Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1875, Page 4

em Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFIck oF CHIRF SIGNAL O: Wasting ‘J states, northwe west wi in temype LOCAL NEWS. AMusements, &e., To-Night. Ford's Opera Howse—Mr. Charles Pope “The Robbers.” National Theater —Baker and Farron, dis lect actors and vocalists, in “Chris Lena.” ‘Theater Comitqque—The drama of “Wrestling Joe; or. Life at the Mines,” anda fine variety entertainment —_e+—_—__ Condensed Locals. The river is open again. and oysters are ar- riving in large quantities. “Pro Bone Publico” eomp tive pump on 7th street, between B southeast. Water R their wat A large crowd are flocking t& trar Luby’s office to-day toset Faies, it being the last d: Rev. Wm. Me tthe Re- at Lincoln servic formed Episcopal chure Hail to-morrow. See ad. The District battery of artillery } cided to fire a@ national salute and parade on Washingtc versary of the battery. r. E. B. Riley having passet an ¢ tion before the committee of the s Court in General Term, was bar to-day on the report mail fer. ‘There has been a ero the Ellis musi very droll ca r General Butler asleep it filibuster: Prof. L. GM and friends that, owing t partner. Mr. Horatio Bate Of respect to his memory, Will take place at t notice, E street church has bee times of late f : ing bac! his ¢ n es tohis scholars the death of his mf as a tribute no soirees dansante wdemy until farther entered several ni Th escaped, however. thus far eludet arrest Sergeant Wm. F. Sia vice, a native of this cit three years hax been in station at Atlantic cit at bis own request. t suits. He returned t Warren Ch « i has signal ser- for the past © of the signal “Ont of the Fry- and Harper's Bazar Lady's Journal for cop: ing Pan inte th for Februa of the spirited ¢ Fire he and Read- pisewhere, ting Librar: ing Room, 920 F str is designed to add ment and res the best works ry department of English lit- An enterprise of this deservi attractive character t to have abundant success. The Ladies’ Temperance evening at Wesley Union met last Mrs. Whitten sale move -Chickering a meeting at th <0 p. m. to-mor- nounced that there wou Ce gregatic oceasion. ——_s—_—— Ineendiarism at the Navy Depart. ment. THIRD ATTEMPT THIS WEEK TO FIRE THE BUILDING. The alarm of fire yesterday So. 68 at the Si iseovery of fir Navy department. It seems that Mr. Joh H. Brooks, the colored messenger, had by delayed in packing up th til the hour named. and smelling smoke he look dili gently for its cause. and finally ran up stairs to the fourth story, where he Saw the sm issuing from a reom used for ste books. Not knowing how ex flagration might be. he sent some one to tur! in an alarm, and afterwards with some of the watchmen. EXTINGUISHED THE FIRE, Which appeared to be confined to an old coat and some loose papers ona table beside a desk. The firem: ed promptly their services were not needed. Sect Robeson, who had been atten: net meeting, soon afterwards arrive: with Chief Clerk Hozz, Commodore’ Am- mon, Adm Reynold or Richards {chief of pol eDevitt, Sar- gent and McEltresh, neer Cronin and Assistant Chief Drew. of the fire dh ment, had a consultation as to th us building the AN INC 5 n has @ guard of marines be placed in th ‘on the different floors, It seems strange that three attempts should be made on the same building in a week, and many of the opinion that it is the work of some ¢: son. This fire did but little to the recoris. On Mon tempt to burn the building wa: second story; on Tuesday in the basement, and last evening on the fourth floor. It will be recollected the Navy Department building ‘was injured and important records destroyed by fire in the summer of 1573. ANOTHER ALARM. At 11x o'clock last night there was a giter alarm of fire turr ors that p building YP dama -partme pot the: tain~ AS WAS Ase lreache! the corner of Pi and Ith street, was for the ol ehimney in a houseon H street, between ith n Encampment of mae C i. follow: artment € rT. James Vice Commander, G. EB. Junior Vi commander, B. F. Medical Director, L. J. Draper, M. neil of administration—James Camy bell. H. W. Jackson, W.H. Kuhns, A. H. ¢ Richardson; delezates to the National EF campment of the Grand Army of the Repub Chi Ii, on the n May next—Timothy Post Commander Rt There sented a to Post Commander Lubey a series of resolu- tions, beautifully engrossed, expressive of their appreciation of his efforts in the inter- €sts of the organization. ~ — THE THEATERS.—To-night ¢ gagement of the talented youn at Ford's Opera eon Which o¢- on he will appear as les de Moor,” rs celebrated tragedy of “The Rob- xt week Raymond as “Colonel “in Mark Twain's drama of “The Hie which meets at day Dingman. and vocalists, engagement at wning, and those by a hearty laugh should not “Chris and Lena” and the re- tutions of the Muidoon Guards. ‘The patrons of the Theater Comique think the programme of this week the of the season, Which is saying a great To. night is the last chance to see “Wrestling Joe” and other star performers of the w ——e—_— THE CtTIzENS’ NATIONAL BANK, of this city, has declared a dividend of five percent, for the past six months, ending, ending February 1. This bank ‘was removed to ion from Hagerstown, Md., by specix] act of Congress, and organized 1, 1874, with Jacob Tome as its president. and the following directors: Hon. J. A. J. Cresswell, K. Appleman, H. F. Davis . Ritredt Richards, Wilson E. Brown, . Walter, Andrew Langdo. to Libbey, Samuel T. G. Morsell and W ‘st. Mr. Tome has resigned the posi- tion of president but will remain a director of the bank. Ex-Postmaster General Cress- ‘well will succeed Mr. Tome as president. TuE ONLY Oxes LEFT.—Those lots in this city on the northeast side of the “circles,” having a southwesterly front, are generally conceded to be the most desirable sites for a residence, and those to be sold by Messrs. & Cleary on Monday, February Ist, at4p.m., fronting on the ith street circle, are only ones in the city not already built on. Many wealthy people are seeking homes in Washington, and the purchase of the above Mentioned property will afford them a butld- ing site second tonone tn the city. There are 000 square feet. f REVISED RULES OF PRACTICE IN THE District Covrts.—To-day. in the Court in General Term, Mr. R. T.” Merrick, as presi- dent of the Bar Association. rules of practice as revised by ‘associ: tion under an order of the court, passed on June th last, directing that such a revision be made. ——_<--- Mr. E. G. Davis makes some new an- ts in to-day’s STAR that will pos- Kess interest for all readers, and espec: WILL. CARLETON will his lecture, “The Golden Horse,” to" it. Don't fail to Tnterest on the 3-65 Bonds, AYP RAL OF THe COMMISSIONERS To CON- ers, which thi missioners ef the Distriet feel it to uty toask the concurrence of the z ntatives today to the Sea- for the payment of the in- bonds so-catled, which be- proximo, and to the faith of the United bil TAS Ky approved J for the gc 2th, 1874, en- nentot the Dis: other purpe AS we informed Cor ® communica- tion.on the 12th Instant, a printed copy of h we enelose, the Distriet treasury can- pot furnish the money necessary to pay this terest, and unless Congressional appropria- for its payment, default in the Hiow. tho mischievous conse- will be readily appreciated We therefore respectfally ask ail the attention of the House to the r ng its session to-day. We have | only te add that the interest the 3-1 | boris was expressly exetuded in our esti- | mate of expenditures for the current fiseal year in onr report of the 5th ultimo. | W. DENNISON, J. H. Kercenam, S. L. PHELPS. January 2th, 1875. een Eeard of Health. MORTUARY STATISTICS—PURE AND IMPURE COD LIVER he Board of I gistrar of or lastnight and the Ith m beg VITAL STATISTICS submitted a statement for the week end anuary 2d. showing total d white and 46 colored. € under one year old; six between tween 90 prineipa v whooping cough, consumption “lungs.” The mortati week, and at th Mort nS per 3 . fon was 52.00 per 1.008 per annum. r of births re- ported during the s—white, 4G. Rate of decrease of the white ths over color irths was at the annum. On the recommendation of the health offi- ploredt poy deaths over »0 per 1,000 por « fldings numbers i ing at northwest corner Ist and C streets northwest were condemned as nuisances Dr. Keene transmitted the report Dr. B. F. Cra of the Orn, mitted by the board, . hal a poisonous effect that the oil is of a brown color, with an offensive odor of oil used in dressing leather. It is composed in part, at least, of the oil fron fish livers. It is n quality for medi been pressed from partially. p as all of the darker cod liver of and would not be easi stomachs, i n havi tolerated min: ieve Uh has been mixed with oils of a less digestib! lity. “I have examinat, as I believe f the varieties of oil sold in this city, ve only fourd two which answerei ‘orily to chemical tests—one of them zh-priced oil, in bottles, and the other a i by the gallon.” the manner of making this oil at » places in the north where fish are packed. It is by throwing out the livers on a shed where the solar ra; the ol], and it runs off into vats. these livers are in a decomposed state. is what causes the dark color of the oil. oO which is expressed from fresh and healthy livers in ather is the purest and is the lightest in ¢ The report was ordered to be placed on file. iT-—Ash Wednes- 'y of Lent, falls on the 10th of following regulations for the of the fast in the Archdiocese of (which includes the District of Columbia) have been issued by Archbishop bayley: commonly calle ng Dot ty ex 1 kinds of fruits, salads, veg tis Seventh. General usage has mad» it lawful to in the morning some warm thin chocolate made with wate: athfal « . and custom lave anthorized the lard instead of butter in preparing per. mitted fox Niuth. The following persons are exer fasting: Persons under 2 the obligations o age.t k. nursing women, those who liged tede hard labor, all who through weakness cannot the f Without great prejudice to their T By dispensation, th b meat will Tat all meals on Sundays, and once a day . Thursdays and Saturdays Holy Thursday and the second ut * he faithfal ar ligation of fasting imy iy season of Lent should earnest prayer, clusion world and its amusements, and of generous reminded that besides sel by the Charch, t hb. Ti Sunday of Lent till Tri 1 Catholics who b ware bound to m when permitted by communion. A sidered bound should take m Paschal time ext ys , f seven vears is the law of confession. Parent: ice of this fact * THe Wasnincron ATIONAL Monv- MENT.—The Washington Gaslight company of this city adds the very handsome contri- bution of $965 to the contingent fand for com- 2 ting the Washington National Monuinent. Next following additional subscriptions have been added to the fund since our last report: Riley Lodge, No. F. A. A. M., 'y Lodge, No. 39, Fo A.A » oR son Lodge, Wormelsdorf, Pa..’s6 ilver Lake Lodge, Silver Lake, Ind., <5; No. 49, FA XM. Dat 0.0. F., Barron Creek Springs, Md. reka Lodge, No. 34, F. A. A! M., Eureka, Ind., $10; The First National Bank of Pitts- burg. Pa., $50; The Exchange National Bank, Pittsburg, Pa.. x50; Venango Tribe, No. 157, 1.0. R. M.. Oil City, Pa.,=10; Samoset Tribe, No. 2.1.0. R Cal., $10; Vesper Lodge, No. 62, F. A. A. M., Mayville, Miss., $10; Mooresville Lodge, No. 73, F. AOA. M., Mooresville, Ind. Mount Vernon Lodge. No. 75, F. A. A. M., Jewett City, Conn., $7.50; Thomson Ladge, No. 340, F.A-A.M., F Pa., $10; Tuscarora Tribe, No. 11,1. 0.R. M., Eacubecteiiie: J., #10; Backus’ Lodge, No. 55,F. A.A. Cassopolis, Mich., $49, Good- ge, No. 43, K. of P.. Baltimore, Ma., ord Lodi 2, 1.0.0. F $10; Acadia R.A. Chapter, 10, Marshall Lodge, N 3 ik. Pittsburg. 5; The town of Greenfield, I11., 314; W: wrige, No. iss, F. A. A. M., Westfield, Ill, $15. gate Hada rent bocan THE SUIT OF THE MERCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.—The suit of the re- er of the Merchants’ National Bank of Washington against Wilson, Colston & Co., ares of Stock of the bank, to Which it was charged the defendants had sub- scribed, was yesterday concluded in the supe- rior court by a verdict for the defendant.— Balt. Sun, 30th. ———_e—___ JeT AND PEARL JEWELRY in gold, a beautiful assortment sent from the manuiac- tory on selection to Prigg’s Jewelry Store, on the avenue, near 4% street. These goods Will be sold very low. Ps ———— REAL Estate SALe.—By Thos. gaman, real estate broker: Parts lots 19, 20 and 21, square 876, to J. Tharp, for $1,976.45. —_—_—__ce-______— A StvBBORN HETRESS—There is a young hetress Trenton, New Jersey, in a charitable institution, in Ri |, Vir- peed whom there is to = Se ous ion. She ran away from par- ties to Whom ‘she had been Yndentured, ‘and shortly death of a rich uncle left her heiress to @ aa nS fuses to go back to New ne ————— Lostnc His Lire FoR a SEWING Cohoes, the residence ee CHINE.—At a of Owen Garrahan, 8 Columbia warect, was burnel ea: rT. Garrahan ‘ly Wednesda; aoe had ‘succeeded in saving wife and foir children, but returning for a sewing machine he lost his life. pend pr aw segratine on eg more sub- sidies and a single presideni term. be henpel Soe tae en nas Dems npatonced to at Walligford, Connecticut, ‘i is eee mtn Al vy tots was resolved that a further & wages be iusited upon, 1 in theact of | i} | i THE Counts. Covrt IN Gentrat Tere. To-day, the case of Thomas H. Walsh at. Honorah Rundlett A. 8. Taylor, was argued by Messrs. J. and Cahill for appellee. and Fendall and Miller for appel- lants. In this ease the appellee (Walsh) took posression of certain pzcmises, as he alleges, bheér an agreemént ‘nh January. 271, ana paid rent for three months, the defendant in the meantime promising to execute the lease, and in May he had prepared a lease and requested defendant to sign it. but she Tefused, and he then deelined to pay rent. Defendant then sned him for possession, and intended to eject him, and he prayed an in- Junction against this proceeding and that de- fendant be required to give him a valid lease. The defendant Rundlettdenies that she made sueh agreement to ease, saying she did pro- pose a lease, but that no terms were agreed upon: that afterwards the plaintiff acreed to take the property asa monthly tenant at a} redueed rent: and in pursuance of that azree- ment to hold as a monthly tenant, plaintitr entered upon said premises. She denies that she subsequently promised or proposed to give a lease; that subsequently plaintiff did present to her a lease for execution, which, after consideration, she returned, saying, “I never promised to sign such @ lease. that I never had proposed to lease the Property or, any such terms.” Testimony was taken, by both parties. and the ease coming on to a hearing on December sth last. Mr. Justice Wylie decreed that within ten days the defendant exeeute and deliver to the plaintiffa lease of premises for 2 term of five years from the 6th of February, Is74. at an annual rent of $450, monthly installments of 82 priv- ilege of the plaintiff of renewing the lease for five years longer, with the usual covenants fer prompt payment of rent; and for right of ¢? try of lessor for default in payment of rent. Defendant appealed. PoLice Court—Judge Snell. To-day. George Armstrong, che of a bridle worth $10; fined $2 ail. Jam “hild: hting de » eharged with abs: mu ptes from the Treasury depart ment, waived an examination, and gave bail for @ hearing before the grand jury. John K '¥ of three pistols; fired $30, or 6o J. Brown, lareens mnstrong, lareeny ¢ aths in ja. eorge Thom application for bounty ry of a hi ® Mrs. Margaret Kemp, whose name ap- the Police Court proceedings on st, Writes as follows stoien goods from John Norm: lds, or any one else as entered in the case Thursda; peared in ny Anolle pros. of Mrs. Kemp on THE GLENDENNIN to Prevent the Prometgation of 3 though at the late meeting of the Presbyt of Jersey City the ease of Glendenning w disposed of finally, so far as the jurisdiction he Preshytery was concerned, Mr. Glen- ning has not yet given up the ship. His friends in the ehurch have thus far sneceeded in prevent-ng the publication of the jude- ment from the pulpit of his church. The Presbytery appointed & committee of nine to confer with the trustees of the Prospect Ave- nue chureh, to declare the dissolution of Mr. Glendenning’s pastoral relation with it_ and to have the judgment promulgated. Wed- nesday evening was named as the time for the meeting, but owing to the absence of many of the members the meeting was not held. A private meeting was held last even- ing at the residence of Elder Howell, the ob- Jectof which was, it is understood. to dis- pense. if possible, with the promulgation of the judgment. But to this the committee of the Presbytery refuse to consent. One of the elders remarked to a Herald reporter in speaking on the subject, “You necd not be concerned about the publication of the jadg- ment from the pulpit; when that comes to s the congregation will be so scanty the committee will have toaddress the walls. That is setiled. the elder smiled,turned his heel and walked of.—. ¥. Hera'd, SUPPOSED CLUE TO THE WHERFAROUTS OF CHARLIE Ross.—It_ is supposod that the police thorities of this city have obtair another clue to the whereabouts of th ing boy, Charlie Ross. ence was held at pol m Last night a confer- headquarters between Superintendent Walling, Mr. MeTean, a Philadelphia journalist, and aman named Westervelt, who claims’ to be a brother-in- law of the deceased Mosher, touching the whereabouts of the lad, but the result of the conference was not maie public. It is conti- dently asserted by those who claim to know a great deal about the private history of the case that both Gil Moshe ad birglar’ brother. proof against every in- ducement that has been offered them to re- veal the seerct. They assume, however, to know nothing about the present whereabouts of the child. or whether he is alive or dead but it is believed that they are only playin fast and loose with the police. and latter have dropped the cz jations with the pa child.—N. ¥. Ti MBRELLA—Dr. Gil t house surgeon ption hospital, while x nue With Dr. Gillette on Sunday, fell, and the tip of a small umbrella that he carried ran through his right eye into the brain. When he arose he said to his com- Panton: “My God, Gillette, wi ble thing crashed through ‘my to me that I heard a noise like th down of heaven.” Dr. Gilman was in the 99th street hospital. On Tues: ing he beeame unconscious. Dr. Wood, who is attending him, says that he can live but a fewhours. While in the army, Dr. Gilman had charge of # hospital in Te He is 28 years old.—N. ¥. Sun, 20th. A telegram fom New York last night say Dr. W. H. Gilman, who on Sunday fell on 45th street and accidentally the point of one of the ribs of his umbrella into his died from the jury last night. y morn- > AGAINST A Jersey Ciry LAMP Post.—The bar- tender of a saloon at Essex and Warren streets, Jersey while on his way to his place of bushi ly yesterday morning, saw Robert hreys, a dissipated person, apparently standing against a lamp post as ifasleep. A few moments later three men entered the oon carrying Humphreys, who they said was frozen, and laid him down by the stove. -y had gone the bar-keeper attempted Humphreys, and then saw that he was dead, and had apparently been so for some time. On Wednesday evening Hum phreys crept into the loft of Whelan’s stab! sed went to sleep, as he fell through the hatchway to the floor below. H» was taken to Whelan’s saloon, where he re- mained a short time, and not seeming to be burt was allowed to go. He was not seen again until found dead.—N. ¥. Sun, 20th. On the 27th young German, who had lingered for over a year on th ragged edge of disappointment in love, shot himself in the head and leaped into the Mor- ris canal. Guntseh left two letters—one to Caroline Rotgor, the woman he loved, and another to John Rotgor, her father, disposing of his property. The letter directed Mr. Rot- ‘or to give the writer's personal property is room mate and companion, Gusiave Hawke, and Rotgor followed the dead man’s advice. Hawke boarded with Mr. Retgor at the time of his friend’s death and up to last Monday, when he resolved to change his place of abode. On attempting to remove the dead man’s effects, Rotgor became angry and charged Hawke with grand larceny bé- fore Justice Gee in Jersey City. Hawke on the trial produced the letter written by Mr Guntsch, and the case was settled in favor of defendant. ANOTHER BURLAR SHot.—At Beverly, N. J., yestenlay morning an attempt was made by Ubree burglars to effect an entrance into Mr. Jose ‘arker’s residence by means of story window in the rearof the ouse. The noise made by them in remov- ing the sash awakened a son of Mr. Parker, who was sleeping in the room at the time. He, seeing the men on the Lye he i in the act of getting in the window, two shots, one of which took effect, as one of them fell -~ —— Leggett es bond carried = his companions, all of whom escaped. is thought that the man must have been dangerously wounded, as a large amount of blood was found scattered al the pave- ments in the direction which the burglars A DREAM.—A con- he named brother, that his brother was dead, byt he was not. A STUDENT ON THE RAGGED EDGE—A N.J., shoot himself on Mon- day. students, Slaight Bar- , and Bass fired at them, but Love Se Mise Vioce Greco, 8 yours Inttoee ve reen, & stu- dent, was the cause of ‘Base's attempt on S7The Carroquett riot, in New Bruns- wick, Troops have been to i | | GEORGETOWN. DFATH OF A WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN. Mr. Samuel Bootes, an old and mach spec’ed citizen of Georgetown, died at hig residence on Ist street yesterday morning after an illness of only threedays. Mr. Bootes | W887" Soars 2? age, *™t had been a clerk in } the Treasury department for the last forty | years. and was much esteemel by his supe- rior officers for his faithful attention to his clerical duties. i j Grats TRADE—The receipts of grain for | the week have been 600 bushels wheat by | CITY ITEMS. —_—___ FIxe BEACH, AND BLUE Beaver rs. Fine BS th Frock Coats and Vests, | And Black Dossal GILMORE Panialoois. Fine Worsted Coats ant Vests. All at extrom=!y low prices. Gro. CD HENNING, 410 7th street. - To RAVE elegant lht Biscuits, xwheat Cakes, Fruit Dun Ya should use Dooley’s Yeast Powder four groeer for it a THE NATIONAL SAviIncs BANK, comerof AND HIS FAMOUS BAND railroad and wagons. We quote wheat at | New York avenue and 15th street, pays 5 $1.15 to $1.°0 per bushel for fair to choice. | a Tend: . Com saste. forwhite, and Sasse. for yellow, | SeRt,Per annum on deposits foreach calendar pode tenn ace bey oe hours, 9to4. Saturiays,9 ALEXANDRIA. todand6é ‘TS, a ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for HioRsk THIFF CAPTURED.—A colored man named Robert Williams was arrested by Po- Charles Heidsieck’s Sillery or Extra Dry liceman Jas. Smith on the road between this Champagne. Excelled by none. 8,t,th,3: city and Washington to-day about 3 o'clock, &c.—“The wise for health on daily for stealing twohorses,one from. Mr. Birch, | walke depend,” and thonsands patronize Dr. of Alexandria county, and the other from a | White's establishment, 535 15th street, oppo- gentleman whose name we did not learn. site U. 8. Treasury, to avoid painful Corns, ‘The officer had learned that Williams was | Bunions, Inverted Nails, ete. making for Washington and took the 3] mre sincere Bewosa MAC aeak o'clock, with Mr. J. T. Monroe, to whom he HE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of sold one of the horses, in order to intercept | 18/2 were $219,660, 4.12-s,wtf Carry Off the Honors, THE TRUSTEES AND MANAGERS OF THE KENTUCKY FREE LIBRARY, having in reply to one bundred bids, advertisement, received over » furnish music for the FIFTH AND LAST t ane. risoner was examined this evening. Williams will be tried at 10 o'clock to morrow before Justice Padgett. THE RIvFR.—The river is now almost com- letely free from ice, and navigation will, no ce, the train was stopped and the ari stock of Fmbroideries Grand Gift Concert, n the city; aleo, full Line lain and tucked nscoks, Plaid Muslins, Lines goods at < }an2-3t_ GOS Oth street opposite Pat Cambric To be held at Louisville, Kentucky, On SATURDA : > February 27, 18 Dow Nixon, a prominent minister of the M- 7. ae, Chureh, south, was paralyzed yest liams was overtaken near Swann’s ust reeetved. the largest, cheapest and fin: ATTENTION, LADIES! iy died last night at his residence, ar- for the benefit of the Pleasure in annou: contract to Free Library of Kentacky tak that they have award nm. He bad just finished n ple when he was attacked — FOK BALLS AND PARTIES rying a ce fete. 2th. MR. P. S. GILMORE = ¥ ponies. 9 And His Famous Twenty-second Regiment = v Two Buttons at anh: xi tew wack irst Socia ason THIS (Friday) ms at $1 65. me and, o ew Vork, NING from 7 to 1 Normal Clase—S A TURDAY in Lincoin Hall, Lecture a Blackboard, by FRANK BE ABBATH AFTERNOON. rmon in I Halil FRANK BEA In making this se ion from the large number of appl orchestras and musical he United States, the se which Kentucky one at Borel w to Use MRS, M. J. HUNT'S, 621 and 623 D street. MBs. M. A. CONNELLY, i OF 7 EAST 1618 STREET, NEW YORK, MOST ELEGANT BUILDINGS AND [SP COLLECTORS OFF GRANDEST LIBRARIES a 3 Has opened an elegant assortment of W acm, = ne ‘ iPORMNE ST oe IN THE WORLD, FREE To Att FOREVER, Ansddiienat oe pe Be aldai to the IMPORTED GooDs, on gS ccket ketorotee aerenae oe tax bills of the after the expiration tee wut of thes wenn eh pe ieaturday Being fhe lat tas for offcial work, a AT 1526 F STREET, WASHINGTON, Commmcmor ated ty thy this month, this office will be kept open during that est Musi ce day il gb 6 o'clock p.m, JOUN F « 04 \Gonstoting of Vail an Situnar Direesess Waking Gow Grandest Musical Entertainment tumes. Bonnets, Luigerer Corsets, Flowers, &¢., of which will be sold at reasonably. all THAT THE COUNTRY CAN AFFORD. jan22-2t* LOW PRIC! —= ADAME L. P JEANERE’ THIS B. 3 THE FIFTH AND LAST SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TA MADAME EF JEANERET 2 ee : 3 eo eaciad Tae pattern Bonnets aid Hate which GRAND GIFT CONCERT, pry settling ills for Special Improvements at a | fig'reganions of cost to reduce stoc Jandd-Im* THE FINAL DRAWING NUALMERTI RS. SELMA RUPPERT'S under the special charter granted by t ‘ : wy KE ta E. OF THE ture of Kentucky for the above ‘ct, the public are HORT SOF THE LINGTON * = 7 otified as a security that the drawing RANCE COMPANY forthe Desteietat STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY DEPOT, wna arity that the drawing will aps ag Fass Ge 614 9th street, opposite Patent Office. POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE AS ABOVE ANN large asso NCED, Pay ar =D The Trustees and Managers have pledged themse to retvrn all moneys, should any postpencme a ment of BERGEMAN’S MANTOWN WOOL: Critic} OF THE STOCKH INGTON GAS LI ED GOODS; CAN? videry him. ‘This they were successful in,and when LADIES’ GOODS. E™BROIDERIES. yi 1 and ints $1.40; s COLLAKETTES, DRESS CAPS made of the W PANY. for the el ffi janl4-3m. The management placing themselves sition, on Magan L. P. JEANNERET, $5 North Chari F pulls witi becpened oe i otince id | bas combined with her Millinery. Estutinnnsent i polls will beopened at 12 o'clock m. aud | has combiued with her Millinery, Eetatinwers ‘ Z| m1. eer “ Washington, 1107. Pennsylvania. av a very | CANNOT DEFER THE DRAWING FOR I PHAS. B. BAILEY, Sec’y. mnable dressmaking apartne wishing : . aeE AGRICULTURAL Cob. | f¢ bave costumes made can’ be onevers | Therefore. those who w ¢ Tuesday, from 12a. m. toS p.m rs promptly attended'to. Has also a large and ¢ assortment of imported Bonnets and Hats, which she is selling a very reduced prices T= PERFORATED BUC I muke sure of havin sof the \D CASH PRIZES, share in the distributi TWENTY THOUS. P.O. Address: Prince Geor: Collese Sia un ty, Ma JANUARY. 13th, 1575. The second term of this College will comm on the Ist of February. TUITION FREE. For further Coleg Amounting in all to the enormous sum ot l fuform: ply te the President of th te o DIES . : red Thousand Gene BASEL DON ES enn on ee decl8-2m Fon LAD WILLIAN’S. ee . : . = _fecl: N's Dollars, (Se Her AND coLp sopa, SPECIAL NOTICE. at Ss a should procure tickets withont farther delay! as, in all probability, there will not be a single unsold tick et long before the day of drawin ‘The Band will leave New York for Louisville on or about February Ist, and will ncerts,on their BRAID is purchased at MADAM ES. 1, 61% 13th street. One to five CURLS or given free. This chance is only for 30 days. lace to get Holiday Presents. 1,000 human MILBURNS PHARMACY, 1429 Pennsylvania Avenue, VU BIAIDS or al aides, from 78 eeuts.to $20) oR at eins ia, Baltiroors , : . adam has had very long expe Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore, zB MEN BRAL WATER ON DRAUGHT pe and the Unit tates as an ingentat and wn ittabagg. Cecandy Ghtcagoy St 5 NG, rl fashion for the hair. Everythin A eCity. Nashvi uciunaul, Indian NOTARY PUBLIC, diew hair dressing, fucludine a fing | polis, Louisville and other cities, oct tf OFFick—Stak Briivrne. T and atural Curls,ou hand. faded from mse can be brought to ita fine and large stock of WILT: dees Inn )S "SHERMAN & CO. > BAY KERKS, 9 F Staeer. The following are the Prices of tickets Principal cash prizesand the Deposits, Buy and Sell Gold and United &c.’ Securities of the District of Co- ; Exchange on England and ts cashed at par. ¢ Grand Cash a -$250.000 Stoo! CIGaARs. $2.50 PER HUNDRED. Tho best and cheap est in’ the city a MISS E. A, McCOR MICK, @ 905 PENNSYLYANTA AvENUE, ach me ADAMSON 'S BILLI ag ROOM, (up stair: ooee « om S 305 sh strost ‘ : . 1000 each. DELACK-TAIL DEER LUNCH ELEGANT BOBNETS AND ROUND HATS, at OUR OFFICE.” FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS. s BIRDS, VAV4-F strect near V Mard's Hall, is ha MONDAY text. VELVETS AND SILK: neh: Black itis, Wyoming tersiarys Ail | Which will be wold at very low rat nov7-tr eargins Mie invited. | "AUGUST BACHUS. SS == Grand Total, 20,000 Gifts, all Cash, $2,500,000 fiwaukee and n Boer jands-3t IMMEN PRICE OF TICKETS. Dev asp STRAIGHT POKER, REDUCTION, Siilnecer oun Preparatory to Taking Steck A 5.00000 10,000.00 SPECIAL NOTICE, Death of Hon. Thos, 12,15 FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS Bramlette, J: At a merting of the Trnstees of the Public brary of Kentuck, Le it, was resol: that C.M. Briggs, Eay...who under the late Hon Thos. B. Bramlette was the real business manager erts already given in aid of the Publ Kentucky. be and he is het ih said Bramlett the man fifth and last gift con ruary take ‘arther postponement 1 OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECI AL BARGAINS: LAGUYRA, DRESS SUITS, MOCO. 4 $50. Selling ni 10. PLANTATION. 38 Sellinst ROWN. # YLON JAVA.23 All standard New York refined. wat $2 OOLONG., Bi: ENGLISH BE Those § 22 k Thove Suite suld at £20. For farther particulars apply to Those Suits sold at $14... : FLOUR. ‘Those Suits auld at $12 C, M. BRIGGS, CHOICEST made in St. Louis, $9 per bb; Agent and Manager, Louisville, Ky. or oes 7 - Tn jan3-d GE bk ETOWN FAMILY, $7.4 per bbl: $1.90 YOUTH'S SUITS. jans3-dtf per sack, zhose Bi its sold at = Se OATMPAL.7 cents, ite rokl at $13. 2 TCRED WHEN, 7 cents, parr 1 io Those Sui : ‘Those Suits sold at §10.. “Selling now at “$3 oR H «RUSHED WHEAT. 7 cents HOMINY, fine and coarse, 5 cents. SCOTCH and ENGLISH ALES and STOUT, $2.40 per dozen; 20 cents per bottle. BEST. WHISKY. $1.25 per bottle fullqnart. ALBERT BISCUIT. 75 cents per tin. SUGAR WA FERS, different flavors. 40 cents per in, LORNWELL & SONS, FINE GROCERS, jan28-tr_ 1418 Penn. ave.. opp. Willard’s Hotel. S. ROOSE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, No. 1233 Pennsylvania avenue, near 13th street, Wholesale Dealer in Imported and Manufacturer of the Cactus, La Manola, La Boose Agent for the Ambrosia Fine Cute nt for the Ambrosia Fine Cut. ‘he trade supplied direct from the factory at the very lowest New York and Baltimore prices Orders left at tve following hotels ied to, where persons can also OVERCOATS. A =e Pian Fey er tao ON ALL . —— BRANCH OFFICE AsI am determined to reduce Stock. purchasers will find it to their advantage to give me a call. A: STRAUS, Public Library Kentucky, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU: BETWEEN 10TH anv 1itTn Streets, be promptly t there Cigars ‘at a slight advance over the whol janl5-tr ‘Three doors from lth street. fard's, Metropolitan and Imperial hotels’ B. French | 7a qiNE GHE @5 DRADILIAN PEboroc] - Bt. fi 5 iS fe = == | Ee UAuameatesr « aaah HOS. 8. BOSTON, PIANIST, % P al .H. HEMPLER, y tir Mate tore, or at Cottman's, Fat. wil *, WEST & SONS tpecialty. S LT4T 'B stroct northwest, Aladdin Security Oil. owe a see Warranted 150 Degrees Fire Test. BROA > Sag 7 ee steer. The Best Household Oit in the World. e, come all, THE INSURANCE COMPANIES. ur, 308, pati itiP a twang tong | rtenicae tes Came om Pema bi Cistomere and the public Tn general that Howanv FINE [xecRANCE Gompaxy o Baztr- ou 2 ‘Baltimore, December’ 25, 18d Messrs.” C. Northern ey Market, on Betarday, a West Sone: Foe ey used the various NEW YORK. "and evel eRe: after, where the beat beef ‘at the lowest rate | fake pleasure ‘Aladdin Se" “janis | : JOS. PRATHER. | fold: 1 Witenes. ee ace == oy, Balen M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO., pa Offer all the reat styles of LONDON, Co ay _— FOR TICKETS GENEVA, ang trial by ite ERIOAN wa pons, | far Superior to anf AT VERY LOW PRICES. jané-tr_' | cels them all. x: Fr "8 -OFF ' A Weaning 2Pranei ee bola sto the cory wer ee APPLY TO Fe Aen eSY EA | em : paid. iver | VEST VIRGINIA WINES: HEN’S LOAN OFFICE, Corner of 7th Stret | BURGUNDY, UNION THOS. H. HAYS «& Co,, end New ire deena, MY FAVORITE, OLD DOMINION, . ee EXCELSIOR, VIRGINIA CLARET, interest NOBTHER MUSCATINE and CATAWBA, and aoe er be ‘Also DOMESTIC GRAPE ERANDIES. 2 Treas Wines, = vale et eroews On OY cary ‘are pure stuff, °t an age to ten years. 900 Beeateas, ow just ari ‘ere and we ask any Rime Beas at. 924 YORK CITX, at ‘Btore, . 30030 ie jene-ln* aw * AMUSEMENTS DD FELLOWS: Har A. BLIND TOM CONCERTS THE CELEBR., POY PiANEst ANT ALI t BELEN rom. NIGHTS AND SATi ng TUESDAY © Win tect. OUR GREAT MISTAK On MONDAY EVENING, Pobr a At LINCOLN HA he had at Meteor ‘ Penna Oty No.) ON EXHIBITION aso s L ew No ues { MARARE ae ‘at ‘TH Sr ' ™ ra No. 439 Teh Ser C ‘eg y as —— és, cen Ener LECTURES cf a. Stance ‘ , ‘ CARLETON epent bis L THE GOLDEN} s LINCOLN HALL SATURDAY EVENTNe w, AIT 45 kar r Th wine be a large nom 1 Son hers. teguesting that A, which Mr fon make this heats allow, mt ladies ‘1 = 4 a GEORGETOWN ADVER'WTS. RUILPING —\sso4 ON oF ETOWN. PD « Th TATION vd TENTH BUW DING ASSOnTS 1 Caw w s MONDAY # Hoek. for eb OK SALE na lot 6 by ring My foot front er cond bone : < WMH TENNEY Gore Coerress OOTTONS The best makes rehip inthe TCR. they will CHAS MEMMEET & JOUS RRO iy AS ES N 0 January 1, 1575 a pMPexktant Prociam atic To our Fronds and the Public—For Detter Sccommodation we have adopted and will adhere to the following rules, viz-—Iat. The office will be open every business day from 7 « m.to9 p.m. 2d. Those + by sending postal cand epecifyt nie with full wldPoae, will be Seeited ae part of the District. M. All work 0D will b ered at any place im Goods from a distance received and fe- mail or express by WM WHEATLEY, PD: stablishtont, Laties’ and and Se street. Georgetown, DU pparel. Cartains, Kid Boot es. Furs, Carpets, Drugeots, &c.. jane tr Gentlemen's W Slippers and G! nicely Cleaned or Dyed FAMILY SUPPLIES, GRAPE “ASPINWALL BANANAS: RKIPS a R. A. TOCKER, jan2e-3t* Conter Market SPecuacry, BURCHELL’S sr? LEAF TEA, MORE THAN TWO TONS ON HAND. This Tea ix uneq lead iu pri PRUNES PRUNES. ONE TON OF CHOICE NEW TURKEY PRUNES Just Beceived, Eight Pounds for 1. ALso, We will continue to sell, for a few days more, 6 pounds MIXED NUTS, (including SUFT SHELL. ALMONDS,) for $1.00. ALso, On band, and fer sale at a reasonable price,a FULL CAB LOAL of choice NEW YORK STATE APPLES. We would further state that these apples received and safely stored in our basement before th freezing cold weather came on, so that those who wish to purchase them need have no fears of getting frosted fruit. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co., Grocers, (Masonic Temrze,) ‘9TH STREET, opposite U. 8. Patent Office. PESTLE Dov26-60t * 0 eater: Dae Pes) ~ 1-4 7 jan33-tr