Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1876, Page 4

WOMAN SUFFRAGE. | Proceedings of the National Coven. . EVENING STAR. Weather Probabilities To-vay. OFFICE oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, January °S, 1°76. gland and the middle stat and warmer weather. with easterly to southerly winds, falling barom- eter. porsibly followed by rain during the being ladies, assembly to order, and Mrs. Sara ble Address on the wo- uestion In W be wna followed by Mrs. Lillie Deve xe, of New York. who endeavored | to show that the ideal and actual woman were strongly contrasted, and she thought the time had come to Ket which they bad recetved a surfeit, and’ be given the rights and privileges to which they Were justly entitled. When the day came, as it would, in which they should be enfran- chised, they would see this nation made great by the efforts of men and women. Mrs. Rev. Olympia Brown, of Bridg’ * Conn., who presides over a regular chorch at that place was next imtroduced, and gave her views a3 to the rights of women under the Constitution, and believed that they were entitied to the ballot as an inp lienab! Mr. Frederick Douglass then maie ® bri | address, fully indorsing the suffrage move- LOCAL NEWS. side flatterics, of Amusements, &c., To-night. <—e Theater —The Kellogg UperaTroupe Ford's Opera House —* Fou! Play.” Theater Comique—“The Seven Escapes of Adeiaide of Dresden,” and varieties. Condensed Bee card of Mr. W. H. Barstow. of veaienens offered for rent by The street lamps will be lighted at 5:45 p. mm. and extingyished at 520 a.m. The Presbyterian Synod of Baltimore, eomprising the New Castle, and 1M ministers, 7 lcenti 13,492 communicants, Sunday school scholars, and during the past Sear collected $251,347. Judge J. W. Moore, while engaged in his Mice opposite the City Hall. about elevea clock to-day, was attacked witha fit of ®poplexy, and for a time bis life was d_ Dr. Dexter wa3 summoned, @ id tient was able ‘to be He was followed by Mr. Geo. T. Downing, who said from his seat that he had learned that ithe southern women were longing for suffrage, and the point he wished to raise" , Was it the southern women, !ustev! of the southern men,who were keepiny up the Strife between the north and the so: th Mr. Dougiass answeved that it was | tion whieh onght not to be brougit | He again eloquently spoke of the As to the southern question | wanted all men—union men, demo | Southern men—to take bold of this cause | this Centennial year and bear it on to vic- resbyteries of Baltimore, Vashington city, has now t ued 119 churches, 4p & short time the Sent lohis home on ¢th street, near O. ard of Trustees of the National Col- Jege of Pharmacy have filed with the Re- corder of Deeds their annual showing the value of property to be Uabilities. none; current expenses, £1.20; re- ceipts for the year tee id to January 15, 1 Bumber of students to same date, M. Lewis. trustee of Jay Cooke & Co. by Mr. W. D. Davidee, bas entered a sui Against the vestry of St. Jobn's (P. Cbureh, the vestry of Christ (P. FE.) € ahd the vestry of Grace (P. E Georgetown, to recover possesrior to 42. in Peter's square, Georgetown, front mete feeton High street, running back fee The convention then took a recess until 74 THE FYENING SESSTON. About four huudred at the evening session. Miss Phiebe Co. of St. Lonis, was the first speaker, that the constitutionai right alienuble right of women to vole Lad been so | frequently and ably prese: Should pass these arguments over, and co fine herself toan appeal tothe heart. T: Christian doctrine recognizet equa lity of all God's ebildren, they were now pursuing they were onl r¥ing out God's work assi thought the ballot we the less gentle and r s face steadfastly against it. | believe it. There would by ness, and there are now. Woman we ber reatness and refir love, as true as the net Woman suffrage mea’ ality and the propagat!o love, and a justand hon ciation of the sacredness Her remarks were frequently applau Mrs. Blake next spokeon the duties of citizenship, progress of the cause, said } rst petition to the ‘legisi fe was referred to but year before last jature voted in favor on being submitted tc the peop for it, though, unfortunately, g Again to the Cente: rsons were present amount of nd in the line The annual reception of the New York re- sociation teok place last even- g at Masonic Tempte, and the attendance was large. After several dances, Hi RH. ent. introduced Hon. New York, who mad st she did no ieonth. | preva , her domestic iation, after which the dance was resumed. = ~ The Princeton Co! lege Alumni Asso- A PLEASANT AFFAIR. ‘The fifth apeual banquet of the Arecciation of Princeton Ce the Distriet of Colump' States, took place last evening in the some parlors of Russell & Leonard's Marble Previous to the banqueta busi- hess meeting was heid, and the fo.lowing of- ficers were elected for the ensuing year:— President, Dr. Harvey Lindsley; and the southern + waMGeS 25. ane ister Clymer, Dr. Second Day B. McCammon. ng the members and red to the banquet. which was tbe elegant sty - a jay were not who seemed senior mer t over by Secretary Bel Members were ne Lemporarily abse Mrs. Lockwoo!, who otfered Was occupied a resolution, Which Was ade THE DEATH OF HON. the National A iried and fa, her rendition of « marble ba'!s* I dreamt ti jowed by resol f Vice President W ms of their cause. 2 m™ the commitiee on @ five imperson- ation, and hoth she and Madame Van Zan were the recipients of lacting of M as Usual, a featur the performance. Mr. Maas’ t Suited to the role of “Thadde ion seemed suilering from fo himself justice in t To-night *Miguon” Presented, with a strong cast, Miss Kelle Mignon,” Miss Moutagne as “File: and Mrs. Seguin as “Frederico.” Ford's Opera Heuse.—“Fonl Play” has pve J quite a snecess, and Mr. Aldrich and ‘iss Kate Newton are bigbly praised. Only two more nights and a matinee performance. Theater Comique—The fine programme of the week draws large audiences nightly, who Bre always satisfied, to judge from the tre- quent laughter and applause. A WARNING To CAPITOL BuMMeERs.— Captain Blackford, of the Capitol police, has been very much annoyed of late by tramps the Congressional lobbies, and | made a@ raid on them, capturing five, and locked them up. in the habit of calling Sress to beg a few dollais, pretending to be hard-up_ constituents. gent for Detective Coomes and that officer states t! } RESOLUTIONS. They substantially resolve that j tice, jueging from past records a Seneé, could be expected from the gove ment. except by those who by of suifrage compel the enforcement tecting laws, and that as women power more, uot less than men, t! mand for woman suffrage is no revolutions ary Vgary, but the uext step in the vreat | movement to extend the power of govern- nent to the whole body 0! Women not more than men sioul erned without their consent, uor be © peiled to appear beforea legal tribunal w. th- out the protection of a jury of their pe thet there is no just grounil tor discrim a tion between men and women; that a de- mand be made upon the 4ith Congress for ion of women Of ail territories to the ud that theenfranchisemeutof woman | ‘wiser aud truer wedlock, purer and Tr homes, healthier and better chil ren, and strikes at the very roots of pau- and did bot the “Count. that | lowance of $195,100 in gol the people, ihct | be gov- | Joafing about put members of Con- mpia Brown made quite an elo- ess in favor of the resolutions, claiming woman as the equal of man in every respeet. Her remarks were frequently interrupted by applause. rofessor Wileox then made bis bow to a Washington audience, and proceeded to favor ef the woman's movement. course of his remarks he said that in abama he bad seen halfadozen young la- ies (reduced in circumstances by the war) & at the case in a printing office. also spoke of the result of the amendments to the constitution. A gentleman in the andienee, stating that Captain Blackford are all std - lodgers, free bash eaters, and mp. They were bummers of the worst given a free ride in the Black Maria to the Station-house, and this morning Captain agaiust them in the Police Court, charging them with vagrancy. | under the names 0! m. Mason, Joha Palen- | , and James Harris, and all pleated guilty. Sent down for th: THY FENNER Mt RDER.—A special to Baltimore Sun from Freceriek, J Mi. says:—Constable Godman and si others from Prince Geor: > and in comp: Blackford appea: They were arrai, Henry Raymond, gash, ty days each. A GRASSHOPPER FROM KANSAS, rerparked that Prof. Wilcox was mistaken &s to one point of his speech, as in the west no state had given the right The lth amendment conferred To but not suflrage. gentieman had not heard of the 15th amendment, which pro- s county arrived of saiTrage to F ay as the mur- Prince George's | ver, that with the county. They stated. how exception of color, which is snid to be a little tco bright, the resemblance to the real fect. even to the sear on the face. sper replied that he knew | making the | «d_man.ier of y committed a fully justified the officers in nit From the state! B. A. LOCKWOOD. remarked that if they woul on of emancipati: ments to the constitution they would fi t the negroes of the n ates had not the right to vote. marked that a card had been sent up fram & | party who was opposed to women being iven the control of the pu were too tender hearted. sag that women could manage the funds | , and she would defy them ow iu power in plundering. re, of Baltimore, read the procia- and the amen e been offered by the authorities rge’s county for the murderer’s of Prince Geo apprehension. TRIED TO FLAT EXISTENCE.- morning, @ white man, FY, @ pluinber by trade, livi lie funds, for they In answer to this «on 8, between Sth and oth streets northwest, and empic @t the Soldiers’ Home, ttempted to com- mit suicide by icnoc is brains out with inflicting two Bevere Wounds ou his forehead. of the Freedman’s hospital, was called in acd dressed bis wounds, after which he was @dmMitted to that hospital for further treat- | ht that the loss of his w: by death recently and ti the cause of th THE GREFNAW. w to beat the party Lavinia C, Daw ed ip a short address. VERNOR ANRY, OF NEW was called op, and after speaking of the re- jection of the Kansas constitution by Presi- t Buchanan because there was a woman plank in ft, he called attention to the tact that there Was no enfranchisement | lerrifories, and urged that all aid in “¢ enfranchisement in the territories o man and lo Wwoma@n. RLY LADY, at the conclusion of Gov. Arn, Said she was opposed to extend the men ia the territories; they ought to be able iorun theirown affairs, and not to call on Women to Sight their battles. The convention then look a recess until 2 se of liquor Was RDER CASE. —Em- mea Groves, the woman who bas been living ‘With Robert Smith, who was committe! to Port Tobaceo jail for the munter of Thomas ‘Warren. as mentioned yesterday, was ar- In F city, cousins of Smith, a house, charged with nstead of Smit jing any ald id lodged tn the station AFTER RECESS. On reassembling at o'clock, Mrs. Gage the chair, and read letters from Susan Elizabeth Cady Stanton. nounced the mmorping b Mayor K ing by Mayor Kem peared Seainst her. t whieh she ani tng that a collection woul: @s it cost mone: married, &c. ten-minue speeches. EVENING SESSION | Matilda Joslyn Gage wili speak on “Class Legislation.” Rev. Olympia Brown o1 “Toe New Republic.” and there will be a speech by Frederick Douglass, osq, —_o —_ REAL ESTATE SALES. -— B. realestate broker and auctioneer, has suid Jor Benjamin F. Betier and Benjamin P. trustees, square 313, on the per of 16th and K streets north- toC. A. Langley, &t $191 per . Also, for same trustess, lot 3, square 252, improved by « taree- story bri in New York avenue, between Lit and Nth streets worthwest, to C. Cammack, | H. Warner, born, money to be nyder, Miss Wood then led of in the uthwest corn NrGro RUFFIANS STEAL THE TEET! Ovr or a Lapy’s MootTn.—About oeleck last pight Mrs. Maril, a white bes Hi residing at 1405 11th street corthwest, wh! passing along O, between 10ty and ttti Streets northwest, Was knocked down by lored rnffiaus and robbed of a set of false teeth and ten cents in currency. of the villains were arrested by Officers Mar. sbail and Smitb, of Lieut. Noonan's precinct. ———————— Foratrunk that will resist the ronghest siasher, th stree' buy cue of bis own make. He hag the | trun! ling bags, saichels, traps, haragss, +. RISTIAN ASSOCIATION, re- ly Organized woder the auspices of the A. bas elected the following offi- ve beea presented them, volumes, eorstitate t brary. ‘hey meet every ming at their rooms iu the Y. MM. G. A- * thelr rooms ballc'rg, and prayer meetings are held every Friday evening. a BRETCH-LOADING SHOT-GUNS AT AUC- TION —Thomas Dowling Will sell at his aue. successfully go to the fac- wi o,, 25 the Distsict. | Spectal meeting of the Fire Commis- siovers. The Board of Fire Commissioners held a Tallmadge Hall was crowded yestorday | Special meeting last evening, all the mem- afternoon when the bour for the reassem- u fthe National Woman Saffrage con- | jou srrived, fully two thirds of those | to work at the fire in the candy factory on B | Mrs. President Gage | *treet, between 6th and 7th streets, on the5th bers present, lo lake action in reference to pencing charges against John H. Moore, en- gineer of No. 4, for failure to get his engine inst. Moore was reported by the chief engi- neer and assistant chief engineer a few years | since as incompetent, but on the recommen- | dation of the board of commissioners at that time action in bis case was suspevdei. Mr. Hume examined the recent charge and Moore admitted his delinquency to him. = @ letter frorh Moore tendering his resig- nation. Board ire Commission ease. Moore answered ** e asked whether he had not tried toobtaln a joan on bis properiy with a view to pay money for such purpose, and again answered ‘vo.” Mr. Thomas thought Mr. Bacon should Elve the came of the coramissioner referred Mr. Bacon said be had not been farnished Tay at r. Col submitted a resolution, which Was adopt Mr. Thomas only dissenting: ) “That the Borrd of Fire Commissioners ap- point from among the applicants for position of engineer in the Disirict of Columbia fire department, an neer to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of engineer Moore of No. 4 company, said appointment to take eifect only after appointee has passed ‘brongh an exa: tion 28 to his qualifi- cations a8 on engineer, satisfactory to the cuef engineer and assistant the a ment, Who are hereby authorized aud di ‘ed to ake such examination as s00n as possible. There were tree applicants for appoint- n board proc Lectto Hot resuited, Good 4, Strobel first f ney caused by Moore's resigna- tic The | Of hose, was refezred to the committee on bose. Mr. Thomas req ted to be reiieved from the chairmanship of the commitice on ac- counts. His rec i wes cranted,and Mr. Hume appointed by the chair to fili the ya- eancy - Distvict Government Affatrs. ne school teache for vary on Sain ae the usual thmeand places. The fir be patd at 9:30 o'clock to-morrow. Hon. €. C. dnter, the newly-appotatet second contri npeared yesterday at Columbia bu r the first time in his cepacity as mber of the District board of andit. 'y Sth, ab men Will ars for water tunity tosettle their bills, thus rouble and expefise of having the waterent of. the Water Kezistrar has determined to to 9 o’eloek p. ta. the remaining days of the month. At the expiration of that time water ae tod where the rent has not beea pal ROILDING - Anotherx Contingent Fee Cotten Claim Case € ai. was arg HH. Blackburn for the ellants) and Messrs. C. Stanton for lefendant vd oefore i Comm issi ited an 3 for ® large sum of money streyed by certain milita | United States du eterrained, ployed tion of t as by cont jon was who: enw of The con- fee was made by the terms of said a lien upon the sald claim and upa t, money, or evidence of indebte ieh might he ¢ plaintiffs, immedia acier #8 the solleitors of the sald Mebou did fairly, prope.ly, and diligently proseeu anc conduct the sald claim befor mission, and procured for McDo: = a | Donald refused’ to comply’ with h &grecment. The plaintiffs bring this suit to enforce in y the contract. The case is on the di which raises the question that t ‘oid on it Murray, president; 4 a, vice president; M. J. McNeirny, secreiary; C. C. Lancaster, jr., treasurer; H. Ralston, D. R. Gallatin, A. B. Cooke, i J.C. Robertson, executive committee, No. 56, I. O. R., last night, the following cers were elected: C. F. Gonzenbaeh, sie} A.M. Sprague, W. C. R.; J. H. Sutin, D. R5 W. H. Mockabee, R. L. H. § F.S; J.T. Woodtield, treas. | tread, levite; J. Luxen, I. G ; J. G.; C,H. Isham, chap.; C. H. Sim: tee. pson, tre Dyer, R. 8.; George A. Simmons, F. 8.; Cavanaugh,T. and C.; Wm. M. Hall, evi R. H. Johnson, I. G.; Chas. Macnichol, 0. € W. H. Walker, H. 3 | and G. BR. THE METRO i STONERS yesterday approved appii for liquor licenses of Ernst Leetiier, S. Wolf, Adrian Encres, August Bacchus. J nchert, Kate Kessel, Wiiliam Lomas Costello, and James Cronin. following were, disapproved :—G: Barber, Charles Habermann, Jc and 8. M. B. Servoss. ‘| Jobn B. Stephenson, Levi Kadden, Nan & P. Walsh. Chaz es against — Stow Hi. McNamara, M. Janifer. Reory Y¥: man, Frederick Peaster, and F. males aud 964 females. 5: returned to owners. o—_— Look OUT FOR BURGLARS.—Read the ac- countof the Northampton bar guarded at all hours by two responsible watchmen, in constant telegraphic comrou- nication with police headq: Lers. t CREDIT TO THE Do An atterapt was between 3d and 4x streets, by boring the panel out ofa back door, bat the burglars premises. hooks, received age. r the Lake George diamonds, iu plate and goid. MARRIAGE LICENSES buve been issued to J. M. Simp and Sarah Aon Ht; George Hill and Louisa and Josephine Mort Kent. a7 The P is Sick, so is Bismarck. That Post. makes it just even.—| F ea om eo An Pennsylvania legisiatare to protect learning useful trades, against of unions. (Lewiston (ate) Jownned, The Washington Markets. Review for the Week ending January 2. [Prices given below refer to wholesale operations oss otherwise ex pressed standard brands, 7.2sa7 80; do. 0; extra, 5.750625; super. 4 bolted. 84a35; do. it flour, per cwt.. 20 wheat, per owt. to good, 1.158130 Sat; do. darap. t0a53. Cats, new, southern. 6a46: . do. mixed, 45 fiay AND STRAW —Hay, Clover. 18.00a30.00: timo- thy. 20.00a24.00; do ‘30 0023.00; Onte, do, ui. western, Bright, 47at#, do iced. 17 .00a30.00. lone a de | 12.0; Wheat. 3. r. Thomas read letters from “George 48. Holmes, late chief engineer of the fire depart- York extras, $5a87: do. half firkin mept,” and from the superintendent of the ries, Potomac Ferry Company, certifying to Mocre’s efficiency as an engineer, aad then | On motion of Mr. Bacon, Moore was sworn | & 7 Mr. Tais, and was asked whether elther | first directly or tndireetly he had paid money or offered to pay money to any member of the to defend his 30a22;" seconds. 13420: thirds, Sal, Bolt 2203 inde. Wales @reaseel0 E 7 1s nna af ne ae Rasen ne a ir to good, ale; ‘estern factor, fair. to good. 9a10; balf skimmed, Sal0. PovitRY AND Gave. —Turkoys, dresead, choice, ib... als: do.. live, per Ib., Ma! hickens do., per Ib., Sato; » do., por Ib., 12al4; Geese, do., ‘drowsed," I ; » droase: 3.002400; Pheasants. om 3.S0a2 50; Vent Prairie bens, por doz; York, per bbI, do., per bbi, Favits axn Nets TApPless fancy. sliced ve The resignation of Moore was thengac- | OBEEN Facits—Ap ‘common, 34"¢, 5a6: Pead |, de'#, Sa9; de. do. 4 Cherries, pitted, new, 7, do. “sogared and wet, las common. 90a1 00: do-. primes i Beef, hind quarter, per Ib. , 6a9.: di quarter, per. Ib. tek SoRIneer or ‘country lots. ats: 3 W gor aSe, Hixs— Wool. washed, 4048: verey, Bal 28; Rose, per bushel, eerless. do. 40050! cy Sweetes per Bhi. 3 he Cabb: » per hundred, r bbin 130020): 0; do, southern, So Thos. G. Good was chosen tc | lof Walton’ Bros., for 3,000 feet | $a4; butcher, ti os ». 50; om. 6a7; Cows, each, 25.00a50, Per, ton, 17.00a18.00; itr, 25.00%26.00. avian Guanc, 6; Bone Dust, or, 60.00; Turner's Am- Half and-half, T. Coe’s Phosphate, ellow Pine Joist and scant., 12 to 20, 12. Wald 0; do. 44 bo 0 4-4.and 8-4 floorin, mnmon,, 3000025 Fenn.—Western Bran, will receive their pay | w oniated " Phos., 0; Diseolved Bor 1 Gal: 13..Walb 00: do. Poy 00. Rul.4 tend 4. 2¢ aud 4 inch, 30.00a5) 00; Dressed Beeswax, 26430; Tallow, 3 do., mixed, «prime, 50455; do Vals; do. common, Wall; flaxseed, per 0, walnut Kernels, 10all; clover seed, ~ Common, 4004s pt open from | OF MEDICAL MmEn.—The 3 A notable year for res of longevity in our own ranks is t which has just passed. The following ns and surgeons «died the ages indicated, viz: James > ; Peter Mere nary to the Que: and, M. B., Dublin, Sen Royal Cote: Si y r Fellow of the ks, bad nowspa- corrupt the m posed of mai y A of ony most influential c med for the purpose, eir first public m: i @ hall of the ing, which will t 6 ¢ Men’s Christi | the speakers wi ford. Hon. Wi m Avenue Pres is unrerstoed t tmueh in @ ¢ ations of the jon now is to drive the whole of them on nee by the ald of a wholesome pnb» He opinion and the co-operation of the re- formed police department —N. ¥. Cor. Phil. le class, but the inten tainer and employment, and in thelr char- | A FIENDISH OUTRAGE. lien received from the Eastern Shore we that the hody of a_young woman, the Capiain Scott, was found in rock, Aeccomac county, The head and skull were mangled, rendering the features zable, and the body showed evi- The whole commanity intensely exeited by the flendish Three negroes have rresied, but their cutlt had not been -From informa. @court of equity the lien created | astern Shore yesterday, or else they would have net at the bands of the citizens of the orhood the vengeance the crime de They are held for fe Norfolk Virginian. urther examina- he Al the regular meeting of Capital Tent, | new but what is forgotten,”” French correspondents are n ‘chau ffrettes,” tin ebafting d a hes, ent out on the come the warmth of the live coals to place the fect thers used to take fifty years ago on cold winter riters, however, eer they are @ new and strictly French invention. Ata meeting of Mount Vernon Tent, No. 61,1. O. R., last night, officers were elected as follows: A.C. McDaniel, shep.; James B. He | French, C. R.; Wm. H. Walker, J. R; H.L, them to chu is. T 0 SHORT IN HIS ACcouNTS.—Jona. Earle, treasorer of the Norfolk and Prenswick (New Jersey) bosiery cor- ‘short in his aceounts $142,000, ac- ses the defictency, and has turned sroperty enough to coyer it. His son a intrusted with the filling of blanic igned by his father to meet bills and of the company, and it Is said thet jated in Wall street, Tux DEATH OF A HERMIT.—The Milford, W’a., Herald announces the death of Mr. Sip- oted hermit of Green townsh , lic was formerly a 3 rehastof New York city, but failed in iness. His reverses so preyed on his mind (he fled to a wild, desolate place, sev yules from apy habitation. r years he has sustained himself by fishing and H. Arnold, and John Cockrell, trustees; E. O. Barron, and R. H. Cook, supporters to the C. R.; Chas. C. Halt ‘hompeon, supporters to the b. R.* ee TAN PoLICce ComMMIs- osep don, Henry Schwarzenberg: Daniel McCiary, ‘ne lo|lowing were referred to Mejor Richards for investigation: Bergman, Rabbitt & Thomas, and Edward P. WYRCESTERS DRUNK. filled with whisky at the saloons, in thelr poekets, take similar botties fal! of colored Water out of other pockets, place the id on the bars, and say, “1've for- it stand there while I The barkeepers, after waiting ly for the return of the customers, pour tbe colored water into the wh. Without detect ub a L were dismissed. Private C. C. Caruthers | Was fired $10 for neglect of duty. The quar- terly report of the Major and Superintendent was submitted, showing 3.300 nrrests—3,315 8 in money and | property was turned over to the property | Clerk by officers; of this $2,001.80 has ‘been ‘oscmite, has dis- vaters of Kera river, feet above the sea, @ new and beautifui which he named the “golden trout.” Its was like that of the gold fish, bat i dotted with black spots a quarter hin diameter, and with a black bard along Its sid LAW DISTANCING MEDICIN®.—Cnarles O’Conor said, on Monday, that he had been trying to die for three weeks, and, as he had not succeeded, he proposed well. Wm. M. Evartssaid robbery— $670,000 securities stolen. Be warned in time. Rent a safe from the National Sais Deposit Company, corner 15th street and New York avenue. Fire and burglar proof vaults made last night to rob the jewelry store of Mr. Bottomore, on Pennsylyania avenue, to try to get he was delighted with the signal triumph of law over medi- cine in Mr. O’Couor’s case.—[ NV. FORGERIES are now sali to 0, but it is believed that he ry little away with him. The port that he sailed inthe steamship Rotter- dam is discredited at Boston. a2 Ki ntucky Judges and legislators cannct railroads. #27 McDermott, the man who claims Bessie Turner as his long-lost that subject in New E: @7-Happy thougbt-—Pat some dynamite under jour motner-in-law’s bed.—[ Boston 1 s7-The Austrian Reichstrath has passet a ppointment of a spectal commitiee to consider the reduction of the were frightened away by @ dog on the be reach S00 —e—____ CORAL EARRINGS, with gold wire and t Prigg’s jewelry store, No. aii Penneylvania avenue, near 44 street, receive free passes on id Le Fauntleroy; kdward Jones 8; Joseph Bell and Eliza ister, is lecturing on ngland. agi sae. Las ity ret et Sh. ol ren, Obio, has suspended; $100,000; assets unknown. 7 act has been introduced in the resolution for the a aud ultimately national congress to discuss the matter. 7A man was on tri | Delaware, recently, ~ the jomil Po i fence was were too sonal, and reflected upon the family. was discharged. * #7 It Is stated that the Catholic cler: a” la'ty are using their infinence with the Pop to obtain bis sanction for sion to the Falk laws in that by outwardly be able to make them jal ia Wiimington, for babitually disiurb- praver by his stepfather. prayers minors, the tyrranny so-Duripg an insu t aAtiack uy a Turkish camp near oom Frege Tarkish war vesse! on. Though the vocsis’ ware in Austrian wee! Pn fih dnd ofa yoces se who aged | thh ty-two newspapers, might as well Ty to ride © wiitiwied ons Bidesaddie 1 as to rT toimrese upea inet mey.— & form?! submis- THE COURTS. CoURT IN GENERAL Tery. This moruing tie case Of Staats agt. Bige- low et al, was arguel by Messrs. Lambert and Darlington for complainant, and J. 8. Edwants for defendants, aud the derision be- low was affirmed. The case of the Bailant Pavement Company against Mandel was argued. Porice CourtT—Jwige Snel. y.John Hubbard apo guil to keeping a nuisance on his premises, was fined Richard Johnson, same char, Pleaded gu s5. A TROUBLESOME NEIGHBOR. Florius Van Ruth was stood up on the charge of threats to Prof. C. B. Young, of the Emerson Institute. Prof. Young testified that he occupies the premises at 914 iéth street, teaching a school there and living there. Van Rath lives next door, and has recently been remarried to Mrs. Van Ruth, from whom he had been divorced. Witness then related the disagreeable e: lence he bad had the pasttwo years. Van Rath could use the worst language of any maa he ever knew; is generally crazy from excessive drink, abusive to all around him, terribly profane and obscene. He believed him to be &@ Gaugerous, as he kaew him to be a bad man. Witoess was cross-questionea by Van Ruth, but ia @ manner that made anything but a favorable impression for the ques- toner. Prof. Young was fully in his testimony by several respectable w.t- nesses. Ruth was also charged with using profane and obscene language. which charge Was also fully sustained. Defendant had but one witness—a mild one—and the court imposed a fine of $10 for profanity, aud required $500 bonds to keep the peace. ALL SORTS. James Wilson. assault and battery on Dr. Cornelius V. N Callav—a bad case: one year in jail. Charles F. Wise, charged with keeping open his place where liquor is after 12 o’clock at pight; $ 0. George Smith went down for vagrancy. Samuel Shekels, the same old tramp, was up again for va- grancy for about the fiftieth time. Sam is a hard case, but he made the court believe that he had not been before it for the PASt two years; that he was an old Mexican sol- dicr from Hampton Soldiers?’ Home, Va., and he was release on the promise that he Would go there at once. Charles Powell, profanity; Gottlieb Ashwander was sent down for vagrancy. Fanny Jones, loud and boisterous; $5. Jerry Maxwell, unlaw- fal assembly: $5. James Brady, public pro- fanity; £5. John F. Washington was fined $50 for carrying a pistol, or 90 days. Moll: Pinkney, Sally Tapley and Eliza Merchant . all night tramps, weré fined $5each for dis- orderly conduct. Wm. Oswell, loud; $5, Margaret Ford, larceny of a roll of carpet Worth $14 from Mena Schultze; £10, or 30 days in jail. Also, charged with petit lat ceny of various smail articles of household use from Alice Fletcher; $20, or 60days in jail. Thomas Williams, larceny of a plece of beef from a butcher; $10, ‘or 30 days. Ward Ellis, charged with ’ the larceny of a coat. pleaded guilty; £10, or 30 days. Thomas Henry, assanit on John Lacey, a one-armed colored man with a swollen eye on him, who testified that he got three heavy licks in the right eye from Thomas Henry. Mr. Sen b @ stout white man, ee guilty, and wanted to explain how it hap- = but the court imposed a fine of 220, or hirty days. Thomas Goldman and Sam‘el Goldman, two little black boys, were fined ch for fighting in the street. John A. fe, a little white boy, charged by his mother with being incorrigable. Mrs. Keefe testified that her boy would not go to school. The court gave hiin a wholesome lecture, and dismissed him on parole. John Ages, @ colored incorrigable boy, who has often been before the court, was this time sent to the reform school. Auna Harrison, assault and battery on Fanny Hunter. Both had marks of seratehes on their trontispieces, but Fanny had the most. They are cooks in a restaurant. Fanny told the court that Anna threatened to throw it ease in her face after the ‘as over. She also got her finger : bit it severely. Atte wards she ) got Anna's hand into her mouth and returned the bite, Auna was @ ROOM OF THE WOMEN’S N ASSOOLATION will bo opeacd h, in the new building on igs HOWARD will i COUGH DROPS! THE BEST, THE MOST CONVENIENT, ani THE SUKEST CUKE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, INFLUENZA, snd all THBOAT and LUNG COMPLAINTS. They afford Immediate Relief. Hatr-rov Boxes FoR 25 Crs. Withia the reach of all, ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist, janis tr . ‘2d and D streets northwest. aN) HORSE FOOD, a) GORDON'S FOOD FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. ECONOMY. VIGOR. SPEED, FINE APPEAR. ANCE, SOUND HEALTH, SS- CURED BY ITS USE. INGREDIENTS ALL VEGETABLE, Sample 100 Feeds for $2 00, Depot in Washington, 609 Loutsiana aveune. decio-eotm ©. P. LAURENSON & CO. df, carro. nn =e LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES, No. 317 Third street s. e FINE CARRIAGES POR WEDDINGS, CALLS, RECEPTIONS, &c. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO BOAEDIN HOBSES. Orders left at Congressional Hotel, or at Stable, day or night, will receive prompt attention. Janély A. B. DENNIS & CO. WISG TO THE cape peed OF MONEY st LEDGES op band, Also, a large lot of COMMISSION, GOODS at prices to suit the times. Such extraordinary imtucements have never be- fore been offered to the public. B WATCHES, DIAMONDS, and rail’cthcr FINE JEWRLENS tre sepecrany t ctner are res 9 in: elsewhere vited to examine our stock before going to purchase, 5S. GOLDSTEIN & CO., LOAN AND COMMISS!ON BROKERS, jans-tr N. KE. corner lth and D strosts. AT MASUFACTURERS' Ein PRICES. Ladies’ and Gent's TRAVELING TRUNKS, with McMurray’s Patent Trunk Stay attached. LADIES’ TRAVELING SATCHELS. SHAWL STRAPS and POCKET BOOKS, DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS. LAP KOBES and HUBS BLANKETS. SADDLES, BRIDLES and WHIPS. ‘Trunks Covered and Bepatred, and made to orfer All Repairs wo Barnese. R. McMURRAY, jan tr 508 Market Space. Dees OF THE INTEBIOR, Orricz OF [Nia ATFaiks, dauuncy 2, 1576, fealed Proposals will be received at th’ office nutil 12 o'c! the Zistday of February, 1376. for furnishing the following named qvantitie: of Beet Cattle on the Hoof for issuse to Indians in the lu- Ginn territor: For the Kiowa and Comanche Agency, 1,402,000 pounds, gross weignt =a ‘he Wichita Agency, 990,000 pounds, gross ut. For the Cheyenne and}Arapahoe Agency, 1,800,000 Pofnil particulars rvearding the requiremonts for bidders ‘will be furuished on application at, this office. iQ. ITH. Jand7-cotfebl9___ Commissioner Affairs. IN4TiomaL SAFE DEPOSIT €0., Corner ith st. and New York avenus. FIBE AND BUBGLAB-PROOF VAULTS. Re re feweoty BoP: Ow C8 BAL offer for sale all classes of BRICK AND FEAME HOUSES, tr some of the most desirable locations | Gaptrol Hill, at ‘selowe to echt thos whe het LOTS of all dimensions can be bought on reasons- o HO! we fndebtea to's * SUTTLE & STUART. | Alsaandrio, You Jan, 2:15 anayece CITY ITEMS. Uss lor. Mann's Corn and Bunion Keme! NATIONAL THEATER. Extraordinary and wonderfal in its effec — oe FRIDAY RVENING, Jancary 2%. GLI OPERA ot the Opera ahs eu Easy Feet th ar ence thoute | mbli¢ patron 116 Peansyly Da Condnece to hes ands of the intellige White's estab) ‘wally ®upcw . Chilbiains, Inverted Natis, Pn ad Escrescences, &¢. Established 181, MISS CLARA LOUISE BELLOGG im the role Saturday Bees ENOTES Van Fant Greed Keiloge cia Dt Ovem! Tose Pats! Hatebison’s tsi ° Edwaris & | uv, Linimeat for rs GIB MITCHELL. Ores uu RETTOS, FLL aoe, ] L ENCOLN HALL, : =r JOSH BILLINGS, THE GREAT ALMA Stimulating TRon in the blood. Listigs L@uid Extract of Beef, in pint botties, enriches the Blood, cures Dyspepsia, Nervous- ness, Debility, Chills, Fever, Ague, and Fe male Complaints. a Fiy® HUNDRED THOUSAND BOTTLES of Horehound and Tar have been it winter, and at least half alarming casesof Congh, , Influenza and Bronchitis have been cured thereby. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure inone minute. — eee For AN IRRITATED THROAT, COUGH OR COLD,“ Brown's Bronchial Troches” are offered With the fullest confidence tn their efficacy. good reputation they eo Rids digestion, Erale’s Honey « sok! during thi \aX MAK BR, HUMOROUS BEADING, r LINCOLN BALL, MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1-76, at So chock. This Botertainment, entirely new, will consist of Bradings from his owa commencing at Wasbirgton on extending So Moreus proluctops They maintain the have justly acquired. CHARLES HEIDSIECK Si1j and Grand Vin Medaille sale by Hall & Hame. y. Extry Dry, Champagne. For | this being bis Farewell 12,35 Box Sheet at Metrerot! ‘Tickets charge for reserved seats F° D'S OPERA HOUSE. mon‘ eg Setart s aniavs, todandtto wed DAY EVENING, Jan> and ontil ferther notice, the thrilling Dramatic Mence. writicc by Dion Bouctoauit aod Charice Reason < dial Institute in winter, with ctrenlar de- its Tarkish, Russian, Sulphur. ic and Electro-Thermal Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic Electricity, &c., will be sent on a) Lung, Female and C Z 12,24,m,w,f,3: t times when UCL PLAY. Mr. LOUIS ALDRICH as RORERT PENFOLD As played by bim in Boston 20) The Dashing English Artiste, Miss KATE NEW TOR BELEN ROLLBSION, Aud a Fall Dramatic Company. MATINEE SATURDAY. jt tt K Da Hh A TROVE SJASE PlAvos eases a special AROUT MUSICAL BoxEs.— business ts dull, or when losses and disap- xintments of various kinds make life a arden, we look around us fo) t shall keep of ennui or troubled mind, aod sometimes we find it no easy matter to meet with the ch bas the power to “drive dull care away. Such a magician has, however, been pro- vided lately in the form of a musical box, which, without any trouble on the ‘sessor, Will perform the duties which At ali times have been asked from the musi- cian by those who have been vexed by a | An evil spirit. T, of Berne, Switzerland, trument to the highest { the Exhibition of obtained the r something | ‘TBE Kew REICBENBACHS Piano Warero ms, 425 lth street, ve Penosytv ani OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. has brought this ir degree of perfecti Vienna, where Mr. Medal of Merit for his musical boxes, they caused the greatest sensation; their richness Of tone, ani the great variety of airs played by them, made them one of ofattraction, and excited the admiration of moved by concord of | y have been introduced into several large hotels, aud have proved y Serviceabie in ministering to the en- a Few things could for @ present to those by zu e to be remembered than one se Instruments. Sueb # gift would not be likely to be laid aside gad often called upon to raise it Ma'toee for La- ESDAY aud SA‘ Partch = UBDAY AFTERNOON FIRST CLASS iN EVERY RESP SCT. Variety, Drama, Burresque and Comedy. novt-ly USIO FURNISHED FOR ALL OCCASIONS oun WAGNER, ne great centers all who covld bo I Ale» Instr ucti sweet sous.” _Jan3 2awim? 209 On Exhibition a2 No. end Sale 439 rgotten, but tunefal voice to remind 118 Possessors of those from whom it had been Out Fellows’ Ha. Patpeings, Rogravin “t Uf Paper Hang Framon, Phctare Co &c., iu the District. Heller's musical boxes are sent to all | i direct from the manufac. ogues with the prices jame and Nember ‘PARTIE 108 AND SOUIABLE KY¥LAND STATE , WEDNESDAY ue smaliest street, Baltim Attention to nervous that Extract of © bined, in a certs BOOKS AND STATIONERY. g£wnee at ALLANTYS E'S, 425 77M Steear. , dyspeptic, | neuralgia aod 1 nervous or sick nervousness. This is a tr chemistry, and i are ordering by. at 50 cents per box, postag: prepares itin ru Historical Scenes irom the Old Jesuit 72 ‘The Yours that are Told, respected in Baltimor?. pills gre Sent postage free to any address, | and sold by all wholesale and reta'! D: gists in Washington, Georgetow: NEW PcsLivarioss, Da Oasta’s Medical Diagu basen Morley « Throst! Stimulating I Leteare Hours earest Fe reat W i Bay's Victor ington City Directors, 157 de Gtba. ADDITIONAL J ip cloth binding Icienoe, at the uni & | perlor manner.” Kid Gloves Crape Veils clean Ladies’ Dresses cleanet withon @nd spois removed withou' ag ment. Gent’s Clothes cleaning aad dyeing a specialty. aud Shoes, short notice. TOWN ADVERTS. “ FKAST UF THE PE CHRIST (HUBCH N#W BOOKS. of ; » GEORGETOWN, al LST HALL, GEORGETOWN, aftern on and even! EsDAY, THURSDAY 2d. and 4th of February, 15% cONOMY. SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS, made of Wament ta Muslin and five Linen Dearest For, by Mrs. Alexander, anthor of Wooing o° T. isaac The Woviug 0’ T Vers de Soctete Nordbof Cotto Owen Gwypne's Great iotor Vangnished, by the dictou 8M. MORUN BROS, janlé-tr 1015 Pennsylvania ave .cor Lith st NGTON'S PA -CLOSING DI et Companion, containing Alme- Facts Interest Table, Domestic ard Daties, Populavion of States Kvery shirt warranted The purchaser he stad or button hole. and the shirt te reacy for the Laundry. Pris 13. ande me ey Calicc ry ie Es FOR 1576, LER, - street, Georgetown. STILE DYEING TO PLEASE OUR FRIENDS. THE BUSH IS OVER, ‘Thavke toour kind friends for their Indulgence the past Fail, when sach was the rash of sto make it impossible to romptly x« wewlshed. Bet: When finished gave entire satisfac: tion, we solicit ® continuance of your © good work at fair ft Work eeut for or deiiver ed in any part . returue d to an ail OF express. wh. Steam Dreing and a, Estat tity pefersow street, INGs NK, D, a TOANK, Deo and ferent kinds in ¥ styles of binding. PHYSICLA NS’ VISITING LIST FOR 1 . ‘OWN and ether ALMANACS Waole- SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore, dect-tr Corner 4s street and Penna. EDUCATIONAL La commences February Ist, 1576. work from ali eset: @ny part of the Interest fy on On all sccrssible points. ndeye. H. POLE. * Barker he ORs Bi. Polkinbora, : BG) ieckious mate‘ on a oe BLLICOTT CITY, Mw, ‘This Institciion is conducted by the Christian , on ng @ Betisfactory exewine- Mrectors. tom, may recetve a diplome in either the Classical, Thos (enet"| ts Commergial Cours, . D. Bertiey, 3.7. Frod. W. Jones, Thomas Kuowls Gradusting Fe dec t £6200 J 3DEBGss ren \OOL. iB PRI Chassis som # Musical Mechanisms, ike awp apvaxcep Gsacs aw. ox OB PLAYING PROM FOUR TO Pepi La AITACHED. TWO HUN- PRESSION, So'cics 1 1100 B nnd Sm corner E and 1th DRUM, CH. IDESTIAL MUSICAL BOXES, FROM TWO TO SIXTEEN PIk ag N eG |, LETTER WEIG. TOBACCO AND MaTCH ‘ABLES, BOTT: AND PORTEMON ATES AND ITH MUSICAL ATTACH- OVELTIES ALWAYS TO BE J. MH. HELLER, Berne, Switzerland, Tilustrated Price Lists scut post-paid. Lei’ MUsiCRE MecHANISNS [Este The Svsan NOBRis vs. Moszs 1878. BENEDICT eens os a * 1 REMOVAL! order to rebuild, 3 CABPBTS, O1L CLOTES, UPBOLSTERING GOODS, &e,, 8c. Saad Satya © ee hy aos i ol et reaueed wbanrttae™ ‘Very great bargsias in FINE unt i :