Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. - January 16, 1878. Weather Indications To-day. Ovrick oF CHTEr SIGNAL OFrt Washington, January ci For the middie > stat nd gland, rising barometer, colder northwest erly winds, and ¢ r partly cloudy weather. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, <e.,. &e., To-night. on Theater. —Opera of “B tel. Theater Comignue. varieties. Talnadge Hai—* Marked for Life, nkee Singin Skewl. Odd Fellows Ho!.—Baill of Knights of St. Patrick ¥. M.C. A. Cheypel.—Dr. Banning’s Lecture. Condensed Locals. From J. ©. Parker we have the New York im actvance of the mai Mount Vernon y to-morrow night. The Beeds repairing. Washington People gathered in groups all 2 nue to-da # the planet was disti Monday Vernon eeption and pound pa Dr. Harrison, at Wh h eh there was Bi parker 6 the superb “number of Harpe Magazine white male infant was left on passing 5th n off with two nants of me- ber. (of I street marke bes dlies, one ¢ iat “Aida” was p Strakosch trou .« ful opera the eff approp aml th ver fails to draw he eliogy and Cary assumed the roles of Aida? and “ Aimneris, “and both be t favoril here, were The orne parts were he Bohe mian Girl bh Miss K er good singers in ¢.—*Marked for Life: or, and varieties this w —The young peopte of Hain- - appear in F asset's tonight, which keeps . Chapel —Dr. leeture to ma Ode Knights of » rick here Lincoin Hal —Musical enterta pupils of Maryland Institution for the I on Friday ¢ Odd Fe ler miles Banning’s free tha Von EF pt to walk St neing Friday How Pio’ appends ess iti the Way of or economizi time and ta sometimes pl. an amusing part in th ine of life. In one Of the most attractive parts of th ital that eminent scientist. Professor Baird. Assistant t Sinithsoni unl stitution and iT toils over the falien to his lot, and it for th purpose, he ke is connected by urters of t the Distr vices of magic sary summons, his annual professor tov Was to give the ne to his labors food tishes ¢ rumble of heavy ments of the ive resound f dozen bells. n the street to diseover the rause of all this din and confusion, his a ished eyes froni forms of the genus chipseida, the delicate ‘yzious PI ative of th were ain fire engines glistening in. the sp: winter sunshine, by prancing horses and rush- ing firen’ Whilst bewildered with this ex. demonstration in front, two stal- wlicemen came rushing in, and hard Is two messenger b Thus invested in front and rear, the perturbed se entist called a parley. The tire brigade, with steam up an pes directed, and the police: men and messen: awaited orders. The mystery Was soo: by a disarrange- ment of the sigr in sounding fora ii nt oft at the same “an appreciate the nly a the kernel of an prope —Sreasing and moth “atery reli f one enjoyed. the epise and nobe more episode in th so than the p 2 ep OF HEALTH met last Might, ot or Aeaith officer for the nresented, showing nuisances 2 Uihaiedy 284 usa si death i reported. vestigated, 5, 7 of the inspectors were forware jeer, Who refers to the insumt Giosed. The reports recommend th ment of wooden privy boxes, and cal! atten tion to the necessity of preventing the pres. sure of sewer es into p sidences. The condenmattons of unwholesome food the past quarter. in conse have been rem om of the year. ar ‘ Is of bee, HH veal, 354 mutton, 1,059 1 n and 4 venison, making an Pa ndsof meat of this ¢ paltry ve been very Eirge, surpassing the in- auguration ¢ re were 176 chickens, 7 turke: and 102 geese. A MEETING OF TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS from various states was nh | 3 Ht > singer, on behalf sville. pring Cabell’s ts per pound ce between ad billt and to allow a the new and 0 manufacture! at the time th vention we! Was necessi of th opa jon that only. $100,000 'y toreimburse holders of stamped at this amount was daily di- wention adjourned to the t their grievances. W.P. Bur- ged before theeom- laced from the pres- ent rate of 24 'o i2 vents per pound. H es while advocating a reduction of the rate oue- half, the revenue would not be deereased more than two per ce The manufacturers subse. quently visit ed’ the Commissioner of Internal Rev List OF PATENTS issued to the residents of nd the District of Co- Isis: Emanuel B.C and sea ngton, devices for printing tickets and recording ceipts ; Geo. Washington, of Woodberr: lamp Wick measurer and cutter; Geo. W. Li- viek, of Mill Brook depot, Va., ear couplings: Wm: W. Marsden, of Baltimore, hose coup- tings. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Joseph West and Mary J. Harrison, both of Montgomery county Vineent Butler Thomas and Helena Jacqueline Parker: James H. Hil- ion and Mary Murray: Joseph T. Robinson and Priscilla Bartel. both of Frederick county, Md.: F.S.Siwmsand Arnie R. Adams; Bor mard M. Stewart and Mary i Kings jv. Ance-sou aud Nellie Cartmell, both of ton. Va.; Thornton Kittrick and Mary M shail. { THE SALE d Italian works of art, Leipzi «hilt be continued this evening, at 7 0’ Thes. Dowling. sy vania avenue. Do Nor Far nine the beautiful dress oods that C Market Space,) is sel ing al only He has ony afew a. to remain in this stere, and is making a stron toclese outevery yard of dry tthe salesroom of M ner Uth street and Penu t vods.— New pemian and Ann's hifant Asylum, aud was tions. of tive me for th Cong open da on Sundays tills Ralst pointed as the ¢ Hamilton. MeDor li were appointed. Exe hange at th ston and tee. | Were adopted. that Mass. e sion of capital. ing: that The National Wor! bly of the District of Columbia tender them their sympathy, and a Cou ond x ‘onnecticut avenue, yesterday morning, the altar emn high mass was celebrated at 7 a. Most Rey. Archbishop Gibbons officiated as celebrant, Rey, Father aa Jenkins, S. J. deacon: al - sanctuary were also Matthew’ eg “rarro, of St. Augustine’ dvawing of the a The numbers from 1 to. 100,000, co: With those numbers op the Tickate sinall Indi: wheel. and encircled, are placed ‘in another wheel. The wheels are then revolved. and a number the wheel. The numbe: opened r r drawn out. See adv! @ight¥-uine miles” in hour istomake money, her professed object is to practical impor women to consider more carefully the neces- sity for the exer the © ‘olumt American Colonization Society. THE SIXTY-FIRST A Last evening at the Presbyterian Church, the sixty-first annual meeting of the American Colonization Society | of the ciaim, was held. and there was a large attendance. Hon. J. H.B. Latrobe presided, and Rey. Dr. | Matttiews opened the meeting with pray The annual address was delivered by ‘Dr. W. 1. Allen, of Girard College, and jj. KR. We HOMES x, delivered a short address, sa ying he heartily endorsed the work of the society. As the col- ored people are now free the quesiion arises | pan never ite breth- in people ty in the Jement and we should see thatit is upheld and_ strengthened. By doing so, we are not only enlarging our in- stitutions there, but strengthening those at eon the prosperity of | untry for Congress to decide this ques- what are we todo withthem. ‘They reach a social equality h their ren. and it is the duty of the Ame: and the government to help this soc work of colonizing Liberia. That. se has adopted our form of government home, this ¢ tion of what shall be doi man, than to settle the qu there shall be 412 or 420 g1 dollar. We should do all we nize Africa. THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY (Mr. Coppi it will tell more with the Washingtoi sailed in the 2, 1877, For the past ye ze number that ginning of the coloni of 5,722 recaptured Africans that the sc induced the to Liberia. The total num has supplied with homes in * Africa is 20, i During the coming year the exodus of families, individuals, and companies bids fair to be rge. Organizations for removing to are being formed in North Carolina, jy) ancl nt 5.000 per- Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Florid: other states, some of which rep sons, which does not include the Liberian odus Aseociation of South C: which poris that 1,000 persons desive to emigrate to Liberi zation Council of Louisi + Which bh rolled 71,@)names. Agricultural intere hopeful. The republic's edu is fostered by the Liberian College, wi rising ten pupils eae urtment has 28 schola hor the The pre! para also the Ale ‘Arlington and one fe, under the control of the society. > are supported by the jan government. Various reports State he white man cannot get along in the eof Liberia, but the pass 's through the acelimating process, van tive and labor without the least inconveni- Workingmen’'s Assembly. MEETIN€ LAST NIGHT. The Werkingmen’s Assembly met last night, Mr. Emmons in the ehair, and Mr. Meany see- re y. John Christian, R.J.Cox and W. P. Morrow, dele es from Journeymen Plaster ers Union, No. 1, were adinittéed to member ship. Anextract’ was read from the Senti in condemnation of the Labor Exchange. Mr. Hamil the committee of arrange ter from Donn Piatt, aceept- ‘ation to deliver a leeture before ssenibly on the 6th of Fe next. Mr. read a letter from the editor of the tandard, of New York, acknowledging if y whieh had bee graphical Uni ing cigar make mendment to th y meeting, toa vortunity to pr i rs from their partiewiar organiza- COMMITTEES APPOINTED. A resolution was adopted that a commiitee bers of the assembly be appointed purpose of having rodaced in have the libra A Cones Kept our of 9 o’elock p.m., and lock p.m. Messrs. Louis, an. Beron. and Spier were ap- mittee. Heyl moved that a committee of seven 1. ialden be appointed to wait on the committees of Cong rss to protest aKainst giving any appro- ions to the selecoustituted: Libor. dlopted, and Messrs. Alfred Thor Meany, Heyl Taylor, Maltby a Speir moved that three dele 1 to report on the feasibility ational convention of work adopted es be ap- of holding his 3 0 appoiated and Whit more, lution, cont had obtaine to wait upon cLand sul t that no contracts she employs rs. Taylor, Ra!- hes Were appointed the commit. CRISPI pintions, which he Crispins of Lynn, ow on a strike tthe oppres: nd struggling for a bare liv- ‘Kingmen’s Assem- SYMPATHY FOR THE STRIK! Mr. Hamilton submitted appeal to them to stand out to the last; that it is the duty of every workingmen’s organization to stand by them and a: feat this tyranny upon labe _—— sist them Inevery possible way to de- CONSECRATION OF AN ALTAR.—At the new ent of the Visitation, corner of L street in the chapel was consecrated. Sol. -m. The Father P. J. ley. S. J., p etown College, sub-leacon’ ; Re “ott. ter of ceremonies. In the » Father De Wolf, of and s al of the Dominican priests. The music was very fine. Sister Xavier, late of the Pa ret Convent, Baltimore, is’ directress of the schgol. —-—__ THE FOLLOWING is the plan of the next brated Louisiana Lottery. resp ponding | te aline ; pried o} © sine Oi paper, are encireled with ibber tubes, and placed in one first 830 Prizes, simu! printed n from the wheel of numbers, and at ie time a prize is drawn from the other ‘and prize drawn out and exhibited to the audience, the prize be- nst the number drawn. This repeated until all the prizes are t Ist.—At Odd o'clock, a Se Vos HILLERN AS 4 WAL ady is to try th ix consecutive Fst purpose, of course, nd while her “with proper diet, strict. temper- ystematic exercise, women are ca- ofextr ordinary muscular exertion with- eat fatigue.” “It seems that a demon- mn of this Tact may be of a good deal of ance, because it may induce se which they too often ERY OF AxT.—The trustees jallery of Art held their annual meeting yesterday evening, which was attended by Mr-Corcoran. After the geading of the report of the Curator, all the officers ee board were continued for the next year. ames C. Hall, president of the board, re- ed his membership on the committee on s of art, and Dr. Welling (president of in University), Was appointed to. That cominittee is now com. lows: Wim. T. Walters (Baltimore), sand Dr. J. C. Welling. po teak itcalh a Mr. Lewis Wiese, who is acknowledged | be the most finished crayon artist in this Will offer at private sale, at his studio, ‘Ivania avenue, to-morrow (Thurs: , sume of his best productions. ‘The sale will begin at p.m. Among these are pictares from paintings in the Coreoran Art Gallery and from acknowledged great a cient and modern artists. THE WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE REFORM CLUB met last nightat the Metropolitan Bap- | tist Chapel, coenee an one A rees northeasi, and addresses were made by . Wall, Bud leston, A.S. Richmond, Jack Reynolds, J. T. K Metutire, John Richmond, Dobbyn and several of the wiab, Who were present. Appro- Was interspersed throu; out t the ses, amd much enthusiasm was kept up. Sinty-Qve persoms signed the pledge. ——__ THE GLASCOINFANTICIDE CASE CONCLUDED. Yesterday the trial of Amy and Mary Glasco, for the murder of the infant chitd iat the lat. tober last, was ded before rthur, in the Cr aren Court, the ina verdict of ——— PRIGG’S jewelry store received some bean- tiful styles to-day, from 31 to $20: the best fifty- cent eye-giass in the city. No, 457 Pennsylva- nia ‘avenue, near 414 street.— Adet. Persons OWNING PROPERTY !n squares pumbered from to 559, in this city, will be interested in an advertisement relating there- to ip another column, can to America- din which he the Bank of annual expedition a’ from New York, two emigrants | 's the exodus | cerned. He (the ion, 15,227; Sxetusive hited States government to send r that the society "i bifled a et | deserted het sare perat charges that in September, abandoned her :t treated her w an outrage that city eighteen y sidy died vei and L street: THE COURTS. DISTRICT, Court—Judge Humphreys. terday. Wake ax! mainsail and be amount ng to $227. at Baltimore; decree of the court ord PROBATE CourT—Register Webster. Yesterday account of administrator filed. The last will of Cy istopher Mades was fil Passed several execu’ Poice CounT—Judge Snett. To-day, Mary Barns, Wm. H. Cook, Witson. coioi were sent down for waeran Wilson was found inv the reshicnee OF 3 jast night, James Donnell selling without license, and $200 bonds to keep the jw ed for six months, The ¢ charged with being one of the Capttol robiy- Lafter testimony of two wil © jail for the grand jury. colored. larceny add jy, charged with liam Jackso know a large , Edwards, Green, we i handsomely hound a junk dealey lave het buy it until da 80 et Ig off, which was done, when Edwards pard nnsel tried in most of These junk shops are well-kagwn cover thieves, and an: nony showing the guilt of th owner Or employes would, nd the guilty ones punished. So far as. the Pe defendant re: instructi business ts They all minst honestly by this book. public ward: - ait $1,000 hon The court directed the prosecut tug o inqnire further into the compi tthe facts to bi him to justic?. entered Newton for Eliza E. F wr divoree and custody billalleges that the parties were married at Wesley chapel, in this city, April 5, 184; that over two yea nd for four years befor been intemperate and frequently ill-treated her. To-day, Messrs. B.H. Webb and A. C. Mills db Marie Wingand agt. Futhiof nd for a divoree. She sets forth that ied in Norway on the 2d of he rd to th i rd ur after ag A. B. Wi ere married in Baltimore lived here for fourteen y and “she 7, defendant the sold the furniture, has wt cruelty, &e. pas Way THE Vincrnia Courts Dispose SAS) $< Marshalt McCraw, the eoi- ville, ¢ areing hie with whi e WON tried in ntenced to Scppen I . HAMS, 12!:c, BEST 8, C, SHOULDERS, c. WITMER, GRocE! 1918 Pennsylvania ave, N Sates desirab! jani4-tf _Near Penusy peop physic the manufacturers: if, Benson. Pla le strengthening qualities, if Benson's Ca Plaster in the world, Tt was inven: the slow action of the ordinary purous plaster, tismand ail loc ‘Vest remedy e imitatio ket. Be the word € Sol ing at prime cost for cash our entire stock of ie DRY GOODS, without reserve, amounting to over $25,000, Cash buyers cin save from 20 to 40 per cent nable goods and handsuime materials ost. lis due and unpaid on the Ist of February will be placed in the hands of a collector for setule- ment. AF Want money, and will sell as above to get it. WwW. M. OWN rue WORLD'S CHOICE. The Centennial Jurors represented the ci of the whole world. JULOTS M ns of world-wide re They gave Ce Caisite YP ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN peine Porous Plaster is not the best «L to overcome TAME BACK! For jame and painful back, weak back. rheuma- hes and pains it is simply the devised or Known. CAUTION, —There are fraudulent and worthless of Benson's Capcine Plaster in the mar- reof them, Each feamine Plaster has pine cut ihrvugh | aby all Druggists. rice, 25 cents. j14-mws EMOVAL.—M. CUNNINGHAM, 3 znaW oth ‘Known Practical Better, bas rei fone rh street, betweer Hane 1. sik Hate der. Remodeling of Bik Hats peclsity. eepls-tr G0OD PREVANe FOR NEURALG: 1s tne AND ” ug3l-tr DEMONGEOT’S HYGIENIC WIes ¢ néans CAD I} Le say Discovered thirty-five years ago by Prof, Lyo Yale, isthe most perfect preparation in'the world for preserying and beantity ing the hair, Besides Being the best hair dressing éver duced, Lyon's Mathairon will positively prevent nd will restore new Pieix ‘to bald heads, tt the roots and follicles are not destroyed. At’ actually “performs these Semin Fair several L nD DORKAN respect the aibairon is absolutely ico It is unequaled: 1.—To store Gray Hair. 3. To Dress and Beautify \ne Hair, BEAR IN MIND ‘The Kath: sugap-or-leid, to paint and known. ‘No lady"sor gentle complete without Lyon‘s Kaul iron. SAVE| TO LEARN HOW TO DO IT, YOUR| READ AND HEED WHAT HAIR: FOLLOWS. SAVE YOUR HAIR.—The laws of Health and Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re- quire it. The mattér is of great importance in every way. BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.—it is the surpass- ing crown of giory, and for the loss of it there is no compensation, JLTIVATE YOUR HAIR.—For vy uo other Vaud veautified, LYON'S HATHAIRON, pro- following is a niirely bald for years, constitutional, 1 suppose.” T'used 3 eso Kathairon, and, to my 1 reat SUIDrise, owth gf yours hair, COL. TgHN Nee US et every © ortant parable. ~To Re Gare Bal qese Pomove Dandru un. Is“ no sticky paste of sulphur and Apbb the hair and para- he brain, It isa pure and Tmpla vegetable lotion, intended to restore the. natural and reinvigoration, It is ce idly per- ed, and the most delightful toilet dressing nan’s coilet outfit is SOLD EVERYWHERE. janl4-m, w, fly (OAL ECONOMIZER saves 25 per cent. of , and prevents clinke and is Genera gency. 313 Bth Street nw. 429-1m arinignt of ment beat Tall ling of UTH & CU,, Manufacturers of Astronomica) EST HAIR WORK AND PERFUM- ares st is atthe FRENCH ESTABLISH: MENT, G16 ‘Gur street, opposite U. 8. Patent OF . Schooner Ze -livet for a 4, furnished 1S payment estate of Jabez Harlow; order of pub- lication, Fitate of Lewis Devers: exceptions to Justice MacArthur administrators’ and SECRETARY OF THE fuardians’ accounts presented by the Register. 0 George Vance per to of Green in this stified if, to take the GEORGETOWN. A-BABY OUT IN THR CoLD.—1: asi_ night about 1] o'clock Dr. McLeod found a new born colored maie infant on the corner of Prospect and Frederick streets, wrapped ina part of a sheet and shawl. 1t was nearly frozen and its feet badly frost bitten. It was’ bronght to the Third precinet station, cer Magee to St. Ann Mr. vedmund Washington, at the residence of his son, N make a ge? visit. He was 83 years old. Mr, Camm: years in this lace. He was born in England, vat came to this country in 181s. funeral willtake place from his s. morrow afternoon. Berter.—Dr Grafton Tyler, who has been seriously ill for a few weeks past, is thought to be better to-day. CATTLE MARK ths to 5) eats per mind sold al $25 to $50 per head. Ty dull, sold at #140 per bushel. s whi Alexandria Building ‘Aasoe ‘ial before Justice Thompson at the ing, and, waivins When the corporation day Commonweaith’s Attorn pd himself ready Shinn. The e nsel for ‘the accuse er, Said they were not ready, and would that a spe be summoned to ruary term to eS. Judge rected the matt until the liquor R mse A of. wih lives street, nea n. discovered night that a trunk in her room 4 2 nd robbed of Ttis not Known when the Tae bery was committed. FATAat CUTTING AFFRAY.—An 4 y oreur- red on the farm of Mr. John M., hear Brandy station, in Culpeper county, on San between a negro bc ng Which the former drew a knife and eut the man so badly chat he died in a ‘ew ininutes. U.S. Counts.—Tdge RW. Hughes, of the courts, was at the wt Foom: ter examining sundry papers, entering any orders, adjournes the cir. 4 nd district courts until the first day of xt, at which ferm the PAD rlington cases uken pI p 0 R : MOTTO, EXCELSIOR! DYEING, c PEANSING, DYEING CLEA Bz aN LADIES. AND GENT TLEMEN’ St GARMENTS, W. H. WHEATLE EK, 49 JEFFERSON erReeT, | Gegisetow, D.C, and never excelled before or since, ‘to which the le of the District and thousands of others of the tates and Territories will testify, Send us your orders, nov3-tr GQEASIDE, JLAKESIDE, RIVERSIDE LI. BRARY, and all the other cheap Library for sale, and mailed free on Fecelpt of prigeand a 2 cen postage stamp. E. K. LUNDY, 144 Bri axes LADIES’ GOODS. Recernion AND EVENIN' BONNETS; OPERA KID GLOVES, In White and Evening Shades, in 2, 3. 4 and 6 Buttons: NECK and SLEEVE I CH FLOWERS, &c., ble for evening toilet, at MRS. J. P. PALMER i15-tr_ 2107 Fstrect, bet. 11th and 12:n sts, SOE OF TUE CHOICESE LADIES AND AKS of this season's importa- tion; alare EADY. -MADE BON at greatly reduced prices, FLANNEL ROBES DE CRAMBRE from the Louvre. An tlogant assortment of FLOWER GARNITURES for par} “also. AUS IN and LAC. dresses SUITS and OVERDRE! j8-Im M. WILLIAN’S, M"™: MAX WEYL, No. 712 Seventh street N.W. (Between G and H.) NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, IMPORTA TO LADIES, JCHES. ae, J have the choicest and best assortment of BER- LIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL and FANCY GOODS of all Kinds, which I am offering lower than any house In the Solid Silver Thimbles, 35 cents; Lest Rubber Eye- 35 cents. Janb-tr OUGLASS’, Ninth and F streets, (St, Cloud.) CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETS! Werly (double-bone), J. B. P. (Erench), Sols! s (abdominal), Dr. Wari Cor and other styles from which to select. DOUGLASS’, Sth and F Sts, ‘St. Cloud, 36-tr M**: SELMA RUPPERT, 614 Ninth st,, opp. Patent Office. Dealer in BERLIN ZEPHYRS, FANCY AND WORSTED GOODS. wiintse? assortment in Rug and Burlap Canvas and ringes. Peint Lace Braids and Applique Patterns. Novelties in Fancy Worsted Work and new de- signs of Embroideries on Linen and Fancy Canvas. Single and double Germantown Wool, only first Quality, at 25c, per hank or 2 oz. A discount of 10 per cent. will be be ber cy au made-up WORSTED GOODS. ST CLASS MILLINERY, GRAND OPENING ofan ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE STOCK, just received from New Yor! FINE FRENCH FELTS. SUPERIO OR PLUSH and VELVET HATS and BONNETS, Ail the latest Novelties in FANCY FEATHERS, OSTRICH TIPZ, FLOWERS and ORNAMEN’ TS MISS MCCORMICK, oct30-ly St. Cloud buildl 22 wth st. n. Ww TSCHOOL SA SATCHEL: 8, YEAR’ BOOKS. = POUADIES: BATCHELS, GIFTS. LADIES DRESS TRUNKS: HARNESS, WHIPS, &¢., At the TRUNK AND HARNESS FACTORY AND SALESROOMS oF JAMES 8, TOPHAM, 8B 4125 Seventh Street Northwest.-@e REPAIRING. ‘Tronks and Harness repaired and Trunks oovered at short notice, JPOCBTEENTH AN! AND I STREETS. SIXTH SEA ASON, ND NPRECEDENTED INCREASE IN “ bi DEMAND. AMPANE AND HOREHOUND BLEO. Pa tet DROPS. MULTUM IN PARVO. Conghs, Ccids, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, &c., re- leved almost instantly, Half-pound packets, 25 cents. Convenient to carry, oom hea ‘Try them and be convinced. SECOND AND D STREETS. A@-8old at both Stores. 1a-1y Sires & BERGMAN, PARLOR {heer tind ‘beg to announce to former patrons and the ie, that orders for avaie, Tons be, is Bt. a31-3w' ee ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK. ERN, mar LE MOUR beg. begs to announce that he naa taken chat is . at emmy gg this Tenors, and hereafter all the delicacies of the season, wi excellent service, will be the characteristics of the BParties ordering Dinners or Suppers willbe served best mal at short notice aaa Lg EAN 7 ‘ashington Schuetzen Park, eas gto ‘Tth-street road. TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub- Shier has obualaed Yeo eas Supreme Court < the District ae Columbia, holding a Special f Administration on erm, ‘Letters ersonal Estate of HENRY C. ee ‘of th the District of mi next; they may otherwise by law be excluded all benefits of the said estate, Given under my December, 1877. ppinie wpes der ‘AS. &. GILL. Adm'r, Fe ROBB, Att'y, 1002 Vi. ave, LW. H¢re NEW YEAR. ‘We thank our friends and the public generally for their hearty response to our advertisements during the past two weeks, thus demonstrating that good goods at low rates WILL SELL, Old Government Jaya, roasted. green. Baker’s Premium Chocol Gelatine—-Cox. or Nelson’: Hams. 8 cured Box Sardines TEAS of China and Japan at low rates, A fresh arrival of NUTS and CANDIES. B, W. REED’S SONS, 1216 F street n.w. Tac N. an old and respected citizen of prectown, died yesterday about noon in | 63) I street northwest, where he had gone to ‘k did business for a great_ number of S residence to- mber of cattle on the prices ranging from 125 left over. 400 , sheep and lamb: Hi sold from. 4 to. 6 cents per rrived to H. M. Talbott 960 bush- CITY ITEMS. INCREDIBLE as it may seen may seem, yet it is never. theless true, that one or two doses of Lodil’e | Headeche Specisic will eure the worst case of headache. A Cner UVRE in the ar! of perfumery is the composition of a new and distinctive Bou quet, as the case of J. & EF. Atkinson's Stephanotis. ws OR Datiy aim that there is reater certainty and uniformity in the pro- duction of good "bread, biscuits, cake, ete., in the use of Dooley’s Feast Powder, and that ‘the articles made with it are more wholesome and digestible than if made with any other kind of Test it by the only atrial by the oven. just as represented, and just what the public expect it to be, by the name under which it js sold. Many BustNess MEN sufier from chronic | languor and depression caused by too close © ten oppressed with melancholy nies and working men are af- me Way as a result of over-tla- bor. To all who are in this condition, from whatever cause, Hostetter’ a signal blessing. nd. and ealms the nervous systein : whik nedy for indigestion, bilionsness, const rheumatism. and intermiiten ent fevers, it takes precedence of medicines, DEATH'S DooR STANDS W1DE OPEN for those | who suffer a cough to “ran on” until the lungs separute, or the Wind-pipe and the Laie jal tubes become hopelessly diseased : but for al who resort to Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, n the early stages th Ss immediate re- lief, and the absolute certainty of a permanent eure, Pi kee" s Toothache Drops eure tootha ache in one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. REVIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf- ferers. Chronie, painful, a Belts the gra tions, Book and Journ: led free. Address Pulvermacher . New ¥ York «city. 6.25,d&kly Harry Trprxcs for nervous sufferers, and those who have been dosed, drugged, and quacked. Pulvermacher’s Ele nig Belts effee- tually cure premature debilit deeay. Book and Journal, ¥ itn inforn worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pul- yermacher Galvanic Cempzny, New York City. 6 18.d&kly To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, hear 9th ‘street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of ‘Anteri ican or European invention, he is enabled todo his work ina manffr not to be equaled by those not. Possessing. these facilities. His cleansing and ea adies’ and Gent's Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his supe rior Work jalty of his con- sists them an Kid Gloves made. cents, r hed ; two pair rian 2 ____ LECTURES. _ Roeze2t G. INGERS@OLL'S GREAT LECTURE ON GHOSTS Will be delivered in Lincoln Hall MONDAY, JANvany 21, { Tickets for sale at Brad, Adams’ tas 2 431-1)21 { GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. i ATS! HATS! HATS: UMBRELLAS AND A FULL ASSO MENT, { AT LOWEST MARKET PRIVES, At WALTER KERR'S, 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, _jan8 Above Witlanl's Hotel. HIRTS SBEAY N ANY OTHER A | EAN THE WORLD, AT ne. GEO. ME SINNISW, Branch Baltimore Shirt » 002 F Street ‘Northwest, Washingtoa, We make the FINEST DHESS SHIRTS TO ORDER in the most clegant manner for $2.25. Fine DRESS SHIRTS made to order, of Wam- suit Mugiin and Twenty-one Hundred i.inen, for 1.25. Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready-made, Wamsutta Muslin and Tore “One Hendred Pine for 75 cents, Fine DRESS SHIRTS, Water- twist Muslin and Ei ect Hundred Linen, for 60 cents. Boy’s Fine DRESS SHIRTS, 12, 12' and 13 inch, only @O cents, " Fine Four-piy Reversible CUFFS only 25 cents'a pair. Six Finest Four-piy LLORS for $1. Heavy Canton Fian- DerDRAW ERS, only 60 center Al goods made to order and guaratiteed to give Satisfaction, both in quality and fit." All goods sold are guaranteed as Fepresented o the moncy returned. One price only. auges-tr E, YOUNG GINN, Manager. HEIBERGER, to H. ¥. Loud (Successor: se CITIZENS’, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropoiitan Hotel (late Brown's), Syl-ly No. 617 Penna. ave. Washi QALAGA GRAP! FLORES onaver BEARS, BANANA! , and assorted CRAC, Whitmer CANDIES, CHAMPAGNES. WINES, LIQUORS and Imported CIGARS, JOHN H. MAGRUDER, j10-tr 1421 New York ave. n. ww. FrUsseLL’s ICE CREAM FOR THE HOLIDAYS. All the usual flavors, Fancy Creams and Rasp- verry Ices in figure molds, Charlotte Ruse, Jellies, &c., at 1427 NEW YORK AVENUE. 415-Im ’. MANN, desires the attention of the publle to the B MUTTON. EAE A AND VEAL, EEF, Aiways to be found at his stalls, Nos, 638 and 638 Sasa wing Conte Market ana Stans Nos. 2 me on 21M yortera Market. Open riers oetatuly tuba ‘and purchases de- livered free, octi-ly OHKN R. KELL DEALER IN FIRST-CLA Btalls 628, 629 and 630 Center partes ‘9th street wing, and 206 and 208 Nort! psber ty a Market; or address Box 713 Cy; ‘ost arectig delivered free of charge to 3 ae of BANKERS. 850, $100, $200, $500, $1,000 LEX, FROTHINGHAM ac CO., BANKERS and Brokers, No, 12 Wail si comers desirable’ investaients of | large amounts in stocks of a legitimate character, which frequently pay from five to, twenty tines the Smount invested every thirty days. ‘Stocks bought and carried as long as destred on Seposit ot aye percent, Circulars and Sale he ports free. MEN BEE OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE ‘will execute orders for the purchase or sale o! mt Bonds i Gold on moderate “margins: reapondebes rhs Her errian rgmber Am. Mining and Stock Excl New York. Reference, President National ational ‘Trust ©o. New York. ‘ae _ AMUSEMENTS. Natrona THEATER. — Aida. Grand Italia “Max ETS English Opera. A Miss CI. ana’ LOUISE K THI AY E e MOORE ant dc. iL. appheation to Business. | Hard students are THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATI- ymencing THURSDAY EVEN BRYANT’S MINSTREL Stomach Bitters sve it NAMES AS BELOW HUGHEY pot LITTLE ON, ¢ BILLY BRYANT. Forms OPERA HOUSE. | ‘TRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT! COMMENCING MONDAY, J FOR POSITIVELY ONLY EIGHT PERFORM- S WEDNESDAY AND SATTR First production in this « Mrs. UNCLE TOM’S CABIN, with the original company frow New York. where Was performed for Firty-Fivg Covsnec- TIVE PERFORMANCES stand most fashionable audiences ever cent building. “The Ureat OF iginal, . C, HOWARD, (the firsi lady who ever played Pear in her world-renow persc patton of the part,) will a and characteristic i as performed Hon ARD will >»pbngar in his splendid ntuckian, as per Torued by him Over 4,000 tint ONE HUNDRED FREEDM KEN AND CHILDREN, will appear in the GRAND REALISTIC The celebrated B hmond, Virginia, will sing all the al £0.thts version PLANTATION SCENE, VIRGINIA JUBILEE SING- Singers, SHAN GEEE Se De SCAN With the “nurivailed Colored PRIMROSE KELLY and THOMAS GREEN, greatest Colored Boy Dat ITTLE. SAWNEY, (aged 6 ) McD. ae iu bis original imper- ine Southern Colored anagement begs to eall a this being the 0} from the Grand Ope a ikon n ginal Uncle Tom's .: Secured seats 25 a few choice reserved. 8 event ate Sk N PUPILS OF THE | MARYLAND INSTITUTION FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF THE BLIND, (ceosixe OUT SALES or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, IMMENSE REDUCTION. Preparatory to Taking Stock I Offer the Following Special Bargains: OVERCOATS. Ermine Fur Beaver, sold for $25: West of England id for 20: Siberia Fur “sold for % Jsold for 6: Biue Chinchilts, Hussell Casstmere Black Ribbed d& B, DRE’ Fs ne "f Worsted. $8 COATS AND VESTS, d for $22: seiting .S0ld for 20: se sold for 15: seving now. 12 de Worsted. .soid for 12: selling uow, 8 PANTALOONS. -Sold for $8.00; selling now, ore. sold for Spectal attention is called to the follow tng Goods, which haxe be duced in proporcier r fi A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, ‘ete Between 10ch and 11th street. “BUSINESS.” AFTER MATURE DELIBERATION WE HAVE DETERMINED NOT TO CARRY OVER ANY PART OF OUR PRESENT STOUK OF WINTER GOODS. AND TO CLOSE OUT IMMEDIATELY ALL OUR OVERCOATS AND OTHER WINTER CLOTHING WE WILL SELL at abour ONE HALF OF FORMER Prices, OUR LINE OF OFERCOATS Is still quite full, having mai rel in antici pation Of a much larger demand than has been real ized, and as we do not wish or intend to carry them over, an oppertunity is given to buy ¢ about half price: so that a fine, nu now be had for what was fo commonest grades, IN WINTER SUITS | We have also large overstock, the spply “ar ng exceeded the demand for the present | Roods must be run off, We will not bold | So that if youwant Clothing at a | the be low figures. ve s decidedly portunity you will have for getting it at | MAKE A NOTE oF 1 OUR GRAND DRIVING SALES | WHEN You sranr TO BUY YOUR CLOTH N« HABLE BROTHERS, EXTENSIVE CLOTHIERS, janl0-tr Corner of Seventh and D sts. CeveRiInes FOR THE HAND 1 have a five assortment of GLOVES for Gent men, and my aim is to keep only the vest articles such as Lcan commend. I have— Fine Paris made KID GLOVES. Fine Paris madeCASTOR GLOVES, Under the ‘urection of Prof, Frank T. Barrington, NG, January 18, 1878, ‘Tickets for sale at Ballantyne's, and at the door of the Hall | Doors open at 7:30; skercises commence at 5 ck. | Peak Brean 3 VANILLA and © HOCQLATE Bas Tih street; FERS ERS. ERTHA Vo AT ODD-FELLOWS At the request of many! aitles and physicians of Washington, Miss VON Hi er theory of health by atterapting to walk 89 MILES IN 26 HOUR: Ww THOU TELE ar, start fnishiieat othe follow ing Hall open and band in atten Admission 50 cents, LERN will exemplify i ing ue em Tickets at Ellis? 46 UNT POLLY BASSET’S” ‘KEE “SINGIN’ SKEWL,” TALLMADGE HALL FOR con (inel aa s, ‘Music Store, 987 Pennsylvania ave Children’s Tickets, 25 cents =e COMIQUE, litt STREET, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OPEN THE YBAR ROUND. PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT Masioee for Ladies and Children EVERY W. ESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. nov27-ly EBER & SON FURNISH MUSIC FOR Germans, Commencement at residence, 725 ‘Teh rest Private Parti east, between G and I streets, navy yard: rott's or Ellis’ music store, will réceive oS LEO FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, 626 E STREE stock ot Eneravines, C Picture Cords au District, Choice O11 pain Chromos, &c. Pict ayes, ES ngs. valli sees im Nameand Number, jy1-ly RVOUS EXHAUSTION. — A MEDICAL ESSAY, cor a@series of lectures deliv- érea at Kahn's atusur curt of or Anatomy, New York, of Premature indispatan! aby how lost health may be uf, ithe eaten’ of nerve phy - and the nervous and ph: lity; bet = aes of twenty years’ cal de y; being ‘ada ty Ye sherry ERS ‘Museum ae Soateimy, as ‘Broxdway, Amanace DE GOTHA FOR 1878, Just Imported and for Sale by MOHUN BROS., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, janlo-tr__- 1015 Pennsylvania avenue. Us ™ UsE IT USE IT DETERGENT. Ons tesepecatal toa p gallon of ‘water will wash | ii your més CAS to. oo eases Re ah a YOUNG'S DETERGENT, Office 11th and Pennsyleania avenue, jan5-tr__ Dowling’s Auction Booms. iT AT OW IS THE TIME TO SELL.—Ladies’, Gents a4. Sesecen's cne-ot Wearing An i extraordinary prices at *“JU! HES Gi ora | Stand, No. 619 notes by il be prompay ae grenan FOR HOLIDAY TRADE. TOILET SETS and VASES; new designs, at all prices. Decorated CHAMBER SETS; beautiful styles, at low figures, TEA SETS; entirely new patterns at astonishing figures, Artful dest; fp Sta inet lal pee DiInnES and other Plated sed Ware of Rogers’ best Sone Eee. TABLE CUT- ‘OnKS. UBPOONS, E All nese goods I will soll at astoatshing Low | FIGURES. Mor er gab te DB Fine Paris made CALF GLOVES, ovberwise, DOGSKI Fine Paris made CLOTH GLOVES. Good Euglish CLOTH GLOVES for 50 cents: a Dargain. Thin BUCKSKIN GLOVES. Heavy BUCKSKIN GLOVES and MITTENS. Plymouth BUCKSKIN GLOVEs, BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS, GOATSKIN DRIVING GLOVES. Thread, Kid Palm DRIVING GLOVES, Fine Fur Top Kid-lined GLOVES. Silk and Wool-lined KID GLOVES, Double and Single Wool GLOVES and MIT- TENS. Spring Fur-top Kid-lined GLOVES. Kid Reinforced DRIVING GLOVES. PRICES UNIFORMLY Low. AND ONE PRICE ONLY. GEO. C. HENNING, jav8-tr 410 Seventh street n.w. etic MEDICAL, &c. G50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO cure any case of Female Weakness, Trregulari- Ea and Obstructions, Suirty, xoare ‘xperience. Mice 906 B st. S.Way opposite miithisoniat- 39-2" VERY DESCRIPTION OF CURABL DIs- EASES SPEEDILY REMOVED. — Drs. Bnotuens and GRayY are the only Phys miciane tn this city who can tly cure all cases Nervous Devility. ¥, Himpotene st Vigor, ry at Rocure—No pay S08 Bi "opposite Smith: ‘0 cure— oan St. 5.W., sonian Institution, J1-im* Fiabe g Na The Oldent Retabiigned and only He- liable Ladies Phy in the Oity, ee Sees tees, el 3 Residence, 3 Mouroe st, Baltitbore’ = nora in ONSULT DE. LEON,, the oldest established Cspeciatist ae tees @ perma- nentand cere in fest time ofall Acute Ghrouie Skin ‘A —— it eeelmeeetemmmndaae =. 5 FR. RICORD'S EN D rad y Ess! | or ze Jay 4 ered, soutiaign ju foer eckt, from what averdners who eer Free re. Whatever ppt, Es Al Yor, oe eee PECIAL ee ROBERTSON consulted ‘and Saturday 4 es He S21 D st becwoen 16ch, from ' i Ey G ti F _ ki Ira