Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY... January Weather Indications To-day. Orriceo A CEmEe Si SIGNAL OFPICER, hington, January 2. i For the middie Fs #y weather and light my weather. varia NEWS. a nsements, Bey To. might. LOCAL National Theater. k Ol Opera House —* Uncle Tom's Cabin.” Lineoin Hall.—Lecture by R. G. Ingersoll * Ghosts.* en €ondensed Local«. Frem J. C. Parker we have the New York Papers in ad’ ee of the mails. A white male infant was found on the door- step of house 7 M stre urday night, and was taken t seventh precinet police sta- died in a few hours. ian, recently an inmate of house D street, in this city, who was arrest- it is alleged, , Was held to bail py Commissiol o answer, i Saturday, un of $1 Ftoei this Dist defrauding the United Sta %) Street be lighted to. Pom... and ex hed atop. The Mt. Ve rns ” Cominary f r young ~ F str rn cis Murphy. wit commence me in ternoon it Lincoln Hal daily for several the expenses 5 will be charged on tv and continue there In order to defray an admission fee » evenings. as will be seen by the advertisement elsewhere. Messrs. Hugh 4. Mullen. editor and propri- eter ot the Sunday World, and Kobert A.V Philadelpha Evening Star. are in the city, guests of Win. P. Cope- 7th str the the bi employes, fire of Tast Sumner. Hillern’s Walk. E MILES IN TWENTY-SIX Bertha Von Hil ening lastat § ing up se The ladies ap which wasan animated one peared to take more interest in rth the men. 1 of them sitting out the ent time, and s the last rounds they be, hand ts of flowers and couragement as she ensued i the 1 up five hours, fifteen onds. The last hour vd the « LM of groom, en to her sitt i by the physic iditic she others int Bot much ercited. as follows pulse with the aik in the Weather ¥ friends, of be Stood t she was visited bow sh regular in her She isannounc to walk one es in twentyrisht | hours, comme Dr. HN lern’s walk. | power of ¢ won Charley Goodman Escapes Again. JUMPS FROM A RAILROAD TRAIN WRICK TE MS GOING THIRTY MILES AN HOUR. Passengers who arrived here on the train which left Cincinnati by the B. & O. R. R. Sat- urday night at 9:15 state that the prisoner Charles Goodman, who jumped the authorities re a year or so ago, but who was arrested in Cincinnati last week, was on the train in arge of three officers. He was handeuffed. but when near Harper's Ferry he complained that the irons eut his arms, and at his urgent | request they were removed. The guard dropped asleep. an@ Goodman, taking advant- age of this fact, got up and went to the door and jumped off the train while [uwas running thirty miles an hour, and escaped. A humber of Goodman's assembled atthe B. & O. de at clock tosee him on t train, and they did not see when they learned of his WHERE THE RESPONSIBILITY RESTS. When Marshal Douglass was notified of 3 rest last morning, he di- ted Mr. R. T. Taylor, one of his deputies, to proceed to Cincinnati, with the necessary papers, and bring Goodman here, at the same time telegraphing to the marshal of Cinein- nati that he had sent Mr. Taylor. wih the papers, for the prisoner. Mr. Taylor left on Friday night and arrived in Cincinnati on Saturdayevening. Contrary to expectations, nds here had t ot this morning he arrival of the to be very sorry he found on the platform of the depot Good: man in charge of one of the deputies of the U ul there, named John Jeffus and a . Mr. Taylor showed his “papers and Esked that Goodman ve turned over to t hould not start in order that. he might have of these propositions they de a ing that they would. hold the “cus. fil they 1 al Wash rdingly took Goodman prisonee and ‘Taylor seat belt Tiree miles. out of Cinciunatt. these oftcers, notwithstanding Taylor's warning, took the handeuffs off of Goodman, and allowed hir i unconfined put upon th Goodman we the first opportunit the way Taylor being apprehensive th ypt to escape repe i warned the but thought hi us, and declined to heed the warn ut 114 o'clock last night, ching F a left both of the Cineinnati ashe supposed. “On return 0 be foun Mf them exel: G The train is said to have ben the time from twenty-five to thirty hour, and the place where he jumy dense woods near the mouth of a AS soon as the cars rack at Ha r. v4 to Took for ‘ceed in find- dark ‘and ently made his way to this cil Cincumati officers, and rep where is h running miles pe HOW GOODMAN'S STIFF FINGER ARR. The Cineinnati Enqui account of Goodman's last Charles Goodman ¥ ‘the Distriet of Columbi with intent to kill one Thomas L. Weeden, and then. to escape the officers, jim) perl the LED TO HIS : “On the city of Washington and fled westward. The detectives followed him up elosely, chasing him from town to Town. nd [rom city to city. Wednesday avshal Thrall got news xtman had tet! that gity Cincinnati. The ion of the id that he iN’ index finger in'the a nds of United tes Det one of the best men in the § thbone, While walking through yesterday afternoon, noticed” a E.G. Rathbon cret Service. the Are ith all his tngers but the in out straight and stim. ny ahd followed the. He felt sure he ha ud his atly surprised to know how and when the story of as told to him he smiled the crooked finger and pie t when itis known that the stift | > of dete i turned oul to be on the the right, as de trom Chicaye left hand in- eribed in the notice Another Murder Trial. THE GIBSON-MASON HOMICIDE, Inthe Crini Court, logical or simple ot Ws of he cont rr nut pose. Wil before She iticial life drinks Wwethin reguiar ratic sleeps all tha kK, Dan 16 le short, | rsons signed the lop our pithy Spee ee. A Litebtield, a hes. and Seve sLition Was or fam- and Miss Hopkins 5 made by music Remarks were Hump! KH, in the p acknowledge and powerftil aid of its championship, and | shall cherish with no undue gratitude anv ef- inue in pursn- ance of an ance Wherever it press through the resolutions the heartte ance societies of the for the ady ac in their beh: Diese! About 20) persons Signed the pi 5 The Washingion Re- form Club held. 3 ng at Odeon E night, Capt. H k ade by J F & ~~ a My Meal iste E vinal | imme Td the | the interest of | re appointed a ie Ae the mee; committe ome Francis Murphy Messrs. MeIntyre. Dobbin, and Jewell. Fifty-two persons sign a A LAMENTED DraTH—Col. Wm. t the hig fen whose : Incarnation, was His father, who utionary War, Was an cveei- ain. Who practiced his profession i0 years in Windsor. whe «inti high respect. T a member of dge.of Vermon’ served in the rev lent physi nk rebellion he and was always was activ nand accepted a clerkship fice. where he remained till his his courteous presence and S$ Will long be miss early life Cs ward a partner, Allen Wardner, the father of y Evarts. whose sum Joins ‘the T Ti imate from with his intance of Col. utinued unabated till death, he havins been a guest at her maria with the Secretary, and she having been : faithful attendant at his bedside last F1 when he breathed his last Divorce Casks—L. Cabell Williamson attorney. “on Saturday’ fil Hagadorn a bill tie Hagadorn. They weregmarried in Troy, N. until Y., May 21, 1800. lived together April, 186 H ges her with adultery. having lived in the rs 187¢ and 1875 at AS Bsireet x md afterwards at ; this morning. ¢€ | ering of the intestine: J. ibson, vhite man about six feet two inehy height, of slim build. black hair. and dark brown mustache and Was for the murder of Thomas Mason, overnment Printing Office. on the 10th ci, abpiarict Attorney Wells aud orris appeared for the i .W. A. Cook and G. B. fendant. i ‘ork hill for 's Were (afier the geciaell of not guilty) se lected fi Dei DS Javidson, Pup ied near with his wife, who had at ote Teetiy “behini » District y the widow and daughter ne decea seated, and both within and W ithout the bar were many friends of the both having been well’ known. brief opening by the Distriet Attor- Cook, for the fondant, lifting on the little four year lad,’ simply re- Gentlemen of the ju THIS LITTLE CH. was the cause of all the troubl and afte pause he described the father (a hard working Stone cutter) as seated at his supper Hearing the cries. “ He's killing the chil the father rushed out and got intoa fa altereation cl ae the deceased, who was the a chile Dr. W.1 ased, . Hudson testified to tending the and the cause of d was’ peri- 'tigan testified tothe post mortem ex- tion and in the course of his testimony - conducted about 600 ‘. The cause of mation of the coy. ath was peritonil .) 1 Thompson next te: recess W. C. Killum, policeman, testi- Hty and separated the prisoner kicked “de part of th y would kick ah struek his chil m the lowe told cn on he and Gil our report closed. Amnsements. Nutione! Thevter.—Miss Magszie Moore and Mv. .J. C. Williamson will begin anengagement this evening in the American drama“ Struek Written expressly for them. and in whieh they have appeared in various parts of the wor td. Miss Williamson assumes the role of oh ud Mr. V Nit John iamson that of * lramatic St en y have Tours Cabin” 8 ppear here this wee! AY WAS per! Vork Mr. ¢ ul in the r appear are ameng Ww i e in the iiatnis yo | those who can do them full justice. Lincoln Hal —Col. KR. G. Ingersoll will to- night deliver here bis much-diseussed lecture on Ghosts.” There will undoubtedly be a larg idience: Present Foundry MA. Chureh.—Leeture to-morrow gh airy Thompson on “Personal cture in the Y. M. urse to-morrow evening by Prof. But- Dject: * Hash Vermont Avenue Christian Church.—Lee- ture to-morrow Sygniug by A.M. Waddell, of hc aa the first lecture of a Star “Two Americans—Morse Curtis ‘Shoot etown.—Aunt | Mo.. with one Wilson Stafford, as He his also asks for the control and wife. custody of her Mr. B. mon (nee Bat Ws A. Glad oy a divorce from W. A States Unat they were marric \ she being then V7 years old her until Septem 1874, whi wf their furniture and she was ¢ POUL Lo service t earn it with il-treatment and freque her, whereby her health has be: paired. A REPLEVIN SUIT FOR AN ALLE: aime Ovrrit.—T: idition, she «| ‘ges him tly assaulting greatly im D GAMB. W. A. Cook and it in replevin in the Polly Bassett’s delighted so many Wa “keep” in Georgetown two evenings this Week. and some of the best singers of Dunbar. ton MLE, chure hh will parti the exer. t ie Skew,” which has ashington people, wi = ce Jones, trustee to Dyer, part lot ‘1, Beatty, Jackson, aud others’ ‘addition to Georgetown: va Barnard to J.C.Heald, $1,410, lot 43, sq. Hyde & Glover. rustees, to 8.C.Neale, 1, part 1, Bes C.W.Burgess to J. Blapkimai — tA. sq. J in Sherman | to B.H.Smitiand SHH. ‘Wimsati, $8,000, lots 56 | to 61, sub. sq. 720: L.S.Chapman aa D.Darby Thompson to same, $—, same w Da t. Manville Austin | Pp. Wastoas. to Lettie F. Mtntire 2 f40, foi fot 15, € fentenant’ Metropoiitan police, fifth preeinet) sq. 288; Warner and Rohrer, hel to same, for the following-deseribed property, which , gh half lot 15, sq. 288: Bue ‘Warner to E. {hey allege the defendant unlawful) deprives | A. Melntire. $2.0, lots 107 and 1 |. 623 him of — Two plain covered tables, one cover: | same to Lettie F. MeInti Lire, $050, lot C; sub. 34° = lable figured.one table with whee! attached, | ; G.H.Elliot to W.J.Warren, $—, lots ts 1 Shree, futnd center tables, 1.00 ivory cheeks Isl; W.J.Warren to ELR.Elliot, tervs—tie value of wit Watesu fat 2 is laid at $20. morning a deputy marshal went te the 7 fi weeduet static und that the the chips removed, his fth Use tO Serve the writ, but ley had veen destroyed, and To Pass TIVE PLEASANTLY one should visit the superb Billiard Rooms of Miller & Jones, egcnpying the entire front, National Theater. ives the following | 1 placed the | Which stitek | n, | any The Freedmen‘s Hospital Crooked- ness. THE CHARGES AND THE DEFENCE—THE EVI- DENCE PRO AND CON. The charges of mismanagement prefer gpg against Dr. G.S. Palmer, of the Freed pens hospital, (the investigation of which by 9 om. | mission’ appointed by by Secretary Se’ ynrz, eon: sisting of Drs. Hood, Ewing and @aish, has been noted in THE STAR,) Were ‘areferred by Robert T. Johnson, a colored. “patient, for- merly the foreman of the He ok and Ladder company. They were nea yas follows: Ist. That revolting food, in ins cient que tities, improperly couked and ‘unfit for food, was Tar, it 2 That the bath room and water ts were kept in an offensive condition. 3. ‘That the furniture, utensils and fixtures in the | Wards were tn & dilapidated, uncomfortable, | mean condition, the bed spreads, &c., having been transferred to the hospital at the close of the war, when army hospitals were aban- doned, and the entire furnit a ward would not sell for $100. 4. That patients with contagious and loathsome diseases ¥i mingled promiseuously with other when they should have been classifies | lated from other patients. 5. That consump: tive and asthmatic patients were quartered among other patients, who were compelled to | breathe the exhalations of «diseased when such consumptive patients been isolated from the others. 6. That. pri- vate parties were allowed to keep cows within the enclosur the government oP onse, and milk furnished f Ougside parties. 7. | | That J Howard ni | sion wy tly Sunplied with water | the nent eXpense—the tanks on each | of the buildings having been filled daily | by the government engine er pumpiag, the ex- pense being $1,800 year. 3 y abrogating the custom of mployi ng a night nurse ineach ward, and placing one man in charge of two. | wards (with sixty patients) to attend to four fi 9. That the goods, wares a ‘ required have not been purchased as tar as practical on contracts, Dnt in small qt 's from time to time, by whieh an infe: quality of articles at was synander. pgitimate expenses of said ondueted under _its present man- agement, do not exceed $25,000 per annum, and all money beyond that sum drawn ont of the treasi on its aceount has been misused, squande led or purloined. Through such perversion or abstraction of appropriated fundd the government leged to have been plundered a defrauded to the amount of $150,000 during ie Hee tive year while members of the med managers of the institution, have be «from fim. ans to aliitence, bec the owners of | sta nd re sumptuously | every day at the expense of the poor and the | sick. the’ maimed and the dying, for whom Congress made liberal provision if the public bounty had been honestly and judiciously ad- ministered for the sole benefit and behalf of the beneticiavies, and not for the individual profit and aggrandizement of the funetiona- ries to whom the execution of the trust was contided Other charges were preferred as to the ‘atment of patients by some of the He allowing dangerous patients to ander at will through the wards on private: property of the hospital (who v aid by the govern- ment) and using material belonging to the government in such work ul lowing the al of dead bodies in close proximity to the s. Other charges were prepared, but were not presented. i} the gove tions to Ti tau h | the Medical College, and t bmp a supply of to Howard University. He alsoclaiined that certain medieal students R P entitled to rdat the government expens: 's had been economically admin- istered, and that there was no law to compel the letting out of proposais for supplies by contr but that the custom was to buy ¢ | erally from two or more whole: and b {ting upacompetition between them obtain the lowest prices, &c. In short, he put ina neral den Messrs. A.G. Riddle, F. Miller,and John H Cook represe: Bled ine Featiou ten 3 n the patients, lin lion, the Philadelphia bar, represented t plainant As to ¢ | ter, Chase, | prosecntion, giving the general food furni the patients a very hard name—the evidence of the latter being as to a thirteen year old h hollow horn he had sold. to the ud he (the butcher) finding no sale in the market for the meat it Was ¢ to the hospital. For the defence, WwW. ver, the by ithat | he never supplied the hos y other but good sound meat. W. M. Galt testified th flour was purchased of him, that gen ir el wile h would mm _ bake goal and swe testisied to te zou qu of a a ig Luciis Haw kins te estified tothe xe as to filty condition of the clos On the third arge as to dila ndition of the furniture, “Messrs. Yr, Chase, Hawkins. and Calvert testified—th first to much of the furniture having been in use ten year: tnamed to haying seen vermin i he same witnesses: testified to the fourth and fifth s. Mr. Calvert to cows of private part tin the pk also to the supply of water forced. up to Howard Unkv sity and the mansion, Onthe ninth charge, Mr. Brown, a ied to the employment of but one nurse for each two wards, and with Johuson, Potter hd others, cited the case of one of the ja pot jumping from a Window and killing himself, which might have been prevented had there been an able-bodied nurse in charge of the ward. As to Bonds being purchased of private vert, Reed. the drive testified. the ill. treatment of prisoners, Johuson, a alyzed patient. testified to Purvis ha ing struck him over the head, pple with but one leg, eye he a habit of, seratehi ng his face and st with a pencil, sometimes entting th a ing sores. Chase (ward master) testifies to dangerous patients being allowed to goat large. “As io work having been done hy goverment employees on private property, , the engineer, pie fied to putting in pipe with pipe fi mi the hospital) on Palmer’ 'S prope at the houses of r and a as 1. On w pals D uu Pulp prized experiment hospital grounds manufacturing y aper out of palmetto le; which were hauled there by goy- gons: and for ten or twelve days, sumption of about 508 pounds of gov. | ernment coal per d made. The services ¢ ly ivired for this priv bat a was taken from his ward to assist, and ides the machinery was injured. Lueas and others test itodead bodies being buried ‘osuire near the war t per Compan to Ve made on he to test the practicability of bag containing a | trunk Qninus legs and part of “the head) had | been taken up, in the presence of Dr. K health ofticer: Dr, Patter: the coron Lieut. Johnson, of the police’; that portions of lies were exhumed. rosecution also claimed thai whatever Was paid out to more than two members of the al staff since July Ist last has been ex. led without law nd the respondent claimed that under one of the items o! the ee propriation they had ty to i The prosecution claimed that s horse had been regularly fed at the government stables on rnment feed from Mareh, ‘75, to October. “77, but he Hee was made therefor, It was charged that manure, &e., were sold and the proceeds paid to the respondents, \t cmitted that money had_ been receive barrels, bags, &e., and paid into ‘The prosecution charged st Howard Ui niversity has ab- nnually of the hospital appro- priation, viz: Rent of premises, $4,000; pump- ing water, $1,800; gas and fuel for Medical building, $1,000;" medical students’ board, ; $1,500; furniture, improvements, & 1,5 | cade of medical building, $300. Total, $10, 100; | The prosecution, after referring to the claim that certain medical students were entitled to | be boarded at the hospital, quotes from the catalogue of Howard University the clause to the effect that medical students will be admit- | ted to the dispensary, and says that while Congress is considering a Dill to prohibit in- Somepeent persons from compounding medi- cines the inexperienced should not be allowed to dispense medicines at the hospital phar macy. ‘THE STORE to buy the sheapest dry goods Carter's, 707 Market Space autiful calico 43<: beautiful dress goods onl: 15; pure wool white blankets #250; all of black silks and black cashmeres must be closed out very cheap. This store for rent. Carter’s, 707 Mar- ket Space.—Acrt. 02 4@The funeral of the Fenian, Mefarthy, took place in Dublin yesterday, and was iellowen to the cemetery by sixty thousand TON #e-An insurrection has broken out in Thessaly. The Turks have taken refuge in the fortress at Valo, and two hundred Chris. tain refugees have arrived at Athens. 42-A Vailas, Texas, lawyer fell desperately in love with a star actress ‘who recently visi hat state, and tried to bribe a hotel waiter to let him take her meals up to her room. 4%A Toronto theater manager offered a prize to the boy who pee im licly eat the most pie with his hands tied behind’ him, the pie being placed on a table level with’ his mouth. AZ-A young man just engaged in Truckee, Cal., was set to tin cattle, and at noon, when he wanted to feed them,’ was observed trying to unscrew theit horns in order to get ii yoke off the animals. ona ranch ig a yoke of PLE IED ERE 5S PP EE MS PS ST SETI TIPE IEEE LEDC THE COURTS. Equity Court—Judge Wulie. Saturday, Davis et 71. agt. Hodgkins e aly suai or's report ratified, Magnire a agt. Male; visionally), Ford agt. Williams: ast Warner ay oinied trustee. Bean agt. refused. agt. Ward: refused (sale Jr 'seadde agt. z do. Weyske! 7. Weyske: Craig: do, Bare agt. Hil 8. FX T.Co,: bil Afsinissed, A number of pro confessos were taken and other routine orders made, COURT IN GENERAL TERM, To-day, the bankruptey case of B, E, Gittings was argued. PROBATE COURT—Register . In-re est. Matthey K. Wal ret'd by the adm'x ¢ fe executriz. qnaiined $1,300 In the with of Christopher + deceased, OMers of pubtication were issned to the petitione: in the following, estates appointing Tuesday. ruary 191h, A.D, 1878, for § ministration: Bats. Rdward Mc ner, William Swan, Joseph Stevens, of the last Will and testanient of cham from t ‘obate Courtor the stare fil 41 to probate ant venster., timore, Tohn € e red the adn vause WhY she does not sv! tstey returnable Feb. 22. 1878, 11 tem. POLICE CouRT—Jucge Snell. tle the To-day, Thomas Lewis was sent down for vagian- |S Fino EHR, LORE mwas fined $9 for cursing ih the sireet.. Mary Nuthell was sent down again fe graney, Maiy Franc) colored, asciutt aud atte: ry on Mary Nuthell: $10 or 30 days, White boys were arraigned on the 1 at and battery on Mary Jordan, a. who ified that these rude boys’ followed her in the manne lady, te: street: made insulting remarks ( her: knocked her down and beat her: $5 each a Thom; Hriscog, assault and. battery ‘on ‘sia Johnson $10 or 30days. Lioyd G GEORGETOW. ANOTHER COAL O11, HonKoR.— sensa colored woman about 35 y the ser ice of Mrs, C Fensliew, street, iy burned. in a use of coal ¢ Another ate Thomp- us old, 1 i ent, bul lost her nd ie gc out into. ms of appalling and when the burniig. W Woman Ww assistance e she had ing upon the floor. Dr. Kleinschmidt ¥ moned and seeing her atte hadi 4 the new Pres h, on West street, has been ba 5400 has been upon it. Ata meet. ing of the ‘oficial board held Priday nisht, $3,000 was raised, and. yester ver se concluded, the b £. A .—Miss Laur f Mrs. Win. H. Godey e, corner of Cou this’ morning at her mother’s residenc: ull gress and Bi clock. GRaIN.—AY M. Talbott. street, s nd. 850 bushels of wheat to H. coum sur ‘enderedl man to Con der Timmons, of the Leila, rhe sloop was re moved from Spa creek tothe mouth ot the city dock, and leftin charge of Julius Wharmeasi¢, late Steward of the Me The Leila lett Annapolis this morning. Andrew Conroy. is thought by his attendant in jailto be weaker. He sed considerable blood this morning, and continues to suffer gr pain, and takes little nourishment. His tower limbs are yet in a lyze rd condition, First BLoop ror Tipr last Deen made in the suits ‘aj den before Judge Blatchford. counts of the indictment, a a oe ange og tat « for 1 S aere t © recognized nd annul Uthe jaw requiriig the payment of inesme that year. Judge Blatehford sustained ‘ihe demurrer, giving Gov. Tilden the frst victory. BRUTAL ASSINATION.—Ji pected citizen of Allen coun approached by an unknown party Av and his head split wide of dusing instant d room. by himself, ck Snow, an Occupying ¢ adjacent, heard the distur ne to his relief almost instantly, lerer had and the known, Tue Faure STOCKS to rise sponsively to tke amhouneement that ae bination w as formed, brought out the in hile the compaet has edd pon iall its details, and Work- Y it > been begun, the “n signed b: . through fe: froma t Albany. ifsuch be the reason, in itself of crookeduess on the Sun cause of re- cvidene of the companies —LY. part 45 Hell has become such common. talk that even its warn ‘ champions now take very itte comfort it.—[ Boston Post. 4@A man in Harom, N. H., | dilatory lover of his daughter fol al ’ fuel wd lights during four ship. Ss sued the ") for room of court. CITY ITEMS. ONLY fity cents Sa bottle for Lodine® ache Specific. Cures Nervous ache in the Large 0 bottles & Head. K Head: he character res, aud its 8 Stomach entitled the foremost tonic of the age. [tis not only a tonie, but a constitutional “and local _alterative, and_ its tendency is to substitute healthy for diseased action throughout the sy stem. THERE 18 BALM 1 Abie's Balsoma bined with Honey and the E hound, in the form of Hale's hound and Tar, is the most potent remedy for Tnfluen other count che Drops cure Toothache in Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents, —The of ani lies is respectf Aly i serior quality, in, Yeast Powder. MW Tar of ead Tree, com- one anlnutes attention Weight or “bulk powders, is by fa both in purse and health. RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf. ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrat eases cured without medicin Pulvermach- er’s Electric Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par- ticulars, mailed free. Address Fulvermacher Galvanic Co., New York city. 6, Ly TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of "American or European invention, he is enabled todo his work ina ins moanner not to be equaled by those not po: ing these facilities. His cleansing. and Cor adies’ and Gent’s Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his superior work. N.B.—A specialty of his con- sists in removing spots from costly party dresses ; 25 years experience. His dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually from any ar- ticle, and careful pressing gives them an ceweanes as if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned ; two pair for 25 cents. RE 3 READ!: CARPETS LESS THAN COST FOR CASH, Brussels, 85 Tapestry Brussels, #1. Heavy Al wool Ingratns; 75 cents, ery best rool nual, 75 Ingrains, 90 ets. A few pieces slightly damaged by steamer from New ‘York will algo De sold ata great bargain, This is a rare chance to get Carpets cheaper than have ever been sold, and will continue but a short time, in order to reduce stock before taking nventory, W. W. BURDETTE & CO., j18-3t_ Nos. 28 7th st. and 706 K st. n.ws ufacturers Of astruuuuit its, No. 59 B ‘and ‘ist have ae = Cee ‘and A Satine rot-clam ae ae + Fe mie Of letters of ad- | - nexempli | | Parel, Boots, Shoes, | The Great Plantation & 4 or address as al taw tines, 'Saitiinors AMUSEMENTS. | LECTURES. RD'S OPERA HOUSE. | k BaNaING Defore Ladies. at | Wo ss MMENC Mi ONDAY, JAN, 21st. ' 290. oi me TUESDAY. a instant. Bubject— reconstructed version of a7 Cst. UNGLE TOMS of ‘The Great Origh: MES. G. C. HO In her unriyaet mpersonaiton of +The Kentuckian -Unele Tom ves his last Free Lecture in L, D.D.. OF NEW YORK, ill deliver an alitress upon TON ARY WORK, OF THE AMERI- UNDAY SCHOOL UNION, In LincoL~ Hat Ly SDAY January 28th, at ‘Jus RON Sotiety, will presta 2 Y A RISING VOTE OF THE LADIES Ar ING’S LECTURE, Howard as. ‘Warren Grigin's Congo Metodiste, ‘The Virginia Jubilee Singers. ‘The Great Shout Slagers, his production, ILL REMAIN AS USUAL, N The piece will be present N cTUR Goat i AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY. Yesterday, atthe ¥. M. ©. A. Chapel, Particular Notice,—Notwithstanding the great continue his lectares, Ser URDAY. 2: he "19% i TBs and expense attending t v “Tite PRICES W Spinal 321.6 GEconD QUARTERLY CONCERT SCHOOL OF “MUSIC AT THE E STREET CHURCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jaxvary 23, Tickets (free) may be had on application at the ool. 707 8th st. ue \ RAND CONCERT, CAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, ze AT WESLEY CHAPE! 224 instants, PR. eakness anit Deformities “+H ““The Digestive and Fema! eu He may be consulted, also, tii 12 m., Thursday, the 24th. for the application of his Braces, at 467 C sitet northwest, o| R. W. THE “Navy, WH Lec! | “PERSONAL RECOULECTIONS OF STATESNEN, at Forndry M. FE. Chureh. corner 14th and ESDAY E ING, acs Corn hand F streets, TH i CTE RE WEDNESDAY EVENING. at 8 O'CLOCK. aM. CL AL COURSE, Admission 25 cents, The public W iseans! are invited to | ] 1-2° | De present. SPAY EVE ‘ATIONAL weskeee, sat ¥.'M. € To- Tooms without extra charge. Sustaining’ men Te-wteht> sluiy tickets adit free.” Other admiscions 3 Commencing MON ry, BIst, nt ea: 3 N HAL — wtih oe LASto Ata «Manager. Mr. J.C. Witt MSON, Who Will make th their renowned characters LIZZIE and JOHN STOFEL, Written expressly for, them, 0s em played in the Theat astral India, Great Britain and America, ‘The entire § ‘The Same SENATOR DANIEL W. VOORHEES Will Deliver His Great Lecture on THOMAS JEFFERSON, FRIDAY EVENING At 7:30 Pr, JANUARY 25, M. jcenery will be new. el Situations: mission 50cent ad at BRAD. < 25 cents ext F stre served seat ADAMS, 81 CAS Now York. Only STRUCK O1L MATINEE SATURDAY, a pyary 28 Mr. SOTHERN as the CRUSHED TRAGEDIA jand9-tf TER comra Ey urn TREE’ I BELOW PENNSYLVANIA "AVENUE, OPBN THE YEAR ROUND. PERFORMANCE EVERY RIGHT Matinee for Ladies and Children & NESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTER iN. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. nov27-1y W EBER, £80N FURNISH | MUSIC Private Parties, Germans, Commencement Exercises. Orders leit at residence, 725 7th street east, between G and I streets, navy yard: at Metze- rott's or Ellis’ musie store, will nective prone at- nition, START COURSE OF LECTURES ar VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CH VRCH, Vermont ave., between N and O sts, n. w. v DA nary Hou A. Me WADDELL of N.C, Subj cen Bea Americans— Morse and Maury’? FRIDAY. Jana 1 Rov Arlington, Tmperiat and My ‘ ON EXHIBITION ‘ 626 i AND SALE {6 26 JROBERT G. INGERSOLL s open MRI 4 GREAT LECTURE ON FREE AKT GALLERY AND STORE, GHOSTS No. 626 E STREE Choice O11 Paintings: Engraving’, Ch hromos, &c. Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings: Window bates, Pictures, Frames, Piccure Coids aud Tas sels, aT Will be de! MONDA Lincoln Hall JANUARY 21, (31-tj21 LADIES’ GOODS. — VE LP. JEANNERET, BALTINON Rings, Nails, &., in the District. TERMS CASH. Please remember Nameand Number. fy “Is | TIME TO SELL Ladies’ NW Gents and Children’s cast-off Wearing &e., at exttaordinary, te cash rices at “SUSTH'S Old Stand,** No. Wishes to inform her ¢ she is in Washingtgn this week with a handsome assortmen? of FRENCH BONNETS nd ROUND HATS, Also. DRESSMAKING in ail its branches, fit in Washington every Tuesd: No, 939 Pennsylvania avenue, Dry Goods Store, street n.w, All notes by mail will be rOMpEly at tended f pres GEORGETOWN ADV’M’ TS. “AUNT POLLY BASSET'S” NERE SINGIN: SKEW? Ds! GTO Ch ORE RTIS HAL G RG ETOW LADIES: WINTED i Day AND FRIDA ty EVE 24TH ni the entire discount off | Dp 25TH RA ARN, se TY PER CASH until] | AV MATIN 2 P.M. i Band 2orenis. JAS. H. VERMIEY : sae 610 9th street | UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR: j6-tr pposite E DYEING, © apeaner Na, REE PTION AND EVE : BONNETS; OPERA KID GLOV Iu Wilke ane me Shades, in 2, 3, 4 and 6 Suttons Established 1831, | and never excelled before or since, 'to which the pec- ple of the District and thousands of others of the tates and Territories will testify, Send us yonr orders. nov3-tr SuASRE LAKESIDE, RIVERSIDE LI- BRARY, and all the other cheap Libra ND gpd 5 GARMENTS, w. WHEATLEY, 49 JEFFERSON'S STREET, Georgetown, D. Cc. tine ERE suital he Mor even rn MRs. J. P. PALMER'S, | | | i for 5-1 r i Sale, anid mailed free on receipt of price aud aS eeut JOE _AAOT F street, bet, 1 ant t9n wte. postage stamp. KE. K. LUNDY, 144 Bridge st SSES CLO. importa- EA f tion; also, Y-MADE BONNETS at greatly reduced prices, FLANNEL ROBES DE CHAMBRE from the | S° ME OF THE CHOICESE LADI ns AND | MI ARS | | MEDICAL, &c. wlies Phyai- | Louvre. itor of Fema'e | An elegant assortment of newly-designed | Compraint®, Consulta FLOWER GARNITURES for pariy and reception contidential, Sure cure or uo pay. MUSLIN and LACE SUITS aud wis * Shen eres M. WILLIAN’S. botue. Prepared ac a oe oO: T cost: T cosT A FOR CASH ONLY, In order to reduce ou our, spe. stock of MI al Tnflamilations: splace- NERY and FAN GOODS WE WILL Discharges, Morbid Obstrue- | SELL TAL ith sty new. é Consultation free, ‘ ures reasonable. Free Lectures to ladies. Taes- day evenings, 8 o'clock. 17-6." REWARD IF DR, BROTHERS FAILS TO cure any case of Female Weakness, Irregulari- Hes and Obstructions, Thirty years’ experience, Office 906 B st. s.w., opposite Smithsonian. 39-2w* EYEy DESCRIETION OF CURABLE DIs- EASES SPEEDIL VED. — Drs, BROTHERS and SRA, are the only Physicians in | for the ne: nice DAYS, Our EN. TOCK, except Kid Gloves. at Cost CASH ONLY Job Lot Hamburgs at the best ever sold at that price. Lot ,abargain. Trimmed Hats and Bou- hele wiit also be sold at cost. fhe extreme scarcity of money necessitates this step, and we hope our patrons will appreciate the GREAT BARGAINS FERRED. Jan8-tr tind OBS Die Renn uit, Can permanently cure. all cases of | ME®: "ax wern, ervous Debili' potency, st ir, and all Diseases of Impinidence, Hom whetsost ‘cause, No. 712 Seventh street N.W. j No cure—No ay. 906 B senian Institution, Bt. SW, opposite Smith- (Between G and H.) NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS. IMPORTA. ANT TO LADIES, 1 have the choicest and best assortment of BER- LIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL and "¥ GOODS of all dss whieh 1 1am offering lower than ss house in the Oldest Established and only Be Physician in the Mable Ladies eonsuil Tu day at No. All Female Complaints Residence, 3 Monroe ste, » | CONSULT DR. LEON, novié-ly the oldest oe specialist in the city. fe poarentecs & Solid Sliver 4 rhimbles, 35 cents: best Rubber Eye- nent and speedy cure in’ the shortest time possible | isc * | ath ee pela Thc Dgndoned | Slasses, 3 ce poe and iil-treated cases a special rough cure 1GLASS’, Or no charge, Separate ‘consulting rooms 806 Gt eve st. D.W. noviely Ninth and F streets, (St. Cloud.) B BICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE restores | * ‘ SORAETS: = A) wiautood and the vigor of tae to tne most CORSETS! CORSETS: CORSETS! tered constitution nt four weeks, from w - Seat chennai wales Beware ot | Werly (double-bone), J. B. P. (French), ). Moody's Auvertisers who Oller so-called Pree Preserittions (abdominal), Dr. Warner's ‘Corset, that are useless, and finally prove ruinously e: other siyles from which to select- nsive, Whatever has meri must cost a fair price. ; case, Sent by ex ress anywhere, Sole Agent. DOUGLASS’, , DrejOs, JACQUES! 7 University Piace, New | Sth and F Sts, St. Cloud, York, Druggists supplied’ Je27-1y 5-0 TT AL NOTICE,—Dr. ROBERTSON can be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at his Office, 921 D st., between 9th and 10th, from 2 te 8 . on all diseases of the Urinary’ Organs and Nervous Diseases, Orga nic and Seminal Weak- 8, KS. SELMA RUPPERT, 614 Ninth st,, opp. Patent Omce, Dealer in BERLIN ZEPHYRS, FANCY AND C) se rematare De- VORST! i 5 nm bet py Fre lig WORSTED GOUDS. jddiness, ‘Tndig ton &e., Large assortment in Rug and Burlap Canvas and ng from abuses inl youth, excesses ii | Fringes, indiscretions, ‘Gonorrhea, manhood, anc Stricture’ and Syphi s quickly cured, Dr, i. native of Baltimore, with oe. Practice, endorsed by the bis city. visits ry ay Je ‘medical treat iment for any of the above diseases, will find it to who. will insure isa] Point Lace Braids and Applique Patterns. 12, years? experience in icians | Novelties in Fancy Worsted Work and new de- signs of Embroideries on Linen and Fancy Canvas. Single and double Germantown Wool, quality, at 25c, ves bankas 3 only first thelr Interest to call ‘upon tim honorable and sclentife ‘tment, and a cure guar anteed in every case he undertakes. Will refer his A discount of 1 cent. will be allowed on all patrons Oe of the leading physicians of Bait | made-up WORSTED GOODS, aeceT-tr same! ‘Call or ai Save oe ee acre ee CLASS MILLINERY. or to 19 South Eu- mar20-ly @RAND OP! OPENING an ENTIRELY NEW AND SHOT i L a D » | BOK ved from New sate FOLBARN HOW-2ODO 2®. eo Poo Feit, SUrEniOn ou) READ AND HEED WHAT All the latest Novelties in FANCY PPEATHERS, HAIR: FOLLOWS. OSTRICH TIPS, FLOWERS and ORNAMENTS, SAVE YOUR HAIR.—The laws of Health and Longevity demand it, the customs of social life re- wire it. The matter is of great importance in Srery way. BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR, Ing crown of giory, and for the lo: compensation, is the sury Ssconp ANNUAL of it there is no CLOSING-OUT SALES. CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.—For by no other means can it be savedand tenibel. 20 per cent. discount on all WOOLEN GOODS. raids, Curls, Pulte and & Bwitches Des Such as 1 wr Lyon's 10 per cent. discount on all classes at Goods. HATHAIEON, SPECIAL BARGAINS ON OUR COUNTERS. Discovered thirty-five years ago by Prof. Lyon, of — Yale, is the chm preparation fn 'the worid for preserving and aititying the hate Besides CHAS. BAUM, ing the ‘bes! ever pro- : Seecaih aarau duced, Eons 4 m will positively | 2027-1 a8 sine vent eas, and. re to » if the roots and follicles are not destroyed. It’ actually performs these geemiug iniracies, ‘of witten ‘the Following — Fair ms ** T liad been entirely ba tua’ (or U= USE IT: US at ral Yeats, gometitutional T suppose,” I used = few bot athalron, aud, to my great surprise: . DETERGENT. I LSOREAR EE! Shane ncok. J na’ S eaiesie every E. gDH. ane een a Water will wash utely incom) | @ishes, ti rd glassware; tw Ex To He- ea fib Water Will wash clothing ofall kinds: Hair. See ay ie ee teaspoon! tuto gallon te of sulphi of waters) Tt will clean Mais beeen YOUNG'S ‘DETERGENT, ag ce htt a toilet dressing a= No lady 5 oF gen genta ns toliet Outfit jaub-tr__Dowling’s Auction Rooms. SOLD EVEEY WHERE, seas ae | Eee Se Eision ewey. £e, se oy | Combats ai ay No, 500 Center LS toroid, ine ex me |g ma | asa’ a s., (north ride) and 408 Réstherm Libere pee Orders prompt, man | & > WISTAR'S BALSAM WISTAR'S BALSAM WISTAR’S BALSAM WISTAR'S BALSAM F WILD CHERRY. OF WILD CHERRY. OF WILD CHERRY. OF WILD CHERRY, For Coughs, vse WISTAR’S BALSAM. For Colds, use WISTAR’S BALSAM. For Croup, use WISTAR’S BALSAM. For Asthma, use WISTAR’S BALSAM For Hoarseness, use WISTAR'S BALSAM. For Bronchitis, use WISTAR’S BALSAM, For Influenza, use WISTAR’S BALSAM. For Consumption, ase WISTAR’S BALSAM. For Sore Throat, use WISTAR'S BALSAM For Whooping Cough, ase WISTAR'S BALSAM. For Diseases of the Throat, use WISTAR'S BALSAM. For Diseases of the Lungs, use WISTAR’S BALSAM For Diseases of the Chest, WISTAR’S BALSAM nse 50 cts, and $1. botth 50 cts. and $1a be 50 cts. and $1.a bottie, GO cts. and $1.a boitie. Seid by al! Droggists. Sold by ail Draggists, Sold by all Drnggists, Sold by al! Diuggists. jau3-th&m,1in BOOKS AND STATION > BOOKS OF THE Ppaion Francis A. Wa ‘ERY 1 Geology; Joseph Le C es of the East (Nouvelle the French. Last Years of Di ‘The Wolf at the Door: \ Canon Farrar’s Serr vernal Panisti= Be, Sareasin of esti $1.50. Musgrave ws. ‘Oliphant; 40¢ Bbc. Gerrit Smith, a Blograph: $ Biolo 1 ‘Tribune and Church Alman Fancy Baskets and Wall Pockets off our popular prices, SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN. janistr 9 Pennayloania ave EW Books JUST RECEIVED AT wa. SAULANTYNE'S, ham $1. in N. Kiri Meat The Cedars: More of Child Life B Patt is Gray. The Conversion of Children; 3 by E. P, Hammond, ARE AND GRAND, S Siatoriey PIANOS are th ir tone, in a) Also, the 18-tr HE soma AND BACH, AND THE STIEFF PIAN same as any THE others, received the hij t — award, opel lot iebrities. ot wr D. Dumerous musical celebri 6. L, W BRO,, Agents, 728 70h tere M. KNABE & CO. 8 WORLD. RENOWN- ED PIANOS.—These cei instruments have been before the navi favorite Fiano. and Piauos from otlier celeormed manu! tly on hand, -Shoninger's celebrated O: ‘Org Pianos ana oO ted and exchat Particular attentio ing and thoroughly Repairing Bins. few cone above Penna. av. ee it inake for cus- large or small gitimats character, whieh pay from to. ogi wenty times the Beat Sgt nTLA Sy wn amaet ‘as loug as on itor care percent. Circulars aud fair h “ai TRUNK AND SALENESS ZACTORY AND ° or JAMES 8, TOPHAM, BB-425 Seventh Street Northwest.-ee REPAIRING. a:7yunks and Harness repaired and Tropks ‘Sezeces Ammanace DE corns FOR 1878, Imported and for Saie vy MOHUN BROs.,