Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1878, Page 4

eel THE EVENING STAR. ‘FRRU RSDAY........ December 5, 187% ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DaY. Orrice oF CHIEF Signal Ovvicgs.| Waucitnerox, Dec 5, 1878. adie Atlantic states, colder, partty | ¥ weather, westerly winds, higher pres- | For them ec roe mae rE, pe gis the ermom- tee am, 35 a. In, 72 yp 33% 1s! mm, ; maxitoum,’4i°; ‘aintinum. 455°.) LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Natienal Theater.—John MeCall§ugh as “Macketh.” “Yank” Adams, the finger and varieties, ptevnac strerts, Ger getowa,—Far Hamiiten Ho Ladies’ Aid Soe ith Street—Pound party by wl Howse —1 ervary and steal enter- Condensed Locals. ve William: s Livingstone, a shop- litter, who clalmed to be a resident of ‘this city, was Sentenced in New York yesterday to the siate pi AUth ting of Columbia Roya FLA. last night, the nd installed Vv. Godman, d. H. Chara- high prie: i Crews, berlin, Se ry: HO, es, treasurer. Alay of the Oldest Inhabitants Asso- elation uy afternoon, Mr. A. Rothwell in the eha an appro priation of $5 | fort { which has been tendered by Mr r the association. Mr. Joseph H at bers “Trish Ame wm Al etings at the East*Wash- Rev. B.G. W. Reed, pas- ington M. tor.) which i » in progress for nine wees Past, have be 7 bout forty eon versir Lockwood tion wil be The ¢ of January, in Lincotn bi Mr. Jomes Lynch, justice of the and for many 3 the municipal SAI wa TREST Car | te ties, Shot slay identiiie ig and the pistols our poltee a r inthe car stal glary * lis Tew years i Ke ee Distriet SPECIAL Tax Cases —¥1 the Suprerr f y ty spend a the pen art Of the Dis- the same qu 1 eonseat Trey i made for munici h upon proj erty on , io this city. £ imy as well as the Yerk, wislch ts WX Certificate S the pay oh Ss for the first y ure the three first-named incorporators. Mrs. Lockwoop's Overcoat. — Yesterday, when Mrs. Lockwood had removed her hat, but not her cirewlar cldak, and wa: reading to Judge Humphreys the petition for writ of | kabeas corpus in the of John Davis, col- red, (asking his dl from jail) the jud; cal Mrs. Loekwoo lady lawyer responded tnquiringly, (not knowing what was coming.) “Your honor.” The court to one of | the bailiffs, “ Mr. Marsh assist Mrs. Lock- wood to remove her overcoat.” The bailiff ad- | vaneed, but the fet had divested herself of the carment b he could take | thiee steps, and then continued her reading. ASSOCIATION met nce of Miss Cora hwest. y Mr. Ch Dramatic ‘TRE HistRiostc ~ Miss’ Cora assistant s¢ Executive und ‘Thornton, hersed. annie Lockley, The piay 0 “Piarro” ¥ Haxpsexe Dx sOoDs.—Pure silk and w to $i: beautiful s reduced to 24, 37, and ck cashmeres, jmire Wool, kets, jmre wool, reduced (9 § Nottingham lac for curt ‘. . 11 Market Space.) Cloaks trimmed - cloaks trimmed with veive oth for men and b ck waterproof pure wool navy bine waterproof cloth re- Queed to $1. —Adet, CONTEST FOR SSION OF A Cnttp.—This rning. Judge Humphreys had before kim the ease of Mary Brown agt. Leania Contee—habeas corpus for the possession of the child of the p titiener, who, it ts alleged, is Megally held bs respondent, and which the latter claims was ven to her by petitioner when but nine months vid—ard It was continued until January 7th, the ehild being removed to the custody of the res- pondent. “Messrs. Closs and Cahill appear for petitioner, and Messrs. T. F. Miller and L. 1, © Neal for responder You wnt SavE2to5 dollars on your car by purebastn: wson's. Cle yi prior to ¥. Carpets from 15, 30, fleor oficloths, all widths; Nottingham uin lace from 25e. to $1 per yard; ck eashmeres from 50¢. per} dress goods, all the latest novelt shawis from $1.50 : ICENSES have been issued to Ned Fdwards and Fanny Lewis; Thos. Jos. Sutlivan | and : Niles H. Thompson and 1 Butler and Lo retta . TUE GRAND JokY.—To-day they reported the following: John B. Coleman, forgert: Edvard MeCabe, David Smith, Benton Payne and An- Grew Carter, larceny; Henry Jackson, assautt | with intent to Kill; Anderson Scott and Robert | Jones. larceny, second offence; Robert She: lock, charged With arson, was discharged. Ixpretep.— Yesterday the jury retari true Duis of indictments In the following case fugene Boston, second offense of petit larceny from Thomas Rout; James Taylor, or Tyler, | robbery from Ella Holmes; and John Y poy as- | sault with tntent to rape Suste Taylor on Ovto- | ber 20. —_—_—— ‘Tre Boys are always pleased with the nobby styles, and the parents Satisfied with the mod- rate prices at the Boys’ C House of B. Kebloson & Co.. 909 Penn. avenue.—Adet. J¥ you have houses for rent or for sale, by all Seay Meas ta aa x] 3: responsible, ke } j of Gee | tertainment, by | silks’ are speci | satins and velvets are bought exclusivel, | cash, and we are selling them at a very | Of California, ) the children sick, slippers to make men ; tram | Gate problem ve ‘The Fire Department. THE NEW ENGINR-HOUSES, APPARATUS, ETC. ‘The Board of Fire Commissioners met last evening. The report of Chief Engineer Cronin for the month of November was read, showing tbat during the month there were ten alarms for fires, involving a loss 100, and an insur- ance of go, With the lar monthly requi- sitions the chief submitted special requisitions | for furnishing the new engine-houses and | equipping the companies. The chief stated in | his report that, in his opinion, it would be un- wise to wait until the new houses were finished | and the new apparatus here before commencing to make the purchases to render them | serviceable, as the season of increased fires ts | upon us, and the strengthening of our weak de- | partoent should not delayed a single day. The requisitions were approved. ‘The report of Superintendent Miles, of the | fire-alarm telegraph, stated that the machinery connected with the Western Presbyterian Church bell-striker broke down about ten days ago. but repairs had been ordered, and the bell will soon be placed in service. Mr. Miles also subinitted a special communication recommend- ing that the Uwo new signal-boxes for the new truek-houses Le numbered 39 and 63. The rec- | ommendations were approved. ! ‘The matter of the numbering of the new en- sines and trucks was diseussed. Itwas decided to letter the trucks, the new one to be de: nated and the one at present In use The manufacturer was notified aceording!: ‘The new engines will be numbered 7 and 5. Building Inspector Entwisle was present at the ing by invit Wo diseuss the pro- d metheds of ventilating the new engine- ‘A plan submitted by Dr. Thomas Owen had been approved by the inspector. After some discussion ir Entw ‘as authorized to con- sult with Dr, Owen, and if found advisable to a range to introduce the ventitator in the n S not exceed $5 ers also had entwisle regarding the tra work on the new a conference with Mr. bis submitted for e houses, wlich were referred Dick to the [n- specio estion plans and Speciti is tion of the old tr house were directed to be prepared, Applications were received from tne follow- for positions In the department:—Willlat Fdward ‘Thompson, Charles Giddings, t Erooks, William Buckley, je., Win. EB. y, Edward F, “Carroll. W A communication to the sioners was adopted H. Bailey, superintender ma re of gas in rea the accompanying to the board for exa danger to surrounds explosion. ‘Thy Tesnits of their inspection’ of the premises, stating that the gasoline is kept in strong iro sin fire-proof root =ibie pre s prevent boilers thre tha: Distriet_ Commis- ming the report of W. ot gas, rela hh were re and. report Es frola fi ws build: fire board, nore Gan, there mp ina hou burned, than i te the en s Wie ime hor be MOSt Co’ and removi of the Inte ion has be and fire or young horses jnst purehased by Chiet Engineer Cronin in West FPenusylvania for the use of the fire dey are fine specimens of horse fle asonabie rates, and the pure aved both by the Comumissione! ‘The horses in pairs, ade wing te a street show us tuey nue. ‘S report for the weex end- wth, show: nuisances abated, hs from All causes. 10 causes of de: t public expe: p STREET WORK ptown las be t of the Dist unavoidable on rors being unable to proc ter of regret ou the tuissioners, but has bee unt ef the contr re the grapite blocks from the Richmond quarries. Phis diniculty has now been + is moved and the being d 1 the wh spect is that with reaso the work embraced in th Sfor work in that city will be the tirst of Jant The MUMISSIOVErS SONie € ‘count Of The pressing nece provements and frequent complaints etown. ston ney for the im- of cit Amusements, &ce TPHEATER.—Last night the vis is a grand per With John Me trough the whole ra NATIONAL the lough as t: Of Varied enn | on | OF up to | ah ven this even! A LADIES Fain aN: Johns Pr. E Will be held in th of 2d and Motor evenings, —A pound party will be ehing by the La Ps Ald so- orphanage, There will be music, dancing + forthe HUh street ud recitation: TLincoun Ha ‘A literary and musical en- he puplis of the Washington | Female seminary, will be given at Lincoln h thisevening. This entertainment is given the purpose of procuring funds to purchase scl- | entific apparatus for the use of the school. The programme offered is a very attractive one. REMENYI's Saturday night concert at Lincoln hall will commence at 7:45 p.m. sharp. Presl- | dent Hayes and party will be preseat. The con- cert Friday night will be at the usual honr—s oclock, THEATER COMIQUE. — The’ Comique is giving good performances to good houses Unis week. x ; OUF $1. $1.25 and $1.5 bargains. All of our S, {101 advance above cost; colored meres, pure Wool, 50 to $1 nd blac of our ve double-width sik and wool dress goods re tog. Carter's arket Space.—Adet, BLANKETS! BLANKETS { lect from, prices from full double for the Jai very large, from 7 ing, best quality ‘OWSON'S Dry Goods and Cy Pa. avenue, south side.—A dre, TRE ATTENTION Of policy-heiders in the North, stern Mutual Life Insurance Conuany, resid- in the District, is Invited toa card tu another column. . —_—___ PRIGGs JEWEL STORE styles of jewelry for the twenty dollars. © Adit. KIMBALI’S CATARRM CIGARETTES ar derful relief and a pleasant smoke. tain no tebacco. Finst-Ciass CLOAk= for 10, 12 and i5 dollars at M. Wiilta) ed beautiful holidays, from one to Pa. ave.. near 4 st_— aw They ei WHERE Epwarp ing [riba Sho have recently a cerning the whereabouts of Some of them alleged that be was cisco as the swell of California or Kea si others placed him in Virginia City, Nev., with | the avowed purpose on his part of making Messrs. Flood, O'Brien, Fair aud Senator Sha- fon and all the “rest of ‘em on the Coistocx” turn pale; while yet other paragraphs satd that he was in St. Lois superintending the laying of @ patent pavement. But Stokes is in this city, looking fresh and hearty, and a ii porter in passing the Hoffman House last ev ing heard lis Dame called and turning saw Stokes, Who said to him that he had sold out his interest in the oll business in this city, is | having bis patent pavement lald In St. Lout but is chiefhy interested in a mine In Columbia, Nev., Whither in January he intends to go to make that piace his home. ¥. World, 42h, S®-M. beibecque, a director of the French nint at Bordeaux, ts charged with abstracting silver bars valued at thirteen hundred thousand fianes and substituting galvanized silver bars. &®-The Constjtutional Convention of Califor- bia bas adopted a memorial to the President and Congress against the proposed Franco-American treaty as prejudicial to the agricultural interests | of one of the scamps who make our markt | into an engine for the abuse of an: denomination, it is just as well thy tee; authority to sell in twen | fendant does hot pay. Connell trust le not ratis { das Not i ous other LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Turning Felons Loose on the Com- munity. ae) Editer Star:—Reading in your last night's issue of the discharge of a pickpoe’ ma jail by Judge Humpnreys, several taquiries suggest ed themselves to me. Here was a fellow arrest ed and on hiin found four or five poc’ Rinas and contents, three of which were ideat little girls, daughters of our most resp citizens, as having been stolen from them 01 a few minutes previously in the marxet house he is convicted and sent to jail, aad the com- munity relieved tor eighteen moaths, at least, 3 a nuisance and our streets by night a terror to Jadies and children. Now, our sympathetic lady lawyer raises the point that it was one offence, and asks the dis- charge and gets it, as if three or more parties could have peckets rifled by the same man the same Ume. To the average mind th like trifling with justice. No grounds were as- signed by the justice for his action. Now, I would like to ask what right has Judge Hum- phreys has to discharge a convict under tence, when no error appears on the record? If he has that right, what is the use of the par- doning power in the Executive? If he can do it in @ ease of petit larceny, he can do it in a case of murder or rape. and nothing {s to prevent all the convicted felons from being turned loose on us, but a failure on their part to ask Judge Tl. tolet them out. And if thieves are to be re- leased whenever our eccentric jndze feels sifti- ciently in the pardoning humor, why not dis- yense with courts and juries? Orvis, A Complaint. Eciter Star:—Is tt exactly the fair thing for Dr. Lord to invite an audience comgosed of all denominations to lsten to a leeture on Madame de Maintenon, and then take the oce attack, directly and by inuendo, the Roman Catholic church? The silence with whic’ these remarks were received would indicate that they gave no pleasure to the large audience pre All well-informed minds are aware that the very source from which he gets his information is found in the archives of the chureh he revi'es, and the characters on whose gifted natures be builds his lectures we with but few tons, members of the Roman faith. ‘The taste impelling him to abuse the means that enab'es him to make a handsome living 1s at least qnes- tionable. My companions lasi night ¥ members of ‘the religion known as Catho'le. About us were twenty people of the same per suasion; and J can but think if the lectures ad- vertised as purely literary are to be converted particular rblic should BCPARE know it. THE COURTS. Crrcvit CourtT—Judge Cartter. a number of judzments by det To-d: 7 ken. Babe agt. Morse, ejectmeat sult were t on trial. r’s account—was resuy tire day, ad as Spe ees £0 sell trustee's 2 an Su bal: red to aud as trustee. Baldw pr as to $ Whiting, and former - Boucher; sale r wil construed um ay and securi py agt. H re m ner to take proof. Kleindienst a auditor's report recotmitied. Bu i miesso as to Enni ; agt. Kennedy et al; motion to take plet e denied, National Capital Insurance Co, agt. Russell ¢ restraing order on czo. ull December i. F ‘ ond ¥ ston Building Association; day: lowed plaintiff fo take t ig: Lime fe rhsOn agt, to @ . Benne! eget. Hume nd Dowlin enty days Mullins a aided Dill Hmite ing of amended bi fifteen days, Vanden- leave to tle i CO. burgh ast. bil) Washington Mz Deale ast prejudice creed. Jenkins max and Ebbing testimony tile amended BUL Pronate CocnT—f Yesterday, the will of Was tiled for prob a issued. Estate WH Ory Of personal estate re: R.A. McComb, ministyation ps rise sed: pi amine 0 be sed and distrib b Robert Har- Murphy et the “ai € of ck QuIll, charged ease conuaned. i ichael J. troying private property; $10. tins, loud: Richard Wats $5, “Frank Selvy and Ei with un aftray; $5 each. Henrietta nlored, teeny Of 12 yards of calico; thirty ‘diys in | 1. Matilda Peters, threats; loess bonds | on, larceny of aroliof blue ribbon | from a fancy store on 7th street: ¢ontinued. Mary Moulden, larceny of a roll of ribbon; 3 in jail. Mary Sinith, threats to Mart personal bonds to keep the peu Henry Mittney, assault and battery on Anna, his wife; personal bonds to keep the peace. = <- THe Eovy OF A BETRAYED GiRL Fornp. special dispatch to the New York World fro: ‘Troy, December say This morning Mr. Case, a hotel-heeper at Saratoga, was horrified to find the head of a wo on the piazza of hotel. A dog was eating tlesh from it, Follo ing the trail of the dog to a spot ina grove bout 20 feet from the hotet, the arms, le other portions body" were found, all of them be ed condition A stuall pistol w ‘The hea bad a bullet hole e remains are rec nized as those of a Seventeen y Alice , Whose parents live in Sa several Weeks ago she employed a: vant in s iotel, but disappeared sud¢ as since been had of her until flated remains were found to-day nh that the girl was betrayed s doubt she commit IWPOSITION TO Scwpay AMU m from Cincinnatt, De ing prevatence of Sunday for months past, h pinion, and a meeting of vens was held thls evening, voreing mittee of twenty appointed, who wil endear io enforce existing laws, and if addition: legislation 1s needed, direct thelr efforts tow securing it. { Mrs. LA BAUS MARRLAGE.—M| Mary 4 Bau, the daughter of the late Commodore Van- derbilt, whose will she is now contesting. was quietly married at her residence in New York, ‘luesday evening, to Mr. Francis Berger, former consul general froin one of the German states. ‘The bride wore a robe of black satin, handsome- | ly trimmed, and a few ornaments of gold. She | celved few presents, but all were elegant and | vostly, Among them was a dressing case, sept by Mr. Thomas Lord, sr., and a card case from Cores Vanderbilt, The newly wedded pair sailed for Europe yesterday i! | EXONERATING MARSHAL WAARTON.—In retuta- tion of the recently-published charges against Marshal Wharton, of New Orleans, of inefi lency as an officer of elections, he has for- warded to the President a statement endorsi and entirely exonerating him, signed by every Prominent federal officer present in the city, | white and colored; also, signed by the chairman of the republican state central comunittee, the chairman of the parish committee and numer- Promluent republicans, among them y. Antoine. THE DAV®NrORT Natvr. Judge Blatchford, of the York, yesterday morning, in the case of Peter Coleman against United States Commissioner | Jobn J. Davenport, which came upon the return | to the writs of certiorari and habeas cornu in | the matter of his application for his discharge from imprisonment under one of Commissioner | Dayenport’s commitments, upon hearti the -Lieut, IZATION CASES.— «8. court, in New 8 Pretty soon the fashionableghing will be to lavest in presents for friends—candy to make cold, silverware for younz couples who always board, smoking caps for people who have no Spare change to invest in cigars, and other like purchases,—(Chicago Journal. 52-“Only when parents and brothers learn to {reat the tramp as if he were a mad dog” will the solved, according to the Mem- facts Of the case, decided that Coleman should never have been taken into custody, and his immediate discharge was ordered, Judge Blatebford said that no jury could ever convict Coleman of having used 4 cértificate of natural- ization knowing the same to have been unlaw- fuliy'issued or used under the decision of a judge of the court that issued the same, which had been publicly pronounced, declaring the certlil- cutes to be Valid and legal. Coleman was ar- rested upon an aftidavit made by one Stephen. Moser, a subordinate of Davenport's. The same kind cf a form fs used in all Davenport’s cases. Judge Blatehford insisted that the prisoner be at once discharged, but his counsel req i owe Tor court be passed Ja by iny Suy upon 5S ‘a = counsel cet i | bin | Drawing DECEMBER 25th. GEORGETOWN. Gratx.—Arrived by canal, boat Hattie & Bes- sie with 3,490 bushels of Wheat to Hartley & Bro.; boat Wheeler with 590 bushels of corn to of wheat to Hartley & Bro. MERCHANTS’ EXcitaNce.—Oferings an to-day: 4,500 bushels of wheat, With 1,400 at $1,045, and 3.490 at $1.05, nent Hew Lord Salisbury Works. lord Salisbury understands and carries out his business as forei:n secretary ina manner heretofore unheard of. It is usual for the min- ister who, by the arcident of a parliamentary majority and the chances of cabinet utes, iS placed temporarily at the head of a de; e w avail himself largely of the knowledge and expe ience of the permanent officials, who ne- cessarily know mueh 10-e of the matters with which he lias to deal than he by any possiitity can know himself. This is espectally the with the foreign office, of the business of which very little can be learned from the newspapers. Wren, therefore, a new man, fresh from out- side ignerance, comes to the foreign omice, o even aman who has been there before and con- sequently has already acquired some of the knowledge and the i tradition, he usually ies much upon, rauch with, imparts This intelligence nd isto extent guided by the superior permanent ce, Lord Salisbury does nothing of 2 permanent official course. The ove: t dispatches which leave the office, but he never communte: them those private letters in which th formation Is conveyed, i bu-fness fs Cone: he never confides in tl does not consult them on the weigh! of policy. The mcde of dcinz bi gerous as it is new; for wien Salisbury le the foreign office, Which we may suppose he w do in the course of time, there will be no rec: left of the real course of action, and nobody 'f will be able to trace the thread of the po!l- pursued. What make It the mo: is that Lord Salisbury The pen rather ofa smart leaie: statesmay. It is but the other day tha Vitter 1 quential lead the Sattrday Review at three guineas and a week, and recent state documents, li secret memorandum and the Cypruseonvention, show that the letter-writer is still stronger in him than the foreign minister.—{Loadoa Vanity Fair, 5 to riter than of THE CHANGE OF CaniNer IN TURKEY Porte has made a clean sweep of hi and superseded it with the followin fer, Kheireddin Pash: sad Effendi; Minister of War, Hinister of Foreign Amu Minister of the Int er of Justice, § perce, jer det Pash Ss Fas raised (o the rai Ghazi ‘Osman e . Karathy ior. K af ir of Crete. d from the post of ‘aid Pasha will act also as ter of the interior, and Sawas Pasha a tninister of forelyn aflairs unl Khadr! Pastia Crete, solnty ment for mi A years, He W. Va., died Nn in session at bs, recommends Congress to pass the railroad bill. killed and two others injuyed by the falling of a rock several into tie Vershire copper mines at Vermont, te-The extensive flour mill and elevator known as the Pacific Millsin Brooxlyn were en- tirely a loss Of about £200,000, QVERCOATS: OVERCOATS: A BIG RUN ON OVERCOATS. $10 Overecate Reduced to $6. $12 Overcoats Reduced to $3. $13 Overcoats Reduced to $9. €15 Overcoats Reduced to $10. OVERCOATS AT NOMINAL PRICES TO RUN OFF STOCK. Overcoate for $11—former price $16. Overceats for $13—former price $18. Overccate for $14—former price $20. oO for @15—former price $22. EVERY GRADE OF OVERCOATS OFFERED AT BUYER'S PRICE. Only $16 for our elegant $23 Overcoat. Only $18 for our elegant $25 Overcoat. Only $20 for our elegant $23 Overcoat. Only €22 for our elegant $30 Overcoat. BUY YOUR OVERCUA NOW. PRICES HAVE REACHED BOTTOM. HABLE BROTHERS, OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT, im Northwest Corner 7th and D sts, $1,350,000. ROYAL HA ‘A LOTTERY. Extraordinary Drawing DECEMBER 24th, Only 18,000 Tickete. Drawing Pos: 1_ Capital Prize. 24 Prize... ceed & $509 000 x Y 12 Prizes of $5,000 exch. 508 Prizes amounting to, Pull information eent f1 4 STATE LOTTER Extraordinary Drawing DECEMBER 10, 1s 11,279 Prizes, amounting to 500, ickete, $10; Halves, $5; Fifths, $2; Tenths, $1. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. Whole ‘Lickets, 31. For tickets and full information of above, address 3. DUFF & CO, Baw ov26-cotKKst* 42 Nassau st-, New York. E. S. BARTRAM, (Lats oF New Orreays, La.) BARTORIAL EXPERT, AND “TAILOR OF THE PERIOD.” Sow WITH GEORGE T. EEEN, 414 Ninth street. fep25-tr ckoss, Cee a tT B. D, AD, LUMBER, WoC. Co. "ee, Offce,B19 Market Bpace,(‘' Board of Trade Rooma.") Princij A pend Planing Mill ce pcipall offices, Depot, Orders left with Messra. P. P. LITTLE & Oo., Gro- ‘corner éth sts. ae, and THOS. W. SMITH, ah ana Pa. ave: casi, wil rood! teat ve x AH PIOKRELL, Pree J. W. DEEBLE, Bee POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY, of Georgetown, D. O. Having been sppointed Ws for the above well-known and reliable nw can found at my office, 1399 F STREET N.W., ly be- tween the of 9 a. m. p.m, prepared to conew old take ‘Property of oee am JOHN OASSIN, Agent HRA WEES. — Very! TON FLANNEL v Rok Foe 80 usual price 81 “PURER ste, Sun Faplory in Balti a now isrgely over” i MEGINEISS' 1009 F strect n.w. GosoReAN. ioe ‘Abont FORTY AOBES: site; view of city and river; rooms, broad ve- Yanda af idea: larye bara: fine grove variety treee; large pear ; seh rare fees destroyed by fire last evening, involving | CITY ITEMS. INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM is a fearful form of the disease, Dut Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy cures it Nothing cures headache so quickly as Lod: Headache Specific. Costs 50 cents, Witror’s Cop LIVER OI ayn Lin preat popuiais.; Of WIS Sa and efficacious pre- at once. "8 —The paration fs ‘alone attributable to its intrinsic worth, In the cure of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, whooping cough. scrofulous humors, and all consumpti rior, if symptoms of disease, when an equal. Let a it has wo supe- giect the early agent fs at hand which will cure all complaints of the chest, lungs or throat. Wkbor, chemist, Boston. gists. Manufactured only by A. B. Sold by all drug PHOTOGRAPHY can give us only the images of the flowers, but in Murre, Water, chemistry has preserved their aromat: essence. most fragrant Laaman’s Foor It is Literally the bottled breath of the gion in the world. GREAT QUESTION SETTLED. — Nobody doubts that danger lurks behind a cough or THE cold. sumptiol question no lon; diarrhe other causes. in has for issue. Toothache Di Sold by all thing ra, whether 25 cents a bottle. To LADIES Aw att Dy nuol ng 9th street. nto A. F How to cure these forerunners of ec been the only question, Ittstriumpha hour, by rop drugsé roducts of the richest foral re- the be f Horchoun! ken in time this preparation {5 a r every disease of the lungs tending to eure toothache In one tS at B cents. , For Urwanns or Tuirty Years Mi . Wins- ‘vrup has been used for children, ‘ects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, ures dysentery and from teething or An old and well-tried remedy. s.—We wish to call her's Chemical Scouring and Establishment, No. 906 G street, near By proniply adopting the “latest improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabied to do. his work in a manner not to be equalled by Unose not pos- sessing these facilities. Tor 32. up to $1. ducuoi them an appe N in price. arti al rance Wool nd it Gent's suits cleaned Bb.—Lace curtains cleaned from #1 a window. cents to $1 a pair, Diankets from 5) a number a re- aranteed. His F Temoves grease Spots eMfectually fal pressing gives wy made. —_—_—_—______. LADIES’ ENGLISH JACKETS, LADIES’ OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, CUT AND MADE JNO. M. KEELER, AntisT TarLor, _noviéIm 1111 Pennsyleania avenue, A NEW DEPARTURE, Oorner Bixth street and New York avenue. WILLET & LIBBEY, WE HAVE OPENED A NEW YARD, OPFORITE OUR PRESENT YARD, ‘Where we will keep on hand 8 large lot of CHEAP LUMBER, Buitable for all cheap work. | | eo SS oy | ___ AMUSEMENTS. ! DRY GOODS. TIONAL. McCullough. Macbeth, Q]7 wm RITZ Ne eee S17 mannersrace. 817 No Pray Wii Be Reve We have now tn stock a lange assortment, of STA- + SHARSPE PLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, most of which bavs . been bongbt within the last two weeks at s redaction STAND. gf net fg Thag 2p ber cent, and wane BINE TEAND. TRENCH NOVELTIES et notion nf 30 per apy Machrr ILAS, OOF » ' Mr. Kear es Macuver » CANE MERE And an Urner )tionable Cast on Other « bars: K VELVET, we = i will r Friday. Tenet mech Nest Thotty Days at prices very much below SHaRSBEARE ae Vaval fem 280 FINE CLOARS, CLLCULARS and MAD ES. Raturday Matinee. at 2 cook paki WM BROWN, OTHELLO. or, THE JP ALOC MOOK derete 817 Market Space. Comeeded E uassteriy gent . — aa an camp inn (hoans: CLOAKS: Mone Iwer's Beant ital 1 eae wh in his great re 50 NEW STYLE CLOAKS, ha Ts . BS UNION of fhe at Just recetved from the factory, Charch will ive an Entertain i the Lae i ture Room of the Church Fil DAY $4, $5, 86, 87, 8, $10 Ur. = Tableaux, Readisce att V ile accompanied ty one of El CASUMERES, CASHMERES, rs ; i | bs er itr ie) | Paap > seaanemmea i sure, Wa The S: nud Oiia, | ele as | LINCOLN HALL. Remenyi. oy nat VA. PISE BOARDS, all lenwths, per 100 feet..$2.00 | VA. PINE SIDING, per 100 feet. 100 | VA. PINE BOARDS, 16 feet long, per 100 feet... 1.20 | VA. PINE JOIST, medium lenwthe, per 100 feet 1.25 | VA. PINE FLOORING, per 100 feet...... POPLAR, %, No. 2, per 100 feet... +. L560 | oe 200 | { WHITE PINE SHINGLES, per 1,000........... 2.50 | WHITE PINE PALINGS, dreesed, 44 4 per 100, sire ‘THE ABOVE LUMBER IS ALL GOOD. WE ARE NEVER OUT OF IT. For Fine Lumber. see the Post. sepe-tr JNO. E. KENDALL & SON, DEALERS IN COACH HARDWARE Parts, Vannisu, Machine Benti oct3-ly AND BUILDERS’ Goons, 619 B street nw., Nean B. & P. R. R. Devor, Wash Tiss Prar Inox, Horse Sror Inow ton, D.C. Spoxes, Dress, Duinis. Oi Canrerrs, Packing ann Lacixs. w™ MASSEY & CO.'S PHILADELPHIA xX ALE, XX ALE, XXX ALE, &., Constantly in store and for eale in Caske and Bottlee, by the Agent, SAM’L C. PALMER, Depot, 57 Greene street, nov22-ti Georgetown, D. C. REOPENED. ‘THE OFFICE OF THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY, at their office, southeast ‘vo squares torth of ‘nis avenue, and which has been iG fitted up for the con’ aultation free. Pennsyl HOLMAN LIVER PAD. it? and what does it mean? It ‘treating iva. wetleuce of patients Got new ali Liver Of of 9th and E streets northwest, over ‘Ries a corner ‘7th street Gierao a. city, BW. HARTIGAN HAS and resumed his | ots; ebildien 15. It. JOHN LORD. AT THE CONGREGAT: axth Lecture ip the co WYkeH ax IDAY, December Organ Concert Uy Pi Aduisston, £6 ct served seats Rlextra miksion ce All the leading co! Prom 5 Cents Pen Yann. Wiiuiay FANCY DRESS GOODS, 200 different stylen, Prom 12% Casts Pex Yano. CLOTHS AND CASSINERES, | Fer Men, Youths and Boys’ Wear, | potas, corner of DAY. THURS. 2, €2, 75, 87, 92 POoUN Ladies? om THURSDAY CARPETS, for the benefit CHURCH OKPHANAG! at the Hamilton House, co Closing out enr stock, From 15, 25, 90, 37, 30, €2 Cons ih street.) ath and K street ty placed Y. The FLOOR OIL Lor E BEG TO ANNOUN( All widths. date bere NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, 2 | From 25 Cenrs Ur BLANKETS, Immense tock on bas From $250 Pen Pam Ur. CO. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, Bonth side, pear Tth et. mw, | pRE HEAP CASH STORE. Ww: feats can by 5 THEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, NIGH noveotr - t ave. » CARPETS. worth 12% FRIDAY EVENING CEMBER orn. URDAY EVE 3 I ir i LIAM COUT s k ENRICO € tante. MR. F. DULCKE! on Monday, | nowy St On THURSDAY, hursday, yon are T LOEFFLI prietor, py] nov3-ia PRANKLIN HALL, corner Ch and C sts. nw. having been thorowchiy remodeled, is now fer rent at very reasonable terius. The best hall in the city for dancing, concerta, &c. Address J. M. RICHARDS, VELVETS. We call speciz! attention to two lots of VEL just received, which we are goim: to offer as «reat ET BLACK TRIMMING VELVET at $1. oct A fine MANTILLA VELY ROE AOND bores steal yBypiane, the, most complete ae-ortiwent of NORNS, &c.—Dr. WHITE, Chiropodtiat, LTS in the city, and aa we BUY ONLY Carer pees pra ce chironediat of over | PORTERS AUCTION GALES oe Coe ai being established in 1, eucecesfully treats Corns, Chilbiains, Vaseular many etuinent phy- ot other well-known to 50 per cent. lees © their value. line of COLORED VELVETS alwaye on band, OONNOLLY'S, 608 Ninth street, them at from F States and Canadae, previc ron, D.C., an} Enlarged J at patronize lishment, 1416 | _Dov23-tr = Opposite Patent OMoe._ BO OSL Waals Ree a ay ]JA*PSOME DEESS Goons. ON ND SALE H 66 Est) i Yool DRESS GOODS, wide double ar MARKEITER'S FREE eee ee AND STORE. DRED SILKS. STRIPED SILES: tks from XK Silke are ape ber Name OK FALL AND WINTE ana fel | CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. fAND. No. G19 D | wut SRoe Freee Coan ais nos em 4. a me ABLI ae gE Guest quality, candsomely ena ‘ fh prices willbe paid, | CLOAES, lurve aasortment, from $5 to #35. , > promptly attended to. / ogi SHAWLS, very larze a*sortupent, from Bepzktr } novastr CARTERS, 711 Maricet Space. (Es = GRGAT AG {XTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. FESTIVALS. KE wt meeneeees pHLE FAIR AND FESTIVAL | oF [ERMAN PRESET RE! ZIONS CHUR: st make all-wool French Cahir wilbenad atthe ONS CHURCH, | Ink dows with), bbe ner onan ‘ap. vn KINDERGARTEN HALL, Lyons Navy Blue’ and Seal Brown. Silk, 7c. per commer kK and tits sacs es teow: yard, worth $1, Lyous Gros Grain Biack Silke, in WeteeECa cene Soe mee tin cluding Bonnet, Guinet, Bellons and Tonsons eele- Adu ee pee decs.6t” | Urated inakes, $1 per yard and up. Diack Oashmers Shawls of the best ‘muke and fin‘sh in the world a TLEMEN’S GOODS, _| toesco sat. Tyunaad dilack rape, from $1.23 ” 10 $5.50 yard rons Silk 3 ve _ GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. _ ‘ Sant and wy lack Satin 8 me Bh po) gm = pe | Camera ched Cotton, We. i (A®60sY SUSPENDEKS, Clark's bes (200 yards) Bpo01 ‘Catton, Se (6 epools ‘Are “something new” and comfortable, st 60 cents | ‘°F 7 cents) BRODHEAD & 00, . q and gL arate novtltr 939 Pennsyloanta ave. The “ Lanse? Beart at OL SUE EINE DRESS smnTs F The “ Waterloo” Scarf st #1. 4) Made to order, of Wamsutta Muslin and Extra The “ Duke of Bestord” Gearf at 81. fine Jainen bosoms, for $7.50; ready to put on. These are warranted. “Licyd Atiree & Smith's Finest DRESS "SHIRTS ‘made to order in the London Neck Wear,” istest docwus ‘Latwe Line | mcs elecant manner for 2.25 Inst opened, at close prices. Our“ MYSTERY" SHIRT, THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, De of atwaits Bustin _octl-tr 816 F st. ‘m. te., Opp. Patent Office F451 AND WINTER Goons. ain Sinaloa teen ee eae rae i rect Wear received and ready for in- ‘The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, Grex Paowt, ection, and offered at f% " i i si he 4 meocion, and soft le cons ned tavoreot Cis. sé iusde Of the tame inateria! aa ihe" Mys ny patrons and the public eenerally. ‘Our @1 Shirt, t ¥. J. KEIBERGER, sesame te were dole ae Crrizess’ Anwy & Nava Mencuant Tatton, are cor Reduce § G35 15th street, | Laltimor as woareaboutte inn? + eepl0te Corcoran Building. | thereto, and desire to carry lows suck ‘whist the wnovetr MEGIRRISS, 2002 F street ape a as oer = weno ____ PROFESSIONAL. _ ORE CASE OF CALICORS, 10 yard = ~ Daliones, a JD Linn, GCastaueree, trom 28¢. to 81 yard. PO Room PENT now, RD | beer cial iD Saale vara Penneyivania ave. and'10th vt, ate 10 Rue’ Mina. Demoreate Danae ere nL Ss up. Castiglione, Paris, France. Nitrous oxide gas ad- ministered for the painless extraction of t és JOS. B. BAILEY, No change for eatracting with was, when teqth | _oct!.tr Cor. 7th and F sta. order 101 3 ~ ore ‘ Q a oxy i | PJOUSEFURNISHING Goops. C. Bese acts snp Exoreeee. H t Pe special a = has ‘acuer 'e tny ine.) Roofs and general ‘Iron Work de. | full ‘and complete stock of HOUGT: inne sid, and coutracted for at lowest | GOODS, wich we have just received ant we fang pret ared to,otfer af erg low pista, va DUKE, Dentist, 425 7th street southwest oe ay awd Brees, D¥ecreut 0 soa Extresie ‘Beautiful sets ae a and Inerain Carnets, in all te without pain, 60 canta ‘Ali Gpcratons wat variety Haw Silke, Jats. French ranted. = otBlly | Taos Curtsine inal protest awe J) 8:3: Hy JOHNSTON, [s sraduate of the | “An inspection of our stock is Pennsylvania, ‘of Dental Surwery, 00E BRO. Phtadelphia) with 16 years" experienc” OOPS ae aves Ofice over tyne “425 7th, ser7-1y 1323 F st., near Ebbitt House. & enecialty; wae auntnisttred: nokia ge | ee j eas A = Glass Fore dove. References: Rev. Dr Domes. th | GEORGETOWN _ ADV’M’TS. 3 M_ TALBOTT, Doom, = Eva in £874; now the moet Comps . MI. ; ere Pr? eg et ond Dbcotsvedt to eoutneng gorecr Hira iu tis part of the Couutry. Sp sae Peaya-ly W. © WHEATLEYS H. J. B. GIBBS Puewrcx Srxam Drea amp Scovmme Estap- D Dentin, es Tisai, REMOVED TO 109 167k STREET, marly Over Thompson's brug Store. | 49 Jefferson St, mear Bridge st., George- 1» D.C. ORSE OWNERS, ATTENTION:—Col | gveryuning, to tne burnewn prompt: lege Villa Farm Lg milesabove George: »m_ | attended to” The of Carpets, town on Broad, offers tho best Blankets & specialty” during the wuipmer auoutha. hucements for wintering Horees work eent for and returned {ree low of $10 First-class mail and stables with De. tall for every porse, Two feede Sitves Seco jelitr PB. Lonp residing on the 3 For turther particu eS RY OXLEY, OVELTIES ust received, an invoice of entirely new style . Pree re Lvoeeele a “GENTLEMEN'S BOLRF PINS aan OF THE Latest STYLES. H. SEMEEN, WEET NAVY * | JACKSON’S CHEWING BEST. TOBACCO. Awarded HIOHEST FRIEE st for FINE CHEWING QUALITIES Bees