Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1879, Page 4

- ER atte ER Ue NR RR RRA A CEE ES ST LS HOLIDAY GOODS a ‘BOOTS AND SHOES. { 7 Ma we N rs. 8 1 ht wi ; t . . york, thought when ELETTZRS FROM THE PEOPLE. | EVE NGS NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE AS-} Mrs. Siccum, of New York, t a THE EVENID Gs TAR. SOCIATION t iey look upon the old political parties and re. Something for M. . oniler. TER ComIQvE. EW YORK SHOE En ee cerar ee tae cae tate bauleal |) rake witieee7 on Sieroter a peplessed en — qe | Oe NEw year's pay. N os cabs a SSS SSNS they should wat roany 7 s i! e ee: AY, JAN Y 6, Pennsylrania avenue. THUNSDAY........ January 9, 1579. | OPeMME Of the Eleventh Ammaal | ey chee the courage w advocate thelr to have the southern members understand (hat | MONUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES. asia shine Penaeus a Ry = = = — a a GALS sedtothe | thatt ied so generously during the re: Soe nce Artists. | PRENIOUS TO TAKING AN ACCOUNT 0) INDICATIONS TO-DAY. | ational Wornan Suffrage assoctation was held esr tnat the vital question of national citt- | with less mortality I will admit, but_nevertie- OK HOWE, the. rent. A ORANGES, peal OrFicr oF CiiRe | last night at Mrs. Lockwood's house, No. 619 F | Jenehip ls one underising Be Eeacoast nes | Foes ce cee nets aac Te HAAST WEEK OF THE FIELDINCS” CALIFORNIA PEARS, Yee! Pebble Gost Ban ia W ASHINE | Street northwest, for the purpose of concluding } eis me vital auesaus ens not a kin v ree oe ot Washington and. Geonetoun in | Raymond spd ony. the Sharpleys, Dan, Mason, BANANAS, wale r srrangements (ot the ee et ae a Take sustained the ortcinal resctwrion, | furnfehing inedieiue “and, modi attendatice: (| SS ——_ ee _ | papy arvean: ttt nas. 2.09 bab fon. A programme was agreed upon - S$ ANI ‘ought from the experience } 'To state ase. prc and to i 55 . d Leather, Side isos RANON OF Tem THARMOMETER, Diliees Sannin te lees Credentials af the pact they nave not mic hopes of the submit the folowing facts ist, The Si) ap: One Set went: epee Ladies’ Cietonn tnade-Goat Lae cot EB cing ts the rea . a = E ia J. Gage, Elizabeth Oakes Smith and | coming national party. propriation made last spring for thi ose 2 5 ies’ Prenc precise Sie a omice during thedays ta me Caroline is: Winslow: resolutions—Sara J. Spen: Mie. c ge real her amendment again, when | has been long since exhausted. 2d. That {twas posITIVELY ONLY UNTIL SATURDAY, JAN NEW ENGLAND RUM, pint olin 4 >. mx Matilda J. Gage, Emeline B. Wells, f Mr. Frederick Douglas (in the audience,) In- | an insufticientamount ts evinced by the. fact UANY 18 FINE OLD WRISKIES, SHEREIES, PORTA, einen M. Cook Belva A. Lockwood; finance: quired ff he had a right to vote. that It served for six months only, 3d. The only | ~BRANDIES AND SWEET CATAWBA. maximum, 3 | len C. Sargent. Helen M. Slocum, Ju ae Mrs. Stanton said he contd, and, es cd itution at present giving gratuitous advice | ¥. M. UFFNER’S MOST MARVELOUS a wAGEOLee 4 ina Young Williams and Ellen speak upon the amendment, too. She invited and medicine to the poor is the Central Dispen- | JOHN § AG f 4 LOCAL NEWS. programmesSusan TB. Anthony, Lille D. | him to the stand, but he’ rethained seated sary. a private ¢ aritabte terpri he his MIDGETS, dh SOE ee aie Gskorie. oe cui eity. nthe audiencay | ees Crane Soin | GHNERAD MUTI, apods years, woeshe 8 poate. pais wed abiatummesciaed wement To-Night. tizabeth Cady Stanton. | Mr. “Osborne, of tits ctty, dn the audience.) | s Mecessariiy, sequitinie the Stele and y MITE, ; 9 pounds, on 4 Se pagar tne ed TE OPENING SESSION THIS MORNING. | made brief remarks in favor of woman's rizhts, idden to remain without attention, sth. ae : sears wi 2g pounds, | —ccztte___ Near U. &. Treasury Department. onal Th . v3 Minstrels. x. He suggested that the resolution be recon a Ante se aie LUCIA ZARATE, ago 15 years, weighs 4° pounds. ‘The eleventh annual convention of the Na- | Deen 's e "30 m be rec ae physic ns a cones leave a G REAT ATTRACTION! he ‘of low prices Y ome cl Pt 1 ee a ec al > pe tha ompen- | ‘ck = ‘, ie : = These are the best and cheapest coods al Woman Suffrage Association assembled | Me aoa wot the stoor in the aude Narn bed to attend the poor witho | ‘the greatest Living Wonders of this or any other | G _ : ast enacts . Wm. Boyd t E M. andwith slender assurances of having ee < * LIDAY PRESENTS. any Iesitamiate wale tn tts tuorning at Lincoln Rall nena crete) and warned the aussoetation aualnst uuiting oF scompounded. 6th. ‘That ee | COMIESY, since ie ei was creates I EON E NT PRESENTS. a seep ania ARTHY. at there would be a full attendance of the ad- | affiliating itself with either of the old parties | perienced physicians ana not diphovate third- 5 va . = vocates of the eatise at the opentng session, as | how in the polltical ere TOUIee UREN GENIE Sie Re ger meny pears so N arias tend iad VERY LOW PRICES, . questions of Importance were to be di sed, | ‘The resolution was recommitted, isindispensable, sth. The old cor. | ies cannot be conceived of from pen descriptions, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, USMITED SALE | But the inclement, weath-r had the effect of | ‘Phe resolution in relation te the dental of the poration ‘invariably made’ ampie provisian to | for no laneuaxe is Potent enough to picture suck | pramonne, FES# GOLD JEWELRY, The stre P er entani ae of the “bright Hghts ie | privite sot Noting to women was adoy supply this 1 y the whole year, and the | Stemized fragments of the human family. ee MITE EAR GEMS ened extin: reachin} cl he audience © | The ‘hext resolution in relation to t th | physician: aggresated $4.20) per an- i anaes si CKS, AND BRONZE tn the proceedings of the Police | smail, and confined mostly to the center seats. | amendment to the constitution, now pending in hum. sth, s been frequent newenaper TWO GRAND LEVEES DAILY. CLOEND SUE VEALED WARE, a ¢ te The case was decided. In his favor. At 15 minutes before it_otlock Mrs. Cady and the convention co: medical attendance. Serene eceres ate eg eee ont crartoan ery Sete 26049) | ar TEIN & 00. steesof the Whitney Avenae Mission | stanton entered by the stage, accompanied DY E i i legis once, remedy the catise, aud pre, Byening continuously from 7 to 9. Loan asp Comsercion Baorriis, hnowledzed the receipt of a check for Prof. J. H. K.Willcox, and followed by Susan B PTER RECESS, 7ént disastrous consentenyes . a : eee | JE. cor. ‘and D sts., frem President Hayes as a donation to the | ET0f ee yeniiam trelen Aas agit ‘The convention reasscinbie? at gorciote me | eo eee Aa Pe | _dee23 tr Fronting Pennsylvania avenve. chapel fund. sts Asgoetation met last even- Josiyn Gage, Helen M. Slocum audience being much tne ‘eased in numbess THE COURTS. CARD UE EES ERO F°® THE noLpars, GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUBR, See memes Pc Daten, MAUINIEE: BLE: nostly compo: ed of Ludies, and a larger number | 1", S. Districr Cocrt—Juiae Humphreys. Admission at all times Only 25 Cents. ar ke arty pinctal as dresha in MuAL Ene with oe ee on the stage, among them Mr. ni ota R. F.iMarvey, bankrupt; petition Jan2-tJan18 FUSSELL’S. inte seg y ack sik, wi . of J. C. Poor, cnee, writ of certiorart. te Pinca Oe a Mei esE ‘emings; Mrs. Stanton in figured silk, . Stanton introduced Lite Devereux | Wei Marae ane See seusonee ree NATIONAL THEATER. CHARLOTTE HUSSE, 90 and 50 cents per dozen. —- resolutions of respect to the | wich a blue worsted cloud over her shoulders of New York, who proceeded to speak on nded to jaiiand writ dismiisced. = . One Week. WINE SELLY 0) 30 cid Shere oonts bet dozen. memory OF Hon. Caleb Cushing. and wore a black lace cal s. Lockwood in | the “propriety of abolisning women,” ane Jal See Two Matinces-WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. : + G0, wort a pound party Monday Hent at the | bine cloth; Mrs. Lilie D-blakein serie ain | oS ey ee e. 2 youre GUTY CouRT—Juage MacArthur THE MASTERTIECE OF MINSTRELSY! afecttw 1429 New York ave ¥ ebureh for the benefit of the aged poor % aE = Wal] in 7 Af festerday, Yallach vs. Alexander; ur passin i s “ ~, F] TIV Connected with that chien, 44> p Seon | MP Te eraannt area tet caitpon terre tes ‘calendar. Moore vs. Rawling suena den a 2 SOYSREIGNS' COORERA TIVE ASSOCIATION | gion op sno tes Wied -ADT Peat avenees taining groceries and provisions, were received | Nese nemtiy secre week 5 S | Mr. “Windom’s Senate resolution Inquiring | Scheller vs. Clarke; time for taking testimony e HOLIDAY Goops. and distributed, some weighing a3 much as ten atly OU ee what churches, colleges. and school houses have | €Xtended, ‘Close vs, Close: pro contesso vs. de- |_| UNITED MASTODON MINSTRELS. ton Rin wecta Costin: Gh aie ew eka pounds. A half DEG oF Weed anil fourth of a ton Mrs Stanton immediately called the conven- | been subjected'to ass ment Soo an or F Palingeed vee aie a’g; | The Greatest Confederation of Minstrel Talent ever | great variety: Scases Florida Orangree direct front Of cout Were also distributed. ielbap arch mara Gel Fread | Of taxes, &e., a8 DUDL atterson; Sale finally ra and referred to ; orchards: a full line of Colgate’s Totlet Soaps, Ba — On Friday fast. when it was 90 terribly cold, | tht cai of che ee net EC ey crea | OF faxes, Ge a8 published in ye auditor, Phillips vs. Pulltips; guardian ad iter | 49 SMUG SERLORae zo | Rum, Perfumes, Toilet Waters, ke put ap an fee | a yo ly of Missouri avenue, between 4. Se PDs SU AER RS HE TA Cee 2 appointed. Cammack vs. Cammack; sale ratl- A conoen tration Gf Galante coiaeh. Packages for Christmas Presents; full line of Fine | peg auline ‘Thornton—aud mments on the subjects touched upon | Tn response to the con fledand reierred to auditor. Grass’ vs. Gri 40 CELEBRATED ARTIOTS IN FIRSE PART! 49 | 80d Btaple Groceries. We use the leval weiehte and | ‘ ane tably employed them. | 1 all, and predicted the day not far nt | caption of “4 cha referred to examiner to take proof, Plunan: SESS ER Ate aca measures and yuarantee every article sold. | . selves Ary nese SababeUE IN | Necordea them in He ea or Meee ae | Ee Oe ee Pittman; same. rent vs. Bren 12 SUPREMO SONG'AND DANCE Stans: 12 | _deca}tr A. B. SCHOFIELD, Manager _| PRICES WILL TELL P feet o! » dri Por der hel it ats Dt berty. ie at he doe: Sue “4 ae in litem appoint for lunatic, MeCollou Allappearin nee in® lerfal Act ‘© , IETS oon 5 Mcteepoltan cag | Oblect now is to lift their cause outof national | part Of Ms oftictal duty, ie states. that the BOR oO e ee 2 MGHAMVION Choa DaNCEns® 12 | HOLIDAY GIFTS | for the Holidays, which one and all can bay & Afetrepolitan rail- } potities, and place it on the foundation of jus- | Amount he has received for license 1 restraining order issued. ‘ Tlustracing every style of Dancing, € PARLOR 01 6 Pans ounces Shen thie pai! ae Uce and truth. i agents and p n: absent defendant ordered to ene EMIS ND MEN es oo ren Shoes, at 5 cents a pair. alking Match at the Opera | _T ockwood read the list of commit- , to January sth, 1 0 rand pro confess, nt? ag CRIOE 12 new styles Greve and yasiness The next you can buy is Youths’ Boots, at 50 ete, House. = upon at the meeting of the executive es PRoRaTE Cov sister Webster, jand-tr | 20 Cases of Men's Boots, at 81, $1.25. : 5 night as printed above, and they 3 elusive 0) FEEL ee ere ae : ——— | ie oye z MISS MAY MANSHALL 9 ; were confirmed. ‘The programme was also read | sonal taxes, which son son ofastock ot |, Nésterday, Lottie E. Kunns and Lewis K. | 7 ous OPERA MOUS: ARE; Scene Powe eate oe oie Brown, adtninistrators of the estate of ¥V Ladiox Rubbers, at 25 cents. ning Miss May Marshall, | and adopted. nd, have to pay. He states | Brown, GUBIGSn noe ee a GRAND_o7THOUR WALKING MATOR pe | pAllstelshand new, aud at lower prioes than ever . Crawford, of the District : eo fn Keeping espioun H, Whittlesey quaittied and [WEEN MISS MAY MALSHALL, of Chicago, fear | ATTENTION 18 CALLED ‘to ea cine ai Bond's Opera | Mrs. Cady Stanton delivered the opening ad- f any: of them escape paymen as aduainistnator of the estate THE CHAMPION PEDESTRIAN or run WORLD, | —_ ee WYION 48 CALA -honr walk against each She prefai by suiting thn! oe SU peste ea y <n, laie | bert exe cu chao. {RENCH DRESS Goons, = , = hard outsid ens were open and weeping over woman's | . s ee Sane ees Col. | THE ACKNOWLEDGED CHAMRION OF THIS i have just opened a splendid tine of French | PS Pebble Goat and French Kid Side-tnee, from few pe wrongs. It weather for a| TEE D.C. Hor AL Soctery mi : LS 4, DISTRIC Dress Goods for the holidays. Biaek Silks im melon, | the best manufacturers i Baltimore, womans Mrs. Anihe night and, notwith: i ‘13 POLICE COURT—Juiae Sneil. This contest. 3 Gid dualitier, trom $1.25 to $2. Brorade armare | at $175 por pair } the we 5} a tion of mence on WED. AY EVENING, 2 Bike, for over dresses; Brocade Silk Over-suitinge, | Mens Hand stitch Gaiter $4.50 to $4.50. Ned: $1. Cl ‘ Sojelgek and cnelute THURSDAY: Jan. 9, at 1 | Anmury Suitings, in worsial, new designs; Black | ‘The finest assortment of Men's Siippers, Hand sa sort of maznete ed with g guditorium, thus wiving & larger course than could | fine ‘of Houschaenehing Giaele: ee ae | ashe hades oad more me obtained in any hall in the e dN: irene 1 Lies’ and Goat French Heel, at 82 a pair, Stanton went on to state ths = arecilles Spreac ‘co pattern a | Court had stultitied itself in the de | \ALISTHENIC EXERCISES, | g Jlose in want of choice woods will do well toex- | Call early, as the rush is great at 2 upon the amendments to. the sion, was intro ; Unider the direction of De. THOMAS CALVER, sunibeour slack before pugeiin 7 eee come | between! tants.” the tenor of SAauison, | ror 12a on Sia had Ae! TE .0 declotr 1328 F rEvUHouss. | GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, y the southern states. She went on to | the HIS. SO. mn tward E. Pht | m.; Children on Wednesday, at 4:30 and’ Saturda’ es ce j 491 Pennsylvania avenue. purity of the ballot box has not | § ners und ' hort NE tocpennnve cin tine 3:5) poms Gantlonen on Womaas. Wednesday an HELL ALMONDS fo | wl n protected, and that allover our rude ter- ath 00, Guy are | essful ‘Titaothy O"Conno: £ Friday, at 7 p.m. decli-ly | won ester ritory the name of citizen should mean thesame | Cull . in iy ¢ ei ispeasabte . “ . thing, but the women are entireiy tenored In | te propagation and development of plants and Comsirrge at New Orleans ex- | W3ANEDEIN HALL, comer 6th and 0 ste. n.w., 50 | this In attempting to in ‘agurate woman | Bereta ¢ ment wi ot we vdi- at with a Hateane ue | rent at very reasonable terms. The best hail in the oR see | LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Pnoprretor. ¥ ot dis. | Suffrage some years ago in this District, several | ¢! 0 jon night blooming p n Louisiana, F | city for dancing, concerts, &c. Address le : ‘i e Natt Is us | Women went to the polis to demand the privi. | and its crawth. sevibed the Yucea moth asus parish, testitied to his if ‘ane is Sey aL RICHARDS, 3 fallen Excellent SHERRY WIN z $3 | NO BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY. dect0tr piece, and cathe a litte below the hues. ineae | lege of voting, but fw led their cients. | gIving apartietilar account of tts growth am | oct26-co3m 631 D st., or cail on Janitor at Hall. # the, Cooking EATSINS danre). —_— — ————s is‘ loose. She Wears stout b Whe: She cited several instances in this District. | development from the larvie until its brief lite e | aa =n Al bottle Seup) FINE (awost), _ Droadshees. ier stridccare long: mech ieacy | where legisiation is partial. Large appre: | ended. ‘The Old ides Ghat Can aces eres ee 0 named Siugicton was | (JORS ENLEVES seit pee ed | POSITIVE CLOSING OUT 5aLm 1 am than Crawford's. Her gait is a litte lum Hone are inade for a reform scliool for boys in | and sweets of the floral kingdom are mate Shot down. Peck ten knell upon Singleton BANS DOULEUR - 8. O'HARE & SON but her movements none the less active this District and not a dollar for such an insti- | for the gratification of mankind is obsole and fired five shots into him. He sald Peck was | a 1213 Seventh st, Bw, sotuthes ouiy slightly bent at tae | {Ulon or girls, President Hayes made no”al- | close observers now event the more re We | kibed by one of lis own party, and that Fal Durillons mauvais ongles, engclures, polgmes avec | aon ¢- ‘outwens Shenk a. a ‘Q sometimes bent so that Juston in his message to the millions of distran- Feat the beautiful colors and perfume | fax did not tire a shot. Witness bared his arm | ae Sarena are raised to the chest. She earr: chised women in this land, nor do any of our | Cf flowers are to attract those insect: hh now where he had been wounded. Daniel | achieve ae riding whip. Altogether, she looks leading statesmen trouble themselves abc tiie | tener toe (pwn existence. ‘The lec. | Kenned: Who Wi wounded In thesanie pihack, 1) weeuneton teeta z EPWIN F. BRooks. RGttaroe Fiines tang one . subject. It is strange that ail the agitation | turer dese uly the mission of many very | corroborated Branch’s testimony. Danlel Ken: | Xo. 686 ON EXHIBITIO (0. 626 945,000 WORTE ea eee ees ts eee pon ts subject has hiad noeffect. She resomn- | Curfously formed insects and by the aid of a | nedy testitied that elaut negroes were uilled In | *% $26] Aosae™ = | Ng §? TEER rock, | * Weise Wee Wainy Con oe fore the couniry 250, candidate for the Prest- | Sime manner he illustrated the Potten how | Weut to New Orleans. ‘wo colored Women | FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE. HOLIDAY PRESEN‘. my Reektie, round trim hat and biue velvéwwen | Sion Lave ist these Meee Gan cet See: | Gumasces it together at the base with sticuy | Soe to the same fac t holes O11 Paintings, Engravings, Chromog, &e._ | FANCY DROP LIGHTS and SHADES: also, sinalls.” He looks as if he was walkin on tion of the subjects presented betore them by dises, and showed how Inseetsare pollen bearers | 1A Gn Ths.—The Rev. Mr. De La Shades, Picieres Prater Bere Bate adee | xEW STOCK OF PATENT BRASS and FORGE. a As a Pcl aS e del ce Bi D a e¢ rom one plant fo anot * acing: ss fer- Matyr, green Song) nan-e} ren Ni i i are not so long by a good deal as Mis them doven by 9103, “She gaveshe’ vere ets | ea ton.” ae decenees em tans cross for | Mase, greenback Congresaman-clect Cveniniy | ea ibimic Guanes tae Dike Silo of Finch. (He latest Fatterus a0d | BogTs, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, Scien ee prcd metas ata tall, In both houses their questions are pend- | the above mentioned female moth work: for a tour through the southern coast states, | _S@7Please remember Neme and Number _syl-ty | Style of Finish. } mes i the gee seni any Thee | isles ho patkony sui at | nt eee SOR heal | aapaae BOR FAI, AND WTER ol | Bl Arent for eeu More ich Yenc FORE GUM BoOTa AND HOSE Both walkers kept the track until shortiy are Writing the last chapter of their | He also descitbed the eggs of tie Yur Hecember 6 last, a good dealof time was de- | vantage, at JUSTH'R OLD BTEND. No eid D | ©0.'s Celebrated after n oelock, = a Miss Marst i retired er, {t Is to be hoped ne air of and explained how the are deposited in ue Foted tothe Miscussion of the question of the street northwest, or Branch Store, 409th et nw. GAS FIXTURES. | WITHOUT REGARD TO Cost, or a short rest. Atte she frequently dis- ton is heavy with the blighted jnopes wers, how infinitisemal they are, and how he | best means of reaching and proselyting the |. B.—For ’FIRST-CLAS! ‘HAND | i appeared. Crawford kept on and ‘dia not stop} of ambitious politicians. At the close De had been enabled to discover them by tracing | south In the interest of the new party. It was | CLOTHING extraordinary high prices will be paid, | A large stock on hand. an his continuous round wdtil forty er was Warmly applauded, the Puncture made by the moth in the planet | determined then to take early and vigorous he te a ak ee chomotly Attended to, | &2 Guarantee entire satisfaction. one this morning, when he took re E aeROLUTIONe Pret aihot some highly colored liquids; how | measures for consolidating the greenbackers In | Notes. ! tte De OMG RVAROLATOES. cain! At that time he Had made twenty-eight miles | yrs. sara Andrew: Spencer read the preambie | iter its active mission is ended tt boresthrough | the southern states, This visit of Mr. Dela Asent tor De Colin's EVAPGEAIN = LOUIS BEILBRUR, and Miss Marshall twenty-four. Up tothe sth = Autions prepared by the committee, | Me Plant outward, drops to the earth bya vr is the outgrowth of that di ion. He READ {OK THE HOLIDAYS, | mile both had made their time in from eleven to Torth that in the recent elections tor | tread which it spins, and burrows quitedeeply | Soes well supplied with letters of Ini roauction LECTURES. K = | twelve minutes. Afterwards they dropped | the popular branch of te nevi sees in the earth, and there goes throuzh achrysa- | t0 the prominent men who have aleende riven ae sie have now @ieplayed ae unusually large and | Ho. 403 7th street northwest. ; down into more steady bu nd although | the question of woman suffrage was wholly | US Stage, surrounding itself with a coccoon in | in their adherence, and with instructions to OE HUNDRED AND NEINETY-SLX | yaried stock of FANCY GOODS and ELLA. Spurting now and then, made the forty laps | fivot a nenach Mo of the great political | Which it rematns through the cold season s out and confirm the loyalty of others.— DAYS ON AN ICE FLOE. NEOUS ARTICLES. suitable for presents. Sten or—“Tuat OLp Woman oF Mixa” n from thirteen to fourteen minutes. After 11 | parties, even our most Zealole freee cae | eats out, and by a natur (Wash, Co Tribune. CAPTAIN TYSON, of Arctic fame, (Hall's com- | STANDARD WORKS, 1x FINE BINDINGS. | acne: eelock both Miss Marshall and Crawford began | fhe vore in beniall. of thls Huron, cod ets | has provided, finds its way to che oe == rade, late commander of the “Howxate Expedition JAD fhe REW TELUSTRATED BOOKS of the sea. | 10 ges Heauent rests. | They remained off ‘the | recult of sald elections, Instead Of belug tue | THUS the plant and insect. are mutual 1 TecOrTer Al Tae ea ia aed Saradner, | BU aeceure at LINCOLN, HALL. on MONDAY | gon: the best JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS, Ens: track Dut a short time, however, averaging | Grerwhelming Victory for clr care eh | fitted. Other interesting tnseets AER ee eee pe omaie, Occupied the | Ay EAING: Janiary 18 on Lis icoemparabie-expe: | Mahood DEOAaD a nes a |GEORGETOWN ADV’M°TS. pont one to Live Inloutes th thelr stays. Craw- | cach anticipated, has been tomore evenly ter, | Were described, and at, the attention of the board of in ice, with eihteen toiis in chamve, ‘The use of $8 | PLAYING OABDS, CHESS DOMLROES, CHECK. | = = : ford maintained the lead all night. | ance them, so {hat If an electing Too cae ey | he was warmaly applauded, case at West Point Fears Arclic experience, “Fearful resorts ince aud ERS, ko. . ESZABLISED ty 1831; 2 TRIS MORNING? | President ‘should be thrown into the Hoase of | £1ven. tele tnL Cod ean Bue | ODOR ua darkness fo: the preservation of life ‘The FINEST STAT TON BROTEERS Th thus pant of the County Crawford had cradually increased his lead to | Kepresentatives. the result may turn upon a if » Saul, Prof. Tay- Te ee nee ce a Sh BEODE 1G au Bt CAUSORS SOURS | ‘ BooxseELLens rant . te miles. HS Shortest mile up to 11 ol Mnunelal issue to whieh neither of the oll oas. OEE EES) RE Ee a The most instructive Lecturoot tue season dectste "Gore Penns ave. and Lith st. W. H WHEATLEYS to-day wus made abou! ee this morning. tamitted, and whieh Is now represent- 1 as 4 ie y. and after 1 Mr. Choate will |. Tickets, 50 cents; at Metzerott’ rth c Was his 40th mile and was made in 9 ya third party; we press tipon the nations wlor was authorized to proct CoHeisde Hi cay ech MIMLALE, “Clioute vill) tegen ee en eee ‘OLIDAY GOODS. PREMIUM SrzaM Drea axp Soovnne Estas. est mile up to the same hou | party the vital question of nattonal citenship TROT ERG TA TS ener soapinde Wi | 4, The public are invited to call and examine one of =e in tt mint 1 earance | isa kindred questi 1 : ponave ne TAR fictant public are call an one { laboring masses of men and woinen, and both | aut Saul and Mr. J. TC. Clark deseribed ine | {Aor of Sa Its, be fay at sacra. | = : ae | "These Goods are marvels of taste and ana : : ig tien) sucured by constitutional amendment: | Pocmaritics of some speclinens of towers they | (Cron A. M nsel admits his eltent's allt Tat once aoe Deres Tara aenal Review Of | comprises crest variete of ie he ee aH ynd of Carpe: Dt ¥ Step of last i honest money unt Later See eee EmeE SOME Orchids and the | Pre Neue ischemia ees rule Philanthropy, Wocial Relea kt ee seanention, | Tortoise Shell: Jepances and c eyrese Goods’ alsoa | Biaubets mpocisity ‘the euinunor Seoutin: hal also loved somewhat sy ten, That a Sisiventiy Cons Fsome double geraninms. played upon by Lawton. iat tare aud Golerpient "Ain & faithful eecond of | Beauifl elec of Minton Tea, both plain and Gnaers by mail and eapstes eescue ete ere Wa a er eyes had rdmen r Wonian suffrage 1s n 3 7 at are doi to advance interests of y a deep set look. St » made several spurts, | on a tie vote in the House judiciary conmnlttes Amusements, &c. Ronen, very home bole cael teak een | Our stock of CHRISTMAS CARDS was never 80 | Address ss above. delite Though taking things much more coolly than | absent, Harris, of Virginia, whe decheee sh 1. THEATER —Hayerly’sgreat minstrel Woman's Faper., Published montnly. | Erice per Soery. Micelia 1d Toy Books | — her opponent. The inside of the track has been | Hogue Ht estigated the subject: it i | Combination had a fine house atthe National year by mail Prepaid, $L00; Single copies | in eveEy Se cI ee ne Oy, tredden down pretty sotidiy aud looks uneven, | the duty of Harris. of Virginia, to remain ab. | !#St evening, despite the weather, and no wy THe Wasmixcron | Qcenta, RESA, JUAN LEWIS and . H. & 0. H. MORRISON. (CABPETS, despite the efforts of an olficious younz man | sent when a ¥ tion Is taken, | Ger, for It 1s, beyond comparison, the Co.—The directors of | ordersto Mire THEAESATUAR LEWIS Mo sees | _decs-te 475 Penn’a ave. n.t0. with a wooden ral } until he has ei ie 3 | strel troupe that ever appeared before an aud- a hidage é & ors orders to J 8, Managing until he has sideration a5 | fence hee, Ctl ae ere et : ‘ington and Georgetown Railway com- | Editor, Room No. 10, Bepublic Building, 1101 Pear. | if the rights were therein Involved. 4 . y ice and Pete Mack are | pany elected to-day the following offi — | aylvania ave. ‘decd formar PRESENTS, CARPETS, Tat as Announced by Senator Blaine, tis the | yinmense in the comic business; Kennedy ts the | Henry Hurt, presidents Wie ones age -pre =| ay CARERTS; Pre, attendance this | Tory cecence of tyranny to count any citzensin’| Ze Of renttHoguints; there are numerous tine | gente G. MMocnes overlay eon tere | BRADBURY PIANos, were, however, in exuberant spirits, | tie Dasis of representation who are dented a SUES lee ad oer good come’ ans be- | C. Sailer, superintendent; Samuel Duvall and J EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., eas s mp se b bat, wanted to bet adnt: | therefore counting women to ieee Tees! | mental performers and Hoe wars ee instr Tined Se pln ee erates board algo deter | PRICES, and on the EASIEST TRRMS, AT FACTORY PRICES, the gal would win.” An. | sentation, wille denying them the gery ct | bis cea aaneers and song and dance mien ts a | the capital wo the Trovasy department dunes eine Instruments FOL RENT, aud rent! *sgho liad no at to speak of, stid that | suftraxe. is compelling them to swell the num. | DIE Show of itselt and see the greatest | tne coming spring . 2 At the Masonic Temple, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Suzpnenp Depra, TO CLOSE STOCK, Crawicrd) was looking d—d fishy | ber of thelr tyrants and ts an usurpa'ion of | Minstrel arted. Miss Kate E. Little, teacher of a J | 1119 Penn’a avenue, Wi ie! about the = & eolored ge: power over one-half the citizens of this republic. ‘The wonderful Mis noo! here, on Monda; ed decl0-ly 16 N. Charles st., Baltumore dently an ‘That in President Hayes’ last message. he makes | oe Bad en eae, ualences A ehh married on the sth ~ 15, 18, 25, 30, 37, 50, exe Lina dis | atruly paternal review of the interests of this eee poe staly: NOUS Wing “Ip iO ACME. GQUIBEEe nion abe epublie, woth rei small, {rom tiie are marvels bave ever been seen here, can {a Philadelphia, to a Mr. Gallagher, of Have a large and complete assortment of ay FOR CHRISTMAS, aun nee ‘y and our foreign relations. to vie tex | 12 q s &, MON or ees se at ats | Iidians in Hampton, Va.,onr timber on | Tefen es Bete ee rae Ae eGR verte es TON TEUNES, BLANKETS from $1.50 Crawford ma sition, the postal service and the abundant har. | 2gain lo take anoti ~ eet raging arrested persoas LAMPS, &o. ‘Trunks, Ladies’ and Men's Satchels, Traveling | COMFORTS, COMFORTS. Miss slarsha sests-to the posstile Iedoring of some cot: ariaeATRE COMQUE Flue song A Bags, Shaw! Straps, Harness, Robes, Horse Covers, | Heavy CLOTHS and OASSIMERES for Men oree jOus southern. dist artis edians and = 5 a the od foriners appear at the Comique evesy © Clry ITEMS ties ee OR GRATES, of new and at. | W™P& &c., &c., at low prices for cash, at the Prac- | Youths and Boys’, 37, 60, 60, 75, 87 cents, $1. e 5 A fine line of PARL TES, of new and at- | sa a. besides, there fs always a good dra. tractive designs. tical Manufactory of MEDICATED RED FLANNEL, 25, 40. conte eptmBhice In May Now Bu Gespnat.y KNown that 1. JAMES 8. TOPEAM, » = rE Y. = ie R . the Prince of Wa » When going to T >: AT cial, civil and political rights: a ce Of | HE YALE Anumst Assoctatio i a NUnuted, Cree tine. 5 . 26 7th street, Odd Fellows’ on the President and remind hit of the exist- | pUOnE. President; “Joseph “11. SP tor private use. | ATERA, REPAIRING. M. TOWSON, Cf one-half of the American people whom | Perce i Mite fe lOy: Have You got rheamansin? D9 right Trunks Covered. and Trunks and Harness thor acelden y over sed, and of whom tt | iistoriansand Drie Gece om and get @ bottle Of Durany’s Rlewnutic | ga ALE av VERY Low Paices dec2str | CUebly Repaired by good Workmen. é 636 Pennsylvania avenue, for him to make some mention in | tery, Col N Hemphiitone Remedy, SEED suse dleEae ae uae: ses. Othe ations refer ar BPE OD! One or two doses of 1: Healache Spee id RESENTS TO SUIT THE TIMES, janitr Roath ie, se - fourteenth, and fitteentieon. | 2249. H. Ford, es, executi cures the worst headache. Seare yILLET & LIBBEY, P = endments. which have been | 9, future meeting the histo AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, EW YEARS DAY, ourts SoWwits he deceased member, Hon. Finest Waits now $1.20; unwashed, asi lain. best. mow cts. night shi snow seis; 31.3) | opposrre NORTHERN LIBERTY KET | {N RUSSIA LEATHER, METAL, CANVAS AND OR ANY OTHER DAY. hens a - SEE OEERR Oe . now per doz.; $5 linen cuit et MAR! an policy: decture’ that | miveRY Sak re roe aL, ures goods s2.40 per do 2 la gloves now $1,605 WOOD BOXES, DESKS, PORTFOLIOS, eral governinent has refused to exercise . ym ¢2 : 6 ‘OUT cation | UOse How $2.40 per doz; $1.50 half hose now $1.20, — power to protect women in their citi. | Guged fom, G2 down to iat She ans wet {| 28@ all otlier articles’ inthe sume propor.ion, | Cots Sixth Street and New York Avenue, | POCKETBOOKS, CIGAR CASES, INKSTANDS, 's right to vote various states ore eee z 1} fo y. Tw or Cent. disc ie dent of this power to disfranchise the women of Tiah, whe n$i dow! Rie Siteaiceace ste a RAPH ALBUMS, GIFT BOOKS, ts ; “ « ete have hada more Just and liberal spirit hey ee on ; flack Silks reduced from $1 | Dr. C. W. BENSON'S Celery and Chamomtle Bp ail gaol Pure Sew Resta’ Bem. B95 > sit Fesidence. he Senate judiciary commnltee imine sen | QUAMNLY black sic reduced: from’ sias‘dswa ay. | ashe, wervous headache, dyspeptic headitcine is Ait ets Ga Tess tnerey teeny oe) ane = Ick Rospery bill to allow women to practice law'in the | °~A¢*t will cure any case. Price 60 cents, postage tree. DOLLAR 5 Duffy's Oelebrated Cider for invalids for Kapor the Thief —the N. Y. | courts of the United States’ in which ty Mx. Martin Conxony, formerly the fo a ee ee WILL BUY SOLOMONS & CHAPMARS. act ra wo, Washington da | clare thal “furtuer legislation isnot neces peace, died of hemorrhaze at his Gendevce | Balt Ba. Site ONE HUNDRED FEET deci O11 Fonnsploanis oee* HOWARD'S, ee a wo departuncatal evade the plain issue before them, in. ). GOS Sth pate; ter a : 9 7 = = ie clerks trem th ied at police head- | Worthy’ of Shysters and not of Lares ey oliy has been ellie wees atternooN. (ees ere tint o work of Goatruction i sone on oF ‘OLIDAY GooDs. ; aectoam _— Cor, Tth end E streets ww. quarters pictures ta, 2 | atd sersed in the most howorable profession of | He was a native of Treiel ete ontas Past. | signs that a wor vith which churches, thon Hi Five Dozen r nareful €Xai pict the law, and thereby sanctioned an insult and | leaves a wife and nine eile ee ye seed Ceara comceralinen at tls enema na BOARDS Wo have just received Five Hundred B. CROSS, JK., ‘They identified two pictures an injustice ta the women of our whole country; | will take place to-morrow morning Bphatnes Rents: fung-destroying paroxysing with LINEN AND SILK HANDEKERCHIEFS a z. LumaEn wad), coat. ho were seen lurking at the balloe inwoman’s hand is the z eloek. » residence, ‘and iY , al Um. i fd "4 about th ating once in Waste | power by which she can restrain tue Iver Gt | termes noes wire GeleDinied Ar Se eicine | Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar. Che vane- for Ladies $00 Geptice from LOD up toseuo per | oy ROOK. Rant nCxmtn acrinNr iy ington ju oniee Was | those mén Who make our surects and wisherayy 1 { MNCb, soe tad POMNEIGS'S | Neihste ‘Toothache. Drops cure toothache in one Teresa Senn SEK aol VELVETE, On cPricival ofices, What, Depot, aud Planing Milly b bh auary 2. as y Secure the ei 3% ta cf CLOAES. foot ‘6t. cant. sniral oftice detectives are assisting in | belongs to her by day and by nights od Hak | ‘To Casm-LER Homictpe—Second Triqt oy | Minute. Sold by allaruggiste ates cents, ONE DOLLAR larwest Btock in he Oy) ae & 00. ‘Orders leit with Mesars. P. P. LITTLE & 00. arch, and say they are sure of their man. | the Judges of the Supreme Court of ihe Unteag | Sancwet A. Ciark.—To-day, in the Criminal Court, For Upwarba or Tumty YEARS Mrs. Fins- W. W. B < gem. corner E and sth sts. ee. aud THOS. W_ Deiective McDevitt has returned home from |S in denying admission to its bar §7 geiva | Judge Wylle, the second trial of Sam‘ A. Clark’ | low's Scothing Syrup bas been used for cuilldran, WALES BUS, Aeclite Nos. 928 Tth st. and 706 Ket. v.00 | SMITH. sth and Pa. ave. cast, will Toveive prompt New York. bat hast And states Wood, Who Was eutitled. “aer the law | CoLoFed, On the charge of murder in, havineon | Keeerreete acidity ot the stomach, relieves wink ors) = —= That there aren aad under its rules, to adr ion therein, vio. | the 25th of December, 1877, killed John Lee, (bet. | colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and " g OLIDAY PRESENTS. LEASANT VALLEY WINE co. 'Jaied their oath of 6" 00 ang perpetrated an | ter known as “Jack Cash,*) on Capitol Hill, was | diarrhea, whether rials from teething or OF Hi P } injustice (oF Gepreeated and denounced by all | resumed, and several witnesses were examined other causes. An old well-tried remeay. moire — nighi-minded persons. show thd Clan ted the fast gem Delos | eee We wish to call WATOHES, DIAMONDS TVEBWARE, &e. QO) exQuarte 80 Paw ea © ISCUSSION. | shot, oes W ENYLEMEN.—' 3 oh ‘On wotion the resolutions were taken up se- | hot materially differ trou the evidesice ziven Gn aienien in Mansions Cremuleal Borerice Gon at @. H. MUMM & CO. DRY VERZENAY, #2125, the fi , pas <p, | Mar tor discussion, Upon the frst resolution | the former arial, . | Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near P. WALLAGH'S, Do. EXTRA DRY, 8%. ed on the life of 13 | Cf national citizenship as a kindred question . y FEVER COMMISSION Concluded its | 92 street. By promiply adopting the ‘latest BROKER AND JEWELER. BOUCHE FILS & CO. DRY VERZENAY, 820.80 Who died March Vast with national currency, Mrs. Lillie Devereix | THE YELLOW FEVER coMMIS=ION Concluded Its | improvements, whether of American or Buco, at Lon ‘a Do. NAPOLEON'S CABINET, $22.50, “S| Blake took the tloor atid argued that women’s | avers ia New Oneans yesterday, and Messrs, pean tuvention, he 1s enabled to do his work in decatr 1417 Penna. av., near Willard’s Hotel aalaie eee rights suould in ko way’ be connected with the PAST Gabson and Hooker and the members | 8 manner notte be equalled by those NOt pos, OALIFORNIA BRANDY, Sl yor b political questions of the day: otr national) core | ta aa Peart eet (pr Washington. | sescing these facilities. Gent's suits cleaned WILLET & LIBBEY’S, ‘SEFUL PRESENTS. Reine rency and the banking business should be side | SUrseon Gen. Woodworth left Morgan City, La., | forgo.” N. B.—Lace curtains cleaned from #1 and Caffe, Linen and )UNGER'S SCOTCH ALE. | issues with the advocates of woman's rights un- | for Washington yesterday, having gatheret | yp to $1.80. window. Wool from 50 Bets of Collars fe. Hose’ YOUNGER'S Prasxet 0 they obtain their rights, She hoped the | {om that place and along the Bayou ‘Tech: | eéntsto$la pair, by cleaning a number a Te Silk, Handkerehis Ft Superior OLD SHEERY WINE, $2.50 per gallon. bet Would not link the fortunes of their | Valuable and interesting data relative to th? | guction in’ price. Specialty —Ladles party | OPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET Penton Fanrewia, Sime OORDIALS of all kinds. aye sere par , : cause with any of the political questions of the | Yellow feve dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom, Patera, Thank eee, 4 OLD WHISKIES, OLD BRANDIES, | old parties, , SECRETARY SH ‘ he New York Cham- | Cleaned w tout doing the whole garment; 25 j Corner and F sts. ‘Fine qualities, at low prices. miappreuended te thor of the recta, | Beet Comments have began a movement wl) 1 oe Cee Sieh Bee end Hove) Norm Avene aise cael THOMAS RUSSELL, " " "7 aA " 4 | carry into effect re w's sugg ion = and sald the party which would pledge itself t6 | that’ secretary Sherman's ‘portrait. stead. be SIAMORDS. decider S= Geet 1-8m 1213 Penn’ the emancipation of women when it may get | placed upon the walls of the chamber. alone, 4 IRDS FOR SALE—A. FAULHAUBER’S, 727 6th za D and caty aaeetein Chink is habeas tees aa toto power Is the party for ker, and the one the | Side of Alexander Hamilton's, In recognition of | WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR ASSORT- Bens POs eee tea ‘Large assort, TEA SETS, hat 5 Teens ee woe tater tay Sie COMME fe co in bringing about’ resumption, —| MENT OF DIAMOND SOLITAIRE AND OLUS. | mentof Oaiayy aad other BIRDS Biot etd OF the mame et¥len, is = | pees) ; 5 oe LS ; | TER RINGS, EARRINGS, LACE PINS AND | Bird Seed and prepared Mocking Bird Food 2% & SON, Merck beta dn “aes Mrs. Blake said they should drop the so-calied. Yor. R. L. YT. Beare, member of Congress LOCKETS IN ALL SIZES. THE RECENT DIS. | Giveuss novitr 72 West Stes Branch Store, No. Fights of wOIsa In thelr OrsnteMtIe eee | elect from the fist district of Virginia, bas an- | LOCKETSIN ALL SIZES. THU RECENT DIS. ON NURSERIES, i > the advertise- | rights of woman in their organization. nounced hiniself ag a candidate for Congress in | COVE is “ 3 OUNT VERN ; ‘rest * = M ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS. COND = On Manufactur- Mrs. Spencer thought a_misappretiension ex- | that district to Till the vacancy caused’ by the | TITIES, AND THE GREAT REDUCTION IN THE ‘PTED TO THIS REGION A S$ the city to ‘of ing Co., t, Baltimore, manu- | Isted as fo the meaning of the resolution. She | death of Hon. B. B. Dougies. Ils not probable | PRICE OF GOLD AND LABOR, HAS BROUGHT | FRUIT TREES ADAPTED © = aids Ge Pinole, LY ay. ae an uuesale dealers tn ttluminating | thought they should press upon this party the | that be wil have eerious opposition. THESE GEMS WITHIN THE MEANS OF PER- SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES. and lubricating ols, These articles should be | issues of woman suffrage, aud if they ave | ——————— > ‘ SONS IN MODERATE CIRCUMSTANCES. Send for Catalogue'to, = 9th atreet, near ave, prrebased by our dealers only from houses of | nored, then let them go on {n a national par fF -Jerusale@ is adding fifteen hundred to its C. GILLINGHAM & CO. By ‘the above oF iacmened eparaten rte TY | sew papaianion avery year. iene M.W.GALT, BRO. & CO. | pepQ6xtt Acootinh Fost Uiice Fabian, Va. | Gaayeompuy