Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1879, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, — ——$$_—— PUBLISHED pay, Except comity, Telegrams to The Star. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘ Pennsylvania Avecze, corner llth Street, 8. H,. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. Tay Evexixa TAR is served to subscribers in the city by carriers, cn their own account, at 10 centa per week, or 44 cents per month. ies at the ceunter, 2cents each. By mail—postave prepaid— 0 cents a month, one year, $5. Tae Weexty Stan—pubtished on Friday—$2 8 | re ame prepaid. 10 copies for $15, copies Ce Se" Al mail subscriptions must be pail in ad. | Vance | bo paper fent lomrer than #0} f | Ue" Hates of advertising male Ene yi on apylies. | he ¢ $s blowin: dinetion of Wages. B24 SiN Cotton tulsa BY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, | N°. 8,049. WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1879. has been dep = a a = ee | Cee of Bat- THE EVENING STAR. Cancers of Bemocratic Senators. FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS Bu aa ° A SUBSTITUTE FOR MR. ED RESOLUTION we - | : PAY THE INTEREST ON THE DISTRICT Afgan © S, ' ALOUT THE cos ‘ DMENTS. | ae f SAGER Ce ae “fear Imverese on LOXDOX. Agnes Soa eee a } = Senators held a caucus this | —The | Lh rae for the sinking fund, Gated at Candsher 2 EVENING aoe Washington News and Gossip, morning to consider what course should be pur; SCrate a communication from the Secretary of | |. The Mit introduced tn th oi al general expenses, $2,35810.125 L : st. doh, we WILLIAM BRIGGS, Rec. s 5 GovERNMENT RecEtrTs To-pay.—Internal rev- | sved on the resolution of Senator Edmunds now | War enclosing letters of Generals Sherman, | the hicerest on the funded debt of the District i ee aa ‘ pen int Set snow ey a Sa GRAND LODGE FL A. a. nue, pending in the Senate, which «leclares that the | Sheridan and Terry recommending an appro- | redont a that PROBATE BUSINESS IN THE DISTRICT. stenaut Of he re ee te j enue, ¢ k ! ‘3 | priation ef $125,00° for the erection of military | and for the redemption thereof, provides thy ; Of the royal arti. Char Cr, OF COLUMBIA Di ee tniene oo aes thirteenth, fourteenth and fifteenth amend- | Reagquarters at tort onetige, aio il be appropriated out of the rex S the bill introduced by Me nd two other persons bes the District of Cols | weeareus D HOUE Pe ments are valid and of the saine paramount Secretary concurs in the recommendation. Re- | fet for the ly o in the House to-day with reter i ree in Candahar sight. Temple on WEDNESDAY, J y aie: | thority as any other part of the Constitution: | ferred to the committe ry affairs. nd annually thereafter until tue amending the law with respect to wills, to reg cS Mt, who wil be S>~, MASONIC —The members of HARMONY | '-(2Y 85 It was last Saturday, but there {sno | stitution in every state in the Union, and t Washington Improvement Association, eom- ppropriation. Referred to the — for other purposes. It provides that by the S © LODGE, No. 17, Fr. AA M..we requ selte | immediate danyer of his death. it is alike the right and duty of Congress to plaining of the condition of the streets, inade- bia commit preme Court of che District of Columbia, holt- wet at their Lode Roons at 2 o'vlock p-m. sharo, ——— force sald amendments and to protect every | fuaey of the water supply, Ave eecdvteren tie ae maee Sone 70 MORROW ( ¥). to attend the funeral o| SENATORS McDONALD AND Sponen let! itizen. In the exercise of ail rights thereby se- | the District committer. BILL 10 TROVIDE FOR THE ELBOTION OF A DIS. | TOE 8 SCT te ter cians cou nk 1 COUT Of Just Pro THOS H PRISLEY Ate nbersol “ister lodges | Washington last evening for Charleston, S. C., red by laws of the general cl er already Mr. Sargent presented a petition of mate and TRICT DELEGATE IN CONGRESS. _,. | aligil beentessd in order kil camera ol clerk. (Lord Moncrify, "hye saan iiss | where they wil! join the majority of the sub- | passed for that purpose, and by further les female residents of Philadelphia in favor or the | Mr. Hendee a ods jaest)a bi rise, Which shall hereafter be conituencea | Lords Cotumissiouers Muir aud Cral It WM. A. YATES. Sec’ committe of the Blaine vommintites, which for | Won, so far as such enforvement and protection | isth amendment of the constitution of the | providing for the ein Con- | To te heard or determined by the said court. | prisoners are changed with fraud, uber ¥ Nb ENC. | the past ten days has heen investiga fre not cecured Dy existing laws; and tacit is | United States, prohibiting the state: - | gress from the Distriet of ¢ he term | holding sieh special term, Itshall be the duty | bevziemout. The court room tial Ses DAY EVENING, } Won frands in Louisiana. The S\ the duty of the executive department of the | franchising persons on account of sex. Sec : every . alec. | Of the register of wills, and not the daty of the | crowdea. Tock. W. FOWLER," | investization will be begun to-morroy ave } government faithtly and h diligence to | red to the committee on privileges and elec. | Of servie ed is two yrars, the person el is ourt of the Dist ane Grand Seribe. | day. carry ail such laws Into rtial execution | tions, eh) GPE SE tre erick, antl (vite 2 is docket. All oficial | ‘the Hebrew Union. Tor ioD LIVER | ——. me Cones ia mee te - moneys Mr. Kernan presented the itton of the The baltin ve CEOs all proceedings of said |. CINCINNATI, Jan. The exec potted D LIVE At TRE Wurtre Hovse.—Atiorney General | needful to that end. The jon. her de- | trustees of the Corcoran Art Gallery of Wash. ne i oeemES Of Bua | the Union of Al in Hebrew Con a DREW re Sane | bev ALON MICERENE nitaitees it ts the duty of Congress to pro- | ington, D. ¢ King compensation. for use of | loners to provide the cite trod abo vir | convened here ay. Fifteen congre ___jaal8im_ | ‘phompson, clark. 1, Hubbell, | {etionor all cluizens of thee Vanes ae REST TO The CO en eee tee | registration ot voters Office which require the B within the last AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY— | Haves, campbell Lapham, | foie poeue on ner aes Hi, Relerred to che comnudice on anprones: ; - shall Geen attiiventt Moas resolved that the Doard of de The S: Annual Meeting of the | Gartield, Harris, (\ or- | tory ives in Congress, and to this end Fe city 12 LANOr Of HUE oe into ANVABY GALLERY, Lot the courtand the seal of the NNacomeation thetenese NIZATION SOCIETY will be | elect Houston we ein Congress, and to this end | York city In favor of the 1 of the inter- {rhe ym introduced in the House to<day to to take Into consideration the feas! of a ME. Chnre TUESDAY | the committee on the judiciary be, and it here- | state commerce bill, Refe Me'COMINIC | ne seliet dt the trastess Of the Gower ant Uve co-operation with sister societies in Europe : 'j @elock. “Addresses | - by is, Instructed to prepare and report, as soon | tee on commerce. lef of th x an RUTDING FOR THE LIBRARY OF | for the purpose of encouraging agriculture Hows 4 BALIN Misstox.—The nomination to mitt | #8 May be, a bill for phe Prsteckion Ob sucky DISTRICT BH : TY, Provides that the trustees be paid, ov CONGR | among Jews and the settlement in tis country | nt post at Berin will probably be sent | HBEIS and the punishment oi MLnpon Aeub. |», Bills were introduced : d referred as follows: | Of any money not otters eiperapeiate to ef Mr. Cos, of New Yor, to provide | (f'suely = ate willing to devote Uieuptves to cust PWNS Che arn oe ee Be AteT. tt AS | stitute for the above named resolution, to be of- | rot the goverment of the District of | aud grounds trem the te 1861, 10. 13th matations for’ the Library of | rhe report of the secretary of the bi The CITIZENS OF M : WhO the wil! be. Itmay be | Jered when it shal! be taken up for conside Pte RAL cat one rene september, 15 the rate of ¢ : sed In the House to-day, pro- | Me rel tee ext annetin tte Ladion and Beieciee ly invit Sydney Everett, now y of the Americ tion in thesenate. While in thesubstitute they | [Qjuypia far the Hscal year ending Sune se. | Tn with’ tite thereon, Poses the purchase of sqmares 633 and | {n'New Yomm. July talk? at Mi PHONDAY EVES: | fon at Berlin. _ dmit the Mth and ith amendments to | yekion >, by request, a Di to provide for paid onthe ith April, t vated south of the Capitol, beuveen pe : ‘a_-s 2—The se nd Howse é se ae) PEGs. ends? | the appeintment of a Commissioner for the Dis- | to committee on appropriations. : nd South Capttol and ist sireets wes : . Te 2 1 | egard Senators nds resol! ; tivo squa diately south of LY ing to-day. at y i | With the decisions of the Supreme Court, par. | Committee. ing, npon sul eaetaith polar pres oe, frown ’ ian Sart ss , | ofaur ad D ete | the bil! Ucvlarly in the Cruikshank case rezarding those | adapted by Win, tte th the janl1-tn y ents, note from the dicta of i wardat th on, — ing his pre manner of | tt ground whieh will be , Ndiectment etinnging Site wrath appointing the census Sup ‘This £ } taken in the av The United States ad hindered adeputy U.S. ture was laid over for consideration at the have no citizens distincttyely their ow ssessments upon the wi ee on public in Tue discharge tts duty meeting. | the Constitution dors not confer the ri vetk ee Pr hows ced bit 10 p of o i s oo . | voteonany one, but simply conterst ion of any person whose Te ie onn’s Perens Kvaporator, ERE CI NATIONAL BANE : oe tae m from i an appeal to the Sapre: ‘ ne beet possible way of sy of Coliabia from the eth a oar on Seal on Wish to avoid | new de person feclin } Pecan, use them. and exper i ble ats 5 ae ee Mr. Mayhe HAYWARD & HUTCHINSO ment, | of Saturday and asa dircet consequence of the | {hererore was hot eotmaltted to 4 Melk on Minories | GDS hee : 3 efewGr CAriiines eae ‘ : * ne on pens HONG} < informant 1 207 StH STREET, NEAR THE AVENUE | Mmproved weather fewer carriages were seen in | Mri . from the mnittee on pensions, | care. ‘The bill | t | knew nothi pr details of the re- | ¢ red bY In: urance. origin ort ee ee 2 front of the White House during M | Teena or nee ee DE “iat aaa le. and tke Up se yin | covery, en er the nezotiation: 1 Were Tirst discovered on the th Brace Fire Sets, Envlish Tile, Slate Mantels, Par- sption fre ut jus nerease Of peusion don the calenc i been Sorin that. by no dev ukhown. Several smaller fires have 6: lor Grates, Furnaces, Ranwes and Latroue Stoves. ‘ peereeoe any pa pet apes s her pension to $a moath | fol- | the thieves « ney without furatsh- tivo eatoe place wen thie pee bee ae pes + Indian has been granted thirty days’ | Mdies and ge : topes the piration of aaorainig Hour tho 19 | Ing the bods ut and_ Mane ott ne: — = - ae aa 5 zs qi ae < © | Speets to her as on the previous week. Colon Senate r ed consideration of the bill to of Co- he Hilt, t Se eraieiseniginssis 7 Ger MLEUENs PuaRMacy, ence, and Mr. Koberts,of the Indian | SPets Auer FMM AGRRIOne Iai] EMU ERE EERE e | ee bra Judge Fkon could se it he were aoa Py gad oon pac ag ioe Pexeenvands avenen, bas been desist ats | | pMleses: Conkling and Kernan. presented the | wood estate | tones Tor it vown fren a sleigh at 1 of it Is i" as Hie) p ands | +s esolution Of New York legis- | or § aie a sniities in the tempi Bopa snd MINEGAL WATERS ondranght ait | the cranting of It seunivaleat toasuspension. | Hickok, diligently, shook Lands throughout bs sing the BILD rear | Ee yates ot eee rent the body} | antiy killed. the year. = Leeds has esighed, HOF has he been 10 » Parlor receiv : stat that portion of | repos Y | = Bite Lick, Hedford and Bethesda Waters by the | dismissed. It is authoritative y stated that the | lighted in this room Dil relating to the ordnance deparunent, | 2 CO ren Sted ag) saiionslne., foe Divya ‘The Markets. gallon. a ee ___ eet | difficulty whieh gave rise 19 this ed leave | The perfume or S.atsenals, and ordnance ores. Laidon | Piece ak a council see tans anda lim- | BAL EMORE. Jan. 90-Viewtote seek. iaek e5~_ THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM. | cf ab-esice tured on a question of discipline i lere. The consers Il having been reported tote | *° ate in the Distiic (SURGES for ientiticaltos, and it, | BALTIMORE, dan. 30 viemis anes. rien, 37, ee tt aml New yore sheither Mr. Leeds tn- | tories were open and many ¢ : { ate in istilet. Geni STi tons full saiaraction. | Ciioday sugar aeliomaeaen meme takes Governtuent and other Bonds for safe ke tevrity nor the nistration of In- | nade therein as well as in the Cockrell fitroduced a to provid RIVA. CONCE sti TIeETS Mrs. Stewart. on Uelng informed of the facts | “BALTIMORE. Jan. 20--Oorton quint’nccmeally aan affairs. relary Exarts, Postmaster amtGen natin Eb Latics Oe aoe ae Bente Commitee Gnitlie Dict whch ted to the Leller of the genttesuen t rnin gAdaling, 9404.” Pious «tod deayand an son and their guests Misses 3 F aa au ; : er husband, after finm—Howare street nner, 2 Toa3 25 THE McGakRAWAN Casé—The House commit- | Reon and aie, moe Hell euests Misses a caine eee iumbia agreed to-d, inquiries, whieh Were satisfac | doy extrn. S.50e4 10; do. family. 4.504005 ey mee tee on pubis lands heard the concludin their three-year-old brother Herbert and Miss = Senate “a bill ¢ e ed her conc urrence in 2. — do. extra, 3.54ha. a0 a. Rio oom ; Devens represented the Cabinet famille Distr the body was that of lier hus. | 6:25a5.60; neat, xombern on Gino Supreme Court and both Houses of Con = is oF Lhe delivery of the body and | quiet end ste x rea suet and in support of | were Tepre-ented by ladies and gentlemen be- | {'ntted : se rattigad Corpo. ulilieal ion ceeurred Uke same nlzut j LG 0 No 2 Pennsylvania red 10 R COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, pan Mr. McGarrahan ¢" | longing to the families of members of these | {ouh' | n, iu tue Usual Torn of tlehets oid = aca inter red, epot and January, 105; Febrasry, 1, dees tig Caues Prornic tmece Erect ee brathelies of the government. Adiniral, Mrs, | NCE Mile of Intere corporation, and fora TIGATION.—The conzres- | ALO5°..- March, L0vaLUsie, Cora, soutuesp quiet, Geetings tn n bebialé and Miss Porter called. Many others or distinc. | Pt on any Cot r ve cents pon dik route fom sligating election out | man offerins western dulet and more steaty Co PERSONAL..—Assistant Secretary of the Tr | tign were also observed. aid on the tab’ the rey District of Columbia, to any othe ra peter Suet he eyes | Sootany Seceke ae ide eee aan, Teetad for over 50 veare. edy au bury Hawley returned from ML 2 1M rete ‘atterson hada lar Preception | as he desires to submit) som District, In a ca run therein by sald corpora- vitnesses subpocnacd, Wut hol ex. | March, 44eain > Aywil, 44%: eisamert "avy Onis sd by 6 j day evening. and was at ts desk to-day. | aUB ean ae 2 nee by eee ON | Lee, received as good for a passage Be- | amined by. th mmnittee, for Natchitocues, | MCte inguirs and shade better—sonthern, 2a? E POUGERA & CO., Acrxrs, Judge J.J. Marin. of Alabina, postmaster | CVF She ts always at home to her tslends on d S of lenzt " Hid District by any | ‘rensas ahoula parishes—Morrls Marks | Bvarta "smaqo" ae Geqimized, 2434a20% ; Ben: oct3i-w t,o New York. | at Montgomery, is in 1h - city. P "Are Gclgevon! Corlinie. wha reeves ont substitite for those re ee dine five centeis me, | W lepresent the majority of the committee, and | Pivwnis, Wee Rye steady fair to. sv i i y onele dere sie, elves « | Edmunds tn regard to the i ns five cents B. F. Jonas the minority—the testimony so | 1100.) ry and frm ae bcc ete sl CO Mia Aon Bet tote naa rcp Pe wa | ents to the consti. | colvable rpouon sual taken to be transmitted to the chairman of the | pork eats lone abou! = — — = deliver during the course of the present | mitral Selfildge, Gn Satarde Steet enjoy- ; Q sreported inthe | in eons da che committe treated tn ail respects as i der dig. se car — eviewing tie history of tinanciatie i ige, On Saturday, Was very enjoy- | proceedings by the dem caticas else- sucheor- | {Sten by numittee, | load’ con ahou! OTHE FEOFLE lati the time of Mecutloch’s ad- | je Swedish minister and Countess 1 whe a OER oi) | heres ES Treasuke denacencne tf Swedish minister and Countess Lew % . “L so presented = <. | snear-cnred, new, mole j min on of the U.S. Treasury departinent, haupt purpose going to Europe in the early pa HOUSE.—Under the eal! of states the foil reet raliroad corporation re ts ee Ledine poe | Buiter gitite ands mu GREATEST MARK DOWN IN FINE | ‘The Mosevexr rox Jerrensox.—atthe last | @ soc ie See te ane aan Dee ee LO Tes one 5 dicted by the U.S. grand | “crude. #5: refined. 9. Goffe yuiet CLOTHING EVER KNOWN, session of Congress au appropriation of 35.000 | towards the gs y Mr. Jones (N. 1 estoring Commander si s in Washingt Fla., for conspira carves, 1 10al.16. ing to redeein, | with | Boyd tok vositic i Ss others in obtaining false returns of election in | Frexhts to Liverpool per steamer nominall: Was made to place a monument ove preity: nie enone | te orere nove (Orie OF nay postul pron se 1a) teket of its own issue, shall fortelt, tor | Smvard come Ha eae es OF election in cotton. Id.~ grain, Oya. Receiite Dour, Jefferson's gray Monticetlo, Va a cordia'ly welcomed back to Wasuing- interest’on the funded debt of the District o | ach tieket which it sh 2, Une Sum OF r Congress at te election from U Mc oate, 2.830. Bbip priation Was inde upoa the coa very: one is antieipatincwith pleasure ane | COWMIScand Ton vetundine the ears Ales | Lori by | second district, and holds a certificate of elec- | ™: Eo Ske ihe owners of the estate where a Pa Oooo toe Shera. | (OY tequest)—For tu s tion from the governor. He ts ; ny a ee ee TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE. M. ; Camp, Tit Mr : S talentes anaes from the District of C org Ue, Re talented amateurs Mrs. | Ammesding the pension Og, Na a ow: | of the Vermont a=scmb! matic =chool. Mr. hi state senate now sitting at Tails telegraphed Usat be will apy to-day without being serve% | States ot iL rLzht of propeity fora space of two ire ot land. Including th EW YO) Corn tirm Trek Have Bres Mankep Jan. 2)—Flour quiet Wheat dui “YOR rHis G@KEAT SaLe. ve the public tree right of access there! ». The | { hurled showld give a quit claim to the United | Performance on the H : F ers LONDON, Jan. 20, 12-30 p. m—U. S. bonds, Department of Justice 1s Bow in communes | a Dheopeta | ee erect ee aie tS numbered 11, 4 & STUDENTS IN THE Hanvs | new fives. eg) Brie, 230 NOW onan ge — | ton with the owners of the propercy, and th | cess it PRON OE Me stat Cr ses 193, In the ety of | puty-four studeats. 10m Aeadane, 125 { mninaries 19 the te = y By + i relating to » st arrested in Trenton. OVEROOATR. | ld scntnba dye ne THOM | iagseo 4 By Mr. ¢ lays relating t AuMdia. and {pon sted _in Trenton. wills in the i bout midnight saturday night for di BY Mr. Claf tpt Lue Sane, ety Hexky Warp Br voustrun the Graph with lin—For the reer o° the? Be f the Co: a ‘ Se ~ ve e inthe Pe nee ae | bygetclhasl oy i PXt spr heard Vi. M. It ishopeta | in: or se , er O° the rustee! (of the Core oon alt y he Me t roee eS Saturda caine aed by thelr any Cou former y git aos sum 10 benent rving charity, th | 8M art gal By Mr, Willis (N. ¥)—To ta- Louise Home forthe parposes of ti x ig. and diair, The president of the soct rious conduct greatly disturbed ntral b y > | List, subsequer j duction her at whieh sai foray § y, Will be reaped frou its pro- | (liltate and economize the work on. the W: : one a ve In driving from sirce. to street. The E j ington monument. By Mr. Cox (N. Y.)—For trustees were tiv nthe an) Peace tn driving t x - GYEnCUATS now 4) formerly “Bx ' Mrs, Wight, tie attract the permanent accommodation of the libra property, be, sul a ie thesis ouren ie coon See On REMIME ke Gocere Kia ol agaist vs Ltfal grounds abd pat now tabs | Spendent or the Chteas 305 fuid 386. SOUTH OF The cap est cased were each fined $390 and discharged, “The | they entered iuto a coutract for hia to make SUITS. sure ot beng right.” The money has pecs ae, | visit from her pretty 1 [ete oe Benen OF the calito tn Varningion THE WASHINGTON MONAT: secue at the polloe fice was amusing aud ex- an address In Cumberland on Get. 23, The age psited in the > | Mrs. Underwood, of Live lthedetciand avenue, | _ BY Mr, Starin—Resolution of state assembly | ‘The joint resolution introduced in the = — Views. Beecher was widely advertised a= One : Nits fils acuson, the any | against the passage ot the army Dil Mr. | to-day to factitate, simplify, and econo sOSS Jaton SiOKeN GS tae Or the te: : : SON erinte e { daughter o Jackson, of Parkersburg, W Eickhofl—Amending the navisation la i ark e onal Wa: mn Monument ee ate Pie sae be a Mn. IB, Hannison,supesintendent of thette. | Matighter of Jude Jackson, of Varkershung W. | HeMOMAmendin, the avi wark om th nal V 1 Monument , . suid to belong tosixof the Mi | everywhere in * lena, Mo! y office, reports tothe mint | Sf Wi faite MN Ae) We pl in the District of ¢ qubia, provides that Washington Monument Soc rdged its inubility and ttle rom the t were paid by the ¢ jay, against the order of alongsidi jnals from the pr dent Lowndes Mackey—For the scientitic northern states of Mexico. B: prevent adulteration in artic hames Ot 1 farius of the state. Presi- id several hundred extra seats visited assumed | remember ant, and | eyuestrinnne, poration as Uh Ot tood ana | bas acknow: r White Sulphur Springs chson @&s a most graceful tment, that he = , - ntinve Lhe Work. as well as 16s failure to i e bonds, on the threat of the | put up in the foir grounds for the somnmoda- Be Gee or gold bullion for | ‘The son of Oliver Wendell Holmes and his | OTINK | Also (by request) to reduce the number | COM tor the lange amount, GF ie aonechng the conpous to protest them. | tien of the expected throng, and he made every SS —_ years fe greenbacks i . | wife are at the Riggs House. | Of civil engineers in the nay Mr. W - contributed from ume to time for a period of Allowing the unexpended balance of the $1.00, | C0 000 appropriated for soldiers’ headstones ta na- | Uonal cemeteries, to be expended for a similar Y payment of the check given by | arrangement to reap the $10,000 harvest which ny ih Payment of the coupons was | he thought was st id the matter will be litigated. The | Beecher m the ta Nowrsprions. resident sent the folow- | C6 oF the ples ing romirations to the Senate to-diy:—John antest affalrs of the season last weekly “hop” at the National. | Among the habitves of the house who that ev CUATS and VESTS from $15 to $ COATS and VESTS from $12 to ts ars; © toliow the presence of Atter he had diligently TH r 4 and city cemeter peep Slae el \ q coupons were sent from a prominent banking | worked up the populace to the tipo of €s- PANTALOONS. Thompson, of Iowa, to | Mitts appeared in the commodious parlors were | Puroedin PASIE. village aud city cemeteries. | Crmucut work, house in Frankfort-on-the-Main, and are sup- | pectation, be was surprised and disgusted on PANTALOONSS sold for $ o prem court, Idaho tertitor the Hon. J. G. Cannon, of ilinols, and bis hand | 2 action of tariff as lo tis 10 te thee Gears | goverument, Te posed to belong toa part of the $100,00 stolen ; divertised date of sold for #7” sell F hell. money some wife, who wore an elerant embroidered | Sy Ctemme ahinil, aya dig oF ae can pates | Sha te work paid for by appropl 4 3 | Securities which the robbers negotiated ce “sis sold for costume; Miss Jackson, daughter of Judge beth A oe Bia cople’s money by Conlress, smay | Europe. eluent sold for | Jackson, of West Virginia, becomingly attired | Pound, Instead or 11-19 cents as now collected. | [Fle year alter y@ar until the work is - aid that when he id fo a “ a 7 aide: Ct ined with 7 = | = ee ire Ment Pune ahe ‘ 4 Tur OUR: PLS. O'R) a ae Me: Porrer d leaye to offer | MLavy-blue brocade, Combined with pale biue; eee 2 SS completed: it the td of nie es ERY AGAIN.—P. S. O'Brie he expected to blithe A horns beat tthe | Miss Mollie M i, a Chicago belle, now the |, SCARLATINA AND DIPHTHERIA IN NEw You Lercaiter consist of thy the reputed bi million- | fi and Washington which I a resolution authorizing investigation of the | Suest of Mi Conger—in black silk, with revers | The nuraber of c; ot Het fever in New | crates, the Secretary ¢ ire, Win. 8. rien, together with his wife en the same trip, 1 the journey "ECIAL AT TINSTION dopted under | ings of canary-colo! fn; Mrs. | York city las S198; deaths 6s. During | ycers, and the chairman of the Sena ughter, Jeft_the Baldwin, where they — frottable, but teilt eotler a to the following Gools, which have baen Hutter, of Mas lifornfa, looking as elegant as ‘usual, | "he preceding wi S numbered 27t-and | icuse connuittees on public buildin: have becn stopping for the past month, in the | Lasements he ould al afford ta taken thee ieduetd in proportion to thoabove: on the ground k brocade anid satin, with her gu the deaths 64. ‘inthe number of | crounds, tee ehict iheers to be the custo. | €ac1Y part of the evening of Wednesday, Great “trip for $m, ‘Thisexplanation was bt mo } Fine Black Cloth Suits Jon, 1h was | Wyvel, in ine calor cetera ak deaths fs account y the fact thava nnm- | finn or aus appromentione ov” | care was taken to prevent her husband from | jheans cttishetoty. cad tie ne ea ‘ Youths’ Dress Suis and Business Suits. agreed that M . Potter should report it to-mor- | niece, Miss Nelile Page cwhoisas charming i | ber of the cases reported during the precedin : pe uonS: belng seen. he beine closeted in the bedroom of | Gembba ana rey " Boys! Overooate and Uisiers. row after the reading of the journal. rs as in persons Lieutenant | Week reached the erlsis of the disease dicins | THE SENATE DISTRICT couMITT the suite oceupted b: two while the porter | fetter nat , and School Suits, e n > navy —his sie 2 the past week Wited fatally. It is be- | senators Dorsey, Spencer and Rotli > removed the trunks he main 1 Who 4 ccs stee oe Bors’ Drees andl School Si ice > Accournice oF Corstenrerr. | H@MpLUL, of the navy—his little wite In black | the past week It is be- | pencer an ; uks from the main rom. The | suit for that amorn Gillen Gare Overs # Dey Sue ee shee mites he ae At felver €nd oxerdress of pale blue Bourette, | Heved that the disease reached its lighest polnt | sonate commitice on District of C sea in ie face covered with br ish , z H ANKES’ sret. Service Ope © | combined w sts is Is . | 3 mor’ 5) "i : sew, lis eyes eing Visible, Was hurt —- —— b . beenotered — Dryumond, at Philadelphia, telegraphsto Chiet | Peebles, of Unio, | Helals of the Health Department predict a we paw ‘ue complaints into a carriage hired at a Stand other than that | <apaxck ENAVIOH ON a Roor.—Elle wince 1537 Peete neh 2 wal decrease for the tuts lecistative of the Capt of the hotel and driven rapidly tothe Palace — ejl, a yous anaried woiunne was see 4 A Us, pres tes Te cases of diphtheria was 5 r | ast Washing Dr char. | Hotel, where they remained for a tew hours, | jeighbore, last mening wadding Une aie wiwual Coresee Previous arreses of ¢ saa tarey ‘Neilan clecant bi the preceding week c mtn of the com | When they left that caravansary, and up to a | now on top of t y tene! inwhich pias boors " Cole. the txo noted counterfeiters whose cap- | g10s grain, profilsely garnished with bead wor TOF JURISDICTION reurred ta late hour last night had not returned. ‘Thesud- | Shie liv She Was bare 1011 Pennsylcania Avenue, dure nndearcer Sou Saturdaysstai, | MS. Potts, wite of the former proprietor of the : j ® they lab: den dey I ~The United stat avd Marshal of court tu an ure of the two from the Baldwin is {oote nly in night clothes. Wav- accredited to the fact that J. McDonough and | ing her anus wildly about her head, she walked his wife, the sister of the late W.S. O'Brien, | tothe very edge of the roof. and made had arrived at the hotel from San ioe on the | itorney ed for contempt | q: nd for Lhe ret tric Between 10th and 1th streets, Schoner ts the stepson and ts held as an | Metropolitan, wore a handsome robe of lav- —— ~ - aecomplice of the counterfeiting tirmor Cole « | ender silk and black lace; Mrs. WATCH REPAIRER, | [itch her son’s wife and the three youn a that ani sercised by the Dis. pination authoritte nart brought ndies whom vering: 2 The Di trimmings: Mrs, | tleased by Judge Bruce on a writ of hy 3} enterta j yore a pale } OF 'Le ballot-boxes and ballots of the Nové | dwellers in the | previous yf, } if to jump down, then Tetracing hn ENN! - ¥ ts ape 8 . a LENE - i e er site gi. tt 1 | tody o1 y ed $ bs district 1 supply, Xe Cox said tat East Washtngton | O'Brien during the afternoon of Wednesday b: Phe (Dempsey"s Stationery Store.) copy of the pension arrears EG wife of the member from Michizan, appeared in “ ae the United 3 eC rs ; img! | sriet a 1 Inesday by — side of the stre iting Lo see her jump to her wear EADIER Waris ¢ SPECIAL ty, © ears ce Pieadeue Ean te Wee black grenadine, beautifully embroidered; Mrs. | {he Uial of suits for violation of the Culted | hag never been represented in the various | Mrs. Flood and daughter 1 is nored that P elton, wile of Lhe member boards of Di WH fan up the hallway from Wisconsin, ho ran up Tict Comunisstoners, and he | the claim of the alleged brother upon the ex. | Geet OM teed for one year, or money refunded. febt-ly to the Sec ision should be made | tate of the deceased millionnaire has been set- | y Of the Interior and the Seere- | in Bordeaux sitk, with old thought that s airs, and, hurrying to her side, drew ber back powered and taken to herroom. Afterward an ambulance took her to Bellevue hospital, where | she was confined in a cell. She had been acting strangely for many weeks past, and sbe ts un- doubted insane.—|.V. ¥. Sun, 1st , ep = : : qu : shal was lodged in jail. Nee Coens u c as she was about to tbrow herself of. She y of the Treasury for their opinions as to its | Senator Jones, in black silk and flowers: Mis, | CO#DUS, but the Marshal was lodged ford District, Commissioner {rom Capitol Hill. | Ued by the payment of-$49,009 to him by Mr. | State yas about to throw herselt off | 'NITED STATES 4 PER CENT. Tits and demerits, Secretary Sherman is un- | Austin, of Philadelphia, in black silk and dia. > ‘ > eas 3 ‘. | ,, The metnoriat presented by Ur. Cox embraces | Flood, and that he bas disal ppeared as mysteri- oe ei o ¥! LU SORDs on hand for immediate delivery, fo be opposed to the bill. because i! | tends: Doctor and’ Mrs. Hudson. of the Navy, | ght TWO OF A BRooxiys Dasa : : steri- | ders Gaest of Columbia, Twenty and Thirty year | inj take such a large amount of money out of | Mrs th, wie oF | se 7 i the Treasury. It is not thought, however, that | gan; General and ¥ Ross, of the Army; Mrs. | charges <¢ y Bae, Conor or Renatere biteh: onde | the President will veto it. Blunt, ot Georsia Migs. Martin, of West vine | SUMPEES. OC immorality h (Other Investment Securities bousht on orders. = sinia; Mrs. Barney, Miss Tracy, Miss Mamie enters an absolute denial of the charges and de- | {Tict be made specific, giving the character and | Sirlaged 12) eas, the daughter of Charles Kid- | 7 * the points heretofore presented in ‘THe Star, | ously as he appeared —(san Francisco Call. Jan. sworth, wife of the member from Michi | }ycoviy’n Tree aee chun as as dexcloped af the East Washington meetin, ie ‘ gf i eal = lished. | 4nd, in conclusion, the petitioners recommend ARE rom FIptdL and | tat appropriations tor improvements inthe Dis, | _Dv1Sa or HyDROPHOMIA.AL Kenton, 0. a Gan che elaborate eaten ‘Tux Foer Orrick Arrnorsiation Briw will | Cole; Mas. Col. Williston: Miss Reynolds: Mrs, | mands an investigation, hoch from eis cuurell location of the inproveiments; that Capitol Hill | hey, i suffering terribly from hydropnobla, | parxrct. ACCIDENT TO. A LEGISLATOR.—Mr, —- = be reported by the sub-committee for the action | 2 Sah ors Dr chamberlain; Mr-and Mrs. | and the National Temyervnce Solety, of whieh | 40d East Washington be given their tair propor- | caused by a bite of a dog received stx years ago. | Reuben X. Harrison, delegate from Rocking. po AL D. Wilson; Mrs. Faunte I Ward. week F Uon, and the :W-Inch water main beextendedas | Her irl ve to ki DIAMONDS. of the full committee to-morrow. Chairman | Sfoppins and her niece. Mrs. Le alee teuras an olicer, He further claims that the | Originally intended, from the juretion eee: | Let irlends have to keep her tled down. CHEE: \tkins says he thinks the legislative, r < Mayne; church ts in debt to him as treasurer $3,600, and , junetion of New ea caine | ham. a few days since was playing with some xeoutive | Chillian Conger and Miss Conger; Judge Mar. Jersey and Massachusetts avent : Erect edie Pegg! apm WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR ASSORT — and judicial bill will also be ready for reporting mie Gor a Fashington Ter. | [bat he signed the strange agreement binding | Jersey Massachusetts ues Where it | IN THE Greco-Roman WRESTLING Marcu at | House, when be Jumped up to crack his heels MENT OF DIAMOND SO11TAIRE AND CLUS. {y the full committee at to-morrow's MeeUNg. | Htory< Mr Underwood ot Ba Toad, | HUE to absence trom Brooklyn and the other | DOW ends, to Stanton Square, Detroit, Michigan, before a large audience, | together. He was standing under the gas- - R sE PI * secrecy as e i YISION OF SPEC: SESSMEN? Saturday night. between the French athlete | purner, and ashe shot upward, bis head went TER RINGS, EAR-RINGS, LACE PINS AND well, of Mitnots: Col ana Aire, chitt . parties to seerécy as to the alleged crimes at the REVISION OF SPECIAL A: MEN : i ench | burner, she s pward, LOCKETS IN ALL SIZES. THE RECENT DIS. ‘Tue Mrerise of the Senate privileges and | many ote ieee Gee ocean on ot ee Was 80 | _ Senator Harris, by request, presented in the | HUGTEW Christol and Col. J. Hi. McLaughlin, of | against the burner, the sha Dseemepinecintons a COVERIES OF DIAMOND? IN LARGE QUAN. — elections committee, which was called for the ie SES & ee Mu Sow 5 } Detroit, for $500 aside and the door, Christol | the top of ils head, making a very pain- nate to-day a bill to empower the Commis- | Went down in the first round in three ‘minutes. ee Mt. Harrison name Soyeare or | sioners of the District of Columbia to revise, | Ca yee —— age. i Whig, Usth. correct or annul special assessments upon the | ~ Andere ne oo as written application of any person whose real | fractured Christol’s collar bone. This ended Arcneisnor Precen.’s Fr TITIES, AND THE GREAT REDUCTIONIN THE purpose of acting on the Corbin-Butler contest | THE “PENNSYLVANIA FRacps.” —Senators | WUeSton would lead to a fatal result. PRICE OF GOLD AND LABOR, HAS BROUGHT (o ay. did not take place, there being less than | Bayard and Wallace have retired from the Tel- THE FUNERAL OF Mark BArTEs, the THESE GEMS WITHIN THE MEANS OF PER. | a wuorum in attendance. None of the demo- | ter committee of investigation. ‘This means | took place in Philadelphia sevardey ac at, SONS IN MODERATE CIRCUMSTANCES. cratic tembers of the committee were present. | that nothing will be done, at least for the pre. | Stephen’s P. E. chureh, and was ¥ imposing. | property in said District ae ene ‘asses ro. | the match, and it was decided in favor of Mc- | yasswewr.—An eflort will be made to adjust the sala 1 WGA nn! a 00. rae cade ys on ake Edmunds resolution being | sent, with the charges of fraud against the re- | The pallbearers were W. Sheridan, Stuart | viding for an appeal to the Supreme Courerge | Laughlin, | os financial troubles of Arclibishop Purcell, at Cin- oe a Se AOS: progress elsewhere. publicans of Pennsylvania at the last election. Hobson, Win. D. Gemmell. A. FBrooks, C_W. | the District trom the action of the Commission. : AROn Monday last F | npatl, by placing a lange ny ORSE ATTENTION: : : (Mash. Cor, Phila. Star, Falcott, W. M. Crane, George Holland and W. | ers in respect to such application be. | | 2HE Lersnogs Bursi.ar—On Monday last F | church property in the diocese hands H Pep ey tats ete tte Coe —Colk SFNOR MANTILLA’S SvecEssow —The Spanish os H. Daly. ‘The femains were taken to Boston. feciing cones Je ae are ph ge | Foster alias John Schenig, was indicted by the / five trustees, who will Issue bonds payable at ho Mantilla de ios Rios. Marquis of Villa Man- | yesterday afternoon from the Mediterranean. | ga tember tant {ue property-owners along Wes | I Was Introduced at the last session of Con” | Leesburg, Va.. and stolen goods, and second for | Dondste be expected that these bonds will be = te minister to {his country, who was pro- Tae Prize Fieut between Jack Bryan, of | Filty-thirdstreet from Fitth avenue, New York | STESS- | having In his possesion when arrested in Lees- | largely taken by those who have deposited of rain daily, (Netericsr attendance free, Dr. Pin ted and cent to Cont intinople in August an ( yan ei eatege And Pryor tosue the | eri. to AMEND THE pisticr GoveRNwEST act | DUTEA'SeL of burglars’ tools. ‘True bills were | money withthe Archbishop. IU bas Deen @s lars AL RMBaR . Seno¥ Felipe Mendez Vigo, a man about 5) ; Pottsville, and Pete MeNab, of Bethlehem, Pa , Heuropontas Elevated railway for $1,590.00; : found in toth cases. He is prosecuted by C. H. | certained that bis liabilities will aggregate halt wae yy. To age and of high eultive, Me isa srad- | Too decided near Scranton last Friday. The | qamages to thelr property, Gal ce Steet! | _ Senator Dorsey introduced a bill in the Senat - Lee, commouwealth’s attorney, and defended | { million dollars. Meantime strenuous efforts a MOXLEY. uate of the University of Aleaia, from waieh Weights for $50. side. eee ekhee etG? | counsel agreed to place the case on the Felen, | 0-day, to amend an act entitled an act. provid- | by Messrs. J. B. McCabe and W. C. Balch. An | are being made 20 have the Pope decline to re~ Tag RPPREME COURT, OF THE UNITED | Sistunt head clerk, and Tove rapidly inthe ser- | ShenMeNab struck Bevan a fou blow, and ths | rg, Gnear Fine 1s New Yorr.—The 1o3s by | eet ee Soba. The Dill provides a divis- | Ralctmen een Ee ba Caceeontiog by | Ir 6aS A SINGULAR GRAZE whICh aMicted Miss RIATES paving deciled that the special assess vice, becotaing in "IS36 secretary to that depart- | Teferee decided Bryan the winner, the destruction of the four five-story iron ware. | triete—tne not io embrare that pare atthe Die | Ue court. “Application ’was then made for a | Cornelia \ Se Tosco po nr See a ee Taprovement of streets and aventias | ment. Scon afterward he served as secretary oe he ¥ cpesieaac ht tage Bh tle et oe » li | Continuance of the case, upon the ground that | fortable bome in and rea valid and lewai tax.a'l property-holders wis = Ea botera at aS THE Fey : Mrs. r EN ouses, On Worth street, New York, Frid: trict lying west of Rock creek; the second, all pit Soh nea and lewal tax.all property hokdars whoare | 19 the Lisbon legation. He was chosen Bf & wits Coe cetera ce night, together with the’ stocks of goods they | that parlot the District between Rock creex | he prisoner had been suffering from a sunshot ie en | certificates bi r 7 ‘on 4 ember to the joint commission to seitie the + ¥ & z . g wound during the iter part of the time he esa eees chit aon the boundary question between France ana spain. | Nathan, who was so mysteriously murieret | Cobtained, ts tigured up to be $3,529,000, and the | and the Capitol: and the thind lying east of the s Y e Sew Yi 1 very a‘ sari 5 has been in jail, ‘had no opportunity to pro- revision uow i progress will authorize. tne ieee in, a Slunllar capacity in adjusting | tendre yen's ago; took place in New Yorke eg her of eonipanie is ane otwhlesstim | byte Presidentor one Gomintetoner of iis | cure the withestes he ee cnet oe SFECIAL ASSESSMENTS CAN Now BE Parp | {20 jine Letween his country and vorugal. He of trustees of the Howes. Benevolent and Or- | '8!n foreigh companies, the Liverpool, London | District from each of the three districts. defence. The court, after 5 310beE | ts of counsel e: on the case, decided AT A DISCOUNT, lis government in these diitles that be was dec~ | phan Asylum attended in a boay. and Globe having risks aggregating $75,000. 2 DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS. a tne er taevawruaty Court {hese | orated with tbe cross Std . ee ae +3 © g fe - - 7 i ion Reta San leh toa ord trans Lae wae given he pot of | PHATE oF Pmmensas One Faaliy wounded. | aha uefa g Bagey iin egsaure | | Senator Dorey to-day submited tthe Sen | bury (ha) Wannpon ies ae 7 nder Secretary of State. Seaor Vigo quitted | At in Owenboro’, ie 5 i WILLIAM DICKSON, Madrid on December 30 for Cadiz, to sabatk on ered obery Moore, the assistant | Glected te ibe ato Sg, ae, Logan Will be | port of the government of the District of Co- | aia Tues Blair,ot whe ntteenth Lalved states | z United States Senate to-morrow. : ; Gen, Hancock on | the steareship Prin Alfonso for Hav; It and rushed out. Moore fired after them jumbla for the fiscal year endilug Jane 30, 1330. | infantry, was received by 4 Beat Estare Acrvr. | Is expected that he will arrive on the aprasee paren asttally wounding Win. Saw- | Two MCRDRRENS have just been indicted at | The estimates are made on the basis of last | Friday. ‘The frst charge eroeulaed at te | 929 Four-and-a-Half st., | 00 Wis Way to Washington jy uwlar, as he was jumping through a | Pittsfield, Mass,, one of who shot a man for not | year’s appropriation. For completing works on | second forgery. ‘They were 74 JanSlin Thies doors above Columbia Building. tre 42.6 paying for 19 cents worth of cider, while the | Streets and avenues, re} tof pavements, |. War from evidence ea : mbia Building. | Navat. OnpENs.—Master Downes 1, Wilson Keone is ee inte eS To death for refusing to material ‘issued for permit work, | Mrs. Ni of Glasgow, Scotland, ak Weir tenet BE BUMBUGGED | ‘he Hsdrgraphic ofice, wis elty,on | two ied, one named "Gayion, mare ant: De eatiatied with 96 cont Sop Aiarpeoing 8 Pam. FO ees Coan oe institutions of | that port iis wife, the widow of tne late Gen GLASSES, when you se ay ay ae I Ty from the Naval r $101,300; | Gordon Granger, visits him . He has St a leew wt ! Feb. Ist, and placed on wait - ~ Ex's: tax Orrician, 189 Pesasys wante, | dem: Lieut, George Me Testes trem te tore 1 ex- | asked the department for a leave of absence of novsetr | sraphiconice, and ordered to the Powha‘an,