Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘TUESDAY February t1, 1879. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFrics OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASEINGTON, Feb. 11, 1879. For the middie states, falling barometer, southerly winds, rain or snow, slight rise in temperature during the rest of Teesday, { lowed by winds shifting to westerly and north. ‘westerly axd rising barometer, and in the we: ern portions lower temperature by Wednesday NE ence oF Tax THSKSOMETER _ ‘The following ts the readings of the thermom- Loreen d Office during the day: 7 a.m 2 midday. 39°; 2 p.m., 43° mum, 24°. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c.. To-Night. National Theater.— Lawrence [Barrett as ~ Hamiet.” ur Boarding Hous Marked for Life,” and ex- eelient vartetie Hainline M. E. Chucch.—Lectare by Rev. L. B. Carpenter, D. D., on “The Progress of Womar ¥. M,C. A. Chapel—Cora Bland, M.D., 00 “Disease Germs. ————— Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:00 p.m., and extinguished at 12:30 a.m. Bishop Simpson, of the M. E. chureh, and his wife and daughter visited the ‘apitol to-de ‘The Indian Counell in the Y Jast evening was addressed by . Re Milroy, Major Picket. Jacob Troth and others. The Sunday schooi superintendents held a meeting in the parlorsof the Y. M,C. A. last evening, Mr. Stickney presiding. Reports trom schools were received, and about 30 schools were represented. The subject_of the order of exercises In the ‘schools was diseussed. The union teachers’ meeting held each s evening bas been placed under the assoc ‘The ladies United Reaper Benevolent Society Of the District of Columbia, have filed a certiti- cate of incorporation. Sarah A. Robinson, Au- gusta Clark, Fanny Warne James and Mary A. Dorsey are the c tors, and the object is for benevolent and chartiable pur- iee'S. Porne report of the Masonic Board of Rellef, Nashville, Tennessee, for yellow fever sufferers. . Alexander Gardiner, of this . Shows that the District of Coiumbia stands inthe lst of about thirty states, contri- for this charity by the Masonic order. As Mis Marshall's walk at the Gym S completion the Interest tnereases « this afternoon she had walked 2.09 rter miles, Another children’s matinee to- ulino; nee « . president: W put. vice-presi South Carolin: un E. Horton, of Cou- St. Julien B. Dapray. secretary, and Herman K onsin, treasurer, sted On account of United re Court for the month 4, and on account of Dis ETY OF Wasi- nen assem! * room, the Smithsonian é evening, fer the purpose of forming 0 promote the study, and diffuse rican arch:yology. called to the chair and cted as se a f the ‘s Ithat the society e oted he natural history the name of anthropolog; should be subseetionsof arc anatomy, biology, demograpt and that each — logy. etholozy ry, and tins ection, under its prope ab, should be charged with the wor! Special branch. After some discussion the name “The Anthropological Soctety of Washington, Was adopied. During the discussion Dr. Rev- nolds, speaking of the ar: leal history of the Potomac Valley, said tt was capable of and had Supported an tinmense population. There are evidences that there have been millions here. Inthe shell heaps beginning sixty miles below here they had evidencss that river alone was capable of supportiag millions. They had left no mounds, but hed leit every other indication of aboriginal Ife. His tdea was to form an arehwological society, and unearth these Indiens. There were thousands of graves between here and the sea, and not only graves but traces of encampments and potteries, where they made their pipes, and other interest remains. A committes, consisting of Dr. Ton Dr. De Haas, Prof. Mason and Col. Mallery, w appointed to prepare a constitution and rules for the government of the seclety. Mr. Rees announced that Prof. Baird was in ful sym pathy with the object of the association, and id Instructed him to place at {ts disposal st resources of the institution as it needed. The following were enrolled as members of the Society: _e Meredith Toner, M_ 1 R. Reynolds, M. D.; Bardick, William J. Rhees, Lennox W. m, Robert Fietcher, WM. D2 Ous Bigelow, Colonel Lieutenant W. W. Re! singer, Ward. Miles De Haas. M.D. F. A. Cushing, John C. Lang. G. Brown Goode, George H. Boehmer, Joseph M. Wilson. Jam: 23 &. Morgan, M.D.: P. W, Norris, J. E. nodzrass A. Wellington Adams, M. 1 Miles Roo's. Mrs. Lock woop Con A. Lockwood, wh wing women ractice before the Supreme Court of the United States has recently passed both Houses of Con- gress, iS receiving by every mail congratu' Hons from all parts of the country. Mrs. Lt Devereaux Blake. of New York. says she feels like firtpg one hundred guns in honor of the event. Rev. A. F. eburck, In this city, and now of Boston, Vir- ginia L. Minor and husband, of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Kilgore, of Philadelphia; Gideon J. Tucker and Ben N. Lowle, of the New York bar. have sent letters, and a number of ladies of the Sixth Auditor's office sent with a letter a beau- tiful basket of flowers. and territories women have the right to pe Uce law:—Matne, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minne- sota, Hlinots, Missouri, California, North Caro- Mina, Utah, Wyoming, and the District of Co- jumbia. irs. Belva ——__. A COLORED MEN'S NATIONAL CONVENTION CALLED. evening a meeting of representa- tive colored men was held at the residence of Br. F.C. Revels. on L street, at whlch were _— ex-Senator Pinchba Messrs. Harris, enard others, representing Louisiana, South Carolina, Georgia and other south: erm states. The present condition of the colored people in those states was considered. and the propriety of calling a convention of the representative colored men of the country, for the purpose of making the country aequatnted with thetr condition, their wants was dis cussed. ‘There was 4 discussion also to the vention, and it was convention at N: y of May text, time and place for the finally agreed to cal the on the ¢th ears past addquarters. of dropsy of known ia the heart. this eity but in early life settled at Cle for seme years was engag’ Over twen. Fs ago he me to this city and ent, and y some years was disbursing agent for the Caplio: extension. Mr. Kend'g was in the ert): year of his age, and had been fh bad heaith for a year or more, Dut «7 to a few weeks since ho wes regularly at his pos:. Mr. Kendig made many friends at headjuafters, particularly among the newspaper men. MREIAGE LICENSEs have been issued to Jo! filled a position tn the Interior depart: W. Wilson and Clara A. Witmer; Wesley Cook ard Anne Barnes, of Prince Gedrge’s county. Ma.; John Leonard Schaffert and Kate Alt; Louls T Frigon, of Montreal, Can., and Frances £. Saul; John Satertield and Rebecca Raybold; W. PF. King and Cora V. Crump; Jabez W. Ser- vin and Lydia M. Wallower. ‘of Middletown, Dauphin county, Pa.; John N. Crawford aad Florence J. Browning; Chapman H. Jackson and Jane Hall. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.—Washington, 11th Februe ary, Received from the Washington Ben- eficial Endowment Association of the District of Columbia, the sum of one thousand dollars «$1,000) for Insurance due in consequence of the Geath of the late Charles J. Bureh, who held one certificate of endowment from the associa- Uon for one thousand dollars (31,000). STBPEN F, GILL, Administrator, ¢ 411 133g street s.w. ‘THE CHARITY Batt.—Annualiy the charity ball for the benefit of the Children’s Hospital fs ‘one of the marked soctal events of the season. Itisto take place on Monday next, the 17th, under the auspices of the same estimable ladies and gentlemen who have made these balls <o Successful heretofore. The list of names on the ¥arious committees includes those of a number + Aad most honored gentlemen and ladiesof the ye Fiery Prects or Spring Penca.es, yard wide, 3 Sos of new spring creas ds just a ceived, at ise. per yard; all-wool buntings, colors and all Wool, 2c. per yard; black cash- meres, 50 pieces just received, all Wool, double ‘Width, from Sec., silk fringes, new stock, from 25. 37, 50, 62, Sc. “Powson’s, 636 Pa. ave., —— Side. ANOTHER Lor oF Cuzar Dry Goons ar- Besnc Conus York.—Bleached table 5 New mills mnceung. cotton; ladies’ aa me = Bete Tu Market Space. 7, $1; Our satin. Mnished black silks redt to $1.25. t —<——_— ton Co-operative Butlaing Association, at 1ts od last 000 at an py) night, sold $3,¢ average Mason, late of Calvary | In the following states | The Workingmen’s Association. THEY CUT COHEN. ‘The Workingmen’s Assembly met last night, Mr. E. B. Robinson in the chair, and John T. Christian secretary, There was an unusually Jarge attendance of members. A communica- Uon was read from the Journeymen Soft Stone Cutters’ assoctation of this city, informlag the assembly of the fact that they (the stoae cat- tem) had organized a union, and will at their meeting next Friday elect delegates to the as- semi - wey. P. Hamilton, from the committee ou | Organization, made an adverse report on the credentials of Isaac Cohen, sent in at the last meeting from the Brotherhood of Labor, to Tepresent that organization, The report sets forth that after Conen’s fruitiess attempt a ye = ago to become a member he went upon ta streets and congregated together a few of the lowest class of colored people and made speech es and excited them to riot, and blackguarcded the assembly and everybody connected with it, and finally made bimself 3o obnoxious to the pubite that ke had to be suppressed, and was arrested and placed in jall; that he is nota ingman, and 1s only seeking to ma’ Tluing Gif the poor, ienorant. colored people and of the whites who allow themselves to be d by him; that we wantonly men tu this who can command the respect of the citt- zeus of the Disiriet; we want men who are will- ing to earn their living honestly and consclen- tiously. ‘The mere fact of his coming here as a delegate was only a cunningly devised pian to create discord in the assembly by the euemtes that have jong been at work to destroy its use- fulness, because they were unable to use il in their own interest. That the credenttals of Issac Cohen, from the Brotherhood of Labor, be re.urned to that Dody, with insiructions th: they desire to ye represented they mus seme one who 1s acceptable to the assembly and can command the respect of society A motion was made for the adoption of the report, and the yeas and nays were called f. Mr. Bell got the floor, and sald that to hr lcoked very unnecessary for the committe: go so much into the details of Cohen’s histo: in this city and his former acts. If he should prove obuoxious as a member, they have ile remedy in their own hands. eltiier to expel hia or ask the organization which sent him here to withdraw him as their representative. Mr. Christian said that Cohen’s acts when he was leader of a street-corner gang were enough wo settle his mind—he did not wish to a with him. Mr. Barker said, in reply to Mr. about expelling him. that the assembt: cided that it conld uot expel a dele: larly sent, and it would not be so ea to do In Cohen’s case. He sprung up here a few years ago like a mushroom, selling patent med- icines With a quack doctor; after a while he goes into the labor movement for what he coud Make out of it. In his street-corner haranzies it had been bis custom to denounce and ridicule the assembly in the fowiest language he eouid emp: Dr. Thomas said he did not care whether Cohen or some other man was ch: tO represent this organization, but members | Should be careful what discordant elements ties If Cohen ts not the ririit get into the assembiy. man, then vote him down. When he rei bered how Cohen pd to Stand out unde Dine vault of heaven sowing the seedsot discord | ht him a very along the workingmen, bie tho! workingmen th it to Mr. Schriver ¥ jovermment Fire | The G crshipe ~Ommission- MR. REED'S MA" spaMUS CASE. To-day, in the SUN eme Court of the District of Columbia, sit*ing in general term, (Judges Wylie, Mac’. cthur and Hagner.) the mandamus case of ‘U.S. ex rel. W. B. Reed agt. the Com- misstoners of the District of Columbia was caied—Mr.T. A. Lambert counsel for the re- jator (Mr. and Mr. A. G. Riddle for the District. It will be remembered that Mr. Reed was first appointed a commissioner by the Dis- trict authorities, and subsequently he resigned and the Secretary of the Interior appotated him 48 a commisstoner on the part of 0 vera- ment. He sets forth that last summer the Dis- | trict Commissioners assumed to do away with the office he held by reducing the number of tre commissioners; that they had no such power, and he therefore petitions for a writ of Mandamus. Some Ume was spent in reading the papers in the case, which inciude an opin- fon froin the attorney of the District in support of the action of the District Commissioners, and the opinion of the Attorney General sus- taining the claim of Mr. Reed. In answer to the court Mr. Riddle said that | the number of commissioners were reduced | from seven to three, and that those at the head Of the list were retained. ‘These were: Mr. Hume, living in the county; Mr. Collins, ta Georgetown, and i eae F. Bacon, living tn the central part of the city. ‘The answ a to the rule was read by Mr. Rid- dle, stating that the relator filled an office sub- ordinate to them by law; that on the 7th of Au- gust they abolished satd office, and that the re- jation ts not sufficient to entitle him to the writ, he was tneli::ible to hold said office and had er duly qualified, and they therefore pray the rule be dismissed. Mr. Riddle read the or- der: “That the office ef fire commissioner ap pointed by the Secretary of the Interior fs here- by abolished, and the five commissioners are rernoved ” Mr. Lambert commeaced his argument claiming that the act of the lex gust. Isl, (pave 72. part 12, District laws,) was id one Under the orgauic act. ‘The relator ecularly appointed; but during hisabsence ad. With credentials to the fire departments Enrope, the District Coumntssioners assumed to abolish the office. He proceeded to argue that there was no power in the Commissioners to Temove thus officer, an appointed offizar of the United States. Hie claimed that on the Passage of the acs of Is74 the legislative power reverted to Congress. The court sugested that that act gave the commissioners the power to consolidate of cers, & M mbert admitted this, but Uthat the words in that act, “under them,” made the pivotal point inthis ease. If Unis off Wks under them, then they had the power tor but he held that they had no They hi move: h power in th thelr own removed ail t! . They appol.tees, . Riddle fort 1 ed, arzuihg vordinate one to the Commissioners; that, the ded Unfit subtect to represent hor id he had favored Cohen. but seeing so much oppe for tLe place. The objec OF Line Werkingmen build stords € to their embrac pers had oifered a Hons. ler Mr. Hamilton Sa S the same wi wh Wn in milder words. did not ob'ect i nuit take into cons them to the evi re we . Mr. Bell moved to strike out all the preambie and adopt the reso- Intion, Tew dopted with two oF ser Ung votes, and the credentials of Cohen ¥ ee red lo be returned to the Brotheraond of | bor. Mr. McDonald, from the committee on library and reading room, reported progress, and s both would be open by the first of April. ile said Mr. Alexander Shepherd had made then a @oration of one hundred dollars worth of books for thetr brar ‘tiers were read from the Miner’s Union, Nanticoke, Pa., the Workingmen’s Union. dlanapolis, and the Moulder’s Union of New AL bany, Ind., acknowledging the receipt of the circular of the assembly i relation tO a la) congress in April The regui: ‘as the diseus- Sion of the resolution offered by Dr. ‘Tt at a former meeting, favoring a District d in Congress. Dr. Thomas made a set spe Javor, followed by Mr. Barker in its f Mr, Beron in opposition. suffrage, taking the ground the exciusive right over the r sun “What ts to be gained bj gat They had enough of if with the Ter experience. axe: rand Mr. Beron opposed it Congre District wh r for- are to be ground azal The time never was when Congress was $0 a cessible to the citizens of this District, Who cin go before the District committees, or any me.n- house as for that matter, and ri eite their grievances and wants, and will re- ee {nd attention. What better can we have than this? Should hot be satistied. Arter further debate Dr. Thomas’ resolution was adcpted. A request from Cohen that he be a! minutes to vindicate himself was de: account of the lateness of the hour, an ipmute ui ‘were voted him for the next. mee Mr. Craney moved the appotnument « inittee of three to wait upon the Distric missioners, and request tiem to pay $1 day to the laborers emptoyed upon the Adopted; and the chair appotn hey, Schreiner and Mccartty Amusements, &c. played evening to a ku audience at the National. It 1s unnecessary to add that he enacted the character grandly. Te | Was well supported by Mr. Ford’s company Mr. Keene was excellent as “DeManprat,” and Mss Vaders very acceptable as “Julla,” last night. Mr. Barrett will play “Hamlet” this | evening, in which great tragedy he -has won praise from the best dramatle critics In the country. Foup's Grera Hors. uur Boarding Hous one cf the most laughable comedies on th | stage, drew a large audience to the Opera Tiouse last evening. ‘The Grover company which presented the play, is a very strong o ganization and very nicely balanced fn a1! ps The piece is put on the stage with great and completeness. It will be repeated this evening. «Our Boarding Mouse” matinee to merrow afternoon. TuHraTeRr CoMIQUF.—There was a full house the Comique last evening. The perfor, was very good. ASTSVILLE, MD —There will be a conce-t and levee at Mr. Hyatt’s, in Hyattsvilie, to-raor row and Thursday evenings a ‘ spect car on the Baltimore and Ohio road to Hyattsville, returning at 10. HAMLINE M. E. CnURCH.—The second lectin in the Hamline lecture course will be delve: at the church this evening at 7:30 o'clon< Rev. L_ B. Cary D. D. "Dr. Carpeuter w take for his subjec he Progress of man.” M. CoRA BLAND, M. D., president of the > tonal Health Association, will lecture on ta “Germ Theory of Di in Lincoin Is chapel this evening, illustrating her sub. » stereopticon view Chariiy BalL-The managers of the ( for one toner’ from the county oF | Washington, and referring to the act he sud It } Was it meant that part of the p outside the cities. He argned that te vill not an independent oue, and in his © spondence be had adun't 1 he was sabe District a5 rswere all on 1 Het | Took up the quatitic that it wa jon the Clear Mr. Meed w he @a no: pretend to be a citizen of the county except. s9 | far as tue city of Washington ts involved in the county. Mr. Reed could not be returned to this office, for he was not eugth’ L | | = | ent Affairs. ng of laborers District Govers It is probable that the fi oid canal, tion for gradi Work ‘Thursday nex ve a parade and re department, on shington'’s Birthday—when luding the new appointees, Ww apparatus, Will be tspeci The force w! Jy avenue betwi apitol and White House, and U: cxpected to review the tine. FIRE E-CAPES FOR TOTE) | In response to the District Com*atssioners’ | request to report at once as to the status of tiv Commnissionrs in Hie matier of ¢ to provide Ape Chief Engineer Croat he tire de Inspector Entwiste replies as follows: “1 have the honor to state that section 3 of the buidine regulations empowers the Inspec f Build- ings to order flre-eseapes wherey he thinks hecesssary, I have id this tnatter under con- sideration for some time, and examined anner: ous plans and patents, bat not being fully sar fied as to the best mode of constractin 5 (nem, and on account of the he ‘Y expense to owners attending their erection, T have hesitated in giving orders. Mf you should deat it adv sa) 1 will proceed at once to take up those Utat ary in greatest risk.” This has been returned to the Inspector, with instruc 310 git #tecution to the inure urgent case: at once. NUMBERING OF ¢ seme thirty resident toned the Distric review of the re-or; the 22d tnst.—W the entire force, so the old and 1 ed by the comtatssioners, ably only pass over tin ‘ neav), have rave 4 ihat y irre vulariy city readjusted, as they placed as at p Comission to give “reltef from whieh has given rise To mugh vexation ierous disappointments.” re ve They urge heen, Houitile ig and Kettler, ealled upon the 0.5 trict Commissioners this aflernooa'In re!a to the price fixed in the pending It butchers, stating that it was eatin that they ought to be tixed at least at $ Stead of $10, as at present fixed upon. stated that there was aa army of sm ili irresponsible dealers engazed in selling. tre: neat; that all sorts of worthless trash was foisted upon the public by venders froin wagons and other places, and that the responstble dea'- ers who have to deal in the highest priced meat are injured by them, and they desire to keep up the respectability and responsibility ot the business. The Comimisstouers Ustened to the request and ascertained that {5 would brinz iherease of District revenue from $i wbout $50,000, and promised to lay tie before the District comiuittee. as SS TAKEN IN An Alabamian named Berdan arrived ia city last Saturday. Yesterday morniny walking on the Avenue he met a cou “gnides,” who proposed to sly He consented. His did not want to pay a lie said he did. ‘The; ted “hit whart Mth aud G st abor and crossed the river. Oa the other side ties were met by a big burly looking fadtvid He entered into conversa and told lis experience at He sald that he was @ Kentucky cat and had been fieeced out of lis mone: more by three rd monte me show the party iow it was done the cards to do so. ‘ds awhtie the Kent dren's Hospital announce their seventh anna ball, to be given at Masonic Temple M ay evening next. TALMADGE HAtL.—Three free lectures will be given by Prof. 0. fowler, at Tallme¢ Hall, Thursday, Friday and Wednesday e nings, on “Phrenology,” applied to Ife, health, CER and pane adaptation, cl. with public examinations of prominent cit selected by the audience, S a Drrys In Fee have been filed as folloy A. Bohrer, executor to John MeDeru Parts of 56 and 57 on Congress st., Geors $——. Georgetown college to F. Darr, sub. 16, 17 and 9, sub. sq. 8. of Sq. 915; $—.’ RF dail, trustee, to E. M. Boteler, w. halt 17, Sq 950; $519. A.G. Anderson to W.H. Main, lots 305, 309 and 310, Uniontown; $——. W Main to Laura Anderson, same’ propert: 8. Cross to Jos. R. Spranay, lot 83, sub. fot 1, 972; $3,200. Moses Bradshaw to’ F. W. How: 1.654 acres adjoining Reform school pro; 26.000. W.A. Richardson to Elizabeth Pink- Bey, Ict 83, sq. 336; $100. T. T. Gaskins et alto J.C. Harkness, trustee, lot 41, sq. 130; 3 Elizabeth Masters to Thos. ‘somervile, lot 9. sq. 486; $600, C. F. Kuhlmann to Sabina lot 8, sq. 925; $2,000, Chas. Ke: g Tialstead, 10t 21, sq. 727; $1,000. Commissio: F. S. & T. Co. to Agnes Messer, lot 24, sq. John L. Manning to Wm.’shulds, pa: |. 72: rt lot Sq. 315, and parts 12’and 13, sq. 285; 3 —. 1s, Epiror OF THE STAR—Sir: An article in your issue of the 3d inst., said to be a telegram t) the New York Herald of the 1st inst., does an ia- Justice to the parties named, the c | Swinditng not being sustained. ’ As to the Rev Mr. peewely he never used the words attributed to him tn the report of a sermon delivered ai Norwich or anywhere else. ‘The whole repori is a misrepresentation of the facts in the case | By imserting the above you will do an act of justice. Ggo. W. STEWART. Washington, Feb. 10, 1s79. —__ | BaRgarns ty “Wet” Dry Goops.—Pure woo’ | blankets, slightly wet; napkins, very wet; to} els, very = ; sheeting Cpe Mac i All of ‘our wet goods, very D. | Carter's, Ti ve _ Cloth = i Shae 50; Black cas, double width, 15; ies',WOol Vests, 53; best ‘bed ticking made, wet. t CaRPEts, CARPETS, CARPETS,—Closing out balance of stock at prime cost to make room for new spripg %, 31, 37, 40, 45, 50 cts.; floor and table oll-cloths, all widths: Nottingham curtain lace pe a Lappell musiin from 124 cts.’ per yard. ‘To ‘Son's, 636 Pa. ave., south side, t one in the party any amount. The Alabunian thought he could follow the cards, and pulled out $125 to back his opinion. Une of the two men that came over the water with him him he had better not—he did uot know en of the game. - Better give kim the mone. let him play for him. The man from Aj again consented. Gf course his ‘ the $125. Assoon as he had don man jumped oyer the fence game was In progress, with the all of you.” ‘he’ “Kentuckian” aiid U fy eth b> des started on arunfor the boat, fo! Berdan. ‘The morey was of conrve hind, The four men gatned the boat and pulled for this shore, three of them telling What a Larrow escape they had. Leayiag the boat the men accompanied Berdan to the south- ast corner of the Treasury, where they left him. He never suspect anvthing crooked haul he began to taix with the Treasury wateh- than dt that point. He was greatly surprised when the watchman informed him that he had fallen into the toils of monte men. The watch- man reported the case to Captain Cobaugh, of the Treasury watch, who in turn informed Major Morgan. From the description given ot the men by Berdan, from the circumstances of told Sores ‘TERM. COURT IN GI Le Le Yestt John C. Wake act. Schooner Zoe; argued Oy i Mr. Barnard for the United States Marshal, = Mr. Claughton for Wake, and de- cree reversed, To-day, F.S.and T. Co. agt. Dodge; opinion by Judge MacArthur that plaintiff 1s entitled to recover the difference between the amount reailzed by sale of property under trust deed and the debt; appeal noted to Supreme Court of the United States, Cinceit CourT—Jwlae Cartter, ‘Tueber agt. Huber, were assigned to the Crim!- nal Court for trial. POLICE COURT—Juilae Snell. Yesterday. after our report closed, Frank Barres and Richard Johnson were charged with the larceny of silver tea spoons, the property oF J. Sayles Brown, who testified that Mrs. Brown, noticed in the EvEnty tea spoons had been taken from some thieves, marked “A.D. Baldwin,” which was her maide!) name. She examined ‘her spoons and found some seven or elght missing, Johnson had been in beremploy. ‘The charge against Barnes was dismissed, and le testitied that Johnson cave the spoons to him to sell; 30 days in jail. Da Brodhead, assault on Catherine Cooper; $3 Charles Hamilton, colored, throwing stones, at the corner of M and 11th streets, Judge Wright, who lives in the corner house, {n his testimony gave a pretty lively account of how bis inna-e and those of his netzibors had been stoned. and at least fifty dollars’ damage done by them: and how he and his coach driver made a raid on the boys and capuured this one; that this boy's father had given him (the boy) a tremendous thrashing, w cognizance of in his punishment. ‘The ¢ xave the boy a lecture on the evils of s throwing, and imposed a fine of $1. Jon. Douglass, ault on Harry Hunton: gustus Ambler, charged with defac bieaking private property on New Yor! belonging to Mr. C. H. Bi bourding; $10 and costs. James C, Houston, sent down for 30 days. Willie Rvorne. i Dg stones on H street; $3. Colunbus Brown, street. profanity; $5. and Lottie Prathe: Wm. Thomas alias Jackson, Henry Wil alias Brown, and Wm. Payne, vagrants, were sent down. Mollie Pratt, prostitute and vacraat down. Mathew Murphy, violation of hacx law: $3. Henry Gaither, same; $3, hich he wished the court to take ourt mnie Charles Smith bonds or thirty days. Geo. Eslin, John Hoiloran and Edward Gau, loud and boisterous corner 4th and M sts; each. Frank Brown, a colored razor tlour: caught tn the Division by onicer Paliy; 69 days in the workhouse. Joud and boisterous; $5. John Brown and Win) Thoans, allas Brown, idle and suspicious colored boys. nt down for 30 days. fronted by Mr. Reed, w @ doubh ard, and arrested and turned o' . ‘They had a jiimay with them. Jot '. Robinson and John Brown, disorderly con. In Georgetown; $5 each. Marla Scots was sent down for va Bernard Cour lation of quor law . Sandy Gibs Sandy Baker, lar of a dozen broon Ellen We lays In jail Jack thing from Charlotte Yay in; fn jail, of some e Wm. Craw Bouldin A with larce Robinson, Ww . sane, Hed = nd Join Ackers, colored, ly of clothing from Elizabeth ‘Kers 9 in jal! and Bouldin dis- 1. White and’ Aibert Bouldin, bar- thing trom ames W. Willin ceny of ¢ ©: grand jury e Dies ad with ke Pi shopon Pens avenne, En . under the liermans’ halt; dismissed, of ROW which are abou a good-looking Gert ho owns ative farm and 1 ( Shabonier, betas inh: istied in lis domestic affairs, went to the house of August Rubine. wno Is the uacle of Mal ‘chow’s wife, and proposed tha’ Anna Iubine should elope with him. This proposition was promptly rejected, which enraged Malsehow to such an extent that he went to Kiinmundy, ot terribly drunk, and returned to Kubine’s house, aud again ths F a should elope with him. “Ar. Rubine tried to reason with the drunken Malschow, to induce him to abandon his Infamous design; to go home to family and act like aman, and not disturb the frtend- ship whieh has beea so !asting and warm He replied that he would be ly, and then he drew his revoiver and stot Mr. Rubine through the heart. killing him instantly. He then pursued the frightened mily up-stati dragged ayounger daughter down-stairs, and then shot “Anna three times in the abdomen, She lived about ten hours, and died in intense gony. Malschow then mounted his la : Hed, He ts still at large, but { pursued. #7 It ts reported in Montreal, Canada, that J. Brydges, late of the Intéreolontal ratl- y, has vecelved an appointment from Mr. at Chicago. t?-Mr. Martin 1. Townsend's nomina‘ion as tr torney Is sald to have been a sovt of irhday gift. Ils name was sent to the Senate roury 6. 1879, and he was born Febuary 6, ___LECT SOLLI COLONEL G. INGERSOLY, will detivs mal Theater, on SUNDAY EVENING, Febcuary 23, his eloquent lecture, en- jiled SOME MISTAKES OF MOSE his wittiest, bis lecture moet radice!, avd most masterly oratio” wherever delivered in New England an | et,has produced the profou Wes! ation of any lecture of this generation. {i111 J{AMEINE LECTURE COURSE. HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, cor. 9th and P now. SECUND HEGUUEE, bY eels Febcuary 1th, ts o'clock, sub) By ak B Uae le D. D. Subject: “The ress of Woman.” Single admiesion, 25c, fablo.2t* 2 FREE LECTURES b. ©) LER, TALLMADGE HAL DAY end WEDNESDAY GS, on P NOL applied to Life, Health,’ Self-Cniture Business 3 ‘ . commenciax ats exwUnInAtie Closing with reveral py your thost prominent cit dienes Consultations as to your own andchildren’s Phre nolowy, best business ad : atihe Ebbitt House daily from’ am. till 10 som until Thursday nivht, February 20, only. i -b10 YO! CHAPE oln Hall Bi +S Divease Germ A Lecture by M_¢ AND. MD., TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 11 ans Nat. Health Ass'n Course. Tickets 1 BALLS, PARTIES, &e. (CHaniry BALL, i THE MANAGERS OF THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, oF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, CTFULLY ANNOUNCE THEIR SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL, ‘TO BE GIVEN aT MASONIC TEMPLE. MONDAY EVENING, Fesrvary 17ru. 1379, ‘ets, admitting a Gentleman and two cle ticket, $2; may be obtained f: nntleman connected with the Hs! 2 Hh ADY ‘ELEPHONES. FOR BUSINESS USES. SPECIAL, OFFER.Our New Improv. Rouble Coiled Metalic Telephone is the finest im the world, andthe ouly cowictly satisfactory low priced instrument; wih Spetag Call Attachment, mado by practical mm chinists on scientihe principles, warsantel to work one maifie, unaffected by changes In the the same boat, and the same “Kentuckian” on the other side, it 15 almost positive that the man who took the Alabamian tn, were the same Set of monte men who have before figured in ions of the kind near Arlington, List OF PaTENTs granted to the residents Maryland, Virginia and the District of Colum bia for the week ending February 11, 1879, and each bearing that daté: William S.’G. Baker and William Hyson, Baltimore, Md.; car-wheel molds. Armistead’ Burwell, Mecklenburg co., Va; water wheels. William C. Caddington) Balumore, Md; thill couplings.” William D. O'Connor,’ Washington, D. C.; revenue stam] for cigars. James Shannon, Baltimore, Md.; cofins. Stephen C. Lytord, Washington, D. C.; intrenching knife bayonets. YoOUvHFUL CRDIMINAIS IN ViroINta. — There are in the V hee penitentiary 131 convicts under the age of 20, 114 of whom are males and 17 females. Eight of the former and three of the latter are serving out sentences for murder. The youngest of the males convicted for that crime was 11 years and the oldest 18. The of the girls serving out sentences for mi i Tabged, at the time of conviction, from 15 to 16. "Gen. Grant has just been per oerenes in Paris by the light of a Jablochkort is Said that this light produces better portraits Gechgiy ee Sau ae evening as well as ises to become popular among photographe! weather. We will send to one address one sam- ple set, comprising two Telephones, two walnut noldere, six copper bound insulators ‘and 2) fest heavy wire, at 25 per cent. discouat fr lar rates, which is $3 for tia $ 4 iast. nents. This offer is made for a limited tras ony. simply to introauce our instruments; they will soon) be sufficiently weil known to sell through’ tha (rale, and we ehall then be obliged to strictly maintain the retajl price. Any person of ordinary intellivenes carr put than up by following directions text with each pair, We have sold during the last thr-e months — 3,000 of these insirunents,and bive hun- dreds of testimonials from ‘ai! parts of the fanry, Me muarantee all instruments wold For any Telephone that fails to work, we will re= fund the money and pay all charkea. Ask any Gommnexoial powecy: snd you wit fed gins «ord for ail we agree to do. fame this paper when you write, a KENT, WOODMAN & Co., febs-eol0t_ 25 Congress st., Boston, Mass. PE! @ OF MASRIOt own Tmportaton Ler TI BAZORS, court Best ase Known. SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES, Gold, Steel and Sheil. FRENCH CLOCKS, BRONZES and ORNAMENTS, ‘At Low Prices. H. SEMKEN, febst13th Ponna ave. NVENTORS VISITING THE CITY ited to consult CONNOLLY BROS. Vatent Attn FnEya, 900 I street. No charge for advice oa patent tere. service Tobia To-day a number of judcments were acted | on, and the cases of Huber agt. Tueber, and | Svar that some stolen | CITY ITEMS. KQMBALL’s Catarrh and Asthmatic Cigarettes are ‘universal remedies for the nursery and the office. Ir 1s Imporrant to check aCough at once. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will do so. Price 25 cents. — | Hrapacn whitens the hair prematurely, but Loaitie’s Headache Specific WM cure the worst case almost instantiy, Have faith ta Durang WH positively eure, 8 Rheuma: > Remedy, tt 2 CHAMOMILE AND LIVER PILLS (Dr, Chandler's). Purely vegetabie and tasteless. " No noxtous drugs. Formula on each package. All know What they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart- burn, dizziness, oppressive Dreathlug, costive- ick he: ain in back or shoulders, hervous debility, coated fongue, all impurities of the blood. ” 25e. per p All dr Principal depot, J. W. 2,11 Guhys, i: OWN at Tt. R. ¢ to India or- aes Of BOLLINGER tO De taken on | Serapis” for private use. | ———— | avy Sweet Tobaceo. ftty | Victortovs EVERYWHERE !—From all ters comes the same happy news. Honey of Horehound and Tar.” ts accomplishing | such cures in severe Coughs and Colds, and | other throat and lung complaints as astonish | even Dr. Hale himself. ‘To be without it {n win- Hi Ter, is a most serious matter In any family. | Pike's Toothache Drops cures Toothache In one minute, Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. For UrwakDs OF THIRTY YmaRs Mrs. Wine- low's Soothing Syrup has been used for children. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, the bowels, cures dysentery and Giarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. An old well-tried remedy. % cents a bottle. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We Wish to call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Sabine ao 206 (lay est sth street. By promply adopting the lates improvements, forhether of American or Enro- pean Invention, he ts enabled to do his work in & manuer not to be equalled by those not pos- sessing these facilities. Gent's sults cleaned for $2. N. B.—Lace curtains cleaned from #1 up to $1.50 a window. Wool blankets from 50 cents to $1 patr, by cleaning a number a re- duction in price. Specialty—Ladies parts: dresses, spotted or solied round the bottom, cleaned without doing the whole garment; 2% years experience. It MAY NOT BE GENERALLY K ii. the Prince of Wales when gol dered 100 board the CuEW Jackson's Best mar- | Nav's | OK THE ITION OF CHAMBERS’ Dictianary of Universal ie New and Revised Eli 000 distinet artic'es, x and Foreale by KOBFRT BEALL. Booksalter, 495 Pennsuleania a yae NEWEST BOOKS. _ Wheaton’s Internatio y itr. Black, 5 cents nai Law, sheep, 28.50; Gol- ents; Hume, by Prof. Hu Fily per at West Pc 1 bh My Giartian. by | Ads era Fisnars of | Men, pubiie, by Mul | lech 31.25. ication reveived as soon ag issned. ionery a specialty. MOHL LISHERS, BOOKSECL: Yau! Faber, Surgeon, by Geo. bubscrijtions to Sunday School Times, and all Surday School Papers, at CLun RaTEs, at the Bible and Sunday Schoo! Depository of WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, febl-tr 428 7th street. UH NEW BOOK LINT.—Specches and Report on Finsnee ; John suerman, 32.50, New Greece; Lewis Berveant; 1. Prescott’s Speak ine Telephone, Electric’ Licht, &e.; 84. Sensible Etiquette, Ward; $2. Samuel Jounson: E. T. Ms. von: $1.50, John Lathrop Motiey; Oliver Wendell Holmes, $1.50. The Death of Death ; $1.25. Healt Primers—ali the numbers—s0e. each. Ail the new Law Books received promptly We will have a Jarwe assortment of Marcus Ward A 0gc8, VALENTINES displayed on our counters in 8 few days, which el! are invited to examine. W. BE. & 0. H. MORRISON. Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 275 Penn’a ave. ne. USEMENTS.__ ET ae NU SSE AM _DRY_@ooDs. NATIONSL THEATER, shakspearc. Extraor- inary ‘ i Ford « Draw TUESDAY RVEN Nr MARBLE HEA SATURDAY NIGHT... See and Mra Mr. Joaquin M rb amecess of the emirant ian, LAWRENOE B ern Supported by TiMLe "T'S “Hamlet” 18 8 clas: ical and very Atx nuavberiess beaut. phere and the akesita Ham Pevan Howells, es, PA VID GARRIC ATURDAY MATINEE RICHARD MOREE RANKIN in ler's great play, tie ANTES. ,ORD'S OPERA HOU: LEONARD GROVER'S COMEDY THIS (TUFSDAY) EV hesday, for fan tine Matinee W tine! A cent to $5 presented to every, the Matinee. I Novice —Special BEASON, ‘ING, February 11 siul of all American G-HOUSE! House Crowded. Only. BOARDIN trical Success, ding Ro: Comedy , Jotun A. Daveavort and Louis & Wamh, Frances Kemble, nt, Helen Adell, Gerirade E oities, ladies and oly dren. Nt Valea- Inesday at 2 o'clock. Valentine Valentine varying in value from one ay ancl child visitiaar H. the Prince.” romediate N*®” YORK, Wednesday, Feb. 3, 18795 LARGE SPECIAL AND PAREMPTORY SALE or LINEN @oops, Of the Importation cf MESSES. JAMES FL WHITE & OV. Sixhtly dameerd by . 7 Word sirvet, to be silt at Amosn ie action by FIELD, MORRIS, FFNNER & CO. ‘Terme of Bale—Casn mx Dy Lavery The above sale consisted of £42 Ossea fecured Caren, being Teu Per Amount. Scnethit@ Never Befor Detailer at acy Salen New Lork vty. The Stock constts of NAPKINS, LD CRASHES. TRISH LINENS. bri ett INES. BUTCH? R LINEN, LING NS MEETINGS ithe, TURKEY RED aod WUE TABLE aud GRAY LINENS, only very edt by water, jon will, no 4 smense Rush w raly Grand Barges. Call as early in the day as you ayond the rash. | | Best Rtandard Prints fron Liver Crash rom the fire ciber Bargains LANSBURGH « BROTHER, 404 and 106 Becenth streets ee All (code marked in pain ticures, and no deviotion mule UY “THE MYSTE onen back, TANENS, RON i tin 3M, eaneé an mut for a in omer to a. 8 cents irs A isan ot I ren fro be rere} Brena, hits mode toon}. mat tion wuaranteed, for #22 NNISS', febStm 1008 1 otreet mse. | PaBEE SCARFS FOR $2.00, Kame as fold Eleewhere In sujer The Remarkable Hstory of Lieret. an febli wr QO7QR UARTERS IN 2796 QUARTER 2796 ° HOURS. as ANRSMALL, at the G seen 6th and 7th, Walk UESD Kebraary 14 There will tea matinee TO MORROW | Wednes day) AFAERNCON, for childrea. Admnesion 15 certs : hasbeen | ] ING of the 14 desirous cf pa vomed. This y forw \ CADEMY OF MUSIC, Balti: HER MAJESTY": COL. J. H. MAPLE! Three nights Gk Commencing WEDNESDAY, Opera Carmen. G TBUKSDAY LU Lucia FRIDAY Fe 1 will t reserved, #: served, reser ed, 8 ach cl be, athens a he order th. Taph Will be wtter the order they are feived-and should t D. FERG timore Sul IFL ty SHOOTING. — 4 term pling for a ymiz lint’s Urera, avrau of how SCALE OF Putcps :dre No. SL sth street nw., for the pur on the EVEN Ye'cloek pm. Thore etn do so up to the hoar tin-door range thie side jc are respectfully invited. shot for every week at the 37th svreet, between Hand ¢ replat? th instant, ore, Ma. PRA COMPANY. . DIRECTOR. and one mutiner only of AND IP4LIAN OPERA, braary 1), in Bizet" CARMEN, sy - Fobrnvy 201 CUA oT LAMME Droary 219 ebraary 2. LA SON neon sale ow Orch Mt nexhivit 2a and orchestra ef tang to loesti alla, fo e loves, four seats, re ty drchestra aud dress nid dress cir » $1: proceuiuni anid $i 8 Will Tun fro allimore to Washing: opers. Koun t trip ticke roadaepot to th Le on sale vland Balti tion by mail or th , incladine WEDNESDAY Speciai Car B. mission, 25 cen CONCERT Ad LEVER Y and THOKBDAY next, 7:30 pau 0.1. K.,to return at 10 pm. “Ad nts. fob] WEATER Cemiauk MONDA TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MaTIN Eovagement SID. CL RANCE, mautic Drama, Hany Woo reat company ephing Shanley, FEBRUARY 10, NIGHTLY AND by AR THE SWAINS. reat Vocalist; the sc: Hanchester aud Jenninza, and ina grand Lill, Jan22tr VW OMAR'S WOrDS.—4n Oricinal Review of ) whut Women are Doing in industry, Education Philanthropy, Bociai Reform, Art, Science, Liters ture and Government, Also, # faithful record of what men are doing to advance the interests of women, Every honsshold should read one ood Woman's Paper. Published monthly. Price ye Sat by mail portage prepaid, $1.00; sinzie curt 1) cents. ERESA JUAN Wis snd SAR: ANDREWS SPENCER, Publishers Osil-or vend orders to Mre. THERESA JUAN LEWIS, Manacina Editor, Room No. 10, Rey Hollding, 1101 Pens le eylvania ave. BENSON ‘S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER IS A GREAT REMEDY. { ‘This really wonderful article was invented a3 an inuprovement on the ordinary porous plaster. Jon- tains all the merit of the comrzon porous plaster, and in addition a new and powerful combination of active vezetable ingredients which makes it not only superior (o other porous ylasters, but to all other external remevies iucindin liuiments and the 0 cailed electrical op, liances, &c. It acts more promptly, pewerfally, and effectively than any sin, Mar remedy ever devised. s but 25 when inten id the part dil net _exbes ys it can n exain, and this opera Benson's Gapcine gents, an: apy laert at ¢ LAME BACK. Back AND Mu FECTIC Nien FrvEn anv Al as WE merit of Bencon’s Ca zed by piss: everywhere, acd we recom ps8 who have Qoults con ¥ the truth of above sta: mente to ¢ ome Teliable physician in t By taking this small troabie all w. that the article is precies'y what it is BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER can be obtained of almost any érnug: in the United? States or da for 25 cents. Pu sera should beware o! tess imitations, and plasters ha # similar Ber 4 se. febs-s,w, 1m, A YER'S SARSPARILL4. Nothing Short of Unmistakable Benefits conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers could originateand maintain the reputation which AYER'S SABSPAMILLA cuinys. Iti acompound of the beet vexetable siteratives, with the Iodides of Po- tazeitm and Iron, and is’ the most effectual of all remedies for scrotaious, mercurial, or blood dis- orders, Uniformly successful and ‘certain in is Funedial eilocts, it produces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores, Loils, Humors, Panvles, Eruptions, Skin Diseares and all disor. ers arising from impurity of the b ood. By its invigorating eftecta it sways relieves and often cures Liver Com. laints, Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and te ee renewer er ay ae the Dlood it has no equal. ater ‘Te. stores ard preserves the health, aud aparts visor exten- medicine ealth, au y.. For fo1 rs it has been sn rer and jeto-day tha most availabie for the sullering sick, anywhere. For Sate x Z. D. GILMAN np att Dearens. jan10-m,w,f,3t CANDEGE WartEbs, CET FD FTEOT AND FORKS, se ee De anlltr 1728 ( \SLISTHENIC EXERCIS: 4 Under the direction of Dr. THOMAS OALVER, AT THE GYMNASIUM, On E street, between Sth aad 7th aw, es ou Monday, ny at 4:30 p. ‘Children on Wednestay, st 4:30 and’ Saturds: Pm; Gentlemen on 8 Friday. at 7 p. and Thurads; onday, Wadnesds: m decibiy VOT SURGERY —( being requisite to bi "S_ establish WHIT! nue, op) site avoidance of Corns, &e. amon bis patro nent medical, the world. F &e.—“Daily walks nnsyivania ave. for relief frown and Ibtaing, Bad Sails, of the most emi Willa No. 623) Est | FREE ART GA Choice Oil Paintings, dicial and political diguitaries of fsblished 1861. Fee, $18 visit. Jal?-tr ON EXHIBITION No. 626 | AND SALE ik 82. ar. MARKUITERDS OL 626 AND STORE, reet. Also, largest stock of Paper Hanwings, Wind. Bhates, Pictu: Fracies, Pi ture Oords and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails, &e., in the District. BP" Tees Casi. FPPleace remember Name and Number. jyl-ly P REPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, and sell your CAST-OFF CLOTHING to your own ad- vantege. at JUSTH’S OLD STAND, jo. 619 D st. x.w., or Branch Store, 403 9ih st. now. |. B.—For F: traordini ttieaded ta ary high prices will them. Notes by ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———___ | iptelase Second-hand Clothing ex- vaid.as 1 make a mall will be promptly Bep 24+ | GEORGETOWN _ADV’M’T. [{ STARLISHED IN 1831; vi LARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874: dow most Complete in this part of the Country. W. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING Ev TABLISH MEN 49 Jefferson st., = rane st, Georgetown, Everything 1 if T atiended to. Bienkets a work by mai! Address as abo pertaining to the business promptly in chaning of Carpets, Drugwets ana ally during the sufumer months ent forand returned free of charze land express promptly attended to. ve. dylltr LARGE SILVER WATCHES, AND BOYS" PRICES. ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND IN MEN'S, LADIEF BIZES, AT VERY MODERATE M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO, feclitr ywurer @& LIBBEY, OPPOSITE NORTHEKN LIBERTY MABKED Cor. Sixth Street and New Fork Avenue. WIL ORE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET cr BOARDS at LET @ LIBBEY jpXtBE ane oe COLUSA, DISTKICT | oppOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET The lst day of February, 1879. orn alee, 0 te ao g peoMas et sclicifory it te ordgead that the raia meta dncts to the court that they are nou veniaanta ct He Dist of Ootumbia and ot be there Shorts day: th cause omy ae Cone eat: GeO Mn, Uiese: SS Cor. Sixth Btrect and Now York Avenue. at Mn. HYATT'S | thousands visit Dr. | Pe j Ar $1.50 Fact. THOMPSON'S SHIRT Pacrory, | S16 F strect mae, fet tr nt Otis, Vv ELVETS Onpoaite P- AT A SACRIFICE. | | Having a much jarcer hand than usnal at th determined to ch H REGARDLESS OF PRICE. ne OnE Atook ALITY of Veivet DON'T MISS THIS CHAN CONNOLLY's New Srawp, Ith st. avd Penna. ave. febry ] ENS Cove vehite Pig cts. : Whit» Cam! ren” Cottey } pa Cotton, | Rewnante, | Towels. Ife ; White Bpre | bare Fégings in stock. « 1 pac S150; Back i nimaeree, ONS MILLER, 20% Rridge street. 11,000 YARPS oF HAMBURG EMBROIDrRY. tT FROM THE IMPORTER, 2, 8, 4,5, 6,8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 250 and up, TABLE DAMASKS, al Linen, 59, 55, 60, . 75. 47, $1 per yard. jhieacted TABLE LINENS, all !inen, 25, 90, 37, 1234 conte, \ RK wrod Borders, GL ARSIMERES for men And boyy’ wear, 25,37, ARPETS st cost. BLANKETS st cost. | Plain White and Cc, M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, _dan2tr p®* GoODR, TRE CHEAP OASH STOR®. ‘One case ood yard wide Cotton, be. One case Androscoxsin Cotton, Te. One case Wansntta Cotton, We. One case 12.4 Bleached Sheatinsg, 200. ‘One care Marseilles Spreads, never gold than #4, $210. 20,000 Han fertnw, from Re. up. our counter, sold at 25 an: | Winter Dress Goods at cost. Bir, | 3.50.1.75, 200 and 82.50. 3-button ki ton Kids, $1.25: G-button Kids, $1.75, 1: No Gocds sold except for Gas). a7: ranted as represented. LUPTRELL | _jJang3tr 1930 Pa. ave CALICOES, 4. 5.and 60. yard. ) Calico Remnant, 26¢ pound. Cottons. 4,5 6,7, and 10c. yard. Bhoeting Cotton, I8e. yard. | hteana ed Flannels, 136 t0 Shc yee j ‘ite and c yl . Demorest's Reliable Patterns. & Bir JOSE BAILEY, cor. 0 & Fete.e.0. | FRENCH DRESS Goons. We have just Dprpes Gre tor ets Bulka. for over dremeesy Drosade Ronth fide, near 7th st, =e Sno Tne of. Rousefi Jabie Clete sad ‘Napkine 1 i arene, all wrades; Blankets, ali =i a:.1 qualities: Marsctlice Spreads, all sizer, i choice patterns, ‘Those tn want of choloe sods swell 80 exe amine our roux before picts a | _@eci9-tr S& FIND OMESS SHUIC Bade tw order, of Waiusutts 50, Sheeting | fine Lenen, Losome, for Finest DRESS SH peat O6d aa 5 #2 Shirt in the mark | ir” Riystery irt is re | SHOLESALE prices, and Bix of t mss Gilt, | The GREAT SOUTHERN 611 | pee is ade of the same mate | tery” ‘Gur $1 Shirt, resdy to put on, 18 » money, but we are compelied ty rec Factory in Daltumore, ae we are al larve adcition thereto, and 4 Stock whist the building is in Eaovhtr MEGINNISH’, J DEALER IN ALT. KINDS OF WOOD AND CoaL, Cor. Ist cid D ate. m1 feb3-1m cor AND Woon. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Call at our wharves, foot of 7th st. and see for Ppnrelt, COAL constantly arriving. “WOOD of all nds. Larve stock and fair prices Sole manufacturers of Stephenson's Patent. died KINDLING WOOD. The ouly Kindling having 4 Fire Lighter with every bnadie. eet petaek Beventh dtr Branch Office, 12th and Penn's avenue. food. PALACE MABKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FINE BaLMON, ga PHILADELPHIA