Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1879, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. = ov Crier SiGNaL mia WASHINGTON, DEC. 26, 1879. For the middie Atlantic states and New Eng- ly land, cooler followed by warmer, ¢ eloudy weather, diminishing northwest followed by sontherly winds, rising followed by falling ‘barometer. RANGE OF THE THEEMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- ter at the Signal Office during the day:—7 a m., 22°; 7:85 am., 22°; 12 midday, 25°; 2 pu, 24° maximum minimum. 21°. “LOCAL NE NEWS. Amusements, &¢.) &c., To-Night. Ford's Opera House—Benetit of Mrs. Alice @ates “The Grand Duchess.” National Theater.—‘Evangeine.” Theater Comique.—Kit Caron, jr., in “The Maniac Hunter” a arieties. Condensed Locals. A. Dow, a physician sixty years old, formerly in practice here, and who has some time under the cai Elizabeth's insane asylum, escaped , and was recaptured in East Wash- yesterday morning and returned to the . T. D. Zachary, T. C. Fall admitted to the’bar of the me Court of the District, Wednesday, on port of the examining committee. A welcome-home reception was given Charley Nye yesterday morning at Hamline M. E. church. ‘There was singing, a prayer by Major Hall, and 2 brief introductory speech by Rev. Mr. McKen ney. Mr. Nye then took the stand, and held the close attention of his auditors for over an hour. Mr. Patrick Downey denies that he owns the steer that tossed and injured the little girl on ‘Tuesday, as published in the Star. he National Dramatic Compan: organized amateur club, made a very sucessful debut on Christinas eve, at Mr. Augustus Fors- be jin ee lay of “The Old Guard of er a M Clay Preuss’ fine renderin, The Old G ar brought down the house. te entertainment closed With dancing, songs and recitations. Where to Buy Holid2y Goods. Although Christmas day has past we are in ihe midst of holiday week and New Year pur. chases are yet to be made. The bad weather be- foreChristinas prevented many from buying what y intended and the stores are eomparatively lively to with indications that purchasers of holiday goods will be numerous fer some days yet. We therefore, ‘continue our notices Of holiday advertisers until New Year day. BLACSLIDGE'S GALLERY, Til Market Space, ts the place to get photograp le makes excel- Jent pictures and charges but iittle for them. 1427 New York avenne, bas fruit and pound cakes for the holidays. His ice cream and Charlotte Russe are delicious. A specialty is made of wedding cakes. ATLANTIC Kid gloves make elegant seful presents. Lewis’, 920 7th street, is the place to get presents for gentlemen. LHe SI 1s, inbreilas, slaves, canes; handkerehiets, sc ti ‘THE ALD! Dairy 1s furnishing’ the purest milk to be ‘found anyw! ehere. it is just the ting for ege-nogg. a JNO. MORAN, 2126 Pennsylvania avenue, sells the best sto heate1 His stock and well selected. Work in tin rooting, ing and gas fitting promptly attended te 1ERZOG, 308 9th street, is selling second-hand goods almost as good as new at very low rates. Joun R. KELLY sells first-class beef, lamb, yeal, mutton, &. He makes corned beet a spe- cialty. His places of business are stalls 62 and 630 Center market, 9th street and 208 Northern Liverty market; Dox Ti, city post oMic Marketing ‘delivered free of charge to all par Mf the city. Smokers’ articles and the best cigars and to- bacco, can be found at FRaNK Lovauray’s, 9th and F streets. Prica’s store, 457 Pennsylvania avenue, is one of the most attractive places in the city. He has almost everything that can be called for. The superb stocks of fancy goods and articles in the house decoration line, kept. by MARKRIT- BR, 626 E street, are appropriate to all seasons, and a purchase made here is never regretted, whether usefulness or beauty is the requir Ment. Markriter’s judgment can always be re- lied upon, and he is known every whereas a most honorable dealer. Howson’s ice cream, $1.15 a gal.; 1104 12th. ¢ A BUILDING AsSOciATION CaSE.—A sult in re- plevin was entered Wednesday by the Carroll a Tative Building association, against John inkhorn, their Tate secretary, for the pos- pelen of their books and papers. Only a por- tion being recovered, a warrant was sworn out under the act of Congress passed to meet Dis- trict Surveyor Forsyth’s case, and Blinkhorn Was arrested and afterwards released on parole, and his case fixed for trial in the Police Court Monday. RvpBer Coats, boots and stockings, sporting suits and garments, morning robes and jackets, ‘on | a newly superior cardigan jackets, and not usually found with readiness, may be inquired for with confidene Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, 410 7th stree t ——___ Roping 4 REPORTER.—The residence of Mr. _ H.O. Noyes, a Star reporter, at No. 210 13th Street suthwest. was entered Christmas Eve by burglars, who carried off a lot of clothing,&c. 1he entrance was effected by a rear window. After scaling the fence, the window shutter was forced, and the window raised, and the extt was by the same route. The articles carried off were a pair of men’s low i half gaiter) shoes, black on hat ’s biack Bearer ces cloth coat, boy’s lotn uyéTcoat, lady’s black and white (mottled) shawl—fringé v: Seme color child’s Diaek efreular beaver cloth with hood attached r trimmings, child’s straw hat, ‘and an umbrella with the letter “N” cut on end of handle. A basket or apples and raisins was = in a neighbor's y: They were re- store —_—-—— Brrrer reduced to 42c. lb. Alderney Dairy. t A COLORED Ta1zF CTs 4 WomaN Wir His Razon.—Mrs. Vickers, while sitting in her wagon, near the O-street market, Wednesday evening, discovered a colored man in the ve- hicle. She attempted to put him out, when be drew a razor and made a lunge at her with it, but she raised her arms to protect her face and received an ugly cut on the right arm, near the elbow. The fellow escaped and Mrs _ Vickers was taken to Dr. Gieseking’s office, where her burt was THE D. C. Borricutrcrat Society met Wednesday evening at German hall, Mr. Saul residing, and Mr. W. Gillingham secretary. Clark and Curtis reported that they had not determined on a day for the fair in Septem- ber as they were desirous not to conflict with the exhibition of the Baltimore association. Mr. Clark gave notice of amendment to the consti- tion eng oe the —— for holding the election of office an essay on the “use of flowers for home adomament” Or. Ce Clarke wade some remarks on the mistletoe, and an interesting discussion followed. The at- tention of the society was called to the floral | points arrive th offerings, which included the beautiful scarlet | pendants of the Poinsettia, a Mexican plant, especially appropriate for Christmas. HANLAN AND COUETN! telegram. fro! ‘Toronto, Ontario, December 2%, says: ** Havi Sent his deposit of $500 to Mr. Biaikie, and Jowed it vo remain tn that gentieman’s hands as a guarantee of bis intention to abide by his pro- positions, Hanlan has determined that eng otter emanating from Courtney or bis friends must be similarly supported before he consents to consider it. Hanlan, however, appears disposed to accept Courtney's offer for & race in April on ie ears heuat er pectiowss, st Le uu Nt Lk tosee some mone} meget ts show that the fait 0) is made in 08 He will not row purse. nal ial Hanian wait two weeks and ir Gouratey wa nO definite sign by that tims for Mr. Soules new the pte ice acenclusion ble matter. ick of hearing and reading aber if he did feel that ro rowing it f winning @ ALEXANDRIA CUTTING AFF AIR.—The Alex- aur Gazette ot We saday says: The in Who was cut on rht last is doing well and is considered out . The man who fs ¢harged with paving done the cut ling fs still at large, and there is no clue to his Jeaerday on tae ch i spacion an ee y on the charge ie cutting and carr to jafl to — the action of the was before one Stuart last wigat, at 7 o'clock, who, after hi ing the evidence, and the Sintth, esq... ‘who represented ACCIDENTALLY SHor Hiwegir.—About four since} Pans afternoon a Ce boy ter Gatewood accidentally shot him- Belt in the arm, between ta ald Bistretd wound. He lives on C, between streets southeast. Dr. Beall dressed the SHoT THE Wroxg May.—An altercation took lace about a between James St yp therms at the and L streets south Seddler. The him and sailor named Wi it in the left arm. TS tor bat Johtuson was arrestea. "Waisks mes Dn tom of the trouble. “Parer, Sm? No charge, if Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in it.” a } | wards Bates’ alley. District Government Affairs, Major Brock recommended that the December 26, 1879. | boundaries of the 5th and 7th police precincts be changed so that 7th street northwest, from B to T streets, be the dividing line of said pre- 4 ‘The’ recommendation has been ap- proved. : SITAL STATISTICS. The mortality im the District for the week ending Saturday last was 79, or at the rate of 16 per 1,000 perannum.' Of these 27 were e Inales, 20 white females, 16 colored males, 16 colored females, showln, th rate of 2144 per 1,000 for 24.71 for the colored population. From pneu- monia there were 12 deat! IS, diseases of the ner- Yous system 11, consumption 10. There were 75 births reported—24 white males, 25 white fe- males, 10 colored males and 6 colored females, shewing an anneal birth rate of 26.9 per 1,000 for the white and 44.86 for the colot mia- tion. Marriages reported 12—white 10, eolored 2, MORE LIGHT. Lieut. Greene has ordered the erection of lamp posts as follows:—ane on Vermont avenue, Do- ren N and Iowa Circle; one at intersection of cticut avenue, R and 26th streets north- 1; two on Ith, between S and T streets northwest; three on C, between 3d and 415 sts. southwest; one on 12th,between D and E streets southeast; one cor. 23d and F streets northwest; one northwest corner 17th and 'T streets north- west; one on E, between 9th and 10th streets northwest; one on Ist and Tiber arch; t on T, between 15h and 16th street; one corner 3d and Lingan sets, Georgetown, and one corner ist and street: tee On Caroline. be- tween 15th and 16th streets; two on N, between 17th and isth streets northwest, and one corner 12th and Boundary streets northwest. Washington Market, Ketail_Pric: Meats.—hieef, sirloin, 20. per Ib; do. porté house, 2a95¢.: MH roast, Waise.; steak, 12+ga%e. Corned Beet, 6410.3 Driéd Beet ‘ehipped, 25a3v. da. ce; Lamb, 18025¢.; Veal, 121:20e. wises Pork 1oyaiase., S Hains, sugar cured, z Shoulders, save.; Breasts, Toatte.; Lard, side. pples, 30a50c. per Deck; ’ Oranges, er doz.;’ Lemons, adie. - per doz; nas, 0ad0e. Per doz; Pears, 75e.a8i per rapes, lonlée. per Ibs do, CAMfOrnI. 25C. Ib; do., Malage, 25e, per Ib; Pumpkin, 10 —Perch, 40a50e. per bunch; Roek, large, . per Ib., 40a50¢. per bunch; Mackerel, 20a Haithut, 15a20e.; Codfish, 10¢.; Blue fish, 40 ie. per bunich;‘Trout, 1ai5c. per ib.;Black bass, a20c. per Ib.; Pike, $0a50e. eacn; Catfish, 25 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per ib, Burren! —Philadelphia Print, 45a50c. per 1b.; Western Creamery, 40a45e.; New York, 40a45¢.: Toll, 20a35¢.; Cheesé, i2aa0e; Eggs, 22h95¢. per dozen, VEGRTABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 20a30¢. per pk; © white and alse. do. sweet 40a56e. per pk; Cabbage, Salve. Beans, (Lima) i0ai%e. per qt: ts, 3a5c. per buneh: ne ade. ae. Turnips, #00. pe Squash, 2c. per 1.3 re . per bunch; Carots, 30c. per peck; Parstips, 30¢. per peck. PouLTRY.—Chickens, 50a75 per ee ; Ducks, urkeys, 12% $l per palr; Geese, Weal; ‘artridges, $1.75: $1.00 per doz.; x per doz.; Phe: canvas back. 12 head.) $ia.25 per pair; do. (shuftlers,) 7c. per pair.; do. (crow,) 40a50c. per par a0. (leal,) 50¢. per pair; do. (blue wing,) 60c. per pair; Prairie Jens, $1 per pair; Wild Turkey, Etats: Rabbits, 15a20e. cach; Squirrels, Saide. each; Venison, 20 age. per Ib, A FINE SERMON appropriate to the day was delivered yesterday by the associate rector of the Ascension church, who was assisted in the services by the Right Rev. Bishop Pinckney. ‘The musie, of a fine order, was admirably given by a voluntary choir of 20 voices, directed by our well-known and highly talented organist, Prof. Geo. W. Walter, to whom great praise 18 due for bringing the choir to its present high standard. The soprano solos were finely sung by Mrs. H. Smith and Misses Maggie Smith and Carrie St ; the alto solos by Misses Laura Murdoch and Nellie Smith. The second soprano parts in quartette (Mosenthal’s Jubilate) and in trio of Kroel’s Te Deum were finely sustained by Miss Florence Reichenbaugh, who is the for- tunate possessor of a rich mezzo Soprano v voice of rare sympathetic quality, The solos for male voices were well rendered by our favorite tenor, Mr. Edwin Hay and Messrs. B. Zevely & J, Richardson (varitone.) WIspowW-BREAKING THIEVES.—On the night of the “4th tnst., a thief entered the paint store of Mr. John H. Peake, €40 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, by breaking the transom glass over the back door, and stole about $12 In silver change from the drawer. -Officer Smith re- pee that about midnight last night some un- Known person broke the glass panes in the store doors of George E. Kirk and Thomas E. Young’s, on Pennsylvania avenue, near 434 street, evicently for the purpose of robbin; ae stores. The proprietors were notified and the premises were secured. A CoLcreD DrsrERaDo.—* Sonny” Gibbs, a stalwart colored man, was charged with a series of assaults on Katie Adams, Hattie Cogswell, Ofticer Jenifer and Officer Sutton. The testl- wony showed that he went toa house in the Division and seized the first-named and banged her head pe Inst an ash box, and when the sec- ond started for an officer he let Katie go and knocked her down and stamped on her in the Street, and two men who went to her assistance were also knocked down by him. Officer Jent- fer, in arresting him, was assaulted, and had, with assistance, some difticulty in getting him to the station. “At the door he made an unpro- voked assault on-Officer Sutton. ‘The court sen- tenced him to 30 daysin jail in the first case and 60 days in the cen and in the other two sentence jas suspended, Dr. Lovatr gives free examinations this week only at his parlors, Nos. 132 and 13234 National Hotel. Take the elevator. “He 1s the best in a diagnosis we have ever met.”—(4/avame Siale t Journal, A New Case of small-pox was sent to the hospital to-day,that of a child in the alins-house. A general system of vaccination has been inau- gurated by Dr. Townshend through the phy- sfelans to the poor. As fast as the vaccine re taken by the physicians, INSANITY OF AN ARMY OrFIcER.—Lieut. J. P. Walker, sd U. 8. Cavalry, a pattent, in the U.S. Insane Asylum, under find ae a bo: of survey, Who has been before age James sit- Ung In chambers on habeas corpus several Umes, and the hearing continued, was before Judge James to-day. Dr. W. W. Godding testi- fled at considerable length, giving his opinion that Lieut. W. was insane, and he did not con- sider that it would be safe for him to be at large. Ape AN ASSAULT AND AN EscaPe.—Yesterday Jno. Carrico, a white man, was assaulted by a col- ored man near the corner of 7th and G streets, and the assailant made his escape, goin; Up to" One of the crowd ur | suit of the fugitive—a young man aimed Gale veston Campbell—was stopped by Addison Bailey. Carrico’s assailant has not thy been ar- rested, but Addison was arraigned this morning for assaulting Campbell, and ae claiming that all_he did Was to stop’ the crowd from going throu; : Mr. Gheen’s stables, where he was em- ploye e was continued until to-morrow. DEEDS IN FRE have been recorded as follow: L. M. Keith et al. to Wm. Peters, tract in the country; $160, Samuel Cross, trustee, to John Raedy, lot 1, sq. west of sq. 623; $4,250, G. L. Leonard to J. B. Leonard, lot 81, sq. 620; $1,650. A. T. Belknap to A. A. umpbreys, | pts. ‘11 ‘and 12, Sq. 218; $10,000. J. Ss eawans, trustee, to J. G. Berret, pt. 3, sq. 199; $4,500. Wm. Berger to Sarah E. Morrison, lot 2, sq. 210; sin 50. J. Shedd to Sarah E. ‘Morrison, pt. 2, $1,152, A PaGE OF THE CZAR’ Ueve the San Frat Diary, if we may be- 0 News Letter, runs as fol- lows: “Got up att 7a. oe ‘and ordered my bath, Found four gallons of vitrol in it, and did not take it. Went to breakfast. The Nihilists had placed two torpecoes on the stairs, but I did not step on them. The coffee smelt so strongly af of afro acid that I was ents to ‘drink it. ion in my left slipper, but luckily shook itout before uiting it on. Just before sare into the carriage to togo for tor Sa was blown into ‘th and the horses inetantiy.” I fog oe hot d rive. Took a anne lunch off hi led American S. mer can’t fool me me there. Found § poisoned in my favorite chair, with the pant ecient ‘out. Did not sit down on it. Had nner at 6 made Baron Laischouno wonsk! tasi ‘every dish. He died before tne soup was cleared away. Consumed some Balti- more oysters and some London stout that I have had locked up for five years. Went to the thea- ter, and Was shot at three times in the first act. Had the entire audience hanged. Went home to bed, and slept all night on the roof of the pal- ace.” Tue Drirr or PoPuLaTion is notably illus- trated by a clip from the South Carolina and Almanac of 17%. Then Philadelphia was our chief city, second, _ population ,000; "Boston fourth, ‘18,000; Baltimore fifth, 13,03; Newport sixth, 6,000. ‘The entire popula- ton of the (eae 4,000,000. re, Wil 000, 13 outranked by New ins ees hia, peng St. fants where in the 3 ea AN Ewrsror’s Musryas.—When the Emperor William received the news of the attempt on the feof the Czar he became, it fo te goer ous, and, after —, silent for some min- the of gis instruction to youth; if we do not ipa bn tag Grercurned, and society snot serribie events, We governments do not come lutary Work of repres- LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. A a on mer Street. Editor Star: subject of the Potomac flats has for a ‘Tong time agi the public mind in, and about Washington, and I believe n has been taken with 'a view to the goot a bil by yy Congress having in view a y for tis evi). Would it not be weil to ton therein a clause, the object of whicl ‘hal Ye to east dead de after remain- ing ex] public thoroughfares for say, three tO ber removed by ‘actionot the health offi cer? My attention has been particularly called to this matter, owing to the fact that I have daily ‘to pass by the corner of 13th and 8 streets n.w., upon which corner for more than a week a large dead en bas sickened the sight on nostrils of every person who happened to be in that vieinity. Despairing of its ever being re- moved, I avail myself of your coiums to at tention of the proper authorities to the matter, pelea ought to have been oie days ago, ——— ‘was, by the police. Dec. S. STRANGER. THE MAE are = POLICE CovRT—Judge To-day, Wm. Knox, John on Bric, Robert Dorsey, Dennis Long and Win. Clark, Youd and doisterous; $50r 15 days each. Clara Wallace, Emma Harris, Henry Black, Frank Selby,James Clark and David Paine, profanity; $5 or 7 days each. Frank Selby, indecent ex, 3 charged with cat Jackson, loud; $5. ga pistol; $20 | George Thornton forfeited rofanity; $5 or 15 0. Michael Dolan, Win. Reed. dt orderly; $5. John Batley, Jarce of an wat la; $5 ori5 days. rank Mock: assault on Anna Green; $1 Dennis Long. assault on Bilen collateral. Henry Smith, a John Hurley, do., Long; $5. Robert Dorsey, assault on Annie Pearce; $10 or 30 days. John 8. Thomas, affray; forfeited. “Sonny” Gibbs, assaulf on Katle Adams; 30 days in jail; on Hattie Cogswell, 60 days; alco, assaultS on Officers Jenifer and Sut- ton; sentences were susp:nied. Addison Bai- ley was charged with assault on Galveston Campbell; continued. Robert. Woishanger, as- sault on’Charies Kerby; $3. John Lewis, as- Sault on Henrietta Beckert: continued. Henry Smith, assaulting Catherine Towles; $5 or 10 days. ' John Kirby, destroying certain property of Johanna Kirby, his mother; $10. GEORGETOWN. BUILDING AssociaTION.—At the 35th regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh Building asso- ciation, held last night at Goddard’s hall, $2,000 was asposed of, being 50 shares, retired at the stock rates. DEATH.—Mrs. Susan kL. D. Appleton. a well- known lady, formerly of Hamitton, Mass., but for the past Six years of this place, died at’ the residence of Miss Emily Dodge, on Congress street, yesterday afternoon of consumption, 1d 67 years. Quier Curistwas.— Yesterday passed off without any accidents as far as known, and with but four arrests for drunkenness. THERE WAS AN INTERESTING LECTURE at Dash- away hall this afternoon upon the kindergarten system. ‘THE Suirrer THROWN WitH [1t-Errgcr.—In the vicinity of Apex, a few days ago, there was a grand wedding among the colored folks. After the ceremony had been concluded in_handsome style, the groom, who resided in another part of the country, put his bride in a wagon, and_pre- pared to take her to his home. At this stage of the proceedings. a darkey, who had traveled, and sald that he knew thing or two about the customs of elegant. white folks, stated that {t Was always the style to throw sho: after the bride as she was driven off. The idea took {m- mensely. AS the happy couple moved awa: from the door the darkies jerked off their shi and hurled them at the vehicle. One darkey, who was the possessor of a No. 15 toot, threw a shoe with too inerring aim. The great missile flew through the alr and, striking the bride's skull, knocked her senseless in the bottom of the wagon. The groom jumped out and gave the thrower of the shoe a thrashing, cursing civlitzed eustoms with all his heart.—[daveigh His FIRsT APPEARANCE IN AN ELEVATOR.—A few days ago a man named Joseph Lacey, trom Merrimac Point, Mll., visited the St. Louis Re- publican office to see the sights. _He happened to go into the elevator without knowing what it was. Tae boy started the machine, and Mr. Lacey went wild with fright. He yelled for police, struck a violent biow at the elevator yy, and then made a jump and tried to break through the transom of a door, the level of which had just been reached. fe fell, and his head projected just over the edge of the platform. In another instant he would have nm de- headed but for the presence of mind of the boy, who reversed the engine just as Lacey’s neck to squeeze. The car moved back down, and as soon as Lacey caught sight of the giass entrance door on the first floor he dashed head- foremost through it, taking glass and sash with him. Strange enough, he was not hurt in the CITY ITEMS. rdiet from the Drag quit nee Tris Tea es & wonderful preparation in Compas of Biliousness, Headacne and Liver ITCHING Prgs.—Symptoms ‘ymptoms are moisture, in- tense itehing, aie see gee, warm in bed, are sometimes affected. “«'Sieaynels ( Onn ment” pleasant, sure cure. Also et Ringworm, Pimples, Sores, all Scaly, Crusty, Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant ee ‘anal perma- nent cure certain. Sent by mail for 50c.; three boxes, $1.25. Address letters, Dr Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, Sold by all druggists, =— by Stott & Cromwell, Washington, Dr. Mott's beep eerye re me Speer’s ee ‘The following, ron Sno. ‘celebrated Dr. Mott, of New York, speaks wonders for Mr. Speer's efforts to raise the Oporto Grape in New Jersey: 62 MADISON AVENUE, New York, April 11, 1878. MR. Avrrep Sreer,—Dear Sir: The visit which 1 made last year to your Vineyards, wine-presses and vaults at Passaic, N. J., satisfied me thor- oughly that the wines manufactured by you are pure and unadulterated, and the very best that can be offered to the public for medicinal uses. Acting upon my favorable impressions at the time, I have since recommended the Port Wine; more particularly in my practice, and am satis: tied, with marked benefit to my patients, There can be no better proof to the doubting mind, as to the Wine being made of the finest Operto Grape, than a visit to the acres of land covered with the vine bearing the luxuriant debris, and, getting up. he dashed out on the street and ran westward. In THE Course of a sensible lecture yesterday an old lady advised maidens not tomarry yoang men who had no money, and she was quite right. ‘The man who cannot take care of money is not fit to take care of a wife Y. Herald, CoNvIcTED.—Royal S. Carr has been con- victed, at Mont cae er of murder in the first for kil W. Murcommack, al reed Indians The case a Toba goto the state supreme court on e: co “Wo Do You Want, Man?”—Edie Neff, a bright little faxen-halred seven-year old daugh- ter of Mr. Wm. Howard Neff, bas a pet kitten that she very carefully puts to bed every night in a closet in her father’s residence on the War- ay ike, One morning recently at about six and while it was ip dark, she was ayrakelied by her protege juniping on the cover- ia She arose and, taking it chil fashion under her left arm, started out of the room for the cat’s restin, ng DI place, AS she stepped nolselessly fee the s fl she came suddenly upon Sroughiy, urglar, to whom she immediately jon the qui Las “Who do you want, man?” The strang’ , Startled at the sappantsa, turned and. incontineatly fled down stairs, followed as tar as the head of the age Le the little innocent, wh stood there in bare feet with cat in arm. d gazed in wondermentat the individual as he went down the steps, four at a time, and van- ished out of the front door. When daylight came a eco bag was found in the house near where e man had effected an entrance, it being the eee to use it for carrying off the plunder. {Cin. Com., 241%. DEAD MILLIONAIRES.—One of our exchanges says: Five of New York’s millionaires, estima- ted to have been worth $280,000,000; dropped oif close together. John Jacob Astor went first, and then in quick succession Commodore Van- derbilt, A. T. Stewart, Wm. C. Rhinelander and Robert Goelet, Astor's wealth was estimated at $60,000,000, Vanderb#t’s at $100,000.00, and Stewart’s about the same. Rhfnelandr’s prop- erty, Dy paper: it is supposed, $10,000,000, and Goelet’s Is estimated at $20,000,000. Sz-Allie Freese, of Wheeling, W. Va., more familiarly known as Count Freese, has been arrested at Columbus, O., on the charge of forg- ing the endorsement of Sudge George E. Boyd to a note that he had passed at Wheeling. &#~-The cattle disease 1s reported to be spread- Ing in Westchester co., N. Y., and fears are en- tertained of an epidemic. §2Hon. Eugene Hale has arrived at Port- land, Me., from his visit to Iowa, and will take his seat in the legislature at the opening. Small e; and pneumonia have broken out among the British troops in Afghanistan. The weather about Cabul is severe. §2"The new French cabinet has been formed with M. De Freycinet as Premier. t2rirwin Russell. a_ well-known dialect writer and poet, died In New Orleans last night in destitute circumstances and among strangers, after a few hours’ illness. ee~Peter Gilroy, y, aged 24, died in Cincinnati from a With a butcher knife, al- to have been inflicted by Wm. Ortner in an affray Sunday week. READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters Curatine A Powerful Tonic.| A Vegetable Medicine. \Curatine A Reliable Medicine. ic th “Gurcs Blood Diseases. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. Iron Bitters A Sure Appetizer. Iron Bitter: ‘Renew the Vigor. tt Trom Bitter Vitality. Iron Bitters Cure Malarial Diseases, Iron Bitters mB Care Dyspepsia. Iron Leas = Cure Nervous Irritability. |\Curatine * Cures Boils & Old Sores. Iron Bitters Cares Ulcers and Boils. Curating Cares Kidney Affections. Curatine ‘Cures Scrofula. Curatine Cures Rheumatism. Carat ‘For Teter, Itch, and Tamors, ‘Curatine Cures Pim Mina Blotches. tron Curatine SR, Sew 3 Price 81a Bottle. Price $1 a Bottle. TRON BITTERS AWD OURATINE Are for Scle by all Druggists, 424 fruit. Wishing you success in your praiseworuhy enterprise, I remain pepeamilly ye yours, M. D., Prof. ae bay teh Bellevue Hospital’ Medical Col- &e. e | by Drugests and Grocers. Merit Must Reap Reward, and so it is with Quirks [rish Tea, the Breat billows remedy. It only costs 25 cents, and is sold by all druggists. Bane your orders for New Year Dress with GEO. C. HENNING, 410 7th street. ens Thin Faemect e Gives it New Life. seer Hair Restorer.” Restores the color. “London Hair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. “London Hair Restorer.” Not sticky orgummy. All are delighted with tts delightful fragrance and cleansing properties; keeps the hair soft, lossy and luxuriant, causing it to grow where it has fallen off or become thin. Price 75c. Six bottles, $4. At leading druggists. Stott & Crom- well, wholesale agents, Washington. eo A Goop excuse for sickness of yourself and family is that you don’t use Hop Bliters. CURE FOR CovGH oR CoLp.—As soon as there is the slightest uneasiness of the ehest, with difficulty of eae a or indication of cough, take during the day a'few “Brown's Bronchiat roaches.” “DRIVER'S RYE Corp1AL” fs pleasant to take. hestra. ter, New York, is famous for its extraordinary precision. ‘This is due entirely to Thomas Baker, an Englishman, who has conducted it for years. Mr. Baker used to suffer terribly from rheumatism, but now Is as supple and nimble as a school boy. He ascribes his freedom, as he ought, to Giles’ Lini- ment Iodide Ammonia, Giles’ Pills cure Biliousness. Sold by all druggists. nd fe pamphlet. DR. GILES, 120 West Broadway, Trial size 25 cents. 8,6, “ DRIVER'SRYE CORDIAL” cures stubborn colds, Itching Pile: ms are Moisture, Intense itching, particularly ae mente as it pin worms were crawling in and about the parts affected, oftentimes almost unbearable. Sweayne’s Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Also cures. Tetter, Ringworm, Pimples, Sores, all Sealy, Crusty, Itching Skin Disease. Price 50 ce} béxes $1.25. “Sent by mail, on receipt of in currency or postage stamps. Address letters Dr. SWAYNE & Philadelphia. Sold by leading druggist tuét CuEw Jackson’s Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. SEINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. It lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles Health Renewer."*’ Greatest, rem on earth for impotence, sexual debility, decitne, &e. $1, at druggists’. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N. Y., and for Washington at 480 Penn‘a avenue. “ ALDERNEY Dalry.”—Fresh alderney ee churned every morning and delivered in 3 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 42c, per Ib, Also, couse? cheese and buttermilk. AMUSEMENTS. LADIES’ GOOD yezenax ‘THEATER. THIS EVENING AT 8, AND BATTRDAY MATINEE AT 2, EVANGELINE, AND THE LONE FISHERMAN, A Feast oF MIRTH AND Music. THE LIVELY WHALES! ‘THE BALLOON TRIP TO ARIZONA! ‘THE GREAT HEIFER DANCE! Superb Male and Female Chorus! LENDID COSTUMES! NEW SCENER! SPI ure ¥ AND Matinee Pree hacesion to Drees Circle, 250. for all. No secured seats. First come first served. Lower floor 56 od 75 cents, with no extra charge for secu: NEW YEAR'S WEEK, KATE CLAXTON, ‘Two Orphans and a Double Marriage. ORD’S. The Grand Duchess, ALICE OATES AS THE DUCHESS, ALICE OATES AS THE DUCHESS. ALICE OATES AS THE DECHESS, With Full Strength of Her Company of Thirty-five Artists. ONLY TIME OF THE GRAND DUCHESS. NLY TIME OF THE GRAND DUCHESS. ONLY TIME OF THE GRAND DUCHESS. IT AND LAS NIGHT BUT ONE. ae AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE. MATIN ATURDAY—‘*THELITTLE DUKE. MATINEE SATURDAY —“"THE LITTLE Di SATURDAY NIGHT A STRONG BILL, SATURDAY NIGHT A STRONG BILL. MONDAY NEXT—ON THE PACIFIC. With a powerful cast—now being performed in Bal- jore With marked success THAATER comrave. MONDAY, Dec. paktrat ye and TUESDAY and Y MATINEES. MAS DAY. A EXTRA MATINEE ON CHRIST: Engagement of the Great Yeran Seoutand Hunter. IT CARSO in his Great Dram: THE MANIA (el First time this season of Jake wee Ee in his Great Act, The Two Tramps. » JSUENEMANN’S MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEK 4TH AND STH AND E anv F Sts. N.E ap29 Washington, D. 0 Ne. Pied oN RRR ERETION Boe 626 | AND SALE [*2 MARKRITER’S FREE ART GALLERY AND 'OR. 0 626 E Street am 7a ot Pa Han Widow ie Shades, Pictures, Frames, ce sel nt Nail, &c., in spice District. remember Name and Number. s23-6m ‘ADAM DUBOIS "No. 1728 Fenn ave., has established a FIRST-CLASS CAFE, serve Table D*hote r. 1, sah alt hoe Bete af claret wine ineluica. Breekiest from to 12, Dinner from § tot. Aino inoalteenved ala ring for private ‘parties, balls. hers, receptions, euppers, ms on the European and American plan. ‘Tho best of WINES and LIGUORS suppliea. FAALU'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER Is a scientific combination of some of the most pow- erful restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom. It restores gray hair to its original color. It makes the scalp white and clean. It cures dandruff and humors, and falling out of the hair. It furnishes the nutritive principle by which the hair is nour- ished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft and gloesy, andis unsurpassed as a hair dressing. It is the most economical preparation ever offered to the public, and its effects remain a long time, making only su occasional application necessary. Itis recommended and used by eminent medical men, and officially endorsed by the State Assayer of Massachusetts. The popularity of HALL'S HAIR RENEWER has increased with the test of many years, both in this country and in foreign lands, andit is now known and used in all the civilized countries in the world. For sale by Z. D. GILMAN and all dealers. dec22 HTIFICIAL EYES AND B 2) GLASSES, H. H. HER Ope pl ian, 453 Pennsylyenia ave., cor. 455 Office honrs 10 s.m. to 2 p.m.and 6 to8 p. novs To puaoies ant Gentlemen. We wish to cali attention to A. Fisher’ Chemical Scouring ‘and Dyein; Eatabushment, No. 966 G street, near 9th Street. By romptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of pan or European invention, he is exabled to do his work in a manner not to be equale those Rot these facilities, Ladies’ and Gent’s Garments thoroughly cleansed. The effectual removal of grease spots en ! x Through skillful pressing and re: yefinishing, al like new. . Cheat garments will ap) ces iene at oe according to the work done, suit- D® GOODS REDUCED. STOVES, HEATERS, &c. BUY THE BEST. Bibb's New Baltimore and New Silver Palace. Parlor Sun and Sunnyside Latr: New Home Delight, the est Parlor Stove King Cabinet and splendid Ran, Magic Light and Magnet and ot Plumbing and Gasfitting. Roofing, Jobbin Orders by Celephone promptly attended to. JNO. MORAN, er Heating Stoves. Pure Wool COLORED CASHMERES and Pure Wool BLACK CABHMERES reduced to 25. Seco ay, wide: ae very heavy Wool SHAKER FLAN- BANG « COVERS. hendaomely Embroidered with Silk $3.75 up to #1 CLO 8, Lek 50 up to $15. Excellent a Orn ROCHE 2 SHAWLS. Broche shawl. gen Good CANTO) Immenee gasorament of GLO i for men and boys’ wear, 25¢. to $1, CARTER’S, 711 Market Space. Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 50c. to $1.50. ea $1 down to 62c. Black and G peal bargains), 75, 8Te., $1, polis, 8128, 8 TE 3. Double White BLANKETS, $2.50. Very fine all Pure Wool BLANKETS, $4.50 to 812. Colored and Black SILK VELVETS reduced. Beautiful (Wool) DRESS GOODS, all colors. 13340. Nottingham LACE for Curtains, 12%0. to $ Gstored an ‘CASH: BRE Took, extra y ‘ride double width, reduced froin G28, Gown CARTEER’S, declé 711 Market Space. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Furrn anp D STuEETs. All United States Claims and Patents attended. novl5 OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. RST GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS A, AT NEW OMLEANS, TUESDAY, JAN UARY 13ru, 1880—116th Montane DBAWING. Louisiana State Lettery Company. iy in: sted by the Legislature of the State fo jor Patcatount and chs ‘Charit- welWenrs, to which contract the inviolable f feratth |APITAL PRIZE, $30,000, KETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. 100, 0 AEE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES. ding agenta wanted at all dec?! 6 Penn. are. Eo. W. G WiTORNEY AT LAW, 321 and oes. 43s street, Channcey Law Building. Washington, D. decl7 Im* Cine AND THROAT AFFEOTIONS.—Of- fensive Breath and Dis mm the Head id Ears th naan usin) CDR. HART: ies GREAT GREAT REMEDY FOR GATARRE. ‘Bold BENSON’S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS Have received the greatest number of unquestiona- bly reliable endorsements that any external remedy ever received from physicians, druggists, the press and the public. All praise thers asa great improve- ment on the ordinary porous plasters and all other external remedies. For Lame and Weak Back, Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, Neglected Coughs, and all Local Aches and Pains, they are the best known remedy. Ask any one who has used them, or any good physician and he wil} eonfirm ‘he above statements. Sold by all Drug- gists. Price 25 cents. decl3-1m AUTHORIZED BY THE COMM ONWEALTH OF KY 1sTE POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Oo., AT MACAULEY'S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on DECEMBER 31, 1879. authorized by act of the Rize or 1605, and gustatued by afl tke Souris of suoky (al frau audulent adve the eran in Kentucky,’ standing), occur month (Stindays exce prominent state offi Ticket-holder can be his at iblished in Louisville Gou- OPK Herald and mailed ¢o ail Sete CouareRFOeD, Cou atone fae? Toul Ry. or’ No. 163° Broadway, ‘New York. sepe Responsible points, to. ‘whom liberal c liberal compensation will be Epo pat stat full f in- eerie hes mar rae a M, A. B: AUPHIN, New Orleans, Ls. or same person at No. 319 iS een New y Keak: ment c OC GERE G sue sapeseigion aud manage UREGARD and J declT-4W_ LARGE AND ATTR UPHOLSTERY conntck POLES, D bet HOLLAND'S PATENT RECOED GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1873. Is the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more SELECT OYSTE: FLORIDA GEANGES axp E. RANE Eo. Gec5 PALACE MARKET. Cor. 14th and N-¥- ae. 720 20th street. Game of all kinds. zs Turkeys, Chickensand Duck Beef, wb, Mutton, Veal, Venison. Beef Tenderloins and Swect Breads. eae Grapes, sey seek a Ord Dinner nov Wi. LINKINS & SON. IRST PREMIUM frarded: at the National Fair over all other compet- TO CERES. The handromest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard Famil; eeoeg of the = For sale by every first-class ‘Wholesale Renae Ist st. and “Ind. ave. Love WM. M. GALT & Co. JOHN B. KELLY, FALER T BEEF, LAN ON, BO. INED REEF Stalls 628, 29 ana eoo Center Market wing, and 206 and.2U8 Northern 9th-street Biber a ‘Starke: or address Box 71, City’! oMlanzeting: delivered free of charge to all aot 3:7 NORFOLE: FORTRESS MONROE eed ae Ee a ne on Mondays, We sand idays, at 5 p.m., pike pine at Bey, prida Sea Point Lookou' connecti! Lone Steamer ‘&e. Pee ‘Norfolk alternate da: re, #2; Round Trip, 83; Soe Telana fare, #1 150" egtrs d Trip, $2. DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER. Steamer JOHN W. THomPsoN leaves 6th street wharf oe Monday and Thursday, at 7 a.m., for Nomini and Saturday to Leonardtown, sto} stoppiile at intermediate landings. Steamer JaNE er rene leaves same wharf at 7 a.m. on Sanaky, oe pay: phuseday to Coan Riverand ‘riday to Chaptico, stopping at ‘intermediate per pee FOR NEW YORE. Steamers E. C, KNIGHT and JOHN Grnson alter- nately eave Bier 41, East Kiver, New York, ee Saturday sbi and 63 Water st., Georxet Friday mornin, Alexandria same’ ‘day. Freignt taken at low rates. Ay pivat r or of under National Metro; nk. Bep2' APL FSROON, President. ILYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE BET PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGETGWN, “Tine ‘for’ Bong Yaovide Nanas ey LS 1c m, Pro’ lence, am e Ne jew England oe Be LING DAYS. From Philadelphia Saturda From Washington—Monday, peor: ha See aaa Teceived dail Throng! on to Becton and Providence, ana m. 10 La. P oilin er len gi Faiasivers Consignees ef wishing thelr landed at Georgetown ae please have them marked “GrorcETown, D.C. For full inforibation apply toJ. H. JOHNSON & 1202 ¥ street northwesb, and 12th-strest wharf Wachington, D. ©.; G. F. HYDE, 59 Water street, Georgetown, D. G.} \ititaar B. OLYDE General Managers, 12 South Wharves, Philadel- ORTH GERMAN LLOYD_steusnr Lrxe BETWEEN NEW oS Ayan, Lonpox, Sour#aMrroN AND Buea ‘The steamers of this company wil ill = every Sat- prday: aren Bremen Pier, id ofa oe “ Hobo! axe of passage: ew York to Havre, don, Southampton and en frat cabin, seocnd. cabin: $60; st ee it or $ aseage ‘to .OELR iS & Or Breen New York. WG. Serzenor ck ee Pa av. ay., Agents for Washiterto PBopihad YORK—ROTTERD. Jase steamers of this line, *“W. A SCHOL- Taye ALAND," **RO’ AM, **SHOIE- D. and “MAAS,” carryi peu: mail to the Weanesiay leaves’ Jersey and Saturday. “ca, $8 80 aige inter: meats dom Walliaioae ‘New York, TUROE Dye 27 So. Wim. st.,, t Ag'ts; L. W. MOR- BoC ao Se Mats ea, Leclent Aaa, t+ W- MOE pees LINE UNITED States axp Rovat, MATL, STmAi NEW. XORE WN and LIVERPOO! EVER) DAY AND sei al ‘To: ‘steamers are among the cat, largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and have every modern improvement, including hot and cold water and electric hells in staterooms, revolving ae in saloons, bath aud amoking rooms, caer iS ae Si uo: press,” Washington. UNABD LINE. |OTICE. With the view of diminishing the chances of col Jsion, the Steamers of this line takea specific course sage and other information, apply ONE AS, Te ae Broadway, NX oF AS 22 OS, Adamy Be York or Boston, crossing 5 abs Srerlaina OF 68 at fat., or nothing to the north of 43. (Ch the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 lat., or ni the north of 42. OUNARD STEAMSHIP ANY LIM- THE s aoe COMP: . New York a Lives 1, Calle Between tb as en ly allia.......Wed. Jan.28 | Gallia. And every following Wednesday RATES OF PASSAGE. 860, $80 and $100 gold, according to accommo- dations. cket to Paris, $1 id, additional. fe Satu on favorable ‘tems. tiokete from at very low rat iteerage ti and Queenstown, Liverpool an and all other parts of of Europe, at lows ate rates. rh bills of laden given for Belfast, Gl: erp and 0 dd other ports on the Uoutinent, eyes for Mediterran: ot eht and i asian apply at. Reap cet io. hing Gre x to OTIS BIG] yeh eneek t, Washing- " CHAS. G PRANOELYE, Agent, N.Y. ) ee JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. a and FOREIGN ea Jet OF LIVERPOOL, ERGLAND: a gubseribed Capi 87,500,000 PRoeiume vecuived for 1878 mere) Gash Assets over Tlatiitien 588, 080 ‘Losses ONE. Market Valug ot Biockn ah) Pek Cent. Rates as Low as A: Strictly First-Class Company (ORE DEP. Laas RO! LE pec, Managers. Pi WASHINGTON AGENCY, Buildi im NaOH Bale pO PONE agent. AKE Ni (GE.—Sinoe January, Ihave paired from 3 to 4 watch¢ ya- ceed ii irene tak Pe ae 1,000 to any one who can prove pul Eas over voen required: K. JENSEN, 8 Fonnevivanis ave now! MPORTANT PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L. J. KAHN, 61 EAST l07H STREET, New York, Kaun's Museum oF ANaToMy, yea! onion, oF = if Re friends, patients and those consulting him, that he has OPENED AN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON, D 0. ar 608 13th street northwest, ‘Where he may be consulted EVERY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, pe reaene tae & Begs to inform his desirous of ME. L. P. JEA) ‘No. 83 North Chari vEN, DEC FEMION_ BO! On TURRDAY, WEDNESD AY and THURSDAY: No. can decl3-1m WASHINGTON, BD. D.C. Ms BELLE LUCAS. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner Sth et., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ADIES’ SHOES_OF FIRST CLASS. THE ONLY IN THE CITY. We ETO ORDER mall x ET, - decll N ASSORTMENT, PRICES EANONABLES G. SOHON'S Lith st. nw, nov25 1111 F Streer. First-class work, at moderate prices. (HE4PER THAN EV! ER. NO HUMBUG. CRLEER ATED JOE BUTTON KID VIN'S THREE’ ONLY 80 CENTS © PAIR. Every Parn WARRANTED. SILKS, SATINS, CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS, Ix Great Vantery. SILK HOUSE, 910 7th st. Bov20-Im K. MEVENBERG. a= FIRST PREMIUMS Over all competitors for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FINE SHOES Bees been awarded by the National Fair Association a. H. Mn tL ‘9th street. nov2 noyS MY bet TARGES® AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ AND MISSES CLOAKS In the city. Handsomely Trimmed hee for $8, at: WILLIAN’s, Pennsylvania ave. 7 Cite Trevise, ate o0t20 BRIDA 'TROUSSEAUS, ; MOURNING Iso, CUTTING and FITTING ng Grates hited at shortest notice, end in moet artiatier manne! 907 Pa. ave. RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND 1D OHIO BAILRO. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK. and To take effect Sunday, *Novennber 1 16, 1879, at 1:20 - LEAVE WASHINGTON. fey P-m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- S.a.m.—tNew York, Philadelphia and Boston a Sundays to Baltimore only.. Break- on Balti tim Annapolis and way. (Piod- mont, Strasburg, W Wind chieste iiaeerstowa, Breas: vi rick and wa; Relay. a.m. 8:10 a.m.—Poiut of Rocks, Piedmout, a 8:00 a.m. t Baltimore and Laurel Exp: Winchester, Hagerstown and way stations. 15 a. m.—New York, Pailadelphiay Boston an: re Express. Parlor car iew York sod ne 55 a.m.— St. Louis, hi Columbus and burg Express. Yaley Branch, Groevt Bu Sunday, near to Staunton, Pullinan Gare te Cingianatt y. Graf- ton to Sandusky, gai ‘except Saturday. 40n Sun fay oniy—Baltimore, Annapo- 10:00 imore E: Stops at tu re, | pale alte ae Laurel Anna pols foie jeeetip's a ere PAl.—Baltiucre, Annapolis, Ellicott Oity 1:30 p.in.—New. York, patiadel hia and Bostor Expres ce. Bt a at Laurel 4 aS ‘Proderick, via Relay. = Fs; — e ES wmm.—tPoint of Rocks, Fred ‘inchester and Way Stations. oe igh te Sk of Booka an and Way Stations oniy. fimore, Annapolis ‘and Way Sta- zat PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, AND forfol BAL BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun- 7 folk passengers taken in the cara direct to Deaf st Canton. Stop at, Biadensbung and Laurel. Rocks and Way Stations. TF Bultienere an Way Stations. —tBALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX- Ellicott City, via m.—tCHICAGO, SLUMBUS AND H EXPRESS. Bleeping car to Chicago. Gyteebured except Sunday.) NEW NORE, PHILADELPHIA axp bakisiione EXP! Sew car we Statior i st int in the a and received at any poi Ww. M. MENTS, L. M. COLE, Gen atte teen 1 GEO. 8. EOONTZ, General Agent. myl7 GREAT . 1879 renNsyevania 1879 THE NORTH, west siND gouTuwesr. 70 THE Souble Track; Stecl Hatlsy SPLENDID SCENERY, Miadwanices EQUIPMENT. fect DecRMBER 1st, TRAINS rvs LEAVE WASHINGT NGTOX, | iro Depot, x of Sixt oi the West, 10:40 amu" daily, with Par- mgr is Paes sad ing ase yurg to Cincinnat 7:40 p.m. daily, with Palace Car to BALTIMORE AND POTOMAG aS Ganandsigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara ‘Falls and the North, ‘at 6:06 a. x Sunday; 7:40 p.m. dai cxoopt dacarday, wt Lock Haven, and nae yee For’ N Kew, York and th z- daily, exept Bu adap, afte Baliman'Paior arn, 9:0 am. Sunday. B N. ¥., ell through trains connect at hae (so nal with boats of Brooklyn, Annex, direct fer to Fulton etreet, avold- gdouble ferriage and Journey acroes New York hiladel 8: Fort Pl lelphia, a Sunday :5 3 daily. ait excep z itimore, 6:00, 8:10, 9:90,10 40 a.m. and 130, 4:10, 4: 220,530," 7:40 and 9:45 a maa On Sunday; 10: Ab a.m: 7:40 and. For Pope's Greck Line, 6:00 Ta and 4:20 p.m., , except Stn For Anngpolin 6:00 s.10. and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- For, For, ALEXAND) ND FREDERIORSEURG RAIL- REN a) som AND WASHING- 2 8s ae Gu Budd at 49 and rotate SP south 7,00 a.m. daily, and 5:20 p.m. daily, except § Sunda; 8.10 13.3 38 7 9:05 pam. and 1d | 12:50, is p.m. as saat ease 10a.m., and 7 and miexet tion, Sleeping and Parlor Oar aoe tions cat Ro procured at ti, Offioes, north Steno: northeast corner of Sixth Fenn- deotination from ania avenue, and at the depot, where orate eran ig of bagyage to FARMER, General Passenger Agent, FRANE THOMSON: General Manaxer. EVERY ONE WHO HAS HAD ANY USE FOR LUMBER DURING ' THE LAST TWO OR THREE YEARS, WELL ENOW THAT WILLET & LIBBEY SELL LOWER THAN ANY DEALERS IN THE: DISTRICT. { BUT FEW ENOW THE SIZE OF THEIR STOO OR EXTENT OF THEIR BUSINESS. THEIR YARDS, SITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY, COVER MORE THAN FOUR ACRES, AND THEY HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK. IN THE DISTRICT. CONSUMERS NEVER GO TO BALTIMORE NOW TO PURCHASE A BILL, & BUT INSTEAD, GO TO WILLET & LIBBEY, 100 FT. CLEAR SIDING FOB..... 100 ¥T. VIRGINIA BOARDS FOR.......y0y+», 1-0 1,000 WHITE PINE SHINGLES FOR,...... 1.76 |’ 100 FT. WHITE PINE BOARDS FOR. = : OORNER SIXTH AND X. Y. AVENUE 3. W