Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1879, Page 5

Suffrage in the District. THE EVENING STAR. |g, Stftrage im the Districts QUESTION AND TABLE THE RESOLUTION FAVOR- SUESDAY.. :-- December 30, 1878-) {Uy RESTORITION OF EUESRAEI ‘The Workingmen’s Assembly met last night; the president, Mr. J. P. Hamilton, in the chair, and Mr. J. T. Christian secretary pro tet. Mr. | Plowéen submitted a resolution that a com- | mittee of three be appointed to wait upon the THE, COURTS. CITY ITEMS. be ste IN GENERAL TERM. ‘The court this morning adjourned to Friday. | Lopruug’s HEADACHE SPECIFIC cures headache Cicer Court (No. Y—Judge Wyite. | 1n 5 to 20 minutes by the watch, a case 0! B a ie ae Tg ' rr ees Sees Nera a Equrry Covrr—Judge Macarthur. ss - Sup ertsa be Nesterday, Fitzgerald agt. Fitzgerald: divorce remedy all these. Price 2 cents, granted. Collins agt. Collins; do. McLaughlin FOR ALLAYING HOARSENESs and Irritation of HOLIDAY GOODS. | MEDFORD RUM, a JAMAICA anv ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH anp IRISH WHISKY, * FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES, BANANAS. 6 Boxes COX’S GELATINE, $1.00. HOLIDAY GOoDs. JfOR NEW YEAR'S DAY OR ANY F° ‘oTHEn pay» °* HOLIDAY GOODS. GomE FACTS ABOUT BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE. It ia not recommended as a substitute for the choicest brands of coffee, neither is it a poor artiele becaute itis sold so cheap. People wonder how I can make any money upon it, and well they may, The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Stag-Head Whisky, (five year old), $2.50. Baker's Old Rye Whisky, $4. WASHINGTON. DEC. For the middie Atlantic stat . ; Celebrated Methuealah Whisky, $5. st “4 od agt. McLaughlin; sale ordered. Hadley agt.| the Throat it is dal roved tl “ rns . cea | for at the present price of the raw agticle 1 do 1 warmer southeast shitting Dist Commlemioners anes drawn trom pute | Loveloy; time for’ taking testimony extended. | Ipronchtat Troches™ ave 4 talld remeny, Peevery | Low Prices. C. WITMER, cses Stecry, (rery ae). but having undertaken to furninh a wel Coffe fa erly Winds, falling, followed rainin north. | lie work while there are so many poor and Wor. Ce etet aa oF = Teport confirmed | emeacions, Ets | _decr9 1918 Penna. avenue. Pure danaloa Seite Geek ea like chat! People who try it chee Ang cura abe ter, cloudy weather, yaring away by Wed- | thy laborers without work and suffering for the : 1 To-day, Ingersoll agt. James; balance of pur- chase money allowed to be paid. King Powers; pro confesso against defendant and In- Junction granted. The Patapsco Baking Powder will do geod cheaper than any other kind. All fine Groceries at BURCHARD’s, decl9 Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-half st, For General Debility and Prostration Hop Bitters will do wonders. Prove it by trial. DESIRABLE INFORMATION.—Wool has advanced from thirty Pure New England Rum, $1.75. Just received 1,000 bushels Peachbioom and Peer- Jess Potatoes, 65¢c. per Dushel. necessaries of life. ‘The resolution was adopted. The chalr appointed Messrs. Plowden, Campbell and McDonald as the committee. THE DURANT SUFFRAGE BILL OPPOSED. ern eects ea cl ow JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE, : “LogsL NEWS. i ne hundred per cent. Woollens TNUSU, ELLENC! { PRESE: ‘The regular business being the resointion sud- | To-day, JOR PNG De een Rov. | Will open next fall about thirty percent, abore ee at HOWARD'S, Reetagp itera Amu mis, &c., To-Night. mitted by Mr. Campbell in relation to restoring | ert Ray, alas Snapper, disturbing the quiet of | Present prices. Clothing, it is estimated, will Roasted daily at my Store. JOUVIN, EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID Ford's House.—" On the Pacific” by | suffrage in the District of Columbia, was taken | Georgetown; $5 or ie days each. Wesley Hen- | then be about twenty-five per cent. higher than deciseo Cor. 7th and L sts. GLOVES, in Opera and Cloth Shades, from 2 to 6 Ford's puny. up. Mr. McDonald opposed the bill pons son, loud and boisterous; $5 or i5 days. Chas. | 2OW, and if Mr. Bayard’s bill passes, tive per Buttons, at lowest prices. Theater.—Kate Claxton in “The | by Mr. Durant, on the ground that the condi- | smith, vi cy; bonds or 90 days. Humphrey | Cent. more. Buy staple goods now of dec29-3t DOUGLASS’, - ” Uons of suffrage under bill and the ma- var ; bon Gro. C. Hi NG, $10 7th Discount of 10 per cent. allowed on all wales of arriage. : that Howard, do.; bonds or 30 days. Joseph Harris, pe INS: street. three pairs. Ten-Button WHITE KIDS $1.60. er Comique.— Across the Atlantic,” and | Ste thoueht the Giles re (an restrictive. | carrying concealed weapons; $20 or 30 days. An Authority on Black Eyes. WATCHES, A : i G Campbell took the samus flew OF tle cans Ga Alged Coleman, larceny of a shovel from Clark | Hanfy Hill, the famous = sport.” 1s sild t0 know NintH STREET, Sr. CLovp Bunprxa, | TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Western Presbyterian Church, Tn street s. We Sunday School Concert. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:10 p. m. and extinguished at 8:00 p.m. The Grand Lodge of Independent Order of Mechanics instituted a new lodge—Excelsior, Ne rith about S members last night at the ‘ard Navy ¥ A resolution was passed at a meeting of the ‘Temple of Honor, last night, commending the ladies of New York who will’not offer wine or arcent spirits on New Year's day, and trusting that their example will be followed here. Lafayette Lodge, No. 19, F. A. A. M., cele- brated its sixteenth anniversary by an enter- tainment at Masonic Temple last night. ‘The ninth annual bail of the Knights of St. Fatriek, at Odd Fellows’ Hall last evening, was Jaigely attended. A delegation of Baltimore Knights, commanded by Colonel E. T. Joyce, was in attendance, having come over on the 240 train. & Mrs. Lucy Beyer, mother of Mrs. J. A. W. Clarvoe, died last evening, about 7 o'clock, at her residence. No. 611 7th Street. southwest, in the 80 year of her age. The funeral will take place from St. Dominie’s Chureh, to-morrow, at 2 o'clock p.m. Where to Buy Holiday Goods. Although Christmas day has past we arein the midst of the holiday season and New Year pur- chases are yet to be made. We shall, therefore, continue our notices of holiday advertisers until New Year di romplete drug store, 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, there has been recetved a fresh supply of cod liver oll, which is sold at Hifty cents a pint. At MILBURN’s pharmacy, 1429 Pennsylvania avenue, there has been received a fresh supply of Bedford, Blue Lick, Deep Rock, Guyser and Saratoga waters. These excellent, waters are on draught and for sale in all quantities. Haywarp & HUTCHINSON, 317 9th street, give special attention to heating apparatus and re- modeling defective plumbing. ‘They have a full ‘Stock of stoves, ranges, «c., on hand for sale at low prices. At CARTER’S there has been a reduction in dry goods. As his store. 711 Market Space, contains everything in the line of dry goods, Carter's is the place to buy Mapa Dvsois, > ‘28 Pennsylvania avenue, has established a fi ale, and will serve table d@hote every day. Also rooms on the European and American plan. The best of wines and liquors supplied. See her’ advertise- ment. ARTHUR NATTAN, 14th and I streets, and 2d and D streets, has fine stocks of drugs and fancy articles, Prompt attention will be given to all customers. JOHN MORAN, 2126 Pennsylvania avenue, has the best of stoves, heaters and ranges. He also promptly fills orders for plumbing, gas-fitting, Un rooting, jobbing, Ivania avenue, is one of ers in the country. He palace market, cor- mer 14th and New York avenue, have all kinds ‘of meats, game, oysters, &c. They sell nothing but the best and at the m reasonable prices. WM. M. ¢ 10., corner of Ist street and all the best brands of four. brand received the first premium at the National Fair, Wa. Linkrns & SON, 20th street market, ‘20th street, always have on hand the best vege- tables, meat and game. Miss BELLE Lucas, S01 Market Space, has ele- gant dressmaking and pattern parlors. She is at the head of her line of business. TaYLor & Hurry, 933 Pennsylvania avenue, have perhaps the largest stock of gentlemen’s and ladies’ goods in the city. Their gloves are noted for their beauty and durability. Le have a full stock of ali the latest styles of cof- Jars and cuffs for ladies and gentlemen, CHRISTMAS FESTIVALS.—Last evening the Sun- day school of the First Baptist Church (Rev. Dr. Cuthbert), held their festival in the school room, which was handsomely decorated with eyer- greens and appropriate mottoes. The exercises Were conducted by Mr. R. C. Fox, the superin- tendent. and coi ed of mnust by Prof. Kin, C dike e cho’ hrisiniis gospe service of sive readings, and appropriate Bungay School songs, including several reclta- tions by the children, etc. The report of the school showed an increase of fifty-eight per cent, ip the Sunday school during the year. The cvllections during the year amounted to $336.05. Mr. Fox made a short Ss, urging renewed ‘efforts during the incoming year. Several pre sentations were made—to Miss Robinson (of Miss Thornton’s cla the “Life of Christ,” bringing In the largest number of scholai Hazleton (of Miss Fox’s of the Bible” to ass), and Miss Cooper (of Mi: » Mr. McCully (of Mr. Mason’s ss), for regular attendance; boquets to Professor King and to the pastor, Rev. Dr. Cuthbert, (who was de- tained at home by {llness), and a photograph of class to Miss Roberta Fox. The lage were all remembered, as also many of their friends. Re- ireshments were served with coffee, tea, &¢. ‘The Christmas festival of the Sunday school of the Church of the Incarnation was held yes- terday evening in the church, which was elabo- rately decorated, and was crowded with an in- terested congregation. The Adeste Fideles was sung as a processional, and was followed by choral evening prayer, and the singing of Christmas carols and hymns, The school was addressed by the rector, the Rev. Dr. Townsend, and gifts were distributed to the scholars, who in turn brought offerings of groceries. &¢., for the poor. The festival reflected great credit on the superintendent of the school, Mr. D. C. Mor- rison, and on the musical director, Mr. John E. Parker, Mr. Jno. P. Franklin presided at the organ, and rendered the difficult music of the choral service in such a manner as to make it a perfect success. The large Sunday-school of the Memorial Lutheran Chureh had the religious part of its Christmas Sunday afternoon. e excellent music was under the charge of Prof. John H. Selffert, the musical conductor of the churc' ‘There were responsive scripture readings and addresses by Prof. Guss, of Pennsylvania, and by the pastor. The social part of Christmas was greatly enjoyed last night by a great crowd of children with their parents and friends in the Memorial Chapel. Robert B. Kinsell and Geo. ‘Ryneal, jr., With Dr. J. W. Graham and G. Callahan were the chief managers. There was Singing, recitations by the children, and short ches, with an abundant supply of cream and cake. W. B. Keed’s Sons kindly sent baskets of Florida oranges and apples for the large in- fant department of the school, which is in a of Miss Butler. Everybody was greatly delighted, and that Memorial Christmas will not soon be forgotten. Waugh C pel day school with its int class numbering 375—the school under the perintendence of O. 'T. Edgar and the tnfant class under Mr. W. W.S. Dyre, had their Christ- mas celebration last evening, in which the pas- tor, Rev. Jos. R. Wheeler, and the congregation participated. ‘The services were interesting, embracing ‘recitations, singing, &¢., during which a hymn book was presented to Mr. W. Middleton and a Bible to Mr. L. Donohue. The exercises by the infant class were particularly interesting. There were three heavily laden Christmas trees stripped of ther gifts for the Mr. McDonald, statin; tions of suffrage should be required in the Dis- trict of Columbia than in any state or territory. What we want are the same Constitutional rights as other citizens of the country. He hoy the members of this assembly would look after this thing, and not suffer such a bill to become Mr. Plowden made remarks of a similar tenor. He was reed to having any franctise except full and free suffrage in this District. Congress would not dare to make sucha Dill into law for this District. Mr. McDonald said he would be satisfied with the same kind of franchise law as the people of Ohio, Penns yanla or Connecticut now enjoy. He moved that the resolution be amended So as to make the franchise laws of a character similar to those of the states named. CONGRESS AND THE DISTRICT PEOPLE. Mr. Jullien said the difficulty in the way was ‘That the Constitution of the United States gives to Congress the exelusive jurisdiction on all matters connected with the District of Colum- bia, and the citizens have no rights excépt those Congress chooses to give them. He could see nothing to complain of as it stands now. Con- <3 Is pledged to furnish one-half the means rrying @n the government. Would Con- gress give us franchise and furnish one-half the means to improve our cities? He thought not, re with his views he should oppose the resolu- tion. Mr. Campbell defended the resolution, con- tending that Congress could not foist a heavy debt upon the peopie and then ve them to pay it. Congress is morally and legally bound to pay for the expense they have incurred through their own agents in this District. He thought, Congi ould pay at least two- thirds of the expense, as the government has the control of the plans of the streets and ave- nues. that no more restric- THE UPRISING IN MAINE. Mr. Hamiiton said the uprising in Maine was in consequence of the djsfranchisement of its citizens. For the same refSon the disquiet exists in this city, and there 1s no more reason why suffrage should be denied here than elsewhere, Who opposes suffrage here? The democratic party and every capitalist in the District. In his state (Kansas) such a condition of affairs would not be tolerated for an hour; and here in this District the same right of suffrage exists. This is a fundamental right which Congress cannot deny citizens anywhere. Mr. Roseberry asked what party it was that took the right of suffrage from the District. Mr. Hamilton said it was the capitalists, and most of them are weil known democrat: THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT THE BEST. Mr. Roseberry said he thought corruption was at the bottom of it all. He thought the present government here was the best they ever had while he had been in this city—thirty years. He EI did not wish any change, and hoped there would be none. Mr. Plowden thought the con- dition of things worse here now than ever be- fore. Here vers have to work for anything they can get ile our prisoners go about our streets working in the chain gang. Mr. Jullien id this chain gang plan is in operation in South Carolinia, Virginia and Georgia. Mr. Plowden said that was the first time he ever knew it. Mr. Beron was opposed to the terri- torial form of Gorerunens, either by franchise or otherwise. Ie was in favor of franchise. He wanted a voice in public matters, and did not like an empire or dictatorship government. THE SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION TABLED. Mr. Roseberry moved to lay the resolution on the table; carried, and the resolution, with the amendment, was laid on the table. Mr. McDon- ald made a motion that hereafter all meetings be secret after the next one held; laid on the table temporarily. Amusements, &c. Forp’s UrERA Hovse.—“On the Pacific” was presented at the opera house last evening. It is a very pleasant mixture of incidents of travel on abig steamer, and fun, songs and dances by a company of excellent artists. The fun of the piece is contagious. The idea of the sea voyage is well worked out, and the spice thrown in from all quarters gives it an excellent flavor. Mr. Ford’s company, led by Mrs, Germon and Mr. Denham, kept things going at a lively rate, and made the evening a most pleasant one. NATIONAL THEeATER.—Admirers of rles Reade's vigorous and picturesque novel “Waite Les” with iis interesting plot, crisp dialogues, and powerful dramatic situations will be well satisfied with the way in which its strong points are brought out in the play of “The Double Marriage” performed at the National last even- ing by Kate Claxton and company. The char- acter of “Josephine” by Kate Claxton is, how- ever, rather too lugubrious—too much in the “Two Orphans” style in fact. She ould “brace up” in the first scenes. “Josephine” was a French woman of some strength of char- acter, and with her native French vivacity until broken down by the complications which sur- rounded her. ‘The company gives her good sup- port, even down tothe baby, who was called fore the curtain, and received the plaudits of the audience with commendable sanqfroid. An old Washington favorite, Mr. H. B. Phillips, played the part of the doctor and friend of the family in usual careful manner. ‘The Double Marriage” again to-night. ITALIAN OPERA.—The opening of the sale of seats for the Italian Opera takes place to- morrow morning. Forrest HALL,GEORGETOWN.—The third grand levee, of Hermione Lodge, No. 12, K. of P., to be given here to-morrow evening, will be a pleas- ant affair. THEATER COMIQUE.—The drama, “Across the AUiantic,” now performing at the Comique, is full of interest and very sensational. The va- rieties, as usual, are of the first order. A CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT by the West- minster Presbyterian Sabbath school, will be given in the lecture-room in the rear of the church, 7th street, between D and E southwest, thisevening. It will bea very enjoyable con. cert, having been carefully arranged. —<——____ Roman, coral, diamond Jewelry received at Prigg’s. t ——__—__ PROPERTY HOLDERS and residents interested in building a market corner 7th and O streets northwest, are requested to meet at Daiiy’s Hall, O street, between 6th and 7th streets northwest, Tuesday, December 30th, at 8 penck p.m. RELIEF FOR IRE. The executive commit- tee toarrange for a demonstration in behalf of the sufferers in Ireland met at Cosmopolitan hall last night, Col. J. R. O'Beirne in the chair and Major Richard Oulahansecretary. The fol- lowing were appointed a committee toselect a committee of 100 citizens to co-operate with them:—Col. Burke, Dr. Shanahan, P. Hickey, J. D. O'Connell, M. MeCormick, Cornelius Ryan, Arthur Small, J. A. McDevitt, P. O'Hare, and James R. O'Beirne. They are to confer as to the best time for holding a mass meeting, and report at a meeting to be held next Monday night, COTTAGE CHEESE, something nice, 5¢. Also pure buttermilk. Alderney Dairy wagons. t Drvorcep.—Yesterday, in the Equity Court, ae MacArthur, a decree was made, divoreing Emily Fitzgerald from John Fitzgerald. The marriage took place In Cincinnati, in October, 1876, and she charged that the husband treated her socruelly that in July last she was com- pelied to leave her home. “She ts allowed to re- sume her maiden name of Higman. Brooks, two colored men, were ch: with an affray. Sergeant Buell testified that these men were stripped to the waist fighting on 26th street, near Pennsylvania avenue, on Friday last; $5 or 10 days each. Wm. Well, assault on Jas. Hawkins, 60 days in jail. Sonny Harris, larceny of two fan-tail pigeons from Jas. Bro- naugh; $10 30 days. Alfred Smith, assault on Keith ‘Sutherland by shooting him in the shoulder with a revelver; six months in jail. Helen Kobinson. threats to Ellen Jackson; per- sonal bonds to ke ep te peace. Fred. Stowe, ‘agrancy; personal bonds to leave the District. IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL EsraTe.—Fiteh, Fox « Brown, real estate brokers, have sold for E. utter, esq., his handsome brown-stone front lence, No. 1342 Massachusetts avenue, Tronting the Thomas Circl for $26,000. GEORGETOWN. CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS of the various Sunday schools of this city are now in "e38, The Dunbarton-street M. E. Sunday school held their annual entertainment last night. Besides the big Christmas trees laden with good things to delight the boys and girls, Miss Read, of Baltimore, was present and gave several read- ings. The Baptist Sunday school held their c ristmas festivities last night also; and St. Stephen’s Catholic-church Sunday school, of Washington, celebrated theirs by a grand fair and sociable at Forrest ha The entertain- ment of the Presbyterian Sunday school takes place to-night. The Georgetown Club gave a es y entertainment to Dr. Demanville, ot New York, at the Morgan house, last night. There a musical treat, consisting of an instrumental quintette, composed of Messrs. Eberbach, Wei- ler, Finkel, Burnett and Hoffman, and a vocal octette of the following gentlemen: W. H. Bur- nett, David L. Burnett, E. L. Whittaker, E. S. Kimball, Henry Bradley, Kohr, F. Pear- son, A. M. Read and A. G. Thompson, contribu- ted’ the music for the evening. Among the guests present were ex-Goy. Shepherd and Mr. George Gorham, ex-clerk of the Senate, who de- livered a felicitous speech. . \y USICAL PRESENTS FOR THE ‘The STIEFF and other first-class Pianos, .D folida NS, He Musle-Books,and Instruments, serviceable Toy Pianos, Phonographic Pianos, Harps-Cel Davide: Harpy Mi lophones, Xylophones an Musioal Noveltien tan great vag aang other TB in_great variety, ‘and lowest 8, a G. L. WILD & BROS. prices 8. Emponrum or Music, decl3 No. 723 7th st. n.w., bet. Gand H'sts. 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Pure Wool COLORED CASHMERES and Pure ‘Wool BLAGK CASHMERES reduced to 25c. ‘Very wide and very heavy Wool SHAKER FLAN- NEL reduced to 20c. 3 PIANO COVERS, handsomely Embroidered with Silky 3.79 up to $12, HAE Cag peso ais cellent CAT) . BROCHE SHAWLS. Broche Shawis very cheap. Good CANTON NNEL. Se Immense assortment of CLOTH for men and boys’ wear, 25c. to 81.50. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 50c. to $: 1.50. Ladies’ Wool VEST’ reduced from 81 down to 62c. Colored SATINS reduced to 85e. k and Colored SILKS (special bargains), 75, Sic., G1, 81.12, $1.25, 81-60 up to 33. Large Size Double White BLANKETS, 82.50. Very fine all Pure Wool BLANKETS, $4.50 to $12. Colored and Black SILK VELVETS reduced. Beautiful (Wool) DRESS GOODS, all colors, ag Nottingham LAOE for Curtains, Laie. to $1.25. Colored and Black CASHMERES, ne. ‘wool, Ron wide double width, reduced from 62}c. down. CARTEW'S, dect6 11 Market Space. \ HE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY “SAPANULE, TRADE “MUVWN “SAPANULE,” CURES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, **SAPANULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYCERINE LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, “SAPANULE” has no equal for Chronic Lame- nese, Lame Back, Lumbago, Sprains, Piles, Chapped Hands, Chilbiaing, Bunions, and all diseases of the Skin, Eryaipelas, Salt Rheum, Eezema, Humors of the Scalp, &c. ; Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Pneumonia, and all tory diseases. Ladies who suffer from local difficulties find immediate relief, and a ent cure by using ‘‘SAPANULE.” Used Ineponge or foot bath removes all soreness of body, limbs and feet. more al nette in America. He has given and taken Giles’ Liniment Iodide Ammonia, Giles’ Pills cure Constipation. Sold by all druggists. Send for pee R. GILES, 120 West Broadway, N. Y. Trial size 25 cents, If You Are Billi Tone wp your liver. Take Quir Sold by druggists at 25 cents a package CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. Thickens Thin Hair, Gives it New Life. “London Hair Restorer.” Restores the color. “vondon Hair Restorer. Exquisite dressing. “London Hair Restorer.” Not sticky or gummy. All are delighted with its delightful aera ir soft, and cleansing properties; keeps the hal glossy and luxuriant, causing It to grow wherg hin. Price 75e. Six bottles, §4. At leading druggists, Stott & Crom. it has fallen off or become t) well, wholesale agents, Was! Cc) ington. “ DRIVER'S RYE CORDIAL” cures stubborn colds. pees vee orders for New Year Dress with 3 3B 0. C. HENNING, 410 7th street. "ar’s recept early to Hanvey & HOupe, 1016 Pa. ave., cor. 11th St. “ DRIVER'S RYE Corprat.” is pleasant to take. SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If Jacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use Greatest remedy on earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline, &e. $1, at dru ts’. Depot, 58 Barclay street, ‘ashington at 480 Penn’a avenue. “ ALDERNEY Datry.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning and delivered in 3 Ibs. 42c, per Ib, Also, cottage milk. tt “Welles: Health Renewer.” N. Y., and for “Ward” prints, cheese and butte ‘To Ladies and Gentlemen. ‘We wish to call attention to A. No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promp' adopting the latest improvements, whether of vention, he is eiabled to do his work in a manner not to be equaled by ees these. facilities. Ladies’ and Gent’s Garments thoroughly cleansed. The effectual removal of grease spots guaranteed!!! American or European those not Specialty in cleaning Ladi partly or thoroughly. 26 Shoes and Glove cleaned nice, First-class work. AMUSEMENTS. ” Reception Dress ut black eyes than the brightest=bru- ou- sands in his time, and he says the only thing which will remove them within twelve hours i3 Gestring aNo.1 Pickled Oyster tor fon should send their orders Fisher’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, rs’ experience. Kid Moderate prices. HEATER COMIQUE, 14 MONDAY, Dec. 29, nightly, and TUESD, IDAY MATING! ayant EXTRA MATINE! Engagement of the sone, supported by, ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. iiss Emma True, in the entitled ACROSS ‘THE ATLANTIC. dec29 ‘OHKD’'S. Al Week of Fun. A HAPPY NEW YEAR MATINEE. ON THE PACIFIC} Laughed into instant success. ON THE PACIFIC! THE PAC HE PACIF! ON THE PACIFIC ON THE PACIFIC ON THE PACIFIC ON THE PACIF! :| Mirth, Musicand Melody, "ACIFIC| ON TH -ACIFIC ON THE PACIFIC| ON THE PA ON THE PACIFIC — ON THE PACIFIC’ ADULTS AND JUV MATINEES—THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. January 5—Gotthold’s Great OCTOROON. ATIONAL THEATER. ENGAGEMENT OF SIX NIGHTS. A Company of Fifty Artists. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE. EXTRA MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY. The Popular Artiste, KATE CLAXTON, Supported by CHARLES A. STEVENSON, and her own company. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Matinee and Even- ing, Charles Reade’s Emotiona! Drama, THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Evening and Matinee, and extra New Year's Matinee, THE TWO ORPHANS. VATIONAL THEATER. POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY OF THE STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OPERA SEASON ON RECORD. OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, January 5. “7 PURITANTI,” Mlle LA BLANCHE. ERGA. G,, Jannat ma”? d of Norma. Mille VALERGA.. Signor PETROVIC! Mons. CASTELMAR Wednesday evening, Jan. 7. Thursday evening, Jan. 8. Friday evening, Jan. § Saturday, Grand Matince.. Saturday’evening, Jan. 16 _ Popular prices— Admission, 30 cents and 8 ery, 80 cen ‘| . SPECIAL NOTICE.—The sale of seat will INESDAY MORNING, eae lec: commence 31, at 9 o'clock, at the Box Office. YONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT by tho WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN SAB! ATH SCHO: y = » TUESDAY, Dec. 30, at 8 ‘TURE-ROOM, rear of Church, 7tl and Es.w. Admission, 25 cents. EO. JUENEMANN’S (OUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH AND E anp F 818. N.E ap29 No. 626 E 8t. Washington, D. O EXHIBITION ON RD SALE aT MARKHITER'S FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, EE ABE Oo o0 Hi Breet, Window and Tas- Choice Oil Painti vings, Peg ey rs “See Ea-Fiease remotaber Name and Number. 23-6m it Protean actor, John Ran- ie favorite California actress, t sensational drama, ON PACIFIC] Wrrn Insocents Anoanp. ON 'FHE PACIFIC ON THE PACIFIC Frolic and Fun on Shipboard. WATCHES, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, OF ALL SIZES AND LATEST STYLES. M. W. GALT, BRO. & ©O., deere 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, NEW XEan's cirrs AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS. assortment of NEW YEAR'S CARDS, now ready for inspection.» engraved ani all styles: THE NEW LAV and MISCELLANEUGS BOOKS received as soon as published, at W. H. & O. H. MORRISOWS, Law BooksELLEeRs AND STATIONERS, aec29 “ 475 Pa. avenue. IAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. OUR STOCK IS U ‘SUALLY COMPLETE, AND PRICES NEVER LO’ 3. SAMU. KIRK & SON, 172 West Baltimore street. ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, )A “Dean Lirtte Burrercve” orn a ‘Dick DEADEYE, «iven to each purchaser of $1 and upwards of ® HOLIDAY Goons. HRISTMAS PRESENTS MAD. ESTREN'S, 1109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to 32 inches long, of best Human Hair, for $10 and $12. Only place to be had. decl9-1m ET YOUR FRIEND A MACKINNON PEN a Holiday Gift, to be had of first-class Bence ers, or of the General Avent— dec20-9t* D. W. LAPHAM, 928 F st. HOICE ILLUSTRATED D. C USTR HOLIDAY ect? ions in Outlin from Scarlet Letter; 0. C. Darby; large 41 $10.00 vs Paris Herself A; ; Sala. = 10.00 ‘PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, Breton Folk; Black burn iiustrated’y by 929 Pa. ave., next to Mitchell's. ny Caldecott. = 8.00 Kid Gloves for New Years. Our Own Coun! England; 200 Illustrated 8.00 ., Opening to-day, Ladies’ and Gent’ Homes of America; Martha Lamb. 6.00 intionss, at very low prices “Gears 2 butt Seatac 4.00 wos ana gioo, "Prices: Gem ‘aa Fanly Teutonic, Tialian and French Masters 750 Great Authors 6f all Ages: allibone ~ £00 UITAB 'D SEASON E in America; Benjamin... 8 Ss a LE Aw Seal Buin SACQUER) atk Thrackeray’s Ballard’s, 50 Tilustrations..:: 6 00 Pat lined DOLMANS and pou 3, BEES, JAMES J. CHAPMAN’S and C. for ‘ies’ and Misses. For Gen- METROPOLIT, BOO! tlemen—FUR MUFFLERS and GAUNTLETS. | gec10 PO ETEAR DOOR STORE. Peal Skin CAPS. Walking CANES, gold and ivory ieee ead. UMBRELLAS. for Ladies’ an rentlemen— Silk Guanaco. carved, ivory ‘and wood hi or ECORATED andles. B. H. STINEMETZ, 1237 Penna. AVC, ext cor. 13th st. dec26 OVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Large and rich variety of EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, SLIPPER CASES, CUSHIONS AND FANCY WORSTED WORK. CHINA and from the best factories in POTTERY: FRANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY and other couttries, especially adapted for HOLIDAY TRADE, it new stock | to which we respectfully invite the attention of Citi- in FANCY and JAPANESE GOODS, FANS, WORK % selection of Plain and Silk HANDKERCHIEES: M.'W. BEVERIDGE, LACE FICHUES, TIES, KID GLOVES, and Child- (Late Webb & Beveridge,) dec2é "608 9th street, Opp. Patent Oftice. dec’ Between 10th and 1th streets. RICE LIST OF READY-MADE ON= @F THE BEST PLACES SHIRTS AT MEGINNISS’, 1002 F st. n.w.: TO BUY ‘The ‘Crown Diamond” Shirt, fine linen Bosom, Clothing for yourself or for the boys, is at the Old | 4 elegant muslin, only 60 cents. pncinecienls) ., The “Mystery” Shirt, the old Washington, favor- CLOTHING HOUSE ite, only €5 cents. oF The ‘‘Reception” Shirt, ‘ the finest ready-made Shirt in the country, only’ NOAH WALKER & CO. ‘5 cents. No. 625 Penna. ave. At MEGINNISS’, This firm has for the past quarter of a century been famous for furnishing the octl3 1002 F street n.w. ade up in the choicest manner st low pri Cy made up in the choicest manner at very low prices. ‘This is ust the place to get suited. ty Naecds-ot SILVERBERG, 312 Seventh street, near Penna. sive. MY IMMENSE STOCK OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS IS NOW OPEN AND ARRANGED FOR THE CONVENIENT IN- SPECTION OF THE PUBLIC. Thave taken especial pains in my selections and OLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS. JOHANNISBERGER SCHLOSS, Hie Ay IMpERrarC-AU8 JOHANNISBERGER, z : OKAY CABINET, GRAND VIN CHATEAU MARGAUX, CHATEAU YQUEL, OLD COCKBURN PoRT, LD APPLE and PEACH BRANDIES, 1852—MONONGAHELA WHISK CHEIC [Two Opera Companies in One. (LES. January &. GER, in her unrivaled role :""Hekerved seats. $lextra, according tolocation. Gal- ‘o'clock, in h st., between D dec27-3t pat LD N. £. RUM, ST. CROIX RUM, self to le to show LD N. > > sell : flatter myself to be uble to show a larger variety than ever before, and at prices a marvel to (G. H. Mumm & Co., everybody. | Duminy & CHAMPAGNES| Hieaeec °°" “| Monopole, AVOID THE RUSH AND COME EARLY. erer, (Moet & Chandon. —— VIE : SILVERBERG, rae PARIS RO ae 312 Seventh street, near Penna. ave. cS (OCoLAT, - deci3 . i Merre, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, CURACO, OLD AND YOUNG, ‘PARFAIT AMOUR. Who are solicitons of making purchase of CREME DE CASSIS, THE, I would respectfully call your attention to the do. VANILLE, ong net Stn do. MOKA, ™ nor = 's ROSES. fo. Ne Wey een D and E streets northwest, Betws § PERSICO pr TORINO BLIAIE DE.COCOA. ‘Where you will find the Largest and Finest Assort- n a LA MALADETTA. Novelties in NECK WEAR just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 Nos. 621 and 623 D Street. {SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS AND FANCY GOODS. Special attention is called to the new £4 and Standard works in fine Bindi Juvenile Beoks, the best English and American editions. Episcopal Prayer Books and H 18. i Prayer Books. Christmas anc Pictures, Brackets and . “Photograph Albums,” new patterns. Albums. Elegant Writing Desks. W, Dressing Cases. Pocket Books. Chess, Check Maying Cards. Backgammon Boards,” &o.. &c. Rodgers" and Wastenholm’e Penknives. Ti Gold Pens and Pencils; new stock just opened. New Goods. Te- ived daily. §#~All articles marked in plain res at the loweet possible rates. An inspection, is invited SANCIS 'B. fi + aects GYOTS Pa. avon con tii ote EPERGNES. TEA SETS, WAITERS, CAKE BASKETS, FRUIT STANDS, BUTTER DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, CARD RECEIVERS, TOILET SETS, RODGERS & SON'S TABLE CUTLERY, VASES, &e., &o. A full stock, all new goods, and at the lowest prices. HARRIS & SHAFER, decl8-t11___1113 Pennsylvania avenue, QPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS, AT THE NEW FANCY GOODS AND LADIES’ FURNISH- ING HOUSE, 433 Ninth Street Northwest. Mrs. M. B. BRUCE & CO, Hand-painted Tics, Ornaments, etc. ; Christmas Boxes, Baskets, Handkerchiefs, & decl8-2w YERS & HEDIAN, 46 N. Charles street, Baltimore, Md., THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM. SPECIAL ART NOTICE To the Citizens of Washington. We have just ve meas @ t received and opened a SPECIAL ARTISTIC FAIENCE AND POTTERY Of entirely New Designs and Decorations. Many of the pieces are originals, no aap ticate, being Paris, made, and have never even been exhibited in but sent direct to us frem the STUDIOS OF THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS MATS aloo a tment of MIRRORS, eliave, also, a fine asco o . EBONY CABINET: ENGRAVINGS) MUSIG XES and various other objects of ART. jeries of PAINTINGS, containing choice works by foreixn and American’ artists of reputa- tion, are always open FREE tothe Public. are cordially invited to call and examine our collec: mn of RARE ANP ARTISTIC GOODS, Very suitable for Christmas and Bridal Presents. MYERS & HEDIAN, 8. Chari dec8-1m Baltimore: wa. OR THE HOLIDAYS. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TRUNKS, SATCHELS AND TRAVELING BAGS. LADIES’ BELTS AND BELT BAGS, POCKET- BOOKS AND TOY TRUNES. HARNESS, SADDLES, CARRIAGE AND RIDING: WHIPS, CARRIAGE ROBES, Erc., Erc., Etc., In great varicty, at Reasonable Prices, at the Old a tablished and Reliable Manufactures JAS. S. TOPHAM, 425 7th street nw. dec22-10t East side, adjoining Odd Fellows Hall. Hemme GOODs. FROM AUCTION. We have in stock a fine assortment of Silk and Linen HDKFS. Cloth and Kid GLOVES. Silk and Lace TIES. SCARS: AHOGge and Woolen STOCKINGS. and § SOAPS and PERFUMERIES. UMBRELLAS, BASKETS, &c. A great many of these Goods are from Importers? bargains. BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. it + = KIRCHWAbSSER. TOYS, FaNoy Goobs." Norross, WORSTED | Auctions, and are offered at special 0. LEMOMADE, { Which has ever been displa: in ‘the Met lis. CONNOLLY’S, DOUBLE SODA, | Exerisa Give him a call. You id. prices acco: to GINGER ALE, ° { Imvortep. the time. decl3 dec22 11th st. and Pa. ave. BROWN Stour, ID GLOVES: HID GLOVES! py sors ART GALLERY, e hav th trade the largest Just received for Holiday Trade full line, 1225 Pennsylvania Avenue, aslortacnt of CHOICEST: WINES BRANDIES, Jugia and Monogram KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4) RUMS, WHISKIES, and LIQUORS south of New | an ton, in Opera and Promenade, = York. ’ Letters and certificates from physigians and ‘Monos GLOVES, 2 button, 85c.: 3 button $1.10; 4 button 81.30; 6 button 81.55. A discount of ten per cent. will be allowed on all cash sales of six or more pairs. J. P. PALMER, declé No. 1107 F street northwest. connoisseurs, to the effect that they are the pt woods they ever prescribed for or used. A visit to our establishment is solicited. B. W. REED’S SONS, Importers and Dealers in Wines, &c., 1216 F street n. w. CALL AND SEE OUR Lance Stock oF PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, FRAMES, &c. The most attractive CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. All of the best quality and cheap. dec20-2w* A SET OF ROGBRS’ TRIPLE- ‘OLIDAY GOODS. Warren's Buit jagasaki, Satsuma. A splendid line of Lamps in the followin; rce= PLATED KNIVES, ONLY $2. B sala Bioko, Pinks paps i, DO! and Pink PORTABLE STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in all the latest styles. A ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED CASTOR, $3.50. Largest assortment of GAS FIXTURES in the city ‘The above goods were awarded the first premium at the late fair. E. F. BROO. KS, ‘No. 531 15th st., CorconaN BUILDING. aecl0 Heonm* GeoDs. A GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, $4.50. SCARFS—Large invoice just received of lateat NICKEL-PLATED LEADER STUDENT Lamps, | D0Vel#es- GLOVES—A finestock of Updergraff's make; 180, 83.00. full line of leading manufactures. UMBRELLAS—Best dollar Umbrella in the city @_ HOSIERY—British Hal AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS ong pale for 23) Weavy All-wool Underweart SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT Pa a SCARF PINS, RINGS and SLEEVE BUTTONS of latest patterns. SHIRTS—Made to order; from $1 to $2; Ready- made, 60 and 75 cents Tahiashen; 13 aud 90 aa. SCHAFER’S, ished. CORRESPONDING PRICES AT ‘We intend maintaining our the best goods at lowest prices. 'THOMPSON’S Suier Factory, 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Office. reputation for selling No. 1020 Seventh street northwest. dec20 ecl0 Boexs AT HALF PRICE. GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., DEALER IN RAND DISPLAY 1 ‘HE NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS AND JEWELRY, AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. DOLLS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, POCKETBOOKS, FANCY baSKETS, ahd thou- sands of articles ‘suitable for presents. Children’s GOLD RINGS, Sec. Ladies’ GOLD, CAMEO and AMETHYST HINGS, 82. Three-button KID, idy Pat en to all that bi material : hs i decl3-3w 712 7th street. Herm NOTICE. FOR USEFUL PRESENTS, om a AMEE Deb roonareh caebres: SUOES PORTABLE GAS STANDS of Latest Designs, FANCY SHADES, Erc., GoTo x" __ HAMILTON & SHEDD, 811 D st., Y. M. ©. A. Building. 16 to January 1 until 8 Beob ore from December 16 to Jai Wy ae Us (L. PRESENTS. —Sets of Collars and Cuffs, ‘Ties, Scarfs aud Bews, Silk and Linen Hand- kerchiefs, He shirts, 1 Bouble Busk Corsets, Clocks, Gloves, Sus: ponders, Shawis, Umbrellas, Cardigan Jackelsy all at low prices. decl3 RADBURY PIANOS, . G. SMITH, manufacturer, Brooklyn, N. ¥., avarded {he First Prom at the National Fair. OVER 16,000 IN USE. A large sszortment of these celebrated INSTRU. lways on hand sale it at the tory rates. Ondore received for OIL AND WATER COLORS, factory rates, Ooms Sowed was an animated ong’ Scene which fol- | bor New Yeaws Cauts—Fine biack cloth | Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. BALLS, PARTIES, &e. Prin Sa Sieclim 1103 Ponmsyloania avensie. jowed wi an! ne. 4 bad 2 oe = - So oe suits at Straus’, No. 1011 Penna. ave. t Sold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and $1 per bottle. HIRD GRAND LEVEE oan ae » | cS Mare Ailange number of BOOKS, suitable Noverties. Glenwood Cemetery Co. to C. Golden, pt. lot ti, | , SHOT Aired SigLUDER In the Police Court | Send for illuminated circular and cards. HERMIONE LODGE, No. 12, K. P., ALL xinps oF Faxcr Anmices or Houpar | J) perish RED LINE POETS, full gilt, —— gree Gof Glenwond cemetery; $7.50, Same to | charmed with an amault and battery with intent | AAMURL GERRY & COMPANY, Paorarerons WEDNESDAY. Drcmunma 31, 1879, Goons. qe eee Fei ee ee bors, res Gs,00;5d0., J. J- | to kill Keith Sutherlands, @ colored man, who 2 2 AT FORREST HALL, GEORGETO decll__ 428 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE STOC McCook to William Pope, lot 15, sq. 275; $900. Tickets, 50 ‘dec30-2t* fee (ODD. PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS, in sets and ees ce (eetited that he sav thls Young man sheoting | decls-eo _237 Broadweay, New York. a nts. = have on | fle bindings, at equally low prices. = SALE OF Real. ‘ATE. erday afternoon, | 2t a coal box ; HERISTM, A Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, sold for | tween Q and It streets northwest. Sutherlands | _=RISDRICHSE ALL aah Crean BiADy ant Cages, abo Gy f NOVELTIES, John A. Van Doren and Chas. M. Ford, trustees, | asked Alfred Smith to let him shoot. Smith Oana aaeerT OF SHED moa FOOD for Mocking Birds. M. BOARDMAN, aaa of lot 4, in square 1060, fronting 20 feet os fetased todo so, but told Sutherlands that he BITTER WATER, ‘Sold at No. 727 Sth st.. bet. G and H nw. STATIONER, 587 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. street southeast, and running back 136 feet, | (Smith) was going to shoot him (Sutherlands) THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, decl6-2w* ALEXANDER FAULHABER. BOOKSELLER AND Teoproved hy a Small frame House, {OF $490, 10 | eee en He wee coe ee ae ee | A Sure Remedy for Constipation and “Headache. dects 529 Fifteenth st. J. W. BOTELER & BRO., Geo. F. Harbin. Hee ple! holy Mewtlpe Mires oe —— i MASONIC TEMPLE, J M. & RB. COHEN’S 923 Pennsylvania avenue. es ; — PECTA ELEctiow oF OFricexs.—Calanthe Lodge No. | taking effect in his right shoulder. ‘The charge NING, Janvany 8, ° FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 31, K. of P., last night elected the following om: | of assault and battery with Intent to kill was GENUINE PCRS OA SENT MU ANCSEe Ne fer refused for S OEERA 6! 7@& | VEW Boous vor THE noumpays,. cers:—C. Beekman, past chancellor; J. A. Har- | uot sustained. and Smith was sent to jail for six ioe ‘Tickets to be had at the principal Hoteis and Book DuMoxDs, WATCHES, THERM nies Suave rion tor ucenee eae Ehren AvL. Smiths Kobe and Se te | MMU fr Simple sant Ase ehaltag suet deneiey Stores. TE |g EMO RN e: 1007 Heh ot. m.w, SEiasses, | aylfh Yin Ste ana to Oost; by Herbert Foxwell, AM of Es W.’ ML. Sted Founp.—The place to buy pure sweet clder From the Springs. MST ANNUAL LEVER 01a Violin for sale. novii_ | Gatalognes sent on alt ead gs? OO: Coles, M. of A.; Wm. Reynolds, c. Made fresh every day at the New York elder | sagrenrye go Gee nageeten, Aga hE MT, BRA OPE. ; F. W. McALLISTER, AMERICA our Netlonal Hiymia: Taste ee oP sine Sow. Watteeees, oe are : SS i CELESTINS Go iidueys Tickets 8h, adinivtine wont and tadion. OF, FOLIDAY Goods AT NooTs, Late of Philadelphia, ) LETTERS ot Ghest 3.2 vole. ; $3. Vanderveer. School commititee—J. P- Sin De ee SORES | GRADE — Specific for Diseascs of the | prof. Tyler’s String Band will furnish the danc- 226 Tenasyteanta Avene. | opriotan, | THE CHRISTMAS: “A novel’ urrangement- nnebaker, Jos. ickel — rr is ing music. es tals city were on Saturday evening removed to HOPIEAT-Specific for isorders of the Stomach. LS in Washin: at NOOT'S. Baltimore, Me AS CALIFORNIA PEARS are very scarce this | the excavation prepared for them in the north- ipo toliowtne: committee in charge will soe that’| in LACES we have. t and most complete | #ep60-8m 56 Lewington st-» Baltimore. Ma: season, leave order early at Needs Sous. Read | ¢ast corner of Christ Church yard and retnterred a ‘evening is promised to all who sttend. Real Duchess 5. ‘at 360. ad. F | nd the grave Fenlad Te he aoe P eh ate BOX | _ To be had of Respectable Wine Merchants, Drug- | sony Warrs, H. 8. D. Bover, Real Duchess BARES. S185; ——— gral ed. It cor | ging Baneoeee ‘sopso-bodsin dour Wax wee Real Duchess SKEARES, at 87.50. iF the members of the Y. MC: A-ana chart | cough to ied the ereeasn Con a ‘ONDON & cASHIRE 3B, Moran, & Duar, iggy iateeeenie sherpa st abetted the members 0: . . A. and thelr | enougl iy a le mon- Db Ga DA oewaLE $ era Pas Ce nds tendered a welcome to Rey. G. A. Hall, | ument over the a Deavee The eon | Lornes PALER COMPANY, aaa D GettINGs, C. A. COOsWELL. Black Satin RIBBONS, 9 to3 inches wide, at 20to25, formerly the general secretary of the associa- | on Saturday was very quiet, only the workmen OF ENGLAND. RIBBONS, js inch to. #36 inches wide, at Uon in this city. The Yn included a | and one or two chance evens being | duet, “Cheerfulness,” = he Misses Harvey, ac- | present.—{Alexandiia Gazette, 29in, : ‘Sombanled by Prot. J W. Bischof! on the plano; ——_ an address by Mr. Hall: a solo, by Miss ie ‘TELEPHONE Howson’s ice creata for New Harvey; a duet by herseif and sister; Prof. Bis- | Year's. $1.15 gal. t hors Me, Jamte, Dear,” by “Miss “Take B. Harvey. Refreshmenie follor sf wed and a pleas- ‘UDDEN DEATH.—Mr. Joseph V. Tait, son of ant social cl dead abot sg Colonel James A. Tait, ped about six o'clock last evening while sitting at the supper table. He was about 40 years of age, and leaves a wife and children. THE human body is the nearest h to Perfection; bext comes Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. .