Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1880, Page 4

ie tg ey THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY January 2, 1 ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrick oF CHIKP SIGKAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, JAN. 2, 1850, For the middle Atlantic states and New England! falling barometer, warmer southwest ‘winds, threatening and rainy weather, followed in the western portions by rising barometer, ey cooler, partly cloudy, and clearing “LOCAL NE NEWS. t Amasements, &c., &c., To-Night. Foras Opera House.—“@n the Pacific’ by Ford's company. ¥ National Theater—Kate Claxton in “The ‘Two Orphans.” Re a Comique.—“ Across the Atlantic,” en@ —— Condensed Locals. 1, cele ee licenses were iesued in thls Dis- Ata meeting to-day of clerks in the Adjutant General's office, War department, with Mr. Henry E. Scott, chairman, and Jehn T. Fallon, secretary, suitable resolutions were adopted re- ferring to the death of their late tellow-clerk, Mr. Frank McGlatbery. A boy named Daniel Turner, living at 512 11th, street Sout hwest, shot himself through the hand’ yesterday with a pistol, which, of coursa, he didn’t know was loaded. About 8 o'clock yesterday mornitg Officer Loane found a dead infant ona lot between K and L and 6th and 7th streets. Liquor leenses of the following persens were He an by the Distriet Commissioners to-day; J. and ee Sullivan, John F, Dyer and ees Wheatley Brothers have by Gordon & Gordon filed a bill against the National Fair Ground Association, John Sherman, B. H. War- ner and others, including the directors ef the association, to enforce a mechanics’ lien. ‘The Killing of Francis Williams. ‘VERDICT OF THE CORONER'S JURY—LEE SENT 70 JAIL. Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held at the sixth precinct station bysBr. Patterson, the coroner, on the body of the boy Francis Wil- who was shot by George Lee on_the pre- ‘vious night atthe corner of i#th and P streets northwest. The first witness sworn was Robert Smallwood, who testified that on Wednesday night, in company with deceased and others, he went Into Lee’s store. Robert Maxwell called for some whisky. Lee said it was worth 25 cents a oak and Maxwell said, “Give ug 2 quart.” ked for the money first. Sam Bray said, “Way, you ain't afraid to trust us, are you?” Lee replied, “No, but I would sooner have the Money first.” Maxwell said then hawwould not take any liquor, and asked permission to go up Stairs, “Maxwell, Bruce and deceased went up stairs and remained about ten minutes, when Lee came up and ordered tkem to go out ‘of the house. A quarrel began between deceased and Lee, and continued until they came down stairs. Lee then ordered the whole crowd out of his saloon, and they started to go, when he began renee them. Bruce was the first one shot. passed through his arm and — the Shoulder of a companion named Ben Boyd. S$ Was then shot, and fell on the floor. Maxwell and Williams had been drinking before they went to Lee’s, and before the shooting had ‘been cursing and acting disorderly. Thos. Brawner corroborated the testimony of the previous witness rarding the ordering of the drinks, and stated that after he came down Stairs he was ordered out, and went across the street. In a few minutes ‘he heard pistol shot: and Sam Bray ran across 10th street and sai “Frank is shot.” In a few minutes he saw ae- ceased dragged out of the house and left on the pavement. Robert Maxwell and Chas. Carroll, who were of the party, corroborated the preceding wit- nesses in the main. Dr. Hartigan testified that the ball passed Into the brain and turned to the right; it was un- doubtedly the cause of death. Susan Wallace, who lives at Lee’s house, testi- fied that the first two shots fired were by the crowd whom Lee ordered out of the house. Williams was the man who sald, “ Get out your Shooting-irons and go to work, beys.” “The frowd began the fuss and fired the first a ‘Witness, after the affair, picked up a ball lyit on the floor near the counter. [It was shown to the jury.) Itisa bg waging about a er of an ounce, one end being flattened, and is of the same size as those in Lee’s pistol. ‘The jury rendered a verdict that Williams came to his death by reason of a pistol wound |.A DESPERATE WOMAN'S REVENGE, Senator Morgaa’s Se — Shet by Miss Her Story of ier jer Alleged Wrongs. There was great excitement about half-past three o'clock yesterday afternoon en G*street between 6th and 7th streets, In coneequence of the shooting of John H. Morgan, son of Senator Morgan,of Alabama, by Miss Lucy Walton Rhett Horton, a young lady from Dayton, jbama. Netiong since, through her counsel, shé filed a snit = the Supreme Ceurt of this District against youn ~ Morgan, charging 1 him with ‘oreach of of m: , and laying demages at j20,000, ‘as mentio! in ae Stak at the time. Tt appears from statements of persens who claim to be cognizantot the ‘tacts, yesterday afterncon Morgan, in asians ‘with @ gentle- man friend, was retu is father’s resi- dence, at the corner of 4th and @ streets, and that on, between 6th and 7th streets, in the neighborhood of Gheen’sstables, they were met by Miss Horton, and THE SHOOTING took 2 The ball tock effect in the left shoulder-of her victim, and tt 4s represented by spectators that ne ‘was within a few feet ef By at the time, and was porns from striki in him Ina vital part by his friend, who knoek« her arm up.as she fired the pistol. She at once started up th street and took an F street car going east, and was pursued by a large crowd, several persons persuading her to effect her escape before the police appegred, In the mean- zime young Morgan was assisted to his home by iriehns. Officer Joseph Carter, who was first on the spot, followed the car to sth street, when, understanding that it was a man who had fired the shot, he preceeded to the car and was about to.arrest a man inside who was pointed out by some one as the right party, when he was in- formed by another officer who arvived that it was a Woman who was wanted. MISS EORTON ARRESTED. Miss Horton at once rose up, remarking that she was the one wanted, and left the car, sur- rendering herself te Officer Carter, who turned her aver to Officer Britt, of the 5th. preeinet, and started to look after the wounded man; Mr. Britt in the mean time escorting her to the 5th ee station, on 10th street. In the mean time Miss Horton had turned over her weapon to Mr. took it to the 7th precinct station, large crowd followed the offieer and prisoner to the station. Miss Hoxton is of small stature, of dark pale complexion, dark hair and eyes, dresses in black and is very neat and trim in her generei appearance. She states that she is Sento eel ot age Oe Morgan thirty-five years old. locked in a cell, but tooka seat in L fou Ke Kelly's private office, Where soon afterwards her coun- Rel in the breach of promise case, Col. Wm. A. Cook, called and held a brief conversation with her. HER STATEMENT. Miss Horton did uot seem to be excited in the slightest degree after the shooting, and talked freely and quite as calmly us upea any com- mon place subject, stating that Morgan had deceived her at her home in Alabama, and had tried to biast her good bame in this “elty, and that through him she had been dismissed from the Treasury department by the circulation of lies as to her reputation until the head of the pureau she was in was compeiled to take notice of it; that she was without friends or a home in this city, and that it was her intention to have taken her own lite had her shot ef the destroyer of her happiness proved fatal. This isprobably ee Lieut. Kelly took from her a vial contatn- ing three grains of morphine, which she said she intended to have swallowed had her shot been fatal to Morgan. She states that her father and Senator Morgan were law partners, were both officers in the rebel army, and were fast friends during her father’s life time at Selma. At this time she became acquainted with John Morgan, she being young and inex- perienced, and it was not one before they were engaged to be married; that he took advantage of her, and after betraying her, refused to keep his promise. In the meantime her father Gied, and she had no one to a eet to for rotection, and to vindicate her honor. Finding him firm in his purpose to cast her away she finally appealed to the law, and had him Indicted for luction, which case is still pending in Alabama. John eee accompa- nied his a oe tothis city. Her situation being avery unhappy one at home, she resolved to come toW a8 Ington too, and seek some repdra- tion, and the suit here for breach of promise was the result. She states that she has abund- ant proofs to sustain the charge and mgny let- ters of his, which he and his friends have been for months trying to get from her, but she has Ghnecn heldonto them. She states that an and his friends have promised to keep tee in lucrative employment if she will relin- in the head, inflicted by a pistol in the hands of George Lee, on December 31. Lee was committed by the coroner to jail to await action by the grand jury. Washi ion Market, itctail Prices. MeEats.—Beef, sirloin, 20¢. per Ib.; do. porter- house, 20a25c.; rib roast, 1aise.; steak, 12a 20e. Corea Beet, & Sal0.; Dried Beet, ‘entpped, 25a30C.; 3 oe — Veal, f23ca20e.; Mutton, i2¥alse.; i03ga124e.; Sausage, ee con, Hanis stigar cured, 123al4e.; jhoulders, Sa9c.; Breasts, earl: Lard, saidc. Boas0e. a EKUTTa. Appi peck; Oranges, 0ai5. per doz.;’ Lemons, sade. per doz; Banannas, 30ad0c. per doz.; Pears, 75c.a$1 per pk.; Grapes, 10alse. per 1b.;’ do. California. 25c. per Tb; do., Malaga, 25c. ‘per 1b.; Pumpkin, 10 T Ib. “dasoe. per punch; 3 ackerel, ha Abbe. per bunch; Trott, aise. ‘per ib.;Black bass, 15a20c. per Ib.; Pike, “40a50e. each; cattish, 5 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per Ib. BUTTER.—Philadelphia Print, 45a50e. per Ib.; ‘Western Creamery, ati -; New York, 0adse.: Toll, 200s5¢.; Cheese, 12406; Begs, wazsc. per ee Trish, 202300, per pk; do, sweet 40a5#c. per pk; Cabbage, Beans, (Lima) 12aise. per qt. per hea per pec per bune! Per peck. az5 per T5e.a$1 per pairs Geexe, She.agis Turk alse. per Ib. Game.—Partridge: doz.; Robins, $1.00 per doz.; Snipe Woodcock, $2 per doz.; Pheasants it per pair; Ducks, (canvas ‘back,) $1.750%2 per pair; do. (red head,) $1a1.25 per pi do. (shuffiers,) 75c. per pair.; go. (crow,) 40a50e. per pair; do. (feal,) 50c. aly ir; do. (blue wing.) 60c. per Pair; Prairie ens, #1 per pai Turkey, $1a1.50; Rabbits, ‘T5a20e. ae Squirrels, dalle. each; Venison, 20 ae. per Ib, ALEXANDRIA Nor! Ssrs. Matthew Lat- ten and James T.. Walker, the two police officers, elected by the city council, and whom Mayor Smith refused to swear in, have sued out @ warrant before Justice Lovejoy against the | city council for the sum of $26.67 each, for pay as policemen, alleged to be due them for the month of December, Mayor Smith yester day was presented with a gold-heaged ebons cane as a testimonial of respect and esteem from | a number of New Year callers. ‘THe Firta Fammy Revnton P. X. 8. of Daw- | son Lodge was eu toyed by all present last Wed- | nesday night at sonic Temple. There ir. F ‘ockar, a duet by Misses An- solo by Miss Mollie Byrne, ora (charact W.'T, Dosnely, and recitation by Miss Maggie Saxton. after which the floor was cleared for K a farewell (o the old year fo the Dew One Was beautifully enactee Sy an ons yinal musical allegory written and arran: Mrs. Nellie Bradley and Mr. H. H. Waza '~. Shine appeared as “Old Year’,” little Annie Lewis as ww Yé Mr. F. Saxton, Grand Sovereign of Statte Pleasure, accompanied v: Se ne H.C. Se E Willt nnely, C. ne Harbaugh, H. HH. Hazard, 0. T. icing, J. N. Burekhead, O. Drown, S. G. relier, H. L. Shomo, ©. La Hayne and Ea “i i itrimble ee the different cominittees. ‘Dancing w: I a late hour. Movxt VeRxoN Lopae, No. 5, K. of P., has elected ontee James H. Galleher, ; John Wanstall, jr., V..C.; Henry Yenney, John T. Moling, ‘K. of R. and S$; John a . Demongeot, M. of E.; James i A. Representatives’ to the 3 mos J. Gunning, John M. Kline, Jobn T. rae Darius D. Daughton, John B. Daughton. Lodge trustees: Amos J. Gunning, Darius D. Daughton, George W. Brown. ‘THE CukisTMs ur CUTTING Cask.—The omicer of the 1st pole recinct yesterday after- noon arresi¢d Pat Coleman, alias “ Blinkey,” named George night in Nailor’s alley, and his escape. He was brought nell this morning, and the hear- me to appear vere One. of P., at the meet- who cut another colored man, Dean, on Christm: coe alee Lover, No. 2, ing Wednesday night, clected the followin cincers for the eusuine term: | William ‘T. Borton, ¢. C5 = Peake, lank N. H. Steven: = Robert Cooke, K.o Ras; Cl ak os ‘Miter. M. of F.; samuel Langle M. of Ex.; Jos. T. K. Plant, M. of A.; Lem igitt, trustee; and the foltéwing rep- Fesentatives to the grand k Chas. E. Miller, Jno. T. Woodfield, Lemuel Fugitt, Jos. T. K. Plant and John Browers. quish these letters; but threaten, on the con- ‘rary, that if she does not give them up they will starve her out, and thus it was that she has been dismissed from office. Having no friends nor home since her dismissal she has been liv= ing at the Christian Home, an institution suy ported by the Episcopal church, located on street. She named two men whom she said had been active inthis persecution of her, having been employed by Morgan. Under this state of things she had been wrought up toa state of desperation, having no money nor friends. She has been used to shooting she said, as most southern women are, and, having this pistol, she carried it with her for protection, and meet- ing with him yesterday she made use of it. THE PISTOL CONCEALED IN A SILK BAG. As before stated,.the pistol was taken to the 7th precinct station. It is a Harrington & Rich- ardson revolwgr, manufactured at Worcester, Mass., and of 32 calibre. It was concealed at the time of the shooting ina bag made of a gentleman’s silk pocket \ikerchief, and she Tmust have held it in the bag when the "shot was fired, as there was a good-sized hole burned througn the bag. Soon after her arrival she called for Paper aes pen and wrote to her mo- ther, Mrs. H. E. Pegram, at Dayton, Alabama, for money to help her in her distress, Leow the circumstances in which she was now plac: After this she called for something to eat, and Lieut. Kelly sent a messenger to procure a sandwich and coffee, which she ate with a good appetite. ‘8 STATEMEN Mr. Morgan was attended by physicians who dressed his shoulder and hits not think the wound very serious, the ball having passed through thé fleshy part of the arm, His ver- sion of the shooting is that he and his friend passed Miss Horton on G street, and he had just remarked to his friend that that was the woman who was suing him when he heard the report of the pistol and felt the sting of the bullet; that she fired at him from the rear, and he turned and caught her by both hands. He States that he had known her since 1577, havin, Jirst met her at Selma, Ala.; that he was an of in a military company, and she frequently d balls given by his company; that she nly a casual acquaintance, and as for her that she was an acquaintance of his family and her father a law partner of Senator Morgan, it was untrue; that he had come to Washington to live, and she sent him a letter in which she threatened to enter suit against him unless he kept his promise to marry her; that he did not reply to this letter, and several others followed; that in 1875 she came to Washiny Seay | and visited him at his father’s office, and a pistol on him, but he quickly disarmea her: that she repeated her threat to bring a suit, and he told her “to go ahead and sue;” that’ she brought the suit, and he has been tn Alabama three times to stand trial, but the plaintift fuutea to ay ed each (me, nis absent from the city, bay. labama to attend the fuperal of el Houston. His son, John H. Morgan, who was shot, is clerk to the Senate commuittee on rules. ‘THE SUIT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE filed by Miss Horton—Messrs. W. A. Cook an ellabarger and Wilson appearing as her attorneys—on July Sth, last, unt he hame of Lucy Walton Rhett Hortoh against JohnH. Morgan for $20.05 damages for breach bf prom- ise Of Marriage made April ad, to be con- sumated in on Metober following. ‘The service was made on defendant on the same day and Mr. L. G. Hine entered Been for him August 7th following, and lea that he never promised’to marry plaintiff or that he ever by word or act gave her any reason to believe that he intended to marry her. Issue was joined August lth and the case calendared for trial, It being S45 on the present calendar of the Clr- cuit Court it will be some months before it can be reached in regular order. MISS HORTON OUT ON BAIL. In the Police Court at 11 o’elock to-day Mr. Coyle stated that Mr. Morgan was reported to be suffering from the wound and could not ap- pear to-day, and, with the consent of her attor- ney, the case Would be postponed on $1,000 bonds. Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood went her secu- rity, and they left the court together. Royal. TEMPLARS.—The ee — were duly installed yesterday Wheelock as officers of Capitol City Council: No: No. 1, Royal om lars of Temperance: Past counelior, niston; select councilor, F M. C. Beare, Miss E Hartman; sentinel, &. A. W1 tock. Corbett; deputy herald, 8. J. Hist; ————>——- DorreD DEAP.—Johe Brown, a colored gt dropped dead on 11th street ode st and pie about halt-} Famed Woes Et teed posed cause, apople: o his ne mother’ 's house, No. 13d si igen street. eS have been issued to d Melvina Colville, both of Prince George county, Md.; Lewis Cook and Rosa Hungerford; Robe fe and Ra. he Harris, both of Martins W.Va; James Carter and Wildreth Maith; Hyson and ‘Theresa Smiallwooc; Chas. E. @tevens and Emma Galveston, both of Baltimore, Md; J. T. Shryock and boris Walker, both of Virginia. ‘hard Ware — isabel Dirks; Levi Bailey and Jane Perry; Ashbury Robinson and Mary Hen- dlerson. —_————_ “A Cewt is good for a clay pipe,” and 25 cents Sura botile oF vr. Bull's cough syrup. t SHAWAYS kept open house at Talma aige ats Peerda dabout 500 of their orgs were present. Mr. W. T. Nimmo organ, President Holloway, Mr. fof J.D. Hutton, Mrs. Dr. pongo ee Rey nd Mille, Mrs. arent = mour, Mrs. Montis and followed by James. ©. Lee, Williams (a blind man), A! and. Ji Holloway. boa tndont with flags, and the exercises throughout were ween ing. About forty persons signed the pkcge, ae &e. OrEBa-H —The piece at Ford’s— Ney the Pacitie=—had a @ large number of spetta- tors yesterday afternoon and last evening. The com! tien of fun and music in it is calculated to be successiul. Given in the a —— or. Ford’s company its success is assured. ‘The same Gill this evening. NATIONAL’ E.—MIss. x pettigene ee — “ Louise,” in ““ The Two Orphans” last evening. The house was crowded, and the toncking and deeply pathetic play had sympathetic listeners. Miss Claxtan’s prominence in roles of the = Louise” kind fs ee established. Her support was very. thus the performance a very Urifant one. the “The Twe Orphans” ‘will be re} this: STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA Com- “ANY commence a week’s engagement at the National next ‘Monday evel me which they, an give “1 Puritan.” - “ Nor- ma,” ots,” on, mk ‘Trovatore and “ Faust The sale of seats, which nas commenced at the box office of the theater, war- rants the assertion that there will hardly be standing room at the National mext week. THEATRE CoMIQUE.—A sensational play, with lively varieties delight large audiences at the Comique nightly. THE COURTS. Sauphin IN eee TERM. ent or- hin agt. Key; re-argum: aoe oa en agt. Wright; remanded. O'Brien (naeas wit aggiment ‘below aflirmed. Ad- rT (, 2—Tuige cor. : motion for a Langdon; motian for se notwithstanding jurors overruled. Mendel a: fire Insurance company; motion that pleiat ft file security for costs granted and to strike out demurrer overruled. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Hagner. To-day the petit jurors were discharged until Monday next. ‘The cases of the followin will be called on Monday:—Jennie Comadon, Ellen Holmes, Michael Cavanaugh, Nimrod Tibbs, ‘@/m. Thompson and Simon Walker. | PROBATE CouRT—Judge Macarthur. and decrée appointing Virginia Hi collector; bond $1,¢ O00. The followin were filed and admitted to te: Boyd, ot Maryland, and Wm. Marbury, issued to Joni Marbury and John M. Wilson:) bond $50,000.) Estate of James M. Edmunds; letters issued to James Edmunds; bond $10,000. Estate of B. N. Thomas; decree granting letters to H. 8. Halley; bond $2,400. Estate of John George Neu; letters of administration d. b. n. issued to J. M. Stutz; bond $1,000. Estate of M. Green; decree ratify! investment, &c. Es- tate of Héien M. Shep! Petition of executor “referred to Register. Estate of James Stewart; report of meee enter filed. |. McH, (eters URT—Judge Snell. To-day, Roilie! sontetion Sallie Tapley, Kate White and Laura Blackburn, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days cach in the workhouse. John Kemp, profanity; $5 or7 days. Robert Lincoln, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. John F. ‘Talverg, pe lanity; $5 or 7 days. James H. Hulbert and enda Brown, vagrancy; oS cr 90 days each. en Ryan, James E. Reeves, Wm. Baird and pee SWvarileld, loud ‘and boisterous; $ or bays each. Wm. Cole, assault on George ; continued; bonds fixed at $1,600. ep lett, laveeny of about sixty dollars in mone: about one hundred and fifty dollars wort of railroad tickets from a railroad agent named Dorsey. There was no proof that Triplett stole the money, but that he found it on the street where Dorsey had lost it, and had since oitered some of the tickets for sale to some scalpers, which means he was arrested. Triplett Ton. ised the court to restore the pocket book and railroad tickets to Mr. Dorsey, and he was dis- missed. The money Bad been spent. Alexander Ebbs and James H. Collins, affray, forfeited col- lateral of #10. each, Wai. Beard, “assauit, oh Catherine Beard; said he supposed he must be guilty, but knew nothing of it. Officer Ross testified that Beard had assaulted his wife after he had arrested him on a charge of profanity. Mrs. Beard testified that she had left him lon, ago, and had been supporting herself and chil- dren; that he oiten interferes, with her affairs; $10 or 30 days. Eliza Brown, colored, larceny of berg aka Eliza Gordon—a clothesline rob- ae ee guilty, and the court im- posed a fine of $5 or 15 days. Louisa Blackburn, Assaults on Mittie Sondheimer on the ist inst. and on the 2d inst.; 60 days in jail. .: The Monarch of the Seas. THE LARGEST AND FINEST MERCANT VESSEL IN Prince THE WORLD. A new steamship, which when completed will be the largest ant finest merchant vessel in the world, is now being pants at Barrrow, England, for the Inman line. @ will be ready for use in the spring of 1881 a ‘will then begin making regular trips between this port and Live we The City of Rome was regarded as the most propiate name which could be given to this at dition to the Inmaa fleet. Her dimensions are to be as follows: Length of keel, 546 feet; length over all, 590 feet; breadth of beam, 52 feet; depth of hold,'38 feet 9 inches, and depth from top of deck houses to keel, 52 feet. Her measurement will be S,300 tons, or over 2,000 tons larger than bide! the City of Berlin or the Arizona, and 800 tons larger than the Servia, the new Cunard steams! P. which will be completed this fall. She will be over four-fifths of the ae of the Great Eastern. The engines of the City of Rome will be of 3,500 horse power, with six cyl- inders, three of which are h pressure and three low pressure. There will be eight boilers, heated as ht furnaces, and the vessel can be proj at the rate of 1834 knots, an hour. cane four large masts and three smoke-funnels. A large spread of canyass can be set if necessary. The saloon and state- rooms Will contain every facility for comfort and luxury. All the latest improvements are to be added, and the entire cabin will be splendidly furnished and upholstered. There will be 275 revolving chairs at the saloon-tables, and the state-rooms will easily accommodate 300 first- class pi gers, A drawing-room, which can be occ pied | oy 100 ladies at once, will be placed on the deck, immediately over the saloon. The smoking-roora will be above the drawing-room, and will accommodate 100 persons. The saloon will contain six bath-rooms. There will be room on pour for almost any number of steerage passe! and space for an enormous quantity of Treight i tn the hold. ‘The City of Rome is to be built of steel, with a double bottom and eleven bulkheads. The top decks are to be of the best teak. No expense 1s to be spared in making borg magnificent steamship perfect in every res} She will have the highest classification of “ae vessel in the Liverpool Red-book and in the British Lloyds. ‘The Inman people expect that, so far as the transportation of passengers anc freight goes, the City of Rome will prove the monarch of the seas. ~ Times, January 1st. Ul PE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY “SAPANULE,” VN ct a a 3 & “SAPANULE,” 7 CURES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA. ‘*SAPAQULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYCERINE L@TION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, of the Humors of Diphthers, Bore ‘throat’ neumonia, al tory diseases. who suffer from local ibienies find immediate relief, and a Ren ent cure using ‘*SAPANULE.” Used in Tbe ae or cect Ba ‘removes all soreness of body, Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and $1 per bottle. Send for illuminated circular and cards. 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Torrey came to his death about 11 o'clock p.m., Decem- ber Sist, 1879, Bre stret, Googet awh, op s By Se I Dyer, on Bridge suffocation and bi eine wun me of the building. jury Rosey en lied upon fron ‘the evidence addu luced, every to say t effort was made to save the man, after it was known that he was in the uitding, and also that they are unable to determine the thestire. e man who bd Joseph Torrey out of the burning PoroMac CaM "EK. of R, See a have elected officers: C, C.; Jas. V.C.; 5. J. Boyle, chaps A. D. Wm. Woodey, recorder; A. J. Arrington, marshal. Wim. Macaboy, captain of. Jos. Atwell, J.S.; Jas. ‘Thomas, CS; Jas = eps P.C. LEGED THIEVES ARRESTED.—Alfred Pagel Hobert Richetts ana Sam. Booth, all col- re arrested this morning, on warrant Gharied with stealing 37 guano bags from Mr. Bluat, Congress street, near Canal, this morn- had sold th ir. B. Darby, em to ridge and Montgomery street No ORDER has yet been Sosa at the canal Office to close canal navigation for this season. ——— CITY ITEMS. ASK YOUR SUFFERING FRIEND to try Durang'’s Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism. Never fails. I Took a Dose of Quirk’s Irish Tea And now lI feet better than ever. I was so bil- ious it cured me. We hear this every day. A Worp To Our Creprr CusToMERs.—Tho number of our credit customers is very limit and only those who pay their bills promptly (a statement of which they have or will receive) will be continued on our books during this year, ‘No new names will be added under any circum: stances. Those not paying any attention to their accounts will find ‘them in the hands of our attorneys at an early day. Respectfully, A. Saks & Co. * I Never Felt Better. Such is the verdict after taking a dose of Quirk’s Irish Tea, Sold in packages at 2% cts, CHEw Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. “ DRIVER'S RYE CORDIAL” curesstubborn colds, ; See ie one! Ge ee in- tense itching, particularly at nig) T getting warm, in bed, increased by sci scraichings other parts are sometimes affected. “Siayne's Ounl- ment” pleasant, sure cure. Also cures Tetter, Ringworm, Pi gs —- all Sealy, Crusty, Itehy Skin Diseases. Instant relief and perma- ware oe Corer Sent by mail for 50c.; three Address letters, Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by Stott & Cromwell, Washington. eo Dr. Wm. Alex. Greene, Macon, Ga., * writes: “I cheerfully state that I have t tested the virtues and efficiency of Colden’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract of Beer in my private practice in cases of general debility, weakness, depression, dyspep- sia, loss of appetite and nervous afflictic when medicine ha proven more than useless. I have found it the best remedy I ever used in chronic alcoholism, when the stomach ts always irrit- able, and food required to nourish and invigor- ate the drooping strength and nervous depres- sion. Sold by all druggists and grocers. “* DRIVER'S RYE Corpraw” Is pleasant to take. SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, ee “Welles’ Health Renewer.”” Greatest rem earth. for impotence, sexual debility, decline, &e._ $1, at dru; ists’. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N.Y., and fur Washington at 490 Penn’a avenue. “ ALDERNEY Datry.”—Fresh alderney pa’ churned every morning and delivered in 3¢ Ibs. “Ward” prints, 42c, per Ib, Also, courage cheese and buttermilk. To eae and Gentlemen. wish to call attention to A. Fisher's chemical Scouring and Dyeing eae No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By aéopting the Aeneas improvements, w! tne or American or Eu: vention, he is exabled £9 dois work in w manner not (0"ve be equaled by those not ees these facilities. Ladies’ and Gent’s Garments thoroughly cleansed. The ef ectual removal of grease spots guaran’ guaranteed!!! Specialty in cleaning Ladies’ Reception D: ES or thoroughly. 26 years’ experience. Kid hoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices. First-class work. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATER, Two Orphans. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2. MISS KATE CLAXTON, Supported by MR. CHARLES A. STEVENSON, and a Selected Company in THE TWO ORPHANS. Miss Claxton . 2B. .-Louise. Mr, Chas. A. Stevenson in the dual characters of Chevalier DeVaudrey and Pierre, a Cripple. Jan2 'ORD’S. LAUGHED INTO ID ON THE PACIFIO~ ON THE PACIFIC ON THE PACIFIC ON THE PACIFIC WITH INNOCENTS ABOARD. WITH INNOCENTS ABOARD. WITH INNOCENTS ABOARD. WITH INNOCENTS ABOARD. EVERYTHING BRIGHT AND DASHING. TOO MUCH TO DESCRIBE. OVER THIRTY SINGERS, ‘TEN COMEDIAN: JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY. NNOCENT MATINEE SATURDAY. Jan. §-—Gottholi’s Great Octoreon. janl.2¢ Fun. ) INSTANT SUCCESS. THosny parapet tly, and TUESDAY and 9, nigh Say tate EXTRA MATINEE ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. Engagement of the great Pri sone, supported by the favorite California actress, 8 Emma True, in the «reat sensational drama, entitled ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. dec29 VATIONAL THEATER. January &. =Cstaae ONE WEEK ONLY OF THE ae ees Soles OF THE most t Svecess UL OPERA Teakson ON ORD. OPENING nianlt, “MONDAY, January 5. soy. ite fe mi 4 PURITANT 7, | Hus Van AZZARA, Bence STORTI... ons. CASTELMAR reo wie TE TERESINA singe a her unrivaled role Mlle VALERGA .. Boiline Si PETROVI fons. CASTELM. Oroveso ‘ednesday evening, Jan. ..CARMEN Thareaay evening, Jan. “HUGUENOTS evening, Jan. 9. ‘MIGNO} y, Grand Matinee. 'HOVATORE Saturday’evening, Jan. 1 aeasse AUST 50 cents ‘and. and gi extra, ‘according tolocation. Gal: EB-SUECIAL NOTICE.—The sale of seats com- menced THIS MORNING, at 9 o'clock, at the Box Office. dec2d EO. JUENEMANN’S JUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN 4TH AND OTH AND E anv F S18. N.E p29 Washington, D. 0 So] OSES BP ERY AND STORE, FREE ART. G. Te etrecte ‘ORE, No. 62 Fi Creek sak Paper Hangs, Window sein Stops, Nal Gc i the Distiot cnc lease remeniber Name and Number. #23-6m | HOLESALE AND RETAIL. LARGE AND A‘ pets VE STOCK i ne esa oa of our Uj nasa ocenige omen it Up. ae HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. _HOLIDAY GOODS NEW YEAWS RECEPTIONS. arose Uys GaSINWALT. Lorie nea FRUITS GLAC! BAKER'S pa MAILLARD’S CHOOOLA’ OLD COVERNMRAT JAY. GENUINE -MOCHA. B.W. REEDS SONS’, 2216 F st. nw. Sad Poeipe is season to insure Maodid Seipivonat case: yr Seo Pearsare selection. MALAGA GRAPES, FLORIDA ORANGES, CALIFORNIA PEARS, LADY APPLES, * LEMONS, FRENCH axp GERMAN FRUITS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, dec30 1491 New York Aven: XN EDFORD RUM, JAMAICA'aNp ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH anv IRISH WHISKY, FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES, BANANAS. 6 BoxEs COX'S GELATINE, 31.00. Low Prices. Cc. WITMER, dec29 1918 Penna. avenue, WATCHES, WATCHES. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WATCHES IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES, OF ALL SIZES AND LATEST STYLES. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., dec29 1107 Pennsylvania avenue, NEW Yen's GIETS NEW YEARS CARDS. We have our weual assortment of NEW YEAR'S CARDS, now ready for int BITING CARDS ved and printed in ail styles. LAW and SHISCELLANEOUS BOOKS received a8 soon as published, a W. H. & 0. H. omnisunes Law BOooksELLERS AND STATIONERS, 475 Pa. avenue. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. and zich variety of EMBROIDERED FANGY WORSTED Wi 6 THE NEW dec29 608 9th street, Opp. Patent Office. OLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS. om TSEC Oo SEH ANNISEERGER, TOKAY IMPERIAL, TOKAY CABINET, GRAND VIN CHATEAU NO AU YOU! OLD COCER TEN: ae CUEz PPLE and PEACH BRANDIES, 1852—MON: ONGAHELA heer a oie gear OLD JAMAICA HUM, (ted heart brands ; (G. H. Mumm & Co., Oe CHAMPAGNES | Hladeeck,” 7 (Moet & Chandon. EAU DE VTE DE DANTSZICE, RISC UTNO, ON vey AUNISETTE, e CURAC PARFAIT AMOUR. CREME DE CASSIS, do. “yexrag, do: MOKA, 1 pee COCOA. PERSICO pi TOR! Jali reo TAMA erra. KIRCHWADSSER. LEMOMAD! DOUBLE SODA, ENGLISH GINGER ALE, InrpoRTeD. PALE BROWN STOUT, ‘We have in store for the fhe largest assortment of CHOICEST WIN) wars, St AND | RUMS, WHISKIES, and LIQUORS south of New York. ’ Letters and certificates from physicians and connoisseurs, to the effect ae they are the purest goods 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 streét n. A SET OF ROGERS’ TRIPLE- A ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED OASTOR, 83.50. PLATED KNIVES, ONLY 82. A GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, 84.50. 5 NICKEL-PLATED LEADER STUDENT LAMPS, 83.00. AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS AT CORRESPONDING PRICES AT SCHAFER’S, No. 1020 Seventh street northwest. Sr. | Geone® RYNEAL, ae . OIL AND WATER COLOES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anv LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF ae ance ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY Goons. decll 418 ieee (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) HOMES P ances, topponite Ebbitt House), Are offering to the Holiday Trade A ORANGES. | NustH SrReer, DOUGLASS’, St. Croup BurnprNe, ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, A “Dean Lirrrte Burrercur” on a ‘DICK DerapeyE ” given to each purchaser of $1 and upwards of HOLfDAY GOODS. STMAS PRESENTS MAD. ESTREN’S, 1109 F street. SWITCHES 6 inches wide, stem 28 to $2 inches long, of best Human Hair, for $10and 812. Only place to be had. decl9-1m USErer HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. Nice. sationable Sil ‘Silk yc $4 and $5; Fine Soft deck? and Stiff Fel Gloves, Mailers, Knit Jackets, frieridid tine of SUE Ik Neckwear, 25,50, - BK Pocket Handkerchiefs, S0c. ; Linen Hand- kerchief 35,55, Se; + Collars, ux juspenders, Wrist- lets, Comforts Underwear in Washington: acluding Seariet Medicated Pisana . $1.25, $10 81. 2 Fine White Merino Undor- Bra erB, cy ae ‘Climax Starts (ready) best Ww max rts y) best in 6 cit; Shaker, Merino, Cashmere and Lamb's W ‘ool LEWIS’, 920 7th st. n.w. N.B.—Prices marked in plain figures. del9-eo2w (uorce ILLS ATED HOLIDAY Compositions in Outline; from Scarlet Letter; 0.0, Darby ss Ato. ++ 810.06 Paris Hersel: 50 Breton, Folk; jack burn iilustrated’s by our Own Coutts; Bagiand S00 Homes of Americas M: 6.00 Landscape in American Poe ie zany ‘Teutonic, Halian and French ‘Masi 7.50 Authors of all Ages: gene ibe 5.00 Artin. ayn a; Ben 4.00 ‘Thrackera: 500 JAMES J CH. METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, decl0 3 911 Pa. ave. ECORATED CHINA and, from the best factories in pny ANCE, ENGLAND, GERMANY and other couiitries, Sapecially adtayted for to which we res pectfuly invus ‘thi berate Loddon oa pectfully e attention of Citi- M. W. BEVERIDGE, Cate Webb & Beveridge, ) No. 1009 Pa. ave., Between 10th and 1th streets. RICE LIST OF READY-) P SHIRTS AT MEGINMISS 100d F oe D.W.: The ‘‘Crown Diamond” Shit ‘ane oma BRE nee Bae linen Bosom, The * ite, only The “Reception” Shirt, the finest ready-mad Shirt in the country, only'75 cents. yan, dec6 ae Shirt, the old Washington, favor- At MEGINNISS’, octl3 1002 F street n.w. SILVERBERG, 312 Seventh street, near Penna. ave. MY IMMENSE STOCK OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS IS NOW OPEN AND ARRANGED FOR THE CONVENIENT IN- SPECTION OF THE PUBLIC. Thaye taken especial paing in atten gat my selections and to be able to show a larger than ever before, and press made everybody. AVOID THE RUSH AND COME EARLY. SILVERBERG, mere Seventh street, near Penna. aye. a ADIES AND GENTLEME: a QED AND YOUNG, = Who are solicitons archase 1 would piGEID AY GO Ds. a Ss respectful cal eur ttent i ™ Establenmentor es the CBE, BU . ‘4038 Re t00y Between D and E pied rthwest, Where you will ind the Larvest and Finest Assort- TOYS, FANCY Goop! SNOT BS, FANG ebearhy WOR en Which has ever been displ in ‘the Metropol ive iim a call. “You wit in prices according t9 ID GLOVES: KID an t Just received for Holiday Trade full li Tuga and Monogram KID "GLOVES: ‘2, 3.4] button, “in Opera and Promensae| oe GLOVES, 2 button, 85c. ; button ton 1. 10; 4 button $1.30; 6 button 81.5 Bs. ‘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. _ OLIDAY GOODS. A Splendid line of Lamps in the following porce- —Kioto, Pink Doulters Raga, Warren's Bull ‘Nagasaki, Satsuma. PORTABLE STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in all the latest styles. sai assortment of GAS FIXTURES in the city ibove goods were awarded the first premium at thelnte tale E. F. BROOKS, ‘No. 531 15th st. deci0 Gonconan Boieoixs. Hemme GeoDs. BORRES— Large invoice just received of latest noveltik ‘LOVES—A fine! stock of of Updergratt'smake; 180, fa line of leading manufactures. UMBRELLAS—Best dollar Umbrella in the city UNDERWEAR snd HOSIERY—British Hal Hore. 2 pair for 25; Heavy All-wool Underwearf He ORES EE ez and Fancy, in Silk SCARF PINS, RINGS and SLEEVE BUTTONS of latest — SHIRT! le to order: from @1 to $2; Ready- made 60 and 1 cous ‘watusbod 73 aud 90 ine ished. ‘We intend maintaining our reputation for selling the best goods at lowest prices. ‘THOMPSON’S Suet Factory, deelO 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Office. Decorated Dinner ant Zou Betts and Fancy Bees AT HALF PRICE. at the Lowest Prices, ant are invited to call andexamine. Also, a fineline of CHINA, CROCKERY and HOUSEFUBNISHINGS, at lowest | ;.WS.0RWe seat figures. Store open until 9 p.m. decl2 $1.75. Wolsaa tet aa Eiiigou for Yor éini as any maa can make at any Silk Neck Wear for gentlemen ; almost is 25 give that away. cement ittey are whice thing for Gifts. inet Bo cents per dozen 50 cents. we for 17, 113, 18 and 18% Cd for 3 dect-Im_ 1002 F street n.w. GBAND DISELAY, ALL THE NOVELTIZA FANCY GOODS AND JEWELRY, SY EMIOES THA? DEFY COMPETITION. SILK BANDEERCHTEI REROHTERS, , TIES, parietal sands of articles atta. for te for of Can’ Sony rth een regain) “3 “ce |e ee aS WE WEY Kee, | SCARFS and HOODE, Wevenes We Have a COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE oF NOVELTIES, | SUITABLE FOR tar HOLIDAY PRESENTS. as much, and aec6 ber of BOOKS, suitable Sone at batt price. THE| BRITISH RED LINE POETS, full gilt, a Ia 75 cts. AYER BOOKS and HYMNALS, in sets and and we give you as fine emetny fine bindings, at equally low prices. and guaranteed to E. BOARDMAN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 529 Fifteenth st. J. M. & BR. COHEN'S HOLIDAY PRESENTS. No Ee Dutton Waren, for Loa™ Ovvror, ‘1007 ot. m. os Fine Old Violin es - Foxx coons. FROM AUCTION. Pb Eset p fine assortment of Silk and Cloth and Kid GLOVE3. Bilk and Lace TT on and Woolen STOCKINGS. PERYUMERIES. ee seen ee Some FACTS ABOUT BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE. tis not recorffmended as a substitute for th qhaleret brands of coffee, neithee is isa poor article® sold so phe wonte | can make any money upon it, and w athens for at the pi ‘ o behav os ager rie of ther ey MAY, article I do no: wing undertaken to tah 8 00d Coffes for \ propose to stop fora i ike dh . People whotry feohee Nid outall aboUL tt, a Patapeco Bakinc Powder will do good Work All fine cheaper taee any other kind. Groceries at B D's, dec?) Pa. ave. and Foursantea hate st. OLIDAY PRESENTS. OUVIN, EMPRESS” an, KID GLOVES in Sheree Gh oe ee ee Buttons, at lowest prices Discount of 10 per cent. allowed o) three pairs.” Ten Button WHITE Ripe aes OF TRIMMED BONNETS at cost. Novelties in NECK WEAR Just received. MME. M. J. HUNT, dec20 . G21 and 623 D Street, PLENDID ASSOR’ NT S BOOKS AND FANCE GOODS. guido attention is called to the new /Uustrated Suventle Standard works in fine Bindings. Books, the best English and Ai Eniscopal Prayer Books and 1 er Christmas and Fictures, res, Brat t8 and Easel ums,” new patterns. Autograph Albums Dee Blecant Writing Deeks. Work Boxes Dressing Cases. Library and Fancy Takstands, in great variety. | Russia Leather, Iv ‘Rating Calf Skin ‘ket Books. os Checkers, Py Cards. Backwanmion Boards,” &e nlwers? Wastentiolm'e Penkntvess he nest Geld rec and Pencils; me stock just opened. New Goods re- gene, Maly | Ear All ardcles ‘marked ih pinta ~ pe ra winvited. "FRANCIS i. Mout bunceasor to Mohu aecl3 TOTS Pe ee, EPERGNES. TEA SETS, WAITERS, CAKE BASKETS, FRUIT STANDS, BUTTER DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, CARD RECEIVERS, TOILET SETS, RODGERS & SON'S TABLE CUTLERY, VASES, &c., &c. A full stock, all new goods, and at the lowest prices. HARRIS & SHAFER, decl8-tj11 1113 Pennsylvania avenue. WERS & HEDIAN, 46 N. Charles street, Baltimore, Md., THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM. SPECIAL ART NOTICE To the Citizens of Washington. ‘We have reecave Just received and opened a SPECIAL ARTISTIO FAIENCE AND POTTERY Of entirely New Designs and Decorations. Many: of the pieces are originals, no duplicate bein, \d have nev pics aaa bare never Sven bes been exhibited in Paris, STUDIOS OF THE Most. NOTED ARTISTS of, ae city. 550; ‘@ have, also, We tment of MIRRORS, EBONY CANINES. “ENGRAVING MUSIC KES and varions other objects of AR Stes of PAINT! y containing choice works by foreicn and America’ artista of remo tion, are always open FREE tothe Public. ALL are cordially invited to call and examine our collec- RARE AND ARTISTIC GOODS, @ Very suitable for Christmas and Bridal Presents, MYERS & HEDIAN, 46 N. Charies street, ‘Baltimore, Md. aec8-Im OR THE HOLIDAY LADIES’ AND, GENTS’ 7 TRUNKS, SATCHELS a D TRAVELING BA 4 LES" BELTS AND BELT BA as L OOKS AND TOY TRUNK: aleeasts HARNESS, BAD CARRIAGE AND RIDING CARRIAGE ROBES, Erc., Erc., In great variety, at Reasonable Prices, ‘Established and Reliable Manutestarer® ea JAS. 8S. TOPHAM, 425 7th street nw. Ot_East side, adjoining Odd Fellows Hall. ARLOW’S ART GALLERY, 1225 Pennsylvania Avenue, BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. CALL AND SEE OUR Lange Stock oF PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, FRAMES, &c. ‘The most attractive CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. Ail of the best quality and chéap. dec20-26* HADBURY PIANOS, F. G. ee manufacturer, Broo Brooklyn, N. ¥., awarded the First Premium at the National’ Fair® OVER 16,000 IN USE. A large assortment of th ENTS alwaye Ca and for “hee y rat My Hepaiting waecle: Im r Tuning BRANOH WANEHOOM ‘Pennsploania avonvies 1103 Caer BALL, For THE BENEFIT OF THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITA MASONIC TEMPLE, THURSDAY EVENING, Janvany 8, RECEPTION ee Ni Mrs. SAMUEL ‘ALT. Mrs. JonN TAY KNOX. _ Mis. A. H. LOWERY. RE MeGUIRE. Tickets to be had at the principal Hotels and Book and Jewelry Stores. dec30jan, 3,5, 7,8 _ FAIRS, FEST TVALS, \ RAND F, AIR J For the benefit of ST. ALOYSIUS PAROOH- SCHOOL, at Gonzaga Colleze Hall, ven Firat and North Capitol sts. n. W! Brel Eas ADVE a MASONIC HALL AS po8e peeeh four, aid for the transuction Of such business as may | eo come before. iY will be re Sasonie” ‘id 1880 ae ee . C-, OD january 6th, 1880, a0 7p Tyan-3e H.W. BARRETS, Secretary. * READ THIS COLUMN. Bitters ear Powerful Tonic. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. rs Curatine trenton mire Appetizer.| Gures Blood Diseases. Bitte: Curatin: > Trom Bittertne Blood. |Guies Liver Complaints. Iron Bitters = Renew the Vigor. Iron Bitters Give Vitality. a Mite Malsrial Diseases, Iron Bitters, ‘Curatine A Vegetable Medicine. ‘Curatine AReliable Medicine. Curatine affections. Curattty. cos Scrofula.. Curatine Cures Rheumatism. \Carath ‘ For deter, = ‘Dyspepsia. |For pie a care See teton: ore Iron Bitters et srotchen: Cure Nervous ‘ rritsbility. Cures Boils & Old Sores. Iron Bitters. ‘Cure Langour. Curatin« (Gates Ulcers and Boils. ‘Curatine , |For Mercurial ; Price $1 2 Bottle. =