Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1880, Page 4

THE EVE MONDAY..... G STAR. -November S, LSSO. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL Melee WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. 1590, 930 am. For the iniddle states, generally clear weather, Toliowed by tncreasing cloudimess, winds back- ing to warmer southerly with lower barometer. RANGE OF THE TEERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of in~ (bermom- eter at the Signal Office during the day:—7 a.m., 4°: 7:35 am., 27°; 1) am, 2 pm, 55% Maximum, 55:' minimum, Yesterday mometer at the Signal 6! as follow a anday), November 7, the ther- ¥ , in this See LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 9p.m. and extinguished at 4:30 a. m. Op Saturday night a two-story unoceipied ft house near Ivy City, owaed by the Freed- Inen's Bank, was destroyed by fire. Loss, $500. Mis. S. Gray, of California, having donated the heuse and lot No. 55 H street northwest, for a Baptist home for aged and indigent omen, especiaily those of this District, Rev. Dr. Cuthbert, of the 13th street Baptist charch, yesterday morning made an appeal for aid for this Institution, Which resulted in a handsom> ecliection. Kev. Joba Norton. the new rector of St. John’s «P. E.) church, officiated yesterday tn that church for the first time. A service In memory of the late Luther E Sieigh was held yesterday in the Congrega- tienat church, and bis services as superintend- ent of the Sabbath school were feelingly spoken of. A young man named Kramer, living at No. 79 Myrtle street, was accidentally shot in the kae> jeint while gunning In the marshes on Satur- Conte He was cared for atthe Children’s hos- pital. . Patrick Hasse], the boy who was run over by atrin at Ivy City, Saturday, October 9, and who had his leg amputated, 15 still confined to the hospital. Yesterday the upper portion of | his leg Lad tobe cut off, inflammation havlag set in. Leioy Hipkins and George McCauley, the two white men who were arrested by Uiticer Harlow ly yesterday morning with a set of burgiar’s |, Were charged in the h_ being suspicions per- sons and vagrants. Metauley was sent to the Workhouse for 9 days and Hipkins was re- | leased. Capt. Edward Tyler, for many years an oyster areager and dealer on the lower Potomac and ‘clock vesterday afternoon at Providence Hospital. where hi fet a 2 Was | bw days since to be treated for jaundice. | iS Well known in this city and Baltimore, nd espectaliy among river and bay men, for bis integrity ot character and fair and honora- bie dealin; He Was 55 years old and resided with y at Peach Orchard, Westmore- Va., Where his remains will be sent nt. Sonnie Dick, a newsboy on Ta ed and gouble-sheet on Saturday B STak. sold copies of the of Samuel L. Perry, the alleged exo- er, Who Was arrested on a requ! from North Carolina for torgery and placed, by Judge Carter. in custody of the agent ot North Caroina, on Whom a writ of badeas corpus Was issued by order of Judge Wyllie, was resum: Defore that judge this Img been argued on ener. reumient was concluded at two o'clock, Judge Wylie reserved his decision tl Wed: <day morning. UNBRAL Of the late Ryland Ruff (son of Ruff) teok place from his fatier’s rest- 1004 Massachusetts avenue north- ‘day afternoon. . RN, Baer, of tropolitan M. E church, officiated and vered ap impressiye sermon, after which the remains were borne fo the hearse. Messrs. it Tayler, Robert Willett, W. S. Tow E ander, H. Goodrich and A. C. Towers were the pall-bearers. The interment was made in the Corgressional cemetery, a large cortege feliowirg the remains to their final resiing place. ——_e—___ ‘TuE Ivish make Bulls, but only the American Proprietors make Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup. t¢ ——_e—__—_— ‘Tee Brov OrgRa Courany, which comes to Washington loaded with praises from Boston aig every place where it has exhibited, opens 1o-n'ght at the National Theater. The company prt Sets two comic operas, “Charity Begins at tome” and “The Spectre Knight.” The music 1s said to be very pleasing in both of them, ar there is plenty of fun. The company Is co f well-known artists, It will doubt) UNITED STaTEs government, Distris investment secures dealt ‘in, 9 change bought and soid. Stocks carried on maigin. H. D. Cooke, Jr, Co., Banke et ‘THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE Gar ND ARTHUR CLUB met Saturday eveotag, Dr. ea Thomas in the chair and R. Kingsmin Sceretary. It was agreed to keep up the clud | orgs until after the 4th or Maren. I Was stated that the ladies employed la t Pricting office have purchased a handsome tlag and staff. and will some time during the coming Week present it to the club. The following commitiee was appointed to make the arrange. | Metts for receiving the flag:—Mesers. Shaw, Whitmore, Clapp, Kingsman, Fordham, Blatt | and Cox. INQUEST ON THE BURNT CHILDREN.—Dr, Pat- lerscn, the coroner, yesterday held an inquest upon the bodies of Jonn Henry Young. aged 7, | ana Mary Young, aged 4, children of James Young, @ colored huckster, who were burnt 1 death on Friday bi The children were jocked up and left in the house while their p: ts were at Jezreel Chureh, about a mile away, abd when the house was burned the children were roasted to death. The parents said that se that night to go to | extinguished the lamp, and that > freim the house, Nothing else | appeared to justify a suspicion that the fire was ‘The jury rendered a v ath while thetr which the fite SE OF OCR PaTKOss who portraits mad plate «tore the holidays, wi Rice Eros. DkEpS IN FeE have been filed as follow: Kenneth Smoot ét al. to Emma Ten Brook, lots 3 Sq. 144; $—. T. E. Waggaman, trustee, Sil. RK. W. Bates 8,500, TEE GEORGETOWN Wir Beater.—In the Police Court this morning Michael C. Caton, of Georgetown, a middle-aged white man, was chatged with assaulting his wife, Rosana Caton, | omen. Mrs. Caton took the | her husband came home F in a gocd “Burrab for Gartle} “The President that y ed.” Witness tuen wert out into the yard to eut some wood, when she was suddenly knocked own by her husband, who beat and kicked her . Mrs. Caton here stated tnat she be es her busband 1s tosane at times, and that it would be better to send him to the isaue asylum than fo jail. The Court imposed @ fice of $20 oF ed days in ja ‘THOSE tn want of boys’ and children’s clothing peruse Saks & Co.'s advertisement ta er colum 1 IMPORTANT Sal.z—The collection of imported carpets, rugs, etc., to be by Dowling cn Wednesday. is one that merits the attention of interested tn such goods. Not only tever exhibited here, but 1 also ne of the best specimens, both in quality. Mintex « Jongs, agents for Collender’s cle- brated billiard tables, are prepared to e: ate all hinds of billiard work. A ic dressed Theater Building, will have prompt at ection. THE Post OFric® AssaviT Case.—To-day, in the Police Court, Mr. M. C. Rerdell was ‘ar- raigned on the charge of an assault with intent to kill George H. Geadings, on Thursday last, at the Post Office department, Mr. Jere Wilson ap- a@iog for bim. The prosecuting Oe r. Hayden, presented a certificate of Dr. W. W. Johnston, stating Unat Mr. Geddings ts confined to his bed, suffering from injuries to the nead from biows by a blunt instrument, and it isim- | possible now to determine their extent, but they are sufficient to cause some apprehension ot danger. Mr. Hayden asked a continuance of the case, which was granted, until Saturday bext. Mr. Resdeli had given bond {1 3500. with Mr. Groft_as surety. Uals Was increased to $100, Which was given. _——_— ae a Siphon Kate ee ored Oe ress. spepsia. » are remove Dr. Jayne's Sanative Pills. orty years use has proved them superior to all other remedies for | tlons and a¥e yet seliing. He had | been added. so that the preamble wil | they have positive knowledge of for | the lice MEETING OF PASTORS TO-DAY. The meeting of the pastors of the District churches, on the subject of licensing the sale of liquor, was held at the pariois of the Foundry M. E Chiureh this mornyag—Rev. J. G. Butler in the chair, and Rev. L. C. Morgan secretary. A communication was recetved from the Dis- triet Commissioners as to the course they had marked out A report was made from the co:n- mittee to confer with the school board, stating that the committee had organized and made some progress. Rev. Mr. Little cailed attention the thi of the liquor dealers to prepare a list of business men who refnsed to sign applichtions for licetses with a view of Injuring tiem In their business, and he moved that a conoter I!st be prepared. If it was fatr on one side ti was fair on the other, and he urged that they hadi the same right to say that those who signed should not be patronized. Rev, Dr. Rankin sald that the embarrassment of one Of the Commissioners Was more apoarent tohim to-day than before, for he had seen a list of hts bondsmen, and several liquor deaters Were among them. Mr. Xichardson was notin favor of carry- Suggestion for & counter movement, eved that If they (Che ilquor deaiers) went on in their proposed course they would be sorry for it, for they would rails a storm. Rev, Dr. Rankin said that the results would follow natural‘y, and that it was not necessary toe hem to say that these namessiould b: puo- re Rev. Mr. Kelly said it must b> remembered ‘hat the iiquor dealers association ts composed of grovers #s Well as Une retail sellers. He noted that Mr. Jatas L. Barbour, one of the bonds- men of a Commissioner, had stated that the Commissioners were on their side, ani tte Tect that Mr. Barbour, Mr. White and Mr. Hume, all bondsmen, were on tue commitiee which waited on the Comumils-toners in the in terest of the lHquor dealers ts signiticant. ev. Dr. Mason remarked that the suggestion Little did not strike him favorabiy at f ut they must consider that the wqaor Ceoleys had called to all the groce:s, except per- haps balf a dozen, and that they had taken ine aggressive. The pastors had started the move, and they were in the midst of a fight, and in- activity now may be disastrous. Rev. D. Reliley remarked that he wou!d lk to have such a list, and that he did not see w. & grocer who did not sell Liquor could not prosper. ‘There had been ostracism tn the political world, and when the gauntlet Is thrown down, why not accept It? Rey. Mr. Tiichardson said that their points had been controverted, and he suggestea that it was the Commissioners they had to do with, and that was the main line of attack. If the quer dealers publish those who sign for them they have the moral effect of all those who do not sign their applications. He would not b> diverted from the main line by every guerilia, Rey. Mr. Leech said a grocer had told him that many sold liquor, for they were forced to do +0 by the competition. He was in favor of pub- lishing the names and advisiny the congr-ga- Uons to patronize those who did not sel! liquor, and he was certain there would be less setliag of Uquor next year than this. He had seen the names Of trustées of churcies on applications end he would a(vise that they look 1 Rev. M Ve M ¢ igh) they had a stron: raLee society, with an fron-ciad pledge would like to see the matter more explte know where the enemy are massing. sired such a list for information only. Rev. Mr. Richardson suggested a resolution reciling the action of the liquor deaiers, and that the membership be urged to deal with those who do net sell quor, The motion wa3 adopted. kev. Dr. Mazon said the liquor dealers were preparing a list of those who refasea to sign, and he would like to Know who they wi it had been stated that a trunk dealer was one, avd he wouid like his name so that he could throw his iunuence to him. (Voices—make a motion brother.) He moved that those who had refused to sign be requested to send their Rhames With stuiement of business, place, « to the secretary of the meeting, Kev 1 ‘treet southwest, Cr a pastor; i$ ee appointed to prepare men who bave signed ap; Rev. Messrs. McKenney, Litue and Rev. Dr. Lanaban remarked that he was ecn- vinced that even this action might be mlscon- strued. It might be looked on as inquiaitorial unless there Was a reason stated, and he su. gested that the resolution have a preamble i. citing that whereas the liquor dealers have take ibis inquisitorial action. The vote by which M. adopted was reconsidered. Dr. Lapahan moved a preamble, so that it Will read: “Whereas It 13 reported that at a meeting of the Liquor Dealers’ Association, oa November 4th, 1t was agreed that each member report the names of ail who refased to sign ap- Mcation: Thererore be it resoired, That a ist of UsIbess lien Who sigued applic: psred and reported to this msetius. adopted,” Kev. Mr. Leech offered a resolution reciting that it baving come to their Kuowledge tna’ forgeries had ‘been commited in connection with the license law, declaring that their ob- ject is simply that the Heonuse law should b teithtully carried out. It had been represented that this was an unneesszary movement on the part of the ministers Rey. Dr. Lanahan said that It had been stated in the pubile pi were ep the Commissioners, who were enforcing the Ia} Rev. Mr. McKenney said that there was an linpreesion that they regarded the movement in the light of Interference. He tnsia: Se of @ property holder who toox the gi that the ‘movement had induced persons to sign boop ate who had never signed before. Rev. Mr. Kelly.—There were 600 licoases last year abd but 250 or 400 dealers have apgliled this year. Rev. Mr. McKenney continued—There are many to-day who have not made their applic v hot a word of arralgment for the Commissioners, but facts are facts, and the law was being violated. Rev. Dr. Noble said that it was appareni: that Attle’s motion was | Of the 600 licenses last year fully one-half should not bave been issued. Rev. Mr. Richardson said that they com Mmenced by charging that the law had not ben forced, aud Uke facts were that every bac reom leense expired on the 31st of O2tober; and yet those who bad not applied had their places | Gpen to-day. Rev. Mr. Little suggested that the re ouly cited one or two reasons, and he suggest-d a genesal charge ur an enumeraitua of ail the reasous. Kev. Mr. Leech sald that some w rerles having been miuitted; that In Many insiance detiatte provisions and law and reguiations made here. uuder have been utterly ignored, and th have through the whole movement rec: se law. ‘The paper as amende adepted. Mr. Leech called attention to the reter- ent the question of heads of departments signing lteences or protests to the Pres and said that be bad bee year there was some difficulty as to a party ob taining a license, and a igh officer of the gov- Cbment, among others, walted on the Com- missioners and secured the license, tev. Mr. McKenny said the statement just mace bad emanated from him, but he wa3 uot al itberty to give the came of his intorman: Rev. Dr. Mason offered a regolution that a ccmmmittce be appcinted to wait on oe James end ascertain if some arrangement could not b> mede to try the appeal cases. He remarked tuat there are to-day 24) such cases, and some of them over a year old. ‘The judges do not ilk: these cases, and when cases are appealed the witnesses have been spirited away. If Judge James could be induced to give them relict in this natter they would do a great deal, The resolution was adopted, OTHER MRETINGS. “The Saas Exchange” which meets at limadge ball, had the liquor lceuse question up for discussion yesterday, and) Mr. Justh claimed that if the restrictions on licenses were removed there would be less liquor used. A number of addresses were made on the other side....Last. night the Dashaways occupied Tallmadge hall, Mr. Eagleston prestdinz. ‘The Singing was accompanied by organ and cornet, and after an address by the president ex: periences were related by Ed. Humphrey, BF. Oliphant, T. C. Spui |. Waicout, A. Mcintyre, . O'Conner. J. ‘kins, W. Boyd, J. H, Uiltor,, Ed. McCauley, Frank Ree. side, C. C, Hall, James C. Lee and L. L. Nichol- son. Mr. Hunter, of Baltimore, Md., A. T. Maupin, Miss Adie Spurgeon and Judge follo- way made addresses. “ About forty persons sigted the pledge....A temperence company of Boys in Blue was effected Saturday night. the follow ing officers belng elected: Captain, Geo. He Filmore; Heutenants, H. B. Moulton and its, L. A. Patterson. vi H. Ferear; corporals. ©. lex, L. M- aves, Charley W. Sherwood. Robert” "tchell, Ed. Humpbrey. W. S. Norton, J. Vv, ‘Th mpson and Wooley; treasurer, Geo c. BS followay; Mmsrsbal, Alex. Eagteston. Payton & Hurry, 933 Pennsylvania avenue, have t received a new lot of one hundred doven of the celebrated Foster patent laced kid ‘The demand and alarity of tuls s impr. cg gduantaees cecuted is ouve aud ray ol fae . el rists; 3d, gradually straining the kid, wrists; instead of teaiing, which bor gg so frequently with button gloves: 4th, will outlast Dy gk. ve, which is & very rare occurrence buitone, “Will guarantee a perfect fit in every instance, t ScB SPECIAL BaRGains are now offered. Robinson & Co., 909 Pa, ave. The Bi Murderers. A COMMUTATION OF TES DRATH SSNTENCE PROB- ARLE. Courser for Pion, Bedford and Qaeenan made argument, before the Attorney General and Judge Gray, the pardon clerk, to-day, in behalf of the three convicted men. Messrs. Coyle, Smith and Heyward, cf counsel, were present, and District Attorney Corkilll. ' Mr, Coyie, who has managed this case very well before the de- partment, was the principaltalker. The whole case Was gone Over. The polet sought to v3 made was to establish a doubt as to whether the convicted men were the guilty ones. Points of evidence were dissected and argued upoa. The hearing lasied an hour. Nothtagnew was presented. The pith of the arguments was that the men ought not to hing, becanse there was a doubt, as shown by theevidenc2. The Attorney General did not announce any decision or Indicate what he thought cf the matter. He will this_eventag or to-morrow confer with the Presideat, and a decision will thea be made. The Attorney General was too busy at the Supreme Court this afternoon to bring the matter to the President's attention. Of course it is impossi- ble to say what the decision will be. Ic ts pretty safe, however, to predict that the men will not hong. They will not b2 pardoned, of course. Their final disposition will, in all likelihood, be a ccTomutation of the sentences to imprizoament tor hife. ‘Khe Pope-Butler Homicide. To-day, in the Crimin::] Court, Judge James the case of Wm. Pope, colored, charged with the mu der of John F. Butir. in Georgetown, in Aly last, by shooting Rim was resumed— Mesers R.R. Perry and F. H. Howe represent tog tue government and Messrs. W. A. Cook and A. B. Williams the defendant. Mr. Howe opened the case to the jury. Drs. Kleinschmidt and Mackall, George Jones snd Eliza Robinson testified as to the wounds and the shooting. District Government Affairs. Mr, Thomas B. Enutwisle, inspector of butld- ings, addressed a note to the District Coraml:. sloners this morning in relation to actioa by the toard of tire commissioners at their last meet'ng concerning the dampness of walls in luck house B. He states that upon examina- tion he finds that the dampness is nothin more than ordinary condensation on the walis ofthe truck house when there 13 no fire keot, and that { cannot be remedied except by a tire or keeping the doors open part of the time, The walls are new and the lot having be2n filled eleven feet, repairs will necessarily arise, and It will be useless expense to do anythiog to them, the only remeay being tocry the air in the rooms. Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisie Senator Edmunds, repalr brick, 1411 Massacut- setts avenue n.w.; $100, James Boudron, erect a two-story brick dwelilng, 6i, betweea B aud C streets 8.¢.; $1.00 INTERVIEW OF THE COMIN PRES! SIONERS WITH THE umbta requir. condition for niing a -reom license that tie proprietor shail pre- put with his application for license ‘the writ- ten permission of & majority of Uke owners of real estate arid a majority of the res keeping house on the square where It ts desired to locate such bustuess, and of the square opp7- site the s (act Leg. Assembly, isil, sec. 10.) This requireme: strued toapply only to the side of the on Which the business is located, and the side of the square fronting on the street iinmediately opposite thereto, Asin some cases It happens thut a public butlding belonging to the U States occupies the entire front opposit square on Which tt may be proposed to locu such business, the Commissioners desire know whether the assent or head of a department oceup; 45 Lo be accepted ag the exp OF Fesilen! hous k*eper Mn the seri above quoted; aira respectfully request that you Will refer the question to the Attorney Gen?ral for bis opinion, or take such other actlon in tne Pp deem expedient guidance Of the Commissioners in ex: id law. of the law “Signed, per order of the Board, J. Dent, Pres’t hoard Com’rs D.C. A discussion on’ the District laws retatiag to his subject was hbetd, the President “in- ing particularly as to them, stating at the close that he would refer the ject as desired, at the same time ex- sing his wish that Nquor saloons might pt away frera the nelghborhoods of pubile buildings. The conversation tcok a brief turn upen the pestilential condition of the river flats Lear this city, and the President took occasion to say that he would gladly co-operate with the District local authorities In any measure before Congress looking to their improvement. THE LIQUOR LICZNSE BOARD Saturday eveuing approved the issuance of u es tO the following persons:—John Gib- 48 Bridge street, Georgetown; Rov’ Simon Wolt, Schae! Curtin, Bridge street, Georgetown; E. Tavenner, Drovers’ Rest; Anna “M. Rohr, Piney Branch road; Reuben Kowz2e, 190 Bri lge i Georgetown. ere received censes to Polly Jobnaon 6th and K streets se, and John Wathan, 64 K street s. ‘There were three applizations filed with the Heense beard today and five were retursed f-om the lieutenants of police for action cf the board. The board this afternoon annroved apniica- Uons of the following:—Wm. Deitz, 1ii6 Penna- fylvania avenue n.w.; Lou!s Schmidt, 702 7th street n.w.; Martin Becker, 1322 6th street; Franz Niehaus; and Eds ard Burrus, 1006 Penn- sylvania avenue se. THE Opor o’ Eucalyptine, used for chaps, &¢., 15 most refreshing. ——_—~— THRE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.— This morning a special car attached to the Richmond train left the B. & P. depot at 7 o’cleck, containing the following persons who are Interested in the Richmond an Sucenany ratlroad, (those from the east arriving by the New York train at 6:20 and the others last night:) Mr. J, H. Hopkins, president Pittsburg Southern Railroad Company; Major T. B. Swearinger, of the Pittsburg Southern aiRiroad Company: Mr. Ramsey, chief engineer of the Pittsburg Southern Rallroad Company; Gov- ernor Cornell, of New York; Senator Randolph, of New Jersey; Senator Blaine, of Matne; Mr. F. rench, president Richmond and Alleghany Kailroad Company; Messrs. H. M. Alexander and Lawrence Myers, Mr. Closson, of Closson & Hayes; Dr. J. H. Haxter, United States navy; Mr. Cy1us H. McCormick, ot Chicago, ill., and including several representatives ‘s. The party will probably go down James river to-day, and at 10:30 o'clock to-mor- row morning will leave Richmond by the Rtch- ond and Alleghany railroad. The first day’s trip will be to Scottsville, where they will spend the nicht, leaving there early the next morning, Lynchburg will probably be reached on Wed day or Thursday, Lexington Saturday by din- ner time, and Goshen Saturday night, where ‘heir special car wiil be tn waiting to convey them back to Washington. Mx. A. E. Patiiirs, the well-known commis Sion merchant, died at his reside: No. 1511 h street, last evening, after an illness of several months, from an affection of the heart. Mr. Philips was from New York state, and had been in business about twelve years here and bed made tozny friends, He leaves a widow ard four children, with whom there 13 much pipet: Hils remains go north to-night for interment. —_.. GEORGETOWN. DeEATH.—Mr. Wilitam A. Wm. A. Out doing busin High stre Greene et a! L, on the skin Offutt, of the firm of { & Brothers, well-known grocers. ess on the corner of Bridge and cts, died at bis residence, on Gay, near t, Spend afternoon, after a long umpilo: THE CENSUS TAKEN Too Svon.—Ii t the fashion at this me in Goormetara aon tee new arrivals in the shape of Infantile additions to the population to come tn “pairs,” and iu one case at Icast there ts one more than a pair. A Leak in the water main at the corner of Gay ana Washington streets should be attended to. Tne Coat. TRADE.—Thirty-two boats lett Cum- berland Friday with 3,376.07 tons of coal, as iS For Georgetow2—Consolidation Compa- 2.12 tons; Borden do., 705.01 tons; Mary- 22.10" tons; nttal do., 115,08 tous; Blaen Avon do., 115.05 ton: {55 tons. For Alexandria—Amertc; 1 tons. YOUNG EMIGRANT GIRL'S WRONGS.—A. young emigrant from Rotter¢am, named Lizae Dor arrived at Castle Garden a few weeks azo aud Went to ab emigrauts’ boarding house, near the Battery, While there a man named Henry Boyer, a countryman of the giri’s, promised ta get ber a goo! position, and took ber toa dis reputable house, where he was paid $2.59 for nis ervices a8 a procurer, and where the girl, who is only sixteen years old, was most horribiy treated. The cutrage came to the knowledge ot the Castle Garden officials, after rescuing the girl they procured the st of Boyer: who was committed for trial in default of $3,000 bail FEAVY Fattune. jocds house of N. 5. Harwood, Inp., has passed into the hands of the sheriff at the sult of the First National Bank of. that lace for a debt of 48.500, The house ing a business of $1,000,000 a year, and fatled in part on account of the deatn, in January last, of Henry Beatty, of New York, a heavy creditor, abd a fire in April caused a los3 of $40,000, “The Habilities are $200,000; assets nearly thattum. Four hundred emplo;és are throwa cut of worl Jobn Roach, aged 12, struck Wm. Kanti 1 ui, on the head with a barrel $teve in Now tere fracturiog his skull Kauth died disappeared. 1 | Saturday. “oach has | new INOCULALIV JiTE COURTS. CrecuiT Court (No. 2), Judge Hagner. Saturday, Power & White agt Mt ¥ahon; juegment by default. Same Same agt. Stutz; do. McCulloga maker & Hertzog: judgment agt. First. Methodise Bro plesd over. acide judgment overruled. ker; judgment ton Bros. agt. sgrauted: appeal | Daughters of Libert: overruted with | Lynch agt. McCarty; ment overruled. ce B new trial denied. Potice Covrt—Juage To-day, Geo. McCanley and charges Of vagrancy; bonds 01 } Burch, forfeited colixteral. Lu ited. Geo. T. Ganson w: litbg another white man, Who festified that he wi and when atthe the face vy Instrument, cutting nts A fine of $5 was imposed. wih assaulting another Tiaomas Chapman, who be went into defendant's ordered him in mad and ordered him out, and the Nosh cr ny of a #0 or 80 di: alr of shoes from ye. Margaret Ru ton, assault on Rosana Caton, hi days in jail. Charles Wood fort: Jerry Smith, larce! Samuel Payne; $10 or 30 day bond: to keep the peace. rotestant church; de— murrer £0 fourth plea sustained, with leave to .yon agt. Held: motion to ser Kennedy agt. Ba- Mer; demurrer to declaration sustained with leave to amend. ¥; Motion to set aside judg— Studds agt. A. & F. Railroad United ewer; motion for judgment overruled. hey & Co. agt. Dunn; motion to affirm fudg- ment overruled. Mehrbach agt. Turner; de- murrer to third plea sustatned by default. case of McCauley, aud Hipkias was release 1 on his personal recogaizance. Kate Green and Ida sLepherd, loud urd boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. Nathan Jones and Adatn Wililams, do ; do. Norman Howard, Isaac Payne and Wiilliazn Thomas Brown, loud and doisterou dayseach. Martin McNulty, char; facing private property: $10. ¢ Mina arrocin jast Wednesday, and that he was several tims with some He was also charged Month, ard that be and the prisoner got 1 toa pelitical discussion, when defendant got Lead with a club. his case was continued. jamilton, cclored, was charged with U May M. Barrett; dismissed. Tillmon Johnson, assault on Corneltus Twine; $1. ny ofa lot of clothing from threats of violence to Barbara Smith: persoaai ———— lammersly; 1. Shoe- denied. Callas prayed. “Quin. 3 and arrer days. States agt. Cra- snev. Leroy Hipkins, r 9) days in the utner Webb and ag charzec named Silas W. ent into defen. dor, defendant face very badly. named that last man, testittsd barroom struck him on Moses Beamat ofin, assault on Ss wife: ited collateral. John Garter, SWALLOWING SWALLOWING and inhaling th rities generated by Catarrh, POIs! nasal organs, but the stomach merely Locan remedy, like douch snuite, eon possibly reech or eradi eporwles of Catarth. This fact e: erful cures erfecte treatment. ured by him are ABSUBBED by t TUHION CATARRH, as vace pox. Its unreceden ited testimonials from many thi by this wonderful remedy, ectab!: tradition, the fact that WEI D T¢RtH CURE is the iscovery since vaccias 140 Nob e etreet, Brock); writes Produced a redica! cur “at member of my family who had terrh for 40 years.” J.D. McDo vay, N. Y.: ‘‘It cured me afte rearly 30 yesre.” Mes. Washington Place, N. ¥. members of ny family benefit.” Bev. W. H. SumxEr, “Exerybcdy troubled with should use it. Many A. Ras street, Chicego, Ul.: ‘For six bresthe throvgh my neetri! Meyer's Catarrh Cure" Mx Sarah etreet, St. Louis, Mo. : relief." PF. it restored me to my ministe Gro. A. Brrs, Cobbleskil, N. ¥ of agreat Polypus ? Elgin, U1., &e., &e., ‘* TREATISE” ie mail: on. y *Tcan cc , &C, Jed ERE POISGS by Dr WEI DE MEYER'S brane thronehcut the system and form a CONBTI- J Las well as local anti@ote, a8 certain to ne virus is to prevent sale with uBsolic- ALL TAGES of the diseare, HAVE BEEN CURED most important medical Rev. ©. Esa C, Howes, 39 W. 10 have used it with wreat ‘atarrh aa I was eR, 494 N. Clark: until Tused Wei De ‘It wave me instant Dr. Wei De Meyer's DELIVERED to any address, by D. B. Dewny &Co., 46 Dey Et., N. ¥., st $1.50 complete. ie noxions impu ON not alone the ard Invgs No 108 insoluble cate the virulent xplains the won- The clements he mucous mem joueands who, at ish beyoud con- E MEYER'S Ca- H. Tayior. One packege eutirely cured a ‘ered frou C; NALD, T10 Broad er doctoring for speak for KEVEN Frederick, Ma. : years I did uot E. BHF: 3022 “*It relieved me ESDELL, M. D., novs.e€0 RFR, HFORT THIRD DRAWING, ON THE 4T. Bek, 1830. CAPITAL PRIZE, $20 1 Capita: Prize. 1 Grand P, 8500 each 300 Prizes, $100 each. 200 Prizes, $50 each. 1000 Approximation F 1,989 Fetal Prizes... All prizes cf prizes will beBent immediately iny, and published in the leadin i nited tates. place on the 4th of THERE WILL NEITHE! MEN! Ldn Louisville, will suterintend the warded af gentlen en of spotless in’ (thee Meney Order. rders of $5 Yor Tickets or infora.ation rend LOvS8-Te, fw, Sw SCHOOL FUND LOTT&RY OF KENTUCKY, AT LOUISVILLE, KY. ‘This Prewing will December, 1880, aud the same ‘H OF DECEM- 0,000. B70, 000 CATANRRE. je Stimulated, Cleansed. Disinfected, Soothed and Heated, Breath Swectened, Smell, Taste and Hearing Restored, Constutu- tional Ravages Checkea, Reliey Instantaneous, Cure Rapid. Kadical, Permanent. Dr. Sanford’s Remedy. ‘The great local and constitutional treatment oric- inated by Pr. Sanford consists of one bottle of the Raprceat Cung, one box of Caranran SOLVENT. andone Imrrovep INHALER, neatly wrapped in one package, with fut} directions, aud sold by al; druggists for $1. Ask for SANroRb's HapicaL Cure. ‘This never-failing spec’fic ces to the root of the trouble. Choking, putrid mucous accamulations are dislodved, the membrane stimulated, cleansed, disinfected, soothed and healed, breath sweetened, smell, taste and hearing restored, constitutional raysses checked, and the catarthal viras neutral- ized and expelled. We know Dr. Ssnford’s traatment is not a noa- trum of the hour, orizinated in ignorance and cupidity and susteined vy incredible statements having no foundation ia reason or fact. contrary, we believe ii to he ecientifie, ration radical, appealin: by an untarnished re century. 1, rence, aud backed ation of over a quarter of @ Rulief in five minutes in every case Gratifyinz, | wholesome relief beyon? money vali gins frora the first ajplication. it is rapi end permanent. Itis economical, axresab'e and never-failire. Try it while there is yet Attack without delay the mrst arzravated acd de- structive form of human suffering. General Agents, Werks & PortEr, Bost. st Vourarc Care ra cal tea safe Puasrens relieves in five novs 1 3. per sale by 6 Ei 50 et botte; tor sale by all druggists; at wholes Stott & Cromwell, 489 Pavave, Ix BLACK and biue garments for gentlemen's Wear, my assorunent cannot be excelled. The Varlety is as great as the prices are moderate. I have handsome black cloth, double-breasted frock coats. as low as $10, and as high a3 $2). I can furnish biue suits of good dyes, from $1. to In worsted and tricot goods I of eer and satisfactory qualities. Nor will it }o to forget to mention ihe great range of slz>s that will tit the largest as well as the smallest man. GR. C. HENNING, 410 Tun street. What Mr, J. W. De Krafft Says. Having been a sufferer trom Catarri for several years past, and tried various remedies and physicians without the least benefit, I was Induced from reading an article in one of the Sally papers of tuls ‘city respecting Dr. R. P. Dewy’s inode of treating the disease, to call on that’ gentleman, and after submitting to bis treatmaent for about one-half hour, was sur- prised at the result in extracting from tae hostril count sinali, black objects, which he tering “sorde: His treatment kills these in- seets and drives them from their holdin tte system, The relief T experienced was tnstanta the cough, witch was severe and fr : Instantly relieved, iaftammation aliayed, and a feeling of comfort experienced. Let all suffering from Catarrb, at once call on Dr. Dewey and be relieved. W. De Krarer, of General Laud Office. Totally Different from All Others,” Loucun Hats Restorer.” Insures new growin, Novy. 4, 1S80. WHOLE TIOSETS, $2, HALF TIOK8TS, $1. promptly paid after the Drawing. A list tne Draw. papers of the certajuly take scheme, presented mouthly, will taxe place on the 4th of each succeeding month, provided it does nor cecur on Sunday, and if it dots, the Saturday pre- cedit g. BE A POS TPONE- -ALING. Co}. A. @. Hodges and Capt. Wm. Johnston. of Drawing, than whem two more honorable gentlemen do net live in Kentucky, both of whom are well known and re- tegrity. H. C. WINTERSMITH, Supervisor, No.3 Mozart Building, Louisville, Hy. Rent W oney or Benk Draft in letter, or set Fxpress. Don't send by Kewistered Letters by | Post | and upwards by Express cen be sent et our expense, to W. HARBIS & CO,, 240 Broadway, New York. {OR BATS AND FURS, MANS, HATS, Goto noyé-1m b2AL SACQUES, SILK CIRCULARS AND DOL- LADIES' AND MISSES’ CLOTH AND DERBY JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS, : 621 Penna. Ave. J M. & Bb. COHEN, 2105 Penna. A FINE LINE OF LADIES AND FOR SALE Low. = ECOND- je s venus DIAMOND BROKERS, AND BPECULATORS IN DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES, MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 FER CENT. 8% GENTs’ GOLD WATCHES AND FINE JEWELRY 0ct30, HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT | och ie otis. ear Ba: ave ‘Also, watch sddtess HER sepz4 QPECIAL NOTICE. © cO.,. PURE JERSEY MILK, morning, 10; less Farm Herd being the ou! has been seplé-eoly Jersey Cattle in thissection of the tesiring to Pure M ik nearly as nt me to secure ha rtnnit resented to d Cream, Dave the oppnctratte pee ders will be received by UME, CLEARY & 80" pac: “TUNUAW FakM” TENSES mck 10 be delivered early each than half a galion. pure herd cf ‘Remietared country, parties ich os L. HUM, nov5-10t__ Proprietor of Tuniaw Farm. . STEWART & COS CARPET U2- wilt IOLSTERER for sixteen aaa ce one Moin ete ne Wen ear Office 417 + Wes Rear was ° O11 Ol Matting. etc. Sha with more dispatah tian any by mail as well $3 by st tended to. office Isy Gar Lin! }{45LET Davisacos: ais re HARD) made, Lvy WwW WHEATLEY, With every tecite de boat Za Pas "Saas maaan pew tee n.we ‘ L ndon Bair Restorer.” Restowes the color. *Lendon Hair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT 17 —THICK RN Thin hatr, stops its falling and the most pr- fect hafr restorer and dressing the world has ever knowr, We allude to “Lonton Hair Guar . A. Gibsoc, Barrytown, Y., “It has stopped my hair from falling and restored it to its natural color.” “London Bair Restorer” 13 sold by all druggists at 75 cents & bottle. SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles” Healih Renewer.” Greatest remedy on earth for impotenicy, sexual debility, decline,<c, #1 at dry is. Depot, 58 Barclay N.Y., and for Washington at 480 Penn’a avenue. EbdGar's CouGH Spsctric is the best. im “ALDERNET WaGons.”—Fresh Alderney buster churned every morning, and delivered in 3 ibs. “Ward” prints, 4c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buitermilk and sweet milk 5c. per qt. _———————— BOOTS AND SHOES. Fe 4 Poeran can BE savEp. ES EXTRA FINE Ui4ON LOOTS at $3 a Furchare a pair of eur LAD: CUBACOA KID Bi par, worth $f. La nov W.#H. BICH, TA? Market Space. G2 Repairirg reatly executed. GRAN OPENING or Tan BRANCH BOSTON SHOB AUCTION HOUSE, 659 Penn, Avenue. a Sournesst, Oarrron Hii, Will be Opened from For the Entire Wear for tho Bonetit of the Pabiic oe crroundingpuatey. tide STOCK OF GOODS ‘THAT HAS NEVEB BEEN EQUALED IN THIS SECTION OF THE OITY. LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor. DON'T FORGET 491 Penn. Ave 18 TQ BE OGNTINUED SAME AS DEFORR. At WALF THEIB VALUE. Opps AND Exps OF GENT’S FINE BOOTS AND GAITERS LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BUTTON. HISSES AND BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. L. BHEILBRUN, No. 203 7th st. Sign of **The Old Woman in Window." _octl3 NEW YORH SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. On the | DRY GOODs. AMUSEMENTS. SCHROEDER S GOLD MEDAL BRAND BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON. CK SATIN DE LYON, at RED SATIN ‘ON BLACK AND COLORE: 4 SILK PLUSH BROc VE ri SKIRTS. TIN and FLANNEL i MUFFLERS. 3S. “ARRIAGE RUGS, TRAVELIN ve and Com- ¥Uur Stock is ‘now Carrs and an inspection is soli ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, ® enn. ave., cor. 9h st. Established 1840. nos Bracn & COLORED CaSHMERES, PCRE WOuL. 25. Large size double White BLANKETS, $2.50. Block SILK, 62. Beantiful Piaid DRESS GOODS very cheap. Imineuse assortment of CLITA for Men and Boye’ wear, 25 to $1.50. -RADLE BLANKETS, para wool, 1.25 Fure woo! fine quality French DRESS GOID3 in ALL colors, only 31. Inmente agsortuient of Ladies’ CLOAK and SHAWLS. CARTEn’s, 7iR Market Space. Shaker FLANNEL, 25, very cheap. Bleached TABLE DAMASK, 50. Excellent CALICO, 535. Wide double width pure woo! Black CASHMERES only 3735 Thousands of yards of beautiful Dress Goo4s, largest asxortment in Washiagton, pricea very low, 123g up to 81 59. Black and Oolorea Siik VELVETS: Colored and | Black SATINS.. Black CRAPE and CRAPE VEILS; Black Cashmere SHAWLS. CABTER'S, nov3, 711 Market Space, R*® DUCTION IN_PRICE! SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRIC Best Wamentta, unfinieb.d, 75; fi Rest F. of the. ss" 65: ALTY. Nis FURNISHINGS. JAMES THOMPSON, Manawer of Thosupsor Pactory, Enovl $26 F st. new, Patent Offca. guinrs AND UNDERWEAR. PENING OF FEW STORE, it. mW, cpposite Ebbitt House. FIX FLEGANT SHIRTS 10 ORDER, $12. D} SIX ELEGANT SEIRTS TO OX Full Line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Belf-meseurements mailed fren. J £. BRINE, 3337 F st. n.w., octa7 Washinwton, D. 0. ees. CLARK & CO., 8€3 Market Space. Bex to call spee'al attention to the x Snusuatly large and attractive st HANDSOME D&I DS, Black and Colored Brocade Silke, from $1.75 to Blact ana Colored Brocade Vi styles Momie Glotts and ric and Wool Plaids, Asplendid line of Black and Colored Cashmeres, Ail Wool Goode. frou 50 centa up. Opr Linen Gounterisfnllof rave bargains. Hosiery, Liven end Stik Han i “Do- pottom prices DS ROLD AT LOWEST NEW YORE AND BOSTON FRICES. §@-ONE PRI-VE ONLY. oc!19-3m KPETS. ‘We have Jnet opened a splendid assortment of WILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE, BODY EEUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS ax INGRAIN CARPETS in all the newest and most choice desiens. Tapestry Ingrain Carpets with Eorders to match. pyres Carpers, Rus and Mate in groat variety. ose furnishing wi Ad it to thetr advan! wo examine our etock before purchasing. = HOOE BROTHER & CO., fond 23238 F at. a w.. pear Ebbitt House. BX THE “MYSTERY” SUIRT. There is nothing better in the market. It im eie- vantly made, and of the very bert material, aud only 80 cen Hrished, ready for the wash tub. Only 60 cents for the ““alystery” Shirt. Gent's LINEN COLLARS, Istest styles and finest quaiity,orly 81.50 per dozen ; six for 75 cents. Best juality, at ay MEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FAQTORY, angt8 1002 F street northwest. HIRT MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BROS. & Oo., 1112 F Street N. W. gWégel the cheapest SHIRTS tor the money im Gur ELLJPTIO BHIRT only 66 cents. Gur GLOBE SHIT on'y 75 cense, ‘The FUBERA RE(NFOMORD, Anished, only 81. We will compare it wits any cther Mhirt for the joney. Also, a line cf GENTS’ FURNISHINGS always 3 on hand at REIL BROS. & CO. i728 DORIS F urece i. Krew THYSELF. ‘The wstold miseries that, rosy in early life may be alleviated a who doubt thir assertion, should jureh F ical work published by the PEABODY MEDI- MIUTE, Boston, entitied THE SCLENCE ATION B, Hervous and phy » OF Vitality the errors of youth or too close applj- Disinees, may be restored and manhood Two hundredtu edition, revised and enlarged, just published. | Itis a standard medical work, the best on the Ei language, written by a physician of wreat experience, to whom was awarded a gold and jeweled medal by the National Medical Association. It contains beautiful and very expensive engray- ings. ‘Three hundred pages, niore than 50 valuable criptions for all forms of prevailing disease, the practice, either oue of which is worth ter Ince of the book. Bound in French cloth price only 81, sent by mail post paid. he London Lanert says: 0 person should be without dng valeable book. ‘The author is a noble benefactor. An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents for postage. jor refer by permission. to Hon Po As it of the National Medical e Bissell, M. Association . W.,H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st Baton Mass, “ihe author mey ve coneuited eu all Gireases requiring ekill aud experieues. feb23-ma&th HEAL THYSELF, RESCUE vour coax Bits AND HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS’ REGULATORS tached to your furnace. Itis AUTOMATIO and ‘will save one-third of your coal, WALTEB D. WEVILL, Agent, aug?i-3m 452 Penn’a ave. CTR. N 1 GTRENGTHERTHS ROUS PLAS- 10 ‘7! TEN OTs. APIZCE. DENTIMEDFR, a sure cure for tocthache, local — ages Aig M- HLOCZE WBE ‘och at. nn ‘ER CASES FOB SALE. A LOT OF PLATE GLASS METAL FRAMED COUNTER CASES IN GOOD CONDITION, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS. TIONAL THEAT! 5 —— Opera di Camera, MONDAY EVENING, Novexnar 8, EVERY EVFN D WEDNESDAY AND = SATURDAY MATIN«aES E. E. RIOE’S Comic Opera Company, To a New end Original Fanciful Operctta by James atberry and Alfred Ce - TY SPECTRE KNIGHT: | Or A Romance of Other Days, And the Merry Operetta by Balton Bowe and Alfred Oclisr, entities Charity Begins at iHome. Monday, Nov. 15.—Misx ADA CAVENDISH on ‘The Winter Seaton Will Commoes on MONDAY EVENING, Nov} With the Gosche-DeHonrper's DRAMATIC CUOMPAN In the very successful sen, Drama sa FI it Ep! ONE HUNDRED Wiv APlay cf Worderfui Dramatic Gont reat Merit ‘The sale of eeate will cmumence « Bijon Y. Ve aora, LEAVE M Will be stvea by Baker's Dramatic ( wmpany, for the bevefit of Potomac Lodge Association. Admirsion, 25 cents. beserved Seats, 25 cents extra nové-2t phe SUPREME NOVELTY. Fer s limited period, at 439 7th st. n.w., com- Mencing on MONDAY, Nov. ru, the BOHEMIAN GLAS3 BLOWERS, Professors W.ODRUFF, CARLING & COMPANY, With their #50,00 collection of Wenders in Glssa, including the Centennial Coriias Enyine, built of leces of wlass in full operation. Every visi- be prevented with an peckmen of wie zat a Gis. Work. Exhibitions, APiER MUON aud A hickicn, (including specimen) 15 cents. Bh. . MILES, Agent ne 6-3t BM. H. WALSH. Manager. AKERS PRAMATIC ©0.—Dramatic Performances furnished for Lodzes, Societien, . Amatuer Performances directed and a1 7 Boomer Surnianed for Private Theatrical § H. BAK? k, Odd Fellows’ Hall, City. octl2.1m* Caan: BICYCLE SCHOOL. M9 A. M. TO 10 P. M. XW. sep) OPEN FBO! 1108 anv 1114 E GEORGETOWN ADV} ORMMOED SD BEAR KEDS FUR HORBES, GILBERT’ AND HAR Hig! H¢RDWARF cctza lt OE ste B fovvsie B. DAVIDSON i!) b be AGENT OF THE sTAn the paper, an Let the carriers wi LUMBER. ANOTHER FALL IN PRICES 18 COMING, AND AS USUAL WILLET & LIBSEY, COR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVENUE THE FIRST IN THIS CITY TO DROP. NO NEED OF ARGUMENT. FIGURES ALONE TELL THE STO: FLOORING (Dnessep)... BOARDS, THE BEST......0..... BOARDS, Comwon....... $1.00 NEW DEPARTURE. WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY AN ARCHITECT, READY AT ALL TIMES TO MAKE A DRAWING - AND FURNISH ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE. WRITE TO US IF YOU THINK OF BUILDING. WILLET & LIBBEY, OFFICE, COR, 6TH 8T. AND HEW YORK AVENUE. ( 3 7 i L. MAREET SQUARE. ‘6TH STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. SPRAG! UARE, BETWEEN L ES SND a orté READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters A Fowerful Tonic. Bitters *Comniete Curatine A Vegotable Medicine ‘Curatine A teliable Medicine. Bite sar ‘A bure Appetizer. Krom eitter the Blood. (Gares ‘tiver Oomplaint. Bitters Iron ae it iron Bit! rote tality. Bitters "Gare Malarial Diseases. Hrom Bure Dyspepais. |For Letter, Bea ‘Tumors. Kron Bitters 5 tine = : \Cures Pimp! Iron Bitters and Blotches. Cure Ni jervour Irritability. |Curatine a \Cares Bolle & Old Sores. \Curati. ‘Gare Si00d Diseases. jCuratine Vigor |Cures Kiduey Affections. Curatin: ‘Gures Scrofula. ‘Curatine Cures Rbeumatian. jitters, iron Bit “|Cures Uloers and Boils, tron Bitters Cure Painful Price $1 a Bottle. Price 81 a Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND CURATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennsylvania ave., Ww: and and Pe ccm ‘Retail, by a! Draggists. GE TLY DAMAGED SEWER FIFS: 4 LARGE LOT FOR SALE VERY LOW. ‘We are also offering Lowes THAx EVES TERRA COTTA WIKDOW OAPs, CHIMNER GARDER VASES, of our Own Mawvvacruas. POTOMAC TEREA COTTA Co., @01 Hew Jersey Avenue, ‘angss ‘Maas B. & 0. Daror. ’