Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1880, Page 4

"THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OPFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER! Wasetxeros, Noy. 2, 1980, 9:30 a.m, November 22, ISSO. Pastor's "lecting To-day. THE LIQUOR LICENSB QUESTION, Yhe public Schools. Fait Star:—In her “open letter,” in Satur- ‘The usual weekly meeting of pastors of city | day’s Srar, Olivia gravely states, she was toll churehes tp reference to the liquor lcease question was heid in the lecture room of the Fourth Presbyterian Courch this moraing. Kev. Dr. Rankta was called to the chair, with Rev. W. W. Hammeck Sseeretary. Rev. Mr. | Yor tbe middie Atiantie states, higher barom- | Kamsdell, from the committee to confer with eter, stationary or lower temperatare, north- West veering to north or east’ winds, clear or partly cloudy weather. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Ofice during the day:—7 a.m., 35.am., 14°; 11 am. w°; Zp.m, 2° maxteums, 25. minimum, 15.5 ea Yesterday (Sunday), November 21, er- Thometer acike Signal office, in this city, stood as follows: 7 am., 27°; am., 27°; liam, 31¢; 2 pm., 882; 3"p.m., 399; 9 pim., $99; 11 p. m, Maximum, minimum, % LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, Ac., To-night. Du 'ionai Theater.—“Pirates of Penzance.” Fords Opera House,—Haverly’s Colored Car- Brval. 439 7/% street.—The Bohemian Glass Blowers. 16th ane H streets.—Art Loan Exhibition. ——a Condensed Locals, ‘Street lamps wili be lighted at 5:10 p.m. and extinguished at 11:00 p.m. “the cock shop tn the marine barracks caught fr. from a detective fue Saturday night, and eame Lear being destroyed. The flames were «xtipguished by Captain Collum, without turn- ing Man alarm. Damage, $200. ‘rhe National Rifles, Colonel J.O. P. Burn. side commanding, have received 100 of the most improved rifles from the Springfeld armory. ‘A meeting of gentlemen Interested in boating matters was heid at Willard’s Hotel Saturdary evening. and i was agreed to continue the ef forts to have a three-nille race between Kenne- dy, Plaisted, Lee and Davis on the Potomac at an early day. Schanksgtvio services were held in the village hall at Mount Pieasant last evening, conststing of singing and short ad tm the case of Revels agt. Parker, in Judge MacArthur's court, (Circuit, No. 2.) on Satur- day, 4 verdt-tof one cent for plaintiff was give It Was claimed that Parker, in seizing Reveis’ goods under a deed of trust exceeded tne trust, ‘abd suit was brought for $500 damages. Mrs. Rebecca Davis, mother of the well known business man, Mr. E. G. Davis, died tn tnis city yesterday of pneumonia. Her death ts regret- ted by a larse circle of friends. _ ‘The protracted meeting at McKendree Chapel, which has been in progress about eight weeks, has thus far resulted in the conversion of about thirty persons. [t wil! close probably this week. Mr. George Lowry, an old and respected citi- zen of Washington, and formerly a well known Georgetown merchant, doing a heavy business with Ube retail g} en of this city, die . K street northwest. y ge. The fu inesday. Mesperate Assanlt by an Fasane Man. HAN BADLY INJURED. ng a colored man giving the bame of Allen P. Ayres, and who claims to be a physician and minister, hailing from London, England, was found near the Baitlmore & Ohio depot whooping at the top of his yoiee, and Ser- geant Mclienry arrested bim and turned him over to Officer Tus! He was taken to the seventh precinct statioa without much trouble | and placed In a cell. During yesterday he was raging in the cell and acting as an in- Sane person. Before he was placed in the cell he Was carefully searched, and no weapon of any kind was found on him Yesterday his Weals were sent him from his boarding-house, Ne. 4 C street north, where he has been staying | for three weeks past. This morning, adout9 | @cloek, it was pro; headquarters to De lock went to the cell to take himout. As soon as the door wasopened Mr. Fatnter rusheiin, | and the prisoner, having somehow obtained possession of a small sized pen-knife, made a | blow at him, striking him on the left side of the Read, burying the blade in the skull a depth of over three-fourths of an inch and breaktug off the point. Before the others could rush in he | bad used the other Diade, cutting Mr. F. across the side of the head, sev anartery. The _— was finally quieted and secured, and | Eliot and the flow’ of Diood. trom ‘ar. ceeded In stopping the flow ot om afr. Fainter’s wounds and also extracied the olade of the knife. = ua ‘Khe Capito! Assault Case. CAPT. HUGHES SENTENC n Saturday, in the Criminal Court, Judge James, the case of Capt. Wm. Hughes, iate of the Capitol police, convik of an as3anlt in the Capitol on Alice Burlingame, a whits girl, Ti years old, was taken up. In tbis case a mo- Hon for a new trial had been entered. and Hughes’ counsel—Messrs. Miller & Ruey and J. P. O'Neal—put in a plea for lienency to im- ing the sentence, calling the atteatioa o: the court to the defendant being a consistent member of the church. and of high character asan officer during the war, aud commented on the fact that there was only the ev:d *ac? of the child, tntimating thai the case was a pat up job. SUDGE JAMES SAID that this case was a remarkable on=, aad al though the accused had borne su:h a a! character it was only ike other ¢ ministers had been guilty of such off »: could not believe that this child inven': story, and it was evea more improot the mother should have couched the cui: it was well known tnat even the most depraved kept the morals of their children guarded at this age. Nothing now remained for aim to do ‘but to impose the sentence of the court. ADDRESS OF THE PRISONER. ‘The accused, a fine looking man, then ad- dressed the court, stating that he was aware Ubat nothing be could say now would be to his advantage, but he remarked that he had been unfortunate tn having the case tried on a day when many of his witnesses were absent (elec- ton day); that Sergean'-at-Arms Brigat was an important witness and he was absent, and he Was sure that had all the facts been presented and the jury conversant with the locality aad bad the different statemenis made by the girl been placed before the jury the verdict would have Deen ditferent. He had since the trial learned that the motherof the ga. had attempted to blackmall an oiticer of the Post O tice depar ment. He had ever endeavored to do his duty, fought for the supremacy of the law—that Jaw which was about to deal with him ua- Justly—on 95 battle tields, and now he bowed to that law and was “iy to hear the sentence which would puuish him and also his wife and ebtidren. The court imposed a sentence of imoprtson- ment in jail for eleven months and twenty-nine days. Thesentence appealed irom {n the Police Court was six mo: ths. Str. ANOTHER “GUIDE” Swixp1.#.—Fred- erick rris, alias George Miller, allas Do- berty, Was arrested at the Holmes House, on Pennsylvania avenue, Saturday night aint of Adolph Schifecher, a st ndiana, who had been “taken in aad 23 by the Arlington “statue unvelling” dodze. After crossing the river at Georgetown, the “guide” employed by Sehbliecher proposed a game of cards, and it was but the work of a few mathutes for Schitecher to lose his watch aad §10 Anmoney. The monte men whom they met on the other side and the guide then disappeared, and Sebliecher walked back to the city aud re- = the facts to the police. Oa his descrip- mn of the men, cer Middleton arrested boning who denles any Knowiedge of the irans- action. cee Dox't Forest the sale by catalogue of rugs and carpets at Thomas Dowling’sauction rooms tO Morrow at 11 & mn. and 2-30 Pp. m. Bargains may be expected. t ORGANIZED FOR WoRK.—The two committees of fifteen each on the presidential inauguration met at Willard Hotel Saturday evening in joint session. They organized by electing J. W. ‘Thompson, chairman; D. B. Ainger, vice prest- Gent; Col. H. C. Corbin, correspondent secreta- yy; Mr. A. L. Barber, recording secretary, anc Hon. J. 4. J. Creswell. treasurer, and adjouraed to meet at the Willard Hotel parlors next Weda- nesday evening. ———_2»——_— Your Boys will be pleased with the style and you will be pleased with the price of our winter suits. Nosh Walker & (o., tatlors and clothiers, 625 Pennsylvania avenue. t Tuomas Dowie auctioneer, will self to- morsow (23d instant) at 4 p.m., for Maury & Rawlings, trustees, that vatuable property Known 43 the eastern 37 feet 2 incnes of lot 2i, in square 15s, — improvements), situated on south side of Massachusetts avenue, between i7th and isth streets northwest. Terms easy. See advertisement. t MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John B. Murdock and Phoebe Pennebaker; Edward ery county, Md.; Jeany ng, Adam "Jackson and Sarah Bowie: E. —_——e———. WEERE THERE [5 A WEAKNESS OF THE THROAT | Unrough the alltance. | the public school board, made areport that he | had written to the president of the board, | and received In reply a note stating the action of the board in passing a resolation | declaring that liquor located In the vicinity of pubite school houses. | | by Mr. Wilson, that “within ashor: period of ‘time the public schools of the District would | equal any of the noted watveraities of the iand”— meaning, of course, Harvard, Corneil, Michigan University aud Yale! Olivia appvar3 to have accepted the prophecy and to be much disip- pointed by itsnon-fulfilment. Is she quite sure she remembers correctly What Mr. Wilson said? Ii she did not make her assertion so positively, it would require the affidavits of a dozen credi- n3 should’ not be , ble persoms to make any intelligent citizen of Washington believe that Mr. Wilsoa ever ex- ‘They bad aiso urged an objectioa to the license | Pressed the opinton attributed to him. for tue place under the poilce headquarters. | The report was accepted. | TEE COMMITTEE TO WAIT ON THE PRESIDENT. Rev Dr. Nobie, from the committee to wait on the President, submitted a report that they had prepared a paper and presented itto tue | President. They had easily obtains a | and the President had read the paper and {o- It is startling to learn from Olivia that the | pablic school education taras the ma3ses of the pupils into imbectles and semi-idiots? Is there hot some mistake about this? fam famillar | with the appearaice of the school children, and have aiwa)s thought them bright, totelligent | and healthy. Some of them are in my own | family; they have cood appetites, and show no quired whether they could prove certain tacts | 8YM@ploms of mental decay. high school | therein stated, and they gave him an affirma- | Uve reply. This paper had been pubiishe’ and had reached the community, and he was re- joiced that this had teen done, key. Dr. Parker remarked that in an tater- | view with Major Morgan, he (Major Morgan) said he was glad the pastors were getting to | hard pan and that their efforta would be to | some extent at least successtul. Rey. Dr, Rakin remarked that the address to the President hed brea telegraphed and pub- ished in the Cincionatl Gazette, He suggested that those who had facts should rt Laem, that they may be laid before the President. THE DUTY OF THE POLICE. Rev. Mr. Mason said that the District Com- missioners claimed that the police were not organized for detective work as tolquor. They claimed that they had the right w ferret out other crimes, but when this offense is men- tioned they claim that it {s the duty of the Christian people to fiud out violations gf law as to the liquor traffic, Rev. Mr. Litt'e said that the order of Major Brock this morning showed what were the du- Ues of the police a8 to one offense, and it ap- plied as weil to others. kev. Mr. Richardson said that the position taken by the Commissioners was absurd and a reflection on their intelligence. If the police- men would notice who went in and left houses, and summons them to court, in a few months they could break up half of those houses. Rev. Messrs. Mason, Richardson and Rams dell were appointed a committee to draft reso- lutions expressive of the views of the meeting asto the injustice of expecting pastors to do police duty. THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE, ‘The report of the committee on the temper- ance alliance was taken up. Kev. Mr. Wheeler urged the necessity of organization, and said that when the liquor dealers band together it Was hecessary tO have an alllance—a compact body, He knew of an instance Where a inan, Who otherwise would have stgaed a protest had refused on the ground that they had threat- ened to withdraw patronage from him. If this alliance was not formed from this meeting the temperance people would form ove. He moved that the committee appointe val the m: ing to form the alliance be instructed t9 call that committee at an early day. Rev. Mr. Mason said that he knew that when he came here he represented the moral p: of his church, and he belteved that the othe were here in their representative capacity. They bad urged that money is wanted, and o¢ knew a number of temperance organizations connected with the churches, and then in otber Organizations there were members of tae Christian churches. He would not give much for aby temperance bedy if the religious mem- bers are taken out. He had no doubt but it there was need of money that it coutd be g. He thought the motion to leave the inact where it 1s wouid be a wise one. Rev. Mr. Kamsdell remarked that he came into the movement because the churenes and Pastors were in it. He wonld not favor aa alliance asthe offspring of this meeting. Rev. Mr. Little was atratd the alliance would be cumbersome, and that if 11 was found the pastors wanted money they would have to go rc Rev. Mr. Wheeler said that these yiews | showed that there was not the unanimity hi Supposed. If the alliance was to be under this | union he thought they had better be without | it; Dut if after the Maryland alliance 1t would be a benefit. Rev. Mr. Mason said that If the Preachers created the alliance we would ba Tesponsible. He had no objection to an alliance being formed. boys, who have been several years under the influence of the public school system, are rather noted for ability and manliness. Will Olivia | explaln where the imbeciles and {dlots she re- ters to are kept? Those who are not in school fare little bétter a: Olivia’s hands. The “children of labor,” who, she says, are HOt sent to schoo}, are de- seribed by her as “embryo jackals.” Surely this is a deplorable state of things! If those in school are idiots and those out of school are “cmbryo jackals,” the prospect Is bad for the next generation. Let us hope that the effects of education are not so bad In the states as in this District. The idiot class, she charges, destroy all the flowers ‘within a certain radius.” May I in- quire, what radius? Won’tshe make an excep- uon of the flowers in Franklin Square which bloom the entire season undisturbed near the 800 children in the neighboring school? Olivia informs us that some school children kicked an old man ‘‘as though he was a pros- trate dog.” How this differs trom kicking a standing dog we are not informed, nor are we told time, place or names of witnesses. If the Statement Is true, it does not reflect upon the schools unless the children were taught in them to kick old people. Does Olivia mean to be understood that such instruction is part of the regular course in the public schools? ifind it hard to understand what Olivia is driving at. Her letter isan odd jumble of in- coherences, mixed metaphors, abusive epithets, commonplaces and communism, expressed in a slap-dash, go-as-you-please style, in defiance of | Ropero and rhetoric. What does she mean, for instance, by calling the normal school grad- uates ‘‘trained priestesses” brought on ‘“‘to keep the lurid lights Lees until tae ieouoclast work is done?” What lurid lights? What teon- oclast work? And what, in the name of com- mon sense, does she mean by the sentenc> in which she refers to the school system as ma- chinery, as a mirlatrom, and as “a mental com- plication of pulleys, files and teeth?” It publishing again Olivia wi submit her e3say to the criticism of any puptl of the grammir School she will find {t vastly improved in its grammatical construction and rhetoric. The oniy clearly expressed conclusion in Olivia’s letter 1s, that the colored peopie ought to nave DO schools at all; and that the white schools ought to be kept exclusively for paupers, every child being taught according to his t and talent. As this would necessitate a sapirate teacher for each halt a dozen pupils, will Oilvia explain where she would get the money? We havea good system of publile seaools in Our District,—uot the best in the country. but an excellent one, considering the difficulttes under which it has been built up. Tae gentle men in charge of it know where tt can in. Proved and are working to that end with good practical sense. They have done much within the last two or three years; and, if sustained, will do still more tn the next two or three. Toe pe Schools are now the best in the District, y allodds. The ¢o-education of the children Of all Sects and Classes 1s the hope of the repub- lc, I have no relation to the public schools, except that of parent of pupilsin them, but [ feel deeply grateful fo the men who, without pay, have so faithfully labored to improve the Schools, and to the Superintendent who has wisely and well discharged his dificult duties. Ido not think it fair to expose these gentlemen to the cut.aad thrust assaults of ill-informed writers, * Justice, ——___—_ Amus: mis, Ete. Forp’s Orga Housg. — Haverly’s C2103sal Colored Combination begin a week’s engage ment here this evening, The entertainment Rev. Mr. Leech said that this had a history | and came from a resolution adopted by the | Methodist Preachers’ meeting, and after a num- ber of meetings it was adopted. It seemed to him that this was the grand Ume to start this | they offer is as novel as it is pleasing, conststiag of plantation songs and dauces, and other strik- ing illustrations of life In the south in the olden e. NATIONAL THEATER, — Lovers of sparkling | Mousic have a treat this week In the production alliance. He urged that the result of such an bet 3 van’: rth. re ic alliance would be to work Up public sentiment | Of Gilbert and Sullivan's mirth- provoking camile tosuch a point that they may go to Congress opera “The Pirates of Penzance, or the Slave of and ask a local optien law. | Duty.” with new scenery aud costumes, by Rev. Dr. Key. Mr. Richardson said that up to this ti entire unanimity had prevailed. Rev. Dr. But ler, who was one of the committee, urged that the matter lie on the table, aud when the time came to act they would be ready Kemarks were made by Kev. Mr. Araes and others, aad Rev. Mr. Wheeler withdrew his motion. Rev. Mr. Leech moved that the vote on the constitution of the alliance be reconsidered, and the committee be dischai Rev. Dr. RuAily said the alliance would formed, and that there were men who are panting for work and they wil! form one. He seconded the motion of ff Mr. Leech’s motion was divided, and the vote on discharging the committee was adopted. On reconsidering the vote adopting the consi t ‘ution the vote was 13 in the affirmative aud iz in the negative. The constitution of the alll ance Was laid on the table, it is understood, temporarily. Adjourned. District Government Affairs. The Commissioners have approved a requist- ton for 600 Springfield breach-loading cartridges for Major Hanneman, to be used by his com- mand for target practice on Thanksgiving day. Lieut. FP. V. Greene, assistant District enz!- neer, returned to his dutics this morning, after a two weeks’ absence to visit his brother, Com- mander 8. D. Greene, at the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. THE WORK OF INPROVIN @ THE SEVENTH STR ROAD in the county 1s progressing in a very satisfac- tory manner. Jt 1s now completed out as far as Heitmuilier’s gate, a distance of 9,500 feat, or about a mile and three quarters from Boundary Street, and fs as smooth and hard as a houze Noor. There is a macadam road in the center sixteen feet wide and a dirt road on elther sid2, each about eighteen feet wide and a snbdstan- Ual cobbie stone gutter on the outsides, leaviag ‘Space enough outside of ail for a brick or plank sidewalk, which 1s contemplated to be put down at a future day as far as Rock creek road or beyond. The entire width of the Toadway between the fences Is sixty- Six feet. Property holders living on the ine of this road and the farmers far beyond are much pleased with this valuable tmprove- ment, and the amount of traffic and travel has been largely increased. The effort will be made during the coming session of Congress to extend tls Improvement as far as the Mary- jand ne, which will require an appropriation of about $25,000. The cost thus far, Includiag the reconstruction of Seventh street road Inside of Boundary street, has been about $12, THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD to-day approved the applications of Thom2s Jones, 1235 1/th street southeast, and Charles Grover, 15812 7th street northwest. They also received two new applications. tne Ss ork issued by Inspector Entwisle: W. W. Se! ~ erect two three-story dwellings G, between 15th and 19th streets northwest; $6,000. D. H. Rice, erect five two-story dwellings 17th, between L and M streets northwest; $15,000, —_-—_—_ “THE RSVENUE STAMPS used on Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup botties would fill a car.”—. change. i Bit FoR Drvoxcgs.—On Saturday, Mr. E. B. Hay, for Isabel Davis, tiled a billin the i yulty Court against John D. Davis for a divorce on the ground of cruel treatment and desertion. She asks that her maiden name, Isabel Love, be re- stored to her. es Hanbsome IurROVEMENT.—Mr, W. Z. Partelio is finishing off four neat brick houses of six rooms and bathroom, on 6th and streets, Which are an ornament to the neighborhood. sede hence kaa at ate A ents—hot and ‘cold water, la. trobes, &c., and cost about $12,000, ——__ MASONIC VISITATIONS.—The annual visitations of the Grand Chapter, F. A A. M., of this Dis- trict will take place this week as follows:— Mount Vernon Chapter, No. 3, to-night; lecture Rev. Thos. G. Addison. Potomac Chapter, 0. S (Georgetown), Tuesday evening; lecture by Chas. F. Stausbury. Eureka Chapter, No. 4, Friday evening; lecture by Rev. J. C. Hagey: The visitation to Washington Chapter. No. 2, appointed for Thursday evening next, has been postponed until the first Monday in next month, of Gers i falling on the date FISTICUFFERS Fingp.—Some excitement was Sis Sr Oe aeree ne a it was cor- me ia count iM det iel Toumey engaged 1.1 Pemetang Cae Onnes Sey BY OY style. They were arrested and taken to the city. In the Police Court this they plead Parker urged that they act cantionsly. | D'Osly Carte’s London Opera Company. THE BOHEMIAN GLAss-BLOWERS are drawing large crowds at thelr afternoon and evenlog: exhibitions at 459 7th street north west. Ws. H. Baker, the energetic manager of Baker's Dramatic Company, will be the recipient of a benefit at Odd Fellows’ all on the evealog of Thanksgiving day. “itp Van Wiskle” wil be produc:d by Baker's company, and a good periormance is assured. “Rin Van Wiasle” Tnatinee for the litte ones is announced. ‘THE ART LOAN Exuruition for the Church of the Incarnation continues this week. Puo! ic interest In the exhibition seems to Increase rather than to flag. Large numbers of People will doubtless take advantage of the opportu. nity of a visit during Thanksgiving weak. THE FUNERAL of Mrs, Dr. I A. Bacon took place at her late home, in South Washington, at 6:30 O’elock last evening. Throngs oF people Visited the house to attend the funeral and to get a last look at the features of the lady so much beloved in life in all circ and the myriad tribntes of beatiful towers sent tn, also testttied {o the esteem in which she was held. After feellng and impressive servicers at the house the remains were removed to the tratn north to go to her birthplace in Vermont. Dr, Bacou and bis wife were a most devoted coupie and the blow of her sudden death was a terrible one to him, the more especially a3 lis health ts very precarious. Bey Boys OVRRCOATS AND Scits at the Boys Clotuing House of B. Robinson & Co., 999 Penn sylvania avenue. t THE DASHAWay CLUB met last night: the president, Alexander Eggleston, in the chair, who made a stirring openiug address, and was tollowed by Messrs. Patrick Doyle, J. H. Hilton, J, Ml. Richards, Frank Reeside and Fraak Kinz! Mr. Edward Humphrey gave sketches ot his bitter experfence as a toper, and was followed by remarks by Rev. C. W. Dennison, A. pin and James C. Lee. All present at th ing and all temperance organizations were in vite to attend the grand operate rally in Dr. Noble's churcb on Thanksgiving Day, at 11 o'clock. Mr. Guy Wines argued in favarot the enforcement of the ticense faw, and closed with an appeal for signers tothe pledse. Rev. Mr. Foster made a report of the beneficial effe of local option law in Maryland, and how weil pleased the citizens of that state feel. Forty recruits enlisted tn the cause, and will act here- after with the temperance army of thls city. DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows: John O. Preseott et al, trusteas, to Eimund Healey, lot A, in sub, of lots 5 and 9, 5’ 1: 2a; $1,100. John Scanlan to Edward Donoloe, part lot 4, &q. 16; $600, —————— THE COLUMBIA 'TURN-VEREIN met yesterday and instructed Messrs. G. W. Spier and 0. Tuerke, their delegates to the annual session of the North American Turner-bund (which meets in Baltimore on the 5th of December next) 19 use their best endeavors to have the h2adquar- ters of the district moved to Washington; to heve the next Turner festival take piace at Washington, and to induce all independent or- ganizations in this neighborhood to conglidaic with the Turner-bund. The formation of a class of instruction for girls was discussei and its further consideration postponed until tie next meeting. CHILDRE: Prigg’s. POLICE ORDER AS TO GAMBLING HovsEs — Major Brock, of the police department, hag issued an order as follows: ‘The attention of the Meutenants is hereby called to rule 95 of the manual, the several provisions of which must be enforced. The sald rule states that the board will hereafter thoroughly investigate the ease of any member of the fdrce who has pa- trolled a given beat without reporting suspected faming houses, ete., which exist thereon or Shall have become otherwise notorious. Such officers will be subject of discipline elther a3 being in collusion with parities unlawfully operating such houses or as being absolutely begligent. Parties are seen by citizens going into and coming from these suspected houses, and unfavorable comment is made relative to the pore allowing the gambling houses to carry on beir unlawful calling. If the casual passer-by uotlces these violations why should not the vigi- lant officer detect. them and report the facts. his superior officer without fear or favor? [t is Stated in the pubiic press that there is more gambling carried on tn this city now than stance ‘he close of the war. If so i ust be suppressed, and I call on each and every member of the force to aid me in doing 80. ONE CaN Use Eucalyptine constantly for chaps, &c., and wear Zood clothes—it soils nothing. t ——— 'S bracelets, sets, rings $2 each at t ———___ Divorck GRantEv.—This morning, in the Equity Court, Judge Cox Les a decree or divorce from the bends of matrimony existing on Lunes a cold neglected may be all that is re- - between Henry D. M: . Maso1 quired to establish a Ungeriag and generally | Sullty to an affray, and were flued $5 each. The parties are colored and pave teen ed tendeney to breeetal oe Same nee a tno UE Most complete and successful oes, irene ace ‘Of treatusont, throsts co severe cold, left to take care of itself, often ‘Season took place at M. Willian’s to-day. Kil Kerang indent, eee H. Wilson Pore the ey = ee conene ae, Cat 2 oR THAXKBOIVING.— New Spent es appeared for the complainant. very earliest symptoms fac or cold by Ta New ae avenue murat hil tne Distaee aviomey, (oday wrote he rudently resorti Jaynes : ti ES ebief of police in regard to the three card monte whicn wit sotne phy Peston Fo the broncatal a GRaND otar “boop its Levent to-day, Sony which the ‘Witness seule wi allay ammat! and cleanse them returned indictment Furby, that: such cases Ad the’ Tavs of all rae substances. aoe —_ pon for lpn ' N. Rollow. embed future ne Fano) hold ‘wit- ounce of prevention than a poun tement; Thomas Anderson, and James | nesses compel their and re. t Stewart, ales ByeYeROOD, Lulne prevéuvon, permit no one to ape SUC Witmesges, | to Mlle ne THE COuRTS. CrrcvIT CouRT (No. 1)—Judge MacArthur, catarasy, phe Morris; motion for leave plea Overruled. Charter Oak Life Insurance Company agt. Rien a ordered, to general term. Sulson agt. Bigelow: motion for is ment dented and case allowed to go to trial ashington Market, Company agt. Davis; pew trial granted on terms. Bond agt. Todd; bill of particulars ordered. Shackleford agt’ Brow; demurrer certified to general term to be beard in the first instance. Revels agt. Parker: verdict for plaintiff, one cent damages. George Killeen, use of Mary McGutre, art. Glen Falls Insurance Company; demurrer sustained ena ea ye eas Pike age. Converse; jary n rt, ju C defendant, oe JASE BEY for Circurr Covrr (No, D—SJudge Wylie, Saturday, Keane agt. Kelley; motion to with- draw plea and file new plea granted. Lamon age Salisbury; judgment set aside on payment of costs. Shipman . Gilbert; motion for judg- ment overruled and leave to plead. Bradley . Galt et al.; demurrer withdrawn; leave to plead. Green et al. agt. Esl n; motion to set aside amended declaration overruled and leave to plead in five days. Lansburgh & Brother agt. McMahon; motion ‘to dismiss overruled and jeave to amend declaration. Burgess agt. Raum; demurrer overruled and leave to plead. Keyser agt. Shepherd et al; motion to strike feave to ama gverruled, demurrer sustained, harrative. St » Gans; order for commission to issue. ee a twenty-nine days. william Pope; murder of Joseph F. Butler; motion in arrest Gf juagment cas jouan to set aside verdict, and two af_ida- &. To-day, Guy H. Thompson; nolle pros. Frank Smith, alias Waters, assault ‘on officers not guilty. POLICE Covrt—Judge Snel. To-day, Thomas Johnson, Annie Smith and William Pinkney, vagrancy:’ bonds or 90 days each in the workhouse. Ella Carroll, profanity; or 7 days. Jno. R. W. Mankin, obstructing the sidewalk; $3. Jno. Hanley and Daniel Tou- Mey, affray; $5 or 15 days each. William Lewis, @ small colored boy, charged with the larceny Of two cog wheels trom the National Republican Publishing Company; 30 daysin jail Henry Hedgman, assauit on George Watson by strik- ing bim on the head with a stick and firing a Pistol at_bim; continued on defendant's per- Sonal bonds. James Smith; forfeited collateral. Charles Scott, larceny of ahead of cabbage from Jno. L. Kelly; $1 ori day. Dantel Buchannan, assanit on Tinie Dorsey by striking her on the head with a brick; also charged with threats of Violence against May Allen; personal bonds to keep the peace. Georgiana e, changed with the larceny of five yards of calico and a dress from Jane Rutherford; $5 or 10 day: GEORGETOWN. BILL FOR AN I ener, of this UNCTION.—Mr. John T. Scriv- lace, has Med a bill for an injuy lion against Samuel Cropley’s Sonsjand oie: to restrain the sale of certain property upon which the plaintii! executed deeds of trust to Secure notes amounting to $3,237.36, Signed by him in favor of the fir THE PiICKRELL W111. jamuel A. Walker And other Illinois heirs of the estate of the late Ann Pickrell, of this place, have entered an ap- peal to the Supre Court of the District from tbe decree of Judge Cox dismissing their peti- {lon for setting aside the will and distribution by the executors, CONFInMATION.—A large number of children and several adults—about 230 persons in all— received the sacrament of contirmation, at the hand3 of Archbishop Gibbons, in ‘Trinity (Catholic) church, yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock. At the late mass the archbishop j} Preached an eloquent sermon to a large con- | gregation, Fire Tas Morxrxa.—The alarm thts morn- ing about 2 o'clock, turned in from box 712, was for afirein a small frame house, No. so Fred- erick street, owned by John H. ‘Sis, and occu- pied by Dante: Jones, colored. The tire depart- ment responded prompt): id extinguished the flames; darnages about $200; fully tnsttred. | Drep WiruccT MEDICAL ATTENDANCE. SIX ; months old child of a widow named Mrs. Pey- ton, colored, residing at No. 5) Beallstrect, dled yesterday without baving had medical atten- ance, or as it 1s sometimes stated “without the aid of a physician.” The coroner has b2en notified. a Grary.—There were no arrivals of grain to- lay. MERCHANTS’ EXCH) —Offerings on change Saturday were 3.500 bushels. Suid at prices rabging from $1. 0 $1.25}; THE COAL TRADE. e shipments from the mines of the Cumberland for the week ending Saturday were 5 tons, and for the year to that date 1,863, tons, an increase of 496,974 tons 2s compared with the corresponding period ofisi9. The shipments to the Baltimore and Obio railroad for the week, 20.050 tons; for the Fear, 1,095,142 tons, an increase of 281,674 tons. ‘The shipments to the Chesapeake and Ohio | canal for the week, 22,310 tons; for the year, 569,924 tons, an increase of 144,031 tons as com- ee with last year. The shipments to the ennsylvania railroad for the week, 5,195 tons; for the year, 195,444 tons, an increase of 61,264 tons as compared with last year. ‘The heaviest Shipper last week was the Consolidation com- pany, sending out 11,418 tons: the New Central came next, With 9,315 tons, none of the others sending out over 5,000 tons. The heaviest ship per of the year has been the Consolidation com- pany, 490,015 tons; the New Central nex¢,:310,246 tons; the Score Creek Coal and Iron third, * tons; the Borden mining company fourth, 149,999 tons; the American. fifth, tons; and the Maryland sixth, ” none of the others shipping over 100, ALEXANDRIA. A SWINDLER’S STRATE! —The reported ins of the schooner \' sink- H. Morgan, York- lown, by the steamer Sau Salyador, off Wolt Trap, Friday night week, mentioned in Thars- Gay's Gazette, Turns out to be false, and {s be- eved to be the work of a man who lives by his swindling operations. The captain of this myth- ical schooner who gave his name a3 Nelson to the collector at West Point, was In this etty about a month ago endeavoring to obtain money on the sume story. He here gave several! hames, among them Richard H. Itobinson, and Stated that he was a niason. He made applica- ‘lon for ald tothe Masonic Rellet Committee, but the members believing him to be an impos- ter declined to (hee him any assistance. He then, after making several other efforts to Swindle citizens, left for parts unknown, and has not been since heard of until this last story of the sinking of his vessel, A RISING YOUNG | ALEXANDRIAN —Mr. Flodo H, Jones, of tuts elty, who left here several years ago to fill a lucrative position in the ofiice of the president of the Union Pacific ratiroad comnpany. at Green river, Wyoming, has b2en elected a democratic member of the legislature of that territory, by a handsome majority. Mr. Jones ran 200 paca e his ticket, and was wo ed. only democrat © PARDONED, tas Beach, who was convicted in the sorporation court, July, isi4, of man- slaughter, in killing Henry Jones. in the res- taurant of Captain Ei Petty, on Union ssreet, and sentenced to the penitentiary for fifteen years, was — Peay by the governor, erday. nation of Mr. George Washington, lime prescribed, the state board ‘of editcation has appointed Mr. T.D. Fendall to thas post- Uon. ‘The selection ts an admirable one, A COLORED MAN Was In this clty a few days ee ks fora lecture on “Phe cade: Whittaker Mystery,” by John P. Q. Johnston, to take place at Armory Hall last hight. ‘the hall was made ready, Dut the lecturer did Dot putin au appearance. Those who pureaased Uckets still hold them, and it 1s more than robable they will continue to — Gazette, Satarder. pens CITY ITEMS. “Totally Different from All Others,» “London Hair Restorer.” Insures new growth. “London Hair Restorer.” Restores the celor. “London Hair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT—THICKaNS Thin hair, stops {ts falling and the most per- fect hair restorer and a the world has vD. IS ae ares: Hair Co! fe . A. Gibson, Barrytown, N. ¥., “Tt has stopped my hair from tailing and restored it to 1ts natural color.” “London Hair Restorer” ig sola by all druggists at 75 cents a bottle. Epoar’s Covan SPEciric, 25 and 50 cts. per bottle: for sale by all druggists; at wholesale by Stott & Cromvvell, 450 Pa ave, 6 SKINNY MEN AND WOvEN are not admired. If tacking fi vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles Health Renewer.” ' Greatest remedy on earth for iumpotency, sexual debility, Se slat ts, Depot, 68 Barclay street, N.Y., and for Washington at 480 Penn’a avenue. “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3¢ Lbs. “Ward” prints, 40c. Ib, Algo, cottage choeae, bu ‘and sweet mili Go per qt ALLER’S BRAIN Foop, is the only reliable tonic for brain and sexual of elther sex $1. 1 druggists, ‘Srorr & CaoMWa Agents, aoe 180 Pennsylvaiiia svenie, Swayne's Ointment Cures Itching Piles Itching Piles, like — Piles, itching, intense Piles. ly at night, after ge Htening Pues warm in bed, by ‘lor, Hinsdale, N. H., writes: ‘For 30 yest ve been grestiy troubled with hhave consulted many cresponlpened at ell. until I obtained Dr. Sayne’s Ointment at Thomas’ drugstore, at Brattleboro, Vt., which cured -” ASO cures Tetter, BLCOD POISONING, Symptoms. Loss of Memory, Smell, Taste and Hearing. Rotting f tne Membranes, lages aud Tissues. Wasting of the Flesh, Cough, and Consumption, Frightful Progress of a & igantic Disease, Views of Dr. Sanford. Catarrh in ite destractive force stands next and | 1 LOY OF 6 REAL PARIS BONNETS, NOW undoubtedly leads on to consumption, for in certain constitutions the transition from one to another is only a question of time. It is therefore singular,as we have frequently remarked, that those afflicted with this fearful disease should not make it the ob- Ject of their lives torid themeelves of it. Deceptive remedies concocted by ignorant pretenders to mea- ical knowledge Lave weakened the confidence of the great majority of sufferers in all advertised reme- dies. They become resigned to a life of misery rathe r than torture themselves with doubtfal pallt- ativer. But this will rever do. Catarrh must be met at every stage and combated with all our might. In many cases the diseaso has aesuzed dangerous symptoms. The bones an 1 cartilaze of the nose are eaten away, the organs of hearing, of seeing,and of tasting 60 affected ax to be useless, the uyula #0 clongated, the throat so inflamed and irritated as to Produce a constsnt and distressing cough. Ths dropping of putrid mucus into the throat and stomach during sleep feeds the absorbents with s poisan which ultimately affects the lungs, liver and kidneys, and prostrates the patient beyond the hope of recovery. At this or any stage of Catar:h, can the conscien- tous physician recommend a remedy as a.cnre for this disease? Certainly. The comprehensive treatment which bears oar name and known as SaNForv’s RADICAL Cune is perfect specific for every form of Oatarrh, from a simple cold to the ulcerative stazes of the throat and Jungs. Nothing in medicine is likeit. The Rapr- CAL CURE, with Impnovap Ixnatea, the Oxtan- RuAL SOLVENT for chronte and offensive forms of the disease, ali combined render a cure possible in every cage. It is no exaggeration to sa; ‘hat no single contrilvution to the standard medicines of the day cquals it. It has been sold in every town and city of the United Btates, and everywhere is ac- knowledzed by unprejndiced physicians, druggists, and the very best people to be all that is claimed of it. Price of Raprcat Cure with Iarnoven INnacer and CATARRMAL SouveNT, neatly wrapped in one package, $1.00, old and retommended by all arugsiste. Ask for Sanvoup's Rapicas. Core. General Aventa, Werxs & Porter, Boston. Cox.ins’ VeLTAIC PLAsTERs relieve in five min- utes. nov22 — SWALLOWING POISON, SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely Loca remedy, like douches and insolubie snufis, can possibly reach or eradicate the virnient sporules of Catarrh. This fact explains the won- derful cures effected by Dx. WEI DE MEYER’S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements used by him are ABSORBED ®y the mucous mem - brane throughout the system and form a CONSTI- ‘TUTIONAL as well a8 loc: antidote, as certain to OURE CATARRH, 2s vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pex. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, at ALL STAGES of the disease, HAVE BEEN OURED by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER'S ©. TaR6H CURE is the most important medica discovery since vaccination. Rev. C. H. Tayionr. 140 Nob’e street, Brooklyn, writes : ‘‘One package produced a radical cure. ‘*It entirely cured a member of my family who had suffered from Ca- tarth for 40 years.” J.D. McDoxatn, 710 Broad- way, N. ¥.: it cured me after doctoring for Rearly 30 years.” Mus. Exsta OC. Howes, 39 W. Washington Place, N. ¥.: **l can speak for sEVEN members of my family who have used it with great benefit.” Kev. W. H. Sumer, Frederick, Md. : “Everybody troubled with thould use it.” Many A. RANKER, 494 N. Clark street, Chicago, Il.: ‘‘For six yesrs I did not breathe through my nostrils until I used Wei De Meyer's Ostarrh Cure.” Mrs. M. E. 8ueney, 3022 Sarah sirect, Bt. Louis, M “*It gave me instant relief.” F. J. Onan “*Itrestored me to my ministerial labora.” Rey. Gero. A. Eres, Cobbleskill, N. ¥.: ‘*It relieved me of agreat Polypus.” W.H. Tuvespety, M. D., Elgin, il., &e., &c., Ke, &c. Dr. Wei De Meyer's “* TREATISE” is mailed reek. His **CURE” is DELIVERED to any address, by D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey Et., N. ¥., at $1.50 complete. NOVS-6o I= THE LINE OF ° GRATES AND OPEN FIRE-PLAGES, BRASS FENDERS, ANDIEONS anv FIBRE SETS, FINE GAS FIXTURES, LIBRARY LAMPS, DROP LIGHTS axp DECORATED SHADES, we offer the MOST ATTBACTIVE stock to be found in Washington. Orders for PLUMBING, HEATING and VENT- ILATING promptly attended to. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., novl3 4425 NEW XYOKK AVENUE. —26TH— PoruLaR MONTHLY DRAWING OF 13m Commonwealth Distribution Co., AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1880. ‘These drawings occur monthly under provistons of an Act ef the Gener.l Assembly of Kentucky incorporating ot eetey a and News -» Approved April 9, 1878. "This ie a Special ‘act, and has never been repealed. The U. 8. th 3ist rendered ais Oza ton sae Ast_That the Commonwealth Distri- bution Company is legal, 2d—Its drawings are fair. The Com; has hand a la: reserve fund: Head carefully the ist of prizes for te NOVEMBEB DRAWING. 000 10,000 830, 100 Cher poe each. 10,000 os (fs 20 each: 000 1,000 do.,10¢ach. 10,000 Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, by Express. DON’T SEND REG! :D LET- TER OR POSTOBTICE URDEG teas of 88 and upward, by Express, can be sent at our ex- — M. M, BOARDMAN, Counter Jourpal Buildings Lauisville, Ky., or 907 and 309 Broadway, N. BK, novi 3703 N.Y. ave or esa Pee aves DAVIS & ga DP. the | te, SOTERSE oes LT “tevis-eoty_“'™ "gai oaw’etrost sore $2 tiaras eamued De ARR ee MISCELLANEOU BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. AT HALF PRICE FOR 20 REAL PARIS PATTERN BONNETS, ONLY €10 EACH. 1 LOT OF & REAL PARI8 BONNETS, NOW ONLY @12 EACH. I LOT OF 7 REAL PARIS BONNETS, ONLY 816 EACH. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 706 and 709 Market Bpace. ytt24 GOOD VALUES IN BLACK ALL SILK VELVETS. BLACK ALL SIL Beautifal Color and Qu: wide, (Ponsons) BLACK AT ', at 812.00, reauced fro ANDCOLORED 8’ 5 IN BLACK and¢ BROOADE SaTIN 1 Piece 28 inch wide, | COUPE ko. "| riages im «reat variety. TERS. | LYON cre- | E CURTAINS | NDERWE NOTTINGHAM LAC: EPs, MERINOL JHU LDAR, SERG: y and at the Lowest RN ASTERN COR: DENTS SEND 827 Ose Paice ONtr. PEBRY & BROTHER, MM. RVEs, Cor. Ith st. Estabiicnea sw. © a nova pes WOOL BLACK CASHSMERES, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 37%. Colored Sati: T5e. Bleached Table Dan ‘ab} Excelleat Canton Flannel, 8c. E 12%c. Black 288m Cashmere Shawls, 2.59 to 8: Bisck Brocade silks, lent Calico, 5'xe. so 5 n Assortment of Ladion Cloak and Cassimercs for Men 2. Cradle Blankets Pare Wo red and Black Cashmercs, 25c, Til Market Space. Bisck and Colored Bilk Velvets. Bronze, Green and Black, 6-4 Pare Wool Fiannels for Ladies Suiting, 8! = loubie) White Bianke 6. ly 260. Beautil i lack 8 wanes eo wense Assortment of Ni for Trimming (vrices ch D: Bi ren vex Goods, Finest Quality, Only Sic, CABTER'S, Til Market Space. PECIAL NOTICE. ‘We call the Sprcian Ar & new assortment of very elegant GHIORDES snd RUGS AND CARPE Ss -size Mats to extra-large Carpets. These are ery closat goods and wil bs sold at VERY SICES. Also, a fall line TON, AXMINSTER and other CARPETS. HOOE, BBO. & CO., treet northwest. EDUCTION IN PRICES. SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRIC. Wi ‘tts, unfinished, 75 DAGHESTAN | Yatarrh as I was | » Atlantic Hotel, Chicazo: | 3 finished, 90. Boys’ Wamsutta, 60, _ SP! TY. 4 SHIRTS TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. eas, JAMES THOMPSON, | Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, nov] S26 F st. m.w., opposite Patent Offs, BEAT BEDUCTE SHIBTS AND UNDEBWEAK. ‘TS TO ORDER, 89. ANT ST PARTLY FINISHED Sa1K re} FLANN. UNDERSHIK TS, si Crnbrellan, Gents Nieh “eQLL oun GOLDS WARKANTED. J B. BRINE, 435 7th st. now. NCH-1337 F st., opp. Eb! 12 Washi NEVER WEARS OUT, ALI hile paths, ie for sale at Be Worn Whe AS, FISHER 1:50, 82, 8250. ita, Suspenders | ‘irts, $1 each. | Dp BED SYN, \ BUY THE “MYSTERY” summer. There better in the market. It is ele. made, ana of the very beet material, and i yneae for the wash tub. “DMystery” Shirt. NEN COLLARS, Istest styles and finest quality, only $1.60 per dozen ; six for 76 cents. Bast MEGINNISS’ BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIBT FACTORY, 2002 F street northwest.” ee CLARK & CO., 803 Market Space. to their unusnally larze Bes to call special attention to their u y cents for the * Pitas. A splendid line « of Black and Colored Cashmeres, | trom Bitcers ‘Linen ‘is full of rare’ kerchiefs, % and best goods. Blankets in vari $168 pair. Do- tase Sp Ar LOWEST NEW YoRE | 170” Hitters, ction. BOSTON PRICES 82" ONE PRICE ONLY. QuusT MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEULL BEOS. & 00., 1218 F Street N. W. ‘We sell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in cents. 10 BIBT onty 65 os any AREIREOEGED, Sai. on Bt, ‘¥ AND HOUSEFURN- UPHOLST ET EING @oonDs. Spates HAND CLOTHING, Ovn Broce oF OARPETS. FLOOB CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, MATS, &o., Is unsurpassed by any in the city. voile atfention and) outstas- SINGLETON &2 HOEK, No. 601 Market Space. for puarssteed A SREaT MaBK DUWS IN OVEBCOATS TO FIT CHILDREN FROM 2% TOs YEARS OF AGE. 30 THAT HAVE BEEN #%.00. 86 THAT HAVE BEEN $7.50. 44 THAT BAVE BREN 87.00. 37 THAT HAVE BEEN $6.80. WEOFFER THE CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LOT AT FIVE DULLARS. ‘Those who do not call at once must not expect to find them, as at this price we frequently closeout & large lot tm a single day. A. SAKS & Co., S2 STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS novid 316 and 318 Seventh st. ee OPES REUEIVED FOR MK. J. F. LUCAR, the Piano Tuner, at SIDN my T. NIMMO'S, 435 7th st. northwest Piano Tuning $1. novia ENTLEMEN'’S HATS. FROM KNOX 5TH AVENUE, N. & 00., LONDON. STINEMETZ, Hattc: » AND TRESS novi9-¢t 1237 Pa. ave ah Bh i USCOMB. L . MODES, For & permanent place of business, hee taken HOURE 930 E STREEL NORVHWEST, enn will continue to design and make elewant NING RECEPTION aD nov19-6t" Toler > WALKING re Go , apd id reliable. #126 @ gal. Special rates on large quantities. In covered bnekets, to take home wit! | you: Pinte, 20 cts.: Quarta, 35 cts. Oysters ip | ever style, and at the lowest ‘rates. HOWSON'S Ice Cream depot, 1104 12th st. now. nov1s-2m nn | L DLES SACQUES AND DOLMANS, 3 Of dest London dyed ses! ekine. Flegant Silk WRAPS, lined with Eraii berian Squirrel NOVELTIES in Colarettes and Mutls. FUR TRIMMING of all kin B, Wl. STINEMETz, 1337 Penon. ave. novls Next to cor, 13th at RRALF —New and second-hand CLARENG LANDAULETTS, OOUPELE OUeES, AWAYS, and other first-class Oar ROBERT H. GRAHAM, 410 416 416 Sth et. hw. Repairing promptly attended to. novis rand Si. THE WEEKLY STAR, now in its twenty-fifth year, {6 a double or eight-page sheet, contsining ‘Afty-six columns of fresh Newa, Literary and Acri- cultural matter every week, inclading a compend of Washington News and Gossip, a record of Local Affe Honc Matters, Fashion Notes, Personal Newa, a list of Marriaxes and Deaths, late Tele- eraph News, Special Correspondence, Selected Stories, ete. It will be sent, post-pail, from De- cember 1, for the entire session of Congress, in- cinding the Inavguration Qoremonies in Mareb, in full, for Fifty Cente. noviT-lm [Abies Fens: a LADIES' FURS!! SEALSKIN GARMENTS at all prices. SILK CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS. SICILIENNE CIROULARS AND DOLMANS. BATIN DE LYON CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS. LADIES AND MISSES’ FURS in every variety. WILLETT & KUOFF, novl3-1m__ 905 Pennsylvania avenue. a even. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Hosting Btoves, Ranges snd satrobes, at low pri stro! neces and Kates prompt'y repaired, “All work H aud Tbortivwest es lovig- ims” Ww ‘Mi. MASSEY & CO."8 PHILADELPHIA ALES, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT in store and for sale in Casks and Bottles. BEDUCTION IN PRICE of Bottied Ale, Porter and Brown Stout to #100 per Dozen Pints. For sale by —— ‘throughout the District, and | by the Agent, TENTION Of purchasers to SAML. C. PALMER. Depot, 1324 29th Strect, novi2 Waret Wacrmeton {0B HATS AND FUBS, | SEAL SACQUES, SILK CIRCULARS AND DOL- MANS, JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, 633 Penna. Ave. = CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. TEAT NEVER ig ti ie BREAKS, Mre. Fisher devotes Ler attention to the wants of ady patrons. marred No. $49 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE K.W. bs tly located in this city. He relieves all adork 0} F DIsI in from 3 to @ wit BS Chronte cases ‘hours, and cures them in a few Gisenee revinguished b} sped. shy: Lt if og Ss and P! MONIA cured failure. Oall and be convimoed. angl8- READ THIS COLUMN. Att jCuratine i Powerful Tonic.|~ A Vewutable Medicine Iron Bitters \Curatine ‘Complete Strenethener. ‘A Belisble Medicine. Bitters \Curatine — Abure appetizer.) Oures Blood Diseases.’ |Curatine = AENcr the Blood. |Cares siver Complaint. =n "iensw the Vigor |Cures Kidney Affections. Iron Bitters \Curatine Give Vitality. Cures Scrofuls. ‘uratine Diseases. |" Cures Rheumatism. itters Curatine Krom Bitire Lyspepais. For Tetter, Tech, ‘uratine Cures Pimples Iron Bitters and Blotches, Cure Nervous tability. |Curatine oe Boils & Old Sores. Cure Lapgour. |Curatine ‘Ulcers and Boils. Iron Bitters. fron Bitters Cure Painfui ‘Curatine ‘Menstrnation. | For Mercuria§Poisoning. Price $1 a Bottle. Price $1 & Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND CUBATINE For sale by STOTT & CHOMWELL, 485 Pennsylvania ave., Wholesaleand Retail, and by al! Druggists. ang27 WaroHss, Can be dispored of at the very. ass Eo bat ae 21s JOHNSON @ 00., Bankers, WABHINGTOR, D. 0., Pie