Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1880, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. i ae -November 23, 1880. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Ornck OF TRE CHIEF StaNAL OFFICER Wasnineton, Nov. 23, 1860, 9:30 am. Forthe middle Atlantic states, stationary or jower barometer, slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, north to west winds. RANGE OF THE THERMOMATER, The following are the readings of t! Ser at the Signal Office during t 16°: 7:35, am., 15°; 11 am.. Zi. maximums, 29. minimum, 125 LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, Ac., To-night. ational Theaier.—“Pirates of Penzance.” Fords Opera House,—Haverly’s Colored Car- Bival. 439 7/% streei.—The Bobemtan Glass Blowers. 1h and H stree! rt Loan Exhibition. OE SEE Condensed Locais. Br. €. C. Cox was taken, about two weeks ago, from the government hospital for the in- gane, where be bas been a patient for some Ume past, and was brought to this city for a ebarge. A few days since he had a fall, re- suliipg tm @ fracture of the leg. It ts thought tat bis recovery 1s impossible. Yesterday, in Cireutt Court, No. 1, Judge Macarthur. the case of the will of Henry Roebar— Coldwell et al. agt. Burns—was taken ‘The case comes here on issues trom the Probate Court. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:10 p.m. and extinguished at 12:00 p. m. The Grand Lodge K. of P., District. of Colum bia, met last evening, and a committee was ap pcinted to submit a plan for the celebration o: We eighteenth anniversary of the institution 0 the order of K. of P., February 19, 1sst. Minerva B. Voute, by her attorney, Mr. J. J Bariington, fled 2 bill for divorce yesterday against Charles H. Voute, on the ground of ae Sertion and nen-support. ‘The National Rites, at a special meeting. last bt, elected 13 honorary members, and de- led to shoot for three medals, one of gold, me of stiver and on2 of leather, at Benning Tange, Thanksgiving day. iee formed last nicht all the way aecroas the Potemac river both above and below the Long bridge. To day the United States by the District at- torney filed a suit against Hamilton G. Fant abd Josephine Fant for $159.31 revenue tax on a tequest to Mrs. Fant by her father, the late Jobnseon Hellen. There was placed on record to-day a mort- gage from Thomas eure Senator Wi coin on all of BE CUTS BIS WIFE'S THROAT AND HIS OWN, Last bight aGerman house-painter, about 45 years Old, named John Paul Brown, at 71s Fifth street, in a fit of jealousy at to cut bis wife's throat with a sharpened putty krtfe, and then gashed bis own throat. Resa Brown, the wite, was in a room overlook- ing an alley, andto save herseif from her in- furfated husband jumped out of a ran away crying for help, t from her wounds. covert eausing great exci quick!y gathered aro Was conducted to | dow and | mie hear Fifth, wh neress medica! aid. The police arrested the husband. Who was also covered with blood. and with an | Ugly wound across his throat. He was taken to | the seventh precinet stati . Anexaml- nation of the house in which the couple iive showed that the room bad evidently been used | as a workshop, and a room in whitch tocook and { sleep, and bicod appeared to be scattered about | uper the bed furniture and the walls, showing | that a great struggle must have taken place between them before she jumped from the win Gow Into the alley. In the rom was found a . case knife, putty b stone covered with was written by Br tion of the woman showed that gas! ade tn ber throat, chin and hand, and throng! Joss Of blood she was tn a crit She was removed from Dr. Bogant’s offic the station in the police ambulance. Drs. Ball, | Brookhelmer and Selhausen were i attendance | on Brown, and It was found that in his attempt at self-destruction he had severed some mem. branes of the throat, Sut none of the artertes | were cut. The wound {3 ghastly in appearance but may not prove fatal. | CAUSE OF THE TRAGEDY. } From what could be learasd of thetr affairs, | it seems they have been married nine years and have one child. Brown, it seems, cbarged his wife with infidelity, and there bas of late been but little peace fn the family. Several days ago she took the child and left him, but Ubrouga his persuasions sue returned to him ce to | | Jast night, and after they retired to bed they talked tbe matter ove: be saying that he wanted sue stating that she nm he threatened to if. att en tue edge a(Rzs IS en Brows ibd: "Un ged it giass th his room | when he got to the spot, but whea he returaed from the station with an officer Brown was lying on his bed with bicod running freely from a@cut fn bis threat and cuts on his head. Mrs, Brown states that she was compeiled to leave | her husband because of his cruel treatment of Ber. After their cis had been sewed up and dressed, they Were bota taken to the Provide Hospital. IN A BOOK, STAINED WITH BLOOD, {a Brown's room was found a looy, incoherent letter, written in German, and addressed to W. HB. Haman, No. 562 Si. Jobn street, Phitladel- hia, snowing thr disordered state ot rt at 3 out a ought th that ber Irish tri quired, denied krow that be bad found Gay with her f friends. He then s the conversation by | With his wife. she prow: u Supday, and states that ai became’ suspiciou: Morning at 6 o'clox ¥ whereabonts. but the next into the “still they were devil;” tbat by called her i beck, sayine she wanted nothing mi with him. ac.. ac. The account of another par- ley follows, in which tates that he saw his child; she looked with her ancel blue Ss like a mar that could not ; that M whose house she Was staying appeared if ready to take his (Brown's) Wife’s part, and ordered him away. His wife appeared to have no control of herself, aud her Irish friends were trying to separate them. He had been chased away like a thief, and he could not stand tt. Sooner a thousand times ceath in the flames, as the pangs would be sweet in comparison to what he suffered. He concludes by importuntpg bis irlend Haman to e to Washington and use hig iptuence with On a page of the book in witich the letter was found Was written some words denounctog his wife and the message “Write to Rahway, New Jersey: I have lived twelve years there. Sue is known there also.” On an envelope algo in the Geok was written the words “My life has an exd.” BOTH DOING WELL. Foth patients are resting today a comfort ably as possible, and there is no tmmediate danger of fatal results in etther case. ATYENTION VOTERS. save Goctor bilis by syrup. ok to your intevest and g Dr. Bull's cough ALLEYS AND I Waits.—In the case of Smith agt. Wheeler, for the last three days on Ua), in the Cireult Court, No. 2, the title to nf- teen inches of land was involved. The platntitt claimed that the defendant had encroached on the alley way between the two houses. Judge Wyle. holding the cirenit. tnstructed the jury that if they believed the defendant hat no use of the alley way, and the same had been loat to the defendant. either by abandonment or by the plalnUf holding the same for the past twenty years as her exclusive property, thea the easement, or alley Way, had Deen abolished, and the defendant was entitied to bulld a party Wallthereon. But if une jury should tind the alley Was still in use, and not Occupied by the jainUf for her sole en te and use, Out os for Ube use of Deke, of plain. ui defendant, then their verdict should be for the plainut. ‘he verdict of the jury this morning was for the defendant. In this case the point was also decided that the woman's Fight married women the rignt to sue ana be Bu m ejectment as to povey. ry claimed tobe owned by them tn the! rOmnrite Ir You Want a gilt-edge article of mtix or me tee onal mail or Sgnone sina ae bg. Just sen orday tone Alderney Dairy, 414 3d street northwest, and depend on getting just what you order. + MARRIAGE LICENSES have been {ssuei to Kich- Da ———_—_$_ To Give His CLarks Houtpay, John H. Magru- cr store wil be closed Thanksziving day. t | when “Bebe” told me of the murder. | prisoners were on the way to the depot. How | ard was deaf and dumb to the last, Randal | h ‘The Hirth Murder. SANDY PINN SENT TO THE ALBANY PENITENTIARY. Yesterday afternoon it was determined by General Crocker, the warden of the jail, to take tothe Albany penitentiary Sandy Pina, whose sentence of death for the murder of young Hirth (for which Bedford and Queenan rere ban; 4) bad been commuted to imprison- ment for iitey Preparations were at once made to take him on as also John Howard altas George Jones, a notorious colored burglar, under a sentence of twelve years, who had, since bis arrest in April last, felgned tasanily, the logs of the use of his legs apd to bedeat ani dumb, and Wm. Randall, formerly a railroad porter convicted of burglary and under sen- tence for three years. General Crocker, Dr. A. | MeWilliams and Captain W. . Crocker made | preparations to accom: the prisoners, who | Were notified during the afieraoon to prepare for tke journey. Pinn received the news joy- fully, and up to the time he left in the 10 p. mn. train Was constantly laughing. WHAT PINN SAID THAT BEDFORD Sav. Some of the officials a few hours before the me of leaving, in a conversation with him asked: “Sandy, did you ever hear Bedford or Queenan speak about the murder?” He replied: “Bedford once said to me ‘Sandy, I know that you was pot there, but I can’t say the same of Queenan. 1 know that I didn't see you till I met you at Mrs. Hall’s.’” He also said that had he had the same chance to talk with Queenan he would have got the whole story from him. ‘The same statement he made after dark to a Srak reporter, and when asked if Bedford bad ever Said abything else he remarked that what he stated might not be Bedford's exacs words, Dut that was what be meant, aad he had mad? this remark in the black Marta and also several Umes tn the corridor of the jail. WHAT FINN SAID OF HIS OWN WHEREABOCTS THE NIGHT OF THE MURDER, When asked where he was on the night of the murder, Pinn said he left Sibiey’s with a bale of hay on the wagon about twenry mta- utes of 6 o'clock, and took it to Gundling’s. 15th and Samson streets, and he put up his horse in his (P.’s) stable, 1455 Samson street, and went into the house and dressed. Then tt was about 6: yelock, and he went bick to Gundling’s and stopped to talk with Beckett: then went to Mrs. Hall's, meeting ex-Ofticer Brown on the way, and was there wheo “Babe” told of the murder, about 9 o'clock. PINN’S PREPARATIONS FOR THE JOURNEY. Pinn was then left to make his preparations for the journey, and he was soon attired in a spotless white shirt, with a small sliver eagle ter a breastpin and a blue spotted neckerchief, gray pants and dark coat, to which was added a stift-brim slouch hat before he left, etviag him somewhat the appearance of a Chinaman. About 5% o'clock Pinn was called out in the Cet to the surprise of ils questioners he to ' & A DIFFERENT STORY frem his former gues, this time stating that Bedford (old him that he was with Queenan at the corner of 14th and Samson streets a itttle before 6 o'clock, atid he did not see him any more that night, and did not see him (Pian) till he reached Mrs. Hall’s, and that he (“Babe’) was Innocent, but he could not say what be- came of Queenan. He was then questioned and remarked that he had never run muci with Queenan, and never was tn company with Ben fobnson but once. He knew that he did not do the murder and would pass no opinion. Didn't know that Lincoln was in it nor Roxey Ross; never saw Brown; he put up the job oa him, Put up his horse about 6 o'clock; never cut no pieces out of the ifaing of bis pants; uhe detec. ives must have done that at headquarters; never saw “Babe” wear a scarf; no one ever saw him with one. It was about 6 o'clock when I sot to Hall’s, and it was about 9 oes “Babe” said that Phil. Hirth was killed; that four mon had jumped on bim,and that Matiida Maller had told him so, When “‘Babe first came tn he sald that he bad seeh a ghost at the litule house | on P street, and then told aghost story. When he told this he ‘P) got up, and everybody in the bouse went out. He went with “Babe” to Mr. Stbley’s and woke him up, and they went to the drng sto “Babe” did bot say anything about the murder as they walked along. and he did not gay who he thought did it. “Aji I know 13 that Brown lied on me, and I'm innocent. Pinn then bid some of the prisoners ani guards gocd-by and awaited the time for leav- , ing. OFF FOR ALBANY. At 9 Oelock the van arrived, and soon th took his situation philosopbieally, aud Pina was the lightest-hearted one of the lof, and peeping out of the front of the van took a long look at the Capitol, and said he would like to walk through there once, On arriving at the 61h Street depot quite a crowd gatherei about tho van, and the prisoners being placed in the car, a bumber of relatives and friends of Pinn calls on him, and up to the time of the departure of the train he was kept busy in conversing with them. Howard was arrested in April last by Detectives Acton and Coomes for barglary, and goods stolen from nine diflerent houses were recovered. He having served two or three terms tor burglary before, he wa3 indicted in four cases for second offence. Shortly afver- wards he attempted suicide by hanging In his cell, but was cut down. He was convicted in one case, and a nelle entered in the other cases, a& sentence of twelve years being Imposed. BREACH AND MU sale low at Cohen <G@ SHOT Gu. > Pennsylvania ave Uyton VETERAN Con's met last eveninz, | tlers were read from Captain T. M. B Sumner c: be remember furnish quarters tor the two companies al. hatis | already Secured for that purpose. The are rapidly increasing in numoers, having nearly sixty active members, and intend to pa. rede on February 22 and March 4, 1351, with not less nan fifty muskets. A SELECT CLass IN DANCIN tor ladles and gentieme All wishing to jofn adavess 13 being formed erms mode Star oa REMEMBER the auction sale of singing cana- Thomas Dowling’s aliction rooms, eleven o'clock to-morrow. ——_e—__. aN MEETINGS.—Tute Virginta St: Republican Assoctation met last night, Mr Daniel W. Lomax, in the chatr, and a resolu. tion was unanimously adopted, seading graei ingto Mr. Edmund Burke, of Virgiaia. The President-elect, Gen. Jame3 A. Garileld, was upanimously elected an honorary member of ibis association, also Mr. Edmund Burke... The Esst Washington repubdlicaus met last night, aud a committee was appointed to pre- Sent Col. R. G. Ingersoll with a badge of hon- orary membership and resolutions adopted in lisbonor. The club having been in corre- spondence with the Invincible club of Phtladel- Phia, a proposition was made tendering that club as an eccert to them on their arrival in this efly on or before the 4{h of March ne. Renee Por THANKSGIVING—Read Howson’s ice cr advt. Writtne, With Ong 08 Bora Hanps, {3 taught successiully by the Spencer Brothers at che Speneertan Business College. A course of six- teen lessons in practical writing wiil be com- menced Monday evening, Nov. 29, at 56 o'vlock. Ladies and gentlemen should eproll at once. t LIVELY PEDESTRIAN MatCy Berween a Waits MAN AND A CoLoRED Wowan.—There WaS Cdisiderabdle tun in the vicinity of the Police Court this morntog, caused by the sharp pursuit of a white man by a colored woman. It appears that about a month ago a colored girl named (lara Williams was charged In the Po Mee Court with threats, and required by the Court to give bonds to keep the peace, or be commutted to jail, Americus Murray, a large masculine looking colored woman, a friend of Clara’s, gave $5 to a white man, who is called “Squire Cox, who promised Mrs. that he would get a bondsman c her friend = for that amount. He fatled to get the bondsman and forgot to return tue money. Mrs. Murray bad some bust- bess at the Police Court this morning, anion seeing Cox there she went for him. When he saw her be started out, knowing that It she caught him there would be trouble. She got a glimpse of him as he went out of the door, and Started afferhim. He looked behind him when be got out of the door and seeing the old woman meant business he started off al arapid run.and the old lady putied her skirts up, and started alter him, at a pretty lively gat. The race was kept up, to the great amusement of a large wa of spectators, along Loulsiaua avenue ind Gown 43; street, when Cox dodged intoa lawyer's ofice, and jumped through the back window, and esca) The cld woman waiked up aid down in nt of the office, in a defiant Way, for awlille, and then started home, threat- ening that if sue caught him she would lick the coat off him. O€Kk SHOR DEPARTMENT excels any former sea- Son. Our stock of underwear, hoslery and cor- Sets is complete, and sold at lowest prices, H. L. Strasourger & Son, 306-305 7th street. t piston tapacrincdlbon SEXT TO Jat FOR A YEAR.—This morning, in the Poifce Court, Lew! er, & novorioUs colored thief, was charged with the larceny of two sets of harness from Francis 8, Young and Thomas I. Clark. two countrymen, who 5 fed that they left their teams at the bay mar- wet last if, and this morning discovered aver a ae had ‘stol Officer capturing this morn. oe rig, Pleaded guilty to the of steal. harnesa, was sen| Snell tosix months oue yearn in jail in each case, rs Bry Boys Crancaits AN! syivania avenue, et i } Soclable, The Counterfeit Coin Case. ARRAIGNMENT OF THE TWO WOMEN IN THE POLICE COURT. This morning, tu the Police Court, the two white women (Emma Baker, allas Baldwin, and Alice Rupp, alias Gheen,) arrested last week by Officer Breen for passing and having in posses- sion counterfeit silver cola were up for a hear- Ing. } Fieesrs. A. B. Williams and L. Browning ap- | peared for the accused. There being several Charges against each one,that against Miss Baker | Of passing a counterfeit quarter oa T. F. Hard- | ing. on Thursday last, was first taken up. Mr. | Harding testified that she bought some celery, | thyme, &c.. from him in the Centre market ant gave him the quarter, (which was exhibited to the court.) and he gave her the change. On | Cross-examipation the witness satd counterfeit colns were getting common in the market, he baving had three bogus quarters passed on bim on Saturday week. Officer Breen | testified that he received the quarter in ques- ) ton and marked it; be was not so good a judge | | of money as to say It was ig from the looks, but it did not jingle right. He then reported to Lieut. Keily, who told him to arrest the parties, and he went back and arrested them; told Ella Baker they would have to search her, and " looking for her pocketbook a fifty-cent plece or on the floor, which he produced. [Mr. | Willams jinglea this and said it seemed to be | good.—Repr.} Miss Baker sald she got this piece in business; thinks Miss Wescott had the basket. Edith Geaney, colored, testified that she sold Miss Baker some potatoes on Thursday, and she paid her a quarter, which she gave to the Inarket master, Mr Over. The piece was ap- Parently a new one, and she.gave 1% to him at once. Mr Over testified that Mrs. Geaney gave him the quarter, and Mr. McKay put a mark of it. Mr. McKay identified the quarter, which he pronunced spurious; Miss Baker dro; ped the halt a dollar in the station, when she pulled out her bandkerchief. John MacWilliams testified that Miss Baker a Week ago Jast Tuesday bought someching from bim and gave him a dollar, which he did not jingle properly. He ran after her, and, telling her that it was not good, she gave him a paper dollar instead, He was not sure that it was counterteit. ‘The court said that he would lke to be satis- fied by expert testimony that it was counterfeit money. They bad proved the uttering, «ec. To enable the government to procure this testimo- by he suspended judgment. The cases against Mrs. Rupp, of passiag, on the 6th of November, a counterfelt quarter on John McWilliams, and having four bogus quarters in her possession, was calied. Mr. McWilliams testified that he saw Miss Rupp on Tuesday and aiso on Friday; that she bought something from him and banded him a quarter, which bis triend tried and said was not geod, and he handed it back to her, when she gave him a $2 bill, He would not say that the quarter was counterfeit, but he did not ke the | Ting of it. Officer Breen testified to arresting Miss Rupp with Miss Baker: that the former had a satchel, and ber purse was In it. contatn- ing a quarter and several 19 cent pleces, which did not appear tobe good. There were alto- gether something like $7 in the satchel, and while Ifeutenant Kelly was looking it ‘over, she remarked trom time to time, “that 18 good. Mr. Wiliams said that the ring test was not always the best for he had seen genuine quar- ters which did not give out aring because of a crack, only perceptible under the microscope, He further argued that as far as Miss Rupp’s case was concerned It was not made out, Mr. McKay testifled that he had seen them to- gether frequently, Miss Baker generally going before and passing the money and they then communteated with each other, d that there was noth- ing except suspicion agatnst, Miss Rupp. ‘The court remarked ¢ Miss Rupp had made apt to explain how she caine with this Y, and he continued the case until to-mor- ; Yow mornins, ————_—_. Amusements, Etc, NATIONAT. THEATER. fhe Pirates of Pen- zance, ith tts sparkling music and witty dia- | logue, was presented at the Nattonal Theater | last evening by D’Oyiy Carte’s opera company {in better style than it has ever before been given in this city. There was a large and fashionab! audience, aid the applause was hearty and frequant. ‘The sta Was fitted prettily and une costumes were and picturesque. Miss Walsh, who was “Mabel” when we had the Pirates last season, | appeared in the same role last ¢ she which he used effectively and looked every inch ; &pirate king. The “Frederic” of Mr. Macrery | was very good indeed and Mr. Ityley’s Major General was capital. The scenes were prettily arranged, the chorusses good and, in fact, U performance Very satistactory,{n ali its featu Forp’s Orgra Hovsk.—The genuine colored | Tuinstrels at the Opera House [ast night had a large audience. The performance could have been disappointing to no one. It was elaborate, | Varied and very interesting. There was fun | from the Mpeg 3 to the close—and genuine | fun tt was too. The singing was very sweet. | There was one bass voice that was almost phe- | nomen, Haverly’s colored minstrels area biz | Success. There will be a matinee to-morrow aiternoon. Linconn Hatt.—Rev. W, F. ecture at Lincoln Hall this e nable and interesting ta be “Catholicity in Americ: . Clarke . Tue subject Before Colum- and the lecture will be for the beuellt of 3 | the orphans of § TALIIADGE HALL.—A musical and drat itie | entert iil given at Tallmade ilali ing for the benefit of Vin- ylum. There wil bea bed local tak ted A Ue Anonym tlowed by a glyeg br 1%, lamnent wilt be Viegs of Cd. ¥ 409 7TH STRERT.—The glass blowers will con- Unue this week to be as atiraciive as ever. Tue Arr Loan Exainirion, for the Chureh of the Incarnation, (Club House, opposite Worm- | ley’s) attracts an increasing number of visitors. New attractions are added daily, more espect * | ally to the curiosities of the antique room. | _ Opp Fettows’ Hais.—Baker’s Dramatic Com- Dany will appear at Odd Fellows’ Hall Thanks- giving afternoon and night, [a a complimen. tary benefit to William H. Baker. “Rip Van | Winkle” will be given. | Mason TeMPLg—The Young Catholics’ Friend Society will give a grand sociable at Masonic Temple, Thaaksgiviog night, ber, 25th, There will be muste by Web: | A Bap Hoxsk TRavs.—Geo. Ward, an hon colored farmer living near Mechanic: Monigome unity, Md., came to tue eity yes terduy to a aload ot cora and to ex- change his tender footed mare for a souad hi Uthat could pull well. He states that ho ti mare toastable ou C tom atree and that the stable man pat on b winded animai worth nothing. He had paid $45 for his mare in Montgomery county, and the horse they put on ht ad up com Detective McDevitt went witu hile: to tne designaied, but the siable man dented hi | the old man’s horse, stating that he had e: | changed horses with the colored man and after- | Watds sold the mare to a man for $2), and nat the purchaser bad left with her for home. Mr. McDevitt found thls statement to be untrue, 48 On lookin into the stalls he found the mare covered with a blanket. Ward finding that he could not get his wagon home with tie broken. windcd borse, hired another horse of a colored man, giving iim a bushel of corn for taking his Wagon home, Tuls morning when he re- turned the horse to the colored tan the latter ¢lalmed that Ward had sold him the broken winded animal for $i. This, untortunately for Ward, was found to be the case; he had told the colored man that he might take the horse for $1 if he desired to, as it was no use to him. This transaction seem3 to have barred his chances cf regaining hisown horse by either crim inal or clyil suit this morning, as neither the Police Court nor the magistrates would issue papers in the ¢; The result of it is that Ward loses bis mare, which cost him $45, and a bushel of corn and has but $1 to show for the transaction. ‘The case ts a hard one. Two MORE DEcRRES OF Divorce.—To day in the LEN Court Judge Cox made a decree of di- vyorce In the case of Susie EF. Zell, by her next friend, Margret J. ‘Tippett, against Chas. F. Zell. e plaintif, born in October, 1559, was married to defendant In September, 1 and charges that he deserted her in December fol- lowing, and remained away until January, isis, when he remained away five months, and sh charges that be deserted finally in Ferbuary, isv5, and has committed adultery with divers women. Also in the case of Kate M. Jones against John Hi. Jones. They were married ta Qetober, ISié, and she charged desertion in 1 in the case of Anna Hill Bowles against John Sowles—bill for a divores—the defendant has led @ cross Dill, fu which he says he has tuily answered the bill, and charges that Instead of ming her she abandoned him. He states they were married at Madison, Ga., in Dec., i867, and came here in 1S74, and lived together until 1877, when she abandoned and retused to itve with him; taat prior thereto she had be- come so !ll-tempered and fretful as to make his life upcorafortabie, and when living at 50S E street, in September, isiz, she caused the per- fe to institute legal proceedings, h ited in his “aisposseaalon of said pretatses, and he was fo1 to remove, and on providing another place for her she decitned to remove with him. TRE ORPHANS’ Fark closes by an entertain. —_ and ball to-morrow evening at Tallmadge Ona 18 District Government Affairs, Building Ite issued by Inspector Ent- Wisie: Mrs, J. 8. Clark, erect a two-story store and dwelling southwest corner 10th and D Sueets southwest; $1,600. The District Commissioners have untformiy achered to their decision not to sign a: cations for liquor licenses as represent the District where the applicant desires to locate opposite to or on the same sare where Disirict property is located. THE NEW DISTRICT CODE. The sub-committee of the Senate, of which Senator Harris 1s chairman, to consider the new code of laws for this District, met yesterday at the Capiiol for that purpose, and sent to the Commissioners a printed copy of the code as passed by the House of Representatives, for apy suggestions that the Commissioners may have to make concerning it. The Commission - ers having been present with the House com- mittee during Its consideration of the code. have Very few alterations to make, and will not jeopardize its passage by the Senate through aby amendments, LIQUOR LICENSES. The Commissioners to-day approved finally applications for liquor licenses, and they wili be issued as follows: Schoomaker & Herzog, 1333 E Street northwest; Miller & Jones, 13251 street northwest; Mrs. Michael White, is H street northwest; Edward Beuchert, 727 E street northwest; Leopold Kolipinski, 400 K street beicbeeg ec Henry Reiter, 306 6th street norlh- wes: ts ; Thomas Kelly, 236 45 street south: John Hancock, 1234 Pennsylvania avenue north. West; W. H. Wilkening, 453 Pennsylvania ave- Lue; Henry Scharf, 469 Pennsylvania avenue; Fravk Hagerty, 1203 Pennsylvania avenue; John Fitzgerald, 482 Pennsylvania avenue, Denis Dunn, 942 Louisiana avenue northwest: 3. Martin, Harrison street, Uniontown; Georg? Mantz, 300 1ith street northwest; Charles H. Miller, 7th and D streets northwest; John B. Peters. 709 D street northwest; Edward Abner, 413 and 415 9th street northwest; Bernard Ber- ens, 1126 7th street northwest; Edward D. Wright, 260 Virginia avenue southwest; AUgust Doehrer, “103i sth street. north: West; August Koch, 932 D street northwest; Catherine Meyers, 1005 9th street southeast; Wm. C. Davis, northeast corner Bridge an Washington streets, Georgetown; Michael Rup- pert, 1109 7th street northwest; Geo. F. Fogle, 208 ith street southwest; Frederick Atzel, 1105 7th street northwest; Rudolph Bleifus, 415 East, Capitol street; Wm. Meredit, 348 Pennsylvania avenue northwest: F. H. Finley, 612 Louisiana avenue northwest; Alex Peter:on, 1717 K street orthwest; John G. Breligk, 205 44) street south- West; Everhart Koitman, $12 43 street south- Nail & Middleton, 350 Pa. ave. northwest; Jultus Elsen deiss, 301 H street northwest; Hud: Son & Martin, corner 6th street and Pennsyl- Vebla avenue; Jacob Wiener, 115 44 street northwest; Sarah J. Shafer, 139 B street south- east; James Keliher, 143 High street, George- town; John W. Curry, 1215 C street northwest; John Baler 526 12m’ street northwest; C. S. Burley, 1208 D street northwest; Eugene L. Morgan, 72 Bride street, Georgetown; 7th street northwest; Jones, 1: si ‘lip ~ north- Daniel M. Keyes, 1110 D street northwest James Hennessey, 114 41% street south: | John Pach, 1218 7th street north. w Mathias Peltier, iu Stree Michael Hallinan, Anne Rudhert, 1239 7th street northwest! David Riordan, 203 L street northwest; John ° Kelly, 332 B street southwest. They also disap- proved the applications of Joshua Clark, 1915 11th street southeast; Charles T. Shelton, 924 sth 2 street southeast; John Graf, 7th street southeast; John Schlotterbeck, G25 O street northeast, and John J. Daly, 1367 C street scuthwest. DEEDS IN FEE have been tiled as follows: Rtch. ard Young to Margaret R. Goddard, part lot in old_Georgetown; $1,612.50. Jno. V. Mattern to A. E. L.. Vreese, lots 17, 15, 19 and 20, of sud. of original lots 1, 2 and 3 of sub. of tract of land called Jamaica;$—. A. E. L. Vreese, traster, to Win. Mattern, lots 18 and 19, of suv. of origt- nal lots 1, 2 and 3 of sub, of tract of land called Jamaica; $—. M. F. Norris, t none to George 1, S00, . Brown to sq. 1001; 3 —. C, W. Okey 9 100. C. A, James 25; $: , trustees to E, S. Parker, lots 16 to 24, sq. 7 90 Same to Willlam Furmarge, lot 24, Sq. 159; $1,590. Fillmore Beall, trustee, to T. Hi. Talbott, lot F, ee $5,000. Margaret. Schmidt to Stephen Babeock, lots s and $2.00, — ‘THE COURTS, CourT ty GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Wiesenfeld, Stern & Co. agt Het: argued and submitted, Y. Bell admitted to practice on motion of A. H. Jackson. s Equity Covrr, (Judge Cor.) Yesterday, Reed agt, Randall; refer-ed to Special auditor, Dawson agt. Jones; apprar- ance of absent defendant ordered and leave to amend bill granted. Clements agt. Clements; bids ordered accepted and sale confirmed nisi, Camp agt. Wallace; auditor's report condraicd and distribution ordered. Tpielecke agt. Thic lecke; do. _Serrin egt. Serrin; appearance of ab Sent defendants ordered. Mitthell agt. Wilson: cause dismissed, Freedmen’s Savings and Trust Company agt. Holden; rule on Joho Chester is- sued returpable 2ith instant. Vout agt. Vout; appearance of defendant ordered. Woody agt. Anderson; writ of assistance ordered. Mason Mason: diverce granted. Kee agt. Wilkia- ale ratified nist. Hauser agt. Keenan: con. ice Ordered upon Payment of specified sum, jay, Myers agt. Myers: @Xceptions sus- tained aid cause re-referred Jojinson agt. } Saunders; bill dismissed. Blggins agt. MeBlair; go.: appeal. Burche agt. Wallach; sale ratified | nisi. Bowles a gr Bowles; leave to file cross Dil! granted. Clark a el ordercd. Zell agt. Gecrees of divorce. Estate of bP. J. Donohue appointea guardian ad litem; CRDIINAL CouRT—Judge Janes. To-day, Geo. W. Walters plead gully to an! atl. favenner assault; sentenced to six months ip Mar- Un Bennett, assault on officer: aside, Malaha McCove, assault guilty. J. W. kelly, threats; appeal disuiissed and case remanded. Wm. Burke, assault with intent to kill John Warren. Polics CourtT—Judde To-day, Fernando Gutte charged carrying a pistol; $20 or so days; appeal noted. John Robertson, vagrancy; bonds or) days in the worknouse, Chas. Nixon; do.; personal bonds, Frank P. Harritz, loud and boisterous: fortelted collateral. Lewis Carter, colored, lar ceny Of a set of harne: y Xx Toonths 1a jail: also cha ehY of ahotiuer set of harnes: ; SiX months additional. Snell. with Willie ‘Terry, 100 ROLLS OF BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN ALL THE LATEST STYLES. BRUSSELS -BEAUTIFU!, STYLES, STe., 90c., 95c., $1, $1.05, 81.10. INGRAIN CARPETS, We, 38e., B7e., 45¢., 50e. SUPER ALL-WOOL INGRAIN CARPETS, GUc., G5e., T0c., 75c., 80¢., B5c, THE HEAVIEST AND FINEST TWO-PLY CAR- PETS, 87: MAKING AND LAYING, ALL QOMPLETE, Tee. YARD. CARPET LINING, 7c. YARD. VELVET RUGS, HANDSOME SIZES. LES, IN ALI TAPESTRY BRUSSELS BUGS, HANDSOME STYLES, IN ALL SIZ; HASSOCKS AND OTTOMANS, LARGE ASSORTMENT. FLOOR DBUGGETS, ALL 81ZE3. NOTTINGHAM CORTAIN LACE, NEW PAT- TERNS, 25e., 80c., 37¢., 4 - YARD. BED COMFORTS, 7Sc , $1, 1.25, $1.50, $1.75. HEAVY DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, VERY LARGE, $2.50 per pair, aud $3, 83. | OLOAKING AND ULSTER CLOTH®, al) Styles. CLOAK8, SHAWLS, FLANNELS8. OLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR, Sie, 45e., 50c, 62c., T5e., 8% 11 PER YARD. At ©. M. TOWSsON’s, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, novi3 _Near 7th street and Center Market. RT LOAN EXBIBITION, 15th and H at: # atreets. On TRanKSGlVInG Day 1@a.m. w 10 dey Family Lunch 12 tol p.: En- im. Rouen 2 Thomas [. { caps from August Dietrich; | , MISCELLANEOUS GEORGETOWN. | DRY GOODS. Rai), of the canal boat Ay, Aikiny wad was | [JESTERS. DoLmans shot some days ago by unknown parties upon | his boat near the old distillery, as stated in the | ‘STAR at the time, Is reported to be in a serious | condition and fears are entertained that he | Will die from his injuries, He is now atthe 8 mile level on his boat. TRE Coal TRape.—Thirty-four boats left Cum- berland Saturday with 3,923.04 tons of Coal as follows: For Georgetown—Consolidation Co., S an } 18 WALKING JACKETS, EUR-LINED CIRCULARS, &., | BLANSETS, CURTAINS AND QUILT. CHOICE DRESS GOODS, BILKS €2 and $2.60. SATINS DE LYON, LADIES’ HABIT CLOTH, all ovlore. | DAMASSE 1,349.03 tons; New Central Co.. 654. Maryland Co., 328.11 tons; Borden Co., 22: ed Individual Co., 225 tol Alexan- | EVENING SHADES IN DAMASSES. | UNDERWEAB FOR MEN CHILDREN. | FANCY HOSIERY, all styles for Mi 1cB FORMED onthe creek and canal last night, and along the shore of the river. That on the creek is solid enough to sustain the welght of a | RBCS. HOSE, 50 cents. | HOUSEKEEPING GooDs AT VEBY Lo boy. | “ALEXANDRIA. TRE CATTLE DiskAsE.—Pluro pneumonia has Made its appearance again among the cattle of this section of Virginia, and a large number are down with it. The only way to extirpate the disease 1s to slaughter the cattle of the herd effected by it. This would cause a heavy loss to the owners,most of whom are unable td stand it, So tt Is argued by many that Congress ought to make an appropriation to pay for the cattle PRIc M. SHUSTER & SONS, er Lyons, $1.25 a Batin d’ Black and Colored Silke, 75¢. to $9.50. compelled to be slaughtered for the benefit of T derwear, Eosi rea, etc. others. and it {s understood that a petition to me I eeepc Dabenee ut stock. this effect will be presented at the next session. STEALING A Red Hor Stove.—While Carter Hodges and his wife, living on Franklin street, Were down town Saturday night, laying in their Sunday supplies, thieves entered the house and carried off nearly all their household 3, In- cluding a stove. Which had a rousing hot fire in it when the Hodges left the house, about two hours previous. —Gazet‘e, 224, CONNOLLY’S, nov20-lw ROCADED SLLKS IN BLACK AND COLORS, $2 QUALITY FOR 81.50. BLANKETS and FLANNELBS. NEW SKIRTS and CLOAKINGS. MERINO VESTS. NEW DRESS GOODE, In Pisin, Flaid and Brocade. CITY ITEMS. CaRpDIGaN Knit Jackets for cold weathey— blue, brown and bDlack—from $1 to $ each. Most of these goods were made specially tor me, and have special quaiities to recommend them as well a8 cheapness, Gxo. C. HENNING, 410 7th street, Either When Cold Blasts Blow or when summer heat and dust pareh our throats, “Hu Punch” 1s equally acceptable. With hot water it far excels toddy mad? when wanted of the average materials, and {t {s un- equaled with fine ice, lemonade, soda water or milk. Being already prepared, tt can bo used upon Uncorking. It makes a splendid “night cap” taken upon going to bed. Keep itin Teadiness. Sold everywhere at $1.25 a bottle. Preventative of Malarial Wiseases - TYLER & CHEWNING, «Late Ulerks with Perry & Bro.), IN BLACK ALL SILK VELVETs. by the medical facult, Manufactired A. B. WiLsox, Chemist, Boston. Sold RECPOMDED Ee EER AND EASTERN C0 druggists, DAILY. 82 Ose Paice ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, , _ CUTICCRA Rarepres are expressiy prepared ; to cure every species of humor of the skin, scalp and blood. Thousands of the worst cases | have been cured. Ask to see these remedies at your druggt: if afilcted with skin diseases, ALLER'S BRAIN Foon, fs the only reilabie tonic for brain and sexual organs of elther sex $1. Alldruggists, Story & CroMWELL, Agents, co 450 Pennsylvania avenue. Swayne’s Ointment Cares Itching Piles Established 1840. WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 373. Colored Satins, Pisno Wear, 25c to $2. Cradle Blankets Pare Wool, 81.4 Pure Wool Colored and Black Casnmeres, 25, CARTER’, TAL Market Space. years I have beep greatly troubled with Itchin: Piles; have consulted many physicians and trie! many remedies, which proved to me no remedies at all, until I obtained Dr. Sirayme’s Ointment at Thomas’ drugstore, at Brattleboro, Vt., which cured me completely.” Also cures Tetter, all Greatest on stat druget gelsts. Depot, to barclay greet NY 1 at epor, 65 Barclay Ys, and for Washington at 4S0 Penn’a avenue. jurned every morning. and gellvered ia 3 Ibe churned every . and delive: 6 “Ward” print Base cer Ib. | Also, cottage cheese, butte: and sweet milk 6c. per qt. AN EXNIBITION. 15th and H strests. 0 RT 1. A Open ou THANKSGIVING DaY¥ 108 m. p.m. Every day Family Lunch 12to 1 p m. rance free to Lunch Room. nov2: Largest assortment of ble for Trimmins (prices very low). Finest Quality, Only 3lc, worth 5c, CABTER’S, 71 Market Space. no’ ECIAL NOTI w ‘We call the Sprotat. ArTENTION of a new gesortuent of very elegant | SMYRNA, | TURKEY, 1ORDES snd | DAG RUGS AND CARPETS, INDIA SHAWLS AND CLOAKINGS, shades. PABIS NOVELTIES at low prices. WOMEN AND Ladies’ Full-fashioned Bik Glocked solid OOL- ORED IN GREAT VARIETY 929 Penna.avenue, | nov22 Lith st. and Pa. ave. 64 ALL-WOOL HABIT CLOTHS, $1, $1.25. | VELVETS. Uplaion of Eminent Dr. H, B.Waltoa, | 1 Piece’ ND Ronin Gero ene Coidens Liebe Evid Ertract or Beer 13 a | 1 Piece inch wide, Ponsons) BLACK ALL i most excellent preparation, Itis par excel- | xpw iA A Eee ee ee eee | lence, superior to cod lver off oranyihing 1 | BARGAINS IN BLACK and COLORED VEL have ever used In waisted or impatred constitu- | BLACK BROCADE SaTINS FROM slovt tions. and extremely beneficial as a preventive | COLORED BROVADE SATINS FROM BL | of malarial diseases, Sold by all druggists. BLACK SATIN DE LYON fr | To One And All. PaRIS OLOSKS, JACK EIS aud ERS, Are you suftering com 8 Cough, Cold, Asth- | FUR LINED SILK AND BATIN Dx LYON CIR- | | ma, Bronchitis, or any of the varlous pulmo- . i NOTTIN .ECTI Ns ary troubles that so ftenend Inconsundptiong | ANTIQUE an] AoTriNgHaM Lace crmrarys | j If So, use “IFibors Pre Cod Liver Oil and | GAMPL'S HAIRS, CHUSDAS, SEKGES aud HABIT | Lime,” a safe and re remedy. This is no CLOTHS, in Great Variety and at the Lowest | quack preparation, but ts regularly prescribed Prices. i ES | MAN. Aves, Cor. Ith st. Penn. hea 4 —————— ee py WOOL BLACK CASHSMERES, | Itehing Piles. Symptoms—A moisture like | Bleached Tale Damas | Keting Piles. perspiration, “Intenso ieehine, es Go oes Itching Piles. particularly at night, after get: | cellent Caco, Sie. Black Brecate siika, $1 to Itching Piles. Ung warm in bed, Increased by | $2.50. Immetisc Aesortment of Ladies Closkings, | Itching Piles. scratching. Best Yard Wide Ticking made, 25¢. Five Huadred L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N, H., writes: ‘For 30 | Pieces of Cloths and Cassimeres for Men aad boys Skin Diseases. Black and Colored Qik Velvete. . Navy bine Green and Black, Pare Woo! | Epaar’s Coven Srectrio, 25 aud 50 cts. per | Pr ySyee ena» 1 arse ; Bottle; for sale by all drugylsts; at wholesale by | (double White Diankets, 82.6. "Heary” Shaker | Stott & Cromwell, 450 Pa ave. 6” | Flapnel (woot), enly 253, ‘Heaulsfal Wool Dros | sernny MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If oh. st = BS eer aie a locking flesh, Vital. brain, or nerve force, use | Po vence Assorment of Shawis and Close. { { | i Dress Goods in this City. | Trmense Assortment of Novelty Dress Goda Suits, i Pure Wool French Dress Goods, Black, Blue, Garnet, &c., | by the Agent, | Seen anis HESTAN | nd. No. 619 D st., | Mats to extra-lanwe Qarpets. nit 9 old WEDADE BrERERIS | vi HOES. Also, a fall Line of Wi: | TON, AXMINSTER and other CARPETS. HOOE, BRO. & CO., Rov20 1338 F street northwest. ' JREScorIon IN PRICES. CATARRH GURB. One package is generally sufficient. A le experience an entire snocezs. Feet efficient, and reliable, they are the only medicines adapted to povular uss. LIME PRINGTPAL xO8. SHIDTS AND UNDERWEAR. ELEGANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, $9. Aes ELEGANT BIOCK SHIR’ 6. PARTLY FINISHED SHIRTS, CANON FLA! EL D) UNDERSHIRTS, 50, 7: pi Gibran Gabi Nabe Di reilas, | ALL OUR GOODS WATMA Goilsfn’ Gutta’ Suspsn irta, €1 each. NITED. Ja BRANCH-1337 F st., opp. Ebbitt House, 803 Market Space. LUMBER. ‘30 ve atock of NDSOME DRESS — Black an lack and lored Brocade Velvets, clezant Bincy s7 Mommie, Glotas and rich Sil e AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES. B. BRINE, 435 7th st. n.w. real cure of CATARRH for $1.50! nov2e0 | Best Fite Se & H aninhed. sy | EATS Gian o STE seme { JAMES THOMPSON, Te mememaere | | an SS ee pasted a tin, expe SPECIFICS. Guzar REDUCTION 5 and 75 cents. AWERS, 50 and 7 cts. | 1, 81.50, &, 50. | ders | | i. 135 | _novia Washington, D. 0. ; 138 UX THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT. i B| BY? 16. 50 | 50 better in the market. It is ele- ih 50 ae tadet and of the very bestanaterial, and 20. “BD | only BO conte, airished ready, for the wash tab. | 3 “80 | Only 80 cents for the “*afystery” Shirt. | ity. 1:00 | Gent's LINEN COLLARS, latest styies and finest 0: Drinary Weakness, Welling the Bed. 60 | quality, only 81.50 per dozen ;six for 75 cents. Bast 82. Disease of the Heart, Palpitation. » 1,00 | quality, at ' FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, MEGINNISS taeeee reat pre OF single vial, free of charz®, | pRaNCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, TGR 00 10d Fae RO POPATHIO MED- | gugis 1002 F street northwest. eampreda pecific Main Disease and 1 Oure di Dieesle nent free. —s aeety = CLARK & CO., ee See ave Beg to call special attention to their unusualiy large. Goo! 4 Golored Brocade Silks, from & 75 to 83. ids. Asplendid line of Black aud Colored Cashmeres, ‘All Wool! 50 cents up. Linen Goupter istul of rare ins. Hosiery, go x 8, FLOORING (DresskEp).. 91.60 and $1.75 Blankets in great variety from #2 to it G00! AT LO ee PEND BOSTON PRICES. iT NEW YORE 4 oct 9-3: BOARDS, THE BEST. ngs | £2_ONE PRIOE ONLY ma Sea MANUFACTURERS. DUBBEUIL BROS. & 00., BOARDB, Common....... 00 = cay. Pt ced cheapest SHIRTS for the money a 10 SHIBT 85 cents. Su cian BHIBT ris cons ENTERPRISE: EUBEKA REINFO! . WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY onband 3328 DugREUEL BROS. goo AN ARCHITECT, READY TO FURNISH ESTIMATES FRRE OF CHARGE. WILLET & LIBBEY, : 67H BTBERT AND KX. Y. AVE. | Our assortment of AMBRI s ‘WATOHES is very large, newest oe Our WATCHES warranted and are sold very low prices. M.-W. GALT, BRO. & CO., only $1. ‘We will compare it with Soy stber Bair or te iso, aline of GENTs' FURNISHINGS slways pain: | CAN and FOREN ‘and indladss all ahs | i iN at! | JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS. nov20 2107 Penna. Avenue. ALEER’S, st. bo icbiae Wromes oe Lining Felt, Felt Bov20 GRAVEL ROO} BUPPLIES. | ereph Depot, 1224 29th Street, A SEaT MARK DUWN IN OVERCOATS TO FIT CHILDREN FROM 2& TOs YEARS OF AGE. 90 THAT HAVE BEEN 8% 09. 56 THAT HAVE BEEN $7.50. 44 THAT HAVE BEEN 87.00. ST THAT HAVE BEEN $6.80. WE OFFER THE CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LOT AT FIVE DOLLARS. Those who do not call at once must not expect to find them, as st this price we frequently closeout ® Jarve lot in a single day. A. SAKS & Co., SP STRICILY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. 326 and 318 Seventh et. EKS RECEIVED FOR MR. J. F. "CAR, the Piano Tuner, at SIDN Ee re novia st. northwest ENTLEMER’S HATS. FROM KNOX 6TH AVENUE, N. Y., AND TRESS & 00., LONDON. STINEMETZ, Hatter, novl9-6t 2237 Pa. eve L aid MODES, For s permanent place of business, hse taken HOURS 930 E STREEL NORVHWEST, And will continne to design and make eleant EVENING RECEPTION ALK: nevl9-61" TOILETS) WALKING Lanes ACQUES AND DOLMANS, Of best London dyed sea! akine. Elegant Suk WRAPS, lined with Ermine and Si. “NOVELTIES in Colarettes and uf FUR TRIMMING of all kinds. B. H. STINEMETZ. 1237 Penna. aves, Rext to cor. 13th et FORSALE Rew and second band CCARENCES, LANDACLETIS, OCU! TES, QOUBES. COUPE KOUKAWAY'S, and other firet-class Oar Tiages in great variety. ROBERT H. GRANAM, 410-416 Sth et. n. novis Bopairing py ended t Ti TH WEEKLY sTAk THE WEEKLY STAR, now in its twenty-fifth Sear, te 8 double or eight-page sheet, containing fifty tix columns of fresh News, Literary and Agri- cuitural matter every week, tuctnding a compend of Washington News and Goesip, a record of Local Affsirs, Home Matters, Fashion Notes, Personal News, @ liet of Marriages and Deaths, late Telo- News, Special Correspondence, Selected Btorice, etc. It will be sent, post-paid, from De- cember 1, for the entire eaasion of Congress, in- cluding the Inavenration Ceremonies in Mareb, in full, for Fit! noviT-Im rate CRIN [A FURS! = LADLAS’ FURS!! SEAULSKIN GARMENTS at all prices. SILK CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS. SICILIANNE CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS SATIN DE LYON CIRCULARS AND DOLMANS LADIES AND MISBES* FURS in every variety WILLETT & KRUOFF, 905 Pennsytvaaia avenue, SPLENDID AS+ORTMENT of Heating Btover, Rane rnd Latrobes, at low prices, Latro! repaired. “All wor nrbaces and Kances prompt! suaranteed at GEO. FE. Gal’ "8, 815 7th st, novi2-1m novi3-Im bet. H snd I northwest. Ww MASSEY & ©0.'s PHILADELPHIA ALES, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT in store and for sale in Casks and Bottles REDUCTION IN PRICE of Bottled Ale, Porter aud Brown Stout to $1.00 per Dozen Pints. For tale by dealers throughout the District, and SAML. C. PALMER. novl2 Wast Wasnimetoy. between 6th and 7th or Branch Store, No. 408 9th st., between sts. n.w. N. B.—Note by mail promptly attended mard °. eee et oS baad CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. THAT NEVER RUSTS. NEVER BREAKS, REVER WEATS OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN, and cali ‘i egety worn wht CHAR. | 623 7th at. now. % ‘SHER’ | SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRICBS, Pl po senna devotes her cantion to the wants of BED SYN, No. 849 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB RN. W. located in this city. He relieves all SHANE in froma KB OF Di hours, sud cures them in a few ye FEVER sud AGUE wud P' fatlure.” Gail and be convinced, LE !S Sounson @ CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES, DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mara VY OTICE. —Thoussnds of WATCHES have beer kept in order by me during the last thirty years. They are as perfect to-; as when mapu- a gh yy a atten erp 2 pone KS NSEN, 918 Pennsylvapis ave. sug3 LL SPECULATIVE STOCKS carried on Manca of 3 to 5 per cent. Contracts on 100 shares or fractional lots seoured on responsible par- ee, Mie piake, 2 gpecialty of OPERATING AGAINST PRIVILEGES, the Gest. and safest eye tem for careful speculators. Miscellaneous secu- ties bought and sold on commission. Manual of atcok speculation mailed fre. J. MICHELOT & GO., 48 Broad st., New York city.” ll-t,ta,e,12t OTICE—Don't forget MME. PIERRE. She is it id 713 Lith st. n.w. Na at her ol —— er aw Laces and are repaired and Hons up eaual to new al the lower pricws. ootil ass | bere BITTERS a TRUE TONIC. IRON BITTERS best. 5 ED TO THE PUB) eee Do ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND! LIC FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A CER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT "TONIC; ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, ETC. IT EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTRENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE 10 THE NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYSPEP- TIC SYMPTOMS, BUCH AS TASTING TAE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, ETC. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD- ACHE. WRITE FOR THE A. B. ©. BOOK, 32 PAGES, BROWN CHEMICAL CO. 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