Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1880, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY... jovember 27, ISSO. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OPFrice OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER) WaAskINcTon, Nov. 27, 1880, 9:30 am, For the middie Atlantic states, rising follo wy stationary or falling barometer, lighter temperature, rortherly, shifting to" westerly Winds, partly cloudy weather, occasional light rain and snow. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, ‘The following = the readings of the thermom- eter at the Sigh: ‘¢ during the day:—7 26°: 7:38, ar. il am, 29°; 3 p.m, maximums, 35 nimum, LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—“Pirates of Penzance.” Por@’s Opera House.—Haverly’s Colored Car- Rival. 439 7(h street.—The Bohemian Glass Blowers. and H streets —Art Loan Exhibition. Condensed Locals. In the mention in Boor a ‘Star of the birthday party of Mr. Henry Thorn, on Taanks- gt Gog, an error of thé types made it ap- pear . Thorn gave to each of his children a deed to property valued at $9.00, when it should have read $9,000. fudge James, of the Criminal Court. in reply woade m of pastors, who asked that a ap] stated that the jail cases had the preference, and the number now preciuded an early assign- ment of the liquor cases. ‘The will of Mary B. Patton, filed for probate yesterday In the Of wills office, is dated Xorwaik, Conn., September 7, 1889, and con- tains among the beque=ts one “to Howard Unt- sity, toward the founding of a scholarship, e hundred dollars.” Street lamps wili be lighted at 5:05 p.m. and extinguished at 4:00 a.m. ‘Thomas Mansfield, ilving on Unton street, be- tween M and N streets, was seriously injured Thursday by the caving in of a gravel bank, in which he was working, near Ford's brick yard, South Washington. Richard Curtis, colored, 10 years of age, living at No. 22s H street northwest, was run over by @ Wagon about 6 o'clock last eventing. at the corner of 22d and H streets and badiy injured about the body. He was attended by Dr. Harry Newman. Mary Venettar, who for many years has kept a cake and ple stand in the Senate wing of tue Capitol, died yesterday morning at her home oa G street, near 12th street. At the annual convocation of Eureka Royal Arch Chapter,No. 4, last evening, tae following officers were re-elected for the eusuing Masonic ga M. Gardner, } i. P.; O. T. Thompson, K.; John H. Dripps, Jno, Thomson, secretary; W. H. Goods, treasurer. An effort was inaugurated last night at a meeting of Equal Division, Sons of Temperance, to make Mount Vernon hall, northeast corner of 7th street and New York avenue, a central place for temperance meetings tn the northern section of the elty. A large attendance was present, including’ many ladies. The Division bas heretofore held its meetings at Temperance ‘Temple, on 9th street, which has been leased for manufacturing purposes. Such a slelghing carnival has not been seen in this city for many years, Last night the avenue was alive. All the fast nags and dash- ing cutters appeared to be ont, and the fun w kept up until midnight. Tne sleighing was ex cellent. A festival was held at the Christian church, Vermont avenue, last evening for the purpose —— to purchase an organ for the new cbure! ores ‘The inauguration committee held a meeting last night to select sub-committees. Whittaker sends us the Westminster Review for October, and a_ very conventent, condensed Congressional and Supreme Court Directory. ® The Homestead Butiding Association holds its first meeting on Friday next, December 34, at St. Dominic's Hall, corner 6th and F streets south- west. Wm. H. Baum, Dr.Chas. Allen, P. B. Dunn and other well-known citizens are’ among the Officers. For further details see the advertise ment in special notices. There are shares of $1 each per month. A Lew schedule goes into operation on the Baltimore and Potomac raliroad to-morrow. The most important change in it ts that the train leaving Baltimore at 9:35 arrives here at 10:50, Wasiington time, bring: ¢ the New York papers which leave that city at 4:20 a, m., and connec- tion is made through to Richmond. the train Teaching that place at 2:30 p. m. Health Department After the Alderney Dairy. The follow! correspondence, taken from the files of the Health Office, will explatn itself, and prove interesting to a large number of our citizen consumers: WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 1 Smith Townsend, M.D., Health Ogicer, ington, D. C.: Sim: From your annual report 1 learn that you have been investigating the character of milk I sold in this city for the past year. If not inconsistent with the rules of your office, I would like to have a copy of the full report on this subject, together with the caus? that 0. Wish prompted sald investigation. Your obedient servant, F. K. Warp, Alderney Dairy. DistRict OF Coutupra, | HEAUTE D&PaKTMesr, Wasntneton, D. C., Nov, 2, 1559, F.K. Ward, Washington, D. C.: Dear §: Replying to your letter of yester- day, I am directed by Health Officer Dr. Towns- end to forward you a copy of city chemtst’s re- port, showing result of analysis on samples of milk secretly purchased by direction of the Bealth officer from your milk wagons at ran- dom during the past year. No special motive prompted this other than a perform- ance of duty in protecting the health of the city, Very truly, etc., J.C. MCGINN, Chief Clerk, Health Department, District of Columbia, , District of Cot Smith Trcnsend, Healih Om umbia: Deak S1x: I submit the following report of apalysis on samples of milk furnished me from ad ‘ons marked “Alderney Dairy, F. 12. ‘The specific gravity of pure mitk varies from 1.025 for the poorest to 1.033 for the best, water Beng 1.000. 1 I tnd the specific gravity ef this and the analysis a8 follows: a : 0.38 ‘The salts are composed of phosphate of itme, phosphate of magne-ta, phosphate of iron’ chloride of sodium, aud’ soda, combined with casine. The composition of mitik may be af- fected by a varlety of circumstances, such as impure ‘ir, water, food. &c., {7 the cows, and cleanliness and cate in handitng it. But I'con- sider the above a FINE, rich article of good, pure muk, E. D. De Suir, = Chemtst for Health Department. ‘THE CoLcMsta Civs, Boys in Blue, met at Grand Army hall, ‘last night, A. Hart tm the chair and Major Thomas fi. McBride Secretary. Resolutions were adoy stmtlar to those recently adopted by the U. S. Grant club, expressing the sense of the club, that in- vitations to turn out on parade hereafter ba courteously decitned, except on the occasion of General Grant's return to the national capital and the inavcuration of President-elect Gar- j field. This club being entitled to four mem- | bers on the tnanguration committee the foliow- | ing members were selected: Colonel A. Hai Lieutenant-Colonel H. W. Brelsford, Colonel Noah. D. Stephenson and Major J. ——$_.__ | AXOXG THE MANY ATTRACTIONS to beguile the | ume of Washingtonians until Congress meets, none is more instructive or agreeable than a careful inspection of the many rich and elegant novelties now displayed at the Palats Royal. | ‘Their grand holiday open! will take piace — Monday and Tuesday, November 29 and 30. Tne | holiday goods are the choicest ever shown here, apd are most tastefully the store belrg a veritable museum. Such a selection of fans is rarely and tints, the Mnest of and tvory, tue siosslest and richest of satin, are combined to preduce effects of beauty. The gloves here are ste, color or quality, while in prices are below all com- pelitors. How such for such goods can be sold rices is the wonder Of all who examine them. very one should give this store thelr atten- Uon, for it is well worth while. t ges ARRAIGNMENTS AND SENTENCES.—Ia_ the Smaith, charged ‘with tape on two children 15 Smit pe on two children Geengennnss leaded not guuty. e Bris- cue, Smith, Wm. Iriscoe, and William Ward, ed with assaulting poitce oflicers (two cases); Smith and George pleaded guilty, and were sen! each to two years each in the penitentiary at Albany. The others pleaded not guilty. James bstorer allae Stev- enson money false preteaces, [corral arm and was sentenced to the peni- jentiary for four years. Thomas Anderson, forgery of the endorsement @ a note pleaded not guilty. —— DS and fne watches are selling at a sacrtice at Cohen's, 1105 Pennsylvania ave. + ————— ft iG DRESSES Of every description a get machivery ana 3) 6G ‘street nicely cleaned. Seen. The most delicate shades } | ‘The ‘YS ‘The holidays are near at hand and the mer- chants are making their displays early that those purchasing may have the opportunity for chotce selections before the great rush com- mences. This was wise last year and will be this year. ad Notte) lines of holiday are report unusually Season and reasonable in price. Mr. Silverberg, grand opening on Wed- nesday next. ‘ou in a whole column in to-day’s SraR what his immense stock con- sists of. His fancy goods and toys will be num- berless and at prices to sulteverybody. be intends to put out holiday presents so that everybody will buy. He has many departments to tis immense establispment and in them would seem to be evel Ing that can be desired for the holidays. Singleton & Hoeke, S01 Market Space, call at- fention to the special inducements they are offering in body and tapestry brussels and ingrain roe Taw silks and cretonne. They have upholstery goods in every variety and make, lace curtains a specialty. =P nz0 Youngs, 504 9th street, has a large stock of table luxuries and grocet kinds. His candies are pure and of the best ci All Kinds of fruits and nuts can be had in. Major, at his drug store, corner of 7th and H streets ‘northwest, has fust received 3. M. and R. Cohen, 1105 Penasylvania avenue, will, for the holidays, sell $50,000 worth of unredeemed pl They have articles too bumerous to ik Of mentioning. M. W. Galt, Bro. & Co., have a ment of watches and jewelry of all the holt Leopold Richold, proprietor of the Great Boston Shoe Auction use, has one of the largest stocks at the lowest prices, e_assort as for The Church of Disciples. MONRY BEING RAISED OR THE ERECTION OF A NEW CHURCH IN THIS CITY BY THE DENOMINA- TION TO WHICH PRESIDENT-ELECT GARFIELD BELONGS. The last tssue of the Christian Standar@, the organ of the Church of Disciples, published at Ctneinnatl, Ohio, has a good deal to say about building a new house of meeting for the de- noraination in this city. It says: “It will be seen from a statement made in these columns that the board of the general missionary con vention, — in harmony with the offictal board of the church at Washington, has under- | taken the work of raising money for a new house of rorship at Washiogton, D.C., and bas appointed Joseph Smith, jr., of this city,as treas- urer of the fund, and Taomas W. Phillips,ot New Castle, Pa., as general agent. We need only say that the choice in both instances 1s wise. It is expected that a bullding committee will be appointed by the missionary board to act in conjunction with a committee appointed by the ebureh in Washington, and nothing will be at- tempted aie what the means secured will warrant. We are certain, from the tone of our correspondence, that the Interest in this enter. prise 1s ardent and wide-spread, and we have no doubt of its success in the hands to whose man- agement It is committed. A week or two more Will suffice to perfect the method of working and set the wheels tn motion. We shall at our readers of everything of importance at the earliest moment.” * The Standard also contains a ‘general an- nouncement to the Discipies of Christ in the United States,” saying: ‘The present appears to be an auspicious time to realize a long-felt and [see desire for a suitable house of worsalp in Washington, D. C.—the capital of the na- tion—a house not extravagant, but creditable to the brotherhood. * * * It is the desire and the request of the Church of Christ in Washington, that the general society shall unitize the desires and efforts of the brother- hood, by becoming the central agency and treasury for the reception of funds, and for such Other business arrangements as sha'l secure the success of the undertaking, as the general convention is legally incorporated, and its treasurer is under legal bonds for the safe keeping of money entrusted to him.” Amusements, &c, Lorra.—Next week Lotta will be at the National Theater. She will be supportd by a com- any. There is not much to be said about olla, except that she is always delightful and always draws the bi Sort of houses. She will open Monday night in “‘Musette, or Bright es, ForpD’s OPERA Hovse.—Haverly’s colored min- strels will close their engagement at the Opera House this evening. They give a very good per- formance. OUR GERMAN SENATOR.—Next weck we will have at Ford's Opera House Gus Williams as “Our German Senator.” The play is full of fun and sparkle. It is somewhat similar to the “Mighty Dollar.” The Baltimore american says: The speech, presumably re the Sen- ate, made by the German Senator Dinkel, at the Grand Opera House,ws a model for brevity, wit and nor-2ommn.{:talism. ATIONAL THEATER.—*The Pirates” bold will gy their last performance to-night. They we had a very successtul week, and the per- formance deserved It. A GRaxp Combination Concert will be given at Lincoln Hall next Thursday evening by the foliowing celebrated artists: Constantia Stera- berg, the bandsome Russian pianist, wlo has been creating an immense furore in New York; Miss Letitia L. Fretea, the Ree and charming prima donna, with August Wiihelmj, the re. nowned violin virtuoso. Mr. Max Vogrich will be the musical director. The sale of seats com- mences Monday morning at Metzerott & U9.’s imusie store. Comment onthe great Wilneim)j is unnecessary. The New York Herald say3 ot M. Constantin Sternberg, that the Rus- Sian piano virtuoso made his debut America at the Academy of Music, in New York, October 7, before an ‘audience of over 3,000 people, among whom were probably 500 of New York’s best musicians. He was several times tater rupted by enthusiastic applause. His success 4s unquestionable. He 1s not only a great artist, but @ good musician. ‘A DovnLe Concert Comrany.—There will bo & combination concert at Lincoln Hall next Fri- day evening by the Rive-King and Donaldi- tummel combined. The following program will be given: Duo from Don Giovanni, Miss Mabella and Mr. Broderick; The Primrose, Mis3 Schelle; Andante and Scherzo, Herr Richter: Aria from Traviata, Signora Bellini; Tarreatella in E fiat, Mme. Rive-King; “C’era una volta un ruicipe,” Mme. Donaldi; Polonaise, A tlat, Ma- or, Mr. Rummel; Trio, Semiramide, Signora lint, Miss Mabella and Mr. Broderick; Lost Chord, Mr. J. Levy; Ave Maria, Signor Belart; Andante and Rondo Caprictoso. M. Lichtenberg; Nazareth, Mr. Broderick; Trio, “Run up the Sail," Miss Schelle, Miss Roderick and Signor } Castelil. ‘THE Art Loan Exutsition fs open from 12m. to 10 p. m. every day. The lunch room ta con- nection with the exhibition is found to be iy convenient by clerks in the Treasury department. Dishes ary served to order, from a Dill of fare, at J egerreyared low prices, {a com: parison with the rates for refreshments at most entertainments for charitable purposes. GLass BLOWERS exhibit at 438 7th street every afternoon and evening. SrikiTs.—To-morrow (Sunday) evening at the National Theater, Prof. Cooke, who is s0 well known in connection with the subject of spirit- sale, gives one of Lis mysterious entertatn- ments. ARRANGEMENTS are in progress for a concert with Toedt. Beebe, Carreno and Baird as prin- cipal attractions, to be given some time In De- cember. A Coat Lirtgr Fingp.—Jas. Connors, a mid- dle-aged white man, was charged in the Police Court this morning with the larceny of a bushel of coal from the Bureau of Ei Wing and Print. ing. Mr. Thos. J. Brown, the watchman, tes- tifled to seeing this man there last night golag off with a large lump of Cumberland coal Mr. Connors asked the court to let him testify, and he took the stand and testified that he did not intend to steal the coal, but only wanted to see if he couid Lift it. The court took no stock in | Lis statement and fined him $5 or 30 days. RESISTING OFFICERS SEVERELY PUNISHED.— This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge James in sentencing George Briscoe and Sidney Smith, who pleaded guilty to resisting Sergeant Boyle,who attempted to arrest them, gave them the extent of the law—two years in the pent- tentiary—and remarked that he intended to | Make an impression on these people and cause them to respect the officers. FIRE ON SEVENTH STREET.—The alarm of tire at 1:15 o'clock this m for the discovery of fire in street northwest, owned by John Leet and used by the Owner as a restaurant. ure arument r mnded at combustible materials had become thoroughly ignited and the flames could not be e: “ guished, and the house and contents w nearly all destroyed. e about three or 10 C8, ——o—__— For A Cnoice article of dairy products in any form, mili, butter, but- ter milk, Baglin cheese, pounds oa Order by homoge tel sep or nok any ce my Sa depend eae at you ._F, K. Ward, Alderney 7, 412, 414 and 416 Sd street northwest. t Carg and Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup wii banish. colds and coughs. 25 cents a bottle. t ———__ BENeOn’s CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER, the only improvement ever made on the ordinary porors plaster. It relieves pain almost atonce. + ——_-——__ Fete optician, keeps splendid glasses at ———_ LICENSES wwe been issued to X tal m, D. C., and ‘Kraemer LETTER FROM BOSTON, TBE COLD SNAP—BOSTON POLITIC3—GOv. ROTT- WELL'S PAPER—THE U, 8, SENATORSHIP—BERN- BARDT COMING—BTC. {Correspondence of The Evening Star.) Boston, Nov. 25.—So much cold weather be- fore thanksgiving and so much Ice before Christmas appals even tho oldest inhabitant. Vennor’s predictions are certainly becoming respectable, and it will not do to scout them in future. The small boy ts sliding on the froz pond on the Common and the big boys are skating on other ponds, all before the regula- tion perio. The old weat: aod ce el who asa ni cS .. went out of business when “Old ba bilities” came Pp 4 a don’t think It will be feit more keenly than tue Present cold snap, as it came suddenly. From Unis ume forward the ice king will gradually blow his arctic airs and freeze us up gracefully. Politics boom again in this latitude, munt- cipal politics this time. Boston is agitated on the question of the mayoraity. Mayor Prince is already renominated by the democrats, and the opposition seem somewhat at sea as to their views as to who should be entered 31 thim. Alderman Slade, an ex- cellent man, who I believe voted for Hancock, has been nominated by a committee of ciuzens, and may be nominated ny the regular repud- licans, it {8 thought would make a good race against Prince; but the latter is solid. Tiere are some charges against him. The magt em- phatic seems to be his disposition to take views with regard to the Morey letter in accordance with those of Barnum during the late campaign, While republicans, many of whom have, to :ay the lesst, not actively fought him, think he didn’t show a proper respect. for General Grant when the distinguished citizen was dined by the Middlesex Club recently. They say Prince ate bis dinner and unceremoniously lett wae dining-room. He didn’t walt for the feast of reason and flow of soul on that occasion, as h- has on many another. If Slad2 recetves th+ republican nomination, there muty be a ch inge in the mayor's office; but the Price meu don’t seem to be alarmed at the situation. Ex.Governor Boutwell’s paper in the Nor‘) American Revie has, without doubt, caused an intense interest in ‘this section. ‘The well- known “progressive” views of that d.stinguished gentleman are shown not to have suffered tn ‘the lapse of years; but there are very many cit- izens of this commonwealth who, tn their ap- proval of the principles of the “party in pow- er,” stand just upon as high a plane as Mr. Boutwell, yet they feel convinced that the adop- tion of his latest expression would be a serious departure from a proper policy. That his theory is Lo be the subject of serious discussion by lead- ing men who have power and influence in na- tonal councils 18 not to be doubted. Such was undeniably the intention when the lines were penned by the author. Governor Boutweil 1s not a writer for amusement; his public utter- ances, by word or pen, are made with a pur- pose—the purpose of educating those who con- sider them to the standard of national policy he endorses, His high reputation 1g thls state, and his acknowledged influence in national af fairs, Co not leave room to doubt that his inag- azine article will rest with tts first issue. That its sentiment will ever become practical is hardly to be admitted—that it will be pressed upon the incoming administration by one ele- ment Of the great party that elected him seems cel ‘There are earnest republicans in Mas- sachusetts who are just as certain to antagon- wea Ls Sie the southern states in accordance with Mr. Boutwell’s views as good democrats tn Nirginia or Georgia would be, and they will make themselves heard when the time comes, _Very little is heard upon the subject of the U.S, senatorship to be decided by the next legislature. The preponderance of opinion has been that Mr. Dawes will succeed himself. Up tothe present time nothing definite can be known. The friends of Gov. Long think he would lend a brilliancy to the office that ts not known in the present senatorial deleza- Uon from this state; but 1t has been announced that he is not an aspirant at present. He can wait, and his career, they assert, will not be diminished in the interval. Few names have come to the front in the discussions that have been held on the topic. The young republican element are not averse to more dash, if the word May be used, in the state’s representatives in the Senate, and some of them have not hesi- tated to express the opinion that the high standard Mr. Dawes had in the House as a leading statesman does not follow him into the Senate. But the state will be slow to make changes. It has not been the practice, taough there are rising men honorably ambitious to Make their fame in the places held by Webster, Sumner and Wilson. From political gossip to Sarah Bernhardt ts not such a wide ae things go, and I will mention just here that the places at the hub that are to know her soon are already sounding thelr notes of preparation. Her apartments already chosen for her are in the high toned hotel Vendome tn the back bay district, right among the churches, so that Sarah on Sunday mor ‘can have no difficulty in picking out a grand structure and an eloquent divine. A coach is belng made for her and horses are being broken, She will realize sensations when she comes to Boston that Paris, with {ts galety or dew York with its enthusiasm, have not tur- Bi-hed. All the solid worth of her professional in these courts. Her audience will understand ¥rench and know what true acting 1s, and she must pass muster in good style here or bid good bye to future greatness. There are a great many tickets for sale in the hands of spetula- tors and no few of them are wondering if ic will ‘be a cold day for them when Sarah leaves us. exquisitely beautiful display of Thanksgiving cards that adorn the windows of the shops on the principal thoroughfares. S) much beauty in smail compass with tender sentiment and Seasonable words, hag not been known since the advent of the card era, The Christma; dts- play promises even to be brighter as Thanks- giving excelled the Easter exhibition. The theaters are all doing a rushing business this week. Lotta at the Park turns away peo- Ple nightly. The tinest Spectacular drama ever put upon the stage, “Voyagers in Southern 5 Or, the Children of Captain Grant,” is having a long life atthe Boston. The “Cor- sican Brothers” 1s being brilliantly acted at the eyes overs &S the Gayety and comedy e at’s @ good programme for the weer: ae event of “he week was the opening of the sores and ee retail der goods house, e largest an: somest In the universal world. The ladies of Boston will have their second Seber cunity, next month to avail themselves of the elective franchise and vote for school com Inittees. Not so many have registered as there were last year. ARIZONA'S FIRST EXECUTION.—A Phoenix, Ariz., dispatch Dementrio Domingues was hanged yesterday for the murder of Mr. Thomas. Ayago. He was escorted to the gallows by a strong guard, a rescue having been threatened, but no such an attempt was made. He was but seventeen years old. He left a written confession, acknowledging his gullt. Tils is the first legal execution in the territory. LADIES: FALL AND WINTER GouDs. ULSTER CLOTHS AND OLOAKING OLOTHS, New Styles, just opened. LADIES’ CLOAKS, all the New Styles—a5, 310. ‘S' ALL-WOOL CLOTHS and FLANNELS— Myrtle Green, Bronze, Gray. BED COMFORTS—%5, 87, $1, $1.25, $1.50. BLANKETS, white, per pair, $2.50, 83, $4, $5, 46. NOTTINGHAM OURTAIN LACE—25, 31, 37 and 50 ceuts. CANTON FLANNELS, § cents, 10 cents, 12'¢ cents. BED TWILLED FLANNELS—25, 30, 37, 45 and 50 cents. WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS—25, 30, 37, 45 and 50 cents. CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR—10, 37, 50, 62, 75. SHAWLS, Bingle and Double—81.50, $2, $2 50, 23, 83.50, #4. COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHMERES. and & cents. ALL-WOOL BLAOK OASHMERES—37 cents, 45 and 60. y Blue, Brown and 30, 37 INGBAIN CARPATS. 80c., BTc., 40c., 45¢., 50c., Ble., 70c. BRUSSELS, Choice | batt 90, 95, $1, 81.05, VELVET BUGS, New Btyles, just opened. OTTOMANS AND HASSOCKS. BEAVER CLOTHS, BASKET CLOTHS and DIAGONAL CLOTHS At C. M. TOWSON’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, nova7 Near 7th street and Center Market. ‘T 'BIPS fc Saerare che enor Ely hing t wil wend ihe orders by Powis S- HUBEREY 226 Pk eae: aah" belng will have its true record when she lands | -Esthetics reached a crowntng point in the | | for platotiff for costs. THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. * Yesterday, Lewis agt. Morris; motion for re- hearing overruled. © agt. Cook; motion to vacate decree do, Gilmore Deviin; argued and submitted. “adjourned til Monday. Covrr, eX. by fudge Macarthur, xe Smith agt. Simkins: submit jury ted. First National Bank of New York Bee Keliey: Suit dismissed and judgment Wynne agt. Curtin; de- murrer overruled with leave to plead. Walker agt, Fague; verdict for plaintiff for #3s2.45. CrRctIT Court (No. 2.)—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, Kennedy agt. Barker; bond for appeal approved. Equiry Court—Judge Cor. Yesterday, Johnson agt. Hodgkins; W. S. Jackson appointed guardian ad item. Kilbourn ita; sale ordered and cause referred to auditor, Gunton agt. Zantzinger; trustee au- thorized to Ss of bonds and apply proceeds. Winter agt. Winter; divorce granted. Cooper agt. Havenner; P. J. Donohue appoin' ar ad litem. Offutt agt. Warwick; bill and amended bill dismissed. Washiagton Brick Machine Company agt. Griffin; referred to aud- wor to state trustee’s account. Keyser agt. ‘Hitz; leave to lithograph deed granted. CRDAINAL CovRT—Judge James. ‘Yesterday, Chas. Murphy, assaulting a police officer; jury disagreed and ‘discharged fe — GEORGETOWN. N FOR THE Boys.—Georgetown has become & grand coasting hiJl, and the boys and giris bave taken possession of it. 2 Boar StNK IN THE OvTLET LooK.—A coal boat loaded with Cumberland coal sunk in th ouuet lock yesterday evening. CSS EIS ee CUTICURA ing Cures of Itching. Scaly md crofulous Humors of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood of Children and Infants, Curicuna REMEDIES are simply elegant to use. ‘They appeal to mothers and parents with great force. From infancy toold age they are equally succesefal, safe and reliable. CuTIcuRA, a Medi- cinal Jelly, arrests disease, eats awaydead skin and flesh, allays inflammation, itching aud irritation, scothes and heals Skin Diseases, and Scalp Affec- tions with loss of Hair. It reproduces and beauti- fiestheHair. QuTicunA RESOLVENT, the creat Blood Purifier, cleanses, purifies, and eradicates ail chronic and hereditary humors. Ovricurs Mepicrnau Torer Soar, prepared from Curt- CURA, cleanses, soothes, and heals diseased sur- faces, whiteng, freshens, and beautifies the skin beyond all praise. It is an elevantly perfumed Toilet, Bath and Nursery sanative. Children and Infants. Chas. Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. J., writes: ‘My son, a lad of twelve years, was com- pletely cuted of a terrible case of Eczema by the Cuticura Remedies. From the top of his heat to the solcs of his feet was one mass of scabw. Kvery other remedy and physiclans had been tried in vain.” Fred. Rohrer, esy , Oashier Sivck-Growers’ Na- tiopal Bank, Pueblo, Colorado, writes: ‘I am so well pleased with its effect on my baby that I can- not afford to Le without it in my house. Itis a won- derful cure, and it is bound to become very popa- Jar as soon as its virtues are known to the masses.” J. 8. Weeke, esy., Town Treasurer, St. Albans, Vt., Bays, in aletter dated May 28: ‘It works to a charm on my baby’s face and head. Qnured the head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face of forts. Ihave recommended it to several, and Dr. Plant has ordered it for them.” Ouriourna Remxpirs are prepared by WEEKS & Porres, Ohemists and Drugwiste, 360 Washington street, Boston, and are forsale by ali Drugwista. Price of CuTicunra, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, $1. CuTIOURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, $1 per bottle. OurrouRa MepicinaL Torter Soar, 25 cents. Ovriouna MEDICINAL BHAVING Soar, 15 cent in bars, for Barbers and large consumers, 50 cents. ER7AU mailed free on receipt of price. SANK ORD’S RADICAL OURB FOR CATARRH. apid, adical, Permanent. Treatment for $1. Complete Bevin at the bezinping. Qleanso the nasal pas- Remove the morbid coats of rotting and dead tissue. Work upon these surfaces until the living, wholesome membrane is reached, cleansed, disinfected, soothed, and Lealed. Then you have attacked and removed the cause. Meanwhile, by internal administration, drive from the blood the poison it delivers with every pulsation of the heart. When all this is faithfully done, Oatarrh is con- quered, you are cured. SaNFoRD's KapicaL CURE contiets of one bottle of the Rapicat Cure, one box of OATARRHAL BOL- vent, and one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one package, with Treatiee and Directions,and sold. by all dragglsts for $1. Ask for Sanrorp’s Rat- cau OvgeE, tae most complete, instantaneous, and economical treatment in medicine. General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, COLLINS’ Voltaic Electric Plasters, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Bore Lungs, Coughs and Oolds, Weak Back, Stomach, and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous, Muscular, and Spinal Affections, relieved and cured when every other plaster, liniment, lotion, and electrical appliance fails. Ask for GouLiss ve B3 ot U “ONLY’ LUNG Cures by ABSORPTION (Nature's way) ALL LUNG DISEASES, ALL THROAT DISEASES, ALL BREATHING TROUBLES. It DBIVESs INTO the system curative agents and edicines. healing m es. It pRaws Fro the diseased parts the poisoas that cause death. ‘THovsanDs TEsTIFy To ITs VIRTUES. YOU CAN BE RELIEVED AND CURED. PAD! Don't despair until you have tried this Sensible, EasilyApplied and RavicaLLy Errzorvat Remedy. Sold sts, or sent by mail on receipt 0} by Di of 3.00, by Tuk Ost LUNG Pap Co., Detroit, THE ‘‘ ONLY” LUNG PAD CO. Williams Block, Detroit, Mich. Bend for Testimonials and our “Three Miihons a Year,” sent free. oct26-e06m Price, Mich. WEI DE MEYER'S OATARRA OURE. One package is generally sufficient. real cure of CATARRH for $1.60! nov2 60 A Perrar & CO LATEST STYLES OF SILK, DERBY, SOFT, AND OPERA HATs. JAMES ¥, DAVIS’ SONS., nov23, a Pennsylvania OTICE OF BEMOVAL, MY FRVUBLIO IN GENERAL, “SN? THE Ihave my store from Snipe to 2482 F Street Northwest, Iwill Be ee OonT aI CemERY, OnE the comple- ASIA F street Northwest, E. 4. BIDeWwaY. ree NOVEMBER 23p, 1880. nov23-6t* z (GEMS, Rractical Watchmaker W, Steanere ra case All ite Je ‘a speciaity. Watches onety and Siverware alwaywon naan Bloxham agt. Wilson; trial commenced and- “2 CITY ITEMS. To DyspErtics.—After taking a few doses of Renear's Dyspepsia Tonic you can eat any kind of food impunity. 50c. a bottle. s,6,t-3 MEssks. Storr & CROMWELL, wholesale agents a tor Compound Fluid Ext, of Pipsissewa. Itcures a Gravel, Kidney and Bladder diseases, Female Reet ue a Weakness, &c. TANGIER OysTRER DEPOT AND RESTAURANT, COT 9th and E streets (Johnson’s).—Genuine Lyno haven and other fine raw, three year old plants steamed, shucked and hot fried oysters delivered. None but the best. Prices saloon. FRIDAY EVENLN DECEMBER 34, Iris CHEAPER to buy your boys. You will fin $15 per suit, at clothes, even for such, from $5.60 to GEO. C. HENNING’S, 410 Seventh street. Eucalyptine, in Cold Weather, is Incomparably better for chapped, cracked or rough skin than all the cold creams, camphor ices, lip salves. room jellies and glycerine pre) tions. It is pure white and soft, but neither greasy nor sticky, and will not soil the penne eons in the least. Draggists sell it. 2 Sernanos' } 1 MEzzo SorRaxo! 4% CONTRALAOS! I 1 ‘TRNoR! 1 Banrrose! 1 Basso! Winter Luxuries. All-Wool, ribbed and plain, Scarlet and White Undershirts ahd Drawers; Best 50 and 75c, White Merino Under-Shirts; Heavy Brown Canton Flannel Drawers, 50c. Stele Castor, Kid and Buckskin Gloves; DONALDI-RUMMELL ed Dogskin and Kid Gloves, Fur tops; : K Splendid stock of Wool Knit Jackets; Soe : : Cashmere, Merino and Shaker Wool Socks; 2 Piano Virtuosos! ; I? 1 Gorset Virtnoso! Men's and Boye, Hats, and Clot and Fur Caps: | 3 9 victin Viswoosoe! | N 2 Mosiea! Diceotora ——— ie e THE ONLY absolute specitic that we know of for sneezing, snufiling “and choking catarch or head colds is Sanford's Radical Cure, which for the small sum of $1.00 affords tnstint relter, and invariably cures.—Medical Times. ther When C lasts Blow or When summer heat and dust pareh our throats, “Hub Punch” 18 equally acceptable. With hot water it far exceis toddy made when wanted of the average materials, and it is ua- equaled with fine ice, lemonade, soda water or milk. Being already prepared, 1t can be used upon uncorking. It makes a splendid “night cap” taken upon going to bad. Keep it in Teadiness. Sold everywhere at $1.25 a bottle. Preventative of Malarial Diseases Opinion of me ise Dr. H. B.Walto: of Aunapolis, Md. Colden’s Liebig’s Liquid Ertract of Beef 1s @ most excellent preparation. Itis par excel- lence, superior to cod liver oll or anything 1 have ever used In watsted or impaired constitu- tions, and extremely beneficial as a preventive of malarial diseases. Soid by all druggists. To One And All. Are you suffering from a Cough, Cold, Asth- ma, Bronchitis, or any of the various pulmo- often end in consumption? Pure Cod Liver Oi and Lime,” a safe and sure remedy. This is no | . quack preparation, but 13 regularly prescribed : by the medical faculty, Manufactured only by A. B. Wisor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists, Swayne’s Ointment Cures Itching Piles Itching Piles. Symptoms—A molsture lke liching Piles. perspiration, intense ttching, Ttehing Piles. particularly at night, after get- CONCERT COMPANIES! VE KING GRAND CONCERT COMPANY, Fraxk H. Kino, Manager. SIGNORA LAURA BELLI [frora the Principal Ita Herr Rempanp Ricaren.. {Concert Meister Imperial Opera, Mr. FERpixanp DvUvcKen.... AND Violinist t. Petersbure. | Musical Director MADAME JULIA RIVE KING, Mapame Jvuiia Rive-Kixe, America’s Great Pianist. {MADAME EMMA DONALDI Itching Piles. ting warm in bea, increased by | tn. Franz Remwrs, Itching Plea scratebtng. L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. H., writes: ‘* For 30 ears I have been greatly troubled with Itchin: ies; have consulted many physicians and tri me Temedies, which proved to me no remedies: at all, until I obtained Dr. Sirayne’s Ointment at Thomas’ drugstore, at Brattleboro, Vt., which cured me completely.” Also cures Tetter, all Skin Diseases. Sicxor EmMrti0 Bea‘ SiGdoR GIORGIO Cas M. LeoroLp LIoETE: SIGNoR F1LoTEO GRECO . tolinist -Musical Director 2 And the Greatest Living Cornet Solot ALLER’S BRAIN Foop, 1s the only reliable tonic for brain and sexual organs of elther sex #1. Alldruggists. Storr & CkomWELL, Agents, eo 480 Pennsylvania avenue. “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh Alderney butter peg every ee readies in 3g lbs, “Ward” print per Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ana aweet tili 60. per qt. POPULAR PRIC Notwithstanding the Enormous Expense attending “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, compiete cure 4 to6 7 Ne: all urinary complaints; $1, at drugsista eo for Washington ‘at 450 Pa ave. ‘The Prices Will Remain as Usual. “Rover ow Rate.”—Ask for tt It . — clears out rats, mice, roaches, age. 16c. | Admission ae $1.00 a box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue. ii No Extpa CHARGE FY Box Office open at Metzerott & Co.'s Music Store, Resenven Sears! GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS TS Daanne a Gn ban ae ee MONDAY MOKNING, Novemuen 29. and Gentlemen of Georxetowa. Terms moderate. rate. ‘Those wishing to join, address F. W..ac Star office. * yf THE LINE OF ZEKOLT & CO. tr It D'S. Congressional Week. Engageiient of the Gelebratea Comodi , Of the Oelebrated Comedian, Hees. GUB WILLIAMS, With His Admirable omedy_ Com: 401 of Whom Will Appear in the Very are used exclusively by both oompanies, x 1 Agent GRATES AND OPEN FIRE-PLAQES, BRA8S FENDERS, ANDIRONS anp FIBE SETS, FINE GAS FIXTURES, LIBRARY LAMPS, DROP LIGHTS asp DECORATED SHADES, pany. Suocsssful vem! OUR GEBMAN SENATOR, 5, enritten—in Three Acts end a Telephone J._ Ago! aD! a retired . a Western Brew , Mr. Gus Williams He cannot try to speak with grav, But one pereetres he wagsan idle we offer the MOST ATTRACTIVE stock to be Re cannot try fo look demure, but epite OF all he does, he si 6 a lawohter’s chee), found in Washington. He cannot ’en essay to walk sedate, But in his very gait one wes a jest. ‘The ecere of this Comedy is laid in Madison, Wis. Act 1.—Eroce’s House. Bul and Broils. Act 11.—Land efice of Bruce & Spruce. Trouble and Uiisanda ‘elephore. Act 1i.—Judye Spruce's 4 ‘and Spotls. AGUS WILLT SMe" FAMOUS BPECIALTIES, Orders for PLUMBING, HEATING and VENT- ILATING promptly attended to. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. 3 $ EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., novi3 1425 NeW YORK AVENUE. | MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. SEALS RESERVED AT 1HE OFVICE. ee LAND a SPER COUPES Be ee enmey avzntne, sOY.: ROCKAWAYS, one Extra Li a SUNDAY EVENING, NOV. 23, MARVELOUS MY¥YSTEBIES. SEANCE EXTRAORDINARY. PROF. H. OOOKE, Monarch Supreme of Spirit Mysteries. Assisted by MISS SELMIE CRAWFORD, And cther Powerful Mediums. ‘The most startling and marvelous entertainment ever presented to a Washington audience. Modern ‘The re ail in fine order and ms BOb'T 410-416 Sth street. N. B.—Repairing promptly attended to. n023-6t A GREAT MABK DOWN IN OVERCOATS ¥ No 2: EAR: fy | Spirit Mediums and Exposers eclipsed. Pianos and SPELL CRUD REN UEHON 24) US TEARS OF tables float through epace over the heads of the Aga: audienes. Spirit forms plainly visible to all.” Ele- t boqtets presen ‘audience by unseen 80 THAT HAVE BEEN $8.00. fiends. “Questions written aud secrotea by the au. 56 THAT HAVE BEEN 87.50. lence correctly answered without leaving their ‘Only small admission to defray expenses. it 44 THAT HAVE BEEN 87.00. = 37 THAT HAVE BEEN 36.60. Acs sae THs song Mj) Nov. Per WE OFFER THE CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LOT -Osty Cute pertormance of” aT FIVE DOLLARS. D'Oyly Carte’s London Opera Company, . Ha the Foley Ope awe: Those who do not call at once must not expectto | “THE PIRATES 0 statis find them, as at this price we frequently closeout » MONDAY, NOV. 29, large lot in a single day. Engagemont of the Incomparaile Supported by her own Dramatic Company. SDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS MOSDAY Td BatthDay MATES = MUSETTE; OF, LITTLE bRIGHT EYES. ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS, "fred Mareden's Moat suoseest ul Play, entitled ZIP; OR, POINT LYND L1G THERE WILL bE NO A. SAKS & Co., §2 STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. novl9 316 and 318 Seventh st. —$————— ee, THE WEEKLY STAR! THE WEEELY STAR, now in its twenty-atth | oiTGR pee tists gxpreeely for LOTTA by year, is a double or eight-page sheet, containing | the late JOMN BROUGHA' at fifty-six columns of fresh News, Literary and Agri- Ww HALS.,, DECEMBER 8ra, cultural matter every week, including a compend Me ADELINE ES ve one of her delightful ents. veninc of Washington News and Gossip, a record of Local | with the Posts.” i d with the these Musicel Affairs, Home Matters, Fashion Notes, Personal | 78cpb Vocele age will recite the part of x News, a list of Marriages amd Deaths, lato Tele- | Arthur in Kine Jelin. Tickets cts. Foraale at graph News, Special Correspondence, Selected Btories, etc. It will be sent, post-paid, from De- cember 1, for the entire session of Congress, in- cluding the Inauguration Ceremonies in March, in full, for Fifty Cents. novi7-lm w= MASSEY & 00. Lac HALL, Dec, 2 FOSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 2, THUBSDAY EVENING, DEC. 2. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON. GEAND COMBINATION OONCERT PHILADELPHIA ALES, PORTER AND BROWN STOUT in store and for sale in Caske and Bottles. By the following celebrated Artists : =e CONSTANTIN STERNBERG, BEDUCTION IN PRIOE of Bottled Ale, Porter ‘The Great Russian Pianist. and Brown Stout to $1.00 per Dozen Pints. eee For sale by dealers throughout the District, and ‘The Charming Prima Donna Soprano, with by the Agent, AUGUST WILHELMS, SAML. C. PALMES. ‘The World-renowned Violin Virtuoso. MaX VOGBIC! Depot, 1334 99th Street, 2 ee novi2 West Wasurxcron. —— a EDERS RECEIVED FOR MR. J. ¥. QEULAR PRICES: Admission, 3We., Re ORRERS Rte Pano Tuner, at SEDN BY, 'T. NIMMO'S, 433 7th st. northwest. ~All - Piano Tuning @1. novld cs0o™= id oS permanent place of business, has taken FOF OUBE 000 E STREET NORTHWEST, mt cg Tepmascorterate. These wisuiue to eee poe) elegant join address J. A., Star office. no - 'VENING REQEPTION "WALKIN CIENCE HALL aor = Soa han AEEN {8 ie Street Norikwest, BR. ‘New and. -hand CLARENCES, cee FY OLETTS, OOUPELETT: UE! GouPE ROUKAWAYS, and other Arst-class ‘Gar: | TBird week and continued sucoees of the mae cee OBERT H. GRAHAM, PORES eos 410-456 .w, | Professors Woodrotf and Company, with Repairing promptly attended tore oats tele ee W sist A ue Gorking Glass ¥LACE TO HAVE YOUR ELEOTION BET | novelties. All patrons receive specitn: oes Ee ge | eon cy fou can . He latent style. wo P. 8.— Entertainmants AN. eels CUMNEN 70 Gas. ew. | GINGDALS - Doe Steinway & Sone’ World Renowned Grand Pianos | Consisting of the latest Songs, Recitauone, Spesches | ae il iT. MATINEE WEDNESDAY. | LITTLE NELL and TAE MAR. | ABt an EXHIBITION, CHURCH CF THE INGARNATION. Open at the corner of 16th and H sts. n.w., | yrom 12 m. to 10 p.m. daily. Lunch, 12m. Admission, S0c., three times, $1; Children, half price. nov2t-lm ey BALLS, PARTIES, &e. TY HIBERNIAN Be- | TRE OORRP SOs GR Met | thor aneual Ball at MASONIC "TEMPLES corner of and northwest. on MONDAY, January $4, 151. The commiticn ind the arrancements will leave nothine undone for the comfort and enjoyment of their aueats. nov27-a, DRY GOODS. ___ EBS, DOLMANS WALKING JACKETS, FUR-LINED CIROULARS, &c., INDIA SHAWLS AND CLOAKINGS, BLANBETS, CURTAINS AND QUILTS. CHOICE DRESS GOODS. DAMASBE BILKS @2 and $2.50. DE LYON, ail “uades. LADIES’ HABIT CLOTH, sll colors PAIS NOVELTIES at low prices. EVENING SIADES IN DAMASSES UNDBRWEAB FOR) MFN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. FANCY HOBIERY, oll styles for Misses. Lacics’ Full-faet Silk Cocked solid COL. rs F, 80 conte. HOUSEREEPING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY AT VibyY LOW PRICES. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. 910 Penna. aveane. One Price. Vrrvnns. AND GILKS. 7 BARGAINS FROM AUCTION lored Velvets, $1.25 The. to Bu, Full line of Underwear, Hon sreat bargains, to close cut balan CONNOLLY _nov20-1w ith st. and Pa. a ROCADED SILKS IN BLACK AND COLORS #2 QUALITY POR 81.50. 64 ALL-WOOL HABIT CLOTHS, BLANKETS and FLANNELB8. NEW SEIRTS and CLOAKINGS, MERINO VESTS. VELVETS. NEW DRESS GOODS, In Minin, Blaid and Brocaste #1, $123. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerke with Perry & Bro.), OLS Teh et. n.w. p= WOOL BLACK CASH @EKES, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 37%. Colored Batins, 75c. Pisno Covers ®3.75 t» #10. Bleached Table Damask, 500. Excolieat Crmtoa Flannel, 8c. Beautifal’ Darmarss Dress Goods, 12sec. Black Cashmere Shawls, $2 50 to Ex- it Calico, Gigc. Biack Brocade silke, $1 to 82,50. Immense Assortment of Ladies Cloakings. Best Yard Wide Ticking made, 25c. Five Huadred Pieces of Cloths and Cassi meres for Men and Boye Wear, 260 to #2. Cradle lilaukets Pare Wool, 81 | Pure Wool Colored and Black Casnmcres, 2! CABTER'S, 711 Market Space. | , Black and Colored Rik Velvets. Navy Bina, | Bronze, Green and Black, 6-4 Pare Woo! Fiannela | for Ladies suiting, arg Size (Gouble) White Busi 82.80. Shaker i ‘Beautiful Wool Dress Goode 150. Hxoellent Black ike E xocllept Hiack Silk» 75, HES af et ee si thee 2 60. E eof Colm Silks. jense Assorment of Shawis and Cloaks. The Largest assortment of Dress Goods in this City. mense Assortment of Novelty Dress Goods Sui ov 20 8 new arrortacent of very elegant | SMYRNA, TURKEY. | * GHIORDES ana { DAGHESTAN RUGS AND CARPETS, Frem emall-size Mats to extra-large Oarp Theoe are very elegant goods and will be VERY TOW PiIOPS. Also, a full live ot TON, AXMINSTER and other CARPETS. HOOE, BRO. & 00., F street rth west. UCTION IN PRICES. SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRICB! ed, 75; . 90. pera eee p: a ge Boys' sod %. * Wameutta, we 60 TO ORDER A SPEOIALTY. 4 GENTS FURNISHINGS! JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, novl S26 F st. n.w., opposite Patent OMice. Gest BEDUCTION SHIBTS AND UNDERWEAL. rx ANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, 89. Ere Evea, B100K ‘SHI ‘86. th BIX ELEGANT PARTLY FINISHED SHIRTS, and 75 cents. pay ON FLANNEL ana Ui Gents Night Shirte, €1 ALL OUK GOODB WaLLANTED. J. B. BRINE, 436 7th st. n.w. BRANCE—2337 F st., opp. Ebbitt House, no Ve lems attention to their n Beg to call epecial ye unuanals lars | 7e call the SPECIAL ATTENTION of purchasers te nov20 803 Market Space. i 3 5 ie i F Se H { ‘and Woo! Piaids. A splendid line of Bisck and Ooiored Oashmeres, All Wool P. from 60 cents uj Onr Tine Gounterisfullot rarebargatus. ‘Hostery. | Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs ;ail Linen Haud- | _\ kerchiefe, 6% and 12'¢ cts. up to best woods. Blankets in variety from $2 to#16.a pair. Do- mestios at we 7068. LL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORE, AND BOSTON PRICES. §9ONE PEIGE ONLY. octi9-3m H DUBBEUIL BOS. & CO., 1222 F Street N. W. | ,,Wesell the cheapest SHIRTS for the money tn the city. Our 65 osnta. EARS. je will compare it with any other Shirt for aa 8 Hine of GENTS' FURNISHINGS alwaye ye DURREUIL BEOS. @ CO. H D beatae BITTERS A TRUE TONIC IRON BITTEERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB 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, ETO. IT EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NEBVES. IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYSPEP- TIC SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE 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. 0. BOOK, 32 PAGES, SENT FREE. BROWN CHEMICAL ©0., sepso BALTIMORE, MD.