Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. BOKDAY +O VEMMMET coy Araue ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFic® OF THE CHIEF SigNat OrriceR WASEINGTON, Nov. 29, 1580, 9:30 am. For the middie Atlantic states, higner baro- meter, rising followed by lower temperature, north to west winds, clearing weather, pre- eeded by occasional rain near the coast. BANGS OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the a 4°: Tl am, 40°: 9 pm, 45 maximums, 45. minimum, 32. ¥ (Sunday), November 28, the ther- in this ‘elty, stood 3 Signal aftice, mometer at the as follows: LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., ‘To-night. National Theater.—Loita in “ Musette.” Ford's Opera House.—Gus Williams in “Our German Senator.” 439 7th street.—The Bohemian Glass Blowers. 15th and H streets. —Art Loan Exhibition. Condensed Locals. Street lamps wili be lighted at 5:05 p.m. and at 4:50 & 1. juates of the girl's advanced gram- mar school have formed a literary association by the election of Miss Sadie Waite ag presi- dent, Miss May Chase, vice president; Miss Jennie Simpson, secretary, and Miss Freybold, ‘treasurer. Burgiars entered the residence of Dr. Gibbs, 935 Rbode Island avenue, Wednesday t, and earried away goods valued at $100. Tne en- ance was th the froat windows, The Roscoe Conkling Guards, Boys in Blue, composed chiefly of employ’s of, the Govera- ment Printing Office, E. W. > now numbers upward of sixty active members, mainly ex-soldiera, At the meeting, Saturday night, they adopted a resolution to participate im the demonstration honor of Gen. Grant @uring the first week of the approaching session ot a tom ‘The aways met last evening, and the following gave their testimony and experience: Messrs. Charley James Lee, H. H. Smith, i. Christiancy, Hobson, of f Jonadabs; McCauley, Rt ards and others. There were twenty signers 0! the pledge. A_gospel temperance meeting, led by Mrs. Reilly, was held at Odeon Hall yesterday, and a simiar meeting was held at the ehurca ‘corner North Capitol and K streets, lea by Mrs. Roach. A free meeting, held at Talmadge Hall, dis cussed the license question. g The funeral ot Mrs. Mary Vennettar, the apple woman of the Capitol, whose death was reported In Tue Stax of Saturday, took place yesterday afternoon. Among tose in attendance were several ofticers of the Senate. An incident of the funeral was the attendance of Ker son, Frank, who was allowed tu be pre- ent by the warden of the jail, where he Is con- fined (by the name of Frank Burch) awaiting Iria) With others on the charge of rape. He was escorted by a guard of the jail, and af the con- clusion of the services he was returned. Jobn R. Kelso, aged 5) years, died shortly after midnight Friday night at his residence, ta Bajtimore. Mr. Kelso claimed to be the oldest native-born citizen of Baltim: The tall spire On the Metropolital (M. E.) Church, tn tnts city, was named fer him, he having donated the money for its erection. ‘The four national veterans who called on General Gartield on Friday, write to state that they did not say, as published, “that they were very anxious to tender the President-elect a Serenace and formal reception at an early date,” for they thoroughly understood the general’s wishes in this matter, and made no attempt to press anything of the kind upon him. Prot. J. W. Bishoff, the popular organist and mosic teacher of this cliy, was the happy recipient, last Saturday evening, (his birthday abniversary) Of a handsome geid watch chain and seal, presented to him by a number of his pupils and choir, the presentation speech being made by Mr. S. S. Gardner. Francis B. Mobun sends his useful ‘Record Calendar™ for 1551. Saturday night Join Barran struck John Harrison, the latter a bartender at a restaurant on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and lth streets, with a glass bottle and badly cut his head. Harrison was takeu to Drew's drug store, where Dr. MeBlair dressed his wounds. District Government Affairs. The Commissioners have given instructions to the police to arrest all persons selling liquor Without bavipg procured a license or who have failed to Dle applications with the amouut of the Heense. The receipts irom taxes in the District Col- lector's office amounted to $40,000 on Saturday The District Commissioners have directed that water mains be laid on S street between 7th and sth streets northwest. DISTRICT SUITS AGAINST THE STREET RAILHOADS, Mr. A.G. Riddle, Attorney for the District, has entered sult against the Washington « George- town railroad, the Metropoiltan ratlroad, aod the Columbia railroad companies, to recover sums of money alleged to be due the District for paving between the tracks of thelr respec- tive roads—#153,216.15 from the W. & G. R. RB. $20,049.66 from the Metropolitan, and $i iT from the Columbia. THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD The license board Saturday approved applica- tions as follows: Louts Spraul, 465 Peansyl- Vania avenue northwest; Charles Gre! 472 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; C. C. lard, Edbitt House: Mrs. August J. Kaiser, 51s 0th street northwest; A. Endres, 1421 F street northwest; James Worm’ey, 1500 H street northwest; Mrs. M. Lynn, 436 Pennsylvanta ave- ue northwest; John Fahenkopr, 1701 7th street; Robert Callahan, 300 9th street; Andrew Sprohs, 483 C street; Robert C. Holtman, 427 12th street; John H. Outrich, H street northwest; Joseph Platz, 6th street and Loutsiana avenue; Wm. Helmus, i14 7th street, and Chas. F. Shelton, ‘944 Sth Street southeast. ‘The license board to-day appt Uons for Nquor licenses from T. it Louisiana avenue; Herman Thurm, 1209 11th street southeast, Jobn Tynan, tvi7 Isth street Lorthwest; Mary McGuire, 5%) 14th street north- we August Detterer, 510 14th street north- west; Charles Klotz. i G street northwest; Ernest Le Mour, 312 sth street northwest, and J. J. Fianagan, 1722 F street northwest. The board also recetved two new applications. Amusements, &c. NaTIONAL THEATER.—Lotta will commence an engagement at the National Theater this even- Sbe will play “Musette.” Lotta {3 too applica Tad is. 5 much appreciated to need a word of praise. All that is necessary for a most thorouchly enjoy- able performance 15 that she shai! have good Support. Her company this season {3 pro- nounced one of the best On the road. 3E.—Gus. Williams, FouD’s Orsra He great delineator of G to-night at Ford's Last season th " lighted the au There Have been so changes in the piece since then, all for the beiter. ‘The principai featare 1s the fun—ana Ubere is plenty of tt. enuine fun, too, not the forced and strained article. LincoLn Hatt.—The Sternberg-Frietch-Wil- helm) concert at Lincoin Hall next Thursday is exciting much fnterest {a musteal Washington, and wi doubt atiract a large audience. ‘THE Rive King axD Donator-Rewuer Cox- caRr combination appears at Ltncoln Hall next 4riday eventug in the following excellent pro- gram, which was Incomplete in Saturday’s Stax: Mozart, Duo from Don Giovanni, Miss Mabella and Mr. Broderick; Ptasuiti, Tae Prim- rose, Miss Schelle: David. Andante and Scherzo, HerrRichie Arla from Traviata, Signora Bellini; Liszt, Tarrentella tn E tat, Mme. Rt King; “Cera una volta un prule Mme. Donaid!; Chopin, Polonaise, A flat, jor, Mr. Rummel; Rossini, Trio, Semtramide, Signora Bellini, Miss Mabella and Mr. erick; Sullivan, Lost Chord, Mr. J. Le" Ave Marta, Signor Belarl; Saint dante and Kondo Caprictoso. M. L! Gounod, Nazareth, Mr. Brodert: “Rup up the Sail. he! nor Castell ic TEMris.—The Washington (ity Ht- bernian Benevolent Soctety, N will their annual bal! at Masonic’ Tem; Jaz uary 3d ne {um Ant Loan EXnisivios at the club house Opposite Wormley's continues this week, its popularity being unabated. Many intending visitors Who Were kept at ‘home last week by the snow and rain, will doubtless take advan- tage of the continuation. AMILY FESTIV at.—Attention ts called to the grand family festival for the benefit of Grace (Eptscopal) ceureh. Waar a DrvrerENce.—“Otto of Roses” $1 a crop. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 25 cents a dot- Ue. t piay drew very weil aso A DgcreE OF Divorcs.—On Saturday, in the Equity Court, Maggie Taylor was granted a divorce from the bouds of matrimony with Sam’l ‘The bill, ied by Mr. W. Preston Williamson on September 15, 1850, sets forth that the parties were married tn this city June 16. 1572, Dy Key. C. C. Meador, her maiden name Brod- | The Asphalt Nuisance Caves. | . This morning, Im the Criminai Court, Judge James, the cases Ot W. C. Murdock and Cran- ford,Hoffman & Co. for maintaining nitisances— (the asphalt works of the former at 14th ona) B Streets and of the jatter at 11th and B sroe8 Lorthwest)—were set for trial. It had been un- fd the Cranford case not ealled anti the Mur- and the Cranford case no! ‘ar- Christy a ir. We A. ‘Cook for Cranford et al. The indictments charge that they ‘did then and there unlaw- fully and — cause and permit great quantities of foul air, gas, smoke. and other noxious, stinking, unwholesome and injurious gases and vapors to be generated, arise and escape, * * to enter the dwelling houses, stores, shops and other places of business, * * * to the great di and common nuisance of all persons then and there living, dwelling and inbabiting bear the sald furnaces,” &c. Jury was sworn in the Murdock case—Mr. Jos. R. Waltemyer foreman—and Mr. Perry opened the case to the jury. Mr. J.C. McGinn, chief clerk of the health department, teatitied that on the ist of Novem- ber, 1879, he visited the premises on the north- east corner of 14th and Bst ree squares from Pennsylvania avenue. There were four or five kettles there, one being in use, Mr. Murdock, ina conversation with him, claimed Vhat if @ nuisance Was created it was not In- tentional. Jobn McCleiland testified that he lived at 1332 New York avenue, and at night he and his sSamily had suffered from the offensive smells of asphalt bolling, especially at night whea the a was Warm and the wind from the sou C. S. Noyes testified that Doth at Tas oMice, at D and 11th streets, and at his dence, On M street, precisely north, he had suffertd tuen trom the offenstve smell in 1879; hat the smoke was frequently dense enough to ceme tu the windows of Tug Sra office, and the smell was extremely nauseating to those in ihe editorial rooms. He and his family had suffered from the same sickening smell at his residence; frequently had to close the windows in the summer to shut out the smell. Witness was asked if this was the source of general complaint, and objection being made, Ube question was not pressed. George W. Adams testified that he was con- nected with THE Svar, and In the fall of 1879 roomed at Willard’s Hotel; suffered much there from the smell and sense of suffocation and irritation of the throat, particularly in warm Weather and when the wind was from the south; had notified the proprietor that he would have to change. The business office of Tax Srak was frequently filled with smoke. Joseph G. Cooke testified that he ts one offthe proprietors of Willard’s Hotel; that in the fall Gf 1879 there were numerous complaints by the the hotel because of the smell from r the smell penetrated the entire hotel, affecting the throats and lungs of the guests, and several guests left the hotel be- cause of the odors. Dr. William Parret testified that he is the rector of the Church of Epiphany; during the fall of 1s79 he resided on New York avenue and suffered ly from the asphalt; it would af- fect them In the night, making’ tt quite alti. it to breathe and most suffocating to his fam- fly; the odors were more suffocating and disa- aes during the prevalence of a southern reeZe. = The case was in progress when our report closed. Srar Test- At the Albany Penitentiary. ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS FROM WASHINGTON. On Tuesday last, at 1 o'clock, Gen. Crocker, the warden of the jail, with Dr. McWilliams and Capt. W. (. Crocker, delivered to Mr. McEwen, the warden of the Albany county Penitentiary, the prisoners with whom they Started on Monday night last, viz: Sandy Pion, convicted with Queenan and Bedford of the murder of young Hirth, and sentenced for lite; Lewis Howard, convicted of burglary (second offence) and sentenced for twelve years; and Wm. Randall, convicted of burglary and sen- tenced for three years. PINN GRTS SHAKY. During the trip up Pinn was quite lively and Seemed determined to make the most of hi3trip, but when he came tn sight of the grim walls of me [sprees he became very nervous, so that he shook like a leaf and his former chéer- fulness gave way to melancholy. He iad some conversation on the way up and stuck to the frst story he told a Stak reporter on Monday evening last, viz: That Bedford had said to him, “Sandy, I know that you were not in it, but I cannot say the same of (Jueenan.” A CONVICT WHO KNEW THE ROPES. Howard had been up before for 7 years, and evidently had not forgotten the ruies. When Prisoners are received there they are faced against the wall until their names, ages. crimes and descriptions are recorded. AS soon as the irons were taken off Howard he walked to the ‘usual piace, much to the surprise of the Upson officials, who up to that time haa failed to rec- ognize himas an old acquaintance. Howard and as far a3 known has not spoken yet, THE GALVANIC BATTERY AS A REMEDY FOR PARALYSIS AND DUMBNESS. Howard, shortly after his name had been placed on four indictments here for burglary, Second offence, pretended to be fasane and at- tempted to hang himself in jail with a rope made of his bed clothes, and when cut dowa pretended to be paralyzed In his legs and unable lo walk. All efforts to induce him to walk or talk were useless, and fer eight months be was an enigma to the jatl officials as also a cause of trouble—a Man being constantly in attendance upon him to move him on oroft his couch. Finally the galvanic battery was applied to him and bis muscles responded, and be danced a merry jig about the cell. cape arene he was tried and convicted. He @id not speak a word during the trial, pretend- ing to be affected with paral of the tongue, peecniess. This, however, was a pretence, for when the galvanic battery was applied to bis nostrils, although three Of the stoutest guards were holding htm, he broke away from them all, exclaiming: “My God! you don’t intend to kill me, do your LEwis’ P1.asTERs, for backache or cold, them. THE COOK-Coox Divorce Casi . ie Meloy, as counsel for Mrs. Mary V. Cook, tn her action for divorce from the bonds of matrimony with Prof. Truman Cook, denies (as to the re- Port in l'riday’s Sra) that the court ever made adecree awarding the custody of the chiidren to Prof. Cook, but it was to Mrs, Cook tnat the eustody was given; denies that he altered tho decree of the court soas to make it differ in aby respect from the decision announced; but on the contrary, having drafted tne decree under the instructions of the court. On tinding that the accidental omisstoa of two words made draft read the very opposite of what he had been instructed to make tt; he interltued the words which made it express the exact will of the court. He further states that the counsel for Mr. Cook did not move to correct the decree, but conceding that it expressed precisely what the court intended, he moved that the decree be annulled because the words were Interiined and the court denied the motion. Mr. Meloy says fnally:—“It {5 not true that the court directed the words to be marked as unauthorized, nor renected upon the conduct of Mrs. Cook's counsel.” CFPER with hands chapped and bleed- alyptine will cure the Worst cases nts, Try t New eyeshades, 25 cts., at Hempler’s, 43 st. t gee Waar Harrexep TO a NEW YORKER Wi0sE Wire Went to Evkorg.—On Friday night there arrived from New York a young business man of New York In search of a woman ie claimed had robbed Lim of several thousand Uollars worth of valuables, including furs, &e used by his wife. On the train here he told & fellow passenger that he was oes in the So and @ few weeks ago his wife ex- pressing 4 youth in the south of Europe, he fitted her out and she left ae remain during the winter; that he thought it a waste of money and time to maintain house in a fashionable quarter without a woman in it, and therefore finding @ woman he invited her to share it with him, and she accepted it. Time had passei Pleasantly along until one night last week he found his residence vacant, andon examining the closets he had found a number of erticles missipg. He thought he had founda clue ana believed the girl was a near the corner of 13th and D streets, in this city, and his bus!- ness here was to reclaim the goods. Two Mork Divorce Casfs.—To-day Patrick Nooman obtained a decree of divorce from the bonds of matrimony with Mary Noonan. The parties were mar im 1569, and have four children living. He charged her with drunken - ness.....To-day Armat Stoddart, in the suit against him by Mary C. Stoddart for a divorce, nied a supplemental cross bill reciting her «on- tinued desertion of him to follow the spiritua!- ists in Chicago. DEEDS IN FEES have been filed as follows: J, W. McKint @t al., executors, to Theodore Lewis, lots 24 and 25, 8q. 94; $2,500. Georgetown Col- mee - Le E. Col a —. hing pa y to Mary J. Fuller, lot 15, sq. 734; $1,600, Irving Wiillamson, trusteé, to Kicuara’ vat, Sf.,l0t 7, sq. 451; $1,000. A. N. Meeker to Rout. pelng Maggie Magee. ‘They lived together until the fatter part of the year ists, when she cbarges that be deseited her and left her uiterly Gestitute. a nated ‘any pulmonary or woos: hoarseness, oF in any pulmonary or'bron- ebtal complaint, when a remedy safe, thorough and so easily obtained as Dr. D. Jayne’s Exp-c- torant can be had? bee have ——— a severe cold, save your lungs from the danger- ous irmtation — tndlammation prncn Cae quently bi about consum| y prom, ae tothe Expectorant; ‘and if ‘troubled with any affection of the throat, you will flad Lbts remedy equally a ee a trom obstructing phlegm, healing Way Rex Campbell, lot 4, 8q. 766; $400. Same to Jone Garber, Tot'% se 900; $2,000. WW, Furgerald to C. H.’ Morgan, lots 69. 70 and 71, sq. 745: " Anthony Kelpy to C. D. Gilmore, —, 8q. 594. #280. James F. Hawkins (0 Ann Burke, 10ls 5 6, 4. 590; $600. LIRUT.-Gov. ROBINSON, OF COLORADO, KILLED, reported a riot occurred Saturday tn ic 20 miles from Lead- lt is Robertson's Col., not hearing their response to his challenge,sho: ind fatally woulded Robinson, 4 Be ae Shortly after this desire to visit the scenes of her } “The Health Department and the Alderney Dairy. XOTE FROM HEALTH OFFICER TOWNSHEND. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Health DEPARTMENT,) WASHINGTON, Nov, 25, 1590. Editor Star : T find in your issue of Satarday te article entitled, “Health Department afte? the Alderney S“'r¥.” Which purports to give certain information fromi the files of this “ae- Potne lang of the reports given in this ar- e a ticle Is, to a a ey, the rest grossly perverted and garbled to it the mirposes of him who constructed it. It does fre health department grave LE gen esa i hereby renounce all sibility therefor. No such letter as that purporting to have been written Nov. ist has been recelyed at this office, and nothing respecting the investigation of samples of milk ap; ip my annual re- port. No letter under date of Nov. 2d has been addressed Mr, Ward, but the language of a note, Of analysis of mUk, enclosing copy of the aoe (one sample.) forwarded upon his request, and at my yn, by my chief clerk—Oct. 2d— has been added to and erted. The report of has undergone such ‘vhange before reaching the hands of the printer as to be hardly recognizabie. The specific iy e. gravity was stated to ‘be 1.030, not ‘1.02: water $7.33, not “+85.33,” butter 3.87, not “*4.37;” casein 8.40, not “4.40,” while the chemist was Yery far from stating that he considered it a “sine, rich article of good, pure mik.” The samplo was found to be of fatr quality, com- van g favorably with several others. vel ay Suita Townsuenp. M. D. Heatth Officer D. ‘THE COURTS. Crrcvit Court (No. 1)—Judge Macarthw. Saturday, Sayles agt. Washington and Georce- town Rallroad Company; commission to take pret at New York and Chicago issued and leave to defendant to file additional pleas. Ste- vens agt. Pulman; motion for new trial filed. Champlin Colman; motion to quash ce:t o- Tari ov and hearing fixed for Friday, December 3. Clarke agt. Svheller: leave to amend declaration. Gibbs, administrator, agt. Franklin Insurance Company; demutrer over- ruled, with twenty days’ leave to reply. — agt. Rohrer; fixed for November 30. Wilson agt. Gstchell; demurrer to plea overruled and leave fo reply. Equrry Court—Judge cor. Saturday, Cooper agt. Havenner; order of sale. Daniels Daniels; rule required to be answered before December 15. Jost agt. Jost; bond of trustee approved. Carter Jones; Ume to take testimony Mmited to thirty days. Smith agt. Papst; injunction dented, with leave to fle Supplemental Dill. Davis agt. Cart- wright; time to take testimony limited to fifty days. Taylor agt. Taylor; divorce granted. Johnson agt. Johnson; auditor's report ratified. Willey agt. Jones; W.'B. Jones appointed guar- dian ad litem. POLICE COURT—Jiiitye Snell. Saturday, John Moore and James W. White, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days each. Mansell, do.; 30 days. James Carr, profanity; % or 7 days Harriscn Mason, charged with carrying a ‘slungshot; $50 or 60 days. Also, charged with the larceny of a wheelbarrow from George Carter; continued. John Bern- hardt, assault on Juliet Bernhardt, his wife; $10 or 30 days, and $10 bonds to keep the peace for six months, and in sefault of bonds to stand committed for six months. Charles Beach, un- licensed produce dealer; $30 or 30 days, James Connors, charged with the larceny of a bushel of coal from the bureau of printing and engrav- ing; $ or 30 days. Willie Terry, larceny of three hats from Louis Dieterich; sent to the re- form school during minority. To-day, Wm. White, driak and disorderly; $. Mary Tims, profanity: $5. Ella Boston, Vagrant; sent down. HR. Patterson, profanity: $. Dantel Lyons forfeited collateral. Rapheal Evans, profaulty; $5. James Brooks, a small | colored boy, assault on Joseph A. Darnellle, a small white boy. The assault was with a Shovel, and Darneille was cut in the head quite badly; $j0 or thirty days in jail. Saml. Young. colored, larceny of several articles from A. Hilton, a second-hand dealer on Capito! Hill, pleaded guilty to a part of the articles, and was Sent to jail sixty days. Henry Lockel forfeited collateral, James E. McCracken, assault on nis wife Mary; $10 and bonds to Keep the peace. James said he would pledge himseif to keep the Peace to his wife,and also never to take another glass of whisky in his life. Henry Hedgeman, assault on George Watson; $5. Anna Kelly, assault on Martha Gibbs; $5. GEORGETOWN. A Victim or PIckPockeTs.—Mrs, James V. Col- ling, of this place, had her pocket picked on 7th Street, Washington, where she was shopping Saturday, her pocket book, containing over $30, having been stolen. SNEAK THIEVES are again at work in West Georgetown, and some of tne depredators on back yards are likely to get a dose of lead. GRain.—Arrivals—By Canal, boat Mollie, C. Waters, with 3,400 bushels of wheat. Boat Lou- doun, with 3,500 bushels of wheat. By ral!— 510 bushels of wheat. —_—_—_—_—__—_—_—_—_—_—______ LADIEs? FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ULSTER CLOTHS AND OLOAKING OLOTHS, New Styles, juat opened. LADIES’ CLOAKS, all the New Styles—35, 86, 87, 4, 89, 810. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL CLOTHS and FLANNELS— MyztleGreen, Bronze, Navy Bine, Brown ana Gray. BED COMFORTS—75, 87, $1, $1.25, $1.50. BLANKETS, white, per pair, $2.50, 83, 84, $5, 86. NOTTINGHAM OURTAIN LACGE—25, 31, 37 and 50 ceuts. CANTON FLANNELS, 8 cents, 10 cente, 1234 cent. RED TWILLED FLANNELS—25, 30, 37, 45 and 60 cents. WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS—25, 30, 37, 45 and 50 cents. CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR—30, { 50, 62, SHAWLS, Bingle ana Double—#1.50, $2, 2.50, 3: $3.50, 34. COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHMERES. and 6¢ cents. ALL-WOOL BLACK OASHMERES—37 cents, 45 and 50. 30, 37 INGRAIN CABPETs. B0c., 3T¢., 40c., 45e., 50e., 60 BRUSSELS, Choice Styles—s7, 90, 95, #1, $1.05, 10. VELVET RUGS, New Btyles, jast opened. OTTOMANS AND HASSOCKS. R CLOTHS, BASKET CLOTHS and DIAGONAL CLOTHS BEA At Cc. M. TOWSON’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, nova7 Near 7th street and Center Market. EAL SACQU! SILK CIRCULARS, +S SILK BOL Ne ADEs. EUR OAPs, * NOVELTIES IN COLLARETTES AND MUFFS, GENT'S FUR OAPS, COLLARS and GLOVES, LADIES’ AND MISSES’ DERBY HATS, FUR ROBES, TRAVELING BLANEE GENT’S LINED DOGSKIN GLOVES. JAMES Y, DAVIS’ SONS. 621 Penna. Ave. 4. WHEATLEY, nov23 W STEAM DYEING, WET AND DRY BOOURIN “e seaernen rere With every facility, the Dest talent, and a fal) FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DYE AND GALS, Tam ne AS Work called for ‘and delivered tir then grat by “Orders by mail prowapuy kiteeteg. aug 409 Fourteenth Street, Ski * panera deme cases submitted Fair remuneration in to our care. octlé BOB'T SMITH & Co. L&scems, vopes, For a permanent place of business, has taken ~ . HOUBE 930 E STREET NORTHWEST, ae will continue to ee ries owen VENING 100 ALKING hovinaws SOF Roren Tse FS SALE—Now and second-hand CLARENCES, NDAULETTS, OOUPELETTES, UPES, COUPE ROUKAWAYS: and other frst-claas “Oar” 0 H. GRAHAM, BERT Ae 8th st. n.w. ‘novis riages in great vari Repairing promptly attended to. “tevi-eodmy ALEX. ROBT. OBIG0LM, ror’: LIVING DEATH. LIVING DSATH. A LIVING DEATH. LIVING DEATH. LIVING DEATH. > LIVING DEATH. LIVING DEATH. If there be times when one is willing to resign the world and all its pleasures and seek release from pain and suffering in death, it is when the system iseaturated with putrefactive Catarrh. The distreasing sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, the acrid, watery discharge from the eyes and noee, the pain fu! inflammation extending to the throat, the sweil- ing of the mucous lining, causing choking sens1- tions, cough, ringivg noises in the head and split- ting headaches,—how familiar these symptoms are to .thourands who suffer periodically from esd colds<or influenze, and who live in ignorance of the fact that s single application of Sanronp’s Rap- aL CURE FoR OaTarre will afford instantaneous relief! It ia infallibie in this respect, as our testi- monials {from physicians, druggists and the most reliable sources prove. But tbis treatment in cases of simple Catarrh gives but a faint idea of what it will do in the chronic forms, where the breathing is obstructed Ly choking, putrid mucous accumulations, the hear- ing affected, amell and taste gone, breath tainted, hrost ulcerated, and hacking cough gradually fastening iteel? upon the dobilitated system. Then it is that the marvellous constutional power of Saw. Forv’s Rapicat Cuns manifests itself in inatanta- neous and grateful relief. Cure begins from the firstapplication. It is rap{d, radical and perma- nent. “It is economical, agreeable, safe and nev failing. Try it while there is yet time. Attack without delay the most aggravated aud destructive form of human suffering. SANForp’s RaDicat. Ccnu consists of one bottle of the Raprcat. Cur, one box CaTaRRivaL SoLv! 4 and an Inprovep Inaaen, neatly wrapped in one package, and sold by all drugegiets for $1.00. Ask for Sanronp’s Bapicar Cure. General Agenta, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. CITY ITEMS. Only an trish Girl; ONLY AN IRISH GIRL; ONLY AN IRISH GIRL; or, ‘THE FORTUNES oF ELSIE DEAN, THE FORTUNES OF ELSIE DEAN, Tae FORTUNES OF ELstz DEAN, Out to-day in Tue FIRESIDS COMPANION, AIso, Lucy Randall Comfort’s gree Story, entitled His First Lovg. For sale by all newsdealers, LARGE assortment, choice styles, good fits,low prices, and prompt performance’ characterize my Tailoring Department on second floor. GEO, C, HENNING, 410 7th street. You can buy a quarter pint bottle of Renear’s Cough Mixture tor 25 cents; for coughs and colds it is the best in the market. m,w,t ‘Totally Different from All Others,” London Hair Restorer.” insures new growth. “London Hair Restoret Restores the coior. “London Hair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT—THICKENS Thin hair, stops its failing aud the most pel fect hatr restorer and dresstug the world ever known. We allude to "London Hair Color bet hee ti ai ae eee cpg bin N. Y., writes: ‘4 stop| my hair from falling and restored ft to 1t8 natural color.” “London Hair Restorer” {3 sold by all druggists at 75 cents # bottle, '‘ALDERNEY WAGONE.”—Fresh ey butter im 3 Ibs, Alderns lurned every morning, and delivered “Ward” print 0. per 1b. Also, cottage and sweet milk 5c. per qt. “ BUCHUPABIA.”. complete cure 4 tos days; all urinary complaints; $1, at druggists, For Washington at 480 Pa. ave, . _ for it. It 160. WE! DE MEYER’S CATARRH CUBE. Unquestionably the most important medi- cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy whica assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms notonly a loca), but a constitutional cure at any stage. One package generally suffices. Deliy- ered by Druggists or by D. B. Dewey & Co., 43 Dey Street, N. ¥., $1.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the aired, mailed free. The afflicted can refer to: Gro. W. Lampricut, 73 Biddle 8t , Baltimore: Mr. ScHROEDER, 360 North Broadway; JouN L. HERRING, c. Park ay. & McMechan St. ; Gro. G. PresbuBy, Prop. West End Hotel, Lon:: ‘Branch; Rey. 0. H. Tayios, 140 Noble at., Baltimore, Md. R. KE. HELPHENSTINE, Ebbitt House, Washington ; Rey. Gro, E. Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Phila. Gen. L. 0. Boors, Wilmingto1 Rey. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick, Md. ; Mile Amer, Opora Prima Donna; Paut Boyros, the great swimmer, Flushing, L.1. ; fam’ Bewepict, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. Y., ete Areal cure of Catarrh for $1.60! _ novl-eodeow \ABBRIAGES : CABRIAGES!: C OABRIAGES |! ' Five second hand = COUPE! ‘two' LANDAULEL , three COUPE. ROCKAWAYS, one Extra Hight CLARENOK. ‘These are all in fine order and will be sold cheap. KOB'T H. GB. . 410-416 Sth street. N. B —Repsiring promptly attended to. no23-6t A GREAT MARK DOWN IN OVERCOATS ‘TO FIT OHILDREN FROM 23 TO8 YEARS OF AGE. 80 THAT HAVE BEEN $8.00. 56 THAT HAVE BEEN 87.50. 44 THAT HAVE BEEN 87.00. 87 THAT HAVE BEEN 36:50. WE OFFER THE CHOICE OF THE ENTIRE LoT AT FIVE DULLARS, ‘Those who do not call at once must not expect to find them, as at this price we frequently closeout a large lot in a single day. A. SAKS & Co., S@STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS. novlo 316 and 318 Seventh st. E'S FELT WEATRER STRIPS for we, inaking air-t ite. them will send RUMEN Gy, 236 Ta sense mast DRY GOODsg, ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. BEFORE REMOVAL TO OUR NEW, ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STORE, 922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, We Ane * MARKING BPECIAL PRICES On Our LADIES’ AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS, DRY GOODS AND FIRE MILLINERY. GENUINE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR OUR FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, We are making SPECIAL EFFORTS, and shall offer LARGE ASSORTMENTS at our UN: USUALLY LOW and POPULAR FRICES in our three Stores, 706 and 709 Market Space, and 921 Pennsylvania a: mue, WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, nov27 SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC Are respectfully requested to inspect our Immense Stock of rok SATINS, VELVETS, ,UUSHES. YMALAYAN AND Of LS. "UR LIN SATIN Da LYON CIR- ULARS, RAH EY BLANKE 8, BILK HOSIERY. Le CLOTHS. INS IN TABLE LIN TOWBLS, MARSEILLSS QUIL LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES BRCCADED BATLINS. E CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS. IUDDA SGA NED SILK AND CLOAKS, JACKETS and ULSTERS. SATIN OE LYON. SILKS, SATIN 8Uz CLOAKINGS, HAB! TE and NOTTINGHAM I. GE OC §F-ALL GOODS MARKEO IN PLAIN FIG- DRES and £: the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. @ Ose Paice Osty. PERRY & BEOTHER, Penn. ave., cor. 9th st. Established 1840. nova7 HEN YOU WANT DRESS SHIBTS remember that **M 38," 1002 # st. northwest, is ene of the Larzest Man ufactarers of FINE DRESS SHIRTS and LINEN OOLLARS in this country, and we retail our oods at leas tha: the same quality woods are usually wholesaled for, thus giving the consumer a chance tosave the larze profit thet is made by retailers xenerally. Our “‘Senate” Shirt, an old favorite with the public, is only 70 cents, finished, and our ‘*Mystery” Shirt, ua a ready-made Shirt, has no superior, and is onl; 80 cents, finished, ready for tue wash-tub. We retail the finest Linen Collars, in the latest styles, for $1.50 per dozen. Six flaest Linen Collars for 75 cente. Gent's Sik Neckwear is also a specialty with us, and we boast of seilipy it cheaper than any other louse. [noy27)_ CC. GEO. MIKGINNISS, prz= WOOL RLACK CASHMERES, WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 37%. Colored Satins, 75c. Pisno Covers, $3.75 to 810. Bi mask, 50c. Exceileat Canton Gomutitul Damaese D it 4 narred Pieces of Cloths and Carsimeres for Men and Bo} 25c to $2. Cradle Blanketa Pare Wook 32s. Pure Wool Colored and Black Casnmeres, 28¢, CABTER’S, Vil Market Space, _ Navy Blue, Black and Colored Silk Velvets. Tae ratiee Suitieg Gk ts BL oor Paes jor Ladies Suiting, 81° to $1.50. 2S @ouble) White Biunkets, 82.60. ‘Shaker Flannel (wool), only 2c, ‘Beantifal Wool Dress ack Silks eee ‘imming (1 rices ve Jow). e for Tri prices very’ low). French Dress Black, Blue, Garnet, & Finest Quality, Only Sic, worth 50c, CABTER’S, Rovy20 ‘Vil Market Space, PECIAL NOTICE. ‘We call the SPFOTAL. ATTENTION of purchasers to ‘8 new assortment of very elegant SMUENA. SREY * GHIORDES ana AGI (HESTAN RUGS AND CARPETS, From small-size Mats to extra- ts. These are very clemant lime and al bo pan at WERY LOW PKIOES. Also, a fail line of WIL- TON, AXMINSTER and other CARPETS. HOOE, BEO. & CO., nov20 1328 F street northwest. EDUCTION IN PRICES, SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRICBS, ‘Wamen' unfinis! 78; he . eo ee SHIRTS ‘TO ORDER A BPROIALTY. GENT’S FURNISHINGS. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, novl 816 F st. n.w., opposite Patent Office, _toel BAO Fm sponis Pm Do GBEAT BEDUCTION SHIBTS AND UNDERWEAR. SIX ELEGANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, 89. SIX ELEGANT BTOCK SHIT, oo iti and 75 conte. 50 ani ‘oo! C5 PARTLY FINISHED SAII GANION FLANNEL DRAWEK: UNDERSHLRTS, 50, 75c-» $1, ¥ 50, 5. jarxe assortment of Colla: ft jaspenders and Umbrellas. Genta Night Shirts, $1 each ALL OUR GOODS W Heb S im J B. BRINE, 436 7th st. n.w. BRANCH-1337 F st., opp. Ebbitt House, novi? ‘Washington, D. 0. IP BUNNEL, CLARK & Co., 803 Market Space. jal attention to Bes to callspectal attention to thelr unusually large HANDSOME DuESS" Gdops, Black and Oolored Bropade silks, from 81.75 to 68. an rocade Velvets, elewan’ styles Momle Clotss and Wool Plaids. Asplendid line of Black and Colored Gashmeres, Onesie asogah om Shcrta a go scirebiels, 64 aud 27 ia. uy to Dest goods Blankets in great Nt la ‘Do- LL GOODS LD AT LO’ tf NEW YORE E2-ONE PAIGE OLY eee octl9-3m_ Q8mNT manuracTonEns. DUBBEUIL BROS. & Co., 1112 F Street N. W. red the cheapest SHIRTS for the money in SHIR’ cs ite. oe ee PLES Snes ony ‘We will compare it with any other Shirt for the ‘aline of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS alwaye DUBBEUIL —— =. 0. 428 ALA2 F street prrvar & CO. LATEST STYLES OF BILE, DERBY, SOFT, AND OPERA HATS. JAMES Y. DAVIS’ SONS., novas 621 Pennsyleanta OTICE OF REMOVAL, M ‘ENDS, CUSTOMERS iD THE 23 PE TOBLIO DVGENERAL. ae Ihave removed my store from. 1438 to 1492 F Street Northwest, Which I will eccupy temporsrily until the comple- Hon of my new ASL F Street "Northwest. E. A. RIDGWAY. nov33-6t"_ pereiass, Ninth Bt. Sr. Cuove Bumprmo. GLOVES, Updexratt’s best quality Dogekin for Ladi tlemen and Children. Also, EID, CASTOR and CASHMERE, ali sizes an qualities. DOUGLAS... novi Sth street, M™= B. VAN BEUTH. PARISIAN MODES, 212 18th street northwest. GANT W, iG, EVENIN! a ELE ao 5 iG AND RECEP. * oe made and mads to order. SEVERA! D_ ERON BEADED SpONTS FOR EVENING La’ VEL! RESS ‘TEST NO La Ree rS TRIMMINGS, t Line of is Gooas be: ee ERMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS. 1 offering a fine stock of Wit of ny Own Hake. at very LOW PUIORS Gok SSCHEAS aarp iceagig rian an ot be excalled. ) M. VESMILYA, neé GLO Vth st., opp Patent Ofice. 4 pa LARGEST LINE oF SINE PLUSH axp BEAVER HATS, LONG OSTRICH PLUMES, 3 FANCY FEATHERS, Eto. South of New York, at. MUS. J. P. PALMED'S, No. 1207 F at. nw. MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, 2, 3, 4 and 6 Button, ‘75c., 1, $1.25 and $1.50 Por Pair. ectl8 eh ah i A i cee 8.3. DarssMaxrna in conneo- SCHR Stace ING, de., 3 aorta oct fn ME. WASHINGTON, WasTASIONATLE DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, ‘ennsylvania avenue, Ruperior style at cuoct notice: Eadioa’ canals fu Dresses Cut and Bastod, anda perfect Bt = and a se ravens a dissin LL THE LATEST NOVELTIES ALTERN BONNETS and HA’ fine MILLI- NEKY GOODS, INGS aba BUT- 4 OORS! UN- EID SLOvES. MISSES’ CLOAKS, CACHMERE WRAPPERS, Paris; 907 Pa.ave. ned equal to uew wep 30 and ail the moat mM. WI Feathers Dyed, ones. ite Trev Curled and WiIStER ROOTS AND SKOES. LaRGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRI LEOPOLD RICHELD’S BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pa. ave. northwest an e. southeast. JU8T OPENED— 3,000 pair Ghildren’s Shoer, 5 cents a pair; Gen- tlemen's English Walking $ Gentle. men’s Bo: 3: aL 's lower prices thn any other house in the United States; 1,000 pair Men's Kip Bocts, 81.98, worth $3; Ladies’ and Misses 8 ¢ latwest stock st the most reasonable prices. A ticket wiven away with every pair of Shoos bought a either of my stores; fifteen of these tick- ets entitles the holder to one xooc. pair of Shoes. LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor of the GREAT POSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Fenna. ave., sizn of the Red Flag, between 435 and 6th sts., Leading Shoe Honse in the District BRANCH STORE— 659 Penns. ave., Sign of the Bed Flag, ‘Wallach School’ Building, Capitol Hil opporite nov26 FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS We will rell our entire stock of first-class BOOTS and BHOES at prime cost. as our stock is entirely teolarse. This is no humbux, as a visit to our biippers from Ehoes, 31, 81: and many gO0dS Cousin’s fine Shoes in Jow prices.” Spring: heel, Bh every Kind. ‘The entire stock must and will be sold without reserve; therefore come as carly ag possi- ble, as you can save money by buying now. attention to all, and money refunded for goods Fe. I HEILBEUN’S je SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 rH STREET, Sign: ‘*The Old Woman in Window.” “TRY OUR COMMON SENSE LAST.” LADIES’ GOAT AND KID BUTTON UN WOOL-LINED SHOES AND SLIP- WHITE KID SLIPPERS, all sizes. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. “GENT'S SCOTCH BOTTOM BOOTS AND GAITERS.” novis ‘OW A DOLLAB CAN BE SAVED. Purchase a pair of our LADIES EXTRA FINE CUBACOA BID BUTTON BOOTS at 8a pair, worth $4. Large lot Just received. Wo are aig0 offering at the lowest the BEST HAND-MADE BOOTS ana SHOES: FOR GENTS that can be found in the market. . ion of these ATeon tligt Tam not boasting. ™ 7 W. . RICH, TAT Market Space. t37-Lepairing neatly executed. novl NEW Yorn sHoE sTonz. 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. for oat Button. ia Baton Poy orees Ladies’ Bost 2 READ THIS COLUMN. i \Curatin« Tron Biowerful Tonie.|"A Yesetable Medicine ‘A Powerful Iron Bitters \Curatin Complete Strengthener. | A Balisble Medicine. Iron Bitters Curati rom ‘a Bure Appetizer. |” "Oures loo Disoasca, sitters \Curatine a ae ‘the Blood. |Cures Liver Complaint. sitters jCuratine rom Risse ‘the Vigor. |Cures Kidney Affections. Iron Bitters tine 7m Bitte Tye Vitality. ‘Cures Scrofuis. n Bitters + |Curatin« "Gure Malarial Gures Rusumatiam. Bitters Curatine Oure Dyspepsia. |For Tetter, = Iron Bitters ‘and Blotches. Cure Nervous Irritability. |Curatin« "7 \Gures Bolls & Old Sores. Iron Bitters, Cure Langour. |Pure‘picers and Boils. Iron Bitters Cure Paint eostruation. {Por ueresrialPoisontng. Frice 61 s Bottle. Price 81s Bottle. IBON BITTERS AND CURATINE For sale by STOTT & CBOMWELL, 485 Pennsylvania ave., and Retail, and by all Wholesale: by all Droggists. A | Wea ee sees ‘Write for partigularg Ortll-golam | nevis | 50 boxes Valencia Raisins | 12 lbs. Light Brown Rugar.. | Choice Kaising (new) in flat quarter ee ; ON DECK ~ 17 | BARGAINS IN GRocrnies XURIES. A TABLE LL 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar. for $1.00 Rew 10% Ibs **A” Sugar. 42 barrels Selected Malaga Grapes -for 81.00 Large Clustera Choicert Behera Raixinn.. 10 Ihe. Granulated Bagar “Sa boxes for $1.00 Dates, ally fine... 5 Ni 12 Ibe. Light Brown Sumer. Almonds, genuine Langusdoes. 10 Lbs. Granulated Suwar...... French and Naples Walnuts, lange lot. 10% Ibs. “A” Sagar. Choice Pecan Nuts 10 lbs. Grapnulated Sagar... Choice Fiiberte and Brazil Nuts 6 Ibs, Choice Mixed Nuts, all new Florica Oranges, first of the season 12 Ibe. Light Brown Sugar Fics, finost on earth.. < Bouanas, Cranberries snd Apples.- New Buckwheat, patent process 0 Pure Vermont Maple Sugar for makias Byrop... ---.- dileasonable Mince Meat in 5-Ib. buckets. .... ‘The best to be had Pure Sugar Syrups and New New Oricans Molasses Weave rednoad the price of our May Picked Nature! Leat JAP i : ‘4 fart. It's the beat FRA in Wacsiatan eK Telephonic Connections. SLPHONZO YOUNG, 504 Och st. m. w., Between E and F. NTINUALLY ON DECK Wit BARGAINS. ey CG ETS, CARPETS, CABPETS. Attention is called to the SPECIAL MENTS wo are offering in BODY AND TAPESTRY, BRUSS!LS AND IN- GRAIN CARPETS, RAW SILES AND CRETONNE, marked down 20 por cent. UPHOLSTERY GOODS in great variety. A handsome line of FELT: received. LACE INDUCE- . for drapery, Just CURTAINS a specialty: SINGLETON @ HOEKE, nova No. 601 Market Space. LUMBER. AMAZIN LY LOW PRICES, FLOORING (Daessep).. «92 60 and SL.75 BOARDS, THE BEST. BOARDS, Common... ENTERPRIS WE HAVE IN OUB EMPLOY 4N ARCHITECT, READY TO FURNISH ESTIMATES PRBE OF CHARGS. WILLET & LIBBEY, Ore STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. SPRAGUE'S SQUARK, ERTWEEN YauDs. “Boa “ “UN. L. MARKET SQUARE THE WEEKLY STAR! THE WEEKLY STAB, now in ite twenty-arth year, is a double or eight-page sheet, containing | Sfty-six columns of fresh News, Literary and Agri- cultural matter every week, inclading a compend of Washington News and Gossip, a record of Local Affairs, Home Matters, Fashion Notes, Personal News, & list of Marriaxes aud Deaths, late Tele~ graph News, Special Correspondence, Selecte? Stories, ete. 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. novl7-im w= MASSEY &@ ©0.’S nov? PHILADELPHIA ALES, PORTER AND BLOWN STOUT in store and for sale in Casks and Bottles. BEDUCTION IN PRICE of Bottled Ale, Portex and Brown Stout to $1.00 per Dozen Pints. For sale by dealers throughout the District, ang by the Avent, SAML. C. PALMEB. Depot, 1224 29th Street, movi2 Weer Wasnixcton; FY CAKRBIAGE ROBES, RED FOX, WOLF AND BUFFALO SKINS. STINEMETZ, nov24 1237 Penna, ave. ILES! NOCURE NO PAY! NoveMneRr 26th, 27th, 28th, and every alternate TRURCDAY, FRIDAY aud’ SATURDAY. cet Avni Ist, 1481. Trestmment almost . NO Cutting’ No Ligating! No Medicine to Swallow? Becent aud Wonderful Discovery!’ The Work of 0 Man! Practiced only by Myself East A a gi cg, Will Give $1,000 for any case of not Cu: JAMES CRESS, 1D., 529 B3th st., cor. F cthuvoets To JAMES S. M. D , of berry, Md.,’ East of the Mountains oxcx, have I sold my Instruments aud taught my method of Tresting Rectal Soe ol i have operated wearly 20, times successfully. A. W. PRINEERLOFE, M.D. Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Nov. 15, 126. BED SYN, No. 349 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. ts located in this city. He relieves all SECT AEILGiS Or DREARY a from Ta Shy x MORIA ge red alty. | FEVEE and AGUE and F NI failure.” all and be: aucit-iy JPTOBELL, coonE @ o., STOCK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, and sell on margin all Stocks Row vons wick bxchanae ae “Gea OQ™= DOLLAB PER 100 FoR PIRIEW ENGLISH VISITING CARDB, ian PRINTED FROM PLATE. aualliy® aud dota tne work sorted ane that DEMPSEY, oct29-3m_ G° 7° SeagEa ATS moon. ‘One door from 20th street, and buy your DEY GOODS AND MILLINERY. Sure? tay sabi pete m. : scree REST WA First-class Tuning and Bopairing ¢ ‘on 150. Taher eee, At A. Ml. KLOCEEWSEPS Pharmacy, 235 Oth vt, miwe +