Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1880, Page 4

James N. Campbell's Death. THE CORONER'S INQUEST. To-day at 11 o'clock, the coroner, Dr. Patter- son, held an inquest on the body of Mr. James XN. Campbell, mention of whose death appeared in yesterday's Stax. The jury met at Mr. Buchly’s undertaking establishment, 912 Peun- syivania avenue. Mr. M. R. Coomb3 foreman. Officer Michael byrnes testified that ne knew the deceased about 10 years; that a week ago last Sunday, Nov. 21st, about 3 o'clock he saw him on 4% street, just above Shillington’s book- store, and followed him to the City Hall, and found him lying tn the door way of the Crim!- nal Court room. Witness asked him what wa3 the matter, and he said that he had been on a THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY......December 1, 1880. ee ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE Cater SIGNAL OFFICER WASETNGTON, Dec. 1, 1850, 9:30 arn. For the middie Atlantic states, falling. fol- lowed by stationary or rising barometer, Stationary or perature, easterly, shifting to westerly winds, party cloudy of @loucy weather, with rain. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. The following are the readings of the thermom- | The Asphalt Naisauce Cases. THE JURY IN THE CaSR OF W. C. MURDOCK Di CHARGED. Yesterday fn the Criminal Conrt, Judge James, the ease of W. ©. Murtocs, gharged With maintaining a nulsancs—tue asphalt works at 14th and B streets, was continued after our report closed. Col. Corkntt! closed the arguments to the jury, who retired, and after an hour’sabsence they axnouncad their to agree upon a verdict and were dis- itis understood that the jury stood 9 for acquittal and 3 for conviction. THE CaSE AGAINST CRANFORD, HOFFMAN & CO morning the case of Messrs. Cran- eter at the Signal Office during the day:—7 a.m., 330; 7:85, am., 33°; 11 am, 36% 3 pm, 42% n minimum, 3! LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—Lotta in “Musette.” Pord’s Opera House.—Gus Williams in “Our German Senato: 16h Gud H streets.—Art Loan Exhibition. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:1¢ p.m. and extinguished at 5:20am. Frot. Taylor, of the Agricultural department, has tnvented a simple miscroscopal device for the sure detectton of oleo1 rine. The accurnulstion of ice on the telegraph Wires this morning caused them to part in mepy places, and workmen were kept busy ge | them. Superintendent H. Miles, < = re alaria telegraph, was out early with s force. The signal office summary at this station shows that last month was the coldest Novem- ber of the past decade, the average tempera- ture being 40.7 degrees. ' The next lowest of the decade was in 1 when the record was 4.14, and the same in 1 Yesterday a lady member of the family of Mr. Robert H. Yeaiman, residing on 13th street southwest, came near losiag her life from a Savage attack by a wild steer In a drove on 11s way up from the steamboat lauding to the cattle pers, corner of 12th aud B streets north- west. The lady took advantage of a passing street car and jumped in just as the steer came up with The N Honal Veteran Cinb met last night, Burnside m the chair, and Mas. i seer ary, and adopted the revised 4 by which provide for the y to membership of any honorably dis- charged Soldier or sailor who served In thew, st the rebe is of reputable char- olities, ete. Among ing smoklag daria ‘The marriage of M years clerk in the Dist took place it | andsome | teachers: arge, cl r. Jos. Walter and Broderick were pre: ht col d immigrants roi hrough here this morat N. &, passed Virginia Midiand and B. & O. rallroads for tt west—thelr destinat, z Clnelonatl, Loui be ere witée fly: The many frieads of Mr. M. B. Latimer Wl! ke glad to know that he has nearly recovered from a severe attack of rheumatism, which bas white men _ ‘Spree, and did not want to be seen iu his en condition, near Odeon Hall, where they were aboht holding a meeting. Witness asked id he Wit- ness insisted that some one had strack him. and he then sald, “I was up town last night, had money He did not say who, who struck him, ani said, ** Nol anél presume some one thought I and knocked me down.” and bad only a few cent gone. He then said he in that condition, and witn to the station-house, oe his penknife was ‘and he acq! Feet him sitting by the stove at the stauion and deceased not like to go 4 home roposed t! ie Miesced. This ford, Hoffman « Co., for maintatuing a nutsaace —the asphalt works at 1ith and B streets, was commenced, Mr. W. A. Cook for defendant. After Mr. Perry ‘opened the case, Dr. Z. T. Sowers, J. C. McGinn, 8. A. Robinson, . Dr. Paret and Mrs. Hurst testified to the obnoxtous fumes and vapors emanating from the works. Two Eclirsks OF THE SuN.—To-day an eclipse ot the sup took lace i a soushern hemt- ere, only over the perpecually snow- oprerel surface of Sandwich Land and contig. arst Y | uous Antartic continent. There willbe another Monday maordione tee ledgers sone Wick | (Partial) eclipse of the san on tho oth Inst, hess proposed that he be sent to the Nospital, | Which will be partly visible here; beginning it and deceased expressed a_wiah tosee a Mr. | Will Se ender ae ae ee Te Witnees teh ene none, Omioe, room | Ce tward the North Atlantic untti it ceased wanted to see him. Dr. A. A. Marsteller testified a3 to his seeing the deceased; did not. prescribe for him; did not examine for a fracture of the skull. Dr. Elliot testttied ‘Thursday. whom, when or where. Lieut. Austin testified that on Monday morn- ing he saw deceased, who siid he had deen in the Division, and he may have been knocked down there, and itso, he taought It must have been by a sand bag. He sald he did not wish to eyes. Saw him again on Thursday morning, and after several times persuading him to go to the hospital he, on Thursday morntng, con- Sented 10 do so, and he was sent there. Jonn ¥. Garner, night station-keeper at the seventh precinct, testified that deceased never said to him how he ha was injured. Dr. J. F. | Hartigan testified that he ad made an autoasy on Monday, assisted by Drs. Eillot and Harrl- sop. There was a fracture of the skull, radiat- ingin diferent directions and extending for- ward and to theright over the eye, involving the roof of the eye. This Injury caused his death. The wounds were made by a biow from 4 binnt instrument or a sand-bag. THE VERDICT. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased | bad come to his death “trom injuries to the head infilcted with some brunt weapon, or is sile in the hands of some person unknown to Lx jury.” : ‘The brother and friends of the decease? think injustice has been done them by the published suutements as to their betng notified of his con- dition. ‘They state that they received no notice of bis ba .ng been Injured, and had no tdea that bis condition was at all serious. District Government Affairs. LIQUOR LIGENSES. a ‘The board yesterday approved appiteations for liquor licenses from M. T. Server, 8: & Potomac depot: . s i atrick, + Wm. F e.; Franets Hal 93 11th sl. new.; T. + i415 FP st. nw. Phillip Brodrecit, 1915 ith st. nw.; M. H. Becker, 628 ee ave.; John Campbell, 610 43s st., and John B, Stephenson, Monroe s1 confined Dim to his house for the last tree Weeks. He hopes to be out in a day or two. A rich fabric worked in gold thread, presented % the King of Stam as material for tae royal Gousers: a ‘sea plant growing trom a sponze. like substance In white’ threads that resemble cut-glass, and a lacquered fncense box from Japan, are among the recent additions to the art loan exhibition at the club house opposite Wormley’s. A patent has been granted to Henry Johnson, Of this city, for a mechanical accountant in- strument, Ix THE identity 13 surrogate, New York, by his wife, the « Herald of to- @ay says: "A private interview was arraigned by counsel yesterday between Mr. Youngs and his daughter. ‘The daughter, named Alice, 15 now twelve years of age, and has been brought on from Boston for the purpose of seeing If she could identity Mr. Youngs as_her father. Mr. E. F. Und: rhlll, the referee before whom the testimony was being taken, stated yester- day ztternoon that the Interview was such as tended to satisfy the counsel of Mrs. Youngs and may make further testimony unnecessary. ASE oF Th whose ia ‘The case was indefinitely adjourned and will probably not come up again before Che 15th of Bext month.” ——_——__—_ the Parisian Man Miltiner. it is said, {ration from quefling Dr. Ball's RMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM.—Last night v ales’ Ald Society of the German Orpuan Asylum gave thetrsecond annual ball and sup per at Abner’s Music Hall, E street, and it was &@ most successful affair, over Gov persons belug in attendance, who doubtless added several hundred dollars to the treasury of tue asylum. A fine dancing program was arranged, and the Testivities were kept up tilt early moraing, and an excellent supper was enjoyed by ail. The nagers were Mrs. Dr. John Walters. ~~ Gos s. Keyl, Sebater, 5 2, Mra. Kettler, Mrs. Lutz, Mrs. Kerchener, Mrs. Soussa and Mrs. Chris Gockeler. —_.—_——. OUR PaTEONs Will confer a favor by letting us have their orders for portraits intended for the holidays as early tn December as possibie. Rice Bros, t ——_.—_—_ NER, $16 F street, has money to loan. and small amounts on real estate. t Gir,” out to-day tn The PREPARING TO WELCOME GEN. GRANT.—The several commands of the Boys In Blue met last night st Grand Army Ilall, where arrangements were made to tender General U.S. Grant a | grand reception upon his arrival in this city. A letter from General Grant was read by Mr. Ellery C. Ford, dated in New York Novembe I will gofto Washington Mon- | by the Umited express, watch | Washington shortly after 4 p. probability of any Change from there should be I will inform TRE Coox Drv tog the order made tu General Term in the case of Mary V. Cook. agatust Truman A. Cook, and entered in the Clerk's omi¢e: “This cause ‘com Ing to be heard upon the petition of defendant, } filed July 2oth, ate the decree of tht ered after argu A. Meley pro con., 1 motion be and Lereby t ordered that > complatnant, Ur ited in tof the decres af record the lainant’s solictior, b2 | of, and that sald to be drawa round Court. A. Wri.” of the hou °.. from the Alderne’ wbILL House, Aritagtor ard’-, National, Holly Tree, L afe, Welcker's and about Hrst-class ‘private family trade class because they pay cash. Send ord mall or telephone, night or 4: Satz or Stocns.—Ye a num fons, an Ocal corp P attendance and ‘The prices brough' rising. Among Bank of rtepui Metropolitan Rat!ro< ‘orth Washingt Belt line! 100 patd in; ‘$45. pald | apito! | shares at $55 Washington Gas- iT, us paid to. On Friday morning, December 3d, Messrs. Duncau- ogi announce another sale of stock SED ON HawEas CoRrcs.—The Alexan- te of yesterday says the colored boy Wm. Murpby, fined one hundred dollars by the mayor for aitempuing to poison the race horse ot Mr. Samuel Peters. of West Virginia, at the late fair of the Alexandria and Fairfax Agricu tural and industrial Association, and tn detaatt Ot pa ment of sald fine committed to jal! for twelve months, was Drought before Judge Call ton, of the Corporation Court, tn chambers, on a writ of habeas corpus, on Moaday. Yesterday the judge rendered Lis decision, granting the rer of the petitioner on the ground tuat the tenlion of tbe boy was ilegal, the commit- ment having been made out for a longer tarmof imprisonment than the law allowed, and there fore ordered his release from - At the request of the commoowealth’s attoraey, how- , the boy was committed to the cu: of Sergeant Smith nntil six o'clock, in order to give time for the pr ma Of a new war- rant, If such actioa was determined upon. —_— Way Rw Axy Risk ee cougi, cold, hoarseness, or indeed any monary or bron- cbiai complaint, when a remedy safe, thorough and so obtained as Dr. D. Jayne’s Expec- lorant can be had? fof aes on eae Severe cold, save your lungs from danzer- = ous, tntation and “aan ~ oa ire pent about consum; ¥ prow) feeorting to the © want; and It troubled With any affection it, you will find tis hype equally Cece odie bys from obstructing phlegm. healing indlamed parts, © PS Catoniow p. They disapproved the apptications of A. Willige, 2200 Pennsylvania ave.; James T. Canberry, 230, £ and 3d sts. s.w.; John O'Netll, 1330 B St. B.e., and John Fegan, corner stu and G ets. Ww. DeaTt OF AN OLD CirizeN.—The venerable and much respected James Clephane died this morning at 12:30 o’clock. He was born in Edtn- burgh,Scotland,October 2. 1790, and was there- fore over 90 yearsof age. He hed been confined to his room but a few days and his death came naturally and peacefully from old age. Mr. Clephane learned the trade of a printer in his native City and assisted in setting up the first edition of Sir Waiter Scott’s “Waverley,” being se at that time in Messrs. Ballantyne's, St. Paul’s Works, Edinburgh. He came to this country in isi7,and was employed for some ume on the National Intelligencer, For a com- fon in that office he had the Hon. Simon ‘ameron. He joined the W: yn Artillery, and as a member of that body assisted in firing a salute on the last departure of Latayette trom Uuls country. Mr. Clephane has always been a careful reader, and his collection of scrap-books, numbering over a hundred, are grand memen- toes of nis industry and taste in literary mat- ters, He was also a frequent contributor to the press, and several articles from his pen in the way of interesting reminiscences of Washing- ton have ap in THe StaB. His oldest fon, our well-known citizen Lewis Clephane, Was associated with Dr. Balley in the publica: Uon here of the Nationa’ Era, the antt-slavery Paper in which Mrs. Stowe's “Uncle Tom's Cabin” first appeared. Fie has since been city postmaster and held other tions of respon Stbility. The younger son, James 0. Clepaane, is one of the leading ionmay eeoeet of the country. The deceased was for a number ot years president of the Columbia raphical Soelety of this city. He was also for along Unne an honored member of the Oldest Iahab- itanis Association of the District. Wav SUFFER WITH KIDNEY DISEASES, whon one bottle of Pipsissewa will cure you? t Rea Estate SAaLgs.—Messrs. Duncanson Bros., atictioneers., sold yesterday atteraooa, for Win. W. Eoarmén, trustee, parts of orizin il jots Sand 6, in square 48s, having a front of twenty-five feet eleven and three-quarter {nches, on 61h street, between E and F streets northwest, and with a depth of ss feet 4 inches, end improved by a three-story brick dweli- ing to J, C, Eastwood for $4,505, Messrs. Walter B. Wiliams « Co., auction- €ers, sold yesterday afternoon part of lot nuin- bered four, in square four hundred and forty- nine, having 14 feet 6 inches front, running back depth thereof, fronting on L street, be- tween 6th and 7th streets northwest, tmproved by a frame dwelling, to Isaac Levy, for $1., CALYPTINE—gocd and cent Pleasant for chaps. Ho Son's [ce cream un-oilicially endorsed. See aavi. t Cimist as Books.—MIL 7th, near F gt. + MICROSCOPES, #1.—HEwrLER’s, Optician, near 4% street. a N DEATH.—Yesterday afternoon George | Longhard!, a German, 45 years old, was taken from the Police Court In the “Black Marta” to the workhouse for ninety days for vagrancy. A few moments after he alighted from the vehicle at the workhouse he showed symptoms of | weakness, and being asked whal the matter was, he simply sald he felt sick, and sank dors, | and died at once. The pbysician to the jail was called at once, but life was extinct. Coroner Patterson will hold an examination tals atier- neon. L ADIES FALL AND WINTER GoouDs. ULSTEB CLOTHS AND OLOAKING OLOTIS, New Styles, just opened. LADIES' CLOAKS, all the New Styles—#5, $6, 37, $8, 29, S10. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL OLOTHS and FLANNELS— MyrttleGreen, Bronze, Navy Blue, Brown and Gray. $1.50. BLANKETS, white, per pair, 82.50, 83, $4, NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE~25, 31, UO cents. 130 s 5) and ae eat Falls Ive Company, 5) | CANTON FLANNELS, 8 cents, 10 cents, 121 cents. j RED TWILLED FLANNELS—25, 90, 37, 45 and 60 centa. | WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS—25, 30, 37, 45 and | 50 cents. | CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYy WEAR-30, 37, } 50, 62, 75. SHAWLS, Bingle and Double~g1.50, 82, 2.50, 33, ' 83.50, $4. COLOBED ALL-WOOL CASHMERES—25, 39, 37 and & centa. ALL-WOOL BLAOK CASHMEBES—37 cents, 45 | and 50. INGHKAIN CABPETS, We., B7e., Ae, 45¢., 50c., 60e., Tc. BRUSSELS, Choice Styles—87, 90, 95, $1, 81.05, 81.10. VELVET RUGS, New Btyles, just opened. OTTOMANS AND HASSOCKS. ~ BEAVER CLOTHS, BASKET CLOTHS and DIAGONAL CLOTHS at C. M. TOWSON’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, nova? —- Bear 7th street and Center Market. that he was at the City Hospital when deceased was brought there on He said he had been struck with a sand bag on the avenue, Dut could not tell by out until dark on account of the condition of acrross ends In Belgium. DkEps IN Fae have been filed as follows:— Jou E. Chappell to Henry White et ai, trus- lees, one-half aere of land; $—. C.H. Mervin to Marcellus Gardner, lot 2, sq. 361; $1,100, Jonn Carter to Wm. Thompson, lot i6, of Meridian Hill; $300. James 8. Topham to Henry Orth, Tot 4, Sq. 525; $2,500. G. Luther to EE. Lu- ther, lots 14 and 2. sq. 818; $—. S Wil ltams to H. J. Harrison, lot 15, sq Jane Franks and Wm. Wall to Le: » parts § and 9, sq. stoners of the District, of ig, Part 29, sq. 503; Schenann, sq. 1,041; $2,000. ©. Elliot to Chas. Hendley, lot 7, sub. sq. Sau: #540, C. A. James et al., trustees, to W. W. Stanton, lot 57, sq. 139; $2.939.44. Charles E. Brenton et al.. trustees, to Henry C. Thomnsoa, lof 16, sq. 72: $356. Francis A. Burnley et al. to Albert B. Bibb, real estate in Throcheid’s addi- tion to Georgetown; $—. Thos. E. Wagga- man, trustee, to Augnstine Joy, lot, 22, in sub. | Of original lot 5, sq. si: $245.61. Frederick W. Jones, trustee, to ‘Thomas Ready, lot 6 of sub. | of tract of tad called Harlem; $42), Fred. | Jones, trustee, to John Dugan’et als., tots | and 9 of sub. of tract of land called Hari 9 Frederick W. Jones, trustee, to Jonn F. , lot 4 of sub, of tract of land called Harlem; 2. Mary A. Bratb et al. to Johe Dandridge —— eal, lot 6, dge MacArthur, ant; demurrer to ieave to plead. ; Verdict for plaintify, ag. declaration overraled with Bosshar agt. Hill; - CRIMINAL COURT, (No. 2.) Yesterday, W. C. Murdock, nutsance; jury dls- charged; unable to agree. —_———_--_____ PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD.—A meeting held at Memphis, Tenn., yesterday, between represen- tatives of Jefferson and Texarkana, Texas, and a committee of the Memphis cotton exchange, resolved to bulid a railroad to connect Memphis with the Texas system elther at Jetterson, Tex- arkana or other point. W. T. Beane, a prominent lawyer of Green. wood, Miss., died at Vicksburg yesterday, of an overdose of morphine. ————___ CUTICURA itching Bumors, Scaly Humors, Blood Hamors, Speedily, Permanently and Economically Cured When Physicians and all Other Methods | tomer or * CITY ITEMS. ‘The New York Monthty Fashion Bazar. JANUARY NUMBER Ocr To-pay, PRICE 25 CENTS, WITH Beautiful Colored Plate ot dren's Fancy Dress Costumes for Children’s Parties; also, COLORED Fasnton Piare, of Bridal Costumes, Reception and Walking Costumes, embraciug LATEST NEw YORK and Panis WINTER FASHIONS. The January number contains the opening chapter of s Stery, A Delightful Holiday By Mary Ceci Hay, entit In Tue HOLrpars. THE NEW‘YORK MONTHLY FASHION BAzaR 1s | for sale by all newsdealers. It will also be sent, peeeage prepaid, for 25 cents per single copy. e subscription price is $2.50 per year. Address George MUNRO, 17 to 2% Vandewater street, New York. FINE AND WARM OvERcOATS, from one to three of astyle, made of goods from the cus- bespoke it, a3 well fitting and as well made as if specially furnished to order, from $25 to $40 cach. Gentlemen who Wish an overcoat to last for years will please notice, and call on Geo. C. Henning, 4!0 7th street. The Seaside Library. Out to-day, tn clear, bold, handsome type, ‘SEASIDE LipRaRy, N%. 834. Enpyaton. A Novel. By Hon. Benjamin Disraeli Price 20 cents, ral course of a sensible man ts to woo the flckie ; Goddess Fortune once again, and in reading | Company. detertnine to send M. A. Dauphin, | No. Also, No. 855. Oxgsta: A TALe OF VENICE. By Octave Feuillet, Price 10 cents. Late Issues:— S83. “A Dreamer.” By Katharine Wylde....20> 881. “‘He that Will Not When He May.” By Mrs, Oliphant......... x SiS. ‘In the Counselor's House.” By E. Mariltt ...... o Bi We. 77. “The Prodigal Daughter.” by MMi Hope. 200. For sale by newsdealers vi or sent, postpaid, on receipt of Twelve cents for ‘Ten-cent Numbers, and Twenty-tlve cents for ‘Twenty-cent Numbers, Wee GEORGE MUNRO, i7 to 27 Vandewater street, New York. Man Never ie_But Always to be Blest. At the time of reckoning, which comes to all at the approaching close of the year, how many wil} recall with sorrow and regret sums spent in dclusive schemes of speculation. The naia- the always reliable statements contained In the advertisements of the Loulstana State Lottery 319 Broadway, New York city, or same per- on at New Orleans, La., ten dotlars in time, by Tuesday, 14th of December, to be invested in the Grand Extraordinary Drawing under the eTsonal care and supervision of Generals G. T. teauregard, of nd Jubal A. Early, of Va , Stand a share of 500, Why not? You can buy a quarter pint bottle of Renear’s Congh Mixture for 2 cents; for coughs and cold; it is the best in the market. m,W,t “Totally Different from All Others,” “Loudon Hair Restorer.” Insures new growth. “London Hair Restorer.” Restores the color. “London Hair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOCT IT—THICKENS ‘Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per- fect hair restorer and dressing the world has ever known. We allude to “Lodon Hair r Restorer. A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, writes: " “It has stopped my hair from and restored it to its natural color.” “London Hair Restorer” 1g sola by all druggists at 75 bottle. cents a i bs. “Ward” print 45c. Ib. Also, cotlage cheese, puter ‘and dweet milk Go. per qt. SKINNY MEN AND WomEN are not admired. If vital, brain, or nerve force, use lacking fi bn Wales eatin Renewer.” G edy OD Fail, What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the ovi- dence of internal Humor ten times more difficult t> reach and cure, which floats in the blood and other fluids, destroying the delicate machinery of life, and filling the body with foul corraptions, which burst through the skix in loathsome eruptions * Coricrra Resotvent, the new Blood Parifisr, internally, Cvriccrs, a Medicinal Jeliy, asaiated by the CuricuRa MepiciNaL Torurr Soap, extor- ually, have performed the most miracnions cares of Itching, Sealy and Scrofalous Humors ever re- corded in xedical annals. ECZEMA RODENT. EozrMa Ropent.—F. H. Drake, ee.. agent for Harper and Brothers, Detroit, Mich., gives an a¢- cuishing account of bis case (gezema Rodent), which had been treated by a consultation of pl cisns without benefit, and which speedily yi to the Cuticura Remedies. SALT RHEUM. Baur Reevst. Will McDonald, 2542 Dearborn etrert, Chicago, gratefully acknowlsdzes a cure of Salt Rheum/on head, neck. faca. arme and legs for seventeen years; not able to walk except on hands aud knees for ono year; not able to help hineelf for eight Years; trie@ hundreda of remedies; dostors tronosrced Mis cvse hopeless; permanentiy cured by the Cuticura Remed RE Worm. Kixcworm.—Geo. W. Brown, 43 Marsiia'l street, Providence, R. I., cured by Caticura Remedies of a Ringworm Humor, got at the barber's, which ad all over the ears, neck and years resisted all kinds of treatment. SHIN ISEASE. B.A. Steele, Eeq., Chicago, Il, says: ‘I wil) fay that before I used the Ovrrcura REMEDIES I was ina fesrful state, and had given up all hope of ever having any relief. They have performed a wonderful cure for me, sud of my own free will and accord I recommend them.” Owricuna KeMentes are prepared by WeExs & Porres, Chemists and Drugeists, 360 Washington street, Boston, and are forsale by ali Drugxists. Price for CurTicuRA,a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 50 cents ; largo boxes, $1. Curicvna REsoLvent, the new Blood Purifisr, 81 per bottle. Ourtoura MEpicrnaL Toiter Soar, 25 cents. Quritcura MEDICINAL SHAVING Soap, 15 cents; in bars, for Barbers and large consumers, 50 cents. WAU mailed free on receipt of price. TS EE EEE eS SANEFORD’S RADICAL CURB FOR CATARRH. Sanronp’s Raprcax, Cure, Oatarerman Sor VENT, acd ImpRovEep INHALER, wrapped in one package, with full directions, and gold by all drug- | wists for one dollar. 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They are a spexly and certain cure for Pain and Weakness of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Organa, Rheu- matism, Neuralgia, Hyeteris, Fema’e Weakness, Nervous Pains and Weakness, Malaria, and Fever and 4gue. Price 25 cts. Soldeverywhere. decl HEAT Deal ake 3 W. W SOULE & G0.. 130 Ls Salle sbrosk Onicaes te for particulars BBsvsesy PIANOS AND ORGANS. 24 Magniticent Pianoz. 25 Beautiful Organs. t ‘Instruments in Washington. juperior Ronda Stock ‘a Specialty. ae ‘REEBOBG G. SMITH, 2103 Penna. ave. COOKING STOVES. Octl1-e012n nov20 45 ave at’ nepor tinea: of the SUN by Miss Dods in used ry — on. i ‘an Gas 1a Sorensen, - ang ~ KING ABTHUR, by editor pean and other Ballads, illustrated, by Hearema shmop gehen Fate, by EP. Ree, a. Prapg's De oe i Boy20 . reatest rem earth for Impotency, sexual debi ty, decline, &c, $1 at druggists. Depot, 58 Barclay st LY, and for eshington at 450 Pann's areas, WE! DE MEYER’S CATARRH CUBE. Unquestionably the most importsnt medi- cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms notonly local, but a constitutional cure at any stage. One package generally suffices. Deliv- ered by Drugvists or by D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey Street, N.Y, $1.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statonionte by the cured, mailed free. ‘The aflicted can refer to Gxo. W. LamBricut, 73 Biddle 8t , Baltimore; Mr. Scnorbes, 360 North Broadway; Jou L. HeRnina, c. Park av. & McMechan St. ; Geo. G. Presbuay, Prop. West End Hotel, Lon Branch; Bey. O. H. TAYLon, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Md. B. K. Hyteresstixs, Ebbitt House, Washington; Rey. Gro, E. Puarr, St. Stephens Rectory, Phils. + Gen. L. C. Boors, Wilmington; Rey. A. A. Sustven, Frederick, Md. : Mile Amer, Opera Prims Donna; Pavt Borrow, the great swimmer, Flushing, LI. ; Sam’. Bewepict, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., etc. e Areal cure of Oatarrh for $1.50! I= THE LINE OF novl-eodeow GRATES AND OPEN FIRE-PLACES, BRASS FENDER®, ANDIRONS aNp FIRE SETS, FINE GAS FIXTURES, LIBRARY LAMPs, , DROP LIGHTS xp DECORATED SHADE3, we offer the MOST ATTRACTIVE stock to be found in Washington. Orders for PLUMBING, HEATING and VENT- ILATING promptly attended to. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. EDWARD CAVERLY & Co., novi3 3429 NEW YOKK AVENUE YE** LADY IN WASHINGTON I8 INVITED TO CALL AT STALL No. 186 CENTER MABKET, AND GET A. HOT BUCKWHEAT OR GRIDDLE CAKE, BAKED ON THE SPOT. MADE FROM HECKER'S SELF- RAISING FLOUR AND BUCK- nov26- 4t WHEAT. THE MINING ORD, 83 Xe No. 61 Broadway, New Pork Most somn- ete ever publiahed. Sam) ie les Free. execu fe Pontes bree, Orders, eforued, or Saimin ‘sepl-eofm ALEX. ROBT. OHISOLM, Prop'r. (PHS Is THE BULGLAWs SEASON. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY. USth Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burgiar_and Damp Proof Vanits from 85 a rnment bonds on deposit for pee ytis Cea i eS for moderate ‘rate. j W. Biya, vice presi- Btioxney, preeident George Bias ing pros” A der, pecretary: A. fRusufsr, Henry A, Willard, dona Cassels, Taps. PILES. DR. H. D. SHRADER, Ovrtcg 620) lity STREET NortTEWest, Coayen G, Gures Interns), Externa), Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles by a’new and universally successful rel ent, without resort the knife, ligature, or any cf the old, painful and dangorsus methods sisal employed, ‘ania racical sud ber- ae im every case or 10 pay. have been treated. woud Kev. Chas. A. Barve; Samuel Bacon, Hea. /420 Aa Manion, ergesr, 726 Tth ot. 8 w. Thea 'B. Mattie Boe ese Jcln Tweedale, Wat Depatancae E.R True, Treasury Department. E: 2: sential banaiog umtce Pett ogee sinras brvealy Faila tucure., Call at ofios and sen serena Tegard 0 the wonderfal lours—9 to 12a. mL. and 2 iom free. 5 DRY GOODS, NEW DRESS GoopDs. ELEGANT BROCADE SILKS, SURAW SILKS. BROOADE VELVETS. EVENING SHADES IN DAMASSE SATINS. MERINOS, CASHMERES, OHUDDAS, &c. PARIS NOVELTIES at low pricas. Weoffer many attractiousin our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. ULSTERS, DOLMANR, CIRCULARS AND WALKING JAOKETS, In great Variety; made in ths best manner, and in the latest styles. PLUSH-TRIMMED DOLMANS, In great variety. WALEING JaCKETS One Price. In every shape. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. N.B —Handsome Black ULSTERS. nov29 45-INCH ALE-WooL FRENCH SHOODA CLOTHS, $1 QUALITY FOR T5c. BLACK snd COLORED VELVET3. BLACK and COLORED SATINS. BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTHE. KID and OLOTH GLOVES. SILK HANDKEROHIEFS. MERINO VESTS, all styles and sizes. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), nov20 7th st. n.w. —— eee ewe, ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOUDS HOUSE. BEFORE RE'NOVAL TO OUR NEW, ELEGA ft AND SPACIOUS STORE, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WE ARE MARKING SPECIAL PRICES On OUR LADIES’ AND GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, DRY GOODS AND FINE MILLINERY. GENUINE BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR OUR FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY PRESENTS, We are making SPECIAL EFFORTS, and sal) offer LARGE ASSORTMENTS at our UN- USUALLY LOW and POPULAR PRICES in our three Stores, e .705 and 709 Market Space. aud 921 Pennsylvania avenue. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE. nov27 $$ —$_________, SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRANGERS AND THE PUBLIC Are respectfully requested to inspect our Immense Stock of LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES. SILES, SATINS, VELVETS, PLUSHES. x T BRUCADED BATINS. GENUINE CAMELS HAIN SHAWLS. HYMALAYAN AN® CHUDDA SHAWLS. FUR LINKD SILK AND SATIN Da LYO: ARIS OLOAKS, JAOKETS and ULSTER. BLACK AND COLORED SATIN DE LYON. SURAH SILKS, SATIN SURAH a NKETS, SILK HOSIERY. ¥A SLOARINGS, HABEE CLA ANTIQUE and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAT BARGAINS IN TABLE LINENS TOWELS, MARSEILLH#S QUILIS, &c , & S2-ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FiG- URES and at the LOWEST MakadT PAICES. 52” OnE Paick Oty. PERRY & BROTHES, . AVEs, Cor. Hh st. 1840. Penn. ave., cor. ae pre WOOL BLACH CASHMERES. WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 375. Colored Sstins, 750. Pisno Covers. $3.76 to 310. Bleached Table ask, S0c. Exceilent Canton Flannel, Sc. eautiful Damacse ods, 12%. Black Caan treecd $2 . Ex- it Calico, 5}c. Black Brocade silks, $1 to ‘Assortment of Ladies Closkiags ive Huadred Yard Wide Ticking made, 25¢. Fi Pieces of Cloths and Osssimeres for Men and Boys Wear, 260 to $2. Cradle Hlaukets Pare Woo) $1.25. Pure Wool Colored and Black Casnmgres, 25c, CABTEL’S, Vil Market Space, z Navy Biae, Bronze, Green and Black, os Pare Wool annels for Ladies Suiting, 81" to. 3 Gouble) White Bisnkste, $2. fiannel (wooly, ouly 260. Goods, Ide Excelient Black Silks, 75, 87, #1 1-19, $1 28, S137, $1.50, 31.62, $1.75, $1.57, is 26, 32.60. Every Shade of Colored Silks. ense Assorment of Shawis_and Gloaks. The ‘Immense Assortment of Novelty Drees Goods Suita— ble for Trimming (prices very iow). Pure Wool French Dress 3, Black, Bluo, Garnet, &e., Finest Quality, Only Sic, worth 50c, CABRTEB'S, nov20 Vi Market Spacs. EDUCTION IN PRICES. SHIRTS REDUCED TO OLD PRICBS, Boye’ Wamsutta 60; : SPEOIALTY. SHINTO TO ORDER 4 Seg UNISHINGS. JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompeon’s Shirt Factory, novl 816 F et. opposite Patent OMice. REAT BEDU' Om SIX ELEGANT SHIRTS TO ORDER, 89. BL ANT STOCK SHIR’ 86. PARTLY FINISHED SAI’ Ss ana 7 '5 cents. ANION FLANNEL DRAWERS, 50 and 75 cts. | ONDERSEIKTS 5, ‘T5e., $1, ea 82 0. A larry aemocimansot Pals, Cals f angie OUR GOODS PARRANTED® J. B. BRINE, 436 7th st. n.w. BRANOH-1337 F st., opp. Ebbitt House, novl2 Washington, D. 0. ([ SONREL, CLABH & CO., 8@® Market Space. ‘J special attention to their unusual ‘Beg to call speed atractive stock of see HANDSOME DBESS ee from $1.75 to $8. Black and Oolored Brocade ere “a vod styles: Momile lots. and an of Black Oashmeres, ~ smiendiAuy Woe Goods, frou cents up. Ope Tinea Gonnteris of paren barerins. Hosiery. Kercbiefs, 12 > to best nondl is. lanier reat varie tro posics ‘pair. Do- LL GOODS SOLD at NEW YORK §9ONE PRIOE ONLY. “_octl9-gm QuUBT MANUFACTURERS. DUBREUIL BEOS. & 00., 2112 F Street N. W. LADIES GOODS. OUGLASS, Ninth &t., 81. CLovp Bur_pixo. GLOVES, Updesraf's beet quality Dogskin for Ladies’, Gen- tlemen and Children. Also, KID, CASTOR and CASHMERE, ail sizes an qualities. novi3 ELEGANT WALKIN EVENING AND BECEP- TION ESS) Reaay-tuade and made t SEVERAL ware FOR EVENING NOVELTIES IN D! TRI LATEST NO’ = tity od MMINGS, igen’ Tine of BAMPLES of newest Goods oon- stantly on hand. novil ————_________Bovin YEBMILYa's LADIES’ BOOTS. of ben) a8. H. VERMILY GLO Oth st., opp. Parent Uttios. LARGEST LINE OF SINE PLUSH axv BEAVER HATS, LONG OSTRIOH PLUMES, FANCY FEATHERS, Ere. South of New Yorx, at ‘50. P. CALMEW’s, No. LOT F at. nw. MONOGRAM KID GLOVER, 3, 3, 4nd 6 Button, » 81, $1.25 and 81.50 Per Pair. setts tion with @xency for B. ERNS, SYSTEM OF GUITING, oe, north. 8. J. MESSER, Dresswaxree im coanes- TY TAYLOR'S Pat 1303 F st. oct?-6m « ME. WASHINGTON. DRESSMAKING ANL 2221 Penn Dreszes, & Cut and Basted, LL "AL oe TERN BONNETS and HA’ NERY GOODS, Dies ERI aah FASHIONABLE » TRIMMING STORE, vania avenue, “6, Cloaks, &e., made ip hot Ladios’ can have ands perfect Bt guaran: octT-sm THE LATEST NOVELTIES ne fine MILLI- ‘MMINGS sha BUT- OH 'N- TONS, three styles of FE! LY DERGAL ME! LAOKS, REORWEAR, £1D. GLOVES. pore ‘LADIES* GLOARS, mi, WELLTAN. 1 Gite Trevien Fait: 907 Pa.ave, a 5 3 a8. ones. os aoe ee BOOTS AND SHOES. INTER B00TS AND SHOES. LARGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LEOPOLD RICHOLD’s BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Ps. ay 3,000 pair Obiliren’s Shoer, 5 eee Gentiemen's honse in te, 81 ve northweet apd 659 Pa. ave. southeast. JUST OPENED— cents Gen- English Walking Sho x. i 55 Pi her Shosa, road toe Gaiters, #1 95; jower prices than any other States; 1,000 pair Men's Kip $3; Ladios’ and Misse able pr: pair the 9x, Bi United worth the iargest stock at the most reason: A ticket yiven away with every bought at eitber of ets entitles the holde: ices. it Lftsen of those coke iy stores ; mn of these tick- r to one good pair of Shoes. LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Proprietor of the GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 P. » Sign of the Red Flag, bet 4 wud Gib ete, Leading Dinwrict® 659 Penns. ave., Sicn of Wallach School’ Building, FOR Shoe House in the District BRANCH STORE : e Red Flag, opposite Capitol Ha rien . THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ‘will sell our entire stock of first-class BOOTS We and 8HO: Jari ed = Ladios’ pa ee, $1; fine bble Butt. Shoes, $1 45; do. fine Kid Batt. Shoes, ated heel, $1.45: do. fine Kid Butt. Bhoes, work hed but. boley 85 0 93/50: do, huest Oommon worl yutt. : mm best « 2 oF Misses’ fine Kid Butt., ‘Children's same kind, ‘Shoss, hoes, 3: $1.50 up ard maby do ood Butt. 120 t0 950 ; Ladies? $1.95, 8: do. fine Boots from do. heavy Fo ‘8’ Boots, $1 50 to $2.50; otber goods too numerous to mention. Cousin’s ine Shoes in al] widths aud at astonishing low prices. Spring heel Bhoes for children, of every kin without reservs ble, as you can attention t d. The entire stock must and will be'sold. therefore come as. ve money by bi to all, end money refunded Bemewh tt i & BRO., iS Teh st, bet. Hand'T fdge ut, Gin. n020 -im REILBRUN’S L. Sign SHOE HOUSE, No. 402 ira Sragzz, “The Old Woman in Window.” “TRY OUR COMMON SENSE LAST.” LADIES’ GOAT AND EID BUTTON CLOTH WOOL-LINED SHOES AND SLIP: WHITE KID SLIPPERS, all sizes. GUM BOOTS AND SHOES. . NI'S S0OTCH BOTTO! BOOTS AND peke GAITERS novis ow Purchase CUBACO) pair, worth & DOLLAR CAN BE SAVED. sir of DIES EXTRA FINE A aD SosTON BOOTS pas a So oftetee ot ens Toe pel one ‘DE BOOTS ana SHORS are aso the BEST HAND-MA. FOK GENS" that can be found in the market. Ap exanination of these godas will coavines you ts that lam S37" Repairing neatly executed. not 5 Ww. E. BICH, 717 Market Sprecs. novi NEY ZOKK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. a EVERYTHIN BOOTS AND SHOES. Tuat Can't Be Baar. ‘G AS REPRESENTED. Goode Returned. Paid Back for 8 d-made reo Tot af 800 ea ie PRICE. salen GEO. McOABTHY. 60, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. 7 ‘Aun Examose THE Lanoeet Asson: PUB) 488 INVITED Cant re Cit srone. = TMENT OF LJ fork City- pases SUPPLIES Having Enrchased premen obe ough Sannot be beaten thor a8 to quality or prise. eopl? GAS FITTERS AND PLUMBERS. 4 NEW ESTABLISHMENT. ese os mares on can we McHELDER & CO., 319 19th street morthwest. Gi ae SUE DEST woe SSI 15th street. ‘How styles received daily. Largest ‘No trouble to show goods. x. F. BROOKS. i5th st. ns ‘PRINTED 1 ‘Use JOHNSTON'S DRY SIZED KaLSOMINE xD _—MISCELLANEOUS._ CONTINUALLY ON DECK WITsa BARGAINS IN GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. 10 Ibe. Granulated Sumar. SO boxes Valencia Raisins. -for $1.00 ew 103g Tos “*A” Sagar.. serene for $1.00 $2 barrels Selected Malaga Grapes... Lange Clusters 12 tbe. Licht Brown fugar..... -for $1.00 Choicest Dehers Raisins... 10 Ibe. Granulsted Sugar. Raisins in fist quarter 103 Tbs. **A” Buwar.......00000 - Fine Imperial Cabtaet L. L. Raisins. c Choice Raisins (new) in flat quarter boxes for $1.00 Dates, unnenally fine... - gene Almonde, gennine Lang: 10 bs. Granulated Busar..... French and Naples Walnuts, large lot 103g Ibs. “A” Sugar Choice Pecan ute... 16 Ibe. Granulated Sagar. “ Choice Filberts and Brazil Nuts... 6 Ibs. Choice Mixed Nuts, all new Florica Oranves. first of the season 12 Ibe. Licht Brown Sagar... Figs, finest on earth...e.ess00- Bananas, Cranberries and Apples. New Buckwheat, patent process Pure Vermont Maple Sugar for makin Syrup. es --.-easonadble ‘Mince Meat in 5-Ib. buckets. ....'The beat to be had Pure Sugar Syrups and New New Orieans Molasses Wehave reduced the price of our May Pi cked ural Leaf JAP TRA 20 per cout and it's 1Ve the beat TRA in nn selling Telephonic Comuections. £LEBONZO YOUNGS, 504 Oth st. mn. w., Between E and F. CONTINUALLY ON DECK WITH BARGAINS. C4BPETs, CARPETS, CAHPETS. Attention is called to the SPECIAL INDUCE. MENTS we are offeriug in BODY AND TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS AND IN GRAIN CARPETS, RAW SILKS AND CRET marked down 20 per cent. UPHOLSTERY GOODS in great variety. A handsome line of FELTS, for drapery, yne) received. LAGE CURTAINS a specialty. SINGLETON @ HOEK nov23 pace. AMAZINGLY Low PRICES, FLOORING (Derssen).........82.60 and $1.75 BOARDS, THE Best... BOARDS, Cowmon.... ENTERPRISE: WE HAVE IN OUB EMPLOY AN ARCHITECT, BEADY TO FURNISH ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE WILLET & LIBBEY, f6ru STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. \srracugs socaer BETWEEN “UN. L. MARKET 8QUARE. THE WEEKLY STAR! THE WEEKLY STAR, now in its twenty-arth year, is a double or eight-paye sheet, containing fifty-six columns of fresh News, Literary and Auri- cultural matter every week, includiny a compend of Weehington News and Gossip, a reoord of Local Affairs, Home Matters, Fashion Notes, Pereons. News, # list of Marriaxes amd Deaths, late Tele- graph News, Special Correspondence, Selected Btoriee, ete. It will be sent, post-paid, from De- cember 1, for the eptire session of Congress, in- eluding the Inauguration Geremonics in March, iz full, for Fifty Cente. novi7-I1m UB CARBIAGE BOBES, BED FOX, WOLF AND BUFPALO SKINS. nov? STINEMETZ. nov24 1237 Penna, Ave. ILES! NOOUREn NO PAYI: Novewnen 26th, 27th, 2th, and every, aitemats Cutting! No Ligsting' 'o Medicine to Swallow Recent aud Wouderiul Dison : ‘The Work of another Ohio Man! Practiced only by Myself East of voy peeeeg na ‘Will give $1,000 for any case of cannot (i MES CR: To JAMES CHESS, Mo De ot Wonduenty. Ma East of the Mountains onzy, have I sold my Ywstromenis and taught method of Treating Rectal Diseases. 1 have operated nearly 20,000 times successfully. = . W. BRINKERLOFF, M. D. + Upper Sandusky, Olio, N ‘ov. 1S, ISSO. n26-3ra READ THIS COLUMN. itters ‘Curatine cuon < Powerful Tonic.| A Vegetable Medicine eters Curatine Sompiete Strencthensr.| A MHeliable Medicine, sitters \Curatine mon Riure Appetizer.| Qures Blood Diseases \Curatine | jitters e Biood. diver Complaint. Krom Bilsrow the Vigor. [Oures Affections. e = ee Vitality. Cures Scrofula” sitters: \Curatine = aia rin! Diseases. Cures Rheumatism: iron Curatine ure Dyspepsia. For Letter, bee fitters Iron B: Iron Bitters Oure Nervous stability. |Curatine Krom Bitser: Langour.|Curatine song Menstrnation. | For Mercuria§Poisoning ; Price 81 a Bottle. Price $I a Bottle. IBON BITTERS AND CUBATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 455 Pennsylvania ave., anges emaloand Retell, and by oll Drugsista. Tumors.’ 5 tine Se Pe Blotches, soja Sores. D> BED SYR, ‘Bo. 849 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 5.W. Q™= DOLLAB PEB 100 FOB PIBIBY ENGLISH VISITING CARDS, aero JOures Ulcers and Bolla: - ~~