Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1880, Page 4

EV The Presidential Inauguration. THE EVENING STAR._ LIB? OF COMMITTEES APPOINTED. "RUESDAY.......... --December 7. 1880. ‘The executive committee of thirty on Inaug- | fiom Preparations met last night a” the National Metropolitan Bank, Mr. J. W. Thompson tn | the chair, and Mr. A. L. Barber secretary, Mr. 3. F. Olmstead, from the sub-committee to name the various committees, reported the fol- lowing list which was adopted after a briet dis- cussion: Reception committee—Ju of the | the United States, judges of the Court of Cialis of the United States, udea | of the Supreme Court of the District of ‘Colur- | Dia, Cor ot District of Columbia, ‘The Weather. ESDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrick oF THR CEP Sesh Crnone Wasurxcton, Dec. 7, 1850, 9-30 a.m, For the middie Atlantic states, higher ba- Femeter. cooler westerly winds, Clear or partly @cudy weather. KANGE OF TRE THERMOMRTER. ‘Fhe following are ihe readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the @ay:— 7 am. gi 3 am, 2°; 1 am, 27. m, 24°. Maximum, 24°; minimum, 2°, ee "LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, Sc., To-night. Ford's Opera House.—J, B. Polk as “A Gea Weman from Nevada. wee Hon. George Bancroft, Hon. John B. Alley, Gen. Benjamin Alvord, Prot. Spencer F. Baird) Gen. Edward F. Beale, Hon. Alonzo Bell, Col. J. G. Berret, Hop. Montgomery Blair, Dr. J. Baxter, Hon. 8. J. Bowen, Dr. L. C. Busey. Wa. ee cet Hi. Or, Geo Crager,T.J. Coffee, EB Conneil, W. W. Corcoran, Gov. A. Col George iB. Gorkhil, Rev. Alex Waiter D. Davidge, Hon. John D. National Theater.—Lotta a3 “Little Nell” amd | Dei lon. x. W. Dorsey. Gen. R. C. Drum, “The Marchionees.” Hop. M. G. Emery, Gen. W. H. Emory, Wm! da Feuoirs’ Hail.—“Odd Fellows’ Fair.” Gunton, n. W. B. Aazen, ton. John Hay,en. | Loan Erhivition . © ith an - D. Haren, col. G. W, Hooker, Hon. Jay a. | eine, oe Oe fiapbett ‘Thos. Hyde, Robt. G. Ingersoll, Saun-. | W. streets northwest. —_ gers Irving, Dr. Win. W. Johnston, ‘Hon. «. W. | ae Kelghily, J. Kennedy, David Kindle- Condensed Lecaly, Street lamps wil! be lighted at * p.m. and exUnguiched af 5:20 a. m. berger, Hon. Horatio King, Dr. N.S. Lincoln, | Hon. ¥. €. Latrobe, Benjamin @. Lovejoy,Archi- bald B. Towne, Hon. EM. Marble, Gen. Meigs, R. J. Meigs Hon. R. T. Merrick, Gen. Meefeely, Hon. “Eaward MePherson, Col. Nicolay, Capt. lisle Patterson, mn GG. Parke, Re Jonn R. ee Paine, Dr. Peter Parker, Chas. P. L. Phelps, Col W. H. Philip, Hon p Phileps, Gen. Aibert Pike, Ad. C,H! : ad. b D Porter. Ad. L. M. Powell, B. P. anki Green. Teal estate’ agent, has removed te 710 D street northwest. ‘The 7th-street car stables were moved yes- terduy from the head of ith street and trans ferred to the new stables at the foot of 6th street, ear the river front. Rev. Joseph Gallen, assistant pastor at the ©bureh of the Immaculate Conception, has Been appointed pastor of St. Mary's, Rockville, Mé., aid Will leave this city next week to aesume bis duties there. Kev. MeCarthy, pastor of the Immaculate Couception, has quicé reeovered from his recent severe lines. William Burke. convicted in the Criminal Court of an assanit with in‘ent to kill, has been sentenced to four years in the pentientiary. Ga. Ad, M1 Mam Radiord. Fon. 4. G. he lt, P. Rodgers, Col. SG. Rowan A. foes ‘n. RC cheuek, Admiral G. H. Scor: Selden, Gen. George A. Sheridan, Wa. Stickne: Henry’ A. Hockbridze, Geo. EB. Tyier, C Enoch Totien, Gn Janes N. Tyner. George \ Nort, Gen. Fravets A. Walker, Hoa. Hicy Judge Cox. in the case of Mary L. Bishop agt. Wm. B. Webb, rabdore C. AL bas. B. Bishop. has passsed a decree, dtvore- . Gen H. HV Dr. James C, Wellin, Sug the parties from bed and board, giving the | Nathaniel Wilson, YY W. C. Wheeler, Gen. II. Busband custody and contro! of three children, | F. Wri and the wife of two. The Benevolent Grand Evening Star, No. 1, has entered a sutt against Renben F Johnson and the Central National Bank strain the latter using a Dalance of the fund3. Kilzabeth V. Eekles has filed a Dill for div right, Finance Committee—Hon. Levi P. Moron, Jas. Glifillan, Geo. WY. Riggs, Ho ron, John Bat Bartol. . Bureaus, Hon. J. B. Chaffee, B. a “$. . Com: . Carm: from Charles A. Eekles, in which she . Chandler, Uenry Clews: D. Fe { that they were married In Maryland tn i Selden Connor, Jas, G. Cooke, A. and eight years afterwan ine fo the Distrh ot Lewis J. Davis, John O. Evans, ard lived in ¢ etown t , When he d » Bi 0. C. conan, serted her. hn W. Ho; 1. trish, Hallett KIl- win M. Lewis, An- , John R Miner, M iran Samiel” Norris Peters, wv. ars Ryneal, . W. to have fatrly ing Christo oS, and they ard ‘Tenple, t ern, Geo. b ~wW lard, Simon Wolt. E. Bu |. Andrews, C. M. J. EE Buell, LN. are } Chureh, wi i Clark . Carson, W. Cy and, Colonel Wm. B. shaw, | Saulth, James 6, Thompson, ie George ©. Wedderburn, £. B. Wight aad task Young. Decoration Committee—Lieut. FP. V. Greene, Charles E. Fisher, J. J. Joon Brady,’3. W. , Edward Clark, a it L. ae Pater" Fraser, Chiet Engiueer IL. Har H-Iphenstine, Dr. Richard Joseph, Julius 14) burgh, Win. G. Le Due, ‘T. J. Luttred, James i v 6 t., Foun K Mecuil, J. W. McKnight dticton, STINEMATZ, Mitchell, L.'T G. Morsell, L. Moxley, be st recelved from Seaton Perry, Anthony Pollock. ¥ seat Aneto H. Roveris, Col. A. F. Rockwell, etrenlars and ans, muffs and collarcttes, 5 and fur t His stock of hats and g ders Soha Sat ern . L. Siniilimeyer, Georg r, Win. son, Cash Thomas, Capt. J. tt , Russe States navy), Semen’s head Thomp- | 14 avenue, has a large and complete assortment of groverics, niform 18 be a bite swallow-tail cout, trimn Ball apd Promenade Recepiton, — Adoipy | 2m fraits, tine wines and liquors. ; with buf cloth and siastes or gold; butt e Axrnva Ns b 3 sath street, TGR AoW Cece een Ge eee | tates: gare bine pants, with bull sirtpe 03 ft Pa {1 ns side, and hats the Same as are worn by the Na- Yislan ad German holiday goods, which were Reads Blair, Jesse, Brows, aeneert Beal: | tions) Guard or New York, with a fountat Personals selected. Chew. Frank B. Conger. Clas. L- "Da Hots, | Plume of bum, Upped with ‘blue; white wals sult althoat aay bods in Role eke tie Gaz | Major 7.'B. Ferguson, E. M. Gallaudet, Colonel | #20 cross belt S a full stock of goods in the furnishing and fan SUE H, Howe, Jemes W! Jnnacton Gon | AHEuoNs OF Bormirs have been sold. and vet ire. Bis s ) ce mere morning ro! Ta yen Samuel Maddox (oo. at aio, | tbe demand is inereasing for Dr. Bull's Coug' Dreaktas rs, gloves, umbrellas, Tineany’ Robert MeBean, Dr. C. ‘yrup. t F. McDonald, | Major A. H. Nickerson, J. H. Patrick, Dr. D.C. &e., are ee the very vanest quailty at tne lowest ices. Patterson, I D. Hitchcock, 1 sth and F ‘ked with attractive novelties for It will not do to overlook him tn | O"MaaRa’s sporting bazaar, corner 15 stree st , Hoss, Perry, W. ¥ C We Porter, Harry Ra Rhodes, Master L Dr. py Le | to succeed the tate Dr. J. ¢ | expiring in 1883 ral Hi. V, Boynton, | 4! handsome set-of colors prepared by the lady | clerks of the Intertor department and presented - | through Chtet Clerk Loc The Jail Poisoning Case. About! o'clock to-day Gen. Crocker brought Miss Baker from jaj), and she went Defore the clerk and swore to a warrant charging Bicks- ler, Kate Hoover and Allee Rupp, with con- iracy to poison ber. A Treasury secret ser- vice division omcer swore out ® warrant eharg- ing Bicksier vith passing counterfelt. money. "These cases were @li continued until Satarday, | Bickster and Kate Hoover being comunttted to jafi, where the Rupp woman 4iresdy is, and | Shepherd, the colored man, Delng held as a’ wit bess in default of 500 Bonds, ae arrested cook—Sarab Johnson—was discharged. ELECTIONS OF OPFICERS.—The annual election of the direetors of the Children’s Hosptial took place last night. Dr. N.S. Lincoln, 8. H. Kauff- | mana, F. B. Maguire and Edward Temple, the | directors, whose tiie expired, werd re-elected unanimously. Dr. J, W. Lovejoy was elected Hall for the term At the i1;th monthly meet. ing of the Great Falls Anglers’ Association of Washington, D. c., the following officers were elected: Dr. Smith Townshend, president; L. Oppenheimer, vice president; ‘Theo. Fretus, secretary and treasurer; executive committee— P. Fearson, J. M. Jud: Sardo....The Washington Siengerbund is elected officers as follows: E. Schmtdt, president: W. Soengier, Repubditean Ass: Hon. 4. M- Clapp. presid- nt; b and N. A. Marti presidents; oN recording. Eeera Mar: ry, Susnetat secretary; W. H. Aiils, treas aren. e “Assoclation elected F. Crowell, president; Trex, sec G THE PRESIDENT AT THE OD FELLOWS’ Fatr.— Oéd Fellows’ fair was opened at their hall, on 7th street D.w., last evening and there was a luge attendance, The room was elaborately d corated and the tables laden with beautital and useful articles displayed to 1) St ad- vantage. With one of Moxley’s calelum Hghts oa the balcony, the muste of ee reis pang tie scene was an animated one. President Hayes, on bis arrival, went ground taspecring the various tables and then reviewed the Unt. formed Patriarchs. At o tock GS Ww. the chairman of Perry, mittes of arrangements, tn a short spect, frow the stage introduced the Prestdent as a brother Oud Fellow Mr. Hi. ed by torinally pronouncing the fair ne decoration of the hall is on 2 grander scale than on any pre. vi eeasion, and the fair ts most attractive. | ut on by Hamilton & Sheda, reets, t r S AND THE Ligror QUESTION. aa the meeting of the Pa: the E street Baptist io the chatr and Rev izations in the ‘st that the nton as the purpose law ils eral roember rsof th ent, Att intee Was 3 C0- from the various tempe 5 for that purpose: I who were following ¢ ate witha . Leech, E ly, E. Rankin, MeKendvee Arthur Foster, A. F. Steele, Bishop Br F. Boulden. The committee was tequested ib report the result of toeir conference tu tie next | | meeting. There | embers, and the officers export muskets 02 tnatiguratton da! Kelly, captat J. 6 are alread 45 to turn out The officers € R. Douglass, 1s 2d Meutenant. consisting of Messrs. Kelly. Fleetwood and Thompson, waited on the District Commtssion- ers toobtain arms. The C Lo € them a letter toGen, Benet, Chief of Ordnance, and directed them to confer with him. Thi THE Roys tn Bive met last night to receive a od, who made a speech, to which Coi. vice president: eer easels tenes Yinanctal secre'ary; G. Ritter, reco ecre- | tary, and W. Hageman, Norarian..... Phe oxew tet punch can approach it in favor, Itis used | mnixed with hot or cote water, inilk, lemonad or whatever suits the taste, | | should be fed with If. | all, | by Hamilion & * Ns Sad Death i. a2 Enttle Bey from Hydrophobia. John Thomas Dove, the eight-year-old son of George W. and Ann Rebecca Dove, who reside at the corner of 24th and G streets northwest, was bitten on the cheek by a hound about four weeks ago. The little boy, a very Dright child, complained on Saturday of his eye hurting, and yesterday morning was taken with spasms, Drs. Lincoln au@ Ward were called in aad pro- nounced the case hydrophobia. The itttile™: fel low suffered dreadfully, aud the sigut, or sound of water Ubresw hima tnto fits-of trembling, sac- Cee by aed Spasms. He died this morning at 10 o'clock. —S $5,000 FOR A BROKEN ANKLE. the Circuit Court, No. 1, Judge BiacArthur was engaged In the trial of ‘the can of Mrs. M. M. Parker agt. the District—action for dal | sustained by her March 19th, 1879. by stepping in ahole in the pavement and breaking her Paes To-day the jury returned a verdict for | $5,000, Georgetown, i. e., West Washington. BUILDING AssoctaTioN.—At the 71st regular monthly meeting of the Tenth Bullding Asso clation, held last night at Goddard's hall, 395 Was disposed of, belng five shares retired at the stock value rates, IN| TRADE.—Arrivals, yesterday, boat 3,500 Dusheis wheat; boat Farmer's Friend, with 3,500 bushels cora and 1,000 bush- els wheat. “to-day, boat Ruby, with 4000 bushy rh boat H. M. Taibott, with 3,600 bushels corn. MERCHANTS’ ExcTANGE.—Offerings on Change yesterday, 4 500 bushels of wheat sold at prices ranging froma 120 to 1454. Offerings to-day, 4.000 Dushels wheat, not sold. Corn is quoted at . 10.53 boats left Cumberland l4 tons of coal, as follows :— corgetown — Consolidailon Co., 564.02 ew Central Co., 110.12 tons, Ten boats: aturday with as follows :— soidation Co., ‘aryland ¢ CITY ITEMS. AFTER i ules ob the face, ts most agreeable. Notning SHAVIN Enealyptine, in small quan- soothes, heals and protects tiie + powder or wash can compare cacy or Cleanliness. in like it; no vith it for emt. Druggists sell it, 250. it Dr WwW. oC. Cavenagh writes:—For FEmine Memphis, Tenr consumption, g petite, T eheerially recommend t Extract of Beef and Toni Sota ty drug iggists and grocers, Tamnton & SHEDp have the agency for Th Social Latrobe. The best in the country, OWE COME THE COMING, SPEED THE PARTING St vi dd, delectate his palate With that incomparable blending (atread pared) of mellow itquors and del known as “ful Punch YesteMmpor= | PE Wibe Merchants and Dri Have Yorr Purwni order by Hamiiton « s EXAMINED ee ene in edd, 409 9th sti TOTHE ONSUMPTIVE — under the fatal severity of our climate through any puluionary conpiaint, or even those who ré in decided Cousttmption, by ro means de- spatr. ‘There is a safe and sure reniedy at hand, and one easily tried. ors Conpoend oF | tod Liver Oi? and Lime.” without possessing | the very nauseating tlavor of the Oll a3 hereto- { fore used, 1s endowed by the Phospate of Lime | | | i with a healing proverty which renders the Oi doubly actous. Hemmer rable Lester ats ot iis eflicacy can be shown. . Boston, and ail drugg by A.B. a Latropzs, RANGES AND FURNACES repatred dd. e CATARRE.—Rellef 1m five intnutes tn every wholesome rellef beyond a Care begins from first. app! Is Tapiil. radical and permanent. fords Kadical ASk Complete for $1. Burnett's Cocoaine, The Best anh Cheapest Hai Dressing. It kills dandreff, allays irritation and pro motes a vigorous growth of the Hair. Burnetes Flavoring Betreets are invartably acknowledged the purest and best. Swayne’s Ointment Cures Itching Piles Itching Piles. _ Symptoms—A moisture Mke Itching Piles, perspiration, intense itching, Itching Piles, particularly at night, after get- Itching Plies, Ung warm tn bed, increased by Itching Piles. scratching. L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. H., writes: “ For 30 DRY GOODS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. LYONS BLACK SILKS, STANDARD GRADER, aT LOWEST CASH PRICES. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Uterks with Perry & Bro.), dees OLS 7th st. n.vw. prs= WOOL BLACH CASHMERAS. WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, 373. Ce eam Danan gellent Cat cae, no xe ae: Pare a ‘Colored an CABTED’s, TL Market Space. Biack and Colored Silk Velvets. Nay: Pronze, Green and Black, 6-4 afar its Ladies Suiting, 81° to {gente Waite Bistkote, Bla kets Pure Wool 81.1 Black Casumeres, 260, Bius, aei made in tan (vee jent of Novelty Dress Govie Sats ble for Trimmilne kyrioes very low). Pure Wool ench Goods, Black, Biue, Garnet, Se. Finost Quality, Only 31c, worth 5c, CARTER'S, nov20 TIE Market Space. EDUCTION E _PBICES. SHIRTS EEDUCED 1 TO OLD PRICES, Beet Piette dey at ge as Sais! Bost ¥ of the sHINTS TO ¢ TO OLDER A ‘Breda ENTS. 7 es er a aOmeson Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, Dovl 826 F st. n.w., opposite Patent Office. MEAT REDUCTION TS SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR. Qsor- WHITE, — SD MSCUITS Af you MkeVERES, the celebrated Process Flour, wuich was swanded cA otek, comupetitorg at the @ magnificent Minne tS Celt NG, the hand- Wheat Patent in Amorica, sxcuptine GOLDEN HILi, a epiendid amily G f any so-called . We defy comoetiter bring f Reur superior to Ceree, Migneois we feel assured that any bonne them once will Rever ns ase ca ‘ime, Banca brands — ay igaeh WI Doleeaie Derot— Cor. Ist % 10 "tries The above at any Gret- ad Jndiana povl6 WR Maur aco. == PRaILyY— PRIME PHILA. CHICKENS, SELECT NORFOLK OYSTERS, SWEET-BREADS, TENDERLOINS, GAME AND FISH, ar TH BOSTON MARKET, A719 Pennsylvania avenne. LEUN SCHELL & Cv. COAL AN ‘D _WooD. war. cua. nord auTHti! B. ‘Sra Bas on hand and constantly receiving the beet quai ities of Coal and Woud. Particular atieotion #: ven to the delivery 4 ‘ot Goal free from slate or dust. Or dera through mail or telep.one promptly filed Main Ottce nas Sth st. now. Branch Yar. New York av. (Thomsn Be Beniskwoit Head ) vet N4tTionaL FAIR ASSOCIATION, iE FIRST PREMIUM BEST a RINDLING WOUD was seam te Srovenal competitors. STEPHENSON & BRv., Depot and Mili, 7th-street wharf, Office: 12th and Penn. ayeuues eam G. L. SHEEUF, Susan OVAL AND WOOD. “SS St cen 0 orc attention “Tia to order, and 828 Pe. Ace, Telephonte connection: sdgsolee Depot and “Milt, Waier and treek, Poxomee 1OaL. C JOHNSON BROTHERS, WOOD. " 'PELEPHOXIO Uo- NOTIONS. Bel Weieht. 5) Best Quaid Low Pri OOAL. Prompt rite. Woup. Main “oMica, wharves, mild ‘and @epot connected with up-sowa offices by TELEPHONE With Tineqnuied facilitice and sdvantaros for 600- nomically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves frctory, extensive store yards ensbliug us SIX EL '3.TO ORDE! to stock up largest when coal is lowest offices BIX EI SEsoR SETI, oe oe and sin immediste commn- PARILY FINISHED SHIRTS 65 : ation to orders, we CANYON FI ANNE RAWER are prepared t ous the best vyarie- UN B1, $1750, Bd, $2.50, | NER OL Cond at the very Al sitet Collate Gate: Suspenders fe inure strictly ie onde and Cn ta Niant Sh ria, $1 each. the ton. JOMNSON own 185. ALL UCR GO 08 WARRANTED. Sie Saha J #B. BRINE, 435 7th st. now. NCH-2337 F et., opp. Zbmtt House, 2 Washington, D.C. gumr MANUFACTURERS. DUBHEUIL BUOS, & CO., LLL? F Street N. W. one the cheapest SHIRTS for the mouey ir LIPTIO SHIRT ony S se centa, Or Globe E SHIRT ont Spee NFO. cro vautehe, ony §}. wen will compare mt with gny cther Suir for th: money. Also, 8 line of GENT’ FURNISHINGS alwass on band at DUBKEUIL BROS. & CO., 28 4212 F street w. 300TS AND SHOES. Wastes BooTs AND SHOKS. LARGEST STOCK AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LEOPOLD BRICHOLD’s BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pa. ave. northwest and 659 Pa. ave. southeast. aus ED— 3,000 pair Ohildren’s Shoes 5 cents a tlamen's English Walking Shoes, $14 men's Box-toe Gaiters, 8/25: Gentlemen's Plain Gait re, #1 75; Gentlemen's Hasan Lenthes Shenk (ace, 1 es: Gentcmene Brat toe Gaiters, $1 95; G lower pres than any. other Bistes: 1,000 pair Mat’e Kip foots, 81.98, worth #3: Ladies’ and Misses Shoes, thalneont ctoek ark eee ee ane pricss. A tick sway with every pale of Shoas Gentle es Poa eae of 12 sino nd 2h at ANDINGS, ENDAY, WEDNESDAY “a, SATURD. AY, ‘at 7 ovclock am. Aisitox Telurning TUESDAY, THURSDAY sud 8U. Nbag, Stopping st intermediate lands ng sod returning. —Also,at Mattawoman O prapder's wh Wednetiay aud Ssturday wo- She § a Sunday Cottare JONES, “heeae ros POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. STEAMER THOMPSON, fart, John B. Wood, but expresay for the Povoinac, Kiver buninons, fa] leaves 6th et wharf every MON- DAY and eee at 7 o'clock ti in the a) landinys river. Losent rates, ELL, President eee M16 ame Ts retreat Whar t toot of deel at 7 nce & m., every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, ee all the POTOMAO RIVEB al fais as Leonardtown and Nomin! ; returning MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY. Fare snd Freight st lowest rates. dy13-1y F. J. STONE, Purser. 5 i MISCELLANEOUS. LUMBER. | AMAZING ow PRICES, patent | FLOORING (Duussan) BOARDS, tux Bret... ' | BOARDS, Commor, { | NEES | WE HAVE IN OUR EAIPLoy AN ARCHITECT, BEADY TO FURNISH ESTIMATER FARK OF CHARGE & LIBBEY WILLET {aie STREET AND N. ¥. AVR. SPRAGUE'S SQUARE, DETWEEN ! AND M- Yakps. | } iN. L, MARK®T SOUARR nova | PILES, | M.D. SHRADEK, OFFICE 620 1110 Srmaxr NokrEwest, CORNER G Cures Interval, External, B Ttehing PY method Painful and dunmroue ed, anda re ve wreau raving and Py amos, G ud ato Consnita- decl-lin THE WEEKLY sran: THE WEEKLY 81AR, now in ite twenty-fifth Year, is a double or eight-page sleet, containing Afty six columue of tresb News, Literary and Agri- cultural matter every week, includinw a compend of Washingtou News and Gossip, a re | Affaire, Bone Matters, Fashion N j News, @ list of Marriages amd Desthe, late Tele- raph News, Special Correapondence, Selected | Stories, etc. It will be sent, post-paid, from De- cember 1, for the entire session of Congress, in- cluding the Inauguration Ueremonics in Marob, ie full, for Fifty ¢ novl7-Im CONTINU fetid ON DECK BARGAINS ty sche RIES TABLE ‘TUXURIES. 10 Ibe. Granulated Sugar. 50 boxes Valencia Kaisins, 103 Ibs *‘A" Sugar. 42 barrels Selected Maiazs Grapes. 12 1bs. Light Brown Huger, Choicest Dehess Baistua, 10 Ibs. Granulated Sugar. Fancy Raisins in fist quarter 1034 Ibe. **A” Sugar. New for $1.00 Larwe Clusters Seelye, Capt. A. Gran | and Col. Tichenor responded, and Mr. Me- Fine Imperial Cabinet L. L. Raist Choice Kati e sther of my stores; fifteen of these tick- ete entitles the holder to one good pair of Shoes. . Kock, E. Francis Riggs, ears Ihave been greatly troubled with Itching Jaues Y. Davis’ Sons, 621 Pennsylvania av les; have consulted many physicians and tried N OBPOLH AND FORTRESS MONBOB 8 (uew) in Get quarter ~ “Geo. D. Ruggles, U. Cauley Sang some appropriate songs, Ar- AE. ANE MOSELBY. Dates, unusually fine... our, have the latest st3ies of sili, stiff and sor Nathan A. C. Salth, Tangements were then made to escort Gen. many remedies, BANE eae panalis LEOPOLD BICHOLD, OTE AEE eT 12. 1bs. Light Brown Styrar. fur and winter goods cannot be surp: on, Pay master. Grant from the rallroad depot on his arrival | at thomas’ drugstore, at Brattleboro, Vt. which Fist-cisss fare, at Hound a Prop! ’ Almonds, genuine Langaadoes. be eet eee are ea HT here next Monday to his quarters, and tor 2 | Gured me completely.” also cures Teter at ed $1 G0) Second clase fare, 78, Bound 10 Ibe, Granuiated Samar. ean te ‘one Of the finest prt 3 of lates? 3 y reception to be given to him iater in the | Skin Diseases. GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, ved WENO R AER FRIDAYS, at6o'clock | French and Naples Walnate, lars and gentlemen's turntsuing gooas south of New Tee ee Corre ew aaa | when the republican grganizations and et iivens ASL Peons axe, Mena teed Mian webeten Aj ba Abd WEDNESDAYS and #1 iedaye at Ecce: | abisite. a" cee aLes York: All of his goods aré of tue best quality. | Harry ke Willard, x PROSE ene aks CE ECE tO Etro tof ARES BRAIN Foo, ts the only reitable tonic | “suc oth ste, Leading Shoe House in the District pie Se eee Pin Point Goint Lookout | Choice Pecan Nuts - New and the prices are marked down. Give him 3 omiiori—W. J. Stephenson, A. S.Sol~ | Rick Buos,, 1217 Pennsylvania avenue, wouta | fF hdruvgsts PO eC 8 STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK. el a tp : are _ ‘olonel L. P, Wricbt, Major Wit ) to their patrons not to pastpone their en- | ie 490 Pr barentiay ares 669 Pons Bteamehine JOSS GIBSON aed E NIGHT, | Chotce Fuberts and Brasil Nuta New aoe Mink isan Ed ee mee at sr. | Appleton, James C. Barbour, Dr. D. gements for sittings on account of cloudy eee ‘7 all Pier 41, East Biver, N-Y. BATURDAYS. a 6 lbs. Choice Mixed Nuts, allnew.... Sesephe: Hale tee create ee whing, Veter Campbell, Senter, a8 just as fine (fot Maer) resultscan | “AanpgrNgy Wagons.” —Frean Alderney butter Georgetown ay FRIDAYS, For. trebet Florios Oranges, first of the season ‘Stem Out atin. wi consides the sibs hapman, Charles’ B. ec pat ere be obluthed in clovdy asin fair weather. {| churned every morning, aud deltvercd 1a 5g Ibe FOR THE NEXT THIRTY Days | i'% me Pe Se moieties 12 Ike. Lixht Brown Sugar.. coarse fOF 1.00 oe sot keontne oe o! . eG. G. 1 oe 7 3 3 i 7 igé, finest on earth. ag thing they oad On Wee peak a ee eae | Wilitam Gibson. Ht. P, Glibert, Jobn . Gly ng. Joho Wu | gine te ‘Tbia ia no bumbn, as a visit tou 2 ELE, President. | New Buckwieat, patent process Unequaied en 1 and Messrs. ¢ Protessor J. M. Gregory. George Hil, it., Dr. Ingthe team | Smmwy Max AND WOMEN are not admired, It | store will positively convince pergnames fon RORKO Sai Moura, FOBTSESS | Pure Vermout Mable Surat for anak a fhomas 1 Hume, John Mcbi carina oe Gay | ckiug Heah, vital, brain, or nerve force, use | pres ladies’ wood Bute, 5 Oe aes vee SOUTH Syrup. Seasons’ naps oven Dee we Bat an nt. Gr eh on cist | a Weues® Health Reniacer.” " Greavest remedy on a GEORGE LSABY, | ‘Tho Lest to be had ° » G. |. Ovster, * on Lt . Gree} Ohiine settle iT eo) H . +f | G.H. Plant, jn, Colonel C. W. Seiton, CA ‘dispute becoming rather antwmated Lieat. | ¢aracn cinta, Depor 8s Barclay coe NE war Syrups and Nee New Orleans Molascet Ss _ J. He Smith, Henry Strasburger, requested them to settle tf before a masts: | and for Washington at 450 ot Fenn’a avenue. Benve, best | We hi feed the price of our May Picked Matthew Trimble, Thomas E. Waggaman, Jas. e and they started outof the bulldiag. “Iu worked butt. Wasnixaton, j oS whart, | Natural Leat Jab FEA 2 Percent and tv's eclting ng $10 as BIS mite to Lees zh, James Wormley, George Waite. cendling the sets Mr. Prince received a Ked butt. hole, fh ¥ go Rood Batt. ae, a ee th st. sistance tats Th | fast. it’s the boat T. ‘aahinwton Mee phonso Ycunge. blow on the right side of the face, and for thls :E . 48, 62 and 7. ants? ties? Tet fs Oo potions. ca ae mena exnteaned ‘Transportation Cominittee—Wan. B. Thomp | \Wiiitams was arrested. He explained at the | JX DNEGE 7ODNESRA: fare Dean ep Sen's Gaiters and Walzine “DAY and FRIDAY, a ca aarUn. | EE aera Met aad bis lotion Was eene | 300, Col. L. R. Hamill, 1. P Pollce Court that he slipped, aud not haviag Pape ¥ $5 t0 84, eee Boots from ay, stag. a i £LPHONZO YOUNGS, ; ace piles = | | been peter the court foe seven eats court | KIDNEGEN. KI y ot pods too mntwerons to mention. ne at, ‘at oad Point and pout Lookout Going | 604 Oth st. n. w., Between E and &. ieee ta I cep) is statement an charged hin, Courin's fine Shoce in all widths atid at oeteeenae ppecesortt % ordered to si ie pen as TaDHEGER — low prices. §j Spring hea Bhoee for children, of wir cia cL Bh ror anid interact <4 forces CONTINUALLY ON DBOK WITH LARGAINB. { ance INERY OPE To-morrow and Thurs. EGEN. KIDNEGEN. | every kind. The entire stock wrust and will be cold : 216 a wt. H. B. a ————— : . day have been sel ay the opening days for wabone ° BIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPit > Earmaas 1s ae House Of b. Firework and Miumination—Gen. L. Vv. Be- | the aisplay of Pails, bona: €i%, a8 Well as | RIDNEGEN. EIDNEGEN. aiicaddn to al, apd mousy ug Waging new.” Bouts ae ommended the Boys’ Clothing Hows of B. | apt, W. i. Howgate, Charles B. Bailey, | those of her own tact: and’ snaniufactr. by . turned. Remember name end numoer— BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK Hobincon & Co. ftp Hn K, Banks, wa.or J.C. Breckinridge, M Mrs. J. cP, Patiner, No. 110 + Ladle3 of a OES ree ee. PONDS, RTOOKS ad, Teper PNT SROUR eel s led a will the most distingue taste has 0) ed her 1 GEN. Trade- Mark Secured. | 7 si cat The latest sty i militn ry efforts to be equal ghronoue her ea! ine | —Branoh Store, 140) Bridge sty, G'ta. now-im | —*eP21-6m. = ae eae = ‘Ne. 8 51 Bie street. am those of the Old World, aod our tale renders — | HEILBRUN'S Pee oy | ‘THE Erisco ait. Fill now have a chasse to judge tor them- | KIDNEGEN. THE GREAL | L. Sournaserom axp BReMxs ‘| AGENCY ‘Foi Pare AND WII!TELY, visited Grace chu Edw it. Maxwell Wood, | cefys t — H BHOE HOUSE ‘The steamers of this compan! any will eal ry Bat- | ock BROKERS, servic’, the prayers tring test by! itov. De. | SERA) comps t-&. Ege eres, — i . Big Sem oes rier feo sceto ONE. | poery OS aretaeet ras servic © prayers bein; 5 \ ah eu PS RMEP ra i of paeaase ew Yor! . Lon- ery clans ‘ pone Ingle, the rector. Dean Lewin then congrats. : Hopkins, Gen. W. 7. | GTAPLE AND FANCY DRY Goops | KIDSEGEN. RIDA Ex REGuuarek No. 402 7mm Sraxet, eee ee ane Dee cae Reet cena, 82) || Evuia mow tore Baar aoe lated’ the gation on their renovared | (yark’d. Brasiey AdSMS, C.e Hardy. W. : si Spe gee Sarge |: ited onthe ork giving an epitome of tts history. Rev. | puraette, Chauncey N. Dutton, E. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. IEGEN. ND DIURETIC. | eee ; 4 7 ee fae) For fre for panna 8 n ork. eichihvof one t footer Dr. Forest and Kev. C. D. Andrews ten dely- | Geo. Gibson, I. J. Hantor ' PIECES OF CALICOFS, Pereate St Pal tee a = “ Sten: “The Old Woman in Window. CeCe 2 Bowing Grom. Ne to | direct telesraph wires 69 Balti it ev. C. D. Andrews | Geo. G ) PIECES CORY, Percale Styles, § cts. ERODE & OO. Bis Pa ave, ae os ered addresses. ae nrtagy Dr, ¥. MeNally, Jehu . Sa ee SAC = for Washington. | New York and Boston, LEwIs able thts naa | 0, Holkinhorn ana sndiey Sake 2. * """" | KIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEN is “TRY OUR COMMON BENSE LAST.” XDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE | Fevers weather. | G. Broek, John : 4 1, #112, 81.25. — LADIES’ GOAT AND KID WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDBIA | cvived tliroish our. wire creny Givern manatee THE Kero! . Tresrams held their | (TO BLACK BATINS aud COLORED SATINS | RIDNEGEN. mended and unsurpassed for WEAK | CLOTH WOCL-LINED SHOES aR BE oe ee eae | eee det ene em CMR sud crorigons ual meeting last evening: nt | Dane : BLACE VELVETS and VELVETEENS. sae PETITE KID SLIPPERS, all alzce. Lines a New Youx, Boston, Peovrpexce, — Dr. Carpenter, Dr. | W.G. Metzerott, NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS. EIDNEOEN, of EOUL KIDNEYS, DROPEY GUM BOOTS AND BHUES. Fauw & RIVES, AND PomsTe Prd IME AND CEMENT. eiccrs Tescleed ts | aris Chas F SCOTOH PLAID DRESS G0 0D3. . ; “I "Y: | sGENT'S BCOICH BOTTOM BOOTS AND | [hroodbills of i fading gtven | BAYLOR'S PORTLAND CEMENT, ft Mr. Falls for president. Mr. Fitcn | and Robt. Wiis soeammment_ot, {7 | ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERRS, 37 eee ee | eee pays. < | ‘The Groesest, Ghenvem. ven: Mr. Carrie Pale emesicer | MUNK Toe optiom am eacernpeane FOL 62e, Toe. DNEGEN. ERIGHT'S DISEASE, L088 OF | A[EW HORM SHOE STORE, Fre ch care . | BOOKLAND (MAING) LIME, teacher, was ad. | Moore, Gen. Wm. F. Bacon, H.’ W. iBretsfors. ESSE SS ean soaccas Col. Kobert Bosd, Paul Brodie, Gi salary of the it Browne, Col D. N. Dalton, sc secutive com. | Kee Dunn, ¢ ng, Cay | Batley aad | Gen. B. I’. Gratton, Co. A. Tart, c i ‘iteh; bullding-- | Hovey oe Sone Major W. 'P. Huxtord, Morgan Willard “and carp. mter. Mesars. Falls | Capt. Geor Love, M. H. M and Morgan were made ex-oRicio members of | Whorter, Capt W. i. nh n. A. Mc all the commutiee Donald McC | Cook, Capt. thran. Capt. A. McMullan, Major H. D. Norton, Col. James it. & 1. AGENY.—This mora. | O'Belmne,’ Richard ‘T. Oulahap, Major Ik. ourt, Joan W. Barnes was | Parker, Major W. Oscar Roome, C. C. Roy! unitcens®d | Col Jas. A. Talt, Capt. J. B. Tanuer, Cay rs for the | g. Thomason, Col. J. M. Varnum, Col.’ J. V, W. "i 3 d and the | Vanderburgh, W. H. Webster, J. P. Willei, A. @e fence was that hi 1 an unex- | s. Worthington. . ired Ucense and made application fora trans | Civic Assoclations—Major 1. P. Williams, h had been refused, and aiso that dur- | Judg = LF A. i ge Dr. E. A. Adams, 1. An sense year he was Fl ustin, Richard 0. S had appeated th John C. ‘untiy to apply for a writ of mandamis, ai eoninued the cas howell, Jal “i re Bawwitas, Col. AL E I t . Interest and estate of Mary M. Dougi, to a certain lot of ground descrivet | as part of lot in square 188, fronting 3 S feet on | terson, treet nortuwe t and having a’ depth of 45 | Reaw 3 by small frame, lo Mis. | Shell . 8. Smoot, J. D. Terrell, ¢ . Tichenor, F. 1. Tedtord, A. vangueder, Wallace, Géo. W. Weed, Geo. West. A. J. Watt. er, Ht. S. Meet ee iS Wilkingon, J. W. | iitams, W. G. ) STATES governme: Investusent securities dealt change bought and sold. Stocks cartiva on | M ‘addition to the a Sait twenty names aren B.D. Cooke, jr, & Co., bankers, 429 | were presented, and will be assigned to differ | €bt committees. It was decided to hold regular | weekly meetings every Weanesday evening, at the Metropolitan bank buliding. INAUGURAL NOTES. The West Virgt late association last night elected the president of the associat n, Cap . IC ASSOCIATION mot in tne cnair. The resolution looking to the ‘celenration ot tie Anniversary of tue battle of New Orieags oa iP SI f Januar: BPEL Was called ir, Erk, who advocated tie propositiea,” ai; | Cc Cole, and Cape, Edward W. Be’ Mone, chair discouraged It, saying that no good outa | lately aes, to be members of the Inaugure| be subserved by such a demonstration; te would | Committee. ke funds, and the democracy of the District | , The Young Men's Central Gartield ard woe poor. Mr. Alexander took the same view | Arthur club elected John A. Cooper and A. N, of the case. Mr. Kirk ougat the old custom | Dewey to represent the club in the inaugural ‘Mr. Stewart said there was | COmmitue und elected John A. should be Kept up. poor @ time to sing psalms and a time to sing gles: and the present ts more ltke a time fora funerai @irge for the Gemocracy. Mr. Kirk sald there Were no politics In ft; 1t Was ap anniversary in Cooper vice- “TBR CHURCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS” has estab- Ushed headquarters ta the Corcoran building, | ALL LINEN BANDE SS EmS ‘3, Init LADIES’ CLOAKS, New Style: BLANKETS, white, per pair, $2. BED eo $6, $3, 89, 83, B4, $5, BO. 75, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, 82.50, aera pA | LACE, Gle., 62c., CLOTHS FOR an AND BOYS' WEAR, 25c., Bie., 50c., lc, T5e., BL. ULSTER CLOTHS, all the New Styles. BEAVER CLOTHS in Plain, Basket and Diagonal. FLANNELS, all woo! twill -» 308., 37e.,45e., salen FLA \ELS, 20c., 26¢., 80¢ , S7e., 502., sna SHAWLS and INDIA SHAWLS. CLOTH and FLANNEL SKIRTS, all colors. LADIES), GENTS sud CHILDREN’S WOOL NDERWE, arate 8" OLC ee oe SUITING, all colors. PIANO OOVERS, embroidered with Silk. Etc., Evo., Erc., Erc., Erc., Erc., Erc. 1, 25e, ate , 500, 60 Dezen Colorea SILK HANDKERCHIEF: 75 Dozen Colored SILE HANDRERCHIBFS, Tic. 100 Dozen Colored SILKE HANDEERCHIEFS, 81. Ladies’ and Gent's Hemmed stitched HANDKER CHIEES. Ladies’ Linen Setts of COLLAB and CUFFS, 25c. KID GLOVES. FUR-TOP GLOVES, CLOTH GLOVER, Ec. FANCY HOS. ERY for Ladies and Misses CARPETS CLOSING OUT AT Gos INGBAINS, 30c., 37c., 50c., 62c., 7: BRUSSBLS, New Biyles, all at Cost. VELVET RUGS, HARSOCKS, OTTOMANS AND DARUGGETS. sie c. M. TOWSON’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, dect Hear 7th street and Center Market. areas NOTE | oo Bid Marios “Brace sea be PURE aes a eet HUMP, CLEARY & = WARM’ {Ge aaive Satiyeneh Which all could participate. Mr. Barker advo- cated a banquet. After further discusston, the following committee was appointed to take the subject of a celebration under consideratioa: — Messrs. Jesse B. Wilson, J. W. Barker, E. E. White, Geo. C. Weddertuirn and Moses, and the Tresicent, Mr. ‘$end Mr. Alexandes, the treasurer, were due as ex oflicio members of Aue comuulttce, where the board of directors meet to-morrow. itis incorporated under an act of Congress. The objects of Unis association are the estad- Usbment, erection, maintenance and continu- ance Of an institution of learning for the educa- uon of girls. The bee ~ite buildings and con- structions are to be placed on a ear of the gl be of Rock Creek Daren in the District, em- bracing about eight acres of laud, See advt, Gaitie in this sectlok of the comnts; parties to eccure, Pure Milk nearly aa rich as deen the opportunity presented to do 80. THOMAS L. HUME. decd-coldt eee of Tunlaw Farm? NEILL Bi TOADERS, all improve- Will be sold at a aseri- B. ments, ‘inertia t fhe otty, ae. Ps Sore 919 7th wireet. EIDNEGEN. ENERGY, NERVOUS DEBILITY, EKIDNEGEN. or suy OBSTRUCTIONS ariving EIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS- EIDNEGEN. EASES. Also for BLOOD and KID- KIDNEG. NEY POISONING, in affected ma- KIDNEGEN. Isria! sections. Unlike any other preparation for RIDNEGEN. Kidney difficulties, it has a very pleasant and agreeable taste and EIDNEGEN. flavor. It contains POSITIVE DICRETIO properties and will KIDNEGEN. NOT NAUSEATR. LADIES ESPECIALLY will like it, and EIDNEGEN. GENTLEMEN will find KIDNE- GEN the best Kidney Tonic ever KIDNEGEN. uted! KIDNEGEN. NOTICE.—Esch bottle bears the Signature of LAWRENCE & MAI- KIDNEGEN. TIN, also a PROPRIETARY GOY- ERNMENT STAMP, which permits KIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEA to be sold (without license) by Druggiste, Grocers and KIDNEGEN. other persons everywitere. KIDNEGEN. _IN QUART-8IZE BOTTLES FOR GENERAL AND FAMILY USE. KIDNEGEN. PRICE 1 PER BOTTLE. KIDNEGEN. LAWBENCE & MARTIN, PROPRIETORS, Carcaao, ILL. KIDNEGEN. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROCERS AND DBALEBS EVHRYWARK. J.C, ERGOOD & Co. ‘Wholesale Agents in Washington. A. VOGELER & CO., Baltimore. __noll-co pre: NOCURE!§ NO Pay: NovEMBER 26th, 97th, 28th, and every alternate pure ferd of Scape THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, until Arsiz lst, 188]. Treatment almost Painless. No Cutting! NoLigating! No Medicine to Swallow! Recent aud Wonderful Discovery!! The Work cf ancther Ohio Man! Practiced ouly by Myself Eact ofthe Mountains. Will give $1,090 for any case of Files I cannot Cure. JAMES CRESS, .D., 226-3m 629 A3th st., cor, E ‘north west, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. ee [ABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. THaT CAN'T BE VERY! HING AB REP! ‘TED. EM eit Back for Goods Returned. gt be hahaa VESeaese Koro THYSELF, fold miseries that result from indiscretion in early fe quay be, alleviated and cured. Those who doubt this aseertion should eeu the ne gical Son published by the PEABODY MEE LITETE, Boston cntitied THE SOLENCE GP LIEE on, SELF-PRESER ON. 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