Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1881, Page 4

' } 1 j » Ss EV NG STAR ‘The National Fair Assoc! Amother Woman’s Opimon About | having learned from ex) ce during the Great Pedestrian Matches. AMUSEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. THE 4 e ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. the Christiancy Case. past aul years, that the we pana to give me on azo Bin Sg canteen ing == == aaa = —— rectors, &2. Eduor Star:—The writer of ““A Woman's Ad- | Woul Spent to much er vant by wager name 31 ONAL ‘RKATER. IDNEGER. SEA ee SRI AES SP aruret Far Aeon eet ee eee oe Christiancy,” in Saturday's Stax, | MUPeLt, Ido not wish to be considered. fauit~ | pedestrians. one of whom would defeat any N ae Uae cree K' Weath. Temmgon}, Messrs. R. Smith, J. Weller, C. | asserts that Mrs. Christiancy has admitted her areclinerexennnee, oo Siemmasrecuitne 4/ omnes ait oe Other of whom would aeteat | FACAGEMENT. .. EXTRAORDINAT AIDAROER. eee. The Weather. Witmer, Wim. Wheatley and W. W. Cirtls | pwit, which is utterly untrue, On the con, ‘ ac American in @ six days’ heel-and-to2 - EIDERGEN. KIDNEGEN. o Y | ter ‘The counting of the ballots was con- cbariies of our city. They cannot attend | any Ame! a Ferewell sprearance in this city. prior to his ee ee nae eaten iba di ono Oo ee | Expect to nrege nd, Her frtends matn‘ain, and | properly to their lesitimate duties and at the | match. Henamed Charies Kowell as. his tan seston at Drary Lace Cheater, Londou, ugiand, Morte: madise eacion vartly ciseae wertbes Sunouuced aa follower Diteeee Wor a ae | faramous ‘etre grote aaunowence of, the | same time took after the aundreds of eases of | for the go-assou-pieace maten, and Harry | SeMCHAt Drory Lae Theater, KIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEN cl '. x we: jafamous charge preferred against her. Tais 2 Vi for heel-and-toe contest. Yester- ae — eat Man nerly inde: rth BRE snow or | Wr. H. Clagett, Wm. J. Twining. Wm. H. Mor | writer is filled with regret, that Mra G ahocia Pelee Rowan owe Scowatdly shicking ots |/Gayanernccs O'baey foesarien ede or MR. JOHN MceCULLOU | os wen during ‘in Tage eeattoneee fe oliene ater Gorge waite, W. Stee ee aa have -Prought guch discredit on orgmen tn gene | guty we should ourselves perform: and it 18 | £1,000 to the editor of the Lou.ton Sporting © | gopperted by MR. FRED D. WARDE ani the | KIDNEGEN. (Trade-Mark Secured ; : : : : Taodbery: * Honauo | Tah he Senatorial purple tn particular. o et thei 1 to’ cover the stakes deposited by Sir Joho ‘ smatic company evar orwanized, | —- falling Durometer, © Ov Stationary or slowly | causon and Levi Woodbury; treasarer—Horatto | ‘This purple is a very pretty word. I have heard ty nan lerpartial ana jeu aint oe the | Aste O'Leary named himself as the con | ide iomauseement of WAL M. CONNER | — failing burometer. Brow ning. The vote was reported as follows: | of the Imperial purple and the royal purple, | Cates cited above clearly prove. testant in the hbeel-and-toe match with —— Z z | KIDNEGEN THE GRRAa RANGE OF TEE THERM ‘Votal, 436; necessary to @ choice, 219; Wm. M. | put I have never heard of a United States Sena- January 11, 1881. PHYSICIAN. Vaughan, reserving the right to select from the TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, Amy Tefollowing are the readings or the ther- a = Ge tor being born in the Parpie before. Ie tt reters i contestant in the contest for the O'Leary tater. OTHELLO i — mometer at Signal Office during the ee sy > ale S ancestore, there are those who think tuat national delt the man whom he considers the 7 3 = . " " Tam, ‘6; 1.35 a m. %: i am, 26s: Wm. Ht. Mo rison, 347; John R. Kelly, her family are quite as respectable as his. Condensed Locals. best fitted to cope with Rowell, O'Leary has WEDNESDAY NING-KING LEAR. HIDNEGEN KIDNEY REGULATION 3p. mz 7 Maximum, 31°; minimum, “2°, " | A.J. Biedle ve Wicd ee ee Fen ee, es Sonia punt oe pierce Pad ire scare secured Madison Square Garden for the mitch, FRIDAY EVENING—VIEGISIUS. — noe I “4 Ury. . sf: | Feflect horor on her sex should not be ready y , resolute in the second wi in April, s < 2 RIC . . Loc 5 Gorge hs: Sek SH mK Smita, 202; | condemn asister woman until she has had a | was adopted Indorsing ex.Secrewary Robeson for There wil be sho eee EL aT rages ites a cnlacialalein aes AED BIpERERO LOCAL NEWS. 8 EG Dean, “4; Prank! Mok fair tial, Tue most emphatic aud stralgatior~ Setiator an the Recorder's office, was toa | INUCS one for the heel-and-ine match. iu is | 14 SATURDAY FVENING—RICHARD 111 a —_—— 4 der * . , | ward testimony in this case so far—that of the er A ‘ f e itarters In he contest ese Amusements, &c., To-night. $4; WS Hoge, 20s: C. C. Dancanson, 24s; acat- | clerk of the hotel—proves het innooonce; wad ie | au acsigrinent, Ur ery Gomen So aeore Ke to legin inimeanietine Tassie HDS OPERA HOUSE. KIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEN i histiy recom. Ford's Opera House. — Miss Calhoun as | teilng, 45. For treasurer—Horatio Browntax. | ts due to the action of a bratal husbacd, who | Sr., of all bis goods and stock In trade,to be sold | the 2gth inst. will embrace more first clas3 men “Stay but alittle and I'D come again.” om “Juliet.” 431; C. C. Duncanson, 248. An sdjoirament | forced her out into the world destitute, that she | 28 500n as possible, ana to pay W. H. Derkhorst | than have ever started In & SIX days’ match. = : — Nagonot Theater—John MeCntlough as | ¥#8B#d uuu the 2d day of Fevraaty next. | was compelled by circumstances toan acquaint, | $50. Johanna Cohen $100 and te Dulance oy oe ‘The scoring is to be in the hands oF Mire We A rill ant reception and a genuine excess. KIDSEGEN. mended and unsurpassed for WEAK «cute = - abee with the wretch who |3 trying to destroy | used in discharging other debts. Curtis. the referee, assisted by members of the Miss ELEANOR CALHOUN 5 * . Amusements, &c. | her. A Woman. The case of Cadet Midshipman Wm. E. Whit- | New York athletic clubs. The Tew belt is of sun E nish Students, THE DEBUT OF Miss CaLuvUN.—Ford’s Opera fleld against “Richard W. Taompson, Szeretary | siiver and gold. set with alan.osds, andon front IN SHARSPEAR ER xD TRAGEDY, KIDNEGEN. or FOUL KIDNEYS, DAUPSY, House was well filled last night by an audience | The Folly of the Large School | of theNavy,” for Mandamus to compel him to | 43 the inscription: “Iuternitioaal O'L ary LOWKO ANU JULIEL, . ‘The Inaugurat veremonies. which included tn its bumbers many of the Hous reinstate Whitfield to lis rank was dismissed tn Champton Belt of the World.” The winner of “In Romeo ard Ju we have more than in any DECORATIONS COMMITTER. Most hoted people now in Washington. The Editor Star:—Your editorial of yesterday in | the Supreme Court of the District yesterday on this trophy will be mafcned against Rowell | ¢ther tracedy the passion cf Iove—love iu all its | KIDNEGEN. BRIGHT’S DISEASEK, Loss oF ‘The decoration committee in connection with | Occasion Was the debul of Miss Eleanor Cal. | 50.54 to sehool bulldin Should certatuly be | @pPllcation of the Attorney General, on tne | urder Sir Johu Astiey's challenge. — verbal promiee—full of hopeandiuno-ence—ardeat a the inaugural ceremonies met last evening in | DOWN as Juliet. The tragedy was well placed | TS ee ground that Thompson being now furctus osficio + yt, = = be ail restraint of reasom—Oas teuder *= is 18 — semesters ree stcopolt fo, the, Stage. several of the scenes deserving, | Commended at this time, when the rigor of the | The sutt could not be Muuntarned agatnst Dim. | 2e% eee eee aaa £IBEGEN. ENERGY, NERVOUS DEPILITY the rooms adjoining the National Me ‘tropol me for their pictorial beauty, especial commenda- | winter has made pedestrianism almost impossi- The Alexandria @ :2vite of yesterday states A Youne Man Brows His Brat ‘ann pelted ino i nie — “ Bank, Lieut. F. V. Greene in the chair. and Mr: | tion. Among these were tue oalcony aud gar. | Die even for adultes. that Geo. F. Carson, in charge of the fishing | spectal dispateh tothe Baltimore @aseo™, NESUAL, THe HUNCH OK = Waa et eee ‘and | O°; the potion and the last sveae of the piay. | ‘The folly of che erection of large se201 | shore Regwhy ag ure ene and operated by | Eilicott, Clty, January 10, says: Mr. Wilco eee intia | KIDNKG or any OBSTRUCTIONS arising ne ee oe ror tenets. and | ‘The’ moonlit balcony and garden was a very | houses has been well shown during tais seasoa, | Mr. Jerry Robb, got very drunk, dug a hois tn | Powell. a young gentleman. residing tu faci, | Me ¢ i ag, d a ee ee f singing | DFlitant and noveleifect Tue cast of charac. | and the distress which has been Ciused tas | eH grolnd and made @ fire init, tirst saturat- | more, committed sutelde this moraing vo yat | On ‘Thoreday icit, Da . sar = jands £0. He submitted a number of samples | ters was very good ia many. tustances, and | children le finding thelr way to schools near | ing the material with coal oll. “He then latd | kgoctclock at the residence of obo eeeie We | dou'e Master feaeit: Dramas. KILNEGEN. from RIDNEY or BLADDER Dix Honing Inspection Of the committes. Tue fol- | wesk ina few, which, it 1s tobe presumed. 13 | ther bemen ne tee mach aggravated when | down close by the fire. 1 1s thought, with the | ‘Thomas P. Temple, near this city. He aps cared ORLY Cal HOUN MALINER ON SATURDAY. eee eee jowing sub-committees were alice riage, | Usavoldable In @ Shaksperean reprevu‘ation | they have been compelled toratcer frac, wae intention and desire of destroying bimselt, and | tobe in cheerful’ spirits yesterday, bus tit- | > aS eee 3 aad rt on Monday next: On iron Arches Low F- | uowadays. Miss Calhoun 8 Jullet was that of a | oud trom far to the luge structures which we | was not discovered until he had been bidiy | morning complained of feellug unwell aad : KIDNEGEN. EASES Also for BLOOD and chiobige boot sheen ee ee 123g, John | veauurut and loving girl Itlacked maturity, | have In our miast. burned. seemed rather depressed. He came down stairs 7S CONCERT JAN. 24. DEGED s . OOD and KID. Fraser; on statne- soles L. it ae Soh Dut as Juliet was but fourteen, such an element We need only clte the Jefferson school in An excliing game of polo was played last | and breakfasted, and then weatup again. Io a R. 1 Me ate Poe ee Pace saa is) Bot to ie expected. twas innovent, rigor, that part, ot the city formerly, known as the | evening at the Biddle street Fok, in Baltimore, | a few minutes a pistol shot was heard oy the KIDNEGEN. NEY POISONING. (a atected ma » iaaaiioad sis exceedingly graceful, an ue cous and sland, with more in Schools aud 1,50) | between the Baltimore and Washington clubs, a — ee . sa ccaiaa “d SF @ Morselt. Potion scenes very effeguve. Her dressing was i family, and upon going upto bls room VETERAN RECEPTION COMMITTZR. Messrs. J. W. Thompson. J. K. Thompson. and Col E. C. Ford, who were appointed by tae ex- ecutive committee to select a special comintttee Ww take charve of all veteran soldier org aniz: tors selected the following for that ptrpox Wu. H. Brown, H.W. Brelsford, J. C Bar- ger, J. H. Brough, Paul Brodte, John Cameron B. F. Chase, F. L. Campbell, S. Emery, M. Gardner, Wm. Gibson, Edward Hayes, D. F. McMillan, Feel Mael 3. B. Stine. J. &. Scott, Stephenson. J. BL Patner, F. 1. Tedford, Wm. Warren White, and Wim. H! Webster. MILITARY COMING. Battery D, of Chicago, Ill., are arranging to attena the inange artield. This Dattery fired the 1) the no atnation Of Ger. Gariild, which was signaled from the Top of the Expostiion butidiny to pr naling the fact to Gen. District Go SCHOOL TRUSERE avPoINTaD. ‘The Disirtet Commissioners to-day appo W. ©. Dedge, the well known pate. residing on B street, between Ist ar streets northeast, as school trustee for the third school district, vice Thomas Somer viile re- signed. .ECTOR'S OF F1CR. roto an Muley frouta ment te House commf'tee ou appropriations Cook, the collector of taxes of the Distr Columbia, forwarded the following e, Dised upon the supposition that his office woutd have to perform the additional duties of ma‘ out and rendering tax bills, licenses, 51s now done by the treasurer and a T of a F. to m # ; two elerks, (fo Issue @ 1$1,200 and one at $1,600, $2, S, stationery. Total. The Collector adds: a will pardon me tn adding to this estimate the statement that If It Js contemplated to trausfer to the Collector of ‘Taxes the duty now performed by the Treas. Uurer and Assessor of the District would greatly embarrass him in his office and necessitate his having at least one bonded assistant on account 0 the duties to be imposed, requiring him to be ‘Where than at lis office a great portion of histime. He also suggests that the present gistribution of the Clerical force of the two oftices (that of the Collector of Taxes and the ‘Treasurer and Assessor) is most advantageous on account of the checks which ft places on U ese officers, One upon the other. A PREACHER WHO 18 SATISFIED WITH TH DI3- TRICT COMMISSIONERS. This morning Kev. A. W. Pitzer, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church, 3d street, bewween 1 aud K streets, cai'ed at the ofice of tbe Dis- trict Commissioners ard stated that as a cid- zen and minister of the Gospel, he destred to express to them hi3 entire confidenc: 1a their integrity and ability to administer the affairs Of the District; and therefore had takea no Part in the public discussion of the preachers +0 cerning the execution of the Lis. He also expressed bis hope to Commissioser T viniug that le would withdraw his request to b2 re- Meved from the position he now ples as Epgineer Commissioner, a3 In his Judgment it Would be detrisaenil to the Interesis cf the ett- wens of this Dis granted. 2 Prgyg’s,457 Pa. av.t Enperions or Orereees—Ata me Btoekho:ders of t gern g of the Washington Briel day afteruoog, th P elected for the engatnc “x, Waiter S. Cox, N * Wylte, John 0. Evans, Lewis “om M, Galt, William H. Patitp of the Kepublic to-day Uirectors:—D intel B ¥ . Saraust . Ke Clarke, W. Norment, W. KR. Eiliot, Thomas £ borough. following dtrectors:-—M. G. Tullock, F. H. Smith, Clephare, Wm. F. Matting! Jobo O. Evans, John L. Vogt W. Pearson. i The following directors of the Nattonal M=tro- politan Bank ‘were elected to-day :—J. W. Thompson, Wm. Orme, J. H. Baxter, Willlam Thompson, Nathaniel Wilson, H. v J_E Fitch. W. P.S Sanger and E. Elijah Lodge No. 29, nday last. installed the following 3 for the ensaing term, Deputy Grand Master Max Cohea oMiclat- ing: “Jos. Moser, president; Jos. He: resident: Benj. Kauffins Hirsh, recording secretary: Mnancial secretary; |. Bloc J. Rice. outside guard: § Klug, jr, Ph. Pey ser, M. M. Ricn, Moses Cohen and Heary King, sr., trustees; Henry King, jr, B. Gusdort and i. Kronhetiner, representauives to istrict Grand Lodge No. 5. After adjournment the newly elected Vice president, Jos-ph Herzog, entertained the members at stoper. 0. Ks , on Sunday s for th en- frecording secre tary; H. Michaetts, co: sistant conductor; S. Oppenheimer, guard; H. Bachenbelmer, outside gaird; Av. Fisher, L. Rosenberg, L.Abrahams. trustees: AD. Fisber, Henry King. jr. Chas. baum, rep: Tesentatives to D. G. L. No. 3. at Somvopy wants toknow why Dr.Bui's cough syrup lsu Ladvertised. That man mist oe bind | ASSAULTING & POLtCEMAN.—In the Pollee Court this morning Charile Bryan, # neatly dressed yOupg White Man, Was cliarged with assaultiag Oficer Breen, who testified that he arrested Bryan yesterday afternoon at the ¢ of 9th and D streets, on te charge of s-lil Tings; and tial On the way to the statt Beyan struca bim io the face and ‘The case was continaedt until to-a¥ A Expert fo testify te which were found to di g snide EY row to ger nda posse. gece A CUTTING Case aT 4 Cann 7. Watson, Wm. Shepterd and Keuben scanton, three were charged ia the Police Court to-day with assaulting with toteut Uo kil, another colored mau uated John Miu Durt:, Who testined that he and these mon Were Playing cards in a saloon at the corner of 21h and |. Streets, Saturday aiternoon, when a dls: ose, aud these men assaulted him, ant tbim scross the face and uecs witha De. Meade ined to attending Mu burn’s injuries, which he stated consisted of two large cuts ucross the | and neck. ‘The court th Of Intent to KILL Was Rot mate out, ard directs 4% Warrant for an assault Lo oe made out agains» Watson, who Was sentenced to six monihs io Jail, and the others were dismissed. Au ap eal ‘was noted, Book Save Tats Evesine.—Vnts sale, watch is now in progress af the auctlon rooms of ‘Thomas Dowling, embraces many valuabie and interesting works. The sale commeaces tuis evening ab 401 on the ¢ logue, Walch will tn- elude some of the most valuable tn ton. BUILDING AssoctATION.—AU the fifteenth rez- ular monthly meeting of the Eq) erative Building Association, § Yanced at ab average premium of 70 per cent, making the montuly dues per tnousand $10 65; of which $5.53 is premium or interest, aud tne balance In reduction of the principal. MArgiaGE LICENSES bave en {ssued to Al- f King George county, Va, and Joseph E. McDonald ana Jose. . Barnard, both of Indianapoits, Ind Alexander Warner and Louisa Marshall: lus Sweetrin, of Prince George’s c2: @n¢ Teresa Butier. bt that the chy re ~ } fled that the old man came to the s’a:ton h alue of the rings | elegani In the extreme, and tn admirab! She is the prettiest of Jullets, and very gra ful. Her readings indicate thoughtful study. She gives every tudication of tue highest retine- Ment, ald acts thoroughly in keeping with a ladyhood that ts charming tn {ts expression. Itis just fifty-one years since Faany Kemble made her debut in Jullet. Before her th Eng- lish stage accepted no ideal bat Miss (Neil, Who won by it the position of a peeress amonz the proudest of the British nobility. Miss Kembie was a marvellous Juillet, and had no Successor until Adelaide Netison, about twelve Years ago, achieved her reputation. Mis3 Cal houn has personal and meatal charms tor te character. Time and work may make her the livirg Juillet cf the present age. Sue repeats the character to-night, and appears ag Jala in the Hunchoaek to-morrow. NATIONAL ‘THRATKR —Mr. John MeCutlough Opened his engagement at the National last evening in “ico ” Mr. MeCullough’s herote acting was worthy of Lhe play aad or vis Teputation “Sa gre so Curil’s original Spanish St dents continue their poplar eatertainmeais ab Abner’s Music Hall. A NEW CONGREGATIONAL CutRCn IN Wasnt INGTOY.—A meeting of white aud colored po mbled at the Lincoln misston hall !ast ing to witness the double services of fo a second Congrezational chureh in thi be known asthe Lincoln Memortal Church, and the ordination of Rev. S. P. Smith as its pastor, the examining coune'!, sitting yesterday In the same place, having so approved and advised. br. W. W. Patton conducted the ceremon After reading the report of the committee. P. Smith, J. H. Jackson and R..S. Smittn—on church organization ang letter misstyes, selec | tions of Scripture wer read by Prot.’ F. \ Fairfield, followed by prayer by Prof. Ww Chickering. ‘The ordination sermon was the preached by Rev. D: , of Chicago, taxing for his text Matthew. ech chapter, 19h and 2oth verses. Dr. Patton then inducted the new church into fellowsh!p. The ordination prayer by Dr. Chickcring followed, after which Dr. Rankin delivered the cuarge ‘to the newly or- dained ininister. ‘The right hand of fellowship was then extended by Rev. F. J. Grimke. Taen Dr. Holmes, of Baltimore, delivered the address to the church, when Mr. Smith pronounced the benediction. There was vocal and insiramental music: Miss Ewan sang two solos, Prof. Bischofy presided at the organ. Amateur Oarsmen. THE CITIZENS’ REGATTA ROW—THK NATIONAL REGATTA TO TAKE PLACE IN WASHINGTON Ix SEPTEMBER, ‘The following 1s taken from a private letter received by a STax reporter from the gen- Ueman who represented the Potoma2 Boat Club, of this cliy, before tne execu: lve ccmmitiee of the National Associ- ation of Amateur Oarsmen tn New York, Saturday evenlus: “We bad !t bot aud heavy last pigut betore the executive commltie2 of the National Assocta'ion of Amateur Oarsmen, in reference to the ‘double back’ decision of Rei eree Willett. ‘The Columbia sub: statement, as did also the Analostaas, deny! the right of the committee to investigate a r. which was, as they asserted, purely local ‘aud rowed under no established rites.” As all threo | clubs are members of the association, and are | obliged to row under its rules, I knovxed taat argument sky-high and had a sub committer appointed, consisting of Binchman, Pere; and Gaanter, to investigate the matter. Analostans had Stevens, Page and (* Tepreseut them. while I had to fgat singe | banded. I shang <6 inch bad English at thom | that they were forced, from sheer exhaustion, | to avree that my point was well takea. Willett | Wrote that he only made one opiei! docisioa, and that was on the day “/ the race AS this was tn direct violation of ruie 20 of laws for boat racing, that was eas'ly killed. Yoa Tae sou to can rest assured that the next reritia of tue | © association will be held in Washington. Tas committee are very faverably tacined, and It will take place In September. ANOTHER ALLEGED etonss Swixoiz.—la the Police Court yesterday morning, two youns colored men named Ellsworth Hozan and Ham Wilson were charged with the grand larceny of @ horse valued at #100 from an old colored man named Augustus Tuomas, who testified that he lives in Priace George county, Md., aod came here last Tuesday with a load of corn, and after selling his corn he went to the horse bazaar Where he met these men, and Wilson asked him if he wanted to buy a borse, and he told him that he had ouly five dollars. Wilson inststet on his gotng to his stabie, between 9th and 10th, and M and N streets, to look at the horse. Wit- ness consented and they went to tue stable and saw the horse, und he was asked by Wilson to make an offer for him. He offered io give $5 for the horse if he could putt, and took the har- bess of hisown horse and putit on the other horse to biteh him to the wagon, aud Hogan, who was with Wilson, jumped On Wiiness" horse and rode himaway. Witness then asked Wilson where Hogan had gone with his horse, and Wil son said, “why you have traded.” Witness stated Uhat he began to hallo for the police, bat togive Wilson $5 before he could ger bis horse He then went to the statloa louse, and notified Officers Bransoo aud Breen, who ar- rested these parties. ‘Tne old man's Statemeat in relation to Hogan’s runniag away with nig horse was corroborated by another witness, hamed George Willams. OMiser Branson testi: ie and reported that he had beea robbed. Witness stated that on receiving this taformation he knew where to go to look for the me had been playing this game for som the same old horse. ‘Tne prop: bazuar testiffed that the horse kept ‘was not worth one dollar, apd that « persons had been swiniied by Its mab, named George Barber, testified, for the de- fence, that Hogan, Wilsou and the oid couatry man came to bis house, and the old man gay him $, which, be told him, to tar others when they returned his ho about two hours afterwards they came with th horse 8nd returned it to tne old man. and wit- ness asked him if he should turn the moucy over to the men, and he said tuat he conid. as he was satistled. ‘The court here remarked that he would have to dismiss tue defendants. If There Is no law to reach these cases, 10 18 Ume | | one should be enacted. NATIONAL WOMAN SUseFRAGE Assoctatioy.— ; The Unrteenth anaual coavention of tne N ton Woman Suffrage Association ts to Ubis city next Tuesday. Among th pro: advocat ss scted to be ny, Mrs. Matlida Jossiyn . Spoftord, Miss Phorys Cor Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake, M Sewall of Indianapolis, Mra.’E Bramble”) of Pittsburg. Miss Jessi <0, Mrs. Emily Thornton Charie Foster of Pailadeiphta, Mis, rown of Pittsburg, Mrs. Mary art of Delaware, Mra, Eusabetn Boyd vert of Evansville, Ind., and ver ot New York.’ ‘Phe drst session vention whl be held ‘Tuesday moratas at tea o'ciock, aud WII be @ memorial service fn houor of the’ late Lucretia Mott. Mrs. ‘Len formally open the convention a ress CMU “President Garfleld’s Viest fe 10 Congress. MINING COMPANY TO OPERATE IN MEXICO.—A certitteate 6f Incorporation tn the name of “Tue Renecesvalles Siiver Mining Company.” of Wash- ington, D. C., and Batopilas, Mexico, with Mesers. Joseph T. Stevens, Lyndon H. Stevens, James D. Clary, Hairy E. Davis, Z. T. Carpen ter, Johu M. Comstock, W. L. Angue, A. C. Brady and Charles S. Bradley as trustees, Was fled tn the Recorder of Deeds office yester- day. The corporation is organized for the pur- bore of carrying on the business of mialny silver and other ores, reducing the same, and extracting silver and other minerals therefrom. ‘The existence of the company 1s fixed at tweaty we The capital 13 $25,000, at $1 per SMALLrox.—A. of smallpox was yesterday on 4th street southeast. T' lth (Micer repalied at once to the location and 130- eee patient, Ors: disinfecting the prem- & ane ep aa | what I have heard, in one day, from fi scholors taught therein, located in a seerton not yet fully built up, and where the distances are much more “magitiicenv’ than in other parts more central. it cannot be denied that the interest of edu- cation and the pubile good and conventence would have beep much more promot d had the cost of this butlding been distributed to the erection of at least half a dozen plain, substan- Ual structures properly located In that section, £0 that less distance should be travelled by ths. ebildren and the buildtugs themselves be much more manageable during sich weather as has prevailed this winter, aud which weather ha3 evidently “come to stay We think wit Commisstoner Morgan that it would be better to renta little wuile longer that necessary street work may be further pro- secuted, and for the bigher additional reason that the butldings asked tor by those now pr. ing the clatms of the high school are mach in advance of its wants for y ars, while the need which ts each year felt of ‘further aczommoda- provision in that direction, Let ail the money which can be spared trom taxes and other sources go to the relief of those grades Where that most important “premier pas” Is taken, and the ttle traveller makes nis lirst advance along the road whieh wel! walked leads to good citizenship. lkather Jet each child have a Ittle of the feast of fat things than that a few only should re- joive in the bounty of a fulllatd board. Tne lanes have not yet been fully gone throug’ in Ube search for thore for whom the feast ts spread. x. enatorial Purple. I would respectfully suggest, The Sar. Exuitor who proffered her advice in a recent is3u2 of your paper, that although her intentions may be good, she has shown tn her article that she knows nothing of the life of Mr3. Caristian When the latter became the wife of tie ag Senator, she mated with the son of a totally uneducated country blacksmith, aud with 2 man whose family in every rant to their old family traditior pation, poverty and low al status. Tue average American is not usuatly awed by the Claims of even an aristocratic llaeage, bai the late effuston in your paper shows that tne un accustomed eyes of at least one “fre> pora American” are dazzled by the rays of senatorial brightness—probably, owing to the distance of her orbit from that of the admired luminary. It must be true that the Tyrean dye Is cast, [97 the “purple” referred to by Mrs. Christlanzy’s adviser was so faded that the girl wife, with the clear eyes of youth, tailed to discover the royal hue so apparent to the more aged orb3 of your correspondent; but after meeting her husband’s family, and being inducted into the ite of un- accustomed labor to which he Introducad her, rit that she had descended many runz3 of the social ladder. Kegardmg any aveget statements made by Mrs.C.to tim2 and the courts, will be left all proper explana‘tons, Neither she nor her friead3 appeal to a sel?— constituted tribunal, composed of tnat c women who indulge’ in faise s the guise of uasoticited ad Why the Th Aivor Siar:—Daring the recent cold snap nlany statements of extraordinarily low tem verature were made, aud the great dl! between such reporis from local statiuus no} Tar distant from each other have catlet fora lnuich criticism and ridteule from t have not closely studied the laws and coi tons governing the subject. A few observa- bearing upon the question may perhags of Interest Lo Some Of your reiders. bg a wind storm the air 1s coustiatiy intermixed and tts t $ U ‘ds In areas over spondence. iS was notably t 2 case during: Spell just passed—the alr as tr setties in valleys and low poluis az the Warmer alr to higher levels. “The result of this stratification 1g shown by observations taken in the morning before ule direct action of the sun has had {ts effect in restoring uniformity of temperat As an Hlustration of the truth of this theory, on the morning of January 1st of the current year, within @ radius of four mules o: Sandy Spring, Montgomery county, M4, emb-acing a Inoderately rolling country with probably not more than 200 fect as the extreme variation of level, there was a difference of 30 degrees Faren- hell. the range being from 5 degrees above to % degrees below zero, according to the eleva- tion of the stations. My two thermometers, hanging side by side, stowed —16 degrees at & m., while balf a mile distant oa some- What lower ground —25 degrees was reacned on a thermometer which ordinarily agrees with them. I immediately removed one of the two toa point 100 yards distant from the house and ata level about 25 feet lower, where io min- utes It fell to —24 degrees, Another stagular pheaomenoa obs2rvable under such atinospheric conditions 13 tae rapid cbanges of temperature at a given point, as shown by frequent or continuous observations of the mercurial column. On the moraing above mentioned I watched several thictuations Of ut least two degrees in the space of ten or Niteen minutes, wii ould not have been die to radiation from ty body or other artinelal heat. ‘This 1s accounted for by a gradual move- Ment of the strata of alr by the aciton of gravi- lation or 2 gentic lateral pressure, of force in- sufticent to Intermingle tuem. A8 @ small contribution to the store of “Ob- served Facts,” 1 hope the foregoing may find a place in your columns. Respecttally, James P. STABLER. re McCullough? imoug Lue many store- keepers Who are compelled to keep open our stores on Saturday uigot. and ta consequeace find it impossible to see Join McCullough as “Kichard 111.” Can he not be induced to per- "i acter during his second week's engagemcat other than Saturday Migny “Rex.” oe A Complaint About the Ada a0 nister= of the Poor Fand. Eilitor Star:—Do any of the many sub- seribers to the fund in aldof the poor know how it 1s distributed? I amamong tne poor colored people of the northwest section of the city a good deal and would like to re ent sources, each party belug ix the other had said. “One sald +1 rough ab the station house f will noi g cau scratch along.” Another, “I have been every day for a week given my name, Wat “no Officer bas visited me, nor have I recelved a Uing, although “I am just up from @ sick Ded, my husband ha3 frost- | bitten feet, and can hardly waik, aud we have three children, ‘The woman in froat of only one child, and works ev poiiceruen, and she recet veal, suite Wood and Ove day while was waiting at the lwwuse with a crowd of others, three whtte wo- ‘ben crowded in past us, and I'said to one “do ou expect lo get anything?” “Of course I she replied. “They pusted up mt and were given groceries, while we went away with nown'ng.” Another satd: Neither I nor my husband have work. we have four children, three barefooted. We were tured out because we could not pay Tent and a neighbor took usin. I went wo tae station-huuse for help. ‘They gaye m+ a bushel oft coke which will not burn in my stove, and nothing more. Bot the same day they senta quarter (on coal,some wood and 2dollars’ worth of groceries to a white woman living at such a piace. She has three children. to be sure, but she owns the house she lives in ana certainly does not need heip more than we.” Another applying to me for a paper recommending bim for help said, “They gave two white woi.en below us here @ quarter ton of coal and some wood each, and ai tue same time they gave acolored woman a og of coal.” say ‘If we were inch deep in dirt they would Unipk us in need, but if we are clean and decent ‘Ubey say ‘Umph! you don’t need ing.’ ”” The above fsa sample of what I hear almost dafly from £0 many wouress, I cTnnot doubt ite wutafulness, Idid i sudsertbe to the fund, tion for the lower grades of the schoois cails for . through the medium of Tue Srak, to tne lady | The game lasted half an hour, resulting ina victory for the Washington boys, they scorlay two goals to one for the Battimore club. The appeal of the United States in its sult against Col. Charles S. Jones, late paymaster U.S. A., and Joseph F. Brown and Joba b. Blake, sureties on his bond for $20.000, was yes- terday dismissed by the Court In General Term. Clareuee Deringer, esq., of the law firm of Deringer & Hancock, was to-day appointed and commis: toned by the Supreme Court of District of Columbia, U.S. Commissioner and Examtaer in Chancery, Tbe grand ian have presented Percy Brown and Paul Wright for conspiracy to extort Money from Mrs. Willard by writing ietters, charging her with having poisoned her band, &c. Three small boys were arrested by Officer Breen and Ralley for the larceny of a $50 note from a colored man named Jno. T. Butler, who Was in Mr. Burchell’s grocery store, on F street, Jast Saturday ordering some groceries for Col. Duntop, In Georgetown, aud dropped tne note on the floor, when tue boys picked ft up and left the store and changed the note and divided the prrceeds. The officers succeeded 10 re- covering $44 of the money, Detecive MeDevitt, who has been quite fil at bis house in South Washington for over a Week, threatened with pneumonia, ts on daty again to-day. Register of Wills Webster to-day issued let- ters of administration to Rey. W. A. Harris on Patate of his deceased son, Robert Harris— es: rance Co. 2, Judge 1 damages | tor joss by fice on plainull's atock of goods at | 1sth and H streets tn August, 1579, 1a which the | defendunt disputes the amount | i An effort is being made to secure Rev. Dr. | Bool, of New Jersey, the well known tewaper- ance orator, who was recently in this victuity, as the pastor of Hamline M. E. Church for the | ext conference year. In the Court in General Term this morning the case of Castner agt. G. T. Langley was laken up. ‘The question in this case is whether | a conveyance made by defendant was not made in iraud on bis creditors, the complataants so Claiming, and the defence claiming the reverse, and that at the time the rematnder of his prop- erty was ample for the security of the creditors. Messrs. Edwards and Barnard appear for com- plainants and Selden and J. J. Johnson for ds- Tendants. The Courts, COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Gatrell agt. Buchner; motion to dls- miss bili overruled. Shugrue, ‘admialstratrix, agt. Bryan et al; decree afiirming decree below. Castner et al. agt Langley; on hearing. Equity Court—Judge Cor. Yesterday, Smith agt. Smith; rule on com- Platnant returnable January isth. Kiraball agt. Siiney et al.; pro confessor against certain defendants. King agt. Bulkiey; commission to take proof in Leavenworth, Kansas, ordered. Christlancy agt. Christlancy; motion to sup- press testimony overruled, To-day, Wiley agt. Jones; decree signed. Jost agt. Jost; amended and supplemental b!ll al- lowed to be Med. Bangs agt. Gormley; audi tor’s report finally ratified and dis.rdavios ordered. Francis agt. Kennedy; apoeara i ordered, Estren agt. Morrison; vesting lide and deed of release ordered. “Marphy agi. Murray; sale ordered and N. ‘T. Marray ap- pointed trustee. Fairfax agt. Evans; tesimony Tor Gefendant to be taken In open court. Dan- tels agt. Dante! ime to answer extended. CRIMINAL CountT—Judge Jam: Yesterday, Matthew Goddard, walle: jury disagreed and discharged. ” Miciavel i unitcensed bar; motion for a new trlai Catharine Dentz, untigensed bar; no. gmilcy. pros. Krei- e 12, To-day, Frederick Sou: ad Dur: not guilty. Btartin Ford, do: notie pros. York Peugh, do; not guilty. 8. C. Rand, fast driving: on bearing. PoLick Covat—Judge Snel. | After our report closed yesterday, Jas. Jones, acting sexton of the Bryantown Methodtst Church, (in Georgetown.) charged with failing | to remove the snow from in front of sald | church, was fined $2. Henry H. Cassidy, lar- | ceny of $14 from Wm. Owen; continued. Thos. | L, Jones forfeited collateral. Sandy Henderson and Jas, Ware, assault on Benjamin Hoten by cutting him in the back with a knife; Henderson was sentenced to six months tn jatl and Ware 30 days. Jno. Maloney, assauit on Jno. Brown; $1. Ham Wilson and Ellsworth Hogan, larceny of a horse vaiued at $100 from Augustin Thomas; dls- missed. Thomas Butler, colored, was charged with obtaining Boods under false pretenses; he plead guilty and the case was sent to the grand jury. : To-day, Charles Buck alias Charles Burk, threats to Louisa McKenda, his mother, who testified that he threatened to kill her; $390 bonds to keep the peace for six months, and 1a default of bonds to stand committed to ’jali for that length of Ume. George Hill, jr., forfeited collateral. Joseph and Edward O'Brien, assault on George Walker, who testified that while on his way home from a ball in Georgetown on New Year's morning he was attacked by these men and others, aud that Joseph struck him va the head witha billy. A fine of $5 and costs were imposed ineach case. Charles Heath, a young waite man, was charged with assauluing a litle colored girl named Millife Shanklin, who stated that she andthe young man met on a Path, and because she would not step aside in Lhe mud and let him pass he struck hee in the Jaw with his fist. He was flned $5 or 10 days. Stephen Douglass, Conrad Raode3 and Robert Douglass, three small boys, charged with tne grand larceny of $50 from John F. Butler; grand jury, bonds $300 each. West Washington, nee Georgetown. LINCOLN LigHT INFANTEY, Co. A, held a meet- ing at their armory last night and were drillea by Mr. J. C. B. Fisher, wno also made an ad- dress, A Communication from the Providence Guards, stating that they would be in Wash- Ingion on the 4th day of March and asking for quarters, was recelved. The following hon- orary members were elected: L. C. Batley, A. Pope. W. H. Lee, J. Coruell, F. Yates and C. F. Moseby. ———_____ | Hal, typhoid fevers, debility and every ney found that he had’ shot himself through tae head, killing bimself iustantly. Mr. P) vell, who was about 22 or 23 years of age, formerly resided at Alexandria, Va., but lately he has been living in Baltimore, where he bas b2en en- aged 23a clerk In the wholesale dry goods jouse Of Moses Cohen & Son. CITY ITEMS. Will Break Up Chills and Colds. Whew ! how coid the East wind biows, Nipping each pedestriau’s nose. What shail I, Unts wintry day, Do to keep Jack Frost at bay What will warm my half-nintted boy ? Ah! I kuow! Hub Punch foddy ; «1 of rare old Iquors ant nd tucomparable wita fae or hot water, sold by Wine Parents Who Allow Grow with scrofulous humors bursting from every pore are guilty of a great wroag. Think of them pointed oat as braaded wita a loatisome disease, and you will readily procure thea tho Cuticura Remedies, Hough on Hats. The thing desired foun: | gists for Rough on Rat. mice, rozches, bed bug: Premature Loss of the B May be entirety prevented by the tse of hett’s Cocoatue, Housekeepers should insist upon obtatutng pannel Flavoring Extracts, uney are ue eB ‘Their Childrento Up What Eminent Physiciaus Say. Coidrn’s Liebiy's Liaw bxeract of eet 1s particularly useful in diphtherla, ague, mala- ‘press. oad ib with ex: P. lug disease. We have pr or See J. eget » > 3 $B. Parsons, M.D., by abi druguiste RENEAR's CovGH MIxtURE—A splendid rem- edy for hoarseness, Uckling 10 the Uproat, whoap- ing cough, etc. Quarter pint bottles 252. s,tu,th ALLEN’S BRAIN F00p, is the only reliable tonic for brain and gexual organs of elther sex $i. Alldruggiste. Storr & CromwELL, n's, © 4s Pennsylvania avenue, “ALDERNEY WsGons.”—Fresh Alderney outter churned every morning, and delivared in 5g 1Ds. “Ward’ 4c. r ib. Algo, cottage choose, buttermilk ana Seeet ean ne pee ee ——______ SPORTING GOODS. LOLBWIS ox INDIAN CLUBS!! “* They expand the Chests of Men, Womea and Ghilareu develop ant permanently strengthen the Lungs—bardeu allthe Muscles aud overcome the devittatiog effects of sedeutary Habits. Fresh air Gud daily exercine with Intian Clubs will cure Dys- Debility and nearly “all the Lis that Plesk fo." “Beautifully shaped polished balai.ced perfect.y on Kehive's model of oer a; Price (with illustrated Book of Instruction) any Size or weiaht from 1%0 10 only $2 pez pair. Sporting Bazar. a id only at. . wiTEALA'S + ORD. treasury, bent Cor. 1516 and F Delivered free everywhere orders by postal card or tele hon WE! DE MEYERS OATAREE OUBE. Gne package .» weneraily sufficient. A real care of CATARRH for $1.00! nova 60 IMPROVED EXCELSION KIDNEY PAD! OUBE YOUR BACK AOGHE And all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs by wesring the IMPROVED EXCELSIOR KIDNEY PAD. Itiss MARVEL of HEALING and RELIEF. SIMPLE, SENSIBL¥, DIRECT, PAINLESS, POWERFUL. It OURES where all else faila. A REVELATION apdREVOLUTION in Medici: Absorption or Glrect application, a8 opposed te unsstisfact » Send tor our treatise on Kid- ney troubie, sent free. Sold by druggists, or sent 2, by THE ONLY by receipt of price, #: LoNG PAD Go. DETHOLE Mick ADDRESS THE “‘ONLY’’ LUNG PAD Co. WILLIAMS BLOCK. * Drrroit, Mice. €27This is the 0: al and Genuine Kiduey Pad. ABK for itand take no other, om nova-o RSEY, PASSAIC CIROUIT COUBIT— In Kquity, to LHoMAs O'DRISCOLL. rtue of an order of the kad Court, made on of the date heresf, in a cause wherein ALANsON M. Ranvot is cree uainaats and you are defendant, you are required to appear and ple answer or demur to the bill of said com on or before the Sta Day or Mancu Next, or tho said bill will be taken as confessed awaiust you. ‘The said bill is filed to foreclose & moxtgaze wiven by you to RicHarp A. TERHUNE, bearing date January 20th, 1874, on lands in the city and county CR ae nate of New ned te are made defendart because you own. TBOMAS ie MvuORE, By vii the 'r of Oomplaina’ Passaic, N. J., Post Oftice Bor 201. Dated January 4, 1881. jan6-la x6w AMBURG ENBSOIDEUY. 10,000 YARDS AT HALF PRICE. Se., 6c., 8¢., 10c., 11c, + 19¢., B0e., Be. 1,400 pairs of English HALF HOSE. double heals, 7 aud fall, regular made, at half price—only 1235 cents a pair. JOB LOT OF WHALEBONE GORSET3 marked down to 25 cents a parr. TOWELS, one yard 2c., 8¢., 4e. 12¢. 16: Re. JO’ LOT OF aLL Lin: ony, 1235 cents. JOB LOT OF MORSTED DRESS GOODS REM- if DI NANTS at ha ico. AILINEN NAPKINS per dozen, 60e., 75c., 81, #12 ou. AN TIREN Ta 62, 75 cents. LE DAMASK, 50 NENS, 25, 30, 87. 45, 50 2 SHEETING O14 LON, full width, for double beds, 25 cents per yard. BED COMEURIS, 750 , 81, 81.25, 81.50. Large double WHITE BtaNKETs, #2 50 pair. CAKPETS, OILQLOTHS and NOTTINGHAM vs a ] FLANNELS, OALICOES, COTTONS, SHEET- CLOTH for Mens’ and Boys’ wear, DRESn GOODS and CASHMERES UNLAUNDBIED HURTS made ot Wamsntta Cot- ton, and the best linen Bosom and Cutts, sud double breasted custom-made, warrauted ts At, enly $1, at Cc. M. TOWSON’S, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south de, jani1 near 7th st. and Genter Market —<$—<—<<_ser corer Markee M. ASGFORD'S Law Seti aoe GUNTON BURLING, Peet) Louisiana avenue, (near Uity Hall.) Office hours: 9 to 10 a.m., 14:30 tol and 4 to 5 p.m. a one neon at Seaton Coy be nad luring cifice hours, ag Title Examinations cannot be int rupted: Jan3-la ———$—— pee OF COLUMBIA SIX PER CEST BONDS, DUE 1391, of different denominations, for sale. Jan5-10§ LEWIS JOHNSON & 00 , Bankers. UCKWHEAT CAKES van be almost instantaneously made from HECKERS’ Self-Raising Buckwheat By the addition only of Cold Milk or Water. He2k- ere’ Raising Buckwheat will be found decidedly Rais the cheapest when the saving of time and troavie is considered. It is ALways RELIABLE! s with yeast, can use tue ell Mercine back, Wheat without detriment.” iat ANY ONE CaN MAKE THEM. No more mixing Buckwheat over night, but in th MORIN, when the pride is hot, wee EECKELS’ SELY-RAISING BUCK WHEAT, 4nd niiz with Gold Water or Milk, and bake imime- ‘ely. ‘This will produce light aod delictons Cakes, pro- ferred by ye thoee made with yeast. ‘For eale by all Grocers. WHOLES4LE DEPOT, Corner Ast st. amd Indiana ave, decli-s,tu,th,lm W. M. GALT & Co, BHEUNINGERS. Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, 929 Penn. 31 Manufactur- tag ab ovale it Sowa gsecially At work Wai Jewelry and Silverware alwayson hoy HEIST AS HOWSON'S ICE CREAM SRAIOB!—All Gavorings. Al ‘delicious ana reliable. §1.25 : Estes on quentities, “Aiaoy s fine seencnent at who cannot eat Bu Poe ie ii : CONGREGATIONAL CICRCL.- j Luln’e Concert Oompany will consist of MIES LULU VELING, twelve years ola, . ‘ Solo Pianists; MISS ISABULLA FREEDLEY, Dramatic sumorons Reader: MR. RICHARD ARNOLD, | Solo Vial'nist ; ME. JAMES McCORMIOR, aS o: CHORUS OF TWENTY-FOUR YOUNG LADIES. Admission 5 For 69 Teserved feat 25c. extra utt's music store. THE CONCERT OF THE SEASON. _janto Cc (RTS Oarersar SPANISH STU- ENTS. il he at ABNER'S MUSIO HALL commencing: TUESDAY, January 4, and continae until furtire notice. ___BOOTS AND SHOES. _ REMOVAL, REMOVAL, THE BRANOH BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSB HAS REMOVED TO 211 anp 2113¢ PENNA. AVE. (ormerly 5. T. 8S. E., rhehuw's,) Where we can accommodate the public of Os Hill and enrronpdix country with a full stocl the very latest styles of LOOTS AND EHOES AT THE Very Lowest Prices. pitol of Don't forget the Name and No., 221 AND 21135 PENNA. AVE. 8. E., Sign of the Hed Flag. P. 8.492 WILL BE CONTINUED THE SAME AS BB- FORE. ‘g LEOPOLD BICHOLD, Jan6 Proprietor. L®t US GO TO McCAKTHY’S FOR FINE SHOES. Let us go to McOARTHY’S for cheap Shoes. Letus go to McCARTHY'S for Ladies’ Shoes. Let us #0 to MCCARTHY'S for Gents’ Shoes. Let us wo to MoCARTHY'S for Ohildrene’ Shoes. Let us co to MCCARTHY'S forans kind of Bliss. pene ‘Us wo to MoCARTHY’S for Embroidered slip- Let us co to MOOARTHY’S for Rubbers. Let us co to McOAR1 HY’S for hand-made Shoes. Let us go to MOCAKTHY'S for Frenen Kid shoes. Lei us yo to BOOARTHY'S for oorimon sense S Pret MeanerErem eerste Let ur y "S for ye Tet us all ho to MCCARTHY'S id NEW YOK SHOE STORE, declS 605 Penusylvania aveove MABHET SPACE THE PLACE TO PURCHARZ RUBBER SHOER OHEAYP. Overshoes, eizes 6 to 12, at 6Sc. pair * 26 to 8, at 45c. pair. % 11 to2, at Bk. pair. Pa 6 to 10k at He pate. Ty ere are perfect goods, frow best manuiecturers iu the country Oome early aa the Cuppy, at these prices, is limited. Ww. BICH, dec’ 717 Market Space. Bazeains IN PIANOs. — BARGAINS IN PIANOS. ee One magnificent 7-ectave Oarved-Lex Rosewood Case PIANO, with very fine Embroidered Cover and Stool, for only $170. One enverb Upright Parlor Grand PIANO—one of of the finest Pianos ever offered for sale in this city, aud but little used: only $225. One excellent 7 octave, Baltimore make PIAAO, ‘with Btool and over, for $125. One elegant toned 634-octave ‘‘Knabe” P.ANO,for ‘only #80. One 6-cctave Chickering PIANO, 860. SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S PIANO WAREROOMS, 433 7th st. northwest. TE B parats — LE@GBAPD BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. | Hi. H. DODGE, BONDS, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SECUR ITIES BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION, j No. 639 L5th street, «(CoRooRaN BUILDING.) AGENCY FOR PRINCE AND WHITELY. Brock Bsoxers, 64 Broadway, New York. Jans Every class of SECURITIES an4 Bold on | Comaleson in San Francisco, Phils. deiphia, New York, Boston and executed on the New York Stock at one. ct telegrarih wires #9 aitimons Puilsdelpiis | New York and Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges | cities and reported back promptly. Quotations of Stocks Bonds and information regardins the Markets Seite? “Omaete is" Ootian, aod Provisions Gaoctited with dispatch. dec2-3in | TENT OFFICE, Pa Eel. PERRIN Connselor-at-Law, 809 | Lat. northwest. —Paten! ent Office practice. Maki examination ant repairs of PLUMBING, with a view tolta properss uicary a 5 promptly ot5-40)* THE MINING RECORD, 64 a No. 61 Broadway, New Tore Most oom. iste Mining Paper over pa ‘Sample spies Free. Orders erected for Mining Btocks and other Becurides both in NY an Stepleoiis ALEX. BOBT. OHISOLY. Prov’ HAT HOUSEHOLD BEWING MACIINS—we Ce me it) Woheveno scene StoRM: meet ttt we Rees cen oe: EY, 497 Oth st. B. wr Benting @S bor month 10 TURE 8 TRIUMPH. ee TALES BOOT ScTTERS if you are weak, or lanwuid. use Fra: tere it your flesh, ie flabby and y ‘our ellow, use ier’s Bitters. 1f you tive laial distict, use Frazier's Bitters “If worn dove care of chil ere Bit xion the dren, use #razier’s bitters. If sae the bines, arere ters It ou have kept late hours and: gcovtrary to the ws of heaith, use #razier'’s Koot Bitters. need toni up, take Frazier’s Bilvers. If you have al inttead of used matare’s wift. uss Frszier’s titters jf Test before your has beccms a forabodivgs. ue ere if your hands trembie aud your sia. Gold by atl drarelay <i. ae iit Seat Aventa, e2 Penney! "3 2 reluabie of work Roae * doch ne sea ae o ‘Shares i) KSIDNEGEN. {arial sections. Daltke any other pre; aration for KIDNEGEN. Kidney diMculties Pleasant aud asree EIDNEGEN. favor. It coutains TIVE DACRETIO properties aud will KIDNEGEN. NOT NAUSEATE LADIES ESPECIALLY will Uke it, ana KIDREGEN. GENTLEMEN will tind KIDNE- GEN the best Kidaey Tonto ever KIDNEGEN. ured! KIDNEGEN. NOTIOE.—Each bottle bears the Sivnature of LAWRENCE & MAR. BIDNEGEN. TIN, also 8 PROPRIETASY GOV- ELNMENT STAMP, ™ ich permite KIDNEGEMP KIDNEGEN to be sold (withont * leense) by Drauwsteta, Grocars and KIDNEGEN. other persc an everywhere KIDNEGEN. IN QUART-SIZE BOTT Ls FOR GENERAL AND FAMILY USE. KIDNEGEN. PRICE #1 PER BOCT!E KIDNEGEN. LAWBENCE & MAUTE PROPRIETORS, Cx KIDSEGEN. SOLD BY DRUGGIS'S, ¢ AND DEALERS EVEL 4. C. ERGUOD @ CO., Wholesale Agents tn Was A. VOGELER & CO., Baitimore. noli-wo LUMBER. AMAZIN Low NCE, FLOOUKING (DaeseRy).........81 60 anc 62,70 BOARDS, tux aest SOARS, Common... ENTERPRISE: We HAVE IN OUR EMPLLY 4 ARCHITECI,: 4nADY T@ FURNISH ESTINATEP PREB OF CHARGS, WILLET @& LIBKiY, Pe be STREET AND NS. ¥. avr. SFRAGU! Zs j ims Opoaes. BETWESR L 'N 1. MAREBT BOUARS [a= =ILD POWEB CUBES. SAUMPHESYP? HOMBOPATHIC SPECIFIUS. Proved from ample experience an entire ee ee nets, end rehianie, they are the Fi BOs. 5 6. Bove aps-eoly —— ¥ IN DOLMANS. LES’ BEAL 8K! 83 SEAL KKIN SACQUES. ELEGANT SILK FUR LINED WRAPS. UFFS, COLLABEITES AND HATS. GENULEMEN'S FUR SAPS. MUFFLERS AND FUR TRIMMING, fresh supply. FU BOLLS AND FOOT MUFES. STN ”, dec30_ 4337 Penma. aver mere ee ers, ALKEB’S, 306 20th ot. WwW CHAROUAL, 2 aad Qovl GRAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIRS. re Guese. DaY & 00., SUCCESSORS TO A. KING CHANDLER, ARE NOT CLOSED, a8 represented by some partics, BUT ARE IN FULL BLast, witb a fall line of @OODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, Sear | and are selling at Gect2-Im Low Down, Down Prices | P peti JOHNSON @& CO,, Bankers, WASHINGTOR, D. 0., DEALKES IN UNITED STATES BONDS, Dié- TRICT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITIES. DOWESTIO and FORE mar pus a moO Parm ‘Treatment almost Painless. No Outting! No northwest, every 20 t% Sn. Dink, ee, i se Be 16 wld, ‘March 5, 16 to 19, 28 April. ” JAMES OB ——S a