Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1881, Page 4

i j i THE EVENING STAR. NwAY...........Jamuary 17, ISSl. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasuixorox, D. C.. Jan. 17, 1881, 9:30 a. m. For the middie states, northeast to northwest W'nas occasional light snow and partly cloudy ‘Der. +tatfovary or a slight rise tn Darome- ‘er, abd a slight fail in temperature, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, ‘The following are the readings of the ther- Mouieter a! tbe Signal Office during the day:— 9 am. 2%; 11 am. 33°; 8 p.m, Ss? Maxt- em Ss; minimum. 26 Yesterday (Sundas),, January 16, the ther- Mometer at the Signal Office, in this city, stood as follows: 7 am. 18°: 11am, %0°:% p.m, 24°; 1k p.m, 22°, LOOAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Pord’s Opera House.—Miner & Kooney com- Dination. : Notion Theater.—John McCullough as “The G adiator.” ate coin Hall.—Josi, Billings on “The Probiem The Rink —Bandy game between Washington Abd Baltimore Abmer’s Mus: Hail.—The Spanish Students. tion Ceremonies. IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE FINANCE COM- MITTSE. ‘The fmance committee of the inaugural cere- monies organization met Saturday evening in the committee rooms, adjoining the National ‘Metropolitan Bank, Hon. James Gilfillan chatr- Boab und Mr. J. KL Miner secretary. Te follow. img subscriplions were announced a3 comt! Irom oF through the executive committee: J. W. ihompson, $500; H. C. Corbin, $100; J. O. P. Burnside, $100; A. M. Clapp. $100; B. H. Ware ner. $100; W. B. Reed, $100; H. A. Willard, $100; T Scmmerville, giv: W. S. Roose, $100; MM. Parser, $100; D. B. Alnger, $100; E.'K. Johason, ied; A. L. Barber, $108; Riggs & Co,, $150; A. J. Truesdell, $10 J. Creswell, ston; JF. ‘Olmstead, $iv0 S. Noyes, $100; Wasmiaztoa Gar-Li bt Co’, $1,000; Norris Peters. $400; ; Be H. Barvol, Sivv. ” Total, $3,750. Th fol- Jowiwg were selected to canvass in tie respective offices to which they Were assigned: Post office, Generai T. J. Brady; Sixth Audiior’s office, Hon. J. M. McGrew; City Post office. J. L. Tullock; Interior department, George M. Lockwood; Agriculiural departmeat B A. Carmen; War cepartment, F. C. Bernees; Cenrus office, General F. a. Walker; Peostoa Office, Major O. P. G. Clarke; Treasury depart- MeBt Hon. James Gilfilap; State departmeat, B A. Brown; Navy department. J. W. Hogg: Department of Justice, A. J. Bentley; baugs and business generally, Lewis J. Davis: District FokeM-ment and members of the bar, K.P. ge; Faliroads, steamooats, aud public con- Weyanees. RH. T. Leipoid; hovets and Uv men. A. W. Crossley. ‘The following were ap- Peluted to make a thorough canvass of the city, aud to commence op-rauoas tom-diately: Lewiss Davis, Jonn Balley, Charles Bradiey, 3 larke, f. J. Fisher, gd. B Ftten. J. © Herretl, C. A. James, W. Pe. Hee, George Ryneal, jr. Edward Tem le, Ea- Werd Weston, @. H. K. Waite, Jonn Vau 'Ris- Wier, J. H. Jonnstoa, W. B. Moses, F. A. Lutz, ¥..,G. W. Cissell, H.C. Swayae, Jota Pf. Givea, «. C. Duncanson, A. S. Pratt, Charies Baum, M. @ouldstein. YSTRRANS FROM THE WEST. Mr. Spripgmau, of this city, bas recetved a etter trom a member of the Union Veterar Cun, of Chi a.0,1ating that that organization, Which will Dumber Sue tnen stroag, will come tO ety to participate tn the inaugurauion ceremoules. ‘ihey will be accompanied by Col- Son & Mocre’s celebrated military Dand, and ‘Will no doubt present a fine appearance, as the @lub 1s entirely composed of ualon ofivers, soldiers and sullors of the late war. Senator Lcgau is ap active member of this club. INAUGURATION NOTES. Communications have been recetved from « Buu.ber of orgabizations of Knights Templar all Over the country looking to their coming to the @apital to taxe part tn the inauguration parade, ‘The Frederick (Md.) Ritlemen, Capt. Janes cSherry commanding, have unanimously ac- eepied the Invitation to participate ta tne inau- guration ceremonies. Also the Virginta Guards and Seabard Eliott Grays, of Portsmouth, Va, aud the Hili City Guards, of Lynchourg, Va; have accepted tbe Invitation to take part In tae Mauguration ceremonies. ...Gen. Godirey Welt- vel suggests that that portion of the engiacer @orps stationed at West Point and Willet’s Point, with the band from the former piaz-, take part in the inaugural procession. He sta‘es that twenty years agu, at Une first inauguration Of President Lincoln, Co. A of the engineer corps had the rigat of the Lne....Gov. Bigelow, of Connecticut, writes that himself and stafl wili be present.-..Gov. Perkins. of Calffornta, re- grets not being able to be present, but tue state ‘Will be represented by the adjatant general, Several Officers of the goveruor's staff, an Probably several paules of the natioual guso....th correspondwe secretary of the executive committee has received inrormation from the Fitth Maryland regiment that {1 will ‘De in Washington to take part in the tnaugura- fon ceremoxies, ‘THe easiest, (uletest and surest way to cure a cold is touse Dr. Bull's couga syrup. t ——— A MxerinG of WooL Growers and manntac- turers of wooiens was held at the Eovitt Howse Baturcay. Gen. Le Duc, of the Agricultural Dureau, presived, with Wm. MeMarirte secre- tary. Others present were J. L. iiayes, gr Geut of the National Association ot Manufacturers, Boston; T. J. Staiey, Kans. W. @ Markham, Avon, z Bisseil, Pitsburg, Pa.; Hon. W. S. Shallenberger. Pean Sylvania: M. Wise, Pennsylvani Senator Withers, Virgtuia; Suryeoa Greenleat Movtuna Territory; W. L. Archer, Pennsylvania; Dr. McKeilar, of Leman Dessong, Australia A Fesoluuion was adopted that It ts advisabie that the Agriculture bureau tostitute a register of the different breeds of sheep ana cattle In the United States, and that this convention €asnestly urge upon Congress the Importance Of establishing in the District of Columbia an experimental farm, to be maintained at the expense of the government, for the purpose of acquiring and maintaining the dest species of domesticated animals, and especially of sheep aud cattle, for distribution among the states. Dr. McKellar gave an tnteresting account of sheep culture in Australia. At the evening session Mr. Hayes, of Boston, delivered an ex- tended address upon our looms and how best to supply them. Dr. McKeliar gave an accouat of how ranches were started in Australia and New Zealand. CONGESTION OF THE LunGs, taflammation of the Ubroat and dificuity of breathing fre- ently result from a severe cold. Tae reme- properties combined ta Dr. Jayne's Expec- torant are espectally destgaed to break up fe Verish and inflammatory tendencies, remove eenstriction of the throat, aud by ‘priagiag about a free expeetoration promotg natural fepptration and & speedy cure. A reputation maintained for forty years affords to ail a guarantee of the practical mer of the remedy. t Crarstias Cecaca is Wasmrxaros,—The Baitimore Sum of this morning sayz: At the ‘Christian h, corner of Paca and Lombard Btreets, yesterday, Rev. H. D. Clark, past announced that he had conseated to briag to the notice of tue churcnes of Itke faith in Mary- Duliding of a new house of » denomtaation tn ington eity. The fact that Presideotelec “Let ts a@ Wember Of the Christian or Disciples’ church bas brought this body ofchristians promtaeatiy Beiore the pubite, although they are not au- merically stropg' tn the northern and eastern Blas Kev. Frederick W. Power, pastor of the eburch in Washiugton, says tnat it ts proposed So erect @ church Costing about $6,009, dut Ifa sum sufficient 13 contributed a more eligible site than the one now oceupled by the present edifice, on Vermont avenua, willbe secured. Rev. Mr. ed that Mr. Kodart Brace, of ty, © cetve contribadons for the Washington enurch. MME DOUGLASS, Of 13 east 11th street, New York, bas opened for tue seasoa in Parlor E, Arington Hotel t ‘TRE GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM.—The board of Gireciors of the German Orpaan Asylum have appolnted the following committees: tse—eeorge Brietbarth, Joun Katser, D. Hurlebrans, Frederick Landgeaf, Wa. C Staedt. Admitlance—Dr. J. Walter, Louta Uer, M. Kraut. Rent—H. Kaadler, F. {mo fr. Inspection—M. Kratt, Dr. J. Walter, C. Shaeter. Coutributions forthe support of ‘the asylam Were reerived from Oriental Lodge, [. O. O. No. 19, $25: W.M. Galt, though Cuas. Schneldel ‘one barrel of ilour. pa Hor Srxive diamond earrings, studs, pins, at Poggs t ‘THe THIRTEENTY ANNIVERSARY Of the Sun- @ay School of the Centra! Presbyterian Ch reh, @orner of 3d and J strevts, was celebrated ye: terday afternoon. Rev. A. W. Pitzer, D. D, pastor, opened the exercises with prayer, after which a bymn was rendered by the scuool wito fue effect, acco-npanted by Mr. Relgart at the orgen. Rev. Mr. Plizer then addressed the sehool. Yhis Sabbath School was organized With bine members. on tue 26th of Janusry, 1e68, and has averaged two hundred schotars on ite Fol. Dr. Pitver and J. Enderle are the superintendents. AN ACTUAL Pact.—To be admired more or less is the desire of every lady. To look nfined, elegant, styiish, neat and trim is within the means of all who value the opiulons of others or Of those who feel @ eatisiaction in looking Condensed Lecals. Street lamps will De lighted at 6:30 p.m. and extingulshed at §:90 p.m. ‘The contest for the sword at the fair of the Nineteentb-sireet Baptist church resnited to @ victory for the Capital City Guards, they basing a majority of 80 votes over all’ ecai- ore. titore. Miss Phovbe W. Couzens, chairman of the ex- ect tive committee of the National Wom in Suffrage Assoctation, has issued a call for a memurial serviee on the life aud character of Lucretia Mott, at Lincoln Hall, to-morrow morning at i0 o'clock. The eulogy will be pro- nounced by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Yesterday morning, an old man named Wesley Turner was found dead in the office of Wood & Co., corner of 6th aud K streets. Toe coroner was notified and gave a certificate of dt ath from inflammation of the bowels. AUSt. Patrick's church. yesterday morning, Archbisbop Givbons confirmed over $0 cl:tidren and several adults. ‘The Dashaways met last night at Tallmadge Hall, “Bud” Esgieston in the chair, aud after prayer by Rev. C. W. Denison addresses were delivered by Col. Montes, Major Add. D. Welch, H. B, Moulton, D. P. Holloway,J. Kirk Sheldoa, Jobn Marks and Charles M. Nye. Wesley Turner, an old mano, was found dead yesterday oe In the office of Wood & Co., corner 6th aud K streets. The coroner was called, abd gave a certificate of death from in- Sammation of the bowels. ‘Tbe ‘Thought Exchange,” a meeting of spiritual: tg, materialists, aud others,whica as- Sembies at Tallmadge Hall for discussion every Sunday, had up for debate yesterday the ques- Mon “What shall we do to be sayed?” when several advocates of Christianity - presented themselves und argued the question from their POmnt of view. It was Mr. James 8. Topham (not Mr Enoch Totten) who presented the address of the jurors to Judge Hagner mentioned in Saturday’s Stax. ‘The congregation of Grace lon of the Reformed church, yesterday eléctea the fol lowing officers .f the congregation: Elders, J.H. Lichtilter, conye Benoer and Willtam W. Lesh; a james B. Allbrignot, Joun Houts and Henry Yost. Rev. Charies FP. Son- tog, No. Sv6 H street, 1s the pastor of the con- gregation. A member of a colored secret order which Was re erred to lu TRE Staka few days sluce, Writes to Complain that the uu of sald order Was hot correctly printed and sends the follow- ing as its official designation: “The Ancient Independent Order of Brothers and Sisters of the Sons and Daughters of Moses of the United States of America and the world at large.” Grana Architect Dement has installed the officers of Lafayette Lodge, No. 13,10. ML, as follows: F. C. O'Neill, 8. M.; W. E. Clapp, W. M.; R.A. Porter, J. M.; Ed. Flagg. recording secretary; George W. Sargent, fluancial sec- Tetary; Con, Horegan, treasurer; J. C. Calla- han, chaplain. CLarles Jones, a colored boy, was accidentally killed Saturday afternoon in the county. Tue boy Was assisting bis grandfather, Henry John- son, to cut down a tree in Gleason's woods, When the tree fell suddenly aud crushed the bey. Coroner Patterson viewed the body of the boy and decided that an investigation waa un- Decressary., He gave &@ certificate Of acci- dental death. Robert K. Simms and Thomas MeNeal, two Joung white men, were arrested last evening by the police of the fifth precinct, oa a charge of insulting two young ladies on 11th stress, Gaughiers of Mr. Branduer. McNeal, it ay peared on investigation, had noining to do with the case and was disuissed. The first named was retained for a hearing this morning, And as NO witnesses appearel LO prosecuve 1d he Police Court the case was dismissed, eg lo Kate Marr, sub lot 126, sq. 445, $1,500; and sub lot 130, do.; —-. Chas. H. Nor: lou to F. Miller, sud’ lot 9, sq. 623. $2,500; aud art sud lots 8 and 9, sq. 302; $545.70. W. P. wers to M. A. Keyworta, lot 1. sq. 429; ¢—. F. R. Sparksto A. E. Clark, lot 8, sq. 942: | Amusements, &e. Forp's Oren Hovuss.—The Harry Pat Rooney combination will open at the O Jera House to-night. The entertainment will be (his by a company, composed of the t variety and specialty people :f the age. Fun 1s the feature of the performace. } National TagaTse —Mr. John McCullough | will commence his second week In this city to- | Bight a8 “The Gisdiator.” His fine acting in ‘this part has been always much appreciated in ‘Warbingion. Josh Billings,” the eate- Lixcotn Hatt. bratd humorist, will discourse ac Lincoln Halt to-night on “The Probiem of Lite.” The lvc- ture Is under the auspices of the Columbia Boat Club. Mr. W. 8. Andrews has atso been engagedsby the club to lecture here. ‘The many friends of the Columbia Club should all attend this evening. ‘THE Kink.—There will be a game of rink banay at the skating rink this evening be:weea } Wasbing.on and Bulttmore players. ‘THE Concert by the wonderful young pianist, Lulu Veling. assisted by other excellent musi- clans, iil come off at the Congregational church | on the gist. Migs Veling wil! play at the Waite House this evening GRanD Orgaa.— the sale of seats for the two nights of Her Majesty's Opera Company at Fo:d’s Opera House next week wili commence to-morrow at half-past eight o'clock, aad those who intend to secure good seats should attend to the mater in Ume. ——e—__ Mr. A. J. Drexel entertained the Satn:daz Cl ©. of Phiiadelphis, at nis residence Saturuay evening. Gens. Grant und Hartraoft were among the prominent persons presea. Jas. Stephens, an emjiove2 ata sa” millin Optariv, was instantly killed last Friday by the peas! ots Co @ large pivee of which Toke bis skull, —_—_______ll.._. CATARRE. Choking, Patrid, Irritating Muceus Disledged. Membrane Stimulated, Cleansed Disinfected, Soothea and Healed. Breath Sweetened, Smell, Taste aud Hearing Hestored, Constitu- Bavages Checked. Relie? Instantaneous, Cure Rapia, Radical, Permanent, Dr. Sanford’s Remedy. ‘The great local and constitutional treatment orig- inated by Dr. Sanford consists of one bottle of the Bapicat Cunm, one box of OstarniaL Soivaerr andone ImrroveD INHALER, neatly wrapped in one packace, with full directions, and sold by a, T, J. Stanton et al., trustees, etc.. to M. A. Con-+| druggists for §1. Ask for SaNForp's RaprcaL neily, lot 23, in Peters’ Square, Georgetown, D. CG; $00. Ira Nichols to A. B. Grosn, lot 85, 8. 867;$——. Kate Murr to A. 8. Gregg. lot 13", 8g. 445. $2,000, Charles Walter to Ann Callahan, lol 92, tq. 283; $—. Georgetown College to B J. Carpenter, lot 12, sq. 763; 943 88. H. A. Gans- Dritlet al to M. ‘Costello, lots 5 and 6, 54. 912;$—. Hugh McGinness to Thomas Kerby, Jot 1, Sq. 95; $5,000. C. W. Pairo to 8. 8. Kall, lots 2 and 9 of the Widows’ Mite; $- T.P. Shaffner to 8. C. Shaffner, nea on 864; $—. R. A, Laskey, trustee, to Charles Walter, lot 9, Sq. 293; $—. FP. J. Adt et al. to Christian Schickler, lots 27, 25 and 29, sq. 1043; $3,000, J. L Simms et al to W. C. Hazel, lot 12 in Beatty and Hawkin’s addition to Georgetown: $375. District of Columbia to Harvey Spalding, lot 4, 8. 84, $20.46; LOL 8, Sq. 693, $22.52; lot 1, 84. $46.35; lot 19, By. 35, $17.43; lot 20, 8q. 38, $1 Jot 15, sq. 110, 53.24; lot 15. sq. 140, 7. $35.32, Harvey Spalding to Mary Wall, lots 1, 19 aud 20, sq. 38, lot 4, Sq. S4, 10s 15 and 16, sq. 140, and lot 8, sq. DRaTH OF A WELL Known Crtizey.— L. Yerby, of the firm of Hooe Bro. & C Washington, and for many years acitizen of Georgetown, died at his residence, No. 1417 8 Feet. yesterday, after a long Iliness, aged i: years. “Mr. Yerby was born in Virgiala. but has resided in this District for 45 years, aad was highly esteemed by all who knew him. —_- West Washington, nee Georgetown. Masonic.—At the recent meeting of George Cc. Whiting Lodge No. 22, 8. N. hora, P. presented W. H. Griffin, the retiring W.St., @ past master’s jewel. At the meeting this Week, B. D. Hyam will deliver a lecture on the “Beanties of Masonry.” WHERE'S THE GARBAGE MAN?—The garbage taker has not been seen for months past oy many householiers here? Where 13 he? ILLUMINATION AND SKATiNG.—Arrangements have been made for an illumination aud skat- ing carnival upon the Potomac this evening. Alexandria. REUBEN JouNsTON, Esq., one of Alexundria’s Most prominent citizens, died suddenly at his residence, on Prince street, to-day. Mr. John- ston had been suffering with a bad-cold for about two weeks. This morning, about 4 o'clock he was taken suddeniy tii and con- Unued to grow worse, until about i2 o'clock, when he calmly breathed his last. The de- ceased was born in this city October 24th, He learned the art of printing, and served ta some of the best offices of bis aay in New York and Washington, among them the old National Intelligencer office, in the latter city, from which so many of the prominent men of the country graduated. Afterwards be was ad- laitted to the barof Alexandria. He was for about thirty years auditor of the corporation and clerk of the common council. On the orgaplvation of the Washington and Ohio Ratl- Toad Company he was appointed secretary and treasurer, which position he Miled with credit to bimseif and satisfaction to the company up to the time of bis death, a period of 25 years; he Was also clerk of the Alexandria Canal Com- pany, for 4 number of years. He served in the Plerpont, Alexandria legislature, and sequently in the Virginia legislature of 1569-70, at Kicbmond. He was past master of Alexan— dtla Washington Lodge of Masons, and at his death was senior warden of Christ (Episcopat) church. He leaves a widow and four children —Mrs. Siingluff, residing in Baltimore, and Mesers. Reuben Joluston, jr., an artist, now in Spain; Charles Jobnston, in Baltimore, and Philip B. Johnston, in New York, SLEIGHING ON THE ‘BR.—The coid weather Of last night bad the effeet of hardening the ice op the river, and to-day a large number of Skaters enjoyed tne sport. Mr. John Swift, Who lives on the opposite side of the river, came across On the ice this morning with a sleigh drawn by a number of men, purchased a quan. Uty of feed for his horses and returned. The Weight of the sleigh and its contents 13 sald to have been about 500 pounds. Capt. Peter Fran- cls, Whose oyster boat was reported sunk at Nabjemoy whart, arrived in this city yesterday. He confirms the report, but thinks he will save his cargo of oysters. LAND SaL¥.—Messrs. O'Neal & Lucas, auc- Uoneers, sold to-day, in front of the market house on Fairfax street, under a decree of the clreuit court of Fairfax, a tract of land in the village of West Ead, a short distance from the Stone Bridge, containing 165 acres of dry land, 6%, acres Of meadow, and about 10 acres of marsh laud, to Lewis Peverill, of thts city, for #1.545. The lot of ground, with a two-story frame, dwelling-house thereon, in West End, advertised to be sold to-day, was withdrawn. A New Tows.—A new town has been com- menced on the Washington and Onto rullroad, near where the Arlington road crosses the first- bamed road. between this city and Falls Church. Dr. Bareroff, who 13 the leading spirit of the enterprise, is building a large mill at that point and a somewhat imposing church edifice ts being erected. —Ga: Saturde AMBUBG EMBROIDERY. 10,000 YARDS AT HALF PRIC! lle., 2 12e., Le. Re. 1,400 Lee of English HALF HOSE, double heels, end full, resular made, at half price—only 1235 cents a pair. JOB LOT OF WHALEBONE CORSETS marked down to 25 cents a parr. JOB LOT OF ALL LINEN TOWELS, one yard 12! ts. Tr ‘OF WORBTED DRESS GOOD3 BEM- ‘S$ at half price. NAPKINS per dozen, 50c., 75c., 81, an LINES FABLE DAMASK, 50, 62, 75 conta. TABLE LINENS, 25, 30, 37. 45, 50 cents. SHEETING COrro! fal width, for double beds, 81, $1.25, $1.50. BED GOMEUR (a: te Large double WHITE BLaNKETs, 62 50 pair. CARPETS. “GILGLOTHS ‘and ‘Rorridadam FLANNELS, GALIOOES, COTTONS, SHERT- CLOTH for Mens’ and hg? wear. DR28~ GOODS and CASHMERES. UNLAUNDSIED 5HUKLS made of Wamsutta Oot- ton, sna the best linen Bom and Cuifs, and Warranted $2 Gouole breasted custon.- ‘Bt, only 82, at Cc. M. TOWSON’S, uns. ‘This never-faillng specific goes to the root of the trouble. Onoking, putrid mucous sccumulations are dislodged, the membrane stimutated, cleansed dieinfected, soothed and healed, breath eweetened, smell, taste and hearing restored, constitational ravages checked, and the catarrhal virus neutral- ized and expelied. ‘We know Dr. Sanford's treatment is not a nos- trum of the hour, originated in ignorance and cupidity and sustained by incredible statements having no foundation in reason or fact. On the contrary, we believe itto be ecientifio, rational, radical, appealing to the intelligence, and backed by an untarnished reputation of over a quarter of a century. ‘Relief in five minutes in every case. Gratifying, wholesome relief beyond s money valav. Gure be- gins from the first application. Itis rapid, radical, and permanent. Itis economical, agreeable, safe und never-failing. Try it while there is yet time. Attack without delay the most aggravated and de- structive form of human suffering. Geners! Ayents, W) CoLurss* exs & Porras, Boston. VoLTaic PiaxtTens relieves in five minute Jani? LADIES GOODS. [SEXAmPLED INDUCEMESTS. Prior to taking stnek we propose to give our cus- tomers ab opportunity to save fully 40 per cent on the palace of our attractive stocx of : HERS, baa RIBBONS, And FANGY GOODS of all Kinds. HATS and BONNETS at Jers than wholesale prices. Aspecial lot of KID GLOV8S ata great barwain. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, janl3_ Nos. 682 and 623 D street n.w. ae ees SS REA ORS Diatract a w= carefully selected by herself from the Houses of Paris. Cau be found at her parlor, Ne 1827 # street, opposite Ebbitt House. —_jan7-2m ‘08 THE PABTY SEASON. Evening and Reception BONNETS. Fine FRENCH FLOWERS. LAGE and BEADED NES for Overdreases. All the newest styles in LAUE3, SASH RIBBONS: “Yahis EID GLOVES Aud a fine line of N&W DRESS TRIMMINGS. At M. WILLIAN’S, janS_7 Cite Trevise, Paris, 907 Pa.ave. "ME VON BRANDIS, M FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER, 913 Pennsy Avenue, 3 Formerly with Lord & BiX-> end Won. (0. arr and Oo., St. toule, ito. DRESSES, SUITS CLOaRS. Ef, made tn, eu perior af ort notive. jut ant a ey = jsné-lm (CBE. RuprEnt, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. BARE eee F NEW NOVELTIES IN FANCY WORSTED WURK of New Designs, for Emb1 on Linen, Mam- be Taoth and Felt Glow, 7 A fall line of Worsted (hand-knitted) Gooas Satin wad Velvet, Child's Bonnets, Embroidered. Cloats, sll eizes. ind a weneral Outit for Ohiideen. ni ‘orsted,@erman Yarn, all colors, and alliinds of Embroidered Matortal oA hand at the Lowest Market Price. deok-tr 155 SELMA BUPPERT. My 608 Oth street, =n. raJbP- Patent OMoe, AET EMBROIDERIEN, ZEPH YRS, OREWEL and GERMAN1OWN WOOL, FELT. OaNVASSKs, and all Material for FANCY NEEDLE WOKK. Fine selection of LACES. HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS, WORSTED and CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS; full line of MACRAME THREAD, STAMPING promptly exécnted. dec?T Mw B. VAN REUTH, PABISIAN MODES, 2142 13th 8t. Northwest. ge MOURNING DREGER WALKING SULT, DIN: NER and REOEPTION DRESSES. Samples of the latest importations of Dress Goods. Noveltios in Trimmings aud Buttons, al- ways on hand. Com Costumes of at the shortert notices Se deol? SUGLA’S PARIS KID GLOVES Repvcep 250. Per Par. 2-Button, 81.50. Button, $1.75. 4 Button, $2.00. GENUINE MONOGRAM KID GLOVES. 2-Button, 75c. Ty 11.00, Bata © Taton, 01,00. J. P. PALMER, DMPORTER AND DEsionER OF. FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, Ne 1207 F et. Ya's LADIE® BOOTS. op ex Bator ear Tae oo am making to occer s class of SHOES for. D | ‘and Children thst cannot be oxcsled. ATLY: B08 istcs opp. Patent Oftce. Qrzaat DRAWING OF THR LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. Single number, Class “A,” drawn at New Oriean s, La., on Tuesday, January 11th, 1841. FULL PRIZES. 5YT6O | GOI35 | 60332 606: Priz*. SSESESSCESE 2See' eSygeeenerss! SSTEETSSETEE! Beez eFererySesuwwsees : 8. Wi gis Ses 2 New York, #9.100, cach $1,600, Jeans ana Chicago. APPHOTIM «TION PRIZES, 3200 17,461. 200 18,031. 18° 032. aB.0 4 the capital prize of “The subscribers having sapervised the Sinale Nanber Drawing, Clase h, LOOLMTANA STATE LJTTERY, hereby certify that ths anove are ths Bumbers which were this day drawa from the 100, 000 placed iu the wheel with the prises corre- sponding to them. Witness our hands at New Orleans, La., this ‘Tuesday, January 11th, 1881. ied GIFFEN, 18 H. PLL, zone # Commissioners. x, TA. A houssRAD Prizes cashed in full without deduction. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. i TAKE NOBIOR! AD correspondence should be with M. A Dauphin as below. In ait ease the TICKETS themselves are sent, and never circolars offering certificates or anything else instead. Any one pro- posing to offer anything else by circular or other- ‘wise, on his own bebalf or that of the Gompaay, is A Splendid Opportunity TU WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS B, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH, 1861, 128TH MonTaLY Daawixe. Afperimeners aeeekd yee taco yt ‘This institution was iy_ incorporated by ‘state for educational and cbar- Hable’ purposes "in 1608, Tor the tetas of twenty-five years, to which contract the in- violable faith of thestate is pl hae ‘been rene Fatad of over $390,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- ‘TION wil take pince suonthiy on the second. Tuce- It Never Seates or Postpones. Look at the following distribution: OAPITAL PRIZE, 830,000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACg. HALF TICKETs, ONE DULLAR. LIST OF PRIZE: APPROXIMATION PalzEs. 9 Approximation Prizea of 8! 82,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 200. 1,800 9 Approximation Prizes of 10U. 900 ‘1,857 Prizes, amounting 20....0... +8110, 400 rr ents wanted at al points, to whan liberal compensation wil be paid, la” Alaa Creat eet or, or rder by mali. Addressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans La., or M. A. DAUPHIN, at No. S10 Broadway, New York. Or J. P. HORBACH, 605 14th st. n.w., Washington. D.C. §2-All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are \der the supervision and msuagement of Gens. @. TP BEAUREGARD and JUBAL a. BARLY it CITY ITEMS. Buchupaiba. ‘New, quick, complete cure,4 days, urinary affections, smarting, frequent or ditficult urina- Uon, kidney disease. $1. Druggists, 450 hae ave. “ALDERNEY Wagons,”—Fresh Alderney butter st ae every eet eee In 36 lbs. N°t TO CABBY THEM OVEN. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIOES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRW Days. OVERCOATS. Overooats now $20, formerly $25. Overcoata now 15, fermerly 20. Overcoata now 10, formerly 15. Overcoate now 8, formerly 12. SUITS. Suite that were 825, now $20. Suits that were 20, now 16. Suite that were 15, now 12. Buite that were 13, now 10. Suite thatwere 10 now 8. COATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS' AND BU¥S' OLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE Revucep Puices. A. STRAUS, ROM Pennsylvania Avenue, SBeTwReEn 1078 aNp litH Saw Jan8 SWALLOWI js POISON. SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. N, merely Local remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffe, can possibly reach or eradicate the virulent sporules of Catarrh. ‘This fact explains the won- derful cures effected by Da. WEI DE MEYEE'S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem- brane throughout the system and form a OONSTI- TULIONAL as well as local antidote, as certain to OURE CATARRH, as vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pox. Its nnprecedented sale with unsolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, at ALL STAGES of the discase, HAVE BEEN OURED by this wonderful remedy, establich beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYEB’S OA- TARBH CURE is the most important medical discovery sice vaccination. Rev. C. H. TaYLon. 140 Nobie street, Brooklyn, writes : ‘‘One package Produced a radica: cure." ‘*It entirely cured a member of my family who had suffered from Ca- tarrh for 40 years.” J. D. MoDoNaxp, 710 Broad- way, N. Y.: ‘‘It cured me after dootoring for nearly 30 years." Mus. Kuma 0. Howse, 39 W. Washington Place, N. ¥.: ‘*I can speak for sEvEN members of my family who have used it with great benefit.” Exv. W. H. Sumwen, Frederick, Md. : ‘Everybody troubled with Catarrn as I was should use it.” Many A. Ranken, 494 N. Clark street, Tl: ‘*For etx years I did not breathe through my nostrils until I used Wel De Meyer’ Ontarrh Cure.” Mus. M. E. SHENEY, 3022 Sarah street, Bt. Louis, Mo.: **It gave me instant relief.” F. J. Onaxx, Atlantic Hotel, Ohicage: “*It restored me to my ministerial labors.” Rev. Gxo. A. Bres, Cobleskill, N. ¥.: ‘tit relieved mo of agreat Polyps” W.H. TRUESDELL, M. D. Elgin, Ill, &c., &.,&c, &o. Dr. Wei De Meyer’ “TREATISE” is mailed yner. His ‘*OURK” is DELIVERED to any address, by D. B. Dewey &0o., 46 Dey Bt., N. ¥., at 1.00 complete. —_novd-e0 eee PORTLAND CEMENT, THE STKUNGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST. BOOKLAND (MAiNE) LIME, oy The best in America. OHURCH, SOROOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of every description at Factory Prices. OOD MANTELS AND TILING ™ Of all kinds, a speciaity. L. E. GANNON, Rooms 10, 11 gud 22, Corcoran Building, B. ®: SPanmow, i ATTORNEY. AT-LAW. jant-1m* 408 5th st. northwest. W: STONE ABERT, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW, jan8-6m_ Ne. 408 Sth st. n.w. Janvany 10rn, 1881. Coranryersue notice. GEORGE W. BEALL and ALEXANDER E. BEALL have this day entered into = ‘under the Atm name and tite of GES. W, BEALL E BRO , for the transaction of a fret-clase Faw ‘Y GROCERY BUSINESS. We are now prepated to mnpply our friends and the publi Ne end FeaGh GHOce SNeuadust tor tue Dest pone liquors. ; AMUSEMENTS. 2 DROP: Ma HUUSe.2 sig ste vnly BEB MAJESTY'S OPE tA COMPANY. MONDAY EVENING, Janua-v 24, Beliint’s Opera, La SONNAMBUL. Sienor Ravelli tiknor Del Puerte Lisa. Se 8 wie Valergs | ami . Sxl 2. Mme. Etqlka Gerster Dire tor of Mwic and Condactor. rien r Arditi, TUESDAY EV&NING, Jan. 2", Gounod’s Overs, : jee ADDO LU Margherita. -Mi'e. Alwiua Valeria Full Said, Chorus and Baliet of Hor Majesy's ra. The ssle of reserved seats for the season will con. mence Tuesday morning, Javnary 18, at tre box office of the theater. Eor ure peter nas ances, uhureday morning, January 20, ate: piace Prices—Orchestra and dress circle, $3.00. Ad- mission which does not nelude seate, $1 5J. iw N4770"4n THEATER. MONDAY, JANUARY 17, Farewell week and Jaet app-arance in this city, previous to hus season at Dray Laue Theater, mndon, of the Eminent Trayedian, MR. JOHN McCULLOU Bupported by MR F B WaKDE = powerful dramatic compaay. REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK: Monday and Saturday Evenuxs—THE GLAD- IATOR. “iuesday HAMLET euresd VIRGINIUS. ‘Thurréas—n+ HABDL all. “i }riday— RE HELIEU . baturcay Matiuee—LADY OF LYO V8. EB" There will be no Matinee on Wedceeday MONDAY, JANUAKY 2%, JOSEPH K EMMET. id a moe Ree OPEBA HOUSE. Week Commencing MONDAY, JANUARY 11. Matinces Wednesday aid Saturday. ‘The Opera House has been engaged thin week to THE GIGANTIO SPECIALTY COMPANY, Under the Management of HARNY MINER AND PAT ROONEY. The Finest Variety Combination in the Country. 30 EMINENT OELEBRITIES wo Ina Grand VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT INCULN HALL. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2418, 8 O'CLUCE. Rev. HENRY wakp . BEECHER. BSvuesecr - “THE NEW PROFESSION.” Aawirsion, a -50 Ocate. Reserved seata with extra charge at the Ellis Music rtore, 907 Pa. ue. Jani7-Tt OLLESM SKATI®PG KINK POL®, BALTIMORE WASHINGTON SERIES. WEST END CLUB, BALTIMUKE, Gainer VASHINGTON CLUB, MONDAY MIGHT, JANUARY 17, 1881. Furfece cleared at 8.36. jant6-2 ING. . The lectures are olmmbia Boat Club. ic ke te at Eilts’ Music Store. heserved tests fifty te Jani5 20° "SS CONCERT JAN. 21, i) cents. | Peed VELIN CONGREGATIONAL CHUROH. Lulu’s Oencert Company will consist of MIt8S LULU VELING, tweive years old, Solo Fianiste; * MISS ISABELLA FREEDLEY, Dramatic tiumorous Reader; ME. BICHARD ARNOLD, Solo Violinist ; MR. JAMES McOORMIC! z = Buffo; Admission 50c. snd 75c. ; reserved seat 25c. extra For sale st Metzerott’s muricstore. THE CONCERT OF THE SEASON. jani0 BALLS AND PARTIES. BanD FRERCH DiBSs AND MASKED BALL, AT CDD FELLOW>' HALL. Given by Union Fraternelle de Langne Fran cae & THURSDAY, Janvany 20. Orchestra of 25 pieces, supported by 200 Mirli- ton, under the direction of L. mehveid-r. GRe SD BANQUET, every dirk of which ie t> be contributed by acme famous Chef of tae city. ‘Tickets, admitting a geu'leman aud india, For esle'at Perresrd’e, 58 14th st; Elli-‘« and ‘Metzerott’s atorer. dant? Tt LECTURES. NNOUNOEMENT — "OVER THE COUN- It ie me to secure at my Own expense a Hall as the place for deliverine: fue the beneut of the particularly poor of the District of Columbia, alsctureon a subject I have long investigated, nanecly: . TYPE AND STATE. Among the types of which that Lecture will dis- sobrre are some of thow- presented in Mr. Vance'a Princes’ Favors; some of thoxe presented iu the Sap e powerful writer's Little Amy's Christmas, and fome of those de in Mayhew's London La- bor and the Lonion Poor. Ube Lecture will also devote Fpecial attention to the types presented in Don (hoixcte, and to types presented in biegraphy, amorg them Wirt and Chase, contzarted and com- pared. Thongh made as brief as pos-iute, the 1460- ture must Decessarily occupy in delivery at leat two hours ‘The time sna piace of its delivery will be anvounced in a future advertisement. Jau16-20° K. B WARDEN. HIBTEENTH ANNU. Ce. p= = VENTION OF THE me NATIONAL MAN'S SUFFEAGE jOCIA- oe ik TION —_ WILL ASSEMBLE AT LINCOLN HALL ON THE 18rx AND 19TH OF JANUARY. ‘The following delegates and fpeakers have indi- cated their intention to be present and to pertici- pate in the deliberations of the convention, viz: Habeth Cacy Stanton, Suscn B. Authony, Matil- da Joslyn Gage, Ly Devereux Blake, Mary A. Stuart, Phebe W. Ccuzene, Edward M. Davis, Robt. Porvis, Frederick Douglare, Clemence 8 Lozier, sche. G. Foster, . A. Blaud, M D., emily ‘bornton Charles, Charlotte J. Godbe, “Martha icvleusn Brown, M. Cora Biand, mM. Bicker, Jane M- Spofird, May W.islit Thompson, a de-sie Waite, Bearious m., 2:50 and 7:30 o'clock . m. First morning session free. afternoon and evening tessioue, 1 cent BELVA LE! o'clock A'TGCKWOOD, Vice Prest., D. 0, INH. KHELDON, eecretary. — Janl¢-3t SPORTING GOODS. 10 LEWIS psa, Debility her to," vat iy i i—polished fect Kehoe's model of Rock Maple. Pree Cate iiesated Hook at foes orw mat feces 3 to 20 the:, only @2 per pair. col EARA’S Sporting Berar, or. an he ry, every where, Delivered f 7 gend orders by postal card or telephone, "ascit Pharmacist, ith and Ists. and 3dand 0 n.w. Fipiiton, “aiCaevorings 61 6 gaan: the -1 reliable old _ gh aa Bemember the 10 oe HATES! SKATES! Sharpening MISCELLANEOUS. TOLU BROCK AND HYE, TOLU ROOK AND BYS. | TOLD ROOK AND KYR. | TOLU BOOK AND BYE. THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND SURE CURR | FORCOUGHA, OLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTEMA: CONSUMPTION, ‘AND ALL DISEASES FW THE THROAT AND LUNGS. TOLU. — TOLU. — TOLU. known for Bronchial, Pectoral ang TOLD. = TOLU a TOLU. Pulmonary Afections AN EXOEL- TOLU, — TOLU. aa TOLU. LENT APPETIZER and TONIO, for TOLU. —— TOLU. — TOLU. general and family use. The immense TOLU. —_— TOLU. — i and increasing sues and testimonials TOLD. —— TOLU. received daily are the bent evidenced TOLU of tte virtuce and popniarity. TOLU. —- TOLU. —- = PUT UPIN QUART SIZE SUTTLEB TOLU. — TOLU. GING MORE FOR THR TOLD. connie TOLU. — TOLU. MONEY THAN ANY TOLU. — TOLU. — TOLD. ARTPOLE IN THE MARKET. TOLU. — TOLU. ees TOLU. PRICE @2 PER BOTTLE. TOLD. —_— TOLU. —_ TOLU. CAUTION TOLU. DONT BE DECEIVED by unprin- TOLU. ctpled dealers, who try to palm off TOLU. conmon Rock and #ye in place of our TOLU. TOLU ROCK avd RYE, which is the TOLU. only MEDICATEDarticle made, the TOLU. GENUINE boving s PROPRIETARY TOU. GUVERNMENT sTAMP ON BACH TOLU. BOTTLE TOLU. LAWRENCE & MARTER, TOLU. PRUPKIETORS, TOLU. CHICAGO, LLLINOIS. TOLU. —_ TOLU. BOLD BY DRUGGIRTS, GROCERS TOLU. and DEALERS EVERYWHERE, TOLU. — J.C. ERGOOD «.CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS IN WasnixcTon, D. C. A. VOGELER 4 ©O., nov10-e012m Baurmwons. LUMBER. AMAZINGLY LOW PILICES, FLOORING (Daxssxp)........82 60 and O2.7O enreerni os Wa HAVE IX OUE EMPLOE 48 ARCHITECT, GRADY TO FUENISH ESTIMATED PREE OF CHARGX. WILLET & LIBBEY, Ozm STREET AND N. ¥. AVR. SPRAGUE'S cane. BETWHER DS 5. L. MARERT Sava) Gosnte, DaY & O0., SUOORSHORS 70 & KING CHANDLER, ARE NOT CLOSED, as represented by some particn, BUT ARE IN FULL BLagr, witha foll ine of GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. And are selling at Gec22-1m_ Low Down, Down Prices. Krw THYSELF. me ‘Unto'd miseries that result medical work published by the CAL TNsii1e7T E, Boston, entitled THE 8Ol OF LIFE -on, SEL-PRESERV AnT OS Exhai Vitality, nervous and physical debility, or vit impaired by the errors of youth rt aap ‘business, may be restored and Siseees ‘Two hundredth edition, revised iblished. It {# a standard medical ‘the Exyclish lat written bys or texp.rience, to whom was. a gold and Frcs ciu ty be Natal Medical Anatom ings." Three hundred ‘wore than 50 valuable prescriptions for all forme of prevailing @lecame. the Drsctice, either obs of, which is word toe Roneeee ce, price of the book. Bound tn French ry duly’ 81, sent by mall post pald- ad The London Lancet ayn: “Ko without tiis valuable DOOK: ‘The author lene motte Benefactor." An illnstrated sample sent to all ou receipt of € cents for postage. ‘The author refers, by permission. to Hon. P. A, Bins, M.D., president Of the Natiousl Medion Addrcss Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch #t.~ Boston, Mi ‘The auth: be consulted on, Mass. The author may be can on all feb23-m&th pus: HEAL THYSELF. every } 20 to Jan. 3 to#, 17 to 22, 31 to Feb. & 14 to 19, 28 ae