Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1881, Page 4

“THE EVENING STAR, | ™¥<SonscowJonasea waracrnras | wacnenan ERIDAY.... -.. January 25, iss. ‘The Weather. Orrice or Tue Cutgr SIGNAL OFFICER, ? Wasuixerox, D. C., Jan. 25, 1551, 9:30 a. m. For the middle states, clear or fair weather, Winds generally from north to west, stationary Gr a slight rise in barometer, and colder weather to-night. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer a! the Signal Office during the day:— am. 16°; 11 am, » Pm, 26% Maxi- mum, 26°; minimum. —_—_— "LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., Co-uizht. Ford's Opera House.—" The Pirates of Pen zance.” National Theater Jang.” mmet as “Fritz tn Ire- Lincotn Hait.—Gen. Tom Thumb’s Museum ot wonders. Almers Mrisic He Quartetie. Oddi Fr —Concert by the Swedish os’ Hact.—Washlagton Light Guards’ (7. Sireet_—Free convert by the School of The Inauguration Ceremonies. Several committees on the presidential tnang- uration ceremonies met at the rooms In Na Uonal Metropolitan Bank bullding last evening. among them THE FI COMMITTEE. At their meeting many of tue canvassers sent im their reports, and nancial affairs were Sound to be In a more healthy state than wasat- Giret supposed would be the case. Several stat: Menis were made th regard to the Dail Uckets, fiom which it appeared tnat they were in great demand, aud the committee are mach encour- Aged from the Sales already to beileve that the entire eight thousand will be disposed of. A pumber of letters were read making tnquiries as to the bail. THE COMMITTEE ON VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS met yesterday afternoon, Geaeral W. He Browne tn the chair, and Mr. William Warrea White secretary. Mr. C. C. Royce was reiteved a8 chalrman of the execative sub-committee, and Mr. F. D. Stephenson was appotnted 1a his Stead. A communication was received Post No. 16, Grand Army of the Repu atk | ton, Md., that they would be bere oa’ tne | mornings of the ith of March and stop at the | Metropolitan Hotel. mmanteation from the chatrman of the executive committee, ask Ing subscriptions from the mewbers of the com- mittee, was referred to Ube secretary, Who Was authorized to receive the subseriptions, THE COMMITTEE ON met last eveuing, Col. 1. and Major W. H. MI ington, trom the « led a report, detinin: tee. After some di adopted. Mr. Hovey committee, subinit be duties of the commit ussion, the report was rom the committee on quariers, Teported back adversely the resoluttoa referred to them to the eect “that 1t was U! Sense of the committee that the executive com millee, OF aby ove acting nnder their advic should hold under contract, or otherwise, t Fight of possession of all halls aud places as Quarters where large bodies of men may De lodged together for the use of visiiing milftary Organizations,” aud the report was adupted. Mr. , from the same committee, reported a resolution, which was adopted, “tuat the com mittee on miiltary recepuon and encamptment minittee to procure the Passage of a resolution by Congress authorizing the quartermaster’s department to loan teats fo that committee.” General Hovey said taat the circulars sent out under the auspices of the committee Were bearing good fruit. Taey received abswers from two Penusylvanta regt- Menis and one Massachusetts regiment, stating thal they had secured quarters. The agent of the Fitth Alar) land was in the city last. Wednesday, and returned home to make bis report. On mo Gon of Major Bradley, the executive commitiee Was requested to appotut Colonel L. PL Wright a member of the military committee, in acdat- Uon to bis membership upon another comait- tee. Caplalu Fanner moved that tne subd-com- mittee on quarters be instructed to ascertata What pubite buildings are avaliable for quarters, and take such action as they may deem neces- sary to secure them. Carried. —_+___ NO ons has ever ‘o disappointed tn using Dr. Bull's cough syrup. The Standard remedy.* 3 g a & 4 R a i = 2 gee THE PRESENTATION of a stand of colors ant guidons to the Union Veteran Corps tok piac tat their armory, 930 Penusylvanta Judge Noah made the presentauion speech and Captain 5. E. Thomason res; ded on behalf of the compauy, and called upon Chapiain Swallow, who spoke in an eloqucut &u@ appropriate manner. Captain Thomason ‘then presented to Sergeants C. Hartel and c. S. Ballenger, respectively, the first and secoua Prizes offered for the largest num-t of thers sold fo an entertatom of te company. y € an elegant gold badze to Ser. et agoid and silver baige to ‘ne vets Weat through #210 Mae, fa the regi Ud hegs a © ap) Ballinge a short drtii, with ne lar tniantry unjtarin ai.ce, — WHERE THENE is 4 Wiakgss OF TUE THROAT om Luxes acold neglected may be all Laat ts required to establish a Ingesiag and generally fatal disease. Even where there 1379 special lendeaey to bronchial or pulmonary troabie a severe cold, left to take eur ants the seeds of a ser developed by subsexjuent indiscret especial care of your health, therefore Very earliest symptoms prudently resorting to Dr. Jayne’ which will soothe and strengthe: tubes, allay inflammation and cleanse the abd the lungs of all ritating substan Al @unce of prevention fs better than a pound of from ish or cold by 's Expectorant. the bronchial TESTIMONY FOR THE DEPRNCE Yesterday, In the Criminal Court, Judge James, the trial of John Silas Marshall John- So, a young white man, charged with the mur- der of James E, Johnson, colored, on the 29th of Maren, isso, on 14th street, above P street, ‘Was continued after our report closed— Messrs. Corkbill and Perry for the government, and Me-srs. W. A. Cook, A. B. Willlams and F. H. Falls for the accused—and certain exceptions taken to the rulings of the court were setUled. TO-DAY there was quite a large audience present. The overbinent stated that their witness (OMver tollihan) was sick, and therefore they closed. Mr. Cook, for the defendant, referring to the List of witnesses, said that the uame of Richard A. Norris appeared, and he submitted that the suthorities required the governmeat to call all their witpesses, Mr. Perry sald that asimmons had been ts- sued for Norris and returaed ‘non est,” and that If he were here the government, not baing entirely satistied as to bis faith, were not disposed to put bim on the staad. “They had attempted fo summon him, however, and falled, and If he was now present !t was through the defendant. Mr. Cook said In regard to this witness there Was somewhat of a coincidence in the witness for the government who would fall to sustain its theory not betng found. Tue defence navin s found Ubat this witness had not beea called had made an examination and ascertalaed Laat he had been so returned. Norris had beoa tn the District all the time, and his attendance cola) have been procured if he had besa re quired. Mr. Perry.—We ordered the subpeena and th question as to the return Is with the aarstal. Mr. Cook claimed that under the law every W tess should be called, and cited nam-rous authorities. Mr. Perry claimed that the government was Dot required to put on the stand every witaess, and read authorities to that effect. H» sun- mitted that after the statement of the govern ment, that they had no faith in his testinoay, nO ‘ourt would require the witness to be placed on the stand. My. Corkbill claimed that this question had been decided in the Hirth case. He clatmed that the government had directed the summons of Norris, and he had been returned non et and they were bound to respect the return. If Norris was here now it was not at the instances of the government, who certainly bad the righ! to elect what witnesses to pul on the staqd. Mr. Williams arose, when Mr. Perry gaid:— “Ler us bave adefinite understanding as to What is before the court. Mr. Williams rept ‘We move that this Witness be called py the government.” Mr. Porry.—"We say he was returned won Mr. Williams claimed that the law of Con- gress here (not the Michigan statute) gave the prisoner the right to have this witness called. Abtbis point Mr. Perry’s attention was catled to the returm of the marshal on a sudparna issued by tne defence to Norris at the corier of lth and T streets, and the explanation was made that the government’s subpe’na was at- rected to 1721 6th street, from which place he removed some months since. Mr. Wiliams proceeded, clatming that Norris’ bame being tn the list furnished, he should be called, and he asked that the witness be called. Mr. Perry remarked:—“ We say thal. the Witness has Deen returned * not found.’ If Nor- ris Is here he ts present under a subpena of the defendant.” Mr, Cook read the subpena of the government for Clarkson, Norris and Hackman, on Norris and Hackman are both retutued * not found,” and he called attention to Hackmia having been examined, Some further discussion followed, pending Which the court took a recess Ui | o'clock. AFTER RECESS. H On assembling Judge James decided that the Prosecutor 18 not bound to examine the wit- nesses on the Dack of the indictment: that the Mst Of wituesses furnished by the proseentor Was to prevent surprise to the defendant. It Was & common practice that such witnesses should be called. and he would therefore grant the motion that witness should be called in order that 1 should appear whether or uot he Was available, The bailiff! on the order of the court called Norris, who appeared. The Court intimated that the defenda moiton that the government should put wit on the stand would be overruled The defence then asked that Norris be placed on the stand, and the government ob} rary lengthy argument followed. The de ess _ ‘rhe Court overruled the motion. feuce 20 ted an exc eption. The Alexandria Body-Suatchers. FULTHEK PARTICULARS OF THE DESECHATION OF GRAVES THERE, ‘There was published in yesterday's Stax an | account Of a desecration of graves tn Alexan dria, Va. last Wednesday night. Tae & of yesterday afternoon gives further part!cuiar as follows: ! ‘The bodies of two persons were taken from | their graves, but Defore they could be “spirit-d away, ihe men who came for the:a were de. rected. when they ied, leaving the corpses lyin i y on the cold earth beside the graves had been interred. Milss Elinira Jac ) years of age, daughter of the late Jadebs, and sister of Mrs W. HL # ef this city. after suffering for some witb an internal disease—supposed to tumor—that puzzled the medtcal pro died in Washipgton, rather suddeniy, aay gst. The retains were brougne #3 Ti city Tuesday last Abd interred in the P bytertan cemetery, of which Jerry Fra: ored, 15 sexton. ‘The members of the familly in this city never once dreamed of the body of their deceased relative betug disturbed, and 1° was far from the mind of the sexton that there lived a man With a heart so hard as to wish apything but peace to the inhabitants of the “silent ey.” under his care, until last night, about ten o'clock, when Mr. Enmanuei Weod. living at the corner of the lane leading to cure, grave yards, heard the nolse of a wagon pro- as mn ceeding up the road. Mr. Webb is sexton of z supes. | Se¥eral of the grave yards, and is ever on PROPOSED RAILROAD FROM THIS City TO CitRSA- | War, He regarded the vircumstan PEAKE Bav-—The Anngpolis (Md) correspond- | prcious, aud, looking out of the Wiadow, ent of the Baltimore Say ne certd. tion of the Washington road Company has been iled in the executive departinent. ermini Of the railroad are Washington, ). C., and Her- ting bay, in this county, aud’ the road runs through Prince George's, Calvert and Anne Arundel counties. The capltal stock ts 300,000. ‘The incorporators are David L. Morrison aud Wm. F, Holtzman, of W & Keons and V George's count county, Va; J. S. Bryan, of Dorches' S. Townshend, of cate of te incorpo: and Chesapeake | 3 county, aud Wil Arundel county, CLosixG SarE.— ¥euiBg and to-morrow | morning, at 1ng'a auction rooms, there } Wil} be a closing salé of Italian works of art. | ‘There never was an opportunity offered to | Uhe public to get ant goods at thetr own Hgures. | Mx. Epwixp Ports, for many years private | seerriary to Mr. J 3 | tb, tia Pott Smt he Baltimor: plaining of | to Camden sta- | Was compelied v9 | n dome before noon. Un the way Wo bs lence be eutered a store on Baltinore | et. when he was siricken with apoplexy, | whence he was removed to lis home, where He leaves a wife, tw unusually tine | arras stand action rooms of Thoms | of which commeaces ou toe | '¥ Isf. } THE PaRLOR ENTERTAINMENT ob kindergarten wnie st evening arten Hail was epjoyed by many of | and patrons ofthe Froebel Insti- tute and Nattor udergarten. Miss Neweomb (daug! rol Newcomb) tn iter of r ‘Tratu to Maura” carried he irably, as also did the (wo men who | ueted with her. tt was a wm ¥ Sight To | see the children go turougu t must | eal plays, although moat ot st | classes were absent. Miss Pollock éxpl. ed | tnat although cogtrary to Froebet prin to make ap exhibition of litre ab exceptional case, It was {iy understood | by the puptls that ‘they were helping to give | poor children the benettts of xindergarten ing, the same. perhans, a3 tuey were en- ‘Dg. Mr. Joseph M. Wilson, the Frretel union, was present,and thanked the children as well a5 the audience for assisting them in providing teachers for thts pratse- worthy charit ldrea, this be!ag The Parnell (Branch No. 1) Land League Association held a meeting last evening at their rooms on Ist street north- West; the presideut, Mr. Jobn Moran, in tue chalr, and Mr. Neb. Stack secretary. Mr. Wim. B. Murphy was unanimously elected vice presi- Gent of the soctety. Honsing speeches were made by Mr. Moran. Col. Downing and others tp behalf of the object of the association, which elictted much enthusiasm and applause. ———ee WASE!NGTON CartLt Drove Ys REET.— At the Queens- esterday. (ou the Me. R., three miles | day, whieh her hands clasped over her ri hailed the driver of the wagon and asked ‘hn! where he was geing. The man replied that was on lis way to “Vinegar Hill,” but had mi! took the road. Mr. Webb informed Lim that he could not reach the place he was loosing o that direction. The man drove on, however, and Mr. “bb, watching the wagon, Saw {t turn into the lane recta ‘St. Paul's cemetery, on the east side of which ts an entrance to the Presbyterian Fard. AS svOh as the Wayoi stopped, he, accom Panted by a colored man named John Lindya. Went to the last named grave yard, and fouud the wayon baited at the side entrance, dat the driver was absent. He examined the wagou— & tght top vehicle, with dark bay horse at- ftache@-—and found the bottom covered with straw. After wailing a short tme the man Who acted us driver Came out of the yard, fol- lowed by another man. He asked them what Was their bustgess at the grave yard at that me of night. One of them replied that they Were on their way to “Vinegar HUI,” but kad lost the route. In response to other ‘questions, they responded that they lived tn the conn about four miles from this city, but contd not fell the name of the place. or the names of any of thetr nelghbors: and that they were looxing fora man tamed Harris. Mr. Webb thinking that something was wrong, requested the col- ored man with him to go after a policeman, and Started to Walk up the lane to see tf anything Was disturbed. The two men then jumoed into of sight. ‘The police authorities being taformed of the matter, olicers Goodrich and Pat Bayes, were sent out to the graveyard to make examina- Ucn. Upon entering the Preabytertan yard, accompanied by Mr. Webb, they found. th bedy Of Miss jacobs lying at the foot of £ grave in which tt had been placed last Tu sboulder, and her clothes much displaced. ‘Tne ave Was illed up and there was very ltue, body of the lady.lyiug before the ihre lo indicate that grave robbers had bes Mr. B. Wheatley was tuea no- umed, and the body removed to his establish where it was examined, but the only S found upon it were two ridges aroun | srist Of each arm, supposed to bave been | sed by the rope used in drawing !t out o: the conin. Kany this morning Captain Webster, of the police foree, and Oiicer Goodrich vistie: graveyards to sce if they could tlad ai That would lead to the detection of the ¢ nals. In walking around they discovered toot— prints in the ground, which they followed to the southwestern corner of the M. E. Church (South) cemetery, where they found the body Of Sarah Jane Simms, colored, di: Jerry Frazier, sexton of tbe Presbyterian etery, Who died last week of consumption. lying op the side of the grave in which tt had been placed Monday last. Walter Daily, sexion of men at Lag President of | lat ground, took charge of the body, and it ‘was reinterred this morning. Goth the graves had been Mlled up, and it | seemed that the bedies had been taken out of | their graves by parties who had been hired by the men who came atter them, for they were Teagy for shipment. Capt. Webster picked ear the grave of the colored woman a piece of us ayer, Wadded up and torn in three Pk ces with Gne part gone. It proved w be a Cress dispatch, and what rei ed, being put together, read ag follows: “Add Albany, N.Y. Owing to the searcity—prices have gone up here; stove size, Ch—dol for Lackawanua (0.” The two men in the wagon, who were eee but supposed to be white, are de- scribed by Mr. Webb as being about 5 feet S Inches high. and slender. “This afternoon Officers Goodrich and Arnold Thomas Vaugn. Bab Carpenter, Chas. Gaskins aud Reuben Massey, colored grave-diggers in the several cemeteries. on icton of baing parties to the , and ledged them in the station- house {0 morning. morrow In Virginia ts con- THE QUARTERLY EXAMINATION. ‘The second quarterly examination of the Washington Normal sehool took place in its yooms in the Franklin building to-day, in the presence of a very large nimber of olfictals and visitors, among whom were U. S. Commissioner Eaton, Gen. Birney, Rev. Dr. Rankin, Mrs. Col. Dyer, ex ‘i rustees Gen. Browne, Mr. J-M. Wilson ard Mr. French; Trastees Lovejoy, Temple and Fairley; Superintendent Wilson, Supervist Principals Copp, Gage and Thompson; Mr, Pau! and Miss Lane, principals of the nigh schools; Mrs, Hilton, Mrs. Martin, Misse3 Holbrook, Rowe and King, principals of giris’ grammar fchools. ‘The rooms of the schoo! were crowded With visitors during the entire examtnation, and the exercises of the class held the attention With interest from the peginniug to the end. ‘The present class has thus far made anexcel- lent record. The following was the PROGRAM OF EXBRCISES: Teaching—Arithmetic, 34 grade, boys; object lesson, ist grade; word lesson, entering class, ist grade; 9:30am. Psychology, and its appit- cation to leachig, (study to be continued) 10 a. | mM. Phystes—Subjects considered in 6th grade: | teaebing exercises by members of the class: 10:30 a.m. Elocution—Gil Blas; selection trom. Shakespeare; analysis of new selection; 11:10 a English’ Literature—Bacon, essa} essay ub criticism: Milton, Lycidas; Shakes- Peare (reading of Hamlet) ‘uotations; 11:40 a Wy. Essays, 12:10 p.m. Drawing —Proportious of the human /ace and body; Byz Romapeeque s' upon board; 1 Te5 pong. p.m. Clostas, Amusements, &c. Forn’s Orrka Hovss-—The “Pirates of Pen- zance,” by Washington amateurs, wiil be given to-night at the Opera House. It promts»s to be @ brilliant success, The cast is exceptional! for musical ability. NATIONAL THEATER.—Mr. Emmett will apo>'r at the matinee to-morrow as “Fritz in Irelan ‘, his popular performance, and will make ul Jast appearance there to-morrow night. Lincots Hatt.—The Tom Thumb museum is G.awing erowded houses both afternooa ant evening. Mk. ANDREWS LECTURES next Monday night, at Lincoln Wali, under the auspices of the Co: jumbla Boat club. He 1s sald to be a master of all the brog’ accents aud twangs, and keep3 bis audiences in a if gee Pees THe Ixish Land Wak Lecrure.—Mr. Red- path’s lecture, at Masonic Temple, this eve- ning, Will be upon a subject of grave interest not only to our irish fellow-ciuzens, but also to our statesmen. The vivid aud pathetic pte- ture of the wrongs under which the tenantry Of Ircland suffey 1s set forth by Mr, Redpath fn his correspondence to the New York Tribune, but his lecture ts said to be of even more thrill: ing tnterest than. his letters. y AT COMBINATION CONCERT, at Lincain Wall, wext Monday evening, promises to bea noted musical event. ‘There will appear in ft Constantin Sternberg, the great Russtan planist; Letitia Loutse Fritch, the charming prima donna soprano, with August Withelmj, the renowned violin virtuoso, and Max Vogrica, as musical director. Washington Market, Metail Prices. Mkars.—Beef,sirloin,i5aise. per 1v.:40. porter- house, 1Sa2c.; rib roast, 102 steak, 123gawe, P) Corned Beef. Salde.; Dried Beef, do. sifcec, 2c.; Lamb, 18a25 i2galhe.; Pork. 123¢.; Bacon Hams, sugar Shoulders. Sal0e.; Breasts, 10a1 FRUITS.—Oranges.392100, per Sout5c.; Lemons, 30adc. per doz.; doz.; Apples, 3atue. per pec 126 ets per quart. .—Perch, 40a50e. per bunen: 15awe. per Id., 25a50e. D: per lb.; Haltbut, 15a: Catiish, wavs cents pe 1b.; Terrapin (sliders), 1d Dack,) #15 per dozen: cure per roster, 120, 9 per doz: . Ce Turnips, 3 Onions, 50460 per Carrots. 53. per bunch; Peas (black eye) 1 per a Bea Ma) 12415. per Squash, 2ave. per pk: ive. per buneh. a PoviTry.—Chics Ss, Gagl per patr; Dur 1.35; ck) a$S per pair; (dlue wing) Y pair; do. (crow) 50c. per palr; do. (Shutters), Se.; do. (red head), $1.25 a€1.50; do. (mattard), do. (dipper, doe. Grouse, de. Rabbits, quirrels, iid Turkey.’ €1.50a82: Pheasants, pair; Quail, $2a$2.50 per doz. Gex.Tow Tausn’s Visit to THR POLICE Cover. The appearance of Gen. Tom Thumb and his er at the Police Court this moroing ai- tracted a great deal of attention. Olficer Harlo swore oula Warrant against H. 2. Jacobs, t er of the Tour Thunb Museum, tor fn Lincoin ball after tb “ termances began. ‘Tney deposited $3 ¢ lateral and tmmicdiately lett the court with a vie they stated, of forretting the collateral a ereby avolaing a@ trlal. The managers heve navertised an udimission fee of ten cents drawn large 43 to the halt and persols itnd onentering that Uy a seal unless Uney $2? ten cant. A great deal of contusion inst the management ould ni demanded, and we Stana In the rear where see anything. they were not ¢ : {3 a law agalast ves Of amusement selilag becins, Dat ft hag igh repeatedly —————— york Boys look gentes cir clothing at the Boy: DINSON LC word for ft, ud neat, Clotuting 4) Pennsylvania ou will not regret t doing so. <5 — ~~ Derbs ix Fee have been filed as follows: yui. Winters to Matgarent Winters, lot 1, sq. 10, rnold to J. H. Hall, lets 33, by; #250. B.A. Warner, etal, to G, W. I. Landan, lot 21, , S ADDOLL el al., Lrustce: 1, 12 and 14, sy. BS air. trustees, to J. {. Barbour, (ye wer to H. UL. Page, lot $1,050, Samuel Magee et al., to M. R. God- dard. lot 13, Peters’ square in’ Georgetown; £1,000, W. O, Avery to ‘Tillenghast, lot 14, a. 2 i Tinlenghast to H. M. B. Ty, i—. J. J. Eds al., trustees, pesty in Georgetown, Burr et al. to Daniel Bell; led Lincoln; $ Wilttam $ st 6 aul Murphy, | WwW. Barnard 2 and 1 Sq. 0 Grace M. . lot 20, sq. Hitz et al. to Wm. Henery, subd 500, Michael YP. Callan 6t’ al. to iitamson, part Tae 100) Srock, Of the police department, reports to-day owing donations for the suffering poo: received this da: f the olive uf the of the national ter 5 o ty contribution; $5 from “an Engitshins ‘at the sixth prectact stat'oa- house; § ft at the elght precin house ty Mr. cen. W. Dunn; $10 from J. THe GRAND J 3 for receiving second offence, larceny, Sault with intent to They ignored the charge Stepney Douglass, property; Chas. Re d_Jobb Paul B 1 Rosanna row of grand larceny Robert Douglass and Conrad itxevn; a stinilar charge against Jerry Sullivan; a charge of arson against Join Dougherty, and of rapeon Ella Winston against Thos. Oglea! MARRIED AT AND DivoRcED a —IJn the Eyuity Court to-day, aes Cox lade a decree of divorce In the case of Maggie B. Davis agains! Benjamin 8. Davis. The peti- tion filed by B. F. Layton sets forth a marriage September 10th, she bring then bur fifteen yeurs Of age: that defendant became addicted to the use of liquor, treated her badly, and to October, 1573, deserted her, leaving her with oae chi, now eight Fears of Age. Deavn OF A W8LL KNOWN Cirizen.—Mr. Jno. M. litakle, a clerk In the Second Auditor's office y years, died at bis residence » K street, yesterday, ta the 63d year of hisage. The deceased was fai farly known to wany of our eltizens, parde larly {n the associations with which he was connected, as “Pap Hinkle,” and came here in 156) from Oregon, Tilinois, where he had b2en engaged in the hardware ‘business, and was ap- polnted by the late President Lincoln to a Glerksbip In the Second Auditor's office, where he has been engi ever since. Haviag been prominent as a Mason and Odd Feliow in Iliit- nots, he united by card with both Oraers here, and subsequently united with the Orders of Kulghts of Pythias and Mechanics, and was soon in the Grand Lodges of these Orders, be- ing for some years \d treasurer of the Me- chanics. He also was a member of various re- tet associations. In Ozvober last Mr. Hinkle went to his old home in Illinois, and returned here suffering with rheumatism, ‘ides his old complaint—a cancer—and had been confined to his house almost continually since. Mr. Hinkle Was a man Of sterling integrity and a pleasant ition, and the sympathies of may friends are with his famfly, Hts taneral will take place at 9 o'clock to-morrow mo) mains, which bave been em: ‘vo Liinois for interment DESERTED AT | band of the Rages Narn i Carter, will take | charge of the remains, an | issue of your paper, you will not only aing, and his re- | ber count rom a Brutal Assault. CHARLES SEAW IN DANGER OF ATRIAL POR THE MURDER OF HIS SISTER. Annie Carter, the colored woman who was s0 cruelly beaten by some cne on the Oxen Hill road Sunday night, the i6th tnst., whtle on her way to visit her mother, in com with her brother, Charles Shaw, died about 4 o'clock this morning at the alms house hospital, where she has beeb undergoing treatment for her injuries. Her brother, Charles Shaw, fs fn jail yet, serving aterm of 90 days for robbing Mrs. Carter's rooms. on Louisiana avenue, the of the assault on his sister, Coroner Patterson will hold an Inquest at 12 o'clock to-morrow, at the workhouse. Coroner Patterson and Dr. Hartigan are holding an autopsy this afternoon on the body of Miss Carter, at the alms house. The hus- the funeral will take place trom his house on Louisiana avenue. District Government Affairs. The expectation of the passage of the bill in- creasing Une number of police of this District bas haa the effect of bringing in many new ap- Plicants for places on the force. THE WORK OF FILLING THE OLD CANAL. Lieut. F. V. Greene has prepared ulations for the employ ment of laborers and carts in the work of iiliing the old canal under the recent appropriation of Congress, which will soon be- come a jaw. The regulations are as follows: 1. Rate for faborers, $1; for water boys, 50 cents: for carts and horses, $1.50 per day of ten hours. Laborers and carts will be employed only for SIX Gays each. No more than one cart delong. tug to same person will be employed. 2 Th selection of laborers wi!l be m ide by the po! trom among the suffertag poor in the various precincts. The engineer commissioner or bis assistant will notify the chief of police in ad vance of the number of laborers and carts that will be required on a given date ; the chtet of police will apportion the number among the vailous precincts. ‘The leutenants of each pre- cinet will distribute printed Uckets to the most needed, recommending the employment ot the besser or Bis cart on ‘the work. ‘These tickets will be presented on the ground to J. J. Bur- roughs, general superintendent of the work, by the bearer of them, and an officer from eaco rech will be sent to Identity each applicant aripg a card from his precinct. These regu- lations bave Deen approved by the District Commissioners and referred to Major Brock. The registraion will probably commence to- morrow. ‘The joint resolution appropriating $2,000 for finishiog up the filttng und Improving tue old canal has been approved by the President, and the first gang of laborers will be put oo’ the Work Monday next. No oue need apply for Work at the office of Lieut. Greene or the Dis- trict Commissioners’ office, as all will be selected from among the men’ registered at the Police precincts. The extension of the sewer ‘will necessarily have to precede the fliling, but & gang of men will be required for excavating and getting out the stone walls of the old canal, The construction of this sewer, foot, two-ring barrel, will be under the super- Viston of Lieutenant Hoxte. Appeal of the Skaters to Col. Casey. Editor Star:—Why 18 it that the young peo- ple of Washington are now obliged to walk way to the river before they can obtain good ice to | skate on? For one that skates on the river at { present, there wouid be twenty on the lake, t? itwere not in such a beastly condition. ‘It would be a very almple matter for Col. Casey to alrect one of his ee to set the fountain running in “Babcock Lake” atS p.m., and al- Jow the water to run, for saya half hour. By giving this a prominent posttton in an carly greatly oblige the undersigned subscriber, ‘but also ores of persons who enjoy tbis eanileraany exer Re 2 Pay the Fiddler. Editor Stav:—As 1 seein your paper that the Glee Club of Colum bus, Ohio, ts coming here to | take part in the inauguration on the ith of March next, 1 would ask through your paper whether it 1s not about time that the Oulo State Republican Society should pay for the music which they had when this same glee club visited this city, and when they gave them a grand recepiton’at the Masonic Temple and en- gaged Donch’s Band to furnish music for the grand ball. Up to date we have not recetved one cent for our services, and as the saving is (those that dance must pay the fiddler), i thing it Is time we should be paid. A MUSICIAN And Member of Donch’s Band. ‘THERE 18 GRRAT CONPLAINT among residents of Alexandria of the want of factlities for reach- ing Wesbington. ‘The trains between bere and there run ouly early in the morning and late in (he alternoon; the tiyer 1s frozen over aud no ferry boats can run. Those who do bustness tn Washington, but reside with thetr famtites tn Alexanaria, say that one or two trains duriog mid-day between the two cities would be a great conventence. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been {ssucd to Jas. M. Harvey and Lizzie Hunt, both of Charles county, MG; Dorsey P’, Sevtile, of Pailadeipnia, Pa., aud Ella A, Butler. Uxwortay or Cianiiy. —A anand woman, who give their names as Dobbias, and at otier Umesas Atwood, are de red by the potics to he unworthy of assistance, as they uge the most of the money glyen them ig the purchase of whisky, whica tuey both indulge io freely. The Dobbins-Atwood \soman was Drought into the 51h precinct police station two or three evenings since in a drunken state. ‘ime man goes to Congressmen and others about the Capttoi, while the woman imposes upon clergymen and charitable persons geieratly, The man claims i that he is seeking a pension, Tuk Lave Rowpgrigs.—Nothing further has been developed th the silk robbery at Mr. Bur dette’s store on ith street. Detective McDevitt has gone north, with the hope of recoverlag ibe goods, but no tidings have been recetved from him. The goods, hardware aud cutlery stolen from Messrs. Schneider ( Co., ‘Tuesday night last, have not been recovered, altaough the two men arrested for the offence are b2 lieved to be the gulity partiea, To THE Praric—Mr. S. Katzenstein will re- main at nis old place of business until the 15 of next month, when his complete stock of clothing, consisting of men’s, youths’, chil dren’s abd boys’, ail of finest “manuticture | and of the latest styles, and purchased by Mr. K. for the Wasbiogton trade and not the odds | and ends of wholesale dealers which are sold by Peter Funks, under an advisement of as- signees’ sale must be disposed of regardless of | Stock. His old customers are cordially invite to call and examine his stock, and secure t! advantages offered In reduced prices. t JAS. S. EDWaxps, assignee. Unpleasantmess in Independence ; Hall. A telegram to the New York Suv trom Phila Gciphia, vanuary Yi, says: In Independence ial) this afternoon, while a ratification meettag was In progress over the nomination of Joba Hunter for receiver of taxes by the boiting dem - ccrats, the notorious Mr. Wilitam McMullen en- tered.” He is a select councilman, ana was on his way {0 attend a meeting, in the select cown- cil chamber, of the vas trust fnvestigating com- mittee, of which he is a memb: 3 he passed through the hall he was greeted by a few cat | cails and considerable derisive laughter. Se' eral men followed him to the council chamber, and as he was standing in the rear of the room | a democrat Of the Uweuty-cighth ward, named Cobb, waiked up to btm. What did you lire Bob Smith Lister to strike demanded the new comer. dnt,” said Mr. McMullen, who ts famll- LOWN as the ‘Squire. “Yes you did,” sald his accuser. “He struck ice in the face, aud you paid him to do tt.” rou are a Mar,” Said th ut “You area lar and a thie! ‘Tuen they came to blows. The select council- man planted a heavy one on Cobb's mouth, and ie latter struck back, but he was seized and put out of the chamber after considerable trouble. The police were called in to remove his friends,and the ‘Squire sat down and listened complarently, to testimony regarding the price of coal. FATAL SNOW STORM.—A dispatch from Quincy, Plumas county, Cal, Says: *‘On Tuesday even- ing before the storm commenced a miner uamed Herald and a lady whose name ts unknown started to go to the Monte Cristo mine, a dis- tance of three miles, The storm caught them and they both perished. ‘The body of the man was fotind yesterday, but that of the woman bas not yet been found. When the news ot their loss reached the mine a young man named Robinson started down the mountain on snow shoes to give the alarm and to get help, and on his trip he was caught tn a snow slide and buried. About sixty men have been hunting for tbe lost bodtes of Robinson and the woman, but up to this hour they have not found eitue: The woman's husband was at work at the mine, and Robinson perished within a few hundred yards of his home.” ACTION OF St. Lotls COLORED MEN.—The Re- publican Union of St. Louls has sent a delega- Uon to walt On President-elect Garfield to rep- regent to bim the condition of the colored race to Missouri, and to ask that he choose one member of his Cabinet from the west bank of the Mississippi river, making his selection without any regard to the color line. ‘Turner and Murray, another committee from the union, will leave for Jefferson City to-day to ask from the rege Unat the colored children be allowed the benefit of German and Kincergarten instruction. They will also stir up the matter of colored children having their share of the benefits of the congressional grants Gf land made tor educational purposes by tne Morrill bill.—st. Louis Globe Democrat, 25h. Wiss Kitreii, who ts described as a “pale, tite young lady,” has been made clerk of the Nevada legislature, In taking tne oath she Was obilged to swear to support the Constitu- ton and the laws and not. 2) bear arms against , and that she had “never fought a , Wil Ge sent | dU), acted as a second at a duel, or cari a challenge to fight a duel.’ } Shea et al: pro contesso against all defeadants. | Med. | railroad corpo: Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:40 p.m. and exting at 6:30 a.m. Mr. Vennor’s thaw seems to have got prema- turely frozen vp. ‘The ball and supper given by the Ladies’ Aid society November 20.b jast, at ADner’s, for the ee of the German Orphan asylum, netted 382.62, A pardon was granted yesterday by the Pres. ident to Geo. King, sentenced to the pealte [ary tWo Years ago, for stealing a lady's poonct- Mr. Jos. Cavanaugh, of this city, writes from Louisville, Ky.. on the 26th instant, vaat he 1s holding street meetings there, as ‘also in the jail and in church, aud seven or elght persons ave been converted, and “We expect fo make the devil mad and perhaps some wiil get saved.” The hardware store of L. H. Schuetder « Co., 1010 Pennsylvania avenue, was entered from the rear by burglars on Wednesday nicht and @ quantity of cutlery of tine quality was stolen. Last night Detectives Miller .and MeElfresh arrested Ed. Hipkins and Geo. MeCauly, two young white men, on suspicion of being the robbers. The goods stolen are valued at about $800. There is no evidence against the parties under arrest, and 11s Row believed that Ue joD Was done by professionals visiting this city. Messrs. Geo. W. Riggs, Win. B. Reed, Samuel Cross, John A. Baker and John T. Jonnson, the commission appointed by the court tn General Teri to replenish the jury box, yesterday pleted thetr duties, ana tle box 1s now ia c ction torun through another year, with 520 baer to draw from. A Dill was yesterday introduced In the House to pay to T. Fiske Mills, son of tue scutptor, Clark Mills, the sum of $15,000 for taking & Plaster cast of the face of the late Gen. Koilins, while his body lay in siate in the Capitol. This morning Detective Acton reccovered a large bear skin carriage robe, with drawa cloth, ietng, which had been stolen from som> one, and Was belpg used by a colored na:kman, Who states Uiat he Bought it from a man bamed Murray, It 1s held at Police head- quarters. At the meeting of the branch of the Irish Land Teague, located near the Goverameat Printing office, last evening, 17 old veterans from Oid Soldiers’ Home attended in 2 body and were enrolled as members. One of them contributing to the cause $50n the spot. This branch, though organized but a few weeks ago, numbers nearly 200 members. Ice 1s reported to have formed last night be- tween two and three inches, and the ce gath- erers are again busy to-day. ‘It is thought that Tore ice has been gatuered and put away to private fee houses tn this District and of better quality than ever before tn anv one season. ‘The Courts. . COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, John Crutcher, of Virginia, was admitted to the bar. ., CiRCUIR CovRT—Jiudge Macarthur, Yesterday, Jackson “agt. Grand Lodge Sons snd Daughters of Liberty; th of platatitl Suggested. Hester agt. Elliott; settled. Evans & McLeod agt. Potee; do. Ross agt Cake; dis- missed without costs. Massman & agit. Wynne; writ of certiorari quashed. District of Columbia ex rel. Celss ne Eisenbetss; judg- ment below affirmed. Abrams act. Riley: de- Tendant called and judgment Temple, by next friend,agt. Crawford: verdict defendant. Baum, UEC, KC., agt. Prati; settled. Joyce agt, Gea? default. Shryock azi. Nay- udgipent by default, Prescot: 4 Fralser Butler; on trial. ‘To-day, Reh agt. Reh; judgment confessed. Chase agt. Irwin; verdict for plaintiff, $59. Prescott and Frasier agt. Butler; on heariag. 7 Equity Covrt—Judge Cor, Yesterday, Grote agt. O’Hare; reference to auditor ordered. McLain agt. Holton; receiver sppointed and parties enjoined from’ inverter ing with him. Bank of Republic agt. Jono fame agt. Maria Shea et al; do. Brown agt. strict of Columbia. plea overruled without prejudice and thirty days allowed to answer, Collins agt. Collins: A. B. Duvall appointed uardian “ad Ute. Willett agt. Nastor: on earning. ‘To-day, Nailor agt. Coniy; bond fixed. Geter agi. Laur; bond of trustee tited. Davis age. Davis; decree of divorce. Boggs agt. Ryan: order for attachment of defendant Ryan Clark agt. Seibert; order appointing guardian ad litem. McLain agt. Halton; bond 9f {receiver Willet agt. Naylor; on hearlag, POLICE CouRT—Judge Sneit, To-day, Charles Gray, violating Une cart law ib falling to maintain the proper distance be- tween his cart and the one In front of htm: $5. Birch Butler and Mary Nichols, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days each. Peter McGraw, do; do. Lizale Buuer, do.; do. Frank Zeller, asauit on Lucy Zeller, his Wife, who Uestifled that he does nothing for the support of the family aad tre- quently beats ber, and last Tuesday he veat her black and blue; fined $20 or Gv days. George W. Jones, assault on James Padgett, who testt- fied that while on E street, near 9th, last night, on his way home from the Tom Thumb show, he was atlacked by defendant. who strack him with a cane and kicked him wiitle he was down. Jobes lock the stand and denied the assault, and was corroborated by two ladies. line of $1 and costs was tmposed. Johu ‘Thomas, as- Sault on Lewis Shamwell; 10 days to jal, ren Jackson, threats tw John Dodso: Dodson, threats to Warren Jacks: bonds to keep the peace, —<—___— West Washington, nee BURGLARY.—AbOUt 5:30 o'clock t burglar was discovered In the re W. Taylor Birch, on O (Beall) strect. Birch hearing a noise in the room next to his bed cbamb:r, sprang wp, and opening the door saw aman with a eendle In his hand, who immadi- ately biew out the light, and ran. Mr. Biren ‘red Lis pistol at the burglar, but failed to hit him. ‘Tue man, missing his rooting tu Lae dark, fellallthe way down stairs. Mr. Birch fired, but the pistol hung fire, and the escaped. Mr. Birch could not see w was White or black. Investigation showed that ube entrance had beep effected through the front. window or the basement, altuough a double precaution had been taken with the win- dow fastening since the burglary at Mr.Crane’s, in the same neighborhood, the sash having been pressed Gown aud broken. The burglar had ‘1D all through the house and got off with about $100 worth of property. It is throught that he had one or more assistants outside to re- celve the goods. A clock was found on the street, under the steps of the adjoining house. Mr. Birch 1s wearing uls “spring overcoat” tuts morning. BUILDING AssOctaTION.—At the 4Sth regular Meeting of the Eleventh Butlding Association, held last night at Goddard’s Hall, $1,500 was dis- posed of, being ten shares, sold at the maxt- mum rate of $150 per share. ee GOING BACK WAkD IN NEW ENGLAND.—In_ Ver- mont in ise) there were 94 divorces. In tha same state in isiS there were 167. In New Hampshire the rate had increased from 159 in 1sT0 to 240 in Tn Massachusetts the num- ber had increased from 449 In 1570 to 600 in 1875. Tn Massachasetts in 1SiS there was 1 di- vorce for every 21 8-10 maratages, a3 agatnst 1 divorce to every 41 marriages In 1850. “Ia 1Sis 2,072 divoreces were granted in New England, of which 437 were in Maine, 241 tu New Hamp shire, 197 In Vermont, 600 In Masachusetts, 401 in Connecticut, and 196 in Rhode Island-—B>s (on Herela, PROTESTIGG = AGAINST SuNpay Work.—The ministers of Newburg are up io arms at tne roposition of the New York, Lake Erle and vestern Ratlroad company to do the work of narrowing the gauge on its Newburg and “Short-cut” branches on Sunday, February 13. They think that 1t would be an outrageous des- ecration of the Sabbath. They have had one meeting, where the subject was discussed at length. "It was resolved to protest earnestly ard solemnly, and to remonstrate with the ration, and the Kev. Dr. Leacock, the Rev. Dr. Carlisle, and the Key. Mr. Hamlin, were sppolitea a committee to draw up a paper properly expressing their views, —Anocher Ineeting will be held “next Monday, when the paper ts to be approved and sent to the railroad company. He Hap Hrakp ir Berors.—Yesterday morn- Ing the Rey. Wills offered the Lord’s Prayer in the Senate. When he had finished Dooltn leaned over to Hammond and remarked: “He stoic that prayer and I'll bet on it. I heard the same ideas expressed In Eureka at a funeral over two years ago.” —Carson City Appeal. CITY ITEMS. Brain and Nerve. Wells’ Heaith Kenewer, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, «c, $1, at Druggists, 480 Pa. ave. t When You Have Burnt and Blistered Your nose and throat with worthless powders blown into your head, ask your druggist for “Dr. Hartley’s Catarrh Remedy,” whica will afford you immediate relief and a oA v7 cure. s A Cough. Cold or Sore apreet i Should be stopped. Neglect frequent ip an inohrathe iany ‘afeeaze or Consumption. brown's Bronchial ae disorder the ‘Stomac] e cous Byruy valsams, act directly on the inflam allayt It coughs, catarrh the ip and public speakers aresubjectto. Sold at 25 cts a box every where. ‘ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh Alderney butter “ mornin and delivered in 3¢ Ibe. churned every . “ward” 5c. Tb. Also, cues, pobiormaiik ‘and dereet mulk 6c. per qt. ————— Vv ETERINABY HBADQUABTERS, 409 Fourteenth Street. t for Sick or Lame Ani- male ‘Hoaorable dealing woh the owners. Fairremoner.tion tp al! cases submitted. ‘to our care. BOB’'T SMITH & CU. anld ANDREWS, AT LINCOLN BALI, LAST TWO DAYS OF NERAL Tom THU TH AND MONDAY EVENING, Jaxtany Sisz, at $ o'clock. TROUPE, Adiniewion—Without feats, 1Gc. - with » Docrs open at 1.90 and 7 p.m The Weber Full Gonoert G F bs & Co.'s, No. 927 Pounaylvav) Maz. ANDREWS’ discourses are humorous and | es my They are at tae ous gre | refines ‘from any tact of wn it] nd their celivery ie Snished. echolarly audarvetle. | He appears under the auspices of ths COLUMBIA BOAT OLUB, ane te the dest in their course j yitniesion nd Reserved Sete, 50 cente: at Elis’ Mo Ps Store, F » bet. Oth sind 10.1 N4T1OnaL THEATER. Tonioctinntind dase oct LAST THREE P ————————eEeEsE==E=S=_—_—_—— The world-renowned IRON BITTERS. A TRi E TONIC, TRON BITTERS ANE HIGHLY RECOMMEND- Might performances at Pannlar Pr ED FOR ALL DISEASES KEQUINING A CER- MONDAY. JANUARY Si r bs . “= Distingarel TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY | gronday ichtata duno an ies —— Tuesday bvadne. INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT | Wedvesdey— the Hunchback. Thursday Love, pee — ides FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF The Fonndiine STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &. EN- APACS MUSIC Mant RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE ee ENGaGeMeEnt or Tey SWEDISH LADIES’ QUAKTET rr. Concerts by the above arti«ts EVERY EVENING, « until further notice. FAS WASHINGTON 1. Co. Bat ODD FELLOWS | w.. from’ JANUARY 24 to FEBI: mission, 10 cc INCOLN HAL, TUESDAY EVENING, Freny any 1, GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT, FAREWELL APPEARANCES or CONSTANTIN STENN ‘The Great Knesian Mani LETITIA LOUISE PEITCY The Charming Prima Donns Soy rano, MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEw hivé 20 THE NERVES. THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, BUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD; BELCHING, HEAT IN THE STOM- ACH, HEARTBURN, &c. THE ONLY IkON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEADACAR. WRITE FOR THE A B © BOOK, 32 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT with FREE. ST WI Sa d renowned Vic * Brown Chemical Company, — MAX VouRIc Jan2d6 Paltimore, Maryland, Musical Director, Popular prices. Adtinsion We. . semervod wente $1. Baleof sests on eaturday morn, January 29, at Metzerott & Co.'s Music Store The celebrated Weber Piano used cert. ED'S, —MONDAY, JANUAR) 41 : a WEI OE MEVER’S Augustin Daly's Lastand Best onedy. NEEDLES AND PINS 28 played at Daly"s Theater, New Jock, for nearly one buvdred pighie To be produced with new scenery, ke, under CATARRH Mr. Daly's personal supervision ‘The cart will im Gilbert, Mr. Ci . others, ‘trom Daly's Thea‘er, (CONCERT. Complimer efit > CURE. Onqnestionably the most important medi- Mins MIN bei N, At Congregational Charct, WEDNESDAY EVE. cal discovery since vaceination. A remedy which | NING, Feb. 2, 1841, at N Siolocky ba los beet of Prof Bixebor Kubel, Warren s. Violinist , assisted by Mre. I Yourg, Win. Widney ; EDA javer, Cornetist. and Ariatrong. Ticl ets st Ellis No extra charge for reeerved Senta, notonly alocal, but a constitutional cure at | Admission 50 cts. jan22-Ht yee PUIBATUS OF PENZANG HK, Under the anspicee of THE NATIONAL RIFLDS AT FORD'S OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. ur and 29, Matinee Saturday, January ascimilates with the mucous membrane and forms any stage. Que package venerally suffices. Deliv- ered by Drugeiete or by D. B. Dewer & Co., 46 Dey Street, N. ¥., 81.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free. ‘The aflicted can refer to E.R. Trae Miss Taabel Smnith: Miss Fannie Kodier Mrs D. 3s. Leo Mr. JOHN 0. PUGIT Mr DB. Hay r. Hantiton Adsme Mr. Lous» Seibold Lientenant ss Mr. w EF Morgan MUBICAL DIRECTOR Mr. D. B. MacLEOD Phoeticol ‘Talented Chorus of 40 voices and a full Boenery specially prepared for thi Admiseion.. : : Matinee Gxo. W. Lamuricut, 73 Biddle Bt , Baltiaore; Mr. SCHROEDER, 360 North Broadway; Joux L. Hennins, c. Park ay. & MeMechan St.; ” Gyo. G, Pressuuy, Prop. West End Hotel, Lone 1 Mejor Gens ral. Firate King Sergeant of Police. Bev. 0. H. Tayxor, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Ma. B. EK. HELPuRNstixe, Ebbitt House, Washington; Rey. Gro, E. Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Phila. + Gen. L. C. Boots, Wilmington ; 1 Reserved ‘8 may be secured at Kev, A. A- SUMNER, Broderick, Md. Store on aud after Monday, Jam . for any Mile Aimer, Opera Priais Donna; Performance without extra char Jan20-td Pavt Borron, the grest swimmer, Flashing, L.I. ; Bam’, Benepicr, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., etc. Areal cure of Ostarrh for 21.00! TOLU HOCK AND RvF. TOLU ROOK AND RYE TOLU BOCK AND BYE. TOLU BOOK AND RYE. novl-eodeow (Trade-Mark Secured.) Ee ee De QF SCtaL ATTENTION THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND SUKE CURB 18 CALLED TO THE INDUCEMENTS | FOR COUGES, OOLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTEMA_ SINGLETON & HOEKE, || 801 MARKET SPACE, OONSUMP LION, AND ALL DISEASES ARE OFFEBING IN CARPETS AND UPHOLS- OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. TERY GoODB —— TOLU. The mort soceptsble preparation previous to taking stock. san6 TOL. TOLU. as TOLU. tmown for Bronchial, Pectoral sn@ i TOLU. —_— | TOLU —=s TOLU. Pulmonary Affections. aN EXORL- ) ToLU. ce | TOLD —— | TOLU. LENT APPETIZER ave TONIC, tor a 20 4 i TOLU. — Every Bu tinonter | TOLL. = trea Se aee ESS Cau early if you desire i TOLU. weneraland family use. The ent ‘al bara am ie OPPENHEIMER, =| TOLU. — Old Machines Sf sug Kind Fopsiset oe aaa Si t a socdasnew. Priceslow. Good Machines torrent. | Tory, Std wereasing ealee aud teetimoniaie = TOLU. as FoE™max Goons, | TOLU. received daily are the beet evidences { TOLU. of {t8 Virtues and popularity. A large assortment of Porcelain, Psriorand Li- | TOLU sae brary LAMPS, DROP LIGHTS and DECORATED | TOLU ae SHADES, OABINET MIRRORS and SOONGES, | TOLU. PUT UPINQUART Sik sOTTLES BEONZES, FANGY STUDENT LAMPS and DEO. | TOLU — ORATED SHADES. All of the above goods soldat | TOLU —— Reduced Prices. TOLD. GIVING MORE ros THE £. FE. BROOKS, i aoe. ee decl5 GBA Wt st., Corcoran Building. MONEY THAN ANY | ae Is JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALEBS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS- | TRICT and other INVESTM SEOUBITLES, DOMESTIO and FORKIGN EXCHANGE. janl9 | ARTICLE IN THE MARERT. PRICE €8 PER LITTLE. OAUTION DON'T BE DEORIVED by unprin- cipled dealers, who wry to palm off common Rock and ky¢ in place of our TOLU ROOK and RYE, which te the only MEDICATED article made, the GENUINE having s PROPRIETARY | LUMBER. TOLU. GUVERNMENT STAMP ON EACH AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES. et Sane TOLU. LAWRENCE & MAKIIN, LU. PROPRIETORS, FLOOBING (Dexssap)....-...81.60 and panes CHIOAGO, TLLINUIB. TOLU. —_— TOLU. SOLD BY DBUGGISTS, GROCERS BOAEDA, eun vers... 0-00 | Tory. RMA DRALENS E¥RaOmoe TOLD. —_ J.C. ERGOOD & Co., WHOLESALE AGENTS Ix Wasnrncrox, D. OC. A. VOGELER & Co., novi0-eol2m ) Ngee DJ. ENTERPRISE: AUCTION SALE OF ‘We HAVE IN OUR EMFLOT UNBREDEEMED PLEDGES, 4N 4BCHITECT, SALE EVERY DAY. aT BEADY T@ FURNISH ESTIMATED 10:30 a. m, AND EVENING AT 7 Ds mms FREE OF CHARGE. : MOREY TO LOAN AT 5 PEK CENT. 4205 Pennsylvania ave. jan2e WILLET @ LIBBEY. = | BL? PAO caw, sevt-te? 408 6th st northwent. as Ore STREET AND 3. ¥. AVE. Copa, the 7 BETWEBR1 mee Soberrmots "30 i NAMD® \ yy. MARKET SQUARE. nove | St norihnost.