Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1881, Page 8

——= ~ me Se I ne THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATURDAY........sanvary INSL. ‘The Weather. Ormen oF THE CHurlsP SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasntxeron, D. C., Jan. 2, 1881, 9:30 a mm. For the middie sti winds shifting to south. Ay andeasterly with slowly rising tempera. Sure. clear or fair, weather during ‘the rest of Saturday, followed by cloudy weather and area ef suow With faling barometer. RANGE OF TOE THARMOMETER, Tnefollowing are the readings of the ther- at the Signal Office during the day:— 2° 1 am, 3 p.m, 22°. Maxi- ninimur, 1 LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-nigh' Ford's Opera House.—" The Pirates of Pen ‘vanee.” 7 am. mum, Nettona? Theater. Ramet as “Fritz tn Ire- dana. Lixooin Hai!—Gen. Tora Thumbd’s Museum of wonders. Abmer's Mise He'.—Concert by the Swedish Quarietie. Odd Pteirs’ Ha’!.—WashingtosL'ght Guards tat Preparing for the Inauguration. MERTING OF THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT. The inauguration committee on public com- fort met last night, Mr. W. J. Stephenson tn the ebair, and Mr. B. F. Worrell secretary. Mr. Peter Campbell, or the sub-committee on cois, vated that there were several parties ready (0 freish all the plilows, mattrasses and stoves necessary, if timely notice were given them, but the committee had not been authorized to Maske any arrapgements. $0 that he had no re- Port to make upon that score. Thechatr stated What the committee on seearing lodging quar- 8 for the military and clvie organizations had engaged rooms for 14,000 men; this {3 outside ‘the fair grounds, He would further state that Sirculars had been sent to every orgautzation Sbroughout the country which had expressed a determination to be present, to send on to the eommittee the number of persons they would send here, 80 that there would be no lack | ef accommodations. Tue military organi- | zations had also been requesied to Drlar Shetr Diankets with Other accoutrements. He bad aiso been informed by Col. Sharp. of the B & P. raliroad, that there would be Jeast SO Pullman sleeping cars here, wale Would be used for sleeping in. He stated fur- ther that the committee were now engaged in getting up a doardine house directory for the eonvenienee of transient guests, who will not eome with o ivations. They had divided up | the city into districts and appotnted a comait- tee for each, With instructions to canvass and ascertain the number and location of eac house where rooms and board accommodations ean be furnished to guests. ‘This can be pad ished in the form of bilis and dodgers and dis tributed through tle care as they approach this citw and will enable visitors to secure their accommodations with dispatch, and add mate- rially to the pleasure and comfort of guests. ‘The hotels are aleady full tu prospecilve, and Unousands of transient gucs's will have to be Provided for in private houses. Thos having rooms shouid notify in writing Mr. Worrell, the ecraery: or the clerk, Mr. Dodd. as early a3 bie. ‘The divisions and committees for each were announced as follows: First division—All west of High street, Ceorgetown, George Hill, G. W. Cisseli, ard Thos. 1 Hame. astot High street and west of Nock Creek Grimes, F. }. Moore, Jobn T. Johnson a i, East of ‘Rock Creek, south of K sf. tb north of B st. and Potom: ol. L. P. Wright, ©. A. Schuetder aud M. @ait. sth—East of Rock Creek, south of ‘West of Vermont avenue ar * :outh of Bowad. mont avenue, West of ist st. west Dr. T. B. Hood, Dr. D man end 6 K. Fin ‘St. and Vermont avenue, setts avenue, west of Ist south of 15th st.: Jatnes | eridge, Ma). W. H. & S. Da'sh. Ss Wes! of Ist st. atd Ielaw e omar river; GW. Cowle. CB. Church and W. J. Cowin: *th—East of Delaware avenue, south of street south to Eastern Branch: G. H. Plant, 8. Browning, S. I. M rrasburger. 9th — East of Ist stre street south, souch of Bi street and Maryland avenue northeast to Boundary; ¢:. W. Oyster, F. B. Monun, di . AL. G. north of B st. and arbour. M. W. Bev- P. W. Milier and rf. northeast to Boundary: Wm. Gibson, Col C.W. Seaton, W. T. Stetson. 1ith—Mount Pleasant and county north of Boundary and west of 7tl street extended: EL Young. J. Wormley, P. Guire. 12th—East of <rh street exte: and orth of Bonudsr: Patron, G Cornwall, John T. Given. Prot. Gregory. Stephenson, T. E. Wavgaman, B. #. Worrell and G. K. Finkle were appointed a eommitios | to canvass the committee ou public comfort for subscriptions. Sixty-five dollars was ratss4 from those present. and the committe> al Journed. <2 INAUGURATION NOTES. A meeting of irist republicans was he! Bicht at German hall for the purp feeting al imango! R OBetrne was 20 Dolan as assistant The or; at 100 strong. hb regiment of 2 tention of be tary ticket ven to th mire! Protection e y 3 trict com wends itself to all who Insuring their property. Icisa home tustitution aud under the macagement of uine of our best Dusiness id be f dead of Lwenty-ty> ald last yaar. For fae eent on te premium: fall particulars application the secretary, Mr es E. Fite, al the of the compan: 7 Pennsylvania ave, ed last evening at ire-roou Was Well Dt people wert Redpath’s su War.” and he geve vondttion of relay the land | league, and what b: aed. (Us | argument was stro: tad for the | Irish. “Boycottin ‘Tue lec tare was delivered nae: ma’ 1 hs Kogil by singh the G aut ; Know tbat he really had autaority to proceed in j fecling with, and kl . | down the street, Jolinson having whistled firs foot Of G street. Promptly, and found veloped If flatses. ‘The tir Idiy, aud despite the work of Une 1 my ma. tiie building, with its contents, was desiroyede Ir | i hh, ts estimated that the joss will aggregate $1 j ‘The insurance, 23 far as known, 1 about $1.20 ‘The fire ts supposed Lo uave been caused by tue | : A NE POROUS V’LASTER stops a | ame back Where all olier ipertor To others. t “ICAL BOCTETY met last evening to the Regent's room of the Smithsonian last Yon. ‘Thirty-six metal A. Howard Clark, Mr. B. Dall, Mayor T. B. Ferguson. Co! Donald, Mr. George I. Merrill. Mr. Yams, Mr. W. L Woltey, and Pro: Al 4 J.B. Todt were lected members. Major J. W. Powell, Dr. JM. Filat and Dr. EY. Howiaad were nomi. | pated for membership. The presi Prot. | ‘Vheodore Gill, delivered the aunual address on “rhe Pri: ciples of Biology with R-feren ve ty Taxonomy,” abd discuss! n followed, In which Prof. Waid. Prof. Comstock, Prof. Kiley, Prot. Mason and Dr. Waite paritclpated. Use Dr. Bull's cough syrup in the beginning Biages ef cold and be cured for 25 cents. , ia | CHE KNiGits OF PrTaias Of this Distrct are making exten-tve arrangements to celebrate, on the sd of Ft q nineteenth anniver- | Sary of the founding of the order. Invitations have & en extended to the drtil organizations of Baltimore, Norfolk and Portsmouth, seven in pumter, to take part in the parade, aud all Bave accepted. The parade will be the foest the order lias ever made here, 190 mounted men, iu armor, being @ feature of it. A mags meet of the uniformed members was held In the astie Hall of Union Lodge, No. 22 last night. when Pat Gratd Chancellor J. T. Coldwetl Was elected Counmander. At the vali and mass the evening, the supreme eLapeelior, Hon. Georg» W. Lindsay, of Baltt- mere: James Whitebouse, grand keeper of records and seala, and Hon. A, S. Willis, of Keng tucky, Will make adaresses. Ree rr Warers. — Congress Water—The wnt and safest of all cathartic waters. Nous coarse, trrt- they =o | oe oceaonery mer Avoid ail ‘tbe Seeetenaskanen The Johnven-Johnson Murder Trial | TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENCE. Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge James, the trial of John Silas Marshail Jonn- | son, © young white man charged with the mur- der of James E. Johnson, colored, on the 23th Gf Marcb, 15%, on 14th street, above P streei, Was continued after recess—Measrs. Corkhili and Perry for the government. and Messrs. A. B. | Willams and F. I. Falls for the accused. { The court having overruled the motion of de fendant, that the United States should pnt Nor ris (whose name was on the Hist of witnesses furnished the defendan') on the stand, an ex- ception was noted. ‘The defence made the same motion In regard to Lieut. Johnsoa, whose name wasin the lst of witnesses, ana who had not been examined. Mr. Perry sald that the reason they bad not called him was because Ne fonnd that the leu tenant knew nothing about the case, The government, in order to settle all turther objections, deci to pat Lieut. Jonnson ana ‘Dr. Patterson on the stand this morning, which ‘would complete thelr lst of witnesses furnished the defense. TO-DAY. The trial was resumed this morolog. Mr. Perry stated that the District- Attorney, Colonel Corkbill, was quite sick, and under the advice of bis physician would remain away for one Gay atleast. As he (Mr. Perry) was only ao assistant to the Distriet-Attorsey, he did not the case, and he did not wish any question to be rated ff he proceeded. ‘The deferce said that no point would be raised on the question, abd the case Was pro- ceeded With. boing !mc Was spent In Completing the bills ef excenucns, Dr. D/CePatterson, the coroner, was calted by the government, and testified ‘that on the evening of the 29th of March he was called on by the police authorities; went to the house where deceased was lying dead on the floor,and arranged for ap inquest to be held next day. Witncss tdentiied a copy of the notes takea at the Inquest; was not at the autopsy. Lieut. James Johnson tes:tfled that the pts. tol shown looked like that which he recelved from the clerk at the station the morning afier the occurrence, On cross-examipation witness sald the p!s- fol was shown to the defendant in the cell; that he (defendant) sald it was net his. but If he Would take It to Dubant'’s restauraat they Would recognize it. Mr. Perry again announced the government's case closed, all the witnesses on tue list haviag been called except Dr. Ramsey, who was tu Bravil; Officer Halinan, who is sick, and Clark. son, who was not found. MR, WILLIAMS OPENED FOR TH® DEFRNDANT, Stating that since the oceurrence the prisoner's mouth bad been ciosed. Before stating their defence ne referred to a remark made by Mr. Perry as to the manner the defence had exe cised the right of challenge and sald that tuat Was no attempt to secure a jury from a class, bub that they had chal aged white and col ored, native and naturalized, while the United Statés had not challenged a single eolored man. ‘They bad endeavored to secure intelligent un- biased jurors, and he believed that these were such. He clalmed that the jurors were not to determine whether “people shonid be shot down in the streets,” but whether this d fendant had been guilty of a crime. Evel killing was not murder; 1¢ must be premedi- tated” and with malice. ‘Tnus far there bern two statements mads—oae ty Hackman and Pearce, and the other by Kilis, Waters and others, They expected to show that the story of Hackman and Pearce is the true one, and if they succeeded they would claim a verdict for detendant. They had a'so i another defence—tnsantty—and if they proved its existence they would also claim a verdict. ‘They weuid show that in 1S%) one Hachel John— son, the great grandmother ot defendant, died Mhsanhe; that another Diood relative died Insane in 1854: two others In 1872, and a fifth in 155), They would shom that the defendant bad shown other than normal symptoms; that when a cblid bis mind was affected by a severe fright, \t eles ; the root and subsequently his mind was aifected by a | the room substroke; that what was known as the Hirta lnuréer case greatly alfecied him, and he was continually talking about 1t and in constant dread that he wonld be attacked by colored men. The jury were to say: 1st, whether the prisoner is not guilty by reason of snsinity; 24, whether he is not guilty by reason of selt- defence; 3d, whether he is gality of manslauzb- ter, and, 4th, whether he is guilty of murder. ir. Wm. Forsyth testified to the correctness of the plot which he had made, and It was 27 feet from the building Ime of P street to where the shooting fs testified to have taken place, Richard A. Norris testified that, he was nearly 2 years of age; has resided at 8th and $ streets for two months; was engaged with his brother In the coal business on i4th, near T street northwest; had been acquaimted with defend- ant for some time; was with him on March 29th, between 7 and 9 o’elock, on 14th street; Hack: man and Pearce were i thelr company. They went down 4th street, Hackman and Pearce having thelr arms locked with Jobnson in front, aud witness astep behind. As they approached Dr. Bige- low’s oflice saw two persons standing talking to each other near the tree box. “Johnson walked past the darkey and the darkey a4- vanced and looked at Mr. Jolinson and said, “Who Ip the bh—lare you lookiug af,’ to Mr. Johnson, who repited, ‘Who are yon looking at.’ Mr. Jobneon canie back and says, * Who are you ed at the darkey, who ped back and ran his hand down tis back pocket, d ir. sot shot hia. Wi JowLSON came back and 8:4, Who are yon fo! | ing witb,’ the darkey jumped back and squire i om ¢ dant kicked at him, | Wem threw bie hhe pockat deseribing it) and di did so; when be passed first; did not see him do any thing; the colored man put his hand tow. et, and said to defendint “You d—n — after defendant shot the pistol he ran had testitied but once, before the coro- ner’s jury. Cross-exainined by Mr. Perry:—In answer to whether be had known defendant ten year vi years or one year, witness answered, * : known Lim a right smarc while.” He gave th Satie answers as to bis acquainianceship with Hackman and Pearce; first saw Johnson that night in Beek’s grocery store; Hackman Was there, and Johnson ealled both of them out. They walked up the street together to Samson street, (north side.) Nothing particnu- lar caused them to stop there. Thinks Johnson whistied, for Clarkson and Finn were at the neXt corner, and they turned to come back. We started ahead of them, and Johnson re- marked, “Who are these darkeys tollowiag Did not know that Pearee begged him not to o back; did not remember that he so testitied fore. When Johnson said ‘Who are those negrees (or darkeys) following?” they walked don’t remembert hat he saw the parties referred | to at the time they started; did not know that sition was made to the defendant to nor does he remember that defend- ant made such proposition. At Uils point a recess was taken. APTER RECESS the witness Norris resumea the stand and was Turther cross-examined. ‘They all turned to go back at the same Ume; did not see any wheel bartow in frontot Dr. Bigclow's, but remem- ders that a colored boy was shoveling coal. As Jobnson was gent 8 by deceased the latter advanced; don t recollect where Hackman and Clarkson were then, except that they were in front of witness, Witness was about’ 12 or 15 feet from Johbuson. who was golng south, and deceased acked, “Who the h—Lare you looking a efeudant did not use any profane words when he assed deceased who be was looking at. Queslon.—Did you not testify at the cor. n held on Samson street, betwi treets orthwest, on the 30th ua; So. a3 follows: “As he went dow! 7 D Vho the h—l are you and Johnson sald, “Who the h—1 W itness.—Don't recollect that I testified that. Al this potut the government stated that tt Would require about i hours to complete the cross- extumination, and the court adjourned, ——— Mr. Wintiaw F. GARDNER, Whose death at the advanced age of ninety yearsand thie months was published in THE Swax yesterday, Was 4 brother of the late ‘Father Gardner,” Whose death, at nearly the same age, a few Weeks since. Was so deeply mourned by the Foundry M. E. church, of which he had long been one of the pillars, Wm. F. Gardner was one of the original Second Adventists, who embraced the doctrine of Christ’s second com- ing In IMs, under the preaching of Wm. Miller acd bis colleagues, and, though the time passed, bis falth that the event was near remained upshaken. For a number of yews Past he had adopted apd advocated the view it would Oecur ft 1883, and not only spoke of it cn all occasions as an aosolute certainty, ‘Khe “urder of "irs. Carter. CGRONER'S INQUEST TS-DA A caroner’s inquest was held at 12 o'clock te-day at the elgbth precinct station-houae on the body of Susan Annle Carter, the colored woman who died carly yesterday morning, at the sims house hospital, irom the effects of the | cruel beating received on the Oxen Lill road. Sunday night, the 16th tast., while on het WAY in company with ber brotuer, Charles Shaw, 10 | Vist her sick mother near Oxen ran. It will be remembered that Mrs. C Louisiana avenue, near4%, street, on the nigat ir question upon receiving a notice from her brother, Charles Shaw, that thelr mother was Yery sick and not expected to live, and that | she desired to see her daughter, Mrs. Carier, at once: that en the way there at the place pamed she Was assaulted by some one, and was found there severely wounded and nearly frozen. to death early the next morning by a passiag countryman; that she was removed to the alms house, where she lingered in a nearly- upconscieus condition until she died; that her brother, Charles Shaw, the second day after she left home robbed her house of clothing, which he sold at a junk shop and spent the money and was arrested by the detectives and Bent (o jail for the robbery, where he is now serving Ume. Suspicion in the meantime had fallen Upon Shaw as the guilty party who com mitted the assault on Mrs. Garter, A jury of | Inquest was summoned this morning by Lieut. Boteier, and Coroner Patterson was ta atten- | dance atthe hour named. The foreman of the jury was 8. A. Hf Marks, jr. the jury beigy ace Up of the best clilizeus of Capito! Hi and East Washington. THE TESTIMONY. The first witness was Detective Coomes, who testified that he arrested Shaw for the larce of some Clothes from his brother-in-law, G | He arrested bim on the isth tnss,, ou D, between 9th and 10th streets, the boy giving lis nome as Basil Tillman. After bis arrest, Carter reported that his room had been robbed of a suitof clothes. Witness showed him tbe cicthes which he had recovered, aud Carter identified them, as also the boy, who he sald Was bis brother-in-law, aud that the last he had seen of him was the Sunday nigat previ- ous, when he and Mrs. Carter had lett the Louse together to go to their mother, near Oxen Bill, in the county. At this time it had not been discovered that the victim of this as- fault was the wife of Carter, Hie did not know it for two days atterwards. ‘The next witness was George Carter, husband of deceased, who testified thag he lives at 455 Louisiana avenue, opposite the City Hall, Oa the 16th of January, at 10 o’clock p.m.. Shaw came to bis house and stated that Mrs. Carter’s mother was very Mj, and he had come to go down In the country to see her, Carter Invited him Jn to wait for Mrs. Carter, who had been invited out to dinner. Waen she returned home she immediately prepared to start with George. They left the house just vefore nine o’ciock, witness golbg with them to the street cars. She took a basket of provisions aiong, and some prepared toddy for ber mother. Wit- hess saw them beth on the street car about 9 o'clock, and tis was tue last time he saw bis wife until he saw her at the hospital. She satd on parting that she would be back tn a few days, and not to be worried about her. This ts all he knew, except that on Tuesday he was robbed. Charley lived in Maryland, bat had hot been seen at his mother’s for two weeks. No message had ever been sent to his wife as he has since learned. Hs wife had about $2.50 in money to his knowledge. She niver reached her destination. Charles Smith, a young white man, testified that he saw Charley Shaw Sunday night, the 16th tnst.. pass his blacksmith shop between 10 and 11 o’¢lock at night, eomlag towards Union- was With bim. Other witnesses were then heard. LATER—THE VERDICT. ‘The verdict was that Susan Apne Carter cime to her death on the night of the 26th January froin ipjurfes received at the hands of her brother, Chas. Shaw. Shaw was committed to ail. aw was brought out of jail and placed In m SO as to confront the witnesses, and serlbed the scene of the murder, The funeral of Mrs, Carter will take place to- morrow. Condensed Locals, Levi B, Stiles, a promineat citizen of Acco- tink, Va., was found lying near his fudder stack in a dying condition, yesterday morning. He was removed to his residence, where he died in afew minutes, It is snpposed that Mr. Stiles, having oceaston to ascend to the top of his fod- Ger stack, fell to the ground. ‘The man who was run over and killed Wednes- day evening at Watson’s Cut, on the Washing- ton branch of the Baltimore and Obto ratiroad, was Jolin Thoroas lilles, a resident of Howard county, Md. He was a farm fon 30 years of age, and leaves a wife and three children. At the regular sale of stocks at Duneanson’s, yesterday, National Bank of Republic stock sold for $144.25 per share; Belt Line ratiroad for #56 62¢ per Share; Metropolitan certificates at 7; On a dollar, A revival meeting 3s still In progress in the Uniontown M. E. church, Key. I. il. Purdy ts as-istirg the pastor. Last evening, a3 Mr. A. W. Edelin, of Charles nity, Md, was ridipg down Pennsytvania nue, hear sd street, his torse slipped and and, belng caught beneath the horse, Me. n’s left leg was broken. He wa3 conveyed revidence ‘hospital. Oftiicer Wheel sted Mr. Edelin, This ta tne fourth io which limbs have been broken to this Jocat {ty within ten days. Street lamps will be I'ghted at 6:40 p.m, aud extinguished at 6 to. +s co: a Morning the cigar store on the avenue iw dd street, waa entered by stars, who cut the panets of the door and a quantity of elgars. ‘the Washingion and Jompany are hay orth. They will arrive sere abd u ary Ist and De placed on the avenue line. ‘The fare will then be three cents from the Capitol to 17th street. Ala meeting of Potomac Lodge, Knights of Heror, at Grand Army hall, Thursday evening. the 2ith inst., the foilowiny officers were in— Stalled by Deputy Grand Dictator Thomas J. Laster:—F. E. Storm, past aictator; Wm, H. Webster, dictator; Pal Brodie, vice dictator; jeo. H. Cooper, assistant dictator; D. L. Pitcher, sorter; J. H. Carmiencke, treasurer; F. G. Collins, iinanelal reporter. The long pending claim of Messrs. Wheatiey Bros., against the National Fair Assoviation, for lumber furnished during the construction of buildings, etc., on the fair grounds, was yes- terday settled to the entire satisfaction of ali parties interested, the assoclation reeetving a recelpt fh full payment of account trom Messrs. Wheatley Bros. This morning Henrietta Lewis, a colored Woman, living in alley between tsi and 24 and East Capitol and South B streets southeast, Was badly burned tn attempting to Mzht her fire with coal oll. She was tiken to the Alms- house hospital by the police ambulance, THE GREAT EvRNT OF THE Day is the grand collection of Japanese art treasures now belay arranged for exhibition aud sale by Thomas Dewling in the old Club Houge, corner of 15th ard H streets, opposite Wormiey’s Hotel (ihe residence lately occupied by the Art Loan Ex hibition). Tnis collection surpasses anything heretofore seen in Washington. They will be on view on Monday and Tuesday next, and the sale will take place on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, February 2d, $d and 4th, afternoon and events. t ANNUAL CLOSING SaLK.—Bardette & C9., 928 7th street, arc now making vhelr semi-annual Closing sale of silks, dry goods, carpettogs, ulsters, dolmans, raattings, ofl cloths, and in fact every{ ling covered by a first-class stock of staple and fancy dry goods, These sales wil! bemade at cost Ul the Istof March. See fuli details in advertisement, t a ‘THE eyesight accurately fitted at Hemplers, aie street. é t ROMAN necklaces, lockets, crosses, $5 Prigg —— to $0 t SPECIAL BAKGAIN! 4,500 YARDS OF +*MELANGE” BUITINGS, iu Siuver Gray, Oxford and Browne, at 10 cte. per yard. 200 dozen of Extra Heavy All-Linen TOWELS, 1236 ete. 100 new styles of Madrss GINGHAMS HAMBURG EMBROIDERY 2c., 8c., 4c., Be., 6o., Be., 1e., Me, 1e., ide, 15e. New Btyles of Spring CALICUS. New Styles of Fancy HOS{ERY for (aildren. TABLE LINENS, 25c , 3c. Bleached Table DAMASK, uew ‘I5c., 87¢., $1. NAPKINS, DOYLIES and Knotted ‘TOWELS. tack, Bc, Ble. FRINGED svpperting it by copious quotations trom serip- ture, With unctilious refereace to chapter ard verse, but published a patapblet, in which be demoustraied it to his own entire satisfaction | Dy bait a doven different lines of argmin-nt, Dased on the Lis spe signs and numnbers. He Was buried trom hts late resideuce cn 9th street in Glenwood cemetery at 10: am. (0-day, Rev. Jobn Bray conducted the services, reading the 4th chapter of ‘Theralonians and’ making appropriate remarks on the Christian character aha hope of the deceased. Tis pail Dearers— Messrs. Tilley, Terconen ered and Haislett— Weie selected ME, Garauer nearly a year : 80 as Peiny of those who, with him, “lov the Lora’s appearing.” cay ‘2 GENERAL GARFIELD, 1n his address on the oc- casion of the graduating exercises of e008. rian Business College. June, 186), said: “I. wel- come the liusiness College in the term it hes taken 1n the United States, because it meeta an acknowledged want by ee. to young peo- common scholastk: ‘uieatnuncats, the classes that graduate from Harvard aud Yale, an tunity te learn tm- Fortent and in BO Out Inte the ‘OE ite.” t Gray BLANKETS, $1.25 pair. Leap ty BLANKETS, 82.50, 83, $3.50, 84, BED OOMFORTS, 87c., $1, $1.25, $1.50. Spring CASHMERES and Lack OASH MERES. Checked ard Plain NAINSOOK, PIQUE snd CAMBRIO8. WHITE BED SPREADS, 50c., 75c., 81, $1.25, 81.50 Hotingnans CUBTAIN LAOE, new styles just re- ceived. Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, Janz3 ‘Near 7th st. and Genter Market. ETERINABE HSADQUABTERS, 409 Fourteenth Street. Skillful treatment for Sick or Lame Ani- mals. Hocorabie dealing with the owners. Fairremaneration in all cases submitted ‘to our care. Janld Town, with a small basket In is hand; go one | quite dejected as the witnesaeses de- | | | | ‘ter left her house oo | The Alexandria (:rave Robbery. ARREST AND PRELIWINARY Fl TESTIMONY AS TO A WASHINGTON DOCTOR, Yesterday morning in Alexandria, Va, Mayor Smith and Just Whittiesey and ‘Thompgon had before them the cases of Baptist Carpenter, Reuben Massey, Thomas Vaughn, Charles Gaskins and Albert Butler, colored men, arrested op the charge of robbing bodies from the cemeteries, Al Butler was the first of the prisoners selected for examination, He ts a Griver for an tndertaking establishment. §. G. Brent represented the commonwealth, and John M. Johnson the prisoner. Baptist Car- penter testified that he saw Butler Monday night with the coMin case of Miss Simms; Butier asked him tf he wanted to make some ‘money; sald he (Carpenter) could make $4 or $5 between that time and Saturday night by tasing up a Tew Dedies; that he knew a doctor in Washing- ton who would give $2 aptece for subjects; But- ler came to see him again on Tuesday night on the subject. and he (the witness) told bim he Would not do such a job for fitty dellars, Mr. John G. Phillips testitied that he was a’ the Washington and Alexandria depot Tuesday night; after placing the mail fm the cars, he Went Into the sitting room of the depot; was no! there long befores heavy bearded, respectable looking genUeman camein much ‘excited; the Stranger asked if there were any wagon drivers about the place; on belng asked wio he wanted, he stated that he was Dr. y, Of Wasbipgton, and that a lgni-colored man. who had promnised to meet him there, had disap- | Polnted 11m: the man he wanted dcove a wagon, and he thought he was a huckster; he did not known him, but a Me. Nowland, who keeps a groc«ry store on Four-and-a-half street, Wash- ington, did. ‘nos. Vaughn, a colored grave-digeer, testl- fied that A; Butier came to him Wednesaay ni¢bt and told nim he would give him (Vaucan) $2 to watch while he went up to the Methodist Protestant graveyard to take up bodies; that he waited “tbat” body, but did not say what body it was, He agreed, and went off to the todder- stack in the yard where he lived (Spring Gar- den, in Graveyard lane), and Butler went on to the graveyard. This was abouts o'clock, He Sid not wake up until he was scared out by the Wind and the noise of a wagon. He then left, ‘Ue fodder stack, but went back again, and some time after saw parties going up the lane with a Nght; saw Mr. Webb stop at his house and call i John Landon, who lives in the house with Butler made a statement: admitting that he told Carpenter that he could get $2 a plece for bodies, wut sald he meant ttin fun. He said algo, that he did not, have a conversation with Vaughn on Wednesday night, and that during his absence from Luinpkin’s Doardiag-house hé Was at Mr. F store, The court decided to sene the prisomer on to. the grand jury of the Corporation Court. After hearing other testimeny Charies Haskins and Reuben: Massey were discharged, and Thomas Vaughn and Baptist Carpenter, the two men who testified against Butler, were sent on to court. Ball was fixed at $250 for each of ibe prizoners, ‘West Washington, nee Georgetown. RowBERY.—Some one entered the office of Dr. A. Peter, northeast corner of 31st and N streets, Wednesday hight, and stole a lot of very valua— ble medical works. The Doctor advertises in THE Stak & reward of $25 for recovery of the books and conviction of the thie?, Tne Hurvic Coacnss.—Edicor Sia ne writer and another lady, about to enter a a Car near the Capitol, were Induced by the driver of a Herdic coach to enter his vi on his statement that he was going to Georgetown. Instead of doing so be stopped at the Washing- ton {statue and sald he was going uo further. We then had to take the street cars to get home, This is 8 small business and not Se lated to make friends for the new Hine. ANOTHER COASTING Accinz: While some young men were (Congress) street, above P (West) street. their “train” ran Into ‘a Metropolitan street car, and one of them, Robert Phipps, whe was guiding, was severely injured, receiving a severe cut across the forehead. Dr. Peter was at once summoned and rendered medical ald. 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Miss Me Mabel” was excelient, Next to her singing, her dancing was the feature of the perform: ance. Mr. Pagh as Frederic, Mr. Hay a3 the Major General. Mra. True as Ruth, and Mr, Adams as the Pirate King were all suecessfii. Mr. Seibold made a good Sergeant, Dut nis men In clving the conceried answers sometimes got out with each Other. Tke opera was mounted finely, Gnathe performance altogether was a decided success. The honse was crowded. “The Pirates” will be repeated to night with ube same cast. NEEDLES AND Pins.—Augustin Daly's latest comedy and great New York snccess. ‘Needles end Pins,” will be brought out at Pord’s next Week. It will be produced with new scenery and will be under Mr. Daly's immediate super. vision. ‘The cast will include Miss Fanny Morant, Mrs. G. H. Gilveri, Vr. Charles Fisher, Mr. John Drew, and others, trom Daly's Thea: ter, New York. Miss MARY ‘ANDaESoN, tragedienne, will appear at the National next Week in a round of her mo3t successful char- acters. Miss Anderson’s engayement promises io be a repetition of wwe recent MeCullousn si cess. She wiliopen Monday evening as “P. the popalar young THE GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT at Lineoin Hall next Tuesday evening will be one of the most brilliant musical everts of the season. Wilhelm}, Sternberg. and Miss Fritch mike a powerful combination, apd no lover of music Will like to miss the chance of seeing ree such artists together. MR. W. S. ANDREWS’ LECTURE 00 “Dialect Humor,” at Lincoln Hall, next Monday eve- ning, will be a very amustng one. _Bisnor Kgang Will lecture at Lincoln Hall. February 2d, on “The Light of the World,” the proceeds tobe a trindship offering to “Father ne.” TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, ia the BEST and most AGREEABLE preparation in the world for CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHE, INDISPOSITION and all disorders arising from an ovstrnetad state of the system. 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WRITE FOR THE A BC BOOK, 32 PAGRS, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT suey rein Browa Chemical Company, Jan26 Baltimore, Maryland, The | Its components are rum aad brandy of | ;____ AMUSEMENTS. ‘ORMS OPEKA BUUSE. ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MOD DAY EVENING, Jawvany AUGUSTIN DALY's Br u sy Comedy, ied NEEDLES AND PINS 88 acted at Dass Theater, Now York. for nessly Somponet or bia “7 M- and bee) With the oricinal mastic Molienbauser, and ail °t costumes by Raven ME. CHAS. FISHER? tub aN ME JONN DREW, | MIES FANNY MONANT. MES OT GILBERR, | ana the chief artiste of Mr. DALY'S own company | rtginal oner TOM VERSUS. a spry young Attorany, wh: unlike bone « eider brethren ott en a 1atstdle there he cwn aest, b MR. NiOHOLAY QRAGLE, an old wig yy j March of tue aatiaue and curious va art, acrose a bit of natare’s own brie-a-bruc iserns the true readiuw of an Id Nurmery i608 0, | HABRY RAINFOG OH | KIT VANDUS: mentioned Ct TOMALCE shit ts co teapoudi enees, | WALTER PY TENGE RGEANT MoDONALD. of the % ) Prosin AUPOTATY ABixn I (or duty at the triton Mas querace, Md. BENNELC the tats ar, Ww JONAH, the supersanuated cerk ant . Vermus’, MK. EOWAKD 4 BLOT, waiter at ‘he Triton Masyue, MR. BEEK ALSO. | MRS. VANDUSEN, the bome pari nor of the retired Cork Merchant tall of business in her owa: "yer —and in fact a2 entire paper of Noni vs and Pine in her Own person, ber original part MISS FANNY MORANT, | MIES DOAIY. HEFFRON: agitay 5 | (date mtasing:, VANDURKN. hor nieos, 4 thorn in ber ide, Thougit a rose! body elae's MISS JOSIE DA(LEY. LORPST, a roung lady recently come tbe, WY highly romastie seas ag to ite disposal, MISS INALI. RVESSON CAROLINE. 8 maiden servant of (he period, and a solemn warning to ati future Eras, MISS BLANCH WRAVER HANNAH, ano.ber, Miss HOWARD. WEDNESDAY avo SATURDAY MATINEES COMING WILLIE EDOUIN'S SPARKS, Preventing fire Guaintand Queer Mus-ca} Ooneeit, OR FUNIN A PHOCOGHAPH GALLERY. I ATIONAL THEATER. | THIS (BATURDAY) EVENING, j LAST APPEARANCE OF TH® ‘The world-renowned Charactor Comedian, MR. J. K. EMMY, | AB FKITZ IN IRELAND, | Introduciuig his most Popular Musica! Gene | MONDAY, JANUARY 51 The Distingaished Actrons, MAKY ANDERBON Monday Nicht and Saturday Motive pom A tue = ve e ay Motinee —Ingoms. ct ¢ itanch back. Thureday do." “Feria lon, The Foundliax. pen. —J | _Box sheet now'o; nu INCOLM WALS..— GEAND CONOERT, beneNt of Ihe Cuureh of the Incarnation, € 3d, pS). The Ay le S. OK or. Mins Mi te Ewan, Mrs. Morriscu, Mfrs. Powell, Mr. Fran! Maguire, Mr Hamilton Adaus. Mr. CB. War Elocotionite—! B. May avd Kelph Jefferson, Tickets, 50 rved cam be secured » JROCOLN HALL. H.R. JACOBS... LAST TWO DAYS Or EKAL TON THUNK IND PrROUPE, Bien: Withont seat, Ie pS MUSIC HA Eat. bet 7th and Sih norchwest, ENaagemest oF Tay SWEDISH LADIES’ QUARTETTE, | Concerts by the above artiats | EVEAY &VENIN } until farther pot | AIR @F THE Wa | S* Co. Ba opp w., from JANL | Thiseion, 10 | | Xcoun marc. TUESDAY EVES jan27-lu SHINGTON LIGHT GUARDS ¥FLLOWS HALT ston. KY 24 to FEBRUARY 3. ad: 2au27-4t NG, Fevrvany 1, j GRAND COMBINATION GONCERT, } FAR® L APPEARANCES | or | CONSTANTIN STERNBERG, ‘The Great Rassian Pisniat: LETITIA LOU&SE FRITC the Charming Prima Donna Soprano, with AUGUST WILHELM, The World-renowned Violin Virtuoso. | MANX VOGRICH, | Musics! Director, Popular prices. Admission 50c. ; rekerved seate $1. Sale of «ests on Saturday mowing, January | 99, at Metzerott& Co.'s Music Stor. The celebrated Weber Piano used at this con- t. jan26-6t Gomp om ry Bene! Bibs MINNIE EWAN, At Congregational Charca, WED) At © :8DAY NING, Feb. 2, . a 8 o'clock, unde Of Prof Bisshow, assisted by Mrs. Powell | Kubel, Warren 8. ¥< Win. Widney | Violinist; Javer, Cornetiet, aud Armattong. Te eteat Ellis’. No extracharge for reserved seats. | Admission 50 Jan22-st j i lasted PIBATE™ OF PENZANCE, Cader the anapices of THE NATIONAL BIFES, AT FOKD'S OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 2 and 29, } Matinee Saturday, January 29, Mre. D. B. . JOAN O. PUGH oe M |. Hay rw Mr. D. B. Withs Talented Chorus of 40 voicesand # full OF atnery apecaily prepared for this occasion. LECTURES. _ EM THK AUSPICKS UF THE Lecture br aT. BEV. JOHN J KEANE, Bishop of Bichmond,’ At Lincoln Br: mm. Subject 7 == SUMOBIST, WM. S. ANDREWS, AT LINCOLN BALL, MONDAY EVENING, Jaxvanr Sisr, at 8 o'cloc’.