Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY.... ... January 31, ISSl. ‘The Weather. Orvice or rae CHIs7 SIGNAL OFPiceR, Wasztneton, D. C., Jan. 31, 1591, #30 a mm. For the middle states, clear or partly; ‘loudy weather during the day, followed by threareu- ‘ug weather aud rain or snow during the night, with northeast to southeast winds and station— ary or aslight rise tu temperatnre, and tn the southern portions failing barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, ‘The following are the of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day:— 1 am : Tl Am, 40°; 9 Pm, 40°. Max mum. 40°; minimum. aa Yesterday (Sunday), January 30, the ther- mometer at the ‘Sirnal office, tn this ‘elty. stood as follows: 7 am, Tam, 339: 2 p.m, 260; 3 p.m., 369:'9 pm, 4°; 11 pm, sic, Maximum, 46¢; minimum, %.5°. LOCAL NEWS. Amnsements, &c., To-night. Ford's Opera House eedies and Pins.” ai Theater.—Mary Anderson tn “Ingo t—Leeture by W. S. Andrews the humorist. ‘The Coming tnauguration. SPRTING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. T ullve committee on the Inaugural ceremonies met on Saturday evening at ihe National Metropelitan Bauk building. Mr. W. Thompson, caairman, reported from the #pretal committee to confer with the decoration eomuitice that tumediate artion must be taken. or that committee would be compelled to aban- den the original pian. Col Corbin reporiea the sale of Dall tickets amounting to $945. Leekwood asked the flocr commitiee of the ball for music rograms. Mr. Koessie stated that tue loa id. Was 2.700. Ma}. Lockwood stated that 35,000 bad bee placed Lo hig credit tn New York to be wed for the ball. A vote of thanks was ten- dered Maj. Lockwood and his New York frien is. Chairman Thompson reported that Lieutenant 6 of the decoration committee, had ben @irected to go ahead with the Union arch at ISth Street, which Would cost $i,i00; but nothing Bad Been done as to the oiler arches. Atter some discus-lon, on motion of Col. Atnger, Lieut. Greene wos directed to decorate the avenue ona modified plan at a eost not exceed ing #000, Chairman Thompson sald tha Benet, of the committee on tire works for $5.00, and some debate took place ou ta tions ‘to ‘allow this sum and to reduce It to $5,500, after which the further consideration of the sul ject was postponed fo Wednesday nest. . THE BALL COMMITTSE. ‘The committee op bail and promenade re- ou met Saturday i Major Li vacaneles on rood made a ibulion made by New Yori ugural ball, Oa | motion of Mr. Stratton, of thanks was retnr TO Major Loek York fr Lockwood and Koessle were appolated ee t0 Visit Lhe executive commltcee see What, ff any, appropria‘ions had 0 made for the bail committee. When th mitiee returned, a mol tag Majo: Woud anthority to the tloor eommitiee was carried. Mr. Solomons trom the supper subcommitiee, submitted a report, Which was adopted, to require the contr torreet the bullaing for refreshments at bis Own expense; to furnish an abuadant supply of sandwich es, uttered biscuits, crack- ers, ches tea and lemonade; all to be o} hi (peuses atteudiag the proper service of the supper; to charge for each supper 50 cents; that the Bidders shail be required to offer a bolus for Cae rlight to sapply the supper; and that ample security shali be at the ¢ Niter shall make such Tegulattons as they may deem proper for the faithful fultiliment of the contract; and, taaliy, that the committee reserve the right to award the contract to whom they consider the best Didder. It was ann@inced that the comaitres bad appropriated £1,200 for 12,000 progra:ns and $4,750 for music. p lati wilt mstst of about i50 pleees—100 for dancing m: nd 50 for promenade. ——— Tue effect of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup ts most soothing. The price ts only 25 cts. a bottle. * ARREST OF A NEW YORE BURGLAR Svs FECTED OF KoOUBING BURDETTR'S STORS.— Ye-terday a dispatch was received police headquarters from New York, no Ufying Major Brock of the arrest, in that ety. by the detectives, of Sheeny Mike, altas Snyder, whose pleture had Deen forwardea from the poltce headauart in this city, as representing the probable burglar who recent! entered Mr. Burdette's store, and stole fitty- of sik. THE Stak mentioned the fact that some strange men rented for a few days previous to the robbery aroom in a private house on sth street, overlooking the store of Mr. Burdette, where’ they represented tn selves to be commercial trav Isdy of this house was appearance of these men, and the @ exhibited to her some pieturesin thi ry, when she tmmediately ident are of Sheeny Mike as one of her ‘This tsone of the burglars, who, It will ber membered, made a similar raid’ on Shus dry goods store several years ago, He nas j. Deeu released from the Massachusetts siat prison, where be has served a twel Yerm for burglary, and ascertaining {u's the su=pi a3 Ol the detectives were at once directed to him. It will not be ditt alt fe ©on. Rect him wih this rohbery it {5 th "h arrested by Detecitve MeDevitt fi T's Store he made bist that he would get even with the Washing’ Derehants when ha released. Wf Will probabiy, after New York for Me iring the proper cs @f another, the aceompanytn Settled and confirmed. and the lings so stralned and racked that the production of tubercles frequently follows. Many existing cages of pul- he Bary disease may be thus accounted for, and yet how many others are now carelessly ailos ing themselves to drift through the preliminary symptoms, controlied by the fatal policy of al- Jow ing a cold to take care of ltself! On the fir: inttmation of & cough or cold, or any throat tung trouble, resort promptiy. to Ex; tetorant.a safe curative of lon: reputation, aud you may avold the consequences Of such dangerous trifling. THE Koscor Coskuine Cics, of Boys tn I:lue, me’ Saturday evening—Mr. E. W. Oyster In ehair, and Ed. Morgan secretary. The dram composed of seven drummers and stx fs, Were present with the new drams. Fi teen new members of applications rec . The presideat s that a handsome stand of colors would be pre- sented tothe club in February. A resolution was adopted inviting the Boys in Blue of the Sixth Auditor's office and all other honorably eiscna ers of good char euibeTs of the club. vidin for the election of ecupany at the next meet KS will ming. THR Sarr of law Dowling s to-morrow ommen TH ¢ night for the purpose of determining th Gon of turning out asa body on inaugaratic Guy. The matter was referred to a commit of three G Bg. tion looking toward was Tiled ou ant, the meet Holwes cffered a resc frege in the Distric order vy chair ag having irrele ‘a for a specitté object ed from the de said on ub adjourned. Tus grand exhibition of Japanese art t ures opened to-day at the corn hand u | 2as- | | rare spe as he bror forming one ore aunt er offered at | pi bie sole In W ston, Sale ty under the ton of the well Known auction house vt Thomas Dowltng. foun ‘a, Wuo dle his rest northwest, on Frid ty, Mr. Kratt. of Cox ‘Tye FUNERAL of Mr. knows German cl dence, No. 43 \ si 100k place yesterday, ¢ Ja cbarch, oMclalu rhe remains were | Interred In Prospect Hill cemetery. followed by a larye number of the friends of the dec Mr. Ke zel was a native of Germany aad came to this city in 1854. To 1561 he removed to. his present place of Dustness. where he erected an extensive brewery and commenced the manu re of weiss Deer, In whieh he was eng aged at Che ‘Ime of his des He was a member of Wit nedago trite No. 9, U. 0. R. M., and other ocleties. ‘THE ANNUAL Starguast of the Mutual Ltfe Insurance Company of New York, which ap- pears In another column, cannot fall to 0? of Anverest to t's army of policy noiders a3 well-as to the public at large. A corporation which has $91.785.056 assets and over $306,000,000 of oulstanding insurance. whose income last year ,008 000. and whose payments to Delicy holders or thetr representatives reached total Of $13.160 634, ceases to Decome privat ard must needs rank among our greatest Insitutions. The enormous business of tuls company and its continued hold upon the con faenee of the people Indicate how carefully tte trusis have been administered In the past aud ere also a guaranty for Its fwiure. ‘Tne plan of reduced premium rates adopted by the Mutual the face of $0 much opposition as resaits ave show D Was a8 Wise as 1C was Mberal, and bas tended materially to the benefit of its old &s Well as (o Its new pelicy holders, abite | ed: The Johnsov, MLLNESS OF THE D’ eruicr aTTORNEY—FURTEER. TESTIMO? .y POR THE DEFENSE. This mornin", tin the Criminal Court, Judge James. the ‘tal of John Silas Marshall John- son, the Yaung white man charged with the murder @¢ James E. Johnson. colored, on the 20th Of Mareh - was resumed—Mr. Perry resecuting, and Messrs. Cook, Willams and “als for the defendant. Mr. Perry stated that Col. Corkhill, the Dis- trict attorney, was quite fll, so much so that 145 physician had forbidden any intercourse with him. The defendant made no objection to proceed- ing In Col. Corkhill’s absence, and the court directed that the record show that Whe announc2- ment was made. and that no objection was made to proceeding with the trial. ‘The witness, Richard A. Norris, called by the defence on Saturday, resumed the stand tor further cross-examination. Mr. Perry read bom witness’ testimony before the coroner th it Johnson looked back and said the colored man Was following them and wanted to go back, when Pearce him not to go, and asked witness if he had pot so sworn. ‘Witness re- plied that he did not exactly Enow. The ques- Ucn, somewhat moditied, was asked, and wit- ess replied that he did not recollect making the Statement. On a question as to a detatled state- ment having been made by him, witness sald he recollected that the colored man sald “‘wuoln the h—l are you looking at,” but di not remember Johnson saying “who fn the b—1 do you think.” May have sald “the colored ran stepped Dack Bad said, you —— of a—— you are going to Shoot me;” don’t remember he said an: thing abeut the colored man squaring himself; when Jobnson came back the colored man squared himself and defendant kicked at him, aud de- ceased rag bls hand in his back pocket and Sa d, “you — of a ——;” did not see defendant when he drew his pistol, and the first he saw of 1 was the sinoke when he heard the report. (uestion—You don’t know then that defend- aii did the shooting. Witness—I saw the smoke of the pistol; ail the party ran after the shonting: did not’ see the prisoner avain that night until he saw bim at the station house. Ke-direct—Was taken to the station house that night and kept there Ull taken before the ccrober’s jury; there was a crowd outside; he Was not In the ceil at the station, put in the omiee with Clarkson, Pearce Hackman and Finn. During his examination before the cor- ones be was questioned by a couple of the juror E Thard was the next witness, and he Was asked if he remembered the murder of George P. Hirth. ‘The government objected. Mr. Cook said that the relevancy of this testi- mony would be seen when the question Is an- Swered and others asked. He sald that the mur- der of Hirth, who Kept a store near where tlis Occurrence took place, the murder being a mys- terious one, produced a moral shock which Slarmed and terrified the netghborhood; that after Unis murder persons tn the locality regard- edit as dangerous to move from their houses, and when compelled they moved with noiseless feet and lstening ears: Unat_ the defendant re- sided in Uat locality, and this excttement, Which existed like a morbid atmosphere, rested upon defendant and affected his mind, dis turbed bis sleep, become the tople of his observation the moment he awoke; that on the night of the occurence bis mind was not in a normal condition, and passing the spot where Hirth kept his store, he saw these eclored men, and supposed they were after him. They were prepared (o Support this proposition by author- tes. ‘The court directed that the offer be submitted in writing. Mr. Perry said he would tnterpose no objec- tion to showing the excitement among white Peopie as to the Hirth murder, provided he would be per mitted to show that the same murder caused @ panic among the colored eonle. bs Mr. Cook.—That ts sot up yet. Mr. Williams presented the offer In writing, Which, in brief 1s to show that in consequence of The excitement growing out of the murder ot Hirth the accused was insane at the time. Mr. Perry objected, and the counsel proceeded to argue this offer—Mr. Cook ciaiming the ques- Uon was whether evidence should be admitted having a tendancy towards proving an Issue in the case, and he read from Greeuleat on the subject. The argument was continued up to recess and for a short time thereatter, Mr. Derry briefly replying. ‘The Alexandria Grave Robbery. THE GHOUIS IN JAIL—FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. ‘The Alexandria Gazette of Saturday evening Says: After the preliminary examination before the Mayor and Justices Whittlesey and Thomp- Son, yesterday afternoon, at the station nouse, Of the five men arrested on the chargeof re Inoving two bodies trom their graves in the Presbyterlan and Methodist cemetertes in this city, on the night of the 26th instant, the tnree men—Albert Butler, Baptist Carpenter and ‘Thomas Vaughan—sent on to the grand jury, falling to obiain bail, were taken to the ctiy Jill last night, wh re Thomas Vaughan, upon w lose evidence Builer, the leader of the gaug, Was found tobe guilty of the crime, made a turtber statement to Olivers Goodrich’ and Ar- nold. He declared that Carpenter was tnno- cent of the crime; that he and Butler did the Work of removing the badies from thelr craves for met Who were to call for them from Wash- ington; that the tools used in the work Were vbtained from his hou: procured the bodies an obtained from Vanghan officers Edward Goodric! Julian Arnold proceeded this morning ‘Spring Garden” in grave yard lane, where Veughsn ifves, and found the picks and sl ovels used in the removai of the bodies, and ts Coleman and Lsttio visited the tow: A. Lumpkins, colored, corner of Prince and Alfred streets. where Butler boarded, and found a coffin screw and pair of pants covered with mud. and beirlng other conclusive ev!« dence of the owner's participation in the erime of Wednesday night. Buwler, Vaughan and Carpenter will be broucht out of jail Monday heat and taken before the mayor and Justices Thom pcon and Whittlesey, when, {t 1s under- s:cod, If Vaughan sticks ‘to his story that he alone assist-d Butler in the removal of the Dodies, the said Butler being tue contracting party, Carpenter will be released from custody on bis owu recognizance. The opinion {s .ex- pressed that this 1s not the first time that But- jer, who has hitherto borne a good character, has been engaged in the “body snatehing® business. Many of the colored people of the city are much excited over an tmpression founded on the assertion of some of their num- ber that wey have seen ft, that an order has been received here for twenty more bodies, It belng specified that Hve colored ones are pre- erred; also that a higber price will be pald for the bediesof persons ranging between 15 and 25 years of age. to Amusements, &ce Forms UrgRa Hovse.— ‘Needles and Pins,” the latest blg success tn the way of light com- will be Drought out at Ford’s thls week, commencing to-night. It 1s fun from beginning Ttoend. Its Success 1s assured. The cast ts one of unusual strength. John Drew, Mrs. G. U. Giibert. Charles Fisher, Harry Rainforth, and Miss Fanny Morant would make a mediocre play go very weil. With a good play they tasure @ biz success. NaTIONAL THSATER.—Miss Mary Anderso the famous young tragedienne, appears ght ai the Natloual, for one week only, will appear tn nar” Unis evening. INCOLN Hal e dialect humorist, Mr. W. S. Andre ure at Lincoln Hall thts eventoe, under the auspices of the Columbla boat club. He ts an adnuraple teller of stories, a rare accomplishment, and welcome to the average audience of the lyceum. A concert will be given at Lincoln Hall next ‘Thursday evening for the benetit of the Church of the fucarnation. The program, and those who take part in the concert, will be of such excellence a3 to Insure & most enjoyable eve ning. TRE ( OMBINATION € RT at Lincoln Hal! to- morrow evening will be a musical event of tm. Lee. Coustantin Sternberg, the Russtan fla Friteh, the charming soprano, st Wilheldij, the great violinist, will be leading lights.” Max Vogrich will con. duet the muste. itr, REV. J. Keane, bishop of Richmond, will lecture at Lincoln Hall the evening of Feb. ruary a, His subject will be “The Light of the ‘THE VOMPLIMENTAY BENEFIT to Miss Minnie Ewan, at Congregational Church, next Wednes- day evening. will be a musical treat Ste the advertisement. PROPERTY SALES IN ALEX 4 Wise, auctioneers, sold to-day for eorge IL. Kobinson and others, trustees, the fodowing property, to wit: No. i. Brick dwelling and lo! of ground on the west side of Fairfax, between Wilkes and Gibbon streets. (Nowland’s dwell- tng) to Kelley & Carter for $650. No. 2. The brick dwelling and lot adjoining No. i to Wm. Deble for $710, No. 3. Frame dwelling and lot of ground on south side of Gibbon street, b- tw: en Fairfax and Lee streets, to Geo. A. Now- land, for Mrs. C. V. Nowland, for $355. No. 4. Frame dwelling and lot of ‘od on west side Fatrfax street, between Gibbon and Franklin, to F. Green for $420.—Gazette, 29/0. THE WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN AssoctaTION.—The eleventh anniversary of the Women’s Christian Association was held at the Assembly's Presby- terlan church last evening. Mr. P. T. Keene Tead the annual report, showing 7 honorary members, 9! life, 46 sustaining, 222 annual members; 99 women cared for during the year. of whom 6 are in the home for life; number of ioe je for.during the year ‘The re- celpis of Ube assoctation trom miscellaneous sources were $605.15; from government appro tion, $5,000, and from board id by the iDhiates, $1902.10; balance on hand January 1, Iss), $551.19; total, $5.05844. The expenses Were $6. 880.51; jance on hand, $1,177.63. Rey. Mr, Little preached a sermon from Acts x1:26. Edstor Star:—.¥sop's table of the “Belly and the Members” should be pondered by the advo- cates of extravagant appropriations for public schools. ‘The beauty of our streets has attracted the | larxe increase of population, which, tn the past Tew years has done so much to adorn the city, stengthen {ts people, swell its revenues aad increase Its business. Now, if the rematalug worn-out, rotting and fermenting wood pave- Ments, which scatter disease and discomfort, are to be left in their present condition by the pro- Visions of the appropolation bill referred to In your Umely editorial of last Saturday, the loss of the source of supplies in the shape of in- creased revenue from further increase of popu- lation, will be the petard by which the public school system will be hoisted. The increase 1 appropriation for public schools, to which you referred, means that no street work shall be done this year. it will be seen that the addi- tional school butidings must be contracted for berore the 1st of September next, and todo this, the sum appropriated for them must be taken from the revenues of this District before any we of them can be used for avy other purposes. n fact all other interests are subordinated to the public schools. This sum, with the sums needed for the lice, health and other departments of the District government will take all the taxes that can be collected before and during the season When street Work can be done, and as, under the crganie law, taxes cannot, be anticipated, 4" follows that there must. be a suspen-ion of 8 rett repairs, Aside froin beautifying the city Sud Ubereby adding to its health and cleanii hess, Street repairs give cunployment to a vas Rurober of laborers, Who must, Starve that bica schools may be built from w oleh their culliren Cen gel no benetit. To add over $200,000 tor sehoe) purposes to the $100,000 vstunated for them by the Commissioners and the Secretary Of the ‘Treasury, is simpiy an outrage that WeUld not be tolerated by the people of auy Other part of this broad land. 1 e'ween $600,000 and $700,000 Is to be appro- P lated to pubile schoois, ‘and tbls enorisvus Sum is to be a first lies on the tx-levies. Last year $50,000 was asked for and recelved; Ubis year between $600 400 and $700 000 ts asked for; next year between $700,000 and £400,000 Will be asked for, and in thls proportion the de. mands will grow from year to year. Tae Com- missioners, the press and the people suould unite in an earnest protest that may check our all-potent school trustees. How can the police force be increased and other necessary measures for the goolof the people be carried out if the revenues of the Dis- Irict are to be spent tor public school palaces ? Much less than one half of the sum aporopri- ated for high school aud other school butidings would provide the one hundred additional po- lcemen now so much needed. The school trus- tees are riding their hobby too fast; a halt. should be called, and at on Major Lockwood and the Inaugu- ration Fuad. Etvor Star:—1 think the editorlal in tuls morning’s Kepunlican.entitled “Carl Schurz and reflects rather unjustly on Major Lockwood, chief clerk of the Interlor depart- ment, for this reason: When It was ascertalned that the executive committee having the inau- guration business in charge Intended to lait the appropriation for music to a figure sucn as Would necessitate the employment of an Inferior band, Major Lockwood, as chair man of the committee on “Hall and Floor,” protesting against this plcaynne system of doing Dbustaess, timmediately set to work, and by his own Individual efforts raised and had placed to his credit int ity of New York $5,000, which he stated was Co be used by the hall and ‘oor committee errin- sively. This amount 1s more than any other single individual has been able to raise for the Inauguration ceremonies, and the Major oucit to be entitled to the proper credit therefor. The languege attributed to him in the article referred to may have been used, but certainly in no spirit of hostility to the tmauguration business, as will be seen trom the foregoing, bat simply a8 a protest against raising money by canvassing the departinenis when ft could be done otherwise, Major Lockwood was far from being alone in this opinion. We wish it under- stood, however, that we enter no defence for the action of Secretary Schurz. Our business 1s directly with what concerns Major Lock- wood in this matter, individually, and we in- tend to stand by him tn it until he ts righted. ONB OF THE COMMITTEE. A Lond Growl About a Rallroad. WasutneTon, January 2, 15: Edttor Sr:—This morning I had oecasion to meet a passenger Who was to arrive by the train advertised as due from New York, at the Baltimore & Ohio depot at 6: I reached the depot at half-past six and found the waitt- ing room filled with the scum of Washington's aegro population, and not a railroad official of any kind on duty. I watled ten minutes and then asked a policeman whether he knew Low late the New York train would be. He said that the train from the west was an hour late, but. he Knew nothing of the New York train. | in- quired if there was no ratiroad officlal of whom J could get the desired tnformauon, and he re Piled Chat none were on duty so early in the morning, but that I might possibly fiad out at the telegraph office, The teregraptt office was tehanted by a surly satrap of the com: wearing (be company’s unttorm, age and u : Who and declined to in, Or tO answer my civil questions. ‘he tratn from the west, due 6.30, arrived at about T then went to the telegraph hut below the depot, on_ the itue, and Was there informed that te New \ ork train had only left Baltimore at 7:07, aud thar this trata Was always late. Finally, at about S55, the train arrived, and the passenger wnom I pad cote to meet informed me that the trip over the same road from Wash! 2W York last Tuesday night was 1. cisely Simntlar experience, the train being one hour behind schedule tite tn leaving Washing. fon and two hours behind tme in reaching New York. Now, Mr. Editor, these simple facts polnt to but one coucluston. Tue Balt more and Ohto company are deceiving the ublic abd their schedule Is a deliberate false- ood. ‘The train was not expected, nor is 1 ever expected al thirty-two ilnutes after six. There were no ofticials on duty, and no prepa- ratlons to recetve the tratn. The waiting room isa plg pen, In which the scourings of the streets congregate to keep warm, and the re- Spectable travelling public are deluded by a false schedule to beileve Unat this ts a sate and rapid means of reaching the north. I write this nether tn ae nor In @ spirit of maltce, but I hoid that tt ts the clear duty of a citizen to his nelghbors to expose a fraud. ONE OF THE LONG SUFFERING PUBLIC. AN OLD SOLDIER, an inmate of the Soldier's Home, while walking on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday, was taken suddenly ill. He was re- Inoved into Drew’s drug store, where Drs. W: ter and Morgan attended hi suffering from angina pectoris, or contrac of the muscles of ‘the heart. He was in reat paib, and it was with difficulty that the phys!- Clans could administer remedies. In about an hour he was some what relieved, and was taken to the fifth precinct station house, where Dr. Walter continued to visit, him at intervals through the afteruoou and last night, Tae man needed the besi accommodations, but 3 obliged to be laid on the tloor m the cell room, on adingy straw mattrass The ne y tor an emergency hospital where such cases ean be Properly attended to is more apparent every day. The sufferers name ts Augustus C. Baker. Joseph Goldwater, of Goldwater & Bros, Prescott, Arizona, has disappeared trom San after getting away with about $90.10 worth of goods bought on credit in San Fran- cisco. [RTTEND) a. & KR. COHEN'S AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, SALE EVLiY DAY, AT 10:30 a. m., AND EVENING AT 7 pan MOREY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT. Janda 2105 Pennsylvania ave. See NOTICE. je call the Sreout, AxcEMaiGE Gf warchssers to 8 new assortment of v leant SMYBNA, Sid TURKEY, 338¢ 1a GBIORDES SA GHESTAN RUGS AND CARPETS, From rquall-size Mats to extra-| VERY LOW Phiogss Kye wry at TON, AXMINSTEE and other CARPETS. HOOE, BHO. & C0, 1228 F street northwest. nove Cc IDEB, CIDER, CIDER. 100 BARRELS SWEET CIDEB, 100 BARRELS REFINED OIDER, In store and for sale by SAMUEL C, PALWER, BDepot—1224 29th st., West Washington. OIDEB IN 8-GALLON KEGS A SPEOIALTY— KEG AND SPIGOT LOANED. ‘Telephonie Connection: jaxay | dant-ime Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:40 p.m. and at 6:30 a m. Last night Officer Clarke killed a mad Spitz. dog at the corner of 13th and 1D streets nortn- west. Early yesterday morning Mr. John Simpson. of South Washington, while passing through the Armory grounds was attacked dy thre col- ored bighwaymen, who robbed him of $9 in money and a sliver waten and chain, Mr. Patrick Cahill (father of Mr. D. E. Canin, the well-known lawyer) died yesterday morn- ing at 7:50 o'clock at his residence on 24 street Lorthwest. He had many friends in this city, where he was generally known and respected. Ata joint meeting of committees from the An- alostan: Potomac and Columbia boat clubs held Saturday eventug resolutions were adopted that every effort ‘should be made to secure the holding of the next regatta of the National As- soctation of Amateur Qarsmen on the Potomac. Sivce the settlement of the sult between the Messrs. Wheatley Bros. and the Fair Associa- Uon, the former have subscribed $1,700 to the capital stock and pald up the same. A serles Of conjunctions of the moon with various planets will occur this week. Wednes- day the crescent beauty will be naar Venus; on Thursday Jupiter will receive a cali from her; early on Friday morning 1U will be Saturn's Varn, and on Saturday Neptune's, Ata meeting at the residence of Mr. George T, Angeil Saturday a soctety for the preventiva Of Cruelty to animals was formed, Judge Mac- Arthur being chosen president, Lewis J. Davis, treasurer; George L Douglass. secretary, acd Gen. Graham first vice president. Over one hubored members were enrolled. Mr. angell leci ured on the subject of cruelty to antuais at Meu erial Church yesterday afternoon. Marx Levy, Jos. Block, Solomon Firnberg and Samuel E. Loeb on Saturday flied a bil iu equity, agains: John J. Key, Wm. W. Boyer, Lambert 3%. Cain and Wm. M. Evarts. It sets forth that ab award Of $457,510.68 Was oDiained by Benj. Weil from the Mexican government under tue mixed Claims: ommis-ton; that Secretary Evarts has made ove payment to the defend cats, and fs: Ut to make a s cond of $24,993 25." The Claimants allege that Levy was a partner of Well, and the other defendants in collecttug the money asan attorney. The Dasbaways hada crowded house at Tall- madge Hall last nigbt. After prayer by Rev. Samuel Kramer and an opening address by President Eagieston the merting was addressed by Col. A. . Meacham, Rev. Mr. Wilbur, of Oregon; Charley Nye, George 8. Hilvon, and Col. W. P. Brown, of Zanesville, Onto, | Miss Ettte Haner recited the “Drunkard’s Lament.” About twenty-five persons signed the pledge. Signor Giovanni, the bird man at the Tom Thumb show, was arrested Saturday by Offiver Ohare. Giovanni interfered with the officer when he attempted to enter Lincoln Hail, on the ground that he had no right tn the hall. ‘The efficer arrested him and took him to the station house, where be lett $5, whica was for- feited In the Police Court to- fhe Courts. COURT IN GENERAL Ter. ‘To-day, Schooner Wright agt. ta before affirmed. Embrey agt. love fray agt. Grant; on hearing. Crrevrr CourtT—Jiulye Macarthur, Saturday, Orme agt. Morrow; judgment by derauit. Barber agt. Joseph; judgment by de- fault. Hurtz agt. Bower; judgment by default. Loran agt. Douglass; motion to quash writ overruled. Schnelder & Son vs. Garland; de murrer overruled. Molmead agi. Frier: do. Middleton & Co. agt. Kirk & Strong: do. ur- Tay agt. District of Columbia; do. Flagg agt. Kirk & Strong (two cases); demurrer sustained. Caywood agt, Leishman: motion to set aside order granted. Quinten’ Brothers agt. Mille: motion to produce papers overruled. Bates agt. A.and W. Rallroad Company; new trial refused. Palmer agt. Wheeler;’ ceruorari quashed. Equity Corkt—Juage Orr. Saturday, Willett agt. Naylor; hearing con- cluded and opinion setting aside’ deeds; appeal prayed by defendant. Bishop agt. Bishop; rule on defendant discharged. Stearns agt. Kt!- bourn; appearance of absent defendant, Latta, ordered. Voute agt. Vouie: testimony ordered taken In Rochester, N. Y. Randall agt. Webo; Investment of fund in hands of trustees di- rected. Powell agt. Bradley; auditor’s report ratified by consent. Force agt. Hughes; W. B. Reed substituted for W. q. Force as trustee. Butler agt. Queen: sale at auction or at private sale ordered. Long agt, Tyler; J. F. Hanna substituted for k. Goodhart ordered, West Washington, nee Geogetown. ANOTHER COASTING — ACCIDENT.—Saturday afternoon, a littie son of Mr. Edward Brown, was considerably cut about the head while coasting on High street. The wounds, though severe, are not serious. SENT TO THE HosritaL.—N. ored map, abouf 36. y of age, Uvine in Fowler's alley, being sick and destitute, was sent to the hospital to-day. So GREAT Success has been had by Christ Church parish in its Sunday school work among the colored people, that evenlug ser- vices for adults have established, er; y; do. sree Jaf- SWALLOW & POESON, SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxzions impa- rities yeneraied by Catarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely LacaL remedy, like douches and insoluble snufis, can possibly reach or eradicate the virulent sporules of Catarrh. This fact explains the won- derful cures effected by Dr. WEI DE MEYER’S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem - brane throughout the system and form a CONSTI- ‘TULIONAL as wel) a8 loca) antidote, as certain to OURE CATAREH, ss vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pex. Its nnprecedonted sale with unsolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, at ALL ETAGES of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER'S Oa- TARRH CURE is the most important medica’ discovery since vaccination. RE’ produced a radica: cure. It entirely cured a member of my family who had suffered frou Ca- tarrh for 40 years.” J.D. MoDoNaLp, 710 Broad- way, N. ¥.: ‘‘It cured me after doctoring for nearly 30 years.” Mus. Euma Q. Howes, 39 W. Washington Place, N. ¥.: '*I can speak for sEvEN members of wy family who have uéed it with great benefit.” Rev. W. H. Sumner, Frederick, Md.: ‘Everybody troubled with Catarrh as I was should use it." Many A. Ranken, 494 N. Clark street, Chicago, Ill.: ‘*For six years I did not breathe throuzh my nostrils until I used Wel De Meyer's Ostarrh Cure." Mns. M. E. SHENEY, 3022 Harah etreet, St. Louis, Mo.: ‘It gave me instant relief." F. J. Onanx, Atlantic Hotel, Ohicago: “It restored me to my minixterial labors.” Rey. Gro. A. Eres, Cobbleskill, N. ¥.: ‘*It relieved me of agreat Polypus” W.H. TacxspeLn, M. D., Elkin, Ul, &e., &e.,&c, &c. Dr. Wei De Meyer's “TREATISE” is mailed wxex. His “CURE” is DELIVEVED to any address, by D. B. DewEy & Oo., 46 Dey Bt., N.¥., st 8) .Woamplete. — novt-vo T Wasninarox, D. 0., jan. 20th, 1:51. HE COPARTNEKSHIP HEGETOFORE PX istiue under the name and titleof TODD & HaN- DY, hse this day been dissolved by mutual! con- sent. All claims against the firm should ba pre- sented tol. H. G SODD, 503 7th street north- wea ithin 30 trek She panes will be cun- tin name of GC. W. B eee T. H. G. TOPD, jar29 3t CHARLI w DY PBCES PEAT ABP CONSISTENT WITH Tae AIMS —Gent's Cait Concress Gaiiers, #1 25 sid $1.60; Genus ‘Lap soles with tips, $1750 and $1.75; Ladies’ Pebble Goat and tou Bots, $1.26 and $1.50; Misses’ do., € apa Boys’ Scheat Shoee, LL fo 2, Children’s do. do., 8 to 10, 50 wn Men’s Cloth-lined ‘SI ppers, 50 cents, con ts, Ds, reslly worch #2; Gert’s ail Boots. 3: 3 60. up; Gent's Beaver Boots, warm sined, 82 aud $2.50 J. W. SELBY, Jan?0_-1914 & 1916 Pennayive NOODWIN’S SUN DIAL es GAS HEATING STOVES, For Heating Parlors, Dining Rooms, Hail and Bath Booms. For sale at Office of Wash'n (as Lt. Oo., 413 Tenth st. northwest. ine them. Jan27 a BEECH, Lesder of Low Prices iz Ac HINES. Our offer for tae next O'SEN a} ten days in New Machine: ew American. 25 New Victor 25 Domestic. 40 New Hom 30 ‘These Machines hiave drop leaf, side drawers ana all attachments. pnoroueh instructions given {res. Remember that above prices are only for ten days. Willimantic Spool Cotton, the heat for sew. ine machines, 6 spools for 2c ” Examine our $10 Rewing Machines. OPPENHELWEROS, O28 Vth wt. corner F, st. Cloud Building. ‘Machines for rent. Old ‘Machines repaired and msde as good as new. Prices low Ws) SToNe ABerT, ATTOSNEY-AT-LAW, B. P. SPARROW, ATTORNSY-AT-LAW, 408 th st. northwest. & DEATH. A LIVING DEATH. A LITING DEATH. A LIVING DEATH. A LIVING DEATH. A LIVING DEATH A LIVING DEATH. If there be times when one ie willing to resien the world and ai! ite pleasnres and ecek release fro:a pain and suffering in death, itis wher the system ie saturated with putrefactive Catarrh. ‘The distressing sneese, sneeze, sneeze, the acrid. watery discharge from the eyes and nose, the pain ful inflan. mation extendins to the throat, the swe'l- ing of the mucourlining, cansing choking sensa tious, couch, ringing no‘ses in the head and ep it- tive headaches, —how fanv liar these symptoms are tothousands who suffer perioatcally from heat colds Or inftuexza, and who Live in ignorance o° the fact that eingle applicat.on of Sanronp's Hap- teat CURE ron CaTARRH will afford justantan rect! Ttis intallible in this respect, as our testi waonials from physicians, drugrists and the mo3 reliable sources prove. Dut this treatment infeases of simple Catarrh rives but a faint idea of what it will do in the chronic for:as, where the breathing is obstructed by choking, putrid mucous accumulations, the hearing affected, rmell and taste gone, breath tainted, throat ulcerated, and hackiny couzh grad- ually fastening iteelf upon the debilitated system. ‘Then it is that the marvetlous constitutional power of Baxronb’s Rapiost Oune manifesta iteelf in in stantaneous and gratefulrelief. Cure begins from the frst application. It is rapi manent. |, Fadival snd per- it ig economical, agreeable, safe and At- tack without delay the moet aggravated and de- never failing. Try it whi there ig yet time. ftructive form of human eufering. Baxrory’s Rapioar CURE consists of one bottle RapicaL CuRE, one box GaTaRRgat Solvent, and an Imrrovan INwa.en, all neatly wrapped in one package and gold by all Dragyists for 21. Ask for Sa SFORD's Rapicat CURE. General Avents, Wrens & Porter, Boston. Coniins’ VeLtarc Prasrenc relieve in 5 migutes.1 S HATES! SKATES! te ‘The best assortment of SEATES. Sharpening Skates a specialty. Also, a fine assortment of Fiae CUTLERY, suitable for Christmas Presents, at C. FISCHER'S Ovp Staxp, decd 628 7th st.. opp Patent Offer, _—— eee ‘TOLU ROCK AND RYE, TOLU ROOK AND RBYB. TOLU BOOK AND RYE. TOLU ROOK AND BYB. (Trsde- Mark Secured.) THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND BURE CURE FOR COUGHS, OOLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHYA. CONSUMPTION, AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. TOLU. The moet acceptable preparation TOLU. TOLU. ——- TOLU. kzown fer Bronchial, Pectoral snd TOLU. — TOLU. — TCLU. Pulmonary Affections. AN EXOSL- TOLU. = TOLU. — TOLU. LENT APPETIZER and TONI0, for TOLU. ae TOLU. — TOLU. general and family use. The tramense TOLU. — TOLU. — TOLU. and tncreasing sales and testimonials TOLU. —_— TOLU. —_ TOLU. received daily sre the beat evidencer TOLU. of :t virtues and popularity. TOLU. — TOLU. — TOLU. PULTUPINQUART-SIZE bUTTLES TOLU. — TOLU. ——— TOLU. GIVING MORE FOR THB TOLU. — TOLU. — TOLU. MONEY THAN ANY TOLD. —_— TOLU. — TOLU. ARTICLE IN THE MARKE’ TOLD. — TOLU. —- TOLU. PRICE 82 PER BOTTLE. TOLU. a TOLU. —_— TOLU. CAUTION. TOLU. DON'T BE DECEIVED by anprin- TOLU. cipied dealers, who try to palm off TOLU. common Kock and Rye in place of our TOLU. TOLU ROCK and BYE, which te the TOLU. only MEDIOATEDarticle made, the TOLV. GENUINEhaving a PROPRIETARY TOLU. GUVERNMENT sTAMP ON BACB TOLU. BOTTLE TOLU. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, TOLU. PROPRIETORS, TOLU. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. TOLU. — TOLU. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GROCERS TOLU. and DEALERS EVERYWHERE, TOLU. J.C. ERGOOD & CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS IN WasninoToy, D. 0. A. VOGELER & CO.. novl0-e012m Barrrwone. M, A88honn's JAW OFFICE, ¢ (ASHFORD'S B U OF ABST'BAOTS,) GuNTox BUILDING, Louisiana avenue, (near City Hal.) Office hours: 9 to 10 a.m.,'12:30 to 1 and 4 to 6 p.m. SPECIAL NoTIcR.—Ail consultations must be bad during office hours, a8 Lite Examinations cannot be interruptea. Jan3-1n ‘O@TICE.—Thousands of WATOHES have been N ehierg order by me during the last tery Jens. They are aa perfect to-day as when. maui. factnred. Well made Watchen wil, with cars, isnt efinit atten experianced tone N. JENSEN, 918 Pennevivanis ove. ‘cue GENzLenEss HATS. Satin and Merino OPERA HATS. Gentlemen’s DRESS SILE HATS. Enplish DERBY HATS. STETSON’S FINE SOFT FELT HATS. Clubs and Societies furnished at reduced rates. B. HH. STINEMETZ, Hatren axp FoRRiEn, jan25 12337 Pa. ext to corser 13th URE BEESWAX (CANDLES. PUBE BEESWAX Ss FOR CANDLEMAS Cc. C BRYAN, jan2!-2t Cor BSth and I streets n.w. SOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, tnership heretofore existing betwaen BIEL is hereby DIGS ORGE W. DRIVE BAMUBL T SCHOFIELD. Wasbingtor, D. @., Jannary 28th, 188). The undersigned having purchsced the interest of hs former partner, mr. 5. T. Schofleld, would reepectful y announce that he will contiune the business of the “PALACE HOTEL" and RES- TAURART at 1343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF. ana hopes, by earnest aitention to the wants of ths publia, to werit a continnance of the patronaze hexetotore 80 ueLerourly bestowed Jau28-7¢ G. W. DRIVER. ALKEW'S, 296 Oth st. CHARCOAL, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Carpet Lining Felt, Felt a byv2 GRAVEL ROOFING SUPPLIES. “Murder Trial. Riding the Schoo! Hobby too Hard. es CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. Dr. Allen's Rheumatic and Geut Lo- | On MAND CONCERT, Wi enre almost any case In two days, no mat wy THe ter how severe. Price 59 cents. No cure, no Pay. Sold by all drugeters, BURNITARD Fisrrwis COoNCERY ae COOLPANY OF BOSTON, raproyosceg? FINEST. COMBINAT: New, quick, complete cure, 4 dat inary | FIN MBIBATION OF O10 INSTRU affections, smarting, frequent or diificalt urina- MESTALISTS IN AMERIUA, ton, Kidney disease. $1. Druggists. 450 Pa | accreted py the noted Soprano, Miss AMY SHED av m RNG Nem, Forks late wi Y 7 i CHPSTRA land the pop When Xow Have Burnt and Blistered §."/0EDT, f New Yor a ‘OUr nose and throat with worthless powders : Diown into your head, ask your sist fOr | LINOULN HALL “Dr. Hartley's Catarrh Remedy.” which Will) 4g: espay Bvt | u a ated you immediate relief anda permanent | 7! ESPAY EVENING, FrBaeAuy & 2 ure. 21-11 S A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Showia be stoppe 1b at incurable lun Brown's Bronchial Stomach like cough sy glect frequently results ease or Consumption, es do not disorder the ups and baisams, but acts directly on the inflamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief to asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which Singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold at 25 cts a DOX every wher “ALDEENBY WAGONR.”— Fresn Alderney Datter churned every morning, and delivered in 3g Ibs. Tints, 450. por Ib. Also, cottage Cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk Se. per qt. “Ward” BOOTS AND SHOES. Cc RING OUT SALE OF 41: WINTER Goops. Now is THe Tamy To SECURE Youn Banoarns iN BOOTS AND SHOES, For the next ten days I wil! se!] al! my Stock, at @ reduction of 20 PEK CENT, Mgtintned room for oar Immense SPRING STOCK. DON'T FAIL TO CALL— FIRS’ SERVED. T OCME FIRST You can sare double the money you spend clne- where by accepting of there chances. We on BUSINESS, and will do just what we adve ne. CALL EAKLY. GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION Horse, 491 Penna. avenue. BRANCH STURE, Pe CAPITOL BILL. a. avenue S.E.. pots Baw The Sprin, Winter Goce Ins. Season mvst eee ur clear of is; weare therefore offering al folowing slaughtering prices— Gente’ finest hand-sewed Boots, ® Gents! best machine-sewe 4 Boots, Gents’ best Gente first pexwed Beots, $1.7 to 83. clase hand-sewed Nl $3.50 to mg 2.50, $3, $3.50 Geuts' A No.1 calf Guiters and batwin, #2 to 34 Gente’ solid Gaiters and English Bals. Ladies’ best xoat bu soc Ladies’ best French kid Ladies’ common sense Kid button, $2. Ladies’ house and e Misses wenuine goat and kid butt Child’ first-class epriny heel at 7 Boye’ and Youths’ calf and kip Boots, st cost. RELIMDLE Boor asp SHOE H. 16 7th st , 1922 Pa, ave. isn2s. itton Bouts, $2 to #4. ae a $1 to $1 50. mitton (bean ing blippers, 200. to el. WILLIAM HANNS, SE! Sign Red BL $1 togl. ee), 83.55. @2. 8, ner. C= THIS OUT FOR REFEBENCE. Gent's Fine Hand-sewed Bhoes at Mieses’ Peb. Button Echoo! Shoes 25.00 . 125 Men's Gum Overshovs, sizes € to 12, at 650. pair. Children’s Jan25 wW.. BICH, Wi? Mark: ‘* 236to8, at 450. pair. "* 11 te2, at 880. pair, ** 6to 10%. at S4e. pair. L®* US GO TO McCAKRTHY" FOR FINE SHOES. Let us go to MOOARTHY'S for cheap Shoes. Letus go to MOOARTHY'S for Ladies’ Shoe. Let us go to MOOARTHY'S for Gente’ Bhoes. Let us g0 to eed for Childrens’ Nhoer. Let us go to MOOARTHY'S forany kind of Hhoes. ae us go to MOOARTHY’S for Kraproidered alip- Let us go to MCCARTHY'S for Rubbers. Let us foto MoOAR1HY'S for hand-made Shoes. Let us ro to MOOARTHY'S for Frenon Kid Shoes. Pde us go to McOARTHY'S for common sense a UB KO lo "s for buys* 068. ‘Let us all co to MCCARTHY'S NEW YORE SHOE STORE, declS 605 Pennsylvania avenve. IRON BITTERS. IRON BITTEBS Abi ED FOR ALL DISEASES RE A TRUE TONIC. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. UIRING A CER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, STRENGTH, RICHES T MUSCLES, WANT OF APPETITE, LACK AND G LOSS oF E HE BLOOD, BTRENGIUENS THE VES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES. THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGAN DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS THE FUOD, BELCEIN ACH, HEARTBUR: & THE ONLY REMOVING ALL » BUCH AS TASTING "i HEAT IN THE STOM- IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEADACHE. WRITE FOR THE A B C BOOK, 32 PAGES, AMU FREE. NG AND USEFUL BEADING, Brown Chemical Company, dsn26 Baltimore, Maryland, SENT Sree ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO THE INDUCEMENTS LETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACK, ARE OFFEBING IN CARPETS AND UPHOLS TERY GOODS previons to taking stock. LUMBER. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES, FLOOKING (Dagseep).........82.60 and $2.75 Ran BOAEDB, OOMMOR.W....... serene ++ -seeree SEO ENTERPRISE: Ws BAVE IN OUR EMPLOY 48 ABRCHITCT, FREE OF CHARGE. WILLET & LIBBEY, STREET AND N. ¥. av. |. L. MAREET 6QUARR. aove Leader of Theo” Ph oma,* Philharmonic Cin! Vicia amd Fath alutette Club, Viola and Viotin. TLLALY. Pp tthe Beethoven Clob, and at present I Director of the Giotk Theater. rM bi - - Viv Boaton P! wisscs ¢ BiSDE. fateont HENIY GREEN? Eo ‘'’, NEEDLES AND PIN« MEE PINS) do Nivt To Noh a Me rns! ro Neh Mbt PINS Neri DB) Matinee Ee x is . Ar SDpiss| PINS Aneustin © 4 Se cecerssececeog NE H Phe Orucinal 4 i The Orucinal Cast x Mm 100 Nighte’ Success. s v3 N DEL am) Miss Fanny Morant, ® Pm Mre albert x i re GL Gilbert, ANS | Mr Charles Bisher N PINS | ; - x PINS | Mr. John Drew. Mies Josie DLESANDEINS | Batley, and other Com'riy—WILLIE EDOUIN'S SPARES CO. att N4TionaL THEATER. MONDAY, JANUARY "1, EVERY EVENING AND SATUNDAY MATINEE Drnisbed Actrons, MARY ANDERE, Rupported bs MILNES LEVICK and HER OWN There Will be No Matin Mx OMPANE waday. Wr r SH BAOK _TH Love FRI BIANC DAY MATINEE IN M —Mk. JOSEPH JEFFERSON day, Feb 7. Fie ULE HALL, GBAND CONCERT, he benefit of The Church of JHUMEDAY, FEBRUARY 5 for Incarnationg une APOLLO « LEE OL ae! RIMBALL, Cond uetor. Mis Minnie Ewan, Franck 2. Maguinng Mrs Lowell, Mr. Frank Pearson, Mre Morrison, air Ham Adame. Lothers: Mr. « ists—Mr. EL May and Tickets, 50 centa. Reserved ¢ BE. Ward. wh Jeersony ate without extra charge at Metzeroti’s. aust ate ia — ates SKATING ELEM. ° LO. BALTIMORE—WA®HINGTON SERIDS, Biddle-Street hank, Baltimore, axainet Warhinwton Olnb, HT, Jaxcauy sler. MK Surface MWS MUSIC HALL, E at., bet 7th and Sth norchwests ENGAGEMENT oF Ty SWEDISH LADIES’ QUAKTETTE. Concerts by the above artiste EVEBY EVENING, «x *, until further notice. Jan27-lm w., from JANUARY 24 to FEBLOARY 1. Ads misRion, 10 cents. Jan27-4t INCOLN HSLL. TUESDAY EVENING, Fronvany 1, GRAND COMBINATION CONCERT, FAREWELL APPEARANOES or CONSTANTIN STERNBERG, ‘The Great Rursian Pianist LETITIA LOUISE FRITO ¢ Charming Prima Donna Boprano, with UST WILMELMS, ld renowned Violin Virtuoeo MAN VOGRIC Musical Lireeto Admission 50e. Salecf eats on saturd it Poy ries. reserved Beate morning, January 29, at Met 0." Music Store ‘ The celebrated Weber Piano used at this con- cert = tan26-6t (CONCERT. Complimentary Benefit to MISS MINNIE EWAN, At Congregational Charch, WEDNESDAY EV) NING, Feb. 2, 1881, at & c'clock, under direction of Prof pischor, nasisted by Mrs. Powell, Messrs. Kubel, Warren 8. Yourg, Wm. Widney; De r Violinist . Juser, Cornetint. and Armstrong. Tick eteat Ellis’ No extracharge for reserved seats, Admission 50 cts. Jan22-#t __ LECTURE DVER THE AUSPICKS OF THE CARROLL INSTITUTE Lecrcne ny RT.FEV. JOHN J KEANE, Bishop of Richmond, At Lincoln Hill, February 24, 1851. at 8 o'clock P- m. Bublec THE LIGHT OF THK WORLD,” The proceeds tobe a friendship oftering of Feople ot Washington to Father Keuaue. Tickets, 50 cents. Hercived seats can be secured at Ellis without 4 == SUMORIST, WM. S. ANDREWS LINCOLN BALL, MONDAY EVENING, Janvony Sins, w ANDREWS’ diecourres are bumorous an® wz. They are af the same time, rom any taiot of vulgarity, and very is finirhed, scholarly and artistic. nder the aukpice the COLUMBIA 1B, and is the best in their course. > Adu and Reserved Be.ts, ~onte: at Ellis’ Moric Sore, Pa ave , bet. 9th and Wh sts. lanz4 au. Ww. tam St ee COLUMBIA POTTERY CO+ e MaNvracTURERs OF STONE AND EARTHENWARE, 313 Georgia avenue, Foot of 24 street «© — . A general arrortment of Jars, Joes, Pitchers,’ Buckwheat Pourera, Milk Pans, “Burer Crooka, Chorus, Beer Mugs, &e., in manufacture and om hand. This ware is made of the beet quality Terra Cotte toate isl, and by skuled workmen. OUK FLORISTS’ AND GskDENERS Depart~ ment Is con.plele, with @ la-ve assorunent of MA- CINE AND HAND-MADE POTS, manufactored from the best quality, tempered, RED POT CLAY. OD AMENTAL Flower V Crna, Haoging Baw et» and OONSEBVATOBY WARE. Se" The First Lipioma swarded at the late Exhi- bition of the Horticultural Bociety and at the Na- tion) Fair Janls-3 al Sy inks) OR FR. LAMPE’S ELIXIR OF BEBBS, ‘tried and acknos ledwed by the tuedica! author- cies in Germany ge a eure remedy for ail disorders of the +! eel ecialy for INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA. Imported ana for sale by AM. KLOCZEWSKE janie 42% cy Uth st. new. well- NGHAM, KR, is ibe J ew + remodeled. nortioee I LWis JOUMNSON & CO., Bankers, + WASHINGTON, D. ©., DFALERS IN UNITED 8TsTES BONDS, DIs- ‘TRICT and other INVESTMENT SEOCRITIBA,. DOMENTIC and FOBEIGN EXCHARGR_jan19 | pure so cusEn wo Farm Ro 2 reat. Medicine to Swallow! new Lannt, pm BR is tae wok ot Sr. ¢: Biinkerh« ff, Ghic, Cee tat eave 81,000 tor a nase af Pina Fe :n a, erste to Ls, 28 to 9d Apri: JANES CRESS, 3LD., nls 689 LSth st., cor, F morthweest, 4