Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. February 2, 1s81. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasuineros, D. C., Fed. 2, 1881, 9:30 a. m. For the middie Atlantic states, fair Weather, followed by Increasing clowltness, northerly winds veering to easterly, stationary or big her temperature, rising foliowed by fal- ig barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office daring the day: Tam. Do am. 9; 3 Pm. 13° Mast mum, 13°: minimum. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Porw= Opera House jeedies and Pins.” National Theater.—Mary Anderson as “Julla” in “The Hunchback.” A’mer's Music Hall.—Swedish Quartette Con- eert. Lincoin Hav’.—Lecture by Bishop Keane. Gongregational Ghurch.—Complimentary con- €ert to Miss Minnie Ewan. Hirth "Murder Rumors. REPORTED DEATH OF THE PHISONER, P he Interest subject of the murder of George Prilip Hirth, for which Babe Bedford and Ed ward Queenan were hanged tn this city on the ih of November last, and Sandy Pinn sent to the Albany penitentiary for iife, has been again revived by a report of the death of Pinu to the Penitentiary. According to the street f Pinn died one Gay last week, but previously made a confession giving the full detatls of tne murder, in which he charged that Ben Jobnson instead of being the least cullty of the murder, Was ile prinetpal and put upthe job The Statement needs confirmation, andif Pinn {3 Aead, his relatives in tbis city have not been informed of if. They received a letter trom him tp the early part of last week stating that he bad nearly recovered bis health, and that he Is fattening ap. In response to this letter, a Box coctaining some artici to him by expi Preparing for the Inauguration. THE RECEPTION AND BALL. ‘The sub-committee on floor and music of the inanguration reception and ball,met at National Metropolitan Bank building last evening—Maj, c. Hay secre a adoitional names to fill the vacancies on the sub comunittes, which were approved, Mr. E. B. Hay offered a resottion, providing “that the foor be divided into seven divisions, each divis- Jon to be under the supervision of an assist manager or director, with a suficlent ni Of iloor managers for each diviston.” &c.. after some discussion was referred to a com tee of tive. A motion that the list of commtc lees should be printed ad ser gTams was then passed, and the question of Waslng gentlemen from distant clues honorary | members of the committee was discussed, BO aciton taken. The subject of badges was Feferred to the committee of five, with power to act, and a motion adopted that tue execative committee be reqaested fo Issne an order to the @ay committees that they should not wear their badges at the ball, in order to prevent aay confusion which might otherwise arise. The sub committee on tickets for the ball met and organized last evening by electing Mr. Jos. E. Bell chairman, and Mr. A. B. Wilkins secre- tary. An informal discusssion was indulged In as to the duties of the committee and how best they could be performed. If was found that the duties of the sad committee on comfort and employment were so closely connected with those of the ticket committee that a resolution Was passed asking the committee on hall and promenade reception to consolidate the two committees. The executive committee will extend an in tation to General and Mrs. Grant to attend the Mauguration Dall. President and Mrs. Hayes Rave already Deen invited. Geaeral Hancock has also een invited, and the committee have assurances that he will be present. For Covens, Corps, or any irritation of ¢ ‘Throat take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Pric ceats. + | —_+—_—. Tee Vingista RervsLicaN AS: E Yast night, and resoiutions offered by W Seott were adopted to the effect tha: it would be unwise “for the republicans of Virginia to | take a party nomination of ollicers to be voted | for next fall, but they should be guided by such considerations as the tnterests of the state and the restoration of free sullrage to all the people may demand.” W. Lomax, the president of the association, was clected to represent tne as-ocfation in ‘the convention to be held in Petersburg next month. Mr. J. B. Sypuax ad @zessed the association. R.G. 1. Page, Ross Hamilton, Peter J. Carter, and Robert Norton, | ot Virginia, w TRE PROTESTANT OkFHAN ASYLUM MANA | held their annual meeting yesterday at the | home, corner and S streets. ‘The old board | Was re-elected, and Mfrs. Admiral Lee w: | elected first-director, for the twentleth year Mrs. Dr. Harrison was elected to fill the vacancy ed by the resignation of Mrs. Major Goxl- eh account of f eS of food was sent | nuiaber of | jatim on the pro- | rn. Jolin Wilson, alias “Duteh Chris.” j “Jimmy” Wilmot, alas “Mystenous Jimm: Frank McCoy, ailas * Big Pia’ “Banjo Pet } mentary Arrival of ‘‘Sheeney Mike.” BIS ARREST ON SUSPICION OF ROBBING BUR- DBTTR’S STORE. Detectives McDevitt and Acton arrived here last night from New York, having in custody Michael Sheehan alfas “Sheeney Mike,” ac- eused of participation in the robbery of Bur- decle’s dry goods store In this city some days Since. The officers arrived witn their prisoser abont midnight, the train naving been delayed. He ts short and rather siimly butlt. and qutet in his manners. He denies any knowleige of the robbery, and states 'uat be has not been in this city since March 4th, isvv, and that ne can easily prove an alibi. If he is recognized by the parties who claim to have seen htm here just before the recent robbery he will be re- tained, if not, he will be released. This’ morning Mr. Burdette was at. police headquarters to see the prisoner. He bad never | seen bim before, and was rather surprised 10 see a small size, cemure looking man. Mike 18 atout thirty-five 5 ears old, and rather pale and sickly looking, from having been kept within the shades of the Chari ate prison, for astik robbery in Boston, since the Shuster rob- bery in this city. His specialty 1s In silks, and it {5 said he Is @ good judge of silks, and knows Just how to dispose 0: them. Tue'Heutenauts of the sever. precincts and many Idlers about Police headquarters had a good look at bli They all catuered in the reception room. al Mike Was brought out of his cell aud stoud up before them for a look. There is nut much re- € between Mike and the pteture taken of him four years aco by our police. He now aa full beard. and betng thin in ites, bts appearance is mis ed. He dentes hevin been in the city since the Shuster robbery, an Says he can eastly prove tt. Later.—Several persons who thought they saw Sheeny Mike recently tn this city were at Police headquarters tn the coarse of the morn Ing. and all failed to recognize him. Tae tives will take the prisouer to the house of M Elizabeth Barnett, 715 9th street, where theres strange men, who pretended to be comm. brokers, stayed for afew diys aboat th the robbery occurred, for tdentiticatton. retention will depend entirely upon the resul of this visit. The dete tives have several ov hr parties suspected under survelllance, and take very littie stock in the theory that Sheeney Mike partictpated in this job. THE CAREER OF THIS NOTORIOUS BURGLAR. The New York Times says: Sunday nighs De- | tectives King and Lyons arrested him on sib avenue anc locked him up at police headquar- ters. Of course, Sheehan dented all knowledge | of the crime for'which he was arrested, and tne pare tuelined to think that the Washing- ton authorities have made a mistake. Sheahan is about 30 years of age,a_ native ot this city | 4nd a carpenter by trade. Tits erimtnal history !s a most eventful one. He was for years as- sociated with the gang of skillful and daring burglars of which George Howard was the lenger. Sheehan made the acquatntance ot Howard in Philadelphia, and was associated with him in several burglaries i that city. When Howard took up bis quarters at No. 475 Fulton street, Brooklvn, he gathered about him one of the strougest bauds of burglars and thieves that had’ ever existed. Among were “kd” and “Wash” Goody, “Johnny” Dobbs. “Billy” Porte obnny Irving,” “Little Rosey George Mason, “Joe” Dollard, Howaro won his place as the by his knowledge of = of combination lock: and Sheehai liiel of the gang nd the meehantst » Which he had made a fy Mike” Wasfesteemed a: he combination by reaso: pss tO Observe the peculiar con stmeuon of butidings which it was determmed to rob te demonstrate their weak points. iL Was hever a bank barglar, but he Is very clever | at secreting himself in buildings and cutttug | through floors and partitions. He ts also an | expert at safe-breaking, and has a pecullar afivetion for jewelry and’silk goods. Onthe ath | Ma ist, Sheelian was arrested for com. pitelly to a burglary in a large dry goods store in Boston, and on conviction he was sentenced to twelve years’ imprisonment, but was par- doned out Uhree or four months ago. Whitle fn rison in Worcester, Mass.. he was vistled by | elective Wiggins, of Boston, who endeayore: to extract some information from him ip regard to the murder of the burglar Howard, ? and also the killiug of Casbler Barron, of the Dexter (Me.) Savings Bank, but was got suc. | } \ cessiul. Amusements, & Forp’s Orexa Hovae. Needles and Pins,” by the excellent company at Ford’s, again last hight kept the audience in a roar with the queer ebtangiements into which the different | a get, and the subsequent unwinding runs at a rapid rate allalong. es and Pins’ ery Hight this and day matinee. NaTiONAL THEATER.—MIss Anderson Prared at the National last event “Fvadne.” The audience was very eatin: though uot as large as the night before. bight Miss Anderson will appear as “Julla,” ta “The Hunchbae AT THE ConceRT for the beneflt f the Church | Of taxes upon the transfer thereto of the‘duttes | The Johnson Murder Trial. JUROR DIVINE STILL SICK. This morning, tn the Criminal Court, Judge James, eleven of the jurors tn the case of Jonn | Silas Marshall Johnson, indicted for the murder of James E. Johnson on the 29th of Mirch last, which has been on trial over a week, appeared in the court room, the twelfth juror, Mr. H agn G_Divine (whose tilness yesterday necessitarad suspension of the trial) betng still sick. Mr. Perry represeated tbe yovernment, aud Mesars. Cook, Williams and Falls appeared for the de- fendant. The court called Dr. Townshend, who ts at- tending the stck juror, Mr. Hugh G. Divine. ‘The doctor stated that the disease was erysipe- las, and that Mr. Divine would be unable to leave his room for at least five days, and per- haps not for ten or twelve days. Mr. Perry submitted the law to meet this case—Section 508, Martin's Criminal Plead- ing. Nir. Cook suggested that there were several modes by which ‘the court might proceed with the trial, citing 945 Bishop. ‘The court sald that he should not act hastily duy. The court. was thereupon adjourned until to- morrow morning. ‘The District in Congress. DISTRICT DAY IN THK HOUSE. The committee on rules of the House has agreed to a resolution to set aside Monday, tue 4th of February, after the morntag ho! the consideration of District business. Was presented In the House Mr. Boucl hen tt ot Wis- consin, objected. The Speaker satd the effect ot the objection would only be to carry the matter over for one day. BILL TO PURCHASE THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE. Senator Whyte to-day Introduced a bill author- tang the Secretary of War to purchase the aque- duct bridge at a valuation to be put upon the property by the owners, and that the purchase money, Instead of being paid to the owners, shall be turned into the U. S. Treasury, tn ow ment of the debt owed by the bridg? company to the United States; that If the owaers retase to sell at a reasonable valuation, the Attorney General is directed to Immediately enter suit | against the company, to recover the money tt owes the United States. The bridge company owes the government for borrowed money, principal and Interest, over $300,000. The bill was referred to the District committee. THE CITY HALL AND THE GOYBRNMENT PRINTING orrics. The Senate biil providing for the extension ande © of the City Hall, to better ac- cormmodate the courts and records of the Dis- trict, and appropriating $117,000 for that, pur- pose, being on the Speaker's table, the comut tee on public buildings and grounds at their meeting yesterday considered the propriety ot urging Its passage, and unabimously directed iis ehatrman to obtain recognition for the pur- Pose of asking a suspension of tue rules to pat the bill upon its passage. The plans for ex- tendiug the public printing office were changed. ‘The stables w re ordered to be erected on an adjoining lot instead of under tae proposed new | building. | ! <<< | District Government Affairs. Bullding permits issued by Inspector Entwisle 4. Bradiey Adams erect a three-story store, F, | between sth and 9th streets northwest; ¢ ‘orge A. Henderson. repair frame, street southeast; $200. Patrick Cox, erect a two- story brick dwelliue on Pomeroy street, county: #00, COLLECTOR COOK BXILATNS. The following letter was last evening dressed by Collector Cook to tae District C mitsstoners: COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Wastingron, D.0., Bed. 180, 1SsL.y “tm, Commesstoners Disiricl of Columbia: Sirs:--I Was nob a little surprised and chag- | Tined on reading: the report: In THR EVENING Stax of the debate in the Lulted States House of Representatives on the District appropria— tion bil, Whereln it was Stated, in connection ‘with the appropriation for the office of the col- lector of taxes, thal clerks and other employes had obtruded, unasked, their opinions on the biL ‘This 1s not true. About the 7th of January 1 reecived a letter, directed to me individually, froca the Hon. } Thomas R. Cobb asking the necersery cost of | discharging the duties of the office of collector | ad of the treasurer of the District of Columbia, and | as s09n as my duties allowed J farctshed him respectfully the information asked for. | ‘To-day the Hon. E. J, Henkle, a member of | the committee on the District’ of Columbta, | called at the otfice of the coliector of taxes ou | business, and iinding the office very muck crowded, made inquiry as to its clerici! wor! ing capacity and concerning other duties of | the oftice. Upon being nformed a3 to the cler- {cal requirements, desired that the statements then made might be sent in wrung to hin, which was uoue, addressed to him personally, as was the let addressed to Judge Cobn. | of th Incarnation bext Thursday, the tollow- | Inbers Of the Apollo Glee Club wil take | Dr. ES. Kimball. conductor: Miss Min- | n. Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Morrison. “Mr. | Franck % Maguire, Mr. Frank Pearson, Mir. | Ham. Adams, Mr. C. B, Ward. Montsts— | whl take pl There hay in service or at twenty new inmates ha ¥ ehilaren were addressed by =v. M after whlch they sang & Dtiusber of recent endowments tec by tion, one of $10.00, and another of § Probably be partially expended in eular the butiding. BENSON'S CAPCTN will | ovs PLasTeR —The offered under similar sounding n | wt only the genuine. t > MaRaiace Licenses have been tssuad io Andrew Cook and Susie E. Tippet: Richard Vigal and Maggie James; Wm. Smith and Florence Bell; Walter Goetzenger and Laura Lochbebler. Laptgs are advised to call at one> on thetr @ruggists for the A BC book—all about uo ers and canaries. Costs nothing. 2 —_———— Tus Lieut Grarps Fare, at Odd Fetlon Bail, ith street, closed last night. As there were only four votes for tne r tce-p! it was announced that 1t would be railed tor. | The following zives tbe highest vote received for the Various articles disposed of by ballot: | Gold wateb. Mrs. sold beaded cane, Col. Price, 5 Columpbta Commandery, No. Smith, Alexandria Light m, H. Clark, 13 54: composing stick, W. A. M panlets and sash, Lteut. Batle ales, Pyles & McNally, Row iN a Restacrast.—In the Police Court today, @ negro rough named Patrick Murry, was charged with assaulting a white man named Jas. H. Spillinan. Mr. Spillman stated | that he drives a wagon abd supplies restaurants with soda water, and tu April tast, & restatrant on the corner of streets, for the purpose of del " soda, When he Was attacked by a mob, of whom Murry was the le t Of leaving the res! ant when he was knocked down with a stone by detendant. He then attempted toshoot Murry, but the pistol hung gay | | Saiue property; | to Jacob Weiner, sib. ISCOLS Hair —Bishop Keane will | i thls everiog on ~The Ligh ps IN PEE Nav tied a: R. Giivert to W. T. Grimes, part W. 7. Grimes to B Johnson aud t cl sub. of 0, and lot 4, se | Sheriff estate; $ Sally Smith, tot addition to Ge sub lots 557, hos. Sunderland, sharon to T' $ ‘A, sa. to W. P. Vale. lot +, 34. 1. Ud. 34. 10 and ; 9,600, THA. | jot fot iglass to Et. HL. E. 8.'Friedertch lot 7 and s, sq. 51 { J.D. Makin, lots H ert Prout to A Jos. i Prather 0. < >. Stewart to. Aaron ‘Tho! raion RW ity DEATH OF AN OLD ANDRE rizss.— | bert Emmett Boyle, & well-known restient of Washineton, died ‘at bis residence, 10 street nortuwest, this morning tn tb fre. ‘The crowa then beat him. and he recetved another blow on the head with a stone which injured bis skull A Me of $50 or 9) days in Jall was Imposed THE ViRGINIA MiptaNp KarLoap ( reorganized in Alexandria yesterus election of Bardot as presides following 1 of directors: C. G. Holland, of Danville: Charles M. Blacktord, of R.A. Coghit!, of Amberst; Wa. H. Fanquter: ell, of Ware Burke. Robert T. apd Wm. tors pow cause to be made any branch road authorized by law for the benefit of then ing the tme for the exehan; bonds into the new organtzatto ing the pew board of directors mortgages on the road acvording to th of orgaulsation. A Court IxcipEnr. ‘Term yesterday the Moses was called. Mr, 2 of Malkin ag: le. counsel for the Gefendant. who was at'the time wattlug for a | case called In Judge Macarthurs (Circuit court, was sent for. He came and stated that im the Cireatt Court his case would de the next talled. The Chief Justice—* Well, <9 09 wiih this case ani! seud word to Judge MacArthur ‘hat you are engaged.” Mr. Cole—“ My orief 13 veady, Dut I would like te go for my bonks.” Judge Wylie—“You may get along with tne case without them.” The Chief Justice—“And | the court may be with you for once.” Mr. Cole thereupon proceeded with the case without and Was agreeably surprised when the | conrt decided in bis fayor. the judgment below Lelng reverses. Giementa a young castes tnaatieS syuuaey & young color was ¢ tm the Police Court to-aay with dessaiting Jas. Dyer. an oid colored man. who testified that he Siternoon, and hearings row tn tone art Is Tor Bouse, he Went out and saw A boy Witness | tol, and the of Bisage. Mr. Doyle nat been Identitied to Dr, Henkle is insno- , viously addressed to you a | stance the letter pre dx or two ago. iu!s explanation, under te you as Commisstone 3 | on this subject, and would deliberate on it to- | Street lamps will be lighted at 5:4) p.m. and at 62.5 a.m. A destructive fire took place on the farm of Mr. W. W. Rapley, in Montgomery county, Md, ten miles from this city, early yesterday morn- ing. The tenement-house, tool-ho' Diack. Smith shop and carriage-house were burned; damage about $2 000. Mr. Thomas B Kalbfus, of the Sunday Her- aid, yesterday received a dispatch announcing the death, at Mauch Chunk, Pa., of his brother, Daniel Kalbfu:, a weil-known politician and 1,wver in his native state. The Equitable Building Association hold a Meeting to-night. See ady. in “ Special’ No- ces.” ‘The National Veteran Club met last night at its new quarters, room 7, Corcoran butiding; Col. Burnside tn the chair and Major H. D. Norton secretary. The room was beaullfully | decorated with silk figs and regimental stand- ards—cavalry, artillery aud lafanury—also por- trats of President Hayes, Vice Presid-nt Wrecier and President-elect Garfleld, wlib the Words “Garfield and Arthur” In beautiful floral Jetters, Lieut. Albert W. Roome was elected a member, Anthony R. Frazier, a prominent and wealthy etuzen of Alexandria county, Va., died yester- day at his residence, ta the sith year of his a ‘Stariner & Wright (& J. Mariner and M. R. Wright) entered suit a ey, against the United States Home and Dower Assoclation of thls cliy, Upon an acceptauce of the association by E. A. Co by, its geueral manager. for 8315 at 90 days from April 14, 1SS0, upoa which default has Deen made. The Anthropological Society met last night for the first time at its new place of meeting — the lecture-room of the Columbia Medical Col- Inge, on H street. ‘The president, Major J. W. Powell, deitvered his annuat address. giving a review of the work accomplished by the society BL ce its orgar ization. The revival uvetings which have been in progress at Grace M. E. church (Rev. J. W. Fa pastor) for the past two Weeks are still u progress, About 12 o'clock list night Policemen Reider and MeNa‘ly stopped two colored men aod a white man at the corner of 11th and M streets. northwest. Taey fled down 11th street, and between I and K streets dropped a bundle, which proved to be the cushions stolen fron the Japanese minis er's residence on the 99th danuary., Several shots were Qred at tne thieves, but they escaped. Yesterday afternoon a man named Manion Best, a grocer in the county near the 7th street road, was before U.S Commissioner Bundy, on coinpiaint of Reveuue agent Clements, caarget with selling liquor and tobacco without the revenue Heense, The hearing was uot conelu- » and & was retained at police nead- juarters last night, and gave bunds to-day tor appearance. Yesterday afternoon Magwle Burns, a servant employed tn the family of Mr. Dante! Donovan, No. Vermont avenue. while worklog tn the kitchen tn a half-druoken condition, with an Infant child of Mr. D.’3 in her arms, let tt fall On a hot stove, burning it severely about the pooy and limbs. Dr. Herron rendered medical a —_-+—___ How 4 STRANGER Lost nis Curr Burrons.— Jobn G, Randall, «neatly dressed middle-aged white man, and a stranger here, was tne coin Dluluant against a colored girl named Annie tnith fn the Police Court yesterday. charged her with the larceny of a valuable of Cui buttons. be took the stand, and staced that he met this girl on the street Monday at- ternoon, and on ber invitation he went to a Louse with her, and treated to beer al Umes, and when he attempted to leave she took his cuff buttons. and would not give them to him. Annie took the stand, and testified that she took the cuff buttons in payment of a blll of $1 which he owed her. OMicer Horn testified to the arrest. The court sata that he had very little respect for a white man who would asso- | clate with a colored woman, and he gaessed that the word of one was as good as the other, and ordered the officer to return the buttons to the woman and dismissed her. WneEN MIND AND Bony are out of sorts, with cold extremiues, a yellowness In the skin, cos- tiveness, dull headache and an tndisposition to Stir about, be sure you are in for a bilious attack, springing from a more or less disordered liver. Dr. Jayne’s Sanative Pills will bring the liver to a healthy condition, and speedily re- move all biliary distress. t ‘The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Biss agt. Tucker; renanded for new tal. Walker agt. Moses; do. emcerr Court—Judge Macarthiurr, Yesterday. Lyon agt.Thompson; judgment by Geiault. Blork agt. Ring. jr.; judgment on stip- Wlation. Abuer agt. LeMour; non sult py plain- Un. ‘Truesdell agt N. J. Mutual Insurance s; judgment on condemnation. Bashor and Stebbines agt. Stanton and Bowers; verdict for plaintiff. Higgins agt. Davis & Son; yerdict for plaintiff. Hook agt. Ganter; ver let for plalntiff for possession. ete. Douglass agi. Wes- | Lon; verdict tor plainiul, verdict for plaintiff. vague agt. Helberger; Tc-day, Cariisle agt. Barlow; Hansell ace. ikrutzer agt. Freder Prentiss agt. Keyser: judgments by defauli; Watson, x . tin; for pint — Ward B.A y out. Y fespe | One DeSmeat sampies of ice: street; from aqueauct bri and from Fa: purities and organized odie ihen pro Cured a sample of the cleanest looking snow he could tind, aud upon analysts ascertained that it contained atl the tmpurittes, and in about | Same proportion, as the snow-tormed ice. In | remarking upon this fact le says: This result, | is not surprising. and [ expected ths | ntain that which {actually found by Let us now examine wliy snow con- | uch impurity. Alalrcontatas min- | i and organic matter. It has en divided | {nto wholesome, putrid and organtzed; y | ve of an al or of av the deletertous alr is matnly of a attrogenous organic character: the fne dust in the atr, | al Invisible to the naked eye, composed of ‘id organic matter which exists in 5 indings where 1 collects; exer: - Mental Mth in acondition of fmpalpable pow- | der Is often present tn the alr, aud ts ie most | of all the Impurtifes to whitch man sed. AS many discases propagate them- S by ciiminating their poisons tiraw: | urn Of Thi tions and exc the body, alr thus polluted !s the pearcr of | Organic “poisons—“miastna’—by which tuala- | dies are disseminat ow to explain tft How pvecomes the eptacie in a concentrated coa- | ' { ber of eorpusc! prised after melting tt t dirty stuft in the ; the micros the growth s ‘of this city since oecupation aS that of a ma and emong tne many which he wor! ins of the Treasur the honor to lay th ton and was in company. and was al mber OF t | Mechanical emen and other mill ' ganizations before the dian war he acted a Dade. For a number of ye of the rebel! oe an oiticlal position Mm the payma: | bad been an tova | right man tn al } many friends among the old | Washington whow ira his avath sincerel His family have the sympathy of many wa: friends 10 a he fine lake place from ils &. ence Friday a | ing at ora ovclock, uy emalns wii! be Mrst taken to St Patrick's church where a requiem | mass will be sé up INTRUDERS AT A MASQUERADE Part | morning, In the Police Court, Daniel } Thomas Coakley, Edward Buck four young whire men, lung an old white man named Jono iS, Who testified that he lives at No. #14 5(b | Street/sonthwest, and that there was } unerade party and dancing at bis bouse iast bight, and these young men forced thelr way tu Without inv Witness told them tuat he did not want them to raise a fuss, and be | fore be could speak another word he knocked cown and kickea by the crowd. | bruised condition of the old gentleman's fa | amply corroborated his statement as to the s> Verlty of the assault. Mr. Wells’ two sons cor rovorated bis statement. ‘Toumey testified tuat when he and his friends went tnto the room, a Mab hamed Smith cursed witness, and he struck hin, and Smith then threw the lamo at bim. The rest of the defendants denied taking aby part ip the assault. Ragao was fined $20. and the others $10 and costs each. Mr. Wells was charged With an assault and battery with intent to kill Thomas Coakley, one of the men charged With assaulting him, who testified Laat when he was bien | the house Mr. Wells came to tbe door and Mr. Doyle | a i the analysis | ; o 13 !mparl- Mes.” 1 conclude that snow water ts nota | healthy beverage. and 1 wonld suggest and | | recommend that ice, When collected ‘for driak- | s purposes, be entirely Ice for drinking purp: mac river tn front of the of sewers In t e from Little from snow, and | | | city or nea ee signal 2 th morn. | sterm whieh we have just thern part of Texas At mtdnight of Janu- | it was learned | ing that the | had ca and Indian territory ary oth 1l was well defined tn northern Texas, | moved eastward. By mldulght of the sist it dat Louisville. Yesterday was pressure of the f the South Atla } carolina coast. ler of the storm t whi rin, a mi Nora cen- { ton yesterday. | were beavy snow | and lake region. On Lake Erie, at Tol | night the wind was fifty miles an hour. Oast there w LOW, trom New York to Chincoteague, and With rain from CapeHenry to Hatteras. This | morning Uere was unusually cold weather in the lake regions and Canada. At Alpena, Can- ada, It Wa: > degrees below zero, which is srees below [he mean temperature there. At Parrysound. Canada. it wa3 2 degrees be low. ‘The temperature will raptdly tucrease to- Aloag heavy northerly gales, | cetver appotnted to briag | sued. | days. | Donnelly, protanit inorrow, due to the approach of a depression | Eouiry Courr.—Juige Coc. Yesterday, Queen agt, Brooks; sale contin provisionally. Morrell agt. ite amended bul granted. Dainese agt. Kendall: dis— sal of dill vacated. Burns agt. Cross; servi e aside and pro confesso set aside.’ Barn’ s gt. Harnes: leave to fle amendment to DL. Tavid agt. Caly; restraining order, returnable Februar; Vo-da as agt. Lueas: sale ordered, Brown, sdmintstrate agt. Van Patte: re. it. Coughila agt. Coughlin testimony ordered takea. Parker agt. Parker; Ladd agt. Mangao; auditor's report | contirmed. " MeCauloy agt. Adams; payment of | rent ordered, Young agt. Gale; appzaran ordered. PROBATE COURT—JuAe Cor, Yesterday, estate of Terence Riley, late of Patrfax county, Va.z letters of adiniutstration lo Mary E. Rle’ state Marta L. Ktdwell: or- der of publication issued on petition of James W. Barker. Estate of rge McDermott, U.S. A., order of publication on petition of Eugene McSweeney. Estate of Clarissa Helss; on pett- tion of H.W. Garnett, order of pubtitation is- Estate of Samuel D. Wythe; decree ap- pointing John B. Larner administrator. Estate of Michael Hanighan; order of publication on petition of James Conan. Estate of Frederlcx Eutterman; same, ob petition of same. Ad- Journed ull Friday. PoLick Covrt—Judge Snell, | Monday, Jas Fisher, vagraney; bonds or 2) George Watson, loud and boisterous; Henry Chinzer, violating the building regnia- uons: Henry Wayne, charged with placing dead horse on tue road in the ‘county; $5 or 15 days. Samuel Banks, profanity; $5 or7 dy James Chaptnan and Charles Morrls, vagrancy, bonds or 30 days each. James Latham, disor: deriy conduct; forfeited collateral. Jerry Brown, clot i | dition of the trpnrities or alr. Hall, ran and 1 }arcen Shewents Pe ee one See ae et ee sea purity, {| Whese employ he las been as a servant; con- | oh ey Show ih ite downtall trom thes | tinued. Win, Jones, vagrancy; bonds or 2) days, Fr nO te odes een trom Ue | Sonin Dean, larceny’ of 1s veluines of Susie eats all tis Lnpurit therefrom, and | orm W. KR. S. Gittings, valued at $1 ie allbough the pertect. white color of the ‘snow | {8 Jail. James Turner and Peter Wililams, Lar. Seems Hot to be altered Pais | ceby of a codilsh and a black bass fish'from Wr. M. Cross and Bros.; $10 01 Jail. Mary Jobnson, threats to ( personal bonds. Charles days each In aries Carroll; Jarroll, assault on 5 | Jou Johnson, who testiied that he went to see a girl who lives in Carroli’s house, aud that | Carroil, his Wife and children all clubbed him. His statement was corroborated by another witness. Carroll was fined $1 and costs. Annie Carroll, charged With assauiting Mary Johnson, colored, who testified that she rents rooms from Carroll. and that she came home late the night of the big snow and had to stand in the snow for two hours before she could get {n, and Mrs. Carroll struck her with a shovel and drew a sword on her, She was fined $i and costs, and ired to give her )ersonal Vouds to keep the Sighor Gloyanni, assault on OMicer ; forfeited collateral, érday, Peter Howard. committing a nut- Sance on the street; $10 or 30 days. Sarah Jane Johnson, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Geo. D. Johnson, forfetted collateral. Aun! ays. Mary Welsh vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Wm. Brown, car- rving a slungshot: $30 oro days. Jesse Brown, ancy; bonds cr 30 days. Wm. Waters, col- e}) trom Edward Brooks; her hearlug. Fannie Mil- lor, assault on Mary Brown by Striking her oa the nose with a batchet: $5 or 10 days. Odey Hutchinson, larceny of and a handkerchiet from Carrie Keyes by suatching them from her haud on the street; restitution ordered, and a De Of $5 or 30 days imposed. Wm. Hutchin- £0n, a colored boy, charged with defacing pub- lie property. One of the Capitol policemen tes- Ufied fo catching this boy Monday in the act of drawing indecent and immoral figures on the Walls of the Capitol bulldiag. He was fined $10 or 30 days in jail, Frances Lewis, assault on Mary Carter, $% or 10 days. Anjalette Allen, assault on Fannie Taylor; do. Mary Brooks, assauit on Isabella Brooks, do. ‘To-day, Thornton A. Jackson, forfeited col- lateral. Catharine Curtin, loud and bolsterous; $5 or 15 days. Andrew Ayer and Daniel Di how centering tn Dakota. which on Friday en- tered the Pacific coast near Washington Cerri- tory. During the storm just passed the tem- erature in the middle states and lake regions as been remarkably cold for the montn of January: The minimum here was toils morn- ing 2 degrees above zero. This was a (all or 20 rees from the previous nigot. Toe north- erly winds to-day will be southeriy tomorrow, and tt will be cloudy. Ir WILi BE SEEN y ie prnbgh cigars ey Mr. Scott 1s again in this city wi usi fine collection of paintings, and has secured Marinrs hall, on E street, between 9th and icth. He could not have obtained a more sult- able place. The collection is now open day and eventing till the time of sale, t Vagrancy; bonds or 90 davs each tn the wor! house. Jas. Burphey, assault on Edward Jac! son by striking On the head with a club; $10 Or 30 days, Wm. Clements, assault on Jas. Dyer; $100 or 6 months tn jail. Patrick Murry, asaault on Jas. H. Spillman; $50 or 90 Denis Buchannan, charged with larceny of a ick trom Jas. McDevitt: continued. Henry ‘iiler, assault on Sarah Johnson; $10. Dantel Cratg, assault on Malinda Craig,’ his wife. by blacking her eyes; $10 or 30 days in jall. Wm. ae aieheivent rae te ‘Thomas Cookley and Edward Buchley, assault on John Wells; Ryan was fined $20'and the others $10 and costseach. Wm. Fee, threats to Amanda Shuman; bonds or 90 in jal. Samuel Matthews, astault on Betsey Danks: $10 j at ve The Plymouth, N. C., Fire. RaLelea, N C., Feb. 2—Tfae fire at Plymouth, N.C., destroyed the Dusiness porcion of the Place, Which was thickly bullt np with stores And warehouses. The court hoase was built of brick. Tae fire, beginning fu the office near the centre of Water street, worked ts Way both oP and down that street, until it had Swept it clear, not a building being left. Tne following is alist of the Dutidings and stocks destroved, with the lsses :—Hornthal & Bro., Jour bulldings, including their store and stock of me: chandize. $25,000; J. F. Norm n store and Stock Of merchabaize, and twe other bulidings, £20,000; J. P. Newberry, three buildings, stock chandize, and’ 10) bales of cotton, $20,000; J. W. Ayres, store and stock of mer_ chandize. $3,000; W. M. Ayres, stock of mer- chandize; NJ. Norman, two storehouses, $2.00; W. H. Ward, druggist, entire stock, $1,590; Jonn Plerey, store and stock, $2,000; the court louse, $6,000; J. P. Swain, store and stock, $1500; ‘Tet_ terion, Store and’ stock, $1,000; sundry ‘smail losses, $5 000. Captsta ‘Solon ‘Askew, of the Sleatrer Artole, steamed up in the reat of tae Durning warehouses and’ saved considerable property. ‘The losses amount to $127 5). Be. sides the bata ngs destroyed. 250 Dales of eat lon Wese burned and 100,00 shingles, Hora- thal and Co. and J. F. Norman wae paren: Insured “The other losers have no insurance what ver. The church burned was bailt of brick and Was bavdscme in design. —— ee A Verdict for che Government. Monte Ala. Feb. 2—In the case of the United States vs J. B. Calhoun, for trespassing Upon purlic land by Doxing trees for turpen- Une, the jury returned a verdic: for the gov roe Ment for Fis yesterday. Tots 18 the Arst Verdict ever returned for the government in Mother and Son Burned to Death. Boston, Feb. 2—A smal dweiling at Com- Metal Point, Dorchester district, Wags burned ea)l, Ubis morning. the tire accidentally ignit- fox ‘roin a's ove. The occupants, Mrs. Jonanaa Callahan, aged 70, and her son ‘William, aged 30, perisbed in the flames, The loss on the building is $1,000, fhe "arkets. BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.—Virginia atx deferred, 1S; do. cousola, 7935; do. second oe 32, do. Rast due coupo: do. new ten-forties, 517, ; ons, 85 bid to-day. Feb, 2 —Gotton duil—middlin, . sud more (e—Howard strest fe rr ges So artes, 40006 79; cil u Super, 4.258 375: do. oxtra, 4:l04¢ 78; do. family, 6 35a0, 50) @o Ric brands, 6.12a6.88: Patapsco family, 7.00. Wheat, southeru quiet; Western easier and inactiv: southern red, 1. No. 2 western winter red, spot aad F: ‘e al.15\. March, L.174gal.17?, pril, 1.18*,a1. 1! May, 1 195,41.1925. Corn, southern ste erp firmer but duil—southern white aud ¥ yee Th muxed, 18; do. amber, 1. <0 raary, 8 oan A lowap3 ; an ebruary, S53 ya} : 10 wid: steamer, BOS: sa ane do. mixed, adi. Kye prime to choice Pe nd, 0823.00. Provisious with moderate demand—mess pork, ol 4, 13.25: 15 00, Bulk meats—loose ‘shoal ters, none Clear rib" sides, none. oflerug; oa Bacon—shoulders, 3, cles Hams, 10sja11%. Lard, 10. “Bu: gwet—prime to choice western packed, 13423; ro! 20.29." Exge lower, 32035 betroletnn noming! Tefiued, 9 asked. Coffee dull—Rio. carcoek, ordinary new, offeling; backed, 639 and 8 Tb sidés, 83. w fair, 1:13. Suyar quict—A poft, Jct Wiuesy lower, "1.11. ° Freigita to Liverpool per steaacy dui. Receipts flour, 1,105 varreis, wheat, 15,00) Dusbels; corn, 19,260"bustiels; oat, 2.400 busies. $1 ty none. rales—whicat 481,500 bush is; corn. £6,440 bushels NEW YORK, rel’ 2.—Stocks strong. Money, Se6 | Exchange—iong, 4824; short, 455. Govern: Bente quiet. NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Flour dull. Wheat Active and jower. Gorn qu NEW YOuK, Feb. 2, 11 m.—The Stock Mark Opened strony aad yenerally hisher, aad pr savanced 3 to 23 per cent, Texas ic, Liske Ere aud Western and tue E évated railway sha being most com-picuvus in the upward. mover: Bubsequentiy prices reacted y to 1g per cent, tl latter in Western Union, which sold dowa from UGe to 115, It UN, Feb. 2, 12:30 p. m.—Consols, 98 9.16 for money and 98 13-16 for the accouut, U. B bonds, 4 per cents, 116%. Aulsntic and Great Western first mortzace trustecs’ certificates, Gi%; Atianuc and Great Western seconds, 31x: Krie, 51x: do. second conavls, 104. New York Central, 153°“ Tnois Central, 1353. “Pennay! vanis Central, 67. Heading, 33. NEW YORK MAREETS THIS AFTERNOON. Zhe following quotations were current in New York to-day at 230 p. m., a8 reported by Lewis Johnson & Oo. -—U. 8. 4 per cents, 112% bid, 112% . 8. 439 per cents, 112 bid, 1124 asked; D. C. 3.65%, New Jersey Central, 9275; Ohio and Mismisstppi, 6134, Erie, 4874 : Michizan Qeutral, 120% ; Bai niba: and xt. Joseph, 64%, ; Lake Shore, 125%: Northwest, 12537; do. preferred, 1394;: Iron Youn- tain, 6134, Bock Island, ——; Bt. Pudl, 1164; do. preferred, ——; Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific, 49, do. preferred, S84: 'Kanssa and Texas, 47%: W. 0. Felon SY: CO. 0. and I. G., 26%; Vacifie Mail, 63'4;' Union Pacific, 118. Wanted, an Ice Boat. (Alexandria Gazette.) Were it not for the patent fact that they do Bot, we Would suppose that the direct interests of ail the householders In the District of Colua- ‘bia would be suflicient to Induce every one of them to become an active lobby member of the Fresent Congress, for the purpose of obtaining irom that body ab fee boat, with which to kees their harbor opey during such weather as has prevalléd this winter, aa® which haseffectually Diockaded the national capital for more than a month. ‘The tnereased cost of fuelandot man: sorts of provisions, leaving extirely our of vi the numerous other expense sand ta- cenventences, necessarily caused by the block ade, Would stimulate ine people and t of any other city except Washington aloud for the stoall appropriation that 13 re- (juisite to ratse 1. If Congress reel the Potomac flats, the mere tas bers for cysters, will induce tnem to vote the insig nt sum required for the prtrchase ot ve boat, if the necessity for such 2 boat be brought to their attention. Sap Exping 70 a Jove JOURNEY. ever visited Tima, Onio, on Savard: - cure a marriage license, having fixed his wed- ding for Thursday next. In attempting Lo board the train on i eturn he sipped and the ears passed over both of his legs. fe ved about an. jour after the accident, retalaing his consclous- ness. Knowing that he could not live, he made ea bequeathing $1,000 to his intended le. JEALOUSY AND eatur, Til, 8: Pi RINE.—A dispatch from De- jon A. Hornstein, a Ger- of this place, attempted to kill ht young wife this morning ‘oy making desperate ‘Stabs at her with a kutfe and then pounded her on the head with a kettie. Two gentlemen tn- terfered, and he then pulled a revolver and shot himself twice in the head, and, that fall- ing to kill him, be selzed a common wood-saw and hacked away with !t at nts throat natil he severed the jugular vetn, when he bled to deat. He was 57 years of age, and married his wife ‘Uwo years ago When she was 17 yearsold. He Was abusive and jealous, and she deserted tim, which incited him to the fearful attempt eance. Tom Brrorp, the slayer of Judge Elliott, of the Kentucky ‘court of appeals, has been sent from Owenton, Ky., to the Insane asylum, hay- ing been acquitted, a3 already stated, of mur- der, on the ground of insanit FRAUDS IN THE Cutan Naval Dgrartxenr. ‘The Spanish government has been telegraphed from Havana that Admiral Jose Maria Beran ger, commanding the West India feet, has ordered tbe arrest and trial by court martlal of the accountant general and several rich offi- ¢lals of the Cuban naval department,on charges of extensive frauds In contracts. Civillans are also {mplicated. The treasury has been de- frauded to the extent of several hundred thou- sand dollars. No Evymence or Guict.—A telegram to the N. Y. Hervid trom Kicumond, Va. February 1, says: Advices received here from London, Eng®, State that Mr. Robert Hume, the anglo-Amet can from Virginia who was accused of the wil- ful murder of Auni¢ Eliza Sutton, allas Anate Harcourt, has been acquitted. Tne defeace was Ubat the prisoner had been in America for some years, and, as people did there, carried a loaded revolver in a@ pocket in his trousers made on purpose, and so wore it at the deceased’s hou: onthe night of the eccurrence. — He took 0} his coat and was proceeding to undress when the deceased took the revolver from his pocket and said he was a fool to carry it, While his back was toward her it went off and he just caught her as she was falling. He discovered thay she was dead and he laid her down. All hts Statements were consistent with the fact that he found she had shot herself and went to her assistance, Several gentlemen were called who proved that the prisonr was siways in the bablt Of carrying 9 revolver in hts pocket. The examining magistrate said that in his judgment there was not only an enilre absence of any testimony on which a jury would Convict the accused of wilful mut der. but the evidence went to a very great e: tent in an entirely opposite directlon—namely, that the deceased was playing with the pistol and that she herself committed the act. He UWereupon ordered the discharge of the accused, which announcement was greeted with great applause. The numerous acquaintances of Mr. Hume in this Bae a be exes, 13 i at the happy termination o! Mr. Hume and wife will shortly return to Virginia. ‘TENNESSEE'S DEADLOCK OvER.—A telegram to the 4, ¥. Herald, trom Nashville, February 1, says: The deadlock in the election of state officers was unex] ended to-day by the election of ‘@apt. Jame3 Nol rep., a8 comp- troller, and ex-Congresman D. A. Nunn, rep., as secretary of state, four low tax democrats having gone over to them and made their elec- Mon possiple. Capt. Nolan came to Tennessee during the war pe see in the First Kansas artillery, Col Mi I. Polk, democrat, was elected treasurer for the third term. Maca bitterness of feeling was shown by the demo- crats against the low tax democrats, who voted lor Nunn and ele and they were party. ized the members to 8 West Washington, nce Geogetown. DETECTIVES AND STOLEN PROPERTY, a 4 rty neertiy siolen by burglars from Mr. ne’s residence, on Washington (30th) street, Can be discovered, tt is seid, through detectives, but he staies that !t wiilcost him about halt Crane thinks it a bard case and has not d~- \6ed whether to pay the charges or to let the goods go. Mr. Walter Wheatley, whose rest- | deuce Was burglarized some time ago, recov. red his property through the agency of the detwe tyes, but Knows from experience that {t ts ex- pensive business, TEE THRXMOMETER at Mr. 0. (°. Green's farm, & short distance out of town, registered 2 de- gives below zero this morning at sunrise. MRS. CERISTIANCY’S AGRNT IN Jatt.—Under this heading the New York Sin of to-aay saya Charles L. Blood, who was Mrs. Christiancy’s agent in this city to receive from her alieced | lover, Mr. Giro, Ue letters she wrote to hita, is in Ludlow street jal under an order of arrest grapted by Justice Pratt last summer. The order was issued in the sult cf Heury B. Walker and Orville S. Harmon against Charles L. Blood and James Hi. Veniere. The suit, which 1s on the calendar of the Kings county supreme court, ts for $10,00¢ damages for an alleged swindle in connection with the sale to the Plainuf’s of some exclusive rights for the sale and use of oxygenized air, of which Blood claimed to be the Inventor. Blood was arrested on September 16 and lodged in Ludiow street Jeu. The sheriff accepted sureties on a bond of $5,000, UL after Blooa’s release the sureties rerused 1o justify, and the sheriff did uot had Blood again until he was arrested tn the Carts- Maney case. His counsel bave ob'ainsd an olcer 10 show cause to-day why tke order of anest should not be vacated. It 18 very mean to ask @ man whose wife {s a shrew if it 1s hot enough for lim, or If is seold enoogh for nim.— Pu CUTICURA Miractes of Heating eal His Curteuna RESOLVEST. the wrest nataral blood Puritier, absorbent, renovator and vitalizer, lias th, wn its grand curative power in scrofula, white swelling, ulcers, eryeipelas, swelled neck, scrofu- lous inflammations, mercurial affections, cld sores, eruption of the skin, Fore eyes and scalp atlections, with Gry, thin and falling hair: and when thecuri- cca, a Medicinal Jelly, and the Cumicuna Boa, prepared from it, areapplied toexternal symptoms, the cures efiected by the Curicuna Ruwxpres are marvellous. Scrofula. ScrorvLa —Hon. William Tay ton, Stste Senator of Maesachusetts, permanently cured of a humor of the face and scalp that had be«n treated unsuccessfully for twelve years by many of Bos- ton’s best physicians and mest n ted s vecialista, as well ss European authorities. He says: ‘I have been so elated with my successful use of the Cnti- cura Remedies that I have stopped men in the Streets to tell them of my care.” Hu RUNNING Sonks. Henry Landecker, Dover, N. H., certifies that Ausast 23, 1877, he broke lis leg. ‘Lhe bone was set by a puysician. Upon removing the splints sores broke out from the knes to the heel. Doctors called them varicoee veins, and or- dered rubberstocaings. Paid $25 for stockines, without auy sign of care. Bousht Crricuna Rew- EDIES and was rapidly aul permanently cured. Certified to by Lothrop & Pinkham, Drawzists, Dover, N. i. ning So: Salt Bheum. Sart KieuM.—George #. Owen, Dealer in Pia nok, Gran Rapids, Mich., was troubled for nine years with Salt Rheum. Tred every medicine known to the trade, and was attended by many physicians with only temporary relief. Cared by CUTICURA REMEDIES CrricUha REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS & Potrrn, Chemists and Druxzists, 360 Washington street, Boston, and are for saie by all Drugqists. Price for CUTICURA, a Medicinal Jelly, smail boxes, 50 cents; Iarwe boxes, $1. CuTICURA ResoLvEeNt, the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. QuTiouna Meprcivat TorLet Soar, 25 cents. QvTicura MEDICINAL SHAVING SoaP, 15 cents; in bare, for Barbers snd large cousumers, 50 cents. SR AU mailed free on receipt of price. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURB FOR CATARRH. One Bottle Radical Cure, @ne Box Ca olvent, and One Improved Inhaler. Price for all, $2. tarrhal Economical, areeable, relieving instantly aud eu reat combination of med weary sufferer from every form of starch relief andrist. It satisdes every demand of reason and common geuse. it attacks and conquers every phase of caterrhal divease. Jt strikes st the root, cleansing the uasal passages of purnient matter, to ewallow snd inha'e which means destraction, sweetening the breath, restoring the senses of smell, taste and hesring'to fu | activi ying the blood of catarrhal virus and checking its con- stitutional ravages. Buy it while there fs yet time. Ask for Saxrorp's Raproa Cune. Sold and recommended everywhere. General Agents, WEEKS & POTTEH, Boston. fate and ne ing perm ceoLLINS’ Voltaic Hlectric Plasters. One CoLtiss’ Vortato ELECTRIC PLASTER, cost - ine 25 cents, 18 far superior to every other elec- trical appliance before the public. They instantly relieve Dvspepeia, Liver Complaint, Malaria, Fever and Axue, and Kidney and Urinary Difticulties, and may be worn over the pit of the stomach, over the Kidneys, or any affected part. Price 25 cts Sold everywhere. feb2 SWALLOWING POISON. SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach amd lungs. No merely Loca remedy, like douches and insoluble | spufis, 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 INOOULATIVE treatment. The elements uueed by him are ABSOBBED by the mncons mem- brane throughout the system and form a OONSTI- ‘TUTIONAL as-well as local antidote, as certain to OURE CATARRH, as vaccive virus is to prevent Small-pox. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic- ited testimouisis from many thousands who, st the value of the goods to recover them. Mr. | H. MUMM & CO’S CHAMPAGNE. IMPORTATION ry 1880 69,308 CASES, | Being 34,387 casce more than of any other brand, d neeet importation oh house in the United States SV" Tesched by aay CAUTION —Beware of impositions or mistakes: when ordering G. H. MUMM & CO.'S Uhamparne eee that the LABELS and CORKS bear their NaME and INITIsLs FREDK. DE BARY & C©O., New Vork, Sole Agents for the U.S. and c: Jan? 2-weor las. _—_—_——_ CITY. ITEMS. Important W: Ladies and gentlemen, remember ‘o-nic' Will be opened the great bankrup! sale of Cure consolidated stocks of ladies and vents’ goods from New York. and will positive.y last only seven days. Have only space to mention a few of the great bargains that wil offered: Ladies’ elegant’ embroidered en skirts and drawers, 49 cents, worth § ts. cents, worth $i; stockings, 5 cents, , cents; ribbon, 10 cents, worth 40 cer kid gloves, jewelry, fans, notions and articles for. ladies wear. Men's sm other fasitonable hats, cents, worth $1. men’s woolen jackets, 71 cents, guarantend worth $1.50 or Money returned; tndershiris 22 cents. and 3.0m different articlés for men’s ar may th ‘street, corner Massachu: northwest. Who are Better off by aving Bought Prudentiy? Among the drawers of tenths of ' tal prize of $100,009 were Mr. Jo: 2 Grand st., Williamsburgh Hi, Wilder and iY, and Mrs. S. ©. McCaslin, Mass. Among the tenths of the secon # P. Of $50,000 were Ben). Livingston Co., M nut st. Philadely hia, Pa, voyne, Courtland, Ain, 0. Clark, 1 1. Lec ington, DC: A. HL. Rassing, 14 New York City: Ferdinand Mt: La; James MeDougal, Wuming King, New York city. The names ana acre the Louistana Lottery gives publicity when the con: further information any one Dauphin, 319 Broadway, New orto same person at Ne Ses are not « aluable information , With lots of fun for th Presented to ladies free at any drag sto: early If you want on Dr. Allen's Kheu Will cure almost any ¢ atic and Gont Lo~ tic se In two days. no mat- ter how severe. Price 5) cents. No cure, uo Pay. Sold by all drugetsts. Satnny Men. Wells’ Heaith Renewer,—absc are for nervous deblity live functions, ave. nd Weakness « at Druggis's, 4-9 ? Fenn. w When You Have Burnt and Blistered Your nose aad throat with wort Diown Into your head, ask your “Dr. Hartley’s Catarrh Remedy, afford you immediate reifet and a cure, A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be stopped. Neglect frequeuuy results %m an incurable lung disease or Consumption. Brown's Lronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and baisams, but acts direcUy on the iniemed parts, allaying Irritation, give relief to asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which singers and public speakers are sub to, Sold al % cts a bOx everywhere. permanent “ALDERNEY W4Gons."—Frech Alderney batter churned every morning, and Getiverd in jy Iba “Ward” pribis, 45c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mill: hc. per qt. AIRS QUPPER AND FESTIVAL, from It» SS for benefitot M. P. CHUKCH, tween E and F sts. northwest. AG 12t02p.m. each day, 10c; a bir fancy moors in xreat Variety LECTURES. ADEM THE A or THE CARKOLL Leer RT.FEV. JOUN J KEANE, Bishop of Richmond, At Lineotn Hill, Pebraury 20, 1881, at 5 o'clock p. mm Suljet “He LIGHT OF THE WOKLD," tole a fit nip oF of the ring ington to Father Keave Lc ketk, 60 Reserved sea extra charge. 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