Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1882, Page 4

“ corte damuary 27, 1882, LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF Si Wasnrxetos, D.C... January For the middle Atiantie states, slightly colder, fair weather, winds mostly from west to south, $nd rising barom® SAL OFFICER, 1s82. 9:30 a.m. f Weather Bualictin. TO-MORKOW TO BE SLIGHTLY COLDER, ‘The chief signal officer of the array furnishes the following special bulletin to the press: The storm Which was central In th Yesterday morning passed ray Fezion with Ineresin, StL Missourl valley temperature has | the Mississip- han one inch ot > and Brownsville judy | PUPS. “The stairway and co structe: ther prevails this mornin ‘treme northwest, where it 13 from te degrees below slightly colder Eneiana and the northern p States during Saturday. ‘Weather will prevail during Atlantle states andeVin ir weather will prevail in nt local rains. Fessgi’s Ire Cream and Charlotte Russe, Best 35 cashmeres—Youn Vaccine Porsrs td Sims’ Drug Store. Save Eyreicnr and dollars by consulting Hemp- ler, 435 street. corth Troches, good for all throat and lung diseases, Sold by all druggists Vassvexer’s Lung photographs, artiste In pose, nishet, for’ §3 per dozen, by ja avenue northwest Mark Twatn,” of Hart- check for $10 th the Union Fs, #8 lls contribution to thelr fatr, to be helt next moath. ford, Conn., has sent he Osty $3 4 Dorey.—We are in receipt of some company, Penn- ‘ear 9th street, which are very artistic and-beaut sample photos fro; ‘THE Ladies’ Land League last evening adopted ashington Licht by the Lidtes. t took place Iast rary aud musica greatly enjoy er rzains will be sol to- ‘Tue following great ¥ Morrow only offee canisters, sets, containing 68 SAFETY FROM FIRE OB PANIC. ‘The Public School Buildings. REPORT OF THE COMMISSION TO EXAMINE PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY IN THE DISTRICT—THEIR RECOM- MENDATIONS TO SECURE THE SAFETY OF THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. The commisston appointed to examine the places of public assembly in the District of Columbia and Teport as to their condition, with recommendations to secure the safety of the people from fire or panic, to-day submitted their third report to the District Commissioners, embracing the results of their inspection of the public school buildings, as follows: ‘The Franklin buflding, at the corner of 13th and K streets northwest, has a capacity for 900 puptls. ‘The stairways and corridors «re fireproof, and the exits ample. ‘The steam-heating apparatus 1s well Ieeated and safely constructed. ‘The main exit doors open Inward, and shouid be changed to open outward. ‘The Thompson building, on 12th street, between | Kand L streets northwest, has a capacity fo \dor floors are con- of wood; the heating Is by a portable fur- h shotild be removed and replaced by & fely constructed brick furnace, and the doors ing from the rear rooms to stairway should be sec to open outward. he Force butiding, Massachusetts avenue, be- | tween 17th anit 1th streets northwest, has a capa ity for 720 pupils. ‘The corridors and statrways are DWLIt of fireproof material, and the exits and heating apparatus are so weil arranged that no | Suzgest’ons are offered. The same report is made fa Felation to the building at 10th and U streets horthwest. ‘The Berret building, 14th and Q streets north- West, has a capacity for 125 pupiis—one room on ‘The building is con- first And one on second floor. | structed with narrow wooden statrs to second floor, and all the doors open inward. It is recommended that the doors be chnged to open outward. The building corner of 21and I streets north- West Is 4 two- tory dilapidated wooden structure, accommoduting 400 pupils. Itis totally unit for use as a school-house, and, being construct=d_ en- trely of combustible material, with low ceilings, no vent would, n case of fire, endanger the lives of the occupants. Its recommended that it be abandoned. ‘The Lucas building, 221 street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, is four stortes high, with one School-rocm on each fioor; capacity about, 200 pupils, ‘The doors tn this build ing all open in- ward. The stairway {s of wood and narrow. It | ts oceupancy for school purposes 1s contemplated for any length of time, it is suggested that the doors be changed to open outward; but on ac- count of the heizht of the building t€ is advisable | that It be vacated as soon as other rooms more convenient and safe can be obtain: ‘The Henry building, P street, between 6th and 7th streets’ northwest, has a capacity sor 720 pupils. The eo are Duilt of | fire-proot mate = me, and the esting apparatus So safe ted and construct ed Ghat no sugzestions ar The Riggs bulidins mute. between Ist and 24 | Streets northwest, has a’ capacity for 600 pupils. | The singie narrow’stulrway and corridor floors are of wood, and {x the opiufon of the commission not suficlent in case of a panic. The rear exit | door should be increased in width. ‘The comm | sion fonnd the outer door leading to the street locked, to protect tue chiliren’s clotning, whitch 1s in the huis. It 15 recommended that the © placed in the roois and the doors kept | hung rack: jation, and two narrow stairways to sec: | an additional room near the mafn hall and the enlargement of the exit doors ts recommended. ‘The Lincoln building, at the northeast corner of Cand 21 streets southeast, has a capacity for 800 pupils, ‘The stairway is entirely too narrow, and In case af panic might cause a serious loss of life. AS all three stories ure used for schools It 1s sug- gested that the stairway be taken out entirely, the floors closed over to the rear wall and that & Statrhouse of size sufficient for a broad and ample Stairway be const ‘ted ut the rear to connect at each floor with wide openings. If thts ts not done the upp-r story should be abandoned for school Purposes. “The doors at this house open inward and should be changed to open outward. The Steam heating apparatus 1s safely located and constructed, ‘The Lovejoy building, northwest corner of 12th and D streets northeast, has a capacity for 200 pupils as at present used, the third story not belng Occupied on account ot the narrow and dangerous stairs, This 1s a three-story bullding, with the exterlor walls only of brick. ‘The only remedy for the deivetsis to remove the stairway from the narrow hall and construct a building at the rear for stairways connecting on each floor with ample openings, In its present cramped condition It Wou'ld bot be safe for those on the second foor If @ panle should oceur. he Randel! builai pacity xits are ample. at f and Ist streets south- 720 puplis. ‘The hallways This bwlding Js well plannéa, and tie only reco:umendation madets to substitues Steam-he.ting apparatus, With Dollors located 18 a Separate building, in place ot the hot-air furnaces Manes ure located like those in the John F. Cook irene nhacostia building, on Washington, nd Fillmore streets with cpa: ity as tar ed for 240 persons, 1s a safely-constructed uilding, with ample hall, stairway and between The three wooden buildings in the county—one at Hillsdale, one neg til University, and one at Mount Pleasant—have a capacity for 240 pupils each. ‘They are all Duilt upon the sime_ plan, are heated by stoves, and have sufficient stairways and exits, ‘The exit doors all open inward, and as there are a sufliclent number of children ineach to crowd th in case of panie, they should be made to open outward. There are a number of small bulldings in the city and county used for schools vemich do notecon- tam a sudicient number of pupils t be dangerous incase oi panic. It is recommended that tron hand-rails be pliced af the walls on the stalrways all large school buildings, as they would be of great assistance in case of pante. In conclusion tue comission state “that the Peabody, Henry, Force, and 10th and U streets bulidings—the four buildings erected under your supervision and dur- ine your teriu of ofice—are, in our Judgment, su- petior to any previously constructed, and should Serve as moiels for the future scoot bntldings In the District. The solidity of construction the interior Walls being wll of brick), the tlre-proot halls, broad iron stairways, ample and convenient exits, and the perfect of heating and ventilitiny make them riect #8 can be devised, and almost p he posstbility of a fatal re- sult in the event of a fire or pante.” — Indictments by the Grand Jury. LARCENY, To-day the grand jury of the December term of ‘the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, returned ind ONE CASE OF MURDER, ONE OF RAPE AND SEVERAL OP | The police it to the Commis- sioners that the it sale of abandoned property netted $104.68. The Commissioners have issued certificates of indebtedness against the Metropolitan ratiroad Gunes. for paving adjacent to its tracks, to H. L. Cranford, amounting to $960.79. WHO OWNS THE GEORGRTOWN STREETS. Yesterday afternoon, in response to a note from the House District committee as to whether the fee coy ee of a portion of Rock street, Georgetow! Filich tt 1s proposed to condemn, isin the Unt States, the District Commissioners state that “the fee simple title to the streets and alleys tn George- town ts not vested, as is the case with the streets and alleys of Washington, in the United States, but in the original owners of the land, subject only toan easement or right of way granted to the public, and that In case of the vacation of a street or alley it reverts.” THE PROPOSED BELT LINE RAILROAD EXTENSION. In reference to the bill forthe extension of the Belt Une railroad, which has been sent to the Dis- trict Commisstoners for comment, Engineer Com- missioner Twining reports that such amendments should be made as will prevent the new tramway from cutting directly across the square formed by the intersection of Louisiana and Obio avenues, which space is reserved fara general marxet for the sale of certiin specttied products tn bulk. He adds: “I earnestly urge that no privilege should be granted to this company until they shall have conformed to the requirements of the Commission- ers in regard to their tracks. ‘Their condition has been such as to cause a nuisance upon the streets which they occupy, and it bas been my intention to recommend to the board that the work of re- paving thelr roadways be let by public advertise— ment to the lowest bidder, and certificates issued against the property of the road. The company has torn up the north end of 11th street without ing their tracks, leaging the street In an abom- inable condition. { hold that such conduct, hold- ing a valuable franchise, should debar {t from favorabie consideration until the cause of com- plaint shall have been removed.” ANOTHER CABE OF SMULLPOX was reported at the health office this gnorning. A man named Jacob Newinan, {n the alley between ith and 12th and Maryland avenue and E street southwest. He will be removed to the hospital to- day. Every precaution has been taken. It Is the opinion of the health officer that the four cases, of which this fs the last, all are the result of the case which came to the notice of the department only after death in Draper's alley. He is confident of his abiity to stamp it out as soon as all the cases which are Mable to result from iufection in the case named have coine to his notice and the period after which others are liable to result has passed. SCHOOL TEACHER,’ SALARIFS. In response toa resolution, adopted by the board of school trustees, “that the teachers of the eighth grade in the cities of Washington and George- town, shall, in future, recelve the following aries: First year, $100), to increase $100 annually tor continuous service, unt!l the maximum 3 Of $1,500 be reached; ind thet the teachers now employed shall be credited with their past services, to take cffect the next school year,” the Comtuis- stoners inform the trustees that they cannot ap- prove of any scale of teachers’ salaries in excess of the appropriation by Congress, and that within the limit of such appropriation’ they consider St to be the exclusive function of the board of school trustees to arrange and fix the scale of salaries. & Letter and its Sequel. ‘The following letter and its sequel are voluntary ex: Preesions of opinion concerning a subject of especial in- terest to every reader of this paper. The letter is from Commander Coghlan, now in California, and the sequel from John Carr Moody, Esq., of the same state, and areeminently worthy of careful perusal and serious consideration, THE LETTER. VU. 8. Navy Yarn, Maze Isianp, Cat., December 16th, 1881. Sms:—An enforced residerce of two years in thie abominable climate of California made me the subject of most painful attacks of rheumatism, during which I was totally unable to perform the arduous duties of my ofhce. Consultation upon my case by eminent naval and other surgeons failed to afford me the slightest re~ lief, and my distress was much aggravated by the fact that my physical disability would result, under the law. in my retirement from active service, on the eve of my Promotion to the grade of Commander. At this period Dr. Hoyle, a friend of mine, recommended to me St. Jacob's Oil, the happy result of the use of which has constrained me, in my deep gratitnde, to hereby ac- Knowledie the complete and wonderful cure it has wrought in my case. Tam sincerely yours, J. B. Coautas, U. 8. N. ‘THE SEQUEL. No. 5 Law Buriprvas, VaLieso, Savona County, Cat., Sanuary 13, 1882. GENTLEMEN:—The publication in the Army and Navy Journat, of a commendatory notice of St. Jacoba | FURNITURE CRETO: Oil, from the pen of my old and valued friend, Captain Coghlan, of the Navy, now on duty here, reminds me of an unfulfilled task, which it isa pleasure for me to complete. A sufferer for seven years from a cruel joint trouble, pronounced by some practitioners gout, and by others rheumatism, but distressingly painful under any name,—I was elowly making my way, with my crutch, to the court-room, when I was sccosted by Cap- tain Coghlan, who kindly gave me his arm. He fur- nished me with an account of how his well-known suf- ferings were alleviated by the use of the Oil, and with his usual persistent energy, insisted on cending me some which he had. Doubtingly enough, I applied it accord- ing to directions, and tne relief within a reasonable time Was such as to make me almost disregard the evidence of my own senses. When one has been plagued #0 long— grown gray with pain~and exhausted purse, patience, and pharmacy in secking relief, incredulity is reasona- bly prominent,—and blamelessly so. But after contin- uous use of the remedy, Iam constrained to say, with especial reference to its therapeutic value, ‘post hoc, ergo propter hoc”:—and to congratulate myself, and my family specially, and the hwnan race generally. With great relief, Lam, gentlemen, Yours, thankfully, Jxo, CARR Moopy, Counselo _ LADIES’ GOODS. ™M S. M. A. CONNELLY, It 4 EAST SIXTEENTH ST., NEW YORE, AND | WHITE AND GRAY BLANKETS. __ DRY GOODS. D*¥ Goons. Just received s New Supply of Bameles's Teble ‘Linens of beautiful desirus, which we are eclling at prices lower than can be found. Lange stock of Napkins and Doyles to match. re Hnckaback Knotted Friuure Toweln 20 cents, rdeon's Linens, in all numbers. Linen Sheetingy, 5 abd 10%. (COLORED CASHMERES, IN LIGHT BLUE, Z — and .other colors, wide double width, all SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced from 50 to 25. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, large size, $1.50. COLORED SILKS, 50. COLORED SILK PLUSE, reduced from $3.75 to$2.50. Large Stock Dontestics, ip all the beet mak: PIANO COVERS, SILK EMBROIDERED, $3.75. ihe Too! 104 Bicuch 'sherting’ ih the market for 28 Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, $1.25. — COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES, double width, J. 4. LUTTRELL & 00. pure wool, 373. sa2 713 Market Space. All of our heavy double-width CLOAKING CLOTHS reduced to $1.50 and $2. BLACK SILK VELVET, $1. Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS, widest double width, reduced from 75 to $50. PURF WOOL BLANKETS, reduced from $7 to $5. All of onr $1.25 BLACK SILKS reduced to $1. All of our $1.50 BLACK SILKS reduced to $1.25. COLORED CASHMERES rednoed from 25 to 1235. COLORED and BLACK SATINS, 75. * CARTER'S, 233 711 MARKET SPACE. NEW GOODS FOR SPRI si UST RECEIVED A fine k BOSTON cucuamrns” “tt Constantlyon hand, “Nd FLORIDA OBA} PHILADELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS. Also, the very best POULTRY. FRANK J. TIBBETS, Parack MARKET, Corner Léth street and New York avenne, ; THAN WHOLESALE PRICES FOR CANNED GooDs. FAMILY SUPPLIES. —__ Tere L®= 53-Ib. cans standard PEACHES, yellow 9 cans best TOMATOES for... 5 cans COKN . Gcans fine s No Canned Goods ki ANDERSON’S SCOTCH GINGHAMS, new styles. ES. NEW CAMBRICS, INDIA LINEN, PERSIAN LAWN, MASALIA, NAINSOOK, PIQUE, &c. We have just opened a great many new Spring Goods | yo much earli¢r than usual, so that our customers can have | _4 the choice selections and take advantage of the Lent G ERMAN or white, for gt :t from one season to another, c. WITMER, 1918 PE ELTERS. Season to have them made. HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODSs Barusley Table Linen at $1.25. Germau Damaske iu all qualities. Cream Damaske, all graces, Extra wide Table Linen, 4-4 and 10-4, Our stock has been well eclected. Our qualities are superior and prices low. Napkins, Towels, Doyles in great variety. Linen and Cotton Sheetings in every wrade. ONE PRICE. C W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Only genuine natural Selters Water, entirely free from artificial ingredients, from the Royal Prussian Springs at Neider-Selters, Depot for Van Beii's RYE AND ROCK, B. W. REED'S SONS, _wT For NEW ¥ CALIFORNIA WINE 3) DELICIOL OUKC Ja23 A? LOWEST PRICES. "JAVA COFFER, LID DRESSING. o SOF ALL KINDS. GRAPES, ORANGES, AND BANANAS, PICKLES, SARDINES AND POTTED MEATS 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OLD WINES AND QUOKS, CALICO AND SILESIA COMFORTS. ULSTER AND CLOAKING CLOTHS. FLANNEL SKIRTS. tie | aca. GEO. FE. KENNEDY & SON, ss QUALITY FOR _430 He. 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST, see FOR NEW Yan's RECEPTION 2 QUALITY FoR The fincet Sherry, Port, Madeira, French Brandy open; also, thit the rear outside steps and plat- form’ be ner: extend OFFICIAL CONTROVERSY AS TO PAY OF INSANE PO- Jothes j ments as follows:—Robert Myers, assault with in- 21 RUE BERGERE, PARIS, Cordials, Liguewrs—ali of our importation. TYLER & CHEWNING, in totter. ba: to the second floor, and a wide exit door | {a eomeuE A mupe on Catharine Payne; JObn | ma. commisstoneets thie morning addressed & : cm? Also, the freshest Pyuits, Nuts, Candies and Raisima, a0. tour fo connect with the outa as ene sd Soioee Wine eee communication to Controller Lawrence, of the | Wil elose out, atthe Ariington hotel, during the next | 123 918 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. we tpl plugs near this building, John Kent, Thos. Ba and Henry Young, pelt | Treasury department, referring to a former dis- . ME. , oD. olding nuded that at least three be placed In the | pont, Ment, Thos Banks and Henry Young, pet | Treen y Par meae arerring too former dls. HUME, CLEARY & CO., (Second offence); John Jac a son, burglary | THREE DAYS, 428 ‘Tre Pueblo and Pina ($oCHRANE'S MARK-DOWN UPTOWN. and Li controller upon the subject of Insane police offi- Jerson, murder of dames _ 807 Market Space | uilding, on I, between 21and $4 | G, cers, In which the controller stated that members cree rare ; Mexico atl Arizona, and t resty Was’ a capactty for 700 pupils. | CTE On De ay entered a nolle pros | Of Ui" pollee force are nol omesrs within the strict ‘The balance of her Magnificent Stock of Cochrane's mark down isa great success, WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY — sus Who al usts Safely 1 and cn In the cases of Kate Townley, Maria ‘Townley and legal anes ning of that fern ui requested to be Ladies tell us prices are nowhere less; bse and e are ample, and i es, te i perjury ry | HWormed upon what principle the Commissioners Fine Li a Domestics, Ham? re, EXTRA BLUE GRASS MUTTON, excent that the stairways and hall floors are of | jap tt W alles hudicted for perjury in Fevruary | erg enat an employe whe renders noscrvies ig} IMPORTED DRESSES, Bui Gor uaehes SO Wood, there fs no fault t0 be found. - i entitled toa salary. ‘Tie Commissioners say, “as WRAPS, BONNETS, ete. PRIME STALT. FED BEEF, actnwest! om ‘The Lee bulling, imincdlately opposite the Se A Loud Cail for Fresh Air. tothe proper meaning of the word ‘officers, in APS, BOR tee | Cochrane's Underwear, too, in Merino and Cotton, diowiug bases: ty for 30) puplis tt Was erected | 19 the Editor of Tu EvENING STAR: on with the meiubers of the police depart- Full reqular made, nist not be forgotten. nbiuctle ment, they tind them generally designated as such hundreds of others I attended the UID SED Be UENCE With many Inspection of all, with respect, we solicit; t of proper Ventilation, and et. in tl Ws relating to thet department, and have Our low prices thro’out are very ex; ONE AND Saas Ee, + Tdecects, and ie commission con- | address of the justly celebrated Dr. John Hall at o rezatded them. With revereice to the | 5... Tae gesateetie es Constantly on hand é plates, one Das T it unit for public school purposes, Ac the Congregational chureh last evening. ‘The | grounds on which payments have been made to | Previous to her departure for Enrop ‘Thore bargains in Bulmorale, %, contalnin corner and New aii: 6th street ae atmospheric conditions were not quite agreeable out of doors, I freely admit, but inside that church, with its packed atidience,’the air was simply in tolerable. The discomfort of the speaker was Was the distress of the major udience, and all because no one ise or humanity enough to shut in a cooling Volume of AS acoliection at the e had been annoui i ubout leaving the stit might look as it_ they de- ptubuting to a most worth offers disqualified for duty, they are of opinion that they are not empowered by the laws and rea- ulations soverning the pollee department to pur- | ste any other course. It seems to the Commis- stoners that pollve ofiicers, like officers of the army and navy, ate appoluted {9 the position for It during good behavior. ‘They were regularly uilssioned by the board of polfce, and now are by the Commissioners of the Disfriet, who suc ceeded to the powers and dudes of that board, It was the custom of the board of police to { disabled oMeers to remain on aw thelr salurtes, and the Commis- dinner sets, containing aun «$381: Walters, So; two packace ‘one doz self papers. 5e.; mixing spoos inch meat forks, potato mas footed fruit sau- cers, serabbing | brushe nutineg | graters, | CITY AND DISTRICT. PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURES Induced many of our patrons such value to seck; Of those warm winter skirts a few «till remain, Marked-down at one price in figures go plain, But our Hamburg Embroideries, of these we boast— Beyond Dry Goods and Notions in our etorosthe most; Our Patterns at low prices, our customers tell Others to come in, whom we invariably sell. ‘ew ’Kerchiefa, all linen, for Ladies and Men, ‘We promised to publish the prices when At two cents and five cents more were recelved— ‘These are slightly damaged, so don’t be deceived. city for 540 , but of M®- C. DONOVA a At the BOSTON MARKET, OF 245 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, quite apparent, portion of th seemed to hu off th Has opened a ets northe. t, has a capacity for 72) is This bully pu with {ts wide, spacious ‘obstructed of fireproof ma- terlal, its ampie ¢ id safely-constructe] heat ing apparatus, the commission @basider superior to any School atiding tn the District The Wal furn: *e he: air from the o LEON SCHELL & CO., BRANCH OF HER BUSINESS. 1719 PENNSYLVANIA AY: ENOR, HAT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR, Favorably known ss the most persons les on thet account, . sired to evade nla avenue, Amnsements To-night. AT 1335 F STREET, cause, and also not wilting to annoy the speak 5 e the legal sticessors of that board) SOVEREIGN, between 7th southeast, has a ca- | otherwise there would have been a stampede, at | are not aware of any Luw or practice Inconsistent OPPOSITE RIGGS’ BANK. yields, in perfection, white, sweet abd wholesome bread pacity for 659 pupil its are’ ample, tie jes. Ttdoes seein ble | With that usage. Ih the case of insane officers, | Where sho is ready to receive Orders and show Goods. ‘ i* - HUME, CLEARY & CO. Condensed Locals. Sts uting appre sifely constructed, the one ting tue good Lord has givin us the | there could be no removat fer cause on account of = my each eC aeww Tie STEN ein tones ecuTidor 1 0rs ate of wood, the st leways are Built | most of—pure, fresh alr—snould be sv studiously anytiting done by them whille vow compos mentis FSuLy iwportaxr: AB i. jarket Space pro s orinte i roa frame and wooden steps, the rail ap 1g ly exclude? from nearly all our places | a8 the defendant coukl not become amenable . , — . one STAG PURE RYE WHISK Sheet form of nfty-stx ans, ted, | Ralasters are of woods toes soe iene nae flimsy, lage, and. especially from our churches, Penalty while in that condition, and tt would be | Will remain some time yet, and has on hand large as- AEP SEAG SCRE AEB EEE pn ae = pdipens tessa ode ot m: almost certainly give way by pressure Xtant,’ do give us fresh air.” Inhuman, as well aS Conirary t0 e=txblished cus- THE BIGGEST MOVE IN OUR BUSINESS ig a panic. It 1s advised that tron or slate n off ea. oe © | steps, and Irou hind. to out of town Eriene tom, to remove A SUFFERER. on account of disabiiity is unequalled for emoothness, flavor and purity, am : —_— Incurred in performance of duty. ‘The Comm == at presaureon the advertisl ; ARRESTED IN CINCINNATI. tive MeDevitt, | stoners have, lor several years i ir an- | RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES. | | Having Jeaeed for » termof twenty-five years the | for the sideboard and sickroom is untivalled meses the extraordinary elrctiition they The Crauch bullding, who was dispatched by the Deparuuent of Justice | nual reports, recommended. t sion be | yo. 9 PRyverty now occupied by Messrs. Gusdorf, Knees! and Gin, which require Se ee Ith and G@ stre has a capacity for | Wednesday afterno: Joun Larrembo, | made forthe vare of police oficers who have pe- | _325-2w = ts ae HUME, CLEARY & ©. eUhat on fig other daye-ot the | 22) pupus ARE CEE Coors irom rooms to stair. | who robbed the dwelling of M. Bartivol come unftted for duty by disabilities tneurred in 420, 492 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET, ME, 7 Lop tice vhsk aysopen inward and should be reversed. The | Russian minist Ang \s the service, but until some s, reliefin the UTTITH Se TTTT ortly commence to erert.a Four. %, Tiways and stulrs gre rather small for the nuin- He has Ms than at Cinetnnath Oni, | premises 18 autiorizd by Congress, or the law | Sg aMeaames TITRE $0 t) | Necaet tori meeaty sores Bank 4) MAREPT SPACR, 75 ofders can, of course, be | per or Pat in bak i ae and as they | and will return to this city with him to-night. pronibt ane ee movalof officers without cause, | 6.85.55) ay axes, aS aay 888, I DRINE MEAT — le , purse, BE | canuot be increased, the building of an enclosed oe we ha He sgh 2 < . S Billed at « moment's notic & Stulrway at the rear, of suiticlent capuelty, Is | THe Caristtaxcy Divorce Case.—In this case B8s.15 My He a7 og HoH Sgss8 7 7 | SELLING OFF! P Street! {il be liguted at 11:45 p.m. and ex- | recomended. ‘The steace 40 ting apparatus 1s | Yesterday, on motion of the counsel for complain ein aut, Julze Wylie, in the Equity Court, directed a comiission to tssue to Edward B, Cowles, of New York, to tae the testimony of certain wit- object Is to r Chamberlain ana ¢ for Mrs. Christiane Was ordered to Mich., Quis _ mi BELLING OFF! At and below cost, ali of our immense stock now in our stores, . 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. ‘This is the first time in twenty yeers that aver- tise to well at of below cost, as uo’ merchant, Con evint without making a profit. “In thie instance it is compul- 562 97H STREET WING CENTER MARKET. 430 M. EAVER. |, of New Mexico, hers, ON 434 street, near Capt. Thomason, of the ‘milered the services of et to the remoeins of Gen. | lay, tte “9th instant, which houor | by the family | iS morning in the Equity Court Safely located and constr: (CATARRE, DAMMANN’S. ‘apactiy for 240 pupils. ‘¢ thouzht to be ample dren accommodated, nz, On the southeast corner southwest, 2 ey ity for a greater A CARD FROM WM. M. GALT & C0. First preminm for the best barrel of flour made from epring wheat this day awarded to entry N; fp: in 2K, class 25, departinent 26, to Wm. M. Galt Witness our hands, at the N Fair Gi the District of Col {his 14th day of October, has for the nuimber of ch ‘The Jefferson bull: of 6th and D stre. | 1,600 puptis. In tht GREAT BARGAIN SALE OF HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS. . A commissioi sue, lo take testimony in Lausing, ning, and the court directed that - ? tale out : —_ ion. We shall try not to take any Old Goode inito the SMe WHE Ah hoe ry nurober of pupils t other in the District. | the testinony be closed in thirty days. An appll- yates oe s 7 .M. WHAR TON, Nana an € Bro. of Philidel- | 1.48 provided with two Wooden staltways, situ: | citlon to take the testinony of Dora Davis was Ba aan ers el rc aa a ried acl cal | el ren mp linn ep he pene wenn WR NEWCOMER. { Experts on Flown as Dunsin and others, to award a | ated near cach end of the bullding. “The hail, | dented. ee ees Gt due the Nation. Reduced #11 our Cottons and Sheetings, of | Attest: JAS. S. EDWARDS, Marshal. “" ieceteE paaty | HO0FS and landings are of wood, |The steam boil: i= es 12, 000 yards finer and widerEdgings at from 12% to19c. | very width and well-koown brands, atless tan manu- |p. 's sas ers are located | minediately under the exit hall. In the third story 15 a linge hall, capable of seat- iny 800 persons.“ ‘The only passage trom one end of the bufldinz to the other, on the first and Affairs in West Washington. BUILDING Assoctation.—Atthe sixtieth regular monthly mecting of the Eleventh Building Ass ctaton held last night at Goddard’ facturer's present cost Jong before the late heavy stated without loss to us. Onr best Prints, in Having bought these goods | brated Minnecot 1 ing yesterday, as Tise, we are enabled to sell as coned flour ix CER! the onle- cut Process’ Flour, which, sas awarded the First Premium against all other: vening, died at the Freed- at the Nationa! Fair in 1579 and 1880 ( medal), m4 how agai : SANFORD'S RADICAL CUKE, 10,000 yards entirely new, wider patterns, for founcing, from 25. to 50c. ond ‘The great balsamic distillation of Witch Hazel, Amer- rtings and Dress Styles, war- yhio Stave and Lumber ‘The competition was oar e hall, $1 i ia}, | TAnted fast colore, 5 cents. tainly a very lively one this year, andthe premium was. -ertiti floors, is a door in the pirtition between the two | was dt “d of—l ic twe Bs retires ican Pine, Canada Fir, Marixcld, Clover Blossoms, cte., | | These goods are made of the very best material, | "Ail our Dress’ Goods reduced. THEY MUST BE ted for, bi il pone! bility ertificate Of incorporation. | year Tooms in the center portion of the | the: SAIMETAERS oe tate Tetra RE | coy the urimadiate retoe vad permanent oure et aver | boughs font at manda aud eli osoea CLOSED OUT way below cost. We have reduced our | beat CERES ard the snonnaan ee an aur ad nstrudtion of houses, the | structure. It is advised that similar doors be placed beat CERES, and the cam just awarded is only Webb! er and the neg —The marriage of Miss Courtenay H, | form of Catarrh, from a simple Head Cold to Incipient in the partition between U 20-cent Dress Goods to 10 centa, another triumph to the m1 front rooms in the 3 ificent success this aa ed from thetr } p.m, at Carist P.’E. chureh. Rev, y vallac ehte eK. Wallac ae brs - cent Dress Goods to 124 cents, cele! Flour hax rained in this community. ict shareholders are t Wallace, daughter of Mr. T.K. Wallace, of thiseity, | Consumption, BELOW IMPORTERS’ PRICES. raed : 3 > Seat A. Melhenny and | mecreetea Niet eis tolkens pce seo Ss ware county, Pa., took place yesterday at 5 o'clock And sil finer coods in proportion. We have taken great | Polls and biscuits on exhibil ‘and they were made: present positica, and placed i ae ae bee : mark our inmense stock down. | Should. how- | CERES FLOUR, which is only another proof that i& = a a separate bu‘lding | formed the ceremony. Lieut. Coffin, of th ; —_— en s 7 stands A No, 1 among the beet Minpesuta ‘Fours “An abe f “0 x45 yesterday | F i a a (: y. Lieut Coffin, of the navy, ever, a piece be overlooked we shali make a redi 3 s afternoon, for ve in tie hoapltal buldine atthe | at me Teay, asscon as practicable, “Also, that the | and Lieut Hardie ofthe ary amt aoe Hoe SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE Whitin hoi fo sel! theartines ts ®NNeHOR | nown to me trade, For eale Cc Aanhington barracks. "The foe ie ee etes | corridor Noor, landings and stairways be con- | J. Chew, L. P. Heap, H. 8. Wallace and I. & Chew AD S 4 Remember, we shall carry no Winter Goods over W. M. GALT & CO. by the city fire department. As Chief CrontM was | Closed stalrway be ;onstructed Ont a eAGts | Were thé ushers. Mr. and Mrs, Baker loft for thel: | Cleanses the nasal passages of foul mucus, restorea DAMMANN'S igi keg Wponre also be ole Winkenaie Aseaue RoINE down 4% strert to the ire, the axe of his | Ghent Stalnway be custructed outside t ¢ | future home on the 7:30 train, the good wishes Of | the senses of eiell, taste aud hearing when affected, VENTE, Avents for the Dis trict of Hoecker'’s celebrated Self-raising ‘Flour ana PLUSHES, VELVETS, | Buckwheat. Qur assortment is now complete, having upwand of ‘UHN R. KELLY, pi y d v‘ DEALER IN. al 1,200 pieces on band. These have all been reduced 25 Seer, Lamp, VEAL MUTTOR aC — wagon broke, throwing a front Wheel off, and It | Was with much difficulty the horse was prevented from running awey. —— Boarp ro INVESTIGATE THS FATAL ACCIDENT AT THe Navy-y skp.—Secretary Hunt has directed the thelr miny friends accom SILES, SATINS, anying them. —An aged countryman named John Goslin, living near the Chain bridge, was thrown out of bis wa:on this morning about 9 o'clock at the corner of Bridge and Jefferson streets, by the breaking of the shaft. frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of offensive choking matter, eweetens and purifies the breath, stops the cough and arrests the progress of catarrh towards consuinption, é ‘The Potomac building, on 12th, between Mary- Jand avenue and E street, and the Greenleaf bull- ing, on #3, between M and N streets southwest, | are'similar iu construction—capacity, 240 pupils | each, The exits. are sufficient, but the doors all nT 806 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. percent, Remember they must be sold. He received severe, but ‘Spanish and Ma- \ SPE deshbonaFaigemncrt th bas tare | open inward. It 5 recommended thit all the doors aids a a % CLOAKS, Btalls 028, 629 and 60 Center Market, 9th street oake ans amvewthgtion the cireutactces“at.| by changed to open outwand. and thatthe Botton | tof. thomas’? Chews oats went ae iene tang Lace Scan en ULSTERS, porane, | peta ae hone Liberty Masket‘or nda ling the death of ‘Thomas Duncan, the carpor | of the § ; lls be changed, Ws they | were attended to. Yesterday morning an elder! Laces and Dress Fronts, ctc., etc. Having made x ‘Marketi ny to all partsof. Seeand eaulser of the Puressontiy states chiar | Be oro eats INEeEiete WA he ex | white) Women [nae Mary Heeynotds, sipped on SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE thie line of Konan x specially, Twill heneeforth ‘be pmo: peal = caammane penile oan meee falling from the rt: day, w | rs ice on the pavement on ingan street k= ye a — = ———— RS a ier aed aa Seireets mortisect, haste eabecty ter as | Ing ber wrist. Dr. Suter attended her and set the | «theonly complete external and internal treatment, | PersuowIM MIB. Fron fis : SAFE DEPOSIT CO. der John A. Howell, Medical In- | 824 ee hs Ptah ihr, as a capacity for 480 | proken Hmb. ‘One battle Radical Cure, one bor Catarrhul Solvent and 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. £rom $10 to $6 —————— = aS : elon, Cotumander Ib. Evans and | Publis. The stairways, halls and exits are ampl BUnGLany.—The residence of Mr. Joseph F. Col-| Sanford's Iinproved Inhaler, with Treatise, in one | 7 Cite Trevise, Pari Jald From $12 to§T. GECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY. jeut. Comm under C2 H. Stix and aufely constructed’ "On the rhind eeorer a Yn'g on Beall street, was broken into By thleves | packawe, of all drugelsts for $1. Auk for Bantord’s on See RO oe Seer ROBRERY, FIRE On AGoDENE xf raed beni scien ss pasessG. | ballin: ew exniatontan contre ie iInesdiy night and a quantity of clothing was ner goods at wrest sacrifice. We have abont . stolen. Radical Cure for Catarrh. Hic Troe at Lona Berpax.—January 2th.— ‘Time: 2:43 a. m., 3:16 p.m. Deeps ts Fre M*“=. B. VAN REUTH, ROBES ET MANTEAUX, THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 1,600 Garments on hand, and do not want to open a New Gonuun lore Suomen see Bem fork kee ‘Charter Act of an next fall with old etock. They shall and must be Tot 8 Si. 290, 3 ‘bez, | 800 persons. The stairwayy leailing to this hal Diock 120, B. and H. addition to @ poneioe 1S Gian, | and. contin to the galleries ure of wood, and January 224. 196%! zo $200, 000, Alice €. Pulmer to Clara J. Moore, sub. 47, phould a Dre occur in the lower part of the Dulld- | “ Los.—Bracelet. See advertisement. BN AR REA’ ss io G40 jhe Year, and iaikow all ips Pasta part (es st ing, or a ante au ig an exhibition, a serious loss — WKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass. apelegant Costumes of all descriptions furnished at GREAT BARGAINS! Eativeienareet Advts ay ne hf gem uy Aupectin Gibson, sae peur | ‘AL the Fear of the Curtis bullding and tronting Alexandria Affairs, ee Oy atest Novelties in Dress Goods, Trimmings, Taces, | BLANKETS, BEXTAMIN P. BRYDER, President. — . Maggie E. Gibbs to R. B. Clarke, | 00 P street 15 a three story brick bullding used for | Reported for Tue EVENING STAR, = uttong, &c. Jal7-1m FLANNELS, SaaS oe kop ete Rigas & Co. Presidents . HOU: R. Rotuweil, trustee, | PUblic schools, with a capacity for 180 pupils, 60 on | Bons Soup BY THE CrTY.—The finance commit- PES CLOTHS. | ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary, ant 8, sg. #12; $1,500. W. A? | Cich floor. |The statrway Is very narrow, anid the | tee and the commisstoners of the sinking fund ? DPereLass, ‘ AN Blankets reduced from $1 to $3 ie C.'E. Nyman, Asst. Secy. Gordon w P. Finneliy, bot “Hariem;” $109, | building old and entirely unfit for school purposes, | have just disposed of 100 shares ($10,000) Virginia COLLINS’ PLASTERS, 622-594-596 x 8: 1,600 Bed Comforts, made of bet Roe Print, ana Dimecrons: George Numan to M. Mitchell, part Friendship, 5 80d tn the opinion of the commission should be ional gseenta, The tity of Lencubare nas bts ‘ ~ BT, CLOUD BUILDING. = S™=*™ | filed seith, White Cotton, reduced to $1.40 from $2. He- | Peniamin E Snyder, Charles C, Glover, acres; 3. 7 a ie ber, they must be sold. ES ea The building on the northeast corner of Pros-| stock in the sume company At 70 cents afew | Tostantaneous Rellet Seach sey Dads: aa Weekeanea OF LADIES COTTO CAD BAe are: i Drown Table Linen, 8-4 wide, 20 cente; Unbleachea | Albert L- eS ee Tue Y. MC. A. Awnivexsany.—The twenty. | pect and Lingan streets northwest has a capacity | months ago. It 1s probable a meeting of the CILY | of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, | Every Garment in this Immense Stock is of Our Well- | Tavle Linen at 25, reduced from’37%4. jonn ai Bibth enniverssry of the ¥. M.C. Tor 240, Pupils. | All the doors open inward and Council will he called at 6 o'clock this afternoon to | Sone stisw Neuralgia and Afaindal Fad ire LOWER PRICES TEAM Re cpORE NAMED Fr Sette pele Damask marked down to 50 centa, SURE ODRE Gn Gukins GOUOA CONST evening at the Congreg: reversed. ratify this sale. spakyemy tes 5 s * 4 t PING i ‘Ames presidin ‘The High street butlding on R street, between | _ COUNTY CovRT.—The county court, Judge James | LINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. Only 25 FOR THE QUALITY OF GOODS OF FERED. 1.25 Table Damask for 75 centa. A fox Strode ING COUGH, CROUP and. ty Rev. , Richanison; | 321 and 334 streets northwest, has capacity for 240 | Sangster,opened its adjourned session at the court | cents, Sold everywhere. §a23 CHEM END BR aS Ee -50 Table Damask cut down to $1, Goo. OL Litt al solo, by M: UBLES IS MRS. DK. TITCOMB'S LUN@ joe 25 and 50 cts. For sale by. all BALM; upiis. It 1s a wooden structure, two house, this morning, and was engaged to-day with | ——— = at eats Ee cee TOWELS! TOWELS! TOWELS! and 103 lvania, north nd an adlrese reviewing the work | ie stairway and ext are. ample, but the north te tral of ruminal case =e, ete CITY ITEMS. they deitsto Baw ox noe L te io i Selig, of the entire “fork ata trifle over half price. —eer se! lon by Mr. Ames. The ani Tsar} joors shoul changed to open outward. I Ma, a at id ‘owels from 8c. up 5 address was detivered by Rev. John Hatl, D.D., or| The Montgomery balling, ex "sth sireet, be- | Mayor's court, tis morning, heard the case of Winter Goods at Reduced Pric Jal6 ~_"Nners ato F Sraxers, | NAPKINS, DOWLIES. an reduood. Park Of Cn a eesspORe om the Importazice of the | tween Mand N streets northwest, has ‘a capactey | John Wood, a tramp, sald to bé from Washtugton, | ro ayinter Goo ‘Spring stock gye will sell Ha OUR OWN R: BON BITTERS. Whien it might prove to young meee AUABCE | for 2a pups. This Dullding isconsiderably below | ft stealing’ a, pocketbook from the cook of Mr. W: | aya’ Gloves, Neckwear, I ostery Suspenders, Wool ME. J. P. PALMER, Sao tates al soe meee jer | white might prove to young men. the | grade, and Soa tae unit for school pur- nine a Pt ecg gentleman yes- Underwear, noe at Hae aes ca ee ceived, aud will open on TUESDAY MOR: ey $8.600 afamen : Kxtours ov Awmntc ahast exening | fects are remedial, 1¢ Should Go steers Notes at THE Cir¥ BUILDING.—The city of Alex- guecs pice for nan only, abuished 1868 IMPORTER OF Ordered lant Sane fren the chee Marne mode ane Catholic Knights of Aiuerica,was perfected by te | CXS, fOr the number of pupils are sudticient, but cept the recent Judgment Air the Delitey saeedins Long Guard Chait x ines ee haan seeeacerad BROWN’S IRON BITTERS election of the 101 ofivers: Pr ol Changed to Suen etme? mulch AhoUld bo.) (ihe —The commissioner OF tiewramae coe | Gold filled, weight 43 pwt; Stands acid, and will FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLD! ry, John J. Dermody; The Sumner building, northeast corner of 17th | Usting for taxation this year the real estate pur- j and M-streets northwest, has a capacity for ¢20 | Chased by the city at the recent tax sales —The pups. The exits are sufficient, but the stulrways | Withdrawal of some real estate from auction, the Dnanetal secretary urer, P. D. Dunn MeDonske wear ten years. Price $2, at Prigg’s Jewelry Tt E. Woodward; tr Store, 457 Pennsylnania avenue. sergentitarns, Robert. entinel, 1. B. € 2107 F STREET, BETWEEN Urs AND re, ee a ebiidren of the deceased. All the household fur- en SKIRTS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES, spiritial director, | : “ diminution of the city revenue from rent A New Haven Minlater of the Gospel HAN aks, true Tonic. Father Call, | mle trustees, | are pe ache and, Ob, AECOURE OF LONE HUGHES | Somme aGattional ACOSO eee aRT re nd | Tod AN ae en Tea ner et the Gospel RECEPTION AND OPERA BONNETS. PASSEMENTERIER —" Puce Aer Thomas Broderick; two years, J. F. | Goor in the conter of the hall on the 21 Learahcung | absolutely certain there will be no decréase of tau- | hearing a loud sound, which kept him awake Dooley; one year, Win. M. Browa. be removed. It{s also recommended that stair- | D{clpal taxation this year, and there 13 a consider- | nighta Since usl . Benson’s Celery and | personal attention given to Millinery orders. 17 All Reduced. Some Way Below Cost. aes ‘ a = Ways and hall floors be removed and properly re- | 2ble likelihood of an increase.——The city officers | Chamomtle Pills his hearing has become normal, RERCHIEES, tee foe sped Pare LINEN HAND. ‘THE Lyon-Soretvo LitiGatioy.—Yesterday John constructed of fire-proof material. and teachers of the public ‘schools will all be paid | and his nerves are steady and true, 8S E. B. PRICE, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAK- | PRRORIEDS, three for 25 cents, Most of these are IRON BITTERS, on filed an abawer to A. M. Soteldo"s bill Of come Wen Maca ak aire . promptly thelr monthly salaries for January next, —s100. or, coaenwees comer 1a end G sucets. Fi sm | , We, have, still about 300 dozen Men's GERMAN Plaine for a dissolution of partnership, injurcsion, Mer See ee es oh sy ‘aK and L jonday= — ‘the city school board will hold its| ‘The Importers’ Tea Com) of 819 Market | st ehort notice. Ladios can have Grower cue LINEN HANDEERCHT which we sold all last Spletio loomed. Win cereain ee a ane | Ths teiaien nee eee eaten Dilek but dit the | 2BUAl election to-night, Space, still continue to doa thriving business. A | Apertect At euaranterds a PRE od . fmvnd gmounting to about $100; that the stock and fx: | interior walls for support of floors, partitions and 5 oe a eT od a eras ¢. Y SMITH, NO. 618 NINTH STREET | fiends. | These we have reduced to 12} cents, tures of the Lyon House were his property, and | Staltways are of wood. A portion of the doors open MBROIDERY AND FRENCH ware | Baurguized the above iheaanatven an be weet, has on ‘a full stock of WINTER | ,,We have also about three cases LINEN | Btrengthener. Worth about #20. He also adits the partner- | inward, which should be changed. The 4th E few days, and alles Peete 3 NERY and PANY GOODS. OLD LADIES | COLLS Se coe aeey nich we have not sbown Ghat the latter nas taken an unfair advencasecs | Tue steam Resteg eee ee Goons. while good many purchasers, regardicas of creed | SAP sects “ CENTS SHALL BE THE PRICE = latter aken a fair adv, ol cl him. Mr. Lyon says tat he never refused to comply | DUt on account of the marron hallway and the Ce ee Guan eae a M ae vous WODISTR, ete = With their ayreement until January 12, when So- | combustible and temporary character of the struc. AT HALF THE REGULAR PRICES. oes BPS cerraten enti sopperpcat dest ese IIE /Ivania ave. over Dembecy's ‘Store, BUTTONS! BUTTONS! IRON BITTERS, |S0 teldo, in a mest violent manner, demanded of him | ture, It is advised that as goon as provision can be mou ot : oe 1 pt Not aa An a8- | Formerly with Lord ’& Taylor, New York, ‘Wm. | _ Our 5 cent Button Stock is more than ever. the receipts fer tht day, that he might lend them | made for safer quarters It be abandoned for school JOB LOT EMBROIDERY AT HALF PRICE, cee CS egg eryen a Barr & Co. St: Louis. It is the talk of fhe gantry, every mall Deinging orders awhenenien ties Sea ress tiend, tor which he was to take « | Use; 68 nothing les make tae Ree 2, 8 4 5 6, 8,9, 10, 11, 12, 14,18, 16,17, 19, 20 cents, | Rad every one Seoins to bo pertoctiy satieniod wich | CHES Baemeetia site, Tapuaenms,, &,encialty: sro retaied. tn iis and other 6s Sh Bi ped dno ” Is ch as sec! a . ie “ ~—_~»____ ‘The Minor butldt ‘Detwe the straight-forward and business-like manner in | notice; perfect work, su; # Remember, they must be sold. ‘Tus Wiis. or tux Lae Mas Axx M. Wasmrsa-| and Q streets northwest, hae mney Berner ae | JOB LOT FRENCH WHITE GOODS, AT HALF | TUTTE Nee my ang vusiness like mann eed. emien was filed with the registe este! fis. The hallways, stat eli SHICE ei are conducted. ‘The ent will not allow | \7 ME. WASHINGTON, — omaireeecg eye! ‘the Wrapper. Tour, W. Dy Davidge, as trustee for er Satan, | anaes ead ae tanh fed that seoame | Pimgsee Pians, 1234, Satin Stipe Plus, 1234, deception in any to ‘be practiced. All are aE SR ONAELE we.Gonct make the rot for pleasure, but aa | UNS oe . Ww. DT ‘s 1: a Sa Sere ‘Plaida, 1256; Marveilles, 1334. nora} nner, and every ‘TRIMMING STORE, gar building shall be a grand ‘we promise to opea of por ye WSaliontin or Leunaeee capo ie cana on, coma it much a than the Yooemite tare Esta Purchasing may rest aasured hat tuele changes of bs Mail PENGYLVANTA AVES ee GRANDER P her five children. This bequest ts char; hot-air furnaces. Check Muslins, Tere Satin 81 lle, valuable in addition to the Suite, Cloaks, &¢,, made in supe- AND ALL NEW AS NEAT AS POSSIBLE. - ith the sui of $1,000, payable to her daugh. | ‘The Chamberiin building, smh ana | Ete, Bie. Ete, Hie. Fio., Btc., Ete. Ete, tea or coflee are just as as thelr next-door | Hor style at sticrt notice. can ave Dresses ont ees BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. her death. ‘The howe snd lot Noval IS. This 1s a dilapidated fidings Be Sheeting CO TON eo ena Ta per vans the pounds in each a eae LANSBURGH & BROTHER, as eath. we house and lot No. 416 6th | pil a at » On- as . Rorthwest is left to Anna L. Davidge and | tirely unfit for school purposes, and be | Bott Finish Wks UAMLGRIO, 100. uid sold at tho unitorm price Of $1, to one and all ee yr Gers, as 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, beth L. Washington, as tenants in common | speedily abandoned. It cannot be improved, and COTTON: rele fas, at old prises, Ade cotton, averaging 9 pounds per can, is hard pode: Mae Carpet Lining Fett, M fee simple, one undivided third to the for- | in its present condition it 13 endangering the lives | Fancy .25 dozen. to beat, gives universal eatistaction, and sells same | I4me "ALKER'S. 204 10th street northwest. mer and two-thirds to the latter. All other real | of the children occupy te Dinner .35, $1.50. $1.75, $2 dozen, | a8 the tea, for $1 per can. peep sa sn make your |ARPETS. m9-00 BALTIMORE, MB, state is to be equally divided among the four| The John F. Cook bu On O, between 4th 250. Se ities Cee and Sth streets northwest, b. $5. S34 Tic Biture and personal property 1s left to Elizabeth L. is Well ‘planned: and te ils. This building new in Garvets eo Extts, hallways and stare aro ample bat the Carpets, et ce chee ae We: mn the ell the. R. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISA‘ Washington. Walter D. Davidge Is appointed sole exits cys and ml no Bes Ga Sees ‘Bags and Divine nts rr RivER TRADe.—H arbormaster Sutton reports ar- teens heceaeniee that pe cmeinee hee at PERNSED CER AVENUE, : cover- a ia 7 Boag, te rer ont as follows: Sta Ann moved and boller-house erected at the rear, and ae “iieavopertiesinGiee nen 1" ‘cure ‘pervous Bory Jchan Lewin” Daniels, Yoceye aaort, Woe | of RE AoE eae eae eae ing, southeast corner ee he ee = = Tatted, alt with oysters tor monte {G0 pupils. ‘The wallsof this Dullding are of Brice, iat &% othe W STREET, syente noctiwet