Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1882, Page 5

5 ee EDUCATIONAL. LADIES’ GOODS. e The Star Heute Jury Scandal. ‘The Fleming Safe Burgiars. = ———— — = =< A HOUSE RESOLUTION TO MEET AT ELEVEN A, M. ANOTHER MAN MIBSING, To-day in the General Term the appeal taken in American Shipping Interests. AED Mrs. ALE =o BWACS eee MEs- SELMA RUPPERT, WHICH IS STTEL IN FORCE. It has been reported ior 4ay or two that Fi | the case of the Fleming safe burgiars, Thomas | New York, Nov. 16—The Senate 3 th street northiwemt reopened jentam- | 69g Nixrm Sraxer, orrosrre Parexr Orrice. @ | Tne next session of the House ot Representa- | ward Taylor, who made the chief aMdavit in the | Jones, alias Woods, Edwanl Morrell, Charles | Committee on Atnerican shi ping ake , | tinued Its session to-day. tives will meet at 11 O'clock, instead of 12 o’clocx, | array of aMdavite aimed by Mr. Ingersoll against | Wood, sias Fitzsimmons, and Charles Liiy, | {aus Conger, of Michi d OUTLISS KMBROIDERIES ahd ail as before. On the 19th of April the House adopted | the Department of Justice, has fled the city. allas Thornton Cottins allag James Thornton, — m higan, ———. Vest, of Missouri; Congressmen. Cox, of 5 : nt yesre each in the | Candicr, of Maman ‘og the mame. the following: Mr. Ker, when asked about the matter to-day, | Wu0 Were sentenced to elg! ith andier, of Massachusetts, and Dingter, of Complete Stock of SATEESS, FELT and WORSTED I. i cf « said, evastvely, “Do you know where ne ts?” Erle county (N.Y.) penitentiary, was withdrawn. | ype first witness was H.W. Roge! HINGES feck Seequita, Teite cnn bone 1 alae a ‘Resolved, That on and after April19th the dally y, x s iW. Rogers, balumore, a Kee FART! rinm for ORE’ ARRASEN) Emporium for CREWEL, ARRASENE, BEAD, RIB- y | oa The parties were convicted of ah assault with In: ri uu hour of meeting of the House be 41 o'clock a.m.” ae POR SSE (40 atten RIE GekO0 ie\ ze 1 Te Lo kill Genceaet: Alain’ oe pareeea Beem Select Assortment of WORK, PAPER and WASTE ; This resolution, never having been rescinded, 1s ° +s | after they had made an attempt to rob the safe of | ,, moneys BaSkETS_ Plain and ‘Trtinteds still In force and operative, “The Sonate also, on | ay We ycak ike to havea talk with Bim, thata | ST meming: oe MApnaUbe at tan wen Chotee Selection of HAND. Ret WOR ED GOODS, ‘The New York Election. the 14¢h of July, adopted a resolution changing sala thn Sette ~~ 7 Mr. Wells said that he believed Taylor had left NG PRoMPTLY EX- OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM NIAGARA COUNTY. fhe hour or teu som 19 o'clook tO. 33 O'clock, | tn city “aah could not be foie. el chien hs at Very STAMPING AND — van nis Locxrorr, N. ¥., Nov. 16—The Niagara county | Pu confined its operativn #0 the existing session. | 5 44eq”othat he 1s down Im Virginia.” Charge of Assaulting an Officer. r John E. Massey, the lately defeated POINTED REMARKS OF 3U0GE WYLIE Serer neressmpancatelarge in Virginia, was S13 ") 1 ey hmond last night. Mr. Masser ts official canvass gives the following vote for gover- peut tee aeerece ee ar Sapiens “Picking apples?” asked the reporter. This afternoon, in the Crhatnal Court, Judge | | in preparing evidence ot the q tavtak ne tUroaees § ee Suess, Peel ener tives meeting at the opening session one hour in king sing pa ins. a Leet ted loon Wsle, the case of Charles Robinson, indicted for b nse practiood by the aK y Tr Of jon, greenback, For Congressman-at- 8 * The Howse ir. Wells.“ jate for apples. p Ps nm. Massey says that he 4 MASS, AND JACKETS, | large—Republican, 8865; democrat, f465. foning Gis eon on GnEe e milling to say whether a war. | Manulting a police oMcer (Slater), in September | Oy cewh. Iruink proofs of these, which he ts K PALETOTIS, see ee Sonning “ rant had been issued or Would be issued for Ta; ast, was tried. Judge Wylie, in charging the Jurys | jit shay d will submit t6 the House 5 Pennsylvania’s Coal Trade. No Discharges in the Post Office De- referred to the necessity of sustaining the police | sontatives at the proper tine. He Is com partment, WHEN THE DICKSON CASE WILL BE CALLED. fores, Temarking that {t was necessary for] that he can make 1 manttest that M Prmaperrara, Nov. 14—The aggregate coal tonnage of the Various carrying companies during Wi od | th ‘ee ats have perpetrated the most unblushing ag 9 All the heads of divisions in the Post OMmice de-| _ Mr. Wells sald this afternoon that he expected | tuo foree to Se equipped as they wer gents have perpetrated S53.985 tons a compared. with tee corresponding | partment deny positively that there is any taten- { that Dickson's case would be heard tn the Police for if they were not society Wor! tthe mercy | °F (aud inlet A near : i ( Ponnsyivanigavends, | mouth of last year. This amount was made tion of making extensive removals of employes in | Court about the middle of next week. en eae ee of the 3 STEEETE AND, KINDS RGaI eRe nae follows Philidelphta and 3 thelr divisions. First Assistant Postmaster Gene- TER LAW AFELIOARLE 10 MILLERS) O bearing testimony to the general good behavior of ae pga OR are, Lacka- | Tél Hatton was asked if it was true that a num-| Mr. Ker, talking about the case of Detective | thie torce, and it might Aas well be understood that . weet ep Tates to Dressiuakers. wanna and Western’ refiroad, 470,0;0; Delaware | P&F Of clerks in his division who had | Miller with a Srar reporter to-day,opened a copy of | the cowst wiil suetgin che force when the member | § tof the woken, Oh'ie renbeen ae — le) te. per yard. nd Hudson canal, $22,237; Pennsylvania rall failed to respond freely to the assessment | the U. S. Revised Statutes and, pointing w a sec- | does not exceed his duties. In this case the de. soo aa oe, Oe nee ee K i f pees t son canal, 322, syivania rallroad, | {ted e a ane u = - ws ; | instant. A.V. Schenck, the repubitess Agency Mule. Derorssts Patterns. Pennsylvania coal company, 156,453; New | Girculars wore to be removed. = Mr. Hutton I-| tion, said: “If you want to doa public service you | fense set up the fact of his being di and dis- | Gute. was declared elected by the bostd ef Dressmaking. Miss BELLE LUCAS, 902 9th st.n.w. ane te nd: Westen te A "23.432 ‘The | (gnantly denied the report, and safd he did not | YO rine thatae “ 4. ifcantly, | Oerly as a sort of excuse for kicking the om- » Was declared elected by the boa co. a as i Lake Erie and Western ratlroad, 2, He | know whether subordinates had paid their asse-s- | OUght to print thay” and he added, significantly, | On! °Fy ts 4 sort of excuse, fork plese before: Vassrrs a few days after the election by @ \ M. J. HUNT, October Bat Was BRAG tones ek the Year to | ments or not. ‘The statement was untrue that ke | “we intend to fight those who fight us” The | vip (ty BM do to sustain them. Hie reterred | JOrity of 40. M. J. HUNT, i$ tons as compared’ with the corresponding | 224 8 list of those who had failed to contribute. | section to which Mr, Ker pointed was No. 431, of ; Of drunkenness, whiten goes hand in PRONIBITION AND PERSONAL LIBERTY, period of last year. The stock of coalon hand at | Mf., Hatton added that some few discharges | which the followhiz4s the text: “It is unlawful disorder, amd sald liquor selling was tol. | The corresponding . tide water sip; cretary of the prohibition 1309 F STRE! : might be made in his as Well as in other al- | for any private detective or any member of the | crated by the publle because the selicrs were a | home-protection party at Chicago haswrituer sa AND DEAMAT tous, au Increase of 10116 daring the month, | Visions, but they would be caused by the InsumMcl- | poutee funds or foraay other person, to compre, | poutal poten open 1ete-r to the president of tive personal PY AKT DUA MAC 1 an Extenstve Assortment of Round Hats . pe dusing ency of the appropriations, Inise a felony or any other unlawtul act, or to par 5. eee ore cing him to a discussion of hoicest styles and shades by eminent —— +e. Uclpate In, assent t6, afd or assist any person sus- | | TRANSFERS OF Reat. Estatr.—Deeds In fee have | polnts at issue between the two bodies, the a Even SE EASE ENG AY onarocn, Ost ae, Tce cred boy, | MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF RerREsENTaTrves IN | pected of Crime to escape a full judicial examina- | been recorded as follows:—E. B. Barnum to A. cussion to be held 4 the leading cities Gast AVENING LA Feath Birds. -d Humberd, wis to-day committed to stand | mig Crry.—The following 13 a list of members of | Uon, by failing to give known facts or reasonable | Langdon et al., trusters, * Drott | wes @ Park; $5,000, to das. T. Jones, MAINE GREENBACKERS, me to | The Maine straight greenback state committee Langdon | met yesterday, about a A members nt, Including Solon Chase, to take action in Milliuery Goods received | trial for arson, a'coroner’s jury having found him House of Representatives who are now in the | °U88 Of Suspicion, or withholding any toform b Gramm nO | culity of setting fire to Hayes’ furniture factory ees eee ane ae ae tion relative to the charge or _ su i upon two occasions, The loss in one instance | °! mory Speer, Gcorsia, 905 E street north-| picion trom the proper judietal authorities. DINE MILLINERY, amounted to $20,000- West; Horatio Bisbee, Jr., Florida, 604 1ath street |? Sorin any manner to recel S. W. cor. 8th 3 4.49 acres; . Barnum, lot 1, est; ve any money, prop- ut press TUTOR, * northwest: H. @. Mills, Texas, 1218 i street nerthe | erty, favor or other compensation froin. OF Oh. ae- GF. Wollard to, regard to tne future coune of the rena F =treets northw Reception to John Brown’s Widow. __ | West; Thomas Ivan, Kansas, 6 street north- | count of any person arrested or subject to arrest shington Bric arty. underst © Ineetiny At Popular Prices. TOreKA, KAS., Nov, 16—A reception to Mrs. dno. | Nesti,Col, Upson, Texas, 605 t1th street northwest; | for any crime or supposed wine, rks, w. 4 16, pup wnization and perfect it for the eal, Ohio, Hamilton House; Jno, A. Kasson, Towa, Wormley’s; Robert McLean, Maryland, 1607 + 2 Brown, widow of in Brown, of Harper's Ferry “Or to permit any si . de Yturbide, ch person to go at large ext campaign, work. Suits cut and basted, guar: a private detective, and shall be prosecuted to the n8-Imn' usta Hancock to Laura E. Merriam, lot '8, sq. | presence on the oe. extent of the Jaw for alding criminals to escape 10.000. R. B. Cropley to A. B. Cropley, ‘part | citned to accept the invl a ; . without due effort t cure an tuvestigation of 688; $500. RK. MR. PATTISON DECEINES TO JOLUIFY, ae The ateenannee a gue. senate chamber last night, | 1 street northwest; R. L. Gibson, Lousiana, 1783 R. | puck supmeoce mums, ee ae . SUD 1OTS 16 to 21, lot A special dispatch to the Phiadelpha 2¥mep SIAN ODlee eae Was larze, including many colored | 7. "avenue northwest; George M. Robeson, New | Wh 82 ior any violation of the provisions of this i from West Chester, Nov. 13, says: ‘The democrats People.” “Gov. Sk John prenided. Jersey, southeast corner 18th and O streets north- | section, or either of them, such meiber of the stab, trust ow Of this place will regal selves with @ 7 west; S. J. Peele, Indiana, 13 street northwest; | police force, or private detective, or other person .8 Addition to Georgetow cation parade over thelr recent victories on BatuR nf 416 SEVENTH strerr, |“ Counterfelter of Silver Dollars Ar} Fings K Jones? ATKANSLS, 1129 Huretioct etl Eullty therdot shall be. deemed os having compro- er to Trace Romatn, part , 24; | day evening, and to tis effect are making = = rested. West; Wm. Heilman, Indiana, 457 G street north- | mised a felony, and shall be thereafter prohibit . C. 3 rgaret Gavin, pi preparations, A delegation walted upon MO Mopicth, sa'e Maeee Woh aa SHIGNARLE | ; Partaperpnta, Nov. 16.—Alexander Teese, resid | west J. 8. Barbour,’ Virginia, 144 street north: | trom acting us'an oiler OF ed ootkce Beene £12.09. “T. D. Daly to Same, part’g, do.; $060. | horeclect Pattison on uimday and. Teeested cor eat it ce ret Roe hwest | Prices low, Ting at 1174 south Mth strect, who has been sus- | east; Thomas I. Murch, Maine, St. Mare Hotel; pected for some time of being a counterfeiter and | 'T. B. Reed, Maine, —. nm, but Mr, Patuson. of circulating a dangerous counterfeit of the Bland n unless It came from the ends of justice.” property on High treet, Georgetow 5 io. Hom. | the people, Tegardiess of party bias. As the eee OUGLAS T, Was arrested last night and given a hea MR. Crantes H. Reep, Guiteau’s counsel, 1s at | suiien’s CASE BEFORE THE DISTRICT COMMISSIO: fon and Wary . (Fusters, to Yon, lot | publicans ave hot likely to Join in the request INGTON AND of INE SED | ing to-day before United States commissioner GIb- rapractls ~ | & 84. 729; $1,000. District to J. W. Pilling, part 6, | event will, io all appearances, take place Withows n by Mee. Vo RE LEG- | bons, ‘There were found in his the Riggs on a brief visit. He fs now practising ERS. : residences, and at Mrs."s Possession 99 coun- | jaw in New York. et northwest, sq. 7 ding et al. to N. A. Ryon, | the presetice of the governor-clect. terfelt Bland and trade dollars. He was commlt- J. N Tho Commissioners had under consideration to- | tnt 6, sq. 729; #— Pilung et ai. to same NOTES ted for trial In default of $2,000 bail. A New Map of the United States, comptied by | ay the case of George O. Miller, and recetved | part 6 40.; $——. Warner to J. M. Wilson, | Itwas mentioned in yesterday's STaR that Bam Subterranean Fires at Trenton, N. J. | Mf‘ Roeser, under the supervision of the Land | from Attorney Riddle charges and specifications | lots 17 and91, sq. 1 0. Eltzabeth D. Taylor | row and Colquitt had been elected U. 8. Senatora, ‘ = a to J. W. Easby, pt. 3,'sq. 868; $1,128.50, On joint ballot, for the short term, Bartow Fee TreNtoN, N. J., Noy. 16.—It 1s thought to-day | Oflice, 1s now tn the hands of the printer, and will | Prepared by their direction, It was agreed to et h g 3 ceived 116 votes and Hill 99; for the lng term that the Durnine’ under the new made ground of | D@ Teady for distribution in a few days. Over | submit certain papers to the Attorney General, Notes From Alexandria. Itt mecelved 182 voles; Jackson, 407° Black AnotherJot of HATE-CLs SOLETTES, f the New Jersey Steel und Iron company. fronting 4,000 changes have been made since the last | and upon a reply being received from the Depart. | Ronnrxs wir APPETITES-Last. it bur a oe ew CLOTH BUSTH ES, Sac. up to$3.s0. HOOP SKIRTS. | on the Delaware, will not have any serious result, | 85US, ment of Justice, Miller will be cited to appear be- | Cht-red the kitchen of Mr. Emanuel Franct i, Marshall Jowell says he will tssue a.call oN and MENING USDERA EA HOSIERY, iy uae chen meah aeine Acne and| ‘Tie Cranks of the House of Representatives in | fore the Commisstoners. te range, and, Anding some oysters in the cup- Taitter wilt meetin Sanunry to cons ier the pH Eee } be speedily smothered, The bank in front of the | the office of the clerk, especially those in the en- Dini Gevacniea eta board, cooked them, set the table, made a good ot of district representation. for ladies ard c x works tg at least 40 from low water mark. rolling room, are aware of what{s coming. To- Loomis u and decampea. During the night the police democratic ward and city committees last LEA PAR | Our HANDKERCHIEF : —_—___ day there was placarded on the locked doors the LIQUOR LICENSES. tan in an alley running in St. Asaph street, | night unanimously nominated the Hon. Albert Aap bom gente Dene co oe ee Sagas oe ols ve ead A Probably Fatal Knock Down. following: “Closed—walting for returns. Be back || The Commissioners to-day approved iiquor reen King and Cameron, trying to break oped | Palmer tor mayor of Boston, nivorsity, Paris, aud a former ‘i nt judwes. DOUGLASS’, 9th street. 031 | | READING, Pa., Noy. 16,—In an affray between | in 1884.” licenses for the following persons: Supplee & | the blinds of the house of Mr. Woodward. Pris. Reference: 913 G sire-t (ort Lieut. Gov.-clect Ollver Amos, of Massachy Fates reception wt North Raston, Tuesday eveme he, Which Was attended by Gov, Long, Gov.-2le0s — Philtp Driesic hache: Richard M employe: Mankin, H. C. Christinan, Terrence A. Duffy, Jas. | The burglar ran and was pursued by OMcer Grady, MES ©. Patan, OR EHS POUASEG War TO CO eee LeyeS | cure CostwmssionsE Or amu) Gunenan Lawn Ov- | toes an, Patrick Lyfeh, Martha A. Maack, | Who chased the flying thiet as far as Yeaton’s mer was struck a terrible Wow by Muff and | Frcg to-day directed the register and receiver at | Wm. E. Rucker, and Wilmer Fritz, Disapproved— | marsh. The officer fred, but mi ed his atm, and | Butler, and most of the leading politicians of bow 1107 F STREET, knocked senseless. The physician summoned re- | Carson City, Nev., to appoint aday for determin- | Darby Hayden. Ha Cherae pes oho clue has be Fotted pestes, | Parties in Massachusetts, - . Witexiia ports Priesichacher in a sinking condition and | ing whether’any other than the Comstock lode ex- DOING BUSINESS WITHOUT LICENSE, an 3 peated ‘Baseball. Z ss i. W. HOWE, 1030 7th street. exhibit on Says his injurles will prove fatal ists within the lirhits of the Consolidated Virginia | Warrants were sworn out to-day by License ‘Tne Coroner’s Jury in the case of the unknown ~ ae EW SINGING AND PIANO CLASSSS, (tay THURSDAY, Novewnen 3 ‘A. Sensation iit die Jayco Trial, claim. ONAL BASEDALL ASSOCIATIONS WHER Agent Raff against the following restaurant keep- | man found dead on Union street, rendered this | OCR PROFESS ENTER THE AKENA IN 1883, ¥ Sc — : 0 business without Mcense: George | morning a verdict that the deceased “came to his | 1. ‘Her Late Iinportation of ee ae moe. i) sued eed Le ue THe Court or Cowmissroners of Alabama claims | ers for doing busine: ree | Geath by being run over by the Midland train.” From the N. ¥. Herald, 13th inet. 2 PR Muriel Institute, 1116 Matrect norttiwest, corner, 12: uM Fesumed its sessions this morning. Addittonal | W. Driver, Charles Windholz, Charles A. Sauter, —— Next season Will undoubtedly be the greatest bert tie Cate Sones for the munter orator sige, Che Nebole plot | <nectal commissioners were appointed as follows: Se eer mea one, onan Seat Hy A Hoy Killed by His Parents. year for baseball that thls country has ever em pra anita welowe’ to tho: higient: eal for MISSES AND CHILDREN, he court was crowded, and Casey's evidence | (mss G- Swan, of New Tacoma, W. es 3. H. Deatiey, Harvy & Holden, Edward Donnelly, | PaRTICCLARS OF THE “INSFTRATIONAL” MURDER IN | Derienced. The campaign of 1882 was 80 success. = — rae pei Pari sed a sensation. 2 ras Cy 2 John English and James W. Bell. These licenses CALIFORNIA. ful in every respect, with the outside clubs rts, KC. A direct from Lon/ion and Parle, 030 were made by Messrs. Clifford and Beaman, on be- | Joun Eng dus November abt of AND MRS. 1. € a a REASEEE E Seu cae ee half of claimants on the question presented yes. | COst $2 perannum, and are due November Ist of | petats of the “inspirational murder” near West- | throughout the ‘country as well as P SED ee oo T once RESPECTFULLY INFORM My 4. |Amnual Convention of Fire Under- | terday, whether “where Wor premiums were paid | each year. minster, Los. Angeles county, Cal., have been tele. | With the clubs ofthe League | and MISCHLOOL FOR BOYS frous and public that Lam now prepared to exhibit writers. by a Ship's husband or managing part owner of a ‘i aoe esd Atuerican Associations, that two additional assd- Se LL ae peheice acs Fiment of MILLINERY GOODS, includ: | New Yore, Nov. 16—The second annual meet- for or on account of 4 vessel and owners, | INJURED BY A Fatt Frow a Burtprna.—About 1| graphed easg An eccentric man named Jostah B, | Alt/TiCan Associations, ¢ Comequentiy team 1543 f street northwest. eae ea 3 ovelties In Fancy Feathers, Birds and | ing of the U.S. Fire Underwriters of America Was | the petition may be male and sworn to by such | 0¢!0ck to-day Richard Riley, a workm«nempioy+d | smith, who, with his wife, equally eccentric, Was | will pe four separate professional associat a cialty. Brice. begun here to-day. | Sixty-nine companies were | snin's usband or managing part owner, and | 00 ® new mul ae 1h Course or Srecuon on f the | of the Mormon faith, lived ona lonely tstandon | each containing elght Clubs, that will enter the “a alan. address cat. | ABeatiy ineve Fepresented when’ the session commenced, Dut | judgment renlered Th Me wine es eeers S24 | Place, botween 15th and 16th streets, fell off the ee See _ || SEEFERS, the coast, and gained a scanty livellhood by fish- | C*!paign of 1853, and contest for the ch: many more representatives arrived afterwards. | agents for such owners.” building and broke his thigh. The police amb EMONT (GRADU. V an ee L. Snowden, of the Philadelphta Fire assocla- ance was summoned, and he was taken to Provi- | Ing. A short time ago he claimed to havo obtained | j2'the oldest of thea assanat ee a ee he e Academie of Paris Universit: | "ME VON BRAND: » presided. He read his annual report, which an dence hospital for tr ent arevelation from the Lord, commanding him to | choicest Of the c France) has resumed her lewons in the Bronpan M MODISTE, showed gratifying results. The report’ ot the |_,A®¥¥ CHANGEs.—First Lieut. William A. Mann, a \Pevately sud in classes. 1 ww York; Wm. Barr & | tr g | In the fall of 1875, and ent ly with Lord & Taylor's, 3 urer showed a balance of $3,973.63 on hand. | 17th infantry, will report to the superintendent | Action FoR $10,000 Damages Aqarnst 4 Street | S!V¢Up work and promising that his necesst is, “Mo. i street horthwest. surd Suits made | R. iT ri vil rr ‘alreste alg’ uinmer of 1876. Since Uhat time Rs PNR ae cae by the district committees and | general rocralting service, New York city, to con- | Rat-Roap.—To-day, in the Circuit, Court the ca-e | would be provided for. He directed his famity to | Pale sped Into a Very powerful orgeuieeent fal Superior F assoclations and ci duct a detachment of recruits to the department | Of Miss Fiorence L. Clark, by her next friend, Jno. | make no effort toearn their living. The ol The elation w: auperion Bit assoclations On rates and commissions, both for | d achm ul i om ark, Dy 1 A wn | $0n, a boy of eighteen years, put no fatth in tois | TR! aalional Assoctation was organized im oo) and aguinst what 4s called the “district plan,” | of Dakota; Capt. Thomas Ward, 1st artillery, will Bre ee ee Watt Sd Oe | Fevuanen wel mere a he bronghtinaiot | the spring of I8i7 and fourisued for two Be “Sas = ham, ie Benson, J. W. Anderson, W. acting assistant inspector general; the leave 0 ; inter, » Torte > he told his rad diecobeyo poms | and the sssociation changed tts mame to tren, 3s. 1. (cee koprers, pomidin, W. c. Lyman, R. €. Alliger and Henry | Capt. James H. Spencer. 4th Infantry, is extended | fendant. Miss Clurk, who 1s a clerk in the Tre noe oe Ae nee aivobey eH SUE Ca |S ciunal Ampocialste. Siete sateenata oe 9; ‘Kinde: . Powles Were appointed a bi e883 Committee, five months; 1st Lieut. Robert G. Armstrong, 1st | SUry, claims that she took passage in a street car 2 = this assoctation gradually sank until 1 Tenled NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. Eee dln tak infantry, 1s relieved from duty ea ee Oe the bese 10 Dei aeh ot Ua on eee ain eee _ THE FATHER EILLS MIS SON. . toward the latter port of Uhe season 0 6880, ht. re} " TON ORG x ogyptian Prisoners. general court-martial appointed to meet at Davia’s | 9 a ‘clock, and u oth parents then went out near the house to a | League had the monopoly of bas ball dur esr enEIsHED Te BARE APERACUION OF SEW BOVEDTIES. the Fae cate aru ot Inoue between Getalied te a oon ere Pouce, Set infantry, 18 | Roraes were devacted and the cat went dowA (he | cumpobbushes and made the boy Kneel down, | seuson of 1651, und ald’ aout as ther oicoee a STABLISHE: . FANCY Wors' ror: he prosecution and defense in the case of the | detatied in his stead. ‘ade nid rate; 7 and o hy e, | the ciubs outside the my. eet iertiwe-t. IN F4NCY WORSTED WORK rebel prisoners has been practically arranged: Ane u iS BI Oe Jumped the “track, lurching to one side, nearly | and the father, drawing an Inch butcher knife, | ne ee eae or tee nae This led t fesiens for Embreldery on Linen, Mammoth | Broadley, ona of Arabi'acowusel, will, sone es Columbia Boat Club Fatr. lurnlag over, and she was thrown violently to the | struck his gon a powerful blow in the center of the | yuo eniareg the fod. tet tei ee fin full Ine of Word 1 ted | his ex . opposite side of the car wmination of the Witnesses for the prosecu- ered Ciouks, all sizes, | tion to-day, - COLLEGE. LINCOLN ‘h such force as to ren- | chest with sufliclent power to cut the breast bone D st: ADDITIONAL DONATIONS RECEIVED. der her insensible and aMlct her with permanent | anaeo enter the full eneth of the blade The by tog ot : ey iene Potala acre enter the engi e. The boy | weakest club among them cle ‘trom. Since the publication in Tuesday's Stax of the | {nJurles, making it ne soury to give Up her em | rou over and expired with a groan. Tho sickem | $8.00) to. $10,000. Tits tat ta 7 increased, Ust of articles received for the fair a large number | P!0Yment. She claim eave ing spectacle being witnessed by the fanatic | their number to eight clubs, taking in New York New York, Nov. 16—The Post's financial says: | handsome articles, all ticketed “for the Columbia | Richard Goodall, who 1s sent to the government neta, Pint und a general outnt fur children. nd had a hig e campaign; the ts. “Day ai sons and dau A FLUCTUATE deed was committed. The murder was not dis- HUMPHERY, over to Smith and. askec s overlooked her and ratled | that used to row them over. The old man ca lunly her she staggered into the Police Court} reniied that the boy was dead, aud thathe had inquired If there was not a warrant | heen ainested t gainst her, and If they were not going to | chert was info ert oclation but wer uted that UWO s Witistinding that money Isagain Coutlng oak Club fair” in the windows of many of the | £1 by Jutge Snell tor terms of 90 days about | Coverd uned. Hye days afters teas, Jations Ww ach contatn : a es 2 Treasur owiy, the loan market Is | Merchants on the Avenue and 7th street, attracts | 12times a year, has been at large for an unusually | punters, who wished to cross to the Is . ‘The won organt ~ SQSETH STREET NonrEsr, | ve : the Inference {s drawn | 2 good deal of attention. At Moore & Leding’s, |] ny time lately. She seemed to get tired of her : OL y ety ud material r rey, lin where U estern ” ized asthe “Inter. © meke Toown for ue kieked ou ‘as locked up la < whe! ’s, Stinemetz’, Lewis’, Pare yiit | ARE. iN Was run up to10alz per cent has bi MARceon cuavare Raine ay hing, MN ar | returned to the mark € quotations for call | handsome presents ure displayed. 8. C. Palincr, ee nao eeweae ware ne DOrate torresatraic | esq., informs the committee that ho will nut up a | there Ft Special de; 1 Drawin urrendered him- Sreoar comer ranyuehrn! oreester, UW vkest clubs S percent. Inthe | Soda fountain at the fair and will supply all ma- } Serve It. 8 Was surprised to learn that there | coir ant murder as if he Will be’ e ysed_ of Chicago, Cleves an market for stocks Lake Shore was renewed | terials required to pit golng. H. D,| Was no charge against her. She sald It was | Way s antnal. They it and Bi the west, and New "7 mora < Be eek aoe te paisa | “Hat,” and other stocks at per cent. For carry- | Batt, the fashionable — tallor, donates a | strange, but if they had anything against her | were tiken to West: é arrival | York, Philadelphia, pared ene eeece ie pele) Fanon 0.8) honda the ruling rate 1s 84ga4 percent. | fine ‘dress sult of the value Of $100, or an | they say 80, because she was re Was usked whethor . fast. The Amor ib by mail ae | _¥-B.—French, 6 mand Spanish spoken. ‘Time money on stocks can De easily Obtained at 6 | OVerco: erred. vant 2 pee to be TR : . SACRIFICES OF CHILDREN, frase Sal ee , G3 5 ~ | Fiber cont. Prime, mercantiio paper nats St | maguineent sliver cup of nautical desiearventeh ho and both father and mother replied that ff the SARA A. SPENGES INTLEMEN’S GOOD Gat per cent. The stock exchange mai destres to be given to the member of the’ club re- Lord called on them to sacrifice all, 1t would have ——— Tess act’ han os 1. UC ceiving the greatest number of votes. A member s tobedone. At the examination neither Smith nor ee | Puusrson’s MAlgeL renee ee of. the, Quaker City Bout Club, of Philadelpita, | Rovere harged his wife made any effort to conceal anything, but | field, IL winaw. Mich, ahs Douus are nominal, and Fullrowd bonds srregutar | Writes that they feel honored by’ Naving one of the | Beverly on the 13th of At rt, and the testimony | told the whole story in tts horrible details. Smith | Mic: 4 Oto; Fort W 5. 2 SHIRT FACTORY but lower. The 'stoc ret opened slightly | booths named for thelr club, and that they will | ¢rly Was not present In court, and the testimony | [om he WbOln story 1a its Horrible details Suntth | Inter-Stat 2 lower than ite Whe stony send all the club flags and trophies for decorating | for the government was that of Mrs. Beveriy an’ for trial on the charze of murder, He 13 now ime | up of the following ¢ asp ew minutes, wa Mk" until about 10:43 | the booth. ‘The following 18 a partial. list. of the | # te et ee oe net in Los Angeles. He hasboen quite a pure | Camden: Anthracites, of Pottsvil, 7 MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, o'clock, since Which t s been strong. ‘The Ser hae at ear ec ea aarteTS | Telthier appeared to have ‘seen who tiséw it | chaser in Canada lottery tickets, ‘and sald the Lord De net result of all the fluctuations 1s an ad- St list: Messrs. Moore & Leding, large eee 2 knew Beverly bought a | Was golng to send hun inoney from Canada to pay s10F opposit> Patent fice. vance in the active stocks over yester- | Sliver epergne, Vienna flower stand and Dresden PMrs. Beverly said that she knew ri) DOUEIE 8 | tor burying the boy. ‘The family are Mormons a a diy’s closing of 341% in the active ‘stocks ver basket; Dr. Catman, a case of dentelaid; | pistol and th aS she | £00d Standing. They have been considered eccens ladviphta to fll the vacancy made by the fe. Fine Dre S trts to order. Receiving dally fay | and 13; in northwest preferred.” ‘The principal Parker, hand-painted table seart ahonigitetecnucs iano atBeree Has not | trie, but_not crazy. ‘The mother bezins to feai | fusal of the Wilmington club, as om y one club can Tae Sirs at folesting yriees’—Aeme ungtiane, | BU.ers sluice 10:45 o'clock appear to havelbeen the | J 2 eveie oa Aire Danes i | lived with her for ncariy tive years, and Lewis was remorse and to doubt the divinity of their | be admitted trom a city, viii te: finished, 90 Peerless, untinisherd : ders, sellers yesterday and TY diene Mise deamon: enc ontd | in her employ. Lewis testiAed that he went to wei aliphatic aeaey ished, 50 ¢ ange assortig oys' Shirts. 85 er0re ” ‘The large spe pal ucts a * not Ki YW: el —_ bed, 50 ctx. Lane assortin Boys’ Shirts. : ee ie aden Geel a painted eard cise, pen sketchbd palette, set | Ue heuse, not know! i Beverly peas Biers, Sabor ena ike Notes. G, B ELLERY, publig are sending tn no orders’ of any account, | Of dressing table mats and one pin cushion; | When : nat he an The raflroad coal miners of the Pittsburg dis- gressional committee on shi either to buy or sell, Respecting Western Union | Miss Sudie Von — Reisen, of Baltimore, | Beverly IE SSAA es Na So ee z ay In New York at the Fifth Avenue 3 4 Day School tor SUCCESSOR TO telegraph, there ae allie foe tne crestion of | shopping basket. and. two baby’s shawis; | Water in the bue 5 and when he threw ti water | trict held a convention tn Pittsburg yesterday and | Foo" A present Senator ©. D. Conger, Cone cies 2 enough debenture bot Ke 1 Miss Bertha Appold, Baitimore, 3 shopping bas out he did not know that Beverly was there, but | unanimously resolved to strike joveraber 20th, Nelson Dt + Jt. 8. S. Cox and J. mee Oe UE BRRUES BECEEERS S15, 000/000 pate value ee ioe circulation | Md a lov of saghet bages Mise Sudlo Appald, bate | he caught 1t. A verdict of uot’ gullty was ‘rene unless the operators concede them an advance of The coumltice is investigating ts. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS | 2S a dividend at the time of the last consolida- | More, Worked sham-towel, a darning bag and pen | dered. ————e one-half cent per bushel for mining. The present | ¢#Us¢ of the decline of American shipping, and are ~ GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. tion, ‘Tho declaration of a cash dividend of two | Wipers; se onion: gee ute vile Mets 2 | Mary Smith was changed before Judze Snell to- | rate is 834 cents per bushel. solletting suggestions for the rem of : 102 F Sraeze Nomrmwesr, Wastrarox, D.O. | brig por crnt stock iN the shares OF Ale Cee | tnore, Bet Of ce athe aaa reat eaGe | named Adeline Goodie. wae. testimony ‘was to | MUERE Lene, ae uet® At the, Lactede Rolling | "A wackage trom Enziand, suppreed to contatm ABTS BOAKDI leered aoe Det Te rere ae anatls payable Deo. Aee, has | ser, Betmore, worked splisher end’ rods Ae H | the emect that the derendant toox the money from | autaere ttre toa pel Hevitle, TH., and Kimms. | $200) worth of diamonds, was found on 4 e Eixof the Finest Dress Shicts to order. » $13-09 | bad the effect on Cincinnatl, Sandusky & Cleve- ‘Albemarle county, Va., two satin tobacco poue the girl, who had just been sent to buy some school | wick, Mo., Will also Strike. Between 500 ai Lpacd te Combebe Gane Mat eae eee Sin Flue Slurts to orderscecvces = Teo |e tock 1s upto tor, HOI sac. vith 4, | 2 sets of mats, 1 pair worsted slippers and a hand: Pooks. ‘The court ordered restitution or $12, and men are thrown out of eimployment by the signed to contain noting Ut Waste Paper. " sa ef | Manitoba: st ’ Aer bars his é ‘og | 1p defaul ys. An appeal was noted. of these puddlers. A a Leg 5 = res 244 K 5 ——— = = STE - g atie’ Wil- | Assembly church last evening was of rare excel- | miners of Mahoning valley at Youngstown, Olito, | ® : “ Sot mewenng oe es HOUSEFURNISHING melons puis, Buicte: ils "patted handkerenfet cabo; WS, Tuomp. | lenee, aud was enjoyed Uy a largo uence. “is | yesterday, decided to dcinand ten “pcr cat ad: | S04 WH. Spraxt for discosure of whe teu tye : ee —— The body ot Thos. Flynn, aged 50 years, a home. | lat esd, Ivory brush, comb and cases TA. Brown | entire program was attractive, nearly every num. | yance for iatnins, commencing Monday next. ‘The | fpenchet cotne and to turn over the er ‘a osiese ac POTIELY AND PORCELAIN. Jess man, Was found hanging to-day from the | $9%y,c8dis ory Ur ‘through Geo. H. Kennedy & | ber being encored. Those who participated in the | operators say that they will close the mlies, as title bo the catate in question wan aenteedl petwecn Connecticut ave. Gerling in the cellar of a house in Mulberry street, | Coy gs it. M. Silverman & Co., through Be He | entertainment were Misses Birdie and Jessie Har- | lake navigation is about ove od cil rae ain Lene resumed September 14t _ New York. The man had been long dead. No Stinemetz & Son, boat cap, naval cap and | Ye, Miss Clara Baker and Messrs. Waldecker, ———__—+ + —______ The P: eotant Riplacopal convoostion at cause 13 known for the sulcide, ES eo UPR Lawrence, Gibson, Foresman, Sinith and Prof. E.| AN Exprorixe Party MASSACRED AND EaTex.— e Protestant Episcopal convocation of Bate K, MATHEMAT We are dail steamer, Choice Goods in Ee hunting cap; Mr.’S. C. Palmer, supply of soda | 1 ey : “ ~ | more was in session all day yesterday at ATHEMATIC are daily receiving, per er, Choice Th and mineral waters and syrups with fountain for | C- Townsend. A telegram from Panama ss toa ung mer. | sion Church, Lafayette square. There were id competitive exammations, DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, bloat plainer entire fair week; Miss Brownwell, vase; Messrs, engaged 10 & CALE Coe ios Te Dee, ata. | cunstons on work eiaong. Soe chores peepee A SANE BALTIMORE, Noy; 16:4 yinginia 63, consols, 69%; | tempstone & Perry, quantity of velvet and satin STOCK EXCHANGE, pin gear pry Rhone ie iy egnemy peoreronpineiphtpeew: Hagley evening eae Column from the best manufacturers in Europe, ETTORE NE Tie cornres crilee aniaanne, | for dbooraton; tis Mises Hacnow& names Governments. Fe ee ee EEE Teo ree ee ens | Lion the Say work in tegen te = ; ——— ll PPE 104. “Flour unchanged. Wheat, southern firr t- | Dlacques; Mrs. De La Rue, 1 hand-painted wall- | United States 59 extended 33s. 101, 103 1d, Was Visited by & Humber Of Sctenece 1x | The cominittee of the New YOR. senate to SAFE DEPOSIT CO. DINNER, TEA end TOILET SETS in Great Variety. | 20, _ Flour unchanged. Wheat. southern frm; z do, | pocket; “Miss Elcnstadt, ‘embroidered waten- | United States 44s, 1891, coujon. Hs TM | Gisus who came ostensibly to Grose «Thee ween | tigate the ayatem of making “corners" = = = HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS OF ALLKINDS, | #mber, oe No.1 hele dpc miei No. 2 apes and embroidery and lace pin cushions; | [uited States. 4s. 1907, cous 119" 1195 | received well, and were apparently satisfied; but | Sittings at Buffalo yesterday, The drift of ECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY Decomber Loreal. Olas Tunusehe tsa Ona goes | Miss Mattle Fristoe, painted placaue: Mrs. John | United States 4a, 1907, rexistered. 1191195 | suddenly they attacked aud killed the Colombians, | testimony was that a public evil existe in the are ROBBERY. FIRE Ol ACCIDENT. M. W. BEVERIDGE, el0?cat ‘orn, southoria irre fon anda gubia: Mise Annte Davidson’ plusiy tac District af Columbia Bonds, and aflérwards cooked and ate them. ‘The Tn: | Sitimate speculative Uusinoss which # tncread {octets Pr Tits ion vest oe nil No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. one Bese ape and inactive out 5 ble ane Miss Fannie Brooke,ot ‘Detrotes painted | Permanent improvement Se 1991, coin... uy 11735 ieee — wishin teen) a acy) “= ress ie pon sible. ‘i Pegyeimal Charter Act of Consrean January 234, 1967, 709 = ZOO | tradi: Novembes, Stas: Fear, Comsadsye: Diotters; Miss May Campbell, slippers; Miss Bottie | Marketstock 7a, 1602, curmahan etc, ak = «| nd no one has 2 ne Virginia annual conference of the Methodisg _ GUAR G O40) Fic ot lre C. Vice Pride, | PXGLISE DECOMATED VASES, BASKETS, fc, Go. | riry,tacke, i, creamery Snag tea ura, | WOMed pla, cuslion, 3 mcrae pouches; | Avehiy yeu funding yc 2a) cu. HN fire uid death gontence of Mary ‘Booth, a colored | ing of te Prusstan Landtag toot Turadege eee WN CASSEES, Treaties : DRESDEN CANDELABRAS and LAMPS. ordinary to fain TuaGse Baar hulle Monte Biceeee: | Conrad Becker, morocco traveling bags Messrs | Tuirty years! funding 6, 1902, coin girl, convicted tn Surry Counts, Var of olercice | preasod himself as opposed ‘ovcertain taxes Wham ALBEXT L STCRLEVANT, : fenned ques iat. y steaaye 1 180 ‘Tyssowski Bros.,pair silk embroidered suspenders: | _ Fire Insurance and Gaslight Compai ely ei ae deri on ed Bones, by | oppress the ie. 7 - FIGURES IN PARIAN MARBLE~ and FINE | Freights to Liverpool per steamer uncharted John Magruder, 100 cigars; Messrs. B. W. Reed’s | Washington CityGas light Compan: {ting poison in thelr tood. ‘The prisoner was to rave Bear, the Sioux Indian who was d BISQUE. Rocelpte—four, 2,606 barrels: wheat 39,045 Pentae: | 3 ¥ Georgetown Gaslizht Co pens. ‘white ’ corn, "7,888 "bishiclt; oats, "4,718 "Bumnelas rye, 16 | SOUS Case, OF cl lay, New York, Umbrella: Messi, | Hiremen's Tosurance Company. rrp pe reeling pire PEE ” HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS IN LARGE VARIE’ nels. rf iaiels : ABS + aw) ow a 5 National Metropolitan Insurance yout e is under sy urnstant AND AT LOW PRICES. ARTERY | bushels, uipment amet 130,12 bushels; “corn, | Geo. ix Kennedy & Som” caso st, Jullehnes hart | National Metrorolitan Towra ature of the evidence, and ‘the doubts as-to |. Sulciman Daoud has testified that he gre bushels. = Ml dozen fancy baskets; Miss McClelland, pair mit- | Columbia Insurance Company. whether she was the Tag's aed the governor com- | dersto fire the cit Pe Hg WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, NEW YORE, Novy.’ 16.—Stocks active. Money, 5. | tens; Mrs. J. R. Barr, pin cashion; Mrs. Sampson, | Potomac Insurance Company. mutes the sentenee. Mr. Gray committed suicide | ence to from Bide, Exchango—long, 480; short, 484. Stato bonds dull | 1 worked towel; Miss M. &. Barr,’ worked waste ‘Railroad Stocks. by taking potson, which act posed 2 a —] og 109 MARKET space, | ®22 tons feat - Governments unchanged. Cotton | paper basket; ‘Mra, J. C. McGuire, worked mat | washington and Georgetown Stock. been caused by — at the loss of his wife. Many Oo PROP. FOSTER FALQUETT, NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—F1 aul and worsted g arot Vepae lates Sines ORS, Metropolitan. people in Surry believe that the girl was put up to Clairvoyant, Medium and Astrologer. at, the Tre: | (HINA, GLASSWARE eat Se ad, A had bee fill and weak. | New Bedford, Mass, several pleces ornamenta do what she did, and that she was only the tool of ont Howe. csener Indiana avenue aud 2a treet eee EITGHEN UTENSILS, | sd Hak cant, beter, Pose dal Sah Lay sotive glasoware; Mlss Maris, SE icare ceenee 39% | others, johe cab equal him in telling the past, present anc PRIC! 12.37%. “| set anc clothes Hi the future." Oftice on 2d sirect nlo-2t" | NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. LONDON, Nov, 16, 12:0 p, m—Attanto ana | Kennedy & Sons, hair dome large tency padkete ‘Tae “Live oF CHRisr’ Scrr AGAINST BERCHER.— 7 “WhIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CLAIR. GEO. WATTS, Great Western first m trustees’ certificates, 51. | Diedrich Bros., supply of flowers; E. B. Olds, esq., >, | Upon the conclusion of the in 1. hak eminent success in treating HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, sade ATX Central, 135. Tilinoig Central, | box of perfumery, 1 dozen bottles; Geo. C.'Hen- 9855 Fidei ican t atReaceadheek™™ | 26 __1eswhee tara fener | Hu ene Ohl Ween Ab" |e” te geome handing - g i Pet ete Ngee | Manan or 4 Carciac Banat, a ime. Ki wi Ww lessrs, W. leyer ‘a ez2 ir. Shearman —— = a COLD WEATHER IS COMING. PREPARE | ene guneral of Mrs. Edith Hari Eipnis, lot of assorted dolls; @. G Cornwell, | Washington Brick Ma = | movea to dismiss the case upon ‘ground that | mando October Tnceing Mower ntatinns eciniet n WEB™ ASR | STOVE CNT OR ERR UE come EAEING ee ehuld. worn ad Balin est i boxed gsr ah Sine | Gasset R fof, 2H | truce of Mi? eecuer vo tniah the work, Sipe | Beeamearan Nope geurenrericnee, woot cate in Si tine Completa, and if, you will favor us with a call me ca IMPRESSIVE SERVICES AT THE NEW YORE avENUE| esd, DY. Mrd Cow athe fF Palle Japatet Tand Warranty, War or yee ee NE 1-30, Barrett held that the pl a fa iy 2d Jee mary Organs, Nervous and Ser 0 ; rest assortment ‘acre.. Sa 1. wou inyeteacy. “cou —— ee contdeutl above goods in ton — PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. vases, 2 Japaneseitea pots, 2 pairs Japanese a jars, oo | Oubacase, but he grant until to-day for the con) ‘ednesdaye and Saturdaym, front] ral dishes, 2 Japanese jugs, # cut-glass cologne bot- | Soldiors' Additionals, 80s, is ‘The funeral of Mrs. Edith Harlan Child, the He > Ji 1 placque, | Valentine Scrip, per acre. Bho ceding vhviciens of Bete sia eee | Over tare, east, Gempe and Stag Head Elevated | asucnter of Justice Harlan, of the Supreme tes ted, ¥ powder Rintner g bive actin and | Sioux Half-breca Scrip, tow physicians of Baltimore. Main offi Oven Ranges, Social and No - ‘Baltimore, Kediant Hom id Barst Furnaces. Also Siate a stated in it evening; Sr occurred | lace hand-paint ; Mrs. C. L Pack, Ann pada in Ry tee Mastels aud Grates. Pin bing and Gas Fitting Job- as ann at the mae ‘York avenue | Arbor, Mich, ‘Teteionas slocking, bags Mesers. steno Mie ATine aneMet Get eeeany xine MF. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS oF . : church, where a year ago she was married. The | butter mowers wad Satei, maiited Ghaving oases i | ef the New York Stock Market to-day, a2. reported M LIFE. All business coetenee aa W. 8. JENKS & CO., church was filled with the friends of the deceased, | satin ‘embroidered sofa cushion (applique); “A | by Special wire to H. H. Dodge, 589 15th street. Biirstreets nortuwest Siiews | _ 922 117 Tth street nortnwest. [and many floral tokens were clustered around | Friend,” box tallet soap, Chas. AYO! t- production of evidence to show a limitation of 1 cor otherwise PE; 8 > = | the pulpit. One was from her fellow teachers of | Ing: Mrs. J. V. N. Huyck, suit : 5. I. ay. Tais was an HOTELS, &c. the Bethany mission, composed of tea roses in | 2. ;popnam, esd. lady's satche’: D. Loughran, } yesterday. Tals w pplication Pes Juice cies, SILL ERUNSWIE — shape of an arch, with the name Edith in violets. | {pi air slipper ire J, b Baraside, elip- Xs 6 iootttcy oa thice Ein ot onon amgeier! 7 Hots Beusswick, The tuuneral cortege entered the church to the Ennis Abner esq., Dox cigars; Messrs. 35] 25g Shipherd and held by Catharine a OL strain of a dirge, the honorary pall-bearers pre- | W. 1. fieyer and Brothers: Philadelphia large = few Jersey. ‘Tae detendants, re ae, eng a fleur Chet dustie Walle and Aus” | caso or asorted toys and tay goods; HB. Bat, | ot (pee SI of Feaneyivanta alleged in tir clate Justice , Just le] ust i w drafts were chased ‘Two caRLoays NOTES PORE JUIOR ABD BE- =EW YORE crry, Strong, Justices Wood and Bradley, Justices Mat- ee OS ae NTS caer lanes taneine FINED CIDER cuit Semhlonable, central and conveniont house has | thews and Gray, Justice Blatch‘ord, Solicitor-Gen- | stiyver cup, to be voted for; Messrs. Hermer, Foster been wreatly enlarved and entirely renovated as a hotel | efal wnltiipa Coe. Sherman, Geo. Bancroft. Then | & o., New York, Dresden flower stand; J. W. for sale in quantities to suit at low prices, the traveling public. | the coftin borne by the six young men the brothers | Wilson & Sons, New York, through Robert Led- ‘To arrive ard for quant > restaurants are under excelient | and cousins of the deceased, who had acted as | j , e8q., Vienna flower basket stand; Robert = “anguet Halls ged Parag Guisine. ‘The Ball | ushers at the wedding. Mr. Justice Harlan and | Gate .. dered slippers, “A are now ready | Mrs. Harlan headed the family mourners,followed Friend” haniaome pI ay cloisonne ware; “A WEDDINGS, by the stricken husband and other relatives, ‘The | Friend” 1 gold rag. SAM'L C. PALMER, RECEPTI pastor, Rev. Dr. Bartlett, conducted the services —_>—__ arsed and preached an appropriate discourse, taking tor] A RECRUIT For THE INSANE ASYLUM.—The Secre- Dect, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET N.W., BANQUETS, Ero. Nis text Psalms, cxliv:12 “That our daughters | tary of War nas given instructions to have Recruit For rooms and terms address esd |e fl corner noe potaned ateet we soniye oon mcioin, at infan' in Logie x oe at le 1 palace.’ sald inelling, ‘Minn, sent to this city, ‘proper ‘West Washington. 03-t, th, 5, 26¢ MITCHELL & KINZLER, | tle 6 raeasont ago he, had. seen ‘ner statin ‘the | escort, with new te Mis admission to the gor, LARK HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, NEW JER: Presi 7 ‘in re- | ernment hospital for the insane. Sw" N.B.—Telephonic connection. all is readinees ts at Teduced rates oth ceiving a large delegation from an eastern city, in — in for ithe} cenceal Tune, 1883. Tt, ig heated by furnace, has as in the absence of the lady of the White House, dnd} RELkasep on Bar.—W. F. Salter, who was room; excel'ent board; cheerful surroundings and the next he found her ‘a class of pauper | charged (im connect!on with Wilmot H. Ward) CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER Hogg comforts. A very desirable place for families. | children in the Bethel school. In both situations | with conspiracy to procure an employe of the Bu- I —— arse wears us, atwars dean, ‘and can bo ——— | she was tho same graceful, womanly presence that | reau of raving and Printing ( purlo na sheet i eae as See, | Neale ooops LApiee. oe ‘Sirs Child was hot 0 years of stated | sheet of ™ sped ‘row jus ca bail oot coca tee | Monae Stuart es oes ee an ML c06, 9 ites agar he WRG ene Shae i