Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1882, Page 5

THE DISTRICT CONGRESS NEXT Detective Miller’s Trial. SESSION, ORDER OF THE DISTRICT COMMIRSIONERS FIXING IT aT 8 P.M TUESDAY. The following order was issued by the District Commissioners to-day: OFFICE OF ComMIsstONERS D. C., The Voyage of the Lee. 4 TALK WITH LIEUT. POWELI—VALUABLE MRTERO- THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the ovening and of the New ¥: orn ee by special wire to H. H Dodge, 839 ENGLISH, peatoue ok From the Asylum to the Bosom of His Home—How it was Done. What Chairman Neal Says—Various Important Measures Proposed. 2d Edition. Aprominent minister residing at theeasthas just Various parts of my body; my head would seem heavy: my respiration labored; my appetite would be ravenous one day and I would loathe food the da following. ‘Then again I would lose all interest in life; would feet weary without exertion; would become sleepy at mid- day and restiess at night, Occasionally my breathing would be Inbored and my heart almost taotionless, while at other times it would paipitate violently. T thought these troubles were the result of malaria, and I treated them accordingly, but I got no better. Shortly afterward mv stomach becamo deranged, my food failed to divest, and thefiuids I passed were of a peculiar odor and color. And yet I did not realize that these things meant anything serious. Finally I consulted a number of eminent physicians, each one of whom took a differ- ent viewas to the cause of my troubles. One said I was suffering from brain disease; another spinal diffculty; others heart affection, kidney disease, etc. My symp- toms were terrible, and in the hope of rehef I was cau- terised, cupped, blistered and subjected to almost every Charged with Criminal Negligence. New York, Nov. 18—Capt. Ward and Pliot Bailey, of the city of Worcester, were to-day ar- rested and brought before Justice Murray, at the ‘Tombs, to answer the charge of crimini’ negll- gence th having caused the accident to the barge Siginaw. ‘They were held in $5,000 bail for formal examination. —_.—___ Twice Sentenced to Death. Crscrsnatt, Nov. 18.—Wm. McHugh was to-day sentenced by Judge Avery, of the common pleas court, to be hanged on March 24, 1883. ‘This is tae stcond time he has been sentenced to death, the former judgment having been reversed on an error by the supreme court. His offense was the murder of his wife, ‘The rime was committed in daylight, in a public street. pound ch tall Wall Street ‘To-day. EASY MONEY MARKET AND STRONG STOCK MARKETS. New York, Nov. 18.—The Post's financial article matters which will probably engage the attention of the committee will be those which concern THE ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF TAXES. Ishall endeavor to secure the passage of those bills upon these subjects: First, the revaluation of realestate, The present valuation Is unjust, in That In some sections of the city property is great- ly depreciated in value since it was made, while in others property has largely appreciated value. Iam Informed that In some localities that property 1s appraised for aseessment purposes at more than doubte ite selling price; while tn others Teal estate, which is assessed at 25 and 50 cents a foot, 1s now selling from $2 to $3.a foot. Of course this'Is grossly unjust to property holders and tax payers, and should be remedied by a reassessment atan early day. In conversation with Commis- Sloner West he expressed himself as very confi- dent that with a reassessment of real property and SULLIVAN'S SLEDGE-TAMMER BLOWS PROHIBITED. The Commissioners have directed Major Brock to prohibit amy further extibitions by Sullivan of the character offered last night to the patrons of the Comique. ‘They say that if Sullivan and any other “professor” of the so-called “manly art of self-defense choose in a frienily way, with loves, to exhibit thelr skill and scence, they Will permitted todo so, but there must be no per- son subjected, elther con amour or for galn, to tho sledge-hammer Diows of the pugilist, where one party expects to keep bis money and the other wistles to galn it--the one forcing? the other res 8 s'4ng. Cupidity is not to be allowed to excite such brutality as was witnessed last night. BUILDING PERMITS. Inspector Entwisle has issued permits as follows: M. E. Riley, repair frame, 43 and N streets south- West; $300. ‘armers and Mechanics bank, orgetown, repair brick bullding and make im: Provements; $1,000. LOGICAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN--THE CLIMATE aT rg eee No Wasnrxeton, Nov. 18, 1882. pos agp lavaraesregriaann foe eererctioesy X88. |Nor. & Wes p.| 64 Theater, _ | @adethefollowing statement, which is herewith re- tar Asheretofore stated in Tam Stax, Hon. H. S| sopaerea: That the trial of Detective George 0. sists ae bes luatiten con Gee ccteee 24M North Pac . aw t northwest. | printed entire: 1 | Neal, chairman of the House committee on the | winter, of the Metropolitan police, D.C., upon | onizoN FOR BEVENTY-TWO DAYS. W ASHINGTON CONSEKVATO ¥ OF MUSIC At To the nese Herstd: 5 District of Reo ed am the city for the pure charges preferred this day by the major and su- -) T855 Oat. & Wi TIMMS" New H ith and Dn. Ww. Es Ihave always shrank from appearing prominently —_——>— pose of preparing Dis legislation in advance | perintendent of the police D.C., shall commence at 2% 80 |Pac. Mall... fence TD sey near. fiano, OFF. | pefore the publie, but a sense of the duty Towe hummeee Fire in Phitaderphia. Of the meeting of Congress. ‘The District com- | Enreo o'clock pn Tuesday, the 21st Instane, be: | _Teut. James S. Powell, perpen! age teas oe D&S sy tor. _ni8-Im"_ | ity and the world prompts me toask this opportunity | poy ADELPHIA, P4., Nov. 18—A fire broke out | mittee, by virtue of @ resolution adopted at the | fore the Commissioners of the District of Colum. | Signal oMfcer, who command a i. oh vexarasa “heen eee - ~ NORMAL INSTITUTE FC setioeay con paemsiseaerrryec cae re eas ae early this morning in the hayfork manufactory | last session, will have the floor on the 24 and 4th ae eae near ee ae ee to Point Barrow, Ars 2 ese seasnre 3994) Gey St Paul pi Sescivere. with, model Rinderwss: | «ay culice ie There tec Nair a : jut aor ot Lawson & Brenizer, at 26th and Poplar streets, | Mondays during the existence of the 47th Con- wite seoes wine te ‘serve copy on Detective Geo, | © biscity on Monday evening. In con’ Tr ; iS binaaty aad. advances somthing was lowly and sliently working to under: | 220 ous front portio Ofwas destroyed, “Whe firms | BFC8s. 0. Miller. ? with a Star reporter yesterday, Lieut, Powell gto “AMOS Nope w., with ry ad Ag . ; - ries tn heigh . a oct t > 1% Texas Ps acy MES. LOUISE POLLOCK, at the N tine my health and life. What it was I could not tell, | loss will reach $20,000; insured for $10,000. The Meeting Mr. Neal to-day a representative of THE some very interesting facts connected with the ex: Loe. & Nest Bix 21% Texas, ree of MISS SUSIE FOLLOCK, st the ; District Government Atfairs. Pedition and the work of the party stationed at | Mich. Cet 5 100 s nlovay | Dut thatsome euemy of my bing was devouring me | Dullding Was Insured for $000. Messrs. Haas & | Sran asked him what, inhis judgment, would be 3 3 MK &T 84M. 34% Union Pac 5 ively wel, aaa thins g At times 1 would seem compara | Parsons, who occupied.a portion of the rear build- | the reatures of District legislation at the coming | , THR Howe platform scales, with sliding potses, | Point Barro, and an interesting description of Mo. Pactflo.. . 103. {143g Wab, dL FOR YOUNG LADIES. tively well, and then I would be attacked with the most | !Ng, Sustained a loss of $5,00V, which 18 covered by | session. have been placed in the engine and trucg houscs | the country and the natives, N. 69% 67% Wab. Pac. pi ace their danght rarity | distressing symptoms. I would feel peculiar pains in | !25urance. To this Mr. Neal sald: “The more important | 2 the city. THE VOTAGR OF THE LEO. The vessel Leo, freighted with supplies for the exiles at the signal station at Point Barrow, sailed from San Francisco at §:30 a.m. June 2, and after encountering heavy gales in the Pacific and Beh- Ting sea, reached St. Michaels, Norton Sound, July 22; from thence she proceeded to Plover Bay, Asia, for the purpose of rating chronometers. Point Barrow was reached August 2,after a tedious voy age of 57 days. Owing to the heavy fogsencountered in Behring sea and Arctic ocean,the vessel came near being lost on several occasions. THE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. Complete meteorological observations weremade during the voyage and these compared with those taken at the same hour at the Alaska stations, it 1s hoped will solve some diMicult problems con- nected with the movement of areas of low ba- Tometer. Hourly observations of the temperature “al. 181% 180 "/West. Union. SECURITY FOR PUBLIC Derosita —Socretary ger, upon application made to him recently by an oMctal of a Peoria, TL, bank to accept personal security in place of called bonds as security for public deposits, declined to accept the security, but authorized the deposit of, at market Fates, instead, of thelr face vaiue, reserving the power to control the amount of the deposit, 80 as keep the government secure. News Bricts. ‘The colored people of Baltimore are ctreuti for signatures a petition to the school board the appotutment of colored teachers in colored public schools, ‘The Westphaita will be repaired at Plymouth, There 1s no hews yet of the vessel With WEich he collided. It is now Mr. Kellog 14 that Mr. Acklen will not contest election in the third Louisiana diig- the collection of Hcense taxes upon such occupa- tions as require che survallance of the police, all the monies econ for the government of the District can be raise’ known form of treatment. During one of these at- tacks while at Red Bank, N.J., a physician was called, and lefta prescription. After he had gone, I requested of water and ocean currents were also made, and | Licut. Powell states he Is confident that a pw of the Karo Sievo, or Japanese ci through Behring sea, passes throu. trict, 2 Tach Sareet most: rhe money market fy easy at 5a6 per cent aetna eg for call loans on stocks, and 4 per cent on United States bonds. Time loans and prime mereanille LIQUOR LICENSES. New applications for Mquor licenses were filed with the Commtisstoners to-day from Chas. A. In the trial of the sult of W. F. G. Shanks Truth, for $100,000 damages, for alleged bel, ISELLE H. EVREMONTI SCH assed far ladies, to G. WITTICH, Stecets northwest, $3 A MONTH. tt . W. FLYNN, A.M. S. W. cor. 8th and K stroot M.. PRIVATE TUTOR, 4 Vnwlish Gramm & friend to go and ask him what ne thought of my trou- ble. The reply was: “Oh, he w ll be all right ina few days; it is only an attack of delirium tremens.” He Was at once informed that this was impossible, as Thad never used any kind of intoxicating drinks; whereupon hereturned, made inquiries and changed his prescrip- tion. Bat ali the care of my friends and physicians availed nothing. T grew worse constantly, and what is most terrible to think of, I did not know what ailed me, nor could I find any one who did. During the enmmer and fall of last year my pulse ranged from 120 to 130 per minute; I had no relish for food, and was indeed a most pitiable object. I con- tinued in this state until last December, when I became unconscious and Jost my reason, though I had two physicians in whom myself and friends piaced implicit confidence. In this condition Iwas taken to Brattle- Doro, Vt.. for the purpose of being placed in the insane asylum. T remuained there until last March, being at- tended all the while by my faithful wife, who never left me, aud believed that some disease and not insanity was the cause of all zny trouble, Iregained consciousness in March 1 d upon being taken home. ‘The physicians advised thatI remain, but I insisted upon leaving, and we began the journey, traveling slowly. I was met at the dock by friend whom 1 Tecognized, and then I became again unconssigus, and remained so for over a week. When I once more rscog- nized my friend and knew my surroundings 1 detor- mined to try, as @ last resort, a treatment of which I Paper are unchanged. In the loan market tor Stocks the lending shares are carried at 4a5 per cent. Nc.thera Pacific preferred lias been carried as low us 8 per cent. The Stock Exchange mar- Kets are all strong to-day on a moderate volume of business, United States bondsare ¥ higher for the 4s and 43s, and ¥% for the 35, and for the 6s, ‘Stite bonds are nominal, ‘allroad bonds are up 3a8 per cent. In the stock market the result of ail the changes fs an advance 1n prices of 34:3 per cent. ‘The four most active stocks ha en Northern Pacific, at 453¢246% and 943419574; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, at 1293113047; Louisville, at 613445834; and West- ern Union ‘Telegraph, at 824¢.83. ‘The confident buying of Northern ‘Pacific preferred yesterday. ani to-doy has certainly given color to the reports respecting a large sale of the company’s lands, these reports variously putting the number of acres At 2,500,000 to 4,000,000, At the same time there is lacking ofticial confirmation of these re- ports. It 1s announced that the dividend on oregon Railway and Navigation Company's stock 1s to be increased to 10 per cent per annum. Since 12:20 the market has been dull, and a part of the early advance has been lost. There ts hothing ew respecting the rate cutting of the railroa west of Chicago. The stocks of the roads en- gaged in this business have,however, been strong, notably Chicago andNorthwest,Unton Paetfic. The Vanderbilt stocks and the Gould stocks, except those otherwise noted, have been quiet and firm, WITHOUT TAXING PERSONAL PROPERTY, which Is, I understand, a system adopted in the state of Pennsylvania, and is regarded with favor by the statesmen of that cormmonwealth. Of course, the question as to what property shall be taxed 1s one of policy and not of principle, and the wise legislator is ho who, regarding the condition of the whole people and their probable future, will levy taxes upon such property as will be least burdensome to the people and at the same time will tend most to the future prosperity of the com- munity atlarge. In Ohio, owing to unfortunate provisions of our constitution, all property, real, ersonal, and mixed, tangible or intangible, must e assessed for taxation at its full value in money. Consequently CAPITAL IS DRAWN OUT OF THE STATS and the proseciftion of manufacturing enterprises [7s discouraged. A great many Ohio statesmen, Tecognizing this eviffwould be glad to see radical changes made in our tax system, which cannot be done except by amendment to the state constitu- tioo—very diMecult, If not impossible, to obtain. In Washington all powers in regard to the assess- ment and collection of taxes is vested in Congress, and as Congress has determined that one-half of the money appropriated for the uses of the dis- trict shall be paid by the people thereof, it is en- Hunmer, Ann McCarthy, Mrs. M. McNally, D. P. ‘Hannan, Peter F. Genty And Joseph Beck. Shee Ds ocal Notes. To-day, W. E. Chandler filed a bill against S. L. Phiilips et al to remove tite on lots tn Sq. 421. Edward Proctor and Sarah Chis! colored, who Were before the Police Court yesterday for rob- bing @ countryman of $40, were discharged by Judge Sneli this morning, on the motion of Mr. Moore, who said he had not evidence enough to convict. ‘The alarm of fire turned in at 6 o'clock thismorn- ing from box 82 was fora fire in the basement of house 1708 I street northwest, owned and occupied by Col Enoch Totten, supposed to have been caused by spontaneous combustion; damage $150. About 9 0 two unknown col- Glock last evening ored boys snatched a small satchel containing fity cents in change and a pocket, handkerchiet from Mrs. John Clarke, opposite her residence, corner 18th and E streets northwest, and escaped, ‘Two gaudily dressed school girls, hatned Martha Smith and Laura Turner were fined $5 or 15 days in the Police Court this morning, for assaulting a young lady, named Annie McGill, of 116 Virginia avenue southwest. Two small boys, named Frank and George Sangston, were fined by Judge Snell to-day for throWing’stones into the Donohue school building yard at the scholars, = How WASHINGTON JACKSON WAS DROWNED.—The and there divides, one portic pe to the northeast, Otlier sweeps alo tion has been one of controversy, Uement will be looked forward ques. nd its final to With tnteres Heavy floe ice was encountered before reaching | ply Point Barrow,and while the vessel remained there, continued to drift past threatening to crush her. At Point Barrow, a week's si they salled from there August 27, coast, stopping at every village from the north of East cape to Plover bay. San Francisco was Teached October 22. From the time of leaving San Francisco to the return, a series of incessant gales prgvatled, and for six days they were hove to in ehring’s sea in a very Severe storm, AFFAIRS AT POINT BARROW. Lieut, Powell said that when he arrived at the station at Point Barrow he found that every- Uning had gone on smoothly during the previous winter, and everybody was in good health. The winter had been'long and severe, but hardly as much So as had been dition arrived tm September, 1881, a dwelling | house and observatorjes were at once erected, and on the 17th of Octodfr hourly meteorological ob- | servations began, and hourly magnetic on the Ist of December, and both were continued without interruption.’ Delicate tnstruments had to be Was made, and for the Siberian expected. “After the expe- | 7 handied and read, with the thermometer some- times 45 deg. below zero. ‘The instruments re- piatutit in rebuttal, in New York, yesterday, de- ied all the allegalions made on the trial concerge ing him. Massey, 21 years of age, Iving in Pittayte yYanta county, Va., was kilied with a hoe last even> ing by anecto named W Ss) Who Was em. ‘Salaborer by Massey's father. Ellis was arr : At the Grassy Island mines at Olyphant, Thursday “n were instent : . district attorney In New York, ts seriousiy'tll, and hls recovery 18 BOB expected, The Spanish and N w York Telephone come pany, of New York been incorporated a& Albany. ‘The capital ts $1,000,000, and tt 18 to through a number of states in this country Urough the kingdom of Spaiu.§ Tus Uran DELeoaTe.—The canvassing board appointed by the Edmunds commission i tain and declare the result of Ube election in ferritory, finds that Cain (Mormon) recet 23.039 votes as delegate and Vanztle (gentile) 4.880, The certificate of election was swarded to against the protest of Vanzile, who objected on ground that Cain is a polygamist, and for Teasons, [rorrep CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, |. W. Cor. 8th and K streets northwest. tics, Latin. Greek, French. German, Fnailsh, X West Point, Anoapoi id Terms in adva S, LATELY ARRIV FROM | fy reeeiye pupils in Oil Painting and awing at |-quired such delicate handling that little could be Accomplished with gloves on, and at such times it Was alinost impossible to touch brass or other metals with the ungloved hand; but it had to be done. From the 1st of December, 1881, to Au, Ist, 1882, over ninety thousand’ readings jury in the case of Washington Jackson, drowned in the river, as heretofore stated in THE Stax, Which commenced tts sitting yesterday, resumed its duty to-day, and rendered a verdict that Jack- sn was drowned in the river, near Uniontown, D. C.3.and that “from the evidence adduced we 'be- The Markets. BALTIMORE, Nov. 18.—Virginia 63, consols, 61; do. second series, 3435: EP due coupons, 67; do. new ten-forties, 4434 bid to-day. BALTIMORE. Sov. 18-—Cotton, highor—middling, 10%. “Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, eouthe! rely proper that their wishes, } SHOULD BE CONSULTED AND RESPECTED as to the mode and manner in which thelr portion ofthe money appropriated shall be collected of them. After a carefnl ascertainment of the views had heard much but knew nothing. Neither myself nor friends had much faitn that it or anything could help me, but we resolved to try. We accordingly dis- inissed the physicians, gave up all other remed:es, and I rejoice to say that with the blessing of Him who SATIN LINED, $25. ere ENGLISH KERSEY OVEROOATS, raw ede, satle en and recorded of the magnetic instruments a soe cae ft the largest property holders and most enter- | lieve the drowning to have been accidental, and | {is,n “nd Teconded of the magn ‘Smyth, 0 Lned, $30. iiscayes & special. "Terms: $10 for new: | Auided us, Tam to-day a well man; having not been so | totdy and quiet: wostera, opened hizher and clone prising citizens of the Districe, to whiewrnany | that the deceused, was under, too innuense ot | sone riage about 13 fect above the level ‘and o30-Im __| vigorous for many years, and I owe it alll to the wonder- | So. 1 Maryland, 1, eel O04: No 2 western winter ee t liquor at the time.” Colored ee Who live 10 | apout 150 yards from the water's edge. The na-| CASTOR BEAVER OVERCOATS, best - NC¥ SCHOOL OF ELOGUTION AND PHYSL | fl almost miraculous, power of Warner's Safe Kidney | ret, spot, 1.06al.063 , November. ‘Gi¢ asked: Decem- devoted the three years of my membership on the | the neighborhood of Hillsdale state this morning tive village of Oo-glub-me, containing about 30 Siam, Buasaaa tn ry mabe, Bet Rte OT EE Cure, the remedy which I used. ver, 1.007eal.07; January, 10s%(al.80; Febru District committee, I am satisfled that the preval- | that the impression is general that foul means igloos and about 150 Inhabitanta, 13 situated about ‘own, 111s M Street Northwest. You can well imaine how grateful I must feel under | 2 é Aras ent opinion is that the best interests of the Dis- cea read and dul Ton senda, and Syap—fkouthern white, 76, nex §0a58i | trict, present and prospective, require that so tar RS. M. STEVENS HART, Principal. do. yellow, new, 78; western mixed, spot, 8345288; were used to make away With Jackson, and that RE OF STAMMERING and O1HE! Vi the circumstances, and, like a new convert, I earnestly they take no stock In the verdict of the jury. They half a mile distant to the southwest. Vegetation desire that all who are suffering should know and avail 4s very scanty, consisting chiefly of moss and li- 813 els; FINE CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, im Blue and - i a * ossible, all personal property, particularly that | state that he was not drunk, and they do not be- | cheng ther 1th 7 Sa specialty Onee stony southcra, iaadhs wrstere WAI SasteeHe | wich 18 known, As Imareibio, Gua we coe | caste that he was away tntd the river by himself. | Casional patches of Lagde winy eens RON fey | MBG Black, $18. AND _ARWASENE | somselvesof this means of recovery. Had {t not leon | thized. 40ndss Pennaylvania, Gene Bees dull, Gast. | trom the burdens of taxation; that the tuture a simple flowers. ‘The only shrub to be found 1s a ery given by V. Rusbsam, 2113 | fF the remedy above named I should doubtless now be | Hay unchanged. Provisions quict ana. um ed. | growtfl and prosperity’ of the District, deponds | MARRIAGE LICENSES.—The clerk of the court has wart willow. ALT-WOOL CASSIMERE OVERCOATS, fancy back, ouiary street, private residences, and at sirs,’Seima | Within the walls of an asylum or in my grave. ‘The | Battermonte nesters packed, #ba2o; creamery, Sait. fargely upon tts becoming. a winter seid neat | isan marriage licenses to John T. Tracy and . ty ° Dundaye. > Vm Steet Northwest, Mondays and | great trouble with my ease was that no one seemed to | PAHS sca co und firm, 31. _potrleum unchanged. Coffee | prominent puviio men and the retired business | Mary A. Fife; Charles H Rachewey and Lizzie B. COLD WEATREA. ignore xen a bursdxys. 025-3m_| know what I was afflicted with, and Iam pomtive that ea pean oppor Fetinod anion Aig’ Winker |men. It is, therefore, necessary to encourage | Kreiling; Moses Huff and Martha Ann Elsie, both | During elght monthsin the year the earth Is Gineure nd Dae 3 Blue, $20, “or ARFIELD | RINDERGAR'EN _ TRAINING | thousands of people in America to-day are in the same | quiet, 1.19a1,19 sireights to Ltr 1 per steamer | them in this direetion, by so serine jaws in re- | of Montgomery county, Md. in jue, $20. HN School, Friends’ Meeting House, I street, near unchanged. Receipts—fiour, or @ simitar condition, _ = wheat, | gard to taxation that they will not be burdensome frozen, and during the remaining four tt thaws hare eg mt inebece oil oe mndition, and do not know its cause. Kid- oD es 42,462 bushels; .. 4.786 bushels; oats, 2,056 bushels; | upon this class of people.”* IMPORTANT DECISION TO ATToRNRYS.—To-(ay | to the depth of a foot from the surface, but 1s . Avi to ite AEN B OGDEN, "YS MUN SO LT have, no peer tees cgeeRtive of all diseases. | ye, 1,310 bushes, “Shipments—wieat, 3805 bushels: | “Ryo spoke ok wea ual, Mr.Neal, how as to the | Judge MacArthur, in the Circuit Court, made a | frozen below to the depth of several hundred feet. | ALL-WOOL DIAMOND BEAVER OVERCOATS, 618, Apply to Mra ANNA B. OGDEN. o#2-1m* med = no nutans of one es) but often Seem, pone. Salce—wi 153,675" bushels; corn, | others.” decision of much interest ele) — In summer the temperature rarely reaches 60° MATEST EN = == iow the symptoms of nearly avery known com- | 168,912 bushels, aes as the question of fees was involv ns FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS, in ibe SOO ae Dlaint. 1 know that people are dying every day from | yuraW YORK, Nov. 18.—Stocks moderately active, | Mr. Neal.—'The second bill is for claimed that although the Circuit Court wasa | Fabr.,and at any time a snow storm Is apt to Bick, Blue, Brows lect class Monday and Thursday: Supposed consumption, apoplexy, heart disease, spinal | MOBY, 6; ange—long, 48); do. i Regular Class THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. e19-3m The present laws are 80 erude and imperfect that it 1s estimated at least twenty per cent annually Of the taxes assessed are not collected. This may be owing in part to the negligence of the officers md Friday; Soir-e Wednesia; YOMMENT O United States court, yet in all cases of local ani Dark Grow, G23. character the cost taxable for the attorney was bat $5. This was opposed, and the claim was made that pais being a United States court the attorney, under a Mery States statute, was entitled toa tax of $20. The cqurt held this was a United States occur. The lowest temperature reached was on Dec. 19, 58.69 below zero, that 1s, 84.6° Fahr. below the freezing point of water. ‘T'he sun set on the 16th of November, and did not rise again until the 22d of January, 80 that it rematned below the horizon for 72 days, but there was no day during State Gonds neglected. Governments strong and gen- erally higher. Cotton firm. NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull aud 3¢aif cont lower,” Gorn guiot and 344i 5S , 21.75, Lard firm, 12.45. it tx tter. Po; 45. “TON ‘m.—U. 8, bonds, 45, LONDON, Nov. 16, 13:30 p. 122'4; do. 438, 115%." Atlantic and Great Western firat complaint, and many cther dissases, when, could the real cause be known, it would be found to originate in the kidneys. In their advanced stages kidney troubles arethe most terrible of all known maladies, as my own experience can fully verify. That I had Bright's dis- s oH uickly mastered ARROQUE, a native, agradue ity, Paris, and a former teacher Fis. References; Mr. ROUS- DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, trimmed with Game Italian Cloths, from $10 to $20, the leading colleges of French Minister. u FINE DRESS SUITS, satin and silk lined, the Snest i; ” cs A harged with the collection of the same. I cannot | court, and that it was governed by statutes of the | that period that. there was not two or three houte J 915 G sire-t uorthwest. old | ease of the kidneys there can be no doubt. ‘That the Fee, 30g; do. seconds: 90st Non ork Conteal "13536, cal; bae Setter ao or not, the Ipws cine ro. | United States, and that civil sults of a local char- | of twilight Awillght suifictent to hide the stare that can be gotten, from $25 to $40. OWE'S BOORREEPTNG— EASIEST, SHORTEST, | *¥™ptoIns were those of many other discases is equally Ilinois Central, 15244. feareyivanis Cent 6254: adhe) d pI acter were not exceptional cases, and in all cases | The gea does not freeze over: the ice, with which H Prat. | Montus of study saved. Above, with pen- | certain, and that I was doomed toa terrible death had | Keading, 29%, “Ontaro and Western, 28%. St. Pa yideample machinery for the collection of the | here the attorney was entitled to have the tax of | it 1s filed, comes from a distance, and is generally +83 a month I not been saved ag I was, Iam positive. The following | 111. taxes, and should also hold the proper HOWF, 1030 7th street. meee A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of Boys’ Suits, from @ mixture of new and old worn ice. Pi letters just received, couficm this: officers strictly accountable for any negligence. ‘The thick- rt i tel - > hess of ice formed in the sea by freezing alone is | 1°17 years, which wo offer at reduced prices. lay aad Solicitor Raynor’s Report. As the laws now are no encouragement 1s held out | _ ‘Too Muon Bustvesé.—A problem has been pre- | nhout nic tet ‘Although the Ice hummocks ap- ‘al terms for VerMontT AsyLum For THE INaA: Hon. Kenneth H. Raynor, solicitor of the Treas- | to any individual to purchase real estate at delin- | sented to Postmaster Ainger by the rapid and un- | pexr, stable as land, a vibratory motion takes | SCHOOL SUITS, of which we have an extensive wae ud Childe _ ., Va "90, 18 ury,has transmitted to the Attorney General seven | quent tax sales, as the only result will be, if he wn- | expected growth of business at the postal station, | Pang rom time te time, and the whole body seems | _riety, at reduced prices, DE WoL BuarTLEvono’, Vr., Oct. 30, 1882. ” 5 lertakes to enforce the title he acquires, a lawsuit, | on 15th street. Mr. W. S. ‘Thompson, in whose to move, and {t is seldom that the peculiar noises 16 Matreet northwest, corner 12th; | Rev. E. D. Hopkins: tabular statements, exhibiting the amount, char- | in which he will be defeated, and have, in addition atore the station 1s located, has notiNed the Post- | occasioned by the grinding and crushing together ae Hon of finishing style by [rofeseor’s new | Dean Sre: Yours of the 2ist instant received. We rene and results ee the eon ee ns ios to woes can the coat to nay: ‘the District master that he cannot retain the pote station | of the slowly moving Masses cannot be heard. CRILDREN'S SUITS at reduced prices. simp ified m ; test and best, saving : rs tion for the fiscal year ended June 80, committee ig matter under consideration | on account of the vast amount of work the station Sheran concert ke, om * the hisbest cultur, for | consratulate you not only upon the continuancs of your | tables show that the Wicks Groce Ph oltre during last session, and determined, if possible, |ts entatling upon him. During the month of HOW THE NATIVES HUST WHALES, A SPECIALTY of Cuttaren's 0 to wale wo Siete. concerts, Bc. health, but also upon its apparent continual improve- | menced Within the year was 2,941 for the revovery | to secure the passage of a law which has been October the station did nearly twice as much bus-| on the 26th of Maya lead seven or eight miles asp Gis han feb ta Shp Pp. AND MRS. 1 E. ment. Few persons, I think, have passed through so | of $1,625,107.21. One thousand and sixty-one suits | reported to the House and 1s now ‘upon ‘its | inessin money orders and registered mail as the wide and about six miles from the shore was vi can show the handsomost styles in the city. English, French nd Cia exhausting an experience as you and rallied from it. edeciied in favor of the United States; 65 | calendar, which, in thelr opinion, will remedy Georgetown and East Capitol stations together. = = cea seriedblsee! eed Wire spcy Sanna tae al Certainly T cannot recall one who came to us in eo criti- | were adversely decided; 401 were settled and dis- the substantial defects of the present law, and The sale of postage stamps avel $113.50 hold the collector of taxes to a stricter responsi- auier al iff nee po cal, and tor days and even weeks in so hopeless a state daily. Postmaster Ainger thinks the Post Office ited. It remained open for several weeks, and for amendment as you, and who survived and recovered large numbers of whales passed through it. The 4 I street northwest. hers. missed, and In three penalties were remitted by the Secretary of the Treasury, leaving 1,421 pend- POLITE ATTENTION to all who cali, 15 Fol corps ef bility than he bas ever yet been subjected to. | de partment will have to establish a branch post | natives succeeded in killing several; but their Fs and circular, address pre wolf | 1g at the end of the year. We hope that if this bill should become a law, | ofice there, like that in East Washington, or elso d SCORLIBIE A.M, Peimetyal. | Tmt Sor epee refed eerie SG Instead of there being 20 per cent delinquinctes | discontinue the service altogether, { mode of hunting these animals ts not very effect- CHEVRENONT A. AD! BTRAUD aaa THE Contract for the work of reproducing land ing for the continuance of your present health, with the annually, they will be reduced to a mere nominal altogether ive, and tt Father surprising that they are able he Act od Paris Univers ats for the General Land Office of the Interior | figure. SELLING LiQvoR BY THE GLASS WitnotT Reratt | to kill any. hey bring their skin boats over the s resumed Mer lemons inthe Etewch Pace | Domt wishes from all here, Repartment wan this, afternoon aerarded te werey | eine thira law wnioht hope to secure the passage | License. —License Agent Raff and Policeman Car | ice on sleds to the open water,but insiead of crurs, rwately and im classes. “Lerais reagonabie, Taw, yours truly, Peters, a photo-Uthographer of this city. of is one for 2 ireet northwest. o7-2m* — ter made a raid on the keepers of unlicensed bars in West Washington last week, whtch resulted in four persons being convicted in the Police Court this morning of keeping unlicensed bars, namely: Robert _T. Arlow, Water street, flned $105, and an ‘Mrs. Mary McNally, fined $105; J. DRAPER. Ocraxto, N. J., Nov. 2, 1892. My Dean Frresp: Replying to your letter I would say, I have been acquainted with my higniy valued friend, the Key. ing about they draw their Boats up on the ice and calmly walt for a whale to come along at a convenient distance. The animal is approached stealthily, and the harpoon is thrown, and, on striking, the shaft becomes detached, and’ the head, to which a “4 989 PENNSLYVANIA AVENUE, THE REGULATION OF LICENSES: in the District. The committee propose to remove all licenses upon trades, occupations, and profes- sions, useful in their character, and to impose ll- . V. PRU D'HOMME ow re-opening her Frene! Classes for the sea- Son at her Residence, 1323 K street northwest. Hours of Cl sses—For Ladies’ and Ger Mot T p.m; for Young Ladies and Children, for Ladies, REAR ADMIRAL NIcHoLsoN, commanding the European station, reports to the Navy department, under date of Alexandria, Egypt, October 30th, that the Lancaster had arrived at that port, Near Teyth Street, appeal was noted 5 t y kab or, inflated sealskin, is AND 932 D STREET, ; i v1 “A : ys N ore attac! , remains behind in the whale’s body. If i By Mgyanee. daily. “at 9; “Kinder-Gar.en classes, | months, and very sitimats faction ees eae uabere: Tone Consul Puce tinere Censes only upon such as require to @ greater or Ply Aeee oo tede aa ed uath siondaes possible, two or more harpoons are thrown ot the E LARGE RETAIL LLINERE g Coe fo converse ina short | Mouths past. For a little more than five months he was | lim that the Lancaster was the first American | lesser extent the surveillance of the police. Itis| $onn’ Crowley, of (No. B24 Bridge street, game | Samo ee La trig alle pean ig Tree STORE the taught. ry an inmate of my house, and we enjoyed constant inten. | Man-of-war that had visited that port for twenty- | not my purpose individually to take any steps | action. Joseph A. Flaith, of No. 809 10th street re the whales rim Ber through the water = — SFE | Comat Gien ike” When {in April Inet he | five years. At Athens smallpox was epidemic, | looking to any change of the present laws in re- | northwest, Was charged ‘with keeping an un. | retard intil at N GKCHOOE oF Us PEST ASEISHED 2977.3 | CS ahaceh 4 costes wie a Ith Py | twenty cases occurring dally, therefore the ship gard to the. taxation of personal property, | licensed bar’ ‘The testimony showed that le was 9 that the boats oan keep Gp with it et aoe IN THE UNITED STATES, * ‘Bon inarchoran for practice, | thought he had Como to us but tolls: Soon abtocards | Wes Hs. -AdniFal Nicholson expected #9 Tensor ree | Out oF ,elerence to AbcLIedly GL onUEiO ene | lloetine bat Nia’ gitaees eld AMES TS DRE | Ee MIN was: ceSIRRRTORetR en ie ee EXrexprsa Fnow Tru To 81H STREETS THEO. TS iG, Principal. a 18 | visions. miral Nicholson expected to leave for | sioner West le 1s decidedly of opinion tha’ cense, 8 Is ° ceeds ¥ =f AMER TSGALLS BING, Frineipal. | he began the uso of some of H, H. Warner & Co.'s | (riar inate ta erp cted to leave for Should the bills above stated become laws, the | flne of $105 was imposed. Siesta Che ceo anes, xnaaated ‘and ls thee — S INESS COELEGE: LINCOLN | Tomedien, namel Be Ee Kidney and Liver Cure, | wus excellent. ability of the District to raise the necessary pee ay patched wi ane a aes : Sch and D streets. Day and | Safe Nervine and Safe Pills. From almost the time he So amount of money to their mofety of the a) RTAN' INSTRUCTION OF LAND OFFICE = a Bee 4 nport ant yat'ZB- | Dewan their use his improvement was very marked and | A SIGNAL OFFICER COMPLIMENTED.—Gen, Hazen, yO TS P-| Important Consrau propriations without the taxation of personal property will be fully demonstrated, and he there- fore desires that no iegislation shall be attempted tn this direction until experience determines whether his views are correct or not. I presume there will be other matters of more or less ‘branches tsuxht are the et: KING'S PALACE, SEVENTH STREET, wonderful, and when he left us, after having taken some two dozen bottles, he was likea new man. The change was the most remarkable I ever witnease SAMUEL MILLER, | Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. Licut. Powell was informed by Mr. Ray that on one occasion he saw what he considered to be land, apparently elevated by mirage, directly to the northward of the station. It seemed quite exten- Ruies.—The Secretary of the Interior holds that in cases of appeal trom the decision of registers and recetvers to the commissioner of the general land office tt 1s not necessary, under the rules of practice, to give notice of such appeal to the ad— e 1 chief signal officer, has issued a general order complimenting the’ conduct of Sergeant Michael McGuaran, of the signal corps, at Pensacola, Fla., who promptly and quietly continued his observa- tons during the yellow fever epidemic there. ical Pens donble entry, Practic GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTR sive, and appeared like the rounded hill tops of a interest to the people generally. which will be | verse party. Many appeals have heretofore been ; : : 4 Pa ee anefore, of these facts and with hope that | SECRETARY LINCOLN AND THe RIVER AND HaRBoR | presented for the consideration of the somratttes, | Fefesed Uy EME lant epee entre, ueretotore been ee eee ei bink tical Soman : 2 Elocution. ail who read this may take timely warning, Tmake this | APPRorRtaTIONs.—Secretary Lincoln ts quoted as | but Tdo nol HOW think Of Any. OF, Special Imiier: | Hot slven, ying. ELEGANT SASH RIBBON, h pb eh Colieze | open statement freely and for the good of my fell ss oe ® | ance. Future committees ought to deal. with: tie could not say, but he thougt It strange that, At2oe., S5c., 40e, and 0c. ayant x . esce | statemen e of y fellow 1 s: 3S ance. Ss a A ave pei . wits sé op tion of students for | men. Sincerely, ene AUERODRIAtoA ANA ERATE Cre rocedure, civil and criminal, of the courts of the WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. Spree direobetrated from 50 | PLUMES IN ALL COLORS, = le (Rev.) E. D. HOPKINS. | bill during the present fiscal year, and upon this | District. Tam informed that there is great delay Governments. Bid. Asked. | has ever appeared to any of them, elther elevated . Ot O98 CL = roe East Richford, Vt., Now. 7, 1882, it Is assumed he will recommend that no river and | 2 the trial of persons charged with crime, and | rnttoa states extended 33. 101% 102 | py mirage or otherwise. Ee NN #1, $1.8 | i oss. The Sec y St e , ni 8, , rexis: ANT TRIMME s of ‘ tioned with avferenee 00 the subject, aceingees | Zovernment dors hot provide cours sufficient to Halton Staten as, 1 In describing the natives of the country, he sald [aur Els ASP See ee Hy a ee rh coord tela reports By tuo) ete Chee wate eo cone aihon Guarantees epee eee that they are quite respectable people for savages, | TA77EBN HATS AND BONNETS | Eppa es it Secretary’ Of Wat te FopOTE ee eee ene | matter, however, 8 not ae detinite and eatiatsctere District of Columbia Bonds. They are rather good looking, with 1 nteresting, | PLUSHES AND VELVET 5 4. ly 3 a —— I the appropriations for public works directed by | #81 should like, nor as I mean it shall be before | Permanent improvement 6s, 1891, coin.. 116% intelligent, but not very handsome, faces. In . ~ tle ase a Mion rie Corre FES OME RTS HESHONS ii tite laws of Congress and. to state how much can TtOHTIed Lens ARSE Se ET | A Te ee general, thelr noses are too flat and the com. | *¥OVELY BUNCH OF TIPS, a aT a oN THE Vion ) p IN- eae , year, The | informed by the Commissioners that a great many | Ms is, 189 a Le e aoe TITTH OOO | Secretary of War of the amount on hand at the | lation Of What might be cglled the munt- | Waterstock 7, 1903, currency. Well formed and of average stature; their hands T 1G O close of the last fiscal year for river and harbor | ¢!pal laws of the District, “and for other Ewonty years funding dpe, 189), and feet are smaller and better formed than those 7 10 purposes, nor are they willing to make any esti. | Petty offenses, and which ‘are appealed to | Twenty years tenting for lee sae of the average white man, and, if they had laid i a T Loco | mates or what will be lett overon the s0th ot June | te Supreme Court, are finally dismissed without | Thirty years’ fundine On 190% tone aside one or two rather nasty habits aad learned 1100 Mf street A Si rer Such estimates at this time would be, they | "lal, because of the long time intervening before | Fire Insurance and Gaslight Companies. to wash themselves occasionally, they might be ay REL Neo say, purely conjectural. Owing to the late period at ven be Baa oS Bane get scat- Yashington Ciges se Compan; considered tolerably handsome. ‘The women are » SEPTEY H, 1882. : or passing the last river and harbor bi red and cannot be foun: eae aes Gon ‘Thorough colle: Sfecial advantages for ths Of: students in OUR GREAT BARGAINS IN CHILDREN'S, more intelligent and better-looking than the men, = AND LADIES’ CLOAKS. 7 and are treated with more consideration than among most savages. A woman cannot choose her husband, but is given away much the same asa cow ora horse is. There is no such thing asa marriage ceremony. The whole affair is a ain, and of no more importance than any ‘No morality Tight or . Might is the great. Notwithstanding this the ried on as smoothly, Firemen's Insuranoe Com| National Metropolitan Insurance Oo, National Union Insurance Co. the months of July and August were lost, but it is ex- pected by the ist of July next all the money will have been expended or covered by contracts exe- cuted to carry out the projects already approved by the engineer bureau. ‘The officers fn charge of the engineer service declare that at this time they can form no idea of what has been done by the local engineers under the last act and what possi- bie surplus there will be on the ist of July next, THe VoYAGE oF THE SwaTaRs.—Commander Cooper, commading the United States ship Swa- tara, reports to the Navy department, under date Princival, M . 1. CAD School for Younw Ladies, West Bud Tnstitate laven, Conn. Thirtenth year commences SEPT BEE zhru. Send tor circular. M FS AVITT, OF BOSTO: of Vocal and Instrumental Music Address 944 K street northwest. Lessons ember 4th. Mu“ ICAL ACADEMY, 1721 Dr SALES STREET, between Connecticut ave. and 17th st. n.w. Principal, J. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doo. BLOCKING UP OF THE CRIMINAL DOCKET probably results in part from the length of time consumed in the Guiteau and star route trials,and it 1s possible when the more important cases are disposed of the present judicial force of the Dis- trict may be ample for ail its wants,” “How as to THE POTOMAC FLATS IMPROVEMENT, Mr. Neal?” Mr. N. “All that I know fs, Ilearn the contract has been let toa gentleman named Ross, who is (Extract from the Public Ledger, Philadelphia, October ‘Tth, 1882.) THE NEW OLIVE BUTTER is excelidht for frying purposes. There's something it name, but, probably, nothing of the “olive” inthe butter, except its color; but, besides being assured b chemists that this is ure vegeiable oil, ail Lage PI housekeepers who have tried it will agree that 1146 ox- treme'y economical and makes 'a very delicate frying material. Here was formerly the situation in the kitchen Don't Fail to Call and price them before p KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ‘No branch store; no connection with any lishment. We Me 3 3 E bees ‘© EXTRAVAGANCE. over the frying pan: You couid take lard, which was 08 N Studies resumed September Mth. an at ieee; aud lived up” very fast: you ‘had butter, | Of Simonstown, South Africa, October 15, the ar- | reported to me as an energetic, capable man. I 105, Everybody seems to believe in spirits, both good THE GREAT SUCCESS ——- 2 ATICS, NATURAL Scr. | Bich. besides being expensive, required a «kilful cook | rival of the Swatara at that port on the 14th of Oc- the ted will ‘heater Bonds .. 28% * ence and Rasta: ye ee ee CAE AGE, | 19, Rego Ht from burnings or you Could uss sain a | tober forty-tOUr dere teen eae Hath Of Oc- ST eres ete SR 2 erie i 50" | and bad; but there ts no bellef in any other state wis hry sto RE prepared for Colinge and competitive examinatious. "| Which; though costing alarmingly to begin ‘with, re: | the ship could bo coaled he intended lenige tas the health of tho city. as well vas ada ee ecencint ole en ae Core a RNER TENTH AN ‘s ‘Address ‘A. JANUS. AL quired 0 little to, do the work that the cookiny school | Hampton Hoads, In onder to arrive there not later | Tirveiy “to its ‘Vesti’ “and” baum 80 | theend ef all things Still some trace of a bellef Since oe Sn ee to 00 Corembin_CSters_ | seem tp lose perceptibly: after frying Sty omar tag | tha December 18. “The health of the oMoers and | ATE, to | its Gongresses will make =z | ma future state, that formerly did exist, ts tobe | FINE CLASS OF GLOTETRG oni nee —=—=—=—=—=— = bottle wan nearly an fullas before, But verster kaine | men had boen excellent. the necessary a) rations to continue the work §5 | found in the habit of sometimes burying with the | euarantecd, at such ‘es are only posaible in an t _ N ican housekeepers could be brought, by Ite feet Conc tf es 13 ve locality, © cams busines ena BOARDING. i i a MR the Bel int: ied at | 18 problematic: spending Very much upon the * |@ead his bow and arrows, his ee es a. -_ sivences, to try using sweet oil, which is the fi ma- Bovnper, the Belgian minister, called at character and ex) ces Of the various mem- ‘expenses, GPERAGUE MaN-10N, CORNER SIXTH AND E | S308 8H South ‘Europ Vienne Pherot ging alist | the State department to-day and exchanged rati- bers, In the present Congress there are men who Ty je has used Qirortnwest“ bonigatis megea Ei, SIRTH, AND E omathed thinto do ar ae even with | Heations of a treaty of extradition between Bel | Novin mud nh ome, and whose notions are iy Also Table Board at $20 per month. YS Beant | enough of this to do the entire read wth | gium and this country. ve in mud holes at home, and w! trate $2.90 ee iscastea seas eran coments Thane wri | eRe tet a ase meat ees 4 He SPACIOUS AND ‘- Hy SEACIOUS AND ELYGANT CAIROLL <MAN- | ou. ‘The two best known veretable oils that this coun. | | AT THE OPENING of Congress a bill will be int condition of their own native towns. Fortunately reeta, Stion cf duced to make the 3.65 District bonds receivable at . bel irs tion ef guests. Rooms with or without board. Daitod a rs there are but few of that kind. The members gen- fhtened, Dock to us in wicker-cov- | ‘hank currency. erally of the present Co! are enlig! K STREET NORTHWES’ E MOST | ered as I olive oil. Real ‘oil g public spirited, and are well disposed toward this VANS strut focatlon in the ce cee Ree | Feed, MA ee ttallan olive oll. eoseeL, ‘cau UaGuion “ans Gseanonsauae (a tu city, Willing to'make the necessary appropriations | , ScHoot, BoaRD.—‘The city school bosrd met to- ished Kooms, ‘aud en-suite, with firet-clese ‘Cai- | Yet, tocount much in the home market. ‘The angie. 'RCISI case | for its adornment as well. as for the comfort and | day at the water companys Princ e. oS1-Im*_ | {urers of the new olive butter. which ts not butter at all, | of the Central Pacific Railroad vs. Emerson, which : : street, President Snowden in 5 but a clear greeniah oil—have Product, warranted ‘without a health of its people. hough, t0 couciliate our’ ridiculous Ausetiean’ safe: Several na = — of HAVE LEASED THE McPHERSON HOUSE, trustees re-elected at the last meeting of the bet ain y has been decided in favor of Emerson by the Com- T ctrncrot'T and t3th, for ave years: it has been thor- missioner of the General Land Office, Be Of abel ic eee cea : Diviston. | made arrangements to provide adaitionat teachers ¥ ‘ nd te ay fe r - 2 its analogy to the celebrated Trepp case, the Sec- | Work of the Secret Service on. le ari Petmauenty Frauaicat and Day sade SSeiRoh | dices, Go not label PEOLaD yin aCe ey at, We | retary of the Interior hug reversed. tho ‘decision | “yre Teportof thechlef of the seoret s ervice at. | for the incressed number of puplis of the public T. SOUTHALL. si7-Sm* _ | will agree that it cooks as well as salad oll: ‘and as all | One of the reasons given for the reversal is that C pescechond dan ee 01s Is 1, PuEyeee ROOMS, WITH BOARD. TRAN. | * ee temperature than the solid | the land in this case was ee enon ae “Of the additions—26 teachers” went boarders with roomy fl fo 8.0 pee age | Seta! a yneeburn away or waste as rapidly | fered” land, thus differing materially from Tropp's Sap a fre is FLAG! 316 Indiana avenue, dard. Htcomes in venient cane. with a mouth, | case, where an unofficial section was concerned. Ae Biaeeeg ‘attended ‘atternoon HE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9r STREET NORTH. desired quantity for use, and. after ‘cooking, rest Wi im A children of Lee school, No. 4, Miss M. T. Walsh west, is one of the cosiest and best conducted Board- carest it es heen ee ee { Teturned to the can, ‘Aumse Receace Geeatiee cmt ‘ash. 1, teacher. The funeral took place from the ‘Sy houses in the city. Transient Boarders sccommo- ticaa e Jor tae aast be putin | yet ‘Tenl ‘was found on dence of the parents in the southwest suburbs of gatediat reasonable Car ungent sel whet cooking which js sari’ | the fond in the sounty Jaboring ander tem the city, and the funeral services Were held at the en ‘the use of = of salt, but | rary aberration of mini jones, Who wilh ore 15° OMEARA'S LIQUID © 4 fo. | hick iuo Mc that otter fring Gingt thosusc: | brvughr her tte statigh House here, oaete Rataoap Mxerrxa.—The £000 ts 7 EFF 1 ,S88, H H far oazo clive butler by a goa con Eee ee Teter aving poem “notified, came and. Cook :her. Bapidan raltroad company end Particle of greasiness about them, ‘taste > fe Fosse Hun ‘ver, of the mediuin in which they'are fried. "US A.Naw Burpox is being placed across the canal dent, J. 8B eee Suite, al cet street ri E OH segs BOB OLIVE BUTTER ‘Tas New Conporr.—The engineers who have ee eS E WBE | roc cooking Purpoes fe tier tain Yard, Gig and viclaty are how engaged in surveying at ‘aie oe rane ; or fully Equal ‘and | Goesiaser Cotte at $2.50, #8 and $2.50, Soa E B 5. to Butter, and Costs much Less than either. the Falls. ts doubtear at = Prnsowat.—Mr. A.J. Jones, bey epereed of {ip greatly improved. in health. ~~ hr, Chaves mpror a TEETe Meshes rin terameen memamemtin nee to Baltimore, has returned to this place.—Mr, Jen- kin Thomas, one of our iest clsens, ts kept Guar With 8,500 tonele wheat; boat bushels wi Sales yesterday- Sip ee ee bushels sold at 101 rae ae Rew (Opepreer Cote tor Boys’ at $2, $2.60, ONE POUND OF OLIVE BUTTER WILL DO THE WORK OF TWO POUNDS OF LARD, Manufactured only by WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S SONS,