Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. = OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, Warnixeton, D.C.. Nov. 2, 1382. 9:3) am. For the middie Atlantic states, fair weather, Rorthwesterly winds, becoming Variable, sta- Wonary or Ligher temperature and pressure. Special Weather Bi: ‘The chief signal officer of the the following spectal bulletin to barometer is high tn T ley and lowest in states, and on Prevail In the middie states and states. The temperatre has fa im the east suit Fisen from 16° t) en {ros nd Atlintle coast state report wrtolk, Diego, 62°. Obi0 Valley. Faia or sav Like regio Chronicle. SxE_ advertt rons they claim as t $8 Gatro) pure and clecani. Strect nortiwest. THe Thompson p. $81 F street northy coming to a plain Mince Pres at Pusseil’s Vevatrs Canany Northwest; cra Insure Your PRorsnty wi Company. A he he Coreora: institution, . first-class company B. and L. to atJ. Herz st. hw. Fresu Mears. Ib. ; porterinou Tb Toast. 102. 1b We. Ih; Ive a, 1 THE LADDER. Fixe Wraps at bonkrupt prices; 736 7th st. Mrs M. M. Evaxs has returned to 1001 N avenue for the w ud expects to com lectrietty witn mw through the use 01 Butler's electru-massage tnstrument. Feesert’s Ick Crzau and Charlotte Russo, Cxbt $2 Only pl: y's gullery. Wurre ro Nc for prices of am one can take picturs, ike OUtAES. 7th and H. For Heattn use Pe ania coke. “Jar” and “Scrap Pictures.” See adv. Brack Casnweres, all wool, from ma st. Cusar Ctoars. J. E. Youns, 7 ELEGant Dlack goods, cheapest; 714 7th st. Go To Miray's.the stati door abov be LY at Fussell’ Worray oF Ax annual heliday opentn the muttitud sents. It is and Wed: th Eastest. § $a month, with penmansat J. HL. Kueht! 5119 18th street nw. onston & Co, st, 419 Reap advertisement of E W. H. Fresxcn, the cr Who buy “five dollars worth” of boots, ¢: Slippers. gum boots or shoes trom November to Deceinber 25tu. Hejtbrun, 4 Bign—The Old Woman tn Winiow. Tr 1s Orte: there is no effort in ortwo of Xander’s When taken int * ‘Try it. No. m1 OPENING Of exclu-tve Rets and al! ¢ flower, the ladies Monday, at M. W Beazittan Pexsies Ber's old stand. Tarra Exrkacrep V T Pa Spectalist tn nitrous ox'de extract. Over e and tests his ov Ds Pennsylvania avenue and neiplent stage wraps, ete., W to exan remnant - Se. Mere dt and cioaking 3 Mousquetaire kits, forts, 75. and up. ‘Te. dod blankets, $1. BLACK SILKS 6% @orner of 7th and E si fon Kid and co:t, & vents, CITY AND DISTRICT. > Coudensed Locals, J. Shillington sends “| "3 Christmas,” a rbly illustra ‘esterday, In the court. Judge Wyilte Walter Mi fon, colored, tried for taking an Ile eS Ina pension case’ from Eile ir of ac ter, Was Ti 3 auction sales, which are of more than or- Interest at this seasoa, will be found on 7th and Sth pages of to~tay’s Srar. M fot be delayed on ac- oveurred on tie Poto- r Market will be on of the most attractive tS Of the city during ming week, to resi- Sas well = Sto our city, on eam ot | aysof fue frutis, poultry, ments, fish and — vegetbles of “alt kinds, that will there shown. None of the courts at the City Hall were In ses- @on to-day; all having aljourned over: Yesterday afternoon, Frank Soper attempted to Fer oT coe No.8 mibia line, and missing footing fell, striking his nead on some hard Substince, making a very bad sealp wound. ‘The alarm turnelin from box No. 38, at 10:30 ke last nigh 3 for the discovery of tire a two-story building corner 19h a y M _ Estreets northw Gecupied by & Berns cabinet makers, im the second story. Damage abou a. lo Insurance ; orig! celdental. feeterday afternoon. as two Ladies were walking Rhode id avenue, be they were spores meeting of Kentucky republicans, last & committee of five was appoint the propriety of extending a public re- to Hon. Join D. Wiite upou his arrival in etty. portabte derrick, standing on the west side of Corcoran Art Gallery, fell yesterday after- tore away a number of telegraph wires, and the roof of a Metropolttan railway car,which Passing at the tine, and had run against and M & guy rope of the derrick. Frison Johnson, the retiring super- t of the Great Falls ice company, was mited last evening with a handsome gol @ cane by his late subordinates. ‘The pre- was made by Mr. C. A. Dunnington. Edward Weston, proprietor of the Portland has apolied for’ a permit to extend the 100 feet further to the extreme intersec— of Vermont avenue and Lith street. ita meeting of the Young American club, held ‘the Hamilton School building yesterday, the a ing officers were elected: Miss Nelita E. Juackenbus:s President; Miss Mary i. Kieny, ; Miss Mary A. Muicahey, secretary. ¥. Hursman, treasurer; Miss Emiva j librarian; Mr. Calvin A. L Holland, Dough ss was before the Poltce Court to- tor being the owner of a dangerous dog to Tun at large, and which bit a little on the arm. The defendant pleaded the charge, and agreed to let the dog be Duneanson Bros., auctioners, sold aftencon, for ea, ee ui, xecutri, unex: ease al good Tremont house, situated corner a8 suey, D. Lewts,for $6,625. Avent, to H. & a nty-nine years naval observa Prisoners Awaiting Trial. There are to-day among the two hundred prison- ersin jall seventy-six awaiting trial, the most of them being for offenses in which imprisonment in Jail 1s the penalty. There are several cases of murder, but for one reason or another the defen- dants are not anxious fora trial The Criminal since the Ist of November, en- making short and has sentenced over Should the term be Crrcurr Count—Judge MacArthur. a verdict tor Refendane Se agt. Woodward et al.; J People’s Bank agt. Norment; on trial. Count—Judge Wylte. Thursday, Robert Davis, convicted of and larceny; motion for a new trial ove! sentenced to the Erie county N.¥., penitentiary Frederick, Roth, ick Hoth, as- Car! Bahnke Court has been, gaged with the trials continuously, work of many ca twenty to the penite kept up to the 4th of December, when the star route trials, {tis expected, will be taken up, and the work continued Just as {ndustriously, unless tore than half those awaiting trial will guilty, {t will be a matter of impossibility to clear the jail docket, a Amusements, Etc. Forp’s Grena Hovsx.—The Wilbur Opera troupe repeated the performance of “The Mascotte” last evening, and It was greatly enjoyed by a large adiene?. To-night “Otivette” will be produced. “ONLY A Fanaten’s DAUGHTRR.”—Next Monday pported by an able com- ngagement In Mr. Eliott “Only a Farmer's ‘The play 1s said to have a very inter- ny plet and good acting paris, one or two ot ein ugh to make reputations y ‘The child actress who urs 1s Only five years cid, and is considered a for three years, of petit larceny; not sault with intent to ki ed. Maurice Connors, Patrick McNi Reynolds; the first convicted of rape and the oth- eT of being accessories before the fact; motion for a new trial argued, decision reserved. ee Bris Firep.—Joseph H. Hollidge and others have, by Birney & Birney, filed a bill ta alnst F. T. Rawlings and others for of lots 3, 13 and 1 for D. Sheehan, has George Haw! press: The essee_and the Ohio val- © maritime provinces of Canada. General rains have talten in the west sfonal rain or snow in the @ region and New England. Westerly winds New England, Rortheasterly in the culf and south Atlantic © to 10° schools had been for by assistants, All children, who nted permits,had mow ben admitted, also announced the receipt of $428 arrearages still dhe thie public school from the money diverted tram the schoob fund some Authority wns given for the purchase of 12 additional school settees. A resolution changing the time of the afternoon white schools from 2 to 4 o'clock to from 1 ‘was laid over until next meeting. For Pouce Ligvrentant.—The vacancy in the oMice of Meutenant of police will be filled next Tuesday. There are a number of applicants, Among them are Smith, OMficer Crumb and Wm. ary of the leutenant ts $550 per annum. RESIGNED.—Justice O. C. Whittlesey, who has been a member of the city school board since its organization, has declined the position as sehool trustee for ‘the 4th ward, to which he was re- elected at the last meeting of the city council vustice W. finds that his business as justice of the peace gives him no time for other public duttes. ReponteEn’s NoTEs.—The depot of the W. & W. railroad at Farmwell station was burned Thurs- day night....There are now two vessels in port here to load with hoops and staves for Cuba ... Mr. August Idensen bas grade map of the Alexan which ts displayed at the auditor's o! most creditable to his skill.. number of young “society® McBurney’s Hall merry with “dancers dancing in time” until the moon sicped down the west this morning....The county school board has chosen E. 8. K. Deeble vice president and Benjamin Aus- tn clerk. Superintendent Cave is ex-o! dent of the boara Marshall Hall, on . 510. Mr. J. ‘@ Dill in equity against B. Burnstein fo set aside a deed for pt lot 4, sq. 834 (corner of 3d and B streets northesst), which he claims was his property and was sold by the marshal to satisfy a justice's judgment, which he claims, being more than 12 years old, could not be revived, and consequently the levy and sale was eee ‘THe BroroctcaL Soctery.—At the mecting of the Biological Society last evening, Dr. Eillott Coues reset status of the avi- fauna of the District of Columbia,” presenting ex- tracts from the new lists. of trict just completed by himself and Dr. D. W. Prot. C. V. Riley exhibited specimens of eds,” or “devil beans.” Dr. Thomas Taylor spoke on the “pear tree blight; ise and prevention.” s of 27 specie of plants, added istrict of Columbia in 1882. Prof. corge Vasey, Mr. Wm. R . Hough, Dr. Edward Foreman ‘appointed a committee to prepare a lst of the trees and herbaceous plants culti¥ated in the parks, cemeteries and other public and grounds tn the elty of Washing’ were elected resident member: J. M. Browne, U. S. to 8 o'clock Miss Agnes Hern tot pany, Will begin a: San stevesstul drama, in the af Officer James nl east gulf states, and Rock. The sal- IsvaResTING dramatic gossip In to-morrow’s “The World” has been se the week to-ni * Black Fisg” will be produces at. C. Goodwin. at of Ejmonston & Co. what read a paper on “The rds of the Dis- Goodwin himself 8, but when supported sts as Edwin Thorne, Ke wville large audiences n “jumping © f just. completed a new ‘Sneavea Cow u8.—The performance ring lie past week, as usual, anew prozrum will be given with so @ 3 that the house will A hop, given by a S still ahead. 620 9th street . 1339 Penna, ave. northwest. u! family, father and nine ‘The following Medical Director Dr. John B. Hamilton, sur- geon zeneral of the U. 8, marine hospital servi Dr. W. W. Johnston, Mr. Harry P. Godwin, Mr. Mr. Wiley Britton, , Mr. RS. Tarr, Mr. George — ‘ON STOCK EXCHANGE, clo presi- A collision took place near Potomac, on ‘Thursday, be- tween the steamers City of Alexandria and’Ma- tano, tn which the latter was somewhat Injured he Patrick Henry Society last night discussed Was Oliver Cromwell justifiable 1n Seizing the government of Great Britain?” and de- elded in the aftirmative. See tice, vening by the Ma- w. Rutesaslow as those of any other 1 . program: comprises 3 of President G: E. Sifford, U. 8. N. Ourt, Mr. RR. Gurley tor hire or for sale ¥ ec. Tb.; cht P. Hugues’ marset, corer reported from Wadsworth, Nevada, that the Washoe and Piute Indians are engaged in a bloody Bischoff, the blind and compaser, ¥ brilliant: Moc rtainment, Thanks ited States 439 iter States 4s, 1907, coupon. 1907, registered. See Hahn's Ad. United States 4 United States Commisstoner O'Betrne, of San Francisco, has been suspended on charges of mis- conduct in connection with a case of seizure of smuggled opium. ‘The warden of the Massachusetts state prison refuses to allow the Grand Army of the Republic to investigate the discharge of veteran soldiers from his official force. Jack Valentine and two boon companions en- tered the store of E. 0. Glenn, at Bowling Green, Valentine struck Glenn with & stone on the shoulder and Glenn shot him. Yesterday oue of the tary printing office, at crehted a pante among abo: refluse to re-enter the bull: The Kilmainham affair was discussed in the House of Commons yesterday. deiphia Jury in the case of George W. Hubley, who has been on trial, charged with uttering aud raising money orders'on the govern- ment for printing done, venlict of guilty, with’ a recommendation to —eeEeE—————————— CurTicura. at the Congresatio addox, the Baltimore soprano, ‘weedale, Prof. Bernays and others District of Colunbia Bonds. Tmanent improvement 6s, 1891, coin.. 11736 it ovement 7x, 1891, cur,, 121 w York DISTINGUISHED Dr. Hall, Mr. lyer and Mr. Gi 's has been very large. WELL, the Canadian orator will | lecture at the Taberaucle next et Photos, with a thirteenth dally and the sale of e, 1109" Penna. ave. Keme- Eg Ky., yesterday. Tuesday eve beams in the Parliamen- street, Baltimore, ‘a, Ont, gave Way and uit 100 employes. “They Arlington Insurance Comp Columbia Insurance Company Railroad Stocks. Was put on trial fn the Poli G@enwan hand-knit Jackets at Auerbach’s, corner aint of License Agent Ruffchanzed Warrant against the young n eared for the defendant and dema , formation that the decend- Mr. Garnett ap. yesterday rendered a J. Ja¥ Gout. Board of Public Works, Green 8'8 Masonic Hall Bonds, National Theater Bon Washington Market Co. Tyauhoo Minin dl ant had sollte inet to state who gay nsel claimed that a witnes ‘kK facts on the plea that the omnmittntcation. him the information. could not keep | formation was i Judge Snell sustained 3 and sald that the law held that It was policy that an offjeer of government in such cases should not be com- pelled to tell where he got his information. B. Silverberg was called and stated he bought a fendant, who represents ar, jewelers, of New Yor! examination, state i rants, War of 1812, per acre, ‘arrants, other Ware, per acre. In the Interest. of publ #8 7th street.second | Geo. W. Brown, 48 Marshalj st., Providence, R.I., cured DLVENT (blood purifier) and ‘Curi- Soar (the great skin curis) of a Ringworin Humor got at the barber's, which spread all over his eaxe, neck und face, and for six years resisted all kinds of treatment. f $, stationery, tures. and everything ‘nice in the A Valentine Serip, 1 Sioux Half-breed CURA and CurrcuRa DIL of goorts trom t the house of Fry & She! tlverbery, on ert the defendant sued him yesteri Witness afterwards Informed Mr. ‘king People. ACTION OF THE LABOR CONGRESS—COMMIT- ON LEGISLATION APPOINTED—TRADRS UNIONS. he Palais Royat's 1 forward to by aff of the bust- it stated that In the labor congrss at Cle srs, Gompers, of New York; Howard, Amondson, of Washington; and Foster, of Ohlo, were ap- on legislation for the ensuing year. The legistative comiitt-e organized -by ot New York, chairman; vers, of Chicago, and Edmondson, of Washing- and Robert Howard, of Fall W. H. Foster, of the Cincinnatt as elected general secretary of for the ensuing year, and he is now ‘0 secretary of the comintttce. lopted to take ures opposed to trades wuton | lution by W. H. Foster was adopted advising plasterers’ unions to connect themselves with the natioual plasterers’ union, and urging the plas- r untons where none now exist. A resolution w.8 adopted r: the trades untons to study the question of tenure A resolution was adopted req workingmen to smoke only cigars m: ; also instructing the le land, Ohto, yes- SCALD HEAD. aymond, Auditor F. W., J. & 8.R.R. , Jackson, eof Scald Head of nine years’ duration td REMEDIES. hot soltett orders, but his al agent here wisich does thts part of the superintends and direc his house in New York. Posed a fine of $25, Ana ot Massachusett: Powers, of Chicag potnted a committe ‘The court im- ppeal Was noted. A Curnstoxe Poricy DEALER Fivgp.—A younz mulatto man named Daniel 3 before Judge Sr Ison Saves repatred, bunclar alarms, speaking Hen. Wm. Taylor, Boston, Masa.. permanently cured f ‘scal Beckett, of ‘South ell this morniug, i policy.” Mr. A. B. Williams, recinct, testified that the de: Tavellue policy shops, carrying his par- | natla (a book of manifold pocket and takes where he gets tiem, t night in Michael King’ ginia avenue, with his book and papers spread out on a table, and a colored girl was there, who I that she was there to buy a ticket. defendant, when on the way to the station sald he guessed he would have to pay a cool fifty. irl who was in the at the time, was called as a witness by the | government, and’ after telling y - dinttted that “she ton, vice chairme: River, treasurer, ‘eczeina) that had been years by many of Bos. siciuns aud most noted specialists as well as European authorities, : Mas G1er! !—One pair of gum shoes and a set of pictures will be presented to all ters, th street. | street or any- stated that he captured | lays” on the i MILK ORUST. ‘Mrs. Bowers. 143 Clinton St. gister’s child, who was all remedies for two years. With a beautiful head of hair, Now a fine, healthy boy, Samp that pulmonary complaints and consumption cannot be cured. Why? because A bottle iiston has often done so s afford rel Queen, the colored FALLING HAIR, rhuk A. Beah, Steam Fire En: Alopecia, or falling of the SOLVENT (blood purifier) int PRA SOAP (the by unton mer miittee to urge the p: for the protection ot gisialvecom- ‘Suge by Con_Tress of a bill platform of principles was ratitied substantially the same as that of last year, minus tne tariff , and with the addition of a ing for the passage of ¢ e congress then tory stories, went there to make a “play.” ‘The defense offered no evidence and the court Imposed a fne of $90 or 60 days. The ate that there are a these men who go through the orders in alleyways nd call at places of business, and ees, and take plays from men ine 6, Boston, was cured! id hovelties. Also, it ekin cures) externally, which hair when ail said he’ would ne, OB Ss’ ability laws. djourned,to ineet next August in New York. A banquet and ball was given last and trades assembly in honor rivate residen TREATMENT. The Curicura TREAT: TICURA KeSOLVENT fernitl use of CUTICURA ly fitted. Hemp- night by the Cleve Of the delegates to the labor congress. ee Among the Poll ION AGAINST A REPUBL George West, the republican candidate Congress In the 20th N. Y. district, some days ago claimed that errors which had been discovered in the returns of the town of Ephratah, Fulton county, elected him over Wemple (dem), and on his order the supervisor of that town appeared ndon, at Schenectad: T consists in the internal ‘active collection of mis- d ow on view at the auction ling, the sale of which will next, as will be seen by the tisement elsewhere. Dr. Wiite, AN CONTESTANT. Drep or mis INsurtes.—The colored man, John s Washington, who was run over by ‘ar, on Tuesday, near the corner of 13th y afternoon, «t the Freedman’s 1. A jury was sworn by’ Dr. Patterson, the coroner, at noon to-day, and adjourned over until norrew morning, at 11 o'clock, when the testl- tomony Will be heard at Lieut. Austin’s station, on 10th street. for sale by all drueists. Price of Cv- lis small Doxes, 50c. : large boxes r ( inal ., CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING » Worth 4c; same goods, some dress streetuied yesterd before Judge Li term of the suprem: attorneys showed back of the returns did not correspon face of the returns. Judge Landon held that the face returns must be acee the affidavits of the Inspectors of the challe tS, the order to show tion should not be costs against Mr. West. DEAD MEN’S VOTES IN NEW ORLEANS. A. W. Boswith, independ of New Orleans at the recent election, and other candidates for muntctpal offices, have served no- tice of contest, and counsel for the Independent arty 13 preparing petitions to be filed in court. Igating the late election ‘ourt, yesterday. at the indorsement on the ASKING FoR Berrer ScHOoL ACCOMMODATIONS.— A large and enthustastic meeting of the patrons ‘hools of Benninys was held last chool house situated on Bennings? ‘The meeting was organt: Brooks presi e following gen BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, GS, ENGRAVINGS, APHS, . eisior Dry Goods Store, 804 ted, and, after readin; i FOREIGN BOOKS, "529 Fiereentit 51 evening in the cause why the corre: ade was dismissed, with the ed by electing wart secretary. nen Were present: Professor Bennings’ school; ormley and Warner, Hon. and Mr. Kaiser, of ull of whom addre: tons were adopted Ma. Hexey Mxcxt will open this evening, at the ets northwest, a lt oom and restaurant, which will be known as “Our ‘Oftice.” ? nt candidate for mayor beautiful vol - ns Land Hix Works, d the meeting. tng for the erection of a hool butlding, as the present one {3 inade- quate to the accommodation of the children. committee of ve was appointed to wait on Trus- d Warner to present a copy of ‘The following were the coninit- ewart, Jesse Bumbey, 2,000 Parnschila’s hand-sewed spring heel but- t Hhin's. $16 7th st. he committee inves have discovered a suff frauds to lead the indepe Heve that they were elected. tees Wormle the resolutions. tee: Jos Brooks, W. H. Webster Reed and Henry lent candidate: Instances of dead entees having voted are sald wo be FOLLE DE BAYA URE AND ART—A Lean FUNERAL OF Miss Lucy Rives.—The funeral of Wood ngreviog Miss Lucy Rives, which took place yesterday » Prince George county, Rev. Mr. Wil POLITICAL NOTES. ‘The democrats of Providence have nominated Z.0. Slocum for mayor, to-day nominata the present incumbent, William afternoon at Rives’ Pla f ngland Picturesque and £27 All Enelish and French Classies in oriwinal, et eee The republicans will ddensbury, assi=ted by Revs. Forrest. and Addi son, of Trinity church, this city, performed the ceremony, ‘The interment, took’ place family vault on the place. ‘The honorary pall- bearers were Henry Thomas, Walter and Willian tor General Phillips, B.O. Lowndes The trial ot J. D. Watson, charged with offering bribes to members of the Onio legislature, began at Columbus yesterday. Two membe veland, and Wright, of Hock- ing county—will be tried for accepting bribes. D® CENDING THE LADDER. ‘The height of the season has been reached. In order to reduce our Immense Stock of Reliable Boots and Shoes we are o ffering. for the next 30 days, the Most Astonishing Bargaing in Fine as well as Medium Goo is. A.-Maury, Soli and James B. Nalle. House—Block, ot gee Harbor Master Sutton reports ar- rivals at the river front to-day as follows: Schr. »Rigzan, 230 tons coal, Johnson Bros. Mary Shea, Ashton, cord wood, sam: schr. H.C. Purty, Simmons,’ cord wood,’ sam ‘ocahontas, Kendrick, cord wood, same: cord wood, James Roving Arrow, Chief, Cole- man, Sarah Jane, Nettle and Maud, Solomon Bolden Eagle, Mary Ella, Vir- ginta, Thomas Jefferson and Climax, all with oys- ters for market, 5,100 bushe teu ine ‘THE Wastxeton Co} The fair given Last even the Washingtoa Collegate Institute w: The spacious schoo! handsomely decorated’ and festooned with the pes, were flied to thelr utmost capa- tire evening. Some fine musical selec- Uons were given by Miss Ada ©: daughter of Mrs. Butcher, thoug’ by ail that the most attracth Three Friens ‘The demand for some of our Leading Speciities, as, for instance, Our Gents’ $2.50 Fine Calf Shoes, Gents" $2.50 Famous Calf Boots, Gents’ $1.75 Solid Working Boots, Ladies’ $3,50 Hand-sewed Kid Button, $2 Unrivalled Goat and Kid Button, Ladies’ $1.25 Olivette Button. Child's 75 cents Hesled But- ton, &c., haa been, during the season, at times, 80 great that they could not be made as quickly as ‘we sold them. These goods are sold at so close a margin that we must except them from the reduced list. On all other goods, especially Fine Goods, we are Sacrificing Profits in order Wx Hany, RELIABLE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. The Leading House in the District. 816 7th street, between H and I, and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th. SIGN ‘RED SLIPPER.” §P"Notice local columns of this paper for special ‘hr. Uriah Horner, sehrs. Charley, Minnie Gaskh ita, Thomas Je ‘WE! DE MEYER'S CATARRE CURE Stops hawking. snuffing, running nostrils, poisonous mucous dripping in the throat, and pains over theeyes, purifies the breath und restores the voice, taste, smell and bearing. An absoluta cure for Catarr’ and all its As effective in cases of 20 yesre’ standing Dr. Wei De Meyer'a ‘‘Tlustrated Treatise” on Catarrh mailed free on request. Cure $1.00 of all Druggists or delivered by D. B Dewey & Co., 182 Fulton st., New York. GIATR INSTITUTE Farr. x by the young ladies of rooms, which were to effect eales. Stars and strtj asin ordinary colds. ‘n, the adopted h it was conceded feature of the fair ‘upervision Of the committee of the Misses Minule Myers, ¥, May Dearing, Mae Halley x and Grace Bell, members of aga Surr AGatxst a Rattxoap Company. ree A. Viebmyer, by his next has entered sult against Railroad Company ‘The declaration charges ess and mismanagement ts, while crossin; ed by one of of whom snatehed e of Uiern her satchel contain- about $10 in change. The boys made their Emma Detwetl the sophomore class, Fo ONE DAY ONLY. Bigelow, for Geot BATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25TH. friend, John Ht. Vi the Baltimore and Onto mages lald at $20,000. t on the 17th of Oct through the carelessn the defendants servant Knocked down and dra relight trains, by whtcl necessary amputate one of his legs beluw the knee; that he was greatly bruised, &c. “SPECIAL PRICES.” “READ THE LIST CAREFULLY. One hundred Boys’ Overcoats (ages 10 to 16 years), ‘that are good valuc at $7, must be gold at Pronars CARPETS, 30 CENTS. One hundred and ninetcen Boys’ Overcoats (ages 10 to 16 years), none a $8.50 now go at ‘made to order in on orate brea TO ORDER SUITS Pe Ghevles, English Tintel Sultngs. Fs Worsted, ‘Bannockburne, ‘and French Diagonals, Full Drees Suits Hialt Dress Suite Inerain Carpets, 35 cents. Ingrain Carpets, St conte, Ingrain Carpets, 45 cents. Eiehty-nine Imported Cassimere Overcoats to fit boys (from 10 to 16 years), aro good value at $11, now go at 8. Ingrain Carpets, 70 cente. Carpet Bixty-seven Boys’ ‘Wear Resisting Overcoats, splen- ia teller, at $12; come an . : beech creed tne Best 2-Ply Ingrains, 90 conts. Fnatish Riddermunster, 90 Best 3-Ply, all wool, $1.10, Carpets: $0 conta. ce Albert Suita, jess Sack Suits, &c, PANTS TO ORDER. Your choice from 1,500 different patterns, ‘Two hundred and fifteen Children’s Overcoste, to fit ehildren (fom $ to 9 yeara), none amaller, none larger, ‘have been selling at $7, $8 and $9. Come and take your chaice of the lot at LECTURES. JE_PWARD CassWELL, Ese, 1 THE INIMITABLE CANADIAN ORATOR, $1.50, $2; THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, au reguias thade White Merino Shirts & Drawers; sr dasi tins af tes ‘Wil Lecrene at ish” a boone Colville’s Realistic Drama, THE TABERNACL®B x Worre oe NEXT TUESDAY AT 8 P. M. WORL KS N's “2 nes FE RSE Powerful Dramatic Biko with Qn “LAUGHTER.” he “ha Citmax Shirt,” ready for use, $1; | THE WORTD ‘all its superb scenery, Genuine Winchester, Buck Gloves and Gauntlets; | THE WORLD| Famous Rafts Tickets at BURTTS' and STONEWS, in South Wool Jackets, Seal Caps, Fur-top Gloves; THE WORLD ‘Steainboat £y ‘losion, a. and at ELLIS’, on Pennsylvania avenup. ‘At Lewis’, $20 7th st., below Mt Vernon Square. | THE WORLD| ah ae 28-4 == een eee eee eee _ TBE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUM Sam 930 7th Stree Next Week, announce th: lowing: Offers bi earns Gencie Uapeie cea! THE BLACK FLAG. COURSE OF LECTURES meres and Merinos, all colors, at 50c. and up; Silk | _Mr. and Mrs. Nat Goodwin (Fiiza Weathersby), Mr. at the Congress 1 Striped Goods, were 60c., now 2%c.; French’ Mix- taran for combination sults, very’ cheap; Black Goods, full assortment and low prices; Cloth Sult- ings, all kinds; Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Un- derwear and Hosiery in great variety; an extra good Kid Glove for $1; custom-made Dress Shirts, win F. Thorne, TDratnat Tuesday, Dec. 12—Rev. JOHN HALL, D.D.. of NTS S sanng rt 5 ein ees ee oomeeny. | ‘rhe Scriptures and the Sciences (tiew). " | Wednesday, Dec. 20-Rey. T. Dx WITT TALMAGE” The Moustrosities, Ceneltion and Menioee of Moderm ty (new). Fors = TONIGHT, = OLIVETTE Wednestay, Jan, 3 hey, JOSEPH COOK, The te ixious Signs of die Times (new) Last appearance of the Friday, Jan. 6—Rey. JOSEPH COOK. rfect fit and best materials, all finished, only $1: pa SS CS Beat Fiush, sile Plush, Wool Plush, large stock WILBUR OPERA COMPANY. Teeny dan ib Rew, LOREM COLLTER” and attractive prices; Cloths, Cassimeres, &c..for | OLIVETTE. Rein the auth Go the Pelote teoah Friday, Feb. 2—Mr. JOHN B. GOUGH. Powers That Be (new). Number of Course Tickets linited, §2.50 each, to Be had at princ pal bookstores. Seats reserved far core,” Withont extra charg, at Froe’s bookstore, L342 F street, onpesite Ibbitt Mouse, Single admission, 75 ceute, mi ladies’ coats and gént’s wear, in great Variety; one Blankets, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5a pair and up, spe- cially cheap: house furnishing Dry Goods gener- ally. Reliable qualities and reasonable prices, at Ker’s, 930 7th street northwest. 2 Louisa Richardson, ETTE. =— — Washington, sa: Brown’s Iron Bitters cured re) AUCTION SALES. me of Dyspepsia, from which I had suffered nearly THANKSGIVING WEEK, yon N SALES. 3 all my life, e x ONLY A FARMER'S DAUGHTER. NEW Avction: Fim. Prigg’s Jewelry Store, 457 Penn. Ave. . a Solid fled jewelry, copied from solld and war- ‘The Southern Dramatic Queen, ae gle EKS & CO., ranted five years, from to $20. Periscopic eye- n25- HERNDON. Lov 181: ANA AVENUE, glasses, with pure lenses, $1. ERNDON. | Opposite City Pont Office, Dr. S. B. Hrittan Say: ] “As a rule physicians do not by thetr profes- NOVEMBER 26, _ sional methods pulid up the female constitution, GRAND SACRED CONCERT, Hevator, while they seldom cure the diseases to which It ts BY THE pay. always lablein our vartable climate and under our SAAL FAMILY, — — - — — imperfect civilization. Special remedies are often Comprising fether and nine (9) sons, at [Fer Other Auctions See Seventh Page.\ required to restore organic harmony and HALT =_—_— —— — strengthen the enfeebled powers of womanhood, z S. Pi t Office. BO A R DI NG and for most of these we are indebted to persons . Port 5 f NG. outside of the medical profession. Among the very best of these remedies I assign a prominent = 5 = ~ ow L708 ESTREET Nc WEST. THREE DE- at Tee ee ON ete swith boards together or soparstalye ee a pound.” jovember 27th and 2eth. = a These artiste of European fame wiil render instra- S27 Q ee N. W.. OPPOSITE FRA Port Grape Wine. mental eclections by the most popular corposers, It | is2s Aad ae wg —_ eon yg Od p leay Bocas We can confidently recommend Speer’s Port ee ne ee Grape Wine, which was awanted the highest pre- | (RAND FAIR AND BAZAR as ee mium at the World’s Fair—a superior article ot = — — ——— << wine for the sick and debilitated and all those who OF THE 1 7 1 5 st wag Rg 5 eg require vinous stimulation and invigoration. The COLUMBIA BOAT cLURB. FE den » with, Boards Vineyards and Cellars are at Passaic, New Jersey, a SCLRIRMES GoM _ > me near New York city. This wine is sold by drug: . Roe, 41213 K etree ois og u “3 WITH BOARD aT gists and grocers. THREE LAST NIGHTS OF THE FAIR. Borthwest, next door to French Le eee n20-2W* To One and All. Z , ie STO. CORNER SIXTH AND BE ae 1 The Committe beg to announce that the Fatr will | S) northwest. Deeiratle Reem with tees cuss eos nea Tpuunerng tron a VouRh Roe eee close ou TU DAV EVENING, November Bethe at Ii | Also Table Board et Gh nora my ‘Troubles that so often end in Consumption? If so, =— | 1413 K STRE® use “Wilbor’s Pure Cod Liver Ofland Lime,” a | OPEN VOTING for tie various articles which are #) desirable location in the city ; eleeantly Pure safe and sure remedy. ‘This 1s no quack prep ra- | beiuy balloted for will close at 9 o'clock on TUSSDAY | nished Rooms, single and on-site, with Lire ton, but is reguiariy prescribed by the medical | EVENING, aud from 9 to 10 p.m. the voting will be | sine. faculty, Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, | §&cret Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. NORTHWEST, THE MOST. THE McPHERSON HOUSE, —— Pee ter oaee pee pene yeereree ee ere | rated, and is yow ready forthe recap Ayer’s Cherry Pectorat tirely’ suitable for CHUTES STS which ‘Transient and Day Boarders, sis. 4 a really remarkable and time-honore? medt- | are to be dirpored of without regard to their value. sc nl a as cine. It is the best known remedy for all Diseases | — = JURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD. ‘TRAN- : eason tickets $1, entitling a geutk y 4 . on of the Throat and Lungs. adintene aetna L pgnt Boarders, with room, $1 to $1.50 per duy. DISTRIBU SEN Firs: Present A BRADBURY 8. FLAGLER, 316 Indiana avenue, The Safest Way, HE LOCHTEL HOUSE, The safest and surest way to restore the youth- HE GRAND PIAN ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker’s Hair = ebedatres S14 se Balsam, whien 13 deservediy popular from tts | Py Oud Present? superior cleanline: 4 — = 00d Advic Nearly all the iis t vented and cured by kec and KiIneys in perfect, wo NO medicine known that will do this as surely as Parket’s Ginger Tonic, HALL, _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. QPP Fr rH STREET NORTHWEET. NOVEMBER 28TH, 1882, A ‘TEN ail kinds = = f FRUIT FARM; THE et An Fall bearing; Trinders? Lacto Phoshate of Lime and Coa Liver Oil, the best reme: colds, consumption, bronchitis, breast and lung « I. 0. OF R. 5 Cents, open at 7; performancs commences at 8 o'clock, OR EXCHANGE FOR valuable” producing property, Orange . Florida, 8t. John's Tver, bearing thes. | For circulat particulars addres Dr. PIERSON, Lochiel House, 9th street, Washinge Take Hunter’s Sifter. Hunter Sifter Company—Kitchen Spectaities— a 7 nae2e ‘Cincinnati and New York. Circulars free. 6 190 AGRES OF GOOD oe Hand in Fairfax county, Va, ono mile from, 7 lepot. 2 on, W. atid Be ence Puen any SONGS AND KECITATIONS Sree in ti bye pony ey Heavy stomachs, Diliou conditions,—Wells’ id more than pay May | rendered by Apolio Glee Club, Mount Vernon Qnar- te of water rity Apple Piils—anti-bilious, cathartle Donraic's aud St. Peter's Choir Quartettes, road. Will be we Sodescuints cranes Mr. ‘Kalph Jefferson and other local talent. . OF & ge for Washingt Perfect Buckwheat Cakes CLANNA-GATL HALL, Jot of lot, improved or uikuproved. “Apply. at 6 in three minutes can be made by using H ea Se nit-im 30th, and Dec. Ist, 1882. 10c. ni self-raising Buckwheat. Heck: using flour makes biscu ts and cakes in ten minutes with- “St | OR RENT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 3ig MILES from city, on Bunker Hill road ; thirty acres of fan out yeast or baking powder, and without settin TATION: SATE! c house 16 rooms; first-class order: Alno, cottage an to use. Vor sale by all groce i 5) NATIONAL THEATER. EXTRA, fwelve acren. AD patna, 435 4th Premature Loss of the Hair GRAND IN MEMORIAM MATINEE, Fe SALE—AT HAZELWOOD, NEAR OAKLAND, May be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett’s TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 28rx, Ma... 50 acres of Land, with | good 6-room Oot= oa ; taxe, with barn and other cutchouses. On the place ig ee sonia ineiatcapen Obtaining Sar. In aid of the fund for the oe failing apcing of pat excelent eater. erica uusekeepers Should insist upon ¢ Bur- corn an ; x 5 ZMAN, Patats Lina! nett’s Flavoring E ‘They are the best. GARFIELD MONUMENT ASSOCIATION. And Auctioneer, 16th and ¥ streets northwost On which cecasion will be preseuted the Valuable and Convenient, i SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR LATEST UNION SQUARE SENSATION, Le ee ep Sinn. eo Brown’s Bronehtal Treches are widely known as THE BLACK FLAG, | isluing 814 acres, Apply to JOHN STEPHES in adie remedy’ ‘ror Bronchitis, Hoarseness, ia yas ’ densbure, Ma. ore: Coughs and otier troubles of the Throat and BY ARCEY & ARMSTRONG, REAL ESTA Lungs. They contain no hurtful ingredients, but GOODWIN-THORNE COMPANY, | ye may at all mes be used with safety. Sold only in (AUor wides have atiy vllantawal ta eae] have many arme for sale and r+ in Prinos Price 25 have ki clunteered their services, orKe's boxes, Price 25 cenis. Sg cerstleeria ero pg og seen joonge’s and adjoining counties on terms to aus Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. ‘of the committes by eee Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup fs the prescription MANAGER JNO. W. ALBAUGH. = ef, ope of tne best female physicians and nursesin | Far Tickets 9 Conte, oa narte of the house. the United States, and has been used for forty | _On sale at the Ladies Boothe at the Capitol, “INGLESIDE.” Years with never-failing success by millions of Se Inothers for thelr, children. Iv relieves the child | (RAND SACRED CONCERT A most attractive and desirable suburban piece near from pain cures dysentery and dlatrha, griplng Washinzton city, being on lich sinct exienel, omer in the bowels and wird colic, By giving healtl ar Bhs ot eer ee borth of the Prosident'sMansion, Com to the child it rests the mother. Price 2 cents a : FE One eae a eer and wood land, beeutifally vottle 12,3 NATIONAL THEATER Sing Sha Toure Conservatory. beth FOUR, asd waa ce and water pipes throughout. Apply to Fresh Aldeniey Hatter: chumney etery morning G. res] lerney butter, chu every N + M. WIGHT, MEFS dae near eee ale irae ore sik npsih EOIN: ise chees uttermilk and swee! Ky N . G of on Al Keg we cheest a BY THE MARINE BAND. 325 43s street northwest, — — Mr, John Thitip Sousa, Conductor, assisted by the | _®21-3m ‘Trustoce. talented soprano, Mise Ella Madd JOR SALE 0! oI (OOF THE BEST. efickets 00 cents, resarved seats 25 conte extra. Box | W'Muct Ferineit aie rie ot Bo eae oftigs Gen at Ellis’ music store on Thursday morning. | other 104 acres. Will be subdivided if’ desired n22-4t HUGUELY & BOW"N 645 New York avenue. 623-2m* BERRY—McGRAW. On Wednesday evening, Ni Timber 22, 1s8e, at the Church of the Assumption, by the Rey. P. J. Wynne, WILLIAM H. BERRY, of New York, to M NYLLIE McuRAW, of Washington, I 7 SS —S — —— = "fie. rece; tion Was lield at the rosidcnce of Mort: NEW THEATER CoMIQUE. PERSO) mer L. Johnson, esq., 339 north 12th etzeet. ‘ ee tel Peo RSONAL. ee DALY THOUR. \Noveinber 21, 1882, by Rev. Dr. Matineos Tucetay, 1 and Friday. SS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE 3, ,Chester, WM."W. DALY to ‘Miss MAGGIE 3. BOSTON J : ACERT, Gisirvoyaut and 3 strologist, ives better Jake-Budd director, ali Gilmore. ‘ital faire of life than any one sn tbe pros So The world's greatest traveformation dancer, Mise Liz- | fession ; tells the past, present and future destiny "ei DIED. Hie Bimins. Benard Sloman, Sullivan aid Har-~ | advice and aesistance on all unatters gypertasning to BRICK. On November 21, 1882, at 2 o'clock, after a Tingtop, Mise Fannie Davenport, Fields and business, love and inatrimony. ALL IN Thoupre Catce ick, in the seventy eur of her axe. i a oe - pe ere sesh ee: ‘Funeral will take i Ou Sunday, at o'clock, from Sriagiintgesin Lote aia ee Ce WILLIAMS AND ©. E. PRICES PRIVA’ hor late residence, 722 First strect vortheast.. Friends evening with the Iatestsennation, Againet «Detective Agency, Coustltations free. All bust ; and relatives are Tesvectfully invited to attend. ‘THE WORLD. ness ‘strictly confidential, Notice to cail at residence {New York and Boston pavers please copy] * ~| aaminsion, 50, 95, 35, and Ip eeute, Reserved eeats [goppty attended to, Oftios hours—9'a-m. +010 naan CURTIS. penddenty, on. areer: 234, 1882, at 5 | can be had at any time at the box office, 220 Fistreet northwest. aabt6-Tan* ” op | yearsande mote ee ee GoeRWILE COMMANDERY (ORDER OF THE sce gi a 15.00 | " Funeral will take place from E-street Baptist church, GOLDEN CXOSS) will offer the epg Boye i or) readenoe 00 | Sunday next, at2c'ciock p.m. Friends aud relat GRANDEST ENTERTAINMENT | when roquovdod;all busines sicily confidential ke are respectfully invited to atiend. the Season, at Coneregational Church, oth and G, | Funder tmhild-9an GASSON. On November 22, 1882, EFFIE MARGA- BES = (0S 28 ———————— HET, ued’ three vears, four ‘mouths and elghtdays, | EVa Mille, Miss Maddox. ‘the noted exjrano of Bi ‘younjest daught i. J. and M. E Gassone timore; Mrs. Powell, Eva Tienderson, the exquisite Mo= PROFESSIONAL. Ss eerste dais Soeur By Sea die) whieh | Se ponionn. cax Ba OGRE US = Where ths angels dwell, , Sohn Pugh, Prof. - pple, fc ORNS AND BUNIONS CAN BE OURE: God will ever love us ER Sey of Sctistic talent nerhspe never: before com- CEs 3, Stns Nets of 48 Winton ng Tf wewerve him well. biped on esinele 1rocram in Washington, extra, at | hatonened Parlors, 1327 F etrect, nearall leading hots, Hen Lrrrie Vense. ee eet oa eon Mra. J. Semmes, as usual, will’ make Bunions « spe> 4 Ellis’, 93' ave. ee G cislty.” Fifteen ‘years’ experience in all diseases of the SES eer geting ay ae feet, and the only Lady Chiropodist ever known to have Thou only taketh what wae thine | H, 2 — em — - < ‘Thy will be done. ON Reliable testimonial traondi cl moral will take vlace fro. her parent gesidenoe, Be eE hhad at office, 1327 F street northwest. 2 ue" a a EE ne ears a eae il ory a ets | FURNISHES DINNERS, BALLS AND PARTIES. OMee howes 9a.m. to 5 p.m., or later by, aprointe attend. * | _ Extra dishes for private dinners, and cold dishes for | ™*™' arb reds TRPANT, On, November 25ih, 1882, at 8.30 a.m., | receptions. TD STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. 5 5 NT, aged six! ven years. 4: STREET NORT! . Funeral will take place Monday afteragon, 2 o'clock A TRIAL SOLICITED. Oficehours 9am. to p.m. Leuth extracted withe P.m., from residence, 1215 4tlgstreet nort west. a6) os see out pain. nis HAYS. On November 24th, 1882, THOMAS Hays, | 220-6 Iith strect northwest, Farragut Square. =! On. PARBOIL SEFDIDAL BERCNAGRANE after a brief illness, in the sixty-thira year of his age. EV. W. H. BOOLE, D, D., OF NEW YO) Galvani ena Bae Vane “ : A light from our household has gone; LU will deliver his ‘second reat lecture, enti movements, M: je Treatment. &e, Hoare from Avvoice we loved is still; 06-2 ANH! JAQUOR TRAFFIC, THE COMMERCIAL | 9 a.m. to7 p.m. 1927 F street nortiweet. AND NCIAL FRAUD OF THE NATION,” —— = Se Spe ae Ar plane at Metropoliten M. E. ner 4% and O streets, | rEVHE. tRSIGNED HAS RESUMED HIS Bie ates cabs Set Itstend of Weete Chapel. wide wl Bot be ready for "T cmos hoursin Waskington at 1508 Pennsylvania, Wito and ehildien: ary your teats, occupancy, FRIDAY EVENING, December Ist. o31-1m srenng garry, Wednonday, “froin to 4 pig GHO re ears; =F NG, M. D., Surgeon in et 1 pe bas te ea Ro, ON EXHIBITION No,626 | Kye and Ear Infirvaary, Baltimore, M ‘osm Buthow Pve gone to take we Rees E my rest. Btreet. MARKRITE Rg Btrest MIE WISE FOR, HEALTH ON DAILY WALKS Funeral from bis late residence, No. 1243 Twentieth | No. 626 E strect northwest, one door from 7th strest, EFEND. streot nontwert Sunday, Novemnbet Gh, at, Jo'lock | Ceolee Ol Taine LigTayings. Chromon, ete; alae | ,Corne, bunions, bed nalle, and other eomplaints of m. Lelatives and friends are speciaty invited. * | L#rge and Choice of Paperhat ‘Picture | the feet successfully treated aT’ ‘hirop= Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, odial iahivent wania avenue, op- KREPPS. On Fiiday, November 24. 1882, at4p.m., | Markriter’s. ‘Terms Cash. Broo Art ort i fee $1 per visit. Patron= ALFRED H. KREPPS,’ son of Wn. H. Kreppa, aged military three years, nine montlis und eleven days. feat ve Funeral from, his parents! residence, 465 10th street . Pem., southeast, Sunday, 26th : ryt 3 SEAL ‘MODONELL. On Inday efternoon, Ni ber Tae i the twenty-third Year of is aye, JOUN Dez 3 #4 tus DOLMANS. DONELL. Funeral from the residence of his parenta, No. 125 L atiect northenst, on Sunday, at 8 o'clock a ; = MON! . On November 24, 1882, at 8:1! ™., LILPAE MAY, beloved aad nit daeeites of i and month oman hands have tried to save her, Eager sngels cate pid beet tae ‘Froin thie world of sorrow and pain. Funeral from her late residence, 906G street south- west. Relati and friends of the fami are invit Bationd the’ funeral, Sanday, the g0th fasts at a jadigon Catrier, Indiana, please copy.) * BO, a Le Be thd krtiir ah Paes 2 atone TOWERS is the seventeen ‘NEW YORK HATS. UNDERTAKERS. Hind : See ecr year of his age. a Big ‘18 BETTER THAN PILLS bs ron an lard, ‘ JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, Ne Nee a ee TG Sek nee | Be renee POR REE ing Teer ; an aged four five months and fourteen d: DS ge yy a from wy residence, 1012 7 crihwest. ‘Friends aud relstives are invited t9 attend, & err a 2 (21 PENN, AVE., between 6th and 7th streets, NO PAY.—WHITEHURST'S CEDAR Ey Joe wae , |THE DOAE ISMAIL. THE ACTION I PROMPT, ee eaiene oe Rovember 294, 1882, «¢ | AGENTS FOR DUNLAP & 003 CELEBRATED cath . ‘ re i Acie Soak Suncar Se ABS S53 Osea wae atlenta, scant 62 Basan is fed to cure atum from ton Sek Sn rnemnnd Sve Cones pS ies Diseases, &. SSS Cae Spee Reamer geen eepeeaas Bbw ol DS, PA? iG