Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1882, Page 1

> > "THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, : AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferthwest Cerner Penosylvania Ave and 11th 8.57 ‘Whe Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. Swe Fvexrxe Stan ia served to subecribers m the Soe clock tr ak Gaaeicde somes S Gerteeach. By Cet ay cents a mouth, Telegrams to The Star. BRITISH CABINET CHANGES COMPLETS NWORTHER IN THE GULF—OOLD SNAP, THE PHILADELPHIA BODY - SNATCHERS. ——>—_——_ Killed on the BorpdENTown, N.J., Dec. 16—Wm. Sodan, a red. dent of Jamesburg. Was killed on the Preebold 1+ year, $6, #ix mont %é tered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., a8 eben cheese ute a 7 Ww) Stau—published on Friday- gyear, Ferteveyrepaid. Bix mouthin $l. 10 copies forsio-3 Rey ier for 0. SP Al mui] eubecription B+ paper pent lonwer than Bitte cf advortistiur rand mat be paid in advance: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1882. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. ____ SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip, |A WORKING CONGRESS, more on annioatton ‘The British Cabinct Changes. THE LIST OF NEW MEMBERS 48 COMPLETED. Lonpox, Doc. 16—A dispatch to the Pull Mal Gazette from Windsor says: The changes in the IKDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR a EIR RRGnT: HUES cabinet are now com| , the ng named - | apr BEE a Pag ANR EVANTA AVENUE, Ta adeet betwen Gand Hates nortiwest, Hor | ‘THERE are 218 new alvertisements in Tue Stan ___ | ministers having Taken the oath betore the Quen puuenmEnTe— Ist pare | Orvrosire Untrep States TREASURY. | JoserH T Kexuy, Pastor. Services ut 11a. m. Sub; | to-day. ANOTHER SATURDAY SESSION | '2cousci!to-asy: Lord Derby, as secretary eectee Slice te E XTRA ANNOUNCEMEQT! Waciryatos. D.C.. December 15, 1862, | Pom, Reve G. Be WaMEDELE will prevel, Gebbeth, Internal tary of stave for Ladies Land Rambertey eee The undersi eit have foriied a co-partuership undue | School at 9-808. . Strangers areoorUaliy welonne. “it | GOVERNMENT Recgtrrs To-Day.—Internal reve- : 1 Be L&C Bversrss Caaxcr+ Be. L 28 BANKERS and Fi- = es ‘i . tary of state for war; SOPAL CHURCH.L&ER: | DU; $425,084.78; customs, $467,831,46. Sees ight Hon, Hugh C. Childers, REFORMED E;: Fi- |. w 5 hancelior of the exchequer. N's. doi < a weueral Baukiuz, Ex- | [7 “ WHAT WAS DONE TO - DAY. | ssc! = - a sund: 11 o'clock a m., at St. — — Praline peg a “uoton,draftaendchecks. | Gorgeatia Ith sinee eiweas I'aud Pauritwet: | A COUNTRRFEITER ARRESTED.—The agent of the ASnus Was Ge be =e -* = _ ThE deh digh grhicine: 1B jar, and in | Seata free and the public invited. 1t_ | secret service division at San Francisco has tele- New York, Dec. 16, 10 ee. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE Rnd towns at the Joy fates chats | Tgp” ALL SOULS’ CHURCH—CORNER OF 14TH | graphed to the Treasury department the arrest in The Senate. bighes: in the southwest, where met saan : : Ne have every isc lity f eine pollabe | [BP AY Suen CHURCH Ge Kuvwk, Sure: | that clty of John Te Henneberry for passing coun- | qne President lad before the Sonate to-tay a | has fallen $a Freaxctar Fee ee ee eae oan ave Steaks Wate | vex, Dantcr, Gervices af 1k a ux and? 30. ma. Banday | Gate Oita a re the Senate jay a s rising im ally oy" etedin in the ties, anc will minke pur- | BSN, Pastor. Bervic - RET, e ion from the Secretary of the Trea- | the nortuwest. A severe “norther” prevallx onmth —_ chases when desircd. ctu) me ittaedactine transmitting a statement of expenditures on | €Uf. The following maxtmum velocities of win KL. (23>, HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, CORNER 97H | A JAPANESE PRINCE COMING TO WASHINGTOS Ss gc ® Statement of expenditures on | Tp nines per hour are reported: Port Eade, La, @ voracestce ot ques fe aud H sirects northwest: @ 5, Saas eo His Royal Highness Prince Arisugawa, Sa Da Jin ee Of the coast and geodetic surveys for the | rom the north. Galvesion, Texas, 40 trou’ northe Hon hter (eect MONDAY N at5-am Cent: M.jirirssca; 6 p.m Young People’s mesting, led | (General Great Commander of the Leit), accom. | last fiscal year. Referred to the committee on | east; Indios, Teves oe trac atte: Fer Rice (Miscciiane wn ee by Mrs. Clara Roach. Beats free. Weloome. it panled by T. Nishi, T. Haghes!, and two other | commerce. THE MERCURY HOVERING ABOUT PERO. ae ut ~ 2 a - owe CORT . 3p AND A | Japanese officials, arrived in Ww as inary Also a communtcation from the Secretary of the The following temperatures are reported: Fors Hoar Ge oon (>> Fiten, rox & snow: GBF atwats aertneant . Wizrorp | bY tly OL EERIE aE Dane ona: iscomplcting | I0terior, transmitting in response to the Senate | Garry, Manitoba, 7° below zero: 8 Paul, Minn., ¥ Fsranrissen 1866. te earece a ae, who are ex- | aSIX monvhs’ tour of Europe. "Mr. Takahasl, the | Fesolution adopted on motion of Mr. Voorhees, cer- | 18° below: Mourhend, Minn., 7° below; La Crosse, - s = = pected to be pre generally, who | Japanese consul, his Exe-lency Mananori Te- | tain information concerning the relations of the | Wis, 9° below; Milwauke » Wik, zero; Chicaga, WHY DO WE LAUGH? REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS, | are cordia! de SAGE RETR | estima the Japanese minister at Washington, | government with the Cherokes Indians. Referred | IiL,#° above; St. wouls aud Yankton, 5 above; Orvice—1497 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, te T DAPTESE \CRORGT ae tue pier and cooductal hh) te Ste Aveage | % the committee on aparonriations Bismarck, Dak., 7° above; Cleveland, Ola, 9° COpposiie 5 *| preach at ae ie cleventh | hotel. A stop of about three days will be made in| Messrs. Ingalls and Piumb presented petitions apolts, Ind., 5° abo aa aU Men 6 : Cinctonetl, the couree on “Laude ant of the Bible. New York, when the party will come to Washing- | for the increase of pensions t» one-armed and one- ub- sburg, aud at the Sea of Gaillee."_1t" | ton and occupy the apartinents secured for them | legged soldiers. , 2 | Ject: ‘Dsys in Nazaret Montgomery, Ala, 21° abot All pr por'fes placed in our hands for sale areingerted | #2¢t E sey a went ackvouvilie, Fla. a The lowest te stiutet Garis ithal (Bataty Advert OeneA T CHURCH. MASONIC | At the Arlington. A tour of the south and west | “Str piste presented the memorial of the national ville, Fis., he lowest, tense me rece z = ecia sie he feumole, Uth aid F streets. Services to-morcow | Will be tad Sree ane tay aa he Will | osucational” association in favor of ebiteea ap- | Perature last night at New York was 19°, fail of & . Antes rmon by the pastor, Hey. ALEX. KENT. " aes wv giver: to the ment of estates Phe Churos aud the Workh: propeaven Lee mae ieigeoe Sagem for = ‘The Philadelphia Grave Robbers. 2 belonging te n-Tesidents. Also to | at9:45a. m. ApvVance Corts of the ngressional Directory illiteracy. basis ACTION IN THEIR Cakes TO-Day. frxctsr Nor ed ein eee ecru er Renal nod te Aor bApris CHURCH, for the current sesston have been issued. Major 5 eae aawanbareathe sGRApELraia, Dee. 26-— Dr W. 8 Far sot the pane ont charke for pay: <= ftreot, nour R.—Sermon at 11 a.m. aud at 7:30 | Poore will reserve the issue of the main portion erica asic Saitnis san P er a wet very. FI ae 2 ottevdins to repairs, to whic p.m.. by the pu Rev. J. 1. Lopae. D.D. Sunday | of the edition until early next week, to give Con-| Mr. Voorhees, from the Joint committee on addt- — {uts morning andr Ired toenter Watt im Sarr Deeost F aN 4 nition ie given gHoolisediens Seats free. All welooms it" __} gressmen and others Interested an ‘opportunity of | tional accommodations for the library, reported a $000 jor hts appearance at {he next teria of courg ce taeel it Fe AA ; «| foukes always on hand for rent, ranging fro G2? OE ANR MASS MEETING. UNDER. AUS- | making any corrections they may desire. substitute for the billoa that subject, now on the | Wnolesile FobUery and desertion oe eae 3 4 3 $300 pers falt if fon given tot BF pices of Woman's ‘an Temaperance (nion, = aoe calendar. Hes hei : . ‘Tex Tears gO AUA Ss : a 5 " : : : 4 banon cemetery. Dr. Lehman was dus: li Uspretacer " 7 REIGNS OF sale OF tie nmuallest property placed | Tee con hand Hobe cates hak Damtate tte | THE Postace on the double-sheet Gran ts'two |W CMa Morrill, the House bill to | from custody. Senitence of McNutnec, Pillee Rea Waste ne BEAR puestion of Prvlubition fu the Dictelet of Columbia | cents. ‘The Post Office department requests per- | amend the law in relation to distilled spirits was | Levi and Robert Chew was deterrol, Waster (i a p! Waste COMEDY COMI on real estate security made with care, end | Adimeses by Rev. C. HERBERT RIGHARDGON os > DS i Ma-| sons sending newspapers by mail to write their | recommitted to that committe. = val inter ot collected and reraitted without | Jor. A- Hart. Good muste, led by Faaxx Woop- | names and addresses Gn th> Wrappers. Mr. Morrill, from the same committee, reported Fire dlS-In baie Con, : aE ae bill passed youcrasy ie the House 7 amend Bn ahr Dec. 16. = ERGRTE SER ETORG 1G SOULS’ CHURCH, CORNFR FOUR-| Ravw’s Lirerary BuREAU.—It is sald by persons | the act repealing the discriminating duties on y this 1 AEE Reni HERETOEO cout and L streets northwest. Koy, Prof. Jone goods produced east of the Cape of Guod Hope,and | €Xtent of $1 isin under the fem of | on Kovaos, of Hungary, will speak at lO ‘on the | 12 & position to know that Gen. Raum, commis- | & P P i Waren w York. ire at 244 Pearl street rning damaged property to tbe UNDER THE MANAG! MENT OP ask r : aig . J Baie histry Of the Uitarian chureh in that country during | sloner of Internal revenue, has established a “lit et ee ee Forcign News by ¢ 8. M. HICH © business at 24 7th a b Hs : ng es _ | munds objected and tt went over. : a this day. the past three hundred years, Ve-per gervice at 7:30 | erary bureau” in his office for the purpose of ad. Mr. Dawes offered an amendment to the sundry DEATH OF A RISnor. oN. Day retiring, | PU, couducted by Rev, A.D. Maxo. Sunday school | vancing his candidacy for a seat inthe Senate civil ‘appropriation bill, which was ordered printed. | Loxpox, Dec. 16 —Kight Kev. Alfred Oilivant business at wane place | 29:49 a.m. 1 | from Minots, and. that several clerks In hts offices On motion of Mr. "Logan a resolution was | D. D., bishop of Llanduff, 1s decd. » — an { they aastie jay AU 7 SGARNATION, COR- | are busily engaged in preparing and mailing cam- : gen eee) a J ats aniting d bis of amd cozcern, All out | ESP” ner ath and storia Bch ease toe, Lok | palge tere reece ear ing and malling adopted calling for copies of the ordérs under oan ST ARRESTED AND RELEASED, vue the late tim are to Le pald to the | Tow: « a est, I I which naval oMcers have Inspected and reported | Parts, Don, 6 It is tepertk aa GUISE aoe peo Sad chee a eal i) Si tiore upon the revenue marine service, the “Iife saving | Kropotiline, the well-known Tihtlist, warateaee |The Mos! 18 ieee a Be R Which the seats are all free. Buuduy school G. H. B.” which, Delng interpreted, means | service and the marine hospital service, and a | eh enon, France, DUL Was Subsequently released }e Mos! Mf ce of the Season, secede \PEL METHODIST EPInco. | COM Gerse H. Butler, supplies sozne exceedingly | statement of the authority or law under which | on partie ik es APEL METHODIST EPISCO- . tistic Clr y Both t . corner 10th anid D streets south, | Jively reading to the Republic to-day upon the | inspection and reports were made; also, whether po DYNAMITE PIENDS IN PRANCR, < ngat i ain. by Die Deane rs Boe Vashington police and * the incarceration of sane | the Treasury department consented to the I~ | pygie, 1yDYNAMITE FIEND ee In 1 Ite N. tive the tae Noms, FECONat eeintg people in insane asylums all over the country.” | spection by naval oMleers of this service under its | 4 PARTE, Dec. 18.—2 bats sa pemporemntyen of A WERK OF SENSATION, 5 s of Patt a stovar G Ss ng durt ee! lcome to — 5 ploded there last evening, damaging the trout cf MONDAY, Decemmes Hit, during the z CERI OA SHE aS: Res 400 Louinns aves ‘ RIAN.—PREACHING | GENERAL SHERMAN left here this morning for ‘THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM BILL. The Touse Gecmged pea ene ee TOM iim att at city 5 Ty Garnuarrat of Ver- | a short visit to New York and Philadelphia. He | In pursuance of the decision of the republican | whose busines: is, to register the outpat sf acd KENNEDY BROTHERS, = \ Rosen ._on Sabbath, : ita. 'm. und 4p. mm | will attend the banquet of the New England so- | caucus the Senate proceeded early to take up the | by Individual aalvers Hien (rie apie) Hammond, | clety in the latter city, General Sherman will re. | olvll service veform bill IRISH THREATS TO BURN THE GOVERNMENT BUTLD- ‘at7:30 p.m. All are cordial . ure ca Ge searinniey a Reet one Mr. Ingalls expreased himself as not a very ar- INGS IN LONDON. SEW JERUS. 7 menU acy sn Ene SRrne * n | dent civil service apostle, and he had no greatad-| Lonpon, Dec. 14—A letter signed Rory BI (ce° ABW JERUSALEM TRwp: NouTH sive uy ctive command of the army in bempostis, Sie pe) oft Bho) i fe all fee eet ear B Rev Janez Fox, pastor. HOSTAL OR Gare Sean Sec hee Eee er an | aaiFttson' forthe bin: IOMAlA St waa’ Gh eatDRe oe Tas fecelved at the, home office lage oven, Bae me 1°", Sunday echool at 9:30 a im. serviews at | report for the present fiscal year and otuerwise | each party to cheat the other, and the end would | Titre of the movers sew Gas, One OF closed up his affairs. He proposes to retire grace- | ye that both would be cheated. Mr. Voorhees at- nm devs of Season 'T ckets are notitied that prizes not ci Lo ‘or betore the 241 rot. wilh be wold for stor BARRY & FAY —Inrsit arrstoceacy. an spoly at Comnil tee Room, Lenman bu 14 3 Row Tors ave sue, between 9 ind 4. & FAY —INISH aniet x. i AM ¢ RING MY i, t Resting Stoves, jaircbes, Renee: We, are of the mo im :roved pat ene y & FAY—1 > Sas e 4 ; large Dutiding would be set on fire, as retribution Eke A c 2 Re HA LOVER, gr A MUCCeRSET LSU Const rk ee, Shape for DIS | cacked the bill. He sald tt only reashed the lower | for'tim ra eelee ee a ree aS Fe Galway LECTURE a ee bean ani 34th strebt new. | iseuneion ‘inthe ‘Christadeiphian coclesia meeting in eee) General Sherman will take up his Test pre of oflices; ie only reached the Door, the Yesterday ior the inunder of the Joyce fatty. ‘The rato a & FAY-— = oe MeCauley's Hal, Pepnsylvania avenue, between 2d > orig jowly, e humble, and let and polte a e government oMces have Conse. MUO Ce = PAY Le ) FIGE INSUR- and id streets’ sbathoar, foxmogrow at it a. im. All dence In St. Louls. Proud alone. He said there was no popular clain- | quently beea double in number. REGATION AL RCH. y & Fay- ve : pee. 11th, 1882, | ¥BO#Fe interestad are in z = i er for competitive examinations for applicants of ecru ¥ SECRETARY TRLLER'S TALK WITH THE INDIANS.— | minor offices. The popular clamor 1s for penal laws An Arrested Railway Presiden treete, Free ews. | The Turtle Mountain Chippewas have had an tn- | to punish criminals; to root out felons trom the SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST HIM, veloek a, in. bs kev. T. G. Appisox, | terview with Secretary Teller. The Secretary | public service and to stop the assessment of men LYCEUM LECTt COURSE. 1383. Notiey holders are hereby notified to renew. their in- EDNESDAY EVENING REV. DE WITT e last MU DAY im De ber, Migs | %0 Tu y New Yo ‘tor Byrnes and two Gracie Dutoch Sot rhe ais | told them that thelr clatm tothe Turtle Mountata | {24 Women to Tulse money. to. debauch the | .NE™, -Tospector Byra wan will be one (1) per Tabler, Gaatealinrie Soa ae cunutey Had been vers aeecatic eerie by hin, ballot-box. Tt was not the occupants, he said, of | totus, wm copaucted to-day 80 tae at your te: O 3 Dr. ©. A. : of Horseheads, ? tof the Utiea, ani Elwira railway, who was arrested last at Demonico’s on complaint of Tredwell fore the iast few di u t cl seta | tombs police court George J. Ri it One eros ise | and traced back two hundred years; that tits | “he small offices who organize star route steals Geo. A. Dalta A ig Onelta county, N. Y., preside tb, Orgaiint. ie itt_| small band certatnly have no more right to this | And Tab the Se OnFanias Gab wtraion ona ene | Me a 5 Uy [-MRS. F. 0. HYZER Wixi, | tract than other Chippewas, because they can TAG ee eae ree nae weeales Poa SPIRITUALIS FE. 0. HYZER WILT, , . : . officers are not to be disturbed by this Dil He rail : fe She Services of the Hirst Societe of | Clalin only under the tribal title of tm:nemorial | procs are not to be disturbed Dy this bill. | He and. of 58 Wall strect. a cousin of Gov.-elect irituali teat Ma-onfc Te:uple To-morrow nicht at 7:30 | OCcupancy. This title, the Secretary thinks, the ofigere trom on oF sweety arined tee ea ape and, and Henry 8. King, of the setae | ‘the audience is requested to furnish subjects | Chippewas cannot establish, as the Jesuits and vies. Hen Mea toon oe or Penaistens ch | BOUS, directors Of That railway, on a change CQument. | Murs. Hyzen speaks from inspiraiion, | otuer early writers unite in speaking of this land | Vice. ate Sen: ~ ney having hypothecated 10,000 shares of the original andis a mary as neutral ground, or as Sioux country. Bat the | 280 criticised It. He would not keep any train Mr. Fay portrays the ¢ gained some we. PUBLICATION according.y. It 1 : . of eloquence and improvisation. C ok OF Ukat ros eT y aE —_ very f ( eat $74,gnd 1 stronts soutuweet, and bes: her. aia ia ene ee Secretary sald he was entirely willing to give | D8Nds Of oMclals in the service. He would muster | StOCk legen teeny versprorninrne yg PRENTANO & (10. ‘andk sith sa braadiig fist oy street and Marylaud avenue gouth- | pg Mc these Indians a reservation of their own Selection, | these officials out of the service by brigades, with | the jscus ‘ot new certtticates, and for the taking up A. B * i BS toa nine UF wits avenne, hot large enough to be practically a game pre- | the exception - end glide) pga woe tect y] of which for the purposes of prosecution the ‘langiiage never falloto:eliit laughter; | h & stephenson, th strect and Virginia avenue went ey 0 Heian KICHAIDRON, Pastor, atila. | serve, but sufficient for their u3> in farming and Eecuite: People out of the last two presidential | own.rg of the stack had to pay $10,080 on Decem- SEES HOOES SERS AN: wee Subject: Our Lord’s L rey to Jerusa ‘ F 2 I or 2d. The PUBLISHERS. pig rel et STATIONERS AND if llth street and Maryland avenue { ast Look at the Crosg.” 1:30 p.m, Subject ag aioe ign omenaittess| ion Saoney toes MR. VOORHEES WAS NOT WILLING, tea It irene tad se ees pene in tee kh ill => = = d = lish these Indians in some such way. ‘There are | he said, by his vote to say that the democrat ition of president by Henry 8. King & C ot 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, . opt neers ea sven avertbe now ten thousand white settlers on the lands shee f om Ls ‘f 4 Mr. Barry representa a fat, irce apa | London, England, and that he has wumerous and ie cea clilmed by this band of Indians, which embrace | S20Wd they ever come into power, were not: capa. 4 all 9,000,000 acres of desirable laud in northern | ble of Miling the offices. Such a vote was an insult | (ipucutal trends. The accused expressed much ‘ Surprise at his arrest, and professed to be of the | is geueruuy half stupefied with tiquor. 2 a Juth strect and Louimana avenue = t* | Dakota. to the democracy, and if he did oe — = oplaton that tue ainicuity id been settled. 18 7 Sate 7 y N e3 . women in the democratic | appears that some clvil s had been pendi TiNepe: | eomounion pices for Fay. ‘The pay weins eda w the | er, Uh an Q streets northwent , Coruer th and B streets southeast <Preache THE DETECTIVE SCANDAL. iwere plenty of seen ape 7 <getbesinay ae Ge Te | comedians iu their best light. J. HL. Johuson, President, sth aud’ G streeta south- Ury, Contempo : lay Mew, Nicholas, "Wi eae 4 that the charges cae si en J came | against Mr. Rice embrace forgery, embezzicment ame euperence | Whe Work of the Investigation Com-| {Bit party. He sald that when Jefferson cai nay SORE ETT Oe Oe ee Ee ‘ato party competent to Mill the oMflces he would leave | the matter. It is intim: Sunday school at 9:30, All are invited into the presidency he found the ofices Miled with | 204 larceny On account of the ‘absence of the 2 eee mittee. ‘atnfiton and Adams, who did not | Tegular justice at the tombs court the ex autuation . i EMENTS LODGE, No. 15, 1, 0. GT. = Seah eens y government. Jet. | 10 the case was set down for toanorrow, Gees each, ond entitle owner to purchase $1,000. bers are requested to assemble in Lec eve In a republic: t down § can be tained at any of t ch MEBs Church on saw ae THE EVIDENCE ACCUMULATING—INFORWATION Ix | ferson turned them out and he did right. Jackson Shen Deneckiis Lenses tn bonk fhe seoud meetiue for payin F Vith, at To'ciock, to attend werviers in | VARIOUS SHAPES—GOOD CITIZENS COMING FoRWARD | turned out men from office tnd he did right. It in be lidon MONDAY i.VE- | ninen by Rev. W. Dowss. -ubject: | IN PEKSON TO AID THE COMMITTBE—ANOTHER | Was right to tarn out men who would use their | wHaT EX-SENaTOR KANDOL 'H SAYS—JOE M'DONALD ‘Two Matinees Next Weex—Wednesday ani Saturday. ! Ger aunty at office of Messra. Church ; ter henson, Corner oth street and Virginia avenue. at 7p. ms. sood Tempiaristn. Members of Sister Lodges cordially | CHAPTER OF ROBBERY AND DETECTIVE ACTIO! oMices against the policy of the administration. THE COMING MAN, invited to meet with us. it — He was not willing to have a democratic adminis-} pe can atop Randolph, of New Jersey now in the ter uz, vers PLACE M. E. CHURCH, | The work undertaken by the citizens’ committee | tration of the government with a republican will i pik Base etic ce South, cor. Yih and K sts. n.w,—Preaching To: | of examining the evidence of collusion between | Abnexed. The republican party, now un its death- | city, 9 Stax reporter, “I don’t claim to be & morrow (suliday) at. 1 am, and 30 pein ty the bed, was trying to extend its power beyond the | prophet, Lut there are things which L think 1 ab pastor, Rev. Sok. Cox, DoD, nvited. it" | the thleveg and the detectives of this District ts | Pra'ye, foresee, and let me tell you that Jor McDonald, of chock sees at he | 2 Career only delayed by the mass of evidence which comes SXpuse of Representatives. Indians, 1s going to be our next President, ‘There dally to their attention, not only by letter, but rner W ite and St. n uch an Uprising in is favor among the demo- the r jection of Five reaching at 11 ns The Speaker laid before the House to-day a let- &, east a8 wells — p-m.. by Rev. W. | by the personal relation of the victims of thieves. S, fast 08 Well as West, Chat unless thing: re Uy Be h » Seeretary of War transmitting astate- | occurs to very much change tue aspect of affal he Parable of the | «¥ can think of nothing else,” sald the chairman, | ef fromthe og Aa “ “4 Sunday Sehocl 2t9 | wir. J.W. Thoinpson, toa Stak reporter tly morn: | Ment aS to the action taken under the act of Au- he will get the nomination, and the ey peed lng. “The amount Of the material presented to us | gust 7th, 1882, to relieve certain soldiers of the nomi ; is not only ran pupae Puevesions couse a late war from the charge of desertion. Referred. regard {oO fresh matters would employ a go On motion of Mr. Thompson, of Kentucky, the -d detective fore? In looking up.” : the board of believe,” he continued with a laugh, “that | Senate bill was passed authorizing er > NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. b-S" nual Meeting of the Stockh ildere of ftom and A exaneria Turn) ike Company ia DY, January Ist, 18S, at L. Sunith, Fag ¢ ae dete, V. r of Fight, Am her and T thoton Hawkey: : N X-MAS WEEK-—THE PASSING RE IMENT, The Great Holiday Comedy, From Daly’s Theater, New York, will be produced under the personal direction of MR. AUGUSTIN DALY. cekboiders of the C. Waal neton City: ihe munul elec f eleven Dire tors of the Centr: tions. Bauks f Washing: ite held at the Bank, con rof 7th « syenue, ou AO DAY, Janus AST QUARTE) e bear of the J, between 19th and M. as THE COLOKED MURDERER, SHAW. commissioners of the Soldiers’ Home to sell cer-} Charles Shaw, the colored boy, convicted of have no = E : - a Be ae eee eater ‘i the committee will have to employ det-ctives to ty at Harrodsburz, Ky. ing murdered his sister, Susan Ann Carter, In NTANO & CO., F FAREWELL OF ROSALIND. | ons of the Bunk will ber: eS Ponsa ald us In uF work. We have Feosived Anton. oa sell Geeta fet ae a January, 1851, will, if there Is no Executive tn- wietapertyue ne: MARGARE? MAPHER, dd-wasud Foi tion. 149 where stolen goods can be received, that ofe nut | ‘The House then, at 12:18, went into committee of | terference, be hanged in the Jall of the Di-triet of thef Deember eae ~ COLUMBIA © Ter date bok Oi Bee FIGs nerally known as such.” a the whole (Mr. Calkins, ®f Indiana, in the chair) | Columbla on Friday, Jenuary 19th next, now only Be Sent ehekerestes 2 Sunday exceptot. Strangers cordially welcomd ‘The committe want to get sufficient evidence to | on the post office appropriation bil, the pending | B¥e Weeks of. It is understood, however, Uhae AS YoU LIKE iT. herets any allot the ervices. make a beginning in bringing the guilty parties De +d by Mr. Robi AD application will be made for a commutatt ee AS YOU LIKE Ii. d § Seema ee eT to justice, and they hope that they will soon be | mcndments being a pe $000,000 Tor epectay | BiSsentence by nis amily and counsel—Messra, LENT. ASY U LIK. IT. lute Mas (ep, SHE TABERS NEAT TH | abie ty accomplish it, One feature of this investi. | Of M: spear yt pee oer bey Spe How. rd ©, Clagett and A. A. Lipscomb—who, A. Be x0 & Cc a Vouilen oe Mos A TMD, ele fos th i Soe Me reuigtheued | gation has brought to Lent a circumstance which ae cea Hale pp ncaa having been assigned by the court, defended him - OO 7m WASUSEY SIH Uses, | Hitn.” Music “inspire fearer of Pra; Mardis e antes all rin movements, and | New York, sum to $300. velow, also In the Court in General Term.to which, WIS PENNSYLYAN vi NUF, CORNER ltr, You LIKE Try Es Org Hebkers: co whieh aie Music—In: Pe te ae re Gia IS EHOCHONDUnyuees ere CO mate tind | “Mr. Robeson opposed the amendinents. The sums | they" took the case on Caceptious, Within he BUPFLY CHRIS Mes Dae SC ERE Uke > Zi Sete Ite iy and Genesis.” Musié—Abide with Me, | names appear in counection with the revelations, | mentioned aoe ped = a Ger aa Past few weeks Shaw (who ‘since June lust has 2 Ane pi. , AS YoU LIK ARTHUR T. PRICE, Duet, Wallace. itt | Such persons write long communteations to the | little to satisty the dei apse nol nh confined in one of the double celis—at the FoR THE W Rosalind... : s-v--.-Mise Mather, | d4-Im. ‘Treasurer C. * CiURGH, | committee narrating their experiences or that of | Panies; oo much to pay for the service running | southeast coruer of the first floor) has been devote In which charsetor she has no equal. | >-S° SAID © SIEDD. =a street and Kho eIeland | thelr friends, give Lames of the detectives, dates, | Out of the city aoe Scan Ae AE xers Ing his time slmost entirely to preparing for |} eo 409 $tH STREET Nontawesr. D. owns, pastor. —~srviers at 11 a.m. | &., and then sign with the nom de plume, “A | he had was that while Deed no Taeht tore eiee | death, having come to the conclusion thut p : Monday Next, A Week of Comedy. ' — unday schoo at 9:30, Seats free, All | Burglarized Citizen.” or something of the Sort. | the Po-tmaster TE Unsan & prateakee ‘trata | TAviou should be made for death even tough ihe Hi hy Tulested Comedicns, EAGRORE PUK Bee a aee a to al! th it*_| The committee, however, find such communtea- | BY railroad company to run a particul frierds procure him a commutation of the death BACKY AND Pi “ ping RE GESS aid TINNING. ‘H STREET Mi tons very suggestive and useful, and do not ob- | 2 particular hour, yet 1t would be admitted that | sentence. = a s: sig e, | he had a right to require refiroads to carry the —_— AND THED. CusebY OUPA ———_9_ |, Tasemur, anise Brescking 11ers 35 | uous OF” cOuRee the tn emstee Te | malls on the fastest eraibs trey Ga ‘The Proposed New Library Butlding. In ther highis: secces ful dy of H = SANTIRTEE = an ee ne ee tere nae ‘ta oe - Alter a spicy debate, the amendments providing = . el = ! > 3° OFFICE OF FRANCIS B. MOHUN & C Sabbath Schoo! 9:30 a. Seats ft much ‘more valuable if accompanied by P : Bo MK. VOORHEES’ SUBSTITUTE BILL. - I Oo sey. id i ST PAUIS ENGLISH LUTHGEAN CHURCH, | te name and address of the writer. Many promi. | for Special mall facilities were rejected—29t0 91.” | 4. Mins wordsy submitiold te tie Senate & STATIONERS | |{'A\pentani Very Peay ect.” Aare KEAL ESTATE BROKERS, Fee Sar SES GS OTHE RAN OBUEGH, ||UrE cticena OW ersomrnn tae Dome Capitol Notes. substitute for the brary DIL Tt ts substantially reer ae 5 — i <q — — 1001 F street, ‘northwest co: 10th. in’ by the astor, Rev. Dr Dome, ‘to-morrow (Sun- | recognize It as a public duty to come forward at Ex-Speaker Randall, who left for Philadelphia the 6 as the Rice bIN, lately introduced tn the Wechntton b, hie ee JATIONAI THEATER. JEFFE : ee eee dey) at Hi am, and 7:30 ybody wel this Ume and give the committee the beneftt of a | on ‘Thursday to attend.a dinner given in that city | the same as > We have received the following: New Publications: N eo Havin noiived trom: the'sook ona RION AVENUE M. EF. CHonGs, | Tuli statement of their personal experiences wiggt by tue Commonwealth club, returned this morn. | House, and ts very similar to the old Senate bil. yf Lucuud. By Mrs On VHIS (SATURDAY) SVENI-G ft néen ewido la Wa acAb NCCOUNIS Sows 0. C- Pen bina! eee the detectives, and Yory lmportant aid has tod | ine. Hamilton, of Maryland, and Governor | I¢ PPO*##s for a fre-proof building for the library, - . 8 Fare “ riieat = ‘ < . dat 7:30 p. m. een supp! he we . Governor Hamilton, of Maryland, a1 ern rede: the C: Fw a ee ae AN sd wee st to a wa Warent, D.D., and at7:30 p. mi. bY praiseworthy motive has prompted the foliowing | Binckourm of eeutacog, eee ae eae ne | to be erected east of the Capitol, between B Wiss poruse present tue same fur orth end Erst Capitol streets and Ist communication to Chairman Thompson, giving | Senate to-day. east and 2d street east; to be built according to the particulars of the robbery of Mrs. Jane Fw ‘The report that Senator Voorhees would speak ; o “ee ~y ham, the venerable and greatly esteemed widow | against the civil service bill drew. visitors te the | the plan of Architect F. Smithmeyer. ‘The sum of FRANCIS B. MOHTN, of Dunbarton street: at 7:30. p.m., . M.. a A is anpro we the construc r24-Im 1001 F, northwest corner 10th }.ain wudiencs room, whic t wi! be comfortabl. Wasursaron, D.C., Dec, 14th, 1882 | ees got the floor early, about twenty minutes | vy'tys Jone committer on elditionat necoee Trawedian, Tog Gis FIXTUREs.—2. B. BAUOKS. an By Haory, has returned, | Hon. Jno. W. THOMPSON, past 1; and the democratic side of the Senate pald | Won for the Mbraiy, aud Its presentstion te = ia be ° — ie Chairman Com. to Tavestigate Detective Force: | his close attention. Senate at this time indicates that the committee Supported by a specially se'ecte i company, under th CHAS Jn bebaif of Mrs. Jane Farnham, (wise THE QUESTION OF A HOLIDAY RECESS do not Intend to abandon the old scheme sor the apy v os 'y mS, the Q vane ss | sl ie ae nice uae jaw Tain), residing at 1103 M street north- | win pe gettied next week. Itis the evident desire | structurs. ‘The nct.on of the House dors net oF Wiki Hayden. H 1, Van’ A atraon ene Af, 1 tae, by’ Bisliop Martaew | west, 1 desire to’ make the following statement: | Will De se { the members of the House to take | CoUrse, bind the Senate, ané the bil! submitted by tal for 158 eee | Fro recortment Miteueli, Vaube & Co.'s Goods, Cor- | Smtt#0N, and at 7/30 pom. ee ld tee HD. | Durthyg the Garneld obsequies, one year ayo Lust | OFA majority of t pigs th until the arst | MF Voorhees will be pressed in the Seuate. The iy : nd 15 | siding Elder, “Suuday Kehool Sutetetomnt iouiey | September, when every member of Her family was | @ recess from the 234 of this month wi Mohawk Vales as —_— eveniny al5-20* Fury Taes. By KA AND BETHE, Wetnes tay” Matinee: DA WATERS a Wedusscay bven Runde. elk NE absent—the house being thoroughly locked and | Wednesday in Janu me Senate, however, Ex-Policeman Harbour Sentenced rae 5 = SI gainst int sion, as s| thoug! LWi i 10: long recess, y (c= THE COLUMBIA CO-OPFGATIVE BUILD- fastened against Tu: she usht—two | will probably oppose such a 4 & ord R THREE YEARS IN SIX CASES OF RECEIW> = ; . oa IMBIA C white men were seen by Mrs, Thomas Shepherd, | Senators say Congress can adjourn over Christ- | JAIL For “ * PLENXDID , 4steu FROM THE SPGING = ot ee fete eo STOCK in this | Tesiding on 12th street, near by, loiteri out | mas and Now Year's day, and this will be enough, | ING STOLEN GOODS, AND HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY Ss SPLENDID marae mashed SERGEY NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION con oo by apniys | he premises, and one of” them she saw ring the THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM BILIB. IN FIVE CASES. Se ebRa Te a a a Wok: MILBURN. Pransracrer, hig t auy of the Officers and directors, who are ain:ng | front Coor bell. This man she subsequently saw | 7.9 sn aications being that the Senatenext week | Joseph Harbour, formerly of the police force, ISTMAS NUMBE <COLN our mo-t prominent business men. "4 splendid op- | come from the house by the front door in a hur- as’ raided ntly by the deteo INCOLN HALL, portunity to eave. ioney and get int rect.on-same, | rled ways wiping the perspiration from his face, | will pass a civil service reform bill of some kind, | Whose house was ri ae aUESDAY LVEST DEC. 19, & U'CLUCK, i his wstoci+tion has several new features in the consti- | and adjusting. ‘his cuffs andcollar. When Mrs | the temper of the House 1s to wait until such a | ivesand a lot of stolen property recovered, was Ta STON OF Hee oe ee. J TORS oS Beet, Fagaham returned she found her house broken | nn jssent there from the Senate. The Kasson | before the Police Court this morning for sentenos pp ‘ iS aria ole pen, and desks, bureaus, secretaries, — ete. Jections not contained in the fc inst him. He wi : . per Sere AUTOR RANGES, ROBT. McMURRAY, Vice Freitene” | thoroughly ransacked, ‘The burglars had effected Pendicton bitvand as “petween the two the latter erore ‘hin court on Sieve Charges of Tweelving ‘ a Perce eet c, Sm Mpwect northwest, | an entrance, by means of @ jimmy, at the front | one has the better chance of getting through the | rtolen. goods ‘and hell wn ereke sie oa TED LOSDON KEW PROF. R-XYMOND Lit NeWoO GRATE>, M. P. CALLAN, ‘treasurer, basement door, forcing two large bolts, one at top | Fronse. cases were for recelving goods that amounted RATE SDON NE Subject: Whee we went, what w ‘ _ $35. 1th street northwest, | and the other at the bottom. The door at the he: —— “ ¥ STRATED LUNDON PLUMBING, % ey grand larceny, abd tbe others petit a STE NDON NEWS. MBING, CHAS. C. DUNCANSON. Secretary. of the first Might of stairs belng locked and botted, Judge Snell Imposed a sentence of six months Bach of sho Tare Colorel lates presented with these GENERAL JOBBING. DIRECTONE, ees northwest. | was Set Mote ee ee ee jull in each of the six cases in which the amount pumbers is by 3 mK Paiuter, WW. H. Goods, City’ Bost Offiee. Tull comma z i webu Tecelved was less than $35, making a term of three ernsclyes this ye bot i 4 % = E.G. r and desk was forced open and contents dum; : Pent <2 = “I anoES Of mie etree itm, yivania i HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Song Report Sih ant D steeee Reth weet. pon ‘the floor, the best_and most. valuable of | gration. A Chinaman Living in Pittsburg desirea | Years in Jull. The five canes cones were nes 1, dumb ofp sworth, grand jury under $1,000 titustrations from the moe | #fter Satur tay tue “ Fount howwetn, Sea ee Coote Ee AY | Which were taken away. She felt so badly at | togo to China and marry. He wanted to bring | &f#nd Jury, under. $1.00 in the six cases'end bond ; esar ince tee ee Seo ee 917 3INTH STREET. . Thowpsda, 5th snd M steeets nortliweat. losing, perhaps never to see again, so many heir- | his wife with him. ‘The Secretary decided he fixed at $1,800. renowned bi arn eae tors or siuuple black and | yee ROLLER SKATING KIN Banmateee 5 eda 4 . J. Mi scanty. & between, eet as new looms and valuable articles of jewelry, etc., that | not. He decided if he had a wife in China he fhite, are xwimirable.” Ato, 5 7 1 ell, ment Printing Offic Teen iberal China an ese onmena H NEW YORE AVENUE. esnethe Street, near Dupont Circle. ni ster ee Sone + she resolved to offer a liberal reward for their re- | could bring her here, but could not go to “<quusm Anrsrockacy."-A rollicking, jouy. FATE % a = Javea Goose eo Neg Fork apenve, turn. She had several interviews with Private | and marry and bring’a wife here, “qrish Aristocracy” Is the play next Dees 1s Muueations Ny Guay Coaneane Betrecin: This tepntit abd Fonersenith ehroots, SESE See CEIBED SETS THE How i tho tine to, coutiupnce tata REG tae bs | Gt too reads: Deri ee ee Ge renaED A Gattant Rescvz.—Under dateot Sitka, Alaska, | Hugh Fay and Billy Barry anpest in Ws ee ee eS Ga Mow CEEN BOR SHE GeiGGn: FACULTY taken tcaeetue op 9ny ting i fer ES ZF | doltars. 1p, the course of & few days the goods | October 8, Commander Merriman, of the Adams, | Cerietan’s reconstructed “Muldoon's Picnic — ure, . month, on which 21,000 can be purchased. ‘t_| were heard from. The possessors wanted, first of Teports to the Navy department that while moor- | no tions to literary merit, but it ts as Price 30 cents each per copy. To be obtained of all |, Amemblies Monday, Wednesday and Friday nichts | A LAXATIVE AND REFRE4HING FRUIT LOZENGE (Cer * ¥. comer ; ail, to be assured that no steps would be taken BY | te ship in the starboard quarter mooring | genuine hearty fun as ax egg istullor mest ‘and newsidealors. from 8 to 10, and Saturday afternoons, trom 2:0 to 5. | TAMAR FOR CONSTIPATION, HEMORRHOIDS, | Respectfully informs his friends that he be found Ame, or got into ce croton pion fast, the hawser trom the after chock = nn gg the droll humor THE Muzic by Weber's Orchestra. BLE, HEADACHE, CuKEBRAL CON- | at the Dry Goods House of samuel Ker, 939 7th street ne eee be Cg mong = ie S. i. Kase and tothe life, Since its last py a | Envagements of the King for approved purpoxes can GESTION, Bw. Follad ood at loweat pring, nent © serve them with | Thieves also, she concluded, against ier best fuses Fun Garonch tare acts and tt affords ae, -——- = === === i be made for the daytime or the uncecupied nights. dié}tNprEN Prepared by GRILLON. yes a > one hngers to make no attempt to have them | ©°l4, ‘Doots, great. or enjoyable character entertainment, ae JAPANES HAND DISELAY Ginmoin Cte tana Ce nciders dfs“ MEETING “Iam not fully advised as to all that passed be- mg? Tamed, has becn ervated, and te the wood | JAY GOULD, 421 974 STREET, BETWEEN D) “" wigg BRED POULTRY AND PIGEONS, Facu to de Paris, HERDIC PHAETON COMPANY tauial ena cas See ee ae ae Of Mr. Joseph J. Sullivan, tt is made quite a ‘ o aud Ests.. che square from veunaylvania avenue. | By ihe Ce irene i c » WhO Sub- Ble one. Supporting company Ys one NEzelis, Lanier ‘Fane Decorative Pieturey Hor | MARYLAND POULTRYAND PIGEON CLUB, rue Wil be held on e sequently produced the goods and received her which but little fault could be ery, ete. Also, new XrnayOarda meray ictures.ute. o4 | Raine Hale routliwest coruer of Baltiwore street and | GpILLON sculike: Pills ena tue osual puere- pn a eae ee mkt weiitie. ‘amar— TUESD: ‘make tement other mott ij Lecou:ber 2, 12, 23, 25, 30, 188: tives—is ag.ceanie to take, and never pro- oe: NS Op ch eee, than that of putting the committee In Tickets Chibtcen, ore, ticket Ibe., ‘two 23c., ten $1. duces trritation, A.D. 1888, at 12 o'clock ni le office of the said of the rob! - ——— one tie) vy, five $l Gompany, come ‘northwest FFpRADDOCE HOUSE GAT. GREEN'S MANSION | “Open distal Lim. ‘fucmefier daily from 9 am. to Sold byall Druscists, ob-thet. waest in. | ompany, commer 10th ani Est pe Rigel te Shred B Alcxan “rin Va: Ficst clase Hotel newly fuz~ | 10 yea 12-1 5 iay be brought up at the meetin, a iabed nowated. ~Sates, $2 per day; $6 1038 per | _ ; eck. Barsnd iiiiard roorrs have been aded. Deairsbie | “OLONEL ROG! RS AND PROFFSGON ANDERS APP 70 YOUR INCOME. PALI, MEMBES OF THE ORDER oF coop Rome for rersons doing baxness in W: on, D. Cy ‘of Sew York, continue to give thr ADD TO YOUR INCOME. v1 Sd and A etrects th, NER & FALLS, Managers. a.D-FASHIONED V dit? INSTRUMENTAL | | Ciub13 of the MUTUAL TRVESTAES T CLUBS of northeast, ‘‘o-morrow Fvening at ‘floak fo attend WARK HOUSE, A BURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, | Every rvening in the studio at DAIVER'S, 1843 Penn- | fer# 22 Sree oe eee aly Prot | the services mene 20, and during which 2 et He hchicd iy Tarasce fie sas ia clad | 47 aula avout.” All areinvitod. ae-im GAIN PROVANONS AND STUCK ALSTOM CWC. 7. “ tow ps tof eo i i, G. W. C. T. em: execlieut board; cheerful eurrountiurs and | pc 9s UN EXHIBITION the bened bined etait Risie ccngorts "A very desirable place for tsiiien rm MARKETS E Rg, pekd sharehioifers Bock thersncngy tx neotes O-6* vartettof HENRY Aub BEE aoe treet. tasking | published before. lacy mews : 2. 626 F street northwest, one from. 7th street, and society personals. RCEY & ARMSTRONG, RFAL ESTATE | (tf m Obras core nis CBoice Oil, Fain ‘agents, Forestvile, Prince George's Con aty, Md.. | rcice Oli Fainting Suck ot earhanelag | Many Farms for sale = eee H = Picture Tepes, Riese xe