Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFficz OF THE CHIEF StawaL Ovricrr, 1 Warnrsetos, D.C.. Dec. 23, 1982, 9:32 ami For the middle Atiantic states, fair weather, southwest to northwest winds, slight changes 10 temperature, higher barometer. Special Weather jottne A FATH SUNDAY INDICATED. ‘The chief sicnal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press:—The Barometer is lowest on the New England coast and highest in California. Rain preval districts east of the Mississippt river, followed by elearing weather in the southern, middle states Qnd the Ohio valley. Rain or snow continues In Kew England. Cloudy weather in the lake region. Phe following stations report one inch or over Of rainfall during the past 24 hours: Jaekson- | New Huven, 1.05; Roseburg, L22 The | fallen about 10°%n the lake re- | issourt and thence southward to It has risen slightly in New Eng- | risen from 10° to 2° inthe upper Mis- | Hey, Northwest winds continue in New | England and southwest to northwest winds pre- Yall ig the Inge region, the middle and southern | States’ The fOllowing special temperatures were Feported at 3 p. m. yesterday: Washington, 40°; Nortolk, 4! Atlanta,5°; Jackson- ra 899; ©; San Diezo, 65°." Tne indleations are fair we «ther will prevail ou Sunday | and southern states and the Ohio valley, with slight changes tu temp-ratare. = Mrs. THOMrsoN ts ¢e'er: | ned to sell hatr goods if prices will do tt, P waves for § 1 So pretty, Str You Arr F 9h and E sin roast, broid. & first floor. PICKLED OvsTéRs Boned Turke vs xt “hristmas at Fussell’s, aw YEAR Carsixe Caps in great. variety at Mo n & Du art publish 05 and 807 D Street. Over 100 fin Lace Fichns, worth from Bows “Excelsior,” 804 7th. For Hearts use Pen: nla coxe, Fussew’s Ick Cuyaw and Charlotte Russ, Borriep Goons. Wines All gu: street. Old whiskles, brandy, rum and | ateed pure, at Thirp’s, 813 F | Notice the elegant styi & Co.’s windows are deco! e that George F. Timms with art novelties from Momnicon & DuvAL, So and 807 D Street. “ar” and “Scrap Pictures” See arty. J. dav Goutp. Prayer Rooks, rosares, &., at Bre @lic Booxsiore, 6129: AX old colored man named Frazier Bennett cone | tributed $3 to the coffers of the Pollee Court to- i day for firing a piste! within two hundred yards of | adweiling-uouse. Tue old man ebimed that he | as shooting at chicken thicves, but the evidence Was against him. nan’s Cathe strest northwest. Feesn Wea ‘ound steak, 11 eholee rib roast, porter house, 15 join se. F. P. Hughes’ market, cor. 8th and N sts. nw. vt prices, 7147th st. Warr? To Nyez, 61 N. Bultimore, | for pricsof sm ygtaplilc outs. Any One can take pi i A Dozex Cabinet Puotos, with a thirteenth, Painted, $3. Only ®, 1109 Pa. ave. Kemethy’s Gallery. Houpay Pi | Poeketdooks, ¢ | Cigar ease | horse Dlankets—at Kaeessi’s, 425 7th streetand 904 | F street = Ai SEND the Dollar Wrexty Star | Page paper—for a year to a frien | git. dollar. $8 Gattoy, 5c. quart | ler and Lanier McKee; in geometry, |S. Smith; in algebra, Victor Kauffmann, A. H. | McCormick, jr., and J. Clarke McGuire; in arith- | grammar. to B. N. Ricketts; in spelling, to C. 8. INTERESTING EXERCISES. Christmas holidays were held at the school room The usual exercises at the closing of the | of District Government Affairs. ‘THE STOFPAGES AGAINST SUNDRY EMPLOYES the District government, which induced Con- troller Lawrence to notify the Commissioners to yesterday. A good company of parents and | suspend payments to parties against whom it was friends, including a considerable number of for- | alleged that iMegal allowances had been made, mer puplis, was present. Messrs. Frank T. and I. W. Goodhue acted as judges of the com- petitive speaking and map drawing, and pre- miums were awarded as follows: For speaking, G. McLean; for map drawing, to John A. Buch- metic, to Victor Kauffmann, John G. Tilton, Walter G. Peter, R. H. Tyler, F. Edson, F. Gal- laudet; In penmanship, to Edmund Talcott, Snowden Ashford, H. P. Blair, Basil N. Ricketts, W. G. Peter. J. G. Tilton, E. F. Gallaudet and Denison Gallaudet; in Latin grammar, to Basil N. Ricketts and Victor Kauffmann; in Greek Smith, Harry J. Teller, and Milton Lambert. After the distribution of premiums. Mr. Wight, the principal r some rosewood speech by school, and a response b iia as ei “The Free Bridge Question.” To the Editor of Tae NING STAR? An article with the above heading in THE Sran of ast Thursday informs us that there are still obstructions in the way of a free bridge across the Potomac at Georgetown. After ail that has been done by the courts to settle the question of ownership in the piers upoa which is supported the miserable, old. rotten aqueduct ucture there are still difficulties and obst tions sufficient to work ruinous and able delay, if not ultimately to defeat the people most Interested in this question of their lity, are our common enemies; the yery rties who are now claiming ownership and are In confiiet over this old aqueduct structure. The people must continue to pay tell, and affer, and wait, until these gentlemen ‘shail settle ther quarrel and decide how the money that a generous Congress has given the people or the ereetion of a bridge on another site hall be divided among themselves. And ther question. Who are Messrs. Lacey and ypherd and Graham, who are assuming Oo engineer this business? Haye _ they had delegated to them by the people of Alexandria county powers plenipotentiary to bring this quarrel to a successfui issue and force 1e people into their views? They seem to be noraat of the fact that Congress made an ap- propriation and authorized the building of a bridge at the “Three Siste and of the further fact that set ighths of the people of the county want the bridge at that point. It is the natural and proper place for a bridge, and had it not been for the otficiousness of these gentle- men onthe one hand and the eupidity of the lessees of the Alexandria aqueduct on the other. we should have longsince had a structure well on its way at that point. Here, we are told. a read could he constructed through a beautiful and picturesque country with an easy grade of not more than a foot to the mile, and at a very trifling cost. This is the road that would be wiiversally preferred and traveled by the citi- zeus of Falls Church and beyond. Congress had better pass a law of condemnation of the Aque- duct bridge, pay the lessees what is right, and no more, und set it on fire. After possession is had of the piers it will cost twice as much to build a bridge there as at the Three Sisters, on rights. Too long already lave ow ‘a defrauded of these rights. And!| whom? By parties. who have Interest In common with us, and who. in | ¢, Browning, H. Randall Webb (former pupils), to tied tn the | to Snowden Ashford, Henry P. Blair and Phineas | decker, $62.50. | } embrace forty-one employes, and the amounts e different: ‘administrations. of the Comm! stoners is as follows: Under Commissioners Phelps, Dent and Twining, $7,772.60; do., Dent, ana iyuscen WiC, i ese konets aE er, 3 = ” “The Commitssioners will endeavor to arrive at an adjustment with the controller in ime for the monthly payment in oon asenn to Charles | the present, Judge Lawrence withholds action. — Maryland News. Three orphan children who had been placed in farmers’ families in Charles county have been taken back to New York by Mr. Hughes, the ae of the institution that sent them into Maryland, an investigation having convinced him that they Were ill treated-and not provided with proper food and clothing. They had been made perfect little slaves. Daniel Sullivan, of Melrose, Carroll county, died of heart disease on Wednesday, while rid- ing in a vehicle with his brother from West- minster, where he had been attending court. His brother supposed he was asleep, but it proved to be the sleep of death. He was but 43. years oid, and leaves a wife and twelve chil- dren. In the Elkton court on Wednesday Miss Mary Bachtel was awarded averdict for 2800 damages ayainst the Philadelphia, and Baltimore Central Railroad company tor being compelled to walk a mile in ice and snow, near Port Deposit, in 1881, | in consequence of the railroad being blocked by an ice gorge. Arthur Preston, the colored man in Belair Jail under sentence of death for the murder ot Mary ast April, has become penitent under the ions of the Rev. James B. Craighill, and expresses great sorrow for his crime. The execution takes place on Friday, the 19th of January. Prof.A.F. Fletcher.superintendent of the Poto- mac mine of the Montgomery County works, has been testing a process for removing the gold m the copper plates on which the precious metal settles after passing through the orushers. Mr. Alexander Jones, living near Belair, has lest four of his children from diphtheria. The last victim was a boy 11 years old. The bereaved parents have now but one child re- maining. John Summers, colored, charged with shoot- ing Capt. Henry Arnold én the Chesapeake & Ohio canal about a month ago, has been com- mitted for the action of the grand jury of Alle- gany county. The pastorate of St. Paul’s Reformed chureh, ‘Westminster, is vacant, Rey. John G. Noss hay- ing been called to the Silver Run and Pleasant Valley charge. The public schools in Havre-de-Grace have been. closed temporarily on account of small- | pox, and the Aberdeen school on account of scarlet fever. Mr. Reigel, telegraph operator at Belalr, has Invented an electric motor that turns a 6-inch Wheel at a velocity of 250 revolutions per minute. Mrs. Sarah Benson, colored, was killed at Havre-de-Grace, Monday, by atrain on the Phila- delphia, Wilthington and Baltimore railroad. The troubles of the Manchester U. B. church have been settled, and $500 raised toward the payment of the eliurch debt. Havre-de-Grace holds its municipal election the first of January. Virginia Items. Rey. G. H. Gilmer, of Darnestown, Md., has accepted an Invitation to resume the pastorate of Draper's Valley Presbyterian church, Wythe county, Va. account of the greater span of the river at that | point. If Congress wants to do the right thing by the people and settie this question, let them pt th jation_ot Mr. Abert, and | repriate an_ additional 260.000 for the ‘sub- stantial iron bridge proposed by him at the Three Sisters. It will be a saving of money in absolutely und World for the northwest. Exrra Streves for katt Jack corner 7th ant B stre Ip You Neep wines, Ijuors, or cortials for the Bolidays, bs sure and get ustin at Xander’s, 99 fnd 911 7th street, He guarautees purity in every fespect. S, at Auerbach Come, Cour, Come, to the “Christmas Bazaar,” th Street. ind you will find the of jetures, books, pioture frames, Chris ords, Wel boxes and fancy boxes of all kinds, bisque ures, and other noveitte gain we Invite you, eonie 10 the “Christm.s B: 404 Th street, Iso. SurrH soys that the finest display of hol!- @ay goods, embracing steel engravings, chromos, , Christinas cards, | Jewel toxes, dress s, Japanese panels, porcelain ares, pleture fraines, and the at Vee 916 7th street. A Max wir Few Worps; but a great many Qne oysters, steamed, roast, bro!l, hal-shell, & all selected. Jolmson’s oyster sdicon and restaw Fant, 9h street, near E Ladies saloon first floor. Arsrcrn’s optician store open tomorrow and Christa, Hor SpaixG crystals and gold-flled bracelets. oS. ‘CITY AND DISTRICT. Condensed Locals. An assignment was yesterday made by Walter 8. Brown of his stock of goods at Nos. 211 and 21134 Pennsylvania avenue southeast to B. Ben- jin Earushaw. No schedule of debts or assets return. J.C. Allen, M.E.G_H_P., last evening, in Eureka Chapter, installed the following appointed of- fivers of the Grand Chapter: W. A. Short, N GPs. BR. Busiaby Ball, No. 2, GM. GM 21V.; Ale L Stoddard. Gs. A colored man named Sidney Despert was seatenced to W days In fail, by Judge Snell to- day, for cutting at a white man named Jas. | Finch with a razor. Finch stated that the | trouble bean over a seven up. | The Wisconsin republican association has | elected the following officers: President, Gen. | Starkweather Capt. B. fi Towne and Neale; secretary, W. E. | Colladay: tre J. Little; delegates to natfinal assvciati Heath and b. J. Waters. ‘The qucen of oll dolls was sold yesterday for $135. Meny persons tay remember it by the brie ant Rune stones and the red Duchess lace over- | dress it wore wii on exuibition In Noot’s win- | an—a large etght- | ef—fOF a year to @ frie asa New Year's one dollar. Christmas and the Kindergartens. The leeture room of the Metropolitam Presby- | them, and both were sentenced to death. the end. as a bridge on the piers of the Aque- duct will cost before completion £300,000. Nous VERO! Reat Estate Traxsr hive been recorded as follows: 5. G. Hillyer, parts 20 and 21 sub. of sq. 93 29,000. L. M. Tay to You: lot 6, sq. B. G. Crawtord to B. Leonard, £925. W. H. Cole to same. part L. D. Turvey to W.G. Rabbitt. exttie & Hawkins’ addition, $500. | . W. Shockey to § A. Stearns, lot 2, sq. James M. Marvin Z. owers, subs nd 37, 8q. 8H. Fry to Jno. S. Miller and F. 8q. 566; $2,500. iter, pt. 4, sq. h et al. to C. B. C.J, Hillyer to | | v, pt. J and 1S, 500. T.S. Stone ct al. to H. M. B 686; $900. John H. Walker to C. . lot 28, Bq. 220; Warn ttit et al, lot 78, ‘The Courts. Court IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Green ys. Lake & farbell; argued and submitted. United States vs. Morrill; dis- missed and appeal set aside. Adjourned until January 2. Crrcerr Covrt—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Benger vs. Bean, et. al.; verdict for plaintiff for $75 and costs.’ McCullough vs. Groff; submitted to jury. Equity Courr—Judge Hugner. oo Potter ys. Potter; sale confirmed nisi. Porice Covrt—Judge Snell. To-day, Sidney Despert. colored, assault on Jas. Finch; %) days in Jail. Frank Queen, col- ored, vagrancy; 90 day: The Peltzer Hrothe Death. The trial of Leon and Armand Peltzer for the murder of M. Bernays was concluded in Brus- Sentenced to | sels yesterday. The brothers were found guilty on all the counts in the indictment against After sentence had been pronounced Leon Peltzer, whose face betrayed no emotion, said: “I have what I deserve, but in the case of my brother the Jury commit a judicial crime.” Armand ap- peared greatly dejected. Rousing himself for amoment he cried out, “May the curse of my little girl fall upon the beads of the jury.” The jadge declared this speech of Armand’s infa- mous. The prisoners were then removed to the prison. Tveman for whose murder the broth- ers Peltzer are to be executed was Guillaume Bernays, a lawyer, and the woman in the case was his wife. Armand Peltzer fell in love with her, and was a constant visitor of the family. until the husband, made jealous by the gossip of the servants, forbade hin the house. Ar- mand then induced his brother Leon. who was acierk in New York. to return to France to assist him in the murder of the jealous husband. Leon went to Antwerp. fitted up an apartment terlan church was well filled last evening with witness the Christmas festival of the Capitol Hill Kindergarten. Tue little “kinderyarteners” were in the happlest frame of mind, and their songs and pretty little games were un well done. The children from the Georgetown industrial school were Present as cuests, and a pleasant feature of the entertainment was the appearance before the Kittle orphans of a sinall Santa Ciaus—a little ‘sarten boy—with a sleigh loaded with | 8, which were distributed among the de- Py ited orphans, While all the little ones did Well, perhaps the piano solo by little Zoe Farrar fs deserving of special mention. The kindergarten schools of Mrs. Louise and Mary R. Pollock held a Christmas enter- ment in the lecture room of the Congreza- ehureh last evening. After the rendition of program. the children presented gitts of their @wn manufacture to their parents. Then zifts from the Christmas tree were presented to a +Bumber of little children who had been sent by the associated charities. The entertainment was Sreatly enjoyed by all present. well supplied with arms, and then going to Lon- don wrote to M. Bernays, enclosing a retaining fee of $100, over the signature of Henry | Vaughn, and asking fora private interview in the Antwerp apartment. The lawyer, easily en- | trapped, was shot dead, and Leon, clasing up the room, left the body where it lay. Then, persuaded by his brother, Leon wrote a letter to the authorities under his assumed name, and described what he called an accident, resulting in the death of M. Bernays. The police soon | Identified Henry Vaughn’s handwriting as that of Leon Peltzer, and the two brothers were brought face to face. Their own mother vir- tually convicted them bythe exclamation: “Two sons, two murderers! Armand has abused Leon’s weakness, and all for that woman!” pest Hamano ia ke Jonas Hefner and Alfred Sigman quarreled about one cent near Newton, N. C., yesterday, and Hetner drove a knife into Sigman’s head, two Inches of the blade breaking off and re- maining in the wound. Sigman will die. In the Hudson county circuit court at Jersey City yesterday, Hugh Sutherland, of Whitehall, N. J., secured a verdiet for $1,000 against the Jersey City and Bergen horse railroad eom- se ee Ameatcan Lecion o- Hoxor. — Economy Council, No. 580, American Legion of Hon- er, has elected the following gentlemen gsoficers fur the ensuing year: Commander, ©. C. Ketcham: vice-commander, Geo. T. Has- orator, Edward J. Dowlinz; secretary, Chas. A. Barker; collector, Aug. 8. Boernstein; treas- rer, John G. Cook, Jr.; chaplain, Frank Hunt; warden, W. Lochboelher, , Robert pete —_ merely ee and made especially interesting by an elaborate Bees san the Ristory and “gress of the order bee ts, Institution, in "79, "by Col Aug. 8. _ Pouiceames Rewannep.—Agent King, on be- “e Spo ald Lang esterday & over Gessford the sum of $10 ra Teward to poten ct tn pact ice in capturing John Mills, colored, who in in a fit of passion, knocked a horse's ‘out with a stick and pre ten Lalog — Washington. Ss . Last July, while riding on a car, he twas thrown Off, and had both arms and. Me WwE DE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE Stops hawking. snuffing, running nostrits, poisonous mucous drippliug in the throat, and pains over the eyes, purifies the breath and restores the yoice, taste, smell andhesring. Ap for Caterra apd all | county, was burned to de: tdison electric light 1s to be introduced in the Miller school, in Albemarle county, and perhaps into the University of Virginia. The wife of Mr. Samuel Hill, ot Aceomac afew days ago by her clothes taking fire from an open stove. Over 13,000 stock cattle have been carried to Fauquier county from southwest Virginia and Tennessee since September 1. Prof. Hart, formerly of Richmond. has been ted professor of English in the Mississippt | Asricultural College. = Frank Laird, a brakeman on the Richmond and Alleghany railroad, fell from acar Satur- | day night and was killed. The steam saw-mill of A. J. Huffman, in Pace ony was destroyed by fire last Tuesday night. A convention, representing the Virginia Bap- tist_ churches, is to meet in Richmond Feb- uary 27. John T. Hicks, for many years manager of the Waverly House, Culpeper, Va., died Saturday. —— MURDERS IN THE PENNSYLVANIA Coat. Te atons.—Intelligence has been received at Wilkes- barre, Pa., of a terrible outrage which occurred at Eckley on Wednesday eveni: A party of | ians were enjoying themselves in one of | their neighbor's houses when a crowd of Irish- men entered and kicked upa row. The Hun- garians were too much for them and cleared them out. The Irishmen subsequently returned, armed to the teeth, and surrounded the house. The Hungarians were not aware that enemies Were about, and when one of them went out on | his way home he received a shot from a gun and fell dead. ‘The next person to emerge from the house was a man and she too received a arze of shot inthe breast and arms and is y fatally injured. She lies ina critical condition. The murderers are unknown. ——_—_—_-+.____ Forty infantry soldiers at Tampico, Mexico, after a desperate fight with the guard yesterday, escaped. Capt. Burgos was killed. “One lieu. tenant and several soldiers wete wounded: A detachment of troops pursued the deserters. Half of them were captured, and will be shot. A Times-Democrat's Starkville (Miss.) special says that F. L. Jones, who murdered Thomas J. Jones on July 3 last, was hanged at Louisville, Miss., yesterday, in the jail yard. Only afew persons were allowed to witness the execution. Lieut. Harber telegraphs from Yakutsk that he has arrived there with the eleven bodies of Lieut. De Long and his companions. Mayor King, of Philadelphia, has issued a proclamation prohibiting the blowing of horns, ringing of bells, gongs, ete., in the streets of that city during the coming holidays. The industrial census of Philadelphia shows that there are 10,000 establishments with 222,652 operators. This is an increase of 2,000 establish- ments and of 50,000 persons employed since the cen of 1880. C UTICURA RESOLVENT. 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Tn Chi the | pending sult in which Samnel J. Tilden Pye ae ‘was put ina fair way of final settlement iy. Theease is this: 8. J. Tilden, Henry and Adrian Aza- lon were trustees in the old Obioand Misaissippt railway, of which the @hi and Aiton is the successor. In 1876 cestam stockholders began action against the trustees; claiming that the pohaeked eg lec Sire by extravagen ite agement. rerday, agreement, a stipu- lation was filed that the case be referred to Judge Emmett, of New York; his decision to be final and to be abided by both parties. ————o- —____ Tue RICHMOND GRAVE RopBERs PaRpoxep.— Governor Cameron, of Virginia. has pardoned Messrs. Smith and Meredith, the students at the Richmond Medical College, and Chris. Baker and Cwsar Roane, colored, the parties con- victed of the charges in connection with the re- cent grave robberies. The whole medical faculty united in petitioning for the pardons, which were issued Friday afternoon and the parties released. —— Tue New York Sunpay Law Insvnetroy.— Argument was had yesterday in the superior court in New York on a motion to make perma- nent the injunctions restraining the police from preventing “sacred” concerts on Sunday, and from interfering with museums, aquariums and several storekeepers under the Sunday closing clauses of the new penal code. Decision was reserved in all the cases. ——_—_+. A Lecky T skaru OreraTor.—W. C. An- derson, a telegraph operator at La Chute, Can- ada, received a cable message from Edinburg, Scotland, Thursday, announcing that he w residuary legatee to the Cameron estate for $750,000. Anderson’s mother was a Cameron, and at the time le was born his uncle was ona visit to this country, and he then. promised to remember the boy in his will, which he has so generously done. +o Ws NTED—HELP. eet LORED TO DO DINING- Houeewort. 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Cloth fo: willed Pu Ladies' Cloaking € Moquette, aud Sw; , Lace C Table Linens, Nupk: Black Cashmeres 5 Bluck Col Li Ladies’ 5-4 Cloth, all colors. Ladies’ All Wool Suiting, 250. BEST TWO-PLY CARPETS, 8 CENTS. C. M. Towson, 420 (96 PENN-YLVANIA AVE: = South Side, CITY ITEMS. Dr. Buil’s Cough Syrup Positively cures Coughs, Colis, Sore Throat, ete. Oaly 2 cents a dott Send the Dollar WEEKLY STar—a lirso elght-page paper— for a year to a friend as a New Year’s gilt. Only one dollar, : ‘The Quieting, rest-procuring qualit! well as the far-reach- ing and powerful curative effects of Ayer’s Cherry. Poctoral, render it the very best remety known for lung diseases. Coughs. Brown’s Bronchial Troches are used with ad- vantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Thro it, Hoarse- pess and Bronchial affections, Price, #5 ets. a OX. Miss Ella Ward, 611 G street southwest says: “After suffering from General Debility Brown’s Iron Bitters re— Stored me renewed health and vigor.” Mighest Prize Port Wine. The best wine in the country, that took the highest preminm at the Centennial, 1s Speer’s Port Grape Wine, which has become the most eclebrated product of New Jersey. This wine and his P. J. Brandy are now being used by physictans everywhere, who rely upon them a8 bing tue Purest tobe had. It is unsurpassed for weakly females and ald people. A by the best Firth Avenue Society as an eveing social wine. Perfect Buckwheat Cakes in three minutes can be mace by using Hecker’s self-raising Buckwheat. Hecker’s self-raising Nour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minut s with- out yeast or baking powder, and without setting touse. For sale by A Pure and Effective Hair Dressing. Cocoaine, a compound of Cocoanut Ol, besuu- fles the halr and 18 sure to allay all Itching and ir Titation of the scalp. The superiority of Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts cons! eet their perfect purity and strength. eoiw: The Safest Way. The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker’s Hair Balsam, whien ts deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness, Good Advice. Nearly all the ills that afiiict us can be pre- vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kifneys in perfect working order. There is no medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker’s Ginger Tonle. Forty Years? Exverience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for thelr children, It Felleves the child from pain, cures: ntery and jarrhoea, gripin; in the bowels and wird colle. By giving health tothe child itrests the mother. Price 25 cents a bottle. n,W.3 Catarrh of the Bladder. Stinging irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary complaints, cured by “Buchu-patba.” $1. ‘Trinders? Lacto Phoshate of Lime and Cod Liver Ol, the best remeay known for coughs, colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat, breast and lung affections, ‘Alderney Dalry Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-Ib. “Ward” printa 50c. per ib Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mili, fc. perat. Cream, ic. pint. BARBER. On Eridey, », December 22, 1882, at 3 o'clock a. m., ROSETTA BARBER, in the éighty- eighth year of her age, in the full triumph of faith. ‘uncral will take place from the 19th-street Baptist church, on Sunday, December 24th, at 3 o'clock p. m. Relatives and friends are Respectfully’ invited to t- tend. [Ak on ppecemaber 2ist, 1882, lexandria papers please copy. CROSS. At his reside ince George’s at 6 o'clock a. m., near Adelphia Mills, county, Md:, LLOYD CROSS, in the eighty-ffth year of ues ‘The funeral will take lace from No. 1823 K street eee 4 ‘aro ros vd : Titerment at Glenwood cemetery - py FERGUSON. Friday, Decemi 224, 1 m the ainsiennth year of hin ave, JOHN i, sou of Allte und late Jobn Fenruson, Fur from his mcther’s residence, 1121 B street southeast, Sunday, December Ha, 330. m. GAVIN. On December 224, JOH VIN, a native of county Galway, ireland, fa the forty-soventh ‘year o! y mT uncral vill take place from his ate residence, No.1264 Twontyethind etreet ocrihwest, Buuday afternoon et oa Hy stives and friends are invited to E MERILLAT. ETTA, wife of Charles E, Merillat, in TEouiteinvitedio attend a - RILEY, On Thursday, December 21st, 1882, FLOR- EACH oungact ‘duugiier of Audvew %: aud’ Ada By 7 aged one Fear snd one mouth. Dearest she has left us. Forab Trai and hep ‘home; Funeral Sunday, ber 24th; 1882, from her pa- Petry ea iy RR A pei 2 earn ROR TNE eae from late fo hgreed ‘No, 1408 Sixth Gasstisuna' cou cor ‘at 10:30 am. JANTED— 0 RENT FOUR ROOMS, COM- fortably furnished, cas an’ heat, two lance und sual, rent not to czceed $30 ver mouth, in the guborhood of 1 aud 14th streets. Address 0. or WAXED -BY 4 GENTLEMAN, PERMANE pleasant room, with or vithout boa ecesexchanged. Add-e-s M. C. V room in the no the city. Sddress F, & ANTED—BY JANUARY Ist—TWO FUENIS Mmunicating roome, with board, tor man, wife ear Old child. Address, with terms, i, V HASE A HOUS™ AND LO’ 001, and for which I can e3 change a vacant lot at $400, piano at $400, new. W. SMITH, 2327 Penu: FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR _RENT—4OUSES. RB RENT—! SISHED OR UNFURNISH D Foom at 450 M street northwest. at a! 10TH 8 ee ECE Foom, separately’ tion, Fe Le pa — HED SECOND- story front room in a priy: to HOM! Stirchices 493-3¢" gentlemen, for $15. R RENT—THREE OF FOUR ROOMS, PARTLY if desi: furnished ined, in it femily; new ; terms At TrdbTSch street wortne ‘west. 023-20" HR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE AND FINELY furnished rooms on the seccnd and third floors. front and baek, with ail conveniences. Also front par- or, suitable for & member of Congress. "T18 10th ot, northwest. a2i-st* Fx RENT—ON SECOND FLOOR, TWO VERY desirable communicating Rooms,” unfurnished, fronting north and south; every convenience: house firet-ciaas: at 2030 G street norihwest. aise? R R=NT—GOOD BOARD AND NICE ROOMS: st reasonable firures: finest location in the District. Only desirable parsons need apply. Two minutes from where everything isciean, quiet aud comfortable, this 1s smopportunity sridon resented. Inquire atstore north- Boundary eirets. dal St STREET NORTHWEST, pewly Furnished Parlor and Bed Room on first fioor; on secondone large front room with communi- catiyg room; modern improvemcnts; terms reason- en re bathroom, ina privat street nortuwest, EET, NEAR THOMAS asuiteof furnished rooms on secon elise; south front: private famil | with no other rooiners. Board,” if desired. Ap KENNED\'S Real Estate office, adjomine Bank. a18-2W RENTVERY E ROOMS WITH Table i & sulte or eingie. House newly fur- nished th-oughout. Large parior and bedroom th rent on first floor. Location desirable, 1012 14th str ‘0; posite Harnilton House. JOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, sceend fluor, southern front, with private bath, 1921 treet northwest FOR SALE—HOUSES. OR SALF— the northw PROPERTY IN §,uches on 16th ] JOR SALI 4 HANDSOME THREE. story press-brick front House, stone trimmings snd Steps, ten rcome, modrn throughout. in eplendid con~ ait th let 38x40 sirect and $5,500. Great bargain in jbnck front Hou d brick sta hborhood Also, two rooms, bath, gar aud water, located ys Lith street, near Ik, priee uew Dweili..z. near Dupont to suit purchaser: WE. a aa 804 F street. Le Droit Bu iding. AND LOT OF Ig ACR Boundary sna P streets northes ol revenue; good eight-room frame buuse, inke stable, good water. Inquire at 1243 Sth street KICK HOUSE, TO ce wht rocins, between 4t 13th Seud postal to WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS BY A RESPON ve mi Apply, or addres musbunc, Md. ws O RENT O} R sible party agmal. arm within” city, ina healthy locat! VAN HORN, Bi A PONY; Mi W #690 FOR TWO YEA 10 per cent per ann, quart each 22.83 dwettines, ae, with glass doors, $25; Ak Shelves, Yxis fect, with glass doors, $15, iv Ample, security, Be. Addi Box 104, 5 NTED— Ww W rae aac ted with superfluous huir toread this articie. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. This excesriv unnatural growth of hair on the fovuale face is the most onsihily, distiguring and au- novine of ali complexion b'¢ It grows on the upper ii tween the eycbrows, Ver tails to attract nt see it in the drs on the street vst barbar ne ne-rocnn, ction of this cbuoxious acids, plasters, (h gortel to with ty in rease the gro is Any suffer this eMliction y thi se hairs 1 « they wil nerve: Dk. VAN DAC -tologist. is please’ to an- athe has pertecied 2 ti in the world) that will permancutiy and fo ye superfluous hair. The doctor operates (pn every separate hair aud compleitly destroys the TO te. is indeed one of the greatest modes ies, and is sure and certuin to accomp) ved result. Dr. Van Dyck cau take the mest hairy and by his method free it as completely from hair as thatof ay infant's ies, if you have this unci cht don't negect it another day ene men? (and the 1 seienti ¢ complexion blem- ‘but consult Dr. Van id have it forever removed. now, &: on'y Dr. Van vi nS Lit: street z m. to7 p. ‘Thursduy, Fridey snd Saturday, a1 Al e dou, sk.nend hair ‘blem'-hes #: treated. loctor can be cousulted dnzi mas week as usual, and will rei Day. UES RELINED AND rated: fur Jobbing of every SNINGHAM, formerly with Office, 811 H sireet northwest, lescription. "MISS. CU Mr. B. H. Stinemetz. y As'TED—LADIES iN THE DRESSMARING depactment and experts in cutting to cail and see Mcody’s pertect taLor system in dress cutting, from ehoulder to floor, ding eeeves. No worthless 1 Xact fit withont a chenze to be A xiri twelve years old can learn this system. It is the most simple ever invented: . Mp. WASHINGTON, 1211 Penneylvan: J ANTED—S! VENTY-FIVF SHOW TURKEYS, to be raffled on the 2ist, 224 and 23d, 2m oyster depot, 1220 E etreet northwest. WIS. a21-3t* VANTI'D—5,000 PAIRS OF SLIPPERS TO Stamp, 10-ceits per pair: tidys, towels, &c., for 8 cents; splashers, 10 cents; vinctishions, 5 n't trust your work to ew beyiuners, who PRINCE, Practical Siainver, aw G—EASIEST, Witn “penman: G. W, HOWE, 1030 7th street, c5-eo3m, V Fit LE A) outlines, ouly daub only daub your 009 Faixeet. ANTED—HOWE'S BOOKKEEPI best. Montus of study gavea. ship, etc., $3 a month, 28-30" tED—IM POSIT IN ON LADIES, BY PAR- yling thenivelves Stampers, in charging for e dsubs, stopped in adopting these prices, Dy PRINCE, 1009 F etreet:—Wall epianhers, new deaiens, Outlines, Se. ; Flannel Sairts, Scents per m Centers, 10c. per pair. n23-Iim PHOLSTERY WOAK OF ANY DE- A. H. CHASE & BRO. Next to City Post Othice. Ci ANING WITH- ing or iujury to your carpets, Orders by Louisiana avenue. A, H. CHACE ED—CARPETS TO CLEAN BY THE AUTO- Process: the best in the world; no in- Orders by telephone or othar- Ww TIN & HOEKE, carpet dealers, 801 Market Space. jy V ANT: D—L, RICE, 490° MAINE AVENUE southwest, Cleans Carpets better, with less wear end tear, thun ‘any other firm in the city. Mattresses remade; Feathers renovated; Furniture sieamed. Or- ders by telephone, ml WANTED 5.70, AVROUNCE THAT JOHN & 2 _ oon sd Serer aranae. ET missioner of” Deeds for Every State and Territory, U. 5. “Comminconer, Examiner aud ‘Ni ‘Always in ofticefromY a.m. to p. Tm. m2 WANTED YOU TO KNOW THATISELLA FIRST. claea Tailor-made Second-hand Suit, much better and agreat deal cheaper than @ common new suitcan bebought, at JUSTH’S OLD STAND, No. 619 D street northwest. N. B.—New Clothing we sell cheaper than anywhere. janid oT telephone. BKo. aN matic Steam ‘out whiy: 63 jury to the a io eat fi GLETON Hs KERY nl onportunity for a Address 1112 D A BALGAIN—A VAK -D DA Wexon, used but Little, made to onder in the owner has no use for game. Als), Pair’ ci Apply to GODEY LIME KILN. A CHIC gpod con kat 2014 1 street care. To peracna who appreciate a cood home, | ‘and basement | Rh RENT—NEW BRICK, 6@.POOMS AND BATE, ESSmae eee pes street. OR RENT. NEW MODERN BRICKS, CE cocoupancy January ist. Rent, $00. a X, 920 F street northwest. ae R RENT—ONE OF THE MOST CONVENIENT Py eR ee ae month; wir in kitchen; conveniences Line of street carson 14th and Boundary aireets 42-4 POR BENT FURNISHED —A HANDAOME KENT. auriciiy private famiiy only Taos PSISHeR & \ rat . J. FISKE CO TSF street north went “22-68 FSE RENTS NEW VEN-ROOM house GF Anacostia; large yard. &o. Low price ‘aus tenant. Apply or address H. A. GRISWOLD, Ana- contin, DG 22-6 7i8 WH STREET NoRt east, containing eight rooms, with all modern con. Ky next door. Yenienorw. M."M. KOHRER, 921 S21-3t TORY BRICKS, all ne'ern im- N1—DWEI LT ner of 18th; 12 rooms, inents. Inquire bt 1733 a2-2wkeolw modern iiuproves street norchweets ‘OR RENT— AV W House, Batinecsen map moorthwescern part of City. | Also.» stato aud carziwo house in wane sections Lnguire at 718 15th street northwest. 18-60" = ENOID TRUCK FAO, weicht acres, dwell Mjoining fair erounds. Apply to Dr. LM. TY 1M street ais OR RENT—1110 TL STRYET NORTHWEST. & ne three-story and back building 13-room -heuse, out Residence, with all modera conveniences, With, stable of lot: house faces governuent zi the moat desirable in the city farther partie apn'y te THOS. J, . » 1824 Fstrect northwest. dls Ot SE OF 16 ROOMS, con ede of the city, tamily for three months be yurnlehed of $30 uufur- all modern improvements end ap is of street cars, surrounded by ; modern Apply to A. 5. 9 Cor. 16th and M, 12rs.840.80] 3 Lares stshie 40200 HOUSE 1513 KHODE ISLAND AVE: near Scott statue. Inquire 14th etree, FOR RENT--STORES. OR RENT—FIRST FLOOR, 1115 F STREET northwest, suitable for store or oftices, DANENHOWEK & SON, 3 1226 F street ‘thwest. SSO :S FOR R ENT-MISCELLANE( US RENT—A STABLE FOR FIVE HORSES Ix the northwestern part of the city. Inguire etroot norihwest. OK GETTING OUT ON | pita Hil, Thursday eve itu, go Ch | ewhers ame on firet pare. | rs wiveu to person leaving it at Star office. i | | Lostz08 DRCEMBER 28, IN THE carrTow 4 Grounds, $190. A reward of $25 will be judd and prog uentons teked if returned to JAMES AL FOSTER, 1409'S street northwest. 7 i ST—A LINEN CUFF, WITH SLEEVE BUTTOS L4 insame. A liberal reward will be julid if ret: 1304 hode Island avenue. ” INSTANT, IN SOUTH turee Account Books. ‘(he finde: | Nill be suitably reworded by ‘euvimy at my stall, ag | Center Market. HENKY SCHKOTH. 25-31 ON 10a STREET, OR F STREET TO | £49:h, a emall nize centieman's sik fuleh Uubrella. | The tind ‘tll be suitably ded by tS ie in suitably rewarded by leaviig wt Sad —TUtSDAY EVENING LAST, COMING rectown Drove Yari tothe Arsenal Point, Bullocks, one red Buffalo and one black Ox; alow tied Cow.” All cuarked with the letter Aon the aide, reward for information of their wheresboute. NDER, 905 Louisiana avenue northwest. RARE ARG sone and tiehly finished U rand Piano; rich © quailty: of tone: all modern | ih; ow ‘ ORGAN, case, two full sets of reeds aud’ in perfec cally; will be sold for $35, on easy pay- F. G. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania aveniie. JR SALE-RARE CHANCE— MAGNIFICENT, nearly new Squac- Grand Piano; handsome wood Case, carved lezs and_ivre;| containing all the modern smprovenzent st $400; owner nerds moncy and will ced for $175 cash. with cover and. stool: 1 uF MOUS. JAlno. a superb new Square Grand, of desizn, used very little, thut cost $650, for lulf cost, at $15 per month. Can be seen at Piano Exchange Hoetreet northwest. al6 is i a eee LI JOR SALE—GOLD AND SILVER FISHES Aquariums of all deseript No change of water seded for months. Something new and Leau 135 D street northwest. 5. SCHAFFER. dic-Im* For SALE, BRADBURY SQUARE GRAND PIANO, Beautiful Rosewood Case, Richly carved legs and lyre, and ful sweet quality of tone; used but a tew months by an artist end really as good as new. a20-6¢ {PROBABLY ON F STREET, A DARE Ldeil Umbrella with the owner's name engraved im binek letters on the white pear-shaped hiendie. Suites Die reward offered fcr its return to the Hamilton hovee, 22-2 1. A. SCRANTC ‘MONEY TO LOAN. TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE 8ECURI ™ sume to suit, at lowest retes of in’ leant eure and without delay, KOU . PHILLIPS, aa 1428 New York avende, JMO" Po Loan, ON REAL ESTATR, ATS AND 6 PER CENT} R. O. HOLTZMAN. nit 20th and F strvets morthwoat. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST. No delay where security is good. o18. im J OREX TO Loan. I have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, ta sums of from ‘$lvdand uals a eoeecra ety ‘Charges moderate. Nodelay. ’ 0. C. GREEN, ‘710 D street Borthewest, =) ») RB SALE—A LIGH 0 HOKSE VICTOKIA and, Convelpte ured. a shirt mo. Also, several new and second-hand Carriager. Promptly Attended toat JO.-N M. YOUNGS, S18 tn a aL gn OK SALE—IWENTY HEAD OF HORSES, JUST arrived from Greenbrier county, Va. ; three saddle Will bewo.d at B. H. WARNER, an extremely low ficure. Thisisa rare bargainands | _$e21 916 F street north wert. Eetecows se ‘ONEY TO LOAN, s] als-9t ¥.G. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania ave. Iu sums to suit, at Jownst on. weal roal extate . FIICH, FOX & BROWN, {OR SALE, sl¢ 1437 Pennayivanis avenue. ONE WORCESTER SQUARE PIANO, ONEY 10 LOA: == Handsome Rosewoo ! C: carved and |; andin A facariecaatapnscrmcamenornats | MO“ 100s" nares oF rerenpsr Gilt.” Walle sold for #180 im monthly payment, oF THON. J. FISHER & ©’ cent discount for all cash. strect atest F. G. BMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania ave. | —™11-6m. moot — FALE THREE PATH of STYLISH MATCH e S >, Coupe ant jusiness Horses ; tor Bire Carriaves and Coupenot all styles, with drivers in ful: livery: aleo, Horses for hire separate. 418 8th street. -E. BURGDOLE aus-1m" SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQU mi On THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENT! ry 2 % est corner of 6th and I 1 tonthweet dniati, commsucing af TEN OL CCR. shall ee:] the entire stock, fixtures, &c., of agenticman retiring from Viz: ses and coupe iorses. Can be seen at YATES & SIMMONS’ Stables, 311 12th street northwest. dl-aw Fok SAE OR EXCHANGE -TARGE STOCK OF Cazrlaces, new and second band. Lowest prices tor Gish or approved paper. Also, Horses, as SBucgies of all kinds for hire by the day. ‘ormontn. Cheapert pluc. in the city, 468 and 470 C street north- Si , Coffe Te he ces and ‘Com diments, e nt ota Seats outs td Fatorm ste, Sunteg a Fate pain, Fleur, Syrups, Vinegar, together with a general ase 5 of «1 keptina erocery. tet cock gveds boot tne Hr -lam Mechs, 621 Greet gorthwert forall Kinde fine and ‘second-hand Faniiy, Gar e-, Phactons, Wasous, MeCall aud Business Wagons Wal luce Cart, Harness, Whips, iobes aud. Mav kets of all Hi = pairing and jinn Goue in beat suaner, 16 goods Will be sold eseap and. om aocomuvonstin terms. “P.s.-Best Buggy aud Phaeton Harness i the country fcr $22 80. ‘OR SALE—JUST RiCEIVER TEN Ry, iE wound Horses, two matched pair carrie Horces; three good coupe Homes: mina, baddies driving and work Horses. THOMPSON'S Stable, 9th and O streets northwest. n2l-5w* JOR SALE — ALL KINDS OF BIRDS; HALTZ Mountain, Norwich and St Andr-asbury, trained ainzing Canaries and all kinds of Fancy for Aviary cages. FRED. 231 vania avenue northwest. Z KR SALE—A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND it ‘second-hand embracing Landave, Lan eS i eae THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘OR SALE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES GO To | WALTER B. WILLIAMS &00.. Auctioneers. ISTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON A STREET: BETWEEN FIRST AND BELOSD STREETS 'NOKTHWEST, a HUNDKED AND SIXTEE, ot tolio st, A. D. 1879, and recorded in iher] S5 et seq. of the laud records of the Dis- trict of Columbia, and cured there!) direction of the party se- eigued ‘Trostoce wht wail oh public aucth: op BRIDAL at FOUR OC: OCK P. M., Lot B, ia D. 1882 Wailach's subdivision of lot three, tc., in square nums bered five Lundred snd seventy-three, with all im- provements. This lot is improved by a comfortab! thive-story Brick Dwelling, is. on. Line of street cai and is convenient to the Capitol an and 0. R. jon. Carriages, Gauletis, Coupes. Coupsietis, “Coupe ‘Rocka T. Carts, Fancy Business Wi Phaetons, Jump Seats, Burwies, Ke., we. Ament for Boston, Huckbourd Gar. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. R SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A FARM OF 140 Fs ‘Three res, (good buildings.) within one mile of bY luarter mile from depot, and five miles of Sara- toga Spriuga, New York; would take residence Prop erty, Address Box 79, Star office. ai8-6¢! ‘OTEL FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSTI- ness hotels in central Pennsylvania; well furnixhod; 18 acres of splendid land connected; depot at door: rents for $1, in advance: ‘in perfest order! owner 72 years old and in bad health; 10F pe- troeum near p 3 would in part for farm or residence in J. IGHT MAN, d16-1m ‘Williamsport, Ps. BUSINESS CHANCES. “GENTLEMAN HAVING #1 000 TO 1 iy partuces ‘reliable partys wo fee. Eethe bunten "Rad nS Bae ae 3BERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON Litine doconits United “tates Bonds bought and sold Bankes, 1410 Penna ave. 3 ¥ on ringes. “He romptly attended to. ROBL. H. GHEARAM, Repository and Factory, 410416 8h finest noril POR SATETA TOT OF FINE IMPORTED CANA- Ties, Mocking Bit Ke., Be., for salec ap at te Bed suere, 1139 ‘eu northwest. 8. HAR’ -Sm* BOARDING. 2 G STRFET NORTHWEST, HANDSOME newly furnished Kooms, with board: will be rented eingly or en suite. ‘a23-6t" HE KENSI GTON, 1336 I Room suite dog Site a ee gn also 4 STREET NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE 1.328 patie hee ie Soares Booms, with ‘Transient Boarders ELLENT TABLE BOARD MAY BE OB Pieter ids ketrest ncrtewent, MAY BE OF presence TABLE POaRD, Sunt hee el regular breakfast and dinner, $5 conts; restaurant. H. I. m0 jckets fe Al Southwest corner Tih snd E stants ‘OF PROPRIETOR. ‘attentive REMONT Eber Rr wae aiuation far faniiies. " iatest D es $25, 190, $85 and $40 por month. ew. DER ga MANION, CORNER SIXTH z o Table Board Neaiaterst Sa at $20 per month. Lousiana STREET NORTH- gecu of trust; all cash, at option YP Cha-er. Dopoeit of $100 required of eal, If the terms of sale are not rit ig ‘five daya, . R. WOODWARD, | YM TANLOR, '} Trustees, 5 ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, On ecqount of therein, nel WEDNESDAY, DECE MBL 7 Bonn beara D. 1882, same hour PES 2e WaL TEN E: WILTIAMS & O0., Aucts. © JUNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. i i if i fi