Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1882, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | b. ‘PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Forthwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th Bt.,b7 TheEvening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. wy Evesrsc Stan in eerved to mbserfbers tn the ity by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents per Week, or 44 cenls per month. Coj‘es at the counter, 2 fentseach. By mail—postace prepaid—50 cents a mouth, tec sear, $6; ix months, $9. z [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., a8 Seccnd-cisws mail watter.) ‘Tre Wrextr 8: | Che ening Star, - NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS. ALISTOF THOSE WHO WILL RECEIVE. ! OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF THE RECEPTION AT’ THE WHITE HOUSE—THE RECEPTIONS BY THE LADIES OF THE CABINET. A LIST OF LADIES WHO WILL NOT RECEIVE, ETC. published on Friday—$2 a year, ‘The President's New Year Reception. a ee ome ure anson ob Monday, sccaeing toe eae RTS | _V% 60—N® 9.262. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1882, ~ TWO CENTS. |grkec=* sicadecs lates of aclvertisin: nown on application. At ll & m. the Mem! Cabinet and the — Diplomatic Corps. AMUSEMENTS eGIMENT'S FAREWELL! __ NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. | A, Brestaso «& Co., PUBLISHER: Foevs. STATIONE) 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GREA CORNER ltu STREET, GREX ¢ COMEDY, MILITARY COMEDY. HUMPTY Dt IS COMING. NEW TNEE We receiv low ON MC c MONDAY. | MONDAY. MONDA HONDA NEW NEW YEAR YEAR dencr’s Chronicle ish Mechanic, 1 St. James ist, on Es JATIONAL THEATER. Nan This SATURDAY EVENING, Last J Kiralfy’s AROUND THE WO Sal Ia Mode. ani med Mawar: North A ‘1883. v, Eclectic MISS MARY Mr. J. Lher own ANDERSON, by «i many others too num- > display on our counters the following Papers view, ‘The Cen- tie Monthiy, 1 Nostrand’s Journal of Sci- Art Amateur, ent, also tne S all bi st the shakenye lar MW '® w ented the Shia e's Popular } ra ® i ROMEO A | Monthty, Our, ines, The American Canoeist, The be, The Cateres Coutemporaty Review, The Nineteenth Cent hichtls, Review, Blackwood's Maza Sunday ‘The Port of Art, T avazine, Good Words, Longman’ Mags: he Ainerican Awricuiturist. tie, The Knickerbo HILDREN’S e MUSIC, gual Chrouic’e, Enyinecring and Mininw Journal, ine Reco Spirit of the ‘Times, F ‘ores Puck, istry, Tru the First caw GAME Canis can now be proc f. Christian The Republi = Mercantile Journal, rial World, e ‘The Hearth-tone, Family et, New York Clipper, Music and New York Mirror, Kural N Our Con: uitary Engineer, Chimuey C . American Field, American M | iy, Fireside Companion, Saturd ‘The Jude, Lerlie’s Iiustrat | too iumerdus te mention. We also display on onr counters \ORDIN ARY. AND KEN- Comsin TION EXTi HURTI'S JUVENILE QUSRTETTE TUCKY GIANT BABY. JANUARY THE Isr, and Evening from 1 to Journal, Pi and7 tod d Annuals, Hish and French Almanacs. Uber Land und Meer, Tie ine, Chambers’s The Monthly Family Herald, ni Story Paper, folio, London Art Journal, Cassell’s Magazine ‘he Home Journal. The American Queen, New York Financial and Commer- n- id im, Youths’ Companion, Harper's Young People, Days, Harper's Weekly aud Bazar, Boston ne Flax. Waverley Magazine, y Yorker, y, Sports h hit & Paper, and many others A large assortment of London Christmas Pictorials old, Soy lete assortment of Plays and Dramatic *S 5 ioe aik CFE aad welt pscripticns invited to Periodicals, Magazines and M5 tbs. The me=t please and instructive ent Newspepere oy Ment youever attended. 0 pay, ek a ty the different publishing Sn GSE oust: ent t Jdress posts eis VEW DIME MUSEUM. Ue advortiged prices > “adres Postpaid on receipt o JN Pennsylvania aventie, near Lthetreet, |" We invite ttention to our Stationery Devart- y = ment, inasmuch as we execute orders for Card Engray- Colossal Congregation of Novelty . , | ine th the very best style. and we algo have superior A Noid Wonderful! facitties for the cuttin of Creats and Monocram and NG | Ad@ress Dies. And hiz Iu | Ourline of papers embraces the productions of the Moving heare ing the Alpe. best Foreign aud American Houses, with envelopes to edral at Lowe, ‘Thisentertamment is worth four times the charge of us Ward's Irish Linen, Crane's Bond, French Sdmission, and calculated to piease the intelligent American Extra 3 Use Brentano's Lond perine m Exchequer Je’? BLACK 1 Mourning Stock. K. Anil a! A. BRENTANO & CO., 1015 Pennsylvania ayenue, ae = Corner of Lith street, Washington, DC. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. SUPPLY CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ee EYcEuM cot 1883. ‘Which last not for a day, nor month, but for the WHOLE YrAn oF 1883, We would, therefo weribe for th REV. JOSEPH COOK, ‘The Famous Boston Monday Lecturer, ‘WM deliver the Seco: Third Lectures of the Ly- advise our many nds’ r papers, ither Fore gn ‘them delivy- netuality and dispatch. It eum Course in the K of January, as follows: WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY he Re. ous Signs of the Time: Tose Ot. RIDAY . SANUARY 5—*' The Spoils Sys- tem; or, The Pocket i Admission 50 cents; reserved seats 25 cents extra, now 1882. febe had af Free’s bookstore, opposite the EDD NE THEATER COMIQUE. ANNUAIRE ILLUSTRE, AND DURING A— WEEK — OF Gee the New Show. Bee the Great Fire-Eating Match. See the Boys Climsb the Greased Pele. 20. EW ARTISTS... BEF THE FUN AT T aHE ONLY N. Matinees Tuexday, 1 THE WEEK. ENSATIONS, A REVIEW OF ART, this year of the most important Painters in Europe and America, A NEW EDITION OF THE CATALOGUE DU SALON, 1882, a26 FURNISHED LOMBRELLE, fuel cccaahins, Piano and Violin, for LE GAUT ET LE MAUCHON, Be idticuc it runic A Treasure of Amusement. store, F street dela ‘of New York, continue to cive t FASHIOSED Voc »: Every Evening in the St Caer (OGERS AND PROF! Vv. G. FISCHER, 1343 Penn- <is-h 829 FIFTEENTH STREET, LECTURES. o posite U. S. Treasury. trons to wub- Containing a Collection of the Finest Pictures exhibited LL Xcoun Hatt. THE SPAULDIN« Invited by several promi 420, 13,6 ADIES' Tue Youxe I THE YOUNG LADIE THE YOUNG VADIE LECTURES. zens of Washington, - REV. €. SPAULDING | T NOTICE Will deliver in Lincoln Wall hi« Popular and Iustruetive | it Nonee 3 ILLUSTRATFD LECTURES A GRAND PRESENTATION PLATE PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN ROME. si ; A GRAND PRESENTATION PLATE with an Introductory Lecture on THE DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII, In colors, of the latest Parisian Dresses for Ladies, Gen- | Hemen and Children, is issued without extra charge to - ail purchasers of the January partof The Young La- : on th dies’ Journal, now ready. EVENINGS OF JANUARY 9, 11, 13 15 AND 17, 1883, | ‘The January part alao containa two e'exant Floral De- | signs in colors, for Poonah Paint | Pictures. “An extra Supplement of x pah Painting. ‘The commencement of a new tory, the »uthor of *'So Dearly Won” | Miss Dorn ‘These Lectures nave been receive? with creat enthusi gam by lance and cu cw Mo, and this being the first eee of a new volume, will PP ereoptie re the best time to begin taking The Young Lav ies! iu Which the sterec Journal. Observet The price of the part, including | 7) iers. THE INTERNATIONAL WI SCO. m to ont knowl: cugravite ian ilusteated look, foeihes mig inh instrated book, furnich doubie attraction, affording entertamment aud inetrnce Yom much ae are eeldons secure i Kases Pacace. from the platform, The rale of Course Tic Saee pale Store 4, may ts will bewin at Mei " 925 Pennsylvania avenue, THURGD AY. 683, at 9 a. in. of a handsome 1épp, fhe Spaulding Lectures. with iiuminated jetzerott's free of cl CLOSING-OUT SALE. ALLS, PARTIES, &e. YEAWS DAY.—BALL AT WESTEND Da | a= . 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Subscriptions received for all Foreign Periodicals. It or ad “The, Youtiert e You All the latest Paris Fashions for the new | Having resolved not to carry any goods over we shall TWO CLOSING-OUT SALES EVERY YEAR, We therefore offer our extensive stock ‘ ck of Fashionable wee et | HATS. BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, PLUMES, SILKS, LACES, KID GLOVES. CORSETS. FICHUS. i ‘uppiements, 39 cents. For sale by all news- | WIM the beginning of the New entire stock is dispose of, at S =o Pioneer Council No SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘SPECIAL NOTICES. _ SONS OF JONADAB. 1 will hold a PUBLIC JONADAB MEETING at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL TO-MORROW Fv! ING, at 7:30, the Dashaway Reform Club having kintly coneented to let the Jonadabs havagn old-fash- ioned iron-clad temperance revival. Speeches will be made exclusively by members of thatorganization. After the public exercises at the hall are concluded the Coun- cil will streets, vices of meet at its Council room, corner of 9th and D where initiations, and the usual interesting ser- watch night meeting, will be held. JOHN J. WEED, 1t Chairman of Committee. [ce SPECIAL NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF D. 6., The annual meeting Company. of the Distr the ‘ihird Monday of January, 1883, #1 at Odd streste northwest, commencing at a 1¢ #iath article of the by: ix provited: the first business in order shail be the the appoiiit of a chairman, who shall ecnduct the mee tion in accordance with tae act of inc tween the hours ¢f 9 o'clock a.m. and 6 No 902 Pa, Ave. N.W. Wasutncton, Dec. 30, 1882, of the Mutual Fire Insurance ict of Columbia, will be held on. e 15th proximo, Hall, 7th street,” be ween D and E Fellow o'clock a.m, the election of seven duct the affairs of **At the annual and elec- poration, be~ m. All Policy-holders are requested punctuaily to aitend. Amount of premium notes held by the ‘compan Amount of Cash received on renewals’ for 1883 Securities. Keal extat Onticx mate value), Losses b and by fire for thie y and Fire Insurance a0 nd by fire paid, unpaid. 3 125.00 By order of the Board of Managers of the Mutua ‘Company, J. WESLY BOTEL! bie a14-19¢" t DR. GEO. 8. KING, Recently Returned to the ci AS REMOVED HIS OF 113 F street northwest. ALICE CAIN (FOR MANY YEARS WITH E. G. DAVIS, E8Q.,) Respectfully advises her friends that she can be found at the Dry Goods House of Samuel Kes, 940 7th street northwest. where she will be pleased to furnish them with rellable goods at lowest prices. azn METROPOLITAN BANK, Wasnixeto, D. C., Dec. 27. 1882. The board of directors have this’ day declared a dividend of 3% per cent. on the capital etock of the bank for the six months and after January 2, 188: &)2, 4 gi ‘To the Stockholders of Washington City: ‘The annual election of el tors of the Central National Bank of Washington Cit will be held at the Bank, if 71 isfana avenne, on MONI ending Slat instant, payable on D, WASHIN 1¢ Central National Bank of en Dir and Lou- between th etre 8, 188; aa the hours of 12 m. and 2p. m. | ‘The aunual report of the transactions of the Bank will be read at 1p,m. of the same day. JA. ad-w&std Cashier. & 1883, for the choice of thirteen Directoi <& annual meeting of the Sto Market Company will be held at the office of the WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.—The ‘Kholde-rs of the Wash- Y, in the city of Washington.at 12 o'clock noon, TRST MON LAY, being the lat day of January, for the ens” inw year and to act on any other subject within the power of the Corpor. Wa coran Buildine. , SAMUE: Secretary. ington, ag-iit 531 15TH STRFET, Full assortment Mitchell, Vance & Co.'s Goods. Cor- eS mi5 GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WA’ £kLSH FROM THE SPRING. W. C. MILBURN, Prarmacrst, 1429 Peunsylvania avenue. P. soxat Beavry. From the earliest ages personal beauty has received the bighest tribute f esting theme for the poet and a univers song and praise. pires and has led armies to man; has ever been an inter- It has caused the rise acd fall of em- ictor} y. Personal beauty is one of the sweetest charms of wo- man, and is so akin to admiration and worship that the 1uan who has peyer bowed to its influence is devoid of the principies of true manheod. science o tari ‘The first attribute ‘The man of culture, and learning, nd the innocent chil knowledge the — untutored id with one accord involun- powers. ot personal beauty and female loveliness are a frosh, pure, cle-r, peerless and beanti- fol complexion, ren healthy treatment is an indication of ‘cleanlines taste aud refinement. yebrows and lashes, id soft, white pretty tivation, care and 88, neatness, + Vigorous Iu: It isa woman's privileze to look beautiful. It is ex- pee! ed of her to be as uttractive and pret and to use every means to preserve her pe ance as long as she cau. In Europe we meet well- sand nev if ful complexions, which is due to the fc and preservation of of their edu tologist for their comp ean ludies consult the enti a vell-known fact that the ladies of this country have re- markably poc Itis a rare thing ty as porsible, tonal appear reserved matrons of sixt; 10 have surprisinuly beauti- that the care their persoual appearance is a part nd there they consult the derma- oy and hair wae as Ameri about their teeth, It if venty Years of aye wl tion, xi poor complexions; they fade prematurely. toseean American lady over thirty- five years of aze who has a beautiful complexia which are irrecu’: ceusive free use of wines, insufficien veraal use of cosmetics and paints, a due tomany causes, the most prominent of hours for meals and sleep, ex- seasoned and poorly cooked food, ercise, the almost uni- above all, the use of high ignorance about the proper care of the complexion, and instead. own jud dsm and Cosme! complexion Remember, of consulting the dermatologist, they use the:r nt and resort to vartous poisonous enam Is which in time will ruin the most beautiful ladies, that the practice of dermatology is a purely legitimate and honorable profession, and is entitled to their personal the tronage of all who have any regard for uty. Complexion Blenvisher.—(Aeme) symptoms: White or red inflamed pimplea form on the for chin, nose, bick and bi (Comedones.) Symptom: head, cheeks, and nose Deco! ceous sul ingly annoying, 7 looking spots on the for thewheeks, and somet: Liver spots are frequently associated with lowness of the face; mostly affects ladies between. ages of twenty-five and forty. (Redness and fi exposure to (Lit ehead, cheeks, affects both sexes. ‘The pores of the fore become filled with a ‘white seba- stance, capye ha black speck, ix often as- with an olly condition of the skiu; is exceed- and affects both sexes, ‘Syots) are yeliowieh. brownish, dirty, muddy- rehead, extendiny to the hair,on ‘imes on the breast and hands. ne reast the Nose.)—The nose becomes red from” the least* exciting cause, heat or cold, the use of alcoholic q lushed Liquors and wines, anger. ‘and so fort™ At times there is great heat in disappears, but finall become enferged, the sign of intemperance whether he deserves it or Ts an unnatural an ladies; is reneral:: clin, cheeks, upper lip and arms, aud also tween the eye-bi moles and hair on the female tuce is tressing and unsightly com fact, is really a deformity, served; wherever Indies congre 2 nORe. At firet this redness it becomes chronic. The veins the sufferer 18 oblized to carry not. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR «1 excessive growth of hair affecting y eeen most con-picuously on the rows be- ig them toxether ; also, from ‘This disfuring’ growth ot ‘one of most annos ing, dis- iplexion bleiniahes, 10 it in very frequently ob- t, in the drawing-room or te; aid were the eecrets of the rows, Joininy ita ‘we see iton the stree boudoir known we would be surprised at the number of our society Irdies who are ad tein the use of the razor. Ladies have resorted to the most barbarous methods of treatment to rid themselves of this obnoxious growth of hair. action, scarring the skin in the most Some use depilator which are caustic in their at the surface, frequently fearful maniier. Others and takes the hair o extract the hatr with tweezers, consuming several pours, which alco increases the growth of the hair, and has to be resorted to almost with nciasors, ‘whilst others ahave. Dr. VAN DYCK, Dermatok is noutice to the ladies of Ammetiog that he treatm perf: Use of any ‘This is isa ever removed, DYCK at once, alimited number can boon to every lady afflicted in th: } Some cut them off pleased to an- which permuaneutly and. forever rere ct whic! e1 forever removes su- is hair from any part of the body without the steed ender = ‘unsightly svited to call om D fe VAN its Dow, be treated dally, ‘Fhe Doctee inde ites upon every separate hair, str} Gperaies npoti every sepa: completely destroying the disposition of any refined lady, to Pee ge nietude. Freckles. ‘Coarse ‘Wrinkles. Moth, Tan, Sunburn, Sallowness, Deep Pores, Mc ‘Birth Ms Complexion biemishen and diserioration rea Dr. FRED E, WAY HAVER. 0500: | wali id to ae il t= i 28 381 f i i i ae eS THE SUREST WAY TO WEALTH Is by saving mon! .d the best place to put your say- ings in in the PERPETUAL BUILDING. ASSUCTA- TION. Itloans money to members on the easiest terms and pays the bigwcst interest when you withdraw. You can join at any time without psying beck dues. Join are and lay a ere pe io er MUSA pe nee, Get a copy of the constitution and the last an- nual terort. Meeting on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jaunary 3d, 1833, at 615 Tth street norihwest. C. Duncan President; F, M. Lawtcn, Disbursing Clerk War ‘Departinent, Treacurer; John’ Cook, Secre- tary, 618 12th street northwest. CB GRACE OF JE. CHURCH, CORNER orn b= and S streets. Preachin at 1!’a. m., by Rev. J. C. Hacxy. Missionary mecting at 3:30 p. Address by Kev. John Scmivety. Temperance meeting at 7:30 In. Addresses by B.H. Warner, Esq., and Chas, Ki."wye, ‘Reqs Watch Miche wervices at Interesting exci (ee XQrice GTBE A AT the Stockholders of t Association, fi Masonic MEET 9 ormetown Masonic Hall the clection of Directors, will be held at Mas’ all. Georgetown, TUESDAY, January 2d, 3, at 7 o'clock pm. a25-; BEN H.W. BARRETT, Secretary. HY [oe THE. sTaTeD 2 BE" cal Society will be hetd at Lenman's Bui'din: 1425 New York avenue, 8 o'clock MONDAY EVENING y 1, 1883. cae F. A. D., President. T. E. MCARDLE, M. ETROFVOLITAN BANK. aTon, D.C., December 29th, EFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.—SER- vices every Sunday ai 11 o'clock a m., at St. George's Hall, 11th street, between E and F northwest. Seats free and the public invited. It RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CLA- 14th street northwest, Kev stor. —Services: Preaching Sunday morn: ings at 11’o'clock. Sunday school Sunday afternoons atSo'clock, Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at 7:20 o'clock. All at pastor. School at 9 VERNON Preachinj for, on * fo in the History of service from 9:30 to 1: cH HURCH 8. K. for discourse zin MeCa and 3d dephian sylvania ay o-Thorrow ut 11’. m. 0 colle [ie THE TABERN NEAR CORNER Orit &-S" and B streets «.w W. W. Hicks, minister. Services at 11 Morning musie: To God I a; Nearer, my God. The ‘Darwinian rot HOOD BAP. Golunibia Law Buluine ELDER W. M. SMOOT, OLD EE will preseh at ie of the Florida Coast Line and Transportatic Company are hereby notified that the January 1. 1833, coupons wiil be paid upon presentation st the Banking House of H. D. Cooke, jr., & Co., Washington, 1. or at the Office of the Company at St. Aururt ne, Fia, JAY COOKE,/ Financial Agents 429.2 SK. UPTON;}§ F.C. 1. C. &T. Co. “ar F. M. HEATON, FORMERLY OF IE GEN (Ee Saleand Omes, how or Bers Datta ie and will give intormation relating to invest- ments in Dakota lands and town lote, Mr. H. can be found, until the 4th prox., at EDSON BROS. office, 917 Fat., or 907 T 29 -2t* (cer tHE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC, S WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. 28, 1882, ‘A meeting of the Stockholders of held on TUESDAY. Januery 9th, 1883, hours of one and three o'clock p.m, to ele tors for the cusuing Year, $ c ‘THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE Ri ci WasHixaToN, D. C., Dec. At the regular meeting of thé Bos this Bank, held this day, the capital stock was de Br abe CHAS. 8. BRADLEY, Cashier. 27, 1882. rd.cf Directors of a dividend of four per cent on clared, payable on and after (Ce SALE or “CHURCH PEWS. On the SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, 1883, at Trin- ity Church, this city, at the hi, corner of 3d and C streets northwest, in 5 o'clock p. m., will be offered for sale to chest bidder ‘ollowing- described Pews in safd h, for non nent Of taxes, to wit: numbered 79, 49, 80, 83, 87, 91, 99, 100 and ditions of salo will be announced at the time. ram of Pews may be seen at the church. td. WM. A. MELOY, Registrar. ", OF FIC (REMEN'S INSUKANCE COM- ANY Ol WASHINGTON AND GEORGE TOWN, ROOM 1, 0} NK OF WABHING- TON, WASHIN 2D. ©. The Stockholders of the FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY, of Washington and Georsetow? at this office on MONDAY, January lst, 1883", bet the hours of 10 and 12 a. m., for the purpose ‘of ek ing thirteen Directors for the enstune 126-5 Cc. W. HOWARD, Secretar Orrice oF THE Es SEER COMBUSTION: Distaicr oF CoLvamia. Water-Takers are hereby notified that water rents will be due o NUAKY FIL 1883, and that the law requires payment within y days from that dete, fviiine which the water must be cut off from pote and a penaity of €2 must be paid before the low can be restored. Particular attention is invited to the fact that the law is mandatory, and admits of no dice’ Major 5 XP. Ma, eCKER, jor of Engineers, U. 8.’ A. sugineer Commissioner, 426-11 (CE A MEETING OF THE STOCEHOLDERS OF THE WASHINGTON AND GBORGELOWS RAILROAD COMPANY, for the election of Directors, will be held at the office of the Com any, Georgetown, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th di ‘The polls will be Transfer books will be cl nUBEY, 1853. nil closed at 2 p.m. 1883, and opened on January Lith, 1883. ‘H. HURT, President, C. M. KOONES, Sec'y. azsatdbm ees FOR MANAGERS, 1883, OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE OF COLUMBIA, ARK, HHNSON. MUTUAL FIRE 1. THOMA! GGAMAN. The above ticket 1s placed in nomination, andis the jo1ce OF MANY POLICY HOLDERS. RTHER, OF FARGO,D. T., WHO. en years’ experience’ th sclecting lands and investing for non-residents, will remain in Washinwton till the 15th ot February, and can be found at his oflice, 1420 New York avenue every day, from 9:30 aan. to 4:30 Information relative to town lots, farming land: », cheerfully given. Refers by perinission to H. D. Cooke, jr., & Go. 23-17" vs sD.» December 2th, i882, | | morrow (Sunday), Sst, at Maan. and’ p.m, ho annual election for Directors of this Bank will be | oe held at the Banking House on TUESDA cS TREET METHYDI5T poids Jesury, 1883. “Boils will be open, fron 11 Sr Rev, J. Lassetts pastor, Preaching at Lt ata end ™as9,jaes oe Pe CS WIE 7:30'p.m. Sabbath school 9:15. Seats free, Ut" FF UNIVERSALIST SHURCH. MASONIC. Temple, corner Mth and F streets, Services t0- t Ke t New Year's sermon by ta Sunday.sehool at 9:45 SBYTERI, ev. G. T. GacprattH of ITED PRE ty Hall by at C mont, Sabbath, December 31st, 1882, 1] a. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening, By l, 1883. THERE WILL BE WATCH MERTING AT THE Lineoln Memorial Congreyational church on to- morrow nixht, corner of 1ith and Rstreets northwest. Preaching at $ o'clock, after which prayer and conie ence willle held. Rev. 8. P, Sarri sto Jai It ce, E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, <7 6th n.w.—The pastor, Rey. Dr. Favsce, will preach at 11 0 at 7:30 the thirteenth of th tures on **Lands ‘Au Hour on Ol ‘ORTH BAPTIST CHURC <7 street. near R.—J. 1. Subject at 11 a.m. : *Jerusalem series of | 30 p.m. meeting at a" (ee ake CHURCH, NINTH AND S + streets. Sunday school at 9:30, and preaching at lla.m. Watch-night services, commencing with a temperance meeting at Cantey Nye and B. interesting exercise CHARL wil! epeak at tempercnce mecting, Charen, corucr 9th and § streets northwest, Sunday evening. to be addresecd by H, Waksen, followed by other N streets. s day school at3 ated at the 11 and 4 o%cl services, and at the latter all seats are fi (ee Waven, p. CHURCH, 39 streets northeast.—Rev. HOWARD F New Windsor, ML alm. W Special services durine m. Seats eli free and ely the week at 7:30 p welcome. (oe? BLAND ¢ APEL M of 10th and D streets, day's meeting. Sermon st ‘11 a. Nouns, Liefleetions HURCH, CORNER South Wasbington.-An ell- Pastor, 2. cies.” At by the P pen Past Mu praise meeting for the eu t this meeting it is expects have Leen recently conv At8p. m., sermon by the Pastor. “Lhe ant Between God and His People, to be fllowet ‘atch-Night services. Revival services each eve r >, Joseri EI Preaching at 11 a.m Supper vening ent. Coy FOURTH PI mi of the Lor Sabbath School at 9:20 a.m. are cord rth est BERT, pastor.—Morning servic. Ber ) To-morrow at He iepem of, the, sear.” Evening cervice at Tig Lant ford from straniers expecially fuited, baie Cy gre a. om.. by the R 1 Bible agent of the D. ©. Watch meeting at 8!¢ p.m. Delightful music by the Weicome to ali. Rey. N. M. OLL, Pastor. No aSBURY OM. ©. hool at 9 a. m. and J Preaching at 11 op E.G. As young pcople's meeting, led by address by Key. J. H. Scurt 9 eermen, by Rev. J. 8. Draw fourth quarterly jove-feast. W H CAPITOL M. “© ner North Capitol and K streets RCH, COL he Evanye- list, J. E. WOLFE. 11 a.1 DEALE, presiding clder, 7:30) cting, 9 to 10; Rev. Jacon WILSON, wat @, 10 to 12, midnight. All axe mvited. VEbMONT AVENUE CRISTIAN CHURCH, J4th street, between N and Rhode Island avenue, pastor; services to-n.orrow morni 0 at night; Sunday's CHURCH, MASSACH en 9th and 10th streeta not C. Herbenr Ricnaxpsoy, Sou.’s Progress Darin: p.mn., Sermon and watch ni McKENDREE M. AF jfette avenue, betw BELL & CO., BANKERS, 1437 BENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Orrosire UNITED States TREASUEY. Wasursatox. D.C.. December 1 The undersigned have forn the flim name of BELL & CO. NANCIAL AGEN doing change and Discount Business. We receive tor collection bills, notes, drafts and checks, payable in the principal Eustern cities, at par, and in otlier cities und towns at the lowest current rates of ex: change. We have every facility for obtaining reliabie financial information rearding Bonds and Stocks usu- ajls operated in in the picipal cities, and will make pur- chases when desired." Very respectfully. CI S J, BELL. FOX. BROWN. Geo. W. Brown. 415-Im GEORGE W. Jas. E. Frren. Ror’ C. Fox. (ce FiTcu, Fox & Brown, ESTABLISHED 1966. REAL, ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS, Orrice—1437 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. (Opposite U. 8, Treasury.) All properties placed in our hands for gale are inserted without charge in our ‘‘Real Estate Advertiser," (first fesued in 1866.) Special attention given to the management of estates and of properties belonging to non-readents. Also to the renting of Houses and collection of Rents at mod- erate rates, and without charge for a taxes, re- mitting rents, and attending to repsiyg to which per- sonal attention is given. Sel . Houees always on hand for rent, i from $5 to $300 per month, and faithful attenti ‘given to the dis- Posal, by lease or sale, of the smalleg property placod Loans on real estate security made with care, and semi-annual interest collected and remitted without charge. a15-1m BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO STOCK in the Third Co-operative Building Association il remain open until Fel laces, viz: he ‘uary Ist, 1883, at the follow- ‘Andrew Archer, 4 4 I streets southwest. Hazen & Co. Tus sie street southwest. J. Burtt, “th street and Maryland ayenue south- Church & Stephenson, 8th strect and ‘Virginia avenue southwest. fuses Co., lith street and Maryland avenue sce emiltion, ith street and Maryland avenue c. furch, 12th street and Pennaylvania avenue B. Chi rthwest. *Fhomipeon & Co., oth street amd Loniaana avenue RB. A. Walker, 7th and Q streets northwest. HL. Adjutant General’ 22 Ee an :T, ‘Thompeon, Secretary, 902 Pennaylvagia avenue ‘Shares $2 each, and owner . anata ea Pare ‘= rere savead a or aer ett teateas SOURAV Eee eee eed BING, January 1st, at ‘Messrs. meat COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB CERTIFICATES eistige iaheredy given that the “GERTTFIOATES OF INDEBTEDNESS” of the COLUMBIA UB, iu dato May 2:0, 1800, and'payabloon or before and after JANUARY 4TH, 1883. af eaten ete C0, XS Pes ick Mabie ARTHUR, i ati ce, FOUNDRY M. URCH, lire AND G —S streets, Kev. W. F. Waxp pastor. Preaching To- morrow at 11a. m. by Rev, J. H. ScHiveLy, late Mi Siopary to South America. Wateli-Nieht service bata at9:30 p.m. All invited. ie {= CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, G STREET, $7 near 14th, Rey. Wintram Paner. D.D.. rector, Holy communion at 8; moruing service and sermon at 11; evening service and se1 t7 301; wermons by the rector. uestion to be answered in evening sermon, “What are the idle words of which we must give a count?” Ate inw service all seats free. i Se LISM—MRS. F. 0. HY7ER WILL LF ope iis subject at Masonic Temple To-mor- Towevening at 7:30 o'clock. Admission, 10 cts, It" (-e>, UNINED PRESBYTERIAN PREACHIN = at City Hall, be ex G. T. Gavprarru, of V aoont on Sabbath, cember 31, 1882, at 11 a. m. and p.m. Bowes, | 9: ut 7:30, r SPIRITU peak on Prayer inceting at thé residence of Joseph 37 TL etreet northwest, Wednesday Eveoing, Re 3.3. G@. Wee- h night service ‘commencing mp by the pastor. Testi ectinge ad mi. Preaching by the pastor. inion: ng am other exercises. All cordially invited. AY fe 2 CHURCH, 207u STREET N. W, _ near Pennsylvania ayenue.—1l a.m., Rev. Date, D.D.; 9 p.m., Watch Night ecrvices. Preic in- by key. W. T. L. Weecu, followed by Holy Co on, Prayer and Experience meeting, and Rene of Covenant, S. Schoo! ionary mesting at4 p.u Ad irene by Miss McDOWELL, srom Damuscus. i iavited. It ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN Church, corner lth and H ets. n.w.—Prea: jorrow (Sunday) at 11a.m. by the Pastor. Ri D.D.; subject: *“The Closing ¥ Ev at 7 o'clock, the Sunday School Anniversary, under direction of. L. D. B, superintendent, " Strange: miede weleome. it (p>, MISS MARY WADSWORTH, A GIFTED speaker of Boston, Maxs., one of Miss Wilari co-workers, will addres a meeting uniter the as; of the W.C.'. Union, at Calvary Baptist Church, car: er Sth and H streets northwest, Sabbath evening, ‘ut O'clock. Publi ited. > Ww Conn nt. KARSNER, Maj. HALL, will address the Temple (main hall), corner 9th and F streets north- west, ‘To-morrow, Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Frank Woodman, Esq., will conduct the music. W. WESLEY CHAPE! come It: ts E streets northwest—il a. m., Preaching b; Pastor, Rev. W. I. MCKENNEY Praivo setvies and wai 0pm... 9:80 a.m, Sunday-school. Prayer meeting ‘Thi j ovening.” “Musical circle Fedae evening. a NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS INDEBTE! CP rho To wirnEnsrosss eee an in street southwest, are notified to make parmenis to me maki alone, | No other receipts w:il be ackn 80-28 GEOL SOHNEON 713 it A. B. -5NO. AWLING POST N. E of Ocean Grove, N.J., and ‘1 meeting at Mzsonic CORNER FIFTH AND to Tian January 1, 1885, sb badge. : i E, K. WINSHIP. tant. it P ES ae pnag THE FOTONAE =| "Wasumnaron, D.6., Deer 90, 1882. Comrades will assemble at He 9th and D in if) ii ater een oer Comrades of ether Gepartmenta are especially in- ‘command of 8. 8. BURDETT, INO. CAMERON, Assistant Adjatent Soe aE eS. SOVEREIGNS’ CO- ‘who. a0 8 vited. By ment, viz: guilty, and said he, “I will tell the truth if I get oor and walked in, and I got only the neckties, and would have taken more it I had not been caught.” He also pleaded not guilty to larceny AU11:15 a. m. the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States. At 11:90 a.m. Senators and Representatives in Congress, the Judges of the Court of Claims, the Judges of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbla, the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, ex-members of the Cabinet and ex+min- isters of the United States. AU 12 tu. the OMlcers of the Army and Navy. At 12:30 p. m. the Secretary of the Smithsontan Institution, the Commissione Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT Reckrrts To-pay.—Internal reve- Due, $548,069.23; customs, $653,443.01. INTEREST ON THE Disteict Dest.—The Secretary of the Treasury has tssued a warrant for $210,185.50 to pay the Interest due January Ist on the bonded debt of the District of Columbia. TwENTyY-For fourth class post offices will be of Agricultare, the Taised to the “Presidential” grade on January 1st, istant Secretaries of the deportments, the Among them ts that of Suitland, Md., where | S!stant Postmaster General, Soulcitor Ge ry of the postmaster will be $1,400 a year = Assistant Attorne ys the Super hat date. lent of the Coast Survey, ds of bureaus of the sever. partments and the Nattoual Board pin. the Associated Soldiers of the war. * Assocluted Veterans of the war of 1846, Oldest Inhabitants’ Assoctas trict of Columbia and the Grand pubsiic, puion of citizens, which will ter- Tue PATENT OFFIce VacaNcy.—There are a number of aspirants for the position of assistant commissioner of patents, about to be vacated by Mr. Among other aspirants whose ave been presented to Secretary Teller are and Ex- man, Chureh, Whittaker retary has not yet made a yrenforth, of the board of appe: D aminers Stocking and Mas r selection, pproach the nutive Mansion stern gate and leave by the western, ‘Khe Cabinet. Secretary and Mrs. Frelinghuysen will recetve the members ef the matic Corps at 12 o'clock, after which they will hold a public reception. Miss MEEXER Deap.—Miss Josephine C. Meeker, daughter of the late Meeker, who was tor- tured and kilied by the Ute Indians 1m the massa- cre of 1879, died here this morning of pneumonta. She clerk In the office of thé Seeretary of the | TH*Y wi be assisted by the Misses Frelinghuysen, Interior, and was held in high esteem for her per- | MIS. Van Rensselaer, of New York, and Miss sonal qualities, Miss Meeker and her mother were | Wright, of New Jersey prisoners in the hands of the Ute Indians for some Ume, and were finally rescued by Gen, Adams. Waite Trespassrns 1x INDIAN TERRITORY.—The Commisstoner of Indian Affairs has written to In- dian Agent Tuffts, at Muscogee, Indian Territory, calling his attention to the fact that white her- ders have constructed buildings and fenced off large portions of the Cherokee outlet in that terrl- tory and are using It foF grazing purposes. In is letter the commissioner directs the agent to request the trespassers to remove these structures, and if they fail to comply within thirty dayst' agent further directed to call upon the military to re move them, residence, 142 I street, assisted by Mrs. Kinsley. Owing to Mrs. Lincoiu’s tl heaith, the Secretary of War Will not recety Postmaster General Howe will receive at his daughter's, Mrs. Enoch Toiten, 1708 1, assisted by Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Hatton. Mrs. Secretary Teller, owing to the ttiness of her er, who Is now visiting her, will not ree cetve at her home on New Year's. Mrs. Brewster will recetve on New Year's Day a her residence, 1025 Conn. ave, Other Receptions. Below will be found an authorized lst. of both those who will and who will not receive New Year's day: Mrs, Jobn B. Alley and Miss Alley, assisted by Mrs. Porter and Miss Stone; #26 McPherson square, Mrs. L. H. Arnold, assistea by Miss Flora Mark- ward, from 11 to Ist. Miss Maggie Allen with’ Mrs, Sara A. Spencer; Spencerian Business college. ‘Miss Annie E. Bentley will assist Mrs. J. H. Ver. milya; 610 9th st. n.w. Miss Clara Baker Will assist Mrs. Senator Blair; ast Capitol st. rorge A. Bacon, assisted by her daughter, Belle, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 1507 T st, now. . B. Bailey and the Misse3 Bailey; $13 3d rs. Mrs. Major M. Barber, U.S.4., with Mrs. HA. Witlard; 1233 K_ st. nw. Mrs. R. V. Belt, assis ed by her sister, Miss Rachel A. Belt, and Lucy Jones, of Davidsonville, Md. ; 1314 10th St. n.w. Mrs Jas. L. Barbour. assisted by her two daughe ters, Misses Mary and Bessie; 724 9th st. Mrs. Gen. Birni Mrs. R. C.Getchell, | Miss Birney, and Miss M. E. Roberts, of Ithaca, Nv ¥,. 1901 Harewood ave., Le Droit Park. Mrs. LL. Blout, assisted by her daughter, Miss Matlle, and her sister, Mrs. R. Nachman, anil her neice, Miss Julla Nachman: 710 7th st. Mrs. Blanchard, wite of Representative Bifhoh- ard, of Louisiana, assisted by her sister, Miss Barret, and Miss Morse; 623 13th st. now Mrs. G. H. Balley and daughters; 811 Mrs. B. W. Browne, asasted by her Mrs. Jessie L. Pierson, ‘of Florida; 512 B © Mrs. Geot Commissioner G. B. RavM will leave here to- night for Springdleld. Ti, where he will rematn Until after the Senatorial contest 1s decided. Tue Orricers of the navy and marine corps will assemble atthe Navy department at 11:30 o’clock a.m. next Monday, in full dress untform, to pay their respects, at 12 o'clock, to the President of the United States. They will form In the Navy department, under the direction of the senior officer present, and will, Ina body, walt upon the President of the United States, ANOTHER Carrror, Gtipe SWINDLE—Stephen Holly, a young colored man, and an alleged Capi- tol guide, was sent to the workhouse this morning by Judge Snell, for ninety days, for en- deavoring to swindle J.J. Plank, ot Gettysburg, who, with his bride, was visiting the Capitol. NaVaL OrpeRs.—Lieutenant Martin E. Hall? d Assistant Engineer John Van Havenburg and Satlmaker A. W. Stephen have been detached from the Alaska and placed on sick leave, REAR ADMIRAL GEORGE B. BALCH, Who has just been relieved from the command of the Pacific sta- tion by Rear Admiral A. K. Hughes, will be placed on the retired lst of the navy on the 3d of January next. Capers RESIGNED.—The resignations of the fol- lowing-named cadets of the U. S. Military Acade- my have been accepted by the Secretary of War: Bonn Townsend, 21 class; Wesley Merritt, 4th class, |. G. Burlingham, assisted by her sister, ila R. Jones, and Miss Fannie O'Hare, from 1 to 9 p.in.; 3250 Prospect ave., Georgetown, Mrs Pay Director Buchanan iss Roberdeau, assisted by Mrs. Com. Mov nd by Mrs. Miss Farish from Virginia; 8 Stoddard st., Cooke's road, Georgetown, Mrs. Fred. Battenfleld, assisted by her daughter, Miss Amelia; 1009 H st. Mrs. George A. Bohrer, assisted by her ters, Misses Jennie, Minnie and Lizzie, Mrs. B. W. Guy and Mrs T. BR Queen, 2 to 7 p..; 1080 G 5 Gen. and Mrs.Wm, Henry Browne: 1615 K st.n.W. Mrs. Gen. Baird, assisted by Mrs Col. Lieber, Mrs. Col. Gilman, Mrs. Capt. MeIntosh, Mrs. Dr. orl Miss Scyburn and Miss Crawford; 1409 st Miss Ballantyne with Miss Emery; 27 I st. now. Miss Clara M. Biehl and Miss Lizzie P. Brown with Mrs. W. H. Chase; 1125 11th st. Mrs. J. W. Babson, assisted by her sister, Mrs, i. T. Morris, and Mrs. A J. Herrick, 3.106 11th st. x0, irs. H. S. Berlin, with Mrs. Elphonzo Youngs; cor. 10th and § sts. ew. M. B. Brady; 1118 Pa. ave, Mrs. C.J. Bell; 1314 19th st. ee neemen, of Ohio, with Mrs, Shellabarger; 17th st. 5 Katie Brown with Mrs. 8 A. Spencer; nencerian Business octiege, Miss Mary Boyer with Mrs. 8. A. Spencer; Spen- cerian Business college, Miss Meta Boyer with Mrs. 8. A. Spencer; Spene cerian Business college, Mrs. Gen. Boughton, assisted by lady friends. from Boston; 51424 st.'n. Mrs. ¥ . Bayne, assisted by Mrs.W. H. Bush- nell, Miss M rightly, Miss Byrne, Miss 720 110 st. now. a ughters, assisted by Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Mary h.; 633 E. Cap. st. . B. Beall, assisted by her sister, Miss Ricketts, Miss Hill, Miss McCallum and Miss Mar- shall; 927 Pst. REDUCTIONS OF THE PuBLic Dest.—It 1s esti- mated that the reduction of the public debt for the month of December will be about $13,000,000. Payine THe INTEREST.—Acting Treasurer Ws- man to-day mailed 51,632 checks to pay $7,651,050.86 interest, due January 1, 1883,0n U. S, registered stock, as wet 4 per-eent conéols-of 1907, $5.712,15.50; Pacific railroad bonds, $1, 938,705.36. Ma. BLACKBURN AND THE SPEAKERSBIP.—Mr. Blackburn, of Kentucky, in an interview says that he does not believe that elther Mr. Carlisle or himself can defeat Mr. Ran- dall for the Speakershtp of the 48th Congress, and for thts reason he {s willing to withdraw as a can- didate if Mr. Carlisle will, and center on Mr. Mor- rison, of Tilinots, whom he thinks 4s the only man Who can defeat Randall; or tf this ts refused he is willing to leave it to a vote of the Kentucky dele- gation whether Mr, Carlisle or himself shall with- draw. Steamboat Captat Suspended, General Dumont, the-supervising inspector gen- eral of steom vessels, has received a report from the local inspectors in regard to the collision be- tween the steamers City of Alexandria and Mat- tano on the 23d of November. The inspectors give it as thelropinion that the officersin charge of both steamers, actuated by a spirit of rivalry, did not exercise proper precaution to avold collision. They theretore suspend the license as master and pilot of steam vessels of C. F. Eptwhistle, of the City of Alexandria, and of Wiliam L. T. Kinner, of the Mattano, each fora period of thirty days from December 29th, a ‘The Detective Scandal. THE TESTIMONY TAKEN BY COMMISSIONSR WEST LAST EVEN! As stated in yesterday's Stax, the Investigation of the charges of wrong doing of the detectives and their collusion with the thleves, was con- tinued at 3 o'clock yesterday by Commissioner West. Mr. Michael Gorman, clerk tn the detective office, Was examined as to the articles of collateral putup by the five forgers arrested for the Magruder forgery, and Mr. O'Neill, night clerk in the same Office, testified as to the practic? of taking collat- erals, and of taking articles from prisoners for safe keeping and of returning the same wien they are released from custody. Captain Vernon de- nied that collaterals other than money were ever recetved from prisoners charged with felonies, ex- cept when ordered by the court, r. Ralph Walsh testified a3 to the condition of Monroe, alias Brockway, When he felgued sickness at the St. James hotel. Detective McEifresh was also called and gave testimony as to the allegation made that he had yurchased somo pers from Wood's clerk—Mr. rather—giving him $30 for the same. Afterward Mr. West and the stenographer pro- ceeded to th: James to take a deposition of Mr. WwW H. Holschuh, clerk at that hotel, as to the incidents which occurred at the hotel at that time, Mr. H. being unabie from lines to attend at the ‘ommisstoners’ office. ee Confirmed by the Senate. ‘The Senate in executive session yesterday con- firmed the following nominations: Robert C. Campbell, of Loulstana, to be United States con- sulat Monterey; James H. Evans to be register of the land office at Lakeview, Oregon; Frank G. Ward to be receiver of public moneys at Susan- ville, CaL; and Henry Z Osborn, at Bodie, Cat Chandler B, Watson to be collector of customs for the southern district of Oregon; Franklin Taylor to be postmaster at Fowler, InJ.; L. C. Teed, at Austin, Towa; John & Sitthan, at Ogden, lowa; Emerson H.’ Kimball, at Audubon, Iowa, and Byron H. Harkness, at Humboldt, lowa, ¢scdaeron bei eeinilatebs Arraiguments im the Criminal Court To-day. Inthe Criminal Court, Judge Wyle, to-day, number of persons were brought in for arralgn- Misses Beavans and Poole, assisted by Misses Nettie and Jennte Johnson; 931 M st. n.w. Mrs. Wm. D. Cassin and her daughters, Mies Mamie and Virgle, assisted by Mrs. Franklin Roberts, Miss Annie Jones, Miss th Cragin and Miss Bispham, from Warrenton, V 1300 ot Georgetown. Mrs. W. H. Chase, assisted by her daughter May and her nieces. Mrs. L. G. Thompson and Miss Minale L. Boalt, of New York; 1125 11th st. n.w. Mrs. Willian H. Church, assisted by Miss Mary Church, and Miss Irene Hutchinson, of Balthmore, 801 Ww. Mrs. D. A. Chainbers, assisted by her sister, Miss May Fracker, and Miss Ella Macartney; 1441 Q st. nw. Mrs. Dr. J. W. Clarke, assisted by her sister, Miss Lizzie Clarke, and Miss Nellie Ashton, of Vir- a gigers rind Mrs R tative Ray, rs. K. B. Clark Mrs. Representative a with Mrs. E.J, Loomls ana her daughter, Mrs. Todd; 1501 Mass. ave. Mrs, Coolidge, assisted by Miss Elizabeth B, Johnston and Mrs. 8. M. Fassett; 1136 17h st., Core her of DeSuies st. Mrs. RE. Campbell, with her daughter, Mra, Charles Lyman; 423 M st. n. w. Miss. Jennie 'W, Cutter, with her sister, Mra, Clara L. Roach; 447 P st. nw. The Misses Contwor, from 3 to 10 p. m.; 1235 New York ave. Mrs. Angus Cameron, assisted by Mrs. Geo. C. Hazelton, James Coleman, Mrs. H. L. Hume phrey, Miss Coleman; 5B st. n. w. The Misses Coltous, assisted by Miss Ray Semon, from 12m, to 10 p. m.; 1372 B st. 5 w. Mra. Gen. Carman, Miss Carman, Miss Wilson and Miss Woodruff, of New Jersey; after 12 o'clock; 1 st. Mrs. Prof. 'T. 8. ChiNds; 1449 Mass. ave, Miss Ella M. Chapman, assisted by Misses Nettle A. West, Mary A. Depue and Alice I. Brundage; 600 East Capitol st. Mrs. W. I. Cook, assisted by Mrs. Frank T. Rawlings, Mrs. R. K. — and Mrs. J. & Bolway, trom 1 o'clock till 9 p. m.; 1002 Q st. a. Mrs. Edward Clark and daughters, assisted by Mrs. L. A. Trailey, the Misses and Miss Ernest; 417 4th st.'n. w. Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle and daughter, Mrs. Dr. & K. Goldsvorough, assisted Mrs. Madam De Caux and Miss West, of Washingtons Miss Hayden, of New York, and several from Philadelphia; 1881 K st: 5 eae irs. Gen. W. T. Clark, assist daughter, Miss May, Mrs. 3 Knight, of Florida; Miss Geral se Js ir. and Mrs. Wm. Chase; 1935 9th st. cna etea are ee Pp. m.; 3 Mrs. Cluss, assisted by her daughters, Misses Liltian — 418 24 st. n. w. and Mrs. Marble, of Providence, R L ave. nw. Edward Edgeley, housebreaking, pleaded not thirty years. 1 did not break in, but opened the of a coat, &., which he sald he knew nothing Sarah Jane i eaneden charge of grand larceny of and Sentcooed to ttc yourwin tho Brie county OCT.) Pekndrew. Harris, second offense petit larceny,