Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1883, Page 3

ee AUCTION SALE! FAMILY SUPPLIES. FPeO sas DOWLING, TRUSTEES SALE) OF THRFE-STORY FRAME f EHOLD FURNL On SATU: DAY, - 1, in Mower ted of south E Delaware avenue, improved Lot te preniises, Lot! bal : balance at six and twelve th notes bearing interest and secured by All conveyancing at pur- TEXHOMAS DOWLIN fi TEES SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 79. IM- S THE LATS Hal BOUNDED BY ou of the party le-xicned Trastee will sellon if TH, 183. on the premi- ees at FOUK O'CLOCK, ail of square werty offers a fire oprortanity to hoine, ‘The improvements are e third cash; the balunce in two 3 : W th notes Fearing interest a ntil paid, secured by a deetol trust on the, veibye st pure seer" vomit re ~ THE ABOVE SAL SDAY. ., offer for wale at y of Washinton, 1 .C., nthe grount plat or pish of of us mnay be necessury ree. ‘at the time of sale the by lots ua des cnated on the don, exch of the said squares contain- i in frontage frou 64 to 90 eet, 24.1 feet h at the time tired on cach lot Ternis: One-ti six, twelve gud eighieen month aI cash at option of pur- tof purebome in LES. FR Chocoiste C: CH CANDY, MIXED WITH ‘reams, 00 5 Ibs. Soft Shell Almonds... Preminm Chocolate, sweet or plain. Fancy Ola Goverument Java Coftes. Speer’ : = Se GEO. A. O'HARE az9 1213 7th etrect northwest, bet. M acd N. Goops For Au Tues. Hannisville Virginia Mountain Whisky, of 1869 and 172, in oviginal packages. Commendador and Palmeiro Ports in glace, our own importation, and a compiete stock of Sherries, Chain- pusues, Clirets, Rhine Wines, Irish and’ Scotel Whiskics, Naglee California Brandy, Jamaica Rum. BL. W. REED'S SONS, net 1216 F STREET NORTHWEST. Just Recewven Frou Protaperrma. MARKET. dd New York avenue, RRR ERE .SSSg RR . ERR EE Sassy Ress® ¢ I vee KEE R SS8g TTIT FRE RRR TY 8 TER R R KER L L L WILL ALWaya MAKE Bi BREAD AND Bi SEWING MACHI Tae Qe LEN Or Au ‘The superiority of the EN BOTH DESIRABLE LES of trust from Nathan C. mison BP. Thomes ant w z the injunct on he hichest bidder, in front of ur). fu the ndred aud cd by the : asiuington subdivision of squ: ten), as made by t SEWING MACID ‘The Intest production of the Weed Se’ 1 Machines ever made. ‘One-third cash FFHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, FINANCIAL. OUR FAMILI ‘A FOUR-STORY 0 FEET BY 30 FOUR real the ety following’ deseribad in kei cause mentioned, situate in vistrict of Coumbia, to wit: Past tires months, +t ), ace and re. money in Club, or ret: Explanatory caren! anted every whe: ; and nie, on R O'CLOCK unuanproved, in other’ piece of real estat: ntened, witnate in said ¢ ty and District, The east half of the west half of let numbered street, by the ze nmubered five hu: STOCK TELEGRAPH WIKES Pe ea sale, as prescribed by sai 'e paid in equal balance iu ope und tio y to bearintere-t fev WASEING TO. NiW YORK AND RICHMOND. he from: the day of sale 5 day of sale, end the payment thereof ty be swcured by. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Siccks and Investment Securities Bought and Sold on Commission, No. £39 151u STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) Agenes for Priuce and Whitely, Stock Broker: 4 Broapwar. New York. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis- more, Philadelphia, New 1. Orders executed on tha one-eighth of one per cent Private and direct telegraph wires to Th ladelphia, New York and Ts are executed on the ties aud reported back stocks und Honds and Fling the Markers receive ef trast on the pro} ayo; ale, oron th deposit of £06 on the the [street property will , (or cash to be ion by the court.) aid on street property and of $100 on ‘stall comspiy witht: after any sale. in one All conveyaneine xt purchaser's New Yor® Stock Exchange F street northwest. Richmond, Beltime: rough which 01 Btock Exchanges in those EXECUTOR'S SALt PREIS. 5 Wires IN~TAN ame at | SIONAL. H MADE BEFORE AND L end ranninss 'S (ihe Oytieia: r est of defanit ne pnrehas * paper published in Executor Estate of Wilhelmina . Auctioneers. STEES' SALE OF VALUABLE PAT IMPLOVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF rs FOR ordnary cures can be and [3th streets nortiwest, of trust, dated Jnne 28, 19% 1005, folio 497, et eq., one of t trict of Colvmbia, and alse page 40, of ‘Transfers of 5 pem., or later by ap B and f Patents tent Office, and at the req f the parti «secured thereby, we will nell at puul ton, at auction rooms of treats northwest, in the city of W: H DAY OF JANUA all and exculeive y the right, title, , invention and monopoly covered by and in- ibed in the Letters Patent numbered |p y of March, 186%, nerica to Charles of said Gra- corded in liber V. in the United Sts’ auc- nson Bros. corner 9th ington, EDNES- A.D. tercst, t for Hard an: erted Nails, Frost Bite, V Kelers to the most emin Chiropedial esti Hotel, te patronized by deseril ‘aring dato the 17th wranted by the United States of j Carr and Wiliam A. Graham, ham, for an tmproved Brick Machine, reference bing patent {ors more accurate dex nd all the reht. property, mo- uopoly auc interest in’ aud to the said letters jute the said invention forthe full term thereof #tatex and territ ries of the United States ex Disirict of Cotumbia, the ststes of Vangunia, M. and Delaware, and excepting all of the state of West iarehall, Brooke and Ohio, \lexceptiny all of the state of New York but the coun: fies of Suffolk, Kings, Queens, New York, had f said. let tion of maid inve: ryan ichmond, chess and Coluibia, the in West Virginia and the said nie ‘ork bette included in this rale. d exchirively the right, title interest, property, invention and monopoly covered by and in= ended snd deseribed in the letters ITIL, bewring MEDICAL, &e. is. B OTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE na to xorne wide show drug- ofits with the will agree to divide ent numbered late the 14th day of Deceraber, 1875, «ranted by the United States of America to one William A. Grahaip, for an improvement in Brick Muchines, ing had to said letters patent for a more perfect description of raid invention and imy andall the rizht, pro; erty, id tossid letters patent and the rm thereof, for ail the states and territ United Stats, excepting and reserving the District of Columbia, the states of Ma and Delaware, and all of the state of West Vi in the three counties of Marshal}, ties and the right to the therein are incluted in this xale. And also ail and exeinaively the rizht rty, uonopoly aud invention by letters patent issued by the United States to 890 and 160834, for = new and useful improvement in disintewratin: conveyed tothe asid You Tmedkicines ‘Thirty-five voarst west, who will furnish @ clre oF no pay. ovement, interest in on for the ALL L £ treet southwest. Particular Bitention paid to all Direase- Peculiar to Lavties, married nes and Ovarian “Tro from the , Virginia Miaexcept- eand Ohio, said invention title, inter bed th andcor ‘Thirty-five vex: He, LADIES" FRIEND —MOTT’'S HOMEOPATHIC Fil». for all female complaints, obstructions and a produiced frou trrevularitios, no taste cr i street southwest, d15-Imn* T ESTABLISHED AND ‘sician in the cit, _ LEON, THE OLDE rhable Ladies’ Ph: laily at 237 Penns: Female Trrocularitice auickiy removed: orrespondence and cousuitations | rents z Separate roms ioc pt mills sat vended ts 309, saving and Prompt treat ‘a the Patent Office in iter Mt excerting trem: th District of Columibin aud the ald states of Vincial Delaware and Maryland, and exoenting the sate ginia, saving thé countics of Marahall, eDICAL ELECTRICIAN, ‘Turkish, Russian, 417 G strong, opposite Ries House. Mi DE FOREST HAS BEMEDY FOR LA . , Ailfemate consplaints quickly cured. i daily at 1245 Tth streetnorthwest Office from 1 te 9 O'clock p.m.. with indies only. tmll- and ‘of las the Dis gael the, state of West V inde “ovine the in interest at the for’ ign the notes of ‘Trustees, or all at the WM. F. MATTING JAMES M. JOHN! the pur- GEX,. | Trustecs. —— ~ Who'esale Depot: Curner Ist street and Indiana ayeni9 jel WM. M. GALT & CO. JouUNR. KELLY ¢ Draven re Frnar-Craas BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, sc. CORNED BEEF Btalle 628, 629 at Care ce, 9th atreet wi In 29 and 630 Ce at ing, nd 206 and 208 Norchern Liberty Alarket; or Address sity Post Otiiee. Marketing delivered frevof change to sDparte of tha pitt a _ PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ C HAUNCEY J. Reep,. 433 ENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Deater in the celebrated CHRISTIE & SONS’ PIANOS, The Maich'eas SHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS, (the only Oras containing a complete chime of bells.) Sold on $5 mouthiy payments. GUITARS, VIOLINS, ACCORDEO: andall kinds of MUS ou hand in large quay STRIN CS constantly stie Piano is atrictly first-class, but ingly reasonable, and the teruis of ‘Call aud investizate. c. J. REED, RRR OA BRR AA D DP BBB BBR RAAAD DB B bLEB R RA ADDD BBB DDD RBBB bD DB B ULRIGHT AND SQUARE GRAND PIANOS. FRENCH WAL! EBON MAHOGANY, ROSEWCOD AND ERONY, Cases of Rich and Artistic Desicne. All the latest Im- provements Musically, FREEBORN G. SMITH, Manufactaror. WASHINGTON WAREROOMS, 1193 PENNSYLVANIA AVE ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. A The most Perfect Piano Made. ERSON PIANO, priced Piano Manufactured. OX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS, 08 and Organ- sold on instalments, rented or ex- ed; rent gp plied if purchased. ‘The Best Medin: WIL P chang! ‘Ihe only ee HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STI ‘Mapacine nartner cf the late firm kllis & Co, _WILD & BO. ICAL HOLIDS 709 Th ‘ste anos ot BNE: stop, BuD-Lass. . ‘The wonderful Oncapette, few ho low-ri Banjo, Toy lophones, sud other Musical in grent variety’ and lowest prices, Cent Muste for 2 cents, ot | son and otf'e na Repatring « ‘GENTLEMEN’S GOODS _G MEN’S GOODS. B. ELLERY, EvCCESsOR 70 DUUREUIL BROFHERS, MANUFACTUR) OF FINE DRES GENTS FURNISHINGS SHIRTS 1112 F Stxzxr Noarnwesr, Wasuincroy, D.0. Biz of the Finest Dros Shirts to order, mars 2. Extra Fine Shirts to order. bari Sh Fine Shirts to order...., 7.30 HOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY ap MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, £16 Street, opposit» Patent Office, Fine Dre-r 8 irts to order = specialty. (Aix Dent following: 90 cts, Shirts for $13.59. Ready-made rices:—Acmie unfinistied, 75. cts. ; finlehed. . finished, 6Se. finished, 80 cts, Full tine of ‘hitt, " Fine assoriment’ of Scarfs, Gloves Hosiery and Underwear. az Spe ae ee aos A ‘e THE NATIONAL RAPE DehOStR COMPANY, CORN! H STREET AND 3 Pervetual Chartee Act of Congress Janunry 22d 1961. Capital... 000. Kents Safes for $5'to 360 per year, aud takes all kinds of Securities and ‘aluabled on Speéial Deposit at lowost P. SNYD} Cc. GLOVEN ot Rinne 0o., Vice Prosident, STURTEVANT, C. z, ‘Nyman, ALBERT L. yinan, Asst. Seay. Benjamin P. Jobi Ti tice Jonn G THE TRADES. FR CrUS H, DARBY, mete OFUS FE SOK AND JOB PR PRESS-WORK FOR THE 1 432 9th street, near E. G1B80N, BROTHERS, 1oPRACTICAL BOOK a ae ‘e apecialty, Lig Jaiiiae Pea bas TH WEEKLY STAR, eB ant ESTABLISHED THIRTY-Two YEARS. Home ‘News (having its own wire to New York). Literary Notes, ‘The Marketa, ete. Send it to your friends in the coun- Sy. Only Oxe Dorsan 4 Yeas, -Address ‘Tum Wenxiy dean. Washington. D.C. il. i M ME VON BRA | Co, Ste MARKET SPACE, LADIES’ GOODS. Fiowens: Frowe RSI! Entire Stock of FLOWERS et LESS than HALF PRICE. BONNETS, GLOVES, FANS AND NECKWEAR FOR KECEPTIONS, At M. J. HUNT'S, 1300 F STREET. az M RS. Seua Roprerr, 608 Nivtu Srneet, Orrostre Parent OFrice. Emporium for CREWEL, ARRASENF. BEADS, RIR- ON and OUTLINE EMBXUIDERIES and ali ma- terials for the came. Com) lete Stock of SATFENS, FELT, and WORSTED EXINGES for Lembrequina, “Tablo aud Covers. Larze Assortment in HOSIERY, GLOVES, TRIM- NINGS, and HAND-KNIZ WORSTED GOODS. STAMPING and PINKING promptly executed. 426 MRS. D oveurass’, NINTH AND F STREETS, COST! COST! COST! Besinnine to-day, every article in our Holiday De- pacien will be sold AT GOST. x NO GOODS WILL BE CARRIED OVER THAT CAN POSSIBLY BE SOLD AT A PRICE. AS OUR ASSORTMENT IS STILL COMPLETE BUYERS WILL FIND THIS THEIR, PORTUNITY. : ATIENTION CAN BE GIVEN OMERS FARLY IN THE DAY WHEN WE DOUGLASS’, NINTH AND F 8iREETS. Ayp Reception Bovsers, ! SILK end CLOT! REAL LACE FICHUS, SCARE CH NE E: Tatest desis Drees Trimmings, fine French Flowers in vases, Jardinieres, baskets and Uoquets at M. WILLIANS, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania aver Mor. Payer, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST IMPORTER OF FASHION, WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, ONE CASE OF RECEPTION BONNETS. pees TWO CENTS PER YARD! 902 9th atrect northwest, corner of I. Yergty ofegtyles, | Special rates to Dreastunkers. ie rin (Parisian mode) 2c. per yard. ug. Agency Mme. Deniorai’s Patterns. Dressmatins. “Miss BE u 0. 16 aig LE LUCAS, 902 9th stn. we ‘DIS, MODISTE, lor's, New York; Win. Barr & . Cloaks, ‘Deimans aud Suits made stnotice. Perfect Work. Superior Fitting. Tices. and Satisfaction qneratecd, BE cialty. merly with Lord & (OEMS RUPPERY, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. RAKE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK cf new Zeripns for Embroidery on Linen, Mammoth frd Fat Cloth. A full Tne of Worsted and palpet Chil@’s Bonnets, Eanbroidered Cloaks, al 42 G4 kCbera) outfit for children, Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, Gerinen, Spanish, Hungarian Yerns, all colors. All kinds Embroidering: jaterial cu hand. Stamping promptly executed. of M*® ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Mekes CORSETS to order in every styleand matertal, sud guaran teen perfect iit and coinfort, HER SPECIA: ARE— French Hand-made Underclothing, Merino Underwear ‘and finest Imported Hosiery. Patent Shouider Braces and ‘al Dress Reform Goois. French Corsets and Bustles. ‘The. "Hercules" Sup- Porting Cort, for which Mike EH. is special agent, Doct, her own anakey’ that for tha prise anda $1 _cennot be surparsed. N.B.—French, German and Spanish spoken. 5 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. - 709. | MARKET SPACE. CHINA, GLASSWARE AND DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, Of our own importation at buttom prices. TABLE CUTLERY and a general line of HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS of the best claas, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 MARKET SPACE. GLASS WARE, ALL KINDS, FOR ER SBTS, FINE PLATED WARE, ERT PLATES, URNS, AF1ER DINNER COFFE! KETTLES, OYSTER PLATES, BASKETS, LADLES, SPOONS, &e. M. W. BEVERIDG No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 423 UPHOLSTERERS’ TO OUR Taste AND POCKET ccou UTTTT, EFERRRY Y¥ oovu UT L E R RY Y o UU TL FR RRR YY Eek & o.ou u TL 7 ccc UU Tf LLLLEEER we Yy MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. F. P. MAY & CO, €34 Penna. avenue, near 7th strot, WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE HOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. 45 ubove goods in this city. 06 \OLD WEATHER IS COMING. PREPARE ¢ © your inspection the Acents for tho St. George and Stax Heal Elevated Ran; jocial and Fire Side Mewel Latrobes, and Barstow Furnaces. Also Slate Muntels and Grates. Plumbing and Gas Fittug. Job- and Repairing prowptiy attended to. W. 8. JENKS & CO, 22 ‘717 7th strest nortawest. HINA, GLASSWARE, ee TCE UTENSILS. NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES. GEO. WATTS, HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, 314 7th atroot, 5 doors above Penna. avenue, __ WOOD AND COAL. T weighers, sumer. 20° 8-12. ENHOLM'S COAL DEPOTS— 1th atreet and Khode Inland avenue, OFFICE_605 7th street. oposite Patent Oca Coal sent in Looked Carte and welghed by’ ‘thus guaranteeing correct | Orders by mail receive prompt attention. to con- O'MEARA’S LIQUID Ev gs BOB Foo 8; atk EL Goo 5 U KEE ao @L UE Eco Ean Yt GGG LIIL UU KEE \Warranfed the strongest, toughest and most elastic rit Earth! se Pine ou Earth! Endorsed by thatireat Scientest, i any’ Bold also by W. C. OMEARA, 215 Penua.ave. 05 H D. BARR, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, orders with the leading house of Washington. ak ‘Bulla, trom $8.00, $4 abd GE upwarde: ta, ey oo” cree beist School Button Shoes in the Disteiet of 1on-rgnn Plamistvania ave ou A STRANGE REMINISCENCE. ‘The Escape of a Well-known-ex-Army Surgeon from an Unforeseen Danger. (Baitigore American.) Messrs. Editors: Ieeldom appear publicly in print, but the facts con- nected with my experience which follow are eo strik- ing, and bear so closely upon ths experience of others, that I xentureto reproduce them entire: In the month of September, 1879, I was practicing mediicne in New Orleans. The summer had been ex- ceasively hot and everybody was complaining of being exhausted and fegliug tired. It was not an unfrequent occurrence to have patients ask for something to relieve this weary sensation, ana that I'should also partake of the same universal lassitude or weakness, did not alarm mo. I supposed that over-work and exposure had pro- duced a temporary physical prostration: therefore I made atrip to St. Paul, Minn., thinking that a rest of 3 few weeks in @ cooler climate would soon reinvig- orate me. Little did I dream, however, what was instore forme. After setting settled inmy new quar- ters I tock a short walk every day, and patiently awaited » return of strength, but in spiteof all my efforts I reemed to be loring strength; and even any slight exercise became laborious and tiresome, Daring this time Ihad frequent dull aching pains in my head, and through my beck and hips, occasional shooting Pains in various parts of the body, with soreness, short- ness of breath and palpitation of the heart. My fect and bands would be like ice one day, and burn with heat the next. I had no desire for food, and what I did eat distressed me; my sleep became disturbed with the frequent desire to urinate. The quantity of fluid passed would at one time be small and at another quite pro- fuse. Then for days I would be verfectly free from this desire and nothing seemed to be the matter; neverthe- less my debility gradually increased. My eyelids were puffed out, my bowels were alternate'y torpid and too active, the urine would be clear some days, on others it would be of high color and deposit a brick-dust sedi- Ment, and at still others there would be a whitish ap- pearance anda thin greasy scum would rise to the top. ‘The pains in my head, back, chest, joints, bowels and bones were horrible in the extreme. I went in vain from place to place and consulted the best medical au- thorities the country affords; I would have a chill one day anda burning fever the next. I suffered excruci- atingly with a numbueas of my feet and hands, and at the base of the brain and between my shoulders; at times my limbs and body would bloat, and physicians said I was sufiering from the dropsy and could not re- cover. How I could be so blind to the terrible trouble that was devouring me, I do not know; but there are thou- sands to-day who are suffering from the same cause and are as ignorant of its nature as Twas. My skin was the color of marble at one time, and then again it would be like saffron, and this terrible restlessness, and I micht say wildness, was followed by a dull, heavy, drowsy sensation. I was wasted to a mero skeleton, except when the dropaical bloat occurred. I tried a!l the cele- brated mineral waters of this country and Europe; all ‘kinds of medicine and all kinds of doctors. Still no help came, lay atiny hotel in Philadelphia, where 1 was temporarily eojourning, given up to die by friends and. physicians alike, when there providentially came into my hands a little pamphlet which I carefully read, and from which I got a view of my real con- dition, which no other agency had revealed. Acting op its advice, I had my water analyzed at once, and, tomy surprise, albumen and tube casts were found in lance Quantities. A skillful physician was sent tor and a prised of the fact. He sald I had Bright's Disease, and that death was certain. My friends impottuned me to take a remedy which had won a great reputation for the cure of all forms of kidney diseases, and I therefore laid aside my prejudice and commenced its ure. At first my stomach rejected it, and I had to use small quantities; but after the first five days my stomach re- tained full doses. ‘This was one year aco last October, and my tmprovement was rapid ard permanent. Ihave Texaincd 50 of the 65 pounds of flesh I lost during my ilness, and I feel as well to-day as I ever did, and Ican unreservedly state that my life was saved by Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, the remedy I used. It may seem strange that I, being a physician and an €x-army surgeon. did not have the water analyzed be- fore; but such is the fact. I had the symptoms of every other disease, and Idid not suspect that my kidneys were in the least particu'ar out of order; and here is Just where I was in the greatest danger, and where most people who read this article are in danger. I find that Tam only one of thousands who are suffering from kid- ney disorders, which, neglected, surely terminate in Bright's disease. I also know that physicians may treat these disorders for -months without knowing clearly what the trouble is, and even afier ascertaining re cause be unable to prevent it. When death, how- ever, finally overtakes the helpless victim they dinguise its real cause, attributing it to heart diseass, convul- sions, apoplexy, vertigo, paralysis, «pinal meningitis, blood and uremic poisoning, ete., etc. Words, of course, fail to express my thanks to H. H. Warner & Oo. of Rochester, N.Y.,for giving the wor'd such aneeded and certain specific as the Sefe Kidney and Liver Cure, but such as they are I gladly give them; while to the thousands to whom I have lectured upon the laws of heaith and hygiene I comifend this letter most cordially, and warn them to beware of the insidious nature of a disease over which physicians confers they have no control, and which, in one form or another, is carrying more people to untimely graves than any other malady. J. M. PORTER, M.D. Baltimore, Ma., 94 Saratoxa street. mt A od axvany Boou IN CLOTHIN @. By the first of the year it is supposed that every one has laid in the winter's stock of Clothing; but experi- ence has taught us that there in always a ood trade if inducements are offered to buyers. We intend offering those inducements. It is our settied policy to never carry over goods. Other places make a business of car- rying old stock over, but we cannot. We haven't the room to store it, and don’t care to be bothered frighten- ing the summer moths out of it. We have in January 8 stock big enough for November. We have reduced prices on every garment in our stock to such low figures that will certainly seil them. We will not carry any soods over till next season, therefore we are going to Loom Clothing, and we know we mutt sell amazingly low to doit. We can afford to sell at a loas, because we toust have the cach for spring trade After the present stock is exhausted prices will be higher: ro it will be an excellent investment to buy now. Suits and Overcoats that were a few weeks ago selling at $15, $20, $25, $30, and $35, are now down to $10, $15, $18, $22, and $25. Pants we sacrifice regardless of coat. THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 989 Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street, iat and 932 D street. J ANUARY, 1883, Dear Farenps axp Parroxs: Our relations for the past year Just ended have been both pleasant and profitable, We have held on toola friends, and hope that we have made many new ones. Onr business has been unusually p-osperous and grow- ing, and we greet you from our establishment (now in its fifteenth year), at 316and 318 Seventh street, with an increased desire to deserve your good will and kind remembrance for thefutare, We could write a volume of thanks for the substantial tokens of favor in the shape of a big trade that you have given us so freely. But weknow you won't have time to read them, so we doin with your other numerous friends in wishing you THE EV. FRIDAY....... NG STAR. -January 5. 1883 2d Edition. Lalit Teagan Wo he Sta The Remains Minister Allen. Bosrox, Jan. 2—The body of the late Hawallan M nister Allen was taken to Bangor this forenvon, accompanied by relatives and friends. ——— Charged With Ko! mz the Mails, Evansvittg, Inp., Jan, .—Chartes Jackson, a colored mail agent’ on the Peora, Decatur avd SVille Toad, Was arrested yesterday, charged with rifling the mails, He had been in office but SiX months The robbery was committed ch.ely among registered leyters. Snow Storms in the Northwest. Cnrcaao, Int., Jan. 5.—The weather is cold ant threatening more snow. Reports from all parts of northern Tilinols and Iowa indicate that from six to eight inches of snow fell last night. ‘Trains are considerably delayed, but none are abandoned et. In the far north the thermometer is very jow, but the weather is moderate, _— Charge of Embezziement. MILWAUKER, Ws., Jan. 5—M. T. Kalmboch, a prominent imérehant of ‘n Bay, has been ar. rested on a charge of Sj . Wirner & Co Chicago, that he embezzid $4,000 In funds trusted to him tn the nm business. The Di HOUSE PROCERDINGS CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION. Mr. Murch, of Matne, off-red an amendment to reduce the price to be pald for street lighting from $25 08% perlamp, He favored the we of ele {nicity as cheaper than gas, and criticised the sy tem of lighting When the inoon Is not expected. He sald the gas furnished in unis city was of a very inferior quality. Mr. Miller, of Texas, also favored tho lighting of the streets by electricit Mr. Hiscock satd he 0; because he did not believe ‘that the government should enter upon a system of experiments. ‘The amendment to reduce the street lam s from $25 to £20 was lost by yeas 58, nays TL Mr. Klotz moved to fix the price at #22 Instead of $25. He charged that tn the Forty-sixth Con- gress the gas company controlted Congress; that an officer of the gas company was an officer of the House of Representatives, and the House aid not have power enough to remove him. He sald Mr. Bulley, the chief clerk of the House, was kept in his piace to keep the gas company advised of what Was going on !n Congress. ‘The gas company to- ~ had three-quarters of a million surplus i the reasury.. Mr. Hiscock sald if he knew holt as much as Mr. Klotz affected know, he Would move an inves- Uyation, Mr. Murch safd in tne last Congress he aid in- troduce a resolution for an invesization of the gas company, but from that dy to this he had never had an Opportunity to be heard. Hedid meet a sub-committee, but the chairman declined to act because he was an oflicer of a gas company him- self. Mr, Klotz said there was complete amity between the gas company and the gas inspector. He re- peated that certain stockholders of the gas com- pany had made arrangements, or tried to, with certain members of Congress. Mr. Kloiz’s amendment reducing the amount for each lamp to #22 was adopted. Mr. Mills’ amendment leaving {t discretionary with the Commissioners as to select such an ti- «Ung system for the city as they should see lun Mit Was adopted. The Detective Scandal. WHAT THE CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE ARE DOING. The chairman of the citizems’ committee, Mr. J. W. Thompson, was at the jail yesterday, and had an interview with the two monte men, O'Leary and Murphy, and obtained some additional facts Telative toa case which the committee are pre- Paring to be submitted to the District Commis- stoners, They have secured such a collection of facts In one case which are well substantiated that it is their intention to report it to the grand jury for their action. This 1s, however, only one of the many cases which have come totheir attention, and has nothing to do with the other matters which they have already submitted and intend to submit to the District Commissioners. Another case of robbery was recently reported to the committee by the daughters of the late Prof. Henry. Their residence, near the 14th street circle, was entered last summer and a quantity of silverware was taken. which was very valuable on account of associations. M’ DEVITT AND MONROE'S CHECES. Yesterday, Mr. Pearsall, cashier of the Citizens’ National bank, went to the Columbia building and stated several facts to Commissioner West. It seems that Monroe allas Brockway had keptan ac- count with that bank sometime before the Magru- der forgery cases, and when he and his four associates were arrested Detective McDevitt went to the bank and obtained all the checks against his account, giving his receipt for the same. ‘These checks, it ve never been returned to the bank, ithough frequent requests have been citizens’ committee made. The chairman ot yesterday afternoon visited the jail to have another talk with and Murphy, and ts said to have obtained further information. Scarlet Fever in a Children’s Asylum. For the past month or more there has been a large number of cases of scarlet fever améng the children of the orphan asylum on 14th and S streets, as many as thirty at one time, resulting in several deaths, which attracted tbe attention of the health officer, and Sanitary Inspector Dr. B. G. Poole and Plumbing Inspecter Robinson was directed to go and examine the premises and®see If there existed any local cause for such condition of affairs. Yesterday Dr. Pool reported to the health oMcer that the bi ing was in an extremely unsanitary condition, owing to an insufficient supply of water, defective drainage and badly constructed sewerage system. The plumbing officer finds the plumbing tneffec- tive, ‘The board of managers were notified to make the necessary alterations, —— Admiral Wyman’s Will. The willof the late Admiral RH. Wyman, executed November 10th, 1879, at Norfolk, Va., has been filed in the Probate Court here. He be- queathes to his wife, Emily M. Wyman, bis house No. 2101 G street n, w., In this city, to go av her death or marriage to bis son, Thos White Wyman. He leaves his personal property, and moneys and his farm Stockwood, in Howard county, Md., to his son, and names Charles Abert as executor. Censts OFFICE DEFICIENCY.—The Secretary of the Interior will ask Congress for a deficiency ap- propriation of $108,000 to carry on the work of the Census office. It was ascertained a few days ago that there was only sufficient Tunds on hand to continue the office with its clerical fer a few weeks longer, but since then quite a large discharge has been made. ‘The clerks on the temporary roll, to the number of 20, were discharge, aud on Wed- nesday 70 clerks were dismissed. This relieves the matter somewhat and the money will be sufficient to run the office force for six weeks longer. Before that time expires it is expected that Gon- gress will make the appropriation, which will en- able the office to run until July, when the regular appropriation begins. Unies; this ig done the entire force will be discharged in a few weeks and work of the office brought to a close, Pay Dmecror Taomas H. Looxen, U. 8, N., has been appointed president of a naval examining board, to convene at the Washington navy yard to-morrow, for the examination of candidates for on to pay pay inspecior. Tae E1cut Honprep Pension CLerxs that were appolnted last fall for six months have nearly completed their term of probation. All will be re- Billiggs, to appointed with the Of those that have roved inefficient or hiess, In such cases the Boaators or Representatives that recomme! nged them will be asked to name some one else. Of the entire number not.a small proportion, it is sald, ARR OES in February, pro! ‘not more ‘THE CABINET MEETING.—All the members of the Cabinet were present at the Cabinet meeting to- except the Attorney General The session ob short and Bothing of importance was done, + Cuarcs oF Steauine Reomrenrp Lerrers— Charles A. Jackson, a route agent between Peoria and Evansville was yesterfay at the former piace for stealing registered letters. Rev. JozEPx Coox.—A of about Hi i il b f i i | i y 4 P} i j i i i fe i tl Stee li sed the proposition THR NEW YOMK STOCK MARKET. The following are tie « 4 pris the New York Stock M 1s reparved Ly special wire to HL 1. Dodoo, 899 1904 streak, Name) Oy GY] Cen. Pacific... 87% R ches. & Ohio...) BA) Wy Nori : Do, ist pref. 82 HK Da prev. Do. 24 pret..| 44 M&M Northwes!. CCG EL.) es < St : © 1064, 2]. 96% Sry St. Poul pref. ity iti 44 "2488 St Pk Omadia 2 ae 24 [11sa) Do. pret... 11) iY Lou, & Nash ..) My Bie Texas Pac. 6 39 Mich. Cent...!| 957%) 988 Tex. P. Pd g'ts.|. M.K,& 7.1...) 234) 83” Union Pac Mo. Pacific... | 208" 108% Wad. Pac. N. 3, Central... 70% 704 Wab. Mae. N.Y. Comtral..igiy, 1874 West. Union..! 82 | sy ——_—__o— Witt, PILED. —The will of the late Wm. T. Donte phan, exscuted in 1836, was fle in Register Rams- dell’s office yesterday, and was » oven by Asbui Lioyd, the only surviving witn <8, and admit: {Lo probate Tecord. He left hi« estate, real and Personal, to his wife, Mary Ann Doniphan. THE Wasntroton Caper Corrs last nightelect. ed the following officers for the ensutng y Captain, C. A. Fleetwood; first 1 utenant, Jame A. Perry; second Heutenant, E wand Brocken. burch; brevet second Heutenant, Wilford Mur shall; first sergeant, Artuur } Jas A. Ford, Richard Laws, Liv W. N. Dodson, D. H. Stewart, G Dodson. ‘The report of the ‘ia corps to be in a flourish! 0k; corperals, Alexander, * Swales, F. 1. ver sowed tne ” a Million sire. A WOMAN CLALIS THAT SHE WAS ONLY AVENGING HER WKONGS. A telegram to the New York Heol, trom San Francisco, Cal, Jun. 4th, says: ~ hr J. Baldwin, known as ‘Lucky’ Baldwin, a we! own million- aire, and proprictor of Baldwin's bh tel, was shot This morning at_ 10 o'clock In one of Its corrido! by Miss Verona Baldwin, a young aly 23 years o As Thaldwin ant lis ulece, Mes. Carre king down the ball they passed Miss Baldwin, turned and fired one shot from a pocket pis: riking Baliwin In the arm, Miss B: jakowin nwed him up and attempted to shoot again, Dut the revolver bec ehtangied in her dresa, She was arrested and to the elty prison, and ac ed murder was preferred Miss Baldwin ts prepossessing In_ appearance and well educated. She came from Ofegon three Fears ago, at the Instance of Baldwin, to teach in one of hits large vineyards in southern Callfor- nia. She claims that Baldwin has rutned ber and cast her adrift; that she is a cousin of the mifl- Uonaire, and had oniy asked him to su her after disgracing her. On the other hand, ‘Lucky’ Baldwin denies the relationship, and says the frst Ume he saw her was but a few days ago, when she applied to him for money to pay for her life insure ance, saying She would commit suicide, and thus bequeath a fortune to her mother and #ister, The stories of the parties are so utterly at variance that even legal proceedings mey not bring all the facts to the surface. Buldwin's wound is not dan- serous.” News Bricts. John E. Addicks, health oMfcer at the port of Philadelphia, died'suddenly last night. -An of] well lately bored in Wayne county, Ky., thirty miles west of the CIncinnat!_ Southern’ Rali- road, and near the Tennessee line, has Been pump- ed for the past tare days and yielis from 10 vo 35 barrels of heavy lubricating oli per day. ty. Bradley, ‘The temporary injunction obtained proprietor of a Cincinnatt “bucket shop.” restraim: Ing the Western Union Telegraph Company from removing his “ticker” or severing telegraphic com nection With his ofMicc, was dissolved by Judge Force, yesterday. Jobn Curry, who recently applied to a street railway company in New York for a position, falsely stating that he never work~l for any other railroad company, Was arrested yesterday under @ provision of the new penal code agalnst obtaln- ing work by false representations, Elwin Booth has arrivel in Berlin, and will Probably accept an engagement there. A meeting of cigar manufacturers and dealers in tobacco was held lest night in Boltimore and reso- lutions were passed calling on Congress to abolish the tax on tobacco and cigars. The third snow storm with'n ten Gays set in ag Lynchburg yesterday, and there ls much destitue tion in that city and vicinity. Frederick Mann, who murdered the Cooke family at Little Rigeau, Ont, on Tuesday, has been pocorn ped was born 1p Engfand, and is only 7 years of age. Rebecca Yearsley, an aged Indy, was found dead. in bed in Philadelphia Wednes‘ay, having taken @ hot brick to bed with her, which singed the bed clothes, and she was choked by the smoke. W. H. Bogart, of New Haven, Conp., offered to On wich be was a passrnger Tuesday: might, (nae on which be was a passenger Tuesday night, thal he would be dead betore morning, and was subse. quently found tn his berth suffering from a fatal dose of laudanum. Cal, says: northern-bound train was pearing Callente, J. L. Smith, the Mor- mon who was sentenced to imprisonment for the atrocious murder of his little weeks ago while claiming to be under the 1 tea way tentlary, escaped trom keepers from the train. He fell in such @ way that the wheels passed over him,cutung one of His recovery 1s doubtrui. Worxarn Tunown Oct or Eriorwewr.—Mr, D. C. Bradley, vice president of the Calumet and Steel company, of Chicago, says that ‘Mills will close January 15th for a month weeks on account of tne low of Pennsylvania suspended Mills last night for one week. A REMARKABLE “STEAL” ALLEGED.—A telegram to the New York 7imes from Wilkesbarre, Jan. & says:—Gen. Lilley, a prominent citizen of Mauch Chunk, Carbon county, has addressed a leuer to Mr. J. B. Bogert, ex-chalrman of the democratie state central committer ot this state, and editor of the Wilkesbarre Union-Lrader, in which he charges that of €3.000,000 collected by a Mr. E Lay Who was appointed agent for Pennsylvania to settle withthe United States government for ad- vances made during the war, not one dolier was ever covered into the treasury of Pennsylvania, and that the evidence ts in existence to prove Unis Stotement. The General says he knows of 6ix en who had $000,000 each of the sum collected uy Evans, WALLAcr Ross anp HANLAN.—A St. Jobn, N. B., dispatch says that Wall O88 Was asked yes terday if he would consent to row Henlan at Winnipeg in the event of a mach being made between them, as the Winnipeg people had been disappointed Last year. Ross replied that if the same inducements as last season Were held out he Would have no objection to mecting Hanlan at Winnipex. ——_——_—-e--_____ AGRANDSON OF GENERAL TooxBs FaTaLLy In- seRED.—Wiily Duboise, of Wastington, Ga, a student at the Polytechnic Institute at Troy, N. Y., and a grandson of General Toombs, is al the point of death from injuries received afew days ago by running into a bugy while coasting In Troy. Three other students were badly injured, but will recover. $$ A Lire Vator ar $100,000.—The sutt of James T. Dusenderry, administrator of the estate of the late Cephas “M. Woodruff, against the Central Rallroad Company of New Jersey for $100,000 ages came on for trial Wednesday In Newark. Mf. ‘oodruff was killed in the accident at Parkers Creek, on the Long Branch division of the Railroad last summer. MARRIED. GETTINGER—McKENNEY. On December 1882, arsonage, by Rev. Dr. Domer, Mr. JAMES G. SHTTINGER and Mise MARY 5. MORENSEY, both of Washington, D.C. No cards. id . C.No ES—H¢ AN. a a ary Sd, 188% by the ove Prodan BD. Tower al the nde’s mother, in this MiLiiam Indiana, to Miss IDA di. “! ». D., Col. . WICKER- sh AR. of Mobil, Als, Pio tiles 4G (£8 E. MoGKEW, L¥—COLT. ‘Thuraday, January 4th, 16R3, Bors Father Chayyelie pectseat he Matinew eehninae H. BAYNTON ZEVEL daughter “LY to Miss EL'ZABETH COL; ‘Of the late Chester Colt, of this ciiy. = TED. ALLSWORTH. In Washington, D. C., on Thursday evemng, Janua: 186% at 1120, 0 Bou Sawn S, Saceee Buca iets ° ooo ‘Thursday, 3 1883, JOHN ps Nap ‘of Seinen and Mary U'Counor, “iueral from the residence of bis commer ‘etreets northeast, on Sunday, ef twg glock mar Helatves and feuds are fs ‘Vited to UNDERTAKERS. 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