Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1883, Page 4

- ‘The Wenther. OPrice OF THE CHIEF StqNar. OrFIcRR, } im. Wasnrxaton, D.C., Jan. 11, 1553, For the middle Atlantic states, c a. ‘Westerly Winds, higher pressure. Special Wenther Ballctia. TO-MORROW TO BE FAIR AND cofD. ‘The chief signal oMfcer of the army fw the following special bulletin to the pr: Sterm center which on Tuesday an? W i Was moving along the guif stream !s nol It along the coast. A depression fs dev: lo Montana. Tue barometer ts highest from M Yoha to Texas. Generil snows E horthern states east of thi forthwesteriy winds prevall. Th 28 fallen from 20° te #° In Towa sn it averages from 15° to 20° below Che man Ponth in ai the states east of the M ‘Warm wave moving to the south a ared in Idaho and Montana. imum were Trepor Garry, minus 85°; St. Atlantic coast states, ‘5c. qr. BOTTLE, $3 per gallon, Fich, pure and elegant; MceGes FUseELt’s Ick CxeaM und Charlotte Russe, Lapres’ comforts, lined leggings Cochrane's, uptown. Cur. Xaxpen has just received from sy: Ine olive oil; sold by the pint, quart or gv (0, 909 7th street. ‘Write 70 Nyce, 61 N. Charles street, Baltimore, for prices of amateur aio ouihts. Any 10. ‘One can take pictures. ‘Se. Brack Kips, formerly $1.25, Cochrane's. < SEND THE WEEKLY Stak as a New Year's gift to It is a large elgiit-page paper of ty-six columns. Only ohe dollar (vostpaid) a Pel iriend. Year—reduced from two dollars. Turnves broke into the chicken house of Thos Fenwick, on the Balthwore and Onto railroad,near jount Olivet cemetery, sometime last aight, and unt Ol pal light snow, followed by clearing weather, colder north- 1 rye wilsky, 4 405 9TH St We in some lon. i Shaw, the Murderer. AN APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT. ‘To-morrow week, 19th Instant, as has been Stated in THe Star, Is the time set for the execu- tion of Cuarles Shaw at the Jail for tne murder of his sister, Susan Anp Carter, in, January of last year. Recentiy Siaw has been almost constanily: engaged in preparing for the event, devoting him- self to prayiag and religious reading. There Is some pathy beginning tbe felt for the priso- nt of his youth, and Rev, Father Hur- nsel, Messrs, Clagett and Ligsed they can to secure a commutation ne counsel have sent the following ident asking a commutation: : Wastinorox, January 5, 1883. | To the President of the United Slates: ir:—We respectfully cull your attention to the y paw, the colored youth convicted i Cour’ of the District of Columbia ster and sentenced to be © of duty assigned us by nor to Suggest th of Justice be at on: ircunstunces of the he extreme youth of the ignorance, nan ui Prive bIs exeeution of all the commutation of his ‘sonment.. Respectfully, Howarp C. A. A. Lirscous, Attorneys-at-Law. In addition to this the counsel will present In a. few days # petition for commutation signed by Lif not all the jurors by whom Shaw was convicted, and also a general petition. ee Sageeten ‘The Snow and the Sicighers. THE STORM IN WASHINGTON—THE MERRY JINGLE OF THK SLEIGH BELLS—FCN ON THE AVENUK. The snow continued to fall yesterday and last night with great persistency, and It still keeps up this morning, but the quantity of snow was not great. The snow storm was not a very robust one, and seemed atways on the point of coming to an end. It, however, kept on, and the small army of snow shovelers that swarmed on the Streets also kept on. Business was brisk, and the partially cleaned sidewalks were "util. feed last evening by the girls and boys of large as Well, ag _ small growth for coasting jurposes. Those who had sleighs, or, rather, horses—for any one can make a slelgh— enjoyed a’sieiyh ride, while the less fortunate had lots of fun cousting on the sidewalks, and being drawn up and down, with an occastonal pitch into the snow banks of the gutters. The merry laugh- ter of these pleasure Seekers, mingled with the Precautions Against Smallpox. THE COMMISSIONERS TAKING MEASURES TO PREVENT AN EPIDEMIC HERE. Yesterday afternoon br. Townshend went to the District Commissioners’ oMce to consult them in relation to taking some measures to prevent the spread of smallpox in this city, should it make ita appearance here, The Commissioners afterwants sued an order “that the major of police be directed to notify the police force that owing to the prevalence of smalipgx tgn alarming extent i that extrocramary measures re Nevessary-to prevent Its tatroducuea Into the city, they use the utmost vigilance to detect HS existence, and if discovered to réport the same xt ouce to the health oMecer, who will cause the fuamediate removal of the ‘case to the sinallpox hospital. ‘The approaches to the city by the ordi- 'Y county roads, a8 well as by the railivays, Suould recelve the vigilant observance of thé officers.” The Commissioners also directed the health officer to station tuspectors at the rallroad depots, and to relieve them from time to time. Two inspectors are already statloned at the wharves for that purpose, INFPIATORY STEPS OF THE HEALTH OFFICER. ‘The Commissioners have approved the estimate of Health OMcer Townshend for a precautionary small-pox service, and granted authority for the j employment of the number of persons named in the heaith ofticer’s letter of the 9th inst. Dr. B. Offutt has been appointed resident physician at the small-pox hospital, and Dr. Geo, Latimer to Glagmose and superintehd the removal of cases, as well as perform vaccinations at the health office. A sub-station will be established at the corner of 18h and A streets southeast for ambulance, &c. and telephones will be put in at the station and ospital The sanitary force being unable to do inspection duty on the streets during this weather, the in- spectors have been assigned to duty at the depots to watch the arrivals of passengers from the north and west, especinliy the trains from Baltimore. Every precaution ts being taken, and vaccinations will be begur at once. ‘The Trouble in Isract. THE “LOCKING OUT” OF THE PASTOR APPROVED BY THE CONGKEGATION—THE PULPIT DECLARED VACANT. A meeting of the members of the congregation of Israel C. M. E. church at the corner of 1st and B strects south west,was held last night at Samarl- tan Hall, Capitol Hill, in pursuance of a call from the board of trustees, to consider the action of the trustees in having locked the door of the church against the pastor, Rev. Mr. Thomas. The hall Was well filled and the proceedings of the evening manifested considerable feeling between the ites, as they were called, and the anti- Affaire ip West Washington. Bark Etgorior.—Tue_ following have been elected directors of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National bank of ‘town: H. M. Sweeny, & T, Brown, Wm. King, M. J. Adler, J. H. Cc ‘M. Matthéws, Philip May, D. F. Knowles. The boara having orgunized, re-elected ye Bweenv? president; ‘Riectep.—The directors of the Washington and Georgetown railroad com- Dany organized to-day and elected the following officers: Henry Hai went; C.M. Koones, sec- retary and treasurer; C.C. Sailer, general superin- fendent; SamugeDuvall ang J, Charles Jewell, celvers, ee, Alezundria Affairs. Reported for THe Everio STAR. No Vervicr 1.Nears’s Cask&—The jurors in the case of 8. C. Beale remained out of court, where they had been sent to consider thelr ver- dict, until ‘the afternoon, when, a8 the court was about to adjourn, Judge Hughes called them in, and the foreman reported that they had been un- able to a ‘upon a verdict, and that there was arged, arid wetne fer aeieraiced that the balloes 1, unders e_ ballot had shown, ut one time, nine for conviction and three for acquittal, and, at another, elght for con- Viction. Neale then renewed his bail ($800) with D. K. and F. R. Windsor as sureties, and the case was then adjourned until July. UntTep STaTEssCourt.—Judge Hughes lest evening adjourned his court until the 16th of Feb- ruary. Before the Bacarameny L. Z. Morris, of Culpeper, for defrauding the United States in paints furnished for the military cemetery, was Hit was LS. Strauss, charged with fraud d States in the delivery of manure. Three Northumberland county men were indicted for obstructing voters, and their cases adjourned until the February term’ of the court. THE New Gas.—The committee pant is now negotiating with Granger & Co., of Philadelph: for the erection of spparatus here, at the ¢ works, for the manufacture of water gas, it understood that the cit gas ing will create no’ Gebt for the $15,0°0 required for this purpose, but that the revenues of the gas works will be assigned to pay for the new apparatus, Less than two years’ net {ncome of the gas works will, it is estimated, defray the entire cost of the new apparatus. Reporter's Nores.—Nothing appeared before the grand jury by the testimony oi the witnesses who testified to that body in. reference to the al- leged election frauds here, which, in the opinion of the United States attorney, would sustain a rosecution....Rev. Fields Cook has been charged y John Luckett with sending Luckett’s child out of the city without the consent of its parents. The case will be heard to-morrow....Counciiman Jos. Beach was badly hurt yesterday at his store by @ heavy box falling on his right foot....The corpor- ation court is in seaston daily. Yesterday admin- Istration’ wag, granted upon the estate of Jesse e DRY GOODS. Ox Moxos, Jaxcar Sm We of DRY QoS D a commence to eell our entire stock GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. "We have marked down yard of our FALL AND WINTER GOODS to prices must attract buyers. We. SPECIAL ATTENTION to our REMNANT COUNT) which tains many desirable in pe BLACK AND COLORED SILKS from 60 cents to $3 per yard. THE OLDEST AND BEST WINE. BARBOUR & HAMILTON. THOMAS RUSSELL. WM. SHOEMAKER. B. W. REED'S SONS. J. H. MAGRUDER. cian te OesuraceE FOR SALE IN A. DOUGLAS. BUOCADE SILKS, SATIN! {USHES and VEL- WILLARD'S HOTEL, VETS inal core” CATINS, PEI RIGGS HOUSE. : Tr assortmeut of DRESS GOOD! 12) 20, 36, 314, 50, Teents and gi peryard.) Se All of our CLOAKS and CLOAKING CLOTHS at ac- tual cost. TABLF LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS and SHEET- ING in all the best cake SHAWL: COMFORTS, CRETONS and CUKT. we) BLANKET: IN at the lowest prices. LACES, at CARTER'S, a8 11 MARKET SPACB. EBBITT HOUSE. Mi TROPOLITAN HOTEL NATIONAL HOTEL. WORMLEY’S HOTEL. ARLINGTON HOTEL. ST. MARC HOTEL. WELCKER’S RESTAURANT. 3. F. CHAMBERLAIN. AMERICAN HOUSE. HORACE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND jani-m, thow CuauracrE WASHINGTON BY THE FOLLOWING BOUSESS HARVEY & HOLDEN, Penna. avenue, M.G. MCCORMICK, 216 6th street, E. ABNER, 708 E street. B. AMAN, 316 9th street. « ‘RB. M. PRAMER, Sth and E streets, @. W. DLIVER, 1343 Penna. avenua A. DIETZ 1716 Penna. avenue, PXTER WELCKER, 15th street. = H: LMUS, 414 7th street. AS. G. GODFREY, 417 13th street, ‘T. WALSH. 942 F street, L. FABER, 605 11th atrect. CHAS. K1.OTZ, 1706 G street. AGERTY, 1205 Penna. avenne, JOHN BOBS, 309 10th street. T. BULIVAs, E street. “a R. KELLY &00., CANADA, 40 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK. DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS. Au Linen Taste Danasxs, GOOD VALUES, G0c., 756., $1.00 and $1.25, ALL LINEN NAPKINS, EXTRA WEIGHT, $1.50 to $5.00. ALL LINEN DOYLIES, FLAIN WHITE AND COLOKED BORDERED, $1.25 to $4.00. WINE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 77H STREET NORTHWEST. 8 Ssarox P. ERRY, (Successor to Perry & Brother), “SPECIAL ATTENTION” TO A LARGE T OF LADI 8 AND CHILD<EN'S CALLS To Tx Posuc: ‘We have ened the first ecascn’s bneiness in our new building, and can assure our friends who take an inter- est in the success of our enterprise that we nave met ‘with the most sanguine success, and done more busi- nees than we could possibly expect. Encouraged by this, and kuowing the wants of the public during JANUARY axp FEBRUARY, » ‘We have determined to place all goods brought from. our old stores (which have been stored up till’ now on our fourth floor) on sale, and shall sell them without BEGAKD TO COST AT 8UCH PRICES THAT WILL SELL. WINTER ‘Seems to mest the approval and wants of many’ ‘who hed not purchased a winter Borens Oprorruntty. OUR GREAT MARK DOWN IN PRICES or WeRarPs Dave determined to carry over no another season, and the pricte now Plaoed upon the entire stock wili prove @f great interest to all prudent buy ‘ers, as our reductions are from 26 per cent to 60 per cent, PiNGy MINTER HOSIERY, WHICH WILL BE gre” No a a ; cheer sul ji sleigh bells, fliled the night oe Taylor, who died some seventy years ago... 4 ‘few all-Wool Bwwie eiglteen chickens (the Plymoutu Kock breed.) aie vith ke mule. of en and ouity, that fel | of oes Senta cinerea cre Wardods nave jaaded one "horse Tor the hose car-| gy SOLD AT CORT, oImERED ROBES AT COST. ~als Dovs.s Mirts, splendid wool, Cochrane's, up- okeee iy once a Be Boe ve nue: Se sett Davis, read a statement setting forth’ the rea- | Tage i} 8 Of ec! sd o ~ | RARE BARGAINS” IN FANCY DRESS GOODS. ‘tow: ‘ e ie y e act panies... Wm. M. Hussey, formerly of this city, | arr TH WRAPS, JACKETS AND PELISSE! ® - ULSTERBS ~ seemed {0 be the favorite “delve? of the | 9008 fOr the action of the trpstees. ied at Mt. Jackson on Monday I r S. | For this purpose we cleared our third oor" (acceémible , WHY THE MEETING WAS CALLED. This statement alleged, in substance, that after application was made to the general conference to change the pastor, and the representatives of the church were told’ to walt until the general : a ter of Dleaded | ners were calculated to exe.te the admiration of | Comference, Mr. Thomas procured a let gay, im the Pouce Court to-day, to disturbing | the spectators, and In some. cases thelr laughter, ecommend.-tion, from the Coto fore and tranquillity of West Washington by | Looks were regarded as nothing, on long a8 | Cadoe hie setae at eee ing and swearing. He was sent dowa for 7 | the ing woul » and the proprietors : 2 ts P Gays, th derauit of Scemed tochave tie same views in regard to room | Sete in bad faith; that when finally the bishop last. ohn Abendshein, a well-known Alexandria baker, died Yesterdvy. slelzu riders, and the fun Was kept up until a late hour. ‘The sidewalks were lined with spectators, who watched the swiftly vlidingsleighs, filed with S) and seemed to ex:fact a great deal of rom it. The devices employed to rig up tofacontrivance that would go on ran- iS" IN THE PRICES 01 JAPANESE ScuOLLs, decorative os frieze, ete. TEND FURLINED OFT AT PRIME Ct “GREAT REDUCT: oF ALL . JAY GOULD. SICK WEAPS OMAN by elevator), and have placed ou 36 counters the follow- ing goods: ——— aes CITY ITEMS. “A Cent is Good for a Clay Pipe” and % cents for a bottle of Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup. which we have reduced from §7.50, $8.50 angie Seach. At thie price they do not pay for the ‘material; but if you can tell us when to buy Ulsters: sell ata profit we shou'd highly appreciate it, ang be compelied to offer them at the cost of the A reduction of 33) per cent to40 per gent will ‘to the balance of the Ulsters which, fortunately, is large. “Foster” is opening at Williams’ auction rooms @ gigantic stock of choice books. A Youne Man nimed Elma Rollins GINGHAMS, 7 cents, reduced from 123 cents. PRINTS, 5 conta, reduced from 8 centa. 4-4 WIDE DARK PERCALK, 6% cents, reduced from 123 cents. WRAPPER GOODS (wool), 123 cents, reduced from 20 cents. 6-4 PLAIDS (wool), 30 cents, reduced from 60 cents, “EXTRA ATTRACTIONS” IN LINENS AND BLANKESS. ELEGANT EVENING DRESS TEXTURE! EMBOSSED V1 Pits PEvENING Tiers, Ulsters for Sleighing, BROCADED SAT RO! N ELVET DRESS F! heh was Induced to make a transfer, be had rescinded FR RS, BI OM $12 3-4 PLAIDS (wool), 12} conta, reduced from 25 ——— as the street car companies. The passengers were of i } OTTOMAN =ILKS IN BLACK; ALSO, STRE T cents. ULSTERS, Scrru warm comforts for cold nights, Coch- | packel in or were suepended on the eldes or were Pr a | abs Gzo. C. Hexnmxa, EVENING SHADES, RANGING FROM $1.7 Dies coopsats, ee = vane’s. astaued Lehind ineome mysterious way, and as | TP Steged: that tie oath oe nie 410 7th atreet. $3.60. mek at Scents, — 9 . Uae glided along they appeared to be inthe high- | ni induence to deteat the Wishesot the people SS HES WIDE IN BLACK AND SEL COLOE fyi oe Tag, farma H.W. Henderson & Co.,1118) est” pocsivie spirits Rhere were a. good | BS !niluence to, defeat the wisiesot the. people, A, Guickinsh, FROM $2010 Be. es a ene ar ANo JERI . Fane es Sleleners and oechatons yand., Weldents, but the | close the church before Mr. Thomas could take | 1694 14th pt : “Brown's Iron Bitters has| RICH BHOCADED* SATINS AND VENING SESS SOODH a HS ont, elon ues slelghers and spectators would have laughed any- : i © Reet Saya: Bro wis 3 GAUZES. DRESS GOODS at 15 cents, Tux whole stock of the late F. A. Fill, corner charge under his new appointment. done Mé a great deal of good when suffering from Ata reduction of 333; per cent also, nd nt bi how, as they were out fora good time and were Mr. L. A. Cornish offered <a resolution that, “in # PERINOT’S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. ‘Up to 50 cents per yard. Some of these retailed ashigh few York avenue and 15th street, was ee ¥ | bound to have ft. Besides the nondescript sleighs, View of the peculiar ein PanBeAniCes ane Which dyspepsia. LADIES) PIGSKIN MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES | as $2 per yard. They must be closed out, as our stock | All-wool Diagonal Riper San entemsen oe uer pater ak Wee: fancy cartora site number of fast teams drawing | the churn {abors, the action of the trastecs in Brown’s Bronchial Troches ae shail be at all times fresh and seasonable. We DOLMANS AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS Ee muakeromecn movem: ctr sesest proc. eT port oan Oe closing, tue church meets with our hearty ap-| win relleve bronchitis, asthma, eatarrh, consump. | {DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING | this course in preference to sending them to New York $1.62. Cochrane's. not in the majority. ‘The fun begins in the after- | PFOVAL” ‘ye and throot diseases. ‘They are used always | GOODS. suction. Also greatly reduoed. = noon. : ‘Me, Jonnie S65 66 108 pe wate errtke unten, with good Success, 9" Croice Goons, PLam Fiovnes, awp Comurcr — SATIN RHADAME AND OTTAMAN GILK DOts ‘Ie. Staisep Gass for transoms. J. Jay Gould’s, THE EXTENT OF THE STORM EL@EWHRRE. Sea is cenit apa ‘ Hecker’s Baking Powder Paicks. - te BAS ; — Dispatches from Virginiaand Maryland tndicate | OPposed the resolution, and charged that several | 14 nortect in every respect, Leaithiule troroughl SEATON PERRY, CASES OF SHEETING, At the samme Siovonat. CITY AND DISTRICT. that the snow that fell was the heaviest in yeurs— | Of We trustees Me Tellable, uniform in strength, and its baking qual- Perry Building, SILK, SATIN AND FUR-LINED CIRCULARS a Sea aed epigbel Set a Gia pif, Charles Moore, made a counter charge that a oe aa Established 1640 nus AYenne Commer Oth street, | an ten quarters wide, at 25 conte, worth 35 cents, All Ata Qiscount of 83, muUsemeRts, c.. ‘o-nig! “a * rother Jenkins has ed an up & meeting lew Year's G — brands of . very heavily drifted. The railroad trains and all | on iis own account. erane : in the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY Sra, for one = Rariowat. TaraTer.—Lotta as “Bob.” Forp’s Orewa Hovse.—M'lle. Rhea in “Romeo and Juillet.” Lixconx Hars.—Lecture ing on “Christian Rom travel 13 greatly impeded. A blizzard has been in southern Minnesota and has done great On the New Jersey coast the wind blew and the tide rose so high at Atlantic City that people living near the beach were compelled to go into the secon story of their houses. Snow prevails in Canada ‘Wo have carefully examined every garment in the: partment, and have puta low prioa en each one, hering as wedo strictly to the' ‘One Price mark the price plainly upon each garment, and give fo our guarantee that wo will refund the price if you, urchase cheaper elsewhere, ; Mr, Samuel Nicholson wanted to read a paper, which he said was a power of attorney from 206 members of the church, authorizing him to vote for them as their proxy; but thé paper was Tuled out by the chairman. Mr. Nichols de- Clared that locking the door against the pastor Ww. M. Suvsren & Soxs OFFER A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF ES, BAiINS AND BROCADES FOR EVEN. ie CHOICE DES IN CASHMERES AND AROS & on THAT WILL LOOK W! UNDER GASL: year, 1a in order. It is a large eight-page paper of Aty-stx columns—the largest and cheapest in the country. Only one dollar, post paid. Trinders? Lacte Phoshate of Lime and Cod Liver Oll, the best remedy known for coughs, BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS For less than wholesale prices. . broangenliad Was an@sult to tie C. ME. church, and the con- | colds, consuniption, bronchitis, asthund, all troat, |. UNDER OA Taka Ska at <i ae oa LS nection would do right tocutoff {srael church. | breast and lung affections. oO FING SILKS A’ 00, Condensed Lecats. District Government Affairs, “Amen,” sald the chairman and several others. sd = COUNT OF TNPER- We are determined not to know what dull season ‘means, and shall try tomake January sales as large (if not as profitable) as those of December, SILK CHENILE FRINGES, All colore, in desirable shades, at 25 cents, reduced from 75 centa. 1,000 PAIRS CORSETS, Odds and Ends, to close at your own price. HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. All these must be closed out, and we have marked some as low as FIVE CENTS PER PAIR, IN TBE INTEREST OF PEDESTRIANS. Yesterday afternoon the District Commisstoners Issucd Mr. Nichols said he knéw that there were some Who wanted to go, but: there were others who ald not Mr. Cornish sold that if Israel church was cut off from the connection it would be because of the obstinacy of the bishop. Speeches were made by Messra. Hutchison, Davis and Hall, and. after considerable parlla~ mentary skirmis!iing Mr. Cornish’s resolution was, adopted by a vote of 90 to 44. THE PULPIT DECLARED VACANT. Resolutions were then adopted declaring the Pulpit vacant; Instructing the trustees to retuse Mr, Thomas admission to the church, and request- ing the presiding elder to supply the pulpit until thesishop takes action in the matter. Mr. John WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 15c. Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns, Warts, bunions: The Pevuple’s World-wide Verdict. Burnett’s Cocoaine has been sold In every civil- 1zed country, and the public have rendered the verdict that it 1s the cheapest and best Hatr Dress- ing tn the world. jurnett’s Flavoring Extracts are invariably ac- knowledged tue purest ard best. Perfect Buckwheat Cakes in three minutes can be made by using Hecker’s self-raising Buckwheat. Hecker’s _ self-ratsing flour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with- out yeast or baking powder, and without setting Street lamps will be lighted at 5:30 p.m.. and ex- Wnguished 65:15 a.m. A literary, musica! and dramatic entertainment Wen by tie boys of the reforin school last even- n order “that the major of police be in- to cause a careful examination of all the rater stop boxes, and to report. any that without covers, above or below level Uhat will in any’ wey be dangerous to pe- drstrians and report the same to the Couns stoners.” ‘ORTH $2.00; SOLD ON acc ‘ECTIONS, WHICH ARE N (SIR) iN. £G: A ‘gion NOT VISIBLE UNDER GREAT BANGATNS ARE OFFER<D IN BROCADE: 1 USH,, BROCAD ELVET IN BLACK AND ‘LORS. BROCADES REDUCED FROM $4.50 TO $8.60. PURE SILK VELVETS, 25 IN cE OWING CHOICE SHADES: ILE, PRUNE, ROYAL BLUE, BOR- un ANE INSU ATION, ANTED PURE SIDR. BOR RECEPTION A a TH! i Was vitended by a large number of persons from this city. ba tt i} es W. L. I. corps, has re- Waters, of the Scranton thracite novelties, con- aisting ef ah ink si T weight, and other carved iu tn return for cour- DS esies extended to r Bulls Dente fromm Capt. Ls rds, a set of Rawasts Ax Snorr Lexar, Having B; > bone ret po =} 5} ta oe NEW POLICE STATION-HOUSE. made by Inspector of that the new Seeond precinct 1, 0: 7 ASO <0 culled the departments of all: SILKS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, D) CLOTHS, &c., we announce eur annual Remnant which is particularly worthy of attention y all Gent and economical shoppers, as we have made extre- ordinarily low prices on all, and better bangains om be obtained than at any other season of the year, TRESSES VERY GRADE; GER- Y DOLORS. ye THE Best iN THE MARKET LL QUALITIES AND PRICES ARE REPT BY TOMAN SILKS AND SATINS IN GREAT VA- 1s Entwk stutfon-house is completed and ready for oecu- ae pe 'y fo aniuals, in working a nse With Sores on Lin, A fine of $10 was im- A tivelve-year-old coloréd boy named Wm. Law- =) Ci paney. es Death of a Well-know: Ls E: La E. Herrol, the prinetpa itor of Wit use. For 8: rocers., * i q = — Son Was charged in tue Polen Courtthts morning, Publ present, and, MAGE SAE Ia eras | to Use: Hor aale by:ailgrooe SILK, GAUMENTS AND CLOTH COATS AT VERY = Baniverea om Was Mned $0, 10 Rov, Peter Light Wilson, of the Methodist Prot- | harmony. The meeting then adjourned, FAN TN] ; meee len ad) A FEW FUR-l INED CIRCULARS IN GOOD QUAL- WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ITIES, WHICH WE OFFER VERY CHF AP. Fresh Alderney mutter, churned entry mornta f lerncy Butter. ore New Year's gift to | estint church, died at his home, in Jounsville, and delivered in 4-lb. “Ward” prints, 88, Der Te JUDGE SNELL’S WARNING TO OWNERS OF Fast CAMBRICS FOR LINING, 8 cents. es VE r BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE, Hinge clght-page paper of | Frederick county, Md., yesterday morning. He has | Simic T'xams.—Mr. John P. Jacobs, an express | Also, cottage cheese, burtertnlle and’ ewoce cake, Who Yan sSYLVANIA av. RTS eC RATMAOOK 8 © cmbt sokeese ' — = poles (postpald) @ | peen in rapidly declining health during the past | man, wis charged before Judge Snell this morn-| £€. perqt. Cream, ide, pint from 15 cents. 0 dol ing with driving a horse in a sleigh an the Avenue Yesterday afternoon at a pace faster than a mod- erate trot or gallop. Policeman Breen, of vhe fifth Precinct, testified that the defendant was driving Qne price. N. B.—The best is the cheapest. D RY Goons. n:ne months, from an attack of acute bronchitis, complicated with a serious affection of the heart, which resulted in extreme nervous prostration and VICTORIA LAWN at 8 cents, cost 1234 cents by the sith and Addie Sherman, rafl- case, are holding evening ‘meet- “ugh M. EK church on Capitol Hill 306 SEAL PLUSHES. TIT? — ‘We have made such lengthe i sriminay | 2 3°R°Tal breaking down of his entire constitu- | at the rate of a mile tn four minutes. Mr. Jucobs ze. 2 Ringer geste pabesgrre Somme ae jense petit. larceny and grand lance Nhumber of devoted friends. esters teenie | of other teams. “Mr: Daniel k Gait appenced twr oo “sss¥ EEE T TRUNNEL & CLARK, Bent as the prices fayor the buyer from $1 to $8 per Benigous it Larceny, at 8 o'clock, he quletly breathcd his last, sur. | the defendant and asked some indulgence on ac- s ‘Thousands of dozens at 5 centa per dozen. pare Seats patna to be an accepted: ee rounded by his family and numercus personal | Count of this being sleighing season and the first SH SAREE I SEAOE SOME FINE PEARL BUTTONS <i dyes oer sa ‘Se - ¥ frends. Rev. Mr. Wilson was the son of Rev, | 8NoW. Jwige Snell replied: “This isa very disa- rT ERE RRR 7 g88Sg HAVE AN ATIRAGIIVE AND VERY DEAIRABLE prudent purchasers wait until the middle or even. Ty of the Metropolitan bank | Robert Wilson, a well-known minister of the Meth. | 8Teeable law for the court to enforce; but as long ete Sp Bg A Will be found in this lot, ‘© season when prices are greatly reduced and buy Sd J. W ten president | o1st Protestant church, and was born in Berkeley he fe estas OF We A ngtON keep these sav 7 RF £ SS STOCK a canes FROM, aT ‘the next season at a great saving to themselves. here 2 ra. 2 a a8 5] eir statute books they wi ave to abide by Ege = Sass! ICES. ‘We are even price the Board of directors of the fen Neu onan a Te wegon rennin ae ae them, and I will have to enforce them. The de- oa oi = —_— aged mene any wt og Sy lg 6 ssockated Charitles he “We are going to have a nthe Avenue this evening,” said Mr. ‘nen all the laws will be disregarded.” “Very well,” said the court. “If they are brought in I will fine them all The law hus got to be en- forced, when the cases are brought before the 18586, 9th street, } court.” Cireult; 186°- BROCANE and PLAIN SILK PLUSHES. OTTOMAN SILKS, in Black and Colora, BLACK SILKS, all grades—special bargain. A splendid line of LUPIN'S MERINOS, reduced to 50 8. LUPIN'S BLACK GOODS, in all qualities. COURTAULD'S BLACK CREPES, wide, for vells. DRESS GOODS, grest variety, all at bottom prices. HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR—1adies' and Gents’, attheend of the season, when trade is slack, than the beginning of the season, when trade is always You can buy SEAL PLUSHES very cheap of us now. | Orig. and in" 48i3 was ofdathed in the fendunt 1s flned $20.” k His ‘lal a foll ‘camniv Pipe. Cr Canill, 1845, Pipe Creek West Baitimore St: Parlors last ev char. Arrangements for a public me the fith sub-division Janu- | & ary Is, When attractive speakers wi) present the | fu} Work and 9 ted C.B.ritics to our clita a. ‘We shall inaugurate this eale with the determination to close out every yard of old goods, and shall not flinch from loss, no matter how severe. Storekeepers especially invited, as we shall sell in lots tosut, CELEBRATED STOMACH — n named Simon Pheentx 1 this morning for from Juo. Au or Ret Estates TRANSFERS.—Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: H. J. Rothrock to Caro- WoopwarD & LOTHROP. ‘ BB I TITT TTT FRE RRR_ SSB, A grand stock of HANDKERCHIEFS. : 1874, supern Une Stefel, loi 63, sq. 616; $600. C.F. Stefel to H.| BPR, Ht TH 4 BES5g abide ‘ agent Western Matyland College ‘| 3. Rothrock, same property; $600. me i z T E. Haut Bassa DOMESTIOS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c., full LANSBURGH & BRO., BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSES, a ls handful of | and to the date of his death, supernumcrary. ‘The SS bug f ER as Ming It He was sent | record shows a very active ministry, and he was.a | _KINDERGARTENS AND ComaoN Scnoors.—At the| BBB ‘ EE R Sgss8 = ONE PRICE ONLY. TRUNNEL & CLARK. Ys and 60 days for 420, 422 and 424 7th street. Marx Down: jar and able preacher. Mr. Wilson was a man onsiderable property, being worth 00, part of which he’ inherited. Mi $ him, and he les mn, deputy surv Thomas J. Wii Tegular mecting of the Washington Froebel Soct- ety, last nigiit, in the parlors of Spencerlan bust- ness college, Mrs. Anna B. Ogden, pritcipal of the Garfield Kindergarten and Training School, read a. thoughtful paper on the need of the kindergarten a5 a preparation for the primary school The no cry Wrrnovr Reaarp To Cosz, LADIES' COATS, DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS 32 Great e8 two sons, BOOKS, &e. IARIES FOR THE NEW YEAR, fe two growh Raper Was discussed by Prof, and Mrs Spencer, BROCADED PLUSHEF, $5.50 to $4.50, D VISITING: = 3 hd otiers. are amons thé | and Florence E. Wiison. ‘He leaves a very r. Fenwick, Mrs, Zora Ford, Mr. Boler, Mr. Mo! icesd. - cost during the month | BROCADED PLUSHES, $5 to $4.25. PHYSICIANS’ VISITING LISTS. . poh Bischwif concert to-morrow | Gireie of rlends throughout this section. and others. : seas oat rer Tennety ot Tang the month | OCADED VELVETS, $4.50 toB! 78, GALEADARS orto kina 3 —— Thee s t z NS, $2.50 to $2. ee A lad “named Carl Fritz was charged by Simon| River Teape.—Harbormaster Sutton reports ‘The Courts. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters gives steadiness to the | PLAIN and BROOADED PLUSH! ALL-SILK OTTOMANS, $2.50 to $2. Tio ES, in all shades, ust ald Wh be Fold to make Foows far Spring Goods. BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS from $1 up. LADIES’ CLOTHS in allshades, Mohawk Valley and Gilberts wil be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS in great variety. Don't fail to call and examine for yourselves. J. A. LUTTRELL & €O., 817 MARKET SPACE, PELOUBET'S AN NTS NOTES ON THE INTERNATIONAL LESSONS. IN PAPERS AN! BKEQUISITES FOR SUNDAY SCROOLS, j WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SONS, Pileuger, in the I ith s y assaniting Intra. gentleman stated that rw is en by him, struck him on iting him so badly that ound $:wed up. The boy to throw a ladle of hot lara nerves, induces a healthy, natural flow of bile, pre- Yents constipation without unduly purging the bowels, gently stimulates the circulation, and by promoting & vigorous condition of the physical eyetem, promotes, also, that cneerfulncas which is the truest indication of a well-balanced condition of all the animal powers. For sale by all Druggists ana Dealers generally. 32 arrivals at the river front as foliows: Steamer Norfolk, Shropshire, merchandise, Johnson Bros. : oner Martha ‘Travers, Buticr, 600 bushels oysters, market: schooner Anna Muson, Turner, cord wood, 8. Eiaery; schooner Virginia, Davis, 400 bushel8 oysters, ‘market; schooner’ Chief, Swann, 600 bushels oysters, market, gesidebino> ne ocastan ROBBERY OF A Coes See Oe noe named feury: Hutcheon ana Richard Filmore, | , To-day, Gilman ayt. Baldwin; judgment by de- 205 charged with robbing the store of Mr. Samuel | fault and confession. Gray & Page agt. Coyle; Tinkler, at 7th and R streets. Five c@lored men ne Atiins agt. Fitzgerald; verdict tor plain- came into the store at 7 o'clock last night, and | Ui, while some engaged Mrs, Tinkler in conversation Equiry Courr—Judge Hagner. the reat, ropbed the store of some cigars and to, | Yesterday, Draper at. Mydo; clerk directed to bacco. Inthe Police Court to-day Mr. Coyle had | Pay trustee fund in court. Somerville agt. Far- the cases continued, stating that there were ane ret ae chesney ee ay Aissaied others whom the officers expected to arrest, Walkers restraining order SOndinen: We have the above goods jn Black und all shades. ALL NOVELTY DRESS GOODS at prime cost, 22-in. PLUSH, from $3.25 to $2.50, Count IN GENERAL TERM. ‘Yesterday, United States, use, &c., agt. Cham, line; reversed and remanded tor further proceed- ings. Killeen, use, &c., agt. Glenn Falls Insurance Co.; on hearing. To-day, Killen agt. Glenn Falls Insurance Co.; argued ahd submitted. Larner et. al., agt, Winn ing. ar an HEMPSTONE & PERRY, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. agun. Ju: smissed the case. a Protessional Thieves in Town, LOOK OUT FOR THEM. ‘The citizens’ committee have recelved Informa- tion of the arrival ih this clty of five professtonal thieves and have obtained the following descrip- tion of them for the benefit of the public: ‘The tirst 1s about 5 feet 7 inches; full beard of @ark reddish hair; hair and beard’ Inclined to be eurty; kind of dark brown overcoat and Derby Rat eyes; about 33 years; 150 pounds. The on Circutt Court—Judge MacArthur. 2 Evenne Sus, EVENING SHADES IN CASHMEKE and ALBA- TROS, at low prices, DAMASE TOWELS and NAPKINS, QUILTS, BLAN- KETS and FLANNELS, at special prices. O'MEARA’S LIQUID Crosmxe Suz i complete, which eal) we qpall celles low as tha canson Wu. H. MORRISON, HEMPSTONE & PERRY, > @econd ts about Sfeet 8 incl years; dark | A SALE Resrra C. Duncanson yes- | ally returnable January 17 grant ‘This morni GUINNIP & CO. & . at 475 Pennsylvania avenue, Whiskers; slouch hat; has a blue mumer | terday obtained an order from J udge Ha nes oe qyeke nearer oie oles : on elite order, an " amt 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. - P te? around neck; dark Overco: imay have ih; rarily restraining sale of lot a 5 —ooOoOoOoooOOoOoOO Mustiche. The third 18 about 8 fect & luches: | square 39. ‘The Dill is against Charles & Waiker | ‘To-day, Duneanson agt Walker: the restratn- pa aan eee LL, BESRSND'S BALTIMORE GTORE, Houwisr Pursexra, Stout build; 16) pounds; grey mustache; full | and others. cad Mr. D. claims that on October 21, |. Ing order was vacated. Kelsecker agt. Keisecker; juinnip, ~ 5 face; Derby hat; no overcoat; thick boxsxck coat, | 1882, he purchased of Mrs. George T. Walker her | testimony ordered taken. Riley agt, Cox; do, 8 FOR ONE WEEK THE FOLLOWING ‘Underwood agt. Prott; W. W. Boarman appointed BAKGAINS IN BOOKS Teoelver. Be agt, Simmes; cere Darti- on mn agt. Saunders; injunction denied. Potice Court—Judge Snell. Gag pla aeaies = 2 To-day Eima Rollins, disturbing the quiet of West Washington; $ or 7 days. Jno. P. Jacobs, fast driving; $20 or 80 days. Geo. Kane, colored, vagrancy; 9days. Simon Phoonix, colored, car- Tying a pistol; $80 or 60 days. Frank Smith, col- ored, vagrancy; 90 days. Daniel Fallon, cruelty toanimals; $100r30days. Wm. Lamson, carry- ing.a pistol: #0 or 9 days Vincent Taylor, 1ar- ceny of a fur circular Carrie Martin; six Months, Simon Phoenix, colored, larceny of’.two junds of sausage from Jno. Augusta; $5 or 15 but change der; C. P. 'V. commander; ©: James Brown, larceny; 60 days and resti- 3 D. F. McGow: tution. Samuel Seymour, colored, assault with. Store when he was arrested. Ji Lacey, qi 5 intent to kill Isabella Brooks; grand jury; bonds Was never intended that itght Dusiness wagons | Surgeon; C. T. Gardner, chaplain; A. F. $500. ould not pass through the grounds, for the D.; D. A. Grosvenor, 0. ere in the Capitol Nave to be fed. "The object of | hop after the installation ceremontea, law Was to prevent heavily loaded teams from ‘he New Jersey Republican Association, at its dark blue material The fourth 13 tall and slim: * brown beard: dark blue overcoat. The fifth about the sare description as No. 4, only ef; dark bexrd. interest in lot28. and on December 21, 1862, the in- terest of John T. Walker in the lot. It seems that there was a deed of crust on the property, and the trustees have advertised it forsale. Mr. Duncan- son asks for an account to show what liens there | may be on the lota, Orricers ELECTED AND INSTALLED.—The Na- tional Safe Deposit Company has elected officers and directors as follows: njamin P. Snyder, president; Charles C. Glover, of Riggs & Co., vice resident; John Cassels, treasurer; Albert L. ; Henry A. Willard, John G. directors. bs G. A. R., last evening in- Sic Ce D. 8. Alexander, Tran 820, 622, AND 824 SEVENTH STREET, a ‘will offer, MONDAY, EIGHTEENTH, » Was charged in the by Capitol Policeman with driving a vehicle other than one used for convey! he Capitol grounds Mr. Freund stated that he had a contract to detiver ice cream and confec- Monery to tue restaurants in the CapitoL He had @elivered some goods there and then drove over to Judge Fieid’s house and came back to the Caj W get some empty freezers, & mind whe in th Us CO. ‘7 Penney] Washing | Sean aoe wee Be & ‘Sporting Goods Catalégue sent a their entire stock of goods at greatly BEDUCED PRICES. Bold ‘also by W. ©. O'MEARA, 215 Penna. ave. 05 Held also by W. O.\OMESBA, 215 Penna. ave. 05 _ FCoNoMicaL AND SAFE. Our large and magnificent stock of SILKS, PLUSHES AND VELVETS, LADIES' SILK DOLMANS AND CIRCULARS, WEAVER, KENGLA & 00.8 LAUNDRY SOAP Ig FCONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT I8 PURE; BEING FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, CLAY, SILI- vals ‘NOVOIR. w+. -ceese-oeeeensessessnenccneenes. ~~ neemcenigwneennetenierns enced CATE, &c,, WHICHARE USED TO ADD WRIGHT @emoaging the drives. The defendant was dis- | annual meeting, last night, elected officers as fol- 43 - ~ oye = nes fows: Jacob We'Starr, Sresidents We De itary 200 2 A SCL WEG OUT ‘Will be sold at and below cost, XMAS CARDS -_—.——_ first vice president; Lee Nance, second vice e AND ROT THE AT REDUCED RATES AT STY AND THR KINDERGARTEN | dent; ML Gergaricn Culou, aaa writteh'a letter to the preat | Weasurer; kr Es ams, EI DE MEYER'S CATARRH CURE = vRESE, irten Union, as wi na 3 eo reast . Geri ot the Procol Soclety, In which she Says: | delegates’ to ‘the interstate associations sw | WW ‘Went , “Last November I communicated tg you our wish | W. Morrison, W. 8 Fort and H. E Bowles, al- ®ouniie our Kindergarten Union with your Soct- | ternatea. * * * Although your reply Indicated that feel * oy the G. U. O. of O. lable, yet virtually you have not re- | F., at a meet held on the 8th of January, 1883, eognt: od —— and we ret El a — —— and a leg 4 i D. fice of oMctal meetines, nor i asters, three degree lodge, P. @. M. Thos. —— —. of the Le Tide are H. Wright and P. @..M., 8. A. Harris, eonelute, and Iam instructed form you, Sc Fens Stops hawking, snuffing, running nostrils, poisonous mucous dripping in the throat, paine over theeyra, purifies the breath and restores the voice, taste, smell An absolute cure for Catarrh and all its symptoms. As effective in cases of 20 years’ standing asin ordinary colds. Dr. Wel De Meyer's ‘‘Illustrated Treatise” on Catarrh mailed free on request. Cure $1.00 of all Drugyists or delivered by D. B Duwsr & Co,, 182 Fulton st., New York. 090-2, t, tham ic. 99 | Hotwar species. * GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ‘THUS END. SERINGLIFE AND HEAL’ AN ‘TH. PUT UPIN BARS, ANDEVERY Bap BRANDED WITH OUB NAME, ‘We have a large end varied stock, which ; PRorerty Tax ‘We consider ourselves as distinct a soclety as ever; "he ir < au a arcs in the future it will be yours whi itimore, niet bi to upite. with ours The aims ty see the District of Columbia to set cr de tax sales, to be illegal, of 1ots | Re exroy. the knowledge of kindergarten a the benefits of kinderyi GHAM, lety evel and, further, that if any uniting of the two socle- Ges take place ns, ishop of Kindergarten Union are to Hu Has removed to 611 H STREET NO!