Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1883, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Ferthwest Cerner Pennsylvania Avs, and 11th 8.57 The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't. tan fs ecrved to snbeerfhers in the th own acconnt, at 10 cents par deer, $0; bix ms 4 {Entered at the Post Qllice at Washington, D. C., a8 — Second -cisse it matter.) Trr Weextr Staa—pnbushe? on Friday—$1 ayear, Pesteseprepaid. Sia months, 50 cents. Telegrams to The Star, TWEDDLE HALL IN ALBANY BURNED) OTHER SERIOUS FIRES REPORTEDS SENATOR SAULSBURY RE-ELECTED) ey GOVS. PATTISON AND STOCKLEY INAUGURATED ——. = $2 AN mal evtsertptions mnt im advance: 7 DERS iN INI RESER' : etna eres ma G1—N® 9,276, WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16. 1883. TWO CENTS. | ravvers on an inoian nesenvarion: Rates of advertising made Enewn on application. _ eo Se ee. eee eee ‘ = = A re y 2 ¥ 8 ITOL TO-DAY. secure the arrest of Capt. H. W. Howgate, the fu- LADIES’ GOODS. AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. POSTSCRIPT. aT THE CAF! ” gitive detaulter to the United stone ——————— <EET, BETWEEN 8TH IDEAL OPERA © NY. EMPLOYING HOUSE PAINTERS. NOTICE. Seunte Proceedings. THE SENATE, IN EXECUTIVE SESSION, General Forcign News by Cable. ur dé Demes de Paris, | }’ORD'S. IEE OESEe Coun sie There, will bes. meeting of Eup ovine Paintert °, mai Mr. Hoar gave notice in the Senate to-lay that | Yesterday, after confirming the nomination of C. “PLON TLON’S” a iportee. on, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Januaty 17, 1863, at The*Cabinet Meeying To-Day. ©. Davis to be postmaster at Leadville, Colorado, a. Abonnement. MISS F. A. OBER, Maxacen. 7:30 o'clock, at No. 1224 Pennsylvania avenne. Busi- THE CIVIL SERVICE REPORM BILL CONSIDERED. | 45 800n as the pending Dill for the relief of Ben. » Paris, Jan. 16.—Figaro publishes a manifesta LOUTINE, Reus of importance to the trade, All are requested fo} me cabinet meeting té-dagewas attended by all | Holliday should be disposed of he would ask the | took up the treaty with Mexico, which provides protessediy issued ‘by Prince Napoleon, (“Pio = duteiut, ___jal6-Im_| Marie Stone, Mary Beebe, Geraldine Ulmar, Mathilde | attend, eR | See hours. Most | Senate to take up the bankruptcy bilL for a retrial of the Well and La Abra claims, and, Fon.) criticising | ete present situation, and x Ix M Fhuliyps, Lizzie Burton, Tom Karl, Herndon Morell, | g-99y* VACCINE VIRUS. of the sepston -was devoted to considering | Mr. Piatt satd he wished to have the bankruptcy | Sonaideration of ve ata ed ee eeerener | Claiming the Napoleonic th ‘Napoleon's manttestar Best Gor DS EN VLARKET Myron W. Whitzey, H. C. Barnabes, W. H. MacDon- | ~~ MARTIN'S, OF BOSTON, the civil service now awaiting the | Dill considered, but he thought there was greater Was found placarded in several quarters of Paris. nt PLUG SUPT SFL ASAED SUITS, SILK | ald, George Frothingham. And of the National Vaccine Tetablishmént, Weshing- | Peadenv’s action. exception was taken | Urgency forthe passage of the bill to regulate THE PROPOSED RAILROAD INVESTIGATION. DARey OF ee Coe ee aoe aad Nace Pans. SI FU: -LINED Clit — Gist, T3sth atest, ON _3i8-3w | to that provision of the bill which au-| practice in patent sults, which he would therefore | ‘The joint resolution offered in the House yester- Inent, and the decadence of the arc ana ears * eae SEMEN EY aT eae oe eae ie THE S34rH ANNIVERSARY OF EAGLE |thorizes the civil service | commission ety to have considered after the pending | day by Mr. Dunn, of Arkansas, and referred to the finances. He declares that religion Is attack CHM ERE PRES, FI . ; eae e Tent, No. 2, I. 0. of R., will tak to employ a chief examiner on the ground that ke | COMmMittee on commerce, providing for an investi- | and that the observance of the re d oN N- | We Mr. Harrison With Mr. Platt, and spoke Ses ge Oe ee ae ie meri ji | such employment was an invasion of the | ofthenardships now sullered In contection sitk | gatlon Of the subject of Tallrond transportation, | s102¢ establish religious peace. M. WILLIAN, 3H ‘TCite Trovier, Pa 907 Pennsy prince reject moral earn > regal ts the commissioner of railroads to consider | ®¥Y compromise with royalists. Headverts to ‘good re earnestly invited. Rev. Dr. | constitutional powers of the Fresident as rded | patent suits, especially by people in the west. Saree lebiscites, by which address the mesic BH. Warner and others sll | aypointments. , The genefal tenor of the discus-|_ MF. Blair protested against any understanding | and investigate the Subject, and inquire generally ites, by the empire Was sanctioned, agi 2 he manifesto was tora Police, ami radar z ; sion, however, was favorable to the signing of the which woud Gciay Wee come bierseion 0k cis 08: | arn nations and ‘etveog Gis taser ae eee : MORE axaxers tw DUOLIN. ‘ Mis. C. Kyroczewset, ee eS ‘STREET: | pm in tts present shape, and it will undoubtedly ‘THE P. 0. APPROPRIATION BILL. and extent of discriminations made by railroad DOR Jen. =e affray cocarred this morns Ee oe one u-Studiey___3s16_ | Fangn, Bula {oleae trecial prtyer meeting, | no approved within a day or two. Ar. Plumb trom the committee on appropris-| nether exorbitant or uicqaal, sud tne oriiciones | mea eles SSE NOe Te ae Ht Di ESSMAKER, B® Last cLose Public are cordially invited. Seats free. ai5-3t tons, reported the post office appropriation bill, | for trafic throughout the country, revolvers. Four of the young men ,were arrested iptioes Decne OF THE [JUST RE EIVED AT DREWS DRUG then tae or nteciateh and gave notice that he would move its considera- PAY TO CONTESTANTS. and commitied for examination. 4 Soe Dreae < Sew oa 2-& Store, coruer 0th street and Pepnsylvaniaavenue | | The President sent the following nominations to | tion to-morrow. immediately after tho formal Mr. Cox, of North Carolina, introduced in the PRINCE BISMARCK AND GERMAN AMERICANR. 4 SPAULDING LECTURES, uorthwest, a fresh supply of Pure Vaccine Points. | the Senate to-day: morning business, House yesterday a bill providing that in cases of Leeson, dan. 16—The Berlin correspondent of| LINCOLN HALL, fesk ahs) Fred'k N. Dow to be collector of customs, dis-} _ Mr.Dawes, from the commtttee on Indian affairs, | Pose 7 ceding) stant shall de paid | 2° Zerming Post says Prince Bismarck 1s op= 1 r, RY 17° = SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, trict of Portland and Falmouth, Me. reported a bill to provide for the allotmentof lands elections the contestant shal P posed to allowing any facilities for the return of WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17rH, AT8P. M. Tiel Reine end tenes agente. James HH Congeshall, to be marshal of the Uni- | in severalty to the Ottawas of te Indian ‘Terri- | nothing unless the House shail declare that there | German emigrants after thelr naturalleauon, ae NT ROMAN AMUSEMENTS. 928 F street northwest. ted Siates for the auctciet of Rhode Ieland. tory, and for other purposes. Also, a bill to accept | were reasonable grounds for the contest, and that | American ciuzens, as Uney thus obtain: eR + THEATER AND AMPHITHEATER, | Honscs end tote for asle in all parts of the ci award. J. Sommerville, to be agent for the and ratify an agreement made by'the Pabcute tn- | the pay y Shall then be such only a8, 4g cover the | trom military services, ‘ ike AD een eraay louscs and lote for sale in f i iy on, ans granting tne right of w. the Carson ani expenses, and not to excee: FIVE PROPUE Bi Nad Saati Cas Os Coa Toei Ve Hae | cent cei neneeeuer si seen lieabad | Sateen) OC Ae) UNA p pees. n Cree Colorado raiifoad company’ through the Wallet COST OF COMPLETING THE MONITORS. pement house tn’ sm Combat e Old Roman Worl ee 1 a ee Special attention to the care of property of non-resi- A fire occurred in a tenement house tn te dents. 33-16 Widega Washi nm News and Gossip, iver Reservation Heed a a bin to authorize | 10 a letter transmitting the supplementary re. | street last evening, and five persons were buraca! manveck AND DRAWE! with a graphic description of the Coliseum and an ac- a: PLS. SHED) - to death and four injured, 25 tof the recent vations in its arena. eS 6. D. the construction of a railroad bridge across the} POrtof the naval advisory board to the House, Ere-y garment offered sth vabieccmoniee| pee i Cae Oi oe Srneer Norrawssr. Niagara river. Also two other bills for the same | Secretary Chandler gives estimated cost of com- Dvar , Jan. 16 Anotier arrest has been mada. ured hall jreated thay timtct iss | After the lecture Ms Seam dene wil, by request, ex- | PORTABLE GAN STANDS, Sov eenaeeich eCuteteyLo-Ds¥-—Lavernial TS¥e | purpose) Plcting and arming the monttor Puritan as #1,6%8,- |1n ‘Dublin in connection with the conspitucy to aGanee Ot tite [ Bikit the entire voctee chain Conceal Comer vings Gi RMAN STUDENT AND LIBRARY LAMPS. | DUe, $291,703.70; customs, $942,676.13, ILL FOR RRLIRF OF BEN. HOLLIDAY. 3 the Amphitrite, $1,291.220: the Terror, $1,294,- | murder, used in the previons lectures, including the superd L- iustrations of Ve us and ony 5 Kererved teats, 75 cente, at Metzerott’s. Sinele ad- Tiission 50 cents. jal6-2t BI ie, $1,3 FINE GAS FIXTURES. + At the close of orn busin the Sen- | 220, and the Monadnock, $1,434,439. ‘ yo DECORATED SHADES, GLOBES. ke. | Tue Comsssionensuir—It was reported at the |.ata, on motion of Me Joven eet a ene |e LAND GRANT KAILROADS, The arguments of the proctcerionin the Caney | Capitol to-day that Major amhomas P. Morgan gousideration of the ‘ill for the Felief of Ben.| Tne speaker laid defore the House yestertay of, avitt tealy and ‘Quin, aecused of mang saa a eORGETOWN, D. C. Jqn. ist., 1983, _| Would be re-appointed District Commissioner. Mr. Cameron (Wisconsin), in supportypt the pill, | ®letter from the Secretary of the Interior, in re. | inflammatory spe Givision. ‘The judguent is ro WARRING, associated with me hh business my pointed out some errors Of fact into which, he | Sponse to the resolution of Inquiry offered by Mr. : . ‘AL ASTROLOGER. : Ie ee is a ade Ean aa ee cL aeee oeU anlils MEM OMTHIL NGG Setiom Etats coeaaoee aoe Pound, chairman of the House committee on pub- | “"Y°% aS ‘inth +treet northwest. G : reifter be conducted at the old stand, has decided to clove four of the U. 8. navy yards day ‘tn ‘opposition to it. lic lands, as to what land grant rullroads have Fire Philadel * to any one who £ 10€8 Jeffercon street, ne eRe con. on the 3ist of March next. Upon being asked Mr. Morrill insisted that the errors were very | been completed within the period fixed by the PHILADELPHIA, roche 146.—A noogrens dy out th's we ch yards would, be selected, he replied that he | slight, and ald not affect the substance of his | acts granting them charters. "The letter emboucs | gpLATAPELAMIA, JAM. 16—A fr oalting ho ae . F cutvive is He tells consultor’s |, Thankful for the very liberal patronage receiv-d in | had not gotten as faras that. ‘Without doubt the | argument, & report from the commissioner of the land ofilce. ae BierEriC ntl amd is the only person that ean do ao. | the : uth Sth street, occupied as a cont Past 28 years, I respectfully wolicit a continusuce of | VW ‘ards will remain | Mr. Plumb reviewed at length the history of the as of. Warriniaske no questions and Uses no cards oi | the seme for the new fem, intending, etl Waching on and Mare dsmnd:y: bo ee ‘4 OF CO-PARTN'RSHIP, Entire Stock of ve FLOWERS et L?SS than HALF PRICE. in telling th esent and tuture, a thar frien, Urluetng reparated ciinese BONNETS, GLOVE ND NECKWEAR FOR | # w . fectionery to give m SENATOR MILLER'S BRIDGE BILL. Ufactory by B. Winsel. The building was soon @ : : : undisturbed. claim, and opposed the bill. "He Delleved that this — At amy devon sca in bis profemsian: a pay Sepoualaiention i the urine, Mt Poel oft ciaim’ had been given a pecullar standing before | ‘The three bridge bills introduced in the Senate Sees an beak eine ae ee ee “ mts, Se jal6-1w* | answered. e eee pends PATENT OFFIcE CHANGES.—The Commissioner of | the Senate by the use of social and perhaps politt- | this morning by Mr. Miller, of New York, copies ners. MRS. M. J. HUN _Ja2-ln W. H. WHEATLEY. a Mis. S MA Roar 608 NistH Staeet, Orrosrre Patext OFFIce. NAtioNaL THEATER. Emporium CRE’ 1L, ARRASENF. BEADS, RIR- OS"nd OUTLINE EMBAOIVERIES aud aliue | EyERY EVENTS, Tannery 15, terials for the same. Engagement of ths Comed: Com lete Stock of SATEENS, FELT, end WORSTED Hose & CRAN FRINGES for Lembrequins, Table aud Fiano Monday, Tuesday ani turniture manufactory of Daniel Pal Bexe — Patents, to-day, made several transfers among | C#l influences, and that if the case were that! of which have heretofore been introduced in the door, was dami fanoke and water” : SCHOOL OF COOKERY, 1923 H STREET NORTH. “MISS ALICE CAIN (FOR MANY YEARS : fn cliarge ofthe | OF 0: poor soldier ce srontiereman ths claimant |r sp hy Mr Growiey,promes (80 auiories the Sayooee Sire -piractical Lesvon in cooking Sweetbreads and | (ogy MISS, MUICE CAIN (FOR, OA Pichia rs ene pele Would receive but.cold comforttrom the committee | House by Mr. C three dues across the Niagara | Tweddle Mal Albany, Destroyed. ud Wi EDN a ies zs ol 8 re, Wi y = onaw bh. attpa. ee Respectfully advises her friends that she can be found | to the division of calories: ond Be Re Game tee | cl Cac TaLL eaoven Hr pedlige Gib exiceut nainen | iver, at the aillages it Aawioton ama Momeeone AIRAnv, It %., Jan vee ok ro ehartad te WeoDee at the Dry Goods House of tamuel Ker, 950 7th street chief of the latter, was transferred to the division | in the bill from $330,000 to $100,000. Lost—ayés 21, and at a point between Lewiston and the moun- mon's music store, under Tweddle hall, at half- COMEDY. | northwest, where she will be Pleased to furnish them | of metallurgy and as, its chief, J. H. Whittaker, | nocs 31. tain ridge above that villi re. These pun past seven o'clock “this morning, and spread 80 with reliable goods at lowest prices. «a1 | going to the division of househo d furniture, At the close of the morning hour the bill went | #f° constituted Tete ney, anal have | Cuickiy to Ube stage that within ten autores tan. , =, ROTOR So GTO over, i - : TS cRADINALS LOWE DING Dakn EES THE STAR ROUTE SeRvicg between this city and | ‘Mr. Hin, trom the committee on post offices ana | already granted the Set tO Waa the Rese oe a a se, iG. - post ruined, RED-BIKDS, JAPAN ROBINS, MOCKING- Aquia Creek and Upper Marlboro’, Va., has been roads, reported favorably the House bill to } Mentioned in these Dilis. wi BIRDS, ‘STARLINGS, JAY MATINEE, ians, ednesday Evenings and Sat- post Tweddle hall was six stories hi of Drown etc ote curtailed a0 as to begin at Anacostia, Modify the postal money order eystem and tor THE HAWAIIAN TREATY. stone and was erected in 1860 by the late Joun one Srday Satine, Also, ali kinds of Sixes Reeds and Elxturee, atthe — other purposes. The House committee on foreign affairs this | Tweddle, It is valued at $930,000, and 1s now Large Assortment in HOSIERY, ¢ LOVES. TRIM- ae funniest SOE EIDDEN FRUIT eich ote S Ge F Tue Rewatvs of Jon: Howard Payne, which | Mr. Miller, of New York, introduced a Dill Le morning after reading a communication from the | owned by Mrs. H. W. Tillinghast’ and ber two AMEING GOAPIN RING FeO teeE ene ee | CREO Dov eee nome te Entebbe alee Under Matonie Temule, | were exhumed under thesupervision of the British | Prevent the importation of ‘adulterated teas, Re Secretary of the Treasury, explanatory of the | Sisters. ‘The flames spread tu = ar STAMPING and PINKING promptly executed. 6 Sine T ai i. CRANE 1 Taunt: ‘at Marseille 1th ferred to the committee on commerce. = with fearful rapidity, and within minutes: — ———_—> ‘Thuseday sid friday Penk L ss S Gas FIXTURES.—E. F, BKOOKS. consul at Tunis, are now au les awaiting workings of the Hawallan treaty, authorized Rep- entire building was fn flames. The scenery, INKING TWO CENT: insacy arid Es leay Eveninga, transportation to this country. As no vessel of eae ee Tesentative Kasson to report to the House a reso- | in the hall was rapidly consumed, and huge & ae 902 ot comEbY OF ELHOIs. the United States navy 1g at present available for| TheRenate, at 1:10, resumed the consideration Intion favoring the retention of the treaty, but in | of flams and sparks shot up high in the sir. Tse Yeriety often, Ste Dromio of Syracuse.) ‘Twin {Stuart Robson 681 15H Sraeer, the purpose, they will probably be Drought here | of the tariff’ bill ‘The pending question was on aanndinsd Gives wegersenta ica Picea cok Ba ground floor on State street was by Jon. ove Trimminur, Dro of Eee Wer ato He C=Ne| Fun aecortment Mitchell, Vance & Co.'s Goods. Cor- | DY # Vensel of one of the regular sveamship nes. | the amendment offered by Mr. Gorman yesteraay | * Odifled form. | from the report of the majority, | 8. Dickerman, auctioneer; Edward ail : On Ura NERS coren Building. O15 _ | | Mone NAMES COL Jama Hancock, who bas (2 make the Gaty oa Di-chromate.cf | potash ee eee coe Breet side the ground floor was oosuptea ‘ter Bt SH 5 fe of sugars, not contem) acy, e, : I aU 2 Mr SVL a GRaNs | (@ SLEN FLOMA AND BETHESDA WATERS | PeeM Tecommended by deading citizens ot tne | CONS Per pound. | a the amendment so as | been admitted free of uty, abd that thererore the | Tuttle, shoes; G. B. Whitehorn, gen ne furs M se voy praxpis, _ sopiste. do ir. WM. H. CRANE ie District for Commissioner, was accidentally | to make the duty 2 per cent ad valorem, Witch, Treasury department ia now on trial rather than | Dishing goods; 8. M. Hydeman, clothier; Louis E VON 4 8, ODISTE, | £L£8H FROM THE SPRING. io THe § ny Soutter, druggist; James Maher, and J. Saulesly with font & i. Now York; Wu. Barr&| a15 Monday, Jan.23—The white Slave. omitted from yesterday's in THE Stak A} he sald, would be about equivalent to 8 cents &| the treaty. ee Ca. StL ‘Mo. . ees 2 — communication has been. ved from a prom- | pound, the rate of the bilL ——____-e-________ F. Connor, merchant tailor, ‘oor L INCOLN HALL. W. C. MILBURN, Pranmacter, Inent citizen, warmly ding Mr. A. 8. House of Representatives. The District Commissionership. ras oe ned sn nety” Rf ‘eumeree CHa 3 mis 1429 Pennsylvania avenne, | S°!0monsfor the position Mr. Flower presented the petition of F.A.P. Bar-| FRIENDS OF CANDIDATES AT THE WHITE HOUSE | Kip, w. J. Matkescy, J. W.Matticn Simith ODeone = Or Ye pees) ia re = = SENATOR McPHERSON eniphatically denies the nard, president of Columbia college, and other gen- TO-DaY. %. ae Bradtord R. oa . — i [STERESTING News. charge made in a bill of Joseph F. Rusling, in the | tlemen engaged tn sclentiflc pursuits, praying for | ‘The delegation in the interest of Mr. C. C. Dup- weyor’ ike tention tee: peli rg inn od THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, United States circutt court at New York, that the | the construction of a national Observatory. Re- | canson tobe District Commissioner, which called | Atinosphere was very cold and men worked with BOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. JANUARY 18, 19 and 20, eae Senator had attempted te fnfluence legislation for | ferred. at the White House yesterday and failed in get- | diiticulty. Erastus Corning’s reside BALL ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, —_ his cwn pecuniary benefit. Mr. McPherson says < lence, KING’S PALACE he has refused to compromise what he knows to| _™T- Belmont asked unanimous consent for the | ing audience with the President, called again this | Was on fre a number of Umes, but bul Admission, i © of the Senate bill to prevent and punish | morning and were recetved by him. The President | Willing hands put out the fire and saved the ven x FANCY WORS' “ Sey be an entirely unfounded cis choosing rather | Passagt P LA ing A el ‘old house and its wealth of fami! a ee oe Pee — to contest its vallaity inthe ooures of lav, where | the counterfelting ‘within the United stetes at heard the claims set forth by the spokesman, but | Shi relics. ‘The loss om the heliaites ae fer Embreidery on Linen, Mammoth 3 OUR ANNUAL SIFTING OF STOCK STILL CON- he will oe Ms ed ae eel pee. notes, bonds, and other securities of foreign gov- anh no Indication of what action le would take | at 00. The total loss will reach nearly cour Ec utana teas ae MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. TINUES, TO MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING. | one justia’ Me Woe eee aS sig- | "ments. HW. Garnort, WB. Meee aw oud “AC fame ea amen rm a ces . ORERE Tor et Jal5-6t Adults, 25; Chi dren, 15. WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK | nificant that Mr. Rusling has waited until theeve | Mr. Bland objected. Pratt, and Messrs. Hutchinson, Dingman and sev- | "The Low of the British Ship Pride of Germantown snd Zephyr Worsted, Geriaan, Spanish, | HE ROLLER SKATING RINK, OF FINE BEAVER HATS AT SEVENTY-FIVE | of the Senatorial electionin New Jersey to enforce ane nee poate teed a bill aed ne Tellef of the | eral ozhers. Representative Van Aernam, of New the Ocean. d E h Yarns, ait colors. Alt kinds Embroidering Coneee fete Qos eee aod etOus ne alleges to be of several years’ eget stead Mt and railroad com- co eat oy Seago oneae 4 ER DESTRUCTION Lccggencond niga ‘6 TO 4 DYNA~ zB . nd a ing promptly executed. N +: & G fo MITE LOBION. ' S ANN ERY, pape ELS FHEM WORTH FROM TWO DOLLARS TO THREE CommanDER H. DeH. Mantgy has been ordered EB Tayiey oo a ee ees be District Commissioner. Loxpow, Jan. 16—The East Anglian Times sayst MSs 4851 &. nUsPHERY, DOLLARS. OUR PATTERN HATS, SOLD FOR- reateiee : ttiet of Onto to succeed the late J.T. Updearate Se ete The beach trom Harwich to Aldeburgh Is strewed, TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth strects. MERLY FROM TEN DOLLARS 10 FIRTEEN DOL. | © bold himself in readiness for sea service. the” é ‘The Potomac Fiats Improvement. with wreckage from the British ship Pride of the and that gentleman appeared at the bar of thé = lonenninn New York’ A came eepe CRS TOW BE SOLD FHOM FOUR DOL-| ‘tae Mextcax Coxmresi0N, consisting of General House, and quaitied, Pa | Saesb Sepatond Wome che cheiecree eee cates: | GOES Greeoee ae eee . LARS, EL PS, Tre poses tne 6 . Cox, of New York, presented emorta = La casa Assemblies Monday. Wo Incaday and Friday Nighteat | Taney IN A BUNCH, AT ooo oe es aa Doe ee retary of State, pria | ofthe New York Maritiine assoclation protesting | provement of the Potomac Date, arrived tn the ear lit edgy ody wep inge wy wcdan! Mails by watern Occuaess, A BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS, PLUMES, AS WELL a ing. Bekes CORSE’ foerder iu evers style and inatertal and guarantees perfect tit cuinfort, HELPS TA S ARE ng, Merino Underwear Small pleces has led to the conjecture that P inst the removal of the revenue e service last evenin a to-day occupied in su- explosion their respects to the President this morning. They | #88! city evening and was lay occuplt ‘the loss of the vessel was caused by an ihe AAGeRGerss. | , ASSEMBLIES EVEIY AFTERNOON av ase, | AS FLOWEKS. YOUMUST OOME AND ASCERTAN | were received in the Blue Paria S ObSY | to the Navy department. Referred. perintending the unloading of the cars and tools, | of dynamite. ine He gemal asut | Subscription Bst now open for an advanced circling : ee CAPT, HOWGATE. which had been sent on to Baltimore, and arrang- ‘Trouble Among the In@lane. pe ae treet ss clsas to commence Tuesday, Jun. 23d. Be SOE. A Eee AND SATINS, TOO, WILL | A New Yean Grer Inqurmep Inro.—An Inquiry | Mr. Spaulding, from the committee on. mflita locom rretrngy eu ies curpenne ie eee ee Complimentary cards can now be procured for anew | BE SOLD AT THE SAME LOW RATES; IN FACT, . 4 won the | 10g for the continuance of the work. The era’ cl ° having been made into the matter of the presenta- | affairs, reported back the resolution calling on the tives that are to be used on the trestlework have | ™!® EXCITEMENT CAUSED BY INTRUDERS ON THEER Special arrangelaents can bo made for talivided ix. Cone ie Gora MUCH AN ODIee Gy | Hon of a silver service set to the wite of Mr. Mo-| secretary ot War for information us to wire meas, been completed, and willbe sent here ina few| Sr. Pact, MINK. Jal, 16-4 telegram was fe struction. jal5 Calmont, the chief of the special agents of the | ures have been taken to secure the arrest and trial days. The newly-fintshed steam dredgers, two im | ceived yesterday at department headquarters “ TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR Penston bureau, Commissioner Duiiley 1g satisfied | of H. W. Howgate, Adopeed. Dumber, are how in Jersey Gis, weleg tos from Capt. 0. B. Read, of the 11th infantry, come NEW THEATER CoMIQUE. Bee OO e. eee ee ee eee tow: | ME, Pound of Wisconsin, gave, notice that to-| Wealner (9° make che Sap bets” Eee Beat | esa a eer ate 21m Anan paz i row he Wo resol ange acco Porter, FOR THE SAME REASONR WE INTEND To | complaints received both by the secretin ae te | me rules as to provide that duriug the moraice See ee fengin. Mr, Santora, tas | Gian agear ok Ponior bance gee GLEAT OUT BALANGE OF CHILDRENS’, MISSES’ | Now Yuar proscit, whieh tebe D> tae eels, wie | Hour of each day It shall be In order for commatt= | partacr of the eeserech eee HO ae pene | dian agent st Poplar River agency, calle AND LADIES’ CLOAKS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED Ren ear rest Reo me anqulry, with — en ees pepicn Bere been reported Fanaa valley, superintending a gang, of men | from the reservation, as the Indians are greatly OF A FASHIONABLE WRAP, DON'T MISS YOUR _ Lovens Liveany Now ready. Nos. 1 to 41. “The be-t and cheapes: literature of the day, at 10 and $0 cents a volume. "end for eatslowues Who are cutting plea. Some are already on the | excited, and he has good reason to es, g v Be rao Of Towa, from the committee on for- | way here, and as soon as they arrive, with tavora: | serious’ trouble between. them end he tedreaee ‘At BAUWs, aur sf Sor CHANCE IF YOU DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY. | Pxesonal—Ex-Senator Platt and wife, ct New | eiftans tl e . * : i13 416 7th atreet. DICK hare the ‘ss jue ene WE ACKNOWLEDGE WE DON'T MIND THE LOSS, | York, are at the Arlington.— Commissioner Lor- | 11 +3 condttisaa errs ténmination of thetoaty — Beppe D teins Me oma OSE ne See ee sarees. om bee ane campon the Svouing of te ion TARIES FOR THE NEW YEAR. THE GREAY NAC NAC DA*CE, “Introducing our | THEREFORE THE REST OF OUR STOCK, SUCH | ing has gone to New York.—Admiral Baich and | of the United States with the Hawatiar gyre, The Star Route Trial. inst., and that it was uis intention to leave at D . x ‘Famous Ballet. AS LACES. CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR, FICHUS | family arrived in New York from Aspinwall yes- | Ment, signed June 4, 1875. Referred to the House PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY. | UO assume command of the party In and ANS’ VISITING LISTS. Admission £0, 36 and 25. AND SOARFS, AS WELL AS ALL OTHER | terday. calendar. ‘When the star route trial was resumed this | C@Pture or remove all intruders found various kinds, Monday, Jan. 22—Fanny LouiseBuckingham in | ARTICLES INTHE FANCY MILLINERY LINE, A nOEE THE AGRICULTURAL APPROPRIATION BILI. morning Mr. Anthony Josephs, who was on the | 0! she Feservation. " $ S WILL BE OFFERE} e ‘GLY. SOCIETY NOTES. *s r > UBEDS AND VINCERTS NoTES ON THE | _S1° MAZEEPA. Oe eey See euiGts paki Seay ee ee stand yesterday, was recalled for croas-examina-| Serious Imcendinry Fire in Chicago, ON PAPERS AND ALL REQUISITES FOR N=, DIME MUSEUM. ee DAY SCHOOLS, IN Penn: esterday afternoon were not th: tion in regard to the Ojo Callente route. The wit- MILLS WHICH COsT $200,000 BURNED. Ivania avenue, near 11th street. KING'S PALACE, ‘The receptions y ay the | and it was agreed to. [The bill as agreed toin Cuicago, Jan. 16.—About 7 o'clock last even= Crushes which distinguished the earlier Monday | conference appropriates $13,000 more than as it | 2°88 made a correction of his testimony by a Xe South C At WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SONS, ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE. f “At Homes,” but gave opportunities for more ex- | passed the House. rhe toral amount epproprintes | stating that after consulting letters in his posses Be ee nanny ee im as 498 SevesTH Sruect. _ DOG CIRCUS. SS Oe SEVER THGTHREN NORTHWEST. |S oacll and satistactoer OourerpAOnE AG a B ¢403,010—being $21,040 teas tha the Appropria- | sion he had come to the conclusion that the lost | house and bluing house.’ The fire was clearly in- = Prof. Vides toot their Marvelous Tricks. AURNACES, residence of the Chief Justice, Mrs. and Miss tons for the current year.} letter, which he sald yesterday was written by 8. cendiary, as the watchman discovered ofed waste WwW iz S Oo. . Everett in Magic. The Dancing ff eee ‘all the Curi- F J Waite had assisting chem Mrs, Ferry, of Annapo- BILL FOR A NEW CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. W. Dorsey, was written by John W. Dorsey. and kindling wood = HALL FFER owities. RANGES, Ils, and Miss Stevens, of Concord, N. H. Miss| MJ. Rice, of Massachusetts, chairman of the} Mr. Wilson and Mr. Ingersoll abated te the FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS Admission only 10 cents.” Performance afternoon and GRATES, Moore presided atthe tea table spread in the | CMmittee on additional accommodations for the by the witness that a branch of eae ee building by a watchman, who called two other eur remainiug stock ef Christmas Cards at balf their | #!5-1W__uicht. Hoserved seats for ladies. PLUMBING, Worary, Tho Chior Justioo was present during | Coneress papennpeint daa mtaan ey on shat sub- | jhe rgute Tor the purpose of bowing watcnmnes t Risansioance, oad after a Bard =] rr be . fo ma erste of non abe nooes foe thee: ode, (SONGREGATIONAt, CHURCH. GENERAL Jonuina! Had as asclscants her daughter Mies Milter, “ie: | {it provides for tus oreetien ees ae ocmma ted. Un Morris objected to the evidence as tonching | Bul Oy that, fime tie whole suctheast coruer S$ AND 5’ ons Munson, of Now York, and Miss Wilson.’ The | ing on any of the government reservations in | maviers occurring since the trenee iene eae ok | the building was in flames dad beyond con BOOKS AND STATIONERY 1882. LYCEUM COURSE LECTURE 1883, young ladies alternately ded over the lunch | Washington which may be selected by a commis-| in the indictment After ‘argument in about fitteen minutes the house, al fefulland complete, which we shall sell as low as the BY REV. ROBERT COLLYER, HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, table, which was ananieiteitarees en comnens - Peon ene: ie a Interior, me JUDGE WYLIE SUSTAINED MR. MERRICK’S OBJECTION Sercaty Bye Seek witch as the ag A cought fire, i. He a 5 _ = ‘ns Arc! t ant pean ore ror ails FROM THE ANVIL 10 THE PULPIT. DESC TOM seteeh nese Daponk Orcs, = Tron Gainer cmiee ae ER Bee 1a airy renalssance of style of architecuice, vente pets an oe neem an was 100 by 350 feet, and contained two engines and Seats can now be reserved at Free’s Bookstore, oppo- 1 Mrs. and Miss Bradley recelved With the unosten- uch Of the bullding shall be erected | Pha? ade ieadoret ccm a to | #0 machines, ‘The dimensions wi Houmay Presests. Co ee ee pee Cauorce Cor Frowens. tatioug elegance which isa feature of thelr home pee umictent to "for a | the aos ccncpeunca bowen Fe large collection of patterns, « iS he 2 ‘Thanking the publicfor the Uberal patronagehere- | 11° Mr Miss Woodn ong her alee eee ‘Warner, ble the | often constructed Tegi stock of halls, amcunting to at least 15,000 FOR ONE WEEK THE FOLLOWING IANO AND ORCHESTRA MUSIO, tofore bestowed upon me, I take pleasure in herewith re- | Of Savanah. Many party calls were made upon and probably a far greater number. The bi BARGAINS IN BOOKS ‘Farniehed by 5 THEO A NG, commending for all occasions, such as Weddings, | Mrs. Justice Matthews, and the large company } of these de- | house was 50 by 75 feet. The nail with mae Pe ae 2-Im* 1124'1th street northwest. Coe Se eee Fence, ote. my sseort | wore pleasantly entertained by Mra. Matznews, REMOVAL OF CAUSES. anythi perce pod Freon cpg = aT Potions, NCHESTEA—wUsIC FURNISHED oe acces hay outicscen Tit Gee ke see ly he young lady @ punsts Mies coped ai ae canes hae Shasta to Any a court, from in this case. ton the machinery may be in. OMiclals of the} FREE'S: Lor all ocean di gormann Prof, Thee Lee sider | attention to any designs ordered. Miss Fisk, of Northampton, Mass, agreeably as- st , being the bill amending the | As the so stock and saa> Eee"eeidence, 1197 Sth at. mw." Eberbachte’ Hane N. STUDER, Florist, | sisted. | Miss Gene Matthews, presided over the | act regulating the removal of causes from state to term 1 insured. Dickens, 15 vols... $12 00 te © ‘a16-1in tea table. Mrs. Justice Blatchford had with her | federal courta. stead of rerio ee ‘Thackeray, 10 vols. 875 ja3-2w £08 F street northwest. | her husband’s cousin, Blatchford, of New § ON Spey IB pos Ion ea ee remembered here'as: pleasant guest of but : oe spring. 70 MAREEITE RSs _| Bon Bazarrasr: hoe ere Cameron had cosy | Mr. Gorman to-day entered a motion in the | witness said 900 Tlors and an inviting tea table, and was assisted | Senate to reconsider the vote by which the House 3@ CHOCOLAT MENIER, Dill to allow the Washington and Atlantic railroad 500 to enter the District was indefinitely postponed at aa es ot Mrs. Bi ra, ©) the last session, ii was the plan of Rog od to come down uta new rout ry { © 00 bett ye —— wersapensh — wis SCRAP PICTURES. BOLD EVERYWHERE. 1 reek, Wi too poe. Porte py jee ot wil pls mas te some time was spent in discussing objections to 22 50 WYNN. 507 434 STREET SOUTHWEST, DEALER Mrs. FOSTER HENSHAW’S CLAIM. evidence concerning expedition on the route under 180 | em, alti Alant Basis get rane a — Clemmet received at, eg o sy) Mr. Cameron, of Wisconsin, to-day presented in —_— tit Ce TT OE AMES A SPECIALTY. the Senate a memortal from Foster Henshaw, ask- <MA2 CARDS = SCRAP mene aaa POOKETS, CAS. ee ae oe re t wsalated. | 1ng permission from Congress to file a suit in the C juccession of callers, Court of Claims for damages done to his AT REDUCED RATES aT ®™ wee pay barley, Kueicardas Wendetetge Chaat — Tare and on Virginia avenue by special Amprovementy and FREE’S, Goode. 8 GOULD. 42 Sthateeet. Beaedr. “Jap | sow yore: Depot, 6k Wall atzect, wumaber is ao tluacare ayenoor =a e %, opp. Fbbitt House, and 1th street ad Penn Boston Depot, 134 State street. $29-t&tim | lad ‘THE U.8. GAS AND FUEL COMPANY. f oh HOTELS, &e. ‘The bill introduced in the House yesterday to PECIAL NOTICE. i) (CLANK HOUSE, A-BURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, cue ry we perp enka tha dob wphcoertgaeneer dig eens USE, AS) . z Henry Y. Attrell, Hamilton Diss- Js in readiness for guests at reduced rates until | o2orons qiahing to subscribe to Rend, MoNally & ra. Me Dr. aS oes + heated by nace, lerson recei' ‘also ton, Wm. Arthur L. Bateman, A. W. Re en pal A fealsne eae § scriptive, will pleaso call orseud thelr ordeza to 480% | Hend and Mrs, ved in Cassell, Wan ke Singer enh dite of the Veace and Notary Public, home comforts. A very desirable place for faiuilies. is | ©. RINGWALT, Mra, Bancroft, Mrs, and~Miss W. Ellig, Nathaniel ¢. W: Caleb ©. W: B16 & strect uorthwent, 263m $a13-16¢ Agent tor Bintet of Colambla, and the Misses MoKoovor were a EB Rs K Chase. Ponte in lends, ° G ‘* F: Severs, Svrertor Sscoxp-naxp Mas. A. Anmsrnoxe, ‘The ladies of the National were iemoved from 434 street to 424 Sth street Goiielars 140 West 424 street, New York; gk home and ware.) “jin PIANOS * = oe E 0 y FOR SALE ON EASY TERM3, ‘Will open at her Parlors, 1407 G street, opposite the "8 office THURSDAY SANUARY 11%, on aeie wen thi signed by, ttornes; 7 poomave: for the with an. st. of sup) 201 q : right Hardman.. ‘200 pea HOR ae nents eleven, @ central fig~ convicted eerie ere aren paar sale: be hia hata Tainau cane) = Mra, irs Cannon. Mis some mem- . of Cougress, and the De- ota Lord, Mee. Dr. Fitnt and’ Mra. Arial An ra ler. itwee the twenty-sixth an- ‘While thus niversary of Mra Oarlisies. Lg poe A FRR Baas are pene cae = = “ites to Reat Eatate Index w’ County ‘and Has opened at her Rooms, Beuguets oC ong-atenmed rx al beau Shore Pali YC. RADI 7 avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, Eseinad ely mi ee obeorvations ‘lunatic, . BRADLEY, fp enteg det Teh black & aa Gm neo, 10 AEE RESE AT Law, throat and wrists with some of them certiry No. 472 Louians Avene northwest. ds 08i Tu PORTANT. H i in |AS, J. GOOG! ‘801 dressed with marked CH ‘most in LIC} yk Gay ‘Good work, good references, Rptirate Saree con becied $0 died amine a vie “te Wy f MiLiEx Tetheon gare tek wil ceratinly low it ade ot Wonrets 2 F 5 es caniey Saige, |Feene sere Saber geions, pre I. J. Hoax, 439 13th street northwest. aa soe aees ooo eee Se Te eRe Sergeant Testereet — ms 1914 ma 1916: arenus, i a AL i Ly 5