Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WenpDay. Januar LOCAL MENTION. The Wenther. OFFICE OF THE CHIR SIGNAL. OFFICER, Wasninaton, D. C., Jan. 22, 1883, 9:30 a. m, For the middle Atlantic states, colder, fair Weather, northwesterly winds, higher pressure. Special Weather Bulletin. TO-MORKOW LIKELY TO BE CLEAR AND COLDER. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes he following special bulletin to the press: A cold Wave 40° below th» man for the month fs central in the upper Mississippi valley and unper lake Tegion. The temzersture has fallen about 20° in New England, the mtidie and South Atlantic States, and risen 2° in Wyoming. The teinpers- ture will continue to fall to-day and to-night In the Atlantic coast states. Minimum temperatures, Jower than minus 30° are generally reported’ from Minnesota. ‘The following spectal temperatures Were reported at 3 p.m. ye-terdsy: Washington, 82; Noriolk, Savannah, Atlanta, 32 Jacksonville, Pensacola, 47°;'New Orleans, e;G fon, 26°; San Antonio, 34°; Tucson, 40° . 55°; Sin ‘Diezo, 54°. Cold, fair wea~ ted’ on Tuesday In New England, the States and lower lke region. piste ectitines ‘Tux following immense bargains will be sold for 4. to-morrow only at KR. Goldselmid’s 812 7th st. B.W.; pocketbooks 7 Inch scissors, 7 inch rubber, dressing combs, 1 plain goblet, 2 water tumblers, Zrubber round ‘combs, 2 wine glasses, 24 sheets of colored, or white shelf paper,2 fruit saucers With handle, 1 covered bucket, or’ saucepan, 6 tea Spoons, 2 boxes of Army and Navy lacking, 40 clothes pins, 4 boxes of Tuomas’ laundry blue, tea Delis, 3 cakes of tollet soap, 1 box of star paste stove polish, 3 row muffin pans, 1 pair serpant or Shell bracelets, rolling pins, potato mashers, 2-9 ineh pie or jelly plates, 1 qt cups, decorated china muzs or plates, scrubuing brushes, hanging Match safe=, tea trays, feather, dusters, 2 tea Strainers, 24° views of New York, sliver glass Douquet ‘holders, stew pans with handle, 3 table- spoous, 7 pin bat racks, covered butter dishes, egg cups, spoon holders, Magnolta lily white, ‘also Sreai bargains in white and decorated china ware. RELIABLE red ugderwear, $1.25, uptown, at Coch- Fane's. IGNER'S Sate.—The entire Tg, 312 Th Street northwest, consisting of @ lull line of picture frames, brackets, baskets, Batchels, pocket-books, Ks, albums, scrap Books, vases, toilet se ancy glass ware, 8! i ps, oll paintings and engry ed’ plate Jewelry, Japanese nd a very large stock of dolis and Z pr sale at and desiring bs arlah Tubrine TOSAVE Mo: snd porterhou: ¥ at_ the following , Se; prime cut Foosts, lamb chops or Foast, 12%¢.; ate wine pe corn beef, 7 and 8¢., all of mail to 'S. Op- and F nw, Pact. Trattes’ pho , between D and Pe jon given toevery eu gallery, nla avenue. 309 9th Sat- Frsse.’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russa, JOUNSON’S OYSTERS, 9til, near E. Ladies’ saloon rst for. Exrea large leggings, ladies, uptown, Coch- Fane's. Int. stained glass ageacy, 939 L street n. w. Riggs’ bunk. Owrse to the rapidly Increasing demand for our re Hunzarizn Wines, We have opened an Ameri- €an branch, where a large stock will always be Kept of our UspEnwear, underprice, Cochrane’s, opposite Carlowitz, the Great Hungarian Claret, and all other Kinds of Suil and Sparkling Hun- arian Wines, Agencies will be ranted In all Tincipal cities throughout the United Stati anadas. Apply to Max Greger, limited, purvey~ ors of Hungarian wines by special appointment to Q 2 Fifth avenue, New fork, U. Nus's French hand-made cotton underwear, Cochrane's SEND THE WEEEL ur irlend. large Ty-sIx columns. Only one Jear—reduced from two age paper Of © (postpaid) a CITY AND DISTRICT. Ammvements, &c.. Fo-night. Foup’s Grena Hovse.—Ideal Opera Company in Bobemian Girl.” Nationa THEATER. m Seating i ston. TueaTer Comrqre.—*Mazeppa” and Varieties, Dive Mvseca.—Curlosttles and interesting per- formance. The White Stave.” Polo, Baltimore vs. —_—.___. Condeased Locals. a, passed a che ly, proved to be worti:less pape be inerel of Mr. W. 8. Buchly, lace at two o'clock Eero Was attended by ‘lezations froma the Uniformed Patriarectis, 1 O. % B, the Knlghts of Pythtas and the Order of ks. Serviees ‘re conducted at the house by Revs. J. T. Kelly and Wm. F. Ward, At Gien- ‘wood, the remains were interred, the ‘of the Elks were performed. At John Wesley M. E. Zion chureh (colored), on Connecticut avenue, between L and M streets, the pastor, Rev. J. , Yesterday baptized fourteen converts by sprinkling. A number of the Fecent converts, who have never been baptized, be- eve tn ima . and arrangements are being r. Coles to take Unem to the river,where Mil be performed. Tipgton, the colored man who wa: ad with the butt of agun last Wedn« ‘nt by Wm. Jackson, of the Garfield (colored) Guards, is sUll in a critical condition and not ex- cted to recover. zion and a comrade of ‘is were ejected from an entertainment at Betarl ball, given by the Guards, and attacked the mill- tary on their way to thelr armory. The Philharmonic Society has elected Mr. H. C. Bernays as conductor, vice Prof. A. C. Gloetzuer, Fesigned. Arehbishop Cai iu hich took yesterday dedicated a church butt Baltimore, recently purchas 'd Catholles. Among the clergymen who assisted the Archbishop was Rev. Father Walsh, of St Augustine's church, of tals city. i Wm. Breggaman, a printer, who teft here about 1870, and Was supposed to have been drowned in y recognized as his having been ered from the Eust River, has returned to on, much to the surprise of his old He has been traveling in the west. fir-t session of the Fourth Sunday School In- stitute, under the auspices of the Sunday School ‘Union of the District, will be held this evening in the Congregational church. ‘ghe moss meeting of the Sunday schools east of the Cap aturday afternoon, had a fair at- tendance, and the re Very interesting. ‘a Mr. Ingersoll u-Baptist Church. He was fo- fr. f the Lutheran » Superintendent twas decided SS meeting of all the Sunday schools east of the Capitol next * Send Tae WEEKLY Stak as a Ni tt to your friend. Ie ts. lange ell bape paper of fiity- Bix columns. Only one doliar (post paid) a year— Feduced from two dollars. i Mr. J. P. Crutehet, for the past thirty years a resident of Washingtou and a noted caterer in the Official and soctal life of the elty, died suddenly last evening at his residence, H street Rorthw: ‘The members of the Criminal Court petit jury engaged in the star route trial, were called in court this morning, and excused again for two weeks, ‘The collision of freight trains early yesterday Short distunce beyond Philadetphia, . oe delay ‘in traws arriving orl ‘awald, clerk In the shoe store of ‘ser Bros., 461 Pennsylvania avenue, this w caught a half grown colored boy named James Temple, pilfering a pair of shoes from that store, and turned him over to Detective Voss, Who ‘Will present him to Judge Snell to-morrow. No one having appeared to claim the body of Josepa Shudler, who committed suicide at the ®t. Cuarles hotel by shooting himself through the Drain on the 16th instant, the body was by di- Teetion of the health officer buried to-day in Pot- ter’s field. The body was prepared for burial by the Messrs. Lee Sons, Where 1t has been kept until to-day. W. Corcoran,to-day, filed a bill In equity . B. Coburn, and Jno. C. Fry, asking greement entered into with defendants to aare 340, be canceled on the ground «ndants have falled to comply with the terms stipulat ——— . Nrvez Taans.—Harbormaster Sutton _ reports srrivals ab the river front as folfws: Schoouer « Etward stew Smith, 700 bushels oysters, mar- Ket; sehr. G. unders, Buckrum, 600 do., do.; ® hittington, Goff, 400 do. do.; ‘schr. >_—__ SAL® Tris Evexsxa.—Mr. Dowling will sale this evening at his auction = o'clock, of the Dalance of the sti Of books and stationery of F. B. Mohun, in which are raany Vatu. ble and searce worss, to’ which the book buyers Is calied. ‘Thereware stiention of comfortable quarters and seats tor all who may attend, The Cace of Bigelow. PROCEEDINGS IN THB CIRCUIT COURT TO-DAY. To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur, the case of the National Bank of the Republic agt. Bigelow was heard, Mr. R. K. Elliot for plaintiff and Mr. W. B. Webb and Mra Lockwood for the defendant. The pending motion was to strike out the judgment taken some weeks ago for want of pleas being flied in time, and MF. Elliot stated that he would consent to the Judgment being stricken out, provided that the defendant would come in within thirty days for trial He had made an investigation ag to the defendant swear- ing to the plea in which he says “he is not in- debted to the bank,” and he had ascertained that this clause was placed in the plea at Mr. Bigelow’s dictation, and this was a perjury. Mrs. Lockwood replied, with ‘some feeling, that they would show that the perjury wason the other shle. The court directed that the judgment be stricken out, the case to go on the calendar. The other case was then called, this being the action in the first discovered defaloation in which the pleadings were not complete. Mrs. Lockwood claimed that this jount had been paid; that the ‘bank claimed $8,000 and had been paid §10,000. Mr. ot said they were not here to try the case, and if Mrs. Lockwood would agree to the case being consolidated with the other, and set down for trial, it would be agreeable to him. The court ted the perfection of the plead- ings, the consolidation of the cases, and that they’ be placed on the calendar. . Commitments to the Penitentiary. MURPHY AND O'LEARY TO BE RETAINED HERE FOR THR PRESENT. Commitments to the Erie county (N. Y.) peni- tentlary were made out to-day for the following prisoners now in the District jafl: Eugene Boston, Frederick Williams and James Simms, burglary and larceny, 3 yearseach; James King, grand lar- ceny (monte man), 3 years; Hugh Strider, second Offense, petit larceny, 2’ years; Henry Young, second’ offense, petit larceny, 8 years; Edwa Morrill and Chas, Wood, altas Chas. Fitzsimmons, assault with intent to kiH, 8 years each; Louis Dodson, second offense, petit larceny, 2 years; George Simms, house-breaking, years; James Johnson, alias James Hill, second offense, poitt larceny, 2'years; Chas. Montgomery. secon Offense, petit larceny, 2 years; John H. Murphy, grand larceny (two cases), and Chas. O'Leary, rand larceny (both monte men), Murphy 6 and Leary 8 years, In the cases of Murphy and ©'Leary, the two men whose statements led to the investigation of the relations of the detectives and thieves by the citizens’ committee, Judge Wylie has instructed Warden Crocker to retain them in his custody until further orders. se The Alleged East Washington Outrage. THE CASE CONTINUED IN THE POLICE COURT. John Taylor, alias Thaler, against whom a war- Fant was sworn out by Mrs. Carl Yobst before Jus- tice Walter last Thursday, as mentioned in THe STAR, Was arreste’1 at the Pension Office, where he 1s employed as a watchman. He claimed that the charge was brought to blackmail him. Prose- cuting Attorney Moore this morning called Judge Snell's attention to the charge against Taylor. Mrs. Yobst, a middle-aged lady, was present in court in company with her husband. Mr. Moore stated that Mr. A. Cook sppenrot for the de- fendant, and wisned a continuance. He stated that he’ also desired a continuance, as the lady wasa German, and could not speak English, and he would have to get some one to interpret her testimony. The case was continued until to-mor- row. —— ELECTION OF OFFICERS.—The recently elected board of managers of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of the District of Columbia, met for anization 2t ten o'clock this morning, and the following oficers were unanimously elected: Jesse B. Wilson, president; J. Wesley Boteler, secretary and treasurer; Samuel C. Wilson, assistant secre- heniah Jones, surveyor of fires and real ‘A. Lambert, esq., attorney for the com- —_+___ “As BaD as THE Derscrives."—Charles Clark, the old soldier with no pedestals, except a wooden one, was in Judge Snell’s dock this morning again. He 1s the most troublesome prisoner that comes before the court, Bailiff Barton was dl- rected to call him up from the cell in the base- ment, and while be was coming up the steps sev- eral other cases were tried. fie hobbled into the dock with his hat on and pleaded “not guilty” toa charge of disorderly conduct on the Avenue. When the officer had finished his testimony the prisoner cursed him roundly, and wound up with the re- Mark that the officers was as bad as the detectives. “Twenty dollar or 6) days for contempt of court and $10 or 30 days for disorderly conduct,” said dge Snell. As the prisoner ws ‘ow. — you are as bad as the detective, too.” —— SAVAGE ATTACK BY A IIGHWAYMAN.—Mr. Wm. R. Burgess was attacked by a man in dark cloth- ing about 1 6’ ck Sunday morning, on D street, between 1st and 2d streets northwest. The attack was made with a black Jack and Mr. Burgess sus- ned a severe cut on the back part of his head. , however, recovered hiinself and held on to his aseailant for a time, but the latter finally broke away and make his escape. The motive of the assailant 1s supposed to haye been robbery, as Mr. Burgess had previously had a $50 note changed at the Theater Comique, and it 1s believed this man followed him to get ft, even by murder. He is. known and will probably be arrested. —_— A CASE THAT STKONGLY APPEALS TO THE CHARI- TABLE.—The police report a case of great distress in South Washington. Mr. Henry Humphrey, llv- ing at 910 D street southwest, sometime sinct fell ofa ladder on which he was working. and had both arms broken, The family consists of himself, his wife, and six small children, and they aré utterly destitute of food or fuel, and their father helpless. ‘Those who have an overplus would con- fer a charity by extending afd to them. ee JANSEN, THE RESSURRECTIONIST, ARRESTED.— About three o'clock yesterday morning Policeman Duvall arrested Jansen, the grave robber, while he was in the act of breaking in the door of the medi- cal college, corner 10th and E streets, in company with a party of boon companions. ‘After trying the door he sald, “Oh! I haven’t got any key,” and Taised his foot’and kicked the door. ‘The officer put a charge of profanity against him. This morn- Ing, when the case was called, Jansen falled to answer, and his collateral was forfeited. He after- wards appeared and asked to have his case re- opened, but the court refused to grant bis re- quest. ————— ED WASHINGTON COUNTERFEITERS AR- Baratmone.—The Baltimore Sun of to- ‘John Morgan and William Hill, who rom Washington, were before Jus- tice Khodes yesterday,charged with passing coun- terfeit silver dollarsin Lexington market Saturday night. It was alleged that they bought articles of smatl value in the market, tendering the counter- feit dollars and receiving genuine money in change, One of the men carried the counterfeits while the other made the purchases. Mr. George W. Norr! a market dealer, suspected the men, follow them, and soon obtained evidence upon which he cuused their arrest by Policeman O'Netil. They had passed bozus dollars on Jacob Seibert, Louis Miller id Daniel Vozt. On the wayto the station Hill threw ten of the coin away, which were picked up by the police. ‘They seemed to be fresh trom the mould, and are well executed. Morgan and Hill Were held for the United States authorities.” Srontxa A STREET Can.—A burly young colored man, named Daniel Stewart, was charged before the Police Court this morning with profanity, and also with throwing stones, Samuel Swift, con- duetor of car No. 60, of the 7th street line, stated that last night the defendant got on his cir, and Was afterwards found tobe drunk and Iollinj around on the other passengers. He was put off at 7th street and the avenue, and then began to stone the car, breaking the windows and frighten- ing the passengers, because he was not allowed to return to the car.’ He was fined $5 or 15 days for cursing and swearing,and $20 or 60 days additional for throwing stone: a ‘Tue CoLor LINE IN MARRIAGE.—The case which involves the right of intermarriage of white and colored persons in Virginia, which ts forbidden by the state law, comes up before the U. 8. Supreme Court shortly om a writ of error. ley, & colored man, who married a white woman, and Was indicted by the county court of Henrico county, Va., and fined $100 therefor, was married in this city, but returned to Virginia to live. At- torney General Blair, of Virginia, will defend the constitutionality of the Virginia law. pith ce, ‘THE WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—The an- niversary meeting of the: Woman’s Christian As- sociation was held last night at the New York Avenue church. Rev. Dr. Bartlett preached the sermon. The association has now been in exis- tence for thirteen years, during which time its Work has developed to ily proportions. Be- ginning in a small house in the central part of the city, Chas so grown that the organization now gccuples a roomy building, “The Home,” on 18th, between R and 8 streets, ‘and larger accommoda- Uons still are needed. Assistance in the way of refuge or a permanent home has been offered to 130 ms, and many casea of necessity have been relieved. The treasurer's Feport shows that the association expended $7,522 during the year. Mrs. Justice Strong is the president for the cur- rent year, Mrs. C. A. Weed secretay and Miss Josephine Chester treasurer, ee AN AGHICULTUKAL CoxvENTION.—The national agricultural convention, which will meet here to- Morrow, will, 1t is expected, be in session for a week, and will consider for the first two days the question animal industries, and after that cotton growing SALYINI.—So famous an actor, on his a} io this city, at the National theater, Mo! ing, January 29th, no doubt, will meet with de- moustrations of the most cordial nature, all of which wili be justly deserved. The advance sale of reserved scats commence Thursday mornit ensuing, 9 o'clock, st box office, theater. Salvin? the tour representetions are a8 fol ines- CITY ITEMS. - Manna en ‘Was once Jewish food; Jew and Gentile alike, now use Dr. Bull's Gouge kyray. Ces all men a chance. ‘The whole work will be. under the su; ot Lieut. F. V. Greene, assistant engineer, in. of streets, &. —-__ Mary Ana to Jane Ann. To the Editor of Taz Eventna Stan: If your correspondent “Jane Ann’,will put on’ her spectacles and examine the north wall of the new money order building, she will discover the vers door by commodious ‘balconies: and large every floor by comm enough 10 empty ihe Dullding in a few minutes, Jane Ann ought not to make any wild statement and hereafter be certain of her subject before she Tusues {nto print. Let her try again, and give us something hard. “Mary Ayn.” peste sorts Drgps tx Fee have been recorded as follows: E. J. Hill to L. G. Webster, lots 4 and 5, sq. 49; $6,000, John B. Alley to Harvey L. Page, sub 9, sq, 9: $1,952.24. Regina Ottenberg to Isaac Ottenverg, lo! B, 448; $4,600. Valentine McNalley to Geo! W. Ureruente, sub 3,84. 514; $780. J, Bawa bg to Thomas Col sub 8 and pt. 7, sq. — a ZEKLE's WIFR.—A novel prelude to the National ‘Woman’s Sufft convention will be given this evening in the character sketch of ‘1 's wife,”? by Mrs. Amy T.Dunn,to be precedod. by a recitation by Miss Bacon, of Boston. Tue Royat Visrroxs.—The state box at the Opera House on Friday night of this and Monday night of next week will be held for the Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne and suite. Eng- lish opera and lish comedy of the pines a are opportunely in Washington for both oc- casions. oe THk S. P.C. A. ANNUAL ELECTION.—The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on Sat- urdmy elected the following’ officers: President, Judge Arthur McArthur; vico presidents, Gen. L. P. Graham, Judge William B. Snell, Rev. R. R. Shippen; treasurer, Capt, K. M. Truall; executive cominittee, Hon. Arthur McArthur, ' clairman; Mrs. William E. Chandler, Mrs. J._8.'Brown, Mrs. A. L. Barber, Mrs. Bolton Porter, Mrs. A. A.’Mur- Tay, Mrs. N. B. Walker, Miss A. P. Stockdale, Miss Brady, Gen. L. P. Graham, Me. G. L. Douglass, Mr. George B. Chittenden, Gen. Thomas Duncan, Mr. Charles Kennedy,.Mr. J. B, Olcott, Mr. J. B. T. Tupper, Capt. EM. Truell, Rev. R. R. Shippen, Mr. C. W. Smiley, Mr. C. G. Kniffen, Mr. Metzerott, lor, Miss Irene N. Fuller, Miss Marion mn, W. H. Armstrong, Miss M. Peet, Mr. J. S. Poler, Judge Snell. The following honorary mem- were €lected: Henry Bergh, of New York, and George T. Angell, of-Boston. — EXTENSIVE PICTURE SALE.—Those interested in art will be attracted by the advertisement in another column of the sale of Paintings to be held by Mr. Dowling on the last three days of next Week. The catalogue Includes the names of many Well-known artists. ‘The paintings themselves will be on exhibition on the Tuesday and Wednes- day preceding, when connoisseurs and ioe urchasers will have an Opportunity of seeing an judging of their merits for themselves. As we have said the names included in the catalogue entitle the collection to attention. —____ ADVOCATES OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE AT THE RIGGS Hovse.—The ladies of the National Woman Suf- frage Association are at the Riggs house. Among those already arrived are Phebe Couzins, May Wright Sewall, Amy T. Dunn, Jane C. M. Kinney, Lilie Devereux Blake, Helen M. Loder, Clara Ney- man, Caroline G. Rogers, May H. Pell and others, ee Someriue last night the stable of J. A. Sterling, on7th street road, near Sumner street, was bur- glarlously entered by forcing off a board, and nine fancy chickens were stolen, aes ‘The Courts. Cmevrr Court—Judge MacArthur, Saturdaye Beaver agt. Bane: motien for judg ment withdrawn. Breitbarth agt. Hayward; motion for a new trial overruled. Clark agt. Mar- Tay; Judgment by default. McCullough agt. Groff; Dill of exception signed. McGill _agt. Citizens? Building company; case stated. Austin agt. Dis- trict of Columbia; hew trial dented, Eaton agt. Shepherd; bill of exceptions sigfled. Campbell, administrator, agt. Wilson; term extended to set- Ue bill of exceptions, Alexander agt. Barnes; same uction. People’s Bank agt. Norment & Co.; new tril granted. Cresson agt. Price; Judgment by default. Egurry Covrr.—Judge Hagner. Saturday, Barrett agt. National Bank of the Republic; ‘judgment of deposit by the bank de- creed. peiton agt. Ware; auditor's report ratl- fied. “Moore agt. Jager; thirty days allowed com- plainant to answer petition. Langley agt. Ferry sale ratifled nisi and cause referred tothe auditor Galt agt. Gleeson; Henry R. Stoné allowed to be- come party complainant. Anderson agt. How- gate; sale ratified finally and cause referred to the auditor, Hinley agt. Hinley; sale ordered and R. R. Crawlord appointed trustee to sell. See Affairs in West Washington. FiseD FOR KEEPING A Poticy Snop.—The cia ee sestaetonen cored man oie Bonus ot vest Washington, for keeping a policy shop, was disposed of before Judge Sneit to-day, ide pleaded gullty to the charge, and was fined $100, which he auld. Accipsnr.—Saturday, about noon, Mrs. Mary Lukle, seventy-six years of age, fell upon the side- walk ‘on Bridge street, near the market, and frac- tured her left hip. She was removed to her home in Tenleytown, and Dr. Ritchie rendered surgical agsistanice. THE FUNERAL of Dr. Edward Brewer took place this afternoon at three o'clock. ‘There were ser- vices at Oak Hill Cemetery chapel, conducted by Rev. A. R. Stuart, of Christ P.E., and Rev. Gorge A. Baker, of Grace P. E. churches. ee Affairs in Alexandria. Reported for THe EVENING Bran. Retigious SeRvices.—Rev. Father Denny, of Georgetown, took the place of Father Magevny, ‘who Was called suddenly to Chicago,and preach an elegant charity sermon at St. Mary’s church yesterday. At all the other churches the pastors or the regular supply clergymen officiated. There Was a gospel temperance meeting.at Reform Club hall in the afternoon, andan hour later the Young Men's Christian Assocation held a union prayer meeting at the Washington-street M.E. church. ‘The exercises at the M.E. church, conducted by Rev. Dr. Poulson, occupled the greater part of the day, and were concluded at ht with revival services. THE VACCINATION BILL.—The ee alaorh ed vaccl- nation bill will come up for consideration in the city council to-morrow night. Considerable oppo- sition to the bill is manifested. It is sald that It is neediess, that 1t would be ineffective, costing im- mediately more money than the city treasury 1s able to spare, and likely to lead to expensive liti- ation. . ‘Tue Country Covurt.—The Alexandria county court opened its January term this morning. This is the first session for two months, the last term. having been intermitted because of Judge Sangs- ter’s injuries. It was a quarterly court, with juries, and there were in attendance representa- Uves of the county from the Chain bridge to Hoof’s run. SraTion House.—Geo. Buchanan, colored, drunk and disorderly, and Jeff Philips, for stealing wood. from John ¥. Rice, both arrested by Oflicer Grady, were the only Ocetipants of the station house this ‘There were fWve lodgers last night. PORTER'S NoTEs.—The cadets of St. John’s fitted up the large work rooms at the barracks on Saturday as a theater, and at night gave a perfor- mance, as well as some readings from the in the presence of a number of invited guests — ‘The corporation court resumed its session this Morning. Both the city and the county courts were in session at‘ the same time, which Is very unusual The Old Dominion Boat Club ts availing itself of a resting spell to get into good trim for the next boating season. All the present boats will be put in prime order and two four-oared race-boats added to the stock of the club.— United States Commissioner Fowler has been en- pace lately im taking testimony in the sult.of jay agt. the Alexandria & Washington Railroad companys Gov. Wells Bian 9 the intr and Hon. F. L. Smith the defendant.—The Alex- andria & Washington ferry is still kept open, with half the usual number of trips. rk is now coming ‘n very freely and finds ready sale at good prices——-The new lodge of Good Templurs in Alexandria county, Arlington Hill Lodge, 402, has roven a success. A number of candidates were iUated at its last meeting, TorsoNeD By BLACK StockinGs.—Harry V. Chay man, a nine-year old boy living in Cleveland,Ohio, a few weeks ago donned a pair of black stoc! In some manner he chafed one of his heels, and the coloring from the stocking got into the wound. Soon the foot and limb began to swell peroeptibly. A physician was called, who pronounced it a case of blood poisoning. All efforts to the boy's Dlood free of the a failed, and last week died from the effects of the trouble. The foot and leg were swollen to twice their natural size at the time of death. ——_——~++-________ ‘TH YELLOWSTONE PARK COMPANY.—The Yel- Jowstone National Park Improvement com pany been organized under the laws of New Jersey, with 9 cata of $2,000,000. Its rators in clude Rufus Hatch, er | en. Jas, A. WilMamson, of Boston, Richard T. Merrick, of Washington, and Frederic E. Church, A PosTMasTER CHARGED wiTH Rossmi MAILS.—Al Nebinger, postmaster at ‘sucelvon, near Harri , Pa., Was lage ed on Saturday charged With retaining money ‘ived for money orders and extracting me The amount ts placed at $1,200. Nebiager admits the por ory og says it was an un’ aro that the money was used Tecent election. yi PECIAL NOTICE, eects tas tee ere $a13-16t * Agent for ri Deaheine nag oe te LABS IISEER cote! aoe, Mr. Heury A. Johnson, speak in the highest terms of the strengthening Properties of Brows's Iron Bitters.” fos bint hous Elegaat Hosiery, At Ker’s. . For Ladies: Silk, Lisle and fine cotton, all sizes and colors. For Gent's: Shaw:Kalt, perfect fitting, durable and cheap—all styles. « For C! : A arge assortment at very low ices, Reltable goods agdireasonable prices at Ker’s, 990 7th street northwest, ® 2 jose vas UG SES ct i" goods for the Is offering sj yin dress 8 Dalance of This monte to reduce stock. An ele- gant line of imported nun’s vellings in black, dark colors, and evening shades just opened. Reliable Foode'and reasonaba prices ‘at Ker’s, seicchecd ys t ol New Jersey Vineyards. From the N. ¥. Evening Express, September 15th. A party of eminent physicians trom New York city and Jersey oy made a visit to Speer’s vine- ‘ards at Passaic, N. J. The party were conveyed ee ee er rot acres: fusion and luscious ch consis ing in maln Of the Oporto varieties. At the collation the toast “The Physiclansof New York City” was responded to by Dr. Edward Janes, of the New York health ‘and Prof. Alexander B. Mott,son aud suc- cessor of the late Dr. Valentine Mott. The testing of the wines and: their purity was made by the Various chemists who were present, and the comparisons made with the finest wines coming trom Europe were most complimentary to the American manufacture, which was recom- mended for its purity by the most competent judges. Is pertect in every respect, Heattntals snorourhly ect in eve ealthtul, thoroug’ relable, uniform In paengths and its baking qual- ities cannot be surpagsed. Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-failing success by millions of mothers for their children, It relleven the ohiid from pain, cures dysentery ai p! in thd bowels ‘wird colic, By giving Thealth tothe child itrests the mother. Price 2% cents a botule. m,W,3 A New Year's Gift, in the shape of the Dollar WaExLY Star, for one Year, 1s inorder. It ts a large elght-page paper of fifty-six columns—the largest and cheapest in the country. Only one dollar, post paid. ‘Trinders’ Lacto Phoshate of Lime and Cod Liver Of}, the best remedy known for coughs, colds, consumiption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat, breast and lung affections. For Thick Hends, Heavy stomachs, billous conditions,—Wells’ May Apple Pills—anti-bilious, cathartic. 10 and 25c. “Alderney palsy Wi Fresh Alderney Butter. churn: and delivered in 3¢-1b. “Ward? prints. Sho. per tb. Also, cottage hones, butter tc. per qt. Cream, ise. pint. Pore Axp Tsviconama. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious ‘beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited tomake a trial of the celebrated brand, UPPER TEN WHISKEY. This Whiekey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indecd of any of the modern ingredients which are used to give a fic- titious age and flavor to this popular drink, __, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON,) BARBOUR & HAMILTON, J. B. BRYAN & BRO., and B. W. REED'S SONS, J Washington, D: C. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, §a18-78t SOLE PROPRIETORS. N oO T’s. THE LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTED STOCK or REAL AND IMITATION LACES IN WASHINGTON, EPANISH NETS AND ILLUSIONS. ELEGANT REAL FRENCH FLOWERS, FANS AND RECEPTION REQUISITES, ALL AT VERY LOW PRICES, NOoT’s, agg «MS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ECKER BROS. PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS. D iis best pow mace. ‘1. RULES, 10th street, ‘reasonable. Engravers and Electrotypers. ‘Fine Cuts for Relief or Plate Prees Printing by. ‘Leuten’s New Process, Send for Circular. Jal8-1m Corrom: Corrox W HOW TO MAKE MONEY. LARGE 8UMS ARE MADE IN RAILROAD STOCKS, LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS, But the fluctuations in the value of these are 80 great, and oftentimes so Jictitiows, that in the end more money is lost in handling them than is made. Still, say what ‘we will, the ‘‘chief desire of man" nowadays is to MAKE MONEY!!! As agent of one of the most responsible firms of COT- TON BROKERS in thiscountry, to persons to invest money where the PRINCIPAL is safe and can be withdrawn at any time, and where it will net from 75 TO 100 PER CENT. PROFIT ‘best opportunity they ever per annum, I can offer the had to makes PERMANENT, PAYING INVESTMENT, ‘To show what can be done, and what Iam doing, one of my customers has imvested, and received profit, as follows. A. H. 8. DAVIS, DA) 980 F et. n. w., Room 4. Ep of rae seasoy. BEDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCE. ‘We or oleate oe Ser Tissue og Therap Dues s hae Call carly before they are all sold, eREEDgEt setteecenen sa, oer | _NEW PUBLIQATIONS. Taz Moozex Acz Fos Fssnvany 38 NOW READY. PER ANNUM, Bend for our list of ‘MAGNIFICENT CASH PREMIOMS TO GETTEKS- UP OF CLUBS. ‘THE MODERN AGE may be had of all Newadealers, or post-paid from the Publisher, on receipt of 15 cents instamps. "2 Dealers supplied by the News Companies. ‘THE MODERN AGE PUBLISHING CO., Ja20-3t Burrato, N. ¥. BOOKS, &e. CE CREAM AND OAKES. New, fresh. and ontgi- ‘nal recl 3. D'S BOY. Holley. aise GHAR By Marietta Holle. CHURCH SEASONS HISTORICALLY AND POET- ic TO THE BEVISED VERSION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. By John H. Thoms. , WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SON, jal 428 SEVENTH STREET. a Lovers Limaany Nowready, Nos. 1 to4l. ‘The best and cheapest literature of the day, at 10 and 20 cents s volume. Bend for catalog oes. irre, jas. 416 7th street. We Suart Orree FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS our remaining stock of Christmas Cards at half their orien rice in ‘Order to make room for other Koods. ur - BOOKS AND STATIONERY is full and complete, which we shall sells low as the lowest tor same quality of goods. ‘Wa. H. MORRISON, 475 Pennsylvania avenue. _GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. . 8B. ELLERY, 27 DUBREUIL BROLHERS, NUFACTURERS OF FINE DRI SHIR’ = GENTS FURNISHINGS? jaz 1112 F Starer Norrawesr, WasHierox, D.0. x of the Finest Drees Shirts to order. order., 8 Bix Extra Fine Shirts to Bix Fine Shirts to order. mara HOMPSON’'S SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, opposita Patent Office. Fine Dress Svirts to order a ity. BI best Shirts for $13.50. Ready-mi irta at following icea:—Acme, unfinished, 75 cts. : fini 80 cts, un, , 65c. ; finished, 80 cts. Full line of Boys’ shirts. Fine assortment of Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear, SCRAP PICTURES. ‘OR BCRAP BOOKS, SCREENS, POCKETS, CA8- ‘Bordet Said ser bee oudersfor Chaise, 8 jonders fo: ‘SAY GOULD, 421 9th strdot, "Seo adv, “Jap. HOTELS, &. Crane HOUSE, A-BURY PARK, NEW JERSEY, Js in readiness for guests at reduced rates until es Tissue. mas. J. Goods.”* iness for June, 1883, It is heated by furnace, has cas in e' room; excclient board; cheerful eurroundings ‘and home’ comforta. A very desirable place for 026-3m. House Kerpixe Goons, families, SPECIAL NOTICE! ‘The House Keeping Goods Department is anew de- Partment at the Palais Royal. In order to make an im- mediate suocess we are going to sell cheap, very cheap: Our NEW STOCK, purchased last week, amounting to 10,000 dollars, will not arrive for a few days. In the meantime, we will close out our OLD STOCK AT cost, 850 TOWELS, extra size, alllinen, heavy fringe, 10c., iSgors ier, Wen se ae, THESE TOWELS ARE AT OOST. 57 PIANO and TABLE COVERS, all colors, beauti- fully, embrot $1.25, $1, 68, $1.98, $3,39. $4.68. 1.98, $6.59. THESE COVERS ARE AT COST. 2,500 BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED TABLE PAMASE, 25c., 90., 480., B9¢., 680., 75c., 98, “THESE GOODS ARE AT COST. 78 dozen BLEACHED; DAMASK, D'OYLIES NAP- KINS,"480., $1.26, $1.45, $1.68, $1.98, $1.25, $2.70, THESE GOODS ALSO AT COST, 97 pieces COTTON DIAPER, 18 in., 20 in., 22in., 68c., B4e., 98c., $1.1 THIS DIAPER AT COST. Our NEW STOCK arrives next week, when we shall show an enormous variety of Sheeting, Pillow Casing, Shirting and Cambrics and White Dress Goods. Every conceivable requisite for household use at prices that ‘will astonish our patrons, P.O E A HE gts gee ET aca 2”4 fun 244 HF Secs8 =I RR OO ¥Y ¥ A 5 mie vaAE. 00 4 4 LILL, ja19 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. [STHEESTING NEWS. ~ KING’S PALACE. OUR ANNUAL SIFTING OF STOCK STILL CON- TINUES, TO MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING. WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE BEAVER HATS AT SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. EVERY OTHER HAT IN THE STORE YOUR CHOICE AT FIFTY CENTS; SOME OF THEM WORTH FKOM TWO DOLLARS TO THREE DOLLARS. OUR PATTERN HATS, SOLD FOR- MERLY FROM TEN DOLLARS TU FIFTEEN DOL- LARS, WILL NOW BE SOLD FROM FOUR DOL- LARS TO SIX DOLLARS. ELEGANT BLACK TIPS, THREE IN A BUNCH, AT THIRTY-FIVE CENTS A BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS, PLUMES, AS WELL AS FLOWERS, YOU MUST COME AND ASCERTAIN PRICES AND YOU ARE SURE TO BUY. 8, BE SOLD AT THE SAME LOW RATES; IN FACT, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY HAS GOT TOGO. PRICES NOT AS MUCH AN OBJECT AS TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING IMPORTATIONS. FOR THE SAME REASONS WE INTEND TO CLEAR OUT BALANCE OF CHILDRENS’, MISSES’ AND LADIES’ CLOAKS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF A FASHIONABLE WRAP, DON’T MISS YOUR CHANCE IF YOU DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY. WE ACKNOWLEDGE WE DON'T MIND THE LOss, THEREFORE THE REST OF OUR STOCK, SUCH an ore as We a ALL OTHER AND SOARFS, AS WELL ARTICLES IN THE FANCY MILUINERY LINE, WILL BE OFFERED ACCORDINGLY, KING’S PALACE, ns 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Daxm. G. Harr & Courany, ARTISTIC FURNITURE na INTERIOR DECORATIONS, - ‘Mo. 934 F Stazer N. W., Offer their Entire Stock at Greatly Reduced Prices, for Cash, preparatory to taxing inventory of stock, ‘We will not carry over any of our CuamracnrE BARBOUR & HAMILTON. THOMAS RUSSELL. ‘WM. SHOEMAKER. B. W. REED'S SONS, 3. H. MAGRUDER. ‘RIGGS HOUSE. EBBITT HOUSE. METROPOLITAN HOTEL. NATIONAL HOTEL. WORMLEY'S HOTEL. ARLINGTON HOTEL. ST. MARC HOTEL. WELOKER’S RESTAURANT. J. F. CHAMBERLAIN. AMERICAN HOUSE. AELINGTON HOTEL. HARVEY & HOLDEN, Penna. avenue. HORACE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND Janl-m, théw BENRIOT & CO., ESTAB | LISHED AT REEIME, 1735, CuanracrE THE OLDEST AND BEST WINE. FOR SALR IN | WASHINGTON BY THE FOLLOWING BOUSEPA G. McCORMICK, 216 6th street. E. ABNER, 708 E street, B. AMAN, 316 9th street, W. DRIVER, 1343 Penna. avenue. DIETZ. 1716 Penna. avenue, PETER WELCKER, 15th street. ‘WM. HELMUS, 414 7th street. CHAS. G. GODFREY, 417 13th street. T. WALSH. 942 F street. L. FABER, 405 11th street. CHAS. KLOTZ, 1706 G street. F. HAGERTY, 1203 Penna. avenue. MES, JOHN ROSS, 309 10th street. T. SULIVAN, E «treet. E. C. KNIGHT, 1732 Pennsylvania avenve. CHAS. LOSEKAM, 1409 Pennsylvania avenue, 3. F. MoGEE, 404 9th street. . J. H. MORAN, 937 D street. a8. THARP, 818 F street, RB. KELLY 40, CANADA, 40 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORE) DRY GOODS. LADIES’ GOODS. _ Srrcra Bazeans In Dux Goons aT CARTER'S, ‘Til Marxer Space. the widest and best New York Mills Remnants of SHEETING COTTON, Sic. Remnants of the best yard wide LONSDALE CAM- BRIC, 12}40. Remnants of the best yard wide COTTON, 100. Remnants of Dress Goods, SATINS and SILKS, at half their value. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2, COLORED SILKS, 500. Excellent BLACK SILKS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. SILK PLUSHES and Black and Colored SILK VEL- ‘actual cost. VETS at Pure Wool DRESS GOODS reduced to 25c. Heavy BED COMFORTS, $1. CARTER'S, wa16 711 MARKET SPACE. LADIES’ JACKETS, CLOAKS and CLOAKING CLOTH at real cost. SELLING UFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST. stapes stent —~ Kon Guoves: Kw Guovess BELOW COosT! BELOW COsT!! 10-Button Jouvin, only $1, former Price $1.50. 6-Button Monogram, on ly $1, former price $1.80. 4-Button Monogram, only 90c., former price $1.25, 3-Button Monogram, only 75c., former price $1. ‘The above are all in Evening Shades. M. J. gar ES MAY Fotaeer. Mas. Cc. Doxovax, 315 Sra AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, ‘Has opened at her Rooms for the Season, PY WITH A CHOICE VARIETY OF BALL DRESSEG) In Thule, Gold and Silver Gauzes, Satin and Brocade? Orders promptly attended to. janl? MES 3. PALMER, 4107 F STREET NORTHWEST. IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, ‘Will sell all of her Imported Stock of First Anarvat Or Sparse “Goons. 100 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL, SATINES, IN THE it stock and dications are VERY LATEST SY: jersey a the market for ladies who pref SIVERING SILKS aul SA TINS in great variety. RICH OTTOMAN SILKS in ali colors. c CH BROCADE PLUSH in evening shades. CASHMERES and ALBA’ sha luced to BLACK SILK Vi Great reduction in BONNET and GUINET SILKS 1 . In fact a complete stock of First Class Dry Gcods, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GUINNIP & CO., Buccessors of Guinnip, Day & Co.,” $0, £22, AND 62 SEVENTH STREET, will offer, MONDAY, EIGHTEENTH, their entire stock of goods at greatly REDUCED PRICES, Cur large and magnificent stock of SILKS, PLUSHES AND VELVETS, LADIES’ SILK DOLMANS AND ‘Will be eold at and below cost, We will give GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We have a large and yaried stock, which HAS GOT TO BE CLOSED OUT, GUINNIP & CO. as ie Dows: Great M ARK PROCADED PLUSHES, $5.50 to $4.50. BROCADED PLUSHES, $5 to $4.25. BROCADED VELVETS, $4.50 t0$3.75. ALL-SILK OTTOMANS, $2.50 to $2. ‘We have the above goods in Black and all shades. ALL NOVELTY DRESS GOODS at prime cost. 22-in. PLUSH, from $3.25 to $2.50. HEMPSTONE & PERRY, aor 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Evenixe Sirs, £03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, ° ‘TROSS in all the delicate LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, in eight beautiful EVETS in all BROCADE VELVETS, Black and jal5 CIRCULARS, PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON HATS AT ACTUAL COST FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS? 15 . "T’, ROCHON, 820 F STREET, BETWEEN eT © and Sthetrects. Coiffeus dé Dames de Paris, Cheveux et Parfumerie, importes. Colffures de Soiree et de . Abounement, EXTRACT DE VELOUTINE, te et hygiene du teiut, al6-1 Beau AT REDUCED SILK and PLUSH SULTS FLANNEL, DOLMANS, SILK CI FUR-LINI CULARS, RUSSIAN CIRCUL, PLUSH J CLOTH JACKETS. ORIENTAL JACI CACHMERE WRAPPERS, FLANNEL WEA! EUR TRIMMINGS, DI and 10N M. WILLIAN, ‘Cite Trevise, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. Jala — Mas. A. Annstnoxa, 140 West 424 street, New York; ‘Travers Block, Newport, R. L, Will open at her Parlors, 1407 G street, opposite thy fone. THURSDAY, JANUARY 1ith, “forthe Season, witli an clegant assortment of ae COSTUMES, FLOWERS, WRAPS, &0y bw Mas. C. Kooczewsst, (Formerly MME. KORN,) FRENCH DRESSMAKER, + 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Wedding, Dinner and Reception Dresses a specialty. _Only first-class work done. Jo8-1mn, D oOUGLASS’, Ninta AND F STREET, ANNUAL BALE OF FIGATH 7 LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS. On MONDAY, January §, we will bain our clebth guna eale of Ladion Uinderwarmenta 200 dome HEMISE AND DRAWERS, Every offered at int sale in of our manufass wand we guarantee the wearin quality of thefts Lin to be one-third to one-half ‘than that of tie: apocial prioes will bo Sends ga citeeeete DOUGLass- NINTH S1KEET. Hoy ture to 36 Mrs. Serra Rorrerr, 608 NoxtH Sraeer, Orrosrre Parexr Orrrce. Emporium SC CHEN Tp AREACENE BEADS. ‘RIB- N and OUTLINE. Comy lete Stock of SATEENS, FELT, and Wi oe Streh ot 8. and WoRsTED ere. Large Assortment in HOSTERY, VES, TRIMe INGS, and HAND-KNIT WORSTEDGOODB. STAMPING and PINKING promptly executed. INEING TWO CENTS PER YARD! ariety of Special rates to Dresstuakers. PLar Xo tari m0 fe Rose Trimming. Agent Ame, Demons Pattorns, imming. 1 . Doarares Dresamaking. "Aine Bt E LUCAs, $02 9th stew a M ME VON BRANDIS, MODISTE, formerly with Lord & Taylor's, New York; Win. Barr, Co., St. Lor it. Louie, Mo. Cloaks, Dolmans and Suite at the shortest notice. Perfect Work. Superior , Correct Prices, and Satisfaction quarantesd. Evening Bri UssCHUS a specialty. o-6m 907 Penneylvania ave., over M. Willian's, ——@ C= RUPPERY, NOS. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. BABE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK of new 4 for Embroidery op Linen, Geode, Chics Bomnete Entbsoidered Gioabt all wlaens snd a general outht for children. Germantown and Zerhyr Worsted, Gennan, Hupearian Yerng, all Solera Alt kinas Eichten Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 STREET NORTHWEST, COnSETS wore ‘every styleand material,’ ‘Tuaran toes perfect Ot and comfore