Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1883, Page 3

FIN AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIES. THE EVENING STAR. ROTECT YOU 5 eh CATALUGUE SALE OF STANDARD, SC ENTIFIC, LAW, RELIGIOUS aS BOOKS, Asxortmeut of TONERY, nee of Sta’ of B. MOHUN, fate STOCK vex e ovetuer wt PHNATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WikE hii: BOOKS, To Be Soid at My AUC TIO Southwest corne: P- BETWEEN =F Sw MONDAY, JAS AND Fr AT HALE-P ST SEVEN O'CLOCK. WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. | TermeCash- Fat THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, \V ALLER B. .. Auctioneers. H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stecks and Investment Securities Bought and Sold on commission, Ro. £39 1iru STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,) 4uency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, OF VAL UARL NU €4 Proapway. New Your. Hs Tee of 2 i ht and sold on eamm: ore, Philadelp! offer { minives, equares 1 f Washini a3 rout plat or pian of may be necessary vol dare the sew Yu ‘the time of sale the Toteos des enated on the Si | tively be | it el b c Cash at the time of sale. A de; osit cf $100 wil, be required on each Jot when sold. Conveyancing atgoet of 1 2 HE RY E. Davy STEAMERS,. &e. isiaua avenue. 38,5, 8,102, 15 t SON BROS., Aucts, SAL" IS POSTPONED UNTIL TENTH DAY OF JA.UARY, A. D. 3893, at same hour aud piae HENKY b. DAVIS, Trnstec, 517-2 460 Louis.ana avenue. we THE PONED. 0 THE WEATHER, U TLL Wi) DNESDAY, the 24TH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1893, at same beur aud place, BENRY EF. DAVIS, Trustee, Ja19-d 460 Louisiana aventic. CORCORAN Ww. Ww. H (exce t iay) for Mt. hes Wat ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- ACCOUNT OF 1 y's Pier, fo LEKS & CO., Auctidn Bye ss Locker arcae, Opposite City Post Office. REGULAR THURSDAY'S SALE OF FURNITURE, Fine Perlor Suite, extra heavy frames, in Hair Cloth; ‘one costly Ebonize: Parlor Suite, coverei in Bine Silk and Worsted, in use but a short time; Walnut Chamber Sets: Walnut Frame Pier Mirrors; Wal. ‘Hall Racks: Wa'nut and other Bedsteads; Feather Beds and Pillows; Mattresses; Large Brussels Mis- fit Carpet; two-ply Carpets, &c., together with » quantity of Second-hand Furuiture, Glass and other Goods, Stoves, &c. Also, 300 Bodine’s Cruci- bie Cooking Crocks. At Auction at our salesrooms, THURSDAY MORN- ING, JANUARY TWENTY-FIFTH, commencing at TEN 0". LOCK. No postponement, CHAS. WEEKS, Saleaman, Late with Duncaneon Bros. )BERT VOSE & CO., Auctioneers, 657 Louisiana avenue. R we Wi 1 se! hand Faruifure, Mattre-ses, Stoves, Bed Aiso, alot of Yelow and Kocking- e n or shine, and everything offered will posi- wohl. ROB'T VOSE & CO., Auctioneers. IN LHOS., Aucnonecers, Cor. 9ih und D streets northwest. prrcas CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS, FANCY Goops, NOTIONS. CONSISTING IN PART OF > ILKS, GUODS, ALPACAS, CHEV: SH. La PuIN BE! SKIRT! 1K, LACE AIKTS, HAT-, CAP , Us be DERS, TABLE ‘OLL CLOTH, TOW NAPKINS, BUANEETS, COMFORIS, &c. At acction. On THULSD*Y MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY- FIFTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we wil scll our salesi Quins, in lots to suit all buyers, stock sboveigoods, to ‘which the attention of buyers is wit'r of the ca led. UNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMIS 3 No. 416 ON SEVENTH S1REET NORTHWEST. Under end by virtue of the po vested, je y Of wwarly every W! = peecteaa sad Aart eters Se ee WAL7E8 B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts, $70: second cabin, $50: steerace. $25. uae HIGH ART. IMPORTANT COLLECTION rs of this company will sail EV! RDAY fi Bi at of 3d street, tad Bomenct pecege: War FINE OIL PAINTINGS Southam)? . From THE x ‘ i W.G.M. “iT GALE GALLERY, PHILADELPHIA, unsylvania aveuue northwest, Agen.s for Brie} ‘To be sold at public sale, withont reserve, On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JAN- VARY 24, 25, 26, at EIGHT P. M., AY STORE No. 913 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Near 9th Street, adjoining Masonic Temple. NOW ON FE N, DAY AND EVENING, OF SALE. Fpsssene Las WEERLY Iv LEAVING »EW Yor AT OF STRAMTRS Y THURSDAY DON FOR ENGLAND, Fit. AND GERMANY. DU discase apiny C. B. RICHARD & co. Genera; Passenger \ Gi Brosdwas, New Cock MR. B. SCOTT, JR., will conduct the sale. Munich. aes _ 08 —_ 2 Munic ne Abe’ Use. . W., Philadel- TO AND F BOSTON AND BALTIMORE, 7] . Brussels. pent ‘New York. echt. GLA* GOW, LONDONDERRY Bertin. Fh leielp ‘a, and GALWAY. iium. hi sy. Hy Har, mn, mila ‘and H. Vaa Severdone . sele. . Paris, Wallace, J. W., New York. i Whiting, H. W., Piiladel- : Friends and Relatives ilroad station or steam- . ‘The only kue taking © safety and ements conduci vi ‘Mrs. D. A. 225 Fenna. gent Agents, Borton, Maas., 15 Stute at. : CALD. In presenting this, my sixth annual collection of fine Paintinws to. the art-ioving citizens of Washington, 1 ave no hesitation in saying that it aurpasses the pre- at. W. MOSS, sy = ol ‘ia however, I am am willing to leave ty Corner Broad and Cacatant | (ree neta fee Howes er Tam ts. oF lo al’ excite. th.skt ‘ites tial icin 12 SCOPE, Jn, | ae S.—As slr. Gale is retiring from busin Cessud Line collection will Ue sold without reserve: jaud-Ot Cor vial. Widlcure any case of Seminal Weslmens, Necvous 1c- Dulty aud Impotency. It im, arts vigor to the wh le ‘stem. 900 B street south weat. 17: DEST ESTABLISHED AND ies’ Physician in the city, can be i¢ 237 Tennsy'vania avenue. Ali female Complaints “and Irregularities Iy_‘removed. aoe treatment. Co:respondence and consui:ations strictly confidential. ‘Seyarite rooms for ladies, Utica hours 2 to 4and 6 to8 p.m. Jal6-im RS. BOTHERS AXD GRAY GIVE NO FREE Prescriptions and send you to some stds show drag- pet who will agree to divide profits with the doctor. ose disappuinted of a cure of Gonorrhea, Syphilis or Giect should eonmualt Dre. BROTHERS and GUAY. 706 ¥. RATE OF Passage: $€0, $56 and $100 for passcnwer accommodations, Tage at very low rates. Steeraze ticketa from Liv- and Queenstown and ail other parteof Luropaat Eres recs ‘Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, and other forws ou the Continent and STAD POT seth ck passaure appt e. ones or bth, steer Company's office, race and cabin to © CO., 605 7th street, Washington, Ce street southwest, who will furnish you medicines VEENON A. BROWN & CO., New York: and guarantee a cure or no pay. five vears’ Orto ‘Mesars. O17 . experience. dase" 2 t ——— ADIFS, YOU CAN CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULT Live bor ‘HERS, 906 b streei sout)iwest. Parti attention paid to all Disease: Peculiar to Le ties, ma: ried or siuxle, irreguarities and Ovarian ‘Troub.es treated. Thirty-five yecrs’ experience. n2l-2m" ‘T HAS REMEDY FOR LA- complaints quickly cured. Can b3 th streetnorthwest. Officehours Pem.. with ladies omy. w11-10m jewiar BALinionr & OHIO R . THE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LIN3 BEL THE 2 As' AND THs WEST, FOR! dies. Allfemale: consulted daily at 12 from i to¥ o'e.ock EAD! DR. MOTT’S FRENCH POWDERS Certain cure for ail Urinary Viseases, Impotency, Gloet. ours. W. deep typhilis, &e. mrhes cured in 48 Mi Pa B. ENTWISLE’S, corner 12h strect aud Pennsylvania a avenue horihwest. Price $3 per box, seut Ly mali under so feal On receipt of price. aull ‘ar: more, Ebicott LIIMOKE E- Umer, An E iH S)REET, BAL, ations. uty of ALL FEMALE EW YORK AN viz., Ovarian Troubl lor Cars to New York. ‘Patienta’ boarded if requ'red or visited at thetr id Valley ee Coe for Ha- ul6 sp Fount of Rocks for Frederick.) at ‘ite and Laurel press. iaville, Annapolis Junction, Jeaps Sri CH Sndays store af all siations, ORE EXPKESS, (stops at 'D BOSTON homes. M ANHOOD RESTORED. 8 ereiown and 19:06“ Tumore, x A victim of early imprnaence, causing Nervous De- tee Fee reas | See eects Seer Se ie ev bas ered & {0:g—Pitisburs, Chtearo, Cinctnnatt and St. of ecif-cure, which he wil send. free tebe fone Sy Chicas Pte Cats to Cincinnati, Louisville | Sugerem “Andress JH” REEVES wo Onateen Chica. New York. wa, th, hake 1o—| Ellicott City, Annapolis, Way. unday onl ‘for Ba tumors and Way. CARD. NT Pie =~ A ao, ot who fos suffering from <9 errors andin- c . incretio 3 of os wore, Fiadeiphisand NY. Expres. | foes of manhood 27, Year ce ieaknetts Gary decay. 8:30_Peltmore and Way Stations, (Winchester, Frod- 3 Ux CHARGE. This creat remedy was dis- 20 es Hagerstown and ees a &@ miesionary in Routh ica. Send a OE relay mavillo & Laurel Lapres:, (Pred. | gaif-edd:ceaed meron to ee er ‘T.Inmam, oo Klay. on pe eon Junction.) | Station D, New York City. o7-s, tu, th, &, ly at of Boo Treierick, win. EALTH 18 WEALTH!_DR. E. O. chegier #7, tions. (On Sunday te Pout of Rui AND UuAIN Ted NT: A ses on a Nervous - sgn al | He act eran ea, ecer Setions. aa ch To misery. decay tad” doctk, RESS. One ‘box cont NELAND, and DerBort | montis Seasment Ons i fix besos for DELPHTA NEW Soe sng Bostox | We, iow six bounce: Sy Core. say case wen Et ae or order uw ‘accompanied with i and Bt. 3 five: Swe ill oon ‘our ived Louis will writtenguar. Ces te Chictonat St Louisana Coloxeo, ‘antee to the money ‘not AND WAY STATIONS. fects cure. Guarsatees ingued* be & ‘uly. Uther trainsdaily, exceptSunday Ivania ayen' ¥ yt trauta daily, cron WELL U0 pennrytyania, venue, 4 ington stop te to whom all ther informatt at fl th A | bx addressed. fo Ticket Oftices, Wasi tn 8 ie ois and i ist | * = ivsnia avenue, coruer 1th mtreet 8 BERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE will taken for baggage to be checked smd seeeivet at rest entsbiiare specialist in tne ty, wide 1B by point in the city. : ‘ars experience, wili tee in of €, K, LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent, Balto, | he euary Oran _ we. MEN1S, Master of Trans.. Baito.” my9 mriotiy confidential. Can ays Wedneed LAN a Re A s Liberty stves Daitimora: Ma = oe | WouNG tim. if he ME GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWF: BELEL EATS aGRiGEN DOSS, IN HEPROT NOVI. Bolt bru, 352. s LEAVE Taarss j ASIXGTON FaoM STATION, CORNER cy Cri axp BSrErere, as FOLLOWS: For £itteourx and the West, Chicazo Lanuted Expreas ¢f Faines Seeving Cars at 9-30a.m., daily: Past L Ya-m, daily, with Sleepiiiz Cars from to Cinenuiati. | Western Ex with Palace Cars to Pitisburs ant Mail Express, 9:50 p.m. dally ‘for | Berk iS SN FOTOMAC RATLROAD. TH RAD daigua, Rochester, Buftsio. Naira = THE TRADES, pe saturday, wit Panes | <— = AE “daira. EDGERS, JOURNALS, Lee — Cash Books, &e., &e., 1012 Pa. ave. Te wh y dry. ‘Sal meen ta eds |. W. MCNEAL, Prop’r. | UFUS H_ DARBY, BOOK AND JOB PRINTE! PRESS-WORK FOR THE TRADE 432 9th street, near E. an acroas ; GIBSON Bri L’BOOE’ JOB baad Seb eee ree hy an 1238 ivania avenue, Ra caiagtae Do s. misl 107 an wt 9 mm, and 1:30, pt Bensiay 300, 40, 62a Teese FeiPove's Creek Ling, 6:40a,m, and 4:40 p.m. dally, jam. and 6:40 p.m. dally, exept SDItA FRED! TRG Wa AND AtEVANDUIA ABD WASEENGAOS 225 ver! and 1250. 30 sad 1s sm, cocoa. BREAKFAST. ifPrs Pade simply with boiling water or milk, Bold tn tins, (ouly 5¢-Ib. and Ib, by Grocers, labe:ed. JAMES EPPS & CO., were in me by the last will and testament of Wilhelmin: kr, ccccared, I shall, on TUESDAY AINIL, 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK B.M., th bhe auction, part lot beginning for the same at beast corner of ond ru ing the! e st ¥ t, and thence with the dstreet north 26 feet to the point of begin- ning, improved by « large three-« brick store. ‘Tera cf sale: One-third cash and the balance ‘u one anc two vers, with interest at6 per cont, to be secured by decd of trust upon the premises. A dey os:t of 3500 vi) Lerequire! at tie tine of xale. All conveyancing and record ng at purchaser's cost. If terms of eile are nol complied with in 7 days the Executor reeerves the to trisk and ecet of default ng purchaser, vite uotics of such Texa © in some Hows: in Wat My Ce CHAKL'S WALTER, Agcguter Estate of Wilhelmins Kichler, deceased. after 5 days’ pub puper pubiiehea §=~ THY ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, the FFT i DAY OF JANUAKY, A. . 1883, at sume hour and p'ac CHARLES WALTER, Executor of Estate of Wilheimina Eichler, déceased. Jan8-eokds "2 THE ATOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESD*Y, the iWENIY¥-THIRD day of January, A.D. 1883, ‘same hour and piace. HARLES WALTER Executor of Estate of Wiluelmina Eichier, deceased. Jan15-co&ds Se" THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- Poped will SATURDAY, the TWENTY--EVE STH AY OF JANUAKY, A.D. 1883, same hour and place. CHAKLES \\ ALTER, Jan23-__ Executor of Wilhelmina Kichler, deceased. FP HoMas DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE oF HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS, ‘The Collection of 8. JOHNSON, 788 BROADWAY, NEW YORE, Containing CHOICE EXAMPLES. Of the FIRST MASTERS OF EUROPE, Collected during the past summer in his personal visit to Paris, Dusceidorf, Munich, Berlin, Dresden, Carlerhue, Italy, and all the EUROPEAN ART CENTERS, ON FREE EXHIBITION, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH AND THIRTY-FIRST, From NINE A.M. until NINE P.M., at THOMAS DOWLING'S AKT GALLERY, Corner of Popnsylvania Avenue and Eteventh Street, Washington, D.0., AND TO BE : OLD BY AUCTION On THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD, At ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK. THOMAS DOWLING, Avorionzzn. $022-8t RUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROP RTY TEniue p: abe pond nonp NeAemOueS OLIVET CEME-kRY. By virtue of a deed of trust given to us, duly FES RagLn Lib 1 No, 941, folio BF et sca. one of fhe land records for the Diatiict, of Cotnuitie, Goes * ESBAY. THE TETRTIEH Day OF rifehse emo pee of eit ih the Distuct cf Columbia and knena hed as sub-lot one (1) of Doctor Part ol Lisdoek'e HAI aad Sena eny ras Couveyed to De Patmser joseph Soe eens sere or v dW. J. W lace to Henry Senet, Reod’d ted Auyrast ith, 1876 and seeeeder eer et sed. of ‘the laud records for the ments, ways, ents Tiahts," privilevos andl ape ‘easement murtedanicos thereto belongiag, Gein eighteen month; cured by sche rust on pr cing ot terms of sale are not complied with in seven days, the trustees reserve right to resell at the risk tind cost of the defeulting pure after five: pub- He notice of such resale in some ew paper published in Washington, D.0. A. fergatot atealo, DEE! OHN i BUSTA GLUSLEn, } Trustees. DUNCANSON BROs., Aucta, —_jal8-20, 23.25, 27&29 $30,000 FO &: FIFTY-SECOND POPULAR Lege DRAWING COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION 00., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, cp, on the let day of each month “the Slaw sole honor of Ind’ sai? beyond of » at cost of pur- l See, mnodE ini OF) eepeses.c8 F| seceeeeeses3 sa 8. Verran, FRENCH CORFEOTIONERY, cree aSONS and CARAMELS manufactured fresh ‘TUESDAY. ary 23, 1883. 2d Edition. Lats eran to Te Str Bosrox Crcumsers, Boston Tomatoes, Boston Lettuce, Philadelphia Capons, PALACE MARKET, Ja FRANK J. TIBBETS, Hiccxws) Cerzsnatep Sours. MULEAGATAWNEY. _- ORRA Sono. Newrorr, R. L, Jan. 2—A villa on Bellevue MOCK TURTLE. * JULIENNE. * avenue, owned by John G, Weaver, proprietor of for the Ocean house, was burned this morning. ‘The oe ce land fire caught from’ steam radiators. The loss on the : o house 18 $25,000, furniture $10,000; insured for GEO. E. KENNEDY: & SON, $20,000, Silver and diamonds, and a large amount : —__— ss és Of jewelry were destroyed. 1200 F STRERT NORTHWEST. — DRY CATAWBA, $1.25 PERGAL, 5 Wall Street To-day. 4 DECLINE FOLLOWED BY REACTION. New Yorx, Jan. 23.—The Post's financial article says: The Stock market was depressed during the first hour of business by a selling movement in Denver and Rio Grande, which declined 13s. and carried the rest of the market down with it to some extent. The depression was, however. tem- porary, and after a fractional decline the market LBS, CHOICE LARD. 12 Ibs. Sugar (nearly white’ 1 gall. Best Catawba Wine.. 5 Ibe. Soft Shell Almonds. Premium Chocolate, ewest or plain. reacted, und at 12 o'clock was fully up to the clos Fancy Old Governnient Java Cottec. ing prices of last night for everything Dut Denver, Speer’s Unfermented Wine. and even that was only 3; below the closing of GEO. A. O'HARE, 429 1213 th strect northwest, bet. Mand N. Goons For Au Ties. Hannisville Virginia Mountain Whisky, of 1869 and 1872, in o:iginal puckages. last night. ———— ‘The Bailey—Gas Company Investiga- jon. THE PROCEEDINGS TO-DaY. The special committee of the House to inquire as to the relation of Mr. John Bailey, chief clerk of the House of Representatives, with the Wash- Commendader and Palmeiro Ports in glass, onrown | tng Gas Light Co., held an adjourned meeting to- importation, and a ccmplete. Chireta, “Hhine “Wines, Grice caie Sum | day. Wiisides, Naglee California Branay, Jamaica Runs Mr. C. B. Batley, the secretary of the company, Sypeared with Mr. John Selden as counsel. He had been served with a subpoena duces tecum to present certain papers, but had not done 80 cause of their being tho voluminous, but sald any Paper sought for would be produced. Mr. C. B. Bailey was then sworn as a witness. He testified that Mr. Jobn Balley was a stock- B.W. REED'S SONS, 1216 ¥ NfREET NORTHWEST. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS! O° EEE RRR FRR n2T oe e™ FE 4 holder tn the Washington company, and was also Oo xe RRR EE a member of the committee on accounts The Ook RRRE books of the company showed that he had never Coo ERE R R EEE received any foe ye the gas company except the dividends to which he was entitled as a stock- ethty THT EER ERED Ot holder and the allowance to which he was entitied Sgss, T RE RRE as a member of the committee on accounts, which 8 TE R it Was nominal—g each meeting. Sess T Eee E u Mr. Edward McPherson, the clerk of the House, said when he became the clerk of the House ori: RRR EFEL lt A i Inally, inthe Thirty-eighth Congress, Mr. John faerie FP AS ERE alley Was one of the officers of the House. He RoE HASAN WN Tetained him as disbursing clerk because he was a. E Eimetusie ah BS valuable man. His retention was also personally chy by ex-Senator Fessenden. Upon his (Mr. GGG, 00 & ppp FRE NN McPherson's) election as clerk of this Congress 6 °S sgt BBE 8X Mr. John Bailey was the disbursing clerk. He re- Saale 6 BPR Re tained him without recommendation because he ‘aca “oo bop EER ON knew the value of his services. He promoted him to the chief clerkship because Mr. Bailey had HHL Teached seventy years of age, and he desired to HOR OE train in the duties of disbursing clerk a young man. HEH 1 ‘This he did in the interests of the pubile service. HOH OW He was never urged by any officer or stockholder of the gas company to employ Mr. Bailey, and to his knowledge he did not have any acquaintance with any stockholder. Mr. John Hammond, of Detroit, Mich., testifled that in 1877-78 he was employed by Mr. Bartol, the resident of the Washington Gaslight Company, defeat bills tor the incorporation of new gas companies in this District, three of which were He was ‘invited by Mr. to a conference touching pending bills, _ which was held at the house of Mr. John Bailey. After discussion it was decided that only one of the bills was Worthy of consideration. “Mr. Bartol directed the witness to see the purtles in this company and get their proposition as to what they would take for their patent. At the conference Mr. John Batley Was present and offered some modest suggestions. After some time Mr. John Batley drove the wit- ness to the Ebbitt house. Here witness saw the parties Mr. Bartol directed him to wee. He got their Proposition and returned to Mr. Bartol's or ‘or Mr. Balley’s house and advised him of it. Mr. Bailey was also present. The proposition, how- ever, was rejected. By Mr. Colenan.—“what fee did you receive?” The Witness.—“I don’t know that I should an- swer that.” Mr. Coleman.—“I will net press it.” Mr. Crowley.—“Would it tend to criminate you?” The Witness.—“I don’t know that it would.” Mr. Crowley.—*I submit that {t 1s a proper ques- tion to answer. Mr. Hammond may have been a cheap man.” ‘The Witness—“I recelved BREAD AND BISCUITS, ‘Who'esale Depot: Corner Ist street aud Indiana ayenus Jel WM. M. GALT & CO. cone Beas Frrst-Crass ¢ EATER - BEEF, LAMB, VEAL MUTTON, go. CORNED BEEF Btalle 623, 629 and 630 Center Market, 9th street wing, rc ty “Marketing delivered freeof charge to slipartaot fhe mar2 _ SEWING MACHINES, é&c. Ws Cram ‘That we represent and offer for rale the best and easiest running Sewing Machines in the world. ‘THE NEW HARTFORD, ‘The Istest production of the Weed Sewing Machine Co., ax awarded # Sve ial Premium ef the Garfield Mem ria! Fair, and pron unced by experts to be the lightest ning and best made machine in the market. ie parece ane ey nore ‘ictor—licht, durable and easily managed. on easy monthly pay- luents, and speciel discount for cash, at Lad OPPENHEIMER’: Popular Sewing Machine and Fashion R 628 OTH STREET NORTHWEST. Ja6 ‘Bt Buildiog. ‘Cloud FAVERY, SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE “4 sells the best machine. T know that I do, because I ” seliall kinds. Come ani see which you like. Renting | Q.—Did you divide it with any body2” and repairing « specialty. The Witness —“I did not.” MoKFNNEY, Witness further said he then worked against the JaB 427 9th at bill and it was defeated. He frequently met Mr. T Or A Bailey tn a casual way in the halls of the Capitol, TEE! ut he did not offer any suggestions. ze Queex ea Mr. Ferris Finch, the fil ‘The saperiontty of the New, Self-threading Representatives, was then called, and submitted a UEEN SEWING MACHINE list of Old bills for the incorporation of new gas is recognized and acknow! faehixhestmechan- | companies, which had been offered in elther Increatingr ea thong «the demand for them is steadily | branch of Congress since 1860. All told, there were a eae tue sents dre Lover BOD inten fa | Some thirty or more, all of which ralled to pass, ly known. " liave the endortement of, over 300 ladies in y *, , this ‘city, incloding many dresethakers: ast Mr. Bailey was asked what the gross stock of the RoR eer eee Same and Simplicity of the | Washington Gas Light Com pany was. He sald he BEAULLFUL QUEEN. Bend for Ivatrated (rculars. our Dot fell, but ‘the paid up stock was nearly Comer 7th and H streots, Sole Avent. ‘The committee then adjourned until ten o'clock New, 1 mrroved Mac ds for Sale and Rent. Speci 3x3 | S-Morrow morning. ————_+¢0—__ ‘The Star Route Tria! SENATOR DORSEY’S INFLUENCE. EFF TT 8%, Ho Continued from the first edition. iy Ht "sss, Hult ‘The witness said that he had been instructed by gu gH E Senator Dorsey to assure subcontractors that the te service would be increased, and he had used his 6G — § § FE® | own terms in giving such assurance. In pursuance G U ke | of instructions, witness met Miner at Denver, Col- Goo f UG RE | orado Miner'showed: mitaces af ‘ro1 Warranted the strongest, touchest and most elastic Glue on Karth! Endoreed By thatereat scientest, Prof, Faird, of the U.S. Fish Commission. Gluesevery: ie‘eolld a8 a “Kock! Wood, Faper, Leather, Gl ina, Stone, &c. Always ready for iiatant tno! Gativ by the U. 8. Smitheonisn Institute, Governinent Yei artin: nts, Cebinet-mekers, Marble-cniters and bun- ¢rcde or fami Eottie of O'Meara’s Fish Glue, with Liueh and Tin Cover. culy 20°. By mail, 1c. extra. Sold by ali Drugwist4, Grocers, Stationers, Hardware, Senator Dorsey, stating that he could not come. Miner said he would have tocome on to Wash- ington ag he wasn’t prepared to settle with him there. Miner ask witness to @emain In the company, offering to give him a fourth interest in the company. Miner said he could not consum- mate the arrangement; they would have to see ex-Senator Dorsey first. Miner said that $0 far as increase of service was concerned there might be a loss, but the ex; ition would cover the logs and leave a profit. “I told bim,” ne trade and public euppned by sald the witness, “that I did no&think that was so, Pennediwes OMEARA AFCO. on as under the rules of the department the pay fot nneylvemia avenue, Wad .C. expedition was In proportion to the extra stcc! Headquarters for that wonderful $1 KAZOR' ‘That ” & GUAT That $1 CORN RATERS endeserd by ES all iropodists. Sporting Goods Catalogue sent postpaid any where, bold aiso by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 Penua. ave. ‘The witness sald he came to Washington on or about the Sth of July and saw Senator Dorsey, gud sald he wanted settlement. Mx Dorsey de- siring witness to go back as agent, witness said he would take a fovrth of the cone ,. When *iiness talked with Dorsey about having aus EXpenses taken out of the general fund Dorsey sald “that I must understand one thing. MONEY TO HOLD THE DEPARTMENT. It required money to hold the influence they al- 05 For Baeagrast: CHOCOLAT MENIER. ready had with the department, and that must also be ta ken out of the general fund.” At this point a recess was taken, AFTER RECES3. When the court re-assembled the examination of Mr. Moore was continued, ‘NOTES. After Tue Srar’s report of the star route trial closed yesterday, Mr. Bliss tovk up route No. 44140, from Eugene City to Bi Creek, on which itis Ghargea that Peck made a fise oath aa tories number of men and horses required. A. 8. Powers, sub-contractor on the route, was examined as to the requirements of the service. : One of the counsel for the prosecuti Sram reporter to-day that they had no ton ool easy BOLD EVERYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. New York Depot, 64 Wall street. Boston Depot, 194 State street. J oovomican AND SAFE. WEAVER, KENGLA & CO.'S LAUNDRY 50AP J< TCONOMICAL, BECAUBE IT IS PURE; BRING FRE FROM ALL ADUL! ERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, BUAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY W&AR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT I8 SAFE, BECAUSE IT 19 MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM: THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS THUS ENDANGERING LIFK AND HEALTH. PUT UP IN BARS, ANDEVbY BAR BUANDED WITH OUR NAME. ¥Ok SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, #13 8244 WATER STREE?, GEORGETOWN, D. 0. BY UNIVERSAL acconn, Azen's Caraantio Pris are the best of all purgatives forfamily ure. They fous, and successful lon told a inform: Rerdell or his intentions dui og col ony against him, he fool to Stand out again as he did at the last trial. If there are more trials he will be convicted every time a Jury is gotten together.” Capitol Notes. ‘When the Senate was called to order two-day, Mr. Butler, of South Carolina, was the only Sena. tor present. The Vice President said: The Sena- ator the prayer was delivered Sir Butler soted a 3 Call of the Senate. THE GENERAISHIP OF THE ARMY. ‘The effect of the joint resolution introduced by Mr. Steele, of Indiana, this morning, to enable the President to fill the vacancy in case of the death, resignation or retirement of General Sherman, ‘would be to advance General Sheridan to eed place of general of the army, and. probably to advance Gen. Hancock to the place ot Teutensat general. THR ILLNESS OF REPRESENTATIVE HEWITT. Mr. Abram 8. Hewitt, of New York, has written aletter from that city, where he now ig, to a col- league in the House, in which he states he Is quite ill, and does not know when he will be able to re- Tory much regrets, au he had fotendedi Uke oe mucl as D 10 take an 1e tion of the tariff bilL resumed Eslin against the District ‘which is a claim of about $45,000 for contract with the old board of ——_ Gun. Granr having completed his labors in connection with the Mexican reciprocity treaty, enty having bees turwarded to the State departanent ‘Will leave this afternoon for About yesterday ‘fre occurred 12200 p. m. J Occ! sa to ezand arr ot balang 10D area ‘The District Commissionership. Numerous letters have een sent to the Presi- dent recommending the nomination of Gen. Jos, E. Johnston to be District Commissioner. Gen. Grant’s name does not figure in Of the letters: of recommendation. ~~ ————_9-___ The Woman's Suffrage Convention. OPENING REMARKS OP MISS ANTHONY. The Woman’s Suffrage convention assembled at two o'clock for its first formal public session at Lincoln hall, which at ® o'clock was over half filled, and before.an hour elapsed nearly every seat had an occupant. It was not until 2:15 p.m: that Susan B. Anthony and a number of appeared on the stand, me W. L McKenney, of this city, offered prayer. Miss Anthony made the introdu address, in which she referred to the prozress of the work, to the efforts made to secure the rights of women, by petitions to the state legislatures, &c. She then referred to the fourteenth amdndment, in which they had urged that the word “male” out and their eff , hour, and were again told so in 1872, and to~ day they were disfranchise1, She next referred to the application of Mrs. Bradwell (the editor of the Legal News) for admission to the bar in Chi- ago, which had been an: pealed to the Supreme Court of ‘the where it was decreed beca' Woman and not a black tected. 4 she ap- United Staves, use she was a white Man she could not be pro- 4 GOOD WORD POR GEN. BUTLER. They then demanded protection, and speaking of a report of Gen. Butler on the subject, she asked, “Can there be a woman who is not glad that Butler is governor of Massachusetts, [applause [ She then referred to her arrest for tlegal voting, and the trial of the Inspectors for receiving her Yote.on which she sald she voted as a citizen. a She had been fied $100, but had not paid it, nor had they put her in Jali. . _ District Government Affairs, GOV. BUTLER * Gon. B. F. Butler was before the Commisstoners for upwards of an hour to-day, arguing his cas of Col. Sam. Strong agt. the Disttict before the Com- missioners, his’ pu being to effect a com) ro- nise with the Distr ct without further litigstion. The Commisstoners listened to what he had to say, but noaction Was taken. It is still an open ques- uon, WANT TO BE POLICEMEN. ‘There have been at least 150 applications made for the place of policemen up to 2 o'clock to-day. NO FUND TO FURNISH SHORS TO POOR CHILDREN. The Commissioners, in reply to a communtea- Uon from Mr. James’ H. N. Warring, 1930 1%h street northwest, asking that shoes be furnished tochildren of poor parents, state that they deem it inexpedient that the money for relief of the poor be used for such purpose, as they have barely Means to furnish the necessary food and fuel to poor persons. —_—_ Suppgen Dearu.—Mr. Alexander Dubant died very suddenly betwen 6 and 7 o'clock this morn- ing, at his residence N and 4th streets, as 1s sup- posed, from heart disease. Mr. Dubant was a brother of Capt. P. M. Dubant and Mr. W.E Dubant, and was well known to the citizens of the District, —_.——_— SMALLPOX IN PRINCE GEorGEs Co., Mp.—Health OMicer Townshend received a letter to-day from Dr. W. W. Waring, of Nottingham, Prince Georges county, Md., stating that there was six cases of smallpox in one family in that town, and ho one to nurse them. He asks that a good nurse be sent at once for which the county will pay liberally so long as the service ig needed. The cases came from Baltimore, eee THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the opening and closing prices ithe New York Stock Market to-day, a3 reported by special wire to HH. Dodge, 539 15th streat. Name.) 0., G| Name a, G Gen. Pacific... 841g) 8334 Nor. & Wes p.| 48% 4834 Ches. & Ohto..| 23% 23 North Pac 50% 4956 Do. 1st pref -| 86% 84! 343g! 333)! Do. 24 pret.. a> of tral. .| 78%) 725%) N. J. Cent Wab. Pac. 56 | Sy A. ¥. Central. !126%/126;'West. Union..| 83% BG SS Death of an Author. Cacao, Jan. 2a—Dr. Edward H. Knight, the author of Knight’s American Mechanical Diction- ary and other literary works, died last night at his home in Bellefontaine, Ohio. RaNGE OF THE THERMOMETER—The followi Were the readings at the office of the chief oMficer to-day: 7 a.m., 10.39; 11am. 224°; 2p.m, 29.2°. Maximum, 30.0°; minimum, 9.4°. g Rescetts Bemeemstoon THE DINNER to begiven by the President to- Morrow evening will be exclusively a diplomatic dinner. @ Mar. Messenorr Service.—Post Office Inspector Henderson having arrested Jeff. Walker, mall messenger at Hicksford, Va., for robbing the mail, the Post Office department has designated W. Jackson to fillthe vacancy. The ters at Elmw Haleysburgh, and Lula, Va, have been instructed to invite is for mail service between their respective offices ‘and tae Station of the Richmond and Mecklenburg rall- roa, Campion mail service will commence Febru: ary 1, 11 Work and Wages. ‘Two of Whitall, Tatum & Co's hollow-ware glass factories at ‘Millville, N. J., have suspended operations on account of there being no demand for their products. Nearly a hundred men are thrown out of work. A convention of ratiroad coal miners will be held at Pittsburg to-day. The men are working for 83 cents per bushel, butas the river miners have de- cided to strike for four cents, the convention will consider the advisability of also demanding an additional half cent. gg es News Brief A store at Gold Mountain, in Nevada, was rob- bed on Friday by mounted and m: men. The proprietor and tWo clerks were killed. The “road ageuts” then went toa store at Silver Peak and robbed {t, killing the proprietor and one clerk. ‘Two of the robbers were also killed. An action brought by Battle Carroll, an Ame#- can girl, against Charles Phillips, of Montreal, for $10,000 damages for breach of promise, was dismissed by Justice Loranger in Montreal yester- In the New Year festivities at Panama the bulls ee twomen and dangerously wounded seven others. Fifth thousand marks have been raised in Phila- capes for the sufferers by the floods in Germany, and $300 by citizens of Reading, Pa. F.P. Anderson, colored, a distributing clerk in the New Orleans post office, was caught Aas letters. He was commit for trial Joun B. Fuller, secretary of the Tolland Mutual Insurance Company of Tolland, Conn., died sua- denly Sunday morning on a northern-bound train from the south while en route home from South Carolina, The high greenswarded bluff at Branch, Noe wilt 8000, it is feared, be cine Jick at measures are not taken to protect it from the force of winter storms. While J. Todd Hutchinson, formerly editor of Alleghentan, and more recently at Ebensburg, Pa., was eating su; Saturday evening a piece of meat in his throat and im, ‘Thomas Hilson, of Philadelphi: trunk to Edwin 6el carried Gelphia wool broker. ‘rank Morris committed suicide at 11th and Ieearved streets, Philadelphia, yesterday by taking jaudanum. ———__+e-—____ PENNSYLVANIA'S EMBEEZLING PosTMasTER—In ‘the case of the emberziemeni aut tn tae Staettan, Ba post office iminary hearing was given Ne iT ye , at which nothing was adduced, and the case was continued until let,the defendant giving bail in €1,000 tor his ‘appearance. He pubitcly stated yesterday that when © proper Ume arrived he would make a clean breast of affair, “no matter who might be bit.” ro ‘THE PaRTING OF GesHaRD aND Mas. Lanorry.— ASt. Louts dispatch Reecu from the Flames. HORRIPYING SCENES AT THR WHECK ON TRE SOUTHERN PACIFIC. Telegrams from San Francisco say:—A (fispatoh from Tehichipa states that tn the train disaster case the coroner's Jury found that the victims came to thelr death by reason of neglect on the part of Qonductor Reed and Brakeman, Patson. ‘The ver. ict is not yet ay coroner. bodies. have’ been {aentied as those or Keegan and Feriinand Gromfort, diers of company H, 6th cavalry. John F. ‘one of the sleeping Car pas: city yesterday. He been feet, to. ‘save, myselt and the the train. Everywhere or Wt hemmed — 1 think, +r hands were cold when them, and my calls. remained ui ciesréd a passageway along the log some seventeen fect, Ull T reached the place near where Miss Squires Was Imprisoned. I heard her Scream for succor, She told me she was not ine jured, but mevriy unable to get out of the window. flames Dogan breaking through where T'was working, and I was driven back to Where I knew no hope for escape existed, and re. treated merely to avold being burned to’ death. T Went back to mv wife for the fourth time, and now could only grep her hair. Acain and again I cal’. toher for one sign of iife, but ail to DO purpose. The cases and flames’ now drove me rom her side, and, axa last resort T wurted my~ self in the debris. "When hope had left me the men working from the outside suddenly and acct- dentally came upon me, and drew half of my body out, but there I lodged, our combined efforts Proving unavailing to free me from the debris. nally, T succeeded in dropping through ‘@ hole made for me by the rescuers T'was the only one who ever reached the light of day from under ‘that heap of ruins.” ee ‘The North Sen Horrer. THE STATEMENTS OF RESCUED PASSENGERS—wmat THE CAPTAIN OF THE SULTAN SAYR. The Diamond,one of the steamers sent in search of the missing passengers and crew of the Cim- bria, arrived at Hamburg yesterday afternoon with sixteen passengers and a Mreman of the ill- fated vessel. The rescued passengers state that after having left the Cimbria sinking their loat wascapsized, and they sought refuge in some of the rigeing of the Cimbria, w in by masses of was killed by the T touched who were in the boat when it Cimbria Were drowned upon its cupsizing, and many others after ere to Teaching the Ww Felease their fold and wert arowied ae a? Vivors describe the scenes as horrible and heart. Tending. praise in the highest the conduct of une and crew of the Cim- bria, who never moved from tuelr posts, and aid everything in the power of man to save life, unul they themselves were engulfed in the waven. ‘The rescued Dassengers affirm that while they were in the rigging the lghts of the Sultan were cle visible, and that thelr cries for help must have been heard on board the Sultan, which, instead of coming to thelr rescue, steamed away. Most of the survivors present ‘miserable ArAnce, having lost everything. Since landing here every: thing possible has been done for them. Some have been sent back to their h nd The remainder will continue their voyage on Wednesday, ‘The captsin of the Sultan says that afterthe coke le | the Cimbria to stand Usion the Sultan crew hat by, but no reply was received. The vessels parted in a fog, and a few seconds later the mate of the Sultan saw the Cimbria com!ng up on the other Side. He called to the German master to go full Speed astern. This was done, and the Clubria again crossed the Sultan’s bow, and then dise appeared. The Sultan remained on the scene five hours, and the captain heard no sound during the Whole tme, and he had no idea the Cimoria had foundered until he arrived at Hamburg. Before the collision occurred he heard no sound trom the Cimbria’s whistle. When he first saw her the Cimbria was going at full ed. He supposes that the Sultaa’s beams ripped ‘open the Cimbria’s plates. ——o Political Matters. THE SENATORSHIP CONTESTS, ETO. No selection of a U. 8. Senator was made by the Nebraska legislature yesterday. On the seventh ballot the vote stood: Stickel, 19; Millard, 16; Thayer, 16; Cowin, 18; Manderson, 8; Sanders, 13; Brown,'S; Morton, '4; Conner, 8; the balance scat. tering.’ There 1s‘a ‘strong probability of the set- Ulement oF the senatorial question to-day. A call foracaucus was signed yesterday afternoon ow members. In a caucus of the Colorado last, night Pitkin received 90 votes on the first ballot, but did not reach that number again. On the third ballot Taber received 24 votes, and on the ninth, tenth and eleventh ballots Bowen received 23. Itisthe tm; that Bowen will receive the nominajion. The last ballot was as follows: Pitkin, 17; ‘Taber, 6; Hammil, 10; Bowen, Senator McPherson was nominated fdr re-elec- tlion by the democratic caucus of the ry Jersey follows, : Hezekiah B. Smith, #; Tepublican caucus nom- at jobart. ballot for United States Senator On! taken by e Minnesota jegisiatus sulting as follows: Wii 16; Dunnell, 1 J Hoadley, of Cincinnatt, a leading Ohio Gemocrat, heartily endorses the Pendieton ot service bill iy se —___+e.______ He Believed in °Em. From the Rochester Post-Expreas. “Do you believe in woman's rights?” mandea, Agobing him in the ribs “with her um- brella. “Yes,” he replied, a8 he moved to's sate ice, “I believe in woman's funeral rites.” cies — — ANorner Victim OF THE MILWAUKRE Fire.—Mra, Svivester Bleeker, wife of the manager of the Tom. ‘Thumb combination, has died fro:a injuries sus— tained In the Newhall house disaster. She tried to escape on a rope made from bedclothing, but lost her hold ana fell, dislocating her left suoul- der, breaking her left arm, dislocating her left hip, speed right fn J sustaining nu- merous cuts all over her body. She was 56 years old. The remains will be taken to Brooklyn. Drep.—A hij ~~ sensational suicide hton ‘South jattery, ge 8. C. Some nights ago a young Spaniard. cy Euseblo Simo, who ts the grand-nephr-w of Mr. W. Fouiag ae Seen Recomm roung ata at became enamered of her. Feeling thut tis love une hopeless he deliberately blew out his bra a pistol The sh and English note he sali: “Accuse me ly love Miss ——” ———__+e9-__ STRYCHNINE 48 4 CURE POR MALARIA.—The trial of Mrs. a Story. an eccentric old woman of Lite Falls, N. J., for the murder of Mrs. Ell Feest, began yesterd: a fibea eet oe grace jaary 23, 1R83, at three o'clodk van take pines from hi te No. 68 fay: invita Same enanes HENDER®ON. On Tuesday, 21 234, 1983, of 23:38 am, | HCHARD HENDERSON “in te