Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1883, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFrice OF THE CUIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasuixotox, D. C., Jan. 27, 1883, 9:30 a. m. Por New Englind and middle Atlantic states Buch warmer cloudy weather, with rato or snow, Southerly veering to westerly winds; falling, fol- dy rising, barometer. Special Weather Bulilctin. ‘The chicf signal officer of the army furnishes Me following “special bulletin to the press:— ‘The barometer is highest on the middle Atlantic Coast and lowest neur Lake Huron, where a depres- Sion of consiierable energy, moving in an easterly #8 central. General rains or snows have fallen !n the like reg on and Ohio valley. North- ‘Westerly wins pre Lin northwest, westeriy fm the lake region. The Tempe ture has risen early 35° in the lower lake region, where a warm ‘Wave ts now central. The following special tem- tures were ville, 67° Galveston, THE CITY MARKETS, THE DEPRESSION IN TRADE DUR TO THE COLD WEATHER—AN UNUSUALLY LARGE PROPORTION OF POOR BUTTER—EARLY TOMATOES FROM FLORIDA— OTHER FEATURES OF THE WEEK. ‘The depression In all kinds of trade has been continued through the week, and not much im- provement 1s expected until a break of the cold weather. Flour and grain are firm, but as yet there ts ho advance in either, though an ativance is expected. In hay and straw there has been some activity, especially in good timothy, but the mediums are off. Kye straw is in demand, and so are corn In the ear and oats. Offeritgs have been quite liberal and sales quick. Mull feed is quite active, with considerable inquiry. In butter there ignochange, The best grides meet with ready sale irm prices, but the mediums are almost a drug upon the market. Too little attention 1s aid by dalrymen In both making and packing utter. ‘There Js a larger proportion of poor but- ter, compared with the amount made, than was ever known in this market. The near-by produc- tions are conspicuous for careless packing and an overplus of buttermilk, which makes ft rancid. ‘These causes make the market low for home pro- one ce ly ke tty well, almost he egg supply keeps up y well, al equil tothe demands. The sales are steady, with firm prices at quotations. Many old and damaged egzs are hawked around in wagons and are offered much below the regular prices. In all cases they should be rejected. Poultry 1s in active demand, all arrivals in gcod order meeting with good prices and quick sales. All seasonable game is wanted at advanced ashing mta, 57° Orleans, 'y-tour hours: Fort r weather {3 indicated on ‘ion, New England, and the Borth portion of the midd! MR. CLINEDIN: Waits, is still di Beautiful resul ces notozraphic por- sitters with the prices. 3 at ot fied without of @ failure in getting FRUIT AND VEGBTABLES, Feriect pletures. {ted time our art athe Dried fruit, beth domestic and foreign, meet with exquisitely fintshed cibtnets at $3 per dozen. | ood p nd quick sales. Green fruits arriy- "5 mue! cama ion, 11s Scvsn Scnnocspixcs StapvED; Leggings, Coch- | (MG, MUCH of tt In damaged Sod pense cab agai A hes mond and sell readily at the regu. Prvstctaxs and druggists recommend “Dr. Vexetabies are selling lively, good ngs he German Herb Tea” for complaints Of the thro.t, lungs, liver and linpure. Dk onl, De= Cause they know every herb and flower in It” No Patent medicine. % cents Irish potatoes especiaily. Sweet potatoes ate also i. Some of the lesser articles, such as bage and onions, which are frozen on have proved a total loss. Cabbage nies kept trom tne frost as caretuli any SSON'S. ys bh nea dies’ n | OLuer veget: Tv ‘e have arrived some ear! a eas caters, Mh near . Ladies’ saioon | oer pee S, Which sold at fancy prices, ——s ‘There has becn no change in cured meats, The VALENtines.—Wholesale and retail, at J. Jay | prices In the west Indteat= tendency, but no hs, ange ta prices are anticipaved here. f cattle have been Hberal, and . lower generally. Sheep in light nd moderate demand, Calves brisk. Pork in fair demand. ‘Well, Cocnr. Tae ALarw turned in from box 134 last evening Was forthe dissovery of fire im a bed chamber of No. 824 13th strect northwest, owned and Occnplet by Mrs. Lawrence Kearny. The cause Of the fire is unknown. Damage about $100; ered by insuran-e. Owrxa to the rapidly tnernasin pure Huncartan w we bi €an branch, where a ‘large Kept of our AND JOBBING PRICES A patent process, $7. brands, $6.25.1$5.50: tamil 0; do., Standard bran re Ov- sing demand for our opened an Ameri. tock will always be .50; do. Virginia, 3 Bags Carlowitz, the Great Hungarian Claret, bolted, gpd al! other ki of SUN und Sparkling Hun- | ¢ t, cholce, $1.082$1.13; do., fair to garian Wi Will be yranted In all 181.05; ryeG5ut8e. ; corn,yellow and H.M., Bhincipar cities throughout the United States and do., white, No. 1 and 2, 60a6%c.; mixed, & Apply to Oats, southern, 45a48e.'; do. x white, No. 1, 49:50e.; do., mixed, a4 Purveyors of appoint- MIN feed.—Bran, western, per ton, $183$19; mid- ment to avenue, New York, U. Exresxsive thermometers. 8 Pennsyivanta avenue. lings, wiilte, per ton, $2282; brown, per ton, $18$19. Beans, $2.60a#280 per bushel; hominy, $3.99:$4 per barrel. Bntter.—Creamery, fancy, 29140; prime, 36 New York tub, fancy, new, 344 130; Imitation, 25. EI 1 24026; goo, 20122; 2. Western ‘factory, best, 22a25: good, poor to fatr, 16.18. Virginia,’ Maryland B2 Fiuth Hempler, optician, Uxicorn Surmts, please gentiemen; Cochrane’s 1. 26:28, wre. Tair, 18a Fessett’s Ick Cream and Charlotte Russe, Die! Frmsr-Ciass blankets and dress goods below 0st; all corks at bankrupt pr! 736 7th Stn Ww. and Pennsylvania. — airy packed, 23225; good to 3 Stock, 19:20; store pack 15.18; poor to falr, 15at eele 20a BUA; te prime, chole ctions, 22; hauler’ Tew Yeans agen experiment and a'grand suc— eess—Chr. Xander’s nstive wine, the best, purest | roll butt ee, 21123; good, 1620. QNd finest in the market. Try It 911 7th street. ~ State ractory, new, tine, 142143 ——— , alte.; westera factory, new choice, Uxprxwesr, marked low; Ladies’, Gents IF to good, 91100. 1d"s; Cochrane's uptown. ar DY. 25¢. per doz; western, 2c. per Bic OvsreRs, TrwRarty, fresh fish, game, &e. YS, dressed, per Ib., chote amedreast und brotied a spe-lulty—ail selected, | 18 15°.; undrawa, per'ID., 134 sloon first vor. d@obnson’s, 9.n near EL dies’ ickens, dressed, pei ———— draw) T 13 Umprettas—reilable, low prices, Cochrane’s step ct MEE ‘uptown. Lapres are invite to attend the third anaual | ning of laces, collarettes, &e., on Monday Sextat se lta , per Ib., 12115¢. Geese, Quail, per d0z., $1.75a$2.25. oh, $4ug8. Rabbits, per doz, = 1. e hts, | $1081.20, He. str and straw.—Timothy, $15a818 per ton; In pars? per DDI 19.119; cori Two Swatt colore! boys, nam> ate penton ait y etd g15s cat he on, were sent to jill for 6) days bby pee a hay, $124815; cut hi “Ht this morning for sneaking ‘icto the Judge s Store of Jno. Boxter and Hor Srxixg diamond jewelry, $2 Milled bract iets and bangles, at Prig ‘1 in the muste and | Ellis & Co., for the Vegetables and Green Frait—Potatoes, Early Re 1481.10 per bushel; Burbanks, do., do. to #0; gota |? $09); Pre do. eet Pot S ealng some pfliows, 3 per barrel: Ca 1s. $1 0 perdairel #2 per box $ 288 per cask. Dried Frutts and Nuts—Eva 12 sliced. 8 large double paper of fity- porated Apples, 10a nt postp id for one deliar a - do., bright, 7a do., comuion, 62 do., fait to good,'10a unpeeled,’ 7a8e.3 do, quarters, Cherries, pitted, 20a21¢.; do., su 9.; Blackbe 5a62.; Whor- Peanuts, per ID., Walnut CITY AND DISTRICT. Condenaca Sealer of Weights and cs ocaln. . per I fires Smalls yester- toy. shel s, Sal Sige and2wo over sz There ar> some firiern oyster baats closed In by . See in the charnet of the Potoma 9110; do. Ee $5 not believed that there ts a case of sman- dressed, 12i1e. S city except the one now in tue od Mi z . 7 tne ts being used pretty freely, and 3 the health ouicer * to keep the cc. W epidemic entirely away trom the Distric! shouide: John Blatzheim, the young son of Mr. Jacod | pork, 11 Blatzhetm, No. 404 C street, hid his skull fractured | Jard. = by being thrown trom 3 le at the corner of | brand), Penns; th street Thursday, | Liv | $4 common, Ice, 8c. Veal— common, an A<socfation last night 4 W present to the favoring th District Coin: 0. he Ci ss he sale of the Gale collec- Messra. Walter B. Willams iloneers, was continued last evening at treet nortiwest. atd sales were made as In th ‘aud, $14; Cumberland 10: Ble-sing Bread: $7; Madon View on the Soud:m, France, #2 { ew York I neland, $125; Scend n 1 5 on the 318; Market Scene shire, Holla em 3 eburch, «stern branch. There ; stress, arle Antoinette, a Marie Antoinette The Ducal P: vie end, three months old, of W. A. feet northwest, wos sinothered to been left alone Prisoner in the ‘Fempl solne to Execution, Ralny Weathe on Like Long, § $32.50; Sunset Blessing tte Widow's All. usicians, $11; Pendant, france to the Sound,$25; $52; Scene in the Swi: e on the James R ver, $20; |, $10 xPendant, $11 River Scenery, Sivitzerland, $14: - ‘The Standard Be: #6; Pendant, $6; Scene in Westmorel the Mobawk River, $4 | dant, %; Landscape in #14; & | Be 12 50; Vi The Dicksor RE REASON WHY THE GRAND JURY RE-OPENED | THe Cyse It is probsb! that Wm. Dick <0 Indictment. oreman of the ; View at Kittery, Maine, E | Nenice, $15; Fishing Bosits on the Adriatic, 17.50. ‘The sale will ve resumed at 8 o’clock this evening. ‘There ate some good paincings still remalning, and {Be geldection will be closed out to-night” pasi- Of next week Mated that on: of the re: ‘Mon of witnesses by the ease Was that som: iu Sof the Bad reevived the t ession that another ‘ @ian Dicksoa tut urs b r : E ts ons for the Wesexamtna- ‘rand jury ip the Dickson grand jury CLE” LIBEL Case Cox- od bribe TINUED.—The charge of criminal Hbel against Mr. ete ery: John Q. Thompson, of the Suxday Chronicle, was _ fe —— continued tn the Police Court this morning ‘until | The Altezed ls pe Mies, | Jonas, UNesaey under theziefendant’s personal —___.—__ ep IN THe rotsce cover ro-pay, | , LOSGFELLOW Mewonrats of No. 62 10th street northeast, | statue of Li jal before Judge Snell this moraing, Activ? measures are Portland for the erection of a ellow In that city, and $25 have MORE IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS — ORGANIZED SCHEME OF ROBBERY. ‘The investigation which has been going on in Felation to the robberies perpetrated in this Dts- trict for a number of years past is gradually crys- talizing, and one or two facte have'been reached which cannot but. be of importance. One of these facts 1s that there are three individuals in thiscity about whom the entire system of robbery re- Yolved, and both detectives and thieves were in their power. When a thief arrived re this city, unless he reported to this combina’ ly he Boing "at once arrested by the detectives; but if he reported he was safe. The proprietor of the “fence” and the go-between have had a monopoly for some time, and the investigations of the grand jury will probably bring a portion, at least, of this machinery of rascality to light. ‘The Ught has been turned on upon of these trans- actions with gratifying is known where the articles atolen from a gentie- man’s residence, on R street, between 14th and 15th, several years ago, went to. The stolen ar- ticles included a gentleman’s diamond pin, dla- mond rings, finger rings, earrings, bracelets, pins, 1d lockets, and clothing, the Aggregate value be- Ing considerable. The entire collection was sold for $45 to the principal member of the combination. i seensrss nas Rev. Dr. Ran! vs Call to Cleveland. WHAT HE SAYS ABOUT IT. Rev. Dr. J. E. Rankin, pastor of the Congrega- tional church, received late last night a telegram from Cleveland, O&lo, announcing that the mem- bers of the Euclid Avenue Congregational church had voted unanimously to extend a call to him, and that the offictal papers would be sent by mall A newspaper dispatch from Cleveland this morn- ing announced that the Euclid Avenue congregs- tion had resolved to extend a call to Dr. Rankin, at a salary of $3,000a year, parsonage rent free, four weel:s’ vacation annually, and $500 to pay expenses of removal to Cleveland. uch a call would offer no inducements to Dr. Rankin in the way of salary, as he receives a larger sum in his present station. Dr. Kankin stated to a Stax reporter to-day that he could say nothing about what step he might toke until he had received full information. If he thought then that the call required serious con- sideration he might visit Cleveland, but otherwise le would decide here without going. He ex- prassed himself averse to leaving his present charge, with which he has become £o thoroughly ideniified in his service of thirteen years, and sild one thing that he would take fate consideration would be his probable length of life for work. cece ge ees Amusements. Forp’s Opera Hovsr.—The very successful en- gagement of the Ideal Opera company closes this evening, when the popular “Fatinitza” wpl be given. Next week the famous Wyndham Comedy company, from London, will hold the boards, This company has met with the most_pronounced suc- cezs wherever they have appeared, and their en- gagement next week will doubtless be no excep- Brighton” will be given on Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday evenings; “14 Days” and “Ruth's Romance” on Thursday and Friday, and on Saturday afternoon and evenjng, * Buttery Fever” and “ Withered Leaves.” National THEATER.—“ The White Slave” en- ent closes to-night. On Monday the great ragedian, Salvini, will make bis appearance in the role of Othello. He will be supported by Marie Prescott, Lewis Morrison and a strong dramatic company. The aullences next week will doubt- Jess fill the Nauonal to overflowing. On Wednes- day “King Lear” will be given, on Friday “ The Outlaw,” and at the Saturday maunee, “Othello.” ROLLER SKATING RINK.—The regular assembles At the popular rink on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights are always greatiy enjoyed by both spectators and participants. On Monday evenin the Capital Bicycle ciub will give another drill Mr. Rex Smith wili exhibit some of his phenomt- nal fancy riding on the bicycle, which is a per- formance weil worth seeing. THEATER ComiguE.—The “ Mazeppa” engage- ment closes this evening. A strong bill_has been prepared for next weel (iner’s renowned Com- eay Four Combination, coi of Murphy and and Mack and Murphy and Shannon, will appear, and a number of variety st 180. nis establishment 1s New DIME Musevy. largely patronized by ladles and children dally, Doth aiternoon and night. Colinan & Fox, with musical sketches; “The dog citreus,” Harding’s Diorama of dissolving views and tigures, Everett's Magic, Punch and Judy, together with ‘the “Tat- toed man” and Rhoda mnystery are all to be seen for oniy 10 cents, THERE will be a grand sacred concert at Abner’s Music hall, on E street, opposite the Post Oftice department, to-morrow (Sunday) evening, at 8 o'clock, in ald of the sufferers by the recent floods in Germany. Some of the best musical talent of the city, including a large orchestra, have volun- teered their services on this occasion. Opp FeLtows’ HALL.—Prof. Carpenter delights large ‘audiences at every performance with his wonder!ul psychological and mesmerle powers. CONGREGATIONAL “CHURCH.—A complimentary testimonial to little May Currigan willbe given here on Tuesday evening. ‘The performance will be beth liter«ry and musical, and some of our best Jocal talent will take part. Govca Lecrure.—The famous lecturer, John B. Gough, will deliver a lecture at theCongregationai church, Friday evening, February 2d, on “Habit; or Powers That Be.” Story Lecturs.—Mr. W. W. Story will repeat west his lecture on “Michel Angelo and the istine chapels,” at the Congregational church, on Thursday, February ist, at 4 o'clock p. 1 ——_s—__ Stealing Statuary. A BRONZE CASTING OF CHIRF JUSTICE CHASE'S HEAD CARRIED OFF, Two colored men, name! Edward Johnson and John Lawson, were put on trial before Judge Snell to-day for breaking into the art studio of Mr.Theo- dore A. Mills, son of the late Clark Mills, and stealing a bronze casting of the head of Chief Jus- tice Chase. The defendants pleaded “not gullty,” and had no counsel. Mr. Mills stated that he lives On the Bladensburg road, In the county, and has his art studio and foundry on the premises. Last Wednesday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, the studio Was broken into and the head of Chief Justice Chase was stolen. The casting belonged to a Statue nine fect high, which was being completed by witness? father before his death for the Lincoln Monument Soctety. A colored ragman testifled that 8 employed by Johnson to go out in the country and haul this head in forhim. Several witnesses testified to seeing Johnson coming into town with something that looked like the stolen Property. OMicer Stock testified that the head Was found in some bushes near the railroad. Judge Snell held Johnson for the grand jury in $1,000 bonis, and Lawson was dismissed. —— A PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.—The literary and musical entertainment at, Metropolitan M. church last evening, for the benefit of the Ibrary of the Sunday school, was a success In every re- Spect. Anoverture by Prof. was well re- ceived, as were a roading. by Miss Hattie Walker, atrio by the Donch children, the piano solo by Mr. Elmer Carrier, and a solo by Miss Mamie Mor- Tice (a little girl only nine years old). Messrs. John Tweedale and Edward C. Townsend, as usual, pleased the audience, as di a recitation by Miss Eva Henderson, the cornet solo by Mr. J. R. Gibson, and a solo by Mr. Frank J, Woodman. ee A COLORED RuFFIAN HELD FOR ASAVAGR As- SAULT ON A PoLIceMAN.—Bell Berryman. a desper- ate looking young colored man, Was put on trial before Ju: Snell to-day for assaultli Police- man Howell, with the intent to kill him by firing three shots at him from a pistol on the 30th of January last. The prisoner pleaded “gulity.”. The cage was sent to the grand jury, and the defend- ant was committed in default of $1,000 bonds. The 283.,Ult on the officer grew out of his attempting to arrest the defendant, who had escaped from the Teform school, when he drew a pistol and fred three times at Howell at close range, and then escaped. Last night Officer Bronson discovered the defendant th South Washington, and attempted to ut him under arrest for the assault on Officer Frowet when a desperate struggle ensued, and the officer had his finger bitten and his watch- chain torn off. ————— Affairs in Alexandria. Reported for Tus EVENING STAR. AN ALDERMAN Resions.—Alderman J. B. Smoot has sent in his resignation as a representative of the third ward. Mr. Smoot has been a most valu- been recetved from Lo on tn ald of that object. = EnpRe goat Ve are gied to hear, too, that the Longfellow ine- aisonpting to outrage the person Of | moviai Saactation tn nbridge Is recelving sub- Mis Jenevieve Yoost,of Maryland avenue, de- | 2 uragement in all the large cities, in- ween 12%n and 13th s' ‘ast, on th shington, whence seventy-six honor- @€ the present month. = Wiliam ap- tio. King, tin cal seen oe ek ; fondant, who ts a Se a ATY, WhO Wi Beased for the defendant, who ts employed at the subseription of any of the memorial com- Pension 01 as a watchman. Mr. Charles S or other citizens or strangers here, who * not subscribed and wish to become honorary metnbers of the assocttion. paves Tne RegisteReD DRG CLERKR—A mecting of the Registered Drug Clerks’ association was held last evening, the prestdent, Elwin Gladmon, in the chair. “Twenty-four active and thirty-two honorary members were elected. It ts expected by next meeting to have every druggist and phy- lan tn the District on th: bo dead rol In re~ sponse to fnquiries from severul druggists, the e: ecutive committee was directed to prepare a cir- cular disclaiming any purpose to fix a trade union standard for the compensation of drug clerks. Untounded rumors of a strike for higher wages has caused much consternation among the drug- gists the past week. ee A Loxpox MaGazine Notice or CHARies Wrxp- WAM IN AMERICA.—Clement Scott, the ‘most emi- nent of the London dramatic critics in the m: zine called the Theater, of that city, makes the following mention of Charles ham in the number for this month, which has just reached America: “Every one will be delighted to hear of the distinguished and emphatic success of Charles Wyndham fn America. He As pany tn ‘Fourteen Days,’ this has been fol- lowed up by ‘Brighton, and all Mrs. Yobst stuted that she first saw the detend- fant at the pump, when be spoke to her and found Mat she was German, and sald he liked to talk | German with her. She stated that he called at _ Rerhouse afterwards, and on the day previous to ‘Be assault he came in in the afternoon, and lett “Mom, saying he was coinz to his offee, and he ome back the next day. The next morn- he cume into her bedroom, and immedtately d her, catching her by the throat, and her on the bed, when further violence “Bted by her husband, who came Into che Her bus 1s a blacksmith by trade. Stated that her Iittle four-yeur old chtid told father that when Witness went out ou an Tan was there, and that he said he was-| the next morning. Fl Yobst, the husband of the complaining Stated that after hearing the child’s he thought all was not right, and he pre- to be coing to work, but went outside and and <Oon saw the defendant enter the Fithess followed, and found his wife In Toom struggling with the man. F. Cook questioned the witness, who dented ‘he offeres to compromise the case for MOM. THE CASE DissIssED. “Seige Snell saic he did not see any use of pure the examination of the case any further, for Parties did not seem to have acted consist- under the circumstances. Prosecutt! "y Moore sald he didn’t think 2 Jury would the defendant. Judge Sneil disinissed the who played in at the Adela Bhe t deseribed as ‘a beauty of a distinctly Irish net ee ae ee er eee Dicture, made her presence delightful.” ———_ Mn. Heurstoxr’s New Store.—Mr. 8. L. Hemp- , Cy gn ‘suc- stone, as will be seen. ‘the late firm able alderman. He resigns in pursuance of his declarxtion that if the city council, after the time and troubie he has devoted to city affairs, is unwill- ing to do him the favor of allowing him to move at his own cost, a short distance, a public pump which has caused his family much annoyance, he could no longer serve the city with satisfaction. ‘The aldermen agreed to remove the pump. but the council declined to do so without a tage that the water in the new well would as good as that in the present one. 2 mn Fairfax street, Chas. Nye and Mr. Henkle, of West Va.—The condition of Mr. John who was i Officers Hlected, Capital Tent, No. 56,1 Ge, last night elected officers for the ensuing yearas follows: P. CR, L. Kimball; Shep., Thomae'® Marehe; C. R, John Witmuth: R., George Shearman; R. 8. Louts 3. LaBille; F. 8., James W. Roborteen; shee ore Char! e @., C Pi icy; chapists, John Mae olerng 3; right superin- Delta Knights av@:tadies of Honor, has been inetituted with the fon Moers: Sonn . Stewart, past protector; Hect Bayer, tector; Mrs Suse G. Van Horn, vice protector; Stephen N. Buynitzky. secretary ;'William Newell, financial secretary; Mrs. C. 0. Ballard, treasurer; Mrs. Caroline Buynitzky, maplalt: 8. E. Kemon, gulde; F.C. Severance, guard; William McMoni- fal. sentry; Maurice Pechin, W. 8 Ballard iwin C. Fawcett, trustees. ‘The Courts. Court IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, C. H. Scot! tent appeal) argued and submitted. Ad. journal a to Monday. Equiry Courr.-Judge James. Yesterday, Thatcher agt. Thatcher; reference to take testimony. Adjourned to Tuesday. Crecurr Court—Judze Macarthur, Yesterday, Wanamaker & Co. agt. Hunter; off calendar. Miller agt. Baltimore and Potomac rail- road company; off calendar; leave to file declara- tion. El tet od et al agt. Samstag; leave to plead next week. Tyson agt. Howgate; off calen- dar. Moore agt. Barber et al.; do, Sand & Curtis agt. Roessle: settled. Stevens agt. Pullman et al. Verdict for plaintiff for $1,441 and interest, ham agt. Burnes and wif motion for new trial ————.__ Affairs in West Washington. BUILDING AssociaTion.—At the seventy-second regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh Build- ing Association, held Thursday night, at God- dard’s hall, seven shures were retired at the’stock Value rates of $88.80 per share. News Nores.—Mrs. Robert P. Dodge, wife of Assessor Dodg», has been quits Ml, but is improv- ing.—The Young People's Association of Dun- barton street M. E. church, gave a very pleasant entertainment last evening.——Potomac Com- mandery held an interesting meeting last night. =—— OEE eee CutTicura. Geo. W. Brown, 48 Marshall st., Providence, R. T., eu by Curtcura Resonvent (blood purifier) and’ CURA and CuTIcuRA Soap (the great skin cures) of » Ringworm RS got. ap the: barber's, oe spread a over his ears, neck end face, and for six years all Kinds of treatment. = red ’ SCALD HEAD, HHA. Raymond, Auditor F.W., J. & 8.B.R. Jackson, Mich., was cured of Scald Head of nine years’ duration by thé Currcuna Remeptes, . ECZEMA, Hon. Wm. Taylor, Boston, Maes.. permanent!; of ahamor of the face aud seal (eckoina) thet bad rreated unsuccessfully for twelve years by of Bos- ton’s best physicians and most noted 6) a8 well as European authorities. MILK CRUST. Mra. Bowers, 143 Clinton St., Ciucinnati, sneaks of her sister's chitd, who was cured ot milk crust which cetera all remedies ‘for two years. Now healt with a beautiful head of hair. a FALLING HAIR. Frank A. Beah, Steam Fire F: 6, Boston, wascured of Alopecia, or falling of the hair, by the Curicuna KE- s0LVeNT (blood purifier) internally and CuTiouns and Conrcuna soap (the great skin oures) externally, which fompietely restored his hair when all said Jove TREATMENT. ‘The Curicura TREATMENT consists in the internal ‘use of the CuTicuRA REsoLvENT, the new biood puri- fer,and the external use of Curicuna and CuTicuna Soap, the great akin cures, REMEDIES are for ale by all draggiata, Price of Cu- Ffevss,« Medicinal Jelly. small bees, Ste. ; argeboxes, $1. Curicuna RESOLVENT, the new blood purider. $ per bottle, (Curicuna Soar (the gueen of medicinal and toilet soaps: UTICUBA MEDICINAL SHAVING Soap, 15c. vot, auld '$ & POTTER, Boston, Mass. ey ROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE 18 BETTER THAN PILLS or other purgative medicine, THE DOSE IS SMALL. THE ACTION IS PROMPT. THE TASTE 18 DELICIOUS. LADIES AND CHILDREN LIKE IT. ‘Onetrial provesits extraordinary curative value. Try a26centbox. Sold by alldruggists. n18-skw26t G UINNIP’S Havo just finished taking Stock, and have MARKED DOWN Almost every article in their store for s general CLEAN OUT, BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW QUARTERS. WE WILL WE WISH TO CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OUT BEFORE THAT TIME, AMUSEMENTS —————_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— =——____. Free -PURE ENGLISH HIGH COMEDY. LIMITED ENGAGEMENT DRY GOODS AT Cost. _—_ EMINENT ENGLISH COMEDIAN, CARPETINGS AT Gost. Mr. CHARLES = ‘NN N DDD W. W. BURDETTE & CO. - FEB hial oo BAR Offer at Retail One Hundred Thousand Doilars worth of 5 happp ah B2“SR ee New and Desirabie DRY GOODS and CAR- 5 PETINGS at COST for Fifteen days only. end his 100 pairs of cost. A very large stock of White, Red, Plain and TWILL FLANNELS at cost. 5,000 yarde of CANTON FLANNEL, at 8, 10, 12, 14 and 18 cents per yard. CARPET DEPARTMENT. ‘We wil! offer on our Second and Third Floors a Job Lo 1} of good TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAKPETING at 75 cents per yard: worth $1. All other Carpets at Cost, consisting of Fine and Hand- WOOL, and HEMP and VENETIAN, LINEN DEPARTMENT. ‘This Department 1s well stocked in the very best of TABLE DAMASK, WINE CLOTHS, NAPKINS and TOWELS. Very Choice Patterns in HALF BLEACHED GERMAN TABLE DAMASK at 40, 50, 62, 75 cents and $1 per yard. 50 Dozen Fine DAMASK ‘worth $6. Also, NAPKINS and TOWELS from $1 per dozen upto Fine Quality. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. In this Department we have meny very Choice Styles of Ladies’ CLOTH JACKETS, DOLMANS and SILK CIRCULARS, and DOL- MANS which will be sold 20 per cent. less than cost. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Great Bargains will be offered in Ladies’ and Chiliren’s COLORED HOSE, Full Regular Made, at 26, 37 and 50 cents per pair, Ladies’, Gente’ and Children’s UNDERWEAR from the Lowest up to the Finest Quality will be sold at cost. OUR IMMENSE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED BE- FORE TAKING INVENTORY. MONDAY, JANUARY THE WILL BEGIN OUR GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE. Fine and Choice SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS PLUSHES and CREPES at cost. LADIES’ SUITINGS, CLOTHS, FLANNELS. ort CASHMERES and FOULAIES at Special Bargains in COLORED SILKS, SATIN RHA- DAMES and BROCADE SILKS. 10,000 yards of REMNANTS, Odds avd Ends, inclnd- ing Remnants of SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, PLUSHES, Fine DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, and WHITE GOODS, which will be sold at lees than half their real value. BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. DISTINGUISHED LONDON COMPANY. perfect ensemble of bright modern comedy, Just as ftwas given in London. perfect iu every asia aud great in all it principal parts. To give in STAR, COMPANY COSTUMES and SCENERY these enjoyable Comedies within the space of one week in Washington—which extended over an en- tire season in London—Menaer Ford was compelled to incur an extraordinary risk, depending with confidence upon the certainty of the National Capital sustaining = venture when made in the interests of hichart. The engagement was made through BROOKS & DICKSON, General Managers. REMNANTS. “BRIGHTON,” Saratoga. MONDAY, TUESDAY.” WEDNESDAY. London B Brow: Author also of * mow at M: BED BLANKETS and COMFORTS at THURSDAY, FRIDAY. ONLY WYNDHAM MATINEE-—SATURDAY. js MONDAY, February 5th-MINNIE MADDERN, in some Pattern of the best TAPESTRYS, THREE- | her three sudcesses: FOGW'S FERRY, WALD WAVE PLY, INGRAIN in Cotton and Wool, and ALL | and THE STORM CHILD. In preparstion John Howard Payne's Grest Tragedy of BRUTUS: On, THE FALL OF TARQUIN, for early production at this House. 1 NAtionaL THEATER. THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Last Time of THE WHITE SLAVE. ENOTTED FRINGE TOWELS at $4, MONDAY, January 29, SALVINI ‘Monday. January 29.. Wedn ULSTERS and ‘Company Nights. ‘Tuesday Evening, Wednesday Matinee—THE NEW MAGDALEN. ‘Thursday and Saturday Evenings—ROSE MICHEL, It THE OPERA SEASON. THE IDEAL OPERA COMPANY. rons. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. Good CALICOES, 5 cents. ‘The Best CALICOES, 6% cents. WAMSU1TA COTTON, 113 cents, FRUIT OF THE LOOM, 10 cents. LONSDALE, 10 cents, ANDROSCOGGIN, 9 cents. FOREST MILLS, 8 cents. Best SHEETING, 2} yards wide, 325 cents, Good SHEETINGS, 2% yards wide, 25 cents, Also, SHEETINGS, 236 yards wide, 25 cents. Kos, 928 §n27-3t . Excellent Music.” ‘Tt will diecourse most Excellent Mi ark: ‘THIS (Saturday) EVENING— And the Last Appearance of this the ‘Opera Companies, FATINITZA, best of “Engh ‘best ‘of English Opera Companies will be suc- ceeded Dy the beetof, English Convedy Companies, ad the best of modern Engissh Com: diaus. MR, CHAS. WENDHAM AND Uiled contpy co {PANY m Loo, 9, England, in **Brighton,” ““iuth's “*l4 days.” Placis can now be reserved. ‘THE ROLLER SKATING RINK, NEW YORK AVENUE, Between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, MONDAY NIGHT, January 29th, Bicycle Entertainment by Capital Bicycle Ciub and Fancy Riding by Mr. Rex Smith. Skating before and after Bicycle Entertainment. His UNE ose W. W. BURDETTE & co., 77H STREET AND 706 K STREET NORTHWEST. Hats for Spring of 1883. ‘New Spring styles of Men’s and Boys’ Stiff Hats, now opening, at Lewis’ “Popular One Price Store ,” 920 7th st., below Mt. Vernon Square, 2 the Tailoring Department, Tam now ready for the Spring Trade. Gentlemen about to leave the city and others may now leave ‘The ordinary Rink coupons accepted. 27 Lorre BY MR. STORY, CITY ITEMS. In compliance witn the request of many persons who ‘were unable to attend the Lecture of MR. W. W. STORY on orders for future delivery. I have employed in | , a this department talent not excelled in the Unton, | “MICHAEL ANGELO AND THE MED{OI-SISTINE and that with the uniform excellence of my selec CHAPELS,” tion, both of outside material and trimmings,should Secure extensive attention. West Eee Ce says: Brown's fron tion.” preparation possesses: lor embellishing and strengthening the hair and it dark and ites dandruff. Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best, nileriny and erad! They are widely known as the b coughs, colds, throat diseases and: asthmatic Burnett’s Cocoaine has received universal endorsement. No other ‘He will repeat it at the Congregational Church, corner = of G and 10th streets, On THURSDAY, February Ist, at 4 o'clock p.m. 827 Price of Tickets, 50 cts. ; Rese. ved Seata, 75 cts. ‘To be obtained at M rentano & Co.'s, Book- at the Church on lessre, sellers, 1th st. and Penna. ave., or the day of the Lecture. 3a26-5t H. oJ acos, FRENCH CATERER, SUCCESSOR TO E. JACOB, Will furnish DINNERS, BALLS AND RECEPTIONS, In first-class style and at short notice. 920 17: 8 iT, ¥. GUT £QU: yao020,2778 STREET, FARRA QUARE. Gxo. C. HENNING, 410 7th street. Mr. A. W. Little, can safely recommend ittérs, as it gives general gatistac- such remarkable properties lossy. It cures baldness Brown’s Bronchial Troches issuch best possible effect with safety. est remedy for troubles. Price, 25 cents a box. (COMPLIMENTARY 2ESTIMONIAL The Safest Way. LITTLE MAY CARRIGAN, ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker’s Hair Balsam, whicn is deservedly popular from its Superior cleanliness, Good Advice. Nearly all the ills that affitct us can be pre Vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. There is 20 medicine known that will do this as surely ag Parker’s Ginger Tonic. Forty Years’ Exverience of an Old Nurse. MUSICAL AND LITERARY, at CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor. 10th ana G sta., TUNSDAY EVENING, January The fol- lowing well-known talent will take part. Prof. J. Whipple and Will La Mesars, D. C. Bar ‘key. Misses. o fe Crawford aud . Bangs, Belie Bacon, ‘of .Bostor Marie Heid and Mrs. Agues Harbilton Kearney, Admission, 25 cents. Keserved Seats, 60 cents, For sale at Ellis Music Store. 3023-71" Axynsvat Cuaniry Batt, ALL OF OUR GOODS WERE BOUGHT FOR casH, WHICH BELONGED TO Us. ‘Therefore we carr eafely say that no stock of goods IN TRIS MARKET OURS. ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE FULL AND COMPLETE. GUINNIP & CO. 820, 622 AND 82 SEVENTH STREET, N. W. a : SSUES ae [STERESTING News. KING’S PALACE. ELEGANT BLACK TIPs, THREE IN A BUNCH, AT THIRTY-FIVE CENTS 4 BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS, PLUMES, SPRING IMPORTATIONS. FOR THE SAME THEREFORE THE REST AS LACES, CORSETS AND AND 86) AS WELL IN THE F, HAS BEEN BOUGHT AT LOWER PRICES THAN ‘Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 8) Of one of the best female p! the inpertect In every, respect: neatiatult troronzhly ct in every respec! ea} ul 101 rellabi form in strength, and its baking qual- be surpassed. = je, unit 7 ittes cannot in the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY Stak, for one year, isin order. It is a large ont pare, ‘fifty-six columns—the largest and country. Only one dollar, post paid. ‘Trinders Cod Liver Ot, the Dest Temesy known for coughs, coldg, consumption, bronchitis, asthina, all throat, Breast and lung affections. Stingi ng invita inflammation, all Kid lon, urinagy oo plgints, saeter ney, and Golivered in jib, “Ward United States, and bas been used years with never-fail! Peeget lie their chi cae Gl from cures nt ‘arrhoea, tn the bowels and witd colle. “By giving’ he the mother. Price "up is the prescription lor success by millions of ren. It relieves the child FOR THE BENEFIT OF resound THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, ® cents a mW, Baking Powder MASONIC TEMPLE, A New Year's Gift, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1883. Paper of eapest in the FAMILY TICKETS $5, ADMITTING GENTLEMAN AND TWO LADIES, Lacto Phoshate of Lime and SINGLE TICKETS, $2. To be obtained at Hotels and Drag Stores, and of the Directors and Board of Lady Visitors. ja18-tu,th,s,5t NEW THEATER COMIQUE. cured by “Buchu-; wi Butter, pint TS tend. ‘His. fan st2p.m.. LUCAS. 959 Vs o p.m. eee ar faneral pee ‘Friends aud relatives are sSvited Yo" ee ninth year of his awe, of wei ESSA, tia teil Yom ‘will etreet ‘TO-NIGHT. MONDAY, JANUARY 22, First Appearance of MISS FANNIE LOUISE BUCKINGHAM 48 MAZEPPA, ‘With her Beautiful Horse, JAMES MELVILLE. place from his 12 tho brenty will take his late Feidanee, Ro. 8b Feat ire ‘Iwania avenue, near 11thstrest. GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH THIB ad see SRR ATRION Seto han DOG EDISON'S TALKING ‘And the Ut cake eye aw january ‘on HABIT: Or, POWERS La ‘His Painous Temyorance Leature, ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, For the benefit of tho Monument Fund in memory General G. Garibaldi, to ‘be erected in Washia Gowill be given et mead ABNER'S MU . THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY tar. ‘Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, §! Moosic by Prof. Pistorio, 327-5" ©. P. RALLO, Chairman, _ AUCTION SALES. x oy | wu EX B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioncers, HAMBER STF. HA! ELE. ME WALNUT ©) PARLOR SUL PEAUTIFULLY Up. LN UT EXTENSION TA ENG OGM CHATS, Att HAIR AND HUSK MATER: SSEN, PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, B E EATER BLE. - 3 TABL BEST QUALILY GLASS AN Row KITCHEN ( arthwent,, niture, been in use only ® the attention of buyers. LEK B. WILLIAMS & CO. A tion of first-class made fut few months anid worthy Wal: 3n27. BROS., Auctioneers, EXPCUTOR’S SALF_OF VERY VALUARLE IM. KOVED REAL ESTATE, REING PKEWISES No. 416 ON SEVENTH STREET NOKTHWLS' Under and by virtue of the powers i 1 tof Wil qUATe, On street thence west'190 feet, thence kouth 26 100 feet to the line Of 7th etreet, Hine of said street north 26 tert "to the ing, Gmproved by a large three-story brick «tore. ‘Terms of sale: On the balance none and two years, with inte to be mecured: ad can rest at6 rer cent, by deed of trust upon the premises. A deposit ‘Will be required at the tine of wale. AN conv yencing and recording et purchaser's cont. If tecuuw of mule ate. not complied with in 7 days the Pxecutor teserves the to resel richt risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after 5 days’ public notice of such resale in some news Paper published in Washington, °C. £8 WALTER, Eichler, deceased, © Executor Estate of Wilhelmina 428 -ts, §2- THE ABOVE IS POSTPONED UNTIL: MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUAKY, A. D. 1883, ai sume hour ‘ace. nd Dace. CHARLES WALTER, Executor of Estate of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceased, Jan8-co&ds POSTPONED UNTIL: APOVE SALE 18. “THIRD day of January, §- THE VESDAY, ti TWENTY .D. 1883, same hour and Ti A. CHARLES WALTER Executor of Estate of Wilhelmina Eichler, Jan15-eo&ds §?- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST. opel web SATURDAY, the TWENTY SEVENTH AY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1883, exme hour and place, CHAKLES WALTER, jan23-@ Executor of Wilhelmina Eichler, §2" THE ABOVE BALE IS FURTHER POST. * poned until THURSDAX, the FIR=T DAY OF FEB- RUARY, A. D., 1883, saine hour and place. CHA?’ ES WALTER, Executor of Wilhel: ins Eichler, (For Other Auctions See Seventh Pave. SCRAP PICTURES. = — Fa Gittunas Presenta eng Decorsees Wonk a 3 ve 7 Seats Paper Borders Kmanatde Wondersfor ciate mae, 2: AY GOULD, 421 9th street. Bee adv. “dap. DENTISTRY. ed ttt ela AAS ee = 3 of Deutintey.‘Moerate fens, ; = Tally” “DI DONNALLY. 1801 F street northwest, pD* STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 9TH STREET NORTHWEST. Office hours Ya.m.toS p.m. Teeth extracted with= out pain. 2 nis DE RANDALL PARSONS, Dexrer, 428 7th strect northwest, ove ee Book DENTIST, Dye Eee Sranet Nonraweer Vitalized Air by the Hurd System, for the painleaser3 traction of Teeth. ane No. 437 Det al ¥ tin ey TALBOTT, DEN! list, joors from corner Thani ea will be fi ft « ts toand from PROFESSIONAL. RUIFICIAL EYE iu a Asis futee Rbceriet aati Old'Siand, 458 Pa. aves Telerhouic connection. as SEFUL FEET PROMOTE HF. ND LON- Usain es bigwore, urau ano Za Sevity, jhence the thourands from far and near visit Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania ven Villard’s Hotel, for relief from. moet eminent phyricane and” Office fee $1 per visit for putting the fect in LY oon WHAT A MISTAKE To suffer with Bunions, when by calling of e had at Sul, cor. E and 13th streets north’ office, weet over Office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or later nites hours 9 a. Pom. or lator by appoint CIAN, R. H. L. BOVE! MEDICAL ELECTRI Ree iat eer given. .417 G stree:, opposite Rigs House. 020 RK. M. 8. PARSONS, Mi DICAL RICTA SONS. 3 ‘ieee ICLAN, Galvanic anc Hiectre 11 ¥ street 9am. to7 p.m. e4 ie and tiliard rooms, Rioditions for 500° 100 roomie with boar will b offered Fi 986 t0 $8 per weak. clase table. Desirebiy edapted for persons acing business in Waals Circulars mailed 'u appiteation. GEC BROWN, Proprietor. 3.3. wh 24-w,5,0,3t FRED. G. Wi 8, be cls HUUSF, ASBURY PARK, NEW J! Stamos Woes It ie heated by furnace hes sas ie Eome\ccmforts. Avery Gesirabse pace Yor fassiliag 026-3m. SPECIALTIES. AND SEE PROF. WARRIN CP Five AND BEAL Ai t 715 Ninth street ful, and is the any des in bis profession. Oe eATISE: EN OR NO PAY. SAT: ACLIOR atv o aT ap PHILA. BUSINESS M. POWELL, ‘OF i Jogttee mines, writes eoxare for privatewitnes. BOO Eek mews jell H, F WRIGHT MAGNETIO AND CLATR- MS