Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1883, Page 4

3 THE EVENING STAR. ... Janaary 31, 1883. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGWAL OFFICER, Wasutxctox, D. C., Jan. 81, 1863, 9:20 a.m. For middie Atiantie states rainy, followed by Gearing weather, winds shifting to colder west- ery, higher pressure. Special Weather Bullctin. A COLD WAVE COMING. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following gpectal bulletin to press :— ‘There has been a great rise of tomperature in all the Atlantic coast states and a great fall In the Rorthwest and lake region, The temperature is 2 below the mean for the month im the northwest, where a cold wave, moving to the south and east, 1s now central. ie fol- moecias teuapersduren Werateporeed st8 p.m. : Washiny esterday ton, 479; Norfolk, Han, 61°: Atlanta, S0° "Jacksonville, 62>: Pensa: eles, 76° mn, San Diego, ther 1s Indicated on Thursday im the Allantlc coast states. ‘Tne following immense bargains worth from 15 to 2c. will be sold for 10c. to-morrow only at R. Goldschmia’s, 812 7th st.n.w. 1 handsome colored lass frutt piste, 3 qt. covered tin buckets, cham- Pion flour ‘stev's, crystal covered sugar wis. large foote! wa-h basins, 6 porcelain indi- Vidual butters, 3 frult saucers on stands, 60 It. clothes line,” extra large superior Scrub- 1 handsome engraved goblet, sh with 1 box of blacking, large Fubber dressing combs, revolving rollli: inch jelly or pie plates, 6 row mufin pa some’ ice cream saucers with handles, orated ebina cups and saucers children, statr carpet brushes, 2 bottles of shoe dressing, 12 boxes of laundry blue, 5 boxes of Arm avy blacking, 2 extra large cakes Of Gol Ischmtd’s celebrated toilet soap, 2 Lange bot- tes of liquid hwundry bine, ? qt. covered sa ‘pans With handles, I extra iarnge decorated china din- her plate, i Japanese tooth-pick stand with 2:00 tooth-picks, 1-14 qt. coffee boiler, 1 crystal glass Dread tray, 1 silver plated butter knife, covered Dutter dishes footed, 6 Individual salt cellars, parian marble pust’mgures, Japanese Douquet ders, stexk broilers, 10 pin cherry hat racks spoon holders, 1 kn! large sea shells fro: SPRING SEWING S Cochrane's, s fork and spoon for children Al PECTALTIES, bargains, uptown, We do not intend to carry any winter stock over, We are determined to sell, even If at a loss, Ladies’ 35 best French kid button, $2.85. Ladies’ #2 genuine goat button, $150. Misses’ $2.50 fluest spring-heel button, $1.90. Children’s $1 solld button, (heeled,) 5c. Gents’ and boys’ Lots at cost. Gents’ $3.50 French calf aiters, $2.90. Wa. Hans & Co.’s Reliable Houses, 816 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. JoHNsoN’s OvstERs, 9th, near E; ladies’ saloon Qirst floor; that’s all. Owrse to the rapidly increasing demand for our pure Hunzarian wines, we have opened an Ameri- San, rane, where a large stock will always be t of our Carlowitz, the Great Hungarian Claret, and all other Kinds of Stil and Sparkling Hun- n Wines, Ace! will be granted in all cipal cities throughout the United States and Apply to Max Gneeer, limited Purveyors of Hungarian wines by spectal appolnt- ment to the Queen of England. No. 22 Fifth avenue, New York, U.S. A. SER 7Bc. kid gloves (new) adv’. Cochrane’s Up- town. VALENTINES.—Wholesale and retail, at J. Jay Gould's. Freseit's Ick Crea and Charlotte Russa, y knotted fringe towels, alllinen. Cochrane’s. 10,000 Ms to-day praise Unicorn Shirts. Coch- Fane's. Jxo. McGrenis, a young man tn the rig of aU. S. gallor, dropped anchor in Judge Snelt’s dock’ at five bells this morning, and got orders to start on Seruise of 15 days to the “Eastern Branch,” for “conduct unbecomiyg a sailor and a gentleman,” @m the Avenue last fight. 5,000 Boys will soon have Cochrane’s Unicorn Shirts. ABOUT 11:30 O'CLock Last NiGHT fire was dls- $m house 510 8th street southeast, and an alarm was iminediately turned in from’box 513 The responded promptly, but found it ‘¥ to go into service as the fire was ing police, assisted by eltizens. Demage about $100; tully insured. Cause of fire waknown. New Lrvess Low, at Cochrane’s Uptown. GREAT Sate of 3, aud 10e. goods to-merrow only, at M. Auvenst 17 7th street northwest. Dredging boxes,3 tea spoons, mustard spoons, bot We muciiaxe, bread graters, nutmeg graters, large Pie oF Jelly plates, at. cups. memorandum’ book, each. Gilt band egy cups and butter plates, Dox fancy writing per, towel rac! wooden Se. each. Market baskets, fancy shells, F sieves, Knife poxes, meat of vezetable dishes, Sat saucepan, 3-qt. buckets, counter brushes, Biacking brush'and 1 box blackiug, buir brushes, 36 Gon salt stands, % doz. fruit saucers, 10c. each? ‘TE WEEKLY Stax, a large double paper of fitty- mx columns, will be Sent postpafd for one dollar a Year. Try it. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., 'To-Night. Warionat. THEATER.—Salvint as King Lear. Forp's Orzra Hovss.—The Wyndham Comedy Company in “Brighton.” Lixcos HaLt.—Adiiral Dot’s London Museum pany. Opp FELt6ws’ Hatt.—Mesmeric performance by Prof. Carpenter. THEATER CoMIQUE.—Miner’s comedy combina- téon and varieties Duar Musevu.—Performance and curiosities. ROLLER Skatine Rivg.—Assembly at 8 o'clock. — Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:50 p.m. and @xtingutshed at 2 a.m. Send Tae WEEKLY Star as a New Year's cift to your friend. It ts a large elzht-pape paper of fifty- @x columns. Only one dollar (post paid) a year— Teducec trom two doll. ‘THE stesmer W. V reoran will resume her to-morrow. charge of criminal bel brought by Mr. Chas. F. Rowe against Mr. John Q. Thompson. of the Sunday Chronicle, was set down for trial to- day, Dut was continued until Friday, on motion of WoL Christy, counsel for the detendant. ‘OMicer Cooper fthis morning captured a colored thief named Harry Brown, on 9h street, after a chase, with a coat on lils back that hé stole a few days ago from Samuel Slomberg, on D strect, ‘Bear 9h street. Residents tn the south western section of the city are circulating a pet ato the postmaster tor the establishment of a branch post office at the orner of 13th and € streets, to be kept by Mr. Wm. G. Ent. litte May Carrigan, at the ‘The testimental to Congregational church h last evening, was’ a suc- ees. Each nutber of the p m Was deservedly eneored. and particntarly those of Little Muy. ‘The new sone : rhe Moorish Ser- enate”—w vision of the Asso- Llast evening at 195 1 e showing that forty- J and 165 persons re- Amount expended Reports we five families have be e the first entry for tiful skye terrier. ¥ & Co., of New York, will give a silver cup, Value $100, to Use owner of the best trio Of sporting dogs used for field sports, Capt. R'E. Tull has been appoiuted captain of the steame stor, and Captain Barker,captain Lak ry very stable keeper, was ‘onhecticnt avenue nlngand had hts right leg ‘Simouth broke apd the aniznal, being unman Tan away. Mr. Geary was removed The Le Droit Park whist club, of which the late Col. O. H. Irish was president, has postponed its meeting of this week. A colored boy famed Hurry Brown was fined $29 OF H days by Judve Snell this morning for carry- ing a pistol. ‘man Fowler arrested him for @rawing the weapon on another boy who threw aS snowball at Lim. ‘This morning, in the Police Coart, Wm. Hofland, S middle-aged man, was cnarged With assaulting Bis wife, Bridget, who stated that he came home @runk the other nicht and struck her on the head with a lamp. Hie Was sentenced to 60 days in Jail, ‘the court reiarking that about forty lashes are What he ought to OMicer West took to the second precinct station yesterdsy afternoon a dead white male infant, which he found on the lot corner 10th and $ strects orth Subsequently the coroner gave @ certifieste of = Mirth. Vestern Presbyterian church has fMled.acer- Ufleate of the election of A. Mclihenny, Jere- Mab C. Aller, Marun Kelly, M. R. Thorp, Robert Armour, Jos ¢. Fearson, Lewls D. Wine, Walter Stewart and A Webster as trustees. ‘The Nationsi Free School Advocate Company Ras filed a certificate of incorporation, W.J. Mc- R. B. Avery and J. F. Liphard are the corpo- Fators, and the object fs conducting & paper in the Interest OF schools, the capital being $5,000, MaRation Licznses—Marriage Itcenses have Deen issued by the clerk of the court te Moses H. Smith, of Atiecheny, Pa, and Moilie M. Brown; Lewis Outen and Elien Hamiliton; J. M. E. Davis, ef Cincinnati, O.. and Mary A. Morse, of Troy, N. ij Chas. Kerstin, of Iowa. and ware; Alonzo vilkins and atha B. ‘Combs; W. J. Jones and Ella Howlett. a — THE GREAT ART SALE —Judgt from the ‘throngs of People who have been visting the art of Thotass Dowline the sale, which will to-morrow, will be a success. It eet by all = te most Sona. ex- ever seen ashington, a: Me aie cantante aces order ‘on paper ‘Un va secure as the Pprompty at the hour rr € Rear 18th street last broken. The bit tn the > : advertised—11 ‘The Late Star Beute Jury. THE INVESTIGATION BY THE GRAXD JURY. Jury directed 8 summons to issue a day or two since, had not appeared up to to-day, and the case of Bowen will not be completed until they have his testimony. Yesterday afternoon Mr. F. H. Fall was before that body. This morning Mr. Z. Tobriner and James Nelson were examined. It is understood that thetr testimony relates to alleged misconduct by the juror, W. K. Brown, in a “three card monte” case, tried before the star route case. jceramni ten ‘The Board of School Trustecs. A NEW PRESIDENT ELECTED—THE INVESTIGATION OF MR. BIRNEY’S STATEMENTS—PROPOSED RE-OR- GANIZATION OF THE LOCAL C OMMITTRES. Ata special meeting of the Board of Public School Trustees, last evening, the Were opened by reading the following brief com- munication from Mr. Birney, the prealdent of the board, who was absent: “Gentlemen:—I resign the office of president of the board.” The resigna- tion was accepted by a unanimous vote, and Mr. B. H. Warner was elected to fill the vacancy. Mr. Warner, in assuring the chatr, stated that when- ever he found himself in a decided minority, in such policy as he should adopt he would follow example of his predecessor and promptly resign. CONCERNING TEACHERSHIPS. Applications for teachers’ positions from the fol- lowing persons were filed: J. H. Dunbar, Mary B. Cameron, Gertrude C. C. Skeel, Adelaide J. Davis, Harriet Foster, Alberta K. Willlams and Clara'E. Ellis. The committee on teachers re- ported the following assignments, changes, &c., which were approved, the report of the committee opted? Miss Adelaide J. Davie, t0. be acting teacher in the second division, and to be assigned to the sixth grade, vice Miss’ M. E. Long- fellow, retired; Miss Martha R.McCauslen, teacher in thé second division, to be assizned to the second grade; for principal of the buliding on 6th . between B and C northeast, Miss Isabella S. Wheeler, The committee also reported favora- biy upon the recommendation of Superintendent + Wilson, that the children in the public schools _be allowed to contribute to tne Longfellow memorial rund. ‘THE TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS. Messrs. Warner and Baum, to whom was re- cently referred Mr. Birney’s minority report from the committee on teachers, respecting the examl- nations of teachers, for the purpose of investigat- ing the truth of certain allegations theretn con tained, made a report, which was adopted. ‘This Teport’ recommended’ the employment of Miss Chadwick as teacher until the next semi-annual exatnination, as satisfactory evidence of her phys- ical inability’ to undergo the last examination had been furnished the committee. The investiga- tions of the committee, the report safd, convinced them that heretofore the rules governing examt- hattons of teachers had been strictly enforced, and not departed from except in cases of physical dis- ability certifled to bya physician. ‘They there- fore cannot verify the statement contained In the minority report “that there are numerous prece- dents for indulgence to acting teachers who have not appeared at the examination or failed to pass it” A resolution offered by Mr. Lovejoy was adopted setting torth that the employment of Miss M. E. Longfellow as a temporary teacher, after she had become ineligible by declining to appear before the committee on examinations, was !ll-advised, and that “without intending to make the action @ precedent, but_on the contrary condemning the action of the local committee, we vote to pay Miss Longfellow, because she actuaily performed the services required of her as a teacher.” The nomination of Miss Suste -A. Merrick as a teacher In the second division was approved. PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF LOCAL COMMITTEES. Mr. Baum offered a resolution reorganizing the local committees, the only change being that Mr. Birney, under the resolution, would be transferred from the second to the sixth division, and Mr. W \rner from the sixth to the second. Mr. Worm ley objected, and intimated that his place un the board would be filled by another before the next meeting. Upon his suggestion the resolution was lald over for future consideration. —_>—__ Prize Fight on Analostan Island. THREE RQUNDS FOUGHT—ONE OF THE COMBATANTS DISAB! ‘De A prize fight between George Kessler, who welghs about 170 pounds, and Ben J. Willlams,who Welghs 1833 pounds, came off yesterday on Ana- lostan island, and was witnessed by between sev- enty-tive and one hundred persons, mostly dlers and loungers of “Foggy Bottom,” in the old first ward, in which the combatants reside. Forgy Bottom skirts the river front on the Washington side, running from K street bridge towards ob- servatory hill and Easby’s wharf. The diMficulty between the contestants was about an overcoat which Wiillams accused Kessler of stealing. This engendered considerable bad feeling, and finally they agreed to settle it by this fight.’ Some sixty or more spectators got over to the island on the ice and a small boat to cross the channel, while others walked around by the aqueduct bridge to the Virginia shore and crossed over the causeway. ‘The flight commenced between 11 and_12 o'clock, and only three rounds were fought. During the first round Willtams received a Diow over the right which raised a knot, but did not blacken the eye. The second round was well contested, and lasted for some time, each getting about equally punished. On the third round Kessler was dis- abied by striking Williams a powerful blow on the shoulder and putting three of big fingers out of Joint, which ended the fight in Williams’ favor. It took place in the old pavilion of Analostan island. It is probable that Judge Snell may have some- thing to do about it. ——_—___ SAVAGE AssaULt on A HUsBAND.—Wm. Richard- son Was charged before the Police Court this morning with seriously assaulting another colored man named Noah Dickson. ‘The case was contin- wed until next Tuesday. Officer Pfifleld, of the Second precinct, states that Dickson’s wife lett him about amonth ago, and she has been living with Richarason ever since. Several days ago she took Richardson with her and went to the house of her husband to get some of the furniture and “ive the old mana good licking,” as she sald. After giving him a terrible clubbing, while her paramour stood Outside, the old man’ started to follow her out, when he was met at the door by Richardson, who struck him on the head with an tron kettle, sertously injuring him, eee gee eae DEATH OF A WELL-Kxown Crizey.—Mr. Henry Lee, the well-known undertaker, for over half a century a resident of South Waslington, died last evening at his residence on Maryland avenue, be- tween 44 and 6th strects, in the seventy-first year of bis age, of paralysis of the heart. Mr. Lee was a native of Virginia, but had lived heresince reaching his majority. Settling in what was then known as the sland,” his business prospered so that he re- moved his undertaking establishment to Pennsyl- vania avenue, near 3d Street. He gave the business his personal attention until about five years ago, when he turned {t over to his sons, who established a branch of the business on Capitol Hill. Two of Mr. Tee’s daughters were efficient teachers in the public schools of the fourth district, in which they peace Mr. Lee was one of the leading mem- | ‘rs of the Sixth Presbyterian church, and for years was an active Odd Fellow. Under the old corporation he was for several terms a member of the board of common council. oe Rrver TRaDE.—Harbormaster 8 ‘utton reports ar- rivals at the river front as follows: Sci ‘ishere, Halt, 1,200 bushels oysters, for market; schr. Annie Loulsa, Davis, 800 bushels do.,do. ; scr. Eva Brame bie, Bramble, 900 bushels de., do.; pungy Ocean Queen, Bundick, 900 bushels do., do. ungy Car- nter, Marmaduke, 500 busheis do. 0.3 ‘pungy 1,000 bushels do., do. ; juining Light, Thomas, 400 bushels do., do. 500 bushels do., do. sloop B. F. Lambert, Davis, 400 bushels do., do. pungy Corn Florence, Morgan, 300 bushels dlo., do. pungy Dave, Taylor, 50) bushels do.,do. ‘This is one Of the largest tows made this winter—eleven cratt drawn by two tugs all the way from Quanti- co. Two other oyster boats were left at Alexan— dria, drawn by the same tugs. BAttrrs Arvointep.—Col. Clayton the mars'al, has appointed Jacob O. Milier and Matthew McCully bailiffs in his office, to Mil the pluces made vacant by the restznation of T. G. rsey and F. Douglas, jr. The new appointees are well known residents of the city, the frst named of South Washington and the latter resid- ing on E street, near 2i northwest. They go on duty to-morrow. MeMichael, — WILLs FILED.—The will of the late August Koch, filed to-day leaves $1,000 to his adopted daughter, Emma Kohler, (daughter of his brother-In-law,) and the remainder of his estate to his wife, Barba- ra Koeh, and her heirs) Mrs. Koch and Edward Droop are named as executors. The will of Ed- wi Taylor has also been fied. He leaves his estate—1319 12th street northwest—to his wife, Victoria Taylor, to do with as she may deem fit. —$<+—__ Oren Bars on ScnDay.—The twenty hotel and restaurant Keepers against whom warrants were sworn out by License Agent Raff and Policeman Carter for keeptng their bars open on Sunday, all forfeited $20 each in the Police Court this morning, except Theodore Lewis, who stood trial and was Mned $20, and noted an appear ‘The raid increased the revenue of the District to the extent of $100. Jno. Alberts was fined $105 for keeping an un- licensed bar. ————— Scppen Dearu.—Yesterday afternoon a colored man named Carl Lunday, employed by Mr. W. 0. Berry, plumber, 503 9th street northwest, while en- gaged at work at the Jefferson school’ building, Ella Patty, of sale whl ied very suddeniy. Officers Melton and Turn- burke took the body to the police station, and it Was turned over to the family of the deceased,who had It removed to his late home, 499 Fighting alley, southwest. A HINT To THE DISTRICT AUTHORITIES. —The com- mittee on agriculture of the Massachusetts legisla- ture has under consideration the offering of bounty for the destruction of the English sparrow, Itis byrne tase ney aes of last year’s apple crop in Massachusetts was destro: p lestroyed by sparrows, Orricexs Egctep.—The Grand Lodge, Inde- pendent Order of Mechantes, last evening elected officers as follows:—F. C. O'Neill, GA; J. M. Richards, V.G.A.; Ed. Bawsel, G. Sec.; J. Thompson, G. Treas ; T. J. Dutcher, G. Con.; W. ©. Sholes, G. Chap.; G. T, Hilton, G.L8; No A Ball, G.O.S.; EC, Crump, representative to Su- preme Lodge. ‘The Star of the East No. 80,@. T., has electes ofticers for the ens oaths tollows: Yachard Emmons, chief templar; Gertrude Au- vice templar; Howard C. Emmons, record- secretary; John H. Harris, financial secretary; a Gray, treasurer; oo At chaplain; mal iF. out Smallwood, marshal we, | eguard, Ouwide Charter-Jobbing Gas Com- corms. ‘THEY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO DESTROY THE CITY. Not clear that these gentlemen are the philanthro- they represent themselves to be; and Con- should at all hazards prot e charter-} tect our city from ing concerns which have afflicted other eosamaunisie ‘in the nature of opposition gas companies. orem tgs has the best paved streets in the nd has, consequently, more to protect in any other re 1c ts, con ition sidewalks,sew- gS es ns of a new company, rote remedy than, in Our opinion, is demanded any existi: ing evil ‘We know nothing of what merits the present corporation may possess, but the disadvantages of the proposed new concern are obvious enough. ‘The existing company is controlled by Congress, who can make any restrictions they may think ad- vantageous to the city, and ybably as satis- factory an organization as gas companies usually are. As Congress can do whatever it may desire with the present corporation, we cannot help deemin, an unwise proceeding to allow any destruction of our city, and especially in the inter. est of foreign speculators, who care nothing for the welfare of the public, and who would eventu- ally compel the people, In some manner or other, to pay an incre: Tate for gas—as they have done elsewnere. Crrizes. ———— The Courts. Equiry Covrn--Judge James. Yesterday, Chandler agt. Phillips; testimony ordered taken before Examiner John Cruikshank. Waters agt. Waters et al; appearance of absent detendants ordered. Ramsey agt. Lelb; reference to the auditor. Dodge agt. Hayden; dis- missal of cause ordered. Speer agt. Coyle; second account of trustee rat!fied and confirmed. Coker agt. Ryan; trustee allowed to receive deferred payments. Young agt. Walsh; testimony ordet taken. Alley agt. Latta and Hillyer agt. same; on hearing. Cmovir Courr.—Juage MacArthur. To-day, Kengla agt. Randall; Judginent con- fessed. "Strong agt. District; restored to calendar. Lansburgh age MeMahon; settled. ‘Denmead agt. Dent—two cases; off calendar. PROBATE Court—Judge James. To-day, will of August Koch fled. Will of Ed- ward Taylor filed. Will of Noble Johnson; peti- tion ot N. Johnson for letters filed and order of publication made. Will of John P. Crutchett ad- mitted to probate and letters testamentary issued Amos M. Johnson; bond, $3,000, Estate of Emil Arctander; withdrawal of objection to claim of Mrs. Tompkins’ administrator filed, and order allowing compromise. Estate John M. Lyon; or- der dismissing caveat and directing letters toissue to Alonzo J. Marsh; bond, $1,500. In re Henry B. Fitzhugh, a minor;’ order ‘authorizing guardian to ia to schooi, and revoking order for invest ment PoLice Count.—Judge Snett. To-day, Emma Barnes, colored, assault on Susan Scott; $5 or 15 days. William Hofland, assault on Bridget Hofland; 60days. Harry Williams, vag- Tancy; 90 days. ‘Harry’ Brown, carrying a piste $20 or 60 days. John McGinnis, loud and_boiste ous; $5oriSdays. Samuel Adams, colored, vag- Fancy; 80days. Alice Jackson, colored, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Theodore Lewis, keep- Ing his bar open on Sunday; $20; appeal noted. qohn Alberts, keeping an uniicensed bar; $105 or jays. ——— REAL Estate SaLEs.—Messrs. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon for John Ardeeser ahd Gustay Gtesler improved property on the Bladensburg road, known as part of “Had- bes Pe and “Enclosure,” to W. 8. Celbernagel for $1,472 ——— Affairs in West Washington. FimeE.—About 7:40 o'clock last evening a lamp containing gasoline in the rooms of the George- town Catholic union, No 1220 324 street, exploded, setting fire to three other lamps in the chandelier. No alarm was struck, the flames being soon ex- Unguished by members of the unton and firemen. Damage about $75. THE SECOND Dance given by the Georgetown Assembly took place last evening at Forrest hall and was a very pleasant affair. SuIPriNe News.—Bark J. A. Brown, Gregory, tor Washington, in port at Port Spain, 6th instant. ees Affairs in Alexandria. Reported for Tue EVENING STAR. ‘THE Crry’s Tax SALE Egrats.—The council com- mittee on general laws met last night, and after hearing the statements of the mayor and the cor- poration attorney in explanation of the state of the case, adjourned to meet again at the call of the chairman. A report will be made up at the adjourned meeting and submitted to the next session of the city council. Wuat Was Mapg.—The fair for the benefit of the Infirmary netted $1,532, the entire expenses of the fatr having been only $14. A few articles still to be disposed of will carry the total profits above $1.550. To this will be added $0 sent by Gen. Mahone and $80 by Gov. Cameron, through Mrs. David R. Windsor, in aid of the fair. StaTion-Hovse.—The followmg prisoners were held this morning at the station-house: Chas, Henry, for cutting Will Hull at the colored festivai last night; “Red Hot,” drunk and disorderly, and Tree lemors, for stealing a hat from George pic] UIT AGAINST THE CiTy.—The fish offal question has been carried to the courts. Lessee Reed,whose term of the fish wharf 1s now expiring, lias en- tered sult against the city for $450, which he con- tends fs the loss he sustained in consequence of all the offal at the fish wharf not ‘having been turned over to him during the last season. In February last Mr. Reed rented the fish wharf from the city 0a bis bid of $1,100. No mention of offal was made at the renting or tn the lease, but Mr. Reed con- tends that the receipt of the o:Tal was tacitly a Be of the contract. The suit will come on for rial some time during the summer. Revonter’s Nores.—The catalogue of cats that have lost their tails 1s now seventy-two. It is stated here that tailless cats do not give concerts on back roofs.—Another water gas proposition some thousands dollars less than that of the Grulnger proposal will be made at the mecting of the city council next Tuesday night, by the United Gas Co., of Philadelphia.— Intelligence of the safe arrival of the sclir. James Boyce, jr., at Hav- ana has been received here. The Boyce was bullt here last fall.——The Adams Express company 18 Otting up a new office opposite te station house on Fairfax street. ce FROM THE JAWS OF DEATH. Verdict of Thousands, Mn. k. W. Trvpe, of Milton, Penn., writes, Nov. 16, 1882, *‘Enclosed pleae find postal order for five dollars and twenty-five cents, for half a dozen bottles of Hunt's Remedy. Ikecp agrocery here, andcan sell more of your medicine than any drug store, as 1 recommend it to all afflicted witn Kidney Disease or Dropsy. I tell them, that, if they have life enough to swallow it, it will raise them from the dead for a fact; for it did raise me from that slumbering sleep, and, although this was over three years ago, I have had no Kidney trouble sinee. Like the woman in Scripture, I bad recourse to many physicians, and grew nothing better, butever worse. But, thanks to Hunt's Remedy, I am raised as one from the dead." THE MOST SCEPTICAL CONVINCED. ‘Thousands feel a thrill of joy whenever they gaze ‘upon the magical words, ‘‘Hunt’s Remedy;” for it ia the best Kidney and Liver medicine ever known, and it reealls to memory the blessings it has proved to them. Tt is a positive remedy for all Diseaseeof the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Organs. The preprietors’ names should be written in letters of gold, for few men have dove so much‘for their suffering fellow-beings, One trial will convince the most sceptical, causing them to proclaim to all their friends the many virtues of this wreat medicine. The demand increases as it becomes known, and where it is beat known the sales are the largest. As Mre. Browning says, ‘‘Great is he who ‘uses his greatness forall. This is what the proprietors of Hunt’s Remedy do. Their great medicine is for all. —Cor. 3030 Eno or rue season. REDUCTION IN PRICES TO REDUCE STOCK. We have a number of pieces of Ingrain and Tapestry left over, with to cover one room in @ ‘whieh we will vel, boytining Teds Semtae ene Be 5 and 85 cts., i ri Ioan bcs. for poezain, former price Hand BO cu Call early before they are all sold, Pee ars | oe @fullline of Rugs, Mats, Drug- SINGLETON & HOEKE, i 801 MARKET SPACE, MINGTON -z A MAC the opera- WYCKOFF, SEihtaNs & iOT, Bole aaa, Scr Me Comme 0 Sores The Safest Way. ‘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 affltet us can be pre- vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect work! order. There is nO medicine known that will do as surely as Parker’s Ginger Tonic, Forty Years Exverien Mrs. Winslow's Soothing of one of the best female pI of an Old Nurse. 1s the prescription tans and nurses in in the bowels and wird colic. By giving healt to the itrests the mother. B cents a ule. ,W,3 Hecker’s Baking Powder 1s perfect in every respect, healthful, thoroughly reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking qual- {tles cannot be surpassed. A New Yenr’s Gift, in the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for ono Year, is inorder. It is a large eight-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 Ol, the best remedy known for coughs, colds, consumption, bronchitis, all throat breast and lung affections. Skinny Men. “Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and [isor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexuhl Depilt- ‘Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 34-10, “Ward” prints, 080. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, butter and sweet milk, te. per at. Cream, i6¢. pint. We Anz Cuezaxixe House this week at 316 and 318 7th street. Come and see how we handle the broom fora general clean up and sweep out of odds and ends, sale. Some of the odds and ends are from this season's stock and some from la: e stat to save people the trouble of asking the question. Onr $5 odds and ends Pantaloons now $3. Our $20 odds and ends of Suits now $12. Onr $ odds and ends Pantaloons now $4. Our $15 odds and ends Suits now $9.75. Our $5 odds and ends Boys’ Suits now go at $3. Our $6, $7 and $8 odds and ends of Children's Overcoata now go at $3.50. Our £9 Bo: aioe con soe Gre bat spose lotof stock—they are lots 2,' aL 060—good Value at $9, now #0 at $6.50. ‘The above prices do not prevail in our regular stock, but only on our odds and ends of stock. Our regular stock is now being offered at reduced prices in all departments. Goods at prices named in this advertisement do not wait loug for purchasers, and as there will be no dupli- cates we advise you to call early and get the choice of the feast of bargains we have prepared for you, A. SAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, 816 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. JSTERESTING 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 FLOWEKS, YOU MUST COME AND ASCERTAIN PRICES AND YOU ARE SURE TO BUY. OPR PLUSHES, VELVETS AND SADINS, TOO, WILL BE SOLD AT THE SAME LOW RATES; IN FACT, OUR ENTIRE STOOK OF MILLINERY HAS GOT TO GO. PRICES NOT AS MUCH AN OBJECT AS TO MAKE ROOM FOR UUR 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 AS LACES, COR5ETS AND UNDERWEAR, FICHUS AND SCARFS, AS WELL AS ALL OTHER ARTICLES IN THE FANCY MILLINERY LINE, WILL BE OFFERED ACCORDINGLY. t KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ns Pore Axp Isvicoranse. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicious beverage or for medicinal purposes, an unadulterated Whiskey, are invited to make a trialof the celebrated brand, UPPER TEN WHISKEY. ‘This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeed 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, Washington, D. C. H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, PHILADELPHIA, $al8-78t SOLE PROPRIETORS, T ROPICG 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 I. Ono trial provesits extracrdimaryourative value. Try ®25cent box. Sold by all drugriste. ‘D18-siew20t RANDFATHERS' CLOCKS. a ete: sa tos ae 63 natgB-—One superb ‘Wt ane YOU CHEWING? ELEGAMPANE. For my cough, oe a cured me, ee 2 lath DRY GOODS. rer Soe a ar, .60 you can buy one dozen 18x88 inch pure Blankets at prime cost until they ‘to our stock of Domestics, which is always : . weeps meena sept rate oni = 817 Market Space. F OR Spare. FIGURED FRENCH SATINES. FIGURED PERCALES. PLAIN AND STRIPED SEERSUCKERS. SCOTCH AND DOMESTIC GINGHAMB. STRIPED SKIRTINGS, best quality, 12340. MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. TYLER & CHEWNING, 29 918 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. Axprrsow's Scores Zeruves. SEATON PERRY, (Successor to Perry & Brother), HAS NOW ‘READY FOR INSPECTION” 50 PIECES ANDERSON’S 32 INCHES WIDE GENUINE SCOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS AT 400. AVERY LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED FRENCH SATINES AT 45 AND 50c. NEW GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT 250. ALL THE NOVELTIES IN ‘‘WHITE GOODS.” FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS. “RARE BARGAINS" IN HUCK AND DAMASK LINEN TOWELS AT 25c. “EXTRA ATTRACTI NAPKINS, SHEE QUILTS. IN_ TABLE LINENS. iGS, BLANKETS, AND HOUSE JERSEYS IN BLACK AND COLORS. NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS. BLACK SILKS? BEST MAKES, FROM $1 TO $8.50. BLACK AND COLORED OTTOMAN SILKS FROM $1.75 TO $3.50. “REDUCED PRICES" ON PLAIN AND BROCABED ‘SILE VELVETS. ELEGANT STOCK OF GAUZES, BROCADES, :&o., FOR PARTIES AND RECEPTIONS. "2" DARK ROOM FOk DISPLAYING EVENING FABRICS. 52" Cuoice Goons, Puan FIGURES, AND CORRECT Prices. SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th atreet. Established 1840. $027 In Consrquence Values not considered in this |* OF THE DEATH OF MR. CHARLES PERRY, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HEMPSTONE & PERRY, 803 MARKET SPACE, WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS. 8. L. HEMPSTONE. ALL GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES. Troxver & Cranx, 811 MARKET SPACE, Ja27 CALL “SPECIAL” ATTENTION TO THE FOL- LOWINe FON 70 is 10-4 UTICA SHEETING, 32%. 10-4 NEW YORK MILLS DO., 323. 10,4 PEQUOT SS 4-4 WAMSUTTA MILLS, 1134. 4-4 PRIDE OF THE WEST, 123g. 4-4 DAVOL M . 4-4 ELMWOOD MILLS. 1254. We eto cal! wracial tention totsue reduction in je. 5 attention to our reduction WINTER DuuBs Goobs: ‘Our stock all Uiefistieticneas eo la ‘One Price Only. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 3a22 811 MARKET SPACE, Guinnre's ‘Have just finished taking Stock, and have MARKED DOWN Almost every article in their store for a general CLEAN OUT, BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW QUARTERS. we WILL REMOVE APRIL Isr. WE WISH TO CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOOK OUT BEFORE THAT TIME. ALL OF OUR GOODS WERE BOUGHT FOR CASH, WHICH BELONGED TO US. ‘Therefore we can safely say that no stock of goods IN TRIS MARKET HAS BEEN BOUGHT AT LOWER PRICES THAN ours. ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE FULL AND COMPLETE. GUINNIP & CO. 820, 822, AND 824 SEVENTH STREET, ¥. W. 23 Fasr Anarvar Or Srame Goons. PIE OF BEAUTIFUL SATIN! IN THE cite CES OEY ‘YLE! Lend LATEST 8’ Sai Sh crise seat Bi See tt Feduction Cloaks ‘and Oir- Berl loth Jackets at very low prices. ‘1 and the most ‘TINS in a “Weaning 8] mh great variety. Gas JB5 in all the delicate ‘VETS, Black and \d GUINET SILKS in grade. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PPP Tie best in the cheapest. ald Qs Hi street porth west, @oops, ‘Silk Btripe Suitings are marked 123g0., value 3730. Figured Alpacas, 1230. Plaids, 1250. Special Reductions will be found. Black Dress Silks, 80c., §1, $1.25 up, reduced 20 per ct. Slack, Navy, Green, and Bronze Stik Plush; Green, Garnet and Black Silk Velvete, reduced 20 per ct. Great special drives in HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR. Scotch Wool and Medicated Red Underwear, reduced 10 per ct. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Flannels, ;Linens and Woollen Goods, at immense reductions. Theee prices will only last a ahort time, therefore pur- chasers will study their interest by inspecting our goods before purchasing elaewhere. L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, 27 908 7th street northwest. Srzcran Bazcarss IN Diy Goons at CARTER'S, ‘Til Manxer Space. Remnants of th: Dest Ne Mills BHEETING Cotton Sent =e Remnants of the best yard wide LONSDALE CAM- BRIC, 12}sc. re Remnants of the best yard wide COTTON, 10c. nae nents ot Drow Goods, SATINS and SILKS, at DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, $2. COLORED SILKS, 50c. Excellent BLACK SILKS, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2. SILK PLUSHES and Black and Colored SILK VEL- VETS at actual cost. Pure Wool DRESS GOODS reduced to 25c. Heavy BED COMFORTS, $1. LADIES’ JACKETS, CLOAKS CLOAKING CLOTH at realcoe am SELLING UF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST. CARTER'S. jal6 711 MARKET SPACE. GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. S.® ELLERY, ¢ ‘SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROFHERS, \NUFACTURERS FINE DRESS SHIRTS ma GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1112 F Starer Nomtawest, Wasixarox, D.0. Bjx of the Finest Dreas Shirts to order. Bir ehtes Fine Saris to onde Six Fine Shirts to order... mart $12.90 Tuomrsows SHIRT FACTORY axD MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, 816 F Street, opposit> Patent#fiice. Fine Drese Shirte to order a specialty. Bix best Shirts for $13.50, Ready-made Shirts at following prices:—Acine, unfinished, 75 cts.: finished, 90 cts, less, unfinished, 65c. ; fished, 80 cte. Full line of Boys’ Shirts. Fine assortment of Scarfe, Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear. azz HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ Great Renveriox Is Paice 0. LARGE SELF-FEEDING STOVES. Tlaving too large a stock of above Stoves still on hand, jem several of the, celebrated Radiant Homes, we will now sell joru offered. A full ices. un 8 ble and Brick-ret Ranges, Ferular prices. ‘Thi line of Coorg Stover, Porta constantly on hand. Latrobee, Grates. and Furnaces, bee, ts for Danf orth’s Vapor Stove and Fluid. W. 8. JENKS & CO.. ‘717 7th street northwest. 709. MARKET SPACE. 518 MARKET SPACE. CHINA, GLASSWARE AND DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, Of our own importation at bottom prices, TABLE CUTLERY and a general line of HOUSE- FURNISHING GOODS of the best class, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON 109 MARKET SPACE. a3 For New Y EAR'’S. FINE PLATED WARE, DINNER SETS, DESSERT PLATES, _ URNS, AFTER DINNER COFFEES, KETTLES, OYSTER PLATES, BASKETS, GLASS WARE, ALL KINDS, LADLE! FORKS, SPOONS, &c. = M. W. BEVERIDGE, 423 No. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Taste AND POCKET Goo PEE BT Gu # hukeet & - UPHOLSTERERS' MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. © F. P. MAY & CO, 684 Penns, avenue, near Tth street. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. 45 CE™* GARY en w NEW aoons at Low SekcEsrCHEN UTENSILS, GEO. WaTTS, HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE, 314 7th strest, 5 doors above Penna. avenue. SEWING MACHINES, &c. Tue Mosr Userut ‘in ‘machines is theanti- Improv frictional ball-bearing driving ‘used only on the HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE. The most delicate ‘these ‘the greatest ease. A can use aa warded to this machi Gurncld Fats ‘anda ounced the very best and Ris the New Victor sad’ Hlavedoe Machitnas Ai souk on easy monthly payments at 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO'S., 528 9rn STREET NORTHWEST. Bt. Cloud 5. ‘Machines rented and repaired. yat VERY SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE walls too beet mischine. I Ruow that Tacs 1 all king you like. ting: McKENNEY, 407 9th street. 026 enw 35 Tse Queex Or Aun: ‘The: is ical a Coox Booz: ‘We have greatly improved the quality of ‘The oflor noticed in frying ts now almost entirely ro. Berkel, ook ocks sontatuing fala Valle oaes sm Serimar meetin application. WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S SONS, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. H, D. BARR, IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1211 Pennayivanis Avenue Northwest, For first-class work and artistic tailoring place your orders with theleading house of Washington. 24 LADIES’_ GOODS. Mas. A. Anusrroxa, 460 WEST 42> STREET, EW YORK CITY, Hes opened, AT HER PARLORS, 1407 @ STREET, An Assortment of wo SORES COUT —_ P, INKING ONE CENT PER YARD. PLAITING WO CENTS PER YARD (Pesisan Mod S290 9th street, corner of I northwest. . McNAl . My 8 BST Na Areet, teauson square, §. ¥., il Temain another week with er Randecme assorbe men |. DINNER, § NG RECF! POTEET which ehe will sell at cost before going to Purope. Jaz2-2 711 l4ru STREET NORTHWEST Mas. Serva Reprers, 608 NintH Steer, Orrosirs Pater? Orrice, has Just opened a large and well-selected assortment of HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSEKTIONS, — SWISS EMBROWERIES, MEDICE, TORCHON AND OTHER Laces, ¥ which will be sold Flexant line of N: FRING! STAMPING promptly executed. — Kw Gnov Kw Guovesit BELOW CosT! BELOW COsT!! 10-Button Jonvin, only $1, former price $1.50. Button Monogram, only $1, former price $1.50, 4-Button Monogram, only 90c., former price $1.28, 3-Button Monogram, only 7Se., former price #1. The above are all in Evening Shades. MRS. M. J. HUNT'S, ja1T 1309 F STREET. Mas. Cc. Dosovax, 815 Srn AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, ‘Has opened at her Rooms for the Searon, WITH A CHOICE VARIETY OF BALL DRESSER, In Thule, Gold and Silver Gauzes, Satin and Brocade, Orders promptly attended to. yl? MES = F. Pacer, Tr 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, ‘Will sell all of ber Imported Stock of PARIS BONNETS AND LONDON HATS AT ACTUAL COST FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, 15 © and Coiffeur Cheveux et Partumerie, importer. Coiffures de Soiree ot speinement, yal ROCHON, 620 F STREET, BETWEEN 6T ‘9th streets. ‘dé Dames de Paris, dc Reception. EXTRACT DE. VELOUTIN Beaute et hygiene «lu telut, Best Goons ATR SILK and PLUSH SUITS, NEL SUITS. DOLMANS. SILE GRCULAKS. FUE CULARS, RUSSIAN CIRCUL, ETS, CLOTH JACKETS, ORIE) CACHMERE Wi FUR TRIM NETS. Ix Manxer UCED RATES, M WILLIAN, ‘7 Cite Trevier, Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. jal Mas. C. Kooczewsnt, (Formerly MME. KORN,) FRENCH DRESSMAKER, 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Wedding, Dinner and Reception Dresses a Only first-class work done. specialty je8-1m. OUGLASS’, NinTH AND FIGATH ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS. On MONDAY Jan 4, we will ur eighth annual sale of dient Uudersartneatay “a? Sus dozen pil os CHEMISE AND. DRAWERS, AT 25c. Eacu. Every garment offered at this sale is of our manufac. ture. and we wuarantee the w. quality of the mus lin to be one-third to one-half ae 4 other inuslin made. During the continuance of sale, special prices will be on all garmen DOUGLAS NINTA Si REET, F Streets, a6 M xe vow sraypis, MODISTE, formerly with Lord & Taylor's, New York; Wm. Barr i& Co, St, Mo. Cloaks, Dolmane and Suits made at the shortest notice. Perfect Work. Correct Irices, and Satisfaction jrusras 06-6m 907 Pennsylvania ave.. over M. Willian’ (CBe RUPPER:, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. BAKE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IN FANCY WORSTED WORK of nen 2 for Em SP LS ra Sel snd a general outfit for children. wn and Zephyr Worsted, Gerinan, Spanish, EatGialn hood! Sample prompiy enecud oo Mss ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, - ——— ‘Hl AL E— ‘rench Hand-made Underclothi: ‘Merino pune dtergdamgrted Hoe ear French Corseta and Bustice B Goods. Tori Co, for which Ming je apels aro Ne irenck eean, and Spanish spoken. as FINANCIAL. ROTECT YOUR FAMILI basiness. 1 A. MARVEL HE MUTUAL RESERVE FU! LFE Asi ion of OCEATION insured fourteen mil Jast four mouths of the year. ¥ Homan ereat Sollcitore wanted I. ¥. KNIGHT. Manager, ry (ADP 70 YOUR INCOME. APD TO YOUR IN Giuib13 of te MUTUAL INVESTMENT CLUBS fers the surest means of monthly p from investments of $10 to $1,000 or more dealing im GRAIN, PROVISIONS AND STOCKS. ber gets the benefit Each meni a petit of combined capital of Ge jul ports sent week vi pai Club id theirmoney in wraftta sharehoiders: past three months, still leaving oricinal ammount Money in Club, or returned on . seach. Explanatory circular sentiree. Reliavie ie erway Lal street, qh. 09-e0d&k6m Groce SPECULATION. Parties wishing to make money in Stocks should come municate with the old established firm of JOHN A. DODGE & ©O., Banxens axp STOck BRoxens, No. 12 Watt SrReet, New —- sina ‘Who will send free full information showing bow profits may be realized on investments of 36 $10 TO $1,000. private STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMONDS H. H. DODGE, Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought an@ Sold on Commission, ‘No. 689 161 STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING,> Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, 4 Baoapwar. New Yous. i i | i £ g | | SS eee i