Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1883, Page 4

r as FP. cimm and Bille Atwood: Bet tena LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF TRE CHIE SiGN AT. Orricer, NG STAR HEAVY PURCHASES BY NEW COMERS. Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown have inaugurated their real estate transactions of the new year by the sale of the elegant resttience of ex-Attorney neal Willfama, with the furniture therein, for | $55,000, to Mrs. Sarah M. Price, wife of Jas. Price, esq., of Philadelphia, and daughter of 8. Harlan, of Wiimington, Del., who is the senior member of THE EVENI AY TASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 6, 1883, 9:29 a. Ia. ae ene ee ‘iy fair | the well-known firm of Harlan & Hollingsworth nd a Juthera portion, | CO., buliders of tron steam-ships. Mr. and Mra. Price are now abroad, and will not occupy their Washington hore until next season. They have. also sold for W. B. Hill, trustee, for srometer, Special | Mrs. E.R. Chew, the lot at the northeast corner of The chief si iith ond fl streets, fronting 80 feet on H, by about te following = pr 109 on 17th, to Lieut. Frederick H. Paine for $8,175, mmeeraiure t being at the rate of $2.50 per square foot. The lot the middie state | Wil ve immediately fiproved by the erection of southward t an_apariment honse on the New York plan. Also, copay et bed y | for Mia Mary D. Biddle, trustee, of Puiladelphia, four lots on the south side of Columbta road tn the lon of the north grounds of the Columbian ty. to Emile Berliner, at present of Bos- $3.62;, Delng at the rate of 12 Mr. B: prtion t cottage, ur, and Ov- | cupy it ne. Also, for Capt. George KE, Le- Mon, the last cue of the new block recently built by bln on Jefferson place. No. 126, to Mrs Com- Mander Kush R. Wallace, for $9,000. "Also, for Hon. Wm. E. Chandler, Seeretary of the Navy, the prop- erty at the southeast corner of 8th and Q streets, With « brick stable thereon, beIng lots 22 and 23, In | . to Henry R. E'ot, esq., through Thos, man, real estate broker, for $2,000. ntiemen report an improved feeling in otwithstanding the unfavorabie | Weather. The indications are very promising for lsrse purehases by non-residents on speculation | an ence purposes. ge ‘The Body Iden 115 15°, Mem- . Boston 18°. twa, 7 ec. 3, at ‘a fas fallen’ rapidly low the danger ! bly rise ducing W the northern port With fair weath lied. for the sou WOMAN KILLED NEAR RIVES’ STATION DISCOY— ERED TO BE MRS. CATHARINE REILLY, OF THIS Mrs. Te: ato cny. to every Lact fogton It py a t. The retains of the woman killed Sunday on the Bed ae Dect Heuer th be What some want: | Bilthmore and Onto railroad, near Highlahd sta street nortinw | tion, by belng struck by a passing train, were - | identified yesterday as those of Mrs. Cath- Bargains agalu opened, C {arine Rellly, who for a short time kept @ = grocery store on ih street, betweon L and ethhy"s, 7 ‘M northwest. It was discovered that the de- Uuirteent sed had boarded the train at Washington, Ore cow Mp. Rex, pt and having lost her tteket was compeited nue, hs ) to cet off the train, She asked a track man whom ha: [she met the distdnee to the next station and are hen the next train to #altimore would pass, ear Highiand station the New York express from Wasniagton nd at the sound of the s the other track, where st ever, the train being evidently track {n front ng tco late then ‘Tre New P: &h street. ean get a the ¢ y where you tos for $3 per dozen, Ba Uptown, | m money, and a nn Hoover, nl complatl ere found in S the breathin t a Baltimore é : ‘a ell Car- uolesale and retail, J. Jay | 's attention Was calied to an account of | the sceMent, and a description of the body w2s | given, be remembered having an interview with | Mrs. Reilly Jast week, in which he gave her his broticr’s address in Baltimore, to which place she | stated she would start on Sunday. lothes or an | THE REMAINS EKOUGHT TO WASHINGTON. heap clothes. | Mrs.Patrick Hin laughter of the deceased, weni to Hyattsville ight and fdentified the | retains, which were brougit Into the city this ptown, Cochrane's 6 Hoogs, Lace Kins Freskin’s Ick Cara o mi Charlotte Russa, GossameR- ¢u. Fane's. | morning by the undertaker, Mr. Gasche, who took = = : charge of the remat Mrs.Retlly was YESTERDAY te, of the see- Ss @ wilow. Some ond precinct. 0 ed, living considerable prop- On Columbia road, for were at one tne Rumber of carpente ~ | Worth over $25,000, but by Litigation and otherwise Ball, ana ste she lest uch ef if. At one tine she kept a res- taurant opposite Willand’s hotel, and atterwards with her daughter she kept the favern at Jackson city, at the south end of long oridge. Rewapce UMpxercas | Se gix columns, «1 | ‘The East Washington Burglars. Year. Try i | TWO EFLD FOR COURT—HOW THE THIRD ONE ESCAPED. = : Y George Butier and John Hudson, two young col- CITY AND DISTRICT. jored mien who are alleged to be connected with ; _ [several burglaries in East Washington, were put Soe Seneetatet: keecHise on trial berore the Potfee Court to-day, on the nen etl 2 | charge of burgi entering the house of Mr. The polo sam Lougiten, of > Inth street_northe: ified that bis house was broken He td adress patt Private Ede- property. Stadt no. Murry He testified that he mt Ee props aud Jue. Butler on the night an: nt got some of the stolen prop- sine? then the thing away” to le Moore sald he thought it was to put on any more testimony in stated that he had several other expected to connect the prisoners Watt Butler allas Hawkins, who is_aiso ed with being connected With these robber- Was before the court yurday ana committed hearing. When te prisoners were being 1 fo jail Saturdey no committment was made » Butler, and he was turned loose and has @ been arresta ie defendants, Geo. jet and Jac. Hudson, were committed for the 4 the grand jury, in default of $5,000 bonds The T¥ Was committed in de- several day membr 0 = —_ wl Condition of the District. (0 SMALLPOX NOR DIPHTHERIA. There have been no further cases of smallpox in this elty nor any suspected cases In addition to the two heretofore reported at the hospital, one of sulted In death. Health Officer Town- city was never in a better sanitary ‘a3 it ever so free of diseases of an So far we have had very lit- itumore it has been very he thinks a general once in four ‘years, with a cleanly cition of our streets, alleys and avenues will insure Waslington against smallpox in an ept- j@etle form. About two years hence it will be essary {or another genéral vaccination of the people. water rj. @redgin, ton. viewed, and inqu’s' during the month of innie Maddern ast evening, and ence. She en- erry,” and gave erable dramatic ability. “Fogg’s offies of the 2 the plans nouses for the given again Unis evening. chess ATioNaL THEaTER—The Vokes family kept nip of | ience in 4 roar of laughter last evening, Ker | “Cousin Joe” and “Bailes At 2h were rendered in dashing style. ek 2, Knight | The 1 will be given this eventing. | TweareR Comiqve.—Tue bill this week 1s a good jone, and the audiences are large. A number of ty appear in thelr specialties, and the ides With the Well-known “ Mul- SPE Ber’s ball last was successful 0 | "Dive MusstM.—The number of wonders on ex- very respect, the attendance being very large. | pibtea. excel 1 c Phe hall presented a very pict bition und the excellent performance given Som- of th ‘es «very afternoon and even- $ ai place for children. Prof. Carpentet riormance here ev Upp FeLLows’ Hal wonderful mesmeric Ine. ROLLER SKATING RIw: ‘The game of polo last rening between Ws on and Baltimore teams as Won by the home boys by a score of 6 to 1. eis desiities RALING & COOK StovE.—Lizle Lewis and ves his 'y even- a Philly Briscoe, colored, were charged this mornin ee tp the Pollee Court with stealing @ range trom @ = hig gig P. Austin, Mr. Austin stated that he rented the basement of # house on 10: street northwest to Mrs. Lewis, and the range has since been stolen. Oiicers Broason and Loftus testified to recover! the stove from a Junk shop, where it had been sok by Briscoe. ‘The woman stated Briscoe came after the stove, and stated that he was sent for It by the owner of the house, and she let lim Dave It. | Briscoe stated that Mrs. Lewls calted him in, and suid it to him for old iron. ‘They are both gulity of stealing it, remarked Judge Snell, for they knew they were doing wrong, and they can have 30 days | each In Ja. Prrvater De t Fiinder, and Met Resneiog that t ney for the | formation this) antecedents, habit ' Dlackmatling seh established ap nypose of furnishing relfabl eodiar- ances; we ‘on of debts, the standing of Property protected tn owner. Banks and other protected from thieves, all S promptly Investigated and | Feliabie information furmisied, Correspondents | Mm all prou:inent cities in the United States, Can- and Detective work im all its <3 pe dia any part of the country by | the best professional skill. No cases accepted on @ontingent rewards Consultations free, and ali Wesiness siriitiy confidential.” PINED Pox Wxitrxe Poticy.—Wm. E. Smith, col- @red, was fined $50 and cosisin the Police Court this morning for writing policy. Witnesses teste fied to busing Uckets from Une defendant in shoe other places. An appeal was noted. asain Aas PHENOMENON.—J. D. ice, an intelligent gen- Sth street Lorthwest, re- riea! phenomenon at his house. with an elec- Se Bap Coypvcr oF “THe Best Maw IN AMERICA”— A middle-azed man named Elward Quinlan, was charged by his wie, Catherine Quinlan, before Judge Snell this morning, with having assaulted her.” She stated that he ‘recently broke three of her flugers, and last Friday he gave her a severe drubbing, “But he isthe best man in America,” she added. “I don’t under-tand that sort of ‘a speech.” said the court. “If he broke your fi an cut your face what do you mean by Saying he fs the best man tn Ameri The court released the defendant cn his personal bonds to keep the peace. Fents, and civ Dusiness of oth: absence of fu or —_ TARING THE BLack Vei.—Yesterday Sister Ga- brielie, known to the world as Miss Bonsearen, as- sumed the black veil, at the Convent of the Visita- tion on Connecticut avenue. The impressive cere- mony took place in the chapel of the convent, where Father J. J. Merphy, president of Gonzaga College, fastructed the new sister. After this cer- femony & mass was celebrated by Father Guldnee, | of Georgetown College, assisted by Father Denny, | of St. Aloysius. ‘The sister received tie sacrament of the holy communion. Sister Gabrielle is a sis- ter of Mr. Gustave Bonscaren, chief engineer of the Cineiaaait Southern rallroud. Smith, «sq. of the 1. Meman, residins at a curious el: parlor chande: trie current that the a pacing, the finger toward the end Which the gas 1s 2 r z ‘om the burner to the ack upon taking hold of the ff oF On is quite perceptl- th the five place—-t is o far the family have bee je source ‘Tne Himerxta BUiLpIna AssoctaTtoy.—The old Hibernia Bufldins Association, wich virtually Wound up {ts affa‘rs about ¢ix months or more ago heid a meeting last night at the corner of 8th and : B streets—Mr. Thomas Broderick in the chair, Thomas T. Lynch secretary, and Mr. T. D. D: treasurer. ‘This asscciation, When 1t wound up, left some txadjusted claims and a suit in court invelving upwards of $2000, which has recently becn decided in favor of the assoctation, which, with the claims a3 above stat Was the subject- matter for the meeting last night. It is probable tire may be another meeting, and possivly more, before there ts a definite close. The association has bad a very successful career, e G. SS. club last even- cers for the ensuing year, as fol- e500, pi 3 P. I Miller, vice | M. Farrington, treasmrer; M. J. Cun- » Seeretary, and "M. Fritz, sergeamt-at- ee BUwpIne Assoctavioy.—At the third monthly Of the Third Co-operative Bulldiag Asso heli" last evening, $4.20 wasold at an premium Of 61 percent. Quite a number @f shares were subserited tor,” @ sect = Loan Maxxlage Licexses.—Morriage Meenses have fsstied to it J.W. Kocus of Phitace puia,and | garet Simms to L. Walker Brewster; Willlam E Roche'and | B. Clark et ab, t ° Nome end Lucy C. Berry; 134 and lots 4 to and Anes M ngan; | Joseph Coppinger, U..A., of Fort Leayen- Kansas, ond Alive Stanwood Blaine; Jonn George Waugh Dotson Lucretia Flanagan; hos. We Hutealos argeret A. Coffey; Robt. Newman early; Julian M. al-and Alice E. Magy Miller abd Ravi 3 Frank Monroe Z untierey -First National banks, of Flint, attached property WRITTEN AND “WITNESSED, BUT NOT SIGNED BY THE | TESTATOR. ‘This Morning Sarah Jane Delany filed with the egister of wilis a codicil to the will of the late Margaret Ann Randall. It reads as follows: ‘‘I Margaret Ann Randall being of a sound mind and mimory this 80th day of January 1883 a0 be- queath the following: I bequeath my melodeon and Pap Nichols picture and anything else she May desire to Sarah Jane Delany. I also bequeath my shall to Amelior Cafimels and the other pic- ture of Pap Nichols I desire Sister Delany. to {ake charge of my husband Reath, and I give and bequeath my little fron safe to ‘brother Henry Jennings this is my codetcll this $0 day of Jany one thousand eight Hundred and eighty three 1e88, T appoint brother Henry Jennings may execu- Witnesses—Amelior Cammell, Sarah Jane De- lany, Henry Jennina, and Chas Oslin Moore. ‘The will Ig dated February 2, and was published last week. She gave by !t a Sewing machine to Annie Dotcher, and the rest of her estate to Thos. 0. Hale, of Baltimore, and it 1s signed and wit- nessed ‘in due form.’ The “codelcil” bears the hames of witnesses, but has no signature of the testator. Se The Courts. CourT IN GENERAL TERU—Chief Justice Cartter and Judges Hagner and Coz. To-day, Middleton agt. Jones; argument con- cluded and decree for plaintiff. Looney agt Quill, and Quill agt Loone> order to dismiss appeal by Wm. B. Todd, and costs as to him. Strong agt. Grant; on hearing. Crrevrr Count—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, No. 1, agt. White et al; juror withdrawn and leave given both sides to amend pleadings. Williamson agt. Hill, jr.; on trial. To-day, National Bank of the opanG agt. Shepherd; judgment on stipulation, Williamson agt. Hill, jr.; on hearing, Equiry Courr—Judge James. Yesterday, Gunton agt. Zantzinger; submitted on petition." Pieiffer agt Stratnings sale finally ratified and confirmed. Moore agt. Harrison; Jas. G, Payne ahpointed receiver under stipulation. Walter agt. Kimmell; appearance of absent de- fendant ordered. The February term of the Equity Court, Judge James, was convened to-day, and the following orders were made: Woodruff agt. National Shelf File company; s8:t for hearing February 7, 1883. Stewart agt. Stewart; allmony and counsel fees allowed. Balloch agt. Hooper; time to answer extended. Chriseman agt. Chriseman; rule on de- defendant granted. Porice Court.—Judge Snett. Yesterday, Walter Flynn and Henry Protch, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. ‘Jos. and Wm. Thomas, George Johnson ‘and Grant Jackson, col- ored, Vagrancy; bonds or 80 days. John Roben- stein, disorderly conduct; $10 or 20 days. Simon A. Buchiey, house breaking; grand jury. Geot Dixon, keeping a policy shop; $50 and costs. Wil- lam Jones, larceny, two cases, six months In jail in each. Also, charged with house breaking, grand jury ; bonds $1,000. Eima Rellins and D. R.Custord, larceny of some chickens from Charles H. Gross; 60 days each. Thomas King, larceny of a bushel of coal from the Bultimore and Ohio railroad com- pany; 30 days, Abram Coleman, larceny of half @ bushel of coal from the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road company; 30 daysin jail James Hill, lar- ceny of $150 from George Supper; six months in -Also charged with assaulting Special Oflicer McKdy; 60 days additional. Wililam Bowle, as- Sault on Beverly Jones; $5 or 15 days. Also charged with assaulting ‘Annie Carey; do. Jane Young, colored, threats of personal violence to Molly Yates; personal bonds. Charles Johnson, colored, profanity; $ or7 days. Bunn Smith, va- grancy; personal bonds. ere since the ire of te ar’ the market fe In 1827. Themew well is half mile from the mark water at less than age. Ina Kt ig -- in sinking soll, the bore sometimes clay, town. Then came fine vel, with fair water in small gupply—this being ie strata from which most of the Water on the north side of the tewn comes. the bore cut through anether.strata of clay met a bed of dark ea! ly tm with tron and showing hii nr, aie ceneecrameatee Sct and the cl 8] atemhereabouts. Jus! here, over eighty feet below the surtace of the earth, the bore cut through part of a tree and brought up portions of wood and some twigs. The bore again passed In tts descent light clayey soll, then sand, and then a coarse gravel, and on pass- ing this the water came ‘abundantly and sweet. DeaTH OF MR. JERRY Hays.—Mr. Jerry Hays, a well-known Alexandrian, died at his home, on Columbus, near Wolfe street, last night. He was hurt on the raflroad many years ago, and has never recovered trom the irjury, of which, at last, he died. During late years he was for a consider- able time engineer at Unler’s mill, foot of 9th street, Washington. His son, Patrick Hays, was killed on the Midland ratiroad a few weeks ago. His funeral will take place from St. Mary’s church to-morrow. ae ALEXANDRIA Jall.—There are nine prisoners in the Jail here. M. Coleman, held for larceny, yas discharged last cranes 5 aa RSTERN RAILROAD.— B WASHINGTON AND change in the control of the Washington and Western railroad, and no payment has been made. ‘The commissioners of sale are now in Richmond to present the matter to the court, and to precure an order for the resale of the road. AccIDENT.—A ad, son of Mr. Bernard Cline, mangled two of his fingers severely about9 o'clock this “morning, at Hill’s printing office, on King Street. Officer Smith carried to Dr. Brown, who dress-d his wounds. Rerortrr’s Notes.—The Hi ulion fire com- Rany holds a meeting to-night——The schooner M. House is beng loaded here for Charleston, 8. C., with fertilizer by Beckham & Co.— Mr. John Davidson, who died near Georgetown on Sun- day, was father-in-law of Rev. Dr. Suter, pastor of Christ Church here.—Aa cow jumped’ from the lower river boat while landing cattle here Sunday night, and was drowned.— FE. T. Ashby, formerly a clerk in the post office, died at his home in Fau- quier yesterduy.—It is said that the Baltimore And Olio railroad company contemplates estab- Ushtng a coal depot at Suepherd’s, opposite this Place, VARIOUS QUACKS, Who—Each with His Own Pet Scheme— Cultivate the Field of Human Nature. There have always been quacks:—legal quacks, theo- ‘Mogical quacks, scientific quacks and medical quacks. Some of them are bland, ofly fellows, who argue and smile ths world into believing in their favorite bit of humbug. Others are pompous and pretentious para- sites. But they make it pay. Men ecem tolove to be To-day, Thos. Ames, profanity; $5 or 7 days. |,swindled, stipu'ating only that it shall be neatly done. Jas. Parker, disorderly conduct; $5 or 7 days. Wm. Simmons, Albert Frederick and Walter Smith, colored, loud and boisterous; Sinith fortelted col- lateral, and the other's were finéd $5 each. James Parker, colored, assault on Charles C. Myers; 60 days in Jai. Edward Quinien, assault on Cathe- Tine Quinlan, his wife; personal bonds to keep the eace. Edvard Snulth, colored, assault on Basti Willams; g5or15 days. Henry Myer, threats; to John Myer; personal bonds to keep the peace. ecient ee Affairs in West Washington. FIGHTING AN OFFICER.—Pollceman Myers charged a colored man named James Parker in the Police Court to-day, with having assaulted him. He stated that he’put the prisoner unde arrest at Tenleytown yesterday for disorderly conduct, and he fought all the way to the station- house, hitting witness in the face several times. Parker was sentenced to 69 days in fail for the as- sault, and 18 days additional for disorderly con- ict. BUILDING AssocraTIon.—The eighth annual mzet- ingot the Tenth Building assoctation was held last night at Goddard hall.’ The report of the s retary, Mr. F. King, showed gs follows:—Recetpis— | Dues ior eight years, $191, advances for elght. Years, $79,781.92; fihes for eight years, $2,191.17; insurance for ei:/ht years, $531.81; total, €277,308.71, Payments—Advances for eight years, $224,462.41; withdrawals for eliht years, $46,272 17: expenses for eight years, $4,593.57; insurance for elght years, $658.55; total,’ $275,086.70. Receipts, 2277,508.71; payments, $375,986.70; balance, $1,322.01; delin- quents, $958.64. ‘The following officers were elected: Wim. Ciabaugh, president; James Goddard, vice president; Rk. E. Frey, treasurer; Ferdinand King, irectors, Jos. T. Birch, Thos. Dowling, M. R. Goddard, John Leetch, Wm. V. Lewis, Dan. | MeLaughiin and D. F. Robinson, | Five suares | Were retired at the share value rates, $180.72 per | share. DgATH.—Mr. James Bateman, a well-known cit- tzen, oldest son of the late Josiah Bateman, died at his residence near the aqueduct bridge this morning after a short tllness, THE FUNERAL of the late John Davidson took place trom Oak Hill cemetery chapel to-day at 1 p. m., and was largely attended by the old resi- dents of the town. Rev. A. R. Stuart conducted the services. ‘Tne Dasttaways held an enthusiastic meeting at the ciub room last night. ‘There were addresses | by W.H. Rourer and John Tyler, and music by Mr. Dykes, Miss Anna McGowan, Miss Ella Weeks; and the elub choir, composed of Misses Hattle and Helen Beall and Messrs. J. D. Robinson and Harry Noyes, rendered some fine music. Tae ciub now numbers 500 members, SS Senator Ferry’s Failure. AN UNPROFITABLE SILVER MINE THE CAUSE OF IT. A telegram from Detroit says that it is difficult to ascertain the particulars of the failure of Ferry & Bro., at Grand Haven. They have been develop- ing for several years a silver mine in Utah, which has taken all the means they could raise." It has yet made no returns, though they have been san- gulne that there was a fortune in it. For about two years the firm have been in a financial strait, and many of their more prominent creditors have, since January 1, been quietly securing themselves, Several attachments and mortgages were filed at Grand Haven last Friday against the property belonging to the firm. ‘The Genesee county and at Whitehall and Montague Saturday, which had the effect to bring matters to a crisis.’ Very little property 1s now visible. The ltabilities of Ferry & Bro. and other firms in which they are jointly Interested it 1s believed will range from $50,000 to $75,000. About $30,000 will cover all the assets,and | these have been secured to creditors mostly of | Chicago, Grand Haven and Grand Rapids. HH (00, 98883 THT EER TTT pu oom § Bip H H“oo’-Ssss8 7 Exe F REI hed TTTT ERE RRR, 7 q68%q EER RRR Sgssq ? 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This fellow is a genius in bis line. He will put « magnetic belt around your waist, a mag- netic necklace under your chin, or fit you out with an entire suitof magnetic clothes, warrauted to serve the Purpose of ordinary garments, and at the same time to cure all diseases, from whooping couch to hasty con- sumption. i ‘Most of these have no more electric or magnetic power about them than resides in woolen blankets or in girdles of sackcloth. Only when applied by an expert is clec- tricity of the slizhtest use as a medicinal agent, and ‘What is the strongest possible presumptive evidence in favor of a Particular remedy? Clearly that it should have been prepared by responsible persons of acknowledged skill in the treatment of disease. Squarely on this foundation stands BENSON’S CAP- CINE POROUSPLASTER. Endorsed by 5,000 physi- cians, pharmacists, druggists and chemists, it needs 10 further apology nor introduction. It is the one and ouly true and tried external application. Qnacks of all kinds pay the Capcine the compliment of their dislike, as Sa- tin is said to hate holy water. Look in the middle of the plaster for the word ‘‘CAP- CINE.” Price 25 cents. Seabury & Johnson, Chemists, New York. even then its value is grossly over-stated. 15 Gaoavcr & Co:s MATICO CAPSULES Are warranted to effect a rapid cure in cases of private diseases. They di stomach a8 allother Capsules with and will be found a safe and effective remedy. Ju22-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. the most severe not fatigue the For Baeasrast: CHOCOLAT NENIER. SOLD EVERYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. ‘New York Depot, 54 Wall street, Boston Depot, 134 State atreet. 3a9-t&f4m RANDFATHERS’ CLOCKS. ‘The finest collection of old-fashioned Enclish Hell and Mantel CLOCKS in America can be found JOHN KR. HAR 63 Fayette street, Baitin Ma. N. B.—One super CHIME CLOGH of ines sins on hand. 3al-1m. VING? Y qnestion of a lady friend. ELEGAMPANE AN HOUND DROPS, For my cough. They have cinost cured me, and are horas eue pleasant. mnly. ARTHUK NATTANS, at, 4th and I, 2d end D. and 7th and Nets.n.w. 30% Janes Y. Davis Soxs, 621 Pennsyivania Avenue. Closing out balance of stock of FURS AT COST, beal Sacques. Fur Lined Circulars. Carriage Robes. Furs of all kinds. AT cosT. n-2w Tar nenwan conrecrioxeny, 78 Nortn Charles Street, _ BALTIMORE. ‘The finest t artistic Toes and Ice Creams, aioociaie aoe Gaus se a The following are a few of our specialties: CHERRY-MAYO, CROQUAN, BISQUIT. GLAZE, PLUM GLAZE, ORNAMENTED PLUMBIER, FRUITAGE, ASPARAGUB, PIs- TATEHO GLAZE. : Expressed to your door in our ige caves a convenient hapa for the Se ous tine sa bedoey We will fornieh our: ‘the notice, aid af reasonable : ease RReVvctIon FROM 600. TO $1 PER PAIR, Havi Fine Shows in 3 xi ae ay cee Soak end Our. to: the PPS’ co . E BREAKFAST. ses GRATEFUL—COMFORTING Scareful ‘Made aimply with boiling water or milk, 3 Bold in ting, (only J4-Ib. and Ib), by Grocers, labeied. JAMES EPPS & 00., 1¢-m,toks Homeopethie Chemists, London, Eng. ELLING OFF! if quid Copaiba do, | ‘Twenty-five Cents Is nota yet it buys Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup, ‘Which never fatis to cure. Mr. W. H. Keneasten, 1339 F “I consider Brown’s Iron Bit- ter the Det reparation ever brought before te ‘Gentlemen's Jewelry at Prigg’>-_ wiatatink Gale arb dean mec 8100 in Gola Given away by Royal Glue. See advt. Burnett’s Coconine has received universal endorsement. No other preparation ‘such remarkable re mbellishing and strengthening the halt and rendering it dark and glossy. It cures baldness and eradicates dandruff. Burnett’s Flavoring Extracts are the best. Brown's Bronchial Troches for Coughs and Colds: “I cannot very well do without them. There is nothing to be compared with them.”"—Rer. 0. D. Watkins, Walton, Ind. Price 2 cents a box. Hecker’s Baking Powder 1s pertece in — respect, healthful, thoroughly reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking qual- ities Cannot be surpassed. A New Year's Gift, in the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY Star, for one Year, isin order. It ts a large elght-page paper of Afty‘six columns—the largest and cheapest fn the country. Only one dollar, post paid. ‘Trinders’ Lacto Phoshate of Lime and Cod Liver OM, the best remedy known for coughs, colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthina, all throat, breast and lung affections. ae Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, bedbugs, files, ants,moles,chipmunks,gophers. Ie. Ald Dairy W ” Fresn Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered tn 54-10. “Ward” prints, 580. per 1D. cheese, buttermilk und'sweet milk, torpor ae ecreane Toe pint. ___ JAPANESE GOODS. JAY GOULD, 421 9TH STREET, BETWEEN D e and E sts., one equare from Penn. avenue. Scrolls, terns, Fans, itive Pictures, Borders, ete, Also, Valewtines, Birthday Cards, Scrape, etc. Tae Ton To Bor Is Nov. TEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS SAVED ON SUITS OR OVERCOATS, aT THE MISFIT STORE, OORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. 020 SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS, Reduced from $10.00 to $ 6.00, 12.00 to ° SUITS FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 11 YEARS. Reduced from $ 5.00 to $3.00. $-00 to 4.00. Boya's Overcoats will be soid regardless of ccet or valne ODD PANTS, at $2, $2.50, #3, $3.50, -50, Bud $6 cach, bent Varaainsever'siowne’ SO $ Fine Biack Cloth full-dress coats (swallow-tall) $15, worth $30. Gossamer Coate, for Men and Boys, at a sacrifice. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, at THE MISFIT STORE, CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS, Ovr Morro: No trouble to show goods. 20° O'MEARA’S LIQUID 3029 20° RRR 00 y¥ FA EL ji ROROOYY sa rE i Ren 8 9 YY AA L *K EB 00 ¥ 24 to 6°S E E Sco £ e GGG UU EEE Warrented the strongest, toughest and most elastic Give on Earth! Endorved by that it Scientest, Prof. Baird, of the U.S. Fish Commission. Glues every- thing'solid xs a Hock! Wood, Paper, Leather, Gi Ching, Stone, Be. Always ready for instant use? Us daily by the U. 8: Sinithsonian Institute, Government Departnente, Cabinet-makers, Marble-cutters and bun- dreds of families, Bottle of O'Meara's Royal Giue, with Bruch and Tin Cover. only 2c. By maik. 1c. extra. Bold by all Drugyists, Grocers, Stationers, Hardware, + KC. ‘Lhe trade and public suppned by 3. U. OMLARA& CO., r venue, Washitgton, D.C, Headquarters for that wonderful $1 RA: UN! ‘That $1 CORN KNIFE, endorsed by all jets, Sporting Goods Catalogue sent postpaid anywl Sold also by W. C. O'MEARA, 215 Penna. aye, 05 Tsurorranr. Slamming of doors and breaking of glass renderea absolutely SOE oe THE fOX DOOR CHECK AND SPRING Is the only article that will certeinly close all kinds of doors without slamming, tereby preventing that an- ance and also raving the expense of glass. Phe practicel working ot the spring can be eeen and all information given at C, SCHNEIDER'S, 1207 F street northwe J210-1m_Sole Agent for the Distriet of Colum! ECKER BROS. PIANOS, BURDETT ORGANS. The best now made. G. H. KUHN, Scie 407 10th etreet. ‘ iccs reasonable. ‘Termes casy. 05 Excoxomcat Asp Sars’ WEAVER, KENGLA & CO."S LAUNDRY soap IS ECONOMICAL, BEVAUSE IT IS PURE; BEING YREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI- CATE, &., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT AND ROT THE CLOTHES. IT I8 SAFE, BECAUSEIT I§ MANUFACTURED FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES, ) PALM AND COCOANET O1L8; WHILE ON THE CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR- KET ARE MADEFROM GREESE PROCURED FROM THE CARCASSES- OF PUIRID DEAD ANIMALS, THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH. PUT UPIN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED WITH OUR NAME. FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY. AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, 813 3244 WATEK STREET, GEORGETOWN, P URE Asp Isviconamna. ‘Those who may wish to purchase, either as a delicions beverage of for medicinal purposes, an unadulteputed Whiskey, are invited to makes trial of the celebrated brand, * UPPER TEN WHISKEY. ‘This Whiekey, upon an analytical examination, has proved tobe FREE from Fusil Oil, and indeod of any of the modern ingredierits which are used to give a flo- {itious age and flavor to this popular drink, For sale by BROWNING & MIDDLETON, BARBOUB & HAMILTON, a. B, BRYAN & BEO., and RBEED'S SONS, ‘Washington, D. 0. _DRY_GOODB. san Skee alttehs eulaiedet amene a SEATON PERRY, (Buccessor to Perry & Brother), HAS NOW OPEN AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND FIGURED FRENCH SATIN IN CHOICE AND ELEGANT DESIGNS. AT 50 STECES ANDERSON'332-IN IDE = EA 27532, INCHES WIDE SCOTCH AND ENGLISH WHITE gooDS _IN EAT VARIETY AND AT POPULAR PRICES. BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS. “RARE B UN! oe SS MAS “EXTRA A’ ACTA MASKS. Eibte MUEAGORE BE MESNRAMASES NEW SPRING FRENCH DRESS FABRICS. NUNS eS ee aon CLOTHS, paseer CLOTHS, PIN. ‘CHEC! lcoTs AN COMBINATION SCITINGS. LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS. BLACK SILKS, BEST MAKES, FROM $1.00 TO $3.00, ns Nigh EY BLACK AND ALL COLORS, 5 TO $3.50. “GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON BROCADED SILK VEL PERINOT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. SOUTACHE AND EMBROIDERED KOBES, AND ALL WINTER WRAPS, AT PRiME C081. "23" DARK ROOM FOk DISPLAYING EVENISG FABRICS. 52 Cnorcsy Goons, PLam Fiunes, ARD CORRECT Paices, SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, ‘Pennsyivania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1640. 13 Paice Wu Sex. Asvyraa. Gurxes Crome Sun WE ARF OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS ALL DEPARTMENTS, WE WILL NOT ENUMERATE ARTICLES NOR) GIVE “PRINTED PRICES,” BUT WILL Sa¥ THAT OUR STOCK OF GOODS 18 LARGE AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUR ENTIRE S810CK OUT BY APRIL ler, BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW STORE. | PURCHASERS WILL DO WELL To CALL aK® EXAMINE—WE BELIEVE THEY WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INPER- ALL WOOL ULSTERS AT $3.50, FOR INSTANCE. THERE 18 NOTHING WHATEVER THE MATTER WITH THEM, EXCEPT THE GARMENT HAS LOST ITS POPULARITY, AND WE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY TO ANOTHER SEASON THE FEW =ST TO BUY AT OUR GARMENTS WE HAVE IN STOCK; HENCE WE MAKE THIS LOW PRICE. WE HAVE JUST BLEAK-DOWN PRICES, ENOUGH LEFT TO ANSWER INQUIRIES FROM THIS ADVERTISEMENT, AS WE HAVE SOLD ABOUT HALF OF 71HEM SINCE OUR LAST AN- — NOUNCEMEST ON WEDNESDAY. AT THAT DATE WE ALSO ADVERTISED THE LAST OF OUR GUINNIP & CO. ALL-WOOL DIAGONAL PLUSH AND FUR TEIM- | MED DOLMANS, REDUCED TO #10. OUR PRICES —— WERE FROM $15 TO $20. THEY ARE ALREADY Re HALF GONE. | Cox SEQUENCE WE ALSO ADVERTISED THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF JACKETS AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES. A $7.50 JACKET REDUCED TO $5. A $10 JACKET REDUCED #0 6. A $12.50 JACKET REDUCED TO $7.50. A $16 PALETOT REDUCED TO $10. THEY ARE ALSO SELLING WELL. OF THE DEATH OF MR. CHARLES PERRY, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HEMPSTONE & PERRY, WE INVITE CUSTOMERS TO HOLD US TO THE FULL LETTER OF OUR ADVERTISEMENTS, AS | WE ADVERTISE. ONLY THE GOODS AND PRICES WE HAVE TO SHOW. 805 MARKET SPACE, WILL BF SOLD AT A GREAT REDUCTION FROM WOODWARD & LOTHROP, FOAMER PRICES FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, { _ BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Hasoxercmrr_Deranryenr, i N OF THIS, HANDKtKCIUEF 8. L. HEMPSTON, 3 FORE CHRISTMAS, AND DAVE JUST NOW SECURED ANOTHER LOT, WHICH ‘HE Wh OFFER AT T! LADIES’ ALL. STITCHED HA ANYBODY AND. EVE! KERCHIEF FOR 1 WANT ANSW:.RED IS CHIEF BETT: ELSEWHERE? 2-4 PLA HANDKERAMIETS a? 811 MARKET SPACR, DOZEN OF THIS HANDEE) CALL “SPECIAL, ATTENTION TO THB Pons WEEK, ANR: W MATCHE 50 DOZ 10-4 UTICA SHERTING, $236. Wa NEW NOK MILLS DQ.. 9236, 0-4 PEQUOT < s a4 30. 4-4 WAMSUTTA MILLS, 115. oo 44 PRIDE OF THE WEST, 1255, ACI 4-4 DAVOL MILLS, 10. Bbc... 2 4 EEMWOOD MIL! 8, 1255, ‘ PRINTED BORDER ‘SDALY CAMBRIC, 12% (best. ) BS E, ° Me beg to cal! special attention to our reduction ig CHILDREN'S” ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED yw y}<y'e% 5 HANDREECHIEFS, MADE FROM CUTTINGS, | “On tuck st a deserthents is very comrjete, and WE SELL A GREAT MANY OF THESE anso | pqajave Men arenget at “rock spt FOR PILLOW SHAMS. Oue P> 5 WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE. 8 TRUNNEL & CLARK Ko Guoves. 22 811 MARKET SPACR, GENTS’ OPERA KID GLOVES, 50c. PER PaIR. LADIES’ 3-BUTION WHITE KID GLOVES, 50c, L. Bensexps Barrnronz Stone, PEE PAIR. GENTS’ 2-BUTTON FRENCH KID GLOVES, | %8 SEVENTH STREET, . PIQUE STITCHED, REDUCED TO $1 PER irene Lan 33h PAIR, a LADIES' TERRA-COITA MOUSQUETAIRES, 6 _ In order to take an inventory of stock during Febrae AND 8-BUTTON LENGTH, AT $1.25 AND $1.50, | 8TY we desire to reduce our endre stock, and for the RESPECTIVELY. WE,THINK IT IS THE BEST | next mouth wil! waive our usual selling prices, offering GLOVE AT THE PRICE YOU CAN BUY , état barguine in every department. ANYWHERE. WE FIT THEM AT THE COUN- | IN DRESS GOODS, TER,AND GUARANTEE YOU AGOOD PAIR, | sox strige Snitings are marked 12M, value 3T)go. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. | Figured Alpacas, 12%¢. Plaids, 1230, BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE. f3_ | Cashmere, formerly 35 to 50c., are marked 25c, IN FINE Goops, Lasr Years Srvres Special Reductions will be found. Biack Dress Silke, 80c., $1, $1.25. juced OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, WHICH WE DO NOT ! jinck, Navy, nen aun ery aye aig PROPUSE TO KELP IN FUTURE, AND Garnet and Black Silk Velveta, reduced 20 per et. WHICH WE HAVE ONLY SHEE, FOUR AND a = Leo bik : | Great specia! drives in HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR, LE ESCLUDING SKIRTS. | gcotch Wool and Modicated Red. Underwear, CHEMISES, DRAWERS AND GOWNS, We HAVE an » reduced PLACED ON A SEPARATE TABLE, AND MARI | 10 per ct. THEM AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLOS® QUICK- | HOUSERERPING GOODS, Flannels, Linens and . LY. YOU CAN FIND MANY BARGAINS AMONG | Woollen Goods, at immense reductions, THEM, AS THE GOODS ARE PERFECT IN EVERY | These prices will only last a short time, therefore pur- Way. — study their interest by inspecting our goods — . fore purchasing eleewhere. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, 3 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. 908 7th street northwest. _PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ Tors: Tis: TES, 14 INCHES SQUAKE, ONLY Buavever, BALE PRICE. REAL ANTIQU Arn Reapax cbs Gxa 7 PIANOS AND ORGANS® Io. Each HUN DOLEN, HALES DobeN DHE FERENT PATTERNS.” NEW PIANOS, $200 to$1, 000, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, _BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. NEW ORGANS, $50 to $250. NOS AND ONGANS THAT HAVE BEER | USED, $15 tosvis. Unvzrwean Devanrsceys. | PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT—Pitty instr * ihe, bare, dust opened a cage of Ladiea! Light-weight | menieof all :be miakoa; rent from $2 to §10 per ma, High: Neck and Short Siectcs, with Pants to watch. at FP arlied on purchase, 50c. per garment, with patent fuisled se: right for early Spring wear. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, FREEBORN G. SMITH, 8 Bostox Dax Goovs Hover. We Sve ATTENTION AGAIN TO OUR SU-| * So RTE PERB LINE OF FRENCH SATINES, IN FLAINS, | 320 TOvARED ASESER, Rune etc me Pos, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC WOODWARD & LOTHROP, i STECK & CO. PIANO, f3___ BOSTON DRY GooDs HOUSE. The » amas Chane Set | Buzacuzn Corroxs. WHCOx & WHITE AND RIMHALL ONGANE, 4-4 FRUIT OF THE LOOM, 90, 5 CENT MUSIC. 4-4 DWIGHT ANCHOR, 100. Ss Daa OTENEY Reena 4-4. WAMSUTTA, 11360. Xo ot F STREry, PILLOW AND SHEETING COTTONS aT Lowest | —M*>axine nertner of the late firin Ellis & Co, \ PRICES. NEW GINGHAMS, 10 and 12%. SEERSUCKERS, 10 and 12%. BEST PERCALES, inevery style, 1240. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 TTH STREET NURTHWEST. A Cann. On the 15th of November, ork contrasted with comer Fim Mt he Kc ech -- aa :