Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1883, Page 4

tod hls March 7, 1563. | LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFIce OP THE CHIEF SIGNAt. Orricen, D. C., March 7, 1883, . Englond and the middie Atlantic states | ther, northwesterly winds, higher Cold, Fair Weather port States from the United developmacet of any creat stora Snow has fallen In all the st a 3 | sippi river and tn the west gulf states. During the past twenty-four hours over one inch of rain has falien at the following stations: Shrzveport, 1.80; » 1.32; Starkville, 1.06. A cold > to the south ‘and east. averaging below the mean for the month, is cen nosota. The following minimum tem- sonville, 7 Orlean | Galveston, Sun Antonio, 72, San Diego, er is indte | Tennessee, tl ‘the Ue and middle st er 0 -morrow at M. Augenstein’s, 8 Bttert borthwest: Dustpan and brush 15e., fapan- colors, I4e., antique washvowl doz. engraved goblets 6 qt. water buckets 7c., 3g doz. handled cups Sand 10 qt. milk pan m 1c, shoe dressing, laundry soap, rs, comb cases, candlesticks. quart cup, clothes Iines, 4c. each.’ One hundred Daby carriages to make a selection from, New colors Inst open Ox-biood, shrimp-pink, crusiied strawberry, china blue, electric biue, gar- het, bronze and myrtle, in 40 Inches wide French cashmere, at 50 cents. "Towson’s, Pa. ave., south side, near 7th. ROLL SKATES, ROLLER SkaTes.—Two hundred ir first quality roller skates, at 79 and 59 ceats, just received, former price $1 and $1.25, at SILVERBERG'S, 312 7th street. Gorxa Tar Rounps —12\e. cbild’s hostery, Coch- Fane's, uptown; also ladles’ ingrain hose, only 2c. Owrse to the rapidly increasing demand for our ure Hungarian Wines, we have opened an Amez- can Branch, where a large stock will always kept of our Carlowitz, the Great Hu: and ell other kinds’ of Sul and arian Wines. Orders from the trade, In all prin- cipal cities of the United States aid Canadas, carefully executed on reasonable terms; hand- some Show Cards will be supplied grails. Max Greger, limited, Purveyors of Hungarian Wines by cial appointment to the Queen of England, No. Fifth avenue, New York, U.S.A. ‘THe Caprrat Crry Gvarp Fatr, Company B, at Wayland hall, ts crowded every’ nigit, and is a Feat success. Last night, notwithstanding the weather, the hall was full. The vottng on the honorary member's gold watch and Odd Fellows’ regalia Is lvely. To-night Professor Jewel will appear in one of his wonderfl feats of sword Swallowing. The fair closes on the 16th. For Srrixa Wear—Just Iv.—Ladies’ fine laced thoes, with hooks, $2. jes” handsome k1d button, $2.50. \did spring heel ‘Dutton, to 10's, 75e. solar tip button, $1 and $1. op button and laced, $2.50. th and 1920 Pennsylvania ave, Frsser.’s Ice d Charlotte Rus3, Tows Tax.—Unicorn shirts, tested to outwear piher makes, perfect it, luxury, Cochrane's, up- own. y Claret, Rus Baskets at 10, 20 and 25¢e.; nice white straw shopping baske at 25e.; black and fancy shopping baskets at 49 and 69c.; palm and willow fanch baskets at 25 and 29c.; beautiful work and Just received at Silver- A SNEAK TurEr entered premises $10 Indlana avenue, about 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and iole some Valuabie mantel articles, A Boy, named Elma Gales, was taxed $5 by aking a public lamp. Mares per silk oF wool, vell- ings, elsew. ‘ochrane’s, opposite Riggs bank. ‘THR WEEKLY Stax, a large double paper of fiftty- six columus, will be Sent postpald for one dollar.a year. Try it CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. Forp’s OrsRa Hovse.—Acme Opera Company in “Maritana. NavionaL Turater.—Willie Edouin’s Sparks in “A Bunch of Keys.” TueaTen Comigve.—Quaker City Combination and varieties. Drug MUsEvM.—Curlosities and novel perform- ance. ROLLER SKATING Rrvx.—Assembly at § o'clock, Condensed Locals. Street lamps will_be lighted at 6:30 p. m. and extinguished at 4:15 a. m. ‘THE WEEKLY Stan (eight large cut, past- edand folded) will be sent post-paid anywhere in the United States or Canada for one dollar a year. ‘Yesterday letters testamentary were Issued to ‘Wm. H. Fearson on the estate of the late Joseph . Fearson. Bond $5,000. ‘The will of the late Mrs. May F. Woods, filed rerday, leaves her personal property to her ughter, Elizabeth M. Woods, and directs that the proceads of the sale of lot 27, square 498, be @isiributed among her daughters, Elizabeth’ M. ‘Woods, May 0. Smith and Annie M. Hall, and her | s0n, James S. Woods. Katie F. Sage and Clara A. Chamberlatne have Mied a bill inequity azainst Mary E. Sage, praying | gale of sub. lot 14, sq. 629, and a distribution o the proceeds. A small colored boy named Chas. Turner was sent to the workhouse for 60 days, In the Police Court yesterday, on the charge of stealing seventy ‘Pounds of flour from the B. & O-rallroad company. judge Snell regretted that the Keform school ‘was full, and that such small offenders had to be sent to }: At the meeting of the Anthropological society last evening, Col Garrick Mailery presiding, Mr. Ivan Petroff, continued the reading of his Paper on Aleutian ‘songs and traditions, and Mr. C. K. Gilbert gave some very Interesting particul and views regarding the “Carson footprints” Mr. John H. Hickcox read before Columbia Lodge, K. &. L of Honor last evening, a highty in- teresting’ paper on the Great Diauionds of the worl Atthe Misstonary anntversary of the Sunday school, of Union M. E. church on Sunday night, the athount collected by the school was $175. K Johnson, was charged in the Potlce ‘Sterday with assaulting another youn; Ian, nomed Anthony Kelly, with a blackjack,an ‘was ‘ned $5. York Pugh, colored, was charged in the Police Court yesterday with’ violating the special license laws. ' Mr. Campbell Carrington appeared for the @efendant and Watved examination. The case ‘Went to the grand jury under $200 bonds. A young man, named Michael Monohan, In the uniform of a U.S. marine, marched up tothe dock-ratl at the Police Court this morning to ans swer the charge of assaulting Florence Ward an Carrie Sears. “The court imposed a fine of $10 in @ach case and the defendant was committed. A colored girl, named Annie Jackson, was sen- tenced by Judge Snell to 30 days in Jail in each of fwo cases for assaulting Hellen Delaney and Geo. Delaney, her littie son, by throwing them down a air of steps. ‘To-day Mr. Charles Pelham, for Jenpfe Castine, Bled a Dill for a divorce from "the bonds of matri- mony with Wm. Castine, to whom she was. mar- Tied in Baliimore in 1873.’ She states that shortly afterwards they removed to this city, and she charges that about a year ago he’ left her ‘Without cause or provocation. In consequence of Judge James’ indisposition the Equity Court was not in session to-day. Another new locomotive called the “Lotta” has grrived on Maryland avenue, near the Long ‘Bridge. to be used on the tramway on the river Bats. There ts suill another to arrive,and all will be Bur to work when the dredging machines aro in ration. GrENwoop CEMETERY.—The litigation which Bas been so long pending between I. B. Close et al and Glenwood cemetery has at tast been set- ‘Ued by “r. decision of the United States Supreme Court affirming the decree of the Supreme gourt of the District of Columbta, thereby placing cemetery in the possession aiid control of the Jot owners, in accordance with the amended char- ter of February 16th, 1877. —————————— A WarreR SENTENCED FoR Ropstxc His Ex- PLovers.—Yesterday Officer Bakerstuith teok to the second precinct station a colored man named Joun Thomas, charged with drunkenness. On searching him’Sergeant Perry fouad on him three Silver teaspoons marked “Welcker’s.” Thomas been employed as a walter there. Afterwards Sergeant Perry went to Thomas’ house, 1235 10th nol ——: a — beggin in mple also, a spoon Marked “Congressional;” a tated teaspoon nhark- ea “W. Sanierson;” a plated teaspoon marked SJoues’ Hotel;” a teaspoon marked “Milledgville Hotel;” a white linen towel marked “West End Hotel,” ete. In the Police Court this __ THE EVENING STAR. ww ——s> } Augustus Medical Grad lew. CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNIV ERsITY—THR NAMES OF THE GRADU- ATES. 4 large andience witnessed the commencement exercises of the medical class of Howard Univer- sity at the Congregational church last evening. The graduating class, numbering 31, occupied seats on one site of the platform and the mem- bers of the faculty on the other. The front was massed with quantities of floral tributes. The Marine band o@upiea the organ loft and rendered a varloty of choice selections, The charge to the class was delivered by Dr. Chas, B. Purvis, the | Secretary of the faculty and professor of obstetrics. President of the university, Prof. ton, then conferred degrees upon . TRE FOLLOWING GRADUATES: Philip L. Barber, Willlamsport, Pa.; J. Mortimer Bessey, New York, N. ¥.; Samuel E. Bibby, Pot- vile, N. ¥.; Thomas H. Breen, Washington, D. C.; William E. Childs, North Fairfeld, 0. ; Collin esupeake, Md.; Charles A. Davis, .; Samuel H,’ Dismond, ‘Lynch- Louts, Mo.; Charles P. Glennan, W D. C.; James B. Hall- wood, New Yor! Howard, A. B.. Brookville, Md. ‘Hy, Washington, D. Ernest F. King, A. B., Washington, D. C.; wood P. Lutham, Washi Coliths § Marshall, Washingtong D. Anna W. McCormick, Washington, D. C.; A. Welling McGarvey, Tren- ton, N.J.; William A. Olmstead, Albany. N. Paimer W. Roberts, Geneva, N.Y.; Charles J. Ri s°lt, Bridport, Vt; Nelson A. Ryon, Croom, Md; bler, Brighton, Md.; Ellery Stanford, Irasburg, Vt; Guy W. Taylor, Virginia; John P. ‘Turner, Ati. A Thomas L. U Ga.; James Wo! ih Ww. W. Williams, Soutn Washington, D. €. Conn. r. Palmer W. Roberts, of the class, thon de- livered a well-worded valedictory. Upon the con- clusion of this address the president conferred de- grees of DOCTOR OF PHARMACY upon the following: Walter W. Alleger, New York, N.¥.; Sam'lE. Bibvee, Pottersville, N.Y.; Collin B. Crusor, jr., Chesapeake, Md.; Sam'l H. ; Wladimir de Niedman, ; Maurice F. Pilgrim, Co- ©. Winter, Washington, ‘The valedictory for this class was delivered by Mr. S. H. Dismond. Upon the concluston of the exercises Pregident Patton gave a reception to the graduatii lass. ‘Te committee on reception Was as follows: Thos. Miller, (chairman,) G. W. erry, W. Geddes, L. C. Purman, W. E. Dieffende: fer, artin, T. C. Norwood, H. Cook, C. H. How- land, L. T. Smith, W. Troy and T. Purdy. ee ‘The Printer’s Champions. SENATORS CONGER AND VOORHEES PRESENTED WITH CANES BY THE PRINTERS AND BOOKBINDERS. Senator O. D. Conger, of Michigan, received a visit at his home on M street last evening from a committee representing the Printers’ and Book- | binders’ Unions, who presented the Senator with a very handsome gold-headed cane, in recognition of his defense of the rights and’ objects of the trades-untons in a recent debate in the Senate. ‘The committee, whose coming Was unexpected by the Senator, was com of Messrs. E. C. Grum- ley, president; A. D. Brock, Geo. M. Depue, A. P. Marston, Geo. J. Webb, J. P. Hamilton, W. W. Maloneyand Sam’i Haldeman,ot we Typographical Union, and Messrs. H. S. Linker, president; A. ‘Tuomas and H.C. Espey,of the Bookbinders’ Union. They were received by’ the Senator in his parlors, where, after brief introductions, Mr. Brock, who officiated as spokesman, read an’ address, stating that the committee had been commissioned by Cotumbla. ‘Typographical Union and the Book- binders’ Union “to formally express to you their deep and grateful senso of the obligation con- ferred upon them, and upon workingmen every- where, by your unexpected and unsolicited de- fense upon the floor of the Senate of the rights, privileges and objects of our trades union.” The Senator made a modest and feeling reply, express- ing bis gratitude forthe honor conferred upon him. He expressed his surprise that his un- premeditated words in the Senate had called forth Such a response, and sald he bad received tele- ams and messages from typographical unions m Maine to Callfornia. After other expres- sions of the Senator's sympathy with the workingmen, the interview closed and the committee withdrew. A similar call was made at the Portland, for the purpose of presenting a cane to Senator Voorlices, who joined Senator Conger in his defense of the Printers’ Union in the Sen- ate. Senater Voorhees belng confined to his room by sickness, the cane Was sent to him with a mes- sage wishing him speedy recovery. The Senator returned an answer that he would on some future occasion make suitable acknowledgment. The canes were inscribed altke, as follows: “Senator —, from the Printers’ and Bookbinders’ Unions, of Washington, D. C., in appreciation of his able defense, in the United States Senate, of their rights.” ——— FIGHTING THE WAR OVER AGAIN IN A PoLice CRLL—A soldier named Patrick Hasson was be- fore Judge Snell to-day on a charge of assaulting a burly Maryland farmer, named Thos. W. Dorsey, who stated that he was arrested last night for be- ing drunk, and was putin the cell with the de- fendant, who knocked him down in the cell and almost killed him. The soldier stated that when Dorsey was put Into the cell he said he was a rebel, and he could lick any Union soldier in the army, and particu!arly the one before him, and he led to try it on, but got left. Judge Snell ismissed the charge against the defendant. Judge Snell said that Dorsey was before the court yes- terday for being an habitual drunkard,and was re- leased on his personal recognizance, but he would now forfeit the recognizance and send him down tor 90 days. — ‘TRANSFERS OF REAL Estats.—Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: W. F, Helien to John L. National to George H. orne to Jas. iC Jullus E. 1; $1,000. Cal- vin Payne to W. P. Farr, east part 160, Beall’s addition to Georgetown;’ $1,800. Susan'C. Pur- dy to John McKenna, part 20, sq. 28; $515.84. Henry C. Coburn, trustee, to Anna C. Hunter, part Georgine Thomas to Henry V. : , Sq. 252; $17,500, and part ;$—. H. V. Newkirk to Andrew Langdon, perty: $—. H.C. Coburn, trustee, to Theo. Ingalls King, part lots 1, 29 and 30, sq. 250; #4,500. Austin Granbury to Carter Dixon, lots 67 and 68, block 8, Glendale; $. ——————— Tre Evaxcrpation Day CELRBRATION.—The Young Men’s Benevolent association met last night end elected James Thomson delegate to the emancipation convention. The colored citizens of the eleventh district elected the following dele- gates to the convention: Messrs. Wm. Washing- ton, Chas. Saunders, A. Redman, Robt. Tuckson, Chas. Greason, B. Mangue and Jos. Thompson. At a meeting held in the third district (West Washington) last night the following delegates were elected to the emancipation convention: Ar- thur T. Brown, Logan W! Frank Hurbert, James L. Turner and Arthur Shepherd; alternates, Geo. Naylor and Addison Smackum. —— Suir AGarnst 4 RaILROaD.—Theodore 8. Nellin- ger Yesterday entered sult against the Virginia idiand Ratlroad Company, clal! $5,000 dam- ages | The suit grows out of the collision of one of the company’s trains with a street car at the intersection of 7th street and Maryland avenue southwest, September 11th, 1882, 1n Which the son of the plainulff was injur ‘Tae SourH WASHINGTON ENDOWMENT AgsocTa- TIon.—The annual meetii of the Seuth Was! ington Endowment Relief ‘lution was held at Blake hall last evening. .A large number of the members was present. ‘The following officers were elected to serve the ensuing year: J. Harrison Jobnson, president; R. F. Bartle, vice president; m. rowne, secretary; Win. A. Thompson, reasurer; Wm. H. Baum, J. J. Dermody, J. W. Barker, E. J. Burtt and 8, B. Beyer, directors. —— ‘THe GERALDINE CLUB.—At the meeting of the Geraldine club last evening there were readings, recitations and remarks on the life and character ‘were also. sung. “Among. those participating” were al sung. mong t ict the exercises were Messrs, Joun A Regeh, Thos McCabe,J.D- O'Connell, D.A.Murphy, D. B. Moran, Thos. Smith, B.G. McDonald, E Urell, P. O'Callahan, M. F. Holloran and Capt-Donnelly: eee UNABLE TO DEFEND HIMSELF.—Yesterday, in the divorce case of Rachel A. Wood against Andrew Wood, on the ground of desertion and abandon- ment, ‘the defendant filed an;answer. He says that for reasons that might be ‘considered trivial by some he left her at the time stated in the bill; that he ig. a very poor man, and 1s not able to employ an attorney to defend’ this suit even if he had a ‘DSe, Some —__._ ScppEN DEATH OF AN OLD SOLpreR.—About 8:45 o’clock yesterday afternoon a soldier from the Hampton Home, Va., named Geo. Sanderson, 64 years of age, was taken suddenly ill on the street and taken to the station house on K, near 20th street, where he was attended by Dr. H. Newman. He was then taken to the Freedman’s hospit but died before he reached there. It appears thal death was the result of hemorrhages, ——— a WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.—At the Queens- town drove yards on the oe branch B. & ©. R. R., three niles from the city, Lewis D. Means proprietor, on Monday, 275 head of cattle were offered, and all sold to butchers at Sa6%c. per Ib.; 700 sheep and lambs were sold a8 follows: Sheep, By abige. gE Ib. ; lambs, 53a63¢c. Cows and calves brought ‘The state of the market was good. Reat Estate SaLes.—Messrs, Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, have recently sold the following property for John Ardeeser and .Gustay Geisler, trustees: Improved propert on the Blade o ‘Thomas was charged with stealing a lot knlves and forks, &c., trom George. I. ‘a. Sergeant erty which he stat sendant’s house, ‘A gentence ot was Imposed. le was then charged with ny Of asimilar lot of goods from Theoneld Welter at the Senate restaurant. A similar sen- SESS Imposed im this case, making six months JaPanra® Po! ‘SCREENS, —By refer. en Pe Eras Amana Ae nay, begin on p's Print District Government Affairs. THE ; DRY GOODS. To Tux Coxscazz Or Dar Goons. ‘Yesterday, <Calten" Sates ing cauiee : ‘Dartea Beak National ral Bank of the Republic; argued and submitted. In says plent Te Charles ppeal; argued by Mr. canbe found todo this ‘much-nected ‘work and | A. J. Todd and 3 walt for their pay until provision shall be made Equrretorer—Judge James. VOI Se for their payment at the next session of Congress. Yesterday, agt. Jones; decree denying PERMITE TO BUILD. jon, Carter m ‘Enrter; rit ‘ill granted. Com) Bull ling permits issued by the inspector of butld- at Mone eat ings: J. | "Suman, erect three two-story dwell- wdeetcaricned. ar 3 ings, 2d, between B and C streots northwest; $0,000. peg noggin ol Wiillam P. Wood, repair traine, rear of lot re- | appearance, of Awent defentant ordered. Neu servation D, southwest; $300. ‘Penn; withdrawal of Special er About 7:30 | Feplieation raced ‘with leave to amend petition. a A Girt Fatourrur.y BUaNep. 5 o'clock this morning Lydia Kaine, fourteen year | Ragan agt foe oe report confirmed old, living at house No. 22312th street southwest, was fatally burned by her clothing taking fire from the kitchen stove, near which she was stand- ing. Her mother was engaged in dressing a younger child at the time when her daughter screaming with pain rushed into the street envel- oped In flames. Her aunt,Mrs. Swann, ran after her and stifling the flames the best she coul1, car- ried her into the house, and Dr. Boarman was im- mediately summoned and rendered such ald as he could, but pronounced her injuries fatal, both eyes having been burned completely out. He ad- vised against removing ber to the Providence hos- pital, a3 it could do no goxd. ———— A WELcouE ENTERPRISE.—The Mutual District Messenger company, embracing thoroughly rella- bie, prompt uniformed messengers, police, patrol, fire, burglar alarm and night watchmen’s signal service, are about establishing several District offices in this city, to be under tho immediate su- pecreien of the practical experienced men who ave made the business so effective and popular in New York, where over 30,000 instruments are now in use, and during the past year over 4,000,000 calls were responded to and e is performed. These features are furnished any by this com- pany, and their development in this city will Mil & Want long felt, and citizens will do weil to avail themseives of its advantages. With ample capl- tal, a knowledge of public wante, energy and per- severance, the success of the enterprise is assured. The executive office ts 603 15th street northwest. —_—____ NEW ASSESSMENT. the will be aimicult hg lecars pists operas ere no ity in ing on the new fsvesement Law, Rotwithstanding the failure gress to make’ prop: of good men the act. He never Ly Wash board with es Tatwe star Carpet breahes 16, table mats 4c, work baskets 10c, a ee engraved 2 15e, cconelaen gen ber Is 8c tow il racks c, cal WI el 3.1 qt tin cups 10c, decorated china plates 2 f 15c; toasters dc, ible strainers 4c, mincing knives 4c, coal shovels 8 for 10c, large scissors 4c, mouse traps 8 for 4c, star Stove polish 4c; brooms 2 for 15c, scrubbing brushes 4, 10 a1 and saucers for children W. H. MORRISON, 478 Pennayivanta avenue, 7 AND GOOD QUALITY. WE CANNOT Go INTO| Fasten Carns Axo Noverres. THE DETAILS OF OUR LARGE BUT CORDIALLY INVITE AN INSPECTION OF THE|4 LARGE ASSORTMENT AND MANY VERE MANY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS NOW UPON OUR COUNTERS. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, $19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘The best is the cheapest. mas defendant's Crecurr Covrr—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, United States, use of Lang, agt. May et al. ; referred. Hammond agt. Milter; on hearing. BOOKS and BOOKS OF DEVOTION. —————————— 3 LENTEN PRAYER BOOKS and HYMNALS. SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS. FAMILY, POCKET and TEACHER» BIBLES. At WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SON'S, 128 428 SxvexTe Steerer, HOUSEFURNISHINGS. —— -- = = baby carriages of the T 18 SPRING. - A RESURRECTION OF NA- ture's latent forces ie taking place. Like the world around you, renew sour complexion, invigorate your powers, cleanse the channels of life. Ayer's Sarsaps- rilla is the means to use for this purpose. Turortaxt To Hovssxzerenrs. L. BEHREND'’S BALTIMORE STORE, 908 7ru STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will open on Monday Morning BLEACHED SHEETINGS In Remnants, Tease, 5-4 wide, 1136 centa, J case, 8-4 wide, 18 conte. 1 case, $-4 wide, 20 cents, 1 case, 10-4 wide, 23 cents. 1 case, 12-4 wide, 25 cents. ees ee ee less than Regular | m3 ices. J. Jay Gould, 421 9th street, between Dand E 4 Mrs. M. Labreub, Washington, says: “Brown’s Iron Bitters com- pletely cured me of Weakness.” Oases of Fair Dealing in the Desert of Haman Life. In some cases recently the. are speak- ing of equity ruling Where the law ‘does not, give a remedy—especially inthe case of a cot Cirmexs Asp Sosorenens Are especially invited to examine our LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF DECORATED, ENGLISH, CHINESE, AND FRENCH CHINA, Re; resenting the best factories known. Also, CUT and ENGRAVED GLASSWARE, FINE CUTLERY and PLATED WARE, Bole agents in the District for EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS, With SLATE STONE SHELVES, M._W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 8 YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY AND GRAD- ually falling out? Hall’s Hair Renewer will restore it to its original color, and stimulate the follicles to produce a new and luxuriant growth. It also cleanses the ecalp, eradicates dandruff, and is a most agreeable and harmless dressing. mhl ry Company—a lad: Ucket (winning one-half of No. ‘the first of haa tained; after litigation the cont mised amicably, each taking half. ing in New York city had lost her mail, but on. Parr to M. A. Dauphin, Prest- dent of the Loul iA State Lottery any, at New Orleang, La., obtained the number, learnt it had drawn Tru WILL CONVINCE. Remnants of IRISH LINEN, 35, 40 and50 cents. New Goons, Bargains. AN ALLEGED FEMALE LOBBYIST FROM WASHING- JUST OPENED. ci hina Geach erect ms: | Er hevaat nan ont ant oe] Sa ee Pain, ae Ge | Ten svsra Ht Fiend Gre =i ugenie losely, the well known Washington 5 oases: ir dealing in the desert of human life, case , 3K cent lobbyist, was found’ ‘guilty; in the munictpal court proper. But there must be a limit to this as to eee OYSTER PLATES, retailed at 8 | JAPANESE TEAPOTS, . DECORATED TOILET SETS, MAJOLICA PITCHERS, GIFT CUPS AND SAUCERS, COOKING UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON ne 709 MARKET SPACE. Great Repvverox Is Paice Or LARGE SELF-FEEDING STOVES. of Boston yesterday of beating the Hotel Vendome out of a board Dill. She offered to ‘work out’ the indebtedness to avold incarceration. Sentence was deferred.” ‘This 1s the woman who figured here some months since, 1t will be remembered, with Solicitor Raynor, of the ‘Treasury, in an ex- citing street scene, on which occasion the solicitor charged her with an attempt to blackmail him. ae Rey. Mr. Hicus’ Liesu Surr AGatnst THE New York Grarnic.—Rev. Mr. Hicks, Guiteau’s spir- itual adviser, sued the Graphic Company ot New York for libel, in having published a statement that he had demanded $2,000 from the government for Guiteau’s skeleton. ‘Suit was brought in this everything. The limit is certainly reached at Fels & Co.'s Liquid Coffee, because it is deci- edly the best, and in actual use the cheapest. ‘There is no bother in the making; there is not an atom of waste, and it is always goodalike. Trial will convince, JP=LS & C0.’s LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE, FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & CO.’S LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & C0,'S LIQUID COFFEE. ‘The Popularity of Hub Punch is pleasing gees the success of the proprie- tors in using the st and purest components. Sold by grocers and druggists, 1 box Light PRINTS, 5 cents; usually cents, L. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE, mb3 908 7r# STREET, BETWEEN I AND K. Lundborg’s Rhentsh Cologne. On Thirty Days Trial. ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic” Belts and Electric Appltances on trial for thirty days to men ‘oung or old) who are affilcted witn nervous lebility, lost vitality and kindred trouble guar- anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health Sus: Suxs: Suze: CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B—NO Tlaving too taree a stock cf above Stoves still on District, and the notice was served on the nows- s z x 2 ee et eee oR Paper's correspondent. Counsel for the company FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. Ladi) ‘heute, as thirty days’ one COLORED SILKS, 50, 62, 750. eamong them oon € the, colebra oer an ah Hed an answer yesterday denying the jurisdiction | pers & 90.8 LIQUID COFFEE. 5 FANCY SUMMER SILKS, 50, 62, 750. Teeular prices. isa chance seldom cflered. A of the court on the ground that the company ts a z = Best Cashmere, PUADK GEGME, 08 6s: eet 6196 Sv S| Seeger Portable and Brick-sct Hinges, corporation established elsewhere and not OTHING hi but th ld Silk Velvet Cra ‘714 7th street, 6 a ~ 7 st Business In this District. The question exci SIN REG bree te eee bet tis sued pes EO SL ee Garnet, Drones, Denk Groen bed Nery Be en aoe | Agents for Danforth's Vapor stove and fiud. gresses every day. In the making of coffee the world has progressed but little for centuries until the introduction of Fels & Co.'s Liquid Coffee, which simplifies the making, 80 that it takes lesa trouble time than tea itself to hhave ready one cup ora hundred of such coffee hitherto has only been hoped for but not ob- ined. ‘Trial will convince. EST AND CHEAPEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST, BEST AND OHEAPEST. PEOPLE who go to market carly these wet and chilly mornings, as well as those who have to be there still earlier to serve them, cannot do better than protect their health and strength by a cup or two made instantly from Fels & Co.’s Liquid Coffee. It is caster to make than tos, and does ever 20 much more good, Trial will convince. ‘ELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE, FELS & C0.'S LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & CO.’S LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & CO.’S LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & CO.'S LIQUID COFFEE. FELS & CO.’S LIQUID COFFEE. N nothing in the world can one brace up before 8 day's work, or refresh atter it better than on '@ cup of goud coffee. Until now this has just been the trouble to get that oup of coffee really some interest. Affairs in West Washington. BUILpIne AssociaTion.—At the tenth regular monthly meeting of the First Co-operative Bulld- ing Assoctation of Georgetown, held last night at Dashaway hall, $2,600 was sold as follows: $1,000 at 71 per cent, $1,000 at 70 per cent, $100 at 66 per cent, and $500 at 65 percent. Tho report of the finance committee was read, showing the business of the association for the ‘months of November and December, 1882, and January and February, 1883, to have been as follows: Receipts for the four months—From settlements, $300; advances, $562.74; premiums, $349.47; fines, ‘$37.88: insurance, $15; dues, $10,178.66. Balance on hand October 31, 1882, $1,491.34. '‘Total, $12,935.09. Disbursed—On account of advances, $12,372.25: management, $215.07; in- surance, $17. Total, $12,605.32, Leaving a balance of $3 $329. ConpucTors D1scHaRGED.—Five conductors of cars of the Washington and Georgetown railroad PH el were much surprised by receiving their aise! e this morning. The reason of this sud- den action on the part of the company was not given. Forty Years’ Exvertence of an Old Nurse. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup 1s the prescription of one of the best female pl clans and nurses in the United States, and has been used for { years with never-failing success by mil mos for their Crean “ relieves elites rom cures ry and diarrhoea, in thd bowels and wird colic, By eiving Death ere itrests the mother. Price % cents a Our Colored Silks at 50c. are worth T5c. Wo are selling an excellent quality BLACK SATIN (worth $1) for 750. Heavy GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK (worth $1.25) only $1. COLORED SURAH SATINS, cheap at 50c. Extra heavy GROS GRAIN COLORED SILKS, only | ¢¢, $1—SPECIAL BARGAIN. Tre Niw Norrawesr.- Our fine quality BLACK FRENCH SILKS reduced — from $1.50 to $1.25, NEW Enterprise. NEW Store. Goods. Our finest quality extra heavy GROS GRAIN BLACK | NEW Clerks.) NEW Customers, 4 SILKS reduced from $2 to $1.50, AD W. 8. JENKS & 00., ‘717 7th atreot nortnwoet. ——; FAMILY SUPPLIES, 18 <== m,W,3 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, — CARTER’, Tl MARKET SPACF. Good Advice. Nearly all the ills that afflict us can be pre- ‘vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. There is no medicine known that will do this as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. “Rough on Corns.” Ask for Wells’ “Rough on Corns.” 15¢. Quick, aes, permanent cure, Corns, warts, ae jons. mbl Just Annrven. ; NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED SATEEN ROBES. CHOICE DESIGNS IN SATEEN, AND PLAIN TO “cH FINE LINE OF SUMMER SILKS, IN CHECKS | x bbl. Pati FOULARD SI iN BLA COL0! LOUSINE tL ORee & % = HANDSOME PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS. 8, LATEST 01 83 esses ———— Alexandria Affairs. Reported for Ta Evenrxa Stan. County CaNprpaTEs—The May election has called out many candidates for office in Alexan- dria county. For commonwealth’s attorney Hd mund Burke and James E. Clements are candi- dates, For county treasurer, W. C, Wibert and H. E. Holmes are mentioned. ’ P. W. Squires, L. D. Hatch and W. A. Rowe are spoken of for the sheriff's office. F. G. Schutt, Horatio Ball, W. 1H. Lomax and H.L Holmes ate each thought by friends proper for commissioner of the revenue. Among the candidates for commissioners in the revenue districts are Messrs, Mills, Rowe, Squires, GEO. A. O'HARE, Groce, 1213 7th street northwest, bet. M and N, UsT Recerven A Fassa Inrorm TION OF Durkee’s Saind Dressing #8 is composed of the freshest, purest, and cholcest condiments money will buy. It surpasses any that can be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor and all anxiety, LAN ae FIGURED INDIA SIL UT. SCOTCH GINGHAMS, IN CHECK AND PLAIN. DAMASBE ALL-SILK GRENADINES, CK DRESS GOODS, IN ALL THE SPRING ie nes (nore GAe COLO! RESS ALL THE PA ES FOIE GRAS RSEADES see ser i! cna IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, R. 3 " 1} , 8 eR CLUDING, CUSED Rtg AWBEREE, | FROMAGE DE BLIE, NEUFCHATEL. ROQUES CRUSHED RASPBERRY, SAGE, SAPPHIRE, CA- FORT, SAP SAGO, CREAM CHEESE, YOUN@ DET, 7 “COTTA AND’ MANX OTHER AMERICA, PINE APPLE, EDAM, SHADES. ENGLISH DAIRY, Best Shirts, 50c., 75c. and $1, at J. E. Young’s Mecker’s Baking Powder is perfect in every respect, healthful, thorough! rellable, uniform in strength, and its baking athe good. Use of Fels& Co.'s Liquid Coffee accom- ALL OF THE ABOVE GOODS HAVE BEER CARE- Hatch, Pinn, Costella, Jackson,Grumwel, Robert plishes it, with never a chance of failure. No | ‘Hes caunol be surpassed, EULLY SELECTED BY ME IN THE EASIEKN C20. K REEREDY 2 GOR. son and others. ae sAlaern MARKET, 1209 4 , ‘STATION Hovar.—Charles Slaughter, colored, 1s Re crane motes and Nome Cconuaiical Siria Alderney Dairy <Vagone.” — mals willconyince. + ECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO TRY IT. NO WASTE, NO TROUBLE. RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO TRY IT. NO WASTE NO TROUBLE. GO MANY MEN COULD HAVE A HOT AND SATISFYING DRINK IN THEIR NOON Fresh Alderney Butter. churn and delivered in 3¢-1b. “Ward” prints, ‘Bie. per 1D, Also, cottage cheese butte! te. per qt Cream, 15¢. pint. Lievor . held at the station house this morning, charged with vagrancy. There were six lodgers. Bank OFFicens.—The German bank, yesterday afternoon, elected Messrs. Agnew, French, Down- ham, Lichberg, Francis, Portner, Reid and ‘Schnet- der directors. "Mr. Robert Portner is the president of the bank, ‘THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL.—Preparations for re- opening the Alexandria canal are now completed. msiderable repairs and cleaning have been made. New lock-gates have been put up, and floors and 8. L. HEMPSTONE, 803 MARKET SPACE, PENNA. AVENUE. ONE PRICE, IN PLAIN FIGURES. mbi Ar Cosm Ar Cosm ‘ELS & CO.’S LIQUID COFFEE. Coffee from which has been extracted the ure! nd in which their abr upd constructed roe which ben takes fection. ‘until April Ist, Boil water, than if takes’ to fell ds, Noeedi men walls repaired. It is understood that navigation HOUR, THAT IT 18 TRULY SUBERISING HEADQUARTERS FOR, FINE OLD RYE WHTS-| Call and examine Stock and Prices. for Circulars Foreeloby’ ? upon the canal will be resumed before the #th of "HEY DON'T AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE 4 the present month. CHANCE. TO A TEASPOONFUL OR TWO Stock well assorted, and must be reduced before B. if gern 5 SONS, RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—The Manassas train on the OF FELS & CO.'S LIQUID OOFFEE, UPON —— making contemplated improvements. a6 ¥_UTRERT BORTHWES Midland railroad arrived at Alexandria behind WHICH BOILING WATER I8 POURED 1N time last night, having been delayed by an acct- dent to a freigt train on the M. G. branch, which obstructed the road. The truck of a freight car broke, and seven or elght freight cars were thrown, Bosrox Cvcumners, ‘Boston Tomatoes, THE CUP, AND SUGAR AND MILK TO THE TASTE, AND IN LESS TIME THAN IT ‘TAKES TO READ THIS, THE BEST BEVER- MARYLAND CLUB A, MONTICELLO "77, GEO. J. JOHNSON, trom the track and injured, but no lives were lost. AGE IN THE RUUND WORLD I8 READY Sato) mb 718 MARKET SPACE, Fhiladelphia Capong, _REvOuTER's Nores.— Mrs. Susan Dwyer has bren FOR, YOU. : OLD cRow, Fresh Salmon, struck with paralysis of the left side, at her home, ROYAL CABINET, Fresh Bcallopa, on Duke street. She is the sister of Rev. John A. EST FOR FAMILIES. 4 i: Gouies, 3 Rochford, of St. Dominic’s monastery, South IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY, Gossirs =p PALACE MATKET, FRANK J. TIBBETS. HOUSEKEEPERS BEST FOR COFFEE SALOONS, BEST FOR ONE-AND-ALL. BEST FOR HEALTH AND POCKET. WHEN the head of the house comes home after the day's labor and trial, then is the time for the wife who has regard for her husband’ com- fort and health to have ready some invigorating cup to cheer him, Nothing can surpass in Washington, and has many relatives in the Dis- trict.—Mr. Darley, hurt by the late accident on the Midland railroud, has much improved within the past few days——John Cullen, charged with Violation of the United States revenue laws by selling tobaeco and liquor without license, was balled by Commisstoner Fowler yesterday.— The mayor has sent Coates Ward, George Washington and Samuel Jackson to jail, and has fined Hiram Johnson $15 for assault and carrying concealed BEDFORD RUM, JAMAICA RUM. PIPER HEIDSIC CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, GUINNESS’ POR- TER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED, YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, BOT- TLED, HOLLAND GIN 38 ‘Will open at their stores, NOTICE cr TO A ‘Nos.820, 822 AND $24 SEVENTH STREET, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1218, sy i Pry 2 x ‘weapons.——George Simms, who recently at- Savies cies Gis puoacitnal ie nee ie swan). tempted suicide, {8 now missing.—Shad are now 4 2 “pd being caught in small numbers, Washington made from Fels & Co.'s Liquid Coffee. Try it, E. C. KNIGHT, ye overworked husbands, ye worried wives. ‘The entire Stock of 4 1782 Pennsylvania avenue. z * 5 goo, a3 buys them llr. Coleman, the upper | ‘ins street dentist, has y ‘al arrel with five gallons of gin was stolen from the front | OE people object to every new ides, but thelr of Downey’s store, at the “Village,” last week. objections drop to the ground as soon as they make‘one test of Fels & Co.'s Liquid Coffee. It Bie wan: BANKRUPT GOODS Emer Hs > (4 3 ral ——_-o-_____ LABOR STRIKES —Between 500 and 600 men em- is not a Chemical Compound, but made directly| H 12 00 W ow W EER . ployed in the Springfield (I11.) rolling mills are on from the coffee bean, Huh 89 3 Siwy oe OF GEO. M. TAYLOR, & a strike because of the employment of non-union # 8 8 Wwe # RE men in bee Cee CO a ge ter an i oo Ww W EERE B Hy ornamental pa ed in sn car —_— works at St. Louls struck yesterday. morning. be S85 9 A EF ERE gS885 tes | cause a Chinese youth was placed in the shop by 8 Aa kt Ex ggg, ‘The stock consists of # Gd cd the superintendent to work preparatory to a course § Oo Aaa E - WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, ” Of study at the school of mines, to which he Will] ask YOUR GROCERS FORIT. Sess® ‘God 294 Tun Eee Ssss® 5 erichy aia oawe eae epee wave Make Beaver BUILDERS’ AND GENERAL HARDWARE, eas =o wm soa corer laf strey and Initiane even, F Pp FELS & CO., Proprietors, F. P. MAY & 00, SILKS, DRESS GPODS, DOMESTICS, LINENS, — REPARATIONS VEN R. RELLY, {1 €84 Pennsylvania avenue. mh3-s, m, w26t PHIGADELPREA. { —<$§£ << CLOTHS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, . LAMB, Ti Sonwep BEER . F@ FRYING FISH AND OYSTERS OLIV BUTTER More wholesome and econominal than Eee eine eee eee os instructions how to use Olive Butter, by the J rincipal of the Cooking School, free upon application. WASHINGTON BUTCHER'S SONS, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. For SPRING and SUMMER demands are proceeding rapidly with us, and we are getting into shape for RUSHING TRADE—anch as we have a right to expect from our REMARKABLE SUCUESS of the past 16 years, the term of our existence. M48CH# IS OUR SPRING OVERCOAT MONTH, AND I ALREADY HAVE THAT STOCK ON THE COUNTER FOR YOUR INSPEC- . TION. IN VARIETY, FINISH AND FIT THEY EXCEL ANY- THING EVER OFFERED BY GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS, are tees ~ of charge to sllpartsof the las no ie es HOUSEKEEPING GOODE, &c., &c, This getting into shape applies more particularly to the CHOICE, NOVEL and truly ELEGANT lines of SUITS and SPRING OVERCOATS that we are having made from the most FASHIONABLE materials. Our OVER-GARMENTS, however, in ANY STYLE you want, for MEN, BOYS and CHILDREN, are nearly all ‘We bought the entirestock ata $an22-w&s GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH, in, Whoever infends buying «LIGHT. WEIGHT cae Tse Lavrex Excnavie Co.. And we are going to sell it accordingly. enamel ee, OVERCOAT ‘RING may as have the use of 1425 New York aveni it these clear, bright days, and now is agood time to Saarevecs end Blecuvtypere. Wo MISTAKE, 10 F Srarer Nosrmwest, Waskinerox, D.C. , bein wearing this serviceable Garment, Fine Cuts for Relief or Plate Press Printing by cone GEORGE SPRANSY, neanioe Jeuten's ew Process, Ans In our BOYS and CHILDREN’S department the variety never was eo great as it isthis season, and Parents will find it to their interest to bring the little folks here to be clothed, whether they need kilt suits or Pants suits, bringthem to us. The handsomest room in our building devoted to this department, which is celebrated for correctness of atyle and lowness of price. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER aND TAILOR, 607 77m SLREET, ASTON FISHE! CHEMICAL DI 906 G street: GUINNIP & CO., Y CLEANING ESTABLISH- Thirty : I GUABANTEE IN WRITING PRICE AND QUALITY. Day ‘Goons, LUTTRELL & WINE Have an elegant assortment of best French Sateens at 811 MARKET SPACE, Fine Drews 8" to order sets for issobe end ") nite, Hexiery and U CALL “SPECIAL” ATTENTION TO THE FOL- A. BAKS & CO., i TOWING: ‘65c. ~ sesortment of An elegant assortment of Nuns Veiling at 250. 10-4 82) , STRICTLY ONE-PRICE TAILORS AND Ai Gres aoramentt une Ving 0%, 3121Pennaylvania Avenue Northwest. 13 RE Spa as at Goya, ABS 31.10, 82, ais, ¢ 0. = SOP | pcs deal cee wink wed sxtitis idietbe taps red | Sh or st Ger Tx Besr. 316 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET, elegant assortment ot Summer Silke, ., “THE CONCORD HARNESS." am ‘all colore. orders with the leading house of Washington. 0.24 a J Cashmere st popular prices, T 5 LUTZ & BRO. The best ine of Cloth anu Cassimere poys'| LL HE J. M. BRUNSWICK & BLAKE CO. ., Dosturs New Yours Hare: th Gis city. Wo make sults lo ordase, moe oo ‘The most extensive manufacturers of 491 PENSSYLVANIA AVENUE, ~ nQUesieek of Linen Denasks, Towels, Napkins, Doy- ‘Adjoining the National Hotal. — — : Sole Agents for Hill's Celebrated Concord Harness. ‘The SILK AND STIFF HAT introduced in NEW | 15¢0%** OOF Lsdiee? Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at TRUNKS and HAUNESS tn grest variety, at Lowes Full tine shirts. shirts order and TRUNNEL & CLARK, Prices. YORK by DUNLAP & CO. now ready at iguarsatond ihe patant Vest-pocker Suis is fast ti ach sce, | Boom i mar heey Teme eee ee Agents, ages at half price, Lot of Kid Gloves, soiled, former $1, only 250. £6-1m 905 Pennsylvania avenue, One case 10-4 Sheoting, good quality, aoe fi ft Bouse ana : 80aP . Now tanto a bee Made ¢ £ 18 THE THE T1 TO BUY BLACK atfrom 5 to 10 cents leas than the lowest market prices Koechlin’s Gold Ticket Genuine FREN ATINES. both Plain and Figured, TaD ome MITCHELL'S, ‘No, 931 PENNA. AVE. THE bi Arig novomer Mei sent, mb2-6t Bnoor, Has Just