Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1883, Page 3

gEI Bos 409 ax 40: WRENCH, ENGLISH. GPP CHRISTMAS AND NEW Ma ADATTE Srvweh his Ageute § Tos ANO FANCY N Qeediseod In this sector French and ¢ ‘ ‘ToYs. GAMES. $0 WEE K MUSICAL BOX: r CHIN WORK STANDS 480 FANCY Pisa AND aud OSS. PARTE LES vited to maki TED GOUDS CAN It s£MAS U LIDAY PRY t NTS F SIZES, OF DFE SENTS Fr MAN GOODS AND TOYS, PRES! jeaare in fn: web VASES AND ORNAMEN BA > ETS. EE BOY OB GEX UAB Selection of ESsINc TERS, west, ENTS. omits his recived, | | | | TPMENTS. TS, FLY Horses. | / Customers beir purchases earl: Sok St Caps, Hats, EN BUT ALso A-waik throuch cur Immense Establishment will eun- Mince you o A few questions ci il ispel all dou 922 SEVENTH and ro AS ENTIRE BL °0 any oo O90 FOR TOYS AND HOLIDAY WE CLAIM NOT ONT. LARGEST Asso} THAT ROCK BOTTOM first assertion, SILVER! TR PLAC FANCY PRESENTS TOMAVE RTMENT, WE SELL THEM aT PRICES. any article you may faney 4s to our second assertion, 13 KIGHTH ST. ¥. W.. Pennsylvani OF BUSINESS RUNS THROUGH } THE } ia avenne. aio | L x S x x x G66_ 00 ¥ g co x € x x x Waeie sale Depu: sana avenue | t & CO. SR KELLY LAMB, VES street wing, cr address a TAR: rsa peirpaese CEL oF ah hatin cuaL We Briu All kinds of W« onder at Er. Wen Woor JAKSENESS De SRTAD Svat woop OU WANT JOHNBON WHANYES AND RA Corner % peavey GEST FRI YORE; aie DELIVERED Ox ¢ BiNEs deat only in MINC f our facto AN COA Tatu ETAIN ck. Th OUILLS, FOR Di CuGish, Col Gis, FAN COAL ners ie respectfully invited to OLD mt L ¥ the trustee, the Cen- Association com hae already written 1. ¥. KNIGHT. General Aneut SENEGA conse Fotis st AND COAL [Vy M.tEE BO ILLIAMS & CO. , Auctioneers, PIANOS AND ORGANS. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. AUCTION SALES. TRATOR'S SALE. ADM tae S oust of th Pees. J. FISHER & CO. Auctioncera CHANCFRY Sat THE “Wass HID STREET NOKTHWEST aud by virtusof a @eeree of the Supreme, the District of Columbia, passed in Equity’ 40, Docs 2 Daniel ctor va etal, the unde (Tiaccree: will sll at public auetion, to te Tand parts of Lote Nos, 3 and 3, * fn the City oF Washington D.C on pNESDAY TWELPTH DAY OF DECEMBELL A Sa, at FOUR 0" rty is unproved by a lange busiding, known: LOCK P.M, on the premises. House,” and formany years occu- cel Chle-as prescribed bg the decree to be: One- rehase money garb, and the balance in fro (a) yearm, the deferred pas ments to bear eat anit to be eestiral to. the satisfaction of the 3 deposit of two hundred dollars will be re- fidiof Sales aud til conervauetne to be at or if the terms of cale are bt coms ? tisss from ante of wale, the Trusteca Be “Pig fo trea the property at the Hh aud | CONG! the defaulting purchase W. 5. WEB. Trustee, NK E, MIDDLETON, Srimice FRANK E. ETON, Srnatee, pl0-m,m.skds 201 16th street northwest. E ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL wWibabat, DECEMBER NINETELNGIH, same ‘ di2-w.s,m&ds mE IN CONSEQUENCE, OF PEQTRONED unt MOSDAT: DECEM- Cred, sate hour ad} che Trantor ‘ikew, 27 ON ACCOUNT OF THE STORM, TT is POSTPONED nati TUESDAY, the FL i NEARY AT Fof the Tristoes rartees. THIS EVEN! JPOLE®. auctor GREAT SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. DAY. DECEMBER _THIR. CK PM. st the National tinting until alare and varied assortment of for Christy eer. er Kings. Gold ists, karrinas, P Gold Tee rt [I SITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. i facing, fsenod ont of th ¢ f the Districtof C sell at puolie wale, for mith et all agsivet Char CLAY LON MeMICHAEL, United States Marshal, THOMAS DOWLING, Au 18-9 7 MAN & co. Agents and Auctioneers, F street er “VALU ARLE. IMPROVED, Nos. 14 AND 14 F STEEL ed.of trust, dated on the Sth day, ‘ aud by direction cf the patty sec Hi kell. at pubti in trout of HURSDAY. th AY Gg JAN | following West t ibe red forty: a tohn $i @ suldtivisen siveu Lundred and 0 said y of | | EDIATELY THEREAPTE by virtue of a deed st. dated on the fouth diay of May A.D. | ‘one of the land | fd by direction | seat Fab) 2 (8) Square Wash one, to sud for which the mm Of the purchase mie of sale, "All vonveyatemne at cont of Tertus to be coimplicd with im seveu days, from date of sale, JEROME LEE, Trustee. WLM. SMITH, Salesman. sds day at his mice, 4° C ntrect fay a his Ofie, 450. ce oY p. 10. Maan Office, ints joved. Prompt treatment, strictly confidential, tos eparate ru: pat. © CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Da 1b strect southwest," Particular ses Peculiar to Ladies, tuarried emaiid Ovarian troubles treuted, fem TEED TO ANT : ity P.O. n2tint :OTHEKS AND GRAY GIVE NO na to soe side-show drige with the doctor, “Prose disap a diseases ationld cousnlt Dew 6D street southwest, Will uaradtes cure OF Wu pay. ‘Thirty- . of tat )D RESTORED By SING A BOTTLEOR ) RESTORED A BOTTLEOR AS! Invigorating Cordial, ia! Weaktiess, Nervous Da MEN—CHECKS —1N sin thie days. Drug Store, 2: HOURS ith streek 450 Penna. ave. Washington, D.0. Six HAPOTEAUTS WINE OF PEPTONR, ich contains 10 grammes of Beef Weis entirely assianitan iood Vessels without reqitirtie Vigus work. It is hivtily reo medical faculty of Paris) to conva- " rm i Wasting b Ache Gastralgia, Logs of Appetite: og to ted by Exceng ol Work, Age, Fever, Dydene y. Discus: of the Cliest, Caucerous Agections: Fre. ent Leave or Loug Fatgue Karis, Kue Vivienne, Beid by all Deugsiste, ee mathly ® i t N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT QU COLOMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAYS, vs, WASHINGTON Crry Savinee E JOURNALS | the | | } | ROCK Yes AD Fy tievided botiee of three tines a Week fOr i day. ain (hive Hines & for fe ssid January 2 published in the city of ARLES Y. JAMES, Justica, i A CLANCY, TLoxses. iE INSTITUTIONS. ‘OCK INSURANCE COMPANY, STRICT OF COLUMBIA, {© snare Homes saint death, by fir, iets and Ass't Clerk, Yorr PATRONIZE HO! THE LIVE y-Laws, StKELT NORTHWEST, where ali tnfuniation ean be oblaited DIRECTORS E.G.Ds TC. Bree BS Welt . B— Agents aw ne * fermitted to collect money for without written or printed an ity frum the company, aigued by the President and Seceetary, maT-ita E PPS’ cocoa e BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. “Ry a thorotuch knowledge of the natural laws which gowr the orcrstions ut dieeation annd burtitgae ate oe Pew abplietan of he tow repertie gf ew Tevtod Cocoa, “ie kpps nas provided our breakfast tables with + =p fi" cn ae 3 ch ey save funny heoty ducture’ its. Tem by te decietoas ee hh articies of dive thata constitution uiny be grad {e‘ay-until ssrenuc cute fe fesse every tendency Prax os. Chickering Square, Cs Me oats ise Chickering Improvement Wm. Knabe & Co., Large,. Handsome Instrument, Moder Improvement, ‘New Pianos and Organs at all prices. 19-19 Pease a | Sauane Excellent Condition, All Modern ts, $225. Cash. cago aad JOHN F. ELLIB & CO, 987 PENN. AVE., near 10th Street. (ASSIGNEES No, 12 Ustow the Tate fem of "Peters & Greene, the cents on the dollar, based on factory h Tented stock. The goods Hlan'90 fer crit of price quoted: byt ‘There is hard] Beli esertion, Ive domean Sour Bearty a pliments of die ‘Ihave now in stock— 1—A genuine Chickering Pian $700: bas Eine, maseive carved lea and Ty shxing lity of tone, offered al &: string. class, a mat Por tone ‘and actlon to No. 3.7 peerless instrmment, rel “octave, m0: r at 360. med at 7—Second- offe ed at unprecedented barcaine, th ‘as. rk. and the doll: tit Eis ie oak cutie dorm teterearil any on ECan get theme! ‘Shiguld thege woods be tate the iy'4 frst class maker of note toy hot rirmsented in this stock, which also et Piano stools, covers and imusical’ instruments oF ieving I sbation, and exvending SITs coset eeraet m J. W. HARDOASTLE, offered. $275, Xo. 5—A beautiful Esty Organ; regular, $175; offered SALE OF PIANOS AND, ona Free wane, N. ¥., Dec. 11th, 1883, Cuavxcny J. lirep, 433 7th st. 0. w.. Washington, D. C. ‘Dear Sir; Actlag On your susvestion, I have your sccountsat te assursevs sale of, tha edects of ‘entire stock at 65 inventory of ‘uew value of t 8 piano oF ted baker, at Leas lar agent, ‘the coun: braces i'meet to you thecom- ‘act that wil “round corners, double veneered reset per in power and a SX upright iu clogant rosewood sir, wraud ‘action regwian, e800, oered size, No. 3—From the factory of Wm. Knabe & Co.. double round Square Grand, in solid rosewood, ever satehless ustrumsests repulas, S150, 0 4—An upright in massively carved case. equal in ry ay first fiered at triple stringed, 0. 6—A ssonins Mason & Hamlin Organ; regular, 40. vlisha Pianos for beciuners at @40 and . §—The matchless Shonninger Cymbella Organs ye only Organs in the world containing 9 com ¢ chhine of bells cite N. Bring deposit; positively no refuse given with- i pean GHAUNCES J. REED, 433 Tih st. a. w. GE WD é Ero. ° 00 THE WONDERFUL CLAR} Any one can pi: instruction. TH! And other ‘Mi fusieal Novelties, Musk rhe most difficult must; tben it with sweetest expression aud without| street northwest, MUSICAL HOLIDAY PRESENTS, TONA. Teal MAGICAL MUSIC INSTRUCTOR ical Instramente, Book Folios, Rolls and Stands, Piano “the SHEER: the KRANCH & BACH and NEW ENG- LAND PIANOS, the BARKER and other ORGANS. 415, IANO TUNING AND REPAIRING ar F. LUCAS, 51m 515 th treet Worthwest. | Hersexave Praxos Are celc-brated for richnes: of tone, kant workmanship, end durability Superior qualities are proieed by equal, huxing the: Graud. Exaiine ‘aud payments to suit, ae KF A. Un 890. * PIANOS TUNED AND RE PAIRED €2~ Orders promptly attended to. References: Chickering & Sons, F. A URSO'S Piano Roo sepl0-7m, H ‘Fianos for Christinas Gifts, ALLET, DAVIS & CO’S_UPRIG! given for payments, HL. SUMNER, Agent, lactic touch, ele- ‘Their them. ‘The best Indges prefer th: Heinekamaps forts hich siandan! of excellenoe and solid merit, ‘Our inagnifeent Uprigt Grands. stand without an power of expression of a Concert hem before you bay, Lowest prices | BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOM, 427 10th street north aie Feri ASPECIALTY. ew York. 5 613 11th street northwest, HT PIANOS. A Select stock of these unequalled Uprighter = Lowest Fuctory Prices, and two years time’ 811 Ninth street, northwest, TINE * ECKER” PIANOS, Ake MAD ‘Also for Burdett organs, ADE BY DECKER DRUS,, N.Y GOH. KUHN, Sole Avent, 4U7 10th st. uw. y. firin BR EICHENBAcH’s PIANO Gueed prices, Wm. Knube & Co.'s W. howned Pianos, Tus ‘Ath street, ubove Pa. ave. WAREROOMS, PIAS of Various makes for eale aud runt at fosgeee = and repaurini. orld-re- «3 P!4N0S, ORGANS, SHEET a1 EMERSON PIANO, Pienog ‘Feut applied if purchased, SCENT MUSTO, No. USIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, ‘The Most Perfect Piano Mada, ‘The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactures. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. ind Orwans sold on tnstallimenta, rented or ex- Bbeonly complete stock in thecity. HENRY EBERBACH, 915 FSTREET. FINANCIAL MEMBER OF NEW YORK sTOc PETROLEUM ON MARG! AT REUGLAR NEW YORK STOCK CHICAGO BUAKD OF TRADE PRI VITED 10 EXAMINE THE F5 OFFICE. CONSTAN YORK STOU! CL QuOTATIO: EXCHANGE AND Ci OFFICE. Stock axp Gray Excaaxor, 1331 F STREET NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE EBBITT HOUSE, 1. BRIGHAM BISHUL & CO, SPECIAL WITH S, M. HTBEARD, SONS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALI K EXCHANGE, BUY. SELL AND CARRY STOCKS, GRAIN AND TO SU} TT CUSTOMERS (CHANGE AND ARE IN- (TIES OF THIS NS FROM NEW HICAGO BOARD OF TRADE BY PRIVATE WIRES LIKECT TO OUR nea Rost. J. Taows BROKER IN Orders to buy or sell, on marsin or fi direct private wires, SRational Me ‘Hon. Janes References n7-6un AMS Offer special inducements to buy given. ‘We invite correspondence. All informa\ Gate of Louisville, Ky GRATN, PROVISIONS, COTTON AND PETROLEUM, ‘No. 613 15th Street (National Metroplitan Building.) for cash, exeented on the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Cotton Exchange. Constant quotations iustautly received by F.P. SCHMITT & CO., Chicago correspondent. SAWYER, WALLACE& CO., New York correspondent, tropoltta oa ee (Onters by Telephone Promptly Attended to.) Ava & Co. BANKERS AND BROKERS, (¢F STREET NORTHWEST, or sell CRUDE PETROLEUM, either for Cash or on Margin, INLOTS OF 100 BARRELS OR MORE tion cheerfully 5 AND SELL U. ay UL8. GowT aes Wasi C. GASLIGHT: Deporits recetved mbject to check. Wepey SPECIAL attention to obt H. H. RODGE, ‘Sold on sion in San Francisco, AND D. C, BONDS; wala Gaber afning CORRECT and RELIABLE information regarding our various city securities, and are prepared At ail tliues Lo answer iugui- dee rasarding same, WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. ‘Ponds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and Comintssion, ‘No, 099 ISTH STREET (CORCORAN BUILDING) Agency ior Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers (GBroapwax, New Youe, Frery class of Securities bourht and sold on commris- ‘Baltimore, i MAIL LINE U. 8. T'Mownde sab Bore ‘The GEORG | Site ao AREAS Hips ected ty WE RRP Gen Agent ORFOLK AND THE 3 1OSELEY. jeals served “Os the SO Pam DNESDAY an@ FRIDAY, at 5:30: INDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at For informatior ‘st Gebe- For A MO} . 25 cents, ‘Leaves 7th-atreet wharf at 7am. FOR POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS, Siorat dlccandeis with Herren pee ane ema res fuwton, ‘On Slondaya for Nomini and {otermediate : ‘St. Clement's Bay, wharves and i1 setup "Fr eturniuy Sunday en M™ VERNON! ar. VERN BTEAMER W. W. CORCORAN t wharf daily (ex Br Yemen ilo gelock aa: Tetsning reaches Wishia: about 3:34. oS L. L. BLAKE, Captain, Pporomac TRANSPORTATION LINE, ‘The steamer £,,Grorheran, Jeaves atreet, every SUNDAY, every SUE, Capt. W. Be wotdock puns: oe eldanare aga clock pang’ for" Baldioreana River Return fog, leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at o'clock an Ail accommodations strictly first-cl efivnieen aust be prepaid, ad Tl bo recetved om STEPHENSON & BRO.. ‘th street Wie asd Wt ghd oe abe, STEAMERS. ALAN LINE-SUMMER SERVIC! JUFBEC to Liverpool every Saturday, making Wr iiortet acres Teper. us ONLY FIVE DAYS from LAND to LAND. Accommodations unsurpassed. CABIN—870 and $80 Single: $195 and 150 Excursion, mi6-6m_ Boston and Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, Queenstown and Galeraywurvicu is Purforined weekly, By direct ships. cartying pusseuwere Ouly on their voy? aces from Europe. Intermediate Passage, $40. Prepaid Steerage, $2L LEVE & ALDEN, General Agents, 207 Broadway, New York;or, A, E. KIMBALL, 1211 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, 6m Washington, D. ©. wn. V ORTH GERMAN LI OyD. STRAMBIIP LIN DetweRn New Yonx, HAVRE, ‘Lonbos, SOUTHAMPTON axD BmnaEN, cPagatancre of ii cata wil mal EVERY WED. KESDAY AND SATURDAY fram By er, foot of Ml street, Hoboken. Rates of passuct: Frou New York to Havre, Lotion, Soutlianiyton and Tivemen, Pee eat 84) anid “#100. second cubdn, 840: atecruge. BUD: prepa eames certian, $2 The Redon ge fom ap0ly TO ORLRICHS & CO), 2 Bowiliuc Green, New York: METZEROIT & Colo Peuuayivauia avenue north wet a. jad 9 or, NE ROUTE, MSHIP COMPANY LIMITED, EW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM PIER 40. NK. NEW YORK, Wed.. Deo. 26. | Cérinlonia... Wed. Wed. Jan. 2 | Bothnia, W SI Wet! Jan. 9, | Pavonta, Steerae at very low rates, Steerage tickets from Live grhool und Queeastown and all vier parts of Europeat Jowent rates, Throuch bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Bavre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and fey Mediterranea rors ay a ‘or Leieht and pnnsave apply at the Company's office, Rod, Bowine Green, or bod steerage, aud ‘cao 60 CUS BIGELOW & CO, G6 7th sineet, Washington, "| VERNON I. BROWN & CO. ‘Messrs, OTIS BIGELOV YORK, ROUTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. — st powered, Clyde build Dutch AMSiERDAM. ROTTER: DAM, ZAANDAM, P. CA; LA AS, carrying the U, a couipany"s Pler, foot | Else x street, Jersey City, N.J.,rorularly every WED= NESDAY for Rotterdam’ aud “Avasterdam, alt f Fire cabin, €70, second cabin, $30. stecrigo, 26, B. CAZAUX, General Agent, 27 South Willian stren to W. G. METZERO' ew York. For pa C C0, 925 Bean, Ben, Wastin RAILROADS. JPALTvORE AND our0 KAILUOAD, KE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE TWEE THE FAS AND THE WEST. NIA. WASHINGTON, DOUBLE are ‘oot CK: JANNEX COUPLER! TREL BALLS! Fehedule to take efitct SUNDAY, ‘November Leave Washington fruin sation, corner of venue and Castreet by Eastern Standard or dian tin Fer, Chicago, Cincinnat, Louisville and St. Louis gui 2:05 em). 1016 a m., 10:10 p. mi, with Tiroweh 'Goaclien “wd Enlace Bleeptug Caretsabers ypomts, LTS change; 10:16 a m. daily to Chicago, Aecept saturday, For Pittsburg at 10:15 9, m, end 8:40. m. daily; 8:40 “1, to Pitisburg. Cleveiaud aud Detwole: with disc ing Care to Pittsbure. ‘er Toledo aud Detrcit via, Monroeville, 10:15 a.m gay sah Sleeper for Toledo, via Wheeling and Lake: ‘Trains for Philadelphia and New York st 8:10 8, m. daily, except Sunday; $ p.m. snd 1000p. w. daily-with Yasler and Sleeving Care uttached, For Valtiore on week aa Sd 10:08 1m, a ‘1883, ‘New Jerse "joth Meri oe For Nay Sutiony ‘octween Washington and Baltimore, 8. 6:40. Van. 12:10 pam, 4:40 Tund 10:16 Dm ‘or stations oh Metrovolitan. urauch, | B45 pam. daly excopt Sunday, 4:46 uclpal stations on Metrovotlees branch oe Le Valle au. daily’ i By Dy paun nm : ‘except Sunday, Dam. Wally; for’ Frederic pier pam, aud 3:45 ny 10:18 a.m, ay, duily except Sunday: For Bacerstow Sunday. Iv ns, V X ort 8 ‘Trunsartive from the Weat dally, 6: ae : yom New York, and Philadelphia, 2:55, 8:00am, daft, bb yam, dally except Sustiaye ee Frou Aniapolle "S20 ii: 6:97 pm: Sunday, ‘620 am. ally, and 2:15 p,m. daily, ck, Ad intermediate points, 8:25. 10-00 Be aul 8:0) ht Cally” oe 00 p, ut daily trom Point of Rocks =P Baltimore for Waehineton at 2 4:40, 6:50, 9:10, and 10:90 a, 15, 2:80, 4, 4:40, 6 a 90:5 muon Sundabe, ‘Btatlon except it ‘Ticket Office Washington Station, C19 asd 1St Pennsylvania avenuo, coruet lath eerect, whese will be taken for Ungwawe to be checkes tind seen Baltimore, hy rolne in the ity, WM jeu'l Paaaonger Agent, 8 7:50 Fron. Frede |. CLEMENTS, M. of T. Dt) CK LORD, ae GREAT ENNSYLVANTA ROUTE TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEsr?, OF SIXTH AND B STRRETS, a8 FOLLOWS :— For Pittsbu id the West. i Palace Meena Cargat Sout, Say oh ee Pee at 8404 tn, dably; Past 9:40.%. m. with Sleeping Cars fron: Harriabt foOmciniatl, "Western Express 1340p. un, daily. with, Falace Care to Pittsburg. ‘connects dally” for Chicago, via Coluunbus and St Lok BR Re wich Bleepiug Car Pittaburg to Chicags. Mia Express 10. p.m., daily, for Pittaburg and the West, with lace’ Sleep ‘Washington to Chi BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAI] AD, For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Ni 19.00 p. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Care. hihytoi to Kochester, and Washington te Baffsie ‘Train leaving Washington ou Sat aight will not run beyond Renovo, Fox Willamuport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 0am. For New York and the East, 8:16 a. m., 10:50, m..1: 4:00, ‘hd 3115 p.m.” On banday. 4-00 20-00, 11:15 p.m. Limited xpress of ‘Parlor Cars, 9:40 8. m. daily, except Sunday. Fer Howton withght cbaaye, 1:40 p.m. every week day. through trains connect at Jer. ‘Gn Sunday. Fee Oy with ate ee eatne sey City wi bosts of rooklyn aft Glect trancter to Der, atording Tener en ot usa on aa cr iphis, 8:15 and" 10:%0 ym. 1:40, 43 $4 1s pm. On Banday, CoM aad ae mite] Exprean 9:40 8. my a wunday. For Balfiore 60, 8 $346 10.40 100 Sunday, 9:40,10:80 a. yD. Te Creek Gz Foi Tope Creek Line 6:80 a m, and 4:0p. m. daily, For Antiapolis, 6:50 a.m, and 4:40 p.m. dally, exceptSun- NDR AND [CES] A AND, . FREDERICESE x RAIL. WAY, AND AND W, RATEROAD. ings For Alexanc 63 94 205 and 11: a Feros: hd ifeie pan. "Ob Bundagt or Richmond aud the ‘Soul 646 and 11:06am, daty, styaina jeave Alcaautnia fe Weaniey 12 vis of subthe 1ualadien are Boating around We Made simply with boiling water or mill. Scidin tins, (ouly 341. and Th.), by Grocers, labeled’. JAMES EPPS&CO, | elf-m,tuks Homeopathic Chemists, Loudoa, Epg. | bes sn to be ready for st yom should alt st om a cha be cold at SUBeaTS ou oan, Xo. 619 D strect, between Gthand 1 -B.—Note by mail prem Eminent Medical Testimony. “10 Rast 90> Sense, ‘ew Yous, March 1th, 1883, 1 have used Atzoocr’s Posovs Prasreas in my War: Wa A LITTLE MONEY BUY THE MOST? ‘If it ts Clothing that is needed, you will find at the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING ©O’S STORE 8% $8, 99 and $10 will buy better-made Suits and ‘Overcoats than other stores sell at ‘$10, 611, 612 and $15, ‘Manufacturing every garment we sell, we save you from paying the usual bi¢ profit thst goes tothe re- tailer, and wegive you good Clothing as near actual cost ‘as it is possible for any place to offer. ‘87 FINE CASSIMERE SUITS, ‘87 DRESSY CASSIMEBE OVEROOATS, $10 NEAT WORSTED SUITS, €8 GOOD MELTON OVERCOATS, $12 DRESS DIAGONAL SUITS, $13 FINE CORKSCREW §UITS, $12 SILK-FACED OVERCOATS. ‘Thoabove are but samples of our many Bargains, We are the people's defenders against high prices. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., @21 * CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS, EFF U U RRE 9SSg ER § Fins & “oo BOR Ss8 = ©. G. GUNTHER’S SONS, (esTapiiseEp 1820.) 184FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK ‘BEAL BEIN (English Dye) BACQUES, At $90, $100, 125, 8150. 8200, Eto. SEAL SKIN. DOLMANS AND CLOAKS, ‘Trimmed Bee Otter, Natural and brown Beaver, Black ‘At $186, $200, 8225, $250, #300 and upwards. SIBERIAN SQUIRREL LINED CIRCULARS, ‘At $32.50, $35, @45, 855 and $70. MINK LINED CIRCULARS, At 875, 886, 100, $125. SILK AND VELVET FUR-LINED GARMENTS, At G45, 665, $75, $85, $100, $150, $175 and upwards pecial attention to our new and original SDE fperfeot nt) Mutts, Col- SESS? Gloves Gnd inf desired will receive attention. When customer ure ‘aatisfact matt or rap on approval. “oScoldw Sass adh Shown to tke douse or lt own to tthe Forulahed, gvoas will be weit CELEBRATED STOMACH a aaa a Bel F 2 Enl" bat: e An an invigorant, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters ha Yecelved the most positive indorsement from eminent physicians, and has long occupied a foremost rank ‘among standard proprietary remedies. Its properties as, an alterative of disordered conditions of the stomach, liver and bowels, and 2 preventive of malarial disesses are no leas renowned, aud have been accorded emphatic professional recommendation. For sale by Drugaists and Dealers, to whom ‘Hostetter’s Almanac for 1804, ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. ‘THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPARY, of Washington, Tn tte own bunding, NER ISTH STREET axD New YORE ave. Perpetual Charter, sct of J 1 apply for ai iRise pany’ rete Sades taadds ita Biss burslar Proof Vauila ek Prices varying trgin 96 to §00 per eat, Joining va Gray tor Bate routers ad VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT SECURITIES VALUABLES of a Hoy ymeluding SRog ad sroens Seat aE GUARANT t Bal ‘SPECIAL ein at the Lowest Rate BEN; > SNyDI GHARLES COLSVER Sf Kino! 8 0o., Vice President, UBL SAUTE ANT, Booretacy é. (8. Nymiin, Asst. Sects. Benjamin P. 5 * Charles 6, Gic eet ‘John @. Parke. J. Cc. Baxer « co. ©OD LIVER OIL, $15 FILBERT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, BAKER'S ©, L. O1L AND MALT, eee ia oo @ SCRO! THROAT AND DISEASES, EULA, Hale Sea ee amo BARLETT'S PILE SUPPOSITORIES, Speedy relict. Certain cure, 236-m.8t We Ax: Osram ‘MEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES AnCare selling single and double Swing GAS BRACKETS, ‘In Brass and Gilt, st 40 and 60 cents each, andother (goods proportionately low. ‘We have & line of COOKING RANGES et various ‘prices, from. $8.60 to $150, TRON TILE FIRE-PLACES, ‘BRASS FRAMES, fran G18 (O8TS BRASS ANDIBONS, from 85.50 to $60 per pair. PORTABLE BUCKET GRATES, from $5 to830. PARLOR GRATES, from $10 to $100, GAs BURNERS and GLOBES st LOW PRICES RDWARD CAVERLY & 00, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., Monday, DECEMBER 24, 1883. 2d Edition. Ltt igrans i St A Market Heuse Crushed by the Snow. Lancasren, Pa., Dec. 24.—The farmers’ ror] = ‘on north city, dimensions, Was K this morning root. ‘The accident had seve later, hundreds of lives wouid have been ple would then have been in the ‘andit would have been impossible for any to have escaped. ‘The Joss ou the market Pat which took place ‘no loss Axplosion on an English Steamer. Panama, Dec. 15.—The English steamer Severn exploded her bolier at Carthagena, klillng seven men, and doing considerabie daunage. She Las been towed to St. ‘Thomas by the Belize. eee A Grand Masonic Celebration. New Yorx, Dec. 24.—The sixth annual Of the Palestine Commandery, No. 18, Knights Templar, wil take place on Tueiday’ eveiing, Jan- Uary 15,’ 184, at the Metropolitan Opera House. The preparations are of a very extensive character. ‘The commandery, tbroush various committees, is at work to make the euiertatument of this year ‘the finest ever given by any Masonic body within ‘tds jurisdiction. —_—___ ‘The New York Stock Market. New Youre, Dec. 24—The stock market stryng and then declined %% to 7% percent. Mis- Pacific was excepioually Weak, and fell oif ‘from $2 to Wx. ———.__ A Building Wrecked by a Gas Explo- sion. Prrrsacna, Dec. 24. — An explosion of natural gas early Ui! morning In lie stabie of Shoenbenger € Co., completely wrecked the brick busiding and instantly killed two Valuable horses and four draft mules. “Loss, $10,000. a Another Railroad Accident, EIGHT PERSONS SERIOUSLY HUI? Cixcrsnati, Dec. 24—A special dispatch to the Tines-Star, froin Fort Wayne, Ind., suys: ‘The rear coach of the Grund Rapids'and” Indiana ni ound passenger train wasstruck by a switch engine this morning. Kight persons were seriously uurt, Mrs. Judge Ellison being iwnong them. ‘The sock dent was caused by the carelessness of the engl heer of the switch engine. A Passenger ‘Train Ditched. Cnicaao, Dec. 24.—Information has been teceived that the Loutsville passenger tain over the Lauis- ville, New Albany and Cutcago rallroad, which ier here last eventng, Was ditched near Salein, Indiana. rafUiculars are NOL yet obtainabie, e Prerspcna, Pa.. che storm has pros trated the tlezraph wires in all dircclions, 304 greatly delayed trans; but, no serious ive Deen reported up to 2 O'clock. ‘The M saliels rising rapidly. Reports tro hat a large volume of is coming anda flood 1s probable. "The Allegheny river ts stationary. —_ A New Volcano. Panama, Dec. 15.—AUChimbo, a ‘ttle village to Equador, Situated fortyetive ultles trom Chuabo- azo, the ground lias operjed in inany places, stavke and flames have rushed out, java and ashes have Deen ejected. it ts Delieved a new volcano is in course of formation, saci) PAY B. and ©. R. R. Change. Batrtwors, D —Superintendent Robt. Stew- art has been “uppoiated acting general maniger of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company, 10 ce of Mr. Geo. P. Frick, resigned, and superia- lendent Win, H. Trego has bech appointed acting general manager Of the B. und O. express depart- lnent. Both gentiemen entered upou thelr duties to-day. a Telegraphic Briefs. Laborers for the Panama canal continue to arrive from Jamaica. One of the canal stable buildings Was burned down on the 11th instant. The loss is about $8,000. A few Case of yellow fever continue to occur at Panama. Ex-Governor Brownlow’s Pay Rolls. WHAT IT 18 CLAIMED THEY SHOW. An examinatton of the pay rolls of ex-Doorkeeper Brownlow shows that C. A. Brownlow, who 1s sald by tite old employes of the House to be his wife, bas ‘been drawing pay at the rate of $1,200 per year as doorkeeper’s clerk. ‘The rolis show that during the first session of the last Co Nathan Picard was doorkeeper's clerk, but at the adjournment thereof be was trans- ferred to a place in the ‘Treasury department and Mzs. CA. Brownlow went on the roll, During the next session Picard again discharged the duties of clerk and at the adjournment abdi- cated in favor of Sirs. Brownlow. Henry C. Brownlow, son of the doorkeeper, was ‘on the roll for $1,200, Dut in November, Just before the meeting of Congress, exchanged places with one Page, who had a $900 place. While irs. Brownlow was getting paid as clerk, E. |). Fitch, a messenger, was doing the work. ‘The books show a number of exchanges and trans- fers, Movi of Wuem Made awhile before Lue present Congress met. John M. Tinsley and Henry Sevier, each of whom bad $1,200 places, it is said enjgyed special privii- eges which enabled them to reifain at Lowe most of tue time. Christmas Entertainments for Poor Children. ‘The members of the Capitol hill Christmas cub held a meeting this morning at the Peabody school Dullding, aud notwithstanding the very unpleasant ‘weather there Was a lurge attendance and much genthuslasm The committees reported that thy had been successrul in their efforts, but that Tur- ‘ther donations were nected and wey hoped that the citizens of East Washington would respond Mb erally in the way of provisions, money, toys, &¢. A new feature has been added’ to the club. Por: mission has been granted to use Lincoln hail, Sat- urday afternoon, from four to six o'clock, and Mr. B.P. Murray has kindly consented to en? tertain the members of the club and thelr invited uests With one of his interesting stercopticon en- Eertainments, Use services of an-orchestta, haviag deen secured to render tnstramental music for whe occasion, also for the dinner on Friday afternoon, It ts hoped that this fecture will add many new members to the club, as the membership and in- Vitation Uckets will Admit to the Saturday aiter- noon entertainment, The club already numbers seven hundred. “Well-wisier” sends $5 to ‘THE Sar for the poor Children’s Caristinas club. “a. B.” sends $1.25 lo TH® StaR for the Children’s christmas club. Airs. Sara A. Spencer sends $5.75, the balance of ‘the amount ralsed by the entertainment given by. the students of the Spencerian Business College tor ‘the benefit of the Chiidren’s Christinas club. This, with the $50 already acknowledged, makes the handsoipe Sum of 59.75 Teallzed by tis well man- affair. The members and tends ot Bt. Las PE church, Dr. A. Crummell, rector, propose giving a dinner to about 150 poor children’on Christmas day, ab 2:30 O'clock, in the new lecture room of that church, southwest corner of 15th and Madison streets’ Any donations for this object will be grate- fully received if sent to the church on Christmas morning. Death of a Well-Known Lawyer. 2. ©, INGRRSOLL DIES IN THE INSANE ASTLUM. Mr. Edwin Chase Ingersoll, a well-known mem- ber of the bar of the District, died this morning at St. Elizabeth asylum, aged about 40 years. Mr. In- gersoll was born at Bangor, Maine, Aprit 2, 18:3, and was a son of the late ffon. George W. Ingersoll, attorney general ofthe state of Maine. “He gradu. ated at Bowdoin college, in Malne, in 1868, and, coming to the District, he studied law at Columbian College Law school, in'which he took high rank, and 868, When he graduated, he took the prize for an essay dn habeas Corpus. He edited Smith's Manual of Common Law, an English Tepute, and was ‘one of the commissioners “to codify'the laws for the District in 1872, and latteriy ‘Was engaged 1a the preparation of a criminal code. He was one of the best of our equity practitioners, nd the most noted eave he managed, with Jugs ¥. P. Cuppy, was that of Christiancy against C) ancy tor divorce. He married Miss Clara Knode in 1872, by whom he leaves one daughter, residing ‘with bis aged mother at 511 4th street northwest. es Gor. Lows, of lows, wh died Saturday night, wil v. Lowe, 0 ‘who. ie fate pince trom ‘the family: residence ss ee northeast, at noon Wednesday. Rev. Byron Sumter. land wi officiate, and the Interment 1s to taxe ‘at GlenwootL ‘The deceased Was born in Fron ‘county, in 1805, and settled In eect Justice) and governor. (ot which he ag Agent of the Glaimg against’ the federal govesument acd ‘kat ‘been practising law here since 1875. ee Wan ox FICNGARIAN Deen posted throughout cinity of Pittsburg, Naporeaon of and are crown at become naturationd, That thelr babite are: heir morals degraded. It 18 ALToorTuxr Wrone — or Cold, bean risk 1s) el Capitol Netes. »__ NEWLY-CONFERRED TITLES. ‘ThE recently-elected officers of the house all have Dig titles now, conferred by the numerous aypil- cants for places under them. ir. Wintersmita, ‘who was only a private in the confederate army, has been promoted to the rank of general by some ‘of the anxious applicants, Col. Dick Winteramith ‘Says he has received a letter asking his tutercession fora place piel his groper sates oc the ad the colonel Tprets wan “I a ec % Keeper.” —__———— The New York Stock Market, ‘The following are the opening and 22Pprices of the New York Stock Market to-day us reported by special Wire to Hi. H. Dodge, 30 15th street: : CLA, he, ACoA fal Ulsem, Wibich abe Name. | 0. |280| Nome | 0. (290 Sistor. thom art rome to rest, meer w 1 not weep for thee, S| Sie Fir thou art mow where oft on eat ay 1 ‘Thy myirit loued to be. rie % Sister, thou art gone to rest, Prei......| 18/185 - + a Sea Note Wea, B a2) $8 Po North ‘aoves dstruee thee ngs 119%) Ba. geet aan “Sy Fixe Sore | 8 )& Northwest... Bor funeral will take place from the 15% 154) Do. pret... Baytist church. Wednesdays 105" 108 Ono & Miss 166 115% Oregon. - West. | ay Sas day fie BIE, Oh Sueday. December 294. 1988, ot 33 bie he | MARY E bowal er of Bernd a . 8 Drew, aed twenty four janes Bi Cen. | 3S) 1B | er Tam nl Nill ak sae fron the = Lake Shore “2116 “16 | Peceuter Sue crap ae Weeeaeees | wited! DROSNAN On Saturday morning, at 2 oaledty SHANNA DRowv ay | “The uneral wil tebe place from tee sows Rg corer Thard abd Latrets nortaeast Doser, Deseae #| joniWweePan ter 2 at Unit pad to book ‘ 104) 104) Do. pref. pea pecemiber 28, 1888, at 3 p.m, 54 Sa west. Untoat "ut eniy suger Guibert Bon, aged wo yours, Pilzrim Day Celebrations. | TAR ANNUAL DINNERS IN NEW YORK AND PHTLA DELPHEA, The annual dinner of the New England Soctety of Pennsyivanta was given in Philadetpliia Satur- day evening, President Arthur satd tn the course | Of his remarks tn response to the toast, “the Prest- Gent of the United States,” “I have heart tt sata that it tsouly a relic that can be in more than one Place at a time, and surely no president should be classed asa relic until he has given Successor.” Secretary Chandler poid tributes to Generals Gront, Sherman and Sheritan, and ex- pressed the hope that ag Willing President” would restore ti to the The annus BY Gna Sotelo and GOOPRICH. On Sat aber | hie and others, Prominent Men Smplicated, THE INSIDE HISTORY OF THE TEXAS PACIFIC LAND SUBSIDY GIVEN IN HUNTINGTON The Colton-Huntington suit ts now Santa Rosa, Cal, in which Mrs. Oolto: the late Gen. Colton, brings sutt against C. P. Hui Lngton, the president of the Central Pactt her husband's share In the profits of the Western Development company. This any built the Southera Pacific road, and as it was important that 2 ‘And the late Williata F. | Myrde street northeast, on i es LOWE, Swtnrday ALE ronge W. Curlis, Wil AL “Evarts | PY Re 097 0 trom tite tate ds of the tauuly invited. RIC ROONE! Tm joes wid Casketa, No A true friend. a devoted brother and fafthfal som, {the pin, Friends and Palatives a ie event y ae ing, December 22d, P —¥ Pine! strect uorthonst. on Wednesday, 3. At Alwaukee, Wi a die” WUTTAM BRADFORD WHEE. deriaiern Tey (Ess Fa Fuccre] will take place from his late residence, Vited to Steud Rev. Heary | B lease copy | et SNe Fone, No. _____UNDERTAKERS. 0O.. EMBALMERS AND LIAM F. VERNOM Cs Gawrs ewer LYS: eee ie shivld be cousldemd a rival, | SCCCESSORS TO, WGTETS UNDERTAKING ime na" firi-clas and. Twaaonable fentdance. ‘Drataient funerahe nibectiu, UNDERTAE unsylvania avenue ‘alace cite, formed this company in onder that their road should not appear, and. placed Hunt Feeryth Indies tu n. Colton at the y Consdenil at Mis. Cc a, gion dented th ed with © a were produced by hi to ‘Gea, Colton. were given the others to. th which publisted them r about three p ate MANY pro Ament persons, and give some of the inside Lisiory tof Lhe Texas Pacific subsidy fund. TAR FIRST LETTERS are devoted to the importunce of creating the tm- pression that the Central Pacifle awi the Southern Pacific are separate corporations. In recanl to Tom Scott's claim for the Texas Pacific land grant e Says: “If Seott Kicks at it I propos to say to Congres: SWe will bulld east of the Colorado, to meat the Texas Pacific, without aldy and then see how wuany members will dare give him aid to do what we offered to do without.” BE SPEAKS OF CONGRESSMAN LOTTRELE. asa “wild hog,” Calton not to let htm come back to Washington. In regard to Gould, he wants to be mixed up with him as little as possible, “as he 18 so mitch of a speculator that It is very Alfficult to tell just where his interest ts, or Whether he §s working to put stock up or dewn.” PRICE OP THE ARIZONA LEGISLATURE. Of the price of an Arizona legislature, Huntin ton’s views changed With Ume. On September 2 1875, he wrote: “Cannot you have Safford (then governop) call the lecisistire together ati rant Sach cutters as We Want at a cost of, sy, $25,002" He then thoucht $25,000 Would bay tt, bet two MOUS later he thougut he could get it fOr $5,000. HUNGRY CONGRESSMEN, 1874, he wrote concerning the uibsidy. and sald that “Theo session of Congress Will be SHest Set of men that ever sot Lo He says: “Scott ts working mos! commercial men. Be swit it a 2 BY Tat ‘or: en | ae, Buch mow v YURNISHING UNDERTAKER 3028 7th street northwest, AMES BELLEW, GENERAL D> a street, near U8. Patat Snces ew id wethenenht ber 1 ais Wo Lougeer coMected Only a. portion of _yiese Mbaitted a8 evidence, and MES. Ce has te ae Toon DEMTAKER AND Dmgcroa, ea tiaret od Milt stovet moctawegg. FUR! 316 Penusyivi Geeteecta. Everything Srvc ee cything Giret-clas, Wasarscros Besercun Exon (On account of the great demand for additional tneur ‘Ance we will form a new class for ke with the ented. All saredoing hing a write proper arrangements when they are ‘the members in the Uouse from Cullfornt first rate except Piper, and he ts a any way you can Gx bith. T wisi yor ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to Luttrell, saying thai I say he 18 delug Mrst rate, and ts very able, &., ond sead me cop He speaks in tones of Scott's methods, On the Ist of January, 1884, whom, he says, Waals a conuniti ‘he gets some fellow o take a ride to Ni — Of course on a fe : ether. ‘Thon Scott been very Liberal | Weare now prepared Parente ae in such mutters.” In other letters these matters 6 =a are reficrated. TIVE HUNDRED TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Doughert ae burr S ny lary Anderson denies her engagement to the Duke of Portiand. ~ ‘ S. , the iving skeleton, who ts fort; S a 8 been Feduced by atrophy to fo Pounds of Weight, has willed Is body tothe sae, Yard Meviical College. Mrs. Kate Bidy, known in nearly every per office tn the ex Ata cost aslow as Life Insurance can be sold with s- curity. Arply at once for a néw ctreular. ewspa- won trap . Oliv, Under 1 abvari fou ult 0% Capt. G. E. Coolidze against, 's Mountain, N.C. an exciting ep. faced © ‘by an attempt on W the children.” ‘The circumstances. thai In the divorce is wife at Kin, Sode was Intru Ofice: 911 F STREET NORTHWEST. WE! DE MEver. It is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS Od» TAKRH CURE ts the only treatment that will absolute. ly cure Caterrh—fresh or chronic. “It tsa marvel, Rev. A-P, Fries, Cairo, N.¥." “It restored me to the puladl, ‘Rev. George E. Reis, Cobleville, N.¥." “One box radi- cally cured me, Rev. C. H. ‘Taylor, 140 Noble street, Brocklyn.” “A perfect cure after 30 years suffering, J. 'D. McDonald, 710 Broadway, N. ¥..” &o., &e. Thoussndis of testimonials are received from all part of the world, Delivered, $1.00. Dr. Wel De Meyer's “TREATISE,” ‘With statements by the cured, mailed frea, D. B. Dewey ‘& Co., 182 Fulton atrest, N. ¥, attelupt Was frustrated Moaselgneur fob ordained In Mont 126 candidates to various grades of the Ministry of the Koman Catholic chur. May Were Atnurivan StULER anoe ty Tove i Ata negro dance in Portsmouth, Va., last. mi arow occurred. and Etdie Corgan ioiwen ees killed by a pistol-shot. turougli the lead Uy Conue ius, Wilson, wh ADO Wiliam B. Catlin, a young farmer near Vt, died under suspicious. circunisturses see and it was reported that lis wife was undul mate with a hired man med Ayes, ‘The authorities in the LY Of Mexico ‘stores for the sale of Lie necessities of mones. No further disorders have occurrah =e Prete is gee stationed c or's isla N.Y. while at confessiv Brooklyn church Saturday. a e huadredth anuivers: Tal Washington of celebrated by the Maryland Banquet Saturday. real Saturday land, ards, ly in? are opening Mie for nickel ary of the surrender bis commission was Soclety by a sden, Tenn., says: Great ais. nalipox epidemic. Lace Beng cases: ee. h i ted Noziod jadison Square Garden, Ni ky has dee cured for the six-day go-as-punpleas tae porns Charles Rowell, Fiageraia ‘on February 25, en Tue La Fanos DECORATIVE aRT Oo, ‘33 mast I7re sraxze, ‘Forth side Union Square, Rew York, . Todd, 0., opposite this city, has noticed let- ters bearing canceied stamps #unoLg the local mail, and about the time of (heiruppearance prominent citizens began to complain of the receipt of Ibe, ous and scandalous anonymous letters by meminees Of their families. Secret Service Agent T. P. Shali- cross much co by ar & wealthy ‘Contracts taken large or amall: ‘as the culprit. Osborne was pave hear ° mca a 1 ped States Cowunissioncr Kobes 1o-| MEMORIAL STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, ight, and bound over to appear at the Jenuory f the United States circult coure ut Conus. Stained Glass of Every Description. a ‘Momle, Repourse, Wood Carvings, Rabroidetes am iK JAMES aT Lanok on ‘Eimngings, for either mn released on $3,050) bail of the United Stateseourt. BREAKFAST Cocoa,