Evening Star Newspaper, December 29, 1883, Page 1

“ENING STAR. | AILY, Except BUILDINGS. Telegrams to The Star. ° GEN, HANCOCK IN CALIFORNIA. rh THE EMMA BOND OUTRAGE CASE’ 4 o THE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BosToN. @ Tre Peres - ‘ meet - = ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS TO BE CARDINAL, he aty b DC, = So rol eerie 2 Another American Cardinal WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1883. TWO CENTS. | rerar fe caca int et A dispatch from Reme to the Exchange Telecraph es That the pope. will hold ac if — — nm several candi. PHIES | Vi) teers in America coming counct SPECIALNOTICES. __|__ SPECIAL NOTICES. | (oa FLETCHER CHAPEL, CORNER NEW YORK . 73 LS" avenue and 4th street Preaching To-morow at New Year Calls. Washington News and Gossip, | CONGRESSIONAL AUTOBIOG mother American, ‘Close of the forth. ates. It 1s probable in the Unite ; Uat Arehbistiop Gibbons, Of Baithmor, will Be | — . factor a mead Tp. au Sunday school at¥:208 | Tyose who wish announcement made in THe | GURIOUS FACTS FROM THE DIRECTORY ted for the honor. . 7 eit po NEN MEADS CAPT <> _CALVART BAPTIST CHURGH CORNER | STAR, either that they teitz or witt notrecetveon New Death Struggle With a Bear. ha tiet tina tr Present Gen — TO ath Sia H streets northweet Hey 8 H Gute | Year day, are requested to send notice to that effect, . pS RRASBAnRE, Pa., Doc. 29, =Resterday aticrnoon = > ; he dead body Of a than was four 4 . t oo Those who wish announcement made fn the duly authenticated, with stich particulars as may | What Senators and Representatives | 1 Me Bla oe = en ed ae NAL REPUBLICAN that they will re- CHURCH, CLA- | be desired, to the office, as early as practicable, and | Say of Themselves—Where They were ‘The tracks of a piatnly 5 fi 2 a, ceive on New Year's Day are requested to send $F aaah Hal Lich street 101 ane ey not later than 10 oclock Monday morning. For| Born and what They have Done. erg cian am an aS xES to that effect tothe Republican office for atl Glos hoot Sunday" 4 3 S| ae has 1 ts supp 1 s t publication Monday morning. ‘To ineure accu. | SoUthahOR Pa nes Wedtaday” Chvious reasons this st, which willappear tn the | ame nrst airectory of e new Congress1s always | HS.” of by uh = pectebscy Tape arena Be ck Alt are welcome: ealtion of Monday evening, will be confined to the | yookea for in Washington witha peculiar interest, | 22 mnpany. 3 Bi 3 serie t pe, i as i see reat Oe Bene Se 2° ALE SOULS, CHURCH. CORN ,AND | names authorized and sent in as above, for which, | pecause tts biographical sketches serve as a sort Gul ancemena cama i i ices as early as possible, % : ev, RUSH R, SHIPeEN, pastor. sare : seat icin + EE \ Brew amt F t ee ? niay sehbol ay 0:00 a. ai Mommie earvice er iL, | of course, no charge will be made, introduction to the new members, whose official SHE VETKEAS wanuey aucereen, “ Min oF Scexie AND DRL ssyeers at 7:00 p. 10. It ee ee | Station at once renders them an element of Wash- |. oq g 7% SPIEEAS FARMEN RCSICRD. ba - * ErRicn 1 = ep? ST. PAUI’S__CHURCH, > TREET.— GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pay.—Internal reve- | ington soclety, The Congressional directory Is 9 + A large t A - REURICH | = BUILDING ASSOCTATION: = § WEAN M. Dankre, rector Dr, Pamir | aoe esr ere | valuable book of reference in Washington. No To-day : . URSONS MEvicAL ELECTRE | & = — " vii! preach on “Temperance” 7:0 p.m, » $341, "ustoms, £603,814. ifbrary, cao Donrding-ouse| gacoraplete weithoulst, chp rs RANKS COS : \ it ie HOME RUTEDING ASSOCTATION ech ji TY, DO boarding-house 1s comy i £ —— ‘ % x ‘S niet ET NL hee ==-GRACE M. F, CHURCH, COR. PTH AND 8 S A Neper or Prostvent Axctic Exrroners will | Sacre Anore scarses es with Gen. Puna Cae 2 i 2 Ee Oe Be Toone af dies arnt eal wea ny lorthwest_—Sunday School at reach- | ne invited to appear t recly rellet oar, Of the twenty-six Senators who were sworn in at Phage Sa 3 Mrs - ENTE Toteloek dessiongry micetiug at p. : Which resumes {ts on Wednesday next, and | the beginning of the present session only twelve | aud civic societies wil tart este q Pat be CL mncetings c evening = toy Which all are cordially invited. express their views as regards the chances of effec- Pas : Ae = ¢ » DUPLEX LAMPS. are new to that body. The other fourteen were See e THE R al relies ‘¥ order we pat ane Pp best s rt Le: v ba zer i officers clected for the fist year are those SEO ee SONS plan to be ago gored: tiie pasty aes thie Best | simply continued in the Senatorial harness by r Pearse nce of Railwny nee stad > umioane uo SS CES: Senin Sieh ee tice: | Christ: eat 7:30and Ila, mand Choral | > election, Mr. Morrill remutns the patriarch of the | ,,0N* caerday, a SCONCES. nt WALTER STEWART, 718 dist street wy even 8 hristmas music will be re- | ‘Tae Mississtprr River Commission sttbmitted to | e, though his colleague, Mr. Hy } 4 ¥ SUCCESS. GAS PORTABLE STAN id an 1HOS. DOWLING corner Penngy peated by the At_ | the seere y of War, yesterday afternoon, their and is ty a < adjourned ualll to-day, - + ss nd 1th strec _ e>> FREE METHODIST CHUL pport sha g the progress of the surveys and ex- | of the bed Mr. Kenna, of Wes = SAMUEL S. § SE RCE ZET, S191 Th etrect FREE ME 1 report showing the progress of the surveys an ; r : + Of a 3 = Sy Ir t Fun | @ scoot ras D, WINE, comer P Dei ote avenue, near 7th str | atulnations in the tapmvements of the Mt | ee canicy mente ond is. per | Shoe Mamntactarers Marea macy ee ral 20th _ “in. Also, during the year ending December 1, 1883. They re- pen ead ihe atl il 4 stra . Dircetors GEC Market Space. ete | port that the work done has been’ fond gatistae. | the dignified and exalted. position of Senator sewry bE 1 F strect northwest. 1 tor aire mend the co-operation of the gen- | When elected he was not 35 years of eze, The Conrad Free ¢ ith attest weet, OUR PATHE il’ government, In order that the levee system | REFS’ Senatorial biography inthe dlvetory 4s tcht Fe vein € ns orth west, shall Serve Co tuprove Uke ehiuuel as well as pre- | Wat of Mr. Brown, of Georgia, who. adiuits tiesstian 2 5 S_N. THORNE, 93335 tm. and = sures ob wecnne werd Jame J ta earn Bed RakHOM wi i A careful nuitiairement of the ailai E the evetiine: “Results of Bit | MOVEMENTS OF UNtTep States Navat, Vessers.— | vanity by following it with’ the deciarat = J | Burday echonlat$:s5a.m. It" _| rhe Taapoosa willleave tho Washington navy | ein every dncance wien he has been aca Fai are in as Obie. 5 i braw Sa e : ee eho 7 5 before the people he has been successt nn, OHIO, Dec. 29.—Vells Pratt. a furniture PROTESTANT | yard next. Wednesday wit freight tor Noroli. | Paensc acacia wearee Soe of Flora Alia gees te-dny. Fis hatdliics = = ‘ ‘The Speedwell will leave the same yard as soo! who occuptes less than five lines. ‘The rche: Hl His assets aid to be largely tn ac- jail ; | renay tora crate’ to, Norfolk, New York and Ports. | ator ts Mr, Falr, of Nevada, though Mr. Bowen, of — dhaet : nea = ue 2 see ae mouth, N. i. The ‘Trenton arrived at Gibraltar | Colorado, ft 18 sald, possesses aituost as anny | a kena tooo PLC ho Nero eG ie TH AND G STS. | this morning, twenty-eight days. from New York, | miliicua’ Ae 3, Sal the soutl ors. | - . . . SR See eas | Fat EO eM TTS ete Re We EAE: | with all well on. board. poor. Brown, of of Vite | b = _& Earton Compan . poe see fc on the evenine t service bucinat Momlay evening at tig0 | ASlatic station as soon as p kinla, are the only two from the entire south who MS FESS | eee ea acne PS.prime and eenecned: W. He WEITZEL Sect 1 . eae es that ir | Me Wealthy. There are others who make lane? = Also Watnnt, Mab . Poplar. Oak, _ BIE stroet mn 2 PT. GREELY'S Farr.—Capt. Pike says that tt | incomes by the practice of law, Dut these ane ee THEATER € nia Fine, rough BUILDING ASS r | Lao Gs eely remains in his winter quarters he | many demands upon them, owing to tie impor righ Sted = i c } Oe Secete er 15 that he will moye | erished condition of the south for years past, that | niigashny ris that he v 4 10 proe r “ Uey do not save anything. Senator Butler, of « I { ue had 40 p.m. Pry - = | South Carolina, is pronounced the handsomest outer: : Z | ing by pastor: f the Divini NAVAL OxD —Medical Inspector Adrian Hud- | man tu ihe Scnate, th » Riddleborger © ¥ git 3 Chri yrer. All old tas! ‘ euuee r id ac ee ee bureau of | @ispnte the palm’ in tis resprct, ~ Ser a Ble ens . CLEAN & SON. ont ber anmai intemat fo: a ema YP OU Ue OU ert OU AN ES DUA OCT el eae ee ne Me asked himat.t ST LLTY € Cor. 19th and Bstreis noriliweat. ria glperimonth, Stare th | ine. medicine and surgery, and ordered to the U.S. 8. | MEAS Is. et Gener ae tts on the af ‘ Perpetual; no back dies roan! aa AGRTEISE Lancaster, on the European station, relieving Medt- | Exdiunnds and G: he ablest lawyers,while sgn nr j Ritch ae son like. ¢ eye teks He | ES ua iadin Cactus meee }eal Inspector U. L. Bates, who 18 ordered hone tor Vance s the finest metoriclan and best es BeNe € they, S — in Washingt aie Aeon inn | in. riext We iy, January 2, at Wesley Chapel, | Licut. Austin M. inigist, to Instruction tn ordnane y-leller. But to return to the directory: Both Noe ae ‘ 2 - ee S | No. Sane : Sth and F sts. nw, ’ All invite 1 in this elty; Ensign De Witt Colt fahone and Riddieberger m con- eres ie Sr a Asbt i Sramiiin to the Santis, Mate John | federate records a conspleuous portion of thelr pet. | a ase “= vic le aree math and Boatswain Perrinond, from the | sonal sketches. Senator ANthOny fabks all others | ors Mate: AWTON, Treasuty Cammopt. M Da eatd dn ths city to the Speedwell: Leut. | in point of servies, having now entered upon iis | A™® mts for Sparring Matches. > ‘s + Secretary, 615 12th at. Whoa” Ex Charles D. Stone, detached irom the Powhatan. | nith term, Scnator Edmunds has been neclected | SAN F ae walb gabon Sted NIC HALE ASSOCTA. | Watch inceting a reo, | tive tines, and Messre. Bayard, Saulsbary, Rede & 6Y BAGS ware oor named 7 = Dr. J. Monnsson, of the Nantical Almanac office, | Sonn and Agra eee pasar, Saulsbury, Riv hae of thu st > THE Way OF RALY 3 A ; Z Som, and Moreiil have each been twice re-elected. um. 08 Ui Seo eet aati fr | Kegs, ety Seritenels. advorsted the Chratatel: | W ashingion, D. Cas been lected a felow of me | WUERE THE SENATORS WERE BORN. wen made for Ryan to sp cuff; the wiauer PEE GRAND £ Sette: Pronmeseoremnspss come be | Srand Sl ghee Bese Vary Han yaytves bet. | Royal Astronomical soclety, of London, Engiand. Kentucky furnishes more sons to the present | to spar sullivan, UNTIL THE STOCK IS WAY DOWN. own, D.C. 5 anced * ) eset rectown, D.C. | gn, All axeinvited, os — ‘THe PRESENTS Carters to-day were: Senators | Senate ian any other state. Elght native Ken- — will} No any priest or parson, orany other pere | nid Plumb; representatives Sinzt tue! ¢ HOw Members of that body; Onlo Sud | } fon, who wall show from the Bible thet Israel's Messiah | nd Plumb representatives Sinviser | tuckians are Low members of that 2 Sax Franctsco, Dee v w Tat | dird to save “iumortal” souls or ghost from an “ortho- | Sasson, Adiatral Porter, Judge Cresswell and | comes next with seven; while New York has six; | , 44% FRANCIs00, Dec. re Pars ‘ . ws Pes |} gre REDUCTIONS ARE FROM FIXED PRICES, sorte Mrs. Beep. ME ts “northw lay afternoon at the ~ Mrs. Hayden wii return to With the retains on Sunday. THUROE 9:15, Sunil: H Hinz [rageeHAMLIN | e-3 ana 1 aryland, New Hampshire, New a, Olio, Penn! ARMY AND Navy Orricens at THE Presipest’s | C4ch four; Maine, Recertioy.—Adjutant General Drum has issued | York, North Caroi Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia and Pennsylvanta, | Coast. ai | rlvanta, Rhode ae ae 7:30 pan. serinon by 3 Sas ORANG OMEE % ie 1, South Carolin: ne, Vermont and he Hoston Shooting Affair. THE MONEY REFUNDED WITHOUT DEDATE IF | market ree eC > Watch inec ting ou Mt hemusual order forthe ojcers ot the anny jn tne | a have native si Senate. Three ‘The Hosten Shooting aaa e | “ DAY. DEC. dist, irom 4 AM. until 10 PM. Soret caemble th full uniform at the Adjutant | naiivcs of ireland, (Messrs. donee, of Florida, Fair | Now Fk. YOUR PURCHASE IS NOT A SATISFAC- | Ket will he closed TULSDAY, JAN, Isr, ' = = General's office by 11:30 a. TM slay, MNarY Ist, | ana pewell), one of S nd (Beck), and one of New ‘The wife of Danid P. Rey- TORY ONE i= Wasitisorox, D, ica B etrecte Wee Wan, nite, Gay Ghee Tespects to (he President of the | Eniand, (Sones, of Nevaila), are Senators, Ohio | noida, who shot James Budd at the ho-ne of the * ~ e NOTICE TO THE PUBL Is | will deliver a diseours. doctrine of th x ee ‘e 4 fe ‘ 2 Searcy ete 2 3 PAS | tort shes two Senators for J ana and two for | latter, in Boston, yi erday, sald to a mporter of given that Mr. Grant B. Schley has this. day Jucarnation, viewed from the standpoint of Evolution,” | Issued a stuliar order. Towa. the four gentlemen representing those states | 1.0 <iw York Prieur ir, Reynoids ts amem- from membership uf the firia of H. D.¢ | Serviceut df acim. Seats all free It = — : having Leen born in the Buckeye state, se pleat ee een becca a ath SS aiie a RESIGNATION OF A BRAVE KEEPER.—Capt. Charles : ber of Typographical Unton, nd has been LOOK OVER OUR LIST OF DARGAINSTaTIONS! | _¢ __ GRANT B. NCORDIA EV. LUTH. CHURCH. 20TH | H. Valentine, keeper of life-saving station No. 4, on AWE, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES working for some tme for a Wall street newspaper, | [aS MUNCASTER & Howanp, Le cine Cor aap e Montmonth Beach, New Jersey, mt in ise. | Contains twenty adopted citizens. Messrs. Finetty, | to worked there tll Curistuas day Neeenvee ne ) oe ee gee. Con ee rae a summary of the years Work, At7:30 serv signation, to take place on Callom, Lowry, Collins, McAdoo, Barr, Davis of | said he was going to Boston on buslbess and te | Dr. Squibb’s chinically lish, New Year's services on 8 w Year's dav at | Capt. Valentl At_| surt to the sj GE_ | storm, § LOTS AND Siz) MISLEAD YOU. e who led Lis anish bark Aust: n tert February 1, 1880, and rescued the ship’ anes crew after thelr captain had shot hiaself through | Deuster and AS TO Nor | #riptiens. oP FM HraTe of Hy Massachusetts, and Robinson of New York, were | work. I thou born in Ireland. Messrs, Morse, Breitung, Muller, | he was going tL suenther are German, Crisp and t he Was joking, and had no re about the property trouble. He Was born in Charleston, 8. and has Worked as a Dakota, is in the city, to invest in lands or JUST FINISHED : - | conipositor for several New York papers, We havo A= EXHIBIT: and parties des Op. m1, theme: Hon of the head when he saw his vessel golng to pieces | English born. Hardy, Buchanan and | peex married alittle more than a year. Iknew a a ome TOWN LOwS IN FAIRBANK, BLUNT OR HURON, | Church to the Sabbath-schoal. All weleome. "it" | unger iin. fenderson iret saw the Tight li Scotland. Mr. | that he had trouble with Mr. Budd about property, AND ON PRIVATE VIEW AT i100 NEW YORK can consult him at 7 Tst., or 917 F st. nw. 27 woul SUIAN TEMPERANCE as | Kelkon ts’ Norwegian, and Stephenson was born | put that is mother's business, and Taare care to ROE eo ee ee STATION A. TORE WILL BE OPEN TILL TEN | CE’ UNION terpa Se te eT ERANCE | Gex, Howrme eRar—The funeral of | In New Brunswick. ‘The oldest member of the | PU t&At fs , Just then a shill woman's voice In s, UL S.A. will take | He Mr. Wait, of Connecticut, the youngest | the upper hallway called down: “Don't ye know i meniber Is Mr. Post, of Pennsylvania. Gen. Rose- | anyuulug? What are ye giving all the information oe ne - nges! —— In ae apes one ye have to the reporter for? Ye better not talk M ng Up the Dest part of a page, while Messrs.'Skin- | any more.” Aira. Keynolds looked frightened, and UGH, OTH sTREET | 224 the interment will be made in the Congres | ner, of North Carolina. en) Houseman, of Mich- would say nothing nae — =o ethwest, near penny a eae Aa Sone gametes, fate Humphreys, arrived f 7m | igan, put theirs in the most com act a iene: =e a EEOH, Pastor. a. 10, theme Vali ith soon acy ec a W Uthor eon 18 ox- | taking but five words. giving sim} ename and | Three Acc! way Crovs- | Gad Geb. Bie Bra lessnese." Binday wclod wee pected to arrive froin Morida to-morrow evening. | pi of resitenee, How Mek hel ton, late repub- pia lL Monthly mission DAYS ANP FRIDAYS, W 10 5. | MONTAGUE'S LATEST AND CHOICEST 21.500 FTC. TURE TN CHIAKOSCT RO. HIS ONLY WORK UNS OBTAINABLE 4NYWHEKF. 2 this 3m M Usic: Mt Se day’ and Monday evenings, | st3p i, Mason pele, ener Mth and F streets | Brig. Gen. A. A. Humphrey EH TAYTOR, |. | ine. Major J tion Senses cl ae eto met | place on Monday. ‘The services will be conducted eee Ae 3 . R will address the mecting. £33 Penneylvania avenue, | G4 Minin vole Public cordially invited. It” | by Rey. Dr. Paret,of the Church of the Epiphan: ARKET cOMDINY ce, - UNION ECHL Isome Line of Men's Overcosts, lots 2298, 2239 ocd v + at $22, now goat $16. Allof our | other Overcoats reduced in same proportion, fesiet ‘The annnal m: MUSIC — ou Market € Is WEDER, Gunmen a bl mgt AP ym. Watch | The final arrangements for Wwe funeral will thea | {fin canulidate for prec reer A ee eee <8 BRATION B. houth ott the INDI n service Monday, p. in, Seats free, "A'eordial ia. | be imariee : Dut two lines. After Gen. Moseeraha, ex opener | TENSEY Crry, N. J., Dec. 22—Three accidents, Or af daiuey tes. fr nie dito of Shining tony on. It" a Kelfer and C. A. Boutelle-of Maine, Mi. Lowe mal | he of which was fatal, occurred at the Warren. : Pantaloons, lots 299, 2229, 372 and | the puwer of the corporation, (SFMT VERNON PLACE ME. CHURCH, mal eae ne ae eS peat a ir Mollnson, of New York, indulge in ‘the largest toon Peis ee dit wes unig oe tne TEN, now go at 84.50 pair, and our 83.50 Men's Panta- SAMUEL W. CURRID Preaching: tO-inaesar ei ae eeeetg ortbwest— 6 site. Sas aad depot, When two men attempted to board It. One : “ to-morrow (5 {clock 8.1m. by | the District of Columbia to the application for the A GRANDSON OF HENRY CLAY, if thei unknown young Was struck and how coat $238; they are lots 322 and M3, and we | Wyemscron, D.C. Beshop A.W. Wits Sri de: by the Presale | winctocement of UW. . Stivet to his {orien tack in of thein, an unknown young ian, was struck an ‘wet can. 28 all sizes tap fo:40- incl waist medauve: (= is 5 sas Elder, Rev. Jas. 8. GaRpNzg, “Pubic invited. Wate! De eT CURE Ste THE f : G jn | Who now stts in the House, ctuploys less than three | killed, and the other, D. Los BOE MIA iE ok cmt area SLOW ea- | ines in his sketch, while another Kentucklan, the | fel REET, | The Sveretary says that when Mr. Street accepted | Semlak“Tom” Robertson, modestly contents him- ‘nec ting Mpnday nisht, commencing ut § o'clock, [a CHRISTIAN CHURCH, MTH 51 S57 near Rhode Island ave vOUt, Of 231 Sth street, and had one of his legs crushed toa pulp under engine's wheels. While the crowd of anxious none larger. Wasiixe At the meeting of the H y | people gathered about the spot. a Midland raliros st the mectine off Bowen intern Service at ania gueruce D: | a clerical position In the Adjutant Generals onice | self with less than two linea. A great diversity of Ustcusesin wee ee aL cored Eee tat nck wh brisis | Young People’s Mectinw at 6:45 p.m, Sunday Scio! 9 ee Tight eet t. The case | tastetsmanifested in what membersregard as worth | one man, Who was Ubrown from the track, and re- a.m, All very weleom (er DUMBARTON UF" Geonmtown, DCA telling of themselves. Mr. John S. Wise, of Vir- | ceived ginla, makes prominent the fact that he tain of the Kichmond Light Infantry Blue STATION C. ere hurts. He was conveyed to iis home by iriends. His name was not ascertained. GENERAL Hancock.—The W ar department 1s in- — her all of onr Otds of Men’s Suits, | poim., hy the Pastor, Re formed that the health of Gen. Hancock, now in Cal- | military company, for several years. L. H. Weller, General Foreign News by Cable. m the lot worth Tess | Wasittxctox, D.C., Dee. 26, 1883, = rece {fornta, has been entirely restored. of Iowa, khown throughout his region of country ag eg MILITIA. ; Z iS tL, | The Stockholders of this Bank’ will Ineet on TUES. = “ m SIE eo ne Bae aSnit: we offer you the | DAY, January. Blin IAM, Dytween the bowie oF Peas | Ax, | ‘THe INVENTORS of the Varlous torpedors designed CALAMITY” WELLER, P is it. Kemember, every Suit lock p.m, to elect dine Direet vents Informs the country that though born and reared a | Ut Has Deen Issued to the Orange grand masters =, Sub, fle coming | of Ire CHAS. 5. BRADLEY and, advising the enrollment of an Orange Pennsylvania avenue | for use in the navy have asked for an extention of me = ee i¢_| the time tn which to perfect the details of thetr | Cemocrat of the Jefferson and Jackson sche he | voluntecr force or militia, to be composed, if poss es aS y board Witt nol 2 ume, | Voted for Fremont, Lincoln (twice), Grant, Greeley, | ble, of ol soldiers, In onter to. tte: Sr 2 | EM. E CHUR ASSACHT models, and the board will not meet, for some time, then he sandwiched Thden in, and next voted for | Orange soctety asia tighting force. The government 4 wake a specialty of dedtverin ly iam, Uy Kev. De. MoCacrex,| THE U. S. S. Ossrge, now being fitted out at | weaver, After moving to Iowa he “tilled the soll draned witht ties, whieh willie cane Seaman ace se Be by nea | piesilent of Dickinson Cobia ew Ghee. | Philadephia, will be ighted by electricity, in the | tn the daytime and studied law, poles ant the | Orange halis or larraca. ble, Om sSeviae eae oa) Manes parton, ttn oy fe a sume way as the Galena, ology at night.” He WwW. initted to politics at Fisk ON A SiRANRERE: . : eat errece s AN welcome," | ote provers Ivoun © witnesses WErCEX: | tho euuren os Hee Ateh ee eR, ARE EO) Soveuroor, Hersek tae to-day In the steams er them to : = = 0) the church.” His “admission” to polities he seems vee Ouegs | LBP Ie ee CGe HOLDERS OF THE TTREM (> WAVGU AMF. CHURCH, 39 AND ASTREETS | amined by the Proteus court of inquiry to-day. | to regard 2s the frst great Step of his careers ane | SU rcassian. advertised to sali January 94 for Hermie MEWS | Greene MONT Rete nie Chan | O- northye Howaup FP. Downs. of Carroll | Next ‘Thursday the argument in pehaif of Lieut. | Wellernext details a series of defeats in running for x and Portland, destroyed several of the pesepalt hyn that how #o at nary ith, betwe hours 2). atid 12 the | ¢ cer Ton tO ES Sete | Garlington will be made by Mr. Linden Kent, his | OMce, wherein he differs trom most Congressmen, | Stealuer’s state J eS ene ant . ¢ that reduced in | Putte’ of lectins’ dhirte directors for (he tumulue | YE 0th, at 1 a. nana Trae cari eae | counsel, ‘The future meetings of the court, with the ee heel the defeats and make the suc~ The Rye Beach Elotel Burned. {os r ‘dui-tjane 2. W. HC « muvticing at 9 o'clock, ons pion of that of Thursday, will, 1t is expected, | Cesses pr ent, - 5 ec. 29.—The Rye i eetins CW, HOWARD, Secretary. | 1 oc we Vie te eon Oe cok “sun oneitieee Wiiuassnetr Y., Doe. 20.—The Rye Beach Boos all compiex ae Te PLYMovrit HURCH, = ° hotel, with tts furulture, was entirely destroyed by Faye ne dh Lars Cho ETN OR UNE Stockton Dens oF | E Breach at 1 8 soe Prrsoxar.—Senators Fair and Gorman, Repre- | Proclalms through the directory that he ts the | tre last uight. “the propery, weloneer woe, f Dr. VAN “A sa i = PEED, Vs nel pr: tot at 7p. mn ¥ See ee Ven gec oe a Sa tna e Tex ever el er STeSS ed A S abo 23,000; I ; a atecmne RATEROAD COMPANY, fcr the election of Directors, | yw Nauta Rink ene ne ate Me velock, | Sentative Spriggs, and Prof. C. V. Riley, ot Wash. | “At8t native _Texan ever elect a tothe ngress Of eer. fs ubout :23,000; insur i ; i WHE be Duel at th any, Georgetown, | Tat} secon o'olock, : the United States.” As the colonel isa bachelor, | known. an, Who was in ¢ Le pet ° on WEDNESDAY rary, ISs4. + | Usth street, between Land Mstrvets, it | ington, were registered In New York last night. he refrains, probably for prudential reasons, trom | C4P&dJ2 lls hight cloth . pie — ae : The: jolts will ae Gal at2 pm. | age WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF Sra AND F | Messrs. A. Johnson and W. W. Hicks, of Wash- giving the date of is tithe bes ee : LST E Bop : jentc Folks! Nice little pinsh- | Tramdor tooks will the 2d of January, 1884, | LAT steocta northwiat—H1 a, an. preachinie by the | ington; were registered In ouTnnte | Ce ar wae © pena Ber ee Suicide on Account of Business Diffie 5 be ex t #1, weofter “BH obened on January 9th, 184. oan President. erice gm) See a Le: "prayer mets cariisie Porter is in town, on # | roncot to keep this point concealed. Ne stens emai piety ¥ Suits, no house | _€.M.ROONES, Sec'y. ae Tat murslay eveuing.” “Seals atee,” Strancors wel | Week's leave of abscuice MOT Sabi Ras reeks | aL the early ge of sixteen he volunteered In a « New Haves, Cony., Dec. 22.—Thomas I. Wheeler, i ' a han &5, we are ‘Te~ SECUND NATIONAL BAN It ler, de day Prteseae eee: | palzn against the Indians tn 18515 mataitted suickde this morn. Deen clected one of the | dies have but to tleure a lttie to ascertain ex- | Ing Dy shooting iniself at hls residence In West urge Of the Soclety of | &ctly how old the colonel 1s, Haven with ab old-fashioned rite, the bail enter —— | tered In Chicago on Thu that the | @ paper st« RAN CHURCH, | F. Ward, of Unis city, has w.—To-morrow | executive comiittee at teen's Knee Pant goat Weents a p nsarox, D.C. | == PAUUS ENGLISH LUTE dere of tho Second | ©: corner of Hth and H stres es EY ing his heart. Business difficulties, it 1s bleved, (Sunday), at Wa. tm. prea hing» y. Dr, Wand, of | Naturalists of the Eastern States.—Naval Surgeon. A NEW JERSEY REPRESENTATIVE us C4 e being ving ; + ra aud good value ss utnucto es Clegtia Foundry M1. F. Church, who exch és with the | Nish, of the navy, has ji 1 f Was the cause, he being. w — R. ACT p.n hours of 12 o'elock nos pastor, Dr 1. CUSWAIN, Caslon, | MMS. Wath inter nd from Sfoux | takes oceasion tn his biography to mention the | Pip we cause he being, wis Seiseautat- | tact, probably for the benefit of hls colleagues, that | hecessary, Wheeler leaves a ‘a pracucaLhatter, and ts now in the retail hat; ee business,” at Newark. Mr. Mackey, of South Caro- | 4PFOvement in n ingest un- City, and will pass the winter here ife and six children, Arius Leedom has returned to the city, N_ASSOCTATIC eneral Grant's Com ‘ 2 WRITING PROMPTLY AND ACCU- Foting Menta ith THE RATHBO TRAGEDY. A Gone etter part ofé pape in pivaeee: . dition, + pao! et it hy Mr. A. 'T PART. Special ge ze = P ascend e scale grea 3 ‘ongre: ent In Genera ‘ant’s cor On Losdey. Due pa y: $ gunrlied SHOKE-HAND WIITERS ture lit at Woelock, conducted by Me Be What Col. J. G. Berrett Says, DE Seen et he Seale UE greatness to Conare 43 not so severe, and he rested comiorbiy during oon ; Bishi at short notice JA OMB. president of the atscciadion. Strangers WERE STATESMEN ARE BOR! the night. His physiclans say he will be cut in <a youwill find | _ d22-stwtr Eetrect uw. Ut] TEMPORARY INSANITY THE ONLY WaY oF account. | Th? only native of Washington in Congress 1s Mr. three or four days? be has shared th of seduetion SHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL, TS Srne-FOR Gin Eroon NERD: * bert M. Woodward, of Wisconsin, who was born ae t lar meeting of the Union will The sad news by cable that Col. Henry B. Rath. | Uus city in 1835. The states of Connecticut, The Silver Coinage Question. " t n't mind telling you that in the Fall of aud artiste 4 call: From you ts Hoe ae bone, of this city, had kUled hls wife, at Hanover, { Delaware, Matne, Maryland, Rhode Istand, South | waar CHAIRMAN BEAND SAYS ANOUT 1_WwuAT ia PS : Maboceet BDL Ate the Hey, elheainaten ensue , i ” | Carolina, Tennessee and Vermont send solid dele- SHALL BE DONE WITH THE TRADE DOLLAR. pou } 3884 we expect to move 1 pha —— FRED. A. SCHMIDT. re invited, Germany, and had attempted to kill himself, con- gations, Senators and Representatives, of native | 4 Sram reporter met Chairmen Blank of the nt fo carry any of Tape CIRO DE svzzanra—vul M.D. HE TABERNACLE, 0TH Unues to be an engrosing topic of conversation th | Porn citizens. In the House there wig 36 Coats iow Guunseiieee “Gal clase: Gwe te me ee ~s burlding. {Sem : erviees at 11a, au. and soclety circles here. Sons of New York, 33 of Pennsyivanta, at of Ohta, | Wee ae Wie Canitol to de Rint RahA ieee ee - : Neat ranges 620e0%m* S, Minister of the’ Taberuac Col. James G. Berrett, who has known Col. Rath- | and next comes Kentucky and Vinginta with 17 | Ures, r > P- = rs, and has been ta x. ee a= BOLITAN SI“E! GHG GORGE ; “Ung as Mis attorney | each; Massachusetts and ‘Tennessee next with 13 | posed any act for the restriction of sliver colnage te Sas c HOLIDAY BOOKS, ‘von: | Qu”, METROPOLITAN ME, CHURCH. C CEE y, said toa Stak reporter this morning, orth Carulinn next With 12, So tt would | would be pasced tls session. 3 for 25¢. rulatinne Like ere can, Stationery, and a good | sadqigp es mes ventana Stréx, D. ib, | Who had catied upon him: “1 received a letter from | appear that the Empire state 1s superceding Olio “Nn ach en ceca iatioalty, “9 . per doz aan Sea ta brary, with constant ee Vanek fhe pastor, Bini Maaie ENE “com: | COL, Rathbone taued Novenhe oth, the last one | In the business of furnishing Statesmen for the apps eae ee —— gogo mi —gnd S, We. per doz, Pennsylvania avenue. Sn ae mene te 8, Monday night, eommencing 9 | that Thave from itm, which 4s perfectly coherent | country at large. Hitherto the “Ohio man” has the enemies of silver see that they can netttier stop " - es = He | and Jntelligent; such A letter as any business man | Deen tn the lead when the number of offices was | hor Geatrict les woinaes hero te eae ia Pisnts at gl, formerly A. SAKS & CO, we . FISCHER, would write to another. He speaks of some changes | counted. Of the entire Arkansas delegation In Perhaps they will consent to the sensible solution in the furniture of his houses here, and his sugges- | both houses but a single member was born in the of : f the whole question, Which Is in unlimited coln— Libraire Ftranger Hes, 8. M. Hantsoce, a member of the order, will | tlons are clear and practical. The letter gives no | state. Only two of the entire Mississippl delega- b> = 4 a ” et Papetier, h nto the order at Hamline ATE, | sign of mental unsoundness. tion are natives of that state, but she gets eve! ag Apo scheme plnicadl bo ie eoueaai ns ; z é reach aap mon to "1 AE, | glen soundne: ative: : A Seuiricgen, aman cee K OF CORSAGE BOQUETS RETAILERS OF THE FINEST CLOTHING, 10 Treamury, Washington, Elitcel 7 ti muorrow oi alu 'at 1 welonk oncer | "ST what do YOu attribute his act?” asked the re- hhaving sons in the Arkansas, ‘Missourl and Califor- SOn Ren aetna agg erg es See wk De Got i ounce! ancet ein 230 o'clock to pro- | porter, lelegations. i Almanac DeGotha, 194,260. dats _ feng, ‘0 He church. All Jonadabe are Invited to at- | PAT Gone think that he ever recovered trom the | ot thean embers of Congress 267 are lnwyers, | Specie "Wo miast eaune t0 thal cee nae ee 31¢ AND 818 SEVENTH STREET. a W.S. TAPPAN, —— shock of the night in President Lincoln’s box at though several of this number have practically sooner the better.” R COMPANY, ~ . : WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Beg” CENTENNIAL SOE CrS iO=a RONBIO. ee | ee eae aoe abject conor ane [| eee Eto ee moved to his mew Store 64 Oleh Sgenine ate eheld.at | He was at times subject lespondency an = lar?” inquired the reporter. Nonrnwrer, Herston Eat a hane ate OOk, Sth street, three | List Tei street at 11 o'clock, 1t*_| moodiness. 1 think that at_one of these limes ag- Capitol epics, “Take them in I suppose,” he answered, “and aca - — for the holidays, at low prices, 420-t3L (er FREEMAN, pray ated ver ats; by dyspepsia, he committed | sue APPROPRIATION BILLS—THE OHIO SENATORSHIP, Teoma io a we eS Bet cape Demin yin 4 / ee ene Respectfully notitv te pabiuerang his many friends, | x yyaeryis Re ater cause that can De as ed that | px speaker Randall's polly isto get the appro-| upat Dulilon value for speciause mad oe Ut eens FULL DRESS SUITS FOR NEW YEAR'S CALIS, FIRE SETS, tha he prepara to furnisly at the martest noties | Taney oocent ae Se ne eT ete | ation bills ready &s Soon as possible and push | fhe 10 the government at par 1 would say tet a FENDERS, &c. &0. | partlen. Tunclies! and recepiious ‘Gries’ ty, UNNEE | to contend with. ie may have Seeea ted amome, | them through to the end that Congress may ad- | in‘at reasonable figures Why We might as Sell cam Prices from $22 to $50 a Suit. E. F. BROOKS, promptly attended to, Citisuimciaan: but Rot Bee an a faba’ Bie cans Cod AR Journ early. He believes this ought tobe a short | them over.” . C, . and session. 7 uz Ose M INUTE as GAS FIXTURES. 1 1829 LStrect Northwest] tlonate. His wife was one of the brightest women wis ‘Ohio men who formed part of the escort of Beunions of High School Boys. 5 neat Qn | CR ANOS BERR GBIRSECUTION | aah e886 alice wrist Ui | Repreegtite, Hasta ames made sort THR CLASSES OP ‘SL an 8 = ‘ a PAYET E. No. 19. F. A.A. M., a We Have A = ial Tene ct ees Gta aio be hield at Masonic ‘Temple on MONDAY. dint instant, | Tespect. I believe that he was temporarily insane ington, and the Deller among them 1s that Mr. | ‘The annual reunion of the class of 81 of the high i ren 00 SSSs 555 Ez AY 0 Artistic and Fancy Colored Globes, Fancy Brassand | at 7, ’clock irene, Members are requested to attend, | when he committed the deed. There is no other Payne will be elected United States Senator. Ser- ’ EB Oo §° 4 oF Porcelain Lamps, Portables, &c- Brethren of Rieter Lede are freternally invited. ‘By | way, in my Judgment, of accounting for thls unex: ieat-Arms Leedom thinks this will be the our. | Sv0ol of this city was held last night at Freund's akg a Essig UNIQUE ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, | Lowest Prices. omer of the W. M. ICHARD J, BLAKELOCK, pected and gad oceurrence.” or the contest. Parlors, on 9th street, with Messrs. F. H. Cleaves, ; bes “oo Sss3 Sys . __ SECH AS: = a EF EBOOER ee SecrClarS._ | apprnioNAL DETAILS OF TAR MELANCHOLY avrate. | “boorkecser ‘Wintersmith has returned to the city | E. A. Sharretis, E. Roome, W. D. Wirt, Myer Cohen, SCONCES, TAND-GLASSES, ASH TRAYS, [ge SPECIAL Norice.— (gr 4 CHECKERED LIVE-BY COL JOHN A.| “4 cabie dispatch from London last night says: | after a few days’ ne tts | ® T- Mitehell, W. T. Taliaferro, W. Donaldson, H. bape pas eae app s Orrice oy THE Murvat. rmx Iss. Co,, D.C. : “Col Rathbone has shown signs of melancholia for | 9 ft'macting next Meader, oo ree Te hold 185 | Ww. York, T. Duchay, J. McCoy, HL. M. Pearson, C, COFFEE POT ORNAMENTS, &c., in Polished Antique and Repousse WASHINGTON, Deccan? 12; 1889, For sale at all hotels, book stores and news stands. | the past two months. On the night of the tragedy pease QL Sturtevant, H. T. Clark, A. Glum and i Brass, aiso Low's ART TILES and SKETCHES ane See Ten AST MOND STEN feeseia- | The most remarkable anfoblography of the century. 1 | {Be Past two months, On t his three children and | | ScucEoN GENERAL oy THE Navy.—A lettersigned | Taylor present, Tho onition of Mr. Birney, who ’ im Flush Frames, DER, 903, forthe year ia ene (eer FECAL NOTICE ne, wo. 8 of, their nurse were sleeping, and asked to see his | by the various heads of bureausin the Navy de- | Was whavoldab) Applate The election ot emcers j STILL OX EXHIBITION AT OUR STORE. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Pe es a ppt Od ‘The regular Watch Night meeting will be held af Stid- | children. His wife appeared tmmediately alter- Partment has been addressed to the Secretary of | resulted as follows: He. Mivehel; vice aus 424 Hh street, | newals before the last few days, and thus avoid the | ham’s hall, 1023 7th street northwest, on MONDAY, De- | ward, and. ordering the maid to lock the door, led | the Navy expressing confidence in the present | presidents, Messrs. Taylor, Donaldson and Shar- = crowd WESLEY BOTELER, © | Comber Stat S200 Ps, ttle oned that all members | Torhusbund ack 10, thelr Dedtoom. Dircctis | hava sige Geel Boe Wales, and urging his ¥ TON Par E WEE. 2 on eget ‘Wasusxoton, D.C., July 16th, 11 = help. Mrs. zs Ax =< | per of eight pa fifty-six columms, ESTAB- eS = ~ Yack *ARTNERSHIP C) ded-room. and, ding it bi thdrawn, a8_he wished to be entirely free Just the thing for New Year's Reccrsious, as the Caf | Tisifeb sutitry-AWo VAM, only cue delist ayeer | © rodnction ot an Bucice Ligat Mechise weniies | Com) CO-PABTNERSHIP NOTICE woe They found Mis Hatitone dying on the tea, | ewes ace ay aera yee t, and the . hat News aud! Gossip, Bersebal, Pelion weal ean) | With other improvements, we areiot suljest € the sexe | _ ‘The firm heretofore known a EDWARD FICK & co,, | 1¢ 1. her blood. Col. Rathbone lay on the | bureau officers complied. with the request, at the i ae Ito Nears aad) Gomip, Pera thd for septs | cation of the weather, aud are preparod to furieh with | doin business at No. SI DPennayleunia, avenue. eg Hoot, bleeding from tive different wounds’ A sige | toa tine seating tet ahels tenting ae XE MINE: Affaire, Stories, Home articles, &c. Send for sample | iin oe she wenthey and s any work in theline of | been dissolved by mutual consent, and the business will | floor, Dlé cd Ad = their confidence in Dr. Wales ‘The IN ONE MIXUTR copy. <2s-lin | Photo Engraving, for eltber oF plate-preae print- | be carried on at the same piace by EDWARD FIOK who shoo gO eee caaay cherie on 8 Caaveee ocean pee merge eye nerd ei = = ie assumes all ont coticern | covered with gore, were att by. Doctors | rotary 13 sald ‘AVE YOU OBTAINED— Ye hom all accor owing to same l= summoned immediately, but Mrs, Rathbone Medical Director P. J. Horwitz, as surgeon and at 2 saving of cne-half the Coffea A box of Nattaus’ Elecampane and Horehound loth oe a |p as EDWARD FIC! tied without being able to give any account of ths | general of, the nary: Dr. Wale prostate, torte or 3 foryour cough. They will certainly relieve in 8 very THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY, a29- 911 Pennaylvania ayentie. le to reach the bed and | office will expire January 24th, and Dr. Horwitz € short tue. Each yearincreases: popularity. ‘Try 142 a deed. Col. Rathbone was al reac] Fig —_ EF Cull and vce them, and get a cup of the beat Coffee | (ROT sy16 425 New York avenue, THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS | immediately became insensible. When he after- | will be retired on the 8d of ro oan me a AESAOISTU Rg arms, | ETRE Os Mame Meno™™ | BY oe tae Bah tetuno | macy tears cotctm he sppearod toc | ren ko appa i erotics Wl bo You ever drania Only at Tied Pend band poarmactat, | UC ate Bee ye a ies Gn FHURAD AY January db etwoen the | Hect Mimeelt wit had committed it, ‘The neighbors | geueral under Secretary Welles’ administration, ‘ a y say that, Col. Rathbone lived on most zoe SEFUING QUT BELOW cost. ENTIRE snOck | —__e Stoop a ‘THOS. C, PEARSALL Cashier, | Say that, Col: Rathbone Mrs, Neile Gen. Grants daughter, | Stew ant Second-hand but fide worms Gute | C2” whl bo ah Wana omen, BOOK ANDJOBPRINTINGBY . ‘A Berlin correspondent says that Mra Rathbone | arrived ay New York, on the steamship oXKS Wuiuk Watton becker J 904 14vH STREET, FRANKLIN PARK, AY oe OE RBOR, was buried on Friday, the funeral attended | Baltic. W. S. JENKS & CO., | Peale Watches, Re hc. on the Ist, 24, 16th and 1éth of each m Globe Oftce, 899 Pennsylvania avenun. by many American and of the | _ An attempt is said to have been made at Buffalo, ote sracluste sizention to Curvature of the Spinoand | |The facilis of out ratablidinent, aro euch that we The same t says that Col | ® ¥.. Thursday night by Canadians to abduet : ‘J, HERZOG’S, 2089th street, Spinal Comp) crures, “GRAY & CLARRGO Hathbone ming resovers MoBriae, the Irish agitator, No. 717 SEVENIH STREET. | a ‘Near Peun’s avenue northwest, vow York: Vendome, Hours10to3, n23-2m | reasonabie firures. &C oN, = -n21-3m