Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1884, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pre: Tre Evrxrxe Stan is served to snbecribers in the ty by carriers, on their own srcount, at 10 cents per 4 a Telegrams to The Star. MG. HUNTINGDON'S EXPENDITURES.. HEAVY PAYMENTS WITHOUT VOUCHERS.: Che See ee Stk. Ur HM cents per month, Copies at the counter, 2 Seen area : 7 cipelins “TEntered at the Post Office at Washincton, D.C, a8 THE CELTICS 10 Q second-claes mail n veld. .. 50 cents, #- All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance; Be paper sent loner than is paic me 1 FRENCH - CHINESE NEGOTIATIONS. et 63— N% 9,585, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1884. TWO CEN7s. THE MISSING MR. DELMONIOO. SPEC vO’ ‘ES. | Nf } G . SOCIAL PRECEDENCE AND CON- | inauthorso high! dorsed thority in | FAILJRES OF NEW YORK PRODUCE DEA\ : PECIAL NOTICES. ___|___ SPECIAL NOTICES. _|__ SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. ae pis ta Suppose for tah 8 pe ere ne so LIKES, | p— 7 aK = has not even re-elected )t ry ~ _ rw ual report of Mr. JAMES S. EDWARDS, the following that in which he last presided as Speaker, Fair Association, has been made public. which might happen easily enough. If the double Hicks, Minister of ‘the’ Tabernacle. nue, $348,846.56; customs, $82584.48. tow Pending Legislation on the Pres- Huntington’s Payme of $109,000 a So eerrrenaeess Si = Without Vouchers. = idential Succession Bill May Affect | vacancy had occurred in Iss, after the expiration teen printed pages, two of which aveliue and ath atree ITE NEON OE | INavAL OnpERS—Licut. FTE Green ordered to Washington Society. of the Forty-sixth Congress And before the mect- | CAH. FROM SAN FRANCISCO) FOR AN INVESTIOATION, NER tee ene fraction of the languase which fk took the cheesieal | 11 Otlock am. and 190) mar Bundsy eben aren | the training ship New Hampshire, Orders of En- ing or the Forty seventh, ex-Speaker Randall would | | 4% Fuaxcrsco, Jan. 12.—The Examiner pad. test ew books: seven Strtction of the wench 18 foe tho. cae : ° baa have succeeded President Gartleld ai jc “" MS to-day a statement respecting the $400.0 cao an Sned. | LARUSY, Murray, aud the, greene, seholare why pre | Be _ seq | S82 EE Wright to the Ossipee have been re- | Tes tte curious that the law propasea, which | BYP sured Preside an oppestte party trom that | Sich Mr. Wusungton: it hie tee ees { lives to reflice to something like a science. ee iALY RY PAPTIST JCHURCH: CORNER | voked. Leave granted to Penson PetEnCK | isto alter or extend the lne of the presidential | which had prevailed at the last presidential elec: | acknowledges hating paid on, Tor wha ee es | a khigumouoeraph, which, Mr, Edwards terms his “AD | Dastor Services At Laas ae Te a aes; | Pearson for six months, with permission to leave centricitics of tion, and having no chan at to the stock- | had no the oftice of Sj Succession, ‘should now be so generally discussed by statesmen and others, just at a thme when a ques- then of continuing in aker, a republican majority having hers, and { the United States, not account, except by s wht h under oath he ce ying Fi that be had patd tt Printed speech, ie, however, of inte Soren with us, ders of the ‘Asseciation—not, in = vy been elected then for the House of Representatives, | 1 agents and. attornere Sy ty Be Mad paid tt he hich itcoutana: butet int | {ptt PRESBYTERIAN - CHURCH, CLA- | Tae Speedwell arrived at New York this morn- | tion of soclal precedence tn official life in Wasliinas “For my OWN part Ld0n% line ie meee een ni teat $140,090, p feast dy dm the wishing of supyteeniotsed that | Ho fan eee alle 180 lath street north reat, Rev.@. | ing. ton Is also a favorite theme of conversation and a | egitated as to section Lis, of the Revised Sratute S Ss Pactiies Miloh fig. awe manelatheckiome cPehemmoatens | PPARGN. (seve Services: Preachinie Nanay! morn . eee being declared unconstitutional, because Ie weeke | ANd INISS SIRT IS eee Cet | srg BEtHA fo have commanicated to them annually." | 3 Ov o'clock. “Prayer mestines: Welueoiay etcmnee at | ASKS 70 BE RetiEep—Licut. Commander Thos i : only Revised Statute I know, smd’ moreover 1s the Dil, Of the ‘lump sum of $100.00 paid on iving Club was organizes! it was oped by | 7-sbo'lock. Allure welcome, Von SVMUME AE | nn orand Lieat JA, hesley have requested | __ How much the particular question of oMficlal | braze by wich Temescal Mune eee gossip to con- Na, 189, no explanation ts attempted, The jou the foamoer, fe Rowcal ditveeat: | pope THINITY PROTESTANT 7B CHUNG, | t0 be placed on the retired ust of tue navy, precedence now being agitated (the question belng | stuitutional law, so it will grieve me it It 1s proved | Ezamner concludes that as tie. House of Renee ‘would be partially, id not wholly, re- | PF contr of 3d and © streets northwest, Rev. = ass 23 to the proper place among the hizhest offctals | to be a “pons dsinorum.” Seniatives 18 democratic a investigation is impera- nail that can be learned from these versed uve. lnatters, the race meeGngs of the Driving ebren suceessfnl; aud Mr, Edwards? fi Appison, Rector.—Services on Suuday at 11a, m! pm, THE NAVAL Boaro oF INSPECTION, Commodore De Krafft president, has been ordered to proceed to of the Speaker and his wife) depends on the other How easily it ¢ one of constitutional law in regard to the succession such @ chasin 4 bridge to span, even Ipposed to le between those and i it McKENDREE M. F. CHURCH, MASSAGHU- 4 ey a3 two topics, 1s amply set forth in the first part of : ae Mk he a ne as ; New York, to make an appralsement of the U.8.8.|to the presidency, none who have not given | (ig sais 8 amply se MisGuexse. ew York, Jan. 12—E. W. Coleman & Co. were Bi gaining t gar from is source, Tn addition ‘to | Sopa, Bala pene ae a ey: an Colorado, the recelving shtp at that yard, prior to | tnought to the matter can understand. So close, _——~-_+e+. — Posted this morning on the produce exchange as E sca 372 4d etre tecedved through, eae Her W. 8 ERWARDA DD cotice ae alg he Bioeted se ee Nyiten | HoWever, ts tag relation between them that when | Mouse Expenditures During the Re= finable to ment tcl contracts. Messrs J. M. Pale ONE MINUTE $26.28 profits on trotting faces, temporary To 7 Seats fice. *AUL weleuine. ___* _| hasrecently been extensively repatred. the law regulating the presidential succession 1s cess. Sianghie ho eee ‘These six items swereeate 4 paauetine the | ess CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, (UNIVER: = $395...9 still in the treasury, leaves produce excha is truc, is not a princely sum: nevertheless it ix quite a thelr contracts, uy Ing as Unable to Itered in E ui meet, markets are weal from that now in force, the Ay Ww. soclal code of etiqn Morn: mi aus ean regard hah ernie) DEMOCRATS ORGANIZED THE NEW HOUSE. eas wake me — a Tespect-ble amount of money to be dis! d in the | ine: “Take” no thought fot Morn- ecer offices must be changed also. In faetachance of | phe re ePherson, cler} @ ¢ Celtic Spoken on the Sth inst. Hatlexement of the, Sitar neem that isarcen. | ME ake ho thouEht for ¢ ning: | De placed in command of the European squadron | fies he report of Mr. McPherson, clerk of the late ne and AMOUNTS PAID FROM JULY 1ST, 1883, UNTIL THE t), corner of 13th and L str ts, pastor, Rev. —Services at 11 a. 1. and 7 ComMaxpen Dk KRarrt has made application to Known aS section 146 of the Revised Statutes, whieh provides for the suc smu” No.4. Su-day school | tn September next. It 1s reported, however, that pri E he may be ordered to reileve Commodore Phelps of at 9:45 a. mn. in the | House of Representatives, showing expenditures of HER TEDIOUS Vora viders Lelieve the affairs of the Fair ssioz ndently ¢1 das Mr. Edwards | \ for pa which 1s not now the case, or | The cler b Loxvow, Jan. 12.—The British steamer Ludgate othe affair of | ene ee ; com cher mained: frst of the Prestdent yiry tem. of the | the House from July 1st, 388%, until Deceraber 3d, | yf ON: i Je Tne Uist steamer Tndga y two-thirds bf which siculd eve | CB ae ane. Hi TIPFAN) Care ee or uaed OL ths Bony ALLAN CEEAUON: THeye ahd next of “the Speaker of the House for | when the democrats orzantzed, has been printed. | for London, has paced the Ln 4 : Ades J the shape of'a | vization act Sixty-s veuth Anni A $1.00 Coxscrence.—Treasurer Wyman to-day Te | TT TN rena and ioe orate the oMlees | For the five months the compensation of officers, | havin span t ‘ = SHIRITION FOR FIVE DAYS. ciated ae ewer will not Kareenats | eae ee urehi, on SUNDAY Cetved $1,000 “for the conscience fund” in an enve- | Lnout what the Freach world val a messengers and others recelving an annual salary | Sift ft» 1p lat. 49 alles exetor Ia GRAND EXHIBITION FOR E DAYS, a] Report b wards, when, ASBURY BLE —————— lope postmarked New York city. The contribution | ment? In Washington society, so thoroughly 06; salaries of Capitol police, | preaking her shaft the Celtle beat, about several aerate . . SBURY M. E, RCH, Rev. N. M. CAR- | was {nthe sh ape of a $1,000 United States note, and dup are social gossip and’ Constitutional law als, for folding documents, | davs, the captain hoping that wien the weet COMMENCING TUESDAY 57 ROL wh at Ws m. and 70 y AQ Ws, i ping that nm the weather MMENCID F ? at Aram, and 70 | came through the open malls in this, our national capital. Ppa gered: eking MUM | modérated he would tke able to return to New Yarke FFE REE. 2 Sunday: at ee ESE “ HOW IT WOULD WORK. PAINS, $5.0 paceens _UoKes. rhe » however, drifted too for South, and. CUES =e } ogee a SQ mand Ja) JH Guess, storie | Be dvaruke Mewrivd ot tie ioara ct funerels | _ For instance, supinss eis proposed by the eee Saaoee 3H: | Auding i tmposstble :k he decldad ( pro- 5 patie ite ic which the gen "| ing inspectors of steam vessels will be held at the astaniee, BURNS, 2s sy Sand static 12,45 ostare, | ceed east epa 3 any his duce ur friends and the public are invited to come and get | Hove composing sin of Directors | Fe GHAI TIAN TOHUROHD Tine BER En | COMGrE DRUM GeV CaE day Dan Taacnt CDP | oil tho Senate passed ince winter, the Secreteey oF or a Alest OF election cases $1.00 was paid. | Cod eastward, the p pproving his Curse, THE FINEST CUP OF COFFEE OR TEA | BPPS Wrsonally mdoreing tor the Ase Ee near tn pane ELD. Power pastor | Rext week. State was putin the Une of succession after the h the single exception of packing voxes, all lara Louisa Kellogg a Witness, ae Goce ma Services at the usual houre, i aan, and. 790 gomn President of the Senate and the Speaker of the | U2 expenditures were below the amounts . Gis iene keoer eek Nias Gree Seo Cone pecs borate jag Pyoides meting af 649; Sunday-scliool, Y.30 | ScaRcrry or New Usrrep States Nores—Treas- | jiomse yan ta would take precedence directly | uhexrended Hennee® Gexeral, purposes. The | sritness to-day In police court om belated eek FRANK RICKER, Sc tione sf the Matalin genial | 92 Seat free,_A very welcome. itt_ | urer Wyman states that there are now no notes of | ‘tur thom on state occasions, and before the Chief | for Pavment: Ces ete they ApPLOpriation | main, who was driving her to her hotel on the sees AD bus of the Mutu psural mmpany and of ¥ sain = pate | no} s ve 5 salaries amounted to $955,660.14. af Bank etoust sloueat tn ihe act. Mr. I the denominations of two, five and ten dollars, and nominated ex snorrow by. thy Justice and ning'of the 8th inst., when the horse knocked down (Tribune Buitding, New York, Pastor, nators om 2 used d an c=, FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH, 14TH AND GSTS. fo Preaching at 1 ain, T ng the five months, “ a te fo a < : arrow Dy only 1.8% of the denomination of one dollar in the eta nS LIN the june oF the suc. | $250.49 worth Of Stationesys eectle ere Lor eee | and Injured a boy named Join Keehat, The songs Prornieron, te ea Ageiation, tankrapt | at 7:30 p.n., Kev. Dr. Tiffany, of New Yoricits | United States note delice on site occasions would be established be- Keeper. $75.35; for the postmaster, $26.50; for report. | (He court discharged the driver. « ‘ ; nonthis he had made it prospect | a ee oe —— ont aeeneat now Itis often ques: | ers of deh br commifltce on appropri Will Exhibit at Our Stoze, j gormomstions "AIP" at cuce "a i ee ca Tc ee, HON... WARREN | Tur Suiprrsa Comsirree will give a general | Yond a pera Tedd ee oe ie loa Naud TOF Waseauid meats eine | Fe Labor Conference in Philadelphia, a" ce J seit fommid, Me wextld “revolutionize lusuralice | and'7:20 fie, Leewon ye ee OR at UL a. Tearing on the shipping question on Wednesday. PReent Orne > ‘The Stock on hanit in the stationery room July 1st RESOLUTIONS 13 D, ETC. THE BOSs, Ba 4 wit the Bank and the Tiowuranes com | ions. ite | It Js the Intention of the committee to take up the “IN wy SEAT.” ae x oa 3137: and trom July, Ist to} | Pri. cep IA, cod 12— pdr 4 about sony = ae . declare annually a handsome dividend | = aoe re ———— — | pinsley Pen roa cop ereh 5 . MY SEAT. | Decemyy to members, $2,282.89 i1es press Lis Morning at the Labor e - @%, ONE MINUTE COFFEE Por, alot of old fusies, to what di- WAY OF SALVATION REVEALED ae Fo eee re Sometimes Associate Justlees of the Supreme } jy leaving on hand when | Which ed at the Assembly bulldings, CR iene rae Urey Teepe lpr scmeaua uester sy anedtern | ins in McCauley’e Hall Boater tee, | allow. ‘The question at chicka ae ne fete | Court have ct » even over the Vice | the democrats t stock worth 23,000.75, | Gencral S. 4. Crooks, of Brooklyn, wt tempos before the public for mal for and Tea. A child Lissipated. “The | 1 E the committee, and they will probably report a bill | President. This was done by one of them wien | For the folding room, 435 buckets of past ae chairman. | After the appoiitment (of a com repent old can rake Coffee and Tea with it 1. Nearly 7,000 for free material, ‘They may also report a free ship enridge held the latter office, as a lady | Purchased from Mr. 7. "B. Bell, at $1 per bucket. milite solutions and call for a national cop- is or seven years Olt can 10 mek Fe ie, Edwards re- fet or parson. or an: Dill, but the question has not yet been discussed. 1d the writer BORG Presi a - Koones, of Brooklyn, presented Just as well as the most exper 4 cook, and it takes $ 1 rom the Bible that Tsrac! = = d the writer recently, She sald Vico Prest FL Pane ‘i a that the protection of enly ONE MINUTE TO MAKE COFFEE AS CL fared bette immortal” souls or ghost trom un Awoxo THE CALLERS at the White House to-day er escort to the table at a oes de Was ene of the funda- AS WINE with all the insridients contained in the bes rouy ex ase Bente fs MI AION ME GHURCH-GORNER oF E | Were Senators Voornees, Jones (Nev.), Lapham, and husband, and Of | INFECTED CATTLE FOR THE WASHINGTON MANERT. mental a: neiples, civilian governtnent COFE T ferve his tern a =~ MT. ZION M. "RCH, CORNE - Sen RS orhers; 9 EE ly Werte i susttce > Sue Seer oa sacatiea 5 em denouncing the proposed changes in the tari ret bs Rona nperun in (esd Tea caky as linite the expressive la TF aa ist ntrctia ne oe MONE, OF | trate, Tilt, Conger, Platt, Frye, Cameron, Butler, | eit Cant, cane ed etd ese OF Wie Bue | Representative Wilson, of Iowa, a member of the ing the conference to refuse tte sup- Bitter water the nicw method of making it we cr ie se DON ae eee Ber yer, Ingalls, Brown and | ¢o © a right to put me wh nGuRe Con agri at the Capt- ulidate for state office have ad K. ns, No salt, no ei: hat neither of the F Midis EE WEE ee ives Brown (Pa), Stralt, | Chose Dattyou gave Mr. Bi tol to-day ngs of three | coord Wit ‘sof the ave wees se Saath Sad have beon sufficient y capacious Roi BABI once ion Nie | Davis, Lawrenc mm, Harmer, Lacey, Robin | rdice yay that to which he eo head of cattle, slaughtered this mot These fC. AW CAV La, Pre | bauk vot rd of him, pat a business man in Lis place. = 2 ee Son, Pettibone, Nichols, Bland and Culbertson, ered a Justice of the supreme Court entith cattle were bought out of i dot; eric wen thanit essen "Who or Tea, | by so doing made che of Dest iuvesti (ee, BocEnt 8 VEC TABLE Couait SYRU 3 GENGiad GRAS h ton occasions where formalllics of etiquette wer int mitied cr ae Washing’ i ane aie < the pass the DI granting & pen J for 20 yeas has proved to be STMASTPR GENERA rk New | Intend or the et, and slaugh- | Sion to the Soldiers of the . ony be STED TO COME, therefore, that Mr. Edwards hare. | ever dicovered for Mincopiine Cone OSTMASTFR GENERAL GRYSHAM has gone to New | 1) observed. tered. sion to the Soldiers of the late war the bil grant toute distinguish hime lf in Rauking rs at Our Store or Not, the stockholders of the Fair Association tecived a dividend from its revenues for Free from all drugs and narcotics, driggists. “Price 25 and 50c, York, and will return on Monday. ot JC. Wyman, THE Comission consisting There was a decided difference of opinion ami Phey were bought and kUled by order of mamis-loner Loring and under uhe immediate of sssor Law. ‘The Inngs taken AN OLD-TIME CONTROVE! mg ing a pension to sol co jand the Dill to equalize ned in ebel prison Dennties. Both sets eat na (ile represented thitte dletheet Genet | resolutions were received with applause and re 2 were lese than $9,000. ent of PAUL'S ENGLISH LU nod Se . Sew York. =ressnen evel TM and I2as to the rel le represented three ot Stag re © the committee on resoiu < ARD GEE A CUP OF HOF COFFEE G8 ZEAL se ined were lees thas #400) cue of | P7es> ST. PAULS ENGLISH LUTHE Rhode Island; He atkins, New York, and | Congressmen even in 1791 and 172as to the Th fentesented tt Ss stagerot | Src the committne on rewoluth er . | 500 sreater in I S. Dome. pastor—Services errow morning Frank H. Truesdell, District of Columbta, who were | tve rank of the Chief Justice and the Speaker. the next where the lungs were abso | sderly, Of Scranton; John Jarrett, of Physic particularly invited tocall and examine ‘lez ut the Agi | Gwent at 1 and 70, ‘Subject inthe mornite appointed toexsmine the completed section of the | Mr. Sedgwick sald,on January 10th, 1791, when |Inely poten, and the thin wire the love. | 3.1, Willlains, of Olio; asia. Lawson fits scien ciples, ay ES Tad im debt 9129) wore off | Land of His and Vallera." tn the eviaing: “seta | Northern Tacit oreson Geoe ie authorized to | the Dll to decide what ofl @ place | Just become affected. | Mr. Wilson ald that | of Indiana, and other prominent’ labor men, ex? = roTs e ON SALE Ww 9 that ne have tet 3 there are no | Of Ashort s 2, to bedeliverva | GXatuine Che completed 25 milles of Uke Northern | of president jn case of vacancy in the second 0 haps all the cattie tn this vicinity are more or less | pressing thelr approval of the objects uf the cone THE TOTS WILL BE ON SALE WHILE THE t 2 rere Si y . Pacific, east of Superior City, Wis. affects nd Unat unless Congress takes prompt r EXHIBITION LAST: that th ; coda, | Saas ee La also, that “the office of Chief Justice was action 70 starap out the disease It will Infect al the enn Aleertie aueaelomety econ Pea s is ka note of the | 7 q . . ered as next to that of Preside Lt Stamp out the disea etal After the nTWCRE OF a coMMulttoe On per Coffee and Tea Pots tested with | AS mooury loaned dushg the vast | [BPW ERLE ely aa aoe caren ie thought him the proper person to’ fil tie wae cattle of the country. mapent organization the conference adjourned and want our friends and tion will be held at | Pastor, Kev . | e , ret a a Mr. Jackson objected to the Chief Justice a es a a — aed sup | Praise service, 9:30am the Speaker of the House of Representatives was, Tariff Reform, ee am in practical operation, Board” 18 OP | Ing ‘Thursday evening atnis fire) People who Say They Saw Mr. cf Cay ay aioe Cees Ia heel ES The Warldepart. | 12 ite Ouinion, the nest, ofleer iz paint or dignity ON EXPLAINS THE DUTIES OF THE SUB- ee ee a a lark. G. M Oyster, K Repetti, WR Smith | Pog CHURCH OF ment ts informed that the condition of Me- , quoted above), tf will be observed, COMMITTE ON * CTANGES.” | RETH, N. J., Jan. 12.—Mrs. Charles Conrad, IMPSON & GUY, oes Gant amet then Bed CRU te epee DI tector — Holy coms ion Sa. m., | Ke s considerably improved. The report 1s s fven above the Vic Morrison sald to a Sra reporter to-day that > anes age feed fms on ee p tn gentlemen, any one of whos Wo worning service and sermon, I A. m.; ev ning pager: be One: - Sera WHO sn z Justice In the time of ub-committee of the ways and means com- horities that she saw and talked with Mr, Del- a : . ae . _. | better p ntof the Fuir Association tha with children’s situs 340 p. Pier Sty | Made by one of h¥s staff officers, who recently i © stanly being eetigeregtl a m r. Ds DEALERS IN STOY AND HOUSE FURNISHING | wants.) Let one f them Selected fr pre HPrvecal cena oe Seething bo tee Gee | visited him at Blo ; ste asylum ‘The meiieat | Vive re to whom allusion tittee, on “changes in the tariff laws” would not, | Momlco at her hous on Friday Beene, ee GOODS, rearof the breakers is heard, Will the 5 of ti ove : : pen I spray ar ica ee ve He as 0 y and she be allowed to drift upon the recks? We shih nec, G MEN'S CHRISTIAN sion of opinivn as tO, ig. chances of he | AN Assiclate Justicn of the T7.S. Supreme Court | #5 the name might seem to Imply, have charge of | COCK, He asked for money to the | 1005 PENNNSYLVANIA AYENUE, BS MANY STOCKHOLDEKS, York avenue.—¥ ; 1 the writer, a few weeks ago, that he < reform. TeTO_ ARCHITECTS, , taht hy the secret covery. Ibis generally beileved that the present onsidered | Any matters relating to ta Consequentiy, rds the brid ratlroad, tow Ke over Ul Elizabeth - . a | ; vement 1s empo . 2 28] should take preecdence of all the | the fear which has been expressed that Messrs, | Tiver. Mrs. David Donner and another person also ASHINGTON, D. BUILDERS, CABI ins. 6 nductod by Mr, J. ‘opie, improvement ts but temporary, and that a reaction | that tli a take i | say they ‘The police discav 2 5 WASHINGTON, D. ©. ee RR ERS Re “We thenndcrimed, MICHAEL | Only Hopes taney EEG. Luar, Tunic, “Our | ab rement lt but temporary, a command 13 Te. | Justier upreme Court, | . Mills, Hewitt, and Kelley, who were placed on that | S4¥ Wey saw him. “The police discredit the stury, — DWYER and WILLIAM J. FU ‘ON, having entered ings. Building open Sunday from 2to7 p.m. it* garded as an impossibility, and a vaeancy will soon ne, In contenc ing for the right of the Court to sub-committee, could never agree, was without DRAGGINE HE RIVER FOR THE BODY. into copartuershiy, will oven a Printing and Hardwood | espe GpOLETAN al, Ginger CORR Gm | Occur In the Brae Of WHEN cen ee vdence of the Speaker, have claimed it on the | Sub-committee, * New Youk, Jan. 12—The Newark canal and the A RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS. | Finisting Ectabkehinent at No. 623 G street, between. ROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, CORNER | joy. Merritt, superintendent e We: olnt | Score of the Justices being permanent officers, hay. | 1! ati wel Passaic and Hf, ‘K rivers are being dragged jesse i ith streets northwest. where we willdg all Kinds | hip fg and, C streets. Preaching at 11 a.m. by | ICY .Memitt, ‘superintende Ne on inf ee ang | ing their appointments. for lifes wills. tine Speaker | ,.;A\l matters relating to a.changein the rates of | forthe ody of 1 — 5 i ree we Pitinhin shop E.G. ANpi he ervice will be | academy, ¢ . D. anley, 23 are ‘ apne 2 Sahl 5 peAker | taxation, or rev said Mr. Mor wher! suieet Wont Mee Dake ie ne Fab to allow the conpresntian te ision Pera | the offlects inost promi nentie wane ely | 18 Clected only for two years and never has any cer- SR et el te ee ie ——— ds, Furniture, Se, tu the beet workisanlike | former Pastor, Dr. 0. He Pirrane, Gk keaeaes | to recelve the proneniae talnty during that time of a re-election. the whole committee. ‘The duty of the sub-come mad cclead gecbaseg ages ft reaccuable pricer, church, it - ut if permanency in office be conceded tobea | nitsen will be to — COnaaer’ changes such | FRENCH-CHINESE NEGOTIATIONS PO BE RESUMED. Wiauuavounocs N. }.” Proprietors ang manufactnrere of (Perfection) CHURCH, 20TH STREET N.W. | 10° NUNGTON “SPECIALS? Ane Mapz—Under | proper ground for agcording precedence to oMcers | MME ill bo to consider changes such | PIRWH CHINESE FECOTIATIONS FO BE RESUMED. — d : Wood Filler. ‘Tas Filler 4s pronounced by. architeces, v , CHURCH, 20TH STREET N.W. | 10 head ot 1 Dispatch to the Press” tho | appointed for life, where would the President and | Qthor diatters HOt teeing a. oe in abd | negotiations between Chilta and Prance aks SUPERFLUOUS HAIR | ome Ee eee thes eens e, te eae ene alee | Epwanp HEYeNen, of Baltimore, will preach. | Phiadelphla 7 Yes as Its own matter Ts ice President, who are elected for only four 5 rates “In announcing the. stib-commitices I'guve | Do hye ped ted mpg ln : a wf ie fo te pe nn atid Blin 0 CREST a Te oe ea rene. | Ph la Pre 18 m place? On that score. they must yleld pre 5 ancinS she sa Co angesin | quin and atunesty for the black flags China 1s * SSE Eee CERES ie at 6.30).1n. Pubbe invited. "Seats free.* | ladies of the Nattonal hote] was held yesterday for Ww it Fea Geese re a prones | tee, ant amiitee {3 not dependent upon UNEASINESS AT CANTON. 708) — — mons 8 E a8 by the early statesman. considered a proper a a : i A e ct ee (oS TQ THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NA- | TRELT BAPTIST CHURCH, GEORGE. | he purpose of getting up an entertatnment to False | und naturel gro en wht hea EE eg te eee Pee rae Rare Uruk: Secu Guan one Yean ex on the female farm, seen | EOS? TIONAL. Fart ASSOCIATION OF THE pis. | 2 L. Longe. DD. 1 ain; The Great | funds for the rellef of the poor of Washington. The | dence 1s instanced by the 1 : Ona question of this kind each man has his own | the city of Canton, aud the uatives are very tame most couspic urbe Hi Cut, Chee ae | jection WEE Senne ca NR ee tanks | Salvation. mm, Pead-line of the Soul.) All | affair will probably take place next Tuesday even- | Mr. Roger Sherinsn Said In’ the debate January | O82“ to pfescut, and. will hot take ansthing. om | easy. . i iy on the arms, and. from Ha Room No, 1, second Bone, ene ey | eee APTHST CHURCH Teri rer | SARAH parlike of the nature of amusteate, | 13H, 1790, tn the Honse of Representatives, | Mews £0 0 personal exarnination. If the sub-com- ADMIRAL, COUREET'S MOVEMENTS. picid ryan @vohue aud 100; street north: | [7g FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ane STREET | various well-known amatenrsof (alent having vol” | whch arzulng in favor of the Presitent ot tie Sens | PU UL reported certain action the couuuittee | Hal-Phong dates of the 7th Inst. ciate that Ad Mirch de one of the chichor, | west, in Washington, D.C. | ES” detween G and H northwest, tev, De Curumenn. | untecred thelr serviecs for the oerasion. ate, and opposing putting in any Head of Depart. | Wout go over the whole work agalu.” miral Courbet will advo upon Bac-Nink with- fsinulllarze cities resort v7, JAMES 8. EDWARDS, President. o-morrow (D.V) at ia ta. aud 7-3 eo ment to succeed In ease of a vac in the ont ph dascertl ose Out awalling reinforcements ilatories, Tweezers, Fire Scis GEO. R. REPETTI, See'y pro tem, t | aa pe ued Thun eS eS AN ADOPTED AMERICAN CITIZEN'S TROUBLES IN | of Presidcnt aa ite poe rene RAR “a Poultry and Pigeons, DECREE OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA. fact that they = a = a — | Meeting o yevening. All, ai reer eeTe is sta : Sts ANY ORticer as possible successor to the President 4 IPE . Washituton. City ak TS, MIGINIA, REAL, ESTATE JOURNAL, | esp-clally strangem, invited i 20 eee LE Ab) Ce Denar eRe Ot St ae ete Rte ae Talsing | THE SHOW AT BALTINORE CLOSED—SUCCESSEUL EX- | BERLIN, Jan. 12—The Tiughlete (uewspapier) pute akepts in the nse W.P. HILLEAIY & SON Warner, Peart: AAEES | 9-55 NEW JERUSALEM TEMPLE, NORTH cap: | Wat there has been official correspondence between hun In a manner even above the Lexisiature.” HIBITORS FROM THIS CITY. lishes a decree issued by the emperor of China urg- the most VP HILLEARY & SON, Warrenton, anqiitey coun | ee SENS Batrect: Service at I1.a.1u. Seata | the department and Minister Hunt, at St. Peters- | “rhe amotion for illing up. the blank with “the ; ing upon his troops an energetlc resistance to the A —— = ie free, Sermon, “Gideou's Flevec,” i burg, with referency to the ‘ease of Richard Was- | seory Of State for the time being” having been | The ae = the pane Poultry ge } aggressions of the French. [cee OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE SP WAMLINE M.E, CHURCH, CORNER ora | BDA nAtUFAllzed Pole, who clatins to have Dech | in tius debate renewed by ME. CamOll, Mr Liver, | Plgcon club, at the Natatorium in Baltimore; whieh ee WE chune ¢ 3 DC eR ee en nen CHURCH, CORNER ore | the'victim of official oitrage upon ehe pare of cme more observed that the character of the genticman | closed last night, 1s considered to have been, a sue. New Ministry for Quebec, Ee permanently ant i nose 11a. m-and 7.50 pan. preaching by pastor Ree et | ployes of the Russian goverument, and that heomly | Wire observed that the character of nth = Qcrnre, Jan. 12.—Hon. Mr. Masson, and not Hon, ye permanently arm lOrever Nanoves: m. and 7 p. 1, 7 chin 5 tor, Hey. $ a ijcet bi hent, and i tha pe st ave no pig] very 5 atte) - RC, '2.—Hion. Mr. Masson, and growth by the operation of Electrolysis Hatersook. You beoplits Matinee at 6, led by HA, | escaped colby to Siberia by puylnse money to Rus, Tnining the question, beeawse the Howse w: in every way. The attendance was large, | nr’ oss, bias undertaken 0 form A sew MIOLACy, Beedle: process.) Any Physician or Surceon will ol Weleotue to all. qe lan officials, While the result of the correspond- | to provide for a case that might. not happen for a | ¢speclally during the last two days. The exhibits | for Quebec. Mr. Masson’s acceptance of the posi. Ponies Tene Can) jarthed in the wortd by whic ferrari pee CHEE Sk MT. VERNON PLAGE ME. ciiure, | ChCe 18 not known, tt 1s belleved that Wagner's | nulnber of years ‘The Hollse: shantte axe vod | were remarkably good, both tn poultry and pigeons, | ton of premier will create a vacancy In the senate. air has tote-operat t omand the Therinal action wf of Penussivaiia. avenue aud Oh stivet hs nth orm, Oh and trets nortnweat — | ROLY rue, and that the Department of Slatewill | the ‘omcer” who would. fromthe nature | ‘The competition in whilte leghoms wes very great, | No Negotiatio f Reciprocit ricity comp! he Touts. Commencing at 9 o'clock sm. | Preaching at 11 a.m. by Saw. Cuecore, for many yeora | Make further Investigations ih the matter, of his mice, most naturally succeed. He | there being twenty-fiv a 1 No Mintions for nm ec ir em if 3 afthiction stop the | By the charter of the Company the election of seven | Pilucipal chief of te Grevie Nation MED. ME Mowooe ES hoped they Would not determine tn favor of an | Here Belng twenty-five coops on exhibition. ‘Treaty With Canada, i vinnie Aes at | Beata ts to constitutes bean te conduct the affairs of Creek delewate, interpreter, “Vreuchitye at 7:30 p. an. by | A NOVEL Hore1 Hor.—A delegation of Apache officer of thelr own creating, and of whom no men- | AMong the successful exhibitors of that variety A special to the Mit ae neetecek ine | by Maas Eamar te Reheat sheabovemecting, | Hey, SI CO8 D.D, stor, “Goucliding mation ou | radians vistted ‘Representative Springer av. the | (Hlche oF tel own creating, and of wi objected to | Was W. G. Lee, of this city, who carried off nearly says: A statement has recently been Dicuiah Wore ohbant te oitie nt | iene Se ae eer an emnrany ie | can LE s —______’_| National hotel, on ‘Thursday evening, and per- | the Chict Justice who had been nauned, beeause ace all the honors. His breeding pen was considered | Widely published In United States Journals that, ieuirh, Ye ald be willine to | is provided nual mectine o mpany | o—=<s5 NORTH BAPTIST GHURGH ISTICN 1 onlay to the provision of the constitution he : : é 3. | Recording to a cable dispatch from Ls fo ket rid of this tuaecntine | the first Vusinew in order shall be the appointment of a | (Bg thie Hi NEARE: | formed a regular war dance tn the room’ adjoining | Conting to the provision of the constitution he must by the judges (I. K. Felch, of Natick, Mass, and G. | # “ Ms ely always bring it on theniselves chalrtuan, who shall conduct the mecting and election | Senay school g:wa.m | Preschitye Wie. im and’) thetea tous Ih wae cone cht, and. wag | Preside in case the president should be impeached. by a as Skis Re, = | Canadian government ts communicating with’ Earl a hairs fv in accontince with the act of incorporation, between the | 72 ey ge, pein of Brovideneo, Ter, | Cia Wau | Ae Wag Dy nay guests of the | He approved of nating the president pro ten of | O- Brown, of Maryland) to bo the finest pen of leg- spect to the arrangements for nego- he f kam. and 6 p.n 0 ium notes held by the Com- Sociable Tucsday. Prayer aneeting a. at house. The Indians were in full war paint and the Senate, beeause tals, being an elective govern- horns exhibited this eason. fits birds also took Uations for a reciprocal treaty betwee ada and = = ee ies é 25 suc- | Ment, he did not wish to sec the chief magistracy | O:her prizes, as follows: Firsts and second on cock- | the United ntates, including a setiement of the necomie ee $1,402,277 00 ISSION OF THE REFOR wen | Manes and during the dance sent forth a suc. | went by an officer not the choice of es ra, | erels, rst and second on putlets, second on cock | Cae Unite fishery ‘mere is no truth in ish treatment thir season on han 1,259 83 ISSTON HE naa | cession Of unearthly guttural sounds and blood. | filed by an officer not lng of the president | &Ad Second on hen, and $10 cold Special premium | _aZt dian government i is now, a5 ouly a Mmited Ocha United St Meco ee totn and | curdiing whoops, then dancing solemnly around in | tuerefore he favored he marlng of the president | tor pest breeding pen (games, Hainburgs and black | {cu for, thet, ocrtaie Gene Pees Hearn 9 tis Gantaye Wee. 1585) Am. contacted by Kew. Jos W. Eas’ “No eveaning | 2cltele formed ih the center of the room. AL the Ehosch by the neopte te the aarea ee Was OFIZINALLY | Savas), and three specials for the best palr of tame | large interests in the United States are endeavoring Gr ee EG nee | service. “Sunday school at 9:20. 1m. All are invited. 1t° noeeoner mena Se Chee eronese toi oar. Hveriioe> continued: «When amen aments tb orn chicks. S. E. Rabbit, of this city, exhibited | to procure reciprocal trade for their vin benelt niture suid hatinoe: is CATHOLICISM AND PROGRESS =x | MIS Springer a larze shield and the efflzy of a pap- the constitution c:une to be thouzht of, perhaps it | $Me Very fine rose-comb brown leghorns, and won | without regard to the general quest disefor gene isea ad (o> CATHOLICISM. AND PROGRE Dooss Henly Pound after, ie manner’ in which, | te conseitubon eatne 10 le PBOuEnLOr Dernas IU | eoonh Guise cu Sockets ane anied ear ee b the gener ¢ aid | ceeromt OTA sre enn OF Witony nt thelr squaws fx the young of thelr tribe dulclascln Ay enpbrering the eile Gus tea | Pours alse exhibited Tosecomb winte lyghoras | Gemerad Forelgat News Ry Cables u ULesrinc Sare Losses ty fire for year 1689, adjusted 99 og | Church, 4th and D streets southwest, Hew Fk ‘The District Attorneyship. CHOSE RG ErculacHt enn tenn Heart interes or te cSt John exhibited white loghorns, and won Saunt GAORGE AD MICHAEL DETTE ite Statenin ‘ ‘or distributie rector, B a again and make another cholee— | Hrst prize on hen. There was also a tine display | pyguix, Jane 12. The Irish Times tntiinees t at oF | at thea: ARTE tets ot ents fon canara = REFORM. COL. CORKUILL'S SUCCESSOR NOT YET APPOINTED. r, for the remainder of the four years; | Of Plymouth Roc and ght Brahmas. Dr. George | tne tour’ of Henry. G ¢ and Michael Da’ = By order of the Board of Manag ‘avent Ttis learned at the White House that the President | because at The end of that tine Uke power of choos: | H_ Caines, of Maryland, carried off nearly all tie through England and Scotland hasbeen abandoned, SSES AND CHILDRENS’ WRAPS | _Ja4-dtd pane Tey fii Rev. Dr Diet, of Fennsyi- | nas not yet decided who he will nominate as Dis. | ing the electors should Teturu to. ad be exercise’ | Prizes in the later variety. owing to the hostility of one section of Wie Irish Pn, Seats ire PSSuniay-schovl at | trict Attorney for the District of Columbia, but that | PY the several 8 Ste heorwonben Affairs in West Washington. Cs fons tog 2 a ne ll axp class, $ o'cloc ite rill tak i 4 . 'S BIE. a tiie S0any aa cnesti TE B | tow ie vers shorty inde meantime Colonel | Thus seems tt the Mi proposed by or yf. | TH ENTERTAIN atten By the song Eentte. ‘The Condition of the River. MILLINERY GOODS, FENDERS, &c., &. Grand Muss Meeting, Masynic Hall, | Corxhill, whose term of offleeexpires to-day, will | Cold at this session of Congress had the sanction | was repeated last evening to an appreciative audi. WHAT 15 SAID AT THE SIGKAL OFFICE TO-DAY. E. F. BROOK: co oblate te, To. Grr anit tay) at i | hold over until ns uc eat aap pointed. eure of at least one honored statesman tn the First Con- | ence. ‘The operetta, “E. C. B. Susan Jane,” was | “ What is the condition of the rivert” asked a. aa ibaa 1 12 of bill proposed | Information gained at the White House tends to anoce (a Sa ae erformed in a creditable manner, and Mr. J. J. | s en oul well, at the Signal ofl ar GAS FIXTURES, ness erulating Licenses in the District | confirm the statement made In THE Sraxthat there | STS yas the propos nbs ney quota 1s similar @o eices and Master GW. Gook kat Mies ais ee orter of Lieut. Powe ignal ofice, 801 151m STREET, Conconax Buinpise. Fatxce and Hantooce, Majer Hen Mote and * but few applicants for the position, and, with | Uiat of Representative MeColc a KING'S PALACE, Full line of these @oods, also Everybody invited, It ception of Col. Corkhill, their claims are not Of course if the acquitted themselves fairly. The e1 concluded with the melodrama, tertainment The Golden Ww now In force, approved March erything looks favorable, and no danger . oot PAT 5 very strongly urged. Ist, 1792, and generally known as section 146 of the | Farmer,” 1n which the different ‘characters were | threatens," sald the lMeutenant. The ice Petascale fain Larabe, Lecraticd Wicy Brees ana bene mectigror Was monaewere a Revised Statutes, were abrogated entirely, as some | well sustained by Messrs. J. Spellman, D. Morgan, |1s still firm, and there 1s no rise in 16 Tih sheet neathweat - ‘ ups, Fortables, &. Headquarter: Bt meek ae cheers coummandery, held at Capitol Topics. suggest should be done, the Speaker and lis funily | Win. Campbell, Wm. Manogue, T. Fullalove, J: | tho “river, and none ds ike ton wocwe pow cat Prices, E. F. BROOK: DAY, 1th inst, at 3 K P.m., for the purpose of THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ASSOCIATION, could not lay any claim to the precedence now ac- | Archer, J. Blair and P. Craig, and Misses It the ice gives way gradually to waria weather the oe F. BR 3. | making arrangs in nts to attend t Knights of St Pat- | of Massachusetts, has sent a request to Senators | Corded them, Kearney, aes MeGuirr and ieee eh river will clear without dams , The ot ly danger = vAS NGTON, . iz, nick's Ball in Baltimore on ‘Tnesday, 15th inst ae y ne Ne = paige Tue Rivek.—There ts some water on the lee from | fs that there hould ba sl nh Tise, Which would | CP ane, a, Tt ASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 17, 1883, s teartrt@BERT McDONALD, Commander, | Hoarand Dawes for an explanation of thelr votes eo oat oe the ce the recent rains, but the Ice remains hard, and | suddenly break up the lee and cause a gorge, We EWFEFING REDUCTIONS in al! departments, TIATS, nplianee with yourrequest T bee to | _P- F. McAULIFF, Rec a At_| upon the recent change of officers of the Senate, Speaker Carlisle is one of several of the states- | Warer-street. merchants dO not apprehend any | pa°mly breal word that Uhe tee has broken up in EONNEYS, LIKDS, ELUMES. ‘TIPS, FLOWERS, Tas others. have Leen bottling, aut | NOTICE, 5 TO ORGANI CONFIRMATIONS BY THB SENATE. men of to-day who considers the present law for | fresliet, from present appearances, the Monongihela river, and i will probably cause eee i VELVELTS, RIBWONS, LACES, SILLS, | Ou, bottling, my beer, and Pann at liberty to sell it sid Proapectayentatauht: |The Senate, in executive session, yesterday con- | Providing for the succession of the President of the | Prusovar.—Mr, Jamies TH. Bail, the well-known | S26, Mqnongelela river, a Harper's Ferry the Poto- SATINS sul PLUSHES, * Witte) keh e Deo vorner S20 strect and Prospect avenue, Georie S TuGwihe tae : fen ad. | Senate and Speaker ot the House of Representa- | butter merchant ia the MC street. Inarket, 18 lying mac is reported asail right. We have madearrange- ‘ATINS snd PLUSHES pa Yours, truly, TIE ORICE yen WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 16, | firmed the following nominations and then ad- | § me ene Spe) : th P . ery ill at his residence, 3237 P street.—Mr. 8. | ments to give Umely waruing of any impending FLYGANT LADIES’ CLOAKS, in every style and zs : s dw t*_ | journed until Monday: Nathaniel Clark, of Micni- | Uves, contrary to the lutent of the Constitutton, | 343, it Brown, who has been quite sick since the | danger. If word should come trom Harper's Ferry quality eS HOLIDAY GOODS. (er NOTICE AT A MEETING HELD BY THE when it left It to Congress to provide for the Presl- gan, to be register of the land oMce at Reed City, first of the year, is again able to be out. that there fs a sud break th P, men stationed é : o- Hode Union, No. 1, of the. District of | Mie : % ential successton, In case of a vacancy tn both the oe at Great Falls.and the Aqueduct bridge will send in MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S HAVELOCKS, from DUPLEX LAMPS. STUDENT LAMPS, | Columbia, on January 9, 1u'n resolution wee adogtea | MICR- Joseph E, Jones, ot Massachusetts, to be as~ Highest ofices We thinks the Constication weet Alexandria Affairs. their reports, and we Will at once inform the 25 to BO percent reduction. On 15 SILK PLUSH GAS GLOBES. GAS SHADES. duet wg mpufy the Boss Bricklayers that on and after | sistant appralser, district of Boston and Charles. | MgNsst omlees. He thinks the to be named, and he : public.” COATS, st $16. 19 Elegant SILK PLUSH NEWone = Bae MARCH Isr, 1884, we will demand $2.50 per day. Se SS meruRk H. Mason, to be consul at Mar- | Say5 tt has been decided over and over again tn | Reported for Tee Evesixe Stan, ‘The signal service observer at Harper's Ferry re- Mat BH TT Se Seen Re REMSIAR-| cox CANDLESTICES, ig LVIN ©. BALES, President, | sellles. Samuel W. Ferguson, of Miastsippi, to be | fay>,lt has been feclded over and over again in| “tae COUNCIL AND THE CANAL LESSERS—The portadat?pme “No rise since 10th lusty ver Tsu Sal. 7 DOLMANS, from GAS PORTABLE STANDS. J. CARR. Secretary. SNES. | A anember of the Mississlppl river cammission, vice | Conmress are Cited States officers, ahd. that cher | city council were called together by the mayor last | Ported at 2 ae _ SAMUEL 8 SHED, ce SPecaL Novice? conta at Palen ged Jobert J. Stephens, tobe | cannot be impeached for any. iulsdemeahor ae | Bigut to take action upon the application of the eS 3 AcE nsul at Palermo. George Gifford, consul at Basie. | Vnited States officers can be. When lemon ences | Alexandria Canal and Bridge company, lessee of the seheerae mi ont Affaire. Bont PCKCHASE PEFORE EXAwrNrNe ovr | 4 AO Oth sect northwest | |,Lhave purchased the entire intercetn of Meera, wil. | Holivar J. Pridgen, consti at Piedras Negras. Wit: | United States ofticers reply to this same ‘angument | Alexandria canal. ‘The lessees claim that the as- ssc ear STUCK, 5 | Hams & Rathbone, in the St. Denis Restaurant, corner | Ham H. Brown, of Kansa ister of the land ‘i the President t ‘of the | Sessment of $30,000 is, when considered in comparl- MIBCELLAY sent conihweat: the ety ROGET, 426 TH | of 7th and F strvete northwest, but Lwillnotbe responsi: | bitte, Harmon ice, Senso Fe Wyton, register of | AB4NSt_ naming the Tresident “pro tem. son with adjacent property, an exhorbitant assess- | _The officers of the night lodging house in a com- nerect southweet, the leading Pharmacy in Bouth | tle for_all abilities. asamet th The advertise. | me Larned: Kas, Harwell’ P. Wyton, reg! Senate and Speaker Of the House {nthe Congress | ee ee er CET Ghee: Baan tot tie coil | MRUUICATAGN Bo tins Commmrtanseeeee, aime Kar Bans ae — Patent Stedicince Werfemery and “Redee"afheran'gs | ment of the 1th instant The Lvening Starivas not | the, fan reglstet of “ite land Office, Oberlin Kas | Which passed the Pepe that the House of Rowe: | from” $2,000 co. $4,000 per annum, the tolls of the | month for December, January; February’ and cut 3 a authorized by ine, I 3. 1H. 3 5 “The Constitution says that the of Rey . s one | March. erent variety. ey And rsinj s c hee duct bridge alone saving them from Joss. Un- KING'S PALACE, = ee See Ss ae (25>, DECORATIVE ayer EXIDTT, aT NO. 904 Garden City, Rane om oer oF ces Sua retrrpeeres ete cone detthese ‘elrcumstances ek nd ines daly or toe eee ar dial NG's * NG LUMBER,” AN AF strect northwest. There wi open 3 E I: : ‘comp! c CE caesar tats op ae TOUR | par aise aera eg vera bean CBeNINE AN | race APPROPRIATION MAA HY TH SENATE Speaker, eo the Speaker 1s an OfMner of the House | Ue Ae ae Ae ae eBay en | Oe oe eee scan apeteteete ete ae TE customers. Mein sketched by “po tal aries Poacwxork de: | In the Senate yesterday afternoon Mr. Hale’s | of Representatives, not of the Cited States” org | lax of $000 1s demanded, the toll ou'eoui will be | and Gales school buildings. was Dadly’ 9 S14 Tea street northwest. | 4.4 5.4.6.4, 8.4.Ash Counter Tope,prime and acasoned; | SES, sketched by ‘epe tal “artists, honsehotd deter’ | motion to strike out of the new rules the clause re- thonghe tne president Of the: Senate iy Mayet? | raised 9 elgt cents per ton instead ‘of ‘hres cents, | during the recent cold snap, eausing dainare to the sa eats ine, roug! = ae es a Roger Sherman thought he was. An objection i 5 ane aes Puz Pow ADE, | dressed, or manufactured into Partitiom, Ceiling, Wain- THE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF | 18 final, and leaves the appropriations committee | [hte py Mr, David Carol, of Maryland, to nam- | that unless council, before the 15th instant, ac- For Cleaning Brass. *coting, Flooring and Mouldings, in lots to accommo- the Republican Central Committee of the District | With full jurisdiction over cb appropriation | ing the president ot the Senate was that he was | ceded to the requést of the lessees, one of the | Dare or CoL. Ropert B. Lyxcp.—Col. Robert B. BUTCHER HARD WAX, date. All orders Gifed with dispatch and correctness, at | Of Columbia, for January, will be held in St Georges bills. only an officer pro tem. Mr. Gerry, who objected | largest goal companies now in Alexandria, the | Lyn lerk in the Adjutant General's office, and OPEN IRE FEAce: For Polishing Floors. | jeer thau current market prices, Hall, 21th see facet ae sear E street, SATURDAY, AGAINST THE SPREAD OF CATTLE DISEASE. to naming the Secretary of State in the line of suc- | American company, would make may a member of John A. eye a No. a A. R, & LACES, ee. WM. McLEAN & GOR, | “Full Jitenduncets ccbeciet as business of importance | ‘The committee of cattle inan WM presenta bill | Sane ketene amination should not be con- | remove vo Gegrgelnn, Aa ths company Days he | died in Providence hospital at «oo this mors” AKTISTIC BRASS GOODS, oa Cor. 13th and B streeta northwest, | Will come before the committee, to the House committee on agriculture on Monday, | Aned (0 offcers af the United States, Mesars, Smith | Ty oto nnsse of coal the board agreed to ré- | rantry for three years and three months during the AKTICLES FOR HOUSEKEEPING, a we BOOK AND JOB PRINTING BY =| ene ere AM.cLApp. | making it a penal offense to ship diseased cattle, | (aun Carcina), Wht ‘Niassachusctts)” inougttan | duce the tax on. the canal to $200 per annum, und late war, The members of Rawlins Post, G. A. R., In Great Variety. Goan Ean OLAERAON, = JAMES M. GREGORY, Secretary. Jall-2t_ and proving for the destruction of all stock known of cer of the United States was intended by the | 24! paeay belied Nica —— paraune @ueame boyd aa er — woe a for ‘The facilities of our establishment, eh’ that ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, CORNER 14TH AND By i aNd Fire Engine com} met last night and noml- | dence of James Bellew, 731 7b street northwest. — can Cees uteveiating of all kinda ranula conetly at es is eG hay, HUM IL Bieri, pastor SUB-COMMITTRES OF THR HOUSE JUDICUARY Cow. “aspen ORS VIEW ov Tm case suc. | Mied Win ty Prace ab der lhe tee dente of Ji e721 Feb str een AS eiee OS ERSON. : ; wing service at 11. saker once une joberts, declined. D. W. Tennesson was et er HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON. Was re popes at7:30 p.m. Kev. A. P. Putnam, of Brooklyn, | The following sub-committees to the committee Protons according to one authority at least, would | assistant engineer, vice Price. BR. L- as ee negact Scrr. a. = CH aw sinixarow, D.C., July Jeb, 1883, XN. will reach next Sunday: ad = Se on judiciary have been announced: eomirs Hoon (ema te athe on | Waterman and H.’J. Nevitt were ng ir. Leon agian x4 pe 2 od ving great Ny creased our yy Eminent itarian clerey) reac] an lose claim explratic : assignee Louis “REAT pot EMEDY, introduction of an Light ie, together | follows: Bankruptcy—Messrs. Moulton, Culberson, Collins, tat mittee to revise the constitution tered suit againet Samuel 8. Laird, of the ‘of G Q R with other improvemcats, we are uot eutiert | ew ME. J. Sa ton, January 20. McCold, and, Bishee. Female’ Suffrage—Messrs, | of the Congress, to the House of Representatives of | ina report next, Thursday. - Extensi telic, Colts, Bropehitie, Hoarwness, and all | dition of the weather and aregrepared to fuss sity | RECO W uearnee penton, TANUARE 2 Maybury, Foland, and en, 4&c.— | which he was elected, but would be eligible in the | ments upon the engine house are In com Talat, Schober anf Mitchell. of Pati. Pa. ta Game Seccersof the Ria Ba Lanes Dn ISAAC J. MAR. | proimptneas and at low PE or nlgdh, the line of | Rev. Lrocke Herford, Boston, February 17, 4 Messrs. Tucker, Moulton, and Bisbee. ts— | con cy contemplated by Section 146, of the | _U. 8. Courr.—The Whitehold 1 mine case of Guasadant entered tne cstebibenmneator teepiens 5 BALSAM as over 30 year repu- ‘prea pri “Sik Gulthrop, ee ., peat reheunees Tay] res de lear agt. Fox, which . 8, court Knepere: sud te pane ae ty pemesctans ministers, | 105. and Estimates farniahed upon application, | HEY. dace using, All Soule church, N. a tareh, 16 Bhowna Modineating oh une pare ea te Sane wan CISD, Te exe eRe eRe hee torsome days i tin progres ‘The eult of Se eg ys nadicife"Luown. ‘Sold by all drugyiats at 29 and) mee inoass HV. A'P Peabody, D1. Combed Apa. jaa | President Messrs Dorshetmer, Maybury, Browne, | the matter 1 9 be found in the following volume, | Hay agt. the Alexandria and Washington railroad | tS "by no Setendanv fires to rescind tie Con SSS — | oe asin renia | CaF AR ANDREWS 8, CHUM, Mev, 2 | Mer’ Meio Biiaahca Gin cela | gousrt Guta tue, comataiona, Jere | ope uong se Waskngton counsel tn tus | act of sls on te ground of th eed irae : ?>”_ THE ANNUAL ELECTION For 5 = G tucker. LLD., president of Columbia New York, | case are Gov. J and Franols Miller. | Purchase, (he ass Dezews Daca Srore : eae “the Citsene" National ‘Bank of heangron Pitas Crees 2 icing” pews fot make ecletions THE PENSION APPROPRIATION BILT. NY. tras Published in 2883, and edicated «6 | Nores At the dst mayors court, James Deazh been as sity, for thie « z ‘Sunday arch Teopened, Rev. ‘This = Hegde gee ek wrens | EaReMURn ONC St chain Mageena| mmmemum ee Bape seperation Bogie, Sonar At ours 0 . 5 take picasure in informing my friends and patrons Sawer THOS. C. PEARSALL. Cashier. | G43 310-3] appropriation met yesterday and agreed upon Winltes nce presidents, Pr Seove tempee nn we my ene atand E Will Be: ‘TO MY FRIENDS, ARCHT ARTISTS DERMIO BALM 18 THE BEST PREPARA-|a Dil, the provisions of which havo already operons O€ Om Az PBRY. thin weck anew catesprise st S01 Sik senna ened | Bw Sense fost MUNCABTER & WOW: | Den mentioned In Tue Pan iat conan ey TORO, 91 FENWA ATE ee ee Row), | Scefey Peeughtamet and artists "call From you fe | ARDY Phartinty eons Tin tnd eae aes De Geee a ee y ‘and . Oe comes Wi hee =o ontinue to keep a full assortment of 120-co3m. FRED. A. SCHMIDT. ce, THE ATTENTION OF VISI’ ANP $15, pon saional masking iyen _ Semin se, Mr. . W. ' Ja 4S, CHEMICALS WRITING PROMPTLY AND AcCU- wand popaiay rain end Seve fd Sate: | Ty coniane actanine in ‘The Lievr. Dowss L. Wusox, U. 8. N., Who failed to Ant vixevarcne ES? REEL ane TEE HUTING Menhiber or regen For By Tabane or | CPt Son a ih ammINnE ParweOn De | CANGY a, ores Pre of Representatives, then | brought from Fairfax and lodged tn jal here yes. | Sonor, Donen te Ot cemmotion, wil Tei0ain et y, | Searles supplied. SHOBT-HARD WEITEES fur. MS MERU | Gaaplcta tha coaster ak ce ek ES Gate, | Cie CO CO ae ee ee perme | ear ea HL. Slaymaker, on St. Asaph | the head of the lst of Meuteaants for another Fear, 3. W. Drew Shamed ot ghee tetions ‘eA WHITCOMB. ie: 8 ie, | Complete thelr consideration of the ‘bil, and : Sand eal Gn eae oneeaea: wae 1 Nort. went, e2oskwir 927 L street aw, eps aS Pema tariettemie, | cided to present {to the committee on Monday. certainly seems a most extraordinary opinion trom | street. a