Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1884, Page 1

a 3 advance staspfication: TISEMEITS IN THE STAR. y oLoG HAIR HAT rg ~tapplivation Tye ‘ 1 had any n resent T sity my arm freely, ¥! 3 I suffer no pain It i ax xe t a ON 2G and J. hiss Bee can Brews Deca Brom ’ i : \ VERNON Row), y ‘ 2 ueortnent of ; FANCY Goops I W. DREW, P font : vente Nertiswent LATEST! DES IN HAIR GOODS. f J. PEANDI WILL REMAL y fisr AY MRS. MJ. ba Hair Dren 91 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, L. DRESS GOODS, suitable for the prese aspesial reduction, tk CENT OFF ALL CASH SALES. ur steck. No tronbleto sh GOODS RECEIVED. n wetting Sttedand Jet the Pachion Housa, Ifa. Ave.. Washington. D. 0. COUNTRY. ‘They speak for themselves, And Deyeernvexta AVESTR bs! BATIN AND i AND €4 Ard the Lalance of ovr SEAL. Sas atSeptrs | | | Bistic us, Ready-rax Che Loening Wee and, on went OVF 06 cS v = feb-lawforSw Is we ever heard of ¢ «will vive mea call, 1B BOGE so Des rites 200 Piedinout farms. Address W LLEALY & SON, Warren ia, = ML BRASS ANDTRC HERE WILL BE A MEETIN Kholdersof “THE NATIONAL ' SOCIATION OF WASH TO. 9,621, WASHINGTON, KNIGHTS OF hes are reqnested to Hprvme Treasurer, at Carroll Institute Hall, bvest.on SATURDAY E jock ED H President © roll Brai Fo ENTERTAIN THE ‘upwards, unission 0 cane of p20-3mn, AINTERS AND rat corner 11th and Ds Lorders for of Clark's Patent Horse can be consulta n all Lame- i Horses for the next few shoeing Shop. Olio ave, bet. & Cols Stables, 410 14th. NT HORSE SHOES are Tripping, Stum- ator and Sand Cracked, Seasent Horses, ated do won: a resulating, sto fit, sup- it cannot be beat. am Will 10 those uM non . M.D., dos. Busht eat heartily recom and all eases ‘of Lan lark's Patent Hessperising from tht nsider it the hest protection for the cruclty. saw. We having tried it the snitual was too lame for work, i with Clark's Patent Shoes. thi . and are NOW as well Aa hey wer no & Co, 127 Hot nw.: Keys & Co..41) 1 bw RON. Bateheld depot quartermaster; 18M. Masom ‘Navy department; Juha I Clark: wton livery stable 1724G st.; Geo. W. doses, mane of Amirew “* carria factory, 412 Tath he i toe febl6-7t) OPENED AN OFFICE IN MY dime for the sale of Real Estate at Pri- ting Rents and the Ge1 it of Property for Owners and Estates, t all who have such for sale or wish to pur- Seme fine investments now h, Ith and F streets northwest. Daily in- ty. Call and Prompt w. ‘T NORTH- per at. ; Select, . Select Oysters febl6-1m ‘TS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRI 9 yeais line proved to be the best rem vid for Shooping Cough, Croup and drm and narcotic ‘Try it. ad ke jalz Ton TRADE DOLLA & HAMTET = ih PARTURE—W i 1 REBUT. FARRAGUT MA “OF COLUMBIA Fire, Diseases or accidenta, sprsiptls paid. ELM DEANEY, Inspector, 443 Kstrectin. w, . P21 F street northwe f ILDING LUMBER OF diuensions, in lots to U-seasoned White Pine from CULLS to via aud Viremia Pine, from 12x12 to 4-4 scott ni, In Wal- “ a atid White Dent races ED Cr DAR, fall and corp val and cory fs, including ALAT "tir ati stick of th HOGANY. It LAR, rely fur i to all parts of the city, at tees, WM. McLEAN & SON, Cor. 13th and B streets northwest. ALEAL E: JOURNAL FRE NOASTEE C TON, OF > ularly © 1 far Brainard Nerv Tonie, and Safer daria Fur sale werated by the glass oF W. ¢. MILBURN, loraind Manufacturer, = Pennsylvania aventio, Fey BROOKS, FIXTURES, STREET, Conconax BUILDING. Of these wtistic and Fancy Col- Drass aud Porcelain Lamps, Port- cos, ___ E. F. BROOKS. DRUGGIST, 496 Trt adding Puarusey in South tons a specialty, a Prescrd fumers and ‘Toilet Articles in nia TING, LIBRARY, 1749 PE The best thew. books: mi thor ¥ HANDSOME HALL, WITH ity for 5, can be OF THE S' ern Liberty Market of said cOmpan Hf, at 2 o'clock 1, HP. HOWARD, § Jd at thus othe WED- MAKOH cretary. wal Election for Dircetors of the rthern wany Wil Le held at the office of 8, MAKCH Won Pelle open trem 1 to 5 pe 2 books closed March Ist, al March Hi, PHOWARKD. M electing a amecictiy he Stockholders iin "9 ehdin the eity of DAY, February il, 1d, at ethieent, IWNING, Chairman, AND ACCU Bi HORATIO FAP ud “LYPE WRITER RETERS ture Bb JA WHITCOS 927 Tstrect uw. a. BEE j Hew patterns, just received, beautiful “te bis fin We offcra Pure Old Ge RHEUMA- ueral Debility, Hair he, Frocklos Viftecn years? le references Kiven this treatment. ‘Con- S treated at ther own |. write aud describe your al terms for this month, MADAME GABRIEL, arlers 749 Uth wtreet northwest, TARALY Ate Putent Office, feb20-4 LVANIA AVE. N.W.,FOR- ehnorthw:st offers the grratent u Dry G ew and dren's Dress maze sunill, we ary sat Drisees’ of allaxes from 2c. up. nx, our own iiuke, from 25e. Up, Rhitts, laundried, reinforerd nen the beatin the city for the money. latest styles and” Hosiery at the Ladies’ Hose le. per pair, the. bext the money. A lot of Embr sideries, desiens, from 4e, * J. RERZOG, No. 313 Pennsylvania ave. nw. Ger Tur Bisr. “THE We have on CORD CONCORD HARNESS” THE CONCORD COLLAR hand a large stock of the Celebrated “CON- HALNESS,” of all kinds and description, at Lowest Prices. §2 Coupe, Carriage, and Road Harness a specialty. Tranks and Satchels in Eyal LUTZ & BRO, 497 Pennaylvania Avenus, Adjoining National Hotel, reat variety, at lowest prices, 1,000 Dozs FL feb13-106 ST FOUR-PLY LINEN STANDING COLLARS, Bizes, 12, 1234, 13, 1334, 14, 1434, 15, 17, 1734, 18, 1835, ONLY 25 CENTS PER DOZEN, az MEGINNISS. 1000 F street northwest. WETTING Machines for | ____ SPECIAL NOTICES es ‘OUR LITTLE ONES IN HEAVEN <3" subject of a Sunday School Cone Street Baptist Church, Sanday, February bom. Arranged especially for the occasion with 3) Priate songs, recitals, e rev PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CLA- LOS" paugh Hall, Maid Lith street northwest. Rev. G- ATCH, Preaching Sunday morn= i day. School Sunday. afternoon at ies Wednesiay evenings at Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT REcEIPTS To-Day.—Internal rev hue, $580,841.64; customs, $624,617.66, THE PortsMovTH fs expected to sail from Norfolk for the West Indies as soon as the weather will permit, yro- i AMERICAN PORK WILL BE ADMITTED INTO Greece.—The Department of State has received a tefegram from Mr. Eugene Schuyler, minister to Greece, stating that the prohibitjon the im- portation of pork from this country into Greece has en abolished. THE SPRCIAL EXAMINATION of candidates for appointment in the Patent Office will be held on the 8th of March, and not June 1st or March 1st, as heretofore erroneously announced. CS CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORN AT” sth anid H streets northwent, Neve 8. H. Gree: pestor.—Preaching services at 11 8. m. and 7:30 p.m! ives in the e x will be yee by a short praise r rvice participated ip ty tte! entire Goasseagae Hon. Sanday school at 9:30. %.m. A Bible clas for Young men has been formed, h meets in the church at 9:30 a.tn., led by Dr. M. GreGony, formerly presi- dent of Himois St University. A cordial invitation id to any young man not now connected with y school to meet with them at this honr, It <ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, CORY: > Dk. Aweier’s REwarns To Pass Toroven Tns treete n. w.—Rev. RtUsH R. ves, pastor.— | Ciry.—The remains of Dr. James M. Ambler, passed Pee at E30 Se Morning serviceat L. Ves- | a-cistant surgeon U. 8. None of the vicuime of the I rive inthis ‘They will Jeannette expedition, are expected t city to-morrow morning at 8 o'cloc leave New York at 9 o'clock Uils evening, accom- panied by the brother of the deceased nd ten med- Karomesrs or the navy. ‘There wilt be ne formal HURCH, GEORGE- DD. Iam. ‘the Choice in. Conviction the Soul of Utteras [e , M. E. CHURCH, MASSACH “S" setts avenue, near 9th street.—Sun ay Sheds | ceMMOny here, The reniatns will be mnct by a del- 30 pete HnoCL 2 | ageation of medical officers, Who will accompany Ws Eee Bee pms by the panior, | thom to thelr final resting place, at the home of Dr. URCH OF OUR FATHER, (UNIVER- | Ca satiny ath wo L streets, Key. Avex, KENT, rt Mme. Anuie Roemer-Kaspar, soprano; contralto; Mr. F. Rnoop, tenor: 0: Prof. L. H. Hayden, organist. Mam and 7:90 y, mi. Bunday Ambler’s mother, in Fauquter county, Va., about thirty miles from this city. The journey from this city will be made in a special train tendered by the Virginia Midland road. SOCIETY NOTES, TAN ASSOCIATIO: ung Men's Bible cla: d by Mr. Josera Bower. Gospel ineeting 6p. ducted by Mujor H. A. Hath, | Younse'men, especially strangers, condially invited Te (op BEY. BT. Roperr: tendent of the Free preach in the Free } ‘The Saturday afternoon receptions of Mra. Mc! Toy will be continued for two or three weeks longer, or until she leaves for home. Her reception this afternoon was notable for the presence of so many army officers’ wives in the lne of the receivinit party. ‘The ladies invited (o assist her to-day were Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs. Philp Sheridan, Mrs. uurch On Massachusetts ue, near 7th street, on Sabbath at 1La.m.,3p.m | John Parke, Mrs. Chauncey McKeever, Mrs. p.in._ Come ahd hear for yoursel | Robert Macfeely, Mrs. G rett J. LY lecker, Ms, a SON GEE on E. Bates, Mrs. Robert M. 1S. 11. RCH, 207 STREET “7 northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue.—Rev. W. Weecn, at 11 a.m, ye Kochester, Mrs. J. J. Ingalls of Kansas, Mrs. Shelby M. Cullom of Milinols, aud Mrs. Clayton MeMichael. ‘The President will hold the last of his oMeial re- ceptions on Tuesday evening, for which the mem- bers of the Cabinet and Supreme Court, the mem- bers of the Diplomatic corps and the Senators and Representatives In Congress have been spectally Invited to meet the ofleers of the army and navy. On Thursdity the President wilt give a second co: gressional dinner. Mrs. Clayton MeMic sunday y Huciety at 4 p, versary at Hldren by the Rev. Jt Seats free. All invited, HAMLINE M. E. CHURCIL and P streets northwest. ol: 11a. m., by pastor, A Future Glory of the Church. Hn, led by young mien.” suns people's 7:00, “Special sermon 0 acl, 1015 Connecticut av- ¥ specifully a My invited, ite TB", CHURCH OF THE BRIDEGROOM.” Penn. “s sylvania ayeutte, 209 southeast —Preaching at 3 sued are Intended to Include the ev ening of March 5th and subsequent Wednesday evenings, until the close of the series of receptions at the residence of onut aching the Marshal, On Mondayatfternoons, from tire Fii7, ALsco A Howe eto We cata | UnU six o'clock, Mrs. MeMicliael Will Feecive atte worship with all Christ Allare desired to attend. a santa Penner ae = oN Ta a ERI GHG Prof. ¢ of the bureau of ethnology, will be ERNON PEACE M. E, CHURC . einen } uh and K ae a aa ue the lecturer at Mr. and Mrs. Horatio King’s literary Evens, of Aususta, Ga, \At7:30 | reunion this evening, | D.D., pastor, Subject at Mrs. Gen. Clark, of Vermont avenue, will hola her last formal reception on Mor RACE M. EF. CHU) aoe next. She has | (GRACE 3 Invited the following ladies to receive with he it Acie be Mrs. Eversfleld, Mrs. Russeil Harrison, “Irs. ¢ and 7200 pout. Ayers, Miss McCawley, Miss Harrison, Miss Da meeting at 7p. Miss Ransom, Miss Hepburn, Miss’ Pusey, Mics four froin Towd Howell (the las ), Miss Giphon, Miss ID be | Falkner, Miss Washbnrn, Miss Atorsia, Miss’ Lida ni. Vex! | Miller, Miss Carter, Miss Pinch, of Munnesota: Miss per service 6:20 pom. wa. It see and Miss Duncan. Th oe be ite SS GHG OF ere : gc | ING. Mrs, Claris receptions are always delightful, Fe priate ana N atete ENA Rag oe: | utd many Will Regret that this ts the Ket wd Tla.n. aud Choral Evening Prayer wich | At Major and Mrs, O. 8. Sanford's, 223 I street 4pm. Sunday school 3 p.m it northeast, there w: 5 Ta s eld yesterday a greeting of Be FOUNDRY M. EB. CHURCH, HTH L t inat 11g gh. Quarters mnecting To-morrow. Preach- | Robert White, Mr. and Mra § Davis, Mr. ail ee Cer RCT AO ae Be ae aig eee EWA | Pancost, Mrs. Perry, of England; Mrs. M. E. Dowd, Tempersnce mecting at sad ge nee Gerd wreci: | Mrs. Pemberton, “Miss Cunningham, Mr. W. HL tations and an address by He Let all come. AYLOR, Hutchinson, Mr.’A. Becler, Mr. Kock and ott ‘The german given last might at the National Ri- fles arinory Was one of the largest and most suc cessful of the season, nearly one hundred conples dancing. The four leaders were Lieut. Leni Reynolds, Mr. Hubbard T. Smith and Mr. ¢ ‘The guests wi ved by Mr. John W. efeast Wed W, CHASE se of Lectnres in Masonic Dacdt a mn, and 71. 08 ham. ‘Thomp- alligator skin coin purses and clgir-holders for the gentlemen. ‘The committee under whe Sion the german was inaugurated wer W. Thompson, Le On Wednesdays and Fri at 7:00 p.m., With sermor ite EVHAEL HALL, 312 K SRE! P. in., To-ortow, Sisters Jennie $ upervi- John - Lemly, Mr. Hubbard 7. Smith, PRA: S Addie Sherman, one or both, wi si Le present Dr. C.F, Van "Viet, Mr, WALL. Greshiun, Mr. cousccration and requesis for prayers fox the si Walker Maury, Mr. Ross Thompson, Mr. Ales tater ?oge CHRISTIAN CHURCH, VERMONT 3. Bell, Tout. LK. Reynolds, Lieut. 1. S. Chase, Natreet, Pastor, BD. Pt Ileut. BP, Burgdorf and Assistant Paymaster 3. nrtaday 645 ¥ | D. Doyle. Among tho: present were Mrs. Christo- Poin preaching,“ Seatwfroe 1 plier Thom, the Sttssc Thom, Mrs. Cannon, Sirs WAUGH ME, CHURCH Missionary ser. | Manderson Miss Hall, of New York; Miss Beach th instant. Brea hineat Hain by Rew, | MPS and Miss Eddy, Licut, Garliugtén, Miss il late missionary to Sunday | her, Mr. Wal » MISS Randall, Miss Davis, Miss W a Seucol aunive ¥ Aildress by Hon. Senator | field, Miss Paul, Mrs. Lieber, Miss. Alexander, Mis All GUiQCIer Of Goteia, | Hattorn tusttigeat i Mr, Norton, Miss Anna Wilson, Miss. Shella- gregitt by Senator Mtiunen and dey. GW." Wiacur, | PUeC ei and Mss Cullom, Mr. Stevens, Li uk ee cL Dr. aid Miss Owens, Mr. and. Mrs! erst Aor rs 1 Mr. Fowler, Miss Brown, of Brooklyn; ‘ol ud re “harl S 5 ime Is a eee gaan aud 14th ate Mrs. Charles Smith, of’ Baltimore; “Miss Farvcll, Lieut. and Mrs. Butler, Mr. Wilkens Mr. Maddox, Miss Ogdet Miss Brown, in, Miss Roess Ir. Chapin, Mr, Conger, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson, Mrs. ‘Taunt, Miss ’Sherrill, Mr. Hayward, Mr. Whiting, Miss Mauro, Mr. and Miss Murphy, Mrs. Munson) Mr. Bestor, Mrs. and Miss McKeuzie. Mr, Whitting: qt r ST PAUL'S CHURCH, 23D STKEFT, ‘REV. cS Woe M. Haticrs i WV. ©, C- GHAPTOM oatomy will path at NOKIH BAPTIST CHT sam IST CHUR CH, 14TH STREET, ete norte: Abba kes ton, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Holgate, Miss Panl, Capt. 1 aan at 70 eae De Te eee: | ubritty Mire Wilsons Sir. eek Mea ak ander BEY, Ae YUEELER. Morning text, Jolin 1.90. “Evening | Mr. Buckley, Miss Joyce, Miss Lyons of Kichinond, text, Fou 14, 10. Haptism “at the wing serview. | Mr. Joyee, Mr. Parks, Misa Nettie Sinmins, Miss TUE. inh Braye nuursday, 7:30 pau, All are w TABERNACLE, 9TH AND BS svat Tl acm. "by WW. Hicks, Minister | of the Tabernecle. Evening service by Rev T i SHEt. ekSON, of Sitka, Alaska, who will deliver his ine | dreth, Mr. Wil Thompson, Miss Willard and Mr. Hibbs, Mrs. Ricketts’ reception yesterday was very largely attended. She was assisted by Miss Kne- Sy sets all free“ Sund: mon at 11a. m. Dudley Warner, Judge and Mrs. Peabody, a | Kranddaughter of Alex. Hamilton, Baro. - nm Schacter, Tee PR AAMES REA WILL, TO-MORROW M. Bounder de isbroeck, Count and Countess Cinbanen GA Otte ae Swot ae church, | péarschot, Baron and Madame. de ‘Strives Mice Prepeat ire on “Protestantism and Process" the | Preston, 3 aud Miss Atocha, Admin] and | | Pine being a reply to Migr: Capel on “Catholic and | Mrs. Atumen, Re Danish Minister and. Madam. ae | Progress.” Seats free, Strangers welcome, it Mrs John Arnot, Senator and srs. Dolph, | = AG art 7 yn. and Mrs. Norman B, Eaton, Marshal and Mrs. one ee te OMAS, OF DALIT | Orvton MeMichael, Miss Train, Mr. and Mrs, Dune if Friends, will attend Prichds' Mectine LO" fat 1 atin | das Lippincott, Marquis Dalla Valle, retary, | the lect if the ¥. M. ©. A., 140)" New York ave- | and Mrs. Goff, Senator and Mrs. Paliner, Wiss de Buc. The publie ure cordially invited to attend, Mille, Prince “Agustin de yturbk Fpeauue and aa = =a Countess Lewenhaupt, Mr. Perry Belmont and Tae THIRD BAPTIs , FRA ” CP iret northweate W, Bodner ted i Mrs. Adolph Dahlgren. Prayermecting at 5 o'lock,ulso at 11 of lock. Cen. Ayres, of the Arsenal, will recetve with fe perecs anv aki the oray ees uf th ne There Gen. Clark on next Monday. the nevivaliets will preach at Ta orclod from the ati | Mrs. Coolldge, of Hillyer street, at her reception pier Tsauih, 16h vers, Christ the’ Foundation of | yesterday presented each caller with a ltte Acceptance With God. AU are invited, ao Te | hatchet made ot cake, in honor of Washington's ut SPE COIN OE | brithaay. Cee Mrcis horthnen TO Nae SCE PEEAND | ar. and Mra Joun Cassels 1ssued cards for a tea Tishop ANbaews., Misti : thls afternoon trom 4 to 6 at their residence, cor- Services by the Sunday ner of K and 14th streets, hei tuay erie Mra, Tucker has gone to New York ona short visit to friends, after which she will return here to remain with Senator and Mrs. Logan. Mrs. W. A. Maury, at 1100 Vermont avenue, holds to-night the last of her Saturday evenings in Feb- ruary. Mrs, John Sherman will, on Tuesday evening t ST. PAUL! LISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner of 1th and H streets northwest.—The Services at this church to-morrow. are. Morning at 11 o'clock. sermon, subject: Door.” “Evening at 7:40, lecture, subject Burn or Bury the Dead." Rev. Dr. Dome kindly invited and heartily welcomed, = MISS JENNIE SMITH, THE RATLROAD | Next, hold her last reception for the present sea ies ne list, will be present at the nesting THIS | 800. ° (Saturday) EVENING, at 7:00 o'clock, at the residence Paris! x Ger dliton, 919 Ean Gopiovenset ene Mrs. Carlisle on Tuesday afternoon next, has a tea from 3 to 6. Mrs. Charles Payson gave a luncheon party to- day at her home, corner of K and 15th streets. Mrs. Charles L, Mitchell, of No. 3, Dupont circle, recelves every Saturday. ‘Lieut, and Mrs. T. B, Mason fssued “at home” cards for to-day, from 4 to7, at 1606 20th street. Mrs. Chandler’s cards of invitation are out for CONGRESSIONAL (PERANCE TY will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary ‘To-morrow (Sunday) Evening, e 1 JOHN W. CHICKERING, Scerctary, DASHAWAY REFORM CLUB—AN INTER- arco nee agaeae will bo delivered by Col. Gronal Bancoce, of Cal, The music will beco1 hucted by Cry tal Circle’ Choi t lesa «GRAND TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING al ic Temple to-morrow (Sunday jat 3 p.m, | February 23d and Saturday evenings in March. Bee Uae see the GWgmen's Christian Lemper: | Mrs. Charles 8. Whitman and Miss Bostick will nce Union. Bishop E.G. ANDREWS and. others W: a 7 25 Muiress the ineetinge” Good music. Publicinvited: "It. | Be “at home” Monday afternoon, February 25th, from 4to7. Invitations are by card. Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell has sent out cards for Tuesday, February 26th instant, 4to7 o'clock, at her residence on Scott eirele. Mr. and Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley are at home by card invitation Tuesday, the 26th instant, from 4 to 7 o’clock, at 2035 P street. A pleasant german was given last evening at the residence of Mrs. Buchanan, No. 3 Cooke Place, ‘unis being the last of a series ‘given by the young ladies of West Washington. Dan was led by Mr. Hollerith. Several prizes of je were given and all of the favors were pretty mementoes of an enjoyable occasion. There were present Miss Ro- pete Montgomery, Mrs, Ayres, Profs. Gill, Gore and Newcomb; Misses Emilly Nourse, Annié and Irene Jones, Moffatt, Barbarin, Trimble, the Misses Mackall, ‘Brooke, Mew, Dougal, the ‘Misses, Sawyer, the Messrs. Geity, Petei urton, Duvall, Hi le, Chase, Wor Stevens, McCallum and Mr. and Messrs. Plater, and Messrs. Pickerell, Trimble, Towers, Mackall, Moffatt, Har- ban, Downman, Dougal Goidsborough, MeCall Hardie, Buchan, Whittington, Leech, Deeble ober. ‘The first concert of the Choral soclety of the sea- son will be given at Lincoln hall this evening. ‘Tha contains selections from the works of Mendelssohn, Loewe end others, cturé, for Young 3 ven at the ¥. MC. A. Rocium, 1400" New. York. avenue, MONDAY E ING, at 7:45 o'clock, by Prof. J. J. DARLINGTON, of the Bar Association, on the subject of “Contracts.” 1 (cpr prew '3 DRUG STORE, = This store has been temporarily removed to 941 Pennsylvania avenue northwest (Vernon Row), where complete assortment of Pure Drugs and Fine Chemi- cals, together with a full lineof domestic and imported Fancy Articles, can always be found. feb%-64 = ‘OES AND FRIENDS ARE INVITED TO Tey acted a open meeting of Brotherhood of Car. ‘rane WEDNESDAY, fhe arth tne tor ale mey' rer 133 and Ts (or dis- Gramlon, The Necessity for Trade Onions: Weeoo-ae = THE RIVERSDALE DAIRY, HERETOFORE Eo conducted wander’ the name of GEORGE AE : eno) ie ‘said dairy ccutracted since February ep the new the customers of Wagnen feba1-6t* GEO, W. STUDDS & CO, agner, Rey _FIF ESBYt enue, has decided to continue her evening recep- | Eee glock tions for at least one or two evenings in Lent, but Peat the sn 1 last Sacbath on the li on next Wednesday evening—Ash Wednesday — ter « "lis, Seats free. Public r-- | Will not beat home, ‘The tvitations already t- select friends. The muests were Mr. and Mrs. | [ES ASBORY, M. E cuuncH. — SUNDA TS. Logan (who wore birdsegg. bhie velv E-E® School at 4am. ands pom At ase petticoat of Uizhter bing satin, beaded with | Ingenta sermon of Rey. IsessAatis Tnows, wr will Ve | ), Miss Waite dn white lace overpeatl-colon | Preaciting also at T3rp. ai, eee Sf Baltimore, Md. | Sik, with trimmings of cardinal velvet), Mise Line hie a “ie | Miller (vntte lace and damasse, combined with = Diack velvet), and Miss Riddio Un’black net, triin URCH OF TH PIVHANY, REV, WLL- | med with clusters of white clirysanthemums). The M Parner, DD, Rector, Holy Communion at | hall was decorated with bunting a nnants, Mornin Strview aud Serinon at It acme ivem | upon which the mnstclans were stationed a Pear ats fo children at 34:80 p.m. second | was concealed {rom view. By tall palms and other Ton: “He That Save Hie Lite gieei ces | tropteal plants. ‘The german was! formed at leit, | ene ty Heo For Ash Wednestay: | Dastten, ‘The favor figtires, tree in nuberavere th rhing Prayer at 7:30; Lit rmenvaud Holy Com- | charge of Lieut. Lemly. Many of the’ favors me ik nes second iy ere handsome’ souvenirs in’ the shape ot ig Secvice aud Sermon, 7:50. pp yin Dent silver Ornaments and jewelry for the ladies and and 10 am. and 4:15 p.m, five lecture on Alaska. “The public are invited. It vals of New s rk, (Whose father was the former TICE—AN INTERESTING Discourse | 4 Partner of President Arthur); Mis Phelps ot | ch Sian UERESTING DISCOURSE | Now vorke Mra, Quince Ghee eens ot | Jackson, will bo delivered at the First Presbyterian | Mss Ill, daughter of the Senator from. Colonen Chureh, '$% street, ‘To-morrow, at 11 o'clock a. . | Miss Blackbarn au iss Turner, of Ky.; Miss Dalsy, Public tuvited, 16 7 | Meeketts, the Misses King, of New Works Miss Kae = " 7 TPA Se ric. | dall, Miss Lilian Carpenter, Miss Crowk aid Miss NEW 3 M PLE, d API- . 1% P Aol gtcce Seat He hae Tee BON CARE | dnd Porter, inoue tas DEMOS eee AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. BILLS REPORTED IN THE HOUSE. THE KEIFER-BOYNTON INQUIRY WHAT THE COMMITTEES ARE DOING Mouse of Representatives. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES. Under the call of committees in the House to- the followine reports were made By Mir. Foran (Ohio), trom the committee on labor—To prohit inportation and migration of forefgners under contract to perform labor in the United States. House ealenda: By Mr. hopkins (Pa.). from the committee on ys—For a public building at Lar Lo exceed In cost $100,000, Committ ter, Pas ne of the whole, By Mr. Reese > building yn the sanie com Vort Townsend, eed: In Cost $57.00, n.).from the same comimitt a pubite building at Abe Appropriat deen, Miss. THE By Mr. She) BRIDGE BIT. ), from the committee en the District of € —Authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Potomac river at the TI Sisters, at Georgeton Cc. Comin! whole. D. cox AL LIBRARY GILT. By Mr. Sing! =s), from the the lbrary- authorty tion of a Cong. of the whole. OTHER By Mr. Money (Miss.)—From the comm Post offices and post roads, em sections 3,929 and 4,041, Revised Stotntes, auth rizing t rm master Genera! to hibit the de letters and the pi viding for the retui dar. Mr. Neece (11) offre the President t Hot Springs of Mr. Young (Tenn.) tion authorizing the pret : proper Inquiry Into the muriler of H. FP. Cooper. W. O'Brien and G. F. Stieit, American eitivens in Mex Jeo and ascertain whether or not it is pri ce on ask any redress at Une hands of the Mextean go: | ernment. jr. Cox (N. C.) objected. THE PLECRO-PNEUMONTA BILT, The House then, at Went Into € | the whole (Mr. Converse (Ohio) in the chair | pleuro-pnenmonta Dill, general de be ited to 83g hours. The Kelfer-Boynton Investigntion. an is UNTIL NESS AG WHICH IS GRANTED. Mr. Charles S$. Garfield, of Cle cousin of the late President, was the inst | examined before the K investigation this mo; ton eomn testified in j tion which he sald he had beard bet Boynton anda Mr. J. W. Elder, Jy Journment of the F ath eonversation, he su DP f the House, and related. toa bil wil islied Gen. Boynton to assist In th and he (the witness) was party to t! belng In company with Mr. Boynton had on. this eceastc that he could do nothing for hin; t elaim himself, and if Nr. Keite: hold of that he wonld not t importance. He'said tt was the and any one who Would not tale liold, would hot take hold of owe for $5,000 Congres erin the | sald he bad seen Gen. Kelfer, and Le 10 nothing, Witness testiiled further that Gen, Boyn- jton had sald during the conversation Ulat th Speaker would leave the chalr without friends or money, and that the SeGarra was a large one ahd any one who wonid t Its passaige Would make considerable money ou of it. Upon cross-examination the witness sali! that he aid not know whether Gen. Boynton had sald he had aclatm or not. He sald. he could not remem. ber the ex: date of the interview h of, but thought It was about the midd week of the adjournment of the Fort | gress. He Suid further that he about the matter to Interviews with Mr. i@ot the venth Con- d net spoken W one, but hid held several 1 In answer to Mr. Ward, witness hat he y he had made representations to Kelfer that Were was money in the bill for any one who Would Lake tt up. ‘On ihe cross-examination by Mr. Hoy ness admitted that he had but a sligit pc | knowledge of Boynton, | Did 1Cnot seem odd to you, “that, T should expose ‘iy: | strangers? “It seemed that way to me,” sald the wit | thougit vou were a litle mad, or you we | | { {aud not_understand Boynton to asked Mr, F if toa have Sutd 11.” Alter Mr. Garflela’s as comp} Mr. hough ls counsel, ask Eller, W.'B. Moore, of i ot New “York; A. J. Work He cvairde | ner, of thls city, and W.B. Greene, Or | Md. be summoned, and pleaded tor a’ | until next Saturday at 10 o'clock a. tn. | Kockvi yenemeny is was agreed to by the ‘committe . Boynton, Mr. Keller wasp nd_ for cross-examination. by Gen, Boynt | ents made | of the House oa upon the The questions asked nh Were collateral, Telatity Mr. Keifer in iils'speech on tae tloor nd the committee sustained te coun objection to them, AU 11:20 the committee adjourned until 10 o'¢ Saturday morning next. Capitol Topics. THE PLEURO-PNEUMONIA BILL. A petition was forwarded froin Chicigo yester- day to the Mlinols delegation In Congress, urging | the passage of the pleuro-pneumonia blil now Pending In Congress, ‘The petition recites that the | Dil was drawn by a comnittee appointed by a con- vention of cattle , representing: a total ownersiilp of net less than $50,000,000 Wort | of cattie. AN AMENDMENT INTENDED TO BOTHER THE DEMO- ock Representative Brown, of Indiana, has anamenc. ment to offer to the Mexiean pension iil, which, it 4s thought, will worry the democrats. It is to pen- sion Union ariny during th War, regardless of whether they wereinjured or not. The Tepublicans Will maintain that as tae democrats propose to pension Mexican soldte at plan, they cannot afford to refuse the netit Co the Union | Soldlers. Leading democrats declare that th | amendment will “not embarrass Uean In the least; | that they will promptly reject it, andgo en with the bli, .: ‘The Greely Relief Expedition. OFFICIAL PRAISE FOR ONE OF THE OFFICERS. The full report of the Proteus court of inquiry | has been printed. Of Lieut, Colwell, who has been designated to take part In the Greely rellet expedl- ton now being fitted out, the report says: “It is considered by the court to have been extremely fortunate for the expeditionary force that the one ofticer sent with it, and who commanded, was so ably alded and supported by the services 6f Lient. J.C, Colwell, U. 8. N., who volunteered for a duty 80 much more’ severe and perilous than that to which he had been regularly assigned on board a naval vessel, and who brought to the duty he assumed so Inuch capacity, courage, and special knowledge.” ——_——_+2- ——_ AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day were Secretary Teller, Senators Allison, Wilson and Lapham, Representatives Evans, Pelle, Wempie, Morey, Hepburn and Johnson, with Hon. J. Ham- mond nd Gen, Moftitt, of New York, and Dunham ‘with Mr. Hutchinson ‘and Mr, Lancaster, of Chi- cago, ex-Representative Page and Comuisstoner Dorman B. Eaton. Vital Statistics. DEATHS IN THE DISTRICTDPURING JANUARY—FIGURES FROM THE HEALTH OFFICER'S REPORT. During the month of January, according to the Teport of Health OMicer Townshend, there were 453 deaths in the District. Of this number 132 were white males, 120 white females, 96 colored males and 105 colored females, This gives a death rate of 23.21 per 1,000 per annum for the whites, 34.81 for the edlored and 27-18 for the total population. The death rate 1s unusually high for the month of Jan- uary, being higher by 3.63 per 1,000 per annum for the whites, 1.63 for the negroes and 3.11 for the to- tal population than the mean rates of the month of January for the past ten years. Twenty-six deaths occurred in Georgetown, 33 in the county, 49 in the yarlous public institutions and 345 in ‘the city. About 55 per cent of the total number of decedents ‘Were natives of the District, while of those of consumption only 32 ieee cent were born here. Measles, the second on the lst of mortality, still continue to prevail, though it is thought that the Ean aA a e n revalence of this epidemic has been estimated data at hand at 96 of 1 percent. Sixty-seven marriages were reported, of which 49 were between whites, 16 between colored and in two in- ‘stances colored men married whité women. Births reported—i07 white males, 90 white females, 75 col- ored males and 62 colored females, Both houses. of the Virginia passed, over the governor's rie) Portloning, the state for election Congress, ture have bill reap- representatives: Mr. Elder | sand, by request of | to state. | every soldier Who served one year in the | ROUTE FRAUDS, Some Startling THE STAR Developments. WHAT THR D0) TLE IN THE TOsT OFFICE 3D TO SuOW. | | t doe ¥, Che dritt of the of the governinent to pparen rg he nnd to be deez OF and Represent nd ther e ston with hat the ors had he departnent. Mr. Heady was thought e especially guilty, and it was decided Uere- | fore tohave 1 with the » offenders. | SERIOUS CIARGES AGAINST ME. GIBSON | Mr. A. M. Gibson came into ' President Garfield's wishes), med to possess import the g . The evidence as maltted his activity TY, having, issahl, ee mt to the contrac ti } solu « etlected evidence now be wl desperate were the co the greatest..care were th Yn Mr. Woodward's re- empt to rob the sak led, aud iniplicates Nr. Gib- Counselors wer of the documents and de he s to = ins was the La as and Venc been dope in tis ascribed ty importa! nile . MACVEAGH S BLAINE, ‘suddenly found i, sto bring it Was not the Dorsey combina be put to any nade this dis- A was shu S AND BREWSTER. 1 President Arthur hie better to enlist ngaged Mr. ronal f:lend, totake pert ed for two MacVeaga hose who warn p 16 spite 0 SO AbsSatts! 110 have t lie pprosecu ars, In afact that Mr. Brewster General on The request of moominendation of certain Vania republicans Mr. Brewster had been tor ituy years t whose nam appe mL $0 Often dn the ne With stus potent as { AS To THE CIVIL SUITS against some of the contractors, the article wat noe of them have Leen pursued with honesty, and to be, becanse, In that event, j the testl Would be produced would be too | al public men. Tn conclusion, | itis provable that If Mr. Springe oes to tie bottom, it will 1, and pecuniary influences operated OLUTActor, except those of the Sever disturbed, and ope- s Who Were serving tue Depart- nd that per A file ts one describing the mey in RDELL SILENT. writes: George E. Spencer called on hin rk, on Sunday, euteriig the room wit y was terribly demor, ntlv and drank frequently had squr had papers. 5 was } KEEPIN waward 1 G'elock p. an. a. sald that bis cle Thim, aud she his help him. 8. B.E the, and te him ore astate of ich exbila hat Kerdeil had not ncer came to Ne 9 been shown by Dorsey a long: trom Kervell, He mibered inany of “Jim” Bosier had sat up all night with Rerdell, arguing and remonstrating with him. Dor- sey initted that Bosler w A suarter p than | dumsels, ugh Rerdell could not. * boasted that Bosler, atter ex— | torfing trom n account of his Se planation he pnt upon them, i crdell Lo Swear to he entire statement. port, Made up of statements by Geo F. Brott, a con vr, deseribes the MACHINERY FOR GETTING THE CON the departinent. Several tors askey ment of the s! New Orleans RACTS THROUGH ppl Sena- w the establis- arl river f t service on Habla, Missy ure favoralile fam LA $1,000 to aid In the matter. In a short time an ord | patting on the ser issued. About this time | Brady selected froin ction paintings to | the value of £2,600, which were | house. My In ant knew that th were NOt pa for in r services in secnring the con- | tract Bro ts red dellars exact al ) to, John Ellis, member ew Orleans, and was expected more as the term ran 0} ‘The consideration ‘as handed over at the Instance and sollettation of lis, On one occasion Brot. sald to E. Jolin Ei You area member of Dr. Morkham's ch |Teader In the Sunday school. Did you every read the story of Samson?” “ ; What or it?” “How did he dte “Way he puiled out the pillars of the temple, ana perished tn the crash.” “Yes, and that 1s Just what you are gong to do. You are hounding ie for money. Its all your own. ob. Keme mber Samson.” | AUDITOR M'GREW “ANXIOUS TO TRANSACT BUSINESS.” For aid in getting another contract, the report says, William Lilley tells Brot that J. M. McGrew, | late Sixth Auditor, 1s anxious to transact busin * * * ‘Through Wiliam Lilley a banzaln was Soon struck with MeGrew, who, in consideration of $5,000, promised to have service expedited on No. 39108 * * © Through “Wm. Lilley $4,000 in money, mostly n $20 bills, was paid to McGrew, Who cliimed ‘that he had’ to divide equally with Brady. In reporting this interview Lilley said that MeGrew, on receiving the cash, greeted him as his Savior, and assured him that relief came in the nick oftime. * * * ‘The service on the Las Vegas and Albuquerque route was finally given to Price through J. D. Aduins (W. P. K.), WhO met Brady in Ni ‘ori . 1). Adams,” tt 1s asserted, was a nom de plume Mr. Kellogg assumed in these transactions, spa erect GOVERNMENT RELIEF POR FLOOD SUFFERERS.— Secretary Lincoln received a telegram yesterday from General Saxton, at Louisville, stating that he had expended $54,000 for the rellefof the flood suf- ferers, that the relief must be continued for sev- eral weeks, and that $60,000 additional will be needed betireen Madison and the mouth of the Ohio. Secretary Lincoin this morning forw: General Saxton the $60,000 required. ‘The Baltl- more and Ohio Railroad Company has given instruc- tons tothe agent at Parkersburg to allow we government the use of the wharf boat there for the ‘Storage oF the supplies. PERSONAL—Miss Edith Hawley, of Reading, Pa., 4s visiting Mrs. Representative Ermentrout.— Commodore Badger, commandant of ths Boston yard, is in the city, and called at the navy department today. “Mrs Marshall. McCulley, of Philadelphia, 13 Visiting relatives in this cl Senator Fair has just returned. from Quincy, Mass. —Mr, John A. Atkins, of Boston, 1s at Chamber- —G. A. Hendricks, of Moorhead, Minn., 1s at the eppite ee Hoyt, of Clifton Spa, and David Campbell, of Pitisburg, are at the Metropolitan.— G.W, Browne and wife, of Sault St. Marie, Mich., and A. H. Johnson, U. 8. N.. are ‘at the Nai ——T. F. Peyton and G. A. are at the Harris Hiouse.—E. V. Cherry, of Cincannat is at Willard’s——F. W. Goodrich and wife, Boston, and EB. W. Chapin and he abrupuy ne | «counsel of Mr. Busier, | | atin | chanda | clegrams to The Star. | MAINE REPUBLICANS. | |CALL FOR THE STATE QONVENTION.. | PADDY RYAN, THE PUGILIST, FLOORED, | TRIPLE MURDER AT AVONDALB } —~_— ;STRAMBE SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MAM j ———_ The Triple Murder at Avon: '. Ohie, Cixctywatt, O., Feb. 23.—Richand Tngalls, one of the men arrested for the murder of the Tayla | rumuy, at ule, Made a Statement last nigh Hi « John Herris, aman ve | last’ Friday caged him to assist 1m > to a colleg turnpt and fixed ay) 4 ¥ met acconite snd Shordy after a man, who ti along with a wagon. tance, when Harris pointed h were in sacks, and conoea As Soon as the bodies were ly I started by ce ot k Tuning, and S cabin was on fre ered the bodies, and nm that Tay ved their pay. ‘Taylor, the murdered manwwag, Pesurnctionist and Incails was his parte Kame of one of the prisoners, which y given as Lout, should be Rout. — e Suicide of ex-Gov. Farwe Son. ANcisco, Feb. 23. Stran C. Fa Sas well, aged 29 S. son of ex-Governor Farwell, of Wisconsin, conned on Thursday ni nd tubs body nd yesterday morning. facts | were or orem - The ex- ave been travelin fer the last four months On Thursday night the facher gud the younger son went to the theater, warn thy ; returned they found the door When ‘they obtained an entrance they 1 the body lyingon the floor, with valise str: round the neck afid fastened to the bed. pulse Was still beating, but he expirad an hour er. Tis. sed that he adjusted the straps ering bed, and then rolled off to pro- duce strangulation, No cause Js assigued for te act ee ‘The New Bennett-Mackay Cabic. ONE END TO BE LANDED AT CAPR ANN. GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb, 23.—The new Bennett ie company Will land one end of tts @ 2c on Cape Ann, and has hougkt land for wis P itpcse at Cape Hedge, Long Beach. A ¢- U1 tts to be erected at Rockport, the ditu: rj sich Will be 60 by 45 feet, and ‘two stortes Ligh. witl be laid about two feet underground lintance of one aud a quarter miles to the sta- im tbe town. Paddy Curceaco, IL, Feb. had an ait me XK w 1 ra u se Mya 23.—Paddy Ryan, the pucilist, ion In a low dance house early this. th a mau named Duucombe, who, when ea pass at Lim, struck Paddy in the face er gluss, cutting a severe gash below the Se. Paddy was floored, and was afters ards io away by his parusans and Nad his face washed, The Deut between the Uwo men provuxed a general r Was quieted by the police. > & row, Wale | Maine Republicans, THE PLATFORM LAID DOWN IN THE CALL FOR TRE cone VENTION. .—The call tssued for the addressed to all electors regard to past political differ sand diznitying nlbor, protecting ending lime in- Stree and popular edugstion to Une lnesses Of the people, securing free suffrage, the hy cout Hots, effectually protecting #2) ch Tehts In every section of our commen Oly. an efeclive measure of enconragement tO werican Shippine, ship building and t hrecnotiieal, efficient a public thurs, gud who desire to promote friendly tug and permanent harmony turoughout the te lind by maintaining national government, pledges in these objects and princip! _ In the Toils at ries, THOMAS ZELL MOOVER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL—A~ CHASGE OF OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRES TENCES—HOW A GEKMAN FAMILY WAS DUPE In the Police Court this morning the case against | Thomas Zell Hoover,charged With obtaining money | Under false pretences, wascalled for trial. Mr. Ed. Thomas appeared for the government, and Mr. W. A. Cook for the defendant. Senator John F. Miler, or « ornla, testified that he had never seen | the defendant before this morning, and neve T re quested any one to get him 4 hoy or a mail boy. He never told any on young Sam i son” to his house on Monday, January Sth, Mie Mary Sampson, residing at 1003 New York venue, stitied that on the Camonth Hoover came > her husband’ and represented | himself as a United States collector and detective, and wanted to collect, milk bills. He returned on the 2ith and showed her uls ne In a directory and read tt States detective. “Witness 1s German and could A but ttle English. A directory was procund it showed that Thomas % Hoover, a. private pctive, resides at 1513 9th street ‘northwest. Alter getting the milk bills from her he asked her how she would itke her Loy to get a place as a pi in the Capitol to Senator Miller. Withess thought | ita good chance for her boy, but Mr. Sampson | objected, but after the defendant told her that he | had gotten her boy a place at $75 per month she | con: vnted. He ‘said that Senator Miller S being a United 2 requested him to get him a page. Said It was nev nxt ssury that he should have $6.25 to apers in the case and she pald him w then left with her husband for Senat up the Miller's, THE VISIT TO SENATOR MILLER'S HOSP. Mr. Thomas Sampson, father of the boy, testified that he went to the Senator's house with Hoover, } While & went Up to the door of the seu tor's house witness stood on the sidewalk. ier | he GHoover) had talked with the colorcd boy who came to the door he called witness and told Lim to give the colored boy ten cents, and that on (he fole lowing@Monday the boy would show him into Uhe < Witness gave the tk ten b went down on a 1sth-strect car, Hoover) went Into a saloon and made out & ole for $65.70, payable one day after S presented the check at the Bank of t= They the | and he Washington and the cashier told bim that ft was. uot good. He then went directly to the residence of Senator Miller and asked the colored boy for the chator, but Was not able to see him. | Witness’ that It would be a cold job for the boy, ag. he would have to drive « mall wagon, eunis White, the colored boy at Senator Miller's muse, testified that Hoover came to his house on. and asked him if he would show My. he Senator on the next Monday morn- » and witness sald he would if the ould sce him, Mr. Sampson then gave Tivo a Senator him ten cents. THE DEFENDANT'S STORY. The defendant took the stand, and in a rather | incones er began to tell of his relations: with the Sampsons He admitted going there on the 24th, and said that he went to Senator Miller's house to See about some books, and he borrowed ten cents from Mr. Sampson, which he alterwarda id back. des fd havin 1anything about Piting the boy a positior Josed the testhe vy and the case Was sent to the grand jury, | bonds $1,000, His former bondstuan having sure rendered him, Hoover was committed to jail. M amuel Hoove brother of Zell, Went on his | bond, and he was released, - — A Probably Fatal Accident. A MAN FALLS FROM A RATLROAD TRAIN AT ROCK- vie. Soon after the fast express train from Washing- ton passed Rockville, about a quarter past nine last | night, the attention of the station agent was at- | tracted by groans coming from Une darkness a few feet from the ratiroad track. Upon going to the Spot he discovered a man lying upon the gi the opposite side of the tracks from the stat was found that the man had two frightful cuts on. lis head, one onthe left side, about etght inches tending from the forehead to the rear part Town of the head. The othercut was on the tside and abont three inches long. ‘The man as unconscious, and as his hat was found about | twenty feet below him It was supposed that ftw: | blown off, and in attempting to recover It he fell from the train. Papers In the pockets indicated that the man’s name Is and that he comes from Washington, He was taken to the Montzou. ery house and surgical ald procured, but this morn- ing he was sul unconsctous, and his injuries 1 was thought wouid prove fatal, Suit Against Major Dyc and Two De= tectives, A CLADE POR $10,000 DAMAGES GROWIS AMEKICUS YACHT CLUB RAID. To-day Mr. A. B. Williams, for Isaac P. Jones, entered sult against Wm. McE. Dye, superintendent of police, and Henry Raff and S.J. Block, detectives, for $10,000 damages for false arrest and tinprison= ment on the ipth of January last, when defend. ants ratded the premises of the Americus Yacht club, on 13th street, and arrested the plant! and others for keeping a gaming table and permitting a gaming table on the premises, both of which cases were dismissed, OUT OF THE ————— The George Washington Club. THE PAESPY AND CARNIVAL OF THE POILADELPHIA VISITORS. ‘Tre George Waseityta Soca Ia, cd pattadge phis, 99 reeernine pita Sonar Yoseetisy arte nobn, paraded i cosnuct roars cht cicy, Deetom by Donchs D3c& at Abner’s, wiere, ary ball and carnival was g’ven chem. in’ charge of committces comprising Dr. J. K. P. Gleeson, A. J. Preali, F. B. Clarkson, F, P. Bladr, Jf. A. M. Spi A. J. Kane, James James AL Hewes, M.A. and Joha H. T.c. Mure John Relily and John W. Warren, jr. Prank Pistorios orchestra Was in, the gall at nine o'clock with a grand march, Thich the club, followed by the company, executed Savery mee wn Mighty officiated as and some very fine ‘figures. fain, James A. Consterdine, L. Polk ag lieutenants, John Creighton as music di- rector. Master George Gwinn rej ington; John Continentals and other organizations, and the ball to de one of the most enjoyable given this seayon, ‘They leave tor home this afternocn,