Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1884, Page 3

-~ _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. WAORPOLK AND FORTRE <5 MONR:) fhe por ties Steamnat GEOROL Le gact wmrtos MODAL, S's pm. stoppin po and returning. Comue Sd ston tea at ‘and ‘Peuusyivania avenue: St a ae so carck biti ‘trem noel f Fiaformation tou ware waen t = WELT E Weil ‘OW FARES NORFOLK AND mee fue thos rere ern of te Lake Sent Gb street whart Fotomae Frompsen Monday. Wedcad qphore cal toa o> Wounretsy and QTEAMEK T. V. ARROWSMITH + FROM tru STREET WHARF. | Mondays, Thursday snd Saterisys, at7 am. Re- turning Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, tonching at | SU River Landings 0s far as Nomi’ Grek, Corsioman | end St Clements Bay. Connect with B&O. RK Rat JNO. B. PADGETE, Agent. fe ‘Mauazer. elt JME VESos" are vexs0s STEAMEK WW. CORCORAN wes Tth-street wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt, at Wo'clock aun; Returning, reaches Washing: | tou about 3:90 p.m, selé. 1. i. BLARE, Captain | TEA MERS. nA THE, CUNARD ST '¥. LIMITED, POOL. Jan 7 Jann 4 Bh Galelta. tosecommetat Stecrauy 90 yey ive ration pool aid Queetistown aut a Soest vaten © Belfast, Glamrow | vutinent, and ply abthe Compa 1S MGCL Th wtecet. Y i oe u PaRR aT POPULAR SUMMER ROUTE. a LEVE & ALDEN, 4 SSUNEENINI ER senvter RrDHy Ww LEVE © ALDES-Gctcrat Agente. 207 Brose 25 PENNSYUTANTS SUENUE, mbiithat eNSNEY Waahinton, DO | Guesekas. 7 TLANTIC COMPANY | Companys tiven fo0k of Morton stgeet ew Labrador, ierie> nce to watt, outta | e ue OUIS DE BEBIAN owing Green, New Lurk 35 Pransyivania aveuy | J,W. BOTELER & SUS, 2iPeuneyivania avenue, Pe ‘Agente for Washington, DLO. | “I EC. 2isr, 1984, Banque Trans ____ RAILROADS. Betmene AND OHIO RAILROAD. bCEEDULE IN EFFECT & UNTIL FURTE Leave Washiazton from station srenw sel any Pate ars bare Fer Baltimore on week dags, 5, 6:°0.6.40, 7-9, 8:90 snd 10:00 3. om: 1210, 1b, > US minute train) 0, nd 10°90 pan Baud 19.00 | 2:30 pain | aud pots Wand 4:°0p. m; om tad fot 64045 | Sea 1020 pane Borbeaticns on Siceopolitan ws a.m. nils except Sunday, an GU bia aa, | mp Br ally’ cqerts unas: tor prineibal sts fans Lrasich, 8:05 smn dot cton Stauton and "Vaic>Urmacy ui culy except Sunday tor Fredericks 1-08 | tim cally except sunday Ta ia eauly. except Sanday. and 20m m., 12:5, S: 04m and 1:0 and5:25p. m, Sunday.t03/a. m.. 6:35 pm from Sexineton. 9:30 pr dally. excent Sunday. | iu: Frederic’ and intermediate points. 8:25. am, | and s:t-p. un daily. exceye Sunday | Byriue leave Baltimore ‘er Washington at 2:10, 6:30 320,89 and 10:10 3. tI = Sd, 43, 94,7 30,9 and “10-30 jim on Sunday, sod b-00a mi t90 13), 42, 8, C00, 1:99 and W030 F & paatremi ss ther anformation” apply st the Paitimore and Enyivanle seme, corner Mth street, where onlers ‘ea ken for tegiaue to be checked snd receives ut in the efty B. DUNHAM, Gereral Manawer, eltimore. CK LORD, Geni Passenger Agent PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, H, WISE AND Sot" it Fe Sud the Weat, Chicaxo Limited Bx as secareat Dida my dal a FS é acept Seturday fo. Chiesa, c ie Chicagte Wenters: te? hala Cars to Peebar irae na a BALT:MORE AND POTOMAC FATLROAD. Fer Erie. Gusndaieua, Ke ter, Buttaio, Niawrara, (OR ‘For Wis amsport, iecs Haven and Elmira, at 9.404 m. % aig. except = Fer Sew \ork sua the Fest. 7.15, 20, 11.00 a m. Si6 “F00, Woy ana 1115 nm Un Sthday. £0 10.00 aud me Limited Papres or Pullinsn rior Cars, 240. m. daily, except Sanday. cliance, through, WY. 2h, every week-day. rains connect at Je Brockivn Aunex, sfording on sitet, avoilitie Cuubie ferriace eri itadely 30 abd, 1a mi. 2.00, 4.0, 6. FSpboand Hh is p On Sunday, 4.00, 6.40, '10.u His pm Lintct Eafe, 30a an dally, exceye uncer 520, 940. 11.009 ms. 12.0%, 425, 4.40, v.b0, 0. 10td amt LTS pee Gp Semeag Fan hwa in 4 COO. $40, ih0d sad PS eo sien cate ad eae exert Sam FeeAbeapolie 6358 m2.. 12.08 and 4.25 p.m. daily, ex wept Suman - PSANDIIA AXD FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY. Sai aceRuuiA AND. WasinuzUN GALL: Fer Alexiudria, € 0.700. 925, 2101 and 11.25 am, ; aod USS pem Un Sabday #26 11.0 a md dau 12.01 wm. datly, . mario, 605, 8.00, 10.00, S28, Siu, 245 and 1 pam pt Mcindayy “On Sut and 1040 pom. ad LAD Tod 42. 448 Bor, me: steno. ‘J. & WOOD, General Pasaiger Agent, WE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RALLWAY. SHORT LINZ TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST AND WEST. : Pall New York aud Wash- E. Dail via Ch: and ail Weste ug cars Washingtou 0-40 FM —SOUTHE! 40 FM — SOUTH To ail pote 50 Charlotte, “Fulims ton vis caste, Mantas Division Frain leaves Washington at 7:00 A. 'B. daily. except Sunday. ‘Wacraton trains leave Washington at 9:10 A.M. and 8:10 B. PES 1uire at Company's Of- ‘Trains leave from B.& N.MACDANIETS SOT. HAAS, TrafficManger. DENTISTRY. __ PRUEL SCOTT. DD. 6- al fetieet northwest. Preservation v! the Natural Teeth special een JANDALL PARSONS. 8 tre “STREET ‘Over Ballantyhes. Operative apd kiuifelly” performed. Gas’ adanicistered: oderst: foo. Iva years experience Hours from 9 Emwep eo STARE PAUSONS, COR. orm ANDE STREETS Pilline a specta 5 also. the cure of tooth Slinont crteseitg a geal pestle ed on fs cnn Coane eT Di Seciotess see, ©, aay! wee aa ALKER'S, 204 10TH STREET Ni : NOte PROOF Ci 2 ‘and | | ale. Other Washington Station, C19 and 1394 | 5; AUCTION SALES. FOU! By virtue of a decree of the of Die st Gani peed fe So oy rf Sie same being eg sole auctions in fromt i DAY of DECEMBER. A. 4 OCR FM. ae pees, iutecioners, of Dan Haan’ catate, Sn lath treet 0 feet, aod ‘ack widen Ee al oo toot incon, tofetber with We improve erence ‘Termusof sale: One-thind of the purchase caaivand’ the balance fp two equal note, Pgsoain tot all the purchere mocey pra beni ictash, at tie option of the purchaser, "The Suse to theproperty wold fill be withheld anata ihe Dirchase money wich interest Sask "A depontt will be required at the time of sale. are not complied with within sale, the Trustee reserves the right to ity at the risk and cost of Allconveyancing at the cost of th purchaser. U. OMEARA & CO., ° 1347 Pennsylvania avenue. DAILY AND EVENTNG AUCTION SALE OF VALU. ABL: CURISTMAS PRESENTS, COMMENCING DAY AT 10:30 A. M. AND AT 7 P.M. Ne are eagectally Invited for attond the MONNING AUCTION SALE, as some ‘very’ valuable :oiGiaaePrenents must be sold euch w ES AND GENTS VERY FINE 14 K. ty AMPS, VALUE 915.00 ICAL TOYS, FINE FRENCH DIES! PLUSH AND ALIGATOR SATCH- if EINE. SILVER PLATED | a AND te c, KLES. UEP EAN RIT Eg poids AND sap ae ROE TER cs bic, NOOLS SRATEM, BL DS, AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE: direction of the owner, to change bt 1 m spf Change unnens, Twi ite Cone big Penaaylvanie s rth ek Co, bat Penaaylvania avenue no Be SEVER Peat mat be FOLEY, Aust ation of sue, the store Swan To ead eet be CELA Gucien te BU Bide ‘uli may be expected, iy WEE © WILLIAMS & CO, Auctionsers REV ALL CLOSING SALE THREE DAYS ONLY or RICH AND ELEGANT TRIPLE-PLATED SILVER- WARE, FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES, BRIC-A-BRAC, ac., AT OUR SALESROOM, CORNER 10TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, DAILY. HALF-PAST TEN A.M. AND HALP-PAST TWO. AND HALE-PAST SEVEN P. M. This stock Epengnes and Urns, Tarens, § FINE MANTEL CLOOKS (Cathedral Gong), ANTIQUE AND HISTORIC STATUETTES, Tn Bronze, representing Art, Comme Chivalry, MPoctry, and thy Drama = af 100 DOZEN ROGERS’ CELEBRATED FORKS AND SPOONS, In Buckhorn, Ivory, Pearl and Silver Handles. 2 Seats will be provided for the rs as ee oman ee KNIVES, au TO-MORROW. [DPXCANSON BROS, Anctioncers, ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, Sc, CONTAINED IN HOUSE No, 1418 COLUMBIA STREET, BETWEEN 0 AND P AND NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, CONSISTING OF PARLOR FURNITURE, CHAMBER SETS, WALNUT TABLES, DROP LIGHTS PICTURES, MATTRESSES, BEDDING, PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS, WARE, WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE (NEARLY. NEW), WALNUT SIDEBOARD, WALNUT EXTEN- SION TABLE, DINING CHAIRS, LAW BOOKS.BRUS- SELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.. AT AUC- ‘TION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER THIRTY- FIRST, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at the above- amd resideues the Furniture, &c., contained therein. OMANOTAY SALE OF IMPROVED, PROPEET ‘By virtue of a decree of the Court of the, Toe de casts. ogedt igs wherein ee § BS er oe ee Ssesuaneee ell oe foe ake a pr a ie front of the pret op WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ‘THIRTY-FUST, 188). at HALF-PAST THREE eeantk a cuinberva five htumtred and Bfty-one (aly in Waskoars Corte of aaid Jot anil raneing: teats ot oleae her af said Jot and ransing thence went ale al feet 10 iniches, thence south 120 feet. thenos “rich verpetual ise of wiley Wotecd wide seek i perpen wide te Rid ioe intproved by two-story frame dwelling and rae eta Cra: One-fourth cash, balance in six, twelve and eignta ins trots day of uae or al caah st option tot bets interest fron day ale “‘paysnema tol be secured ‘by ded of on property welt deposit of 8100 reamed at time the trtaiee reserves Tiast Te reel at rik So Sosae wrens St ne got of defaulting purchaser after. tive days wotice Ie renin Star- Couveyuucime. aud recording oe pu AMES H. SAVIELE, Trastee ‘342 D street horthwest NCANSON BROS, Auctioueers, G19 M2 a ae 2 90 a ee MEDICAL, &e. ———— STORED HY USING A POTETE ot Du. BRUTHERS Iueirorating Coniee i segeteal, Weakness, fig ge Pe sieetsouthwere Nae? XEK BEEN CONTRADK Hits lui oldest entatiaed advert: Et | ag Tadiew Physician in this city. “La ea, you cancun- Sdeutly consult Da. BROTHERS, 906 B'street south- Jar attention pald to all diseases pecullar ‘All rregularicies and ova— Fan troubles snccessfully treated. ¢#~ Board, with, 1 accommodations, and Kind, efficient nurses ture d to those who may desire to stay a few. ty under his treatment. Dee OS THE AOEDEST, ESTABLISHED AXD nly relistle Ladies’ Puysician in the city, ean bs ‘ovanited dilly, $20 Mansour evenne, frst screct aout! <: Fenny ivania avenue, between 3d abd 436 streets. irregularities | ‘ai-lin™ R. ROBERTSON, THE WELL-KNOWN SPECIAL- is}, of Beltiniore, can be confidentially ‘consul both yentlemen and every We tnewiai from 210 9p. mat 456 © street north ret. His wreat wucer-n and experience wi ly Your waitine to consult him on those days o¢-tim JM {DAME DF FOREST TAS REMEDY FOR Ls. AME cies.” Ali fe:nale complaints quickly cured. Oan'be silted daily at 1245 7th street nurthweat. Office hours Tito o'clock pm. «with ladies only. jy22-5ui" it, DODD'S NERVINE, No. 2—< PERMANEN. Dewees Beata Rees Vitality canvet by ‘ndiscretion, excesses, &e. {ST \NDIFOKD'S St Cloud Pharinacy, comer ‘and Fatreets. Price $L ut by mail sealed. au26-tuts ITY OF THE GENERATIVE ORG (faa urpliy fie CINTALE METHOD. Adopaed "the HOSPETALS OF FRANCE. Pronipe reften all AUCTION SALES. MS Lowsixas Svante Syponte City Poet Ofc, sane OLD RE oF te. a wi AH ARB Dit GO9Ds 1o WHICH WE ° ‘AND AT AvCTION, BECEMBAR EST Movragrise Ta Ae A FPROMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. G@BAMD AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION OP GENUINE reroRTzD TURKISH axp PERSIAN RUGS anv CARPETS, Comprising Rate and Rich elections of PERSIAN, AFGHANISTAN, DAGHISTAN, ‘ OUCHAK, GORDIES, CIRCASSIAN, ABMENIAN, KHORASSAN AND MOORISH RUGS AND CARPETS; (With many other specimens entirely new to this market) ALs0, JEDAZIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD POR- TIERES, ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES. Forming one of the handvomest collections of Textiles in design and quality ever offered by us. To take place at my Salearcoms, southwest corner Panvsylvania av- ‘enue and 11th street, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY SEVENTH, RIGHTH AND NINTH, 1985, AT ELEVEN AND THREE O'CLOCK EACH Day. q Gt eanietthe Monday and Tosetay, January 6th and THOMAS DOWLING, 430-6t Auctioneer. FP owas DOWLING, Auctioneer. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE oF WORKS OF ART AT BAXLOW'S ARP GALLERY, ‘NO. 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, By virtue of sn order of the Supreme Court of the Dict datof columbie hotaing an mhan's Court, T will, Badasntesratr, ell at pubic ak Baron's Are No. 3226 Peuileylvania avenue worth west Washiagton’ city, D. C., Olt paintings. water-color- Grawings,. engravings, étchings wares, mit Tors, Levels, etc. Many of the palutingnand eberiviniy ie, sinobg which aren number of Itn.tseapen, arate studies from the nude; alwo pors raiis of William H. Harvinon, Don Miyucl, King of rtugal, Hons, Joba Sherman. Carl Schura Alexander ; Stepbiens. Min eK Hayes, Mrs, John Drew. At. marney and others: also old India Chine. of th periods, Croauet China and old ‘Philsdeipiias Chin Tiesale will sommueuoe an MONDAY. the TWEL TH Mi DAY of JANUARY, 1884, at THREE and EIGHT QcLouk e mad will continue «very afternoon and evening, ‘same Lours and place, until all shall have en ‘And on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 1884, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M., I Pull Also soll af oaid re Gallery. the unexpired term" of Tease of said Art Gallery, rental’ 100 per mouth lease expirey dnt August, 1645 “and ho show-caacy abies 10a, Ww niches, tools fous, stoves, ol Fisies sna ‘materials ‘beldugius’ to'e ‘Acwt clues art store, and also one mare, carriage, harness, business sleigh ranners, Kc.,all belonging to the eatate Of late Henry N- Barlow, the well-kuows art comnolss “Terme of aale: Gash. WILLIAM J, MILLER, dageate ‘aduulnintestor, W42TEE B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, STREETS, ABOVE BOUNDARY. By virtue of a deed of trust from John F. Buck-, boltzand wife. dated March 3. 1877. and recorded! B, Liver 860, folio 356, of the land records of the’ rots Couse of ald Digicy, passedyscytontor 1. 18k, govect a ar Frequity cause Nov9.018 substituting’ arthur a. Bit 2 publle euation! in frou of tae premises os SATCH, a e, 1b SATUR. AY JANGARY THIRD, A.D: fig at MALE PAST PHREE O'CLOCK P.M. allof lot 44, in J. B. Haw's subdivision of Moutit Pleasant, excepting only the uth four feet fronton 7th atreet road, by 120 foot in . Bald Ly hs a frontage of $6 feet 5 inches 00 Tthist, ros by a depth of 241 feet 8 inches to 8th street hich ft fr hes, an ud a sth cheg by fect Staches. The improvements consiat of a vnbstantial frame dwel: eo rooms on the 7th street front. = Que-fourth eash, of which 9100 must be fon each lot, ahd the balance in equal ‘and three years, with interest: de- Secured by deed of trust on the ‘conveyancing and recording at cost iroperty will be eaold st tae cont aad perty will be Feaold st the cox rink of the purchaser. > = Ab Dol Bula ARTHUR A. BIRNEY } arate 456 Louisiana avenue. GERY SALW OF DESIRABLE THREE ere ARP. FRULLDING DWELLING, INGTON. 2 a is me | Sut, Tx ana 20th day of Nos in Eauity Coupe a ie), twill onerme By Ih front remives, 0 TH DAY OF gARUARY 1055 or parcel of aid even! alley'toa point hall way pein weater corner of said lot. and then ‘western line of said lot to the suid avenue the place of besfanins. "Tha lot froute 16 fect Uy, iuchee on Nex: York avenue, withen depth of 158 feet to-a wide alley, and is outsinfum uine roots, beside bath teeta ae sc : : : ‘hydrant water ou two floors: well water ughout, Soe ea inserest secured ‘by deed of trust; or all cash, at. Jo gern ‘purchaser. EE apne per and re- water-cl Saute of purchaser. # ers of eae oe nd coat. fhe defauliig purchase? 9 depoait of s20 jat time of sale. E.R, MoKEAN, Eatate of J.P. McKean, decess ee, 7 deceased. BW pai ILLIAMS & C0., Auctioneers, ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF COXDEMNED STORES AT MARINE Fa ‘WASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY, ‘JANUARY SEVENTH, 1885, ot ‘we shall rell at public auction a hed articles, which us Car 01 nO trepe, Spo heaton 1-4 WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Aucta. SEO NAEESSE ibaa & 00. anc FINANCIAL. Se Fea, Ses Wa Buz & Co. suvnens ‘1437 Pennsylvania Avenue (Opposite U, 3 Treasury.) Devosrra, Excuanor. Discovsra. United Staten District of Columbia Bonds bot andold in Lagte tad tail iota Beles Simioie cameny #9. elon. ‘il classes of sacuritioa, het free. CIVIALE TAL AGE: uphict fre, CVI fiikbin Agee’ Brattefanaod on fates Rurope aeloweshyatea, | 418-3 Pursicuns avo Davoorers RECOMMEND BROVVANS IRON BITTERS ‘00 4S THE BEST TONIC. iahe mest weer tres Aine Mpeh obs creed 29 Hoes oa Suid BROWN CHEMIGAL OO, Laltimore, Ma. Taovsaxos or Caszs OF ss Tt OO Eat Sss. 11 0 soe H S08 EM ‘Headache are permacently cured every year (as the hun- dreds of testimonials in my possession will testify) by of rug DR LESLIE'S Special Prescription. ‘This Remedy stands to-day with- out a rival, and with scarcely a competitor in the world. ‘Thousands of Physicians throughout the country bave ‘acknowledged their inability to cure it,and are now prescribing Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription for all 4E ADAGE Inelther its nervous, billious or congestive form, ara- ing from obstruction, congestion oF torpidity of the liver. When Ieay that Dr. Lealic's SPECIAL Prescription will cure the most obstinate cases of Sick Hesdache, I mean just what I eay,and that is, that it not merely reliavea but POSITIVELY Cures, no matter how long the case may have been ‘standing. T have testimonials from persons who have been flicted for twenty years, being confined to bed two or three days at s time every two weeks, that have been permanently cured bs two bottles of Dr. Lesl Special re PRESCRIPTION So that they bave not had an attack for over five years. ‘Ifyou are troubled with Sick Headache and wished fem coc ¥ 0 RRR FRE ppp co UR PE BD So § U pve En D cos “uu & # Exe Boo ‘be sure and give this remedy a trial, PRICE 81. 8. B. ARCHER, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. ¥. For Sale by All Druggists, 430-t,th,s, Wasors Faxovs S30 is HEE oo EE gots 8, HHH 9 QO ym Mss, Sus8 HH OO” Hea Sas5 [> ‘The demand in Baltimore has been ‘greater than the supply and are still booming, and now we propose to give the Washingtonians a chance to buy these Famous Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen. For Ladies we also make to measure a fine Hand Btitched Shoe at $5.00. For Gentlemen we make to measure our celebrated ‘Waukenphast at @5,00, F. H. WILSON, Custox Snormaxer, 409 7th street northwest, Washington. 228 _Alao 282 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. Painrina JUDD’ & DETWEILER, 0 AND 422 11TH STREET NORTHWEST, Qhorth of Star Building.) NEW BUILDING, ‘NEW TYPE, NEW PRESSES, ‘The Largest and Most Complete Printing Office in Washington, employing nearly 100 workmen. BRIEFS, RECORDS, ARGUMENTS, MEMORIALS, ko, axp BOOK AND JOD WORK Ofevery description executed on short notice and at ‘air prices, nal-im Tue Staxpaap int ERR EE Exe a IT ¥ z X bg P ‘id T vy PPP J D PR t ig P BER WoW Ww RRR = Gone ER WWWW RRR I T §ER RRR wry RRU T E RR RRiT ERE R R BEST IN THE WORLD. EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED, WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, A LE DROIT BUILDING. J. R BUCKELEW, Manacer. UMPTION. _ T have a positive remedy for the above disease; by tte Use thousands of eases of che worst kind and of standing have beeu cured. Indeed, 39 stroug is faith im ite efficacy that Ewill xead two. bottles together with a valuable treatise on this disease, to a} Surlerer. “Give exprent address. ‘DR. York. 129-008 K-6: ‘aud. SLOCUM, 181 Pearl street A CARD.—TO ALL Wi dacit-atdemed chvelope te Be, TOe pate eae 3 tation Dy New York. oceatuthen WISE—DR, BROTHERS, 906 B hwest, appesied tefore me and medecath dest” Established Expert. Specialist 12 i incase, and VSiedictan: on novchesne te poor /urnisied Medicine free. Siedieine, or no cl he Convultation ani stvies mi wou durios the Hea aye dria ed a wom’ SAMUEL. H. WALKIE Notary . ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT RPECIALIGR Ht tana niga in Lis prevention ba ristert au expert fire, ge wide inent and eure of Private, Nervous {Gaya No mercury or caustics aed. Gah be cousalt Geiee, Weee” eet phgioesd Bore’ Main Oftice.s0 i Liberty ste (Gqusterui—compontima, EPPs’ Cocos. EREAKFAST. “Ry 2 thoroweh knowlege of the: Fe he eee Seetea Cocoa nany beary dex it ‘ales une ot : ‘creda: sigeaiese n pievery foe : necribed tauine™ dade: coud Gelb. wai Too by Oates sida Pavare Sroce Txzonars Wines WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, ‘NEW YORE, BOSTON, xo. YRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Broxzas, HERAT} New tom General Partners: James Whitely, Henry H. Dodge, H. Cruger Oakley ‘Harry ©. Logan, Washington, D.C. Maynard ©. Eyre. ‘Wilidéa R Travers, Special Partner. BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES OF BAILWAY SECURITIES ‘Branch Office-689 15th street (Corcoran Building.) ‘HB. DODGE, Resident Partner. STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange ‘All orders between 6th and tomar 1 onde eae x. B.—Note by mail promptly Se ne ee BoyA! Srxctaz Nozon, I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- EARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF KEYNOLDS & SON, WHICH 1 CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPEKIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN OO8T, WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FEOM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OK MORE ROOMS ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THRY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FUBNACES ARE BKING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOMB OF THR FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEAMURE IN REFER- RING TO. A OALL 18 SOLICITED AND EgTI- ‘WALTER D. WYVILL, Excuvsva Aamer, No 452 PA, AVE. NEAR 436 STREET. Suitings, Overcostings, and Trouserings received and open for iuapection. “Gentlemen wilt place their orders LEADING TALLOQRIEG SOTABLIGHMENT OF ‘HD. BARR, 1111 Pennayivenis avenue \ ee T DA DECEMBER 30, 1884, 2d Edition. Lats flgrans St TROUBLE ABOUT THE FAY OF ELECTION OPFICRES. ‘TaExtox, N. J., December 30.—Umted States su ‘Rowe 18 in dispute with Attorney Gen- Tespecting the pay of the United States marshals and supervisors at the recent elec- ‘on in this state. Rowe says the marshals and ‘Supervisors should be paid for six and a halt and seven days work. ‘The Attorney General has just ‘Written to Marshal Deacon declining to pay for more than ‘Unree days. ‘The matter will probably be taken to the Court of Claims by some of the super- R ————— New York Aldermen Before the Grand Mey. Naw Yorx, December $0.—A number of the alder- men waited’ around the grand jury room to-day, ‘Walting to be called before that body. Alderman Waite was before them about twenty minutes, He looked very serious when he left the room, and showed @ disinclination to converse about te matter. ge An Injunction on New Yorks Alder- men. Nsw Yorx, December 30.—When the board of aldermen met to-day an injunction was served on them restraining the board trom contirming any omination trom mayor Edson for the positions of ‘commissioner of pubiic works and corporation coun- gel. ‘The injunction was issued by Judge Beach at the instance of ‘Theodore Roosevelt and others, on ‘the ground of nileged fraud and corruption. MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR POOR ALDE: ‘The Dinner in the Second District. Ne SORES AT THE CORISTMAS CLUB ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NATIONAL LIFLES’ BALL TO-DAY—SIx ‘HUNDRED AT TABLE. ‘The annual dinner of the Christmas Club of the Second district to the poor children was given to- day at the National Rifles’ hall, and in point of attendance and in the character of the entertain- Mentit exceeded that given last year. The ladies and gentlemen who have given their time and attention to the preparations were hard at work all day yesterday in arranging the hall In the rit room down stairs six tables ran the length of ‘the room, and at the head was another long table, places being thus provided for 600 guesta At each plate was placed an orange, an apple, a roll and a giassof water. On the plates which were Spread was a bountiful supply of cold turkey and apple sauce. Paper napkins were furnished the Uctie ones. Upon the tables at intervals were large plates of cake. Potted plarts, in gold and silver stands, Sent by President Arthur,added to the tasty ‘Sppearance presented by the white tables and their Sppetizing menu. Five hundred tickets had been: Raa Which were distributed by the police trom lists furnished by members of the club. In addl- on Lieut. Guy distributed some hundred slips, and 80 the number of guests reached 600. To provide entertainment for this large number $310 had been received by private subscriptions, inciuding $96 which were left over from last year; besides,gener- ous donations of food, clothing and toys were sent in. ‘The largest expenditure was for turkles, as very few were sent in. The members of the club began to arrive at 12 o'clock, and among the first was MISS NELLIE ARTAUR, ‘who has taken great interest in the Christmas club of which she is president. after they had lala aside their wraps and donned thelr cute littie white aprons and caps they were ready for their little guests. Some of the latter tn their anxlety to be present in time had left thelr homes carly in the Morning and were found waiting about the armory entrance hours before tne tine designated. When 1 o'clock came the doors were opened and the little vues flocked tn. Capt. Oyster, the commanding oMlicer of the National Rifles, with a number of the members, volunteered thelr Services to the club and gave very efficient ald in marshaling the little ones the hall. ‘They poured in by twos and threes, the Older ones leading tue smaller by the hands.” By half-past one the tables were all full, over 600 children having entered the hail. ‘There were some twenty-five or thirty children lelt outside, aud these were nally admitted and given places th the window recesses, THE DINNER AND THR CHRISTMAS TREE. ‘Mr. Andrew Bradley then called for order and in & Votce that made his words heard distinctly in all Of the hall, Kev. Dr.Bartlett,the pastor of the New York aventie church, said grace. Then Mr. Bradley called out: “Now you may eat,” and the ehildren fell to with a will After all’ the things had disappeared or rather, as there was an undance, When the children Lad finished their Ginuer they were invited up stairs to the hall and there they saw a most beautiful spectacle. ‘The hall had been darkened and the ga: Ut, and in the center of the platform av the end of the hall stood a peautitul christmas, free tainly gitttering and glowing with all sorts of Deautitul things, and near the vee was stationed the Marine band, which pleyed a march as the children came in." Afver the little ones had ex- Hausted the wonders of the tree thcy saw great piles of white bundles at the foot of the tree. ‘These contained clothing, toys, &c., and besides to each child was given a'box of candies. ‘They frst en- Joyed an entertainment, which consisted ot Punch, ‘aud sudy and a minstrel performance by the Boys? Minstrel company. ‘Then Mr. Murray delighted them with some magic lantern pletures, and dally, Mr. Ed Hay appeared as SANTA CLAUS, And made each child happy by distributing the gitts, ‘The children were then dismissed and offi- cers saw them safely in the hacks and busses which the liverymen and otters had kindly vendered. Another Christmas for the poor was closed pleas antly to al A large number ot people were present in the ‘upper hall to witness the pleasure of the children, not only the members of the club but invited guests. “Among the Invited guests were President ‘Arthur and Mr. W. W. Corcoran. ‘The East Washington Christmas Club Dinner. ‘The street in front of Odd Fellows’ hall, on Capl- tol Hill, where the Kast Washington Christmas club gave the poor children of that section a Christinas dinner, was allve with little ones to-day. Big "bus loads were dumped on the pavement in front of the door and thelr lively prattle made the whole region look like Christmas. An odor sug- gestive of Christmas dinuer came floating down the stairs and into the street an‘ encouraged the children to pusia thir way into the promise land, Inside six long tables, with seats for 300, groaned under the merry load of Christmas delicacies At each place was a big wooden plate, served With turkey, salads. nuts, candies, apples, oranges, ¢ake,and all sorts of sweet-meats. ’ The tables were loaded, and as the children tlied in they were shown to their seats and walted on by the Iittia girls who compose the club, Dinner, was prepared for between 450 and 500 children, 300 belng served ‘at the first table and the rest as they fluished. The room was full of happy young faces, and when din- her Was over and the curtain that hung in front ot the stage, and had been the object of many side glances during the meal, was rolled up, displaying & Christmas tree, the musie played, the children lapped their hands, and Christmas was there in deed. ‘Then the presents were distributed, and every child present got a present and a little Box of candy. When all was over Ue glad children were taken home in "busses, and the remains of the dinner will be served aniong the poor. ————— Ex-SenaTor ConKLING made an argument to-day before the commissioner of patents, in behalf of Edigon in the telephone interference case of Draw- Daugh va Blake vs. Edison. * Parents were issued to-day to the residents of ‘the District as follows:—Geo. I. Ahmay, Wash- ington, file box; A. J. Ambler, hydro-carvon vapor fist generator'ana’ bimners Toko Clokey, escape; Harris J. Rogers, telepuone transmitter. Ex-SenavoR Conoven Resions.—Acting Assis- tant Surgeon 8, B. Conover, of the marine hospi talservice, formerly U. 8. Senator from Florida, ‘Tae SAMUEL J, TILDRN Gir.) Who has engaged quarters for the inauguration “Is a nephew of his uncle,” and was a member of the New York dele- cn to the Chicago convention in July last. Mr. uel J. Tliden, sr., will not be able to attend the (oy ies ceremonies OR account of continued iii AVAL EMPLOYS ORDERED.— DiscHangs oF Dr. D.B. RL TJ. M HW. G8 EF. FB. AA W. H a Chiet of Police Dye recommends to the Commis. TRE RULES AND REGULATIONS. ‘Stoners that 1st class Private J. J. Murphy be made ‘This report defined the duties of the various com. | Private of the #2 S ceniecer ean ee mittees more in detail than the report adopted at | private CT. Wriznt, to be private of (he 22 class, ‘the time of the appointment of the sub-commitrees. | vate of the ist Vice Wright, promoted. Be It provides that there shall be four vice chainnen er ig | fourth vice ALBavon’s Oren Hovss.—“In the Ranks” is one ‘of the most famous sensational plays of the day, ‘and 1s produced here this week With a strong com: And admirable sceutc effects. Mr. Buckley Nea Mr. Fitzpatrick as Col. Winter, and Mr. Frank Kilday as Gideon Blake are especially in their ve roles. ‘NaviowaL THEATER.—Bronson Howard's emo- success, “Young Mrs. Winthrop,” 1s most ac- Presented this week at the National. The character acting of Miss Ada Dyas as rs. Dick Chetwyn entivens the otherwise dispiriung Story. Her comedy is nearly perfect. ‘The other gharacters are very well impersonated. “Young ‘Mrs Winthrop” holds the boards during the week. CoxoneeaTionaL Cavacr.—Mr. George Kennat Will deliver the thind lecture of the course on “Asiatic Russia” on Wednesday evening. The su- Ject will be “The Cossack Conquest,” and will be ‘weated in Mr. Kennan’s happiest ‘style, It will Drove a rare treat to those who attend. ‘Taearen Comigce.—The lovers of variety are al tracted this week by the performance of the Z: wiah combination. ing, dancing, character acting and other specialties make upavery tuviting committee by the executive committee, tary shall open accounts in regular form with all sub-committees urer of the general committes, name of all contributors to the general Keep an accurate account of all from any source, a3 well as 1@ corTespo) au lave cuarge sai correapoudanoe Derviniog to the general or executive committee, and Smploy one oF, more, stenographers, it” needed. to ist ‘The chairman of this committee be ex oMiclo a member of all sub-committees. ‘The nance committee shall. a8 earty as poss. bie, make statement of the probable of funds that can be rateod by subeoripaon 88.8 guar anty fund, to be not leas than $25, PUBLIC AND FUBLIC ORDER. ‘variety program. ‘The committee on public comfort shall provide} Dis Mcssvw.—The Hol: family are back quarters—either at hotels or private houses—for and delight both old and young this week funny Operetta of “Cinderella.” A strong spectalty any is aN additional attraction. <a MI mrtg Menge png the Jennie y a re-engage- Etwdie See ota ph a he stage and sung tn a first-class manner. ge emcees wot eat Friday evening. Fornest HaLt.—The annual ball of the Knights of St. Bernard will be held here Wednesday even- “Kaw course or Lecrenr—Prot. John Piske’s Sots of leevares, on “The Story of Le American volution” will begin January 14th at Congrega- onal church. hat can be furnished "by" the subsisting of visiting zations; of what said rations are to: Price for the Same; and take such other: as Will tn their opinion redound to the credit of the elty and insure the comfort of tts guests. ‘The rules provide that the coma order shall establish headquarcers at some cent Place during such. ‘an officer of the poi assistance may be given to any and where lost articies may be claimed. This committee may, if found and practicable, provide for a special force zen police, to Be under the control direction of the chief of police for the oforder. ‘The duties of other committees are defined. ‘The price of tickets for the Dall 1s fixed $5 for each. and F. BM lard, Gen. C. McKeever, A. A. W! Luttrell are named as a‘ committee ot charge of the distribution and sale of the: Fation ball tickets. Provision 1s made ‘auditing committee of and it Ro monéy shall be disbursed by the treasurer, cept in payment of checks bearing FOV the chairman of the executive eo Win. Galt, and countersigned by Dorsey C! tary of the executive committee. NO FREE ENTERTAINMENT. ‘The report concluded as follows: “It advisable to announce that,while the several com- ‘Transfers of Real Estate. ‘Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: R. W. ‘Tyler to Sallie H. Owen, lot 22, sub. sq. 115; $11,000. Wm. Wurdemava to Laura {. Wurdemann, lot 19 and part 1, 8q. 688; $—. W. Page et al. to E Kurtz Johnson, pt. ‘west of 695; $575. _B. W. Carpen- ter to R'E. Bradley, lot 82, sub. 8g. 988; #900. Jonn 8 Blankman to W. ¥. Gardner, pt. 13, 9q. 117; $5. €.C. Martin to W. O'Donnell, ‘ot 24, sub. 89. 305; $5,500. John Callahan to W. I. De Lacy, pt. 22, sub. 99.478; $1. EZ. Waggaman to Fimeda L. Put- Bum, JOU 80, sub. 69.083; $1,478. | Heirs of James H, Doughty to A. C. Ciark, pt. sq. 08; #— Seaeieod Paxstpent Lrxcoun's OLD Coacnwax.—John Mo- Avoy, who was Abraham Lincoln's coachmau,went to Ireland after his master's death, and yesterday landed in New York on bis way to his brothers farm in Kentucky. He to find money Waiting for him, but none was there. Arrange- ments were made to send him on. — parce! Fe iz tions to extend to all visitors a hearty welcome, and to make every possible provision for thelt comfort, whether coming as individuals oF a8 a830- ciations‘or military organizations, that the entertainment of any portion of ta Deyond thelr means or power, and that no applications of Such a character will’ be considered. ‘They hope, however, agsisted and gustained by all classes of Cuaroep Wirm Viotatixa Tue Ixrerxat Reve- Ux Laws.—Lewis R.Bart, the cigar manufacturer, was charged in the Police Court to-day in two cases with violation of the internal revenue law. ‘The first case charged him with violatirg section 390 of the Revised Statutes in removing a box of ‘without first stamping them. In the other case he 18 charged under section 3,897, which Jeges that he failed to make a daily'entry of mate- a down 66 o1 Fates and can be relied on in| rial consumed inthe manufacture of the cigars. every way to prevent extortion or extravagant | The cases were continued for one week, and bail in al o the sum of $500 was furnished for his appearance, —— on ‘Tae Moopr Meerixas—At the conference of city pastors held at the Y.M.C. A. rooms, yester- day afternoon, to arrang: for the meetings to be conducted by Mr. Moody for four davs, commenc- ‘January 16th,the following committees were ap- inved: Executive—Mesers Bartiett, Naylor, Butler, Wynkoop and Johnson. Or place of hold ing the Messrs. Faunce, Price, Power, Little, Cox, Presbrey and Parker. On’ music— Mess Wynkoop, Wilson and Shephard. On pro- gram—Messra Butler, Greene, Burdick, Edwards and Hi On fAndnce—Messrs, Jotinson, K: neal, Pratt, » Topham, Warner and Morsell, allo, Evivence ov Faavn—Dotectives Raff and lock have investiga ‘supposed “Washington monument memento swindle,” described in yester- Gay's Stan, and find that the firm is com of Messrs. John ¥. Li Benjamin F. Kendick and F. who ‘a small ‘plush frame ‘The treasurer, Mr. Glover, reported ceived contributions amounting to $230, the expenses of the committee. ex. Chairman Berret said that thinking it possible that the committee might, at that meeting, deter- mine to select a grand marshal for the faaugural procession, he had an interview with the General of the army, and had to him ame of Gen. W. 8, Hancock for the poaltign. ‘sal met his most cordial approval. He Gen. Hancock acces the service he would ume and afford him hat 0 daisay arshal. Upon tie suggestion of sic a More mars Upon the ir. MF the motion was modified so as to extend an invite. tion to Gen. Hancock toact as marshal, and in that form was carried. TAKING SUBSCRIPTIONS ‘of marble i Before adjourning Mr. Hutchins suggested that mad to any sarees tipon receipt of SF cents the subscription be opened there. He thought that | The detectives report that whlie it is a good price for the memento they fail to nnd any evidence of —————— at Provipence Hosrrrat-—Capt. Lehman, —— and owner of the schooner which recently arrived at George- ‘town with a cargo of coal, was stricken with paral- Dall yt a few Gaye ago and died last might at the c and hospital. His remains were taken to Proceed without delay. Philadelphia this afternoon. Upon Mr. Hutchins’ suggestion subscriptions ——>—_—_ were then taken, and $1,500 was subscribed by #e¥-] Roxserres Rerortep.—Mrs. M. E. Roberts, 295 30 enteen members of the committee. reports stolen from her bouse on Christmas ‘The committee then adjourned tor one week. say Charles L. Pollock, of Leesburg: Va.. re- ‘THE FIXANCE COMMITTEE. « on the 7th of oe Mere inthe 1 mmittee was in seexion en person a aie or is Onebis Conitins eo hae gold watch, $18 in money, etc: Calue, $02—— F. pee be 20 | Smith, 982 ‘Feonsylvania ‘avenue, reports stolen adjotning room, Mr. Levi Z. Leiter, chairman, and | from tis store a gold watch valued at $35.—Lem- ‘Mr. Robert O. Holtzman, secretary. The chairman | ue! Proctor reports stolen from Johnson's restau- ‘Stated that as It was expected that 5.000 or 10,000 | rant last nignt an overcoat valued at $15. Dall tickets would be sold, it was hoped that the SS ead fund of 000 would not De touched, Taxino THe Locks orr 4 Cavrca Doos.—Elias jut the money would be returned to the contribu- , colored, was charged in the Police Court tors. Mr. J. S. Edwards offered a resolution, which | this afternoon with ae in the night ume the was adopted, “that it is the sense of this com-| Macedonia Baptist church, in Hilisdale, and carry- mittee that immediate funds be first raised by aj Off three locks from the doors. Susan Green, | plication for contributions to each member of lored, testified that the locks were taken off the | general and sub-committees, and that the chair- | doors on Christmas: eve, and the detendent, who inan appolnt a committee for this purpose. The | was once a member of the church, Du: lad" Decn unless the members of the committee subscribed about $100 apiece they could not go outside and ask others to make liberal subscriptions. His con- victions was that the fund so subscribed would merely bea guaranty fund, and that it would all Mr. Berret stated that the committee tickets proposed to decide upon a design chair appointed Messra, J.’ W. Thompson, R. ©. | expelled, sald he didit. The Judge said be would Hoit James E Edwards, Lz. Leiter, J.B. | take the’ actendant's personal Wonds to et the Wilson, M, G. Emery, Henry Willard, W. E. Clark, | church alone and warned him against such con= Stllson Hutchins, Gen. Ac! Ibben and Judge Hill” yer a3 the committee. duct. The defendant was released on his persoual bonds. Messrs. James G. Berret, R. O. Holtzman, W. M. ——_—>— Galt, Chartes Bell, W. C Clark aad D, W. ‘Mahon ‘The Conres Sere appolnted a Committee to arrange a plat ea Map out collection districts, Eguirr Covnt—Judge Coz. ‘To-day, United States agt. Howgate; sales finally ratified, recelver discharged and cause reterred to the auditor. Sner. Pottos Court—Judge ‘To-day, Frank Rollins, larceny; six months in Jail. Henry Ottver, a smail colored boy, larceny; ‘ent to the reform schoo! during minority. Affaire in West Washington, following form.to be placed at the head of the subscription books was adopted: “We, the under- Signed, hereby contribute and pay to the order of Charies C. Glover, treasurer, the sums set opposite our respective names, a8 a fund to defray the ex- penses of the Cleveland and Hendricks inaugura- ton celebration. ‘This subscription 1s made with the understanding that if the recetpts from the in. augural ball and other sourcesshall prove sufficient, ‘tw defray the expenses of sald celebrat tion, oF any | Accrpgwt.—Last Sun while Wille portion thereof, that the surplus shall be returned | Frey, the 15-year-old of of Andrew Frey, and to us proportionate to our subscriptions.” - |.some, ions were coming down 30th street, Mr, Lelter agreed to have the subscription books | near N'stiset, young Frey slipped and fell, break. Turnished and printed at his own e1 his left leg. Subscriptions were then. teceived trom several | “Swas “Gucs-—The Georgetown Christmas Club Members of the commit making the entire | will hold its entertainment to-morrow afternoon in. amount subscribed last night} from thirty-four | the Curtis school. building. Messrs. Mayfield and gentlemen. Brown have been kept very busy issuing the WHAT THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DID TO-Day. | tickets of and it 18 thought that four ‘The executive committee held a long secret see. | Hundred children wilt participate. Gen. Granvs Troubles. IM POOR HEALTH AND MUCT DEPRESSED—THE RELIEF MOVEMENT. matn business was the selection of a design and the awarding of the contract for engraving and ing the cards of invitations to the inal A Philadelphia dispatch says: A. J. Drexel and ‘The choice lay between the designs: “4 2 eo it 5. Bradley ‘Adams’ and MeV. G. Fishes, George W. Childs, friends of Gen. Grant here, and of {his “clu. The sommitice ” Anal otmers in New York ety, tm consultation with ‘Gen. elaed. Fischer's, and’ adopted cided upon Mr. Fis des Sherman, are taking effective measures to protect Gen. Grant’s personal effects and for their preser- ‘Vation to him. ‘The New York Sun says Gen. Grant's friends rep- resent that the General ts at present a very sick tion ane by a3 Vv. @. a 3 i a him at once for the engraving and the printing ‘the same.” wan, He hase throat trouble that has prevented A resolution was also adopted that “the execa- | him from smoking. He is also ory greatly de- tive committee will menve: ue to chenen et Jane: preased by the failure of the house of Grant & Ward, ‘a8 be expected that it would prove a road to for- prot his family, and furnish a reputable oo- Cupation for himself as long as he bad the energy ti 1. A, Welland and Wat Tt an commit- and Niles were wo the f fg i i i E r d f H THE ILLINOIS SENATORSHIP, A Canvass of the Votes im the Legisia= ware. Curcaco, December 30.—The Tritune bas made a canvass of the members of the Tunots legislature on ‘the senatoria; question,and finds tha: the repubiican for first choice stand 10) for Logan and % for Farweil. For second chotce—Parwell, 12; Hamilton + % J.C. Hawley,2, and: 1. Only 8 signified a ‘Second choice. The democrats for firs: choice stand: Harrison, 29; Black, 2; Morrison, %; Palmer, 11; Alien, 9; Marsh, 3; unknown, 3. ela ‘The Society of Naturaitets. ‘The Society of Naturalists of the Castern United States, now in session in the lecture-room of the National Museum, to-day elected the following of- cers: President, Grove K. Gilbert, of Washington, D. ©; vice presidents, Professors: B. Newell M of Maryland; RD. of Peunsyivanta, abd Mattison ot nena A. AshDurner, of Vania; secretary, Charles: Sachusetis; treasurer, Cha Pennsylvania; members of the executive commit Wrirut,cr Canada, and Prot Suma i Clana Massachuseuts - Capitol Topics. COINAGE OF SILYRR DOLLA ‘The House committee on cotnage, weights and Measures will consider Representative Buckner’s ‘Dill tostop the coinage of silver dollars shortly after the reassembling of tae ‘Uve Bland, chairman of the committee, Who was. detained al his home by llpess, has returned to the city, He says he Will oppose tue Buckner pond will favor a measure providing for a free and Ua Mmited colnage of both silver and gold. Tae SkcretaRT oF Wax has issued a circular directing that Mesers, A. R. Buck & Co, of this city, be no longer recognized as attorneys tn the prosecution of any claim or other matter before the War departunent or any of ts bureaus, ALL the departments Will be closed at noon tov morrow. * ‘Tar New Govexxwert iN ALASEA—Fon. J. A. Kiukead, the new governor of Alaska, has arrived im the city. He has been acting under the laws re- cently passed giving to Alaska @ government, and finds that in several particulars congressional. no lion is necded to secure thelr efficiency, He will Tei ain here for some Ume, ALL the memb ers of the cabinet except Secretary Lincoln were present at Une regular cabinet meet Ang to-day. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ‘The New York Steck Market. ‘The following are the opening and3 p. m. pricws ofthe New York Stock Market today, as reported by special ware to H. Hf. Dodge, 889 15th street: ‘Cent. Pac. Shes. & Ohio) Do. st pref. Do. 24 pret. ChaeQ ccocal an) 91 Oregon Trans.”| 18 “13 1 Sone & West.-.| 119 33 E 32 Pac Mall -7| 3" Sou 5 bn 18% Read m. fo Mook. & B22" 88s i Hi, se Pau.) 08 ao You. Do, pret. Mich MK Minn. 2iy/Wab, Pac... 2) 8 18 oye] Do pret] 13 {Wet Unlow..2) 51a 58g BALTIMORE, December 30.—Virginia sizes, consoll- dated” 39; past-d ‘39; 3; dated, 29; pest-due coupons, $0; ew teu-forties, BALTIMORE, Mp,, December 30.—Cotton Qullnmddiine, 1X" Flour hictet. with more ative Gemazd, Howard siroet aud wostern super, 2 40x! 451 0. extra, “2:boni a0; do. family Stan do: ty alles : 79, do. extra, $0858 80. do, itio brands: Migs 38; do. sapertaive varus lular, Tuline tight and. strg sruthorm eared. Monts, southern amber, 90493; No 1 Maryland, Wag: No. @ ee red, spot, 64 we January. ae Gorn aithers! Getnert frreeulet and taste Fellow, Aiasi wewtorst Inined npot, dinaity: “Deceniberabiaaty January bot, dTnAT¥G: , AOTeas TD: January, Westin’ Potruary, Sindee: Onis fom ad dui aout? erat tise: western wits Sta53¢ do, tansed Peuinaytvauin, 336, Frovisons fail Suge refined Quiet, itgeily “Whisay ‘steady, Lita 18. Other articles * Freieh fois emer guiet and 4 os oa Eee yaar 10 ‘March, ‘The Petroleum'@Market, PITTSBURG, December 30.—Crade ofl *h doit ‘market 1m RE aed cmmet ee eae He Wii Nor Foxorve Aex—The Rev. Mr, Downs, of Northville, L. 1, has refused to have anythihg to do with his wife, ‘who eloped with Dea~ con ‘Terry. He has begun ‘a divorce suit against her and asks for the custody of the children. He also sues Terry for seduction and abduction. Mra. Downs’ mother has also brought suit against Terry for breaking up her daughter's home, ———err CONGRESSMAN FIEDLER'S STORE ROBEED—= Thieves vroke into Ci William H. F. Fiedier’s hat and fur at, Springteld South Orange avenues, Newark, N. J. early Sup- day morning and stole Tur goods valued at, ‘They took a seaiskin cloak worth $400. hats, and other articles, ‘The front door open With @ jimmy. Euornwner or a Manviany, Grats Gosier, fen, the only daugt Gosier, of Linwood; Ma. eloped. last with Harry Giles "Miss Gosler met Some tngether tarough ‘the. woods: ether the objected to the attentions Glles paid her Decause of the latter's youth. After she her will romantic clandestine meetings Yanged, and on Christmas moraing the home th company with her rs. ‘They proceeded Lo Seaford, where Giles lived. following day Mrs. Stevenssaw the Dut the girl returned before dark. Ured at 11 Dp. m.,and about an hour came to the house In a ‘and gave the signal for his fair one to appear. ‘The elopement was not 5 ii i] i i if i 55 ; i Hi i i known unt! the next mi ‘when seven detéc- {ives were puton their track, but talled toover= take them until they were: ‘ac Sharpestown, PAY._—_WHITERURST'S N&GoiGc 3 stead to. oure ro and Lung Disoases, sts Sore eae back. Bold ty all Drmriste niet MARRIED. FRITCH-SOPER. On 4 Jose Pees of a GEO. a ERITH ot Georgetown, D ~ ‘Treeidence, HE 15h streey BRYANT. At her iste ies STANT. aged svventy-two penta wide of Puuerel wed December 31. ot relocks from Bt Ateurtines church ‘oh eee er NS. A ber a ROSE St Jouve! deuphcr of ae ne Deaking, aged? years, 7 monthe and ange. ‘Funeral Wednraday, December Sist, at 2p, m., from tie reitence Nod ty 'E street southeast” Malatives, aha friends are tn EGGES. 1884, at. oes, Hani FW DESGEE baled ee se wi on De-’ at Trom tbe Fasllenon i His funeral will HA rreidenee oa Sstiakiecurhes em Koleos On after tort tivo, Mi LUCY af Se BEDDTOR te ‘76th year of ber age. Funeral from ain, Pak eee UNDERTAKERS.