Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1885, Page 8

a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY#¢ "Sah LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OVFICR OF TUE CRIKE SIGN«7. OFFICER, Wasntveton. D. C., January 10, 18%, 10m. For middie Atlantic states, colder foir weather. hi nda, diminishing tn for Ber DATUT For sun ated for = lake regi colder is tic perature. Ropeentes are pr ton of depositing National Deposit company. and New York avenue. y preean- with tue ‘ner 13th street Use ALAppiy Secrerry Om.—After more than ten years’ trial t nt oil contintes to grow ip pubile fav ¢ demand proves Chat its m AdAliOn as the Dest house! USsTH's OLD STAND, 619 D street northw: buys gentlemen's first-lass s-cont-hand Note by mail promptly atcended to. ‘é For Wrxes, Liqvons, &y.. 0 tothe old and re- Hable establisiunent ‘ot “Cnr. . WhO Nes oven to ton in sospect, at No. Q and ¥ ‘Tue fine photos of Kets Ptby"s, 1109 Pa. ave. DEATH OF MYRA CLARK GAINES. The Famous Liticant Breathes Her Last in New Orleans. Mra Myra Clark Gaines, the famous litigant. died in New Orleans at 11:10 o'clock last night. from that city “she was taken mber 27 last, her 78th birthday, of pn monta and congestion of Use lungs. She mad« her Will three days ago, but was too weak to write, gid signed it with across Her son-in-law, J. Y. Id out to the last too Much Work to erly.” Mrs. Gaines (then st the trustees for y her father, Dantel of 1811, which had Lark, under bis will 2 been probated, but eventually that was A, i as she ‘clati f a later wiiL.in Ww! heir. This wilt ©. man named Fr. ed 10 have discovered : a3 | T produced in court, an dé la Croix his demise in a ietie d. Assoon as Mr. died, De a the box for the will, but falied io . however, Was the boss of tue claim ‘Gaines prosecuted for fo rs | | ound afte room la Cro find it. continue to be $3 per doz. witit a 13LN painted free Ans You Gorse Sovran? Send (or tilustrated pamphlet of the most attract- fve and best-appointed winter reireat tn the si ern states. Add >. B. Orcutt, 150 Broad ‘New York. ‘Tue National corner and New York avenue, rm Sof ware, bonds and all sorts of valuable things on spectal deposit for a moderate cuarge. See adver- Usement. Hous Comroat. - Use Aladdin Security Ot. It 1s known to be the safest and best olL =Dranres in all styles §i5 Pennsyivanta avenu Face and eyesight fitted. Hempler’s, 434 and av. Caniser Paorocr. Mur. J. will open on Tuesday’ nex Donnets, iaported espec northwest, January 13th, a case of lly for receptions and B. H. Warver, 916 F st., loans money, in sums to ‘SUIL, OD real estat APPLETON’S Amert: fee For Sale—Misce! For genuine, reliable Salskin sacques and ul Sters cull on SUinemetz 1237 Pennsylvania avenue. reduced over it EasTMay’s ALowa PEKFUME— An aristocratic odor. Tue National Safe Deposit and New York avem omic @. Call and inspect tlie v CITY AND DISTRICT. Ammsements. &c., To-night. Forp’s Orexa Hovse.—“burr Oaks.” 's Orexa House —“Tiree Wives to One mpany, corner 15th hours 9am. todp. | National THEATER.—Mr. and Mrs W. J. Flor- teket of Leave Man.” Lorraine & Lauren’s troupe in “The Artist’s Studio.” ‘THEaTeR Comigre. bination. Henzoo’s Mcsgcw.—Jennie Kimball's “The Boy Detective” com- Opera Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lghted at 5:20 p.m, and extinguished at 5:15 a. m. au rank lelegates from this ¢1 tonal Union, which n » next Monday, left this morning for that city. Several well-known ball tose: mong them Hines, Baker, Yewell and Ryan, yesterday led to atch a base Dull thrown from a windew of the Washington mo’ Baker judged It aecu- ih one fustance, but mediately In one or two tr however, the fall Was wrongly measured by at least ten feet. Mr. Lawrence P. Bayne died In New York city on | ‘Thursday. He was formeriy a member of tne old Danking firm of Seiden, Withers & Co., in this city. ‘The great Nashville College Jubilee Singers are coming nex Jay evening. See adv Fire in the bakery her 14th W., owned and occupied by Edwa D Was caused by 2 defective flue. Damage about $0; Ro insurance. Willie Anderson, the four year old son of Mary Anderson, residing at No. 1019 19th street north- West, Who was badiy burned yesterday morning during the absence of his mother trom home, di yesterday afternoon. ee Mr. Ward Fined $10. ‘WE TAKES AN APPEAL TO A HIGHER COURT—JUDGE SNELL’S REMARKS. ‘The case against Mr. Frank K. Ward, charged with constructing a cupola on the roof of his dairy Dutiding, at 929 D street northwest, in violation of the building regulations, was called for trial in the Police Court this morning. Mr. James E. Padgett appeared for the District, and Messrs. Norris and Cahill for the defendant. Building Inspector Ent served notice on Mr. Ward missioners sustained witness. “They are very competent judges,” said Mr. Nor- ris. Witness, being cross-examined, said he gave berm to erect a building 9 feet high, but this was feet. The lantern now being added came under the law prohibiting the erection above the roof of anything made of combustible material. It cover- ed with sheet metal it would still be inflammable. “The danger of this cupola is that In case of a fre it ts Mable to severely damage ai joining pro : gaid witness. The Metropolitan clurci steeple was alluded to, but witness said there was a special Proviston for churches. Assistant Inspector B. C. King testified that his attention was first called to Mr. Ward’s bu by Chief Engineer Cronin. The arcnitect was nott- | fied to stop work, but work has since been kept up. Glenn Brown, the architect, testifled that the Whole structure on the root was to be covered | With sheet fron. At present the structure was com- bustible, but when Nrished it would be non-com- Dustibie. In answer to Inquiries from the Judge witness said the stri was an ordinary cupola or tower, and was not as dangerous a3 most of those which are In the city, and not 23 dangerous as the one at the corner b street and Loutsiana ave- ue. He i could not reach the lantern unless the butidin: if was burnel, snd then it would fall directis award. When theapplica- {ion for a permit was made the specificaulons were Mmecompiete. ‘This closed the testimony fay the District. ‘The judge sucgested that a fine of $10be aud the defendant appeal the case an Wed in the courts above. AS for hi very friendly to the enterprise disposed to Mr. Ward. He th towards the gentleman should be y Mr. Pady-tt asked the court to Impose more than an ordinary fine, on account of the Liportance of a je testified that he stop, and the Com- ‘orris appealed to the court to disposé of the Case on the evidenc: A FINE OF $10 AND AN APPEAL The court then imposed a fine of $10, from which | the defendant appeal wanted to know If they were to be on of | the ved a reply ed that he would Bot bea party to thi as fast as they Were brouzht. Transfers of Rer! Estate. Deeds in fee e been filed as follows: Clabauch et a . 10 W. Beal's ad to Holledge to Mary claim); Sq. $33: $2,000. Joon B7, sq. E of 509; $2,500. Luiekets, lot 117, so. 240; $5.06 % John W. Thompson. part lot 4. <4 B. Browne to Horace J. Gray for Britt w. on, Gray I Sa. 'E Morsetl to Mary A. | M. Smith, sud. D, sq. 00. C. Hemlake to Jona Faust, Jot 14 and pts. 13 and 15, sq. 545; $—. Alice C. Wyckoff, trustee, to H. W. Barbour. pt. 26, sq. $62: $125. John Sherman to 8. G. Stewart, lots 65 Uo 67, sq. 725; $1,400. THE CITY Makket.—The Wholesale Price Current of the Washington city produ for thts } Week states that the recent flurry in wheat has Rot as yet advanced flour. Wheat has sharpiy | advanced in western markets, not from search Dut from falling off tn shipm that prices are low ¢: ment. Corn ts ft fe for all grades of hay at q ton. The market ts well su ices rule easy for best « common, ¢ pac market is quiet and eas pe affects constmption and pri ‘The poultry Ket ts not so strong to-day as earlier in the . Dut a better condiiion of mai Htcipated for Rext week. Green truitis bu: t, with much common, which fs selling low. stock Of pota- wes and onions ts ample, with a quiet market Fuling. os ugh Lo take It acood tn t to $15 per | pitied with butter, and | and | =| EMI-ANNUAL SaLeaW. W. Bur- ft $28 TL Street, will begin their great gemi-annual reduction sale Monday next, the 12th instant. Thei sists of fine silks, satins, Yelvets, plushes, Frenc glish, German and American dress goods and carpeting All of which they propose to sell at cost tor cash. See their ad- Vertisement tn another colum. For Mr. Vernon AGaty. Will resume her daily] Monday, January 12th, leaving 7th street Wharf at 20a. m. " She bas been'refitied and repaired, and 15 im excellent condition for the winter and spring ‘The steamer Corcoran TAL Goops.—The adver- ig in this evening's paper 1S of unusual importance. Owing to the demand for Turkish carpets and rugs the sale will be con ‘Unued on Monday morning next at 11 o'clock. Three hundred pieces have been added to the coliection, and the sions of all the large carpets will be found in the advert! ement. Keimember this sale 48 at Dowling’s, 11th and Pennsyivauia avenue. ae — 3 Tignzoe’s Musec™.. Herzog’s museut ‘ht for the last time. The “Chimes of Nor iy” WH be played every after- boon and might next week. Secure your seats in advance, See adverUsement nd bindings, at Chapman's, | | medicine and surgery. in the | ould suspend them | } Of Stock, tin | serbers, | Congressional hotel ¥, | and the beliet | of New Orleans and others who aased propert “if and Chew, the ud- ‘ors under che will of 1811: A FAMILAR FIGURE IN WASHINGTON. With the death of Mrs Gaines passes away a re which for many years bas been familiar In | the streets of Washington. Much of her time has | been spent here looking after bor interests. Mra. Gaines 1s known to tie world chiefly as a famous a wonderfully active mind that made her conspicuous in any | FO fleld. Her ian extending b aintance andvaried experience, % to the beginning of the nd of information, which anion. ‘The life 1s full of romance and ad Unree chitdret vdkty —by her first husband, Wil!lam She was lefts widow ew Orleans, her husband y < died some suad Mr. Whiiney Uvely Into the prosecution | oO; her work exhausted nis means, | which considerat ‘the widow and ber At this junc tress, Maj. Gen. Gaines,a distinguished soldier of th England, learning something of misfortunes and “case” of Mrs. White’ quaintance, and in gaining 1 y Lue charms and graces of the brave Wouan, and so‘moved by her friendiess and Unttion with her helpless children, that ist her tn the doubtiul | Tortune and bis ser- | They were married, | Fs to the death of the general, | an of two fdeas | r fortune, which din the prove- nis was abso ® froin court to court, and at n leit with her *e on her bands, and in Yrs. Galnes with great pluck has continued her great fl he Was well Known about all we courts of New Orleans, wi ‘ 1 any Of ti eause in 1 dia her service, Her ta boundless, aud $0 Was thatot many of hey friends | and relat Tuuds bave been, lke her | ost OF Htgatton. | gure, thou rather odd contrast to her pinched oid reddish hair, showed with disappointment, in her children. presented a | nort, slight form. ng with’ a s of mi She was very Unfortunate Her sou William was subject to | epilepsy. Her dauciter Juiia suffered many years | with a nervous disorder, which finally proved fatal. Rhoda, who was a yery bright and highly~ducated woman, married first a Mr. Str her, of North Carolina, from whom she was dl- Vorced, and Was ext married to Captain Christinas, Of the same state, at whose residencé there in the | fall of 1879 she die sdaughter | Was promised the protection of her three young | ehildren by Mrs. Gal | THE CHRISTMAS-WHITNEY TRAGEDY. William Wihitney’s jealousy was excited, tt ap- ars, by the attention and care given to these dren by Mrs. Gaines, and this fe cling led to a| ago, which at that thine. | sand his children and | were then boarding at | Mrs. Gaine Mr. Whitne: j the house On I street, near 14ch street, Known as house. Whitney showed’ much bad | wards Christmas, and it 1s sald threat-| ened to ki him. One day, as Christmas was de- | scending the stairs to the dining-room, Whitney | assiuiied Lim with a cane. Christioas’shot a Killed him. At the trlak which followed a few ths afterwards, Mrs. Gaines sat in the court- ‘oom with her son-in-law, und took an active part in directing the defense. ‘He was acquitted. MES. GAINE’S SUITS in New Orleans had been pushed to a point where, it 1s clamed, her rights had been legally sanc- tioned, but there were many techitcalitics that | ted her from enjoyingihem. A sult agal y of New Orleans Is now pending before the | Supreme Court. This involves about $2,000,000. | ‘The judgments she obtained in New Orledi titled her not oniy to the property, but tor &c., during the tine she was kept out of possess ‘As the ceeds were ans the city defended the suits itis sald, the persons owning t es o( property had 80 arranged that tt ng fh thelr possession from which si rthesumsdueher. She then bezan action | The long Utigation has mn certain quarters of the all Improvements, Mrs red $1,000,000 for her pre- | a New York syndicate a few years ago, Dut refused it. en- | nts, 1. Warranted by the clty of New id mean- differs t MENT TILL NEXT MONDAY lay, in the Criminal Court, the trial of the casesof Bell , of Chicago, and Edward C. Kirkwood (indicted with Dantel Carrigan) for pre- senting fraudulent claims through the bureau of Navy deparument, in viola. tions 5418, 21 and 48 Revised Statutes U. | ontinued after THE STan’s report c lation of One cheek was Walton was larger check was | day witness pre- at pul in two Vouchers, ¥, 1880, In favor of Edward Wood for travella nounting to $13 br. Wates sald that tere Was no service Kirkwood outside his cleric. work, er approve At tuls point the Ural was adjourned until Monday next. gee ‘The Nationa! Fair Association. A PROPOSITION TO MERGE IT INTO THE NaTIONAL JOCKEY CLUB, The annual meeting of the National Fatr assocta- tion will be held next wees. The matter of great- Pest Interest to ynmendation in the anuual report of Horatio Browning, president, that all sharehol: sh the ayreement proposed in the report of committer, looking to the sur assockatio: 0 Worth | tal stock ‘b to be sold to new sub at with the proceeds trom % of stock, and with the iz from the sale of new suares 1 the Inde! ues Of the Fair paid off. This tndebtedness | to the president’s report, to i 1s frst mortgaze bonds ma- the coming ‘The president states | taal in his opinio! company cannot exist longer than the bonds are to run, which Is May 1st, 1885. + Of Lhe propose It ts ¢ the sale of t amount to be re in the Jockey AIOR eoriin: nO OF Whi TRANSPER oF Horet Prorsrr laced on record to. Philadelphia, to Hent ‘¥ Brock, of Jersey City, of the | property, corner of New Jersey southeast, for $30,000, a5 also F the furniture, &c., for a nominal sum avenue and B street adeed A Frank H. Gray was arre: ‘day and locked up at the fifth pre- einet x Raving tn his possession several bis hich, he satd, were given him by a man aimed Colley ‘to seil.” In the Police Court this morning Gray was -harged with being a suspicious character and seut dowu for three months in de- fault of bonds. Orricers Evectrp.—The E street Baptist Sunday School has elécted oMicers for the ensuing year as tollow: Richards, superintendent; H. Lo superintendent; R. 8. Fenwic y Hazard, treasurer; Chas. H. Werner, onze Waitford, assistant librarian; T! 8. Island, chorister. —— Concert oF Juan SINGERS—The original Nashvilie Students (jubliee singers) will give a € on Taesday evening next at the Congrega- onal church for the benent of the Young ‘dlen’s Christian Association of this elty. This will be the only appearance of these world-renowned singers in Washington this season. ‘The seats are going off rapidly at Ellis’ music store. peer ni thin Affairs in West Washington, DING OLD Skwens.—Houses built directly ld sewer In ghe western part of this piace have been strengthen®d by the rebuilding of this sewer. Workruen have reached a depth of thirty- two feet on N street, between 32d street and Poto- mac avenue, and are how Working underground in @ northerly jlirection, Nores.—The West Washington Cleveland and Hendricks club held its regular weekly meeting last night.——Persons resting in the vicinity have re- quested the ners to remove certain trees fo Epi! between 321 and 334 streets—The Christ church bell will not ring for services on Sun- day, having ‘Deon damaged in striking fire alarms. —* evening Oficer Volkman arrested a neatly-dressed white woman about 50 years of age, named Josephine Walker, for being intoxicated on {ue street. “She claimed to be a representative of press, It 1s reported that the coal raf!road owned: Messrs. Blaine, Elkins, Chaffee and Davis, in Woot Seo e ae low prices of and 1s not proving a paying invesument. | Washingt elie STABRED AS A TRAITOR. of Kanwas City, Attacked Rowa’s Office, New HIS ALLEGED TREASON TO THR DYNAMITR CAUSE— THE WOUNDED MAN FORMERLY 4 LIEUTENANT IN THE CAPITOL POLICE FORCE. Thomas Phelan, now superintendent of the Kan- sas City workhouse, who was a Lieutenant in the Capitol police here during the Forty-stxth Con- gress, was dangerously stabbed tn O'Donovan Rossa’s office, Chambers street, New York, yester- day, by a man named Barker. The murderous attack {s supposed to have grown out of Phelan's alleged betrayal of secrets of the dynamiters, with whom he was affiliated. He went tp New York in answer toa letter from one Jonn F, Kearney, with whom he went to O'Donovan Rossa’s office, Walle there the man Barker entered with a knife in his hand and immediately attacked Phelan, ‘Tne lat- ter ran down stairs, pursued by Barker, who stab- bed him repeatediy. Phelan feil as le reached tbe d his assatlaut ran into the City Hall nd recognized by Phelan. s the policeman brought nition, and fired one shot, intileting 8 wound in the groin, At the hospi the doctors discovered twelve stab on Paelan’s body and head. His rm had been almost severed at th ts thougat he Phelan’s po: oY a powerful Knlie-cut. It ‘Puree letters found In sed to show. A ow with Phelan ‘imes, and out of rouble grew. In was the inan who ledonian railway 1 gave particulars wards made to in the steamer , which vessel he had planned to blow up with dynamite two hours after her arrival at her dock In Liverpool. ‘The plot ratled, owing to a detect in the mac Fifteen pounds of dynamite, “enough to bow up the pyramids,” had been Placed in the vessel's hold by Kearney. Phelan aiterwards went to Liverpool and endeavored to remove the dyna: but falied, owing to the vigl- lance of the police, Who recoznized him. He then escaped to France back to the Unit: O'Dono} pp this interview tv is tho it Phelan sald John ¥. S wor in whose efMfice Phelan was to Know noting about the Just fier it occurred, and was ib night. i >a from Kansas City says: “Capt, an has long been Known a3 a prominent itator aud syinpathizer with Ireland. Whtie he was in Eogiand last summer tt was Dublin i While an matter i$ cool and brave, tty he stabbe vas prourp n notoriety 1 the 1 te campaign by his wine. He hasan estimable family rarm friends, Who sincerely hope for his He lett tne City hurriedly on Tuesday New York. Puelin tovk exception to comments in O'Donovan Rossa’s piper on the iiterview pub lished here, and lett for New York etty with the intention, tt is stated, of asking an explanation or Tetraction of Uhem. WHAT KNOWN OF PHELAN HERR. Capt. Pacian fs well remembered by many people ‘at the Capitol and about town, He attained some Prominence im local politics at Kansas City, his home, and when Franklin becamea member from Uae district he secured a place for Phelan as Heutenant Capitol poilce, displacing Lieut. Gilat. Phy 4 Uuls “place for two or years. Wii we Ka Clty district bec pubilcan, owing to among the dem John B. Clark, of for one of luis prot for s get something todo. F that @ number ot hits trie orig Iu valu to ubers of Congress and oters, got enouga together to hin back to Kansas 01 tered pou Mes. Since he teft Wasiilu sion, ruinors lave from time to time reached here « ing hin with | the dynamite It was Sald that he had gone to Xpe and this ts the Ur terview published In Times. lan {S$ atypical Irishiman in tanner and ap- pearance, aud Uaiks with a pronounced brogue. : FOND OF A SENSATION. Phelan was a iLor the Capitol police force in 1 discharged when the olficers of Lhe Hause were chauged in 187 Metn- 2 who served with him, he ettlas them in trouble. "On several He entered compialuis against te and ot of the toree, jue 1 investigations by the House, and ed, tuey Say, to deiizat in making a sensation. He "had the reputation of being the best shot on the force, and at one ume tt teported that he was the mau former Carey, tor Whuse lurder hanged, 10 shot the In- ‘Donnell was Count ts GeNenat TERM. sterday, District use of Cooper agt. Van Horn argue and subuitted. Cinevir Covnt—Juage Hagner. Brown Furniture company agt. Dun- Ufor de ut tor] cent datages—set on tution. Ube ast. Young; plainud ed und suit dismissed. Dateahower & Son agi. straining; de ———— Bishop Paret’s Predecessors, THE PERIODS AT WHICH THEY WERE CONSECRATED AND BY WHOM. mw a few days ago gave The Baltimore an account of the consecration of former Pro- stant Eplscopal bisnops of Maryland. cumstal connectet with t the first bishop, th D._D., were bishop consecrit united the two line English. On Sepie! rhe cir- ynsecration of John Claggett, Was the frst nd in him were ber 17, 1792, 1 nurch, New ¥ + of Connecticut (who was te Willian White, of syivanla; of Virginia, and Samuel Provoost, The first of these had received con- the Scottish bishops at Aberdeen, liad be rated ehureh, ri by bishops of the Sinith preached th ; al convention of the Protestant Eptscopal eburch in the United States, which witnessed tne dhe preached the Same s-Tinon upon ion Of Lue Consecration of Bishop Sinith, of South Carolina, in 1745, aud of Bishop Bass,’ of Massachusetts, in About 1811 Ule necessity for an assistant to Bishop luggett Was felt, and afier the Invasion of Mary. land by an Erg » Which for the Time cut off communication between The two shores, the con- Veniion of Maryland, in 1814, after the long strug. gie of twoor th d_ Rev. Dr. Jans consecrated Sepuetn- 1. New Brunswick, N. assisted by Bishops hop of New York, ~ Moore, of Va. He settto the E: th of the former, in 1816, rae of the whole dloce: ober, 18: (ae overturning of a coach in walen he was returning from the eousecration of Bishop On- derdon. hiladelphia, After nearly three years Of contest beLw ies in the church Rev. Wi flected bishop, and was’ consec 118d), In St Pauls church, Baltimore, by Bishop White, a-sisted by Bishop Moore, Right Rev, Henry Ustick Onderdonk, assistant bishop of Pennsylvania, and Right Rev: William Me aut bishopof Virginia. Bishop € preach -@ the sermon. e * labor in the dfocese, Bishop Stone rain the church ‘ins tucle of tue two partie ne become clearly distinguishable contending over the election of a new bishop. {n I-53 Bishop Kemper, a missionary Dishop, vi elected, but declined, and in 1849 the result’ of the "happy. unaniniiy of the committee of — conference appolnited to nominate a sultable person for bishop Was the election of the Rev. Dr. Wim. Rollinson am. He received consecration Septem- in St. Paui’s church, Baltimore, from ds Of Bishop Alexander Viets Griswold, of astern Diocese, comprising New Hampshire, nt, Massachusetts and Ruode Island, assist 3 Moore, Onderdonk and Doane. The presidine bishop preached Uke sermon, In 1870, altnougis the area of the dlocese of Mary- Jand had been diminished by the organization of the diocese of Easton, the Increasing years of Bishop Whittingham réndered it imperative that he should have some ussistance. Rev. William ey, lest presbyters in the oy Was elected assistant bishop, and wascon- secrated In the Church of the Epipaany, Washing- ington, October 6, 187. ‘This was the’ Nrst tine such @ ceremony had taken place tn Washington, &nd tt was the occasion of a large gathering of churchmen, Among the features of the occasion Was a procession composed of the bishops, clergy, Hes and students of the Virginia ‘Theological Seminary. Bishop Whittingham was unable to attend. Bishop Smith was the consecrator. Among those who assisted at the consecration were Bishops Jouns, of Virginia; Stevens, of Pennsylvania; Ley, of Easton; Quintird, or Tennessee; Atkinson, of North Catollna; Odehheimer, of New Jersey, and Kerfoot, of Pittsburg. ‘The fast preached the ser- muon, Bishop Pinkney became bishop of the diocese tn 1879, and his death made a vacancy which will be filled by the consecration of Kev. Dr. Paret ‘Thursday. —___—_—-e+____ A DvEt on Tor or A Can.—George Jackson, con- ductor, and James Wilson, brakeman, of a freight train On the Louisville and Lexington railroad, quarreled over a woman beiween Christiansburg and Eminence, Ky., Thursday, and agreed to fight it out with bowie Knives on top of the caboose. The train was running 39 miles an hour at the time but the men climbed to the roof of the car a Went al it in the presence of several other train hands. The fight was stopped once by a low bridge, but the men resumed again and fought until both were badly cut, when they were sepa: rated. On arriving at Loulsville they werd taken to pod boarding house, both belng weak from loss of biood, ARREST OF 4 CoLoneD BisHor.—Rev. Jabez Pitt Campbell, a colored bishop of the African Metho- scopal church, was arrested yesterday in Philadelphia on the charge of perjury. ‘The prose cution is brought by Edward Yo ‘ho al that the getondant committed w sw ‘was the executor of the Tavhers estate, Caancen Wira Kiuuixa His Varner, arrested last evening. ¢ ing his near Gratton. W. er ‘ mitted to jail at Pruntrtown, but the bight, together with Arthur Hardman, two boys, arrested some ‘weeks ago complicity in sobbing a B, and O, freight car, Whit t So hard up | trom injuries Alexandria Affairs, ar i peabody hall filled ‘Tracuers’ InstiT0Te.—! was last night at the Teachers’ Institute, and after the ‘superintendent had presented the 8 Of exnibi- ton and the coming public school exposition in Richmond, Prot. J. Hodgkin, oneof the Baltl- more College of Dental Science, lectured to the as- semblage, which comprised a large number of our most intelligent citizens, on “The Teeth.” The lecture was jilustrated by many sp-cimens, casts, &c. The next institute, on the 6th of February, will be conducted by Dr.’ William Gibson, of this city. U. & Court.—The U. S. court continues its ses- sion here. The thx-coupon cases have been ad- Journed to be argued in Richmond at an early day. The edurt yesterday refused to set aside its decree tn Stoneburg et al. agi. Thompson etal The ses- sion will continue during earlier portion of next week. Nores,—The week of prayer was continued here at the Methodist Protestant church las! nizat. ‘The exercises were led by tue Rev. john E. Edwards, of the M. E. churci.—A throng attended [ie recep- tion at Miss Dorsey’s calisthenic class at MeBur- ney’s hall last night and a pleasant evening was enjoyed.—The elty council will, at its next meet- inz, under a favorable report of ‘the finance com- mittee, give $400 ta the Hydraulion steam fire en- gine company to place a tower on its enzino house otherwise improve the building.—The head- quarters of the Inauguration committee on public comfort here has boen fixed at Taddock house. —Another hunt after the ‘ Tay fox” took Place in Fatriax county yesterday and D. c. Smoot and G.R. HLL, of Chis ¢! rizes at the recent poultry show In Ric! Messrs. Ballenger and Burnett, of this city, have returned from Lynchburg, the ‘case against’ them there, for having ill-treated a prisoner, having been again postponed.—An alarm of fire Was sounded last night about 9:30, proceeding from tie expio- sion of 2 lamp at the dwelling of Mrs. Lyncit, on Woite, near Washington street. The flames were extinguished b: & ore the firemen arrived, Assoturazx Pure TFA } ERO % ¥ ke bf pegs y ARE E R%? € 24 tu ! | BBR WoNN N ago Be A RE U ERS a bbs 4 4 KK UN NN UGO PPP) 00 Wow w ppp PoP oO WWWW D D EPP go Wwww pp ep 0.0 WWwWww D P 00 =6©W) OW This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, Strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weizi.t, alum or | Phosphate powders, Sold onlyincans, Bovat Baxino POWDER Co,, 106 | Ocr Iscresse Srocz Or Duy Goons MUST BE REDUCED. | SILKS at Cost. VELVETS st Cost, SS GOODS at Cost. E LINENS at Coat, | BLANKETS at Coat, | NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON (widest | “and very best) BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. SERGE CASHMEKES, fine quslity in Blue, Green and Garnet, twelve yards for 8200, Every yard is worth HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET (real value $2.50), reduced to $1.50. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITING, one yard and a half wide Guimense double width), in Brown and Gray, only BLACK und COLORED SILKS at actual Cost price. Our excelent quality LACK (FRENCH) SILKS reduced from $1.25 to $1.00. Our excellent quality COLORED SILKS reduc: from $1.00 to 75e. BROCADE COLORED SILKS, in White, Cream, Pink and Blue, 81.00 S’ VEILIN °K _SATINS. 500. D BROCADE SILK \ELVETS, 1.00. ACK CASHMER® SH\WLS, pure wooi, 81,50. BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, 0c. | hold off, an. it is off. Le he JANUARY 10, 1885-DOUBLE SHEET. Corrovna. AMUSEMENTS. LEPROSY OF THE sEws. A WILD, BURNING ITCH, THAT STRIKES WITH A \ HOUSAND ELECTiIC ITCHING NEEDLES. Eprrom Autooxa, Pa, Catt:—I wish to say some- thing in praise of that valuable medicine, Cericuna, which I saw advertised in your paper. Thave had that old le; rosy, of which you read in the Bible, where the Jews first got it sinons them, and did net know how to eureit. Ithas many other Eng ish names, Ihave had it on my body for over sixty years, No doctor could tell me what it was, and pr bably Inever would havo known, hai 1not seen the advertisement fn your val- Wuble paper. Firstitisascaiy affection of the skin: ext it looks like barugc.es on a vess I's Lottom, or an old Jog that has laid in the water for # loug time, and Just the same in my feet, knees, and elbows and py taking a mictoscope and looking ut me it loos worse, In other words, we will it ichthyosis, or Gah skin; then then comes ou what [cail the wild burniue itch, that will strike you with a thousand electric itchy needles, You cannot tell WHERE TO SCRATCH FIRST. RENTZ—- S|ANTLEY NOVELTY AND BUR | LESQUE COMPANY. RE-ORGANIZED AND ENLARGED | FOR THE SEASON OF "%-& LY THE MOST COMPLETE ‘D NOW MOST POSITIVE VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE | ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. 20—A BOUQUET OF TWENTY Ha | NDSOME BURLESQUE STARS—90 is 1: U MORTIM: BUSS Lor sar WENP ORTH, SUTHERLAND, EELS. You then have torun ont into the open air to get re- eved. Why, it isdreadful, and having so’ many emi- nent doctor: and none knowiug what to do for you, but Thave found the lost treasure It did not take twospoonfuls of the Cuticuna Rosonvest before it took that buruiug itch by the throat and bid them to My flesh is becoming softer, my hair is becoming soft and silky, ad I then cot to using external applications—CUrtouns SoaP—and anoint the parts with Currouaa. It the thousands knew the guod- hess of this medicine as I du, they would not be twe: four hours withont it. Itis not orly sdupted to my case, but to all others, and if auy one disbelieves this let : OND, Miss NELLIE GRANT, Mics CARRIE JUHNS, Magnificent Production of tthe Sensational Bur | lesque Extravanza, and Great New York Success, ORPHEUS D EURYDICE. AN ’ ‘ him stop next door to the Lan House her, my 7 ts 01 | Avalanche of New Surprises and Effective Incidents, microscore and ses for hims-lf. Josepa W. Kir. oP EN Bg age a cing HOLLIDaysbuRG, Pa, Nov. 12, 1833. SERIES OF TRANS | PORMATIAL PICTURES | From the brush of the Celebrated | Artist, Hughes. of London, and Entitled E | AGONIZING ITCHING THE CHARIOT OF THE SON OF HOPE. And burning skin diseases instanily relieved by a warm » bath with CuTICURA Soap and a single ap, lieatio ‘ | onsp. oh Coricuns, the great Skin Cnre. This repeated daily, Shs deed ete pnd asad pet aco ’ with two or three doses.of Curicun iResouvesy, the | New Blood Purifier. to keep the blood “vol, the pezerira- | MATEUR OPERA. tion pure and unirritatiny.:the bowels open, the liver -AUc aD kG rt Hon and kidneys active, will speediy cure Eezems, etter, aed eee! T wun Ringwonn, Peoriasis, Lichen, Pruritw: Mead, + ALBAUGINS GEA ro oud Daudruf, ‘and every species of itching, Sealy and) At Sanuary Sts Tou Pimply Huinors of the Scalp and Skin, when the best Sfocas: physicians and all known remedies fail, sold Seats One, Two and Three Dollars, to be obtained of where CuTIcURA, 50 cents; Soap, 25 cents; the Lady Vatronesses. VENT, 81.00, Mane. Bonaparte, Mrs. A. Pollok, cco H A RRR Mrs. Bat AUS. Koteson, go nt sa re = = 7 4 5 1 AA x POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAT, CO., Bostox. jal Go kh Hu Aah he = Se == | Miss Frelinchuysen, |; cco HH AA K CITY ITEMS. ep Chinese eat Rice off of sh \rp-pointed sticks, but Swallow Dr. Bull’s a Syrup naturally. { j REE A t ¥ $3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. LBAUGHDS GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BRR AA OE No. 1 Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money. | A. oe fer 2°45. Fisx, : Orders by mail, McGee's, 9h, near D st. eolm — - iiNon neat | THIS EVENING, tl ihe S E HOC! VALLEY MINERS. | 3 Chronicle; also, brief biographical | BENEFIT OF THE HOCKING VAL ae 2 sketch and full account of consecre tion, 1 Mr: 3. 8. POLE, | BENEFIT OF CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL), Hurrah for the Children? In the Union-Sguare Theater Succors, - ' == i 268 Children’s Suits worth $6.75, reduced. to $3.7. | TUREE WIVES 10 ONE HUSBAND! NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, er runstrectnorchwest, | * Inder Odd-Feliows’ Hall. Reserved seuts, Orchestra ant Oreestre Circle, @1; i " M. F, Ensewan, Manager 3 "Grea Gels ed Hees aes | MONDAY, JANUARY 12. ja6-68 {qurewnts Hronchin} Troches!? are | oe ee widely Known as an admirable remedy for Bron-| ,. z oat . ehitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and Throut troubles | Next Monday, the Comedians, | Assvar Cuanty Bau Sold only in boxes. 0 ROBSON AND CRANE, * Durkee’s Salad Drewing and Cold In Dion Boueicvu.t's creat Comedy. | YOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHILDRENS Meat Sauce.—The universal favorite both tn IRBIDDES Fi jao_ | HOSPITA! the United States and Great Britian. : Wholesome, | Baa | 2 it, lelicious, ec@nomical an¢ Dutritious. Saves = <, <, anxiety, Wwasie and trouble Ae | Tis ua eae AT NATIONAL RIFLES' ARMORY, ’ LAST NIGHT 0: Do You Want a Powition? MONDAY, JANUARY 127a, 1885, Take your choice of 217 odds and ends all-wool Men Sults, worth $15, reduced to $7.50, then you ‘will obtain it. 421 7th street northwest, Under Odd-Fellows’ any | FLOOR MANAGERS: | W. 1. Pony, a0" W.V.K Benxs, MONDAY F THE CARLETON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. ‘The Best of Opera at Dramatic Prices. 3 CASH PRICES. NO CREDIT. Jal0 CARTERS, U1 Manxer Space. JMAUARIAL POISON CAN BE ENTIRELY RE- "4 moved from ths eyatem by the use of Ayer’s Ague Cure, which contaiaga sure specific, in the form of a vexetable product, used in no other remedy. War- ranted. FOR THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF erysipelas, use Aycr's Sarsaprills, which is the epe- cific endorsed by the most eminent medical authorities. 430 = ; Jony Poon SE areas, Manne sgr giite Dram Majors Daughter | H. P. Nonros, US.N., PRED.CoOK.U S.A. ¥ De y [onarc! Carlton, Clark, Golden, Alonzo toh, Dore qiasett’s, Crew Collars, Cully and Monarch rl iis HES | Fe own Chau ae. Bala ‘Tuesday night. 4,-The Merry War. | Tickets, Admitting Gentleman and Two Ladies, pendvere 7s vertame eas 0 | Carlton, Hatch. Adviphiy Golden” Rattenverrys Dore | Shure Ticks @e tote een fer todeedimeriais Jury Lundborg’s Perfume, Marechal Niel Rose. eo | Wiley. Jesse lett Davis, Kose Beaudet, Clara | “4.9.3 Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet 0 Wednesday, The Mascot. Th y, Fra Diavolo. Astic RUSSIA. Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. €0 (a) fagnificent Costumes, On the Evening of FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1885, Nites AL THEATER j THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING Farewel) Performance of THE PLORENCES, Avd only time of THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN. BOB BRIERLEY. -.-ME, FLORENCE. Next week the Distinguished Society Star, Make Yourself Comfortable. Odd3 and Ends. Men’s, Boys’ and Clulldren’s Overcoats reduced 60 per cent. 421 7th street northwest, Under Odd-Feliows’ Hall M. F. Eisemay, Manage: Fi On Thirty Days’ Triat. The Voltaic Belt Co.,Marshall, Mich., wilt send Dr. Dye’s Celebrated ‘Electro-Voltatc ‘Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men GEORGE KENNAN ‘will deliver at THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Cor. of 10th and G streets n.w., ‘The Fourth Lecture of His Course, entitled Groceries. tocontinus tos-tiact theryule te our Big New Store, 0 Mtrwet thepuple too continu ‘© Sad are therefore offesing =! °™ Ronstocs in Claes ae 8. fo. Call Quick,’ a6 “thise ie SPECIAL and will soon disapy BARGAIN LOTS, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Grover, 428 9th strest, between D and E. P. S.—Don't fail to try our MA. x DHELING JAV, COFFE: fe osha. + much superior to Gov't Java and PPP TITT ERE 22% DD Popo oT E % oo E De sss por 2 8 Ok D 4's T ERE Zzz 00 CLL DDD ®aa5 GERMAN RBBB It TTT? ITT ERI RRR. S55, BBM T 7 Ee BRR. Hy BRR OE oT ) =6oT sO ER ORRR Baggy itp Ho ot oF BE, ER cn BBB It T EE RR A DOUBLE DISTILLAT’ON OF MANY OF:THE BEST GERMAN HERBS, [aking this the Mont Reliable Toni ever placed before the public for tnecure of DYSPEPSIA VEAKNESS, GENERAL DEBILILY, MALAIIAL DISEABES, Ete. anghe igh character of the many test: moniale awarded paration ve wih leaaze 23s falSadagt™e® eeunlak We eter BattiMo) ugust 1! A en re entlemen:—} hive our “Dr. an Bitters," and find it to be a pleasant and cficiout, oule ‘and Appetizer, JAMES GIBBONS, Archiishop of Baltimore. BALTIMORE, June 17, 1884, Mesars. Louis Petzold & Co.: oe Gentlemen:—I have penne your “Dr. Petzold's German Bitters.” and can testify to its seemingly almost. Specitic virtues in cases of Dysbep-ta, Nervousness, and forbid Vigilance, ur Wakefulueas, Tain now teatiag it in cases of acquired Blood Diathesis of the system, for ‘Which it seems thus far to act like a charm. M. 3, WARNER, M.D, Batrmwone, September 4, 1964. Mesare, Louig Petzold Coen ePember & aman Bits’ in without any exception, tee Soak Tos n Bitters’ is, without any excet ‘on! and Liver iegulator have ever used. "T have used the fame for soit ‘ime, and 1 has caused my appetite to tome to disappear icles tema Nee Te oee pear. preparation wo not be without, and I heartily recommend it. ¢o my friends and to the public at ie ees ‘Minister of the Eden Street Erie One Dollar per bottle Tore brayebess Bicoraee Bau x's. THAT THE FOLLOWING ARE NOT REPRESEN- TATIONS BEYOND TRUTH, BUT ARE JUST AS DESCRIBED, AND THE PRICES RIDICULOUSLY LOW, WE GIVE OUR ASSURANCE AND ASK FOR AN EXAMINATION. ONE LADIES’ VISITE, Brocaded Velvet, Chenille Fringe, reduced from $20 to $14.50. THREE LADIES’ NEWMARKETS, Bilk Matelasse, Boxplaite and Ornamental Back, reduced from §23to Bly, i ONE LADIES’ DOLMAN, of fine Plush, and Yur ‘Trimming, reduced from 35 to $27. THREE LADIES' DOLMANS, fine Brocaded Velvet, For Trimming, Quilted Silk-lining, reduced from $52 to 641. AUBYS. (young or old) who are affifcted with nervous de- Seraie qiinieke bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, tee THE SIBERIAN EXILES, ing speedy and complete restoration of health gnd | Monday and Tuesday Evenines and Wednesday Matinee vigor. dress as above. 5 -No risk ye ya's Comedy, Fren incurred, as thirty days’ iri AECADIA. ‘The Subjects and Dates of the remaining Lectures wilt “ Buchu-Paiba.” Wednesday Evening, first 4. The Ssberian Exiles.—Jan. 9th. 5. Bridie Paths of the Eastern Cancasus —Jan. 16th, 6 Highlanders of J aghestan —Jan. 20th. Sinvie admission, with reserved seat, 75 cta.; without reserved seat, 50 cts. bods = WEBEIS ORCHISTRA FURNISHES for all occasivne. Orders left at “dik + Metzerott & Co. e wt £llis* © Store Watch Box’ Navy Yad. will br tion, oes Lier En LECTURES. | obese ART OF MEMORY. , Pof. AS. before leaving the city. wit, & S Bova ing the clty.by noth course of lescon, givitig the fret ture of the © ofS, at his Eogme 9 2p Rorthwest, cu MONDAY LVENING, JAaNU, TW i PCLOCK. All interested Indies #entlowen sr invited. ° rom €3 to €6, anda few b attention, will euab! to. anoure that which 185. UP» worth to you thousands. wt g nity may uot be ffered’ A few more ‘CHAS G. LOVE” Wil be taken. “Insiractions seat by “I would not be without the bencfite of this Art duction of Mr. Howard Carrol! at P. THE AMERICAN COUN Jai0 D™= MUSEUM, Pennaylvaiiis avenue, nesr 11th street. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! take great pleasure in an- nouncing the Second Draimatic Performanee of the ses- son in which the Celebrated Actor, J. H. KEANE, and his Popular New York D amatic Company will ap- Dear im his famous iinp-rsonation of RIP VAN WINKLE! layed by t! inent Actor in the princi thea- terpof Boston, New Tork and Pulledelgiia with tne mensesuccess and ut Harri’ Mu-eam, Baltumore, dur- ing the past week, turning hundreds away wightly. The play will be placed ya the stage in the best style, with all the adjuncts of New Scenery, Appropriate Properties snd a Spl ndid Cast of Characters. Seats can be secured in advance for Any Night or ‘Matinee during the week. The Prices of Admission will not be raised, notwith- staucding ‘the hea y eof this ebeayement_ Jal0-2t \ONCERT OF 1 ORAL SOCIETY, AT MARINDS HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1886, 1. Break, Break, Break. G. A Mscfarren, Mixed Chorns, ek complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Scalding, Irritation, Stone, Gravel, Catarrh of the bladder. $1. Druggista. 4 “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney putter, churned every morning, and delivered in und “Ward” prints, 50c. per re) Also, Cottage Cheese, Butteruniik aha sweet k, Sc. per quart, Creain 15c. pint. We Anz Harry To Starz That we have no “Odds and Ende” of Old Stock. ‘That our goods are new and fresh from the hands of our tailors. ‘That we receive goods weckly, all of the latest pat- terns and desizns, ‘That we sell them ataless price than other dealers cau afford to eell their “Odds and Enda” of old shelf- worn stock. Please bear this in mind and attend the BED LETTER SALE ar THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, i would uct be'w chent the beetite of Prof. Of Meiuory for a thouracd times ite cust Songerzul belp im iy Greek reading. a for $50. ree 2 (a) Stars of tho er Night, Henry Stnart, (b) th JULIA K. BALCH, Flocutionist." ieee om Brauer Nomrawere: Fates Waiter Mefurren, M.xei Chorus, 8 Avia, oll | “That Prof. Boyd's sytem will ascomplicn all thet ig Z ing in Foaming Billows. from the Creation, J. Haydn, | claimed,for itis und viable, and it is 80. u i. We shall positively decline to sell any of our goods to | Mr. D. M.Babeock, 4. The Sinuing Chorus, Warn ©, | that dt st once commends iteeli to every du ‘per= dealers, and are determined that consumers only shall | Finale Chora s "A. Mactarren, | son. STILES, U.S. Tressucy: have the benent of our reduced prices: Mixed Chorus 6, Th NAT.N.S 0.8. ny: Axed Chorus. 7.1 Ama Romer, B. Men ' OMAS DUKE War Depts | MEN'S OVERCOATS. DM, Babcock, & (a) The Seu tisth ite Pearls, -Pinwutl: A.B. ANDERSON, Teacher Dramatic Red Letter 15 For a Woven Overcoat, 15 Sale| (b) You Stole My Love, Waler alactarren, Mixed No. 419 -EconD pase bene gO red Letter $4.73 For An All-wool Silk- 78 Sale | Chorus. 9. Come, sis‘ers, Co A.C Mackenzie, Fe- WastIncTon, a ie@ouae a Red Letter face Overcoat. Bale | male Choras, To, Khig’ Eric, J. Mbemberser, ised | nor. A. 8, Box “iy bedr Sir? Its urd the Red Letter $5.85 For ® Chinchilla Over- 5.85 Sale | Chorus. ee. | Peea in bir Chactes hove ek ane ae toe. Bed Das $7.38 For an Sit ivo01 Disg- 97.38 on | WYATIONAL THEATER. SPECIAL! | value of year on pinemont = Ereeeed Se Fd Red Letter — pal Overcoat. cule | — ‘teun as an im is Hed Letter $8.19 Foran Ail-Wool Gasst- $8.19 Sale ! particuluriy to students, eet a ee Tea tetter @864 For cr Al-Woot Mel- 98.04 Ene seboegy mote ae, - ie s Wool, Bale t tates Semate, Letter °F fon Overcoat. Sale| MONDAY “NEXT, JANUARY 12, ONE WEEK. | ECTURE Ay FOUNDRY 6, &: CHUROR, BOYS' OVERCOATS, Importaut Announcement. rE. D. UNTIL will,deliver bis Lecture, Bate BR BT TS BS SS camara farses rrenens tarry ang atand |p MGRPSTSENING as waa ga e ay Evi = fer Hed Kanter Beis anwoot, Salo | MOP4W/,Shoeday Matines: Nerdou's crest Comedy. Se ee ‘ool sale ARCADIA! CHILDREN'S GVERCOATS. Now being played ia Boston to the largest audiences |W ME, C, A. Duecrure Course Red Letter 9c. to 10 ears. 0c. Sale ever seen there, A Geuuiue Sensation. ° yt ee wed Letter $2.36 Chinchillu, Stol0years. 82.96 Sale| Extra. — Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. ‘THE ORIGINAL NASHVILLE STUDENTS, Red Letter $281 Chinchilla3to 10 yeara, $281 Sale| ~~ Matinez and Evening. First uiand Mroduction of JUBILEE SINGERS. Red Letter $2.88 Plaid Back, 8 to 10 $338 Sule THE AMERICAN COUNTESS ! TUESDAY. JANUABY 18 1895, a were oe Sale| py Mr. Howard I Carvoll to be presented with every st Consrerstoual Church at 8 oc pm N's 5 4 scene new, original mus.¢, royal_costuine, " mee caalaner Red Letter A951 Black Diaz. Sack, $351 Sale | Tivalled ‘yramatic Company, under the direction of Mr. | ocuvee. “Sanuhry 28 Will Carleton: Fe Lat Red Letter $383 Brown Mixed Sack. 83 Sale | James W. Morriss: Schwatka; February 27, Grand Concert; a Red Letter Fancy Worst’d Sack. ‘27 Sale| Secure your seats at once. 309-2 | MA. Livermore. Red Letter Fancy Fiatd Worst'd — @581 Sale ae GKSS 82: gouree ticket, with reserve Rol Letter $690 Fine Cassin Sack, $7.99 alo Seat, i80., Ob sale at Elsie! Music store, 687 Red Letter 97.88 All-wool Cass. Sack: 87.88 Bale venus. FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAYS, aN JNEW counse oF Lectuned Teter $868 Alltwool Brad” $83 Sus E THE sTORY Hed letter $1044 Corkecrew, Tose Bai —_— Seven fer 812.24 ores : 2 AMERICAN REVOLUTION, a Boys’ coe toe - DIANS beisecae gs “pacers ‘ NOW ON SALE FOR THE COME! Red Letter $405 Fancy Cass Suit 05 sate] SEATS . JOHN FISKE, of Cambridge, ’ Bea retee Seie | ancy GomsSalt. ee C AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, rT 88. moe = ON MONDAY A\D WEDNESDAY Red Letter $9.00 ‘Blue Corkecrew. 00 ale RAN Frentnes, Tater $023 Brows Soames 23 Bale Rossow aND E, ee SSE aS 8 CHILDREN’S SUITS. — Red Letter $248 Victory Cass. Suite, 48 Sele And their Excelle *t Comedy Company, Red Letter $270 Victory Coss, Suite 70 sale = . 1 Cass, 51 Helletter $30) Alt'weol Gare Sutts $24 auis| © ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Bed Letter wool Cass. Suits, $3.88 Sale 10 PER CENT 10 FIRST PERFORMANCE NEXT MONDAY CLOTHING HOUSE, MIGHT. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. a 921 AND 929 1TH BTREET NORTHWEST, 8st G. wt oKee, §2~ Open Evenings until 9; Saturdays until 1 rpaeaten commave Bo. us” _ MONDAY, JANUARY 5, ‘Ninth Street Northwest W ‘Combination in the 8 woORS obEscTtE Matiness Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Monday, January Famozs RENTZ-SANTLET en ate Company, heat HR TE | Wars Fam tem Biszors Campronme For Chapped Hands, Face and Lips; removes Sun- burn, abd renders the Skin beautifully So'tand Smooth, and is invaluable for the Toilet. Price, 250 per bottle. ‘Try it, and if not satisfied, return the bottle and have iat Se ee ‘790 9th Btreet, Corner H Street Lt ane 419-3 EALTH FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Lat wekion eat on. ‘a ‘Lest you shorla question our assertion we willhasten | _ JENNIE KIMBALL’S COMIC OPERA COMPANY. nt : to qualify by adding only in cases of Coughs, Colds oF 4 ae ‘Kindred lung or throat trouble Rle- | | Commencing Monday. 5,and every Pack psn eco otaspecbh thogsanda, Ttmay | SRd.nieREduring the ‘ever Popular success - do the same for you. Try it. PINAFORE, successes, ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist, with, week sa cometomaetmemarban | gia een RT| oi ain a eS ‘All Kinds, from 260. up. weeerrea eats any sega a gin gtrmoee ice anes oe, eerianee Ry “Fearepass aaa eae agsceractea A : Opts WEBER'S oR . H. WILSON, Overow Suomwaam, asim POOR espa keene a 22 Alsoun'W. Balusnare strat Balsam,