Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1885, Page 3

Ra all A, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. = UE ss eRe eco 00, kK .K EER 0 5 SALE: ee BY ss a FS P% K e AUCTION SALES. ____ AUCTION SALES. Paysicians ayp Davesists Fay x = ‘co Sys3 Eee oo 80 Bk, gE ‘THIS AFTERNOON. DeExcasson ‘BROS., Auctioneera, ‘The Jury Stitl Out in One Case and os ccc 00 ‘K EEE rpsos 3 Pile & 00, Moles Ancien, — RECOMMEND ai e the Trial of Another Begun. TING STEAM. : IT MARES A QUICK. HOT FIRE. 2 sa ‘TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTIETH, | ppp 00 wiwweR- trial canes of 8 feces Bigntr tae CURE RUE APS SA Be ES 3 trey FET a eee oes oe oe > FOR HEATING BY FURNACE IT DOES NOt BURN OUT THE GRATE. owt Srins PART OF ‘THE CITx, ON AT TEN O'CLOCK, 8 EE % kwuw xk a y Carrigan for presenting fraudulent claims through. FOR HEATING BY LATROBES. IT 1s ECONOMICAL. 'WENTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN LAND M BB 00 OW WOR ant ‘bureau FOR OPEN GRATES. IT WILL PAY TO TRY IT, STREE 5 heewe bachraepapentormetperm pre nen near ; Under and by virtue of a decre@ of the Su ‘Regular sale, st cur salesrooms, of pig ia 00. ENON Ment,in violation of sections 5418, 21 and 48, revised FoR saLE | py THE pee ROR eg @ fem 8 2 EEE —<+— statutes United States, was continued In the Crim- shal, Haqulty cause No, 8.53. on the Sth day of Decwmn- | FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, CROCKERY AND HEE OS Bas THE LATEST FROM ALBANY, _| inal Court Saturday after our report closed. WASHINGTON | GasLiga?T oo Pile guetion. in iront of the premix. on MONDAY, GLASSWARE, &c a Pe SE ede rege Cg) So Rochon ne NINETEENTH DAY OF JAN( ARY, A-D. 1885, At RP] fo TIT? SIT ERE RRR 88; |The Morton Men Circulating an Old tea eh se nepg crore = FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the following described real BR FE T RR Letter Re) tative Burleigh | Pree? ough Mann said not present the 49 Busbels Crushed. 33.79 25 Buahels Crashed, $2.50. prints, th the city of Wankingt.n, in the District of Co- ALSO, LOT CLOTHING, BBB z to oFR Ree 53s. ‘present claims for himself, but to enable another man to Spt icici i bail Si a 2 [Se See fot OP 8 tle EPR sot] tatemtne Morten coe Eicecat at Saal" “ete S"| againes ene suarner com DALNERED TO ANY PARTOF_ | WASHINGTON 0% GEORGETOWN, 29 Sree eine te north twenty-five (29) fort and sir and | Axso, ONE VERY EINE SIDESADDLE AND BRIDLE. Avie) oe AunaNy, N.Y. Jannary 8,2 .m.—The Morton men | ouuse, directx wo do so Uy hs superior. DaHHigs®. | eae seetanee wocar eet near ae SEWING MACHINES, & EDUCATIONAL. thereof. z aT are circulating the foliowing interesting letter to | This Sten eraanar| Resa diets Meee setengie pe eed DISTRIGT COURT IN THE KELLY CASE. ae Nt I San i a ea Z@rmy of sale; One-third of the purchase money of | _It ALSO, ONE BAY HORSE. toni Medicine. combining Iron with pure Verstable | Congressman Van Voorhis trom Congressman Bur- | the Tetired to its room. An hour afterwards | Inthe United States Supreme Court to-day the ri Pry | SOC ISDERGARTES" FRENCH SCHOOL, 1616 | Soci two: gual instelmenta for bith the vurchioee SWWAUTER B WILLIAMS & CO, auctioneers INDIGESTION, “MAVAHTA, WEARS FSR. IMECHE | lelgh, Whois now conducting the canvass against | the ‘sald that the Jury Was unable to agtee | Case of the Northern Liberty market company, ; OLIDAY KE RYSENTS. — th street, ttwean K and i, is to Rive his promissory notes, payable respectively in BLOOD, CHILLS AND FEVER, and NEURALGIA, — | Morton: Upon a verdict. The jury was called down and | plaintiff in error, agt. John RK. Kelly, defendant, BE LATEST, BEST AND ONTY PERFECT SEW- | | vertu Commenoss Frivuary ath. | eowahd two Four fromt the dace ot sale, lth interoat —_— repraridiaud thorsiugh assimilation with the blood |” (aior private circulation only.) House ot Repre- Judge, Write, after expressing ‘hls astonistiment | Yrror. the Judgment ot the Supreme Court of the a a : weal ‘secured by st i ays eariches B ‘Agree, proposed to dsc THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME, | ‘pea the property sold. oF allcasiratheopion of ths | A VERY RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE | Fiano srs nattof the, system. purifies end enriches sentatives, Whitehall, N. ¥., November 90, 1884— | furore but Diseney avtores Wortminson inter | DIStHCt, which was in favor of the market com. FT ipacey oo tS oh tpn ner lll Penn Cinch alts ana cnet MEE | Besecbacee A loposit i ean of $00 naira on the : ee en ET sick My Dear Mr. Van Voorhis: Your leer of the 28th | posed and urzed that It would be unusual to dis | PAB, Was reversed. Tn January, 187, 7 ; : | PRUD'HOMMI'S own and or.einal Methxie Naturale | Somipiied with within seven: dave the [rates reecines RICH CLOAKS AND FINE FURS. {twill care the, goes! oan Company offered for sale stalls for itoflers «upertor advauta- the richt to resell the property aiter three days’ adver= THE LIGHT RES > her first-class Sewing Machines AN AND HARMONY, F. HARTLEY, 3717 Pennsylvania 2 = (from England), Diploma from ‘No canvases ndon). has vacancies for a Tunited Best facili ‘xcellent references; terms moder HE GREAT “HOUSELC tebe ae net ‘Of Aitichmenta, in a the finest ouint for fomily sewing ever yet offered. Also ARY OF EASY MEMORY, z ‘Taught by Prof. A. s. BOYD, the Silent Whi Livia, Domestic. kversthizne at Aeon Beer oe eweek MeKY Nes Not trent nora, elt PeMONS SENT DY MAIL, 1. GIBBS. 4 SU Reveal years” _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. RECT, TO NEW YORK. ‘HAND — REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS: Ay ae 4} Nevers evening, Private lensonn a specialty. yas! 401 shorthand books and publications constantly on = gence elke Land, and exceptional opr ortuni:ies. for learning the JNQRPOLR AND FORTE s MONEE Rut re offexed at’ WASHINGTON PHONOGRAPHIG "The popular Steamer GEORGE LEARY, HEADQUARTERS, 927 1 street northwest. Jal dinet wharf om MONDAYS, SEDSESDASS and Fig . = = + ¢ Da aud Cornties!, | YEENCH LESSONS_“COMMENT ON PARLE A fer ; Cwnuallral: Ei vars" Prot, H Larroque, private Preneh, teacher, Toad abd steamaoat lines. Secure rots and tickets radaace orbonne university, ‘References, Hath and Pennsylvania avenwe St. Fieneb mnfudster, 127 Pransylvanis avenue, jath ime ki God Peunsyivaila gen for seguir: 4 ood pronunciation aud s practical | tis; mane in the Evening Star bewspapet: at te risk aard ‘wae of the See ete ‘purchaser. All conveyancing at pur- G SCHOLATS SERS on | Shanes cos : vee asect ome OME SLE GEORGE F. HAMILTON, Trasteo, is, Ladies? adiustable forms | 1405 8th wont ‘Jal6-1w" Je10-dkds No, 1506 F street northwest, ab tie drew 1 ME REWNCE, FROM PARIS Witt “Beary | J)UNCANSON BEOS, auctioncers xew | J ‘RUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON ME- By virtue of a certain deed of trust, dated Decemy vine of the holder of the note sec ing described iieal Estate, situate in the courty of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Ail those and distineuished as, and being ell of, Lots nun ‘ured. therean= ered ‘one (1) and two (2), ih block numbered’ fitteen (1s), in Halland vans’ sabdivicion of Meridian Hil, tras of laud situate in the county aforesaid. Terror of sales” Ome thitd cash atines in two equal {nstaliments, payable in six and twelve months a! date; purchaser's notes, bearing interestjat rate of si | Percent, to beaccuned: by deed ‘of! trust 0 | ileoraltcashrat option of rurthager Sayan fequired at ime ofgale, ‘Alfeomeeyane Corditurat purchaser et” 12 tastns Ot sale ane complird with ‘within ‘five days. rome date of sale the Property may be re-sold at ris tot defaulting Darchaner alter ve daps" a EOE EMMONS} SSeotds HENRY K WELLAND, Trustees, OME. SCHOOL FOR BOYS BROOKVILLE ACAD- FAY, Brookville. Monucomery co., Mu. Sumer a bewitis February” Ist. 5. There will be a few vas At that tinue Hey CK NELSON,D.D, Pub, E230 P TO IMPROVE THEM- | A eetses in rts of Elocution, Engiiah Granmar, Avihmetic. “Puvlish” Literature, "History, | Aleeors ai fio can recelve private leasons By a m, Returning } the hour at 605 Fsirect Lorthwes! oF at the homes of | these who may so desire. Fur references call or ad- dress MRS. EA CHAMBERS, 603 F street northwest. City. F ELOCCTION AND DRAMATIC ART, ‘ uorthw st ~Privote lessons in Enlist ling ‘lases, ‘an ‘Al MACK _jateim | LS. | (PPE BERLITZ SciooLs OF LANGUAGES, from hotels and te QTEAMER TV. AknowsMrTt Li FROM 7ra STREET WHARF. Mondays and Thursdays at 7 ‘Twesilaya, and Fridays touching at sll River Land- ingeas far as Nomini Creek, Currioman ard St, Clem- ents Bay, Connects with B&O. R Rat Shepherds, JNO. B, PADGETT. Agent. acer. 17 © w.nrpry. aan STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN 1s Kraven Tth-steret whact daily (excep Sunday) for wt, | Veruon at ly g'clock ah; returning, reaches Washlag: | BALTIMORE, BOSTON, BROOKLYN, PROVIDENCE sel EL, BLAKE, Captain. ‘And at = = 29 lr ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, JANUARY Sta. Superior STEAMERS. ‘Classe and Private Lessons. WWANTAGES FOR LEARNING extremely low. ‘we invite all persons to attend LUED. &. NVERSATION. pw Our meth our classes this week, Jal ton about 3:30 p.m | | | Fr. PANY, LIMITED, LIVERPOOL, EW YORK, ‘ced Oxrcos....-Wet, dan. il. Gan » Meds Eeb, 18. Gosiness’ Hapid writing, bookkorp~ Pavota.--.Wed Jun. 28 |Boraste...- Wed. Feo 25. eee Ce ee Serena Wed Feb e Avaasia. Wed, Mack RR, tn rou via. “Fee ik Scyraia Wei Mien Ht f0Eht, “Adminio a ARES UE MEDSESDAN EROW NEW YORK” guor'nrme mionti, day. als wish Sit Ons mont te a ree 380 and #100, according: Ps at. = Kop Wri i ese ae all om ei ‘Sterase at very low rates Steere ticketsfrom Lav. fe circular HH a pal poiasd Quecustowuand aliciterpartsof Europese SALA A. SPENCER. Viee Principal, eo) feest rates, ‘Throush bills of taden even for Belfast, Glascorw, Havre, Antwerp and ether ports on” the Continent aad for Mediterra: ean port. 7 For frit and pewace april at the Compa, yvofBin No. 4 Bowling Green. or both Steerave and Cabin to OTIS BIGELOW & CO , 605 ith st VEKNOUN H. BROWN & Orto Messrs. O15 Bi jals OT (CQENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY | BETWEEN New Yous ap Havae. Ce ‘No. 42 Nort River. foot of Mortom 4 EEMAN_PEIVATE LESSONS AND CLASSES: ‘Conversation a specialty, natural method. H reasonable rates by Prof. LOUIS ORTE! 456 C strvet northwest, The Professor makes t & specialty. aud he has successfully taush years inerof the New ‘England ‘ailo teclulque, harmony and vole 210:h street northwest. cule as LARGE STOCK ISH LOADING SHOT GU TED FT THEDRAL GONG CLOCKS, KOGEKS' FINE, PLATED WALE, TLISI By Girection of the owner, to change business, T will eeu aa ting Bezises al "toe above” wtvok of J. 0. °O.. 1347 Pontisyivania avenwie northwest, Washiugion, D. 6. “Sale commences at. SEVEN 1. Great barwalns inay be expects FOLEY N. B—The bixtures will 10% be sold as, att ation of sale, the more will be occupied ‘by MEALA & Go, Mantacturersof "ROVAL GLU TO-MoRkow. FPHoMas DOWLING, auctioneer, SALE OF POTTERY FROM THE MATT MORGAN ART POTTERY COMPANY. 1 BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATT! | THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON AND VICI | ITY TO THE SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECT! OF THE MATT MORGAN ART POTTERY, TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY ART KOOM: ELEVENTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 0: TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTI- ETH AND TWENTY-FIRST, 1895, AT ELEVEN A. M. AND THREE P.M, EACH DAY, ‘THE LIST WILL 1 AMENTAL AND NTION OF f PRESENTS, SUCH AS. VASES MBRELLA STANDS, MoouIsti ¥ | USPADORES, Ero. JAPANESE PITCH: | E BOT TL AS. fo... ALL | ATIVE O80 WCHLY Drove DENGLAZ PASSING IN BEAU THE FINEST FRENCH LEMOGE. This fine collection of goods will be on view on Mon- | niuary 19th, St ‘all day. | THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, Jan. 21. 8a, m. c, Wednesday. Jain. We 4 St Germain, Traub, Weenes Canada, de Kersal Wess SCHOOL OF ELOGUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 0% M STREET, HART. Prrxcrpat. of the Votes azvit Natu. vw Yor o, 6, Bow linus Green, ‘cw. : Er a MOSS. 25 Penuslvania aves ral Fxyzewsian of sentiment carefully taught. dw BOTELED £ SOS, seienenteinisavenue | “Ess ‘ou saveu to the chive of Stammering ie "Axents for Wastinucton, DLO, | and other Vocal Defects. Boys’ aud Giris' Class Sature = = | day, Tam. 6-thel 1. Pan S| (UATE OF SPENCEKIAN _BAILROADS. PALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. SCHEDULE IN EFFFCT SUNDAY. DEC. 21st, 1834, UNTIL FURTOER NOTICE. | alg Ske Sashitorton from station, corner of New Jersey pence ad cen 2oram. and 10.10 W keepin, F Se tai ©. CHOOL OF MUSIC_EIGHTH YFAI wo | eesiystherthwest. Pane, Quran, Violin, ot crieage, m. daily, The 9.00 | onvan for practice. BO EN sms fast Lluaited Expres to vidtsbiire aid Culeaga, | “iota Saving Hisonne «2 05) yw. Chiara wext word | Fae REST AND CHEAPEST PLAGE TO LEARN eat 900 No extra far is chatved on this tram tor | "VEE BEST AND ct fast cme peal gteng and painting ie at the Natlonal Academy of ‘For’ itt. Louisville and St. Louis daily at 229 | Fine Arte, 1sth si. and SY. ave. Years of study savi 20. und 10.10 piu. with .urough Coaches ant Palas |; Mtcrptons free Wednesday evenings at & cars W above points, without chanse. mM tani afast Limited train to cueiuna Houle, seein in ge 630 9. i Noext AD. ani 2k, | NORWOOD INsTiTUTe, BEXt tH fare is chansd For Pittsburest9.Wam.. with Parlor Car, and 8.40 pm. daily to Seeuin Tanwuagen: particu: ‘Art, Elocution, Music’ (Pano, Pars to on Week days, 5, 6:10, 649, 7 ae: ASW. 1235, Us 4S. Bl ee ctive Courses for ailvanced tou classes for Vassar and other col- 14 Lath xtret pints ley rallrcad aiid po and 32:10and 4:50p. m: oa Sunday. =. am. 440 pe Bez, Way Stations between Washinatop and Baltimory £00 6:40. $290 @ tn. 2219 p.m. 5, 44, a 8-3 at, aad I ‘Yietropolitas ti i. exeept Sunday, and. 6 et ‘des! for pri tan branch, 9-05 a.m. ‘ington. 30:30. m. "On Suni iAINING SCHOOL, northwest. NAB. OGDEN, Principal, ALL GRADES OF STUDY. fidential. “Prepares for Collewe. Au fsilexamiuations. — Sw. curner Sthand Katreetam, w, VATE LESSONS Toads Cp page te al, Classical, Business, Friar arrive trom the West daily, 620, ‘SW. FLYNN. A. Mt <a oie ng classes, $and 85a mouth, oe Fron. Ana am ant s - Bundss. 3/4 m., 6:39 pene —ap From: Fexinstom, 5:0 p.m. daily. exeent Sunday. from. Frederick and intermediate points. 82% am, | fa Be ftaly. “excere Sunday F FINANCIAL. = Spirs leave 10, 6.3 . _ eee Pusare Sroce Tazoura+ Winns sed 8008 ma 190. 14 2.36.00. oo D and Dias em H All trains trom Washington stop at Relay Station ox. Cepia Seis une oe pea 3: further mformatior. spply at the Bal Qbio Ticket Gtie—Wart ington Station, Fensylvauia avenue, corner 14th street, whee vvders Ye taken fur hawyare tu be ebecked aud tecuvedas 823 pou: I the city. ' ‘B. DUNHAM, Geveral Monager. Baltisiore © LORD, Gea") Passenger Axent rerwees WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK, BOSTON, Se. YRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Buoxens PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE MO TaE Sane} New York. TO THE NORTH, WIST AND SOUTH wreck (cx simen 20. Lene ‘ Fru eave Waskstneton, froin statis, comes of 6th jer Hitiaburc and the Wet, Clicsgo Limited Express ssfaisce Shcpise Curves B50 Coe de HTS Rn ae James Whitely, Henry Hl. Dodea, HL Crager Oakley Harry ©. Logan, Washiugton, D.C. Daynard C Eyre, daily, with Palace Cars to connects daily for Clucagy, w. es dpe Car from Herrisburg to Cincinnati, and William R. Travers, Special Partner. BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES OF KAILWAY SECURITIES, Steepiuis ar oq rm uy Z face Sleepitie Cat Wasbinton to Chicaca, BALTiMOKE AND POTOMAC i ATLROAD, | Wey Eee, Caneniaitua,’Hochester, Budiey Suara bu yt. daily. . with Palace Wasnttsto. wo liechesten nt For Wit taunsport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9.40a m. | except sunday. Wer Reg ers eo the Fact. 200, “400, Iouy aud IL1s mm Un 'Suaday, € 3000 and! 3135'p."m Limited Express ut Pulimes | Parlor Cane, 40a tu da pt bunday. | Sitieat chauee, 2p Sunday. Bs Ree Broosiva, S- tail through trains connect at Jor. th boats of Brovklyu Annex, aff Branch Office—599 15th street (Corcoran Building.) HLH. DODGE, Resident Partner. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- ‘every week-day. | farding the Markets recived throuzh our wires IN STANTLY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange Ail orders execute? aud reported promptly. MEDICAL, &c K AND MME. SELDEN, $20 and 1a m. 200, 4.00.6 ‘Gu Sunday. 4.00, 6.00, 10.165 anc 1115 p im Limited Express, Vala me dally, exocys Wovand 1h Asp. m. OF I Piillcure aus case of Seminal Weakness, Nervous De Manca: stetrics uince 1855: skillful treatment fo wale rer 6 0, 940, 11.00 a, ee. 1206, | cotuplaiuta: every accommodation for patieuta, ‘ORs 200, 400. 425, 440, 6.00, 7.40. udu ani 1115 pun Lids Park Place Horsheast Jal9-Im* On bunday. #42, 1.W a in aby, C00. 740, i000 and SESTORED BY USING A HoT Tiss * J {8800p RESTORED py USING A BoTTTE OR Pope's Creek Line, 630 m and 440p.m “taily, | MM two of Dk BROTHERS Invigorating conker except Sunday = Wor Annapelin G32, m_ 1205 and 4:5 p.m. dailyex | AAT Sp ikleniceucus mansegy, 2 te eet owionne TS aie ticular attention paid to all diseases pect see Peculiar Woah bald tll ane peur Bee a ORT ere erociasay it ea meee tratcdn ea bua Sh 10.108. m: Jed, 3.06, Ey ag hished to those who may ‘Geaine te vein ia 2. G0, 200 and 1040p pe Sicmtiay) On Sunday sb and 101g @ m0) sud 100 pom, and 1219 Tickets and information xt the office, northeast corner ‘street and Penny !¥euia avenue ard at the star ‘where orders can be left for the checking of Uag- ratination from hotels and rx dr ber. ‘General Manager. General Passenger Ageat, (HE VIRGINIA MIDi\ND RAILWAY. SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST AND WEST. ee Oe the ety under his treatment. ae M ety br ; DS ISAMULL H. WALKEAC \PAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La. : fen All emale complaints, cured Gan * pao MDSIMIS IR GOCE HER to. tse. | Gursulte daily at tude Mnstrectnurihrest Ofica hours = aa dally. makin from 1 to o'clock pam. with ladies oul Bar ‘Sompections to ali posts south and Southwest oo tian ave | Dally, except Sunday. with © & 0. hallway man Sleepitir Burtet cars froin New vores Weak, to Aliant. Pullman Sieeyitue cars iota Bad y M—LOUISVLLE FAST LINT: Dall 10 P.M LOUISVILLE FAST LIN! Dally via Chac- otteville to C3. ciunati Louisville aud all Western points. © Pullman siceping cars “Washington to 40 P. M—SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS, Daily | Pull 3028) ta pr DYES FLECTRIC VOLTATC BELT, and other Frcrmre PLIANCES. | We will send on thirty days’ trial. to. : men, ‘or old, who. from Nervons Debi ot Nia iF, suid thoes diewanss ofS peseoeet aoe Es ck abuses and other Conse mature Coupirte restoration to health, visurantinaaiveh Tovall points south and Scuthwest via Dau tweak. Sead at once for fil of Ghaviorts “Fuita.t Siwvine cats imam Washing: | Giese VOLTAIC BELT C= Shek Sse Ae te and. Atlanta to New a on vin ‘Chariot eon alse, fr ington via Charlotte and | J )%, MOITS FRENCH POWDE. ALL Sorambin to starusea ism Criuecy Diseases in 48 howe.” herons ode Mancanses Uivirion Train leaves Washington at 9:10 A. et iocing TRS pein sto trains eave Washington ana | Scid'ae STANDIFORD'S Geet rane band ay : Mt 9:19 A.Meand | Fifeesin Price @8- Sent by tallecaled ww set hee " formats pool Penneyivauin arena. Gan Pane Aasat ow 4 —— — cf the System, a and. Seana -ALKER'S, 24 TH SiREET NoKTHWesT, | Cdyn’ Nomutcur sit care pene — OTH POOR CARVET LINING. | pvcry Wedneniay oe ‘nd square Channey Fluca BE "aah | more’ Main Ulica w St Liberate MESSRS. M. STERN & SO) OF Nos. 787 AND 789 BROADWAY, NEW YORE, A turing and importing house of thirty-five are’ andduir td tuo city of New York, being aasireus lose out their large stock of STYLISH CLOAKS, SEALSKIN SACQUES, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, BROCADE VELVETS AND PLUSHES IN ALL SHAPES AND STYLES, INCLUDING NOVELTIES OF SHORT WRAPS, ‘trade; al: FANCY FURS IN GREAT VARIETY, Especially made for New York city Fifth avenue custom Will offer them for sale at our salestooms, corner 10th and Peunsyivanis merelug on jenue, for a few days obly, com- MONDAY NEXT, THE 19TH INSTANT, Al formation as may be desir All articles strictly warranted as represented, ‘We respectfully invite the attention of the ladies and the public generally to call early and wab'e gouds on exhibition. Great cured, as the intention is to sell. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Jal9-4t. Corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue. T HOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE or MEDICAL BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS, TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT MY ROOMS, ELEVENTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY TWENTY-SECOND, 1885, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK. __Books now ready for examination. jarost TpHouas bowsis UTOWS SALE OF PERS LON ONAL EFFECTS BE- NG TO THE ESTA’ OBJECTS, LARG GOLD WATCH, NIED TO THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, & STILL, LOT TOOLS, E, GOLD MEDAL assistant will be in attendance to give such in- inwpect these val- ‘barwalus eat bo se: OF THE LATE ATE CLARK MILLS BY | . LOT FURNI- | ee cere eT ee Qistreaeinw npmaptrms, sack ae Teer ths Fook a Ee aoe Bae wre not BLACKEN OR INJUR wae Tee Leer T ele OYA" Sba, piamasee. or va UNE ns OP tft of overmork ner. paver oats arrears : CONSTIPATION-other Lon med ade, PRODUCE Eustis Payrepes wot Dr : The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on | wenecemag a yato Ma cro ‘auld BROWN CHEMICAL CO, baltimore, Md, C ODROLENE Is an Invaluable Remedy for COUGHS, COLDs, CONSUMPTION, * BRONCHITIS, and all diseases of the LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY ORGANS Copnorexe CRFAM fs a preparation containine 40 per cent of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oi, combined with other harmless ingredients in such a manner as t der the “OIL” xs pleasant to the taste as honey, taining all of its well known medicinal properties ¥ havo proved of the hichest yalue in CONSUMPTION and all WASTING DISEASES, inyariubly producing Sucrease of FL cIGHT. Itisaiso an invaluable fpreparation for Children re- quiring the mutritive propacties of Cod Liver Oil, awit can be taken and retained in the stomach of the most delicate perso, PRICE, 50 CTS. and $1. - 8. B. ARCHER, Manufacturer, Sanaroca Sparsos. N.Y. SCHELLER & STEVENS, AGENTS, WASHINGTON, D.C. 31-w.f,m_ w necessary, in anticiya- he insuguration, thers isno ar ich show, aud costs so little, as GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. We Have Jest Recesven ANOTHER LOT OF 100 DOZEN BROWN HALF HOSE, ‘The “sams ag we sold so many of are offerinug at the remarkably low pr of six pairs, 1s0, one Job lot of 109 dozen colored HALE HOS which’ we Will close at 2 cents. pair, or three pal for SY cents. ‘These goodsare worth $5 per dozen. At 8. B. ELLERY'S 112 F street nortuwest, which we ice ot $1 per box 16 Jest Recesven- A Large Line of NECKWEAR, for 50e., 750. and 3. Full Lineof Falland Winter UNDERWEAR, at lowest prices Large Line of DRESS SHIRTS constantly on hand. CHARLES HYATT, Proprietor, THOMPSOW'S SHIRT FACTORY, 816 F street northwest, opposite Patent 0 FAMILY SUPPLIES. C. Wire) ON. He Devan. FINE OLD HAMS, ‘Small Sizes. Receiving rezuiar _1918 Fuinsyivania ave EIS AND PORTIERES, hd larger supply. ORIENTAL RUGS, weith a fin will be continue! at our sulestoums, corner 10th and TUE WE JANUARY TWENTY and TWENTY-FIRST, at ita mand 3p. $a19-2t LIER Bs. oneers, S17 and $19 9th street uorthwest, corner D st, OFFICE S\ LE, The sale of letters acc Ome Sth a 'b streets northwest, conmenc VARY TWENTY-FOU OK & SATURDAY, A.D. TAZE! Third Assistant Postmaster Ge fell at my story, 1218 Pennsvivania avonne JaXu, at AML, pled tusive, ‘This sate Gentieuiras Cl Valin's, Umbrellas fe, Ker Ta salo | foot, & foot, 10 foot and 12 foot lengths; also with wen qrelock wml alt ts lote are soni Spons belde | 8008'S | Iny tickets will please take notes. “Ii STON OME | A call on us will repay you. i i Pawubrower and A: PIANOS AND ORGANS. IN LAST WEEK THE lated in the Bead Lettor Will be sold at Duucanson Bros’. auction rooms, 3 thing, Opera Glasses, a Picture, and will surrzise you, when you see them, that you have not thought ot the matter before, as th add very materially to furnishing of a room, and make | the same so very much more cheerful. We offer avery handsome imported Chromo, framed, at aie, lange, handsomely framed Chromos, at 990, Engraving Reprints, 16x20, Oak frames, 99. Artotspes, Ouk frames, all well known, 9c, Larwe Oil Chromos, gilt frames, #1.98, Oil Paintings, 22x26, gilt frames, at $3.50 and $4.49, Also some finer voods, of decided morit, very cheap. In Picture Frames we still maintain ourlead, We have Walnut fraues from 8x10 to 2420, ak frames from 8x10 to 19x25 and 22x93, | Gilt frames of every style and size. Gilt and Plush frames from a small Photo, frame to one 19x25, Bring your Pietures; nochange for framing. We also offer a line of cheap Mirrora. Arch Tops at 25, 49, 75 and $e. Genuine heavy French-plate Mirrorsat 99¢. and 81.49. Also Bronze and Plush Bevel square Mirrors, verylow. Walnut Stands, Book Shelves, Brackets, Towel Racks, » | Paper Racks,&c., at onr well-known standard low prices In Hair Brushes, Shoe Brushes aud Combs we also have some special drives, | _ Gur stock of Curtain Poles isimmense, We offer them from We, up; brass trimmed at 9c. We can give them | to you in Waluut, Oak, Cherry and Ebony, in 6 foot, 6 | M. SILVERBERG & CO., eWIME jal3- A Fo Lise Or Grocenes THAT MUST BE SOLD. Best Funily Best Java a sb. POOLE, BROOKE ‘964 Louts: aavenue, Sercrarries: Maesiercesr PIANOS AND ORGANS OF THE BEST AND LEADING MARKERS: SOLD ON MONTHLY INSTALLME! $10 PER MONTH. A GENERAL CLEAT ALL BY =ET\NOS 4 OLD JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE. “WHITE SWAN” MINNESOTA FLOUR. CHOICE KEW CROP TEAS. CHAMPAGNES, LIQUEURS AND CIGARS. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 336 1209 F Strrer Nortawest. 9 Be Ee Em, SS Coo Hem KR ERR S552 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, is withont a doubt the most Beaurmut and the most Norarriovs Flour in the world, ‘The Millers have not only the most perfec tMIN,con- taining as it does all the most improved Machinery in. vented up to the present time, but they produce a Plone Uxseapassep by any till in the world. To prove that, we would simply state thata lapge quantity of this misenificent Flour is shipped anbually to Euroffe and eaten at the principal Courteof the old worl. Wo Gvanantee that it is made from selected hard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. Itis an ackuowleded fact, that in this Flour a perfect separation of the gluti- nous particles of the whéat berry and a thorough elimi nation of all weak and starchy matter bas at last been reached, and is consequently more NUTRITIOUS, Fil ‘ing more bread to the barrel than any other Flour. Tho best trade admits that from its bread-inak me qualitios itis the cheapest, as well asthe best, for either family or baker's use, and wusttrpassed by any Flour inade Every sack and every barrels warranted to give entico ‘satisfaction, STERLING’S ST. LOUIS FANCY. Oneof the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It isunexcelled by any other Pataat except Ceres, and will please the most exacting house- eoper and satisfy the most fastidious epicaca GILT-EDGE. ‘Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patent, RELIANCE. Asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cels- brated Hungarian process, It is a very cheap and bean tiful Patent, within the reach of all clasies, and wo susrantes will give satisfuction to every one wi will teyit GOLDEN HILL. ‘The old reliable stand-by and the Standard family Flour of theDistrict. It sequal in quality toa reat many high priced Patent Flours, whilat it can be bonght for considerable less money. We defy competitors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING, GILT-EDGE, KELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them one ‘will never use anything else, For sale by all grocers, ‘Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street and Indiana avenaa, sei8 Wu. M. GALT & CO., Paz axo Wirree Tarortatiox, Suitings, Overcoatings, and Tecetved and cyentortnapecton, Gestenen Wil fase Wl orere LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF HD. BARR, 2211 Pennsylvania avenua, Biszors Campsonme For Chapped Handa, Face and Ips: removes Sun- ‘burn, and renders the Skin beaut and is invaluable for the Toilet. Price, 25¢ per | ‘Try i, endif not satiafed, return the bottle and have ‘the money L, © BISHOP, | t.gn 72% Beet, Sener Meret wes, PRICE NO PAIR OFFER REFUSED. Several Elezaut Pianos at $125 each, SIDNEY T. NIMMO, ja10 433 7th street northwest NTS OF $5 AND oe saz 912 Seventh street,, Repverios Tx Fors Aso Lanes WRAPS. OUR SEAL SKIN SACQUES, MINK AND SQUIRREL- LINED CIRCULARS, Are now offered at geauina rednetions? All goods are first quality, bought early in the season, NO MISFITS OR JOB LOTS, A choice jot of naturai Beaver Trimming and Muffs. NEWMARKETS AND RUSSI CIRCULARS IN CLOTR SICILIENNE SILK, ‘At Prime Cost, Ali Genuine Bargain WILLETT & RUOFF, HATIERS AND FURRIERS, 905 Pennsylvania ayenuo. a30 2 a G.L. Win & 709 77H 8’ PET Sole Asvntattar tie SE (Pear go nis Sal-Playine: Instrumente, “Several Daneains on. ferns. in Piauos and Orieans which, have. best ts oanoe and Organs for rent; tancd and repaired. —Jul0 DIANOBS. TUNING AND REPAIRS OF PIANOS: eee | SPECIALTY, ay V. BECKER'S WAREROOMS, BOL 9th street, Fine Pianos for Rent and &: jas EY ‘OF VARIOUS MAKES 1 MKS. F.C. REI Ja2_No. 425 Titn sts afte Your Lasr Cuaxce REMNANT BALB aT KING'B PALACBS 914 SEVENTH STREET. GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS ‘The Best in the World. A Large Assortment Constantly on Hand, at the ‘Warerooms, 925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. EDW. F. DROOP, Solo Ament for Stoinway & Sons Pianos, wate WS men. a20-1y, FPAULET, Davis & CO's Great sprctaLty— factory THEIR UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, In new and oes yles, now ready, at special Pelco eis SOM APIO Jos tre. ENUIGE “DECKPIC PIANOS ARE MADE BY DECKER BROS., N, ¥. G.H. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 10th strect n. w. Also for Burdett ontans, 002 Srack& Co. Exersoy, & Baus&Co PIANOS. ‘WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. Or 2 ‘Music, HENRY EBERBACH, 916 F STREET. Planos_ and tuned, Dozed. yall ‘Reni ‘atock of ‘my31 Menaging Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Co and Kepairing Promptly Attend:d to by Re fra Positively No Goods to be Carried Over. Price No Object. Balance of Stock got to be Sold. ‘We have about Six Thousand Dollars worth of CHILDREN’S, MISSES’ AND LADIES’ CLOAKS. Elegant Styles, which wit! be Slaughtered at Half Their Value. CHILDREN’S AND LADIFS' HATS, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, At Prices that You Will be Pleased to Buy. S BIRDS, TIPS, PLUMES, BONNETS AND TRIMMING VELVETS, FLOWERS, VELVETEENS, RIBBONS, SATINS, SILKS, and Other Articles in the Millinery Line, WILL ALSQ BE SLAUGHTERED TO CLEAR THE ENTIRE STOCK. DON'T FAIL TO CALL £B KING'S PALACE, jal] 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Sezcrut Nora, 1 RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATIN BUILDING To MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU- For Cannas MASSEY'S ALE AND PORTER, SCHLITZ MILWAUKEE LAGER MASSACHUSETTS REFINED CIDER, NEW YORK PURE JUICE CIDER PALMER'S AMERICAN GINGER ALE, SODA, SARSAPARILLA, &0., £0. ‘Trade supplied by i SAMUEL ©. PALMER, - 120428th strest northwest. ‘Telephone 54. aso LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELI- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH 1 CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN COST, WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN CR HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY 1N | SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE C7TY,,| WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER- RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI- ‘MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTER D. WYVILL, Exctustva AcE, ‘Wo, 453 PA AVE, NEAL 06 STREGT, inst, Is recelved, and am glad you coincide with me. Yourletter states the case in full. The repub- can party ought to make President Arthur United States Senator, byt they will not, and the next best, thing to do is to take Morton. ‘The republican party OUglit not to have elected Cleveland governor, but they did, and they have elected him President also. ‘The fuct is, we had the cards tn our handsor rather the national comuittee had them, and ran theean- Vas on the Idea that Blaine could be elected out side of New York, and as you say we are how i the wilderness, and the best man to take for United States Senator is Levi P. Morton. | He is aiways for the republican party and its principles, and with him we ean wip, and avold the rocks Shoals of haif-breedisin and stalwarusm. ‘tll have a meeting of our friends Wednesday evening at S o'clock, at the Gilsey house, New York. Can- hot you bé there? Yours sincerely. H. G. Bur- leigh.” ee Sai General Foreign News by Cable. THR POPE CONFINED TO HIS BED. Loxpow, January 19.—A dispatch from re. ceived this afternoon states that the Pope ts con- fined to bis bed with fever aud rheumatism, DEATH OF THE EARL, OF WILTON. Loxnos, January 19.—arthur Edward Holland Grey Egerton, tnird Ean of Wilton, 1s dead. Weakness in the Stock Market. New York, January 19—Wall street.—The stock market this’ morning was Weak and lower. The Gecitne in prices ranged trom. 3¢ to 13 per cent. ‘The sorthern Pactte shares were weake est, the common falling off 13; to 15, and the pre ferted 1% to 37%. Coaiers, Vanderbilts and Pacific Mall were also Weaker, ATaong the inacUveshares ‘Manitoba dropped from §34 to 81. seb Se dl From New York to Chicago for $1, PuttapELenta, January 19.—OMclals of the pas- senger department of the Pennsylvania raliroad company state this morning that they have made ‘no change in through first-class passenger rates to ‘the West, Dut that they continue wo sell lunmigrant Uckets at the rate of $1 from Philadelphia and New York to Chicago, St Louis and Cincinnatt, see Sed cs Effects of the Storm im Northern Ohio, CLEVELAND, Oro, January 19.—News from the small rivers of Ohio indicate that only the sudden ani severe frosts prevented another flood, as the rivers wero all fultandrising, ‘The gale Saturday Was a terrible one. ‘The temperature fell 35° In two hours, and the cold was accompanted by aflerce sleet dnd wind storm. ‘The damage caused by both, iu northern Obio Was large. "Fruit and ornamental trees suifered severely and all the railway ines are blocked. ‘Some are being cleared and others abandotied until the shap Is over. From detalled Teports received so fur 1 looks a5 tf the storm has cust northern Ofilo several miliion of dollars. Se Shsoe anal ‘The Senatorial Fight at Madison. ison, Wis., January 19.—Interest in the sen, ial Melt, as the time for the return of members approaches, beyins to revive, and there Is every promise of’a hov contest this week. Individual canvassing will begin Tuesday morning. Col.Joun C. Spoouer ts in the city and Says be has no feurs of "sult. ‘The Fairchild men expect to gain by ‘Ule reeess Just closin FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘The New York Stock Market. The follo ‘ars the opening and3 p.m. prices York Stock Market to-day, a3 reported (0H, H. Dodge, 539 15th street: Oo] a ‘Name. 0. 253 J, Cent... IN. Y. Cent: 6 NYC. SUL =| Do. pret... Nor. a west. p.| 22 ‘Nore P: Da. pret ‘Northwest. ; | "Do. pret 69 [69 oleic bis] 85% Oregon Trans. 8%|.----/Ont & West 3 Bie 843 Se Be sis 110% Roc. & P | 1s St. Paul wo->|_ Do 0% 'StP. : You, &Nasi...| 23 | 23°) Do. pret. ....| 8545| 853¢ Mich. Cer 5434) 55 jot P.M. & Mi) 7939) 82 MB. & 15%) 16 |Texad Pao. ...7] 12%) 12% Sinn, & StL.) 174/.....| Union Pac..." | 453g) 4595 Do, pref. Bi hecccs Mo. Pac. 2] 1236) 1856 Mob. & 56%) OTe Nash. &Cuat 1 The Baltimore Markets, ‘TIMORE, January 19.—Vineinis past-due cou- ont, Stig: new teu-forties, Sl; do. ‘now trees, B35 ALTIMORE, Mo. Jani 19.—Cotton dull—mi ASE eee f or red, spot, orasry, “900%, ‘olyaszy, Shay, rneeduthery tists westers ari: aout raS4: do. vellow, S0a51%: western mixed, ary, 49\ad0%—: | February, 483sa4e' ‘Outs tira seask : southern, re Mary proviions firmer. Seas. pork—new, Tueats—shoulders and. clear rib sides, racked, fut, Bacon—shoulder, 7: clest rib sides, 8%. Ham, Wi“ Lard—refined, SY. “Batter quiet packed, (la%i; creamery, 22401. Rioe firm, 27098. Petro- el ipaig. Goer firm dd quiet ttle Filuary to fuir, Bina, Susar stondy—A wort. pyer refined steady, 10 ai2. Whisky steady and LASS1.19., Ereigute to Liverpool per steamer 7-32. ; Sour. 28, do, Annual Report of the Publie Printer. WORE OF THE OFFICE—RECOMMENDATIONS. ‘The annual report of Public Printer Rounds was submitted to Congress to~tay. It shows that the printing ordered by the Senate cost $149,143, against $64,464, and that ordered by the House cost $276,833 against £175,207 for the previous year. ‘The Record for the first session of the Forty-etghth. Congress contatned 7,503 pages, and the printer recommends that speeches held for revision be re uired to be furnished for publication within five lays. Hie also recommends some change in the method of advertising and contracting for paper,as calling for the lowest bids leaves room for contro- ‘yersy as to quality. He thinks the committee on printing should be vested with a larger discretion ‘as to quality. Mrs. Staniey Matthews Dying. Mrs, Stanley Matthews, the wife of Mr. Justice Matthews, of the U. S. Supreme Court, who Is lying very fll, was reported to-day to be dying. She has suffered for some time with Cancer. Mrs, Matthews was a Miss Black, and lived at the time of her mar- risge at Shelbyville, Tenn. Her sister was the mother of Henry Watterson. She is a lady of much uent and of most estimable qualities, which have mide her very popular in Washington society. Roprenres Revonrep.—Charies Stevens, living at 1522 Madison street, had a bucket containing 25 pounds of butter stolen from his yard on Saturday night.—Thomas Chambers, ivi at 115 7th street southeast, ytd that $37.50 was stolen trom his trunk.—W. 8. McElfresh, of 68 Defrees street, reports $12 stolen from his house.—A quan- tity of household goods were stolen from the resi- dence of J. A. Baxter, on 43¢ street. —Edward D, Clapp, 812 9th street, reports stolen from in front of his house a wagon worth $2.—Anne Warrick re- ports that while passing the corner of 15th street and Massachusetts avenue, on Friday nigat, a negro ed trom her hands’ a Satchel containing $& Fy Queen, 228 New Jersey avenue, reporta from her’ house a shawi, value $.—Mar- TY Young, 19 2d street northeast, reports that his house was entered on Saturday night, and eleven chickens abd bed clothing stolen; value $& —Agnes Riley, 17 Sd street northeast, reports Bolen elgut chickens and clothing valued at €4.75 te Manniage Licenses. licenses have Deen panne the cierk eit court to ~—_ Fugitt and jam Skinner, Charies county, = Jouph D. Fitzhugh and. Lena.G. Miller, both of fericksburg, Va; Charies H. Ross and A Smith; Jouu W: Jacod, of Marion, Olio, and Rose D. Robey. ‘viewed the remains of Mrs. Roverts, an Inquest not necessary, and gave & certificat death from congestion of the and lungs. sous hades CouNTeRFEITERS ARRESTED.—The Treasury Ge partment is informed of the — rs ben Ina, ‘Saturday, of Charles Floora, Milton P. McPherson ‘and Hirain Hoover, for manufacturing’ countertelt in. Charge Jury after so short a retirement. Judge Wyle’ said he could not altow a seaied. verdict in this case, and could not take the verdict on Sun- day. He’ therefore sent the jury to thelr room, Where they remained yesterday. Selecting a Jury in the Cave of Sanborn, ‘This morning after the call of the Jurors Judge ‘Wylie asked the district attorney: “What case have your Mr. Worthington answered that the case of F. B. Sanborn, with E.C. Kirkwood and Daniel Carrigan, indicted for presenting fraudulent vouchers to tne bureau of medicine, Navy a t, had been ‘set for to-day. aE ‘Mr. Willlatns said he appeared for Mr. Kirkwood and Mr. Pelham was the counsel for Mr, Sanborn. He did not think that he should be asked to go ou, ‘With the other case undisposed of. ‘The Cour.—“The Jury in that case ts wy and you do not want those jurors.” He Ue trial to proceed. * ‘Mr. Pelhain and his client were sent for and a {RE wascalledin the box. and defendants nged two, and the remaining juror of the recular panel was’ called, leaving a Vacancy, which the Sour directed the’marsual to nit by.a talesinan. ‘Mr, Williams objected to this, saying be was entitled to the presence of the Jurors on the ‘The court said that he did not know of any law giving him that rigut. Air. Williains suid. hie knew of no law other than custom. ‘The court directed that the marshal bring in a talesman. ‘The marshal brought in John Burns, and the stairs rected Pétue government challenged the Jurors for c e ‘nt Cc Jurors for cause, and aif answered that they had nov tormed of ex) an opinion. challenges were exercised and a number of talesmen brought in. ‘The Jury ihe Kirkwood and Bell Mann Case to be Kept Without Food, Light or Water. Before proceeding further Judge Wylie remarked, asto the Jury out, that he had not expected that they Would have troubie, but It seems tbat they have. The public was interested In endiug liUiga- Uon, and, though an erroneous verdict be Was better than protracting Utlgation. Under the common law a jury may be kept without food, light or Water until they agree, and the court has “pull thls power. "Ii seemed pretty hard” tw use this duress in forcing a Verdict, If the verdict be “gulity,” and Its au er- Foncous veniict, Uc court could set It aside, and it “nof guilty.” the litigation ts ended. ‘He Telt compelled to give the marshal orders that {tis Jury be kept without food, light or Water until ey agree. . The district attorney suzgested that the Jury be instructed to find Bell Mann gulity, DUt the court declined to call the Jury down, ‘The Trial of Sanborn Begun. The trial of the Sanborn case was then proceeded with, the Jury being Wim. T. Payne, Enoch More- land, J.C. C. Snysler, George B. Harrison, James Kennedy, Wm. Somerville, Richard Turner, from the regular pavel; John Burns, And. J. Hoskinsou, Chas. Hl. Wisner, Clement S. Stuil, and W. U. Kuott, talesmen. ‘The district attorney opened the case, and John Cook, of the fourth auditor's office, produced a voucher of F. W. Sanborn, of November 18th, 1882, for bottle clasps, test cases aud rubber hove (oF $5.25, delivered 1" the naval hospital at Chelsea, Massachusett Mr. F. V. Walker, chief clerk of the navy pay office, testified to paying tls voucher. AU this polnt Mr. Peluam, for Mr. Sanborn, ad- mitted hut he presented Uie voucher aud obuilned ‘the money. ‘The same point as to the validity of the 1st. and 34 counts of the indictment. was ralsed, asin the Maun cases, and Uie court ruled them otit. Dr. P.S. Wales testified to his signature on the ‘voucher, but repeated that IL must have been pro- cured tirough theit. At this point the district attorney entered a nolle prosequi as to Kirkwood, and the case was continued as to Sanborn, ‘The defense adinitted that no goods were fur- ished and the voucher was collected. ‘The district attorney said, “As the defendant adinits all that,1 don’t see What remains to be Proven and will submit the case.” ‘A recess Was then iaken. 4 GOOD COMMISSION. Henry 8. Wetmore, who was one of the witnesses Defore the grand jury. testified that the reputation ‘of Sanford for honesty and integrity was good as for as he knew; that he met him here selling hose, ‘and he spoke td witness about helping him to dis: Pose of hose, Some time afterwards Carrigan asked ‘witness for the adaress of Sanborn, and be gave it tohim. Sanborn came here, aud met Carrigan at a@ restaurant, (Harding’s,) on | New York avenue, between 14th’ ‘and 15th streets. wwe Sanborn some papers. They went to Willard’s and separated, and met at 4 o'clock, at the same place, and Sanborn gave witness £200, rem: it was good commission. ‘They met Sain inthe evenings ana they went as far as Bal- ore with Sanborn. Wm. P. Wood testified to the reputation of San- born being good. Mr. Sanborn testified that he met Wetmore at the St. James and told him if he would help him he would give him 2 per cent on his first contract; afterwards saw him in New York. After he came here he saw Cal who sald that the surgeon neral wanted to borrow four hundred dollars: Carrigan ht him the vouchers and he asked if it was ail right, for he had not delivered the goods, and Carrigan’ asked If he ad not the mon ‘on hand, Witness then went and got the 1€Y; paid $200 to Wetmore and $400 to Carrigan. Mr. A. B. Williams testified that Sanborn came here and witness advised him to go back to New ‘York and give bail there and then come back and see the Secretary of the Navy. J.8. Delano, deputy second controller, testified to the good reputation of Sanborn, ‘The defense here closed. ‘The government calied Dr, Wales tn rebuttal and Mr. Peinain proceeded to argue the case. Capitol Tepics. THE OCTOBER ELECTION IN OHTO, Messra. Springer, Van Alstyne and Stewart have returned from their visit of investigation at Cincin- nett, Mr. Spripger says they examined over two hundred witnesses. There was no dispute as to the rough time during the October election, the only question raised was as to Who commenced it. ‘More testimony will be taken here, and then the report of the committee will be submitted to the House. As to whether articles of impeachment Yrould be brought against, Marshal Wright, Mr. Springer sald he could not tell yet, as he had not ‘The spirit of the committee. A NEW INDIAN SCHOOL. Delegate Manzanares, of New Mexico, appeared to-day before the House committee on ‘appropria- Uons, and advocated the appropriation of $25,000 for the building of an Indian school at Santa Fe. ‘The appropriation will probably be made. ‘TRE HOUSE COMMITTER ON APPROPRIATIONS had the Indian bill under consideration to-day. An amendment was adopted calling upon the Secre- tary of the Interior to report all Indian depreaation claims to the committee, with@ statement concern- each, an¢ his "opinion concerning the feluement ‘with ‘inaividualn ‘Av ietuer™_ was received by the committee from Sena- ae ee tie sagas near ae icra scsimaeeriiae inte nears Fomekaeana tas Sms “sau orm A bill introduced in the House House to-day by Repre- sentative Cox for the retirement of army ed in Tas Stak Of Saturday: Peter Camj $25; Chas. F. McLaughiln, $25; Jas. B. $5: G. Emery, #100; Theo. B. M. Mason, U.S. N., $20: Geo. E. Kennedy & Son, $25; T. Roessle & Son, $100, Gen. B. H Hill, $5, Total recetved to date, si1,258 ‘YOUNG INDIANS POR THE PARADE. Capt. R. H. Pratt, superintendent of the Indian industrial school, at Carlisle, Pa., has written a their Indian band to march in the line ry aght worth while. “This can be done,” Pratteaye, “without cost to the committee, as ‘supper. ar the ofice of “the bron 7 ‘to-day: $a m $28; 7 om, 25; ‘are, Tenewable forever at_a specified matal Kelly pu chased stall No. 208, at a Yearly rental of $12). ond as vart payment he executed and *drlivercd to the market company certain notes, of Wilca twenty, Involving an agerecate sum of §3,300, lurve Decome’due and payable. The corporate existence of the company was for twenty years, and Keliy Tetused to. pay the motes on company had no power to © beyon the term of ts corporate extsicncs twenty eat. ‘The judgment of the District supreme Court in favor of the market company Is reversed by the United States Supreme url, and BOW the Case soes back to the District Courl —_ ‘The Swaim Court-Martial. ‘MR. CHANDLER CONTINUPS WIS ARGUMENT POR THE TROSKCUTION. Tn tf court-martial this morning Mr. Chandler continued his arcument in the presence of a lange Audience. He directed the attention of the Court t ‘Uhe various transactions of Swaim with Bate man & Co, i onier to show that Gen Swaim fully understond these transactions and owas at all times fully tnformed ‘8s Lo the state of his accounts He sald that coup- sel for the accused had abandoned the attempt to” ‘show that there was anything due Gen Swain by: Bateman & Co. at the tine he brought suit against ‘them on the “due Dill,” and now depended upon the theory that Gen. Swaim believed al Unat time Unat soinething was due lim. In his argument before the Swaim court martial on Saturday, Mr. Chandler made something of a ‘Stir In discussing the “due Dill.” Gen. Swatm's ex- planation of his failure to motice the 10 per cent, 6 per cent, at the bottom of nee SS ee soe ‘the “due bill” he (Up, und he (Swalm) ouly opened tt far enough bee that Mt was signed. Mr. Chandler, ne ‘the paper, showed not only Ubat the fiber of the: paper Was’ broken where it had been folded acrows he smallest diameter, but that the ink with which: MU was written Naving been fresh at the time tt was ‘80 folded, the writing on one side of the fold had Made an Impression on the paper on the other side, and he potted out that every line and dot was Srp y vee ferred i this manner from one le to the other, something that wus Impossible if ithiad been folded as Gen. Swain descriied. wee District Government Affaire, REPORT ON THE ROWEN RELIEF BILL. ‘The Commissioners have returned to the Prest- dent the bill recently passed by Congress “tor the relief of Wm. Bowen.” Bowen was employed by the old board of health to fll! up some vacant lot which had been condemned as nuisances. — I making his claln for pay a controversy arose as 10 ue amount, the health board declining lo settie ‘ou his ineasurement, and tt Was left to the borrd of audit. ‘That board after considering a mass of con- Micting evidence awarded the claimant the sum of £1.455.58, whhich Bowen accepted, recelpuing ta Tull. He then put in @ claim based on the ground that he was not aware of the nature of the receipt. T! ‘Commissioners say to the President “that they re gard Bowen's receipt as an adjudication that ought Lot now to be disturbed.especially as the records in the case wore sent some years ago to the Senate committee for the District of Columbia and. by some Inadvertance were lost. A defense by the District would now be at a great disadvantage, But as these facts were known to € ‘or might have been If Inquiry were made, the Com- tlssioners presume that It ts now too late to urge an objection based thereon, and while they do not approve of such legisiation Uey rewurn the Bill without recommendation.” REDUCTIO AD ADSURDUM. Controller Lawrence rules that the only firemen, recognized by law are the six dremen who do tho Stoking of the engines. Webb's says that tu case of & Hire the police must keep any but fire wen from approaching the burning premises. Web- Ster defines a freman as “a man whose business 1t isto extinguish fires In towns.” The Commis Sioners are a little startied at (he conflict of deni Lion of the word between Webster and bai i and at the further apprehension, if the controlier ta correct, that only Six firemen Will be available in reget hegre meng — the other members of Tue force, Including the chief, must, according Webb, be kept at a distance. SO Political Notes. Secretary Teller has been nominated by the re- publicans to succeed ‘Mir. ‘of Colorado, 1 ‘uy S. Senate. The Hill men ved ube caucus, Ex-Gov. St. John Is out ip another statement characterizing as false Uhe chatyes that he made overtures In the recent to ur ational comuities ofleritig, for $25,020, tO. With Graw as the proulbition candidate. The detection of leading ‘Tammany members and thelr election to the county zation Caused quite ab excitement in political cir- cies in Now York city Sitarday nigh The gun- eral opinion is that Hall been crip- Pathe municipal election in Ki ‘Tennessee, ‘The muBiclpal jn ‘Saturday, resulted tn the election of James C. Lat. reli (@em.) 4s mayor. There was a Majority of $00 in tbe November election. ‘There 18 @ deadlock in the Arizona legisiature, ‘The council stands 6 to 6 and the house 12 to 12, one Tepublican Voling with the democrats. An Albany witch tothe New York Sun ‘that Mr, Evarts Is still ahead im the race for Sehaor-up, Tout that is followers are mero notwithstanding ¥ vous, Morton being ‘suil In Lhe eld. To Sucr OCF AMERICAN Grain Mit M8 an- noun "says the er Tacbiatt, “that a strange face bas suidenty sprung tp, and which Should be mentioued as characteristic of ti present Ume. The proposition 1s made tb all ‘SerlousDess, that, in order Lo ineet the question of American restriction, we shall take refuge Ina Continentatsperre, oF European coallony and Shall, without any’ comp-tition Whaler, cldwe the urupean market to American agricu tral pro- ducts. The American farmer is not opp oy Uiose burdens which European civiization as plied upon land owners tn Buropean countries. We cannot overcome Us American competition ip any other way than by closing the European mar- ket to Americans.” eee M.A. Davrary Wanrs $100,000 Frost Eprom McCr TRE—A special Gispatch to the Philadeiphia Times trom New Orleans, January 17th, says: Mr. Meciure and his party arrived here is evening. Before the train reached We depot.a United States marshal entered Uke car and served a writ Mr. McClure, issued at the sult of Maximilian A. Dauphin, wilo demands the sum of $100,000, with Anterest and costs, in atonement for alleged injury done by the editor of the Times to Maximilian’ Loutsiana lottery business, It 18 9 clvi! action in the U.S clreult court against Mr, MeClure tndividg ally. THe Back Fiac ix Ciscrssatt.—In Qincinnatd Olio, ‘Saturday an unheralded pros pure porting lo be Of socialists, paraded the strects. From fifty to seventy-five ine followed a dram and dite. “They carried a black Mag and a Ted one inade out of paper musiin; also, transparencies Tudely prepared, contalning Incendiary movtors, AU the esplandde a short speech was made in Which a speaker called atiention to the great nuts ber of men out of Work In Cincinnall, and hinted Uist desperate measures would soon be resorted to for rei REPEATERS aT THE Onto PoLts.—Campbdell A colored Witness before Ue Springer investigat committee in Cincinnati, Saturday, told bow he Was abused and arrested at the eighth ward polls in the October election abd maltreated atter arrest. A remark by Mr. Stewart, a member of the com- mittee, Unat Obio ought to have repeaters until she enacted a decent. registration law, Was. Teoslved ‘with applause. The committee left tor Wasiing- ton Saturday night. ‘The excise law was strictly: city yesterday. Many arrests were made. The \uor dealers co-operated. rains are delayed and telegraphic service im paired all through the west by ube heavy storm. Mr, Henry M. Warfeld,a prominent citizen Baltimore, died Saturday ‘evening. ‘The amount which Mrs. E.H.Green sought to" ‘raw from Cisco & Sons, he bakers was « depose SHETILE. after “'Saneral at 20% Fo Weare nant eet UNDERTAKERS.