Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1885, Page 3

my JANUARY 26. 1885; STEAMER LADY mart, Washington, 5:90 p. au. First 3320, 4 JOHN GIBSON snd Eo. ‘Pier 41, Fast iver, N.¥..every SATUR- a A Bit 5 ek Street, act, Woahineton, every YAY morning. Freight at lowest rates. Jad AND FORTRESS MONROE. Steamer GEORGE LEARY, leaves 7th ‘on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI- 5 p.m. stopping Pines Point and Corntield, : and rerarnioge foi with ail rail oO. rb: h and Peausylvania avenue, St. = oe ere, ( Lao Ivan = Office, Tth street wharf. Telephone a ‘WILLIAM P. WELCH, General Agent Mondays and Thursdays st 7 © m. Returning Woeedays, and Fridays touching at all River Land- fngees far 28 Nomini Creek, Currioman and St, Clem- eats Bay. Connects with B&O. RR at Shepherds JNO. B. PADGETT, Agent, G. W. RIDLEY, Manazer. selt ME Vaeson: at. vERNon:1 STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN Tih-atreet wharf daily (except Sunday) for Mt SES LL, BLARE, Captain. STEAMERS. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY Batweex New Youx ax Havee. = Ro. @d North River” foot of Morton suet New tock” Pe re, rere real rPerier d'Hauterne. Weds-sday. Fels 11. 3p.m, Cheeks payable on sant, fp amounts to ‘suit, ontas Repeaeies eerste Penusyivania avenue: eo Corse & 4 AURANIA Feb. Feb. he BATES OF PaxSAGE—260, 890 and $100, according accomunodatic ‘Steerage at very low rates Steerage tickets from Liv- Pats Quecdatownand ail viher parts of Eurupeat went rater ‘Through bills of laden gtven for Belfast, Glasgow, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO KAILROAD. SCHEDULE IS EFFRCT SUNDAY. DEC. 21sr, 1884, ._ UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Leave Washinton from station corner of New Jersey avcoueand C street, | Fe ¥0vam. and 10.10 pm., daily, The 9.00 a.m ise fast Limited Express to Piftsvir: and Chicago EE QUsuine 2050 pr w., Chicaea vext ior gat%00 No extra far is chatxed on this train fu1 fast tune. ‘For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily at 237 Bi aed No pies with, Through: Coaches ant Palace leeping cars t0 above points, will tant efast Linited Ursin to vine in CimCinat nexyPorninw at 7.30, St. usp. tu. Noextra fare is charged op this trait fer font tune with Parlor Car, and 3.49 Tor Pittabune at 9.00 am Bm daly to Picinine, Cleveland and Detroit, with §,6:10,6.40 and EE jechinat ears to Pittsbu For Baltimore ou week 30, 10:00 15 GS minute trang 29 and 10:30. 12:10, 0. Sheba: sourh. *:40 p.m. dts. Fer Apnapolis, 640 2. m.,and 12-10and 4.:0p. m: oa Sunday, am. 4-40 p. uy Bor Way’ Stations between Washington and Balt 8:00. 6:40. 8-90 @ m.. 12-10 bm. 3-90. 4:40, 8:90 and’ 1 4:40 ‘Stations on Metropolitan ‘except Sunday, and 5:30 p.m. daily, Iv. eae t= utdes: for Principal tan branch, 9-05 a.m. daily, xcs aington Staunton and Vall ‘duly exeept Sunday. for Pri LARGF STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH E LOADING SHOL GUNN. IMPORTED FRENCH GA- TREDRAL GONG CLOCKS, ROGERS FINE SILVER TED SWISS MUSIC BOXES, from two to tr tunes: GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES GEWELRY, CULLERY. OPERA UT ASSES LADIES BEST. HOSEWOOD AND | RICKLE BANJOS, WADE AND KUTCHER BAZOWs, | REVOLVERS: ‘TOOLS and 10.000. useful 1 fina e 8O. 94? Penneyivania avenue Ku eThe atures wilt fot be sold ‘nat derin- on ie, ‘store will be occuy J, U. stein of sae, the store will et br ded cles, Mirection of the owner, to change TP atin psccaiees ait thee wbove. stock of Sfashinese: D.C. "Sale coummeuces at SEVER Ee a Great Larcaing way be expected. FOLEY, Auct. O'MEAKA & CO., Manufacturers of “] Eos To-MORKOW. G, BENSINGER, Auctioneer. ; Will be sold at the Bazaar, No. 940 Louisiana ee UESDAY MORNING, the TWENTY-SEVENT! ARY, at TEN (CLOCK, a car load of Horses, ion from the Cumberland Valley, Pa. tale peremptory. By order of Alex. McMillen. jane BENSINGBIG, Auctioneer, at DOWLING, Auctioneer, . EXECUTOR’S SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS BE- LONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE CLARK MILES. By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the District of Counnbia, holding a speci term for Orphan Court » usiness, passed on the 9th day of J: ny 1885, the undersizned, Executor of the ext of Clark Milis, | deceaned wil Sli ar public auction, af the auetion Fourns of Thotnae Dowlfag 118 aud: Pontay! wala ave: Puc, ou 4 SUARY TWENTY SEVENTH, LOCK, viz: | (CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, BISHOP SLMPSON, HENRY WARD BEECHER, GE H. SIUARY, BUST OF EDWIN M. STANTON), UN- FINISHED BRONZE OBJECTS, LALGE WHISKY STILL, LOT TOOLS, GOLD WATCH, GOLD-HEAD CANE, GOLD MEDAL PRESENTED TO THE LATE CLARK MILLS BY THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, S.C, LOT FURNITURE, &c. ‘jald-dts JESSE B. WILSON, Executor. PIANOS AND ORGANS. | Macstetcesr PIANOS AND ORGANS OF THE BEST AND LEADING MAKERS SOLD ON MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS OF 85 AND 310 PER MONTH. A GENERAL ¢ ALL MY SECON <PL NO SIDNEY T. NIMMO, | sa10 493 7th street northwest SUB EIEEiaOw' and GALL. Wogaertal terme it Pianos und Organs. which have bean weed, Pianos and Organs for rent, tuned and repaired. js10 IANOS. : TUNING AND REPANIS OF Pianos APF PH SPECIALTY, “ V. BECKER'S WARFROOMS, | #01 9th street. | _Fine Pianos for Rent and Sale, Sh VERAL FINE PIANOS OF VARIOUS MAKES Stor salednd rent, at reduced prices, = KS. F, C. REICHENBACH, Ja2 No. 425 1ith st, m.w. (Private entratice,) gS53TI7? BER ¢ erick 3 ae 2 = cept suudas. i ww rstown, £:05 & ms ealy. efpept Sunday. and, SssS T HEREIN NN We 'w 2°4 ¥ arrive from the West daily, 6:00, 7:20am, 1:15, GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT $50 2m. and 10 end5:25p. m: PIANOS. Pop ‘S 5 Cyr ~~ icons ‘The Best in the World. fom Frederick’ and teicrmediaie Fomtn Eak am, | A 2arre Assortment Constantly on Hand, atthe fits jeave Baltimore Yor Washington st 5:10, 6.20 PE: é fan - w8, mi 4 x | $25 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. pe Sundays, 6-8-0 Sed boa mito 13428, 6:90 78 9 and W099 EDW. F. DROOP, m ‘All trains trom Washington stop at Relay Station ex- Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons’ Pianos, cert. 325 ope 12h mm ‘Tuning and Repairing Promptly Attended Femnsylvania xvenue, corner 14th street where orders J YALLET. DAVIS & COS GREAT SPECTALTY— EE lta for latins toueckethed sad recuvedar | (U4 1 HEIR UPRIGHT CHASD PIANO, ae DUIS General Mansur, Baltimore, | Price “H.'t. MUMBA BIT beh strwst meats NoSe RA | GEAR RISES PIANO FrPn APSE GREAT ew sYLVANTA ROUTE G.H. KUHN, Sole Agent, 407 10th streck i. BOUSEE TRACK ShEENDID SCERERE Ese Aine (oF Bante orwa oa STEEL KAILS. MAGNIFICEN PME: 5 ¥ cing ae EEE eran cesT EyoreMeNt. | Srecndy Co, Exmensos, & Bavs&tCo Grains leave Wanhieton, irom station. sorner gee seretn an owe batho PIANOS ter Bittobute aud the West, Chicauro Limited Bay cs Palace Sleeping Cars at 9.40 a m daily, Fast $.0a. i. daily toCincinuati and St. Louis, with. leep= WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS. € trom Herrisburg to Cincinnat!, and r Pianos and excl Gilets iui ahi chert Sturn schist reas, Cotaaeet. pets aa ith Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago. Western Px: | OF year. Rent applied if p.m daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsburg. ‘stock of Se. Music. Biting to Chtento. “Stak Eayvens ase ee HEN! ER! der Pitteburg ami the West, wilt Palace Slecmme ee ‘NRY EBERBACH, SMALTIMORE AND FOTOMAC RATLR =f 915 F STREET, Fer fax: Cavamtainns Laocheates, Petein ay siy81 Managing Partner of the late firm c Niaicara, O00 p.m. daily. except Saturday, with Palace Care Wasntrstos: to Vice nestor. = For Wisiamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra, at 9.408 m. eas Wor Rew York ana the Fast. ‘7.15, 8.90, 11.09 a m. ‘2.00, 4.00, 10-0y and 11.15 0 m. On ‘Sunday. 4.00, C00 and 11.15 pm Lituited Express o: Pullman Hee tA ee Lui Este bey te wane change, 200 p. m. every week-day. meres For Brookiyn, N. ¥.. all trains connect at Jer. gey City with boats of lyn Annex, affording ai- Pasty OR ie wepioatar hy le 82 and 24 200,40, 346 pm Liniited Expreas, 9 Ssuncay- ‘Baltimore. 6.35, 7.15, 830. 9.40, 11.00 ton ads ato tba Sap tuty ae ais oe Ga bsnckr: 242, Doda ia ade, 600, T4008 and 1S p.m. For Pope's Creek Line, 636a m. and 440p.m. daily, For Anuapolis. 634. m., 1206 and 425 p.m. daily, ex- rine ‘FREDERICK: RATLWAY, iDRIA AND iD) ALEXANDEIA For Alex 6.00. 7.00, 9.2%, 1L01 and 11.35 a m, fa ast, £00 cue: and 1 sunday Bo ee 445 p.m daly. Sunday St * ™ Tins ears Aicaandis for Wankinion, C05, 8.0.100%, 05 Fs HOt, S08 3.0, On, 70s and 0.40 pms Soy and 110 em. 208 and 10d pm. and TAI) a and fr Mod.) General ne ‘VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY. SHORT To ri LINE Rove SOUTH, SOUTHWEST Schedule in effect OCT UBER 12. 1834. 910.4. M.—NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making clone ‘cobnections to ali points South. and Southwent. Daily, except Sunday, with C. & O. Hailway. aan Sleeps Dutet carn from Kew York ant Wonk cars from faabinyton and Atlanta to New Orleaun §:10F M—LOUISVILLE FAST LINE. Daily via Char- ottaville to Cincinnati, Loulsville and ail Western inte. | Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to ‘30-40 P.M —SOUTHFRN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily Sealy Soph ag Somtbreet vi Denys oot Seas Destin, Gracey on At or i mince lumbia to Augusta 23 Gaily. except Sunday. Warrenton (ainsleeve Washington st 9:10 A.M.and om or Uckets and information inguire at Company's Of ror. jon a "5 Of- fcp.cot Pemoerivania arena, leave from E 4 \CGHTER, . MACDANI ass Aavat, Ace it. SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. Pavatz Sto Tuxzcnsra Wass WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, ‘NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c. PRINCE & WHITELY, Stock Buoxens, 64 Broadway.) 120 Fifth aveaue,) New York General Partners: James Whitely, Henry H. Dodie, H. Cruser Oakley Harry C. Logau, Washington, D.. Mayuard C. Eyre, William R. Travers, Special Partner BUY AKD SELL ON COMMISSION ALL CLASSES OF RAILWAY SECURITIES. ‘Branch Office—539 15th street (Corcoran Building.) ‘BM DODGE. Resident Partner. ‘Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re- FRSRS the Markets received through our wires IN ANTLY. direct from the New York Stock Exchange All orders executed and reported promptly. JRENCH WINES, COGNAC, | and 5 40 a im. daily, except AND WASHINGION RAIL- = ‘Pull: | of Ellis & Co | SEWING MACHINES, é&e. Houpar Prrsexta. iE LA TEST, BEST AND ONLY PERFE. - | Ina Macnee, sas THE LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME, Acknowledwed to be the highest achievement of beat ‘mechanical skillin the eountey, Acomplete ew ee of iachmenta, perisning an eo- | e new aud wide range’ 5 (Call or send Yor cirenlar and samples of work at ‘OPPENHEIMER'S, £28 9th street m. w., St. Cloud Butldine. Allkinds of Sewine Machines for rent. Repalti Sewing Machines of all Kinds. Ladies aijustabie fares for fitting and draping dresses, on IPHE GREAT “HOUSEHOLD” WITH OUR NEW set of Attachments, in a Velvet-Daed Box, makes Inest outfit for family sewing ever yet offered. Also. ESE Mute ome Homie, Dommesde, "Every thing at fi NNEY'S, 42; th street northwest. | MEDICAL, &e._ | JR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND only reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city, can be neulted dally, 329 Missouri cvenue, Brat street south gi Fennerivanls venus, between dialed de All emaie complaints quickly rerow-d. Frompt treatment. Correspondence and coiisilltations strictly confidential. Separate rooms for ladies. Ofioe hours—i to-¢and 6 to 8p. un. Ja24-line JR. AND MME. SELDEN. PROFESSORS OF OB stetrics since 1866; skillful treatment for all female nplaints every accommodation for patients, S Park Place northeast, | | : | J\ANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTTEOR | Merci a baoraEne eA BOTETE OR oe ete Seales bate Repose tune pang ‘TWAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTS: Ton SeSENEns nike ofa aena aster in Tranlex sou cancon Ladies’ Ph; ‘in this cit fidently consult Dm. BROTHERS, £06 Betrret south: weet. Particular attention Paid f0 all discases pecul Ye Indice, married or stuale. "All ssrewularicies tad ova Fian troubles successfully treated. f@~ Board, with ex;) sreommodations aud hind. etient nureea Ture ished to thowe who tuay’ desire to stay few days the city under his treatment arses AD ANA BE WISE.—DR. BROTHERS, 906 B treet southwest, appeared before meand madeoath Tat he is the Oldest’ Ratablinhed Expert Specisliag i hip city. and will uaramtes a cure ral cegen of Went val diseasr, and. farnialt oF no tuo Foor furcishedd Medicine tree. Consultation and advice ‘at any hour during the day. Subscribed and sworn to before me by Dr rts, mil sd, 1684, Sable” SAMUEL Hh WAEKEM: Natal Pate, | 39 25s mae Dr pres ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT. and other Fi Ar. Puraxeen. We will wend on thirty dave tial te aon, Leet Uiaiity, and thoes decane of s yeecocal wate salting from abusen and other catisee, Speedy relve and DentOr Ss, FEENH, POWDERS cUnE, Ditroya Dassen # tou, Aeros pool, Quranic caged by "Poisonous ‘Bh ose and Ski Sold at STANDIFORD'S St. Cloud Fietrectn” ree 62 tent by Gnlioctel ane ADAME DE FOREST Has ‘MEDY MibD al temale engi ee ar OBE cousulted daily at 1240 7th street northwest. Oftice frou: 1 to # o'clock p.m, ‘with ladies only. 3y22-6m" R. ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECT Dfevcititas niga i hn profeeions i Serco ebe Yo bean it apeer in the wide world. in the treatment and cure of ous Diseases, Lost Vitality, my 3 the Syster. Bladder, Urinary Oren. pase Wess Totesivee well fort JAMES EPPS & CO. Homeopathic Chamista ite esa Tam AraBaetend TUESDAY, TWENTY-SEVENTH JANUARY, 1685, AT TEN O'CLOCK, WITHIN OUR SALESROOMB, EALER LEAVING THE CITY, COM- raed CLOCKS, BIBLES CUTLERY. SoCo: DEONS, SOAPS, BLACKING, CIGARS, FANCY ARTICLES, ke. Al a LW WN GOLD. VER AND OTHER Blond Cafe EEE at Axeo. LARGE LOT CROCKERY WARE. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Southwest’ corset Peureyivanta avenue and ‘weet CBieventh street. It SICILIENNE SILK CIRCULARS, SICILIENNE SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULARS," TWO ELEGANT SEALSEIN COATS, NEWMARKETS AND QUILTED-LINED DOLMANS ar avcTio} On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, at my suction rooms, I shall well the above wraps, comprising about sixty pieces. made to order for shouse in this city, and are first class in every particular, and will be sold without reserve. On exhibition up to the time of aale, THOMAS DOWLING, 1026-2 Auctioneer, rpaowas DOWLING, Auctioneer, HANDSOME, WALNUT. PARLOR FURNITURE. WALNUT M I. TABLES, BRUSSELS AND 1 GRATN CARPETS, HALL AND STAIN CARPETS, WALNUT AND BAINTED CHAMBER FURNI- TURE , MATTRESSE: WS AND BOL! Tews," DINING TABLES, “DINING | CHA SIDEBOARD, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &o,, 4 BCTION. On FRIDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH, 1985, at the residence of paity declining housekeeping, No, 1012 12th Stree: worthwent, 1 shall sell @ Collection vf Roush old moods. hig je26-40 \HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, T Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, No. 2024 I STREET NORTHWLS1 By virtue of a deed of trust to me recorded in, Liber No.4, folio 412, of the land records of the of Columbia, T'will sell. at public auctior c on TUESDAY, THE THIRD re A.D. at FOUK AND A Tot No. Sf Of the subdivision of square No, 101, the City of Washington, D. C., writitthe improveinents thereon, consisting of oer snr any, pare ‘dwelling, being preiises Ne 202417 street northives of sale: Une-fourth cash, balance at six, Md elhtcen tuottha, with diterest, for: whicl hoten of the purehuscr will be takell secured by decd Of ‘rust and policy o§ insurance, oF all cash at the op- tion of the purchaser? LEWIS CLEPHANE, Trusten THOS. E WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. fa2-d&ds WALTERB. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, SPECIAL SALE OF OBJECTS OF ART. BALE OF THE VITI COLLECTION oF ITALIAN SCULPTURES, COMPRISING GROUPES, STATUES AND BUSTS, LARGE HALL VASES. ON PEDESTALS. BEAL ITALIAN MAJOLICA VASES, COPIED FROM THE ANTIQUE, FINE LARGE FRENCH BRONZE CLOCKS, WITH SIDE ORNAMENTS, VERDE ANTIQUE PEDESTALS. RICHLY DECORATED PLACQUES, FINE GLASS ORNAMENTS GEMS, AND OTHER ART ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-EIGHTH AND TWENTY-NINTE, aT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A M., THREE AND EIGHT O'CLOCK P, M., AT OUR SALES ROOMS, CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, WE WILL SELL, WITHOUT RESERVE, ‘THE ABOVE FINE COLLECTION OF ART GEMS ‘THE COLLECTION WILL BE ARRANGED FOR EX- AMINATION ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY- SIXTH AND TWENTY-SEVENTH, AND I8 WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF CON- ‘NOISSEURS. ‘MB. B. SCOTT Jr,, will conduct the sale, WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., ‘Auctioneers, a24-5t JUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, PARLOR SUITE IN RED PLUSH, MARBLE TOP, BOUQUET AND OTHER TABLES, WALNU MARBLE TOPAND OTHER CHA TURE. CAMP CHAIRS AND ROCK: RS, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, _SPRIN' WALNUT EX. i CHAIRS, WARE, "TOILET WARE, PAINTINGS, — WINDOW "SHADE: CURTAINS, BRUSSELS AND IN PETS. MANTEL. CLOCKS, SET MANTEL 43 OTHFR ORNAMENTS. KITCHEN, FURNITURE AND REQUISITES BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUS:! ‘0 1118 11TH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. On THULSDAY MORNING, JANUARY TWENTY. NINTH, 1985, commencing at "TEN O'CLOCK, we will well, at the above named residence, all the furniture couttined therein, to which we wivite attention UNC. nea - IRUSTEE'S SALE OF THREF-STORY BRICK HOUSE No. 49 K STREET NOR{HEAST. Defanit having been made in the payment of the debt secured by deed of trust duly necorded in Liber “No, 913, folio 300, et seq. of the land! records of the District of, Columbia, I will. by virtue thervof, and at the request of the party ‘secured. ell at blic auction, iu front of the premises, on MONDAY. EBRUARY SECOND, 1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR O CLOCK P. M4. parts of Lots 247 and 2468 im aquare 675. Bewinning for the saine at feet from the northeast corner of said square and running west 20 feet, thence south 80 feet, thence east 20 feet, and thence north 80 feet, to the place of beginning. ‘Lerma: One-third cash, and the balance in stall:uents in six, twelve and eighteen months, for ‘Which notes of purchaser, bearing interest from day of fale, and secitred by deed” of trust on the property will be taken, A deposlt .f $50 will be required at time of sale, and all conveyancing and recording will be at urchanera! cost. Yermax to be complied With tn seven OF j rope! resold at risk and cost of faulting purchaser. JNO. E. KENDALL, Trustea, "TB, WAGGAMAN, Aussioncen * ucB cok (HOS. J. FISHER & CO, Meal Hatate Auctioncers, TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 19, BY BRICK DWELLING. % NORTHWEST, WITH STABLE IN yual in- IMPROVED, ‘M SIREET ‘REAR, we shail weil, on THURSDAY, AF- TERNOO. FEGRUARY FIFTH, A.D..1885, at HALE- PANT FOUR U'CLOCK, in front ‘of the premises, ‘the Weat half of lot numbered four (4), in corporation of Washington subdivision of square Sunbered four hine dred. y-<1 ), as said wubdlivision is ren corded in Liber “S. K.." folio 296, of the recorda of the Surveyor's office of the District of Coltunbia, towethor ‘with the finprovements thereon, consist 7 ft dwelling and stable. ‘Terma: One-third cash; bale (2 perm, with Interest, an” ty ded ‘upon the property sol ‘posit 0 Will be re- fired at fine of male. Conveyancing at cont of chaser, “If terms of sile are not complica with with seven days from day of sale, the property will be resold. at rink aad cost multinie purchaser after five days' ‘AMD J, STELLWAGEN, ; 2 JOHN H. CASSIN, i; Seeaicos: it. uyand two wetred by deed of trunt ‘Woon. JOHNSON BROTHERS, WHARVES AND RAILROAD YARD: ‘TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS SOUTHWEST. BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES, CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE: 1202 F STREET NORTHWEST; 1516 1TH STREET NORTHWEST: 1740 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NORTHWEST; 1113 9TH STREET NORTHWEST; CORNER 3D AND K STREETS NORTHWEST; joj} PENNOYLYANIA AVE, GOUTHWEST. GPRS GETS re ee ream re W. M. Counax FLORIST, ‘Desires to ssterrs te hat they ean find a choice 1219 New York Avenue, ‘retail, at prices sccording to the season “ine cig Saaee ene get your EXCITEMENT UNABATED. That Remarkable Experience of a Ho- chester Physiciam Fully Authenti- cated, Cleveland, 0., Herald. ‘Yenterday and the day before we copied into our col- ‘umns from the Rochester, N.¥., Democratand Chronicle |remarkable statement, made by J. B. Henion. M.D. a | Sentieman who is well known in this city. In thet arti- | cle Dr. Henton recounted » wonderful experience which | befell him, and the next day we published, from the same paper, » second article, giving an sccount of the “Excitement in Rochester” caused by Dr. Henion’s statement. It is doubtful if any two articles were ever published which caused greater commotion, both among Professional people and laymen. Since the publication of these two articles, having ‘been besieged with letters of inquiry. we sent s commu- nication to Dr. Henion, and also one to H. H. Warner & Co., asking if any additional proof could be given to us ‘as to the validity of thestatements published. Inanewer thereto we have received the followin letters, which Sd intervat to the entire subject and verify every state- ment hitherto made: . ‘Rocuzares, N. Y. GexTLEMERN: Your favorisreceived The published statsment, over my signature, to which you refer is true in every respect, and I owe my life and present health wholly to the power of Warner's Safe Cure, which snatched me from the very brink of the grave. Itis not surprising that people should question the statement I made, for my recovery was as great: ‘marvel to myself as to my physicians and friends. * * 3. B Humon, MD. Rocagsrer, N. ¥., January 21. Sms: Acknowledging your favor duly recetved wo would say: ‘The best proof we can give you that the statements made by Dr. Henion are entirely true, and would not have been published unless strictly so, is the following testimonial from the best citizens of Rochester, and a card published by Rev. Dr. Foote, which you are at liberty to use if you wish, HLH. Wanye & Co, To Whom it May Concern: In the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle of Decem- ber 31 there appeared a statement in the form of acard from Dr. J. B. Henion, of this city, recounting his re- markable recovery from Bright's disease of the kid- neys, after several doctors of prominence had given him up, by the use of Warner's Safe Cure. We are per- ‘soually or by reputation acquainted with Dr, Henion, ‘and we believe he would publish no statement not lit- erally true. We are also personally or by reputation well acquainted with H. H. Warner & Co., proprietors of that remedy, whose commercial and personal stand- ing in this community are of the highest order, and we believe that they would act publish any statements which were not literally and strictly trze in every Par- ticular. ©. R. Parsons, (Mayor of Rochester.) Wat. Puncet, (Editor Union and Advertiser.) W. D. Savanr, (ex-Surrogate Monroe County.) Epwarp A. Fuost, (ex-Clerk Monroe County.) E.B. Fenwen, (ex-District Attorney Monroe county.) J. M. Davy, (ex-Member Congress, Rochester.) Joux 8, Moroax, (County Judge, Monroe County.) ‘Hina Srarex, (Capitalists and Seedsman.) W. C. Rowzer, (ex-County Judge, Monroe County.) Joun VAN Voonuts, (ex-Member of Congress.) To the Editor of the Living Church, Chicago, Itt. ‘There was published in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle of the 81st of December, a statement made by J.B. Henion, M. D., narrating how he had been cured of Dright’s disease of the kidneys, almost in its last stazes, by the use of Warner's Safe Cure, I was referred to in that statement, as having recommended and urged Dr. Henion to try the remedy, which he did, and was cured. ‘The statement of Dr. Henion is true, so far as it concerns myself, and I believetit to be true in all other respects. He wasa parishioner of mine and I visited him in his sickness. I urged him totake the medicine and.woulddo the same again to any one who was troubled with a disease of the kidneys and liver. ISRAEL FOOTE, (D. D.) (ate) Rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Rochester, New York. it C ODROLENE 3 Ee ry A aA AA AAA aa 200, go cr eT) Is an Invalugble Remedy for COUGHS, COLDS, « CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ‘and all diseases of the LUNGS AND RESPIRATORY ORGANS Copnotexe Cxeaw is a preparation containing 40 per cent of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, combined with other harmless ingredients in such a manner as to ren- der the “OIL” an pleasant to the taste as honey, yet re- taining all of ite well known medicinal properties which have proved of the highest value in CONSUMPTION and all WASTING DISEASES, invariably producing increase of FLESH and WEIGHT. Itisalso an invaluablefpreparation for Children re- quiring the nutritive properties of Cod Liver Oil, as it can be taken and retained in the stomach of the most delicate person, PRICE, 60 CTS, and ¢1. 8. B. ARCHER, Manufacturer, Sazatoos Srarxas. N.Y. SCHELLER & STEVENS, AGENTS, WASHINGTON, D.C. 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Sreout Norick ; I RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILDING To MY STUCK OF FIRST-CLASS HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PABTICU- LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL- KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON, WHICH 1 CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT CHEAPER IN OOST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO Ok MORE ROOMS ABOVE. FOR ECUNOMY AND HEATING QUALITY THEY HAVE NO EQUAL, THESE HEATERS AND FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY, MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED. WALTEE D. WYVILL, Exotvsrvs Aazer, ° ants No. 452 PA. AVE, NEAR 4% STREET. Wusows Fuziovs 2d Edition. Latest agans tu To St Lonpox, January 26. The war office has Just made public the contents Of a dispatch received this afternoon from Gen. ‘Lota Wolseley, at Kori. He says he has not re- celved any further news from Gen. Stewart. He assures the ent that, in his opinion, there anxiety in this long absence of in- ‘The first news of the battle at abu- four days atter the fight, was brougat, OF Tr ey Wi 1 Bashi Bazouks, Tho last of these who were fol- ‘Stewarts army left in the little band that the story of the fight across the desert. No information but that brought by these Arabs has yet reached Kori. Whatever additional reports Gen. Stewart may have despatched, Gen. Wolseley Say8, Must come by camel couriers with an ordi- {uah escort, —— quake Sheck at San Francisco. Sax Francrsco, January 28.—A sharp shock of juake was felt here at 1:35 o'clock this morn ing. No damage has been reported. eee i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and3 p. m. pricas ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 18th street: eREE gegen The Haltimore Markets. BALTIMORE, January 26.—Vinginis sixes, consoll- ated, 38; paat-due coupons, 34; new ten-fortics, 3154: do. new ihfees, 6236; North Carolina sixes, old, 1.08) bid to-day, BALTIMORE, Mo, January 26—Cotton firm-—mia- Giing, 1074811. Flour’ steady and quict_Howara stret and webtern 260216; do. extra, 3.25087 mills super, 2.7543 , “Blo brands, 478: Patapsco 7. 6.50: do. superlative patent, 6.78, Wheat— southern firm, with active demand: western steady and let; southern red, $3a06: do, amber, avs; "No. 1 ferried, ‘95295%4 ‘spot, Soxgaot rosea: Febrears, wicadli Marc: + dan 2 February, Mare sixsni May, 964954. Corn—southern Armer; wentorn asl rmer and quiet: southern white, 55a56; do. Beer, 50a52: western mixed. spot, 504351 babi g: February fat id." steamer, ‘ “a ‘49 ithern, 35838: western white, 37838: do. mixed, 34046. Feaneyivanis ssait By inn, ‘oats, Hay steady and frm amis, and Maryan Ma. ont 0° visio ody a ca rk— Dew, 1475: old, 14.09, clear Hib aides, ‘packed. 67; Haina, 1 Provisions steady aud quiet. Mess Bulk meate-—shouiders an et, Baga. ininally: stiady ref Talk Ste SRS cere eetntnaceay secret oye ata ir ai Reoripts—flour, 3,714 barrei troleuim ‘The Chicago Markets. CHICAGO, Int, January 26, noon —Wheat opened rea gt 85s for say. ‘advanced. B, ie fll back to i ro, 413 oats 31. May ard 70, ‘the weather is cloudy and cold. HICAGO. In,, January 28. —Closine prices: Wheat January. “79%: Febraary. 79) Gorn—January. 37 een % zt March. 80; 2.20: re Lard—January, 6.85; February, ‘May, 7.10. AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY, ‘The Free Bridge Bil SENATOR RIDDLESERGER URGES ITS PASSAGE BY THE HOUSE IN ANY SHAPE. Senator Riddleberger has asked the sub-commit- tee ofthe House District committee, which has charge of the free bridge bill, to amend the bill pasied by the Senate, and agree to it in any shape. He urged them to put the Dill before the House and get it through in any saape that might be ap) by the committee, 80 that the whole uestion might go to a conference committee. nce in conference Mr. Riddieberger feels hopeful of passing a free bridge bill. ‘The District in Congress. BRITER PROTECTION OF CHILDREN IN THE DISTRICT. ‘The bill for the better protection of children in the District of Columbia was agreed upon in con- ference, and has been reporved and passed. The only c! made from the original of any import- ance was to substitute the age of 18_ years as the age that will Justify the society in offering Its pro- tection, The ill was passed to-day as agreed upon, in conference. AN APPROPRIATION FOR EXTRA POLICE. Mr. Follett introduced a bill in the House this morning, With a report from the appropriations committee, making an appropriation of $6,000 for the payment of extra police from the 25th of Feb- Tuary to the 6th of March, &c. ‘TO EXEMPT CERTAIN PROPERTY PROV TAXATION. Mr. Poland introduced a bill in the House to-day viding that, all property in the District of Co- lumbia devoted to public, pious or charitable use shall be exeunpted from taxation. ‘THE CITY POST OFFICE SITE, ‘Two petitions were presented to the Senate to- day, reciting that the square immediately west of ‘the Post Office department building, and bounded by E and F and 8th and 9th streets, is the most ell- fible and advantageous location for a city post Office buliding. ‘The petitions were signed by B. H. Warner, R. T- Merrick and other prominent ciu- zens. ‘THE “SIX MILLION” BILL RECOMMITTED. ‘Tne House committee on the District was dis- charged this morning from further consideration of the board of public works’ claim—the “stx million” Dill, and it was recommitted to the committee. Confirmations by the Senate. ‘The Senate in executive session to day confirmed ‘the following nominations to be postmasters: W. J. Moultrie, at Georgetown, S C.; A. H. Durant, at Marion, S.C; Geo. R. Hendricks, at Selina Grove, Pa; Samuel’ 8. MeFerran, at Beaver Falls, Pa.; Hdmund James, at Rbensburg, P1.; Chas. H. Walker, at Frostburg, Md.; David C. Gist, ‘at Union, South Carolina. Capitol Topics. ASSISTANT SIGNAL OFFICER. Senator Dawes to-day introduced a bill to create the position of assistant chief signal officer, with the rank of colonel. ‘THR TALLAPOOSA’S LAST CRUISE. Inthe House there was tntroduced by G. D. ‘Wise (Va.) a resolution calling on the Secretary of the Navy fora report of the orders under which the Tallapoosa was cruising at the time she was sunk, and for Information as to what time she left Washington, and what places she visited up to the time of the collision. ‘THE DYNAMITE OUTRAGES. ‘The dynamite explosions in London were the geheral topic of conversation at the Capitol to-day. In the executive session of the Senate Saturday the news of the outrages was generally discussed. In the freedom of a secret session Senators left ‘their seats and collected in groups to talk over the occurrence. Senator Ransoin was the first to draft & resolution looking. to condemnation of the crimi- nal uses of dynatnite. He was not entirely satis- fled with the resolution, and he submitted tt to Mr. Bayard for revision, "Mr. Bayard made such changes as he thought advisable and returned the resolution to Mr. Ransom, who sald, “Offer it your- self.” Mr. Bayard then submitted'the resoliition, and, under @ ruling of the presiding officer, it was declared to be legislative business, and tle ques tion went over until to-day, when it was taken up, Aiscussed and passed, a5 noted elsewhere. CLAIM FOR MaIL TRaNsPoRTATION DrsmrssEp.—A preme Court to-day in the rallroad mail transport- ation case of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louls railroad company, appeilant, against the ‘United Statea. Appeal from the Court of Claims. ‘This was aut Drought by the railroad company Tecover about $3,000 alleged as com- pensation for carrying the United States mails Claiins held thut this” alleged debt vas ‘comprised te im settlement made by the, United States and the company Tespective demands and cross mands on the ist of *, 1871, and that it was not therefore an outstanding Ce eee ‘The judg- ment of that court dismissing the claimant's pe ton is here affirmed. Opinion by Justice Gray. ‘Dears oF Commanpea Giippen, U. & N.—The Navy department 1s informed that Commander George D. B. Glidden, on sick leave, died yesterday ‘Masa. He was detached from com- E i i ii ia ae ceeaele i E §5: Be: gi | i i Re i i | THE NAVY VOUCHER CASES, ‘The Trial of John W. Drew Began ‘To-day. ‘THE CORRESPONDING CASES AGAINET ETREWOUD AND (CARRIGAN NOLLE PROSSED—TESTINONY OFFERED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO-DAY—TSE ALLEGED FaleR CLAINS YOR DRUGS AND MEDICINES—DR WALES UNDER CROSS-RX AMINATION. ‘To-day m the Criminal Court the cases against John W. Drew, indicted with Dantel Carrigan and .C. Kirkwood, for violating sections 5418-21 and ‘38, revised statutes, in presenting fraudulent Claims on the bureau of medicine and surgery, ‘Navy department,aggregating $5,331.96, were called; Messra, C8 Moore and A.B. Wiliams for the de- i ‘The district attorney entered a nolle pros. as to Carrigan and Kirkwood on the last series ments, and nollie of the frst “and counts of each as to Drew. these indictments be consolidated wit serles, 15,877 to 15,330. This order was mi the defendant excepted. The trial of Mr. Drew then proceeded. ‘TBE JURY. Before the jury was questioned, Mr. Moore ob- Jected to a statement by the district attorney, that Uhis case was similar to the others that have been tried, The following jury was selected: John A. Bayly, Richard H. Langley, Wm. Faw. Cumber- lana, Joun ¢. C. Snyder, Henry MeDade, Win. N. ‘Thomas, Jas. L. O'Donnell, Shadrach Dulaney, R. Carter Ballantyne, G. B m, Richard Alien and Wm. H. S. Fridley, Mr. Corie made a brief ning for the govern- Ment, setting forth the various bills covered by the indicument alleged to be fraudulent. The first ‘transaction that the accused had with the bureau Of medicine and surgery, he said, was in its tncep- tion honest. Having a ‘legitimate Dill against the bureau he had raised itan even thousand dollars, From that ume to this, Mr. Coyle declared, they expected to show that all his transactions with the ‘bureau had been tainted with fraud. ‘We have no opening statement to make,” said Mr. Moore, “except to say that you won't show anything of the sort.” THR TESTIMONY. ‘The first witness called was Mr. John Cook, of the fourth auditor's office, who identified the ac- counts in question as having passed through his Office. The tirst voucher for $910.45 Sout a partot the accounts of Pay Inspector James A. Smith was Tuled out, as It was not set down In the indict ment. The other three voucbers, aggregating $5,422.21, were parts of the accounts of Pay In- Spector Richard Washington, ‘The district attorney Wanted to offer evidence to vas he ciated, the Intention of Mr. Drew to rove that the first bill he presented was for $722 lly furnish Uhat this had by his confederates in the bu- and subsequently the name of Philip 8 as forge.t to the certificate. ‘The court suggested that the district attorney first contine his efforts to proving what was set out in the indictment. Francis V. Waiker, chief clerk of the navy pay Office, testified to the payment of the three bills acociinted for by Pay Director Washington to MF. Drew, and also that the signatures of Drew and of Surgeon General Wales were genuine. MR. WILLIAMS OBJECTED to the introduction of these vouchers to support the charges in the old serfes of indictmenta. They were introduced as genuine papers, while under the first count in each of the old series of Indict- ments the bills in question and these appended certificates were set Out as false and ‘The only other count in the indictment merely set out the count as a false and Mctitious claim, without any certificate attached, the district attorney said that the govern- Ment had to do to sustain the indictment was to show that the paper was elther false or forged. They proposed to show that the paper was utterly After considerable discussion Judge Wylie sald he would rule that this evidence was not applica- Die at all to the old indictments, and tuat they should confine tbeir atention to the new indict ments. a ‘The district attorney said that in view of what he proposed to prove, the evidence was applicable to the old indictments. He proposed to prove that the papers were forged. It was just as much @ forgery to write something over a signature after @ aper had been signed, as to forge a ‘signature, and proposed to prove that something Was written over the signature. JUDGE WYLIE SAID that that was a different thing. At present, how- ever, as the court was advised, it ruled that the Paper was not admissible under the old indict ments, bit was adiaisstb!e under the second count Of the ew serlesor Indictinents, Je then Introduced the bills, certificates and checks in evidence. Me asked to Nave Dr. Van id the bitls, remarking that they were in ng Latin or apothecary’s lattn.” ‘There's no use going over ali that dog Latin,” said the court. Mr. Coyle then stated a summary of what the Dills Showed. they being bills tor carbolle acid. qui- bineand other drags aud chemicals, The first, dated May 9th, 1882, footed up $1,978.28; the second, dated December 16th, 1882, agurecated $1,834.04, ahd the third, Isth, 183," amounted to $1,606189, "To these were appended the required cer tlleates by Philip S. Wales, ebler of bureau of med- felne and surgery. Mr. Coyle presented also the checks identified by Mr. Walker with which the Ulils were paid. OTHER TESTIMONY. ‘Mr. Bagg, bookkeeper in the navy pay office, tes- Ufied to having paid one of the bills in question. George A. Matthews, who wasa messenger tn the navy pay office from 1867 to 1884, testified to having seen Mr. Drew present blila for goods to the oftee, und to having on one occasion, tn 1882 oF 1888, car- Hed a check to Mr, Drew for some amount between 21.000 and $2,000. lward ‘K. True, paying teller of the Treasury, testifled to having paid the check of August 20, 1883, to Mr, Drew tn person. As to the other checks lhe Had no Tecoliection. As the other checks bore Ube indorsement only of J. W. Drew, the payee, he was positive that they were likewise paid to Mr. Dre W. D. McKelden, of the cash room, Treasury.was. calléd, and asked ‘a8 to whether he remembered identilying Mr. Drew on auy occasion, UL he bad no recollection of such an occurrence. Mr. Charles R. Campbell identified Mr. Drew's signature to the checks in question and Mr. Drew's handwriting In other papers to be offered in_ evi- dence. He ‘sald he had seen, Mr. Drew write ls name once to,a check and had ‘seen his writing. Joseph W. Howard, who Was for a time employed by Mr. Drew, also testified to Mr. Drew’s signatures on the checkS and his handwriting in the bills in question. ‘A recess was then taken. AFTER THE RECESS. Mr. Charles L. Jones, of the Treasurer's office, was called to testify a8 to the payment of one of the checks to Mr. Drew, but had no independent recollection of making such paymentaside from the handwriting on the check showing that he had probably pald it. Dr. P. 8. Wales, U. & N., was called as a witness, for the prosecution, and téstifled to the routine of the bureau of medicine and surgery in ordering goods and making out vouchers for payment. He Temembered that Mr. Drew competed once success- fully for a contract for supplying ‘This con- tract amounted to about $1,000. He had seen Mr. ‘Drew at the office at that me. ‘There was no law for purchasing goods except by contract, but in cases of emergency the bureau authorized such purchases to snail amounts. ‘When the bilis and vouchers were presented to the Witness Mr. Moore objected to the introduction, of these bills, and made an argument w: rt there was variance between the proof offered ‘and. the indictment. ‘Judge Wyile overruled the objection. ‘The witness said he had never contracted with ‘Drew for the goods named in the bills, and such goods hind never, to nis knowledge, been’ delivered, ft delivered they would have gone tothe naval laboratory in Brooklyn. He had never knowingly approved these bills. Witness’ signatures on the vouchers might be genuine, but if so, they were ob- tained by fraud, He explained how such a fraud might be committed by pasting a portion of a bill on after his signature had been obtained, or by folding over the bill when nis ‘signa- ture Was obtained, or as the vouchers were signed in tripiteate, and the witness examined only {the top one, by introducing. the fraudulent blll, OF ‘a blank bill, underneath. The bills in question were unusually linge. ‘The general run of them did not exceed #50. It was witness’ habit to examine the large bills carefully, Dut thesmaller bills he glanced ‘at only casttally. In answer to a question by the court, the witness said It was not bis custom to ex- amine these triplicates. Once when one of them dropped to the floor he saw it was blank,and called the attention of Carrigan, who was 21 ng the papers for his signature, to this fact. Cai sald that he tntended to Mil it up afterwards, and had left it blank, as he was in a hurry to get up the mat The witndss did not suspect the e. Upon cross-examination the witness sald he did not know where Carrigan is now. occu pled for a time a house that helonged to witness’ wife. He paid the rent for two or three months, and then his wife paldit. ‘The witness sal he was only slighty acquatn ra. Carrigan, ‘Continuing, te witngss sald he ala not watch his clerks. He took it for granted that they were hon- estmen. He had believed Carrigan and Kirkwood to be honest men. “Doctor,” said Mr. Moore, “was there @ picture made of you when you lett'the office?” “Yes, sir, before I lett the office.” “Was not your picture,” asked Mr. Moore, “charged to ‘stamps?” ‘Not to my knowledge,” said the witness. “It that was done it was done by fraud, for the reason that there was no need of dolng thet, That was chargeable to the contingent fund.” Witness sald he had never known of a case where Were charged under the wrong name. His tad never Girectad such « thing, bus on: Tae one. trary had directed that no such should be A MOTION FOR 4 NEW TRIAL. A motion for a new trial was filed to-day in the case of E. C, Kirkwood and Bell Mann, convicted fraud Savon oo the growed of te. tatzonucton of the improper evidence Sod The ection or tne court ia Keeping the Jury out without4®od or water. jeaadbalenta ks BY an Uxcxowns Neoro.—Robert Moore, a White man,while Ist between Wane | attnts porchast about 6 vcoek Ta nigst Tecelved a gunshot wound in the hip, pd an man. The - ous. Itis tL that a desire for must ‘have prompted the shot. - Covoxep Barrisr Miwisren ‘The second of Mrs McKlroy’s afternoon recep- ‘ons on Saturday afternoon was very pleasant, ‘And more crowded than the first the week previous, It was & noticeable feavure of the occasion that ‘very many of those present were strangers, a ma- Jority of the ladies and gentiemen at the various hotels having taken advantage of the opportunity Of Paying their respects to the hostess of the Ex- ecutive Mansion, and at the same time seeing the appearance of things upon an occasion of social gathering under brilliant ight. Mrs. McElroy, attired i & handsome black velvet toliet, with Dodice of black embroidered velvet, received the others, whom were Mr Attorney Genera Brewster, Mrs. Senator Hale Mrs Marshal McMichael, the Misses Nevins, "Miss Armesly, of Albany: Miss Handing. of Philad@ipnta; Miss Lulu Rockweil, and Miss Mattie aitebell Marshal McMichael was in attendance as usual, And made the presentation of cueste to Mrs. Mc- Elroy. Miss MCEiroy ts expected to arrive from Albany to-day, and will spend the remainder of the ‘Season with her wother at the Waite House ‘Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather, there ‘Wasa full attendance both of members and guests atthe Of the Literary Society at the res dence of Mr. Justice Milier,on Highland Place, Sat- urday evening. After a duet on the plano by Mra. Mallery and Miss Miller, the essayist: the evening, Ar. George Kennan, reid a carefully prepared, we abd very interesting paper on the origin of music, which was liustmted by some characteristic peambles in: LOL Lis theories. ‘The positions by Mr. Kennan were combatted by Major Powell at some length, and tn the intere! ‘of Views on the subject @ number of members ook . Vocal and instrumental musical selections y Mrs Buxton and Mr. Bernays concluded the formal exercises of the evening, the remainder of Which, up to nearly ta.dnlzht, Was devoted to con Yersition and the enjoyment of a bountituly spread table ladeu with ali the delicacies of ihe season, AS ail Visitors to the hospitable residence know, tt is admirably adapted to entertalning, and no effort was, ‘on the part of Judge and Mrs. Muller and thelr daughter tw make the evening one of Inemorable eajoyment to all their gucsis, The large and elegantly appoinied mansion of Mr. and Mrs Pollok was all aclow on Saturday evening, and flied with arichly diessed and conge- nlal company, Iu strong contrast to the forbidaing Weather without,—the occasion being another of thelr Saturday evening at hotes for which cards ‘Were issued some Umie ago. Bou Rost and hostess alike understand the art of Dringing pleasant peo- ple together and of entertaining them when as. Sembled, 90 that an evening under thetr toot 1s sure tobe one of delight to ell paruicipanta. Atwoog those present on thls occasion were many persons ot protatnence In public and private if, and the entertainment wasin every Way wortay The as- semblage. A very handsome dinner was given on Saturday evening by Judge and Mrs Shellabarger, and among those participating were Mr. ana’ Mrs Blaine, Senator and Mrs. Harrison, Senator and ars. Sherman, Mrs Logan and Mr. and Mrs J.B. ey. The usual Saturday evening hop at the Epbitt ‘Was a most enjoyabie affair, aithongh but few per- Sons outside of the hotel were present, as the hops fare somewhat of on informal nature, ubd intended more especially for the guests of the house their tmmediate friend. The hop at the Hamilton house on Saturday evening Was fully as enjoyable as any of the previ- ‘ous ones, and was participated in by a large num- ber of the best known society people. Mrs, Edward McCauley gave a delightful tea on Saturday, from 4 to 6, which was crowded with society people, and upon which occa- sion Mrs. SteCauley was assisted in recelving: her guests by her sister, Mrs. Wiltse, Miss Dalsy Rick- ets, Miss Florence ‘Audenreld, and otuer ladies, Commissioner and Mrs, Loring held another one of thetr delighiful weekly receptions on Saturday evening, which was largely attended. At her very pleasant and largely attended tion on Saturday afternoon jast, Mrs. Mullan was assisted by a number of delighitul ladies, including Mrs Pembroke Jones, Mrs Bryant, Miss Mamie Nicholson, Mrs. English and Niss Garnett. Mrs. Stewart and her daughters, Mra. Hooker and ‘Mrs. Fox, held quite a levee Saturday, assisted by Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Boggs, Miss Courtwright, Miss Price, Miss’ Eddy, Miss Gibbons, Miss Wheelock, and other ladies’ A large number who were Mrs. Stewart's guests, on Thursday evening last, made thelr party calls, and from 3 to 6 the parlors were comfortably Diled with ladies and gentlemen. A very elaborate and elegant luncheon wasgtven on Saturday by Mrs Angel and Mrs. Gerard, of New York, at their winter residence on Fi it Square, which was attended by a hundred and fifty invited guests, from the leading officials and prom- inent soctety ‘people, and proved to be a most en- Joyable occasion. Information has been recelved here of the mar- Hace of Mr, W. B. Shaw, jr., formeriy of this etty, {to Miss Eva Gibbs, daughter of Mr. H. Gibbs, of the Sac and Fox Agency Indian ‘Territory. Mr. Shaw ‘has heretofore been regarded as a probable buche- lot for life by his oid friends and associates, so that his new departure is @ matter of surprise a well as congratulation. This week promises to be as lively, socially, as any of the preceding weeks this season. Beginbing With Miss West's tea and the dancing receptions of Mrs. Brewster aad Xrs Wallach to-nigut, there Will be one or more attractive eatertainment every eventng during the week. ‘To-morrow evening the President will receive Congress and the diplomatic corps to meet the army 2nd navy, and as It will be the Last of the serivs of these Teceptions, Ib 1s Tair to predict a larze gauuering. During the at. {ernoon to-morrow Mrs. Voortiees’ much party will bean attractive social event, and in the evening Justice and Mis. Bradley's 1ast Tuesday evening Teception, On Wedoestay evening the Wednesday Club Wil give the thint german of their series; President Arthur will entertain the dipiomotic corps, | at a state dinner, and Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis Will Lold a reception. On Thursday Mr. Theodore Lywan and Johu King will each give dinners; Mra. Frelinghuysen will hoid her usual card reception, and a hop will Lake place at the Metropoifran hotel | On Friday a dinner wiil be given by Mrs. David ‘Klug; Mrs. General Sheridan Wii hold the last of Ler Seri@s of haudsome receptions; the Ausirian Minister will give a dinner, aud Mr. aud Mrs. de Strave will hold another of their popular rece tions, Saturday Mrs Gerard, of New York. wil give a handsome lunch party 1h honor of Mrs McEL- Toy; Mrs. Loriug will hold her ustal cand reception, and Professor and Mrs. Spencer will give a literary Teunion. In the afternoon, of cours: Mrs. Mc Foy’s reception at the White House ‘will attract many, and in the evening the opera of Paul and, ‘Virginia wilt be the leading soctal event. Invitations have been issued by tbe ladies of the ‘Metropolitan hotel for the hop tendered them by The proprietors, Messrs. Selden & Kobbins, on ‘Thursday evening next, and those fortunate enough to be iu receipt of ‘one are looking forward To the event with pleasurable anticipations, Mrs, Joseph E. Brown, Mrs. Albert S. Willis, Mrs. Thomas Hardeman, Mrs.'J.’T. Jones, Mrs. N.C. Blanchard, ‘Mrs. J. M. Taylot, Mrs H. Herbert and Mrs. W. C. ‘Gates compose the reception corinittee. Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Mr. Charles Sweet Johnson and Miss Kate Millar, $39 M. street, to take place at the Church of the Epiphany on’ Wednesday, the 4th of February, at ‘one o'clock. Invitattons are out for the second annual dinner of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Society, to be given on Thursday evening at Welcker's. Cards are out for the wedding of Mr. LC. Mil- burn and Miss M. Gertrude Jones on the 17th of February. ‘There will be two very delightful dancing parties this evening, one given by Mrs. Attorney General Brewster in compliment to her daughter, Mrs. Koons, and the other by Mrs. ex-Mayor Wallach, both of which promise to be very elegant affairs, ‘The Union Veteran Corps, first company, have sssued cards for an “at home” at thelr armory, cor her of 7th and L streets, this evening. ‘The Misses Morgan, of I street, have issued invi- tations for a german on Thursdiy evening. ‘Mrs. Senator Voorhees will give a luncheon to ® few of her friends to-morrow, and later Miss Voor- hees will give a dancing party. Mrs, ex-Senator McDougall, of California, aunt of Mrs. Justice Field, with her dauguter, Milss May, are for Ube winter at 1514 K street. Invitations are out for a german to-morrow eve- ning by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Willard, of K street. ‘Miss Tucker, dauzhter of Hon. Randolph Tucker, ‘will soon go ts New York to visit her married sister. ‘The announceroent that the Misses Paul had left the city was incorrect. The young ladies are both SUID the city, and Wii bave as thelr guest Uis ‘Week Miss Boreinan, of Cincinnati. Mrs. General Merritt, of West Point, is the guest of Mrs. Logan for a few days. Miss Garnett, of Richmond, who has been the guest of Mrs Mullan, on Connecticut avenue, for ‘some Weeks past, will be the ‘of her uncie, Dr. Garnett, this week, and will then go to visit triends ia Balumore. ‘Mrs. and Miss Halderman, of Leavenworth, Kan- ‘898, Who have only recently returned from Et are at Willards, and will be here until after the auguration. ‘Mra Clark Mills is enjoying a visit from her two neices, Mra. P. B. Hutchinson, of Hartf Ehd hrs Wihtis Neb of Fulton Ke CORD ge District Government Affairs, MISCELLANEOTS. Mr. Chas. F. Keefer, 316 2 street southeast, com- plains of the condition of the sidewalk on B'street southeast, between 18t and 2d streets. ‘The Com- missioners reply that there is 20 appropriation for current repairs of sidewalks, THE PRES BRIDGE QUESTIOX. citizens of West Washing- ing the assisted by ladies of the c j | | | eee Rider Cady, at Hudson, X. d ~ ee Secretary Teller and Cotorade Politics, Secretary Teller Was at the Interior department today, having returned Saturday from Colorado ‘from his successful senatorial contest. Be was oc- Gicated to some degree the interest manifested by his numerous friends m_ his election. ‘Teller said that a8 far as he ooald s at ‘Une leadis vy. AS be thousnt wis ‘osu eligitoated Mr. ya ae Inpvsreias. Scmoot ‘tainment Will Be given by some of and charitable institutions of the Disirict_on fnonument. "The pupils give ! Mustrations: ucht, and exiulttts of work refreshment tab! ours overs March 5th. This entertainment ts ory of Mrs Martha Washington, as tribute to one whose domesitc virtues tending'to the improvement of heme, vending to roremen' Who are interested in Industrial eduoatton, Wisi further information, can obtain I schools of cookery,617 14th street and 1888 H ————— Pilliate Feil Sam 3005; 7am, 3.05 1am, pm, 33a. ioc Chicago Socialists Advocating the Use . of Dynamite. At & meeting of socialists in Chicago Saturday the speaker advocated the free use of dynamite an@ ‘the indiscriminate taking of humaa life, A colore@ Woman, wife of the white socialist, A. R. Parsons, Presided.| J. P. Dusey sald that dynamite could be made outfof Une:dead Dodies of capit as out of hogs All Chicago could be minute by electricity. What wi fools in Washington saying they ©. A. Bishop said there were 6,000 men who knew how to manufacture dynamite in their Kitchens for the price of a dinner. Private property must be abolished, nce thar an .Ajoraee Meuase ov tux Twaxp Rive Goxe— elegram frou St. Andrews uebec, rings the Intelligence that Tomas Craig’ formerly well known 1p connection with te frauds in New York, died at his residence near that place yesterday morning. Ficlds, who went to Canada to? escape arrest aind Ving for some years past al a country residence, known as the Priory, near St. Andrews, Seonid bev Sod ern ‘DEATH OF Gxx. Gxawt’s Uncum—Roswell Grant, a larmer, aged 8S years, died at St. Albans, W. Va, Saturday afternoon. He was an uncle of Gen. U.S. Graut. “During the rebellion be sympathized with the south, but’ predicted in 1861 that the south Would not succeed, because, Ulysses his nephew, Was on the other side and his business. He voted for sevenicen Presidenta, all of whoui were elected. ‘Tae Ice Gone IN THE SUSQUEHANNA —The dition of the river at Port Deposit changed, excepting that the immense body of tce "Of Hive miley is besoming more, cotnps \ce of five mi An immense Nas formed on iumbia, Pa, chusing a rise of Point. "Extenve gorges are Nurs Point, Turkey Hill and lending entirely across the river. An gorge 1s also formed at MoCalt’s Ferry, ‘One miles north of Port Deposit. | ‘The’ 1s now apprehended by the of the gonces above, which would We the water aud 108 upon Port Deposit. ILwas sald by old citizens that for twenty years the river has ot attained such @ formidable appearance as it presented last night, wees Sr. Jou DErENpEp.—A letter 1s published from 388 F. Legare, scitremed vo the editor ot te Tope: ab., Capitol, respecting the St Jobn-Clarksom, controversy, the substance of which is that St. John persistently refused to retire trom the probi- bition national Dut consented to work for ‘the republican Ucket'in Kansas in case the nomi- nee for would sigh @ letter commiting prohibition, Legate says that through Mr, Clarkson arrangements were made with te re~ Publican national committes in New York to sup $25,000 (or Uhe canvass tn Kansas, St. John, who was then in SUL refused to return td ‘Kansas until the reput Romine for governor had committed bimself to prohibition, but sald ve Would go to Michigan and make @ few s,yeorhe questing Legate to write to him the ts oUt ih @ reply to this its a vi oe) twenty= fessiou of the collusion and the amon asked, DUL puts It on the Uhat Uh ‘was sought for une WOE Lue Pasty in Kawsed and not for St. John’s mal BEE Wald Ls (Clarkson) does not oe AN AMERICAN NEARLY MORBED TS I'8Gi.AND.—\n Almerican traveler, whose Bame 18 no. Lown, Wom in a train of the Northwestern rallw ‘London to Liverpool Saturday afters.» excited discussion arose over america » 1» ity for the dynamite explosions. freely expreased that the United States \ »~ {o blame for harboring such Rossa. The American defended h' vigorous I ‘and Was attacked 4 ‘he passengers. The Americau drew a Kept his assallants at bay until the © ‘Chester, when he J from the escaped. n camiage aud ‘The result of Saturday's Joint ballot for Untied Suaroe Senator st Liscie Bock, Ars, war Dunn, Berry, 38; Jones, Pagay Ryan denies that be had bar-room peut in New York with Sullivan, DUL says be Is ready to fight him for any amount, D. L. Moody, the evangelist, opened a series of in Ue Lackawanna rink at Scranton, Pa, a YGresideit Yon Der Abe, of the American base ball club, Of SC Louis, bas withdrawn his ojo-- ‘ons to the admission of the St. Louls Union club into the league. ASTHMATIC TROUBLES AND SOREWESS OF THE LUNGS or throat are usually overcome by Jayne's Expecto- raul, a sure curative for all Place from the ception church, corner 8th and N streets 8 o'clock a. m. to-morrow, BURGIST. Op Friday fevers illness, MIRANDA Joba Bungist and dev oied ‘tis, in her thirty—fifth year, ‘A Light ts from our household gone, e uur ‘Wich never can be filed Br rae Fasmx. residence, 31°0 church, Fenoney 2581 2 SORRLePLIM oor 2 ‘Cur Senuary 27th. from her, West Wosbinstou isletives ana TFespecttully invited to attend id ‘1885, et mr, EDWAKD' & Sirti oe ne "Suaps strong. LAY. On. Paheea eis, Lin the: - ‘st uary 26th, at 10 o'clockam, — DAVIES. On Senay ofits “asenis Connecntat even < Lay, B14 ae ‘avenue, PRIN Jannary 25. sID- Sateen Soe il relatives of the: lier isto eoutitere eee ES Oris cen eee ace. A devoted husband and and 8. ‘al gon.