Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1885, Page 4

The Christmas Club. Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Baker, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. of the ladies’ Christinas second distriet, herd an in- at the Ebbitt house this oss Perry was present and Orrice oF tH! WAsHiscros, D.C For the midi Amusements, ALsavan’s ‘That special fa- vorlte of the ladies aha autaton: bineshe Mitch ei, wii make her welcome annual visit to Washington next week, appearing at. x Monday she will give “Pearl Of Savo day, “Little Barcfoot;” Wednesday, for the Te-Day’s Session of the Public Health Association. THE HEALTH O¥ FACTORY orgRATIVES—THE ity tair weat® general plan of the Christmas Saturday matinee, “Fanchon;” QUESTION OF MARITINE QUARANTINE—A wane. Bignee a s some discussion as to whether | 1P& Might, ‘Mazzie, the Midget,” the new play. ) | SPMMIMSIOS TO STUDY TELLow FEVER PRO. i Pidas. Fa ler wenther 1s and provisions would pany of Geran ares, exe nt am ) = ‘Spdicated for alist Niantic coast atte daeamer sears oF the dinner | Comic opera at this house west woek Wil. OPE Se to-morrow, with a on Monday ‘When the American Public Health associa- te or event: ‘ith Milloecker’s most suc- the temperature t fr Wao thelr ladies of the come | SCSAtU Work, “Ene Bogue Student,” following | PUZELED ENGLISH POLITICIANS. | 05 reassembled at Willard hall this moralog A Cola 4_adjourned to meet Saturday at 11 | [20.00% See cuisine 42 poopie. what binations Will Be Formed — deo ehaeag from the Philadelphia 508 tO en inne ‘Franklin bulid | 224 all overs ofiight opera will be delighted 10 | Wu" Orger go Ensure @ Stable Govern. | [stot ealth was read. These resolutions ‘Yemperature will 1 next 32 hours, see it done by a cony ‘which is so highly commended ns the Thalia theater organization, Foup’s OPERA Hovse.—Miss Estelle Clayton, ment Not Yet Apparent—Position of the Tories. declared that no rags from foreign ports shall be permitted to land at the portor Philadelphia until they shall have been disinfected, and tr: ¥ beldee who made quite a sensation by hefrealietic act: | specie Cable Dispatch to Tax Evaxrxa Stan. Chrisman 1 copies | 7 ing Jn “Fayette""in Ng iy York, appearing bare- | "Foxpox, Dee 10.-Much depends in the tm-| Sed upon the A.P.H. A. the necessity of ant for persons in = * prevents. | footed Inone of the nadies, willbe at ‘snext |. odiate future on the lines which any possible | PassingJudgmeut upon the matter of the im- nt for persons in » Week. “Much hasbeen sala nbout Miss Clayton's Portation of rags, and requested the sseoelation Rigucant, and pick + Vhile on your trip ock- | J. W.,George H. Walker; 8. D., Frank Fraser; and beautiful goods «i See the rare 3 twostores, ol ogee before they are desiributed for Bip stock ‘cotton of etch orca on Onlda's coalition of moderates. ‘The following history | Purposes.” The resolution, fe manwtactaring eorriaon's paintings, oleosriph Paintings, beautisur Photograph albums. (ic nristmas cards, 0 and. «inali; iu the elty; ures, plash and ‘Toe following officers were elected last even- ing in James A. Garfield Post, No. 7, for the ensuing year: J. H. Joch plus aad fancy | P. H. Weber, SV. Comar.; fancy toilet and jewel case: unusual ty, and next week Washington People who are curious on the, subject will Bave an opportuni; ‘see for themselves. “Fa- is, founded THE BURDETTE LECTURE.—Bob Burdette, the “Hawkeye Man,” will deliver his very hu- og lecture, snipes “The irs ponent of istache,”” a ‘Congregational church, Friday evening. Mr. Bardeiies homer has s disintegration of the parties may take, and whether there are symptoms ofa split in the liberal ranks consequent on the chance of a of a radical candidature is the first to throw light on the problem. The candidate, whom I will call Mr. A., expressed to Mr. Chamberlain his desire to represent a radical constituency, 8 town in north Scotland, which wanted a radi- to recommend the thorough disinfection of im- ported rags In every part of the United States special committee for Specie oem r consideration and recom- THE FOLLOWING NEW MEMBERS Wereelected: Dr. Andrew W. Imrie, Detroit; Dz. Jno. W. Jones, of Tarbarough, N. C5 Dr, J. 4 e 6: a < 7 a ational reputation, and one can scarcely pick ready-made picture irnmes. A inost extra | J:V,Comdrs A. H. G. Plchiardson, Q. ML a i ; because in Scotland the | Howard Taylor, Ph 3 Seam wich Finae lanes nog atee tienes | pam’ SOpserns LH; raalard alas LW: |iaton thom hs facile peu therein. he sale ot | Guigs cake the place ofthe torlen. 60 he ap-| quhat, Olney, a. J: Hanan, Wetteeey Will be found at lowest Iaraet pric p. Hi Weber, D. W. Houghton, L. J. Meleblor, | Tience, aud nenae tore promises # large Ou | plied to Chamberlain, who sent Mr. A. He was | D.C; Dr. Carl H. Horech, Dover, N. H.; Dwight . H. Veerhott’s nm store, G16 7th street; | FW. Paige and F. Wilson. Alternates, J. H. | fion¢ pee ee n€ | recelved with enthusiam and seemed sure of | A. Richardson, Osceola, Ar branch, 411 7t WE Are Orrenixe low Body Brussels at $ Moses & Son's, cor. 11th street Biaford, A. P. Bauman, D. Gooduere, C. Le = en and J. Burroughs. F cntire stock of Bige- | ‘the GK. A. Chapter of the District ot Colum- per B. | pialast night elected the following officers: G. E. . Corson, G. HP; Wm. é 5 Laptes’ embroidered slippers, Only one pair to euch customer. | FAMILY Sox Store, | 310 7th street northwest. “THE CRADLE SoxGs or MANY NATIONS” at National Rifteg’ hall, Friday evening, prom- Ises to be a charmingly @nlaue 6 jament, These lullabys were rendered lust winter in New York and Baltimore with decided success, Some of those most prominent inthe Baltimore Tendition will appear In this, and the names of sueh local talent as Prof. and Madame Kaspar give assurance that all who go will be pleased. Tie Star Lecture Course.—The third en- election. Thereupon Mr. Gladstone, Lord Roseberry and Lord Richard Grosvenor, the late liberal whip, telegraphed one after another strongly urging the voters to support A.’s oppo- nent A. was therefore defeated, but received a letter of sympathy from Mr. Chamberlain, who said his defeat doubtless was entirely due to Mr. Gladstone's iss, 7. Young, Z. 7. ‘Sowers aod Des Moyen, is a vi An auditing committee, consistin; wi Wien of Betrott SW Bailey, of Louteriile, bak ae » ington, N.C., was ap- ame AROFACTORIES AND WoRKSHOPS, e executive committee presented a new draft of the resolntion offered by Mr. Lomb yes- 4 1 Sow be Ese of 5 i i by was flowed by a slight recovery in Dat later there was Tones prices, wed weakness, and af 11 o'clock the market is weak at or near sale prices. Eiseman, cor- | } Washington Stock Exchange. CLOTHING at wh FS tertainment in the South Washington Star | opposition. This incident, which can be relied | tetday, as follows: “That the A. P. H. A. re- ‘The ‘changes x be see { lecture course at the Tabernacle this evening | ypon, taken in connection with Chamberlain's | spectfully recommends to the commissioner 9 the Washington Stock Kxchinge are noted to-iay Dox'r miss Burdettes tecture Friday night. Pot commander, OTe Waa nock's readings | oncert will | aud Gladstone's speech at Leicester directly | 0 satistics and labor ‘or eaberta hows ate Bicred’ fu bid. 13a ask siunxt under Sale Miscellane- senior vice commander, | he given to-morrow evening. afterwards, foreshadows the character of the | {t shall be to Visit the pricchent hee Heel ca To ae A | abet tees tptting Ont oud cgoues or tam Jantor vice commander, Ba | SF oan OER. Housns— Guibert and Gutti- | coming political developments. Iam informed Mrorkshops 1m thls country, to examine them Setbe, W0s4, Girrench, 118% tid, Liza waked. Be cea } - "1 van’s “Pirates of will succeed “The | on care! reference to 11 ro ek pa | gn Erion ace ftp ang: | MRA? eOBPOO HE anaerea wi | Sakis Suiey mmualae ec aon | Muara etre, nal too plop Seas Goes Baxp Kerr Jacke brown, bie and mae] UNUM gin Right ouicer of tae day, | Diws Musrvu.—The, two Wanderers” wilt | "dish ine whies, in sind to report on the same with recominenda: Georgetown RR. bonds Las bid. Setropallian be the attraction at this house next week. as the liberals. This will | tions.” This resolution was adopted. ——_—-- now, because the old tory country part; zs Pe Sinplctely amuiniluted., When patiiament | AGAINST A NATIONAL SANITARY EXHIBITION. The executive committee’ reported that in their Judgment the proposition made in a reso- H stock, 110% asked. North Capitol and o Street 1, 45 did, 50g asked. Washngton Gas, 34 bid, 34%, asked. Georgetown tins, 40 bid, 44 asket. Firemen’s Ina, 44 asked. Arlington Ins., 147 bid, 160 asked, “Gor mt Affairs. Bese tsaee sow o7 cicanees Ineets ho atiempt will be made immediately ji ey to overthrow Lord Salisbury, who will not act The District Commissioners yesterday pro- unconstitutionally in retatinlng office, betause muigated the following regulations for inspec- ere epee earerie4 tion of licenses to dealers in spirituous and fer- | Purvuifites the larter were elected to oppose the int «| Rominations sent in to-day. mented quors, wines and cordials: iil not introduce | Committee of nine to consider the practicability | SENATOR LOGAN To BE RESTORED TO THE HEAD ‘The Commissioners baving determined that | Hberals. The conservatives ee aierring | f holding a national sanitary exhibition In OF THE MILITARY COMMITTEE. eenses to dealers are to beheld only by per: | So2tition. with Honor, racner. than. piace | *isclty tn 1887 was Inexpedient, mia ‘republican catiede’ Sobauatites: Bian /e- Fon Resets ip Nannie rooms kod tip: {S¢, @ Price, and feeling certain also that | yor Of health at Tier ed OF the state | cidod to restore Gon. Logad to his old position Delegates to the department encamp- FA Butts. Win, H. Webster, Geo. HL. Capitel Toptes. THE NOMINATIONS REFERRED. The Senate, in executive session, this after rigged hey Le 13 asked. Potomac Ins. 4s lution offered by Dr. Chancellor, secretary of the | 2008 Teferred to appropriate committees the | tate Title Insurance, 100% Did, 103 asked. Peon, this city. ‘al Brodie, J. R. as. F. Kiever, Fred. Brackett, .P. Hebrew,” ‘oleman, Vilet, L.A. Meade, Wm. H. Hutchinson, Fred. (, Peck, S. Livingston, J. C. Starkweather, John Middieion, Wm. 5. Ciemmer, W. H. Fuss. ; i — Maryiaid state board of health, to aj tures at Congregational Bor Bueperte eburch Friday ni: oe " Baltimore Markets. erybody must be sup- BALTIMORE, 3:.... December 10—Virginia sixes, and liquors. For the best and For tir Horspays plied with wine: pel -due G1; “new “ten-torties, 38%: are se 3 s from Keepers of bars, sumple rooms and tip- a | Bs panes, & parest call at Car. Xauder's, No, 909 7th street ae pling houses, the board will eause inquiry to be | OY terms by, which Gladstone could | “Maritime Quarantine from'the Moule er the a of the 8 1 cory Eire S1: North Caro a 15% bid to-day. porsnwest. i fexsion of Murder. de ineach caso referred to them as to the | ProPltlst ist enol, like O-Gonnell rae St, Lawrence to the Rio Grande.” Senator Sewell, the prevent rman, 18 t0 | sid ihe Spee eg ke STRAENED His Str. NTONIO NANDELLO IN THE CRIMT- | nature and character of the business carried on | <ihugr position, will accept much less than he | | Dr. Rauch’s paper contained a most ex- | take the chairmanship of the brary oommit- | Pn seaty and quiet: western 3 STRAINER! te 3 or tobe carried on by the applicant and the | Gor ands ‘This reaches me straight from one uf | haustive account of the quarantine precautions | #¢ t be made vacant by the election of Mr. | Southern’ red, “iQ: southern amber. aal00: In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, yes- | accommodations possessed by such applicant | demands. This reaches Mes taken in every part of apang precautions | Sherman, the present chairman, as President | Novi saryisnd. 00 cakes tore : " Nar- | for the conduct of such business. terday, the trial of the case of Antonio Nar | “When the applicant has been engaged in dello, charged with the murder of Carmine busi: on the premises before making the ap- tunno on the 29th of August last, was con-| plication referred tO it, the board will cause Slect.o vs areover exept six, therefore, | §trictures and suggestions. ‘He was followed nee Prophesy, that the ultimate figures | by Dr. Joseph Holts president ofthe state board Will be—liberais, 384; conservatives, 250; coe fae Crean are paper on “San- proct es Pe PI: timed after THE Stan's report closed. nquiry to be made as to the manner In which | Dellites, 86. ue coe oop eich ‘Jompared | and Maritime,” w Orleans, Municipal Every tour felt lose pain. T'wore the Flaster | | Judge MacArthur said when Detective Block Bea fe Cre 0 i ora Scenes oxi itn the Tat parliament, will leave the liberals YELLOW FEVER. ding that when a testator requests in| $22, reg dags then, applied another, was well in a por asic yewagre ig eget vere yi Calle police authorities Weaker by 17 votes, the conservatives stronger | Dr. Holt offered a series ot resolutions, which | his last will that no bond shall be required | Sinab. tee ae see g lites stronger by 22. ‘The board will get all the information that me See ind) the, Famelained 80 votes sa the | Y8#Teferred to the executive committee, ask | of his executor or executors, then they sball be he ge " re” o = In the Senate to-day Mr. Call introduced the | Mined, spat at bill, which failed in the last Congress, provie | Jan Depot. in lifting ‘a heavy trunk, I strained my si: diully.” ¥ imme- prisoner Information as to bis right to be silent James B. KENNEDY. Cor frm, 1.10a1.20. Other articles Lancs Siocz of isecy_ at table | 2 salts perso ‘westaed a | the, Page, wutuce omc have beta og | Sava 'Hs WPLAZ that ged rainea $e | wemmminion of tea merabers"tasor bawa | ueasbin athe Socaed aa coy ayeetias | Me eee ee wee | OW WT Bose eC dcbung pamaten teenie | eee tues Eee drank there; whether any Mquor ts sold and | Pave, lost 18 in the cowie of the nextaix re- | ability and special, atialumece in, biniegaent es may be due on the property. Relerred to the SUL vantela: wheat’ bod, Bonne: ‘Corn. 38.000 > ° 0. POUT SHE Tan, | hemodnet aie ales te chong, He woud | Gta shen ieee mado, toga, the | Rite tw comet, tniscoantudes tte clecion He] Sze oa’ parlclariy tn the aepartnens gf | Julelary connie Bere ote Gon San anaes bans fessions, or were given without any constraint, | Police officers, as in other cases, the officers to —— cal men of recognized ability and experienco— Crop Beports. a OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF STAPLE AND Cuormrxe at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor | Somise or duress, Detective Block, resuming | Make thelr reports in writing, f FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR NO AUTOPSY TO BE HELD. Fon berths is testimony, said Nardello denied that all | ,, The cases must be sent to the Commissioner ai Cart axp Exawinn FUssi1’s grand dis. | toe clothing taken from, the trank was bis, but | (2 SHURE of tuctonerg y The Coroner Satisfied Mr. Vanderbilt Sei pon ray pants, with blood on them, was : ; BiSz See Puss orioice cauates inte | sown, bagrem met crelted yin: eM pol Dismiss, Died of Cerebral Apoplexy. | Tho relations: proposed that $30,000 beag| %6 principal crope. The increase in the | mlsatwen het. ite pening eda ony varied LRT ER city. Prices $1 t 5c. per pound. afraid to die.” On the afternoon of the Sunday | ‘The Commissioners have dispensed with the] New York, Dec. 10.—The undertaker was | Propriated to pay the salaries and expenses of | product of corn has reduced the average vatue | * o ‘ak which tt" te pe IRITION. x ae eee succeeding the murder, at the Boundary police | services of Mr. F. W. Cobcy, a watchman at the | 2°". sr “vanderbilt’s this morning. He {he commission, and that, each member of the | of the crop to 38 cents per bushel, ‘The average | weuecr med. Gon 1's Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russe. had been to New Dorp, Staten Island, and | $5,000. Should recelve a8 & recompense | value of the previous ctep in December was 36 | 5&7. - Pork January, Fuss sation, he sald, according to the testimony of | Washington ssyium, to take effect from the aay ee — RE ctl ree persons in this. Me | 10th instant. . Compared former prices corn me have: — Rew Yok stews: xo alboelen 's' gone. Me not care tor = a made, preparations for the final Interment | The last paper of the morning was on “Mari | cents, Compared with f a ereeeee on eeenaian Ot Sevier. ‘Wehave space to name but i few. ‘INE PORTRAITS. methy, a. av. ere to-morrow. Wo Of e BONS Of e dead nitation,” and was read y Dr.8.T. _ ‘ILKESBARRE, Pa, Dec. 10.—A man s man, William atid George, sat ‘up ail night as | Armstrong, of ‘tic marine hospital service. The | ,TB¢,RTIC® Of wheat, though still low, ts on- to be Win. "Kunkle was arrested in Le, | Will begin with our Beautiful Pancy Boxes and Tollet ferisit Hilo Janeiro, Mexico, and, if necessary, PRICES OF WHEAT, CORN, ETC. and Tavana, to investigate the | The crop reports of the department of agri- methods pursued in those places farm prices Bhacclimated against yellow fever’ inieetion, | culture for December gives the Paoos of Caicago Markets. CHICAGO, Ix1.. December 10, 11:15 « m.—Amount of Wheat on’ passage increased’ $00,000 bushels dur- tog the week. and. owing 10 an absence of war cables Pasquale | Abondante and Pas | 4 CoLorep MAN CHARGED WITH FORGER’ Mus. J. P. Panwen, importer of fashion, 11 ssemonie sitting down in Italian shanty | tames Walker, colored, was arrested yesterday Also, our own exclusiv consiantly being received. New instantaneous photograph gallery, 711 Market Space. designs, Novelties to Oilicer Whitehouse, and when I git to | oh nad trick devil get tat me (pointing to | U-% witness. Walker, who was In the eraploy forehead). and me go back and go back and go | O)D8 W. W. Meé come to that house, house where i a aoe ie eae Ir ‘above last December's average, watch a ibaa Satie Seotogunreniomernone Scrat silt ake Sing Daceraber a comabiete | quale sald, ‘Lets wa? bd Sy, A | ee atwlte passing a forked cheek, and Tide'the boat pete ae oe je i eeu Pahoa ee quietly brougat Tere last night.” ‘He-was taken | Iginpricestrom S80 apwogi0dy assorti wets te 0 ‘© him over e house, get uj (fog ee | ony 5 : Hats of the latest and most approved styles. | [nthe morning and go outs me go to railroad | James Ferguson, who, it is alleved: forged the | The luneral arrangements will nol be changcd; | New arrivals have registered today aa fol-| » The average price of rye is 56 cents, 4 cents | Vefore an alderman on ae of being im: - licated in the murder of the Kester brothers in iq Of Barley, 5G cents, | Keybertaville some weeks By request of eibcrease of 4g | the authorities he was committed to the coun’ - prison to await other arrests and further ‘Handkerchie& are just about as nice little things as you can get for Christmas Preseuts, We have xe- cured one hundred dosen Ladies’ five alltinen colored bordered H’dk'fs at 25 cta a plece; forty afterward the funeral will take place from St. Bartholomew's church. No autopsy will be made on the remains as the coroner is perfectly : Frederick Edunster, M. D., Brooklyn, N, | ™ore than last year; of Y.; 8. 0. Richey, Washington, D. C; H. H.| 92,,/0cTease of Wheat, 56. cents, 9 i ¢ Lévy, Richmond, Va; Dr. J. sion fis alleged, went to Rigs’ bank with | satisfied tut Mr, Vanderbilt’sdeath was caused | Prifddeiphia: Par; Uriah Wilt xebers ocr of Bape Seba per tent in place or Seay ‘Evans, was entrusted by his em- acheck for $12.16 to Mrs. Shea. Inony, ‘The police are of the opiniog that the qance iz me hear talk upstairs; me y . | by cerebral apopiex: Y. - SS.CR per ton 1a piste O85 17/1 tp dosen Ladies’ Pongee Gk H'Gk'® at 60 cts. 0 = a the check and attempted to get it cashed with- | by poplexy. N.J.; Dr. Hen: pears ro, Philad a i have the right parties who committed the CLorurse at wholesale prices. Etseman, co- Pasquale Abon- | One {being endorsed, and was informed that a C.hiompson, Davenport, Idwa; Edward Aue | the dame as last Decestiers ne ae eee | Dut refuse to give any information. ee EMPEROR WILLIAM ILL. ner 7th and E. = SEATS for Burdette’s lecture at Ellis’ musie stare. ii i Repvction oF 30 Pe m all staple ary soods, blankets, comforts, cloaks, newnar- ets and ‘ready-made dresses. ‘once to | § z secure bargains. Herzog, 915 7th street north: | jeered him while in the police van on the way ae to jal he cried out to them, “Three person, 50 tor ladies hai s is {and held up three fingers al the crowd, an eee ae ee te Sth seer ed Shoes this | Tier te wagon started he sald, “Me not afrald Bron - todie.” CALL axD SEE our gént’s fine calf waulken- | fast shoes, hand-sewed, all styles, button, lace aud Congress, ut $2.99. Equal to any $4 shoe | in the city. FAMILY SHOE Sroxe, | ‘310 7th street. How. Jo. W. DaSrEt.s oration at the Wash- he could not get the imoney, until It was en: re reupon went to Ferguson, ai ire fed that the latter endorsed the name | His Allment of a Serious Character. Of Mrs "Shea upon it, and Walker drew the | Loxpox, Dec. 10.—A dispateh from Berlin money. Walker was charged with the offense | says: Emperor Wililam 1s seriously ll, and erere Dabepen reper soem At oe fears are entertained that his ailment Houks Albert F. Webster, Staten Isiend: N. itted for a hearing. r ae pote weal eee Ano. W. Weight, “M: 'D.. Bridgeport, Coun; SAL¥s.—Francis P. m1 chai jandry, Catonsville, he 5 neta ar ee ‘M. L. Gannett for $7,000 a Against the 0} opoly. Adams, M. D., Piltstield, Mass. oes x RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT. -—Si ‘'T. Wormle: STANDARD COMPANY BETTER RATES THAN a y : Ras sold to Eimma. Johnson for 60,000 the | OTHRR REFINens At8 o'clock this afternoon, by appolatment ih asi cla eles tate __ | ground at the hortheast corner of 18th and D| CoLUMBUs, OH10, Dec. 10.—Tho supreme | of the President, the members of the associa. Detective H. Raff testified that he heard Nar- | Ffrocts, fronting 48.0 (eet on D street, 2814 feet | court hus decided the case of Scofield. Schur- | tion called in a body at the White House, and dello erying iu his cell,and went to him. He | on 13th street and 48.9 leet on E street. Micuigsa Seaere ations. Take (hore sna were received by the President. article of t apd sickness or death =e ;me hold one leg; Gesse- Tener : cane Suuid Tesult ’ such person shall — be | wife and her paramour, was shot by the woman ; x Gixe Hovse.—TaeSrar | plaintlits. They are independent oll refiners of |__ THE PROGRAM FOR TO-NIGHT'S SESSION and Albedante do like | , Foe THE Nias Lop Bleveland,and sought toenjoin the railroad com- | 1s as follows: Reports of committees of award of | Punished by imprionment at hard Inbor for | through the head Monday, near that city, aud sey Hartwell, Baltimore; Chas. F. Klayes, Cin” cinnati, Ohio; Benjamin’ Lee, Philadelphia; J. H. Kellore, Battle Creek, Mich.; Rudolph ‘Her: ing, Philadelphia; C. ‘T Richardson, Charles: town, W. Va; Wm. M. Chamberlain, New fa | York: Albert ; a5 plas, and Abondante he e puil, he fill to floor, Me ook. up and see Gesemonte cut his throat; blood pme all over my pants, Me sald, ‘0, my! | jesemonte said, ‘It ts all right.’ He give me ‘This was all he en some Stalfan: ‘colors, at 75 cts. and $1.00. Pleased at the President's Propesition. OrTawa, OnT., Dec, 10.- ‘Linen H’dk’fs for Gentlemen 10 ots, MR. CAEL REINTRODUCES THE BILL MAKING IT | tions are belng miade by lumber MrmsakOttaws | tothe fwat emltonedarsoce nee SP ‘A FELONY IN THE DISTRICT. gad the vicinity for operations on a large scale Mr. Call re-introduced in the Senate today | during the present winter. Greut watisfaction | ame most choice thing tn our stock for Gentlemen ts the bill to prevent theadulteration of food in the | Gicveland’s mesuage th remove tne iinport dere | 29408. Fine White Silk Mandkerchiets at &) cia District. It provides that all persons who shai knowingly sell articles of food adulterated with anything injurious to bealthshall be guilty of Shot by His Faithless Wife. felony, and shall be punished ty imprisonment | CAUGHT WHILE ELOPING, SHR ASSASSINATES ete tects ee cores a ve ah te over HER HUSBAND ON THE ROAD HOME. php re fil atic! ee | _D. D. Lofland, a grocer of Chattanooga, Tenn., rE ee ME UpOnUY , MO an Sdultocated | Satie returning trom © puswult of his falthions The Adalteratio: ‘ood. In the more expenalve articles we name a choice Jot of ‘Beal Plush Hacques and Visiter, which we have liad ‘made expremly for the Holidays, at $25.00. Also, another lot of very fine Plush Sacques nt $35.00 and Newmarkets st $8.00, $20.00, $12.00 and 15. house on the north side of Desales street, east | A RAILROAD ENJOINED FROM GIVING THE = Las received for the Night Lodging’ house fund hot more than ten years or by fine of not leas Silks and Velvets are always acceptable for Prevents. ti Monument Dedication for sale, price | cee Cried his —— eibronl ell from Mr. Alex. M. Bell $5; from Sirs, Eliza @. pany. from granting the Standard Ot) gompany | the Lomb prize essays: I. On “Healthy Homes | than $10,000, ‘or by boll scr by ae ‘be lable to | tally wounded. Lofland married his wife ut Our stock is now full and complete. We import Ide, at Gray & Clarkson's, $9 Pennsylvania | Dew asked what they gol, and jhe answered | Poilgs Al lower rates for carrying oll from Cleveland and | anq Foods for the Working Classes.” Il, On | daiages in acivileuit. ‘That aay person whe | Bristol, Tenn., five yours He made con-| nothing hut the beat Silks, every yard of which avenue, Globe office. __ Witness asked, “How did’ von get the blood on ae that" lower rater were given the Standard oil | “The Sanitary Conditions and, Necessities of | lls, &n adulterated article of food -without | siderable moricy there, and three yeursago the | weguarantes Crorutne retailed at wholesale rates. Eise- eg of your pants?” and he answered, “Me ‘The Courts. that lower rates were given the Standard Oil y jecessities of by six | Couple moved to Chattanooga, where the bus- y - | School-he id Sch Sad le “) murking itas such shall be puninh man, 7th and E- oe dacuraen tt Judge Coz. company by jving thems rebate on the reya hool-houses: an ool Life.” TI. On “Dis- | monthe® e,” and he renewed bis Crecurr Court, N. imprisonment of by a $500 fine. Ke- band Went into business. 4’ few months ago rcle, decided by Ji infection and Individual Prophylaxis inst i v1 oj Splendid Brocade Velvet at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.90 crying. Yenterday, Groff agt. Millet; verdict for plain- | Handin, of the Cuyahoga, common pleas. ana | IDlectious Diseases.” IV. OuThe Prevestabie | Fed to the District committee. Gar mate the ncganiotance of the sonnei: |. Perera. : No Mowe high prices. Hempler’s, cor. 4, Andrew Forlachi and Antorni Gaetaro testi- | tif for $232:84, with interest. the question raised was reserved in the district | Causes of Disease, Injury and Death in Amerl- TO ESTABLISH A BUREAU OF PINE ARTS. and she seemed completely fascinaied by him: = NSE eee cement: eat OL Uetatani(e sicoptug Crncurr Court, No. 2—Judge Merrick, court and the case brought direct tothe supreme | Can Manulnctories und Workshops, and the | Mr, Cail also introduced & bili to establiah in | In order to take her from ‘he city Lofland pur: Yesterday, Craig 'agt. Rowland; verdict for | court, where it was argued a few weeks ago, laintiff; damages 1 cent. Craig et al.. agt. | and Has just been decided in favor of the firm: Warner: verdict for platatl® and damages es 4 upon. Equity Court—Judge Hagner. Best Meuns and Appliances for Preventing and | the Smithsonian Institution @ burean of fine | chased a farm in an adjoining county, but ‘she school hggicns: by Prot Dr A. Sarco een eh | arts, to ald in the development of the fine arta | beca eee ay university, Catnbridge, Mass, chairman, Re: | In the several states and Territories, by the re- | 3]°500 of the money realized from the farm as port of committee on animal diseases and | Production, for the use of art schools! aiiony. She secured jon of the mone: CITY AND DISTRICT. . Amusements Te-Night. egmess® TuxaTer.—Jetferson in “Rip Van Carmine Guidio testified that Albongante and Gessemonte had money before the qisap- pearance of Rotunno. oe The government announced that With the W. W. BURDETTE @ co, What Flint Bottle Makers Want. CHicaGo, Dec. 10.—The Western Flint Bottle ‘No, 928 7TH ST. and 706 K ST. N.W. inkle.’ examination of Mr, Coyle us to measufements, | yesterday, Ball, guardian, agt. Lane! Jon in | 20imal foods, by J..M. Partridge, South Bend, | @nd academies, of caste of statuary and | by some means and last Friday night el rs = ” the prosecution was closed. Bias ried ties pion fo Manufacturers assovlation was Jo session in | Ing. chairman. Report of committee on dis-| other objects used In giving instruction : Ausavcn’s Orzea House.—“Siberia’ MP. Cork, for the defense, asked the court | *pedinting Wm.’ A. J. Lagley “guar this clty yesterday. At present the product of | yo.a) of the dead, by John Morris, M.D. Balt | in art; as also by prey end hea ere ene ey meng hd cca Jewell; divorce granted, ation for injunction denied, oe distributing Inore, Md., chairman, To-morrow ‘afternoon | Plans for the construction of buildings, ete; | peottsboro, Ala. and they fled the members of the association will Inspect the | that the bureau shall hold eunually in Wash- oysters at the 11th street whart.. The local com- | !ngton a public exhibition of works of art,. Sion | forgive her. She said she would return with mittee OF arcangetnents will prepare for them | t anne 5 wo cater aad eee. Pabliestion | him and they bezan the Journey home. Atan a grand oyster roast with ali necessary acces- aceon unfrequen' in the road she sorles, new discoveries, inventions, ale. Referred to | Grew s ‘pistol from ‘her pocket aud duet bey litem, Jewell a: Ford agt. Herzog; om that place to tle mountains. He overtook them, and the woman pleaded so piteously that he promised Forp’s Orrxa Hovse.—“A Night Off.” to allow the jary to visit the 5 ‘Tux TABEEXACLE.—Prof, Cumnock’s read- | alteged crime was committed, “hin, weere the cussion the court stated that the place had Henzoe’s Opeta Hovse.—“The Mikado.” | been fully described orally aud by plane and a8 ‘THEATER Comique—Variety. the granting of the request might lead to ser- Dime Museum.—Edward Lang Comedy com- the factories controlled by the association ts shipped a8 third and fourth class freight, and 5 It was agreed that hereafter a better classitica- Affairs in West Washington. tion would be tnsisted upon from the railroads, STiLE,Misvs A Fin ALARM.—West Wash-| {t being claimed that the grades should be won is still minus an alarm bell, though pe changed so as to put the goods into the fourth ons and requests have been filed repeatedly | and nith classes. No limit was put on the pro- ious results, he denied the request. CITY ITEMS. > z ‘ NorEs. the library cominittee. through the bead, put spurs to her horse and pany in “Seheming. TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE. with the authorities. duction, which will be largely increased by the ns Fei . aud | + MR. Goldechwtd, §12-7th st. mw. ‘-ASHINGTO: mi street For the defense Edward D. Wright ws t fs resumption of the Pittsburg factories, which | The local committee of arrangements have escaped. The bullet passed entirely through ~4 ol Lae yo gs eet | called, anid testified that in going uewaiet aaa es aa Tomine item Georgetown un | were closed during the loug strike of the meu. beeu very attentive to the comfort and enter. Canered Sia eee, ingens sani ont he be separea See ariy | Sie her oan ee ee Soci ae te sell dhe Shure he diode Pus remains ware In pees tainment of the members. Members of the | HEARING IN THE CASE OF EDWIN A. MINTIRE. red ge pemsh, ond, t 2 Condensed Locals. Sad atecrapend Meco eee ee Naruello, | SSua in the college cethiotery. Conference of Coal Miners and Opera- | commitice remain about headquarters allthe | at a late session of the Pollce Court held soem, citers tomorrow. Meitey.© Hine Amert Street lamps will be lighted at 5:00 p.m., and | not get lili to talk intelligently. Ot °OM4 | GRais Recewrs.—Canal boat H. M. Talbot tors. thine and plas the pact of hosts, giving Infor- | yesterday afternoon, Judge Snell heard testi- (aTanne and Tea Sets. During the late vast improve: extinguished at 5:00 a.m. —ee arrived vesterday with 1,400 bushels of cora | PrrrsnuRc, Dee. 10.—A national conference | tribure to the picastee oF the mentors Ty | mony in the case of Edin A. Melntire, the ments in our ment these sels ‘put a ‘The Medico-Chirurgical soctety of the District Large Property Sales. and ce Bee, Se ness (Gedinaects oe of coal operators and miners to consider the | their efforts they have the co-operation of | real estate agent, charged with perjury, ax us \'c damaged, and on that account shall offer gfCotambia has elected the following officers | airs, arianue Wood, the widow of Charles F. | Cit sold on change at 4c. to 40s. 5 qualization of wages and other | inany eltizens not connected. with the erm: | herotofore mentioned in THR STAN. Tho =<) ‘them at such low priogs that the publics will be ing the interests of employers and workmen, will be held in the city on compelied to buy them. Remember, they are Wood, has sold, through B. H. Warner, to B. Hf. | | CarGEen Wart Curtixe a MAn’s Ear OFF. the Washington & Georgetown, and Keyburn; vice president, Dr. D. 8.'Lamb:second is that Mr. McIntire, while admintsprator of the ee va COMPLETE TREATMENT,WITH INHALER FOR | Only slightly damaged and at prices that’ the eee ee ee Oe Ten DE | Warder, of Olio, for $50,000, the property at | The case of Win. Gouging, the man who li | December 15th. Chris, Evans, executive scc- srovide the asecistion Wilk w Secon can, | cxthte oftne lave David McIntire, made a sworn — FOR | grealmost given away. » "yd A. T. Augusta; |. A. Harvey: 7 ed wi uttiny ei 1@ Natio Fer ers 1 is, i e gt ye ater sho i: VERY FC. RE, on tas ppoading sccreuary, Hi Seaman: librae a ee Pas brah | Of, as stated In THE HrAi several days ago, | has Sescived, letiers trom many leading opera, BU pe one ne Gos tie gen emnn 1s Snags | ican wich ted coms ine ie oo ceaien ae ee oe ae eee At Once or all wil! be sold. $1.25 fine Clamp UE tasants Gesee nsterk ta the Navy Gepact- vs etect on F street wand cciondinn | as called for trial in tlle, Pvlice Court to-day | tors expressing themselves favorable to the con: | ¢ Mechinn, secretary of the local comaltiee, 1s | administrator, amounted in. value to $5,513, FORSimPORDS RADICAL OEE. Skates, similar ones Deen selitng at $4.00. frontage of 33% feet on F street and extending ment, died at 600'Q street last evening. He |on 9th street 100 fect. A deed has been leaves a wife, but po children. The remains | placed on record consummating the sale of Will be taken to Syracuse NY. regular | (eSepol4e, CREOH, property, on Capitol Mill. | cin yy the jar | George F. Appleby. trustee, transite ex: | sence carriers will confer a favor by reporting to es et 810,000, sal and continued until next week on $25 collut- | ference. Bainey, 823 7th st Needles, Repairs and Attachments for all kinds of sewing machines at Auerbach's, in constant attendance, The clerical work at- | While he really had $20,955, showing a’ dis: fending the fiscal aflairs of the association is | ¢Fepancy or ae CF performed by Mr, Robert M. Barr, of the | Mr. Wm, T. Galllher, who married a grand Health oitice, niece of the late David McIntire, swore to the % All the members of the national board of | W:trrant, and was the only witness examined | Eves, Ringin a ey Run Down by a Trai Pirrssuxau, Dec. 10.—A down train on the river division’ of the Butfalo, New York und Tread Colds, Watery Discharges from the Nose and ‘oises in the Heud, Nervous Headache | 7th,and H streets, ant Byel, of this pre- cinct, has been granted a ten-days leave of ab- and Officer Greene mude acting sergeant. Representa: “a 5 $10,000, all | —Officer Volkman returned to duty to-day. del rc “ sat fi - ne aot esterdi and Fever insiantly relieved. H > bath et anata. this office by postal, oF otherwise, aby neglect | of square EL Bi ree ee cteoiae | Pete ee Bee eee a conueea bse eae Wnavvere warklug Corin: “ence near OF a Heaentren ao calor (util ana ‘TESTIMONY TO-DAY. , . senateed sbapbeee Dosen weir been de! the 10 sider at O ERs, " The v ss ol s woking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed and ‘ ond or. lay in Coe Pee ‘Star ie pad streets Epathens kom nee Dad- See oak Tene 1 city, ea Jnst evening 1 T ne munis logs: Were brok | Dr. 8. P. Moore, of Richmond, Va, late sur-| When the case was called this afternoon, | , M°ki9e raise to the pair; alvo the finest Diamond Buck Terra- von | geon general of the confederate army, attended was severely, but not fatally uurt. ‘The couple | the se 4 were man and wile, named’ Damols, and eatue to this country from Germany a tew weeks ago Ss A Strike Settled. PrrrsporG, Dec. 10.—A special from Sharon, Pa., says the strike at the Sharon Co.'s miil 18 entered by thieves last night an goods amounting in value to $25. robbed of | same, for $15,000, all of square which lies to the north of the above square, and is trian- | An attempt was made, between 6 and 7! cular in shape.and contains over 64,000 square o'clock last evening, by « crowd of boys, to| icet. It is stated to be the Intention of the fratch a satchel from Elizabeth Callan, who | purchaser whom Mr. Ellis represents to. divide ves @& the corner of 2d and & streets north- | this property into city lots and place them on west. The boys were frightened off before ac- | the market. mines of the t ek ending Saturday, December 5, 1885, were 6,651 tons, and the total shipments for the ear to that date 2,621,259 tons, a decrease of $9,340 tons, as compared with the correspond- eriod of 1834. The shipments to the Bal- « and Qbio railroad ior the week were rere Cea Mrs. Annie Galliher tgstified that after tne | {ecttsa aad rarasescherked ” N® And eMrine | pins, Oyaters—as unual, best iu Washington, A Zrastus, Brooks. of New York, drat vice | death of her grand unele, Lid a’ Mefatire, Lenthor Shon ent of the association, presided overa por- | -he saw her husband open the obiest belongiu: for Boys and Girls, at the well-known Low toduy'ssession. to the deceased, and in the presence of defend: | in the Chest, Dyspesia, Wasting of Strength and Priced Shoe Store sf Surgeon eral Francis M. Gunnell, of the | ant and witness’ sister count the money, | Ftesii, Loss of Sleep, &c.,cured. ‘Z BrRasBURGER, No. 906 TU stroet navy, occupied a seat on the platiorm today. | which amounted to between $18,000 four doors above i,” =e $19,000. Mr. Guiliher gave the defendant Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat, Pains com) ‘thelr object. 43,034 tons, for the year 1,886,625 tons, a de- : ‘One Bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent | Button Shoes, with heels, from 73 ets. up. ‘ : Tip : over. ‘fhe muck billet question has been satis- Gen. Logan and Mr. Endicott. 00 to defray funeral expenses. Her ss De: Gentes Tuhsaler, tk’ cine pactohge, Spring beels, trom 57 cls. U Avout,@ o'clock last, cvening Sarah Ellery, ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Cee ee eee ee oer ceiea lint | {actorily settled, and two-thirds of the puddling | rum GENATOR SHARPLY CRITICISES TRE SECBE- | husband, fhe’ said, “placed tie" mones set cs De Seieake roel ta cae pecenn erell| Teeatan seuoemedecennet bens Diab Nor 456 Masuachiosctte ore thn HOME, | Deeds in fee pave been fled ax follows:— | Yew The, shipments to the, Chesapeake and | rrngces are in operution to-day. TARY OF WAR Jn the Safe Deposit company, apd witness held | Sens OTS, oe Winrlteel, Am. Pise Ca Fi, | Flue kid.and pebule shoes, at BL-24- Senator A. i Coiquite will give a description | F;,P.,B.Sands, & Mupgurete ingalls Gannett, | week: and ine your 300,400 tous, an increase ot mitrance mike ves In the Senate to-day Mr. Dolph introduced a | the Key until the defendant was appointed ad- | Sno or tlomsoms, de. ‘| pon ees fn Georgia” at Mu Verson len ME. churgh, | Saunders sub lots 33 and 76, sq. 669; $2,000. | Shipments by the Penusyivania ralltoad for the | Carcaco, Dee, 10.-Dispatches from various | Dil! toamand the act of the last Congress to | "Mise imma V. MoIntire, a niece of the de- rorn cma postox.| Bors, EngiisG Bats, at 98 cts, Miflemoon neztat So clocks eee | TH. G. Todd to emma C.Cook, 10t 18, 84. 02, | een oy a ee RNS Seae TGR | DT Oe a ee hes from various | atiow: to officers and soldiers compensation for | rendant und sister of the previous witness, tos. ER DRUG AND ICAL ©O., .| Boys’ button Shoes, at $1.23, Copies of THE STAK, containing the exclusive | $1,000. J.T. Wormley to Emma Johnson, lots | 174 tons, an increase Gf 41,607 tons ascom-| port a heavy snow’ fail yesterday and last | Personal property lost at their quarters whiie | tified that there was about $18,000 in money fine calf Shoes, at $1. Mirectory of ali government and local officials | 9.10 13 and pt. L4 and 15, sq. 172; $5,000. M. | pared with last night. ins have been badly delayed in | they are absent on duty. The Secretary of War | 12 the chest, Rubber Boois,.Rubber and Arctics at and the residences of Senators and Members| Viteinia Quin to Yeanet Virginia Clarke et _»—_-- several places by drifts, y im his report called attention to this act and) yreme con Ci ae hacen low prices. 2 Sod ihe President's message in full, can be had | "Warder. lot 17 and pt. 18, sq. 197 $17,000, Alexandria Affairs Another Rate War Reg: advised that it be modified and restricted, as it Spanien Tues ox velhpnamed 1,25 Acme pattern, Clamp Biates, Sther directors has teen published, 2 N°| Annie E. Simpson to J. Orville Johnson, pt. 2, | Reported for Tux Evexixo Stam, 2 was ehtirely too broad in its terms. Guscsecmntios et P- |. cTDNEY PAINS" and that weary sensation ever| 1 AILEY, 625 7th et, directory been published. 39.481; 8 Johnson to Annie E.Simpson’ | City Cemerenres.—The cities of the dead, | 8T- LOUIS SCALPERS START IT By SELLING NEW | “Mr, Dolph in_bis remarks agreed substanti- | pear before the army retaibing board at Gover. “with those of palsfal ki ‘weak backs, Raver Oi ana wrank Gittings, the young man who was ar- | Ste property; €—. Martha E. Simmons eval, | which lie along the banks of Hunting creek. 12 GRR SR ETS RO C162 ally With the Secretary, saying the act as it | Mor’s Island, New York, for examination. Lcencetiirg raise vemagedie ed Cod Liver Oil and Lime. ences on ee ae tw ¥. D. summons, trustee, lot 13, sq. 158; $—. | Fairfax county, on tho southwestern edge of | St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 10.—It was discovered | stood practically allowed compensation for ze < overworked or worn out by standing, walking, or ‘That pleasant and active agent in the cure of Rh pce <> pope arged in tae | Mary J.Landic to James M. Green, sub lots | thiscity, have spread from two acres 1a 1808 to | yesterday that “scalpers” here wore selling | personal property lost by officers and soldiers The Expulsion ef the “Mets.' sewing machine, cured by Coricuma ANtI-ParN | ali consumptive ome, “Wilbor's Com- Lage ican there ~ 50 und 51, sq. 247; 34,200. some thirty acres, and the last addition, some | through passenger Uckets to New York tor ig | Ender any circumstances. THE PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION CONTINUED, | PLasTme, a new, original, elegant, and speedy anti- nd of Pure ver Oil and Lime,” is Fplice Court to-day with émbezzling $28, and een ‘Bs eres puretiaged. by tho trustecs of ine M. | or $2 less than the rates greed upon not fang | | In some remarks, upon, the. bill Mr. Logan |“ Parrepeursita, Dee, 10.—In the court of com. | ote to pain and inflamaution. At drugrste 250: | Going universally adopted tn modical practice oiiep mooeenb or aan nr. aastio: per of | A Box FIxzp $20 ror AX AssauLT.—Leon- | E. church south, Is now being laid off. The now | ago between the general passenger agents, ‘The | eriticised the Necretary of War for what he had | mon pleus this niorning the preliminary injune. | Ave for $1. Malled free. Porta Dave axp Caea- | Sold by the propricior, A. B. Wilbor, rs es ra neg slow or ard Johnson, the colored boy who struck James cemetery wil, Deer pete em and gonecal on neo eee Fate wo sald ip bls fepart on ti jp ealject of this bill, He tion secured by the Met iitan base ball | 1cal Co., Boston. deci | Boston, and all druggists. ad an —— —— est street ex! nn’ same figure, ly thought here e tary had made some blui ork. ———— eollee Tae neeraity,, Who died suddenly at the | tia stone, about two weeks ag wae eheeed | and St- Puul's cemeteris, and will add largely | to-day that this will farnish the startigg point | and intimated. that ‘while be may bean amie | smociation of New || York restraining Excelsior Weather ad Fg, Lnceday, took place yesterday afternoon | ree Tadgt Shell. tats nemiee wins Charged | to the area of the city cemeteries. Before 130s | for arate war that will not be confined’t St. | {uit ie 13 incompetent as Secretary. Mr. | from consummating the expuision of the Me- Le) Sam Ghscellegechepel. and battery. Henderson testitted that Johnson | four cemeteries were open, near the middle of | Louis, for the presen: rate, $16, will foroe {iognn said boy ‘of sixteon ought to under- tropolitan elub was continued until December New Automatic Sewing Machines. became angry because witness asked him to | town. Three of them—the Friends’, Christ | Chicago down to $14 oF less, City to = ata, q mad the statute, and made other flings at the A See ares, Divorce —Yester- | ger bim hi= oll can to oll his velocipede, and, | church, and the First Presbyterian—still remain | @ point $6 below the present rate. No one pre- ihe a = oe De ° Beoretary. Fresh supply just feselved st Auerbach's 7&4. a bill for a divorce ey tends to predict when or where the ‘final; ferred the military from Henrietta B. Block. setting forth a mar- | Miler quatreling some time. Jonson siruek | Cemeteries, Unt wan efated on Palins siren: | butallagres thay even. & lower ee eb |conmuare ban it was rumored on the ssvem ie Hew York 1E CONSTANT FEELING OF BEING viage in 1873, and that she subsequently left | DiM On the head with a stone, knocking bim “played out” apd “used up” cam readily be re- and refaxed to return to housekeeping | dW2. Edward Hollin, colored, testitied to do just south of Green’s factory; but thedead have | Will prevail until @ new agreement can be seeing the boys quarreling, and to seeing Johi With him, saying that she was after pleasure. | 360th, a ng. secing John- ng since been removed from there, and dwel- | made. i <= +ee____ Disallowed and Reduced. y heal move: using Ayer’s < row the stone at Henderson. Ming houses and @ coal yard now occupy the Sa ae! Mone WAR DEPARTMENT YoucHERS srorrsn | !8 Unusually good b np Wee ey es aby Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ROBBERIES REroutED.—George T. Dudley, | ©ud#nt testified that they bad some trouble | #it¢ of the old graveyard and churen. General Foreign News. BY CONTROLLER MAYNARD. city, and which is now nearly 2,500 feet deep, 20 1ith street southeast, reports siokee too | about their hats, and Henderson threw a stone | THE WASHINGTON BCHOOL GuOUNDe—The | _LORD CARNARVON WILL Nor INTERFERE. Second Controller Maynard has disallowed a | has begun a steady flow and runsa solid stream one as . ehawis worth $8.—Thomis B- Cross, 4th-street | #¢ him and threatened to Kill defendant, when | wore ae CoP eis W echingten seaoct Pella: | loot iisnreonee bee: daatioee D> terete with | Voucher of $1,550 and reduced another from | of about 200,000 gallons daily. Beye on ‘wharf southeast, report» | S tone bac 2 a - nt ‘ year-ol PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING hart southeast, reports the loss of $5 worth of | that this was bad habit, these boys feats; | ing. ‘The building will be pinned, and it | the sentences of ‘the prisouiers convicted of par | $1,000 to $64 in the accounts of Paymaster | x 7He ten-veanold deugnisros James, Dunn, of Sinks Sele Rossent th oor Solna Sto reports stolen a shaw! worth $150.3, s | throwing stones, and somethi ould have to | seems to be a idea to put in an ornamental | ticipation in the outrage at Crossmaglen. Wm. Smith, of the army, being the amounts | eating raw pork. ‘stores gray hair to its youthful color, prevents bald- Jesples, 312 C street northeast, reports atolen | P° done tostop It. A fine of #20 was imposed. | font, adding 1 ae aa eee ied | A ‘Telegraph Company’s Egects at | Palt.to Wm. E. Hogan and Daniel T, Ames ness, makes the hair soft and glossy, does not stain PRRRA OEE SERIE SS, | meet will fall the sidewalks are lata, be one of Auction. S*lin May, 1881, for services aa ex pert esses in handwriting in the case of Cudet BautrtoRk, Dec. 10.—The entire effects of the | Witnesses in Handwriting tn tire case of Was the expectation, of the ‘Alexander execu- | Postal valegraph and cable com Johnson. ttaker, ye court- plans | Srp when ja 1790S they lald out Washington | were sold at auction to-day and Tealtzed about | rue ya oes gaa ee pee tan ‘over $60 ysvematically continue | tree janetion a the’ case of Ames. The vouchers the akin, and is altogether the bestknowa remedy for 08 THE AsSOcIATED CHARITIES.—At a meet- the handsomest thoroughfares in the city. It secon Surt_ AGAINST que Drsteicr.—jn Cirenit | ing of the board of, luanagen oF tie Court No. 2, J: e Merrick, the case 6f Hannah Sn subdivisioa of the associated char- Keeler agt. the District ts om trial. This isan | {1 ies, Mr. G. H. Wilcox presiding, ‘action to ‘recover $5,000 damages to her prop- | were perfected for 8: meena? d form the finest portion of utteries, ten miles of ‘wire and | Pot ay iB, erty—on Boundary strvet,between I3thand 1ith | wing the wor during the winter, “Mmaou | the! A ar capri rey mn of | struments, ten miles of wire and | Tere cortified as correct and just by Asa Bireets northeast—a frame house which she wet Ganhisoa, J. He Wright, and Mreene at, she at oe ee SaEeets Nery far | three hundred F call boxes and a | Gurdner, judge advocate, but ‘sre not ed Purvis were reailzation. y the Necretary of War, nor is any authority messenge! alleges was, by reason of the excavation jor the | alt hore and buggy. Much of the was: Bocnday yer gotcmlnc ning hour | tucaei wie ny, oi eter exist | ullchoue as maralog a Masses Wonca | Sevehey deathly gh gtane's aoe | aoa, for ide employment ~ witne y expert A % become dangerous and’ untenatable and | among the Visitors and distributors. ‘The secre- tealing @ razor from Wm. Sim: ——~— eer ae el re] Bb a Be injuzed the value of the ground. tary reported that a woman who recently ap- | CUATECG Witt oe ee Toke ‘right and AMONG THE PRESIDENT’ Carters to-day | Views the statutes in relation to the pay ot AA He en R. | fortanle circumstances cmploping ecszcen | Caspar Briggs to jail and discharged John Rob- | were senators Allison, Wilson, Manderson, ep eere ak ee cake Con tees eek 5 z {Tortable circumstances, rank. : 5 4 ays 2 Ang were the readin: | aid her husband having regulir eluploym: big rast Se, total receipe ‘of the recent Trin-|Cullom and Gorman, and Representatives | ivilian witnesses. belure such counts ae . LATEST STYLE, ALL PURE WOOL, WIDE DOU- BLE WIDTH, IX BROWN, BLUE AND GREEN (real value 50), reduced to S7ige. Sam. 55.4; 7 am, iin | ity church bagar were @687.84, and the net re- | Viele, Jones, Regan, Lindsley, Sawyer, Cobb, | stricted to 4 per day. He holds that neither —— a. | Rev. Mn. Swam's LECTURE.—Rev, E, 1, | celpts $037.98 when will ie Reed tn tng up Lowry, Springer, "Farquhar, ‘Bown? “ov | inthe statutes nor clacwhere Is thers ;auy 00, caBTER'S Margiagr Licexsts. — Marriage Heenees | Stem, pastorof the Yard Baptist church, | the ehureh,—Another vessel, the schooner L, | Blanchard and Jonnson, Teeoguition of the right of expert witnesepe 1p 3 = =a have Leen issued by the clerk of the court to we seue Geoenetior trond Bw even- vars of Bantrsore, 90, Corwin li eek Navan Oxpers—Ensigns F.¥ Ensigns F.M, Ke aoa an increased compensation, -- 3 ‘A = ‘Market Space, Bear 7th street. wes Ay! e Thompson: T. fo = od ty an wi cooperage uba.——" . W. T. ba . M. Kellogg eo ss — Saaiid Mary Welch: J.J Gussinger, of duntata | preclatlve audience. ‘The ‘speaker’ visited | Hand, the. inngest vessel ‘ever bullt here, was | J. Mf. Orchard, ordered to the Yantic. fesigu | Where Gen. Butt Agrecs, with the = ‘c Et an county, Pa, and Mary Morris, of St. Mary's ope last summer and having w keen con- sunk in a storm. off Barnegat on Monday last, | 4. F. Fletcher, to the Jamestown, Lieut, D. ‘Presiden! . i : ROE ATE, rae width, ‘eounty, Md. W. B. Watson, of Fairtax county, | CPtlon of the humorous, kept his eyes and ere ame 500. detached from the Yantic and piaced | _ Gen. B. F. Butler was at the Capitol today. A ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dyes goods, all colors, ~ -, " 7 *, ABSOLUTELY PURE. * Va.. and Sarat Hurly; Jobe’ Harri-on, of Carroll | cam open, and, returned with @ rich fund of || Gov. Casmnon’s Last Mrssacn—Gov.Cam- | on sick leave. Ensign T. M. Brumby tree the | Stam reporicr met him in the clerk's room of 122 yards for $2 guaitty, Md.,and Mary E Browning, of How. | aimusinx and instructive incidents with which | eron, of. Vinglal sent iu his last annual mes- | coast survey, 15th instant, wld placed se wane | one oe Lgoimiiga pais desieeae ‘ahen, P nti? Btuart Wheeler and Fanny | We delighted hts hearers for upwards of an hour | saze'te the of that alate Monday. He | ing orders. Bapten Page altcolors 13 yards Falls: Mathes! Triable und filet Pe Russell, | and a halt, : “What do you think of the President's mes- ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity. BLACK MILKS expellgit quality, extra width, rr state del Tue U. 8 8. JUNrATA arrived } ; rt, in New York strength and wholesomeneas, More economical than BROCADE SILK VELVETS, real te; Peter IG = bill as an equitable settlement ot ‘and Mamie Burnet ia ae A mprovetsnt In the oys- | to-day from = three years’ cruise in Chinese George W. Turley a ; Keily and Emma Bailey; Jobn Owens and Jane | THe WAsirsGron RirLes’ BALt.—The Wash. | and reposts “I have not read it all,” replied the Barry, both ‘andria. ington Rifles gave a mititary ball at the Wash- | ter in of the law | waters, “ Seer 4 vale teduced to $1.25. ees me ee | ington Light luthuccy‘curecory ieee evecton: | suabedeeeeal ear ago at his suggeation. ‘The | ™ Sees Srey extending his hand. “I have read some of it, | the ordinary Kinds, and cast be gold in competition | Valve @1DO, sedneseA0 O 0 as ver on.on, LaRon CossiGsaest o MAZOLICA Warn] Cut. John F. Javins presided over the evens | available funds ‘couvertibie BD2| ux Teaurina GaUAuRON satlea Sowever, and several points struck mo as very aRMA ‘ os 47 Avcrigx.—Mv. Dowling will sell lo-morruw, | ins chtertalninent om master of cereinonies Jeri navy. yard to-day for aeruise tn the | Bia ereciieus totete So phe | jaca ates | ie omens m or | pare tne wool, seal o 3 at bis auction rvom, at ten o'clock, a large con-’ | Te floor committee was composed of Licnt. of the army's ‘rome phosphate powders, S0Lb ONLY mi cans, Borat | HEAVY BED OOMPURTS, Jia. signmentor these goods, to which the atten- | Taylor, Corporal E. Taylor, Frank M. Fitgger:| ‘tine ‘Tors T3.—A. mail bag ——-—_—___ cate general ‘and : - ‘$1.00. Gin of the tude Wedieected gigas! | aid, Basi walt, E Howaig, Lent, iw Cot gira mong thacaty eng tals Seon ae ‘Taree Ans No INDICATIONS yot of any Dis jyy nea ven cm martated darts the | narmo Puwnan Co, 108 Wall: x. cae pep rtp a IE —-s_——_ ean *, a re a and ent, . a trict nominations, z CLosixe SALE—Messrs. Walter B. Williams | Hickey and H. Mace, and the reception com- Joceamtns mice lie rolled tinder the cae Wnects. iy read ae Fy NE ‘ Oe. will, make the cinsing sale ot Stat | Wee C ahs Sie P.B.| It was ground pty track was a ee a Wate The appoint “ought to be some. zi . 'WOOL VESTS, $70. Saat ad pa Sse onrow oS yes Weer aid Riya.” "| once lng dntanee away "™ | Sapheteae tae tumanoancon rn oary Zor | Haake ‘ Tc Be | eke SN cee strep