Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1886, Page 4

—_—_— a. - ailiizrs athe . > a3 od THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. DAY, JANUARY 7, 1886. LOCAL MENTION. POSTSCRIPT. foment tao ee Cerne. Waar Yor Waxt aaa Wma Yosterday, Alexander agt Schonberger; Bar- auaate Gye = Gevice ov ae Cifier Stank Orrin See deme Mace ast dloach: Oth andi ctemiws Lyae Haren Bare sid 1886. 1886. PURE EO "; Sas at Che, igan zs . Half aq Wasnisatos, D.C. Jan. 7, 1886, 11 ain. MAVILAND’S WATCH FQUND. edgment by oocsont.” Portertgt, White ver she May Satie, Sinle cnvelt; tise, Caest Sreemoa) TTT! FER A g53y For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather, | _ == Sick Be dateentent Custis & Wiseler sat Hell a 5h Noe En SAE : i ek Bose nor Winds, slicitt changes in temperature urn; Judgm et Fo. .. Wilbor's Cod = 5 Snopes la ine’ extreme, porchera porto gt. Clarks verdict for plaintitr for $2 ee ea bo tonger area to take that T Eee £4 S87 SiBor Briday clishtly warmer fair weather js | SpecialDtenatch to Ti Evexrea Sram eae Cate Ge see erat te | ins eee oe ee 70g (00, EFF EFF ERR ERR 5S Indicated “middie Atlantic states, falr Moxtcomery County, MD. dunt; damages assessed at $5. Muelheisen | Lime. As prepared by Dr. Wilbor it is robbed — 1° 33 & a x E Bs. ir slightly warmer | Jan. 7.—A sensation was caused in this neigh- Unsworth etal; leave to party to amend | of the nauseating laste, sud also embodies @ ig 838 FF FF EF EF _, With deeidediy | jorhood to-day by the finding of a watch iden- | pleadings; Jury respited. preparation of the Phosphate of Lime, givinj 008 “oo? FF Exe Eee Ss colder weather in the guit staten: titled as the one which Haviland, the miming |__| Eauizy Count—Judge Hugner. |_| nature the very articie required to.aid the heal a= CAN C. ™ e Nor- Yesterday, ry; rule on defend- Tre-crea' Prin ha ens) a oven Means Toga | ag van tera Hanae i | ter, amy ae SEES A RR gs Optic 0. was for he t whe Hi ni le a vat ime OM | an iad tna andloed fo eraty ata | Gwen ie Meoenno ck aie staan | rma occomearaneandschon, eamontd | TET BB pm gm oo, weg | owe | ff oo Ak fe bos, — tional evidence that he was foully dealt with, | Mason; testimony ordered taken before Exam ‘ept in every family for inatant use on BH EE wad Q RRS Sys “uu “ede 24 E Sss> SPECIAL SALE.—Do fall to attend the | 4 colored man living in this neighborhood | er Irving Willlamson. Frear agt. Cash; test prea eet or Conghs or Irrigation of the i HM 3 BO RRR special Linen aad C Sale at Lansburgh & ‘ red yesterday, and suspicion has been | mony ordered taken bofore Examiner Rutledge | Langs | Manufactured only by. ry EEE BS 00 BN AT THE LOWEST RATES. Bro's., 7th street. towards bint Wilson, "Hume art. Brown; decros dismissing | Chemist, Boston, Sold by all druggists, €0 ee sei a TSP eis] rl bill with cost lewies a ner, audi- aun You sraubled with Guticenent Fake Se ete wee confirmed. Curry ugt. Dulin, de- Castoria. p09 RPh UREER Sy Dr. Chipman’s Pilis. Druggists «ell them. murrer sustained and bill dismissed. Lerch | When Baby was sick : Hi KK ES ’ = gt, erch, testimony ordored taken before Ex: We gave her Castoria, jo. BB. BET RS READ SvB Rosa for sale at all news stands. aminer B. G. Lorelay. | Wiliams age. Bates; | Ween she was achiia. coo= DDD = K KEREN NN ; = jecreed med us Castoria, wh Woarees eb FOLICK OFFICTALS IN FAVOR OF RETURNING TO | ter tueScit” Anderwon ast.” tpdchio; ‘sate | When she became a Aves rt A BPR 9Oo HoH BEE 18 PREPARED TOOFFER ALL) hore Insichous disc the Tifk NAGISTHATE SYSTEM, BUT FOLICE COURT | nally jratifed. Moore agt, Moore; dlvores | yo, ang nadie tune © Castors Waa sh Be Hal Be VANTAGES TO ALL WHO PURCHASE cord, whe-e local st LAWYERS OPPOSED To IT. : grante ep ay 2 fea ze oH HE ..| FROM HIM. and ‘where lini this morning talking about the bill ae When Baby was sok HR 2M EE Go TE kee ¢ ROASTING TONS OF COFFEES DAILY Pileations fall, n In the Senate to abolish the Police Affairs in West Washington. ow Mwaigave tisk Oxatocia Audios placing strips of Alleoe The spinal ‘cord, from base of brain to en spine. In all cases ot spinal irritation, Weak- bess or nervous prostratiun, I recommend cock’s Porous Plasters. ve., opposite Willard’s Hotel Meals and luncheon atail hours. Open from 8 ‘a.m. to12 p.m. Boarderstakenby the week or month. Oysters in all st pen Sundays. Frssetr’s Ick CREAM and Charlotte Russe. 1427 New York avenue. Five Portrarrs. Kets y, 1109 Pa. av. READSUB Rosa for sale at all news stands. CATARRH, cold in the head, cured positively and speedily. 25 cts. Vita Suppositorie by all druggists. VELar?'s caramels, 40¢. per Ib. 620 9th st. n.w. ARTIFICIAL human eyes. teian, cor. 14. CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-Night. ALBAUGH'SOPEKA Hovse.—Salvini in “Corio- Janus.” SATIONAL THEATER.—The Ideals in “Victor, the Bluestockin: Forp’s_ Ov: “Fogg's Ferry THEATER Comrave.—Variety. Dime Mcsetm.—Burlesque and variety. HERz0G's OreKA Hovsr.—“The Mikado.” NATIONAL nd 613 E street. Wasnixere inth street and Rhode Island avenue. Hempler’s, op- Hovse.—Lizzie Evans in ———— Condensed Local Street lamps will be lighted at 5: extinguished 5am. ‘The members of Company D, Washington Light In corps, visited Lieut, P. J. Dutty, his home at Hyattville, last evening, and Bfeseeted pine weithy a "handsome m nore made the presentation speech. Lieut. | and Mrs, Duily entertained their visitors hand> 0 pam. and a dead colored infant was found 4h, M and N evening, under the escort of Chief Engin Cronin. George C. Penni night at St. of bis age. He was co struction of the first Baltimore and Wash: A council of the Ai an died suddeniy, Tues haels, in the Sotir cerned in the z aimplain av the following officers: Jos. P. pre Michael Cuif, vice president; James T. F: recording secretary; J. - Clarke, corre: sponding seeretary; MeQueenes, treas- urer. Richard Shorter, a colored boy, arrested Officer by vie by To-day fn the tered a noile pros. in the case of Asbury €ns, charged with grand larceny of jewelry from Birs. Rose Kellett. MARTHA M. BELKNAP.—Mrs. 4p, Laother of Commodore dent seventy-eignt years. Thi @aughier of Andrew and Martha Aiken, and was a vative of New Hampshire. She bad six sons, the eldest of whom is modore Belknap.” Brief serv © held at the residence at the observatory this afternoon, The remains will be takev to New Hampshire for burial. A Taree Denver the Y. M. C. ass a —The Literary society ot heid a spirited debate Jast eveniug upon the question: “Resolved that free trad i J tothe United States, eraspoke. Messrs Hunter were elected B. bor CavErry.— granted a divorce to eopold F. Moore, on Sue set out in her bill the ground of cruelty. that within the Lrst ion dys after thelr mar- Fiaze, September 5, 155%, her lasband assaulted ber dad t ened to take her life and ex- bibited areveiver. She left blu but returned to live with him the tolewing month, when his erueliy dr waky iu. She returned | agin in No nd berate she wontd aot borrow money for’ him trom her father, she charges, that he attempted to Kill her, and Would have done so hal not help arrived. FALLING PIECE OF STEET.— Fm. Mays. who was killed ene shaft of the aqueduct tunnel yesterday, a= stated in THE Stal, was Standing in the the bottom ot the shat When the accident wccurred. He was struck on the head by a -mul! piece of steel which fell KILiep py The colored m: the Champlain 1 from the top, a di ot 142 feet, and killed | him Instant rE of accidental death. Mays, Years old anda resident of Nel ‘was married only a fey duy= He was for merly emplored at the shaft and went there Yesterday to visit his frie A Protest From TeMprRaxce Wow Ata meeting of the Woman's Christian Tera- Perance association last evening a resolution | was adopted protesting azainst that clause tn | the bill reeentiy introduced by Senator Ingalls | in the United States Senate, permitting saloon | keepers to carry on their business from year to | Year without renewal of the eonsent of prop- | erty owners and housekeepers as now required, | “provided a complaint has not been made against them by a majority of said property owners aud housekeepers during iue previous year.” — : IspUSTRIAL Howe” Scuoon Exrentars- MENT—The child: he Metropolitan trial Home school were x di day afternoon, and enjoy things, which’ were sup; dance! There were twenty teen boys at the table, and ished their dinner a number o invited in and given a di a musical” and litera iven, in whiels the abun- | girls and four- cd finn tickpants Were Mises Minnle Snyder, he Anderson, Janie Lewis gad members of the Bund of Hope.’ Oflicers fo1 the ensuing year were el follow dent, Mrs, E. A. Meeker; vice president, V. Davis; recording secretary, Mrs. i. EB. Yams; corresponding xc; Y. Mrs LE Deane; treasurer, Miss F. V. Andrews. SALE oF CoxpEMNED MATERIA1 aT THE DEFY Post O¥Fick.—Proponls for. the purchase dicondemned material accumulating in the Washington City post office during the current quarter, were opened at noon to~ay by Post- | master Conger. The successful bidders were as follows: For jute sucks, Hoptenmater & C BB,O7 per cwts for learner po EB a. * leather, J. Dreyfus & ( hooks, "Hoptenmaier & waste twine, Hopienm cw ©, $6.80 per ewt., naive & Co., $146%y per A Rear Fstare Sat has sold to James M Property fronting 44th street, just north of MARRIAGE LiceNsps, nk _J. Tibbitts on for $12,000. the ‘on the west side of oreoran street. Marriage licenses clerk of the court 0 W.H. Vons and Emily Witter, of Brooklyn, S, Y5 W. H. Ferry and Matilda Taylor; W. J. @ Florence M. Kirby; Robert K. Adams and Bridget T. Cusey, both of Lyne romaine Cate per and Minnie Kitl- ser; ‘James E. Bradfield and Mary Johnson, doth “of Prince Wil Varn Cowan and Sarah J. Hat METROPOLITAN Lire INs. Co., 494 Louisiana ave. Mr. Grubb, who worked in this city as assistant for Mr. A. Wall, superintendent of th Metropolitan Life ins. C5.. bas been promoted to the superintendency of the Norwich, Conn, district," A reception was given him last nigh at Mr. Wall's residence, whew he was presented with @ golden slipper. Appropriate spec were made and & Very plewaul evening Was ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF Dry Goons.—The av signee’s sule of dry goods, &c., ut 918 Tth street northwest, will be continued this evening at Yelock and to-morrow mourning at 10 v'cloc Fhe stock ts well aworied and bargains may expected. a CLOSIXG SALE OF Books.—Mr. Dowling will close the sale of books this evening, which hi~ Deen im progress at his auction ronins for sev- eral days past. There are muny very enter- taining books. The sule is at 7:40 o'clock. | ter to live with | wili intervenin; | Cuter Ju rt, sald toa STAR reporter that the keeping £ police officers at court such’a long time when they should be at home asleep, or on duty, con- stitute au evil that ought to be remedied but how it was not for him to say. ‘Capt. Vernon said toa Stak reporter that he fuliy indorsed the suggestions of Major Dye in his annual report to have two or three police courts, or magistrate’s courts, In the several police preeinets. He was not, however, in favor of abolishing the present Police Court, which court he thought should be made an’ appeal court, in case magistrates are appointed to serve'at the different stationhouses. A majority of the lieutenants favor the bill. The lawyers who practice In the Police Court ly object to any change, as their busi- hess would be scattered about the city in such away that It would be almost Impossible to make such practice pay ‘The American Political Alliance. A call has been issued for a conference in this city, Fevruary 22d next, of the National Coun- cil, American Political alliance, the watchword nization is, “Americans to Rule .” The national counell consists of two ies from each state counell. The national council executive committee has established Its headquarters her oe A Singular Suit. GROUNDS ON WHICH ISRAEL CHURCH CLAIMS A Lot OF GROUND. Yesterday, the Israel colored M. E. church,1st and B streets southwest, through their attor neys, H. W. Garnett and J. C. Robinson, filed a bill in equity against Ananias Herbert, Harriet Caroline Minor (nee Herbert) and Eugene P. Minor, for the appointmentof a receiver and for @ conveyance of certain property, lot 3, square 790, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and duh streets east, tothe church. The property was held in the name of Mrs. Harriet Herbert, the deceased wife of Ananias Herbert, the well- known colored doorkeeper of the Supreme Court of the United States. Mrs. Herbert died September 14th, 1893, and by her will be- queathed the property iamed to her adopted jughter, Hannah Caroline Herbert, on the conditions that she should lead « moral and re- spectable life, and that she should never live with her mother, Juila Miller, or allow the lat- fer or enjuy any of the bequests made in the will,and iu the event of her failing to live a respectable or virtuous life, or if she allowed her mother to live with her, or in the event of any of the conditions named in he the property was to go to the Israel A. M. E.chureh, Hannah Caroline Her- bert murried Eugene P, Minor in October last, ‘The bill charges that slie has not complied with the conditions of the will, having, it1s alleged, failed tolead 4 virtuous iif, and having also harbored her motuer. Interrogations are at- ued to the bill as to when Mrs. Minor was m.rricd, aad Whether she did nut give birth to Id Before marriage — Hot Water as a Weapon. TRIAL OF MARY SWAM FOR SCALDING ADA SHEPHERD. The case of Mary Swam, the colored woman charged with scaiding another colored woman nami the 4th of November last, at the hous efendant, in Prather’s alley, as publisued in THE STAR at the time, waseulled for trial in the Police Court this Shepherd testified that she went to jary’s house to see Miss. Washington, and was in front of the house calling to her when the pall of hot water on her and Witness has been in the P On crossexamination Witness dented breaking open the detendant's jour. Dr. Purvis testified that Ada Shepherd was ler treatinent at the hospital fur a severe Since berarrivai at the tuspital they r cases, Which had proved testified that Ada cume to her house early in the morning with anaxe and broke open the door came In, when wit- ness threw the w: s Alice Smith jored, testified that she saw Adu throw stohes at the window and break the dow open, aud witrass heard her say that she hid beeu there several times, but to-day nish sary. Witness said “did not ‘The court ¢ testimony for Assicument of Judges for the Year. The judges of the Supreme Court of this Dis- trict have decided upon the assignment to the differcnt courts of the District for the ensuing «follows: General Term—Chiet Justice rand Judges Cox and Merrick; Cireuiv udge Hagner: Equity Court—Judz Criminal Court—Judze MacArthur; s Court—Judge James; District Court— ice Carter. Orpt ———= Orrrcrrs ELecrep.—At 4a meeting of the y Reform ciab last evening officers “ted as follows: Joseph H. Hilton, pres ice president; Geo. tkinbora, treasurer, id Mr. Boyd, chorister, organist..—George A! ster camp, No. 1, So of Veterans, has led the following officers: W. A. Rutnerford, M. V. Brown, first Hedtenant; E. EL second lieutenant; John T. Pursell, Wm. F. Cozgins, orderly sergecot; y) Hare, quartermaster sergeant; Heary sergeant of ihe guard; Prank Cole, cant; Jonathan Padgett, corporal of suard: John Warren, camp guar’; J. R. O'Hare, picket guard he Knights of St. Peter have elected ufficors for the ensuing year follows: James T. Cullan. commander, re- rth year, Wm. Kelley, first dep ell, second ‘deputy com- tuird deputy comman- ny recording xeribe; Jos. scribe; Johu B. Fitzhugh, Digney, heraid: Philip Car: an, sergeantatarms; John B. Barrett, war- den? Wim. Crimmons, standard bearer. The dof governors consists oF the commande! the three deputy commanders recordin, and the following-named sir knigh Kelley, Cnarles Joun F. Gates. seri : Joun T: Cooksey, J. B. Barrett and ENDED IN Favor oF DEPENDANT.—The false imprisonment suit of Ruchard H. Porter ag Steven White, which bas been on trial in. Judge Cox's Circuit Court, was concluded yes- terday by a verdict for ‘the defendant. The plointia! bad sworn to a bill in equity in a case pending between Porter and White, and there- upon White had him arrested for alleged per- Jury. itappeared that the case had been dis- missed because the oath was extrajudicial. Jude Cox held that if the jury thougut there Was probable cause to velieve that a false oath id been taken there was no false imprison- ment, and the Jury fouud a veralet for the ‘de- iendaut. —— Coxceurs,—The second con- ar Bischof course at the Con- xregational church, will be given to-morrow evening. A pleasing program has been ar- ranged. Seats are on sale at Ellis’, The faculty of Harvard college has voted that ‘on the recommendation of the comunittee the + prohibition of intercollegiate games of » adopted January 6, 1885, be now with- ‘THe Brscuor cert in the pop Bee F Pah ABSOLUTELY PURE This Powder never varies A marvel of purity. “irength and wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or phosphate powders Son ONLY Dx cawa Rovat Baxine PowpEs Co., 108 Wall street, N.Y. oc24 W aLREns, 2 loth STREET Nw. Pian aud Ceder Car “hin Fels for tnuersuaasdatens Charcoui, Lime, Cenwen INSTALLATION OF OsFICERS.—The following officers of Hermione lodge, No. 12, K. of P., were installed leat night: by H. G. Divine, P'S, C. S. W. Delzell, P. C.; Blatr, C. C.; J. L. Glad- mon, V. C8. F. Hi per, Pu; P. R, Tavenner, K of Rand 8; HG. Wagner, M. of Fy 8. C, Pat mer, M. of E.; E. D. Owen, M. at A; H. A. W: ner, 1.G.; JA. Ferguson, 0. G.—The follow- ing officers of the United Order American Me- ject ae were Slee eerie ieee tine rey, C., G. W. Dugan, V.C.; }. Divine, CT. R. Norton, F.&: BF. Snyder, treas.; Alex. Whi Ba paeer Faye, Bs) Wc, Gocdrick, THE EIGHT-HOUR SYSTEM IN CHICAGo. All the lubor organizations in Chicago are agl- Fated at present regarding the eight-hour law, and the Brickmusons’ and Bricklayers" ualon 18 rtecting arrangements to enforce the state jaw. On and after May 1 this organization will refuse to work longer than eight hours, It ts re- ported that the Capenters’ and Joiners’ union will combine, and thus compel all building unions to unite on the eight-hour system. Mr, Powperty Nor a Canprpatr.—Ex- Mayor T. V. Powderly, of Scranton, Pa., is out inaletter to the Trudh, of that clty, denying that he is a candidate for Congress, and also re- Jecting the suggestion that he run jor mayor of the clty again. He says no one can be nomina- ted without submitting to the dictation ot a certain clique of men; that he will take no nom- ination that involves a sucrifice of his manhood and that he 1s too poora man to ran for Con- gress in that district. ‘The Connecticut legislature began Its session yesterday. The officers nominated at the re- publican caucuses were elected. Smallpox ls disappearing rupidiy in thesubur- ban villages around Montreal, Sszeze: Syexze t == —| SNEEZE until your head seems ready to fly off: un Ul your nose and eyes discharge excessive quantities of thin, irritating, watery fluid; until your head aches, mouth and throat parched, and blood at fever heat. This is an Acute Catarrh. and fs Instantly relieved by a single dose, and pertanentiy cured by one bottle of Sanvorp’s RapIcaL Cue FoR CATARRH, COMPLETE TREATMENT, WITH INHALER, $1. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent, and one improved Inhaler, in one package, may now be had of all Druggists for $1. Ask for Sax- vorp’s RapicaL CumE, “The only absolute specifle we know of."—Med. Times, “The best we have found in a lifetime ofsulfer- Ing."—Rev. Dr. Wiggin, Boston. “After # long strug- gle with Catarrh, the Rapicat CURE has conquered.” Rev. SW. Munroe, Lewisburgh, Pa, “have not found @ case that it did not relieve at once."—Andrew Lee, Manchester Mass. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,BOSTON. HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIZ? fs » question thot appeals to every tortured victim of Rheumatism, who finds the ordinary plasters and lniments powerless to Telieve him. To such the CvTiccua ANTI-PAIN Pras'er {san ele ant and never-falling source of re- Hef, banishing rheumatic, neuraigic, sciatic, eudden, sharp and nervous pains as by magic. New. orlginal, speedy, safe. At Druggists, 25; five tor $L Malied free. POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO. BOSTON, Jak A SLEAR HEAD 18 INDICATIVE OF GOOD health and regular habits. When the Dody feels heavy and tanquis, «ud the mind works aligzchly, Ayer's Cethartic Pills will wonderfully ussist to # re- covery of physical buoyancy and mental vigor. The constipated should use them. SOW ORDS FAIL TO EXPRESS MY GRATI- tude,” says Mr. Selby Carter, of Nashville, ‘Tenn,, “for the benefits deriv -d from Ayer’s Sarsupar- Mia, Having been afficted ail my life with scrofula, my system seemed saturaed with It. It came outin Ulntenes, ulcers, and maitery sores, all over ms+ody Mr, Carter siaces that he Was entirely cured by Ayer's Sarsapurilla, aid since disconti uing Its use, eight months ago, bas had no return of the scrofulous aymp- toms, 6 Great Reoverox Ix Tur Prices OF DRY GOODS, UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 1888, DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, IMMENSE size- very fine quality (recently udvertised as a special Lar gain at ¥5.vU), reduced to $4.00. CARTER'S, ‘711 Market Space, near 7th street. HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to 25¢. BOUCLE DRESS GOODS (in Black) one yard and a alt wide real value $1.25; reduced to 75c. BLACK and COLORED sILK VELVE’ in Bt 31.25; reduced to 9se geile COLORED CASHMERI double yd, imme width, 12 yards for ps0 coamnae viiag! ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, i quality, 12 yards for $2.v0. eT LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS, 37%. LADIES' CLOTH SKIKLLsG, yard wide, only 37: cheap ut 50c. oe asi galt HEAVY bsp CUMF -RI'S, Te colors, special bargain, ut $1.50; reduced to $1.25. = HOMESPUN DRESS GOOD= rool, VALUE 5uc.);_ reduced to 374gc. Jat Done Jaxvany, Fresavary AND MARCH CALLS AND RECEPTIONS WILL BE THE ORDER OF THE DAY. FOR CALLING AND DAY RECEP- TIONS THE “SALSBURY” OR FOUR- BUTTON CUT-AWAY COAT IS MUCH IN FAVOR, AND WELL IT MAY BE, FOR NEVER HAS DEVICE OF TAILOR PRODUCED A MORE GENTEEL OR COMFORTABLE GARMENT FOR BUSI- INESS OR HALF-DRESS PURPOSES, OR ONE MORE SUITABLE FOR MEN OF ANY AGE. WE SHOW THESE COATS IN NEAR- LY EVERY STYLE OF Goops FROM THE MEDIUM-PRICED CASSIMERE TO THE ELEGANT ENGLISH “CORK- SCREW.” Y FOR MY NUMEROUS STORES ENABLES: ME TO GIVE MY TRADE DELICIOUS FRESH ROASTED COFFEES OF THE FOL- LOWING VARIETIES GENUINE MOCHA, MANDEHLING AND PADANG JAVA, MARICAIBO, CARACUS LAGUAYRA, WHITE AND DARK RIOS, AND KENNY'S FaMOUS JAVA FLA- VORED COFFEES. WRILE THE QUALITY OF OUR COF- FEES WILL BE FOUND SUPERIOR IN STRENGTH AND FLAVOR, OUR PRICES ARE FULLY FOUR CENTS PER POUND LESS THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY. When she wase child oo e cried for Casto ‘When she became a Miss = ‘She clung to Castoria ~—th,s,t,k Scott's Emulsion of Pare Cop LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, Very le and in Wasting Dis eases. Dr. C. T, Bromser, Rochester, N. ¥.. sa3 “After having used Scott's Emulsion with de- cided benefit pon myself, have taken great pleasure in recommending it since in the va- Hone nditions of wasting in which it is indi- cated.” eo 916-818 SEVENTH STREET N. W., OFFERS SPECIAL BARGAINS: Dr. David Kennedy: Favorite Remedy cured my wife of General De- bility and Liver Complaint, Gratefully yours, Wm. Lundy, Baltimore, Md, €0 MM MM OO NN N DDD A CF NEW TEAS, Gone to the Bottom at Last.—Gent's MM ONNND D AA YY 4 = pandsewe Shoes 8, ho Bost mado, inten | HEME B URE BB AA Le eens tees Goo emcee aie, inftting, superior in duality. . . : ALF. Moran, 1022 Tun se awe awe | MM ‘oo HRN DoD 2“4 ¥ ANY STORE IN THIS Tow: FINEST IMPORTED GUNPOWDER TEA. $1; FINEST IMPORTED OOLONG TEA.80c; FINEST IMPORTED ENGLISH BREAK- FAST TEA, 80c; FINEST Pickwick Cinb Whisiry is tho best. Fresh Alderney Futter churned every morn- ing and delivered in % 1b. “Ward” prints, 45¢. perlb. Also cottage cheese and butter milk; sweet milk 5c. per quart. Cream 15 centa, AND JAPAN TEA, 80c. FINE wae aces AND 60c, CHEON (CHEON) IS THE BEST T W; M 60c. TEA IN AMERICA. et) HANGDOODER OURNETH PURE SUGAR AT COST: CUT LOAF, Tic. GRANULATED, 7c, STANDARD AT 6c; : oe! Hea RP wy *§ LIGHT YELLOW, SUGAR, 54. FOR ITS FIRST BORN, 75 RE 2 aa v — 2 “ou Hees Bop 24 i ‘The Children of Israel during thelr Babylonish cap- fvity would not sing because their hearts were heavy. ‘They hung their harps upon the willows, their strings were mute and tuey longed to return to Jerusalem. Also, after having been released from Egyptian bond ‘age and during their wanderings in the wilderness WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN TEAS. COFFEES AND SUGARS, the ighed for the flesh-} of Egypt. Biblical histor 426 8 EK COR 7TH ANDI STS. N. W. Hiei id gary dae ESPaea gt mee Fetal vera ectees onder parrot 2 = : Teepe seize oui an comentario OD SAG EURERYE WHISKEY —UNBQAUL 1h Shuce—they were successful, but. being of weak and vor 3 harrow minds succeess overeame thei and. they at HUME, CLEARY & CO. gued themselves into the belief if they could control ote st aia Ereater space, whaterie itamagnltude that weycouid | Go—600 dos. Ladle Collars, al ses olld white Fan the whole machine successfully, eventually. scoup | ay wor inal che ite ais of te trade and thereby cour | S04 N07 strip, worth 13%a Has Woors mand the pat the whole people. 106-500 Aa, Zac and Embroidered Col- Flushed with success tue trlo. entered into an agree. | © aa ment familiarly kuown as the“*Tripartite Covenant,” | 1arm worth 21c. und the herculean tusk was begun. In the exuberance 0. th-ir Joy—on entering upon the new order of things 5e—16,000 yds. Ruching, worth 12%c, —they ang ayong, the burden of which was 100—15,000 yds. Crepe Lisse Ruching, worth 25c. ‘5e—-15,000 yds, different styles Crepe Lisse Ruch- ing, worth 35, 48 aud 59c. 4c—Felt Tidles, former price 8c. ‘21e—Felt Tidies, former price 38c. 480—Felt Tidles, former price 76c. $1.18—Table Covers, former price $1.48, $1.98—Table Covers, former price $2.48. ‘250-290 dor, Felt Hats, new shapes. 50c—Best Felt Fur Hats, former price $1.18, $1.24, and $148. $1.00—Best Imported Fur Felt, former price $4.43. 10c—17 Different designs Children's Embroidered IT TAKES YEARS’ TO ACCUMULATE a DRY, PRIME, SELECT STOCK OF HARD WOODS, SUCH AS WE WILL PRESENT FOR SALE JANUARY 1ST, 1884 IT TAKES FOUR OR FIVE YEARS FOR SUCH LUMBER TO SEA- SON, AND THEN WE HAVE TO SEARCH FROM MAINE TO CAFIFORNIA TO FIND THE CHOICEST GRADES, WE HAVE BEEN QUIETLY AT WORK SINCE 1880 ACCUMULATING SUCH LUMBER, AND ON JANUARY 1ST, 1886, WILL OFFER A STOCK OF THE MOST SELECT HARD WOODS IN GOOD-BYE SWEETHEART, GOOD-BYE, And today—although but a brief period of time has @lupsed since the change from the. old to the new— {they loug to return to what they now know was thelr Jerusalem, fle:h-pots and all other objections thrown in, and therefore the WHANGDOODLE MOURNETH FOR ITS FIRST BORN. ‘Weare truly sorry for them: inasmuch as we havt Just eutered upon «new year we hope it may prove happy one to all people of whatever creed. Class cynattion, and, of course, these poor follows are in- cluded. We began rizht in 1844. We continued ia the right dnring (56, aid now that the yeat 1999 has Gav Sed ‘pon ts we stall not iorsuice th which bus led | Collars, former price 26¢ ASHINGTON. | us om to the achievement of a ‘cries ofaucoeanes, aren i ne | Whieh always atteuds those who atten elt own | 25c_Children's Fine Imported Embroidered Col- — Dusiiiess aud uot omly preach but prastice: hatsoever ts one Witter ira ha 15c—All colors Cashmerette Gloves, former price WILLET & LIBBEY, ese being the priueipies by which we are guided | 25c. a7 Cor. 6th street and New York avenue (d guverued in prosecuting onr busines we can Dut Kook with Inuthing and con‘erape upon s soulieas and | $5¢—Fine Imported Cashmere Gloves, former price Conclenceless ere who would entrap you with false | 68 Noax W. Cc. promises and fictitious prices. oan Warxer & Co. 28e—Merino Underwear, Vest and Pants, former Puce 48e, About our Clothing, We sbould say every WE WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR, day Ull everybody within” trading » distance Lave read It “How well we sult people 480~Same, finer quality, former price 75c. shea! ‘98e—Fine Wool Vest and Pants, former price $1.25. ‘Te—Lot of Colored Motto Handkerchiefs, reduced from 10c. 25c—Sik Handkerchiefs, former price 48c. .5e—Sheer Lawn Pure Linen Handkerchief, new And extend acordin! invitation tocall and be sulted ot READY-MADE CLOTHING. No one sort of people, but allsorta. We have spared no effurtsnor outlay to acsomplls'. what We have iu Clothing tor man or bs. and low Retwehavesuccomdnd igevidenced ix tue bun. dreas lar patrons who have vested t Merits of oor wares: “There ts nothing that VICTOR E, ADLER'S 10“ PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10 £27 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. 8. W., designs, worth 8c. careful people ure less impresnible abut than 2 : the tt aha -tyie of ide Clothing. No 8e—Fasclnators, Blue, Pink and Cream, former} wonder. cliner’ ‘There's nothing that reyuires Corner Massachusetts avenue price $1.25. Such careful attention on the part of parc tusera S8 Readymade Cloting for’ mau or boy: and 25¢—Corsage Bova hades, stylesanddesigns,| unless one patroniz’. sony a very reliable Strictly One Price, and that the Lowest. equlay iiemunesase house, where the. creates? care ts taken in every’ particular and uve tue proper fit and Proper material made up into Orsi-c.ass gar meuts, the result is very unsatismctory. “There {sno -arment, no matier tue cost, that is ul- lowed to eater our stock except such that is well made, properly tiuished and of reliable material ‘Custum department, second floor. NOAH WALKER & vO, Sar Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until 11. Jat Asxvat Crosixe ° Sate : F __DR¥ GOODS. sterestixe To Every Lanv. ‘R ANNUAL CUTS -LE OF LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ve goods are made of superior quality of Cotton and at the prices we put om these goods we don't expect one piece left at the ex piration of next week. ‘hese goodsare displayed on our second floor. t1-CHEMISE, with Tuck Yoke, good cotton, 210. tle 1-CHEMISE, DRAWERS and SK mise made of one style, good ters of Tucks and Embroidered, $3 tyle No. 2—Made of the best cotton cordet bands. Tegular price, 48¢.; BOW BSc. VKAWERS with fine cambric Rufties, 8 Tucks in the rule, regul Price, 4We.; now ake SKIGTS made o. the best votion, with deep hem and cluster of Tucks mad in Priticess style, 3c. ot 2—CHEMISE, Strie No. Ith Yoke mate of fine tucking and 4 pieces of tle best Rsnbroids and Cambric Raffle Bnd, Neck and sleeves, toga lar price, Be: bow 4c, vig No. 2—CHEMISE made Square Neck, with solid Neck and Siveves, with kinbroiderod Mand, 41 DRAWER® made of the best ¢ ‘Rufle, at 4¥c; regular price 73c. GOWN WITH YOKPS made of 4 cluters of Tucks and Caiubrie Kuifle around k and Sleeves, made of the best cotton, extraloug, at 4%. SHORT UNDERSKIRTS, with Cambric Rute and Tucks, at 4 SHORT SKIRTS, with deep Pmbrofdered Ruf fle, 2 clusters of Tucks above the Ruille, at Sie OWN WITH KES, of 4 clusters of Tuck: ‘and banbro CHEMISE, style made of Yoh Another sivle, Yoke with solid Euibroidery, 6° Teguiar price, #5c. Some are made of tue finest Canbrie, SKIRTS, with Cambric Ruffle, cluster of Tucks iu the Ruftle, and Imbroidered, ai 68. Lot 4—GOWN, with all over Embroidered Yoe, | made Mother Hubbard Style, wits tunbrokjered Tulle Neck and Sleeves, BSC! formerly spld at 31.49. a SKIRTS, with 2 rows of inserting 0! Tlba wt dvep Lace and five Tucks above the RuMle, at} former sold at $1.59. SKIRTS with deep Embroidered Tor- chon Lace under the Kuille, and cluster of Tucks above the tuille, ut sc. SKIRTS, CHEMISE, GOWNS AND DRAWERS, $1.25, $1.39, $1.48, $1.46; those wt this price » Wiil tind the iatest siyies, worth double the aaiou We also keep on this floor a large assortment of WORSTED GOODS. Child's Hand-made WORSTED CAPS, closing at 2ie. Infant's MITTS, 17e. : Infant's LONG SLIPS, 150. Culld’s FLANNEL SKIRTS, 1c. One styie PLUSH CAP, sold at $1.98, we will sell this week at $1.78, Good value at $2.25 LANSBURGH & BRO, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET. a2 New IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS. > Srarox_ Penny, (GUCCESSOR TO PERKY & BROTHER) PURE LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTH: WIDTHS AND LeNGTHs, WITH N. ALL, SIZES TO MATCIL ‘MANUPACT: BY JOMN'S BROWN &50NS, BELFAST, Ly FANCY LINEN DAMASK FRINGED UNCH CLOTH= WITH DOYLEY= Do MATCH, AVEINS, DOYLEYS TOWELS, xD TWILLED ND GLASS LINE SEATON PERRY, Peuny BIL! :xa, Penn, Avenue, corner ch stteet, Established 1840, ja And all others in proportiunately low prices. ‘The pecullar medicina’ qualities of whisky distilled from the finest growth of Ry: in the renowied valley of the Mone ve atttucted the atte Hon ot the ratoal Ercust tm te United Stas (0 sucha dex ‘5 to place it ina very high posiuon among Sitterin Breutoa, SUITS. suITs. A nice Business Suit at $5, worth $8. ‘A better one at $6.50, worth 810, An All-Wool Cassiner Sult at $8.80, worth $12. An All-Wool 4-Button Cutaway at $10.worth #15. An All-Wool Prince Albeet suit at p15.worth 822. PURCHASERS WILL BE BENEFITED! We beg to invite the attention of connoiseursto our celebrated fine OLU WiISKIES. which we offer at We have a full line of Boys’ Overcoats at $8.50. $4, fhe tnllowing peices, in cases containing one dozen $4.50, $5 that are worth double. Boys’ Suits at 85.50, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 that are — OLD RESERVE WHISKY... $18.00 worth 60 pér cent more than we are asking for them. UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISK ¥...-15.00 Childrens Salts troei go up (5 6 BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY__. Caltren's Overcoas from $1.50 up t $8.50, nde we willbe roceit of beck drat, regiaicced ‘nd Ends in Sults and Overcoats at 25 pep Grocer, we will, on F of bank dratt, regisie cent less than What they cost to manufacture, THT BH FES BBR OO, BE Wt | ferred) delvertucm to sour nidrem: ty exiseos, ‘Pants for Men, Youths and Boys trom 91 up. t a ke oe 3 9 ARN | chines! prepaid toatl pois casi of A. isa.ppiiver, — a = Eee 00 BRN) por Excell ence, Purity and Eveness of Quality, the Ket’ rey ‘are catirely freetrom: adulteration, ad SS LONDON 48D) LIV EREUOL L posses a iaiural Havor and fue tunie properties, 5 v Whisiles are sold under guaruntee to give CLOTHING coMPANY, permet jorotherwise to be retured at our wm 4 RRR coo Hom gem — | Expense Correspondence soitcited, 430 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS. hea ka Ere S ES Hu ge HL. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, ry 2 IPER HEIDSIECK —A CHAMPAGNE OF| MMM 24-8 E SoS HOB Exe > asses leer open ara Feat popularity, a Agetts prices é73m N. ¥. Oflce—16 Soutn William st. HUSH, CLEARY & CO, a28-2w S07 Market Space, Gass Tizavavanrers For For arn 2 THE FINEST MADE i GARMENTS SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS" PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH ALLIGATOR SLIPPERS, anaes Ree Se MERCHANT TAILOR. SEALSKIN SLIPPERS, col7Sm 414 YEH STREET NORTHWEST. MAROON GOATSLIPPERS, | FINE EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS © “*"/‘Q peoran, i Fore Avexcz Han Z00 250 ATTRACTIVE PRICES AND STYLES IN OUR F 2 UNLAP'S NEW FIFTH AVENUE Fad ees EVER. IN GILK OFEEA AND DERBY, 23 625 Pennsylvania avenue, FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING. ‘THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD! Esmsusxe 1811. Carers, ‘ 2 a Art Squares, CCCH H 00 CCOERE (00%, ppp. o CH Ho ong OF Qgk Be Inorder to @ose out our entire wicver stock of — CG HHHO O10 | FE oL DD Salts and Overcoats, we have prices red uced to sult z ScOH B°00° Ht Goo tex 00’ tras Bo? FURNITURE, PLAIN AND ARTISTIC, everybody lu need of a Sult or Overcoat, : W OW WH AiTgSScK KIT ERE gy See ae Overcoats we sold at 7 we sell now at $5. WwwwH Hog KEK UE Daiay Senay Qvercoass we sold at $9 we sell now at 98 Pus five BARGAINS OFFERED. Ww Ww HHT Sss. cK TER S385 Pebbeciceredicbdaer teed db WoW H HuSss>K KI Ker Sys5> o m4 vercoats we sold at $13 we sell now at $9. WALL PAPERS: Overcoute we sold at $16 weseil now at $11. MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. “Prices and Work Guaranteed.” MANTLE AND CABINET WORK SOLICITED, Designs for Same Drawn to Order. W. H. HOUGHTON & Co., a0sm 1214 F Street northwest. | | Prosests Worn Bovisa For Xous. A Marseilles Bed a Warm Comfort, | Nice Pair Blankets or a Handsome Down Q) aud Villows, ry tug, xin Mat Hug, an Art square, Dragge., Table or Piano Cover or @ Naud.cme Puir'of Portieres of Heavy Curtais, a Mee Chair, Kocker, Table Peurstal, Desk or Music Cabinets, or une of our Imitation Mahozany Chamber Sults,Bevel Glass Bras Candelabras for §20.75, Make your se lections early at W. W. HOEKE, Hendquarters for Bottom Cush Prices, 801 Market Space, 345 and 310 Stl st. nw, Wan Parms Special Designs INEXPENSIVE PAPERS IN ART COLORS, HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTING. Designs and bstimates Furnished ‘Specialties CARPETS AND FABRICS. Agents for MORRIS 4 COMPANY FURNITURE P. HANSON HISS @ 00, 815 15th st. Cot> W earner ‘Will soon be bere, and in your preparation for itbe sure to iiupect our assortment of a2 ocltm Intante fine French Kid (the Dest). -erernymncoooe PANTALOONS SALE. HEATING STOVES, : —= ul the latest styles In Gent's Flag’ Hand towed : OW BEAUTE. which Is now complete, and embraces all grades, from BUOTS and SHUES, we waa these celebrated Hats have cheapest to the highest price. THERE NEVER WAS A TIME WHEN A MAN pals never Sean surpassed “As cocmoahies & Segecesnityeotieted, COULD DRESS AS GENTEELLY AND RUBBERS: RUBBERS! RUBBERS !t GEORGE sPRANsy, ae W. 8 SENKS 2.00. AT 80 SMALL CosT as NOW. ALLSTYLES. arsed EEE SEE, ee18 717 Teh mreet aw. pM ZEPHYE. i on Spey in tharitoe His |! ONE PRICE CLUTHIER. SOLE AGENTS, me a Pa sedemphor.c ant sg 607 SEVENTH STREET. cotemriasaere, |Ger Tur Best. YOU WILL Miss IT IF YOU FAIL TO EXAM. | lined. re | PE CONCORD HARNESS” : INE THESE Goops. Also s complete line of Boys and Youth's School: Axoro-Ausnian Ixsvraxce Co, ced, Team and Expres ares ; fine ne tak acs Lowes Ooh Frise - ofall sand Searepion at Laren Fo ‘Missor’ and Children's Bpring Heels! ‘pvery Geuuipe “rt ABS =e mewn a |. WOOLKNS, SILKS AND VELVETS, aor rete # ALL LENGTHS, COLORS AND PRICES. ‘Wasummerou, D.C, 7 sa HORSE CARMA, ab (981 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR DOME at ey toe Prime ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE POLICIFA ‘ON i D-_PYLES, CIGAR MANUF, SOP detain Sous ssd'ge | 2202" eete tard Bear goes Sie Uva rhulesale 50 ina bo: et box, i ak as Fries aifaiase ee PaagEr seen LEADING DRY CHAM- ‘pagne, at Agent's: * HUME, CLEARY @ Co. e280 807 Sark Byaom ‘on col Sint Dea am with insert. | ing with two clusters of Tucks and Embroidered | ANDTRAY CLOTHS | =. LANNEL, FOR | ACED CANTON COVERING. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON IMPORTED | WRaPs, JACKETS, NEWMARKETS aND DOLMAXS. SUPERB STOCK OF LYON’S FAILLE FRA’ CAISE, SATIN DUCHESSE, | RHADAMES, | SURAHS AND GOs GRAIN SILKS, IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALi COLOKS, "POR STR et, RECEPLION AND EVENING WEAS ELLGANT BEAD! TINS AND TWO TONE BROCAL TS FOR PANELS AND DRESS FRONTS. LYONS B AND COLORED SILK VEL- VETS. FROM $4.00 TO $5.00 PER Y ALD. NEW SILK GAUZE CREPES, ILLUSIONS AND BRUS “| PIANOS AND ORG Fi PUM! PUSH!—BEST FAMILY PU barrel, Tomatoen Spoued caw, OL in er pound ig atelna, Like por ‘gc bet pound: Cassurd # sbvu dere (nkve es Ham Fig! per pound. Cnmard s shou dere Sige per pootdl {Found San rev Mackerel, loc per’ chm: Wepenbs one-third honey, de pret Ean: S-poand bucket Ate " offen, Bye (etek. Doe prs tl Crewe poratde Ho ket hewt 8 rs ra . Tue Crrerco Grocery Coxrax 806 7TH STREET. OFFERS Pound Can Tomatoes, Mc. dagen. poand © _ CERRY OFFERS Family Flour, $4.1 bl, bent Flows, §o.73 WoL; S144 bel, Tae COMPANY vere f > Th CHICAGO New Buckwheat, de | THE CHICAGO “THE ROCERY COMPANY. ERs: ‘oF LO Thm. for he. ROCPRY COMPANT French Rrandy, #: are Kye Whhinkes CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY ww Wr War Y. | Our Rich Old Java end Mocha, Double Vaniie war 306 Teh street a, Nee other Chocolates, 6 Boxes Cox's \ os O14 Jama Sherries, Whiskeys Chowe Fruits, G WITMER @ Co, 1918 PENNA. AVE ies AT do29 Der sies sete peor Sigetn. New York Appien niiy tise from 82 to 82.90 per meron which en free trade w THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, crs invented up tov | sO Flour Usat ease Jrove that, we would simply sine that a large quate Ly of thts mmagninoent ts shipped aunuaily’ f9 arts oF tae od trons selected, Dako. 1s Aer has at last been reached, and is cousequen my Fielding more brew! to te asf keer every every barrel is Warranted to give eatite matisiaction ST. LOUIS FANCY. One ofthe most beautiful Waster Wheat Pater ‘er offered to Ube trade, It is unexcelied by any otle Patent except Ceres, and will pleas the aon e | GOLDEN WILK. tand-by and the Standa It is equal in q) Paton RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we tee! amured that any housekeeper who tries them once will ever use anything eine FOr sale by al grocers, | Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indiana ave. |_ srs WM. M.GALT a Co OHNK EK ELLY, j Wholesale and Reta Dealeria FIRST-CLASS BEEF, VEAL, j Lawn werron,@e le CORN BREF A SPLCIALTY Stalls.—625, and 6:0 Center Market, ®th st. wing, id 20m Northern Liber.> Marke. chivered iree of charge (all paris of tye <28) Br Marketing WE BEST PLACE 10 BUY M Musical Instruments tor Holids: JON FELL 49-210 837 ae, oy Vania wee OR SAL ON INSTAMM ELLIS & 00. 937 Pennm diwzin SD AND REPAIRED: 27 Peamyivanis ere A~ON @ HAMLIN OW Wines PIANOS, U ee2m - Pening tv a Vice BSUSS Maso keen ae Glum price tustrumests, a OWN PBLLS & 00, ce mp ivania ave Instat JOHN tis Saf Penmgivenia ave ane | Poeubis | J PALLET, Davis @ co i Il* fe Plano oth aid ymouthiy” paywents ai ow es tact eee SAREE om we Mee FOR He Ho ana es . ce es Bho rib tineeea sects PT | Pianos, Organs, Music and Musical jura~ Ft woncertl on rurpente, To | Pianos, Plano Dancers, Vucopuones, aud other | cal Noweities hu great bari | Eowaro F. Daoor 925 Penusyivane avenue PIANOS. MUSIC axv, ivi MUSICAL MARCHAN ISR. Liu Pianos sold on Insta iments. Exchanged, Reutos, Tuued wid Repaired. sole Agent for STELNWAY 4 SONS, ax E, GABLER & BKO"S PIANOS, New and Second-hand Pianos of other makes in stock at low pn Pp ie KRAKACER BROS. THE CD. PEARES 1 eee ee ons Sears atte eee ole le Agen pees POR HOLIDAY PRESENTS FINEST DISPLAY OF REAL GEMS OF, AKT IN GRAND, SQUARE AND Are Urkicnt Prasus,