Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1886, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. OFFICE OF Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing at 3 p.m. Toiay. For District of Columbia, Virginia, North Car- olina and S« southerly w! at our new and 11th st. Boyn's Dr ot Judd & D lished Janua PnotocRarns.—Messrs. Marshall € Gilling, late Waizi, 819 Pennsyly tinue bis pr: superior work. instruments the city. A! done on th stantaneous on fbanksgiving Day. LIGHTNING Copper Rods. J. H. Kuehling, 419 1 Hightand da Hormes & variety and ijnanviactured. ‘7th and D.,T Gents’ Furiishing Score in the city. Cupts XANDEK has the finest and most select stock of Old 7th st. new. Books upon any subject, from high science to & novel, printed and stercoty ped its low as pos sible for the ee sainples: 420 and 422 11th street n. Ww. FUSSELL'S Berrer Crs, home-made caramels, cream mints, Boston chi per pound, at Snarpiess’, 410 7th street, A CLEAN € magic cream or instantane or gentleman should auve punyles or breaking ‘outon fac. or body. Sold by all druggists. See ‘wanted miscellaneous. REISANGER’S ice cream, HEADQUARTEES for Gent's Fine Shoes in all the leading styles, Strictly one-price.. BLANK Books, LEDGERS, &C., at short notice, ‘the best paper and bnest workinanship guaran- leed. Have your books wei made by Judd & Detweiier, 4: BARGArss in jewelry Just Receiver tueky Sour Masi W hiski “Overholt.” viebraved ‘Pun st. BW HEADQUARTERS for pure candies, French fruits aud fine chocolates, Frank Sharpless, 410 7th street, Ej Fixx Portrarss. Kets Kemetny, 1109 Pa. avo Tue Latest THING ii is the double-breasted “Covert” or top cout, at Barnum's. Exectric Betis, Burglar Alarms. Iron safes repaired. E. A. Gotpes’s Potomac River Game and Fish stalis, € the place to I Chesapeak amaiara’ duel dnd sult water i Will take pleasure in tilling all orders for din- her and supper p Lawyers printed in better style and in less time at Judd & Detwetler’s U Tar Honwes & Covrrs’ Sea Foam Waser with milk, DReEss Scrrs tor hire, 414 9th street. To Ovr Pa: tographs ior sittings made as suun us possible. Su For Pure Fresu C. Sharpless, the leading coniectioner of Wash- ington, 410 YARD-WIDE PEKCALE, Gig¢., Stern's, 904 7th. ‘MeEncaNTILE Worx.—Letter and note heads, envelopes, bill heads and circulars in firsteluss style and lair prices by Judd & Detweller, 420- 422 Lithsireet a. w. IupoRTANT To TRAVELERS.—When you visit New York swpat the buckingham hotel, Fifth avenue, kept taily Ideated for either transient or permanent guests; near wecessible by eltuer elevated or suriace rall- Toads, also by stages which pass the door every Jew rminutes. , hotel, 3 wantly furnisbed and bus spiendid public par fors tor ladies and genticmen. smoking rooms, Dillard roums, private dining rooms, etc., ete. It nas reoms Upwards, also superior accommodations for Jamiies wishing to make eiluer loug or short Stays. The restaurant is unsurpassed and the prices reasonub!e. Loox at the new style of “Covert” or top| couts, made and daric mi: ‘THe Frast-cLass Gxocensot Washington are Unanimous the finest biscuiis on the market. Now 1s Tus Trae.—Estabrook’s the place for line puotwgraphs. Lapis’ gold watebes, $12. Frank, 457 Pa av. Ir You ax printing line et all the lwiormation you want, with esti- Inates Of Cost So not be disappointed when the Will is presented, THe W 1su6 7th st. OUR GALLERY will be open Thanksgiving New Photo. ELEctricGas LiGuTsING, Speaking Tubes, ete. JH. Kuebiing. = CITY AN D_ DISTRICT. NATIONAL ALBAUE Wintanp Haxxis."— MRKZ0G's. Dime MUSEUM. KEEN ANS, DANASSAS P. A perform: nie ‘and the com ‘Washington overtures in Robert P- Rufus A. M others for a he elaims to proseeution ‘dee Heimick for in time last evening in the new apartments of the | elub, in th A ‘sociable was given last evening by the | ‘of Haratine eureh, at the | Ladies’ Aid residence of honor of his birthday, ihe proceeds going into the funds of the aid svc Lom The contract for building the hotel at Forest | Gien bas been awarded to William P. Lips: | comb. Commissioner Frank Smith, of th Army, has sent notices here 't jounder and leader of tue Salvation Army, to visit the city of Washington No 7th, 28th and 29th. ‘vember Robert Rufus A. Morrison, pel the specifie performance the purenase of house northwest. A complimentary entertainment was given Jast might at mandery, N (Cross, Which was largely atiende: tainment was conducted by Mr. 1 with Miss Hi: Between s: W.J. Wall, ‘Obie railroad, was seriously ling ears at the depot. He deuce hospital in the patrol wagon. Rev. Mr. Baptist church, Cuarieston, S.C, is in the city dn the Interest Of the damaged Haptist chureles ‘of that eit where. James 73 days on Rovert Cross, colored, Eliza King, a middle white ‘allace Sweat, were the’ ‘Snell to-day for protanity. A sociable and ‘Thanksgiving amery ior asyiuin, under the auspices of Kaights ot America. Sige so Favors for the and Potomac river diamond-back Terrapin, lobsters, canVass-back, red- musemenis "A Lottery x A inass meeting will be beld in. the Calvary BapUst cbureh to-morrow alternoon. ms stattee, a mulatto, was arrested on 4% street last night tor Indecent. e: When searched at the station a revolver aud dirk were taken from him. y in the Police Court to-day and was fined $25 OF The Weather. THE CHIEF SiG: OvFicer, zn Wasutxatox, D.C, Nov. 20, 1556. sath Carolina, fair warmer Weather, inds. ees g your Photographs made look ‘sumples. GEo. PRUSCE, Penn. ave. RECTORY, for 1887, is In the hands tweller, printers, abd will be pub- ary Ist ia avenue, wil c ‘ces for a short time only, with binets from $2 a dozen: finest most varied backgrounds In ii work, artistic and photograpiic, premises with promptness. In- pictures of babies a specialty. Open an © top coats made of rk mixed Kersey, at Barnum’s. Covrrs’ FANcY Biscurrs.—Largest most delicately favored biscuits c's, COF, he Only ¥ One Price Hat and Whiskies in the market. No. 909 aracter of the work. Call and nd xet prices at Judd & Detweiler’s, Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies. and fine nut candies, 25¢. S assured to all who use us eure. No lady COMPLE igs a W. H. Rice, Market Space. 0 2 11th street n.w. Frank, 457 Penna. ave. Jot of fine old Rye and Ken- ‘amongst them, the ‘A. Sautter, No. 502 en's overcoats young ener Market, Wastington city, is eave Your orders 1oF iresh caught wds and Ks, Saumon and ail kinds of tres b. Game ol all kinds in season, rules. jepbone 347 can get their brieis and arguments n can be secured elsewhere. HONS wishing portraits and pho- holiday presents, 1 would say have M. P. RIce, dio, 1217-1219 Penn. avenue. NDIES go to Frank ‘7th street «op the European plan. Very cen- the Grand Central depot and quite ‘This magnificeut hotel is ele Varying in price irom 31 per day double-breasted, lap seams, in light xed Kersey, at Haurnum's, in pronouneimg Holmes & Couus? ‘TAL Market Space. NT of anything in the Judd & Detweiler's and losely accurate Liat you will Barringer Ink Manufacturing Co., uw. Orders by tuail flied. “Art Co., 905 Pennsylvania ave, ht relieved. Hempler’s, av.,corq o- Night. “Mixed Pickles, nzeline.”” HALt.—I’rot. Carpenter, “Chrisand Lena.” Variety. NOKAMA, Day and evening. Condensed Locals. sce of Mr. Hubbard F. Smith’s | Ticket,” was’ given at | iz, Mise Dixie “Crooks, | ‘Louise Powell. Mr. W. H. Daniel | poser, Mr. Suiith, taking part. Phe | Symp esira rendered the Me Smith has fled a suit against orrison. “George H. ‘Boston and puveyanee for a piece of propert have contracted for to Pesttaln the | of certain proceedings belore Jus | ccounting, &e. in club. inet for the first | lust eve Amert Seolt building, 15ch ana F s streets, socie the pastor, Kev. Job Price, in ety. en. Booth, ‘Suith pas entered suit against .. Hi. Boston et al. to co: coutract or 0, 2203 Tenth street Wasbington hail to st. Joan's com- ‘0. 32, United Order of the Golden The enter- | . MeGowan, tlie Khodes as pianist. X und seven o'clock this morning ‘brakeinan on the Baltimore and injured while coup- way taken to Provi- Stakely, of the Citadel Square | ws will be seen in the notice eise- rolver and He pleaded guitt: the farm. woman, and a young shan ‘named $5 each by Judge pound party will be given evening at the Nations Rites’ the benefit or St. Joseph's Orphan ie german at Gould’s, 9th street. James Hill, charged with larceny, was re- Jeased from jail to-day by the Criminal Court oO enelpene La « MeFar! indicted with M: . MeBride tor arson, was brought in the ‘couniond Ry heme and committed to jail. F. Cook colored schoo I ave the ‘season, ‘first of their series of concerts for Jast night. play epuitied “Tue East 1 P Piacoa fs ‘Loulse A. Sinitin, the Arse colored by ington. A feature of the m2 the written Wwouan ever produced in Waste | being alleged that he converted to the uses of & | the Worgingmen’s ciub. Al! contribate yearly al c A MIDNIGHT ASSAULT. A Lady's Desperate Struggic with « Barzlar. A cold draft of air blowing in the bed room of Mrs. Page, who lives at 1633 L street north- west, awakened that lady shortly after 12 O'clock last night, bat being drowsy, she did not atonce get up. The smell of chloroform, however, fuily aroused her, and springing out of bed, she attempted to light the gas, when she found herself in the powerful clutches of a man. He seized her by the throat and_ attempted to force her toinhale chloroform. The frightened ‘woman struggled and screamed, and her brutal assailant struck her several timesin the mouth. In the meanwhile the agea mother of Mrs. Page and her three little daughters, who were the only occupants of the other rooms in the house, were aroused from sleep by the noise of the struggle. and they began to scream. One of the daughters, Unrowing open a front window, called for help. “The burglar, alarmed for bis own saiety, dealt Mrs. Page ‘a savage blow in th ‘and she fell heavily to the floor. He found himself tree from her trantle grasp. ‘ing the room he encountered the aged Page and one of her daughters, he Knocked over, and then quickly Is way out of the house through the ment door, witch he had pried open with ajimmy. He had disappeared betore the neigh- bors, aroused by the cries, had reached the house. The ehildren, on reaching their mother’s room. lit the gas and found her lying in an in- sensivle condition. The odor of chloroform Was very strong, and a four-ounce bottle of the drug was found iying on the floor. Dr. Cook was called and attended Mrs. Page, who soon revived and fortunately was found to be but slightly hurt. ‘The burglar and would-be mur- derer Is described asa white man about 5 feet S inches In height, weighing abuut 180 pounds, with heavy black mustache, dressed in dark clothing and a black derby ha geo in le: mother of M whon A Little Child's Death from Poison. ME FINDS A BOTTLE OF MORPHINE AND DRINKS IT. Mrs. Mary Carroll, colored, who lives at 701 Cstreet northeast, lett her home early yester- day morning and went to her service place, leaving the two children, aged 4 and 6 years, at home. During the day the younger child, Maurice Dyson Carroll, found a bottle of mor. phine in one of the closets and drank the con- tents. Tn the afternoon, about 4 o'clock, the child fell to the floor unconscious. When’ the heighborsdiscovered what was the matter with the tittle fellow they summoned Dr. Beattie, who did everything le could to restore the bos to consciousness, but the drug had done its work, and the child died shortly after 5 o'clock. Dr. Beuitie gave a certificate of death from acci- dental poisonin = 4, The Associated Charities. ADDRESSES AND REPORTS AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FOURTH DIVISION. Thé annual meeting of the Fourth Division, Associated Charities, was held at Hamline M. E, church last evening and was calied to order by Mr. C. E. Foster and opened witb prayer by Rey. Dr. R. R.Siippen. Mr, Foster referred to the beneficial effect of systematized benevo- lence as seen in the decrease In the number of eases reported und in the number of tramps. Mr. 5. 1 Bond was called to the chair and Mr. W.H. Proctor read the report for the yeur, showing that 104 families, embracing avout 50d persons, had been relieved by groceries, fuel and second-hand eiothing. Mr.G. E. W. Sharretts, the treasurer, reported: balance last year, $1.71; receipts, $449.12; dis- bursements, $178.86; leaving on hand, $271.97. Mr. Boud addressed the meeting, congravtiuat ing them on their success, especially on the Hiberal contributions, but expresseu regret that So lew engaged in theactive work. ile had no douvt but they had prevented aver of cuses of absolute want and he urged that they should not tire in the good work, but should be careful in relieving cases not to do harm, for harm could be doue. Rev. Di Shippen followed in a short address, Unat Judge MacAtthur had said @ 3 0 Uhl tne associated charity system was tbe greaiest invention of the age, and he belleved Ubat the Judge was right. This system was doing mueh for christian unity—they coud all work in charity together. Formerly it was the custom for chureh people to attend only to those of their own faith, but there were brazen- faced Irauds who would change from one de nomination to another, receiving aims from each. The system of the Associated Cuarities, however, prevented this sort of iraud. Mr. Boud noted the fact thut tue division would now include that part of the city irom 6tn to 19th streets north of P street. Officers were elected as tollows: Chas. B, Beall, president; H. A. Hall, vice president: W.-H. roctor, secretary; G. E,W. Shurretts, treasurer, K Bond, L. F. Hunt, D. G. Purman, G. H. Cooper, H. P-Montgouiery, Henry Wably, H. B. Moulton, A. 8. Flint ‘and C. E. Town, di- rectors. ———— The Jury List. NAMES OF PERSONS DRAWN 10 SERVE IN THE CRIMINAL couRT. The following names of persons were drawn from the box yesterday by theclerk of the court for jurors to serve at the next term of the Criminal Court, which commences the first Monday in December: : rand jurors—F. P. May, 634 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Charles Goiden, near Aua- costia; Charles C. Burg, Naylor road; William Sargent road; Henry De Camp, 310 10th street northwest; B. W. Cox, 623 G street south- west; H.C. Winsiip, 2603 Dumbarton avenue; F. U:Spiess, 1748 71h street northwest; Charles AA. Lucas, 1151 20th street northwest; Harvey 1. Paze, Woodley road; KE. T. Lyddane, 1408 tu sircet n W. Cromwell, 530 9un street northwest; Edward Meuns, Buuker Hill road: Henry T. 4 th street southeast; George Watts, $14 7th street_northwesi; Joun ‘Norman H. brown, 1609 P’ street northwest; Bestor, 1710 1 street northwest; William 7 Tih street northwest; ‘Thos. B. Hl street northwest: Alidrew | M. Coyle, 1406 L street northwest; Churies Miller, | 0 Titn street northwest; ‘Theodore Barnes, | orgetown Helghts; Rovert Conen, 513.8 street northwest. Peut jurors—P. Chandler Smith, near Ana- costia; Frederick Freund, 702 9th street north- john Robinson, 1245 Z0th street nortu- john 1, Webster, 1611 Madison street northwest; Joseph M. Kelly, Pennsylvania ave- nue and T2th street; James W. Gouirey, 1412 Khode fsiand avenue; Horatio Browning, 610 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Samuels. Shedd, 409 9th street northwest; James ( marth, 1205 Pennsylvaula avenue; W. J. Saul, th street road; Chris, M. bell, 463 Penusylvu- ia avenue northwest; N.C. Rubey, Avacustia; George A.kinson, 4th’ and I streets’ nortnwest; J. H. Ptluger, Queen's Coapel road; Tuomas upert, 1213 Peunsylvania avenue; Herbert J. Corning, 1728 1 street; KR. E. Bradley, 3076 Street northwest; Joseph” C. Coieman, 1236 New York avenue; Rueben Conoway, luz 2st street; M. K. Godaurd, M_ and 30tn'streets northwest: Osear L. Berger, 1501 'T street north- west; W, I. Farr, Strand M stree-s northwest; James Fitzpatrick, 1313 I street northeast; T E, Young, 164 Penusylvania avenue northwest; William Wagner, 20712 Pennsylvania avenue ‘Thomas 4.” Hammond, 500 New Jersey avenue northwest A WARNING To FAST DrivERs.—Jobn Rob- inson, a colored wagon driver, wus charzed in the Police Court to-day with fist driving. ‘The hare was substantiated by the testimony of Officers Costel'o and Jordan, and was dented by the defendant. ‘The judge sald that no class of drivers were more ‘amenable to. the law against rast driving than tuese deliverers of xoods. They drive about the streets as Luough the “Old Marry” was after them, and this class Of persons are responsivie for more uccidents Uan all other classes of drivers put together. A'tine uf $20 oF Aitcen days was imposed, Allison Nallor was charged building regulations, it Avorner Lrv1 the Police Court, with violating livery stable a building situated on H street, | petween 20th and 21st streets northwest, In tion of law. The testimony was to the that the building had been occupied as a livery stable for forty years until about three yeurs ago, when it Was Vacated. It remained Vacant about two yeurs, and was then occupied by Mr. Wright, who bad the contract tor sweep- ing the streets. In July last, Mr. Wright toox Is sweepers trom the stable, aud Mr. Nailor put a uumber of his horses und cabs In the building while his stable at 14th and E streets Was being repaired. ‘The court held that there w: nO conversion of the uses of the stable, and missed the case. —— St. JoHN's WORKINGMEN'S CLUR.—The first anuiversary of the opening of the St. John’s Workingmen's club was cviebrated :ast evening At the club rooms, 2207 Virginia avenue norte west. The exercises were of u varied nature, and inciuded an address by Rev. Dr. Leonard sud the reports of the officers. At the close sub- stantial retresbments were served. The club is supplied with a library of 800 volumes of mis- celianeous character and various games, & read- tng room and smoking room, and 1s open every might bat Sunday. Jt is carried on by the brotuerhood of St. John's parish, which 1s com- osed of members of St. Jobn’s chureb and St, Jobu’s chapel, as well as all of the members of dues, but donations of money or books are received. Peren CAMPRELL'S WILL.—Tho will of Peter Campbell, filed yestorday, gives to bis sou, Jobn Campbell, abd to his’ daughter Margaret ‘0. Burne, und his step-son, Edw. Swinton, $5 ach, He gives the buikot nis estate to Thoinas E, Wagueman, to manage and pay the profts 10 Mrs. Campbell and Annie, Mary and Joseph Campbell, his children. He directs that out of the money belonging to him in tue Homestead Bail tug association his execators shalt thes umof $500 for masses jor the repose of bis soul, and that his wateh be given to his son Joseph on bis attaining the age of 25 years, THE PERMANENT EXposittox.—The secre- tary of the board of promotion of the perma- nent exvosition bas received letters from many members of the bourd Ip different. parts of tbe country stating their Intention to be preseut at the meeting of the board called tor December 7. Among those thus writing are ex-Senator The Workingmen’s Library. THE COMMITTEES—SUBSCHIPTIONS TO THE FUND. Atamecting at the Riggs’ house last night the committee having in charge the project of establishing a public ibrary for workingmen, a temporary organization was made by electing ‘Mr. M. G. Emery chairman and Mr. E. W. Oyster secretars. Mr. Crosby 8. Noyes was added to the generat committee, aud a com- mittee, composed of Messra. Crosby 8. Noyes, E. W.Oyster und £. F. tiggs,was appointed to pre- Pare a circular addressed to merchants and busi- ess men of the city in behal! of the Horary. It Was announced that the following named gentie- men bad made subscriptions of $100 each: Leland Staniord, George Hearst, P. Sawyer, W. ©. Whitoes, Woodward & Lothrop, Walter W. Bardets, Bushrod Robinson, George Ryneal, 4M. G. Emery SS Amusements. NATIONAL THEATER.—One of the brightest, cleverest and most painstaking Httle women on the Ameriean stage will appear at the Na- tional Monday’ evening in the person of Miss Minnie Maddern, Miss Maddern, probably Use youngest actress of note in the country, has diready won for herself a permanent place in the affections of the pubile by the natural charm of her manner and the abuodant evi- dence she gives of persistent devotion to the study of herart. Last season she was seen to much ‘advantage in the leading role of "In pite of All,” # pretty and interesting drama, Next. week’ Miss Madd in Mr. Howard P. Taylor's a which 43 said to be peculiarly sulted to her in every Way, and in which she has won the most eat hatte success of her career. William Morris, J. Herndon, D. G. Longworth and Miss Odev ‘Tyler are met bersof Miss Maddern’s company, During the week Miss Maddern hopes to be able to presenta comedietia written by herselt en- jangerous News.” ‘The Light Infantry corps will attend ihe performance at the Nae tional Monday night. ALMAUGH'S OPERA Housr.—To a large class of taeatergoers the dramatic season. would mean littie without the annual visit of Miss Maugle Mitchell, which with them has become Altdost as much ‘an established festival ime as, Thanksgiving or the holidays. Miss Mitchell Will make ner regular visit to Washington hext week, appearing at Aibaugh’s Ina round Of the characters Witn which her name has be- Come Identified. Her engagement will open ou Monday night with a presentation of. Fan= enon,” whieh will be repeated at_ the ‘Thanks- giving matinee; Tuesday and “Thursday even- ings “Little Baretoot” will be given; Wednes- day and Saturday nignts, “Pearl of Savoy” Friday night, “Lorle;* Saturday matinee, the new play, “Saggie, the Sliuget.” Mr. Charles Abbott Is Miss sutchell’s feuding man, Hevzoe's OPERA Hovsi.— air. Frank E, Aikeu, assisted by his own company, will hold the bourds at this house next week in his new ir uev comedy-drama, “Against the Stream. ‘his isan ipwresiing story of New York life, ‘he first act contaius a very realisiie fire scene. THE SECOND BATTLE OF MANASSAS stil rages tlercei@in the Panorama buliding. ‘The Jarge number 9: children who visitit fiud great delight in the splendid pieware, Hakkts’ Bisou THEATER.—dr. Edwin Arden, @ youngactor who hus earned a good reputation, for hiiusels in recent years as support wo Edwin Booth and Thomas W. Keene, will uruis tue entertainment at this house next week In is own romanue play of “Bagie's Nest.” Dime ates Miss Etuel Tucker, a clever actress, Will appear ut tuls house bext week In. round ol her favorite roles. On Monday and ‘Tuesday, “Que “ihe Iwo urp day, v day wave M KERNAN'S 1HEATER.—The bill at this house for ihe coming Week is i big one, iheluuing George H. Adams’ Pantomiine company, A. J. Spencer's Dramatic company and 2. Hanian’s Specialty company, tnree shows in one. ‘This tneaier is now Woioughly heated by steam aud is as cosy as possib us; Phi ‘Fanchon; Way, Thanksgiving #riday and Satur- ——————— A SUIT FoR SLANDER—Jos. R. Hertford bas entered suit agatust Allen B. Haywood tor shander, claiming 510,000 damages. Mr. He ford is a reas estaie, luau, lusurauce and 1 W, Wud & SIL An Equity ts pendis Parties in reierence to park. Tue language computined o1 1s, brought this avout, and Lam not through with you yel, you rovuer. a AG. A. R, PRESENTATION AND HoP.—At the close “ox” the reguiut meeting of George G. Meude Post, No.o, G. A. K., lust nigut, Chap- Jain York, fn bebalt oi Use’ post, presented «0 the ex-comnauder, Capi. J. B. Dowd, tu bebalt Of the post, & hanasume guid watch and chain, Addresses Were inude by a uuUiber of visiting comrades. Ailer Unis Was Over tue oor was cleured ior a hop. SS TRorriNG AT BeiGutwoop.—There were two trotuing races at tue Brigutwood Lrack yester day. ‘Lue first race Wes wou by J. H. Gueeu's Basutive in good siyle in three suruigitt news. ‘aime, B42 und 2: F. at. Dravey 5 Marry stvre secuud, C, Di. coftin’s Billy uhird and J. Curtef’s Ludy Hutiey iourth, ‘The seo- ond race Was a inuieb, best two in’ Ure, ve- tween W. M. Yate's Staples aud B. Guryer's Jerry. Staples won eusily in two heats, ‘unr Sud and 2:58%, __-—»—__ A CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENT.—Mr. A. Lisner, the propnetor oi the Patais Koyas, bas leased the fvors of the validing corner ui Penu- syivanla avenue and 12uu street over his prex eutsture. Lhis butiding, iL will be remembered, was occupied fur seVerul years us tue pension Office. Mr. Lisner wilt convert the second floor juiy Salestootus, and WHI have a grand. stair Way and eevalor placed in the vuilding for Lue convenience of customers. Tue City MARKETS.—The official price cur- reut of the Wasuingtou Produce Excuange 1$ho change in tour to note, ud fur grain absorus all ar Fivais at iain prices, The buy and straw market is duli except tor fancy green cured timutuy. Weatner-beaten, dark tay can only be placed atlow rates. “There is a seudy demand tor ull grades of good quality of butter. “Lhe supply of eggs IS ulnple lo mee wll demands. ‘Tne de- Mand lor Thanksgiving pouliry, us usual, wil ve large. ‘The green iui market is doig’ bet ter In receutiy- ppies of select Varieties and in perteet ucte i$ more inquiry tor bright, slice dirled apples. Smid 1ruits are in Steady deiaud. “Lue receipts of Floriaa orabges are smatl with good deinand tor ili Sweet and brigut iraits at outside prices. The 0 aNd OUIO Supply Is vetter n Irisu. cs Ald SWeels are uisy scarce and © biguer, Ouious are scarce aud higace. Venison 1s searce and higher and 1u good demand, Quails, willbe given; Wednesday, | The Fi Mission. SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS OF THE MANAGERS TO ENLIST THE AID OF THE CHURCHES, The ladies’ flower mission, whose good work has brought gladness to the sick people at the hospitals, has made rapid progress during the past few months, The efforts to make the mis- sion non-sectarian and general in Its character, 50 as not to be identified with and controlied by. one churen only, haspeen very successiul, The New York avenue Presbyterian chureh, St. JSonn’s P. E, church, the Congregational church, Epiphany P. E. church and a number of others, have representations ohbe mission, and many other eburebes, Includi is’ society, contribute to it, ‘There are now al ladies who are active workers in the mission, and over five thousand bonquets have been dis” tribatea among the sick people. The pleasure with which the invalids receive their visits Warms the enthusiasm in the work, and the mission has now become a permanent institu- tion. The work does not cease at the approach of winter. Flowers, of course, are not as plenti- ful and are barder to get, but they are even more appreciated. ‘The ladios siill have their regular Thursdays for receiving donations at their rooms tu the Young Men's Christian asso ciation building, and after Thanksgiving they Frill hold @ meeting ing committees ani their work, still further systematizing —— District Government Affairs, CHEMIST DE SMEDT'S REPORT. Prof. D. J. De Smedt, the District chemist, has submitted his report’ for the last fiscal year to Engineer Commissioner Ludiow, giving ‘a sum- mary of analyses mude in his office in cases relerred go him by District officials, including articles amined for the heuith office, toxico- logical anitlyses made to assist the coroner, analyses of adulterated liquors and oleom: garine for the police department and water for the engineer department, besides making ex- aminations of cement and asphalt pavements, Tue Potomac water supplied to the District has been analyzed once a monzh, A. table of re- sults is given, whien, Prot. De Smedt says, shows that the water’ supplied to the District varles somewhat in quality on account of eli- matic causes, but that nevertheless the Poto- mac water is always a healthy beverage. Prof. De Smedt also gives accounts of thé daily analyses made of asphalt pavements Jaid in the District, and also of all the hydraulic cements used on’the public works of the District. LIQUOR LICENSES, Licenses have ueen granted for bar rooms to John Keefe, Hubert Bonke, Levi Woodbury, Jon E. Walsh, Johanna Hartnent, Julia Grav, August Schmidt, Theophilus Roessele, James Boyce, Peter Harvey, Nieb. Corcoran, Franklin Guy, Susan McNeill, Wm. M, Drury, Ellen Lucas, Jus. F. Mccarihy, Franklin Tenney & Co, und Moses ’. Bridwell, Wholesale liquor licenses have been granted to David Nugie, Chas, M. Farris, Valentine Greeser, Thomus J. Phillips, Lemuel Ergood, Hannah Edwards, Anthony Gaeger, Michael O'Donnoghue, Peter J. McIntire, Patrick Sullivan, C. H. Warner, Jobu Keady, James H.’ Kelly, L.A! Dellwiz, Julia Lynch, Johanna Meany, R. B Clark, Bryson Norris, Daniel Briies, Dora C Krattand Frank E. Murray, Thomas Kelley, Michael V. Tierney, Aug. W. Nous, Frederick Ponmarof, Jas. F. Russell, Stephen J. Neenun, Dani. D. Lwoomey, Thos. M. Steep, Jos. H. Sim: utony Rodier & Co., Joun’M, Berreatd, Aug. jouk, JounS. Miller & Jones, Nicholas Locuboiler, Chas. Karseh, Jobn BL Wright, Julius Veidt, Eu, Hughes, Win. M. Drury, Jno. ¥. Jones, Win. Helmus, Jas, Holmes & Bro, Dennis Murpuy, Win. N. H. Mauck, Robt. Hurt ‘lien Gieeson, Maria Kigt, Jolin Tuecker, doun J. Daly, Robi. Callauan, Chas. H. Weser, Redmond Wulsh, Jacob Hines, Jus. J.” Farrall, d. Frank Johnson, Chas, Ho Hurdle, Wa Hirsi, Jas, Gallagher, Jobu Eulis, Join Fegun, J.C. Engood & Co, Tous. G. Donaldson, 18 Grand Dakin, Martin Becker, Geo, BoeuinoliZ, THE COLOR QUESTION NOT INVOLVED. The Conmuissioners have addressed a nute to Mr. John Ht. Brooks, secretary of tbe Coumbian Harmoulal cemetery, a colored burial ground, reterring to letter of the latter of the 27ul ultimy, addressed to the Commissioners, cum~ meuling upon a petitivd recelved by them ad- verse to the proposed extension of tue limits of Olthat cemetery and waking reply thereto. ‘Tuey inform hii that one of tne wealth ordi: hauces of the District, legalized by joint resolu- Uon of Congress, approved April 24, 1880, pro- ides that intermenis In the Discriét snail. be aller that date confined to“sucu grounds as are now (tuen) Used ay burial grounus, or such as sual hereafter be by law desiguated and au- Uorized as such.” “His intention fs eulled to the faet that in the Commissioners’ disapproval Of the proposed extension ut the cemetery in question, there are no grounds for an ussump- Uon on Lue part ofany one, of distinctions ex- isting in tueir minds between the several classes of the population of the District, and {wey regard such iutimations as unwarrénted. ‘Tne Commissioners, in View of the existing law, hoid tay it be incumbent upon the cemetery before using for interimeuts any terri- tory additional to Wat heretuiore devoted to that purpose, to procure the cunsent of Congress aud tue wutiorivy of the Commissioners. In tbls connection, aside from the legal oustacles to bis project, the Commissioners say tbat tbe future extension of streets aud avenues will be greatly obstrucied by existing cemeteries con- Uguous to the city limits and an increase o1 tiese difficulties sould not be approved by Ue Cominissiouers, widhin at least, wn ares Which may in the’ near futuse be occupied as dwelling sites, —— The Courts. Equrry Court—Judae James. Yesterday, Wilkins agt. Wilkins; testimony ordered tukeén beiore Exuininer M.’N. Richurd- son. United States Elecirie Ligtiting Vo. agt. Leiter; T. H. Sievens admitied as purty con Pltindut “Smith vgt. Morrison; restraining order granted returnable November 24, Brown fgt. Brown; motion to vacate order of October 13, 1886, PROBATE CouRT—Judge James. . Yesterday, estate of Kiizabeth Stith; elta- tion issued against Thomas H, Smith, ‘Estate of Curis, M. Ruberts; administrator authorized: to seil u third interest in certain letters patent. io re Etizaveth Kaiser; certain amounts a lowed guardian for maintenance of Ube wards, dstate of Ann E. Wimsatt; wili admitted to probate und record and letters testamentary Issued to Lewis J. Davis; bund $8,000. Estate: of Sebastian de Lassa; lelters of adiinistravion issued to B. F. Leighton; bond $1,500. Es- tate of Baron Kessel; letters of adininisiration issued to B. F, Leighton; bond $1,500, Affairs in West Washinzton. THE Nocres AMBKOSIANE.—“An Hour With Dickens” was presented iust nigut at the Covke mansion in connection with the enter- plieasunts aud raubits are in youd demaud. Iu | taimpent which is being held there fur the dressed pork there Is nodeutud for large Log. ‘he receip.s OF cattle aud sueep Luis Week weed very large. Market low and prices ower, Veut ul¥es in good demabu. For Loaukgiving day the demaud Wii be Leavy for choice well tal tened turkeys, Which sould arrive by the 224, wud at tue falest on the 234. Commission houses will be closed on Tuursday, tie 2oUu, und all business suspenued tor tue day. NEED OF A CHANGE IN THE Poor Coxvicrs Acr.—1his morning, in the Pouce Vourt, Juuge Snell called Prosecuting Atiorney Lavener's attention to the poor convicts aci, and said he would like to bave him take some steps. to have the law cuanged, us persons who were sentenced t pay a ueavy fine oiten get out of the workhouse at the eXpiration or 80 days, dur. Lavender suid the mutter ud been tained, Over im the distriet attorney's ollice, and in a case heard before Commissioner Bundy, where the United States made a contest, tue decision, Was made IN Javor ol the governinent, vUL later, belore another comuissiouer, where ie United States had no tue de elsion Was agalust the ee Orricers Ixsta1. and Lodge, 1. 0. G, 1, closed uu mteresung three days’ ses: sion hist eveuing With tue inatullation of Lue following offleers ror the ensul Whitney, GC. T 1 Marun, G. V.E Roberts, (. as, H. Dou; Beey; ALL. We Kussell, G8. 15 ds Cs W. Money, G. Mt: Y Mary McCallum, D, W.F. seDaniel, Muirhead, G. 2 Ronsertes Bt Wilson, 312 Mstreet northwest, reports that between, 12:30 and 3 O'eiVeK Luis LuUrHing Lis Uause Was enlered through tue frout basement window und robbed Ot silverware and eluthing valued ¥LS1U, SH. Robinson, 1520 U street north- West, reporis stuleu irom ‘shed clothing Henry Huiilton, 1328 EB street northwest, Feports stolen from is bureau drawer asilver Watch and $1 in cash. M. Feiiheimer, 503 4% street suutnwest, re stolen Jrom bis show window last migit sulres and neckties worth 34 ——— THE CoMING JAPAYESE Ant SALE.—The col- lection to be exposed to View at Dowling's on ‘Monday is not only one of the largest Dut also one of the finest dixplays ever made here ot Oriental Ceramics, bronzes and Textile Fabrics, At will be found peculiarly rien in rare and luable examples of articies in each depart- ment, both large and smali in size, and thus available for furnishing balls aud spacious rooms as well as adorning cabinets and shelves, Intending purchasers should not tail to iuspect the collection, and the public generally would do well to pay a Visit, a8 un agency of enter taloment and instruciion, f —_————_ AN ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HEAT ESTATE, im- provedand unimproved, will take place on Mon- day and ‘Tuesday afternoons, November 22d and 23d, including some ot ‘the best located property in the southwestern part. of the elty, situated on N and 3d streets and McLean ave noe. Seo advertisement, ee ALGERIAN ALI-Wool Dress Goops,25c.; 40- ineb uli-wool camel’s iair, 5Uc.; dressmukers’ black cambrie, 5c, Blankets und underwear heap. BRODHEAD & Co, THANKSGIVING TURKEY.—The B. & O., with its uxual custom, will extend Thanksgiving greetings in the sbape of round-trip tickets ut greatly reduced rates over their enilre system between Philadelphia and Ohio river, taciuding Baltimore and Washington. The low rates go into etfect on November 24th and 25th, goud to return until November 27th, inciusive. For further iniormation see large posters or call on stution agents, . ge ee “REV.” SMITH GokS TO THE PENITENTIARY, Wm, T..Smith, the colored man proiessivg to Henry G. Davis, ot West Virginia; Congress- man ‘Wallace, of Loutsinua; Mayor’ Simighe of Philadelphia; Gov. Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia; Henry Of Baltimore; delegates ot the National Philadel, ~ grange, phi be & minister of the gospel, as heretotore men- toned in THE ‘stan plewdea ity yesterday in Philadelphia to obtaining $6.50 from. ‘Thos, Brown, and $1 from Thomas Walker, under the faise ‘pretense that he was @ missivnury engaged in collecting money us Africa. He was also convicted. benefit of St. John’s P. E. chureh. ‘The enter- ent hus been marked with so much suc cess that It is the intention of the ladies 1n charge to continue it two duys next week, ‘VHE CHURCH CHORAL Usion Concent,—The concert given by the Church Choral Union (seventy-ive volces) under the auspices of the Dumbarion-street Meihoulst Episcopal church, at Curtis school hall, last ight, to aid in the payment of the new organ, was a decided suc~ cess. REAL Estate SALES.—John J. Bogue, real es- tate agent, has made the following sules: Parts of lots 103 und 104, Beatty and Hawkins’ addi- Uo to Georgetown, improved, to George W. Casilear, ior $3,000 cash, Original lol 68, ‘Cnieikela’s adainon, tronting 60 tect on Fay ette street, from William R. Love to Jobn Car- tin, $1,200 cash. Original lots 24, 33 avd $4, vounded” by Bridge, Lingun and Pros- pect streets, linproved, irom Kieauor M. Thacs- ara to George W. King, for $5,200. Nores.—For forty-elgt hours there has not been an arrest. made in this preeine.—The cobbie-stone sreets south of M street have been repaired. JEMPERATURE AND UONDITION OF WATER AT 7 A.3.—Great Falls, temperature, 42; con- dition, 23. “Receiving reservoir, temperature, 46; condition at north connection, 18; south connection, 20. Distributing zoservolr, tem- perature, 47; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate sels Roekville and Vicinity. NOTES AROUT PERSONS AND THINGS IN MONT. GOMERY COUNTY. Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR. RocKVILuE, Mp., Nov. 19th. Judge Lynch, of Frederick, is in town attend- ing court.—The grand Jury reported 23 indict- meuts, and after hearing 150 cases, was dis- charged.—Among the cases disposed of in court were the following: Sophia Butler agt. Albert Boteler, action fur plaintift’s services; Judgment for plaintiff $450. Winfleld J. Mur- phy; administrator, ugt Thomas Waters of 83 verdict tor plaintith $118.63. State agt. Reubed Blair; assault with intent to kill; gulity, State ugt. James Easton, assault upon Wm. Trail; ‘lity; sentenced to six months. State agt Ferry Riggs, charged with violation of local option law; not guilty. State agt. James Gau- ley, violation of local’ option luw; not guilty, Siale agt. Chas, Koulhoss, for sime offense; fined $5 and costs—Idu Howard, alias Daft ney, was committed to jail a few days ago chatged with stealing money from Mr. McFar- laud. She will be tried beiore the court next ‘weel.—Burglars attempted to enter the house ot Mr. Joseplt Flack, near Montrose, during the absence of the gentlemen of the familys but Werescared off by the report of @ pistol firéd by a young lady in the house.—The Teuchers’ asso- clation will convene in Rockville next Fri- day.—Mr. MeDermott, of Washington, has purchased the Peter property near Darnee- town,—Rev. J. B. Averitt, of the Rock Creek P. E. chureb, has accepted the pastorate of ‘Telnity, church, Upper, Marl ‘Md.——Rev. 1H, Wright and ‘amily arrived in’ Rockville to- day.—Miss Esta Keiser, of Randolph, died at her home Thursday at’ 9:80 p. m., 16 years,—The funeral of Mrs. Christie’A. Baker, ‘of Montrose, took place trum the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Wm. Magruder, this morn- He Aibr shreve, ot Washington Soteiatede sis ¥. Dr. Shrev ys remains were interred in the Rockville ceme- tery. era has broken out in the hospital forthe Insune in Buenos Ayres, and of elghtosn per sons attacked with the disease two have di "There were nine new cases and five deaths at Rosario. ‘Judge George L. Ruffin, of the Charlestown, died in’ Mase. district police court, died tn’ Boston last in ‘He was appointed by Gov. Bz Sing aiara aore ‘aaa? SGT piel for the purpose of appoint— Jefferson Davis to Governor Vance. THE LETTER OF THE FORMER ON WHICH GEN. SHERMAN BASED HIS CHARGE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY. ‘The Baltimore Sun to-day publishes a letter, dated January 8th, 1863, from Jefferson Davis to Hon, Z. B. Vance, then governor of North Carolina, which 4s believed to be the letter re- ferred to by Gen. Sherman in the recent cou- troversy and upon which Sherman based his charge that Davis threatened to use Lee's army to cveree the southern states. A considerable portion of the letter is devoted to arguments to convince Gov. Vance that the north wouid not listen to peace proposals from south. After reviewiug the efforts made in that direction and asserting the opinton that the north would listen tw nothing short of “absolute unconditional subjugation or ex- termination,” Mr. Davis reierred 10 @ “proposi- ton” of President Lincoln to “support with his army one-tenth of the people of any state who will attempt to set up a gov- erument over the otber | nine-tentns.” He chararterized this as “an attempt 10 sow discord and suspicion among the peopie ofthe southern stutes and to excite them to civil war in futherance of his (Lincoln's) side.” Mr. Davis aired trom the news he had that an juuiempt would be made by “some bad men’ in North Carolina to inaugurate movements whieh Would be equivalent to “ald and com- fort to the enemy,” and he urged that such movements be put down at any cost, He added: “You may count on my ald inevery effort to spure your state the scourge of clvil warfare, which will devastate her homes if the de- siguy Of these traitors be suffered to make head, I know you will place yourself in your legitimate position In the lead of those “who Will not suffer the name of the old North State to be blackened by such a stain.” In conclusion Mr, Duvis advised Gov. Vance to abandon the policy of conciliation and to act promptly and ‘finniy to suppress the “bad men” Wo might set Up organized opposition to the slate, He wrote: “With your influence and position the promoters of dntuunded dis- cords, now prevalent in your state, would be put down without the usé of physical torce it you would abandon the policy of conciliation land set them at defiance. In this course, frankly aud firmly pursued, you would rally around you all tuatjy best and noblest in your state, and your triumph wouid be bioudiess, If the contrary poitey be adopted I much tear you will be driven to the use of toree to repress treason. In either event, however, be assured that you will have my cordial concurrence and assisiance in muintéing with you the honor and diguity and fair name of your state, and tn your efforts to crust treason, whether Incip- fent, as 1 beiteve it now 1s, or more maturedas I Deuéve, i not firmly met, it will in our future inevitably become.’ — +e. Terrible Storm on the Lakes. MANY LIVES LOST AND A NUMBER OF VESSELS WRECKED, Chicago dispatches say the storm that raged on the lakes Wednesday and fhursday caused a terrible 1oss of life and shipping. From vurl- ous points along the coust of Lakes Michigan and Superior come fresh tidings of disaster. ‘The barges Menominee and Marinette, in tow ot the steam barge Manistique, laden with lumber at Oscoda for Chicago, broke loose Thursday morning twenty miles off Manitou island. They water- ed and went ashore four miles south of Frankford, Mich, Bott barges are total wrecks. ‘The two crews, num- bering fifteen men, were all lost, save one, named C.W. Annis. One bor thatof William came ashore at Herring creek. ts of a vessel were discovered about one mile of Chequemagon Point,on Lake Supe- rior, Friduy morning. ‘Toe wreck was found to be w thiee-masted. sehooner—the Lucerne, of Cleveland, ‘Two sailors were found frozen’ to the rigging of the mizzen-mast near the water, and one young man was found about half-way up the rigging of the main mast. No trace of the rest of the crew could be found. The officers and crew of the steam barge Rob- ert Wallace and her consort, the schooner David Wallace, which went ashore on Choco- lay Beach in the storm Thursday, were rescued. cued Friday morning by the crew trom the life- saving station at Houghiov. The barge is a total wreck. The schooner Unadilla, of Detroit, valued at $15,000, was wrecked at McGulpin Point, Straits of Mackinaw, The boat was in- sured’ for $10,000. ‘The crew are safe. At Marquetie the lake was lashed into asea of foun by the terrible force of the wind o1 ‘Thursday, and sea after sea rolled completely over the breakwater, producing a tremendous current and undertow in the harbor, Vessels at the docks snapped their heayy lines like threads, and were soon compelled to go out and lie at anchor, The breakwater harbor light was torn trom its timber fastenings aud washed into the sea. The tower was litved by an immense wave and hurled vop first into the lake, : oo ‘The Smalis-Elilote Contest. ‘THE STATE CANVASSEKS DECIDE IN FAVOR OF THE LATTER, The board of state canvassers of South Caro oliua bas reached a decision in the Smulls- Elliott contest, They concluded that the argu- ment of counsel for Sinails that the state board hud the right to reverse the action of the county boards, if necessary, was correct, and they proceeded to consider the five specified cases. where Smnulls alleged that there bad been fraua oran incorrect count, In three of these cases. the bourd decided that there was not sufficient: cause lor their interfering with the action of tue lower boards, In the other two cases, where the county boards bad refused to canvass the votes of the precincts and thrown them out, the stave board reversed the decision and ordered the voles counted. These two precinets xave Smalls 153 voves more than Eliott, reducing majority to 534. Elliott, thereiore, received the certificate ot election as Congress: man irom the seventh district, He did not press ils protests of two precineis in Beauiort , but willenter them in this city when Smulis contests bis seat in the House, On Trial for Killing His Father. COURT—THE GRIEF OF A special to the Baltimore American from Belair, November 19th, says: The trial of Geo. Spicer fur killing bis father, was contiuued to- duy, and the court fs hoiding an evening sex- sion in the effort to finish the case to-morrow night, Numerous witnesses testified to Caleb Spicer’s hubitual abuse of his family, and. the widow, daughter and little son of tbe deceased detailed the facts ot the Killing. Mrs. Spleer te Ulfed thatshe bad been twice thrown to the fluor by her busband, and, In fear, called to her son George for heip.’ George pushed his way into the room and, as he got in, his father seized uit by the throat and bucked him over to tne open window, opposite the door, As they scuffled pust tue bureau, they knucked the lamp to Wwe flour, and her liltie son, who slept with George, and came when be Was called, seized the burning lamnp, ran out to his own room.and Ubrew itout of tue window. By this time her husband had George ut the window, aud was ressing bim over the sill, and in the moon- ht she saw tue flash of a bright pistol burrel. While tryiug to tind some matches to strike a light she heard. the report of the pistol, aud ber husband sank down, shot in the neck, and soon alter expired, Mrs, Spicer was over” come by her feelings while giving her testi- mony und had tobe taken from the court room, ‘The little boy also broke dowa walle testifying to bis tather’s brutal treatment of his mother and the father’s death at the bands of the elder voy. ‘Tne taking of testimony was concluded at 10:30 p.m. George Spicer, the parricide, testi- tied that he had taken the pistol with him for protection on a trip to Baltimore, from which he returned the evening of the mignt on which Inte father washout, He left in ais hip pocket when Le undressed and went to bed, Hearing his mother’s cail tor help in the nigut, he Spraug up, slipped on nis pantaloons and bur- ried 10 her room, when he was seized by his futher, and in the "scuffle bis father was ‘shot, He had no recollection of having or using oF seeing the pistol during the scuifle. Among. tose testify1ug to. the peuceabie character of the deceased was Mr. Win. Mf, Marine, A New@iiina of Medium. From the New York Times, Spiritualists aro much excited over anew me- dium who has appeared here and whd goes a step further than the materializing mediums, (who have been accepted by only a limited tol- lowing of the believers in the ism,)in boldly pro- claiming reincarnation, which is “sceing them and going one better.” The new medium claims to be the reincarnation of those who bave gone before aud vo be by this or that ‘Oue while in @ trance condition, and conse- quently to be @ reincarnation ‘in thought, speech, knovvledge, action, and physical torm, it not indeed prototype, (though no pretense is made w the corporeul reproduction of real life.) ‘She emerges from the cabinet in s light garb or drapery, with palpitating vosom and the warm tiesn of lite, (which the inaterialized mediums present in their impersonation by a chemical ‘wash produclug a cold,molst feeling,) and kisses the busbunds and brothers and fathers and uncles, a8 well as the sisters, cousins and aunte, with uli toe zeal and rapture of real ile, - It is likely that the seunces Will end in a scandalous row, elther from tbe skeptical adventures on lark or some second wife who will become Jealous. ‘The medium claims on returning to cousclousuess to Ye innocent and obvious oF norant of Wi n doing ine trance Sidition under spirit Influence. ne An American named Glendenning, of Brook- a, N. X., Wille atvempting Lo juinp overvoard ‘a steamer moving trom her quay at Green- ck, Scolland, a few days ago, fell and fractured @ Michigan Central train on RG Sei CONGRESSMEN IN TOW: Senators and Representatives Whe Mave Arrived so Far. ‘The following Senators and Representatives: have arrived in the city and located at the resi+ dences designated: | SENATORS. Sherman, John, Ohio, 1319 K st. n. w. Logan, John A., Iil., 13th and Clilton ste. nw. Blair, H. W., N. H.."201 East Capitol st. "Ark. 915 M stn, w. moe tS ston cs 10., Del, av stme ner, J.C, Wis., 5 Bst. n. w. arris, 1. G., Tenn., 209 East Capitol st. Edmunds, Geo. FV, 2111 Maxs ave. Morrill, 5.8, Vi, No. i Thomas cirele. Cameron, J. D., Ba., 31 Larayette square, Gorman,’A. P.” Md., 1403 kK si, nw. Voor D. W., ind., 1601 I st. n. w. Allison, W. B., fowa,'1121 Vermont ave, Pugh, J. L., Aia., 1513 Ruode Island ave. Cockreli, F. M., Mo., 1502 Q si. n. W. REPRESENTATIVES, Crain, W. H., Texas, 123 B st. a. e. Dunn, P., Ark., 223" East Capitol st. Springer, Wm. 'M., Til, 226 New Jersey ave. Gibson, Eustace, W. Va, 216 North Capitol at. Kleiner, J.J. Ind., 8d and A sis. n.e. Wara, Thos. B., Ind., 327 Ewst Capitol st, Pool, & W., Ark., 300 Ist st, s. e. Hint, KRY Th. K st. n. w Wilson, W. L.,’W James. D. R., N. Matson, CC), In Rogers, J. H., Ar Singleton, 0. R., Welborn, 0., T Wilkins &. Swope, J. A.. Barbour, J. 8., Ketcham, 5. if , 1509 R st. n. Ww. iss.. 1620 165th st. n. w, 1816 13th st. n. w. Bst.n.e Lanham, & Wes Texas 081g Sia hanhan, & W.'T., ‘Tex Nia Heard, J.T. Mo, Clarenion bak, Y® Barry, F. G., Miss., Metropolitan hotel. Randail, 58. Pa., 120 C st.s.e. Hill, W.'D., Ouio, 108 5th stn. e. Glover, Jno. M., Mo.. 1310 Conn, ave. ieee The Chicago grand jury ignored the bill agaiust the Pinkerton imen charge? with the deuth of Terence Begley near tne Union stock yards during the receni strike. Oce Lime Graxocun CLEANSED, PURIFIED AND BEAUTIFIED BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES, It affords me pleasure to give you this report of the cure of our little grandchild by your CUTICURA REM- EDIEX Wheu six months old his left Laud began to Swell and had every appearauce of a large boll. We oulticed it, but all to no purpose. about five months afier {t became a running sore. Soon other sores formed. He then had two of them on each hand, und 5 his blood beame more and more impure it took Jess time for them to break out. A sore cameon the chin, beneath the unser lip, which was very offensive. His head was one solid scab, discharging a great deal, This was his: condition at twemywo mouths od, when | undertook the care of hizn, his mother having died wheu he wasa listle more than a year old of cou- sumption (scrofula of course). He couid walk a little, but could aot get up if he fell down, aud could not move when in bed, having pouse of his hands. Iim- mediately commenced with the CUTICURA REMEDIES, usiug the CUTICURA and CUTICUEA SOAP tree, aud Wheu he had taken ove bo:tie of the CUTICURA HESOL VENT his head was completely cured, aud hie was smd proved inevery way. We were very much enconie aged, and continued tne use o1 the Kemedies for a year and @ bait One sore after another healed, a bony matter furming in each one of these five deep ones just belore healing, which would flually grow louse and were taken out: then they would heal rapidly. One of these ugly boue formations | preserved. after laking @ dozen anda halr bottles he was complevely cured, und is now, at the age of six years. as.rong aud healthy child. ‘The scars on his hands most always Temuin; his hands are strong, though we once feared he would never be able ouse them. All that} hy- S.cluns did for him did hii no goud. Ali who saw the child betore using the CuricURa Rexxpins and see the child now consider t a wouderiul cure, If the above 1acts are of any use to you, yuu are at liberty to use them, MES. ES DRIGGS, Bay 9,1885 612 F. Clay st, Bloomington, IL agihgehild was really in a, worse condition than he eared ranamouber, w r every day, Becaine uccustmed to tne dsene net MAGGIE HUPPING, Are sold everywhere. CcTiccra, the ‘Ski ND CHEMICAL Co., ‘Boston. ” ‘Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases.” ITCHING, Scaly, Pimply and Oily Skin beautified by CUTICURA Soa: OH! MY BACK, MY BACK! Pain, Inflammation and Weakness of tbe Kidneys, Hipsand des reteved in Oue minute by tue Cori CURA ANTI-VAIN PLasTEx, New aud inalibie, At drucgisis, 25 ceuts Yolter Drug aud Chewica” Cos Bustou, Bol? Sryvust Darss Goons eee He \ tee PIN_CHECKs, ) CASHABKES, WOVAL SEI ‘UmAND, &e.. KC, ia ae BARGAINS rx DEES GooDs. wee HOME-SPUNS, pure wool, wide edi Be, BLANKBIS, INMENSE SIZ; cash vale whee reduced 10 35.70, = sired TK Ss colors, pure wool, wide double widte, Civil FOR BOYS’ WEAR, excellent quality: ‘One Yard and a lial wide, (ummiease duube Sidi HOYAL SERGE, all colors, wide double fold, 12 yas. an He (sae SHAWLS. pure wool, $1.50, COLORED SLR VEEN TS Sine a SIS DOUBLE WHITc, WOOL BLANKETS, $2 PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 37. 45, 500 Worui of bry Guods ey go & eye be ae Go asA RR T EK @4iG + kee & ®ss8 5 New Deror BEST GOODS, FAIR PRICES. * Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co.'s MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER and Palmer's Premium GINGER ALE, LEMON SODA, 6c Depots: 615 to 623 D street southwest. ‘Telephone 480. 1224 29th street northwest, ‘Telephone 454. ols SAMUEL C. PALMER, Laos Fors Axo Wrars FRESH SUPPLIES IN SEAL VISITES, PLAIN AND TRIMMED, JUST RECEIVED. DUPLICATES IN PLUSH. FUR TRIMMING AND MUFFS, IN EVERY VARIETY. FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. ALL RELIABLE GOODS AND AT LOW PRICES. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, an 905 Pennsylvania ave, Exzoanr Taos GRAND ASSORTMENT EVERYTHING NEW IN MATERIAL AND STYLE. NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED, ‘EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE AND TRIMMED GARMENTS HERE AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE, Extra five OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVER, KERSEYS, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS and CORKSCREWS. Prices from $9.00 to 40.00. DEESS SUITS in DIAGONALS, CORKSCREW and CASSIMERES, from $10.00 to $40.00. ‘Stylian, Nobby SUITS for Youths, Boys and Chil- | ren, from $3.00 to $25.00. x Large line of UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR. MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR, SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE. OAH WALKER & 00. 3 €25 Pennsvivaniasvenue Fons. JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS, ‘HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1201 Pennsylvanie ave., corner 12th st, Invite attention to thelr large and elegant stock of VISITES IN SEAL, PERSIANNER, ASTRAK- HAS AND PLUSH. FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES AND MUFFS TO Ma’ SE DRRNS, FURS ONS ree eee Sy Hesse B.C. Lewin & Son's New Store, Earl & Wilson's Collars and Cugis; Standard, Arrow and Coon & Co., do, do; Perria Frere’s finest Kid Glove “The Monarch” foe Dress Shirts; Morley’s & Schopper’s Merino and CottonSocks; Arpory, Aurora and Gayot Suspenders, Silk, Aipaca and Gingharn Umbretian x C, Lewis & Sox, 1421 New Yori ave. ‘One price; establisted 1863 Rent. All kinds of Sewing Machines at Oppene heimer's, 528 9th sirect northwest, St. Cloud building. 1 Extra Fine Quality Heavy Saxony Wool German MIU Socks, 3p buds made be Oppenneliner's, 52 Cloud building. eras The Best Place to Rent or Ruy afew- Ing Machine, or have one repaired. Is Auer- bach’s, Tthand H sts, Telephone call 422-2. 1 ronchial Troches tor Coughs think them the best and most convenient relief extant.”"—Ker. CM. Hum- phrey, Gratz, Ki Z © Scott's Emulsion of Pare COD LIVER O11, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES, 4s a most valuable remedy for Consumption, Serotula, Wasting Diseases, of children, Colds and Curonic Coughs, and in all conditions where there isa joss of flesh, a and a general debiitty of A Most Liberal offer: The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich., offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days’ trial to any maa af Ricted with Nervous Dedility, Loss. of Vitality, Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamplet in sealed euvelope with full particulars, mailed” iree, Write them a” once. John C. Baker & Co."s Cod Liver Of and Malt is the finest preparation of the kind in the market. Its tonic and nutritive effects in wast- Jng diseases truly wonderful, Sold by all drug- gists, 1,000 $2 Washing Machines Free, to introduce them. if yeu want one send at once to Monareh Laundry Works, 89 Kaudolph st, Chicago, Ii. we on Walt and given away at Oth street northwest, St. 1 A Pare Article of Wines or Liquors at reasonable prices, Hugh J. Fegan's, 305 9th st Oldestablished family liquor store. 25 Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn- Ing and delivered in 4y Ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per lb, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiil Sweet Milk Sc. per quart, Cream 15 ceuts, AMUSEMENTS. WIETH GRAND ANNUAL BALL OF THE Journeymen Stone-cutters of L. A.. 2503, will be xiven Tbabksgiving Eve, ut Washington Light Tautry Mall, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEM: Bese 24. ‘Tickes admitting gentieman abd ladies, 50 cebits "Music by Pistor's Band. Bz0-st (A LEAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE ‘Tonight at 8 Farewell Performance of THE HIT OF THE AGE. RICE'S BEAUTIFUL EVANGELINE, ‘With its Great Star Cast of €0—ARTISTS—60 253 Nighis in New York, 102 Nightsin Chicago, New Costumes, New Scenery, Superb Effects, Exquisite Music. Mz, W. W. THOS 0D.-enren Manager. Next Week-MAGGIE MITCHELL 220 NEW Satiosan taxareic a ‘This Saturday Evening Last Time of J. B POLK, In the Entirely New Comedy by Dr. T. H. Sayre, Entitled MIXED PICKLES, NEXT WEEK ‘@merica's Distinguished Ingenue, ‘Miss MINNIE MADDERN, In her greatest Success, CAPRICE, (By Howard P. Taylor, Es n20 RG Pi Sp. PhuM rcobiNG Fon M thaticsgiving. othe SCHUOL Uf COUKEIY: Us, 1aUb BLILW, Croqucties, Saiads, aud special dishes toruer. FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS F'Sk SALE ResTACRANT AND FIxTUR rr S07 North Capiol st. n.w Ler WILD ROOM WL ye Dt. nw, Voge 00,» Inquire on the oremises, 1 OR SALE A SERT CLASS MEAT AND, i cory more: cheaper eae son for sel ont! Address hox Ths Bar oes ad POV SALE-A VERY PINE Pall BEAGLE Spode 3 years oid; good hunters, For maie at BALE POT WANT OF oS rec. mule hed finck Marte ar kind a. ‘7 —A PAIK OF QUALDIAS TAMER PAIS Bo colloge’s “Pnis work ni "che et atone i tained ef once on small muthil pay shen, ine'hos Poet star whee accom JOR SALE — POR TEN DaVS-s0 ; ‘Wash aston Hest and Power Co.s Seek Aafia GR Surfin nzoz OOK SALE-RESTAURANT, IN THE sor eastern sect KUT, comer 11 JOR SALE-AN BLD: Sewing Machi igiet tation atchurenin wake a with five rou ‘A ~ Yeu’ legal guarauter ACATPRIAC ‘Th and H. Rents per month. a OUR SALE-CHEAP—A HORSE, Rockaway and Buwnewt, Wagon. ow se for sane “Inquire 1608 New Alamyad) near Dupont Circa. neat POR SALA LD AND WELL ESTABLISH. ed. busiiiess Sacrificing price. Al saleat 4 location; reasons 1Or selluhg Out I he, hy adding to It wnotiver affords ie more roots, stock and 35 hormes hon elms en. feos than thfey ehlmatear aioe dived ‘dolinr= plea allan jooe over amy te comvinced “WiLLLAat VAUES ob nese FIVE AND pastor ace SOHN Ae aN ath stand Whitney ave. Me Piewsaut, plete SOK SALE-ONK 84-,NCH VICTOR BICYCLES price Suu App ral ie DOK SALE-VIRY “CHEAP ave. between the hours of 3avd 6 pm and 7 and A nis (OR SALE-TINE SADDLE Hons, NEARLY Hy thoroughbred. 15% ‘hauds igh, sow and kd, A620 L st, Fe. ALI NE PATE € ‘One pair of rown Horses, {phe ale of Ga me palf of Brown Mares, on bead of Lerae-sine Mien The above Horses and Mules were selected with, great care and Wil be suid cheap. ss the omer kaw t ion cau be given by cading on WoC. ty Who has exatained the stoc well broken to singie and de _ni7-6t SALE-BARGAINS IN SU kh AND git Pianon of Abe est thaken “ew ainda edriced prices for ome month mins chan Fasy terme 2, a for ew plawo, Awe only ex POR SALE—A PARDON, CABINET, UPKiG! Piano, 7iy oclave, three Unisons; rich tively finished ebony case: ised butsia mouths; can be bought wh; full uatunier of Ave sean Ww, BBO0 Can be seen at the PIANO EXCHANGE WAKEROOMS, ne mh st, Fes 225 a Monona. Vv oUNG scsitsi und fast team of morrel Homes, with oF without a fine road: wagun ‘aod set Of Harness con plete ean ener at tte stabs ‘ot, Stews Co tb st nw. Hor peaigre ih in perio Please uddtem H. y lena Wits And Liquor merchani.and agent ior the celebrated, Trimule'rye whiskies, 1200 Penta ave. 18 DOK SALE-B: Broome ‘st, 25 HEAD OF HORSES, JUST AR Tived from Georgetown, Ky. “These horses are ie finest that the ibarket for tbe last five Years. One pair of matched Hoan Morses 16 bauue 4 toch high: Very stylish, Une pur of Bay Horses, 18 hands tign, Four suddie Ho sex: six Coupe Horses, fine Horses. suitable tor al. purpose, Y Prices asked for them.” No reasanaue. fused. JOHN SIMMONS, $11 12th wt mW. RIGA {OR SALP—BICYULE aud machine rented fo B10. ‘This E10 to be part decides to purchase." Try It KIDING TAUGHT one ae, rr tor z ME 7 7 OK SALE—ONLY $190, AN ELWOANT FULL pss ORDA 031 S10, 28 ELAN PULL WM. DAVENE'S GREAT SPECIALTY COMPANY, 20 Great Artists, all Suara, TI's Marioucties tn “HUMPTY DUMPTY.” Miss Capiol, Maud Chatworth, Lotta Davene, Vir- Sila Minstrels, Latte aud Lynch, &e. Next week—America’s Giftea Young Actress, Es Heh TUCKER. Admission to ail ony 10 cents. n19 FREE LECTURE Wil be given by Prof. E,W. WOOLLEY, it MOORE'S HALL, $09 and 311 9b st. uw., TORS VAY, 25D INST, L,7 OCC Paw. on the “CAR STAIRIAN S¥=TeM" OF TEACHISG BUSINISS WRITING, “Pubhe invited, nist TPME AGAIN: 1ME—THE FIRST GRAND bull of Plasterers’ Assembly. 1u44 Kk. of L., will Begiven at alawic Teinpre Mla'and F ste mew TASKSGIVING EVAN oS tspay, SOVEM- BER 2atit. Gentlenian aid Ladies, $1. n18-6r* “A big crowd."”—Critir. Positively the most™ Novel, Lrilliaut and Original Vaudevilie Urganizalion in Exisence. MARIN Eit's COSMOPOLITAN CONGRESS, ‘Under the managemeut of R. Fitzgerald. THE VERY CREAM OF THE SENSATIONAL Headed by the serpentine Wonder, ahaui Nt Lt, Barth’a 6m Wonder, Couceded vy the Press, Public ‘aud Physicusns a HUMAS PUZZUE. Noadvance in prices—10, 25 and 50e. Matinee 1ueeuays Thnrsday sind Saturday, inees Lucey, LuNraday a 5 Next weck—Geo. i. Aduins’ “Three Star Specialty Company. nls. =x Hn NINTHST. OPERA HOUSE H Commencing MONDAY, wtf y 2 Se eee ee eee rari ctaeael ate JAMES M. HARDIE ‘A BRAVE WOMAN. Introducing whe great Storm Scene, Next Wees—Frauk E Aiken, in AGAINST THE sTiteaM. = ‘Bg SPECIAL NOTICE.—Reserved seat tickets catrbe ordered. by telepnione, nd wall "be ely to ‘alt. pacts of cae city” by uniform « Sithout extra Uharge ‘Telephone cally 1852 ah rd Cust owner S425, The sa rare chance. ‘The volume of wove is very fll and ich, Apply at once at THE PIANO EXCHA ni2 JP OSSALE SUS DIAL GAS HEATING stovER, ‘astove to heal @ small bed room or bath room, 18 iATer FOOMS i PFOpErOL, Agent. R.G, CAMPBELL. _i i 17 LOW st nw, roe ate PAPERS. “calIGRAA OFFICE. 0c203m__W. TL. PORK, General Agent, 033 Fay K. PROBEY WILL or! TOR SALE—JAMES Tals anders ; oranda vo stggien, Cariagen Phactoneand Dayton Waren Pine stock of Harness at. botou prices,” Corner New York aves and Oui striew. etek Haoch and Herd: for poly at tock Ha era: for sale cheap. Al STATE BANK OF SIDREY. Sidney,’ Neb. V eu Canary Birds, the best singers, for sale che Also, Bird Food and Cages, at the bird store, 1133 st uw. ST. HARI GRRE BOARDING. _ 16 AND 814 16TH ST) Wiel. CHAMBERLINS ‘and Wormly's, rooms. furnished or uniurnished Table Hoard: southern expostire: references. BEB de AL STOKGS and Mem ke SLUISENLENG, ae aE 1 LARGE FRONT HOOM, FURNISHED, ON second can be renied With firetciaw ‘Tapie Hoard wud home comiorts, to geutiema and wile, or two single gentiemeu: location desirable aud .erius Feasonabie. 1u04 0's. 20-30 1328 RS RTE RAS KLE Fart a pleaiatt Gnird-slory Mock nose, with frst lass hoard: references. excuunged: © 1ew Table boarders can be accommodated. "Sis fate” NICELY sma : - aioe PIE MePEEIOON HOUSE. CORNER OF 15rd wad fin, is now pest for tue recepulou of pera bent, iransieut aud table boarders. seme “ARRIS’ BIJOU THEATER. VERY AFTERNOON AND EVERY EVENING FAVORITE COMEDIAN, PANS BAKER ‘Supported by an efficient company, in the well-known, CHRIS aav LENA SPECTAT, NOTICE sit wa tlckets can be ondered by teleplioue, abd will be delivered to all parts ofc ony bo havior aed boys WitbOUL exira charge, ‘ot telephone, Rl. ‘Newt Week EAGLES NEST, ni3, iLLaRD HALL EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK EXCEPT WED- PRO! PENTERS PSYCHIC MARVELS OF » CARPENTE! Brg tap MESMERISM. Admission 25 cents. Reserged seats ov cents, ENT — 2020 G mk: Wz JANDSOMELY ‘uruisbed, communica gle Moms, Om ‘and third floors, with Board; references ex coon changed. uv2Ke RRO ANP BOAMD, asad GST. Sw Keferences, u3-lme EN, COR 22D STAND PENN. ave., having Deen reopeued under new manage Ment and rerurnished, ollers tirsi-ciass Board and nicely furnished Koums at reasonable raves. ue sKAGUE MANSION, 6OL . N. W. eral large, pleasant Rooms, with first-class Alo two Hall Hoos, ‘Taule Board, cr OARD AND KOOMS AT Bid AND 316 IND re. Rooms 8S lo $25, uocording wo iovadom, $1.90 par ocd San Sourd $18 per mouth, yO per week and ¥. AUCTION SALES. Saturday Matinee at 2:30 pam. nisiw GP MILITARY Falk BY THE CORCORAN CADET CORPS, AT THE NATIONAL RIFLES’ ARMORY, ONE WEEK, COMMENCING NOV. 15TH. MUSIC AND DANCING Risa ae Sea 100 Season Tieitet BRE Doors open at 7 p.m. ISS ROSA RAND, ‘Teacher of Elocution escascos BROS. Auctioneers, PAWNBROK ER'S SALE ” VER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, COA tuNGS RTUDS AND hauunun dentitace big CMalkh Jock SEAR SKIN GOATS, OPEMA ULASSES &C, al AUCTION NESDAY MORNING. NOV! TWENTE POURTIOat SWELVE O.CLOCK Me EWCOMBE & LOGA% ital Rotate and Lown Hrokers, and Auctioneers, 1016 Hw. aw. ALUABLE REAL PSTATE, AT AUCTION. OALSSESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY. POURTH.at QUARTER-PAST FOURU'CLOCK ‘will well. that