Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1886, Page 1

So by the Prisoners. Curcaco, Nov. 24.—The briet and argument ‘which was yesterday laid before Justice Scott by Captain Black ana Mr. Leonard Swett, of counsel for the condemned anarchist, com- prises 150 pages. Attention ts first called te the provision of the Federal Constitution that an accused person shall have an in ‘The appellants claim that the Lilin 1574 must be constra coniormity with the constitutional provision that an accused person sball have an impartial jury, They hold that THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. andlith St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’, mt at the Post Office at W. oSISSSIET Sot.o ge st ainatn, cwer Judge Gary recognized the statute alone, as though it were the only provision in existence WREKLY StaR—puty " tn reference to the right trial by Jury. The Tax We ARC published on Friday—$l & —=>= appellants Lion Of the ‘year, postage prepaid. Six months, 80 cent ae ‘8 AN niall subscriptions mus*be paid in advance, Be paper sent longer than is paid for. Kates of advertising made Known on application. SDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1886.. TWO CENTS. ice, the = — — special bail appointed to sumimon talesmen, Tae ATION, ae aed -<§ a outrageous —— , REPO! ‘i INTERESTS OF NAVIG. a the subject of the Instructions to the. JUFy AMUS SPECIAL - NOTICES. (gvbetiaernhen = : or Telegrams to The Star. | tecsracs shins usta. ie ay _AMI E PECL AS 2 ES —— The New oe eS of Commodore Walker. to the action of the court in this bebalf may be NAN Ki vPER AND SOCIABLE, THE OFFICE OF TRE W (=> VEBMONT AY. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. is Wings of the State, War Report suinmarized as follows: By the Ladiesot (eso IEG ContbaN Sait be shosed TO. ‘ion ‘Thaukygving services of | Memo- Ne Paper Thanksgiving Day. avy Department Bullding tobe ©om-| oc cranes AND Tm sis car ya GL FOURTH stREET M. i CHURCH. MORROW (Thanksgiving) except fror 3 toS deloek | tai Lutheran, Unity, Presbyterian, Church of t2¢| Tomorrow beings legal holiday, THE STAR | pleted in Jai uary, 1888—Work on the | =U FCTRIC LIGHTS maeciobeenes IRM, | spon the erroneous theory that the d: pene . “" Tiennal pore ae | ems wa; | tian cutee: Srigt aspera: tte Senco ctigetien | Will not be issued. Army Medical Maseam and Library. | ¥!7 0X XEN-OF-WAR—THE NAVA! STILL THE CRY IS REFORM, | nron tbe erroneous theory that the detends eateere 2 ic THE OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTO: ° - ; & fusen % ke oem (FS peN Es ictar sx powsernT assocta: | othe Woman's Chistian “Home Come and THE SUPPLEMENT OF THREVENINGSTARTO-| Col. T. L. Casey in his annual report to the . E Lion of the principaisor TION, 419 lou st. evidence Uhat they advised or kuew ot tt The annual report of Commodore J. G. commission of proposed 2 ive =F s— | day contains a communication about the new | Secretary of War states that operations on the Stes Commission of the act by ture prinelpall Sepond, a er et Oe cE sce Nese | Reon prom and ue nr cm i | por Sm War ana‘ aan | a oto, bee oi Mow Pram af th Bagh Lila. | nse ok Sane ft RH. TAYLOR'S STORE. 933 PA_ apes caubeon, pasion One Oo ‘Its | People, a Baltimorean murdered by a cowboy, | ing were confined during the year to the west cenebatie the evidence. der this instruction th = (ESS™ willbe open Thankogiving Day, between Semgeedand Soaaendee Cee Soar Sonne Taber | 1bve and clopeuiant Aowata Meaty eebeamaety Lait cotter ‘wings, on which work progressed | Completed, and it is expected that the mag! Was permitted to act on general inion Annual Engagement of America's Favorite Artist, | the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock im. =n | Sitygiton of Mokendres chotr; 7:90 pin. sociable Of | Gersication in Noston, telegraphic dispatches, | without Interruption, except daring « short | netraments will be mounted and in readipess | OF LABOR. | 2ud.Eeneral conciusions, no matter trom what pmccartinpintinereng nae (Fsemon THANKSGIVING DAY, “For the ac | Mob*hdtee Laceum. Donations reesived fr PoOr-1t | 40 “ne aavertisements are classifiod asioUlows, | period of the winter whes memsomry mock contd | #2F Observations by January next. As aresult | MOVEMENTS OF KNIGHTS + | source, and were not iequired to govern thie yp cTspAY) EVENING.” SOmpdation of customers will be open, amit 9 o-ciocs | ( Fees THANE GGLY NOT BE Ain ates | Auetion Sales, Educational, Ladies’ Goods, | not be carried on. ‘The entire heating apparatas nace tatatea eka ay oe $84 Sndings by ne evidence. Tuind. Iseurections SAVOY. foaigne Janke Y-Davis) SBS, 1st | ars betwesn Anh Gnd eth aerr"eon aces a: | LoUseturnishings, Gentlemen's Goods, social | the eating neacrcret the final closing 19 Ot | aval obeervatory recently, thirtoen peawod the | Grounds on Which the Anarchista Ask a Now Teisle| "0" A ‘Thursday Evening, it~ => SPECIAL NOTICE-A LARGE LOT OF DD, prenidle ‘Or tne disctiet, witi | Family Supplies, Wood and Coal, Fin ing chambers in the nh sate wat lib aie coy seh Goan. 1% provocation caused by supposed unlawful at- LITTLE BARE POOR, ESSE ™ shat uliding, Saverial—Jote, Seantlingn | preach tue seriatne <= Met OF the dntrieh, TAN | pity og Oretn, Sowing Machines, Attor | Thesabbesement fcor has bean paved wth |i Safina, sien aus Gok ——_— have. been ‘reduced ‘in’ degree,’ was nented, Friday Evening, p ae Vecy cheep; no, reasoned! <p DUMBARTO CHE neys, Professio1 ntistry, The Trades, throughout. The masonry work was ee Fourth. The court gave an insiraction In which LORLE; Or, the Artist's Dream. Tefued, at 131 and Baty ww, APP (ee | DUMBARTON STREET. % CHURCH, ang ook / River Boats, | sumed March 22, and the last stone of the |®24 to purchase as many successful ones as NEW LIBERAL PROGRA! * gave ai min Saturday Matinee, her latest success, ae iat and Marave's.w._ | Becton with the Presbyverian and ALP churches, on | CeTt@Kers, Railroads, Potomac he undertook to suinmatize ail the lustructions building, being thé top ot the nt dormer | Possible, =e In the case, and this condensed inst an eee re eee ee ‘Poenitiving day. Pr at 11 4.m. by Rev. W. | Steamers, Medical, Specialties, ofthe eshter pavilion, was pat in piace July 9, | —- SLECTRIC LIGHTING OF WAR SHIPS. me Semonenere Sante te Peety OSs die, ae te oe ae Saturday Evening, (Be nor Boyate Directory of the, Diaries ofCo- | Biro Canseae Ar enTege he Dame OF Dba ION | enc Rozier ToDay.—taternat | 2880, The Atlanta and Boston have been supplied Take Very Advanced Ground. Spurtln tention ts teeter Bene ee PEARL OF SAVOY. Iumbia for 1887 Is now finished, aud the publisher | == pape, Al aves Fi inane, STSLOSE, {The frst granite stone ot the building wasald | yy single incandescent clectrie lighting plants, | SPccial Cable Dispatch to Tae EVENING Stan, ot Louis Lingg was grosiy crroneous. Sixth, Grand Thanksgiving Matinee, by Sp Tequests “all persons who have removed since their THANKSGIVING DAY WILL BE OB- | Tevenue, $291,861; customs, $731 Fovraag 3 ng, oF dhe south wing wallt On | wis method of lighting ships of war, thereport | LONDON, Nov. 24.—A volume is published | The inuructions i reverse ee the ees Fanci Of address, tone ee ee na at ae Ranke enanes | vice at Le me Nev De Marien, She cate ofthe | ANOTHER CERTIFICATE—Gen. Clark, clerk FOE Tae ray oan tae ereeene, Of tne ton Owing to the taal aoe af heat ein | this morning called “The New Liberal Pro- of verdict wns” defective, in that Vit emt Next Week —W. J. SC. AUMTE BOYD, “Se Drote Bullding. or P-0. Box 64. | chur Neca Ai iaviced mo™ Subject: “The Nar | of the House, to-day received the certifloate of | April Leth hot ana Mian Cotte eee eae | oF SONNE to the am ble odors and the | gram,” contributed to by representatives of the | the Jury no alters Jo + JK ERNaNS wasa mela — | ee eee _Al invited. ERs Mitleth Cough’ O'Neill, of Missouri, to | nearly complete. Fire-proof lathing of oejll ae ee oy pote edited by Andrew Reld.| that under this snstruction, tu connection witht — RITZ PIN ‘CORES FOR eV. DI , NEWMAN, THE eth Congress, nd the erection of iron partitions was began and comfort of the » | Gladstone's remarks have already been rect an acquittal of Oxear Neebe, GRAND THANKSGIVING MATINEE (eee nhatnniee Boise eet Wed: | (EE pay wh pees aoe MAN, TEE ee —___ contractor June 21. The work of bullding | promotes discipline aba prevents crime. preeneyatdty rat Jeep tedipeey render Hl go ot peat male angen: be weap eg =f TOMORROW. Bing Otis, Extracts, Soaps, Knee Caps.etc. EDWARD | E. Church To-morrow at 11a. m., Thanksdving Day,| SEEKING THE OFFICE Hg RESIGNED.—A. K. | tho two granite stairways in thecenter pavilion | It is intended in the future to supply cruising ~ spongy Tae nd ai h. We iusist that the instruc P'MENTZ, 1018 Bon, corner 11th. Descriptive pau: | On “Our Place among the Natiods tree Gall book Delaney resigned the office of United States | was begun June 23, 1886, and. com} ships with photographing outfits as rapidly as | the Earlof Aberdeen, Sir Wilfred,Lawson, Sir . in view of the indictment : ee ee SOVAL IMR JOHN E REGGE | Deesk Chatiat and Gowers, and a collection tor | assrict attorney for the eastern district of Wis. Te epee Cro ge Od pee ep ES Nebeagd oe namberee myocar yer rer to areas | aid the evidence Iu the case.” 7 STO Ee. DRAMA. eo, REMOVAL—MR. JOHN E ‘AM, === SICSO TT Ta uly and is now nearly complete. e iron: iy ions, 1y was the libe irty defeat at The closing arguments of the state's attorn eT 1 boven oa Ga DENA MS, Onn oa eT TO ROR | eter to Saat thet eet reC rT ae | Wark Of thostairway, dotie ae tort Gallvecen: | heediendn enmets oe cecaee smetea reneree or is lak Qonesht auaaaad” ak onan, “eapes | Sassen tee Aaa oe in haa a Gymoasium and Muscie Beater, has removed bis row st 11 a.m. in St. Pani’s English Lu- nee % in, | but its erection must further await the comple- | greater interest and value tothe govermment o> har | be San eaaoetage-an ws — Geo. H. Adams’ Comic Pantomime Company. ice to the northeast corner of 7th and E streets | theran church, cor. 11th and H sta. ‘Sermon by gress froin the second district of Wisconsin, | ton! Sethe soa mt iiion root frame. ‘The | end to scientific men. ought it do in order to win the next time? wig a Ty ne! pone 2 Piianion's'Sysciiy Compaage >” | herthwest where he will be pleaned 19 see his frends ST eet Se tie aareas | HOw represented by Gen. Bragg. The election | HOR Of,the, center pavilion, root frame. The SR Ek SoC RTENCL: Louchete’s answer is typical of all the replies; | #2 APpenl to tho prejudices Aud junio E 3 Specialty Company. and ve ire Instruction to, ese of "Everybody w resi In his defeat, an si rr ae” - ae | Jury 8 miss ianty: Company. is inventions f-r the restoration of neaith. n22-1m® | prayer service in tne evening.» #**__| formal application t6 Attorney General Gar- | the atticstory of the center pavilion is ina! me juniataand Essex were supplied with | “My reply i the loss was due to the party of the defendauts, ali having a tendency, ‘Night admission, 15, 25 and 50c. 2p PL TOD TE ree Las femple, North Cap! eae, mays - a temporary walls across the corridors between | it possible to take deep sea soundings in locali- | Program. wants to win it must v in detail the facts brought ou: at the ‘Matinee prevs--10 and 25¢. Mucee at Meyer's Inne Comner OF Ty ail Nota nets | SeenOR RT Kae see Vee, ezmorrow, atid glock; | tendered the position to Gen. Bragg, and after | ‘°mpora wings and tue other wings nave been | tide the depths of which have mot set beer de: | both.” ‘The tlie has come Latouchere com, | Feciles in detail the wht ous eater ‘corner Ve ; subject. *“T') ease 2 ich the wlio is \ -tghewelambuenes termmmemdior “yy GS So RTE Rilneas for a great National change wiles w evioemely tome delay rucaived a lettr cron Bim saying Femoved, except in the basement and sub- | wormlucd.? The revision of Yao general” signal siders, when a program must be substituted for | Ucichne then refers 40 the. a = jATIONAL THEATER | 7} —=5>_ THERE 15 NOTHING LIKE a GOOD | Coming.” Souls tree. sedis ‘all. 1t*_ | ‘I'he office was then tendered to another promi. | basement. Contracts have beon made for all | book hus been completed. The Ranger is to aname, The program must be the outcome of | tious and publicatiow of Ube de: PO (Fstschnee Bee or Theatagiving dinner” SONS "ALL SOULS (U; ),CHURCH, | pent lawyer of Wisconsin, and he too declined | {he Plumbing materials and elecirie cables re- | complete soundings in the Pacitie und then is | ‘nave. The program must be the out repre- | it maintains, were, at the worst, iuil of predion of Mince sa > : —————— c 5 : find capitalists. 4 Every Evening and Saturday Matinee. (tg=>_ HOME-MADE PLUMPUDDING, I | at Ti mis Seomion Meee eee oe oO | rare REnELLiON RECORDS. lout. Col. R. N. | on hand. Jonaiderable progress has been made | proposed to send her to the Spanish “main to | When this federation in its improved form has | sudcaltalists. The laboring men revolvers; (Resor ecei ned srotrein cam ttre ties sd four | the chisrch of Ose Pacher (lutreeeann Anne ee Scott, in charge of the records of the war of the |!" the manufacture of ‘mahogany window | correct errors and charis from old surveys, and | reaehed a deckiow individual mast accept | th"uke or dynamite was ommended ia the Extra Matinee Thanksgiving Day. pound cats, JOHN H. MAGRUDEK, 1417 New | vited. it War | ashes. The bronze balusters for the main | then she will go to the Pacific to search for re | jt or be ruled out.. “The force of united action Warlare that was predicted, It is claimed that Distit h York ave. n22-3t g=> HOLY CHO-5 CHURCH, MASS AVE, | Tebellion, has reported to the Secretary of War | stairways are being furnished under contract, | poried dangers to navigation. is fully understood by the classes, They are the | none of the speeches ever counselied the initia raring nT TIE [a STOCKS, GHAIN, PROVISIONS AND eee eae vine, ay series | hey ue_ect or August 7th, 1882, which went | All the cut granite and blue stone flags re-| | It is recommonded Uat tie appropriation for | army: we are the mob,at one moment saappleg | yeue,o%, ie peeccs ever Couns pot 14 ‘Miss MINNIE MADDERN, ‘Oil, in quantities and on margins to sult cus- | at11 am. eruon on “The ‘Right Use of Privileges, | into effect after the first five volumes of the quired for the approaches in 17th street are | the department library, which was reduced and marine. at each other; at another mere | date, or designated a place for the bringing on tomers.” ¥. B. LILLEY, a True Thankagiving.” 1s*_| records had been published, contemplated a | under contract to be delivered next spring. from 92,500 to $1,000, be restored to the origi- | sheep, led into by-ways by doubtiul shep-| Grtie contest, “The back of Jonnue fost, in- In her charming and highly successful play, 12-20% Rooms 4 and 5, Kellogg building. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COn- | Completion of the sets, to be issued under that | Before winter itis expected to have essen- | nal figures, herds."* troduced in evidence, it is maintained, was CAPRICE. SUPREME OoUKT OF THE UNireD | DoS, NSE ‘and G sts. n, w.—The Pastor, Rev. | law, and for that purpose he submits an esti- | tially completed, the roofand glazed the sky- ‘THE NEW NAVAL OBSERVATORY. LABOUCHERE’S ADVANCED PROGRAM. publisued several years ago. Tbe testimony did reach: (‘Thanksgiv- | Nate for Tinting and binding .6,000 copies | lights, making the buildi ready for plaster- l not show that elther of the defen a ‘STATES. SM. Newman, wilt pi ‘To-morrow (Thanksg rep A Steps have been taken to commence the ere} The program he lays down, whicif is the most ; Esa. No. 60, October Term, 1886. ing Day), at 11am, upon Grounds tor Hopefuiness recom! Lueoo work, - ever Tead the ‘book, z odrpmarsipes 2 Yi = Huxny £. Davin, Admintirster ad oe of Panze B, | imbue aroad Hehe Petrsigelet Shade for 6000 aatiichal companion hates cotipires babes tance criss face ended 0 | tion of the-new naval observatory on the site| advanreie the book, is one ot home rule sor | {VF Tad the | a Pas neceeteaay ; Appeal from the Supreme Court of the Dis (ee, SEW, YORK AveNcE Prespy re | Clerk of claus 4 engaged in preparing the gen- the "pinmbing wilt ber aeeetteted saad | Puretess sediget sierra Tmeky 6 | senna, with Aria ‘espesssniatives (et) Woes OF "the slate | respecting "the conspiracy "to ee 4 —Services To-mo1 y e lex. comple’ an Attention is cal ihe ill effec cel minster for imperial affairs, and no land pur- | bring about a revolution could not have tone eee he ae tok, Se oe iving) af 31 Geek, Somes Be oe the window hung, and that the tnterlor | result from delay in obtaining tor publication | Chase; second,a treo breakiast table, a progres: | Imalgtaioed except tor the rutroduetion of ort phiwcuia wate os waar eau prey a Foes ey, the oe ALVIN BantLern, D. D. appropriate to the day as ae Bonuiey be besearemi yt Geessiey) painting pu be 2 well ee sak in naval se aad the Papers a JQ sive income tax and progressive ‘succession Most's book. oo ayy) ae ree “were jext Week — STREET B. 4 maa ca: trae nde ‘The offering will be devoted to the Protestaut Orphan | To-pay.—Heretofore the Treasury department | ral , the stairway done, the library iron | hands; to the advantages lerived from ; third, \dowment and disestablish- | inflamed by th je bloody theories eee Cagayan ES YESS 5 | Tee ruse cu taaare tn patpen eek ementativontentioet F Aagiam iss manel chantterentviien oat he ate, late hheon Gosed at nod on tie day besay | Wook ececioa-cealsesicetert tp Len tenie placing the library of the Navy department on pel ey my ng yg Pe RE Ppsiioas Sisrusr oveRa HOUSE Whereupon, itis mow here. ordered by the cour that ied sit; | Thankagiving, 90 as 10 give tho clerks. chance | Grable, Progrou made n,lllng the corridor | the saine footing, ‘regarding: sie ggnnding (Of | recognition of private endowments of the last | For these theories, the bhi declares the de- unless the proper representativ | (SSeS UNION, THANKSGIVING SERVICES | (O'puy thelr tirkeyn the bus inc or the tanta, | floors construct approaches to | books, as the libraries of the State depal fiity years, to educational purposes; fourth, the | fendauts were not responsible, Commencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Key, deceased, as aforesaid. shall voluntarily become | ( [~G>" UNION, THANKS Lutheran Church on Se yt ying 2 | the west win; surgeon general's office and Patent office; 0 ‘ht of every sh to purchase the land atits| In summing up the evidence the defense rary aerno AE chime em | parc which nh cen Ayo sae seg ea | Canna il reheat and Sd-Senee ee We Ge for an oxtra fait day Holiday as themay-| ,liiestilletinatod that the building wilt be | thevisk Sf doing use chart work of me node. | mEbhorevery pariah to purchibe the land at its | Tn suinming ‘up the ‘evidence the defense FRANK E. AIKEN, the record, and. on ucating, have the decree reversed, | THOU will read the Seripuures: “Dr. Cutmerkm wili | cope for an ext are Ty ee aebaing counts | entirely finished -by the winter of 1887-'88— graphile office in the present butiding; 10 the | piers, abolition of entall, conilscation to the | none of these deiendants. knew. that'a bomb If it be erroacous. Provided. however. That scopy of | Make the general ‘Thanksgiving "prayer. a Y Manniug decided that the omies | PYobAbly, in Jannary, 1888, ‘The revised eatt-| finportance of establishing compass stztions at | Picts Abolition Of entail, contiscation, to, the | none of these deicndants Knew that a bomb im his new Comedy-Drama, thls order shall be printed in some newspaper ofgen | LUGE PECK will preach the seraion, aber pastors | yeur Secretary Manning d ban four orclock, | 12800 ot the cout of the new wings is §2.163- | the large seaporia of te Atlantic and Puciile | which ‘agree caleated, ert vane Toei yidunls | was to be thrown by uny one. It presents an eral circulation tn the District of Columbia for three | Will take part, at a Beer: | could not be close ail oF 478.61. The amount expended to October I, | cousts; to the advisability of extending the | the amenities of resideace aith Uhe abolition | Known to the public and to these deiendants, Sopa pogo Slog ofthe eras of the Sapseme uaeithes neste | (Eee UNION THASRSGTVINGBERVIGE | Peatais perront deal of work om hand that must | 7056 ras g1,61,S08 07 Sok ane wae on | comsls, 2 tne advisability of extending the of hereditary legisiators. ‘The above, he adds, | threw the bomb. and did the killin Ty Introducing grandest ever pre- | iin ‘of the N & iN - Sotober a was pO0s;s ie ree : = =. - P one Semedton any wage aig nat 1886, : Capital Hilly. “scours tT aint by evs METS. | Gepartncent Coe ned teh car eee oe = ES ee een gl ery eae a x THE SILVER KING. ‘over ee ith street church. “ing? your omerings | Cebartment can stan ee - val obsel . 1 $130,- ee ° = : itted and in whic ao SBGIAL SOPH cteered, rt tence | AYRE auean wormeey, — | sicnetesnl sash cue, pay to onting | Soeirmosth ranlty oda ee A raan, EON AD 20 | Ro ad an boa Nea abe boa | ir Walter omer, cbatmant toe feder| Het kugy gato, copied mu a ier 3 . y —— vem tre ci Df S oo A en BE ge eg a Doss, | BISSw Clerk Supreme Court U. 8, 30 p.m., with refreshmenis Adinission, 10 cents, Tae TELEPHONE Case.—The government | col, Giiat che tGremed Gres ihe =o tion, gives what mayh calk e cau. | us to the public, Upon this ‘our position Is: Sred to all parts yy els SS ee “Smead GE Coy ee The Potomac Flats Title. cus program under five heads, viz: Home rule | That the state having failed to prove who threw Without extra charge Telephone call, 133-2 n22-6¢ EC counsel have not yet decided what further ac-| charge of the construction of tho building to e bomb by satisfactory evidence, and bavi ps Se GL NOTICE. nge roous| ding A WHOLESALE VIRGINIA CLAIMANT. tor Ireland, reform of the land laws, reform of | the bomb by ¥, * i 'ARRIS' BIJOU THEATER ee ee <a bee, {Hon to tale in the telephone case, They eannot | Col, J. M. Wilson October 20,1886. ‘The con-| 7, VHOLESALE Covlay says It ts sated | thedews of clecton and regitetion Tice eds | fuiea by au legal und fredtable root toon ERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING eaten nad ioe tin he scner ot Ceromtveneenaa | SRgun "he, een, deseo antl, Sewage | rac x tbe balling was, awarded tp Bright é | wae on tort an, Mass, af Wet oninen Siltors cry Teno lcoussclous te unhiaiate® | bo loyal judgment of gullt in the case because ‘The Young Romane Actor, aeenavad tel Se ee jMarket, vo take effet Nov. | the 9th of December. ground for the exsavations was | vlowedsepitias county, Va., has filed a claim against the gov-| ‘Tue tone of the volume is confident almost to | Of the iusutliciency of proot.’ eee ADEN Accotints On the Ist of December, and ail persecs rave mas be ea Tae eee, ber 17, 1885. “The brick work of, une baliding | ernment for alt the reclaimed Potomac river | defiance, Say _ ie product jug any Claim agaist us 48 a) firm will present the ew \MPSHI! EW IN —Gov. | and annex is nearly completed, the topping out | flatsat Washington. The reclaimed flats at a eau NEST 1505 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, sane between the 1st and Sth of Lecember for settle- | Currier, of New Hampshire, yesterday ap- ot partsor the main wall und laying o: consider. | present, aggregate something over 200 acres, | THE BRITISH MAIL CONTRACTS. Eo RIS . cured by fo" portions e fourth siory an : = ane — altormsed mewengers Deny pert of the chy” wink. nks out Ritacs forte fpcre matremegsweeEE | Vacancy caused by the deatirof menarortthes | portions of Ue others yet Fetnuintng tobe done, | and are valued at $5,000 and upwards per acre. | q Strong Indictment of Their Wisdom | — Pittsbarg—Changes im the West. Arlington Insurance Company's Building. thanks to our frieucs for the liberal patronage giveu | vacancy caused by the death of Senator Pike a | Pt it amas tng Fa : Neat Week “Fechter’s verdes of MONTE CRISTO, | _018-1m Rid choy recgalenead eae een ences | (gw Weeks ago. [tis understood that ex-Gov, | ane on roof frame of the west wing is nearly | The claim, if established, will Lalso place under by Liverpool Merchants. PrrrsBuro, Nov, 24.—The Knights of Labor ‘Next Week— 's Version IN Pate = wee ; | complete, ready for painting and the reception control the balai lat ich. 5 = a y : the confidence of the communtiy. ‘They having mad —————9o——_____— ac Jol, Mayo, It is said, ei NDON, Nov. 24.—The opposi he n € J) pete FINE GAS FIXTURES * | arrangements with the fame dairymen had urdens | Present, ‘The Apprepriation Bills. {OF the nieces and, nepuews of Chict Justice | american’ mali contracts is summarized ina | sembly of the skilled workmen at the Ibe iron MWtehineria Facovte dgug acroms """ | LATRORES RANGES GRATES FunNAcam | Coai'Eany tit, Sean maBiy of utsts Mis | Eerrraap ro Pay Fon MONDAY.—The fret | WORK Paina sea ow fine Deo ntCT BILL— The sory Toone of tata! dutcrese nied Yur | Petition tothe postmaster general trom Liver. | au bait works. The wecmbly is somposed of ETHEL TUCCKE! Job Work a Specialty. Interruption in thelr business "1. BROOK &CO. | controller of the Treasury has decided that day THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL. volves interests of even greater value than tue | pool which the provision trades adopted at a | BGsters Ad rollers, buts is, Che intention uo Mosuny Sad Tuesday aiternoou aud night QUEENA, | 26: SOO CUAL RT: | The undersigned have fated a Co-partnership, to | !sborers and other per dlem employes of the || Mossrs. Wilson, Adams and LeFevre, of the | rodlaimed Povomac fuse The risnis'cy the | Pocetlag posed Te a computed that 12 | Gurolied are members of the Amaigaumated ase Wedurs HE TWO ORPHANS. Gas FIXTURES. take effect DECEMBER 151, 1886, under the Hen of | government are entitled to compensation at | sub-District committee of appropriations, to- | Marshalls of Fauquier come by purchase from | nours will be lost to Liverpool, the center of the | sociation and intend to remain so. This is the rouge Th west) — | (> mrt zpseo of | ths (ris Eng 3 : anfaatuos, ThE Chicken, OF" | YF Goons very ELEGANT PATTERNS. spadvetiog the Previn Musa igan ts eemare | abe uaual rate for the 2d instant; When the de- | day began the work of prepariug tho District Lord Bairiax: ‘Ligut’ tions Harry bee, Clucr | American trade of all the districts north of Foltment of aiied tron and steal workers eo ¥riday and Stirday TICKET OF LEAVE MA VERY LOW PRICES, St corner Vermont avenue and L street, where they | brrenents Fe the meron Ot a reer Out | bill in earnest. They had a printed bill made | Ord Fairlax. |Ligut other Virginians bougnt | Birmingham, by making: service cab only be | Kalghts of Labor, all sull ‘retaining their meme Admission only 10 cents, cE WEDDING GIFTS. will be pleased to nee thelr friends and the customers | Arthur Up in accordance with the estimates, and also | irom Denny Martin the righis in Virginia de- Secateurs ate rs being em-| versiipin the Aimalgamated association, The TUE BALL OF THE JOURSEYMEN BAKERS | SPW mF. BROOKS Ofthe late Arm of I. S BRUOK & CO. ——— had She estimates before them. They com- | vised to him by Lord Fairiax, The case of | ‘cured by Ave first-class sleamers belug em- | Sort i aie organization, aed. thus pg ah erg eg go ES spectfully, SL wuserr ToSur INTO A Dap MAN’ SHOES.—The | pured the estimates with appropriations of the pany, ee nee — Nero virginia « owner. riven $0) one British company possessing only | 0 lucrease th —4 power By being — not a ‘Admission, $1.00, | —° a LETT. ears ald mude good progress | ne of celebray c ican cons. | obly by the Amalgamated assoc also a@iunitting gentleman and ladies n22-ate (i cectnaTing LIBRARY, 1749 PENN-| _n24-31° SH. GWYNNE Postmaster at Cairo, Ill,, is very sick and is not ee Prog mate county, ‘This was the case in | two first-class steamers, to Sn American coms- | Sul © Suni unter of tae eigniows kamen, 7 Bok EROCIORS FIRST GRAND MAS | cats Bratch eld TAun Gee Ales LUCE E, | [ [SeE> ATTENTION GRAINEIN— fab blnseds teontvad coteceh oeae eee neat | “Mee Bandall sof his sub-comumltion con- | whlon ise eepisren ection Pinos raeed te Bany possossing no fast etoamere and to © i | The Kuighisof Labor of the district, itis wala, Statiemy, corner 2th and este n., TURRDAT: | BUNTER and Mra Efe RICHARDS." seag | LESS | There will bea special meeting of the Rop- persons who want the place ae tinued the preparation of the sundry elvil bill. | obey the Supreme Court of the United States. | Sign company whose subsidies e Will clalin a direct representation ti the woalé Xcademy, corner 7th a fe — ee Ser a : vat ‘The sub-bisiel ittee got through wit Ha artemreeiclag ueure, a Bovember 886, NOTE —Ciasses will be con- me Gx Set order [ags2e] DP CALLAGHAN, Hardee” | ‘THE AUSTRIAN Mussron.—A Berlin dispatch about Biicee seeie at the Di, snd in cans te: | sorgine kuows oF Sam cxaras ar sae we- | ty anncated Peon, any scale to take effect ‘unless indorsed by EVENINGS from OtoSp me Ne SATEADAY Nos EVANS BUILDING, <= Tie UsapRETCAETHE MECAaGE TED | ears ie reper’ that Oncigea AtkienT ace eat Suanoes they made changes trom the appropris- VS" " PARTMENT OF JUSTICE. ‘The Germans Satisfied. i | them, | Tho movement is rapidly spreads --TLLARD HaLi Bem? 1424 New York ave. “ vi por BE 10 Sete Tee ae wilt gesnme | No information has beep received at the De-| Bruix, Nov. 24.—Much satisfaction is ex- | and se TLLARD HaL < Clerks may enjoy # day of rest on “rhank® | be appointed United States minister to Vienna. &m. to-motrow, kee] ‘from. @ ‘a cess: - anized, Ww SECOND WERK OF DR EicpplasaaFae iy Solsees’ 2 staae. Som | wantboalved with geuerat satis mkction indus | gortst 10 am, Wemoirow, and keep at fe Poromucitain. ‘The deparianeat fas boos poe | tian, ova ‘Steamship. company” im eifecting | WiruDRAWIXG FROX DISTRICT ASSESCHLY No a 2 ‘has returned from the north aid opened an office at id pen RSG ES, BES ts - oa an arrangement with the Britistf goverament 101. PROF. CARPENTERS PSYCHIC MARVELS OF 938 ¥ STREET. BERTSO: Dist TTERS CL Cost of Feeding the Army. paring to bring the Kidwell claimants into | tor carrying the mails from Southampton to St. Louis, Nov. 24.—A special from Sedalia, EVERY NIGHT THIS WERK AT &. Weare BO Biante deerme 505 esate | cae = eo 4 Bir. John Morr of he Sreasury departivent al a ae eet i pee ite rrg fe a saya tue tesen Distriot Assonvly e- > z= "REAL EST) RANCE BRO! = wil un. a s ——-—__ ve withara\ st 2 Rioserved venta 30 aa-tw_| (FSEE~ JOuSSON hAOTitENS me Soom She Sey ewe ieee | " Gotatled for. special, Gute lecaeeccey | _ Toe anncal report of General Mafeely,com-| Provides iat caso when ties matter a miut| THE PLOT AGAINST Davirr. | 101 and smbly. it ts prodiciad that all euher = ae LNSON ‘S, the most exten- a been detailed for special duty in connection 2 resent their case when the matter comes int to State assembly. It ts predic: haa other MSE FIs ASD PLUM PUDDING FOR | sive dealers in the District: supply more families than With certain District of Columbia matters now | Missary general of subsistence, shows that the Sourt, or be estopped from all proceedings in Mr. Patrick Egan Inclined to Thimk | local assemblies on the line of the Gould sys See rnaiswiving. st the § (A A Fe toreegecer pets ofice, | Representing oe windy Lent wellknown Fire | pending in the Court of Clal Tesources of that department for the year | the tuture. Everything 1s now in good shape, ° “There is Something In I temp tn DMissourl will follow sult, ant coat those 3 siaw. Crogi ‘Special dishes aw. a insurance Companies: out 783,931.60, and di- | aud itis thought at the department that the Shh z, |. | in Kansas will aiso withdraw and bereafter AGAINST TIME THE FIRST GRAND | (= ‘INO. MORAN, NIAGARA E INSURANCE COMPANY, Buffalo dispaigh to the New York Sun last eens tik ————_~o-— dent of the Irish national league, was seen to- ‘Should this follow, the charter of the Gegiven at Stavonie Taupin Wik bat os See 2126 Pernsylvania ave, Assets. eaSiasibe $2.090,950.14 | night says: Consul Ben Folsom last evening | °0%281.01. = De ogni pee oe ‘The Fire Department Parade. day regarding the rumored conspiracy to assas- | iainions dinirict No. 101 will be surrendered. fren at Masonic Tempte. Oth and F sts, aw. 2 3 as sie ; pete , = Is distr ~s TifaNksurviac EVER WEDNESDAY, NOVEM. | Has a large force of govd mechanics to, AMERICAN CEYTRAL JSSUBANCE CO | ovnded a dinner which his friends ted to give End fori887, 8.8 cents, Subsistencs. supplies he parade and review of the fire department | sinate Michaol Davitt. He, said he believed Denes smenbiion covering 5 texgn Seamer x tk . Poy, Srerenen, Furmces 2 im at the City club an ‘a train tor Wash- | issued to Indians or transferred to the Interior | W! Ke day. - aif eng mathe ind tbere is a Widespread feeling amongthe ‘BalumoreLanrobes” Simosas Aye Be CORES | ABM am ANCE GO. | ington. He intended saying at the White | departuncat ‘during “ime. year ‘amoarred os | Parris proposes to have the: Gomunissiousre re, Sao fem peg limglag map f linp eg ye me fag Pog f aurnaces and Buck Hanges A. Cox Stove Covssplen-| | MERCANTILESY. AND ME INSURANCE CO. | House until he went to New York to sailin the | Gibesage, Geimeute pay of enlisted men in | view te live ut the White House in coujune- | Woul Ba oer mi dn | conenised bo Gor Gather Giusmbage tay eee Pratanges And Novelty farnaces ‘Tin Rooting. | Assets, ba nomaene 2 700,080. | Ot the FO aevatcie left the man- | the department amounted 0 $21,140.79. the Hon, with the President, Zhe Marine band has | {.¢\tuperson yosierday miorsing wilitying Mr, | ing tue distiet esembliconna exgeaising onaer jumbing. a rsrrnsseree x mnt Of | value of stores lost during the year tor which n enguged ior the occasion. That dispatch, Sit. tian | stnte charters. We promise good work and falr prices. Open until LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Carl T. Chester, secretary of the city hull com-| noone waraceouniane wes bee OS een Ginteid on ct Davis character. That h, Mr. 2g 1 e No. 954-2 Laondot 4] * Fe 7 ot pa temps sue ns. fees ita ot"Aimerica or the | 2PM Telephone No. 642 "sem eo ace taked of MP Chester unatn et, married?” Was | supplies ost by thett, &c., $5,138.58. Sard See ete eg ee ‘The Stubbora Milleiacs. bec tb aud loth me. Tacks Se The tires | USS VUMBER! LUMBER! sficient guarantee Saat all cletms wil, ay be did not marry that New York beauty, and I'do | ,cienetal Macteely recomtnénds that Congress | HE 15 XOT PREPARING To AT gelved throughout the west, including Ne- | grey REFUSE ALL OFFERS TO REMOVE To THE 3 ww. ‘Tickets Home sufficient guarantee that all claims will, as he , , 0 | be urged to provide for the enlistment of one X'S POLICY. Deka. [Etvaty Gass epee hates, saad ake inees FUSE A ‘ juimg the most thekets will eacls receive « valu- | MAHOGANY. = be equitably and prompty paid. not believe he will get married before he sails,” | cook to each’ troop, battery aud company and | Washington special to the New York World. that no pablictonn ever, received @ amore sor. | WHITE EAKTH RESERVATION, = ae ee ee AS = was the answer. eufach, Farrisoned post and each depot of re-| Senator Edmunds was seen this afternoon by | dial welcome or leit behind. him «better ime | _ CHICAGO, Nov. 24.—A special trom St. Paul, MES 2088 BAND ccution Warsw socolate, ‘Spanish eres), we | NAVAL ORDERS.—Surgeon H. L. Law, Passed | °rullsand ofa baker to each garrisoned post. | ine Wyoria correspondent and asked if it were ou in Nebraska than Michael Davitt, Mr. | Minn. says: Jolin V. Wright and C.F. Larrac ‘and Voice Culture, prepares Ladies and Gentlemen Gots Telly, Pad undonver tarleti ee end tena age; | Assistant Surgeon G. C. Lippincott and Pay- ‘The Marine Corps. true that he was preparing a speech against the mas thes, he Seeman ane way | See he een Oe Peake not be personally mixed up in 2-plol, Lhe: mete DRAMATIC STAGE. o ‘Phaukaglving Day. \.C. BRYAN, master Wm. H. Watmough, ordered before the | , prion aL QUARTERS NEEDED IN THIS crry— | *ministration, ana if he had contemplated at | Soirators are not very iar’ removed from him, | second interview with the Millelacs, but could Particular attention paid to coaehing Amateurs and ES Sarath ave. nw. | retiring board. Assistant Engineer E. G. War- pesto fe Suic COMMANDANT M’cawzer. | 20Y time during the winter making aspectal | ‘The diflerence between Finerty and Davitt Ar, Rol induce them to consent to removal to the eee CSE SHUEY Move’ Hatem | tna Gourd of ongst the" Langto anna | ‘Tho anuual rport of Cal CG, MeCuwiey | stock pon the Praidaute clilserviceylicy | Bgna mids, ax imply an neues aivergeny | White Harh entation. ‘An ce wae nase Std SEE’ WO set Gon Tuesday Wednes-| noanps FLOORING. Tito: 3 1wek PM —_n2s2*_| navy yard. Lieut. George M. Stoney, detached | commandantof the corps, shows thaton October f truth in the report, He was not preparing a | Methods; but the atiuok of O'Donovan he chiar- | expense and to provide them with land, oxex YA No. 1338 H street mw. Re lots peices, dettvert UL DINGS, 2c, (Fest aver orca tut tr eee. Em “ahy BE | from command of the northern Alasica expedi- | 1 there were 1,885 enlisted men in the corps, | © ou that or any Other subjecu. Tie had | ueterized ax mean ang contempuble. He says | houses, agricultural implements, etc, ‘The land = x r a Tow, 1Pt delivery and correct count, ‘liver orders tilt 11 0 p.m. on WED- | tion and ordered to special duty in the bureau speech on 1 1 | that Rossa’s only efploits ior a consideraule | Would ve patent c ae HORTON es | ee WA, R. MCLEAN, ore wil becosed the cutiedage “Nox*s'ViN§ Our | of navigaiion, Leave of Commander, James | 989 of whom were on board cre seorel unui | Hot, the Femolest idea of preparing for any | time have been 16 force off oupty tarosis ana | 1ree from taxes lor Afty years.” Having refused rpc NLIGHT SIGHTS 1S 3 NN, | Store will be closed the entire day. yan ty a seve special attack upon the admi in. aap ‘ Uhis, the commission then offered the Indian Se ampenae Nowe Greg Wop mal | neat “Stand toe GEONE ietwepy 4 cox, | Kane extended to January 1st Nations. There are now 80 aflcers on the ac | “ite senators now ‘house int tho fot, of | He off bank cartidues at England aud v9 eit | this te commision than offered the Indians Bike it, Ladies 2c. ex PHOSVITM—THIS COMBINATION, OF Table Caries, | PERSONAL.—Senator McPherson is at 10141 tive liar: to be tartnee wed eek Te ae ee ae" | Massachusetts avenue, the extension of winicn me 3 Feservation, but this was refused also. The een sba ene Sa Daaas ins papules aad cee Becian NASS | _napehe Wms Of Fane” Groceries and Table Lazuries. | vermont avenue, Senator Cullom ts at 1928 | Live,ti#h.t0,be further Tequoed to 75, tn accord: | Massachusetts avenue, the, extension of witich —_ Milielacs’ reservation lies tweuty-tive miles f jane Barth $f, Tome and pp a as ae ae STENTS OF GE ROUSE GF THE FRIENDS OF THE HOUSE OF | 13th street northwest, and Senator whi thatan urgent necessity exists for the e: andi. ze phones eee eaas Ra span ergy Five Years’ Penal Servitude. Somthnen of Brainerd, one py RAR 15th st., two blocks ib of Pen vi ve a. as q - EN E is st e syn o tans Lo jovernmen' Phe ‘The mest realistic Buttle Sceve ever pelused. MILBCRS: S PHARstActe 1428 Feuusylvaniaave, (Ket attey arelubractiin: Soo oe ior | thorne has taken rooms at the TN RR pte a a ree ae re enh pie | over tivelieconvlent's| SUmcichlplarotsedyanes | a Sean GARICAia) KAW Seeeenataae eee poly ped en ag eg ey ETS Lighted at night by 300 electric lights. — ——— Eepeez ies clothing and the like will be guatelully re- | tor Mahone is said to have made $40,000 by recHoniol llresestrorqdarterkacWestitricn property values, The Senator said: “I wish to FORGERY IN LONDON. should not be forcibly removed irom their for- eee ee x (Ree 28% W. Consox. | Iso. W. Macantnny, ‘nhuch sensed be the enenes: Ke house willbe sper | the recent advance in the stock of the Rich- greet cordanga wititne original lan, has’alss | do justice to the President. I believe in fuir | Loxpox, Nov. 24-—The trial of Harris, alias | mer reservation unless vbey molested the q2uta. Un sundays bait price UCT 12 sears, 25 Member N. ¥. Stock Ex | Chit wath to Feoelve tienda, nesot | mond and Danville road-——0. &, Tarbox, of | 12 secortence, wu tne original plan, hes ales | cciijoisin oan Opponent, but T de mot believe Orson, Smith, Skinner and other names, who | whites. Uuder this clause they insist on Tor —— " = ae RE Bea Beach, Maine, and Edgar A. Edwards, of | ne iaee roster of te flare of Peon | in unfalrcriticiess. Any. attempt to blame tie | Capo smmii™, Skinner and othe charge of de- | maining and Will not be tempied to remove, NEW BLICA Bankers aad Dealers it Governmect Bonds | ((E™ De Greely ond his wifo will on the oth arent eas | to provide for the conatraction of burracks at | President iz thls connection wil surely tail. I | frauding’ ‘Mossra, Hetnes, Fargunares Go, | waning and Will not be Lempied to removes NEW _ PUBLICATIONS —— CS ONSIVING WEEK. | Greoly and his wife will on the Sth attend the | to provide for the construction of, barracks re | am certain that be acted in good faith. I know | baukers, of £200 by means of a forged letter of | without houses oF adequate clotulns and are in = 7 ——s Deposits. Exchange. Loant Collections Thi 1d best supplied Market will be Feception of Kane Lodge, F. and A. M., of New | the Norlolk navy yard, for w! Saye there | that the plan to extend Massachusetis avenue | credit irom a Chicaxo bau, has Temaited in the | piinoul Houses oF adeguate electing 4 aunting ST. NICHOLAS SONGS, wo me aay! aria oven | York, of which Lieut. Greely is a ‘meinber.— | 18 & pressing necessity. ake @ park of Rock creek valley, with v's viction and sentence to five | and by picking and selling cranberries. Railroad Stocks and Bonds, and all Securities listed | this week un- y oo —______ and to m: pari O prisoner's con’ and by pi rd as caulisetina- G8 acco on jhe Exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston | TUESDAY. from 5 atm. until 2 pm. Biaine lett “New York yesterday for his Mr. Blaine Snubs Senator Edmunds. | road cutting through by Pierce's mills, came | Years’ penal servitude. ‘The real nameot the — ee jection music by the best | and Baltimore bought and suld- WEDNESDAY. from 5 a.m. undi 10 p.m. home at Augusta — Samuel B. Milton, of Da- i. a up in Congress jong before the President | Inan is Skinner. He isa lawyer, and it is said Fatally Beaten by His Father. American composers; uniquely illustrated: the pA Specisity made of Investaent Securities. District | TH. RSVAY, from ai. until 10 a.m, ea R. Taylor, of Staunton, and 8 J. Bean, | A PAINFUL SCENE IN THR HOUSE OF THE thought of making @ purchase of a country | was formerly a prominent practitioner at the MERE OVER SEB BEATE OF a DE handsomest music-buok ever produced. New | Bet Sand ell Local Hailroad, Gas, Insurance and opeeial aisouiy of the ieshest products of the ot i iwankee, ite at the National. —W_ 4 DEAD EX-PRESIDENT. lace. The opening of Massachusetts avenue | criminal bain Giteago. SECEENEST OVER SHB BEATE ov S Gdition, price reduced... All booksellers and | " ‘american Bell TerevhuneStock bought and soldau7 | Pattuis who come for thelr market supplies on | UY: Of igton, wus in Chicago on Mou- | From theNew York Tribune, to-day. Bad become spublic necessity. In my stay in music-cealers have __ It is a pieasure to look Tuursday morning will see the necessity. of coming | G2Y-———B- 0 Green, of Savannah, Clarence B. mes Nov. 24.—There is 1 of in circulation in re-| Washington I have carefully abstained trom Missouri Dance. SPRINGFIELD, MASs., 2 my Stern, of Milwaukee, Fred. M. Smith, of New | _troneous reports being Sigur rentGtieter ahiiee tee come Pistols at a 5] auch ceioenebhe teelpuhe oer sma aeabnat it over. ‘THE CENTURY Co., New York. SU Aut and attoad Thapkesieine mest eaBRUY | York’ Artur Cal laghan, of Brooklyn, and H., | g8rd to ascone between Mr. Biaine and Sena- | spectre ng Ah Nol crate" hvu wiki stny stasis | ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL woURDED—a'| Puc! Carey, aged 9 years, presumably froin the ¢3,no10,24,de4,11,18 eg ry = Welch, of Cleveland, are at the Ebbitt,—R. E. | tor Edmunds itis proper that the facts be ac- lace on ‘Highland Verrace, and 1 intend two sell LIFE SAVED BY A WATCH. ‘effects of u whipping adtiuistered by bis lather. = ——= BA | Se ee ae Fuller FS Morrison tt 4 2° pyenton, J, | curavely stated. On Sunday afternoon Mr. | that as soon as 1 cau. Asthe city extended 1| Sr. Lovis, Nov. 24—A special trom. Iron | insstme that bee toe mot tok eae at Tar N L DD £4 Yy |, tiGGS MARKET will be OPEN WEDNESDAY, | Moller, F. 8. Morrison, H. F. A. Pinckney, ne N atioxar Lire « sky Jos. = lace nearer the country, so that Mo,, says; A difficulty occurred at a | Sunday, and went home drunk. His tather Pisckl. t+ Denning, Alex. ¥. Glanghter, Ones, | Elaine Peld » visit to the bouse of ex-President | wished to got space nestor (be country on that mange arta gre ag erty ben etic ee py ay ‘that some Fee are ES, Becpae f Few. Yorks Ge | Arthur, and, ashe cntered the parlor, Genstor | Soar rides we would BO kava sc goa mils or | Past laste dat "usenal Otien ie cee [or ie ete eet een ee G. Thorne, of 3. Paul, and St. P. March, of Bos came forward with ppparent | more over a dangerous asphalt pavement before | O'Neill received four fles wounds ‘and Hubn | was put Ww bed, aud died Monday. ‘The police ton, are at Willard’s, iy, extending his hand and saying: | OTe. ASSOCIA TIO: BD 24th inst, after 1d m. A choice selection of Poultry, OF WASH Di ror wed aud ‘offered for Game aud Meats of ‘all kinds will be - sale. Baza =. THE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, the country roads. so I came und| was shot through the heart and instaptly | were not notified of the case until yesterday. REE No noSNN ooo "corner $b and K sts. will be: from 5 a “How do you do, Mr. Blaine?” Mr. Blaine Sree ates eanian ere ‘on the outskirts of the | killed. A dozen or. more ‘shots were fired ina | Tbe medical examiner will Lold @ post mortem © ANSURANCE POLICIES, QQePr EE NNN HNN N G°@ | m. wililpm WEDNESDAY, November 24,1880. Civil Service Removal. stood with ‘hands ‘holding bis hat in tront of | City, ‘The extension of Massachusetts avenue | crowded room and several were wounded in | examination to-day. Guarantee io Aniouni und with Absolute Limit of Cost | 8 ER NNN UNKN & nase HP. HOWARD, Secretary. | tHE COMMISSIONERS IN THEIR NEW QUARTERS, | bit, in the Position familiar to all who have | wiil'be, tow certain extent, a disadvantage to | tae melee, among them Washington Freeman Sf ame rye arties lagilime with Life insaraace are tuvited to | & EEN HN XN Goo. 1 ; é met him, and made no response, simply luok- | me personally, because it will destroy the quiet | Sad Johu'Denage, Freeman's lige wus saved te Arkansas’ Great Cotton Crop. examine the plav.” ‘Those in search of Juiormation | “OO BMY OU . THE BOYCOTT AGAINST SEIBERT &| Today thé board’ of civii service commis- a 2 pel ,, 7 Can aiways Ublaiu it at the office of the Assuciat k NORM’ GGG .- ‘OWENS, employ tailors. has this day dng Mr. Edmunds in the eye. Seeing some em- | of my present home and extend the city mits | his watch, which turned tne bail from a vital] CmrcaGo, Nov. 24.—A Zimes special trom ‘OFFICEMS: — been lifted, the firm agi comply with the rules | Soners and their examiners, clerks, éc., re- | barrassinent, Clayton MeMichsel said: “You far beyond me; but I recognize the necessity | point, Denny wasshot through the leg. O'Neill | Little Kock, Ark., say’ Reports received from Jloratio Browning, president: dink ofthe Tailors’ Union. moved trom thelr quarters,at the Department | know the Senator, Mr. Blaine?” Mr. Blaine re- | ana propriety of t in the natural growth of | made his escape. : ‘fitty-oue of the se ‘od: ‘of the s Semest Sermon nents 223t__Chutrman Easonitve Hour Dave, | Of Agriculture, to their new quarters prepared Tength, apparently coinpretending tno. saa: | Wasuinelon. As to purchased laud about tive From Wall Street To-day. Geo. b. Bidridge, secretary and geu'l iz = in the west wing of the court house building. | tion rétrented to the sole irom, welen he hed | & hs rane eet 3 Jobin rues scommnels es OF MORDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, (Fess ehibolttieriastuanere tao hae Thote rooms, on the west lde of the main hall, monk few minutes later Mr laine. ox: Erpgga te ovuntry piace, 1 have nothing to) | xew Yonx, Nov. 24. —The sock” market ohn He see oss madical director; REetrey are occupied respectively by Commissioners | pressed to Mr. el and Mr. Kapiti ee eR active ond lcregmes. shis | moraieg, Seer 2. Knneraat edetant eaten OUR GRAND HOLIDAY DISPLAY Onice Hours} 310 Spm. D22-m,wiee,ot Edgerton Lyman’ and Overy, and on the op: | Fincere. segret, that an act imperitively de- The November Elections. - | were'1or trom % to % per Sent, suly except tn micas ree af We BED AST, FEOUBLE NOUR | parle sido ip the general reetption ruom and | Manded rom nim shauid havo voourred fa the vineteia's FULL Wore ove fr frome te or cent Suly sxoopt in : Samuel Sorment” BO Heltmaan Will be open for the Inspection of the Public. JOHN BMAGHUDER, £417 New Yor evestwill | and beyond the clerks route fone reed es ation of his motive, but. the presum: ‘The offictal canvass of the vote of Virginia by | market quickly became very weak and belore ‘3 10:30 West Point had tallen 3_per cen! William E. Clark, KF. Baker, Cuz immense establishment is packed from top to | haves full supply of thosp delicious HOME-MADE | stairs the chief examiner, Major W-H. Webster, | fathat he was not anxious to ‘hands on | counties (with the exception of Buchanan 1%, Jersey Central 1% Western Uni Jamies 1. Barbour, James L. Norris, Dottom with the largest and best assortment of Cakes 222s _ | will be located with his Clerks and the depart-| Sunday with a man who had gratuit county, the returns from’ which have not yet a re Valley each 1,"Lackawanos. i Pra” ‘orice Sa etttpo neross the egy and the large room | slandered. him on Saturday. The marvel is | Son Teoived), shows the following result of the | ane Reading %4 per cent. South Carolina was |ewo DROVES AND A NUMBER OF CATTLE font Wenaeary papier ToYs AND FANCY Goops rte — ‘extending across the south front of tue west | that Mr. Edmunds made the ap) It was elved ep ey Wy Fy — Jur Stores will not be opened for business on | wing will be used ax the general examination | ‘on Sati that Mr. Edmunds’ letter was pub- ‘cent. A partial recovery followed, in which | ogrcaco, Nov. 24.—An accident occurred on os Pee ‘we ever had the pleasure of offering. eS ae Spar Ge sepoe ne SP | ebeciens, decane intimastieg’ his bellet that ‘est Folnt was most conspicuous and Soath | ene Northwestern raliroad west of Mi . MOD! i P ja nee q x Carolina lost most of its advance. At 11 bet 5 and 6 o'clock this TSE PAKISSAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH | 4 Visitis respectfully solicited. ’ Gc BRYAN. ————— 9 . Blaine was a. ¢ man. near this city, between HAL Goops. 022-30 G. G. CORNWELL & 30N. Fannie wanes vn net dem., 162,544; o'clock the market is active and steady. morning. A series of cattie-luden trains bound WLLE M. 2. PRAN DI, 1g Steere. = O00! The Naval Academy Course. ae . wcratic mi Grigor wee \d the tracks near the point men- RUSSIAN PANGS ENGL BAKER PeAITS, M. SILVERBERG & co, (Fe ttemecn, wer toe ant eanO aH, Cus | COMMANDER SAMPSON RECOMMENDS THAT IF Aecteaet te Beaatee Mamanten. Corn Huskers Strack by Lightaing. | fof Chicago held the tracks near the point men- THE ZEPHINE AND SAGAN a ‘3 Columbia (S. C.) Special to the Baltimore Sun, 23d. pitches aoa: See ti = BEAIDS 812 Tun: muencing MONDAY, November 29th. and to continue BE FOUR YEARS INSTEAD OF SIX. 225,201; showing 8d ONE KILLED, ANOTHFR FATALLY IX: and before the sections recoupled na, Decgeing Wy ihe Mouth. Special attention to Teron. Uotll $iLDAY. peckmber Qutb. Keep our stores open der W. T. Sam brs , | information bas been received here of an ac- a AXD A THIRD MISSING, fear portion was overtaken and run into by ee ee —— neil Gitanierte eae wane val 4 Le a es pegenpn he pence migae net Nov. 24.—A special irom Edina, | the second Senta. The cabsoss and two sass : Basss Axprcoxs, Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 29th, wer shall keep | Sires wilh close eat vi) io Urges @ change in the academic course, and | day, During the day he became separated from pe Eg Teported io have been oe BRASS FENDERS, Our store open until ¥ p. m. for the accommodation of 3 wd LZ ‘that the term be four years instead of six. He Sorte a ae 4 | our customers, naa LOUIS UPMANS, caped from engine SETS, ————_—— | n223t RB. GOLDSCHMID. PORTABLE GRATES: a ‘ge> , WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.— | == For Ow Rye Wanxy. tS a ‘the Bloethcltery of FIN] office company in. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, pelo raat chy or We ate clock Es ‘Spies FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,