Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1886, Page 3

$14 6th ne ik 500 18 Myrtle ie, At istne th 2r Sth st ne, Eh. is 000 44-46 ix y~ m alle | Madison 74 0 | 2.300 The above is oniy'a portion of the property on my books.” “Fur full list niente the Intand 15th. [121j THOSE WAGGAMAN R SALE_-SPLE ANCE FOR INVEST. Ment—Hoger, L113 uth why. size lot 312 4. Price $6,000. Apply to F. 5. KERN } 2 eee ers R SALE_G ST., BET. 6TH ANT rootns; G st. 4 7th st. nw. cheap M aos. Caywoon, RK SALE—TWO- dwelling, in lar and summer kitchen ley side atid rear. | Located ou Sth st. 1. 0. | dis-6t TYLER D, st naw. rWO-STORY AND CELLAR BRIC pous and at allied. te B TYLER & KUTHE STORY AND CELLAR BRICK | rooms, bath-Foo! har | _ais-6t JOR SALE! tol, tw era improves r investinent ti < nt $20, price #2 BARTHL € WacGOwAN. POE Sate By ‘On Ist. et. n. 386.2 ) Marks Ailey, drs... EvCapiuol.bet. 00. ay oiher Huvisos aud Lots in all parts of ci bulletin aIssit 4 lr ST. ‘at a reasonable price andon tering t0 st carefully constructed. residenc occupancy (John F diders), halt @ square th. wt opposite Mr, Brick siable in rear.” Addresa FORREST, D. D,, Calvary Rector ton by Cincinnati, Ohio. aL JOR SALE_SEVERAL VERY FT ‘ight wood medium sized he mall properties: lote invall parte of the ¢ Ww | ne. and 8. es bear th proposed Massa: extension, o fine farn in Vincinia, very low, or wil trade for city property. ae INS, 720 20th st a16-6t | JOR SAL 0 | BLOCK OF FOUR SMALL BRICK | m good locality for reuting: rent of $4 per month; can be bought for $4. ‘the four; small cash’ payment. SWORMSTE: BRADLEY, 927 F st. {OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS— Several six-room Houses on A st.n. e.; all modern | 10 per cent investment. Price only bet. 13th & 14th sts.84,600 band. ce & rooma on L, bet. Téth sts. Baw. 6,000 11 rooms and celiar om Corcoran st... Brick, Tite. East Capitol st. bet. 6th anid 7éh- On 13th, bet. T and Wallach Place, new house... Grooms and cellar, L, bet. N.Cap.and Ist stan w Agply at ones co 3. WP. MYEI nidtwe . Z rooms, Kinsman’ Pisce 7 Preree Place, bet sth and ath. 14th sts. ‘Goo 500 | 5 rooms, Fi F room 9 rooms, on Ki 10 rooms and 7 rookie and st. 10 rooms on Ns = bet Sth) eusion of.1 Drove anc unlinprgved property in all parts | Apply oS EWP MYERS | 1425 New York ava Spook saLe TOOBIs ea ES ON H ST. SIX en pe cent verte nice, beo-stery Bric st and 294 sts. suitable for Ductucss ; $4.00. Terms cay. Apply tod. W. P.M 8 New York ave. oR SALE—FOUR NEW BRICK HOUSES ON H| ne, containing seven rvoms and bath terms | > rice $3,000. i = BROWN, | a14-2w JOR (ot: with all modern improvements and: 2140 feet to alley.” Price $0,500. Brick House, bay window.all iai_.ou K 0. Aupiy D. M. GOODACEE, 1105 Sew Hanipshize ave. mh R SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HO! ten rooms, modern improvements, north sidé etween 2OtG and 21st sts; on easy terms: $1 JOHN E. BEALL, 1420 F st. JOR SALE—HOUSE AND LO’ and L sts nw.. lot "BET. K | ley it THos,s.myERs, | DIG Pat hw. DSOME NEWLY-BUILT | git dod S ew opposite the uew | mn odice. three stories, basement, 1 rooms eac And all modern improvements. = The above houses ate open for inspection. ‘Two elegant newly-built houses of 1:2 25th at mw. between Maamachusetts haandeGuue house of 12 rove id N st. » bet. mses of 12 rooms each, on Mst., bet. ormiation bet ow. ry wasy tern WALKER & WILSO: o GKEAT BARGAIN IN REAL E Houses, 4 rooms each, sit ue northwest, 200 JOE SALE don 410-1 oR SALE WE HAV desirab.y located ior F Ne ober, bon aay terme oF al chasers. it will "be to your advantage to ast Before you decide owe tp walt our ¥ & COLMAN, Real Estate Brokers, 26 JOE SALE THOS. J. MYERS, 16 Fat bw. | ORY BRICK HOUSE, 10 . ., 3d st. between D and E reat bargain can be had by calling on THO: i EXTENDED Fox 4 retin fur S156 gece von WRIGHT & BOLEGS, 45 STH ST st $1450 £WO- STORY 2 BAY WE |. MYERS, 1216 F st mw. xs Axp Fors wud we have the goods in | wade early and all vcd QUES aud GARMENTS 0 prices ax low as auy house in | PLUSH SACQUES, VISITES and NEWMARKETS. MUFPS aud BOAS in Beaver and Lynx. MISSES! and CHILDREN'S FURS, COACHMEN’S CAPES, GLOVES and MUFFLERS. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, FUE TRIMMING in every variety Rs fou daye. remuves ‘abd seurt and stops te | Eair falling out-no lead; uo sulphur: no alive. Ue poremirry ARTHUR NATTANS, 14th and I and 2d and p Forssleby druggists “a6 7 7 Eowaro L. Dext & Co. ‘MECHANICAL AND STEAM HEATING ENGIN! ‘STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND VENTILATION, ELEVATORS, Ete. Agents for Duplex, Steam Heater, Nonpareil Steam | Also, se | toate | sy" Dookkeeper, will tranamit OR om st TQ SALE-A LARGE 6 Address F-G. Fe JOR Buc Inake a ant Forse ed € Ais, Bu at. nw ~ Foon S Deash. aid aig prose THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER,-21, 188¢-—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. SAL nd one La | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Diack coupe or I NORRIS, 1457 i SALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM VIRGINIA, her fresh lot of Horses, SALE oxal A BARG styles Upright ‘aagnificent gift. onder as new, with Corner 1th and I sta, > cover TLE? ENUIN iG] ‘TO! ‘signal dior, Perey buidiog, Ponaayivante vejaad LB ure iL BLACK | C0 ‘a31-6t" ‘which are somié | a pias feach. driving snd oad . ee few choice brood mares, which are for aale-of eX: hanwe on most reasobabis terms at the stable of SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEY, IANO 81 ? IF with this week. nt ‘and ‘value. of g50 to 8100-00 new Uj Your Piano taken ‘at nce in erins to sult Ju monthly parmenta, 422 Oth at. LE — SPECIAL BARGAIN — A Pi iy 0: been used but six mouths 43 2125 less than new price on i, of will exchange for Square, a R of $10 an THE PIAN unary Birds, the fil Food and 8 ST. HARTBRECH’ 1545 Pennsylvania ave. Fe VOR SALE—SALTZSTEIN gut entire stork of watches t SALE Est. sw. Land B sts, Vt NO EXCHANGE, 422 Oth at. DS—A FINE LOT OF IMPORT- ‘best at the bird fore lisa ahi ‘ocz1-3m* i; HENRY DENI: . Gunton Building, 472 Louisiana JOR SALE—A FIRST-OLASS RESTA Tease of three years. Inquire of 8, Sth st. s.e., between the hours of 4and'7 (CE XMAS GIFT WOULD BE organist JOR SALE—IN THE WALL—300,000 OLD BRI ‘Away inside of aixty days. 3, THIRTY HEAD OF He 'AKRIVED FROM GEORGETO' TIGER, LEOPARD, PANTHER ‘White ahd Gray Goat and other Peacocks and » Deer, Elk and Moose. An " Elk and ‘dere Owls, Be sure sud see" these nig before Jou o hase else- a20-5t ALE —A HANDSOME PONY, YOUNG, a Be ite; well broke to Ces ptdriver: any child can ma. in ‘any ‘manage ALE—A DINING ROOM DOING A LARGE f the best locations in Waahii has other business after fan. Ist. ttorney at law, Ni S, attorney aN NT, EE left for sale ahd choir mae 8-3t* ick, B. Mo- 18-6t 918 F ST. SELLING locks and’ at 6 business with s large vediately and secure 415-60" QRaES, JUBT as 10 Coupe Horses: one pair of matched Chestnut Sor- Horses, rel Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high; one pair of Black | 5 hands 3 inches high, very stylish; also two of the finest Saddle and Harness Horses that ha ever come to this market: one Black Horee (Prince), 16 a asiness, years ol od bays, ane 1. GHEEN'S. 171m ids 1 inch high—cab trots mile in. 2:50- rts Sat A FINE FAMLY CARRIAG! L. ARK BAY, HAN. | POSITION: SOUND, and sate for, )—any lady sn drive hua: ne Bay Mare (bot) 15% hands high can ‘trota miiein 2 ‘can drive her; one By Horse (billy ).15 Manda’ inch high~can tots nile fn 3 minutes We call your special attention to. Bay. Horse Franky, 16 lisnds high; can pace winile in 2°30; suy Indy OF | gentleman can drivehim. ‘ho Rentueky Prices auked for them, ‘To be sen at JOHN SIMMONS? Stable, No, $1) 12th st. n.w., Washington, D.C Iw SALE—OR LEASE—THE PROPRIETOR OF pring Wood Nursery, Flower and Market fers a bargain to any one dis} It is situated near an established trade of fh all of its departments. Address hay. Var and en: ears and fscom- SNO, HALLIDAY, eee Va SALE—ONE PAIR FINE COACH HORSES, 7 perfectly matched and fine Griv- sound and all right. Can esta 7-108 E ME Ria DS: to drive, ‘PI 1425 ‘New Yor ve. F Misses Tricycles from. aud Star Bicycles, 14 DOWNE you Fritatie ior winter use Onocios Isatean te Wheel SALI wt, OR SALE—LARGEST STOCK OF CHRISTMAS ‘inchiding second-hand boys’ Bicycles and Sole agents for ist ave. SIXTEEN SELECT HORSES, AMONG fine coach teaina, two cou] nd six horses suitable for coupe, all guaranteed sound and egg and K OF CARRIAGE: daulettes, Broughams, Coupes and Coupe Rockaways. 413-1 Being qu JOR S. nm rtersof amile from Lo Va.ceapacity, from all in 200 at offic ‘CARKIAG! ALE. HOLIDAY BARGAINS upward, including one 00 | JOR SALE OR EXOHANGE—A RARE C ‘wise cecupied Ioffe for sale Or exchange: situated three- “SAS REEW J, JOYCE, to 416 Lith st. nw. 10, bridge, in Alexandria four to five millions of iency of clay for ten or fifteen condition. ‘605 14th ‘For further 4thst-nw. d9-1m RIAGES, FOR FALL and winter use, Coupes, Broughama, Conpelettes, six Passenger Rockaways, &¢.; but little used; by der. App . N. Y., Pole and Shafts: in first-class or- pe Rockaway, Pole and Shafts: in good order. t PAINE'S Coach Shops, 2508 Pa. ave. a2. | JRoRsa roy TLIBH DLAC! MARE HANDS, ‘ax years old, souni and sa le, coupe oF carriage. HOI ‘Stables, 1sthand at Cony ‘OR SALE—BROUGHAM, | well known makers as’ Brewster & Demarest, Rodgel MUHLHOFER. ‘coe Piandres, rs, &., at 466 Peun. ave. F.WM- cretty \LE—LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND carTiawes, coupes, Coupel hand. JOR SALE Caces, Go JOR, for rent, wth st phe second-hand - HUGO yuare, $160; one si wer Upright, extra ‘ORCH & C oR SALE—A THOROUGHBRE BY BREWSTER, OF ‘broug! tan | daug, coupe rockaways and latest styl _ cad - JOHN MYOUNG. OUNG, and 481 C st. p.w. SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND d Fisk, Aquariums and Largest assortment in the city, at- SCHMI 0 doors south, ALE — ONE SECOND-1 | aed Soin Fish Food. 8 ime D UPRIGHT, 800. Hance that nim iG, STYL- ave. 1e tone, ish and fast team of Sorrel Horses, with or without a fine road wagon and set of harness complete; can be | seen at F. Orrison’s Livery Stables, 468. 470 C st. ithnawa a eee . A. SELIGSON, whole- sale Wine and Liquor merchant, and — Trumble rye whiskies, 1200 : For sate celeb ar cc29-3m_W.H. PO! Fst nw. FO8 SALE, ABOCT 1,000 Por poms each on | is perfect, please address DBACC ly at Commercial and “about S00 on Paper. it ‘for the ave. Dw. ‘FINEST LINEN PAPERS. CALIGRAPH OFFICE» RTER, General Avent, 933 F st. SINESS CHANCES. DRUG, CO! SISPS aidan Hetacs, porss guy Office of DANIEL RAMEY, GROCER! __aaL- OF NONP: pounds of xt ype, lately Fine face of ‘woth: fonts’ te ae, sirable, they are in good condition, and capable of ex- two or three i. be said | cellent pied DANIE! OR k house service f inoderat dress. T ‘HE D0. JOS, Star office SALE—A roughiare : xro wily Also, a Horse NG STAR near the Patent of ly a good tenant, at a rental of 840 1 Investiuent. Apply 1. RAMEY, 938 F st. w SHOE STORE; GOOD STAND: LEAD- i business: stock and fix- and Gi ‘at heap ws bulk Age EWSBAPER CO, OM, LICEN: wuare south of avenne: sell che ‘300 TOth st. now. "Reason change m. chany ‘for. ‘month: office ‘Commercial ¥. a16-6¢* Carriage, rad RARE CHANCE—A CO! TE stock of Dry and Fancy Goods Store, 1306 7th st. h.w.. as owner Wants to retire from | Gn'premines. ieee (ASH OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR ALL J inschinery, exceptiyy yony planer and resaw, in- faite feet swt and the erfect Pocenix, site for * the purehase of ‘all shafting, contained in Ph ‘the grou, th large fron finest smoke y sound fro1 ail. propes ‘the erection id to b poaitions will Os considera containing over 9 ou B street and Ohio ck in the District of Columbia, turret to foundation, known as There is probably’ no better ‘a factory than thin Whether [will ebuild or use out TL aud will avenue, aan it until Tueaday, dhe that you may be desirous of having me know. Fre, ‘Mine. Colby. COHN, F Hester, Rutrier & Blake's Steam ore Sou's Passenger and 3 tore, hoe Tsi3 G3 ew THRs TRUSS, ever ‘hevir wears out, always clean ibe worn while bathing” nee te ior enle a visas eoota nat Baesets tee ua ‘Pewee a ines to owner. SA’ Ashland. | Aurora. erate. Also, Dri Sait for IRON MINE ‘S ISCALLED ROS UCRS S oer Wa. R. MCLEAN ,, WELL STOCKED, us gv. wat the ny Gib 6 >TO prices of a few of the stocks in October, Val. per share. Oct., 1883, yland ave. 105 arket st., Camden, N.J. ‘OR SALE—MILLINERY STORE—PRICE MOD- Sarasin weet and November, 1886, is shown below Val. per share. Nove 1886. { Tron King: < Similar opportunities atill exist, as ‘years old, und many othersare being developed. Jofomation ot HULL & DEAN, Agents Noam + building, 1419 F st. 2. w. - laa HE BEST OPPORTUNITY IN ATLANTIC CITY, m the Ucean front, for first-class hotel and: fare ae ‘owners, Hoarding Housce: so0d Commercial ofice of B. RAMEY, 938 # Busgittt s ror A CERTAIN” REMEDY OW CATARRM AND SION Th Pod ‘betmamuenecarr, bas 20 rdacw oo 4 place it the gener ‘mpaatbaal ay Toprietorsot this {tine Proven itelf sa For the ur bumervus 2 ey Very Lwrormaxr To 2d EDITION. GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMEN. GENTLEMEN. H GENTLLMEN. . GENTLEMEN. . GENTLEMEN. _ GENTLEMEN. GENcLEmer DANGEROUS COUNTERFEITS, GFNTLEMEN, ie ot Vine Eentinside: wiper GENTLEMEN, Dollars Discovered Near Chicago. GENTLEMEN. ‘Cuidado, Dec. 21.—For several months Chicago, GENTLEMEN. Minneapolis, St. Paul, Milwaukee and the smaller GENTLEMEN. cities of the northwest have been flooded with aoe spurious silver dollars so closely resemb- canteen lng the genuine article that even. ex- ~a Perts were deceived. United States Secret GENTLEMEN, Service detectives have worked arduously to dis GENTLEMEN. cover where the dollars were made, but GENTLEMEN. ‘Were unsuccessful until a few weeks ago, when GENTLEMEN. Secret Service Detective McKinley, who was sta- ‘toned in Chicago ex] for ‘of watch- THE Ing the spread of the counterfeiters, accidentally Ai Fe learned that a mi negro drove regul rm A A Fs to the United States Express office once & BY tak Ta gud Hhulle to doctor in Muweadiee he epee ee a 6 Poa A Tu A A 1 Bpa8 shadowed to. a small” farm’ house on. the land of a German named Heinz, sixteen BRR 00. 2 er eee miles southeast of Pullman. ‘The Ba Bat 93 o%¥ AS E one-story cabin, which the officers was Bee 9 Q fyy AA leased for a year with some land by three white BB %? ¥ ASK bran | men last a and the negro was placed in ‘The detectives TRACED THE MYSTERIOUS BOXES shipped by the negro toa small private dwelling in Milwaukee and learned who its occupant was, and that the latter frequently visited the house near Pullman. It was also ascertained that the doctor, a few days after recetving a Co It from Chicago shipped smaller boxes to St, Louis, Minneapolis, st. ‘and the interfor cities Minnesota, Wisconsin and Dakota. Saturday the detectives’ in one of ‘the Milwaukee doctor's. shipments to, Minneapolis found the box contained 200 first-class counterfeit dollars of the same brand. The doctor was ar- Trested at Milwaukee, but the capture was not made public. When’ McKinley and the other officers visited the place near Pullman Saturday night, they found only the who said the ‘whtte men had left an hour before. Upon searching the house nothing but fifty sheets of platinum and a small box filled with steel filings were found, but in an old drain in the rear was a box containing a number of first-class dies and & yemall machine used , for, perfecting | the milling around the edges of the coin. A Dag containing a quantity of composition white metal, a package of silver leat and a small smeit- Misa "ea or Saas Se ea Aaa lon four dies of $2.5 pieces rude! carved in lignum vite © were ‘Miscovered. ‘The confiscated material was brought to the city - PENNA. AVE, CORNER 12TH 8T. GENTLEMEN: Té may consume a few minutes of your time should you red tis letter, but it may save hours of time spent unproftably. If gentlemen only knew presents erfectly tecleas Ricy ould belufore apt to take advice ere menchety jess busines it is 40 cater to, the requizemsents of Indies and children, ‘You are doubtless of what to give for presents, and arepaturaily ea get something that will be aj ani Bot only forthe sake of the giver, but tag appreciated Seeeertan aces forits merits, We give s Jadiee will appreciate, ‘We quote pricas considerably WE 0 CREDIT BUSI- BESG GHEY DO. Roepecttully. THE PALAIS ROYAL. FURS. ‘The following Muffs are satin-lined and the samo as sold by Aret clase furriers, You will notice the differ: ‘nce in their prices and ours: adiugtian Hair Muifs, the best 890, inferior ones Beaver Muffs, $6.68: Lynx, $4: Silver Hare, 82.68: 68. These furs are fashionable, and mutts Eeseis feat acne ee cence ae ce SILKS. present. ‘A Indy may have a handsome wardrobe, but a Silk Dress is ever acceptable. Dress lengths of the follow- ing Silks (which are warranted in every respect) at Te- duced price. Black Silk, $12.50, tin 3. ered Grow Grain Sit GIA TS. efforts were made to guant agalast any” publicity TOS in 4 efforts were m: guai any publicity ore Fullle Francaise, i 50. being given to the affair. The counterfeiters ‘A iack Velvot areas length, 914.50; are. ‘A Black Wool 4'90. ‘THE MOST DECEPTIVE THAT HAVE EVER BREN KNOWN, A Riack Cashmere, FANS. and deceive numismatists, notwithstanding there 1S singular defect upon them without which ‘they could not be disti dollars. ‘The season for balls and partic jons and the theaters is at hand. A fan isindlspensable, According gratiety of precy guste : Hoty of pricey aes ‘96c. hand-painted or Plain Satin Fans, with feather 1.68 Satin Fans, in all colors, massbont feather tipe. te Hatin all aioe Of sticks; with and without ed from genuine It, consists of a peculiar curve to the letter “d” in the motto “In God we Trust,” the consonant sloping backwards almost like an Italic letter. The counterfeits correspond in weight exactiy with the United therm $2.08 10 $40 States dollar and have a genuine ring when tested. ‘sac puede pues ous je metal of which they are made { an entirely one ‘ mares ae eG =n *| new and dangerous composition, whose constituent Gatrich Feather 98 to $30, parts metallurgists cannot determine without s ‘Opera” Ostrich athers, x s care “Opera” Feather Gauze; 42.680, 920.98 tot sae ee Gauze hand-} 22.68 to $739. Gauze Fans! iice teamed: #38 ws LS 58. HANDKERCHIEFS. Another Murder in San Francisco. Sax Faaxctsco, Dec. 21.—Maurice Nugent, a nn to- Webareton times thentock and variety of apy ofour | Gay'by Thomas ‘Bally, “This. takes the foun competitors. | We will not attempt descriptions. and | toe, Wienin tne st woo the price ligt will be confusing. Handker- ~ chiefs are the most desirable of presents, 90 we hope to aa see you at this department, To Keep McQuade Ont of Jail. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. New York, Dec. 21.—Judge Pratt, of the Brook- 5 | lyn_supreme court, to-day granted an order to genuine Japanese Silk, plain white or col stitched bot 25. 39, 48, 68, 7band98c, | Show cause why a stay should not be wo painted Japanese Silk, 81-10. McQuade, returnable to-morrow at 10 a.m. = Silk. with elaborately embroidered silk ——— 48c., 750. ut No Stay Granted Mr. Dillon. Dostix, Dec. 21.—The court to-day refused Mr. John Dilion’s ‘application for a stay of the order against him to furnish bonds in the Sum of £1 000, ith two sureties in the sum of £1,000 each, for future good behavior, pending the outcome of an appeal from the sentence. 4 colored, Brovaded Silke Handkerchiefs, 120 it 39 diff it rh a Seer SLs: BLS and Shao aces oF colors, a8, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. Sheer ipen Fancy Hemstitehed; 15: ve usual Be, dune Pure Linen Hemstitched, all styles of orders, 2 for 25e.: usual 19. quality, Initial Hand tra fi freds Of styles of fancy Ae Pestitches Hendkerchiets for 2c, worth Soe. Sheer | ‘The First Ever Held in New York. Gate and emi red, 30c., usual 50c.| New York, Dec. 21.—The meeting of the New IN FANCY BOXES. andkercbicte, 82a0 vocy” Shsce Heese ace landkerehiefs, 2.48. very ‘Shcer French Linen Handkerchiefs, 48c. t0 83.08 each." PLUSH GOoDs. Plush Toilet Cases, Manicure Cases, Work Boxes, Odor Cases, Autograph Albums, Mirrors ava hundreds of novelties in Pitan, We'll not attempt description, ak one of the foor.walkers foshow you through the stock. If you want to invest a 2c. piece ora $20 gold Piece, we think we will «ive you the best values in This city. GLOVES, ‘The famous “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves are too well known to need our recommendation. Should you pur- chase the wronyr size they mnay be exchanged ut auy Hovai,” and every pair in warranted” One aie gob "and every pair is ‘warran 50. Three'pairs for #4. \Six pairs for 81,75. ‘DA you Sver Know a lady that didn't want glov CHRISTMAS CARDS, Less than half the prices you will pay at stationery stores. ‘A fact wo will demonstrate to you in two minutes, ‘ak forthe “Card” Department. as you will LEATHER GOODS. A Satchel seems to be a necessary adjunct to a lad outht. “We have them in designe that imuke them eran: Xork and NeW England railroad directors, being the first ever held fn New York, was called toorder this morning in T, A. Pearsall & Co.’s office in the Milis building. ‘The meeting lasted only a short Ume, only routine work befng attended to. It is tively stated that the road will be m: ‘A. L. Hopkins, formerly identified with the Wabash system. eee M. De Brazza Threatens to Resign, ¢. 21.—M. De Brazza’s departure for the French Congo couniry 18 delayed, pending the action of the chamber of deputies on the proposed modiiication of the budget estimate for the Congo account. M. De Brazza says he Will resign if the estimate is reduced, —— Settling With Their Creditors, New Yors, Dec. —A settlement has been ef- fected by Marx & Co., thefirm which was forced ‘to suspend in the pante last Me On Mr. Ludwig Marx will be reinstated to membership in the Stock Exchange at the meeting of the commit- tee on Thursday next. ee Boiler Makers in Convention. READING, Pa., Dec. 21.—A special meeting of the International Brotherhood of Boller Makers and ment usefi Iron Ship Builders and Helpers’ Protective and ie Beneficial union began here to-day, and will con- tinue for several days. a mF at yo 18s. es With Memorsaduns eteenet aoe: Freight and Coal Cars Wrecked. Bast Soa, tn crvion 92.10 1284.70. PREADING, Pa. Dec 21-—A freight train on the 1. ladelphia and Re: railroad ran into the Biligator, children's: ‘S5c. ; stamped, 98c. Tear end of a coal train’ near Bridgeport, early NECKWEAR. this morning. The freight engine was thrown from the track and thirty-five coal cars and six ‘The following are the latest novelties in Neckwear, | freight cars were badly damaged. snd you can’t do wrong in. lecting a present here. —+ = colors, 8485. ies z IS oe ed Not on Personal Grounds. nton pe (all silk) Shoulder and Head Scarfe, in Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.—The Journal de St. colors, 2 yards long and 1 yard wide, 83.08" ussia’s refusai to accel ‘Altai th Guipute Lace Scatin yards lon, | Decgaoury say", Russe of 4 candidacy of Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg- sotha ee ee eae ‘to per- sonal objections, the prince enjoying esteem at St. Petersburg. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘ilandseunEasttial Lace Scarfs _and Fich brun Eacu beautifully designed, 82.58 to $14.50 each” “7 OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. ‘The following novelties we manufactured on. the ises. Not only the daintiest, but the most fash- ionable novelties. We show The New York Stock Market. Satin Pincushjons, trimmed with Lace and Ribbon, | The follow! ning and 3:00 p.m. prices $1.25 and $1.75. en farket, aa reported by special of the Now Yoni Stock we New York. Stoc Wire to HH. Dodge, 59 15th street Satin Pincushions, 39. and 50c. Engel Bint SA aoa Embroidered. Sea ne meas . Pee ‘oilet Sets, trimmed with Ribbon, 98c. Pr tee Rests, lace trimmed, for back of chairs, Pon é A ril bows, 98¢. Blk Scarfe tor docorkalne tase aioe rating, hand-painted. $1.68, Fancy Silk end Taco Tamb Shades, $1.98. Dainty Handkerchief C: sof | with fine lace, @2.68.0 Ore ‘And satin, trimmed AR, Paakets, ‘trimmed with bunches of fruit and STATIONERY yusly @ necessity, and when put fi form makes capital present. Our ‘stock is sects , ‘Not to ‘idee. What we have, Dut of the low prices, we quote: Ot tw of Paper and Envelopes, in fancy boxes, 8, Tinted oi pPiniqma cheery nent ae Oe Fold nf rine Ba let, ‘hy pare edu, oe = plate inclwied, Sdc." Best engraving” "itt COPPEr ‘Washington Stock Exchange. lowit chat fror sterda} quotations ORIENTAL Goops. oor tes pemine changes from yesterday's quotations Bass, 1891, Sagar regintereds | U. bid, 110% asked. UE 8. 4oe, rerinte ia at Bs coupons, For the older folks (who don't requi things as fans, Jewel's" etca) sou Will fd tha folloge most edusible preschts you can makes ‘Scarfs, for draping, 4 ee ns, 110% 891, 110% bi " i ab ta” Hee it 4 red Did, 127% aaked: 9 fund ‘3-65 1824," curreiey, “1a i 207 a8 faahiugton ana “Gecrsctown Palma bonds. iked. Metropolitan Tailrosd stoc Bids Se caked" Waatiniien Bee, 35 RY gee ‘a gon Gas . 5. sked. “ Georgetow! 36 bid. tional Metro- Chenille Covers nie strlen, $1.68 to $5.68. Politan thsurance 72 bid. Gorcoman Tas borders, $2.35; worth $5 cach, Se N° deep Persian | Fo7,"bia. Potomac Insurance, 91 bid. \ Farmers! Velour Covers. and’ Mechanics’ pe. HS "Uiel Wo “soked” Pea, Po a dered, #7.98. Fe Gor 0 UML ASK eared” Ch ae jo and Pien ‘s, beautifully em-| Potomac’ Tel. Co, Sig bid, 5x6 ack Led. ‘Velour Sots Cushions, truly Oriental, $3.68. Ast mortgage bonds, 83 bid.” Portiers of wool : silk chenille. ree Nery lovely and . ob F080 88 8 each Baltimore Markets, moh else dls wittiwurtncd a0 | RALTIMORD, Mo, Deg. 21 ive es, ee ‘Ao new threes, G4 bid to-day is BALTIMORE, Mv., Dec. 21.—Cotton aigucan’t do wrong in giving a doll to alittle quiet OC, ur firm aud quiet. ‘one she wants another. jrestern lower, closii ere southern lower: Ted, and dill eer, Ne 7088, Feb: ibroidered Aprons, 486. to ‘Nurses Caps in various styles, 17c., 19c, and 250. ROYAL. Gs, LISNER), 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND 401, 403, 405 AND 407 12TH ST. MW. . NOMINATIONS TO-DAY. ‘Matthews for Recorder ef Deeds, etc. ‘Interior—James C, Matthews, of New York, to be recorder of deeds, District of Columbia. ‘Treasury—Adelard Guernon, collector of cus- toms, district of Minnesoto, Postmasters—John M Clinton, Mass.; Lewis Brown. Ni ; John J. . Newport, Bristol, ik. 1.; John 8. Richardson, jattie 3 Ke Ind.; "aie Seared me Sounean Fick ‘A. Devine, Ishpeming, * District im ADVERSE ACTION ON THE PENITENTIARY BILL. Representative Swinburne’s biN to provide for {Ale erection of a United Btates penitentiary was sayorsely acted upon by the House commitiee on NO QUORUM. The District committee of the House could not get aquorum today. INGUFPICIEKT AFFROFRIATION FOR THE REFORM SCHOOL. A communication, through the Attorney General andthe Secretary of the Treasury as to the insumM- tency of the appropriation for the reform school of the District was laid before the House to-day. An item was included in the sundry civil bil last year $15,000 for a building and $4, A water Gank for the Disttct Fetoria School. When bids for the erection of this bulld- ing and water tank were received they were all in excess of the appropriation. “This communication now asks for an increase of $8 408,70 on the appro- pribtion already made. ‘amily building ni must include dormitory accommodations for sixty boys, and school room and other accom- modations, including quarters for teachers in charge. Capitol Topics. BAD AIR IN THE HOUSE. ‘The House committee on ventilation and acous- tics had under consideration today Mr. Buch- anan’s resolution concerning the filthy condition of the air ducts in the House, through, which is pumped the air breathed by the members during the day, “Mr. O'Donnell was authorized to make & Teport, Which he did in rather spirited, language. He says that therqare two hundred and a spittoons in the House, none of which are used, ‘the members preferring to spit in the open work of the ventilators in the floor. He requests the architect of the Capitol to see that these ventila- torsare cleaned every morning. The committee decided also to adopt the same system of ventilat- ing the House restaurant that 1s in use in the ‘THR NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL. ‘The House naval affairs committee could not get quorum to-day, but it was informally decided that a sub-committee, to consist of the chairman, Mr. Herbert, and Messrs. Sayers and Thomas, Alouldit during the: nouday recess to Consider the naval appropriation bill. 4 MONUMENT OVER GENERAL DANIEL MORGAN'S GRAVE. In the Senate to-day Mr. Walthall, from theoom- mittee on military affairs, reported a substitute for the bill to provide a monument to mark the grave or Gen. Daniel Morgan. The substitute ap- Propriates $5,000 instead of $15,000, and authorizes ‘the Secretary of War to appoint a commission to select a monument and have it erected over the graveot Gen. Morgaitin the cemetery at Winches- cer, Va. A VAULT FOR SILVER DOLLARS, Secretary Manning, in a letter to Speaker Car- Usle, laid before the House to-day, calls attention to the necessity that provision be made for the storage of silver dollars. Inclosed 1s a statement Prepared by Architect Bell as tothe proper locality of the vauits and their cost. It 1s that there 1s no available place for the vaults within the treasury building, but the vault can be con- structed in the courtyard on a level with the base- ment floor. ‘The cost of a steel-lined vault 1s xed ‘at $106,675.90, and of a vault without the steel lining at $27,804.25, ‘REPAIRS TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury to-day trans- initted tothe House a communication from the supervising architect ‘calling attention to the advisability of making special appropriations ag- grogating $810,076 for repairs to pablo Dulldings. NOTES. ‘The Senate to-day passed a bill to make James B. Angell, of Michigan, a member of the board of ‘nts of the Smit! lan institution. epresentative Warner's report on the subst- raflroad and telegraph Ines was discussed at length to-day by the House committee on hee offices and post roads. Its consideration will be resumed to-morrow. ‘Mr. Mahone, from the committee on commerce, to-day reported in the Senate a bill to authorize and direct the Secretary of the Treasury to have erected a lighthouse at_ Newport News, Va., at a COSt NOt to Exceed $25,000. Dixon Held for the Grand Jury. GRIFFITH'S VERSION OF THE QUARREL AT KEITH SUTH- ERLAND'S SALOON. ‘The case of James Dixon, colored, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill William GrimMth, also colored, in front of Keith Sutherland’s saloon on R street, on the 22d of last month, was called for trial in the Police Court this morning, and his counsel, Campbell Carrington, entered plea of not guilty. Grifith testified that on the day charged, while in Sutherland’s saloon, he went to sit down, when ae Cee a eS from ye im. ‘They quarreled, a1 18 _ proprietor ordered then: out, ‘Witness went out but returned, and Dixon renewed the quarrel, and they again went outside, when Dixon stabbed him sixtimes, Whan he turned to pick up a stone Dixon struck him in the backof the head and knocked him senseless. Dr. Caldwell testified tothe nature of Grimth’s injuries. ‘The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $300. ene Sees. District Government Affairs. BAR-ROOM LICENCES have been approved by te Comunissloners for Issue to: James L. O'Connor, 1330 B street. northeast; Wm. T. Rothrock, B. and P. raflroad depot; Thos. Mentz," 3075 M street northwest; Jas. F. McGee, 404 th street northwest; Catherine Costello, cor ner 6th and G streets northwest; Margaret Kem} 1200 3d street southwest; Michael Bi 136 street southwest; Edwin’ C. Reed, : street, horthwest; Franz Miller, 507 Q street northwest; Karl Pienger, 482 K street southwest. pelea acini Local Notes. ‘Twenty-nine new members were elected last night at a business meeting of the Young Men’s Christian association, 1409 New York avenue, ‘At the annual election of officers of thé Im- maculate Conception branch, No. 419, C. K. of A., ‘the following officers were elected: President, F. J. McQuade; vice president, G. W. Dove; record: hig secretary, & 1. Jordan! thanclal s William M. Becher; treasurer, John J. Neumeyer? gergeant-at-arins, John Shugrue; sentinel, Robert 8. Bove; trustees, Sam Johnson, Robert K. White ahd Charles A. Sonns. Lewis Davis, colored, was fined $15 or forty-tive days by Judge Snell, to-day, for disorderly conduct and assaulting Officer Hamliton, ‘The Jurors in the Circult Court will be excused to-morrow until Tuesday next. MARRIAGE Licenses. — Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court toJohn James and Emily Tidds, Stephen G. Dixon and Mary A. Robinson, Frank Ivey Wood and Frances E. Web- ster, John W. Peake of Alexandria, and Alwida Marshall Brooke, William H. King of’ Montgomery county, Md., and Mary E. Caywood, Joseph Bumi- brey of King George county, Va., and JuliaC. Scott, John T, Boyland of Rockville, 'Md., and Cora L. Beckham, Daniel Dunlop and Mary &. Mercer, both. of King George county, Va, Edward Balley and ‘Nannie Hawkins, s —_—>__ C. E. Foster has transferred to E. L. Kengla lot 132 and pts. 134 and 135, sq. 364, fronti: feet on Rhode Island ave., between 9th and {oth sts, Reisinger pt sup lot, ng. 27%, touting. 21.53 fest ‘sul i ting 21.55 feet on Rhode Island ave, betweeh 12th sad 13th sta, 2B. W., for $7,500. —_+___ CHARGED WITH STEALING A BARREL OF WHISKY.— ‘Thomas Sheridan, alfasiLee, and Patrick McCor- mick, young whité men, were cl inthe Po. Tee gure tea, ‘with the grand larceny of a barrel of whisky from the place of John Ready, on North Capitol street, and the case was continued until ‘Thursday. The defendants, it 13 rolled the batrel of whisky across the street to the “sand Jot,” where it was tapped, ges CHaRoEs Against 4 BLL Boy.—David Dorsey, colored, formerly employed at the house as bell boy, was arrested Saturday by vate De- tective SeDevitt, charged with stealing a. pass ey to a numberof rooms on one floor of the hotel, ‘on Which floor geveral larcenies have recently oc- of our: dolls it will be ‘We im: ‘90a93;" southern amber, B2aG4. a :h hich we are offering | winter Ted. spot, 877<a8; Jahuary, & ee eC Seendant pom clsewpere for dumentc | Fury, Susub: Match, 04 ‘skel. |Cor—southern ote clone tn the course of business and It is doll is of bisque, lower; western lower: " southern | wi ‘that he failed urn thin’ a reasoi aed, seen southern yellow, 45046: "western fs | able length of time. The defendant claimed that ir, ‘eyelashes, $04; December, 45% bid: January. 45}e474 in is clothing the ‘key was lett in Lis B ‘boy and qizl dolls af 250, Sew UB.c., | FUSE, 45% steamer, 44 d. Oats, y— | pantaloons pocket and he had 1 nit. The Tie, 98e., $1.25, $1.50, $1.93, 82. .48, up is | southern, 5a sete cr O; “western | Caso was trfed in the Police Court, ie 5: Ub. “Provisions steady, ‘and ein CoonSS same? O8e | court continued it on the defendant's own recogni. APRONS, ETC. unsettled—Rio of to fair, 133el4. ‘Sugar—copper refined LOT. quiet, For the servants practical and acceptable presents | 1.8dal.24-” Other articles unc pis t0 | . To WipeN THE SUEZ Canai.—The Suez Canal “ts s ke Pe, ed i i vernment have Boles aa seem and{tucks, 19. any Sd. ts flour, 10,088 heats Double-width Gf , 25c. bushels: Ent rons, 482. barreln; ‘The Commissioners Will Net Allow the have it ready for occupancy the 3d of January. He intended to put on a stage and proscenium arch at present, and place seats for the audience only on arrangement of the exits should be the inspector. After the close of atrical season “Mr. i i | i i i au , Itis stated, upon and made u ht this afternoon that the matter in some action Strasburger for a OUR DRILL IN THE WEST. Blue Grass Entries Looming Up. RAILROADS, HOTELS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC ALL CHIP IN—THE MOVEABLE HEADQUARTERS aT CIN- CINNATI AND LOUISVILLE. For the past day or two Secretary De Leon, of the drill management, has been here to explain the objects of the affair to Louisville soldiers. He informs your correspondent that his interviews with Col John B. Castleman, the accomplished commander of the first regiment, K.8.G., have been very satistactory, and that he expeats repre- sentation not only from the city by a full regiment but from the country by several ‘companies. ‘To-day Mr. De Leon received a tel from Gen- eral Passenger Agent C.K. Lord, of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, dated Chicago, in which he Stated that the Central tramic association had de- cided to authorize a rate for soldiers of % of a cent per Mr. De Leon further stated that he had yester- day ‘a full conference with General Passenger Agent C. P. at of the Louisville and Nash- ‘The lattet cupressed at interest if tho aril, e latter great and will do a8 much a8 any other road to work in Large numbers of very handsome lithographs were weil under way when the secretary was in Cincinnati two days since, and he has arranged here with the Courier-Journal company for hand- some colored iit hs, Zn Cincinnati Cok Moore and Major Pettibone, ot the 1st Ohio, expressed themselves to Mr. De Leon as very al US CO their ten cor to Tepresent that city by a full it, spor tation and cost of m« ‘such a body was stated as the only difficulty; and he thinks that the de- cision of the C. T. association noted above will re- move that. Mr. DeLeon also says that the 2d Ohio, at Kenton, and the three crack separate companies of Cleveland, Toledo and Columbus Will also probably enter. General P: r Agent Collbran, of the Queen and Crescent, is taking active interest in the drill and in its advertising. With headquarters at Cin- cinnati he can be of great use when troops mass Oe ent nae pom agp xe “ envelope” y & num ber of prominent hotels, among them the Grand hovel at Cincinnati, and Gait House and the Lous. le here, If our “Legion” goes to Washington next May you can look for about half the male tion and a large proportion of our ladies to fol ‘them. ‘The boys are great favorites socially as well as ex- cellent soldiers, apd there is no to their colonel, John ’B. Castleman. Majors Coen and Kelly command the two battalions of this regi- ment well, and the boys are sure to make a sensa- ‘ton at thé capital of the Union, and, we think, to ure a ‘nis morning's Courser-Journal has a long and detatied interview with the mana; ging secretary, ‘Which I inclose, as being of interest on technical points, ‘BLUE Grass. eee genes The Umbrella Hemicide. THOMAS CARTER ON TRIAL FOR MURDER IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. ‘The trial of Thomas Carter, the old colored man, indicted for the murder of James Holmes, by stab- bing him on the 26th of July last in Goat alley, during a quarrel over an umbrella, was continued. yesterday after Tar Star's report closed. Charlotte Bayly testified that she lived Carter's house, and saw Holmes rushing out of the house out: “I am cut todeath.” Holmes kept on to the drug store and then Carter came out. Mrs, Boyd said, “See what you have done. ‘You have killed Holmes.” He replied: “I con’t care if Ihave.” He had blood on his hands and did not appear excited. alinda Bova corroborated the preceding wit: ness and said in addition that Carter replied “I don’t care if 1 did. He kicked me first,” and that it was in the house, not outside. Before Holmes came out she heard a child scream. There was considerable bloodin the room ail about in one lace. They had had trouble some six months be- fore in Carter's pen ee a — Rosa Pinkney, the step-dat r ‘arter, tied that Holmes lived inethe house (up-stairs back); that Holmes asked her mother to loan him an umbrella, and she said it did not belong to her. He went away and came back and asked her again, when Carter said, “Don’t give the nigger any lon.” Witness then went upstairs, ‘They then got to juarreiling and fight ‘butshe did mot hear what. they said; heard something fall as if knocked down. Witness then came down the ste heard the noise still in the kitchen; saw Holines when he went out, and he was bloody. PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. ‘This morning Frederick Tyler testified tq seeing the men clinched and Holmes had Carter down and the blood was running from Holmes on Carter, ‘who had a knife in his hand. Witness interfered. to stop the fight, and Carter said Holmes hit him first, and Holmes then hit him again with his fist, and Holmes then picked up a pitcher Carter, Who Was to get at knife. ’ Holmes to the door ‘struck at him with a chair as he left Witness Identified the weapon—a ‘with blade about three inches long. Edmund Brockenborough testified t the knife on the mantel with blood and blade; saw Carter at the station pyuiries ae ag Next morning saw no injuries on ness had a talk with Carter while he was E EE : F é é z Tek te & Eg g FeRei + gtebstee a 5 Es = i ‘im and resting Carter Holmes at the drug saw claimed to have been struck by Holmes ad. ‘Oficér James A. Coleman testified that Carter claimed that the cutting was in self-defense. ‘This closed the case for the government. Mr. Walker, for the defendant, submitted that the testimony did not show a casé of murder, and F i i fe ee 8 ‘The defendant testified that 1t was rainihg very hard, and bis wife had an umbrella when shecame home. Holmes asked his wife to loan hint the un- breila and she it was Charley Car. tera. He went off and came and E i i a the. any and rien rusned for him, Out Pinkney Plolmes then £0" brew hin touie oor shocked iortian Comme in ad Sopa, ings at CH case Without 73a. Maxi ‘aqueduct bri — A county room has tored the iy clerk's desks etc., which was made rhen the courts of District of Columbia sat and J oseph H. Bradley, Walter Jones and J. R_ Pendall practiced within its walls —The peo- of Alexandria county have interested them Ives in an effort to procure from the ‘War the right to cross the Aqueduct bridge as soon asit passes into the possession of the United ‘Ststes.—The preliminary meetti Of ladies to forthe coming fair of Alexandra Light Infantry will be held next Monday even- ing.—_The committee on poor had_a conference a! t With the committee on light, on the sub- ‘using coke as well as wood in the fuel di to the destitute. Tt was understood that Aunie’s Evening Off. the poor fund would be required to buy coke as ‘SHE TAKES HBR MISTRESS’ Hat, CoaT axD sHoxs | the current rates. — Parexts Insvep.—A patent has been tssued to Samuel G. Cabell, of this city, for apparatus for purifying and ageing liquors and purifying water and oll, and to John G, Meyers, assignor of one half to H. L. Crawford, for fre-proot Moor and ceiling. ResiGwep.—Miss Grace K, Douglass has resigned 8 $900 clerkship in the office of the National bank redemption agency. Minister Manning’s Denial. ‘SIS STATEMENT MADE IN A LETTER TO 4 NEW ORLEANS FRIEND. Thomas C. Manning, United States minister to Mexico, in a letter to Percy Roberts, of New Or. Mr. Leroy Carter, living at No. 316 M street Southwest, has in his employ a colored Annie Green. Yesterday Annte said she wanted ‘to go to a festival, and asked her employer to let her off early. Mrs. Carter Ey season Jeans, denies the statements that have been pub- Young, of Wi Ushed concerning him. He states that he has re oeette Muller ‘and Mr. ‘Rudolph | been ill, and appends a certificate from his phys!- clan saying that he has been long confined to his ed and threatened with pneumonia; also a state ment from a prominent Mexican’ citizen, who refers to the Cot State at Washington for hig status, This gentleman dccuptes, the room anjoining that of Mr. ng, a es hat he never saw Mr. Mi under the influ. ence of liquor. The steward of the hotel certifies also that Mr. Manning Was never other than sober. ‘The faise statements published about Mr. Man- ning Were not communicated to him di his, illness, by order of his and be but re. cently learned of them. “AS soon ‘as he was suf. recovered he communicated with friends in, New Orleans’ with a view of having it published. see SF Effect of Judge Gresham’s Order. ‘St. Louis Special to the N. ¥. Tribune, December 20. To-morrow morning Wells H. Blodgett, general solicitor of the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific rail- ‘Way, will inform Judge Treat officially of Judge Gresham's disintegration decision in the Wa- ‘Dash case, also informing him as to the present composition of the Wabash system and the lines That will be taken out of the present receiver's hands under the Gresham order, Those lines thut will be taken from the system by the order and placed under the control of Judge Cooley are all east of the Mississippl, and are as follows: The Chicago Division, extending from Auburn junction, TLL, to EMingham and Altamont, IL, with @ branch Green, of Baltimore, and Mr. Jarvis Butler, of Wash- ington. The first and” last named were Often grested tcl sauce before Washington =n greet ir appearance before Wi and Mra Muller ¢planiste) and Mr. Green violoneellist) rendered thelr respective parts in most manner, and were with ae greeted last night by cutting slats from basement window, and tho crete neh a revolver stolen; value $25.—Thomas Reardon, Sni.tinee deed Paca eel wees set articles worth $12.—Mrs. D. C. of $30 Worth of clothing.——“Lucy Lee, 438 I street north- Fresh, reports stolen $11.35 in cash. —John Wall. ing, &th and I streets northwest, reports stolen from his store to-day four pairs of curtains, valued at $16. ‘The Courts. To-day, Globons age Duley ae agt. Ai 7, Gibbons and same ran- ton; appearance ‘of’ absent” detendants “ordered, Hugueley agt. Webbet al. (owo cases); injunctions dent jenfed and restraining orders disch: Mason | from Fairbury to Streator, about 250 miles of road; Sen Be cuve deed and | the Decatur and East St. Louis railroad, between ee een reas a) these. polnts, 108% alles; the original’ Wabesn Tallway, from ‘Toledo, Ohio, to Me TL, and Evanston, I'L, 5994 miles; Hannibal Ni Fallroad, ‘from Meredosia, Iil.. to East TLL, 50.7. Thisis a total of 1, Pouice Court—Jt Snell, ‘Today, Joseph Schurer, suspicious person; bonds or90 days. Charles Henry, ly conduct on V street northwest; $5 or 15 days. Lewis Davis, colored, disorderiy’ and assault; §15 or 45 days. Mary Holmes, threats; personal ay ES eaeeesl fee! customer pore acai Beace, James Tape colored, larceny; $10 or 30 THE WHITE PEO A special to the New York World from Charles. ton, 8. C., December 20th, says: The bill now be. fore the legislature to prevent the organization of colored laborers in the agricultural sections into Knights of Labor is causing a great commotion ——— The Killing of Young Dalton. ‘WHAT UTAH PEOPLE SAY OF THE CHARGES AGAINST THE DEAD MAN. ‘The excitement in Utah over the killing at Paro- ae ee i ‘the leaders of the colored mple of the marshal cull continues. _W. C- Mcctogor, probate | State iter. J. Wolford Wulte, one of tie most ine Telligent colored preachers of Ube state, has issued an address, in which he says that ats bill has for its aim the grinding down and driving to the wail = negro laborers. In closing his address Mr, ite say: “From the standpoint of equity, ‘the circumstances surrounding ail laborers, the Degro 1s the most excusable in forming organizations of a legal kind to better his condition, Do the white people Imagine that by threats wey can keep away Trom the negroes “nts or org@Mfizers and in this way het keep “3 in this: ~_ or a them organized for muttal protection: 80, they Tecken Without their host. The drawback to the negroes lies In the fact of their Deing too easily satisfied. The Shylocke of this state to-day are the farmers who want the crops made and gathered without paying a reasonable forlabor. They can reduce wi to the point, and if they are asked for justice i is refused, and when the organize for mutual protection this Is to ned. illegal, Who dares to. resist is to. be incarcerated in om. South Cs glorious Rag rails In the dust. Ifthe white ire a contented population of laborers them give the negroes fair treatment. ‘They will have no desire to go away. No ailurement can charm them away. The truth is the treatment the laborers are receiving has it them Into abject poverty. No charge of condition oF country can bring them to 4 worse condition, hence they are easily persuaded away by ths seductive se of tnmigration agen! ‘the bill new peuding become a law there, will be ‘Wholesale immiration from the state. ‘There is a class of spen that get bearer the hearer the hearts and sympathies of the negrues Wan any other, Hitherto Une influence of Unis class as been used To keep them here and hope for better things and Umes. When the negro preachers of the gospel ‘Say Uo their flock, ‘Arise, and let us yo,’ there will be walling in South ‘‘arolina—Kachels, weeping for their cl ad refusing to be ‘Sr. Jaons OU, 1s the antidote to pain, no matter by What it 1s caused, inaf* Dalton's ‘tather was connected ‘with’ the ‘Mountain Meadow massacre, and that the yc man himself was a desperate character, Knocked down City Marshal ‘Benson, of Parowan, ‘Dut quietly ran away. A Salt Lake City ch says: “The father of the young man who member of the as territorial ~ er ture of opto! is known and asa ae citizen. The charges weremade against the deceased and his father to palliate the murder in the public mind. This was resorted to ‘Decause United States Marshal Dyer declined to furnish any oficial Justification for the killing. |. . Bennett telegraphed to Hollister for something ‘that nature. The marshal emphatically refus- greet was made to ‘the victim ——+ee—___ ‘The George Men Won’t Go. York Sun to-day says: The Land and of which John MeMaiin is chairman treasurer, and whose mission ts united labor party all over the has declined an invitation to attend the ee antceiss convention in Cincin- “2 ; ‘on the ground ‘be altogether too miscellane- ‘hope it may be productive of grangers, tem) ‘80- are all invited. ‘Tae Wire OF TrupEN's CovsiN SCES FOR Di- Yorce.—A petition for divorce has been fled inthe city court in st Louls by Mra. Kate Linn conde against Henry Clay Conde, a lawyer, who Isknown a3 a cousin of the late 8. J. Tilden, and a distrib- nt of his campaign funds in the West in hey were jed “in Leavenworth, Kan., in ine. She alleges crucl_and barbarous’ treat” ment and desertion. She asks for the custody of thelr son, three Wanrg'$5,000 FOR BEING CALLED a PERJURER— Alonzo H.Colver, a lardware merchant of 4 to bury Park, is in the courts over a note wi Pare eaceang ‘of South Amboy. He =. hhas now sued Mr. Martin for $5,000 dainages for BETROTH! Mbel, upon the ground that Mr. Martin Said he | | ROSENTHAT-OETTINGER, Miss MARTHA ROg- had Committed perjury in his plea lately fled. HAL, of Alexandria, Va., ‘OETIIS Tae Man Came DowN AND THE Coom Dipw't. = MARRIED. Lee Al ‘while uk Bunting 2 = i exe rest of i cl a tree to cl out a UKE. JAMES M. ENG! Coon, secreted th a Hollow bough at the top, Alder: | gEACKA GAC ME:., 205 SAMHSA ENOL of te man’ Tost his balance "and fell to the ground | of thie cits. were ‘married st the residence of th sixty feet, He died Sunday night. Sryde's parent's Inet evenin by the Rev. Dr. Chester. © fassilion,O., says: “1 Berry, a woman —. Toca Tepute,ns conteied toler landlady that se par Se ee ries walcoreig tary pai merece eas Sy | sa tno tre Raa near , We s Sears ago. Sho says her associates in the crime Dridal party left the cit Gr the. G8 iki toe ‘Were the wife of Watkins and a farm hand. Her | the groom's near Harper's Ferry, W. Story is that they Killed him, threw the Doay in a | , WOOD WEBSTER: O» Monday event atterwards to the grove. The facts of the murder BOob te Mier PASIE E Wanerk, ot there were substantiated today tele. PaO correspondence with the chief of police at Farkerswurg” The murder of babe and other | ,BAPER, On ‘December 19, 1886, iN crimes are charged against Lucy Berry BADES, ‘of the inte Captaiz John’ W- g Pune surfices Will take Place from ber nse ‘THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR 4 TIMELY WaRw- | dence, 1739 F street northwest, We Bo 1NG.—The Philadelphia Record states that Geo. W. | ceuber 29, at 11 o'clock a. m. Hsitives an 7 Knox, of that city, received word one day last | the family are respectfully invited to Week that a legacy of $3,000 had fallen to him ACK. December 20, 1856,3:45 p. Heine ta Rox ‘King was 4 resident of ‘Funeral from hec late renidence Wednesday. "d M as 8! ‘gervice rendered about twent: of: go. Kcuox wil not receive the bog a frow aie sgeaek south. eects] <2 at ‘s oi ives -kereiees. tee ca tera pene Soe Se eS | reas ning and got lost in the woods. For five mae es — dog for food. “He lived on dog ineat or iaree da aan << 2 Bre ie tinea canvas | fee EE tome greg on ne auranis ot New Yor: yeserday, DAVED ¥- ROBINSON: in se fory-atate pearet Re — take’ See ea ake eee RET Se Ea of ‘June ext Me has made but go78 during bis "Deceaber boas ines, eka manana Acs Ly ooran le Test the valldity ot ‘granted a= atl ie |