Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1887, Page 4

11, A887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. A : a. 8 D. C.,. TUESDAY, .JANU. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, LOCAL MENTION, DISTRICT LEGISLATION. Also, a bill to pay Charles Holbrook $70 for ser- A COSTLY BLAZE. ‘The Brickiayers’ A Fatal Result. CITY ITEMS. Se Slowest saci vices as a laborer of the House. —— ‘THR SESSIONS TO BE PRIVATE FOR THE PRESENT. | DRATH OF DANLEL WILLIAMSON AND auResr oF BIS | Qyyry. —+—_——— wesw = The Bilis Passed im the House Yes-| Mr. Barbour Introduced 2 bill toenable the Ana- | The Fine Hesidence of Mr. Alexander | 4; the afternoon session of the Bricklayers’ con AAAS. Son-Asxou Suz Ghee Mertank ¥ Canesed te Srowat. Ovrteem, omees: tee cleetrictty or cable motores COMPSPY 1] Graham Bell Damaged by Fire. | vontion at the Rifles’ hall yesterday the appoint. | Correspondence of Tax Evrxma Sram: W. W. BURDETTE & co. Potators, - f Wasnrxetox - Jin. 11, 1887. | 4 sryocary oF THEM FROVISIONS—oTHER Loca. | _ MF. Dibble introduced a bill for the hase of | shortly before 3 o'clock this morning the fine | Ment of the committees on constitution, reports, ‘Woopsrinse, P. W. Co., Va., Jan. 11. GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Just received, Will be sold tn lots to sult, Indications for 24 kiwn, ¢ aes pom, ‘MATTERS IN CONGRESS. about 54,000 square feet of ground and the build. | residence ot Mr. Alexander Graham Bell, fronting | }0cal untons, finance, ways and means, grievances, | Daniel Williamson, who had his skull fractured z X.T. Merzorn & Bra, Timed sedan ing theron on the northeast quarter of square | CMe te or te vas aiscovered to be om fire. OM | and onthe good of the order was announced, A|on Thursday last by Oscar Johnson, a colored | BEGAN THIS MORNING AND WILL CONTINvE| 2 ceed 417 7th st. now, ‘The school board bill, which passed the House | No. 25 at 24th and M streets northwest, now be. | OD le, on fire, 3xFor District of ¢ tintadegar oot =o jonging to David n. A new building to be | cer Maddox saw flames issuing from the mansard | Tesolution was offered to admit to the sessions | Woodcutter in his employ, a8 reported aa THIRTY Days. Friend of Woman. a ay, places agement 018, | used as a storehouse fs to be put up beside the one resentatives of the press, and an adjournment | former letter to Tax Stan, died A This title Is often applied to Mra Lydia KE ware exept the financtal, in the hands of a board of 24 | Hove Sanding, andthe wholes 0 be eee wes | cee aa, cutie wile: Coalitene cetien We had betore a decision Was reacted, Og, | Asallamt has been arrested si now in ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND, DOLLARS WORTH | nam of Lyn, Mass, £Y happy wiv ep ‘ttivens, thi to be Minted frot rhe f the signal offic», and 1s not to cost altogether he convention met this morning at lock, bo SESE G1 ee pe \D CARPET- who have been cut ist resting Gtawrcdet irtet’ This board is i appoint touchors sees | more than $150,008. This ts the purchaseewhien | Beat once turned in a general alarm and began | anit wes decided notte tity the wee ‘The Morey Letter Forgery. INGs AT CosT. relieved of pain and suffering by Mr Pinkt erly done by the school board. ‘They are to | Chlef Signal OMicer Hazen recommended in his | the contest with the fire, which, “feeding on the | tives of the press to the meetings at present. The | RXPERT CARVALHO AGAIN ACKNOWLEDGES THAT HE Vegetable Compound. Mrs. L. H-—— ot strat annual report to the Secretary of War. consiieration of varlous matters and the reference LADIES’ WRAPS LESS THAN COST. S.C, says Ina recent Weiter: “Your ahedicine velevt the localities for schoo! buildings, regulate | “Mfr. Bayh Introduced a bill to pay. to the heirs | ReAvily timbered roof for a long time, defied tle | CP ciutious to the appropriate committees occu leet ne Gong me so. much good that dome thie a. the management of the schools, the course of | of John Howard Payne, author of “Home, Sweet | Torts of the firemen. ird story, where the | pied the attention of the convention. In the Paine will contest in N€w York yesterday | 96.000 worth of ‘Remnants, Odds and Endsat one. | stop taking tt until well. Lowe a Whipple. studies and pass upon the text books, ae. ‘The | Home,” the salary ‘due the latter as consul at | fre was confined, was occupied by the ser- afternoon Expert D. W. Carvatho gave ¢vidence in | third their value, including Remnants of Silks, Satins, | MY BOOd felines to ¥ ‘The doctor cat get ai Norton. | hoand 1s to be appointed by the Commisedonera, | Tunis vants, ‘The four women servants and one man | MARRIAGE LICENSES. —Marriage licenses have | relation to the Morey letter, which the late Presi- | Velvets, Plushew and Black and Colened Drews Gets of | credit for curing tars ft is Sour medicine that hi ake Tet Air. Rowell introduced a bill to tnerease the po- | servant were aroused in time, and assisted Mrs | been Issued by the clerk of the court to H. Dyce | gent Garfield was accused of being the author of, | every description, dogo me more goog (han anything 1 have he Dil ropriating $110,000 for a bridge | tice force of the District of Columbia to 30 ser- | Ben ana the children t the bak Newman, of Sunbury, Pa., and R. Julia Kepler; READ THE POLLOWIN xp sEE | Sen." A Dressinaker in Findlay, 0, Gsicill the Bicacew beaiobs a paMibO. Gisttte tas | Ee e chiliiren to escape from. muse, | Samuel dackson and Henrietta Washington; gos, | DUt Which was afterward proven to bea forgery. E ING AND COME AND SEE | en eet a benett inn ti Seaetess ceiw a in ished ba : and shelter was provided for them in the Test) Clayton, of Philadelphia, and Lizzie ‘Bow ‘Witness sald he testified as an expert in that case THE PRICES. Vegetable that J resumen nic contatned in | Secretary of War to canse to be constructed a LOCAL OPTION. dence of Mr. Cranch McIntire, on the opposite | Kemp and Annie ke kina betieat A mioene . BLACK AND COLORED VEL . ed SE StS ret tie Sane cane wilt be said at | 0od, Iron OF masonry bridge across the Eastern | In the Senate yesterday Mr. Teller presented ape- | side of Rhode Island avenue, Prof. Bell was away County, Md; Frank ilisgeana same These ee Snece SALES, TRAVERS, CARE- Arg lol per branch af the foot of Pennsylvania avenue north. | tition from Good Templars of Colorade in favor of | Bom rans tt taro aya tes one eee aes | Charles Cleaves Cole and Eilzabeth Horvense | eNew York Zrwh. Witness said le had pro: | “CLOTH SUITINGE OF ALL KIXDS. sider It very bette Nareateeure ne brides | {ue DUt to submit the question of prohibition to @ | manuscripts of her husband's. The house | Scttle. : Hime he was guided by “the tieory of mintiarity, | BLEACHED AND BROWS TABLE DAMASK, Preparation made for alt Female Cx ne j dip coda NETO red te eee istrict of Columbia, Ke- | was very richly furnished, and the elegant hang- ‘The Courts. - But since then he had learned several lessons, and | TOWELS, BED COMFORTS, BED QUILTS. Auerbach & Bro., 623 Pa. ave. atuending. a © 10 the District committee, ings, pictures, &c., were practically destroyed by agh now worked under the system of natural similar | BLANKETS, FLAN: 8 FLANNELS. Deautiful Street Glove, in black and walt aeeue oe FOR A LIGHTHOUSE AT MARYLAND POINT. the water whieh” fl the entire house. ‘The Count 1 GENERAL TERM. ity; that he thought similarity was the best evi. ] BLEACHED AND BROWN SHEETINGS, GING. | 278 Beautiful Suwet Glove, tn blac ennis creak ur. Gorinan presented in the Senate yesterday a | fire was confined to the roof or the, upper story, | hee Merrick atirmine’ decree below United | emcee torgery. Witness, acknowledged that Be | ass AND CALIOOES AT COST. = 2 | eenite aatiein tionicietas on what they are iy for taxes oF assessunents | memorial from the masters and pilots plying the | Dut, a¢ usual is the cage, the water did almost as | Sra Se rel Hall agi. Whitney, Secretary Of THe Se ubligned He afte oie aL thee He had | EADIES' GENTS. AND CHILDREN'S MERINO | Heany Caunel’s Ihalr Halt Hoss, 500, a ile Orbs oiler Lawful author | Kut ot a hehe aese ne Mabe sea getablsR: | would have done, “Mt. Gardiner G. Hubbard, the | Navy; opinion by Judge Cox denying application | couterred and agreed with Prof. Ames, who testi- UNDERWEAR, SEES "pare its hensor ec | passe Point on the | father of Mrs. Bell, was summoned and came over | for mandamus. fied at the last hearing about the power of attor- axD sal eoaran te teed the Freseies lee Cream, Charlottes and Candies. | SES ir tne property be not redeemed witha two | Pocomac river. in his carriage and took Mrs, Bell and the children Cicurr Covet—Judae Hagner. ney from Paine to Wardwell. Ex.ov. Chamber- | LADIES. GENTS’ AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, | Ninnesota patent proces. flour euarantent . = —— years from the date of sueh sale, to a deed from | TS BILL 10 PROBIBIT THE SELLING OF ADULTER- | to his residence on Connecticut avenue. ‘The fire- | Yesterday, Venable & Heyman agt. Bonnegen, | lain asked the expert if he was just as sure that GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS AT COST. ee Woopwanp & or Tit open tomorrow | the Commissioners of the District, which deed ATED FOOD. men had a hard struggle to subdue the flames on | Judgment by default. Baker agt. Sherwood; judg’ | the signature to the Morey letter, having the | mrecseaL PLUSH, aS a Fi 4 ~ BW morning 5.08 “kod aud plaid nain-| “vu vest in the grantee « good and valid titie, | ‘The bill Introduced in the Senate yesterday by | account of the heigiit of the house and the inflam. | ment confessed. Fisher agt, McMichael; new U Jewett letter in his hand at the thine for compari. | 1 LUSH, ASTRACHAN and CLOTH | yyy Alicocks’ 12; Benson's Capetne 1 Books, sper yards and stall be presumptive evidence 1m ail contro: | Mr. Butler to prohibit the selling of adulterated | able character of the root where tue fire was | ‘Today, Fisher agt. MeMichael; on trial. son, was genuine as he was that the pupet before | YISITES, SHORT WAAPS and NEW MAK. | -Jotmaterss Ai 2 1 Iyerrrere of Naveean, THexarectics, No, 519 | versies im relation thereto that the property so | food in the Di- Ges that who | located. CRIMINAL CovRt—Judge Macarthur. him (the power of attorney) was faulty. ‘To this | KETS will be sold regardless of COST, as we must — - sSerece wore For teauuent of hefeot | Gouna wns ect 19 the Uixes fOr Which tHe | Goat) knowinaty soil any atile of food or Atak | wide Serer Gea ees eee Bromtens, and | yeqcrdagy Chace Arppredat coneited ot peut | ME. CATValnorepled that ite "was ‘then, bul was | have mere oom for our SILK and VELVET DEPALT: | Fimespectacles, .7aTPAave A&E 38 ‘compound OXY oer sold es Wel ahall kn y a cl a . Bel Years ago for $99, s B stad , 5 ENT. = ogee tml compod OXY gen | ee thne such: Property was noe redeemed Docs | Which. shall be adulterated with ng tnjurt | Since that time he has added some improvements, | Teens, Second offense; motion for new trial Hed: | ter system. CARPETING, OILCLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, &e. To One and AN. —Are you suffering from a synthe odact erent the execution of the deed. and that the manner of | Us '0 health, shall be guilty of a feiony, and on | considerably incrpasing the cost of the house. entenced 10 fail Tor four moms. Sasa Cl EES ae ET RS Best Lowell and Hartford Ingrains, Roxbury, Ts |. Astin, Bronchitis, . on application, i pete dies and aif the other prerequisices | coavicton thereof shall be punished Dy. tinpzison. > OmIGIN OF THE FE, murder; on tral," SoM moms Susan Clark, New York 110 Years Ago. try Brussel Biselow and Hartford Body Brussels aad itaonary troubles thats o ——— were complied sary er to | ment not more than years or by fin “a “ pabdiony " Consumption? Ise, use “Wilbors Pure Fixe Portearrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. finw . ave mt wie gli and proper to more than $1,000, or both. That if any person Anexamination of the house this morning by Equity Cover—Judge James. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION WKITTEN BY A RESIDENT FOR Velvet Carpet ts AT COST. on ond tne : an way. This is ne " en ease: ; een ane) iso passed inthe Honse | Stull Knowingly Sell any: article of food or drink, | Mr. C. J. Bell and others leads to the belief that | Yesterday, Goodman agt, Blen; restraining order AN ENGLISH NEWSPAPER. Smyrna Velvet and Tapestry Bugs and Matsatcost, | Quack preparation, but Is rly preseribed by Recervep of Prank J. Tibbets, general manager a exempt the property of the Cor- | Nich is aduiterated, without marking the same | the fire originated in the north part of the third | CoMtinued ubtil Mal hearing, Bush agt. Stanton; | From the N. ¥. Sun. the medical faculty, Manufactured only by A.B. National Stutual Life Association of Washington, as adniterated, shall pe Hable to a fine of not more y , 3 reference to the auditor, Morris agt. Chipman Room: sow ¥ ‘ran Art Gallery from taxation; lo exempt the | #3, adulterated Imprisoninent not more than six | Story from a grate in thestudlo, ‘The Henry Ubra- | Commission to take testimony ot Touceaidenrs | Among the heirlooms of a New Yorkgfamtly 1s. a ONE PRICE. ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REP- | Wiibor, Chemist, Bosto D.C., one thonsind & ollars $1,000) in full payment | Young Men's Curtstian association property from y in the northwest corner I's lib copy of the Newcastl land, Chronicle of Se] RESENTED. ont Anne S. Cath- | Uivation: fo. Het ee 1. | mouths, OF both. ‘The bill provides for a board of | TY !n the northwest corner and Mr. Bell's brary | ordered to issue. Bailey agi. Bailey; divorce le, Engl: ron P- For Throat Diseases and 0 orember 180s in, Baitdiaor’, Ing hun a quit claiudeet to certain propertyon | ehree, skilied chemists, to be uppointed by the | 4B the southwest corner were found to be un- | granted. Barbour agt. igus; order ‘appointing | tember 7, 1776. ‘The paper has'a double value to W. W. BURDETTE & CO, | Brown's Roonehial Troches, I ly good Sa ar xo E. Pratt street, holding the above | (re Bare’ Gr the United states: canine aie fhe President, whove duty’ it shall be to analyze all nen Pett fg in he eae een ee Richard Smith trustee to convey. Race agt, Wol- | ts possessors, as it contains this description of Wacpts ioe ncataxa'c: Uulngs, are frequently Haltated, mulne sold oiicy in favor of her chitdren —e deed to Cornelia Randotpis and others to a certaln | {aorta food. Meterred to the District commit-| yooma: “the libraries were very. valuable colion- | THE AL; pro confesso agutnst C. C. Duncanson | New York elty, written by the founder of thetr *. ~ eS sintertes So Guardian, J alley In square 105; to relieve Mary Anna Eagan, A TS sane tons, and Mr. Bell, who 1s at present in New York, | Sraer difecting Mai Looney to testify. Hoos | milly: See Totten’s advertisement—Sperialties—this eS : : upon the payment of the principal, from all pen- TO PAY ALEXANDER MOFFITT. Will be glad to know that'in the wrecking of his | agt, peter et al.; appearance of absent defendant | “This elty,” writes the correspondent of 110 1 ‘Mavmours Fann Mir, insealed jars, 225Fst. nw. | aty and tnterest on account of the non-payment | Mr. MePherson has introduced a Dill in the | beautiful home iis books were not Injured. | Mr.C. | Stercd. Wailor agt Daly tnjunevion denied and | Years ago, “19 situated upon che point ot asmail | Bia Repvcriox cr Oh ana = Of taxes on certain property on New Jersey ave'| Senate to pay to Alexander MoMitt, out of any | J. Bell, the banker, who is a cousin of Mr, Alexan- | Postraining order ischarged. “Gilmore agt. Chap- | island, lying open to The Day on dpe side, and - er OF and Phosphate of Sm Lar pres color ts Presents—Ladles’| Mie agente inthe Distset, of coluanbia; abit | Honey tn the Treasury not othervise appropriated, | Ger Graham Well, denies the published statement | jhan;, reverence 10 tie AWdltOr alone Muller | on the others “included between the ‘Kast IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOODS olds, Asthina, ‘Bronchitis Sippers, colors — tes the District Ke’ police | the suin of $12,442.08, amount due for use and : agt. "Miller; appearance of absent defendant | and North rivers, and commands a ine pros. Mas, Wo. H. Rice, ee aeae Seas Reet Tene Ak or | sucupation oF tie premises Knows as the Nudonsl ‘THE LOSSES AND INSURANCE. ordered, Peet, of Water, the Jersevsy Long island, Staten | | ASTRAKHAN CLOTH, puro woolone yard and abalt rictnng, 487 Pa. ave. 9 ee ere | taiutstrators to sue in the District of Columbia: to | Race Course, in the District of Columbia, from| ‘The principal loss 1s trom the damage to the | | ‘Toda, Bartlett agt. Tittleneld; bil dismissed | Island, and several others winch. We scattered | Wide, rstueed fo 187.1 SERGE, wide double width, 5 = neta POWRRFUE. ope! wes. Hempler's, comer 436. | regulate steam enginerring in, the District of Col- | July 12tt, 1804, to June 1th, 186%, by the United | decorated walls and cellings throughout the house | (wit! cose. Vlueatley agt. Saund-rs; causes con- | in thls bay. | Tt Contains ‘between, 2,000 nnd 7 Me. = send we betes etn oe ee eee = Pret hay lenge Someries a it cng on Rabe tans gLite Gh AL and to the elegant furniture, which will be almost | flack gt, Alun; Lill disiatsstad Without costs: | 18 telerably Well Buller ‘The greeter panel at | tlt PUN DRESS GOODS, extra width, reduced | Hanedy. Bakers pure Norwectan Gad Liver Ol CITY AND DISTRICT. (heise Ce aE Ae eh ‘ncdaasanone an entire loss. The insurance on the house was | ‘Taylor agt. Taylor; appearance of absent defend- | very clean, Dut in general they are narrow; there | Extra Large Size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, re- |! ubeqiialed, Bakex & Co,, Phila., and at druge See st Oe iste aus atx: = . $25,000, and is divided among the following home | ani ordered. Brown agt. Holmes; B. H. Webb ap- | are two or'three, i which are spacious and | duced to #3. wists, - ACORAN ART Gai NATIONAL THRATER.—The Ideais gave a notable | companies: Mutual Protection, $5,000: pointed guardian ad litem. Johnson agt. Allen; | very airy, particularly the Broadw: ‘The bouses | CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, = Coudemacd Eecais. ‘The bill to exempt the property of the Corcoran | periormance of “Fra Diavolo” at the National the- | $5,000; Arlington, $10,000: Pirensens, ¢, Sule confirmed nisi, In this street have most of them a Tow of trees bee | WHEE double width, pare woo reduced to i Fresh Alderney Butter chi Chen i Haines, of osappahannork | art gallery from taxation provoked some opposi- [acters liars Hie eda ratte Geet nsurance on tne furn{eure was divided as follows: Pouick, Court—Judge Snell fore them, which form an. ‘agreeable shade abd pro. OVAL, “Senae pamaeomels embroidered, 83.75. andl deliver tn «Ib, “Want _ JH. Batley. bound "to, this city, loaded | 1 ae pomse. ton D e ilo AA Prescott, of Boston, $5,000; German-American, 01 S a , PI effect. The whole lel ‘of the Md, 12 yards for oe t past one o'clock. — EAU tn es, 8 r a ¢ Had Cy iY, $255 ae ‘ . cle 5 3 mation ealthy, reat Reduction in the prices o CR anid CO) Mev Dr, Lennard, rector of st Joun's church, | Corearasie grantontty ne ald We was open oped all te comedy element of that character, | ggg, tmAteH lat ‘the’ total loss will reach | Me Son Te are Rrederick Hipking-ang | DUCIC Ag aubject to a great inconventence froin thé | ORED (SHLS VELVET SATINS aud har analy | | MM w= ss, city, Sunday ev cle the sermon | property of that kind being relieved from 11s ‘Tom Karl was the sane daring, pleturesque and | 200 sop Wililam sintth, affray days each. Chas, Dliged to Dring thee ere the tohabitants are | CASHMERES. | T xauMM> SS ia Christ church, Baltimore, to the Protestant | of the public burden. The gullery, he sald, me Fra Diavolo as of old, with the added Selling Liquors to Minors. Johnson, assault; $ oF s. George Butler and | hos the towne ‘The pu ite ebuild Wingeare thew, | BLACK SURIPED SILK VELVET: r MMMM ss. Episcopal brotherhood on the eecasion of the ob- | not employ any one in. partic: ‘as not of any nce of unusually spirited acting. Mr. Bar. i George Jones, do.; $10 days each. John | oom which Is anely et North | ppuble WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 2. t Pe servance of their thirty-ilfth anniversary mnatertal Heneiit to te yreat inass of poor people | nabee AS Lord Allen, Mi. Clark as Beppo and | 7UPGR SNELLS VIEWS OX THE RESPONSIBILITY OF | awkizis, threats; $100 bonds or GO days. Kate | Wye." Man i Anely situated, fronting the North | BLACK CASHMEME SHAWLS, yure wool, * ae = ‘The Centrart nion muiksion ius ded. QFtctes of | Who themselves had to pag taxes. Tewas merviy | Mr. Lawton as Lorenco Were of course god. Mr ee Willan, assaults €5 or 19 days, Henry Jones | Srverat German and Duteh places of rolleeus wens | Towels wot Gat cater eet needs Kanstease — Incorporation with tug directors: James | q collection of works of ure which people visiting | Lawton made an especially favorable impression | This morning in the Poilce Court, Patrick Ken- | threats: personal bonds, hip, a handsom F aeLoL igious wor- | Bridal ‘Quilts, wort S preacnited to each cus. X. Hiteheoek, Geory Jer, Nathanlel A. | washiagten had ae ity of seeing. For | With ils solo in the last act, which was twice | nedy, the keeper ofa grocery store and barroom at | ‘To-day, Minnie James, colored, and Wm. A. For- | SMP, a handsome charity s*hool, Barracks capa- | Siher who buys B10 wortiret Dry Goode. For the wk weoffer the followinue I ‘Wilttam C. Ty it D. Baliey. Mr. Hemphitl, in defend id the gal- | revealed to better advant pfore, 3 pets = 7 Joun Connors, Violating hack laws; 'T EEE RRR. ™ gS, on picasa Geka died ont > Dr. Prosper L: Senucking, win dled at his _rest- | tery"was Wot eatabiisheal fof the mene purpose of | he used it with & confidence that at ones arresten | Cuarged by OMicer Pearson with selling tquor to | (“eis days Wine Grins aad Hopert Mout @emmy Atco TSabs Go ga Rik UT EY RE w gs oan ca sone oon a dence In this city cassie, NaS Tee, OF | eodlenting pecans to be ooke/at- Dut tobe “ued | the attention of is hearers. Ate. Cats doip in| minors, Pinkney Talbert, colored, 17 years otage, | womeryisdnieny 1m te county: $3 0F7 days. | yg, Comey Atkins? Trouble Go Ry EE e FE i. f | |aeeurecam Ao ne ee twenty ¥ stodian of the di art, and used Sc : > often. | the ot 3 onda sing NOLAE | Bucheed gamrpsors violating hasiclaws ¢5- rrrespondent ae Ry F “S| trom whit we advr Pac hamiom peng ot = Ww Beer caead | preservation of works Pos ¢ tothe Ege ~ a Rostgedouount Gilles a bee SA a 8 nee aa cay Sint en, other small boys tes- Alexandria Affairs. beer and skittles,” judging from the army returns. a8 711 MARKET SPACE, near 7th street. BARGAINS ONL BARGAINS, chine company has beer. ted, showing eapi ess Grosvenor and. Boute the Dill othe somewhat scrained and fantastic humor of | tine is e previous witnes ; army eae = Stock, $200,000, Dall In, and existing debts inctad- | pencass keg chic thee eee oe eee ae Ce Peete ee eee oe ya ee mUmOr Of | Hed to assisting the previous, Ww That’ the Mauer | Reported for the Eve So Those who have the British anny under their con- | Grcvne YOUR BAR ‘The NEWMARKETS advertised at $4.50 thave all Ang deferred payments on real tate, $54,961. _ | distinguished union generals there. prvalllug grossness of tohe whieh chirae- | was given to the boy Decause he had been in the | , COUPON Cases-—Two courts are. tn session here | trol should really try and find out’ why itis that Sale, 434 7th st. EP AaaE ay, | Deen picked over. Ouly few test. ‘These will he mold sates Gaughtes of Mr. Jas, dindinston, i$ IyINg || There was a very general support of the bili | terizes that comedy, 1s one which involves a great | habit of getting 1b for a blacksmith in the neigh. | and the coupon question fs up in both. The srand | during the last twelve months upward of 5,000 | 019.2 Purchaser, | this week at @2.50. A splendid chwuce tor a servant to eritieally tlt, =a ee | Smong the older inembers in the House, and it | amount of patient labor. | That Messrs. Kob- | borhood, who gave testimony to that effect. ‘The | MY 0LL"S cont of the English syndicate, for the | Men should have run away. English soldiers do ees “| eet a big banain and a good cout. Lied foe iy core ore brag tin | Was passed by a vote of 136 ayes to 23 noes son and Crane have beecowon nts labor pony the | colored bay Was recalled, and he testifled that | sie 'or coupons. The Indictment charges him | ROt usually cut and run in the face of an enemy ‘ier acia and aeninn Geuze me waves ae FOREIGN EXECUTORS, Tier gnte detainee arabe te PehGn he had asked for Uduor for hiunselt the de- | Sth, Sting coupons without license, ‘The license | PUt during the pipiug times or peace a vast num: | AA x RE: Soe = — The bill with relation to foreign executors, as tt | Liane troduction of che Comedy Ad Cha ares | engunt had refused him. | ‘ne detena. | Deing $1,000 per annum Mr. Lucas, by direction of | ber appear to be desitous of getting out of their The Ladies’ and Misses JACKETS advertion? at é Orclock last night the erocery store of | passed the House, provide> that it shall be lawtul | seiting was very fneinGend,. Mr, CFano's sir John | autco take the Heceenty tele ae aecng; | the bondholders, reused to pay it, and Mr. W. Le pi Gee THE COOL WAVE. msg ier hr boc pena eect mene Mr. Smoot, near Linden station, Montgomery co., | ¢ son holding letters testamentary of | axain displays the remarkableronse of this actor's | be sure he Is right before he makes the sale, Royal, thelr attorney, will contest’ the validity of y As largely—principally, I may say—recrutted a oxt us high as teu dollars, ‘Tiis week you can buy Md, took fire, it 13 supposed. trom the stove, and | Seiaine ration granted. a any of the Ueited | talents. dtisa uotably good piece of work, “Mr. | “Mr Cahill, counsel for Kenmade suid Re chougnt | te lav. In ihe United Seates cours, Ghee coupon | Tp eto rer stan Or meen aad Stag Wo _ | them at two dollars, as nearly eutitels dectuveds, “ot SBA MEATS | Scates oF the territories, to brit sult and recover | Rob-on of course made all possible of the part of | this was a case where the detchuant’s personal | Casns are, bending and, fs Uneusht, That one of | Eh Ena. the beat pall Ry” Ine Buea, | geourmeelzare alive. You do not have to te toll Hach Sisider, charged with housebreaking. was | 2uY clalm in the District of Columbia, the same as ae thy ite: -varied cand ine | eee eae eer ee eee ne | Compoxariom COURS e city court, Judge | and aftermaking every allowance, the number ot | Motor the tack at Wott ree” Demay amdexcel- | The Mina’ COATS advertised ax second cholow Fe eed uo egabreaking, 8 | inthe letters had been granted in the District. We JAPANESE VILLAGE, with its varied and In-| doubt a technical violation of law. but there was | yrot4o will not meet again until to-morrow. ‘The | deserters is appallingly large, and induces one to | 1e8ce of the stock of Clothing at Oniy few left of these mn 12, 14 and 16, You can buy toany rele the Criainal Court Ou S1VIDE | rag grit. REGULATING INSURANCE IN THE DISTRICT, ters tng iu-trations of life inJapan, Will remain | evidently no intention of wrongdoing on the part | Seu" Cases wiltnot be tied this term, aad wilt | Unk there must be something, wrong tn the sys- them now at one dollar and fifty centa. verends Cu vt ides, as that no tnsurat as Paka ‘a - apart ‘be called again until next April. A’nol pros| tem. Were the army conscripted the myste: NI iN . eng ss Cone Uenurch upon the | of Jess than $100,000, actually in good faith pald | night with ho ittle'spinit nd with some excellent | this class, and as long as he was the prosecuting sare cake piace MeSt Hd OF tae tretats | worry and hurry which attend life in many of the | Ts known by everybody. and in onler to reduce an un- | Pek enxonnarta ge penton parorasl ed aness he pays his | UPin full, except in the case of mutual benent | Sinery snd clever mechanical devlces on di Anybody shown to have violated this lave ‘Ther | Side of the court Jas. K. Caton has qualified as | regiments, Martinet officers, overbearing subal- | usually largestock prices have been cut regardless of | °° 2. stn cha a attic Ihire or gues to jal,” ell tls zuorning | Ynursare to decide, whethee their socuciee i | sited variety Dll of fares offered at this House | smo telling how muen injury might be" done by | EXeewLOE OF Maud Tacey. ferns and frequent. stoppages of pay for trifting | cost or value. freee = 4 John Connors, who was changed with failing t0 | 5 BS ccuancnton ota basing =. | tals week by Willlains & Kernell’s company, There | selling the smallest amount of whisky to a boy. | _U- 8. Count.—The U.S. clrouit court met this meee vory few choice MISSES’ SUITS, wt hack hire. ‘The judge ordered hita to pay his | good. The companies doing business in the Dis- | So" .0veral decidediy novel ucts. > Tathiscase he thought the derendant had Docu | MOrMNE at 1 o'clock, and the grand jury was | TeAsOns, and another probably 1s the practice ot Tieeidinefmnintownergslnw pic waa al or go down for a week (rict are required to make annual statements of 815, we will now close on ss and sent out. urt. ‘The court has sub. | taking recruits at too early an before they | Good Heavy Overcoats reduced to $4. ty, and he would ask that a fine Oe | a eae wetrataein place of Alexander Know thelr own minds. Diring, thé last year or Heavy Storm Overcoats n reduced to $7.50. Hay, deceased, as plainti in the long-stan ant,and starvation have been her majesty’s inc! rercoats reduced to $6.50. 3 murt Imposed a fine of $20, which was paid. | Hay, 4 ope Peele teens Wikies dest reerlifting sergeants, They have driven | Finest Chinchilla Overcoats (the Montagnac) reduced | _ All our stock of LADIE at 87.50 only & of Ineorporatic fi thelr business to the Commissioners, and the | | Dite McskuM.—Mine. Neuville and her son Au- | pro Met aeaeation has peon dled BF | Commissioners may require statements of the | Sustin, already high in favor with the patrons of In r, Nathantel A. Robbins, Win, | business of a company or agent at any time, the | Us house, were welcomed back with great ter, | 1 and SUISSES' CLOAKS and \ =i : A ‘i . vor last night in the drama of “The Boy Tramp.” “ into the 7 whe to 820. SUITS have b a i ‘ Dubois, AL. Swartwout, W. ¢. Tyler and 'E. p, | Statements fo be under oath. No company can do ‘ a railroad. James R. Caton has been admitted as an | Many men into the army who repented their bar- | to 20. TS have been reduced, souwe at cost, some les, ao Base discon he Barge he ain alt: | MENU” the” Road toe a “aateatene ant | Oy tuawe parched aud iastfucive| """ "© Aamedaet Dietdges non B® stones ofthis cure “A otlon waa fled vo cop. | il. abadon a9 they Got thelr sozachs ry Well | hve Braver, Molton and Kerty Overcats reduce | ent ssl gant Ing gospel missions of an undenomtnaiional char- | Fespect fo a Sine . - nue the hearing for an arrest of ju in the I a acter to reach the non-church going portion of the | ue, of, ove ltundred dollars for "each ener taruupene be ee oe ean troupe, | Tathe ee ue Se Se Se Baln Dank case from Norfolk. A aumber, of lead- —— Surtouts reduced from $20 to $13, uranic Se ae colpanles are required to nave assets equal to | Which appear at the Congregational church to- = rego hee ape pe toy ly eh eg athe pean ges rc Pg cg age engi pmo ge epee (oe leet tah ee re offering three special lute—one Gray BLANe ir Labllities, mcluding a reinsurance reserve | Morrow evening, are sald to give a unique and at- | D¥ Mr. 8. A. Coe in yesteraay’s Stax, and approved NG 4 per cent of premiums re- | tractive entertainment, March 6th, 1886, revives the act approved Febru. | ™anand A. C. Harman secretary of the annual | dressed a letter to Senator Hoar and Representa- | A full line of Business and Dress Suits have been re- u tl jual to ft Oy 33 ability equal 0 er cent of, premiums re- | “Tiiigs AGxes HUNTINGTON Will be the vocalist. at meeting of the Independent Insurance company, | Uve Crisp regarding Tecent reports ctreulated con. | duced fully ‘53 per cent in prices. 0, which we willl At an election eid yesterday by the stockholders | ceived at one yea conta, ‘ a S Lanvbe ary 27, 1879, excepting in this one modification: | held yesterday. D. P. Smith was chosen president | cernii e Pacific rallroad funding bill now pend. | _ Fine Black Broadcloth Suitedouble-breasted, at 20, of the Washington Brick Machine company the | tionedtothe unexpired tte uponailother tire risks | the A ray venti, atiey | the act of 1870 fixes a site in the words, “at or | and A. C. Harmon secretary for the year. ingin Congress in which he emphatically denies | Worth $55. = following gentlemen were elected trustees of the | TUTE AIT have asscts cual vo lis Habilities im: | Huntington bas become a great favorite th Wash. | near the Three Sisters islands,” while the recent |__Noves.—Mr. Thomas Downey, a well-known citt- | the truth of ail ‘of corruption, or attempted | Full Dress Suits (Swallow-tail Coats) from #20 up. | One lot of German BLAN' company for the ensuing year: Anthony Pollok, : ane " ington, and her appearance is sure to excite much | act omits these and substituces “anywhere in the | Zen, died last night of paralysis at bis home in the | corraption, on behalf of the Central Pacific as well at 82.00; we will close Geo. H.B. White, Win. F. Mactiugiy, Chas. J. Bell, | (gual premiums charged upon al uuccoived katara | euchusiasm, for she is altogether one of the most | county of Alexandria.” ‘The Seoretary. of War | “Village,”—Mr. Rdwin Eutwisie was run over on asof the Union Pacific rallroad. Mr. Adams says: FOR Boys—4 To 18 dollars. Gbas, F. Mactonald, Chas F. Peck’ and Theodore | oF inarine risks. Every life insurance company, | charming aitists who have become Known here in | certainly has full warrant Under this statute to | King and Row sttorts yesterday about sunset by a ees a g ae 2 | years. Seats can be had at Metzerott’s. ‘The con- | construct the Virginia abutment. Tt 1s only a dl me od legis Wohington Lodge. No. 171, United Order of ienteon their Seaver, shalt Ihave ametee ‘equal cert 1s for the benefit of the Founding hospital. | matter of justice for me to say that this change | above the ankle. He 1s doing well this morning, | not actively opposed to it, the Union Pacttic has | We have still an immense assortment of Suiteand | Now we will speak about the best ALL WooL : r mel esi ls Mr. C. ea. the weitki Wi ted to Mr. Coe 34 8. Lacey | ——The county board of supervisors are in session | not spent in any illegitimate way a dollar to pro- | Overcoats, and if lo © | WHITE BLANKETS, © masnd tn <b ‘Josephine A. Seward: viee president, | table of mortallty, at 43 per cent interest. Be- | Washington next week something’ quite unique in | Viver. Br Caer eels rales [bende Se epee toed Eveae Will close out this lot 5, ouly for a few daya, secretary, Danlel fore iestings any risen Authority to any company | Sie Way. Of Aumeemenis, being the extensive les of Heal Esta: the tug E. D. Harley has been paid and Mr. E. 8, | was and ts to further thelr own ends in Wall street ae = treasurer, Win S. Burton: to transact business tn the District, the Comunis- | Aztec falr, which has been! recently seen in \ baciindiea bined soe Corsa wili proceed at once to repair the boat. Her | at the expense of the permanent interests both of Seven Pair ANTIQUE LACE CURTAIN =, HM, Behnett. and. Dr. albert E. John. | sioners or majority of them, shall satisty them. | York and Boston, ‘Tue fair wilt be held 1u the | yfr. Buchanan Beale has sold to J. H. Voorhees, | Cord Will proceed at once to repalt the Dont, Her | at the expense of the permanent interests both of AGMA ee Re Me acarter Gen. George C. | selves that such company bis complied with the | Pett Variety of Interesting Objects Wittens | 0b2¢and part 23, square 205, fronting nearly | staunton, succesds Mr. J. Hf, Wilson, resigned’ as | measures’ now pend fore Cony both in OAK HALL, oven oe ors and Samuel P. Keller. Jaw; and at any time thereafter they shall revoke | 2! cis Testing objects filustrauin; "7 af elt . the He d Set will ve ‘ * any | the history of the wonderiul Aztec people 30 feet on 14th street, between T and U streets, | agent of the Adams Express in this city. jouse and Senate, I will frankly say the man- Fair asveviaion Yesterday resulted in thevieeton | as fallen below such requirements, Foretgn cone | showin ‘the dally Nie ovcuvatons. arts and | for £22 40820, aoe agement af the Talon Pacine has no preference | 88 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. | Pair ALL LINEN ANTIQUETACE CURTAINS, Santinesine beanies wmccioee. = wopadpoi ihr aa pal oy a 3 o | handicrafts of the Mexicans of to-day. Harvey L. Page has sold to John 8. Blair, sub prem e oe Ailes (Onteee eno iets TE CORSETS Opt MeIR 88 200 SAAS OE-SO, we WEN choos at 03. Sey ELE Gueteanes BM Deke Boe Teens | baaiacie iu tan Dect abe nee a ee ‘f lois 7 ana § aud part 9, square 110, fronting’ 50.8 | Allee Oates, once a well-known opera doumfe | hostile in thelr provisions. Both exact of the 1H. Browning, Geo. RL Reppetti, Geo, M_ Oyster, Jr. | established agencies here, so as to come under t SeRvicrs OVER THE REMAINS OF MansHatt TH, | feet on 20th street and 90 feet on H street “north. | and burlesque songstress, died last evening at the | Company in favor of the government a rate of in- 4 PairSMADRAS CURTAINS, sold will John F. Olgistead, Win Dickson, Fred, Maguire | rewuation of the Commissdoners and besubject to | PARES The remalus of tie late Marshak Hacky | Westy fOr 86,3 residence of her father-tn-law, 724 North Twentt- | rcs" early half as large again as the govern- ERE ERE cloec out st 150. wa the? and T. ¢. Murray. ' Treasurer, P.H. Christman. | stimmonses to court, &c. A fine’ of $100 for every | the young special agent of the bureau of labor sta: | _ ZT Carpenter has transferred to J. W. Lane, | TS + Sanit RHE DAYS <0 HEDOINST: ss Fi ears Saint John's Mite association has elected the fol. | offense against this'act 1s provided. Ustics, who lost lus life In the disaster on the Bal- | SUb 1ot 28, square 371, fronting 20 feet “on MM. Ca aS PE UG toi ae ke Be eat sien arte oe ane —— aes owen mere timore and Ohio rallroad near Republic, Ohio, last | Chusetts avenue, between 9th and oth streets | menced in August last. Mrs Oates was first at-| THe SENATORIAL ConTEST: 1m Tuttxo1.—A tele- ase FE ¥ 6 Pair REAL MADRAS CURTAINS, sold at $4.50, BL Howe, view president: Andrew’ Glass, treasurer, ‘The bill te ste: = seq | Werk, have Deen Drought to thiselty by his triends, | Northwest, tor $7,500. tacked with rhewnatic gout; then a spinal affec- | Sram from Springfield, IIL, last night, says: With EEE EEE ‘we will close ont at #: ‘and Joseph M. Wilsou, Secretary. e bill to regulate steam engineering as passed | Funeral services Over them Will be held at the |. M- W. Walker las deeded to B. L. Walker, lot tion set in, and this was complicated with stom. | te return of the members of the legislature tits 8 ‘The Assockited Vetirans of the D. C, Volunteers | Tequires licenses for steam engineers, to be given quare 798 fronting 51 feet on 2d street, be-| ach troubles. she was born in Nashville, Tenn., | *{ermoon the senatorial contest, hus reached its 25 pieces of Cartain Scrims, new patterns, to be Jast night elected officers 4s follows: @ resident, W. | a{ter examination, provides that the appiicant tween A and B streets northeast, and part 8, | On september 22, 1849, and her family name was | M0St heated point and gives evidence of being a OVERCOATS AND SUITS, closed out at 8 cents. G- brew: Hest iow prevideat) 0. Duffy:'second | mst be twenty-one ears of and for the vow siutare 819 (So. 468 B street nbrtheadh, rot | Goeth "ier edacacien was begun 14 Her nates | Dratracted sree, ‘The’ uation is not inate. us tot of if Oil Clothe at & conta precident. R. J. Beall: taint vice presfident, 1. | ton of the license If’ the holler 13 found ‘intosi: | AN ATTRACTIVE Reapixe.—There was a large | a i town, and continued at Terra Haute, Ind. In 1865 g spore ys - against One lot of Stair Of Cloths st 10 cents. J. Nleholson; Peording secretary, Dr.J. H. Adain- ated while on duty. company assembled yesterday morning in response | (J G. Slater and wife have sold to Thomas E. | she married James A. Oates, “leading man” at | ‘efeld. The Grand Army tnfluence has not cen- REDUCED To #10, 2412. corresponding secretary, Theo. L. Lamb; teasi | “ye bill for the protection of property and ite | to Mrs. Carlisie’s Invitation to. hear’ Mr. Engene | Clzk and others, trustees of Grace M. E. church, | Woogutheater in Cincinnall, and. she made her | ered Upon any named candidate. There ts strong Ane ee Ter, George Brw u. : agalust fre, provides for te escapeyon all hotels | ANRtOn, the Kentucky elocutionistyin Ghe ned par. | S0UtH Part of Ot 4, satlare 868, at ‘ens corner of | Meo at wouis ln IAD Mer husband: dled of | Sle to-night Of Gov. Oglesby entering the race, ay Se eee Fear, and Mr. SW. Curriien secretary, ES Se A rpened ‘the ‘entertaument | , Ps T- Hasson has sold to John D, Langhorne sup | Hed Tracy W- Titus, from, whom, however, he | sgn) Se inquest into the recent ralirond diets: | ERE IT Fete Wg Bef foe eens yt stacey omer erg eto) gets Patan MSW i bale vee ames | Bott and he Duiding Inspege autora | wath Sngtng oid ies he procram dn | Lt etary autre 20H, Rg about | Wii guogns in St York anal ove che United | rai TiMn, Gio was continued yeceraay, being | Be HE $8 OE MMA BB | cere it come fom MONDAY Seen were: President, Mr. Wai Hi. Dail: viee pres | tere " ieapeno nol pete : SS ered bo ‘onneeticut avenue, hetween Land M | Sit aK oe knoe <r. | directed principally to identifying the y é - Give uKacall. Convince D. Walcott, Dr. ¢. Har! Merriam; secretaries, Mtr. | "The pruvistons of the Dill to lteense real estate | tions from Shakespeare. Miss | S014 Co Jullus KX, Sintth eval, for $5,500, sub lot | Ghermeompany, of which she was both. directress | Payne, Oblo; Frank Bowman, of Mechanicsviirg, oe R Rathbun, A. lucas; treasurer, Mr FH. | agents, as 1t passed, are as follows: ‘That so | I. Porter ‘rendered wost exquisitely, two. harp | 7; Sduare 513 21 by 51 fect, iat the southwest cor- | Ohya donua,, She was anexeeilent musician, | Pa, wid David Ober, of Oberlin, Pa., are added tO 3 counchl, Dr. ¥. H. Bean, Dr. Geo. Vasey, | much of clause 38 of Section 21 of the act et the | S Mr. Ashton has an clastic votce full of | NEF Of sth and N streets northwest. fitted seith a powerful but not. particularly sym | thelist of killed already given. ’ This accounts tor BBR RRR 00 883 BER A TOU MMMM gsRg Frof. 0. T. Mason, ‘Dr. H. G. Beyer, Prot. R. EC | jezisiative assembly of the District of Coltmbta | nd fervor, and his Shakespeare reading ceuuacat. thetic volce, and with more vivacity and energy | tWelve of the missing persona. It is belleved the Be RF 2 9 ‘ BR AA UU MuMa @ & Steorax euutied, “An act Imposing a ‘eense on trades | ihout a fie dramatie quality. “Some of Derg e covecmueent Arintze: Uitan deieacy and sublieness. “in ‘perwon Mm | bau found bevand the tender was that of 4 tramp. Ben mn 9S Sas, ee AA BE MMMM Sas, Ss pits fons pI led 01 10st Preset 3 ‘, 7 BILL. rf el s ct . L. Bentley, joomingtor $2 cad so Tas Curprrs’s CunssTuss Cuee of East Wash-| the District of Columbia approved Aaeeae ae | MeSH, King, Mrs B,J ie Me I Coiba? |The Commissioners have. feesvsd a copy of the | Cates.waHs Small, Inclined Lo stoutness, and 8 DTO- |S Cr te and perished, RR 09 Sats fe 44 tw UR NS u ‘Columbta red. rs, E. J. Ellis, Mrs. J. E. C: ell, Pp} wed brunette, ve thanks for contributions received on | wry, requiring Peal estate agente to Ie eos : i C_Nitnino, Mes a? | resolution adopted at a meeting of the West Wash. | 2OU™ spied ee SS oe MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT, Phe day of the dinner, as follows: To Prot. Soussa | nualiy, and in addition a monthly ‘tax of one ‘Kuki, Mrs. £. ington association, heretofore reported in. ‘THe Great Scare in Madrid. A Youse Bartimoxeay’s Sviciz.—John Jamison, CORNER 7TH AND E STREETS. QTH.ATHAND D sis. nusic from the ‘Marine band; to the pollee | fonrth per centum oh gross recepts. as anceweed ald, Lieut. Sram, favoring the passage Of the citizens school | 4x accrpeNT TO THE INPANTA Isaneuta cavges | #YOUng man, 28 years, Who has been with ae es: # decali ho attended to the safety Of the children | py an act amendatory thereor, approved June 20, | Bulloch, Mrs.Dr.. Walsh, Mrs, Lamont board bill, Including the provision directing the speeits his father in’ the grocery business in Baltimore, Sid the hall; f : i as requires real estate agents in sald Dis. | Son, Mr. and Mrs, Halliday, Mrs. Goodloe, Mrs. But. | Mode of appointing the superintendents of instruc- BOMORE)OF EIDRAPSING. died last night from an overdose or laudanum, oO. N: Y, P. Urlet to pay a tax Of one per centum on thelr com- | terworth, Miss Herbert, ‘Miss E. B. Johnston, Mrs | ton. ‘They say: “We tavor thts bill because it re- | For several hours on Saturday Madrid was ex- | Young Jamison was at first employed. as a clerk WUU4LETT & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED Prices | \7CB ANEW & EARS 1 ROCLAMATIONS missions In Meu of said monthly tax of one-fourth ry, Mrs, Nordhoff, Mrs. Richard ‘Townshend, | Stores the educational management of the public | cited over sensational reports that the Infanta | in his father’s store, and then given a minor post- on KING'S PALACE. Der centimn on gross receipts, and so much of sec- | Mrs. A. E. Stevenson, Mrs. Babbitt, Mrs. and Miss | Schools to a school board appointed from the sev- | rapella, sister of the late King Alfonso, had been | 00, which, It 13 suited, displeasial him. Vester. SEAL SKIN JACKETS. GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTERI Uon 15 of Said tet approved August 2, 1871, as | Tucker, Mrs, Green, Mesdames W. C. P.and Clifton | €fal school divistons of the District. This ts the | . Rags day afternoon he visited No. 167 King street, run | _ 383 905 Penna, ave. For €4 you can buy and elezaut Cloth Newmarket, * | requires sald realestate agents to give bond to | Breckinridge, Mrs, Walthall, Mrs. Nelil, Mrs, ste. | American plan of managing schools, under which | kidnapped or Killed. The Infanta had gone out 1n | py a woman named Molile Evans, to see a young worth gh. abe, Docks tis | said District, and all other laws and acts, or parts | phen Vall, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. B. MeMiiiiin, | 0Ur system, In common with others hroughout | a carriage to follow the royal huntsmen in the | girl named e mith whom ne was | Fire [xsvraxce. For $5 you can ly 4 Beaver Newmarket, worth 610. Eateon, Davin, fon thervot, inconsistent herewith, be, and the same | Mrs. Hatch, Mrs, Crawford, Mrs, Cochran, Mrs | the states, has growa up and become eMicient and | prado, She occupied her carriage alone, and was | acquainted. About 6:30 o'clock the girl found For 26 you can bay an Elegant Berlin Uoth Rew are hereby, repealed; and from and after the pas- | Chamberlain, Mrs. Wilkins, Mra. N. Paize, ton, Hamill, Otte sage Of ifs act real estate agents In the District | Morrison and Mrs, E. £. Siaith. a eC tor oe RO, Zand reason Why 1 | escorted by three aides, Tn a remote part of the | Jamison lying in a room in a semt-unconscious | CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO..of San Francisco. | market, wort $12 should now or hereafter be set ast oat pars the carriage broke down, throwing the | condition. She discovered a vial of laudanum, | S1-PAUL FIRE AND MARINE’ INSURANCE CO, | Uf $6900 Cau buy « Sik FurLived Chreular, No of Columbia shall pay a license fee of $50 T an- a a ‘THE REPAIKS ON HIGH STREET EXTENDED, a ch. 7 vt which inally contained about two ounces. It ANGLO-NEVADA ASSURANCE CORPORATION, For $2.75 you ean buy a nice Boucle Jacket, worth: have teaad in sald Distri The plans submitted by Messrs. Smithiacyer and | stating that at a meeting of the West Washington | her to remain at the ‘scene of the accident until | Used. Allefforts to resuscitate him were of no| COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO., of California, oo tae tee ck bee poth white Fao NEW POLICE REGULATIONS. j Belz, of this city.in competition for the tree Wbrary | citizens’ committee a resolution was passed re- | assistance could be procured, and for this a lackey | Vall. “He had said to Maggie Coogan that he was | HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION AND a2 E2828 on, bes Gas rt uekben getting iow andit isi iieappral wil | ‘The bill authorizing the District Commissioners | Dulliting at Allehens, opposite Pitisbuns, Pa, questing “that the Engineer Commissioner hasten | was despatched. Much timé was lost in all tnis, | folg to commit suicide, and wanted her to do INSURANCE CO. ‘For #1] you can buy a Plush Visite, worth #18, 300 be made usted coffers, 2 c were selected for execution from among a number | the repairs on Hi eet extended, especially the | In the meantime the huntsmen had gone a great wise. CLAUDIUs B. JEW For $15 fon cau buy e Seal Plas Visite, fur ted Major Moore = ether inner, | 2 make certain police regulations provides that | of eighteen. | Among the competing tects | hill beyond Tenleytown, which 1s’ now, and has | distance before they missed their royal mistress, sik VELL, Agent, mu = 2 z Tail for re, | the Commissioners of the District of Columbla be, | Were Geo. B- Port, of New York, the successors of | born for the past month, ih sin impassable cons | and when they discovered she was ue longs wih a ee . el Sia is and they are hereby, authorized and empowered | the late H. H. Richardson, of Boston, MeLaughitn, | dition, It 1s hoped that you will be ‘able to give m, they became greatly frightened, started a es Soret Flush Cost, worth to make, modify and enforce usual and reasonable | Cluctanath C. L Bidiltz, of New York, W. A. Pot- | this your attention,” general alarm and began a noisy search. The HEATLEY'S STEAM DYE WORKS. 3S om can tony e lovely Weal Fiuas Coot, 2 he has no room for future applicants. police lations in und tor said District as fot- | CF late OE hs na ey Soper BUILDING PERMITS longed absence of the Infanta from the castie W — seal fasteniien worth: & ——— lows: Hirst. For causing’ full tuspection to. be | Bicul, New York, A.B. Jennings New York. and | issueq by inspector kutwhcles 8, Choginn, re- ‘uneasiness there, and finally police and ‘THE RUSH IS OVER. Fo oF B25, ‘buy the finest Seal Plush Costa, All work Spished and teady” for delivery. Many | wavih 8400 r, OVE 1,000 CHILDREN’S ANP MISSES’ COATS TO. = BE SLAUGHTERED! DzaTe or Wu. PL late an eps died yesrrias at his re West. Str. Cranna was te York February s 1 ‘Washington in Dece RANSA,—Willlam P. Cranna, | Made, at any reasonable thes, of the places where | Givers The funds for the bullding are a sit of | pair prick store, 1920 Pennsylvania avenue north. | Woops Were sent out in search of her, ‘They heard Representatives, | the bisiness of pawnbroking, junk-dealing or sec fem hdf ern Gres Walid site having | Yrexty g100. Wheatley. Bros, extend. two sorte | the Feports which had been scattered by the tright- 2 C strevt north: | Ohd-hand clothing business tay be carried on. | PUoDY the Cha - Hegheny. ‘The structure will | south side Water street, between ‘Washington | ened huntsmen, and the whole country was sub- Cay ot New | Seca. tp feaulate the Soree of eghty tnilam | Dactey or 10000. voluines for the Ubrauy. “pus | eet and Rok creck #1,000, shila Varner, | Souter 10 me tae aerating the, pene aed ae Tie came to | able ‘substances Im the thickly populated Por 2 = 0 y repair brick Store, Southeast corner Tub uc ‘hsational stories. ‘The lackey Ht he came 0 | be eueetuness, fm, ihe, Calesly populated par: ul wiliseat 1,000 persons; there will bea | NP and i sent for assistance was slow, and 1t was 10 o'clock " 7 cer ender e all LO Seat 400 pel sor ind two halls for “1 yal ¢ 5 ears, Journal Une west. "He was ay nd by | Where licensed venders on the streets and public a flies ‘MISCELLANEOUS. at night, before the royal carriage was found and . is Gen. Clark, clerk of the: House of Reptocmarives, | places. salt stsmd, and them as often as ‘nibition of pictures and sculpture, “The | caries J. Lang, is N street _northwest, ten. | te truth heralded about. towne What added to ® meet okit $250 pout cau buy Children's Conta, ranging One of lis dsintanta. Mr. Crauna leaves a wife | The public interests require, aud to make all the | 711001 Mreinectire of the accepted design 8, Ho- | ders his resignation as resident inedical student to | the general consternation during the search for Kx New Y. H For 9 you cab buy clegant Children's Coate, folly and largy fully in Son Erauciwen, “His funeral | weeescry regulations goveruing thelr conduct | Mande, Whe granite work, belng leit rough, | the Washington asylum hospital. the {nfanta was the recollection of the recent con- oxs New Yore Hars. worth 81. 4 Wiii take piace toanorrow at 2 o'clock. mm the streets in relation to such business. Pane cece rved and seulptul Mr. Win. Kk. Hodges, 213 1 spiracy, attributed to stock gamblers, for stealing YOUMANS' NEW YORE HATS. | _ Al! Coats for Miasos, sold formerly at €16 and $18 = Fourth. To make needful regulations for the or lock tower will occupy the corner | requests that the royal babe, and leaving the throné without an ‘Will now be sold at $10 only. ; < the two prinetpal strects. ‘The design 1s Of a . We are the authorized agents for this city. ‘need cf Cloaks for Laden, Misees and Children ‘Tas Manviaxp DemocaTs.—The Marys -|¢ ‘lisposition of carriages or other vehicles | 04 MRDeAUS Chabeties ait we streets be paved with asphalt, heir. All in need of Cloaks tor sand € octatic Acuetarinn Lit tigat_adupted reaiininy | assembled on streets or pubile Places and to re- | Varied and pictures character aud well ex- | "Fw. Thompso, C. W. ‘Thorn, W. W. Dudley abit wcteceian FULL STOCK OF DRESS, DERBY AND OPERA) BET AUE’Sid vinsteet © 69% RINGS enue Mr. Thotna ‘quire elucles’ upon the most frquctited streets [stam Purposes of the interior ar- | of a1, éx; res the oplnton that a good and emctent ‘Ministerial Qualifications. HATS. OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE. Of the Goverument Printing Utice we a venties to pass along on the right side thereof. a system of fitration we of great. denetit to | From the Atlanta Constitution. fariy conirnustioa by tur Senate’ ‘The iallegagg | FllHi. To establish aud regulate the changes to bs | 53! iS ran trome this cin Pom were the only com. | the people, and recommend that the matter should | We were speaking of preachers having sine ae see enaremreees dete Wee Beck at tee tes Marrand gentlemen were, ciected honorary mem | mate DE Owners of Racks and hackney carriages peting LL as ecelve the earnest attention of the authorities. | voices, and one minister sald: “They tell a grand ABSOLUTELY PURE - 29 3237 Penna. ave. | Fear Baton und leading slinpen aisd colors, Bert Inrtoal Rerenue Colca hey we | oe a atsoever. Sixt cone Senator Vest cails attention t the insumcien a 4 = 3 30 cbosce Fe Wihon, eultor Macibuny usr’ chase chasees | ducting. droves of cattio upon tet sewets and | THE 004%, Muwontst Mexrixa.—The colored | gan of warss in the hovtieenier peek a eRe | story oD Brother 8—, He | This Powder never varies, A marvel of purity, | WV, Howaxn & Co. } Satire stock of sleemat Chiltred'¢ Mate: trimtred and i, seeke senator, Pri srs courity, and | #¥emues as they may deem newdrul to public safety | Pevonal reward tos Une tae oar ee | city. was detailed to do a little misslonury work among HITE, Ziow. tamed, "and 75e., We have ouly «few Hitisea'e rand’ statesattorurl, Poince George | std good onder, ‘Seventh. To regutate the keeping | [cin menortal meeting to-morrow evening ae Sie Mma bers Peper Rng inti gs yin rane mamma ne yc ee West 16th Street, eae ere Ge pa ranting at large of dos and fowls. Elshth. | the Lincoln Memorial Congregational church cor, | AAS0NIC, VETERAN AssoctaTioN.—A meeting of | appoliited. "One of the class leaders dr the darkey | he ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in coxnpetition ‘New York, Gots, Slice alk ene es ost on ‘To prouibit the deposit upon the streets or siue- | te Hincolu Memorial, Congregatlonal church, cor | the "Masonic. Veteran association of this Distiiet | euurch came to. hin and sald: Brother s- ° _— ana | ee dial ca SASS bee Pane or | ASCE tral OF any pany, thereat Grote ub- | Gusplces of the Pallomathuan Literary soeteiy, We, | Ns,Weld, last evening st the supreme council | Wels tind dey done sent you back to preach to ua | with Ube multitude of low tata, short weight alum or | BAF‘ announce thet they have opened their FLOWERS. flock last nigat the brick rese | stahee or arucles that ml rer the same, oF | 3 : sovicly, W- | rooms, No, 483 3d street. northwest, Gen. albert | Why so:” queried the minister. <n sek eed oad eget t Corner OF 4th nay | eatise injury to or linpede pedestrians Niuth: To Galvin Chase, president: and Silss Linde Mucoo, | Dice, president, in. te chair. Au laterating ond Kase, de phosphate powders. SoLD onzr rx Cams, Roan 815 pene We rereees 6 eee Barter, of Gaps otal froin the latrobe stove | Fegulate or prohibit loud noses with horns gongs | Hayt, will preside, aad ihe chides? Wit bones, | Mstructive address was delivered by tue pres. | you got dé mo'nfulles’ votce.'” (Over Hanson, Hiss & Co.’s), weak at 17,22, 25 und Sl cemseniy., Dow buy he besemeni.” Two aiaries were turned inand | OF other tustruments, or loud cries, stivets Or | Grea by Col Gea. W. Witiams the colored nis. | G°2G,Teports from comulitees followed, and atter on Srex Basore Townes 004206 Wil tree XE" SeeBh | Anaarenow yewere! toshowsery Mamet Amore | Gil yon tore roan oer cE fom woh ani police promptly responded, but | PUbUC places, and tO probit tle use of any tre- + colored his: | eiecting a lange number of new membors the fol. | THE Boston Sreeer Ratway Starke Serrixp.— |: k ment. Buy your Kid Gloves at KING'S PALACE Hf Fou wiah gs having in ‘Sioned ane the hou was . n torlan of the negro race. Key. Geo, W. Moore Will ct fered | esome delay Was cea | WFks or explosives within such portions of the | Vay chaplain? Te Aly. lowing officers were elected to serve for the ensu. | The Boston street rullway strike was ended IMPORTED Jomve our moury, French, . lo the ex District as they may think necessary to public e] +H am Of . ing year, viz: Brother Albert Pike, cl ht, At a conference between of the amportation sold at 825 Bow be of othe extent | District 48 they may think necemary to public | Unger the direction of Miiaine “Adella Sly Se e, re-elected | nig officers WHUU£TT & RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES | RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL DRESSES, Ei enn Hats of our own ow sSouly. Of about $1,000 and the 1 me nt; Brother W. W. Upton, reel first | company on. All are Luvited to Our New Year's Clearing Sale, oF on $1,000 aad Ue fara Vehicles on the pubuirekesers ane ammaements, Of | etors Standford, Cullom and others have ted | Vice president: Brother CW. Bohucte, rostsnan | lattec ave sald to have been concede ere ane SEAL SKIN BACQUES , WRAPS, BONKETS, Exc. ee LS preservation of order and. protection. of ie and | £2¥itations to be present, also the Grand Army of | secoad vice presidents BRctier Eek Bee ee | se iolence aeLCAGA ce eee 03. Penna ave. ee KING'S PALACE, Sensvrep wind Mauris's Exrtaxavion.—Mtr. | ‘tub. Eleventh. ‘To prescribe reasonable penalties tepubite and other organizations. clected treasurer; Brother Abner 'T- Longley, kec- | All the cars which were rin out were protected By | 7 wit, BELL THE, WHOLE STOCK OF Goops Fier polar acm Sess08. 43. ‘S14 Seventh Street nw, Eeteeeed hues ita ot Wasnt | ac meagan reno | MRP ER ue Pune ara re tne | aes ei nevarn eSaal | Sota pete act ames | Dytaetatost ores Sep aetmem, | nt wl re ‘Huw wes morried Decca “iitlantse Ge has ne | inuny court ta the District oF Coluabls bering | Robert, MeDaniels, a tuiddleaged colored man, | qromea ye eee seegraras, The annual ban- | 88 there were no greater o thizers with the | _Jalo-st Hub 25 West 16th jw York: 349: No Mozxe Gay Han ‘ Samed trom Charlottesville; Vay where he wert, | Jurladletion of minor offenses, and in the same | Peaded “not guilsS~ In the Poilee Court yesterday | thst. "Among those present wore Hom ties Beer ‘who were principally’ boys and fale tose! West kad Hotel, and Mowlnd Hotel Oot- 9 Ae Stated in ‘The ran, to investigate the pug: | Mabuer that suck minor offeuses are how by law | 12,4 chAnge OL assaulting his wife, who swore that | artiand Hox daa, Ee Millon Moe tions dese | Hers Om UNGTS Lealeetes BOLT eae pewens. | 7 UMBER HARD RAND BUILDING | fags, Long Branch, and ep yatta Ushed story that Martin hud another wife inat- | Prosecuted and punished, Tor pilin: Dicause he tier ee eae cote, warrant | Suage Crowell, of Minnesota; Fred. Webber and | his own time about leaving the tracks. and buy in lots fo nuit fortaaks Sia and SS eee a een ce Janta. “Mr. Betis was wuthsfied with Mr. Martin's | | Sc. 2, That the regulations herein provided tor | rgly, because he Uurew her faise teeth in the | Sonn ion of freight tra Taek Maat chee Senses saat 76 cso ' planation. | Marlin, it to said, wdmitted having | shall) when adopted, be printed in one oF more of | Because he ‘Khew she could not bay nes o. ——_-—_— ‘There was @ collision of t trains on the ‘above auction Prices, to ‘Win. SS me En eI lived with another Weinan, Dut denied that ‘i | the dally newspapers puolished in the. District of | Because, B img com not buy new ones | | Fowmnat op Ga. Twowss DuxoaN.—Funeral ser. iss B. H. Sumer & Sox, matt fee taal color thaws tp Bote trom ceonat: ermation received by Mr. | Columbia; and no penalty prescribed for the Viola- | the court to take Robert personal ORGS. “fake | Vices, Oer the remains of the late Gen. Thomas hs ted tg stop’ tive hair fromm Betws from Georgia was to the eiiect that the | “0a of said regulations shall be enforced until | his personal gate the ae thie Duncan, U. 8A. were held yesterday afternoon HATTERS AND FURRIERS, maga gro, ‘the scalp free of cinta made by a Womal there that she was Mar- | UMPty days after such publication, Hdd take afta give mie g7 tolbus a sete Gates | Atle iste residéhce, No, 1216 ath by the = Bus ES Fas set up Tor the purpose of annoying NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE. wit,” sald is wile. ‘The jud Anformed her that | bearers were Goma, Sleteet Ven Uk C.C, Augur, coral = re alike | ss sper soem tn ‘Mr. Outhwaite introduced a bill in the House | he had to do with: ‘him supply her | W. B. Rochester, H "3. Hunt, Def, fuckee we — im that it is te from ll Roumexis Ruroxren—Govano Perigo, of the | Yesterday to increase the clerteal force in the | With false G. Wright, Innis N. and'B. C. Cant, U.8. A. REDUCTION IN PRICES. Sa oe Sotaters ome, reports that. whale ou "hls pay | Treasury es departments as much as 18) | DuogpERLY at A Fine—Thomas Johnson, @ in ‘was made in Glenwood cemetery, inmate ents howe, S24 luau grabbed lis | necessary to adjust in two years the accounts of | middle-aged colored stood dock before gies Herm zz strats reprs vied Hatta | HOME pi ae Reset ad ae Se | Ata See a, um unread Sy Ota | aN TNT Grae acre A RU Ma, caren Thad Teed Sie Dom ‘Post Omiee’ bull ‘an overcoat, Worth sone | 62 one aid iro nt credit seu oy Wi ging irunk and disorderly at 4th of All Souls’ church. to-morrow evening. is sub- ‘Beal Plush Secques, sizes 32, 34, €20. Sent om receipt of price to any part of the Gharies F. shelton, 300 Ponnayivanta avenue south= | ° Mir. Compton Introduced a bill in the House yes. | head was badly bruised seal te eae PetsOnEE'S Peso sere peceauoation: in its relation to the 3) ec eee 3 on thaw ‘als’ barercoun wins aenee dae | pene ea atrotaced a Mall tn we es ‘i on his tuce ‘School System,” 13 one which 1s attracting “ = Uisters, $25, 040. + or ep amd Tobbed.ofNauors and cigars and | the poor in the Dist san se irom the west of January, wet he oir ed ‘chat Jongwon was orang | earetuuan curgugnout the Judge Macarthur kes ( Jepis base giatecn wor -spaciemeen! m fas dase and ‘when arrested, and was ven the matter ‘deal or and “4 bulto a te for the com- | ing the firemen While they were at Work longings ened ee septa tne oment of spctial police omeers, | When arrested, witness said file “devendant re: payee tre ssi Dever ‘wears out, always clean — ; a pelea: sisted. The deendant want Know of the i Sotor esis national guard drfil. such oilicers to be Coure what right the ofcer had to beat lise “ A = s more than §: per day each. ‘Fecetved no reply. He was fed $3, | sex chetteer Gr waa AEC ZEEEER devotes bat sate’ ‘ot , ah < . res