Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1887, Page 4

s ne “.. j ag _ 7* .) ere ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, sakvant 18, 1887—WITH SUPPLEMENT. LOCAL MENTION. BRICKLAYERS AND THE KNIGHTS, | OBNOXIOUS BUILDING REGULA-| THE SHIPPING CONVENTION. AN ARMY FOR THE KNIGHTS. - CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. i FOR Ss. ALE--MISCELLA NEOUS $< ‘TIONS. a Sea =a = - ' a == 4 ‘wus Weasien . | Secretary @*Dea’s Summary of Com- ein eating, Te-AAY ot Wiiberaie =~ || 2s Coed Miners 6f che Whole Country |”, na, whee te Mabping Memes GeoasTe ExatsTI0x, OR SALE STOCK oF AND eevee Ge ta cued a plaints Against the K. of L. Committecs Appointed to ‘Take the wauss op 7mm rataostwds 3 Organised im One Band. Or anticipates going to housekeeping. should miss WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 19TH, sheet as BATA, Bironice Seaseoe ae Enerey cas ‘The annwal report of the secretary ofthe Briek= | faeyy wauGhearess fae The convention ot the American Shipping and |“ SECRET MOVEMENT cuLarsariNa IN SUCCESS | TONE store ‘of FRANELE ECO, (uCcousTS to He AT 8 O'CLOCK. ine acute deck, iodier’ baa nes Indications for 4 Hywrs. Commencing gt pm. | avery and Masons’ International Union, adopted ing at | INdustrial Teague began its session to-day at Wilk RIGHTERN STATES AND TERRITORIES EMBRACED. Golaschmia), at 812 7th st. h. W., and wee the MC. orenasiey, assenicers. the, casriew 10) tone 2 - ps paki da at the session just closed in this clty, contained | The call for @ pubife meeting Jast evening at "3 hotel, There was a large attendance of | From the Philsdelphia Press, January 17. eS there, ESO ‘at once t THOS, pio District of columbia, Now Dag ett some emphatic einarks on the relations of trades | Willard Rall of al those interested in the putlaing prety although many had not yet’ arrived. | A gigantic scheme for the general reorganiza- Board ods ha hand-painted Cuspacores. 296 ; ib: 1409 New Youe Avexcx. seats Baer Baltimore st. Balunocre” North Carolina, rly winds, fair} unions and the Knights ot Labor. After review- | and improvement of the city to take some action Dandridge McRae, the president, called the meet- | tion of all thecoal miners and mine laborers of the | tne raosnan. FS, weather. sae fag tht seregtin tor shorter hours last spring, and | to che iste on@l-at the CooamaienionGte it Station | ("SO TEL Soa" Sayer was cited agplieeriDe: | United Gates unter one bannerts mow being ao. Rolling Plas Ser; Potato Masher oe; ASS Cane | 3: BOF Clase, Wand Exercises ana Peratel Bare. | £ ENCE ae ae tendo, PY 2 Sraxparp Lectrre Corrsk.—First lecture of the | remarking that whatever points of advantage | tothe occupancy of the screntn by. thoes ane Leonard. In the absence ot Commtssibner Webb, | complished by the Knights of Labor. It will be | Renae eas ret a Opie Samey ned hans, Pecalil el Base, Re SRE ONE MEDION: season on Wednesiay. Janiary 19,1887, at 8 p.m., | Were gained on the side of labor were gained by | in building, was not very largely respo! who was detained by sickness, an address of wel- | the most powerful and far-extending association | {HDDS worth $4 et gana ane 3 Club Swinging, Mr. W. Lovee OF SAE 0 rape sat eo DREING at the Sih street reuple. between H and { streets, | the trades unions, Mr. O'Dea proceeded: “While | Some of those present said if the attendance rep- GE a OO by Mr. E. John Ellis, of this | Of miners ever known in this country, and isex- | many other, ‘too numerous to méntion here. : na mang mye — ape atteowe hatte very wagon meee He those phars arena: Of New YOK: sud“ | om this theme of labor troubles I will now call | resented those interested in this matter, then it oes pleas dosed Wheeler, of Alabama, thea | Pécted eventually to absord and supersede tne | Remember are ‘not old, goods, as Our sale Standing Jum, Wi Rithout Weights pty we Leeman eee ae ‘Thre Philosopher's Stone. Your attention to that most important one of all, | was evident that the building Interests of the city | Ti, Sohon an which be polnted Out the ‘pro-| present @ipanteations among that: class of work. reek Cleaned rice ord) eee SALE — GENDINE ALAS! in iS Fine Pontaarrs. Keis Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave. | the ration of our union with the Knights of had reached a very low eb, “When ovners found im attaining the objects for which the | men, The scheme originated in the mind of wim, | Sc0¢s,~ 2 call at ur estapushmeat com] Sa centae seamectier and us aew stat (One $a Adress ALASKA ler othe, a, B15 . Ithas been and is the most important | that the cost of building was greateron account of | 8TeSS H. Bailey, now a member of the general executive | vince Fou, hope you favor US one. High Jump, Stan. Romuing. 2 _ te a ns oe beorraie podpalayacc e deal with, for the attitude | this order and workmen discovered that they lost | Convention had met. The secretary, Mr. Charles | H- Bailey, pow s m .d has been entertained by | Temata yours respectfully, FRANKLE & Co., succes-| _®. Horse, Sideand Lome. OR SALE OR TRADE POR ARAL FSTATR= paso smyrna lings fc sets wean teismiseaee ee kind would bring out an im- | S Hill, called the roll of delegates, as follows: sone a sors to R. Goldschmid, 813 7tn st. 1] 10. Second Clase, Horscntel Bar. Horee, bagey, harnesacatter robes, ee Cont G50; ; : Foor Gee | ofthe <rades unions against the K- of 1. has com: | time, *®call of this kind wont bring ou | | Alabama, Joseph Wheeler, John M. Martin, Chas, | him for twenty years past. Mr. Powderly and the = Sp aap ae inorse cap tpt in S50" mine years etplinks gentle orn beech ee ee nO eae cers body connected with | mense crowd. However, it Wee dechase fo priveet hele G- West, dK, ovin, M. Woods: | other members of the general board, have author. | Raum’s “Royall Glue” repairs china, &.6m | 1. Cisb Swinging. a Ate Auidress Box 143, Siar shar wate ‘ oe . | labor throu; the country, and is late with the meeting. Mr. D. J. Macarty called the | Arkansas, Dandridge McRae, L. Mans Logan H. | ized the ‘nt, plan, and every indication points — ra - , DOR SALE—STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES, TEAS tl al Lg ed edt TET tes That ont union should be drawa | WeeUNs to order, and Mr, Win, C. Morrison was | roots: Colorado, Peter. Compbell, Wank femon, | tee caiiine ste eee cee cecation points, Read this and Wonder. Limited Number of Tickets oa Sale. 25 Cente. 1t_ | OOF stu lavory. fixtures aud Jeate wcll entabiiied Guceessors to RB. Goldselim Yas" | oe cue wae “iispnts with other trades | lected chatinan and Mr. ‘Thomas J. King secre. | ILM. ‘Teller; California, Leland Stanford,“ Chas. | tories are ow embraced in the organization. ana The following goods worth 10 and 15¢. each, will | EW NATIONAL THEATER, | Busineda: located n.w."Price @1,300, Address GN —— = } into the whirtpoot of “uispa ir wewere wares | ate Chalrman called for expressions of | B. ‘Thrrill, A. R, Willams. C. N. Felton, John Bid- | tunure developments may extend iS scope still | yowee! to-morrow only, atS. W. Augenstein’s, 817, — | CER. Sterctoe ” eee FrssRLL's Tee Cream, Ch re OE be Se CE mn froma those present. andone of the audl- | Well itiehard WwW. onnectient, Jos, K. Haw- | further. 819 and 821 7th strect northwest. at 4c. cach? _ Os 5 FRE S42 SSE TARGE FINE Bay Mane, $1 = - s 6 retard Who said that he was a journermuatn bricl , John G. Heal D. Dewelly N.| All the aes Sections of this state, both of | Ege heaters, mixing spoons, quart cups. potato COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN. 17, i sound ie every. rape’ apd Seuvs Lassrenan, this = nr peacetal relattonswith | Yeh €Xpressed the opinion that if we were « ; Helaware, 1. 7, Ganse, Geo. W; Stones | anthracite and bituminous coal, have been ther- | mashes, serubbing Drusives, Tolling ping stove | Every Evening snd Satundey Matines, Fs M pguyte Leake bones week a loro? ies ‘u moqueties, | on prore peacrtal, relations with | people the District ¢ stouers world L. M. Merrit nbd, 'L. H, Sellars, W: | oughly though quietly canvassed within the last lish, 24 sheets note paper, tea canisters, pepper Ss Sagutior'es saat Body Brussris and t ours | gue neighbors. We were delighted at the surpris- | Fave a ner, Te ;. HL Jones; Georgla, FH. Yuchardson, | three months, except the Connellsville coke re- | yvow’ Geatuine bores Bo cloves eae Me eS omedies AR aR cs mg a reer F njast and a. N. snéed, Thos. C. Howard; Tut gion, and the men in that locality will be organ | gheit "paper. salt cellars. hammers, @ppers, ‘ = eee arg are, Se bene cee Dee eevee Wi aemtat Tm Se oy nee of havihis rMlers not direetty nots, H.W. Townshend, tH. Glenn, Wn P. Hal- | {zed during the coming week. ‘The bituminons | stain aPe aan imixes uatol Plates, colored nod Company, illustrating ber Market Spa oe | Soud-work Labor rose in i tly strengthened, | CoMMahle to the peopte, lday; Hermaun Roster, Gustavus Goward; Indi- | coal felds of Cumberland, Pocahontas and Elk | Wine glasses, Lancy ni ugs. Collet soap, Square col- test success, : Eve Grasses | Ute. The trades we civ mallu parent RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED, W, Voorhees. L. Dalton, EM! Libby, W. H. | Garden, in Maryland and West Virginia, have been | Sred ¢rult saucers, table mats, table Tork, Wooden THE DEACON’s DAUGHTER, | a Waskingeas Opteal Cuctniseysenriee Pranehes of tr Serum bows | Wee oe SORTER HELLS i Secleht bred Ruiter: Tova DB. | secretiy visited by special committers within the | Spoons, tae waiters comb cases. Colored ies | aya Oe cic assayed rs “a at Washington @pticai Co. 1th st, noar H {or national organization be parcels of the | _A set of resoliitions were offered ty We ¢.c.| Tuer, 4. Savlght, Bred RAattor, 20% on, | past ten days and the work of Organization. there | ;POBS, CAMS waiters. comb cases, colored, glass v ater, suibor Pence Kat, kc, ke, | fae oat aca a 500 Boor and fapestr els Ottomans at 50 | shat K- ae er iitte 41 | Martin and adopted. ‘The resolutions recited that | Jonna. cross, Isaac Sharp, Kentacky oo Per- | 1s said to be nearly completed. In two of the far | decorated dinner tea and chamber sets. 1 a a 3 = oa ceutseach at Juuts Lass! 57th st. H Fa eee eee Tomet ene | the recent order can have ut one effeci, namely, | kt S. Pettit; Loutsiana, C. B. Sanseem, N. | western territories no organization has yet been a NEW SONGS, SPARKLING MEDLEYS, On aaLae a ie hor the kof 1, | adding another ftem of cost to building. for which | F. Smit, RC. Wood, 1. J, —Wood: | perfected, but they” are included in the. great AN Havana Tobacco Cigars. BRILLIANT MUSIC and ° IMaeres Testers—Hempler’s, aoe tobe heavy. it | the owner wil reeive. no equivalent. ‘The wee of | Pierce, W. Miller owen, 4, W. | SPECIAL BARGAINS TN PIANOS. roject, and, It 1s understood, Will be attended to] Fresh and fine. Reduced prices, Cigar Depart HANDSOME COSTUMES. | “one z-octee ‘square Piauo, pian case, tor only @90. tL nv ve Fs ‘the near future, ment, N.T. Metzcer & Bro. C Too pohderons and mnwiehly tobe | the Streets for Chis purpose had been allowed jin a BI THURSDAY, Jen. 27, sla hoa ei CITY AND DISTRICT. eterioatcled | Since the romntattent oF U nd even when Oe thu Samal, | ‘TRE FIRST STRPS 1N THE WORK. 1 417 7th St. Dw, BR ony ot Piano: caryed loge; very hand sentene Se its sabordina enpted with balding tn serials the great width, ‘| ei iehot, See oe ae eo sms wh Wilbor’s cod Liver O11 and Phosphate HAVERLEY's MASTODON MINSTRELS. ja17 | eases Wdensed Locals. mee tetore they further recited that “in all Streets occupied. bi resent ant of Lime 5 a as e | 8200. "810 per month hh; worth $300, ‘RE zopeermen mer Bi en ference whe diced merece railways except Penmapinenie oe wey | territory Met int. Louis and effected a prelimi. | cures, | Coughs, Coli, “Astiina, Bronchitis and | /\ TBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE pg ed Ae tg rand rer nightly ropolitar: abor tre ; York avenues, ff will be Impossivle to conform to cholse alien | BAY association, The plan was perfected four | Srofulous Huinors. The a eS ae ONE WEEK, COMMENCING JANUARY 17. int ee Ber 6th and A sireets nortiv v fot disint ) the order, and in nimnerons other streets where nee Mea ene months later, when a general special convention one CTS Se a et ements ne ONLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY. | P,Heuth: © : the number of your nz the Inquirers. Tt, wanted al organlz- | the parking is toc to admit of mortar, rh Me urtevann Coat eemngcota, | was held forthe purpose at Indianapolis, from oe etre ery ‘Scioru: | Annual Engagement of THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS. Mise Clara hurts preniint of te fe Chose Seaton see ee ae i a ts athe a taal: RAM | Rebtember tooth procasaney ot Wank hve | cols atin, brocs wtoing Cm ar Tk BMMET sais TB wt association, W ts week to Texas, tO make & world.” bul itdid nut get it, Its ofticions under- | uniess In such smal quantities onder it ; M, Rice, P. H. Kelly oe cabeee lade public, Since then, as stated | 01 umors . tem Som BAL = coro wild Deronal investiction of the condition and words jo Ihe preeinets of our Tights hy the | dicicutt to bulla with Nici, alos | Cetin Monee. d: OXI Ie pai N: | above, the projerthhas ripened and been brought | Mis no superior, Iteaual.”Let/no one neglect the In the Revival of his Old. his First Fe eR OE Of the sufferers fron, te Texas drought. destroy, vt they in | not without avery considerabie:tnerease 111 Ost? fh, Cn ik Vanh Weeks dH: eet Redae, | £9 erection. ‘The ‘whole organization wilt be | Carly symptoms of ds ase, When an agent 18 at } FRITZ, OUR COUSIN: GERMAN. ab hueawseaciaamarareme teen bi” A. Eberly sends $10 to THE Stak oflice for the rus came. ‘Their | It is therefore. fed that the isshe of the | braska, Chas H. Van Weck, J. H. Millard; Nevada, | known as the National District Assembly, No. dt, | hand. which will cure all complaint: Cte cies, | onctuinsl bay boaes iad GanaChE renee anes oress: cm fut hog ‘ cance su ue john P. Jones, W. H. Havenor; New Hampshire, qu throat. Manufactured only by A. B. | iced BY I public te pomess rel Horses, 15 hands 3 inches hich, one pair of Black Night Lod * subordinate | oréer is an arbitrary exercise of power uncalled | John P. Jones, eye Witenes York’ | Of Miners and Mine Laborers of America, For Wilbon chenite Boss ‘Sold by all di ists, eog | Mterest than any drama Mr. Emmert has ever ap- 25 hamas 3 taches high, eety atylich: chee © James ite Peterson, colored, were in Of trad! individ- | tor by private or public interests, and that no Bi Tsey. S. W. Carey Sioloy gag, | Convenience in management and mutual interest | Wilbor, chemist, mn. Sold by all druggii peared in, Horses, 15 23 taches high, very styl wo the doc! ~£ ell to-day, chal acta | ually to renow fo thelr parent | chinges be made in the present building regula. A oe emiey, das. iis. broken w into chirteen sub-organizations “Invincible” Flour, Entire ve, Semmery Painted in Lgndon. Entire Xi | of the finest Saddio,and Harness Horses that are er g loud and botst 5 ier creat to such | tioas unless by enactment of Congress. “That a BME ET hs aie is. ve Costumes Purchased in Germany. ‘During the play Mr. eo ate meets. 4 . ~ Sp K cite tad een asea gene cei per iittala. S| gS rl Mote 8 efind | unger thet an a too hehe’ | ene Mane pat, Jet ered nea | cua wut aban ON | Hayate te uk Sah y. L Allsop last evening was thrown from hls | Sary to prevent such encroachment x. ( | adaptations before District comultiees of tue | Gane ER derek SM Aniatiogs & © Wines | tilok S Shipped to the stine market are grouped | load lots, and. for cule at who NTIRE NEW SONGS AND DANCES pa a eg buggy at ine corner of L street a | from ali trades were belnz constantly | Senate and Mouse of Representatives, Une District | Wm. H. Starburek, 8. M- Ammidoun, 8. V._ pba” | together in separate districts. ‘The twelfth and se LD peas ay Mistictos: Down By the Old. Greea Lane: Troe | fay Horse (Bills), 13 Ibatsdel inch luighcoen trots avenue and Was slightly Injured. The | dress was sought of the general executive boatd of | Comilssioners having refused to rescind this| W. D. Munson, ff. C, Calkins, 'Quintard; | thirteenth divisions have not been organized yct, N.T. Marzo & Bao. | | Dow.t Love Thies: The fagamu Ra's Lal secident was an obstruction fh the street Without | the K. of L., forbearance ceased to be a virtue, aud | order.” rootee Oe S. tSaadele S: y, Cues nor has the fourth, nten mu embrace the Goké 1 417 7th St. DW. Ei $55 : The Baby rt call your special attention to Rey, Horse (Fran light, into which he drove. | ‘sult Was the issuing of a circular dated April | Mr. John Rabbitt, a plasterer, asked if this order | 9 a A.M. Waddell, J. > | miners of State, e aggregate mem- — Anny, introducing his Famous Dram. ands hash: san pace a 230: % S George” Ingratiam, colored, was etore. the | 5° jean une ti sae ere aaa bei! | Mr, Joln Rabbitt, a plasterer, asked if this order | NO, Graham, W. Wheeler; Ohio, Jon A. GANG, | bership of the whole body "Is" now es-| ime spectacles, 6007 487 Pas ave. tar | _Next attracion—JoHN T. RAYMOND, 317 | euptiguan an decane 0" Police Conrt to-day, charged with engaging 1M 89 | Onicers of natlonaland ational trades untons | narrow and there was no parking where the ma- | W- V. Ebersole, L. C. Goodale, Edwin ey a, | Mimated at one hundred thousand men. ‘The See = ss suow THAT: = Tobe seen at JOHN SIMMONS Stable, No. 811 airay, destroying private property and assault | to pe peti in Pliladeiph terial could be placed. ‘There was not always a | D. Maxwell, M. ¢ urchill, J. A. Tou Churels; { (¥isions will all be subordinate to District assem- Physical Salvation. ry nw, Wehington, De jal 4. ing Isaiah Matthews. He was fined $15 or 45 Ding the various conferences held, | basement, and tt would be difficult to get the {| Gault; Oregon, Joseph N. Dolph, Chas. P. a bly 135. ‘They will be officered and governed after “BLESSED ART THOU ABOVE ALL OTHERS.” Prices—Night: 25c. to all arts of the house. ie Gils ALA, RROGUEE 7 dass. Mr. O'Dea states that of the eighty-seven Drick- | mortar on the rool, He would therefore Inquire | Penns} anne atts Ay Gteen, WF: | the manner of local assembiles of the Knights of] some of the expressions of gratitude for the tines: 20c. to all parts of the house, ALE. f dames Crusoe, charged with profanity and as- ! invers unions trom whom answers were received Where the material could be put? wank, Charles H. Cramp, Labor. sauiting Officer Barney, was Hned $10 by Judge | gti voted a: An most cases the divisions include’ many | physical Snell to-day No extra charge for reservnd se: Medicated Mutton ‘Tallow, combined local asseinbites. “No local assembly or division. neration wrought by Mrs. Lydia E. | | WEEK, Commencing MONDAY. Jan. 17-Every Af- | Hazel For Chapped Hands,’ Pace 1 Comedy | 10 ‘itch alnst consolidation with the Knights € chairman, pleasantiy—“It I knew, Mr. Rab- | dew Wheeles; Rhode Island, Jonathan Chace, F. L. Manton, F. - cham’ 2 ike the re- | ternoom and Night, the Greatest. Seusational ite. - - nie i Burrough; South Carolina, W. A. | iil be allowed to ¢ nxham’s Vegetable Compotind read Hke th 5 E Labor, und all but one voted agatust amulga- | ditt, I would be very glad to tell you. : = . i "5 ‘ed to cause any stoppage without the Satter ‘tous revival, It | Drama of the present day. P At the regitlar meeting of the Young Men's Chris- | Tlation. see ee ee i eons OOk a ey ead cuat ne thoughe | Gourtenny” W. W Dunc George Comteld, Joseph | sanction of the national district, executive board, | 2CINgS, of converts, after a mages regret at ONE OF Dir BRavEST, NT ee EF tian asseciu hei “last evening, forty-three s -- it The Same power’ that had. wh ed tito the Milis Dean, R. H. Earl, ‘Tr, G. Tupper; Ten- | William H. Batley, of the general executive board | ps sh, La, writes: “I tried one bottle of your | Interpreted b; an exegy tionally strong Company. | BEW members were elected i} ‘The Garfictd Hospital. | ears of the President, as was ihe Case In the police | nM. Keating. Samuel Donelson; Texas, | of the Knights of Labor, is master workman Of the Compound for Protapsus Uteri and Leucorrhora, 1 | UNDER THE GASLIGHT. a now only $1 i ELEC Po NSUING YEAR—THE | Scandal, that they r, 1 would re PW Ghiatie eens B: Makers Sd | whole organization, and Louls James, of New | Coupound anything in my lie that did me as | oe ot E._M1FCt_ | suse $579: aged W ee cee Sue Tem ee Cre kim | sult in Benenit to the Twas the first the in Gidaings; Vermont, E. . Kipley, | straitsville, O., 1s sceretary-treasurer. much good. Twas hardly able to walk about | ( {RAND Mf . AND LITERARY {or $3.50 heap at & ior ta opathic Hespital associa- eld Memorial hospltal wes held last evening, | AUHOATUES OF a Ste, HET humnad te tworeetdent | Arehihaid Anderson, Wiscoisin, Putictus sawyer | The purpose im view of the organization 1s not | tMIME without pain. Wien Toiing new rae ote aieen eerie ot | ebeworth ha “hich Hon met sesterday at the hespital building,eorner | Wipe Iystice Samuel ¥. Miller iu the chain, “Me, | NURtS, Of the Clty. lowing such an order to be | H.C. rot Fi aepe WP Melaren, Edward | an immediate demand for higher wages or shorter | SOO" that one hottle did me, I feel asf Teoutd alt ‘To,be miveh at WASHINGTON HALL x ae and N streets nor justice Wale | Woodbury Blair ember of the | made, toi, AR oteler® ATMons, G:C, Bean, Kate Maar. | NOUS DUE TO establish a mutual understanding | ahore all others, Yor then set one are eae | emt rw Tt Mr. ELS. Hutchinson the report | jeard of Incorpor: Fe ee et Mr. Rapbltt fo his’ feet, who sald | hy: Wakota, P. Donan, aU Wosdeeiy Hiseiieat | fOr Concerted action in other directions. In cane | besctamure etree eee Pa dior. BOWEN'S Stables, N.Y, of the Board of trst fait Spee a CL ne ee eee ence SuERUCY Er Thoinpson, John H. Magrier, | of demand, tis stated, uo move will he mad | pea me muGak. aaa mi | fase the hail: = ring th storing thelr lumber and lin \d no objection JL. Barbour, due, | which 1s not thought to be reasonable. If a de- : Potatoes ZERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER, ~ | OR Se Keo reket 1 Was made. " «A Macnab: Montana, J.B. Read; | mand is made in one division. it Will not neces { received in car-load lots, and for sale at wholesale | K* = , ee 20 cts. per wali Ricketts, Dr. dno, | Wa 2 é B Sican, Antonlo Josephs Cah, | sarily affect uny other, Gne ot the matn reasons | Tecelved in car-t S, a sal | The Event of the Amusement Season, — oa : Br A. Baker, MR. RING MARES A SUGGESTION. ngton ‘Territory, ©. 8, Voor- | for dividing the organization 18 understood to be | 20 TES Oh eres gages 1E_HALL'S fandel Claret #00 - Menry \. Willard, + W. A. Leonard, D. Mr. King, the secretary if the escape :. V. Fuller; Wyoming, 8. W. Donney, Homer | the avotdance of trouble in one region by the men 1 =t2 Sacive ae CE COMPANY, j i - K. MeCammon, E. Francis Riges, Benjani of water from the mortar by the str the transaction of other business of a rou. | MMPlOved In other adjacent regions as heretofore, SSeS Te NIK BLOODGOOD'S SPECIALTY COMPANY. | from $4.30 upward satin. : ‘i } objectionable ne though he transact other business of a rou = wie 21 9th s & xy. | 8h upmand, 5 Lovefes. Rescinaid Fendail and A, Wattor Hjectionable he thought tine character, Mr, Alexander R. Boteler, of West | TRIE STATE LEGISLATURES, eee Coma a Beak . st chit ©” he directors. subsequently mes anti ee nutsange whe Virginia, spoke of the prestize of American ship- | = a aa sss diver tre of hae Following ner tents Mrs rst bg and th ea ping, and un Interesting discussion followed, | | we Ballots Taken for Senator at gellent for the nelle of hoarseness oF “Soro Uh | Whoteeaie mien tit Viee-presiden enty A. Willard: seond | seemed to ly 9 On Wednesday evening a public meeting W 3 jood Lead. | They are exceedingly effective,—Ciristian Wortd, | m0 Per (eg RA een cprnne) (a Na nade eld, and Senators Bvarts, Call, Eustis, Donph, and | Albany, Miller haying a Good Lead. | Zondon any. = eo. en ee | B.S. No liquors auld by the & : retary. Dr. Geo, Lee; | 2. Walon Flemin Sh ee Be) Voorlees are expected to speak * | The republican legislative caucus at Albany = Sa THE CARNIVAL WEEK OF THE SEASON! ‘clephowe call 174 Jal0-sna 63 | dames Henry W. Bi an: ed her's | S| wal Norw. Liver OiL, the | p, Saper = — 3 1. Nurs. i. M. Bitting ary A. Willard, Joseph K. MeCammon | personally Interveied: 1 ontows: | THE COMMITTEES | Jast might took two ballots for United states Sen. | walkers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the | Every Afternocn and Night. om OSE. | FEQOND HAND sO alt a Ls a ee though th a a oe on reception,—Alabama, Hon; Chas. | 9% Without result and then adjourned until this | century, is SUI ahead of all competition, All who nGlBION, AND. RYAN ot st nw, agente foe yan Frode ay, M. rar ee on reception. —Alabama, Hon, Chas. | 9 : 5 a et ele Lit grea advan- cir Fanious Orie .. W. W. Johnston, MDa, od regntatl courts | M. shelley; Arkanens, Judge L. Manguin; Califor. | Gveniné. Only 91 of the 98 republicans in the | Reed the article will dnd Ie See see EDOON RTC | M.D., Lonis Mackall, Me . M. Tower, M.D.3 | wonld dectd 3 Colorado, Hon. Ward | assembly were present. An effort was made to | j286t01n JOHN C. BAKER & CO., Phila, and at And # GRAND OLIO COMPANY. ee ~ fp Wirt Viotarine THe Sexpay Taws.— | W. Hz Love: | Joss sanctioned by | plan, Bucks Dela- | adopt a resolution that a majority of those pres- | druggists.” a See Ones Bat Oe ity. at SCH MINS Bir Oaicers Benim and Noses hhonap Rotpn Wate, | HPurtom and Jon | Sa Hon Tie See eek Tign: | ent should be sufficient to nominate, but an cisclute jarvaeas asy ee EAT ENGLISH Dog ‘CinCUS: | gtore, 12th wt. two doors somth Pa, a mn 5 q : . Burnett, microscopist, | committee to present sia, Hon. J. K. Sneed; « Royal” mendseve Lansburgh’ : : - song of warrants IM. Schaeticn wie Sears | eritcaes or Conarece Hon. W. D, Bynum; | #Mendment requiring a clear majority of all en- eu necodserersaaing | Sixt f Siontertal Double Show. OR SALE-BIRDS_A FINE LOT OF IMPORTS iti Only 10 cents, Goseeit! _sarz-0e_ | et Cahuey inde toe bet SRY Loe tle steak. PTICON VIEWS OF JERUSA- | Alsc, Bird Fund and cases/at thelburd store, 11 <D THE HOLY LAND. stn'w. ST. HARTBEECHT oc? sin? ‘2 Serueged tthe mitted is annual Eoport of tne | APETINION 10 THE PRESIDEST. | not which, rar, together with reports of | Mir. Geonge Cook offered a resolution, in effect | Suatp: ach of Which £20 | the bestia Sy executive coomuntes | MT . suarps, Kent i Wiekllft Preston aga and deliered i 3 1b, “Warde prints Se. pet Ie tateral was forfeited." The parties. were J. | medical safle Ananee eomuaite ede tte, | that a petition to the President be prepared asking | 13%, Hon. E- John Ellis; Maine, Hon. ‘seth L. | giseock men generally voting in favor and the ag Sanday laws. them w Mee Court this morntug, in {yf Ausas Gov. Isaac | titled to vote—that is 48—was carried after a| Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning | _Think of. lif Preston; Louis- | vigorous debate by 52 against 49, the Morton and | and delivered in % Ib. “Ward” prints, 50c. per 1b. entucky, Col. Wicki LEM * 7 RANT eribed by Rev. Dr. John P. Newman, and also views E—LARGEST STOCK OF CHRISTMAS Milligan; Maryland, Mz, ‘thomas Wilson; Massa- 5c. per quart. Cream - —— og hg — ST SEE Jeseph Fitzgerild, Patrick Moore, Gales & BOL | M8 Fraucls Kigzs. chalrnan of the finance | that the Commisstoners be not allowed toentorce | chussity MAjUr A! W: heels: Micuiedme aon, | Supporters of Mr. Miller against. During the de. - fe gilts, of the Charestog earth corner Band | pighbeelt, including vecond hand Nae Bh poeeand dea, Selden s Robbins and Solar Brothers: | | coulalttee, reported that he had secured trom the | their new regulation, and the same be circulated | Frank B, Congery Minnesota, lions ede B Re: | bate Senator Raines alluded to itosees Conking, TOtn ste! sw. cc Hise Tyiocige oo Sse. Sale dee den, Selden & Kobbins and Solari Brotners, The creas oF he ea onal payment of $5,000 00} among variotis labor organizations and amony elti- | Millan; Mississippl, Hon. Henry L. Mu1drow: | the mention of whose name wes the signal tor | Bra Renvcriox 7 a EDNESDAY, EXERING, 19TH INGE, 4. | Siow cate WGRTS NOUNS TEL AT AROEE = the erection of the new building. | zens of the District tor signatures, ‘This resolution | Missourh, Gen. #. 7, Dent; Nebraska, Hon. James | tong continued applecse ‘and cheering. ‘The first 38 7:30 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents, _ 5. eee aed a UR EAIN, SE, SRDEEAS- RN eae Med Nester ia ne eke | pent iady Managers reported that they had com. | fyas adopted, and the following committee was | Laird; Nevada, Hon, Win, Woodburn; New Lamp: SUIDERSGULEEA Ai TES LAPSES IN THE PRICES OF DRY Goopa. "A ELEMAND-MUSIN CONCERT. } wing. Nore Ae Te Potty. ast etec don. cn aver esue | pleted arrangements for furnishing the new butld- | appointed to prepare the petition: Notley ander. | shire,’ Hon, Stiieon, Huteuthsy New derseye Hes, pallor pevulved- Miller 44; Morton, 35; Hiscock, eka Se er ee aed Bames He R Perry as executor, She appoints E- | ing, and that it was now ready for the reception of | son, George cook, T. Laugdon, P. N. Dwyer and | James Yuchanan; Now York, Col. Win. Hancock | 17. The second resulted—Miller, 44; orton, 38; | ,STRAKHAN CLOTS, pure wool,one yardand ahalf = orn, “dl4-Sun* ete ee cme Francis Riggs and H.-W. Garnett trustees to collect | patients. sagey etanencr. “One of the speakers reiermad to | Clark; North Carvlina, Capi. Iobert Graluain; | Hiseeck 11. A motion to, adjourn was then car: | ,ASTRARHA GuOrs ee OONGREGA’ CHURCH, a ek -SRDOGI —— Mears Ee Mccensy and Havtic We Werllen hes | iqgee directors, upon the recommendation of the | the originot these new regulations as having been | Olilo, Hon, Ben), Butterworths mn, Hon. Bin- Tetogle of 48 ayes to 43 noes. The Morton | “PURE WOUL GHUDDA SERGE, wide double width, ROUGHAM, Mary E. MeCeney and Hattie W. Werlich, her | lady Taanagers, endorsed by the medical staff, set | caused by the material lying in front of anew | gen iferman: Pennsylvania, Hoi H. Bingham; | 8nd Hiscock men with Assemblyman Bates, of Or- daughters, and directs the division of the re- | apart two wards inthe inain old building ror the | house nesr Leth ond Heatran mainder of the estate between her three sons. The | care of incurabies, and two in the east wing of | Bommnissiners hat te ¢ Willof the late H. H. Service. bequeathing his ¢S- | the new building for persons suffering from dis only 37, Brome. ty fret-class or- Which one of the | Rhode Island, Hon. H. J. Spooner; South Carolina, a may voted for Miller, voted in favor of ad- quoueseox DRESS GOODS, extra width, reduced. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19. Spoay'et BRU “peg i good oracr. “sdjourned subject to a | Wrights Texas Hou: Win, # craks Vieginie. cok, |, The democratic members ot the legislature met | “Esta Large Size WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, r- a LARGE STOCK OF FALL ‘WIN. some tilue. ‘Tue mecting djourned subject. to a 4 ratio members islature met | txt, Lan wile PAULINE L:ALLEMAND,therenowned Prim | Fe carves ues, seule, an (A oy Ge | eases of the chest and lungs. call of the committee on petition, Wiler Andersons Wisconsin, Hon. RD. Holton; | Weed, Of Clinton tay Tee ee goth M. | “CAMELS HAIR HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODG | Donns fopesno of the american Oyen Commenh: ae, ‘coupe rockaway# aud latest sty ea, eeo- = aa } ———_>—___ a West Virginia, Col. P. Pendleton; Arizona, Hon. | Weed, of Clinton, for United States Senator on | wigs double wth puts wel pence 75, _| sisted by Mr. OVIDE MUSIN, the distinguished Violin nde SouN My! PREPARING FOR 4 TEMPERANCE CONVOCATION. Amusements. ‘The Pottery Interests. Curtis C. Beant Dakota, Gen. Mtaxiell Wooanull; | TRE ESC ballot. 7 PIANO COVERS, handsorne emibyoldered, 83.75. Tirtaces, Mi, BEANE BAXLAE, “oer ate aud 482 Cat tw Boroy he peste vac COM: | SsaeeasTmeere sits Pcs Danger” | wnere or me covvavrre mvs cre, | Du i cola Cb croveGarnans tunus |y BAUR fr 8 United tates Senator to sucseat | MAG Cea ESSA OT APR | runs. Me FRANK BANTER te une Aras Forse FissTa Parveen ring for a great temperance couvocation. £0 "be. | g NATONAL THEATER “Th : q ate ae Judge James K. McCammon: Mont ill beg soln, Neb, to-day. | wid 12 yards = Yin Friday. Jauuary 2 with bible readings daily | Bleue tn ines quite datinet ween’ eneecn Me, Hes] | ‘The eleventh annual convention of the United Mooler New. Mexicn, Hom, anconoom Last night the situation at Lincoln, was decidediy | COLORED and BLACK SILK VELVET: y Mrs. Hamnah Woitail Smith, of Philadelphia, } as 2 ;: : States Potters assoctation began its session this | # | She has heretotore been known to the public. ‘The nani i medy-dranaa with a piot of almost pase | Morning in the parlors of Willard’s hote Like most of Mr. Gunter's plays | were about sixty fir iv} ¢ ae Tak ta co “CALIGRAPH OFFICES h, Hop. John J. Crain; ‘Washington, and of these the HREM Teco he ePGIALUS: | ORFD' SILKS, VELVETS GATING andl tne sGeH | Admission, ¢1. ‘Tickets with secured seats, @1.50, | _oc20-3m_W.w. PORTERS Moat het There Charies $. Voorhees: Wyoming, Hon. Jaines Mf | and of these the “straight” republicans claim that | Dress Goods. ‘Bargains in BLACK and COLO! = ies friec/ all purist tie eta ; | Sixty-two have signed the caucus call. The demo- i 8. Wesley chapel, Sth and F six. Frances E Willard at Metrop eatiren’s w ting, Jan | 7 2 rt = S. Tay! ats have thirty r ‘ARIPED SILK VELVETS, $1.25. For sale at Ellis & Co.'s on and after Jan. 3. a3-15t | “ Yong ta. | {22 Story itself is not spec try represented, ‘The convention Will continue int Parke ER Toe, GH: Flowon, | Wyekers clalin the votes of forterriene Double WHITE WOOL BLANRE aeRIRNER ee i ‘ Misswa. | WBE tre Ci ee | eae eee Sinithy Nit. A. Leageed Sit Tay- | leaving a disc of ten votes, Pea re RS reper ey THE DANCE OF THE NATIONS. | or freshuess, eles, HS. Know te ee iW controle i cour extra lar , fue quality, - et iy contrived 10 inten the president, a We lS suai Minbroce cratie votes which Would give Van Week a mn. | Poms rerth Siar us ufone lange se, anaoane ape ES ma eae bard pene é Fe CAD, Arse | TTY. The CeNoCratS Heer eet Gk a As | Bridal Quilts, worsh 1.50, preserited 10 excl cus, MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. ss Vise vixies introdneed sets and auallty or the potters Mr, A. Vanderbiit, treasurer; Mr. | J0Hty:, The democrats, however, IS, andl | tomer who buys 810 worth of Dry Goods. AN 2428 Ser, 7-50 pan. 1032 we whieh mer With great favor and ahd spoke Of the great Haportanee of his ret P MIBHANE! Thevears Romo antowan Wee * A ‘or the benefit of the peate The De aughter” Wil) rin j — J aeecatani sere are ome aiid van Wee EGE BRE Sams ATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL. as nei ocrats, and the republicans claim to be able to RoR» & Excamennse—| “20 . Ir. Albert Day, of Steubenvilie, Sales of Real Estate. command enough of these after the first ballot to RRR ‘BS Under the direction of the eminent creative artist, pion Veteran | qanee as Or Se hae a SHO TN PISO eo ee tee | John Cook has sold toW, H, Deckman sub 1of38, | elect thelr nominee, Erk ROH Ssg8 7 Se peep Cee Rea any | danced. played v responses showed the pre leading | 5 ood sronting 18) ‘Uairestaiekeee Col. Robertson, against whose claim to the : « | THE HOLLANDAISE (the dance of the Netherlands). followin delegates | aud tauked Ina soft and pictiresy members of the tr nae Me Oth crete for aca eet DeNBRED | Heutenant goveriorsiip of Indiana Judge i a NEA tor Fisher Dance) ~ farantel Te stile ee py | Het Wate delight of a lange saxdiene Sex 1 Hth and 10th streets, for $6,500, D. D. StontM#s | yesterday decided at Indianapolis, at once gave SPACE, near 7th street, FLOWE 3. S. Bowlby, M. B. Water. omg, Will prob: ont pans | sold to B. W. Perkins and E. N. Morrell, of Kiusgs, | hotice of an appeal to the state supreme court. | ‘W.S, Dunbar, F. Johnson, | (2t0us' ee ek Cont E hoi the part lot 3, In Taylor's sub of Pleasant Plats ‘for | This court adjourned on Saturday for ten day: ‘ “and. P. Fluor: Kan. | jl bALLeMaxp Mests Concer at Congres $123,500, _, Dut Chief Justice Elliott yesterday afternoon noti. | \_r 4 1D tas tional entre evening prot se e Addison M. Sn Ss Sold to J. H. Gray p Hed the judges Co assemble at Indianapolis to- Never Bevo: RE . SWEDISH. and ri ET nd it Will doubtless be a Very ras thy | Web stare de feet on The transcript th the: case is quite feugihy, and : scheme tek Hee ahaa | fas Ta th side, Tun, for gx w rei ny : 0 re] me coe . resent ces of the Nations. eph M. Reilit s. Alex. M, Johnson, Jeet, w whieh ts in Washington Helghts for $4,200, and of | ‘The Indiana senate yesterday began operations ful movements and postures, make realistic anden- | ee ae at ~ eich Goddard Lo lols of same place forg7,387.20. | 1n the business of unseating members. the subject WERE SUCH VALUES OFFERED. chanting pictures of national life. charles Dot ¥ ip | Spirit by Te i S sold to HE, Pelléw sub. | belng Senator McDonald (rep.), of Jackson and. Doors open at 7 o'clock: Kirmes, at 7:30. Prom Joba Morphy aL | TREES AS 5TH t Affairs. x47, on Riggs, between 14th | Lawrence, He was unseated bya strict part nude concert and dancing, uests participating, until 1 Dickusan, « ‘ont: 7 ae this saat et ANEOUYststonerst ting Butings etal. | vote, This action restores the Status or the gen = ck. Tickets 83, 2, #1.50, for sale ouly at Motze- Held, Joh You foser Yoelwic Tie, inti Gre oe er nae ce otiers to iting and H.R. Du- | ers! assembly on joint ballot to the former figures, | Brothers in hietie sports, 743 feet On | 76 democrats and 74 republi ei, between | ‘The New Jersey Senate Sault, the | Of a telephone In order to coin a, the lady JUz- | Yee headquarters und oth s. rott’s, 903 Pa. ave. n.w.,ou and after January 10. Re- terday postponed | 85.00 will buy a durable OVERCOAT, worth 810. | served seuts for each night withoutextra charge. 430-1 AN ENGLISHMAN LOOKING AFTE EXRITANCE.—M punicate with po AN Auertess Ts. | famous feinale dance Laportant posts "Hampshire av and T streets), for gisier O. wills, has | gler, and many others. I \ $ . Ha Gltck has sold | organization until Thursday afternoon, In the | Astrictly All-Wool MELTON OVERCOAT at 87. ROF. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, ST. bone + So Gtoson and Ran, tue | Really tm the prosecnion of thelr work, | Su0%of te acres in’ Metropolis View to James E. | assembly. Mr. Matthews (dem) offered a yoine | weit ey Piss, b's “Hall, sth aud i sts, u,v, Tuesday aud — c " ° Messrs, Gibson 3 5 ne Sena horizing the occupaney ot | Clark for $6,000. juesting New Jersey ret ant 2 8 ee eee follicking Irish comedians, kept a larze andience | streets by a rallway to convey earth to Mit in Babe | Care or resolution requesting New Jersey representatives riday” . Class reunion 8 toll p.m. Dancing music Tours 7 bi toore bas sold sub lots 117 to 120, sq. | in Washington to urge the passage or a law pro- | , $10.00 will buy an All-Wool BEAVER OVERCOAT, | furnished tor Bulls, Parties, Ac." residence 114 C st. | Thig ‘i = a “3 auto prevent aise me ae ie has been approved by the District Com- | 195, fronting each 20 by 50 teet_on P street, | viding for the election of United States Senators | in Blue and Brown, worth 816, nw. als-5 etaene ~—_ than cver ‘ Witch. ie where he oer tetas sayings aud farcical doings in “Muldvon’s Pic- | missioners. % season we have wade greater efforts cago or Mitehelivitle. where he dealt in raw hides, | pie.” cock Lak: petween loth and 16th stroets, for $4,800 to W. J | Dy popular Vote, It was referred. “The announce: | $12.00 will buy ¢ fue KERSEY OVERCOAT, worth RICYCLES AXD BICYCLES FOR RENT BY | before toplace before our patrons the langest and most i ra : J, Cox, of No. 1418 11th street northwest, has | johnston. J. E. Hibbs as trustee has purchased of | meht-of Speaker Baird's ittees was By hour, day th. Largest assortment of lawyer appeared In England with ooh eran | attraction for sightseers and entertaininent | they cut down telegraph poles fastent of tesest N ald Ist ‘Streets northeast, for $10,125. C. | divided between the republicans and demeoars, | - $15.00 will buy a fine All-Wool = CYCLE CO., 1406 8. ¥. ave. = Lob nic npn bach edna say | SeeRerS. i (iionial private on the soles cosebainted an ad- | Schmtdt has sold to F. stcinle, Sub lots 3% and 98, | Arter the announcement. had been ‘sents av: | TOUL OVERCOAT, worth 825. PANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BI S, EMBROIDERIES Up the heirs and got prot of them, promisioy oa | ‘The Indiam Defense Awociation. the Salvation ray Hailin West Walsbinaeete® | 84,40, each 17 wi00. GD. Hanson has sold tot. | emer (dean) OF Essex, saked leave to with. | SUITS t €5.00, $6. $7, 98, 810and up to #20. Pease tae tae soene ea E i of of thein, promising 4 5 he Salvation a 2 : ngton. fo .. G, D. Hanson has sold to T. | draw coinmit “ : 5 50, 05 5 ; Bh Peer taag bone Sent cote ne | | The annual meeting of the National Indian De-| BE. Walnwright and Caroline Matthews cali the | BOreast, for $6. 4 a, Lees, as he “did not desire to) oyg: SUITS, #4.50, 85, 86, $6.50, 87 and upto moe ever shown in the city, The department this senson J. Myers the south 19.2% feet of lot 1: 582, | hold ay intinent from a traitorous demo- attention of the Commissioners to the condition of | trontiug on 3d suivet, between D and E nortewest, | Cole age REO leclared him out of order. | ®13- Versalist church, corner 13h and 1, streets, ‘The | {B¢ Pavement ou N. H. avenue, between 21st and | tor $5, The present complexion of the New Jersey legis- | _BOYS' OVERCOATS at 83. er Bai estate, and says he is determined to ascertain, what there Is In the matter: that he has written writer supposes that the lawyer has gobbled the | fense association took place last might at the Uni- occupies an entire side of the Sth street floor. ), $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50, Ars MiHam K, Maxwell has sold to Wm. War- | lature is as follows: republicans 38; demoersig | Sand unto sic, Throughout the entire season our following oMlcers were elected: President, Rev. 4 : nee I 4 jo Chicago, hat has eee 2 - 2 ‘A LIQUOR LICENSE QUESTION. Ing ten lots in square 677, east of the Goverment | 37; labor 2; democratic bolters 3, “aad cos Miagett iunabie toaldining | ™? S™S%eT Mr. | Peron Sunderland: vice president, Rev. Alexander | prank we HigyOs, MCENSE QURSTION. Morris, | Printing oMice, for $7,000. < one | wedts, 2. The democratsarestiliiopetal of regain. | gS opvey Cn GH ED REN from S to 12 yearsold at PRICES MUST BE THE LOWEST. Pe | Kent; seeretary, Win, M. King: rer. Casper | calls attention to ihe unauthorized use of her ee +. | tng a Yeast one of the bolters and one labor man, | $250. Dover Suz Ho: oi 4 Parry Goop Paice roe Tere Dares. | BSUi¥er: exeetive comumittes, Gen. J. Wen | aime {0 the application of Wm. Knight fora liquor Alexandria Affairs. vo | mien would give tuem 39 votes. or within tyro, ot OVERCOATS at £2.50, ¢3, 93.50, ¢4 | SAIL H i erry sc Cott! Lous ete tras | XeF, Hou. A. J. Willard, J. Owen’ Dorsey, Bernard | licenst, ahd aso asks it tis permuted tor wdhics : ain "1 je number necessary a Un tates pete ane eee Hon, Joun ‘ii. Overly. Dr. .’\. Bland | offleers to visit-a house three of four times inorder | RePorted for Tax: Evestxe Stan, Senator. has ofttimes been the most gladsome eound that ever and J.W. Westtall. | Atier the business meeting a | to persuade the occupants to sign the petition, ‘THe TREASURY SUIT AGAINST ALEXANDRIA ~The | soneKeepy which Rev. Dr. $8 RETAIL LIQGOR LICE! committee in charge of the memorial to Congress | at No, amd be mies Brady wis . We are showing EMBROIDERIES from Se.to 85.00 A caticus of the democratic members of the | pays ond CHILDRES oe Oe LOUTHS: | fell upon the ears of suffering mortals. Massachusetts senate and house was held yester. BOYS and CHILDREN FROM $1.00 UP. aa a yard, and at every price between the two extremes. Ss Were made Uy De. | pave been issued by the cominic 3 Lo Michael king a cessation of the sult of the United States | day, at which Hon P. A. Collins was nominated as is y lery we offer for sale we | sg sal ore WeTleriey The Nem Vere ee eel aut, A craempration of Alexandria. ou account of | te’demoeratie candidate for the United States sak has ofttimes revived and reanimated the human heart | BC Ferd of Bubroitesy we ofter H nil Pleasant Porter, of si Pen isyivania avenue ; Hon-deityered canal sta pee e. whe hold- they sta ite Dit, Det Trnee MELA ee ne congresstonal committee to which Le matter may | y Was renominated for United THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL on she »: «i Was going ———e—_ Wests sate Senger ease be referred, It will be shown that the stock never | at . 1 SAIL HO! thereby having advantages which readily explaim Richard H. per D> and Sth stre mation, He will be elected pbs him, but he Her hus- | fficers Elected. een Brennan, northwest eoenee | had a moncy Value, and that for that reason ho de- ‘Tis VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER CENT ad «anu to ber assist on of the Mutial Fire Ins osth and orthweet; Henry Dismers ToL | Mandl for it Was ever made by the United states | “ce Assembly, No. 5, K. of I., which con. CLOTHING COMPANY, CLOTHING HOUSE that speaks to you now, with no OUR LOW PRICES, ppp mene Lace rday restited jn the re-ciectio re oy a 7 ocr ss a Gat ter ten or twelve years bad } tains over 10,000 inembers,” in West. Virginia, uncertain sound, bidding you “BE OF GOOD CHEER” them said ue hed no money: a8 follows: Jesse B, Wilson, Maithew ¢ tian tile stock tuner to he crateot ir | Moss Coal muuers uve prothulgated a rsviitlog We know that You have been buffeted hither and | To.start the season we offer “hy be did not say so before he mes W. Barker, E. Kurtz 1 gina, which took that method of making a contri. | CANE fromeasting thelr votes oranvone taunted | salS CORNER 7TH ANDGSTREETS. | thither in the clothing world, deceived by this dealer, peat Rows wy Started loge out, whe amined HL. Walker, Oliver Hines, Sa. | pution to repay Alexandria for a work of iavernal | in the least degree with monopoly. ‘The appeal 13 duped by that dealer and fleeced by the other dealer 6 SPECIAL Brady aud held te door. Br - suast.. between T Wa Luprovement whlch retrocession had bronght into | Jeveled at Senator Camden, aed ds dinate pace | until disgust has taken the place of confidence, and a , tant Gon inc eee ee H. Hensworg ne ‘The money value Of the stock is Still | hie ro Governor Wiison for tinted Staten seen almost in despair you exclaim, “Whither shall I go | 1 Lot fine Embroideries at 5c. yard, worth: 208; ba my jail eA uncertali, mest Of those Who hold it having | ‘phe first. joint ballot for ‘Senator Wil be ta nin that I may be dealt with lonestly and fairly and | 9 10+ wider Embroideries at ec. a yard, worth 12% jail and Brady Was fined | the Texas legislature on the 25th. The best caleu- VERCOA yuarely?” Se. county court, Whten wilh open here ee wind aneon forest ait ast Gen. Maxey, Ovv Surzs Axp Ov = ee SAIL HO! ram i county court, Whiel ne Mackie Monday, | 41; Gov, Ireland, 36; Judge Reagan, Bit z embroideries at 1? yard, worth Ie, will tv the Ease ot Dr, James Mackall, ot Alexa” Febrelh, 10s How! son Wee ae idan. ‘The Rood ship heaves in sight—is bearing down upon | 2 10t fine Em eh eet a Diva teed " ae rE te dria county, Who was last Week ttned by a Dench | 9: total, 136. The total vote of both houses te 13%, you with all sails set and gay pennunts flying. 1 Lovextra fine Embroideries at 15c.a yard, worth furran and Ida, 2: Mal Jor M.S Hi RC AGERGE, Wet eee on eet oe ot ue Pevtite Dose ea aes ‘but one senator 1s absent, seriously 111. ‘What ship is that? Behold! Words of fire in letters dames ©. Barker oxville, | Washingt de reer aati Maat the Mos Evans WOL | 4 West Vinorsta Favo.—A special from Point eee oe ae of gold, ee 1 Lot finest Embrolderies st 19¢.. worth 2 Md: Van S. Fo) gerald: Ane | = Tow Lette, NaS passing On the | pieasant, West Virgiula, says: ‘The dead body Overcosts, as they have BRO! Flouncings), at 250.0702 drew J. Hollius = Bon j The Courts. j Toad, and was chased by the doctor into. the | Er°Xutsoh Worden Was Tound rig se toe, ss wa Gas Guanalias moms 1 Lot EMBROIDERIES (| Jat 250.0) fh. E. Jordan: Hugh H. Clarke ued Willian guiry Covrr—Judge James, house, whence he reappeared with 2 gun, yybere | or “pushes. ‘Three years, ‘ago Borden ‘kill been reduced 20 per cent. You ‘ worth 38 t0.500, Both of Bright wos, 1, merville, | Yesterday, Bell agi. Bell: divorce with custod: Dr. jackal drew a pistol and took’the gan | Jonn Letcher duriig a quarrel, Letenere find in this lot a Suit or Over ‘Here you are safe; no deception is practiced, no mis- Saas Kuortevilie W. Vi au Wm. J. Sie j of nildren jranted to petition Smithson gt. | away trom the lad, lamps that waaid hot | $08 Abner, then 22 years old, told his mother and ord gauetes representations allowed. The price of every garment cannty, 5 Georg Stuitison; tne to take testimony: limited to |" Norgs.—-All the street gas would hot | SoneAD please ving tuarked in plain figures thereon, and those figures: hantocme antentisive Maris F. Grant, botlt of Abacustl eRCHOR.—The Germ twenty days. Joyce agt. Joyce; “reference to | arn because of ice in the pipes have: now besn Gorden. The face that heey eae Seopa premarin he Siutinte “eye opeatias” Tey have opened taeesesert | Weinviteyou to inspect our = fond saad Lucte M. Brown, both of perchor it volts mem! id | auditor ordered, thawed ee on veil-known | tn the woods where Borden wasound dead gives (of 20 percent. ‘the people to the stupendous frauds which have been | assortment of fine NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES ts a.: Benjamin \. Cook and Anni ends cone cmcvrr Covrt—Judge Hagner, restauran! We rece that ‘carrie ‘matter of prices. Our or Baltimore opened by the Miennercuor rendering “Av Yesterday. Aruold et al, ast. Harbin etal; triat| at Lunt drug. store.-— While Messra Cheshire | Olof t@ the beet he has catried out his ee ee eerie meas eee eke tn Genr | match ste; leo Mlounciags, AlLOvenn, ft, tis, @ ——o___ | and closea witia Hou. “osstan-” Vocal seiee- | resumed; jury respited. “Cook & Co. age Nlckod, | ahd Webb were practising yesterday with pistol — prices! What a revolution they have wrought Rossexigs Rerokrev.—Charles Harris, 46 0 | given by Messrs. Schleuter, | son; Judiinent on plea, near the Midland depot, one of the balls community. They have long since ceased to bea mat- | iowest prices ever shown. street, reports the larceny of a set of harness worth and Misses Day, Boesemberg i 5 the target, entered a window at the depot and : GEORGE SPRANSY, ter of competition. Other dealers bave yielded to us $10.—_ br. GH. Barker, 1116 H street. wortuwest, ‘clock dancing began. aaa ee Petia rs days, | Slghtly wounded Mr. Walter _H. Gohan-—The 5 = the palm of LOW PRICES almost without a struggle. i Missouri avenue, reports stvien a black silk dress nee Be ternehing: and patting Tae lace eee i Aes ae McDonald, who once led the Salvation ‘in oe ¥ ANS wale [Opporite U. 8. Post Office.) FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING A . terrae pte tances of the new ‘pension Duliding hae been | ‘hous dors Collateral forfelted. Robert Bail Ghartes Bataan, of Wadtncten naan ona |B 00 Fam tnany of our own manufacture, for Men, Youths, Boys and rw Mu. Axwor’s Parctixes.—The productions from j awarded to James L. Parsons, of this city, whose | eae Tock, Steorderiy gcghateral fortet L | has been withdrawn atthe Children, which we are selling at exactly TEN PER S4- “od Wngeteman incase] are pow ou exibition at | Was $240. Tue other Washington bidders | Bridget Myers, db.; do; Davis Ma walt, indecent | here. —-Sixteen Alexandria ladles have angaabed Exzcrmo CENT. ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFAC- Walter B. Williams & Co.'s art auction rooms | were G. W. Van Serie eecen oan FCO, | aa Wan Amon, lace ar ge mault; $6 OF 15 | Stent of Rechabites, A KIINN ¥ GGG. ‘TURE. conter Pease ania aveniue aid 10th street, “The | Frank Baldiein and W. Ii. Germann & ae Wine Alte, Tarren: 9S Or AS ANT —— AEST Rg°G LUSTRE anu eB Eo 9 ee Sewshasreached | northwest: $3.0r7 days.” John Downey. disonteriy Affairs in Norfolk, Va, Baa BHR RES,g9 STARCH. ‘WE ARE HERE. been seen in any of Mr armors collection ie | here of the death on soca tay night, at Provi- | conduct ou G Street southwest; $5 Or 15 days. | coLD WEATHER AND HARD TIMES—POLITICAL DIS aa“ WORN Jo11-t,the2m COME ABOARD. resi ota hr nS eanenme | Sem et, Put hee alte |S Wig ae Wk cure. eat Fixes @icceana Wane, How & Co. and handie so many subjects in such a clever | Priest Sf the Cathouc church, who 2 nuaver of Ea) Se 7 y, Sunday bar; | Correspondence of Tux EVENING STAR. Be SHOP'S VICTOR £. ADLER'S, SITE, LOWARD Wanner. Those thierested should visit the gallery | years ee presides vitlate - NORFOLK, Va., January 17th, 1887. wow REE re CLOTHING HOUSE ‘West 16th Street, SSSR es as en | eon erenctyeneraeerercaeae. S| peentls in wrod Waokaceees © | wenataed aay eee Ee Pers QUUCTE Bee fect | git tagunte rae acite pt Steeatees| Te re cure ems ee ee eee et oe ee 7 a a HoxestY Annesren.—Jack Honesty, colored, | threein succession, something rather unusnal- for EB 9,3 Www B DEL E B= Besuittaly Singoth Boftapd Clee fa 927 AND 029 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, New York, nrivalie’ private collection of | | NO CRARGE FrLep AGatst Hiw.—Late Saturday | was arrested last ulght by Officer Hail on thé | this climate, and ‘we have just past thfough a 00 W W DDD EKER BY | Toilet. Price an Foceals af santa Sxpeedicl COR, MASS, AVE. WASHINGTON BRAXOM, have been on bition et 3730 | Mgnt omicer Galway arrested a young man named | charge of breaking into the Warehouse ot the long cold spell of ice, sleet and snow, which ts now Brug Stores and by the proprietor Open Saturdays until 11 o'clock p. m. ws ante hail, seh ; Jona H. Moore Tee qe eseaulting Mr. Cas | fnland and Seaboard Coasting company during last | jo1%;, ith mied and ‘ ee 7 ; 815 15th Street Northwest row Morning 1H. Clay, x jutue Treasury department, | month, and stealing from there a sewing inachine ing us with mud and slush tn plenty, © Had 1t ABSOLUTELY PURE 1. C. BISHOP, Druggist, Ps guradwercts | ands Jet $10 collateral for uls appearance tn the | Which was recovered. i pte | cmeagen for the benevolent organtzations arid! the jal1-3m, 730.0th st, cor. Hvt. nw. {Over Hanson, Sties & C2"), Ube eharacter. of each i! ‘ourt yesterd morning. he defendant ; ANNIVERSARY — CELEBRATION.—An enjoyable | charitably inclined affluent, there must have been ‘This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity, 7. fpr fe ot ] appeared. Dut as there Was uo change Med against | musteal and literarr entertatument Was elven last | great. wullerine: tae eet ‘scarce A 5 8 ‘Will offeron MONDAY, JANUARY 17. and a ‘im, lis collateral was returned, gs: night at Oud, Fellows halt Why Alnerieaa Guard Sound Noro dna Portsmouth. Tharp is bia | strength and wholesomences. More economical tuan| Mina Ml. J. Hoxr, Sonurrz week (previous to departure for Europe) ar = | Council No. 1.0. U. A. M., ng the fourth | small force employed in t yard, "The U. ‘old in competit 1309 = Magnificent Btock . EX Gov. SHRrHEKD'S SILVER MiNes.—Frederick | Gnniversars of Tis. onganbiatlon, “Andnewancwrens | Sin ‘Trenton is in te dry dock ‘ue Soph Cher | the ordinary Kinds, and. cannot be sold in eee 2 he pritaa SULWADEER Sagam, nf COSTUMES, Bunn. of Mienican, { ited States cone at Due unde by Oflcers of the counell after whieh Fe fs betng, Pushed to a rapid completion, ‘The. &. |*with the multitude of low tests, short weight, alum or | OFFERS GREAT BARGAINS IN PATTERN BON- cro syprnenitmes “og J ro, Mexica, 1s r sal ex. | fresbment: p serv d . nisat the , ‘NETS AND BONNETS, Spwoert ‘thts “its tas ‘at Batoptia | CAPT MANKET- SAE of tive. sow ei ves de on her, excepia few boat tog ate phosphate powders, Soup oxty mm Casa. Roran| ~~ HATS. Rs rat ana Tie | - r gory mihi some Wonderful silver mines, One | Rest, D.C. 2s reported by Tavcaner Bros. ee tng made for her, 5 leading orilenes | Met weighing 4000 pounds had been taken froin | Lowe: AAO cue. Up TIS sok, Bae ne fo 35 Weather sevties shd@iitt gored Tone Bane Powsxn Co. 106 Wall treet, N.Y. cot’ | FRENCH FELT BONNETS AND HATS.AT COST. | 1. 1,10 pottln by dealers generally and tn casks Just received from the Fits Sale. | the shepherd Mean save that Shepherd | good, 4 to 45. ; mediim, 33, 16 4; common, 2, 16 | The people het Are not very Well-savl KID GLOVES AT ACTUAL COST TO CLOSE. 3e6_| and bottles by the agent, LONDON AND PARIS, vet mat cma ee he ing |e Mts ence eng oe | nage eae ve hte ne et i Aiko wate wi ta idat ‘ some st oan the a 10 4363 yearlings, 33 19 61; ¢% nc | a ration; in tact, t 1 thab rf ‘SHOES.—1 ‘ performance and great 4 great sight to sce Shepheed's codehes, | $07%, 5 COWS ‘bd CAINS RUBIO EO RIG Weeds | nautatetrati eplected, aud this com are mn a Maen Mexrih close, out our entire Lasxers Loax' Ornice. SAMUEL ©. PALMER JelStw HALF COST OF IMPORTAPIOR ."— nepublican © fhawled by inageneent mutes, yally equipped, | Maract slow, 3 : ing-its effect politically. It 1s ‘believed SC TAAL AND WINTER are =. ‘No, 361 Pennsylvania svenue northwest. eognenaene: = called toads. gn | Armed tem afe ou the cniches ad act as ee | GANG here car eT peraans ary Deng iat ta emt dlsee wound anee TU ay yout call ahd ace a8 we el sire, Depots: } BSP SET Wie adfanae ". is ealis iv. An eh are on The coaches, and act as cut re for wast! ie Water,——Mr. C, in our. cont 7 bemtaed Jrtaniean, ors te R, | to the supply of bullion on its Way to its shipping | F Stlams atter an fliness of a month 13 again able | that the voters thought tencna eee ‘ae BOSTON SHOE, 7 : aft [destiagtion, {0 resume his oMicial duules, and badly treated by the party now in power. ‘fal2-lw ‘913 7th at. bw. ‘AND SILI oct, | Telephone, 490 and 456. ws | ns