Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1887, Page 8

a atl ti! LOC AL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasminaton, D. C., Jan, 29, 1887. Indications for 24 Hours, Commencing at 3 p.m. To-day. For Dtstrict of Columbta, New Jersey, eastern Sylvania, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, tly colder westerly winds and rain. —— CONTENTATION SALE 01 r room of Walter B. Williams & Co. aad Pennsytv ‘corner of 10th nia avenwe, consisting of Men and hoy Sules, in great variety to select from, lance assortment of Overcoats, Pants, Vests, etc.” Pri- Yate sales during the day’ at auction prices’ Geveree Beazian PEBBLES, &c. Washington Optical Company, 14th street, near H street, north- west, Puorocnarns. New Photo. Art Co.,905 Pa, ave. Ir Wi Pay Yoo to examine our bargain coun- ter. Nohumbug, but a genuine mark down in prices. Mins W™. H. Rien, 717 Market Space. Koo LEA FACTORY, Lith street, near H, formerly 409 11th street. Cant at Ovce if you wish to secure a bargain in Tr cloth, boucie cloth, of 14 to inch). uaied to a lady years 6 9 ost Us’ from $8 Ww $17 each, and to close These them out Lave marked them down to $ each, ik H. Tavion, ‘9k Pennsylvania avenue, Ying Porrrarms. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa ave. Swexey !—Chris Xander has sin Sherry Wines of the de, Clorosa and Topaz, sy at Chris Xander's, SHERRY! SHERKY! Smported direct from S Dest quality, viz. Yo be Rad w York p Xo. 909 7th st. b. We REISINGER'S f Laptes Wr. Do Writ by attending the auction 1347 Pennsyivapia avenue, Friday, January stb, at 11 ovelock a.m. and will continue every day At same hour until all the goods are sold. Fasmionasie Snow Houss—Mrs. W. H. Rich, 717 Market Space. ‘Uae ANNUAT. M) als Key.ai commer S of the WINTER “OP! Ss Monda’ pecasion Si twa” at the Pal- PUSSELL'S Ice C7 For Rexz, handsomely furnished rooms, 92015th st.n.w., Buckinguam Place, half a block from Chamnberiin’s, id tmitato Save your eyes; sjconsult Hempler. Ansaven’s.—itaymond in Ligue INFANTRY AnMoK MaKe’ Dune MUsECY.—“Hoop of Gold.” ‘Exnnan's—The Marineiit Troupe. Manassas Paxonaa.—Day and evening. Condensed Locals. ‘The committee representing the public teachers bas requested the chairman, Mr. N.P. Gaye, to prepare a statement in relation to the deduction juade trom the teachers’ p: r, OU a of the insufficiency of the appropriation. Mr. Gage was authorized to call a general meeting of teachers, The | tal and two for guiity—one o All who want to see and heara man-who escaped the terrible massacre of the Sepoy rebellion tn | N. Walker Discharged From ‘Custody, AGREEMENT OP THE JURY IN THE WALEERIOLLER ‘OMICIDE CASE—SCENES IX COURT THIS MORNING. ‘The jury in the case of George N. Walker, in- dicted for the murder of John C. Miller on Decem- Der Sth last, after listening to testimony and argu- ment for two weeks, retired with the case at 3:10 O'clock yesterday afternoon. The court in charg- ing the jury, after defining the grades of homicide, remarked that while 1t was the duty of a man to defend his own life, yet 1t would not doto take life unless there was actual danger. He furtl charged that they Were to consider all the cireum- stances, and if they find that the Milling took place in an affray and was the result of a sudden quarrel, the Verdict sould be manslaughter. ‘A large crowd waited about the court room till 9 oclock last evening, but no Signs of an agree ment appearing they retired. ‘THE SCENE IN COURT THIS MORNING. AtQorclock this morning the marshal’s office was informed that the jury had agreed, and word was at once sent to Judge MacArthur. In the meantime the prisoner was brought up from jail. By 10 o'clock the court room was well filled, for the news of the agreement had rapidly spread. ‘The defendant, accompanied by his brother and sister, and his counsel—Messrs. Cook, Cabtll, Du- vail aud Beall—quietly awaited the convening of ‘the court. THE VERDICT. It was 11 o'clock when the court convened, and the jury were brought in at 11:10 o'clock. Judge Macarthur preceded their coming by cautioning the audience to show no manifestation of feeling whatever the verdict might be. In reply to the question by the clerk, Mr. W. E. “Have you agreed upon the verdict?” n of the jury, Mr. Dement, answered, “is the prisoner guilty or not guilty?” ir. Dement—“Not guilty.” ‘There Was suppressed applause, but all noisy demonstrations Were checked. ‘The prisoner was and. Was congratulated by his trends, ft the court room yesterday afternoon, and at once took a ballot, resuiting ten for acquit murder” and one of “manslaughter.” Subsequently the one voting first for manslaughter voted with the majority, and the one for “murder” changed to “manslaugh- ter.” After sleeping on it the Jury conferred again this morning, and the first ballot was a unit for acquittal, . os A Senator’s Son and His Pistol. ‘THE WEAPON DISCHARGED IN A BARROOM. Asson of a western Senator, in an uptown res- taurant last evening, while intoxicated, took a pistol out of his pocket, and, as the result of care- less handling, it went off accidentally. Fortu- nately the pistol was so directed that the ball Wuried Itself In the cetling, and no harm wasdone. bartender and several who happened to be ere had watched the young man with a good lof uneasiness, and had asked him to put the stol away, but he refused to doit. After 1t was fired, however, the pistol was taken from him, and the Servants éscorted him home and put him to Ded. ge Amusements, ALBAUGH’S OPERA Hovse.—The advance sale of seatS for the representations by the National ‘Opera company next week assures a financially ngagementas the “takings”have been among the largest ever known in this eity. ‘There ves “hot seem to be on the part of the public destre to witness any oue performance more par- culariy than the others, as tne demand for India and parrates hisexperiences and thet, re-| HUA ston pretty ovehlydisteibued: among Dr Wm. Butler Monday afternoon at the Kirst | (Re seven representations. ‘The repertory is an committee to wait on Major Moore recommend to the commissioners an amendment Wo the District appropriatioa vill, giving the sta- | ‘Won keepers an inerease of pay. | ‘The cornell Alumni association at a meeting | made Yesterday afternoon decided to give a banguet within the next four weeks. It 1s expected that ex-President Andrew D. Whiteswill-be present at the banquet. At a meeting of the Virginia democratic associ- ation last evening addresses were made by sentatives McAdoo, Crain and Gibson, A commit. | ‘eeswas appointed to inguire into the appolatuens | of Mr. Abrahams, credited to Vinginla, as deputy controller of the Treasury. An entertainment in ‘aid-of woman’s work in Ascension pariah Was given last night in the par- Jors of Norwood Institute. Mrs. Walton, Miss komt and Miss Walbridze, Miss Carrie V. Kidwell, Mrs. ‘Hasper, W. A. Money and K. B. Hay took part. "A pasty Wanis to buy mules, tc. See advertise. ment. D, McFarian sends.$10to Tux Srax office for the wt lodzing house, . Bishop Paret will administer the rites of coniirmation at Grace P_F. church, South Wasl- ington, to-morrow after the morning service. ihe Contract for furnishing the Corcoran Cadet corps’ new unfforms has-been awarded to Messrs. Geo. F. Timms & Co,, and the cap contract to Messrs. B. H. Stinemetzé Son. ‘The boys are drill ing hard for the National drili, and expect to re- ‘ceive their new rifles in afew days. “Muman ves are of more ‘cousequence than ? lives,” said Judie Snell to-day, as he iuposed STineotsioon Williin Lamson fo ‘keeping a dan- Fepazdeg: The dog bit a sinall boy, and the father swore out a Warrantagainst Law- som. An appeal was taken. ‘A course of Sunday evening Jectures of interest ‘to Hebrews is announced to take place at the church of the Epiphany, commencing .0-morrow Judge Snell to-day sentenced James Smith, col- ored, to give bonds In the sum of $100 to keep the peace towards Wm. Bell, or-go to fuil for two anonths, Anthony Simms was before the Police Court to- aay, c with stealing a turkey from thestore ot W. 1. Tune & Bro., on 7th strect southwest, and cthe judge gave him 60 days in jail. pa eneegg ary ‘The Temperance Convocation. ‘@-BECERTION TO OSS WULLARD—THE MEETINGS TO- DAY AND TO-MORKOW. ‘Theeeception to Miss Willani, the president of the National Woman's Christian ‘Temperance ‘Vnton at the Metropolitan church last evening Was largely atiended, The address of welcome ‘was made by Dr. Newman, and Miss Willard made \ appropriate response. A pleasant incident ‘vas Une pregemfation on behalf of the young ites to the guest of the evening by Miss Fanny S.ymesof a floral ship, with flying colors, emblem- of thetemperance cause, under full sail. An opportunity was given foreach one to meet Miss Welard personally, and the introductions were made by Col, C. W. Johnson. Later in the even. ing addresses were made by Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. croly-@ennte. wrs. J. K. Barney, Mrs. H. W. Smith, Mr. W. ‘Demorest. Meetings under the auspices of the ladies will be held this. afternoon and evening at_ Wesley chapel und algoon Sunday morning at the same piace. ‘OnSunday afternoon a meeting will be held In the nal church, while in the evening ‘will beconducted at the 19th street Baj si church and at the Dumbarton street churc! West W: ym. On Monday afternoon there wall be @ meeting at Wesiey chapel and in the eve at the Congregational church. On Tues. day, which will be the last day of the convoca- ‘Uon, anafternoon meeting Will be held at Wesiey chapel and an evening meeting at Foundry enure! A number of the ladies interested In the work carried on by the National union are in the city and will aid in carrying on these meetings Miss ‘Willard, who is well-known here, will take an | active part. Mrs. J. K. Barney, the national Superintendent of prison and jail Work, Mrs. H. W. Smith, the national superintendent of evangelistic ‘work, Miss Anoa Gordon, the national superinten- ent of We Work, Mra Fanny J. Barnes, the Bational superintend:nt of ‘woman's work? and RFs. Wallace, the natioual superta Franchise department, will be th speakers, ve been Kulng on for some time by Veteran Corps “Uid Guard” to hoid at Ward ball, for two weeks, commencing February Ast, 1887, a hovel entertainment, to be Known as @ carnival and mart. The object of the V Yo raise tuads 00 replenish their w equipments, as well as to create a nur furnishing of Ww armory preparatory to Rational drill and encampment next May. Willard Dail will be transformed into a bower of light and Deauty. Many colored liguts, interspersed by il lend enchantment to the gay scene. nil quaintly decorated stalls, presided over Dy fair ladies dressed in the picturesque dress of The Rotuan peasants, will offer for sale such wares a have already been and are stil being received | trom merehants and the fends of the corps. The Proposed entertainment will not be a fair, but & jace for selling articles. “No solte Of vous will be permitted on the floor. The hol €rs of the season Uckets may, at the conclusion the carnival, hear something’ to their advantag Eseb evening, after the ciose of business, tho ‘who desire will have an opportunity to participate 4m the dance or carnival, Novelties will be offered each evening, and the stage of the hall will be ‘Uansformed into a cafe, Where refreshments will de served by fair hands Donations to fill the stalls with wares are being received in encouraging Quantities, from business people. ‘Hose INTERESTED In elocution,—and who ts not, directly or indirectly?—are referred to the card of Mrs. Mack in another column. Her experience ‘amply qualifies her for a teacher, and the reputa- on She enjoys is shown by the number and character of the testimonials voluntarily given her by those fainillar wit Ler work. eeereg recy PROPOSED CHANGES r8 THROUGH TKAINS Via PENNSTLV ANIA KCAILKOAD.—A new schedule of trains 0a the Pennsylvania railroad will go into effect to- §norrow at 11:00 p.m. ‘The New York and Chicago Limited Express will leave Washington at 9:50 i. du. dally, Baltimore 10:45 am., Pain, aud arrive at Pittsburg at pn. ‘The Fast Line for the west will leave Washington 9:50 a.m. 340 pum., and ago Express Taltimore 10:45 a arrive at Pi ti. 1255 am, tebang BLS sine Te and arrive at last night appointeda | the nd ask him to | ‘will run through to c! £o;,im adaition to the erm Express. ‘The ‘Will leave Washington : 10:45 am., arriv- New York same as now. now reached by ew York Limited 9:40 a.10. week-day; ing Philadelphia A is the TURE Of fashionable ary ractive one, and will engage the Dest efforts of arious artists of the org.inization during the ‘Three of the Works announced were given here ‘by the company last ¥ Flying Dutchman,” “Orph “The Marri : 9 deep an finpresston that it fs still remem- bered with delight by all who witnessed it and its repetition will doubtless attract to Albaugh’s ‘one of the Largest audiences of the coming week. “The Huguenots,” with Which the week will open, ‘will doubtless prove one of the most satisfactory representations of the engagement, as the cast in- cludes most of the leading artists,” Miss Pauline L’Allemand appearing as the Queen, Bertha Pler- son as Valentine, Jesse Bartlett Davis as Ui bain, Ludwig as St, Bris, Stoddard as Nevers, Candidus as Raoul and Whitney as Marcel. ATIONAL THEATER. ney & Co.,” one of Au- gustin Daly's numerous and generally very suc cessful adaptations from the German, will be the ay ab this house next week. It will’ be enacted ‘Mr. Arthur Reharts company, the personnel of which fs nearly the same as of the company which appeared under his direction in this city last sea- son. “Nancy & Co." fs ove of the best of the many amusing farce comedies Mr. Daly has brought out at his New York house, and as played by his stock company was warily commended by the erities and lreld public favor for an extended term. Among the better known members of Mr. Rehan’s company are Harry Hotto, Frank Carlyle, Owen Westford, Miss Carre Turner, Miss Ethel Bran- don and Sirs. Clara Fisher Maeder. ‘Tae Azrec Fark at the Light try armory at once became a popular place of resort when 1t3 attractions became known, and the attendance Goring the week has steadily Increased. “Lane numbers of school children have visited the fair daily, and to them ithas proved ally delight fut and instructive. ‘The fair will remain open during next week, giving three receptions daily. ‘TRE SecoND BATTLE oF BuLL Ruw loses none of its realism and beauty as it grows older, as the comments of all visitors to the panorama Dullding, on 15th street, abundantly testify. Harris’ Buou THEATER—Mr. HarryZacey, an actor of merit, will appear at this house next week in “The Planter’s Wile,” a play Which has won ex- fended popularity. Hé will be supported by Miss ; # pleasing and effective actress, y 3 “Ragged Jack” of novelty people will amuse the patrons of Kernan’s next week. Among those who ‘will appear are the Wesley Brothers, Pete Mecioud, the kyans, Walters and Gray, dialect comedians? c. W. Wiliams, the ventriloquist, and several others, Dime Musgvm.—The Hollywood juvenile opera troupe, Which has just returned from Europe, will appear at the Museum next week in “Cinderella,” Wilch wil be put on the stage in very pretty sty’ —_- Scare at the Interior Department. A SLIGHT FIKE IN THE ROOM OF THE ASSISTANT SEC- RETARY. Considerable excitement was caused In the Inte- rior department building this morning about fit teen minutes before nine o'clock by the discovery of a fire in the room of the Assistant Secretary. It appears that some waste paper had been stuffed into a stove-pipe hole, and when theroom wastres- coed the painters pasted a sheet of paper over the place and painted over {t. ‘This morning the paper stuffed in the hole caught fire from the furnace heat, and the flames bursting out into the root alartned the employes. Word was sent to No. 3 euxine company, but the fire was extinguished be= fore the arrival Of the flremen, without damage, Soe gee ‘THe UNDERWRITERS Ea THEIR ANNUAL DINNER. ‘The annual dinner of the Underwriters As- sociation was held last evening at Worm- ley’. In addition to the members, the follow- invited guests were present: Gen. Anderson Britton, president and secretary, re- + of the Baltimore Association of under- writers, and L. D, Partridge, of the Mutual De} ment Association of Underwriters of Philadelphia, Mr. Noble D. Larner, the president of the assoc tion, presided, and made an address. Speeche wer also made by Mr. Partridge, Gen, Anderson, br. Win. P. Young, Mr. Samuel Crossand Mr, Slnon, ‘Wot. IN Arp or DesrtrvTs Vererans.—The musical and Uterary entertainment given last night at Grand Ariuy hall, corner of 7th and L streets, under the direction “of the executive committee of the Woman's Potomac Relief Corps, No. 2, composed of Mrs. Gen, McMillan, president, and Mesdames E. A. V. Anderson, M. A. Houghton, A. 'T. Odell, M- J. Rush, F.C, Monus, M. M. Page, S. Jochum! M_ Crandell and Miss H. B. Matthews, was a Suc in every particular, ‘The object of the en- entertainment was to raise funds for the support ‘of destitute members of the Grand Army of the Republic, and also for the widows and orphans, for whose support $17,000 have already been expended by the Washington posts. CoL A. J.. Whittier made the ovenlng address, explaining the objects of che Woman's Kellef Corps. Miss Ada Ober, Mrs. Mina Gree Miss Gertie Jochum, Mrs. E. V."True, Col, €. C. Letter, Elphonzo Younss, jr, Master Burnham, Mes. W. B. Mosesand Miss Nelile Mases parucipaied in the entertainment. ‘The siaging of Col. Leiter excited much applause, ‘Tue Crry MaRKeTs.—The oficial Price Current of the Washington Produce Exchange says: The flour market moves with steadiness at the old Fates. ‘The supply of corn and oats is steady and ample to meet the wants of the trade. The market ts barely steady. The supply of butter 13 large, demand light and market weak. The ecg market has assumed more steadiness on good de mand frou local trade and orders, ‘The poultry market 1s firm and steady, choice turkeys and chickens command ready ‘sale. ‘The supply of quail and rabbits 1s short; grouse in better supply. ‘The green fruit market ‘Is steady for good and sound frult. The potato market 18 stronger in view of the cold weather. Onions in lgnt supply, market frm, —— AN Assignwext.—John F. Dungan and Jas. Dun- gan, trading as James Dunyan, agent, at No, 813 Fin'streeet, dealing im Turaitare’and houschola feeds, have made am assignment to Richard B. jarlow, for the benefit of the creditors, of all thetr Jands, tenements and stock. Preferences are given to the assignee of $200, A. Behrend $550, Maggie Lilly $100, and Joseph n $100. AN ANNIVERSARY CELEUKATION.—The _thirty- eighth anniversary of Eagle Tent No. 2, 1.. 0. R., Was ceiebrated last evening at Odd Fellows’ hail, Navy Yard—Mr. Richard chairman of the committee of arrangements, enter- tainment was opened with prayer by rewer. Miss Issey Cases at the. high Sentence Imposed. ‘SUSAN CLARK SENT TO THE-PENITENTIARY FOR THREE YEAKS AND MARY RLLEN JACKSON TWO YEARS. In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur, to-day, in the case of the colored woman, Susan Clark, convicted of manslaughter in killing George Mc- Quade in Ridge street alley, on October 15th last, the motion for a new trial was withdrawn. Mr. Shillington, for the prisoner, made an the court. ‘The defendant asked the mercy of the court. Judge Macarthur sald view of the circumstances of light sent Ls Ellen J: convicted of the grand larceny of Jewelry, was by Mr. Clagett and over- Tuled, and exceptions were noted. The court 1m- A MEMORIAL PRESENTED 10 THE PRESIDENT. A number of prominent colored men called upon the President yesterday afternoon and presented a memorial from colored ministers in the District expressing thanks for the appointment of Re- corder Matthews and the stand taken by the Pres- ident in the matter. ‘This appointment they say ‘they consider “far-reaching in its results, national ju character, not. circumscribed by politics and a Just recognition of our right to o represent ‘ation at the national capital.” They praise the efficient manner in which Mr. Matthews has filled ‘the position of recorder of and expressed the belief that his rejection by the Senate was duc simply to his cotor.. ‘The memorial ts signed ‘by Sandy Alexander, tor of the First, Baptist church; W. Hishop johnson, pastor of Second Baptist’ church; Johnson, pastor of the Fourth church; George W. ‘Moore, pastor of Lincoin Memorial Congregational church; J. H. Welch, pastor of Mount Pisgah A. M.E-chureh; George W. Lee, pastor of the Firui_ bapust ‘cuureh; J. H. Anderson, pastor Galbraith A. M. E. Zion ehureh; William ‘J. How. ard, pastor Zion Bapust church; A. 8, Thomas, pastor Enon Baptist. church; Joseph Matthews, Raster Mount Zion Baptist\ church, Arlington? Valter H. Broo} or of the Nineteenth Street Baptist church; Bishop John V. Brown, of the African M. E. chureh; 'r.” G._ Steward, pastor of Metropolitan A. M. E: chureh; James’A. Handy, presiding elder A, M.E. church; John Hi. Heetor, pasior of Union Wesiey A. 9... dion chiureh; J: . Bowser, pastor of A. M. E. chureh; P. H. Gree stor A. M. E. church: J. W. Sinith, pastor of John Wesley “A. M. &. “zion church; John R. Henry, pastor of St. Paul's A. M. E. church; R. H, Lyson, pastor AM. Zion Wesley church; ain P. “Ryder, presiding elder, Washington sonierenee Methodist, Eplscopal church; R. 8. Williains, pastor Israel C. M. B. church, aud W. H. Draper, pastor of Ebenezer M. KE. church. gatas otal nal, They all Plead “Not Guilty.” ARRAIGNMENTS IN THB CRIMINAL COURT. ‘The following persons were arraigned in the Criminal Court to-day and pleaded not guilty: Isaiah Brown, second offense petit larceny; Thos, Shorter, assault with intent to kill Gabriel Walker; John 'T. Dunbar and Wm. Green, house- breaking; Wi. Matthews, assault with intent to kill Edward Brooks; Samuel Johnson, alias Wm. 4H. Barket, housebreaking; Edward ‘Hudson and Benjamin’ Payne, larceny from the person; Eliza- beth Betters, grand larceny, James Dixon, assault with intent to kill Win. Griitin, ple ‘The Telephone Case. MR. STORROW CLAIMS TO HAVE MADE THE CHANGES CHARGED BY MR. HILL TO PROP. BELL. In the telephone case before the Supreme Court, ‘Thursday atternoon, in reply to Mr. Hill's charges against Prof. Bell, Mr. Storrow, in explaining the changes interlined and interpolated in Mr, Bell's specifications, upon which he was charged with perjury, bribery and falsification, said: “1, therefore, made myselt and for my own con- venience, the changes, interlineations, and inter- tions in this document which have been used counsel on the other side to support the charge fraud. ‘The original specifications now on tle in the Patent oifice are the same which have always been there, and as your honors will see trom a certified piiotographic copy which I now subuult, there are no changes or interlineatious in en.” ‘yhis announcement caused another sensation in the court. Mr. Storrow further offered to produce for the courv’s inspection the original inverlined document in question, ‘The Chiet Justice said this Was inadmissible; the court could not hear evidence nor examine witnesses. Mr. Storrow handed to the Clilef Justice a stipulation made by counsel for both sides, that If the court so de- sired it might examine’any of the original doc ments in the court below or the original Be specifications to verify the accuracy of alleged copies. ‘The court held this to be sufficient and accepted Mr.Storrow’s offer to produce tne original interiined document, which Mr, Stetson, clerk of the Massachusetts clreuit court, who wa present, then handed to the Chief Justice, Mr. Suorrow then continued his argument, — ‘The Civil Service Commission’s Report. COMMENT ON THE ABSENCE OF APPENDICES EIGHT AND NINE. ‘The twenty-six thousand additional coptes of the report of the civil service commission, which have just been printed by the government printer, attract considerable attention and comment by the conspicuous absence of appendices eight and nine of the report, which were omitted by resolu- ton of Congress, Pages 124 and 125 of the new edition are reserved for the omission, the simple announcement being made inthe center of page that the omission is made in accordance with resolution of Congress. It 1s doubtful if the printed appendices have attracted as much at- tention as the omission. Appendix No. 8 refers to political assessment, forbidding any ofictal or employe of the government from securing or pay- Ing political assessments, Appendix No. 9, fore bids government offictals from exercising political influence. These appendices are from the ¢ivil service act of New Yerk. ——— Cxanoxp Wri Roverys Hex Eurtoven.—Chaney Irvin, a colored servan® formerly In the employ of Mr. Henry H. Sunith, of No. 1213 13th street, was before the Police Court to-day changed with rob- Ding her employer, and she was fined $25 or 60 day$ in jail, ‘The tine was paid, —— ‘TROUBLE OVER PROPERTY IX DISPUTE—This morning, in the Police Court, Assistant District Attorney Lavender called to thé attention of Judge Snell the cases of Edward Gray, colored, change with malicious trespass, and also of Gray and Frank Jones, charged with an assault on Mr. Francis A. Wood on the 29th of December last. ‘The troubie between Mr. Wood and Gray was ast the ownership of a plece of property situated at the corner of 4th and A streets southeast. ‘The Property was purcased by Mr. Wood, and Gray ¢laimed that he owned it. ‘The charge of malictous trespass Was brought against Gray by Mr. W because the former attempted to build a small house on the ground, and the assault charged 15 alleged to have been cominitted by Gray and Jones in attempting to eject Mr. Wood from the disputed property. Mr. Lavender called the court's atten Hon to @ copy of the dectsion of Juage Merrick, denying an Injunction to Mr. Wood to restrain Gray from entering on the disputed land, and asked that the cases be dismissed, which was done. —— ‘Tae Bor Was ar Faurr.—Yest afternoon, ¥ near the corner of New Jersey avenue and street, John Fitzgerald, a S-year-old oy, was run over by a Wagon driven by John H. Gains, colored. Only the front wheel of the vehicle passed over the boy’s leg. Gains was arrested, and the case was called to the attention of Prosecuting Attorney Lavender this morning, who, upon investigator found that the injured boy Was at fault, au nolie prossed the case, ———— Tae Comyissionres’ Oyster Roast.—At the oyster roast at the 12th street wharf yes- terday, among the guests.of the Commissioners were Senators Blackburn, Hale, Gray and Mander- son; Representives Plumb, of Iilinois; Wilson, ) mas, Veile, Buterworth, LaFevre, Henders Sawyer, Adams,of Mississippi;Hanback, Hemphill, Ford, Gey, Scranton, Howell, Wadsworth, Baker, ‘vownsend and Strait, also’Gen, Long,’ Health Onticer Townshend and’ others, Recent Ropasnres.—Thursday night thieves en- tered the house of Mrs. C. Knott, NO. 209% E street southeast, by cutting a hole in the basement door and unlocking it, and carried off a mattress, a boy's velocipede and other articles, valued at $15, F. G. Swain, $38 Loutsiana avenue, reports stolen from in front of his store a barrel of mackerel worth $16. Herbert H. Ormand, corner of 4% neat and Pennsylvania avenue, reports stolen from his pervon by a colored man a watch worth $12. Killed Her Babe and Herself, B i E : i then she took the paper and had, 16 read twice she sent her mother to a grocery then she took a heavy dose of rough on forced a dose of the down th abe, When the old mother returned she ‘the neighborhood ‘and doctors they came too late. ‘The woman agony, and the babe expired soon afterwards, é cu ae i : i Mx. Horxixs DEMANDS A Jury Triat.—The New York Sun says: Mr. Herbert E. Dickson, attorney in the divorce Hopkins, defendant m M. Hopkins, le with the for Mr. Amos L. E 8 = FEE rE i h Fe Dond, $800. Estate of M. guardian; bond, $3,000, ; aflidavit of Jacob Swit fled. Mary Ann MeGowne; letters of issued to John McGowne; bond, $750. John G, Wellacker; petition of C: acker for provate Of Will and letter Estate of Baron Ressell; order of publicatior rected. Estate of Sebastian de Lassa; same order. Eetate of Richard Brown; letters of administration Calderon Carlisle; Estate admitted a e ‘appointed 5 uincy Adams; order authorizing dis- Dursement. In re infants of D. F. Robinson; Louisa V. Robinson appointed guardian; bond $30,000, "in re Alexander N. McLeod; Hugi s. Mc- Le0d, do,; bond $2,000. Estate of Mary A. Gihon; Bowes appointed col 3 $1,800; Estate “or” Jou He Norwood, will admitted to probate. and B. P. inted administrator c. ta; 10,000. ‘The second and final account ‘ot Wm. H. Wetzell, administrator of Richard L. 7! yn, Was ap- Proved and passed. Estate of H. W. Service; Will ‘admitted to probate and letters issued to Ann E. Service; bond $1,000. Estate of Lizzie N. Adams: order appointing W. B. Moses administrator; bond ‘To-day, District of Columbia er George- town Gas ‘company; verdict for defendant; notice of motion fornew trial Barron agt, Hamil- ton; on trial. Arnold etal. agt. Harbin et al; motion for new trial denied by Hagner. rrr CouRT—Judge Merrick. roday, Casey agt. Lasky; J. F. Ennis appointed guarelan'ad litem. PoLice Court—Judge Snell, ‘Yesterday, John Timbers, colored, disorderly con- duct; $5 or 15 days, Jesse E. Porter, profanity; $5 or7 days. Henry T. ‘Miller, cruelty to animais; collateral forfeited. Lizzie Storrs, disorderly con- duct; $5 or 15 days. ‘To-day Jno. Galloway, vagrancy; mal bonds. Owen Washington, disdrderly conduct; $10 or 30 days, Philip S. Webb, do.; $5 0r 15days. James ‘Thornton, profanity; $5 or 7 days. Andrew John- ‘son, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days, William Wiliams, profanity; $5 or 7 days. > New York’s Great Strike. ‘THE MOVEMENT ASSUMING VAST PROPOETIONS—TALK (OF ARRESTING LEADERS, It 1s expected that fresh relays of “longshoremen, freight handlers, coal handlers and other work- men will be called out in New York and Brooklyn to-day to aid thos@already on strike, Many non- unfon men were admitted to membership in the Ocean association of "longshoremen yesterday. Fresh accessions to the ranks of the strikers were reported from all quarters along the docks. An air of sympathy is rife among the working classes which bids fair to include many other branches of industry other than those already affected. ‘The warehousemen at several of the stores are talking about going out. The freight is piled up on the docks, Sones Jaden with merchandise and canal doats loaded with coal lie idle along the river front. ‘The police are scattered along the docks in small saute but their services so far have not been Fr ‘One of the leaders of the strike said yesterday: “Phe outlook 13 more threatening to-day than ab any time since the beginning of the strike, Unless asettlement is arrived at before the end of the week there 1s a strong chance of the trouble ex- tending much more rapidly. We have no doubt of our ultimate success.” It is stated that the man- agers of the strike have under advisement thecall- ing out of the gas works men and the electric light mén unless a satisfactory settlement is soon ar rived at. ‘TALK OF PROSECUTIONS FOR CONSPIRACY. ‘The New York Tribune says: “The strike of ‘longshoremen and coal handlers is likely to as- ‘sume a new and serious phase to-morrow if rumor istrue, Itwas stated that the Old Dominion steamship company had sworn out warrants in, the United States court charging John J. Mc- Kenna, J. "I. Putnam, Patrick ScGartland, Thos. MeGrath‘and J. E. Quinn, of the board of arbitra- tion of District Assembly’ No. 49, with conspiracy; that these warrants are in the hands of the United. ‘States marshal and will be served to-morrow.” ‘WILL THE COAL MINERS STRIKE. Rumors were current in Wilkesbarre, Pa., last night that a general strike of miners will be or- dered, probably Monday next. Delegates trom all the local asssemblles of the Knights of Labor in the coal region met at Wilkesbarre yesterday in strict secret convention. Nothing couid be learned Of the proceedings, but it is understood the con- Yention was called in response to an appeal from the striking coal-handlers asking the ininers to come to their rescue. ———_or____ The Trouble at St, Stephen’s, FATHER DONNELLY CLEARS THE CONFESSIONALS WITH THE AID OF POLICEMEN. ‘The deplorable state of affairs at St. Stephen’s Catholic church in New York continues. Last night was confessional night at the church. It has heretofore been the custom to keep the base- ment open until 10 o'clock on these nights, At. 9:30 last night, according to the New York Sun, Father Donnelly, accompanied by Capt. Ryan, a detective and ten policemen, envered the base- ment where the confessions are heard, and said, “phis place must be locked.” Still aécompanted by the police captain, Father Donnelly went to the two confessionals and let the priests know his wishes. The priests came out, and followed by all the people were waiting except one man, ‘went out on the sidewalk. Capt. Ryan told thé man to get out. The man refused, Hesaid it was not yet 10 o'clock, and he would ‘not go until 10. Capt. Ryan took hold of his coat collar and shook him violently, and afterward boxed his ears, first on one side atid then on the other, Some women screamed, While others hissed Capt. Ryan and called him “Father Ryan” derisively. The man ‘was turned over ly Capt. Ryan to two policemel who “removed” him t@ the sidewalk and start him home with a parting shove. Groups formed in the streets and jeered and hissed the police, who in turn ordered everybody to “keep moving.’ aoe fan yesterday ordered Father Colton, of Port Chester, to take charge of St. Stephen’s when Father Donnelly leaves, The people say they would as soon have Father Don- nelly as Father Colton, THE CONGREGATION OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH WITH- ‘HOLD SUPPORT FROM THE NEW PASTOR, Father Dounelly, who was appointed by Arch- bishop Corrigan tosucceed Dr. McGlynn,was order- ed to leave St. Stephen’s church Wednesday after- noon by a number of woman who were guarding Dr. McGlynn’s confessional box, and as the priest went out he was hissed by the congregation. ‘The par- ishioners of St. Stephen’s adopted resolutions to “abstain from any her Support, pecuniary or otherwise, while we are deprived of the ministra- tons of Kev. Dr. Edward ve ‘The announcement of several important changes at the chureh created no little excitement among the parishioners. Rev. Dr. Curran, who has beet Father McGlynn’s assistant for fifteen years, is to be transferred to the cathedral. Rev. Father Col- von takes his place. Rev. Father Barry will go to vo St. Monica’s church, and will be succeeded by Rev, Father McGrath, of that church. Father Donnelly will remain in charge, as he expressed it last night “for the purpose St conquering ‘the None of Father McGlynn’s associates are at the church of St, Stephen's, eae Mone Rowan Rowons—The Catholic News says ‘that private telegrams from Rome received in Bal- timore aunounce that at the next consistory seve- Tal bishops will be nominated by the pope to the American sees. Among the probable announce- ments, besides the expected appointment of Rev. John Foley,ofSt. Martin’s church,inSt. Paul, Minn., to be coadjutor to Cardinal Gibbons; the Right Kev. John Ireland, of St. Paul, and Right Rev. John J. Keane, of Richmond, in Connection with ‘the new Catholic university at Washington, will also re- ceive an acknowledgment of their services from the ‘who will shortly issue a papal brief es. tablishing and approving of the university, and empowering 1t to confer degrees. Bishop’ Ire land, {t 1s rumored, is to be made an archbishop? A new see will be created for Dakota, with head- quarters at Jamestown, CATHOLIC PRELATES CoNFERRING.—Archbishop Corrigan, Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal Tas. chereau ‘and the members of the arch- Dishop’s council held a meeting in New York yesterday afternoon and talked olie church.” After the mocting au inforaea soeee olic churc! r an informal tion was held and the visitors were introduced to Were Coase aibbons, Gartinal Taschen arch Baltimore; ; Rev. John Walter, Washington; Mon- or Rev. Dr. Me ‘and Rev, menor. Eréston, icDonald Rev, Suite Orr Ope Exsrme Stocx Or DEY GooDs GREATLY BARGAINS! -BARGAING? PSERRGarNs!1t oh SERGE, all colors, Pure wool, wide dou- wit? ‘Pure wool,one yardand ahalf THolesrox DRESS GOODS, extra width, reduced cc! HAIR HOME-SPUN, pure wool, wide AMELS double width, reduced to 4c. ‘COLORED. creas 500. DOBLE Timaneiias alser reduced to INFANTILE AND BIRTH HUMORS SPEEDILY CURED BY CUTICURA. For Cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Birth Humors, for allaying Itching, Burning and Inftammation, for curing the first symptoms of Eczoms, Psoriasis, Milk Crust, Scald Head, Scrofula and other inherited skin and biood diseases, Curicuna, the great Skin Cure, and Cursouna Soar, and exquisite Skin Beautifier, exter- nally, and CuTiouns Rrsorvenr, the new Blood Puri- ‘fier, internally, are infallible. Absolutely pure. ‘MY OLDEST CHILD, ‘Now six years of age, when an infanteix months old, ‘was attacked with virulent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary remedies failing, we called our family Physician, who attempted to cure it; but it spread with almost incredible rapidity, until the lower portion of the little fellow's person, from the middle of his beck down to his knees, was one solid rash, ugly, painfal, Dlotched and malicious, We had no rest at night, no peace by day. The physician did not know then, and does not know now, what it was. Finally, we were ad- vised to try CuricuRA Remxpres. Without the know- ledge of our physician, I prooured a box of Coriouma and acakeof Curicuma Soar. The effect ‘WAS SIMPLY MARVELOUS, ‘Using the two together, first washing him thoroughly, with Curicura Sor, then anointing him with Curt cura. From the first application a change for the bet- ter appeared. The doctor said we had no further need of him, and ceased his visits. In three or four weeks & complete cure was wrought, leaving the little fellow's personas white and healthy as though he had never been attacked. In my opinion, your valuable remedies saved his life, and to-day he is a strong, healthy child, perfectly well, no repetition of the disease having ever occurred. You are welcome to,make any use of this you may deem best, GEO. B. SMITH, Atty at Law and ex-Pros. Att'y, Ashland, Ohio, ‘Rurenexce: J. G. Weist, Droggist, Ashland, Ohio. CUTICURA REMEDIES Are sold everywhere. Price: Currcuna, 50 cents; Re- SOLVENT, $1; SOAP, 25 cents, Prepared by POTTER Duve axp CuEMicat Co., Boston, Mass, SEND FOR “HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES.” Baby use CUTIcURA Soap, an exquisitely perfumed Skin Beautifier. RHEUMATIC PAINS, Neuralgia, Sciatic, Sudden, Sharp and Nervous Pains and Strains RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE ;by the CuTI- CURA ANTI-PaIN PLasTEn, Warranted. At all Drug- gista, 25 cents; five for 81. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL 0O., Boston, Maas 5. N o Meprerne: = . $4 PER WEEK For Daily Treatment, at THE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, 903 16TH STREET N.W., THE GREATEST ESTABLISHMENT OF THIS KIND IN THE UNITED STATES. ‘This Institute has already earned A MOST ENVIABLE REPUTATION, ‘And its constantly increasing list of Patrons the wale witch is placed upese ote THE SWEDISH MOVEMENT : CURE AND MASSAGE, ‘As Directed by "PROF. HARTVIG NISSEN, ‘Who First Introduced This System In Washington, D.C. CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE HEART AND LUNGS LIVER AND KIDNEYS, MALARIA, DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, INBOM- PARALYSIS, HEADACHE, CORPULENCY, CURVED SPINE, AND OTHER DEFORMITIES Are treated with the GREATEST SUCCESS Without ‘The Use of Medicine, SPRAINED ANKLE, WATER IN THE KNEE, AND SIMILAR ‘TROUBLES ARE CURED IN A FEW DAYS. CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, SPRAINS, STUBBORN HEADACHES, CONSTIPA- ‘TION, AND NERVOUS DEBILITY ‘A. SPECIALTY. ‘The Professor will Not Take any Case to treat without there isa moral certainty of giving Entire Satiafaction. A LARGE NUMBEK OF TESTIMONIALS AND COMPLIMENTARY LETTERS FROM DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS AND FORMER PATIENTS, AMONG WHOM ARE: ‘THE LATE GEN. U. 8. GRANT, DB. W. W. JOHNSTON, DB. R. REYBUBN, DE. Z.T. SOWERS. Ry Kind Permission refers to: Hon. W.£. Chandicr, ex-Seoretary of the ‘Navy; Hon G.F. Cutter, ex-Payniaster General of the Navy: Hon John Eaton, LLD.. U. 8. Commiasioner of Education: Mr. E,W. Fox, Pres't and Manager of the National: Republican; Hon. RK. R. Hitt, MM. C.; Mr. Stilson Hutchins, Editor and’ Proprietor of the Washi Post; Hon. James Laird, Hon. Daniel Manning, Secretary of the Treasury; Hon. Waiter W. Phelps, ME €.; Mr. Grager Pell; Capt, JE Wilson,2d U.S, Artillery, All will do well to see the Professor, who will most willingly explain the Nature of His Treatment, and the Probabilities of Success. Office Hours—8 a.m. tol p.m; 4 to8 p.m. Sundays—9 to 11 am. CONSULTATION FREE. 1. Tse Hooursr Grave Cuamrscxe IN THE WORLD, SHIPPED BY 883 Sgg8 RRE a u Su LLLL 00 UU - ERE 0% EEE BOG, Bee Bo, RRR O O RE D D EE moe BB ie kee BR OO EEE DDD REE Kk’ R Reims. CARTE BLANCHE, A Magnificent, Rich Wine, GRAND VIN SEC, ‘The New Dry Wine, Price—Quarts, $30.20; Pints, 832.20. For sale by the leading Wine Merchants and Grocers. 29 ‘eaca iaaiait rey ry we Re QPEXED THIS MORNING— New lot Hand Embroidered and Pique Bosom Dress SHIRTS. Latest thing for full dress, Two Eyelets. W. 8 TEEL, 935 Pennsylvanisavenne, 5a22 Ax Cosr For ‘WM. D. CLARK, ‘Buccessor to Trunnel & Clark, ‘811 Market Space, ‘Will commence THURSDAY MORNING, January 27, to sell his entire stock of First Class DRY GOODS at cost for cash. ‘This will be an opportunity to secure First Class Dry Goods st Wholesale Bates. ‘All goods to be charged will be at regular prices. Casu. ‘226-20 W. D. CLARE. No qEsieae ara re 527-8 1241 and 1243 11th st. se. Crssn, Crux Axo Hamezss, “ee oe FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ma! Ha! SA ELVE- wat Azm Fark ES tea sre tea SHELVING, laughed yesterday as he saun- apa ‘with patent «tooth stained” rose tered into Braniie & O08 (eascesmory 00 Gols. MEXICAN VILLAGE. Tobecw cutter anf'cany ui isi ae Tshment ar Thee hw. Ne bal boner] emma: OR SALE—BAR ROOM AND RERTAUNANT— ahead of you, my boys. You know I was TWO RECEPTIONS ON SUNDAY. ‘Que of the neatest barn in the ‘city. together wih excited yesterday. I'm even with yem now. t Fixturesand Good Will. Lowest cast price, ‘sent my wife here and my married daughter and TWO RECEPTIONS ON SUNDAY. | $1,060. Reasonable rent and five years lease. Ouly they ‘alot of your goods cheaper roan 1:30 TO 5:30. 7-20 TO 10:30 P.M. | TOS Er otioe need answer. Address JOR a eo nice cy 3 ‘off my | , 7° scomumodste those who could notattend.on other oR SALE BICYGLE, 50 (NCH PREMIER. BALI, oid worn-out, ‘and Tl sell, my old-fasion, | 2ays. 1t_ | Fberrines. toth wheels. and cow-horn hamile bare Phat and sa-worn goods tomy customers pro- | (CyEN LEW. WALLACE tu tie aed ate hares Adirow PEATT Sine vided I buy them. T opened a little bar- Author, : ciedaiiaal Jain counter of my own.” Fratkie @ Oo, Siz 7th BEN-HUR: A TALE OF THE CHRIST, POR SALE —A SINGES FOR A SONG. AN ELE. St. n.w., listened a WhRe to the old man’s talk and ‘And late U.S. Minister to Turkey, Spicte oid of til the intent Tmproved atteraeaseee tiien gave nim this lecture: “My dear okt triend — ‘Will deliver His New Lecture, gg tae ee You make a great mistake in vbinking you can do TURKEY AND THE TULES, drawers and oes, for @1 pcg with Sve years Uneal Dusiness, successfully in this manger. Mr. 1 Wie olimpes or Leia tePalce and mare, | Fyn TMM Raa Dullt_ up as ‘establishment by a sys- In the 5 —s pes mou! tematic course of honest and fatr prow el CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 2 Sr \D-HAND TRON SAPE, rustomers, sold TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY STH, 1887, DEPAMELLS WINE 1800 Pea aves ese OR BSALE—ENCYCLOPAEDIAS, JAMES PAR- snd biograr her, sare ced a net of Ap= Prete MERICAN OPENA Co.—CHOICE SEATS 1X ALL | pleton'e Cy te family qe TRALEE | pene a OES == sgl ox aay, Seeer | tained at once on small monthly payzients by addreas- | ing Box 130, Starofice oR SALE—FIXTURES OF PEED STURE No 303 20th st.n.w. Apply on premises. ae JOR SALE—GROCERY STORE AND FIXTURES, Goings good buniness: northeast sxction onthe sity Gea epgeom given tor selling out. ame. 1 FOR SALE_THRI REE FINE, POOL, Tabizs ali in good onder; will sell cheap. Apply to 8 T- JONES, 208 th stu.w., feed store. Seow ines Ee SALE AT. A SACRIFICE — SIDE BAR Bugwy and Single Harness, nearly new. Aj 1396 Pst ne <a FNS sah FFE SU RE AFRESE. COW, Coo MILKERE ‘Apply to JS. REDMAN, 924 Louisiana aye Jave.25 ‘at 421 11th st. n.w, ae “TICKETS FOR SALE—TWO CHOICE | middie aisle end seatn io Mor Monday and Thurs: gighigand Saturday Matineo; #3 cecil Adin TO-NIGHT AT 8, ‘Last Appearance of JOHN T. RAYMOND, Im His Great Creation of OR SALE — GREEN GROCERY — A hae ‘chance ; well establixhed in a good location, ULBERRY SELLERS, good business, “Also, Other business chances i ‘Old gy lntened erro Sorel omen aad Fe" RAMEN Seg Silence Aver comtta awhile me says: “You | in Mark Twain's American sketch. TY HEAD OF HORS! SALE_THIR AKKIVED FROM GEORGETOWN, RY. 10 Coupe Horses: one pair of matched Chesthut Sor- rel Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high; one pair of Black Horses, 15 hands 3 inches high, very st are right; one can’t do Old fogy style. There 1s n0 doubt,” continued he, “that Frankl & Co. $12 7th suet, noruhwest, af on track. ‘see the throngs en display of NEXT WEEK, customers. in their store, the clegant f the finest Saddle and Harness Horees chat have. eve goods, the ‘full assortment, in the china and | ___ National CAmerican) Opera Company. _ ya29_| Site Sept Saddle and Marmene Horaoe ch (Pence, TS crockery de] its, the elegant selections of | KEW NATIONAL THEATER hhande 1 inch high—can rota mile in 2:50—any lady mirrors and. frames, de vast ‘of silver- sides tay Bay Sar), 19 aude hast a display. ‘nile in can drive, bors Ve cee THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING Horne ily). Mande tick thigh can trots plush : fein sin stock of tinware, woodenware and ‘kitchen uten- Last time of the World's Monarchs, MWe call yuurape: i Your special attention to Bay Horse (Prank: 1G hands high ean pace smile in 230, muy Indy oF gentleman can drive hi sils, the toys, the wagons, the dolls and the beau- Utully selected stock of Tugs and mats, I do not HAVERLEY'S im. blame the people for crowding to the immense de- ORIGINAL MASTODON MINSTRELS, Po Kentucky prices asked for them. See a EE eee ERIN BIMMONN Staite, No 333 9 NEXT WEEK, ARTHUR REHAN'S COMPANY JOR SALE—300 EGG INCUBATOR, TOO SMALI #i for present owner. Avily to W. ‘When all who have tried an article _ ‘In Augustin Daly’s Latest and Merriest Comedy, th praise of it, does it not prove unusual merit. " - on ‘writes in regard to Lydia E. Pinkham’s ort Vegetable Compound, for female. aliments, “Your Success of Both Hemispheres, medicine - ome. we FecoM- | Direct from Daly's Theater, New York city. Every ended it to many of may friends, and every case ts a sured or greatly benefdied. I ath abieto” 40 more | Performance will b,as heretofore, under the personal | ; 0%ie™ ferwived st W. W. McCulloustn, 511 New Housework thal in Past fve years." Another: It | supervision of Me. Artur Rehan. peisty JOHN B. LORD, Gone memore an any eats t| AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY LIBRE ROE SaLE— ai You aak for it, rather Gham bs witout 10 for’ one | Ab, 2eably Sure cation or gaia and ve Bean’ Stab SOU ARE TiaNo 2 , ‘old. stand, i 0: day.” Another: “Iam delighted to tell your am | Penney! Seout Rorewood case, richly carved leg nid Lyre: good tone much, much improved since taking tie medi- and in nice order: will be sold at the low fsrure of $100 cine. 1 fash. including bandsome em, cover and” pluals stool, wew. in different makes of fine ‘Also. several “10c. Royal” mendsevery thing! Lansburgh’s Square Pianos but little used, on mouthiy payments SATURDAY, JANUARY 29TH, DOUBLE BILL, LAST AFTERNOON AND NIGHT OF At Morgan’s, ‘Mortimer Murdoch in his Great Sensational Drama of ‘THE PIA! ARERO 933 D st. nw. HOOP OF GOLD and OUI COUSLN ABROAD: wn NO EXCHANGE WaREROOWS TOR CRD SOG Aa tebe ra from SAG | Next Week—Retun of the Favorite, JOR SALEBY ALL DRUGGISTS, SHEPHER 11, and dinner from 1 to 7, in the city, for mity | IGE OETA WOOD SEMESTER OPERA CO., IN Medicated Mution ‘Tallow, combined with V cents, Try it. Everything CINDER) pecialties and | Hazel. For Chapped Hands, Face and 1 ¥.Monaan, Prop. | “Wanted. Koow Beene. Ajyy | 10 cette, jai. Flower Food makes window plants bloom | JROK SALE-STUCK ON ALOT LAP ROBES AND \LTERS GALLERIES, Horse Covers—Now selling ®2.00 and kills plant lice, etc. 25 cents everywhere. ALTERS GALLERIE? | Sold at the Palais Wayal for 19 cents. =) W eee nore pal Rete Covet tor 8.00, . ‘The “Poor Association” is authorized to say the it faney-ebaped Wool Blavikets Choice Old Schuylkih Pure Malt Whiskey, | Galeries . W. T. Wall pre 00: Jot fancy Plush Cs price $1 per qt. bottle -Cor. 6th st. and La, av.n.w. | Geuttie”” Th Eee ee | he reduced to 8 pond 508 a Ree et WEDNESDAYS from Ist of FEBRUAR! * BECKER'S. 15a: Farmiture oe wt iY to let of Soe BECKER'S, 1545 Pen Paine’s Manufaetory on Canal st, Bost iat a i is furnishing a large number of houses in ee ap nat “4 APLIL, OR SALE—PRICE LIST OF PURE CALIFORNIA this, Vicinity with curtains, window “shades, an WINES. lambrequin: si F peset Oats Toom' furniture, chamber, "dining room and FEBRUARY 22D—A Legalized Holiday. | SES P= library sets in ash, oak, mahogany, wainul,| Tickets of admission may be ordered or purchased at | WErnerme 6 | ° | Angelica (very swe Fort Wipe tram 61,50 upward. y Wine from $1.50 upward, and imy fancy woods.’ New patterns are now being introduced, One great aavantage in select- ing from this place is the large assortment and low prices for the quality of the work, ‘which 13 warranteu to be in every respect as rep- resented. Send for illustrated price list of 100 ¢ office of the Assiution, corver of Charles and Sat~ streets; Mount Veruon Hotel; Sccairey"e, 9 Charles street; “Myers & Hedian, 214 ‘Charles street nd Mulberry streets: Moun Howard and Madisou strert Read streets; Beudazin’s, 0c Harris p of change. H. A. SELIGSON, Wholesale Wine and Liquors, ms, Charles au E. Baltimore street; | & Shafer, 11133 Peiinsylvania avenue, Was! 1200 Penusylvania a¥e. 1, fine engravings. Sent free, by Paine’s Furniture | ton, D.C. P.8.—No liquors sold by the glass. Coy 48 Canal, Marker and Friend surest, Boston, JK PENANG WasmINGTON THEATER Telephone call 114-2." "gam Mass, 1 SS FOR SALE —ONE SECONDHAND SQUARE The “Grand Republi” Cigarro SE SUCCESS. Piano, 8169; carved lews aud lyre; easy terns, i HUGO WORCH'& CO, 925° 7th st LW, agen | Schmer Pianos. “Pianos to rent. JOR SALE—SINGING BIRDS, BIRD FOOD AND Cages, Gold Fish, Aquariums an 2 assortment ih the ety, at tore, 12th at., two doors south Pa, ave. Crowded iiouses Greet MARINELLL ‘and His Wonderful Show. a Laugh. | Pourndey and Saturday. rd eclalty Ss jeer” | ASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMORY, In Alvaugh's Grand Opera House building. AN EMPHATIC SUCCESS. THE AZTEC FALL, 1s a success wherever it has been introduced. The best nickel smoke, Luch &Bro., sole agents, 525 ‘7th St. DW, 1 Baum’s “Royal Glue” repairs china, £c. 6m Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Béetle, No.1 Re Whiskey, Dest in thetworia mags helt Orders by mail. MoGae’s, 9th near Dst. was Our Razors sharpened free. 487Pa,ave.n.w. tu,s2 for das 27" 1_ | JROK SALE LARGEST STOCK OF CHKISTM. nee Oe anaes pa ee a : Sune oo Hs and Star Bicycles, 140 vs JOR SALE—HARTZ MOUNTAIN, ST. ANDREAS: jorwich aid Hed Cauairies; burg, Trained Singing, Mexican Village and Typical Orchestra. Lnported and Dowestic of wil Kine Bird Seed, amid delivered tay Ibe Ward" prints oe per ie |, Three Heceptions Daily ~10:30 to 12-30," to 6:00, | Folia Canes PRED CELL Sa Pe ee Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk | 7 t 10:30. aoe Se per quart. Cream 15. See the Mexicans at Work at Numerous Industries, in ‘STE, OF . JOR SALE—BROUGHAM, BY BRE their Pictureaque Costumes, Men, Woucuy Broome st. 8. Pole and Shafts i frwtclese or Babies. 1,000 Curios. Ger. “Coupe Rockaway, Pole and Shafts. ih ier Admiesion, 50 cente; Children. 25,cents, Apmiy at PALNE'S Coach Shops, 2008 Pa. ave. 2 gs EER ERE 26-20 ___Spirisl rates tonshools. | 30h SALELARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIM- ee (A 4UGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE ter carriages, coupes, coupelettes, broweliats, I~ yS Eee Eee CAN OPERA Sol beed sae OtNG ERR eee a 79 and 481 C sti JOR SALE—FINEST LINEN PAPERS. NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY. F Cheap, OVEROCOATS AND SUITS, "Musical Director, “CALIGRAPH OFFICE” SIGemeral Manager: | _ 0c29-3m_W.H. PORTER, General Agent, 933 Pet REDUCED TO $10, + ONE WEEK OF ay SET GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH, MONEY TO LOAN. Fe at BEGINNING MONDAY, JANUAKY 31st. EAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE LOANS, on good collateral security of al kad. Ari ahd EER TT SS ee eee Ee Ht Sssy MH 0 LOAN ON MEAT ESTATE SpoUxITY mie to wuit, at lowest Fates: no chances EER I Sys8 M rae. THOS G.HENSEX, Iieal Estate aud tusure NTURDAY ATRL Broker, 1000 F st, nw. a2 SATURDAY BIG! 5 IN SUMS TO SUIT, TO LOAN OM BBE, BRE (00, 4883 followed by Grand Spe $50,000, *°°UE Bere Hes Ere 9 9 ss, eee HUrTy © DYER og BaP EB Se? Sah om General sambatons $1.30." pore im soem BBB OR E a ‘The sale of seats for this engagement will be held at | ‘TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE security. Investinents made ad- Vintageousty to customers. Insurauce im best con: pauies. J. K. HERTFORD, 14233 Fat. justin ¥ TU LOAN ON REAL ESTATE (PROM .000 to $50,000); prompt attention to all ap- dhcaticus SWORMSTEDT & BKADLEY, Fat. $100.000 Brentano's, at box office prices. Box Shect open from 8 am. to6 pan. CORNER 7TH AND E STREETS. m Gaear Repverrox Ix Dax Goons. ‘ONEY TO LOAN— Minin ccustantly on hand to toan, at the lowest ene Meee ae i ase mae ARLINGTON HOTEL. esr | C- aud Loan * 131s Ft nw, BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES, HORSE BLANKETS | J] “®215' BIUOU THEATER LOAN ON SATISFACTORY 2 PricesNieht: 25c. to all parts of the house. and LAP ROBES 25 per cent reduction. Prices Nicht 25e, to al parts of the! 0,000 real estate security, iu sums of Matineos: Children under ten years of acer 10c. WEEK, Goumencing MONDAY, Janus AUGUSTIN DALY'S GREAT SPrCTA UNDER THE GASLIGHT. Great Scenic and Mechanical Elicets, STON, 738 15th at. 3 RED UNDERWEAR, 25 percent reduction. Ei: —_—e ee LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY, ‘BEALE & HAKKL ‘CLOAKS and CLOAKING, 50 per cent reduction. Ne glt Thrilling Railroad Scene, | _422<tm__ iS, 1324 F st. ow, Next week — All Winter DRESS GOODS 25 per cent reduction. THE PLANTER’S WIFE. ja2e-6t pero ARRANGEMENTS ‘We closed out s large lot of UNLAUNDRIED os WHITE SHIRTS from the manufacturer, which we are selling at the low price of 60 cents, linen lined bosoms _2191m_ HOF. CALDWELES 1N SUMS TO SUIT, DANCING ACADEMY, ST. Former price $0 cent. A better article at 80 ceuta. | PD 'Jtacplis Hall: Sth and # nw. ‘Tucnday and Friday: | Slowest rates, on approved teal stale security. No ee * | for Balin Partice, ket Pouidenoe 11d Gaow’ delsoes | 20m et cite ae TYYRICYCLES AND BICYCLES FOR RENT BY ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN SUMa Our prices are guaranteed to be the lowest. "Tiivcr, day or mouth, “Lansest asmartuuont of Mii Soret ete oft 9 PAP GycLE on 1400 8 _ eld, corner 10th and F sts. iw. "PANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN ‘ONEY TO LOANON APPROVEDREALESTATB Loth st, two blocks south of Pennsylvuniaave, ‘SECURITY. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, uth of Pennaylvs ‘Moderate commission. No delay. Eiehtad at wit by 300 cherie lish ae an ee pen sm. >. Te ONEY TO LOA! ‘713 Market Space. 50 cents: Children under 12: 6 6 028, cents. Ou Sundays hall price. POSSE | at lowest rates of nioreat” Chater ae eae Heaesvovanrers i " FOR FAVOES FOR THE GERMAN. LOST_AND FOUND. styles never before seen in this country, ech JWOREY To Loan tres MES, GAMER, CaM. Ost NEAR TOR MST. 4 SMALL = - i Toss a ME AMUSEMENTS, HOME AMUSEMENTS. ing case . 3 cS 4224 Penney! =e EVENING PASTIMES |" | iinet €10 cored fonder forseurs wo 008 Mee M™"E0@Ssen Dealer and Manufacturer SESS ss Sa et WEST RATES OF INTEREST eee TED AE DUEaIe GOODE OST_ON THURSDAY MOENING CAST, Bi ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. INFANT OUTFITS. tou,a Bick ‘Lynx Mutt “the ander will be suitably | ses ee ee. CH. RUPPERT, rewarded by leaving it at 1322 L st. n.w. a > | OREY TOLOAN ON REALESTATE aT Lowest Pm 403-406 7th st. nw, Ost ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE, FRIDAY M' a a eee canis and payers of no valué execpt fo uwher Ei an2t ihe, Une of our, 2 FRG | Separusent, eet HUGH S. LEGARE, dite | >} TONEY 10 10AN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST: LisH and ‘SCOTCH Bt GS | department. a ie | Miche coat OY REAL Earar ‘No and TROUSERINGS, st Me | J 9ST -ON WEDNESDAY AT NOON, A SMALL clay where the security ix wood ames fad HD. 2 ery plnck fore: no collap, snewers | _mu:30 C._GKEEN. 303 ae2l 1211 Peanigtvante avenue. Wocameshice sre # eae EDU ELLULOID TRUSS, 7] _0ST_FROM COMMITTEE DRESSING ROO! AL. Dice eee vows ovtatware olen | [Enda coy Sole Pe Ma Saar DUCATIONA! “ister aaloas og AAS dou taken by mitake. Plone return to TA Gor | AL rupli Translstne Sunde ‘Address SPANIBIL ‘Mra. FIS! devotes her attention to wants of = - Percgetstraes tal | J] OST AT NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY, THUES- TAY DESIRES A LMITED NUMBER TP HE NURSERY AND BQSPITAT, ~ | patie k sultablo tevard'will baud tured nella Granchee"Addrea Holyoke, fiat is now open for the reception of ‘medi- oe. aa = of ivate OST—AT KIRMES, MONDAY EVENING, JANU- Sioea mee nema area | Maas ea cerammencr jawed | Atoms am pg. nra aay Rae oe ee eS ie WEDS ; ‘Apply to the Institution, Littate thet ae between Taitand tou Were Ty sendemen "oa ie Exzcrnc , aig trom carato oeane the findar'wili bs | Sendsusr Tf nccetred "hdres es 5, Saar ease “ LUSTRE it 26 BST.NE sTance. ‘OST—JANUABY 26, A [RUSSIA L-EATHER ‘ Fi Cordoae, goutaiine S12 oF 6182 reward Lee eee oe es oe oe Ee sll. ‘SALE—JOST ‘BY STEAMER ede & ‘eee ee ioe : Deus, | J ont gOeRAT ganagay vr OF jeraree | Re i fhe at eich nein kee Leh ere ees meer Sera, Bazcams Fo. THE RESIDENTS 1x or | iat any ‘ae “a SI: state oy ——X—XKKX__== Beal Skin Ulster, $275; redwood 10TH ST. XW. 2 aE MoPHERSO! COR Stee hceraen | Rese eearneica Re | Ere ac ermmarseeor, = - | Lusaers Loax Orrice. 27-3 1837 Avene. ‘No, 961 Fennaytvanta avenue northwest, a Ss a = nar08 ; J ot ai