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THE INDECENT ASSAULT CAsE-Yesterday, in
the Criminal Court, Josiah X. Peabody, VINO
was on trial when our report closed, for making
grossly indecent assault on the person or
Anna Newman, small girl. was convicted and
sentenced 10 tive months In Jail and TO pay a
fine of SJn
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND HATH PREVAILED Sc
its triumph in Hop Blttejs. coz
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all diseases OF the Liver and Stomach; cures
Sick and Nervous Headache, regulates the
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preventive OF ChfllS and Fevers Price 25 cents.
prepared and for sale by ". Z. Thornton, Pro-
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Stott Cromwell, wholesale agents, Washing
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CITY ITEMS.
Oh. NV Head Aches!

Do You SpsSTER WITH HEADACHE? L06ll
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SAYS AN EXCHANGE: " A monument viii be-
erected 70 the discoyerer OF DIR. Bulls cough
syrup"
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THE BIG DEFALCATIoN in the second auditors
Office OF the Treasury. See the While HOUSE.
published at 62l E st. NV. 1t also contains Col.
fanghorne's facetious remarks on the recent
Masonic :. Find under the ObeliSk.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, Acc. TO.NiRht.

Amnsenents, Ac.. TO.Nfghte
National Thedter.-JosePh Emmett as "a Fritz
N Ireland
Fords Opera HOUSE.. DR.. Clyde
7nedteT CODliQue.-The Jolly Pathdnders In
" Scraps and the versatile Milton Jaspers
arlington Ttedter.-The great Martinetti
family in "Jocko, the Brazilian Ape,n and va
Tieties.
Lincoln Hau.-Phllip Phillips the.SiDging:Pil-
grim.
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EpGAR's JVhOopi,2g Cough Specific is the best
For sale by druggists SOC. per bottle. Inn
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Then take a dose of Qvy'G's Irish 7bn. TT
great bilious remedy. Price % cts. a packag
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OUR NEW AND VERY CHEAP
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o The very best CALICO made reduced TO S. worth
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Ladies WOOL VESTS reduced to soc.
Pure Linen NAPKINS, slightly damaged, &c.
Large size TOWELS, &c.
cost. " -1
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Pure wool, very wide double width Black and
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GATHERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
Black and Oolored SILKS very cheap
Our 81, 81, 81 IL 81. IS and 81. 80 BLACK SILKS
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Colored SATINS, 75c.
Coored and Black VEIVETS ut cost
Large size BED COMFORTS, 81
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Pure Wool fine BLANKETS, 80. rs TO $40 so.
Childrens UNDERWEAR, isc,
Nottingham LACE for Curtains immense assort-
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CARTER,s,
eF FRONT ROOM, lst floor over oIIr store for
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POCAH0NTAs COTTON, Zoe. Yard.
Il CASHMERES, 25c. yard.
DRESS GOODS, 10 to soc. yard.
Roby's Double Busk CORSETS.
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Trial size 25 cents. SIT.

Itching Piles-Symptoms are Moisture,
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RENEAR's TONIC FOR WIND DYSPEPSIA relieves
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/ Am RiIiOu

QHfrk'S IriSh Ttttw VIII make man Of you. Sold
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DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSED.-The case OF Arthur
Mooney against Rosanna Mooney has been dis
missed. This was suit for decree filed In July
1875 by P. J. Donohue. and the bill set forth a
marriage in 1865, in Dublin, and charged bad
treatment. adultery. &C.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
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"ALDEREgy AIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered in 3 lbs,
Ward prints 45c, per H. Also, cottage
cheese and butternjlk. II
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DHILIP PHILLIPS.


l. THE SINGING PILGRIM,
N hSSs!e On ny rs SON VII eve series Of EVE
D.C., during tie week commencing February I'd,
EMS 81 ! EynTS HB Ess R T. n 3D. En- "
Ma kyf fHESy r s. St n f
fSln Hall ., FE sIl EVENING Feb 9th. at Odd
Mr.: Phillips is acknowledged to be the most at
traetiye Singer 9f Sacred Song of the present age,
With peapre snd %aF eha
ave Iaese viii be
lips Of Incidents Of his travels . iei'''i'n OS MI fi
Single "a sdmisai2n s5c ticket admitting two
SOC; Single admission for children. l5c. '
Tickets can be purchased at the following places
B. Morse Druggist is5i P Pa as On
f bea Druggist t., Pa a az and "a G.
gist: It'd and II sts:s.e. = Dr.. Becker Druggist,
Bookstore, tn st. NV; Purcell. Bookstore.
Nh Il rsh st Heze ME-
Pa ns sic store Pa: az. nS Smith Music store
and G SITS: Sc. Frank NJ Dixon, Fancy Store Pa.
av H. Rsa Tetafs h H sT Pa
Wells. st;se.; J. Il. Peake, Pa.av s.. 9. william
Doors open at p. m. Jan27, 90 81. Feb2. s,45 st
GEO. JUENENIANN's
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN,
5ETwEEN ATE AND 5rH AND AND Sus NE
ap29 Washington. d.
No. 626 ON EXHIBITION No. 62e
st. AND SALE ST.
NAKKRITERS
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Cnoice Ot Paintings Engravirgs, Chromes 30.
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~ TERMS CASH.
~ Please remember Name and Number. 500 -6m
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LECTURES.

ID EV. DR. y. NICK, REILEY WILL Leo
H 1URE AT WESLEY CHAPEL, corner bta
and streets q. W., FRIDAY. February 9Th, $50 p.
m Subject" An Evening with Amer;cad SECS
men," Admission, rs cents. Rev. DR.. W. P. Har-
rison Lectures This Thursday NIGHT at N. O.
M. L. Church. feb5-2ts
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GElRTs
at MEGINNISS',
JAM 1909 f street u.sr.

IUUy + Street N.aC.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
" OF SHIRTS.
Elegant Ready made Shirt for .....m
OHr Elliptic Shirt go
Our Celebrated Triunphant Shirt, Wamsntta mus s.
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Elegant Shirts to order for nc. 90
Fine Dress Shirts st Observation-Disclosures. n IN
Very Fine tsolid hos. to order for,.,,. 800
Fine stock GENTS FURNISHING for Holiday
Presents at DUBREUIL BROS.
dec16 No. 1If9 r st. t,tr,
GHIIfTS MADE TO ORDER.
- For 81. Is of the very best Muslin and Twenty
one Hundred Linen.
Finest SHIRTS made to order of the very best
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ADJUSTMENTS.

T INCOLN HALL.
ONE WEEK AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Comm encng MONDAY, FEB. 9rH.
The Sensation of the Season.
L III e III u e 4 L M I ID g f. s
The Famous McGIBENY FAMILY IN their delight
full Musical Evenings.
Novel Entertainment. Fall Band Full Or
chestra, and Full Chorus of Children
ell Wonderful Musicians.
The feature Of the evening was the performances
OF the Mctiibeny Family, consisting of seven little
lads and lassies. who performed on various must
cal instruments with great skill. Record.
The McGibeny Family, bv their superior musical
performances contributed greatly to the pleasure of
the immense ausience.-Phiid. Press.
Admission 30 cts. Children, % cts.
No extra charge for Reserved Seats. Box Sheet
now oIen at Ellis Music Store and Helphenstines,
Ebbitt House Drug Store. b. =. briggs,
febi ct iPostl Business Manager
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DAMAGES FOR AN ATTACHNENE.-The Balti-
more Gazette OF this morning says: ''In the city
court yesterday Mrs. Sarah III. Hurley, of Wash
ington, d. c., obtained verdict OF s25 against
solomon Levi for Illegally attaching her bag
gage, which had been LEFT at the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad depot TO be checked TO Wash
ipgton. The evidence was 10 the effect that the
plaintiff had agreed to pay So for her sister &c
the defendant, and not doing so the baggage
was attached"
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
A. s. Bradley ct al, trustees, 10 NJ. ID. Bradley.
lot "a OF Georgetown; S., $50. j. W. Starr, truS-
Tee, 10 Richard Contee. lots q and o. So. siI;
5000. Andrew LaDgdon to II. ). Halght, lot 30.
So 1885; 81 $50. n. A. Conkle to j. c. Hardness
part 9, 81. SIS: So $50
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T,HE cELLULoID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS

THAT NEVER RUSTs, NEVER BREAKS,
NEVER WEARS OUT. ALWAYS CLEAN. and can
DO worn while bathing, is for sale at
CHAS. FISHERS. 623 7th st. NV.
Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants OF
ady patrons. dec11
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The PANToGRAPH BINDER, manufactured by
Franklin Rives, OF the Globe printing oaice. is
the simplest, neatest device in use. 1t viii save
Its cost In a hhorr time TO any business man II
i pIeseIIes sis: .,nsJr, .,.a.,s-,.s. Nil heads.
" and blank work at all kinds, fnn-
..ssatng at the same time permanent blotter
Tor Immediate use, and is always at hand. 1t
is made In sizes TO suit any bill heads or memoir.
anda, or note or commercial paper.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-11
TEE UTE COMPROMISE.

The Government has effected a COM
promise with the representatives. Of the
murderous aud Ileeutlous Utes. and the
tribes viii probably ratify the agree
ment. The Indians promise to assist IN
making the arrests Of the murderers OF
Meeker and others. They surrender
their reserve; but each head Of a family
is allowed 100 acres Of agricultural
and as much more grazing land, aud
each squsw is entitled to bali the guam
tity. The Indians are TO make their
own selections, their titles are 10 be fee
simple, and the lands are not 20 be tax
able for twenty-five years. They are to
be given 100000 10 cash, auuuities to
the amount Of $4,000, agricultural i'm
plemenis. aud saw aud grist mill ma
chinery.
As the Indians were the first possess
ors Of the soil, they should be literally
dealt with when surreuderiug their re-
serve; but no excuse can be offered for
the cowardice Of the Government in not
demanding the surrender OF The murder
ers Of Agent Meeker and the wretches
who outraged the white women cap
tives. Any one who knows anything
about the Indians will have Htue faith
in their promises 90 assist in capturing
the criminals. The Stiffness o. the In-
dian policy was never better shown than
in the case under consideration. The
criminals not ouly escape, but they aud
their tribe are rewarded for their out
break. No wonder the Indians start a
small war pretty regularly.
Another fact to which we would call
attention is the difference in treatment
of white women and squaws. Law
ladies are not allowed land from
the Government If married, or if they
marry before their titles are perfected,
while every Ute squsw gets 1GO acres Of
agricultural and grazing lands. White
men are treated much better in com
parison with bucks than white women
are in comparison with squaws.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-11
MOULDING PUBLIC OPINION.

In a Virginia City paper, recently,
there appeared a witty yeteh from the
faeile pen Of a Wsshos reporter, pre-
tending 10 show how "G-rce-looklug
aud ty-auuical specimen of The Woman
Sunrags advocates" after boasling of
her qualifications, ccomplishnlents.
nerve and courage, yet hopped up into a
chair and held her skirts closely 10 her
when the diminutive and quivering re-
porter made the announcement, while
looking iutently iuto corner Of the
room, There Is the largest rat / ever
saw" The reporter evidently is he
lever in the woman movement. By
using a bsif-column 10 allow tie lady 10
make statement OF her cause, before
springiug the "rat business" he man
aged to smuggle a suffrage article into
an opposition paper, although written
in eXtravagant style, and with an at
tempt at the close TO uuliify what
he had implied. As agitation 5
what is asksi by the Woman Sufra-
gists, they appreciate such an article,
Tor the principles outlined will live after
the laugh at the finish has died away.
Many a reader Of the sketch in question
doubtless received his first idea Of the
demands Of The women aud Of their ar
guments in support Of their position /;
and any one with clear head aud un-
prejud.ced mind would not be long in
arriving 1t . favorable decision as to
the jusiice sf the claim OF women TO
equality.
Our Oregon City spondeat, to
whom We are Indebted Tor the names Of
the women who were not allowed to
vote at the recent school election, closes
a letter TO The editor Of THE journal with
the following paragraph: 'As an edu-
Gator Of public opinion, have known
OF nothing that has done so much in a
brief time as our school election for the
cause OF woman's emancipation. Be it
further known that two years ago We
had a disgraceful row with half a dozen
drunken men. For the last two meet
ings ladies have attended 0ast year only
uiue). While they have been warm in
the discussions, yet no man forgot 20 be
a gentleman. So much as Illustrating
the fact that women can discharge po-
litical duties and be treated especially
even by their bitter opponents"
Every slfrhtin- rpn,srl evor, srpr-
riious paragraph, every bitter attack on
the leaders ot the movement, is a mite
which will ultimately help TO bring
about the eud desired. Frequently, by
their sourrility, opponents Of Woman
Suffrage disgust theirreajers and arouse
their antagonists. Once set to think
ing, the readers soon commit them-
selves TO the women's cause.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-11
SMOKING OIGARETTEs.

The general suppositiou that men
live longer than women is proved TO be
fallacious. OF twelve centenarians who
died in Philadelphia in 1879. nine we're
women. OF those who lived 10 ninety
years, there were three times as many
women as men. or those vino reached
eighty years, more than G5 per cent
We're women. The greater the age, the
larger is The percentage Of women. It
is doubtless true that men formerly
lived longer than women, but the dis
sipation in which the fornsr have iu-
dulged 10 late years has altered the re-
suit. Whisky aud tobacco using (par-
ticuiarly smokiug) have wrought the
change. One OF the most damaging
habits in which boys indulge is cigarette
smoking. A majority OF them 'Inhale,"
or take into the luurs, She biting and
poisonous smoke aud nicotine. 4 youth.
who Is able TO uuconcerued'y iuhale the
smoke OF strong tobacco is gas proud Of
his achievement and as satisfied with
himself as the boy who plays a fine
game Of billiards, pulls n strong oar,
runs a swift race, or makes a neat ap-
pearance on q ballroom floor. The
reason for inhaling is found in the fact
that the smoke diverges and looks quite
pretty. when expired from the lungs. n
smoke were invisible, the habit would
cease. We viii give the testimony Of
Dr. Dudley \. Sargent, Director Of the
Harvard Gymnasium, TO support our
assertion as 20 the deleteriousuess of
smoking, particularly cigarettes. He
says that az least one half the students
whom he has examined suffer 10 cou-
siderable, and iu many eases an alarm
ing extent, from palpiiation and other
affections Of the heart, caused princi-
paily by excessive cigarette-smokiug.
Verify, the ballot should be IN the
hands Of woman, that She may put
away tobacco, as well as liquors, from
the mouths Of her children.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-11
TIE MONROE DOCTRINE.

The House Tnier-Oceanic Canal Com
mitiee las unanimously reailirmed the
principle OF non-interfereuce by any
European power in the affairs OF the iu-
dependent STATES of the Western couti-
tnent aud condemns the 'intToduction
from any quarter Of any scheme or
policy which would carry with il the
night Tor any European power to inter
ieFe with their concerns, or TO control in
any other manner their destiny, or
transfer to any such power, by conquest,
eession or acquisition in any other way,
any ot these states, or any portion
thereof" This is known as the Monroe
doctrine, from the fact that President
Monroe, in December, 1923, recon-
mended opposition TO any foreign pow
er's Interference with the governments
OF this continent. The committee have
resolved that "any such effort is danger
Gus 10 our safety and prosperity, and
shall be so treated" President Hayes is
a supporter Of the doctrine" and, if IL
will not annul De Lesseps' canal
scheme, wants principle that viii con-
troll it laid down in plain terms, so that
all the world may understand what is
meant. He says the canal will change
the geographical relations between the
Atlantic aud the Pacific Coast Of the
United States, and between the United
States and the rest Of the world. twill
virtually form part OF our coast line.
Our commercial interest is greater than
that Of all other countries. "No other
great power, under similar eircum-
stances, would fail TO assert rightful
control over a work so closely and
vitality affecting its interest and vel
fare"
The London Standard says that Great
Britain will watch the pretensions, and
il necessary resist the claims, Of the
United States for the control Of the Pan
anna canal; that no more at Panama
than at Suez can the preponderaliug in
auenee Of another power Toe allowed TO
lay hands on the trade Of England.
While any other power may have as
much right to control the canal as the
United States, yet thought Of the pos
sibilities Of the future, and the damage
which foreign power could 10 US by
having a foothold on this continent in
case OF war, rouses our suspicious, and
every American patriot will support the
doctrine. While we are able to take
care of ourselves, yet we do not wish the
encroachments Of foreigners, even iu
times Of peace. Our opposition is based
on the first law Of nature" self
preservation.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-11
FOREIGN VIEWS.

TIE British ship Isabella has been
I lost.
The Chilean fleet has attacked africa,
Peru.
The Msnsion House relief fund reaches
goo 600.
Parueil was enthusiastically received
at Montreal.
A fire mas destroyed $500 houses in
Toxic, Japan.
Hostilities in Afghanistan cannot be
much longer delayed.
The steamer Travancore, from India
for England, is wrecked.
Emigration from England to Amer
lea is increasing rapidly.
The population Of Finland is seriously
mauiies-ing desire for independence.
The Chinese ambassador o. Russia has
been impeached. He may lose his life
Tweuty-three persons were killed NV
a boiler explosion at Glasgow on tbe
7ih.
Hartmann, who was concerned i'm tbe
explosion at Moscow, Russia, is 10 Eng
land.
Vladetsky, who assaulted General
MeiikoH IN St. Petersburg, was exc
cuted.
On the 9Th, a store Of Al tons of arms
Of various kinds was discovered i'm
Madrid.
The Visiula in Austria was blocked
by lee, and, overlooking, flooded thirty
villages.
Russia proposes to agitate the passage
oi an agreement for the eztrsdition Of
regicides.
Men are arrested in Russia il they
express the opinion that the Car will
yet be killed.
It is said that France, England and
the United States will stop the South
American war.
France will send a crack regiment and
a feet OF war vessels to join in the York
town celebration.
Japan has made anothertariG proposal
TO foreign ministers for them to present
TO their governments.
The immense weaving works at Mos
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-11
AT SAN FRANCISCO.


Uneasy rest the heads OF property
owners in San Francisco. The recent
threats Of the sand-lottsrs have created
considerable alarm, and fears are enter
tained that they may attempt violence
on the Chinese in the effort to rid the
city OF the pests" Though all classes
desire to see the Chinese ego" yet the
property-owners and other woiI-disposeI
residents Of the city will not allow muf-
der aud rapine 10 clear Off the Mongols.
even IL the Board Of Health does not
order them removed or "abated as a
nuisance" The properiy-holders and
citizens have organized a society, she
names Of the members being Kept Sc
cret, for the purpose Of protecting life
and property, restoring prosperity, and
settling the present disturbed condition
of affairs. Also, the Workingmen are
known to be armed and arming, aud
there is no telling when trouble may
break out. Kearney has been making
some characteristic threats, and be and
his brother have made "perfect ar
sena" Of his house. Denis is preparing
a list Of the persons on whom vengeance
is TO be visited IL harm is done him, and
will read the names on the saud-lo,s.
I. 5. troops are being concentrated at
the Preside, aud several companies Of
the National Guard OF California are
kept in readiness to quell any disturb
ance.
The state OF Affairs in San Francisco
is an outgrowth OF the presence Of Chi
uese. TIE evils fostered by the Mongols
have given Kearuey, Wellock sud Others
of their ilk the opportunity to come to
the surface by their loud-mouthed de-
nunciation Of a public wrong. II the
leaders Of the crusade were honorable
men, instead Of blatant demagogues, the
autagonlsm to the Chinese might be
spread across the continent, whereas the
present leaders ia the movement against
the "little brown men, excite the con-
tempt of the staid people Of the East.
While the denizens Of this coast are
almost a unit in their antipathy to the
Chinese, yet few representative men
will openly champion the cause and
bear the stigma OF the term Kearney-
ties.
LATER -To-day's dispatches repre-
sent the people quiet but anxious.