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Charity Organization society.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING LAST NIGHT.
At the regular monthly meeting of the board OF
managers Of the Charity Organization Society held
last night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger, there were present A. S. Pratt. president Mrs
Sara A. Spencer and B. Pickman Manu. vice-prest
Chas. F. keefer. representative to Grand Army OF
the Republic; Rev. E. D. Daniels, Rev. A. F. Steele.
Miss Clara Barton, president of the American AS
sOciatiOn OF the Red Cross DR.. Julian b. Hubbell,
Mrs. Louise c. +. Mann and others. DR.. Hubbell
was elected member OF the board to fill va
cancy. Rev. E. d. Daniels was elected correspond
ing secretary.
ing, s16s -; bills paid amounting to Sl44.52; bal
ance on hand, $24.41.
Miss Clara Barton and Mrs. Spencer gave an ac-
count OF the recent ninth annual meeting of the
society had invited these ladies to deliver ad-
dresses with the special end in view Of strength
ening their hands In endeavoring to stem
the tide or paupertsm resulting from aims
position taken by the Washington Charity Orga-
niZatiOn society as a "clearlng house, OF tnfOrma-
tlon concerning charities, and not as an aims
giving and pauper-making association
oughly investigated the history and circumstances
OF the 'Drave and gallant Old Soldier' reported re-
Gently By local paper as having .died Of starva-
uOn," and ascertained that this soldier had pen
nshed by the Z. s. army, lived in suite OF apart
ments for which he paid $50 a month, and the
woman Claiming TO be his wife, who was soliciting
funds IL bury him before he died. was not his wife,
but his nurse: his own wife and children having
been found In an eastern town.
The board passed a resolution Of thanks to A. 8.
Pratt Sons for three years use OF their Office for
board meeting, and To the publication committee
Directory of Charities, which the society accepted
from the committee.
Evening star., 1886-12-08
The Powell will Case.

DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The supreme Court OF the United States on
Monday, decided question OF general interest to
the citizens OF this District and settled disputed
question. by announcing that the supreme Court
has jurisdiction TO review, on writ Of error to the
supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia, the
rulings Of that court upon the trial by jury OF
contested VIII case. The decision Was made in
the case now pending before the United states
supreme Court. where the heirS-at-iaw OF the late
Admiral Levin VI. Powell contest his Will. on the
ground OF want OF capacity and the undue infirl-
ence oil Mrs. Harriet {. stewart, who, they claim,
was Instrumental ill producing Il Will giving an
estate of more than 100000 TO comparative
strangers. including the Columbian university
and the Garfield Memorial hospital, and excluding
the relatives who were most nearly related TO the
tended that nearly all OF his estate was acquired
by The breaking by the admiral OF the Will Or his
maternal grandfather in louisiana in 1887. Mrs.
stewart Was legaIee under the disputed will for
aDout s2O,GOO. The case. as 1t now stands. ON
appeal No. l1o4 OF the supreme Court docket, is:
Hamilton OrmSby ct al. plaintiffs in error, against
WIN. b. Webb and Charles u. Drake: the defend
ants In error being the executors named in the
VIII. \ lew weeks since motion was made in
behalf of MeSSrs. Webb and Drake by their cOun-
sell Mr. Enoch Totten. dismiss the writ OF error
and affirm as delay case. Both OF these motions
have been overrued, and the case will be regularly
heard when il Is reached In order on the calendar
which, unfortunately for the parties. cannot be
accomplished Tor about three years. The QlleS-
tloEo We're submitted upon printed arguments,
The plaintiffs being represented by MesSrS. VIII
liam stone Albert and j. j. johnson. and the de-
PENDANTS by Mr.. EnOch TOtten.
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FoR CHn1srMAs PRESENTS.

FoR CHR1srMAs PRESENTS.
sEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRo1HERl
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs AT $50, $40
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1MPoRIEB BLACK JERSEYS ALL SIZES. FROM
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NEW Linen AND SILK HANDKERCH1EFs.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY.
IMMENSE ASSORT MENT OF IMPORTED DRESS
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LARGE LINE OF ALL-wOOL CLOTH JACKETS
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FORMER PRICES WERE FROM 80 90 TO $4,000
JUST THE THING FOR A USEFUL CHRIST.
g. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
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els PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

ELDER DOWN SPREADS, covered with silk in
handsome designs.
FANCY BLANKETS, CALIFORNIA BLANKETS,
COMFORTS, &C.
CLOAKS at half price. We have marked down our
Cloaks much less than prices and offer
decided bargains in frst-class goods
ASTRAKAN CLOTHS. in all Shades for Jackets and
Trimmings. from a to s16 per yard.
BLACK BROCADE SILK. 80 inches wide, for Circu-
lars, reduced from $12 to So.
RIBBED FEATHER WEIGHT BEAVER, 60 inches
reduced to 50 from $40. especially for mourning gar.
ments.
REDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS.
Having larger stock than usual we have decided 10
offer the following:
4S in. COLORED CASHMERE at 81 &c. which can
not be matched in the city for the price.
STRIPED CAMELS HAIRS. reduced to al.
ENGLISH CHEVIOT CHECKS. reduced to sl.
ALI. WOOL ETON CHECKS reduced to Soc
DRESS PATTERNS, in combinations. have all been
marked down. As many of these Patterns contain
enough for extra wrappngs it will pay you to look at
them.
EVENING SILKS SATINS, ILLUSIONS, GAUZES,
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Evening star., 1886-12-08

RoR's VICTIM DIES THIS MoRNING-TM FUNI
ARRANGEMENTS

hOES VICTIM DIES MORNING-THE FUNkkAL
ARRANGEMENTS.
Minnie Raymond, the young woman who was
shot Monday evening by John F. Roe, her jealous
lover, at house No. 1869 D street northwest, died
at O'Clock this morning. The body of Roe, the
man who shot and killed himself, Immediately
after shooting the woman, was removed from the
10th street station to Harveys undertaking estab-
lishmenr yesterday afternoon by friends. His re-
mains will be taken to GlenwoOd cemetery at 3
o'clock to-day and there inferred While the body
was living at the undertakers it was viewed by
many persons OF both sexes, most OF whom seemed
to be impelled to visit the place by curiosity.
Coroner Patterson gave certificate OF death by
suicide In ROes case. His age was put down as 3S.
Roe's friends in this city took up collection to
pay the funeral expenses. A young man named
Matthew Roach came here from Baltimore yester-
day, and, claiming TO be the brother OF the dead
woman, wanted to take possession OF her effects.
The police to-day took steps to the property
to the wOmans four-year-old son, who has been
taken in charge by woman In South washington.
Coroner Patterson to-day examined into the cir
cllmSt ances Of her death, and decided not to hold
an inquest, as her murderer has already met his
punishment. He made out death certificate in
her right name, Marie Roach. Her age was put
down as 22. Arrangements We're being made to-
day for her funeral.
Evening star., 1886-12-08
BREAD WITHOUT YEAST.

yeast, it
comes stale producing
Baking Powder yeast
entirely defect contrary
Indigestion dyspepsia Royal
Baking
per savingom
quantity o
Baking sweet,
inferior quality
possessing qualities
dark grades
required quay Baking Powders
large quantities. proportions
equivalents they always na other Bread made in this way
night prepared
minutes advantage readily appreciated every
housekeeper.
powder
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Low TARIFF Or Ro1Ecr1os,
WHICH?

THESE ARE THE PRINCIPAL QUESTIONS
UPON WHICH THE PEOPLE ARE DIVIDED.
AND WHY DIVIDED! ENVIRONMENT, FL
NANC1AL INTERESTS, FAMILY MATTERS
AND EVEN THE SEASONS HAVE THEIR
INFLUENCE IN SHAPING OPINIONS.
IN SUCH WEATHER AS THIS EVERY ONE
BELIEVES IN PROTECTION-FROM THE
COLD: AND AS PROTECTION IS LARGELY
A MATTER OF MORE OR LESS MONEY,
OUR STORE IS THE PLACE TO BUY SUCH
PROTECTION AS IS NEEDED EVERY DAY.
OUR STOCK OF OvERCoATs, THE NEW
EST AND MOST POPULAR STYLES, WILL
PROTECT YOUR PERSON, AND OUR
PRICES WILL PROTECT YOUR PURSE
ALL NEW STYLES ADDED AS FAST AS
THEY ARE BROUGHT OUT IN THE MAR
KETS OF NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
JUST NOW THE TWO POPULAR GARMENTS
FOR YOUNG MEN ARE THE ENGLISH
CAPE COATS AND THE EDOUBLE-BREAsTED
TOP COAT. WE WANT TO SAY WORD
ALSO ABOUT FINE GOODS.
OUR LINES OF sCHNABEL AND MON
TAGNAC FUR BEAVERS, AT $50, s35, $40,
$45 AND $50, ARE, WE THINK, NOT
EQUALLED BY ANY COATS AT THOSE
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DHEss SUITS for hire. ilf gth stree.
FoE PURE @rE WHISTLES call on Tharp.

OUR recent Din N"t Imrortatlons enable us 70 pre-
sent an unusually 'tractive assortment Bislue
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Evening star., 1886-12-08

JJ sT RECEIvED.--An elegant artist proof etching
attn, entitled THE Communicates This and
maj ' other rtre ard beautiful etchingS euCray-
1ngs pastel paintings, OIL and water cOlor paint
lngS CbrOmuS &c. and the largest line OF picture
Iram and mOuidings can be found at Veerhof1s :
Si6 AZ. All 1th 81
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Rev. William VI. Barker.

WASHINGTON RECTOR CALLED TO BALTIMORE.
The Rev. William NJ. Barker, rector OF ST Pauls
church. OF this city, was unanimously elected rec
tor of st. Luke's church. of Baltimore at a special
meeting OF the yestry last night. and a COM
mittee. composed OF DIR. Z. II. JONES' Daniel NJ.
Thomas and James VI. Herbert. was appointed to
wait upon him and inform him of his election
Rev. MI Barker Is about Jhirty-ive years old; is
unmarried, and has been rector OF ST. PaulS
church here for several years He Is elected 10 he
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Rev George
W. Harrod some months ago. st. Luke's church
Is one OF the oldest Episcopal churches in Balti-
more, and has congregation Of over 800 persons
Under Mr. Barkers ministrariOns st. PauI's parish
has grown TO be he most nluent ia churches
in the diocese, with much enlarged church build
Ing. The Baltimore -iner1cu, says: 1t Is under
STOOD on good authority. that the vestry in the
selection were governed largely by the recOmmen-
dati0nS OF the bishop OF the diocese, the Right
Rev. Dr. Paret. Mr.. Barker IS the editor OF The
diocesan Journal issued by the bishop monthly
under the name OF the Marylaad Churchman
ONE YEAR IN JAn.-Charles Edwards. the COL
Ored sneak thief who was arrested by Detectives
Ran ANA Horne, was taken before the Police Court
this morning and charged in two cases with steal
ing quantity OF silyer-plated forks and spoons
and three table covers from the auction rooms or
G. c. DuncanSOn, corner OF 9th and ID streets He
pleaded guilty to the charges and was given one
year in jail.
TIE RAILROAD TRAINS AGAIN ON TIME-The work
OF repairs To the track and the removal OF the dam
aeed cars which ran off just below the south end
OF the Long bridge yesterday morning Was com.
peteu ABOUT 30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
the embargo 10 rail travel was raised The trains
on all roads and in every direction are arriving
anu departing to-day on or near schedule time.
DEATH OF WEIL-KNowN CITIZEN.-Mr. James
W. Buher dled at his residence, at Mount Pleasant
Yesterday, in the tfty-iirst year OF his age Mi
Buker was native uI Oxford county. Maine and
came out as an officer in regiment rrOm that
state. After the war he was for several wears n
rierk In he Navy department, and afterwards was
tngdSed IN contracting FOR furnishing naval sup
pllc.- lie TOOK an active part in local political
aHdirS III The days OF the territorial government
ana served a term as Il member OF The house OF
GeieSateS OF the legislative assembly In 1870 and
~. ana Tor several years was president OF the I'd
dstrlcJ republican club. He was engaged for some
time Ia business with MI. $. =. Brown and after
wards was In the dry goods business. Becoming
Interested III Mount Pleasant. he settled there and
pectnc an earnest worker Tor the interests of that
section. lie was a man OF integrity OF genial dis
position, ana made hosts OF friends. His funeral
takto place Tomorrow.
IN unknown White man, travelling westward.
Was Killed near Olustee, Fla, Monday night by q
negro ana robbed OF a large amount OF money
Evening star., 1886-12-08
A. B. F1ssry.
DRUGGIST.

having recently bought out the Drug Store of j. s.
Tyree corner Of 9TH and sts NV, has just laid in
large invoice OF pure Drugs and Chemicals, with
large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS, such as Dressing
Cases. Manicure Sets, Shaving Cases, Whisk Holders
Mirrors Perfumes Hair and Tooth Brushes also Fancy
Cntiass bottles too numerous to mention. which he
respectfully invites the public to call and examine
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with Mr.
j. $. Tyree to remain with me- p3O-lm
Evening star., 1886-12-08

CoSGREGATIoSs. CHURCH,-Choral Society Con-
cert.
NkTION.I-''N We I = 60.
AiB,UGHs.-f fdrrrtt IL Hamlet"
WILLARD '.,IL-ProI. Carpenter.
kEK>. ss.-yariety.
Observation-Disclosures In '.OthellO.-
IAE MUSEUN--NaTisty.
MANASSAS PINoE ANA.-Day and evening
Evening star., 1886-12-08

The American Institute ON Speer,s
Wines
A committee was asapponted to visit Alfred Speer's
vineyards and wine cellars at Passaic, n. j. The
following is the report: ''Many will be surprised
to learn that within so short distance from New
York city IS an enterprise so extensive OF so much
importance and SO successful.
The qualities OF these wines are not excelled by
any producer In the world, and during the season
when the operations OF handling the grapes and
expressing the juices in active progress 1t is
interesting to visit the vineyards and witness the
operation.
A. S. HEATH, NJ. d. R. H. MARTIN, j. DIsrURNELL,
Committee.
For sale by druggists and grocers.
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NEVER EouA1Ep,
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JOhnsOn's, Cor. 18th and e SITS.
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can doubt the finest in the world for half shell
also on Steamed oysters we challenge the world.
None but the best; lifetime experience. Ladies'
large Saloon attached.