Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1874, Page 5

"EVENING STAR. TUESDAY..... woe see April 7, 1874. LOCAL NEWS. ational Metkif,, Theater Benefit of George Metkiff, | “«Btill Waters Kun Deep” and “Quiet Famit; Ports House—Charlotte Cushman as Queen Ratherive” ia “King Henry Vit” Theater Comique—‘ Claude Duval” and other Boveities. waitin Condensed Locain. Robert Beall sends us Frank Leslie's Boys’ of America for May. fegten City Hibernian Benev- See ad. of W: olent wy Ne. Rev. Dr. Sunderland is lying serious'y il at | bis residence. on ©. near 4 street, in this city. | Yesterday Caroline Griffin filed a bill in the Equity Court foradivorce from Theodore Griffin, alleging desertion. Governor Shepherd yesterday appointed Dr. Henry Wallace as the general inspector of gar- | bage for the District of Columbia. | From A. H. Stockman & Son, 828 9th street, m agent of the dmerican Ould Fel- > the fine April number. Col. Richard Harrington will deliver a lec- ture at Masonic Temple to-morrow evening | «History of the Jews. The ann’ meeting of the Columb’a ry Association was held last night, and the follow- ing directors were elected: James McDermott, . E. Reynolts, F. Lewis, J.J. Pea- body, C. Kaufman, J. Dobbyn. At the meeting of the National College of | Pharmacy yesterday, & resolution requesting the District legislature to take such action as | would relieve druggists of the reaponstbility of selling lijuor for medicinal purposes was post- poned till the next meeting. The District of Columbia volunteers at their Meeting last night decided to hoid the banqas April 10th.at Masovic Temple. Alloficers ant soldiers of the District either army or navy are invited to perticipate, and to give notice o° their intention so to do, to the committee. ‘The egg-rolling amusement yesterday by ths ebildren in the Capitol grounds. resnitet in quite a number of small children getting lost. The police report finding last night aboat half ® dezen estray and restoring them to their | nts. | Company D, W.L 1 Orary members as fi ton, of Maryland Georgia; Dr. C. ¢ this city. Mr. W. second |'entenant. last night elected hon- Hon. W. T. Hamil- bn B. Gorham, of | Dr. D. W. Bliss of | » Dennison was elected, dene thirty-third year of bis age. Hisdeath was in- duced py disease resulting from wounds in- | curred tn the service of his country. He served | in the 59th Mlinois regiment during the war, was subsequently vice consui to Vienna, and at the time of his death was in the Adjutant | General's office. ——_e—_— Briipixe Parwirs.—M. Talty, two- brick, 12th street, between New York avenue and I street northwest; Joshua Ciark, two do. South Carolina avenue, between éth and | Hume, H. 8. Davis, | | divorced from the bed and boa | Ga the ground of cruel treatment and habitual | of Virginia A. Travis against Wm. Easter Elections P. E. Church. ANNUAL ELECTION OF VESTRYMEN, WAR- DENS, BTC. In with the usage of the Protest- = m charch, the congregations in this istrict afternoon elected vestrymen &c., as follews “he , Christ Church (Navy Yard)—W. B. Hatchin- tov, P. P. Little, Jeremiah Cross, Dr. W. E. Roberts, C. H. Venable, Samuel Cross, H. Browning, E. B. Berry; wardens, W. E. Hatch- eet Joli fe Cheer ‘Washi: )}—George D. t. John’s Church ( ington’ . Rameey, George Clymer, —~s. CU. Chipman, Robert Reyburn, Matthew Tr: , John Browne, George H. Elliott, Charles Payson. Trinity Church—Nicholas Acker, J. M. Ma- son, Thomas S. Moore, Edward Baldwin, 0. H. Morrison. Charles E. Weaver, D. W. Middle- ton, jr., William P. Young; senior warden, D. Wesley Middleton; = warden, Dr. J. M. Brodhead; 3 7 Seaton Perry, Chureb of the Ascension—W. W. Corcoran, J. T. Stevens, R. W. Bar; |, B. L. Jackson, T. L. . M. Shuster, N. W. Burchell. Church of the Epiphany—Prof. J. H. ©. Oof- fin, Gen. J. H. Eaton, Dr. R. Joseph, Alexan- det Ray, Gen. J. K. Barnes, Gen. J. G. Parke, Mesers. J.O. Evans and @ icCartee, ves. trymen; Lewis J. Davis and W. D. Baldwin wardens, and Mr. Nathaniel Wilson register. Church of the Incarnation (First Ward)—A. N. Zevely, Dr. H. Colburn, B. Harris, J. W. Grifin, Towles, W. E. T: Miller, H.N. Barlow, me! tung, Dr. J. K. P. Gleeson, war to the convention, Dr. H. Colburn. Burnett. ©. B. Parkman, D. Baker, Dr. J.S. Beale, C. A. Bradford. W. T. Ki W. H. Mariow, P. K. Riley vestrymen; Barnett and ©. B. Parkman wardens;’ KR. K. Elliott treasurer. St Paul's Church ( Ward)—W. S. Holli- day, J. B. Kerr, Joseph S. Sesstord, John P. Franklin, J. M. MeCaila, J. F. May, Ww Walker, Harry Valk. y, St. John’s Church ( Dodge, Georgetown)—Prof. M. Yarnel, K. P. J H. D. Gooke, sr.. Rurroughs, ‘bary, jr., W. G. A. H. Herr, ©. E. Rittenhouse. Christ Charch (Georgetown)—O. M. Matthews, Philip T. Berry, sr., Dr. Grafton Tyler, Walter 8. Cox, Benjamin Miller, J.B. Davidson, W Boggs, Evan Lyons, vestrymen; G. D. Ab- | hote, sr., and W. Knowles, jr., wardens; W.S. Cox; register. acted on several divore . In the case of Francis Ann Mills a os John H. Mills, an absolute decree trom the bonds of matrimony was granted. The petition sets forth that on the 13th of January, 1866, she was of defendant, drankenness, and the law since having been amrended so as to authorize the granting of divorces from the bonds of eek for the same causes she files this petition. rT. L. dJobneon appeared for the petitioner, and Mr. Jobn Cruikshank took the fon Also decreed an absolute divorce in the case J. Travis. The petition states that they were married on the 24 of June, 165, PY, Rev. Father Bokel; that they have two children, twins, now five years of age, and she charges that at no time 7th streets southeast: J. M. Etiason, do. do. frame, Virginia avenue, between Ist and 21 Streets southeast; 1D. Jackson, do. do. brick, | ‘Washington street, between Bridge and Cana’, Georgetown; S ¥, do. do. frame, Ist | street, between D and E northwest: B. H. War- ner, Co. do. brick, 11th street, between N and | © northwest; B. Sbes.do. do. do., 7th street. | between H and | southwest; John Wilson, do. do. frame, 11th street, between W and Boun- dary northwest; F. Hornback, do. do. brick street. between 2] and Sd northeast; N. T. lay, two do. do. frame, I street, between Zit and 24th northwest: F. Hancke addition to buildings. West street. between Rock street and P-street briege. Georgetown; K. H. Andrews. three-story brick, G street, between lith and 12th northwest; John W. Combe, two do. fram: th street, between F and ¢ Donnell. do. do. brick, E. tween Ist and 2d northeast; James Spencer, do do. frame, addition, G street, between 44 and 6th southwest; H. Browning, do. do. do. 12th | street, between G and I southeast; Melton P. | Hoover, do. do. brick, Vermont avenue. >> tween N and © streets north: itheast; T. Mc- Capito! street, be- B ‘AL _Compvor or Two Rvvrrans in | Caritot Grovnps.—Yesterday two col- ered men in passing through the Capitol grounds, where there were a large number of | school children engaged in rolling eggs and Other innocent amusements, out of pure cussed- | ness threw some of the httic ones down the steep | embankment, thereby injuring a little girl Lieut. James Jobnson, of the police, being on | the ground, arrested one of them, named Bill | Weodlard, when the other came up and struck the Lieutenan* on the head with a stick, knock- ing him down, and then ran. A crowd of bun- dreds followed, and Oiicer Kearney and De- tective McDevitt coming up, gave chase and | arrested the ruffian, who gave his name as | Olmstead Holmes, and in a short time both of | the brutes were iocked up together at police headquarters. Olmstead Holmes was charged im the Police Court this morning with asau't and battery on Lieut. Johnson, while in the ischarge of his daty. The defendant please | guilty, and in justitication of himself said that the officer struck first. He was cummmitzeu to jail im default of 500 bonds fur action of the gtard jury. = ji A MeeETine In Banat or tax Inprass.—A meeting for the purpose of promoting tem; apee ard civilization among the Indians w. id at the Unitarian church, on 6th street, last ening Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood presided apd made a brief address. She was foilowed by the Rev. Wm. Hinckley, who said that the | Policy ot etvilizing the Indians by edacation and pospel teachings has the entire sympathy of the Iagnanimous of the land, and particularly one of great humanity, whom the people of this land saw fit to place in the highest position in | their power. At the conclusion of Mr. Hinck- ley's remarks, Mrs. L. L. Adams, editor of the Press, of Caltiorvia, made an address, and the | Hautehinsons enlivened the meeting with sev eral songs. A letter from J. P. Root, of Kan- fas, and late minister to Chili, was read, in which he declares that with equal advantages Abe Indians are in every sense the white man's | equal. Jutge Geriand. of Toxas, gave statis- Ges imtenccc (6 Gemonstate that so far from Deing “wiped out” the Indians are on the in- | {i crease, and that to-day the Indian element is | stronger on this continent thai it was at tig time Columbus first landed upon ite shores. pheancateea vases ‘Tue Inise Home Rute Leacre of Washing- top met last a at Trades’ Union Hall, Capt D. McMahon in the chair and J. L. Dease secretary, ard a committee, consisting of Merers. D. A. Brosnan, James S. Fitzpatrick, | ‘Wm. Fegan, Daniel Grady, and John: Kennedy, ‘Was appointed to solicit names and funds. The secretary reported the receipt of $25—a dona- tion from Mr. John M. Langston—and a vote of thanks was terdered bim. The name of Mr. dobn McDevitt was handed in for membership, and he was elected. Secretary Dease moved that a national roll of honor be opened, with | the names of all persons contributing one dollar © more, and that the name of Prof. Langston be placed at the head of the list; adopted. Mr. | Dease tendered his resignation as secretary, and | thi Mr. J. Bellew vas elected instead. The roll of honor wes opened, and a pumber of names were | entered thereor t } Reat Estate Saces.—Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, have sold, for John B. Castel, ex. ecutor, parts of lots 2 and 3, in square 523, im proved ty a frame dwelling, on Virginia ave- between 4th and 5th streets southeast, to auley. for $1,505; for C. Ingle, trus parts of lot: 5 and 6, in square 115, improved by a three-story brick house, corper Pennsy!- vania avenae and 20th street, to A. A. Wilsov, for $7,000; also, for the same trustee, the west part of lot 2. in square 105, improved by a three- tory brick bouse. on H street, between 15th and Toth northwest, to Mre. Susie A. Bergen, tor $5,400. Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold yesterday. for W. D. Casein, trustee, & two-story frame house, situated on the road to Tennallytown, to George Kengis & Bro., for $1,950. pcoctracosat, Soba Suit AcamsT a Tetecrara Cowrany FoR ALLeoED NoN-DELIVERY OF A Massace — Mr. William F. beKnight of Sumter, South Carolina, yeeterc ay entered snit for #1 990 dam- jee against the Western Union Telegra Company, alleging that in June, 1573, a dis- Fate sent to tim from this city by one Mra. E. | - McConant in these words: ‘Come at once, | pS wil! go with you to the President,” was tem. Porarily withbeid from him by the company’s ‘agent in Sumter, with intent todeccive him, t petitioner, and that thereby he sutfered pect niary joss to the amount of $1,500, and by de im receiving the dispatch aforeraid was estop; busines+ arrangements here likely to have resulted in great bevetit to him. Rowpims at 4 Cotogep Batt —uae mgtt the co'ored Odd F omer bali in Macket- ball. Georgetown, was interrupted am Towdies, who bebaved in a very diszracefal manner. Lieutenant Hurley was notitied of their Coings, and sent Officers H 1 Green, who took John Gardner, b nd David Johneon into custody and ip on charges of disorteriy con- were fined 8 each ge Snell. Myers was also char; ith Teésistance to Officer Harper, whow he steuck in the face, and was fined «0 costs. Kivestey’s » Leetcre.—This accovplished ia ‘bo is at once so well-known both a+ r and preacher, will lecture in the If an Enghshman should be interested in ths old Norse expeclitions to this continent, mach more flould Americans. — ee Wasuixoros Fisd Manker To-pay.—Sold dw K. A. Golden & Rro., 5,000 shad ac $15 per atid cents per bunch. | then elected:—Hon. Since the marriage has he supported her more than eight or nine menths at s time; that ie spent bis wages in liquor and other dissipa- tions; that in 1870 defendant accompanied a lady friend of plaintiff's to her home, and made indecent proposals to her friend when passing the Smithsonian grounds; that later in the same year he attempted by force to have the same lady yield to him; that he became very drunk and abusive on the 25th of October, 1875 and threatened to killber. Mr. J. Carter Mar- bury appeared for complainant and Mr. Cruik- shank took the testimony. Also, an absolute decree in the case of Caro- line Bell agt. Henry C. Bell. In this case the parties were married in Georgetown in June, 166, and the bill states that they had oxe child since deceased; that she did not know acter before marriage; that in Septem- 72, be threatened to shoot her, as fome of her relatives, and left her, but subse- quently returned and she went to live with him, and in August, 1573, he drove her away trom her home, since which time he has not contributed | toher support. Messrs. Mitchener and Brown- ing appeared for complainant, aud Mr. Craik- | shank took the testimony. = THE THEATERS.—The penefit to Mr. W. E. Sberidan attracted a to oy audience at the Na- tiopal Theater last evening, and the perform- ance of “The Marble Heart” was a satisfactory | ove in every respect. Mr. Edwin Adams was capitally sipported by Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan, Mre. Murdock, and others of the company, Mrs. Sheridan. making a very favorable impression in her debut in the part of “Marie.” Mr. Sheri- dan was ticularly good, and, in response toa | je a very neat speech. He is a clever | nd will always be welcome in Washing- | ten. To-night Mr. Metkiff, who has a host of friends here, bas bis benefit, on which occasion one of the best bills of the season is offered, comprising ‘ mily,” by the Joe Jefiereon Dramatic Club; “Still Waters Run Deep,” by the National company; Mr. Hill in his blindfold trapeze act, a gentleman of Wash- ingten im Teutonic warbling and dancing, Xe. Charlotte Cushman was welcomed back to the Capital last night by one of the largest and most fashionable houses ever assembled in a Washington theater. It is not worth while at this late day to print words of commendation of her impersonation of ‘‘Meg Merrilies,” one of the great histrionic pictures of the age, familiar as household words to a generation ‘of pliy- gots, suffice it to say, that as presented at ord’s Opera House last night it was as startling and wierd and powerful as whan the great actress first became famous. She was fairly supported, and due care was taken in the mounting of the play. Cushman will ap- pear this evening in her great roie of “Queen Katharine,” in “Henry VII,” and to-morrow night will repeat ‘Meg Merrilies.”” The appearance of Mr. Geo. B. Radcliff as “Claude Duval” at the Theater Comijue last | night attracted a large audience, who were well | satistied with the entertainment offered them. Miss Sallie Mason and other members of the | fine combination at that theater this week elicited a fair share of the applause. Tae Tererayce Leacve Oasanizen.— The daily meeting for confersnce and prayer was held last evening in the First Congré tional chureb. Rev. Dr. Parker preside”, and | ev. H. A. Cleveland was electe* Secretary pro (em: ‘rn@ follewing permanent otticers were ‘m. Strong, president; | Key. Dr. Gray and Mrs. Wm. Stickney, vice- | preridente; Wm. Ballantyne, secretary; Mrs. G. | Linville, treasurer; Hon. M. D- Legaett, Judge Casey, Judge Fisher, Rey. Dr. Noble and Mrs. Wm. Stickney, advisory committee; executive committee, three women from each and every church in the city. The pastors were | directed to nominate these, and a committee of | five was appointed to receive the nominations | and report at the next meeting. Rev. F. M. Bradley, Kev. G. G. Baker. Mra. Linville, Mrs. | Nelson, and Mrs. Burris were the committee. | The women of the city were requested to cim- tinue their meetings for prayer in Wesley chapel, at 1 o'clock p. m. of each day during the remainder of the week. The general daily prayer and conference meeting at 5 o'clock, in Congregational church, was also continued, | rene | yne of the ice Is in receipt of what pur- | all the ice packers, some Tae Ice Cror i Mary companies of this cit ports to be a list of thirty-nine fn number, on the Kennebec river, | asked; do. 1573, Tay bid, Maine, rhowing in detail the number of tons of ice in store there, footing up, in round numbers, 575.500 tons. In that state, outside of the Ken: nebec river supply, it is estimated that there is about 150,060 tons for exportation. This may be so, but the Maine papers, which can bave no object in overestimating the quan- tity, give much larger figures, and assign as a reason the failure of the erop further south, hich prompted the Maine companies to use ail available permanent and extemporiz2d means of storage to accommodate the expected increase of order® from that cause. The same papers have, so far as we have seen, made no reference to @ rise im wholesale prices there. Ne Tae Comrne Fest or Tae WAsHtnerton Scuurtzen VEREIN—At @ meeting of tae committee of arrangemeuts of the Washington Schuetzen Verein at the park yesterday, $5,000 was appropriated for the fest this summer, and sub-committees were appointed to perfect the arrangements. The fest will take place on dune 2th, seth, and July Ist, 2d, and 3d. Ex- tensive improve’ ~ — ae = at ag k, including the beautifying of the grounds, paper oe ‘@ new sbooting stand, a new music stand, and three ii ‘reshment booths, the ref Plauting of over hundred trees, Wo., «2. Bvitpire AssociaTions.—At the tweifth monthly meeting of the Kepublic Savings and Building association last night, 19 shares were #ivanced upon, at an average premiam of 70 bt wat :® meeting of the First Cosperative Rmilting sdatien last eo were fs A at the 6th s ‘Ot th .! the Security Building Arsociation last night, two shares were ad- vanced on at an average of 59 per cent. ———=—— RicRiPts oF THE DistaIct Gov: eM eNT 1x Mancu—The collection of general taxcs of IsT?-4 during the ith of March, 1874, footed » $51,480.20; Georgetown, $1,211.21—total, $34,897.63. $1,001.48; ‘,apecial taxes (old $3,758 63; + advertised, mptoin tax lien certificates, $11,319 °9; markets, $857. Total receipts, $06,251.22 * Cu. Sergeant Hi St. Mark’s Charch (Capitol Hill)—Joseph 8. | also | | Metropolitan Bank, 161 Plaintiff. Equity Covrt—Judge Wylie. ‘The April Term of this court was convened this morning, and a number of decrees and or- ders were paseed. The most important were those In the divorce cases, noticed elsewhere, and in | the case of Weich agt. the a Co- operation Building association, in which the court refused to discharge the restraining order. ProvaTe Court—Judge Olin. | _ To-day, the will of late Wm. Franklin | was filed, fully proven, and admitted to pro- bate. He beqneathes his estate to his relatives and ‘nominates F.U. Stitt as executor; bond 000. The case of the estate of W.H. Wil- liams was entered as settled. The will of the late Eliza Scott was filed. She bdequeathes her estate to the son and ado) daughter of her sister, Sarah Patterson. Margaret Altmansper- ardian of her minor children; t Babbington. guardian of | orphans of Wm. isboington; Cond foo. The | will of the late John Gibson was filed and par- tially proven. He bequeathes 1,000 to his aon William H., $500 each to his sons G. W. and Andrew, the payment of the bequest to the | latter being discretionary with his trustee; his | household stores, silver plate, books, &c., to his | wite, to whom he leaves a life interest in his real estate, and gives explicit directions for the education of his grand children. He nominates H, A. Clarke as his executor. The will of the late Stephen Henning was also filed and par- tially proven. He directs that his real es:ate be sola and divided into eight shares—oue to each of his children and one to be divided between the children of a deceased child. Messrs. George A. Bohrer and Theodore Snittia are named as executors. Pouce Cougt—Judge Snell. To day, Louise Edelin, enticing prostitution; work-house. John Brown, profane; $3. (eo. R. Lyles, do.; 3. John Graff was charged with selling liquor without license in less quantities than one pint. It was shown ia testimony that defendant sells beer in stove-pipe glasses, which hold a pint, and the case was dismissed. Wm. Beuchert, charged with selling liquor in leas quantities than one pint without license. The same testimony was shown in this case, and de- fendant was discharged. Wm. Woodland, lond and boisterous; #3. ‘Lucy E. Urosswell, assault aud battery on Anca Martin; 83 and costs. MR. HUYCK AND MOLLI® CHAMBERLAIN. Leonard Huyck, charged with Itand bat- tery on Mollie ©. Chamberiain, a pretty and | sprightly young lady, who testified that Hayck | went into her room on Sunday morning last and | pulled her out of bed and jerked her about the | reom, and told her that if she ever told any per- | son again anything aoout what he had done, or talkea about him in any manner whatever, he would have her heart’s blood; that he would like to see her tied to a stake, and he would bs the firstone to set fire to her to burn her up. court. Mr. Huyck stated to the court that the lady was laboring under a hallucination of mind, and had had these spells on her before; there was no truth in the statement she ha: was not one of Insanity, but of protection to the | lady, and Mr. Hayek must give $300 bonds to keep the peace. AN EPISODE OF THE GEORGETOWN BALL. Jobn O'Connor, assault and battery on Solo- mn Livingston, who testified that last night he attended a ball in Georgetown, and about 4 o’clock this morning, on the breaking up of the | ball, he conducted ‘two ladies to the carson | Bridge street, and was followed by defendant | and others,ail of whom made insutting remarks. | Finding the first car did not start until about 6 | o'clock, and rain falling, he invited the ladies to take seats in his store to protect them from the rain. When the first car started he escorted the ladies to it, and on returning to his store he Was assnulted by the defendant, who struck him in the head and knocked his hat into the gutter, and afterwards some kind of missiles were thrown at him. O'Connor had no witness, bat told the judge that the assault was made by his | companions, who made their escape. This was | not credited much, and he was fined $50 and costs, Geo. Rogers, an able-bodied colored man, was charged with refusing to assist Sergeant W. W. Perry, of the 2d police precinct, when called on to aid him in making an arrest of a desperate character, who resisted him and gave hima great deal of trouble. It was testified in behalf of the defendant that he was ignorant of tha law and his duty, and, not much harm coming of it, the court imposed the nominal fine of a1. Daniel Stewart was fined 25 for loud and bois- terous talking. a GEORGETOWN. Fish Waarr.—The receipts of fish at the wharf to-day were 1,000 taylors and 500 herriag. ‘The herring were sold at $10 per thousand and the taylors at $1.10 per hundred. Geain Travg.—There were no receipts of grain to-day. The sales were 1,100 busueis red wheat at $i ALEXANDRIA. Too VERDANT.—A voung and handsoms lady who resides in West End, visited a dry goods store on the corner of King street last Friday afternoon, and asked to see some “bows.” Tae would-be witty clerk, with astraggling mous- tacheon his lip, impertinently replied that he Was the only one in at preseat. She promptly replied that she did not want a green one, therefore be would not suit, and left the store vowing never to enter it again. Missixne.—A German named Radolph Bra- ner, @ prominent member of the Young Men’s Christian Association, and until lately a street- car conductor, has been missing for several days past, and bas, it 1s generally reported, run off, carrying with’ him all the money he conid 1: his hands upon. One of the means he employed for raising the wind was to buy two framed houses, tear them down and nell the material at a considerable advance upon the frst small py hoes of the purchase ies! he had paid. Allusion to his defection aud fall was made at the meeting of the Y. M. C. A. yesterday after- noon, and prayers were offered for his reclam 1 tion.— Gazette, last evening. FINANCIAL 4ND OOMMERCIAL, Washington Stock Exchange, April 7. Quotations furnished by Middleton & Co., bankers The following were the prices bid and asked at the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:—U. 5S. gold, 13% bid, 134% asked. *. S. Bonds—5-20's, 1864, M. &'N., 19% bid; 1865, do., 20% bid; 1565, J. & J., 204 asked, 1357. do., 19%, bid, 204 asked. Bank stocks— Bank of Republic, 135 bid, 165 asked bid; Second National Bank, 94% b'd, 102 asked. City Passenger Rail- roads— Columbia stock. 2i asked. Sundry list— National Theater bonds, J. & J.,7 per cent., 80 bid, 85 asked; Masonic Temple bonds, F. & A. 6 per ct., gold, 90 bid, 95 asked. District secari- ties (District of Columbia)—Wa. Co. S. bonds Ts, J. & Joy 187 vei market asked; water do., 1903, 7 Water stocks, 6’s, J. Fund. loan bond . . 90 bid; do. (Leg.) 6's g., M. 3 1902.75 bid: asked. Board of Public Works—Certiticates ‘neral improvement, 8's, J. & J., 1874, 84 id, B43 asked; do. 1875. °76 bid, 80 asked; do. 1876, 75 vid, asked 187, T4e bid, TS asked; do. series, 78 bid, 80% asked. tes, sewe & J., 1574. 71 bid, 718) asked; do. 1875 69 asked; do. 1576, 64 hid, 67 ‘asked; do. 1 bid, 67 asked; do. 1878, 65 bid, asked series 4 asked. Water certitics 8's, I 7 bid, 82 arked. -____e___ | Wall Street To-day. New York, April The Post's financial | articie eays:—Gold opened at 113,, decliaed steadily to 113 y, and has since gold at 117 | On gold loans the rates have been fi for carrying. The foreign exchange market is | dull, with sales on a basis of 448 for prime bank- | er’s sterling. The stock market, on a small | volume of “business, opened strong, but soon | became heavy, and has so continued. Money remains abundant at 4a5 for call loans ani 5 to | 7 for prime to good mercantile paper. Govern- | Ment bonds are steady. Southern state bonds were quiet and a fraction lower than yesterday B. 1 ee ringinta. st consol JALTIMORR, A xen, - tdated v valve if 30: Weat Virgiaia’s, 10%; North Carolin oid, 38; do., new, 20; do special t miaditogs Ib Wheat Certitt 5, ona. 5, 65 bid n—low machsugad. Gg southern, Gj ae western, 6l@AS. Bye dull * "Provisions stro alet; nothine off Foi Meate—sboniders, 6% 5", Bacon—shon'ders, cured hare. ont firm— rovant and a ._ 8 Coie aoninal. Whisky “Galt, 9s. . A i. uasON. Apel 7, 12.30 9. m. ‘Brie, %. New York JR, Al 190 p. m.—The weather through: ested ak Eee ee ae os maggie Of Bngland on bataace to- She said she only wished protection of the | made. The judge remarked that the question | $20; new enameled achoice full set for $10, the novelties in Whitby jot, It. He has just re- ment ; great care, and which are now on exhibition at his popular jewelry store, 457 Pennsylvania avenue. uD ited sale as Heimbold's Buc its neme and fame are known everywhere; and it deserves its great reputation, for it has un- doubted merit. It is warranted to cure all dis- 2, re roprietary stamp ot H.T. Helmbold oa each ttle. For sale by ail druggists. 203 oe Notion To Consumeas. Popularity of Dooley's Feast Powder has indu & certain firm who manufacture a Baking Pow- der to copy verbatim our advertisemsnts, sim- Ry substituting their name in place of ours. ile this proves the standard excelience and worth of our Yeast Powder, it is calculated to deceive the consumers, and reflects the chara> ter of the parties, as well as the goods which they are ‘onde ‘oring to force upon the anw Be sure that you call for Dooley's Feast Pw i and take no other. Dooley & Brotuer, P. prietors, 69 New street, New York. gee Witnor's Cop Livea Ort axp Lime.—Per- sons who have been taking God Liver Oil will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has suc ceeded, from directions of several profe mtlemen, in combining the pure oil and lim: in such @ manner that it is pleasant to the taste, and its effects in lung complaints are traly won- derfal. V. whose cases were 5 nd who had taken the clear oll for a jong time without marked etfect, have been entirely cured by using this prepara: tion. Be sure and get the genuine. Manafac- tured only by A. B- Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. 03 Loox at Tats, Laptes!—I have used a Whee- ler & Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven- teen years without any repairs being needed. It has worked geet: during all that time, Won all kinds of family sewing. [ believe the heeler & Wilson to be without an equal. Marcaret MiToaR.t, 46 57 Ist street, Georgetown, D.C. ene ae TuRco-Russiaw Batu: Medicated V por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shed 903 E street. 3,2,1: THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 1,5 ee eee THaT Corns, BuNIONS, Troublesome Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy bealth, and SS irritability of temper, shorten life interfere with its du- ties and pleasures, is probably as much of a trueism as that the establishment of Dr. White, No. 535 16th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury whose treatment upon owe | scien- le Gaited | is liberally patronised by the moet ieee omy and considerate Fooele, in or- der to avoid, or if ailing to be relieved or per- manently cured of those most troublesome an- noyances. ee Fever Rnd 4 m like Doo! Der'bottie. co Ponp’s ExTRact is tor sale at wholesale by Chas. Stott & Uo., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists every whe! tw,t,tf, ‘THERMOMET! nd Karometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4\ street. —_-_¢. Witocox & Grps’s S&wine Macuine. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, Intelligencer building. 10,28 —_—___ “COMMENCEMENT.” e there is no ya Tonic. 21 IMMENSITY. STYLE AND ELEGANCE ARE THE PROMINENT CHARACTERISTICS OF OUB NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF SPRIWVG CLOTHING WHICH I8 NOW READY FOR INSPECTION, IN OER Department WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE Boys’ SCHOOL SUITS, SOHOOL 8U:TS, DBESS SUITS, DBES3 SUITS, MEDIUM &UITS, UM 8! 8, ery xa CHEAP SUITS, OBEAP SUITS, WELL CUT, WELL MADg, AND OF GOOD DURABLE MATERIALS. Examine Our Stock. HABLS BROTHERS. MERCHANT TAILORS & FINE CLOTHIERS marg0-tr Corner 7th and D streets. PURE SUDA WATES AND HAUBURY SMITI’S MINERAL WATERS IN SHEET BLOCK-TIN LINED STEEL FUUNTAINS. Pure Syrups from Fruit Juices, By the use of Stee! Foonteins, Block-tin the purity of the contents is assured, and theshape of the fountain: ables them to be charged mu! more uniformly atd more thoreughly thanthe er- inary copper OF iron fountains ‘rede #uppli by. pied SAMUEL C. PALMER, Depot, 67 Green street, Georgotown, D. 0. N.B No charge for dekvery. Pri istg PA GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS ICE —The sevesth annual of ne Sika £ IuDI8G AsSOCIA oy wo wal bane lotel, at Th o'clock EV which timean eho of of, eerve jog y+er will be held. WILLIAM KINO, Secretary. VOCAL AND TaStROMENTAL Co CERT, UNDER THE Av POTOMAC LODGE. No TOW be held at NING, at the ensul ASUNI7 OHOTR, the following Artist: Miss BDITG . _Mr RAM'L Y EAU, Bolo Piesist: me ist; Master HARRY DONO’ Years old Ballad: and a fn'l orchest: On THURSDAY EVE! FORREST B Lt, Georgetown. D O Toors open st 7 o'clock; Concert to commsnce at sorieck. 3 1 $1; to be had of commit ees and ‘at the dor. p73: BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. A VERY DESIRAB! RY BRIOK THREE-STO DWELLING Bi = DoctiOn 00 IN GEORGETOWN aT s On FRIDAY. aprit doth, at 5 sr uleck p. i OD ise8, parts of Lots $4 a2 €5, fronting sbont 20 teet on th street, een lerick aud The improvements consist story Brick Bwelling-house (No. $4), containing nine rooms aod cellar | ‘erme: One-third cash; balance in menths, with :nterest at 3 per cent., deed cf trast on the property. Qonveyancing at ths cost of the purchaser, srs THOS. DOWLING, Anct. VALuarLe BEAL B:TaATE IN GEORGE TOWN, AT { a deed 12 and 15 secured br a AUCTION. of trast tous dated Jaly in Liber No. 691 he hh ©.. and by reyuest of the part, will sell at public auction, in ep FRIDAY, April 10,1374, at 4 o'clock p m., of that part’or parcel of ground knows as Lot cighty nine (t9), in Threikeld’s addition to George town: Beginning for asid part at the soath if 2d street, and at the end of one hundred and + iy feet easterly from ths southsast corner of W arr and 2d streets; thence easterly with the line of street fifty-six feet (55); thence southerly, al Warren street, «'xty feet; shenes easterly. bn 2d street, f ur fect (4); theace sontheriy, “4 lel to Warren street, ninety feet (90); thence west- erly. parallel to 2d atre=! xty fect (60);and then @ borther! raliel to Warren street, ous buacrsd end fifty-six feet (156), to 8d street aa4 the begin. ning; withthe improvements thereon. consisting of 8g d two-story Brick House, No. 113 21 st. Sr Oe TNE ona WEBB, CHARLES GC BURR. ‘Trustees, merst JOSEPH F. KEULBY, Anct’s, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP oe ON THIBD STREET, GEORGETOWN, On FRIDAY, April 10th, at 5 o'clock p my secured thereby. we iront of the premises, i T shall sell at putitic anction, in front of tht premises, par of Lot 143, in Beatty aad Haw- kins? addition to ‘Ketowt, fronting 35 feet on the south tide of Third street, between Market a Frederick street, by a depth of 125 fect -" ‘he improvements consist of an elegant two atory maveard roof and bas-ment press brick frout Dwell- inj two-story Rack Baflding, the w: ‘ing nice rocms, including bath-room ig pumber of closste, &e, Phe Motrcp Tord cars pas jor, and the prop: riy Way desirable, having ‘all the. modern ments. gar, h and Lat moves. Lat tan is in every in t col er, range Earse Stable end Carriage House ot. bird cash; balarce in two equal ine'allments at six and twelve months after date, With interest at ten per cent. of wale, credit payments to be trust; cr all casb, at the option z veyanciog at purchaa-r’s cost, A dapasit of bundred dollars required as soon as the propsrty atruck off. 28 12." THOS. DOWLING, Anct. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES SAL¥ OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. 0. By virrue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Commbta, passed on the 9th day of March. A. I 1374, in # cortatn caase therein RirGiog, wherein Rextiald Bendall, amigues of m=burg, wes co mpl m. D. Cassin al. were defendants, the usdersigned, as trasice: will sell on the respective premises. on TURSDAY: the 7 bday of Apri’, A. D. 1874, at the hour of 4 vclock p. m., the fullowing-described real estate situated in Georgetown, District. of Colambia, viz All that lot of gre Wing oud being in Ge trg:- town, trict of Columbia, and Known ua lots No, 152 and No. 153,in Beatty and edd: to said to pounded as follor i as ning fer ths «awe at a point ou the sout street, distant 205 fect east from Markt thence running wost 25 feet; theace «mth 15) f thence east 25 fost; thence norta 130 fact to the ba ginning, improved with a two-story frame dw-lliag ‘ALSO, All that lot of ground tying and being in town, trict of Coiumbia, being the north lot NO. 125, in Beatty and Hawkins? adi town, at the corner of High and 2t fronthog 35 feet. more or teas,on High ant 29% feet on Md strict, improved #ith a Brick and Frame Warehouse, All thet other and Hawkins’ ac nis g at 8 pint in the west lino of Hix! taot 35 feet or thereabouts, south from west corner of Hich acd ‘2! street thence south with Hich street 25 fee: aud runnin: k west of the same width to toe wert line of ward los No. 1imp ed with a tne three-story Brick Store and Dwelling. L AL will be sold together, all ti Hi ore or Lasa, 25. 1m said Bantry pd on the south line of 21 street, and run then sonth 42 feet, then south 33% degrees wos? 6 feet, thea s/atu 28 teet 9inches to a brick wall being id a line with the nerta wall of Jacob Ba: : then south G74 dogrecs wi western line of the eaid inches, then east with south ne of 4 inches. 34 part, boundedas foilows: Bagianing & thesouthwest corner of the lot_jast described, at the junction of the above Hine of 36 feet 8 inches nud 0 iuches, run then souch ext nd in, oned line of 23 fect $ fach»-, more or less. to Brooks’ north line, then east 4 fee", tasn, north parallel te the first line'23 feet 3inches, more or lese, and then westerly to the beginnivg. ALSO All of Lot No. 122,10 said Beatty and Hawkins’ addition, fror.ting about 6) feet on south line of 21 street, aud running back of same width a>out 120 fret. improved with two two-story Frame Dael ings. ALso. All that part cf Lot No.7, in ssid Beatty and Bawkins’ addition, fronting 83 feet onthe north line of Dunbarton street, and being: veyed by William B. Woodward, trustee, to J scub Bamsturg by deed dated Sept. 29, 1583. ALSO, They will ‘pre nises, on WEDNES- DAY 1874, 0f the hur of 4 ri of Lot No. old n, District of Oolambia, bouuded eginvieg for ssme on the west side at the southeast corner of said lot 73,andean thence weet with the sonth line of said lot 62 feet, thebos north parallel to High street 49 feet 6 iaches, thence east parallel to first line 61 feet to High street, thence south with west line of High street to the begioning, togetper with the large mill thereon ‘and all the machinery in the same, ALSO, All those lotsof ground lying and being in George town, District of Columbia, and known as lots N. 27 and No. $7, 1n Peter, Beatty, Threlkeld and Dea- kin’s addition to eaid’ town, as the rame aro laid down on the plats and p aus of sai 5 ‘Terms of ssle: Ons third of the purchase mney of each parcel sold to bs cash. and the balance ta two equal payments at x and twetve months, witn in- terest froin day of sale, to be secured. by approved bonds or notes and a reserved lies on the premises, apd on the ratification ef apy such sale and full payment cf the parchase money a deed will be given to the purchasers. $100 to be paid at tia» of sale on cach parcel sold. All converancing at cost of parchaser. Torms tobe complied with within five days from day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell ihe property sold Tisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser chasers. WALTER 8. COX, raxtoe WILLIAM D. OASSIN, if ae mié-2awads THOMAS DOWLING, Anct’r. the sams es con- BALLS, &e. yee ARNUAL BaLt, Fo! ‘BENEr THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, MASONIC TEMPLE, TUESDAY EVENING, ara 7, 14. In soliciting the patronage apore entertainment, the Ditech rs Mospital think it only neccesary to ref rt> the character and of the institation the need for euch a cbarity ta! Wasbingte, and the amount of good it bas alr secempl in relieving the » ferings of th» and ¢ + Without distinction as t sex, sect, nationality or color. and free af @il cost or ¢ pense Tickets may be cbtained from the members of any of the committees, and at the places where tickets uch entertaiminents are osually sold tirman aud tds" Saaitional tady. 2 MUSIO BY THE MARINE AND WEBEB'S BANDs. “ bite to the wr the COM™ITTEES Mr. Mr. Mr. . r maken, Mr. Dr.W.B Drinkard. BCRP TION. Mr. - Dr. J © Galt, br. Mr. Fitzhugh Oovte, Hoi Dr. Grafton Mr. Mrs H Dr rr. <2 LER REN Berexsumenre MM. W. Galt, Mr. HT. Semken, Mr. F. B. McGaire, ~ Niles, Mr.8. V Ns. Biward Temple. W. WJ sbaston, —- MANAGERS Andeuricd Mr. G. A. Morris, ‘ % Mr. Aatick Palmer, WW Hasden Edwards, Mr. Dwight T. Bool, | r.G G. Frelinghuysen, Mr’ Geo. M. Totten, Mr. Frank Lee, Mr. Maawell Woodiull A Basket will be placed nesr the door of the ball m fcr the receipt of ontributions as vie. | ay be d’spored to offer for the benefit of the | inmates cf the hospital mares td iRep.. Chrou_atd Sunday papers copy | At MADAME ESTREN’S, 61% 13h «tr reduce our enormous stock of Hai Braids, avd Ouris. Very bandsom- Bra’ anew ety! at $1 and upwarue; pesutifal Curls from cents npwards, Ladies in want will save money and time, PP aidexamine, W ye gusiantec satin JET ORNAMENTS. Just received, a fine sssoriment ia GIMPS, FRINGES AND BUTTONS. Newstyles,at LOWE'S, 920 P. Bpe-3i* AndSil E A. McCORMICK, ISYLVANIA AVENUE, (Up 8 BLEGANT OPENING oF SPRING MILLINERY, ox WEDNESPAY, APRIL 8, ‘To which the ladies of Wasbiagion aud vicinity are fmvited. apetr S Prine oops. Received an elegant assortment of Children « | LACE and NORMANDIE Cars. Mew siyies ae oe 614 No branch store. NE SPRING NEW GOODS. « PABASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, BESL HAIB. And NOVELTIES in Fancy @ YOUNG'S N B m 500Ds AT REDUCED PRICES W Gv0DS Bi. B—Gusrantes that no oulor rube of, ring Your articies eon. t> eet thom bask ie time FISHEE, FIBST OLASS SOOURER, voprcite Patect Odes eepl-ly DRY sons. PENSE REDUCTION: eg co i eblire tow steck of DRY rebased tn New York by Mr. Bro- bert stgten 73, 5 Mer tite { makes aod dc oble width Teitle Ottoman Shewls, White Shetland Woo! Shawls, @1.35 Liver sodberchic(s, ec, timed ~ mu © lored Kids, 650, Wameutin Cotton ier aed'anies biseched and Un- t aes Ovttons Te and epwarde @ood low priced Clark's Bpoel Gorton &e a I Gorton. <gnally low. Dur moots are ot the lee, selected with Preat care” cheap. ané will do F: =) ODEEAD & ©0., streeta. bet Imdb andis h sta. SPRING Goops RECEIVED DaIcY. A Deantifel line of Alpacas at popular p Piaid , Siriped and Plain © mart-tr Spring Opening. CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS AT BARGAINS EXTRAOR VINA ¥. OVER 200 PIECES JUST REOBIVED Westall open for toepection MONDAY 232, the lar ges, avd mow choice assortmeut at CARPETS ever exbibited in the Boetrict The patterns bev Marc) LD HITE MATTING aT vec Be sure and ese our chasing elsew bere Lemenber fac essortinant before pur THE ARCADE. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 SEVANTS STREET, ert] tr Derween D and E TELY PERFECT aud bral without @ riv * uaard it et Lincoln Ball, at Gre: ~enwond's entertainment, or sale only at 1212 thstreet ING Fie RUS con Seely MaePeacences ancy ‘wenty years’ experience, fo ot Rrebets, o ot elerere Pianos; eee iLp THE CELESRATED KNABE PIANOS! ‘The artist's chotce t orld ower, ‘The beantifal ton AMMON PIANOS, of Albany, N.¥ ,cheapf. « ced pric tnstrenent Bapere p for Cash, and redgced prices to Becond-hand Piauos taken tn exchange. Bel ers 01 Schonenger's Favorite ORGAN. ©. REICHENBACH’s PIANO WAREKOONS, Jenl3tr 423 Mth st., above Pesos. aveune, USING AND BENEWING PIAN ‘D ORGANS A SPECIALTY, sal aes @. KUHN, Practical Pianem: (Formerly with Stet: way & Sous.) Peg od the =. ied P or the “unt DECREE BROS. New York Slater at Nairn's, er of Orb ati Peunsylvana evens, oud at Kart vania event Piatos and 638 New York avenue, i NOS of, k and eo ~ = = - nant Pepeeyicania Avoune BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS HIRTS MADE TO ORDEE tn the lost manner of Waemeu ta or ork mills MUSLIN and D, door east of Tth street. res, Public Builinge, Hi stela, i FRAMES for Stores, at factory prices FLAGS, OAMP-MEETING TEATS for esie or it. ont for the Improved Mildew Proof AWFINGs FOB PUBLIO BUILDINGS LS a Oe POO VATE BESIOENGES = TENTS FOR SALE OB BENT, Decorations furnished for Bails and Parties. Br 4. ©. HOGAN, Mauufacturer, 713 MABKET SPACR, Between Tb aod &b stron. Bole for the MILDEW PROOF AWNING Ba’ 7 angst PLCNBING. GAS-FITTING AND SEW EE. i ptly attended to, on reasonable terms, bam RIEN, Practical Plumber, Ho Besidenoe northeast. Bpootsity, TUN LINED PIPE alwayson band. wmidl-tr SPRING GOULS AT LOW PRICES. INO. H. SM 119 Baince Srresy. ae japied to the earty Pmakes of BLACK Sfer ac. IBTING. COPTONS:: aod’ ctiner weasnanbie Sans other "seatee i vege i. ie very LOWEST casa ; and aa 6 call from purcwaserss JOHN H. SMOOT & SO S7 Our purchases being mate exclusively for are to offer inducements to cash mardd-im XTR. AVANA LOTTERY. — CAPITAL Z& $500,000. Drawiag April 234. Pricev—W hole Tickets, @129; Halves, rad 630; fifths, §: Teuths, $12; TEBRIES. BK & 0O., SS Bowery, Germania Bank mps-16t Reduced P.O Box 4871. 1 Building, New York. OTICE.—TEMPOK4ARY REMOVAL, ‘The continual increase of business making it ne- and otberwi cesnary to rebuild my store increas: iy facilities for the execution of ail ordera: i ohall be meant, dares Y ress of . work, at a few doors above Jefferson As the improvement will not interfere with the execution of work i gree oe! snd scouring de- era ealeaiael * Dyer and Booarér. Office, oni Sacer ustice, No. 77 Lind Fo 4& PERFROT-FITTING SHIBT LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT BEEN’S, 422 9th Street Northwest, SHIRT PATTEEES OUTTOORDER. jex?-4m 3 Be. ‘wail’ Alawicx SEMINABY FOR YOUNGLADIES Recah Saar e bae ‘won't die on the 7 Ettsscisunpe 1661. be REED: ane Dresses ‘sad Dyed without being 0 Garments Cleaned aad Dyed withou: Shoes, Fars, oto. Cleaned at shortest Ho, 12 BY THOMAS DOWLING, Anctionser, _ G41 Louisiava avenue, two doors east of 7h st. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON saDee STARS. bela poa anla Po: of virtue of ade ree of the Supreme Co! the District of Gonmmbia, passed ta Kaait? ave fendi the undersigned, as Trustee, wi!! expose tosale, at pubiic anction, in front of the prevntses, ou TH' BEDAY, the ‘Sth day cf April ‘the hoa o’olock p.m. jolmend’s addition to Geo ae eof Bridge. {rmerly belonging to Captain L. Mackal Bri street. beitg 20 feet or mor ith Montgomery street 95 fect; then wes" Briggs wtrect 30 feet or more, uot it intersects the second live of the before-mentioned lot leased to Batle 3 vather! tel to Moutgomery street 95 foot to Betdgestroct aad place le, 83 prescribed by the decree: One- third Saxe teteae in two equ six le mor ths 5 ortherly = ms mard/-3m*__ 101 Bridge st., Goorgstown, Bakjauin MILLER, N. FIERY: HA°434takSaoissn? prawine 1y 36.000 Tichets~One Prise to-every 7 Tickets Onty ? Prize Ofesennn TPrive of Tecmo i ezswareraenee S i Pras — 00 2 Prizes each of... Bow 4 Prizes each of.... -- woo 3 Prises each of = Oe Circulars with full 12 Free. Pickote Hower and Gancrat gest, 30 Liberty wrest: Sow Tent cmabnintsotdinedamecnes oe re seetes. SOLID GOLD WATCHES FOR ¢23. JABAT ‘D RINGS = A PERS Y Wel ay A UB, & at rs PENSSYLVANIA RR NATIONAL HOTEL. District Donde of ail kinds taken in pay- sand sos Ives. Osi! ™mar2-tr GBB sur ror cass, GB JEWELERY finest FAM L N, for $2.25. Portuct tt IRTS of Wameotts MUSLIN only 8) Bix Huest DoseMs ES?42LisHEp asié. CHAS. SIMON & SONS, 63 BHOBTH LOWARD 8T., BALTI 4 0: ere in Deal. FOREIGN AND GOO DOMESTIC DRY wonld call special attention to their splendid stock of Dress Goods, Linen Goods, ‘tes, Laces, ard Bosiery; the best assortment of Mourning Goods tp the ne EAS PLES SENT FREE All orders amounting to 00 or over, will be sent free of freight charge by Express; bu whore orders are wot accompanied by the money, aud heving their gods sent eo. D., must pay for return of the money. Jand2-ta.th oly METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. THE NB@ GOODS CONSTANTLY DTHS 4NONG AMOLLUWING SPECIAL LES o 4 es’ Ohemise. Piaiv Oorded, 6, BS, :0Tt Gow ns, Hands Lace Titics, 4.3 or 2 for @1 Genta Five Linen Gollars, Standing or Tora Down, lor - Sliverberg’. Metrepolitan Dollar Store Pencils, 26. por doren, warranted. “s B pees ‘Tutlet Bete, 3 pieces in 4 new styles, Fr eveh China 8p t 1. ©: «Glam Galt Cellar so Be. hios Soa Bobcmisn Glass Vance; foecred and gilt in he Beautifol Boguet Holders, toc, Lined Wort Bekees, 91 nd Wore Bakers, Work Btacds, Markel Boskets, Traveling Baskets, She Windsor oF Plaid Scarfe, 83, Buches for th» neck. HEE Bcaner tote gs, Oorner and "i pickets, Homelsracs, Carved and Long and Bhé kets, Wall - Gut sicture }) Warranted 5c. Avon will save vom Bio Socom the dollar by bage ume them at SILVERSERG'S Metropolitan Dollar Store, 31% SEVENTH STEEBT, merls tr Carre. MILL 4ND Eas’ asH- INGTON TAXES. ALL BILLS FoR SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAX: WILL BE PAID AT a8 LABGE 4 DISCOUNT aa can be secured tn the city, without the trouble of calling on the eollecter, by application to