Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1874, Page 4

Public School Examigations. FIRST DISTRICT. | Male Secondary School No. 5, Mies Annie J. EVENING STAR. | THURSDAY... 4 LOCAL NEWS. Morgan teacher, was examined yesterday by Trastee O'Driscoll and Mr. McKee. Ten | schoo! numbers 51 puptis on its roll, all but ong.| of whom were present day. ‘Forty-seven of them are to be transferred to's bi 2. | | Amusements, &¢., To night. | W. De Lacy was the medal scholar, and diplo- Natvnal Theater—Mise Kate Mayhew “With | mas were awarded the following puplle:—Hor- the Tide.” | ace Hicks, penal nas Isasc Boyer, Eugene ft Bernhart, antree, Hunter Weeks, Ezra Reub, Walter Raub and Harvey Givens. Male Primary No. 13, Mise Oliphant teacher, was examined yesterday by Mr. McKee. Al the scholars on the roll were in nce. ‘The medal was awarded to Earry Sesstoed. and | diplomas to Masters H. Hulse, T. Monitor, P. MrGaroy, E. Specht, W. Cadman, J. Hogan, U. | Williams and W. Beckbam. The examination of Female Secondary School No. 6, taught by Mra. Kodier, and an- nounced tor yesterday, hag been deferred for | some days by the trustees. SECOND DISTRICT. Theater Comique Kentucky in 1: attractions. Miss Myrtle de Ia Ho leet “Life in the Far West; or, witn the usual taisocliaacoas zscherrtlbe Phaaremana Conéensed Locals, To-day is the feast of Corpus Christi, and is being observed as Sanday in the Catholic churches. From Mr J.C. Parker wa have the nambers for the current week of Harper's Weekly. Frank “ Moesers. Wolf and MeLellau e: Leslie's lllustoted News;aper and The Christian X ‘At Work. From Kobert Beall # 2 Weekly. | TY No. 16 (female) yenterday eet te Zhe beard of regents of the smicty for the | Pfesence of quite an audience of friends of the pupils. This located in the building On © street, between 4th and 5tl of Mise Gracie Poole, and there 85 of the ©) little girls eurolled. merit is 28 foliows: Medal, Jenale Appler; di plomas, Belle Donaldson, Matilda Rosenchal, xivia Wylie, Lsadora Rosenthal, Kate Kelly, | Ta Belt, Sarah Hirsh, Emma Martin and Minnie Heatler. The school of Miss Hortense Trevitt, (female So. 14.) located on © street, between +Was examined by Trustees Wolf ,and Mr. Gage of the second dils- There were on the roil 55, nd 45 will be transferred. The are ready for transfers shows welther teacher or pupils have been idle during the past year. ‘The premiam list was as follows: Medal Lizzie MeGinnies; dipto- mas, Jennie Seriverer, Elizabeth Haghes, Alice Hughes, Fannie MeCristal, Hattie Wil- son, Caroline Krosack, Kat> Trasham, Blanche Fieteber, Maggie Lesh, Inez Elliot, Maggie Green, Effie Beaton, Mary Slough, Susie Rit- ter, Josephine Kuorr, Sarah Mendenhall, Not. lie Dice, Louisa Lefevre, May Stephens, Hattie Ward, Carrie Horn, Emm’ Moog, Martha Ma'- , Katie Hammond, Jennie Kenuedy, and Celia’ Benson. This morning Trustee McLellan conducted the examination of the female intermediate school in the room on Pennsylrania avenue, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. ‘Trustees Woodward and Wolf and Prof. Danic!s assisted, and the exercises were of & very interesting character. There are 33 pupils on the roll, 49 of whom were present, and it is fair to presime from the examination this morning that a large number wil be transferred, and these are to be determined by the written examination. The examination was a remarkableone in view of the disadvantages under which the school has Jabored, having been compelled to remova to this room, on the busy avenne, where stuties | and recitations are serfousiy interfered with by the noise. The merit roll was as follows: Mary B. Buckley; diplomas, Rosa Kaufman, Jennie establish mentof a university and printing-hoase | for the blind in the District of Columbia have | resolved to draw up a memorial to Congrass | asking an appropriation of $100,000 for the fuan- dation of tois undertaking The annual commencement of thi partment of Georgetown Universi this evening at Ford’s Opera Honse. The ator of the occasion, Hon. J. H. 8. Latrope, lang, will be introduced py Gon Sherman. agreeably interspersed with music rite band. Was it a To-day at 1! isin charge | @ present The roll of Pot gio or Now o'clock local train from Alexanaria near tha | Maryland avenge depot of the Baltimore and | Potomac and Alexandria and Fredricksburg railroads. It appears that as the train was Proaching sth street, compared of engina '6 ef England and F reman john Bell)and » in charge of H. L. Phillips, con- the deceased was noticed walking | down the side of the track, and it was sap- ose by thore on the train, Feagway, the disp er, that he | jump on the train and ride down into ths | eth street depot, as some persons are in the | habit of doing some times When the engine | had approached within a few fet of him, he Was noticed to lay himself directly on the track. The trakes were put on, but before the train could be brought to a halt the engine and one car had passed over the lower part of the body, cutting him in two and ktliimg bim al- most instantly. He was at once drawn out from under the train and only groaned once. Many look on the occurrence as a deliberate suicide, and others think he may have been in liquor and bewildered at the time. The coroner was at once notified. The deceased, who was apparently about 35 ears of age, was dressed in a black frock coat Jack cleth vest pants, blue neck-tie, | and wore a white shirt, a red dannel undershirt anda black tleuch hat. A small German tes- tament was fornd on his person, a was also a pocket-book containing $11 in greenbac! * . Sweet- land, Florence M. Collins, Annie D. Weyrick, A | Susan H. Sheriff, [aa Cassidy, Annie P. Fraser, humber of persons called at the station to view | Emma ©. Henderson, Perdita 8. Altshu. Mary . = A. Clark, Sallie S. ‘Davis, Sallie W. Daniei, the body, but bene co = identity the deceased. | Su F. McKnew, Annie E. Ourand, De. Hewry Witsox's Heanixo ix tae | B. Poole, Mary Touceda, Fannie It.’Thomas, Bany Case —lHenry Wilson, the reputed hus- | Helen A. Doty Linda Herman, Katie F. band of Dr. dane Wilson, who was known Nokes, Lillian Hedrick. Annie E. Ourand, connection with the “Baby Farmiog Uas Katie F. Nokes and Emwma ©. Henderson were last year, was arraigned in the Police ¢ to-day on a charge of assanit and battery It seems from the evi- Wilson took to the house of Martha a wait” d, where it was left in» mys- eT, nO name of the parents or presented with chromos excellence in vocal music. .D DISTRICT. 0. 1, located ‘in the Cranch school butlding, Miss L. E. $. Clarke, teacher, Was examined yesterday by Trustee ulin and Mr. Hilton. Miss Clarke has tifty-twoon her by Miss Billing, for TS Male Primary » other explanation being given to Martha other | roll, and will transfer forty-five. The marit than that *5 per week would be patd to her for | roll’ is ag follows: Medal, WT. Wooster, dies taking f it. | lomas, J.D. Sniftin, e W. Clark, Jota W. | She testited that the child was brought to her | Martin, James McG. Ciscle, Robert F. Gordon house, in “Shepherd's alley,” by Mr. Wilson, | W.E. Spalding, H. Talbot, Robert Cha:npio one Thured: ® month ago; thet C. Miller, Frank P. Twell, James E. Kidwel he came ina buggy; the child was wrapped A.H. McKee, Walter E, Williamson, George LEGISLATIVE ASSTUBLY. COUNCIL —The Coancil met at the usaat dour, but adjourned without transacting any business. HOUSE.—Mr. Brown introduced bill in rela- tion to Insurance companies, msing the «sore- tary of the District an exatainer of insarance com: doing business in this District; re- rred. rere Speaker introdaced bil to open alley in ware No. 169; referrad. z r. Boswell Introduced bill to close the sou" y alley in square 492; referred. Mr. Dickson presented the petitiono£ Annie B. Dyer; referred. The bill tor the organization of che National Guard—introduced some days since by Mr. Fleming, and reported from che committee on militia—was taken up. Mr. Fleming explained the featares of the bill remarking that as the District hal arms they should keep n organization, and aise pro- eeping the same in repsir. As at present the arms of the District were scatterad, and some he had heard were in pawn shops. Mr. Boswell opposed the third reading of the bill, saying he objected expecially to that por- tion of it making appropriations tor the various companies. On metion of Mr. Youngs, the bill was laid over. The bill to amend the act prescribing the duties of certain officers of the District was taken up. the substitute adopted ani the bill passed. By it the offices of treasurer, auditor, deputy controller, deputy register, deputy aa- ditor ‘and one geputy collector are abolished irom and after the 30th inst ; and thereafter the collector of taxes shail, in addition to his pres- «nt duties, perform the duties of treasurer, and he register the duties of auditor. The House resolved itself into committee of the whole te consider bill to provide a code of Ocal laws for the District, and after some tims Dent therein the eommittee rose and the House adjourned. Washington Markets—The Raling Prices To-day, f (porter house.) 3c. W M.; ditto (round ), Be. 5 d » ly@ise. 15 (corned), 8@idds gp lug lard, dried beef, ‘But iced, + fresh cod Sbad, @cents B pair, herrin, Turile, 75c.@ $1 each. Tay Boe. boneb. phead, 75a 3. 15 cents p2r bauch ra(salt water), 4@ Boston mackerel. 30@i5c. each. Cuba do,, 50@60c.; Sparish d>.,750@91 Lobster, Ie. per pound, Urabs, Ws. por duzen. Olams gi . B ‘peck. Ge. ® banch; avparagss, dco Dean. 5c. # peck; beans, 604"5: BP beck; to- B@iG conte # Dox, Cucumbers @5) cone Were ec. B pack Fac) ROITS.— S j oranges, 25.4 Sie. Pdozen; y dozen; strawber ries, 125 @20c. F qual Pin appte Die Facirs.—Appics. Sic. ®'qnart; poxchis, (Breled), Boatabe. ; do.s(un pooled), Wey; blackberries, -. cherries, Mig28o. BID. Berrea.—Philadelphia print York creamy, 48c.; choice roll Sasie. Kaun, Be. OULTRY.—U spring chickens, $4.50009 8 doz ; pair; Turkeys, 25<asic. # in. WHOLESALE MARKET. FLour AND —Beavans & Suaw, commission merchants and wholesale dealers in flour, fod, li quors, aud grocerien, corner of Mth wud stre st, furnish the foll jour— Family, $6: rye $6. C m: nf, S2@SS) P tov. Ship-stat, 35 See. S basket. Middlings, 58@Wo. @ bashel. Sales . oll. Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by J. B. W. Maukin, general commission merchant, 919 Lonisiana ave., between gh and lth stro«ts northwest fed Cherrins, 219/25: potators, $1.00@) 140; B bu nions, 1.50@ 92% bash ;dried praches, S16 S2; dried 2 H Extra—sontnern pies. 3.9 Vlg 31.75: Tame, $35 0; calves. 9549 3 $t: chickens, Fes ucks, Skat. warhed, @ 0, 38440. do. nnwashed, @ tb, Sau butter, 2 minon, 10@12, exes,” 190: cabbage, S203 8 en $400 36; swoat § ats, 6. Wi $1 73@ 31 90; Bees are frm.” Ponitry dail, dried apptes are in demand. 160 tons of hay and straw were sold daring the pact week, bay ranging trom 75¢.@ $25 and straw 700. Gwe. B hundred. THe PROPRIETOR OF THE ARLINGTON HoTeL up in & breakfast shaw! and an old | B. Busy. | water-proof cape, and tied round the neck;| Male and Female Primary No. 2, located tn | that the child was under the seat of the buggy, | the Cranch building, Miss Mary Sanderson, | ponasshe took the clothing from the teacher, was examined by Trustee Allan. Thi foamed atthe mouth and bad spasn rds were as follows: Medal, M. that it was in a ‘seandaions predicament — ellie Gordon very filthy; the child lived two weeks and three ark, Annie iba days atver she took it; the ehi'd tarned purple | Boyer, . Herold, H. QO. Connor, H. Smith. on side of face and body where it had been | Kate Hagba, M. Podge - McFarland, G: droised. | Dodge, J. MeCathran, ougherty, Agnes Other witnesses were heard, and— | a Ellen Forrester, George Jacobs, Mr. Carrington, for defense, stated that the rer, R. Pope, L. Burge: Lite ebild was the cbild of a crippled woman wh hennahan, J. Murray, S. Bannet, Was employed by Wiison, whom he produce now, but conid in two or th that she was a poor, unfortunate wo: unable to take care of the trapsierred. was taken to the house of B: jade Male Primary No 11, located in the Anacostia Pp Tmitted a stay for two days, Wilson to be be.d | build: Pe: ner of 9th and K streets southeast, in bonds of $3,600. Miss M. Forbes, teacher, was examined b Trusiee French. Miss Forbes has thirty-six - Thomas, John Dentam, | M. § . A. Marray, C. Ober. ‘There are | sixty-four scholare in tuis school, and ali will be | | THE Late Cx LLISION ON THE PoTom ac ail of whom were present. She will | Captate Partridge, ot the Ladyof the L birty. The awards were: Medal, W. fates. in reference to the collision son; diplomas, W. Armisteal, George ghum, Charles Ktinehause, W. Mills, Sherwood, W. Pettitt, John Voik, Henry Jonner. John Dashane, Henry Smart, ©. Otter- back, Walter Scott, Clark, George Shal- fon, George Hazell, F. Mecham, and Jaiucs iller. the Lady of the Lake andthe U.S steamer Gat- tysburg. with regard {o the right aud wroug of the iter, and the Sing Tesponsibility where it properly belongs, that can best be de- Yermined by au investigation by the proper aa_ | thorities, for which the owners aud officers ot the Lacy of the Lake are extremly anxious, as lone can they be properly vindicated. egulating steamboat navigation of ves the vessel] ascending the stream the | Fight to the way—the right to select her course. | Acting upon this the pilot of the Lady of the Lake signaled, ty two whistles, that he would ake the port-band side of the river, which sig- nal was clearly understood aud tully replied to by the Gettysbur ‘On Monday Inspectors Saville and Lowry, of | this team boat district, made an examination of the Lady of the Lake. ant satistied themselves FOURTH MSTRICT. Ma’e Primary No. 5, Miss J. McCauley, teach- er, was examined yesterday by Trustee W. | H. Wright, assisted’ by Messrs. Ailoe and Champlin.’ Miss McCauley possesses superior qual-tications ae a teacher, as evidenced hy the | and correct Fesponses of the pupils this | moorhing. The medal was awarded to Wm. J Blake lock, and diplomas to Albert Yount ward Busey. Thomas Skidmore, Chas. Cowie, Frederick aves, Wm. Vansciver, Washing- ton Sanford, Willis Yount, William Caterson, Wm. McCauley and George Winkelman. There | that the owners of that boat had fully complied | has been 47 transiazs dur! ing the year, and 25 witb all the requirements of the steamboat laws | more are ready for transfer. im every part iar,and that the number of Primary No. 9, Greenleaf bnilding, Miss life-preser vers on band was greatly in excess of | 1 what the regulations demand ‘The custom house officers of Georgetown also made an ex @mination, and were equally well satisfied with the Loat and ber appointments. teacher, was examined yesterday by ustee Wilson. Twenty six pup‘ls were trans- ferred doring the past term, and the remainder | are ready for transfer. Daring the exercises memorial services were rendered in reapect to the memory of Eva Milburn, one of the pupils recently deceased; her desk was empty and | decorated with flowers. A poem was recited by Laura Millen and an elegy set to appropriate music was sung by the school. Awards: Medal to Kate Hurley, and diplomas to Lee Mockabee, Annie Sweeney, Mollie Boswell, Kate Smail. Nora Talburg, Cornelia Townsend, Alcinda ash, » Katie Lenoir, Alive Bratle: tberine Marks, Lizzie Kullman, Annie Br ley, Mary Moffat, Laura Mullen, ‘Mary Whita- ker ‘a Milbura, Annie Kidwell, Mary Cum- Adele Kern, Pauline Weber, Ania May Atlee, Ida Kendrick, Ida Lucas, Julia Javins, Emma Branch, Eleanora Brown, Barbara Wie- | gel, and Ida Smith. | Primary No. 10, composed of both mils and female pupils, Miss Sallie Johnson teacher. lo- | cated on 12th street southwest, was examined esterday by Trustee Lloyd, assisted by Mr. « Tus Daowsixe oF Ma. SNowpen.—Aa the statements beretofore published ia refercuce to the drowning of a Virginian in the Potomac a few da: have been inaccurate, we lish the following correct acegunt of the Several young men frow the Washington navy- | Saturday evening wentdown tue river | ure yacht as far as Fort Washington their retarn, when near Alexandri Sudden squall struck the sail, ecapsizing the yacht and throwing the young men out. Among them was Mr. Edward Suowden, jr.,.a master | ly 29 years old, whose former home | sb Va.,where his rela- | nfortunately he got seps the yacht and wasdrowned. Betore | he trip he went to his father’s room nto go down with them, but his | Twas unable to go. The young upan then | Sr lhe tip, stating to his father that if he | Champlin. ‘There have been entered during | was drowned he (bis father) would hear of it, | the year 120 pupils, of which namber 62 have | but of course was not dreaming of meeting =acb | been transferred, leaving 54 ready for trauster, | ate. ‘Tae body was found and broughtto | allof whom were present yesterday. The er- | this city, where eeion of the mination Wasa good one. and the teacher was grief stricken father, mpanied tue re- ‘armly complimented by the trustees and vis- | Mains to bis home in Virginia. ronal isan ‘esent on her tact and energy. Trustee al presented the diplomas, and Trustea A Wasaisctontam Ew D im 4 Suoor- | Cramplin the medal, bath making brief but INO Avruay ix HAGERSTOWS —A correspo0- | appropriate remarks, tbe former on the good Pere nn ytttimore Sun, writing from Ha- | showing in arithmetic and the latter on spelling gerstown, Mi., op the 3a inst... saya: Tuis | ny soun ‘The awaras were as follows: Gold Morning, bout it vclock. Wm. Gray. woolored | medal, Carrie Brown, and diplomasto Annie | MA, War sb and Severaly wounled Newman, Julia Reed, Carrie Neitzy, Mabel Edgar, from Washington. Emerson, Mary Leslie, Alice Fisher, Anoie of the shooting, ax detailed Skiimore, Nellie Walker, Annie Douglass, Mere as follows: Gray and «man | Caledonia Gordon, David Gain, John Stevens, unday became engazei in an al- | ess, Mattie Dongiass, Marion White, | nwhich Gray, who is very 5 ar, Thomas MacGobrick, the better o his Charles larence Baden, Emma Kenner. a fered; Gray then turned ndary female school, No. %, Greenleaf joctor and abused and threatened him z. Biss Belle C. Peyton, teacher, was vector drew a revolver and tol i him 2S | fxamined this morning by ‘Trustee Atlee. ay retreata: | There are on the roils 55, 29 0f whom are to be transferred. The girls were neatly attired, aud the profusion of tlowers around the room male a very animated and charming scene. ‘Tue ex- | ereises were in the usual branches, and all ac- | | themselves in @ satisfactory manner. | The arithmetic, epetling and music exercis-s were excellent, showing the high qualities of | the teacher and devotion to her profession. The wedal was given to Wiunifred E. P. Kilborn, who received the medalin the primary school | fast season. Diplomas to Margaret Reiser, | Eliza Storey, Elen Carmody, Margaret Coc! lin, Fanny Lazenby. Kate Tatspaugh, Mary Ciark, Jeane Parker, Mary Javins, Latitia Mc Fee, Mollie Colclazier, Anna Mills, Anna Col- clazier. Emma Dosle. Nellie Colclazier, Sarah a large ste t balbpassing thro striking him in Gray w Dr. ©. B Boy yet been arr: y shand, and theocber je thigh and lodgin, taken to his home and ar ud Dr. Edgar ted anc ° ing an alleged { *3,40 The resignations of Jemes Kuhns and Lewis Haunt, of No. 5 company, were received and accepted. The ap- Pllcation of W.K Ennis for a postion was Bled. A correspondence between the Governor | Beall. Elien Oppenheimer, Anna ae Mary and the president of the board was readin ref- | Flaherty, Ida Beall, Amelia Kendric » Betty erence to the necessary removal of house of N Davis, Lanra Shackeltord, Loaisa Money, Ida 3 engine company, in consequence of the ea- | Les, Anna Joy, Kate Motrow and Adelaide largement of the Capitol grounds. Mr. Kead | | Henning. There were many visitors present. Oflered & resolution, which was adopted. boar- ing testimony to the efficiency with which Mr. AD Lewis Hauf, late engineer of No. 5 company, bad performed bis daties. Mr. Thomas an nounced the death of Robert H. Booker, an ex- —__——_ RATION Day Row.—On Satariay am B. Cadlipp was before the Police Court on @ charge of assault aud battery on J. KR. Siddall, both clerks in the Patent Office, been enter- since one yes in consequence of « member of the boatd, and offered reso'utions of | and tho latter m ones soldier. Siddall respect to his memory, avd sympathy with the | 5 by braises, bereaved family, which were seconded by Mr. | and his nose broken in. The s a3 related by Collins in a few enlogistic remarks, and on mo- | him was that an old gradge ards tion of Mr. Morgan, unanimously adopted. ad- Jousned. ined by Mr. C. tow: last decoration da; —————— | remarks made by C. about union sol- Mr. Avotr #8 still retains possession of C. laid in wait for and took him un- the becky ard papers of the office of the | es, hereby getting the best of it. After | Inspector of Hmildings, and refuses to deliver | bearing the test imony the court imposes a fine Ahem until he i« reimbursed certain amounts a of $100 and sixty days in jat!, from which Ond- y he claims were expended by him. itpp appealed. Subsequently Judge Snell re- | S of the office, however, is - | @ the sixty days’ imprisonment, where- n | fee the Asstetant Inspect aper the ppeal, was withdrawn and the fine an, hap ngnte 3 aid. b 4 Tae OLDEST IsHABITANTS’ ASsocIATION met yesterday afteruoon, and the committee baving the matter in charge reported that they decid to held a picnic in Cox's woots, above Georgetown, July 4th. at which thers sbonid be an oration, the reading of tho Decla- ration of Independence, and «collation. The report was adopted, and Mr. J. Golds>oroagh Arwit chosen orator and G. A. Bohrer reator of Declaration. Mz.J. B. Lawranssn read a very Iteresting sketch of the early days of hia 9 after which the association orn Ty the A pejourued ung Jaly sch, cOteee + Oscapled, © ¢\losion of e beat her tan TO exX*ingutn her re Vow and Siments ~we Tendered «il (he axietance the; 4 extinguished the fire without turn Pores caused by tb Sire. B | has the following - | handing the pac | directed him to return to | square 259. on | and was fined $50 and costs. THE Victim oF Albapy (N. Y.) prietor of the A Mr. Koessie has bad in his employ for soma time a person calling himself Michael M in whom he placed great contilence. Yesterday Mr. Koessle came to this city in bis carriage, proceeding to the bank where he does business, | and drew some for the purpose of paying the hands at work on the farm. Mr. Roessle had some urgent business at Lake George, and, @ of money to McFinn, he farm with the carriage. while he (Ioessle) started fur the depot.” McFinn departed to retarn, and went as faras the old two mile house on ‘the Sthe- nectady turnpike, where he put the t:am nnder the shed, departed, and has not been szen or heard of since.” Rea. Estate Saves—B. H. Werner, real estate broker and auctioneer, sold y. ternoon, at auction, the two-story fram> No. lith street, between © and I southwest, to Nathaniel Beech, at story frame, No. 612 sth street, between F and G streets southwest, to Elwin S. Fannes, at $1,540; two-story frame, No. 512 5th street, be- tween E and F streets ‘southeast, to David L. Morrison, at $1,000; and Monday afternoon the undivided half interest of lot 11, square 23), containing 11,107 square feet, to James W: Barker, at 40\ cants per siuare foot, and lot J0th street, between N and streets northwest, to © A. Benjamin, at $1 eg ee h Decrem oF Divonce.—Yesterday, Juilge Wylie, inthe Equity Court. made a decree of divorce in the ease of Roze Volkert agt. Bene- dict Volkert, and authority to ra- sume her name of ubelss, and have the cus- tody of her children. She was the widow of the late Adolt Eisenbeiss, brewer, and in 1369 was married to Volkert by Rev. Dr. Finckel. She charged that shortly after their marriage he b2- came continually drunken and quarcelsome, sssaulting her at times, and eighteen mouths ago he left the city, and althongh getting good | Wages since, has never contributed anything to her support, compelling her, thas nnaied, t> earn a livelihood for herself and children. COLORADO DIAMONDS anit sapphires, collar buttons, something very elegant, at Prigz’s, on the Avenue. a THE COURTS, PRopats Cov ntT—Judge Olin Yesterday, the will of Susannah C. Motan was filed and admitted to probate and record, bequeathing to her sister, Mary R. Motun, ali her real, personal and mixed estate, and ap- pointing her sole executrix. John B. Rath appointed guardian to his six minor ctidren, on his own application, and gave bonds in $4). ‘This is done to obtain a legacy in Germany. Potroe Covat—Juiye Snell. Yesterday Carrigan Hughes,disorderiy conduct £5. John K. Cook was tiaed $10 for disturbia the quiet of Georgetown. F.H. Kelly and Sam Ward, profane; Seach. John Early forfeited collateral for profanity. ‘Thomas Birch, same. Mary Connor, same. L. E Ut, assault aad battery on John Freeman. This was a wanton ettack on complainant with a heavy cart whip, and the marks on Freeman’s face bore evidence of the severity of the attack; he pleaded guilty, mmett atter- wards asked to make a statement, but it did not change the judgment. A. E. L. Keese, atsauit and battery on Joho Freeman, | Who testified thit he attended a trial yesterday at Squire Weaver's ofice, on 7th street; on Keese entering the room complainant aduressad him, saying that he (Keese) was doing wrong in forcing bim to pay money a second tima, where. upon Keese attacked him, calling him —— of —,, and spit in his face. This was corrobor by other wituesses. Justice Keese introduced his witnesses, and afterwards made a statemant in his own defenee. Jndge Soell remarked that {ution should set better exauples, and flued Keese $20. Appealed. To day, George M. Henault, assault on Alex. ae beld in bonds to ang 4 the peace. Louisa Hunter, assault on Nancy Brooks; nolle pros. Daniel Brosnaban was charged with as Sault and battery on John Cooney. Proseca- ting. itness testified that Brosnahan, with three or four others, attacked him, tearing his shirt off, (which, from the quantity of blood on it re- sembled a well-worn battle flag after a san- guinary ey apr and braizing him to sach it t @ physicians’ services were called case was continued until to-morrow. Lewis, carrying a concealed weapon; s in the workhouse. Anson G 250, or ninety di: P. Barnes, violating hack law, (refusing to pay the fare exacted;) required to pay hackmau #7.60. Jobu C. Oliver, profanity; $}. Richard | Rav do.; do. Michael Cavanaugh, John anand John Fit: eacn. John B: stamped meas an employee w gerald, disorderly; &5 lis, selling strawberries in un- Mr. B. stated that it was 0 was using the measure, and be discharged him as soon ashe heard of it. Jacob Rovb, mainting nuisance; $10. Reddy Moore, larceny; nolle pros. BF Woodbull & Claflin and Col. Blood have gone fo live in San Frantisco. &7 It is proposed to endow a professorship in Grinneti college, of Lowa, to be filled by a wo- man. aA New York cadets as “dogs o breed.” #7 Parasoled,’ is an elegant eaphemism for & young lady's batting w gentieman over the head with her snu-ehadein Kentucky. * 7 It occurred only to the parrotic citizens of Tamaqua, Pa, to celebrate deolraien day With @ grand fot race ior $259 a side. per speaks of the military ar of the West Pointer turnpike adjacent to this city. | terday af- | GEORGETOWN. Tue wrEtine oni fut ject of imp.» tion, will fake pace Office abd mate ee. 1 the rom A citizen ©. matter eve_ing, in Goorgstown, e river navigi- over the Post ~~ Forrest Hall, as atrerriset. “. address those assembled on the ‘4 B railroad into Georgeto ALEXANDRIA. Rise in Proreery.—Mr. Samuel Palman Tefured, this morning, an offer from a geatle- man from the north, of $16,000, $10,000 cash, for his farm across Cameron Kt: containing 303 acres. The amount offered was greatly in excess of the cost of the farm. Mr. Richard ‘Windsor bas roid the John Fairfax farm, near Burgundy, to a gentleman from the north, at a com advance upon its cost. F: —With the exception of abont Tf and ‘and re- at Littie forty dead sturgeons stretched ou! stark, inthe fish houses at Fishtot minding one greatly of dead soldiers, » was to seen there this morning. About a thousand gilled shad had, however, arrived there, and sold at from $10 'to 813 per hundred, The sturgeon sold at from $1 75 to 8.25 apiece. Mount V .—The annual council of the ‘ Ladies’ Mount Vernon Associa- tion convened at Mount Vernon yesterday, and Will be in session at that place for several days. The board of inspectors, appointed by the gov- ernor of Virginia, made their annual visit there yesterday, as noticed in the Gazette, and were favorably impressed with what they saw. LanpD Save—Green & Wise, real estate agente, have cold a tract of land in Prince William county, containing 40 acres, and lving near Nokesviile station, belonging to the Ker. John Towles, of Prince Georgn’s county, Mi, to Mr. Wm. ‘A. Hampton, of Washington city, for $00. ‘azette, last evenin: CI’? ¥ ITEMS. Avast rw ED, twenty different sty White Vests. at low figares, at O. Kaafmnan New Store, 915 7th street, between | streets northwest. seo $5 to 821 Colorado Sapphires for. - 5to 15 Colorado A’ 2to 10 Fine Plated « 1to 25 Fine P 3 1to 2 Fine Plated Bracelets + 2to Full Sets Fine Jets 5 Received at Prigg'’s Jeweiry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4\ street. —— You CAN ORT a handsome Diagonal Coat and Vest to match, and Light Cassimere Pants, at $20. at C. Kaufman’s New Store, 918 7th street borthwest. 4,2 ——e—___. Wiwe or Tae Woops, indorsed and pre- scribed by the leading physicians asa laxative and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con- stipation, and Headache ia uneq' led. 4,20,e028 | —_— GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now being offered to purchasers of Wall Paper and Window Shades al well & Henderson, 406 9th street, opposite Y. M. C. A. Building. 4,5 ———_e Take Notice. 1,000 dozen Fine Gauze Under Shirts and Jean Drawers, $1 each, at Hollander Bros. 6,1,6 ee Lvxvry, health, economy. insured by sing Dooley’s Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Kolis, Biscults, &c., prepared in 10 minutes. ‘Try it. A vine Black Dress Suit at $30, equal to a S45 curtom-made suit, at C. Kaufman's New Store, 918 7th street, between [| and K streeta northwest. 4,2 a Unper Sarets ann Deaweas, size 46 and 48; Linen Shirts and Collars, 19 inehes; at Hol- lander Bros. 6,1,6 —_e___ | Easy Feet | Betng HoT enon to health and comfort, | thousands of persons come from far and near w visit Dr. White, the practical Chirepodist, whose establishment {s located at 335 Firrgunta STREET, Oppoeite United States Treasury Department. . White removes Corns without pain, 80 that the shoe cau bs woru with ease. He suc- | cessfully treats Banions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other de Tangements of the feet. Office hours from 8 a. m. to ¢ p. m. Fee, $1 per vis t. Press of business at the office prectuies visit- Ing patients at residences except after 6 p.m. Established in Washington 1861. genre asta Itt Witcox & Gins’s Skwixe MAcHIN®. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ona. Baura’s hoopskirt and coreet factory, 1th street, Intelligencer building. 10,28 = TO GRT RID of the Chilis immediately, take Dooley’s Ague Powdera. Tiey cure perms- | ently. ; eo Ponp’s EXTRACT cures rneumatism, burns, Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains, Scaids, soreness, old sores, headache, colic, Ismeness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia, hoarseness, diarrhora, and ali hemorrhages, etc. Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised Preparations in the fact that it ia a standard medicine, treated of in medical writings, and Kuown ts be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf ——— gees Takes OaRe oF YOuR VALUABLBA.—(ali Snd examine the fire and burglar proof vauitr of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for sate kesping , | Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other vai | ables, Rents trom ten to sixty doliars au- num, &0Co! tosize. No business man oss afford to do without them. Take warning from the Chicago and Boston fires. THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4% street. —_o——_. ‘THE COMMUNITY at large appreciite the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 5 SECOND IVSTALLUENT or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHIN LATER STYLES, BETTER MADE, AND LOWER PRICES. PRICES OF SUITS: All Wool Cheviot Suite, ¢' Ail Wool Cassimere Suits, Bussels Cassimere Suits woot Hairline Suite, 97 Wool Scotch Suits, & North Hosic Suits, @11 Pennington Suits, @12 Dedlos fete, Silk Mixed Suits g13 Middlesex Flannel Buits, 916 isgonsl Suis, ©16 Disgon Ss Diamond Check Suite, $17 sted Basket is, Bis PT Wor Iuhported Oassimere 8uits, 92 PRICE OF DRESS CoaTs, WITH VESTS TO MATCH: Single Breasted Bisck (loth Usats and Voxts, fom @10 to @16 Donbie Breasted Black Cloth Coats and Vents. English Dingoual Coats and Vests Sore? 22° mae sc from 810 to 915 Worsted Diagonal Basket Coats ani Voss, D. from $19 to Silk Grafe Suits, $12 PRICE OF PANTS: Fin All Woo) Light Oassimere Panta, from Business Pants, from $1. YOUTHS’ SUITS-—at 1 e7 689 ia g13 ln giz : a 1011.....PENNSYLVANIA AVENOS....1011 Between 10th and lth streets, mayl5-tr 4T BEDUUED PRICES. eee EET EATMEE TRANG o ravnne LSDIB> SATCHELS, BTS TAAVE beige "POOKMY DOORS VALISES DOUBL) AND BISGLE ABN, “TAMBIAGE HOBBS 3 (Ogbs VOVER atthe OLD ANP PRACTIVAL MASUFACTUBY JANEM 8. TOPHAM @ Co., jo 6 44@ SEVENTH STESB 1, &dotving O4d Fetiows’ Bait SEFALsING GEORGETOWN ADVER>ISEMENTS BX THOMAS DOWLING, Aactioncer. HOUSE AND LOT ON MA RETSTBEBT. B qoene, 3p ao 4va STREATS, uUBUBaS- aT Al OTION. TURDAY, the 6th day of © 40 thence east 140 feet B feet to the beaiani being 22 fret by 40 fee: isesconvered by Bi han. Fletcher, »s per deed recorded ia ML. folie "MS. + B., Mo. THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. RY THOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer. BALEOF IMPROVED FeOPERTY IN GEOBGE- houses on sail h parallel with Bridge atroet 75 oa Incher; thence sonth 3 feet 6 inchs j 801 the..ce exst with said alley paral Br-dge street to the bewinnt story Brick Dweiliog House ‘Terme of pale: @ne-third carb; the residne in twe equal fretalmerts at six and twelve months from day of sale, with interest at eight anpom. The title to be retail a chase money. with luterest, is pall. sale are not complied with within five daye from the day of Toserve the right to resell the property. al the risk and cost of thedefaaiting purchaser. All cc aveysncing at the cost of the purchaser. One hbonéred dcllars on acosptaace of bid. JANE GROSS, Gardin. may%5-4 THOMAS DOWLING, Aut. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser, TBUSTEE'S SALF OF VaLUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEOKGETOWN, DC By sos oF 8 Pectes ox the Ba Gola a: District ‘of March, in Terding, wherein Reginald burg, was complaiaat t. and Wan’ D- Ons al, were defendants, the andersicaed, as Tra: will sell om the 12k of June, A. . m.. the followin; jrorgetown, Dist eSast 3 fonts j theace 1g west feet; thence he beginning, improved ing. feet; thei thence north 180 fet to with a two-story frame di All that lot of ground lying and boing in Geores- town, District of Columbia, biog ths north part of Jot No. 136, in Boatty acd Hawtiay’ aldition tosald town, at the coraer of High and 31 streets. aut fronting 8 feet, more or les, on High street an! 20% feet on 3d dtreet, improved wich a brick and frame Warehouse. ALso. All that other part of Lot Mo.1M, in said Baty an Whines’ addition, bounded as follows: Begin- hicg st @ point it the weet lice of H ch street ais tent 35 feet or thereabouts, south from the south- west corner of High and'ad streets, amd runing thence south with Bich street 95 feet. more or |_ss, And running hack w-st of the sane widih to tha west line of said Lot No. ved wih & flue 126, im) three-story Brick Store and Dwelling, Also, Will be sold together, ail those two parts of Lot No. 125, fn said Beatty and Hawklas’ ettitien, Firct part bounded as follows: Boginn'ng 57 fort i inch from the southwest corner of High aud 21 21 strost. and rus 42 feet. then south 83% degrees weet 6 south 23 feet 9inches to a brick wall. benz with the north wall of Jacob Ramburc '« Dew house, then souh 6752 decrees, west 25 feos 5 inches to the westeru line of the said lot, then north 76 fret 10 inches, then cast with south lias of 24 street 31 fect 4 inches. Second part bounded ws fl- ALso. of Lot No. 12,10 8.14 Boatty ant ITs jon, {routing abcut 6) feet on h bd rousing back of same Tee feet, Allthat Hawk L804, part of Lot No. '7.in saif Boatty ent adc ition, fronting 23 fest on thy mocth Lins of Dunbarton street, aad being the samo ay cou veyed by Wilts B.” Woodwara, frustec, ty Jaco) Bameburg by deed bangs 28, Ass3. Lso They will sell on the premissr,on SATURDAY, the 13th dey of Jnue, 1374, at the hour of 4 - clock P. m,allthat part of bot No 73, town, District of Colam>ia, bout: Beginutog for the same on the weet street, St ths sont" cast corner of «aid lot 73, therce west with the sonth line of sai! lot Ubenge north paraile] to High street 49 fest 6 -u thence east parallel to first line 62 feat to H street, thence routh with west line of High stre the beginving, together with the large Samac thereon atd all the machinery in the sane, All those lots of grownd Lying and betng in Geongo- tosn, District of Columbia, aud knowa as Lots N> 2 and 37, in Peter, Beatty, Threigeld aad Doskin's Addi jon to said town, as the same are Isil down 01 the plats and plans of said town, improved by a larse Frame Bui'ding. ‘Terms of aale: One-third of the purchass sf each parcel sold to be cash, ai two equel payments at six and’ twelve months, wit interest frcm day of sale, to be secured by approve! bouds or nctes and a reserved lien on the + and on the ratificati ment of the pur y and fail n of any such sale i Bi days from dal . the right to resell the t pew sold at (od coet of the d-fautring p-rehaser or putchesors. “ WALTER 8. OUX sk and WithraM ib. Gaksrn. { Teasteos. may23-€08 THOS. DOWLING, Anct. JUST RECEIVED —And will be wold Ooap— 30% Kew Jack-ts and Gace Points; Harris’ Scamless Fi Glover; 3 rolis white and scked Matting; T Ai'cloths from 50 cents up Pure Gaipure Black and Striped bilke; Gray Drews Gouds La in great vai ty, ac x AS BROWN’ New Store, msy2i-2w © titom No. 121 Bridge strost, MPORTANT TO BUY SRS uF READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS —In order to reduce atock, pre- paratory to chavgiog my business, I will soll Bods cent. fuss than any house in the Dis- trict. a may 16-Im™ 10 per low is time for bar it OW ie OH ARD BULLALOVE, 47 High strate’ B. Polkinhorn, Thos. Dowling, Jas Dickson, B. L. Cropley, Riley A Shinn, HD Hartley, ap.6m J.T. Mitchel, rod. jonas, Thos. EXtss0nx BY BARGAINS Spring Dress Good Bleck Alpacas aud Mohairs, Bleached Oottons snd Sheetngs, Bpring Cloths ard Cnssimercs, A full -tock of Mourning Goods, Biraw Mattings, Floor Oil Glottis. BENJAMIN MILLER, may?-tr 1U1 Bridge street. UTICE.—TEMrOK4KY REMOVAL, ‘The continualincrease of business making it ne- Id my store avd otherwise incrense: rs, found, daring the pregrss of the work, at be found, darts BRIDGE STREET, ‘8 few doors above Jefferson street. Asthe improvement will not interfere with the execution of work in the dycing ani scouring de- Berth, all orders of os pore will be promptly and bighly apprecioeel. 5s WHEATLEY, ver ap arer. Office, until fortber notice, No. 77 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. 0. mart-tr N Sdist bec ELEGANT 1CK QREAM AND OYSTEG ang23-ly 59 High sirest, Georgetown, D.O. PIANOS, &e. 4 ete UNSURPASSED STIEFF PIANOS and ibe PATANT PIABO OK ho L. WILD & BRO., Sole Agen-s, 420 Litt street, near uorthwest oorner Pianos, Organs ‘Tuned and Repaired. rates for the summer months, may3-tr ALLET DAVIS & OU. are now making under SQUARE, QUAND AND UPRIGHT PI in marvelous . ‘Their Uprights and Or- chestral Grands uve ere nate superior og ais ever before o! tm the market. G 1129 1ith street N.W. mwitw KwAB: ue 3 & McCAM. rories, it and for reut, OBGANS avd MELODEONS at EICHENBACH’S Pian: mayl-lp — 423 lth street yore ss ND ia BPO? AST a. KUHN, Practical Pianemaker. (Pormety whe Sialuwers Beene GRIWRS Wa tes Page Conan ate STAB: AR DRY GooDs. WW. ™- SHUSTER o BaoTrHes, DEALYRS IN FRENCH, GBRMAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ORY GOODS, No. 919 Pexseytvawia Avesve, | Coll especial attention to their large and elozemt eaxk ot LUPIN’S BLACK GRENADINES, in all qualities apd textores. They guarantes these ods to be free fr. meviton or ,ute,aud are satie- of their durability P oc Socda have been parchased from rat hauls an. the pi are as ly they can Domght any where in the Unit 4 Stat w USTER & BRO., 19 Peantyivesia aveous, 109-88 on tsene, Victoria Lew: siDtcok*, Crgendies, and Percales. Ledies’ Liven Sai ings, iss to 37°: conte, Parasols in new styles at red eos 931 PENNSYLVANIA A I shall, from the Ist of June, soll ali Drew Goats Prevtensly -cld at 37, aud Wo. for 2) aud 2c 10.00 yards All Linen Lawos. Striped Sitks reduced toss. ms Black and Ool. red Siiks very 4 0 dozep Na pkips at popular prices. 80 dozen Towels, assorted Pare Liawa Jack Pore Liama Bheaw!. bt es W jered Linen Bai Embroidered White Suite and Eubrojdered and Plain Wrapper JOUN T. MITCHELE _ie1-6t_No 981 PENN: A LARGE Lor or STRIPED GRENADINES AT 12% CENTS PER YARD, worth 25 certs. BOGAN & WYLIE, _Jel-tr 301% and 1020 7)h street northweat. ‘THs VERY LATEST: BROVHEAD & Co, 1208 F street, between 1th and 1kh NOW OFFER cAtdroccvagin BLEACKED COTTON at 12% Merrimack, Garner. aud Sprague PRINTS at 10 | cents These Prin*s ace of the tery best fabrics, and beautiful in colors and designs, oa POPLINS, in Grey ant Brown, 18% | ee, ents al EBCALBS snd LAWNS, very cheap. sane, bargains in BLACK GRENADINES ani Elegant PARIS K UDS at 65 ce: Lovely TURB for ia2ira, 29 coats and up PA Sand SUN UMBRELLAS, from 30 snd a And a host of other Goods GBEATLY REDUCED IN PRICES. may23-tr pee CHEERS FOR THE NEW DRY | NEW BOOKs, _ NEW PUBLICATIONS. Rien B. MOMUN & Co., BOOKSELLERS AXxD 8TATION! 1018 Pexx Avance. oraN BREW pouKS ‘The Bvargeiion! Alliance of 1878, ‘.@ 2 evel, by J ® Motley 2 vole, * m0, @7 My Mesaner"and 1, ty Author of Joba Waitara oer it At Her'Merey, by Jones Payn, paper. te Harper's Travelers’ Guide to Murape avd the Bast < Geriat tol. @7: Sele OF. a NEW Buoxks. we, . A Noel Ry Auerbach entures <f an Att teach of Practice. Bere ce Animes By Bamerton pine Soverbawan ‘Origin of the Bible. Ry Neary The P of the Orient iger. Bivihe New £.ant Seta LAT: Boks, Creaguet of all pricey mavéte meth AVERLY Rovere: Tpit wa KICAN BisToRI aL neo lowing; BIRDS OF NOK a Bew Books and Pa’ lice- artety of Pictur: Frames, “2 ome, othe beet * C4 | end ali « ‘Bt, together with « rommos, Be P38 wee STOCK OF CHROMOs, MOTTORS AND OIL PaInrines in onder to dispese of those om bend, t lay Lp @ BOW lef cI the aame character op band com iseoR ai eval Ee fuclude ta the ab pertuaity to obtain prices. We le BDC XColiont oy Pictures at whol: tend LL THE NEW BROOKS receteed ms soon ae bed. Movettite » TIONRRY an weil ar a cmplete amt eat ee etd ptaple Brationery 2, oe, Bios! graphing end Engreving oaecated expeti: WARREN CHOATE & BOOKSELLERS AND STATION aAaS, VERNON ROW, Merete — Corner Penna. ave. and Wh «treet, Litho. nals, BBOEIVED ABD FOR SALB ar SHILLINGTON’S OOKSTUKE, Corer 6% Street and Pennsyivani ave, Phiness Redux, A Novel. By Aath: : Leatie Darling.” By the author of Oiive Biase hip Aboy. A Yarn to Thirty-six Carte Lom Pet, cr Piette and Peusities, By her Hn, Life of Edwin Forrest,with tonal Becolinct By dames tees et Per The Dethroned Heiress. By Blira Dapay joy Sater. hy Mize ew Fetberel Affair. By JM. DeForest ation of Balt or Stewart, jew Obemistry. By Josiah P ‘ 1 By tbe euthor * Dene, ALL AGAZINES AND FasHioN Bo: Fon ang SSHION BOOK RI BLA BOW Pass ¥THL l - cot By me 8 Tam sta THE TRAD A WINGS 48D AWNING FRAMES Of wmproeed Se Patirn for Stores, Hotels, Public Balidings, C: try Kesideuces at factory prices Mavufaccured by JOHB C HOGAN. 713 Mark t Space, between Tih and Sth etreets. Fings and Camp Meeting Touts for wale or rent the only Genuine Miidowe! Proof sad Uoue- GOODS STORS. 707 MARKET SPACE. CARTER’S. | GO pitces beactifal French Grenadines, only 13, worth 80 cents % pieces Black Grepatino, 20,25, 31, 37, 90, 69,75, 7 Cente, #1. 0 pieces Slack Silk, bee uly $3, worth #4 c £0 rieces Biack Al 1s #@ conte, wort) 10 pieces Fiik Po y @ cents, wort! & pisces Victoria Lawn, only 3)» enta, w W0 pieces French Cambric, oul 200 j ieces very beet Onl: On paca, ARTER'S may21-tr 707 Market Space Soerr WASHINGTON TAKES THE LEAD FURTHER REDUCTION, EXTKA INDUCEMENTS OPEN ARCAUS. Ocr New Stock Bpring CaRPETS! CAKPETS! CARPETS | AT THS Fe AND DRY GOODs! DRY Goops! DRY GOODS! The most attractive bronght to this market. ‘The styles tn bot branches are ocly ef the latest pre @uctions. “At cur prices now all are euabled to bay, ‘The assortment te - Tu part we every deectipiion; Luce Sacaues tos Laos Sotwist every description; Lace Sacy tee awis; | Parasols aud Buusbades. —— Fresh stock Spring and Summer Straw Hats for ladies and childrea. ‘Our large and very attractive assortment of CAR- PETS shi uld not oscapethe notice of housekeopers Excellent White Matting at 25 cont These who study economy in these Gays will proat by calling op WUOLFORD & SHILBERG, op O27 SEVANTS BTKER ‘ between Daud & Neticz: DBY GOODS are stil! selling st low rates st BAXTEB’S, 1920 Pennsylvania aveuse, Mouairs and Al cheaper than ever, Dress oad Whit paler prices. Calicoes ct Bed ‘wells, MEDIOAL, &s, *€() LD DB. DABBY” has beter facilities than over for practicing his great specialty. Omiy | one charse mae for med Drug Store, corner 4% strest and Peunsylvania avenue, (Colobization Building.) ay B. JANE WILSON ag enced ‘nd scientitic Midwife and Ledies” Physician. Ladies attended to at their residence at uy hour, night or day. oF t rooms and the Dest of st: at ihe Private reeidence, 613 db strect, between E aud F, Basiness sscrwily cons- dent. 3m" INSURANOE OOMPANIES. PAE RGUITABLE LiFe AssURANCE ‘The business of Compeny has for years besu be largest of sting fangcion tn the wort msy28-ly “s bene Yo ee FIBE INSURANCE, Biagare Fire Toeurance Com Repub Size Ie Campasy of Now Yora— ite yar Aesete, §700,00v. ims, &) . sia sans of New Yorr— Dominion Fire Tascrance Cumpary of Vir- sle-Patarta, 8516200. Burpdas, ©1800. Ps 8 L. BRAM@aLL @ 00 mes Re 7 Th street Tk Wg y's ARLINGTON F; INSUKANCE tum DIsTuOT OF COLUMRIA. i awd Ltt ie enone BS G sires, betwore SEs Waiter 8. Cox, jobperon, vloe iy in 306. WDISGS AND 180N AWNING + GAMES A O8 STORES, — MG. CorELado . 00) 643 Lonisiana seerie, on» door cast of Trh strom, A @ SINGS for Gores, Public Bulitugs, Hotels Private Keritences IBUN FRAMES for Stores, at factory prices, ree EGS CAMP-MESTING TENTS for anie or Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof awnin Goda. med-te paint. I have ® method of preparing Px which sd I will warrent to eflectunily prevent couned by defective brick wells and le vides! the paint ts mpptied t oy Price 3% cous per square foot for thre SES ard SIGNS painted tu the very intest style aud {n the most daratie mauser ing thoroug bly cyaipped f 4 in my line I respect‘ully ask ™ those whom I have oct bere ofore met Brstoonon sity. Bhop, 806 léth street between Have [north weet, foe Saad CUBBY. rth st, Bortheast. Specie 'ty, TIM ng. Isiene avenue, near 6th strent Resii nee $44 th street LINED PIPE siways om band JOD, COAL. WOOD, CoAL. WwW We have on bard alt LYKENS VALLEY, fur comertic ose, ard the OUM Steam snd smithing purposes. Al PIDB WOOD in the thick oF sawed ani aud Pini Bindings ta bundive or by the: TLEE'S Wuarr Foot or Bixt iT. COAL and WOOD constantly ov band an de. livered prompuy to all parte of the Cay, a ow rates, GOODWIN ¥. aTLe A lot of SOANTLING for sale cheap Be" tous of best ROOFING FRLT on band. PRALEES LUMBEB, WOOD AND OvAL, DOORS, S488, MOULDINGS, ae, gter- e238, avenae. ‘Terc—istb end B streets nerthweet, iy Nay MISCELLANEOUS. 4 PERFROT-FITTING SHIRT LEAVE YOUR OKUERS at BEEN'S, 424 Oth Street Berth west, ‘SHIST PATTEENS OUT [2 Lowey Line WOUD-BUBST LIME. ‘$1 00 per barrel " ny, Delivered in all parts of tne was PARE, street, bet. lath and litho orner & street, Col. G battatng. won't @ie on the premiens. mn4-l E—Toat B.S. JUETH.€19 D atreet, be NGS Borthwesi, mals ou Somme? BOOND-HAND OLOTHINO nade vew ones. ot lean than Une cost ready. oo RTATEN Isis N. B.—Qnarentee gt bring ) our articles 8001 PURE 2uDA WATER In STBEL FOUNTAINS. HANBURY SMITL'S MINERAL WATERS In STEBL 4OUNTALNS. SUPERIOR“ BYRUPS FBOM FRUIT JUIOE® Counter Fixtures and Syrup Bottles to Loan.