Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1876, Page 4

NG STAR, . April t7, ta7e. Weather Probabilities To-day. Orrict of CATEY SIONAL OFrricern, WASHINGTON, April 17, 1876. the motcle and eastern states, rising stationary or lower temperaiure, veering 16 northwest winds, # udy er clear weather, except p eibly rain at the extreme nerthern stations. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c.. To-nigns. Battonal Theaier—“ Infiation,” with John W. Jennings as ‘Nasby.” Masonic Temple —The Paster Kettiedram, wrder the Girection of the lady visitors of the Chijcren’s Hospital. Theater Jim Biudsoe,” by Mil- ties. s’ Courch Condeaxed Locals. Street lampe will be lighted at 7:05 p. m., Que extinguished at 3 is a im. A ereat number of people visitel Lincoin perk y¢stercay to see the new Lincola moa- Bement. Fair for benefit of St. Dominie’s Chureh begins 8t Odd Fellows’ Hall to-night. See agvt The Court in General Term met this after- Boon and a'journed over without transact- ing any hos pound master, will nthe 15th of May. his forces. At bouse N street southeast, on Paturday ae a Hteame to its death Urough the mother accidentaily smothering n The mode! miviature ship constr the Washington navy yard for the centen- nia] expesition, has been completed and was sent to Philadelphia on Saturday last. The secretary of the Treasury sufferers re- Nef committee reports collections thus far, 3 537.46. most of which has been applied for relier of the furlonghed female employes of the bureau of engraving and printing. Ou Wednesday next a new council of the Sovereigns of Industry, to be located near the Government printirg oftice, will be or- ganized, with Mr. Wiliam Van Vieck. of the Post ice department, as president. 7 e the n.nth counell in this city. Giris and boys to the number of four or five about the Capitol “i themselves in and other cames incident to Easter Monday. Toa greatmany about the Capitol the custom was entirely new. and MAvY grown persons watelied the little ones im their sport with a great deal of interest. Jobn Briscow, the colored pedestrian, who begen bis fifty-hour walk without sieop or rest atthe billlard saloon of Jona Waliace, corper of 15th street and Pennsylvania ave- bve, on Thursday evening at * o'clock, dis continned walking on Saturday at 4:10 p. m., © account of his used-up condition, having Walked forty-four hours and ter minutes. Pr. Lincoln, on being called in, stated that if be continued to walk his life would be in jeopardy, and his backers immediately re- moved h.m to his residence. —\_.—— THE SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr. DAvip f. Situ on Friday night last was brietly no- teed In THE STak of Saturday. Mr. Smith ‘Was @ native of New York city, and in early ufe was a contractor for railroad work, &c. During the war be was an officer of the 15th New York regiment (engineers), which was for Some Months quartered east of the navy yard. After the war «iosed and on being mustered out he brought his family here and settied. Under President Johnuson’s admin- istration he held the position of justice of the » and was attached to the office of peace, Judge Fisher, the district attorney, for some months. Under the late district government he went into the business of contractiag, and did some very important lines of work. others, paving Ist street west, in con- RBection with which he tore up the line of railroad track connecting the Baltimove and Ohio railroad with the Aleyandria railroad He was also a covtracior on the Capitol grounds, and his last work the improve- ment of | street north. Mr. Smith had s | darge cirvic of acijuaintances. He was a member of B. B. French Lodge of Masens, who will aitend his funeral from nis late Fesidence, on Jd street, at 2 o'clock to-mor- AMUSEMENTS tien,” & comedy Mesers. Locke | Petrole: Theater.—Intla- Prgduction of PNasoy) and Gayior, will be performed this evening for ; the first time in this city. It abounds tu hits at the politics of the day. Mr.Joha W. Jen- Dipgs, & popular New York actor, imper- sonkles Lhe renowned “Petroleam ‘as: by.” P. M. of the X roads. The President aud Secretary Bristow are expected to be present to-vight Theater Comiqu Milten Nobles again makes his appearance to night as «Jim Bludsoe,” Tle Partsian Follies,” and a long dist of other varielies complete the pro- me. con Hall—Tbe Princeton College Glee Clad will give a concert at Lincoln hall next Fridayevening. This ¢ is compose 0° 1 ibe best vocalists in P, reton College, a Wherever they have appeared of late have attracted la - ae BUILDING PERMITS —Mrs. M. Wheelocg, brick dweiling, north side I). between 2a and 3d streets northwest; $210. Daniel Curtin, a three story brick store and dwelling, east side Nortn Capitol, between G and H streets northwest; $2,000. Daniel Keliy, a irame dweiling, sou’ G, between Ist and 24 streets southwest, $250. M. L. Alexander, frame dwelling, east side New Hampshire avenue, between L and M streets northwest. $850. Fred. Krackhardt, two three story brick dwellings and stores west side 4. be- tween EF and F streets southwest; #2500. Robert B. Green. a frame dweiling, east side ith, between C and D streets northeast; 00. T. Toumey, a three story and base- ment brick factory, south side E, between 13th and 13% streets northwest; $5,000. AR. —— Upree tbree story brick stores and ings south side E, between ith and 135 streets north ————— de ” wies G. Fishe: aud John Green.—In the Criminal Court this morning tse District Attorney asked that ‘the case of Charles G. Fisher, tadicted in the Spyder release Bogus Eades bail) case, and also for abstracting court papers, be set for to-day two weeks. The Court (Judge MacArthur) suggested that be would bear the motion to-morrow. Mr. W. A. Cook called attention to the ease of Joon Green, charged with conspiracy 4m connection with the release of Soyder. the Perry burglar, with a view of setting the bail, remarking that Green could give a | moderate amount of bal y The Court continued the app to morrow. ation until ——_~—___. AN EXPENsive Coat Orn LAwP—tast night about 11 o'clock a two-story house, owned and eecupied by Rey. Noah Dillard: On 11th Street, between () and R streets, was destroyed by fire, caused by the upsetting or | pos | Hoammenud and Bentley. TRE REVIVAL MEETINGS. Yesterday afternoon there was an immense concourse of people about the east portico of ine Gapiiol—probabiy from ten to twelve ihonsand, embracing every grade of socie! to witness or in the revival meeting there The choir was presert, uuder the lead of Mr. Bentley, and was accom | panied by an organ xnd cornet. Remarks | were made by Mr. Amlrew Cos, of Newark, N ard Col. Hyatt, of the Military School at Chester, Pa. The ‘novel sight of an open a inquiry meeting followed. The ational Chureb last night was crowded to excess. and after the service of song, led by Mr. Bentley, Mr. Hammond preached from Jobn, Ist chapter, 14th verse: “Tn my father’s house ure many mansion: | | 4c.. and after an appeal to the unconverted called on Christians and those who wished to become such to rise, and the entire audi- ence, witb a few exceptions, arose. A very interesting inquiry meeting. Thir evening Méssrs. Hammond and Bent- ley, with @ number of workers, will hold a meeting at Emanuel Church, Baltimore. Meetings will also be held this evening in tbe churches of the Rev. Mr. Paten, Rev. W. S. Hammond, Rev. Dr. Nobie, Rev. Dr. (iray 1 the Baptist mission on 6th street east, near Capitol Hill, and in Georgetown. Tne directors of the Washington Market Com- pary have offered the B street wing of 7th- street market to the committee, aud @ graud | Mass meetog will be held Were on Tuursday evening next. TO DAY'S MEETING. The morning meetings this week will be id at the Metropolitan M_ E. eburch (Dr. Newman's) avd this morning there were present atthat eburen Rev. Dr. Gray, Rev. Mr. Black, Kev. W. 8. Fort, Rev. Dr. Raa kin, tev. Mr. Domer, Rev. Mr. Myers, Rev Mr Worthington, Kev. W. 8. Hammond, Kev. Dr Noble, Rev. Mr. Remick, anu there was a fine congregation. After singing and prayer, Mr. Hammond read from tie 3d ebapter of C 8, And spoke of the du- tes of christians. Remarks were made by ovle, Kankio, Domer, Mr. Rev. Dra. Gray, N Coe, of Newari, N.J., and Rev Mr. Myers, who spoke particularily of the remarkable | meetings at Er Paul's Lutheran church yes- trday. Rev. W. 8S Hammond read tue re- quests for prayer, 25in number, among them one for & skeptic, one for the police of Wash- ington, and one for @ brother who has been for fifteen years a drunkard; and he offered a | fervent prayer for them. Rev. Dr. Noble re- | lated an Incident of the meetings at the Ca; itol. A praise and inquiry meeting f lowed. ! FRUITS OF THE REVIVAL Yesterday, at the English Lutheran | church, Rev. Mr. Domer, seventy-four | ops, most, if not all, converts at the union | meetin, were admitted to membersbip.:--* | A revival of religion bas been ie posters, at | the Wayland Seminary, on Meridian Hill, | under the supervision of the efficient princt- pal, Prof. G. M. P. King, during the past two. weeks. More than a dozen stadents are | &mong the converts. ----In the L street Shi- Joh Baptist church, Rev. Wm. J. Walker pastor, @ very suecessfal revival is in pro- = and maby converts have been bap- | Uzed. ——— The Case ef Ottman. PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT. To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Mac- Artbur, the case of W. H. Ottman, charged with the larceny of $47,097.03 from the Trea- sury in June last, in which the jury failed to agree last week, was called. District Attorney Wells asked that the case be set down for trial on Monday next. Mr. Elliott expresse the hope that the assignment would not be made, and called attention to the fact that the case is now un- der exceptions, which have not been settled. Mr. Merrick said that it would be tmpoasi- ble fer him to co on with the case at the time named, and he understood that there were 400 cases on the calendar awaiting trial. Gov. Wells replied that many of them were | old cases, and there was really about 1) days work for the term outside of these cases. Mr. Merrick urged that there was an ap- peal pending in the Halleck case, and they should wait until that is dig of. Mr. Wells replied that these cases had been pending since August, and every time this trial fs put off it becomes more and | more ditficuit to try. There are 40 witnesses | the government scattered through the try, some of whom may die; and there | Was considerable money locked up in it. The new indictment alleges the conviction of Halleex, and that 1s the only new potnt. Mr. Carpenter suggested that it was no | fault of the defence that the money was locked up; let the government release it. As for the danger of witnesses dying let the government insure their lives. Mr. Wells. —That Is not the practice here if it is in Wisconsin. | | Mr. Carpenter.—Neither is it there. tbis practice. Nor is | Mr. Wells. What practice? Hy } Mr. penter.—The practice of trying a ran 'y week. [Laughter.) Phe Court said that without stating wheth- er the case should be tried at this term or bethe would rot now assign the case for apy partienlar day. The next term will convene in June and probably before that ime arrives there will be an opportunity to try the case. In the meantime the Court n Generai Term will have considered the Helleck ease, and they could proceed with the Ottman trial by the lightof the ruilag | of the Generali Term. picket — The African M. E. Conference. FIFTH Day. This conference was opened this morning. @S usual. with singing and prayer. Bishop Campbell thea read the Ist Psalm. A motion was here made to reconsider the action taken on Saturday discontinuing C. C. Reeder from connection with the conference, which was deterred. “Who are the deacons?” was then asked, and the answer was: J. H.Gray,(.C. Reeder, | George Jones, J. H. Robinson and Benjamin | ee. «Who are the local deacons?” Chas. Hicks, | H. Landis, Wm. Banks, D. L. Decoursy, W. A. Hugues, Alex. Berry, H. Offer, C. Ward, J. A. Lenine. Who have m elected and ordained dea- | cons this yea: D. A. Carroll was recommended by Rev. | J. Niebols for deacon and was elected. Jas. A. Lockermer was recommended by letter from the Denton conference. The request | Wes returned for informality in omitting the | prayer of bis church for bis ordination, with permission for his ordination during the in- terval, If such shall be necessary. he case of Hercules Ross was likewise informal. _— question.—Who have located? A. None. E eventh question.Who hold perannu- ated relations’ A. Db. W. Henry, H. Ras- | sel, D. W. Moore, Abram Dent. Twelfth question—Who have been ex- | pelied this year? Jacob M. Mitchell was by motion ordered to appear before the confer- ence Wednesday next, at 11 o'clock, to an- swer charges to be preferred against him. { Fourteenth question—Who have with- grawn? A. None. ' Sixteenth question—Who have died this r? W.H. Smith and Wm. Banks. | ‘eventeenth question._What mumber is in the society? Referred to statistical table. | Eichteenth «uestion._Where shall our | | next conference be held? By thirty majority | | it was decided to hoid itat Cambridge, East- | | ern shore of Maryland. At this polut our report closed, the re- | mainder of the day being taken up by pas- @ coal ot! lamp, and involving a loss | tors’ reports. covered by insurance. An alarm K | UPan pee aaa from box 213 calied out the fire department, | AT St. Pavu.'s E ISH LUTHERAN who saved the adjoining property. The | CHURCH yesterday. moruing there was a aiarm at 415 o'clock this morning was fora | !arge attendance, and in commemoration of | fire in the county, east of the toll ga = e wets CATARRE. DISCHARGES FROM THEHEAD AND Att CHRONIC ISEASES SUCcEss- FULLY TREATED —That the timid and dis- appointed may feel the utmost assurance and confidence in the good faith of Doctor Hartiey, he generousiy proposes toattend all persons, rich or poor, Iree of charge, untii ihe best evidence and most convincing proofs of bis success bave been realized from his treatment. Office and residence, 46 E street northwest. . ——~——_ BUSTS FoR Bri. KNAP.—The schooner 0. D. Wethereli arrived in port yesterday Crom rp, Italy, with a cargo including blocks of marble and cases of marble work. She brought “two cases of marble busts and columns” for “General W.W. Belknap, Sec- retary of War, War Department, Washiug- — ton.” — Balto. Sr, Vth. ASSIGNER's Th ——_o—___ Yourus’, Boys’ Suits, Single and Doubie- breasted Sack acd Cutaway. Ali kinds of Goods and Prices. B. Robinson « Co.. Bays’ Clothiers, #9 Pennsylvania avenue. B. Rob- Inson, late Wall & Robinson. W. L. Chery, late with Wali & Robinson.— Adi. porte tance i; 1,000 bunches fish, 5 lo 3 cents per bunch. BLOUS® and Sailor Suits, for Children 10 Years; cew, tast. dressy. in- son & + 09 Feenayivania avenue. B. Robinson, tate W, Ww. LL. Chery, late with Wail & Robinsoa.-Advi. ” en ee MARRIAGE LICENSEs ha’ Penjamin Churchwell and "Marts Benen? James Toy and Caroline Smith. r —$——n Tur Boys’ CLOTHIERS, B. Robinson 29 Pennsylvania avenue; New Store Seow Goods, Prices to suit all.—adrt, . ° 3to resurrection day the altar was profusely decorated with flowers. The pastor, Rev. | D. Domer, omitted the usual sermon, and in | lew thereof related a number of touching | Ipeidents connected with those who were | about to be received into the chareh. Tne | following numoer were then received into | full membership: By certificate and restora- | lon, 7; confirmation, 40; baptism,7; total, 34. Among the above were a number of en- | Ure families. About two hundred persous | participated in the Lord’s rigs The chotr, | ander the able leadership of Prof. J. F. Pat. lerson, and assisted by Mrs. Stillson, Miss Schutter, Miss Domer, Miss Weaver, Miss Davis, Mr. C ter, Mr. Thompson and others, rendered appropriate music. prc. a anbiatactecy THE Fire To-pay.—The alarm of fire, struck at 1:45 o'clock Pe m. to-day, from the box at the Columbia building, on 4\; street, was caused by the bursting out of flames in house of Christian Bar- iherNo eter street waar ing the Coloni. el, No. ‘8 in} joni- sponded promptly, and extingu: e fire With a loss to Mr. Barthel of some $100 or $500. which, itis th it is covered by insurance. The fre orignal in the cle&ning-room. The scourer was tg oad In scouring a gen- Ueman's coat, using zine, and @ parlor match tn one of pockets ited the fluid, which could not be getinguished. The alarm was turved in by Mr. Arthur Shepherd, who was near box when the Mr. Barthels came up. He had been seareb- ing some ten minutes for a box, not Knowing Where to find one. ccs Le KIL? Svrrs, different styles, all Prices, at Kobinson « Co.. 909 Pennsylvania ayeaue, next to Willian’s.— Ade. ——_-re-—__. A SEA TRAGEDY—63 Lives to be Lost.—Tbe schooner Katie, wi left Port Musgrave on the 2d instant for ith & ers, lucluding several 2 wi u My women been heard frora, and children, not sice Most of the men were to engage at Boston for the fisheries. A vessel seen bot- tom up east of Cape Sable is supposed to be the Kate, (ne a S87-Cept. James B. Eads announces to the South a company that by the first of May there will bea channel througa the Jetties to the sea, THE COURTS. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge MacArthur. To day, Thomas Curran alias Jono Humes, burglary and assanit with intent to kill, guilty as indicted. Henry Mathews, larceny; Crrevir Court—Judge Onrtter. To day, 15,443, Tiffany & Co. vs. Foote; judgment by defauit . F. Mattingly. 215, 3.625, Collins vs. Washington Market Com- pany; still on. FoLICE CoURT—Judge Snea. On Saturday, after our report closed, L. Pulmer was charged with the larceny of a sewing machine from Laura Hunt, a young lady, who testified that defendant came her father’s house while all were absent but berself and took up the machine and walked off with it. It was worth #75. Defendaot told the court that he the machine by order of Mr. Stephens, the agent. Mr. Stephens present. and on being calied up produced a paper purporting to be a contract between the defendant and Mrs. Huot, which gave permission for defendant to enter complain- ant’s bouse and take the machine away in case of failure to make payment for it. court dismissed the case. James Thompson, alias Frank Howard, alias Black Jim, as- sault on Birdie Jobson; #20 and costs, or sixty days in jall. George Perry and Alice ‘West were again stood up on the chi of grand larceny of $55 from William H. Wil- marth on the 9th day of March. They waived ap examination and were sent to the grand jury, bouds being fixed at $2,000. TO Day. Charles Brisket, larceny of two chickens from @ market stall; #10. Charlie: Harris, assault on Jeremiah Maxwell; $5 and costs Jane Stephenson, disorderly; #5. Samuel Bogue, tre- pass on the railing of street park- ing; $5. John Brooks, aseault on Fanny Hicks; $3 ard cos’ David Singleton, threats to John Ogleton; #200 bonds, or six months in jail. Dan Contelly, charged with assault on Kate Nolar; continued; $1,000 bonds. Richard Butler, larceny; continued; $500 bonds. A DANGEROUS BURGLAR. Jobn Johnson, a wicked looking colored man, Was stood up on the charge of burglary in the dwelling of Mr. C. W. Hansell, No. 910 9th street northwest, on Saturday night, by breaking in a basement window, while inmates were at church, and stealing werware, jewelry, and other articles, valu:d at upwards of $50. Thecase was sent to the grand jory,and Johnson was com- mitted to jail. Also, charged with breaking into the house of Mr. Wheeler, the house adjoining that of Mr. Hansell, and stealing a large number of articles therefrom. This wes also fully established. Johnson is a stranger to most of the police, and has been absent a number of years from the city, it ts belleved in some prison. He was sent to jail to await the action of the grand jury in both cases; $2,000 bonds. Cesar Gray for- feited collateral. AN INHUMAN MOTHER. Rose McDevitt was sent down for va- graney. She has four little children and she gets drank every day. Saturday nigo’ 1 Spent ber money for whisky, and her chil- dren were without bread. While she was lying in a dranken state her little boys stole ber bottle of whisky away and broke it, Rose was wratby when she awoke and drove her children from home, and they went for- aging for bread and slept at station- bouse. They are now to rovided for in the Reform School. - Arthur Tyler, loud and boisterous; $5. Wm. Douglass alias Henry Williams, loud; $5. Caroline Simms, loud in the country; $ Jerome McCarthy, walking over the street parking; &5. m. ‘ohnson forfeited collateral. Eugene Van iswick, profane; #5. Ieuac Williams, loud; $5. Peter Doroner, loud; $5. Also, charged with carrying a slung-shot; $20. Philip Nel- sou forfeited. Martha Jones, enticing pros- titution; 85. Henry Neal, loud; #3. Edward Washington and Isaac Weaver, two able- bodied chain-gang hands, were sent down for 30 S each. Daniel Thomas, Mary | Thomas, Sarah Wilson, and Ellen Toumey, disorderly conduct in Pear-tree alley; $5 each. Richard Wilson, forfeited. Daniel Hari co, Anderson Johnson, forfeited collaferal. Sandy Lacey and Allen Hack- eit, maintaining @ nuisance at the Center Market; $2 each. William Stevens, carry- ing garbage through the streets in an open cart; $2. Suort Pants,3 to iz years. & Wilh B. Robinson 909 Pennsylyania ayenue, next to n's.— Adve. —_—_.-0+e.__ THE BEECHER SCANDAL.—The call issued on Tuesday by the committee appointed by tne New York & Brooklyn Congregational Assoctation for collecting evidence touching the guilt or Innocence of Mr. Beecher has as | yet elicited no reply. The only source, if any, from which a reply 1s looked for by the committee is Professor Tyler of the Mich!- gan University. It is alleged that the Pro- fessor, while connected with the Christian Union, came into possession of some facts which it is thought he will now offer to the committee. Mr. Hokarr, one of the mem- hers of the committe, stated yesterday that the committee was neither Beecher nor anii Beecher, and that they intended making a very searching investigation into all new matter concerning th: great scandal and the eu or in enee of Mr. Beecher.—|N. ¥- Journal Commerce, Vth AN AITEMPY TO Fire a Cr E OrERA Hovuse.—At Hamilton, Obio, last Friday night, an ati twas made to fire the crowded opera house, but the fire weat out, although it created mu itemenet. At the close of the performance another fire Was discovered, which was also extinguished 1out much damage. A short time after- Alexander Balfour, heavy artist of the « Wild Bill Troupe,” which was Pl the opera house, went to the chie re and confessed that he was the incendiary. He was tired of life and wanted to die. He was arrested. WHISKY RINGITES SENTENCED.—Sen- tence was passed to the United States court at Jefferson City, Mo., on Saturday, upon whisky fraud convicts as follows: John 8. Bittinger, ex-gauger at St. Joseph, two years in the penitentiary and $2,000 fine, imon Adler and Abraham Furst, distillers at St. Joseph, bes gr months in jail from Sep- tember last and $1,000 fine; Henry R. W. Hartwig and Ernst F. Hartwig, each three months in jail and 500 fine; James E. Marsh, ex-gauger at Kaosas City, six months in jail and $1,000 fine. 7 President-elect Prado, of Peru, sailed from New York for Europe, Saturday. S7-A suit bas been brought in Boston by S.C. Maine against Gen. B. F. Butler for $200,000, for alleged violation of contracts relative to certain patents. ICE KING 7 It is reported that bl sen of the Indian prisoners at St. Augustine, Fla. over- the town was betrayed by one of them, and the conspirators were put in irons. REFRIGERATORS. Ss Having the agency for the sale of this REFRIGERATOR, WATER FILTERS AT FACTOBY PRICES. pa-tr 1009 Penn. avo., near Ith stroe: EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW power the scanty guard and make havoc in we are prepared to furnish all sizes, from 20 up. WEBB & BEVERIDGE, That two or see rane of, Prof. COOK'S in BALM OF LIF. sto bad feel: after meais. No injury or debility results from it. Used externally stops ye, Beural; nd vitaltzes the tired brain and body. ' A: frice it purifies the breath and preserves the teeth in their ry whiteness; makes the fece f2:ras @ Jilly, and ren- ders the body inodorous, My reputation is staked for the truth of the above. : T. A. COOK, Discoverer and Manufacturer, Corner Sth and H streets, Sold 1n quart betties only. ;) J. HEIBERGER, GrinzeNe anMy se Baeye * of) Metropolitan Hotels (inte Devaney noe 1s rown’s, Ne. 362 Penn’ ve., Washington. WATCHES. jyl-ly ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERIOAN Watches, BY ALL THE MOST CELEBRATED MAKBEB. & Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. W. GALT, BRO. & 00. Jonis-tr JEWELERS. PA4BTIES ABOUT TO BUILD 04H SAVE MONEY BY OONTBACTING WITH UB, tm regular stock ‘prepared HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PLUMB- ING, SEWERAGE, GAS-PIPING, de. A! pan megz me. TIM HOT-AIB PIPES to be ‘TE and MARBLE MANTELS, in excellence styles and colors cnequaled. ACES and FIRE-PLAO stor me elerger outfit than other = Sas enabling us to ‘make favors: MAY WARD & HUTCHINSON, ‘S17 Hh street porthwest, | ecli-eotm ©, F, LAURENSON & C0, ocho ly WN. 0 Georgetown Saturday | lneted avery interesting | children’s meeting at the Congress-street M. | P. Keen Owing ae mens of due — the chu: Was poorly filled at the opening of the meeting, at which Mr. Hammond much disappointed, and sent sevéral gentlemen out into the highways and hedges “to compel them tocome in” This move was a failure. The meeting was finally be- gun. Rev. Mr. Beal) led in prayer. “If papa ‘was Ouly ready” was then sung for the ben- efit of the little folks, by Mr Bentiey. Col. Hyatt, president of the military academy at Chester, was introduced, and made a timely address. Mr. Hammond then arose and spoke from the text: “Christ also hath loved us and hath given himself for us.” At the end of the meeting a dozen or more children signed the covenant. Union tings will be held at the Presbyterian chureh—con- ducted PY, Revs. Howe, Norris, Murray and Beall-- all this week. PobLic LECTURE aT LInTHRCUM INSTI- TUTE —Prof. E. T. Fristoe, L. L., D., of the Columbia University, will deliver @ public lecture—as will appear by advertisement elsewhere—on the subject “Water and Its Elements,” to-morrow at7 ¥ o'clk p. m.,in the school building on 2d street. The learned Pro- fessor will, by experiments, «c, show, among other things, how the Potomac water may, at all times, be kept clear, a thing which every body will be glad to learn. There is no charge for admission. THE Latest DopGr.—An unktown col- ored woman is going about town with the tale that her little boy 1s dead and the undei- taker will not sare: him until heis paid, trying in this way to excite fone maton and get money. There is no truth whatever tn ber story. and all kind-hearted people will look out that they are not imposea upon by her. G&IAN TRADE—Boat EF. T. Wheeler, with 2,800 bushels wheat and 3.000 bushels pota foes, consigned to J. G. & J. M. Waters. Boat Wheeler & Barron, with 3,200 bushels of corn consigned to Hartley & Bro.. and 500 bushels corn and 300 bushels wheat consigu- ed to H. M. Talbott. ALEXANDRIA. THE CAFE OF JENNIE DEAVERS —Jennie Deavers, the young woman convicted at the erm of tbe corporation court of was brought into court this morning, and, in accordance with the ver- dict of the jury, sentenced to five years con- finement in the penitentiary. The Judge, in delivering the sentence, told her he had re- ceived her communication, in which she ac knowledged ber guilt, and asked, on the | erat of its being her first offence, and her Infant children, tobe sent to jail instead of the See, but that it was impossible for him to grant her request. He would, however, he said, in consideration of thecir- cnmstances attending her case, order a stay of execution until an application for com- mutation of sentence could be made and its result determined. Thecommonwealth’sat- lorney stated that he would sign such appl catton, and that several of the jurors would do likewise. Mr. Burke, her counsel, said that had he been aware that the prisonerhad confessed her gone he would not have moved for & new trial. FisH Rerort.—Business at Fishtown con- tinues active; receipts of fish are large, and the work of rebuilding, which is nearly com- paces goes bravely on. The restaurants of eesrs. Coleman and Petty will both be ready for occupancy to night, the telegraph offibe, cook cps, &e., having already been finished. Receipts of fish amount to about 12.000 shad, 85,000 herrings, 1.300 bunches of Tock and perch, and 3,000 taylors Shad sold from $12 to $13 per hundred, Lerrings from $10 to $11 per thousand, rock from 16 to 25 cents per bunch, white perch from 6 to 10 cents per bunch, and taylors from \ cent to lcentaniece. County people are beginning to come in to buy their supply of fish, and bidding is spirited. The packers are busily at work. _ SPECIAL GRAND JURY—A special grand jury has been ordered to be summoned on Tuesday next for the hearing of informations against Eddie Meade, John Bright and John Deforce, who robbed the money drawer of Mr. W. A. Jobnson’s store yesterday. This course ss paraned in order that the city may bot be subjected to the cost of keeping the men in jail until the middie of July. An ad- ditional venire of twenty-eight men has been summoned for the samé day in order to ex- pedite the trial of the civil cases now on the docket.—[ Gazette, 15h. ——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— SECOND GRAND SALE or HAMBURGS, EMBROIDERIES, AND TRIMMINGS, | GrucaTERS TO LAST UNTIL APRIL THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER OFFERED! 260 NEW STYLES OF HOSIERY, FOB LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND OHILDREN. SF THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN BAL- BRIGANS AND FINE HOSIBRY. aT CHAS. BAUWS, mards-3m4thp 408 Tru STREET, PORTNER'S VIENNA BEER, FOR FAMILY USE IN THE CITY. ‘The general demand for BOTTLED BEER has induced me to build a Lager Beer Bottling Estab- lishment, on Virgivia avenue, near 7th strec' > savantage of all the latest improvements he Beer ix especially brewed for that purpose, and bottled with the greatest care, for family. use was patenting. All orders sent to the office here or to Alexandria ae attended to. The Beer will be de- ve part of the c’ any ert OBERT PORTNER, Office and Depot 624-625 Virginia ave. In Boxes, contain Eee FE ey 92.50, all oliles: and Box returaea SUo™ ing 75 cents for Bi hyo per dozen, and Box In Boxes, conta'ning 2 dozen Pints, — & cents per dozen for For Shi ing, tn Boxes containing 3 dozen Quarts, or 3 dozen Pints, at same price per dozen, allow- ne a for Bottles and Boxes returned free ef charge, ap3-lm ROBERT PORTNER. W. RoGERs, UMBRELLA AND PARASOL waxer 3 AND REPAIBEB, Spf lw" 446 llth street, above Pa. av. eee TE APPLETON'S ADERICAN CYCLOPE roaches completion. It is having s very large | dropathic and E! CITY ITEMS. ‘THE Stramixe Eacrn is filing the air With 70 son for the lange, Coughs and cols are almost universal, Fortnoately the re: edy inas uviver-al as the danger E drnegist keeps Hale's Hoacy of Hor and Tar, avd it is intallible. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one Mian*e. x nih To ONE AND ALL-—Are yon faring from &@ congb, cold, asthma. bronehitis or any of the various pulmonary tranies, that | 80 often end tn consumption? If so, “*Wabor’s Pure Cod Liver Oit and Lime,” and efficacious remedy. This ts no preparation. but ts regularly presert use ate quack | bed by metical faculty. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chem: druggists. » Boston. Sold by all | THERE is a reasonabie chance of recovery | in the worst cases of consumption, brov- ebitis. serofaia, ete., if Baker's Cod Liver OW and P) vate of L is taken proniptiy and perseveringly. So prepared as to be pleas- Ant in taste, ite use is being rapidly extend- ed with most gratifying resnits. forsale by druggists. John C. Baker « Co., Philadel- phia. Per an Fhe Vitalizes and enriches the thesystem, bulids up the broken-down, cares dyspepsia, liver complaints, dropsy, chronic Glerricea, botls, nervous affection, chills and fevers, humors, loss of constitutional vigor, diseases of the kidneys and bladder, female complaints, and all diseases originating tn a bad state of the blood, or accompanied by debility or a low state of the system. CAUTION !—Be sure you get the Peruvian Svrup. One dollar and two dollars @ bottle. Sold by dealers generally. SETH W. Fow Lr & Sons, Proprietors, 86 Harrison avenue, Boston. peace ost TRY Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carolina Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack- ages. 4,13, es cra FINE FRENCH CLOTH Dress SurITs made rup! blood, tones up | under the girecti: ] fopLpaes's ‘HO. tar to order, $40, at Moore's, 1011 NY. ave. 4,116 | pent dss las Removal. FIRST-CLASS SCOURING AND DYEING. A. Fischer enlarged his establishmest by removing tohis new building, 905 G@ st. north- | West, three doors west of 9th street, very near his former place. By promptly adopting the latest lmprovements, whether of American or Lao. igen invention, he is enabled to do any work in @ manner not to be equaled by those not sing these facilities. #2” Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with- out being taken apart. @7 Crape Veils refinished nice and cheap. 87" Greuse stains removed effectually. S27 Genl's garments cleanivg and dyeing a specialty. a7 Prices lower than ever before, to suit the times. apo Sop.—Sod cut an even width and thie! bess by machine, and furnished at low price. Parties wishing sod laid, or to lay them- selves, can be accommodated by addressing Box 457, city P. 0. 454 ——_—» THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of New York avenue and i5ch street, pays 5 per cent. per annum on deposits for each endar month. Banking hours, 9 to 4. - urdays, 9 tod and 6 tos. 2113, 1416 ACOIDENT.—Ed wards & Hutchison’s Stim- “se Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises. 5 —— Corns &c —“The Wise for Health on dally walks de) .” and inousands from far and near visit Dr. White's establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wil- lard’s hotel, for relief from, and avoidance of, Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vas- cular Excresences, etc. Established la Wasu- ington in 1861. Fee, $1 per visit. _° Saratega Springs in Winter. Reasons for going to Drs. Strong’s Reme- dial Institute winter, with circular de- seribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, lectro-Thermal ths, ‘Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic Electricity, &c., will be sent on application. Nervous, Lung, Female and eases a specialty. 12.%4,m,w.f3: ————$$_$$__—_— GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS Fo4l8 FoR Tet BENEFIT OF St. JOHN'S OHU ; RORURTOWN. Chat ladies engaged in the enterpri~s will ve liberally patronized. ‘apiy-4t NE% SPRIRG GOULS. Ladies’ Dress Goods. in Plain, Piaid and Striped Goods, at 1236, 15, 20, 38, 30, 35, 40, 45 and Bc, Black Silks, Tamose and Gashmeres. fi teree stock Silk finished Alpacas and Mohatrs. 0 yards Calicos at 5.6%. and the best at 5 cts, spereales, Piques and White Dreas Goods, very cheap. A Beantitar assortment Parasols and Son Um- brelias. Cotton Goods at jomest Prk BENJAMIN MILLER, 03 Bridge street. TO PLEASE O' ‘BIEN BUSH is Oven ~ toour kind friends for thelr indulgence during the past Fall, when such was the of 3 all sections as to make {t impossible to romptly 63 we \» ing assured ‘hen finished gave entire satisfac- continuance of your rouage, at fair prices in one to ‘ork sent for or detiver ed in an: of the District; ved and returned to and from "QF part of the count: wy a3 express Steam Dyeing and Sconriug Batablishinent, Retabitatied 1531, 0 Cree Gooreetow “From Gay to Grave, from Lively to Severe.” Ready-Made Departme COATS AND VESTS. Donble breasted or Prince Albert, worst, Coats with Vests to match, in reliabie qaalit! from @22 to §25. adapted to the requirements of the season. These Coats and Veste will give Se much tatisfaction as any coeds, bo matter how bigh the price. Handsome w. a Vests S17 Black Cloth Frock Coats trom G15 to $3), acme of them my own onpeci mavuufactnre. rap dete ats au Vests of extra quality. BUSINESS SUITS. ‘Tastefal Suits. latest cut, for the extremely low price of Flannel Suits, fast color, from —_ deft —_ war feeme abou! Foy ‘half mer prices. a gains may be ex, Boys’ apd Youths’ School and Dress Suits pleasixg variety, at moderate prices, PANTALOONS. japosome variety © ida, checks, s wastage bisck Fibs, £2. Piain black phos ray, Be. SPRING OVERCOATS A fine assortment of desirable #12 to $25. SUNDRIES. Fine white Shirts, none better, $2.50. Under shirts spd Drawers, in merino, anvola, gaure, oT &c.'A large selec App! sole, Partice iu Washiington or viehuity desiring this great work will be supplied, in menthly Tastall. ments or up to press, from the agenoy, 41% 7th | street, where ail styles of Dinding may be seen, || We Bpecimen ‘pages sent gratis on applica- | tton. “att { CARRIAGES. | garment. Paris Sa: penders for 6) end 75 cents, relish and German bail ikerchief=. fine linen and r value linen band hose, Irish all linen Collars and Coffs. and biack neck- wear of good qualitiesand of unusual lengths. | NOTE. CLARENCES, COACHES, COUPES and COUPELEIS. Our Patent Oounler-balanced Front FIVE- LIGHT LANDAUS, and FALLING FRONT BERLIN COACHES are the lead- tng Carriages 9 eee Soumrpane: The Falling Fronts to both are nicely counterbalanced by a Spring, (which ar- We guarantee our work to be PIRST CLASS, Gnd to please in every particular. *No ‘under the above apy oe lca H. KILLAM & OO,, 29 CHESTNUT STKEBY, Every article warranted a= represented. and special effort has been made to secure only wach articles as will fully secure the approbation of purchssers. All ready made goods, pot worn or soiled. may be returned in two weeks, and the purchase money will be refunded. ONB PRICE GNLY. GEORGE C. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET, spi2-tr SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE. AND STILL THEY COME. CHEAP SHOE STORK, No. 402 7th northwest. ‘woman in the window.” ‘THE EAGLE SHIRT. at set-matnly Dee Seren. See COMPLETELY FINISHED, DY HORSE FOOD. yr MADE OF WAMBUTT. AND FINE eras PRIOR 91.95 EACH. GoRDOWS Foon WH. BIRD WYLIE, FOR Sole Agent for Washington. D.C. HORSES AND CATTLE. S57 An extension stock of i, —— SCONOMY. Vi FINE APPEAR- DBY GOO! GREE SCENE eaten ee at very low prices. Just received. ‘mar3s-tr INGREDIENTS ALL VEGETABLE, SROOAD-HAND | CLO Sample 100 Feeds fer $2 00, Seecrip ‘bought and the Depot tn Washington, 609 Louisiana avence, by mail promptly. to. H. & 00. corper 10th sirect and Penp’s sy2 . he ronle dis | | ‘hb. Ge rgetown, will AMUSEMENTS. NiTiOsaL THeaTea. EASTER ae LADIES’ GooDs. ae MADAME DEPOILLY, 7.36 18th street, Netwwen SPRING OPE M. DEPOILLE jet retmretn abeantiiul collection | Ladies invited to visit oF The pot work © Mell known aette Locke the Nasby papers, ec aY.T chasing AP LT eeprctaioment Francaise me W. Jevrings hee been olctee » ei = 1" ~ authors for the a as April de JULIUS C Peek, tem Be MRS J.P. PAL Bev 2 BOSE MITOHEL, from Cato mmed end Untrimmed, im Obip, ttrew. Basket SR and Bibbon Fisk FRENCH FLOWERS, LACES and NOVEL TIES 87 Spee MASONIC TEMPLE, MONDAY acd TORSDAY. April 17th and isch of the Lady Visitor. PITAL, in ald of ite boride Attention gtven to Orders MES. J.P. PALMER, RETTEEDBUM st 4 p.m cschéay DAN 29%) Ho. 3209 ¥ ctren, Setenen ene ING trom 9 to 12 each evening. LUSH : 12 N WILLLAN I8 T m. Taerday. the celeDrated J r Lodi th Lady attendants in 8A! B& WATERIROUFS ‘As the Hospital is free to all, the patronage of a! classes and sects is respectfully selicited Tickets @1 cach, to be had of the Lady Vi.it and at the door apis t E PRINCETON COLLEGE GLEE CLUB T= PR A CONCEBT, AT LINCOLN HALL, On FRIDAY EVENING, April A Lok or RBAL PARISIAN Bate il good length—wili be closed cent @tecount, et en Elegant Assortment of ¥ ERY, IMPOBTED BONNETS, NESDAY April Ith, 18 The Ladies of Washington and vic ‘ ‘hi Mesoatab CHURCH ENTERTAINMEN I. TH LAST OF THE SBAIES AUX A 1 MRS. M. J. HUNT GRAND TABL SD Must will \t # attentte of the Indies tos large a WEDNESDAY TVEN ING. MPSIL 19 —94 a inG. APS or - . Tik ct wy ot fe ver apis aa end AMERICAS PATTERN BON (PBEATER Comrae &. Elevent in greet varicty and styles Below Peansyivania Avenue cn KID GLOVES. ot 91. 3 OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. dies ted Ubideen EVERY WEDS EeOAN ca TURDAY AFTERNOON FIRST-CLASS IN EVEK Y¥ RESPECT. Variety. Drama, Burlesgne and Comedy. nov22 ly ain EMPROIDERIES Pigue. Cambric and at Ore Bednced Prices ()PESED— ee A large and select amortment of LACE CAPS, HaTS AND BONSETS, For lufante aed Cbtidren, Of (he latest et) los and most attractive designe nee for La apr tr RoBzBr PORTS Fine selection of rama ae the be BAMBURG EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMINGS draught. INFANTS’ LACE CAPS made to order, at MES. SELMA RUPPER OLp No.) On Exhibition ane Be. } O14 9th street, opp. Patent Ome. rte 7Ta St. aT 7TH St. VERMILY A'S near9 EAR RRITER'S, — ; =. fe. ‘Steet, Letierem a 4 =} $ Pideres: Frames ieee | 610 9A Servet, Op re : on 1 ¥a ; . Opposite Paient Ofice 7 Please remember Name and Number. }y1-1y Also, on hand, s fine stock of LADIES’ BOOTS SS SaSES et ee 7 90 anv Ea rene . LECTURES. Englich + " 6 50 ee French Pebble = 7 : See L123) 00M INSTITUTE —A Pavitc Lecture | These Goods are all made ai my setablishment Sill be civen,on TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT, | April 13th, at 736 ‘o'clock, im the larce hall of the | factered'in'the Uotied cone 2 aay work man a ip the United ptates. Girtia Setonl Building; ieorgetown. by Pref, I +e ISTOR. of the above ne tate s "sah ecu | _-mar2s-tr JAS. H. VERMILYA. ‘T and It« Elements,” with experimen’ u for admission, but children ander ten years MANES Fadi icesvaY peit of see not admitted, aolee sccompaniod by parents | ath, No" 1209 Peau. avemue’ ae ore . 8 orth Ol will or m4 a3 tors Se) Biltserprac” — "hy tem TIVALS. (;® £47 SACRIFICE OF HUMAR HaIn Fate at OPD FELLOWS BALL For the benefit of ST. DOMINIC'S ( aCROH 1 8 Ma The hall will be open THIS EVENING and oach z eventoz duficg ths week srl A LARGE AS*CRTMENT OF OHEAP Ham BCBG BDGINGS and INSEE std fg BALLS, PARTIES, &c. A "WEL EINE OF LADIES UNDRRG Gi8SNU EMANCIPATION PROMENADE. MENTS, 0 S. HELLER 1 MONDAY nq WEDNESDAY BVENINUS, 4 LABOR STOCK GF SUN { At Ben: ficial Hail, on 13th street. between L and M, FARASUAS, oes ry For » Benevelent Object. Good Mnsic and R+ ats. | ADIES CLOAKS AND Doors #peu at 5 o clock. Aduitasion Tickets, 25 1 duction at L "e ieufees cents. apie 2 po nee wane Eg EAL AND IMITATION LACES, very Jow, at — R Pastas: PERSONAL. QOS BAND AND RECEIVING DAILY, aim aecortmert of MILLINEBY GOODS. “The SSING A FINE ME/U0-30- intest sipice of HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ot, axes firet class Position at HELLER S. Dt quartette ‘cho ‘idiug ¢ position of soprancie on? of the promineut Biteco, LEQ, JUST REORIVED, 850 doren 2 button pel chu in Phtlace! re she has ben KID GLOVES, all shades, and the best | cugeged fcr the past four 5 geofresidence market, for 81, et S HELLE to the District being the cause of leaving. For par Tie Market jes. from $1 to 4. Jub | Oriental Silk PI'd Worsted Coats & Vests...g: Northampton Bilk Ribbed Worsted do. do ... Vienna Diagonal Worsted Coats & Vesw...... Black ington Black and Gold Worsted do. do Union Mase, BUlt ...crvsceeneseeserseestsmimes = meee wer ur liculars apd references address Mrs. GRORGE W JSS. 925 Wallace street. Phila, After May Int JE INVITE THE LADIES TO UALL AND Box 536, Georgetown, D.C epl7 ot” examine oar IVOBCES legally and 4 Compatibility, &c.; resid: decree, tly obtained for nce Gnnecessary, F A. GOODBIO! P.O. Box 1037, Obivaco. WASTEPOA SULUINES ot 8. WELLE 715M. mnarde y jarket Space. Ss ECIALTIES, SPECIALTIES, STSON can be consulted every DOUGLASS’. ao Saturday panctually at hie BINTH AND FST. CLOUD. sega een rom Ato oo, m. | CORSETS, SRIETS, BUSTLE card under Medicat potices, _apl-26 FRENCH acl BY POMPADOUKE LANET READER. | gOSIERY Labins bon s MRS. DR. ELLIS will remain but two weeks P; Lea lopger. All who wish to learn the trath of Past, Present and Futnre should call and consult the | Doctor immediately. She gives information on sil anbvects of ite 1000 Feet northwest Goa | eee | BOOKS AND STATIONERY. eee EW PUBLIC. bigeye Wih street. Bee circul marsi-eosn A STBOLOGrY. Lord Macaula; Ui wepbew.o Selyan, vol 1. 8 8° Lifeof Jokm Quiver ad i jealing Me- ‘Adams. dicm can be consulted at N 1 Dstreet, corner by Charles Francis Adams, vol. 10; $5 00. “Life of 2d Wert. She has no superior indeliueating Alexander Hamilton,” by Mores. 2 vols; @4 30. the Past, Present and Fatuare. In love or business From Mavdais i ¥ her sdvice is invaluable, ae your friends, 7 50. pointing out your enemi aud informing yor of the sure way to success in ‘all undertakings. Con- giz sultation strictly confideutial, Ladies, 1; geutie- | by Mra Oliphant: 75 cents. 50. ent Bory Hay. Fi a= a Astr sical Geo PROFESSIONAL. see | fict between Labor D3 2: OCB TIS8 SMITHE, Dentin Fokes: @ ¢ Has removed bis office from 627 ~pey Pennrylvania avenue to 3250 street lot of Books, in cloth bindings, at e wir few doors onat from six serect™ of) com Crs LS Agents Lawrence's * n2-tre 9 E D. BARNEY. NEW Bours. * ATTOKNEY-AT Law, 1 Peonsylvania avenve Northeast ap3-30: Gor. Le. ave, aud eh 8 itoom 4, fashington DU. on — OBERT V_ HUGHES, Tacrie ose Pence, 438 Deeioh o cenp eee BY Dr. Hemmond avenue, opposite 5 Styles. ene! tends to - , Accounts and oy ape all torst businese—Claims, A faithfal ‘officer in attendance. m18-Im* The peace, Houses. By Po Beve iy Buckley. 1G_ EISING UupWw OF JUSTIC! 7th Street Ho. 609 + opposite United States ‘Gi Alexander Hemitton, a. 4.80. (Jure da Pair— Bureau Prancats,) __jant0-ly Vislietke Due. ilustrted. pen, By Bagene Tag. J. &. WO) Bancroft listory of the United States, Con- D® 4-5. wot, tenary edition Volumes land 2. 9223 per'vol DENTIST. Just published and for sale oct®0 Gm Removed to 12910 F street. marétr MOHUN BROS.. 1016 Pa. av QCHUTTER & RAKMEAS, NEW B00Ks RECEIVED AND FoR MERE OSE Ces Lai Pasig monty ry NTiNG, 0 EBTAL snd PLAIN Pa. SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, 2 ‘ SPECIMEN BUOM.710 EK street northwest, Corner 434 street and Penna. av. jap2i-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0. 'H. EITHER JA Graduate of, '» and of. 401 Th . Gas and chloroform u io augll-ly 1876 _ 1876 spriwve: MEN'S WEAR. PRICE LIST OF MEN'S, YOUT AND BOY’ cae Fleet i NEW STYLES A. STRAUS, \ 1011 PENNSYLYAHIA AVESUS. SPRING GOODS. FINE GOODS, DRESS COATS AND VESTS. j TO MAKE TO MEASUEE. | SUITS TO ORDER, FROM 635 UP” READY-MADE SUITS, FEOM $14 UP. | BEADY-MaDB | SPRING OVERCOATS, DEVLIN & CO, ee F STREET. 4 martd-r