Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1876, Page 4

EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY ...... 1876. Weather Probabilities To-day. Orric ¥ CHIFY SIGNAL OPFices, ASHiNGTON. April 25, is76. For the midie Atlantic states stationary Or falling barometer, ineren sing norhwest back!:g to warmer south west winds. partly cloudy weather an: possible occasional local raips. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c¢., To-night. RNuttonal Theater —Julins Cwxsar” by the greet New York cast. Theater Comique— “Tuc Octorooa’ aad “varieties.” St. Joseph's Hall—Fait for the benefit of BL. Joseph's Church. Masonic Tewple — Anthors’ ¢: pencil Condensed Locals. The street lamps will be lighted at 7.13 p. W- avd extinguished at 3:15 a. m. r Beliew we have “Cross Pur- Laxe val. ingt led sRlOneTS to Inv s report of the Boartof Fire at thel A number of usi 8 Wil) be offered for sale. Captain n the stezmer Arrow for @ short time, In order to her thorough! erhanied god re bave he meantime the Mary Wash- ain Blake, will make rips 200. ndispo- ge Olin and the engagement of rtbur in the Criminal Court, tie Which it fs proposed to close up 28 possible this and next week, that ai Term wili,on conven- YY. adjourn for another week. torious Jebo Carran, aligs Joba v ing Ve is contempiated, in view of the i Ir giilon of Ju The n Barre, who was indicted by the grand} of Cumbtsrland. Md., for the highway To! rf Mr. Benjamin Fawcett, treasurer and pay master of the Chesapeake ani thi» cana on the isth of October last, was convicted of the charge at Cumbe George W. Marlow. for whom a was received last fall from the ¢ «nt, was to-day surrendered to Sheri it lis. of Prince Ger rse co inty, where he charge with baving, on the cn of Septem ber last, assaulted and drawn a pistol on Corstable Godwin wht! aoties. The concer: next Mond: Hail, to aid in cer in discharge of his Y night, at Lines! ating the Women’s Pa- jon at the approaching Centennial e bition. will ve py the - ens Ciub” of Philadeiphia, composed of tnirty amatears Of approved 'skiil, who will sing, and will richly repay the listener. These vocalists bave prepared a programe which will be mo-t attractive. Ata meeting of Columbia Temple of Honor and Temyerance last eveoing officers were a8 follows W.Y. =. Ww eh eted to serve the ensuing term. W.C. T.. Randolph: Mickieh Jobn A ae W.R.. HN. Howard: A.B.,Jobn T. Lewis; W_F.R, T.P.R W.T.. A. A. Wheelock; W. Caap. bard, W.U., W. T. Dorreti Hi. Champion: W. G., L. H. W. H. Prout; P. W.C. The funeral of A. U. bbvson, a deceased po- lice officer of the (th precinct, took plac yesterday afternoon from his late residen ©a F street southwest. A number of se ties, including the Masonic Lodge and Com- mavdery of Knights Templar of which he was @ member, attended, with a detail of thirty poltcemen from the several preciacts. The remains bg at the C attended. consisted of singing, pra by Colonel pamees, grega, Tae exercises ‘T Short addresses iehigan; Mr. $;'¢ H. Gray. Dr 1ond. The ad- lrews wasa thrilling one and made a deep mpressior Among the mi M Dr. k Nobile, Dr. 5 v. E. D. Owen fo! Ryland Chap . S. Kramer; all of whem t inquir, a A very Sunder'a 8. Hammond Among th ent were Mev, Messrs. M. Nob! and Mr. Stuart of the Y.M.C A. After a Lumber of prayers aud s: reports of Mettings held last night and to-day were made. “A young man who had been at the evt door meeting, and bad just been con verted. arose aod th iGot that he bad lately been converted. ev. Mr. Little read & portion O° the 12th chapter of Luke as ap propriate to follow the reporis. «Tell me the old. old story’ was sung. Dr. Ranki read a feeling letter from his daughter, re- cently convert.d, now al sch which she asks prayers for her ; Dr. RanFin led in prayer. Mr. Hammo: madesome remarks as to the «i! being mere passive Christians. the Master” was sung mond rea a number of requests for prayer, among them ove for Brother Hammond and the meetings in Baltimore,” several xkep- tes. and others, Heoffered a ferveut prayer Jor them, especially for the work in Balti- more. A verbal request was made for pray- ers in bebalf of an actor whohad attendc’ ub air meeting, and was present feel- ing a@ desire to become a Caristian, but Whose business stoct in his way. Captain Hester offered a prayer for him. A praise meeting followed, and was closed with ar inquiry meeting. At the Congregational Church this even- ing there will be an experience mveting. he Foundry M. E. chures Sanday school bas taken up the revival spirit, and inquiry meetings with the covenant card ar- rangement bave been introduced, and already & number of persons have made a Profession and signed the covenant THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMA‘ 4 beld a meeting yesterday afternoon, the pre- sident, Dr. R. B. Ferguson, in the clair, and Dr. C. Fill secretary. The constitution se adopted at the prior meeting was recon- sidered and laid on the table, when a lou disenssion took place on the subject of con- Unuipg the present degree of “Doctor of Pharmacy,” in place of “Gradaate of Puar- macy,” the title ased in other cities. Messrs. Thompson, Hickling, Reed. Uldberg, Kal sowski, Scatta,and Ferguson arguet of the present degree, and Messrs. § ls Eecbley, and Drew against it; and, on mo- tion cf Mr. Thompson, the degree of “Doctor of Pharmacy” was retained. en THE Fort Foorr Homtctpr—it wi Teme bered that five months ago or an L. Kendrick, implicated in the Fort Foote bom cide (the kiiling of a man named Moor, of Georgetown), was tried In the Unite States [istrict Court, convicted of man- slaugbter and sen yar months prisopment in jail > pay a fine of one thousand doliars. Kendrick served the four months and then thirty days additional, as he could not pay the tine. Yesterday he was brought before United States Commissioner Rogers. when he made oath to bis inab: to pay the fine imposed, and was then in cordance witb the law bearing on the sub, y Stecharged from custody.—{ Bail. Amert 26th. — aoe EUILDING PERMITS I[ssUED RY INSPE TOK PLOW MaN —Charles dwelling east side 6th northwest, $40. L. V Behrens, a br between N and O sts. ale, three two-story and basement brick dwellings west side Ver- | n avenue. between N st. and Rho avenue porthwest, $7,300. D. W. side ith, between M and N sts. northwest, s¢500. Archer Hays, a framedwelliog south side N, between 5 and Ist sis. southwest, 00, a CLOSING ART S ALE. We beg to inform our readers that tne last and closing sale of elegant mantel vases,French bronzes, clock. | eard-receivers. &c.. im; by Messrs. Viti Bros., (late Viti, Viti ‘Sons,), takes piace to-morrow (Thursday) morning at half-past ten o'clock, at the auction rooms of Mr. ‘Thomas Dowling, southwest corner of Penn- sylvavia avenue and Iith street. Several of the choicest pieces still remain unsold, and Will be el Out positively at that time, ° —e——. DEATH OF AN “OLD DEFENDER.”—Mr. Solomon Hubbard, another old resident of this city, died this morning at 3 o’cloc«, in the soth year of bis age. He served his country in the fleld in the war of 112. He Was @ member of the (idest Inhabitants’ Ase sociation. and was formerly lieutenant of the old Auxiliary Guards, the etty police force. He was esteemed by ail who knew ARKET bun. a FIs To DAY.—Sold by R. A. Golden & Brower, fish agente 3.00) saad, for $16-02320 per " bandred; 20.000 herrings, for $12a$13 pec thousand; 10 sturgeon, from $4 to $6 apiece; ) gill rock, from 23 Ww Sets. ——__-___ THE LAST NIGHT EX MINITION this at the Corcoran Gallery of on Trursdsy night, April @ clock. Admistion free. season Art will be held S tole ‘The Board of Health. | MR. MARPURY EXPLAINS ABOUT THOS PHUTUGRAPHS. ‘The Board of Heaith met last evening, and Mr. Langston, from the committee on ordi- vances, reported that the contractors for the removal of garbage, &c.,—H. Turner & Co.— bad not signed the agreement, and efter some disenssion the secretary was directed to inform them that the contract must be | signed without delay. ‘he Synopsis of the operations of the health officer, for the week ending Apri! | presented. showing nuisances reported, 654; | abated Au application from Dr. Lewis E. Griffin, (with recommendatioa of Senator | Sper cer.) for an inspector’s position was re- ceive Mr. Join Marbury called attention to | published sta ements, purporting to era: Late from the Medical society of the Dis- riet. It bad been stated that the photo- krepbs of members of the board had been aid for ont of the public fands. Toe mem- bers paid for them out of their private poc! ets. and they were procured at the solicita- | Non of the editor of the Chronicle, whien, at | the time, pub ished an illustrated edition. The photographs paid for out of the board fonds were those ef the garbage, night soil, and dead animal wagons, pictures of which are In the annual report." Itis not necessary to reply to the statement that the board had oa year. Last year they ex- 25.080 being from District ng for additional funds it wes obtaining increased powers, = much more work. If the authors ies bad taken the trouble to ex- ® nine the annual report of the board, they i have Ciscovered that their statements were not substantiated by fa funds. In ask | with a view of a CONFERENCE OF GENERAL COLORED Ming Rs.—The sixteenth session of the general conference of the African M. assemble In Atlanta, Georgia, | ou Monday morning next, May 1. Tnere w: | be twenty-five annual conferences represent. | ¢1 in this general conference. Two hundred and twenty delegates are reported elected from these annual conferences. Fifty of that nomber are laymen; two are elected from the bounds of each annual conference. The delegations from New England, New Yerk | and Philadelphia conferences will leaye | Philadelphia to age @t llo’clock, and will be joincd by the Baltimore deiegares ®t | Camden street depot in that city to-morrow | morning, aud procesd in a special car to At- | lanta, thre ibis cily,( when they will be | jotued by the Washington delegates,) Alez. | andviaard Lynehburg. Bishops Wiymaa, Campbell and Shorter will go in company | With the delegations. appointed by this body to convey their fra- | ternal greeting to the M.E. general confer ence, which meets in Baltimore oa the same Gay. en ANUSEMENTS—Desional Thealer.—An im- bse audience assembled last evening to | witness the second presentation of “Julius | Cesar,” and the performance was greete i | with as great enthusiasm as on Monday eve- | Ding. To-night will be the last opportunity | to see this array of splendid actors. To-mor- row eveuing Fairiamb’s amateur opera con. | pany will begin a short engagement wita the favorite opera, “The Bohemian Girl.” Masonic Temple.—‘The Authors’ Caratval” opened last evening, and presented quite a novel and Interesting scene. All the popular anthors were fitly represented, and the young | folks taking part were attired in becoming | costumes. rhe “Carnival” is for the benefit of the Women’s Christian Association, and is deserving of success. It will be repeated to-night and to-morrow night. Theater Onnique —To-night there will be | another opportunity of seeing Milton Nobles in “The Ocioroon.” The performance em- braces a jong list Of varieties, all good in r line, and are appreciated by large audiences nightly. Suit AGAINST A T Tne New Y ‘i ¢. Evans, is well known in connection with co: tracts for laying concrete pavements, e3y3- Ume ago from of Pine street, New York, agreeing to pay two per cent. per month interest. Tne mouey beionged to Benjamin Flint, a retired mer- | chant, of No. 1 Montague Terrace, Flint look Evans’ note, with a bond and morigaze as security. Tbe note was not paid, and the mortgage was foreclosed. Evans now sues | to recover his securities, on the ground that Flint demanded usurious interest 02 the note. The case was tried on Saturiay | fore Indge McCue, in the city court | lyn, special term. Decision was reser he President of the $ accepted an invitation tot | entat the production of the drama jon,” to-morrow evening, at Ford’s (pera He The same promises to be @ rare will be presented with appropr!- dan exceplionably good cast Sulo- MARRIAGE orge M. Gray and 3 } fel Ca son and Marth Dudley; Hartford, Ce and Emily S. Wood. Corat Lake Georg: mond and silver jewelry reve welry store, No. 1) Penus near 4\5 Street. THE COURTS. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judye Mac Arthur. Yesterday, Patrick A. McNuity, charged Wilh &n indecent assault upon Mrs. Av Williams on the night of February ¥, | was found guily. Mr. Moore, for delence, filed & motion for @ new tria’. ‘In the case of James Bassett. charged with rape, a nolle prosequi was entered. To day, . X. Ward, of Baltimore, was ad- mitted tothebar. W. S. Mitchell, assault; plead guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of 3100. or 20 days in jail. George cuglish and Elijah Williams, larceny of a pocket- onyx | ed and sentenced to) months in jail. Chas | J. Tippeis, raj guilty. Charles Greer, eharged ‘with rape, was admitted to bail [u $1,000. PBOBATE CouRT—Jrdye Wylie. | Yesterday, in reestate of Henry Cowling; | order of pubiication issued. In re estate of | Z.D. Gilman; order appointing special ap- praisers. In re will of Conrad Wolz; order admitting to probate and record, and Eliza- | beth Wolz, the executrix, qualified—bond | $1,000. In re will of Mary 'E. Meldon; order | admitting to pronate and record; Charles Neal and Lydia K. White took out letters lestamentary—bond 5,000. Jas. E. Waugh gualifca &s administrator of Jas. W. Hoo- | ver—bond $1,500. The will of John W. Mc- | Cleltand was filed and order of publication | issued. He leaves his property to his wife. The von-cupative will of Michael Roach, | leaving his property to his nephew, was led. order of publication issued. ‘In re Bridget Babbington, guardian; report of sale ofreal estate, and decree nisi fled. Tae will of Ellen Cripps was filed. She leaves ber property to her son and gra’ of Jacch Miller; order admitting to provate, | and Johanna M. Miller qualified as execa~ trix— bond $9,000. The willof Owen McQuade Was filed, and order of publication issued. ‘The wiil of Harvey J. Norton was died, fully roven and admitted to probate and record nreestate of Joseph Wilson: order direct- ing admuiuistrator to setti ne wiitot W. E. Culver was filed. He leaves his property, including nearly =0.009 acres o tin Texas to his re } P. Cut ison. In re will FoLloe CourT—Julys Sned. | ay, William Koones, loud and disor erly; $5. Ernest Webber, violation of | cense law whisky'on Sunday | George Beale, loud, $5. Cornelius Horriga restitution of cloak ordered and & freof $30 or sixty days imposed. Josepit & ibree-story brick dwelling west | Josepb, selling pouy brandy and cigars at | BBICK ST | a | bis bar on Sunday; $20; appeal taken. C.C. Willard, same; coutinued. William Lorenz selling whisky on Sunday; s. Krause, selling from bis bar on Sunday: s2 Littleton Smith, assault and battery o) Wm. Brown, $5 and costs. Peter Koones, loud; $5. Charles Klotz, selling from his bar on Sunday, (two cases,) pleaded guilty; <2) in each. George June an, same charge, for- felted collatera!. David Trunnell, v: ney; | bonds required. John Madigan forfeited <0) | for selling whis! | Craft, assault on a small > $5 and costs. Joba Hall, assault on Jane Given; $5, Jonn Bassett, threats to Precil tt; S100 bonds. Western Turner, it on Lew s Thomas; $5. Samuel Mathews, assault on — H. Hallen; $10 and costs, or thirty ays. er Perce = THING Wosrs = man in De- » low: some whisky at a dru: store, and while under its benign influence bad bis bands and feet so badly frozen that they had to be amputated. Then his wife sued the druggist for damages and recovered $9,500, which was probably twice as mach as she expected to get. ever since then. whenever @man around there starts dowa town, bis wife neg him to the front door. tha shank o’ the evenin’, and as you'll pat'raliy be tol'rable tired agin that time, if I was you I'd come by the dreg nice, warm drink of good speri' fetch a draportwo bome with you, which you'd etter drink it ail, thongh, &s yon eum along yourselt.”— | Lowsvitie Courier-Journal, | bcok; Evglish not gality, Williams convict- | A committee will be | | cially in Washington, borrowed $7.000 some | R. Grace & Co, brokers | | | | { and assault with intent to | rape & little girl ten years of age, was found | | | GEORGETOWN. TEF REViVAL.—The meeting, conducted | last might by Ar. Howe, was ove of unusual | interest. The remarks made by him of the | danger of neglect were remarkably striking Sod unigue. Rev. Mr. Murray followed in the same line of thought. amplifying and ex- plicating it. Rev Mr. Norris, after making ap earnest exhortation, asked all who de- sired to be prayed for to arise, and some tea or twelve men, women aud children arose, = the reguler exercises were pi jed with. Tur CoAL DirFicuLties.—There is very little coal at present being shipped by the canal, aud it is feared that the canal men and others interested tn the coal trade are going to have arough time of it. The facts in the case are these: The Maryland legisla- lure @t its last session passed a bill reducin the tolls on coal over the Cumberland Peo lvania Railroad one cent per ton per mile. Before the bill had taken effect tne said railroad was conveyed to the Consolida- tion Coal Company, and was by them trans- ferred to the Cumberland and Piedmont Raliroad. It is said tbe transfer is only nominal, ard that the Consolidation Coal Company owns most of the stock. An act Amending the bill referred to, to prevent steb transfers, was passed by the last legis- lature, but is expost facto to them. Hence | they can keep the rate of tolls as in force | prior to the act. The American Coal Com- pany and the new Central and Maryland have petitioned the Governor to Instruct the Attomey General to tnquire into the validity of the transfer and of the action of the road nadhering to the old rates. IL is said that the reduction of tolls was necessary to ena- | ble the companies to continue to work the | mives with any p puny bas ele Seld, will foll have been ticn compan s going tobeburt. Ithas done no ever, whieh the others woul had they been able. « BY CANAL —Poat Hattie & Bessi 000 busheis wheat. 300 bushels mid gi ) bbis, flour; also, boat Ca! nia, with 1.500 bushels cora and 500 bu wheat, consigned to Hartley & Bro. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the regular | monthly meeting of the 9th Building Asso- | ciation last night 25 shares were sold @ Average of 142, ' ALEXANDRIA. THE WASHINGTON TURSPIKE.—The cou- dition of the Alexandria and Washington Turnpike has long been a subject of much | complaint by those whose business compels them to travel over it. Those living along tue road have for several years refnsed to | pay toll, on account of the wretched state of the road, and no attempt to enforce collec- Lon has been made by the company owning | it. Suits to vacate the charter of the Turn- pike company have also been instituted, but ho final aecision has yet been rendered. THe St. Asava STREET TRackK.—Tie jury in the case of the Commonwealth vs. the Alexandria and Washington Railroad company, on an indictment. for maintaining a@ puisance, which was adjourned over on y last, met again this morning, and hort consultation, returned a verdict of guilty on the second count, which alleg-s the obstruction of the street by the leavin of cars standing thereon. They also assesse. afine of one dollar sgalust the company. The judgment of the court has not yet been catered up. Gypsies.—The Gypsy camp at Roach Springs is becoming very large, over twenty wagons baving arrived. Monday eveuing a little excitement was ratsed by the antics of one of their bumber who was rather scantily clad. Sheriff Wibert, special Constable Wallace and others appearing, the fan stopped, aud the only explanation given was by a little gypsy: ‘Ice ‘ad taken h’a drop too much.” The ()ueen arrived yesterday in her chariot, a bot house mounted on wheels, and should make her subjects Lehaye them- selves. Fish Rrport.—Although the receipts of fish at Fishtown have increased somewhat, t upto what they should be A great many alewives or | ug fish” have made their appearance tn the lower part of the river aud many fisher- | t have do: men predict erefrom @ poor fishery. Since yesterday's report, there have been re- ceived 12.200 shad and 129,50 herrings. The supply of rock and perch continues small. Prices continue stationary; shad sold from | SiS1toSic per hundred and errings from S11 per thousand.— Gazette, 25th. A DEATH Gr LE IN THE WAVES oF THE THAMES.—Yesterlay afternoon George Leale, Walter Pi Frank meas to who should pul Both stood up in the boat afterward they pitched head foremos' the Thames, locked iu one anower's | The strong flood tile dritted the boat | from the spot. and as the other young m recovered from the shock, they saw t pMpauious rise once about ten yards { their boat. A number of persons in oti beats rowed to the rescue. but the young men | were drowned.—{ London Daily News, April 10 ACCOMPANYING HER HOSRAND PEIsoN.—With the crowd of convicts tha were taking the train at Union de; Huntsville term for swearing that b was going, despite Le: appeals, t riends’ share his lot in the penitentiary.—[G (Teras) News a oo. BAZAR PATTERNS, LAZAR PATTERNS, AGENCY AT «. BAUM'S, 108 7th Street. AGENCY OF THE NEW AUTOMATIC WILCOX & GIBBS ENING MACHINEs. LADIES UNDERGARMENTS AT ASTONISHING PRIOKS, Made of the best Cottons and best workmanship. BAUMS SANITARY CORSET OR ANY STYLE MADE TO ORDER. _ Spe 41bp fr PP! LAveELrMiA BXUIBITION. \ROSSE » BLACKWELL'S pire PICKLES Rice save POTTED MEATs aud Fish, Malt Vinegar, for Fish, Ment & Game, ©. BAUM, 108 Seventh Street, | | | | | i] |e | Lon. | uivd almost every kn GENTLAMED'S DRESS HATS. Approved patterns. CITY ITEMS. GEORGETOWN ADVER’M'TS Covens arp Coin: fering from Coughs, Co’ Threat, &c., should try Troches.” ae | Try Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carolina | Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 2 cent pack- | ages. 4131 | eee No FSTABLISHMENT In the city more nose who are suf Hoerseaess, Sore Brown's Bronchial NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES JNO. H SMOOT 4 SON. NO.119 BRIDGE ST, GEORGETOWN. D.« , Have received fron New York and are olfering a: Popular Cash Prices S GOUDS | LADIES" Dx. Sia new deste PFompt in attending to all orlers for Sewer Taaterials; best ork, Plumbing and Gas Fitting than Ham- 20, BIR and Whote Striped ilton & Pearson, Y. M. C. A. Building, 9th Or ge ey ge et and D streets. They employ none but the Cotton, Geods best workmen, and consequently give satis- faction in all their work. By keep the largest stock of Plumbers’ and Gas Fitters’ supplies Of any house in the city, and are therefore enatled to do all work at the most reasonable prices. They give low estimates on all contract work, and guarantee satis- faction in every instance. Give them a call. They are good Zesponsinie men and deserve | ard Boys’ wesr. Ladies Kid Gloves, 2- bai es Dest 8 >: Pes - Goods sent to anv p25-1m J Honse + Land $158. Hostery in Umbrelias. Prints 5 and Variety, Parasols ‘hich we are daily supplies at Lo the city. NO H SMOOF & SON encouragemen 3,18, w&s,3: —— FORTIFY AND TONE THE FRERLECOUGH- TORN LUNGS with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, and they will soon assume their | healthy and regular tone and action. It is an absolute safeguard against consumption. Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Ix SPITE of prostration. night sweats, spit- ting of blood, hectic fever, and the most di tressing cough, Consumptive patients have been faved and restored by the regular use of Boker’s Cod Liver Oil and Phosphate of Li In this form itisa pleasant medicine, a should be early resorted to. John C. Baker & Co., Philadelphia. Wi.noR's Cop Liven Th th AND Liv. great popularity of this safe and effi :a- | US preparation is alone attributable te intrinsic worth. In the care of Co: Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping jous Humors, and ‘all Consurapt oms, ithas no superior, ifequal. | no one neglect the early symptoms of d ease when an agent is thusat band w Btriped Qoods, at 1236, 15. Black 8) res. A iarge stock Silk finished Alpacas and Mohsirs. 13,000 yards Calicos at 5.6. and the best at § cts, porcales, Pigues aud White Dress Guods, very cheap. ‘A besutifol aseortment Parasols ard San Um- brellas. Hen” Dre Gene, in Plein, Pisid and hed MW, 35, #0, 4 and Sic, iike, Tamese and Gashmer epl tr 03 Bridge street. STULL DIEING To PURASE OUR FRIENDS THE BUSH IS OVER Thanks toour kind friends for their tnduigence pect Fail, when such was the rush of ell sections es to make it impossible to Promptly: see winked. Being assured ben finished gaye entire satis{ac- continuance ef your patronage, © Good, work at fair prices ta f ork sent for or deliver ed 1 any part ceived and returned to and from enty by mall or express. wu WHEAILEY'S tng rtablishinen ‘Grorgstown, D.. yané-tr alleviate all complaints of the Ches: or Throat. Manufactured only by 2 Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Soid by all dr gists. ec Prom a Carriage 3 J MEYEKSTOWN, Lebanon Co.,Pa., 2 | vember 10, 15:5 ms, Baste 8. Seth W. Fowles & & entiemen:—I have been afflicted for two | Ts With what I snpposed to be consump | JT have suffered from a severe pain ia | my left side, the palo being bat slight at | first, but increasing in severity every day } until it was almost impossible for me to low my avocation without great suffering |, and the moet excruciating pain. I have own remedy without receiving the least relief. My brother hay- irg been afflicted with spitting of blood ay Jl the tendencies of corsumption, and hy ing been cured by Dr. Wis’ars Balsam ty Wild Cherry, recommended it to me, and I at oace commenced using it with the most satisfac- tory results. My pain is gradually growing less, and J feel much better than I have for | some time past. As-long as the Balsam dors | 28 much to restore my health as it has done | thus far, so long shall I continue using it, | and I would advise all afflicted with lung diseases to give it a trial. I remain yours truly, Damen B. Hanren 50 cents and $1 botile. Sold by all drag- gists. ———— LONGFELLOW AND HARRY BAS3ETT.— wards & Hutchison’s Stimul ating Linim is the best thing for injuries inHorses. —+—__— E 2 o with circular de. its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, Hy - dial Institute scribin; dropathic and Electro-Thermal Baths, the Vacunm Treatment, Galvanic and Faradatc Electricity, &c., wiil be sent on Lo ipeeregeveed Nervous, Lung, Female aud Chronic dis- § wo in winter, eases a specialty. 12,24,m,w,f,8: oe Kemova FIRST-CLASS SCOURING AND DYFING. A. Fischer enlarged his establishmest by | removing to his new building, 905 G st. nor! west, three doors west of 9th street, very near | his former place. By promptly adopttng the latest improvements, whether of American or Enropean invention, he is enabled to do any work in &@ manner not to be equaled by | Uhose not possessing these facilities. B7- Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed wil mit being taken apart. MENS, YOUTHS’ Fine Elbeecf Spricg Osss. Suit Fine Delabarre Plaid Cass. Suit. Edward Harris Hatr-line Cass. Suit ..... The Diagonal Bivbea Cass. Suit.. Gen’ne Washtpgton Will Bice Flannel Suit. North Hoosic Block Cass. Suit Hercules Scotch Cass. Suit English Stripe and Plaid Cass. Suit Knickerbocker Check Cass. Suit . Seulsbury Brocken Check Cass. Suit... Union Cass, Suit, Frock and Sack....... .. Milleurg Diagonal Worsted Suit. Lippin Sitk Ribbed Cass. Suit. Mason’s Hair-line Cass. Suit, London Platd Cass. Suit New York Milis Cass. Suit Norwatk Fancy Worsted Suit .......... Camden Pista Cass. Snit... Snow-flake Fancy Cass, Suit Knickerbocker Check Cass. § sPRiwe: 1876 PRICE LIST OF AND ROY’ CLOTHING! or A. BTRAUS, 1@1l PENNSYLVANIA AVEN DRESS COATS AND VESTS. Ortental Silk PI’d Worsted Coats & Vests..620 00 Northampton bil Hibbed Worsted do. do Vienna Diagonal W Biackington Black and Gold Worsted do. do 15 00 Uabridge Fancy Silk Worsted Ooats & Vests 12 090 Narragansett Faucy Blk Worsted do. do.. ted Coats & Vests. BUSINESS SUITS. YOUTHS’ SUITS. BOYS’ SUITS. @7- Crape Veils refinished nies and cheap. S27" Grease stains removed effectually. ®7- Geul’s garments cleaning aud dyeing a specialty. #7” Prices lower than ever before, to suit the Limes. PYBINELS VIENNA BEER, FOR FAMILY USE IN THE CITY. induced me te build a Lager Beer Bottling Est»b- = == lish on Virgivia avenue, near 7th street, tak- Corns &c —*The Wise for H tage of al improvements. on daily walks depend,” fer and near v' or. Whi 1416 Pennsylvania aveny lard’a hotel, for relief fre of, Corns, Bunions, Trout cular Excres cs ington in 1 Avoidance Nails, Vas- The Beer ard bottled will be promptly attended to. livered to any part of the city In Boxes, containing 1 dozen fe ments. is especially brewed for that purpose, with the greatest care, for family use ravsent to the office here or to Alexandria ‘The Beer will be do- PORTNER, 25 Virginia ave. Ri = Office and Depot 624 PEICE LIST. To coute tor Botiioe end Box retarea’ et i ing 76 cents for Bottles, and Box returned. _ THES? GEORGE, ln foxes, costainina 2 d:ren Pints, 81 20 per dozen, The Best and Ouly Reliable allow! by cents per dozen for ttles and Box eating Range fo the market, Huanoreds of these B. been pnt up by me in this city, and alwa: isfaction. -&a-Sor sale only at CHRIS. RLESSNER’S, | 715 SND 717 71u STREET NORTHWEST. or 3 dozen ing the same of charge. aps-im ing. fp Boxes containing 2 dozen Quarts, ‘ints, at same price per dozen, allow: for Bottles and Boxes returned free ROBERT PORTNER. Where will sls9 be found the Lest welectioa and the largest variety of SLATE MANTELS ia this cits from 918 DIAN Fole agent for the DIANT HOME FURNACE, This Furnace has been put to test by Competent judges and pronounced to he the Best Parnece oi | the kind in the market. Parics will find It greatly taze to call and examine this FUR NACE before making thetr selection. THON AND TRRUA COTTA VASES in large va- ery, 8 and GRATES of every descr tion at sreety. Tetnced prices, StmMek ‘ook ktove. the best and safest oi! stove inthe world. SIN BUOFING done by the ¥ery best workmen. A.\ orders promptly executed rood work gnaract, . full supply of | tek COOL ANDS, REFRICE nd Fancy TIN WA Bi ETOVE AND MANTE, Sand 71771 Beat $ ply RUBBER HOB! Fr, 4: 880TER. FOSTER P. WOOD. General Intelligence and Information Office, General Agency and Collections, Office, 425 7th street, between D and En. w. Spec! Renting Houses and jal attention. given to its obtained. and Employers supplied tere. apr im 25 and @1.00 upwards. asbine, @ and 70e. > pers, 75. 57 and Newports, $1 25 ai , atton. $1 $0: 61.75 aud up stock BPRING CLOTHING snd 1916 Ps. av., bet. 19h & Wihe's, SPRINGSTYLES - a NOW READY. BEOADWSY and FIFTH AVENUE STYLE #5 and $6 Iso, fine Soft and Stil FELT HATS of tue most English and American SILK UMBRELLAS. Ladies’ SUN UMBRELLAS, warrant, | whiteness unsurpassed: Pare White Lead....... “ Linseed Oil. the contents of this wig. feb@%4-eo%m PARTIES ABOUT TO BUILD | OAM SAVE MONEY BY OONTRACTING we Keep in regular stock, and are prepared ig most spproved mauuer, every description Ws MakrE ONLY STRICTLY PURE GOODS. DAVIS, CHAMBERS & ©0.8 STBIOTLY PURZ WHITE LEAD, PITTSBURGH, Pa. we Every keg of our White Lead bears the follow!n a we guarant tee @ degree of fineness aud THIS PACEACB CONTAINS 100 825 IN GOLD will be paid to any on keg different from Davis, CHAMBB! umly~ & CO. FOR SALE BY FRANCIS MILLER, 307 Sth street northwest. WITH Us, to HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PLUMB- ING, SEWERAG KR, GAS- PIPING, &. TIN BOOFING, TLN HOT-AIB PIPES to be Duilt in walls. | SLATE end MABBLE YANTELS, tn excellence of styles aud colors auequaled. | UMBBELLAS and PABASULS recovered, | RANGES, FUBNAOES ant F LAG STOVES—giving @ larger ontfit thau any other HER @ GREEN, | Bouse tu the citytand counting as te nnabe Purtnar 1419 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ,ENLINE MUSTARD. ( | j UPERIOR MALT VINEGAR, | | JELLIES, 1 Ore invited, au class groce ada. Eve C Bosse & BLACKWELL. Purveyors to the Queen. SOHO SQUA LONDON ¥. BICKMAKERS ES. BRICK PLANES N SHOVELS AND SPADES. Great reduction on last season's prices, ENNE AMERIL BU/LDERS’ RDWARE, Sp22-6i" 612 Pa. Metropolitan Hotel st G B. H. STINEMET: Petty weal 37 PENna. AVENUE, next to corner 13th st. Now opening for spring and summer sales, Gen. tle BESS HAT and Habs Braue epeeroarattyt ING OABES. "Lowest Prices, ap2l-Iw SEO! Sacre, FUBNITO! , oe F. x Bo. 417 Beta STREET, (Near * Hall.) B7-Upholstering a '. Hi ScisGovidnnb ap ees te thee | WM. BOG Sp2l-2w" 425 1th st., above Penna. ave. WALL PAPER & WINDOW SHADES. ‘The finest and largest STOCK, incinding all the | noveities in decorations, and at'prices lower than | any store in the city, will be BMAN'S, 4 13 9th street. and sati-faction | Die propositions to capitalists and contractors, mars. ly Above Wilisrd’s Hotel. | BAY WARD & HUTSHINSON, 1CE KING | _ena6-tr 317 Sth street qgrthy ogt. REFRIGERATORS. | LUMBER! LUMBER! Having the agency for the sale of this REFRIGERATOR, we are prepared to farniah all sizes, from $20 up. VIBGINIA BOAR! JOIST and SUANT! GREAT SEDUCTION IN PRICES, Bust SELL AND WILL SEU. r M fa ai Siongtis and etzen, WATER FILTERS ote SIDING, 920 per 2. AT FACTORY PRICES, . 5 this. ‘Loo fa. 6 WEBB & BEVERIDGE, Gxban BORIS. Ys 30 “peda ay8-tr Ls All other Kinds of LUMB! ib Dresond ot Boned. ‘Bt_less ices. A small lot of OAK, OPTIGIAN NOTE ai ABH and WALNUT that 1 will sell at onc-baif tbe esd anita THHiEy catty Hips SECURE as. nowledge of 01 A il oe ee acta EMEP ER, febs-1y Fie yy Fiery = ui MAN USS Paar cocnrixarcet. | {UTEER, BUCKWHEAT, &e, NS’ VEGETABLE OATHARTIO AND 1-BILLIOUS, % gem ea largely increased. We therefore call public attention to their merits as @ general with the THE BEST MARBURG BRos. SEAL O} RTH UAROLINA SMOKING TOBACCO. apl3-Im 10 AND 20 ORNT PACKAGES. SPrcray NOTIOR. VALIANT = OGDEN, CHINA, GLASS A URNISHING 20 Sth street Goods Gelivered 29 any ‘Yanii-tr ASTUBAGE—PASTURA acd SORE haba eae eae yart of the Disric.” Soa-tm | Paes and Teduced prices; White | esles 12sc., with a fall line of other | ‘ada With Its World-renowned Star Cast, embracing the one te | ~10 00; The general demand? for BOTTLED BEEE has | | and powerfal dramatic cut AMUSEMENTS. c a FE A MecO#amicK, WOMEN'S ORNTESNIAL PAVILION a 5 suite be given ot Kdeoen Bal Suu 91) STREBT. (ST. CLOUD BorupINe.) MONDAY, May ist, ~ O'CLOCK P w Bath: receiving all the latest Novelties ta . $1; Beserved Beats, €t Se Ph Jal age wig ~ CHIP AND STRAW PONNETS. BATS, FLOWERS. we am opasmos 2 THURSHAY EVEN Is * @chington and vicinity are Ineied to 8 : h ; Seeure seats at amine. spot te Natio AL THEATER UR PERFORMANCES ONLY 2 o TUSSDAT . & MRS. 3. P, PALMER am Hass recherche aseortment of PARIS BONNETS ond HATS. Trimmed and Untrimmed, in Chip, Pansy ani Straw, Basket Sik and Ribbon Pine caso FLOWERS, LACES aud NOVEL. wr. S, ant at DNESDAY 8 ter, New York C residents of Washington that 8) Historical Trasece JULIUS CISAR, eects) attention ven to Orders. MES. J. P. PALMER, Great Tragedians, Mr. LAWBENCE BABBETT, Mr. FRANK « BANGS. aus itertes The rroresentation of the great play will clod the remarke feet Mivetrating + of the bedy of Braces cu the Plaine of aw $0. General Admits -————————a.titnmss - Grand Mat n Wet *! N *% DOLLAR to all partes ee Oe MRS. M. 3. BUNT Rid Be ithe peTiamD Opera company tay ,,©> | Would call i) attention of the a ‘ sortment of “RASBION > . > THUBSDA reErey 4 AMERICAS PATTERN BON r S cure seats at Soh a UNTRIY "ED HATS, tm great variety end etyter 4 NATIONAL THEATER #-Batton #10 smear? 2 THE FAIRLAMB ¢ 18S on Pique. Candbric ond Revie am alls Hedecrd Pric ee! tr TRUBSDAY KV er QGpreser = Mrs. Ei A | ©a0 and select assortment of t LACE APS, HATS AND BONSETS, Wb x for Eetnate ond Children. ae . be lal of «tf: nd most attractive tens & de FNIN Pint selections of Kavfinenn. and & BANBULL XMBBOIDERY AND TRIMMINGS auc. A. Ball ABFANTS LACE CAPS made to order, at US SELMA RUPPERIS, _mee tr 14 Sh street, opp. Patent Office. tmz VERMILYA'S tah LADIES’ SHOES, orgs and Orchestra. ¢ffictire mixes on SADE TO OMDEB AT Fn ag ties, and the 6109 1, Opposite Pacent Ofte GO feral admiesto cata a. vate box Box Sb Also.on bevy ® fine stock of LADIEZE®’ BOOTS * ev 1 a &t the followh ¢ prices vith Union @guare Theater Co., N (ieee bK - glib “EDASHEON © = | _ French Ped sate 360 THOREDAT EVECING. wise These @ © all made nt my ortabliehment — | Secure erate at Siomon & Chapman saps 2 ete) pe eal to any work mauu- RK SHELDOWS ANNUAL mar? ATION EX®RCISES ADAMS” ps * MUNDA r ‘¥, April St ” ” Pep. avenue, acd at ©3 net, Baltimore, TUSK s On, THE GOOD FAL D THE LITTLE hoioe Qseortment of French cua gy Sor te oe peous Sa oe a} mhz sith Beal Ponies, Gol irloty Magnidcen cenery, Re. ‘The warloue cliaracterg wi be “ NIFICE OF HOMAR HAIR wenile popile of Prof. LDU DENY. 1004 F stceot northwest nr larmee erie ats cecesens eoeoemeenrss be Eom cimree former price O admission, « cured mate. 50 Ot of. Shel don wilt be found at the ball daily frcni M0 to 12a.m_ | former price @¢. 4 1 to 5 p. m., for the sale of ticke’ iS MENT OF OREAP Ham. = j G8 and INSERTIO! DAY EVENING, 1 iss oF LADE . = FORD'S OPE CA HOUSE A Nusre [= aS ee Eecure seats at Solsmon & Chapman s. ap2i | a ———— ReFEKT BURNS. \A PAKASO J, selling reearelees of com All lovers of BUBNS attending the “Authors ADIES CLUAKS AND SUITS, at « grest re- Carnival’ fuvited to call at the ' 4 dection. BURNS COTTAGE, | oe > imiATION La MASONIC TEMPLE, April 2h, 25tn,cm. | PREAH ANDi uITATION LACES. QS BAND a> FIVING DAILY. » inrgo rill be complete in ail its appotutment,thsich- | igeogt'etylee of 1 A ¢ 2 an otthe Cottery’ SATURDAY NIGHT | 180, susy 1VED, 350 oren 2-batton 2 : KID GLO) £3,ail shades. and the bost iu the ii} be found ametegantiine of Scotch | market, for @l om Grooches,. Pius 5 iabeneesaatien: - ard Pala Goods, . WEINYITe rie LADIES TO CALL AND i serve Cneda and Whey. Ores examine. 6 mock The proceeds are forthe benefit of the WOMANS | marly» HELLER 718 Market Spree CBBISTIAN ASSOCIATION. ‘| Qrecslt os ore puest E. Ele 8 & ae A . OPEN THE YEAR ROUND, . Performance EVERY NIGHT. Marines for La rs dies end Children EVERY WEDNESDAY sud AXD MERINO SATCKDAY AFTERNOON. ONES. FIEST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT quae te De nade Deedee eases | _Vertety. Dram Burlesyne and Comedy. Povl? ly — > EE pe PORTNER’S SUMMER GAR 8S aNnDs y iR BES, Alesuudtia, ie opeaed again {or the 8S »NDSTATIONERY. cason, where the best LAGER will alwaye be on awe s Tesi Gravgt- apt im’ || HESRY SCHERE. Supt. ASO TH'S GREATEST OuD No.) On Exhibition (New No. ™ re chibi rw *LF MADE OF THE DEPT!s. Choice Off Paintings, & Onremce, & ay jee inti » Bogravings, Ohromce, &o ¥ isNow Also, iargest stock of Paper Eis » Wintow . Bindi, Pictares. Framve, Btare Oo ‘ena Teo 1M BOOK FORM aT ve, Rings, Nails, & SHILSINGTON'S Bookstore, SP Please remember Name and Number. i727 | 4, oy oe Gur. 0% erect anh Penne. ove | PRE ASCAS f Bee By Teixe. Evgitst I..< erature. 3 Taine a anes ‘Towarc Straight Gate. ‘By Borr. VHE FAIR AT ODD FELLOWS BALL for the Prayer «4 tte Remarkable Auswers. ty if benefit of ST. POMINIOSORU BOHN m tt tinue ur til FBIDAY BIGHT, the 2th inst. 926 ot [£418 47 ST. JosePH s BALL, Corner Sth and H streets northwest, . FOR THE BENEFIT OF 8T. JOSEPH S «HCBCH (German), EVERY EVENING FROM MONDAY, Apri! 24, .- > eee | ,Syetem. By Dr. Hammon? LECTURES. Styles, By Bovenger- 7 | By Van Bene EOTURE BY LEWIS CLABi —_. bP ee Uncle Tom's Cabin, jacurel Science, * he askiey a ‘an i INDUSTBIAL SCHOOL FOR COLORED GIRLS jamilton: 3 vole : IN WASHLNGTON, Toe Habitat cs of Meu tu Ail Mets, Sy Recene at Asscciation Hall, 632 Penna. “avenne. THURS | yiliet be Dee tounun pe DAY EVENING, April 27h, 1576, comme: Bancroft's Hisicry of the United States. Cen- Soclock. Adwission. 50 cts. apes tenary edition Voinmesland2, $3.25 per vol. = uet publinb:< pid for oul BALLS, PARTIES, &c. = MA#isrs Feowal may bave, EIT:t CATIONAL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 10,1576 EST END owne Lar oALMABINE'S HALL, & street, between New Haven, Oor, nb an tt inc © jafichetss admitting © gentleman and on BE BPISC) ier iain Dis open at 73; commence a p.m. Bibs Heat Masse, B# Tickets to be hed st Masic Stores or A. Ass Mastre. ~ Hell. ape y te = ——— formation can’ be bed PROFESSIONAL. Pe = ‘ | BR. WALTON, DENTIST tothe United NGLISE, Fhe wCH ates Naval Academy at Annapolis E LEOT 8CHU °\; for a timber of years, respectfuliy Gffers his professional services to the citizens asbingt.p/ Office, 932 E street northwest. b tween dh and Ph pd) im” B. J. OURTISS SMITHE, Dentrse, | MEN'S ed cthes ‘from hc] i= venue to 325 0 street n. Cast from 4% street * ) D. BARNEY Eo BAR nvey-aT Law, Nortbeast 5-3 AND OL: Cal BE. UBG LA! > coke eabies Sis nade ty «BAR. SPR!IVG GOODS. cor. La. ave. and 7th st., Room 4, a Washington D. 0 L°?*38. Ez JUST! No. 609 7ib Sirect a. w. SRpenite ‘atent Office. Pi (Juse a Paiz— Bureau Prancats.) CHUITER & RAKMEAS HUITER & RAKMEAN, VEW STYLES janle ty FINE “00DS, ie BESCO, DECORATIVE and every description of = OBNAMENTAL and PLA iN FAINTING. 9b street west. hd 5 gaa BOOM. 710 E sireet northwest, T+ €AKE TO MEASURE Fr WASHINGTON, D. 0. 4 87 i GET FOR TEETH. EITHER IAW. ae r Suto. of Dental, rmery, and of | Ss o Semaaeceorer of B- = cilbrtone fs FLOM 935 UF. WarcHes | — ~ READY-MADE SUITS, j Feom @14 UP. Watches, | BY ALL THE MOST UELEBEATED MAKERS ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN BEA pY-MADE A Large Aswortment at Very Low Priew. SPRING OVERCOATS, M. W. GALT, BRO. a co, #10 OP. Senter JEWELEXS. PURE SODA WaTER, | | BLOOK TIN LINED STEEL FOUNTAINS. SODA APPARATUS FOR SALE OR BENT. Ayply early to SAW. © PALMER, DEPOT, 67 GREENE STREET, onto GxoReETOWN, D. 0.