Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1878, Page 4

“THE EVE ENING STAR. mt RADAY Febrnary tf, 1878 Weather Indications To-day. OFFick oF C REF SI AL OPPICER, Washington, February I 1878. § For the middie Atlantic sta cloudy weather. with ra winds. possib’ stationery ¢ LOCAL NEWS. &ec., To-night. Rational Thea dates’ eomnic opera @ompany in © Princess of Trebizon Ford'< Opera House.—Unele Tom's Cabin. Theater Comiyue.—First-class varieties. Wiliard’s Hall leste, the musical won- der. Ascensi¢ Amusements. n he ntertainment. Condensed Locals. From J.C. Parker we have the New York papers in advance of the mails. ¢ Court in General Term has adjourned until Monday lentine’s but the P enthusiastic The War department draped in mournin Cenrad. Residents of East petition to the Distri Bhat a pond of w park be drained. ‘The reason assigned by the members of the Capito! poli for not wearing uniform is that w which requires them to It is understood that resolu. introduced in each bi 1. requiring the potic post bout it. and its bur in honor of ex-s Washington have sent a Commissioners asking ter in the vicinity of Lincoln be tions will Gonegress, s the ¢ ¥ 4 So that strangers will be officers and wh formation they ¢ building he police of the fifth pree between D and qi oa as Long on, and’ took i women fo the station y cerenionials of presenting of Carpenter's Fravir the Einan vation Proclamat at Howard University ‘The pound party at Mr. I row, i -lorthe benefit of terday the biil for nd Ohio canal » aigent for Braun's famous | : revisited Washington. and | wil, FF will be seen, open tomorrow a free | exhibition of his tiie collection, at Markri ters gallery Distriet_ Commissioner: fused the Rich erday, re Application of De puty-Commander ‘ ry of the Repub. toniac, asking for bronze howitze .on the ground that they had | ant the est. upon their ne 3 “temperance. Addresses » by Drs. Rankin and Don of of the Metropolitan Chu dt for the sup ether ex “riminal lowing in- Franeis Whitten (two). false @ fals : William ! Ray piracy a; JW. and | Jonathan H.V.E enses and press Moore and Aaron 1 nst H. V. Boynton: | M. Hoffman.” libel on | William B. Moore, libel on he g1 Gorma Sim gr and Harry Ra foreman re} Phillip AYlor: ynton. eases of Join Rob rt ping faro | yried to the court | them, The Lup from the mouth. 7 and satish the for theser rv ed them from furth Tur Furr Cen Trish Ameri: ENNARY.—A meeting of Trades” us Was held at anniv Mr. i. Tsary of the dirt Brosnan presided. with Me. Mr. Brosnan stated the andl made a few tet rConnell. Maje was deeided that ef the exercises, Messrs, lectur with Baliib e€ appointed a ce mittee to make necessary art was al ided to invite t and coo} f are requested tc i NSES Brene, of Lone Ish ned. Tramn ave been issued to T. and Jane Bialye Tand ida May Louvette : Bere! oth of @ria_ ec orge Saunders g Frather: W.H. Neven and Barbara Fisher John M.A Annie E. Lee; Wallac t Merey dwin Miller, of | London, Bs | Ensign Nic { Vira Tiffany. | FE Me Donald albott and Sirah Mrs. TRE FUNERAL of on Monday last, took plac f residence late Tobias Martin. an for ton, on the Vale Intelligent early days of Washir j by Devaugh large fam * groe Hand K She. was one of the most estimable and respected ladies of South Washington, where she resided nearly her en tre lifetime. INDICTMENTS FOR LIBEL AND CONSPIRACY. ‘The grand jury yesterday found an indictment against Wm. B. Moore. charging him with libel against Gener V. Boynton. the wi known newspaper correspondent. The alleged hidel is contained in a letter written to the Sec retary of the Treasury, Augu sec ond indictment was found against Wm. B. Bloore and Aaron F. Randall, for conspiracy to injure the character of General Boynton. Several witnesses, newspaper men, are named in the indict ment. A STARVING “MoTHER AND CHILDREN.—Yes- terday « well-dressed Woman appeared at th ity hall. and. woing to the clerk's offer, aske: t tated that she and her children oO a since Tuesday. and from her © there was every reason to believe nt. Oneof the clerks sent out to sont some change, when she remarked that she ay sick, and, turning to the door. fell ina fainting ft on the floor of the hall. Ina litue time she recovered, and. asmail sum having | ween raised, she sef off fo purchase food for her famishing little ones. BeiLptnG PERMITS issued by Inspector twisie: D.L. Morrison, repair a brick dwell- ing, F street, between lith and 12th streets i northwest: $0. Hayward & Hutchinson, r ir a brick dwelling, 17 9th street northwe- 10. D.D. Thompson, construct a two-story { brick dwelling. 15th street, between nd streets southeast: $800. Mrs. Dwyer, repair a frame dwelling, hb streét_ northeast : $200. Washington and ¢ company, build shed on Ist street, amd C streets northwest JAPANESE WORKS OF ART.—This to view in the st of Vin and F streets, is. without a doubt, the nd finest display of this class of goods ever made in Washington, and must be seen | io be appreciated. For times of sale, e see the descriptive advertisement in our a tion eginmns. AS THE TIME AprRoacHEs for usto move, the crowd of customers increases. New Yor | mills sheetin tte Widest and best mad bargains in children’s hosiery ot the best makes and styles are being closed out at astonishing prices, at Chas. Banm’s, 408 7th street. 1 | to get my children’s mea | ana | munerative one this season. The Freedmen’s, Beqeptsal Investiga- SESTIMONY “AROUT aa MEN'S BONES BEFORE. THE SENATE COMMITTEE TO-DAY. ‘The investigation of the Freedmen’s hos- pital was resumed this morning by Senators Sargent and Eaton. Dr. D. C. Patterson, coroner, testified that he had been called to the Freedmen’s hos- pital toexamine some human remains about the 10th of November; was summoned by Lieutesant Johnson upona letter from F. E. Felton as to the needs of, investigation pon suspicions of foul play. Lieutenant Johnson produc the letter from Felton, which Dr. Patterson read. and continued, that he found_ nks at the hospital, who said that about 2 ar before he had buried some bones fora medical student. The previous night he endeavored to dig the bones, but could not find them, He aft request of the coroner. tion. ex took no Ss he supposed the sented’ by Banks. The odor from the bones. The coro notes he inade on the 1th of Nov tive to his visit to the hospital. Dr. Keene, health officer, testified to fn.ding the bones as above. He did not deem “hem a whieh was the point he v : The subject was refei eas repre- nifensive, read the ber req : ad to ‘ar of the Board of Health, who referred Palmer. replied that no dies r been buried near the hospital, but tsome bones had been buried unknown to uthorities, but there was nothing preju Ito health. ant Jas. Johnson test was considerable efituvia fre Banks was reluctant to dig, a to put his foot on the place find it. The chief doctor kn it, Dut said he woul reports. patients that they wer up several barrow fulls of bones since. Chas. Banks testified that he buried th bones some tine last winter, None of the doc- the hospital Knew of the burial. The student they belonged to did not ask witness to bury them, but simply to elean them. other bones for a «lent, Me: tthe same time, but has not buried rec el digging tage. a student at the Howard medi- cal enite 4¢—the one referred to by Banks—tes tified that he had obtained the bones from the dissecting room. Officers of the college knew of the burial. Asked Banks to cl nes about the Ist of December, 1876. B. Johnson, secretary and treasurer of ard University, testifiad that the v cedmen’s hospital Was $192,861.4: pilin 8 alone are valued at’ present at $100,000, The Trouble About Murphy's Pay. WHAT BECAME OF THAT $2) COLLECTION There is considerable gossip about town about the difticulty between cei anee and church people on one s Murphy, the temperance lecturer, other, on over the division of money collected at the the late Murphy temperance meetings. It ap bears to have originated from a want of plan atthe outstart. Previous te to this city, both Di gers of the YM. C. A. him to visit here. to come was addressed to Dr. Ni mestion of pay had been diseu members tiating with nf acceptance The nd amon the m no def hite nding Was. ar Tn, Mr, Murphy's letter to Dr. his willingness that in case his terms could not be complied with, that he would come trust- ing to their best efforts for his remuneration During his visit several |: funds were made, but it is aile as he expected. he did not bh ud emphati t he had not been raid lus f, by the inanagers. t night of the Y. M. air propor a meeting Monday A. committee, hav charge of the meetings, a report was nd showing that the reeripts during the two Sturphy leetared here were $0.01, and disbur Tor rent of hall his son and daughter board for Mr. and. Mrs. with him #0. and Mr. Murphy was paid back $12, which he contributed to the poor, and he also received $101.48, leaving about $250 un counted for. It is said. th lay he will deal altogether payments for his service aut ares pments have been made to his en- tire satisfacti Of this $225 y veil ate of Murphy and aut Ebbitt hou w ilson, who came Amusements. ater.. —The Oat Barbe Bleue” last evening before wience. There is not much in this burlesque, but it was accepta Mrs. Oates is as sprightly and ~ but her troupe is ; fast year, “The | opera troupe a large music ody should see the + Unele Tom's Cabin present comp creating quite a {is presented b jubilee singer Theater Comique.—4 xd programme at the eosy Comigue and a good house every night Willard Hav. —The mt will give one of her wone night. al Wonder Celeste fal exhibitions to- r rtainment om be continued to-night and to morrow Messrs. T. Jesup irnett have, for.dohn Ba ters. entered a Suit agaiust Dennis Toum and Ellen Toumey, his wife, for slander, layin 5 ages at $10,000. He charges that, his wile the 5th of November last, the n Toumey, on the 28th of No- v nid concerning him the follow. ing language s killed his wife,” and on the 24 of December the words: "He mur- dered his wife,” and in hisstore, on ee corner of T and Ioth street, she sa T have come »” (meaning that children owned property in possession of the plaintiff and wrongfully withheld by him.) “You are a loafer and a vagabond,” anid he was compelled to call an officer to remove her from his store. 5 ue BRICKLAYERS AND THEIR WAGES.—At ist Meeting of the Journeymen Brick- s Uniow. a resolution was adopted re- qiesting a conference with the bosses at the next meeting at Lincoln Hall, (2Ist) with a W toa full andes astoihe relations nd the employed, the pu to be paid, Xe. Last year the pay Was $0) to $1 per day of ten hours, until the days shortenes redu tion, 1 sentime: nit of th jours is ate this summer should not be below LAURENT, ot the Oates Opera smphatically that he was in company with Mrs. Oates when he met his wife; says he was at the time near the stage door of the theater on his way alone toa friend's house in Washington, tow bie bh he had been invited. He deems it o himself as Well as to Mrs. Oates that this statement should be published. POSITIVE SALE OF CRAYONS.—By the adver- tisement elsewhere it will be seen that Thos. Dowling, auctioneer, will sell, on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at the studio of Mr Louis Wieser, without any reservation what- ever, his elegant collection of crayons. sale is positive. as Mr. Wieser intends up the premises. YARD-WIDE pereales, 6'4 cents: blankets at prime cost, from $1.50 up; carpets, at prime cost: Hambur ed ings from auction; she wide, 20 cents; plain dress Cashineres HroWk Sup: alpa S, Irom 15 up: Nottingham laces. Towson’s. See advertisement.—Adrt. A SCATTERFD MAtL.—Abor ning twe horses belonging Jones ran away from Kelleher’s livery stable, Sth street, between D and E, and at the corner of th street and Pennsyh ia avenue the: brought ae against a iam post, completely demo ishin, ~ With the iron letter box ai- tached To the post, seattering the letters, fif- teen in number, in all directions. eet, kept on up the street: one of the horses was arthe sommes of Ivth and F streets badly in- d the other had not been found ot accounts. When last seen it was on Ke en run out Lith street. The mail lock ana ‘Ss were secured and taken to the fourth bes cinct station, and the post office notifled. DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows :— Wim. Moore, trustee, to Wm. M. 2oclock this z= to Senator 1. 1088 Anite it Brows Lewis Rurtz ‘erste S, kins FS, part lot’ 1s hos. Hyd ), lot 20, sub. A Pouce Party.—Sergeants Arnold and Guy, with a squad of police of the ith brecinet surprised a poker party at 1211 Peunsyt avenue, last night ‘about 9 ovclock. and took eight young men to the sta- tion-house, with the proprietor—a man who ve his name as Edward Taylo ROMAN GOLD, Lake George diamonds. cora! nd silver jewelry : bracelets and chains, from two tetwenty dollars ; the best Arty cent eyeglasses in the city, at Prigg's Jewelry Slore, No, 47 Penn. ave., near 4}; st.—Advt. ——_---e —____ A Pook ORANGE SEASON FOR FLORIDA.— The orange business has not proved a_re- he markets were crowded in the start with half-ripe fruit. whieh no doubt influenced, to some extent, the low prices that ruled all along. The Florida orange, which is unsurpassed for its flavor and sjze, will not keep long. They rot very fast. sserting | found | erwards found them at the | | | grand lareeny. and was sente THE COURT's, CrixaL Covrt—. uwige Wylie. To-day. in the ease of C? gharine Me: eMahon. convicted of assaulting E'azabeth Raf! and. a fine of eo npaeed the runsel plead the pov- erty of the defendant, a’ J the fine was reduced to the payment of the costs. The grand jury hav mg indicted W. B. Moore and Aaron Randa", for conspiracy, and the former for libel 4! Mr, ‘H. Boynton, the bond was fixed “g@ oth cases in the sum of $1,000—Mr. Geo hi; Piant becoming surety for Mr. Moore in oth cases, and Messrs. N Jeffries and (4 H_ Presbry for Mr. Randall. Col. Totte as counsel, Stated that an indict- meut for fel of Jonathan Taylor had been found 7 the grand jury against. L. M. Hoff man ar4J. W. Phillips, and they were presen and "repared to give bond. Mr. Lewi pha se accepted as surety for each i SW of $100. Mr. Stone. attorney for Emanuel Hecht, con- ficted of assault on Char h intent to kill. entered a motion. ior a new trial. Frank Parker ana Laura Parker, both co! ored, Were arraigned to answer to ‘he indiet ment fo orging a si; uretoa oeder. Frances Dulany, of Philadelp! in June last transmitted: through the mi a money order of the ledier carrier the ieate letter fell into the hands of the fendants, and they becoming acquainted with the fact of the transmiital of the mone nt to the Post Office department, forged Mr: Louisa Parker's name, and obtained the money authorized to be paid to that person. hard Bowen, colored. ‘plead euilty of need to the peni- tentiary for one year. vir CourT—Judge Curtter, Salter et al. agt. Waiter e for defendant, # damages. agt. Kimball; settled. Carroll agt. William .: judgment below affirmed. ‘Silter eta ct. Lphnson ; judgment for plaintif. Geibe Kimmel et al.: verdict for plaintiff nomi- nagt. Connolly: McCready agt. it for g42 “Martin dict for defendant. Key binitied to court Kelloge agt, Mitchel #4 verdict for de- me; judgment t. Worthing- ser agt. Mack odement for verdier for z intift. plaintiff for $4. Armes pteham at Greenapple Foraict for plaintitt for $108), interest from Jannary 22d, 1 per angum. Equity Covrt—Jucge matter of E. appointed. ‘Murphy agi. Cole Reed; do. Hawkes guardian ad litem Boe ae Cresswell et agt. Sween 0. aut. Hogan etal; Peake agt. Me gt. App ten declan ant in contempt, fesso. . Beatty scleman: do. Kreamer agt. uzt. Goodridge : do. Kre: merida. (and reference.) Di . me agt. Bl: A same Ain eht; do. Clements agt. Clements; trustee substituted. “Johnson agt. Fugeit ; or. der publication. Gaskin axt. ¢ asking confirmed. Kengla fresh agt. MeElfres! firmed. Potomac Ste and Coasting Co.: referred, Callahan: order toenail $ le. Met . Witherow ahan agt. dvantage of uditor’s report ratified. Pirastee st. Morris et al.:de- cree fo Ingersoil'agt. Jones: bond ap proved and Hime set for hearing. petitions pangdon agt. F. T.Co.: appeal bond ap Le net Hembley; amended “l. Nat. Metropolis Bank as to three defendants. FE Hecree vesting title trustees discharged. Dodge: amendment allowed. Porice Cov: RT—Jurlge Snell. Yesterday, John Ci urran, ault and battery on John Re Patrick Lee, Teed S| ‘imere, worth $10, from the store of Luttrell & Wine, Y Bryan, of the Island rrested the thief ina South Wash- ‘Gmonths in J Wm. Gordon, Thornton ;tined $10. and costs TO-DAY. a well-kiiown colyred ghed on the charge of lay “urpenters’ tools from Charles Horien, working at the old Unitarian chureh building, now being fitted up for a Police Court: second offence: grand —jury—bonds $40. George Brook Ke} rolored, kireény of four gas bra $10 and costs or thirty F threats to Ama Keep the peace. ceny ; $10 and c n an L. Studie: ntinued. Wm. ¥V ‘da a Ward: 8100 bonds to Keep the pe Johnson, petit larceny of a box of adan candles from Barbour & Hamilton, groce y Robert Harris, Moses Hobinsot : #10 or thirty daysi in jail. FORGED TI Wm. Marrow and John ¢ omnell were iu raigned on the charge of forging and counter- f fa pape pee ed papers, purporting to be adinission to the lecture delivere, Piatt on the evening of the Sth inst., Opera House, purporting to be worth ve cents each, to the prejudice of J. managers on ‘ pmnbly, under Was given. They ‘ition, and were com action of the grand jur 1 at $960 e: unk Johnson, $10) bonds to 1, petit lar. twenty- P. Hamilton and Johu M. rtof the Wo in jail. Thos. Doran, Ss fined $5 for being Christian pares, col- a strapping drunk an ored, Was sent down for Warten, Margaret Kibby. F c dfsorderiy. y y Highe: loud and bolaterous, Josephine West Louisa Marshall, | ninety Sam_Johnsou cl inety Jenny Corcoran: ninety Kate Waite, same 4 ninety days. Joseph Oker, selling | rum Without license; partially heard, and con- tinued. A LITTLE GAME OF POKER. Edward Taylor was arraigned on the charge of setting up saming heap at li Pennsyl- yania avenue. ess Who was present last night testified that he was ‘en aged in playing 2 game of poker. He described the game as beng played with chi nid cards; the chips-are procured for money and used in. stead of money. There were five playing there last night. They were invited there by Mr. Taylor. Another witnes: bought his cheeks, paying five cents each for them, He was invited there by, Biren: had been there once before. A.M. to buying some cheeks from i vlor for fi centseach. Sergeant Arnold t fied to being in the raid, and seeing several hundred chips, cards, boxes, Xe. Counsel for defence, Mr. s. contended that the game of Poke i ome Within the statute on w ine this founded—a corporation ordinance ich enumerates the games which are pro- Hitt d, but poker is not one of the games in- le he court thought otherwise. and Nosed a fine of $4 o—______ , PAULINE MARKHAM says she never knew v. Scott, of South Caroli though she r bate beew introduced to him. Her hv band, MeMaian, he intends to horsewhip Mr. Dana, of the New York Sun, which first pub- lished the story of the alleged intim: Ewen Pauline “and Scott, if he can ever find im. Tue REVERSES OF ForTUNE are illustrated in the case of Franklin J. Moses, once the “robber governor of South Carolina.” To- day he is a hunted fugitive, hiding in New York to eseape arrest on the charge of having stolen articles of wearing apparel from the residences of his mother and his wife, which he took to that eity for sale. As governor he reaped a lion's share of plunder, and recently has been actually begging a dollar from peo. who know him in New York. Allhis money as vanished in dissipation that ended only | when his funds gave out, and at this time a ten dollar bill 1s almost wealth to him. ACHMET VEFIK, who ow at the head of the ministry at Constantinople, is rather free with his tongue. A year ago he was called to attend a grand coune ilof the dignitaries of the empire, and was asked by the president what he thought of the situation; what wi the first thing to be done, He replied, deliber- ately: “In my opinion, if we would save the state, the first thing to be done is to hang half the members of this council!” He was the peice of the first Ottoman parliament, and { proving a toolin the hands of the ng of pashas, conducted the proceed- ok the chamber with dignity, and resented nterference with the privileges of the deputies, In an article in The Independent, sident W: eebarn, of Robert college, Con- stantinopies & 's illustration of Achmet Vehik’s dry Mumor: A gentleman spoke to him of Victor Emmanuel, and of how remarkable it was that he should have died before the Pope. “Yes,” he said, “it wasa mean little intrigue of the King to slip off ahead of the Pope to the other world and secure the best place, that he might continue to worry the old man there.” ‘Ke-The Turk tempted, three weeks Seo, to poison Colonel Baker and Captain Burnal aA setter in Oregon writes: ‘ Our far- mers raise good tobacco and rosy-cheeked children by the acre.” 4% bill has been introduced in the New eark senate permitting pool selling on race racks. 4a-A citizen of Richmond, Va., ran so eagerly to aid a man who had tumbled into the river that he fell dead of heart disease. 4%-A bartender in Richmond, Vie neglect- ed to register a glass of aie which he sold, and has been fined $19.30 for the omission. LN. Y. Herald. #%-A stick of wood loaded with gunpowder, chareed by a farmer whose pile was too often visited by thieves, exploded ih the stove of the Congregational ehurch at Bellevue, Ohio, but with vo serious results, ostal money | Ault on | | GEORGETOWN. DEATH OP AN AGED RECLUSE.—Mother The- resa,the oldest member of the order of Car- | melite Nuns in America, died at a late hour Monday, at the Sonvent of the order, corner of Caroline and Biddle streets, ‘Baltimore, in the eighty-first year of her age. She was one of the most prominent members of that order. r name in the world was Miss Mary H. wail. and her birthplace was in this eity in 1797. Her father was an oficer of the revolu- tionary war, and, it is believed. was a member of Gen. Washington's staf. He was wounded in battle, and General Washington, who was articularly interested in him, stopped on the Pattie field until his officer's wounds were at tended to. The Baltimore Sim says that Mother Theresa, when a child, a pet of Gen, Washington, and often sat in his When 19 years of age she took the veil and the vows of the order at the only Carmetite con. vent in this country at that time, whieh was in Charles count tizens who are ands of dogs do not like the new which infest ¢ bill for the ge the Distric sto impose a tax of $10,000 p each tobe Tevied on the ow ik PROGRESS OF THE TEMPERANCE a meeting of the Dashaway A —At in Market House Hall lastnight, addresses were made by bd Humphrey Childs, Alex. Exzieston, Here Willaims, 1D. Wilson and J.B. ler, Jos. H. Hilton, in charge of the pledye book. received seventy-five names of men, the most | of them addicted to drinkin, Weppr ehureh was filled last evening with one of the largest congregations ever assembled, on a similar occasion, in this to witness the marriage of Dr. Willian af Washington, to. Miss Kate C. Bartle, of ‘this eit: The bridal coun! vi attended by Mr. Jilson Entwisle, of W. ton, and Miss May Bart ster of the b: The coxcmieny, Was performed by Rev. A. o3 Keating. $.J., in a most impressive manner. The happy couple left ata late hour tor th future home in Washington. H E.—The argument in. the se was geneluded last night, and the ven tothe jury. They were unabl> to agree and were locked up tor the night. This morning they came into court, and being still unable to agree we to their room, where they still remain. It is reported that they stand seven for conviction, to five for aeqnit- tal. This morning the court took up the in- dictiment No.3, charging the larceny of ac heek oy m. Day defence jtemen g the non-quali as in the former ation of E. Me, ant. one of the grand jurors, who found the indictment. The hearing of the idence on this port was in progress when this report closed. —[ Gazette, Wt. —__<re-__ As-The latest news in the Lord ease is th suggestion of a ecompromise.—LV.Y. Hera!i?. #e-As a party of Germans were playing cards in $ ‘ ‘acuse on Sunday, the dealer gay ‘ds to one player and five to ano’ y remarked upon it, when the deale he could not see. and fell backward in his shair dead, CITY ITEM». Is THERE 4 MEDICINE before the public, aside from Durang’s Rheumatic Reiied that rheumatism? We answer no. Then use it when the pain begins. NOUSE TALKING heap baking powders with Doole: bY 4 tly pur weight. Satisfactory guaranteed every time. about thea - in comparison The latter is is putup til in using ar dnt + and results, RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervons suf- ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis- eases ‘cured without medicine. Pulvermach- ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par- ticulars, mailed free. 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A, 115 Bridge Georgetown, E AN, i, Georgetown, feb14-31* ER Mi ‘TO, EXCELSIOR? SEEANSING. DIEING: EIN! DYE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN" ‘S ORRMEN: TS. W. H. WHEATLEY, 49 JEFFERSON oer Gear etown, Bi Oy sl excelled before or since, 'to which the peo 1d never pe of the pistalet. and thousands of others of the tates and Territories will testify, © novs- Send us your erders, GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. adies’ and Gent’s Suits are, in | FAMILY SUPPLIES._ CS FREE EXHIBITION, O* REE Ba DAYS ONLY, Z. MARKRITER SANT GALLE 626 E street, | BRAUN’S FAMOUS AU TOTYPES OF P 4 comprising exact fac similes of all. th: Paintin, 5 oral! the Frescoes. Antique and M Heries 1a the w VEN TN OM SUNDAY SCHOOL eerie On BASEMENT This lecture has heen subs quest of cit Previously advertised. Tt has been delivered by Mr. Pi 500 times. and is regarded as che Piece of artistic oratory that New E: produced, +,’ Tickets 50 cents, inelu Brad. A NaAtionan THEATER. Oates. Week February 11th EX 1 COMIC OPERA, LICE OATE (The Popular Kuterican Giteen of" © with her su ISH come: “OPERA Co. most comp jet e tu the |. by special ree dams’ ne King a spe= performing in English the operas of Otten: cocg and other French composers, OF Ss, ST TIME In Bungie, ‘A PERICHOLE Introducing “Good Bye, Sweet Heart, God By ?. ATIN ve RAND DUCHESS. New and Elegant Cosiim Propertis ete. Musical Conductor. CARL aN. February 18ih-MAGGIE MITCHELL. feb9-t? Frorn's OPERA HO =-The Management begs to ay nnn the earnest solicitation of a gv trons will be presented FOR A FEW COMMENCIN EBRUARY 11111, NEES WEDN RDA ENING y AND THE GREATEST SUCCESS ON RECORD, The New Version of UNCLE TOWS CAB WIth TE COMPANY FROM PERA HOUSE, NEW anelualen the reat “Tops: MRS. G. C. HOWARD. ENTIRE SPLENDID COMPANY. SCENERY AND EFFECTS ALL NEW. THE MOONLIGHT r ON! THE MissIsSsIPPL AEE OHIO, mvs IN MID-WINTER, aE SENEY FIELD x hi AT THE, AOE GINIA JUBI EE, THEIR AMUSING PASTS Also, the. | CHARMIR BS SONGS oF rE sor TH, SO BEAUTIFULLY RE DERED BY THIS COMPANY Admission, 50 cents Reserve cent Matinve Prices: Admission, of Sqats, 25 vents extra: Children, 25 cent e met Ofice open all day, coinimenci La EATER ‘comia UE, 11th street, THEATER COMIAUE: Meh street OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Performance E: Every Night. Matinee for Ladies and buidren EVERY WED- ESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, First-class In Et Every Respect. Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comey 626 ON EXHIBUTION i AND E st. MARKRITER' FREE ART GALLEKY AND STORE, 626 E STREET. Choice oupaincings, Engravings, Chromos, fe. Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, W’ Shades, Pittures, Frames, Picture Cords an “at frees, Nails, ife+s in the District, DAS! TERsS dyi-ly Please reisenmber Name and Number. Nw IS THE TIME TO SELL.—Ladies’, Gents and pChildren’s cast-off Wearin Darel, Boots, C., at extraordinar, sireets high ices at af. JUST HS Old Stand,** 'No- 619 | D paws All notes by mail will be’ prompey ai at _ LADIES’ GOODS. N INDISPENSABLE TOILET ARTIC Ladies desirous of their complexion Pihour miury to the skin. ort use Madan LEW. RG°S PASTILLES DE FLOREN( AND HOSE TOW bn, estantisied since 18 For sale at Druggist: sand Perfumers, an saleat STOTT & CROMWELL. Pric Caution—None are genuine without t of Dr. Janes k. Chilton and the signarnre, LEWENBERG. feno-lwe RESS TRIMMINGS, sele rete tin ‘Enrope, cone | BUTTO: G ALLOW FRINGES with clair de aoe avd bronze red and Black SILK FRINGES, in twise’and chenille, entirely new Salons, all at moderate prices, FRINGES IN ANY DESIGN to match material, made toorder at short no! felo-tr at CED PRICE: ‘The undersigned begs leave to Inform hi patrons and the publie generally that in con sequence of reduced prices in goods and new 8 he is now able” to make up, LOTHES ana furnish GOODS tn_his linestrom ten to fifteen per cent, less than former rates, re- spectfully Tennent continued favors, J. HEIBERGER, EN AND MILITARY TAILOR, | w5-tr 617 benwa even W ashington, D.C. BL s' TINEMET: TIATTER ANU -PURRIER, 1237 Penna. avenue, next to cor. 13th st. Ladies’ Seal Skin SACQUES and other FURS. Spest Goods, Genkemen: ‘3 Dress and Business HATS. RELL. a Ht hoice stock of UMB jan24-tr UMBRELLAS AND CANES, A Lowest Prices. HATS HATS! A FULL ASSORTMENT, AT LOWEST MAREET PRIVES, Al . WALTER KEW’s, 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue, Above Willard’s Hotel, IES EAPER THAN ANY OTHER iS} Peat ‘EIN THE WORLD, AT GEO. ME Branch Baltimore Shure Factory, 1008 F Btreet make the FINEST PB ESS SHIRTS TO the mi it manner guaras a ‘One prict E. YOUNG GINN, Manager, Or the money returned, ECOND ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALES. Per cent, discount on all WOOLEN GOODS. B Ber cent, Sheep such a8 10 per cent. discount on all classes of SPECIAL BARGAINS ON OUR COUNTERS, CHAS, BAUM, janl7-Im 408 Seventh street n.w. STAG WHISKY. meet the times, we have reduced the price of this) popailar Sle unequaled for flavor ‘ Per Gallon; 28 Por Bote & HUME, a5-tr MOT Market Space. Prentis ag ee “DE, mine 18 + Thou- nicers, theamatic or swollen ‘ae, Office: 803 eanhs evenas, Sp sinits, sates and children ‘BS WSCA, OF ton late, M. WILLIAN'S, DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F streets, Ninth and F streets. FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND SALE OF bape UNDERGARMENTS HAMBURG: Whidontinne until farther uotied! Every articlnof- fered will be the best of its Kiud, made on Wheeler & Wilson machines, fully warranted, and sold for less than cost of production, and in many cases less than price of making. Ladies desiring good arti- cles, Well made, at less prices than ever offered, are luvited to call In connection h the above sale we shall for the ary bargains in ali ‘and invite ladies to call sed come DOUGLASS’, och aud F Sts, Sth and F Sts, fel. 9-tr ANDSOME FLOWER GARNITURES FOR PARTY AND RECEPTION DRESSES. The celebrated MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, in white and evening shades, in 2,8, 4, and 6 buttons, at oy $1 per pair, up. . a complete line of the GENUINE JUGLA cea ) KID GLOVES in all the newest shades at MRS, J. P. PALMER'S, f4-tr No. 1107 F street, bet, Lthand 12tn sta, jE: L. = JEANNER! Evening BONNETS, for the lecture | FE a | Molasses at 33 cts. per gallo | Stariting reduct | | Metropolitan Bank, kh ti U Flowers, suitable for Spring rea ‘are, $ Pa, ave,, over Brodhead’s, eb2-Lin* M®*- MAX WEYL, 712 Seventh street. BARGAINS! BARGAINS !! The best ig iuality, of Fhe nil ZEPHYRS re- duced to 15 and 17 cer PEF ones, foe, sho short ounces): best qu ‘OOL, at 12 cents; JA rit yard ORNA- ‘A full line of POINT LACE, AMBURG EDGES, WELRY, MENTS, FANCY OODS of every descripuun, at very low pi Best Ruyter EYEGLASSES. 35 cen; Best Solid Sliver THIMBLES, SS conte, . SELMA RUPPERT, 614 Ninth st., opp. Patent Office. BERLIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL, FANCY AND WORSTED GOODS. Point Lace Braids and Applique Patterns. Large selection of EMBROIDERIES on Cam- bric, {2-tr zook and Swiss, Novelties in ip Crepel Lisse RU yELINas. pried (ES, KID FAN it Vaq riety and eee styles. eee cost: AT COST: A*™ ad (CASH ONLY: ce our stock of MILLI- NERY aoa FANG GOO! ‘WE WILL SLL, for the next THIRTY DAYS, our E! TIRE STOCK, except Kid Gloves. at ae Boer per yard, the best ever sold at that price, ‘Lot : er ister Boe a Hats and Bon- teat ae a. Trimmed 8 Will also ‘cost. nthe extreme scarcity of money t necessitates BS. step, and we hope our gatrons: will appreciate GREAT BARGAINS OFFEX: MES. A ‘M. J, HUNT. aes 621 and 623 D st. G LOSE ODT MY STOCK OF aatbts - WINTE tke BOUTS. shat ater OF SIN Se Soy Stan eS JAS. H. VERMILY. 610 Sth: street, ‘Opposite e Patent ‘bmee, 7 RECEIVED SMOKED FINNAN EADDIES, 1 Certs per JOHN B. MAGRUDER, 1421 New Fork a ‘reasury Departme Bi (eed Flour, per quar st Parent Process, per! ¢ Syrup, do. per Our price-list, to be had at the ns in prices of everythi ©. S. OHARE & febl tr 1213 Serenth st. ner, bet | PRILADELS EIA TURKEYS JUST RECEIVED, Kinds of FRESH FISil direct from a man constantly employed to store, contains | m1. Wel wwe Spanish Mackere Snelt,. Halibat, Rock xt souabie prices,” Oysters opened tresh every day, 25, 30 and 40 cents. w York and Philadelphia Butter. Fresh invoice of Ten deriving, price 40c.. ane! everything that a first- class market cau Lave will be found at the Palace Market, Corner 14th st. and New Yor ave. _ 329-19 i _ FRANK J. TUBE JEW Goobs. BARDINES LA TOMAT, BONELESS SARDINES, QUEEN OLIVES. CAPERS, TUBASCO SAUCE, LOBSTER, PICKLED AND FRESH. SALMON. 1 LB, CANS. New Goods arriving daily ‘arties contemplating housekeeping will save honey by obtaining our prices for Stapleand Fancy Goods prior to purchasing visewhere. B. W. REEDS SON 1316 Fst. nc Jario-tr_ R Cc. MANN, e desires the attention of the public to the CR STOCK OF PON, LAMB AND VEAL be found at his stalls, Nos, 638 and 688 Binstreet Wing Center Market. and Stalis Nos, 20 ai a av Ww apie, Market. Open ) Grccrs faithfully Aud aiid purchases de- llvered fi free. OHN R; KELLY, BAL eR IN “rinst- se BEEF, LAMB. VEAL Mt CORNED BEEF A SPECIALTY, Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Marke Oth street Wing, and 206 aud 208 Northern piverty Market; or address Box 713 Ulty{ Pos Marketing delivered free of charge to all parte or thecity.” seplé-ly octl-ly Erc, an BOOKS AND STATION TERY | Ht. SERING ireh Evan— ARCUS WARD & MIRTHDAT CAS, Su ENTINES. ELIBLE CONCISE DIAKY for 1871 ORAN BU ‘M BOOK, OGRAPH ALBUMS. all sizes a: We have just received a new lot of the above o latest desigus. An inspection {s sol New ts aw and Miscellaneous BF ry c tees Court Reports. 2 vols nd P. 1, or Sani Sones and its Laws, by Hi le by H.& 0. aw Booksellers aud Stationers, 319-tr ‘5 Penna. a ____ STEAMERS, &c. _ Ree ™M FTION OF ROUTE N THURSDAY, amer MATT NNO. Capt. Wo. By les, Will leave 6th street wha’ every, Monday and) Thursday at 7 look oO ini, Ferry; ving will leave Nomin e Stopping jug. Fe Pewusyivania as WM. I. KILLMON, Agent. INTER ARRANGEMENT. FOR NORFOLK, Fo! FORT RESS MONROE AND Eso ‘The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, Captain J. WHYT: leaves 6th-street wharf. - ther notice, every MONDA NESDAY, and FRIDAY, ai 8 och necting with steame: ‘on F's Coal or at wharf, myeb gtr WED- Kp. m., con- for Boston, Provid ce and Returning bat + At o'clock p. m, FOR POTOMAC HINER LANDINGS. Steamer JOHN W. Woop, leaves Wer whan: foot of Sth-street. three times a’ week— TUESDAYS, at 7o‘clock a. m.. fo HURSDAYS, at7 Currioman aud Leo SATURDAYS. ‘at 7 Leo pardiown: for pping at intern: For further information, aj anpy box"s the Company's Wharf, foot of 6: Yat the Uftce, over Rpg Office, or at Bagy called for on erg cation at ‘nox ‘8 Ex- press: L. BACON, Pres’t. B. J. ACC NELLY, ry Agent. STEAMEES FOR NEW YORK, JOHN GIBSO xNiguiae alternately leave Pier 41 Bast Riv York 4 E. C. town every SAT un Alexandria same da; Freight taken at iowest rates, For information apply at Office over Mesropollsan Baok, Ibeh street, or to A+ DENHAM, Agent, Water street, | Georgetow a apzi- LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN ILADELPRIA, ALEXANDRIA. | WASH- GTON AND GEORGETOW Connecting at Philadelpita with (ya des Line Sor Boston, Providence, and N England States. SAILING DAY: From Philadelphiz—Saturday, at 12m, From Washington, at 11. m. TO! veorgewo @. Freights received daily. 7 Bilis of lading Ee 10 Boston aud, Providence, hart Will please street, nord west, “and ae ashington, D. 6 have wharf, Wi ter street, Geo! 7 WM. a CLYDES go. General deca 3 ‘12 South Wharves, P! Iphia. ~ mar iy ORTH GERMAN I LLOYD. rf Ne BET WEEN aay, FORK, TEA rte ae ae ET Lae. & Fort freight & CO., Green, New York. MERI ay iE OF STEAMSHIPS A Alster, seeDex direct from Philadelphia Liverpooi, grubiner ietees We Line to antwerp. UNARD LINE, tag ances of ool. Uurse “On the outward tickets abiat yeast irom New York or Boston, he Yuoridian’at 66 ee Be. or nothing to the ‘tothe north of 43, ‘passage crossing the meridiar of GO a0 4d iates OF hothing to the nerth of a, THE BRITISH AND Pe AMERICAN MAIL STE EEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, BET WHALE LLING AT CORK HARBO! abrseaia, We Wede. ¥ 6 Algerian Parthia, 38 | Bi Parchia China... ‘ed., Mar.27 — nina, Wed. ADT. 3 HOMPSON, 1 Captain Joun | | | | | | i | | | ves Norfol THUD AP and SATUB- | er ‘ed., Apr. 10 ‘irom New York, RATE OF PASGAGR-—Cabin. $60, and. | The for winter’ months, | tickets on terms. tickets to and from all parts of Europe at | a Ciasgow, Have. Atitworp. and sthor pores on the Continent'and for Mediterranean For | Ome, No-d Howling Gress or. both steerage eh cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW. 696 7h 31m street, CE OF LIFE 2. BICORD’S | EsseNc) of youth to most shattered Grugeitatton fa, four weeks. FAILURE IMPOSSIBLE. This li! should be taken hecome wa j=" IN THE BLOOD IS NATURES OWN FITALIZE PERUVIAN SYRU? PERUVIAN SYRUP ted and assimilates! with simplest food, It Increases the qcan sown Vitalizing Agent tron and cures a thousand ills, simply by and Vitaliziig ibe fT vitalized vlood’ pern Sy os ad ieay €ase fo feed upon, FOR A SPRING MEDICINE Ith Sno equal. Stimulating without ra - effects are PEEMANENT, differing in thi t from all Alcoholic Tonies, PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP eu Dyspepsia, Debility, ver Complaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhoca, Boils, Ner= vous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor, Female Complaints, ete. ES FROM A WELL “KNOWN WRIT EK From Mrs, Mary 10k * Marga- r BmeutBank, W >MSTOCR, Vr, + 6, 1876, Seth W. Fowle & Sons Gentle Two years ago 1 began to take the PERUVIAN Syrup. Twas ina languid, half-alive State, through incipient dyspepsia aud efective Py circulation of the blood. z. fine appetite, sierp = i Walk five miles asily withodt resin yselt out of doors ailday long wit ‘A lady. consine who resides with a Syrup during her recovery from a sr some weeks, he has been an inva years. Five hottles of the Syrup have so built up ber sys- tem that she now vats quite heart:!y. sleeps we and can Walk three miles (in fine w ) Without fatigy 1 consider the medicine so invatuable to eron~of sedentaly pursuits, of to these Who suf er trom lang wor or low spirits, that D relate this Xperience of its effects te Starr st ke What use You please af Yours, very respectfully, NCIS. PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP FROM CHAS, NM, COLGATE, Enq. Of the firm ef Colgate & Co. Maz urers Ss, 21 Black~ne Fisvering Extra: tou SOMERVILLE. M rs va ase oa nd great hat We we t ‘This continued through the + va Us much anxiety. tieriving any benetit, recommended the use of PERL V1 using iT one week we saw a «child's condition, aud aining in health and sire: tite being ex At thisdare nd, plump cheeks ard t again attending school rex er Wer restoration. to he : Peni yiys Symer. aud f 1 cannot to f | highly recommend ic asa tonic, e aie veins, CHAS. 1. COLGATE PERUVIAN SYRt PERUVIAN SYR A SONS, Bos 4 eid .n LOWER THAN ANTE-BELLI 400 or 500 dozen LINEN COLLARS AP THINGS. w in stock, and SECONDS he are $1.00 Pex ‘These Seconds comprise regular shapes. linen, as well as some of the BEST QUALITIES, Marked down from time to time when such style do not sell fast enough to warrant plication thereof. Among them will be found nearly all shapes of FASHIONABLE STANDING COLLARS, latest shapes and of GOD WEARING QuAt LINEN CUFFS for $3 per dozen pairs. Desirable quality LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Colored Borders and Piain V Dorr of cheap Ty, for $3 per dosen, IMPORT. HALF NOSE for $1.50 per dozen WAMSUTITA NIGHT SHIRTS, Best Workmansh |), for $1.12 WAMSUTTA SHIKTS, Perfectty Fitting, for $1.12, All the above goods, although low | give full satisfaction to purchasers, SAME PRICES nes, wilt are charged for ANY QUANTITY, Lack on Suatr. GEO. C. HENNING, 410 fell2-tr MEDICAL, &c. _ Dix BROTHERS” INVIGORATING DIAL never fails to cure all cases of Nervou: Debility nal Weakness, or Lost Vigor in eld or young. 906 B street s.w., oposite Smith- sonfan, 19-20" 0 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAIL to cure any cases of F Weakness, Irregular S06 an Obstructions: 30 years’ experience. 906 B s! Wag OP ‘Smith: nian. if © r formula ty ‘Dr. Dany. a at 118 454 Saad curser Pena sylvania avenue, Consultations free, 18-1m’ Di? pes rhe Outen! Residence. 3 Monroe st., jeu tb tn cily. He puaras tec 3 perme ofall Acute and Chronic Skin Discaten theca aud ill-treated cases a specialty. ‘borough cure OF no charge. Geparate ‘consulting ieee Xl DLW. ROBERTSON consulted evs PECIAL NOT! on De. OfSce, 921 D Bie aor — sen all resulting ¢ trom abuses in. Saori ve Fe i fal prac endorsed bis tA