Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1878, Page 4

a Eee ~- =a =n THE EV HIONDAY ‘cs of ex- Washing: NG STAR. Domestic Disieniss ei =n MRS. MAY SAVILLE, §) TO BE DIVORCED March 11, 1878. FROM My, JOHN C. SAVILLE. A special dityateh to the Cincinnati Enyig- rer fem PF pjladetphia, Mareh 8, says: Next EN Weather Indications To-day. . - week ryer O'Neill, of this city, will sit as OFFICE OT ehingion, March tL. exam ner in the divoree suit of Saville vs. | Inthe middle und lower lake region, | 5a°ville libetlant in this ease is known to ing. barometer, exce} vy fall in | ‘ee theatrical profession and the public as veteran a 1s. brisk he coast, ille, but her maiden name was Hart. high nec-neast t> southeast, winds, stationary bom December, 18i6, and Was mat: ower temperatur dy or partly cloudy | ried June 29, 185, to John @. Saville. Her first appearance on the stage was in 16}, at the Metropolitan theater, Buffalo, N. Y., being then eighteen years of age. Herentree was as Lady Adele Gray, in “Rosedale.” She filled the part of ‘giana, in “Our American Cousin” at Ford's theater, Washington, on the ‘th of April, 1865, the night when President and rain LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater—John T. Raymond as} finegin ‘assassinated by Wilkes Booth. “* Col. Sellers A few years ago she came to this city as a Ford's Oper House —Callander’s Georgia | <oubrette in the Arch-street_ company, Minsire! when the Chestnut opened under the present lead- management she was one of the ing stock actresses, appearing in ** Theater Comigue— urch.—Lee ture byl 1 Her husband is well Known in the theatrica! in Hell. — Lecture by Henry Ward | ofession asa business agent, and has been Benin Hel.— Lecture by Henry Ward | 2<ceiated with many of our leading stars on their tours. At one time he managed the } ter at Washington in opposition to d’s enterprises, and with his wife ing lady. Mrs, Saville sues by her next friend, era Hart, for a divoree a vinent? matrimonii trom John C. Saville, toward whom she declares she has always demeaned herself as a true, loving, obedient and faithful ife, on the ground that he has been guilty of marital irregularities, one of the women being a certain Blanche Weston, and many others are brought in by implication upon the affida- vit of the lidellant. The usual interrogatories have been issued to the following witnesses, Me Couley’s Hali.—Oyster supper and socia- bie. Condensed Locals. From J.C. Parker we have the New York papers in advance of the mails. Street lamps will be lighted to-night at 11:00 p.m.. and extinguished at 4:30 Ai the reguiar meeting of La No. if i P. Sy exe held m. ayette Lodge, ay evening, sented witha as st master’s jewel ton Brown, presidin by which she expects to prove her case: Fanny a Goodwin, No. 135 west 2th street, New York, Capitol M. hur Naylor, re- | keeper of a ladies’ boarding honse: Harry cently appointed politan M. E. | smith, No. 1170 Broadway, New York, bar- ton his duties yesterday. keeper; Mrs. Saville, the libellant, actres: ; t b CUA. Samuel E. Johnson, Hempstead, L.'I., gentle- evening Mr. E man. Mrs. Saville commenced th in this in place of Major Thomas P. Morgan, re- | city last year, while she was playing at tae signed. Rev. Ames is the assistant pastor | Chestnut, and upon her petition’a subpena of, Asc ureh. He coulr eovered in St. not was issued upon her husband. jock, at her | De found here, ‘a be found here, but w . y Miss Magill | Louis. Sheriff Wright therefore directed the will begin a series of tweive readings, to be to the sheriff of St. Louis, who esdays and Saturday Brad. Adams sends | trated Portfolio of Fashion: Wear and How to Make it:” be for the spring and summer of 1 Milans & Wilkins, 60: ditustrated Lendon Nev Saturdon Review, all tor Ag Freedman’s Hospital Investigation. MORE OF THE TESTIMONY. The sub-committee of the Senate committee on appropriations investigating the manage- ment of the Freedman’s hospital continued its Beas on tiinae inyestization Saturday after our report closed M “while e Sidney MeFariand, of the U. ed to say that O. 8. B. Wall is igation, and then testified huson showed me the charges on which the investigation was begun before they w submitted to the Secretary of the div : the charges were shown Mr. Wall iven the Secretary of the i vestigation vis had mat vn Robt. John- 's;he showed me the r the boundary: and I's place, and Johnson x tro th tseer ho have the White House already b and different de th read the charges to hin Rodman Banes, of Ci that he was an inmate of August till October, 1877 hospital was ele Ville, Md., testified the hospital from erything about the whose illness was st week, died this morning about 6 o'clock at his residence on 44 street, Pennsylvania avenue, in the s2d year of his age. Dr. Boyle was a son of the late John Boyle, who, over thirty years ago, having then been Chief Clerk of the i partment for many i cause being called a fia Navy, he knocked him down apologize. The deeeased gradi La D., and entered upon the practice of medicine e about 1844 and continued it until the war broke out, when (in 1851) he went south and rsappointe rd as the Quarte: lined to serve © mine the eneral's pund of the regulations ing but District ers have addressed a note to Mr. rehiteet. asking him to with: ination and consent to serve 0: side of the conside i and it is probable that ail t to perform the duty invited to be y by the District Cominissioners. LDING PERMITS have been issued by Inspeet ntwisie as fi aecepted the commission of major of infantry pWS:—T. 1. My construct a three-ste and Was in a number of eng: suts. He, brick dwelling, BS between Penns: time as provost | Vania aver southeast: ¢ , 4 the neighborhood of Gordons. uet a brick stable. 545 at the close of the war he, with tN Streets southy onfederates, went to Mexic he aecumulated some money. passenger: of the ill fated ‘ru. Which was lost 01 Ca lina. 3 in saving himself but many of the pa s.and atiended them as a_ physician “7 he reopened the Warrenton White phur Springs, and continued its management until 186, when he returned to this city and resumed the practice of his profession, taking 2Stre Y. repair a fraine dwell between ith and oth stre od his resi¢ mn i'4 street. While at the Warrenton White Sulphur Springs Dr. I les wife (formerly Miss Green, of Fred burg. Va.). by whom he had six childreen (three ers and bo sons and three danghters), died. Dr. Boyle ares S Wer Was married again about three years ago to Ke Miss Bethune, daughter of Jamef N. Bethune, formerly of he survives life was an orgia. er through s distinguished for his high sense of honor, great personal courage and kindness of heart. He stood high in his on. and W&s much esteemed by all who. im. Dr. Boyle, when he went sou'h. veral pieces of property in thi it fey and others. at the piano. of the Dash «with praye ¥ the Dashaway FESSES Wer ; w which were seized by the government. ward Humphr li te in them was sold by the g Ha CG nt. One or more of these pieces of pri y Howe, “Bud” FE V involved in suits now pending in our Charley Nye his most ert t speeches. “and good solos were rendered by es See Hopkins. t pwards of one hundred persons Tue NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET—An Ev. Sighed the ple hem some ok citing Election.—To-day, at one o'clock, the ‘con child ee ne ction of direétors of the Northern ona y Market company was held at the office attended eet. near 5th, and was a good at- Messrs. Ham- mond, Sheeley. and Spignul were the indges, and the hours were from one o'clock to five. There were the following tickets in the field: | One bearing the names of Theodore Barnes, | John H. Gjick, Lewis Kengla, James A. Hoff- mtn, George M. Oyster, John R. Kelley, John J. Lightfoot, William Miller, and Sylvester B. the other headed “Reform Ticket,” and bearing the following names: Theodore Barnes, J. Henry Glick. Charles Sehneider, E. nderson, George J. Mueller, George’ M. g ster Rud. Eichhorn, C. D. Fearson, E. T. arker Mr. G. W. King was the first voter, and he polled by proxy or otherwise over a hundred Shares for the first or old ticket. Mr. Theo. yesterday | Was ‘arg Dr. Rankin p . aud speeches were made by Mr. Birsell, Mr. Sleigh and Mrs. Georgia F i he last of the series oi perance meetings, held | Chester's ehu dled and di e dey orand Prof. Mead,of es by the viee presi- : the secretary, nd pract ject were eloquently prese eneral verdic 1 aspects of the and it was neient and ‘t ies its right ssive movements. successful meeting of the Wash- an Temperance Union was held | Barnes followed, and after voting a handful of at the ae chareh, condueted by proxies, Mr. King appeared with a handful of Gen. O. O. Howard | ccount of the temperance mn. He was followed b Messrs. Dewey and Vermillion, and the Misses Harve red some appropriate music. A laige and spirited meeting of the Wash- ington Temperance Reform Club was held last -e Temple, on { proxies, numbering 372 shares, and Dr. Gun- ter was with him. hen the proxy for Mr. Kdward Broeke (for 38 shares) was presented Mr. Ryan objected, saying that the books of the e mpany showed that they had been pur- chasec by the company. Mr. Schneider said ‘that it was so, that he was present when the money was voted. Mr. J. ly explained that the money ‘iated, but when they went to the parties they wanted $100 moi Dr. Gunton.—Well, leave it to the judges. Mr. Ryan.—I want other judges to act on hat. He demanded to see that the stock fiad regularly cancelled. he judges held the matter under advise- ment. 1, ALS: Richards, Jame: J others. A number of people s meeting in afternoon. | been Harkness, 7 City Hall 5 E takers were John ‘amer and C .awrence addressed y afternoon al y alarge audi- the corner of 7th THE TENDER-HEARTED CURTIS WHO AD- VERTISED FOR “AN OKPHA! AND RUINED turday afternoon in the Criminal , Wylie, on the jury rendering a verdict of guilty in the case of Edward Ray, alias Curtis, alias Richardson, alias Houghton, charged with having, in March last, commit. ted a rape upon the person of Miss Tydings, the tender hearted prisoner with a half-dozen aliases, who preferred “an orphan” to ruin, shed copious tears. He also requested not to be taken back to jail while the crowd remained, and was allowed to stay in the marshal’s office untilt here were but few about the court-house. On his arrival at. the jail he again gave Med tohis feelings as he reflected on the verdict of a hard-hearted jury who could not sympathize with his kindness to an orphan girl, and yesterday complained of a pain in his amputated arm. He soon regained his spirits, however, being somewhat hopeful that he will obtain a new trial. je bern filed as follows:— #—. lots 7 to 11, to 7S. and 91 to 96, square 2) D. Cassin et al., trustees, to H. R. L W, lot 148, part lots 138 and 139. Be: etown: F. Douglass to section 8. Barry F; H. Ryan. $2,000, lots nd M. Winters, $22), lor 2. square 7 THE LANcAstEeR Horseman.—Er the late Mr. Laneaste Washington horsem spirited, as you stated were most wanted here we allowed to zo to Port A Word from a The horse sale of > well attended by and the bidding was but the horses’ that retained and not outh or any: DEEDS OF INCORPORATION have been filed as follows:—Ladies’ Unity Benevolent Society, for benevolent and charitable purposes, with Sarah Myers, Parthenea Woodson, Maria Pol- lard, Mary Calvert, Amanda Hill, Mary Wills Mr. Lancaster's favorite sorrel dr g horse | and Anna Ross as trustees. was purchased by his brother, and his Layo, & in Lo No. 1477, G. U. Maillon. "“icmitond Juniof, a dark ieee | oe Mgulain Lodge, No. 1477, G. U. 0. of ; a iron rey, full 16 hands"high, noted for is beauty, style, speed, and fine Pedigree, Was bought by Mr.P. Sullivan, of South Wash: Angton, who inteuds to keep him here. with Jam Ww : David Carroll, George White, A. E. Jordo! A. Taylor, F.N.G. Irving Library Association, with J.W.Doug- Hogsevan. las, Chas, -McBlair and Fanny McBiair Fs B. H. WARNER, auctioner, will sell for J. T. Dyer, trustees, on Wednesday, Maren 13th, 3808, at 4:30 o'clock p. m.. those two beautiful | P: lots of don the worth side of K street, between Vermont avenue and Lth street, op: Posite McPherson Square, fronting 23 "feet ach, by a depth of 120 feet. These lots are considered among the most desirable in the eity for first-class residences, THE new »ods store. Beautiful dress govds, part silk and wool,15 cents : black silks, satin finish, only #1.25—this in cellent ealico,43¢ cents; is sheeting cotton, the widest and best made, very cheap: one-yari wide Grace Evangelie: i ot ee! ‘al Lutheran Chureh, with tutz, L. F. Stutz, Z. T. ac | 1. inzing as trustees: Eperpanty aadid ANOTHER VICTIM OF CREAM PUFFs.—Three ladies living on Vermont avenue, between M and N streets, northwest, bought three cream putts while down town shopping about a week ago. Que of thein ate a whole puff, but the other two took only a small bite of them. Upon reseNieg home Sr lady yee one began vom an the same sym: toms as those exhibited by the recent victims of cream puffs described in THE STAR. A piysicten: was called in and attended the sick figured cambrie, only § cents, 12 cents Dut was unable to assign a cause for the $$ __ ecuy poisoned the one she ate. They were knee LICENSES have been issued to | pure! on 9th street—at Freund's. leine Potk. ge Buell, of New York, and Made. Tinvosee. DECREE OF DrvoRce.—Mr. Justice MacAr- Mary Bowie: Jonata eames a go John M. Sanford. am thur has granted a divorce from the bonds of Stoekholin ; George Drs to Jennie Bear from M: Bear. Kathrin Nally. "*°8er, of Philadelphia, Inthe bi she states that she was marred to YouR Boys may he clad good and comfort- Stearm minister of the Washington Hebrew pocket took. at the Bags ese gamaliest ae ared for book, at ‘s’ Clothing House of | support &e. . A. K. Browne red for B Kobiuson & Co., 909 Penusylva a avenue.— | the sombiainant, andl. Q’Brien took the tes- | was read and referred to a committee of three, | sentatives, was allowed to ethodist Conferences. BALTIMORE CONFERENCE M. E. CHURCH SOUTH. conference in B: At the session of thi: mere on $ y, Wincheste R. B. Arbogast, of remitted to the tray- eling coneection : Rev. E. mison was re- mitted and placed on the retired li The following deacons were el dersorders: J. W J er, M . Sea bert Andrew, Alfre ver C. Beall and Robt. Ross. Characters passed and continued in fourth year: Osear F. urgess, John W. Canter, Robt. M. Williams and Rufus M. Wheeler: Andrew T. Ballan- tyne. David D. Mills and Benjamin A. Shreeve were recommended for deacon's o 7 A copy of the resolutions protesting against any appropriation by the state or city, or con- tract With the managers of St. Mary's Indus- trial school for the care of boys, transmitted | from the M. E. Conferenco, as adopted by it, | consisting of Rev. Dr. Alpheus W. Wilson, Rev. | Dr. Rogers and Rev. Mr. Cox. Rev. Dr. Har- rison, pastor of Mount Vernon ehureh, of this ci nd chaplain of the U.S. House of Repre ad his report, which was accepted, and his ch: VIRGINIA CONFERENCE OF M. E. CHU: This conference, in session at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday held asecret session on the charge of non-acceptability preferred by Pre. iding Elder Adams Against Rey. Charles King, formerly pastor at Manassas, but for the last year a supernumerary minisier. Rev. Mr. King was not present, buz a letter from him was read, in which, while declining to !o- cate in the Virginia conference, he offered to ake a transfer to some other conference and be located there. Aft “bate the charge was withdrawn. Mr, King’s character was passed. and he was continued as a superuumerary, Bishop Andrews announced th: he would transfer Mr. King to a conference in New York, and he could “locate” there. Daniel E. 3 C. Bellomy, John K.Rumburg iece, all of the Abingdon dis- were admitted on t ns camp triet. . fround, Washington county, Va., near Abing- don station, was adopted aS the next meeting place of the conference. and the bishops were requested to fix the next meeting on the see- ol a Wednesd: y of March, 1879. Yesterday, the elders and deacons ele at the Virginia conference were ordained. Atthe close of the mission and sermon last evening the bishop announced the appoin™- ments. Those for Alexandria district : follows: A. J. Porter, presiding eld mond, to be applied Norfolk, E. F Portsmouth, John R WV Schooley; Fa ria, L. H. Pe: ed h, : Herndon, C, igh, W. f State, to be suppl appointed 1 se French 8. E cil a well-kne local preacher, and is quite Well Known in section. Ammsements. Etc. National Theater—Mr. John T. Ra who remains another week, will appear this, to-morrew and Wednesday evenings in “Co ers,” supported by Marie Gordon. ‘Thurs y night “London Assuranee,” with Mr. ymond as “Mark Medal don as“ 5 K and on S: benefit, * au ry and“ Ford's Opera House— minsirels commence ment here this even lent reputation offer an arty aymond, ny nal commenta- i on, Miss anim, James T. a Louise Kellogg, is and others. Comique.—The Comique begins the as the one of Theate week With a programme as goo last week, which was exce ‘The new management kn the Comique pat Fistcenth-xtreet Douglass lectures here this ev Santo Domingo.” Mr. Douglass’ lee- known, Henry Ward Beeches lec- nis evening. at this hall, venue, the ladies of the North Carolina avenue mission will give an oy: upper and sociable. There will be readings and tations. Pro. Jos. Cook's Lecture on Thursday even- ing in Lincoln hall, forming the tenth lecture in the Y A. course, Will be an occasion tinterest, both on account of the ce- of the leeturer and the interest felt in the disenssion of the subject of future life after death, Thisis Mr. Cook’s first appear- ance he Reserued seats are being taken rapidly at Ballantyn Merini’s Hall.—Prot, J, H. Siddons, of Eng land, (grandson of M dons,) will leeture to-morrow atl p.m. on the © rities of Europe,” whom he has Known during the last sixty y THE GARROTING Case.—Lizzie Davi brought out of jail this morning and in the Police Court on the char robbery. The complainant, T. fied t he isa stranger in th oe e With this Woman on the street and she inv him to see her sister in South Washington. the way down, past the B. & PR. R. depot, in the open lot, he wasattac! wo men, g:r- roted, and his pocket bh watch stoien. When he recovered, thi man and men were gone. Deseribing the woman to the police, and where he hac sited her several times, the officers went with him to her rooms, where they found the woman in a bedroom with one of the men who had assaulted him. It was about 9 or 10 o'clock when he was knocked down, and they found her before 12 o'clock in her room. She was held in $46 bonds. A COLORED BIGAMIST.—In the Police Court toxlay Frank Payne, colored, was. charged b: Caroline Payne with bigamy, having marrie: Jane Scott, while complainant was his lawful wife. He was married to Jane the 28th day of February by Rey. Wim. Lee, pastor of the col- ored Baptist church on 6th street, and seon afterwards his first wife, who has a small child, discovered that he had _a seeond wife, and swore out a warrant. He plead guilty and was sent to jail for the grand fury: x (FREUND vs. HALLET KULBOURN.— To-day Messrs. Ross and Dean entered suit for Fred’k Freund agt. Hallet Kilbonrn for $330, for meals furnished defendant while in custody of the wergeant-at-arms of the House of Representa- tive. The plaintiff in the case a few days ago against Kilbourn and others took a non-suit, and now sues defendant alone. THE FINE Ants.—A large was 1 and unusually is_now on fr bition at the auction rooms of B.C. Brook- ji, northwest corner 11th street and Penn- syvania avenue, to be sold at Public auction uesday and Wednesday evenings at seven o’clock. See advertisement elsewhere. fine collection of oil paintings exhibi THE CoURTs. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. The court met this morning—Judges Cart ter. Olin and MacArthur on the bench. . In the case of Marmion against Baitimore & Potomac R. R. Co. opinion of the co low, Which was in fa’ ; on action for nages claimed to have been | done property by the reduetion of the 6th street to accommodate the railroad, and the question was whether this damage was that contemplated in the act of incorporation, | and the jury founda yerdict for plaintiff fix: ing damages at $1,000, Fiopp age. V igil and Marsh : decree reversed and thi dismissed. Adjourned to Monday next, @iacvit CourT—Judge Curtter, On Friday, Murray agt. Weldon; ye plaintifi: nominal damacc: On Saturday, Chandlery ted and judgment. Brooker ; Wyne: Graham and Smith vs. vs. judgment by default. indgment for costs. Stoors v new trial denied. Copeland vs. Weard: de. murrer sustamed ; leave toamend declaration. Kelly vs. Homeopathie Life Insurance com: pany: demurrer sustained. Libby vs. Holtz- man; motion to reform entry referred. To-day, McChesney, Craig & Co. agt. Wal- lace; judgment below affirmed. Adams agt. Davis—replevin—verdict for defendant; $%)) tires . & Co. agt. Kraak: re- ferred a Worton agt. Lereh—action on bonds— on trial. She Shi QuITY CouRT—Judge Mac Arthur. day, Coyle agt.Cate, a trustees Substituted. The bond of T as notary public was appr oved, POLICE CouRT—Judge Snell. , Annie Newton. street profanity Hattie Garrison and Florence Hall, loud each. Isaac Johnson, a colored vag sent to the n gang. Millard Finnieum, a small white boy, was charged with loud and boisterous conduct and disturbing the public school on N, between Ith and 18th sireets. This has got to be a source of cemplaint about several of our schools of 1: and this one in particular. Mr, H. N. Copp, the this school, told the court that this was the second offence of this lad, who had been turn- ed out of school, and is since in the habit of insulting the teacher and making a disturb. anee, and ought to be made an example of. The mother of the boy testified that the t 3 hada prejudice against the boy. Th prini said he had reprimanded this lad offence, and he would now impose a fi if he was caught at it aj to the reform school. same age were reprit dismni be pro in he would send him ‘our others, about the nded by the cour. with a caution. The schools mu ted from unruly b Seventeen ms were charged with carrying. on the ness of produce dealer without license, ugh the etforts of their counsel a d until, Weduesd: the ing received. h assault on Wm. iH, ified that he was employed a nter for a building association, and while in charge of the company’s shop, on Ss this man attempted te eject him, ing so gave him a black eye. Maltiy was formerly the ¢: enter. but had been dis- Complainant had been in huwful possession of the shop belonging to the Wash ington Building and Manufaeturing comy since July last. The further hy poned and defendants held in b 1. Douglass, assault on Ger tinued. Mme. Rachel the Face Enameller Again in Trouble ne us! Th espondent notice the en n calling The jous affair 2 St striking proof that Pp red of the boundless dulity of our fellow-creatares. i 1S0n. Her real she has for mn” of enamel. professes to enamel nd render them. as fresh and lo: sthey were ateighteen. A few y ago this beautifier of her sex cony fraudulently obtaining mor d sentenced to seven years’ penal servittide. She served five year s then released. she an her old trade again, and ers was a Mrs. Pleree, the and, dy is the daugi- i, the celebrated Why on earth she ever it wourd be naged to get pm her, ok a ba houri. therself is one of the ugliest old har. ri $s you would find in a day’s march. She has, however, two very handsome daught Whom she used to show off daz/ling eflecis produced r enameling. Of late, the daughters having | her—one of them is in Paris, enameling ont own account—Rachel has a self any beautiful wom well known in London, and tients that the said beauty is si to her for her charms." ToM ree she mentioned the name of a countess—none other than the Countess Dad- ley. Tneed not tell you that Lady Dudley has never even seen the imposter, but of course the use of her name has given her no littie an- noyance. Lord Dudley is furious about it, and with reason, for his wife's name has been made the means of obtaining money by fraud- ulent pretences from numbers of women. Once more, however, the hardened old sinner Rachel is in the hands of the law, and this time it will fare il! with her. She is quite undeserving of any sympathy, for I believe that enameling was on. y part of her trade, and the Jeast objectionable part. One of her daughters is a vocalist, now on the stage, and in that way probably the mother contrived to make acquaintance with Mrs. Pierce. The compound sold by Rachel as her world renowned wash has been analyzed, and the chemist states the fellowing as the result: It was composed of lead compound, 10 gr: clay-like earth, 50 grains; starch 169 grains: hydro-chlorie acid, 15 grains; water, 244 giains : making in all about 2,335 grains, or six uid ounces. In his opinion the eonstant Pheation of the compound would be a rious to the ski ERNMENT OF EGYPT. (Mx. John Russell Young’s Nile correspon- dence N. Y. Herald.) One visit worth noting was made to the town of Kench. We tied upto the bank in our mary way, just as the wayfaring hors dismounts and ties his horse 1 is no question of wharves or « or permis- sion. When we tied we all went ashore and picked out our donkeys. The boys had seen our smoke far down the river and were there to meet us. The town waS a mile or so off,and ATTHE WALKING MatcH at Mount Pl ant Saturday afternoon the vict ors were Miss Etta Harmon, (who walked against Misses Gem Buker and Trott Delano,) time 12:21, and Mr. C, Fenwick, (half-mile,) 4:50. The last on the list was a walk to beat’ the time of 10:12, ze mille, and it was done in 10:11 by Mr. Rep: mith. Derati colored man named . Scott, 32 years old, recently from Staun- ton, Va., died Suddenly at 5 o’clock this morn- ing, on C, between 12th and 13th streets. The coroner was notified. 5 ——_-see-_ THE ROYAL WEDDINGS IN BERLIN—The Torchlight Dance.—And now ensued the fa mous ceremony peculiar to this court known as the Fackelianz, or torehlight procession. A more formal, unterpsichorean dance cannot well be imagined. TheirGerman and Belgian majesties, together with the hewly-married couples, being seated on the dais in front of the throne, the-other royal personages ranged themselves on both sides, the ladies on the right and the gentlemen on the left. . his preliminary duly settled, the Prussian cabinet ministers, headed by Prince Salm, the grand marshal of the court, approached the emperor. Carrying immense lighted wax tap- ers in their hands they bowed before his maj- esty and turned to the right. On this the newly-married couples rose and made the cireuit of the hall, the ministers going before them and the band playing a polonai ise com- sed for the occasion. ‘The first circuit over, he emperor got up and went round with the brides; next it was the empress’ turn to conduct the bridegrooms over the same ground. Then the other royalties, one by one, came in for thejr share’ of the pageant, till at last every royal lady present had danced, as it is euphemis tical called, with the twe bridegrooms, any every Prince with the two brides. To com. plete this cycle no Jess than twenty-two cir- cuits were required. The brides or bride- grooms figured only altervately; but the cabi- net ministers, undergoing au éven worse in- ntti lighted the path at every successive uu round. Prince Bismarck did_not take part in this laborious ceremony. The papers have once and again discussed the question whether it would not be practicable to deviate from the ancient usage and entrust the hymenial torch to chamberlains. After the last round the ministers handed their tapers to the Who then conducted the newly mi Riss to their apartments in the palace. hile the Spmpany were Gispersing the cere- mony of distrib the bride’s garters— likewise a relic of medieval times—was daly peciorm . e le’s garters are now-a- lays silk ribbons Bearing the initials of the young. spouse.—[London Times’ Bei Oor., ——_______ COUNTERFEIT TRADE seo re in cireulaion ar ‘New Yor 'as anee 15 sald to be good, and itis hart to totaet eraina tignter than’ the geauing aed Seem litle smauer ip size, ie saad bis ‘ we rode overthe plain. It was a sad sight,and Sami Bey told us what a calamity this bad Nile meant to Egypt. E When the Nile rises in its season and floods the fields, only departing when it leaves the richness that it brought all the ay, irom Cen- tal Africa, then Egypt is rich. The ground teems with fatness, and I could well believe Sami Bey when he told us how he had ridden from the river bank to the town through fields of corn and sugar cane, through fields of way- ing, living, joyous green. To-day the fields a rehed and brown and cracked. The irigating ditches are dry. You see the stalk ‘stumps of the last season‘s crop. But with the exception of a few clusters of the castor bean, and some weary droop lag date palns, the earth gives forth no fruit. . A gust of sand blows over the plain and adds to the somberness of the scene. Here are hun- dreds of thousands of acres which, ina good year, would give generous crops. Now they give nothing, and the people who till them must be fed. A bad Nile, therefore, means bad times for the people and bad times for the overnment., For when there are no crops here are no taxes, and even an Egyptian tas! master could not force barren flelds to pa: revenue to the Khedive’s treasury. It is safe to say thata bad Nile costs Egypt millions and millions of dollars. e The people must live on last year’s grain and instead of helping the government must be helped by the government. When you re- member that the ict Lor | . Siimmy: submit. | sot | GEORGETOWN. = — he _CLOTHING. DEATH OF 4 SON OF A SECRETARY | USICAL ENTERTAINMENT. on W EDN ES. REDU sToec OF STATE Wa. Hoste Wi m Hunter, | DAY, the U3sch. at the YMC. A. Talent |* onnEs Te worm « jr., Son of William Hunter, esq., rd assistant Bee Boe pn dianiay: Miss Anna Were, ate, died yesterday at the In Fienete: OU comten Ruane oes WITHOUT BELAY, um, aged 32 years, The fiineral takes BO cence. Dae to-morrow from his father’s residence 4 REW FUL DIORAMA OF HIT TO MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARGE Bary Is i771 cotored woman DM storys: at ie PIE See SPRING STOCK, ria Thompson, living at No. 3; Val CHURCH, Virtus ‘orm ead 1h Lai aarp itr eet ep panied ‘Childfen. 10° FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS 1 OFFER house, stating thatabout 3 weeks ago a white man and woman, giving the name of Green, left it with her, saying that they would returi ina few gays get = ana pay her for her se vices. Of course they did not coma, and the eves colored woman Do, veing able to support it, f MILK MAID Was soni fo St An's Infant asylum. axcowi OPPOSITION ALREADY IN THE RAILROAD pUESDAY ap —The Baltimore and Obie railroad arch 12 have leased for 2 years, from the Masenic Admission, inciuding Supper. Hall Association, the rooms lately ocenpied by | Come and heip us. nk, fora freight qd ticket THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS; . DRESS AND BUS". ese gurny, Fngitsh Worsted....80' | ror gos: selling now, French Worsted... anf for a3: selling Bow, 1 2 the savings | Bisa ~ Lendon W selling now, | fice. This will be a great convent 3 INCOLN HALL. baggage can be checked direct from v4 1 = . D. B. DRESS COATS AND VESTS, town to any point. | French Worsted.. ANOTHER TROUBLE FOR THE Narrow. | * GAUGE RAILWAY.—Workmen are y en. + railroad. It is stated that | Sie John Bireh intends to pply for an injune- tion against Mr. Borsts to-day. to prevent him | COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT, TENDERED TO MR, HERNDON MORSELL, 4 - selling now, $16 from Seing nd of Mr. B.'s near Fort Whi FRIDAY EVENING, March 15th. 1878. sold for selling pow, 15 pie. to which Mr. B. has not posied title. +.Sold for selling now, 12 ACCIDENT.—A little son of mp Manet Pp, | 8 o'clock. = = ne now, 4 0 yea $ of age, while playing in front of is s. Toontss at Me Seid FOF 10; selina now, 3 Y ig, Was knocked down by Limes oon nen ling now, ¢ and had several teeth ki NATIONAL | THEATER. Raymon. q MeN at up at the en. | “THERE'S MILLIONS UN IT.* gine hon areluily tested Second week MR, JOHN T. RAYMOND, Supported by MARIE GORDON, In Mark Twain's Greatest Play, COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS. Act Ist—M 00 pe} he Dobson's 8: el *, 3.00 atur doy evening, Union Plaid......sold for 3.00: seiling now; 2:00 Hivy Work PC's.sold for 2.60! selling pow, 1.60 Special attention 1s called to the following Goods, Which have been reduced in proportion: THE ORIGIN OF HEART DISEASE is freque ly to be found in hereditary predisposition : but in many eases it is directly traceab! causes which are easily removable and pre Fine Biack Cloth Dress Suits, ventable. In round numbers, about 10,0) Act 2d—The Appi | 4 7 a deaths are aunually caused by heart disease Act 34—The Turnip ner | Youths’ Dress and Business Suits, inE wdalone. The wtiology and geograpk- Act 4ih—The City of W | Boys’ Overcoats, Dress and Schoo! Sults, ical distiibution of this most agonizing dis. sayy, Children’s Dress and Every Day Suits. Act Sth—The Triat by J Or THURSDAY, for the first ( LONDON A bene’ ease have been carefully investigated by Mr. Haviland, Dr. Black and others, and the valu. | DON: Boudica : fs | A. STRAUS, able Kuowledge acquired as to its nature with- | Mr. RAYMONT in ten years should have led long ago | MARIE GORDON j 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, . ked decrease of the disease, had’ that And otherwise Sirong Cast. knowledge been utilized ina fairly intelligent sawMATINEE SATURDAY. at 2. febletr Between 10th and Lith street: manner, “It is certain that impure air ex Saturday Night. penefit of Mr. Raymond. - cises a most baneful int ae it toe he art, _Mareh 181 -LOTTA, uf STEAMERS, &e. a Schools, 7 M. C. A. COURS = isa cause of a great py Fe® POTOMAC RINER AND LAND- The 8 Wm. H : RAMBLES ABOUT LONDON, A Series of [lustrated Ent AL atmosphe to have a simi ef organ of ei te By JUL EW. F. day at To clock a. son the respira- : ‘g East Saturday for Mat atus, and thus we find identical | Formerly in Her Majesty s E. Returnin favor ny the development of both On the evenings of Mar and Thursda in one and the jocality. The | and on the afternoons of Gam stoppin h ee eflective ventilatic a ot fur Subject for Wednesd as: A 0 ae rooms ‘and houses, our courts ane in Westminster Abbey, _ proces 2 pods Pe which proves a preventive in the latte through St, James’ Park, the Horse © GLEN JONES, Agent, Will irediy hinder the prevalence of | Wotte Hall. the former. In some cases disease of the heart is produced by violent and continued exertion, such as that of lifting heavy weisl and violent rowing: but the demon drimk fur more frequent produce chief than is overwork, and by its efiects on the mu: ructure of the heart. i i s, especially in ration of the organ Ss great blood-vessels. The |. eliectually control the liquo sonadi) of eard @ re pleuson’s wharf, foot of Monilay and Friday, at 6p.m.: leave Pi st. wharf, Baltimo every Tharsday ai i tver freight must im y to STEP arf GOMER ARRANGEMENT. FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MUNROE AND THE SOUTH. Fecrettiene elegant iron Steamer LADY OF THE ‘apt ILE, LAKE, it. C. J. BONNAVILEE jeaves 6th-street’ wharf, _fu ke. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, ir ‘aflie, may be Agents, Tih: eted to diminish the mortality —[ Public Healt. Al 20 A OARLOUS PLA ORIGINAL! CITY ITEMS. NERVONS and sic cured in 5 to. 20 cite. Ti | minutes by Lodilte isc. Try | Troupes of her notion, every MOND A | and cate y Dupes oF eSDAY and FRIDAY, at $ o'clock p. m., con- it and satisfy yourself. u Surpaged TCHES. necting with steamers for Bostou, Prowidense aud GOLDEN CAKE.—Two cupfulls of sugar, but- -* pool POTD Agate, Retrial } leaves Nortolk ter size ¢ Z, Well mixed; the yolks of 5 A - = DAY, at o'clock p. m. 5 VE A SERIES OF | FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Mitre Sve SSeS OF | Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. Captain Jonw arch 12th, and ‘Woon, leaves hes wharf, foo. of SDAYS. trom | 4 times a’ week— mard-6.* M ceo an eg! | eight eggs beaten to a stifi f milk, three cupfulls flour, with one te ful Dooley’s Yeast Powder sifted thr flavor, add the eggs last. Bake in small pz HOSTETTER’ } to all constitu the diseases a as to those of ATL Zorclock a.m. ‘HEATER comiau: BELOW PEN OPE. S_applicabl the feebieg sex ‘an do justice t s prover ies. It stands pre-em- | inent among the health restoring preparations of the age, and every year adds to its fame, not only in this country, but throughout the ¢tvil- ized world. WEDNESDAYS, at SATURDAYS, at 7 ‘aud Leonardtown. . Ith street, | 7: YLVANIA AVENUE, | pe .N THE YEAR ROUND. Ny Performance Every Night. | the Company’s Wharf, foot of 6: 4 Matinee for Ladies and childrens EVERY al | pet, fe called Mua ea = NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOU. B. J. ACCINELLY, Agere, Tes First-class In Every Respect. gol STREAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. Steamers JOHN GIBSON and The KNIGHT alternately leave Pier 41 East ‘or further information, py at 2 | Metropolitan Bank, Knox ress CUES OF MURDER IN THE NIGHT appal us. 4 a cough ringing through the he 3 of darkuess, is equally suggestive of danger and death. ‘Soothe, uiet, and cure 20 N_ENUIBIT York, ata o'clock prim with Hale's Honey of Horehound cn? Tur. | GB2GL — O% RAP ART BDAY a dpm i y have disappointed you, Est, s town every FRIDAY MORNING dia same day. - STORE, \ reight taken at lowest rates, For ‘nformat | apply at Office over Metropolltan Bank, 1bch streor, Chromos, &e. | OF 0 R.P. A. DENHAM, Agent, Water erect, ings, Witviow | Georgetown, in SAMUEL BACON, President. AT MARKRITER'S FREE ART GALLERY AND No, 626 E EI Choice O11 Pai Also, largest stoc Shades, Pictur sels. Rings, Nails. &e., BS- TERMS CAB, 43~ Please remember Name and ___ LADIES’ GOODs. 719 NEW SPRING Goops che in cents wothache Drops one minute, Soid Hd MoTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERS.—Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all diseases of teething in children, It relieves the child from_ py colic, regu. lates the bowels, and, g relief and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf- ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis- eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach- ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum. anette en \LYDE’S NEW EXPLESsS LINE 2 BETWKEN PHILADEL Y | oe mocctns oe omnecting for Bost’ SAILING From Pbiladelphia—Saturday, at 18m, DAYs. From Washington, at 11a, m! Avoid imitations. Book and Journal, with par- From Georgetown~ Monday, at 7 ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulv: h er . ia Freights received daily. Galvanie Co., New York city." 6.25,dSkly | FRETS ow pricesue” Mt desirable GOODS, | Bilis of lading given wo —_—_ DAVI thelr goods lan To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to 719 Market 3; have them marked call attention to_A. Fischer’s Chemical Scour- . . — ve act. ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, OR this day one ease. French Chip and 5 hear 9th ‘street. By promptly adopting the Milan HATS and BONNETS, at test improvements, whether of American or DAVIS". ci European invention, he is enabled to do his o ee ° a ely wo RINGES, GIMPS, BUTTONS, in New work in a ma ae t to.be equaled by those F Spring Bbves:greht variety at wy Tow prices | and dyei! lies’ and Gent’s Suits are, in ris". : y = : fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his DANES": J. W. BUTELER & Bau. . Are the Agents for the sale of Tickets 2 superior work. N. B.—A specialty of his con- AMBURG EDGES 2nd INSERTING, on i s Dist sists in removing spots from costly party | TT “‘ACU Nur amt NANSOOR Bane age oe dresses 15 yearn experience, His dry cleanser Gods, at greatly reduced prices at DAVIS: INMAN STEAMSHIP CoO,’ removes grease spots fectui ym any ar- ve PARTIES PROP NG isin u he ticle, and” careful pressing gives them an all infordaation Dy siaty ee eT can obtain all information by applying to J. W. BOTELER & BRO., 923 Pennsylvania ave. le. Kid Gloves pe ent apc as if newly m: NEW GOODS in VEILIN ed a leaned ; two pair for 25 cents. mai6-Im EW TIES, Neck 1 nlored Scalloped NLLY DIRECT LINE To F = LECTURES. Noberderea’ ADK ese NS, FANCY GENEMAL TRANSATLANTIC COANE ES i GOODS, and NOTIONS, at pias: Between New York and Havre. Pieraz No ky, JELUSTRATED ART LECTURES— — : . FRANCE, Capt. Trusdeie W, ~ ‘ no DD Job Lots in HAMBURG EDGES, VEIL | Weonesday, Mareh 20. : HISTORY QFOAME ai cdl tere by Bee, | QeOO Da ee a AMY RG, EDGES. VEIL | tit W.s., W.s., 3, Marchi 20. 6:30 a + Capt. Fra ul, Wednestay, Apri'S. 6.4.00 PEREILE, Bape Danre, Aprd7, 9 pap ot Pi Price I Cab in. $65: Third Cabin, $35. Steer Including é ~ dite ane ena : ucluding wine, bed QUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, fel28 3m 55 Broadway. J. LEONARD CORNING. in the lecture room of the Congregational Church, corner of 10th and streets, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS beginning FRIDAY, March 15th, at 8 o'clock, Description cireviars'and tickets ‘at the Wasitin, ton Art Club Rooms, Vernon Row, Fill's Bool Store: Galt's Jewelfy store and Brad Adams. ar8-7." close out, at DAVIS> 719 Market Space, cor. 8th st. PENED A large and select assortment of HAMBURG EM- BROIDERIES in Cambric, Nansook, and Swi: IMMINGS; TORCHON and Wednesday, 15-Jw ng wine)—To ES DEATH END ALL? COLORED TRIM is ‘other [Al Kev, JOSEPH COOK, of Boston, will de- | LACES; POINT LACE BRAIDS and Pat- | ['M&N LINE liver the 10in Lecture in the ¥.M.C, TERNS. -M.C.A. Course op the above subject, in Lincoln Hall, ¥, March 14. a8 p.m. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, ry Admission, 75 cts.; | NEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL Nuyelties in Crepe Lisse RUFFLINGS, LACE TIES, KID GLO VES, FANS, and Notion and no extra charge for reserved . J +. . ee wantin Ge : , seats, Diagtam at Ballantyne's Bookstore, 428 | Fancy Goods, EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY, 7th street. mad st BERLIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL = and CANVASS, at rediiced prices, at Tons. ~ City of Berlin 491 \City of Brussels... 3, L*corn HALL. MRS. SELMA KUPPERT'S, City of Richmy 07 city of New York.3, 500 City of Chester..../4.568 City of Par 081 marg-tr__614 Ninth st., opp. Patent Office. 4.480'City of Brovi CHR of Montreal Ss “2811 . agnificent ste: bi MONDAY EVENING, MARCH IL | Da, at, 3. UNE contac mediate! eames ulin watirieht ITE and COLORED. HAMBURG ALCS? | “rycen iuxuriously Tarnished all Mn 5 a . HENRY WARD BEECHE: EDO] INGS and INSERTINGS, well lighted and ventilated, take up the whole in Cambrie, Muslin and Nainsook, in all the width of the ship, ‘The principal staterooms are SUBJECT: new designs and at lower price than ever before of- | auildships, forward of the Where least. pore poise and motion is felt, and i are replete with every WASTES AND BURDENS OF SOCIETY. Until March Sth wes or ote our entire stock of | Soria destin bet, gest improvements, doubio Admission... esse 75 Cents, The cuisine hasals Paces asalways been aspecialty of thisline. at extra inducements for cash. j_biics" cabin and Reutlemen’s smok- Ni resel dail: el ing an rooms, barbers’ shops, 5 Tas ates: Share fox FooerYOd Hosta. FOr sate aT ee horas eer ece: | ene ome, sigenealupaeT Ellis’ Musie store, 937 Penn. ave. febo7-d For rates of nd other information app! ( gy MRS. M3, HUNT, | toJGHN'G) BAUE gent to Bruatwas. S29 FESTIVAL. febié-tr : (21 D street. tehis awibe eee RO... rE ort : TRIMMINGS, selected in con- TEAManIPS © TO THE GRAND BAZAAR, under Diese Of GALLOONS, | BOPTONS, every THURSDAY: aie GiSnganspices of the indies of MSLUTHERAN | FRINGES with cl ee pO Sg BUETONS, oy - Between Tand Rc TONIGHT, Cn UCeED+% > | ehectes Colgred nd Bisck SILK ERINGES) in | touching at beiween and K- Y steorare ‘Anaddress wii be madeby tion, Hina Price, | moderate prices can bebadat HD. COOKE. ED aos ‘Bent ; of lowa, — 1499 F strest. "Also, Agen! Le 5 } Fine mania biptleg er Lg ha a 4k FRINGES IN ANY DESIGN Line to Antwerp. hedive is under many bur- Y % +3. dens-ihe burden of fan enormous debt, the GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. | _!t0-tr M. WILLIAN'S. erest of which is in default; a burden a MAX WEYL contingent in the Turkish army which he UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR! must support; the burden of the annual trib- e. — ANSING., 712 Seventh street. ute to the Sultan (over $3,509,000 a year)—you preme. SEEANSIN BaRGAINS! BARGAINS !! can understand the calamity of a bad Nile, DYEING’ GLEANSIN. The best auallty of BEELIN ZEPHYES re- and why it is that most of the civil and mili- YEING, CLEANSING, duced to 15 and 17 conte er onnes, (ae short tary of fot 278, ia yar for their salary, | LaDIESs AND GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS, canes): po ey OG BTOWS ‘WOOL, some oj em ‘. = — cents; Happily such a calamity as a bad Nile does W. H. WHEATLEY, A nfull line of POINT LACE, BRAIDS and not ited oveur, If It happened for two or | 49 JEFFERSON STREET, Gsaisetown, Dc, HANee we scope ot ray dmc three continuous a famine would be the | 14 pace anenek ‘to which the peo- | at very low result. If the Nile ceased its office, Egypt ‘of the District ana ‘of others of the Best Huber EYEGT. ASSES, 35 cents. Finks pivontovee Sethe geeete infest eayne | Sites and eretotes wil testy, See Be Site TENSES. conts,_f-tr Teste ee ae | =e EAB, Wa SKE SUEY SIO OF an 1e a ever nr 7 Egypt will become a barren, treeless plain of Daxgrors te a pe rine eaure tae. %3 Se" rocks and sand. aE. U_8. Patent Omee, ‘maré-tr ‘Ist. ofr ures ct Write, Sparatna aie sn a ET, io, leaves all of his pro > x ad Opposi sonal and wherever si io his wife, 2nd | ongaxs, superseEe naysee penn; tia oul = requests that oinveittory or appraisal betre- | gels rice. ty other mamifuctrete 6000, ony | $25 2aBnEss 3 10, . quired. The late of the late Larz Anderson, ore aig da: ha ae trim, ies te ins, | Always on at sro wie nicer nade | Be Gree tat atk Ce =~ to share equally in the estate after the death of | Washington, N. J: *ynaré-im * BECKER’s their mother. ‘s NEW 4%-W. M. McElnee’s house at Rochester ‘cOoRD’S OF LIFE ville, Ont., was burned yesterday. After leay = ok = Harness and Trunk Factory, ing the house Mr. MeEinee returned. for pur- Diirores manhood ‘tiemnot vauino of saving some valuable papers and per- ee PGREING AND a agtehes pa Hec.id pega, $i, at BF 24k New PEREGS earners se | eae have become weakened from excess other author b? (aise, Success an overy cate ts aa. cneee poo ay = ‘and. D me Yar See iniverity Piace, ead classes