Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. SATURDAY... March 30, 1978. Weather Indications To-day, Orrice OF CHIfr SIGNAL OrricrR. ‘Washington, March 0), 1878. Forthe mi tlantie’ states, inereasing eloudiness and rain, cold northerly veering to warmer and increasing southeasterly winds, failing barometer. LOCAL NEWS. Amnsements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—Carneross & Dixey's Minstrels. Theater Comign Lincoln Hall Bick. 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 7:15 p.m.. and extinguished at 3:40 a.m. John Weisner was pardoned from jail yes- terday. He was sentenced May, 1877, by Judge Suell. of the Police Court, to three terms o} days each. he beard of Health met last night. A com- plaint from C. N. Moore, 1145 17th street, about @cow yard at corner Vermount avenue and Sherman street, was referred to the health of- ficer, and the cream puff question not coming up the board adjourned e schooner Kate Rich, Capt. Donghts rived yesterday afternoon with 500 tons 0} Tor the Co-operative Ice company; the fi Cargo of the season. The revival of athletic exercises is apparent on every hand. Among other evidences, the Gymnasium is crowded at the calesthe ereises Monday, Wednesday and Friday eve! K- n- ings. Purity Council, No.3. Sons of d the f , has onadab, Ki elec PK D. onnell, driver d. took to the dead white male infant, of Maryland avenue and of Honor and Tempe- ected the lowing oM- | W.C, T., D prec found at the ¢ st street Columbia ner ¢ Temp) 1, has nr ess college commun- oung bankers, bro- ake the beanti- | rous locality in ness College bank ex- mmmodations at fair S$ find it as delight wing Miss De Ct TW pwe | J. Walsh: A. C., Miss | John A. Perkins: LS.. | fT. PL White; organist, | Distric District Commissioners request led statement of salaries paid to nder the Distriet Commissioners. opened in the ofiice of the District at 12 o'clock to-day for the r Creek, on the engineer nade. e District Commissie communicati received. this from the Hor rel surt until the House of £ sentatives take action in the matter. A re Was forwarded stating that the request Would Be respected, Ip > OF His We who shot himself day at the Imperi Reinold Schor 2th inst.. died y He hut rmtil las! disposition of sed Was 7 years of age, vorite with his fellow-clerks. the mind of the dece d that his friends r the oveurre fa 1 shootin have be onday evenir 2 Op) ginal version i in its have + Six | ¥ from the pencil ¢ ‘tz, have been introdneed.amd Professor Tissington, of } the Union Squar S Written the entire music incidental to the drama. The play was pro- | adueed at the Union Square thesire t ha Powerful cast, but the cast announced else- ill not suffer by 'S will YY if a Cust a3 this can hard- > A Celebrated Case” a brilliant | Success. LODGE OF SonROW.—Eureka C Royal Arch Masons, fast t apter, held a lodge of night, at the apter hamber, in memory of Companions W. B. Butt, H.W. Hart and R. joel R eee ed during the last an High Priest Will A. Short condcreq thé ser. | viees: Mr. gi4 e% Sth tor, and rand Wills conducted | Masonie choir, 5. Holmes, and gan, rendered r under the leadershi Prof. H.H, Bradley at the oi ‘Several changes and dirges. A mound repre. senting a grave covered with green and moss was a novel feature of the occasion. The cere- Monies were very imp THE TEMPERANCE Dannin: EVIVAL.—Mr. | last nicht conducted successful temperance meetin Chapel. on Boundary street. made by Kev. Mr. Kendrick, Messrs. Pekins, Litehfield, James C. Lee, Rev. Dr. Noble, Rob- organization. Miss Fi wg a duette some liv lose a taking the horuses were sung. was at the | ge. | ——— | ter Smith, for we H. Walters, of bacon from Mr, Thomas ¥ Poolesvill » bacon and Ket. Two large found with hin. ryland awhori: horse to haul it to ma sacks filled with bacon wer He was turned ever tothe M tes. ONE OF THE LarcEs Will be Sold at public auetion on Mond Pennsylvania avenue, being the entire stuck of J.W. Kennedy & Co., who are dissolving partners! This offers “a splendid opportu- nity for builders, carpenters, Diacksmiths and others, as every article is positively to be sold Bale commences at 10 o’elock, and nails, bar tron and steel will be sold first. t New Goons received every day: Hamburg edgin 8. 10,12. De.: honey-comb quilts. We. : bie: otton. good as the it of the Yoom, $ e-size bridal quilts, $1.50: cassi meres for men's and boys’ weat at very low Prices: pillow case cotton, 10! York mills Sheeting cotton, the widest aud best made. at low pr 11 Mark Spe; ace for curtains. Car- Adv, Yesterday Ofti- cer Saffell arrested Charlotte Beckett, colored, and recovered a black cloak belonging to Mrs. A. Gleason, stolen by Charlotte. who was lock. ed up. After her arrest it was diseovered that she had stolen several articles from the house of Mr. Andrews, 1%® Sth street. She isa well Kvown sneak thief. YARD. WIDE ANDROSCOGGIN L. bleached cot- ton, 7c. by yard or piece : spring dress goods, large stock to make selection from. from 12 15, 18, 2 and up: all-wool eashmer fnll double-width, We.: new styles of parasols, cheap: fresh matting. just received: spring carpets cheap. Lowson’s cheap dry zoods | Store. See adv. Loox OvT For a FRavp.—A senting himself to be a piano tuner, employed | by a responsible firm m this city, has been swindling many persons for some time past. In several cases he has attempted to take ‘away the piano stools and other articles. The police are looking out for him. rson repre. BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspector of butldings: Alexander Harrisén, build shed, borthe: corner Eth and streets north. | west ; :. Fry. coustruet a two story | f | containing a portion of the testimony and as en | doubtful or uncerta | are notalw | cause he thought there | him to go home to lis family, but he would | prisoner had ‘a fair | nounced, amid the utmosi silence o1 | $lo0 from TI | Butin on the head with a B Day he Cri al Court. OUTRAGE AND MURDER CASES. This morning in the prisoners’ dock in the Criminal Court room there was seated the fol- lowing prisoners, in each of whose cases mo- tions for new trial had been entered. Edward , alias Major Curtis, alias Houghton, alias | ison, convicted of having committed a | on the person of Miss Ella Tydings, of | ational Hotel about a year since ; e Bailey, convicted of robbery | of a soldier: Sandy Bruce, convicted of 1s ceny of public documents from the Capitol Samuel Clark, colored, convicted of the mur. der of John Lee, better known as Jack Cash, also colored, on’ Christmas day last: Cephas Jones. convicted of having committed a rape on the person of Miss Florence P. Smith, on | the 20th of November last. Besides these, Thomas Claxton, in whose case, under a charge | of manslaughter, the jury yesterday found a special verdict. CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD THE GOVERNMENT. F. A. Sawyer, W. T. Haines and W. | Brooks, under indictment for conspiracy to | defraud the government, were also. present. The trial of this case had been fixed for Mon- day next. n thecase of Sawyer, Haines and Brooks, ex-Senator Carpenter and Mr. Cook, of coun- sel for defendants, filed affidavits for a contin- uance for thirty days. The court declined to grant the order. A NEW TRIAL OF THE RAY-CURTIS CASE RANTE! 6 E The case of Ray, alias Curtis, &c., was called up,and Mr. Corkhill was about to commence his argument on a motion for a new trial, based principally on the allegation that the jurors had in the jury room a copy of the Re- publican containing the evidence. Judge Wylie said that it was not necessary to fnrther argue the matter, as the affidavits satisfied him that he ought to grant anew trial. The twelve jurors had made affidavits, and he must say that they were a remark: able collection. He no’ doabt but that each juror stated in his affidavit what he believe to true, but nearly all of them testified to a different state of facts. There were two who agreed that the per in question (the Republican, of the 8th, most inflammatory article, calculated to influ- ence the minds of the jurors.) was taken into the jury room before ‘a verdict was agreed upon.and it was read by some, and in the presence of others. Most of them say that they had made up their minds before this, and some Say that their minds were made up be- fore they left the jury box. Two of them stat that they had seen or hi fore they made up thei 3 yet it is proba such an article had some effect on one or more of the jurors, and if it had any effect the : cused wa ued to a new trial; if it wa: that it had such effect he W trial, beeause parti y what affec! Was entitled toa n minds in re form ariet ‘arded the entranee tially the same as allow enter the jury room and make Here was a deliberate article, first then printed and placed In the hands | Tt wi culated to have greater E n editor. He re- cumstanee, and probably the jurors should be punished, especially the one who took ont the paper ahd read it: but he 1 the act was done innocently and in- ently, and he would therefore overlook ed to the case of Reed, in 12th 1, and also to similar cases in 24 and ch, as authorities. District Attorney asked that the ease be fixed for trial on Monday (April 3a). Mr. Cook said it would be impossible for de- | fendant to get ready by that time, as they | would have to procure depositions from New | fi y ot eir harangne write ne Court advised the counsel to be diligent | ng he had no doubt but they could pro- cure the depositions before the day named, and declined to put off the case THE CLAXTON-HORNER C4 Mr. Corkhill called attention to ton, in Which ease, on a ¢ slaughter a special terday, and remarked t time he had heard of such a verdict he de- ime to determine what course to pursue. Th court remarked that yesterday he did not hot order the defendant into custody be- was no risk in allowing ve to order him into custody now. The uinsel had four days in which to file a mo- tion for a new trial. THE MURDER R CASH, in the case of the murder of rineipally taken up on newly discover and argued by M rs.T. F. Miller and John H.C for the prisoner, and the District At. for the government. The motion was at considerable length. Judge Wylie sinee the = of the motion two dered it, and taking ms, he commented on them at and in conelusion he denie ing that he was satisfied th: nd impartial trial, One of the worst fea- the threats made to get rks, up the some let motion, Was properly convicted. tures of the ease was year. ‘The prisoner Was called on to st as he did so he seemed for the alize his position. ‘The court asked if he had anything to say why the sentence of the law—death—should not be passed upon him. The prisoner, with some falter in his tone, : “Your honor, I didn't do the crime that y have charged 6n me. As for the threats your honor has referred to, [never made any and never went that way. I always attended to my business at the corner ‘ith and C streeis, and was the only one whe took care y aged parents. It was a hard thing (trembling) for me to set here and see iny ife sworn away, but T had to bear it, and or ny poor old mother and I’ THE DEATH SENTENCE. The Court.—It isa very painful duty to per- form. You have been tried and convicted of the murder of a fellow-man in cold blood, the penalty of which is death, The sentence is that yo ve lakein nence to the jail of the Dis. trict of Columbia, and be there confined until Friday, the 26th day |, between the how 1 and 1o'clock, When you shall be taken to the place of execution, and there and up, and first time to re- feel have tosuifer.” | hanged by the neck until you are dead ain mag the Lord have m1 soul. rey upon you The sentence was very impress ively pre the pr “Stl r ith tears once of the audience, who seemed to be a’ : prisoner's eyes filed en. or | ; ind he was al once removed to his seat | inthe dock, The counsel will take the case to the General tw erm on exceptions. IN THE CASE OF CATHERINE BATLE convicted a days since of the la i as Jones, an old soldier, Mr. motion for a new trial, on the ground that three of the jurors who convicted ier Were disqualified—two having served as x's Within two nd one being a non- resident: and was arguing it when our report closed. DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:— M.A. et al. to M.A. Thomas, $—., lot sq. ISs: Franels Upshur et al. to Solomon $2,000, lot 15. sq. Tudson Pettit to net al. #—, part lot 15, sq. . ooly to Andrew Willson, trustee, ¢—, 5, sq. 104 Frasey et al. by part lot 2, sq. 41. “Tracy, $500, lot 40, sq. 305; F. e Sq. 28, and $3,500, Taggart mad «A. Curtin, $2,500, sub Ts ‘ part 8, sq. 84; F. P. Burke to M. A. Curtin, #4,000, part 8, sq. 894; J. G. Mitchell etal. to J. Tt 12, sq. 499. Vilkinson, $5 BEAUTIFCL (PActFIc) Lawns, le. ; ful dress goods, lsc. : great bargains in black silks—black silk ai .; black silk at $1, excel- lent quality: black silk, real satin finish, fine quality, only $1.25 (this is a special bargain) ; black “cashmere, double fold, only 25c. ; black cashmere, all pure wool, wide doudl S0c.: excellent black alpaca, 25e. Carter's, Market Space.—Adr. MEssks. LUTTRELL & WINE assure us they have the largest and cheapest stock of dry goods ever offered in the old first ward. See adv. 3 beauti- ith, TL TO StiT ALL Signs, the best #1 glasses at Sc. each. Oppenheimer, optician, 523 9th st., corner F. t ATTENTION is called to a great bargain of- fered by Fitch, Fox & Cutter of a house on N street. t EXAMINE the new Weed sewing machine at 9th st., St. Cloud building. | Which a large red -silk flag, with the wo THE COURTS. Crrcvrr Court—Judge Cartter, Yesterday, Rosendale . McKnight; ver- dict $1,564. Hayward agt. orkhil! ; submitted and judgment for #987 Babcock agt. Chron- cle ublishing company: judgment. Metrop- agt. s ; Bank do. te Equity Court—Judge MacArthur. Yesterday, Howard vs. Kelly, argued and submitted. Bolden vs. Bolden; heard on the exceptions to auditor's report. Hopkins vs. Hopkins, auditor's report ratified. ministrator of Norton, vs. Carmody et cree for complainants. Sullivan’ vs. argument resumed, counsel to state accounts by Monday, when the court will dispose of case, McLaughlin ys. Winder etal., bond of receiver approved. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Wylie. Yesterday, after our report closed, Sergeant J. E. Muihall—appeal from a $10 fine in the Police Court, for assault on John Toomey— was tried. The prosecuting witness said that he was returning froma pleasure excursion tember 2, 1977, and was very drunk, when the defendant came up behind him an struck him on the head with his baton, rendex- ing him insensible. The testimony of the de- fendant and a number of other withesses went to show that Toomey was behaving in an out- rageous manner, and that it took six officers to take him to the station house. Judge Wyli in charging the jury, said that police officers must be protected, and the prosecuting wit- ness had evidently been behaving like a fu- rious beast. The jury found a verdict of uot guilty. PROBATE CouRnT—Judge Olin. Yesterday, the will of C. M. Bowen was filed and order of publication issued. Estate of M. T. O'Brien; decree denying petition of Win. O'Brien and directing administrator to give additional bond in $00. Will of L H. Baker inting A. G. Hall administrator ¢ t. in $400. Estate of Cornelius Boyle, deceased ; John. Boyle, administrator, gave bond in $1,000. Estate of Sarah Bowman, de- ceased ; Margaret Dick was Appointed admin. istratrix of the estate; bond of $100. Will of Thomas Fitnam, deceased: petition of J.C. Fitman to revoke probate of will filed. PoLicE CourT—Judge Snell. To-day, James Donnelly James Clotworthy, and John J. White, charged with selliay’ liquor contrary to law, were called. and the hearing of the cases postponed until Tuesda GEORGETOWN. ANTED—A FREE Bri he citizens of cand F ax an le: dria counties, Va.. held a eeting at Walker's si i Bul's % ds, Wedn night, consider the subject of a free bridge across the Poto. H. H. Whallon presided E. Clements was chosen seere- Lacy, who had been entrusted ‘olof the bill asking Congrees iation for a new bridge across ear Georgetown, Was present, and gid bis advice was not to push the bill ai this time, but to wait until or June, when Congress gets Warmed up in inaking approp ations, when he felt sure it would see the. tus. f'the demand. Addresses were made by as H. Sypherd, Squi s, and the ta 8. n ppropr! ne: With the ‘coi for h tire Whallon and R. G, gitation of the subject recom- mended by all interested. - THe TEMPERANCE Cavse.—The campaign of the Dashaway Club closed at Forrest Hall last night, with the largest crowd and the most enthusiastic meeting that has been yet held. After prayer by Rey. Richard Norris the first address was made by Rev. Mr. Beall, after “The. Dashaway Club’ worked upon it in white, was unfurled. It was presented, on be- half of the ladies of Georgetown, by the Rev. Mr. Norris, in an appropriate Speech. T smaller flags of the same description wert presented to the two temperance _fishi crews, which have lately started. Charl Nye made one ot the best Speeches he has yet mad: nd many came forward and signed the pledge. Mr. Richard Hazel also made an ex- cellent address, 220 persons signed the pledge, inaking in all about 1,800 persons who have joined the temperance army during this cain- paagn. BECOME A CATHOLIC. 1 by Arehbi nity Tyler, widow ", Known to many his residence near ay morning, aged 40 5 IT avowed Nomination for es for the democratic Congress. #s-Aldermen Markley and Nalle fought with knives in the common couneil chamber in Austin, Tex., over a pending: measure, and Markley was killed. 49-A girl in Zanesville, Ohio. was simulta- neously converted and cured of stammeri by Revivalist Hammond. She thinksam Was wrought. 4#-1t is stated that only one of the promi nentinsurgent chiefs inthe eastern dep ment of a Cuba is still holding out. His na is Maceo, and he has about 4) follows MPORTANT TO CONSUMPTIVES. DR. 8. D. HOWE, of New York, the Great ““Consumption’’ Speciclist and Proprietor of ARABIAN MEDICINES, visits V ashington ‘“Next Week Oy request) to receive Patients, for ** Five Days Only," at St. James Hotel, begin- ning TUESDAY MORNING, Appil 21, add con- Unuing until SATURDAY, April 6h, from 9 a. m. till 5 p.m. each day. DR. 8. D, HOWE is well known in this city, sud, in act, c¥er¥ city in the Union, as the in Fatt atic Stood Bastien and: the S* Arabian loo Purifier, . Liver Pills. former is a substituye for Cod Liver Oil, and can be taken without producing the hausea chused by the oll, The Arabian ‘Toute is CITY ITEMS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. | DRY GOODS. HUTCHINSON FAMILY AMUSEMENTS. | 1 APRIL MAGAZINES—Milans & Wilkins,603 7th. ed_free of charge PrmrLes.—Pimpies remoyi at the China Doctor's office, 237 Pa. avenue. IT STANDS at the head of the list of medi- eines for the cure of rheumatiom—Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy. REWARD if the to deseribe disease ‘and LUE PHILLIPS CSRTSon MON- isi, in St. Paul's | corner of 11in and H Tickets 1,000 is Vermont MA. sUG oJ) Too young Verma at MAPLE SUGAR, 500 pounds White Clover HONEY, 2 pound caps at 20c. pound. &. G. CORNWELL, _Mar®s-3t_ 1418 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘AN or AC DAY EVENING NEXT, Apri Engiish Lutheran Churel streets, forthe benetit of désery ing poor. t $0 and 20 cents. to be had at Parker’s and Bead. Adams? book st k store, and at the chureh door, 1." NATIONAL THEATER. a — reat China doctor fails tell persons the nature . * = APRIL Ist, | 100 Barrels of the Celebrated Washburn Mills Shp information fom thee, eee receiving | EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATI- MINNESOTA FLOUR. No charge for consultation. Offise, 237 | . saa The best Fiour made. Pennsylvania avenue, corner 3d street. | a GeLxpnarsy CASE: | With the most compete | Just received and for sale by A REMARKABLE FLOOR COVER! A floor | A CE: Scenic Deco 8, Bril- J. B. BRYAN & BRO., clos now being manufactured, ‘composed | & Cx eS Ne estan Br ‘ 608 Pennsylcania avenue, traordinary durability have been thoroughly | % Cerenearry Cask: Embellishments, and an ESS MACHEREL, tested. Ii is printed in handsome designs, : pas : rs and sold by all carpet dealers, |% GAcE: Assignment of characters | “"RONELESS CODFISH, A CA fully equal to its magai- A CASE. ficent rendition in New TASE, York, Boston, St. Louis Nervovs DERBILITY AND Lost ViTaLity RESTORED, and the “entire” man built right square up, by the use of from six to ten bot- tles of Dr. 8. D. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood | Purifier.” Sold by druggists. | Dr. Howe, inventor of the above medicines, POTOMAC ROE HERRING, LABRADOR HERRING, SMOKED SALMON, SMOKED POTOMAC ROE HERRING, | A CELEBRATED AC CASE CASE. CASE. and Baltimore, rN A A A a c can be consulted on the above diseases every | : ; 7 x evening next week from 7 to p.m. Charges | & 1 Acted by CANNED SALMON, moderate. 4 Louis James, | CANNED LOBSTER, CATARRH, BRONCHITIS AND. CONSUMPTION | A Theo. Hamfiton, Curgp. —This is to certify that the China | & ao SARDINES, Doctor, 217 West Baltimore ‘street, has cured | A M. Lanacan,. j — me of Catarrh, Bronchitis and Consumption. Ihave gained eleven pounds of healthy flesh since I commenced to take his medicine. I wish I had the voice of thunder and could as- semble ali the sick in the world, I would send them to him. 7 T. FirzGERALb. 237 Pennsylvania avenue. NEw HATS FOR SPRING W: The Fifth Avenue Silk Hat, f New Style Self-conforming H Elegant Black Fur Derbys, Gents’ Soft Fur Hats, $1.25, Men’s Stiff and Soft Wool Hat: 5, We have all the new and desirabie styies of Boys’ and Children’s Hats (stiff and soft), George Devham, JOHN HB. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York ave., maiH-tr Near U. 8. Treasury Department. RG ASS, © Sialls 638 and 639 Center Market, “ stern ** 20and 21W : CHOICE FRESH MEATS AT ALL‘ TIMES. “Steaks, 12% Other Meats in proportion. ¥@" All orders faithfully filled; goods delivered, mar 18-tr Harry Taylor, Robert Downing. Anna Story aura Joyce, Adeie Bray, ° & Mrs. CASE. Octavia Alien, Cw Fully one hundred in CASE. allengaged in this bril- Case. Nant representation, MONDAY, April 8:h, Germon, Which we ar¢ offering at all prices, from sve! | JARRETT & PALMEI'S UNCLE TAS ROCERIES ON THE CASH PLAN. | 30 to $1.50, at Lewis’, 92) 7th street, between I uated =— ‘Good Tea, per Ib.. 25 cents, | and K. MUSI¢ ann Exvocuzion. Green and Binck teas, 3, 85 and 40c. perib, | . Sa a Magnificent Imperial an Oolong Teas, remark- anit. Books lien, Tos MARINI’S HALL, ange for seremah and haga pers + 50e “1., 50 } the ageney of the American Book Exchange, TUESDAY EVENING, April 21, 18,88, Daryea's' starch, 28e., ‘and Corn’ Starch New York, and ina few days will be ready to a tte Paper. loan to all applicants new and standard publi Erokenenes Piechor sna King. 200. per He red Hams, small size, 1259; largest, | ‘ations in any quantity demanded. C. ~“ Grace Greenwood Wiite Sugar (A), 9. and Granciated 1c, per Ih, once and speak for what you want. ss Annie Ware, Ba Mice Molasses: (oright a New Orleans) erga PARTIES contemplating building would do Miss Lome SraNOWs kane Driver, ic. | een en een ARE & SORE gel to call on Has sion fer low Selnates BENEFIT OF JAMES B. PHILP. marll-tr 7213 Seventh st. n.w., bet. M and Fitting, Tin, Range and Furnace eserved seats without extra ELLIOTT b.* ee eS i Can be found at work. 16,8, Wy charge, at Ellis’, 997 Penna, ay tania) STALLS No. 62 and 63 Washington Mar- Do you KNOW OLD Brown Winds NAtTICNAL THEATER. au pte Dre peg Hen d haste) Hopger ie more highly ‘ eae eds 2 A Fashionable and Brilliant Success, MICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTT’ lows? CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS don, E. Atkinson manufacturers, 1 CORNED and SPICED BEEP a specis M sears In an entire change of Bill, eting delivered f) —— TO-MORROW (Friday) NIGH’ ; 500 different styles ybes at Hamilton Mr. S and ARNCROS ina Change of Song GOV. ADD RYMAN SILVER BILL ORATION The Olio—Evéry Act New, A Now First Part. Y. M.C. A. Building, 9th and D sts. 216,006; MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERS.—Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Surup for all diseases of teething in children. It relfeves the child from pain, cures wind colie, regu- lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and health to the child, gives rést to the mother. WILnor’s Cop LIver OIL AND LIwE.—Pe! sons Who have been tal be pleased to learn t ceeded, from direetio: "ORS BE SP Stalls 628. 629 and 630 Center Maik ‘orthern § ;oraddress Box 713 City j 9th street wing, and 206 and 208 N, Liberty Markel; of aadress Post Office, New Olio, New Burlesque Entitled A CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN. Mr. CARNCROSS and every member of the the burlesque. company appearing in (For Ladies HELEN'S 8B, ATURDAY at 2. April 1st—A Celebrated Case; Suparb Cas: s of several profe: DERSONAL gentlemen. in combining the pure oil and ma nificent Seenéry and’ Surrou Specialty fn sueh a thanner that itis pleasanttothe taste, | 8” ee “PANN DREW and its effects in lung complaints are truly QARINI'S HALL. . . Pe 5 wonderful. Very many persons. Ww M coi au a ato Eenusy! jose Cases: were pronounced hopeless and who had taken | 5 P. the clear oil for a long time without marked | _"N@lISH BALLAD CONCERT. I effect, have been irely cured by using this preparation. ure and get the genuine. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, | Boston. Sold by all druggists. eo! | THREE STORES in one: largest est — P. LIBBEY HAS REMOVED FROM 437 2 7th street, on account of exorbitant rent, to 437 9th street, near the corner of E, where ie hopes to see all of his old customers. fe28-3m A STHOLOGY. . MADAME BOBS. | This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healli Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D ror | BENEFIT OF MISS ZAIDEE JONES, MONDAY EVENING, April Ist. Tickets 75 cents, at Ellis’ Music Store, ablishment | ‘ ereatest variety of Gas Fixtures ever ex- | charge for reserved seats. st., corner pnd gre atest v ty Oh Gas : ae oe | SESESE fon recerved weal ma of 2dn.w. She has no superior In delineating the : Yitered at reduced | [Z21BLES ABOUT LONDON. Eiskelseayand etary, a lovey banish | offered. a eed | Fy — juable, describing your friends, point- Ss also the createst 8 site ing out your enemies, and informing you of the ty a improved line of Phunber A Series of spies Entertainments, sure Way to success iu) all undertakings, “Consel, » Pumps, Ranges, Furnaces, Latrobe By ebeee Lee tation, strictiy confidential, jh; gontie- Stoves, Slate and Marble Mantels, over 100 pat- Ju ALES | = are ay ferns of the latter, all at reduced prices, at | Ou the Afigineons and Evenings of March 26, 27, A STROLOGIST.—Mirs, Dr. ELLIS, 806 Penn Hamilton's, ¥. M.C. A. Building, sthand D | Thursday Attornoome Westin tee abbey Syisania avenue. Lf you would know the truta streets, 2,15,8,th,6; ‘hursday Evening—Trafalgar ©, Pail Mail, | Sousult the Dr. tn all things, Office hours from 8 RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sut. | “S,esstrpet: the + ‘A Yeamtie The nh Wide | 7Aqa a ory ‘Disci rigte ea 3 suf. ‘eFnoor anible Through Wind- A. ¥ 3 a 3 GELeTS._ Chromic, paluful, and prostrating dis- | sar ark visiting Windsor Castle, ete" | MADAME COSTELLO Disciploot Mlle Lenor- eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach- Saturday. Eventn ‘Tne “Tower of London... Padmerics, can be consulted at ber house, No, $94 ; . 2 abun ets 25 cents, with resarved seats 60 rents: -W. pass 3 : avoid Initatons, Book at ourtal with var for sale at Ellis & Co.'s Music Store, narg5-6. | rnonmoemeere —— mre | ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher o ‘Ss? FE 7 | Galvanic Co., New York city. 625d&kly | A CTHORS, FESTIVAL HOUSEFURNISHINGS. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, AT MABONIC TEMPLE, On ses EVENINGs OF TUESDAY, WEDNES- GPECIAL To HOUSEKEEPERS. hear Sth ‘street. By promptly adopting the » THURSDAY AnD FRIDAY, April J. W. BOTELER & BRO, 8 test improvemenis, whether of American or 2d, 3d, 4th and Sth, 1878, at 8 o"clock. ; ' ‘ uropean invention, he is enabled todo his Admi ‘ton, 50 ceuts. Solicit au inspection by housekeepers and others i for sale at Parker's and Ballantine’ Ath street; Purcell’s, 9th street, and at Whitaker be ‘enusylvauia avenue, marl6-dtd work in a manner not to be equaled by those not possessing these facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies’ and Gent’s Suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his superior work. N.B.—A specialty of his con- of their extensive and cumpiete stock of CHINA, GLASSWARE. CROCK ERY, if I[PHEATER COMIQUE, 11th stre: BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. sists in removing spots from costly party oe ee PLATED GOODS, dresses ; 25 years experience. His ary dennsey OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. KITCHEN UTENSILS, removes grease spots effectually from any ar- Performance: Night. CUTLERY ticle, and careful pressing gives them an Matinee for Ladies mand’ Chaco EVERY WED- | Andother HUUSE- appearance as if newly made. Kid Gioves NESDAY and SATURDAY A. NOON, leaned ; two pair for 25 cents. = a BTERNOO First-class In Every Respect. ZRANDENSUHG EBEBES CLARET | Variety, Drama, Burlesque and Comedy. jaug0-1y Seat FURNISHING ARTICLE which they are ottering at REDUCED PRICES. Catalogues, coutainirg full list of Housekeepiag requisites and many valuable household receipts* gratis, J W. BOTELER & BRO., 50 doz, St. Julien, at $3 50 per doz. EXHIBITION sj magi Gt CHINA HALL, 983 Penn. ave. 25 doz! Pauillac, at $9 per doz, 626} AND SALE {626 ECORATED £8 doz. st. Estephey af $6 per doz. ¥ St. manniiren Esr.-| -D 25 doz, Margaux, ai Tr doz. MAR ¥ Y ‘ Xf La GPG. CORNWELL, FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, FRENCH AND ENGLISH mar2%é-3t___—'1418 Pennsylvania avenue. FL OBSEY Wuisny. No, E STREET. Choice Oil Paintings, Eugravings, Chromos, &¢, Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Pictures, Frames, Pic! Cords and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails, &c., in the District, DINNER SETs, NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED. At drsigned to purity the blood. (and through it) cleanse the lungs of all scrofnious matter, and create a ravenous appetite, Whilst the Arabian Liver Pills arouse the liver, cleanse the stomach, an igestion. Thus it may be understood Dr. How mission here is to treat those suifer- ing from that most devastating disease—CO: SUMPTION, as well as diseases ¢ she Liver, Kd- lity, Scrofula, Heart Disease, neys, Nervous Debill : seases arising from an iin reaetmatisi. a ure state of tite ble Pits success has been wonderful, ae thousands can attest, He dues not pretend to trurk miracles nor raise the dead..but mereiy gives his patients the benefit of his long experience in bis profession. He comes by SPECIAL INVITATION of those treated by him while visiting him at his office in New ork, as wel as shoe. who ay pow using is medicine here, He will consuit with, al vis alt who desire it, FREE OF ANY CHARGE WHATEVER, from 9 a.m, until 5 p.m,, each day, at the St. JAMES HOTEL, as above. If you are pleased with his examinstion, you can obiain his medicine of his agents, the druggists. But fora Thorough Examination, with the Re- spirator, the charge will be $6.00, for which you will receive an order on oneof hisa Bottles of his MilifCure and Tonic, If no medi- cines’* are required, Respirator examination. from which will learn the exact condition of your Tangs, will be $2.00 only, I TLLIHEN’s LINEN STONE, ents for Sic ORGAN TeD J.B. Lueas, 818 F st. t MURDER AND (SvicIDE.—At Chillicothe, Towa, yesterday, Martin Burns, a farmer, without a word of warnin; ne. struck peoree N. axe, causing a fat: . Burns then went toa barn and hanged The parties had some dispute about a oe is the only assignable eause dee Tar Crrize BE ASSOCIATION of Philadelphia have appointed a committee of six to represent the claims of American en to political rights before the national pal ‘x convention, which meets in that city on the [5th of May. ag-In the suit of the N. Y. Central and Hud- son river railroad ys. the United States, for SUFFI 25. ME. brick dwelting, D street. between New Jersey 1.00. “84 South Capitol street southeast: oo hi: Fisn MAREET, March = : id, sold fi to $401 in herring, Sold at $i5to 817 of rock’ and perch, front)" buned. ——___ Piano Tenino, H1. J. F. Lucas, sig Fst. ¢ 000: 200 bunches, to 50 cents per a $0,000, on trial at Utiea, N.Y., the jury ren- dered a verdict for plaintiff for $199,483. 4%-Two children of Mrs. Whiting, of Brus- sels, Ont., were fatally poisoned by eating wild parsnips, and two others are not expected to survive. cies © 4#2@-Lewiston, Me.. complains of an abun- dance of counterfeit dimes, made of lead and silvered. They are supposed to be made in the vicinity . Please remeuer Name and N her. jy1-1 WB. BRoRe jease remember Name and Number. jy1-ly M. W. BEVERIDGE, WITMER'S, GROCER, SPRING IS HERE.— ov is the Tine (Late Webb & Beveridge,) mar28-tr 1918 Pennsylvania ave. to Sell,—Ladies’, Gents and Children’s cast- a Pennsylvania Ave., fraordinary? it ghvcach prices ar CJUSTHUS On | Net pocwers SNe seOlik reeks, Wa Ex = Stand,*’ No. 619 D street n.w. All notes by mail EW YORK WINDOW SHADE HOUSE, EAS aoe will be promptly attended to, m N BEST. /DB—LOW PRICES, ‘Opposite ‘Patent Office, LECTURES. All the finest grades of ENGLISH, SWISS and Ca _ SPRING S78 presen coos. KRODHEAD & CO 989 Pa av... bet Are now offering lat jes in French, American 1) ig Which $78 English ESS GOODS at greatly reduced are the stylish and serviesable , ~— col Bourettes, at 45 Diy low figures, beginning at Tc. Ing, 250. and tip. (best makes all-woo 3 Lonesdale Cambric (genuine), Androsenggin 4 € R'each! Cotton, it tion Kids, $1.25: 8 id Siaple Dry Cail and cx somine BRODHEAD & CO. Penn'a ave., bet. 9th and 10th. P DRY GOODS AND CARPETS. Goods, equally mar2) tr 93 Black Gro Graiy si * rt cheap. Summer Silks, 6250. large stock Parasols, lar- gains, Elegant line Dress Gooils, 12\ to ec. up. ‘oxton as cl Sell aut é Yeap as any pi ty, Ladies and Children’s Hosiery, sons, ton Lares, Brossels Carpets, 81, $1.12 . for cash; all Ingrains less ‘than inch Black Cash Agents for Bazar Pa’ \: YN. NAUDAL 709 M nanufactur- . $1, worth No, oss Ne. 00 kor Y ARD-WIDE ANDROSCos BLEACHED ¢ OTtOs: be: Boys, 25, 30; Bargains to be had a C. M. TOWSON & 636 Pennsyloani nur, South | near 7tp wt, REATEST RARGALIY EVER OFFERED DRY Goops Two hundred pices cific Cr ne 0, i State nly 20. eached ( 8. as low py spect - Silks i, Washing: Biiks ex w mn: Black > mt quatity, at $1 h sublin prices, rang Dress Gomis. p Piaid Musiin 12: ey nt quality Ked Ticking, twilied. Gne yard wide: foury at bar, $1.50: beauti Pillo c v1 these gr CARTER'S, Market Bp Best Black Sil Splendid Black Silk, $1, Good Black Stik, 7". Beautitul line of Spring Drese Good just received. ars All Wool Bunting, ail cc Bunting. good quality, a Oar $1 number of Black Cast Black Cashmere at ry so'd fo or 40) ne of Lawns jas! Linen Lawns. at 250, cotton. Le €,. These Cottons for cash only, 102. d cardinal ved. a Spring Cloths order Men*s Shirts Plain and Fancy O8-Cioths for T & WINE, mai 2%. ded or. 20th st Nieuws: BLACK SILK — STRIPED SILK. COLORED SILK, Our third grand special sale of SILKS will be- gin to-day. and will include a large lot of colerod and striped Silks, . BLACK SILKS, Good Gros Grain, 75 cents. = Fine Gros Grain, $1. Extra Fine Gros Grain, $1.25. ificent Gros Grain. $1.50. Superior quatity Gros Grain, $1.75. Maxuificent Cachemire Royal, $2. All of these Siiks are of the well kuown CACHE- MiRE MILANO brand of Savvie Cie, Lyons and Mulan, STRIPED SILKs, 11 colors, 75 cents. N COLORED SILKS, Large variety, all colors, $1. Weare the only store in the city that make = specialty of SILKS, and we will, OUR SILKS to be much less than can be had for anywhere in this cm A CALL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEP- TICAL OF THIs FACT. CON NOLLY'S, m2l-tr 608 Ninth atreet, opp. Patent Omce. Magu Good quatity AMERICAN WATCHES, SPLIT SECOND CHRONUGRAPHS, MINUTE REPEATERS, HORSE TIMERS, &e, = We call particular attention to the WATCHES OF OUR OWN PRODUCTION, in which are introduced the latest American and European improvements, and we confideutly rec- ommend them as the BEST TIMEKEEPERS ever offered to the public, mars-tr M. W. GALT, BRO, & CO. —_——— BOOKS AND STATIONERY UST RECEIVED, Marcus Ward's Easter Card Marcus Ward's Irish Linen Marcus Ward's Irish Linen Blackwood’s Jet Black Ink. Photographs of Rey. W, 8. Rainsford: price 60 ets. All the New Miacellancous Books received as soon s pul as pu n Latest styles of Stat ionery on band always. W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, LAW BOOKSELLERS, RACE GREENWOOD’S LECTURE. “THE HEROIC IN COMMON LIFE. AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 3, at 8 o'el"k. For this occasion the TCHINSON FAMI Have kindly vowunteered to sing several of their Tickets $1, for eat Metserott's, 923 Pennsyt- ickets $1, for sale at Metzerott's, ens vania ave., and at Brad Adams’ mar2s 6 GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. per and Envelopes. ‘ards and Envelopes. CHURCH, Georget Ly 5. é Penna. ave. [LOUISIANA STATELOTTERY. cE Reetor.—Service Sunday, | —Mat5-t as Dene Smee! ). eats all free in afte! .EW BOOKS. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO He cordially invited. _mar23 % New Testament Commentary for English Reade : WIN A FORTUN. UB MOTTO, EXCELSIOR! rs. Bishop Elliott, vol $6.00 BRE Aske Bireet, PMeae pata, FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878, AT O DYEING, =~ CLEANSING, Biernal Hone. | Canon Farrar. 1.00 Pure Linas Good af evar Geeciptan ae OF | NEW OBER ND TUNED AT, APRIL SEH peas Speanerng. Josiah Allen’s Wie at the Cententiah -°- 2.50 ewe a " Louisiana State Lottery Company. | DYEING, CLEANSING. og, | Hie Hon. dis: Fergeds Letours Hoar Sics £88 NEW PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, LADIES ANU GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS, | {}¢ Hon. Mrs, Ferrard. 1 enecme 1 ‘Very Beautiful. ‘This Institution was larly incorporated ysne —— Diew y of Music and Musicians. Geo: 98 NEW PATTERNS, OPEN: starare of the Biate for Educasional and Oia W. H. WHEATLEY, 6: . os 78° 1.25 “Best Display in the Country. teow hie Te tae ines aided 8 sreserye’ tani ot © JurPEnsON STREET, | oan Biss $350,000. Its Grand um! ution ier sNADIES’ HANDEERCHIEPS, wil iake place monthly oh the second Tuesday. ft | bie of he District and to da of others of the never sca! iponee, z GENTS’ HANDKERCHIEFS, Distribution.” aaa prone worse ine of Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 1s whole- CAPITAL PRIZE, $80,000. — ——- sale in extent, aad Fetalled at wholesale prices. 100,000 TickeTs AT TWo DOLLARS EAcu. JoE! teen ree: Good IRISH LINENS from 25 cents up. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. — TABLE LINENS. Importerre prices," capital PAST OF PRIZES $30,000 tak TOWELENGBofevery Kinds . Capital Prize. "10,000 INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY, IDA OBANGES, SAMPLES sent by mail. Address pital Prize 5.000 (Xellow Wagons, ) GEORGE MILLIKEN & 80N, tee oe Soy 5.000 | Having harvested their fall supply of DIRECT FROMTHE GROVES ATSAN MATER, marig-12t «$28 Arch st., Philadelphia. sp 5 10-000 KENNEBEC ICE, MANY OF THEM WEIGHING 18 OUNCES EACH. JPEMOVAL.—I have removed from my old pe 30-089 | are now selling at their usual CALL AND SEE THE PREMIUM FRUIT. stand, B street southeast, tos much more, Prizes of ‘10 10,000 tex Rice oe art Rourue riots aay ie found at al APPROXIMATION PRIZES: _ SS ny ee tim oe ) 8 Approxima: Now is the time to secure your SUPPLY FOR THE - from Pennsylvania fine stock of CANARIES (male 300 - % wife CANDLE Rep and ofall Hinds: Poroaimation Fi oh | eae “om —— REED'S SONS, i : : Office 12th street and Pennsylvania ave, We i FRESH seeD: AGES, ee. a GoETz, | 1857 Prizes, amounting to........ ne Depot Sth-street Wharf. mar23-2w mas 22 tr 1916 F st. n. w. - — ible_eorrespondi nts wanted at GEORGE F. SCHAFER, protien poh, Towbom ‘a vera: compensation | FREMOVAT et Kgown JBO8Ps anv sTocKs. Hatter, inas removed to ‘nited States Bonds of all kinds; rae reer ee torbe tome ‘Sitios iu New Ort mane nee ect, bet. Hand j. Silk Hats made to Faber Dyethetot Columbia Bonds of Various issues; Offers for sale the balance of his stock at and below | “write clearly stating full address, for further | Remodeling of Bilk’Hatsa specialty. sep! Washington and fomn Quarteriy Stocks cos. to close business, information or send to PECIAL and sold by LEWIS JOUMSOR Boe A@-A call is solicited. Be. Siew Ge pple inarl6-tr Joth st. and Penis. avenue. aren tet tvonia ave. te- | nour Grand Extreordinary Drawings are under _ NATIANS CRYSTAL DIscovEeRY EMOREST PATREENG, wine pew styles, | the supervision and management of Generals G. ‘. ery FOR THE HAIR pas recat 43 ig 51 | Beaurerard = a th, | WESTERN CREAMERY, Restores faded hair to its loners, street n.W. "Sc wing occurs Tuesday. May 14:h, and Blank Books specaitiess T'™ Moga” | the next dra Taeiswasee” ae and yo psa Sas three fo teu days, (HE MoTUAT BENEF WAsnineron Home & EMEDY. FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER. | With s constantly inereasing = ht We fee! satisfied we can i tek RAUB ance (OCs — t has the advantages over all other preparations IxcomronarEp 1845. ‘PURELY MUTUAL. DR. LEWIS’ PLASTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., i An app torma of Yollsies issusl R SEVEN FOR A QUARTER. oS m28-1m Center, Northern, and Eastern markets, | ae sre Sedimen i aes trangons matter. and furnished tne Com | One ange small, Surpasses Capcine z : before using. pany or ap; m4 its reg MOMs 0 fey ae Ton ‘cum and UTICROF 00 EAEEE rome a om ‘i JAS, BOBEABSON, Vico President, have associated with me in the Book aud Sta- | A trial will convinee, EDWARD 4, STRONG, Secretary. Z pola by ald Druoptat. Ask fora Otroutar. | |,X_bave associate ny fou, ROBERN Cutie | Fotupla large bots, Price One Doli, B. J. MI Rupee . —— BALLANTYNE, the same will be 2d and D sis. n.w., GRANVILLE v. BYDE, | DOWN To FOUR CENTS. carried co, under the same snd frm ot , | ame ‘corner 14th and I n.00- mar2-1m Room #, Le Droit 5 ETY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR $3.90 | | With sincere thanks for the liberal Sad BRICORD’S OF LIFE A have recalved for the Ave years. ‘Heotores youth to Sree Aup SUMMER ye ee @A5S-LIGHT OFFICE, an evens Saati A Seaninnmaoe aanees, Be. more shatbored constieation, 1 in four weeks. and Heeled. pegged, $i, at BAP LI MMi New eti-tr 611 AND 613 107H Starr. ‘43: ‘strect. should be teen by. ‘all about to marry, or who Jersey aveniue B.w. maré-im* LE WHO, VALUE THEIR SIGHT wo know | wasureorox, D. C.. March 2 gg nh 3 A ee aaa aerate | Ae a SEGRE Sone in Sa, Spats | Peestienaaen, | Pus Rese es HH. 8, Opticia a 4 esti DEM GEOT'S HYGraNyo Wiaes | Pus: svenue hws, corer oh sueet, Patent maou | York. rasa ‘nal {PRE GREAT sacuivice— or DRY GOOoDs ar WISWALL & GWYNN'S WILL CONTINUE ONLY 7 DAYS LONGER, BVERYTHING MUST BE SULD. Best PRINTS made, onty 5 cents, Large lot of BLACK GRENADINE: u "slaughtered at halt price, vel we Large lot of TABLE LINENS, vELS, = KINS at a tearful sacrifice, eae mae: All our 375g. DRESS GOODS down to 18, Splendid line of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR a 50 cents on the $1, Great many REMNANTSof Dress Good, Flannels, Cloths and Table Linens will be sold regardiess Of cost. Ladies will bear in mind this sale will continuo only 7 days more. WISWALL & @WYNR, SHEETING, 15 CENTS YARD. 10-4. SESETING 18 cE! vara. Victoria Lawn, 11 cents yard, Inserting, 15 cents dozen Black A’ Cashm: paca. 15 cents, eres, 20 cents. Plaid Dress Goods. 10 and 12 cents. m6-im JOS. B. BAILEY, cor. 7th & BEATTY ORGANS, Superb $340 Organs only $98, retail other manufact e000. ony an ‘toe man rere only $260. “Beautiful $660 Pianos, $176—ran' new, warranted 15 days? test trial, Ovher us, want them ini juced. 4. ts wanted. ey Sie, PIANOR. Address DANIEL F, BEA Vashington, N. J. inaré-La YVoracEEs TO EUROPE. J. W. BOTELER & BRO. ‘the A its for the sale of Tickets INMAN STEAMSHIP op ROPOSING TO VIS' Pat tain ‘at information by applying to J. W. BOTELER & BRO., maré-1m 923 Pennsyleania ave. EATING’S COUGH LOZENGES. unquestis bo ly 80 certain in ite ettects, “aSTiatA, WINTER couGH, TN- CIPLENT COS8UMPTION, and all disorders of {ie THROAT and LUNGS alike yicld to leienee face, The highest medical testimony states that no better cure for these com; sts, which has been con! over half a “s Sebtsper vox. E. FOU! Con New Yor! Senteper New Sheets Agen ovat, thes. Om RING FATTERNS ¥ Fuaking from Latest Porson nero. iat a tale aie AND SPECI. cent Dincurnsent oe AND ENGIN: ade at short notios aie other 3. M. if Boom 3 bt, Cloud