Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. SATURDAY............. April 29, 187s. feather Indications To-day. Orrice OF CHICP SIGNAL Orricer, Washington, Avril For the mide states and southeast <out! w ¥ Winds, warmer purily . and numerous as win yhary or falling arom LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater —*“Viilars Dragoons” and dast act of * The Chimes of Normandy.” Theacer Comign Condensed Locals. Nington sends Frank Lestie’s Popular ne —Vari A r leense has been issued to Chas. Hill and Sarah Lane. From J.C. Parker we have the New York Papers in adv nr of the mails. eet lamps will be ligh'ed to-night at 7 P-m.,and extinguished at 12:2)a.m. Prof. Widdows has arranged an Easter chimes programme to be p d to-morrow morning, commencing at 10:15 o'clock. Towson & Co. elling goods at very low nt was held Hills. D © meetin: last night at Bethlehem Baptist Chur: dale. which was attended by gentlemen from the ci made by Messrs. Guy. Judge F vere Wines, J. C. Lathrop, iley and Mr. Hunter. ic noid, Mr. s House to-nigh* ion for the Ad vancement of Women, Miss Mary F. Ewst- man, the secretary, will read an interesting je daughter of Mrs. Alice Mf searlet fever in this city of the little one were taken to Del the other ebild, a “ars the disease there ren very ill. but is now out of evening will be e the West End Hibernian Society in anot! olumn. ball of advertised in on the R., last week and too numerous to be F. & P. Railroad at Quant rode to Riehmond’ beit rts were each in THE District OF CoLemBiA Hortier1. TURAL SocreTy met last night at Association 3. T.C the following person membership, aid they were Bradiey, Anthony Beard, B. I or of the followin'y John A.B . Thomas W. Fowler ck, vice presidents: Ch peding Secretary D- S.C and J.T. urer, with the ng exeeitive tee:—John Saul, David I. Saunder Glorious, Michael Esch and John Secretary was authorized to procure suitable ioney and blank books for the use of the Society. The second Wednesday of each month was designated for the regular monthly meec- ings of the society. Mess ; Lunders, lathias yand Jas. K. Kerr were cho: as a finance committee. Mr. Wm. Saunders Was called upon to entertain the members present with his views on the subject of horti- culture. which he proceeded to do. There are many ways. he said, of keeping up the interest of the subject of horticulture : one popular way was by frequent exhil Sof Howers and other products of their skill. Exhibitions are, asa yeneral rule, overdone, and apt to result in disaster rather than the promotion of the objecis sought to be ai . They are some. times based on too large id nd are bur. densome to member ld be guare against. The bringing together of the mem bers, with their fruits. flowers and new dis. coveries, in an unostentatious way, and dis- wether and ex ng Views would geod Seience is the discovery of nature's laws, and the tracing of this subject thro: y realms of flow- ers is an oceup : lly elevating to man or woman. This is a wide fleld, and open to every mind. There should be no distinetion between the scientific and practical mind ; b are Wanting in this work. He saw no r why a society of this kind should not prove a success in this District. Mr. John Saul fo!- Jowed in similar words of encouragement. He thought their weekly meetings Would prove Valuable to all. He desired “to be a hard worker, and to. assist. in impa re ceiving knowledze. The chat ank ing the society for the compliment of electing him, sugested that the encouragement of a lady membership would help the cause. Their interest in flowers and shrubbery is prover. Dial. Mr. Clark said he knew of many la: very much devoted to this subject become members. Mr. Saul rem the ladies are the best customers have, and the most liberal in the. pure tiowers_ generaliy. e was instructed to Secure Ass their regular meetings. ation hall for INURY TO EYES OF SCHOOL CHILDREN AND TEACHERS.—The Board of Health met evening, and the heaith officer presented a let ter stating that two-thirds of the pupils and teachers ih the west room of the public school building at the corner of Lith and N streets are complaining of inflammation of the eyes, -#ith more or iess pain, two of the children be: ing absent on that account, He had been told by an oculist that their eyes had received very Serious if not permanent injury. In view of the importance of the subject, he recom: amends immediate remedy or the vaeation of she roo) The light and ventilation are both very defective, and he thought that the Dis- trict Commissioners should be asked to auth- orize @ sufficient expenditure to correct these evils, either by changing the direction of seats and desks or other methods. Many other of the school buildings are in a bad condition, Dut not so bad as this. Mr. Marbury said that this was a most important subject, and he moved that the letter be forwarded to the Dis- trict Commissioners at onee. Mr. Warden ex. pressed doubts as to whether the board had jurisdiction of the subject. Dr. Cox sngzested areference to the health off thorough examination. Dr. V : t there could be no question to the authority of the board overthe matter,and urged prompt action. After some further discussion Mr. Marbury moved that the sanitary committee e charge of the subject with the health offi- eer and make a thorough investigation; aad the motion was adopted. AT THE A LAVE Of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templars last night. it wasdecided to make a pilgrimage to Richmond, Va., starting on the evening of May 20th, ‘spending two days in that eity. It Was voted to attend divine service in the even- ing of Ascension day, (May 30th, ) at the ehureh ofthe Ascension, in compliance with a invi- tation from Bishop Pinckney. Officers were chosen for the ensuing year as follows: Emi- nent commander, Robert Boyd ; generalissimo, Wilnam J. Stephenson ; ea jain-general, Win. &. Moore ; senior warden, W. G. Broek ; junior warden, A. M. Tubman; treasurer, John Key- Worth: recorder, Warren H. Orcutt; warden, Wm. G. Henderson; trustee, E. F. Shafhirt: prelate, Daniel MeFarlan Wa. T. LEE, THE EX-POLICEMAN, Who was arrested yesterday by Oficer Edelin on the charge of stealing a watch from W. E. Thorne, Who lives near Chiontown, was brought up from jail to the Police Court. He pleaded not uilty. Mr. Thorne testified that he lives ia ice George's county. Lee came to his house some time azo, and when he left. the wateh and chain had also left. The theft hav. ing occurred in Maryland, the court thought this court had no jurisdiction over it, and ad- Vised that a postponement of the hearing be made until Wednesday next. Mr. Coyle said he had several cases of forgery against Lee, which he would file on that day. CASSIMERES! CaSSIMERES!—Cloths for men, boys and children, about 38 pieces, splendid assortment, prices ranging fron 37 to $1 bleached cotton, good as Fruit of the Loom, New York Mills sheeting, the widest and ve best quality made, ata special low pric white honey-comb quilts, white bridal quilts, spring dress goods, pace.—Adrt. large size pure : (beautiful wool) Carter's, 711 Market Policy PLAYERS.—The Alexandria Gazette says:—It is reported that a number of the lot tery and policy dealers who have beea driven out of Washington have aunouaced their fa- fention to open business at Jackson City, the Virginia end of the Long bridge. As the law here is very strict and as severe as in Wash- ington, these gentlemen had better make some other change of quarters. —At Queenstown y 125 head of cattle Yiere sold from $4.00 to $5.62: 600 sheep and lambs: 26 head sigeee to Baltimore, 35 suld to butehers. Old sheep, clipped, from 4 to5 Pea egmes, from 6 to 9 cents per pound: 0 ee 10 $40. Marivet 62} nd calves sold from #20 o. a ou ERRY Co; NY i about finished their boats, will nave thems Fang ning een Washingt morrow, (Easter Bante and Alexandita to- > They are quite handsome. °Y°FY half hour. National Theater.—The Hess En company closes its engagement t wih ~ Villar’s Dragoons” ar “The Chimes of Normandy.” This will be the esentation in this city of the former . Next week Fann in a variety of excellen. Monday evening with * Pique reat migue=-The programme here this | iiiumine the darkness. of the night, does ‘ning promises to be very mirthful and en- | NOt mean to accept and endorse such a mon- and the last act Davenport will ap- | Tilton imbrogiio upon t 8, commene- ie Curtis Hall, Georgetown. oa ert Monday evening a grand concert and exhibition for : at the benefit of the Mount Pleasant Sabbath | tWeen these two keepers of her sout and con- school will be given here, under the manage. ment of Mr. F.’ A. Wilson, assisted by some of n henomena will be given in full gas light. <i Monday Brening ert the Hutchinson fam- | will, at the Sixth Presbyterian church, | ¢ their last concert in this elty previous to their visit to Philadelphia. Pound Party —The ladies of the Doreas so- ciety, connected with the Benevolent society, of Georgetown, give a night at Seminary buil the aged poor. The Trial of Mechlin. Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, the trial of Joel R. Poinsett Mechlin, charged with five as- saults on his daughters, was continued in the Criminal Court (Judge Wylie) after our report closed, and Mr. Coyle continued his argument for the government, and was followed by Mr. Taggart, for the defence, up to 3 o'clock. there was another large audi- ence present. Mr. Taggart resumed his argu- ment, and concluded al o'clor course of his remarks referring in no very complimentary terms to “‘meddlesome neigh- bol on whom he charged all the trouble. Assistant District Wells r the circumstances of each ease and claimed that the government had made out a case un- der each of the informations. The court instructed th should return a verdict on each of the infor- mations, remarking that the question was as to whether the punishment was reasonable or unreasonable. . After remaining out for two hours, the jar was sent for and came i having answered the ind party Monday Georgetown, for ut 11 o'clock, i briefly went over He closed at ie jury that they in at 2.15 o’cloc aliof their names, the foreman, Mr. Daw, answered that they’ had not agreed upon a verdi ted them when they re: it up, and adjourned until Monday. The court instruc. ed 2 verdict to seal have been some queer people, of the free-love and spiritualistie persuasi 10, aS Bageott s, borne with their is heart's content, a nced that his wife would be a better wi irits, he ordered them to leay went so far as to set the traps of ¢ R. Rogers and his side partner (Mr: y), the former, according to his ear: vitalist and healer of diseases of m 1 eleetrician and somnambu- and the latter, “trance m psychometrist, trieks thay are v without such s| and body, medic: istic diagnosis,” an somnanibulist his oceurred several weeks ago, and that time he states that he in company with Di and has seen and office on I street, bet where they would sta: e has seen hi Rodgers on the street. ched them go to his and her excuse was that he was treat for a nervousness by his process of la This was by no mean gott, and he forbid her i ce with him, but has Last night abeut 10 o'clock police ‘from Baggott’s house aroused the neighborhood, and Oificer Duvall hastening to the premises found a group Of persons standing in front. He en- tered and found Dr. Lawrence and Mr: also inmates of the house, in gr nt onthe lower tloor. They ui up stairs to the scene of trouble, and in the ‘ory he found Mr. Baggott pummellin: ulgérs with a chair at the entrance ¢ combatants along eparate cells on the charge i eyeon them. cries of murder and Taking both he loeked them in se other with assault. ish the locking up proce: the kindness of bystanders se: Pap Jones, the veteran known among the typos as the good Samari tan and widows’ frien and through nt for their ¢ |, in company with Mrs. visited the station near midnight and nged for a collateral for her husband, who oken to the reporters about his diti- Rodgers, who was in a cell near by agsott’s narration, a 'Y restless, and would call out:—* } ter, let me tell you my side of this si ott appeared quite excited, and declared his intention of taking immediate steps to a separation from his wife intimacy with Rodgers. ies of the latter a gentleman volunteered to go to the lodgings of Mrs, R. partne.,and acquaint her of his si Was about midni; diagnosist arrivi chunky woman, about 40 years old, and did not waste many of her crisp words a3 she laid out the collateral—$5—for disorderly conduct and $20 for earryin; busied himself in be! charging improper Through the entrea- when this psychometric She is a hari ar pistol. Di if of his spiritual friend. '§ and all left the station with a no- in the Police Court this morninz. not there this morning, and all the were forfeited. ANOTHER FAILURE OF A PoLicy PROSECU- TION.—In the case of George Dyer and John two colored men, convicted of icy tickets, Mr. A. the Criminal Court yesterday and made a motion in arrest of jud; after argument. Judge Wy! clearly a fault stand. This . Williams ap- judgment, and, ie said it was information and could not ‘y playing was much to be i ut men must be tried le; He sustained the motion and discharge: NO EGG-ROLLING oN THE CarrTor GROUNDS. By an act of Congress approved April 29th, Is76, It is made the “duty of the Capitol police hereafter to prevent any portion of the Ca grounds and terraces from being usad as grounds or otherwise, sary to protect the public propert grass from destruetion or injur; was passed to prevent the pract Town up in previous years of children ig aster eggs on the Capitol grounds and ter- so far as may be neces- —The Baltimore Sun of to- —The Analostan Boat Club, of Wash- ington, have accepted the challenge of the Undine Rowing Club, of Baltimore, for a match race on the Patapsco river. ‘ected that the contest will come off early in une, and offers will be made to induce the Ariel and L’Hirondelle Clubs, of Baltimore. to enter into a general regatta. wul row in a paper shell built by Waters & ¥., weighing 85 pounds. The Undine Son, of Troy, The Pestilential Nature of Advanced ‘nought. Editor of Star:—In yesterday's paper, under the heading of “Sensible Tatle rou quote apbrovit gly an article from the New York Riening Post charging the whole Beecher. he sup d advanced ideas of all the parties upon the woman ques: tion. Surely our faithful EVENING Sar, given strous theory. From the beginning of recorded n Park.—If the weather is tavor- | history there was never a clearer iltustration there will § y 0 MUeLZEN ALK Fomenene, saucer, at the | Nomen than Mrs. Elizabeth R. Tilton. Yield. "etock, of thé weakening effects of the subjection of ing wholly to the authority and influence of | her divinely-appointed lord, her husband, and | her spiritual guide, her pastor, she sways be- science in the most charmingly feminine and subjective manner. Not one of the trio has the finest talent of Washington and George- | given any evidence that a woman’s soul and Sheldon’s Hall.—Mrs. Loui M. Kerns will conscience, mind and body, belong to herself, and that she is responsible for them to God alone. While all the world has been called to sitin Judgment upon the personal relations of those “high contracting parties.” (I quote a morning paper,) a gatherer of social statistics reports that within the year of those alleged sins, fowr hundred ministers of the Poebel were convicted of seducing members of their flock. Who supposes that these men held “advanced views” in regard to the elevation or emancipation of women? Their wives in Many cases trembled at the sound of taeir orthodox husbands’ footsteps. Subjection and cruelty for the wife, subjection and caresses for the mistress, but everywhere and always for the woman, subjection to an irresponsible master. Heaven speed the day of freedom, light and purity for all women? Then only ean a noble manhood be ushered in, for slavery degrades the master even more than the slave. SARAM_ ANDREWS SPENCER. BLACK SILKS, colored silks, (ail the beautiful light shades ;) pure silk and wool black an colored yrenadines; beautiful French lawns; beautifulspring dres: Epeds. (wool, not cotton,) 15; very good black silk, 7 quay (very wide) black satin 3 3s a silk, $1; and our real » Sublime quality black silk, only rter’s, 711 Market Space.—Adrt. ‘WASHINGTON FisH MARKET, April 20, 1878. Sold by R. A. Golden & Bro., Fish Agents.— 2,000 shad, from $17 to $25 per 100; 60,000 her- ring from $6 to $8 per 1,000. LITTLE NECK CLams, fresh and sweet, re- ived this morning from New York, at Lose- kam & Weaver's.—aAdrt. THE vOURTS. PoLice CourtT—Judge Snell. y, Henry R. Rodgers forfeited ec - al in CWO casées—one for di-corderly conduct, $5, and $20 for carrying a loaded pistol. Henry. Fletcher, John Ross and William Dorsey were sent down to the chain-gang as vagrants. Benjamin Warden we fined $10 for defacin: Mrs. re Burke. main- ning a nuisanee on Ohio avenne; ordered to be abated. orge Bagrott, forfeited co'- lateral. John Cady, lave ny of a pair of pan- taloons; #10 or thirty ¢ b ‘ault on Mary N u x a stone, and inilicti days i i James Collin a little girl, by ng her on the head serious wound ; $20 or thirty Nancy Gray, assault on Mary Gray Thomas J. Bicksler was dismissed from the charge of falsely obtaining a mule from Samuel Lloyd. Martin Lloyd, assault on Joseph Vessels Charles Delaco, petit lar- ceny ot seven silver half doliars from an old z | lady; restoration of the money ordered and #10 fine, or thirty days in jai THE Part ‘OSITION.—The French Cabi- net have d the arrangements for open. ing the Paris Exhibition on the Ist. of May. The demonstration will be of the’ most imposing character, includ: an extensive display of the military: In view of the decision of the German Ein: Peron to exclude from the fine art section of he Exhibition any picture reea! events of the war of 1870, the F ment has determined to exciud pictures commemorating the w Two EXEcuTIoNs YESTERDAY.—Sat burg was hanged at Fonda, for the murder of Park in November last. A lay the execution. He died ea cut down in 23 minutes. Ro! killed Major J. J. Gregg at Granite: Apri I hanged at Aiken. terda m Steen- OVER A THovsanp Faltcres A Moytu- Dun, Barlow & Co. report that for the three months ending March 1878, the number of lures in the United ates was 3.350, with liabilities estimated at $82,078,000. During the same period last y the failures numbered and the amounted to $54,538,001, CITY ITEM NERAL OPINION that Duraung’s Rheumatic Remedy is the only known medi- cine that cures rheun m permanently, VERY IMPORTANT. —Congre smen, clerg: men, lawyers, vocalists, and all thos hose occupation requires an unusual exer of the vocal organs,scil find that Dr.S. D. Hofe’s Aratian Milk Cure tor Consumption will effectually and instantaneously hoarseness and stre druggists. THE KING OF FLOOR CLoTHS.—The new and artistic designs brought out this season in the patent Linoleum floor cloth will, no doubt, ive this popular article an increased sale. It 's the only floor covering made, combining in the highest degree the qualities essential to comfort, elegance and economy. On account of inferior imitations, see that Walton’s Pat- ent Linoleum” ison the back of every yard. All carpet dealers keep it. HATS FOR THE EasTeER HOuipays. Gent’s fine Soft and Stiff Fur Hats, in medium and light colors and black, from’$1 to $3: Boys’ and Children’s Soft and Stiff Felt Hats, in all colors, 7ée., $1, $1.25 and $1.50. An immense stock of Boys’ and Children’s brown, mixed and white Straw Hats, in all the new shapes, at very, low prices, at * Lewis’ Popular One-Price Store,” 920 7h street, be- tween Iand K. 2 CAMPHOR 40 cents per pound. C. A. Pren. tiss, corner 12th and Q streets, 15,6 EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER. This is the secret of the wonderfully sweet and penotratipg Qualities of the perfumes manu- ‘actured by J. & E. Atkinson, of London, WiLzor’s Cop Liver Om, AND Lime.—The great popularity of this safe and efficacious preparation is alone attributable to its intrin- sic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Cold: Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Serof- ulous Humors, and all Consumpliye Symptoms, it has no superior, if equal. Let no one neglect the early symptoms of disease, when an agent is thus ‘at hand which will allevite all com. laints of the Chest, Lungs or Throat. Manu- actured only by A..B. Wilbor, Chemist, Bos- ton. Sold by all druggist MorHees MOTHERS, MOTHERS.—Don’t fail to pr ‘e Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup tor all diseases of teething in children. It relieves thechild from pain, cures wind colic, regu- lates the bowels, and, by giving rellef and health to the child, gives rest to the mother. Harry Trprngs ior nervous sufferers, and those who have been dosed, Gragged, and juacked. Pulvermacher’s Electric Belts effec. lly cure premature debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pul- 5 nove gthen the voice. Sold by JUDGMENT FOR THE DisTRIct.—To-day in the Cireuit Court, the case of against the Di mitted, and jud, L. G. Day of Columbia was ent entered for defendant. remembered, was clerk of the Poliee Court, and left on leave of absence but did not return, Subsequently, he entered suit for the August salary. The court held he and gave judgment: rformed no service, —__. ANOTHER MIssinc MAN.—Clinton G: a young man 23 SO) Gardner, of Fal ploye of the Baltimore and company, has been missing since last Wednes- day. On Tuesday he was paid his salary, and he was last seen in company with a stranger Wednesday morning, in an avenue restaur- ant. ‘a., and an em- mac railroad MONDAY MoRNING, 100 pieces of oods, at 25 cents. y, 100 pieces of choice foods: large from 3, #123, 50, Androscoggin L yard 734 cents. Towson’s. Will open on wide ‘bieache yermacher Galvanic Cem; » New York City. mean 618.d&kly To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to_A. Fischer's Chemical Scour- ing and Dyeing Establisnment, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of Amerivan or European invention, he is enabled to do his work in a manner not to be equalled by those not possessing these facilities. His cleansing and ome Ladies’ and Gent’s suits are, in fact, the cheapest in the city en account of his superior work. N.B.—A specialty of his con- in removing spots from costly party dress- es; 25 years’ experience. His dry cleanser re- moves grease spots effectually froin any article, and careful pressing gives them an appearance as if newly made. id Gloves cleaned; two Pair for 25 cents. BEcss 1 BRICKS! BRICKS The Attention of Architects, Builders, and others € is called to the yery superior quality of BRICKS now being manufactured’ by the 1 i hew advertisement in another column. —————<_ CHICKEN THIEVES.—At an premises of Mr. ‘Ween 4th and Sth, gro thieves who hens and a rooster. Mr. G. near by, pursued them som could not overtake them. ———____ BUILDING PERMITS Issued by Inspector En- Sth street southeast Addition and general a construct a two a ped between ick dwelling, 9th and 10th streets: CASE SETTLE! the trustees North Capitol (M. E.) ehureh, of whic! Hriry Boggs is itor, settled the judgmen: oer oy Sutton, amountin; It, coral, silver, jet, shell, rain- bow, blue an ive nnsylvania avenue, near elry store, No. Al Bury’s PipsissEwa cures gravel, ne ulceration of kidneys, &. Tue Cry PaPER~The Sunday Sun— Agr ASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COM. Ls PANY, ‘We have enlarged the size, improved the quality it idge, and reduced the price of our BRICKS: and have in- the capacity of our works to 80,009 per day. Penna. avenue; Works—at corner of ht | Osice—1505 yug | Boundary and H streets northeast. apl6-2w: QTUFFED orl MANGOES, MARTYNI PICKLED Ast INDIA GHEREILNS, 3 ous NS, WorcxsremcHEE. BEET, K. OHN BLL, xO other SAUCES. New crop SWEET OiL, W. REED'S SONS, z. Teacher of the J. Fiano. Partleaat aFattention given 10 Dogine Moderate, 1133 7th st. n.w. mar23-4w' LL LE, WHO, VALUE ee SIGHT to know Hy HEMPLEM'S, Opacey. Fenn, SveDNe D, Wes COXNEr $5 BTNt, & CLUSTERS, AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES. i GOODS. __NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. Scribner for May (Edition 75,000). Among the papers of special interest in the May SCRIBNER, the first number of a new volume, are: “MERRY Days WITH Bow AND QUIVER,” by Maurice Thompsoa. “CAMPS AND TRAMPS ABOUT KTAADN.”” “ BOHEMIAN Days.” “MopseskA,” by Celia Thaxter. “ AN IMPOSSIBLE STORY “IN ARCANA SYLVARUN “ BIRD ARCHITECTURE. “THE First BUTTERFLY.” “LITTLE ROSE AND THE HOUSE OF THE Snowy RANGE.” “THE NEW YoRK Post-OFrice,” InLvus- TRATED by Edward Eggleston. “OUR PETS AND PROTECTORS.” “CONCERNING THE USE OF FaGots at GE- es * by Bayard Taylor. AMPING OUT AT RUDDER GRANG A ROYAL MARRIAGE. “ THE SINGING TELEPHONE,” &C., &c. 0 AMERICAN SERIAL STORIES, ”’ by Edward Eggleston, and * INHERITANCE,’ by Miss Trafton, are The MAY SCRIBNER has the most brilliant coterie of artists that has ever appeared in any one number of a popular magazine. Among these are F. E. Cuurcn, 8. R. Gir- FORD, H, W. Ropsrns, L. DeForest, T. Mo- RAN, WALTER FRANCIS Brown, WI FREDERICK DIELMAN, J. ALDEN KELLY, REINHART, BOLLES, SCRELL, WOOLF, HOPKINS ANDERIOOF, The MAY ScriBNEn is a number of unusual SCRIBNER & CO., New York. ST. NICHOLAS FOR MAY, “The Boys’ and Girls’ Magazine.” . NICHOLAS for MAy is one of the delightful numbers of this charmin; zine of which CHaRLes DupLEY said: “Idonot see how it can be nade better, and if the children dow t like it, 1 think it is time to begin to change the kind of chil- dren in this country.” This number opens_wi h by M. Chureh: Lucy Larcow and CELIA THAXTEL have poems: and Ikwin RUSS! “THE STORY OF May- ing article, an count of how “Tne Pi MOVE.” Al marvelous nar- HE HAG BREAD concluded, to be followe.t next month by y seria THE STORY OF A Gi Parties may now subs of the presen t volume (Nov. regular price, $2.50 with any newsdeale! CO., New York. JouN E. KENDALL & SON, No. 619 B street n.resy (Near B. & P. Depot,) Have for sale at half cost of manutactur- ers? prices, ICE KING REFRIGERA-; TORS, suitable for Family, Hotel and Res- -LUMBER. WILLET & LIBBEY, CORNER ern STREET AND NEW YORK Ay. OUR REDUCED PRIC; FLUORING, (Clear of Knots)... VA. PINE BOARDS........00.0000 WHITE PINE CULLS, (Dressed) WASHBOARDS, (dressed and jointed, clear) 15 00 CASE BOARDS, (18 inches wide, dressed) 25 00 DRY BANGOR LATHS VERY LOW PRICE, WILLET & LIBBEY'S, M&F NO BRANCH YARD, YLAND HOTEL, LONG BRANCH OWLANR A TEES ‘This House will be opened tor the re ception of guests June 15th, under new management, with increased For further particulars BOOTHBY & MU accom ply to ULBORD. Long 8: Or, J. C. MULFORD, Willard’: ingtén. rPEUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS: TRAVELING BAGS, SATOHELS, of MY OWN and other make: r than ever, at ny FACToRY ant 425 Seventh Street, One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall, JAMES 8. TOPHAM, In variety, and at prices lowe! No. 906G street . TO ORDBR, aay or apy style desired, made to order on Bes Trunks, &c., Repaired, and Trunks covered at short notice”? 4! ap8-tr §FPEoraL WESTERN CREAMERY, FRESH NEW YORK BUTTER. GEO. M. OYSTER & CO., m23-1m Center, Northern, and Eastern markets, ‘AL DISCOVERY faded hair to its original color ‘ul pearance in three to ten days, re- NATraNS: et poereiags con’ 4 Put up in Price fe sks and D sts. n.w.: oPmor Lath wnat ek Loxpon UMBRELLAS. JUST RECKIVED, GENTLEMEN'S LONDON UMBRELLAS, The latest styles, LurerteD Dikkcr. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS, [AL THEATEB | URS! LECTURES NNERET, NATion. E Weer. | COURSE OF LECT B acres — MOUNT VERNON PLACE CHURCH, ‘Wishes to inform her customers 0 she Will clusd MISS FANNY DAVENPORT, | Cornor uth and _K streets 1p a BRANCH STORE, The most Beautiful and distinguished Ameri- | TUESDAY, Arrit 23, 5 ATBOVCLOCK PLM, 239 Pennsylcania Accnur, Arti: | BY. W. P. i. ISON, D.D. on April 24th. Those wishing to purchase th: ix eam Artiste ius Few. | Faaiiatn House ore reson tattves ETS an€ DRESSES please call, aplT-tr AUGUSTIN DAILY'S FAMOUS CO. Subdject—"a ‘Rational Sentiment, Esseritial to Tw i aa y a9 mel ARASOLS. From New York, in her brilliant creation 0° . N NEW PARASOL STER MONDAY PIQUE, , FRIDAY, ArRit 26. 1878. Ar 8 ocr oc K P.M., _ Just received direct from the manwfact ar Bast a i HION. R. W. THOMPSON, er, in fancy handles, TUESDAY, APnit 23p, 1878. Sgeretary’ of the Navy. Flatn French Horn Handles, 1564—Shak — "Russia Pearl Inlaid Handies, bento J pear 1878, ranges es Ivory Handies: English Stick Han‘ies, WEDNESDAY * Tickets, $1 for the course. Single tickets, 50 And many others, from $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, & DIVORCE. cents; at Metzeroit's music store and principal $2.25, $2.50 and up. OF LYONS. okstores, and at the door on the wight of te C. M. TOWSON & ©, L. 636 Pennsyleania Avenna. THURSDAY FRIDA athorized to announce that, unless provi- _ apli-tr South 5 SATURDAY NIGHT, Two plays dentially hindered, Secretary Thompson will de- > wis ——— LONDON ASSURANCE Awp OLIVER TWIST, | liver his Lecture Ga Russia at the time above spe- YJ | WHLILIAN has this year malea specialty cified. = a evi: S FOLLY 6 4. B, WILSON, Treasurer. READY. MADE DRESSt°s, APRIL 20TH, COLVILLE’S FOLLY Co j _s1e0-6r_ ant is maar Saeach ee nian ok is OUND PARTY. LIX coun wavy: Toure inal rT Suits in all the d) als, Ainect from The ladies of the Dorcas Society, connected | and mate BMOSRE MISE Hea RC gMesOuSh | NSS ANIE-E uscitpcoME | ca tne of 8h bay Hotel, Georgetumng ABE PORN an WOMANHOOD, | ico Wrappers: Uncergarmen av DAY at th MORDSX MAY 6ra, | HONNETS MILLINER SY F SACRED CONCE! on at the FOR THE BENEPITOF E’ Be GOOUS and FINE S*f N6TOS JETZEN PARK. at3| yp. oe Ge Fe Dice SS TRIMMING Seinen a or wre fer brass , formembers | WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY, Xenia, Ohio. all at very attractiv ps apis Tickets, 25 cents: reserved seats, 50 cents. For § : —— | Sale at Ballautyne’s, 430Seventh street. apd HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY will 7 Cite Trevise, their last concert in this city, previous to their . Dp = = G RAND OPENING it to Philadelphia. at_th gS. . x Sixti PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BALLS, PARTIE a &e or on 6th, near C southwest. on MONDAY EVE! commeucing at 8 o’cleck. Tickets, 25 cents, aplo-2- ASHINGION SCHUETZEN PARK. ‘fhe Restaurant at this well Keown resort still dispen: HE SEVENTH ANSUAL BALL @, April 22, OF THE WEST END HIBERNIAN TY iven at Odd MONDAY Tickets. FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, all the delicaciesof theseason. Par- Hagertl will preside ni On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 1th and ore: efreskines hecks 12th, . $1ill Glepenses all the delieaciesof ‘at ihe | O¥er, the refrestment room. No return i. Hes ordering InLers or suppers served Ne | will be given at the door. i: To which the Ladies of Washington and vicinity apl)-1m E. LE MOUR, are respectfully invited, 4 GRAND CONCERT AND EXUIBI- £ TION, Under the direction of TLEMEN’S GOOD: ws. Mt. 3. HUNT, IK : SPW tr Ne. 621 and 623 D Street N.W. Ve. RUPPE! Mn. F. A. WILSON, MEESS HEATH, Cc iar on Street X. Ww. Assisted by some of the finest Tatent of Washing- OVERCUATINGS AND BUITINGS, - 7 rect N. W. ton aud Georgetown, — , At CURTIS’ HALL, Georgetown, wiitenike He Jrand opening of a magnificent display of MONDAY, April . XG DE CHILDRE LK and MERINO CLOAKS For the benefit of Mt. 2} SAKES & CO.', LACE CAPs aud BONNETS ariety Styles, ‘ Tickets, 35 cepts; Children, 20 cents, apl = zee: mds ain. Bt! Hy SunEEse GIRLS “and aplé-tr signs and best mate . (COMING BY MANY SPECIAL TRAINS GENTLEMEN'S CAMPBELLS Just received, fresh < spring wear, Sctt and S ry Y MA PrRIALS Asse eI or bows an nite tt = - “ad GREAT NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA | Gentiemens SILK CUNKELT AS wete STL HATTER, a Be ext cor, 1h st. TOCLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, LADIES SUN UMBRELLAS . = — i . ce NES FINE B for Spring wear of an: ilk, Regina, Alpaca, and Gingham, ake { oat very re pn 4 ' Will Exhibit on the Lot corner of 9th and 8 sts., UMBREL JAS. HW. VENMILYA, LLAS,_ 610 Sh street. Tw ies, from $3.50 up. - bacent Ot@ea, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and | Guaraco froin $2.80 up. Ladies Roots and Shoes pues, atent OMe Singham from 60 cents up. notices, mar30. SATURDAY, April 24, 25, 26 and 27. Soft and Stitt ae MES: S224 Repeenr, . ee 3 ai 6M STREET, In Every Particular the of the latest st3les and a: she lowest market prices, Orpostte PATENT OFFICE 1419 Pennsoteunhs tecine, Has just opened a large and select assortment of BIG SHOW OF THE PERIOD. ape-tr Avore Wilants How | INFANTS: AND CHILDREN’S LACE CAL'S “rMIE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT.” OMe duaens 2 A MULTITUDE OF PERFORMERS. OPEN FRONT, LUNG AND SHORT DRESSes, Anda is elegantly made of first-class material. with Linen And all Kinds of Sleeve Bands and Linen lining to the Bosom: un- CHILDREN’S FURN . MYRIAD MARVELS, finished only 90 cts.; finished $1. LDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS, ‘The Hannis Shirt,** open back, isof the best N le Thread GLOY Under material, aud also bas Linen lining and. Linen > Black Silke HOLL MANY MAMMOTH CANOPIES. M 1 . LACE GOODS is; is only 80 cle, unfinished, aud 9 cts. fiu- | KRIES. SILK and WokSTey Pain in ished. the newest si3 1 LACE C ‘The cheapest Shirt in all the world is our Wam- | madeto ong. CHILDREN'S ee Lookout For The Special eutta O, ready to put on at $1.10. = 0 ‘or The Special . Our * of the Loom’? Shirt has been a fa- RS. J.P. ME! cerite for a long time at GO cts, unfinished, and 75 M : aanname PALACE ADVERTISING CaR, The Wamsutta O, XX Shirt is 7 cts, unfinished, i STREET NORTH WEST, ar DO ct finished, WILL HAVE HER : With an advance brigade of Thirty Ayents, Bill nest 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for $1. GRAND OPENING Posters, and Programners, The #9 Sold at our Branch, 1002 F street nav. or ©. mar27-tr GEO. MEGINNISS FRENCH PATTERN ®ONNETS EORGE F. SCHAFER, ENGLISH ROUND HATs, G ON Museum and Menagerie in the World, and more MERCHANT TAILOR, THURSDAY snd FRIDAY, 281 than double the size of any travelling by wheels, Offers for sale the balance of his stock at and below ‘0 Which she cordially invites cost to ciose bust: Se THE LARGEST RAILROAD CIRCL and 29th inst., 18 of Washi- ington and vicinity, T PATT. 53 Great Golden Dens, ed. 1111 Pennsylvania ace. n w. red by 4 Bi : rom. 2. cilers abd Stationers, 1142 7th street n.w. School 5 | B 1 ‘Well-fitlea with DUCED PRICES. | and Blank Books speciaitie: se ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform his | Ser . patrons anc the public generally that in con- }OOTS AN S S EVERY RARE WILD ANIMAL eurone ang the Jatic generally Chat ta cone — BOOTS AND SHOES, facilities, he 1s now able” to make up j UCTION HOUSE. > ‘Hnown to Natural uistory, CLOTHES and furnish GOODS in his line trom 3 Be ten to fifteen per cent. jess than former rates, Te- | Spectf | requestiug continued favors, 1E RED FLAG, = Ronina : P. J. HEIBERGER, aor. THE EQUESTRIAN DEPARTMENT, CITIZEN AND MILITARY TAILOR, 491 Pennsyleania Avene, 325-tr 535 15th street vreoran Building, BLTWEEN 43% AND 6rir Simeets. A Crowning Triumph in Exhibitions under Canvas, re ers = = ‘The STOCK . oo PRItp . TaN eS of the above house is uow SIX GREAT SHOWS HOU SEF RNISHINGS. complete tor the Conselidated into one ([S= ENTIRE STOCK SPRING AND SUMMER SEABOD OF FURNITUKE OUR PRICES TO LEAD THIS SIDE OF Bus. VAST AMUSEMENT ORGANIZATION, or. TON, SPECIAL NOTICE The Best Lady Riders, HARMON, BOSWELL & . nts? Low Quarter Shoes, $1, $1 = The Best Bareback Riders, 313 Biohth street n. w., - $2.60, $8, "and $4. Buckie. Tesand And the Best Somersault Riders in existenc. | 1. gesca tocash avery Qigirs Men's Galters tromSt, $2 $1 25, 91.50, The Most Skilled and Daring Gymnasts, vax . " 500 pairs Me's Working Shoes, 75 cents. ‘The Moet Aon plishet ASrORAta; AT THE VERY LOWEST FIGURES. Hanes Ncb"s tanto SN, te And the Most Intrepid Horsemen in the World. Stock must be sold to close business, Seam. $1, $1.60. $3. Bp to's. "iadien @oxede ‘all early and secure apG-lm | pit tapes $2. 3: PICTURESQUE EQUESTRIAN MANOEU- NEW YORE WINDOW SHADE HOUSE. Fine Le VREs, BEST GOODS—LOW PRICES. $1 25, $1.50, the same pric 618 NINTH STREET, A large let ¢ ies’ Slippers, 35°. per pal ars-ly Opposite Patent Ottice, Persons p ASIDE Koos to the amo By a Selected Corps of Artists. __L rs | Wi! receive a bottle of French Dressiug charge, > . GREAT TROUPE OF ERIAL LEAPERS. GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED, = = plas, determined to do a RUSHING BUSINESS prefering to turn Goods into Mone: 1 QO°B MOTTO, EXCELSION! see thent lay idie on our shelves. <> "SHer than A Museum of Animate and Jnanimate Wonders, DYEING, OLE. 5 SAL NESDAY . EIN! EANSING, SS ————— Deep-Sea Amphibia: 5,000 Living DYEING, CLEANSING, Dow WirH HIGH PRICES: Wild Animals; Curiosittes, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS, Relent — Birds, Reptiles anjt W. H. WHEATLEY, ‘gains. Bargains, Saurians, @ JEFFERSON STREET, Georgetown, D. C., sata suet receiveda lange lox« Mechanical Automata, and a Fountain of zal and never excel!=d ‘before =r since, to which the peo- | Fescis dito Sell at prices ig ol an ook at the fpliowing reduct! Water Propelled by Sicam. Bintes snd Territerien ete coamas Of others of the | 100k at Slippers, former prise ag-Commodious Opera Chairs, comfortably Send us your orders. novs-tr ‘ poling at 15 seating everybody. =" SHESOHL ota a son Shoes, former price 65: >ERSON AL Buttoned Shoes, former price 90c., now GRAND HOLIDAY PARADE = = : GOODRICH, Attorney-at-Law, 124 Dear- Each Morning on the Public Streets. A, Soonnic! ‘Chicago, til, Correspondence Suttoned ner pr — “oufldential. Advice tree. "Thirtess wears" exper DOW selling at woe Tees former price $1.85, MATINEE Exnipitioys, rience, __ apl5 10:, Kat Children's Slippers, former price 75c., now selling 5 i , lors ‘ADAM DUPREE, Indian Do 4 For- Commecicing 8 o'clock, dsors opening at 1, Mi etter Eadie Doctreee and For 4a Brttoned, former price $3, now sell- EVENING EXHIBITIONS, Gloset she will tell you how to get rid of it, Resi- funnd Galore, Sermer wise a. Commencing at § o'clock, doors opening at 7. jeonce, 219 X st... near Sdn.w. La fl $1.05, 07 ee STROLOGY. 5 batsting Gaiters, former price $1.25, now ¥B-Admission—For adults, fifty cents; for chil- MADAME ROSS. Gents" Congress’ Gaiters, £ , dren under 9 years, twenty-five cents, ap1320 This celebrated Lady Astrologist aud Healing | selling at $1 250. eT (Ohm? price $1.75, now Medium can be consulted at No. 201 D st., corner | Gents’ Low-quarter Shoes from $1 ap. UNDAY EVENING, of 20 nw. She has no superior in delineating the | Men's Working Shoes, foriner price $1.25, now AT 7:30 O'CLOCK, IN Past, Present and Future. In love or business her selling at $1. SHELDO¥’S HALL, 1004 °F street n.W., advice 1s invaluable, describing your friends, point- iso, adarge assortinent of fine Roots, Shoes and . LOU M KERNS ing out your enemies, and informing you of the i We Will sell at equally low prices, Pill give the Barton Teor and other Spiritual | suFe way'to success in‘ undertakings. | Gousulta- ive ns a call before purchasing elsewhere, Phenomena in fuil gastight. tion strictly confidential, Ladies, $1; gentlemen, uber the name and number, Admission 25 Cents. Conjurers cannot imitate | $1.50. _novat-Ly Format eASBURGER. these Phenomena, apd-15U* ADAME COSTELLO, Diselpicof MileLenor- | azar No. 906 That tn eae ey TER COMIQUE, — 17th im America, equ b8 consulted at her house No, SOE ‘ ise = rps: street, can bé consulted at her house, No. 2 BRLOW PENNSYLVANIA AV! Dst. nw y sirect care pase ire S00 Mi i GPEcIAL BARGAINS: bans Costello wi we for the Paris Ex, a OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. ist. posigeptaaiy — Performance Every Night. WE AREGOTA AG 350,000 WORTH OF ‘Matinee for Ladies and Children ¥ WED- S IN. ” NESDAY and SATURDAY APTERNOON. PROFESSIONAL. NEW GAITERS AND TIES n Ex N. DUTTON, " First-class In Every Respect. nc 18 Architect and Engineer. AT L. HEILBUEN's, Yartety, Drama, Burlesque and Qomedy.jan30-1y | Rooms 18 and 19, Safe D epontt Co.'s Building, u.0, No, 402 SEVENTH STREET N.W., « ON EXHIBITION ENRY J. ENNIB, 711 G street, te Pat Sign of “That Old Woman 7? bf 626} AND SALE { 626 Heir Onice “Bicctrician snd eder Blake he <n Est. i 8, St. | perimental work a specialty, Expert in Eovent — ‘ AET Sas EY | Cents Hant-coerel, ters, 7 PETE AN COE Orne roe RT. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Hand-cewed Tice, $2007" © Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &c. ‘Removed to southeast corner 7th and The Vid Men's Comore, very b Also, stock of Paper Hangings, ‘Window streets northwest. Teeth inserted $' That $2 Gent's Gaiter, Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas- | per set. my33-1y | Gent's Office and Work Bicgs, Nall, £c., iu the District, Men’s Lasting and B, HBANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, ion Cone and Buckskin TERMS Ladies’ gress and Lace Please remember Name and Number, sy1-ty | 42,32 10th» Chronic ana Acute D one | Bide: ee 3 in; | Seamless Button. very suitation free, Office hou: toll a. m, and 3to SPRING IS HERE.— Now ts the Time re-8 . Our $2.50 FRENCH [io Sell,easice's Gente y on Pm JeL5-1y* cl ‘B.caste ‘Buskins and Sit rearing A! Boots, 81 . at ex- BR. J, B. GIB! Misses’ Fine Kid Shoes, wi traorl eae prices at “SUSTH'S O11 | LD) DENTIST, CaaS | Misses’ and oye" schoo! Biand,"* No. 619 D strostn-w. Ail notes by mail | "REMOVED TO a01eoa STREET, Kid Button Heeied, for chi will'be promptly attended to. or marl-ly Over Thompson’s Drug Store. ebaren’s SS ie all Leather, 250, i. DUKE, Dentist, 493 7th street, southwest, gece eae XTBA PANTS, sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth filled, $1: Extract) = Beer MARES OF E FOR CHILDREN, ing without Teeth tied, #1; Ketract- Gees GENT’S, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S . oct28-1y SHOR FOR BOYS, ‘& 00. al-3m FOR YOUTHS, Gorgias Manetacts erp and Ta Setcers into which wa GHERBMRED YEAST) WV 48 INGTON HOME REMEDY. 4 Boys’ DEPARTMENTS, ea ‘used {— ot the aa a DR. LEWIs’ 3 PLASTER, ‘SUCCESS iat ‘establishes: ur Yeast is war- apls-tr A. BAKS & GO. Fanted free from chemicals, and is produced by fet~ ment selected iD. highest pre- miums awarded in and Europe, whenever nf GENCY FOR : Sro equal La weioucs of taeaey nom beast that they are equal in science of bread-making to Europeats “OLD NOETH STATE” SMOKING TOBACCO. | !f QUT Yeast is properly used. ly Hone genuine’ without our Trade- am prepared to sel to the Tradeand general mark, or our firm*name on the wramper, All named TOBACCO, and pronounce are api-tr the abc TOBACCO, and prvi SSpersexe imitations. eater Bota made of the purest toveceo, tt ited on Sey Pager aed ean 6 ta tongue. a 41 much ‘desired by smokers. ‘ is at the om alee baveon and offer for Wholsesale an‘ By ‘of IN or ‘the above number, BORG NER CCO acts csi Sad | ondes promptly aieasee es aris ’ BEST HAIR WOi AN PERFUME - TESTER mia. | Met ee Sy ane, EAP aprle-lp HHP POW AYO,» uvardig sirect, | Pateay Orae-