Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1878, Page 4

. ERPS RRA RS A SIS SE aT SR RI RE a POS IO BEL EM SIE SOE OC IE ~ vo - \@ | if THE EVENING STAR. rue mecionelsecoeettens | |]) tue Fumie Semeets se me cleece: GEORGETOWN. AMUSEMENTS. | EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS | DRY_GOODS SECOND TRIAL OF “MAJOR CURTIS.” BLY AS EARLY AS MAY 1ST. ————— - -——- = zaD's. 4 Y y. i ii y a ot Ce is t TEMPERANCE MEETING.—The weekly tem- be ‘WENTY-SECOND GRAND RE- T BRODE: raipay sree ae sre. | remy 2 coil Soa soe | ebaacannbeen aren ted | eae Se ee eee | Naa, |, | Te AT PSEA anand saa. Weather Indic E. H. Curtis, alias Richardson, alias Hough- | the accountsof current and necessary expen Berry, president, 18 the eae oe Tneeting | Theleading Comeay Actress of the American Stage, | GEO. JUENEMANN’S 20-Bone, Hip: Gore Corset, in box ‘eit ‘eather Indications To-day. ton, charged with having, on the 4th of March, | tures of the District, to ascertain the exact | was opened With prayer by heey. Ine, Musca “And Augustin Daly's PLEASURE GARDEN, — peempgntGlore-tuting Dorsets. | Orricz OF CHIEF S16NAr. O: 1877, committed a rape on the person of Miss | condition of finances before deciding what | of the M. P. Church, addresses were made by | FIFTH AVENUE THEATER COMPANY. . Beautiful Black A’paca, 25c. yard. Washington, Apri. is ¢ Ella Tydings, an orphan girl of Baltimore, in | accion they will take in retation to closing the | Messrs, Eggleston, W-il-Champion, De Atay = For Tennesse : the Ohio valley and lower | Foon! at the National Hotel in_ this eit la egior » middle state: ‘ew EI continued after our report closed— SC. Jang, Shares ee mildiile, states and. New Kae: | Coo und Corkiill fer Gelonces DUTIEE Aiton, | tp clone ENGEL ReCeRIpLOFLiy oa tae tot | oe noe FORCOL Os SCANDAL. A fin . OF Y. May Ist. 1878, Lovely Pacific Cretonnes, 12\yc. esscs. , looks as if they will come to the conclusion | Hopkins and Mr. Hopkins were present and | 1 B&¥ Prince of Wales’ version of the to which I invite my customers and friends, All-wool Debege. 25c. per yard and up, a y. ” - t, and dedication of my new and costly Pavilion, Standard Prints, fast colors. Se. Was public scliools. From present indiva'ions it | ray, Dr. Kendricks and Thomas Miller. Miss | -phemee Briesent Woree tes ee een On WEDNESD, A f ree Lunch Will be served on the oc- Dress Fabrics, 10c per yard and ap. land. southerly winds, fallir er. part- of May, and ‘without. the ten da BUILDING Assoctation.—At the 1th regu. | MISS DAVENPORT as LADY TEAZLE. | casion, meals EO. JUENEMANN t van How. aon. be. par yard eeroton by rising | __On the cone usion of the. crossexamination notice promised the committee of the school | lar monthly meeting of tine toe, Building PIQUE MATINEE SATURDAY. } Corner 4th and EB ee nenpegn aa n portion sing i arion S. board some weeks since; asthat time hasbeen | Association, held iast night, at Goddard’s | # Good home play. appealing to the sensibilities and —_Qoncert and Dancing wit enna C)ark’s best 200-yard Spool Cotton. ast wine he ladies’ room at the | encroached upon dy the unexpected delay of | Hall, $4,796 ‘was sold, being 27 shares, at an | dgment of every fireside; fail ot human interest, | QUvCyrt and. engaged. ‘ants Elegant 3-button Kid R = 6th street depot in ch, 1877: could not reg- action by Congress.” The accounts of the dif- | average of 129.62 per share. SATURDAY—LONDON ASSURANCE, - —————— ________~— wt LOCAL NEWS. onize the prisoner. but knew Miss Tydings, ferent funds, and estimates of the probablere- | | GRAIN TRA Arrived — Boat Hattie & | and Charles Dickens oink Brory of \HE STEAMER MARY WASH Goods ‘at correspond 2 . whowcame there in, March, is7,and seemed ceipts of revenues, and probable amounts ne- | Bessie, with, 4.30 bushels: wheat, to Hartley & oe fainged and overkauieds ane can Ne SSN | MSS! gt OE much distressed: when the man went out Miss | cessary to carry on the govern: ro.; boat Ella Brookes, with 3,70) bushels nday—COLVILLE'S FOLL » NY. chart Oo ursions by apply-' —_— + Amusements, &c., To-nigh Tydings went inio the private room, and was | the present time and the first of the next fis: | do. Sd Me Waters. “By rait—s0 | MOSS RRE Re dopa ANY: shattered for Exeurstonis by apply art LACK SILKS Na eter —" Schoo! for Seandal.” very sick: witness, at the suggestion of a lady, | cal year. are pend, carctully Lecce ed ead Rust x at to H. M. Talbott: | BARES IN RHE ODS. 125 St P, H. TROTH. B * . : migue—Pink Dominoes” an her salt and water, and after vomiting | will probably take all day and a portion of | to- ERCHANTS ee Oring _ pict * aee ope | - - i : —— we Con “ ST Ee atied bette: Mer ara eed eae | morrow ‘velore the ‘Commissioners will be, ) “Change to-day: 734 bushieles wheat 3.900 | BABES IN THE WOODS. — ap26 ONS S00 FOR A CHARTER — We wittto-iay offer an entirely new ite of Fittard Halt.— concert for fit | looked as if she had been weeping; when the | ready to decide. | sold at $1.34% per’ bushel: 3% sold at $138's | Sa~ — —— = J 1OCKADE C ne a LACK SILKS The Lee Monument Asvoclation, (ue Penest | Tan came back he asked wneve the litiie girl | The Commissioners are very anxious to keep | 204,84 812476 per, bushel per bushel. eee TALNMENT | chartered for Rxcurstons during (9 for: waenaace artes ia eh Sitting tine 2 School Budding.—Entertainment | Was, aud she told dim; they came there be. | the schools runuing the full term, and will not | Frsit MARKET.—25,000 herring sold at. % Jefferson Literary ani Debating Society + YUP RAD. ADAMS, Sec'y, 812F st. price’ " “es erson Literary and Debating Si tween 12. and 10’clock, and it was the half- | issue the order to close until convinced of | per 1,000; 1,100 taylers sold at $1.25 per 100; 175) At bf ted School Beating. corner 6th st, and WM. McPYNCHEON, Pres. | 00d Gros Grats eon ts ia Sane 20 Past ] o'clock train that they took to go away; | their inability to meet the costs. Superinten- | shad’sold at #20 per 100. Virginia avenue southwest, W. H. WHITE. Treaster. 4 - the man with Miss Tydings looked very much | dent Wilson and trustees Lloyd and Smith, Lapirs’ Fair to-night at St. John’s Chureh. FRIDAY EVENING, April 26, 1878, = P. 8.—First Grand Sunday Excursion. May 53 Mh and S street: like the prisoner. | were at the Columbia buildings to-day, to dis- | See ad. at 7:30 o'clock, Admission 25 cents, ap25-2t | p.m.: returning at 8 p.m. Music and Refresh- Hawline ME Edwnrd Lewis, a waiter at the National | cuss the action of Congress yesterday, and the | Mn. Isaac R. Mavs has received the ap- =n =a ~ | hients, . apa5-1m Sable Choristers hotel, testified that he carried the breakfast to | prospects for Keeping the schools open, but | pointment of superintendent of the division | GP RANP,CONCERT. Benefit of the LEE | T= OF THESE, Pn ae the Tom: at that time Miss Tydings was sit- | the Commissioners coutd give themno delinite | On the canal, extending from the Seve Locks | Hoi AIOE EyE SS eA e ios, Malta’ S| URST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON & perGne Cachemire De Suli. $1.60, fair. ting at the window, with her hand and hand- | answer. a 7 to the Mouth of Monocac: co’ clock. | _The steamer JOHN W. THOMP- SILKS at Se, a yard, the usual price of these Ona Fellows: Hiv'l-—Fourth annual levee of | Kerehief to her face, and seemed to be weep. | _ They areal of the opinion that there is very ee | SON will give’ au excursion trom SaSMaay | SILKS at foes Reems TAG ae © rie nal levee of | ing. little hope, and think if an order to close is = =a tanz, Washington to Leonardtown _on' CONNOLLY'S, the Uniformed Battalion, I. 0. 0. F. Sirs. Miller testificd to. the conversations | necessary that it should be eiveiat once, eu CITY ITEMS. MONDAY” the 290:h instant, “The connected with Miss Condensed Local connected y From J.C. Parker we have the New York | ome, and those transp1 lla’s departure from | not jeopardise the funds for the next fiseal eonandtown | apQ0-tr GOS Ninth street, opp. Patent OMice, ‘ing on her return. year by a deficiency which might be incurred H. D. Cooke, JR., an enter- Amateur Dramatic Associati will tainment aud supper iu the Te n Hal Nazareth, Gounod Co., Bankers, agents for y 26 venin; * 2 Tit elie Nod yer) 2 Se pauker (we have Deputy Folice Marshal Frey, of Balthnore, | im running the schools any longer at the | the Cheque Bank of London, limited. Parties | 2 4afidigh Bele, Piano, Violin aid Celio, Bosc: That place,” Be CeueAt of St, Aloysius Church, of | V7 ILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING “Phe concert forthe bencht of the Lee Monn. | testitied that he first saw Ray in December, | present time. nau visiting Europe will do well to carry their | prano solo, Clovelly, Gabriel: 4, Duet, Serenata, | “A string band will accompany the excursion. ae cous (on tonight at Willard fla | 18%, at the parish prison, New Orleans: he had | At2:30 o'clock Mr. Auditor Vinson thought, | funds in these-cheelks, : ossini: 5. Soprano Solo, Angel's Serenade, Braga; | _Twkets for the round trip, 50 cents: meals, 50 100 PIECES OF CHOICE STYLES OF ment Apocmiion io ment 36 Wilsrd § conversations with him on returning to this | from the looks of the books, that the prospects —— 6. Quiniel, Fra Diavolo. Auber, ce will be of the highest order of musical talent, city: he said it was a mistake, he was not the | fora continuance were very cloudy, and that | Ir you 1NTEND going to the theater this eve- | “"Teket: $1, at Ellis’; Meceerotts, and at thedoor, | “DMekets can be procured at Ellis and Metzerotts’ spd . re and the programme. it will be seen, isof the | man’ that did the deed, and had not been in | the sehovis will have to elo: ning, and are fearful that, No extra charge for réserved seats, ap25-2t "| music stores. St. Mare hotel, N, H. Shea's ero ABW SPRING DRESS G0ODB, MShee amps will be luhied tombene at 7-10 | Baltimore since ‘the yéar Is63, and then onl —eErr take one dose of Lovitt GapEEE CE “ | Gory store, and on beard the boa anaes p.m. and extinguished at iam. 1) | passed through in ue cars, With his test District Government Affairs. to prevent. Only 50-cent Cc EL! Atth Dente Hen rd: ko and os NG ea nn. wast mony the government rested. The Collector of Taxes has been directed to on SOTERA ' . } 7 Ss Gg 3 Sonne te (he iver meee vane Woe THIRD Day. refimd certain assessed | (DAILY fetivals of Soft-shell Gis Hard | GREAT NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA GENTLEMEN'S GOOD: iasctinak sew pubsens beau Wednesday. It was reported to be that of The court room was again filled tod against and recently paid by } y holders | g9]'R > ° in Boh ~ eetings. Bey man who was knoe ata few minutes past 10 the prisoner on Stoddard street, Georgetown, for a wal €d frow a vessel, nea ed, over boa and took a seat with bis counsel. main laid through that street to” supply resi. Moxley New Law, 621 B st. new. N. Witte & Co. GPRING AND SUMMER and drown ———_ fe eine Caxrnon 40 cents per pound. C. A. Pren. | HOOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE, The interesting anviversary exercises of the a yyce, clerk at the National hotel, | dents at a remote point in Washington. tiss, Druggist, corner 12th and Q streets. 23, My stock . National Deaf Munie College, ab was examined’ as a witness for the defence js LiGH ——— DAY a NeT now ccinpies Black Silks, Fer the atte eee. n, | and explained to the jury the location of the | | Chief Engineer Hoxie hagordered lamp posts || MEDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE, Not THIS DAY end DURING THIS WEEK, a Cassimeres for buys, 23, next Wednesday, May Ist at 3pm "| rooms said to have been ocenpled by the par. | to be erected as follows: Two at corner of th | so, however, Glenn's Sulphur Soup, a cheap All the Novelties on sale as fast as Introduced, P aid Swiss Organdies, 125. . The Adams Express Company. has redaced aud deseribe foe ane ovo fhe and S str ets sony ast two_on pork € Eee and efficient sue itute, wiley answers the On the Corner of Ninth and 8 Streets. Sole Agent for Dunlap & Co., New York HATS, | Litien Suitings, large stock, with Lace to match, sation O: ers in this ¢ “On » three or four rooms from fth street, ané racavenue, between sth and 7th streets south- | same purpose as far as local ¢ es of the ‘8° slidren rs. " Be st > . dns sation of drivers in this eity, from He mare frequently vcenpied than others, | east: two on Connectient avenue, between b | Skin, theumatism and gout are Oty éuous Boys? and Children’s HATS in great variety. | TOWEON'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE, ugh, who was badly injured | And the books show that on the night in ques: | and If streets northwest ; one on corner of 12th | "yids Instantaneous, Hair Due prodices 2 CANES And UMBRELLAS, j 36 Pe ‘i 1a Here ais seul tee ured | tonal the rooms ii the. vieinity were let, | and £ streets southeners tore oe eee street, | natural effects and is sate. p oaEee | shee en Oe as picce of timber while at work U_ | There were bolts on both sides of the between 9th and 1th streets northwest. a / ld CHAS, RUOFF, ; weer South side, near Teh st. Pier Nipsic, at the navy yard. § nie: loors now. A watchman is . BUILDING PERMITS, A DISEASED IMAGINATION is the usual con MENAGERIE, Successor to Willett & Raot, 1 Heie. aid ante 3 ing any there and patrols the house. Witnes: issued by Inspector Entwisie: E. H. Ceump- | comitant of atorpid stomach. There is no ap24ct 905 Penn, ave. | BY easier. " i Tenney went to the roots nd made an ex- | ston cee ps No. SIS 8th stree - con Maint id pie hun rane) aD ct which Ard AQUARIUM, —— ra “There was a meeting held periment rd_ easily an ordinary tone » Charles R. Fields, re! the dyspeptic does not at different times sup. . Alpacas. ee nere PaaS mech ine eld ene of vo im Within the room. | + (i ride street, se tha E vout to Naver The SHIBITIONS—Doors open at 1; | CAMELS HAIR of new a Ps ing DK. CON NOT AN EXPERT, | 3 ddara, repa smind 0} A ae 7 $eRODATING . . i ington ci eh mt Chose whoa te Dr. C.C. Cox, for the defence, testific | ing, Green, ties to him, is to mmmenc has OVERCUATINGS AND BUITINGS, mas ot he had examined the stump of defendant's | Wim. C. Morrison, construct a four s digestive organs, NING FXHIBITIONS—Doors open at 7 (G vinet make rm, amputated above the wrist, ing about | dwelling, 1th street. near P and the most potent preparation for this pur performances at 8p. m. TAILORING DEPARTMENT, yaehe art two-thirds of the forearm, here is tess mus. | #1040, PA. Selihansen, com pose is Zostetter’s Stomach Bitters. FON Matias tb ‘Gia i gpa dy cle in the arm, and itix weaker than the other ith shop in alley betwe ——— IsstON—Aduits, 50 cents: Children wuder s . oa oY _ - He heard the testimony of the as to de. and 7th stitets northwest: $175, toners ae Pane aetkg Bone fail a tas 4 A. SAKS & €O."S, mat received 2 Price: her hands under the s a brick dwelling No. re 8. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for | 7 NOE: — # oe ist eenenntes Nght shades. ten Market. Retail Prices: holdi ry hands under the stump of S00, ick dwelling No. 1 All'diseases of tecthing in chine Cap or GRAND CONCERT apis. 1 Pennsylvania avenu haces, h defence Ked if he thought it possible : ’ ih, fue qual- ELIEF OF THE SICK poor. the child from pain, cures wind colic, rezu- BY THE ‘DUSTRIAL HOME SABLE CHOR- | ; ; Te OM Enaiiecne naGe ° (Bia Cashmere te i for the defendant to have com * e Ou! ants of Uh ‘ai preeinets, | lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and ISTERS, nN MEN'S HATS. miy 5Oe. Abo: pieces ot Dried Be ree dant to have committed the out. | ordered to Teport at Police healumartess | health to the ebild. gives rest to the motlier, AT HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, G ae asst mek and Boy's? we - au, Lamb 1s ‘The government objected, on the ground ; this morning, where Major Curtis, secretary to Comer of oni nd P streets northwest, ENIN RELIABLE HELP for weak Chronic, painful, eases cured without medicine. Pu tthe witn and the obj swas noi per tion was sustained. He was asked if he rvous suf- FRIDS ting dis- ermach- HA’ ~ Ladies au Goods (w as to rapes, | the board, gave them steh instructions in re- ation to the. distribution of the pac aS rive the opinion | had been dete hot ¢ dulored Gre ib Hams, (s Asis, Wl] Gentlemen’s SILK b nined upon by the Police Com zor ue edici change: Howard's drag and Is ; 7 ST. “Matrer, “1 very yauees | of the medical profession on the matter, but | Mission lastnight in private session. He oo Eee Oe Bis ae ae Hderatum. | Yul Reinlien, druggist, cor. 9th and P apla-tr 1237 Peni xt cor, 13:b st. “yard wide, amas 1 | he was not allowed to ewer. | the Heutentacte nest Commissioners desired | ieuiars, amaiied free, Address Puivorinicker | <coucer te commence aS orelock, LADIES sun nave p m.G. Hofman testified that he was em ie lieutenants to satisfy themselves that the | Hewa ; ae ne ROR eh ASHINGION SCHUETZE ~ | aa Ht Of wid ployed in finishing up the rooms in the Na- | applicants are legitimate and worthy. objects | G4!Vanie Co., New York ¢ 625,a8k1y The Oo a ee 4 rant at this well kuown resort | ~ Silk, Regina tional up to March, 1876, and recollected that | of char weording to the intent of the law, i and Gingham, market price, near 9th Street. By promptly adopt D DEA nts are to counter- | Jatest improvement Lae F the physicia : Eine Fried Silk, Paragon Fraies, from $3.50 up. | — e | Ty = = paco from $2 up. -, " Fs whether of Amerivan or | ([}ALLMADGE HALL. Gingham from 50 cents CBFAP CARPETS AND DRY Goo he is enabled to do his | DAY EVENIN gins said that he could not now remember that hy be ineluded. The lieufen sizn all ovders giyen bi per doz Veorra y. i 7 Fo _wiat still dispenses all the delicaciesof theseason. Par- ‘At th “py fi ry . E ND NTL —" is) - le © find th he put bolts on the doors of the communicat- | Delove they send, a'physician to them. The | calattenten Mek. Geter LN Mish to | ties ordering dinuers: OF suppers serteal at! fhe = wreriss ge largest assortment of Dry Gods ing rooms. especially of those on the Avenue | sick pooris the only class of beneficia ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 6G street f notice, LE MoU: 7 ,UMBRELLAS. aplé-tr Wes cree front of the third floor. On eross-examination | reached by this charity. None othe 7 iS na a im E. LE MOUR, Supt, = | put the bolts on any particular door. aS Upon, European inventio Re-direet. Witness made the grovers tor food, and at tle end of each ring i a Tl », April 30. 1878. LIT- | gort and stit jd bp ees peck: do., do. Attorney read | month the accounts’ of the: grocers are tr be | Nor haaa manner not to be | Bh SD iTS GOOD endo A, ELT HATS Buntings a et eee isi ore it. in which he says he put the bolt | submitted to the lieutenants tor_verifi nd dyeing Ladies’ and Gent's suits ate, in | years of age: Adumission 90 cents: Chitiien. a5 | of He latest styles aud at the lowest market prices, | Bick Aljmcass 1p Pak on the door in question, and witness said he | The lieutenants are also required to. k aci, the cheapest in the city on account of his | Cents. "A few secured cents 26 conteenten Dues 1419 Pens ene KER, Biack ¢ Ps, grand ber peck Lintended to say that he put bolts on the | record of the beneliciaries and their resid upérior Work, N. B.-A specialty of hi | open at Zorclock. Commence a8. Seatsinay be | ape-tr 10 Pennsyloamia Avene, Doulle width Biack Cashmeres per bune downs of the third te Re vio | eht hatrolmen may Took tip eases. of ear ists in removing spots from costly par secuied at Prof. Sheldon's, 1004 F st, apl7-cotw* | 7 save eee ee Solored Sere SUK. Wc. Up wn aK Pas . . . Tenney (ol the National hotel) testified to | When not interfering v regular dut 5 * experie: wv aleaaser ci a SGT “THE GREAT SOUTHER) 7 urge sock Paremeten Dittw Ponte any 3 HAS EX & GaMte or T the location of the rooms, and expiained it to | and report them to the lieutenants the work moves preasespotsefecinaly fina anaes, | GUNDAY EVENING, i T OVEN FRONT TN SMEMEE. | Large stock Barasois in city, very low prices, Draw ic About Tie*eiock fat nich, | FRE AW. On crossexamiination witness said | 18 to be commenced at one and careful pressing givesthem an appearance SHELDON'S HALL, 1004'F strect now., Sac BUy MAME of first-class material with Linen | | Ladies and Children's Hosiery, Mibvions, "Tor ut. Hurley, of the fourth presinet, he could not en the new Volt was pul | de. Kid Gloves cleaned; two MES. LOULE M KERN Foo ce ten lining to the Bosom; un- nd the wood | Acton and Ofticers Kearney z -opner | a8 if newly m et at the hall « ir for 25 cents. : ae oti " finished only $0 cts.: finished. $1. Off for cast ys. Harbin te | sing, and the Bhetnente oie greg tne other Spiritual | “The Havais Shirt open tack, tsof the best | oe for comm deasudden eali at a house tis and sist | 25 “AssemdI Adwission 25 Cents. Conjurers cannot imitate | Material, and also has Linen lining and Linen eed. near Connecticut avenue, re hot recounize the prisoue: i 3 these Phenomena, aps-21e | Bands; is only’ 80 cts, unfinished, aud 9 cts, flu- | © 60-inch 1 iack Cashmere, $1. worsh $1.60, ept by Henry Lawson ar Miss Nettie Willis testi we Ty phieal Union, ad- HEATER © street “Thc cheapest Shi 0 pl T. Nol t I Rich Tydings for four y oes not Kuow her | &Ud_ its advertisers were working directly Our “Fruit of the Loom*? Shirt has been a fa- EW SPRING ames | acter for y. The witness was ques. | #¥iirst the mechanics, and to the detriment ver his lente oie: OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Vorite for a long time at 60 cts. unfinished, and 75 | DEY GOODs. evan. He das to where She had known her, but | Ol THE Stak and Republican, v 3 papers Lincoin tall cts, finishea. _ - We have just opened new F ek, Knicker whan aswer | paid the union prices, and it Was the duty of oeloek.. ‘Te Performance Every Night. The Wamsntta Q. XX Shirt is 75 cts. unfinished, | bockers, Sits, Cashmeres, Lav an that she resided in Baiti. | We laboring men io Withdraw their patronage ave,. Brad’ Adan Matinee for Ladies ant Children EVERY WED- | and 90 cts. finished. 500 Silk Seu Umbrellas for eet OE and was wequaini from the Post and its patrons. Resolutions the Hail, Price, ‘50 cents! ESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for $1. mech, Tanging in price from gether with sf a ee A tuited out Omer | to with ai Hp ane Troi eke ae ue . 7. BARN, Variety, Drama. Burlesque and Comedy.jan30-1y | mar27-tr C. GEO. M | Renninle Caminte, 284 RVENTE & CO. 1 ver ed out. On cross old all ps age Si st winn . 7 a or es 5 is - was mad c houses .. that a list of the advertisements in said Post | TUESDAY SING. Apri 30, 1873, & 7 a aed 5 | = ~ the sky Tee eae ce new. 1. | be read at every meeting of this Unik that coon Fon thie Benet it a Een MARKNITER'S eet MERCHANT TAILOR, | A SPLENDID LINE OF KID GLOVES, found ove of the oft She Was asked Several questions as to | WE May know who are opposed to labor.” FRANKLIN LEGION LIBRARY, FREE AKT GALLERY AND STORE, Offers for sale the balance of his stock at and below | $1 60'ad $2 suileds ee ET Tee eea ae + and hole nes: th Elk SES O! me. fi . se ceagnerikinun, ow : : PEIN IT.» No, 626 RET. . sit c cS: oubie locked up fora hearing | Dele with Ella in houses of titame, but not | Gray's Horet, corner Lith and I streets, and HE WORLD, AND HOW TO LIVEIN IT, Choice O11 Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &e, | Ct t® Close bust ce Court Law on and Mage | (ueWed Toauswer. | On eross-examuation she | yet ey joining, consisting of awide lot | ,AGi!sieuy G0" eonts, | Tiekets for the | Also, largest stoc aber Haagings, Wihdow | 497A call is ted. ed this moruing. Man on 15th Street, was sold yesterday afternoon OPE aI hone geerved seats: Shades, Pictures. Frames, Picture Cords aud Tas- | _mar8-3m 1111 Penneyleania are. nw. Showing that Marshall was ¢ | auction to My, Jolin Hi yes for Sever TNEGLN Ha Gin ‘ sel. Hinge, Ni pene in the District, RePrvceD PHICES. the house as: prop aero, he was | Bion eoored ih well: L pA: 3 oe Ehame revietie ame and Number, jyl-ly The Endersigned begs leave to inform his 0 A aken and #00 bonds lixed i 30,000 for it, and afterware ition MISS ANNIE F. LYNCHEC PE SPRING IS HERE patrons and the public generally that in con- TS . $ 38. cael mon eds | 2 sting over 10, The house was ee ar Visieer her nective en to Sell,—Luates”, Coney aud Children’ sequence of reduced prices in Boos and new OTS AND = HOES. The Woman's Tewreraxce Ustos met in | y as cailed for the same object, | the residence of Commodore Montgomery, C WOMANHOOD, of Wearing Apparel Boots, Shoes, &e.. at Fae te gis now able to make up = — == the Chape! of the ¥_ MeG. kw weston Dut Was not allowed to answer, : : S.N., and Was occupied a long time by How AN DD, traordinary high cash prices at “JUSTH'S ( CLOTHES and furnish GOODS tn bis tine trom ROM BANKRUPT MANUPACTUR- 1 u CA.) at Mrs. Emily Johnson was called for the sane bb, of Georgia, and afterwards for 4 MONDAY, MAY 6rH, Stand,"* No. 619 D street n.w. All notes by mail | teu to fifteen percent, jess than former rates, Te The exercises eonsisiel of Supe tae OY Macey Cee hoter, | Years by Gent B. F Butler. Mr Hayes pur Fon THE VENEDIEOR SOLE promptly. attended to Ce catia diniaeies Se TS e =e ses consisied of singing : mal MeCog.carpenter at the Nationa) hotel, | YES by Gen. B. ik. Butler. Mr. Hay ; | WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY, Xena, Ono, | ———— . J s ing by Mrs. Chapin: pra s. testined that he hed been employed there tor | Shased the property as the executor for the es . 2 21T > SORTS GTIZEN AND MILITARY TAILOR, $20,000 WORTH OF Ena at address by the president, Mrs. J. Mt: | Ty months, and there were two bolts on ihe | Moutgomery heirs in Carlisle Saleat Ballantyne, 100 Sosa ets ae SUMMER RESORTS. SE Oe OUR strest Corcoran Buitcing. par ee paet eater’ at the work of | communicating door. On cross examination | Nortincnam Lace ‘ i —— = ~~~ > fhe unvon in the, past aud hope and ans | Witness Syl he did not tell the District Attor | one yard wide, double twilled aeceleet ae | BOARDING. _—«| C°*” FAMILY SUPPLIES GAITERS, SINS AND SLIPPERS, 2 ane BN i | ley in Mareh last that a new bolt had been | ty, 2 y iarge ass en e; NG. Sa Poi = ~ oF Pe kartwells giving a deal of the work | put on, and did not say that he did it: aid not | Mya clothe don ses, Bor Ment of cassimeres = a west roryr noreL, 4 ROCERIES ON THE CASH PLAN. To Be Sold Without Reserve, of the tunen, mbracing Visits to ie sail and See the Assistant District Attorney there. cashmeres, all pure wool, wide double width, OUNTRY BOARD Four niles from the city, OPEN MAY 30, 1878, G . ¢ torts fo €5 Py a er nperance X xt MKT | | Redireet:—What he said to the District Al- | fine quality, :0e-—this cashmere te very cheap? location high and healthy; plenty fruit, milk: 7 1b. White (A) Sugar, 9: granulated, per Ib. $ .10 By LOUIS HEILERU Phools in A grand tempera cette sapbath | torney was that one of the bolts looked like it | beautiful spring. shag we cashmere | Tarhcuars adkinene a yee Terms wnoderate. Kor | ‘This hotel has now an elevator, and was thor- | 1b. Good Roasted Rid Coitee : eanon, el ich Was opened on 3 “4 el : rmaid at the Geta a ae Lal * 5 = ' 0 gen, uf e 0a! 1d Gov, Fuary 24, has supplied 1,425 lodgings, 6& of the | Nadtonal hotel, ucver noticed teat ae es Kalpnea. Carter's, iI] Market Space, | [VERMONT HOUSE. — Peru desirous of ob: | menteomasy UPD mous oman. and allconve | 41D. Bess feasted 01d Go $02 exventa Brauer. number being Iree. The union contemplate | in those rooms had been washed and laid ona Fate should call before makfug arraugements cises | #Be Noune will be in readiness to accommodate | Hest Sugar Cured Hams, . moving to the old’ Dickson House, on lith | yikes Feu Wanz in every community is | Bure, Board and Hoom for'gent and wite, $50.0 | Love Wishing ta attend the June examinction ut | Best Sugar Sion of “That Old Woman of Mine.” street, a few doors north of Pennsylvania ave- TESTIMONY OF THE ACCUSED MAN. that which Mrs. Fries & Co. propose to meet. | $60 yer menth; single rooms. $25 10 $30 per ‘month Se har Large Bott tress report was read shoe npkius, the treas; | Edmund Ray, the accused. took the stand, | See their card under the head of Undertakers, and $5 porweek, Vook: Table Beard $20 per month SOODSELL EROS, Lib. Nice . i (rs report was read: showing cash on hand | and testified that he was in Baltimore, stop: = : a26- yest Point, 44 DDI, Nice Fainily Flour, #115, Recitation by Miss Foster and remarks | ping at Barnum’'s Hotel in March, Isvre'uenge THE voURTS. UMMER B 1R Farge bottle Virgin Olive ; : L ecitat i i 3 > rT 2 187 i OARD—Falls Chureh, neat BR. R, | &6 r 5 mSE. : Bel, at sim THE STOCK CONsI<RS OF by Mrs. Tilley, Mrs. Chapin and others fol. | hutan advertisement si the Baltimore Sts PoLtce Covnt—Judge Snell. SS Station, 20 acres, shaded with fruit and sitet MEA tee Lee onus: Holland Gin and Old Whisky for imedicini use, THE BEST MAKES, ALL WIDTH Doxology. DY exeretses closed by singing the | never was in the Sun office ;cameto Baltimore | To-day, Thomas Overton ‘assault and bat. | Hees, rooms Jarge and elegant, with milk a ATLANTIC CITY, N.'J, aj%-tr_ 1913 Beventh st new see abd N, AND MISSES FRENC: aia XOLOEY. | ju Mareh from New York, where he had been | tery ‘on Mary” Overton, colored; #5. John Hoe Deanne for pareers amgengeneeary fommake | Opens Sune dst. Hoops, ———— = aueg seen: «Tur YOeRG ake a | tohave an operation performed on his arm; | Mack, ult on Henry Gatewood ; #20, or , vis =a? - sid : > BUTTE Lastingand Foxed Butt delighttul wenther or ueantenike enjoyed the | received a fetter dirceted to alajor caries | Mie: aseault, on H Jordana coloied boy, | 4: #- SODINE, visit tie piace, "aya APPLE BUTTER, Gaiters.” Buskins, realiy interesting lo noie, while Standing near | ™¢UCapt. Kennedy: showed him the lett ault on Wm. E. Lowe, a, white boy, from BSARRING.-Handsomely furnished PaR- | GEORGETOWN ADV'MTS ‘Ties and 8iippers. the boys’ clothing house of B the letter contained one signed Miss Ella Ty ince George county, who brought a load of LORS and BEDROOMS, with BOARD, in | G1 att = 2 5. PEACH BUTTER, GENTS No. 4 Pennsyleania ave watching @ dings, and it stated that she would like to go | wood to market. “The assaglt wae quite un- | He most delightful portion of ‘the city, apply to ata Tove Baton tas, Hand and Machine Promenaders, how diplomatic she young folks | Wt the country, and thought that she would | provoked, while. Jordan was Waterins Wis | Novl213 k st ew. Franilin Row.” at’s' LADIE® Fair, ° 5 Shoes, Lasting, BUCKSKIN ant vis: enticing thelr parents oF stardings | Suit. It made ho reference toan advertise: eat a street fountain. The Court said he OR RENT 621 ¥ street n.w., Furnished, a st JOHNS CHURCH QUINCE BUTTER, x and Canvas, se might be, into the “charmed spor: | Ment. would impose a small fine under the maxim of suit of ROOMS on second ‘floor; also, single | win beheld in the sunday School Resins, CHILDS: all-colors of Button, Lice aud Backs 4 4 haa % dlesarabiose The Witness was on the stand when our re- | what is sometimes called the eleventh eoin- | KOOMS, suitable for gentlemen, with BOARDoa. | Si! “ms = corner of 7 ‘BLoes. * a where ali the newest and most desirable styles in 2d and Potomac streets, PLUM BUTTER, of children’s garments were to be seen. “We | Port closed. mandment—namely: “Mind your own busi- | Summer prices. aped 3." On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, . . Reara one litte one exehitmn. upon texting te — hess: a fine of $1 Was imposed without costa, R RENT,—For rent, alarge furnished front |... ., 25th and 26th insts., ice tists tobe had gratis at store. 238-tr establishment knew if I papa in there Amusement Victoria Atkins and Mary Perley, loud and ROOM, with BOAKD, on the Heights of | At5 o'clock p.m, ap24-30" APRICOT BUTTER, a . —— he covld not resist me out, for ihe ; National Theater—The Daly company boisterous: ch. John Meserole an old | Georgetowh, southern exposure, large yard and = ; NEw YORK SHOE sToRE, and priees are so inviting. art a fair performance of ‘Bulwer's play. tramp and vagrant, was sent to the chain gang | fine view of the Potomac, “For particwiarsapply at OM MOTTO, EXCELSIOR : P sur a 605 Pennsylvania ares = + Lady of Lyons,” Ia ight. Miss i nny Da- | for ninety a: Dennis Long, drunk a 100 Greene street, aya4-6.° DYEIN: CLEANSING, en lee FIEST saw rncse VERE TRE PoLtce COMMISSIONERS met last even- | venport, Who i8 a fine. poking woman, and at | orderly; PPURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED ROOMS, DYEING, CLEANSIN . Ladies’ French Kid Button ‘Boots, A,B. chair. A petition | times bears a marked resembiance to her la- —_——_-+<+e,-—______. With modern improvements, with or without DYEING, CLEANSING, Hermeticaliy sealed; put up in five-pound pails; wid red bon, warranted eed 50 from ens of Georgetown | mented father, both in facial expression and | | INVESTIGATING THE On10 LEGIstaTune.— | BOABD; best location in the tity; 1209 1 street DYKING, CLEANSING. Suaranteed to Keep in warm weather, Ladies’ Foxed Button. ++ «81 25 to 2 50 Hary be ppointed special dramatic style, ve a ery Pleasing and at | The Ohib house has adopted a resolution to | 2:¥+ ape2-5.* LADIES’ ana GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS. JOHN.H. MAGRUDE jade Pirereet Lasting But va 81,50 and 2 90 policema plication of Wim. Luskey | times powerful portr: of the stiuggle of | investigate the charge against State Rey TENT me astonie , 7 - bess 4 a wed fadies’ Lasting mannan... to lor a pesition as policeman was placed on file. | love and pride ih the breast of the heroine, Wve OConner that he was duces to Modated With hanes eet BOOT | 49 JEFFERY Sinere Geneebwn, D, c, | WA 1421 New Yorkav., wear U.S Tr'v. rag teen Ng Slippers, 40 cenis a suitable place for headquarters, r ay R ) avenpor r been pardoned. seiate a ers, and where they’ can fore OF Since, to which the > Kid Siipers- ed that Mrs. Swann, the owner of the building auiine,” but was not well enough up in the : $s adopted appointing a commis- | Comforts of a home; house very cool, Ad-tress B., | people of the District and thousands of others of CINCINNATI HAMS, * Fieneb iteels Dow used as police heady prs, had agreed st night to do himself justice. He is | sioner to ascertain whether any members of | tls effice. ap22-Iw | the States and Territories will testify, . Pisees Shoes, aul styles very ci so reduce the rent for the use of ‘the buildins pmisiug an actor to lose his reputation | the assembly had improperly received money 3 Wi SOND Send us your order nov3-1r Arriving and selling at Low Pricks; at Ghildren's good Shoes at low prices. desl peer anim. and asked that ner prop. | by lighting fis work Mr Davidge’sDamay® | to tetee i ir votes on the bill authorizing | P¥naie Nene 40. AE COMPELLED 10 re; WITMER'S, Gent's Fine Galt fete rere. osition be accepted : agreed to, and the se and Str, urkes’ ~ Beausaut” were cleverly | 3,000,008 to be applied to the Cincinnati South: | tind choice ROOMS, with bo: rd, and a delightfai . vi ‘f ap20-tr Penns: ave. *s French ‘a lary was instructed to draw up a lease: done, frihe,Sehool for Scandal” wit ‘be pre. | etm rato summer ‘etidenoe,' No. 1800, cor. of Fan (ith PIANOS AND ORGANS. : a oi em encrbvense - cote, ON Raat 400 oo e] "4 s eet terre: Ss a oth = TUFFED AN be Gent”; ‘ine Calf Hi x PARASOLS, parasols, new stock opened to- | Davenport HoTeLs BURNED AND Lives Lost.—The FEW SELECT bOARDERS TAKEN at + Heal Pino and Musical tase tant pees s YN sent’: Cat Congress oF Burklen.s-. 8 209 day, with £ handles; new spring dress The Circus, at the corner of 9th and S| Warrenton hotel and five other buildings in | A. FEW SEEC the W. B. B, & O. R. R., five | Makers, ive special attention to TUN-EY PRY PARTYRIAS. HERKIN Gent's Solid Leather Congress 125 oats, Innes rk 10 “make selections sfreeta te one of the best which has visited Warrenton, N-C.. were bured to ue ground minutes’ walk from station; large house surround- | TNG and REPAIRING Pianos. Organs PICKLED Tiny rims. CUERKINS, be vig at ea vee BD rom: spring eassimeres for boys’ wear from his city for a long time, and all those who are ednesday morning. ie Windsor hotel, at y beautiful lawn and pienty shade: pleasant °s " Z 5 3 Be. uw Wide sheeting cotton from 1s fond of the ring should not fail to see it. The | Cobure, Ontario: was barwed yesterday morn. | Fooms. For further particulars apply to the Misses Ene WIth hee ca pecgsas Owe, consist- (R0a0M® cusrers. ae. GEORGE MCCARTHY. IW styles of new lawns, French desizn, 1 dashing riding by male and female eques. | ing. The front wall of the building fell out. | TALBOTT, Laurel, Md, apld-e6i* | the Kranich & Bach and’ the Humming-Bird WORCESTERSHIRE, . 5 Diack and colored silks from 65 yn Dantings | tans and the performing aulinals.are among | ward, burying a number of firemen in the it RENT—1715 H st. n.w.. handsomely Fare | £18208. mard3-tr BEEF STEAK. BosTON SHOE AUCTION Hous! all colors; feather-proof bed ticking, te features of the show, which is drawing | ruins, three of whom were instantly killed and 2 without Board. ores , » @RAND. JOHN BUL! SIGN x Spring carvets from 2. new matings’ white | large erowds. ‘Those who wailt seats should | one fatally injured. y CARD Ree Sean wigUAKE FIARGS, PND BOR AND MOSHHOOM, oe SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, counterpanes, “Hc. ; immense stock vot ring go ear! a OAR: \G. — Lat and Elegant ROOMS, | DETT at Sole Agent. rs ther e i SE Qua howton Raures” CM Towson € | Manenter Comigue—For an evening of fun | THE WE ES at the Louisiana race JB mith BOARD, can’ ve obtained at 122 Dug: sears ec Nevin SWET Oe oe noms, Barwenn aig Ano Orit Senetrs Po. See advertisement in another column. take in * Pink Dominos” at the Comique. rleans, yesterday, were mrton st.. corner of Congress, Georgetown, D. ‘ractical Plano inaker, . We " 2 \. Sd Willard Hall.—The ri for the Lee Mon. hurdle Riek in3 Ni selling race, mile and | C- Terms low. apb-tuia* " | 407 10th st.» Washi m, D.C., formerly foreman | ap§-tr 1916 F st. n. w. The SrOC: Batt.—The game of ball between the ent Association this evening, under the a quarier, Blue ¢ n 2:17: mile heats. In- ERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND Day | & Sous 07 6n# & Co- andtaner with Steinway HAV compicte for tne’ (e Mbove house ts now us aid the Kendails Festerday after. | pices of the ies, promises to ve a br commode, in 1:5134, 1:56 and 1:48. Pa Bee hinge ad I E plete for the rie nited in tof t a y success. Tr. Fran tter, Mr. "1 Y. 2g, g, + M. T. v 5 ALLET Vis Co. PIANOS.— NG . MER score of 13102 ‘The game was teoanened | Mes Cann Mie nee aa niany other. tal, | , THE StoRM OF WEDNESDAY inthe western | margs-1me M*Sorimeriy of Battimore. | EL ‘etghe Planes a Secor Go oe JUST RECEIVED Sa SND SUMMEE ecasom. to be very interesting ented amateurs will part init. ‘\* | and southern states was very general and se- = ng-out sale— dary me OUR PRICES TO LEAD THIS SiDE OF BOS- The Easie club has secured grounds near | _ Jegerson Schoo! Building.—Thesixthannual | Vere, and great damage was done to property. EW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, a sunet, | Setar] HL. SUMNER, 611 9th st, A FINE LOT Tun. the terminus of the Columbia railroad. which | entertainment of the Jefferson literary and 4S-An affray occurred in Griffintown, a edited GU GRO IER BT ‘M. KNABE & OO, 8 WORLD-RENOW. SPI " will be fenced in, and seats for about 1,0) | debating society takes place here this evening. S ‘al, la fa ge | , Gentlemen with their families can find at thi: W ED PIANOS.—These ECIAL NOTICE. people erecte Hamline M. Church. — The Industrial | {UbUtb in Montreal, last night between Orange ir can find at this instruments have been before the publi or : ——_ Home Senie th rumen. @ Phe Andustrial | Young Britous and Catholic unionists, in Teaee woe Surroundings of & pleasent, home, wita | Ee Tre poate sod tare eel 500 pairs Gents’ Low Quarter Shovs, $1, $1.26, MARRIAGE LICENSES have been iss here this cveniag Ties chakras aint Nhich’James Hartney, a Catholie, was faially | y (fvenienges of a well conducted hoval, | bighest award wherever exhibited, McCammon’s STRAWBERRIES. corareks 92-60. $8, and $4. Buctie, Tievand ‘rank W. Searle, of Logansport, ZOO $ 7 Sen ee AhOL: who desire IV ivorite Fianos, and Pianos om over rated af fen’: Kia May Miler: S. ie Baseor en BOS Meow marii-om SON B, SCOTT, Proprietor. selbrated Organs.» Pianos and Oreaae soe renved FRANK J. TIBBETS, eof i Sea hg aaa Koon: Joseph Watson and Mary : | ofthe Uniformed E OHNE. KENDALL & SON, i EET N. W.— ‘ished Fi d exchanged. ‘Particular attention paid to Tun- a » ich's Working Shoes, 75 cents, John i, Gras'and Kate Venables eli dTiow: | hedd here tus event JOP NSO: BB Braker Nonthwasr, | 1 RUSaon second oor: Also ather Fur | tng and inetoughiy-Ropalring Planca "Cs Eich FAUACE MARKET, | Yarge lor Men's Laving'and stores. 0 ome Bie fet | arto ag hora Wt? SRR is | Maps ete An mar | Resastgnenstomeaes* hue | SeamonneePemese™™en SRE | MOD _Sorer ramet ene now Yoru ome | Ln Fa g's gg ima! ‘ ———__ Mount Vernon M. E. church, has bee! ~ | ihent of HARDWARE. where they Sit he eel cE ene Sian woe eh Plain Lasting ace trv der tu 82.00. Gro. K. Perry, of late firm Petty & Harvey, | Poned unt further notice, the Soereeeey legny, | MELLO HARDWARE the late A Ode eee HOSE $10 AND $12 MIDDLESEX ‘OHN E. KENDALL & SON, fo Bini G25 and ene Conter Market. Ladin Fine Low Quarter, ‘Sbatton, e., $1, bas reopened at’ 63 7th street. opposite Post | Absent in Indiana. : ed ee ee bh CHOICE FRESH MEMES AT ALL $1 25. $1.50, $2. ‘Buckle. the same price, Office ull stock of men's and boys’ hats | Evcursion e Cock agangt Mary Washington | them with call. 1) The tne BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, ’ No. 619 B street n.wo., TIMES. A eee et of haces, Sarees. 20. a. ¥ and gent’ . sand slip. | and : ‘ockade City e3 charter 8 indel 1. We F ‘ ; . ainoun} 5 Bee Rese ah"tad ei arc | HOencasos meine OW TUS | AH ea or we eg nomet J, odio Wear ant Wal Mae Rear. w.Depony | TM ERE MENG METRE gee SPRING | yh eine’ « tol Prous Drea Pc ; . jace and settle, that the business of that establiahe ; Aart. ne — | BLACK SILKS, #1, 81.25, 81.50, $1.75 Inent may be closed UD a8 2008 as SO. Pood Suits, $6,897 SSend $9. ees” 95, 35, 45. Have for sale at half cost of manufactur- SZ7Al orders faithfully filled; goods delivered, EVERY ARTICLE pen! AS ADVERTISED. _ sti cr : : ala Cece es By Seis ‘i : 3 mae Iam determined to doa RUSHING wih BROKEN Anw.—Yesterday ernoona h our $1 extra, heavy srosprain back Suk | _apis-sw JOHN B: KENDALL. | 006.108 oss. to $1 50, ers’ prices, ICE KING REFRIGERA-; 8. ELIAOTE prefering (0 turn Goods inte Meee SUSEN ESS ‘ * into a stab (Guinet_ make. considered the best wearing ET BOYS" CALICU BHIRTS. 25c.; PERCALE a TORS, suitable for Family, Hotel and Res- Bes be found at See then lay {d.e on our shelves, erotik cite silk made) black silk is a great bargains Meee th Collars, 69c.; MEN'S PERUALE SHIRTS, ALS No, 62 and 63 W: Mar. AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY AND FRI- ; | Ings in all colors and all shades; new parasols CHEAPER THAN EVE. TI aya. taurant use, (Post) apis-1m_ | Feb (Tih street wings) and 228 K street apr 10 AY. new colored silks, colored silks, I awe ONDS AND STOCKS. every color and every shade; striped silks; ap2t-tr 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. — COR OIOS BEER. NEAL AND MUTTON. W 45HI5CTON HOME REMEDY. Sof good cassimere | checked silks. Carter's, 711 Market Space. A Full Supply at All Prices, 7 United States Bonds of all kinds; ‘D BEEF a specialty. a D and 7th streets, | Adve. iy QTEAITON & sTORM'S District of Columbia Bonds of Various Issues: Marketing delivered free, DR. LEWIS’ PLASTER, Ten new designs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL — jaar teri) Just put on sale at only $10 for the fall Suig’Be | A Missinc GimL—A’ daughter of Rev. T. Y. CELEBRATED NEW YORE aciunicipal and ial iyoal Hgnde Sndatocks. bought JomNe,, SEVEN ans mocans examine Habie Bro.’s310 suits. They | Compiles, conrad. Samed Cassio, ge fit ar FIVE CENT CIGARS, ‘marl5-tr JOth st, and Penna. avenue, ¥ ahead of the market.—Ad. een years old, disappeared from her home, = 7 SUIF FOR Divonce Edwanl a vo. Wig T n.W., On Wednesday last, about 10 ape-tr WM. BALLARTTEE & SON'S, For sale wholesale and retail by PBR BAILS to-day commenced gaan at Howard has | o'clock, and has not since been heard of, The - 128 7th street. apib-lm __W.8. BOOSE, 1253 Penna. ave._ | 2 SCHUUSZE cured mine 18 ye wie isi Rowand trough we ccaase” | SF lo ght mats ‘ih SOME PREERG TO U2 | Coun vown ro Foun oxwre, | Sige: ula eaten creamy ge WaASnIxctos Fiz ia a Two More DEAD BaBrEs.—Ofticer Nichol- : "73 Water siréet a C ERED FOR 2.20 | S8¢children attended asusual. ‘Call or too later di Bold by R.A. Golden & Bron Fok deen and H streetsiast evening. Veom day atte | ee aan D.C Pee oe ee oa ee er 40,000 “herring, from $4 to #5 ts. | and H streets last evening. Yesterday after- HE FINEST AND THE CHEAPEST WIGS GAS-LIGBT OFFICE, Great inducement is offered to Hotels shad, from $10 to #20 per ioe ® per 1,000; {00 | noon two colored boys found a still-born in- is at 616 9th street, opposite U8, Patent =e fant in'a pond of water i the White Jor Omiee.* SPAT | octi-tr 411 ANp 413 10ru Sraxer, Mien GAE1IVy LAURDBY; 915 F st,