Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1878, Page 5

ee ta a ER TE EE CT Weather Indications To-day. CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcER. ‘Washinuton, May 8, 1878. ¢ For the middle AUantic and south’ Atlantic : 7 winds, stationary or | ing cloudiness, and { “THE EVENING STAR. May 8, 1878. WEDNESDAY Continued from First Page. ossibly rain will pre sidered as an ac ited States to J of said bonds, oth LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, &c., F 9.n3; of Columbir acd f proved June 2 offices of ‘sin ionw! Theater. Thenter Comiqu wlerian Church, — Musical teriainment. issioners are hh duties and powers cised by the T e United States, perform the sam yemtenscd Leeqis. nie From J.C. Parker we have the New York , papers iu advance of the mails. Atiss Cary occupied an orchestra seat at the ra last night, under the eseort of Senator ne. She is a Maine girl, zed by Luw, the Commissione h officer, whose duty it shan be, under the direction of th ers, to exeeute dof. “Mr. Blaine Rob Ingersoll, was at th white neckeloth, er and entorce all laws and reg: ath and vi » perform all such du: may be assigned to him by said Cam ni ers; and the Board of Healih now exis: shall, from the date o Montgomery Blair was ing of the’ plumptudi- nous R4ze, apparently in a deplorable state of forgetfulness of the White his client, the meager old bachelor Miss Kellogg occupied pying the singii See. 11. That there may be appointed by the House claims of Commissioners of the Distr the recommendation of the health Feasonable number of sanitary inspec istrict, not exceeding six. appointment at any one time, icians, and one shall be a person led in matters of drainay and said Commissioners 1 the subordinates, a an upper bo: the form of applauding Koze, by and with her fan. Mrs. Barbara Markriter, the venerable aad estimable lady, whose death at the advan age of ninety is announced in our*obii columns, was the moth: zen, Mr. John Markriter. The seats for Harry Ford’ morrow night are sellingin that every inch of the by the most brilliant audience ever ass * there. The bill is wonderfully attractive it will be seen. The steamship ‘General Werder,” Captain itimore this mornin: the shortest trip on record betw: A large number of gtonians will sail in her next week for nd the Paris exposition, R. Venable sends nd ventilation ; emove any of i from time to time miy ‘said inspec espectively required to make report tosaid health ofeer, im writing, of their insp: shall be preserved on file eer shall report in writing an mers of the Distrie r of our worthy citi rouse will be occupied ffman, arrived at F and Baltimore. nable number of ele: ¥ umber shall be appointed. and yns shall be employed unde health officer, than the publi¢é interests de in whieh he exercises his “ Neighbor s upen his troublesome Inumber of the British Quar: Review (Seott Co. reprint,) comes from E. M. Wintaker & Son. ‘asols, black grenadincs and "ss goods cheap at C. advertisement i The event of th match race at Brightwood t on between E. E. Schooleraft's Key West for $2,000. will start rain or shine, and ¥ o'clock. Trotting to commence at 3:39. A gaine of ball was played on the E erday afternoon between body. of Baltimore. ule innerg by a score of six 0 per antium:and tl inspectors shall no M. Towson & Co's. nother column, Spring season will be the |, orrow afier- mbering the si couform to the stre f. That from and after the first day o: club and the Pea timorcans came off » Commissionee: At the meeting of the Industrial Home ana | ral the treasurer re- | The manager reported | erved in and,out of the | eda daticit off g 7 penny lunches ‘s Homes iiaber of mal ment, i}: females, 6: 1 to males, 4:'to fem: The grand jury ments against Robert E3 jarceny (of stock, &e. Willidms, larceny (second offence “who shall have 2 of the color, nstitute the 3 ‘aid District, who shall serve w ation and for sueh terms as ioners shall fx. pewers and perf to the care and public schools which are now e Trustees of Palyis Sehools for the Distrie! of Columbi Petitions in bankruptey have been filed by Entwisle & Barron. emperance meetings was Kendree Chapel last even- d the meeting, Said trustees shi Management of the was followed by Fr zleston. Rey. ( VW. Thomp-on. John C. Hay f . and about tweniy signatures were pended to the pledge THE SUPREME Coun Masons for the southern jurisd i *. Two communications were eme Council in Peru, affirm. eing, the resurr ot the soul, as oj tion of the Grand O; s siricken the clause ex- Commissioners to report to Congress at Next session succeeding their a} draft of such additiona Lo existing laws as se harmonious workin: L OF Scortisn effectual and y f the District of Columbia. ‘That the Distr ief in the Supreme tion, and the imme i to the reeen: of France, which h, pressing belief in the exi.tence of ¢ |. About thirty a t of Columbi pplicants were elected puts Command vided for shail be deemed and take Be tion netwithstandin: is section: J.O. Norris, D. Adrian, and W. Abrab sex, Charles T. Neitze arris, of the District of Columbi: pill, John J. Terr Moorman, Jos Halstead, of ito ine honorary thi with the provisions of this aet, shal in in fall force a I laws incor yihird degree: R. ‘4 . Streeper, of lowa, and C. Nevada. M. C. Cracken \ lous member of the thirty- vated a meritori third degree. THE AFRICAN M. in session in Baltimor ed the resolution t densburg district were censured, and | The case of Richar «1 to the committee on charges an 1 juisition from charge of murde! e, Was resumed before Crurcu Coxrel yesterday re: churches of the accompanyin he srand jury w it on the table, B. Badd was n discontinued, he neeted with the Protestant Episcopal church. Rey. A.M. Green oflered resolutions n the common wel aving bes i Texas, nov did having becom » irom justice. t fare of our colored we cannot regard with indiiference th new evil growing up among our people of the southern states, the dgnis fatuus commont styled the ‘African exodus movemen we regard the scheme asa measure illa nd pregnant with the wor its general tendency and results upon terests of our injured but still adva 1 The resolutions led to considerable discussion, and action was deferred until to- as Wanted, and as tir y of the same rame held to answer with the the one that ha ‘0 these defects he dis. ho, with bis counsel, Col. rmly congratulated. been arrested. rged Mr. Bell, Lamon, was charge. Cunningham, the “ag present When the decision was Boy Bapity Hvurt.—The Baltimore Sun of this morning has the follow- H ing dispatch from Frederick, Md, dated yes- j “Whilst Campbell's cireus was being er the tre ting of the Pennsyi- this morning, a SIX WIvEs of six member: ne band were at the Nay day. They wanted their hus! the “band, and presented their case to en the pay of duced, ail who remained in it were told that mething for it that they harges whenever they ss has done nothing for of the Ma- s discharged Vania railroad at pseph, residing on 9h street, ..OF Was thrown from the train, Amputation of the He has aceom- e leaving Washington.” Joseph, residing eof the depart is about 1 years old; unless Congress did soi might have their dis ‘wanted them. Congre them, and yesterday they were notifie they would’ not be ‘allowed to play or aecapt for playing outside of r his being the case, and their hus bands only receiving $21. a month which was ch to Support their families, they a: 2 promise they receive their discharges. Mr. Hogg told them that h to he commandant oi refer their request to ompson, who would ther saying they would dot ——— mht arm m: anied the eiveus sin i he boy isa son of Mr. J. 420 9h street uzht was en ed in seliing a on atrain when t urrence took place. i ircus. and he Wa <. Hix mother was informed by which spoke of his in- serious, and she lefi im. should first app! > + ASSOCIATION eighth annual meeting of the Fran! Association, held’ Monday night, the fol lowing ofticers were elected: aville : vice president, H. H bly; secretary, John Joy Edson: tr rs Charles B. Bailey: direetors, W. H. Reardon, A/F. MeMillan, G . W. H. Oreutt, J. D. Free, and Andrew Glass, ort showed the receipts to have been ssets, $17,541.79; original number of cancelled by redemption, &e. now on roll advanced upon. value of each si 12.19 per cent. BUSTINGS, BUNTINGS, BUNTINGS, all wool,and at a special low every color and every sh; buntings; debeges, debe; color and every shade; t coods in spriny not eotton,) i5e.; new parasols, new_p. new parasols; exeellent qualit rd wide and double-tw: Pieces of wool cassimeres for boys’ and children’s wear. 7ll Market Space.—Ad THE PROHIBITION ALLIAN hall last night: and C. E. Conni Sloan, a child of 5 ye ed a writ of ha Ito Mrs. Elizabeth W MacArthur ord as B. Penicks, died in Union ¢ ce, and the respoudert eller) with the Sloan, removed the child fr Mrs. Sioan subs Judged @ lunaui returning was ad- and on the finding of the in- uisiiion She Was committed to the asylum at J.. where she now is. He fur. ther charges that Mrs. Weller keeps the ehild that it is not properly cared w threatens to remove the child ivaneed on, 134: earnings per annum, mm confinement for, and she nm to the state of Valifornia. = double-width ges, debeges, ever’ willed debeges ; beau- THE SHOOTING OF ALBERT REED, colored, acolored man named “Sou- enlioned in the STaR. nd there is but litte ‘his physicians of his re- He was shoi in the right side, the ball net beyond the reach On the eth inst. by ny” Hogan, has been d, 25¢; three in his person, 1 skill to extricate it, Onleer Rhodes, of the Sec To secure the met at Odeon Mr. O. B. Brown in the chair, er secretary. Mr. Gee. Savage was elected permanent ‘president. Lynch resigned his position on the executive J. A. Hopkins was elect- ed a member of the eommittee, Mr. W. J. Boyd being the chairman. The following com: mittee was appointed to draw up a memorial on the subject of prohibition for presentation W. Dennison, Geo. Sav- oss, A. Wheelock and O. B. Axproscocctx L Corton, best make, black grenadines, iron frame, all and wool, Lupin’s best make: grena- plain stripe and plaids, from 25, 39, -; Spring dress goods, immense make selections from, 20, 25 cents: mattin; 13, from $l, $1.50, 's, 23 cents. ‘Towsou's 66 Peunsylvania ave- out Line o'clock, inet, was ‘directe. and succeeded in arresting hi : as he was about leaving schooner for New York. the resultsof the wound on Reed. Were opened to-day in the oifice of the ng $12 lineal feet less of the sewer on 1 Pennsylvania avenue committee, and Mrs. to Congress :—Rev. € and H street <B. J. Coyle & Coy, $3.67 i: J.G. Stafferd, imon Carmoe. per foot,’ or #2 Ter foot, or ¥, ‘James Gaunan, $8. Himber. 2.16 pe Owen O'Hare, $10.50, or # ard has been made. heapest and best | and colored silks, (Carters, One hundred (100) pieces o colored silks ent quality black silk, only $1: Enish sublime quality biae suk is a special bargain, and we are seiing 2 100) yards ever: checked silks; d (0) new parasols Just Til Market Space.—Adct. LICENSES have been issued to Masson, of N. H. uier county, Va. ; Osear F.s ‘ackley. both of Culpeper, Va.; C. Davis, both of . Laws and Rosa harretts, of Gooeh- AS THE ELECTION IN Bi Monday for town commit Bumber of votes ens’ ticket—Dr. son Waialis, 63; Dr. Char! cis Gasch, 60; George W. Cold the workingmen’s ticket—E. P. Godman, 2); James Wilson, 20; George Melling, 15; John 1.4 DENSBURG, Mp, ssioners. ‘the 79. For the eiti- aries A. Wells, Tl: Hart one hundred Heeeived. Carter’: and Margaret Tur Oprra—This eveningis the last of the short, but brilliant, engagement of the Stra. Kosch Kalian Opera Company, Theater. The t the National ra to be presented is Mi, i tng the rele of Filin: Roze that of Mignon, aud Miss Cary. Federico. Tom Karl, Conly, Govtschalk an also in the cast. WASHINGTON Fis MARKEY,—Sold by R. A. Golden & Bro., Agents, Washin: 1878 —25,000 herring, from $% to “00 shad, from $10 fo $12 per 100, Grayson W. Va..and Maude A STYLES of yout! ne ct and that wa: thing House ot Sylvania avenue. mplish the ob & Co. Penns B. Robinson fhe District in Congress. MEET (Nc OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEB TO-DAY. 48. Kate Chase Sprague is having more afttreulty to get her bill through the House to reduce the assessment on the Edgewood estate Yhan she did through the Senate. It came up for cousideration in the District of Colambia, commiitee to-day. Mr. Bouck, with the evi- dent purpose to defeat the bill, offered an amendment that the reduced assessment be considered in the light of a Rratuity to the beneficiary. It was adopted. Then he moved that the bill be reported to the House favor- | ably. This was defeated in committee by a tie vote, because the friends of Mrs, Sprague argued that the amendment would kill the Dill in the House. Mr. Bouck moved to report the bill, with the amendment, to the House adversely. This was lost also bya tie vote, because Such a report Mrs. Sprague’s friends knew would kill the bill. After four or five tie votes had been taken on several propositions to agree to some kind of a Dill, the committee adjourned and directed its clerk to inform Mr. Clymer, who was absent, that his attend- ance at the next meeting of the committee is desirable to break the present dead-iock on the subject. The committee agreed to recor favorably the bill to incorporate the National Fair Grounds association. Also the bill toamend the statue of incorporation of the Columbian College, so as to allow an earlier meeting of ; the trustees than is now provided for. Prof. Welling, of the eollege, was heard in advoca- cy of the bill. A sub.comiittee (Mr. Mayham, N. Y., chair- man), was appointed to confer with the judges of the Court of Claims and ascertain if that court had the time to take up and adjudicate the claims against the District, and if so to draft a bill covering the subject. RECHABITES’ ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. The anniversary of the organization of Co- lumbia District Tent, I. O. R., will be cele- brated on the 16th inst., by a parade of the order in the afternnon. Mr, Thos. B. Marehe will be the chief marshal, with the following aids: James G. Bates, Wm. Jones, John H. Cockrell, R. H. Cook, Allen Bloxton, A.J. Ar- rington, J. H. Curtin, J. H. Loveless. Charles Arundel and W. F. Coggins. The following tents willtake part as distinct organizations, besides delegations from several other tents: Eagle, Phwwnix. Capitol. Washington, Mount Vernon, Friendship, Refuge, and Eagle, Jr., of Washington: Heber “and celsior, of Georgetown; Virginia, of Alexandria, and Washingion, of Herndon, Va. There will be six bands of music in line. ARREST OF A THIEF AND RECOVERY OF Sto PROPERTY. — Yesterday afterns Lieut. Kelly, of the seventh precinct, eda quantity of fancy articles anda n ‘evolver which had beenstolen from O'Meara’s show window last Sunday morning by an rious colored thief named Tolliver Lee. Ed. Johnson. The lieutenant also cansed the arrest of the thief. Mr. O'Meara sent for and at onee identified the property as that stolen on the oecasion referred to. . arraigned in the Police Court to-day charge of larceny, and plead «uilt of second offence brought ag. an he was sent to jail for action of the | jury. Best #1 straw hat at Petty’s, 503 7th street, opposite Post Office —Adrt. THE COURTS. CRIMINAL Court—Judge Wine. Yesterday. Rudolph Peterson, bar open on Sunday: guilty. George Mantz, carrying guilty—tined 320 and co: 7K not guilty of keeping an unlicensed John Martin, keeping a biting dog; not J.M. Perrard, unlicensed bar: not mes Lafontaine, violating market regulations; Frank Blair. tapping water main Without permit, and E. Klopfer, indecent, posure; bonds forfeited. Wm. Downey, vio- ating the hackney law: not guilty, under in- structions of the court.” This’ case grows out of the ocenpaney of the hack stand at the Arlington hotel.” It will be remembered that when the District Commissioners and the pro- prietors of the Arlington atcempted by injune- tion to enjoin Downey and others, the ease, having been heard in the Special Term, was appealed to the General Term, where it was decided that “an ordinance of the board alderme mon council of the late poration of Washington, which litied by act of Congress, or by ative assembly, is still in’ full'foree. The act of the legislative assembly of Angust 24d. IST], for regulating hackney earriazes, does not delegate apy power to the board of works to abolish hack stands established by law, and the Distriet Commissioners are equally incompetent to exereise such author- ity. The court has no jurisdiction to enjoi act authorized by law.” Judge Wyli arked that he did not coneur in the opinion, but was bound to aequiesce in it. District Covet, (BaxKeruprcy) — Judge Hun phrens. Yesterday, in re TM. Plc reference fo registe opinion that restra Messrs, N. Wilson a pointed trustees, Covrt In G AL TERM. To-day, Oden agt. Parker: argument eon- cluded. “Fraser agt: Dodge and sume agt. Ty- ler: on hearin; PROBATE CouRT—Register Webs Yesterday, will of Amelia Talbot, to probate : Basil son qualifvin, tor—bond #20). Estate of John Bozman Kerr : inventory returned and order of sale. Estate of J. R. Schorn: letters of administration issued to J. 8. Pieree—bond $100. Estate of Leroy Woods, letters of administration issued to Wm. L. Woods—bond $1,500. Estate of H. J. Bargy; exception to report of arbitrator tiled. H.W. Miller, fiardian to her infant child, filed petition for sale of real estate. James Connor, guardian to crphangot Patrick Connor; decree of sale of real estate granted. Estate of James McDowell, late U.S. A.; let- ters of administration issued to H. Brown— bond 3160. Estate of Elizabeth Frost, late of New York; ietters of administration issued to petitioner—bond #300. Final notice was issued to the legal representatives in the follow’ ng estates, apbointin, June 4th for settlement: Patrick MeCabe, deceased, and Charles Hew- lit, deceased. Po.ice Court—Judge Snelt. To-day, John Williams, a brutal Jog ine ci ored man, arrested by ‘Detectives McDevitt and McElfresh last night in Franklin square for indecent exposure before some respectable ladies, was fined $100, or ninety days in the chain-gang. He pleaded guilty. The judge said he intended to put this tax on every transgressor of decency and propmiety who is brought in and convicted of these shameless acts. The morals of decent people are not to be corrupted by these lustful rakes, and they must be made to suffer for their ‘brutality. The parks are intended as breathing places for decent people, and not for seamps of thi character to lounge in, or not been yman: order of John A. Gray: £ order be modified: i J.C. Wilson were ap- GEORGETOWN. FISH MARKET.—40,000 herring Sold at $5.50 per LO shad at #16 per 100; 900 taylers at fe. per 100, CATTLE MARKET.—700 sheep and lambs sold as follows: Old sheep, 4 to 4%(c. per ib. ; lambs, $6 to $7 per head ; 15 cows and calves, at $25 to 0 per head. A few cattle only were on the market, anésold at 4 to 5!4e. per Ib. MERCHANTS’ EACHANGE.—3,700 bushels wheat offered—no sales. Miss SUSAN A. STUART, a public school teacher at Zion’s church, Norfolk county, Va., was found dead in her room over the school house Monday evening. Her pocket-book was rifled of its contents. There were no other evidences of foul pla; Key. W. D. MorGaN, pastor of the Third Baptist chureh of North Bropiagion, Conn., was thrown from a wagon early yesterday morning and instantly killed. He was return- ing from a Masonic meeting. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—— OTICE OF OPENING OF A_ PUBLIC N KOAD IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE VAISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, April 24.h, 1878. ‘Whereas an application in writing has beep inade to the undersigned for the opening of a road in the county of Washington, District of Columbia, be- ginning at Boundary’ street northwest, at the Junction of the east line of Le Droit Park'with the same, running thence in a northerly direction along the sald east line of the aforesaid Le Droit Park, as the same appears duly platted and record- ed tn Liber Governor Shepherd, No. 1, folio 15, in the office of the Surveyor of the District of Colim- bia, to Kim street, platted as aforesaid; thence in an éasterly direction, across the farm of George E. Moore, to the southeast corner of a piece of groun known aud cailed the **Emmert Farm,*> connect- ing with a private road running in a hortheasterly direction: and whereas the undersigned beveve it conducive to the public Interest to cause a road to be wpened as above described and prayed for: and whereas the route of said road has been, by direc- tion of the undersigned, duly surveyed'and a plat thereof prepared and filed in thss office: Notice is hereby given of the application afore- sah Je weil as of the opentng of tae proposed road. and all persons having objections thereto are Te- quested to make them known to the undersigned on or before May 15"h, 1878, at noon. at their office, Mornaon’s | Iulding. | Four-and-a- Half street. Washiagton, D. C,. “Where any objection whic! may be wade will be heard and considered, " W. DENNISON, 8. L. PHELPS, Commpasioners of the District of Coluinbia, 87:24, 27.ang1,4.8,11 HE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFUME- Thies jg at the #KRENCH KSTABLISH- MENT, ora t Opposl it tater Patent omice, 7 Se ne Dalcerds tr HF Oriental SILK WORSTED SUIT for fs the most dressy ut this seasou, at = 2730 A. STRAUS’. FMONGEOT'S AMBHOAL for the Hair aud Sca'p. &e. Depot. ULB: Patent Odies weer ie 0 YoU WANT 10 SA buy rg your Clothing? IE Ses na OEY aid 120 J, STHAUB, 1017 Penn, ave. AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL THEATER. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF GRAND ITALIAN OP! MAX STRAKOSCH... FAMILY SUPPLIES. + 9; granulated, per Ib 13 Cotter. _DRY GOOD: Don't wait till your head bursts before try- ing Lodille’s Headache Specific, bui get a bottle at once. Two doses will cure y 1 1b. Good Roasted 1}b, Roasted Laguayra or Marac 1)b. Best Roasted Old G: easure to show those in want 1 most-approved brands and “You May BREAK, You May SHATTER THE vase if you will. ‘Our Motto— The E> But the scent of the roses will clin: roun1 it Goods at the Lowest pos- red, has doa ied our omths, and we p THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, MAY 8, r Cured Shoulders LL PERFURMANCE. rerrin’s Worcestershire Sauce. GRAND FAREW siness in the past who may favor us with their patronage our best Shall open MONDAY Soft- vas, Nainsooksand Vic, Lawns, Was written in a spirit prophetic of J. & E. Al kinson’s Extract of White Roses. T'lb, Nice Fresh Batter. iq bb). Nice Family Flour. ttle Virgin Olive Oil, gt. ‘size. Gin and Ode hisy Cc. 8. OF apQbtr_ 1913 Seventh at. n.e., vet. Mand N, PPLE BUTTER, Al ° | MARIE ROZE | TT ARL, as Guulielmo Meister; | Be EARL, ts Guntelzo, Mots as Federico, All our correspondence is strictly confiden tial, and we never publish the nam:s of per capital prizes withoat fi taining a written eard over theiro vn signa ure, and unless specially permitted io pu w. ’ BI Bigith Street nae, [PEENsE BARGAINS IN HARE @ BON.” sons drawin: THURSDAY, MAY 9. DION BOUCICAULT, DRY GOODS, in his great creation of KERRY, or Night and Morniog. Alco, the sparkling charming Comedy, NE AND OY:TEKS. “The last of the Season? RIGHTWOOD PARK. CH RACE DO, + MAY Orit, 1878, F. Taylor's b. g. TORNADO s. KEY WEST. aks PEACH BUTTER, ANS. April 23, 1878. The undersigned certifies thathe held for collection for account of Geo, Best quality Andro-coggin ya: wide COTTON, . R. Gornto, Lan- QUINCE BUTTER, tof Spring DEESS G patterns and colors, from 12, number ticket No. 41. * *D,” in the Louisiana St drew the first ¢: PLUM BUTTER, tate Lottery. rize of thirty thousand X. Said ticket it by correspondence from the office at New Orleans for the sum of one do’- lar, and that the amount wa; promptly in full on presentation of the tick office of the company. ‘ Exchange Clerk Louisiana National Bank of New Orleans. APRICOT BUTTER, having been sen sof new LAWNS, 12 Plaid Swiss ORGAN DLES, yard w LINEN fcr Suitings, from 12° ce: ON THURKSDA PEAR BUTTER, E, B. Luoste, | Heimeticalty sealed; put ap in five-pqund pails; guaranteed to Keep in warm weather. JOBN H. MAGRUDER, ay2e-tr 1421 New Forkac., near U.S Tr’v. QTUFFED OLL MANGOES, (MARTYNIAS, | EAST INDIA’ GHERKINS, PICKLED! Ti 1M: ONS. ik UTUMN CLUSTERS, VORCESTERSHIRE, x BEEF STEAK, MUSHROOM, and other SAUCES, New crop SWEET iL. B. W. REEDS 8ON8, 1916 F st. n. w. 8 Will positively r shine, and Will be called at 3, . ‘Trotting to commence at MATTINGS and Spring CARPETS. NEW ORLEANS, April 16, 1878. The undersigned certifies that he held for collection for account of Juan Estebes, New No. 35,016, Class “D, Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the third vapital prize of five thousand dollars, on Taes- lay, April 9, 1878, said ticket having been sold the sum of two dol Plum, agent, 519 Broadway, that the amount was promptly tation of the ticket at the ofice of the com- T. M. WestcoaT, Southern Express Company, New Or C. M. TOWSON & 0V., 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, dat ssLangley,** ¥y af 8 o'clock, and on the Track Stages will leave the principal Hotels at 2 p.m. Aclnissi¢n 59 cents, AD WHIT *: }Proprictors. ATIONAL THEATER, N : Da 5 939 Penna. ave , bet. 9 h and 10th st Are now ofterin, r k ich are to be found utifil Linen Lawnsat 15c. 26 inches wide: “al Twilled Sammer Carn: ci. 1s yds wide aid, on presen- ROUCICAULT BOUCICAULT BOUCICAULT BOUCICAULT BOUCICAULT BOUCIGAULT BOUGICAULT BOUCICAULT BOUCICAULT | Ela BOUCICAULT: THURSDAY, MANAGER FORD. MR. DION BOUCICAULT, “KERRY,” assisted by the ing young actress, Blanche Ford, Belle McKenzie, trane, $1.25 and ap: one wishing to buy to sell aguin wo: NEW ORLEANS, April 10), 1878. The undersigned certitie holder of ticket No. 74,1 Lyons Black Gros Grain Silk a1 87's, would be good New Parasc}sand Sun Umbrell; ndrosceggcan 4-4 Bieached © Thempson's pet Clark's best 200 [ #48 Y, Which drew the four:h -five hundred dollars, 7S, said ticket having rs, at the office of A. Philip street, and that the paid on presentation of rize of twenty on Tuesday, April 9, 18 cost the sn of two dolls JUST RECEIVED ng Cors=ts, $2: be. 6 Spouls for A FINE LoT amount Was prompi Harry Taylor, the ticket at the offi Walter Dennis, ies volunteering. gh benaasssion bet. 9th and 100k cN SHIRT,” STRAWBERRIES. FRANK J. TIBBETS, PALACE MARKET, Corner 14th st. ana New York ave, oo fPUE GREAT souTH 2s) Treme street, New Orleans. OPEN FRONT, See advertisement in another column. WHAT ARE THE C SULPHUR Soa medical men h Linen Sleeve Binds and_Line Linings to the with a brilliant Our goods are maie by as and ‘one dollar: family cir: & yu guaranteed as represente 639 Center Market, CHOICE FRESH MEATS AT ALL, The best BEEF. VEAL, MUTTON and SPRING LAMB the couutry affords, aA orders faithfully filled; goods delivered, « Stalls 638 al se 20. y, it is inexpensi Beautify without taneous Huir Dye. TASUINGION SCHUETZEN PARK. it known resort jesof the season. still dispenses all the deli tes ordering dinners or suppers served at the E. LE NOUR, Supt. ALL Cnroxic Com by a cold, moist fore particularly necessary afflicted with ailments of this nature, what- be, to meet th hess with a wholesome Bitters should be taken ‘ous laboring un. aggravated | shortest nouce, nd it is there. y for those who ar ood Piques, 64 cents, Hieces, 45. vents. ren's Fancy Hose in city. ‘2he 3. 15, 20, 25 cnnits. Largest and cheapest Parasol steck in ¢ QUNDAY EV SHELDOX"S HaLl, will give the BALLOT Test and other Spiritnal Pheromena in full guslight. Adinission 25 Cents, these Phenomena, HEATER COMIQUE, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Performeuce Every Ni Matinee for Ladtes and Children EV NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Birst-class In Every Respect. Variety, Drama. Burlesque and Comedy.jan30-1y ON EXHIBITION AND 3ALE AT MARKRITER'S FREE ART GALLERY AND STORE, No. 626 E Stuker. oice Oil Paintings, Ei i O'CLOCK. IN ever their ty ‘Can be found at posing cause of s and 63 Washin, STALLS No. 52 ket, (7th street wing, Market, by bis frien K Silk yet sold, ‘ool Dress Goods, $12 ge. up; hargaine, dried Shirt trom 80c, to §) assimere stock slaughtered to close out, is and the lovers of CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON, CORNED and SPICED BEEF a speciaity. Marketing delivered free. OHN K. KELLY, DEALER IN FIRST-CLASS BEEF, LAMB. VEAL, MUTTON, CORNED BEEP A’SPRCIALP. Stalls 628, 629 and 630 Center Market, Sth street Wing, and 206 and 208 Northern Liverty Market; or address Box 713 City. eting delivered free of charge to all part rd sepia 1) RAILROADS ALTIG ORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK, NATIONAL LIN# AND SHORT ROUTE i NORTH AND WEST, AND SOUTHWEST, is Season by all pe: chronic ailmeats that tend to we Coujurers cannot tm) “Evcelsior” Refrigera Y. M.C. A. Building, H. D. Cooke, Jn.,& C heque Bak of Lond visiting Europe ¥ funds In these ehecks. RELIABLE HELP for Chronie, painful cured. without mei ctric Belts the g tions. Book and to for cash, . N. NAUDAIN, 709 Market Space, , Bankers, agents for don, limited. ill do well to cai FIFTH GRAND SPECIAL SALE weak and nervous suf- BLACK AND COLOR ‘We sell a Silk worth 80e, for 75, LaSuik worth $1 f We seli a Siik worth $1.1: We sell a Silk worth $1 1k Worth $1.50 for $1.2 vurnal, with par Pul a MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTHERS.—Don to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr all diseases of teething in childr the child from _p; lates the bowels Ta Silk worth $2 for $1.50. Pictures, Frame: ‘ORTHWES? Nails, &c., ial the Distri x Ww Ee Persons who wish to buy Silks are assured that ain, cures wind colic, regu- aI i by giving relief and health to the child, gives rest'to the mother. NTLEMEN.—We wish to cher’s Chemical hment, No. %6G street , By promptly ado latest improvemenis, whether of Amerie European invention, he is enabled to do k in a manner not to be equalled by t e facilities. His cleansing s’ and Gent's suits are, in 1 est in the city on account of superior work. N.B.—A specialty of his con- ots from costly party dress. His dry cleansef re- ectuaily from any ‘sthem an appearance Gloves cleaned; two #z~ Piease remember Name and Number. jy1-ly LE SPRING IS HERE.— Now is the Time Gents and Children’s cast- Boots, Shoes, &c.. prices at “JUSTH'S Old All notes by mail altimore and Way 3: Annapolis and Way 8 rashurg, Winchester and Way Static To LADIES AND call attention to_A. ing and Dyeing Estab] near 9th street. to Sell,—Ladies’, ot Wearing Apparel, ‘0. 619 D street n.w, will be promptly attended t e | EXCURSIONS CONNOLLY’S, _AN27-iF_ GOS Ninth street, S, COLOK ek Silks, K rg, Winchester. Hagers- 3 and Way Stations. Boston and Balti- 7 Car to New York and nati, Chicago and Pitts AND PICNICS RST GRAND ‘On the Barge “COCK ADE Will take place S n St. Wharf ats o e} fact, the che: h, except Suuday, “Throngh car Car 10 Gratton, sists in removing s es; 25 years’ exper! moves grease spots eft and careful pressi as if newly made. pair for 25 cents. Sleeping Cars to (Guinet make) me quality, at yards of this and returning at 8, Washington going and returning. Tickets 25 cts, : no charge for childven wader ten al satin finish, sul itimore, Annapolis aud W: have sold one (hou: —* Baltimore Express, We are selling a Dorch?s Band, sixteen pieces. jcott City, Annapolis Wrightanud 11 wersiv, Caterers, riered for $60, | Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex- anday to Baltimore only, stop- k Cas*mere, 50c. ly BOe. About or men's and boys" TVALS, D FLORAL F: 300 pieces of ul Spring Dress silk aud wool 00 TO FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, Ie The JANE MOSE- eet wharf at o°clock p in, 29. 1878, and return aby $é each, to be hi Five hoursat fortress Monroe, for FOUNDRY CHURCH, (cor, 14t THURSDAY ana ish Siockings FRIDAY EVENINGS, May PRESB re es to Point of Rocks and Way Siat ~"Haitimore, Annapolis and Way Station —"Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore E- : orfolk taken in tl cars directly. to. boat at Cauton, tion on Suuday for 5 ‘Baltimore aud Way Stations. fo. and Colunibus Express, Ticking that is made, SPECIAL NOTICE.—We have placed a large ent in front of our store with our ) written on it in gold letters, TY one Will kuow where ‘to find tho ud largest assortment of Dry Goods in LY will leave 6.0 s Wednesday, May ne*s Bookstore; or of M larylaud avenue ‘northea Ebbitt House: M west; Warfield & Hi of the Committee, or'at the commodations, Free, Acmission free. gmaw BERRY FESTIVAL + 0 louse, O12 F street wort Vharf. Sleeping Number of tickets limite: Meals. Fifty Cents, can be had on the boat; or, ied if preferred, No liquor ledge themselves to maintain the best or- der, and attend to the comfort of their guests, m) 4-2aw2w& dtd RIVATE EXCURSIONS PARTIES TAKE NOTICE.—The steam yacht DAVID M. KEY can be char- tered to run to any pointon the Po- Tomac, from $20 to $30 per day. new, fast and safe. SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT, ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, (Corner 14th and L sts.,) FRIDAY EVENING, May 10th. RECITATIONS BY Miss Annie Stor; ittsburg Express, wis and Pittsburg. itsburg on Sand Sleeping Cars to No connection for P 9:30—*New York, Philadelphia and Car to New York, aud r to Philadelphia, Other trains daily, except Sunday. 1878 res$ffifea 1878 TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST, Double T. ack. Steel Rails, Splendid accnery, Magnisicent Equipment, PRIL 4th, 1878. WASHINGT Casbineres, Lawns, & 600 Silk Sun Umbrellas for dailies ‘and Gentie~ Tauging in price from $1, Lo $8.00, gin Cotton. mo ‘ruit of the Loom, 9¢. onsdale Cambric. 12) WwW No. 928 77H Sr.. No. 706 K ST, N.w, SPLEN! A ates: Bust Corset, guarantee steel: mneres from 20 to Te, yard: Pure Linen Table Di ILEY, cor. 7th and F st. s. BOOTS AND SHOES Bestex SHOE AUCTION HOU; SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsylvania Avenur, BETWEEN 46 AND 6TH BrReETS. junches may be ‘carri sold on the boat, jecial Sleeping Gu Grace Greenwood, Mist Mamie F. Richardson, Prot. E. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC BY Herndon Morseil, Miss Jennie Bryan, Prof. Henri Perabeat Doors open 7 ovelk. ms. —_—_—_—_—_—_—— GEORGETOWN ADV’M’Ts. O™ MOTTO, EXCELSIOR t CLEANBING, CLEANSING, CLEANSING, EN’S GARMENTS, W. BURDEITE & CY. Mr. Widney, Mi Admission ten cents. She is entirely For information address Lock Box'585, or appty at the wharf, foot of 8th =t. 8. or our Office, 510 F Inland Mail Transportation Go, DAY EXCURSION. TTANO “will resume ys to MARSHALL 5, 1878, and ‘every i the excursion season treet wharf at DID LINE OF KID SteyEs, soiled, worth = Respectfuly, U. A TRAINS LEAVE corner of Sixth and B streets, For Pittsburg and the West. 10.10 a.m. With Parlor Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping from Pittsnurg to Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago; 7:40 p.m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago, ‘ON, from Depot, The Steamer i Sunday thereat rinitting.) Leaves 6th. turning, arrives in Washington at 7 ndria going and coming, Fare Halland return, 25 can be chai tered for excursiouson reasonable terms yADR at office Of steamer Mattano, TUCKER JONES, Agent. LYMONT PAVIL' This beautiful sum DYKING, LADIES’ ana’ GENTLEM! W. H. WHE. TLEY, dG wo, 2 Ce Established iss _ and never excelied before or since, to which the Je of the District and thousands of others of tates and Territories will testify, Send us your orders, aw TROFESSIONAL . Clairvoyant and Magnetic Physician, 824 Och st. L.w.. has eminent success in treating (without drugs) Acute and Chronic Diseases. Consultation free, m1-2w* N. DUlrehitect and Engin eer. andio, ‘Sate Deposit Co.'s Buildi cor. 15th st, and New York ave Tesumed his office he at No, 1208 Pennsylvania avenue, ENRY J, ENNIS, 711 G street, opposite Pat- ent Office. Electrician and Model perimental work a specialty. BALTIMORE AND POTUMAC RAILEOAD, For Canandaigua, Kochestei Falls and tne north. at Saturday, with Palace Cars to Watk rt, Lock Haven, Elmira and Wat- kins, at 10:10'a.m, daily, except Sunda For New York and the East im. daily, with Palace Cars attach: Express 6° Pullman Cars, 9:20 a.m. For New York and the East, 1:30 p.m. daily. ex- cept Sunday, with Sieepi igh tains connect at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, affording direct fransfer to Fulton street, avoldini @ and Journey across New Yo: Iphia, 1:30 p, m, 40 a.m., and 6:30 and 9:30 Express, 9:20 a, m, daily, Accomincdation for Baltimore, 6:58, 8:30 a. m and 4:20 daily, except Sun 49 JEFFERSON ‘o Charge for Landing. mer resort has changea its ent and bas been placed in first-rate for the coming seas“, and no as heretofore, Wil! be mad: é. . F. SMITH. Proprietor, or ADAMS. 812 F st., for open dates. SUMMER RESORTS iS—NORTHERN CEN- TRAL RAILROAD, ned for the Summer Season on his beautiful summer resort, 20 miles from Baltimore, will offer unusnal attra = ‘ions and comforts for families or transient hoart- ly to MISS AMELIA GRAHAM. 45 CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE oF GREAT REDUCTION IN 3 Gent's Butt G: G iters, $2, now $1 25, If Gaiters: $3. now $2 . double ter- city 2. a Ladies Kid and Goat Button, $3, now $1 60, Ladies Newports and Ties. $i Lad es Slippers, 35, 50. 60, 75c Children’s Shoes jurgeon In charge of Mary- agate , from ‘i to daily, except Suni lis, 6:55 a, m. and 4:20 p. m, daily, French Heel Kid Batton Boots, Genuine Pebble Goods. Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from $1 50 to$3, EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED. I will sell for the next 30 days 25 1. lowe han any other house in the ety. Pe d house ean be found tne best home= Quarters — Ties. and & Co. (Baitim ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSB' RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA END WASHINGTON RAILR For Souncris. 6, 7, 8, 9:10, 10, 6. 7p. m. ' On Sunday’ via Richmond. GQHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, BHENANDOAH Co,, Va. 1d Sulphur Waters; Lo bar: ft. above tide-water; iat rates to guests arriv ‘une to remain twoor three For termsand ‘Alum, Chalybeate anc R.T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist. Removed to southeast corner 7th anc Streets northwest. ‘Teeth inserted hand-stitched Low ing in Msy or traps—from Faust Br.. . Clark & Co., (Baltimore, Md.,) and other well-known manufacturers, at THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Penn’a avenue. FrR™ BANKRUPT MANUFACTUR- ERS, Proprietor, IN SPRINGS AND BA’ hire County, EN MAY 157TH, 187 any mineral 'water in Ji cure of Kidn Troubles, Uterine Ailments, Goi pepsia, aud Diseases oy alkaliné, and contain al solvent of Caleuli, :TROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS, 805 Penn- If You Would know the truth Office hours from § sylvania avenue. information, sleepi ourals, ee Dr. in all thi ions can be proc east corner of Thirteenth and avenue: ortmeaet corner of Sixth street: sylvania avenue, be left for the tion from hotels and resi ee EMER, Gen ‘ured at the offices, north- and Bladier and Acid Dys- waters are iso Baits of Lithis. It is an D roved 0} ther diseases: and can be more cone on in the above named than an: in this country. Fine Ch: rich in iron, on the grounds, and of excellent quality easily and other baths su- of Music south ‘mation, call on ashington, D.C. . H. SALE, Proprietor. yk. FRANK WHITE, the tic Healer, D om u] Magnetic Healer, most obstinate Chro’ ‘and at the de} BW. frente successfully the pot, where orders mic and Acute Diseases, suitation free, Officehours—8 to D*? me DENTIST, REMOVED TO marl-ly $20,000 WORTH OF fidently relied ‘other mineral spri GAITERS, TIES AND SLIPPERS, 703 15TH STREET, N‘4tTraANs: Over Thompson's Drug Store, {EOISCOVEBY 2 ¢ FOR THE HA! To Be Sold Without Reserve, and delicious, and the plu warantee the fin For detailed infor FRAZIER, Ebbitt House W; Send for woscr sale for the By LOUIS HEILBRUN, can sediment or other extraneous Upon the scalp, to shot Stain linen or the finger nails, Put up in large vetties, Price One Dollar. and Sonnet tath Wasnneres Sens Saupe, DR. LEWIS’ PLASTER, FOR A QUART! small. 402 SEVENTH STREET. OLUNTEER, JR. py ;Dietontan, by al by imp. Messenger, Manttiring Payniasier, founder, Py tmp, Bel COL. K{PP—Winner of the four-year old’ colt 2:47, by Tom }10,000 stallion Toronto Chief, dam Wi: Volunteer, by Ham- ieilahy by ambi, ‘dam by. Defiance, by, by Mambrino. bj WEST POINT HOTEL, OPEN MAY 30, 1878, el has now an elevator, and was thor- winter, ‘pain: Ide, oor eulargedy aud all ou: house will be in readiness by ores toattend the June examination and ‘ary Academy. Address GOODSELL BRvs,, Bion of “That Old Woman of Mine. THE STOCK CONSISTS oF THE BEST MAKES, ALL WIDTHS LADIES AND MISSES FRENCH KID, and Foxed Button, Congress. Lace uski: sunbkins, Jeffersons, Freuch! eg ne ad KIN and Canvas. winner of the wrest # “GEORGE PEABODY Other information obtained from the owner, a HTB Eat oro ei am J OHN E. KENDALL & SON, No. 619 B street n.w., (Near B, & P. Depot,) Mave for sale at half cost of manufactur- ers® prices, ICE KING REFRIGERA. TORS, “uitable for Family, Hotel and Res-' niencesadded. The One large and six orons. Sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Sold by all Drugoists. Ask for a Circular. COLORED AND FANCY DRESS 100 different Patterns, at gs HE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS. ETY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR 92.20 GAS8-LIGHT OFFICE, octl-tr 411 ANp 418 10TH STREET. Colored Cassimere PA NTS at$3. ‘4, BERAUE, Beal sewed Button, Shoes, Lasting, YMORE HO! 'D, ILLINOIS A’ A TIC CITY, N. M. E. HOOPES. LEATHER TRUNK, WITH CANVAS CovER. BECKER'S HARNESS AND TRUNK Factory, Corcoran Building, opp. U. 8. Treasury. TRUNES called for, repaired and covered at ex- tremely prices. a en Gee, ike oe TLDS all-colors Lace uckle CH of Button, and B: P.8.—Price lists to be had gratis at store, aM5-tr ____ Penh nd a I OOK aT THOSE MAGNIFICENT LiGi ish and French Cassimere Pant Be iitachmient, They can only be found Bvorieds