Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1878, Page 4

SESE ERSTE OF RERE THE E WEDNESDAY. , 1878. Weather Indications To-day. Orvicz OF CHIEF SIGNAL OF: Washington, M. dle Atlantie sta ng barometer, nortl CER, 1378. temperatures, fing to easterly slightly cloudy wi during Thursday b: ‘LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. na T + —The Soldier's Trust. e Halt.—Exhibition of the Phono- gradually clear or followed Lincoin He ert by the Boston Men- delssohn Quintette Club. Co Street lamps will be lighted at extinguished at 3:00 a.m. From J. C. Parker we ha papers in advance of the mails. The members of Washington Commandery. No.1, Knights Templar, will attend services at Chureh of the AScension to-morrow— Ascension day. They will parade the streets in uniform, headed by the Marine band, prior to entering the chureh. . st evening, a lady residing on lith street southwest, while taking a walk inthe Monu ment grounds, found a dead white infant ina ar box. The police took charge of it and had it buried. e the New York eS Minnehaha Lodge of Good Templars an an enjovable entertainment at Odeon Hall ng, in whieh there were readings and nd a brief address by Rev. Dr. enroute for Rich- after K to-night from the nd. Among them will ‘and Commandery and su Maryland, and U Yy and Subordinat vennsvivania. The Gri irginia will meet, the iti Grand Comman 2 ( etitive drill fo ng commande trumpet. rompet at Willard »berts, of , Was a decided success, of the: begins to The entr ‘m horses well Known here, are good. and excel- Tent races are promised. The classes r from 2: to 3-9 » courts will adjourn ¢ Parker and Tate ated week ran It be op ratic ned ‘The Core excursion bythe Young Church of the Inc ab’e as its prede At the Ebbitt an interesting bers of No.1 s select and enjoy- eadyt. on of Chief Engi- which the various movements Were as if there had been a fire, the same time the fi tel were Si fire-eseapes are a the drill the firemen of a substantial t furnished by Mr. Willard, propri- who has on other occasions interest in, and kind feeling for, the members of the department. Decoration Day Excursions and Pie- nics. By reference to the adver- be seen that there will be an T) Annapol: tisement it Ww excusion to the ancient capital of Ma to-morrow, combining comfort, safety pleasure. 7 There will be a grand complimentary picnic given to-morrow by the German-American Beyer’s 7th-street park. North Carolina Avenue an excursion to Fort Washington on the Cockade City. The barge will leave Guinand’s wharf, foot ¢ at S a.m., and 7th- To the sion to this interesting loeality for the benefit of the Wesley Chapel parsonage. There will 1 boat, comfortable seats and spa- . Boat le foot of Congress ‘orgetown, at 7:30 to-morrow morn. 'y of Washii arf at 10a.m. ad return to 0) p.m. seursion of the Metropolitan t M. E. churches leaves for Rich- at 6 a. m. to-morro’ 10:30 a.m.and Jeav- a B.& PR. RR, in Richmond at ing at 6p. m. ; The Departmental Dozen, having the ex- elusive control of Marshall Hall for the day, will give their eighth annual exeursion there, leaving 7th-street wharf at 9 a.m. and return: ing at Sp. m. The B. & O. R. R gives a grand excursion to Harper's Ferry. The train leaves V ton at $45 a.m., and, returning, leaves the Ferry at 5:20 p.m. The Annual Excursion of the Mount Ver- non Ducking Clubis to Mount Vernon Springs. THE WORKINGMEN’S ASSEMBLY met at Beck's hall last evening—Mr. Emmons in the ebair,and George E. Taylor secretary. Mr. Hamilton, from the mass meeting committee, reported that subscriptions were coming in, and there was considerable enthusiasm mani- iested. Mr. Hamilton, from the ‘Typographi. ea! union, offered resolutions, which were adopted:—“That the Senate committee on education and labor, in submitting their ad- verse report on the House bill providing for the enforcement of the eight-hour law, have notonly done a great act of injustice to the chanics, artisans and laborers employed in the navy yards and workshops of the gevern- ment, but have also grossly misrepresented the sentiments and feelings of the working classes throughout the country, who earnestly favor the enactment of state and national laws pro- viding for the reduction in hours of labor Yieving that zh this poliey more favorable opportunit be afforded for employment to the unemployed: that the workingmen ap- ‘alto their frieuds in Congress not to ad- Journ the present session until this error of Judgement has be idered and a bill ov icin: nent of the eizht- our law adopted and ed upon the stat- utes of the United States; that the petition purporting to come from Boston, Mass., pro- testing against the enforcement of the eizht- W,and praying for the repeal of t law as it now stands. is a contemptible frand,” ete. The assenibly then went into executive session. ConMENCEME LEGE DE2ARTMENT, HOWARD UNIVERSITY he seventh annual commencement and junior exhibition of the College Department of the Howard University was held last evening at that institution. The attendance was large ; the decorations tasteful, and the inte! is falls equal to that on former similar occas Hottoes in evergreen were suspended over the speakers’ stand. Seated ‘on the platform were Gen. C. H. Howard, Geo. F. T. Cook, superintendent of colored schools G. W. Balloch, Geo. E. Baker, Prof. W. J. Wilson, Rev. J. W. Alvord, Bishop John M. Brown, T: L. Tulloek : also, Profs. F. W. F ory, Thomas Robinson, E. E. rds, Principal M. B. Briggs, 1 T. J. Shadd, and among the guests were Robert Purvis, Revs. Wm Warring and Brodie, Gen. Whittlesey, Lewis Douglass. Prof. W. W. Patton was m the chair. The exercises were opened with prayer Bishop Brown, after whieh. there were erations by Chas. H. Combs, Baltimore: Julius L.. Grice, Prince George county, Md.; Jas. H. Howard. Brookeville, Md.; ‘Lawrence 0. Posey, South Carolin: G. Sears, Ohio: and James M. Clapp, of Virginia. The degrees were then conferred upon James W. Camp. F. J. Shadd, and Rev. H. M. Brown, Voeal and instrumental music was furnished by M Alice Strange, Mrs.T. T. Fortune, Mr. C.C. McKinney, Philip Alston and C. ©. MeKin. ney, jr. BEAUTIFUL dress goods, part silk and part wool, 25¢.; beautiful’ dress goods, part wool, se. (We are selling the cheapest black and ed_ silks.) Black silk, 75, 37, $1, $1.25, Silks only $1. Bealsatin the #1 and $1.25 are special bargains. Black lining silk, 5c. Beau- Uful Paeific lawns 10, not ie ite honey- comb quilts, ®e. Extra heavy pure white bridal .juilts, $1.50. Cassimeres and linens for men, boys, and children. Carter's, Market Space.—Advrt. If appears that Generals G. T. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early will personally supervise the semi.aitiual drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery Company to take place on the Nth of June, at New drieans. ‘his ought to assure perfect fairness to all the ticket hold- ers, among whoe2, as wilt be seen from the ad- vertisement of ‘the company in another ¢olump, an enormous sum of mouey is to be distributed in the form of prizes. The com- ‘acy was chartered in 1938 by act of the legis- ‘ature. x ad peir samples of ladies ren’s fancy hose are offered at bar- These have been sent over by some at anufacturers of Europe. exhibt- ton at Chas. Baum’s, 408 7th seeset, = t Firry rolls new Canton matting just re- ved. cents per yard and up, 635 Pennsylyania ave- The Business College Commence- men Lincoln hall was densely packed last night with a brilliant audience, among whom were Senators, Representatives and their families, cers of both houses of Congress, heads of departinents, and relatives and friends of the | twelfth graduating class of the popular and | y useful Spencerian Business College. At eight | “clock Schroeder's band was unable to verture, the arms of the musicians being piniened down by the throng. ‘The beautifui flower girls and pages being lifted upon the stage to make room, the band played a march | from Weingarten, and the graduating cls eight graceful, intellectuallooking young ladies, and twenty-two young gentlemen, | marched in single file upon the stage, and, d viding under the areh, moved right and left, | coming down through the center in eolumns of two, four, and eight, making a charming picture, as the fleecy white dresses floated _be- | tween the fir trees. vines and flowers. This | march was greeted with hearty applause fcom the audience. After prayer by Rev. Mr. Little, | the band played “Sweet Spirit Hear My rayer.”* ¢ salutatorian, Mr. Charles E. Kearney, a gentleman with-a broad white brow, and a seif-possessed bearing, deli a brief, practical opening address of weleon. er a fine frampet solo by Julius Schultz, n M. Shiles, a tall, handsome young lady, with a rich voice, read an essay, or her delivered an address, upon the “ Power | of Trifles.” It was replete wiih fine | thought expressed in choice language, Tie iadies’ valedictory, by Miss Jessie L. Sch a beautiful Indiana girl, was pointe: i and happily rendered, and her Propositions for the disposition of superfiuous girls proved that her lessons in political economy and the laws of business had given her intelligent ideas corfcerning life as it is and ougit to be. The valedictory in behalf of the young gentle- by Mr. Edwin J. Finch, of New York, ed excellent judgment and close obser- on of the signs of the times. ie said: “This class of young men having learned to admit new truths and yield to new discover- ies, seemed to be needed to help to solve the questions which the men of today confess themselves unable to deci y are so many brawny a. 30 mueh work i ndone?”* ‘arewell” to teach- a made many eyes aud played Sum- nd Mrs. Sara A. rT, ociate principal of the colle: a brief address, full of common sens: views of the want and suffering among wo- men, the causes and remedies. She said: Life, health and happiness are more con tagious than disease, but women suffer more from ideas, false, debilitating ideas, than from cireumstances. Let a woman— friendless, despondent—put her foot down a: take a position of health, strength, self-reii- ance and seif-respect, and she is inspired at e with confidence in herself, and the world with confidence in her. But she depre- cated the general indifference among lady ‘e-holders and women in comfortable mstances to prepare themselves while they n, for the inevitable day of want and trou- ach Woman thinks she shall hold her pine till the general judgment, though she eves every other woman isto be discharged and come to grief. Prof. Spencer gave a clear, strong rest the kind of trainin: ak. nd ble why these masses of friends annu: assem ble" to weleome to the business world these | young men and women. Mrs. Speneer awarded the diplomas and cer- tificates to the young ladies and Prof. Spe to the young gentlemen. The following were ue graduat i beth R. Fearson, D. M. Fenton, N. ¥.: Jessie I. 1 rian, Ind. elyn M, Shiles, D.C Wells, D. C.; Mary L. Wooster, D. € Geutlemen—Jas. B. Mark Burnham, € Otto G. Eekstin, D Gicloren Y Addison Y.: Fred Elias B. ; Mason G. Rogers, Va.; James F. Rose, D. Rowell, D/C.: Frank L. Silliman, N. ¥. P. Weller, Ma. - Bookkeeping Certificates—Kate E. Adams, Del.: Margaret M. McLaughlin, D. C.; Martin J. Ardeeser, D. C. The following were members of the recep- tion committee: Ladies—Rosalie A. Schueir. Nellie M. Beach, Catherine L. Coburn, Atala F. Collins, Mary Davison, Sarah J. Evan: Mary Eagan, Emma E. Gangewer, Louisa Georges, Jennie Hamilton. Ellen C. Murphy, Katie Schwing, Fanny E. Stubblefield, Sarah M. Robinson. "Gentlemen—Frank H. Loving Asa Barker, jr., Wm. M. Bittinger, Jacob M. Black, Edward H. Brown, Appleton Cady, Frank H. Childs, Wm. S. Davies, John Duhev, Burwell Ellis, Henry J. Ferdner, Wm. H. Jones, Wm. 'S. Grace, Henry W. Sonten: schmidt, Edward H. Saxton, John Stephen, Howard’ J. Tilton, John W. Thomas, Law fence Thompson, Mark A. Tyndall, Arthur J. Whitcomb, Charles Werner, J. W. Williams, LeDroit Woodward. Amusements, &c. National Theater.—*The Soldier's Trus!” has proved a highly interesting performance to all who have been to the National this week. The pathos of the biay is well blended with the light touches of humor that through the plot, which is rather intri seorge Boniface’s ‘Corporal Antoine” a fine conception well executed. Tallmadge Hall —No one should miss the opportunity now presented at Tallmadge Hill of hearing Bie phon raph. Exhibition at 10 a.m., 2 $ p.m. daily. y request the Boston Men- n Quintette Club will give a concert here this evening. The oecasion will be one of unusual musical brilliancy. The following are the musicians who will cr ogg 8. E, Jacob- sohn, violin; G. Danreuther, violin; Thomas Ryan, clarionette; Edward Heindi, flute; Ru- adiph Henning, violincello; Alex. Heindi, con- tra basso. Miss Ella C. Lewis, the distinguish- ed vocalist, will also assist. Prof. Ed. Hay.—The Professor is evidently going to keep his promise of presenting a good programme on the evening of his benefit. Miss Eva Mills, Miss Ware, Miss Bryan, Mrs. F. G. Mills, Messrs. Pugh, Young, Joyce, Tweedale, Prof. Reynolds and the Sienger- bund are among those who volunteered and will take part in the entertainment. Then there is Mr. Hay himself, who will, of course, have something to say ahd do. The time will be next Friday, and the place Lincoln Hail. AN INTERESTING APPEAL CaSE.—Yesterday afternoon in the Supreme Court of the District the case of George Robinson, indicted for an assault with intent to kill, and convicted at the jast term of the Criminal Court of assault and battery only, was heard. In the court below the counsel for the defense urged that such a verdict on such an indictment was equivalent toa verdict of acquittal, and moved to dis- charge the aceused. The court overruled this motion. Aiterwards the same question was raised on habeas corpus, and the case was ap- pealed. Mr. Bradley contended that the fol lowing section of the code of the Distriet took away from all courts, except the Police Court. all original jurisdiction to act in eases of simple assault and battery: “The Police Court shall haye original and exclusive jurisdiction of all offenses against the United Stites committed in the District not deemed eapital or other in- famous erimes—that is to say, of all simple as- saults and batteries, and all other misdemean. ors not punishable 4 imprisonment in the penitentiary.” Gov. Wells urged that the true meaning of this provision is that the Police Court shall have exclusive original jurisdic- tion in eases where the offense charged is only a misdemeanor. __ Chief Justice Cartter, announcing the unan- imous opinion of the court, said that there could be no doubt that the law conferred upon the Criminal Court of the District power to re- cord verdicts for assault on indictments for as- sault with intent to kill, verdicts for petit lar- ceny on indictments for grand larceny, &c., and dismissed the appeal. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issned to Wm. E. Thompson and Sarah Savilla Bryan ; Thomas J. Goss, of Baltimore, and Lydia Matthews; Arthur A. Nauk and Sophia Cath- erine Walter; James A. Ford and Mary J. Thornton; Charles F. Parker and Mary F. Bail; Daniel M. Germann, of Alexandria, and Mattie V. Hunt; Nathan Bruce and Mary E. Enders; Andrew D. Rockafellow and Louisa Hardy; Melvin D. Peck, of Cortland, N.Y., and Maggie H. Diil, of Baltimore. BLACK SILKS, black silks, black silks, at Car- ter’s, 71] Market Space. Colored silks, plum, steel, cardinal, cream. seal brown, light brown. and an immense assortment of black silks, striped silks and plain silks, every yard at the very lowest cash price. Checked and fine striped silks on light ground; navy blue, light blue, light green, black and brown checked, and striped silks on light ground. THAT WIFE OF MINE is in eestacies over the fine garments in stock at the Boys’ Glothing House, No. 909 Pennsylvania avenue, ani really complimented me on my good judgment in secntee such desirable styles at such fair prices. The fact is there was little eredit due me, as it all belonged to Messrs. Robinson & Co. = they keep none but the best goods.— Advt. COL. MICHAEL THOMPsON’s LIBRaRY.— Yesterday Mrs. Mary G. Thompson. by her next friend, J. V. uglass, entered suit against Charies T. Davis and Otis Bigelow. to restrain the sale of the library of Colonel zhompega and lot 2, square 429, which were seized by the defendants immediately after Mr. Thompson's sudden disappearance from this city, about two weeks since. eee ene PARASOLS, splendid assortment to make se- lections from, with plain and fancy handles, from $1.50 up. New spring dress goods, all the latest styles made this season, from 12! cents up. New stock of lawns frem 6'4 cents up. Blick grenadines from 12, 15, 18, 2,57, &e. Great bargains ean be had at Towson's, 626 Peausylvania avenye, south side. —Adri. The Analostan-Undine Boat Race. DEFEAT OF THE WASHINGTONIANS. The return race of the Analostan Boat Club, of this city, with the Undines, of Baltimore, was rowed on the Patapseco river, south Balti- more, yesterday afternoon. Last year, on the Potomac, the “An: ans beat the Undine. vester on the apseo, the Undines de- feated the Analostans. Every point along shore from which a view of the race could be obtained was packed with human beings, while all the steamers on the river for the purpose of accommodating those who wished to witness the race were heavily loaded. Small-»oats of every description crowded the river. Great interest in the result of the race was felt both here and in Baltimore. A large number of Washingtonians went over to witness the con- test. The course, one mile and a half and re- turn, lay directly across the Patapsco from the the Baltimore side to the Anne Arnndel shore. ‘The Anal oss for position, and took the o one furthest from the shore. Both crews appeared to be in excellent trim, the Analostans seeming the heaviest. The Undines looked fresher than the Analos- tans, who appeared to be_ either over-irained or improperly trained. The erews took up ion at the starting flag, amid cheers. At 6:14 the word “go” was given, The Analostans shot ahead, pulling beautifully about strokes to the minute... They soon got a lead of the Undine of two boat lengths or more. Be- fore the turning point was reached they had considerably widened the gap between the de, or the two boats, “They lost their vantage, however, by wild and crooked steering, the bow run: ning the boat out of the course. Both crews rounded the flags on the return home about even. The bow of the Undine crew now did more wiid steering, but his crew nevertheless drew weilahead. The Analostans, who ap- peared to flag, were aroused by a Washington cheer. They spurted and went ahead. “The Undines now took a turn at spurting. They were off their course but kept straight on. At the commencement of the last half mile of the race the stroke gaye them 40 a minute, and again they took the lead. The Analostans tried to rally, but with the exception of the stroke were unable to pull vigorously. The Undines kept on steadily and passed the stake boat four lengths ahead of the Analostans. \o official time was kept. ‘The Analostans time was S414 and the Undines were not orded. There was great cheering at the finish. The Undine crew was, with one excep: tion, the same as that which was beaten by the Analostans on the Potomac last year. With the exception of the stroke the Analos: ton crew were new men. The following we.e the crew Analostan—K. Whi! Q. Campden, No. 2, 153 pounds IL. C. Watts, t, No. 0. 2, 156 pounds ; mt e, Stroke, 162 pounds; J. pounds; P. W. Pag L. Burdette, bow, é Cc. pounds, Undine— Dr. J.D. 1 pounds. The tug S$. M. Johnston Mr. George 8. Brown for the Un Marcelius Bailey for the Analo: Frick, of the Ariel Club, judge at Mr. Alexander Krumbhaar, of the and start stroke, 150 poun 12 pounds: Irvi t. K. Cross, bow, 151 huy isi Mr.Geo. 8. Brown astimer. The race was governed by the rules of the National Association of amateur oarsmen. les were defeated on yesterday afternoon by the The score was 17 to 3. 1, but Were no. the New Havens, who batted ter- worked together admirably and fielded but few errors, New Eagles y match ribly, with COURT: Court IN GENERAL TERM. Yester United States “agt. Bro: Dangertield; judgment of Crim firmed. United States zt. es agt. Lippincott; remanded to the Criminal Court. George Robinson, habeas corpus; appeal dismissed. his morning the case of Georgetown Col- lege agt. the District of Columbia, (injunction to enjoin the collection of taxes on property used for educaii purposes,) Was contin- ued. E S appoitited an exam- i . Mr. Ladde, of Cambridge, ‘ass., made apolication for admission to the bar, and it was referred. The case the Freedmen’s Savings and Trust Company agt. Maxwell, was argued. Circuit Court—Judae Humphreys. Ogle agt. Bland; verdict for plaintill #75. Waish . Walsh: judgment fort defendant. Keyser agt. Muhlhafer: verdict for plaintiff for #15. hittaker xX; re: ferred to J. J. Johnson. Laughlin & Murray agt. Woodward; settled. Skinner & Skinner agt. Sunmak ing. soaay, Rest agt. Cudiip dant. Ivord agt. Ch Pouice CourT—Judge Snell. To-day, Tobias Foster, ault and battery on Lena Foster, his wife $69 days in jail. Henry Taliaferro, charged with larceny of a gold watch worth $0; $10) bonds. This is an addi- tional case found against this defendant, W it will be remembered, was before the c few days since on the charge of gr. ¥ s from a stran. nd battery on M: a preity severe whipping gi colored woman by anoth bout two or three weeks ago. Complainant's head and face was pretty badly eut with a heavy elub. Testi- mony for defence showed that this grew out of jealo about defendant's husband ; 320 and costs. Appeal taken and bond fixed at gl00. Anna Conroy, assault on Elizabeth Storrs with a class lamp, breaking if over her head and cutting her scalp severely ; 60 daysin jail. Rudolph Peterson, keeping nis bar open on Sunday; #20. | Wesley Johnson and Nelson Carpenter, disorder! church ; $5 each. GEORGETOWN. DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN LADY.—Miss Georgiana A. Rowley, step-daughter of Dr. J. W. Jayne, died of cancer, after a long illness, at her home, No. 76 Bridge street, yesterday afternoon, aged 45 years. INFANT ABANDONED.—Abont 10:30 o'clock last night, Officer Joseph Harper discovered a colored male infant in the hallway of house No. 221 Bridge street, where it had been left by some one unknown. The child was apparently about one week old. it was sent to St. Ann’s Infant Asylum to-day. . BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the 57th regular monthly meeting of the Ninth Building Asso- ciation, held last night at Goddard's hall, $500 was sold, being four shares, at #150 per share. TELEPHONIC.—R. B. & A. B. Cropley have established telephonic ecunection between their grocery stores corner Bridge and Poto- mac and Bridge and Congress streets. IMPROVEMENTS.—The ‘canal company is building a heavy wall of masonry at the Feeder above the Chain Bridge. SEE advertisements of excu yn to Great Falls on boat ttie C.Cropley, and of the strawberry festival at Forest Hall. Drovers’ Rest.—\0) sheep and lambs offered, all sold ; prices—old sheep, #2 to $4 per head 4 eatt lambs, from 4 to 5 cents’ per Ib. 79 up, 13 left over ; 62 sold at 3 to 5 nts. 3 $5 to #45 per head. 30 cows and calv Market dull. MERCHANTS’ HANGE.—There were no offerings on ‘Change to-day. CITY ITEMS. NERVOUS headache, which gives rise to many graver troubles, yields quickly to one or two doses of Lodille’s Headache Specisic. 50 cents. WHY HAS A WHITE ROSE ON A GOLDEN LyRE been adopted asa trade mark by J. € £. Atkinson? Because their toilet preparations have become so popular that they are exten- sively counterfeited. A DISEASED IMAGINATION is the usual con- comitant of a torpid stomach. There is no complaint to which pomanity is subject which the ashe tic does not at different times sup- pose that he has, or is about to have. The only way to disabuse the sufferer’s mind of these fancies, which are realities to him, is to infuse life and vigor into his digestive organs, and the most potent preparation for this pnrpose is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitte You will never buy any othor if you once see “Excelsior” Refrigerator in use at Hamilton’s, Y¥.M.C. A. Building, 9th and D sts. 0,1; THERE 1s NOTHING MysTERIOUS about the disappearance from the skin of eruptions, burns, scalds, bruises, ulcers and sorés through the influence of Glenn's Sulpkur Soap. Sul- phur is a potent purifier and healer of the es. and is most beneficially utilized in this form. To renew P nal youth use Hill's Instanta- neous Hair Dye. eo Happy TIDINGS for nervous sufferers, and those ay? ae been Gosed, drugued, and quacked. lvermacher’s Electric is effec. tually cure premature debility, weakness and decay. Book and Journal, with information worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pul- vermacher Galvanic Company, New York Ci 6,18,d&kly M MorHers, MoTHERS.—Don’t fail toprocure Mrs, Winslow's sooth Syrup tor ang ‘iseases of in chtdven. f¢ re eves jin, cures wind salle, regu- ef and 5 ives ret 4 ‘the moter. AMUSEMENTS. EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS | __ BOOTS AND SHOES. _| _ DRY GOODS. N4tronay THEATER. UNQUALIFIED HIT GEORG BONIFACE SOLDIER'S TRUST COMBINATION SUCCESS OF SUCCESSES, THE SOLDIER’S TRUST, THE SOLDIER'S TRUST. THE SOLD!EK’'S TRUST. THE SULDIE (Arranged and copyrighted by C.L. Extra induce ments to-morrow, DECORATION Day. GRAND FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 2. MONDAY, June3,.Mn. JOHN McCULLOUGH as RICHELIEU, for the benefit of SAMUBL 4G, KINSLEY. : ae oEe 4 GOOD TIME TO HEAR THE SPEAKING PHONOGRAPH ON DECORATION Day, 3 TRUST. Graves.) At Tallmadge Hall, Three Exhibitions—10 a,m., 2 p.m, and 8 p.m, Admission 25 cents, my29 20" ASHINGTON DRIVING PARK. FOUR DAYS? TROTTING MEETING, MAY 29, 30, 31, AND JUNE 1. First Day—Class, 3:00 and 2:49, with eight starters. & cond Day—Double team an¢ pac-, ing race, nine starters 2 ‘Third Day—Class, 2:50 and free for 7 ali. six starters. Fourth Day—Class, 3:00 and matched race, seven starters. se be two races each day, commencing at orelock. Admission, including ail the privileges, $1. ‘Trains leave at 1:20 and 4:20, my29 ATIONAL THEATER. MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1878—-ONE NIGHTONLY. Testimonial Bensfit tendered to SAMUEL @. KINSLEY By the Eminent Tragedian, MR, JONN McCULLOUGH, who will give his mastarly impersonation of the Cardinal in Sir E. Lytton Bulwer’s beautiful play of RICHELIEC, assisted by the folowing Bt stingaished dramatic Mr. Lonis James, Mr. Harold Fo ‘Mr. M. 1: Mr. Jal Mr, Ge Mr. ny 0. Denham, L.D jalloway, c Mr. Walter Dennis, Mr. FM Mrs, H.C. Ford, Miss Lotta Chareh, Miss Be! a "and many others, ‘Make Box book for sale of secured on Friday morning. at 9 o°clo Leon HALL. 3 Will b3 opened my28-tt “COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO MR. E. B. HAY, FRIDAY EVENING, May 31, 1878, Miss Jennie Bryan, Mrs. A. @. Mills, Mr.Samuel G, Young, James A, Joyce, Mr, John Tweedale, ‘The Sangerbund, Prof, Reynolds, Lrof, Holer’s Amateur Orchestra, And others will assist. Miss Eva Mills, Miss Anna D. Ware, Mr. phn Pugh, ets. 50 cents; Reserved Seats,75 cents. Rox my 4! MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE CLUE CONCERT Ellis’ store, npHE T IN LINCOLN HALL, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, 8. E. Jacobsobn, violin Daui Thomas Ryan, clatlonette: Ed Rudolph Heanig, violincelio; Alex, He:di, contro basso, assisted by the distin Suished vocalist, MISS ELLA C. LEWIS. In response to a very flattering invitation from a number of distinguished gentlemen, this Boston clab will give oue of their superb ¢ as above, ‘Tickets, without extra charge for reserved seats, $1, for sale at Metzerott's,925 Penn. ave. my23-2! {\DISON'S SPEAKING PBONOGRAPHT at TALLMADGE HALL, 10a.m. 2p.m. 8 pein. dail my2t 7.* ‘Admisslon, 95 Cents, GY ON EXHIBITION . 626 i AND SALE ; 626 ¥ St. AT. Est, BITER’ FREE ART GALLERY rs AND STORE, Choice Oil Paintings, E\steeer. Ga & ‘ngravings, Chromos, &c. Also, largest stock of Paper Hat Shades, Pictures, Frame: ings, Windcw s, Picture Cords and Tas- sels, Kings, Nails, &c., in the District, ‘Ag- TERMS CAgH, #a- Please remember Name and Number. jyl-ly SPHING IS HERK.—Now ts the Time to Sell.—Ladies’, Gents and Children’s cast al off Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes, &c. traordinary’ big cash prices at TUS" Stand,’? No, 619 D street n.w. All will be promptly attended to, LECTURES. 6 POETHY OF MECHANISM.” HON. 8. 8. COX. Ninth-street M. P. TUESDA Tickets, 25 cents. ALE SOULS CHURCH, Corner 14th and L streets, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 8 O'CLOCK. LECTURE BY HON. GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL, ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN, This Lecture is entirely new, and abounds with personai reminiscences, Hon, JAS. @. BLAINE will preside. and makea sort address, Admission, 50 cents. Doors open at 7:30 o'el"k, m1) 28 6t ae FESTIVALS. Church, between Band F, » June4 h, $ p.m, my29-6." BE PACKET ROAT ALDANBARAN | [AVERY CAR 3 HE GUEAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,” Will leave the Aqueduct Briige, | I” BARGAIN SHOE STORE, T apne . . Georgetown, for Great Fa'ls, every 1822 Pennsylvania avenue, OPEN FRONT, SUNDAY MORNING, 8 clock. Sign of **Red Shipper,’ bet, 19th and 20th sts, Acknowledged the Cheapest Store in the City, Childs" Newports and Stippers, (heeled) 50c. to Misses” Low-But, and Newport Ties, 0c.t0$1 Misses? Button and Laced Shoes, 752. to $2. ies’ Newport Ties. all widths, Vadies? Slippers, 80_ 40, 50c. to $1. Ladies? Opera Toe Kid Sitppers, 75¢. Ladies’ Lasting Congress and Laced Ladies’ Foxed and Kid Button, $1, Boys’ Gaiters and Walking Shoes, 75c, Men‘s Low Shoes. worth $1.50 for $1 Men’s Calf Low Quarters, $1.25 to $3. Retresiinerts served On board, Round trip $1, m3 29 5.* J.C. SCRIVENER. NNA POLIS EXCURSION—COMFORT, A RET EL EUR Ene Will be at depot to sell Tickers and gga BOL Tickets over a the company bas, Ty ticket-holder y the crack nine of seat y 600 limited tothe num be South Washington nine will play Annapolis.. If you have no thekets bring the exact change. my 25-20" HTH ANNUAL SELECT EXCURSION Ready-made, with Ltnen Sleeve Bands and Linen Linings to the Bosom, made of Wamsatta Musiin ated Li oo by us and goon osented, ©. GEO. MEGINNESS, Pactory—75 W. Fayette st. Baltimore, 7 _Branch—1002 F st. n.w., Washingioa, my28-ly 1,600. to $1.60, AL PRICES IN DRY GooDs. mt too lange a stock, we will from now make ace stank, Best and Easiest Working Shoes, 0c, to $1.60. Nae atn fe Fede ok FOUN : Men’s Calf Gaiters and Shoes, $1 50 to 85. Fimmner Bilks. 58°. up: Biack Silks ap. YOUNG PEOPLE's SOCIETY of the ato Does b : ness Goods. 8, 10,12, 13, 18, 30°35, worth CHURCH OF TILE EN Car tick¢ts to buyers from a distance. “my28-3t double, or CARNATION, Y. 5 1878, ‘Vo GLYMONT, TUESDAY. June 4, The commedious harge Cockade City her Wharf, foot of 7h st., at 8:30 af j a.m, Tickets 50c.; can be liad at 3. SSN Bratiey Adams’. Music Stores, and of the Committe White Shirts at manutao Pra: stock must be 2118 Pennsylvania avenue. SH . A perfect fit, combining at once vase and comfort in all cases guaranteed. Will call TIZE Roor, OE AND GAITER MANUFACTURER, rt my 28-4" —- at_houses and take measures, If requested OLD OFF! eA nt card ce letter, ef. tepeperpees of fac. Ings che: ———_— laciies an entiemen’s Goods of my own manufac- 4TH JULY. 4TH JULY, ture, and of superior qualite, on hand sultathe tor meres for Men and boys fearfully ch RIGHMOND EXCURSION. summer Weary and Mt reasonable prices New | gy T.N RAUDALS. Ample time to remain tu Ric mon a. Toorgan- Sacinet 6 An gia. denizers by patent stitching x : ‘ ized bodies a liberal discount Wil be allowed on abo rice, Tickets for sale) rad. Adams, F N Weller & Bepetti, Pa. av. Se. | Machine; also all Kinds of flue repairing done on i | Short notice, peanemyd7 Pinna MA 2vELLous DRED (500) Pr ress Goods, Just receiy cream color, Diack, navy Buntings, tiful lig! avin. BARGAINS! TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES HOOF FORTRESS MONROE NoR- light c > Ca LE: 87, $1. $1.25, $1.50. Wi ‘sell FOLK and the Cares ie al or Black Suk. 1 hg ao excellent splendid steamer JANE MOSELEY 2 on ack Silk. (Gutnet make, considered the best mulabea special tothe aii TIES, LOW-BUTTON, re Teteag aikle the worid Ja $L worth gas. Wy name ints AY VENING. ~ c | il leaving her whart, foot of Gh at on ele med. SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Too, make.) at 9 This Black Silk is a SPRCIAL riving in Washington Mond: Staterooms can be secured by over Metropolitan National trip, $3.00, morning, 7o°clock. applying at the office BARGAIN. Every day we sell from BO to 100 CANTER'S. Market Sonne Bank, Fare, round Colored Silks, in seal bro ty oh Bieel color. dark Breen, ieee a Gary Die, French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and Children, from 26 ets. to $2.50, hades of Sitke. Checked Sik Sipe Silke UNPAX EXCURSION.—The steamer | VAPTES’ GAITERS, 65 cts, to $5. hundred taconeet shades. | We hundred (10) pieces of Silks, bought ae thew lowest cash price. and we are selling them ‘at the NEqd, Smallest advance above cost. Three humdent (Eod) Pieces of Wool Cassimeres and’ Lincus. for s nd children’s wear, pri 150. Lace for curtains: erent ADY OF THE LAKE wii uctil further notice, make reguiat Excursion Tripson SUNDAY AF- TERNOONS, leaving her wharf, terminus of the T:h or Oth Sts. Hine of cars, at 3 p.m. for aB hours sail on the Potoms y down and com in| W. THe CHILDS’ SHUES, 10 cts, to $2, WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. GENTS’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, from 50 cts. to $6. BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITERS, JOH every 8) Glymont.. Fare round trip, 25 N. B.—Sieamer Thompson's tic 28 tor chil- Quilts, pure $1 2 3 ‘d-wide double-twilled Bed T king. 25: whi mae Le not good on To Order, nillt, BO; new Parasol ch, 24 inch and 9B ute Eigen ge oO; pews a 18. 223 inch, 24 inch and 26 plain, _myIS-tr CARTER'S. 711 Market Space. wer OPEN ON MONDAY, — MAY 153, 1873, we Eaigees new Spring DRESS GOODS, trom 12, BUNTING, all colors, 200, gbick GRENADINES, new stock, 25, 31, 37,50. MERE WILL BE A GRAND LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES, shy Blmentary PIC c u NIC given AMERICAN CLUB SEVENTH STREET PARK, on THURSDAY, May 80, 1878, tome one, come all) kets to be had at the principal restaurant: : ‘- LOUIS HEILBRUN, 402 SEVENTH STREET. Bion of “That Olid Woman of Mine.” my13-tr P¥ECenaTion ‘DAY, GRAND EXCURS ? TO FORT WASHINGTON a CLOTH, for Boys” Sulta, 2c, up, CONE ER ay OSTON SHOE AUCTION HOt Black ALPACA, Ue. DE - . Al Wool Biack CASHM THURSDAY, May g0:h, 1873, caer ue BED FLAS, Hamburg EDGI uder the es 491 Pennsylvania Avenus, AVENUE AUSSLOR. BETWEEN 4\ AND 6TH STREETS. , MATTINGS. CARPETS and OLL¢ nt WesGuinand’s wharf, Sheeting COTTONS, o Histieet cast, at 8 urclock a. Be Sz ee m., aud Tih street wharf at 9 asm — Table LINENS from 5c. up, may ani CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OY, Turkey Red Tatin LINEN $0, ap Refresh Lunch on board at cit GREAT REDUCTION IN} wavons. ty White COUNTERDPA N E3,50, 75, $i, $1.25,$1.50 ‘Tickets, only nuts. KAT THE FACTS, @@ Bargains in Dry Goods at ters, $2, now $1 es GEYENTH GRAND VI Gores Bate: SY BERNIA BENEVOL TION of Washington, D. C. ti C. M. TOWSON & CO.,, 636 Pennsyleania tren —— _ South Side. WOODS, &c.—We are pro- 2 25. . largest’and most des! Ladies Foxed ., $2.25, now $1 25. ick of DEY GOODS to be foun Washington Ladies Plain Lasting Ba . ROW $I. Buntings, ail colors, at 20, 25, 30 and 2: _ Ladies Kid and Goat Button. $3, now $1 50, and. Splendid stork of Bourettes, Ladies 7 inens, Percalcs. EXCURSION To TITE GREAT FALLS iu DECORATION VAY, Say 90, 1578. ‘or the benefit of the Wes! Chapel aft Parsonage. A splendid boat, com- Sion fortable seats under spacious awn- ings; hot coffee ail day: home by hulf past nine. ‘or tieketsand inforin: wports and Ties, $i. 7 Ladies Slippers, 85, 50, 60, Shildren’s Shoes, 25, 40, 60, 75°. BrecTALTIES.—French Heel Kid Button Boots, from $2 to $5. Genuine Pebble Goods, Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from $1.50 to$3. ‘ote.—Madam Bowman. one of the able Dressmakers this side of New ¥. Teoms for her business ou Second floor K street front, " No. 998 tr sr,.¥) Ws BURDETTE & Co. eclen ib etna, avenues Warren Choate, | EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED. | _S0 708 K Sr. iw. § myO-tr nh Association Rooms; Cvhen’s shoe store. will sell for the next ‘Ss ir cent, lower =~ aves cc. vuarsella Bookstorey 238 than any other horse tn theell na ma aes a Stu STH 6STH STH aud on the boat. at lez foot 0: the above house can foun ie 1OMe- i a PEC! congress Street, at 7:30 sharp. “‘Tiekets forthe | made, handcstitched “Low ers — Ties and ¥TH GRAND SPECIAL SALE trip, One Dollar. my25-4.* crane oom Faust, Ene Co., coats Ma.) or Perry. Clark & Co., (Baltimore, Md.,) and other ” 7 ; Terry. Cark & Co (Baltimo BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, . MOUNT VERNON. | THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, —— BOATS, BOATS. | my7-tr We pel a Silk worth 800, for 75, DECORATION DAY. We sell a8ilk worth $1 for 873: We sell a Sik worth $1. 12% f We sell a Silk worth $1.25 for We sell a Silk worth $1.50 fo We sell a Bile worth $1.75 for $1. ‘We sell a Silk worth §2 for $1.60. ee BOOKS AND STATIONERY. NEW BOOKS, The Steamers ARROW and CITY OF WASH- INGTON will leave Seventh Street Wharf on MAY 30th, at 10 a. == and 4p. m., and reiurn to the 5 Persons who wish to buy Sit at4p m. and 7:30 p. m.. giving parties an apnor. | Keremos, by Longfetiow, We mean what we sa: tunity of spending a whole day at this beautifal | Pgganuc People, 7 Mrs. HB. Stowe. We have what we advertise, place. A Year Worth Living. by Wa. M. Baker, We buy all our Silks at importers’ auctions in my25-4t_ Capt. FRANK HOLLINGSHEZAD The Adventuresof an American Consul Abroad, | New York and Philadelphia. and we can mel eo ae Records of Living Onlicers of the U. S. Navy. offer the greatest bargatus ever seen in this city. la RICHMOND ON DECOR. ON T° Day. clas WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, SELECT JRSION METROPOLITA — CONNOLLY’S, CURSION METH ap87-tr_608 Ninth street, opp, Patent Omee. Via Baltimore and Pots fetta, maz te 428 Seventh st. mews | <7 on en eres bb: Pent ROUND TRIP $2, “| EE WOMAN'S BIBLE, a tree trausia- | “OE CREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT,” Excursion train leave depot at 6a.m.. tion by Miss Smith. of Glastenbury, Conn,, is " = arriving at Richmond at 10:30 a.m. Re App sold at BALLANTY NE’S, It is highly comme is clegantly made of first-class material, with Linen turning, leave Richmond at 6 pm. No ed by classical scholars. my25. Bleeve Bands and Linen lining to the mm; un Parker, O19 Tit st.; Major's, corner Tih aud isc N material, avd also has Linen lining and Linen ace’s Tropical Nature. Ww ds; is only 80 cts, unfinished, and 96 cts. fin- Modern Dwellings, 8) 627 Pa. ave ; Hob’ Beall, 495 Pa, aver! & Son, 041 Pa, av: Dt Fres, 1337 ¥ CLA Winer, 1302 # st 5, 409 Speetrunt Analysis, NV, Bocka The e Shirt in all the world ts our Wam- st.; C.A.Wimer. 2 F si eil’s, 422 Dik st.; y 5 x a Th yimer, 1302 ci ys, 223 Pa; | Pogenuc People. Mrs, Stow sutta O. XX- ready to put on at 1.10. Faempeons, 7 St5 and Dooley’s. 25 4: | he Indian Question.” Le Goi Srlte for a hoes Loom” Shirt has bean a ta. ‘ol. Ol Insanity and its Prevention, Dr. Take. Studio, Field and Galles Rollin Odds and End: vorite for a long time at 0 cts, unfinisbed, and 75 ARPER'S FERRY. tne W DECORATION DAY. ‘The Wamsutta 0, XX Shirt nished, and 0cte. finish, Rane ate. em erent SERSABSHSALSTSS LIMITED TO 500 PERSONS. Janet. . .. GRAND c B. Mrs. Burnett's Miss : Boy's Shirts. 12, 12's, and 13 inches, made of via Barrio Pe Fb oat eo rkoan, Esther Peunetathee : Wamrutta Muslin, and fine Linen Bosoims. ouly THURSDAY, May 30711 Justine’s Lovers. Special inducements to Organized Bodies, Less Black Than Leave Washington, 8:45 Deceivers Ever. 18, Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, 6 for $1. @@-Sold at our Branch, . a.m.; leave Harpers Ferry, 5:30 ‘The American Episcopate, 2 1002 F street n.w. Parties will haveatou Seven pos WET, in al styies. margi-tr ©. GEO, MEGINNISS, hours, at Harper's ‘Ferry. Aces SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN, fare for round trip. $1.40: my22-tr 911 Pennsylvania avenue, Children over 6 and under 12 years, 70 cents, or GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. REVIOUS TO REMOVAL, To reduce stock, I will offer for a few days, tickets apply at J. BRAD. ADAMS" News Depon 812 F st. opposite Patent Office, and627 7th st, my 15 ARSHALL EL »— Thi L-kt M: prey HALL. ‘This well-known and LATEST PUBLICATIONS. ypsis of History, by Sam°l. Willard, Mod- ern pits ings in Tor d Country. by H. H. Holly. Sturfo, ‘and Gallery, by Boll HE LADIES OF THE WHITNEY AVENUE UNION MISSION, Wi hold a Strawberry Festival at, the CHAPEL 7ih street entrance to Soldiers’ Home grounds), TESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS of this week, Literary aud Musical exerelses each evening. Admission free, The Chapel will also be open during THURSDAY, (Decoration day), when parties visiting Soldiers’ Home and vicinity may obtain refreshments more conveniently than to bring them from the city, and at no greater expense. my27-3¢ ee GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. INITY CHURCH SUNDAY Georgetown, will give a Strawbert Cream Festival thE SCHUOL, ans lee rrest Hall, on TUESDAY, DNESDAY and THURSDAY, May 28. 20) 30. “Music every evening. Tickets, 25c; chilreny 10c, my27-45 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF RAZ )R3, A. Scissors, Pocket unitos Corkscrews dares straps, Hones, Tooth, Ha! Nail and Shaving Brushes and Soap, Backgaminon Boards, Dica, Play ing and Visitiig Cards, Blank Books, Wet Ung Paper, Envelopes. &c.. for sale at reduced prices, by". K. LUNDY, 144 Bridge stroat, rgetown. my25. Re SALE—The East Wing of my Dwelling, 23 feet front by, 120 deep, being a two-story Brick Building with three chambers; also, a Lot immediately west of my house, 20 feet front. The premises will be shown by application at 168 West 8t., Georgetown. WM. H. INNEY. my20-im UR MOTTO, EXCELSIOR : DYEING, CLEANSING, DYEING, CLEANSING, LADIES’ and’ GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTs, - W. H. WHEATLEY, 49 JEFFERSON STREET, Georgetown, D. C, ‘Established 1831, and excelied before or since, to which the Poopleae, wie, District t and frousaiae of others of ‘Send us your orders, 7 novs-tr ONDON UMBRELLAS. The latest styles of Gentlemen's English Umbr las, With Bandloe of bow Aad fare ee M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO, M. W. GALT, BRU. & CO. desire to call - ticular attention to the celebrated var JAQUES LECOULTRE RAZORS, which they recommend as the best Razors in use my20-tr QTvFrEp oll MANGOES, MARTYNIAS, EAST INDIA GHERKINS, Sta auru) MN CLUSTERS, ORCESTERSHIRE, wi BEEF IN BU OEM, svc, New crop SWEET O:L. B. W. BEED’'S 80N8, aps-tr 2916 F st. n. w. WW 4sHineron HOME REMEDY. DR. LEWIS’ PLASTER. (Que lareelad six small Surpanes Ga Capeine aid Porous. Sure cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises anc’ PICKLED Meg y eu Druoptete. Ask for a Oireular. | ork aven' The most private Loan Ofice, a loaned at the Pn EEE I EE HENS LOAN KE, corner of 7th street Ceti Webiroee mama ce the ot rate and and Gentlemen’ of value, janl- EE RESORT Field and Gallery, by Rollin. “The | ~ Bes — EN ©! bas been refitted, aud is now open for. ive Week, by G. D. Koardiman. How to oui cians. PAAARS, Oteet, Excursion Parties, &c. The well- Paint Photographs, by G. B. Ayres, ' 8) UFFS, 25 cents a pair, own caterers, Englehart and Bowers, are again | Analysis, by J. Norinan Lockyer; Inver. scl. READY-MADE SHIRTS, in charge of the grounds, Parties wishing tocharter sther Pennefeather, by Alice Perr, which have been so popular, are still sell at @ the grounds will apply to JOS. ENGLEM AIT, Library of American Fiction. And 7 cents for the unfuished: Gnished. i and oe northwest corner 6th st, and Maryland ave, s.w.: | the Whirlwind, by author of Old Myddietou's | ‘seute: laumshede (7°84, fo wear.) $1 np'to ox to GEO. BAUER, Powhatan House, foot of | Money. The God Sonofa wis, by AudreTheu- | “Large stock of BOYS’ SHIRTS 12 ise ead 18 ith st. myi5-Lme | Het. "Less Black Than We Are Painted, by James | inchts. DRESS SHIRTS tale to oles Fs EGUCLAR GRAND SUNDAY EXCUR- aa ee Pony oe a eam ga and E o OD. "0 ? y ‘rol be mi SION Ou the Barge “\COCKADE CITY" | Keram Fy ry Wadsword WINGS complete” is cash, the caus Will take place Nk XT SUNDAY, Men's FUENISHINGS complete, 108 and other Poems, lenry Wadsworth fellow, $1.25. omar ofwin. F Bartlett, by : PSON’S Suint Factory, leaving the 7th st. wharf at 3 o'clock We I. Vo} of the Challen- m: in 806 Pal Omee, and returning at 8, landing at For ger, by Bir 6: Wyvitethomsons 2 vols. 8 ver, — — Sateen Opp Patent Once as going and return fe maps and illustratic > STOC Tickets 25 cts.; no charge for children under ten MOHUN BROs., F my18-tr Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 Pa. av. UK BOOK LIST FOR MAY. alks in London, by A. J. C. Hare, $3.50: The = ECOHATION DAY 0} "ER | Viking and ‘other “Pocms, by Spencer’ Las, A IN DAY ON THE WaT: Study fof Milton Paradise Lost, by lines $1,505 .00 TO FORTRESS MONRO The Greeks ot + Tockerman, $1.50; Octo’s be AND THE Gibgs NORFOLK, 3 Coc! fs 8. C. Reports. vol, Keroft's Table of Seven hours at Fortress Monroe Cases. 7.60. and three hours at Norfolk and the Sen Portsmouth uavy yard. For the or STRAW HATS aA For Gentlemen, Youths and Boys, jnst recelved, Elegant assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen” SUN UMBRELLAS. at the lowest market prices, UMBRFLLAS and PARASOLS co - paired in the best manner, ar WALTER KER, Harter, ears, FBouch’s Band, sixteen pieces. Wm. Dietz and Hammersiy, Caterers, Tuis Barge cau ve cliartered for $60. mys vol. 1103 We have just receivei a Ait of the Assortineut of the’ tyles in Stati 7 _— bowe ant otel, efit of the ment of the new styles ih Stationory, Includ- tr al EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ing Fancy Boxes of Paper and Euvelopes, aud | — =e THURSDAY, May 80, 1878. The JANE MOSE- | Cardsand Envelopes, in wood and paper boxes. TRAW HATS. Y Will leave ih street wharf até o°clock p in., | ADY Miscellaneous or Law Book not in stock oF IN GREAT ABUNDANCE, Wednesday, May 29, 1878, and return about Ga, | dered Dromptly, ‘or men, youths and children. Celebrated Macki- mi. Friday.’ Tickets. $8 each, to he had at Ballan- . H. & 0. H. MORRISON, haw Straws, all grades, Silk Umbrellas, $3.60 tyne’s tore; or of Mrs, E, Meller, 1022 LAW BOOKSELLERS, and UP faryland avenue ‘northeast; H. V. Hudson’ myl4-tr 475 Penna. ave. Best Goods, Lowest Prices. and 8th_ sts, n.e.: Joseph Free, ¥ street, opposite STINEMETZ, Hatre: Hbpitt Houses Miles House, S12 K street norch- my9-tr 137 Penn. ave., next cor, 13th st. 3 5 sts, Alexandria; ae Of the Committee: or at tha W fag eras OF MEDICAL, &c. EORGE F. SCHAFER, ‘ace cemmodations, Free, Number of tickets dimitod. Meals, Fifty Gente, can be had on the boat: 3 OF, Junches may be No liquor 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS yates MERCHANT TAILOR, ried if preferred. cure any case of Femaie Weakness, Lrregi! soldon the boat, A strin and brass band will be in | ties and Obstructions: 80 years’ experience. ‘Omice | Offers for sale the balance of his stock at and below aependane ‘The commit ze pl themseives to | 906 B st. 8.w., opposite Smithsonian. m}29-2w* | cost to close business, maintain order, and attend to the comfort ANHOO. TORED. of thelr guests, my4-Bawawaedta HOOD RESTORED. ‘A victim of youthful impruder >, causing pre- PEWATE EXCURSIONS PARTIES | maturs decay, Sorvous GaN ote, ee ore % NOTICE.—The steam in vain every known remi ‘has found a Beet ye be ohare, self cure, Which he will se 1 FREE 10 bis fellow uiferers. Tess, He 8 tomac,, from, $20 to $90 per day._ “She is en my24-coly &k 43 Chatham st., N. ¥. Box's85, or apply att ne wharf, foot of 8th st. Ww, rors LIN: gt pod S Inland Mail portation Go, myd-ime juries, &c. Ht never falls. and 60 cents, STOTT Peunsylvania avenue, ts aplb-1 ‘ANO ‘will resume Tm, WT. fe. to MARSHALL L BUNDAY, May 5. aa ry 8 thereafter during the UNDA’ le — 8 CnDAy, EXCURSION. — The Steamer }, 1878, every’ (weatBer permiitting.) Leaves Othstreet wharf at i Rem. Be i, arrives in Washin Beutel pi Pant ives in. gton at "hy ‘The Mattano can be chartered for rgeconable terims Oy app! sr omiee of steamer | QPECIAL NOTICE —Dr. ROBERTSON can be | Sod Chrontc Dissasot Oobaclienien oa ae meetin G. TUCKER JONES, Agent. Mice, 921 D st. ath and Tom, from 8 108 | O_ §. DUTTON, LEASURE BOATS FOR HIRE 18H- ra ‘viz: Organic and Set Rooms 18 and 19, Bate Deposit Oa. 's Bui Pike JOsmPH PASENO, - sth acy, ret Cor. Ibi st, atid New York ave ootaecaas 18-Sm Georgetown. Det 3 of Bight ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 @ street, = ent nice. lcewrician aod sia! Raker. a AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO., Derimental work ® Expert in Patent ‘Original Manufacturers and Introducers into oa. 2 me United States of OOMPERESSED YEAST, beg leave to tnform the public that all such prepar- —___wy23-ly__ ns bearing our’ ignature. are ons, FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, and parties wishing to thelr good Bread, 10th street treats successfally the Rolld, &c., should cal for D's 2. ns. GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & CO,'S GENUINE ARTICLE, ‘Warranted free from chemicals. myli-tr (pecmme: TRUNKS!) TRUNHS!!! TRAVELING BAGS, i SATOHELS, gedit lotert than over, stny FACTORY door above Odd Fellows’ Hall, JAMES 8. TOPHAM, aoe Also, fall tne of REFLECTORS. Res. Pee oe meee on PLUMBING AND GASFITTING, sort Bene,” PeeR | spa0-2y Cinta Bese. BOOKS, — ee