Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING 8TA SHURSDAY......February 13, 1879. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orricz oF CHIEF SianaL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. 1879. } For the middie states, partly cloudy weather, Jower temperature, northerly to westerly winds and stationary or slowly rising barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following Is the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Office during the day: 7 a. m. 32°. : 12 midday, 33°; 2p. m., 34°; maximum, 30 LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. Nationa! Theater.—Lawrence Barrett as “Rich- eheu.” Ford's Opera House. Theater Comique. cellent varieties. * Our Boarding House.” Marked for Life,” and ex- Condensed Locals. Street ow pe will be lighted at 6:05 p. m., and extinguished at 12:30am. {itizens’ meeting in South Washington. See advt. ‘The Assoctation of Patent Law Students last night elected officers as follows:—D. D. Kane, z mt; KN. Dyer, vice-president F . 0. Me- leary, secretary, and C. C. Poole, treasurer. The funeral services of the late Samuel B. Kendig, who for several years was a telephone rator at police headquarters, took place yes- erday, and the body was rem for inte: ment to his old home at Geneva. Rev @. Addison, Tector of Trinity P. E. churen, con- ducted the services. eee meeting of colored citizens, which ‘was toassemble last night at Bethel hall, to eousider the reply of the fire commissioners In relation to the non-appointment of colored fire- men, did not take place, tn consequence of a misunderstanding of the committee as to the ‘&me and place of meeting, and a postponement Was made to next Wednesday night, at the game place and hour. ‘The Grand Council of Jonadabs will institute in Georgetown a council of the order to be known as Invincible, next week. On Saturday, #2d, the grand council and a number of mem. bers of the order will go to Baltimore and orga- nize a council in that city. Ata meeting of the board of directors of the Baltimore and Delta narrow-gauge raliroad, in Baltimore, yesterday, the contract for grading nine miles of road commencing at Delta and four miles commencing at the Gunpowder, was awarded to Messrs. Kay, of thiscity, and For- Wood, of Hartford county, Md. ‘The office of the National Associated Press, Col. W. HH. Clarke agent, has been removed from 141s to 1416 F street zs ‘The president of the Potomac Fruit Growers’ Association announces the foliowing appoint- Ments on its scientitic commitiee for 1si¥:—E. P. Howland, D. S. Curtiss, 8. A. Hl. McKim, Hiram Pitts, J. E. Snodgrass coman — President, rresponding secreta recording id. Fin Metublas if: Dr. Vasey, Partinent, committee—Wm. - and James Kerr. t the Agricuttural de- T on the relation of bota- . He said that the popular idea of a botanist was a man surrounded by packages of dried leaves, &e., while the norti- culturist was one surrounded by living beautl- ful piants. He then sketched botany as hay had tts birth in a garden, noting that there we but afew hundred piants known until inthe ‘ath century a publi edical garden was es tablished. After the discovery of Ameri number of plants described were larg creased. Dr. Vasey spoke of the work meus, whose father intended him for tt ty, and of the botanical results of the Me: ‘Boundary survey, the Pacitic R. R. survey ‘the more recent government surveys. speaking of the late Dr. John Toney and Prof. Asa Gray as being at the head of Ameriean botanists. fe ‘then referred to the establishment of botanical dens in this country, noticing those of John fon on the Schuylkill; Humphrey Marshall, in Chester county, Pa.; and Shaw, tn St. Louts. ‘The government had done something in the e3- tablishment of the Botanical garden and the Agricultural grounds uere, but they had ap- parently Just begun. The Agricultural grounds, containing 40 acres, should be extended to take inthe vacant ground of the other parks and converted into one vast garden. under one head, where every known piant could be made to _ and experiments made which would en- ‘ge Our productive powers. Mr. Merherson ioilowed with a paper, in which he said that the government here can es- tablish no garden which can accommodate more than one-fifth of the 0,0) known spect mens. He referred to the inuch maligned aris tocrats of the old world as having done much In the encouragement of botany and horticulture Mentionedthat all the colonies of Great Britain have botanical gardens, and expressed the hop that the governirent would continue to encour age horticulture. Col. Curtis remarked tha’ Linneus was not the only one who, intended for the ministry, iain in botany and hort culture, referring to Mr. Saunders, of the Agri cultural deparunent. Mr. Saul remarked tia to crow a good collection of American oaks 10+ acres would be . Messrs. Saul ant Fowler made remarks on the tlowers exhibite atthis meeting—a new tea rose, a red orchid cyelamens and others. and JupGe OLix.—The committee of lawyers ap- pointed at a recent meeting of the members of the bar to take some action leading to an ex- lon of their feelings toward Judge Olin on retirement from the bench have drafted the following letterto the Judge, which ts being generally signed by tae members of the lezal | eer erony in thts District: ‘As imembers of the of the Supreme Court of the District of Cc- lumbia we cannot permit you to retire from the court without expressing our deep resret that the condition of your health makes it, in your ‘opinion, your duty to do so, and our sease of the loss which the bar and court will sustatn there- by. During the long term that you have been member of the court your learning and abtii- ty, your almost intuitive perception of right. Your enthusiastic love for justice, your broad and comprehensive understanding of legal and €quitabie principles, and your veneration for authority and precedent have done mach W e stability to the y {of the court, and Ve ilustrated your eminent fitness for the sition which you have occupied. During the whole of your service upon the bench our pet sonal relations have been of the kindest ch acter, and our respect for you as a Judge Ways been associated with the most sincere re ard for you asaman. It Is our earnest and a fectionate wish that your life, with health 1: proved by cessation from the labors of ottic may be prolonged, and that your mental pow- ers, in all their Vigor, may remain unclouded to ‘the last.” Mr. C. Davis Tenax, who died ye: morning at his residence in baitimore, third assistant exam! inthe P; having held the position for t Sears. lic served in the sth and Tegiments of the federal army durin and held a position in the Bat house before taking the Washing’ - At the time of his death he w Chief of Records of ty f triarch of the ( ows of Mary Land. ting of members of the ¢ Patent Office, at twelv to take action tn regard to the ‘ain Irelan, it was resolved that as many could be spared would attend the funeral to morrow. ‘THE MEDICAL Soctety of the District met 1 night, and the committee mentioned tn yes @ay’s StaR—Drs. Toner, J. Ford Thomps9: Garnett—reported that they had visited ti House District committee relative to the lice tobe levied on the profession, and had tested against the $25 tax, in addition to the tual tax on them of $25 0n each private carriage. SPRING CasstMEkes, for men and boy: ove hundred different styl 45, ‘Z5e ;gent's fine cassimeres $1.75, $2 per yard; new bunt! I, 2e.; Spring dress goods (Wool), 15¢.; cottons, bleached and unbleached. at wholesale prices. Towson's, dry goods and carpets, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South side. + Ss wear, ‘THE STEAMER MaTTANo having been overhauled, thoroughiy rentte " has ed her tri-weekl, pain Tesuin WH the ‘Potomac to river and bay landings, ‘The popular Captain W. H. Byles has charge o* her. See advertisement for particulars of days Of sailing, &c. COLORED SILss reduced t lent black silks reducea 20e= y trips cas, double width, 15 pure white bridal quilts only #1 quilts, very wet, 40c. a prem c compile: ed her 2.2.2 quarter mile at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the Gymnasium, Miss May Marshall is said by her physicians to be fu 23 good condition as on the day she start Jan- Uary 20th. Her walk is attracting much atten- Lose Wau Although she cotton very aes It Market ‘Space. Black ‘ool, S0c.; Duntingsy tn alll col- silks reduced 0 $1.25; ladies’ wool t How Sclomon Lest His Greenbacks NOT AS WISE AS HIS NAMBSAKE, HE IS TAKEN TN BY A DOCTOR FROM SAVANNAHA, THE SON OF “AN UNCOMMON SMART MAN.” ‘The well-known old colored oyster-man, Solo- mon Hunter, sixty-five years old, and his wife, both industrious and honest, live in Goat Alley, between 6th and 7th and L and M streets north- west. Solomon has been pedling oysters fro.n bucket for several years, and says that sin | the police have “shet down on his horn-toot: bay foes while ve ie a servant = _ Ge of Senator Blaine, managed iy $2 against a rainy day. Solomon appeared a’ Police headquarters this morning, to Detective Miller. He said that a dandy- looking colored fellow called at his house last faturday and asked if he had any rooms for rent, and receiving a negative reply, said he would cali next day. He came on Monday, about 11 o'clock, and entered into a conversit- ton with Solomon, stating that he was a doctor from Savannah, Georgia; that his father was a slave, but an uncommon smart man, and tha! he made a great eal of money by ls learning, accumulating much property “ai ones, Which, at his father’s Eeath, had been left to him; that bis father had instructed him in al! the knowledge of making mone; and how to impart luck to others. One of the means he employed in bringing good luck was that of the load-stone. ‘‘Now,” said he, “if I give you a piece of load-stone would you know what to do with it?” Solomon “answered frankly that he would not, as he had never heard of such a thing as load-stone “Of course you haven't; not the profession,” said the doctor. a money have you got in the house?” * Nota dolar, except'some small change trom my ovs- ier selling—a few quarters, in sliver,” stid Sol- cmon. “Silver will not do,” continued the Youdoo man; “you fet me some greenbicks, aid I'l loan you a dollar myself; it shall all re- main in your house, and none of it shall be taken away, and Ill bring yousuch luck that you'll bave plenty of money, when you can retura ny dollar and pay me my fee. Now.” he continued, “what do you call inoney?” Solomon repited that some called a theusand dollars money, some tive hundred dollars, and others less than that, but as for him he called fifty dollars or sixty dollars money, and even less than that. id the doctor; “I see you've got the ; how get me some green: id he knew that his wife hada con is and two $1 notes, so he thowzht, would try his luck on the two ones, and went and gotthem. The doctor folded them careful- ly up, lengthwise, and took out of his pocket- book a little package, which he sald was a piece of lcad-stone sewed up in red flannel. ‘rhe notes were then wrapped carefully around the load-stone, with certain mysterious passes and then ail wrapped in red tlapnel, which both assisted in sewing up with strong thread. “Now,” said the Voudoo, hesitating, “1 must have another $5 greenback.” “T haven't, got it,” said rolomon. “ Let me look at the tnsid your left hand I can tell,” said the man. mon says he extended his hi icoked it all over. “Oh, hi how it Is, you've house and ar think I can br try for it e me; do you whea you don't ne more to take I loan you wrapped Selemon says he felt « jub: when that fellow looked at his hand, bat the arznment that he couldn't expect luck uniess he a ngin d it “sort of cot to him,” and he went ML the two ten-dollar bil and handed over, takin pod Care not to let his eves get off them, » man took the notes folded them around the package, already: up, the loadstone being in the centes wrapned anether plece of red flannel bri ronnd all, and handing t»em to Solomon told him to sew | them upstrong. then and there, in his prese So there could be no mistake about ft, w did. ‘The Voud.o man then took the pa and rubbed it over So’omon’s head, tellin to shut his eyes while he did it. “Now,” he said, “take and put that away carefully in your trunk and let it remain nine days. Let me see you put it away, and Ill come back on Wednesday and see how you are getting on.” Solomen took the package of money and he has not done much, barely making bread for | looking very | Sober and dejected, and told his story of troubles | detin | Strong agt. the District. A NEW TRIAL GRANTED. ‘To-day in the Court inGeneral Term Judges Wylie, MacArthur, and Hagner, the latter de- livered the opinion of the court in the case of S. Strong agt. the District awarding a new trial. ‘This case has become somewhat noted in con- sequence of the ullar circumstances sur- rounding its trial 'r, before Judge Humphreys. Judge Hagner stated that the opinion was concurred inby the Chief Justioe as well as those setting with him. They considered the motion for a new trial, in arrest of judgment, the motion to strike out, judgment, &c. In re- gard to the motion for a new trial, the prin- cipal point was whether or not the jury was | properly constructed for the purpose of trial | We Fecounted the calling of the case in the Clr- | cuit Court in May last, its postponement until July 17th, when the jury was impannelled and respited Untl September 10th, when the court was _reconvent @ juror excused, another sworn in his place and the next day like action was taken with another. This made ten old jurors and two new ones, and each was sworn separately. They had great doubt if a jury could be thus impannelled, for if it was so, then they might say that one juror from the May term and eleven summoned subsequently would constitute a legal panel. Then the jury was sworn and motions were made to strike out cer- tain exceptions which were allowed in some cases and overruled in others. A mo:ion was made to withdraw a jurorand continue the ease, which was overruled. Then the judze reconsidered his ruling and permitted the ex- ceptions to be amended, and the other side asked for a continuance to prepare an anse which tue court refused, and directed the case to proceed. In their opinion this was an error, for there shou'd have been time given, and the amendments having been made, the jury had been sworn to certalu issues joined which had Deenckind Asto the state of the plead ngs as to the auditor's report, they could not be sild_ to have been tried In the case at all—in other words, it was almost a traversty of trial. As to the stipulation in regard to a continuance the counsel had the right to make tt. and tt should have been acceded to. The at‘orne;s were officers of the court, which would almost. be powerless without them. The court reife; a great dealon the attorneys and their sti; Uobs, and they frequently save time and expe- dite justice. In regard to the other stipala- tions, this was “not brought Into court by tbe counsel; ft was an outside document. but was brought in by the phuntiff. They were not of the opinion that such stipulations were dangerous, unless if lawyers enteied nto such stipulations the laintiff should be allowed, if he saw his chance, to come in and refuse ty abide the agree nent. tosee the plain! come In and say that he did not know what t signed, and that his signature was ob! Unrough fraud and mi was a ease in which a been rendered. in w an interest, aud it w i could come tn and obtaln th aviug that he was misled. questions which it DoW, and, as in this case, all t to have grown out of the platntitt’s repudiating th ipmlatt and coin, they wouid direct. th: the cost reset aside Le nent and ul With costs. Mr. Cook gave notiee of an appea Lof the United siates, < pays do to say verdict by simpiy here were other y to decide to trial 3. Taey a ‘She Curculio, loadstcne and went up stairs, followed by the | doctor. who saw bim put it in the trunk and lock it up there. Soon after he left, promising ur, as stated. Solomon says he at once Started out to collect a very bad Dill which was owing him for oysters, thinking he'd try his luck On_ hts bad debts. "As usual, he tripped on the collection, and his eyes then got sort of oxen, and he went straight home and went for that packaze, which he tore open, and lo! there Wasn't acent in it. He sunk right down, crying out: “Oh, Lord! ch, Lord!” He thought of his Wile, and what she would say to him, and it mage Lim stark crazy. The min and the money hed flown, and he now sought the ald of the cetectives to replace the money before his wife Knew of it. It 1s needless to Say that there is no hope for him, as this ts evidently a strange sharyer, wao is lying quiet or has left the city; but, the officers promised to do all they could to assist him, ‘THE EX-CONVICT O'BRIEN AND His We Cnirp.—In the case of the child of Ch. O'Brien, Wao was a few years ago senten be hung, bat subsequently sent to the Aiby penitentiary for lite, from which he was par- doned a fev months since, which child was taken from the custody of the grand noriier under habe i corpus proceedings and placed in eustedy of the mother (Mrs. Hazle) a fev days since, the mother has entered an ap- peal to the General Term. O'Brien hvii placed the calld in the custody of his motner, under articles of apprenticeship, as allezed. was absent in St. Louts during the baie bro: ceedings for the custody of tile cilid Since the habeas corpus proceedings O'Brien has returned, and it ts said that he intends 10 have Mrs. Hazie prosecuted for bigamy. Mrs. Haze, in view of the position she isin, and with a view of having the whole case dew mined, as long as the case of the child is now in Gereral Term, has emtered an appeal tn the di- vorve case, in order that the whole business may be settled. TxCORPORATED.—There have been filed in the Recorder of Deeds office a certificate of incorpo- ration of the “Church of the House of Jacob” (Hebrew), of which Julius Cohen, $. Cohen and Jacob Aaron are the trustees. Also, the Washington Eye and Ear Infirmary, the cy oe of which ts the gratuitous treatment of all diseases of the eye and ear. The board of tustees are W. W. Corcoran, G. W. Riggs, P. Phillips; R. T. Merrick, J. C. Welling and J. H. B. Latrobe; and the medical Drs. Lircoin, A. Peter, A. Y. P. Garnett, W a J. C, Riley, A. F. A. King and F, B. oring. Also, of the Banneker Industrial Education Association, the object of which is to promote the acquisition of skill tn all the various hand crafts and industrial arts. ‘Thecorporators aud directors are J. M. Cromwell, Henry A. Jackson, M. M. Patterson, H. C. Irving, Dennis Brown Peyton Winfield, J. F, Johnson, Geo. H. Buch- apan and Barbadoes. . 516, and lots 9 and 10, C. M. Ma‘thews to Jos. Schiadt “a and Hawkins’ addition uw Ceorgetown; . Hyde and Thom, trustees, to C. M. Matthews, lot 17, sq. 297; $2,3: Octa- ius Diffenderter to Thorndick Chase, lot 3, s 3 $—. Thorndick Chase to Annie K. Dit- fer, same property; $—. John Hitz 1 ‘ignees, to Dennis Long, lots 26 and 27, sq. 40; $—. JSS. m et al., rustees, to W. ik Chapman, lot_ 19s, of “Mount Pieasaut; S. R. Bond to 8. C. Huey, lots 28 to 32, of Hi iead’s addition to Georgetown; $9,100, to Geo. Kellogg, Sq. 209; $4, YOUTHFUL TRAVELERS.—Three little boys, aged nd seven years, named Uarry aud Wat urdock, sons of Captain Murd veh No, 1021 Vermont avenue, and Lewis Thomp- son, son of Captain Thompson, S14 I street, let: Franklin school on Monday last at 1 o’elocx and staited on a walk for Front Royal, Va. tifiy miles distant. They walked to Alexandia tn one and a half hours, and were found four miles trom Alexandria bravely walking throurh mud and mire for Front Royal by Mr. Geo. W. It risen, Of 1115 I street, who by chance was re. ee from Virginia and kindly escorted them to their respective homes, to the delight ur tLeir anxtous parents. They should be enterci for the next walking match. Srot Wiwse.r Fata..y FOR THIEVES 3 0} LE Warents: last night a employed on d., Was dangerously wounde: enial discharge of his walt for some cabbage u infesting the place. da by the’ ac while laying eves who had be { appears that w in | on | the ground he attempted to draw the gun to- | wards him and the hammer struck down on | the pereussion cap and discharged the load of bueksbot tnto his left shoulder. Drs. Kie!n- schinidt, Davidson and Gilpin gave medical ar- ; Wendance. Re ts not expected to recover. | Nivar. Sratistics.—The total mortality in the | Distrtet for the week ending February S was si, | or at the rate of 26.67 per 1,000 per annum. Of | the dead 41 were white and 43 colored, sho) a death rate of 20.11 per 1,000 per annum fo: White, ond 41.4 per 1,000 for the colored popu- | lation, Deaths from consumptton, is; pneumo- nia, $; bronchitis, 2; congestion of the lungs, 3: croup, 1; whoo -couga, 1; ‘Yphoia fever, 1; | Scarlet fever, 8; diarrhoea, 2. Births reperted) | Si—30 white males, 31 white females, 15 colored | Males and 11 colored females, Marriages re- ported, 11, ving ‘THE LEESBUR RGLAR SENTENCED.—Detac- lve McDevitt returned from Leesburg this morning, and reports that Frank Foster, the isoner who has been confined in fat there for several months on the charge of y was convicted the Leesburg court yes: terday, and sentenced to the penitentiary for five years. The Jury were oui for about thirty minutes, I wish T might | ines re. pitol who never Uaink f the year to the of is considerable. ferent to the rnin peach erop by It 5 think eureullo ver otten, if at ail, that y qite sure. If 1 could, however, write down accurately the number of bushels of peaches that the insect has utterly spoiled and rendered unmarketable int fifteen years, hereabouts, tt would astout awaken even the indifferent. crop lost sometimes, a halt crop at others, t quarters of a crop at sul another, and allat yet another, would give the total of many thou- sands of bushels. ome Years ago in the columns of Tae STar I considered the subject of the ravazes of the curculio. Ithen spoke of the increasing dam- age done to the peach crop, and urged upon the attention of the peach growers the necessity of € united effort to cheek the destructive work of this Insect, and with only ordinary perce; and sagacity I stated (hat the time was at when the entire peach cro y that it would surely be done at any when there was but a mean peach trees. Some nurserymen and many serted to me tn conversation on the subj then, that there was no annual increase of the insect, and that natural causes would keep it tn check. It was easy to see that both classes of these men spoke Without observation, reilee Uion—at random, It should be deemed a mitter of great interest now to the growers to know what the fact is. Some of the nurserymen con- fess that they were greatly mistaken. Oa the morning of March 25th, laSt, my ther no:neter in the sun at haif hour high, denoted 22 de2rees, ten degrees below freezing. "Two-thirds of the very abundant bud or biossom promis: crop were killed. If the remaining one-third noid been ailowed to crow, there would have been an appreciable yield in Unis region, of larg» bewu- tful peaches, but the curculld—to use a cant Phrase—cleaned them out. Some growes hid a few scattering, excellent, peaches, that tie Ln. did not find. ‘This fact tells ‘the story so jainly, so emphatically, that the peac i srow- ers to see It, should show signs of comtiz god sense, and retlection. as to what should 2 done 1 have seen a statement of a larg> peach srower that caught 4.000 curcultos in hi chard in one season. ‘This 1s sufticlent to the almost incalculable numbers that infest every peach-growing rezion. in the agzregate. The growers in that little belt of peach-grow- ing country on the southeastern shore of Lake Michigan Care for the growing crop just as our growers here should care for their growing rep, catch and kill the insect despoilers of the fruit, and relieve the trees at the proper time of the superabundance of young fruit by pinch ing off so much of it as will enable each tree to produce all fair, fine, perfect peaches. ‘‘his poe Not only insures ae eed fruit, but it Saves the trees from breaking down. Now, what our growers should do {s to pre- pore themselves with white sheets suilicientty large to cover the ground under atree, attached to poles on two sides for convenience of hand- ing, with a slit from one side of the sheer into the center, so as to admit the body of the tree. Spread this sheet in turn und>r each tre moriing, during the activity of the tnse the tree and pick ete sts and roy them. ‘They ought al to pl: off the surplus iruit. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing properly and well. Our Washington peach ¢iterers have had enough of that class or quality of fruit with a worm hear the pit, with the “esh of the fruit befouled, and more or less rot'en. Ros. time Amusements. &c. NATIONAL THEATER.—*“ A New Play” was per- ed at the National last evening by Mr. Law- barrett, assisted by Mr. Ford’s company. . Tt has a plor , and sustains the interest watitl s put on the stage in very good style. Mr. Barrett will appear again this eve: ing, in his great character of * Richelieu Owing to the favor with whic “ A New Play was received, and In response to numerous re quests, it will be repeated on Saturday eveuins, isplacing Richard II, as announced. Forp’s Orera Hovse.—“ Our Boarding Hou: has been so successful that {t will be k the boards ab this theater until further notice ‘The cpera house shakes every nizht with hearty roars of laughter. The Grover combination which ts performing the play, ts an unusually strong ope. Go to tie opera ho ise for an even- jug's solid enjoyment. HE ITALIAN OPERA.—The sal) of t! , began to-day at Metzero t’s. Residents of Washington can go over to Baltimore with but little tneonvenience, See ad /"t. Tixcotn Hati.—The Peabody Orchestra of Baltimore, a noted musical or anization, wiil give a matinee and concert at thi; hall, Monday, Feb. 25th, ‘THEATER Comigvge.—Sid. C. Frince and the other attractions at the Comique are giving the patrons of fe theater a good bill this we ‘THB CHARITY BALL comes off at Masonic Tem- ple next Monday evening. ‘THE CARROLL IN‘ TITUTE will give a muscal and literary entertainment at Odd Fellows’ hati ee next, the 17th Hee Fine cal talent will appear, together with General James Shields in an address. See adv't. ———— — FRED. DouGrass SPEAKS AGAINST COLORED IMMIGRATION.—Marshal Fred. Douglass deliv- cred his lecture on “Self-made Men” at Asbury church, last night, to a full audience, and took occasion to 5] against the e1 Senator Windom and against, nen who advocated emigration, ing: “Tere is no use of ed about emigrating beyord the reach of the white man, for he has taken se on certain colored » SAY LI possession of every quarter of the globe and will be found wherever the sun shines.” He was heartily applauded. Scrr ror Divorce.—Messrs. Cai yn and Carrington have for Edward Holland filed a bill for his divorce from Amanda Holland. He sets forth a marri: in January, 1870, and charges that she left him in 1874 and lived two ears in bem! 4 with one Lewis and then left itu to become the mistress of one Simms, and he further charges that she was Indicted with Simms for infanticide. —<—<—_. BLACK CASHMERES, ew stock Pig received, ‘001 French dye, 50, 55, 60, 62, 65, 70, 2, tamise 6), 65, 75, Sic.; black thibet shawls, and double; crepes and le width, 1234C., ts, 686 Penn crepe Tes biack alpacas, do up. Towson’s, and Sylvania avenue, south side. Marrtep.—R. Josephine Marr and Milton C. Dext were married at 7 o’clock yesterday even- ing, by Rev. Dr. Eillott, at the Ascension church, ee as ue city for Philadelphia on the ae ra BETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. A Bditor Star:—In “ Case of Great Destitution. Targe frame tenement house’ atthe cornet the frame tenement ie of Massachusetts avenue and 7th and K streets De ve woman, with three small children, in child-bed with the fourth born on Sunday week. They are destitute of every- resources, ay thing. are without and if the aid of the Charitable is not pea extended the roba bilities are that the; CE oe iors ly will suffer greatly. The cl itable are earn- ently requested to cai! and see them. Equal Justice Should be the Rule. (itor Star:—Is there any good reason, if phy- sicians, apothecaries, lawyers, and notaries public are made each to pay a license of $25 | under the proposed law, why justices of the peace, preachers, teachers, judges, and clerks of courts, the officers (including the Commts- stoners of the District government) should be exempted? The law, if just. should be tmpar- tial. Equal and exact justice should be the rule. INQUIRER. A Startling Proposition. Editor Star:—The proposition in Congress to enlarge the jurisdiction of justices of the peace to the amount of $300, in view of the past, is startling. It should be earnestly resisted ‘in behalf of the people. Pray hang out this timely cautionary signal. A. BL THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Strong agt. District; reversed, and new trial awarded. Trimbiegjagt. Irwia; on heariug. Cmecurr Court—Judge Cartter. To-day, Southey agt. Appleman; verdict for defendant. Flaharty agt. Kimmel; verdict for detendant—#3) damages. Thompson agt. Sharp; Verdict for plaintiff. Chichester Bros. agt. Fo- do., $112. Schneider agt. District of Colum- bia; demurrer sustained. POLICE CourtT—Judae Snell, To-day, Wesley Harden, assault on Mary Ann Harden, his wife; #20 or 30 days in jail. Harry Hutton, assault on Frank W. Larner; $. Henry Kalser, larceny of a desk from Wm. P. White; six months in jail. Samuel Vodey, larceny of an overcoat from Isaac Brown; continued. Connolly, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Cautious, throwing stones in the stree! ee eee GEORGETOWN: A Boy DRowsep Watt ) EScarING Justice.— colored boy, aed y ‘ys from a row of houses on West street, near the P street bridze, owned by Mr. Henry Dean. He was discovered. by several citizens, he ran , south of the bridge, and plunged in, endeavoring to swim across, but the current being too switt.ne was drowned. Search was made for his body, but ithas not yet covered. The name of the boy has not ascertained. In fact, nothing is known of him TuERFT.—Yesterday afternoon some unknown thier y school buildin: nd stole troi the rack a ‘ing to James Keough, who live: y., Washington. wall of the canal between and Collese Pond caved in oa ning last. Green Sprin Tuesday eve JEILLET & LIBBEY, SPPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKEI Jar. 34ath Street ana New York Avenue, | ONB DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS ONE DOLLAR WILL EUY 100 FEET oF BCARDS ar WILLET & LIBBEBY’s, OPPOBITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET Jor. Sixth Btreet and New York Avenue. /ENSEN . Z 20 ; with H. Seat rae s yours eoewa » a bea os a peey"s me tore. LADIES WATCHES 4 BPEGIALTY. teed for one year, or money refun febs-ly hea) Canton Flanve! Extra heavy British Hose, 25, cents a pair, Fin ply Linen Cuffs, 25 cente & stock, preparatory to building. addition to our Factory in Baltimore, which is now largely over deelitr ANIA AVEN! itation Watches put in complete order by me are guaran. Ve ready-made, for 50 cta. ; usual price $1 pair. low prices are mado in order to’ reduce ed. [nov25tr) MEGINNISS, 1002 F stn. H. D. BARR, FouMen.y or KEuLy & BAas, V0 be found at GEORGE T. EEEN'S MERCHANT TAILORING mst1b- LISHMENT, Ko. 414 Nusta STREET ¥. W. W-He will be pleased to see bis friends at al! t's. e06-3n ‘TED—Yon to know that a firetclas 320 W “OND HAND SOLE fe better aud cheaper tins. a READY-MADE NEW ONE. Try at JUNTH'S Old Stand, No. 619 D strect, betwoen 6th and 7th Srest nortwent ON. Bevery ged ering pelle t a B : 1 Arstelane Second-hand Olotiing. Notes by. ma! orormptly attended to. tality QECOND t2- CLOTHING.—The only pi Siu the city to dispose of second-hand. Clothune Watches, Guns, Pistols, Sc, ata fair canh erico, ie pees! 808 9th street, near Penn's ave. By calling at or addressing the above niwber, Or ters promptly attended to mi OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. A Splendid Opportunity To Win A Fortaze, THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION. OLA8S “c.” AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MARUH Liri. 1879,-106th Monthly Drawing. Louisiana State Lottery Company. ‘This institation waa regularly incorporated oy t: legislature of the state for aducational ilabie and charitahie purposes in 1868 for the term of Twenty- five Years, to which contract the inviolxbie fait! of the btate is pledged with a capital of $1,000,000, t which it has since added a reserve fund of $450,000 ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION lace TESDSY will take pl monthly on the secoud T! Lt never scales or postpones. Look at the foliowias cistribution : CAPITAL PRIZE, 000, 100,000 TICKKIS AT TWO LARS EACH. HALF-TICK&TS, ONE DOLLAR. LIST OF PRIZES Prize, if rates to clubs. oace etalon Tall andreas toe Tareas fo: ‘or send orders to ie M. &. DAUPHIN, P. O. Bow 692, New Gricans- Loutatana. WwW. Ky 1703 New York: ave. Washington. iter the sonata ras id management . T. cA Karly. febl2-wsiw i THE SUPREME Sora OF oo DISTRICT The lst February, 1879. Grones W. Macs etale, vs. GRORGINE THoMas et als. 6,568, i On mation, of the ry by ie ‘Seldon, their ismiche Crawford and Mary ‘of Oolunabla. and got “pace =i to a aperieay Seer aeeiis a. MAGASTEDE etic ko PF CITY ITEMS. KIMBaLt’s CaTaRRe and Asthmatic C! tes | are a boon to all afflicted. Simple and effective. | A SHILLING, a quarter or twenty-five pennies | ‘Will buy a bottle of Dr. Bull’s Cough Syru; | 'P. ! Don’r Warr till are disabled with rheu- matism before Durang’s Rheumatic Rem- ay ‘but give it a trial at once. j ervous and sick headache yield to a few doses of Lodille’s Headache Specific. 2 H.R. H. the Prince of Wales has bought all the “BoLLIxGEr” of the 165 Vintage as “the finest wine that could be obtained.” CHAMOMILE AND LIVER Pits (Dr. Chandler's). Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxtous drugs. Formula on each package. All know what they are taking. Cure epsia, heart- burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costiv ness, sick headache, pain tn back or shoulders, kidney affections, nervous debility, coated tongue, all impurities of the blood. "5c. per | package. All druggists. Principal depot, J. W. | rew, 9h and Penna, avenue. 2,11 t,th,s, SCLOMON HIMSELF would be puzzled if called | Upon to decide which 1s the more exquisite —— the Violet, West End Bouquet, or Steplanotis of J. & E. Atkinson. Victoriovs EVERYWHERE !—From all quar- | ters comes the same happy news. “Hale Honey of Horehound and Tar,” 1s accomplishing | such cures in severe Coughs and Colds, and | other throat and lung complaints as astonish | even Dr. Hale himself. Tobe without tt in win- a most serious matter tn any family. ike’s Tuothache Drops cures Toothache in one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. For Urwakps OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins- low’s Soothing Syrup has been used for children. It corrects og d of the stomach, relieves wind e bowels, cures dysentery and whether from teething or ola well-tried remedy. 3% cents a bottle, TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We Wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promply the latest improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he ts enabled to do kis work in a manner notto be equalled by DOL pos- sessing these facilities. Gent's suits cleaned for $2. N. B.—Lace curtains cleaned from $1 up to $1.50a window. Wool blankets from 50 cents to $1 a pair, by cleaning a number a re- duction in price. Jalty—Ladies rey a tted or soiled round the bottom, cleaned w thout doing the whole garment; 25 years experience. ____LECTURE NGERSOLL! COLONEL ROBERT G. INGERSOLL Mdeliver, at the National Theater, on SUNDAY » February eloquent lecture, en 'AKES OF MOSES! Inasterly oration, New England and d tha profonncest ure of this generation. rmbt throuuhoutie Wes PI and Business closinw with Fe ne of Rome of | cted by the au iren’s Phre A. CHAPEL (Lincoln Hall Buildine.) sor beanty, VA Lect M_ COR. D. MD. TUESDAY 18 Ye Nat. Health Aes'n Course. Tickets 15e. 11-tf25" _ BALLS, PARTIES, &e. ((uaRITY BALL. THE MANAGERS OF THE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, oF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Tuem PLE, MONDAY EVENING, Feprvany 171H, 1879. Tickets. admitting a Gentleman and two Ladies #5; Sincle ticket, $2; wav be obtained from any connected wita the Hospital. MERI aud VALENTINE. Oc. feb11.3t 422 Ninth xt. nit JASMAN HAIR WORK AND PERFUMERIES. Laces Hair Dressing and Children’s Hair Cu ting, at the Freach establishment, 616 9th street op- U.S, Patent office. febl0-tr RY GOOD BOYS’ fS tor $2.50. W HAVE A Vv PANTS and JACKE’ Single PANTS, 81. Good Working PANTS for men, $1.25, $1.50 and upwards. Good Black Doeskin PANTS, 84, worth $6. Children’s SUITS, with Knee PANTS, $2.50, 33 and @5, very cheap. UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, 25, 35, 450. and upwards. Good DRESS SHIRTS, 75, $1 and $1.25. Full stock NECK-WEAR, very low. Three LINEN COLLARS for 25c., at J. W. SELBY’S, feb8tr 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave. ((RAMFAGNE WINES, AT COST FOR OASH. NAPOLEON CABINET, quarte 821.50, pints $23. OABINET VERZENAY, only $21.50. DRY VERZENAY, quarts $18.50, pints $20. G. H. MUMM, quarts $20.05, pints $21.75. HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS. 10 per cent. off for CASH on all grades. making the rice of our “Punchinello” Brand $3.60 per undred. THOMAS RUSSELL, 1213 Penna. avenue. “COALINE” Jan23-tr IS THE LATEST AND FINEST DISCOVERY {u the world as a Cleanser snd Purifier. Free from bad odor, cheaper than soap or benzine, and is use- fal in every household, countizg-room, shop, mill or factory. = FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY. febStr Depot, 1216 F street no:thiest. Vv ALENTINES AND VALENTINE CARDS. NEWEST STYLES OF FANCY NOTES AND_| ENVELOPES. CARD CASKETS AND PAPETERIES, VISITING CARD ENGRAYING. MONOGRAMS DESIGNED AND STAMPED. THE LATEST PUBLICATIJNS. METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Buccessor to SoLoMoNs & CuaPMAN, feb5-tr o11 avenue. HE DEMAND CONTINUES T UNPRECEDENTED. ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND couGH DROPS Are the most efficacious remedy for COUGHS, COLDS AND THROAT AILMENTS. Fafe, pleasant and reliable. ‘The great panaces for the season. ARTHUR NATTANS, Corner 14th ana x febitr and 94 and D sts. nw. KEBIG COMPANY'S Cr OF Lian, Poxest AND, Ve STOOK FOB MADE Baars SAUCES. ¢ Somramye nxrRacr or .—Gennine with the fac simile “Eerie Pets } ETT it ME. BABRETT in AMUSEMENTS. | Conconan ART GALLERY. The a at TON Weekly Exhibition SHT at 8 ios at this Gallery takes placs 1G. dusittance ten oe ate Lt ONCERT TO BE N BY M J in Uniontown Postponed, owin. Weather: wultehe piace FRIDAY S CONCERT ENDREE MF. CHURCH, e, Nean 9ra STRELT, EVENING, February Adinies: SP Thie ix a repeticion of tne concer 2 re Hamline M_E Church on the Tih inst fet 9796 QUARTER MILES 9708 2796 ™ 2796 QUARTER HOURS. ‘ “ MINS MAY MARSHALL'S Walk at the Gs mupasium, F str 7th ntreets—muokt 74 a wilt monde TUESDA Interest and attendamey tncreasing dail 3 ATIONAL THEATER. Barrett. Houses Crowded. Fashionable Audiences. THIS EVENING, by epecial desire, RICHELIEU. ME. BAR his wrest role of the CARDINAL. his wreat role of the CARDINAL. ‘FIT HT—TWO PLAYS. TT asthe J@W SHYLOCK. ELT re the JEW 84 YLO °K TT as the JEW SHYUOCK. : SATUR ext request, A NEW? which was so enthusiasticat! nivhr, when it electrified Moiday—Mr. and Mra. McK risy of THE DANITES. (OKD'S OPERA HO! LEONARD GROVER’S COMEDY BEASON. TRIS (Thursday) EVENING, Performance of the st UR BOA Absolutely Electrical Succass. Standing Room 0: The entire great Comedy rence Bradford, Jobn A. i Willard, Edwin B; February 13, fifth mur succes, RDING-HOUSE! House Crowded. aly. . Frances Kemble, . Lizzie Hunt, mand Little Lillian SECOND GRAND VAL ORDAY, at A valentine 4 presented t. ws ‘a valentine every ctuld, one cent to gd in value, at Ue “BOARDING HOU “Tenth and Duty. CARROLL INSTITOTE LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT ar ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, MONDAY EVENING, Febrnary 17, 187 SBIELDS, 0.8. add tothe cesasion by a ee of General Andrew Jacks. enator from a ldre ]8coun mate. 4 THE PEABODY x ORCHESTRA, OF 28 SGER HAM MATINEE AND CONCER RUaRY 22 Under th ALK « Concert, z #150. Keserved be without extra charze, on Wedne Concert IFLY® form: before the feist 3 sth wtrect nw., for the pr shooting for a priz: of the 14th instant, at The o'clock pm. desirous Cf participating can do so up to the hour | named. ‘This is the lonze-t indoor range this side of New York. The pubiic are respectfully invited. P. 8—A priz be shot for every week at the Creedmoor Galiery, 813 7th s.reet, between Hand t strer ta, A CADEMY OF MUSIC, Baltimore, Md. HER MAJESTY’S UPERA COMPANY. rebi COL. J. H. MAPLES! DIRECTOR. Three nichts aud one rot RAND TPALIAN OPERA, Commencing WEDNESDAY, February 19, in Bizet’s Opera Carmen. a Miss Minnie Hank. TAURSDA zetia Opera, LU MOOR, Lucia. ‘me Etelka Gerster. BDAY. Pebruary 91; Mozart's Ope E NOZZLE DI FIGako MATINEE at 2 o'clozk, A ; Etelka Gorater will be on sale at cram of honse will be on exhibition ALE or PRices—Orchestra and orchestra circle reserved. $3; dresa circle, acc ne to location, re served, $2 ard $2.50; dress ¢ Tr svats, Te-erved, #1); dress circle I ed, $10; keneral admission to orchestra aud dress circle, #2; seneral admission to secoud dress circle, with no +xtra charge to reserve, $1: proceuium: boxes, reating eight persons, $20 and B30. Siecial trains will run from Baltimore to Washing- ton aftereach opers. Round trip tickets, including traneportation from railroad depot to the Acalemy and back, by omnibus, will be on sale at office of the Balttmore and Ohio 'Railroad and Baitimore and Potomac Railroad. Application by mail or tele- graph will be attended to in the order they ara re- ceived, and should be addressed to J. D. FEBGU- SON, Manaver, Academy of Masic, Baltimore Sab- scription sale opens “‘Ibursday, February 13, and sale of seats for wingle nights cu Saturday, ecra- ary 15. 11-6t EATER COMIQUE. T OSD Peseta io, NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES. Engagement of the young American Comedian, SID. CERANCE, in hs great sensational aad ro: mantic Drama, by Fran! amont, e8q., MARKED FOR LIFE. ‘The wreatest srtists living, BA E SWAINS, ten Adell, Gertrude | G.—A team has been | Mime Marie Roze. | zerott's Music Store, JEW LOT DRY Sean eenet ety Di &. N AND WATER. == Ali. en, worth 15. Ali a Patraore worth 29. All liren © m Orach, Se, ope Bei th el? cok, enh a ‘ and Colored Silke, wo clome out. \. NAUDATIN, Market Spact, aul at low down pri both in styles and qualitves Vineland Sw ine of Binck Silk Prunges, for onr aries, to wbich we ions; Colored Satins in Brown shades f Blue, Wh'te, Steel, Silver and car.chat al colous of all-Wool Buntins at 25 cents per yank Cur Fall and Winter Btock sold with regard to cont, W. M. BROWN, 817 Market Space. i. \RDINARY BARGAINS EAL. 1208 F street, between Lith and sth etrests, Cotton, Wool Dress Goods, 2c Beantifui Cret. at Cotton, Se; prated Corsets, All Linen H Beautstyl Ls itehoa ‘Hinakershbets, om PtP-fie-l frown Velwet. $150 « Gros Grain Silk, made Guinet, A ns, De" par yard. cone of the best makes.) Good Unbleache! Cotton, 4o.per yard. And many other rare bar cetus in firet d * at BROOMEAD'S, febtLtr 'O5 F street, bet. 1th and 13th. BY, E MYSTERY" or the “COMPORT™ SHIbT, open back, made of Wamsatta Maslin and extra five Linen Bos ans, for 73 cts The made of the same material, open frort, Fuest Dre tion suara: feb8-Tie NNISS', 1002 F street mae. EE SCARFS FOR $2.50, Rowe as Bold Elsewhere AT $1.50 Eacn. THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, S16 F street naw, feliitr Ovposite Patent Offios, VELvets . A SACRIFICE. NOLLY’S New Stawn, 7ith st. and Peana. te. MILLER, Gh ch ry ° | RENS MILLER, 703 Bridge street. 11,00 YARDS OF | HAMBURG EMBROIDERY, DIRECT F THE IMPORTER, 2,8, 4,5, 6,8, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 25¢. and up. Fine OORDFD PIQUES, PLAID NAINSOOSS, 1 SURIPE NA eta. per yard. \, ae pis y 1 SOOKS, al ‘achta, LE DAMABES, sil Linen, 50, 55, 60, ver yard. hed TABLE LINENS, all linen, 28, 90,87, a te © TCHET QUILTS, 50, 62, 75, 87, 82, ALL-LINE x TOWELS from 10 to 12% cents, Turkey Red TABLE LINENS, 62, 75, 87 NAPKINS, Piain White and Colored ASSIMERES fi 45.50, for meu and boye’ wear, 25, 37, 50, Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, janzitr Bouth side, near 7th st. ] yee 4 * t THE CHEAP OABH STOR®. One care ood yard wide Cotton, Sc. One care Audrosooggin Cotton, te. Que care Waunsutta Cotton, We. cust than #4, 92.50. 20,000 serting, from 3c. ap. Cur counter. ed at 20 and 35, now 1Sc "All fan wint to0ds at cost. Black silk, 1 82.00. 3-button Kits, Shy 8, #1.25 6-button Kits, 61:75, party Ro Goode suld except for Gash, and all war- ranted a+ represcuted. JUTPRELL a wines Jan2s-tr 1930 @ve., Corner a ALACOES, 4,5 and 6c. yard. Cee eet Bandae ward. La a ys Bheetins Cotton, 180, . Cassiweres tor Men and |, 25¢. to 81 Whiteand Ned Flannels, 124 10 800 yard rns. Mime. Dermorsst's Reliable DMB. BAILEY, cor. 7th & Fete, Jandatr JOS. B. La ALISTHENIO EXERCIS: CO Gider tis diesson er be eto: CALVER, AT THE GYMNAST OnE and mv For Ladies on Monday and Thi 7 at 4:30 p. dren on Wotnoaday, at 4:90 and Batnrday Gentlemen on Monday, Wednentay so PD. deolt-1y FoetSURGERY —COaNs, &c—"Dally walks being requisite to heaith.” thousands visit Dr. WHITE'S establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania ave nue, opposite Willard’s hotel, for relief from and avoidance of Corns, Bunions, Chilbiains, Bad Nails, &¢. Amons his patrons are many of the most emi: Rent medical, Judicial and political dignitaries of the world. Bhlablished 1601, Fee, 82 8 visit. Ja No. 683 ON EXHIBITION | No 626 Esr. | ‘D SALE | £ Sr. ar. MARKRITER’S ART GALLERY AND STORE, No. 626 E S.rect Oi’ Paintings, Engra arwest stock Of Paper Hangings, Window hates, Pictures, Frames, Pi tare Uorde and Tas tele. Kins, Najis, &c., in the District. Be- Tenses Casi. frPic tceniber Name and Nuniber. _jyl-ly PARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, and sell CAST-OFF CLOTHING to your own ad 1H'S OLD STAND, No. 619 D st. wi +0 Store, 408 9th et. n.w. 'B.—For First-clats Second-hand Clothing ex. traordinary hich prices will be paid.as T make a 61 of them. Notes by mail will be prom=tly to. sep2str GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS. |; STABLISHED IN 1831: “4 ENLARGED AND IMPRUVED IN 2874; Now the niost Complete in thie part of the Coauiry. W. H. WHEATLEY’S EMIUM STEAM DYFING AND SCOURID = ESTABLISHMENT, DEINe 49 Jeiferson st., — oo st, Georgetown, vitues, Chromos, &e. Everything a ing to the business promptly attended to. The cl autn of Garpets, Detaggets et Blankets a specialty during the summer months. District work rent forand returned free of chance. Orders by mail and express promptly attended to. Address ax above. syli-tr LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND SILVER WATOHKS, IN MEN'S, LADIES AND BOYS’ SIZES, AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. Ss% FINE Di! TS ita Muslin and Bxtre 50; reas: te put tin ‘winds order in SP uirtin the markt = mas Gift, ict, ready to pt.on, ts worth double tte \ereto, atu . at 75 cte, oefiuished, is ag iyetery is rete ina WHOLEFAL2 prices, 04 Six of them ins ‘The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT. cram Frows, at 90 cte. ie male Of the ime tosterial as the “ Mye at We are compelled 10 reduce Stouk at oUF n Baltimore, os © y the batlding is MPGUNNISH' /OoD. gos AND W ¥. atid s00 for WOOD of all and nufscturers ¢ NDLING WOOD. 7 ire Lightor with ever STEPE Seventh Branch Office, 12h and Penn's avenue. Gost Woon. ccaL. JOHNSON BROTHFES, throughout us cation, iusuring prompt sttention prej aS ty to = Stead the coal st the very i7west prices ae a We insure @ strictly pure coal, of 2,240 jus to Lue ton. s ROTHERS. JOHNSON BH Office. mill and depot, foot of 12th, 13th and 0) Main pot, Fests. sw. Offices: 1202F et. nw. ; 1112 9db at. na 141s ath at. n ww. cand 291 Pa a jyldtr LE PALACE MAKKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. Diamt SALMON, tf PHILADELPHIA POULTE! Bory SOUTH died iteros, NORFOLK OYSTFRS, FLORIDA ORANGES. Everything first-class, Dinner Parties & Specialty. FRANK J. TISBET Jan33tr a Proprietor. OPERA GLASSES. Our own Importation, i»covUL; BAZOLS, Best Eacor Known. SPECTACLES AND EYL GLASSES, FRENCH CLOCKS, BRONZES an 0D? |AMENTS, KS, and ORN. At Low Prices. i! SEMEEN, fevstletn 940 Peuna ave. [AYENTORS VISITING THE CLTY are to cousult GUN NOLLY BRON, Patent Attorneys, ST Sievet. Ro chamee oe advice oa tera, "“Holubie service rendered. ian