Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1879, Page 4

es ao oP, —=a coc ce Fame a oe Sane mane | SOE ee jURT IN be lencats—aeeacos ” le eee Lie BEA COE aan | to-day, in the case of RF. Harvey, Dink | 1.00. conpRRN BURNED AND SMOTHERED TO “Pu CALLED LITTLE Borrencer. INCOLN HALL. iS Taunt" at the National yols week. “Those who | TUDt, decree ordered to stand. King aut. Di | pmari.—About half past 1p o'clock Saturday | The Fireside Companion, Nee S05, tanh? DAY_MORDAY EVENING, March 10, OF REMOVAL have'seen the light-hearted Conn want to see | {rict and Spaulding: decree in comprance WM | mont, an alarm Was strack trom D>x 12, Geail | py vith Supplement, ts now ready and for sale Pan LH EL MS, TO MY ELEGANTLY LIGHTED STOREROOM, Mm again, and this includes nearly ali play- | opimien. Holden : sree cust of Montgomery cies owned br | thecharuing sae ann ebe ee | Tar Garargect Lene Vrourist, No. 707 Market Bpace, vet. Tih and8th streets, rs. We are promised a strong cast. * __ Omcurr CourtT—Judge Carter. street n Samuel s ; . INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Forp’s Orgra House.—Kellar, one of the! on gatuniay, Slemback ve. Beveridge and Lucy Martin, and occupied ne ber ton sae “I'm Called Little Buttercup.” \ MME. CARBERO) the Eminent Pianiste : nee pinnate vata nedt Orr usutneron, March 10,160.” to, iil remain at ‘the Opera Tiouse all this | BEyan Bros, v3, dnd Bemmeey vs Zentiuger: | Ble screams of alarm and (error, from a Wo- with Tae FIRMS COMPANION, en | Borers Farces Porcian Paocniwere, tomers in want olsensouat BR, O28 aT THE INGTON, A Will remai pe and Dempsey vs. zinger; :: BS 3 a | _ General admission, lo extra charge fot rs. balance: For middle states, clear “r partly cloudy and | week. ‘The vanishing bird and caze, the light | Lrg ve Cosley, aid, Denney ee ae Fa Ree Ieee ace, to une nelenuorhonte | “Baby Farming,” song and chorus, with.No. 59 | _,GcneTsl simicsion, $1. No extss charze for re. stock wall be coosed out st rvatly reduced prides, weather, southeriy to westerly winds, | and dark seance, and the wonderful plece of rnishee); motion to quash overruled. Siegel | the fre, and ‘ag uscertala room. A | “A Maiden Fair to See,” with. . ...No. store. Tt meny at less than cost. Bnd slight changes in barometer. mechanism, “Psycho” are all beyond the cM | vs. Hoyt; motion for judgment overruled, Loe | children W<re confined in the burning room. | | «ne Nightingale’s Song,” wi = No, 897 | — ;: 4. W. COLLEY, sue rine © Sah aTg® ST nemo. | Panu ie qama™ BOE woe SAH) es Selmy a: detat a8 9. Some, | Ea aces CaP, ts | “Reta Audacious Ta” Lovers bid, | ABEQROAENE ESTAR oer ean Gost ts the ings of the thermom- | you just how it is done. Solomon vs. Myers; motion dismiss over- rhe ‘So dense was | ,, th. No, at tend ra 2 ee eter at the Signal OMice during the day: 7a. TALLMAGE HALL.—The second musical an¢ | Toca” “Weber vs. Bennet; additional bond seegnoke that they were eaarhered to death | “I'm Call i Tit me | FOBT Ror the causes buacge> Sugceasfully, ran GERING Goons. ‘Low Pi 41°; 7:36 a m., 42°; 12 midday, 61°; 2 p. m., literary entertainment of the “W. wevening. | Ordered. Dudley vs. Brown; new trial retased. by it. It ap; ars that the ebildren had been | ,, chorus, ee : No. 595 | Serstocd, WS Are very, very cond LINCOLN ‘Just arrived, new Wool Buntings, 250. ; maximum, 74°; minimum. #9”) de given at Tallmadge Hal (ord wi be the | Herr & Cissel vs. McWilliams; judgment for | by It. Tt appears that th gone to market, and | “He isan Englishman, *song aug ch coq | HALL, du FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS, ~ in Back and colors EATER CoMIQUE.—“‘Leopold’ his week. W. | Plaintiff. District of Columbia vs. Brooker et Mm father was out, and when the mother re- | WGN ites es an ..No. 594 | March'l4and 15. Grand Matinee Saturday After. - {3 50, 75 and 81. 7 + exciting drama at the Comique t AY take the } 41; motion to set aside demurrer overruled. ternea she discovered that the house was on | “When I sa i ‘thi neon. New Scenery, impr. a Strong ad Seeneenat Se le ee bongo halat Tet Fees que a nambey of fare ar | Bey a Chana ita ae ce GUAM: | hres de stemg tho ued had’ caugay tretroms | omic tthe comisopera, "it, | Chorasand tas aie Girt neces anes ener ee SR ee prsarre eae . Quite 3 sy ve. it = . y With........ No, 592 | - . ‘ ety Linen Table Gloth, seta acer nasa sentoon sho| HELA one sce ens | PRRSTRRU, “eae aes MG | Hie Wi tooas GREN: oe a Comisai sunky\° ”|uarns he Moggi MMe Pere teas us ~ ~—Boucleault as “Conn, the | Peay vee RoATIONaL. CHURCH.—Miss Sallie Reber, Ce eedgmene Overraied, avis ve | But {he four children were brought outall dead, Tee uae ibe COMPANION is for saie by alt | SE32P.HoM of Ba Deiat oo eee ole eens ithe, a | who has acquired a good deal of Cole t ty aga. | Swan; judgment refused. Nallor vs. If. B. Lein | Only one of them was badiy burned. ‘The cor. | | THE FIRESIDE C¢ subscription price is $3 a | man; Boatswain, Mr. Robert E. Stevens. Glaters, | __marttr 203 Bridgestrect, Guaenen. : Leopold? ‘and exeettont | Soprano, will appear before a Washington au. | So. demurrer sustained. “Ellon trestes se PLeE aS notified yesterday MOTD: ind thar | Year. Address GEORGE MUNRO, 17't0 37 Vande- | Qourinn: Aunts. allors, ete. Musical Director, Dr. : Theater Comique. pol dience for . Sinclair, Bro. & Co. . e ater street, N. sar varieties. Congregational Chureh. There will appear , Lincoln Hail.—Wiihelmj concert. c Franktin Hail.—First sociable of Union Lodge, No. 22, K. of P. ————__—_ Condensed Locals. ‘Will be lighted at 6:30 p. m., and proton = radon officer Wagner found the body of a colored male infant in a sewer on New Jersey avenue, between D and E streets south- east—a case of premature birth. arrested on the charge of insut- ing a number of little girls, was, on Saturday, sent to jail for two months. moni F. Mason, who recently resigned his of the Calvary Baptist church, ea- Ered upon his duties yesterday at the E-street Baptist church, and preached to a large con- named Geo. Bowles made ‘Street ‘This morning when Judge Cox appeared to take his seat ig-the General Term the members the bar present welcomed him by clapping the orphans) en} e treat pro’ ‘wright dannday. of an excursion over the Belt road, with the pleasant accompa- niment of refreshments, in the way of fruits, &c. —— District Government Affairs. ‘The Commissioners have appointed William Ward, M. D.,as one of the commissioners of for the District, vice Dr. John C. Cook has been very busy to-day in the last Chance for paying prior to the cutting ‘Off of water by the water registrar’s men. NUISANCES ON PROPERTY OF NON-RESIDENTS. Health Officer addressed note to the af attorney to whem it was refe re- M4 to stated that the point in ques- viz: “How to affect its abatement the mode of in this and similar cases ‘was. covered inthe bil of Mr. Hendee, then before Congress.” This bill did not at the recent session, and the health offi- cer asks instructions. The nuisance on the is of such a character as to de- board ‘then adjourned, and subsequently the old board nada 3 “ACthe meeting of the managers all were present except Mr. Norment, wio was reported sick, and Mr. J. B. W! al it from: the city. Mr. Boteler laid before them a com ‘munication from Ma} an of the “reformers’” meeting, ce1 the election of M: Edwards et al.,and also one to the effect that the old after this date would contested. No action was taken on K case of P Sim sion in the lore F she left the school, to the church of the Epiphany was Mr. Simpson ¥ Rey. Dr. Mrs. Laub, by her counsel, Mr. W. A. Gordon, seeks to be relieved as guardian and asks a decree authorizing her to turn over the pro- to the ward, and Mrs. Simpson by her at- Mr. J. V. L. Findley, of ittmore, asks that sucha decree be made. Heretofore the Court has held that 21 is the age when wards attain majority, but it is contended by Mrs. that under the Maryland law a girlattains her majority at 18 years, and when @ female ward her guardian should close the account. Mr. Findley has fied with the court an exhaustive brief on this point. The amount involved is several thousand doliars, ‘TOO MEAN TO Pay FOR a Divorce.—To day a woman appeared at the City [ali to a ask for a mai license, and uired of of the py stander whether fewoula be some “agin the law” to do so. The party addressed— a lawyer—asked her if she had been mar- ried and she res} ves, for six Years; but we can't git along der, and ir she could Uring the change of aut. cou se adul- tery | him, cone she re) ii 8 ry Toum m “4 do It? 8 EbGse2a68) rin the concert at the church to- aero evening Mr. Theodore ‘Toedt, tenor, Mr. Mills, of New York, the celebrated pianist, Mr. Kobr, baritone, and others. Lrxcotn HaLL.— Wilhelm), the great violinist, will appear at Lincoin Hall this evening for the lest time in Washington. The musical pro- gramme of his concert will be new and the com- pany assisting him an excelient one. THIRD ANNUAL ConceRT given for the benefit of St. Luke’s Protestant E| pal Church will be repeated at Lincoln Hall to-morrow evening. Medeme Selika, and other celebrated musicians wil take part in it. See advt. . FRANKLIN HALL.—The first sociable of Union Lodge No, 22, K. of P., will be held this evening at Franklin Hall, and ‘promises to be a very en- joyable affair. Prnarore.—Our advertisement columns an- nounce the repetition of the sparkling opera “H. M. S. Pinafore” by the amateurs, who have now such excellent reputation in the successful Tenditions of it in our city for the cause of char- ity. It will be given at Lincoln Hall on the evenings of Friday and Saturday, and on Sat- urday afternoon. Besides a partof the original east, the services of the following have n engaged: Mrs. Sallie Flinn Ancona as “Jose- phi ” Mrs. Jeannie Bryan True as “Butter- cup,” and Mr. Edwin C. Hoff, Baltimore's fa- vorite tenor, as “Ralph.” Dr. E. S. Kimball will direct the music. AT THE MEETING of the ‘‘Anti-Alderney Dairy” mijk men at Mount Vernon Hall, Saturday night, there were present about thirty milk men. When the “‘anti-Alderney” element found they could not control the hog for their ad. by bolting = taken Cape sumers who never pay milk bills, and consid- ered how to furnish the best possible article to those who are willing to pay for It. ‘This was a move in the right direction on the of those Who have Alderney cows and who have not. The “purity, promptness, cleanliness and cash” systems of the Alderney dairy seemed to have been the main cause of affitction among the troubled minds of the meeting. “Alderney’s” ability to discuss the subject of how to produce achoice article of milk, and get it to the con- sumer as the cow gives it (sweet), and how to find customers who can reciate and will pay cash for such an article &c., convinced us that Mr. Ward understands his business in every department, as his fine outfits demonstrate, and that he will make a poor ‘stool for any of the disaffected to sit down on. ———$— Mr. Joan H. Coox, a well-known colored law- Yer. died yesterday afternoon. He was a native of Virginia, and years before the war his family settled in Detroit, Mich. He graduated from Oberlin college in 1: from the law school mt Real EstaTe Sazes.—Messrs. Duncanson Bros. sold on Saturday, at auction, for C. G. Lederer and John Walter, trustees, parts of lots 89 and 90, in Beatty and Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, being on north side of Prospect street, 110 feet west from High street, together with the im its, to John G. May for ————— ‘Miss SaLi1e REBER was, on Saturday evening, the guest of Mrs. Hayes, at the Executive Man- sion, and entranced those present with her fine eng ee cnine face and fascinating man- ike an Reber concert to-morrow greats. a regational Cl romises to surpassingly attractive, bs CHARGE OF ROBBERY AGAINST A BARKEEPER. Officer Ki young evening at the Ba!- pot, just as he was taking the train for Baltimore, on the charge of robbing the money drawer of the Cabell House Saloon Friday evening last. where he was erm- ployed as T. Only $4 was found on him. BILL For Dryorcs.—To-day Mr. F. P. Closs for Kate E. Bates, filed a bill against Jos. S. Rates for a divorce. The parties were married in November, 1871, by Rev. Mr. Clemm, and she charges that he treated her with great cruelty that when she was conficed he committed adul- tery with the colored servant and also with a Geaf and dumb woman in Philadelphia. —$—$<—<—___ ‘TEE GRAND Jury to-day reported indictments against George Bruce allas Wm. Brown alias — Brown. serceey second offence; James 11801 Charles Nelson for the ‘ManztacE Licensxs have been issued to Gus- tav Schafer and Alice Cade; Jos. Gatto to Jo- hanna Ronz (nee Bebrens.) §@ The Middletown Cornet Band has died throvgh inability to raise the wind. t-The Rhode Island lican state con in Providence on Yention is called to be hel Thursday, 20th inst. & Cor clusive evidence at a recent trial in England proved that a girl had become a mother at he age of 12 years and 1 month. §¥Small-pox has broken out in St. Jago de Cuba, and has also decimated several towns in Mexico. < ay nine years, was ‘+ last night while the mouth of a large ipped. One bu was shot and killed and an- otber captured in New York, P. Richards, who last night, by John them while they ‘were ransacking the parlor in his house. te" The rail mill of the Springfield (11).) Iron Company was burned Saturday night © Loss $30,000. Over 300 men are thrown temporarily out of work. The mill will be rebutit by April 1. 2A Maryland horse is accused of killing and eating in spite of frequent beatings when caught in the act. e-The = was found to be frozen to the éepth of 1] and a half feetina New Haven street on Wednesday. §2General T. W. Sherman and wife ot New- port, Rhode Island, are seriously ill, the former me Pauemonia, and the latter with consump- on. €2 Oysters, according to a French naturattst, Lave the power to reason. Perhaps that ac- counts*for their great wisdom in keeping their mouths shut.—[Buy. Exp. ‘IX FINE DRESS SHIRTS made to order of ths best Muslin fee wk islin and twenty-one hundred manner for faction meuraaieed, at MEG: o, febe-ly 1002 F sires! mia. UARDIAN FIRE Beer ee SIMON WOLF, Acenr, Ne ty novtis Opp batak OS Maen DD tld FIFTH AVENUE STYLE SILK HAT FOR SPRING 1879, INTRO. DUCED TO-Day. WILLETT & RUOFF, Agents, mar7-6t 905 Pa. ave. E HAVE JUST RECEIVED A new and comp’ete assortment of POCKET-BOOKS, oe LETTER-9ASES, z besa “ad WALLETS. ‘The PORTEMONNAIES adapted to Specie. goods are of the best quality, and very low prices.” Kor imapecdon is invited. MOHUN BROTHERS, BookseiiEns aND STATIONERS, marT-tr 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 1th at. 100. more 100 CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. SPRING DESIGNS Just RECEIVED. BOTTOM PRIOES GUARANTEED. Ingrains, only......». r PeEBepeRE Cook; judgment refused. ¥s. Beveridge: judgment on motion, To-day, Luehs vs. Conn. Mutual Ltfe Insur- ance Co. (action on policy of insurance); on trial. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge Hagner. To-day, Ella Bowser plead guilty to assault and battery in burning a child. Samuel La son, Vek larceny, (second offence.) was vieted and sentenced to the penitentiary for years. = | Equity Court—JudgeMac Arthur, Saturday, Rider vs. White; amendment al- lowed on tetms. Ramsey vs. Dantels; extra al- lowance to trustee ordered. Hamlltoa vs. Glover; time limited for taking testimony. Douglass vs. Clark; leave to defendant to file Drury vs. Drury; auditor’s report Paret vs. Tr dis- er VS. cross- bill. ratified. Shaw vs. Bassett; do. Strauss Brothers et al.; restraining ordet solved and receiver appointed. ‘Bre: Brewer; appearance 0! ordered. Clarke vs. Jack; sale finally ratified. Hoover v3. Hub- bard: exceptions to sale withdrawn by counsel for Murdock and sale finally ratified; referred to auditor to state trustee’s account. Smith vs. Rainey; decree for payment of money to com- lets Rodier vs. Kengla; trustee ap- peinted. The court was this morning adjourned until Saturday next, POLicr oe ee Snell. Saturday, Mary Nichols, loud; $5. Tlenry McCallum and Henry J. Close, forteited collat- eral. John Herbert and Eliza Gaskins, disor- derly in Georgetown; $3 each. George K. Dent, a colored vagrant, was sent down to the farm. George King was also sent down tor vagrancy, Wm. Davis, profanity; $5. Robert Cole was gent down for vagrancy. Geol Jones, loud and boisterous, on the complaint of Nannie Fox, who testified that he came to her house and threatened to kill her husband, and acted in a disorderly manner; fined $6, or seven days. Daniel Hart, charged with an assault on Henry Schmidt, who testified that on the 25th of Feb- ruary this boy claimed that he owed him some thing, and he assaulted witness, knocking him down; $10 or 20days. Joseph Karnes, colored, assault on James A. Ford, a young white man, who testified that Barnes came to his house and behayed in an oui us manner, when he Went tothe room and Barnes assaulted him; $10, or 20 days. H. Saffold, assault; $1. Richard Henson and James Henson, grand larceny of looking glass, pictures, and other household articles; $10, or 30 days. George Hunt, selling policy; continued. To-day, Aloysius James, colored, loud and boisterous; $1. Jerry Driscoll, same; $5. Aloy- sius Reed,’ street profanity; $5. Samuel John. Mary Martin, aged 5 years, Carrie, aged 3 years and 6 months, William, aged 2 years and 5 | months, and Samuel, aged $ months, came to thelr death from suffocation, caused by 4a tire from a stove in the room. Joseph F. Birch, un- | dertaker, took them In charge, the funeral taking place this afternoon at 4 o'clock. SUDDEN DEATH AT THE STATION HOUSE.—Sat- urday night, shortly after 9 o'clock, Frederick W. Hager, a white man, living in Washington at No. 2222 I st. n.w., Came to the station house asalodger. He Ques to be in good health, and was put in the lodger’s room. In the morning, however, he was discovered breath- ing heavily, and was ina comatose condition. Dr. D. J. Kelly was summoned, and rendered medical ald. The man continued, however, in the same state, and expired at 1:30 p. m. yester- day. Apbial containing a small quantity of laudanum was found on his person. ‘I'he coro- ner was notified, and at 11 o'clock this morning, assisted by Dra. Tlartigan, Kleinschmidt, Kelly, and Appleby, made an examination of the body, and came to the conclusion that the deceased came to his death from apoplexy. There were also symptoms of congestion of the brain. No effects of laudanum were discovered. An in- quest was deemed unnecessary. Hager was a married man, and formerly a driver of the Washington and Georgetown rallroad, after- wards of the charfot company, and then for the Kennebec Ice company, SUDDEN DRaTH OF A CHILD AT TENNALLY- TOwN.—A Child of Samuel Holmes, aged 13 months, died at Tennallytown yesterday, with- out having had medical assistaace. Coroner Patterson was summoned, and gave a certifi- cate of death from congestion of the lungs. THEFT.—The procery Story of James Hartig, on the corner of Water and Congress streets, was entered Saturday night, and a quantity of tobacco and oe: and cash amounting to about $5 wasstolen THE Canal.—The water was drawn off the canal Saturday night, and a large body of workmen are engaged cleaning T B..CROSS, JK., Orrice No. 819, Market Space, (Board of Trade Booms;) DEALER IN LUMBER, WOUD, AND COAL. incipal Office, Wharf, Depot.and Planins Mill, Principal ipoe oF Fourth Beseet Biase tase sol at CURE BY ABSORPTION! | | ‘Without Dosing—The Better Way. | son, destroying public $10. Cartwright, st Beacham, a colored razor flot us mischief in defacing two See his cell end the tation hen he was confined; $10 or 30 . Edward Turner, swearing; $5. James ‘Wood charged with maintaining a nuisance; con: Unued. Henry C. Chariton, larceny of a door mat from Walter H. Smith, second offence; con- tinued. Michael Callahan was charged with the larceny of $17.50 from his employer Samuel whom he was employed as bar- in Itimore and Ohio de; by Officer King while in the act of urehasing a ticket for Baltimore; 60 days in jail. Charles Hayden, larceny of a shoi Valued at $30; six months in oye Samuel John- Son, larceny of a ham from J.C. Ei 1; $10 or 30 days. John Kearney, assaulton John Butler; $5or 10 days. James Brady, assault on Mary pees bis badge Pete Ro Coe Rob- ASSAUIL ON jobinson wife; or 10 days. Hi oo BR AAAA ge 00 ¥ 2 ““,4u, BOOAES ABSOLUTELY PURER. Tue Royal Baxinc Powper is a PURE CREAM oy Tantaz Powpzr. Never gete bard or lumpy. Indorsed and recommended for its wholesomences Br. Haven, Boston; Drofensor Coats, Peiindelsaes: ste. “Bold only in cans, by all Grocers. | a of the injurious Alum Powders. Man and dealers you to buy them, becatiss they can afford to self them st 20’ceuts Pound and Souble dhair sbourey. zouee Do not buy Baking Powder a8 it {s almost loose, sure to contain al The 3 ium. continued use of alum it and 3 - po bes affects the bik causes pim- D: WADSWORTH'S CELEBRATED “ DENTRI- FICE,” for sale at THOMPSON'S, 703 15th st., opponite Preasnee Department. mars-2t* OVERNMENT LAND SCBIP. ‘The Trustees of the McDONOUGH EDUCA. TIONAL FUND AND INSTITOTE, of the city of Balti for, thé purchase of (326) to of Location, reprose twenty-six thousand forty (26,040) uctes of public land, wi h authority to enter the same pprenent to the provisions of the sixth section of the act of approvea June , as extended by the act of Congrese ap- proges March 24, 1867, as extended and anended the act of Oorgress’ approved June 10th, 1872, ‘snd, as farther extended and amende4 by the act of Congress approved January 26th, 1879. Sealed Propossis for the purchase, as aforesaid, are to be aa to the undersigued, in the cit Of Baltimore, prior to the Firat Day ov May i879, on which day they will be opened and considered! the Trustees hereby retaining the right to accept oF any one or all of said proposals, SAMUEL H. TAG: . feb17-lawtmyl" Peatient, (CHAMPAGNE WINES, AT COST FOR CASH. NAPOLEON CABINET, qnarts $21.50, pints 723, JABINET VERZERAY, only $111.50. DEY VERZENAY, quarts 818.50, pints $20. 2. H. MUMM, quarts $20.06, pints 821.75. HAVANA AND DOMESTIO SEGARS. 10 per cent. off for CASH on all grades, making ‘he price of our “Punchinello” Brand $3.6U per BOLMAN LIVER AN~ AGUE PAD AND | Medicmal Absorptive BODY AND FOOT PLASTERS | ‘These remedies, which are the sole exponents of Cure by Absoi 48 zo Do: ia bre en paroftisa ton Sat on PRE 701 Action, and Restore a Normat Cond: Liccith ina Manner absclutely Wondacral ition of It is known by actual ez: on that there is alates Dysart ts ter ane that can even be modisied by the use of druxa, bat rueReUbacger MC MOIMAN Lived oP pee born REMEDIES. Numberless Cases, Finally Acknowl- Site have boos Raves Sener Gee nes Sine. unde! Action of these Memcdies Alone. © U4 If questioned, send for our hist, ‘Nature's. Laws,” giving information and tos Rials From the firdt people wf the seonnee Maes paid, on re sent by ex- ‘The remedies sre sent post-; ceigt of price, except the Bale whieh Press at purchaser's expense. Consultation free and solicited at our 5 rt Can office, or by iblic is tl; i imita- he public is earnestly cautioned against imita DESORIPTIVE PRICE LIST. REGULAR PAD~€2.00; ; SPECIAL PAD-$5.00; Ohronio Liver aud Stemach and Mal: SPLEEN BELT—85.00; Spleen and Liver an: INF. P 1.50; Cure 5 ‘ANT ae 0; Preventive and of hol. BODY PLASTERS—50c. FOOT “ pair—50c. ABSORPTION SALT—1 Auxiliary for olds, box, 25¢; 6 boxes, $1.26. § Bick Head 2 ar sit For further information as to diseases reached by he Pad ana its Ai les, consult $ ) uxiliart our pam. BINGWALT & HALL, Agents. Office—Oorner of 9th Wm, R. Riley’s Dr; Ro. 8 Charles street, and E stree ribweat (eee Store = timore. in attendance in the Ladies De febl4eoly Iv partment. . BALL, H. * ?éittox or THe Pesce, 523 Sth street m.rc., ‘eDeolt Building.) Residence, 903 O street. mars-tr i Gree OUT BALE Yand WATOHES, JEWELBY and. wy Q aundred. AT A GEEAT SACRIFICE. THOMAS RUSSELL, Giuindesmune rio ‘1, P. 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Jan3l-coat,K Invested in Wall Btocks $10 TO $1000| wakes fortunes svers weak Kk sent free exp! = Addrens BAXTER & CO., Bankers, . 7 Wail &, 025-1y $1250 "sacs, dns eee c* $10 ebrusry 13. al returns e' eek ‘on Stack ey 950, 1m, CO., Options ot Official Bey POTTER WIGHT & Bo Walls, N. Ke Sehgl-eows.tlee Pe EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE OITY. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. Will guarantee entire satisfaction. E. F. BROOKS, febl8-tr Concozan Buriprya, 15th Sr. res sacred 50 BaRRELS REFINED OIDEE, Lane ae BAMUEL C. PALME being received and for Barrels, Kegs and Bottles, by Depot 67 Greene stroct, feblitr GEORGETOWN, D. 0. PALACE MABHET, Cor. 14th st. and Now York ave. ny ‘Sret-class. Dinner Parties a | FRANK J, TIBBETS, ianztr: Proprietor, THREE FineLy Rerovcnep Card Photographs, | #1. Blackldge’s Galle: Market Space. “Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,” is a certain and safe remedy for colds, coughs, ete, Price 25 cents. Ratt EYS OF CovGHING tend as sure- ly, (though more slowly,) to fatal results, as | volleys of musket sovereign balsam e lungs and “Hale's Honey of Hoarhound and Tar.” Pike’s Toothache Drops cure toothache in one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. GREATER than all else to be desired is free- dom from the pains of rheumatism. Consult Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy. If your head aches, take a dose of Loiille’s Headache Specific, 2 vy. heli them with that | for ‘hroat | | | i { Cancers Cured. i Dr. Moses & Son, of Virginia, have opened an Office, No. 409 10th street northwest, for the cure of cancers, tumors, ulcers, and extract Wens, moles and flesh marks with a vegetable plaster. They have a large number of cazcers in the office on exhibition, with hundreds of testimonials from some of the best. citizens of the United States. Cures guaranteed. 2,25-m&sim: If MAY NOT BR GENERALLY Known that. 1. R. | H. the Prince of Wales when going to India or- dered 100 cases of BOLLINGER to be taken on board the “Serapis” for private use. Wi.b0r’s Cop-LivER OTL AND Live.—Persons who have been taking Cod-Liver Oil will be song to learn that Dr. Wilbor has succeeded, rom directions of several professional gentie- men, in re the pure Ol and Lime in Such a manner that it is pleasant to the taste, and its effects in Lung complaints are truly wonderful. Very many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear Oil for a long time without marked effect, have been entirely cured by using tnis reparation. Be sure and get the genuine, lanufactured only by A.B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Soid by ‘uggists. Louw SKINNY MEN Ani RN are ot admired. If lacking in flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles’ Health Renewer.” Greatesi on y; it remedy earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debilit rugzist premature decline, &c.,&c. $i, at di advice free. Depot, 55 Barclay street, N. Y. and for Washington at 480 Pa. ave. ¥,24-m,w,f: + TAKE Norice.—Storekeepers can save money by handling Arbuckle’s Unground Ariosa Coffee. For sale to the trade by J. C. E: .» La. ave., F, Hume and N. H. Shea, Pa. ave. 3,4,5 CHAMOMILE AnD Liver Pitts (Dr. Chandler's). Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxious Formula on each package. All know they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart- dizziness, oppressive breathing, costive- ness, Sick headache, pain tn back or eer | kidney affections, nervous debility, coat all im ities of the blood. %5c. per . All druggists, rew, 9th and Penna. avenue. pa De Chandier'n Pilon; ma cure Piles; Instant relicf; harmless; never 5 ; 50 cents. Principal depot, J. a Drew, 9th and Penna. avenue, 210,12 aD ies "e oe, bs ted oe — used for certo Corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves ABSORPTION SALT wind colic, lates the bowels, cures = FoR | tery and ea, Whether arising from teeth- 5 { | ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem- @ Medicated Foot Baths, | edy; 25 cents a bottle. Stammering Cured. Dr. Moses & Son, of Virginia, have opened an office at No. 409 10th street northwest. Their success In curing stammering and impediment in speech has not been equi in this or any other country. Certificates from the princt elties of the United States testify to their abil- ity, and can be seen at their office. Cures guar- anteed. 2,25-m&sim: 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 promptly, adopting the ‘latest improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in @ manner not to be equalled by pos- Sessing these facilities, Gent’s suits cleaned for $2. N. B.—Lace curtains cleaned from 75 nt mM, leaned without. do nol 5 5 ce pe ing the whole gurmeat; 25 GEORGETOWN _ADV’M’TS ‘ABLISHED 2 Ee ALinoee reiyeissy IN 1874; Now the most Complete in this part of the Gouniry. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SOOURING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson st., nee priaee st., Georgetown, specialty di the summer Sees ‘as above. sae iylite i 2 FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY. OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES, AT FURNITURE! THE HANDSOMEST STOCK OF FEF. KRUTINA’S WAREROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, Nos. 06 and 908 Fast It anCNew York.” “°t St Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Hardwood Doors, Wains- Banking, Ine sutigrathed naam Ser ofow aod up Designs and estimates furnistied with promptness. Ail warrt ‘ i Allgoods warranted and sold at MaNGeAgron: 0 IGNs’ co- SovEREL Noe ‘TIVE As- 1088 Beventh Street n. 0. Take Mrs. Ohick's PS says iar ucedeheearens oaetans and measure, and when ow Yeas cone Sur trade tekst aay jones and 81, and ive you the band ot Baer Sout TOR ‘Sndor our contracts with affliated firms in ail Limes Pipa as which we sell at the Yates for cash, Pie the net profits, f any, among: a San ee ee ET seventh st nar BRASS AND NICKLE PLATED, AT REDUCED PRICES. SCHAEPER’S, 1016 Boventh strovt n.0w., Ja18-tr Dealer in China, Giass and Plated Ware. ‘A HAR IPLINE, NOt re ww eats ; Soa Telit ORATED iv FRENCH AND ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, @ 4xND TOILET SETS, NEW DESIGNS JUST RECEIVED, M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge.) Te feb27-42 aye } { | be Admission 50 cents; reserved seats 25 cents e: Box sheet at Eilis’ Matinee—Admiasion of ihe house, 50 cents ; children: 2 coma = FOsD’s OPERA novusE. March 10-SECOND WEEK. THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT OF MODERN MAGIC EVER GIVEN IN WASHINGTON. KELLAR, The Great Tlusionist, Whose right to the title is completely verifi EVERBODY SURPRISED. EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. THE WONDERFUL FLYING CAGE. THE F. FLOWER TREES. BuUT—MOCHA, Kellar. FAIBY 7 SYCHO. TBE GREAT MYST! OUS UABINET. EVERY EVENING AT 8. CHILDREN’S MATINEE SATURDAY. March 17—Gilbert and Sullivan's Charming = HLM 8. PINAFORE. tm af NATIONAL THEATED. Shoughraun, | “om MMENCING MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 10th, ba The Oclebrated Author and Actor, = MBE. DION BOUCICAULT, AS CONN, In his own Original Dramatic Creation of the SHAUGHRAUN, With a Most Brilliant Cast, Magnificent Mechanical and Scenic Effects. GRAND IRISH WAKE, MOVING TOWERS, Fic. SHAUGHRAUN MATINEE SATURDAY. MONDAY EVESING, March 17, BOBSON and ORANE, akspeare’s COMEDY OF ERRORS mb%tr Secene. MUSICAL AND LITEGARY ENTERAIN: 'T of “W. BO.” at Tail- joadee Hall ‘TUESDAY, March 11, 1879, at 8 p. The amateur talent for the yaEar CABPETS AND DRY Goops, GS | Sree fare Rare Sc, ‘70, 75, 85o., a» to styles, Our stock t0 be closed Ont and ‘bemelee eam Table 20, 25, 87, 500., 10. | Hed sorarred Dowtie Dansiak Mastin, worth All Linen Towels, 8, 8, 10 12, 160., worth 60. Dress Goods vers’ cheap, Se'yard tr Bas wende” ed. All-wool jies* Cloths very cheap. = \ White ana Tifa be. Larze White Spreads, ste. No. @. Ribbon, 6c. ‘Embroideries, trom de. to #8c. Oo ‘i f the aove, an See Ty ART suore Berean, ‘Tiokete to be hind at M 'e music store, and at the door. mi !55 54..L15 BEBER, my Z ee GRAND OONGERT. Bre Pe TOEDT, the distinguished Tenor, Bir. MILL&. of Now York. the colobeated Pues aranb ‘Oost. iar coi. | SERRA SG, 1879, of the se. Tichele @iy at Motaerotver’ Messtred” seats with- test soo sard T LON, 6c; (ais out ext iaponed BLACK REPETITION * a 4 Annual Concert, riven for the benefit of OF he TH Aaa Oe cree aero | homers SILEe As 4 ONLY 91.50 4 YARD. at EVENING, March ith, 1579. PROSE ines Wa Se wteLe ae oie: I have to-day received one of the cheapest low of = a r, N. — Instrcmentattere Me BW. a N, Pis- | SULK over shown in this city. no Soloist ; Mr. C. OC. MORINNEY, @r., Oarnet Bolo- | ris is 5 Genuine ist: Me 6G MCKINNEY, dr. Pino. SONNETT SILK, ; 4 1D. Director, bo ar familias with toe bean 95 cents; Sev Roeaieaas a” “| Ser ae Reps eae LL PNeoun max. at this low price. LAST APPEARAN CONNOLLY's, AUGUST. vinunns Serpe ABSIST SP ONDAY, MABUIT 1 sre. Je eS marca | J Sth, at 9 a.m , at Motzerott's Bi maré6t Be Comal of, ‘Titonpay waeou 3, ‘TUES- , First appearance of the wonder ot team, Mlle “Eas de Granville, the woman with the tron java; the dozen great dancers and ‘Ward and Welle: the 4 reat ncng-and-dance artiste, Crumley and De For. rest; Joe nd, Ada and V.. pr} Tolds. Last week of the great art 1s The ering stock company’ ipa grant bike a Female Minstrels and mardi | _feb@tr A®? LOAN EXSIBITION aT TRE PEABODY INSTITUTE, MOUNT VERNON PLACE, Commencing TUESDAY, {fa Manc: m2, whh'a Gare Collection of vapid x: PAINTINGS, ST TRAD BONED REE SEREES The Evenings during the Exhibition. oreo tan bits RS DMIs81ON—Season Tickets (not transf< ). se a ee ey aat a PH Pa, van! Biy-\oF Bran ich Store, 408 9th st. n.w, SS Water @ LIBBEY. OPPOSITE NORTHEES LIBERTY MARKET Dor. Bath Breet ané Now Fork Avonue, Oxm DOLLAR WiLL BUZ 100 FEET or BOAEDS OnB DOLLAR WILL BUE 200 FEET or ‘BOABDS WILLET & LIBBEY’ cent, Dae ETA Se TD | ae ‘Rings, Nails, &c.,in the ies aa tl ‘and epee ae ber Name and Number. y1-1y Gur canlomereaie eee iG to 4 JUSTH'S OLD STAND, Wo 619°'D a | A. LA4tTeer PUBLICATIONS. feb27-tr