Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY................Miarch 28, 1879 The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DaY¥. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICES, ‘WASHINGTON, March 25, 1879. For the middie Atlantic’ states, partly cloudy ther, northeasterly winds, becoming vari- able or shifting to southeasteriy. stationary or higher temperature, rising, followed by sta- tionary or falling barometer. RANGE OF ‘Te 1s the readings of the thermom eter at the Signal Office during the day: 7a. m.. 439; 7-35 8. m., 44°; 12 midday, 50°; p. m., 54°; maximum, 54°.minimum, 43°. “LOCAL NEWS. usements, &c., To-night. National Theater—Joseph Jefferson in the «Rivals, ” and “A Regular Fix.” Pord’s Opera House.—H. M. S. Pinafore. Theater Comique—‘A Block Game” and Varieties. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 10:30 p, m., and i‘pan named Hamilton Dorsey erday a man named Ham! ed suddenly of lieart disease while working at the restaurant of Jacob Horner, 5th street and York avenue. Nore alfred G. Haley, formerly a well-known Wi resident fon and a notary public, ied in Poolesville, Md., yesterday. ‘To-day the motion for a new trial in the case Izetta Hemmons, convicted of larceny, was witharawn to the Criminal Court, and she was sentenced to the penitentiary for one year with a stay of execution for one week. Elizabeth Leary, the Kleptomaniac. HER VICTIMS AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS—SHE IS RELEASED ON EAIL. ‘This morning there was qulie a reception at Police Headquarters of heads of families and housekeepers, who have been the victims of Elizabeth Frazier, or Leary, the klegtomantac Most of thestoien ari'c’es have been rccognized by the owners, but have to be retained vy the property clerk until the settlement of cases in court, which it is thought will be tustituted ainst her. The impression of every body who has conversed with her i$ that she was impelled by an irresistible desire to appropvi- aie these articles to her own use and hoard them up in secret. Comparatively few of them were disposed of by her, and her sole desire seemed to be to surround herself with them After the first theft she could not resist the whenever offered, and the desire to piifer became so strong that she hunted up op- [normal ing from house to house, en- gaging ifin the capacity of domestic for the purpose of stealing, feeling a sort of un- Batural delight fu it, at the same time knowiag it to be wrong. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. ‘The scene between her and her old mother this rola ol detective’s office was quite affecting. is the first time her mother has seen her since the occurrence, the mother being le ill yesterday when the officer took to her home to get the stolen prop- erty. Nothing has been known against tre before this, but on the contrary they regarded as quiet, fad jus people in poor circumstances, the younger sis- as well as the defendant, working out at Gress making and other kinds of work. Al! the complainants were directed to appear AT THE POLICE COURT THIS MORNING as witnesses against the girl, and several rl eng made against her of grand and peut ny, her right name having been as- ceitained to be Elizabeth + Defendant s Mr. Cahill, waived an examination, and in ‘so made a statement to the court Getailing the whole course of the since she commenced pilfering last November, stating that it was a very singular case, to say the did not partake of the characteristics devel in cases of larceny; and he Statement with the view of havin; the bonds placed at such a figure as wou! come within the means of the it, and same time rot defeat the purposes of the law. The court fixed the bonds in each of the cases of grand larceny at $250 each, and or- dered a}! - i Epsesaa ony ad ——, is necessary grand jury cases, retui ed to the owners. Bonds had not been given at : Ht u ‘The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. e ‘The Baltimore branch of the Women’s For- eign Missionary Society held an afternoon ses- sion at the Foundry church yesterday after our port 1c appears tbat thiee micsionaries, ope assistant four medical one boarding schools, and orphans by the society. are at Bareilly, Nynee Tal and C alcutia, India, and Foo Chow, China. The treasurers repoti stated that the receipts of the oo amount to $4,315.35, and there was a in the ‘treasury of $603.26. ‘ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The poet 3 officers were elected for the Oliver agt. Cameron. THE BREACH OF PROMISE CASE. Yesterdav, before Chief Justice Cartter, in the Cireuit Court, the case of Oliver agt. Cam- agt. Hon. Simon Cameron for breach of promice of marriage, alleged to have been made on the ith of December, 1575, for which $50,000 dam- ages are claimed, was continued after our Uva closed—Messrs. Peter & Peter and B. Jarneili¢ and Mr. Toney (of Kentucky) for plaintii; 3. F. Butler and Messrs. W. A. Cook and A. G. Riddle for Setene eg ANOTHER EXPERT IN HAND’ NG. Prot. Chas. N. Cresson, of Philadelphia, testi- fled that be 13 an expert i handwriting; had D. ¢ to handwriting, and had met Mr. Rausch in courts with the sane object. Witness had ex- amined the handwriting of all the letters at, his workshop by the use of apparatus devised for the purpose of testing handwriting. He had magnified the letters so as to occupy a space o fifteen square feet—_magnitying 300 times, The genuine Bristow letter ts written in a “prac- Uced but untrained wrist-hand, without tremu- Jousness;” the smal is always caaracterts- tie. as is the letter “y” and other letters whte he deseribed. The dispnied letters are written in an “unpracticed, untrained, irregular hand, and the whole character of the writing 1s that of tremutousness.” The capital I's of the Bristow letter are made with two trokes, those of the disputed letters with one troke; the “y's” of tie Bristow letter are all made without a Joop, but there are loops tosev- eral of the “y’s” in the disputed letters. Many other differences were pointed out. The words “My Dear Mrs. Oliver” are singularly cor- responding in the letters, and witness believes ‘suc! exact correspondence could be produced only by Sane one word over another. In the alleged alteration of the date ‘ptember 5” to “September 25,” the figure “2” is of ink of a difierent shade, evidently added. The paper of each letter was different, the color and water mark of the Bristow letter differing from that of the disputed letters, and the uwo disputed letters dl fering in water mark. Witness ts sat- isfied that the disputed letters were not written by the hand which wrote the Bristow letter. Cross-examined.—All the letters agree in be- ing written by untrained, wrist hands, with irregular curves. Witness does not think that Mr. Cameron could have so diszuized his writ- ing that witness could not have discovered the impression of his hand. The envelope. “free pass trom Washington to Cincinnati.” was shown witness, but he declined to make any comparison in the absence of his instruments. “MRS. OLIVER’S EVENINGS. Thomas R. Dwyer testified that in 1975 he kept a stationer’s store on C street, near Dela- wale avenue. The shanty corner of C street ard Delaware avenue had a bad reputation. Mrs. McDonald, an Irish woman, kept the house. Has seen Mrs. Oliver there several times in the evening. R. J. Marshall testified that he keeps the Marshall House here, and in 1875 kept Marshall Hall on tre Potomac, Mrs. Oliver came there in July, 1875, entered her name as from New Orleans, and said she was a widow. TO-DAY. A jam outside the bar, and a moderate at- tendance within, was the condition of the court reom this morning, on the opening of the case; but, as on the previous days, the crowd came in rapidly as soon as the trial begun. Besides Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Henriques, there was but one other lady present. PROF. HAY AS AN EXPERT. Prof. E. B. Hay testified that be was an at- torney-at-law, and for thirteen years had given much attention to handwriting. He had exam- ined the letters, and said the Bristow letter showed decision of character and firmness in the writer: also, a uniformity of spacing, and the other letters the reverse. He then explain- ed the characteristics of the writing at length Means of a blackboard. Of the twenty-seven a’s In the Cameron letter, there 1s but one de- ‘vViation from an the general characteristic, and in the other (« to be spurious) there are ten ext ons in the same number of a’s. He no- iced also a roughness in the c ig of the Us in the ber Sth letter, wulle in the other letter there was asmoothness. The words “My Dear Mrs. Oliver,” in the two letters, are exact in length, and in one letter appear to be traced in a tremulous hand. Had nodoubt that two of the letters were forgeries. Cross-examined:. rt in ——Was an expe the selence of accounts; had devoted in all titteen or twenty hours to the study of these letters. BUSINESS, Mr. Peter.—It is not customary to paint a letter in a business letter, is it? Witness.—No, sir. Mr. Peter.—Is that a business letter? [refer- ring to the letter speaking of taking her to a better place and = sbail be my wife.”) ‘Witness.—Yes, sir. Mr. Peter.—Read it. Witness read the letter, and emphasizing “you will be my wife,” remarked “That is busi- ness.” {Excessive laughter, which was sup- pressed with some difficulty.) My. Peter.—A man would be a little nervous in writing such a letter? Wiuness.—That depends upon whom he is writing to. MORE TESTIMONY AS TO THE PROMISE LETTERS. George Smulier testified that he had known Mr. Cameron pe f Pserial is president of the Netional Bank oj iddietown, Pa., of which Gen. C. was cashier from °32 to 54; knows Mr. C.’s handwriting. Identified the Bristow letr2r i C.’s, but did not believe tuat Gen. ¢ Frances A. Crook. president; | Wrote that ‘of Soptauiter fis suits 5 confident; ool Ames. Mrs. Thomas Sewall, Mrs. | Gia not think that such writing wound wove Toll, been received at the bank as Gen. Camerons. ‘The other promise letter appeared to be writte.i §. Turner and Miss Jennie Sih, ana'he ald not welleve that Gea Gennes i eve n. C. dents; Isabel corr either, iyi an on Cross-examined.—The address on the enve- , lope marked September 5 bears a strong resem. st districts Mrs O'Hon. A.D. Hiazed (Third Aoniant Post Weet Baltimore district; Mrs, EB. Stevens, of | ¢cneraly tested bay he snows, Gon. oS ock. twriting lent 6 Bristow leiter ere aoe ie Pieter eee | Written in his hand and the others he did not Mrs. D.C. Mrs. W. H. Fowler, Mrs. believe were written by him. Rev. J.J.G. Webster, Mrs. Dr. J. McK. Re'l- ‘Crose-examined.—C ‘not that th ES Goucher, Sirs. Jon Fnil- | words “Free paseés to Cincinnati trom Waste ag gat - ington” were written by Gen. C. i. W. Smith, Miss M. Bayley and Miss Lowen, fannibal D. Norton testified that he was managers: Mrs M: G. Hamilton, Mrs. Rev. 8. | niet of the finayce division uf the hoo ONes F. mate tee seen ponent ed delc- | department, and has made hand writing a rs. r : study. and he testified that if the Bi Tel EGE Martcock and ‘Mrs. Mc Co Avener anos: Was ia, Mr. C/ehend writing’ the ee me ‘The court here inttmated that there need ait C0 wollen, named gesies Goon e erritet | no further testimony ‘as to the hand wets here from Song Sie oc] ne Aes alde have testimony to meet ele eaten caine tn Gen. Butler claimed that the testimony of the $27 in money to pay expenses. He fell into bad | €xPeris could not be met, and at this point company in thé Division and was picked up | Closed the case. that it dead drunk on the street, without THE SAMPLE DIVORCE CasE. hat, coat or bts fo Dag to the Mr. Peter offered in evidence the record in Rouse. On recovering his senses he could tell divorce case of Sample agt. Sample to im- Ss what had befallen him, only that | peach the testimony of Mrs. Henriques, he had in a saloon on Pennsylva- Gen. Butler objected, and the point was ar- nia avenue, near 12th street, and described the gua at some length, the defendant claiming men he was with. He had lost everything he hat they could not introduce collateral issues bad, inctuding Papers and money. Yes- | and the plaintiff that they could show that the terday Officer , Of the fifth precinct, got | woman was unchaste. information leading him to suspect a noted The court overruled the offer, saying that it thief named Hugh strider, and took him into | is very doubtful if the proot behind the €astody and recovered the stolen papers, a | record could be given. These les are not Knife and the boots from Strider. Morn- | parties to this fact. The rule is that the answer — = the Police Court, a charge of second | of the witness precludes further inquiry, In Was brought against him. Crevy took the stand and detailed what he coutd of Thus ad- ventures in this city, and what part Strider took inthem. Officer Daily also told the court what he knew about the case, and the judge sent the case to the g j ————— VERDICT IN THE CASE OF THE MEN WHO Kittep Jacos Day.—Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, the trial of James Peyton and Peter Lewis, in- dicted for the murder of Jacob Day, on the ith of December last, by stabbing, on Washington street, near the corner of 4th, was continued after our report closed, and Judge Hagner eharged the jury, who retired about 43 o'clock. and ina short time returned with a verdict of guilty of murder against James Peyton, and Manslaughter against Peter Lewis. Sentence was suspended. On thetr return to jail in the Black Maria, Peyton and Lewis got into a quarrel, one charg- ing the other with convicting him, and their getting the best of them, although band fed together, yet with their free hands, they pomimeiiea each other In alively manner, and Was not until Perry Carson threatened the: Doth that vhey deststed from exchanging blows. remises, on ith street, be- tween M and N streets northwest, where a lady was grossly, insulted. An alarm was made, which resulted in his arrest on 12th street, between Massachusetts avenue and M street. ‘THE BALTIMORE AND PoTomac R. R. Co. an- mounce that the night ine between this city and New York tone. oat a Pullman Palace Sleeping Car for the special accom tion of travelers between W: road © pane ee ‘the hours reen scoping and may’ be ‘utilized in traversing it with the Teast possible ‘Tue Bopy of aman about roth 0lé was found on Tuesday in a mre main Edgemont, Delaware county, Pa. He had been Frame Gave and appeared to ha drowned. A letter written from co | to . relative to the dead body in the Susque- hanna, gives a very good descrij of this Rosy found at Edgemont. The ‘was writ- Der son, who has neos Sacite for eens ee a pon missing for some time some places pi is ioral infamy and affecting the credibility for a bay (Michoor! Bie bod not an offer to TOV prostitution—habitual b Ss tt ‘ution—but isolated inst inces, sored MRS. OLIVER WAS CALLED to the stand in rebuttal, and testified that the family Bible of the Olivers was. given to her by Mrs. Oliver (the elder) a short time after her daughter was born, when she was living in Preston st. Bowen, the detective, Spoke vo Fitting a ition in the department and he had been trying for some time, He ast:- ed witness to show him the letter, and she did, and be took a copy of it; at the same time shé missed. Se pod from pace Wi ites @ paper mar! Pree passes fo Cineinnatt trom Washington,” as faving vel y Mr. Cam a . ry eron With the in General Butler objected to her sawrllng arded ag entailing ther it was or not Gen. C.’s handwriting, or that the paper should now go in evidence, for it should have been tntrod: chiet. ‘The court rulea was inadmis- that the sable. ‘The plaintit reserved'an exception. AFTER RECESS. A recess was taken, and on reassembling at 1.50, Mrs. Oliver resumed the stand and was questioned by Mr. Peter. She was present when Mrs. Henriques testifled; there was no such Conversation as she related; she sald noth- ing to her about black mailing Mr. Cameron, nor to any person. Never toid her that she rc: ceived a letterefrom Mr. Cameron. lhe giving of this testimony Mrs. Henriques oc- cu] aseat in the center of the room, and pala particular attention to the testimony, ever, wel’, hardly ever, taking her eyes from the witnes.’ face.—Rep.] Did not inquire into Mrs. Foo ete gen! ae she was sell- Ing som . witness) never occupied the same room with Mrs. Henrique's, y ‘ross-examined:— Witness moved from Mrs. 476 Pepnsylvania avenue, shortly be- Henrique’s left, but took meals there afterwards: don,t think it was stnce she brought this suit. vould not be itive that she was ar noe imprate (queen eee eeaty on never slept ique’s. The room Bnerwandewara toe Occupied at Mrs. Gen. Butier.—Do you remem! Davis in comy with Mrs. Henriques? | _ Witness.—I don’t remember now; but, as Mr. | Davis swears he saw me, it must be so. Mrs. Henriques laughed, and evon—the action brought by Mrs. M. 8. Oliver | if often been in courts to give testimony relative | Witness 1¢-entined a copy of a letter a3 thet of aletter sie had given to Benner (Bowen, the detecti* ) ana a copy of which she had givea to M™__ Rodgers, the President's secretary. Did no*, remember that she dented this on her ¢< amivation in chief. Don’t remember speakinis to any juryman about her letters, but reme a bers that she said, after some of her letters had been read, that she was sorry sh? had made svch remarks about colored people for she did not generally express herself so. She was passing through the jury room at the time and don’t remember thai, she sald she was a southern born lady; but if the gentleman said so it must be so, Witness believed she was born in Ireland. ‘i Gen. Butler.—Yet_ you wrote that you were born in Key West, Florida. Witness.—Yes sir, Mr. Cameron told me to gay S0—that the Irish people were not thought his family. ler.—You had better be carefal for Commop- why dia hat his daughter was born art Ww you wish It appear t tu Florida —Why, sir, he had connections in What kind of connections? Naval connections. i suppose. sir. At point the plaintiff said they had no further evidence. ‘The Court said they would settle th law to- morrow, and respite the jury till Monday. Washington Market, Retail Prices. Mxats.—Beef, sirloin, 20c. per lb.; do. porter- house, 20a25c.; rib roast, 12a20¢.; steak, 124/a2/ Corned Beef, 8ai0c.; Dried Bee! ena , 25a30e, do., sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 18a25c.; Veal, 12ja20 Mutton, 12%ai5e.; Pork, 10al2x 1236C.; mn Hams, sugar cured, TS, Sa9¢.; Breasts, Walic.; Lard, Sale. .—Apples, 40a50e. per peck; Oranges, ‘Waddc. per doz.; Lemons, 20a40c.; Bananas, 4a 50c. doz.; Cranberries, 10a12%¢c. per qt. FisH.—Perch, 40a50¢. per bunch; Kock, large, 2a6e. per Ib., 40a50c. per bunch; Smelt, 15a20c. per ib; Mackerel, 2a25c.; Halibut, 15a20c.; Codfish, 10¢.; Blue fish, 40a50c. per bunch; Tay- lers, 40a50c.; White fish, 15c. per Ib.; Black ba 15a20c. per Ib.; Pike, 49a50c. each; Shad, 75c.a8! per pair; Red Snappers, 15¢c. per 1b.; Clams pose = 100; Lobster, 12c. per Ib.; Scollops, . per qi Burrer.—Philadelphia Print, 45a50c. per Ib.; Western Creamery, 35c.; New York, 30a35¢.; roll, ‘Wawe.; Cheese, 12a20c.; Eggs, 12ai5c. per doz. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 30a40¢. peck; do., Sweet, 30a40¢.; Cabbage, Sal2c.; Be: (ima, 12at5e. per quart: Beets,5ai0c. per bunch; Squas! pour peck; h, dase. per 1b.; Kalo, 20asi Lettuce, 3asc. per head; Asparagu buneh: Peas, $1.50 per pk; §) a81.25 per pair; Ducks, r pair; Turkeys, isa20c. per ib.: Game.—Ducks, canvasback, #1.50a¢2 per pair; do., mallard. $1 per pair; do., redhead, 75¢.a31.25 per pair. Snipe, $4.50 per dozen. NATIONAL THEATER.—The double bill at the National last evening made a delightful even- ing’s entertainment. Mr. Jefferson played “Bob Acres’in “The Rivals,” and “Hugh de Brats” in the capital farce “A Regular Fix,” to a crowded house. The quiet humor of the comedy and the roaring fun of the farce were ie inthe great comedian’s best style, and is support was The same bil) will be Tepeated this evening. ‘oRD’s OPERA Hovuse.—Nothing impedes the progress of the “ Pinafore.” It sails smoothly along, its voyage watched by large crowds. Saturday night the jaunty craft leaves its bar- bor at Ford's. ‘THEATER CoM(QUE.—The performances at the Comique this week are sufficiently varied to Please all. Lincotx Hatt.—The Peabody Orch2stra con- cert will be given at Lincoln hall on the 17h of next month. — ‘THE STONE WIFE MURDER—Anwther Postpone- ment Asked for and Refused.—Yesterday atter- noon, in the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, Major J. B. Sweet appeared for James Madison ‘Wyatt Stone, the colored man cl with the murder of his wife in October last, and asked for continuance until May 5th. He read the affidavit on which the former continuance was granted by bars ey lie, which is to the effect that Stone was bornin Westbrook, Me., Nov. 12, 1844; that when eleven years old he was injured in the head by a knife in the hands of a com- panion, and had since been liabie to fits or terms of insanity. Dr. Wm. 0: » Of North Yar- mouth, Me., had attended him, and he with others living there were necessary to the de- ferse. The counsel said he had written to these witnesses, but was not able to obtain their at- tendance in time, adding, “I willstate, with a frankness scarcely, perhaps, consistent witi professional behavior, that there can be no doubt about the homicide, and our only defense will be a plea of insanity.” He had received two letters from his witnesses in Maine, con- taining a statement of what they would testify to. District Attorney Wells said he would prob- ably admit that the parties would swear to what was contained in the letters if counsel would let him read them. This the latter re- fused, remarking that he did not see, so long 23 the government had the custody of the prt- foner, why they manifested so much precipi- tancy, unless It was through a spasm of econo- my, and in that case they would have better have hanged him at the start. On the couct reid nee age motion Major Sweet requested the court to assign counsel, as he should with- draw from the case. SELECTING A JURY. This morning Mr. Sweet failed to appear, and after walting nearly an hour the court assigned Mr. A. K. Browne to defend Stone, and directed the trial to proceed. The court proceeded to select a jury. John T. Earnshaw, Henry C. Addison, F. P. Davis, J.W. Freeman, George Williams, J.T. Graham, and F.T. loft were challen by defendant. M. Hebner, Benj. F. Allen, Beyer, and Henry Dean had James Edw: '. 8. Crawford, and Arc) White were excused, Jacob Acker, Judson S. Brown, Lewis Delwig, Joseph H. Tall, E. G. Wheeler, John L. Bremerman, Lewis J. Broth- ers, H. C. Shuster, M. French, C. C. Anderson, and K.W. Tompkins were accepted. This ex: hausted the panel, and talesmen were ordered from whom to select the twelfth juror. Out of the eight talesmen Mr. E. Morrison was select- ed, and the court adjourned to Monday. THE WASHINGTON MARKET Company yester- day adopted a resolution, authorizing during the remainder of the year 1579, commencing the Ast day of April, a discount of 15 per cent. on rental thereafter accruing to all occupants of stalls and stands who comply with the rules and regulations of the company, by paying all arrears, and by paying to the market clerk their rental mont in advance, which dis- count for prompt payment will make the net rental after April 1, to all who avail themselves Of it, as follows, per month: Butchers’ stalls $11.90; bacon stands, $7.65; butter stands, $5.74; fish stands, $5.10; hucksters’ or vegetabie stands, $4.46, ———___ SHORT STRIKE.—A strike of the pressmen em- ployed in the government prirting oMfce took yesterday, but after a short conference an un. derstanding was arrived at, by which the men returned to work. The cause of the strike was that two of the men who had violated the rule- of the Pressmen’s union by non-payment 0 dues were kept at work. The Pressmex’s union held a secret meeting last night, when the case was considered. The foreman of the office set- ted the trouble by paying for the two men the anes in question. ‘The strike lasted but a short ie. SPRING CLOTHING in every variety of color shade and texture, made expressly to order fo: the popular firm of Messrs. Robinson & Co., thie propre tors of the Boys’ Clothing House, Pennsylvania avenue, and has just been re- ceived by them. Parents and guardians wil! save time and money by fitting out thelr youths, boys and children without delay. =f A MAN Snor IN & QUARREL AnouT A GAME or CaRps.—Last night a colored man named Henry, allas Mick Johnson, fired a pistol shoi at Win. Beasey, at the corner of 3d and L streets northwest, the ball entering the left leg above the knee. Dr. Hudson, who probed for the wound, was unable to extract the ball. The quarrel was about game of cards. Jonnson was arrested in Jackson Alley by Sergeant Brosnan and Ofticers Slater, Cary, and Simpson. WASHINGTON Fish MARKET.—Sold by R, A Golden, fish agent, since last report: 900 shad sold from $17 to $30 per hundred; 14,000 herrings sold from $12 to $14 per thousand; 600 bunches rock sold from 30 to 40 cents per buncn; 300 banches mixed fish sold from § to 15 cts. per uneh. MARRIAGE Licenses have been Issued to Jacob W. Wachter, of Howard county, Md., and Jen- nie Wis liam Thornton, of St. Louis, Mo., and Mary A. Stuart. prysiclans attribute the sudden death of Miss eonard, who dropped dead a few days since, to the drying up of her blood trom her habit of ating large quantities of cloves every day. f2'The will of the late Rev. Dr. James de Koven, warden of Racine Coles gives $40,000 ct his estate and his valuable library for the pS the college to which he was in life 80 Ba Texas papers are call! a ture for @ law which shall Spee ame aie quate. punishment for carrying concealed ‘weap- A en ie rie a Cea) penhem: of 8. T. Til- ¥ nervous prostration at his rooms in the kverett house.(—N. ¥. Herald. t2-“Brevier,” “Long Primer,” “Small Pica,” and “Pica” are the names of the four children ce brad editor of the Hawkinsville (Tenn.) Dis- : & man Is generally greet- with:—“My darling, is it she generally rushes ‘and shouts, ‘Hugh Henry, wipeyour §-The Boston Transcript says: North Adams THE COURTS. Corrt—Judge MacArthur. zer agt. Cowling: bill dism! Mathews agt. ews; submitted. Hel agt. Duvall; sale contirmed previsioua'ly. Pherson agt. Smallwood: do. Shea agt auditor’s report confirmed and disiribai dered. POLICE Court—Judge Snel. iston OITY ITEMS. Sprit if i: Genuemen's Broadway style Silk Hats, $4; All the new shay ‘ats, * Splendid li « cf Soft Fur Hats, $1.50 to e have ine best Men’sand Boy's “ ate.” Hats; Be sure anise the new “Climax Shirt,” fin- To-day, Herman Johnson and Josephine King, | ished, ready for use, only vagrants; sent down. Rebecca Duckett, a col- | lar One Price S ore,” 920 7th st. nw. ored woman, assault on James Small. sealer of welghts and measures, in the market house; $10 or 30 days in jail. Horace Kdwards, and boisterous; judgment suspended; also charged with carrying a pistol; $50 or jail. In | the case before the Court yesterday of Rachel | Goodall, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill Fanny Hutchinson, this morning | after testimony of the physician as to the char- | acter of the wound made on her head. and the | hearing of witnesses for the defence, the charge | PARTICULAR attention given to children’s joud | Pictures by Blackidge, ket Space. “ PEACEFULLY IF yu ‘aN,” Dut under } cymeventes keep Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in the jouse. ‘Witscr’s Cop Liver Om and Limg.—Tue great popularity of this safe and efficacious Preparation is alone attributable to tts Intrinsic $1, at “ Lewis’ Popu- | th &t. nw. Paee Photographer, 711 Mar- cs L AMUSEMENTS. DRY GOODS. JNAssem aL TeeAree, Jeffcreoms: |New GOODs! NEW @ooDs:: | To-night, Sheridan Comeay, w #3: | Tonight, Sheridan Knowles’ Glorious ¥, We bave nowin siock the lancest and best Sar | Tonight, Sheridan Knowles’ Gicrious ay, line, aud seasonable DRY Dollar | Tonight, Sheridan Knowies' Glorious J Rinds and qualities we have ‘ever offered to IVALS, RIVALS, RIVAl public; all of which we shall sell st the Vear Low- IVALS, VALS, RIVALS, aT BaTEs in all caves. a-king and expecting Only ® RIVALS. BIVALS, RIVALS, very, advance above cust. We hope to VALS, RIVALS, RIVALS, our # by selling only the most b. ands at prices be'o competition.and respecttaly 2 seeeeMr. Jefferson request all in Waut of sensonable Dry Goode to ex- ami 's Delightful Farce, entitlea AR REG! Fe A REGULAR FIX, anctr- 2 BEGUEAH FIX, A REGULAR FIX 1, A REGULAR FIX’ RIP VAN WINKLE MATINEE SATURDAY. SATUBDAY NIGHT—LAST TIME OF RIP. of intent to kill was nolle prosed and Rache! worth. In the cure of coughs, colds, asthma, Monday Next—Carncross’ Minstrels mar2?-tr sent to jail 60 days for assault and battery. | pronchitis, whooping cough, scrofulous humors, ERA 7 David Singleton, larceny of a plough from | andail cousumpelve aytaptows: te hae wo ca, FORD'S OF! HOUSE. — Pinafore, Charles E, Rittenhouse, in the county; $10 OF | pertor, if equal. Let no om@ neglect the early MAJESTY'S SHIP 30 days in jail. James Hays, indecent expc- symptoms of ai when’ agent is at hana MATESTY'S BHIP sure; $5. James Ryan, carrying a pistol; $50 or | which will cure all complaints of the chest, MAVESTY’S SHte jail. Thomas Comager, charged with larceny of a hat, coat and ‘pants; six months in Jal. Henry alias Michael Johnson, charged with as- | sauit and battery with intent to kill William | Beasey, at the corner of 3d and L streets, last | night. Beasey testified that they had ‘been | playing cards and there was a dispute abou: | Six cents, when Johnson pallcd out a pistolaid | shot him in the left leg, the ball entering near | the knee. Sergeant Brosnan with Officers Prather, San peon and Perry arrested him; ‘and jury. Wm. Gibbons, jr., charged with lu us forging bis father’s name to an order upon H. Lee & Sons for $10, which amount he obtained from them, pleaded guilty, and the case was sent to the grand jury, bonds being fixed at 3300. Charles Paige, assault on George W. Webb; ba ; $10 or 30 days. Wm. Johnson, a colored larceny of a pine board from a lumber $5 or 10 days. Gabriel Riley, threats to ary Riley; bonds to keep the peace or jall. Dante] McIntire was fined $105 for keeping an unilcensed bar. Mary Farley, same. charge, at corner of 15th and L streets, $105. GEORGETOWN. Wilbor, chemist, Boston.* gists. murder. ungs or throat. Manufactured only b: Special Mention. ‘The Perfect hire, laundered SC, $1.1239. Long Rubber Gossamer Coats, $3.13. Balbriggan Half Hose, $3 per doz. Real Guyot Suspenders, 47 cents. Linen Collars, latest styles, $1.44 per doz. Fine Rubber Bootsand Wading Stockings for snipe ees Spring Merino Shirts and Drawers, 50 cents, 2, Gg0. C. HENNING, 410 7! ARE YOU SUFFERING with rheumatism? if so |" dont fai] to use Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy. It | never fails to cure. Headache-cured by Lodille's Headache in five minutes, SEE TO IT Now.—Trifling with a Cough 1s self- Immediate relief will follow the use of “Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.” sumption, Bronchitis and Pneumonia are im- ible if it 1s taken in time. Sold by all drug: Lm,w “and reaay tor -“ SHIP yA. By MATESTYS SHIP SATURDAY a’ BATURDAY MATINEE PINAFOR’ i] PINAFORE MATINEE | PINAFORE MATINEE SATURDAY PINAFORE MATINEE SATURDAY | PINAFOBE MATINEE SATURDAY | ESPECIALLY FOR HIs SISTERS. ESPECIALLY FOR HIS COUSINS. ESPECIALLY FOR HIS AUNTS. Saturday Nirht—Positi Last Pert a Nicht—Pedtively Last Performance. t—Positively Last P. Saturday Night—Positively Last Perf marete ht Prone bor thst. | erformauce. formanca. HEATER COMIQUE. Specific MONDAY, March 24. Nightiy, and TUES! eesie | ana FRIDAY MATT EeS omy, aed TUESDAY young American Comedian, G! iJ ort SHAT and the great acne Dose ae eae ‘Con- = 20—in the sensational BLOCK GAME arrivals in epeciaity. the MILTON JAS- PERS, four in nuwber—A: and Nothing ever | 8; tists, Harrington Comedians prescribed by the faculty will compare with it Wilson, bas Ohiton ad se ek aoa ee Tne Cour Cowraias have been notited that | 88,8 Feinedy for Coughs, Colds and Hoarseness. | _MA, LOOK a Bia the rate of tolls from Cumberland to George- oe To HENE BTs. town on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal this minute. Sold by all draggiste at 26 conta. eee pps esaberis 3 r will be forty cents, the same as last year. f ‘Ailother rates are changed, is ‘oun. ap Liver Pinte(Dr. Chandler's). | two GRanp BYMPHONY CONCERIE BUILDING ASSOCTATION.—At the 26th regular | FUrely vegetable and tasteless. NO ROXIOUS | Foo ee euets i caesieing Oe eae en monthly meeting of the Eleventh Building As- Formula on each package. All KROW | ofS ils at Biioe Whiners Moe, OF sociation, held last night at Goddard's ‘atl, | WHAU they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart- | {Sntyne's, Free's, Winier's- and Parker's, inteooae $3,450 Was sold, being 23 shares at the maxi- | DUM, dizziness, oppressive breat vig ions ig mum rate of $150 per share. ness, sick headache, paln in back or a Maniuace.—The wedding of Mr. James King | Kidney affections, mervous debility, to Miss Lunsford took place last night at the Cn A eter ak aera ke Methodist Protestant Church, whic! was A —e crowded with the friends of the young couple. 7 9th and Penna. avenue, =< Rey. P. H. Sweet performed the ceremony. THE DasHaway Crvp held their weekly meeting at theirhall on High street last even- ing. The meeting was well attended, and new for supply: ler Majesty’ G Chi pages has led. 10 Mr. BOLLAN- been award names were added to the roll. Addresses were | GEE for his “Dry” extra quality. made by Messrs. John Berry (the president), W. L. Jones, E. L. Ward, J. Williams, Watkins Addison, jr., and Mr. Eggleston. AIN.—Arrived, by canal—Boat Hattie and Sunny MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If Bessie, with 3,000 bushels wheat. Boat Medley, | lacking in flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use with 2,800 bushels corn and 1,000 bushels wheat. | “Welles Health Renewer.” Greatest remedy on MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE Organized for the sea- | earth for impotence, sexual son this morning,and 4,300 bushels of wheat was | premature ‘Recline: &e., &, $1, at a sold as follows: 3,300 bushels at $1.131;; 150 | advice free. Depot, 65 Barclay street, bushels at $1.08; 520 bushels at $1.15; 170 bushels ai $1.1234; 200 bushels at $1.10, Corn is quoted 46 to 47. Sake e-Mr. W. Irving — has been giving very successful exposures of splritualistic hum- buggery, at Glasgow. He ts going to India, ne CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. ftiy and for Washington at 480 Pa. ave. 2,24-m,w,f:' PILES.—Dr, Chandler's Pilon; sure cure for ; Piles; instant relief; harmiess; never Drew, ; 60 cents, Principal and Penna. avenue, depot, an 9,20,2: * Also, ba Shades, and Tas oe eee Femmemnber Name and Mamber._ sy?-ly say~, 10 study the Indian jugglers’ tricks. For Urwarps or THmeTy YEARS Mrs. Wine- REPARE FOR FALL AND WINTER, and sell : —— —— | ‘e's Soothing Syrup has been used for cl 5 hole Rr ERS Eh OYAL BAKING FOWDE in Si eps Ge Sone cas ape | “EERE ROSS man RRR OO Y Y A L BAKING | teryand cea, Whether arising from teeth- tracrdinary, high prices “<4 RR OOY Y AA L POWDER | ing or other causes. An old and well-tried rem- poet them. Hote’ by peal wih "ber : ERE OO YY Ava 1 Ji, | egy; 38 dents a bottle. ia rad R ROO Y¥ AAAA L BAKING | —— R R OO =X A LLLL POWDER | | ABSOLUTELY PORE. Consumers should bear in mina wat the incom- arable “Royal” is now the only Bakin; TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and ‘eing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near ——_—__ GEORGETOWN ADVM’TS. 1g Powder in STABLISHED IN 1831, e market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar, | Oran nee ae em H*tAranGED exb IMPROVED IW 1876 imported exclusively for this powder direct from | “mprovements, whether of American or Euro- most Complete in this part Oounlry the wine growing district of Freoge As old coon | pean invention, he ts enabled cre iis oes | Bow the = — rienced housekeeper writes that, although she has | &manner not to be equalled by those not pos- W. H. WHEATLEY’S to pay @ few pennies more for the *' ,” finds | sessing these facilities. Gent’s suits cleaned that it goes so much farther and works so much bet- | for $7 N. B-—Lace ci cleaned from 75 | PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND BOOURING ter, that it's economy to use st. Auother saya she | Conts upto ¢1a window. Wool tlaakan wom, ESTABLISHMENT, - uses the powder in puddings, Sree entero 18 ‘cents & mal cleaning a number | gp pastry, whol ems, An TO} jefferson st., near Bridge st, Georgetown. to Writes tint makes the only biseuiv her dys- | @ reduction in price, specialty — ™ “To ic husband can eat Pothe manufacturers of this Powder, with a keen | perception saw that which shoul prova best to the consumer would prove best for themselvex, have | Tee cians of Ge Daminees promptty Blankets spociaity a Sy always used the purest and most wholesome mate. rials, prepared in such exact proportions that it varies. Royal has been the housekeeper’s favorite in the leading cities of the world tor the past sixteen years, and hae a larger sale than all other Baking Powders gen.bined. and, being prepared always alike, never fails to make’ good, light, sweet and nutritious i , Pastry. &e. ‘The Royal 0 der his taken the place of Sods, Ssieratus and THAT CANNOT BE IGNOBED. PIANOS AND ORGANS. P!4Noe. One 7-octave Hallet Davie & OC». rosewood four ‘Piano (almost new?, Yeast “more heattheul | because it preserves all the Bese? Corner carved otritious elements of jour. wonderfui eonvenienoe avers dy for ynmediaioe, aud =< Que Toctave rosewood Knabe & Oo. ¢ fact thet it will keep in any climate, never cakes 200. * nor spoils, mekes it the finest preparation in the ag ai rosewood Mathuscheck Colibri Pi- world. (Bold only in cans, by all Groosra, ‘The remarkable cures that have been performed | “One 7 octave Christie & Co., 8175. Fre ona ae ee leer aimost | by the use of the HOLMAN LIVER PAD within the sale upon easy month! ‘at the sure to contain alam. Alum prodaass griping, con ow atoaaustaee 3) upon esey indigestios, headache and dyspepsit fete tre blood. causes prmplrs on tao fecoeste STATS ARRAYEW’S OFFICE AN ) LABORATORY, BOSTON, Serrempen 19, 187: Mrrsks SKELTON, sOOTS# & OO —GENTLEMEN I have analyzed a’sample of BUNKER HILL PICKLFS, packed by you a number of weeks since, in ove of E.H. Focte’s P-tent Tin Cans, covered with a protecting lin ng, with the following results : ‘The Pickles have been sésied in this can for a time ruff ciently long to determine any possible action of te Vinegar npon the tin and they do not sontaian any traces of tin, lead, copper, or other poisonous metals. —-Respectf "| 8 DANA HAYES, State Assayer, Massachusetts, The above comprisea— SWEET MIXED PICKLES. CHOW CHOW, and Gd&REI NS. For sale by JOHN H. MAGRUDER, mar27-te 1491 Now York avenue. |. F. GILBERT & CO. BANKERS AND STOCK BROK! 16 BroaD 8t., New_York, ADJOINING N.Y. Stock ry, airougn the New York Stock fee stocks: igs Buy sel] and ert Exct ange, ail the ‘as long as desired, on oviated at fren T to 94 pos sere diners eae ‘ent. org clrenlar and daily stock roport rres application. mar26- Athp [jp MBBELLAS. Novelties _in LADIES’ SILK UMBRE! — ry 8. sro, 1887 Pa. ave. 8) HANDLE! ward tr PHePosALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS. revolution: izing the old system of dosing, as treatment of various diseases, than all the efforts of medical re~ formers for ages. It has proved, indisputably, that the system of administering medicines internally a5 acure for disease is,as a rule, pernicious. Thou- sands upon thousands are dosed to death yearly, willing victims, from the mistaken opinion that na- ture calls for some powerful dose to be taken into the stomach before she can succeed in bringing about a healthy action, and thus enabie the various organs to perform their proper functions. It is a mark of progress and a matter of rejoicing that this remedy, which illustrates a principle as old as Hip Pocrates, is being so generally used and recom- mended. THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY'S rem. | edies, which are the sole exponents of the OURE BY ABSORPTION a8 opposed to Dosina, have been Proved the cheapest and Most Kfectual Remedy for all Diseases Arising from Malaria or a Disordered Stomach or Liver, and it is a well-known fact that nearly all the diseases that attack the human body can be traced, directly or indirectly, to these two organs. The Pan exerts a Prompt and Specifie Influence upon the System, and, Removes the Poisonous Germs which Paralize its Action, and Restores a Normal Condition of Health ina Manner Absolutely Won- derful. It is known by actual experience that there is no disease that attacks the youth or aduit of both sexes that can even be modified by the usc of drug, but ‘that can be acted on in a far more satisfactory and Permanent manner by the Houman Liven Pap Co.'s REMEDIES. R EMOVAL. it wishing to occupy, for the ure of Bureau, the large ware- room at the corner of Pennsylvania sve- have pO | I dey on ri Nunmanurss Cass, Frvatty Ackwowznorn BANKERS. .NGINEER. ‘PARTMENT, ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,/ To be Beyvoyp THe Reracu or MEDIOINE, HAVE SS ——————— ir By f tho Conumislonere, Séaled Pro. | EEX SAVED UNDER THE Miup Acriox oy Tazsx | $10.80 91,000 INV. ‘Book ee Lon TUSDAY Apel tate STs for EeS Tae | DRS Anse Bankers, 7° Wall oi : mi. on’ Aps a }, for the Improve. * s pent of, the Boutliem Approach of the Easier provitim a Lcading Baltimore Merchant —_ = a ie. revicus pplication of Laven ofits vestments ‘Blank forms of proporal and epectteations can tx: | Pav I had not, experienced: & holt dae Foe ae | 1250 Nrosts on. ‘February 18° S100 obtained at this office, with all necessary informs months, but had been eopsieney #rowi thinner | Proportional returns e ‘week on Stock ot ton, upon application therefor, and bids upon thes | and weaker, nutil Thad about given up ali hope of | 8200" SOU. SIO, emia on forme will alone be considered. relief. I suffered much from depression of spirits | and. Circulars free. T. POTTER ‘he right is reserved to reject any orall bids o: | caused by dyapepwia. ‘Ihe Pap ncted vary quickiy | &'O0., Baukate, O6 Wall te HA. parts of bids. . J. TWINING, in wy case, tor in three hours I felt like a ditterent a eee Major Enuineers, U. 8. A. man. 1 now consider myself perfectly well; can | A MEMBER OF THE 8TOOK BX wi mar25-6t Fngineer Commissioner of D. d HeuTy food. and feel no symp- | gy eunaute orders for the purchase or gi pRice’s, Tmust sckrowlede they aione have lone the Wonk sions €5 cack 100 shares. ‘Stock privates neyotaree cufully, yours, MP HALLE soll, 510 Ninth street ‘nw. a Wiiruth Feuteuee, | ied” Merriam. Another Jot of those 250 ‘Trimmed CHEMISES. t : a CRE A Plumber's Story. = Glove. fitting CORSETS, (worth $1.95) nt G4c. For the past twenty years Lhave been troubier | NeW Gente’ CE & W) Trsaedown 40° don at 10c. Mlompacht and inaigeation” paeht ae genes of tae Pe: lo" lo. do., at ‘ ut gene EET Ling BUERS a 3 Biise. | besdache, Many times? thon stout xo crazy EE: Buperion BETES Cena to order. : i 1 rocrazy | (0.6 Superior SHIE 7 : Sputvapbye fe adaliooa pr 92 cat euything that is eatable, anid havo liad no head Celebrated “Davai Birt a ality’ ‘Germantown Worsteds, 90. per oz. ache for six weeks. Thave confined myself exclu. lin, and e' Li mar2-tr ‘At PRICE'S, 510 9th st. n.w. ees fimedies Hoping some poor sufterer | UNDERWEAR, Gi RX! sewewey. fully yours, rowen tls testinone. Fam erate We 251 Druid Hill avenue, Baltimore. 19: Branch Baltimore y — mari9.tm We offer great inducements to cash puri Consultation FREE and Sorscrrep = air iands MD Purchasers 12 J 1 ait, wivinw full description of cone oe oF S*ovILE oe Goaea eee vsE SINE JEWELRY, WATOHES, OLOOKS, DIA- | tho yates ; SS wd siend MONDS SOLID SILVER AND PLATED Sees ned cautioned against Inirra- | Ceres, WARE, FRENOH AND AMEBIOAN CLOOES AND BRONZES, xr0., At private sale. 8. GOLDSTEIN & 00., Loan amp BRoxxns, anzl4r Northeast corner 10th and F ste. ABLE WABE. HOUSEKEEPERS fitting out can find all they require st our atorefor DENT and HITOHEN in ao - CHINA, OROOKERY, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, PLATED-WARE HOUSE-FURNISEI Of best quality, at low prices. maa S0obe; M. W. BEVERIDGR, RIICLES, For FuRTHER information as to diseases reached by the Pap and its AUXILIAnrEs, phlet. Address BINGWALT & HALL, Agents, 8. E. Corner 97H Np E Staeers, consult our pam ‘The handsomest a pee Flour in the Sterling’s St. Louis Fancy Patent, A most beautiful Winter Whest Flour, or Golden Hill, en ‘The well - own Standard peaty Hemet the Dia is better than it: Washington, D. 0. ie and Bread ‘os light and as A Lacy Physician in Attendance. he abovemeeen Figs aziven Ce OMice Hours; 8 a.m. to9 p.m. marl20tr weal A YER’S SARSAPARILLA. (ate Webb & Beveridge,; Nothing Short of Unmi: Bonds for sale. aR Nene Gre ee Eeierens sae init es upon tens CRITI cesicened one peel. = a». fe and maintain hich AY Ring 8, Called Bonds purchased. 4, I 2 = eat SP aE sare, ies co dof he E * faasiui and Tron, shai tne Tiost effectual ot ai Aeneas See K. WARD, = Grider Uniformly auceeeeful ana eras in" | war Ged, oso & etx remedial luces raj and complete —SOnITEODS OPFOR gure of Besote . ‘Humor, I Nee Cree. I, BRASB AND RIOKLE PLazep, | fron smapurity ot he Bloods, "By ite eran | LA alt AnROTON, D6 t effects AT REDUCED FuICED, Blood ibaa no cua. ee ‘gots thes aio Te ore Gorerument Pelgting Gane SCHARBFER’s, snd eneray., os forty years i Sraiabis magiaiay | me2seotd__Ancurrace U. @. Gararot._ sriteotd_ancentace U8. Garza for the suffering sick, anywhere. . Apes 1O1G Hesenih Street sees For sale by Z. D. GILMAN and all Dealers, sal@-tr Dealer in Chins, Glave and Piatea Wars | mar2ém,w.fat Sore | _mareete ine OUT asortiuest and prices before urchasce : geadi W M. BROWS. mar25.tr i SUT Market Bpsce. Fes AUCTION. THE CHEAPEST *1LKK EVER 0! WAnienonny FFERED IN BLAGK GROS GKAIN SILER, 8136, $1 and mp. SOLOKED via be SILKS 18 87S, #1 and ED WE Sn SILKS. ee and CHECSED SILKS, 6255, 7 ang pe’ Auso ix Stock — ALL WOOL BUN PINGS, 25, 30 and 373. ALL WOOL EAC OAS MER ER from 50e. Full etock all kinds of DRY GUUDS. ms WM. R. RILEY, New Store, Ricey Bcruorme, Cor. 9th and B sis. n.w, A™-woon BUNTINGS, ALL COLORS, 25 CTS. Spring Casaimeres for Men and Boys, nobby style 25, 31, $0,62,75,47,81 yan Double width Biack Alpaca, 15 cts, Black Cachmeres, all Wool, only 50 cts. Spring Cary ets, new stock, 25, 90, 37, 60, 62, 75, Mattings, freeh supply. Calico, 3\ and 4 cts. yard. C. M. TOWRON, 636 Pa. avenue, Bouth side) near 7th st. Gheottixs, “ND COL Bike, 50 75 cents, ibe, 65, 48, Pr Grect ete ack Cashiseres, wood mooce 60°62, 76, Te°S0'conts to. ta icy, for penta Wine Clothe, hectings, sod jose thee | potters prices. “Garpetest EX oa = eee a _9 Sees ee RECEIVED TO-DAY— ONE MORE LOT OF THE CELEBRATED “BONNET” (CASH- MERE de SOI, AT @150 A YARD. ‘This is poritively the last of this great bargain ir. Sik, aud can not be duplicated at $2a yard. CONNOLLY’S, marldtr 11th street and Pa. ave. C°RSREe. fILKS. BLACK 711 Market Space, rs 55, 68, 75, 87, bed 1 50, eh ia gt caret and Sits bragged embroidered marlo-tr all over the country. Our assortment is altogether - = ‘BEST. “eee ‘Ladies’ and Gent's B Pic Gooar Pars Weraee: 2art- es 0 aa @yera. Mme marlStr Cor. ra BRODHEAD’S, Td: c J Win aT aND Serge send ee OPES ‘spools for 25c. Se *S, 1206 ¥ st. nw. P44 axp winTEE Goons. Crrmmns’ Azur & sepl0-tr, Suildine. HOTELS. Wittanps noren. THIS FAVORITE HOTEL, HAVING BEEN THOROUGHL} RENOV: PAINTED > een THROUGHOUT, AND LY RENOVATED, 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUgsTa. BRESLIN & COOKE, anovaoet__Pnovarerons,_ A SABGR AMSORTMEET OF GOLD AED SLVER WATCHES, IZ SETA Lape &. W. GALT, BRO, & 09; a, ‘45B 6UF- ss ae SaaS