Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. SATURDAY.......... The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. PFICR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, e A SAEMINGTON, April 5, 15:9. } adie Atlantic states, clearing weather, nant varnre winds, mostly northerly station- ary or higher temperature and barometer. ‘RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following is the readings of the thermom eter at the Signa! Office during the day: 7a. m. 31.59: 7:35 @. M., 52°; 12 midday, 39°: ¥ p. m., 35 maximum, 39°; minimus LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater. — Carncross’ Minstrels— “Henry Moses Shadboat Pinafore.” Theater Comique.—Varieties. Franklin Hall. contestants. Condensed Locals. ation of the Church of the med Episcopal), Rev. J. B. Norci, rector, have just fitted up a hall at the corner Of 14th and S streets n.w. as a place of worship, and will bold their first service tn tt to-morrow "Phe children’s masquerade party last night ai ‘Tallmadge hall, under the management Of the Geman Maenrerchor, was a very enjoyab! ati ine Mutual Base Bal! Club have cers for the season, as follows; —W resident; S. F Burnett, vi e pI ce, secretary and treasurer; as c.H. Whitlow, ors. ‘There are several fires in the woods on the Virginia side of the river, in view from this city: one on the Leesburg and Alexandria ptxe, and another somewhere south of Alexandria. They bave shown for several nights past quite dis- unetly. The Jefferson Literary and Debating Soctery last evening awarded the annual medal to Mr. Wm. E. Thomas as the dest debater,and he will receive the prize on the evening of April 16th. at the annual entertainment of the soctety. when the presentation will be made by Mr. Ed- ward D. Wright. The Alexandria Gazette says that at the an- bual meeting of the stockholders of the Great Falls manufacturing company, held in that town Thursday Messrs. Henry 8. Davis, Augus- tus Jackson and Charles R. Abell of this 2 Jobn Trimble of G Of Palrfax county were chosen directors. A Meeting last night at the house of Senator Windom discussed the subject of che fmmicra- tion of colored people, and the opinion Pressed that the efforts of the orga should be directed towards Ing the prese Seheme in force tn the so: t and give tne proper direction to it and rnish means to se who desire to go, but not to press ag eral movement fn that direction. Since the publication tn ‘Taz Star of the ercoked ways cf Maude Brown in imposing upon the charitably ee ns in the north- Western portion of the city, a large number of ople have called at ice headquarters to k at the pictures of her and Percy Brown Ia the rogues gallery, and in every case they have Fecognized both as persons who had imposed S mm them. - Connell. who was accidentally wounde4 by a pistol shot In the store of Mr. J. L. Savage. Th last, is suffering very mich from Pain. A suflicient time has not yet elapsed for the Physictans to determine as to the danger. but hopes are entertained that he will recover without the loss of hfs arm. ‘To-day the trial of the case of the Fifth Bap tist church the Baltimore and Potom. railroad—action for damages by the location of shops adjoining the church—was continued to ‘Monday. > On Monday next the case of Samuel A, Clar: indicted for the murder of Jack Cash on Chris: eas day of 1577, will be called for trial for the fourth time. The enterprise of the Army and Nary Gazette in publishing the whole of the report in the ca-e of Gen. Fitz John Porte: it. r this week caused i ‘sale of the paper, and the whole editioa hat been exhausted, the report has been ion im pamphlet form to meet the demand ‘THE ALEXANDELA (V_) COUNTY ScHOOH. Frxp SHort.—A meeting of the citizens of Alexan- aria county was held at the school house at Wednesday evening, and was called to order by Benj autia esq. Mr. J. B. Syphax ‘Was elected c ; Tibett Allen, sec and Thos. Owens, treasurer. A resolution wa: usly adopted, that as “the schools of this county are embarrassed for the want of funds, and the law prohibits children from at- said schools whose parents have not paid the capitation tax: theretore, Ressired, That ‘this society exert every timate means to tn- @uce said tax to be ‘paid, in order that the schools may be supported; but that no effort shall be made by the society to influence any support aby particular candidate tor the coming election, wiich action we be in violation of the jaw of this state.” ‘The following committees were appointed: “To ascertain facts and procure list of detin- ts” —Messrs. B. Austin, H. L. Holmes, W. C. J. Willis Wormley, George Pallant and Allen; and “to carry out the spirit of the above resolutions by Spee: other socie- tes”—Messrs. L. G. Mitche! }. Corbitt, Aus- tin Syphax, Wm. A. Row: rummond and Richard Parker. Fe elder, Rev. B. Peyt Brown, but they at wi el The meeting was for ‘conference as to the Fr of utilizing it 1s not unlikely that the association which it is proposed to form may be able to affect ar. Fapgements to supply these churches. At the Meeting Rev. Samuel Kramer, Rev. F..S. Evans Nate tion of a local preache: a lon, ——— PEDESTRIANS PRINTERS—Five “Jours” on a ‘six Hour Walk—Last evening Franklin Hall was crowded to cver-flowing by friends of the contestants for a purse of $190 in a 26-hour a8 you please” mateb, the gate money to be between those wito make upwards of 5) miles. Mr. J. B. McCarthy was agreed upon as Feferee, abd Messrs. McFadden, Pagenbotr, Bromegim, Brown, and Berthrong'scorers. The Word go was given at S$ o'clock, and the contest- ants—Mecsrs. Nalley, Heron, Clark and Forzeman—got off weil together. During the -.- April 5, US7B. The Death Sentence. JAMES PEYION SENTENCED TO BE HUNG JUNE ‘TH, 1879. Te-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Hamner, the case cf James Peyton, convicted afew days ago of murder, in having killed Jacob Day, In December last. was heard ona motion for a new trial. which was srcued by M rs. BY ankma and Lipscomb for the prisoner, and the District Attorney and assistant repre-enting the gov- erpment. ‘The motion fs based princloally on the discovery of new evidence since the (rlal, to the effect that Peter Lewis (cellars tera of manslaughter under the sai ) sald that he had Killed a nigger down the street; ‘othat he was takea by surorise, having Leen ignorant of the fact up to the time of his stired from the case. ree leourt overruled the motion for a new e Hagner asked if he had an. y Why sentence should bot be pro- ‘The prisoner replied In asaddened vo'ce: Yes sir, the jury have convicted me and I will be hung for the people demand tt. I never cu: -ob Day bor struck him ti fe. Lam in am gone you' Judge Hager replte you ‘The court would be more mereifal to you than you were to Jacob Day when vou hurciet bim thto eternity. ‘The sentence of the court. 1s that you be taken hence to the jail ot the Dts- triet, whence you came. and there be confined until Friday, June woth. 1879. and theace be taken to the place of execution, and may the Lord have compassion on your soul. Tie time appointed for your execttion is between the hours of 12 o'clock m. and 2 o’elock p.m, that day. ‘The prisoner recetved the sentence very quietly. REAL Estate SaLes.—Walter B. Williams «© o., auctior have made the following sales. within the past. mont ‘or J. Tarbell Dye: trustee—lot D, in Sam'l C. and Everett W: subdivision of square No. 4, situated on 2 street, between K and L streets northwest, with hnprovements, consisting of a three-story brick aweiling, to John T. Lenman, for the Corcoran Tusprance Co., for $3,200; lot K, in same snbdi vision abd square, to same, for 32.50. For A. H. Young and M. C. Luttrell, trustees—part of lots 1 and 2, In square 377, fronting on 9th street, between E and F streets northwest, to Sophit Schaibles, for $4, for the owner. a two-story brick, situated on 41s street, between IT and streets southwest, to Daniel Kelly, for $1,500 For L. M, Taylor and Wm. R. Woodward, trus- tees—lot No. 72, of Martha E. Borland’s subdl- vision of lots No. 51 and Dths tween O and P streets ni s provemenis thereon, c brick dwelling, to Geo #14 1S NO. 53 a recorded subdivision of square 511, with improvements thereon, con- sisting of two two-story brick dwelllags George W. Uterme! bY 4 south part of lot 56, In comzalssioner’s subd vision of square 5 rovements, consisting of a three: welling, to George W. Utermehie, lot 60, in square Sit, with improvements, co! sisting of a two-story brick house, tronting on P street, between ith and 5th streets, northwest, to George W. Utermeiile, for ¢: Officers as follows: Patri Jouvenal, second deputy uty; Paul Finch, record Gial recorder; Patrick evening Post was presented by a lady with 3 white horseshoe for gucdiuck. At4o'clockt” morning = seamed Pat, 40 mile~- a nan, 36 miles; Nalley, milea ~ aay ES Heron, s2miicseach. Cis™ sessed Clik and Pc ae making 49, leaving e- : 4 Heron on the track. At —-% O'clock Post had made 72 miles, Forseman i, and Heron ARE MEMPEKS OF CONGRESS EXEMPT FRO Cry. Strr.—-Yesterday an important case was before the Court in General Term—R._T. Mer- riek and T. J. Durant agt. D. W. C. Giddings, of ‘Texas. for breach of oo < Biichorri eres being in on of bonds belonging to the eof Texas, th platntiffs were employed to collect them under an agreement that they should receive twenty percent of the amount recovered, and defendant was also employed. It ts charged that the latter collected 240.12. but failed to retain the twenty per them, and they therefore bring suit to $70,000. The questions tnvoived are (fi defendant, on the ground of pubile policy, empt from the suit, and (second) whether, as a member of Congress, defendant was exempt from service. The ease was argued brieily ov Mr. Selden for plaintiffs and Senator Carpenter for defendant, but was n taded. ‘THE CHILD-MURDER Case.—Yesterday after- noon the case of Loutsa Wallace, indicted for the murder of her tnfant child in Apri! of iasi year, was given to the jury, after arguments by Messrs. Wells. jr., Redington, Judge Smith and the District attorney, and a charge by Judge Hagner, and they retired at 6:15 o'clock. The jury came in at 1 o'clock to-da Stated that they had not reed, and tue fore- mab. Mr. Wheeler, said ed that it was inpossible to come to a rected them to return to thet roo! mn. At 2:30 the jury came in. A breathless silence was preserved, the prisoner looking, as she sat dict was given by Mr. Wheeler, the foreman: “Guilty, a5 indicted;” ard then, on motion of the counsel, the jurors were polled. The coun- fel then moved a new trial. ‘THE NaTIONAL Mvsecu.—Wm. Forsyth, e a full corps of assistants, 1s now engaged inisying out the ground near the Smithsonian Institute, on which ts to be erected the Nation- al Museum, fu accordance with the plans of Adolf Cluss, the architect. It Is expected 1 und for the foundation of the edutice On the 10th Instant. AS THE SEASON ArPROAces bummers beztn to talk house-owners to death. aoe eke anit bie elastic, 4 “= Toot paints, | baby quiet and make the | chimney draw. Tell them you have Lang- horne’s book, and to call again. They'll oor warranted to keep Long call. Frank Donavan, Room 4, 70s E ——— PARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARASOLS! ‘Towson’s, Pa. ave., near Market n.w. — Laprgs, when want skirt braid, ask for the Stafford ‘You will find It better = any other. ALLEN’S $04P removes bictches and plmples.t+ a and | The court di- 2.200; lob 14, in square 5i0, on P street, 4th and ‘sth streets. with improvements, story brie awetitng. $4,200; lot 110, in . in commissioner . fronting on Frank and 5th streets, with im of a two-story frame ho mehle, for $360; lots idge’s subdivision of lots sioner’s subdivision of . Franklin street, between and 5th streets northwest, with impro’ Bl th om, con sisting of two two-sto; George W. Utermehi amount of said sal DEEDS IN Fee have been flied as follows: Den- nis McNamara to Wm. Keouzh and Johanna Keough, lot 2, sq. 3 $—. B. F. Neff to Han- nah Neff, lot 1, sq. 503, and lot 1, sq. i of lot 43, sq. 69; $—.° Russell Forsyth to L. V. Walsh, lot 105, sq. 375; $5,500. Hallet Kilbourn toJ. F. Olmstead, lots 12 to 43, inclusive, sq. 69, and lot 60, sq. 152; $10,462; lots 30 to 35, IneIn sive, sq. 157; lots 80, 5 2, Sq. 241, and lots 9 and “A,” sq. 242; $33, lallet Kilbourn, tee, to J. F. Olmstead, lots 1, 2 and 3, sq. 7, lots 5 to 14, Inclusive, sq. 204, and lots 4, 5, and 242; $53,075. Kilbourn & Olmstead ‘tchinson, lots 31 to 44, sq. 151; $31,- 404.60. Sisters of the Visitution to E. D. Stone, lot 12, sq. 162: $4,650. C.S. Morgan and pe Morgan to Henry Walker, lot 6, 34.4 ‘THE INLAND AND SEABOARD NAVIGATION Cou- to r $500 each, Total pany have reduced the fare to Norfolk to $1, abd $1.50 a round trip, good for thirty days’ The company clatins that their steame sare hew and secure, and superior to any upon the Potomac river. They are commanded by sober and trustworthy officers, who have the safety gnd proper care of their passengers at hea: No person under the influence ot Uaioe ts pr mitted to remain in their employ. Afier the 13t tay ee See <_< pe odo every 7 OX and Sunday. They aie the only steamers which make connection with the Boston }ine. They also connect with the Seaboard railroad and the New York and Rich- Mond steamers. The table has been placed in the hands of a first- DECORATION Day.—A meeting of the execn- lve ecmmittee of the Department of the Poto- mac, Grand Army of the Republic, was he'd last night to arrange for the proper observance of Decoration day, select orators, poets, singer. &c., for the different. cemeteries. ‘the names of the members of the executive committee are as follows: Department Commander Harrison Dingman, chairman; $. E. Thomason, secretary and treasurer; James Cross, A. H.G. Richard- ville, George E. Corson, John O'Reilly, and James Cuntingiam. sub-committees were ap- To* NorMat Scnoot.—Yesterday morning the thira Warterly examination of the norm1i school, Mis Lucille B. Smith, prinetpal, toox lace in the Frail building, and there was a number of fr.'"45 of the puptis and of the ublic schools present. Superintendent Wilson, Sirs. Fuller, teacher of dru “ing. and ex-Super- intendent Richards took part ‘0 the examina- ton, which embraced map-drawi7@, zoology, music, psychology, re: » language, and Spelling, taught by several members of the school in one of the lower grade half-day Schools; physics, literature, ang drawing. oe THE KNIGHTS OF St. Jo: 5 ae gf) elected Si = 4van, com- mander; Samuel F. pares ye, firs, deputy; KR - Griffin, third dep jihos. Maloney, finan- Rev. P. F. Nectar. ony ars eee a i -eO¥, Chaplain; D. K ally, herald; Patri” “Worlarty” warden: Robert erd D. Mahoney, standard b2arers; . «. Schmidt, M. J. Griffith and Patrick sueshy, board of governors. Bi For Divorci Williamson has fle? a bill for John H. Bunday for a divorce from Emma Bunday. The petitioner states that he was married to respondent in January, 1877, 19 Baltimore, and he charges that, disrezardin ¢ her marriage vows, she has committed adultery during the past four months with one Josep: Lee, in various houses in the northwestern sec ton of the city. HARMONY AND Fatenpsair Lopces, KNiGats or Pytutas, have fitted upa fine hatlat tne southeast corner of Pa. avenue and 13), stree: and at the inittatory bree g on Thursd ning—the regular meeting of Harmony there was a large attendance. Interesting re- marks were made by P. G. C. John W. Thomp- son, G. C. Daniel reee V. G. C. James E. Mitchell, and P. C. J. illingsly. —— AccIDENT. — Yesterday afternoon, Meredith Eastman, a colored laborer, employed repatrins: the Western Presbyterian church, on H, be- tween 19th and 20th streets, fell off ‘a step’ lad- der and injured himself badly about the body He was removed by the pollce ambulance to his home near Howard University, by Officer Quinlan, ‘THe CASE OF STRONG AGAINST THE Distatcr. To-day In the Circuit Court, Chief Jusitee Cart ter, in the case of Strong agt. the District of Columbia, the motion to vacate the orde solidaling and to quash all proceedings since reference to special order was granted, The defi ant prayed an appeal, WASHINGTON Fis MARKET.—Sold by XA. Golden. agent, since last report: 50,000 herrings gold from $5 to $12 per thousand; 2.000 shad gold from $15 to $35 per hundred: 500 bunches | reck and perch sold from 40 to 6) cents per | 7 1,060 tollors sold from $4 lo $7 per hun- Between her counsel, very dejected. Tue ver- | BUPED R New stock, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, 33 we dred. ‘THE Lapy who certifies in the column of City y that she has been cured of cancer ce by Dr. Moses & Son, called at Tue | STar office to day to show that her statements about the ease are © t | THE OLIVER-Cawexon Case.—This morning | Inthe Circuit Court, Chiet Justice Cartter re- | fused to grant the motton fora new trial en- tered by the Plainurr, and the case will now go up cn exceptions: | | _ Mannisge Licenses have been Issued to Hen- | ry Morris and Louisa Victoria Carpenter; Cha: A. Wetmore, of Oakland, Cal., and Anna Deroy Smith, of Brooklyn, —— Lapn orative art there {sin millinery, go on next ‘Tuesday or Wednesday to Miss Bettie Dintcn | son’s opening of Parisian novelties, THE ONLY process which will entirely ridcar- pets from alldirt, se and moths, Is Chace’s ‘steain Cleaning, 616 Louisiana ave. 1 ALLEN’s Soar cures all skin diseases. t Low Esriuargs on plumbing at Hamilton's, th —— Wits STONE Sats, two dollars, at Prigg’s. + arraignment, that his counsel, Mr. Howard, had | i find tt our. :— The facts were against | cers of the Endowment Rank treas.; H. Tennyson, R. Tavenner, guide; James Collins, 8. con- | if you wish to see what beautiful dec- Amusements, &ceo [ATIONAL THEATER.—Carncross’ minstrel or- N: ganization will close its en; mt here this evening and leave the city, after the most suc- cessful week that any minstrel troupe has ever enjoyed here. The houses have beeu crowded nightly, The entertainment ts sufficieatly at- tractive to draw well anywhere. To-night will be Washington’s last chance to witness this re- Makable show. Next week “A Celevrated Case” by the Union Square Company from New rork. THEATER CoOMIQUE.—Go to the Comique this | evening to have a pleasant time. Excelleat | varieties are on the boards. There will be a thorough change of programme next week. THE AUDITORSHIP OF TAE DISTRICT OF CoLtM BIA CovnT.—The Judges of the Supreme Court of the District were in consultation to-day, aid accepted the resignation of Mr. Wood. the audi- tor of the court, and 1 ts reported ihat they agreed on a successor, appointinent will be announced on Monday saying it is Mr. Lovejoy, others that Captaty Camp is the man, and others tiat the place wil be tilled by masters in chancery, the nuinber being limited so as to make tt a paying office. ALL Woor Bunt stock. ‘Towson's. Pa , 22 cents; carpets, new ave. near Market. t ESTIMATES given on tin, sheetiron and he nace work, ALLE Gas Fixture: Hamilton's, Soar sottens ud beautifies the skin { vat Hamfitoa’s. + URE cuvkTs. Equity Court—Judye MacArthur. Yesterday, Albright vs. Emery complairant. PROBATE CouRT—Judge Wylie, Yesterday, guardianship of Neeuah Simpson. hee Tipton; order autuorizing guardian to pur- chase $840 of Georgetown, D.C.. 6 per cen stock. Estate Richard Young; deeree adnttthn will 10 probate and granting letters of admin’ che tration to John J. White; boad $200. Estare Deborah Hammond, deceased; peres e) 4 J. We Yau- will to probate and Yecord. Estat etition of Wiiliain tn Williamson, qualiiied as collector ate; bond 3500. Inre E. K. Jonson guardian; qualified and gave bond. Estate o! Nicholas’ Acker; account of sates of stocks and bonds amountinys to $1 », torining part ot personal estate returned, ate Alexand Dedye; first and final account of administrato- returned. Estate Nicholas Acker; ti of executors returned. Poice Covat—Jy To-day, Willis Peyton, a nex fourteen years old, was urratgned for assas and battery on a little white girl named M Ferguson, who testified that he rao u) on the street and familiarly threw about ber tn & disgusting way and talk ‘ds: : irty days. Li ey by Office: workhouse. two able bodle with Vagranc; ward Gibson and Jose young white men, we: and ‘sent down’ to tue Wm. Meredith and Nelson Baldwin, two yc colored men, were sent down as vagrants t Shelton. colored yirl vagrant, was n. Wm. Payne, vagrant; dow: mas, loud and boisterons ta’ Nay) Charles Andrews, same; $5. Marga Leonard, charged with seHing lquor withon Neense. Officer Farqnhar testided Unit his tlt He son, about fifteen years old, who is in th: Marine barracks, was inade tntoxteaied by ge ling Whisky from this woman in her sore. Tae ‘boy testified to the same, boy marine. It being ac sale, the case was dismissed. [If tix law in the District preventing the «iving of Uquor to minors, there ought to be one.) Heary Upsher, threats to his wife Louisa; pleadet guilty, bonds to keep the pe, or jail, Ed- ward Sullivan, assault and battery on Gathe- rine Sullivan, his wife, a young couple; pleade i Euity, Mrs. Sullivan testified that he beat and cked her unmercifully, bruising her very much. He was intoxicated; $20 or thirty days. Harry Barton, larceny of @ coat from Henry Robinson; $ and restitution of coat. Andrew Mantro, assault on Mary Anderson; $5. Isa- bella Johnson, larceny of a dress worth $2 from Ella Price. John Lester, charged with larceny of five chickens from Hester Thomas; postponed. Edward Clark and Lewis Spicer, a-sault and battery on Wm. Clark, by firiug a pis! ol at him; $100 and costs or ninety days. Jane Dento., assault on H, 8. Gelding; fined $5 > 2 GEORGETOWN. ELECTION OF OFFICERS.—The following ofii- 250, K. of P, Benj. ¥. Harper, pres.: A. G. Wagner, sec. ani . J. Fisher, guard; P. dor ‘Tho £ ere elected last ni; vice pres RAWN.—ArTived by canal—Boat Raby with 4,200 Dusheis of wheat, boat Seneca with 1,200 bushels wheat and 1,00 bushels of corn. MEKCHANTS’ EXCHANGS.—Offerings on ‘chanve to-day:—5,400 bushels of wheat, with sales as follows:—450 bushels at 112, 650 at 115), Guo at 11634, 720 at 120%, 1,500 at 119%,, 2,000. a0 — THE O'LEARY PEDESTRIAN MatcH.—Daniel O'Leary, the pedestrian, has written ‘a letter, in which he says that Englisuen could n compete with Americans at long distance wal ing, aud s0 invented the ‘“go-as-you-please match. The first match O'Leary won against seventeen Englishmen. In the second mate. thetunners made a clean sweep, as they did ut the iate match at Gilmore’s Garden. been as well asever I was in my life,” says O Leary, “Rowell would probably have beater men. I belleve that no walker will ever agai: Win @ Six-day race from runners.” He says he will never compete with runners again, if in- deed he ever goes on the track Chee He t= satisfied to acknowledgeshimselt fafriy beaten But he believes that if Americans can outwalk Englishinen they can outrun them. O'Leary has deposited his check for $5,500 and_an ord2r for a belt in New York, to be contested for in a Six-days go-as-you-please race at Gilmore's Gar den uext October. The winner gets the bel! and $5,000; the second man $2,000;the third $1,000 and the fourth $500, provided ‘that each iat ges 450 miles. No prize will be awarded to an) tan who does not travel 450 miles, THE KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY Avdrawn in pursuance of an act of the General As sembly of the state of Kentucky, ‘apt roved Dec. 9, 1880. FOR THE BENEFIT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTI ‘UTIONB. By the conditions of the act the menagera worer: quired to execute fo CBE SPATE OF KEN UCKY A BOND IN THE PENAL SU MW UF O3 HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, con tition ior the prompt payment cf al priz: s, and te fait: inl discharge of alt dutics imposed by said act. bond was accordingly duly executed, deliver. cepted and approved, and property Bled w: Clerk of the County Court of tait Henry as will be ssen by the certificate of said cler’ set out, 4 i" STATE OF KENTUCKY,} pears unity. VASTLE, ' I, W. W. Torner, Ulerk of the Oounty Court in ani for raid County and State, du usr 65 that the bont to the Comto«wealth of Ke: tucky in the penal sum of one hun‘tred tho. sand dollars, required to be file’ by the A for the benefit of the Henry male A and Henry Ferate Colley, passer by the Genera! Arsembly of said Common veal and apmoved Dec. #1500, was duly “ex: epte re and Keal of artic ary County, Ky., ths 25th d of Marcu, A D. 1679, W. W. TURNER, {Seal } County ©, Henry County. By. The undersigned are the Fo'e owners of all. cla made in pursuance of Keantucay Loti Grants, wore lewality has been establianed by Goorts of said Cowmonwealth, and under whic’: Single Number Lotter es can be drawn law. SIMMONS & DICKINSON. BY STATE AUTHORITY. LOWING ATTRACTIVE SOHEM" BRAWN IN PUBLIC AT CuVING THE FOL HSIONEK: 1 Prize of $15,000 1 Prize of ©8000 8 1 Prize of 6,000 2 Prizes of 2,600 are . 2 krizes of 7,060 are 10 Prizes of 500 ar: 50 Prizes of 100 are 1,000 Prizes of 5 are 27 Approximation Priz% amounting to... 1,894 Prizes arounting to... Whole Tickets, $1. @lub rates upon application. S?~Address all orders to cur General Eastern Agents. WILLIAMSON & CO., 599 Broadway, New York. sp6,9 SIMMONS & DICKINSON, Managers. F LETTERS REMAIN) TAHIR OS CITY POST 01 CITY ITEMS. ‘The Seaside Library. Oui to-day. in clear, bold, handsome type, ELEAGURED CITY, FRISE | AMUSEMENTS. |___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Saturday, Apri 5th, 1879. 5 CAI = LBS SUUAK OIRABLY WHITE) Ba To obtain any of theso Tatters the anpticant | "THBP GMAND SOUSICAL RNTEB- }() LBS SUGAL (NEARLY WHITE) on call for “Apvecrisnp Letrens,” and ‘it fer within ons month they will be sent to the Dead Lotter Oifice. sive A By Mrs, Ollphan Ls A—Avkward Cor B_ Belang y Mr Br: THE “Bab” BALLA 7 ee 189 Com! Bas er Janme i Matilda A; Bonl:y Ma Mi ne c i tner Rilie,2 founded on these Bali. Cock Jno Mrs; prt: O. OF BEC! enuie; Dewitt Mrs; Duty Margarct; WEDSESDAY BVE! t. Out To-morrow in clear, bold, handsome type, 4h Ste § By George Mac Donat oF Gat COUSIN JOE. Admitsion, 25 « eee eet Sitters | bad of the members or at the s ™7 ET. 7; performance commence at 8. erbae pane CHICRENR DOCH nu Fina j = ‘OYSTE Pahl | NATIONAL THEATER SEES BERD TE ony 6 Gordon Paulice; Sidney EB Mrs. Late Issu 7. A Rogue's Life, by, Wilk My Guardian, by Hurlow Abby: Walt Clara iB, a : ; Handed Mary E: jauititon Mary; Horue | | The great E~ otional Play, by the authors of “The 1 kind voretables, at MACKCt Ur BOM. Ada Cambridge... Mercy, by James Pi . Her Face Was Her Fortune, here are a number | of rumors as to who the luexy man 1s; some yy F. W. Robins oa Miss M. E. Braddon Jer kins Annie; Johnson AO. e: Johuson Ath wes Mrs Johneon Octavia ? rl Mire: welant AW Dr Mere; | Suuare Theater. New York Miss Loring Martha: | ‘kbis wonderlul work will be prarentea by a cam. | Jenkins Vixen, by Miss 3 Cast un by thi L—Lawrence Atbin 4 a Lerbin Kate 31; Lynch LD. «ug Sark: Le ™. acon Lavinia; Mc—M-Daniel Midred. N—Nichols Cece: nor ; Perry Henuetta Kove Avnie; Kohin-on Charity; Rundlette Dr melinc; Rush or sent. postage icorge Munro, 17 to free, on recetpt of pric 27 Vandewater stree Mra, Hain ey in Lithes hebena. MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2. FINE on oLAMORD Bak 2. i. —— aM ‘S-8 erent a Hon Mrs: Sanford A Miss; Steneta FASTER WEEK B.M 8 PINSFORE. apStr_ | SALMON, H. be g Slow TLAD! Sanford E Miss: Stitmin | ‘THEATER COMIQUE, SE ADERIA SOR nie Sterate | MONDAY, MATCH 31, NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY | NOBFOLK OYSTERS. decree for ss A Vse for Cork. The new cork floor coverlng—Linolewm—has Ingratlated Itself so rapidly Into pub!t tbat tt ts superseding all appliances hi employed for a like purpose. able feature ts its “extraordinary durability;” in this respect no other floor covering can com- ly desirable for dintns EhzaT: Bkerreu Ella P; 8! ‘y; Sharman Mrs; Smith M L; St. wart Susai Its most remark- rooms, halls, churche: buliding. Kept by all The only genuine article h: buck of every square yard. IystirvTg for the cure of Ca under charge of Dr. Moses & s Washington, D. creat pleasure in’sta’ have cured me of acu my face with a vegetable plaster, after havin stully treated by several heerfully recommend them to Mrs. Mary Housechild, td: Willismeon Johann: V Mick; White Mary A; Wai row Rese; Waller Selens, (oui.) A—Arvold © E; Acer D A Capt JE: Allan J: a NRA rpe as Linolewn” on the : cers and Stani- bondstnan, Estate Johanna che : Banks Jonn; Bacon John W; Bonuett Juo, Bunting J Mitchell: Bacon Janes: Barve! Me} M Wm; Brown WH. 4 and Bue, opposite Willard's hotel for reli Jarter Henry ; Covler 1D ge Gorter Jerome % : Among his are mai vei; | ment ‘medical, judicial and politic EGANTLY finished card photographs only any to, pol ignitaries of | Sy ‘ej Ay ditiiey. Tepman | eWorld. Estcblinhed 1561, Fea, 81a Tait jal7tr ‘munde onipee Gallery, 711 Mar- ol {epely Jno; Creaver Gol J # Cambi $2.00 per dozen, ROCKVILLE, MD., April 4, afilicted with a very larg ch I deemed incurable, B ig & Son have removed ha Vegetable plaster in cordially recommend thei, —Haying been “Tarr 1s SECOND bablt, reader, by always keeping Dr. Cough Syrup. TURE.”—Contract. the % 5 ; Gredley ordan Mr; Grase Gordoa SARATOGA CHAMPION SPRING WATER, cures best remedy tor dys- t, Kidney disease and ‘Try it. For sale by Deuggisis Gray Richard ; Good! W. H; Hays Hon Chas; Howe David; Hanmer E T; Hager E W; Howard Gottlieb A M: Hardin | duo R; Herbold Jno; Hallowell Hon JR; Hrnesd | Setpricee will Le pout vely paid. “Ad treks or call at Maktes ‘Henry A! Hewert | JUSTH'S Old Btand, No 619 D’ street, between Sth Hai ard Lucius: Herbert Robt: Hunt | Street, Samu-l; Harold Stewart; Hebotson Dr; Harboson Mathew. Wasnrxcton, D.C., Ing that Dr. Moses & $ ‘om under my left ey cheerfully re pril 4 —I take pleasure | & Son have removed 4 P with a vegetabie commend them to d. Thos. Bery, sth and Bounda fh ‘Wittred: Heny in son Chas W ; Johnson FreJerick ; Johnson 3; Krener Chis Krowiten’d C; Ki iE Leng Hon B 4; Lincoln ‘Lonis Joseph: Lagio Sas H; Kennedy erwin Juo G; Kirpy | with bows; real y: I 18 IMPOSSIBLE to use Lodille’s Headache Spe- cific without galning almost instant relief. Only 50 cents a bottle. Durang’s Rhew cure rheumatism. WASHINGTON, Caleb: Lamon Ed. | $1.25. "Fox Gaitere, iaced oF Datien, 1 sLuynch Jno; Lutes | $128; up. Gent's Calf Loe" Cat Shoe aes, 2; Moore Lieut For bargains zo to tie Remedy never can oto KH: Mitchell Dr Ca WwW: Mitchell £034 and 1916 Pa. avenue, of the Pension Surean, the larwe, ware, ore . C., "79.—This 1s to certify that Dr. Moses & Son have successtally removed a flesh mole on my face with a ve; ble plaster, and without much pain, and I cheer- ie recommend them. c Malone Win August. ee ; Mevarter Chas; McMs- ET EVERYBOD: MOE to 1103 Penneylvania avenue, two doors. Lr duo A; MicKeuuy apres L = z = =<, SANDERS at hon David W; Mcl. JC, 3; McLean Heygster, 92s. 1; McPherson MA, 3. Jno er well Obaa: Parker Col Eli; Col HB, Bellare Hoa Teaian Jac es H: Pierce J H; Platt O H: Persol Tab Bt Hosern Joeo ob miah Mz Rosers Joeoph: | Reavan Patrick 0: Boverta W Dik. For an Irritated Throat “ Brown's Bronchial Troches" the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They | maintein the good reputation they have justiy 8, paid Capt 401 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, it: Hash Jere. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, ‘Bhoues dH; Rice Ine Rosse K; Sample A | largest ever exhibited in the District. The! ALEXANDRIA, VA., April 4, 1879. UB; EE 208 Pill Please, and the prices will ensble Son having removed a large tumor from the left side of my face with a vegetable plaster. I estly recommend them to the suffering. ington Fisher, Barber, King st. LIKE 178 Parent Fi.owenr, Atkinson's Extra: delicate and refined of pe: '$ excellence behind fis moi widely Known sister—the Eztract Smith Irreal; Shay Jeremiah :Sallets J JW; Stnith James C, Sutton LO; Simmonas: der Matheus, herman ‘thomas H; Simms W T Tazewell © F Townsend Geo Alfred: Thi ra\.re Jno; Tay!or ¥ lo ‘Tray ybers stil price, 250. ers Oliver P; ‘Toney Bterling B; Teeko Stepbea Hs id = V_—Van Disen 3 We of Violetsthe m fumes, conceals Botitard EXAMINE A YEW PRICES, ie | yates: French Kid Button @hoes, made by J.T asic; | Morron & Co., New York, from #2.00 up to ‘The beet wake of Ladies’ Kid and Morocco’ | Sny- | and Cloth-top, from $1.50 up to $3.50, made by ' ilsoa | Tanst B Hi Baltimore, Ma. lain from 50 up to S23 5 ‘st 250. per pair Shock at 450. per pair. Shoe Boxes for 10c. a plece, or $1 per dozen. R. H. the Prince of Wales has bought all the “BOLLINGER” of the 1865 Vintag finest wine that could be obtained.” THESE Old people whose blood has become are praising Hop Bitters ; Ware Wituers Gnilton ; Webb BE: ¥ Weemes Chapt W (ol); Wiliam» Ei vi a > Ril thin and steps feeble Weaver Han Jam. 4 Rey for the good they have oung Joseph M. CHAMOMILE aN: NG IN GEORGETOWN P. 0. Purely eeetanis and eure an me Kage. —1 homas retaking. Cure dys} pressive breat! TAINMENT BY COL H M. ROGER: Best Granulated Sugar, per lp. At FRAN KUUN HAUL cor. 6th a: Best Java Cofoe. Keasted #00, MONDAY KVENING, A Bingle a?mi-wion, 15 cank d bio Coffe stntieman and lady, 25 cer ta, 6 quarts Hominy Sunstone Rh Mra | To commence at o'clock. Bees Tb. can 200. 21h cans -saeee GUO an (PP FELLOws’ HaLt. NE Der en ae ont Chenpigneas, ,ORAND MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC ENTER. OL BARTER waisky, roll Mary Hi; For the ben 8t tf Poghinvton 7 MAGNIFICENT SHERRY. ; HAUITAR, _ 0.8 CHAK & HUN, NING, Ap.11 9, martt? 1918 PA st het. Mend B piRph aun a Temperance Drama ented a = Pn a A he Bw PLEDGE, and the Laushabie Ferce of TWENTIETH STREKT MARKET. ts. Tickets to be ui ) TER RaPihy, beR¥, LAMB. MUTTON and VEA! APRIL 7rn—ONF. WEEK. EAL. Two Orphans.” entitled, LEBRATED CASE, ON KR. KELL. 8 of shook and Palmer, Union Te ALE Te ERT cusnen BEEF, LAMB, VEAL MUTTON, mo. QORNED F BEEF 4 3P80; Unéer the au 62%, 629 " i papy of scknowledged merit ; artiets being engaged «Sth-street wing, and 206 and 208 N. ioe ee : ee ern Son Tl iy ; Mitchell Mary. ‘Netiville Mrs; Nicholon 8 E | TILTON, expresely for their individual excellence. inclading Post ce. | Mr. EF. K eR. EB Vanny, Cuas. O' Bares, Ep Ma Eniiy Baker, Ext, Maney, Bes. | the city, | sre Trunex, &c., & New Ecenery and Btaw: ‘ceesories, Rich and Costly Toilets. Cor. 14th st. ena Now York ave. D FKIDAY MATINEES. fn ~ riett A SOLID VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. omuun Lie; Tuomas oe snd burke, the Daytons, P. (!. Foy, Mike Galiawber. Lest week of the creat Milcon Jaspers— Wiki; Milton, Ed, Lew, ana Marie; Harrington and John- Senet | Sombie Wics Betls Guan sn GENTLEMEN'S GOO. “3 jake bod's rew act, 7 - ehington Rose; Wood- | dria. ard thy Miten Tanners "Serene ney z — #00D8._ ALISTHENIC Dae anderson | Oster the sigenonal bee aD eed CALVER, °F THE rN Mest fashionable sty! cf best makes for GEN. See On x etree Pie Ohta ae TLEMEN'S PHESS and STREET WEEE, ; Bararids, Hon on Yonday and Th: ready for mepection. i, 4 Respectfully request the favors of my pat- Joaena: Brown = rons and the putile wenerally. ev LV: = F. J. HEISERGER, am BM: Browue Master | A’ QO% SUMGERY —COuNS, Bo. Daily wane Orrrzewe anwy ® Navy Ti y jeite to health.” thousands Dr. ee iene WHITES ctablishment, 1416 Peoeyivania ave. | 8°3t "GSO 16th street, ory. Treawary. rk FG: Crow Geo; Cu icf from and 2 FINE WAMSUTT dance of Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Bad Nails, r 3 a iatle, | 6 Feaponce SHIRTS resdy : Cleyhons 8 B;Chapmas | No. @@B ON EXHIBITION Ro. The Celebrated “Davai” SHIGE Deval kad #: Dunkel James H; Dodd ‘arle Jao E; Eaawortb oan Capt dues hos | ates, 1B tis, Biba ar bel MIARKKITER’S WEAR Setistoction eamneren’ in all at FREE akT GALLERY AND STOR, DUBREUIL Os z Branch Baltimore Shirt Manufactory, Qhetos O11 Patntin, Eneravings, Chromes ta fed13.1m 461 Pennayicania arenes rest stock of Paper Hsnwince, Window “ictures, Frames, Picture Cords » Nails, &c., {ip ot Fe-Tenss Cask. Be-Picase remember Name and Number. syl-ly @ BUY DEAK AND TO SELL CHEAP I3 OOR (of which T make a specialty) ths hizh- THIS FAVORITE HOTEL, EAVING BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, ets n.W., or branch store, No. 403 9th PAINTED THROUGHOUT, AND ENTIRE- between DB and E ttrects nw. ‘aplir LY RENOVATED, I8 NCW OPEN FOR TRE RECEPTION OF GUz8TS. & el z Fl BOOTS AND SHOES. BRESLIN & COOKE, HS SOLID COMFORT GET A FAIR OF THOBE Pine a Eid or Goat Slippers at BELBY'S for t0e ue 75 c. Gore Buskins, 4 and 50, upward. Sandal Slippers, #1 and| $1.28, up. Gent’ tom made. sovernment wishing to oocury, for the Us ‘Lath etreet, we have removed our! wih streets, pair of Justh’s Heel Protectors given in. s 2 PIANOS AND ORGANS: 0 THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, And examine our stock of Goods which in without, Gout dhe boot amaeaee GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSB, 491 Pa. avenue. msril5tr LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. —_—_—_————————.._.___. GEORGETOWN ADV’M’TS ‘pala, Pain in back or sho Kidney affecttor us debility, coat the blood. | 25¢. Princty Penna. avenue, LUMBER. —__ LUMBER. ING; it never falls; cure yourself Chapin'a Buch complete cure for al and genital dise: druggists’; advic N. Y., and for Washington ases in male or female. pot, 53 Barclay at 480 Pennsylvania ONZE DOLLAB PILES.—Dr. Chandler's sure Plies; instant reltet; re: never fallin and Penna. avenue, 100 FEET OF BOARDS. rhethei mn teeth. or otlier oatises, Anold and well-tried rem- ons ous 7; % cents @ bottle. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish 10 Cali attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and ig Establishment, ao @ street, mn) pt ether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled to do his work i. 4 manner not to be equalled by those not pos sessing these facilities. Gent . _N. ‘Lace curtains cents up to $1 a window. We 35 cents to 76 cents a palr, by cleaning a pambe 4 reduction in price. Specialty—Ladiea party 4 or soiled round the bottom without doing the whole garmext; 9° 100 FEET OF BOARD, improvements, w! 4) suits cleaned ‘ool blankets frou. ONE DOLLAR 100 FEET OF BOARDS, Sree STYLES FOR MEN AND Boys. WILLET & LIBBEY’s, Business Suite, PPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, Bras TRE Working Suite, Youths’ Suits, Children’s Suits, OOR, SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE. Suits for Little Chaps, Suits for Growing Boys, Suite for Big Boys, Suite for School Boys, Baits for Collexe Youths, Suits for Working Youths. fo fact per than elsewhere. We aim ata high standa PLUMBING work, but" possible, excellence in our We soll Furneces, Ranges, Suits for Small Men, of well establiched reputation. Suits for Large Men, Suits for Men of Medium Bize, Suits for Men of Extra Size, Suits for the Biggest of Men, Suits for every Kind of Men, Suits for all the Men in Town, A econdiau vo Parlor Grates, Brass sores Decorative Tue. ct HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Jos SCMATZ BREWING Co.'s PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PLEASING. MILWAUKEE LAGER THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, eee EE 1011 Pa. ave., bot. 10th and 11th sts. Gs FIATUNES. PRVISTON OF SWORN COM- THE PUREST AND BEST LAGER BEER SOLD | The bandsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. bed Supplied in Caske or Bottles, by the Agent, SAM'’L C, PALMER, article . This ts 57 Greene street, -known Standard Family Flour of the Dis ag og GEORGETOWN, p.o._ | Tron Tie better aan it ete ees anil taakoe pots ancy nd Spinel com ‘A SHIRTS to order....87 50 r SHIRTS : ‘The finest and largest stock of GAS FIXTURES SVE OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE O:TR. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. ‘Will wuarantee entire satisfaction. E. F. BROOKS, Conconan BUILDING, 15th St. ()SAMPAGNE WILKES, 5,00) 5,000 3.000 ‘one 3 6 Fike Wausore, ready mace, only, The Celebrated Bae ERT. Davai ites. only.. 60 FURNISHINGS, NEOK- wantesd in all casas, at AT COST FOR CasH, Baltimore shirt Manufactory, 461 Pa. ave. SEIVED A COMPLETE ASSORT- AVE REC vali NECK-WEAL, . PLAIN sud #ANOY SOCKS, Suitable for the season. W. 3. TEEL, ap2tr 935 Pa. ave. SAPULEON CABINET, quarts $21.60, pints §23. QABINET VERZENAY, only 822.60, DBY VERZENAY, quarte 818.50, pints $2U. 2. B. MOMM, quarts 820.06, pinta $21.76. aa | oe ey Sees cin topo i . 8. 7 sell and carry. thi carry, thro Exct ange, all the notive 3 per cent. margin. goulated at trem 1 t ular and the New York Stock Firstclass stock priviloren ne. cent. distanos. Mxplau. Psts2 BUPPLY SQUARE CROWN STIFF HATS. A B. H. STINEMETZ, Harren, epatr 1987 Pa. ave, HAVANA AND DOMESTIO BEGARS. 10 per cent. off for OAHH of ‘Pui all grades, making alto Brand 88.60 per THOMAS BUSSELL, 1913 Penna. avenue. novil-ly GENALEMAN'SLIST Orane 38 Quieley John. | Row the SE od mel of the Goaniy BANKERS. = : W. H. WHEATLEY'S $1250 "Es oo 3S days tnvewcuente LUMBER. | PREMICM STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING pe eed ‘week on Stock ot : ‘ABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson ete, near Bridge st. Georgetown Be Te ing bo the business promptty ned pais EDUCATIONAL. Pring noderse: MAREMOISET LEV. ROD: on "HOMME bas removed to 910 lath st-nw, "A ) and the Sts ot practic pronunciation (Parisian) and Saweran ion rapidly scauired by pupils. during the susimer. Cal any say betwosp TAKE CARE idandToock Mondays end ‘Thursdays aftr ¢ ao Ee STENCEBIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGR, corner 7th AVOID e"esee Besa. Busi a ng IMPOSITIONnN For particulars visit the martate i 0 SPENOME: partttr __H. ©. SPENCER, Principal PBs: OB In tape Lest Sey aes Sess esse ems precmee eee WF, & have been veported 10 us recently whee Gall before 12 a. m.; after 4 p.m. forincrate of eainiow a aoa ve echt Upon the'r ‘customers crane, thems cheap “and 'woriilene ‘auitatong ARRIAGES, nraces (AB BIAGES. Bexron's Carcine Porous Piasten in place of the Thave on hand a fine assortment of oe oe oy new and second band CARRIAGES, ail SS was naeed fon false NS eet ncam a ye ong, | Srticle possessed equal merit. Sazzlages consisting of side-bar ‘Suseies, Pomions, Bi buyers of Benson's Gapeine Pla ier tg ee pairing promptly attended to at reasonable Byars « pricer, at WILLIAM WALTER'S | plarier RuarS1-0t* Carriage Factory, cor, 1st) and D sts Bw" By avoided. RED C SAFETY OIL! BENSON’S CAPCINE SAFETY, BEAUTY AND ECONOMY FECURED ud BY BURNING THE BED C OIL. POROUS PLASTERS, . sweet, d beautiful. It is the beet peel OG Henne ee eee POSITIVELY THE CEs’ aka setety is spat marked on the Ui) ‘The valuadie tice of theordina: woreale, wholeeais, by BARBOUR & HAMILTON, | ter ere an thes Sriiie incrconed Cece ba ee 7 1 637. 6H) Lou:siaia avenue, ake pod eas scientUic medication. ve = | Gtaers of Wasblasten nad Goorieoen cat ie | | SRebsanen/inmarws we mparhenane ana ne ee eae Bioven | aae En. PROTAL | fennial and Fase Boerne Wiese ne Cee 3 baie bly ameng physicians ax a great improve re Betts, English, Plain ana SIX VERY BEST FOR 612 tment on the cruinary porous plaster. a “| iaterial and Workmanship anexcelied. ASK ANY PHYSICIAN as IN YOUR OWN VICINITY ABOUT IT, Es ‘rete oop and will be vinced that it in fer 816 F street northwest, you con *0 commén plasters, limimecta marl0-ly 3 Opposite Patent Otic | Satd cheer Beneionl arabes ther asa QNOW-WHITE BREAD Sompared with them. ‘Therefore, do not take s come O° RILL bk GUARANTEED IF YOU Usm | Monor inferior piaster at the same or lwes prion Ceres, ASE FOR s A BENSON'S CAPOINE POROUS PLASTER, terling’s St. Louis Fancy Patent, and insist on getting it Golden Hill, 29 00 ‘be bought at any first DBUGGISTS—PRICE 25 12 og | The sbovenamed ne pet any 80LD By anh, (CE 25 CENTS. 6 WHOLES! a See eae GALT Se Co. | [MPROVED STUDENT Lamrs, nt on wand for feamediats dates ee —_ to. BRAS) 45D SICKLE PLATED, Uber“ CEWIn SORRBOH & 00. Bankera See ane as x oken nw. ——— : sare now organizing for the Beason of 1879. SCHABPER’s, Geanpias yous Or yahoos, = haptic ae a 3318tr perneninnn wee hy ay 1S