Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1879, Page 4

‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-Day. OFFICE OF CHIEF ee et ABHINGTON, April 7, 1579. For smog te tie states, cloudy weather, frequent light rain, warm southwesterly 3 ‘Variable; falling barometer, genera followed by rising barometer and colder nort erly winds. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following is the readings of the thermom- @ter at the Signal Office during the day: 7a. m., ‘39°; 1:35 a. m., 41°; 13 midday, 52°; 9p. My 13°; @aximun, 52°; minimum, 37' LOCAL NEWS. amusements, &c., To-night. ational Theater.‘ 4 Celebrated Case.” Pheater Comique.— Sensational varieties. Franklin Hall.—Musical entertainment. Condensed Locals. Palm Sunday was duly observed yesterday in all the Catholic and Episcopal churches, and sermons were very impressive. - ‘At a meeting of Mexican war veterans, Satur- @ay evening—Gen. J. W. Denver presiding. 4 ‘MM. Kenady secretary—correspondence was read from members in several states criticising te ‘Treasury in settling the allowance who fafled to claim t it i under the ‘act ‘of July 19, 1548, before st evening Isaac Shinar, et et, accidentally tieting @ paiatu past months with gastric fever, is stil =e although convalescing gradually ‘The of the late Detective Capt. John A. W. Clarvoe are respectfully invited to be present at the transfer of his rematns from the their final earthly resting place, at 4 m. Tuesday, Sth inst. ‘Last Fevening, ‘at the North Presbyterlan ehurch, the Youths’ Missionary Society held a very entertaining and instructive meeting. The ‘Rev. Mr. Morse, secretary of the Y.M.C. A., made a very interesting address in reference to the establishment of Sunday schools in Ger- many. The exercises were interspersed with sy the children. At own this evening the Jewish passover Or feast of unleavened bread commences, |ast- agg eight days. It commemorates the deli of Be Jeracittes fro ara slavery ‘through the interposition of Divine Providence, ‘as recorded in the Book of Exodus. Mrs. Sarah Jones, a well-known dressmaker, @ied this morning at her late residence, 11th ‘street, between N and O streets southwest. She ‘Was a prominent member of Asbury M. E. ehureh, choir, and teacher in the Sunday gchool, and was respected by all who knew her. ——$<——{__ ‘THE DATRYMEN’S ASSOCIATION met at Mount Vernon Hall, Saturday srening, Mr. A. L. Har- rison In the chair and Mr. J. W. Holland secre- The following communication was re- To the Anti-Alderney Milkmen: 8 Satisfied that there is no good, either to p r or consumer, Hable to from an association of the character ‘which you are a to a Cy 1 ‘would respectfully tender you my ignationas President of the said association, and insist its are desirous of forming rove the quality of the t, and protect the selier t milk and never pay for it me with you heart and tification of petty jeal- it me out. Frank K. Wagp, “Alderney.” Mowing officers we elected: Capt. G. Vial. mt; W. E. McGowen, ae and H. preside ; John W. Holland, a i tigre | if § zi a B g 38 a3 F E i} fh i ee ES gz B 3 vf i H i i it Tate caused the death of her infant April, 1878. The first ballot of the ju ore ‘stood 9 for murder and 2 tor to their room they on find! of guilty as indicted, and to accom @ petition recommending the Pre- commute the sentence of death to it im the penitentiary for a term Hi i 8 | G0 years), and wach aper being a wa uD » such @ paper raw U] and the verdict was rent Her Crag wenger Mrs. Lockwood and Mr. Redington a motion fora new trial, but 1 is it will not be insisted on. Should & zi 8 Penitentiary it fs not likely she there a long time, for her hea!th 1 EE ‘THE NATIONAL EMIGRATION AID SocteTy has Of Senator Windom, preside ts Besiat nt nator Bait: Chandler, and Teller; Representative Charles G. Williams eee, Ca E a ‘U. Gorham, Joseph H. Rainey Jobu P. Lynch (of Mlesias estopi) Ho. 5 mm P. ppl); Hon. J. M. Prot. R. T. Greener veers) aM. J. M. ay 4 loward, H Ww. and 0.8. B. Wall. It was de cided to address a letter to a certain number of near with a view of @ Dational poses and the orga ms ich wot! ‘or rerulacine irom the south to necessity of immediate already emigrating, the to announce s00n treasurer, to whom contribu- CA THE CovRT APPOINTED.— Cp hE Judges -_ ‘lie, the acceptance oi and it of Col. James @. Payne to tl was announced. Col. Payne is a well- popular member of the yn Dar, and hashad much ex) W 3 mee in that class of which usually go to the auditor, and also experience as auditor, having been the man, the members of the bar, Satisfaction. In announcing ut the Chiet Justice remarked crt Quite a large number of prominent colored citizens and others of the District assembled A Surprise to Marshal Frederick Douginss. dale, to take part In exerci by the members | of Ploneer sunday sehool, in honor of Mr. | Frederick Dougiass, marshal of this District, at | the unvetiing of a fire life-size portrait, of that gentieman, the work of Mr. Garrett S. Logan, Gf this city The real purpose of the meeting Was pot made known to Marshal Douglass, Sse word had been given out that there was to be a union meeting of the Sunday schools of that section of the country, and Mr. Douglass oe other prominent speakers was ister eos present and address the pupils. | The hall was crowded with children and teachers nee acu choir of singers. The picture oe ne perk -snspended behind a map of North America tu front of the stage, on which no one was seated except Superintendent Solomon G. Brown and some ladies, and when Mr. Douglass arrived he was shown toa seat directly in front of the map. Mr. Brown, the superintendent, took chal gud appropriate = os S ma | vetted Draper, Mr. Donald McCathran, super- | intendent cf a Sabbath school in East Wash- Mr. W. C. Costin, At this stage of the exercises Professor Lo- be the artist, was invited to address ti of all present was a fine crayon portrait of Mr. Douglas—a surprise not only to him, but to al- most every one in the room. Mr. D. viewed it attentively, apparently much affected, as the artist in very graceful terms on behalf of the contributors presented it to the Sabbath schoul, Stating that it was Intended asa mark of re- spect and honor to Mr. Douglass, whom they all revered, and for the purpose of stimulatins tae rising generation to emulate the virtues of the one It represented. Superintendent Brown, on behalf of the Sundey school, thanked the con- | tributors and the artist. He said it had been intended as a surprise, and he thought they had succeeded. It was in honor of one, above all others among them, whom they delighted to honor, Mr. Brown stated that by the charter of the Pioneer Sunday school, derived from Congress, they were authorized to elect two honorary members annually, and he announced the two for the present year—Mr. Isalah C. ington, and others. ) He came forward, and touching a se- | cret cord the map disappeared, aud in {uil view | } | yesterday afternoon at Donglass hall, Hilis- | ing and devotional exercises, | or ses upon Sunday Scho al | » Rez. | Amusements, &c. National. THEaTER.— A Celebrated Case,” will be presented at the Nattonal this week, the first performance being given to-night. It will be oo out by the Union Square Company of New York. The play is one of deep fnterest. It abounds in striking situations and affords wide scope for good acting. ‘The Union Square Company have the reputation of gtving the lay most excellently. The cast includes, Mr. E. K, Collier, E. Varry, Chas. O’Brien, Fd. Til- ton, Miss Emily Baker, Emma Markey, Bessie ‘Turner, and others. THEATER COMIQUE.—An entirely new and sen- sational programme will be presented in the usual good style at the Comique this week. Opp FeLLows’ Hal.t..—A musical and dramatic entertainment will be given here next. Wednes- day evening for the benefit of Washington Tent No. 53, I. O. R. FRANKLIN Hatt.—The third grand musteal entertainment by Col. H. M. Rogers will be given here this evening, commencing at elyat ol ‘THE GRAND PEABODY CONCERT soon 19 come of will be agreat musical treat. See the ad- vertisement. ———— MARRIAGE LICENSES have been fssued to Lewis Washington and Mary Allen; Chas. II. Stub and Mary R. Small; Peter Gekel and Ad- die C. Smith. THE COURTS. Court IN GENERAL TERM. APPOINTMENT OF A NEW AUDITOR, This morning the resignation of Thos, Hood, as auditor, was accepted and Mr. James G, Payne was appointed to the position. Lock agt. Commissioner of Patents; opinion by Judge Wylie dischai rule. Platis & Waldron; opinion by Chief Justice Cartter di- recting reissue of patent. J. G. Parkinson; plication for admission to the bar referred. Stephen H. Jecko, Milton J.Southard, and V Upton were admitted to the bar. Fr: Bacon, of Missouri, was admitted to the bar. In re Robert Bellews estate; argued. Hidernia National Bank agt. Hovey; decree by conseat. kquiry Court—Juage MacArthur, ‘To-day,Cowman agt. Cowman; bill dis f Fayolle agt. Texas Pacific R. R. Co.; plea io jurisdiction overruled. Miller agt. Hopxins; petition to open Gepositions and take further testimony denied. Cohlman agt. Moore; trustee authorized to pay costs. Sill agt. Sill; pro con- Ware, of Philadelphia; and Mrs. Frances Ellen Harper, of this city. Here the wife of Mr. Brown presented the certificates of membership to the honorary members elect. R. T. Moss and Representa- uve Rainey, of South Carolina, made addresses, paying many compliments to Mr. Douglass fesso and reference. Fitzhugh agt. Gaskins; on hearing. POLICE CocRT—Judge Snell. To-day, John Thomas, colored boy, vagrant, was sentdown, Robert C. Warner, a marine, indecent exposure; $5. Charles Collins, fur- felted. Anna Morrison, vagrant; sent down. as the true representative man of his race, and enjoining upon the rising colored population to take pattern of him in the building up for them- selves of characters for integrity and true worth, REMARKS OF MARSHAL DOUGLASS, Mr. Douglass being pressed to say what he thought of the striking resemblance of the Picture to himself, said that while listening to ‘What had been sald of him he had thought sich Words were Letter suited fora funeral eulogium. It was very gratifying to him to know that he had so many friends at Hillsdale; but he could not but think that he had been listening to his own funeralsermon. He felt troubled and con- founded, as he felt that the praises were largely in excess of his merits. They had surprised him in reality, as he had no intimation of what they had been doing. He advised them that tn their future efforts of this kind to thelr tributes to the dead, and not to the living, for man is frail, and what the summing up of the verdict by his fellow-citlens may be upon his record it Is hara to teli. Not until a man fs dead ts the Verdict of his public acts to be made up. He Would excuse them this time, as he felt that what had been done was in Le ge of patrior- ism, a tribute to liberty justice, more than e — tas. As to the ya ess, he thought a@ good one, and it Was still another provf that colored meD, and not altogether without souls and in- tellects, as many affect to think,—for it isa well-known fact that man is the only picture making animal in the world, and if such works of art can be made by colored men they will have to be acknow! by their Caucassian neighbors and men. He then sexe of his own career from his early life of hardship to the pre- sent time, saying it had been one of continuous warfare prejudice and but to ar- rive at any degree of eminence in any vocatioa of life requires constant efforts. The Mutual Fire Insurance Co. THEE COURT CALLED ON TO DECIDE THE PENDING DISPUTE. Messrs. Merrick and Morris have for 3. C, Richards, G. B. Clark, Geo. J. Johnson, and J. Joy Edson, members of the Mutual Fire Insur- ance Com) entered a suit sald com- pany, and 5. Norment, M. G. Emery, J.C. Me- elden, John Van Riswick, F. Howard, J.W. Barker and J. B. Wilson, of the old board, and Messrs. Edwards, Dearing, Cochran and others of the new board, as nominal defendants. The provisions of the charter are set forth, as also the proceedings of the meeting of January 20th for the election of directors, with the report of the committee and the pcesines thereon, and the Dill alleges that the old board refused possession to the new board, and also that no proper books of account have been kept; that they are unable to give satisfactory accounts of the affairs of the company, or their receipts or Gisbursements; that the last published state- ment of the financial condition of affairs is in- correct, in that it states the real estate, cash, & if the company to be $163,040.24, while the report of the commiitee shows them to be over $206,000; that they have loaned themse! ves k amounts of money at low ratesof interest, ich they have loaned out at greater rates, thereby speculating with the company’s funds, notwithstanding applications had been made, on good security, for loans at Sai9 per cont. that they have for several years paid to t: selves large salaries, without of law and without the policy-holders; also, Kelden, as treasurer, sums of money, and has for his individual that (MeKelden) purchased the Marble B in 1864 uilding and sold it to the company at a profit of $1,400 while he was @ manager; that McKelden has been paid salary as ti , although since 1373 he vices salary without right; that they have prevented the pol cy-nolders Lavine access to the books and have refused to give them Information as to the condition of the company, and with a view of increasing the number of votes they would be justly entitled to have issued polictes to themselves and their adherents which are practically without ade- quate consideration for their Issue; that they have failed to give the notices for annual meei- ings required by law from 1s72 to 1878, and at the late election refused to furnish lists of mem- bers for pur] of voting, 80 as to prevent the election. There are other charges as to mls- as unanimous in making it. ———_—— Tae DasHaWAYs met at Franklin hall last Mr. Holloway in the chair, and Mr. L. H. secretary. Addresses were made by Mr. Holloway, Major R. M. Hall, J. B. Dunning, Watkins "Addison, ir, of Georgetown, Bu 2 pl ,. president an- nounced that he had recetved a letter trom Charlie Nye, sending words of cheer to the Dashaway club and givin z ‘he choir rendere music. uné +r the leadership of Prof, W. T. with Mr ©. E. Connor offictating at the piano and Jame: Gibson furnishing cornet ac- companiment. J SA.—A meeting of per- lm emigration to Arizona was held Saturday night at a private house on F street, between 9th and 16th streets—Mr. K. Ball in the chair. Hon. Mr. Campbell, delega’ t in os from Arizona, addressed the meet- ing in favor of the emigration scheme. The co- operative plan was discussed, but no action taken looking towards @ permanent organiza- other the appointment of sev nd committees to consider and report w: means. THE GREAT REVIVAL now progressing at the M. E. church was greatly increased in foterest last night. The evangelist, Rev. Thos. oy B, exhorted the people most earnestly, € vast congregation ‘was intense. Persons hastened from etig parts of the Saaremaa hee altar ie ic ae among nts were a large number o men. Many le were unable to ob- admittance to the church. Notte Pxos.—in the Criminal Court to-day the District Attorney entered a nolle pros. in the case of Wm. Cahill, charged with assault and battery on M: ret Altdorfer apres! from Police Court), and Im the case oe Altdorfer and Andrew Attdorfer for assault on ‘Canill (appeal). 5 : 709 bunches 35 to 50 cents per Mi 4 8 THE River.—Yesterday morn- Robinson, of Mount Olive Bap- h, baptized twenty-five converts to h in the river at the old Sycamore in foe be eons Rev. W. egal administered i¢ to several conve Shiloh Baptist caurch at the same place. PARDONED BY THE PRESIDENT.—This morn- Marshal ved a pardon from the F. Peters, convicted of an amsault and battery by the’ Police Court in January last, and sentenced to six months in —— Hovss Owxexs, your only guarant Se eae Joe een to save two-thirds the zg i i i a E Ibanagement and irregularity, among them tie attempt to hold another election on the ith inst.. which it is claimed 1s entirely beyond eee wer; and that this meeting is to be held only for voting purposes. The prayers of the Dill are that defendants (old board) shall render 4 account of the management; repay to tue company such sums as there may be found to be indebted to it, and what they have mide by the use of the company’s funds; that the sale of the Marble Building be set aside, and that the old board make good the purchase money. with the loss of $7,000 since they owned it, and four years interest on $50,000, to the company; that the old board be enjoined from manaziig the company’s affairs, and from holding a new election, and if by reason of { alar not = by the old board a new election has to be eld, that tt be conducted by persons appointed by the court. so that all parties may have fair opportunity to vote; and if the late election be decreed valid, that the new board be Installed inofiice. The court (Judge McArthur) granted arule against the old board to show canse on Thursday next. These Proceedings will be watched with interest by the jarge number of r bated holders, and doubtless at t img in ‘olkinhorn’s Hall, on Thursday evening, 1 rey Will be the subject of disenssion. DEEDs ty Fee have been fited as follows: M. Meeher to Patrick and Anna M. MeAnd lot 7s, Uniontown; trustee, to Samuel F. e southwest side of road leading from na’ beidge to Marlborouch and Piscataway ra: addition to Uniontown: 225. J. P. Jones et al. 1 orth Presbyterian Chureh, lot 10, square 3 $—. G. W.S. Kidwell, to same, lot 1! $—. Franklin oS square $500. T. J. Ander ray, lot 27, square 73r; % Ames to Ida U. Marshall, part of lot ss. 240; $1,209. J.H. Smith to J. A. Wor Emunghim Place; smo er . O. Evans, part lot 5 juare 515; $1,000. F. Holtzman, trustee, to Eliza Burke, lot F of ‘Jeasant Plains; $420. Andrew Langdon to L. Leonard, part of lot 15, square 292; $1 Mary E. Walitng to Charles Alien, part of to! square 435; $100, A DIVORCE Case DIsMIsseD.—In the Equtt Court to-day, JudgeMae Arthur disiatssed t | case of Abbie L. Cowman against Joseph Cox | man, application for a divorce. The parties ta | this tase were Baltimore in April, | 1s%0, by Rev. Dz. Hustor, and she charges thai | defendant was addicted to the use of infoxica: ing liquors, and deserted her on 30th of August isié, ‘The court in dismissing the bill tn this case filed a written opinion stating that the affidavit of non-residence is not sufficient as the party swears to belief and not of his own | know and the mother who lives tu Balti- more sw to the desertion makes it appear that the desertion took place there, ana he | not sure but that the tT came here for the | express purpose of bringing the suit. THE Texas PaciFic RalLRoan Case.—To- day, in the Equi the case of Fayalle et al. agt. Tex: road Co., was heard | white vaj | down 20 days. ’ Lewis Johnson, larceny of meat Wm. H. Smith, a colored boy, charged crying his newspapers after 1 o’clock p.m , S day; #i. Catherine White, loud; $5. Ange Allen, 90 daysfor vagrancy. Charles O’Donz a_stx foot, strapping white vagrant; 30d Mary Holland, vagrant; sent down 30 di Henry Johnson and Melvina Brown, char: with alley swearing; $5 each. Wm. Magee, a marine, street profanity; $5. Otto Hahn, same james Murphy, an able-bodied grant, pleaded guilty, and was sent from Riggs market and a bucket of lard; Johnson was also iH en with disorderiy duct and fined $5 additional or 3) days, Wm. H. Gautt, larceny of some coal; $5. Charles Sian- ley, colored, larceny of an umbrella worth 2 from Wm. Dix, pleaded guilty and was fined $5. Sarah Jobnson, loud; $. Wm. H. Diggs, as- sault on Matilda Addison; $5. Fanny Hutchin- son, pleaded guilty to street cursing. and was fined $. Wm. Taylor, assault on Henrietta Camptell: $3, Fanny Belmont, vagrant; sent down. Wm. Douglass, assault on Lucinda Thomas; $1. STEALING PUBLIC RECORDS. Alfred Brockenbury, a messenger In the office of the District Commissioners, was arraigued on the charge of mesinne & public record from that office and selling ft for waste paper. a colored junk dealer testitied that he goteighteen pounds of waste paper from Brockenboroach and sold it to another man named Green and among the waste was this book. It was anold numerical book for 1803 and belonged to the assessor's Office. Green testified that be catled by there and took the old paper from defendant and paid him for it, putting it into his cart. Detective McElfresh testified to recovering tne book. which had been torn into shreds and the binding torn off. Mr. Frank Reeside, of the assessor’s office, testified that Mr. Doaie had told him to Rave this book repaired. Witness locked itup in his tase on Friday evening and Saturday when he went to get it it was miss- ing. He asked Brockenbury where it was and he replied that he had not seen it. He then went to the junk shops about town, but could not find it. The case was sent to the grand jury, bonds being fixed at $500, GEORGETOWN. A NEw ORGANIZATION.—Columbia Court. fu- TS, Was ori d hall. dependent Order of Foreste Saturday night at Albrecht’s ing officers were elected: lng officer; C. Reni ga ‘The follow- cas, senior wod.iri M. Vanneman, junior wodard; G. C. De senior beadle; GC. C. Clark, junior beadte; Decker, chapman. BAPTisED In ROCK CREEK.—There were elev: converts received into the First Baptist church (colored) by baptism yesterday. The ceremony took place at Rock creek, near P-strect bride, in the presence of a very large concourse of Spectators, and was conducted by Rev. Sandy Alexander,who has preached in Georgetown for seventeen years. One of the persons baptised Was a son Of the officiating clergyman. Tae CHakity BaL1 to be given at Forrest hall during Easter week will net be a fancy dress ball, as stated tn some of the Sunday papers. LINTHICUM InstiTUTE LECTURES.—The follow- ing course of lectures, free to the public, will be given at Curtis school hall, on the dates stated, at 71 o’clock p.m.:—Tuesday, April Sil, Dr. Eliott Coues, U.S.A,, The Doctrine of Evo- ted; Friday, April 11th, Col, Ga , U.S.A,, Indian Myths Soomro ; Tuesday, April isth, Dr. Elliott -» The So-called Conflict of Science ; Friday, April isth, Col. Garrick .8.A., Mormons at Home and Mongols See advt. Port.—Entered, steamer E. C. Knight, Capt. Guichester, trom New York, ‘with au aseortri cargo; schooner Mary A, Tyler, A. O. Cartis, master, from Jacksonvilie, Fla, with 159,90) feet pine lumber to Brown, Graves & Co, GuaIN.—Arrived, boat Farmers’ Friend, with 2,600 bushels of corn. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—There were no arvi- ae of wheat and no offerings on ‘change (5- ay. ALEXANDRIA. DrvGcep.—A colored man came to the station house to-day with a letter from Sheriff Wibert of the county;stating that he had been f beteritect | about there in a half demented ¢n- dition, He was taken care of, and after a tine, became sufficiently sensible ‘to tell his story. He says that he arrived here on the Richmond train last Wednesday evening from Greensbory’, N.C,, on his way to Pennsylvania, where he has engaged to work with a gardener. When he got off the train he had on a good black sui: and carried a valise, with an old working suit in it. He also had some $40 in money on hls person. He was accosted by a colored min, who offertd to show hina place to spend tne night. Upon arriving at the place he took a drink with the keeper of the house and reme:n- bers nothing more until to-day, when he found himself clothed in the-old working suit, and ts Val'se and money gone. Officer Latten took him cut, to endeavor to find the place where he Stopped, but the man’s actions became so vio- lent that he had to bring him back to the st1- ton house. lie gives his name as'Wm. Darnell and It is supposed that he has been drugged. AxoTHER REVOLUTIONARY ReLic Gong.—The dwelling house at +‘ Lexington,” in the south- eastern part of Fairfax county, belonging to George Mason, esq., of “Spring Bank,” was total: stroyed by fire on Thursday eventag ue house, which was a frame one, was ‘ol. George Mason, of Gunston, prior to the war ofthe revolution. Sold at $24 per hun #12 per thousand. Sa arriving, most Of those caught going on to Washington, where very high prices are re- alized.—{ Gazette, 5th. Royse BAKING POWDER. RRR ooo Y yY A LL BAKING KR OO YY Ad L POWDER KER O O YY AA L RoR OO “¥ AMAA TL BAKING KR KR COO ¥ A ALLLL “POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE. Consumers should bear in mind that the incow- parable “Royai” is now the only Baking Powaer in the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartcr, imported exciusively for this powder direct frou the wine district of France. An old experi housekeeper writes thet, although ahe has to pay 5 few pennies morefor the “Royal,” tinds that it 80 much farther and works ao muuch better, that it’s economy to use it. ‘ihe manufacturers of this Powder, with a keen perception saw that which khouid prove best to the consumer would prove best for themselves, have ayern ae purest and most wholesome mate- ‘Royal has a larger sale than all other Baking Pow. dors umbined, and, being prepared always alike, never fails to make good, light, sweet and nutritious Bi Pastry, &0.” Te Royal baking Pow, Ger has taken the place of Sods, ny Yeast—more healthful because it preserves all the nutritious elements of the flour, With its wonderful convenience, and the fact thet it will keep in any climate, never cakes nor spous, makes it the finest a3, Ie before Judge MacArthur on the pléa of deten- dant to the jurisdiction of the court—senator Carpenter for D repens and Mr. Trescott for defendant—and the court overruled the plea, Preparation in the world. Bold only in cans, by all FOC Baking Powder loose, as it is almost alum. Alum prod , CO ition, headache ant De 3 af: |, causes pimples on the face, etc. m26 Grocers er eure to contain stipacion, indi fects the bic CITY ITEMS. A PLEASANT, safe, rellable and cheap remedy ‘81 Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price only 2% cents a le. Does Can Bark Wirn Ivrvniry. Human beings cannot. The distressed lungs must be relieved, the cough arrested, or the whole breathing apparatus goes to ruin. Remember this, and that + Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar” will quiet any cough and remove all pul- monary irritation. 98 cure toothache in one Pike's Toothache minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. Purely Tevetable, and tastel oe ‘No rors Formula on each package. All. know 2,20,2, Lodille’s Headache Spe- ae almost instant rellef. Only ie. Ir 18 IMPOSSIBLE to use cific without 50 cents a bott Durang’s Rhewmatic Remedy never can fai! to cure rheumatism, 2 TO THE Consumprivs.—Let those who lan- guish under the fatal severity of our climate through any pulmonary complaint, or even those who are in decided Consumption, by no means despair. There is a safe and sure remedy at hand, and one easily tried.“ Wilbor’s Com~ pound of Cod Liver Gil’ and Lime,” without pos- sessing the very nauseating flavor of the Oil as heretofore used, is endowed by the Phosphate of Lime with a healing property which renders the O11 doubly efficacious. Remarkable testi- monials of its efficacy shown to those who de- sire to see them. Sold by A.B. Wilbor, Chem- ist, Boston, and all druggists. timw THE GREATEST PaRT of the annual contract for supplying Her Majesty’s troopships with Champagnes been awarded to Mr. BOLLIN- Ger for his “Dry” extra quality, SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If Jacking in flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “ Welles’ Health Renewer.” Greatest reme earth for dnpotencey, leanné premature decline, &., &c. $1, at StS); advice free. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N. Y., and for Washington at 450 Pa.ave. 3,24-coly PILRS.—Dr, Chandler's Pilon; sure cure tor Piles; instant relief; harmless; never faffing. Ali druggisjs; 50 cents. Principal depot, J. WwW. Drew, 9h and Penna. avenue, 8,20,2° For Urwarps or THinty YEARS Mrs. Wins- low’s Soothing Syrup has been used for children, It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind coli tes the bowels, cures dysen- tery and diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth- ing or other causes, An old and well-tried rem- edy; % cents a bottle. ‘TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to call attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in edy on sexual debility, & manner not to be equalled by those not pos- ig these facilities. Gent’s suits cleaved for $2. N. B.— cleaned from 75 35 cents to 75 cents a pair, by cleaning a number & reduction in price. Specialty—Ladies party or soiled round the. bottom, clean thout doing the whole garment; 25 years’ experience, GPsINa STYLES FOR MEN AND BOYS. Dress Suits, Business Suits, Working Suite, Youths’ Buits, Children’s Suits, Suits for Little Ohape, Suits for Growing Boys, Suite for Big Boys, Suits for School Boys, Baits for College Youths, Suite for Working Youthe. Suite for Small Men, Suits for Large Men, Suits for Men of Medium Size, Suits for Men of Extra Size, Buits for the Biggest of Men, Suits for every Kind of Men, Suits for ail the Men in Town. PaRTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PLEAS! NG. 4A. STRAUS, THE POPULAR OLOTHIER, apitr 2011 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 11th ets. LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEE? OF BOALDS, ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS, ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS, aT WILLET & LIBBEY’s, PROSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, OOK. SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORK Avi. marli-tr MILLIKEN’S LINEN STORE, 828 Anon Braet, PHILADELPHIA. NEW ATTRACTIONS! PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. togeti.or é. ISH LI 8. URES OPE T Een Ladies’ and Gent's Linen Handherchiele’s Specialty. WE SEND SAMPLES. yauned by our carer aud sousclontivan Selections of the Goods to All their orders, Address GEORGE 5 828 Arch Street, marl9.co26t Philadelphia. 1 OVERNMENT LAND SCRIP. The Trustees of the McDONOUGH EDUCA. TIONAL FOND AND INSTITUTE, of the city of Baltimore, invite Proy urchase of ‘Three Hundred posals for and Twenty-six (326) Certificates of proved June 10th, 1872, ed or a a8 a, to be’ on which a rw be se ae May a8, Wi a an t the Trustees retaining the right to ‘socep! OF reject any one or all of said Pees 'UEL H. TAGART, feb] 7-lawtmyl* President, mar29-tr Opposite U. 8. Patent Office, C= BUPPEBT. No. 408 7th Street n. we HEADQUARTERS FoR OAILDREN'S CARRIAGES, ARCHERY AND CROQUET, BASE BALL AND FISHING TACKLE, VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS, mar20-Im AT PRIOE4 TO SUIT THE TIMES PBESH SUPPLY on SQUARE CROWN ISTIFF BATS: Hurres; anes B. H. STINEMETS, Barrer, CHEVALIER’S FAMILY SUPPLIES. "TO Baeza cee = DY ORCHESTRA. ulated . er. WO GRAN ATMOS CONG) | Best ava Coffee, Roasted 30c., Green... Bc. THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, L 4ibe, Erne... -. 36e. April 2 | LIFE FoR HAIR Good i Rio Coffee, per 3bo. genta will Teettvod” seat Wor eats this week a | = | BABES Grates ine Soe 8, with reserved seat, For H 1 1p. can 2°, Ellis’, apT-co Haricote vert, ana ‘Champ: oe HEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, aPRIL 7, NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY AY AND FRIDAY MATINEES. Engagement extraordinary—the sentation of the age theWellington Sisters’ Grest London Sensation. ik and Waite, Morello Brothers. Af. Miles, Ula ila’ Wallace, Nellie Uourtiandt. the Dav- Campbell and Burke, Lebarre and Chase,aad | twelve beautiful youn ladies in. the gceat sensation of the ave—Disaolving Oolored Pictures. ap7-r Tainp GHAND MUSICAL ENTER- | TAIN’ j OLD BAKER WHisky HOLLAXD Gx Positively Hestores Grey Hair perfectly, nee & ON, det. Mand B. STREET MARKET. 730 TWENTT CHICKENS, DI ‘kina 9) TEES GAME Sy INS, SWEET INS. BEEF, LAMB, MUTTON BY. iL H M. ROGERS, a h idly. | all kina vewetabies, at narket pices. Bingle admission, 15 cents. ‘Tickets admitting | JOmN B. Ken, septieman and indy, 20 conte. es | DEAL ‘To commence at 8 o'clock. ap5.2° [(wEeriern Stops its Falling @ut at Once. ™ BEEF, LAMB. V CO} Ely eo as Removes Dandruff from the Scalp. | Beatle 628, 6 EER SPtoiay: | Sth-street wing, and 206 and 206 Northern } i Market or address Box 71, City Ms delivered A eal el aevichenaustietuels 5 QPP FELLows’ HALL. i GRAND MUSICAL AND DRAMATIO ENTER- For the benefit of Washington Tent, No. 63, . O. OF RECHABIT £8, WEDSESDAY EVENING, april 9. = The br autiful Temperance Drama. entitled AUNT. ‘Ss OR enna tbe Laughable Ferce of D COUSIN JOE. Adi be had of the members or at the door Doors open at Sold by all Drnggists. mars lawiw DRY GOODS. (THE PaLack MARKET, Oor. 14h st. ané Now York ave. Tiverformance commence ath" POTSORSL.* | SW AND DESIita BLE DRY GOODS. | sINE ENgLi8it Carona N4t10nar THEaTER “2557 yards Hom, Drew, Ggode. at 8 GALMON, HALIBUT oo aE = ra if : APRIL 77H—ONE WEEE. oe pieces Colored Gashmeres and Boges, from | PHILADELPRIA POUUTER ear Tre Opn CLE 98+ by the authors of “The | S95. °C snmeres, 40, 60, 60, 750. WOBYOLK OysTERa, 100 pieces Cassimeres, 400, A : 4 OELEBEATED CASE, rs — a a FLORIDA ORANGES. Under the auspices of Shook and Palmer, Union | 00 Dosen Napkene’ ti vervthing firevciam Dinner Partics a specialty) epee Theater. New York. Good Black Gros Grain Bilk, FRANK J, TIBBET ‘This wonderlul work will be presented by # com. ‘vieces Cal — el —* 1 cake full-width Sheeting, at 18ge- pany of acknowledged meri; artists being engaxea | 4G'san in @f Dry Groin, = - gxpromely, for their individual excellorce.inclading | p5~ Cor. Wh st. pw FY GENTLEM EN 8 GOODS. Mr. BK. Covtirn, K Vann, nas, OBriEs, eb Paine Goops. — TruTON, Miss EMILy Baker, Kwa MARKEY, Bis- BIE TunNER, &c., &c. Dee mer cateched x wentay Black Silks, Checked Silks, Striy Of best mskes for GEM. ‘New Ecenery and Staze Accessories, Rich and Costly Toilete. lored Silks, Pu: Col Sikes. ire Wool Lace Most fashionable Beier Pure Wool Bil EN’S PRLSS and STREET Weak, Casbroeres, Souble width. 50c, Cloth for bors ready for inspection, pa T, pure wool, BTC, handsom: MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2. embroidered with silk 83.76 to S12 tiful Lace | _ Respectfnl'y reqnast the favors of my pat- zi Stripe White Goods, 160. Ni Lace, for | Tens and the public generally. EASTBR WEEK H.M.8. PINAFORE. apbir_ | curtainn, 3510 8 ea HEISERGER, TER’ zene Anuy & Navy TalLor, PENIO EXE street, orp. Treasury. 711 Market Spare. | _avd-tr \ALISTH. ‘. CIS ES C Uuder Shia direeson of Dr. THOMAS CALVER NASIU: Colored Silke 85, 69, 75, 87, #1 2.25; Black Rilke, Guc. to $3. Our 81 and 81.28 Black Wilks wee BE" FINE WAMBUTTA SHIRTS wo order. Foz Dae weet Dermoen Onand Yin. > | GAL BaRGaine. “Ohildren's Uclomsd Bovkiee 66 Sugerio; BHIRTS to order. .; Ohiidren on We at 4:30 and Saturcisy | pitmense”, sesortment, very cheap. Corsets, 6c: orate! Pasa Waa Seb p.m; Gentlewes or footay, Wea ‘ang | Dr. Warner'sextra long Sik Embroidered Abdowi. | The J fameutta Friday, at 7 p.m pal pean Corsrts, cheap. Tadies’ fuk Er: py. B POOTSURGERY—COnNs, bo —“Dally was | Hemen's real Enplich Socks Ue" Lengo ace “bak lin, and elegent being requisite to healtu* thousands van Dr | aatGoutee rae . et | UNDERWEAR, GI "8 establishment, 1416 Pennsylvants ave. WEAB Satufection nue, opposite Willard’ for relist from and | DARIS NOVELTIES, avo lagnce of Corns Bunions, Ohilblains, Bad Nails, se tenis anP™™> Bats 3 nent medical judicial snd, Polltloal dignitarice of We cail special attention of purchasers to our ____s the world, “Eztatlished 1841. Fee, #1. visit jal7-tr | splendid line of HOTELS X IN EXHIBITION | No. 636 FRENCH DRESS GOODS, tee) | ONS eaue iE By In ALu Tar New Desians, Which we have just opened. An inspection of our stock is solicited. WiLanp’s HOTEL. ar vinnie FREE ART GALLERY AND STORA, No. 626 E 8.reet. Ghotoe O4 Paintin, Bagravines, Ohromon, &:. THIS FAVORITE HOTEL, peas tassest Hock of Paper Habs, iacon ee eS Os HAVING BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED; bale, Lihas, Nas, denis the Daweioe ons ns TH gg teditlnnedoceygcd PAINTED THROUGHOUT, AND ENTIRE- ‘Be-Tenms Ossu. iy aplly F Near Ebtitt House. LY RENOVATED, I8 NUW OPEN FOR S527 "Please remember Name and Number. _$72-1) HOICE MADwAS GINGHAMS, 1240. TRE RECEPTION OF GUESTS. IY DEAR bs CHEAP OoR L ie. Torro, SUstis Od Sand eee, Biscxana Colored BURTENGE, L250 BRESLIN & COOKE, of ‘the above. For first-clas SEOOND-HAN All wool Colored BUNTINGS, 350. nov29-tt PROPRIETORS, SO TEING ce ena see ere! cp oa New FACIE LAWED, in Organdy styles and E_——_— i : iareag or call a SUBTE'S Old Stand, No. 610 D. street, ft Rew BTRAW BATTINGS, 15c. and upwards PIANOS AND ORGANS. and 7th streets n.w.. or branch stare, No. 408 9th | an goods guaranteed as advertised. = ——— = — BENJAMIN MILLER, R2®™evat. LECTURES. Li! tHIcom INSTITUTE LECTUBES A Lecture by Dr. ELLIOTT OOUES, U. 8. A— “The Doctrine of Evolution Iinstrated”—will be civen at Curtis’ School Building, Georgetown, D.C., TUESDAY, April sth, at 734 o'clock Public int “clock p.m, Admission free. wvited. It FACTS [=> HAVANA AND DOMESTIO SEGARS, 2987 Par aves 4an38-te THAT CANNOT BE IGNORED. marl5-tr ‘The remarkable cures that have been performed by the uee of the HOLMAN LIVER PAD within the past few years have done more towards revolution- izing the old system of dosing, ss a 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 as acure for disease is,as a rule, pernicious, Thou- sands upon thousands are dosed to death yearly, an willing victims, from the mistaken opinion that na- pe ture calls for some powerful dose to be taken into ae the stomach before she can succeed in bringing a about a healthy action, and thus enable the various in thy 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 pocrater, is being so generally used and recom- mended. THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY'S rem- ‘edies, which are the sole exponents of the CuRE uy ABSORPTION as opposed to Dostxa, have been Proved the cheapest and Most Efectual Remedy for ail 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 boty can be traced, directly or indirectly, to these two organs. The Pap exerts a Prompt and Specific Influence ‘upon the System, and Removes the Poisonous Germs which Paralize its Action, and Restores a Normal Condition of Healthina Manner Absolutely Won- derfut. It is known by actual experience that there is no disease that attacks the youth or adult of both sexes that can even be modified by the use of druz, but that can be acted on in a far more satisfactory and BOOTS AND SHOES. ry Permanent manner by the Hoax Liver Pa> | Toon poLID roar in and 1 sta. nw. 1864. Co.'s Bewxpres, Bidor Goat Slippers st Vator wee MY — =. Noummeniess Cases, Frsauux Acksowzeparn | mail govs: Tealvalue (6c Gore Buskins, orden, sat To BE BEYonD THE REACH OF MEDICINE, HAV® He Fox Gaiters, laced or button, Hi and pall Te ‘and BEEN SAVED UNDER THE Mip Acrioy o¥ THEsE | $125.up. Gent's Calf Low Cut Shoe, 82.60, cus- | Pengentabe ‘or evening. REMEDIES ALONE. ‘For bargains go to For ceticaiers vat tp or. —— 41914 and 1916 Pa. avenus, —_ = From a Leading Baltimore Merchant. ‘9th ana 30ch streete. a Frevious to the application of the Houatax Liven | A patr of Justh's Hoa Protectors given in be Pap I had ‘pot experienced swell day for ten | _anise Fed months, been constant thinner d weaker, until Thad about giv hope ET EVERYBO a 3 Tellef, "Tsuffered much frou depreuiae et corte | Li a ee _— n'y cate, for threo hearer ta hie ae backcag . man. J now consider myself perfectly well: can | GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HousE, | GHIBTS TO ORDER. orncras. eat good, substantial, food, and feel no sym SIX VERY BEST FOR Purest gwichrstiy gape aw fous urge | WL FENNSTLVANIA AVEXUS, Matera aod Workmanship eoencet Respectfully, yours, WILLIAM B HALUET, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, = A Pile ee ; bade wale ie nee Gouvt the beet and Ye lumber"s A THOMPSON'S Surat Facroxr, v largest ever exhibited in the ‘The! ta ra, (| % fasdsche Many eT hone ist # pontinnal | 60 buy. A YEW PRICES. =. crac with neuralzie i Wve used es? tton sani: ‘NOW-WHITE BREAD fdlcsfor tures months, drier which tine | Ete aaron a OS Sey Fak ee ae WILL bE GUARANTEED IF YOU USB oat anything that is eatable, aud_ have iad no head. | and lotion fons ero ne go yd oiring ache for ix weeks. T have’ confined excin- | Taust Bros., and Holmun, Baitunors SA. ‘The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour io thé frag And Toll Deed daa a fome Poor sufferer | ” Alanrolotf ladies’ plain Lasting, from 60 up to $a reese Fallyyours, | rowen this testimony, Xam erator oY Hubbers sil hela teks, are peepee Sterling’s "951 Druid Hill avenue, ‘ Meu's Galt Boote $1.59 pee _— St. Louis Fancy Patent, Consultation Fare and Sorrcrrep at our office, or Boxes for ibe. pleoe, gr 81 par doasn.” —_ ne ee St Shee, ae by mail, giving fall Gesoription of your case. T BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSR, te mary ‘The public ia earnestly cautioned against Intrra- 491 Pa. avenue. Te ey Tee Detter aa ee ote Di Tions and SPURIOUS ARTICLES, marl5tr LEOPOLD RIGHOLD, Proprietor. ‘Rolls and Bread as and ad —_—_——___ white the driven snow. For runTHEn information as to diseases reached The above-named bougat first. by the Pap andite avxintanaes, cousut ourpam | GEORGETOWN ADV MTS. soy Gace aA phiet. Addrees oe wHe SOCIABLE AND SUPPER at Gay stro: lst STRERE RINGWALT & HALL, Agents, Barer ese UA BSDAY, 7 o'clock pn. sem 8, E. Conxen 9ru axp ESrnexrs, a oer STABLISHED IN 1631 ENLARGED AND IMPROVED Row the Tooet Gomploto ms this hart er Gon Go W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND BOOUBING ESTABLISHMENT, Washington, D. 0. A Lady Physician in Attendance. Office Hours; 8 8. m. to 9 p. m. qs EIXTUBES. ‘The finest and largest stock of GAB FIXTURES SVEB OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE OITY, marl2eotr BRAS AND NIOKLE PLATBB, €9 Jefferson st., ney Pridge st, Georgetown. Everything sppertaining to the business ded to, cles etter: oe Maity a of Cocvets, Drugrets 4T EEDUCED PRICES. District work sent forand returned tree of 1018 Bovenia stroce iy pep ot ghares fet oe THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. Roddrese ae above DrOMPly steer | alsar ‘Deaver in Obins, Glass and Pistea Ware ‘Wil guarantee entire satisfaction, E. F. BROOKS, GUAaR AN SIRE AND, Fs eal Jo SCHLITZ BREWING COvs febis-tr Oonconam Buitprea, 15th sz, Eerastisnxp s { AT OOBT FOR u OF SEOOND-HAND iG. — sos Deere Gatog, Watch, Gane | 7 Sa hace come —- bt 308 9th st., near Pa. avenue. Braneh, 237 | IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. GABINET VERZENAY, only 62.60 : 4 : Ronee ae | Supplied in Casks or Bottles, by the Agent, VERZENAY, quarts $18.60, pints $20. 'WIMMING SCHOO: SAM'L C, GH MUMM, quarts $20.06, pints $21.78, iS} Bou 61.612 ato'615 E Sranez ww, | sma cx nizing ! dren, who 10 per cent. off immediate ioe = fering. are requested to W ‘emall quantities. feb2-3m* SFM ete THOMAS RUSSELL, Am ja lege o 918 Penna. avenue, aad asche