Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WUESDAY.................April S, U97Be —————————_—_——_———————————— ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF Cutgr S1gNaL OFricEs, WasHineron, April S, 1Si9. For middle Atlantic states, clear or partiv cloudy weather, northerly veering 10 8~ 17 easterly winds, stationary or lower“ ..Garn” tare, rising followed by falling Pa” Joacrar, ane following 1s the r —<OMRIER, fee of the thermom- eter at the SIgtAl aoe Guring the Gays TR ty 36%; 7:35 8. 9319 midday, 50°: 3p. m., 34°; maximo, 45: mintmum, 3°. LOCAL NEWS. amusements, &c.. To-night. National Theater —‘ 4 Celebrated Case.” Theater Comique.— Sensational varteties. Curtis Scho! Builling, Georsetown,—Lecture By Dr. Eviott Coues, “rhe Doctrine of Evolution Iiristrated. Gay-street Baptist Church, Georgetown.—Supper and sociable. Condensed Locals. ‘St-vet lamps wit! be lighted at 6:50 p. m., and extinguished at 10:29 p. m. ‘The Corcoran Fire Insurance Company Yestet- following cts Yebman A He tere Clay Stewart, Charles A. James. Fdward Droop. Wm. Owen, James L. Barbour, George A. Mefiheany aud Joseph K D. Tt, Jack Boswell, a well-known river man. died ‘in this city yesterday. He was former'y pilot of the steamer Wawaset. and afterwards captain of the steamer Mary Washinzton. quantities of building materi ils wanted. for the great New York avenue and Watte Lor Bewers. See advertisement of the contract Last evening a party of gentlemen assem! at the 7th street wharf to witness the depart! of the steamer Arrow for Florida, where she ts to ply on the St. John’s river, betweea St John and Melonville, tn thé passenger and fruit busi- Bess, with occasional trips to Havana and Key West. The new owner. Rear Admiral Kickey contemplates putting on another vessel shoud the present venture prove successtal. The Ar. row isunder command of Capt. Hemmingway, late of the Missourt legislature. Yesterday Officer Wheeler arrested a white man named Kelly, on Massachusetts as With a boit of cloth which ts supposed Deen stolen. It is held at the seveath precin for anowner. Today workmen commenced tearing dc the two brick stores nnd dwelling at the corner Of Sth street and Loul-isna avenue, Mai Space, preparatory to the erection of two tine and costly stores for the owner, Mrs. A. Simp- son. A AssoctaTion.—Yes ins flied a Dil In equt! ington Ruilding Associa- She states that she pur- ock, on which she paid per share per month until she bad paid $72), arid on the last. payment, in Jan- Uary, 1878, she was toid by Mr. R. B. Fergus9a, the secretary, that no further payments were Recessary. She claims that she was entitled to ‘the return of her money fn the following month. but on applying 10 the secretary she was told that the affairs of the asscclation were being up. and that it would take about as long toclose as the concern had existed (e!zht years) further claims that there are only 27 shai Bow uncsticeled, and less than $2./+4) assets; that by article 4 of the consiitutien ali the Officers shall be stockholders, but that neither the : Fr nor Se ma = — that they recetve respectively $200 and $300 per year for their services, at which rate it would only take about four years to consume all the assets; that no access has been allowed the petitioner to the books of the association, which associa- ton she clatms has been and 13 managed, the money squandered; no meetings have been held lately, as provided for in the rules; and, finally, she has been informed that the steck 1s not worth more than 50 per cent. of its face value at present ARREST OF ALLEGED HOTEL THIZves.—Yes- terday, Detective Coomes and Acton, in return- ——. Baltimore, arrested two alleged hote! es on the 5 o'clock train to this city and them to Police he .dquarters on their ar- here. -y are charged with paving he in Baltimore, an Suit Acarsst a Ber a DP, fora receiver. Chased 10 shares of th took Fival on them was found a handsome new pair of velvet embroidered with gold bullica, an umbrella and pair of gold bracelets. In their Tagen were some pawn tickets. ‘They ve en of Max Kramer and oo i were surre: ‘tw the Baltimbre authorisieg soc ween Tei there bog teat cay the — a Brown’s hotel in that city. 0 stolen rt) thas been recovered. — ‘THE NATIONAL Coniecs oF Paarmacy held its annual meeting yesterday. The president, ‘Mr. Jobn A. Milburn, delivered an lnteresting and the reports of the secretary, treas- ‘urer and the various committees were present- ed, showing the institution to be in a prosper- ous. condition. The following officers were elected for the ensuing collegiate year: Presi- Gent, J. D. O'Donnell; vice presidents, John R. G. G. C. Simmes; secretary, Charies . Duckett; dditional patent Ww. A | cone ‘trustees, Kari Kuliburg, J. 8. Jones, Jo! z Drew, R. B. a Z.W. Cromwell, Joho A. Milburn, W. S. Thompson. Y.M.C. A. Detecarss Evgcrep.—The Y. M.C. A. have elected a delegate and alternates Ww the biennial convention of the associations Of the United States and Cai to beheld ia Baltimore, beginning May 21, aad contiauing ‘Until the 25th instant. The association 13 en- titled to three delégates, the president, John G. —s v. Morse, being ex- delegates. Mr.J.H. Olcott was elected and Elphonso Youngs, A. S. Pratt, and a ;pson, ites. It isexpected that Tepresentatives of associations in Great Britain be present ning for 5 oo to Fag roel belie r. t 0 the Cent National Bank, Poladeipaise who loaned $25,000 on the property to G F. Gulick, the former owner. It was sold t to about $2.700 taxes. It was built by Mr. ick in 1873, and cost over $60,000 when pareorkd was inancially in- a When Mr. Gulick became ved the building was sold te Samuel Cros3 who took It, subjett to the and Wm. H. Hauke, in order to close off a debt of some ‘$15,000 due them. PARDONED BY 2H PRESIDENT.—The Prest- Gent cf the United States has ited @ pardon to Jobn Peters, who was convicted in May last Of an indecent assault upon Agnes Ports, in a photograph wagon, at the navy yard. Bentenced to six jail. Peters was H ad surety, surrendered him on January 6ii Jast, an Was sent down to go the sea- tence of six months. —— r MISCEGENATIONISTS IN TxOvBLE.—Edward Kenney, colored, and Mary Hall. white, were received at the penitentiary in Richmond yes- terday from Hanover county, Va., where they Were tried and convicted under the state laws forbidding the intermarriage of different races. Kenney been living unlawtfuily with the Woman, and in October last, being threatened With prosecution, came to this city, where they ‘were married. Upon their return they were indicted and tried and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. ——___ ‘THE SECOND CoLoRED Bartist Caurcn Case. To-day, in the « zt ing that a new election be held for trustees under three disinterested commissioners of elections, at which both factions suall be al- lowed to vote. The commissioners are J. Darlington, G. F. Gulick and Isaac Cole, and they are directed to give public notice of tie election. ACCIDENTS.—3 Heiniein, while n, wife of Policemin s ng a tight of stairs, Sunday evening, missed a step and was pre- elpitated to the bottem and severely injured ig her right arm and an ankle. eee horses attached to the Brazilian mints- ter’s carriage took flight last evening and raa down she arenue, coming ehbariot. carriagt i nashed nd the @ Was smashed and the pei thrown to the ground and injured se- verely, DEEDS IN Fe hs L. Davis, trustee, and Eliza A. N Da lots 1 and is, 4 Rice tobi if Wias county; ¢—. Dew lot lamson to Patric ‘Tae Local. PREACHERS’ AssoctaTiON.—hevs. 8. Kramer, F.S. Evans and J. L. Haygie, the committee ee ata meeting of the local preachers of the M.E.church on Friday night, Met last evening, and adopted measures by which the wants of the different pastors of tue Washington district can be ascertained, with a view to suppiying the same. SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to our boys’ and ghiloren’s department. Our efforts to combine graceful style, with a perfect nt, and to give the largest aniount of satisfaction ‘for the money, have been fully apprectated by an inci patrencge poh department. A. Saks & rae been tiled as follows:—W. 316 7b street A Visrr To THE Boys’ CLoratno Hovas of B. nm & Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, wili fully —— all who may appropriate the time ard troul of coming, wi they purchase or only wish to view well se- Of boys’ and children’s we. 4 - SEp Wx. F, Given’s new tea lst, t District Governmer ¢ artnirs. Mr. Entwisle, inspector ~¢ putidings, notified fenday, Messrs. Win. Kir g “Jenkin, Thomas 2nd Feo. Wz Beall, execu" org of the estate of Pete: i ss PD f2 “eorgetown,, that the brick CH eee g to sald esizce, situated on rorth side ace street, West of the build! of the “y &G. RR. Co.. as been condemaed $2 account of 15 dilapidated condition, and wust be torn down. Water Registrar e of men to c are to spare no Cnue who has not paid. a "TLe contacteyce for the repalrs of ‘Tiber creek sewer. in the gotanical gardens, Messrs. Sinith & Crantord, commenced that work to-day ny overfiow t's also to be constructed (0 prevent. a recurrence of damages from tloods in that sec- Uou of the city. WHE STREET SWEEPING CONTRACT, . Inreply toa commuuteation trom Mr. C. W. cunningham, calling the attention of the Com- Stobers to Une propriety of advertising for Is for sweeping and sprinkling the Streets and avenues of the city, after the ex- piration of the present contract with L. P. Wright & Co,, May 6th proximo, the Commis- sioners say “ They have thougut it to tue best interests of the Districtto extend the present contract one year.” In his note Mr. Cunning- ham says the intent of Congress, as expressed in the 6th section of the act of June il, 187s, seems to have been to secure the lettlag of ail work by competitive bidding, where the outlay is to exceed One thousand dollars; and furthe: that he can do this work for inuch less than 1 now patd. He asks if the Interest of the people, as well as a fair interpretation of the law, does not require that this work shall be advertised. ATTORNEY RIDDLE’S CONSTRUCTION OF A RE- CENT LAW OF CONGKESS. Mr. Riddle, attorney for the District, in a note to tke District Comintssioners, states as follows: “I am asked whether, under the pro- visions of the act of February 6, 1579, anybody and everybody can secure from the cullector of taxes a certificate of the status of any or ail the real property of the District of Co!umbia in reference lo taxes paid upon it. This 1s an ex- traordinary statute. lis passage must have been secured in the interest of making the ex- aminations of titles to real estate cieap and €asy, and will inevitably work the most serious mischief to the District under the narrowest construction. It requires the collector of taxes on proper application to give, under his hand and seal, a cerUficate of the taxes, general and special, then due, which are In any manner a lien on any reai estate in the District. This certificate is between the District and any sub- sequent purchaser of the property, taken as. absolute verity, and the purchaser shall take the property discharged from any assessment omitted from the certificate. Fur this paper the applicant fs to pay the muniticent price of ‘ocents. Thus for half a dollar the District is compelled to make and guarantee the accuracy and perfection of the certific: collector, and if erroneous it must ma geod. If any body and every body can cal! for | such certificates on any property in the District, then must the Commissioners at once employ severai of the abiest real te lawyers and charge.them with these grave and ouerous du- Ues. But who under this act can denaad this certificate? Fortunaiely the language of the ac leaves no doubt on thispolat. They are limite. to the actual tax payers, their agents aud attor- | heys, the property the subject of the certif Ist be that, ihe iaxes upon which the applicant is to pay. ‘The language is “and it shall be the duty of said ({ax) collector wheaever called upon to furnish in addition to the regular tax bills, a certified statement over his hand and official seal. &c.” Cleariy the call for the cer- Ufleate waits upon, and is iucideatal toa call for the regular ax bill which nobody had any business to make, except the owner, his agent or attorney for the purpose cf payment waich can happen only twice a year; whea he calls for this “regular tax bill,” he may in addition ask to have a certificate le of ail outstanding as- sessmeuts Of taxes, general or special, upon the property covered by the “ regular tax bill,” and LO other; nor cah apy other person cali for the certificate who does not call for the “ reguiar tax Dill,” nor can any but the owner, his agent or attorney of specific or real estate, ca!l for the * regular tax bul.” No other construction of this act is in my judgment warranted by its Janguege, and a construction that would turn the coliector’s office into a mere examining bu- Teau of land titles which the District 1s to war- Fant, not only does violence to the act, but — every way be prejudicial to the Dis- TAX LIEN CERTIFICATES IN PAYMENT OF TAXES. ir. Kiddie, attorney for the District, has rendered an opinion to the Commissioners ia relation to the application of Mr. Harvy Spald- ing to apply tax len certificates, held by him in payment of taxes, in which he states that sections 153 and 159, Revised Statutes, cover the subject of such applications. By these sections it is provided that in all cases of sale of property for taxes due where the sale as not been made acco to law, and void, it sball be lawful for the proper authorities, on the application of the purchasers or other per- fon entitied under him, to refund and pay to such person the amount paid by him on account of such purchases, and also subsequent pay- ment the proper authorities shall reassess the toxes so refunded on the property, on whtca and after such reassessmeu!, te collect the same as other taxes are collected. In accordance with the terms of said section<, tLe Commissioners should refund the amount pa:d by Mr. 8. on account of his purchase, and a'sO auy taxes = by him oa said pcopert s1 Dsequent to date thereof, and reassess seid pronerey: for the amount of taxes with which it is properly and legaliy charga):e, and ecllect them. FRAUDULENT CLAIMS. In seca aia with the mated ries 1373, ap- propriat 75,000 to pay the laborers ‘¢ loyed by contractors under the board of pnb- ic Works, who had been kept out of their ju-t dues, there have been filed with the First Con troller of the Treasury de LS Bumber of claims by the laborers, many of which, it is believed, are fraudulent. Yester- day Mr J. G. Stafford, one of our well-known District contractors, received notice from the controller that certain claims had been filed there by laborers under him. Mr. S. limedi- ately went to the porperting to have been rendered over a year ‘fore the contract under which it ciatméd to have been done was made. Mr. Stafford thinks there 1s room for many false claims to be cou- sidered and paid by collusion and otherwise, between contractors and laborers. ERRONEOUSLY ISSUED TAX LIENS, In relation to an application made by Mr. Harvey Spal for the refunding of certsio money paid by him on a sale of property be- longing to Gonzaga College for taxes erroneous- ly assessed thereon, Mr. Attorney Riddle, to whom the matter was referred by the District Commissioners, in reply states: “I am request- ed to OD banks @ form of drawback for erro- neously issued tax Mens, such uhat the paper can be transfer by the holder to any party purchasing, to’apply to delinquent taxes, us er act of February 27, 1si9. ‘Vu does now Pee for the issue of drawback certificates, jut mnerely that the tax lien certificates shall be received in payment of certain arrears oi taxes. I think the proper method of disposing of such cases will be the following: Upon p: sentation of an application such a3 Mr. Spald- ings, the Commissioners wil first’ decide Whether it fs a case coming within the statute. If so the tax lien certificate should then be pro- quced, and an endorsement should be plac thereon @s follows: “This certificate was er roneously issued, the properiy named theretu being exempt from taxation. be re. celvedin payment of any arrearages of taxes prior to July ist, 1877, except special improve- ment taxes, in accordance with the act of Con- — approved February 27, 1879.’ This en- lorsement, Lea by the Commissioners and attested by the seal of the District, will be authority to the colector to receive tue certiti- cate, In payment of the arrearages provided for by the act, from any one who 1s a bona file holder of the same. Upon receipt of such cer- Ufeate by the collector, he should cancel thera and make a proper record of such payment and carcellation. In the case presented by Mr. palding tt appears that a portion of the prop. | Y Was not exempt from taxation, and tor ‘that portion the tax len certificate 1s good.”’ PERMITS visie: L. F. a), BUILDIN' issued by Inspector repair frame, 1231 S st. repair frame, 100 sth st 3 $5. G Gibson, construct a shed, No. 718 Sth st. 8.w. $65. Joseph Meyers, repair frame, 1012 201 between K and L n.w.; $100. Mrs. J.C. en, repair brick, 5is Sth st. n.w. mn, repair frame, 714 doth st.: construct a three-story brick dwelling, and Massachusetts ave.; $3,500. A. C. Chenowith, construct a one-story brick building for assay and chemical works, Corner of Causi and Mcnt.omery sts., Georgetown; $300, Talty, construct @ brick siable, Grant st., b tween sth and 10th; $100, Daniel Kelly, e ; Struct @ two-story brick dwelling, 2d, between G and B sts. s.w.; 3900. J. T. aud C. FE. Sprins mann, construct two two-story brick dwell 6th st.. between Maryland aod Maine | Sw; $2,000, Hunt | Fraeaxp Accroent—.The alarm of fire trom | box 62, about half-past 1 o’elock this morning. | fas for the burning of an unoceupled tivo-sto. fisme house in the alley between Ist and 2d | 22d G and H streets ne. ‘The firemen responded | promptly. The burned building beton, to yomiek Quirk, who estimates his loss rar W. | The fire is supposed to have been the work of ap incendiary. Foreman W. A. Shedd, of No. 2 company, while op his way to the fire, wa thrown from the hose carriaye, at the coraer of ist and G streets D.¢., and received painful in- juries about the head and body. Foreman ibedd this afternoon ts doing well, though sut- fering from severe bruises and cuts on the head and face. He fs lying at the engine house. ‘THERE fs a doubit reason for driving the Chi- nese back, when their cheap labor brings teas on to the prices advertised by Wm. F. Given y- 2 Ngw JEWELRY this morning at Prigg’s, + | viotent tempe: ‘The Jack Cash Murder. FOURTH TRIAL OF 8. A. CLARK FOR MURDER. Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge Hag- ner, the case of Samuel A. Clark, indic‘ed for the murder of John Lee, alias Jack Cash, on Christmas day, 1877, was on trial after our re- port closed. Messrs. T. F. Miller and C. “4, Smith appear for the prisoner. ‘The defendant excused ar Cc. C. Anderson, and Messrs. F. Crews, A. J. Biedter, J.B. Hunt, W. J. Acker, Isaac Davenport and W. B. Shanks were elected as jurors in addition to those selected yester- da ‘Tits morning W. H. Crawford aoa John B. Hunt were challenged by the government, and of the talesmen Join M. Brown. jr., Cornetius 8. Johnson and John H. Bird were selected a3 Jurymen, Messrs. A. J. Beedler and John H. Bird were excused, having conscientious scruples as to capital punishment. W. E. Abbott was select- ed. as also W. F. Gibbon, ‘The jury, as far as selected, 1s composed of Lewis J. Brothers, W. J. Acker, J. F. Crews, Davenport, Jacob Acker, Benj. F. Elen, -C. Goodman, John M. Brown, jr., Cornelius: S. Jonson, W. E. Abbott. and W.'F. Gibbon. Amusements, &ce NATIONAL THRaTER.—There was a fair audi- ence at the Nati The i iuteresting pl fe x Aeted by tue Calon Square Company of New York. The scenery was very fine and the cos tumes elegant. The cast, was a strong one, even down to the “midyet” who perganated the infant “Adrienne.” Tue play will be repeated is evening. tip amaren ComTQcE —The principal attraetion in the programme at the Comique last event was the appearance of twelve beautiful youn ¢ ladies in the latest variety sensation—Dissoly- ing Colozed Pictures. ‘The rest of the per ance isup tothe Comique’s usual hish si dard. ATHENEUM CLUB Concerts.—The Peabody Or- ches‘ ra will give two grand symphony concerts at Lincoln Hall, Phursday afternoon and even- ing; April 21th, Tie subscription tickets are for sale at Elits’. Lintnicum iruTe LECTURES.—Dr. Elliott C. ues, U.S. A., will lecture under the auspices of this institute at Curtis’ school building, Georgetown, this evening. Hits subject will be “The Doctrine of Evolution Illustrated.” The public is invited. Admission free, THE WORKINGMEN’S ASSEMBLY Met last night, Mr. Wm. Beron in the chair, and Mr. E. L. Bar- ker secretary pro tem. Lafayette Jeffries was Teceived as a delegate from Lincoln L e, No. 2, Brotherhood of Labor. A Mr. May, an em- pioye in the Internal Revenue bureau, was pre- sent and addressed the assembly upon the sub- yee of the colonization bill introduced in the last Congress by Hon. B. F. But He said that through the efforts of lobbyists Congress had donated 265,000,000 acres of the pudlic lands as subsidies to railroads, besides a large amouns: of money, and here is a grand plan for settlins up the public domain by the industrial classes. fave Tang the occupany of but 14.000 acres of land and an advance of money and mterial by the general government in order to start the enterprise, to be refunded ta inst: ments, aid the government to hold 4 mortgage on the land so donated until th ft paid for: ail this can be secured by the uatted effort of the worklagmen of this couatry. After some discussion the subject was referred to the judiciary committee, with instructions ta urge the introduction of the biil at the present session of Congress; also to start a petition t be circulated in this District to present with the Dill. An amendment to the coastitutio: was adopted, * that the assembly shail be the sole judge of the qualifications of its members * Mr. 8. H. Bell was elected secretary tn place of Mr. Christian, resigned. A resolution prepare i by Mr. %. Robtuson was then read and adopted, condemning the system practiced by Some of our business mea In sending their worx to other clues, while at the same time they look to our citizens for patronage. Mr. McDonald offered a resolution for the appointment of a committee to ascertain the average pay of dif- ferent mechanics in this District, the hours they labor, and make a certified copy of their report to the assembly, to be laid before the committee on education and labor in Congress; adopted. CHARGE OF PERJURY ON A MURDER TRIAL — ‘This morning, in the Police Court, Jud:ze Snell, Fanny Smith, a yellow girl, known as “Indian Faby,” was arraigned on the charge of perjury in the trial of Louisa Wallace, convicted or Sat- urday last, in the Criminal Court, of murder ia killing her infant in April, 1573, at a house on Delay sre avenue, near Ii street n.w. The spe- eific charge is that Fanny swore on that trial that she was present at a house vn the corner of New Jersey avenue and H street on Palin Sunday of last year, when Loutsa Wallace wa: confined with a male child. When she so tes fled the District Attorney cross-examined her, and she stuck to her first statement that she was present and rematned there until the foi- lowing day. Another witness testified to the same. When the case was called this mornt: she appeared without counsel. Lieut. K B. P. Sparrow and Jos. Donaldson, of the house tit question, and therefore she could not have hai a child there. The defendant stated that she did uot swear as to the streets, as she aid not know them, and that she had sworn as the counsel had directed her. She was committed 3 jail for the action of the grand jury—bonas No VERDICT IN THE CHURCH AND RatcRoap Casx. his morning, in the Circuit Court, Judge Cox, the jury in the case of the Firus SapUst Church agt. the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co. having been out all night, were discharged, having falled to agree on a verdict. This Was an action ioe de for damazes to the church by the location of railroad shops adjoin- ing the church, and, as stated Iu THe Star of yesterday, the simple question left in the cast Was whether or not the smoke from the chim- heys did not damage the church. It is uader stocd that the fury on going out stood § fo Plaintiff and 4 for defendant, but they c aanged to 11 for plaintiff to 1 for defendant. ————__— THE FOLLOWING 18 THE List OF PATENTS ited to citizens of Maryland, Virginia and ‘he District, issued and bearing date April sts: Chas. E. De Valin, Baltimore, Md., device fur Preventing the escape of sewer-gas from basin- Overtiows; Wm. T. Duvall, Georgetown, D. C mill-stone driver; Udcit Eccard, Washingto D, C., speaking telephone; Edward S. Gary, Ba - umore, Md., heat ree Ell H. Janney Alexandria, car-buffer; Joseph Wilkins. Baltimor id., separating animal from vegeta- ble tibers in mixed fabrics THE YOUNG CaTHOLIC’s FRIEND Society held its semi-annual meeting on Sunday. The re- ceipts were reported as 29 and the expend: tures $721.90, leaving a balance in the treasu of $49.39. An address was delivered by Re: Father Boyle, which was followed by a narr Uon of personal experience among the nort Westerh Indians, by Major J. E. Mallet. geist Le Yalta THE REVIVAL MEETINGS.—Last night~ crowd in attendance at the great revival Hamline M®E. church was 0 great that t doors had to be closed, aud for over two hi the Interest In the vast congregation was in- tense. Kev. Mr. cess with the people, and now at © the altar ts fied with seekers, and ale converted nightly. WASHINGTON Fish MAREET.—SOId by R. +. Golden, agent, since last report: 60,000 Lerrin: oid from $6 to $8 per thousand: 4,000 ah: sold from $15 to $40 per hundred: 3,000 jacks sold from $2 to $5 per hundred. 500 bunches ae perch sold from 35 to 55 cents pur THE BARGR CockaDE Crry Si Duncanson Bros, sold at auction y ‘Y sarl penttents ste the owners, the well known barge, Cockade City, to Frank be Bellus, of Buitimore, t $2,000. MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued + George P. Blair and Annie West; Robert © Stanwood, of Waterbury, Conn., and Frances D. Bowker, of Brunswick, Me. ——_——-- A BRUTAL MorHer’s CRIME.—A telegram fro: Reudout, April 5, says:—An inquest was h by Coroner McKenzie on the body of wido Margaret O'Rellly’s nine-monvhs-uld baby Fr day. Mrs. O'Reilly, who is aw maa of ave ing at Port Ewen, was visite: on Thursday night by her sister.’ During ti: conversation her’ mother complained to thé vis- iUng sister of Mrs. O'Reilly's ill treatment Mrs. O'Rellly, Who was standing on the other side of the room with her infant in her arms, became violently angry, and seizing the chil flung it at her mother. ‘rhe child struck on th stove, upsetting a pot of bolling soup, the con- tents pouring over the hapless thfant aud caus- ing its death three hours afterward in awrui agony, e2-Mr. J. Milton Turner denies that the com- talttee of the negro churches im St. Louts bad recelved, up to the 3d inst., any assistance in thelr Work of casing for the negio retugees from the South, outside of that city. SP-Little Maggie Nutting, the only Lat. saved from the wrecked s‘éainer Metis in gust, 1872, and daughter of Mr, Alfred Nuttin, f Ullon, died of scarlet fever in that town on Thursday last. She was a handsome child, wi1- bing in manners, and matured In thought, and speech. A few ‘days ago she celebrated her eighth birthday. §rrThe late dull times have driven many men from mercantile pursuits and the learned Pro- fessions InLO Tariing. ‘The majority seek te West, but the East 1s atso feeling the good effects of this movement in the reduced price ofprovisions. In New Enugiaud the farmers are more numerous than at any previous Ume with- in the last twenty yt §¥" Miss Moegtor of Chicago, one of the graa- uates of the Women’s Hospital Colleze, has been successtul in winning, by competitive examinations, a place 23 a33isbiut physician t2 the county Insane Asyluia. This 13 the first competitive success of a lady 10 securing a Lo3- ital position in tuls country, where ductors of th sexes have met in competition, THE COURTS - Court IN GENERAL TERM. Tr,day, estate of Bellew; decision below re- Ye rsed. Murphy agt. Murpby: do, divorce “ranted. J. G. Parkinson was admitted to the bar on the report of the committee. King agt District of Columbia; appeal by defendant to Supreme Court of United States. Farrell agt Metropolitan Building association; argued and submitied. Crecurr Court—Judge Coz. To-day, Fifth Baptist church agt. B.& P.R. Co; jury discharged, unable to agree. Cla- baugh agt. Freeman: verdict for platntiff, $716.95. Rasin & Co. agt. Stanton; on bearing. Equity Courr—Judge MacArthur. To-day, Mott et al. agt. Boyd; on hearing; Anderson agt. Boyle; decree authorizing sal Nice agt. Nice, (on'motion for alimony); ferred to auditor to report on facilities of re- spondent. Fitzhugh et al. ag.. Gaskins et al; decree ordering election of trustee: ROBATE Court—Judge Wulie. Py ‘To-day, last will of Jacob Scheiffely was ad- | mitted fo probate, and executors ©. Schnelder and C. Edmonston qualified; bond $12,000. Es- tate of Lydia Knowles; letters of administra- {lon issued to Thos. Knowles; spectal bond $500. ate Emily Southwick; petition for letters led and order of publication. Estate of A. G Holly; do. do. Will of Sarah Brown fully proven and admitted to probate. Estate of Z. D. Gil- man; first account of executors offered and passed. Adjourned to Thursday next. PoLice Covurr—Judge Snell. To-day, Alexander Walker, threats to ( Waiker, his wife;¢$200 bonds. Martin Kell: Marcus Williams, ass 5 Crier; $10 or 30 days. Archie Jobnson and Edward Chisley, loud and bois- terous; $5. James Reage, vagrancy; bonds or 30days. John Lester, charged with larceny of four qpickens from Hester Thomas; continued. Fannf Smith, perjury; committed for the grand jury. Robert Jon unlicensed pedd con- linved. William O'Brien, charged with forcible entry; continued. Catherine McMahon, va- personal recognizance. Wm. S:nith, a nd man, charged with vagrancy, was seni down tor days, 2 iP GEORGETOWN. BUILDING ASSOCIATIO} monthl; ed of the Tenth Building Asso- ciation, held last night at Goddard's Hath, $2,500 was sold, being 17 shares at the maximum rate of $159 per share. A LEAKY ScHoonER.—Schooner Ann FE. Valen- une, of Port Jefferson, L. I., Capt. Hilas E Cbambers. was about to sail from this port Sat urday, for Brooklyn, N. Y., when it was dtscoyv- ered that she was ee ae 1,000 strokes per hour. The vessel is being unloaded and will be hauled out for repairs. CONFIRMATION AT CHRIST P. BE. Cavacn.—. class of twenty persons received the rite of co: ‘irmation at Christ P. E. church last night. Bishop Pinckney preached the discourse of the occasion, THERE WILL BE a sociable and supper at the Gay street Baptist church this evening at 7 o'clock, See the advertisement. Gratn.—arrived by canal, boat Ellen Brooks. sls corn; ra bt At the 5ist regular A with 2,500 bushels wheat and 600 bus! beat Reitzell, with 30) Dushels wheat. .— Offerings on Change )0 bushels of wheat with UShels AL 119; 2,550 do. at THE GOLDEN AGr.—The rumors of gold dis- coveries in Kansas, and rich silver ieads in other quarters. come to us well authen- d. Such discoveries are becoming no nov- is the richest country in the world, nineral wealth has only begin to be d. Afamliy in the next generation will feel terribly poor if they have not gota mine of some kind in the back yard. Talk about specie being scarce in the future. F' Years from now, if we go on digging silver as we are doing, the “boy of the Pee will amu-e limself all day shying silver dollars at the birds, or skipping them across the smooth water of the Jake. In that day potatoes and honesty, and not gold and silver and bonds, will be at apremium. If the fellow with mortgages un- canceled can only hold on, they will be all right for there 15 more gold and silver in sight and coming than men will know what to do with,— {Chicago Inter-Ocean. RIGHTS OF MARRIED WowEN.—Judge Elcock, in the case of Lloyd against Underkoffer, flied an opinion on Saturday deciding that a mar- ried woman can become a lessee of property under @ lease, and that she can be held to ail the Cover.ants of the instrument. He also de cided that a married woman can by a lease waive and deprive herself of the benefit of the #300 exemption law. ‘The question arose in a suit where Lloyd, a married woman, replevied goods which her landlord had setzed for unpaid rent, and to get her goods back again she set up that she wasa married woman, and, there- ne ae to make acontract of lease.—[ Phila. mes, ith, HAanxGED BY BER Divorcep HvsBaNnd.— In Virginia, Ill, Alexander Pfal if, & German, who bad been Jately divorced from his wife, attempted to murder ber on the 24th ult. by hanging her. The woman had married again and was living with her present husband a few mtles north of Virginta. In the absence of her husband Pfalsgrof appeared at the house, and, having dragged the woman out, succeeded in hanging hertoatree. He then fied. Tne wo- man was cut down and with great diMmeulty re- suscltated. She ts tn a critical conuiiioa.. Prals. grof was captured and taken to Chandierville for trial.—[st. Lowis Republican, Bopy SnaTcwtG not for medical but for pollttcal purposes, 1s sometines practised In tuscla under the authority of the government, Recently a Nihilist, who had just been re!eased from prison, died In his own house, and his relatives made preparations for the burtal, which was to take place the next morning. In the night, however, the body mysteriously dis- appeared from the house; and it was ascertain- ed thatit had been surreptitiously sel: by order cf the authorities, who apprehesded a Nihilist demonstration at the funeral. A STRANGE DISEASE, Called the eye‘epizootic, ts prevailing among the children in Harrisburg. The eyes become bloodshot and becomes very painful, and closes with matter. It lasts four Gays, but is followed by no serious results The disease is contagious and affects whole families. S27 Horse thieves dye horses. oo (England) aquarium has a mer- "27 It is a French eaying that sooner or later we pardon our friends all the injuries we have done them, §2-The Sioux City Journal observes that itis comparatively easy to edit a newspaper it you don’t have to do it. §2Coal, with other American products, has been benefited by the late Paris Exposition, and its sbipment to Europe steadily increases. A\ last accounts one man in Rome was negotiatins for 100,000 tons. §2Since the weatthy young lady fell In love th and married the driver of a Sixth avenue car all the drivers on the various lines go t> Work in the rorning with aclean shave and with shining boots.—[N. ¥. Aeratd. §7r-\ Minnesota man found a beautiful squay almost irozen to death. He took her to his camp fe to thaw ler out. Wien she hai Melied a Wille he proposed marriage and was accepted. They are now 1, £2 Oll paintings are now imitated, accordinz to the Photographic News, by ainting in oll o1 the back of a photograph rendered transparent by means cf Canada balsam, aud the raanins een through @ press togive the destred sur ace, &#"Dennis Hickey, of Kent, Ohio, murderei his wife, at the City Hotel, tn Warre! y Ohio, ve : lerday, by cutting her throat, z 6 Near Glen Rock, Pa., Friday , the cla Ug of achild of James Oip, a farmer, caughe ase poe it was so badly burned that it died in a fe.v ours, §2There is a bill before the Pennsyly; legislature which makes tt a pu shablocitone to keep a Spitz dog in that state, t ore pa pul abe State. “Tt will not F. GILBERT & ¢ RS” AND BTOCK “peer: nm. BANKE! o4 16 Broan Br., New York, ADJOINING N.Y. 3, Srock i a the New York Stock FXCHANG Ruy eell and carry, throu, Exc! ange, all the active stocke as lone eo ie cout marcin, First-class stock priviresee yotiates at trem 1'to 4% percent. distauce. tole. id daily stock report mailed fray ou inar26-eo6in, tthp SQUARE CROWN STIFF HATS. B. H. STINEMETZ, Harren, A #237 Pa. aoe, application, Prise bUreLy or apt MILLIKENS LINEN STORE, 628 Ancu Srusr, PRILADELPALA. NEW ATTRACTIONS! PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, 500 PIECES NEW BTYLEB. Printed on Pure Linen Lawus, in the following colors, yiz- Blue, diack, Crimson, Plat, Lilac or Parple. Also, dire Wistirea atatar Dee eR nit Linen Lawns for Dros MILLIKEN'S LINEN DRESS LaWNe gerade, all over ee country. Our assortuent ix altogether unequal BEST OF IRISH LINEN, LIGHT LINENS FOR LADIES, LINEN HANDKERUHIERS. ies? and Gent's Pure Linen Haudkerchiets a Speciaity, WE SEND SAMPLea Ladios purchasing by lettor aro always eased by our careful and sonsctentions, He ‘of the oods to fii] their orders, GROLGE MILEIKEN ws SONS, “Arch Nor Putladaiphin, (For The Star. Ghosts at the Capitol. The other ‘Telephones, torlety. prices of rooms. The F world-renowned Hote! night I wandered in that hall, The battle-cround of freedom in debate ; ‘There eat the eolons at a “seance” late, And while I looked and listened, on the wail, “Asona creen, came spectros at the cull those who guide OF the'sid avip we call the Ship of State e fortnnes and tbe fate jead iseues powerless to appal. hoste of d > There stalked“ Rebellion” ataia armed banda! Here “Liberty” held up her “clanking chains!” ‘Then all the ghosts tozether on a Of battle roshed with noise of But seeing fun in chostly cocking mains, ‘The “man on horseback” grimly sits behind! | win miting hands. OITY ITEMS. BLACKLIDGE Makes fine Photographs and the cheapest in the city. 711 Market Space. CLEANSE and moisten the dry stickey mouth of patients and refresh them with Hop Bitters | diluted with cool wat Two Eminent MEN.—Edison, discoverer of and Dr. Bullof Cough Syrup no- PERSUADE your suffering friend to try Du- rang’s Rhewmatic Remedy for rheumatism. It ‘will positively cure. 5 to 20 minutes is by Loditle’s Headache Sy Astor Tlovsk, New York.—Reduction in roprietors of chis old and have reduced the prises cf their rooms 33; per cent., a3 they are de- sermined to be In the future, as in the past, the required tocure decane Popular caterers to the traveling public. Docs Can Bark With Imrunrry. Human beings cannot, The distressed lungs must be relieved, the cough arrested, or the whole breathing ap; aratus goes to ruin. Remember this, and that * Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar” wil il quiet any cough and remove all pul- monary irritation. Pike's Toothache Dri minute, So! cure toothache in one Id by all druggists at 25 cents, CHAMOMILE AND Liver Pr.ia(Dr. Chandier's). Purely vegetable and tasteless. No a drugs. Formula on each package, what they are taking. Cure dizziness, ‘ectior nervous debility, pag. rew, 9th and Penna. avenue. oppressive breat! 6, pain in back or lotta} impurities of the blood. 6c. ner ggists. Cte Gor Stil . CuEw Jackson’s Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. ftly A Stung Tina; it never fails; eure yourself for $1. Prof. Chapin’s Buchw-paiba—a quick, complete cure for all urinary, and idney, bludder al diseases in maie or female. $1, at genital druggists’; advice free. Depot, 58 Bat lay 'st., N. ¥., and for Washington at 430 Peansylvania avenue, 8,24,e01y wind coll tery and Pilon; sure care for PILES.—Dr. Chaniler's Piles; instant relief; harmless; never fatling. All 60 cents. Principal depot, J. W. and Penna. av For UPWARDS OF THIRTY Yrars Mrs. Wins- low's Soothing Syrup has been used for children, Tt corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves ec hg the bowels, cures dysen- i rheea, whether arising from teeth- {ug or other causes. An old and woil-tried rem- ow; 25 cents a bottle. ue, 8,20,2: ‘TO LaDIz8 AND GENTLEMEN.—We wis?) 00 Call attention to A. Fischer's Chemtcal Scouring and ae Establishment, No. 906 @ street, near romptly adopting the latest By improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled a@ manner ere by those not pos- to do bis work in sessing these facilities. Gent's suits cleaned for $2. N. B.—Lace cle from 75 cents up to $1 a window. Wool biankets from 35 cents to 76 cents a pair, by cleaning a number @ reduction in ieee Specialty—] dresses, anotted or soiled round the cleaned withou' doing the whole garment; 9 years’ experience, LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. O3E DOLLAB WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS. ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS. ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 190 FEET OF BOARDS, aT WILLET & LIBBEY’s, FPPOSITE NORTHEEN LIBERTY MARKET, OOR, SIXTH STREET AND NEW YORE AVE. marll-tr AMUSEMENTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. Las. Monpay, 2s, Some A'3D TUESD: 10 Ke 5 8 AY, ANB FRIDAY MATISELS, ae Bost Java Gftew. ranted l ment extraordinary—the sen: kio Oofice. par ib. | geertnewellington Sintors’ Great Low non veers 6 quarts Hominy... wae Leas agers | Boy, Dell, Birle Walaa Nenietourieranien Cs Bonn part Y, cam 206 iby Gare foun, Campbell and Burk Toler aan’ # ant ci twelve b. antifu) young ladies in the ercat menaation the aze—Dissolving Qolored Pictures “apt uc )PD FELLOws’ HALL. | GRAND MUSICAL, AND DRAMATIC ENTER _mar20tr_ 1913 For the benefit of Washinston Tent, No. 83, | . 0. OF BECHANTT <8, ne DREDAESDAY RVENING, sirot 9, 9 Beautiful Temperance Dratva.vht led AUNT INAS PLEDGE, and the Latciatie Reuse | i) | COUSIN JOE. | had of the members or at the door. | GO. &. (BARE & SUN, Teh st aw., bet Mand R. (TWENTIETS STREET MARKET, | SWEET TPR ¥ ‘OFS’ LON! Admission, 25 ris. Tickets to be 4 Doorsopenat BAPINS, BEEF, LAMB. MUTTON 7; performance commence at 8. apbsee | and) MEAL ey and vevetables, at market pric N4 TIONAL THEATER | _dect ts WM. LINKING & BOR. = APRIL 77H#—ONE WEE. | JORN B. KELLY, = ‘The great Emotioral Play, by the auth “The Mn ve 7 Two Orphans. entitied, 7 ‘ue Suthors of | _ BEEP. Lave ce bees Sree A OELEBRATED CASE, | 9 Btalis 62%, 629 and 639 Marks Under the ausnices of shook and Palmer, Union | Sthetrect wing, and 20e-and BOs Norns ®suare Theater. New York. | Liberty Markel; or address Box 71, City E wonderiul work will be prerented by a com. | Post 0 — ‘Morketing delivered tree of chance to | pany of acknowledged meri: ; artists betug engaged | the city. a ed expresely for their indtv: Mr. F. K Convies, nal excellence. inclading Vanuy, Cuas O'BatEm, Ep (THE Pacace mauucr, EmiLy Bakes, Axata MARKEY, BES- ‘Tittox, Mis: Oor. 14th 6. ena Now Yorn ave, BIE TURNER! — FIRE ENGLISH VaPu! 0 DIAMOND ak New Scenery ana Pines seccomorien, Rich and Costly SALMON, HALtBte ak x PHILADELPALA baeg (tS BOBFOLK OYSTERS. Kversthing fret-cises Dinner FRANE J. MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2. EASTLE WEEK H. M8 PIN\FORE. apStr CEU isonet Be PHONSD GALVEth AT THE GYMNASIUM Veruen @ specialty, TIBBETS, Yrovriatos. un between Cth aid ij ts. bes Ladies on Monday and Thorsiay, a 40» a ren on us = Paha, Gentiemer on enees Tednedazen’ | GENTLEMEN’S GOODS coed neni 5 (EME —OORNA, Ba. wails | GPRING GooDs. being requisite to beaith.” thousands — HHITE'S rstablishment, 146, Ponssyivanta ave | Meet Sechienabie etvles, of bert mnkes for GEN. m posite Willard’ el, for relief from and » "Ss .SS and STREEL WEAR, svoldance of Bunions, Ohilbiaing, Bad Nails, | ready for wnspection. &e. Among his are many of the most emi i nent eee paciaal ‘and political dignitaries of Respectfully Sie ee of my pat. the world. Fatshiinhed JA61. Feo, #12 vie't jal7ty | rons and the pubile generally. Ro. 633: on IBITIGN So. 636 er i BALE } & Gz. . Orrvzewe" arS-tr * FT WAMSUTTA SHIRTS w order. ve eer Cpe rt sence ‘The bese Paria” &o. brated“ Ww ‘BHiET, Teedy tunde, only. eee ture Cords and Tas The Celebrated “Daval* aut, a ned SP Please remember Name snd Namber. jyl-ly WONDER WEA ounhs FUENT ‘gud BUY DEAR AND TO SELL G2EAP 18 OOR Sumaeti, Seoas MOTTO. JUSTH'S Old Stand is a guarantee Branch Baltunore Sbirt A of the above. For firetclass BECOND-HAND | feb18.1m 461 Pennsyloania avenue. CLOTHING (ot which 1 make a specisity) the high. eet prices wil! be positively paid. Ad:.ees or call at and SUBTH'S Ola Stand, No 619 D stecet, bstwoen 6th POW ADVTS. and ith streets aw. er brands cio Re an ok | SHORG ETOWN A! DV"M'TS. street, between D and E streets now. aplir LOCKAB! A SUPPER at Gay strect +> Baptist Church, WEDAKSDAY,7 o'clock pan. reshments entra. buy, free, Ref DRY GOODS. ‘Adualenion, We. apT-2t* EW AND DESI“ 45 BLE DBY GOODS. STABLISHED IN Is4ly N — ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN “Eis yards fot caer rg at Be. Bow ths most Compiets tn this part of ths Gounley, Spices Cusaed ‘Ceskatee and Degen, from W. H. WHEATLEY'S Biack Cashmeres, 40, 50, 60, 75c. PSEMIUM STEAM XD SCOURING 100 pieces Cassizieres, from 40c, *ST. , wen Exira Large 160 Deco Nepkins, {rom $1 to $2.50. Good Bisck Gros Grain Bik, 75c. ex Ca'iooes, at 5 and 6c, best. cage full-width Sheeting, 49 Jeferson Ste, near Bridge et. Georgetown, SECURES mugen | genera ear EY. J. % ~ apd” Cor. Zthat.and Marner Space. | District work sect forand returned free ot erpress promptly. = by mad and BEsUTsFoL SPRING DRESS GOO DB | Adéree 5: « * ie: —E=E=E=E=Ez=e_ _Qe_esSa—03O 7 ‘Colored Silks, Black Silks, Chocked Silks, Striped Bike. Pure Wool tare Buntings. Pure Wool Biack HOTELS. Rane At Si bt nee | aa | trubroldered wi silk $3 7510 $1" Geantfal Lace | WO LLARI'S HOTEL, LE ee Nottingham Lace, for "onan * AB! ‘THIS FAVORITE HOTEL 711 Market Space. = Colored Silks 55, 65, 75, 87, $1 125; Black &fike, | HAVING BEEN THOROUGHLY RENOVATED, Ge, to 83. Our $i and gi ae Silks areSPE: | PAINTED THROUGHOUT, AND ENTIRE- ClaL maneay 8. lage | LY RENOVATED, 18 NUW OPEN FOR Dr, Warner'sextra lou SUK Eaibriieret atrionat- THE RECEPTION OF GUx8TS. nal Heaith Corsrta, very cheap. Ladies’ Sik Km- BRESLIN & CoonE, Semes's real Ezeh Socks: 226" Late ese SB. | _novanse Pnoraneroms, dal Quilts,” 81.5¢ aplir __PLANOS AND ORGANB. R EMOV au. pe ge eng | 12th street, we have removed pas» NOVELTIES. We ca’l sprcial attention cf purchasers to our epienaid line of FRENCH DRESS GOODS, Ee In ALL Tae New Desicre, ‘Which we have just opened. PIANOS AND ORGANS HOOE BRO. & CO., = “7103 Fe. ave.» We msrl8tr 16 N. Cuaries at, 1328 F si. n.r., aplly Near Ebbitt House. HOICK MADRAS GINGH AMS, Fe AMERICAN DRESS GOUDS. Tone te Biuck and Colo! i Rew RAGIEIG t AWeS noon ry | — New BTRAW MATTINGS, 15c. and upwards GRARD, Ov FiAnOR. All goods guaranteed as advertised. ‘RE mae esau, | See Cm mar20tr 103 Bridge strect, Groncrrown. tones fox rent psd Baweains Ie BLACK AND OUL- | cehor ia Oe ‘ Bammer Sitke, PEPER ee ret an ae Great Ba 1h Black’ duke et alt 31.35. All-Wool Ts Dress Goods, half wool, 1236 18, 8 S0‘cente ay ry Rorar BAKING POWDER. ABSOLUTELY PURE. yal” ix now the only Baking market made from pure Grape Creat should bear in mind that the incom- Sees in 1a, ‘artar, juported exclusively for this powder direct fron the wine distri hcusekeeper few pennies morefor the *Royal,' ict of France. An oli experienced writes that, although the has to pay 5 1” finds that it moos so niuch farther, and works go much better, that it's economy to use it, ‘Ake manufacturers of this Powder, with a keen perception taw that which should prove best to the consumer would prove best for themselves, have sinays used the purest and most whovesome’ ruste- BS Joyal has a larger este than all othor ders Lever fails to Baking Pow. tuake pod, Lal ooeek a ee , light. sweet and nutri dry, de dhe Royal baking Bowe ger jas taken the place of Sods, sa.eratus and healthful because it preserves all the hatritions elementaof the flour, With its wonderfai conveniences, climate, never cakes nor spoils, makes it t and the fact that it will keep in any finest proparstion in tae world. Gold only in cana, by all Do not ay Baking Powder loose, a3 it is almost sure to conta’ etipauion, indy fecta the bi alum.” Alum extiow, head: . cauke® pimy Produces griping, con- e and dyspepsia; af- Son the faoe, ete, m6 AYERS PILLS. By Universal Accord. AYER'S CATH: f all Iuirvativen tor fanuly tse. Toy are the pronisee a song, lat tion, snd their extensive use, practice and by all civilized ‘in © best and most effectual galscience can devise, harm can ai nd curstive powers no other Fille can be compared jenn, and every person, knowin; virtues, nploy them, when tt Det will em) system and: he tiga ae ‘srespecially adapted tothe cake afte ancatce, eri deamesmoots of whieh effectual carthartic is required. For Sale by Z. GILMAN and all Dealers. fhe the beet and aud weakes ap7-m,w,f,35 novil-Iy Opp. ip Sera arated Senor open . 8. Called Bonds purchased. merétr LEWIS JOHNSON & OO., Bantera 'S PRIME &! Bess WABEBUSS MILES ‘The inc: Ly indicates that it jundred One ap7 Steo NEWBOLD mame. ‘Three thousand pounds of these celebrated H. boriour, and succeseful barrels just recei ‘They the product of ‘eliemical inve-tiga- uys'elans in thelr a, proves. thet Balog purely vont from thelr use” Ia intrinsic valap ‘be compa needed. They kee fect order, and matutsin ir machinery of life. “Mild. secte the derangements -year Six percent. the this preasetmane. o, Baka, oe Cor. 15th and I ste. nw, Best quality all-wool in , Sor 25. Glotha, Bhestions, sald iene teen eae Nsinpcar yar neg Porters prices. Carpets st to cloee out. 7b Bases F ~ me == ‘rices :falree tend paste evade BPREISS, pure Wool, 380 yard. - Gaal mere ts ase. 0, 626, 15, 81 yard, EDUCATIONAL. Boy's Donsle Bosh Goeceta, Mine. Deoreats Helable Psttrns, Frais moderae MADEMOISETLEY. BEUBe 4 c eee BAILEY, prranaehes emporo £0 930 26th ota, a ((48H DEE Goops HoUSE. struction during the Goes, Co ee Bae STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IMMEDIA Peand Lo'clock. “Mondays and Thi are Good UNFINISHED SHTETS. Boy's UNFIN/SSED BHIRTS. Wameutta FINISHED SHIRT! Good FINISHED SHIRTS. "s FINISHED SHIR’ Sterling’ St. Louis Fancy Patent, A most besutiful Winter Whest Flour, or Golden Hin, ‘The well-known Standard Family Fiour of the Dis it BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘OR SOLID OOMFORT GET A FAIR OF THOBE swith bows seal value 78 c ce and 8, upward. Bendal ‘andl the ay $128, up: “Gent's Calf Low Out Shoe, @330, cus. | TD gan Qeboudtat any fet. " "For barzains go to . 1914 ané 1916 Pa. avenue, Sonmen tat Brnaes any Prozans 19th oct26m x Gg cena — iAP Bo 2 MFEOVED STUDENT Lamrs, L®™ EVEHRYBOPY comE I 70 THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SIGN @F THE RED FLAG, And examine Our stock Of Bpring Goods, Spring the best and sryest ever exhibited in the District. fon wil blouse, and the pros will enable all BR488 45D AICKLE PLATED, 4&3 REDUCED PEIOBA HARPER foe? Fre MINE A YEW FRICES, 2O1G Boventa stress mate, EES REE: | mee owner tm Headquarters for Ladies ci Bea par vat Ladiew s pintbecs sup bata nar prion, per pair MILWAUKEB LAGER BEER, so "benembar tha Fie & THE PUREST AFD BEST LAGER BEER SOLD 491 Pa. avenue. wal Supplied in Casks or Bottles, by the Agent, ‘sweet a: y are the 0. BRYAN, T 986, new. —meris __LEOPOLD RICROLD, Proprietor. —SSS=E Wargame SILVER, in lange or SAM’L Cc, PALMER, feb Sua Sa a #7 Gaomantowh D. 0