Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1879, Page 4

Cea eae THE EVENING STAR. ——————oSSS— = ‘DaY. INDICATIONS TO-1 . Orrics oF CHIE? SIGNAL ~ eons, Ty agnineTON. ADF”, 11 "Taree Atlante, Ca Ca Dearing weather, colder gortheriy winds, rising thermom : Ta. m., 12 , 4°53 p.m, minimum, 44°. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Bational Theater.‘ a Celebrated Case.” Theater Comique.— Sensational varieties. School Building, Georgetown.—Lecture Curtis Col. Garrick Mallery, U. S. ‘Indian compared with Aryan.” Condensed Locals. Street will be lighted at 6:50 p. m., and “ght i t broke into the on J. S paldein 1135 Connecticut avenue, and stole a silver ice pitcher, some stl- ver and teaspoons, napkin rings, and other articles. Last nigh Acton arrested Ben > it Detectives Coomes and Coenen teat Pele lice circles, and recovered some of the articles. Detecti Coomes and Acton last night suc- ry all the goods, and this morning had Johnson’s mug taken for the rogues ry. Mie was subsequently taken to the Po- fetcure and committed for action of the grand FT xe Penman’s Art Journal, ot New York, says: fessor H. C. Spencer, of the Washington Business College, sends ens of writ- ing from p his col which represent ‘the highest average of excellence in writin; that we have ever examined.” The beautiful of the Spencerian Coilege students ts one business accomplishments. AC the Fe meeting at amine M. E. burch last night, not only the altar, but also ‘the front poke were filled with penitents seex- ing religion, among them fourteen young men. A number of persons professed conversion. Mr. Harrison stated that all seekers desiring tickets for Sabbath night might get them of himat the House, to-morrow at 6 p.m. ral attempts have recently been made by pee to enter houses in the northern portion of the city, and in De Sales streets, by bon ad out slats in rear window or basement ‘The remains of Mr. Thomas M. Plowman were ed and removed to-day to Phtladelphta for interment. The brother of the deceased, Mr. Geo.W. Plowman, of that city, arrived here ‘this morning. —_______ The Norfolk Cae Guards “Rally Keund the 07? ‘The action taken by the “Grand Army of the Republic,” and the discussion in the city press im relation to the failure of Company A, W. L. po ae the visiting military company from Nor- to carry the national fi: ag on le, Created some excitement on the streets yester- gy, and was kept up until late last night, after returned home. A con- Dearing natiol Untversal “hurrah” went up from the crowd as the stars and stripes, side by side with the Vir- = state flag, filed out on the tf. The taarched down the avenue to 4: street, countermarched to ith street, thence to the steamboat wharf, both the stars and stripes and the state flag receiving round after of applanse on the way. Rortolk company by Company A, and that thoy ey took it home wit cs Prior to their leaving the several speeches were made by Members of each company. Captain White Company A for asked to peseee ne i i counse! to Assistant Dis' Attorney Wells Sor the government, and ‘Messrs. C. M. fioith and ‘T. F. Miller following for the de- fendant. District Attorney Wells closed for the nited States. Los? His REasoN BECAUSE OF His DiscHARGE. Sop ep ee Mr. Henry J. Siye and bim<to the station-house, from he will be sent to the GEE i i & sy 58 i : 3 i ex destroying himself. i ‘The “qutual Fire Insurance Co. , © aETING OF STOCKHOLDERS LAST NIGHT. al adjourned meeting of stockholders of the Mutual Fire Insurance Co. was held last eve- ning at Polkinhorn’s hall; Major Richards pre- siding, and Mr. J. S. Edwards secretary. Mr. Edwards gatained that the case of the com- pany would tg he heard in court to-day. and. g the bill, he explained the provisions of it. Mr. Shiles thought that the use of the word “receiver” in the ‘was unfortunate, and that the other side were use of it and preju dicing stockholders. Mr. Frasier sald the other side were representing the object to be the ap- pointment of a receiver at $10,000 per acne and they were circulating a paper as a petition to the court based on such statement. A dis- cussion followed, in which it was claimed that there may be no necessity for the appointment of areceiver. Such an officer would be neces- sary if the decision is against the legality of the new board, and should a receiver be appointed it was probable that one would be found who would not accept pay. Mr. J.J Edson offered Tesolutions: which were unanimously adopted, “that we condemn the course of the old board of managers In distributing circulars and pett- tens that they know to be false for the purpose of misleading the policy-holders in order to in supporters; that the application in the bill fora temporary officer, to be appointed by the court, acceptable to all parties, to serve without compensation, to take charge of the books, records, assets, &¢., of the company until the dispute is settied, which will probably require three or four weeks, is approved.” Adjourned Saturday night. tO STR CASE IN THE EQUITY COURT 70-DAY. ‘This morning the case of Richards et al. agt. the Mutual Fire Insurance Com} 7» Wascalied in the Equity Court, Judge MacArthur. Mr. Morris stated that Mr. Merrick was absent fo New York, and could not be here until to-night. He would, therefore, ask a continuance until to-morrow. Mr. Lambert suggested that in view of the short time before the elestior, which is sought to be restrained, there siiou'd be no unn delay. Mr. Davidge said ordinarily he would have no objection, but in this case he thought the defendant was entitied toa speedy hearing. He referred tothe pecr- Nar circumstances of this case, and noted the proceedings, stating that by a mistake they (the defendants) had called an election, not giving the required time, and acting on the}; advice of their counsel they had called a new election to be held on Monday next, giving more than a month’s notice, ad- Yertising it on the 5th of March, with a resolu- tion declaring their decision. The bill was not filed until Saturday last. The election ts called for Monday and all preparations had been made to hold such election, and he asked therefore that there be no delay. This bill was filed late on Saturday and as yet they had not been fur- ished with a copy of the bill. Mr. Morris said that he Ln d @ member of the company was not of counsel, but he drew the bill as the agent of Mr. Merrick, After some§ further discus- sion the court said he would hear the papers Tead and ad} until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. Morris read the bill, a synopsis of which has been published in THE Star, and the charter and by-laws and referred to the ex- hibits as to the elections, xe, In answer to the court Mr. Morris said that the complainants did not make a point on the sufficiency of the notice for the meeting of January 10th, and claimed that the managers had called tals meeting and the election was legal. Mr. Davidge read the answer of the company to the bill. denies that no proper books have been kept since 1868, and states that while balance sheets have not been made out their purpose has been accomplished by monthly statements; dentes that no examination of the books have been made since 1868, and asseris that they have an- nuaily received a rigid examination: denies that statements have been published which were not prepared after careful examination, and asserts that the statement published on Jan- “uary 10th was true and correct; and denies that they were then ignorant of the true condition of the company; admits that money has been loaned to members of the board, at never below 6 per cent., and in no case save one has the se- curity proved insufficient and that the loans were made for six months subject to call, and the money so loaned derived a larger rate of interest than if loaned In any other way; de- nies that the refusal to loan to other persons was dictated by a desire to divide out the funds of the com among themselves; admits the it O1 ries but denies that they have unreasonab.e; admits the purchase of the Marble Building from McKelden and asserts that when [i capiorrson it was fully worth the sum Of $50,000 paid, but it has depreciated and the purchase was made to avoid a violation of the charter respecting the cash capital, and to the ist of any, IETS, 936 per cent. had been realized on this Ly rok 7 t its original cost was $72,000; denies the sald property was tht by McKelden for the purpose of selling to the company, or that the bought it of im to accommodate or benefit him; asserts are to account and ‘that the treasurer’s bond is ample; avers that the means of the board are ly in excess of $1,600,000. denies that Boteler’s indebtedness is inadequately secured; avers that the complain- ants have been members for some years and if the acts of m! nt existed they were ago and they acquiesced in them policies in late years, and thar, are false and, they be- eve, were wil ly made; charges that the £0-called p mrnoapewar are pretexts for the pur- pose of inducing the interference of this court; avers that. the success of the company has bee: unparallelled, and defends the past manace- ment and asks that the case be dismissed. Tue answer further asserts that the office 13 a sult- able place for the election; that it would be ruinous to the cOmpany to reduce the rate of insurance. Mr. Davidge also read a protest, and stated that it was by oyer2 500 risks, at the elections, a larger number than vi ar hig is {sas follows: ‘We, the unllersigned members of the Mutual Fire company of the District of Columbia, the ability and in ‘which has characte: the man- agement of the company from its Inception to ie present time, and believing that the course adopted by the board of manager an annual meeting to hold an election for man- agers on the 14th of April, 1879, was dictated by @ Sense of duty and an earnest regard for the continued pi rity of the Lage spk do here- by protest st the action of such of the members of the company a3 have united in filing a bill in equity, pray the appointment of a receiver for the company, and an injunc- Mr. Monee for the company, proceeded to read the affidavit of Mr, Norment tb the effect that he has 106 risks,.and that he did not take them out for the oF sgt pine of increasing the number of votes. Mr. Morris asked what had this to do with the controversy. Mr. Davidge.—Titis is tu answer to an uation 1 the pro- government department, been Sa be has He is about 35 years old and Cne of the letters taken from Mr. Captcha a aha te rt sper ibiication, but sacred to herself; that their married life had fully peat Hee rE ej e 88 B A Warer Front Svir.—Maria L. Jewett in- stituted suit yesterday against Wm. W. Rapley 0 obtain partition of a lot west of square 471, on Water street, in this city, of which shée to own five-twelfths, the residue bet of Mr. Rapley. Plaintiff sets fort! the Water street lots claim river fronts, and that alt this claim is denied by the United States the matter will be in the end ad- ea by the courts; that in order to give effect toher five-twelfths interest she has juested Mr. Rapley to divide the land so as give her five-twelfths of its Water-street front and water lot, but that he de- elines to doso. She asks a ition and an ac- count of five-twelfths of the rents and profits Of the land since 1873. —$—$——____ THE ELPHIA PINAFORE COMPANY.— ’, Which has had so much success ip! will appear in Washington mene weeny WAI tie ll 4 Denham ‘Sir J ne Joun i Z as “4 joseph,” Jo! Garner, “Ralph;” Samuel G. Young, corearan:" . Pearson, “Dead Eye;” John Reibert, Swi Tt Frace! larine;” Blanche 3 T, Cha} “Josephine;” Ella Chapman, “Hebe,” Blanche Thompeon, Buttercup.” ‘THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S CARRIAGE SMASHED The horses attached to the carria; Deve: to of Willara’s hotel, colliding with a tree box and the Fortunately no person WE CaN ONLY ATTRIBUTE the fact that any at pp time, makes her boys’ of knowledge of the extent of lowness of price, and the beauty ih that ga A. ope & caer — Geparument on them, at 316 7th street, a t IuroRTaNt 10 Casn BuvEns tton in Tegaga to" Mis. ASH Bu —" . GI ion advertisements of groceries Yeas. Gee cus | machines. Wm. E. Wi and teas. Circular, with extended list of prices, t —_———_" Bxavrirc. navy blue cioth top boote, all at Benkert & widths, = r, Wilson's, No. 819 — ge Delon Woulp,” “American” “Pilot,” 5 am reated by duction of a statement of the tax clerk that f. Norment and others were assessed for a leas number of pieces of property than the riais ee It Lena a Lipa in mind that on one here may be a dozen houses. Mr. Cook read the affidavit of Mr. Norment, a3 a!so those of J. W. Barker, M. G. Emery, and others, some of them charging. that the judges acted par- Ualiy, by thelr rulings throwing out, 700 votes. ‘Mr. 3iorris read affidavits of rele! Richards, J. C. Wilson, C.E, Fraser, A. F. Fox, and G.’ 1. Sheriff as to fairness of the election. THE COURT SAID, without any intention of forestalling the argu- ment, he would submit that nothing could be more éisastrous to a solvent corporation than entering into litigation. He would do what he could to relieve this institution from such a fate. It would appear that heretofore this in- stitution has the confidence of the commu- nity, and tt is quite evident that if it 1s possible to remove an obstacle at the outset it ought to be removed. The immediate point is the elec- which one party claims to have been regular to be Irregular. To issue an injunction and appoint a reciever would be to damage the company. Probably there was wow no way to arbitrate, and he would suggest whether the prayer of the bill in reference to the court appointing officers to hold the election, would not be the best way out, and if acceptable to the counsel it would be most gratifying to the court to appoint proper officers. Mr. Davidge sald that he did hot require time to consider a suggestion look- acification, as it was in keeping with the pol of the rare ats Mr. Norris said this suggestion was one of the prayers of the bill, and they could not object, but he would prefer to wait until the arrival of’ Mr. Merrick. = Amusements, &c. NATIONAL THEATER.—The excellence of the ee Oa een Cane by the com- iy DOW at the National ts attr: uses. There will be a cer aoa matinee to-morrow. ‘The Comique is well to ‘aried and sensational pro- gramme. The theater is crowded nightly. CcRtis SCHOOL BUH.DING, GEORGETOWN.—Col. Garrick Mallory, U.S. A., will lecture here this evening, under the auspices of the Linthicua | Institute. The public are invited, and no ad- mission will be Col. Mallory’s subject | will be “ Indian M. Compared with Aryan.” ‘THE ANNUAL BALL Of the West»Bnd Hiber- Dian Society will be held at Odd Fellows’ Hall bext Monday evening. S ATPEALS FROM THE PATENT OFFICE.—Yester- day Frederick A. Gower, of Providence, R. 1, Sled in the Supreme Court or the District of Co- } lumbia, an teteee! from the commissioner of patente’ decision rejecting his application for a | patent for improvement in pneumatic signal ‘elephones. Henry Bland, of rd, Engiand, also made maton, county of @ similar applica vement on sewing » of Little Falls, N.Y., also filed a like petition fn’ relation to au improvement in projectiles for rifled cannon. ———— ‘THERE 1s NOTHING that adds more to the ap- of a youth or boy than a stylish and it clothes. fobinee, geese keel! SEs We. F. Givzn’s new coffee list. t Washington Market, Retail Prices. Muars.—Beef, sirloin, 20¢, per Ib.; do. porter- house, #0a98c.; rib 12a30¢.; ¢ Corned Beef, 8a10c.; Dried Beef, chip} do. 20c.; Lamb, 18a25c.; Ve: 193gaisc.; Pork, 103a12%c.: S $ 152: Gy fit cured, 123¢¢.; Should- ers, Sas: Breasts, oatte.: Lard, 8aidc. UITS.—Apples, 40a50c. per peck; Crna 20a40c. per doz.; Lemons, 20a40c.; Bananas, 50c. dar, Cranberries 10a123¢, per qt.; Straw- berries, 40a50c. per qt. Fis Porch, z0a80c. per bunch; Rock, lai 20a26e. per Ib., 40a50c. per bunch; Smelt, 1 0c. r Ib; Mackerel, 2a25c.; Halibut, ”1522) sar aioe; White fish, 18, Per Ib. Vhite Ly be a Teak Serie Pike, abasic. dah oe al i oe r ; Red Snappers, . per ‘ams, Eieok per 100; Lovater, 12e. per 1b.; Scollops, 40c. per qt. Burrek--Philadelphia Print, 40a45e. per 1b.: Western Creamery, s5¢.; New York, 30aiise.: roll, eco heae t per a ‘Wa30e. Beans, (Lima,) 12a15¢. per Beets,5al0e. per buach; Squash, 45¢. per Kale, 15av0c. per peck; Lettuce, 3asc. per sparagus, 20a30c. per bunch; Peas, $14 $1.50 per pk; Spinach, 25¢. per peck; Radish, Sase. per bunch; Tomatoes. 15a2ie. per Diske 50. per dozen; Turnips, 15c. per. Onto ae asve.per peck; do, (Bermuda,) 20a25¢. per basket: Sprouts, 40a50c. POULTRY.-Chickens, 7501.95 per pair; Ducks Tee.agl per palry Turkeys, 1saz0e. per Ib.: Geese, 50C.8$1. Game.—Ducks, canvasback, $1.50a$2_per pa’ do., mallard. $1 per pair; do.. redhead, 75¢.a§1. per pair. 0 per doz DEEDS OF INCORPORATION have been filed as fellows: Rose of Sheron Grand Cpuncll, No. 1, of the A.G.U.0. of the Daughters ani Son; of St. Luke of T. E. M.of the District, of which Hezekiah Baker, Robert Green, R. H. Gaines, iL A. Green and Robert Chase are trustees, ... Anacostia Masonic Hall Association, of whicu John McLean, Robert F. Martin, Hudson Petttt, Charles F. Watson, John II. Mills, W. H. Kins, J. R. McConnell, James KE. Halley, Stephen M. Goldin, C. B. Smith and Henry Kuhn are dire tors. °...American Pulp and Paper Compan: of which E. C. Ingersoll, G.S. Palmer, G. Jones, Charles Male, James P. Herron, George W. Balloch, Josiah Curtis, M. C. Wilcox and EB. I. Brooke are the trustees. . ... Also, certificate of the election of the trustees of the National College of Pharmacy, viz: J. D. O'Donnell, pres- ident; J. R. Major and G.G.C. Simms, vice residents; Charles Becker, secretar; ". Duckett, treasurer; Karl Ketlberg, J. J. W. Drew, R. B. Fel mn, Z. John A. Milburn and W. 8. Thompso1 DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:—W. ee Rees to R. E. Wheeler, lot 52, s $2, . & T. Co. to M. C. Wheeler, lot 31, $700, J.S, Beam to M. ee 867; $1,000. F.S. & T. Co. to lot C, sq. 724; 31,800. G. W. St to Robert Purvis, part 7 and 8, sq. A J. B. Blossto J. H. Marr, lot 28, of P: Plains; $2,700. _B. H. Warner to Clara. B. lot 11, square 339; $3. 3. qi; A. J. Cres con Tome, Mary E, Turton to L. M. Saunders, jot 15, sq 3i2; —. John Angerman to Geo. Ryneal. jr, part lot 16, square 431; $25,700. _R. B. Merguson, trustee, to Anson Zombroci, lot 23, §q- north of 743; $550. _R. P, Jackson, execuiors, to hetr3 of James Green, part 4, sq.99, and lot E, sq. 99, —._ Wm. Mayse to G. H. Garrison, lot 43, sq 117:$650. Elizabeth ¢ Part lot 4, q. 99; $1,504 3. PL THE CHILDREN’S Hospitat. Major Tos Morgan, cf the Police department, is in receipt of a note from Mr. Samuel V. Niles, prestde-i of the Children’s Hospital, calling his attention to the late report of the manager@f that insti- tution, which le encloses, tozether W@gh a su ply of circulars describing the way of admission. and states that it has been suggested by the board of managers that if the police will co- Operate with the administration of the hospital, a large number of indigent children, comi under police observation, suffering trom dis- eases, or who require surgical treatment, couid thus be relieved and great good accomplished. In accordance with the suggestion, Major Mo: gan this morning sent for all the Meutenants and acquainted them with his purpose, and in- structed them to take charge of such cases as come in the eer of the managers of this en- ——___ een et al. to J. A. Greea, cellent institution. THE Coo Divorce Svuir.—Yesterday, in the Equity Court, the divorce suit of M.A. Cook agt. Prof. T. A. Cook came up on the motion of Mrs. Cook to restrain him from disposing of bis Baim of Life business and real estate. The de. murrer of Mra. Coleman to the biil as it affected her was overruled, and the exceptions to C: Inan’s answer sustained, and Cook ordered to reply specifically, as required by the bill, how and when the consideration in the transfer of ne roperty io to have taken place was pats I yy the Colemans. ‘THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Eliza W. Younz, wite of the late Jonn M. Young, took place yester- day afternoon, from her residence corner of Missouri avenue and 41 street, and was largely attended. Rev. Dr. Bittinger officiated, and the intermeat was made at the Conzressiona! Cemetery. The pall-bearers were Messrs. Thos. T. J. Perry, Thomas Griflin, Frank Hu:ne, Jo Shaw, Wallace Kirby, John Cassell and Jess Lo Mr. Anthony Buchly was tie unde: er. WASHINGTON CATTLE Ma\ Drove Yard, April 10, 1879.—165 head cattle, ali sold to butchers, at prices ane from 4 to 53;¢.; 600 sheep and lambs—300 sold—wool shee», 53g to 6c. per pound; clipped, 4% to und; lambs, 7 to 9c. per pound; 200 shi; jaltimore; 100 left. over; 27 cows and calves Hoot ts al $20 to $40 each; 8 left over. Market ri IT —(22 »nstown A CRAZY STREET PReacHER.—Quite a com- motion was raised this morning io the vicinity of police headquarters by the ravings and out- cries of a crazy man named B. H. Snyder, wh has recently been disc! from the goveri- ment insane asylum, and who has for severai days been preaching on the street corners. He is suffering from a relapse of his malady. He Was this morning returned to the asy.ua, ——_— WASHINGTON Fish MAgKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent, since last report: 50,000 nerring- from $7 to $8 per thousand; 2.590 saad 801 from $18 vo $25 per hundred; 800 buncie: rock sold from 35 to 60 cents per buncn; 2,00) Jacks sold from $4 to $3 per hundred. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Tho3. Williams and Frances Morris; Wm. Mahon and Charlotte Allen; William Jackson, of Rtcii- mond; Va.,and Eliza Ann Thomas, of Fairfax, a. $8 ———————— Kit? Svrrs for children in scotch cheviots, at the New York Clothing Pennsylvania avenue. John I. Clark. ALL the desirable styles of boys’ and chil. dren’s clothing at the New York Clothins House 921 Pennsylvaniaavenue. John H.Clark. + THE CUURTS. Court IN GENERAL ‘TeRM. Yesterday, Holland agt. Warner; decree _bo- low affirmed; appeal. Adjourned until Mo.:- day next. Cincurr CourtT—Judae Cox. Yesterday, Shepherd & Co. agt. Gitche!! verdict for plaintiff. Fleischer agt. Danna; Judgment by default. Washington Mari: Company agt. Meyers; motion for a new tri tt Harrison & Shear agt. Gould & Co.; verdict t.: defendant. Markell agt. Holsten; judgment by default, PoLice CourtT—Judge Snell, = To-day, Thomas Brown, fast driving; $20 or seven days. Francis McMahon, same charze; $20 or seven days. James Mahoney and Dani: O’Brien, loud and boisterous; each. Ge: Hiar, vagrancy; bonds or thirty days. Indii Roday, same; bonds or thirty days. William White, larceny of a coat from Wm, T. Jupit- orten days. Thos. Biggins, charged wit perpen unlicensed bar; testimony was taken an udgment Suspended until Monday. Ben) Johnson, colored, Cre a with burglarou3 e1 try and larceny, pleaded guilty, and the ca. sent to the grand jury. In the case of Let! Matthews, colored, charged upon oath of Jo: F. Kelly with having committed wiliful perjury in testimony given by ler on the trial of Louts1 Wallace for the murder of her child, which tes Umony was pertinent to the issue. Mr. Batu bridge Webb for defendant, stated to the court that to-morrow he would watve an examigation before the Police Court, and desired to know the amount of bond which would be required. The court fixed the bond at $1,000, whica will furnished to-morrow. aids and ‘use, ve THE KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN Conv: ON Mat at Louisville yesterday. Hon. John D. Wate, ublican who has represented Ke 1. Walter Evans recetved the nomitnation for g+- ernor, defeating Gen. Ely H. Murray. Evaus received 759 votes, Murray 712. Resolutious were adopted declaring that the repubitea: party hold up the record it has made inwee Onn pegce, and do not ask that any of it be forgot; reaffirming the Cincinnati platform of 1 recommending the call of a state constitutional convention, condemning the management ot state sflairs by the democrats for the past four- teen years, charging that they had falled to foster a common ‘school system wortby of the name, and had robbed the children of the state, and while they boast that the atate has n} debts, the mortifying spectacle is preseated or a state with no public works or enterprise, aud meagre, antiquated and inadequate public in- siitutions. ‘They denounce the action of the democrats in Congress as to pending measure ; ag an attempt to coerce the President into sub. eerviency, and declare that the refuse appropriations until he yiel demands 1s revolutionary in spirit, and, as in 1861, another exhibition of rebellion which the President should resist by every constitutional means. S27" A. Foster Elliott, resident secretary of the Liverpool and London and Globe {nsurance Company at New Orieans, and vice-consul of Bi fell dead on the street in that city yes- GEORGETOWN. Tax Dasnaway Cuvs held its weekly meet- ing at the usual place last evening, with Mr. Berry in the chair. Addresses were mide by Dr. J. McKendree Retley, pastor cf Dunbarton Street M. E. church, and by Ma). Thos. P. Mor- gan and others. ‘The meeting was a spirited one. Potomac Boat Cius.—The regular moathly mee aoe of the Potomac Boat Club was held at the club rooms last night. A statement, of the finarc‘al condition of the club was read, which showed the affairs to be ing condition The certificates issued in 1874 tu the amount of $7,000, and which are due on the 130n day of May next, have all been taken up and cancelled except to an amount of $1,509, and this Will be cancelled at that date. The real estate of the club, consisting of the boat-house aud brick Warehouse on Water street, 1s assessed at $4,500. Messrs. T. L. Riges and W. C. McKenney were elected members of the club. GRaIN.— Arrived by canal, boat Seneca, with 2,000 bushels corn and 200 barrels of flour. | THERE were no offerings on merchant's ex- change to-day. SkE ADVERTISEMENT of the second of the Jinthicum Institute lectures to-night. “ALEXANDRIA. INTERESTING Casg.—The corporation court has been engaged for the past two days in the trial of the case of J. W. Brooks vs. W. C. Har- vey. The case grows out of an over-payment of Harvey to Brooks for a load of oysters, in ington. Brooks was arrested here, on his ay down the river, on the charge of stealing the money, and was committed to jail by Jus- lice Padgett. He was afterwards brought be- fore Judge Lowe on a writ of habeas corpus and releasen ou the ground of some faformulity in the papers. He now brings sult agatast Har- vey for malicious prosecution, false iiprison- ment and slander. Messrs. Edmund Burke and A. W. Chilton represented the plaintiff, and Messrs. 8. G. Brent, K. Kemper, of this city, and Carrington, of Washington, the defendant. The case was given to the jury last eventing, and after waiting until 10 o'clock last. night the court adjourned them over until this morainz. Ata late hour this evening the jury was still out. Sap CasF.—A commission of lunacy was held at the jail last evening on the case of Mr. J. E. Pierpoint, a well-known young gentleman of this city, who has recently been confined there. The commission was com of Justices Whittlesey, Nalls and Thompson and Drs. Gib- son and French, After a careful examination, Mr. Pierpoint was adjudged a lunatic and the application for his admission was forwarded to the Western Lunatic Asylum at Stauaton, to- day. Citizens’ BAnK.—A meeting of the stock- holders of the Citizens’ National Bank was held to-day, with E. S. Leadbeater in the chair and John Lannon secretary. The proposition to reduce the capital stock of the bank from $125,000 to $100,600, to consider which the meet- ing was called, was unanimously adopted.— (Gazette, 10¢h. - OITY ITEMS. | ONE PACKAGE MAKES ONE QvarT of medi- cine. ich 18 Quirk’s Irish Tea, the great bill- ous remedy. Price 25 cents. Everpopy’s remedy is what they call Dr. Helte Cough Syrup. Price only 25 cents a bottle, Tone Ur THE System by taking Quirk's Irish Tea. It cures Billousness, Headache, aad regu- lates the blood. Price 25 cents. GPT THE GENUINE ARTICLE.—The great pop'l- larity of “Withor’s Compound of Cod-Liver Qi! and Lime” has induced some unprincipied per- sons to attempt to palm off a simple article of iheir own manufacture; but any person who 13 suftering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, should be careful where they purehase this article, It requires no puffing. The results of its use are its best recommendations; and the proprietor has ample evidence on file of its ex- traordinary success in pulmonary complaints. The Phosphate of Lime possesses a most mar- vellous healing power, as combined with the ure Cod-Liver Oi] by Dr. Wilbor. It is rezu- arly prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists, fm,w Byrxs’ 14th street Shoe Store (in Proctor’s Block.) First-class repatring. 4,10,1; Docs Can Bark WirH Impontry. 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 ani Tar” will quiet any cough and remove all pul- monary irritauon. cure toothache in one Pike's Toothache Dr Minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. CHEW Jackson’s Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. ftly CHAMOMILE AND LIVER PILLS (Ur. Chandler's). Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxious Formula on each package. Al know what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, neart- burn, dizziness. oppressive breathing, costive- ness, sick headache, pain in back or shot kidney affectio nervous debility, tony ree ities of the per aa ree Hrew, oth and Pensa, avenue Pros . SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not. it lacking in flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles’ Health Renewer.” Greatest remedy on earth for impotence, lean sexual debility, premature decline, &.,&c. $1, at 5 advice free. Depot, 68 Barclay street, N. Y., and for Washington’ ‘at480 Paave. 8,2:eoly PILKS.—Dr. CI "e Pilon; sure care tor Piles; instant relief; harmless; never falling, Ail ; 50 cents. Principal depot, J. ww. Drew, 9th and Penna. avenue, 9,90,2: FOR Urwakbs OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins- low’s Boothé wind col the bowels, cures dysen- tery end dlartlea, erhether arising from (oc, {og or other causes, An old and well-tried rem- ony; % sents & bottie. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—We wish to cali attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Soouring aud street, tly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled to do his work 1p a manner not to be equalled by those not pos- sessing these facilit Gent’s suits cleaned for $2. N. B.—Lace curtains cleaned from 75 cents up to $1 a window. Wool biankets from 35 cents to 75 cents a pair, by cleaning a number & reduction in price. Specialty—Ladies party snot: or soiled round the tora. cleaned without doing the whole garmast: 2° years’ experiene, Reoxvar BAKING POWDER. i AKING xk R 000 +k A POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE. Consumers should bear in mint that the inco-..- “Royal” is now the cnly Baking Powder in rket made from pure G imported exclusively for this the wine district of France At bcus-keeper writes that, a'th: few pennies morefor the “Ro co antich farther, and works 60 ui economy to use ‘The manufacturers of this Powder, with a kesn perception saw that which shonld prove best to ths ‘ousumer would prove best for themselves, have always used the purest and most whoiesome’ matc- rivig. Koysl has a larger sale than all other Baking Pow ders ‘con, bined, aud, being prepared always alike, Lever fails to wake yood, light, sweet aud autritions read, Biscuit, Pastry, &c. ‘Lhe Royal Bakins Po +- r taken the place of Sods, Sa:eratua and ast—more healthful because it preserves all t': nutritious elements of the flour. Witb its wonderf 2 cuventenc, aud the fact tat it will Koep in any chuvate, never cakes nor spoils, mikes it the fine. preparation in the world. sold only in cans, by ull Grocers. Do not buy Baking Powder !oose, as it is glmost to contain alum. Alum produyss gripint, co indigestion, headache aut dyspepsia; ai ¢ blood, causes pitaples on the fave, ete. m_6 AYEWs PILLE. By Universal Accord, AYER'S CATHARTIO PILLS are the best. of rurgativer for family use. They aro the product of jony, avor jou», an «successful Chemical lave tiga: tion and their extensive ase, uy phy ice, and by all civilized nai w best ‘and most ¢ ffectual purgative cal acience cau de 1 pure’: harm can arise from thelr use. La Intrinaic vaine and curative pow-rs no other Pills can be compare! them, aud every person, knowing thelr virtuas will emyloy ‘them, wheu nerded. They keep tht system In perfect order, and maintain in The sith non the and effectual, they are ly adapted tothe nese of the d'geetive apparatus, deransemente meet “6 Cream Tartar, der dire t fro» Olt experi se: < hehe has t> pay finds that io ch betrer, that iv’ ‘pparetu t hey prevent and cure, if timely taken. Thx re the best und gaveet phyale to ewploy for cuiidees and weaken constitutions, here ® wild, but effectual carthartic is requived. For Sale by Z. GILMAN and all Dealers. By T-w.w,f,3t BANKERS SND. STOCK BRO 16 Broap 8r., ‘Ree, Your, Abs jOINING nes Tock Ex ED, ouch tee New B22 ok i 18 er ont’ First-class et: ly On : nloag me Gi ee Saute at rend AY Recess eas a ae an Dain roy ee G°ANRERSUBSPSP ces eee aoviLiy FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS © OF THE DISTRICT OF COLCBIA,| ‘WASHINGTON, APRIL 10th, 1819. f # AMUSEMENTS. = > FoO°STH-GRAND ™TAICAL ENTER- = Whereas the Commissioners of the District of | Columbia, by virtue of the power conferred on arrears is er es al ae, them by the act of July 19, 1576, entitled “An | ‘BATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, act authorizing the repavement of Pennsylvania | the 177.60 Mmission, 15 cents “Lickets avenue,” and ‘the amendments thereto, did | Of ne aa 177. setieman aud lady, 25.00. te, after the assessment, in manner and | re Ube BS, aeeeaieiston lot | "To commence at 6'o'clock. apiiat form as required by said act for the cost of the | “C” in squal treater 2 HEATER Persons and corpo aireret asseaeed oa by oubtica. | amount of eer 85 ay, pegs all ND TUESD: col ‘a2 “EB” 5 A! Lon the Bvauiva Sra, a paper paolaued 1a | sn cerancate No. Teon allot subdivision iot <B> | MONDAY, AED FatDAY MATINGES, = ‘LANG. Whereas the hereinafter named persons | of Henry Decamp, inthe amount of ‘sis 33 Eorsecment extraordinary the emvation of tha having neglected and refused topay theamount | ,, CeTtificate No. ii, on all of subdivision iot thew tlington Statens Great Lemon SRS Dicer a witht aie cag Commissioners of | TAT or dary Ann Harvey atid others, tn the | pak Bai, suc niles Nedie Donets Ly (3 ‘sof sal uudD~ Campy! Lebarre. lication, for the pavement fn satdact authored | AMOUR Of $108.28 | Some brautifal pe in front of and adjoining their proj when the work s0 frontin; adjoining Mele prop- erty had been completed to the satisfaction of the comin tan peurnes for in said act, the | Commissioners the District issued certifi- cates of indebtedness against the property of the persons hereinafter nafhed, bearing interest at the rate of ten per centum per annum until paid, and which until paid area lien upon the property on or against which they were issued: And whereas the certificates issued against. the property hereinafter mentioned were not aid within one year after their issuance andthe olders of sald certificates have made applica- tion to the undersigned Commissioners of the District, to sell the property against which they were tssued: Now, therefore, this ts to give notice that the ‘undersigned, Commissioners of the District of Columbia, will proceed to sell the hereinafter- mentioned property against which certificates were issued, and remain unpaid,or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay said cer- Uflcates with Interest and costs of sale, at pub- Me auction, to the highest bidder, on the E1ca- TEENTH Day OF APRIL, 1579, at the office of the Collector of Taxes for the District of Columbia; sale to commence at 12 o'clock m., and to con- tinue from day to day until completed. S. L. Paecrs, J. DENT, W. J. TWINING, Major of Eng'rs, Comucissioners, D.C. Assessment made June 26th, 187 ment of Pennsylvania avenu Act of Congress approved July 19th, 1876. Certificate No. 3, on the east 26 feet S inches front of lot three (3) in square numbered 223, assessed In the name of Ruth Carberry, in the AMOUNG OR Fo come, oe vanee pasemoaeet in 169.15 Certificate No. 4, on the west 51 feet 2 inches front of lot six (6) in square numbered 225, as- for the repave- by authority of east 98 feet front of said lot | square numbered 379, assessed in the name Robert 8. Patterson, in the amount of. $139 | Certiiicate N amount of. . open ir) Certificate assessed in the name of John C. McKelden, the amount of. - $149. in the name of amount of...... Certificate No. front of lot one (1) in square numbered 330, a: Sessed in the name of tbe Mutual Fire Insu ance Lompany, in the amount of. lot one (1) next to sessed in the name of Wiillam W. Corcoran, in the amount of. steve cecee 55 Certificate No. 5, on all of uddivision lot “HY “Y" in a ped numbered assessed In ne name of Henry K. Randall, ia the eo ae Certificate No. 6, on all of su! “or “NY tn square numbered the name of Henry K. Randall, in of *. eer ++. $126.85 Certificate No. 7, on all of subdivision lot +a” in square numbered 226, assessed in the name of Henry K. Randall, in the amount of. $165.95 Certificate No. 8, on all of subdivision lot “ in square numbered 226, assessed Ia the name of Henry K. Randall, in the amount of. .$15s. Certificate No. 9, oa all of snbdiviston lot 0’ in square rumbered 226, assessed in the name ie Henry K. Randall, trustee, In the amount Ce : Rese Z assessed in the amount Certificate No. 11, on all of subdivisio; in square numbered 226, assessed in the name of William B. Webb and M. V. Z. Woodnull, in the amount of.. 5 * Certificate No. 13, on all o! “N” in square numbered pene of Maxwell w o Cs c . 16, on the west inecbes front of subdivision lot *‘ A” in square numbered 226, assessed in the name of Sisters - Visitation of Georgetown, in the amount of a 7 cate No. 12, on nine (9), fronting on E street north, next to the West 32 feet 4 Inches front of said lot in square lumbered 254, assessed in the name of W1 B. Love, trustee for C. A. Kidwell, in the amouat of. $159.63 0. 24, on the west 23 feet 2 incLes front of lot six (6) in square number 264, assessed in the name of Francis Miller, trustee for Julia Blake, in the amount of.$147, Certificate No. 25, on all of subdivision lot fit- teen (15) in square numbered 253, assessed in the name of Timothy Toumey, in’ the amount Of........ $152.24 No. 26, on all of subdivision lot sixteen (16) in square numbered 256 assessed in = name of Timothy Toumey, in the amount of... $1 ‘oO. 27, On all of subdivision lot Seventeen (17) In square numbered 255, assessed. 2 the name of Henry Birch, in the amount. ot. as oeeee eeteeenceees cence! $102.55 Certificate 28, On all of subdivision lot eighteen (18) in | Travers, in the amount of. Square numbered 256, assessed = the name of William Fletcher, in the amount Of... n2-- 2 B102.55 Certificate No, 29, on the east 24 feet. 2 inches front of lot nine (9) in square numbered 256, assessed in the name of Alexander kutherford, in the amount of ... $153.29 Certificate No. 30, on the west half of lot ten (10) in square numbered 256, assessed in the name of S. A. Preztiss, in the amount of $153.55 Certificate No, 31, on the east half of lot ten (10) In square numbered 256, assessed in the pa ie of John F. Bridgett, in the amount Cop Rene ae Sry mines Ue $153.55 Certificate No. 32, on the west 24 feet 2 inches front of lot eleven (11) 1n square numbered 253, assesred In the name of Benjamin F. Llord, in the amount of. 153.29 Certificate No. 33. on the east 24 feet 2 taches front of lot eleven (11) in square numbered 2568, assessed in the name of Benjamin F. Lloyd, trustee for C. Murtagh. in the amount of $153.99 Certificate No. 34, on lot twelve (12) in square numbered 256, assessed in the name of Wiillam J. Murtagh, in the amount of. -$306.53 Certificate No. 35, on 20 feet lot one rront of (1) next to the east'33_ feet, 5¥ inches 1 aid lot in square numbered 291, ie name of John , in the amount of. $126.50 Certificate No. 37, on lot two (2) in square numbered 291, assessed in the name of Elias Travers, in the amount of... $343.87 Certificate No. 38, on the east front of jot three (3) in square numbered 291, assessed maine of e the as Travers, in the amount of... eee $31.72 Certificate No. 39, on the west. ont of lot three (3) ingquare numbered 291, assessed in the name of James Travers, in thé amount of... $317.15 Certificate No. 40, on th é 1 inen front of lot four (4) in square numbered 291, as- sessed in the name of James Travers, in’ the ameunt of.. as... $159. Certificate No. 41, on the west 29 feet front of lot four (4) In Square numbered 201, as- sessed In the name of Joseph Travers, in’the amount of.. Certificate No. 42, on tot ¢ numbered 291, assessed in the nauie of Certificate No. 46, on th: front of lot one (1) in square numbered sessed in the name of John France, amountof... Certificate No. 47, (6% tn- ches iront of lot_ two (2) in square numbered 292, assessed In the name of John France, ia the $93.7: amount of. Soon Certificate No. 48, on t front of lot two (2) ins sessed in the name of James the amount of...... BIT 43 Certificate No, 49, E n lot “A” in square numbered 292, assessed {a the na:ne of George W. Linnell, in the amount of... Certificate No. 50, on all of subdiy: “B" in square numbered 292, a: name of Jare Farnham, tn the amount of $102.23 Certificate No. 51, on all of subdivision lot “CG” in square num bered 292, assessed tn the name $95.54 of Jane Farnbam, in the amount of Certificate No. 63, on 24 feet 3 inc ‘ont of lot four (4) vext to the east 22 feet 11 Inches frent of satd ict tn square numbered 292, as- reseed in the name of Au ath amount of wees oo ee $153.82 Certificate No. 56, Daivision lot “D amount of.... lot in U ME ence Certificate No. 105, on front of lot six (6) in square numbered 2 fessed in the name of W. H. Ward and W. Webb, trustees, in the amount of. Ceruficate No. 128, on the east inches front of lot six (6) in square ker, in the amount of.. Certificate No. 129, 01 139, on the east 25 are numbered 408, Ceriificate 3 it One (1) in sq of... | arUgruiticate No. 79, on 32 feet “thont of ‘ioe tivo ; Of Ellas Travers and others, in the amount of. ees 'O 85, On the east 23 feet 7 Inches front of lot six (6) in square numyered 379, as- sessed in the name of Elizabeth Cropley, in the . $6, On the west 23 feet 7 Inches front of lot seven (7) in square numbered 379, $299.15 Certificate No. 93, on 27 feet. 8 Inches front of the east 47 feet 2 inches front assessed name of Robert 8. Patterson, in tne amount ol SS $146.68 Certificate No. 102, on the east 20 feet front of Jot six (6) in square numbered 330; assessed in the name of Thomas McGill, eres Certificate No. 103, on 19 feet 10 inches front of lot six (6) next to the east 20 feet front of said Square numbered 339, assessed in the name of William Noell, in the amount of.$125.81 Certificate No. 104, on 39 feet 10 ineaes frontof lot six (6) next to the east 39 feet 10 inches front of said lot in square numbered 35, assessed in | an ‘he name of Michael R. Coombs, in the naan street, betwe if : |, a3 . B. jumbered 254, assessed In the name of Willlam Shooma- est 25 feet front of lot one (1) In square numbered 405, assessed . the name of Angelica Simpson, in the amount. Oh rec x lo the name of Lucy A, Wheeler, in the — Pisce caste = THENEUM CLUB CONC* BTS, in or 54 Certificate No. 82, on the west 23 feet front of THE PEABODY ORCHESTRA. Jot three (8) in square numbered 3:3, assessed TWO GRaND SYMPHONY CONCERTS. in the name of William Wall, in the amount’ THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, YES AE coc. B1E5.89 | 7 ‘0. 83, On all of lot four (4) in | Bubscription tickets @1—admitting to both eon- square numbered 379, assessed in the name of | Srtts; with reserved seal For sale thir st Michael Shanks, in the amount of... $209.18 | a --J Sertificate No. 4, on all of lot five 5) in ONAL THEATER square numbered 379, assessed In the Sarma | n= APRIL Trn—ONE WEEE. | _. The great Emotional Play, utbors of “The | ‘Tyvo Orphaue,” entitied 32? PY ‘he authors of 4 CELEBRATED CASE, ‘Under the of shook ‘almer, Byusre beater Rew York. em watt ‘wonderlul work will be prosented by « com- pany of acknowledged merit ; artists being engaged 59 in 59 : ae No. 87, ws the east 23 font cannes ue rf Gouin Vane sCaar eaten oe ront of lot seven (7) ware nur! 379, TON, Mirs Emity Baxen, Buna 5 assessed in the name of dona F. in the | 81 Tunwern, &c., &c. amount of. a $149.59 we Certificate No. 88, on the west 2 inches | New Soenery and Binge Accesserian, Bich and Oostly front of lot seven (7) in square numbered 379, assessed Annie MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2. EASTER WEEK H. M. 8. PINSFORE. epé.tr ne CS ORE. ee an cone ma Wachter Dee riot ola trests iails, and other s~ r- of said lot in square numbered 339, in | the Feet. Referstothe many eminent = name of Theodore Wheeler, in the a ee — ‘honsands <3 ee iaaeet, Lae of. ..... $175.59 | SoDaaes puteeniee Certificate No. 97, on ‘aii of “subdivision lot | Peprexivenia av "opponti Wilard’s Bota name of Anihon nd M. Baskioy. in the ALISTHENIC EX! IRES, name of Anthony and M. Buckley, in a amountof Ts ‘iste | O/Gunertne diteson at be eitens OALVER, Certificate No. 95, on ali of subdivision jot Oa Rand toes “Din square numbered 330, assessed in the | pop OME Stree ay and Thursday, af 4:20 ese of Alexander R. Shepherd, in sae m.- Chilaren on Wednesda) S004 ‘Saturday? Taq seseee vaenseenseoa.-, $146.68 | 3:80 pm + Gentlemen % segepined No. 99, dig Se fed ay.ai7 pm. = . * in square num , asse: in the bame of Ann M.and H. Kerr, in the amount | ¥o 683 oe Oo onnaccons oreo | wee | "ae Certificate No. 101, on all of suddivision lot “G” in square numbered 38), assessed in the | FREE aR: remember Nameand Number. jyl-ly BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP I8 OUR Torre: a Wd Old Btand ia of the above. For parses shoe a ee s y = "B Ol D eg eS id stand, No. END SOCIETY. a: OOHRS O Music by Boy Mt Bs Bana. 55 DRY GOODs. BEsUTIF on SPRING DRESS GOODS Colored 81 Sertitieate No: Bike. "Pure Wool Lace Busines bare We (@) in square numbered 405, in the aouble 50c, pame of Catharine A. Whalen, in ee poe A ES iy o 3.55 with No. 133, on ‘the west “bait of iot | String White Goods, three (3) in square numbered 455, assessed in OARTEE'S, the name of Taomas Connolly of John, in the | 11 Market Bpace. amount of. $158.53 | gm 125; Ttiflcate No. 135,0n all of subdivision lot ont Onn oy oon & £275; mae cane, Square, numbered 460, Gat Sancaina. 1's Golored pame of Samuel Caughey and J. “immense” cheap. the amount of. = _.-.-$115.93 | Dr. Warner'sextra long SUK Certificate No. 136, on ail of subdivision iot | ‘nai ‘Corsets, “B” in square numbered 460, assessed in the ~ only name of Samuel and J. N. Winsten, in | ens: Socks, ‘Large size the amount of -.. $115.93 Certificate No. 137, on all of subdivision iot 469, assessed in the “oc” In square numbered name of James T. and Henry B. Castleman, the amount of. $118. Certificate No. 133, on the west 56 feet inches front of = (1) in square numbered 460, assessed in mame of Marshall Brown, the AMOUNE OF.......... see eee eed $356. Certificate No. 139, on all of lot two (2) os numbered 460, assessed larsball Brown, in the amount of... Certificate No. 140, on the east 3i feet. 1 front of lot three (3) in assessed in the name of amount of... % Certificate No. 141,0n ali “M” in square numbered 460, assessed in the a of Matthew G. Stevens, in Certificate No. 149, on all of subdivision iot three (3) in luare numbered 461, assessed = name of No. 150, on Isio juare numbered 461, Michael B. Coombs, in a four (4) in name of the C No. 151, on (6) next to the west 22 in square numbered 461, feet a of Joseph B. Bi ryan, Certlilcate No. 156, on all of lot juare numbered 461, assessed E. Kendall, in the amount fifty-six (56) In in the name of Jo} of. square numbered 461, dacud Karr, in the amon Certificate No. 162, on of lot five (5) in square numbered 461, it of... 139.: c 0. twelve (12) in square numbered 461, assessed = Lame of ol ie N of jot nine apl0-7t GPBING STYLES FOR MEN AND BOYS. Dress Euita, Business Suits, Working Buite, Youths’ Suite, in square nunibered 322, assessed In the name of Alexander R. Shepherd,in the amount of $134.53 Certiticate No. 57. © In square Lumbered 322, assessed in the name of Alexander R. Shepherd, In the amount of 3160.16 Certificate No. 60, on 15 feet 10 inches frontoft lot one (1) next to the east 35 feet 10 inches Tront of raid lot in sgaace numbered 322, sessed in the name of whe amount Of.... 2... eee eee nee $100.43, Certificate No. 61, on 15 feet 10 Inche3 front of lot one (1) next to the east 20 feet front of sald lot in square numbered $22, assessed in the name of Fredesick Pilling, in the amount of. ...3109.43 Certificate No. 63, on the west 24 feet front of lot eight (8) In square numbered 323, assessed in the name of G. A. W. Randall, in the amount of $152.23 . 64, feet of lot eight (8) fronting ou D street north next to the West 24 feet front of said lot in fee numbered 323, as- sessed in the name of Thomas Lewis, in’ the SMOUDE Of. oo... oc... esnee nn eareen ee $101.49 Certificate No. 65, on the east 10 feet'S inches front cf lot elght (8) in square nm 323, assessed In the name of John W. Allen, in thé amount o » as- Joseph Shiillagton, in juare numbered 323, John W. Allen, in cal . 66, 01 front of lot nine (9) in sessed In the name amount.cf.. «863.96 Certineate ‘No. 67, on 20 feet of iot nine (9) edged on D street orth next to the west Ww front of lot o1 sessed in the amount: Buits for Little Chapa, Suits for Growing Boys, Suits for Big Boys, Suits for School Boys, Baits for College Youths, Bults for Small Men, Suits for Large Men, Suita for Men of Medium Size, Suits for Men of Extra Sizs, Suits for the Biggest of Men, Suits for every Kiud of Men, Suite for all the Men in Town. PARTICULAR ATrExtion Givax To PLzasi Na. a. 8 TRAUS, sytte 1011 Pas evn bat loner ea A® INNOVATION.—In order to y but ite Argent ne Guns, Pistols, &c., at my new bi Ness Pans, bistols, syehne oriket, for the, pest shiny daye peru PER CENT. ABOVE OUST. {bus ote for and handle furt-class goods as ood as new-and It will be ‘found a . ‘every one Beall at sy neat Pena Henig Se(e parame e es — ee in the name of 26.66 hael B. Coombs, in the amount of subdivision lot assessed in the 76.12 feet front of iot six said lot, in the amount of... .$139.55 subdivision of 54 le west 22 feet front: assessed in the name of Kobert Cohen, in the amount of. wet saentens see cate UD , On all of subdivision ms ny Nicholas H. Shea, in the amount $153.82 No. 166, on all (9) in square numbered 481, assessed in the name of Marion B. Thompson, in the amount of. .$152.29 Children's Suite. Suits for Working Youths. large stock of best of san tec suctet has p4Bi* NOVELTIES. ~ ‘We ca'l sp.cial attention of purchasers to our splendid line of FRENCH DRESS GOODS, = In ALL Taz New Destons, in Which we have just opened. Ax inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BRO. & 0O., io GEORGETOWN ADVM'TS: Tie ANI cat? of StiNR, TOU OF AUG LI at MARKET BALL. on MONDAY EV. , April 4th Acmiseion, 25 ia “nue E cents eS ES ERED ey goa, W. BH. WHEATLEY'S PREMIU! oTmAM. ND S0OURIEG itaraniog of! ee