Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1879, Page 4

THE EVENING £7 AR. | IONDAY.. .- April 14, E879. ‘The Weather. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—“Pinafore.” Theater Comique.—Sensational varieties, Odd Fellows’ End Hibernian Hail.—Annual ball of the West Society. Market Hall, Georgetown.—Grand ball of the Knights of st. Augustine. Condensed Locais. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:50 p. m., and at 2:45 a. m. john P. Lothrop has tendered his resignation asa justice of the peace in and for the city of Wi mn. H. Gates O'Neal to-day filed a deed of ment to Jose M. Saag for the Denefit of “"The children took possession of the grounds atthe rear of the White House to-day. They ered in numbers, and had lots of fun. prinef object seemed to be to roli and themselves down the Hag Knolls. re was also a large gathel of children at the National Observatory grounds n= ed in Tol a be 2 George's ‘Sylvester, a well-known phys!- cian and druggist, died Saturday quite sudden- ly, of pneumonia, at his residence, No. 1520 ith street. john C. Cox, formerly a police magistrate, was before the Police Court, Saturday’ on. thé charge of embezzling $100 from Mrs. Emma Kinney, for whom he was employed as collec- tor. He gave bonds in $500 on a continuance of Mr. Paul Brodie, No. 1416 S street northwest. while 1g in his yard Saturday, unearthed — of human bones, supposed to be of an old cemetery. ‘The Dairymen’s Association on Saturday evening elected W. T. Jones and C. K. Holland Membership. < ‘The suit entered by Mrs. Lockwood for Vir- Washington, a8 mentioned in Saturday's Henry Wm. Miles, (not of marriage, for dama; Manifested last night gl gm revival now progressing at Ham- line M. E. Church, was remarkable. While Rev. Mr. Harrison was pleading with the large tions the people were in al i poten pear oe sag nme eon re ee ee is tobe formed to assist in these meetings. ‘The trundling of bricks in wheelbarrows over the ceilings of the Patent Office rooms to the where they are required in the recon- of the building, shook the plaster celling of one f the rooms on Satur. day. A large quantity o! plaster fell upoa the chair ana desk of Mr. J-G. Zachry, who was fortunately out of the room at the time, thus serious injury. The plaster Deen ki ed from the ceilings of some of other rooms to prevent a recurrence of the Detectives McEifresh and Miller to-day ar- rested Samuel A. Bell, on charge of the larceny Of 69 Dottles of liquor from the secretary of the Swedish a. i i Moszs at SuNDay ScHooL.—Chiet Moses, with IMs nephew, one or two of his band and inter- preter, attended the Calvary Baptist Sunday school and church Sunday at grand sight of so many bo! Sod gis and nts. and women scidving the it ‘way. The most earnest ot heart paneer nll oe a Peace and hus! a ilized and 6 With him may have carried no meaning to the ears of Moses, but the whole service was a sermon which the great chief will long remember. I. O. O. F. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.—The for the of the 1eth an observance of the Odd Fellows in ‘this District: “The T Will meet at the hali Sunday, the 27th instant, at 1:20 o'clock, and Proceed to the Tsth-serect Bagtisn chacae wee . Dr. David Neos of the 9th-street Meth- MARRIAGE LiceNsEs have been issued to W. R. Eckloff and Indiana Ellis; Phineas B. Leach, Of St. Louis, Mo., and Henrietta M. Andrew Friel and Ella Cleme: Milis and Emily Datcker; Robert B. s Mary T. yee o Mills Skinner and Jane Skinner; C. C. J. Norris and Margaret Larman; = enn and Ellenora C. Smith; David ——__ AN AUCTIONEER’s Casx.—Saturday, tn the Clr- cult Court, J Cox, the case of District of Columbia, use ardt & Mibler. of Balti- , agt. B.C. Booker and Lewis, wasbeard on demurrer. This is an action to recover $37 goods consigned to them and not accounted for, on the bond given to the District for t faithful performance of their duties. The a: murrer raises the question that the platntit’s Bave no right of action as the bond, that ee been given for the protection of the District, and not creditors. ‘fhe deciston Seager te anche tae Tass aD; for plaintiffs, us james for Getendant. EI ————_—_ THE Mortality or tuts District for the month of March was 3; more than the corre- Spending month last year—or at the rate of 28.275 Per 1,600 per annum. The mortality of the white ulation was 180, or at the rate of 20.377 per ,000 per annum, while that of the colored was 197, or at the rate of 43.777 per 1,000 per annum, ‘The principal causes of death were consump- on, pneumonia, croup, bronchitis, and con; tion. The average mortality was a little over 12. Ofthe deaths, 31 occurred in George- town, 251 in Washingten, 27 in the county, and 35 In the hospitals. number of marriages were 59. ATTACK ON THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE RE- FORM SCHOOL BY ONE OF THE Bors.—Yesterday a boy inmate of the Reform School as- saulted Mr. C. W. Davis, the superintendent, while be was administering corpo- punishment to ir boy nai Sherry. ‘The en Cag hich ua a mason’ licting serious woun: rs. MeKim and Williams, of this city, and Dr. Lewis, of Bladensburg, attended him, and state that he is seriously, although not dangerously ‘pjured. She edin confinement. Baptist cht by Rev. Wilt ptist. chure! y Rev. William Gib- of the ‘Hon Baptist church, yesterday by immersion upwards of fifty converts, im the Potomac the Sycamore.’ .... Rev. Henry Baylor, of the bree pe Pomc ocniy church, esterday morning baptized male converis to that church in the Eastern Branch at Buz- Point. Some two thousand persons wit- rite administered. Hy HUSBAND WANTS 4 DIVORCE.— #,, Buchanan, Dy Moses. frorce from the bonds of matciimay wee anan. Oth, 1877, the defendant resided in Patiadetpuis: and 12th, 1876, she THE SrLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY, No. 1020 streets ae —Rev. J. H. Brooks, of the Fifth | assisted - ‘The National Hotel Outrage Case. THIRD TRIAL OF MAJOR CURTIS, ALIAS BAY. In the Criminal Court, Judg: Hagner, this morning, the case of E. H. Curtis, alias Ray, indicted for having on the 93d of March, 1877, committed a rape upon the person of Miss Eila National Hovel in tals Gley> was called for trial ‘ations city, was for the third time. It wil be remembered that the charge was that in March, 1877, Curtis” published a notice In ths Baltim« for a young lady to nurse the child of his sister in Alex: which was answered by co rosecuting witness; that on arriving here Wi fer ne pretended he could not get to Alexandria that night, and took her to the National Hotel, re cuit ctr Bae mn tate er at ‘the Charles street depot, from d icted, but a new trial was granted on A cgund ef improper conduet by some of the ‘in reading @ paper con’ @ report of! the trial. A Second trial took Place following, and the jury failed to agree. This morning, on thé case being called, Mr. Coox, who, with Col. Corkhill, appears for the accused, stated that he was not ready, aud he read a petition of the accused quoting the 6th amend- ment to the Constitution giving accused parties the right for compulsory process against wit- nesses, and stating that there were witnesses In Baltimore whose evidence is material for his Gefense, which witnesses will impeach the prose- cutipg witness, and asking the aid of the court in securing their attendance, and asking a con- tinuance until their attendance can be secured. This motion was argued at length by the coun- sel. The court overruled the motion, and dl- rected an order to be drawn for summoning the witnesses beyond the jurisdiction of the court— the district attorney saying that there would be no difficulty as to the payment of witnesses who were summoned to prove the character of the prosecuting witness prior to this occur- rence. THE SELECTION OF A JURY was proceeded with, and J. S. Brown, C. C. An- derson, J. L. Bremerman, L. Delwig, M. French, F. Heiterger, were Leronolig ag yy defence; H. C. Shuster, L. J. Brothes - C. Addison, Jas. Edwards, lienry Dean, B. T. Ellen, Arch.White, F. P. Davis, John T. Graham, had formed an opinion; and the followmg were acce| E. G. Wheeler, John W. Freeman, Geo. Williams, 8. B. Beyer, F. T. Eckloff, Jacob Acker, Jos. H. Tall and W. G. Crawford. The Ga et panel having been exhausted the court directed that 15 talesmen be drawn and summoned. THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S Casx.—On Saturday, Judge MacArthur, in the Equity Court, resumed the hearing of the case of Richards et al. agt. the Mutual Insurance ( Vp which the papers were read on Friday— essts. Merrick and Morris for plaintiffs, and Messrs. Davidge and Lambert for defendants. On the opening of the court Mr. Davidge sald he had pre} a form of decree to carry out the suggestions of the court. Mr. Merrick said he did not know that he had any objection to some such ee if it could be done in accordance with . They did not propose that the property should be tted up, but that a receiver take charge until this 1s settled. Mr. Morris for complainants opened the argument on the point as to the validity of the election, claiming that it.was a regular election under the by-laws of the company. Mr. Lambert and Mr. Davidge argued th case on the Pps of the respondents, claimin that they had full power, when advised, to cal a new election; that they had made arrange- ments for holding such election, and would abide the result; and they contended that the answer refuted the allegations of the billon every material point. Mr. Merrick made the closing argument for the foe gener and Judge MacArthur compiiment the company and decided that the jurisdiction of the chan- celior was of right to be invoked by any bene- ficiary to compel the proper discharge of a trust, and the managers of a company were but trustees for the shareholders. He would restrain the election now announced to be held, but would not turn over the affairs of the com- pany toareceiver. He would proceed no fur- ther now, leaving the complainants, the new board, to test, by quo warranto or mandamus, the title of the old board to the control of the company. DEEDS IN FRE have been filed as follows: Hepry McShane to John McShane, lot 5, sq. 1 and 70 and 71, sq. 720; $1,000. H. P. Ssnders to Clements Gubel, part 4, sq. 776; $560. Elizabeth Cook et al, to W. O'Donnell, pate lot 11, sq. 424; $960. Ashford & Rohrer to J. B. Harding, lot 73, 84. $1, Maria L. Swann to C. A. Weed, £q. South of sq. 195, lots8 and 9, sq. 1,112, and fall ibourn to J. 0. Evans, 70; $3,600. wi to Anna B. Smith, lot 20, sub lot 1, sq. 722; $1,850. “A. B. Smith to C. W. Hawke, same properiy; $2,205 |. H. Cook, truste2, to Joseph A. Sladen, lots 16 and 17, block 90, Meridian Hill, lot N, block 22, Efingham Pi gt lace, and parts L i, do.; lot 12, ‘84. 773, lots 141 tO 145 and 150, 8q. 206, and lot 32, |. 435: $—. | Ashfi infer 06 809; $950. ford & Rohrer to G. Hartig, Same to W. Brahler, lo: 22, and lot 23, sq. 509; $920. J. A. Siaden to F. H. Smith; ¢—._A.F. Fox toWm Mayse, Ot 32, Sq. 336; $536. |. W. McElroy, trustee, to T.M. , lot 19, sq. 205; $1,500, W. H Bryan to M. J.'Wright, part of lot'1, block 21, of Efingham Place; . W. F. “Swartzell and L. F. McIntire, lots 63 to 67, sq R. K. Elliott, trustee, to B. H. Warner and W_ Newman, trustees, lot Ss, sq. 375; $6,000 F. B. Wrisley et al. to Francis Blanchard, lot D, Sq. 24; $100; lot 30, sq. 613; $100, “‘ ALDERNEY.”—I would call the attention of our ‘patrons to the misrepresentation of some urserupulous persons as being connected with our establishment or dairy farms. I have no branches. My main depot, office and crt is at Nos. 412 and 4i434'street rorthwest, ple and sale room 622 E street, == With telephone communication be- D. My name is on all my wagons, tickets and business which each driver has with him. All milk from our Alderney Dairy Farms {ssent directly to my main depot, and by me owy is it delivered throughout the city. Parties desiring a choice article of dairy pro- ducts can obtain the same from any one of our eight wagons at the following prices:—Pure Al- cerney milk and cream ten and thirty cents per Cees Ordinary milk and cream 5 cents per They also carry an elegant article of churned butter and buttermilk; the Sten half pound prints, at 35¢.; the b K 5c per mele prints, the buttermilk 5¢ pe: ‘We churn every morning from 5 to6 am. FP. K. Warp, Alderney Dairy Depot, t 412 and 414 3d st. nw. ARREST OF ANOTHER MAN CHARGED WITH THE OUTRAGE ON Miss CHaNRY.—Saturday morning Officers Thompson and King, of the 7th precinct, arrested a young man nated James Holand, allas “Cotton,” on information that he was one of the gang of brutes who committed the crime of rape on Miss Chaney some weeks since. He Was taken to the station house, when Mr, Lt: ter called in and identified him as one of rhe party. Afterwards he was taken to Ml45 Chaney's house and contronted Miss ©, who failed to identify him. Lieutenant Kelly and Sergeant Brosnan then took him to the Police Court, and Mr. Lighter was sent for to swear out a warrant it him. He ts about 15 Years old, lives at the corner of ist and L streets borthwest, and it is said bears a bad name in — Leh pone pogeap of the city. This makes nine arrest ry Lieutenant Kelly's for this crime. petaaen “NORFOLK REBELS” AND “WaSBINGTON YAN- KEES.”"—The Alexandria Gazette of Friday last says:—“The Norfolk City Guards down the river on their way home last night on the steamer Leary. They were accompanied as far as this city by a number of the members of the Washington Light Infantry. After landing here the Washington men proposed and gave three cueers for the “Norfolk rebels,” which were promptly responded to from the boat by three more for the “Washington Yankees.” Sundry remarks, more forcible than complimentary, upon the conduct of the “army veterans,” were made by the esningeat Infantrymen, and the boat moved off amidst the music of ‘the band ard the cheers of the crowd who had assemoied upon the whart to see the visitors off.” THE DaSHAWAYS met at Franklin Hall last bight, and addresses were made by Mr. Hollo- me Soe ie Waish, Rev. C. W. Deal- - 193; $1,852.59, , and $7 ‘the folio elected officers to serve the ensuing ax Months, resident; 8. Cc. Mills, . Dunning, ere Hon. D. P. Hi George Savage and J. resi- dente; L. H. Patterson, secretaryy A. G. Con- stantine, assistant secretary; Alex. Eagleston, treasurer; W. J. Boyd, William Worden, B. F. Oliphant, J. Walcott and C. Palmer, executive committee; J. W. Waple, Frank Reeside and I. H. Moore, finance committee. —<—<——_— THE NATIONAL EMIGRATION AID SocIETY. The executive committee of the National Ei ‘ation Aid society hes completed its organiz 2 elect Senator Windom president, Hon. M. McPherson treasurer, and Prot. j Richard T. Greener secretary. Arrangements fons, and a committee has been ap- pointed to wait on the Secretary of War and re- aoe ee issue of supplies of shelter, food, and to suffering colored emigr: from the south to the west, ie Amustinents, &c. NaTIONaL THEATER.—Easter week at the Na- tional will be given up to mirth and music. Washington has seen Ue Many Pinafores afore, but none that eqt the one we are to have this week, commencing to-night. It will be complete in all igo the characters are well filled dramatically and musically. There will be sixty good voices. THEATER ComiQus.—Jake Budd appears in a new skeich this week, entitled “A Scene at Saks.” The dissolving colored pictures can orate be seen at the Coe this week. With new. @ tion the Dill is all A Opp ehuows! HaLt.—The West End Htber- nian Soctety will give d annual ball ir gran at Odd Fellows’ hall this evening. It will be one of the most enjoyable affairs of the kind given this season. WILLaRD HaLt.—Mrs. Jarley’s wax works, for the benefit of the church orphanage. CuRtIs ScHOOL BUILDING, GEORGETOWN.— Lecture by Dr. Coues, U.S. A., to-morrow night to prove that there is no conflict between science and religion. Hess ENGLISH OrgRA ComPaNy.—Lovers of music will be glad to learn that this favorite organization, with the popular artists, Emma Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Seguin, Mr. Castle, Miss Montague, Mr. Turner and other sweet stugers, will give us a week of opera at the National Theater, commencing next Monday evening Their success at the beginning of the season will be repeated, as they are well known and warmly appreciated here. AN ENCOURAGING FEATURE connected with real estate in the city of Washington ts noticed in the fact that desirable unimproved ground ts being rapidly taken up. Two fine lots for pri- vate residences fronting south on M, near 13ti: street, are to be sold at pubilc sale to-morrow evening by John Sherman & Co., real estate agents. ‘Ibis will afford an excellent oppor- tunity for persons desiring to obtain a choice butlding site in a rapidly improving part of the city to do so. t —— RIFLE SHOOTING MatcH.—On Saturdiy a Co- lumDia rifle club team, consisting of Col. J. 0. P. Burnside and Messrs. Partello, Chambers, Laritzen and J. B. Burnside, had a friendly con- test at Sandy Spring, Md., with the Montgom- ery county rifie club, represented by the Scott brothers and Messrs. Brooks, Hallowell and Witherall. The match at 200 yards took place at Dr. Scott's farm, and the Columbias scored ‘277 points to 266 made by the Marylanders. New TRIAL GRANTED.—Judge Cox, in the Cir- cuit Court,on Sati granted a new trial in the case of the Washington Market Company vs. Myers. Myers occupied a stall in the Center Market, but refused to pay rent tothe com- pany on the ground that another person claimed to have control of the stall. Tnis claim had been overruled during the progress of the trial, ee the jury nevertheless found for the defend- ant AT THE EaSTER ELECTION held to-day at St. Mary’s Chapel (Rev. Alex. Crummetl, rector,) the following vestrymen were elected for the ensuing year:—D. M. Chambers, David Lee. Henry Johnson, Chris, A. Fleetwood, Spencer Murray, jr., R. H. Nugent, Danfel Murray, and Chas. F. Murray; Wardens, Walker Lewis and Francls Upsher. THE TarLors’ Union Saturday evening de- eided to hold a series of mass meetings to pro- test against the action of employing tailors in this city ae their work to other cities to be Made up, and it is proposed to hold the firs! ering on the 22d instant at Franklin Legion Pomricgetag bs Fisa (Aer ole aoe lazette, Of Saturday, says the receipis of fisa since yesterday amount to 1,500 shad aud 50,000 herring, which sold at $1éa$iz for the former and $7a$7.50 for the latter. White fish sold for 25a30 cents per bunch. ScuppEN DsgaTH.—Robert Connors, colore1, aged about 38 years, was found dead in his room, corner of 2d and N streets, yesterday. Dr. Hartigan decided that death was caused by congestion of the lungs. THE COURTS. CoURT IN GENERAL TERM, To-day, Robert M. Newton, of the Virginia bar, and Frances Bacon, on the report of the committee, were admitted to the bar. Durham age Durham; decree below affirmed and bill sed. Kendrick agt. Norris; on hearing. Equiry Court—Juage MacArthur. Saturday, Bates agt. Bates; appearance or- dered. Semmes agt. Maxwell; pro confesso and reference, Hieston agt. Duvall; sale rat!- fled and reference. McManus agt. Porter; leave to file amended bill and reference. Richards agt. [alee Insurance Company; injunction granted. To-day, Cornell agt. Collins; decree ratifying sale. Zurhorst agt. Hathaway; order teen ing guardian ad litem, Delafield and Baxter — Company agt. Himber; decree pro con- {e850, Crrccrr Coie se Cox. Saturday, Haynil agt. Haynil; judgment set aside, executrix made party and judgment in her favor. Tucker & Sherman agt. Bigelow: motion to quash garnishment overruled and judgment of condemnation. Stern agt. Atz: motion for judgment overruled. Russel ayt. National a. Insurance Company; motion sustained, inquisition ordered and appeal prayed. Smith agt. Wimsatt; judgment against defendant and surety. Huntley et al. age. Ktl- bourn; motion for judgment granted. Graham agt. Donnelly; motion to overrule deraurrer and for judgment for want of plea overruled. Wi!- liams agt. Davis et al; demurrer sustained, with leave to amend. Boone agt. Godfrey; motion to quash granted. Chapman agt. Duf- fey; motion to quash overruled. To-day, Brayfield agt. McGraw; referred to B. G. Lovejoy. Hill agt. Duncanson, garnishce; non-suit and attachment quashed. Branson against Freeman, (replevin;) verdict for de- fendant, $75 damages. POLice Court—Judge Snell, Saturday, Edward Payne, assault on Wm. Carrico, both boys; $3. Washington Sim‘ns and Will Howard, two boys, were charged ich peal and fined $5 each, or five days in jail. Geo. H. Wells, threats to Alice Jones; personai bonds to keepthe peace. John Smith, loud and boisterous t: ng $5. Robert Jackson, assault and battery on Alfred Parks; $5. Joseph Lan- ney, assault on John Busey; $20, or thirty days. ¥. ‘TO-DAY. Wm. W. Brooks; forfeited collateral, James Leas ag on the eee oe Reatard on Sheney; postponed; bonds $5,000 Wm. Todd and Maggie Brown, loud and boister- ous; $5 each. McLaughlin, loud; $5. Wal- lace Middleton, same: $5. Thos. Quina, pro- fanity; $. John Williams, indecent exposure; or 90 daysin the workhouse. Belle Perry, prosti tute and vagrant, was sent down. Bettie Tate was sent down for vagrancy. John Cole, col ored, larceny of a lap robe and some harnes: from Chas. N. Thorn. Sergeant Arnold arrested Cole while in the act of offering the robe for sale; six months in jail. James Boswell, de- Stroying private property; $20 or 60 days. Aliso chs with carrying a pistol; $10 or 60 days. George Boland; forfeited collateral. Nichoia= Kelly, larceny of a bace ball eagle, worth $3 $5 or 30 days. Sallie Summers, street, blas hemy; $. Lucian Johnson, assault and bit tery with intent to kill Mitchel Rus-ell cutting him in five places in the side and seve ral scalp wounds. ‘This occurred ina negro fight in South Washington; continued for judz- ment. Emma Harris and Chas. Duncan, la ceny of $3 and a calico dress from Mary Pint- ert; restitution and 30 days in jail, or 6) days, without restitution. —_____~--—_____ THE NEBRASKA MURDERS.—In the trial at Hastings, Neb., of Oliver and Fisher and others for murdering and burning two men, Dion Brown, a young employe of Oliver asa herder, turned state's evidence and detatled the story of the murders, but said the burning was acciden- tal. The prosecution has closed, A rumor of an intended attempt to rescue Oliver on the part of cow boys has brought a company of soldiers to Hastings from Om: The sup Court of Rhode Island haz made perpetual the injunction restraining the city treasurer of Newport from paying the cost of the ball given to the officers of the British feet last year. €27"It is claimed that Gen. Grant thinks that the American people will be united only when the military character of the Southern peopie can be brought tnto use Che by some territori- al conquest.—(N. Y. Herald. Roxae BAHING POWDER. RRR, 000 ¥ VY aA L BAKING ROR O OYY¥ AA L POWDER RRR O O ¥¥ AA L RRO O ¥ AAAA L. BAKING & RK 000 Ya ALLLL POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE. Consumers should bear in mind that the incom- arable “Royal” is now the only Baking Powder in je market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar, imported exclusively for this powder direct the wine distric frou ict of France. An old experienced housekeeper few pennies morefor the writes that, although she has to “Royal,” finds that i somuch farther and works go niuch better, that it's economy to use ‘Zhe manufacturers of this Powder, with @ keen perception saw that which should prove bust to the consumer would prove best for themselves, have alwaye used the purest and mout wholesome’ mate- Royal has a larger sale than all other Baking Pow. ders ‘con bined, and, being prepared always allko, never fails to make good, light, sweet and nutritious Bread, Biscuit, Pastry, ic.” The Woyal Baking Pos. der has taken the piace of Sods, Saseratus ‘Yeast—more healthtnl ‘because it nutritious ta of the flour. convenience, and the fact that it will kee climate, never cakes nor po! mnskes it reparation in the world. Sold only in cans, by all Do not buy Baking Powder Joose, as it is almost betas to con ae. Alum Broduges rlplni con. hy jaf: foots the blood, causes pimples on tao fase gees iss H. "Rice ran rasoe . sonst Balids a) GEORGETOWN. REV. ANGELO M. PEARESCE, who died sud- denly last week at Woodstock col , in How- ard county, Md., of sis, 63, Was a native of Naples, and for a number of years he was proceneauy. identifned with the Jesuit order in the province of Maryland, holdiag re- sible positions. He was vice president of jeurgetown college for a number of years and provincial of the province of Maryland nine years. OITY ITEMS. A VERDICT FROM THE Drug TRADB.—Quirk's Trish Tea 18 & Wonderful precaration 1a all cases of biliousness, headache and liver complaint. GOLDSMITH Matn’s time, 2.14—was never bea- vee Neither the popularity of Dr. Bull's Cough yrup. I FEEL DULL AND Sturip.—We hear this every day, and why ts this? Because you are billous. Quirks ish Tea, will set you right. Waar is Lirg Wortn?—Is it worth the price of a bottle of “Hale's Honey of Horehound and jeTar?” If itis, let the sufferers from cold, cough or influenza bear in mtnd that these complaints lead directly to incurable Phthists, and that, bo pleasant remedy is an absolute specific of em. Pike's Toothache Drops cure Toothache in one minute. sold by all druggists at 25 cents. Byrns’ 14th street Shoe Store (in Proctor’s Block.) Figet-class repairing. 10,1; AMUSEMENTS. HE JARLEY WAX WORKS To BE | T a oeet ny tee tanoeer * Brown, the ae ER at Willard Ball, TOES: AY EVENING. April Uf rh, at 8 o'clock, for the it of tke Chersh 0 ane re. the benefit = | A? EUM CLUB CONCERTS, THE PEABODY ORCHESTRA. { TWO GRAND SYMPHONY CONC&RTS THURSDAY ASTER ROM AND EVENING, ‘Tickets: Afternoon, Moe; Evening, $1; With re- Ferved reate, at Ellis’. apliza w.i.mtw A GRAND LEVEE WILL BE GIVEN BY WEBSTER LODGE, No. 7, K. or P., At MASONIC TEMPLE, On TUFSDAY, Apri! 15, [THEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, APRIL 1‘, NIGHTLY AXD TUFSDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEE. pay ‘The greatest excitement yet—The Dive: Iving Ool- oreo Pict es—an immense hit—the last chanes to See them this week. Bingham. the Ventriloquist ; Cresford B others, the higu kickers, the BarJstts. in Becond Bight, and th- New Blonde-. and nealy allo: last week's compavy retdned. Jake Budd's new act 4 Beene at Saks’."” ap-ratr pMLhaRmMonic SUCIETY. SECOND CUNOK EASON OF SEAS aero, CONGRIGSIIONAL CHURCH CORNER lors AND © SiRKRTS. NORTHWssT, apla.2 Ger THE GENUINE ARTICLE.—The great popu- larity of “Wilbor's Compound of Cod-Liver Oil and Lime” bas induced some unprincipied per- sons to attempt to palm off a simple article of their own manufacture; but any person who 13 suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, should careful where they purchase this article. It requtres no puffing. The results of its use are its best recommendations; and the proprietor has ample evidence on file of its ex- traordipary success in pulmonary complaints. The Phosphate of Lime possesses a most_mar- vellous healing wer, aS combined with the pure Cod-Liver Oil by Dr. Wilbor. It 1s regu- jarly prescribed by the medical faculty. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists, CHAMOMILE AND LIVER PILLS (Dr. Purely vegetable and tasteless. drugs. Formula on each what they are taking. Cure dys) burn, dizziness, Sprreestee breat ness, sick , pain in back or begga kddney Rie nervous debility, wongue, all lee ities Of the blood. 5c. per Fa eaten LA : im,w Chandler's). No noxious . All kne OW heart- , Costive- . All druggists, Brew. oth and Penta. avenue. SxINWy MEN AND WOMEN are not admired, If lacking in flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use “Welles’ Health Renewer.” Greatest remedy on earth for impotence, peennee sexual debility, premature ‘line, &c., &c. $1, at is): advice free. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N. Y., and for ‘Washington 8t480 Pa.ave, 3,24,e01y sure cure for, YEAxs Mrs. Wins- r children tes the bowels, cures n- and ee whether een meee ing or other causes, Anold and ‘tried rem. edy; 25 cents a bottle. For Urwanps oF THIRTY Low's ‘TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— attention to A. Fischer’s Chemical: iy mptly adopting the ‘atest Ol improvements, whether of American or Euro- pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in sessing these ‘taciities, Gent’ tor $2. N. B.—Lace curtains ip lankets 35 cents to 75 cents a pair, by cleaning a number reduction in price. Specialty—Ladies Pees le ee or soiled round the cleat jut doing the whole garment; years’ experience. Grane STYLES FOR MEN AND BOYS. Dress 51 its, Business Suite, Workicg Suite, Youths’ Suits, Children’s Suits. Suits for Little Chape, Suits for Growing Boys, Suits for Big Boys, Suits for Bcobool Boys, Baits for College Youths, Suits for Working Youths. Suite for Small Men, Suits for Large Men, Suits for Men of Medium Size, Suits for Men of Extra Size, Suits for the Biggest of Men, Suits for every Kind of Men, Suits for ail the Men in Town. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PLEASING. A. STRAUS, THE POPULAB OLOTHIER, spitr 2021 Pa. ave., bet. 10th and 11th sts. LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER. ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS. ONE DOLLAB 100 VEET OF BOARDS ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 100 FEET OF BOARDS, aT WILLET & LIBBEY’s, PPOSITE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET, OOK, SIXTH BTREET AND NEW YORK AVk. marll-tr EN'S OARS. SUCTS. 85, 26, 88. #10. Boy's School Suits, 83.50, $4, 85, $6. Blue Middlesex Fisnnel Suits, $10. Our 812 Yacht Cloth 812, worth $16. ¥ a, and 83 up. Pants, ee 31.50. Men's Working Percale Shirts, b0c., Técrand 81 AT J. W. SELBY'S, _ 1914 an4 1916 Pa. avenue, LADIES’ FANCY UMBRELLAS. aplitr THE LATEST STY! Rae ‘LES FOR THE STREET eae LONEON UMBRELLAS FOR GENTLE- ImporTED Draror. M. W. GALT, BRO. & Co., BIACE OF WALES P SALAD DRESSING, DURKEEE'S ROYAL SALAD DRESSING, Save yon a great and }, mixed. IED FOWL, BROILED GOAT TAI WHOL” BONKLESS BAM, New Spring Goods arriving daily?” ance table. apo-tr B. W. REED’S Sons’, 1916 F strees, =~ Our vin dis ween saa ee enien Wines wi aie F YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIG! Dic ATE LOU EYESIGHT set GLags- Optician, 455 Penusylvanis, commer dig streets ania nea PPOSsELi's ICE ORBEA. 1427 New York avenue. 4. F. GILBERT & co. BANKERS AND STOOK ERS, a3 sell and a the YX ashen At aocce ks Nee Leek Sok 8 per cent, margin. stock priv: ‘ne- gotiated at frem 1 to 33s per cent distance. Explan- Pome circular and stock xt fi op “Anario-eotmaase apll-2w WEDNESDAY EVENING. AFRIL iérs, Assisted by: ¥r. Theo. J. Toedt, of New York, tenor; ‘Murs Elisa Baral 1 Baltin.ore, soprano. “Hear Orr Prayer." Mt “Rpring'’s Mcssaye “The Ancient Mariver “ Active ana passive members con obtain admission cards at Filis' wusic store, on ana after Cuentay morping. aolés3t GHAND DRAMATIC. AND MINSTREL ENTERLAL PROMENADE CONCERT. Unéer the sit pices of EUREKA DRAMATIC CFTR, Will be civen at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, On WEDNFSDAY EVENING, April 16, 1579, Fer the berefitof 8T. JUSEPH'S ORYHAN ASYLUM. The Marine Band will be in attendance and will render choice selections (See programme) The Beethoven and Mount Veron Quarteite Cinbs wil! renoer fine elections. Frank Lovyhran in hile imi- table Dy teh imperaonations. The Eureka Dra satic Club will perfcrm the two.2ct orama. A POOR GIRL'S ping. OR, LIvE IN A FAC- with Laville and Bencer’s Celebrated Minstrels makes a bil) unsurpssred. Admission 60 cts. Ke. served seats 25 cte. extra apls-2t* N4tresan THEATER. RETURN FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING MUNDAY, APRUL 21, AFTER THE MOST SUCCESS -UL 1OUR KNOWN IN THY HISTORY OF ENGLISH OPEKA IN AMERICA, BMMA ABBOTT AND THE lise ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. C. D. HESS, Director. EMMA ABBOTT, WILLIAM CASTLE, ANNTS MONTAGUE. ©. H. TORNER, ZELDA SEGUIN HENRY PEARES, ADELAIDE RAND sL ELLIs RYSE, @. F. HALL, KDWARD SAGUIN. GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS. SIGNOR OPERTI, Musical Director. REPERTOIRE ANNOUNCED ON TUESDAY. Bale of seats commence Thursday, April 17. ATIONAL THEATER. Easter Week POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY. PORITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY. POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY. ‘The Management begs to call attention to the pro- duction here of ABTAHUR RULLIVAN's SPARKLING Comic OPERA, 8. PINAKORE: On, THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR. It has been the leading attraction in London for the past ten months, and has just cone'uded in Phil- sceipbia ite 134th representation, by the Com: pany GEO. W. DENHAM. SAM1. G JOHN H. GARNER. FRANK PEARSON, REIBERT. ROB'T FRARER, BAN MAN, BELLE LEVERIN Al NOH THOME. and othrs Grau aud Female Chorus of SIX1Y TRAINED VOICES, MENTED AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA. WEONESDAY AN OMT Cupar. HEs:! AvG: MATINGES April 2ist-HE88 OPERA OOMPANY. ap? {48Y FEET—0E. WHITE, Cxroronist, of Hover attoen torre rack thes out the United Gates and Osnadas, previous to being located in Washiny , D. ., in 1861, suc ‘ully treate Corns, Bunione, Bad Nails, and the Feet. Refersto the many eminent sac fat ee re, eae is estab Foon, ave , opposite Willard's Hotel. a Pee 81 19-tr C42 ISTHENIC EXERCISES, Under the direction of Dr. THOMAS CALVEB, AT THE GYMNASIUM, On E street. between 6th and 7th n.w. For, on Monday. and ‘Thursday, at £:30 p. m.: Chiloren on Wednesday, at 4:20, and Saturday, 3:20 pm ; Gentiemen on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at7 pm. declO.ly et a Ta az MARKRITER’S OR ED AB OIE B Bree TORE, Qholoe OU Paintings, Sagravi x as. Also, of Haartage, =, Window Shades, Pictores, s, Picture Cords and tae a. Rings, Nails, &o., in the District. ease remember Nameand Number. jy1-1y A CHEVALIER'S Positively Hestores Grey Hair perfectly. Stops its Falling Out at Once, Increases its Growth rapidly. Eemoves Dandruff from the Scalp. Droegists. STEAMEKS. «we. 7 ¢ PLANT LIN FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUT MONRO AND “THE SOUT ND THE SOT STOPPING AT PRINCIPALLAN INGe ON POTOMAC RIVER. WASHINGTON ARP NORFOLK STEAMBOAT New, elegant, and swift «ide-whesl steamer, GEORGE LEARY, (Carrarx Jor Warre), leav-s as follows: Every Moxday. Wednce [very 1usnday, Thireday, ery Mor-day, Wednes- a. ureday, day, and aturday, and Sun ta > at & at So'clock p.m." | ok Intormetion as to eae {reig} t, connections, &e., be ete 3 farn- bed on application at company’s Offica, foot of to Norfolr Seventn stretwharf. Reoond cl vs fare sirgle ticket, $1; round trip, #1.L0. B. F. DODD, G. H. PLANT, President. ma ®aterooms. rate of Ament. aptly {oR NORFOLK, Fou’ ESS MON- EK os ROE AnD THE SouTE The swift and iron Steamer LADY OF leaves 6th-street wharf, LIFE FOB... HAIR. | FAMILY SUPPLIES. ! Corraas THAT WILL SUIT, asp PRICES 1HAT WILL SUIT. ‘oa Gor, Java (the genuine arti “-seegge Maraca se is Rio (very superior). " 20 Mocha 35 j Grocen amp Tra DEALER, ayli-tmyS 2204 Teelfth ot. northwest. SUGAR ( URED DRIFD BEEF, per ib. $5 sive. srime NEW OBRESE. Cincunett FUGAR CURED HAMS per i Bpencid SUGAR CORN, per can... ice PILAR, per can. LOBSTEr 8. 8-b. cans. gente choice BEANS. PRUNES... White “A” FUGAR, 8: 7 Delgbtinl Sweet CATAWBA WISE, per gal. $1.00 HOLLAND GIN, FRENCS BRANDY, WHI8K’ ¥. ©. & U'BAKE & BON, aplitr 2313 7th st ww., dot. Mande. 5 LBS. CHOICE BUTTER ...........8L00 20 tbe. FINE HOMINY. s 10 Ibs. BUCK WHEAT.. BB King & Day's CURED HAMB....... 1c 4 Ibe. MINCE MEAT. 12 Ibe. LARD....... \ FAMILY FLOUR MAPLE 8YEUP. SHOP. OR. WIXOM & CO., apkow 504 9 h st. maw. Northern Bulls 622 and 630 ocheetieet tinue and 206 and avery Monday, We and Fri. Liberty Markel or address Box 71, City lay, at Ag SS connt Post Sod steamers for New York and ‘and rail- Aativered free of charve to all parte ef soad lines south. loaves Norfolk every | the city. Tm , Thureday and turdey, at 4 o'clock p.m aoe nace a PALACK MARKET, Svamer JOAN W. MPSON, leaves Sixth Cor. 16th st, ond Hear York ove. street wharf Monday at 7 om, tein, ard Ralurdag for Lasnandtses, pineal wn, Roping at intermediate landings oing and retamn- | BALMON, #4 a Tue mennere JOHN GIBBON and EC KNIGHT, | HORFOLK OYSTERS, - SEE SES ee cn SRN a ‘ork, every "> verythio fret-claes s Jeoreetuwe ee, pan FRANE J. TISBETS, ‘bt taken at A ‘at office over 3847 Yrovriatne. satona Metropol dan Bak isthatrect romecot | = Agent, foot of Washington, and BANKERS. “marty SAMUES BACON, President | | ___°"* Ss __ [TXAWEB MATTANO, Captain wa B. | GAFETY AND, SUCCESS 81 to $100 invested STHAPEB MATTANO, Sn Sin Betas 'by Lavente cortom, Secure Burger, a: wharf at 10am. i eat (ees Rok tat BLe W. 'W. Corcoran. selbiv fre NEW EXPRESS Lin Circulers and ipformation on bP. BERBICK & OO. Bankers and Br New et, New York. $956 soft on 10 days’ investmant of an Choe ae oth. riicns) Tr. ture every on 20, 0, $100, cuare free. Baxkera, 35 and «co. RAILROADS. 4. TDs0uE AND OnI0 RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLB TRACK. BETWEEN | PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON | Ration thortne f Sear age wo me Comm. at Philadelphia with To take effect Bunaay, Rov. 11, 1878, Jame gr Providence, ak che ake an BUY DEAR AND TO SELL UBEAP Is OUR Torre, suet Old Stand is s ee of the above. for. Cee (of which LECTURES. [)iHicom InstiTvTe LECTURES. A Lecture by Du. ELLIOTT COUES, U8. A, “The So-called Oonflict of Beience and’ Relisioa." will be given at Curtis School Building, Goonse- town, D. C , TUESDAY, April 15th, at 7's o'clock p. m. Admission free. Public invited. It ECTUBE ‘TUBE, on THE BENEFIT o ST. PATRICE’S CHORCH. Subject: “The Darkness and the Light of the Mid- dle Ages.” By Rr. Rev. J.J. KEANE, Bishop of Richmond, AT LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1879. Tiekets, Fifty Cents. apl4 2t* a GEORGETOWN ADV'M’Ts NOTICE—The reventh aunus! m-eting of the EIGHTH BUILDING AsSUCIA TION will be held at Goddard's Hall, ia Georgetown, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at which time an election of officers will be hold to serve the ensuing year. WILLIAM KIN A It Sacretary. ‘ABLISHED IN 183: ESTENLAROED AND IMPROVED IN 1876 Now the most Complete in this part of the Gouniry W. H. WHEATLEY’S STEAM DYEING AND PREMIUM BTEAM DYEIN $D BOOURING 49 Jefferson ty eae petlee &., Georgetown nt fOrand returned free of ohare express promptly attended to” iyller COAL AND Woop. (oant COAL! We are discharging today, Oanco oF Frese Minep LORBERRY COAL. ‘This is the best domestic Coal now in the market. nOonsumers and Dealers will take notice aud send carly. marlltr ei hledin nl 2. O°4% sonsson ee woop. OAL. Best ity. WOOL. Low Prompt Deliverics, wharves, wil and 9 wn offi With 29nucally conducting the wood coal trade, wl factory, extensive store aa enabit oF © stock up yy oa is lowest ; on shroughout the olty, and all in immediate comment Seg peters, se are sae ge asarecSy vars ou ot naan mamnber, 3 — = coal, of 2,249 : JOHNSON BROT! Main office, rulll and aspot, foot of Tita tg (is Tenet. Bw. rand 21 Be ave ae ee Ne —_——— eee ee vibe —————————————— GtoF covanina. The many cha: in the the t season of the year often lays tha foundation tor aoe oe ane Lung Diseases. Foriufy youresif by the ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND COUGH DROPS, PUT UP IN HaLe POUND PaCKaGEs, at 25 CENTS, ‘They strengthen the voice, allay irritation rasmus are extunstvely used with the very bent seen: nia....Wad., June sy from New York. BATES OF PassaGE. 8 880 and 100 said. sccording to y steamers irkets to Paris, 815, wold, additional europe st lowest rates wm ond Slt a eat lowes ma eicee Through bills of laden given for Belfs Giaacoe davrs. An\werp and other ports on the dontinent, ind for rapean ports. For freiebt and passage apply at the Company's athe, No. 4 Bowling ‘OF both stecraso aoe ibis, WOTIS BIGKLOW 08 70) street. Washer “jandily CHAR. @. FRANOKLYR, Avent. §. ¥ tet te Did aten ts Boerne THE TRADES. OS ~ LiGert BooKu NDE a 4 carried on a8 heretofore. same exocelient Torkiwen are at Tore ‘S8Ty 1019 Ponmsvloanta ave., 34 for. G EAOTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, Pe ‘Waahinston, ete sanity SOABP PINS eRIOAN WATCHES, SAML KIER & SON apSir_ 172 Weat Baltimore st , Baliimure. Brzs THE BYST AND SAFEST! TaHE RED OC VIL new, ruby red, non-explosive. Gan be used in tay damp. it is pateuted by the U a. Rorergment, ang, bass roristered trademark. wuige ie ateo tn pet iterated, afoty itself, ‘hence it can- Rot be adult its abeolute o: ‘being secured by its coler. eale, BagBOUR & HAMIL- Phase ty aaa moet nts Betail Grocers and Oil Dealers of Washington and Gearsetown. ‘aps-tas ‘Rapabiica op — (O—The rast and cover, bound. 1101 Pa. ave. aplotr SToF THE mnzpSgeT ON SPECIAL ‘Ten per cent. interest is now added to all Tax Bille remaining unpaid, aa or assesment, by authority ‘of the Consmissioners. ARTHUR NATTANS, Paarmacter, Cor, Bee had T 806. n.w, and #d & Dstenw, of Agent, 223 435 bas Bunton Gar to Oinelonaet r 79:00 a.m: On Sunday only, . annapotia gi tiye i re wi i g 28 LF Poe and the North, at 740 pur Returday, with Paige Gare fo, Watking, eae aoe Ganga se 8 For Nev York ani the East, 1:30 20:18 hat alageheelladsiabosd For Brooklyn, N. ¥., all at For Puiiniel;hin, 1:30, 8:30, an4 10-16 p. ‘Limited Express. 9:30, m. daily r @aily, except and 10:15 p For Annapolis, 700 8. i. and 4:20 p. m., daily, ex cept way. DRIA 7 me Tw eae Te Si¥acd Wem, and 6-10 Eee raat ree SRE Sey Doo At [=PBoven OFUDENT La=Ps. BR488 40D HIOKLE PLATED, fals-er Desier in CRB. Gloss and Plates Wass rE