Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1880, Page 4

‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrice oF CHTEY SIGNAL OFFICER. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1890. Yor the middie states, easterly to southerly | ‘winds, falling barometer. slight rise in tempera- | ~ ture — vary cloudy weather, with rain in the ' LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-ni, National Theater.—“Fun on the Por@’s opera House. —Maygly’ ‘Minstrels. Theeter Qumique. it. | sto } Mastodon fmadge Halt.—Tadleaux and musical and iterary entertainment. Condensed Locals. will be lighted at 5:55 p. m., and extinguished at 5:15 a. Mm. Association, National College of eerie last night elscted Edward Gladmon valedictorian for the class of 1539. ‘Mr. M. Goidst<in has presented the Washing- ton Light infantry. with a gold-headed cane, to De voted during the fair to the most popular man in the District. ‘At a public meeting of property holders of East Washington last week to adopt measures to secure better protection to property, Mr. Kanouse in the chair and J. F. upin sccr 7; Messrs. Hensey, Henley, Myers, Chappe Brown were appointed a committee to re- port ‘a plan for permanent organization. Rev. G. W. Brodie, pastor of Union Bethel, and Rev. C.'S. Peck, pastor of Asbury af. E: church, are contesting for a cane at the Unio. Betbel fair. The former has 225, the latter 207 votes. | To-day is Shrove Tuesday and to-morrow is Ash Wednesday, the oat day of Lent. ‘Childs ‘Mrs. Margaret prominent member of Foundry unt xceedingly ill at her residence, } Drs. Prentiss Jance on her. tion iS of Harper's city yesterday and. preseiited * to the West Virgipia Senators and Representa tives In Congres# various arguments fn advo- | cacy of an htop ap improvement of | the Shenandoah river and especially for the con- | struction of a wall to protect y along tts | | ‘A large dele Ferry visited this Danks in the vicinity of Harper's Ferry ing entertainz if Atan int at the Paroch street mati prised thefr pa’ presenting bin ments. ah | THE Wonkrné A ¥ met last night. | Mr. J.P. Hamilton in the chair, and Mr. B.A For secre . McDonald, from the coinmitice or i: Ly reported that there is now a good prospe tof the brie! nization for their own ben r trades are waking up to the . particularly the plasterers and | y to see the Workinginen so far starved out a3 to come to their senses about thelr natural rights, 1 hoped they would al ests. The chal ard F. Trevel Rev. Sith & Deautiful set of vest | slation pendin Mr. Graff, of West \ sembly in be yf a solidification the industrial Wealth of the count y hts and powers, which can on Intelligent leadership and union. The eight- hour law has got to be popularized. Working- Men must demand of their legislators what they expect of them. There should be no disser tions among themselves. On motion of Mr €raney a committee was 2ppointed to co-op ate with the standing committee to ald in the | passage of the eight-hour lai. The chalr ap- | pointed Mi on and Campbell. ALEXAND! te of yesterd: has the foliowing: cuit court, Judge James keith presiding. cent ‘act of the legislature comt be done by an ~ Judge Kein elaims of the } ority over the bo a recent di United State: made, overruling the jal men for pri- b Ware and a been receive partment yetween H tof tinware h 'S Mammoth "ThE National. F lished their headqua in the Keep Bullding. corn Market Space, ove roving the gr iy the board of ATION have estab- commodious room rof 5th street and The work o} , and re agement made an appropr side of the track, which will, be done prior to the races, which will commence | Monday. May i7th, and continue four days. From the many le y recelved by the association, It 1 best stock in the country REal ESTATE SALE auctioneers. sold yesterd trustee, lot E, in Square 570, fronting twenty two feet on D street, between 2d and'3d streets | Borthiwest, and running back 120 feeb toan | y, improved by a two-story and basement rick dwelling, for $2,975, to S. Rosenthal. Messrs. Thos. J. Fisher & Co. have recently made the following sales of real estate in this District; Two acres of land in the county on | the Bladensburg turnpike, improved by com- fortable dwelling, to Christopher W $8,000. Three small frame hoz —— K andl tor $: Ett Of K Clark, esq.. For a delicions of the Alderney Dairy THE Uston Rannoap Dgror Qu Meeting was held at St. Dominic’s hi night in reference to tae union railroad depot question. Dr. Culver, chairman of the sub- | committee, reported a memorial to Congress, Feciting the statutes giving franchises to the severa way companies, and the right of Congress to repeal tiem, and praying a favor- able consideration by that body of the Hunton | The memorial was adopted and ordered to be presented to Congress. A resolution re- ferring the subject of the obstruction of tv Streets of South Washington with freight cars to the committce of 109 was adopted. THE REVS. STOPPARD AND RATHRUN, exposing masonry in Boston, are, as will be seen by refer: ence to The White Howse newspaper publisher at 621 E streets, regular lecturers of the anti- Masons. Read The White House and be wise. + No New Cask3 oF Swatrox have been re- ported to-day. aud no deaths from that, diseas vaccine matter has been furnished to the ov seer of the night lodging house—Dr. Watson- who has been vaccinating the tramps as t arrive at that institution. About a thousand of them have been vaccinated. Tar Cul NT GUARD" Case.—Yesterday, tn the Court in General Term, the case of J... and Kate Strong, appeal from’ the Pateat Omics on application for patent for an “ant guard” Was argued and decided for petitioners, the patent being ordered to issue. They claim that | the use of a chalk line arotind table legs, etc., will prevent the Incursions of ants, and the Commissioner of Patents refused th? applica- tion. It was argued that the chalk acts on the ants in 8 specific manner, the acid found in the insects effervescing on contact with the chalk and throwing the insects over. Mr. Whitman appeared for petitioners and Mr. Pierce for tae Fatent Oftice. Castors one and two dollars, at Prigg’s. — t ‘MARRIAGE iSk5 have been issued to Thos. Jackson and Henrietta Park; Joha J. Byraes and Nellie G. cee Edward Beeker and oni Jane Ragan; Win. Niblack, of Vincen- Indiana, and’, ie le Herr, of Georgetown, | D. Des Francis T. P¥k ee, Ryan, Loth of Montgome: Poon T Little, and Rate e Wilmer. of Kent county, Md. ‘THE FIVE MINUTR Recks3 or Count MirktE- wrez.—A special to the Philadelphia Zines trom Baltimore, February 8, says:—John T. Mason, junior counsel for Castner & Co., of Philadei- phia, who will bring suit against Count Mitiie- wie in Washington on rant issued (o-night for the arrest of the Count on @ charge of assaulting and suriking him. The | ued to the answers of these talesmen in the order drawn. ‘The court said that he had been ined to order attach- mens of his own motion, and at onee suspended proceedings, and directed attach- ments to issue. ction was perfectly satis- 1 forthe defence, and in TAL E: MEN “NOT FOUN ‘The list was called and several were returned as “not found.” Corkblil | of them were weil known, | an attempt be made to bring them in. | such subpoenas. } an | phane, the panel at | W m. Washington (colored), Dorsey ae | that Pee as killed by ston | the selection of the jury and to the great assault occurred In the Count’s house at 8:30 o'clock to-night. The Count was with his family at prayer, but took a a ute re- eee to thrash: his visitor, who called tn relation io the suit. The affair will be in ‘Vary SgnsisLe—To use Dr. Bull's Cough for Coughe, Colds, Hoarseness te Pace ON TRIAL FOR LIFE. THE MURDER OF GEO. P. HIRTH. ‘Trial of Bedford, Queenan and Pinn ‘The trial of the three colored men—Joseph Neverson, allas Joseph or “babe” Bedford, Ed- ward Queenan and Sandy Pinn—indicted for the murder of George Philip Rirth on P street on the evening of January 7th last, was con- ; Unued in the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, yesterday after our rt closed, and the selec- Uon of jurors from the talesmen drawn was continued as follows:—Chas. F. Bruce was called and said he had fermed no opinion, nor had he any coms ‘Jentious scruples as to capital ae fed and sworn. Abraham Di nor had he. any yy the United States. Cain had formed no opinion, nor had ire any scruples; challenged by’ defence. Richard L. Berry had formed no opinion, nor had he any scruples; lived at Hillsdale; chal- lenged by defence. ' At this point it was sug- gested {hat the court adjourn for the day, as a nurnber of the talesmen Summoned (13) had not yet appeared, and in order to make It certain to select the jury and get under way in the morn- ing, that ten additional talesmen be drawn. ‘The court adopted these suggestions, and direct- d that the bailiffs take charge of the jury, and escort them to quarters. An immense concow gathered about the van in front of the easte: rico of the hall, to get a look at the pi nei wut as the counsel wished to confer with the: it Was some time before they were brought out and driven to the jail. Second Day. The prisoners were brought up quite early this morning, when there were but few persons about the court-room. The ten jurors who were selected yesterday. having the night at the National Hotel, came in soon atter- wards, As 10 o'clock approached the court room gradually filled up. ‘The prisoners presented much the same appearance as they did yes- ter with the exception of Queenan, who had substituted a heavy gray coat for a dark one, and wore a plaid neck Ue. Bedford had on a biue-striped scarf, and Pinn, who yesterday looked somewhat shabby, had’on gray striped pants, a black coat and” vest, white shirt and» standing collar, with bla gold-striped scart and a gold pin. Pinn’s motiier and sister were among the first to arrive in the court-room and were interested spectators .of the proceedings. it observed that the prisoners appeared (0 S light-hearted as any of the spectators. SELECTING A JURY. The calling of the talesmen from whom to select the two remaining jurors was proceeded with, Joseph Drury was objected to by defence on the ground that there was a variance as to his residence, the name drawn being that of a person described as living at 90 High street and he giving his residence as Frederick street. The -d the point and an exception was He was challenged by defence. W. J. ‘aylor, colored, had formed no opinion, nor had he any scruples; challenged by government 13 be Geprge W. Harknl age and excuse the cour colored, was pro- nounced competent court. Mr. Miller—Did you ever hear of thisease? The Court—That don’t as born an idiot if he has not. Maag excused by court, being an wnnatn- ralived foreigner. Geo. H. Newman, colored, was pronounced competent by the court. Chal lenged py the government, which thus ex- hausted its chall 1 as pronounced 12 Allen Dodge asked to be excused on int of the iliness of his wife, and the court iim. ere called, and falling id that he intended to ad failed itted that the counsel were enti hile he intended no reflection on the marshal’s office he thought it was his duty to ask for allas subpcena’s, and The court doubted the propriety of issuing He further sald that while 1t Was the custom of the public to reflect on the ries the best men of the community were averse to serving on thet ‘The District Attorney the matter now, for the for their return. Geo, W. Jones, colored, was pronounced com- petent; challenged by the defence. Gabriel Goings had formed an opinion to a certain it would take pretty positive evidence 3 by the court. Wim.Vodry, street, had formed no opinion nor had he cruples; challenged by defence. David F. Robinson had formed and expressed an opinion from reading the papers, but could { giv verdict. Challenged tor’ cause by deft It would require evidence to rée- move the opinion formed. nounced him competent, and the deten lehged him. Lew naittachment had formed and expressed an opinto' would require positive evidence to do awa victions or opinions. The eourt pro- yetent and fmposed a fine of attachment, $ D FOR D The court ordered the to those who id he would not press court could not wait colored. noted Cle- LENGE subpusnas A recess was taken at for one hour. lay ov ‘THE JURY COMPLETE. On the court reassembling at men were called, x o'clock the but none of them an- a further delay of fifteen minutes, when Gilbert L. Joy appeared. He had no opinion or scruples: lived at 1741 L street. He was accepted and ‘sworn, thus completing orcloc lected are as follows:—Richard (colored), Thomas J. Barclay, Chas. H. Joseph W. Arnold, Winfield S. Olive, W. Car- The jurors Heuans ¢ orge R. Herrick, Thomas W. Berry, Chas. F. ‘Bruce (colored), Alfred Berry (colored), Gil- bert L. Joy (colored.) A QUESTION ABOUT THE INDICTMENTS. . T. F. Mier asked that before the jury be ‘The court satd it would not be Mr. Miller then said that they wished to know on whiel indictment they were to be tried. The Court.—At the outset it was stated that we tein Ww: yn the ast found. Mr. Miller asked what disposition would be made of the first indictment, and satd that that dictment should be disposed of first. the defense then asked to note an excep‘ion. The court remarked that they had been now nearly two days cling a jury on the second indictment. Mr. Miller said that they regarded this indict- ment as null and void until the first is disposed of. ‘The court ruled that it was not as stated, and eption was noted. Mr. Wells, for the prisoners, then fled a mo- tion that the government should elect upon Which count of the indictment they would pro- ceed. ‘There were three sets of counts—one set , one that death was Ca! feet and hands, and one that death was caused by some means unknown. It was important they should know what set of counts they were to answer. George Philip Hirth was not killed by a stone, and then by a kick. and then in some other manner. He re- ferred to ist Wharton, sec. 425, as to the re- quirements. ‘The court overruled the motion, saying it was usual to repeat the counts. ‘The defence noted an exception, oF an Attorney enti said he had a mat- ter to call to the attention of the court, and he had considerable reluctance in doing so. Con- Unuing, be said: “One of my witnesses’ Mr. Miller.—We object, are excluded. ae Corkhill.—One of my witness, a young came down considerably alarmed — ann, Wells. me pave anogher objection. The party 1s not a Col. Corkhill. iariney does not affect a witness, ‘but one of the counsel. ‘The court suggested that this had better be heard out of the hearing of the jury, and he would give the District Attorney an opportuni- ty to bring the matter before the court before leaving to-day. At this potit,on motion of defendants, all the witnesces were excluded from the cour: umless the witnesses NG ARGUMENT. k Assistant District Attorney Perry commenced his ning argument, He alluded first to the great care exercised a sibility resting upon them. It was a Solem | duty to perform to decide whether these men shall be restored to life and liberty or whether aa dat Shall be condemned. They were all satis- | that this was one of the most atrocious | und the defence will not deny it, but they ‘cla claim that their clients were not the | parties. He alluded to the fact that it was only a little over a month ago when the murder was committed; to the cat excitement it created and the public clamor made, and he asked that | they dismiss all such feeling. Clamor must stop at the court room door. George Philip ir his Said In the indictment to Peed been “in of God” and from what fe learned of is tory there are but few yan torione tata | eka than END pipet he aaette never gave pap og opine na Tol bed the Wath ‘Ube other. He TeOUUntod baer a hts good~ decde, yemarkfng that he was. man of a singa- The court pro- | + perpetrator feels he is never safe. There was, jowever, the power of God—the eye of God— ‘who saw’ crime committed. There isalways which leads to the discovery of crime. Young Hirth’s blood did not cry out long for ven- geance, for before another day had dawned the Nice were in possession of some phases and facts which led to the discovery of the murder- ers, He here displayed a plat of the locality, which, on Promising to establish its accuracy later, was Mfowed to be shown to the jury, a2 ana the course of the movements of who discovered the body and the — tion of the latter were indicated by the speaker. He then related that the prisoners ‘with Johnson went out to the corner of 12th and T streets; that they proposed toa church on 19th street to Sing; that they passed over to 14th street; when at the corner of Sam- son street they asked the time and were told o'clock: that they passed along P street, Bed- rd and Queenan in front and the others behind; that at 16th st. they met a man named Brown, whom Bedford askedto go along. This man afterward saw them scufiing with another man. He n described the attack, Bedford striking the two first blows and Queenan and Pinn also striking. Johnson then exclaimed “itor God's Sake don’t kill the man,” and ran off. They would naturatly ask what corroborating testi- mony they had, and he was frank (0 say thal they would show where the pariies met, when Bedforg asked the time; that Brown met the parties: that the prints of Johnson’s shoes Ww: found near the struggle; and he elatined although Hirth was robbed, the object w murder. Mr. Perry elosed at 2:10, and the defendants waived their opening. THE FIRST WITNESS. Rev. Owen, pastor of Mt. Zion M. E. Church, was the first witness, and was being examined when our report clo. Amusements, etc. A Jam Av Forp’s Orera Hovse.—A large and fashionable audience packed For House last_ night, every. seat being t many people, including ladies, havin; to stand during the performance, while a number were turned away. Haverly’s great minstrei combi- nation was the attraction, and the strong and excellent company, and the extent and va- riety of last night’s performance is calculated to keep up the excitement during the week. Ti programme fs full of novelties; in fact, con tutes a new departure in the minstrel busines ‘The new songs and jokes in the first part of the entertainment closed by the drill of the “Broad- Way Squad.” are a idly followed by the lively “Turk Review,” the amusing sketch of “The Pic-nic,” and many first class artists in the specialties. closing with the “ Kolossal Cirkus, with Billy Rice as clown, who knocks the spots off Dan Rice, The grand entry, the barebac riding, and ‘those Sagacious péertorming ele- phants, must be seen to be appreciated; ne de- scription can give an idea of this most comical burlesque of the modern great sho The formance concludes with some rare feats by Harry Parker’s wonderfully trained troop of Judging from the packed house and the enthusiasm of the audience ‘last night, it will not be amiss to advise all who want to iin Auinstrel perforinance to secure Un in.time, E. ee this, a large audb i of ie Pullman s laid or. the steamer and the haps and mishaps to the passengers are different, though Well arranged and laughable. “Fun on the is perhaps alittle lower in tone than “Tourists,” and not quiteso well performer The gt age settings are magniileeat. ‘The piece is very comica and the audience last evening laughed iH they couldn't laugh any more. Ing and dancing were good and almost eve ng in either of these lines was encored. “Mrs. O’Brien” by Mr. John F. Sheri- dan was perfect in brogue and good in acting. Her ;daughters “Dora” and “Norah” by Miss ae and Miss Hatlock respectively, were ood. The waiter on the Bristol was very amusing. Altogether the plece promises to luave a Successful run here. THEATER Comigue.—In the Blondes the Com- ique has this week a drawing attraction. The whole performance is up to the high standard of excellence maintained by this enterprising theater. Seine room only last night opp HALL.—"Unele 'Tom’s Cabin” will be pr nted in Odd Fellows’ Hall next Wednesday evening for the first time. ‘There will be a strong cast of characters and elabo scenery. Mr. George Kunkel, te great origi- pal “Uncle Tom,” wil appear. ‘The Lousiana troubadours and the old Virginia minstrels will appear in their cotton scenes and sing old camp-meeting hymns. Mus. ADELINE DUVS of New Yi Hlocutionist. will give a course of studies ai ge Hall, hie a te KAND LEVEE of of Jonadab, ng. attractive ie ments under the auspie chureh, will be gi , The programme is 14.—Lincoln H delighted audiene given by the MeGibe treat trom beginning tg end. Ev ‘arge family isa born @usician. the praise that has been evening aie v They deserve generously bestowed upon them wherever they have a appeared. ‘They continue at Lincoln Hall this wee CONGREGATIONAL. CuvRcH.—The course of lec- tures on “America’s Place in History,” by Mr. John Fiske, commencing next Friday evening in the Congregational church, will be sure to attract a yery large audience ‘from among our most cultivated citizeus. Mr. Fiske has been Invited to deliver these lectures in Washington by the President, the membersof his Cabinet, and iby ‘enators and Representatives. ‘AGA HaLL.—A very delightful perform- rae of “Pinafore” was given af this hall la evening in aid of St. Aloysius school for girl: It will be repeated this evening. A FamiLy Row.—This morning in the Polite Court, Adolphus Patterson was charged wi an assault and battery with intent to i Ros Foard, who testified that this man was throw ing stones at some children in. front of h: house, and on her going out to make him a sist he struck her on the head with a hatchei. knocking her ipsensible. Patterson testified that he went to’Rosa’s house to see her sister, who {s his wife, andon leaving he was assaulted by Rosa, who chai him with Insulting sister. ‘The charge of intent to kill was not su: tained, and he was sent to jail for 60 days, Row IN 4 SHOR Snor.—In the Police Court this morning. Edward Bean was charged with an assault and battery with intent to kil Smttit Phillips, both colored. Phillips testified that on the 23d of last month, he went to Bean’s shoe shop to get a pair of shoes which he was repalr- ing for him, and on being told that they were not ready he began to remonstrate with him, when he (Bean) picked up a hatchet and struck him on the head with it, knocking him down and striking him several times with the hatchetwhen hewas down. took the stand and testified to about the same taets, except that he stated that Phillips attempted to strike him before he struck Pi enlpe ps with the hatchet. The court thought that the testimony did not sustain the charge, and Bean was charged with a simple assault, ze plead guilty, and was sentenced to 6v days in jail. Deeps IN FEE have been recorded as follow nt to Josephine C. Blagne, lot i oo; $147.92. Mary, Emermann to Henry 1. ermine lot 41, in sub sq. Ei of Seth L. Phelps to Allan McLane, lot 1 of sq. 227; $100. W. Wright to C. G. Ledere: lots 101, 102, 103 and 104, In sub of tract of tand called Mount Pleasant; $—. James Robbins to Georgeanna $. Jones, lot 13, in Blake and Kelley's sub of sq. 191; $3,200. Elizabeth S. ae land to Henry Spalding, sib lot A, cq. 43; Yarner and Benjarain P- Snyder io Win: Crown, lot 43, in sub of sq. 302; $—. ney Spaulding to Oliver D, Denham, sub lot 43; $1,250. W. W. Walton et al. to Henri- etta Waites lot 7, sq. 351; $—-. A. P. McKenna et al. to H. C. Smith, lot 13, sq. 796; $—. Irving: Wiliamson, trustee, to Edward Jenkins, lots 53 and 55 of Chichester; $—. J. B. Wimer'to J. 8. Goodfellow, lot 53, sq. 115; $1,700. R. Hy Wyman to M. E. oltzmian. lot 3, ‘sq. 37; $—. 8. Drury, trustee, to Bradley ‘Barlow. part 10, a 197; $920. G. D. Todd to G. G. Hubbard, lot 16, 8q. 214; $4,587. £OR WEDDING PRESENTS. NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY, STAPLE AND FANCY SILVERWARE, LONGWY LAMPS, TRIPLICATE MIRRORS, TRAVELING CLOCKS, SCONCES AND MIRRORS. A very large assortment. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., fobs 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. it] 55 CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS CITY ITEMS. LECTURES. es x " SE LEAF} Eau VamiETT, ATTLE SCENES AN oD) sag or a Te Jog: and Kate | Do You Surren with headache? Lotitie's eae re Sore week og B : wae 432 INCIDENTS Gary: argued Jourdan vs. THE AN, smallest chitd, and FRA eee EVEN: i tae PHURSDAY = cee ™ "Pasa spied Bryan & Bro.; motion to dlsnies a1 sickest inv: ean Use Hop Bitters with safety | PR ere rciane eee eee | OF a DaON KILPATRICK, . the patent appeal case of WE. Wood. | and great we ti - nder the auspices of riage fiaprovemen eee peaceen Brack Di 8 for gentlenien. Al by voting for a Sanita Se LINCOLN POST, No. 3, G, A. R. ae person ited assortment, lower than future prices. It Injuieter recelvin the richest number. of voter, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1830, | pay to buy how of votes Se, We. GW. B AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, aap CouRT ‘two. 1)—Judge Wylie. To-day, plaintiff on Crcurr Cor rucige Cox. Lyon vs. Held; dismissal set aside and case Strong the Seana in re Rev. tor; THOS. H. WRIGHT, Bee. DD FELLOWS’ HALL, (SEVENTH STREET.) Commencing GEO. C. SEO 410 7th st. femora Corner loth and G streets now. ‘Ticketa, FO cents, to be procured ofthe members of the Post. No Tsthve sats el District; on hearing— rebuttal. = URT (NO. 2)—vi Why Am I (et think T am bilious. ‘one a tose ot Te guiri ‘k's Irish Tea will relieve you. Sold by druggists. continued. Archer and Pancoast. Manufactur. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Fen. 11tu, 188, | 7 poPULAN LEGIUME GOUnEE tag Core Ace aepaers Teaet Oren | eompalnay “Bruit wait Mosher aa (Cnt darter note.) ee antand ju ent against plaintiff for costs. P kal i ‘Like all GRAND UNCLE TOM RECEPTIONS. AT ALL SOULS' CHURCH, Kirk vs. Kirk: order for appearance OT abeett | tomy SanareAbie. Curative) propertios. | Take First production in this hall of the «gccat, Moral = aa defendant. Riehl vs. Mormant See op | | oth meritorious articles, hey are diate sus and Religious Drama, in five acts, (from Ha FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 5 UNCLE TOMS CARIN, sar sg " yews SS be me AR GRIT.” Today, Cragin ee ee te out. Paillips | _ Av ‘Titts Season of the year. when the system | with a powerful cast of characters, by oeaetes agt Hubbel; judgme plaintit. nominat is so lable to miasmatic influences and Dflious TRONG DRAM. x w FRIDAY, MARCH 5 damages. “Davis set. Mutton; on hearing. derangements, we advise our friends to try J. | pirst sro coe oe Te COMPANY. sega is eee Pouce Covrr—Judge Snel. M. Laroque’s Anti-Bilious Bitters. Itnever fails | ¥'™*t appesrance of Mise | re pry. SA ot tie ie Oe presterday, after our report closed, a, iss Clair | {9 make friends of all who once use it. Price, | in the dual role of Eutza Hawnrs and Casey. “IMAGINATION- o’Connell, a vagrant an or $1.a bottle. For sale by drug” es cents First in se ne a Mi CIC rain pleated ewer ACERS W0 WE. Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore, | 7 PPeareane p this tall eh Mt. ‘Ticket,incuding reserved seat for both Lectares, ae so charged ¥ ke ane eters | Firet the famous Onerma Uxcte Tox. 81. | For sale at Motzerott’s Musi ‘An ear ORSct ator The: ee Ratan OL the Sane cone Re BROWN MIXTURE cures ordinary cold Pear a ANEIDA, MAY, tence. Anna Washington, charged with treats | {e24 hours, a bad one in from 3 to 5 days. 8 the aus Eva. ture to bexin at 8 o'clock. to Mary Gassaway; personal bonds or 6 months in jall.” Robert Anderson and Wm. Parker, two small colored boys. petit larceny; $5 or 15 days. Isaiah Gantt, Edward Gordon and Gus Gantt, colored ‘vagrants, were sent down to work on Sold by ail col J. C. Baker & Co., General BAND 0) THE DISCOVER’ the farm. Albert Miner and John Green alias 7 F MINSTRELS, IScOvE Mitchell, charged with being suspicious persons | Agents, Philadelp! earnest CENES sit their BEROES, FROM” LE} and wagtanss, sent down to the city farm. Jas. cl produce dealer ie the Cerca market; $5 in H. Payne, addition to Doyle, John charged witl John Brisce gaming hou! iin testified John’s house and ‘ataing in ratding it. They a First appearayon or momeaearrit) fates by Bartlett's ae Sup- BL. ANOHE DABIS, pository. “O} or’s cy,” a treatise on 7 the disease and venaene cee or for $1.00 a THE LOUISIANA box of 14 Suppositories and the book will be sent. OLD VIRGINIA MERICA'S PLACE IN HISTORY. ry Baker's Can Live y Oil and Lime, e02 Epear’s Whooping Cough Specific is the best. For sale by druggists. 50c. per bottle. Whole- sale depot, corner Sth and E. Capitol sts. 1m KINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If tacking flesh, vital, brain, a nerve force, use “Welles? Health Reriaver.” G test, remedy on pote! A aebilty, decline, &e. $1, at dius Depot, 68 Barclay street, N.Y., and for AMP MEETING Hi MN8. MATINEES WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. Aamiseion, Matinee: feb10-5t \ORD’S. Standing Room Only! FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. ed with being an unlicensed THE STRUGGLE I LAND vor uP Pt the license, making $30. Joseph 'T. T. Lipsodmb and George Angell, thesame; continued until Monday. 2, colored, charged with keepin se in East Washington. OMcer to discovering gaming golng on at -25 and 50 cents. +15 and 25 cents. THE THIRT FECT UE Di oe ee These Lectares wi!] found nine men playing for money: ‘The oft. | ‘ashington at 450 Penn’a avenue. eave RIONAL CHURG! picked up a xX, Cards ant ice, al ay ~ r quantity of chips, | ‘THe raid took place on Sat- eerie tan oriene ae vel. and why? Be COs ae cae ee eareers eae ight about one o’cloc! z v r 2. the grand wars ponds $300. fe was sent 0 | acuee it never falls When you are billous. Price w repay BA MATINEE 4 AT Soe estes es Bune elt To-day, Harvey D. Sinith, larceny of a teapot | 25 cents. plies ap Fy ° at the door. ‘eserved seats only’ at Metzcrutite from A. ft. Hiltons 39 day's ih jail. Also, charged | Guew Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. THE BUR OS ae with the larceny of a broom from W. R. soe NBT: Se ann ne Ri onverted Rabbi, will 60 days in jail: 5, 01 THE GREAT Errress ComMPANIES.—The three THE KOMICAT, RIRE Chureh, corner 3d days. John Sherk ,Vagrancy; great express companies are the United States, M. and A streets n.e., WE AY, Feb. 11, 1880, 90 day vell, loud and} Adams and the American. They employ alto- 50 cents | at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Admissions feb?,10,14 ‘ ee ohn tin, gran bons, gether anarmy of amet and a host of horses. 25 cents days. Ger ines, ~ | For their men and their horses, these three great T el a Daniel Hurley; $10, or 30 days. John Leon- | companies use exclusively” Giles’ Liniment Don't fail to secur __ HOU ISEFU RNISHING 8. , loud and boisterous; $5, or 15 days. Edward | Jodie Aimonia. Don't fail to attend Wednesday Matinee. ( Bean, ans Oe battery on Smith aS 20 Gites’ Pitts cure Suppression. Don't fail to attend early a TINNING. days in jail. iclphus ferson, assault and 3 e a1 Don’t fail toh chai a battery On Rosa Ford, by strking heron the| * id by all druggists. Send es Gree ont MONDAY NEXT b. PACAULEY HSMILAON & SHEDD- head with a hatchet; OWL DRS Gee ATE MANTELS, LATRORES AND Walker, larceny of a pistol trom Geo, Carr; $5, | py1at size % cents. Rt th3t Le fete es aa eee al efpilers throm HM Leatiy promptly attend: Piles-Symptoms ‘are Motsture, i GAS 0 = Iitanueftcnine” parieniony at nine ater eer! | THE FAMOUS aes SAD Oe NEW sToreE: ting warm In bed, inereased by scratching; other MeGIBENY FAMILY ECORATED : NEW STORE: parts are sometimes affected. ““Sirayne's Ol- . : ent? pleasant, sure cure. Als) cures Tetter, | apg atenrested bY, CHINA and AT THE OLD STAND, ingworm, Pimples, Sores, ail Sealy, Crusty, GEST HOUSE OF THE SEASON, 7 Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant relict and perma- | AND AE PRONOUNCED BY ALL AS WON- EOTEERE: TOwson’s, | nent cure certain, Sent by mall for 50c.; three DERFUL! From the best factories in 636 DRY 2%-wide Sheeting Cotton, Spring Calicoe 100 dozen All 5. HAMBCKG EMUROIDERY 200 pieces § White Bed Quilts, 5 Nottingham Curtain L: Fine AU-W ‘All Linen Ni Table Linen, n¢ | boxes, $1.25. Address letters, Dr, Swayne & Son, | Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. Wholesalé | by Stott & Cromwell, Washington. €0 DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM! THE MUSICAL MIDGETS. Ack your sriends who have seen them of their MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCES ! Admission, 50 cts. Pennsylvania Avenue, South Side, Near 7th St. EEaNGe GTS ND GERMANY, and other ep t y invite the attentic on of eitiea aia Mm. W. B ae and strangers, REDS “ ALDERNEY piv. '—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning and delivered ‘in 39 lbs. “Ward” prints, 45c. per Ib, Also, corte cheese and buttermilk, Te Ladies and Gentlemen, We wish to call attention to A, Fisher’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 G street, near 9th street. By mptly | adopting the latest tm rovements, whether of | American or European invention, he ts enabled | to do his work in a manner not to be equaled by those not fees err ig these facilities, Ladies’ and Gent’s xt) ‘No. 1009 Pa. Gee, {Quildren, 25 ets. cents GOODS AT OLD PRICES. sheet now oven at aya Telphenstin Linen Towels ta Between 10th and Uth streets dete. each BALY PRICE— , CROCKERY WARE, H4*16 REPLENISH \ SSERT and TEA SER- . Our Stock of CHINA, PLATED GOODS, CUTLERY, ‘ GLA M children, ise. Reserved seats ornighe larmaents thoroughly cleansed. The feh9-6t" And other FY effectual removal of grease spots guaranteed !!! HOUSEKEEPING ARTICL ‘ool Black Cashimeres, yery wide, 50 | Specialty In cleaning Ladies’ Reception Dresses, be = “ Meare eS Fel and Tuesday and tly. Fridsy MATINEES "Engarement of the Novelty of the searon, Luin Wentworth’s Blonde Burlesque Female Mins Folly ‘Troupe. 30 First-class Artists 20; The most successful slow of the season. The Beauties of the Auerican Stazer The Bost Bpe- We solicit an inspection of the same from citizens nd strangers. iW. BOTELER & BRv., Dmrcr Impouters or Cuiva, Grass, &0., janl5 923 Pennsylvania avenue. Freee) or thoroughly. 26 years’ CSS ones Kid hoes and Glove cleaned nice, Moderate prices. First-class work. ‘apkins, 50, 7: 81, $1 v stock, 25 cts. 0 B1. Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania Avenue; cialty Artists in Amen See the Blondes — feb9 OLIDAY GOODs. : a Q™= GRAND concEeRT. febT . South side, near 7th st. A splendid line of Lamps pe int the pn clowin ITOe- L [zon itr | tains Kioto, Pink Doullers Warren's Butt i thd Pink Natesald, Satauana. F | (DELSSOMN OUINTETVE CLUB, WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH es E STANDS and DROP LIGHTS in al the latest «1 =a assortment of GAS FIXTURES in the city OF BOSTO) Assisted by the Distinguished Vocalist, ESTIMATES FOR 7 MT: ABBIE CARRINGTON. above goods were awarded the first premium PLUMBING, Stop One Minute and Think, at the inte fae ae GASFITTING, A ‘ Won 531 Ban toth Bt. — declO Corcoran BUILDING. and always have in stock a large line of Fine GAS BANGES, FIXTURES, PLACE HEATER: feb7-skwly . TIN-ROOFING, and HEATING, FRE CARPETS AND ROUSEFURN- ISHING GOODS.—We now Lave on hand a magnifier went of a. and HOUSEFU: viz: Bigelow, Wilton & Body q f you have DYSPEPSIA, IN- SSTION, or NEURALGIA, Iron Bitters | Dig |k ON BITTERS will cure y Iron Bitters |—— Iya _If your BLOOD is THIN, or Iron Bitters | you do wea have no Ape ‘on. FURNACES, and FIRE- Brisas 1s, Axmin: ths Lavestry Gar- and Moduetiee, Rozbary & wel or feel generally DEBILTVATED, TRITIMENG Floor Otlelotl EDW. % 3 eg. e VERY EVENING, EDWARD CAUEEEY & CO. Iron Bitters | IRUS DTT will eure you. : SURDAY MATINEES | 2 pS Masonic Temple. | tron Bitters vib If Xen ered OCCASTONAT, GERRY Tok ARRETT, (Late o¥ £& Parwen | SromaBitcexs | ine trees TRON BITTERS | Win present his aganza, in e Iron Bitters od examine our stock before p re 4 mother, On Iron Bitters | not milk or strength to € ee THE BRIST. Bigelow Carpets a specialty, ang30 1328 F st. n.w. AS COOKING STOVES, ieee or suffer from Hysteria, oF Iron Bitters | aiscese that females aré Hable to, CATARRHAL ait tf 8 Leen Gas Li pany have ‘Tobicnoos ear oe Nea a Cony EE YOU CAN BE CURED. AND Bi GAS COOKING STOVER, in varions sizes and at POISON | The whote Bg This is the Stove ‘ured by Ailes Dods in : | Pleasurable Enjoyment and Counting Et Oe name my20 = MONDAY. Puice $14 Bor. ALL Daucarsrs Seu THEM. DA ORCH'S SALICILIC SOAP E DUVAL MACK, of New Yor iElocutioniet,* wil ive a cousee OF etnies W'S CATARRH CURE. Is unsurpassed as a cure for Diseases of the Blood and Skin, such as } ize Hall, THURSDAYS and SATUR- g THE Se sate eer , commencing Seine, Feb. 14, Se EPCCANCER, THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY (ORE, | née, of eight lessons, for sale ai ULCER, SOE TAGE ‘ Single admission, 60 cts. Erivate Lessons - 2-1 SINCE VACCINATION. Sore Prorareross. | #1310 peu feb7-6t" Nelepeur inate ae cs sf WipaT, ue. ey, 8 a disinfectant is Soap has no equal Tor tle by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennayl- BAND LEVEE. event the contraction of contagious diseases — = ania , wholewal — x not exce gists, dealt PIONEER COUNCIL, No. 1, iihettuee of thie ealatble Soap is ungently recom ‘Barbers, Lorp & LEED “<T have used War De Meyer's rented for Catarrh at ete On TUESDAY EVENING, Februa: 4 10th, st parent. Gatarrh, aud am perfectly cured of that AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. ‘Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, & wie abel fad in ail prominent Drug Stores and Gro- TEFFZS, Quiswoun & Rr gee Kerosa, Ae a ees ALLMADGE HALL, 928 F' nan Age fox all parts of the United § States wanted. roadway, N. PULABR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THB rders promptly atten: «Kor ten Years twas afflicted TABLEAUX, MUSICALAND, LITERARY EN- tarrii in its worst form, 50 that Yow $x | Commonwealth Distribution Co., Tn gERTAINMENTS, EMIL WORCH, Known rene wut relief “The wey AT MACAULEY'S THEATER, CALVARY Barth ee ‘CHURCH, 1716 Pa. ave. n.w., ‘ei De Me: eas Catarrh In the City of Lonisyille, on ane eu so oe «February 10 jJan31-1m Washington, D. ©. two boxes of has Cure autho! act of occ T thet wp i ing fo expres eet eat ho ue heres aie f Helos 50 cents, or three niglits $1; children | ; vamaaSra) D. 0. eto Dr. Wel De Meyer for ur ‘9 an ; DEALERS STATES BONDS, DIS what he has done {¢ (‘Sundi Tickets for sale at Pursell’s Book Store, 422 on Hueesun like Rentored sto Health rena s aaee 3 eat ae supervised bY st., or Major's Drug Store, corner H (and 7th | TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. after suffe wemnent call attention to the grand oppor- ste to the packawe, iy tents of that box saved me a es hundred mended, and Hospitals, Hotels, Vessel: Painters, Printers, ete., One application of this and trang} SONS OF JONADAB, roadway and 20th st., N.Y. At MASONIC TEMPL ahouial never te without it it, AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH 8F KY Soap makes the Skin soft FRIDAY EVENING, Bis Ar 8 O'cLock P. “February 11 made me perfectly well -February 13 GooLp L.” Brusu. pact danas FEBRUARY 28, 1880. | LEws JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. {66 : LOO! Lo LOoK! as Sus. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. canlty pres presented of sustains for eee be any of THE iota tikes| EO. JUENEMANN’S (OUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, ‘our years ‘would have lollars.?? ms. A. J. WHITTLESEY, Sheflicld, Mass. sonhohthres or four yenrs Thave gut. 0-1 61, O00 cach 20. Ra 1 838 8: 20 ee es BRIWEEN 4TH AND OTH AND E AND F 878. N.E Tin above bancata can beaeatneak < ic. Oa . wave melittl hope, and the sartous Teme apo Washington, D. 0 JNO. C. FARKEWS, a we wo oot street. weeks’ use of Wel De Mi Cure, 9.628 ON EEBIBITION No. 626 Was wonderfully relieved—and since then | pgp nT Sat’ l Het | YpExXicaN VETERANS entirely cured) Levis F, NeWsias, nace katy ro ay ey ap RUE eae 27 Tickets, Epes 3 _— AB! AL: AND New Marker, N. H.,Dee. 22, 1879. sbllspniications for ciub rates Pern ‘made to sol pee Frag ss ae STORE, | pReNCH CITIZENS’ OLAIMS IN THE LATR ** For nearly a year T have had such suf= Pail list of ae ring 4p Louisville Gou. ey Era ga, Cy al WAR ATTENDED TO. ae a contd eat deniee aah eek Paes and New York Herald and mailed f0 all ioturen, Frame, Biota and Tas to be som ching in ny’ note, "Ehadthres | Hcket-holders. oa Py mnoney og aie ee en ‘Nas, &0., inthe District. J. AMBLER SMITH, : doctor Hi ifr thing, letters iB : Aiea ot ap mie SGN | Saal stent ete! yatta! | BERRA name and Nomter e-e an28 angen and Dae cmplct Then Dr. Wel De Meyer's putldine, Louisville, Ree iy onat ito tas prong ~ pampbl A eS Kew Zork, or fo J: H. OLARK, 1703 New York GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY | ({©°RGE RYNEAL, Jr, felt ‘etter th e nextday. On Monday. | SYS0ne SES 4 as Desiah 1 8, AT Yong, with sptrugon it where it tore away, : 8 “SAPANULE,” = OIL AND WATER COLORS, through my mouth from my nose. i a > ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOO! There was also shait'« cupial OF dis BENSON’S CAPOINS mI | Paints, Oils, Window and as rh Then I kuew what was the mat, E “SAPANULF,” a abbots iets Cine, ter. an =e Catarnh. Tthought that my eye ALL EnNDs oF Fancy ARTICLES ror Houmpar tadny ein ng Pen ape breath . CURES BY ABSORPTION. Goons. genta. Eve i iy aught to know of Wel s < RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Geclt_€18 7A ste, (ovp- O02 Fellowy Hall.) (eyer’s Catarrl 5 LESALE AND RETAIL {hese fe fines to thank you for the good you OROUS PLASTERS MALARIA. mae e me. LARGI ‘ ke, SUSHEB. Lntouzo. “SAPANULE," the WONDERFUL GLYCERINE UPHOLSTERY ¢ eae aD peas > . = LOTION, With all the re es De Meyer's Catarr! ste, oF d souverse to an; a mal ted fe Tree, fo an ny bod Co., Agents, 46 Dey ‘se, Ne x. ” that recetved official recognition at poet tage Bane has no po equal for al for Chronic Lame- Fat Eanes Sg Jan20-t3m_ the CENTENNIAL and PARIS Se aE all oo Ee = EXPOSITIONS. gt Gerhard eet from local ear ‘gene ANWS EXTRA using **SAPANULE. _rorw-amip 90 MOESTGitre Man LAGS SSA NS EOE OF Frepongs ox foot ae maar WasuiNeron AND NEW YORE FLAVORING StOs UES, MADE DisHes AND SAucES. 2 Overwhelming evidence Exclusive Te ail other plasters. Of thelr uperiority Over | sola by all druggists. Price,60c.and 81 per bottie Shgehey in Weahington aad Row Yok one LIEBIG COMPANY'S me cueehey OF “rsp cpest mer = and the Press. Send for illuminated circular and cards. H. H. DODGE, 4.@. woop, Hone should fee grata " Bea "“Medic gpl press,” ay Tisstace pHa ala he feck fans thy. are the SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Psoruisrous, | No 2, Wilard’s Hotel, Washington, D. 10.5 spliope 1,000 ceoecoele ar ieaent ea fy reea mee mereSaing | dact-co __357 Broadway. New Tort. eka wae ee CAUTION Genuine only with the fac simile of ‘The Tincoteimaiorte on ths @r0cx Broxens, 64 Broapway, New Yorz. aie a Ry sa Do not buy cheap plasters. . Be ““Qummumpfjon in Enviand increasod ten-f0l0 12 | Do pot take imitations, — ; ‘+h Cure Ps Po CORNICE POLES A! “an, oguatGE ‘GILT AND oe Grey Isa positive cure. It has never failed, » B. Dewey 7 The only Porous Pisster in the world pAgTIOR,=-Onr salomman having charge of our Up: Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. a ee.