Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1880, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Si eee BSATURDAY.............- March 6, 1SS0. ————OOOO ‘The Weather.. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasnineton, March Slieher tae the middle Atlantic states, yomcer colder north to east winds, clear or fair weathe: LOCAL NEWS. Amusemenw, Ac., To-night. National Theater. — Mary Ande in ™ Love; or, the Countess and the Serf.” Ford's Operg House,—“French Flats,” by the ‘Union Square Company. ‘Theater Comique.—Pinafore,” varieties and ities. ‘Masonic Temple.—Light Infantry fair—Closing Right. Tallmadge Hall.—Prot. Carpenter's wonderful exhibitions of mesmerism. Oda Fellows’ Hall. Pinafore.” mdensed Locals. mpe will be lighted at 6:20 p. m., and and oxt ‘ulshed at 4:15 a. m. ee 1] years old, was accidentally yesterday afternoon, by car No. Srron on aes oie oe driven by William 0 leg broken. Ss Thieves broke into the house of Mr. Louis Karcher, of the coast survey; residing at. No. 15 € street southeast, Thursday night, and cleared $ of almost every valuable in it. In the Maryland senate, yesterday, the bill ting taking oysters in the Potomac river, house amendments, (mentioned tn yester- °s STAR.) Was passed—yeas 17, nays 2. stabie of (iov. Bowle, consisting of Oriole, Belle, Cric! ‘Tennessee, Joy, Cinderella, Sportsman, Kmore, and Comper at his farm, “Fairview,” a Previous to their departure for this city, Baltt= mare, ‘&¢., for the spring meetings. ‘very pleasant reception to some of the diveions, bureaus, and offices of the Treasury department was given in the Y. M. C. A. room: _ night, about 200 guests being present. audience greeted Rev. H. Baker, of Aitoonae Pa, lost evening at St. Paul's Luth- eran Church to listen to his interesting lecture on “Travels and Customs in Italy.” The lec- turer kept the close attention of the audience for one hour and an a halt. AMUSEMENTS FOR THE INS —The entertain- ment at St. Etizabeth Opera House last: evening, ‘under the direction of Mrs. Cecelia Y. Smith, ‘Was a most enjoyable one. The Soi of Jamie and “The Last Rose of Summer,” by Mrs. Smith, and “The Warrior, Bold.” by Mr. Fagan, were excellent. “Schnelder’s Party,” by Mr. Brown, ‘was very amusing, and the representation of the comedy ‘‘A Pretty Piece of Business,” would hhave done credit to any theaters. The parts were all well taken THE JOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS held a mecting last night at Sth and E streets northwest for the Rargoe OF O anizing a permanent union. Mr. Broo nonston called the meeting to order and stated what had been done by the oars Assembly in relation to promot- the reorganization of the plasterers. He cated upon the officers of the old defunct or- ganization to lead off in the moyement, as they were still officers until their successors are elected. Mr. Joseph Rosenbury, one of the old Members, took the chair in the absence of the president, and Mr. John'T. “hristian was chosen secretary. The roll was ened and some twenty hames were signed whe for membership. The association then went Into an election of rmanent officers with the following results: ‘obert = Wi presiden: H. Hamill, wee! president G fartstian, porary secretary. The election of a treasurer and financial secretary was postponed until the hext meeting. A committee, composed of ‘Messrs. Green, Murphy and Graham, was chosen to procure the books of the old association and Settle up with the old treasurer. Joseph Joy ‘was chosen sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Hamill spoke om the subject of wages, which should be fixed at once before the season opens, but 4n order to let contractors who are fintsh- ing up their job out of aumteuity tn getting men to do their work, he thoug! y should fix the pay at #2 per day ante ie first of May, and then raise to $2.50 per day for the season. A motion was made that $2 be fixed as the pay from, next Monday until the 15th of May, when it should be $2.50. Mr. J. T. Christian was in favor of this arrangement,and thoughtit better to take their stand at once. Discussion followed, and various views were expressed, the general feel- Ing appearing to be for an advance of pay to at Teast $2.50. Some advocated $3 and more, but the majority were inclined to think that $2.50 ‘was the right figure, but that no one must work = less than that price. It was finally decided A Sy ae the fixing of the rate of wages un- meeting to take ape next Wednesday night. It was urged that the plasterers pres- ent bring along with them every workman in their line in the District, so that there can be RO excune of misunderstanding, and that, above all things else. they work together in unison. veer Hamill, Keener and Edmonston were ited a committee on hall. The meeting apkt Wednesday night will be held at the same place, corner of Sth and E streets. when books Of the old organization willbe turned in and a Jarge and powerful organization perfected. SALgs OF REAL EstaTe.—Albert F. Fox, real estate broker, reports the fongreing: private sales of real estate lately made by him: For James M. and Hugh Caperton, of Baltimore, two story and mansard root frame dwelling, help side lot, No, 9th street northeast, on 000 cash; also, two story frame dwelling, 1022 New Jersey avenue northwest, to John Mt James, for $1,050; also, for Mrs. Julia M. Rader. or aneerroes Ohio, two story brick, with finished basement, No. 2202, 14th st. n. w., near W st, to ee B. Gibbs, for $3,500; also, for Juage C. K. ‘Thomas, ex-M. C., of Newberne, N. C., three story and 'mansard’ roof brick, with finished basement, No. 919 G street northwest, to J. C. Miller, for $6,750 cash; also, purchased for Mrs. Mary C. Ketler vacant lot on south side of S street, between 13th and 14th streets, for $900 cash. The new owner of this lot has already awarded the contract for the erection thereon of a modern style brick dwelling. _———_— THE “CERES” patent flour, made from the best Minnesota spring wheat, received te Premium over all competitors at the Na- . The celebrated “Old Crow 68 De gallon. Many dealers sell whiskey at $5 and Ree gallon not as good. Geo. A. O'Hare, 121 WE learn that some parties are circulating reports to Injure the reputation of tho Howe scale. We challenge them to competition for tem: Ste ‘The Hirth Murder Case. MOTIONS FOR ARREST OF JUDGMENT AND A NEW TRIAL. AS was stated in Tue Star of yesterday, the counsel in the case of “Babe” Bedford altas Joseph Neverson, Edward Queenan and Sandy Pinn, convicted on Monday last of the murder of George Philip Hirth on the 7th et January last, filed their motions in arrest of judgment and for a new trial. NEW AFFIDAVITS IN THE CASE. they ‘This morning filed tn addition several affiday ‘one of Alice May Mel- residing isl Madison street, to the effect that ner of 17th and P streets; or size. Mary E. FY i. Fitch make eee es mee effect, as that of Mary E Fitch, also stating: came from 18th street. Neverson and Bedford Queenan also file affidavits that Begone knowledge of the murder of flip Hirth. DELAY. Pi counsel for the defence this morning, on his seat, stated that they ita led the motions, but they were Rot yet argue go8 ‘Hagner remarked that they raised the point that when he took the verdict he was Sunctus officio, — if so then he was not com- Hagner taking petent to act n The counsel repited that they would letit pass for the present. After some discussion the further consider- ation of the case was postponed to Saturday next. THe Vorgs ar Licut INFANTRY FAIR now stand as follows:—Police Lieutenant's Unifo1 Gesstord, 227; Guy, 214; Kelly, 198; Arnold, 135. Firemen’e Biltard Table—Truck carrier's Uniform — Hyatt, Tabler, 220; Childs, 214; Prankuh, 835 cay Curry,’ 34: scattering, 6 Masonic Jewel—ten- tennial, 45; Dawson, 40 NeW Jerusalem, 36; 385; Brittain, 340; Naval, '24; 'Lebanon, 29; nius, 22 eac! lent Cane—Grant, Sherman and Randall, 13 each; Bayard, 10; ‘Revolver Blaine, 9; Hancock, 5; scattering, for Honorary Member_ Din am Wheeler, 83; Downs, 6 coat George W Wooldrids 4. ’3 Badge—Keai sy, 357 369; Duvall, 2425 Ryan, 183; Fred Fritz, 116; Henry and 5 éach. ity of two to one. Butcher’s Tools—Homiller, 108; Hoover, 69; Augusterter, 7; Kelly, 6. fhe Badgée—Cowle, 400; Breitbarth, B24; Al a 238; La Hayne, 143; Rupp, 45 45; scattering. Givens cane—En ‘Davis, 25; tet, 20; scattering, 7. Punch Bowl—Jno. "wright, S. Aman, 340; Wm. Wright, 137; John Ross. Petersen & Alschwe, 39; T. A. Sullivan, 54; Miller & Jones, 20, Jno, Lyons, 290; F. Hagerty,5. Voting on the ‘following articles ‘closed last night, and epee were: Berry Dish for Lady Manaker—Mrs, Oscar Hough. 951; Miss Joseph, Mis ‘Mrs. Hills, 54; Mrs. Blatr, Mrs. Duncanson, 4. Moulden, 299. "Dé for Corps—Miller, 45; seattering, 4.’ Wh keeper—Cowll ng, ‘ainstall 155; Pump! rey tie Ww. Nailor, B.Burnside, 92; Laird, A. Nailor, scattering, 2. articles, for which there will be a secret ballot- ing from 9 to 10 o'clock, will be awarded:— sword, navy ofiicer’s sword, police Army officer’ badge uniform for letter-carrier, racing shell tor boat clubs, cane for honorary member, dressing for car driver, Irish Coat of arms for societies, Masonic jewels for lod; billiard table for firemen, uniform for police, Presidential cane, punch bow! for restaurant, badge for ugly men, revolver for honorary member, citizen's cane and cashier's inkstand. Reap the White House newspaper for Miss Lucy Horton against Congressmen Morgan and Shelley; for Miss Jessie Raymond against Sen- ator Ben. Hill, of Georgia; tor evidence against E. B. French, Second Auditor. Office 621 Est. + —_—_——__ ATTENTION is called to the advertisement by Fitch, Fox & Brown of a handsome new resi- dence on K street, either for sale or for rent Dr two years. FIRE INSURANCE.—Those who are about in- suring their ee au would do well to look into the rates of Protective Fire Insur- ance company, ot the D eee It is a home in- stitution, duly’cl yy Congress; 1s man- by some of our best busines men; can in- sure at unusually low rates, and every insurer puares in the profits. bie Managers of the Willan Hon. George a mn ‘aylor, r, (president), ‘iwiam antyne, esa, (Vice ent William 3 Sibley, M John € N.W iurchell, ‘charles & F. Peck, Jame ville, John T. Given and Wiliam s. Thompson; James E. Fitch, secretary. The office of the company is S 1437 Pennsylvania ave., Cor: coran Buildin; ————— CHILDREN’S MASQUERADE BaLt.—Marini’s hall, on E street, was the scene last evening = an entertainment which willlong be remembered by the participants with pleasure—the children’s masquerade l, under the auspices of the Washington Schuetzen Verein. There were about 200 little people present en masque, with but few exceptions. carried out their parts well. Among the characters represented were the following: Indians. Willtam | and Charles ‘Messig; [ee Mamie Gilsek! W. and H. Vonderhude ant Be Minnie Conradis; Emma Cook anc Mamie Helmus; Little Butceretp, Katie Walker; folly, Anna Helmus; Dolly Varden, Carrie Mil horn; nowes ar Ellen Wolf; fairy, Mary Wolf; bunte le Helmus; dauighterof the regi: ment, cone ‘Helmuss Spanish bov, George Voneiff; Japanese clown, H. W. Scherger: Yan- kee Doodle, F. Behrends; Scotch Lad, KE. Kneesi; French flower girl, Anna Kneesl. The floor was given up from 8 to 103 o’clock to the children, and then the grow poopie took pos- session ‘and enjoyed themselves to an early hour this morning. Prof. Donch furnished the music. Messrs. W. Helmus, G. C. Walker, Chas. Graff, H. Kandler, W. v Niuehileisen and R. Springguth, were the committee in charge. GoLp plated opera chains, $3, $5, at Prigg’s, + THE FUNERAL OF THOMAS Lewis took place from his late residence, 811 O street, this after- noon, and was largely attended. ‘The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr. avis of the Metropolitan M.E. chureh, assisted by the Rev. F. S. Evans. The interment was made at the Congressional cemetery, and the were Francis fea naar Alfred Ric! . Morgan, ‘Thos. B. Ent- Wisle abd Beta. Ba Bacon. ee ;_ conspirator, Welcker; folly accuracy, sensitiveness, durability and finish. if our challenge is acne ne loser fs to ae felt bis scale. F. M. RUFFIANS JUSTL D.—Frank Fore man and Wilson Jackson, the negro ruffians who were sentenced to eight years in the peni- tentiary for a deadly assault on Mr. Frank Lib- bey, were yesterday sentenced to two years ad. ditional for resisting Officer Young on the same occasion. | wT.— The popular dry Towson, at 636 Pennsyl- ut ie, near 7tn st.,) has recent ly added t6 its attractiveness by a new and at- apa front, made Recessary for the proper display of goods. Two commodious show windows flank the doorway, finished with | handsome cornice, and the display of the latest styles of goods on exhibition therein is in keep- ing with the improved appearance of the store and will do much to is making the estab- Ushment one ot the most popular business places for the ladies. THE WASHINGTON ScHUETZEN VERRIN.—The secretary of the Washington Schuetzen Verein, in bis annual report, shows that the total re- were $10,056.27; receipts of the last Schuetzentest expenditures for pavilion, gas, 3.’ There are 95 acting and 200 paying Bons for sale. H. J. Frost. See advt. + Beat Estate SaLes.—Mr. J. F. Olmstead, real estate broker, sold, yesterday, the folowing property:—On Massachusetts avenue, near 1st Srreet, lot 53, square 157, 2,114 square feet, to Wm. E. Edmi nstOD. ea... for $2642.50. Also, , Square Square feet, to James M. Johnston, es4., for wae Duncanson’ & Bro., auctioneers, sold, yesterday, for Louls Kurtz and F. W. Sellaau- n, trustees, two-story brick Seeing ant lot, Known as No. 119 Dunbarton st faving @ front of 15 feet by adepth of 125 feet, Sold to Peter J. May for $725. Onk of Henning's ten dollar overcoats is = ‘thing for the season. Now on hand. —<—$<—<———$——$—$— SPECIAL SALE THIS EVENING.—Gold and silver ‘Watches at Walter B. Williams & Co.’s, cor. 10th and D sta. tacing Pennsylvania avenue. Ever. Watch guaran teat. : sf A WASHINGTON INVENTION IN NEW YORK.— The haben Journal, yablished in New York, | N Enginé>r Cronin, of the Dis- it, exhibited in that city ee of the commission- a tie i | galion. ‘Miss Lerns, the young lady who was injured by the outrager on Friday night, Feb. 27, on D street northeast, 1s slowly improving it will besome time before she will be able to give evidence in court, however. Dentar & Co., New York, § silk, stiff and soft hats, now re: ring styles of , at James Y. | Davis’ Sons’, 621 Pennsylvania ’ ave., nee ‘Metropolitan Hotel. es THE PUZZLE OF 15 1s all very well, but careful calculators as trying to figure out how How- son’s delicious ice cream can be sold for $1.15 a 1104 12th st, + RESS Goons JBRESS Goops, ING’ NOV. ENGLISH AND FRENCH NOVELTIES FOR TRIMMING. All-woo! Pin-checked Dress Goods, 25c. els Hair Di ress Goods, all colors. Shoodan Cloths, all colors. rool Spring Cashmeres, all colors. ool Bunt all colors. ab ‘wool Brocatel Dress All-wool De Dress Goods, Colored Silks, Bprinx ier 5, 87c., $1, 81.15. PIS ihe NRE BE SRY gover yar Biack Satins for. natn a. = rool Black Tamise Siete Hicala Hosiery: SL. Diferent styles for Spri inses” a feren' les for Spring, from 38, 30, 85 80 Bde. : Hamburg Enibroidery, 3 White Bed Quilts, 60, 75c., ‘Table Linens, all Linen, 26, Spring Comimeres. ie Mon an M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, mmar6 South side, near 7th st. TTARY AN PLUMBING. WHITE . eerie. Coe es nd BROT 1 BS: stantly on nnd: Gli De received daily. Hotels and prom: ca Qraers by tended 0.3 tt they have no of George “A”, 824; No, 2 ing oMoors, Harlowe, Mc- Army Sword— Lieut. Cseler Tena ‘all competitors by a major- Ugly Corps Molay Turner, 6; Evans, 2. Rifle and robe for stable- 20: cy loonight the fair Will close, and the following 5 gown for lawyer, butcher tools, ulster Oe ee Eas Me ae ee night, and the of the audience increased the i scene in the hall of ‘statues, when her powerful ing made a pro- ‘mpression. She grows on ue scene, were equal the best of of the world. She was well su dy Levick, as “Colo ” and Mr. Albat as “Ludovico.” To-night appear In the beau- ae “Love, or the Countess and the Seon ‘8 OPERA Hovse.—The Union Square company Raggi Flats” here this evening for the last Previous mention has been made of the excellence, individually and collec- tively, of the company, and of the fund of amusement that the affords. This even- eae ree een nee Opera eat week Jobm T. Pilati will 1 play “Wol- fert's Roost” at the 0} W ‘ashington I "Ss “Slee} pisohow Be cin eee a “Ichabod Ne ‘ork “‘Wolfert’s Roost” rah for fifty nights.” Mr. k nd has been very success- in it elsew! The character of the “Schoolmaster” is admirably suited to Mr. Ray- mond’s peculiar line of acting. aS will be sup- rted by his own . Wilkes irit cays: Mr. ond’s: “Te bold Crane” is admirably adap ed to 0, the purposes of Mr. Raymond. It is a in_ which he can shine, which hecan make por pular, and which, true to nature or not, is unquestionably comie ens pateAe for stage representation. ‘THEATER CoMIQUE.—The closing performance of the week at the Comique will be unusually excellent, Next week a ery attractive enter- tainment will be offered. CoL. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL will lecture at the National Theater to-morrow evening, on “The Soe one of his most brilliant and audacious efforts. TALLMADGE HALt.—Prof. Coed ed will ap- pear at this hall seen this evening. Hisenter- tainments have n a feature in ee ton for the ree ee and he draws FELLOWS’ Hatt. ‘the performance wpinatore® last evenin Fellows’ Galle for the bénellt of St dehn's Mite associa association, was vey, succes taL ‘The attendance was very large ant e opera admirably of the cast, do Se wal ‘The orches- tral music was also fin ‘he performance will be repeated this evening. ‘Ae ‘RAND ENTERTAINMENT Will be held in the new audience room of the 9th Street Metropoli- tan Methodist Protestant Church, on the even- ing ofthe 9th. Miss Eva Mi Miss Minnie aren, Little Annie Lewis, and uthers will take al THE ORIGINAL FISK UNIVERSITY JUBILEE SINC- ERS.—It 1s to be hoped our readers are aware What atreat isin store for them on Monday evening next. The original troupe of Fisk Uni- versity singers, who have been in Europe three years, and who have earned for Fisk University $150,600, give their first concert in Lincoln Hall, on Monday evening. They will have a grand welcome, and we advise our readers to secure their seats at once at Metzerott’s. In Philadel- phia, at the Academy of Music, last Thursday evening, they had an immense audience. They were honored in Germany and England and other countries by the patronage of the crowned heads and other high officials. THE next art lecture by Dr. J. Leonard Corn- ing will be given at the Con; ational Church next Tuesday evening, the sul gabect being**Mich- ael Angelo—art under the Mi FATHER MOELLING, an ex-monk, assisted by Fathers Quinn and Wood, will lecture at Lincoln Hall next Monday evening on the “Dangers of Romanism to Free American Institutions.” Mxs, ADELINE DUVAL MAck’s studies in elocu- tion at eee hall i Deine about finished, she has been Tepeat the course, and announcement wut ben le of the place in Tae Star's advé pikes columns next week. In the meantime Mrs. Mack will receive private pupils and Classes at her residence, 304 Indiana ave. rformed. Ail CUTICURA REMEDIES, ‘The success attending the use of these great rem- edies in the treatment of affections of the akin and Scalp with Loes of Hair is ssvoniahing. From 3 every ie of the count: Fist ee ents of what rmuchel be cal call iiraculons fesare. We to foal ‘who have cane esd mara oe ers Ovricuna Boar and G Guarcuna ResoLvent, and Will thankfully receive reports of new cases wher- ever they occur. SALT RHEUM ON BODY And Limbs. Obliged to Go About on Crutches. A wonderful Care. Weexs & Porren: Gentlemen:—In Jus- ties Diese who may suffer as I have fered, and frateful acknowledgment of the cure I have e CuricuRA REMEDIES. . My fuente [ have been a ‘condition at: timos nas able . ink RESOLVENT strengthening and medicine to take in tuich extreme cases aa mnie, because. the Giscase ia 80 weakening to nae system. Very gratefully yor MALDEN, Mass., Oct. 18, fuae: ABA SHOWN: ECZEMA OF THE HANDS Cured. Interesting Letter from a well- known Attorney. Enrron New ORteans PrcayuNe: Sir:—Since the fall of 1867, up tothe three weeks, I have been troubled with an eruption of the skin, which the doctors call by various names, but which ts gquorally xnown by the name of Eezems or Balt Pyneipal, place ties whlels at dimes, especially during the wi ‘winter lineage threatened to spread from my were ve 1° panda sere g Se rand is thie city, with no more sticcess than a tem Atte: ee a Ewould, as 1e saying goes, have togrin ani lelphia, cone ane He considerable expense, and mu: ind suffermugs T haa come tothe poe Catoat four weeks eagol read in the Picayune the gdvertisoment of Coblcurs, for sale by our wal- known Lyons, and resolved to Ip a fi oe box, and kefore it was att used the d completely disappeared, and I feel certain that mine is a permanent cure. My ob; in sending you this letter isto make known other sufferers the value of PUxICUA, and thug benefit, if ever 60 Uttle, suffering hi IARBOLL, ty many, ‘ours truly, P. P. O, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. 38 Car 8t., NEw OBLEaNs, Dec. 25, 1878. ‘Tue Curicuna REMEDrEs are Weeks & Potter, Chemists and Dru Prat eold yee all Dreesiste. small boxes, Emes te quantity of small ok SOLVENT, BI Der bottle, | Coziouma Soar, 26 canta per cake’ by Inail, 30 conta; three cakes, #6 cen COLLINS Voltaic Hlectric Plasters. Placed over the center of the nervous forces, the pit of the stomach, they stimulate the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, Perfect Digestion, cure ronnie in the nding Get the genuine. a }. CLARENCE DUVALL. Jas. H. Mane. JUVALL & MARR, D ‘ get et, Lebroit Building. HOUSES RENTED. RENTS amc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. General Agents for the follontes Firs baa Fire Insurance Companies: Giant. F i NewYork. _ Tradeamen, New: York. Lsciad Babe ees Sandy Pinn; motions arrest and ina filed, Frank Jordan; execution stayed. os GEORGETOWN. a Cae and the Pda ovo on on. jevel of the Pore 2 Boi bie Be of the lock at the of Greene street, Tenewed. The water will Seat put in See 2 eee acumnl eens will there- his friends in the Distri THE FATHER OF THIRTY-ONE CHILDREN:—Thos. Belt, a colored laborer and white-washer, living near the police station house here, is the father oe 31 children, by 3 wives. By his’ first wife he 8 children; by his second wife 10 children, ana by his present wife 13 children, the young- est not yet a week old. CITY ITEMS. OnzE Dose Lodille's Headache Specific taken at bed-time insures a good night’s rest. J. M. LaRogue’s ANTI-BiLious BIrrEers.—If you feel dull, crores, ere eee have frequent headache, mouth h tastes badly and tonrue coat- ed, you are sufferins from ton torpld. iver ‘or bilious- ne&s,and nothing will cure youso. r- or manently as J. M. Laroqu permanente paren: ‘$1.a bottle. For mae by drug- THORNTON, Prop’r, Balto., Md. A BONE SPAVIN ON A VALUABLE HoRsE.—Blis- tered, fired, rowelled, and did everything with- out any benefit. a neighbor advised me to try Giles’ Liniment. poet @ quart bottle. To my intense satlstaction the bony deposit disap- peared, also ness. HB. EDWwanps, Park Hotel, Se NJ. Send to Dr. G1.gs, 120 West Broadway, N. Y., for pamphlet containing full information. Giles’ Pills cure Rheumatism. ‘Trial bottles 25 cents. 8,tu,t,3 One Package Makes One Quart of medicine. Such 1s Quirk’s Irish Tea, the great Dilious remedy. Price 25 cents, For RHEUMATISM OR GouTin any form, Wiit- des Anti-Rheumatic Pil/s will be found a certain and unfailing cure. These Pills will not cure everything; they are good for Rheumatism and Gout only, and will cure any case of those dis- eases in every form in which they are known. They cure inflammatory rheumatism, both acute and chronic; eliminate from the blood all accu- mulations that cause pain and stiffness, enlarged joints, etc., and remove from the joints all de- posits of foreign substances such as urates of soda and lime. In every instance in which they have been tried they have accomplished a com- plete cure. They have cured old cases that had Stood for years and had resisted every other remedy. They have relieved from all pain and stiffness, and restored to use limbs and joints that had been bent and stiffened for years. Price only 50 cents, For sale by all druggists. Joun T. WHITTLE, Pharmaceutist, corner Lexington and Fremont sts., Baltimore, Md. I Feel Dull and Stupi We hear this every day, and big iy this? Be- cause you are bilious: Quirk’s Zrish Tea will set you right. “ROUGH ON Rats.”—Ask spb Se for it. It clears out rats, mice, roach¢ -bugs, 15c. a box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue. “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, comptete cure 4 to6 ee urinary com) Le $1, at druggists. and Vashington at 430 WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and ona prem Establishment, 906 G st., near 9th. in every ae Prices moderate. ‘THE SOLID SovTH, to a woman, are for Be es: rs, using them’ as their only family medi- Covens.—“ Brown’s Bronchial Troches” will allay irritation, which induces cought ne, waiving oftentimes immediate relief in Bronchitis, enza, Hoarseness, and Consumptive and Asth- matic Complaints. MURIATE AMMONTUM has long been recognized 88 a most efficacious remedy in cases of inflam- mation of the mucuous membranes, especially that of the nasal pharynx, bronchial tubes, in lung complaints and asthma. twenty- five years experiment and experience with divers menor o convert. Lied remedial Perea ected an appara us ‘capable 0 of produ and propel si a vapor into all ori pune and ry organs; its beneficial results in chronie catarrh, healing ulceration or affections of the mucous membrane of the fauces, restor- ing functional derangement of taste or smell, and a reno ving headache, cannot be too highly oMeterence to well-known citizens can be ob- gue at his ome, Se 619 19th st. LW. ee on tigetAr partouarly 8 At nial cnignes ahet ge nected, ‘warm in bed, ins metimes etgioayne is Ownt- Also cures Tetter, “ gee RATE Pa wean per Ib. cheese KR XK 8 L K OK ss E KEKE ¥ ¥ 8 L Ex Gy "sees F orrery EE bed 8 L KE ¥ 8 L KK Y sB.8 LE K EK Y¥.. 8888 . LLLLL THE KENTUOKY STATE LOTTERY I8 DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE ON WEDNESDAY, MM MM A BER coc HH il 7777 MM MM AARRC CHH lt 7 MM MM AAARR O HoH ll 77 MMMMAARRC CHH ll 77 MMM MA ARRCCC HH i1 77.. LIST OF PRIZES: 1 Prize of $20,000 is, 20, 000 prize of 4,600 is. 4,600 prize of 2,000 is. 2,000 5 prizes of. 1,000 are. 5,000 Sprizesof 500 are. 2,500 20 prizesof 250 are. 5,000 100 prizes of 50 are, 5,000 200 prizesof 20 are. 4,000 500 prizes of 10 are. 5,000 27 Approximating Prizes amounting to. 2,700 1,860 prizes amounting to..ss.-.0++ TIT W CCC K K EEE TTT 8s3 ql T WO OKK E rT B11 THC KK £&E T 8_ 88811 T U0 COKK E cS po T W CCCK KEEE T sss i.. Club rates upon application. §37-Ont-of-town orders of $5.00 and upwards should be made by certified check, draft, or sent by express. For full particulars and orders address G. UPINGTON, 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Buccessors to Williamaon & Oo., 01 M. J. RICHMOND, COVINGTON, KY, List of dray lished in the fhe Ne omar York Her- all hia Record, Putadaiphie’ ae tae Disnbich, Pittsburg Gincinpatl Inquirer, Cincinnatl Gommmerciay and iat laces re i — ofthe ee Seer mands ony once a a Mi. Seca Boaincy aoa ter aa Sigpanibor to emai b Saat ee OaTs OaTs!: 20,000 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED OATS VERY CHEAP, az WH. M. GALT & 00.8, Corner 1st siveci and Indians 2 | AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES. 8 EURNISBINGS, 'THOMPSO. E. MAU pacrameron Fst. ook Pa ‘opp. Patent office. DUBRBEUIL BRO.’s, 1119 F street northwest. ¥ Goops AT © OLD PRICES. é ‘The best vard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at the oan pure LINEN TOWELS, 12%¢., (old paazee size pure LINEN NAPEINS, only 80., (old CREED RID nts OAT “et certain roan actual ‘Wool Colored CASHMERES reduoea to 260. baler red and Black SILK VELVETS st cost. 0 lored and Black SATING. ieee fr EkGE 15 for Ottiains, 12%, 15, aie Bee ak ian me mS CARTER’S, 711 Market |¥. Space. EOIAL BARGAINS IN BLAOK SILKS. BP} Our 81, $1.25 and $1.60 BLAOK SILKS are the “TAS Bt oo GOLO! a Colored CASHMER! ce on and boys wear 37, 60; 62, Téc., a 0, ee ar ypure White BRIDAL QUILTS, mb ‘Wiite QUILTS, 50, 62, 75, 87c., 81, qe 8, 711 Markel Space, gums THAT WILL GIVE ———e ““Orown Diamond” eee Pam Vt at SEE jan? 1002 F street n. LADIES’ GOODS. PRIEST r ES? SHOES. BALANCE OF FINE STOCK AT REDUCED ATTENTION TO ORDERS Qiowe> Branch H. WIREMAN’S. M=®*- J. P. PALMER, No. 1107 F Street Northwest, Ng fast returned from New York, will exhibit e week an elevant stock of CHIP and STRAW GOODS AND FRENCH MILLINERY NOVELTIES, For ¥arly Spring Wear. marl 1880 SPRING. 1880 MME. M. J. HUNT, Having during Hos. 691 and 693 D Btreet, se! just returned from New York, and will open (ONDAY, March let, a full assortment of SPRING MILLINERY GOODS. feb28 QFESING OF SPBING GARMENTS. 7 BILE, SILK DE LYONS and DRAP D'ETE MANTILLAS. LIGHT WEIGHT ULSTERS, JACKETS AND OIROULARS, At M. WILLIAN’S, 7 Cite Trovise, Paris. [feb16] 907 Pa. ave. ERBMILYA’S LADIES’ BOOTS, Unsurpassed for Beauty, Comfort and Durability. Winter BOOTS selling at reduced prices, at J. H. VERMILYA’s, 610 9th street. febt Cu: RUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANOY GOODS, No. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., ‘Received per steamer Berlin a fine assortment of GERMAN FAVORS, SILK and COTTON DOMINO MASES,; PAPER MASKS of all characters. jan2 VALENTINES of all description. M™- riguiNabcn Daessmaren. BRIDAL, mRoussiihus, Mot (OURNING ORDERS. mgrders filled at at shortest notice, ‘and in most artistic mova ¢ th. 8.6m 907 Pa. ave. Mi8* BELLE Lucas. DRESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLOES, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. decll STABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER g CENT. - $50,000 WORTH OF UNREDEE. PLEDGES, FOR SALE LOW, CONSISTING OF DIAMONDS. Fine; . WATCHES, Gold and Silver; And FINE JEWELRY. NO REASONABBLE OFFER REFUSED For any of the above goods. J. M. & B. COHEN, LOAN OFFICE, 1007 7th street northwest. ch sipuestonr aie and MUSIGAL IN > for Bale rome ORGANS. ORGANS ow, Soven, and Eight Stop ongaNS. of celabra rated Makers, in oi 4 Hin esst crea te et ae ben dior ‘Pennsy’ ‘ave. feb” -NAQUINE POINTS, Hazuasnn.. Wal Eas aro, In highons, bette sad’ on deeehe os Senn na hak as Hop Bitters, lita: ean od th So te Bw EORGE BYNEAL, Jr. G ‘Duaran x” OIL AND WATEE COLORES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS aup LAMP GOODS, Gecll 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) =: LOOE LOoH! 63. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR $1. Batter, 1937 Penna, aver P28 FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF THE EMINENT COMEDIAN, JOHN T. ME. JOHN 7. RAYMOND MR. Mit: JOHN 7. Wear MOND, RAYMOND, MR. JOHN T. Previous to his ‘Apnparence at Gaiety Theater. London, & Washington Irving's i scaington Irving's in Wachiteten Irving's - Beautituy Lerend of Beautiful Legend of SEE 136 HOLLOW. SL. HOLLow. SEEDPY HOLLOW. In his Great Character of In his Great Character of In his Great Character of ICHABOD CRANE, THE 8CHOO! STER. HAE OEE Be a SEE ICHABOD CRAN. STE! He ‘HE MA‘ ICHABOD CRANE, THE SCHOOLMASTER, Dramatized by George Fawcett Rowe, entitled mouenEae 8g BOSET. WOLFERTS ROOST’ WOLFERT’S ROOST. WOLFERT'S ROOST, WOLFERT'S ROOS. WOLFER1’S ROOST. A beautifal, quaint and simple five-act play, which has proved simply magnetic with the femi- nine portion of the audience. This tells well for its future, because the ladies in amusements as well as in faehione,—N. ¥. Herald. WOLFERT's ROOST. WOLFERT’S ROOST, WOLFERT'S ROOST! ‘Those who failed to secure an entrance on the first night were evidently determined not to be foiled at the second representation, as was indi- cated by another erormous attendance at that and each succeeding performance of the week.—. F. Sua. GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY. GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDA GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY. GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY. GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY, Reserved Seats Only 25 Cents, Reserved Seats Only 25 Cent, Reserved Beata Only 25 Cents, Reserved Seats Only 25 Cents, Reserved Seats Only 25 Cents, For Everybody in Dress Circle. For Everybody in Dreas Circle. For Everybody in Dress Circle ly in Dress Circle. For Everybody in Dress Circle, FRIDAY NIGHT, FAREWELL BENEFIT NIGHT, Mark Twain's Comedy Drama. COLONEL SELLERS, MARCH 1itH—KIRALFY BROS’ New Spectacle entitled V\CHANTMENT! As played at Niblo’s, New York, for four months consecutively. Iss EVA MILLS, MISS MINNIE EWAN, ares ANNIE LEW THER EXCELLENT TALENT, TAKE PART IN TI GRaNl NTERTAINMENT To Be HELD IN THE New AUDIENCE Room or THE 97H STREET apes Paes CHURCH, Between E and F streets, MARGH San, AT’ 7:50 OCLOCK, Admission, with Reserved Seat, 50 conta cade at Metzerott’s Music Store, 926 Pa. ECOND ATHENEUM CLI RT, CONGREGATIONAL teen WEDNESDAY, M, 7:45 O'CLOOK. THE PEABODY 8 QUARTET, Assisted by Madame RAL: AUERDAGH, Pianist, Miss H. A. HUNT, 10" "1 ‘Sonate im Appasi- ‘Trio by Beethoven, Songs by Hos Tickets, @1, including Reserved Seat and, pr0- eTictate tne 937 Pa. ave. iz Eo N4710" (AL THEATER. THIS (FRIDAY) | EVENING, ante zeus and Highly-Gifted American Trage- lienne, MARY AE DEEAON; ev ADs 2s jupported by Panacer A ae Alba ing ae SATURDAY MATINEE: INGOMAR At our usual Standard SC ReaD: Pri Admission to Dress Circle, 2c. for all. io ‘secured eats, Firat cone fist sory Lower floor, 50 and 75 cents, with no extra charge for secu SATURDAY NIGHT. Or THE COUNT! Owing to thevery great success of Miss Anderson, the management has the pleasure to announce a re- engagement for six nights and one matines, besin- ning MONDAY, ARCH S. me ROseee G. INGERSOLL, NATIONAL THEATER, UB CON- “‘ THE @ODS,” SUNDAY EVENING, MAROH 7. Admission. Reserved Beats can be secured at box office, Natfonal The- ater, during the entire w HINGTON | LiGi FANTRY w** Cones raid = MASONIC TEMPLE, > March 6—Everybody’s night Pare March $y Matinces for dren. cents. and Chil- CLOSING NIGHT FOR ht VOTING, A ont peaURDAy, MARCH 671 fey OR Uniform tor Letter Carrier. for Honorary Member. Dressing Gown for Lawyer. Butcher Tools, Ulster for Car Driver, lential Cane. Funch Bowl, for Restaurant. Revolver for Honors Revolver f for lonorary Mes ‘Member. zante young: ceases at nine o'clock each ni oe abe at voi: Commences at nine o'cl loses \- By order of the committee. - | Peeares. oz. MONDAY, ua siren pisntly. aD aoe cuentas Fist applarance of the Groat BUGKSTADERS, Hines “ana "Bloaso First 3} Webster’ Brothers, Famil: Greit Mur. Jombinstion in their specialties, Fay and edges Oot Combination in hese aaa CARPENTER. Mesmerism. ‘ALLMADGE page, Maren : Thaeetey, , Fri- ag JD FELLOWS" HALL “Tes jBlaren 2. Raion EN GAEL OW peineeday, and mess MATINEE, M: 6, at 2 Ste ap conta: aan Adinasion, 2 259 cote childs day f0 at night of the week, at Genet aaa Hie ie ree Minder 10 yeara, 10 cis. ial-6t" Foe! CONCERTS ae ORIGINAL FISK JUBILEE SINGERS mar2-5t ceo itt an Tho earned for the Fink University had an immense house at the Academy of Mysiein erg ented aio Su ee pata omedsa iss poe Tikes of foe 6, The sale of seats at Metserott's, ao | Spee FREER 4287, AND STORE, = = od Burwasn 675 sup Ozu dup E Avy F 87s. 5B ‘Washington, D. 0. ‘ATHER MOELLING, F (An Ex-Catholic “Monk, and it store, ree: Ballon on Fee Athitaber's a on Pa. ‘maré oh a. thst, ad Chapin ranean ——— HOUSEFURNISHINGS, iAaw_#£ 1D CAG! lete eeatuetts of HOU! DS Wikies, ats 2th TR toy - RATED OHINA ana POTTERY, & From the best factories in oEBANGE, ENGLAND, GERMANY, tries, to which we respectfully invite. the stennona citizens and strangers. (Late Webb & Beveridge,) Ho. 1009 Pa. ave., sanB Between 10th and llth streets. H VING BEPLENISHED Our Stock of CHINA, GLASS, CROCKERY WARE, DINNER, DESSERT and TEA on .s VICES, HOUSEKEEPING ARTIOLES, We solicit an inspection of the citizens fe an inspection same from J. W. BOTELER & ERO., Dreect IMPORTERS OF CHINA, Guass, &o., Pennsyi janl5 993 avenwe. ©. AND HOi io FPISaiNG GOODa. We now hese es magnificent assortment of all the newest 1m and Moquetten Roxbury © Baits Oar- Fiocr Oltsiocha fin sum, Dreseean’ Mae in great 3 Ra Pacine cS anf ences ee rls ciaee ta Go een dace hing Goods, willing it #o thelr sdvantege our fore purchasing. = eean HOOE BRO. & aug80_ 1398 FF st. m.w., near Ebbitt Lf saute STOVES. t Compan: ny Dave at: detrei pari freon aan is the Stove used by Mise ‘Bo Bods inner *Gail and eamnins them nyn AS FIXTURES. GAS FIXTURES. SPLENDID LINE OF GOODS. witty on banda nice lot of GAS FIXTURES, Sees ich I will sell at old prices for the Next Sire Persons in want of GAS FIXTURES, or likely to want them soon, will save 30 per cent. and get ® g00d article. E. F. BROOKS, = 15th street, OConconax Buripme. [Ron BITTERS. . febll Stop One Minute and Think,. Sareea Iron Bitters 7am, er Iron Bitters piolings: Iron Bitters Pe a ples Iron Bitters | im RON SUPPERS will cure y veil Iron Bitters) If _ yo Iron Bitters pliglieg Irom Bitters | cue7ou Iron Bitters Iron Bitters yor foal a EEE 1S BITTERS disease that females Giacene Saat fomnales are Hable to, YOU OAN BE OURED. Patoz $1 4 Bor. Aut Davaaiers 8211 TEEm. THE BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, Born eee sale by STOTT & CRO! went, wholesale and Fer sale vania a gists. GENUINE VIcHY. CELESTINS, GRANDE peel the Liver. HOPITAL, "| "Byeptpeit he Stomach, and the waters are botded Garier eee For sale by all first-class nie aera r gists and Grocers. BOUCHE, FILS & C@., Gu Ee SOLE AGENTS, NEW YORK? LOTHING, WATOI Bidare by saatlsptonptis sete BS G°, WALKER, 206 10th eweet, f Felt, Tarred Felt, Welt ahd caste cies Swans Notary punrioana sear, ESTATE AGENT 1125. Residence, 1600 8th se new jan17-2m GEASON OF 1880, np DROPEROr UL, Qake Will open MAY 20H, 1880. ° reasonable. Send for circular. ravi 6m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor. ERSONS D) ING MI = PRG ee sega of o1 SR ae ADELINE PUVA, MACK, of New York, and examine 1821 F street n.w. M* ae Tae AYE and SATU Dave, at4 Dm. “Tickets for course of eight lea- sale at hall. ‘B0c. Privat ivate Tewsone at $10 Indiana ave. feb18-1m Le" JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. 0. snd SILVER, in large or pasa Sen tgs epee AFTER THE LATEST ENGLISH STYLES. W. 8. TEEL, S85 Penman oven CARD.—We have this day appointed SEMEEN Sole Agent Ge Fan the: Gann, OF Oommograp! ographic Clocks Oe Washington, February 24, 1880. Bas tty TE he Bist at =r e9 & en SHOE STORE, 4G124 14th st.