Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1880, Page 4

ae 9 er ange 2 e 5 fines : eee SHE EVENING STAR. | ses wacmoron cmaxooricn comes. || uur uestyeoieeiisemeoeres coer a ieee AMUSEMENTS. LECTURES. TUESDAY.. .“arch 9. LSSO. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrice OF CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, WASBINGTON. March 9, 1888, For the middle Atlantic states, falling ba- yometer, stationary or hizher temperature, northerly winds. cloudy weather, with rain in northern part. the southern and snow in t Amusements, National § Theater. — Mary Anderson as “Pauline” in “The Lady of Lyons.” Ford's Opera House.—John 'T. Raymond as “Jchabod Crane,” in “Woilfert’s Roost. Theater Comique.—“The Highwayman of Paris,” and varieties. Masonic Temple—Prot. Carpenter's exhibi- ‘tions of mesmerism. Lincotn Hall.—lTecture by Father Moelling. an ex-Catholic monk, and Fathers Quinn and Ninth Street M. P. Chairch.—Grand entertain- ent, music, &c. Congregational Cloch.—Lecture by Dr. J. Leonard Corning: Michel Augelo—Art under the Medici. Condensed Locals. ‘The Grand Council, Sons of Jonadabs, made a fraternal visit to Invincible Council in ‘George- town, last night. After initiation, Messrs. W. H. Walker, grand chief, Addison, Williams, Berry, S. C. Mills, Bailey, and others made ad- ‘Mrs. Myra rare ents appeared in Circuit Court, No. 1, yesterday, to prosecute a suit 20 years old against the National hotel. The de- mand was for $1,025 damages, the value of two trunks alleged to have been retained by the hotel for the non-payment of a board bill and ‘sul juently lost. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant. ‘The Pension Office contributions to the Irish relief fund, through Dr. J. C. O'Connell, amounted to $116.25. ‘At the regular meeting of the Woman's Na- tional Health Association held in the parlors of Dr Bland last night, Mrs. Dr. Davis, of Falls Church, Va., read a very able paper on mental culture, which was followed by briet_speeches, by Col. G. W. Marypenny, of Ohio, Dr. Bland, oes irl The president, M. Cora Bland, M. The ean of fire from box 51, at 12:45 o'clock this afternoon, was for fire in a Wardrobe in the house corner of New Jersey avenue and D street southwest, owned by Theodore Wasserbach and ‘occupied by Jos. Fry. The fire was extinguished by citizens; damage about $50. The Alexandria County Outrage. TWYMAN LODGED IN JAIL. The colored brute, Robert Twyman,who made the Indecent assault on Miss Josephine Conk- Ung, near Arlington, was taken to the jailin Alexandria, Sunday evening, baving been ar- rested near the Long Brisige, by a Virginia con- stable. The constable who took him to jail made a lively trip of it, anticipating that the crowd would take his prisoner from him. Last night there was quite a crowd in Alex- andria around the jail and the police station, apxious to get the prisoner, and had he been found there is but littie doubt but.that he wont ave been swung up. The sheriff and authorl- ties had, however, very disereetiy kept lls ex- act place of imprisonment quiet, and in that Way doubtless the life of the boy was saved. To-day the excitement has abated considera- bly, many looking on the prisoner as being too small a boy to yeance upon. CLOSING UP THE Farr. the Light Infantry fair ¢ of an auc fon for si ingonhand. The bidding was liv Mr. W. M. Thompson, of the Interlor department, won the black silk dress pattern. The sale being over the room was cleared and a dance followed, Donch’s band furnishing the must ‘The racing shell won by the Analostan Boat Club will be taken away this afternoon by the club, escorted to their boat-house by the Light Infant full uniform. District Cases om v. ‘UPREME COURT. /Somwigrg 2 in the G. S. Supreme Court, the two cases 01 W. Vandenburgh & Co. against Ruaeiph. "favmenberg and N. A. Cowdray, from the Supreme Court of the District, and “declded in favor of the complainant, were affirmed in an opinion delivered by Justice Field. The ac- — were to restrain the further disposition of | two board of audit certificates deposited by Van- denburgh with pumen Dery as collateral, and by him sold to Cowdray. ‘he latter defended the suit on the ground that he was an innocent a without notice of the real ownership. court held that the certificates were not itiable paper, and the defense taerefore void. it they had been rly assigned the result, it was intimated, im sht_ have been different. Blumenberg was indicted for embezzlement in connection with this and similar cases where he ran off with collateral deposited with him by District contractors, but a nolle pros. was entered in the cases on his return from Califor- nia, about a year since. ey FRANKLIN MUTUAL RELIEF AssoctATION the following oficers last evening: Pretient S. C. Mills; vice-president, D. Landvoigut; secretary, J. Borden Smith: trea- re te M. Robinson; medical examniner, Dr. Rt. AF rustces, A’ A. Henry, W. H. Norton, J. w Richardson, John J. Fuller, D. A. Murphy, R, A. Sweetman, Samuel Weaver. THE NORTHERN LineRrty MARKET ( "day elected the following di -- man, G. K. Andrews, Thomas | R. Kelley, Theodore farnes, Merrick, Thomas J. ‘Fister. and B ‘he numpber of votes cas ‘THE BaRLow collection of ofl paintings and | engravings ate now on exhibition, day and eve. Ring. ‘This is considered by connoisseurs to be ost important collection ever offered in ined city, an should command the attention of the lovers of the fine arts. t IMPROVEMENTS IN THE DELIVERY OF WESTERN Malts.—The mails which reach Washington _ from the west in the evening are now distribu- ted immediately upon their arrival. For many bed there had been but one dally distribution of Western mails, It had been the habit to close the Post office at 8 o'clock, and to allow the Western mail which arrives about that hour in the evening to remain unopened in the Post office until the next morning. Under the new Famediate all mails arriving at night are tely put into the boxes, and mails for _ the hotels and for the newspaper offices in the gs are delivered by carrier the same nignt. It Bow possible for those who send for their Werte mailat night to answer it before the Geparture of the outgoing Western night mail. THE ALEXANDRIA CENTENNIAL.—To day the eltizens of Alexandria are celebrating the ce ot thetr Srey of the elty gov- Sree init eprom mbraces a proces- bells, firemen's and military pace,’ nd to-night a torchlight procession, followed by a on meeting, at Sarepta hall, to be addressed by Wm. F. Carne on the history of the city, and the reading of a poem by H. B. ‘Whittington. > = AMONG THE Fixe Books to be soldat gle 3 Suction rooms this (Tuesday) evening. are Ifo- sta works, The Ruins of Palmyra, Walpole’s Memoirs, Webster's Dictionary, Kees’ Enclyclo- oes the splendid copy of the Enclyclopedia litana, Pieart’s Great Works, Lippin- ietionary fo Biography and Mytholo, nd many other nd valuable works, “Mrs. Locxwoas A MARYLAND CovrT.—A eri Bat of the Baltimore Sun from Fred- eric! \a., March 5, says: Something of a sen- juced at the court house in this sity to-day by y the appearance of Mrs. Belva A. of Washington, D. C., as counsel for ‘the defence in the case set the state against three boys, aged from 10 to 14 years, whose parents reside in Washington, and who are with the larceny of several articles Stier, R. B. McGuire, vy _ Railroad company, at Point of Rocks, on the ‘Sth of December last. Mrs. Lockwood's admis- ‘sion wes moved by Mr. C. H. Eckstein. The Judge Lynch, merely stated that if no ob) m Was made by any member of the bar the clerk should administer the usual oath. ‘The court room was densely packed with spec- tators, included among whom were a large sumber of ladies, the elite of the city. The trial dm which she is engaged Is still in progress. ‘Misses Mills, Ewan and Lewis. Seeadvt. ft A BABE ABANDONED By I Rater eas 9:30 o'clock last bay Ontices anks took from kept by Mattie Frenchman, west, & white femaie In fant, ‘born on the 22d of last month, and aban- doned by its mother. The little one was taken to the seventh precinct station house, and tem- g_ Porarily turned over to a lady, who promised to care tor and adopt it If pei tted. ‘There was a j from the unknown mother found with the child, and also a satchel, which is supposed to ~ haye had the child in tt_ when left at the house. morning, in the Police Court, Mis. alary ECan e Police Court, Mrs. Mary E. Can- bon ‘charged with loud and boisterous con- between Louisiana avenue — ‘@ car belonging to the Baltimore and Onio | ‘This conference, which met tn Asbury church. on Wednesday last, closed its session yesterday afternoon, Bishop Peck atnouncing the ap- pointments: Among them are the following: Washington District—W. C. Cooper, presiding elder; Asbury, Ln W. S. Peck; Ebenezer, A. eS Wilson: Mt. Zion, Georgetown, D. C., J. D. Hall. Baltimore 1 District—H. A. Carroll, presid- ing elder; Sharp street, John A. Holmes; Or- chard street, James Thorne; Centennial, J. H. pee Asbury, N. M. Carroll; Ames chapel, Walker; John Wesley, R. Steel. Ly eee District_P. G. Walker, presiding he Lynchburg, G. T, Pinkney; Alexandria, W. Foreman. Wytheville District — Eden Fam mond, gee elder; Wytheville, L.W. Briggs; Abingdon, W. P. Ryder; Salem, G. W. Jackson: Marion, J. H. Jackson. ‘Staunton—T. H. Booth: presiding elder; Stanton, B. Brown, jr. THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE OF THE M. gE. cHURCH, continued Its session in Madison avenue M. E. Church. Baltimore, yesterday. The charaeters of the following supernumerary preachers were Long ¥ Morgan, Saml. A. V tiison, Chas. A. Reid, Jas. ir Brown, J. W. Cullum, Geo. Hildt. C,H, Mytinger, E. E. Shipley, Arthur Foster, J. W. Cornelius, Joel Brown, E. E. Anderson. Also thecharacters of the following superannuated pe R. W. Lipscomb, Maberry Cohun, C. 1. Savidge, B. H. Smith, W. C. Mullin, W. Ii. Pitcher, Chas. Clever, C. B. Young, T. 8. Hard. ing, Jas. Brads, Jas. Ganble, G. W, Israel, M. A. Turner, 8. L. M. Conser, Jas. Bunting, 0. P. Wireman: M. L. Hawley, G. G, Markham, 8. H. Cummings, A.J. Bender, J. W. Start. A reso- lution Was adopted inviting Bishop Thomas Bowman to make Baltimore his home, as far as the interests of the church will permit. The proposition to instruct delegates to the general conference to oppose any attempt to make the presiding eldershi ip ee Ip elective came up, and gave rise to considerable discussioa. ‘The annual missionary sermon was preached by Kev. G. V. Leech, of 4th street church, Wash- ington, from Matthew, 6thchap., 10th verse, acd he'spoke of the satisfactory results attending the misstonary efforts of the church. Rev, J. P. Wright presented the report of Drew Theological Seminary. Rey. W. B. Edwards, from the committee to whom had been referred the appeal of Rev. J. J. Anspach, who was suspended from the min- istry, submitted a report. which was adopted, that,in view. of. the representation that Mr Anspach can furnish new evidence, the case be referred to the quarterly conference of Flint- ‘stone ¢ireuit for a new trial Rev. Henry Skews, tor of a Methodist church at Palestine, Texa: fer lea for aid to assist in liquidating the ‘biedness of $1,600 on nis personage and aniapee and a collection was taken up. Rey. H. R. Naylor offered a resolution express- ing cympathy with the Metropolitan church, Washington, and: recommending the general conference to devise some means £0 relieve it of its financial embarrassment. Collections es L, $73 1 Bown, trom the committee om Stin- jay Observance, Teported resolutions, wi were adopted, declaring it to be the dut conference to memoralize the legislature agai all legislation looking to the infringement uj the Sabbath as a day of rest and moral ani lgious improvement; deprecating the issuing: Of newspapers on Sunday, and earnestly advis- ing the people to have ‘nothing to do with them, and recommending the formation in the conference of an organization auxiliary to the International Sabbath Association Rev. W. T. D. Clemm, from the committee to whom was referred the papers in_ the case of nee B. L. Quinn and F. W. Wood, ex-priests f the Catholic church, reported a resolution, whic ‘h was adopted, heartily @ commending them to the support of the religious community. Rev. St. Clair Neal, from the committee on the cure relief fund, re] led that of the amount assessed last year of $2,700, the sum of $2,560,97uad been collected. The proceeds had been carefully applied. The committee recom- mended that $2,700 be raised during this year. The relations of Revs. Arthur Foster, John W. Cornelius and Joel Brown have been changed from supernumerary to effective. A memorial of over 600 citizens of Westmin- ster, Md., has been sent to the bishop, asking that Rev. J. D. Still, who has already served the usual limit of two years at that charge, be re- turned to them. THE BALTIMORE CON; EEENCE M. E. CHURCH continued its session at at ¢ wront Royal, Va., yes- terday. The examination of elders in Rocking- ham district was entered upon, and the chara‘- ters of all passed. The elders of Washington and Winchester districts;in part, also passed in character. The report on education was read in relation to Randolph Macon College, Ashland. Va., showing that the subscriptions secured by Dr. W. W. Bennett, president, has greatly re- duced the debt. An endowment was needed, and this, its semi-centennial, having been cha tered in 1830, was. a proper time to secure it. Regolutions were adopted comme: ane it to the patronage of the people, and calling for an en- dowrnent oe ae its semtcentenntal year. Rev. W. W. nnett, D., president, ad- dressed the conference in reiatian to the college and on the subject of education. He made the interesting statement, among others, that the Methodist church had one-fourth of the colleges of the United States—100 out of 400. The order of the day, the memorial service, Was entered upon, and memoirs of Rev. Thomas B. Sargent, D. agile Oldest member of the con- ference, Re: H. Wheelright, J. L. Gilbert and M. Scanlon, were read, and interesting addresses made. Rey. A. B. Blue has not been suspended, as reported. Amusements, etce Forp’s Orrra Hovsk.—Mr. Raymond appeared at the Opera House in “Wolfert’s Roost” Coe night before an appreciative audience. The play, unlike “Colonel Sellers,” does not nine upon the one character for effect. Other char- acters besides “Ichabod Crane” have interest- ing i arts in the play—a somewhat peculiar one, but novelty of construction makes it it alt the better. Mr. Raymond in “fechabod Crane” has found a new tleld, but carries with him all the qualities that have won him his high repu- tation as a comedian. ‘“Wolfert’s Roost” will be repeated this evening. NaTIONAL THEATER.—Miss Mary Anderson repeated her impressive. and delightful rendi- ton of “Juliet” at the ational evenings She did not have as large an audience as such a decided attraction should have drawn. ‘To- night she will appear as “Pauline,” in “The Lady of Lyons”—Bulwer’s beautiful play. THEATER COMIQUE.—The performance here last evening left nothing to be desired in the way bos ee and variety. The house was crowdec ‘THE FISKE JUBILEE SINGERS.—The concert at Lincoln Hall last evening by the Fiske anuiiee Singers was a success. ‘The troupe has great}. improved. Their next entertainment will be given tn the same hall to-morrow evouin Masonic TEeMPLs.—Prof. Carpenter will give one of his exhibitions of mesmerism at Masonic ‘Temple this evening. As this is the Professor's last week in Washington, none should miss. the Cppestanity, of seeing him. He will be at jasonic Temple to-morrow evening. MICHEL ANGELO—“Art under the Medici"— will be the subject of Dr. J. Leonard Corning’s third lecture to-night at the Congregational chureh. An exhibition and description of the great works In painting and sculpture in the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's, at Rome, and others by chis renowned artist. ’ From 7:30 to 5 o'clock Prof. Bischoff will preside at the organ. ‘NINTH STREET METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH. grand entertainment will be given at this church this evening. Miss Eva Mi Miss Min- nie Ewan and Miss Annie Lewis will assist in making the entertainment a success. A varied and well-selected programme will be rendered. CONGREGATIONAL CutukcH.—The Peabody strip; quartette will give a delightful concert atl arch to-morrow evel LINCOLN Halt.—Father Moelling, an_ex- Catholic monk, and Fathers Quinn and Wood will lecture at {.ncoln hall this evening on “The Dangers of Romanism to Free American Inst!- tutions.” Prov. Gnemwnn will lecture at Lincoln Mis- ston, corner R and 1ith streets n.w., Monday evening, March ioth. - Subject: —“"The ‘Duties of the Colored People.” Proceeds for the beneftt of the Third Baptist church. “WoMEN WHo THIN In response to an {n- Vitation from a large number of prominent aires including Representatives Lowe, Black- hens, S. S. co Wm. P. Frys La Matyr, Kelley, and ae others of both Houses Bland, M. D., will deliver her lec Te. ture ‘upon “Women Who "Think, "at Lincoln Hall, next Monday evening. This lecture has made a great Ly See and will no doubt draw a age: and distinguished audience Mon day night. ENTRIES FOR THE SPRING RacES.—The num ber of entries made for the running races of the National Fair Association, commencing May 17, and lasting for four days, is as follows: — al handicap, 44; —— coun Sweepstake: Potomac swee' 22; Brighton cup, rt cm Wiliard Hotel cup, 19, 1 altogether 122 entries. The entries closed March Ist,butevery traot ae of speed duranee 13 represented in the above en- tries, some of aoe finest stock in the country be- ing ‘The track will be in a much im- prov ‘condition. ee < Scrr For £10,000 Damacgs.—Mr, Totten to-day for H, K. Wi administrator of Martin Dixon, for use of H. Christmas, trator, entered suit W. W. W. Wood for 600 forth at in 1869 ‘on conveyed for $17,000 a certain of property in t defendant, assaulted on the night of the 5th inst. is rapidly recovering and will In a short time b2 ready to a) at court. Smothers, who was arrested as her assailant, isin jail ad still pro- tests his innocence. His counsel, Mr. srown- ing, will, under his instructions, ask that there be an examination at the Police Court as soon as the physician (Dr. Bayne) certifies that Miss L, is able to appear on the stand. ROD AND GcN CLUB.—The members of the “Woodmont Rod and Gun Club” met at the law ae of A. H. Evans & Co. tna Nerd ae effected _a permanent organization by elec! esq., president of the club; Gen. m, , Vice president; J. B. Churen, e3q., secretary, and Col. J, O. P. Burnside, treasurer. ‘The club have lately purchased for cash the Splendid estate of ‘* oaamont,” ” in Washington y. Md., containing upwards of 2,000 acres cf tine iand covered mostly with the virgin forest and fronting nearly a mile on the Potomac river at dam No. 6, a celebrated point for black bass fishing. Among the members of the club are Admiral Ammen, Commodore Earl Engilsh, Commander R. D. Evans, Commander Harry ‘Taylor, Commissioner Paine, Assistant Commis- stoner Doolittle, and other prominent citizens. DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows: Geo, W. Balloch, trustee, to W. B. Hooper, lots 96 and 97, in Balloch’s sub. of pai Gens. and Eienbeth Barnes to $ Samuel Domer, lot 12 and art lot 11, sq. 693; $4,500. John Wright to John N. . Salkeld, James Jobnson and Thos. Unawo trustees, north half of fot 3 ta block 10 of “ Pleasant Plains:” $387.20. ichard L. Hoxie, trustee, to Caroline H. ‘Sherman, original lot 13, sq. 185; Sis 25. Jos. Chatham to Martha Chatham, lot 34, Sq. 536; $—. G. N. Hopkins et al. to 0. J. Waters, lot 13, sq. $2,500. KR. C. Fox et al, trustees, to N. G. McMillan, lot 25, poe 16, and lot 5, block 22 ‘of: Meridian Hill, and lots 21, 32, 33 of the Widow's Mite; $1,175. J. G. Naylor, jr, to G. M. Hayward ét AL, part 6, sq. 73: $968.45. St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum to An- Grew Devine, part lot 22, sq. 733; $709.50. Frank- lin Rives to D.G. Adee et al., lot C, sq. 170; $3,500. Geo. W. Hopkins et al. to Oliver J. wae Jot 13, of Hopkins’ et al. sub. of original |. 94; $2,i wy sacs Hawkins to Wim. W. , pt. 10} 732; $1,000, Jas. G. Nay- lor, Pe trustee, i Cho Mt, Hayward ‘and Ellas 8. "Hutchinson, pt. lot 6, sq. 73; $968.45. Si. Vincent’s Orphan asylum’ to Andrew Devine, east half of eriginal lot 21, sq. 733; $709.50. Franklin Rives to David G. Adee and Alney A: Adee, lot “C,” in Whitcroft’s sub. of original lot 14, sq. 170; $2, Annabel O. Page to John Bull, parts lots 27, 25 and 29, sq. 115; $—. John Bull to Harvey L. Page, do.; do. ichael and G. Catharine A. Conway fo Thos. Conway, part lot 2, sq. 560. Haryey L. Pi to Francis W. Diekins, lot 51, of Sunderiand’s sub. of sq. 115; $7,200." Joseph T. Powers to Mary C. Pet, son, lot 35, of sub. of south grounds of the Col- wmbian University; $1,500." Robert D. Berry to Sarah Simpson, north Half lot 1s, in sub. of’ sq. . T. Dearing to H. V. Hudson, . R. Shepherd’s sub. of sq., West of sq: “0, James F. Bradley 16 Mollie A. TOSS, Pi 02; $4,600. Geo. W. Stl ney, and Andrew B. Duvall, trustees, to Geo. W. F. Swartzell, lot 10, of Jno. Simms? sub. of sq. Jeremiah O’Connell to Michael King, 1, $1,000, ¥ Maria Robbins, lot 66, in Blake and Kelly's sub. 3 $464. Richard L. Gibbs to Jno. AL ‘t lot 21, sub. of sq. $. John harine Bs Hump! original lots 3and 4, sq. 187; $2,167. Burrill Wood to Virginia Crown, lot 42, of sub. of $—. Winiield Crown to Jno. W. Piling, lot 4% of Starr and Metcalf’s sub, of sq. 302; $1,000. Jno. J. MeCook to Winfield S. Crown, lot 16, in sub. of sq. 275; $900. Murphy Heiss to 8. S. Counselinan, tract of land near Military road, in county; $00. Geo, W. F. Twartzell to Mary J. Warner, lot 10, in sub of sq. ; and part of tract of land known as “Girls Portion;” $—. Wm. C. Flinn, trustes, ‘0 G. Cookman Femers, lot 14. sq. $1,082) Geo. wW. Cooper to James L. Barbour. lots from art 41, sq. George Truesdell to G. H. Allen, lot 42, sq. lots 10 and 11, sq. Pi; part: Sq. 1010, atid Loi A, 8q. 801; $1,508, J. tt to James Worm- ley, part 3, sq. 199; $5 E, C. Cutler toS. A. Coftin, part 4, Sq. 24; $750. Te Cross to R. O. Murphy, part 22. sq. Hi. K. Simpson to Madison Davis’ ‘lot O Sq. 755: $1 Same to George Schulz, part 31 and 4 8d. $155. — to Madison Davis and Ge Schulz, part 31, sr. 788; $155. A. De V. Burr to Mary MacDantel, property in the county; $5,000. AN INDECENT ASSAULT.—This morning, Henry Ferguson, allas Lee, and Clifton Lynch, two colored boys, were chi with a grossly in- decent assault on Horace Gordon, also colored. yesterday afternoon, and the court sentenced the first named to $10 fire or 60 days in jail, and the other to $5 or 15 days. SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT BY THE First Na- coe a oe National Bank of New 0-day, Totten, entered suit aoe the District ae Columbia, to recover $1,299 paid by said bank for eight tax lien cer- tficates, issued under the act of the legislative assembly of August 10th, 1S71, the assessments represented by sald certificates having been paid by the property-holders before the said certificates were issued. GOOD FOR THE JuDGE.—This morning, in the Police Court, an attempt was made to reopen the case of Betsy Johnson, who was convicted yesterday of an assault on her child by in- humanly whipping it with a cowhide. "The object of the motion to reopen the case was to have the fine of $10 reduced. The court said that a woman who inflicted 60 blows of a cow hide on a human being did not deserve consid- eration, and he would not revoke his judgment. SO PostTIvELy ONLY Few Days.—Remember to attend the closing sales of silver ware, watches, etc.. at 10, 2 and 7:30 each day this week, Wi - lams & Co.'s salesroom, corner 10th and D sts See card. DECREE OF Divoxce.—To-day Judge Hagner, -In the Equity Court, made a decree of divorce in the case of Virginia Swaggert agt. Alexander Swaggert, giving complainant the right to re- sume her maiden name of and the custody of their child. The grounds are drunkenness, bad treatment and desertion. Messrs, Ray ani Newman appeared for plaintifr. ‘THE FUNERAL OF BROOKE MACKALL, who died on Sunday last at his residence, No. 339 C street northwest, in the 80th year of his age, took place this afternoon from his late residence, and not- withstanding the inclemency of the weather, was Very largely attended by the relations and friends of the family. Rev. Dr. Addison, of the Trinity P. E. Church, officiated. The corpse Was laid out in a substantial walnut casket. After services at the house the body was re- moved by the ee ‘bearers, Dr. . Blake, Dr. Wm. Walters, bores P. McCorkle, Mr. Co- lumbus Alexander, te W. Willoughby and G, .G. Cox, to Oak Hill ran active voleano Is reported near Brown's Park, W. T. teHon. Henry F. Scharrett, a planter, of Fess Christian, La., and others in that section are in correspondence with one of the Chinese companies in San Francisco, and expect to have Chinamen at work in a few weeks in piss ot of the colored people who have gone to tz The Virginia house’of delegates yesterday dismissed the bill Introduced several weeks by a colored member repealing the law prohibit- ing intermarriage between white and colored races, two colored members voting for that dis- postion of it. ‘At Logansport, Ind., Saturday night, An- arew | Moyihan, the murderer of John Raymond Jackson, of Brooklyn, N. Y., finding four doors between’ him and Iberty closed but not locked, bead made his way out, carefully closing the joors after him. ODS, RESS GOODS. DRESS G DEP Ss Snine’ NovEL TIE: ENGLISH AND FRENCH eo ‘RIMMIN¢ FOR All-wool eee -checked Dress en Be. Camels Hi: Shoodai Clothe: all colors. All-wool Spring Caahmeres, all colors. All-wool Bunt Goods, | all colors. All-wool Brocatel Dros Colored sik, pring Shades, 75, 87c., $1, 81.15. ins f¢ Black silks, Ber BL: 81-28. 81.60 per yard. Eee Geto g a. Al-weol Black Tamise Clot ‘Be. oa SF 3 Si event styles for Spring, rom 25, 30, jdery, Job lots, 2c., u1 Hamburg Embroidery, Job lots, iP. White icon, OC. 60, T5c., 1, 1.25. TableLinase saline, 3s, 3, 80, 62, 0. 50, 0 BBS 8ic., $1, ret oe 8 ee C. MI. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, mar6 South side, near 7th st. GENUINE vicHy. be- HAUTERIVE) For Gout, fe aps ‘TERM. ‘To-day, National Bank agt. Johnson: motion to dismiss sppeal for want of bond overraled. Lee agt. Douglas, appeal dismissed. Ramsey | agt. Daniels; remanded to special term. sCamours Courr (No. 1) Judge Mac.Arthe. Yesterday, Gaines agt. Tenney; verdict for | defendant. Morgan agt. McClellan; judgment, for plaintiff for a nominal amount without costs. CRIMINAL CoURT—Judge James, Yesterday, John Conners, assault on Timothy Horan; plead guilty, and was fined $25 and costs. Poutcg Courr—Judge Snell. To-day, Mary Holland, profanity; $5. Wm. Cooper, Vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. -John Ackers, do.; do. John Simms, indecent expo- nae $10 oF 30 days. Ellen Duffy, disorderly; john Moore, loud and boisterous; 8. Daniel Seiane, Gree and assaulting Oficer Ahern; $5 in each case. Frank Collins and Edward Windsor, larceny of 8 books from Anglim & Co.: i recognizance. Aloysius Reed, disor. #5. Catherine Thomas, disorderly con- duct: $5. Philip White, larceny of $50; con- tinued. Henry Ferguson, alias Lee, and Clifton Lynch, assault on Horace Gordon; $20 or 60 days In case of first, and $ or15 days. Chas. Wash- ington, assault on his wife. The latter testified that he was no help to her whatever and spent his earnings on another woman in addition to pres ing her badly and assaulting her; 60 days in jail Anthony Stewart, assault on Robert Coles Meith a stone; 6) days in jail. Julia Toliver, larceny of a Coat valued at $2: $19 or 80 « handkerchiefs, &c., valued at $1 ay Matthew Delane, alias Daniel Delane, threats to his wife, Mary Delane, who is sueing him for a divorce; bonds $100 or jail 6 months. GEORGETOWN. “No THOROUGHFARE.”—There {s posted upon the M street bridge in four places the following: “No thoronghtare. Notice—All_persons are hereby notified that this bridge is not safe for heavy loads, and no Se is permitted ex- cept for foot passengers and street cars—one car ata time. By order of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia.” The Aiueduct bridge. which leads from pete avenue to Bridge street, as also does the other, has the following notice posted upon it: Heavily load- ed wagons and carriages are not_ permitted to pass over this bridge.” It will be thusseen that Le uae ‘ipal business street of Georgetown is ‘aded and merchants complain that their business is being interfered with and damaged. If the M street bridge is not safe for heavy loads it ought to be replaced by one that Is safe. THE CaNAL.—It is thought that the water will be let in this Jevel of the canal to-night, and will be all along the line by Friday next. CITY ITEMS. ONE Dose Loditle’ Headache Specific taken at bed-time insures a good night’s rest. Lazy and dull feelings are sure precursers of sickness, which nothing but dop Bilfers will ‘banish. 9-co3t FOR AN IRRITATED THROAT, cough or cold, Brows Bronchial Troches aré offered with the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They main- tain the good reputation they have justiy ac- quired. tu,th,s CARRIAGE ROBES AND Bi ETS AT Cost.—We > ZoOds at cost offer our entire stock of the abo forcash. The blankets are suitable for driving or traveling. ‘Those in want of such articles will sua) z to their advantage to call. JAMES: Dav 21 Pennsylvania aventie, under Metropolitan Hotel. 9-5 Are You Costive? If so be 1 of disea Avoid it by taking Quirk’s Ir Price 25 cents. Ar Tus Birtovs Season the system needs cleansing to ward the Greadtul feeling attend- ing. an early attack, and nothing can do it more ectually than J. M. Laroque’s Anti-Bilions Bitters, manufactured by W. E. THORNTON, Bal- timore, Md. Sold by all druggists, $1 a bottle or 95 cts. a packa: Wilbor's Cod-Liver Oil and Li Persons who have been ts aking Cod-Liver 0} will be pleased to learn that Dr. Wilbor has suc- ceeded, from directions of several professional gentlemen, in combining the pure Oj] and Lime in such a manner that it 1s pleasant to the taste. and its effects in Lung complaints are truly wonderful Very many persons whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and who had taken the clear Oil for a long time without marked effect, have been entirely cured by using this a Prcharation: Be sure and get the genuine. Manufactured only by A. B. WiLzor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. vy, th,s Never Say Die, but when you ‘are sick take a'dose of Qui Trish Tea, * Price 2% cents, at druggists. °0., New York, Spring Styles of og Stiff and Soft Hats, now ready, at James Davis’ Sons’, 621 Pennsylvania ave., under Metropolitan Hotel BARLETT’s PILE SUPPOSITORIES are a’sure rem- edy for Piles or Hemorrhoids. Painless and one Sold by druggists. A pamphlet on the disease Suda ee eae mailed on request. Box of 14, by $1.00. J. C. Baker & Co., General Agetits, nilgaeiphia inexcelled. 08 “RovanH on Rars.”—Ask druggist for i ae clears out_rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. a box; for Washington at 4S0 Pa. avenue. ae Piste '—Quick, comptete cure 4 to6 ys; all urinary complaints; $1, at druggists. er Washington at 480 Pa. ave. WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer’s Chemical Scouring and Dyeing Establishment, 906 G st., near 9th. First-class in every respect: iy 8,65 Prices moderate. A BONE SPAVIN ON A VALUABLE Horse.—Blis- tered, fired, rowelled, and did everything with- out any benefit. Z neighbor advised me to try Gites’ Lintment. ht a quart bottle. To ‘my intense Aatiatietion e bony deposit disap- peared, also the lameness. H. B. Epwarps, Park Hotel, Oceanport, N.J. Send to Dr. Grrzs, 120 West Broadway, N. Y for pamphlet containing full information. Giles’ Pills cure Rheumatism. ‘Trial bottles 25 cents. 8,tu,t,3 eon Piles—Symptoms isture, tense itching, enkecorm ys ae nig Tighe Aner tng ‘warm in bed, increased by scratching; aris are sometimes affected. ment” pleasant, sure cure. Now is the time to place your system ina Proper condition to carry you safely through the spring and summer influences. ABSORPTION No Experiment. HOLMAN Malarial, Liver, Stomach, Spleen and Kidney. PAD. You have been assured and reassured that hun- dreds of thousands throughout the world bear tes- timony of undoubted character, subject to your Sullest investigation, that the HoumaN Liver Pap Co.'s remedies have effected more cures, made warmer friends, and grown faster in favor than all the world’s treatments combined. All Druggists. For full treatment come to the office, corner 9th and E streets. 027 Do be persuaded to try it. Beware of Imitations and Counterfeits. feb14-t,th,s3m row THYSELF. ‘Tho untold miseries that result from indiscretion in early life may be alleviated and cured. ‘Those medical work published by tie PEABODY MED, jedical work published by the DI- CAL INSTITUTE, Boston entitled THE SOLERCE OF LIFE (on, SELF-PRESERVATION. Exhausted vitality, nervous and rary debility, or vitality impaired by the errors of youth or too. close applica- fion to business, may be restored and manhood ust publieed: Tt isa standard. medical work, ne best in the English language, written mpeinia of = experiences fo whom wan awerded o gold and fe undredth edition, revised and enlar; weled medal by the National Medical Association. t contains beautiful and very expensive ensray- ings. Three hundred pases, more than 60 valuable prescriptions for all forms of prevailing disease, the result of many years of extensive and successful practice, exther one of which is worth ten times the price of only $1, sent by mail post paid. ‘The London Lancet says:—*‘*No person should be without this valuable book. The author is a noble benefactor. An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents for postaze. The mutton prerers, by permiesion, to Jos.8.. GS president P: Ingraham, vice president; V nines MIDs t, nice! M.D. é N.R and ‘Connell, M.D. Fou hPor tne ehitadett phia a Univeneity of Medicina and Surgery; algo the faculty of the merican Uni- Versity of Philadelphia; alsorHon, Bk Biscell, M. D., president of the National Medical Association. Address Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st. Boston, Mass. ‘The author may be consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience. feb23-m&th HEAL THYSELF. PERG SouEanrs RAPE BE Bags AND BAUGES. s TISEIG COMPANY'S EXTKACT OF ‘AT. **Is a success and a boon for which na, Hous should feel grateful"--See ical “Lancet,” ‘‘British Medical Journal,” &e. OAUTION.—Genuine only with the fac simile of Paron Liebis’s Signature in Blue Ink across the “‘Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ‘ten years.” COMP, witslesatooniyye G- DAVIDY & 00. Pwbotesale on 1c, ‘London tngiande jon HOLLAND'S PATENT RECOED GOLD PEN, Patented Oct. 2, 1878. Ia the highest achievement in the manufacture of Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more than twenty years. The RECORD” Pen is produced by a skillful combination of the two pre- gious and non-corrosive metaln: 1 r. Gold and | Platintm, isle the 9 sold pan coniaing an alloy. 6 ‘Anehess withou Fielding that elnticity: donety and steal ike toot PS, which Het eo Platinum Soppiiee. The RECORD” Gold Pen Points are of the best Tridivem, “(Dianionds), Indestructible with fair treatment, and polished to glass-like smoothness. ppicel peh writers have now every objection to gold such ee ang. not ox RD? eal poses arnnlty, es ind Perfection of Poin Pa all vewelers and ‘Station mited Be Uf not found order direct from SORLN Dy Manufacturer, 19 W. Ath street Olne 619 7th street For sale by JOHN O. P, northwest. mari9-lawly-nrm tad DE SMET CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lawrence County, Dakota Territory, * Black Hills.” CAPITAL, $10,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES, oF $100 EACH. ‘This famous and valuable Pro has heretofore he Pimples, Sores, all Scaly, Itehy Ski Diseases.” Instant relief and perma- = cure certain. Sent by mail for 50c.;_ three ee .25. Address eng Dr, Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists. olesale by Stott & Cromwell, Washington. CuEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. “‘ ALDERNEY Dalry.”—Fresh alderney butter Sia Teg ae ia io oles buttermilk. fs KE x ssss_ 0 L K OK s 8 L KEK yy s L Le KK YY L KK yy ssss, I OTTERY KE yy 8 OL ER ¢ § ft K K 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, 7777 7 cid Wm ats baa fo) lla) LIST OF PRIZES: 1 Prize of $20,006 Iprize of 4,600is. 1 prize of 2,000 is. 5 prizes of 1,000 are. Sprizesof 500 are. 20 prizes of 250 are. 100 prizes of 60 are. 200 prizescf 20 are. 500 prizesof 10 are. 1,000 prizes of — Sare. 27 Approximating Prizes amouiting to, 1,860 prizes amounting to... TIT I ooo K tt ed T UO ORK E 8 st t HO okk z 5a Sas T Hcook KEEE T sss "8 Club rates upon application. §27Ont-of-town orders of $5 00 and upwards should be made by certified check, draft, or sont by express. For full particulars and orders address G. UPINGTON, 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Buccessors to Williamson M. J. RICHMOND, COVINGTON, KY, been owned and controlled. few capitalists, through whose energy and Pans it has been brought to ite present sdmirable condition. Monthly dividends of 30 cents per share were Ccatmentoed te dee With the view of creatine, market for it thee owners have ‘contributed | about 45,000 shares of its Capital stock, which been placed in the lands of tie undersigned fo for sale. For the present the Stock is offered at TWENTY DOLLARS Per share, but the right is reserved to advance the Price without notice, aeamphlets and Descriptive Maps will be sent to pplicas EXDLAW & CO., 12 Pine St., New York. 8 WORMSER & CO., Drexel Building, New PRINCE & WHITELY, 64 Broadway, New York. marl-m, w&fl3t ‘AVING A LARGE STOCK OF GAS FIX- TURES, PLUMBING MATERIALS, FURNACES, RANGES, &c., BOUGHT AT OLD PRICES, WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LOW CONTRAOTS. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., feb28 MASONIC TEMPLE. | THE SUPEOE COLUMBI THE DISTRICT ‘Hoiprxa an maura oes 47x, 1880. et, JESSE Lena 7 ity On consideration, of of th this cause on oe ae iT, the book. Bound in French cloth; price | FORD'S. Raymond—Wolfert’s Roost. “4 TRULY GREAT SUCCESS. * MATINEE TO MORROW, AT 2, RESERVED §1 THURSDAY, Last Time of WOLFERT'S ROOST. FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF RAYMOND. Only Time of LO. MONDAY NEXT—ENOHA “Superior to the -Black Crook Box book now open. N4TroNaL THEATER. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, The Young and Gifted American Tragedienne, MARY ANDERSON, AS PAULINE, IN THE LADY OF LYONS, Supported by Atkins Lawrence, as Claude Melnotte, AND SUPERB DRAMATIC COMPANY. WEDNESDAY—The H-nchback. Hay NS Love. ¥'MATINEE—Lady of I: SATURDAY EVENING! tnegnnars oo 82 There will be no Matinee on Wednesday. Monga Borage 15, i DOU ie) mar9 OL ib ha i COMmMIQUE. MONDAY, March 8,aua during the week, the greatest show of the season. The creat Fieldings (ighn and Magsic), Romelii Bros..three in number ; John W. R ‘Charles O. anil Gertie Seamon, Lester and Williarus, Raymond and Murphy, the a Tues, Hines and Blossom, Daisy Remington and Alf ace, and Miss Mamie Wall mars ROF. CARPENTER. Mesmerisn Fifth and last week inWashington.—Tallmadze hall, Monday, Thursday,Fridayand Saturday nichts March #,11.12 and18,and Saturday matinee,2 yn. Maronic ‘Temple Tuesday ‘and Wednesday nikghts, March 9 and 10, Admission, 25c. ; children, 15c. : re- served seats, 260, extra, on'ea’e at Talmadice Hall 9 to daily. 5, Admission, to Karurday Matines (Tall- Sipe ), adults, 20c. ; children under 10 hares Miss E MI a rs: NIE EWAN, LITTLE ANN Ew ewes D OTHER EXCELLENT TALENT, ui INMENT Note Hoon or THE URCH, OR, with Reserved Seat, 50 cents. Seats at Metzerott’s Music Store, 925 Pa.’ave. mar6-L" GEcoND ATID { CLUB CON- ie pe ONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, AY, MAROH 10, 745 OOLOOR. PRE ABODE STRING TET, Madame FALK- BROMRDACIG Bane nd Miss H. A. HUNT, Soprano. Quartet by Cherubini, Becthoveh’s Sonata Appasi- ‘onata, Trio by Beethoven, Songs by R sini, Sullivan, &c. Tickets, $1, including Reserved Seat, and pro- gramme at Ellis’, 937 Pa. ave. mar6-4t HREE CONCERTS BY THE ORIGINAL FISK UNIVERSITY JUBILEE SINGERS IN LINCOLN HALL. vening, March 10th. jay Evening, March 11th; and fay Matinee, March 13th, at 2 o'clock. is the Original Tronpe who were in Europe irs, und who earned for the Fisk University THE Assisted by 3 Had an immense house at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia last Thursday evi never 80 enjoyed music.”—Spurgeon. ts, reserved seats. Toc. ‘Tlokete of aamiceion, 808, = ‘The sale of reserved seats at Metzerott's, 925 Penna. ave. markt ‘RS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK, of New York, pigeationt ” is giving a course of studies THURSDAYS and SATUR- at oe ‘ickets for course of eight les- sons, 83—for sale at hall. Single admission, 50c. Private Lessons at 310 Indiana ave. febl8-Im Ro. 626 ON EXHIBITION og Est. D SALE FRED ART GALLERY “IND STORE, 026 E Breet. = Ghotoe, ot rs fe gk ot Paper Ha Hanns Wi Window sing, Nally ‘son it the Dis Ba Prease remember: Name snd Number. 033-6m EO. JUENEMANN’S MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN (7TH AnD Gro aND E anp F 818. N.E 8p29 Washington, D. 0 TRY THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED FROM A FORMULA DERIVED FROM 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN MANUFAC- TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING ONE OF THE MOST PALATABLE AND CONVE- NIENT ADDITIONS OF OUR DAY TO BHE FES- TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR, AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIC, THE HUB PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, CON- TAINS NOTHING BUT THE PUREST MATE- RIALS, AND IS ENDORSED BY ALL AS THE MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE OF THE AGE. MANUFACTURED BY C. H. GRAVES & SONS, BOSTON, MASS, TRADE SUPPLIED IN WASHINGTON BY J. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND BY THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN " GROCERS: N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F st. n.w. JACKSON & 0O., 626 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. WILLIAM ORME & SONS, 1013 Penn.ave.n.w. B. W. REED'S SONS, 1216 F st. n.w. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania ave. nw. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, 610 Pa. ave. n.w. ELIA CHELINI, 2335 Pa. ave. and 136 B st.s.e. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, 1421 New York ave.n.w. HOLMES & BROTHER, corner Ist and E sts.n.w. c. Oe eee j» corner 15th and I streets n.w. mai ACARD. Having more Heavy Goods on hand at this season of the year than I usually have, and in order te re- duce them as quickly as possible, preparatory to opening my Spring Stock, I will continue to sell for the NEXT TEN Days, at the Reduced Prices which I have heretofore offered, viz: TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT on OVERCOATS, BUSINESS and DRESS SUITS, COATS and VESTS, CASSIMERE PANTS, And YOUTHS’, BOYS and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. A good many of these goods are suitable for early spring wear, and if purchasers do not have imme- diate use for them, it would Pax them to reserve them for next Fall. A. STRAUS, 1011 Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘Taree Doons East oF lira 8r. OATS: OATS!! 20,000 BUSHELS CH@ICE SEED OATS VERY CHEAP, M. CORA BLAND, M.D., | Will deliver her great Lecture ‘on WOMEN WHO THINK, AZ LINCOLN HA MONDAY. EVENING. MARCH 15" 8 O'CLOCK secured < Buriogane’ 's Ne ‘Sta: the apitol. Price, 50 jews Stand. sa she DP Te HELL Will deliver his ceniieg Leotare gn AN, T TALLMADGE WEDNESDAY Hane Minos lorn. ipo ce 3 = Loree GG WER eS LE AT coln Mirsion, cor. id 11th ste. now., MONDAY EVENING, Mazel 1800 | Sabgee —The Duties of the Colored People. Proceeds fo lor benefit of the Third Baptist Chure! mai E E COURSE. 3 L*Sirone Tie WASHINGTON ART CLUB, DR. J. LEONARD CORNING, AT THE CONGREGATION CHURCH, ND G Sr TUESDAY, March 24, Athene=Its Glory and ite FRIDAY, March sth, ‘Phigiag The Great Master "1 5 TUESDAY, March Sth yalieiel A ‘Angelo—Art under FRIDAY, March 1th, Raphael—The Golden Age TUESDAY, March “ate The The ‘Lost Masterpieces of These Lectures are to be iiietrated with the Hyadroen LI Licht, and. re sar Cities pronounce ever deliyered in thi Course Tickets for remaining three Lectures Peart Teed at the door. No reserved ecats. pI3-t OBSERVATIONS oN “NASAL CATARRH aXD CATARRHAL DEAFNESS, By alate member of tho staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, feb7-3m_ 523 13th street northwei EASON OF renn GHT HO: Mt Proprietor. REnOROI REACH, D ‘Will open MAY 20ru, = Terms reasonable. Send for circul: WALTER BURTON feb25-6m_ Pye AND ORGAN REPAIRING NG.—Having lately added a large, Fepairing department to onr business, w wil now accent all orders for Rebuiiditnes Varnisbing, Repairing and Tuning Pianos and Or- gens, guarantering satisfaction and st prices sas defy" competition. SIDNEY T. NIMMO & & Co. 410 11th st. nw. [Ron BITTERS. Stop One Minute and Think, uu heve Ae m4 Iron Bitters | DIGEST ESTION in TERS wi cure you. ” aati “i zee oo & ae _ 3 Bitters ir ter you are. weak, hay ite, feel iy DI ptters | Gio SPeHEE DEEL Y REED, Bitters pit 1 ah have OCCASIONAL Bitters ESS, or feel that LURE 18 BITTERS Bitters R RODEN, will cure you. Iron Bitters Iron Bitters If yon are a mother, aud have not milk or strenth to hurse your child, or suffer from Hy yetaris, OF disease that femal lable try IRON BITTERS. © e YOU CAN BE CURED. Prick $1 4 Bor. ALL Dauacomts SELL THEM. THE BROWN CHEMICAL OU., BALTIMORE, Soue Prorieto! Fer sale by STOTT & ORO! 485 rene vania avenue, wholesale and retail, an iste. BLINDS. le INGE ) MOULD. MANTLES, STAIR BUILDERS STOCK, LUMBER. Just before, pend. caring 2 first advance in build- terials, I bor of Bi cH BLINDS an Mout: aS ana LUMBER atock I am enabled fo effer at s amall ad aie we the lowe of last season. Orders ior! INSIDE SHUTTERS, SEGMENT or CIRCLE oda eadawork of gny kind, 6 euler a be, MORNE SHERRY or ASH, furn a The silo are invited a ene Mr. anan will be pleased to see his old friends. Call, examine stock, ask for prices and be convinced that for low pri stock, prompt ness in delivery, the place is SASH WAREHOUSE AND LUMBER YARD OP THOMAS W. SMITH, Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. nw. 6458 DOOKS, BRACKETS, feb21-Im LUMBER! LUMBER! OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOW WHAT LOW PRICES WILL DO. WILLET & LIBBEY, OOR. SIXTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. N.W.. Won Senn 100 ‘FEET OF VIRGINIA BOARDS, 123 FEET LONG, FOR.. $1.25 100 FEET OF VIRGINIA BOARDS, 14 FEET LONG, FOR.. 25 100 FEET OF VIRGINIA BOARDS, 16 FEET LONG, FOR...... ... + SL25 THESE BOARDS ARE THE VERY BEST THAT ARE MANUFACTURED. - We ALs0 SELL Common BOARDS 100 FEET FOR... feb2 WILLET & LIBBEY. STABLISHED 1865. MONEY ON COLLATERAL AT 5 PER CENT. $50,000 woe OF UNREDEE: EDGES, FOR SALE L LOW, CONSISTING OF DIAMONDS, Fine; WATCHES, Gold and Silver; And FINE JEWELERY. NO REASONABBLE LE OFFER REFUSED For any of the above goods . M. & B. COHEN, is LOAN OFFICE, 1007 Tth stroct morthewest. line of Custom-made CLOTHIN( stp ott AAS AEE Be QQRORGE BYNEAL. Jr. @IL 4ND WATER COLORS, Patnts, Oils, Window and Piaie Glass, ALL xINDS oF ——— wor Houmat Gecll 4158 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall.) OOK: 6x2. NOTE PAPER a. Paper formeriy eold for Tee. cesarean to We.