Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFPice OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ) WASHINGTON, March 15, 1850. 'f For the middle Atlantic states incrlas'ng @oudiness, followed by rain, warmer soutn- easterly winds, falling barometel LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. National Theater.—Ollver Doud Byron in “Across the Continent. Fords Opera House.—Eachantment,” under ‘the supervision of the Ktralfys. Tieater Comique.—*Piuk Deminoes” and varl- Tallmadge Hall.—Prot. Carpenter and mes- erism. Congregational Chuich.—Concert by the Fisk Jubilee Singers. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 11:45 p.m., and extinguished at 4:15 a.m. The Washington pene Infantry last evening adopted a recommendation that ail recrutting be suspended at present. A handsomely en- grosed se set of resolutions was recelved from the iorfolk City Guards, in recognition of oe hos- Pitalities tendered to thei by the W. ‘The Columbian Amateur Journalist seeocte: tion last evening elected the following ofticers to serve the ensuing term:—President, R. L. Se- bastin: vice president, C. L. Pate; secretary, W. ; treasurer, C. W. Darr; : . D. Scholar; parliamentary R. Waller; oficial organ, Southern Sta ‘The course of lectures and entert given by the Potomac Fruit Growers’ associa ton, at Tallmadge Hall, have been very popu- Jar, as the attendance showed. The lasi of the series, Tuesday night, was participated in by Professors O. T. Mason, Fristoe Bereton, Taylor and Murray. and by Dr. Howland. E. M. Whitaker sends the March number of Blackwood's Eduiturgh Magazine, American edition. ‘The St. Patrick’s day procession yesterday was headed by Pistoxi’s band, tustead of Donch’s, ag published. ‘fhe present freshet in the Potomac river is bringing down a great deal of debris trom the upper country, whieh will lodge on the Potomac Bais and ald io create nulsance next summer Dr. Mary Walker applied at the Police Court this morning for a warrant against a physician, who she claims has been attending one of her patients. The attorneys could not find any law under which to prosecute the case, and no war rant was fssued. ‘Two little colored boys named Willie Hooa and Johnny Turner were playing with a pistol to-day when it was accidentally discharged, the ball penetrating the right side of the former. Dr. Marsteller extracted the ball from the back, it having gone through the body. The Chesapeake and Ohio canal tolls have been fixed for theseason at 51 cenis, and 4 cents for wharfage. Last season the total was 4) cents, making the pre: 16 cents. The Baltimore and ¢ ready ane nounced are 96, thus equalizing canal and rail: road rates. ‘A colored woma Teported to be 11 morning in the recinct station-ho D notified. ase —_+—___ The Georgeto Fishermen. A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS APPLIED FO Yesterday afiernoon the parties name requisition (mentioned in yesterday from Governor Hamilton, of Maryland, jy, Joseph Harper, E. Donaldson, Ebms, Charles F. Burek and Joshua eption of the latter) a taken to the City Hall, where they were turned over to the marshal. They retained Messrs. Campbell Carrington and Williamson as_ the: counsel, who filed a petition to Justice James fora writ of habeas corpus. In this they set forth that the boat and seine are the property ot J.G. Harper, and both are now in G icone mn; tha ey have not committed any Se, but if they must stand trial they ask that it take place here (which the law permits. whel they all reside. ‘The writ was graxted, return: this morning, and the parti: gave bail in the sum of $500 for their appearance, Mr. Harper states that he owns the boat and het, and pays « license for it; that on the 4th of March Captain Reed was arrested at Port To- bacco charged with violating the law governing Ssh, in that locality, and fined 36.35, which was t the sheriff and his depucy and two in- formers, the same that made this affidavit, took the boat and pulled it ashore, and sald that they would confiscate and sell it; that he (Harper) Wanted them to sell it then, but they would not, and said they yould sell it on March + Sth; that he offered to get out another license if necessary, but this offer was not accepted; that witness then left but returned last Saturday with these men, and in the day time took the boat and brought it to Georgetown. Amusements, &c. Forp’s Orska } —The Opera House was crowded last. evening. The audience was eu- thusiastic over “Enchantment,” with its varied and brilliant spectacular effects and sudden wapsformations. The ballet ts dazzling; the costumes rich and neat. The singiag is not very good though. “Enchanment’*is the most elaborate spectacle ever given in Washington. NaTIONAL THEATER.-- Sembled at the National last evening than at any time during the week. “Across the Con- tinent ” with its Ca lot_and fine scenery, Was given admirably by M eS Doud and his com- Allshould see this play. Hai.—Professor Carpenter will Be at Tallmadge Hall to-night and to-morrow night and the mmtinee Saturday. Saturday — he wild be at Lincoln Hall. IBATER COMIQUE.—The general excellence of the prograrnme at the Comique is acknowledged. ‘The house is crowded every Le ‘THE McGrseny Faminy will give their last Yocal and instrumental concert at Waugh. . E. Chureh next Saturday evening. JoskrH Coox will lecture next Monday even- it Lincoln Hall on the “‘Certainties of Re- tion including a reply to Ingersoll. CONGREGATIONAL CHUKCH.—The celebrated axe Sonera ‘Ive a concert at Lo ony ional Church this evening: They heed no elaborate puffing as thelr merit is well. ee The church will doubtless be crowded 1o-pight THE EscarrD Nex, Miss Edith O'Gorman, who has been converted to Protestantism and was for six years an inmate of St. Joseph’s Con- A’ larger audience as- | vent, Jersey City, will be in Washington, next Monday evening, March 22d, Odd Fellows’ Hail. THis EVENING and to-morrow evening will be | the closing sale of the Barlow collection of oll aintings, in which all the paintings uncalled for will be sold. together with many other articles not in the catalogue. Bargains may ho expected. Hooray FOR BELY. you won't find in White House, March For Washington news ny other paper, see the 0. = DEEDS IN FeE have been recorded follow: mn et al., to Georre Wright, lots bg $2,975.95. i. Sipperiy et. al., ‘arti Sipperly et al, part lots 109. 195, aud it, or Georgetown: ames Robbins to Smit Pettit et al., lot 1 400. W. D. Cas- sin et al., trustees, to ‘Thomas A. Day, part 1 37; $960. David Dreytuss to Wolt Now iinger, part 40, of Georgerow 00. Charles Thomp- Son, jr., to Wilhelmina Finley, Property. in the county; $500). W. H. Cam beil to L. Moores, Boarman, Sia} aly 200. Ayn Mary Gooley, “part $3, Gooley to M. A. Goxie, ‘are 5, Sq. 15) ——___ SomE beautiful designs of the latest style of lagiies’ spring dolmans and sacques are showa af reasonable prices ut 3, 416 ith st. t Rea ESTATE Sat real estate brokers. Mr. Jobo fiburna eiger & Liebermann, sold at private sale for 10 feet 0 ground on the Southeast corner of 15th and Corcoran streets,to. Mrs. M. Velinda Chapman, for $4,55 on which eenay dwellings will be erected at once; also for W. L. Argue, sub loUs5, square 400, improved by a two-story Erick awelling, No. 1222 5th street nw., to Virginia H. Powell, for $2,600; also for Martin Kelly, part of lot 16, square 77, improved by a two-story frame dwelling, No. 2140 I street n.w., to Wm. H. Wetzell, for $1,500, Roegrs’ spoons, forks, $2, $3, $4, at Prigg’s. t Yee Last Nieur.—A little after 11 o'clock lays night a fre was discovered in Mr. Prank M. Dixon's fancy goods store, corner of sth and D streets southeast, by Oficers Wagner and Dua- in an alarm from box 513, aged he amount of upwards of $1,000, which is fully i sured. The building is the ah of Thomas Kirby, and was considerably di Sup- posed to be an incendiary act. up at the Rink to-night. t re 10 $60 | per ious ee is errings, from $17 to $20 per 1,000; 200 teaches rock from 30 to 89 cents per AVENGING A SLUK aT THE SuAMROCK.—In the Ca this or and Bavaca Bare Brown ae Deauly dressed Youn pong men, mere. cares 1th were wi assaulting Thos. who testified that while ‘%p_a saloon on 13th Street, between Cs and D ‘he was assaulted by these The Double Death Mystery. CORONER'S INQUEST OVER THE BODIES OF JOHN AND JANE REILLY. Professor De Smedt signified to Coroner Pat- terson lastevening that he was ready to give tesumony before tae inquest in the case of the Inysterious deaths of John and Jane Reilly on Sunday night last, and the inquest was accord- logly begun at 11 o’elock to-day. Lieutenant Kelly, ofthe fifth police precinct, summoned the following jury this morning:’ Michael R. Coombs, foreman, D. A. Brosnan, G. W. Swift, I G. Coombs, J. A. Main, W. B. Crowley, Chas. Schafer, Thos. Poe, E. Corcoran, M. Dilley, W. H. Haney and D. McAuliffe. The inquest was held in the ae artments of Mr. Buchly’s (the un- dertaker) building, on the south side of Pennsyl- ‘vunia avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, THE FIRST WITNESS called wa3 James Muer, the hostier for Mr. Hol- laday, who testified as’ to the finding of the podies of Reilly and his wife-on Monday morn- the circumstances of which were published (HE STAR Of Monday last. He gave a de- led statement of the duties of each of the ployés about the stable, and said Reilly was about the aoe Sunday, as usual; after dinner Sunday he was playing in the stable with his little dog. The jast' time withess saw him was about é o'clock. He thought he acted a little funny, as if he had been drinking. ‘Witness did not see Reilly’s wife at all on Sunday. He did not chink Reilly was drunk, but thought he had been drinking. It was not very usual for Mrs. R. to visit her husband at the stable. She had been there but four times in as many weeks. He was present at the stable some time ago when Reilly had a fuss with & man named Strong. ‘This amounted to a scullle, Strong getting the worst of it. Did not hear any words used by Strong other than “I'll get even.” Strong was then washing the blood off his hands. Heard Retlly say some- thing afterwards about Strong’s character inks Strong sald on Saturday last as to Rell 21 get even with him yet.” Don't know that in before Rellly. was very sorry to hear of the death. Had never seen Brome J in the stable since witness had been employed there. Keilly went to his room about 6 o'clock Sunday evening and he was there when witness left about o'clock. He called Mr. Rellly to close the door petore leay- ing. Mrs. Reilly was not there at the time. A man came there to get his hair ent on Sunday and he told him that he would do It in the morning. Den’t know that there was any par- ucular ee between Strong and “Miss Mary,” who was employed in the house, bat had heard that he was waiting on her. This irl left the house some tim a ear Strong say afterwards “I hope that I am not suspected. By a juroi Did not know what caused the dificulty bet ly. ween Strong and Re OTHER TESTIMONY. Mrs, Ellen King testified that she resided the neighborhood of Boundary and 17th stree! ecn Mr. Strong at her house or elsey ever heard any con- versation betwee! gg and Muir. ‘Mr. Muir here sald that he saw Strong on Tuesday. but he did not say anything about nected or poison b: King resumed, sayin ation, In whieh It was et northwest, and on Monday morning bh he deaths of the parties at bis office ) and went at once to the y James Connor, wh ome into the alley at 9. intoxicate r he found were without foundatio: evening went to Mr.Gannon’s stor: noticed a man there who could not look at him, and some one sald this man was + had hada difiiculty with Reilly gs quently came in, and sitting with his back to Witness said, “It is pretfy weil establish where Kelily bought his poison- a said that there was nothing there to AS there had been poison around the Boone then said to Mr. Gannnon: “By thoway Tim, there was a package of arsenic there on the top of the case which I had purchased to use about the horses and Reilly may have got that.” Witness asked jow would Reilly have kKnowa it was poison or arsenic?” and he re- Tere “It was properly marked.” Witness then ft, but the next evening he returned with Mr. ‘arthy, and seeing Strong agaiu asked him nae he had ascertained that Refliy had pur- chased arsenic. Strong said he had heard it, but could not tell from whom. On Mon evening he saw Muir, who dented that he saw Strong on that day, but admitted he saw him when he (witness) spoke of Lieut. Greer having been there about the same time. Muir said then that Enwin, coachman for Sen: tor Pendleton, told him that Jteilly and Mrs. Reilly had passed through the alley way late at night intovieated. Witness went to Enwin, who said that he had not said so, for he had'been absent from 6 to 103¢ o'clock, but had seen Reilly ‘o into the stable near 6 o'clock, walking very fast. Witness then went to Mrs. Baker’s, who said that Reilly and Mrs. Relliy leit the house at 5} o’clock.- From his knowledge of the par- ties, they were frugal and industrious, Mrs. Reilly especially being a strict and consctenti- ous christian. Last year they were in straight- encd circumstances, ana then there might have been some reason for suicide, but latterly they have been doing well, and hé could see no cause whatever for their commission of the act. ‘The coroner here stated that Mrs. Holladay noticed that the lights in the stable were ing brightly at 12 o'clock, but at 2 were turned low. Miss Delia Shields testified that she is on a visit to Mrs., Baker at 1104 13th street, aud saw Mrs. Reilly and her husband there at Sj on Sunday night, and Mr. R. was not then under the influence of liquor. Mary Hackley testified that she was employed. at Mrs. Bakers, and Mr. an Reilly were at the house on Sunday e’ ning about 5 o'clock. They appeared to be in their usual spirits. Timothy Gannon testified that he resided at ith street and Massachusetts avenue; that Strong about a week before the death, said Reilly had reported that he (Strong) was a mar- ried man and had injured his character, apd he as going down to have ‘Sauistaction.! in the evening Strong came back | with his face Tat and Bald that they had had the fight but it waa not done with. and he would follow him up until he (Reilly) withdrew what he had said about him. Witness heard the talk about arsenic, in which the difficulty of obtaining it from tie drug stores was alluded to, and Strong remarked that he had left arsenic in the stable. Strong insisted that Rellly should retract every word he had said against him. Strong sald that he had heard that Reilly had bought arsenic a few Pele casey and he explained that a smail pinch was enough for a horse. Michael 0” "re ool le testitied that he lives at 1108 14th street northwest, and saw Reilly on Satur- day night at 113 o'clock; did not seohim Sua. day; he was not drunk Saturday night. Mary A. Cherry testified that shé lives at Mr. Mr. Holladay’s up to while at = Hoila- y's was in the habit of meeting Mr. Reilly at the breakfast table; knew fe el of a difficulty between Mr. Strong and Mr. Reilly. ‘There were several parti resent to testify to the sobriety of the parties, but It was not deemed nec to hear them. Alex Baynard, colored: testified that he liv2s at Mr. Holladay’s; that on Monday morning he went to the door and found it fastened, and ob- taining fpermission of Mr. Holladay, Droke the door open and found the bodies as has been de- scribed—Reilly being undressed in bed and the woman beside the bed; saw Mr. Reilly the even- ing before, between 5 and 6 o’clock. dames Fitzgerald, living at 1013 17th street, testitied that he last saw KRellly the week before at the Capitol; saw = Strong the same week on N street, near and had a conversation with him about vaio Seat Strong had had with Ret weil, he scratched me On Monda | lke a bloody er aie it nee all over yet,” or "wu not through with doseph F. Cooli colered,, ‘testified that he is employed at Mr. Holloday’s, and heard Sena- tor Pendleton’s coachman say he saw es a Mrs. Kellly going out about 93 o’clock Sunday night. Witness last saw Reilly about 1 o’clo Sunday. Edward Strong, the party above referred to, in the testimony testifies that, he resides at 17th street and Massachusetts avenue. Witness ws formerly employed at Mr. Holladay’s, and thinks when he left there, about 12 months ago, he left a small portion of, arsenic on the top ‘of the harness case, and had used {t with the horses. Saw Mr. Reilly 1ast on Friday; did not see him afterwards, and had not come in con- tact with him fora week. On Sunday witness was with Dr. “tied lor; = at Gannon’s and vacigar; then walk Judge Bartley’s house, 13th and L streets, and remained there Ul 740 or 50, and Went with his friend (Mis Tierney) along K street to near the bridge to her sisters; reached there about $¥ o'clock, d remained about an hour, and’ return: with ber to Judge Bartley’s, and remained there Ull about 10% o'clock, and went home, He had a man at bis place—George Stevenson, col- ored—who had just got in when he reached home. Hada aunieulty with Reilly, but did not Speak to him aitel s; ay have said in tem- T that he would get even with him. Had not non Mr. Hollady’s premises for over a fort- night. The trouble was a little scandal, he (Reilly) haying sald witness was after every married roman. and his (R's) wife, and that he ied man; never spoke a dozen — his life. Went to see Reill said about bis character. V vit eee come here,” and put oulder, and they both struc is first, when he Ate) gota brick x and 2 him pooh he had his flnge lad not "Se Lieut. Greer testified that he first ae Strong on Monday in Mr, Bucl where ice on the podles, saw Holladay's. sis of the first m: was probabiy was poison; lola. inflamed. of a struggle generally in showed. no doubt but ae King on Tu and erong Was sorry for when he took ne taken to St. fune! lent Society the reo 1518, an reorganized 1" Maryland The report. Ba E. J. De Smedt, who Snip eee Dr. J. F, Hartigan testified to having the autopsy, and finding the stomachs much ‘There were no external appearances evidences of instant pol Strong caine there; witness sal to ih having had a difficulty with Reilly, the ed ha he had aot @ positive conclusion, but had cer- tainly found a metalic poison, and in aliaold— be the copper antimony, but arsenic; was positive that there Was not positive as to thealka- made of any kind. ‘The organs were a healthy state, but the stomachs that death was caused by poison. testified that he was at the stable , between oné and two o'clock, and id something as spoke that he was the man, ai Reilly’s death. James Brown testified that he lived at Mr. Tielladay’s, and Reilly was well and hearty his dinner at 4}; or 5 o'clock Sun- ‘The hearing was in progress when our report ‘losed. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS, will be removed to the house of Mri i. stat Walsh, 1251 9th street, and will be Matthews Church’ on Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, and the funeral corvices will be connie by Rev. Father Boyle. The in charge of Hibernian Benevo- No. 1, of which Mr. R. was one of The society was organized in ers. being disbanded during the war, was under acharter in isii. This so- clety will complete the arrangements at a special meeting to-morrow night. Cenference M. P. Church. THE LIST OF APPOINTMENTS, This conference, since the 10th inst, at the 9th-street M. P. Church, held its closing session last evening. which has been in session of the committee on Western Maryland college was submitted. showing that the sum of $25, 5,0) had been secured towards the coliege indebtedness; pupils in the college, seventy-four males and thirty-seven females, in addition to ten young men in the theological department; and urging a special collection for the education of ministers and renewed interest in the Institutton; also recommending that the vacancy caused by the resignation of Professor Cushing, vice ment of a mini rincipal, bel filled by the appoint nfgterial member of ‘the Mayland and conference. After the address by Rev. J. B. Wal- ker, agent of ed. ‘The repor the college, the report was adopt- ‘t of the conference steward (show- ing the total amount of salaries $10,092.60, in ad- dition to t nereorne salary aud expenses, $2,067.49; elenctes, $2,783.04; from other sources, $1,491.12; amount on hand to meet “conference $116 54) was adopted. A resolution instruct expense: ctin, the delegates to the gener ‘al conference, if satistied tha the approac! called by the ward the intel of the church, sence, Was adopted. regard tor Rev. Charleston, 8. C, ated fund ste district. churches, 3645.20 rer of the soci port of the ¢ sessments at was adopted. eral conference of a “hymna! resolutions of thanks, and amended, ference were Were announced as Jovi -district No, Ror ities, Chesapeake, L. Greentie Caroline, J. M Laurel, Whaleya al oke, W. P. Vi Lite: Chincoteague, unsupplled: H. Mullineaux. Sub-distrset man. Livin; East Floyd; Sti arr, more, R. Scott Norris; George H. McCready; Baltimore circuit, a T. Melvin and D, Hampden, C. Charlton and Smith; Queen Anne's, ©. J. Smith; gh; Quantico, ‘D. N. W. J.D. Lucas; Dorchester, E. Colbourn, assistant; Cambrid; Somerset, J. M. Holmes; ee mon; Snow Hit supplied; Franklin City, Bel Air, ton; Susquehanna, ‘C. aitimore, J. B. Jones, West Baltimore, J. D. Kinzer; Washington: street, Baltimore, W. ing ecumenical council of Methodism M. E. church will not tend to for- rests of the non-Episcopal branc’s not, to encourage it by thelr pre- A resolution of fraternal Francis Brown, colored, oi Was adopted. The superannu- eward reported contributions froma received from tre: lety, $3,075.41. ele The re- vomit tee on missious, grving as- $2,256 and appropriations $2, A resolution ins ing the ge be delegates » the adoption 1” was adop pted. After the usual the minutes were read and the deliberations of the con- closed. THE APPOINTMENTS V. J. Renbedysvil D. W. Bates; Kent S. Ro Murray; Cent id; Crampton, W. We wait Clayton, 3M, ingit No, 2—W. M, foo ehairm: vi. Elderdice; none D. ALS! J. E. ville, A. D. Dick, W. is! bury, J. M. Sheridai Gilbert; SF unsu. piled; insuplt: Muito rd, un- WG. Holmes; 'Roa- ‘aliant; Pocomoke City, I. A. Hob- ‘Recomac, bh No. 3S, B. Southerland, chalr- B. F. Benson: Deer Creek, W. M. Thompson; W. M. Stra lammond; South’ Baiti- ‘alth mission, Baltimore, W. Anstine; Eutaw, J. B. Middleton; J. L. Elderdi Finksburg, Stewartstown, L. Kilgore; Fawn Greve W. D. Litzinger; West- minster, 8. B. Southerland; Anne Arundel, J. T. T. Tassel and G. F. McFaden; Ellicott City, G. rring; Fi Gray eons Gi ing: Se rh; G Sub-district Lynchburg, V ples South ist church, Wasbington, J. W. All Saints’, J. R. Nichols; North Carolina avenue mission, P. T. eal rgetown, J, andria, J. Le Mills; Potomac, H. C. uilford, tinsupplied Ninth street, David 7. Mupfay and T. A. No. a., L. W. Bat ‘Siac, FG Bates, chairman. Campbell, unsup- Kline; surrey, ER. feet Nortalk, unsupplled. ‘Sub-di pipe Greek Jefferson, J. E. Mal Shreve aad A. and E. J, burg, Stone. Sub-district Charlestown, 8.C., A. E. Loaned—St. ster, TH, Lewis; First chureh, Pittsburg. Montgomery, Ala. Gr Murray; Heathsvtiie, Vi Protestant, EB. Maryland collie; Smith; Williams; Harper's Ferry, €. 8. reir Crouse; Cumberland, $. B. Tread A. J. W: ‘alter; ‘Bedtora, S. T. Fe Concord, Henry Brunner; Middlebrook, W. E 5—Jesse Shre Qn bi ittleton; Liberty, J. M. Brow: joy; Frederick circuit, Jesse D. Murray; Howard, A.W. Mather nt, unsupplted; idileway, W. ! way; ae No. 6.—Francis Brown, chairman. 8. C., Francis Brown; Berkeley, Vashington, John I. M. P., Baltimore, a. Web- dd. raham; ‘a, R. Le Lewis; Baier Methodist oR Le Western Lett without 4 Snes at own request— J. Clay, aS c. wel, A. C. T. Ewe Thompson, Barryman, Superannuated—J. W. Everist, H. J. Day, D. ell, W. T. Dumm, Thomas Lee, J. A: Fadden, J. HW. Ellegood, I. T. Adkins, san Cus! J. K. Nichols, F. Swent- CO. Niel ). Melvin. ——_. ‘The Friends in Washington. Editor Stai Many of the readers of Toe Stak were present at the last meeting in the Old Meeting House on I street, between 15th and 19ch streets, oe as the New House ts ready tcr oecupation, “Phe Friends esting. to Washin; I thought a brief history of in Washington” might be titer When the government was transferred ton trom Philadelphia, juite a num- ber of Friends came with it, and the first con mittee in chi e of these Friends wj poin' in 1802, aed lan Spring Monthly Neots, near (a Laurel, iow extinct,) and, t near te close of that year, this committee reported in favor of establ 1803 the meet ‘The interest thus establish until 1806, when a midweek meetii lished here under the direction o Yearly Meeting. posses, situat ing a meeting here. Accordingly, in in Washington was organized. continued to grow was estab- Baltimore In 1807 a lot for burial pur- on Meridian Hill, near the heat of Connecticut avenue, was donated by Jonathan Shoemaker, of Georgetown, then a prominent member of the society, an the trustees. meeting this is still held by In the same year a preparation Was commenced, and it was then de- cided to purchase ground on which to baNd a meeting house. This was accomplished in 150s, and the beautiful lot on I street, between 18tti and 19th streets, was deeded by one Monroe-to Wm. Morgan reparation meetit granted until 1817. and others, trustees. In 1S15 the requested to be united to Meeting, which was not At this time the actual members numbered 43, though the Hera as h were largely attend hinistry of ‘Thomas Wetiinald. (fi 1829,) the meetings were well at gene! house bet led_by others. During pis ‘until poverty ‘was then under the care of Daniel urtz and others, who recelved it from Win. Morgan and others, and in turn they transfel it to George Shoemaker and others, who in 1850 transferred 1t to Henry Janney and others, in whose naines the property still is held, in 1835 the midweek meet: was transferred and mann in 1836 it was returned Mor Shoemake! wo than Seaver, Dr. hacia pani Wm. Tyson, cS emaker, Levi uel Tyson, Sho er and Henry Janney, the last three of Pon ovine: "ine New. House completed, a will_be lay next, the Divine worship o: oe instant, at 11 o’clock a m. There will also meeting the evening at 7:30 p. m. ray 7:30 Dp. same Promitivent iniinisters wil be In BTS, ‘The health officer’s for the week end- ing March 13, shows nuisances abated, 12 at pu 111 tons of garbage burials Dlic removed, and 32 ‘dead animals removed. ‘The amount recetved yesterday at tho Dis- trict Collector's office on account of special im- ceived on account of lien certificates held by the First National Bank of New York $135.32, of which $125.66 was in8 per cent bonds, $8 In 8 per cent: oo and $1.66 in cash. NEW FIBE BOARD. ‘The District ‘Commissioners, tendered to General Peter F. Bacon ‘and. Mr. William R. Collins. Co genie to fillthe two vacancies inthe frre board. the request of the Com- missioners and ‘ine. (ex ressed wish of the President of ae United States, that two of the | members of the late fire board should serve again, the two Lge named accepted the appointments. Mr. Thos. L. Hume declined a reappointment. THE REPORT OF VITAL STATISTICS for the week hed March 13, shows 83 deaths, at the rate of 95.39 per 1,000 per annum. Of these 26 were white males, 15 white females, 16 colored mules and 26 colored females, showing an annual death-rate of 18.7 per 1,000 for the white and 39. forthe colored population. From consumption there were 20 deaths; pneumonia, diseases of nervous system, 9; senile debility, isease of the heart, 4; bronchitis and scalds d biirns, 3 each. Of the deaths 6s occurred in Washington, 1 in Georgetown, 6 in the county aud$ in the hospitals. Nine white and 21 coi- red were under 5 years of age; 15 white and 5 eoloreg Ww years andover. ‘There were 93 births rted—i5 white males, 23 white females; 24 colored Tales and 23 colored, females; showing an annual birth-rate of 20.8 per 1,000 for the white and 43.6 for the colored population. Mar- Tlages reported, 7—white, 5; colored, 2. ROBBED IN WASHINGTON.—The Alexandria Ga- zette jast evening says:—A young man, Marion Saunders, arrived in this city to-day in a pitia- bie plight. die stated that he had been tn Bal- timore for some time and had been sent for by his father, R. R. Saunders, of New Baltimore, Fauquier county, Va., to’come home to take charge ofa farm. Dy He took a ‘little of some- to drink,” purchased a through ticket to his ome, and started on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad train for Washington, where he arrived last night. When he reached the 6th street depot, he felt a little drowsy, and fixing himself in a position he soon fell asleep. When he awoke he found that he had been robbed. of ; his pocket book containing his ticket, and all the money he had. Search was made but the lost money could not be found. He was allowed to pass over the road to this city free, but how he is to get to his home he does not know. Ee THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Williams agt. Flore! part. McCarty agt. McCarty; argu mitted. CrecuiT CocrrT (No. 2)—Judge Cor. Yesterday, Heany agt. Tucker; verdict for plaintiff for nominal damages; motion for new trlal_by defendant. Washington Market Co. agt. Warthen Bro.; demurrer to pleas susta! with leave to file others. ‘Thyson agt. Foley; on Arfal. Kennebec Ice Co. agt. Inland and Sea- board Coasting Co.; suit discontinued and de- fendant’s cost remitted, . Equity Covurt—Judge Hngn Yesterday, Truesdell agt. Bigelow; pendant @irected to ‘account and, pay funds to Guy H. Allen. Clements agt. Clements; guardian ad litem appointed. Strachan agt. Starr restrain ing order discharged. Atchison agt. Capitol Hill Building association; hearing commenced. CRIMINAL Count—Judge Jam Yesterday, Jolin M. Buckley, indicted for as- saulting an officer and one: »d; nolle prose- qui_entered. Philip M , tial for assault with {tent to kill John Taylor, at Gale’s woods, resumed. Jollins, appeal for assault; notle prosequi entered. POLICE Cot Yesterday, Kate rgued in and sub- Judge Snell. and Annie McDonald, Vagrancy; bonds or jays each. amin F. Hillard, Abraham heppard aud ifenry J. Brad: de: $30 each, Mary 335 ort days. Wm. Johnson F. Williams, loud and boistero' 3 $5 OF 15 days cach. Joseph. = ep, vagrant bonds or 9 days. Henry Banks, profanity: $5 or 7 $5 days. “Lewis Alexander, forfeited ‘collateral. Edward Gross and Wm. Stewart, affray; Gross fined $ and Stewart $5. James Rooney, as- sault on Philip C. Austin, a musician, who testi- fied that while playing at a dance Tuesday night Rooney took his violin from him and struck him ‘al times; 60 days In jail. James Buchannan, ult on his wife; $50 and $200 bonds to keep the peace, and in default. of bonds 60 days in jail. Geo. Jackson, larceny of some cigars, tobacco and a pistol from John F. Mc- Clellan; 6 months in jail. Scott Randolph, charged with the larceny of 49 pounds of iron from Jacob Vel ‘hmeyer; $10 or 30 days. James Bryan, alias Richard Bryan, charged with the second offence of petit larceny in stealing a pushcart from John Brooks; continued to prove the prior conviction. To-day, Geo. Parker, larceny of a pocket hand- kercbief from Annie Larkin; sentenced to three months in jatl George Reinhart, indecent ex- posure; $5. George Johnson, charged with car- rying a dangerous knife; $20, Wilifam Parker; forfeited collateral. Michael MeGarvey,v: cy; bonds, or 30 days. Also, charged with as- saulting Officer Kirby; 30 days in jail. Patrick Bennett, charged with making a gross exposure of his person on the street; $10, or 30 days. Rob- ert_Smallwood, profanity; $5, or7 days. John G. McQuade, a ten year old colored boy, chai with carrying a razor: dismissed. Frank Wil- ams and Robert Bouldin, vagrancy; bonds, or 30 days each. James Brown, allas White, Wil- Mam Jackson and Edward Barry, assault on ‘Thomas Malle; $5 each. York Pugh, unlicensed bar; fined $105, or 60days. Alexander Ford, as- sault on Virginia Foote; $5, or 5days. Henry Young, vagrancy; 9) days. —___ ez"John C. Wickoff, a clerk of the steamer Hard Cash, at Memphis, Tennessee, yesterday shot and fatally wounded Lewis ‘Tayior, a col- ored drayman, ina dispute about loading cot- BY HK CASHMERES. 200 PIECES PURCHASED BEFORE THE RISE. Fine All-wool Black Cashmere, Soe Bune All-wool Black Cashmere, 650. Fine cA lack Cashm: K CASHMERE SHAWLS Singte and Double 52.00, 82.50. $3. 06, 83 50, Crape Veils and Veilings. Grape Veils and Vellings. Crape Veils and Veilings. PARASOLS, P, SOLS, * PARASOLS. Galico, 5e. ; Cotto Shestine Gistons sis Mie, a5¢. Cassimeres ae wear, 37c., 50 cts. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS AT OLD PRICES. c. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, South de, near 7th marl3 TRY THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. THE HUB PUNCH. PREPARED FROM A FORMULA DERIVED ROM 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN MANUFAC- TURING, THE COMBINATION MAKING ONE OF THE MOST PALATABLE AND CONVE- NIENT ADDITIONS OF OUR DAY TO THE FES- TIVE BOARD. FOR DELICACY OF FLAVOR, AND AS AN AGREEABLE TONIC, THE HUB PUNCH STANDS WITHOUT A RIVAL, OON- ‘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, jo. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AND BY THE FOLLOWING WELL-KNOWN GROCERS: N. W. BUROBELL, 1332 F st. n.w. JACKSON & CO., 626 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. WILLIAM ORME & SONS, 2O4S Penn.ave.n.w. B. W. REED'S SONS, 22916 F st. n.w. BEALL & BAKER, 490 Pennsylvania sve. oe Macau Yaa x York ave.n.w. low We HOLMES & CO fet lee tea O. O. BRYAN, ‘16th and I streets n.w. o. ee HOLS Pennsylvania avenue n.w. Seeaees | ovement taxes was $43.16, of which $12 was | Now is the time to place your system in a proper condition tecarry you safely through the apring 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 Fullest 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. &2 Do be persuaded to try it. « Beware of Imitations and Cownterfeits. febl4-t, th,«3m CITY ITEMS. Ir You SUFFER with headache, one or two doses Lodille's Headache Spectiic will cure you. Price 50 cents. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. A bee pain in the back, headache, or heaviness about the chest and Stomach may portend of something very serious, while if taken at the start it is easily remedi¢d. We don't know of a more valuable remedy in such cases than J. M. Laroqu’s Anti- Bilious Bitters, Their action upon the human system is truly wonderful. Don’t delay, but use the Bitters now. a price is reasonable and all druggists sell them. 25 cents and $l. W. E. Thornton, ae Tr, Balto, Md. ‘That Sallow Skin? You aie ai jous; don’t delay, but take a dose of Quirk’s Irish Tea, Sold by druggists. Price 25 cents, HEMORRHOIDS effectually cured without pain or inconvenience to the patient by using Bar- (03 Pile Suppositories, Evidence furnished by General Agents, J. C. Baker & Co., Philadelphia. Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of $1.00. The best Cod Li Ou—Baker's, eof W. 19th street, y the advice of 3 myself under your treatment for a case of throat disease and. 1 sal catarth, I have reason to be entirely sat with the results of your skill, and you a liberty to refer any One to me. ‘Truly yours, co DAVIDGE, citer or ie demption Division, U.S. Treas.Office. i6th March, 1Ss0. 2 Kev THE Krpveys healthy and unobstructed with Hoy Biiters and you need not fear sick- ness. A FavoRABLE NoToRIETY.—1 tion of “Bromn's Bronchurl Troches” tor the re- lief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases has given them a favorable notoriety. TO CONSUMPTIVES. Many have been happ; give thetr testimony in fayor of the “Wilboms Pure Cod Liver Ol and Lime perience has proved it to be a valuable remedy for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria, and ail diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Manutac- tured oniy by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. (From, Wilkes’ Spirit of the Tin A. B. C., Mit Times, Dec. 8, 1877.] ‘H.—What Should be done’ to re- duce an enlargement of tendon of forward leg, the back tendon, caused by grabbing it while trotting. It is sound now, J think, It was fired last spring aud the horse’ turned out ail sum- me er. Ansiver.—Clip off the hair and apply Giles" Liniment Iodide Ammonia. twice a day until it irritates, when temporarily discontinue and commence again. It is the only remedy that ioe eeneny remove achronic enlargement IS Send to DR. Gites, 120 West Broadway, N. Y., who will furnish full information. Giles’ Pills cure headache. to or S,t,-36 Five Dollars. Quirk’s Ir 5 cents, and i ail vilfous disorders is a positive cure, Piles—Symptoms ‘are Moisture. intense itching, particularly at ni might, after ot ting warm in bed, increased by seravcliings othe! parts are sometimes aff “sunayne’s Oint teil Ton sure hase Gee Also Re Ones, Ringworm, Pimples, Sores, al Y; Itchy Skin Diseases. Instant allot and perma- nea cure certain. Sent by mall for 50c.; three $1.25. Address letters, Dr. Swayne & Son, Phil lelphia. Sold by all srg ‘Wholesale by Stott & Cromwell, Washingto! eo “RovgH ON Rats.”—Ask druggist for it. clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. a box; for Washington at 480 Pa, avenue. “ BucHUPaBIA.”"—Quick, compiete cure 4 to 6 days; all urinary com) ed $1, at druggists, For Washington at 480 Pa, ave We Wisi 70 CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer's Chemical oe and end yee ae EDU 906 G 8t., near 9th merery Tespeee Prices moderate. ” “ ALDERNEY Darr. alderney churned every aoe and delivered in ee Ibs. “Ward” printa, 45¢, per ID. cotta ‘buttermilk. « BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ON MONDAY, MARCH 15th WE WILL OFFER It 15e, ONE PRICE, THREE THOUSAND YARDS FRENCH ALL-WooL PEKIN STRIPE DE BEIGE, IN ALL THE MOST DESIRABLE SHADES, ar TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD. A GENUINE BARGAIN. WE BHALL {ALSO OPEN CHOICE AND RARE NOVELTIES IN OUR (DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, IN NEW DESIGNS, CONTROLLED BY OUR HOUSE. 5 OUR BLACK SILKS, SATIN px LYONS, BROOADE SILKS, ARE WORTHY OF NOTICE. WE SHALL OPEN, MARCH 224, THE LARGEST FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY DEPARTMENT IN WASHINGTON. a TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS IMPORTED DIREOT FROM BARIS FOR THIS OCCASION. MISS EMMA HIGGINS WILL BE PLEASED TO RECEIVE HER PATBONS IN OUR HOUSE. ‘WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COOHRANE 705 MARHET SPACE. SPECULATION. marl3 Hy coe haar enariicns oo. J. F. EDDY & CO., 128 Pearl strest, New York. ORGANS. ORGANS, of the m?-1m RGANS. lew ‘clebentad door: he good reputa- | ‘Mesers. THOMAS COOK & 8 the world-renowned Tourist and Excursion System, established 1841, bes to inform ihe pablic that they @ hew Branch Ofice in Washing- 431 PED | for the ea’e of their Tourist Tickets, and where every information concerning thei extensive Sy8- | tem of trayel can be obtained. Isso, Pamphlet, c: OF EUROPE, teit free on applcaiiont COOK'S TOURIST TIOKETS TO ALL PARTs | Sing'e Journey and Bxeurs any da; Cook's Excursionist contains fares for over 1,000 Tours: by mail, 10 cen! Please a PERCY G. AMUSEMENTS. “COOK? in Core: Ney’ \Grand Annual Annual Mi taing yy any t das. ddress THOMAS COOK & SON, 2 gnneyIvania avenue, SMITH, Agen chict American. Offices 261 Broadway, Ne: A. BARATTONL rain, at reduced rates, by ali | nes of steamers, issued to independent travelers. COOK'S AMERICAN TOU To all places of Pleasure Resort in the Unitod Staton Ss TOURS! ON, originators = oran Buildin: LVANIA A’ ENUE. | EXCURS! . | Isso. arigronat Vacation full partic: not ohn MAP Tickets, available For full particulars w York. Manager. mari8-eolm DRY GOODS. ovr SPRING STOCK Recent heavy purchases in New York enabla us to offer desirable goods at very lute prices. DRESS GOODS IS N@W COMPLETE. TYLER (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), marl6 or & CHEWNING, 918 7th street now. WwW HITE GOODS! WHITE GOOD: 100 dozen Fowels, all L men, at a1. 50 pieces Pale Crash 50 50 1.20, 83. ing and Dosies, 0, 15, at. at lls aad ‘tse. per yar 20. ooad Plaid Muskn at 1236, 1 ‘* Victoria Lawn at 12) ‘* Linen D. Tr x full stock of Dreas Gale and All the above Wh’ and will be sold ac marl3 lande at 2 Goods be! lingly. . J. JOHNSON, 7S Market t at old prices, HE CHEAP PLACE SILKS y awaits Thuméase assortment of newand beautiful DRESS Beautiful French La Figured LINEN LAV Beautiful American LA TERS, 71 ipace. ihe best yard-wide BLEACHED OUTTON inde, Ce Tinmense assortment of LOT for men and boys’ wear, 37, 60, 62, 75, 87c., Beant. NOTTINGHAM PAGE. for Curtains, 125, 15, SILK: ted SIL ifal CAI 20, 26, 31, 50. 6 ‘Black CAgtiMEnES Black Black At Bi Black ble width, Silk warp 1 ustralian Crape ck French BuNiNGs. } Cashmere SHA’ PureLinen Table DAMASK, 30.8 oe 75,87, 81, 81.25 ae Li inen NA te Hone: ae 15, seilles, Fee very ch marl) CARTER ' @ Biack SATINS; Colored and Black 5 and 81.50 ‘BLACK "BULKS are the eet in this city. (pure wool, ) only BU 7e., B1 erg ith 5 ery cheap, KS for Trimmings, excellent We. 38, all colors, (RASOLS!!" A Market § ‘and Galorea CASHMERES, (pure wool), 62, NRIETTA ; noe TAY tira, 50c.; heavy white $1.25; Mar- hea} ‘Ss, att Market Space. So G We are dail; Summer DR! fabrics for the season. Attention of purchasers is called to the following just opened: Printed wns and Cambrics, special! ercales French Sat. An inspection of our stock is solicited. mar8 &o0p FINISHED AND UNFINISHED READY" MADE NOVELTIES a es AND HOSIERY MEN'S EURNISHINGS, THOMPSON'S 8! E. MAUOK, PROPRIETOR. mar3 AND, yz Ginwghame in plaids and stripes, ‘antinws Gn ail Silks in new, designs, Black and Golored Camels? Hairs, ‘and Gol great HOOE 1328 F st. HIRTS ! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! OBES pret DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. S16 F HIRTS, BHIRT S&S, Buy the EUREKA REINFORCED, the best | $1 SHIRT In the city. For sale st DUBREUIL BRO.’s, marl TO ORDER: TO ORDER. 1 gums ‘THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. The: ho {Senate” Improved 8! a orns un ainewaennniratiea a 5 cents. he “Recepti ‘mado ot aidexraa Fn vive tune FAMILY SUPPLIES. Diamo. S33 Spine == ain and twenty-one Soca, 1002 F street n.w. oop: SEE: DRESS our stock of Spring and comprising cigs ‘oreign and Domesti the new colors, lored Grenadires in BROTHER & CO., n.w., near Ebbitt House. n.w., opp. Patent office. SHIRTS, 112 F street northwest. nd” Shi cal Wo cents. + beat rans- the Bast muslin Fo PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY HAMS. EASTER. BALTIMORE HAMS. CINCIN JOHN H. marl? LBS. ce eae PRUNES. aa abe qumeing Oe ie ae Colgate’s 1- ae 1 gallon in 81 53g Ibs. Choice 2 Tbs. Baker's Premium 1 1b. Baker's BONA = : a Tb. NATI HAMS. MAGRU DER, 2422 New York ave. bv Bbl Wiee Patent Process FLO ‘My Store has been much enlarged, and my cus- tomers will not be obliged to waitso long to be GEO. A. O'HARE, served. nav ern tE ING 1213 7th st.n.w., Between M and N. FLORIDA ORANGES VEGETABLES. a TSCAPED NUN. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, MONDAY EVENING, March 22, EDITH 0'GORMAN. Crowded houses. Life ina Convent. Highly en- dorsed. Tickets, 50 cents, including reserved seates Call immediately at Ellis” Music Store, Penna, ave. that Ae HOOTING Postponed from last work, wid q ora ermine ‘of | RDAY, reh 20, commencing st 110 i throuxbout the day, ites and = Me as advertised last week. Admission, 25 cents, marist YATIONAL THEATER. ” Byron, | THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. MR. OLIVER DOUD BYRON. The Charming Artiste. MISS KATE BYRON, ‘And an Eneembie of 40 ARTISTS. 40 THE GREAT PLAY, Devicting Life-like Incidents in New York and California, entitled ‘ACROSS THE CONTINEN Embracing the services of TWO DISTINCT COMPANIES. MO: ARCH Bours arbiicn and CT. PARSTOY, yc famous now American play, (with the sane su” its elec In present. perb Star Comrany with whi tric snecees at the U My ccexy F wan heir last pr vocal, AND ser M UGH M. nd NTAL CONCERT, CHURCH, “_marl7-4t* ie ‘Kivaify’s Enchantment. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. THE GREATEST SPECIALTIES, THE PREITIEST COSTUMES, THE GRANDEST SCENERY, THE FINEST BALLET EVER UPON THE E AMERICAN STAGE. ENCHANTMENT MA CINER SATURDAY. HA MENT MATINEE eSATA: Matinee Admission, 25 and 50 cents. Reserved Seats, 25 cents 's extra, MONDAY NEXT— De Hey Campbell's vreates’ THE GALLEY SLAVE. {Post and Rep. } SACKED Signor Liberati, Comet Virtgoso ; B par, Violin Virtnoso; Miss An: Soprane, and othe 50 Admission, cents extra, at Drew COMIQUE. MONDAY, March tly and TUESDAY and FRIDAY Ma- Ht appearance of Andy Showers and his ey Circus; Satrums, te Japanese and Dashaway: Fred Robe Aubrey th area pica Vocalist Billy Maloney and ibis Grey; J. G. Whiti mond ad Murphy, and our G: ROP. CARE Sixth a Lincoln Ha! 4 raturday 7 a made Hall, t a Fhidey niet aid Saturday Matinee. Av! marl5-6t* LPerese. BY JOSEPH COOK, on ERTAINTIES IN RELIGION,” INCLUDING A REPLY TO INGERSOLL, av LINCOLN HALL, Maacu 22n, 8 P. M. Admission, 50 cents. Reserved Seats, 25 cents extra; to be meas Metzerott’s, 929 enn. ave., on and after the, 14ta wo GRAND CONCERTS By the FISK ae SINGERS, CONGREGATIONAL pe uno MONDAY, Siac "1s, THURSDAY, MAROH 18, Soe 50 cents; Tickets (both concerts) 75 Novextra charge for reserved ecats. moi at Ellis & Co.'s music store. arls-5t RS. ADELINE PUVAL MACH having M concluded her studies at Tallmadge Hal, i requested to repeat the course. Further notice will be.given where. Classes forming and private pu- Pils at residence, 304 Indiana avenue. Engage- ments as Elocutionist for entertainments. mi3-ot No. 626 ON EXHIBITION No. 626 ES. AND Ae 5. MARK HITER? FREE ART oe ee? “END STORE, No. 626 E Qhoice Oi) Paint &e. largest stock of Pa Window Bhades, Pictures, 8, ‘and Tas- es, Nails, &., inthe RMS CARE. "Please remember Naine and Number. 028-fm EO. JUENEMANN’S VERNON LAGER BEER BAEWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN 4TH AND OTH and E axp F 818. NB ap29 Washington, D. O [zon BiTTERs. Stop One Minute and Think, have DYSP’ IN- Iron Bitters | DIGESTION br NEUBALGTA, “ERS will cure you. Iron Bitters If your BLOOD is THIN, or Ay rom Bitters | ereaneely PaMLAED, Iron Bitters | IRON BI il cure you,” Iron Bitters] Ifyou have SOOABTONAT, pizzas, or oa feel eter ary A. BURD! se willeueyou: qrom Bitters | “Ty you area mother, and have Iron Bitters | not milk or to nurse Ages strength qui, of suffer from Hywierit ot Iro sitters | disease that somsiee axe = try IRON BITTERS. YOU CAN BE CURED. Paics $1 4 Bor. ALL Davaers7Ts SLL THEM. THE BROWN CHEMICAL OU. BALTIMORE, Sone PROPRIETORS. Fer sale by STOTT & CRO} 485 Pennsyl- vanit holesale and all. “z eerenne Tetail,and by 1 Dre MEAT, FINEST AND IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRA‘ LE ee STOCK 70H SOUPS, eee tase DISHES AND SAUCES. co! oF Fe pccson and a boge for which Da Hons should feel grateful —Bee“aedical Frees, “Lancet,” “Brit the fac eimile of CAUTION-—Genuine only, wielns Luk across tae ine **Qonsumption in England increased ten-fold in. ten years.” Boer See § oS He OBSERVATIONS on “NASAL CATARRH xD CATABRHAL DEAFNESS.” =yEere By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORE. fawn ee eee ee \