Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | "TUESDAY .. March 30, 1880. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. O¥rick OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, Mareb 30, 1850. For the middle Atlantic states, clear or partly @loudy weather, northwesterly winds, station- ary or higher temperature, rising barometer. _—————————- “LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. National Theater.—“The Banker's Daughter.’ Ford's Opera House.—“Fairtax.” Theater Comntque. “Sentenced to Death” and varieties. Lincoin Hail.—Readings by Mes. Scott-Sid- dons. Congregational Chw'eh.—Last of the Athen- zeum Club concerts. Odd Feliows’ Hill benefit St. Dominick srand sociatle for the nui Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:45 p. extinguished at 12:50 a.m. "At the Meeting of merabers of the Chureh ft the Incarnation, last night, to elect vestrym-n, ‘Treasurer Plunket re rted that the chureh debt had been reduced to $4,400. Mr. Wm. Pettibone, a well-known residen| South Washington, ts serfousiy ill of paralysis, at his residence, corner of 1334 and B streets uthwest. George Davis, a colored barber, on H, near 3 street northwest, died suddenly yesterday after- noon from hemorrhage of the lungs. ‘The corner-stone of Abner’s new beer saloon, on E street. between 7th and sth streets, was | laid yesterday. Copies of the daily papers were placed in the corner stone. Captain Peter Kennedy, of the sckconer Tann- hauser, with a zo of stone for the State de- and partment, was arrested yesterday afternoon by a deputy U. marshal 0! Warrant sworn out by Henry R. Condon, one of the crew, charging ¢ruel treatment to them while on the hig A partial hearing was had before Charies Wal- ter, justice, and the further hearing pogtponed until Thursday. W. Warren Bi as. itley, the musical author and mtinues at St. Paul’s Eng- this week. See advt. ‘A motion to dissolve the restraining oréer ‘anied against the removalof the bronze horse Clarke Mills from the grounds of John @. Garland was filed yesterday, and will be argued { before the replevin suit ts brought. : The grand jury yesterday found Indictments against Cornelius Wessels for kee ra ge house: J, McBurney, do.; Moses Snowden and Lewis Hawkins, arson; Joseph Baker, larceny; and James Bryen and John Saunders, petit lar- eeny, second of nse. i Geo. H. Martin, policeman, died to-day. y Clark, who jumped from the second- story of St. Ann’s Infant Asylum and broke one of her legs, and otherwise injured berself, as stated In yesterday’sSTaR, never was an inmate of the Columbia Lying-in Hospital. Officer Higgins found a dead white female fant, about three months old, on G street, be- tween 4th and 5th streets northwest, last night. At the Jonal meeting held last ev ning a Lutheran Chureh, John Pende were re-elected elders; Wm. W. Linkins, Albert F.’ Fox and J. A. deacons, holding over. By an error in yesterday tor’s meeting at Foundry Chure! sgainst licensed immorality, Dr. an was mentioned as laying before the meeting an article in the New York Tru(h, It should have read the Washington 7 George Weigle report of the pa: h, to tak on Seduction, Abortion and Death. SAD FATE OF A MARYLAND WOMAN. The death of a lady about 3 Sold, bat appearing much younger, under very pecullar circumstances, at house No. 114 B street north- west, on Suns morning last, is the subject of considerable gossip and comment on the streets today. Itappears that aman named Simpkin, & clerk in the Treasury department, went to this house—kept by an old woman called Ann Morgan, but whose right name {s sald to be Ann Page—a week or two ago, and engaged a room for a lady friend of his, who he stated was ex- Dected from Maryland that day. The lady came With him on the same day, and for several days afterwards went cut, In apparently good health, retting her meals at some other place. On the onday following her arrival she went out as usual, returning in about an hour, and com- plained of being stck. Her friend, Mr. Simpkin, called, and was yery attentive, and, as she go. no beiter, he called tn Dr. Townshend, who, after visiting her, called in Drs Stanton and Murphy as consulting physicians, The lady "W worse all the time, and died Sunday morn- ing last. Before her death she stated that she bad been attended by a gray-bearded doctor, somewhere hear the city hall. ‘The matter has been Kept very quiet pending ‘¢myestigation, but our reporters have the follow- ing statements on good authority. Last fall an advertisement fora housekeeper appeared in a eity paper here. It was answered among others by the above mentioned lady, a very handsome woman, who came from her home in Maryland for the pu: e. On her arrival here she found that the ai iser, sald to be Mr. Simpkin, was not a householder, but occupied two rented roowis in a house, She, however, engaged with him as his housekeeper, and was with him a month or two, until about the end of November. She then went into service ina dining-room in this city for a short time and then returned to her Marylandhome. A short time ago, probably finding that her condition would be discovered by her family if she remained at home, she Wrote to Simpkin to get her_a place here.’ He then seems to have secured her the quarters at Mrs. Morgans’ (or Page's). The doctors called in aiter she became Ill Were reticent; but we can state that the result ¢f the post mortem dis- closed a case of most brutal malpractice for abortion by an unknown physician who had punctured the bladder and caused inflammation and an agonizing death. ‘The unfortunate woman Is cnown to be very respectably connected, and has two brothers in this city well-known business men, who are lunged into the greatest distress at the shock- ing fate of their sister. She is said to have stated while on her death bed, that Simpkin Was not the author of her misfortune. As stated above, there 1s a ctisposiifon to con- feal the facts. It is even said by a Mrs. Whalen or Whaley, who lives in Mrs. Ann Morgan’s jhouse, Dr. Townshend told Mrs. Morgan that there was nothing wrong in the case—that the girl's death was caused from Bright's disease ot the kidneys. It hardly seems possible that he should have made such a statement. The body was removed Sunday afternoon to the establishment of Mr. Buchly, the under- | taker, by order of Mr. Simpkin, and Coroner A FATAL SHOT IN THE FOREHEAD. | a-Weung Colored Man Killed by a White Man. ARREST OP THE MAN CHARGED WITH THE SHOOTING. Last night, about 93; o'clock, James E. John- son, a young colored man residing on Samson Street, Between 14th and 15th streets, was shot and fataily wounded (his death Socurring, about 1g hours afterward) on 14th etreet, above P street, azew yards from the store of the late George Philip Hirth, who was killed on the 7th of January Jast, and for whose murder Bedford, Queenan, and Pinn are now under sentence of jeath. Jonnson is represented te have been an | honest and industrious young man. OMicer Hollinan, of the sixth precinct, was standing at the corner of ith and N streets, about 4 oclock p. m, and hearing the report Of a pistol ran ‘to the pot from whence the sound proceeeded, when he Saw quite a crowd of people gathered about the body of Jobnson as it lay Bi on the pavement with a pistol shot wound in the forchead. Ascertaining where the wounded man lived, the officer, with assistance, took him | to bis residence, 1424 Samson street, between P and Q and iéth and 15th streets, end Drs. Bigelow, Ramsay and Blair wer. called in, but coud do nothing to save his life, for he died about 11 o’elock. The police of the sixth precinct, as also the second precinct, in which the shooting took place, Was at once informed and efforis were immediately taken to arrest the guilty party or parties. Acting on information Surgeant 4 Wiss and Officer Grant, of the sixth precinct, and officers Hanline and Ahern, of the second pre- cinct, arzested a man known as “Big fos! Jobnson, who, it is charged, is the guilty man. THE MURDERED MAN, Johnson, was 24 years of age. He hasa wife and one child, and was formerly employed at the grocery store of Mr. John F. Greene, at U corner of 14tk and Samson streets, but lat: at Turney’s restaurant, on 74th street and > York avenue, and has been ded heretotor + as a remarkably peaceable and industrious young man. TRE ALLEGED MURDERER, Jonn H. Johnson, a rather fite-looking young man, is well-knewa in the northern part of the city, and has borne heretofore a rather bad character, having teen engaged before in as- Sault, once of rather a disreputable character on Sergeant Amiss, a few months ago. WITNESSES JN CUSTODY. There are several stories in relation to the Occurrence, and there were a number of wit- nesses to the affair who could not be found in the early part of the night, but the police of both precincts, Lieuts. Greer, of the sixth, and Jobason, of the second precinct, and their ofti- cers, worked with so much industry on every plece of information that they could gather, that it was but a few.hours before they had in custody John Clarkson, Hackney Turney, Dick Morris and Morris Placer, white; Wm. Pobert- son, Wm. Coleman, games Waters and Wim. El- Us, colored, all of Whom, with Joseph Johnsen, Were z>tained in custody until the Inquest. THE CORONER'S INQUEST. Dr. Patterson, the coroner, at noon to-day held an inquest at the residence of the deceased. the jurors being Wm. Syphax, Jeremiah Suilt: van, James Marshall, Patrick "Doyle, James €. J. R. Dufour, Bernard Manning, G. Coombs, Philip Alston. Wm. Hailes, Oliver White and N. Crawford. John Clarkson, living at 2020 Sth street, testi- fiod that with Mr. Jchn Finn he was walking up ist street from the Thomas Circle, and Mr. John Johnson (the prisoner) and Mr. vrestort Plerce were together, about sixty feet behind. Finn and himself reached 14th and P streets, d Pierce stopped on the corner of 14th streets, On the east side. Finn and witness then went Cae st., and Johnson called them to came bac! d they started, and they (Johnsen and Plerce) walked down with two otuer young men. Just as they got within about 10 feet of deceased—about in front of Heb- the prisoner ran towards deceased and “What in the sal The prisoner sald: ace dran his hand You white — of a—, you are going to shoot, ain't you?” At that moment the shot was fired by Johnson (the prisoner), and the man dropped and they all ran, witness going across the street and up to the corner of S, Where he met Mr. Pierce, t to 13th street and Massachu- chusetts avenue; to 9th street, to F; to Tall- madge hall, where there wasa ball going on. and sent & young man in after Jolnson’s brother, and told him (the brpther) then Went up l0th street witli him and ‘Peirce to P Street. where he left them and went through Columbia street to Rhode Island avenue, to 9th, Easter Elections. ¥. EB. CHURCH OFFICERS CHOSEN, ‘Yesterday and last evening the annual elec- tions for vestrymen and other officers of the Protestant Episcopal churches of the District took place with the following result: St, Paul's Church (Rock Creek Rev. J. A. Buck rector.—Vestrymen, hok eee EJ. Middleton, Major Jno. B. Wiltber- Whittlesey, ¥, Thos. Miller; elected, E. J. Middieton, jr. Sonn Minter, WE. Notley, Thos. Joy. Reenter, Jno. B. Wiltberger. Treasurer, E. J. Middleton, ‘3 Wardens, Eo. Middleton, Chas. 4. Wilt- ‘St John’s Chureh, Rev. J. Vaughn Lewis rector.—Vestrymen, W. H. Philip, J. H. Wat- mous G.c. Chipman, J. C. B. Davis, Matthew Trimbie, Robert Reyburn, Col. 8. Benjamin and E. N. Schaefer. The wardens of last year were re-elected. Christ Church (Navy Yard) Charles D. An- drews, r.—Vestrymen, W. E. Hutchinson, P. P. Little, H. Browning, ‘Dr. Roberts, Samuel Cross, Wm. Hoeke, C. Venable, J. Cross. These are all the same as last year. Wardens, W. E. Hutchinson, P. P. Littie. Register, J. Cross. Treasurer, Dr. W. E. Roberts. Epiphany Chureh, (G street.) Rev. Dr. Paret rector.—vestrymen, J. K. Barnes, J. G. Parke. Nathautel Wilson, J. H. C. Coffin, J. O. Evans, M. W. Beveridge and E. S. Hutehinson. War- dens, L. J. Davis and W. D. Baldwin. iinity Church (8d and Cstreets.)—Rev. Thos. G. Addi-on, D.D., and Dougias F. Forrest, D.D., reetors, Vestrymen, J. W. Bulkley, M. D., Thec Eoaugh. Edward Baldwin, W. P. Young. W. A. Meio, ton, jr., an k R. Wallace, Wardens, ». W. ‘Middleton, sr., and William H. Coppin Tr. erXscension Church (Massachusetts avenue.)— Rev. J. L. Elliott, rector. Vestrymen, W. W. Corcoran, N. W. Burchell, Colonel’ T. L. Casey, Henry E. Davis, A. J. Falls, H. W. Garnett, T) L, Hume and A. 8. Pratt. The board fs the same as last year, with the exception that Mr. H. E. Davis takes the place of his father. The war. dens, Majors G. H. Eliott and D. Davidson, hold over for the present. Church of the Incarnation—Rev. J. L. Town- Send rector. Vestrymen, E. A. Woodward, J. C, Stewart, W. M. Porterand D. Morrison, holding over; R. McAllister, jr.. Plunkett, EB er, Dr. ‘I. Antisell, elected. Wardens, Major W. H. Plunkett and . Harper. St. Mark’s Church, (Capitol Hill)—Rev. A. F. Steele rector. Ve fs Burnett, K Goodhart. W. R. Hillyer, E. C. ‘kwood, W. H. Marlow, C. B. Parkman, S. B. Roane, J. Shaw. Wardens, £. J. Pattee, J. T. Heck. St. Andrew’s, (14th ‘st.,) Rev. W. A. Harris, rector.—Vestrymen, Dr. C. B. Shirley, Frank Burchell. B. V. Darrell, W. C. John- C. H. Benaet, Gilbert Zowles, St. Geo. Ra- Wardens, E. Harris and Geo. E. Davis. St. Luke’s (colored) Church, Rev. Dr. Crummell rector.—The result of the election for vestry- men of this church created quite an interest because of the recent trouble between the tor and the choir. in order to test the qi tion Mr. Henry Johnson advised dropping hi name, and again submitted it to be voted upot The members drop were Henry Johnson, Richard Nugent, Dabney Ciambers and Dantel Lee. The three latter endorsed the rector’s course cn the music questic. Those elected were Henry Johnson, Wm. Buad, Wm. Wash- ington and Wesley Howard. The total vote Mr. Nugent, representing Dr. views on the Choir guestion, 1 ceived , and Mr. Johnson 24. W. Lew! Upston was elected warden St. Johns (Georgetown) Vestrymen, H. D. Cooke, 0. H. Herr, RB. P. Waters, John son, Dy. N. Bates, holding over! a] elected at first meeting of the vestry. Christ Church (Georgetown), Kev. A. R. Stuart rector.—Vestrymek, Dr. Grafton Pr, Judge W Cox, Chas. Matihews, Benj. Miller, sr., E. D. Hartley, 7. Dunlop, J. EC Gordon and” Wm. B. Wardens, Win Knowles, senior ¥ 3. Adier, ‘junior ; nC. er; Benj. Miller, sr., treasurer. Grace Church (Georgetown), Rev. Mr. Baker rector.—Vestrymen holding over, John Spencer. Wm. F. Gibbons. W. H. Schutt, C. R. Schutt: elected, T. G. Locheman, B. Gissell, C. H. Eng- lish and O. L. Grimes. Wardens, W. H. Shu and b. Gissell; treasurer, W. H. Shutt; registe: Jahn Spencer. The Alexandria Bulldozers. A warrant was issued on Saturday by U. s. Commissioner John S. Fowler for the arrest of George Nowland and Robert. Ballenger, charg- ing them with committing the assault on board the steamer City of Alexandria, on the evenin; to T, to Sth, to his home beyond Boundary. Did not hear deceased say “Don’t shoot me.” Was not present when they kad the words and don't know why the prisoner Kicked at deceased. It was between the hours of 8 and 9, near the lat- ter hou vhen the affray took place. Did not peae any, quarrel until the instant before the jooting. Preston M. Petree testified that he lived on Caroline street, between 14th and 15th, and T and U streets, and met Johnson, the prisoner, in Mr, Clark’s store, 1906 14th street. and was with him up to the tme of the occurrence. About dusk, went down town to Mr. Miller’s law office, Louisiana avenue, above 6th street. Cook, Clarkson, Johnson and Finn being in his company; Walked up the avenue to 15th street. then took a car and got out at L street. Finn, larkson and witness waited at Vt. ave. and L street. while Johnson and Cook went to see a young lady—about half an hour. Went up 15th Street to M, Cook remaining with the young lady, and returned to L street, end called Coor, who did not come, and then went through Ver- mont avenue to the circle, and then out 14th street—Mr. Johnson and witness being a little in’ the rear of the others; passed P street; did not notice any one on the corner; stopped at Mr. Beek’s store (formerly occupied by Hirth) and called Turner Hackman and Richard Norris out and ssked them to treat to cigars, then walked to the north side of Sarmson street, stopping in frontof Main’s store, Hack- man and Norris being with them and thé other two ahead. At this point Mr. Johnson turned and asked, ‘Who are those niggers following, adding “Let’s go back.” Witness sald don’t go back; there 1s no good making a fus with anybody, and I do not think they are fol- jon tig. us,” The prisoner said “You are afraid to go back,” and called Clarkson and Finn back and started down the street a little in front of the others, Clarkson and Finn being in the rear. Jonnson walked close to the colored man who Was standing near the curbstone in front of Mr. Bigelow’s fence... looking at the colored man right hard, and the man ‘said, “ Who the h—i are you loaking at?” Mr. Johnson sald, “Who the h—1 do you think?” and he walked back and faced deceased and said, “ Who the h—] are you talking to?” ‘The colored man jumped back and squared himself as ff about to strike. and Mr. Johnson then kicked, or kicked at him. The colored man made a motion towards his hind pocket, and Johnson drew a pistol, and the man Patterson held an autopsy, the results of which | developed the fact of an abortion, as above | stated. And yet Mrs. Whalen sald ‘to a Star | «reporter this morning that Dr. Patterson said it Was a case of blo poisoning. The remains were taken to the Maryland home of the family for burial by the two brothers of the deceased. When they return it ts to be hoped they will take steps to clear up the matter and fix the | responsibility for the death of their sister on the guilty parties. | The name of the uufortunate victim was | Susan Wheeler. i ——— Mr. Gro. K. Parry, for many years in busi- ness on 7th street, is now at Burns’ shoe store, 1169 Pennsylvania avenue, where he will be giad to see his old friends and patrons. t THE Bask Bart SBasoN in Washington was | ‘opened yesterday afternoon. The weather was | of thé meanest kind for ball playing. The Nationals played the Brown University nine, and defeated them. The National nine this year promises to do work. They have been practicing Ip-doors and out-doors for some time seed ‘The following is the nine for this year:— Snyder, c.; Ly ; Latham, 1b.; Gerhardt, ‘ab.; Warner, 3 cClellay 8; Derby, r.f. and change p.:’ Baker, c. on, Lf.; Trott. sub- stitute and change ¢! Snyder played on the Bostons last year, Gerhardt with the Cincin- natis, Warner with the Clevelands, aud Dignon with the General Worths. ‘The other men were on the home pine last year, although Latham layed part of the season with the Springfields. ‘he game with the Brown University nine yes- | Saw the man drop. ja exclaimed, “ Don’t shoot me, you white s—of a b—.” As Soon as witness sai the pistol shin- ing he started to run, and saw the flash and THE VERDICT. After hearing several other witnesses the jury rendered a verdict that James H. Johnson came to his death by a pistol shot wound, faflicted by tol in the hands of John H. Jolinson. ie Coroner thereupon committed Johnson to Jail. Amusements, &c. Forv's Orexa Hovsk.—Easter week opened most ay at Ford’s Opera House last night, with a delightful play, performed by an excellent company, The players—Abbey’s New York Park Theater Company—left Buffalo yes- terday morning, and ved here in the after- noon, but the railroad men failed to deliver their age on time, and Mr. Hopkins, their enter- ing agent, had to buy costumes here for the ladies to appear in the earlier acts, The bag- gage arrived before the close of the play, how- ever. “Fairfax” ts an interesting play. The tragical prologue throws its shadow over the succeeding four acts, but the pathos is relieved by bright comedy touches. Miss Agnes Booth proves herself an emotional actress of a high order by her fine acting as “Gladys.” Mr. Whiting’s bachelor doctor ts a delightfully fresh and breezy creation, and Mr. Knowles, Mr. Fi guson, Mr. Eberle, Mrs. Gilbert and Miss Co make up a very stropg company. The play ought to draw good houses. National THEATER.—“The Banker's Daugh- ter” was produced at the National Theater last of Thursday last—throwing overboard a pac! age of the Literal newspaper. ‘The warrant was placed in the hands of U. S$. Deputy Mar- shal I. C. O'Neal, who placed the parties unde! arrest. Jurisdiction is claimed for the U.S. courts under the following section of the Re- vised Code of the United Siates, tt betug con- tended that “the sea ebbs and flows” In the Po- tomac river between this city and Alexandria: “Section 5,370. Every person who upon the higa seas, or In any Open roadstead. or in any haven, basin or bay, or in any river where the sea ebbs and flows, commits the crime of robbery in or upon any vessel, or upon any ship’s company of any vessel, or the landing thereof, isa pirate, and shall suffer death.” A hearing took piae in Alexandria yesterday afternoon before U. Commissioner Fowier. ' The United States court room was crowded, andthe motion to quash the warrant was argued by Messrs. Burke, Brent and Smith for the secused, and Juage Willoughby for the goverhment. Motioa to quash the warrant was overruled and the ex- amination of the case proceeded with. ‘The case against the two young men has been preeente to the grand jury in this District. Che following witnesses have been summoned: John T. Hunter, West End, Fairfax county, Va.; J. H. Adams, i12 Prince street, Alexandria, Va.; H. L. Harris, Columbus and Franklin sts., Alexandria, ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF MURDER.—The Philadeiphia jury in the case of A. A. Shissler, formerly of this city, on trial there for the mur- der of George Truman, rendered a verdict last evening of not guilty. It appeared from the evidence that Shissler and ‘Truman had an un- leasanthess Over a game of cards, and after leaving the 9 room, where it occurred, got into a struggle in the street. in which Truman got his leg broken, and was taken to the hos- pital where he subsequently died. Among the Witnesses for defense was John B, Packer.a mem- ber of the Sunbury (Pa.) bar, and an ex-member of Congress from that District, who testified that he had known Shissler from his childhood and that his character was good. On cross-ex- amination the witness said that he had only seen the defendant a few times in Sunbury be- tween 1860 and 1878. The greater part of that time the defendant lived in Washington, where he was a clerk in one of the government depart- ments. He was considerea to bea peaceable, orderly citizen, and witness had never heard of Be gone on sprees and getting into fights over car JET and gold Cluster sets $3, at Priggs. Q* TUESDAY MORNING, MAECH 30th, 1880, WE WILL HAVE ON SALE— 5 CASES rE WAMSUTTA MUSLIN, (Remnants 10 cents.) 5 CASES OF LONSDALE CAMERIC, (Remnants 10 cents ) 5 CASES OF SPRING CALICOES, Gand 7 cents. 5 CASES OF SPRING DRESS GOODS, 1234, 15, 18, 20 cents. CASES OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS All of the very latest style, plain and fancy, 250. ar 5 TOWSON'S DRY GOODS STORE. NOVELTIES IN SPRING DRESS GOODS, Silk and Wool, ‘All Wool, : Camel's Hair, Mohairs, Silk Damasaces. COLORED SILKS, 75, 87, $1, $1.10, $1.25—all the latest colors. COLORED SATINS, all the new colo: BLACK SILKS, 75, 87, $1, $1.10, 81°25, $1.50. Double Width AJl Wool BLACK CASHMERES, 45c. CASSIMFRES for Men and Boys’ Wear, 37, 60, 60, 75, 87, $1, 81.25, B1.50. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ‘Trees in the Wrong Piace. Editor Star:—I wish to draw your attention to the manner In which trees have just deen set | out on the corner of 5th and H streets, n. w., | per each corner are directly in | ‘center of the walk. Northeast corner each | of the tree box isan obstruction. Lamp Post about three feet one side, and water plug about the same distance on the other. side). One on oa side trians are compelled to Eatior Star:—Piease keep on praising “um- ‘relia lenders” a little more, or rather the “‘bor- rowers,” for roine was lent last Sunday, and it has not been returned yet. My husband, who ig not 45, was standing at the toot of the steps of his boarding-house, observed two ladies hur- Tying home in the rain, politely gave them his umbrella. asking them please to return it. It this act of “spontaneous generosity” does not “smell sweet.” At any rate it doesn’t tc me, for who ever heard of a woman forgiving anybody who lost or kept her umbrella? The umbrella had the name inside in looks as if letters. THE doctors said he could not live. However, Pedes- at ‘pass around (ladies in lar) when it is wet. When the trees aro See they will completely hide the view down | he walk. Crrizey, Faithless Umbrella Borrowers. white aS xX. he took Dr. Bull's cough syrup and lives yet. t NeW BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS ORGANTZ2D.—At called meeting of citizens for the purpose affecting the organization of a new building association in the west end, to take the place of the Harmony which closed tn December last. A large number of people met last evening and ding Association of ‘trict of Columbia.” The following were the officers elected: A. 8. ‘Taylor, jonaed the “Western Bull ist the I Walter Stewart, vice-president; Duckett, treasnrer: W. Messrs. L. D. Wine, B. J. H. Byram, S. N. Wm. Ryan directors. evening, the meeting adjourned. . ing, at August Glesecke’s hall, cor) uel Waidecker, secretary; John Li] tal fol ther subscriptions, ——_e—___ THE COURTS. Wetzel, x le, George S. Krafft. Thorae, John Irwin and After fixing wu) second Wednesday of each month as for holding the monthly meetings and appoint- ing a committee to prepare a constitution for adoption at a meeting to be held next Monday -Last even- er of 7th O streets, the Northern Liberty Bullding Assoc!- ation was organized. The following officers were elected: August Dittrich, president; Eman- ppold, treasu- rer. A large number of shares were immediately and lists distributed among the members resident ; ‘alter secretal mn the e time an €recurr Cover (No. 1)—Judge Macarthur. Yesterday, Hayden canal Company; Seldner et al. agt. leas on payment of costs. leave.to amend declaration. ton, inquisition for $96.40. Cire Court (! Jone: agt. and costs. Carriny ceptions signed. defendant called and judgment, Stimpson; trial commenced. ‘on agt. CromvaL CourT—Juige James. Yesterday, John Babbington, John Burke a Ofticer Mockabee; ver- el Burke; resisting Babbington and 4 By andi new trial. Joseph O'Brien, verdict guilty day > guilty, and Mikhael Burke not guilty; bail fixed at $1,000, default. committed pending motion for anit and batt: and sentenced to jail for Sixt; PoLIcE Covrt—Judge Sneil, Yesterday, after Levy; five months each in jail. our report closed, Ge Robert Dunmore, larceny of a large tempering wheel weighing 1,000 pounds from . Chesapeake and Ohio motion for new trial fled’ - Bieber et al.; leave to file Roach agt. Hilton; Patrick agt. Ben- Swan agt. Dasen- brook; verdict for defendant for $10 damages. Smith agt. Kimmell; suitdismissed. Lerch agt. Reissner; defendant called and judgment for nominal damages. Town vs. Chappell; same. No. )—Judge Cox". Yesterday, Clark agt. Mackey; verdict for de- fendant and judgment for costs. Kendall agt. Crathy & Been; judgment confessed. F judgment confessed for $871.43. Reordon; verdict for plaintiff for $11 . Douglass; bill of e: Windsor & Ford agt. R: Rotnburg agt, ¥ agt. Dunn ‘0. and Michae! Alfred Small- wooed, the crazy colored man Who assaulted his mother, nearly killing her, was to-day brought into court and released, with profanity, was fined 35) bonds or jail 30 days. To-day, Chas. Jack driving in the county: and boisterous; $5 or 15 d: rofanity; $5 or 7 days. Wm. ie0. Mills, forfeited collateral. vagrancy; bonds or 30 30 days in jail. the Store of John H. kett, hie wife, by knockin; plate; $10 or 30 days. with fon bonds #, 2 larceny of GEORGETOWN. Don’t ForGer It.—To-night is the last of the | Women's Home, tor of the Dorcas Soctety, which has becn doing good work this winter ‘in clothing the poor. “To-morrow night the grand concert suppers, given at the Ag« he benest, at Curtis Hall. See advt. GRAIN ARKIVAIS.—Boat Medley with 4.000 bushels wheat; boat H. M. Talbott with 2,500 bushels wheat: GRAIN Mak terday at 136 to 1 Fish MARKET. thousand and tayl ET.—4,000 bushels wheat sold y¢ no one appearing against him. Fanny Alexander,colored, charged | Mary Burch, threats, pleaded guilty and was required to give mn, charged with fast 20. Samuel Ward, loud ‘8. Nancy Walker, Pinkney, Robert Sint days. John Ne! do.; appeal noted. Hattie Thomas, alias forfeited collateral. Mary Thompson, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Robert Douglass, a badge from the proprietor of the Critic; 3 or Mary Chanes, an elderly white lady, charged with’ the larceny of a shirt from Wood & Son, in George- town; $ or 10 days. John Brannon, larceny of some Chinawaré from Alice Brannon; $5 or 15 days. Samuel Duckett, assault on Emma Duc- her down with a Frederick Cook, assault tent to kill Alfred P. Newton: examina- 000 herrings sold at $11 per at $3 per hundred. [Ron BITTER Stop One Minute and Think, ot 0. ith, id Now is the time to place your system in a proper condition tocarry you safely through | the spring andsummer influences. 5 ABSORPTION | No Experiment. | HOLMAN | Malarial, Liver, Stomach, Spleen and Kidney, PAD. You have been assured and reassured that hun- dreds of thousands throughont the world bear tes- | tmony of undoubted character, subject fo your | fullest investigation, that the HouMan Liven Pap Co.'s remedies have effected more cures, made warmer friends, and grown faster in favor than all the world’s treatments combined. All Draggists. For full treatment come to the office, corner 9th and E streets. 827 Do be persuaded to try it. Beware of Imitations and Counterfeits, febl4-t, th, e3m_ 1 CITY ITEMS. FOR CLEANING OR DyBING LADIES’ AND GENT'S Stirs, Anton Fischer, 906 G street. northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. ly AN EXTENDED POPULARITY.—Each year finds “Browws Brovchial Troches” in Tew localities, in various pacts of the world. For relieving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have proved reliable. tts I Never Felt Better. Such is the verdict after taking a dose of Quirk’s Irish Tea. Sold in packages at 25 cts. To Vertry the truth of our assertion that J. M. Laroque’s Anti-Bilious Bitters are the most povent remedy that can be used for dyspepsia, headache, diseases of the liver, &c., address J. Geo. Smith, esq., 33. and 35 N. Wa: mn street, Baltimore. He has used it for several years and knows something of its virtues, or get a bottle or package and try it. 25 cents and $1. W. E. Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore, Md. Sold by druggists. Wilhor’s Cod Liver Oi] and Lime. The great popularity of this safe and effica- cious preparation {s alone attributable to its intrinsic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Serotu: lous Humors, and all Consumptive Symptoms, It has no superior, if equal. Let no one neglect the early symptoms of disease, when an agent is at hand which will cure all complaints of the Cnest, Lunes or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by ail druggis tts OT To-pay, The New York Weekly Fashion Bazar. A Spring Suit J It contains cupavings and descriptions of nine ecmplete suits for ladies. ne Latest NewYork and Paris Fashions. New styles in children’s costumes, patterns in chenlile work and embroidery, new ladies’ morning wrapper. The words and music of the popular song, “‘SpPak ONCE AGAIN.” ‘he continuation of Miss M. E. Braddon’s new story, “Just As I Am," and the charming story, “A STR GUEST,” together with sketches, &., &c., are contained in this number. It is for sale by all newsdealers, Price 5 cents. = Tea etter than ever. I was so bil- We hear this every day. ter, (Falling of the Womb.) ynderful Cure. om a Nine years my wife suffered with this terrl- ble complaint. She was attended by doctor, after doctor; went te the different hospitals where females are treated; tried them all—wore Tencares and pessaries with only temporary re- lef. Her lite was miserable. “We applied Dr. Giles’ Liniment. Her reliel was tramediate. She is now well. B. McDERMOTT, 40 West 13th Street, N.Y. Write to DR. GILES, 120 West Broadway, N. who will cure without charge. Giles’ Pills cure piles, Sold by all druggists. ‘Trial bottles 25 cents. Aa féching Piles—Symptoms ‘are Moisture, intense Itching, particularly at night, after get- ting warm in bed, increased by scratching; other Parts are sometimes affected. ‘Sicayne's Oint- ment” pleasant, sure cure. Also cures Tetter, Ringworm, Pimptes, Sores, all Sealy, Crusty, Itchy-Skin Diseases. Instant relief and perma- nent cure certain, Seni by mail for 60c.; three boxes, $1.25. Address letters, Dr. Swayne & Son, Wholesale e0 fous it cured m: Prolapsus Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists, by Stott & Cromwell, Washington, Cuarw Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco, SKINNY MEN AND WoMEN are net admired. If lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve fol “Welles’ Health Renewer.””” Greatest remedy on earth for iropotence, sexual debility, deciine, &c, $1, at druggists’, Depot, 63 Barclay street, N. ¥., and for Washington at 430 Penn’a avenue, BAKER'S Cop LIVER OIL anD Lime never fails to check Consumption, Coughs, Colds, ete., and immediately restores vigor and flesh. Pleasant as a cordial. J.C. Baker & Co., Philadelphia, Sold by druggi: Hemorrhoids ened by Bartlett's Pile Supposi- tories, e038 “ ALDERNEY Dalky.”—Fresh alderney butter 7 Date GERD REASTEN unin plane ae and oo in 3g Ibs, ou. ve - + ” 45c, iD. Cot DIGESTION. or NEURALGIA, | Wart ane ae, Iron micers| BOE area eRe ets che and butte! Iron ra If your BLOOD is THIN, o Iron Bitters | you sre weak, bave no Appstiic | DB. F. A. VON. MOSCHZISKER, or feel generally DEBILITATED, Iron Bitters | IRON BITTERS will cure you. OFFICE |_if have OGOASIONAL 19 Nineteenth st. n.w. Iron Bitters) if you. have OGOASTONAL 619 Nineteen naw. Iron Bitters|A BURDEN, IKON BITTER: Special attention given to the treatment of Iron Bitters ee SRT DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- ‘on are @ mother, and have > SIGHT, C. AS! : Krom Bitters [noccue seme ie and are PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, child, or suffer from Iron Bitters | disease that fe try IRON BI YOU CAN BE OUBED. o females are lable to, (TTERS. Patos 81 4 Bor. ALL Davecurs Sau THeu. THE BROWN OHEMIUVAL OO. BALTIMORE, SoLE PRorarerons. Fer sale by STOTT & ORO! vania Svonue, wholonale and retail, ané : a: ‘decd? ROBEST TREES OF AUSTRALIA. EUCALYPTINE. DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, &c. Dr. von MOSCHZISKHER has now been long enough in Washington, and, ac- complished sufficient in his profession to feel that further commend of his skill or success is unneces- y. Asan author of medical works upon the or- sans of whose treatment he has made specialties for yeart, and as an inventor of scientific apparatuses forthe treatment of the respiratory organs, he 18 Well known beth in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER feels some personal gratification in the fact that the list of his patients, past and present, contains the names of more men of distinction, of all eections of the country, than probably that of any other PHY- SICIAN OR SPECIALIST in the United States. ‘Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO HIM can be amined at his office by those interested- FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. vere cold. . D. W. VOORHEES, RESTORATION OF HEARING. Dr. von Moschzisker’s treatment in my case—ca- ex- tarrh and deafness—proved a perfect success. I thinkit but a Just tribute to him to make it known to all who need his services that I have the utmost confidence in bis professional abilities. '§ SOMERVILLE, National Brass Works, Washington. __ EXCURSIONS AMUSEMENTS. for the sale of their Tourist Tickets, every information concerning their ext tem of travel can be obtained. GRAND EXCURSIONS Oo BUROP 1880. ~ For the Summer of 1880. NNUAL MAY PARTY. Grand Annual Fdneational Wacation Annual Midsummer Party. Pamphict. containg full particulars, with MAP OF EUROPE, sent free on application, COOK’S TOURIST TICKETS TO ALL PARTS OF EUK | Bingle Journey and Excursion Tickets, available j spy day and by any train, at reduced rates, by all tines of steamers, issued to independent travelers. COOK’S AMERICAN TOURS To all places of Pleasure Resort in the United States and Canadas. Cook's Excursionist contains fares for over 1, ion tone by mail, 10 cents. For full particulars please address NOMAS COOH & SON, 24:31 Pennsylvania avenue, PERCY G. SMITH. Agent. Chief American Office, 261 Broadway, New York. C. A. BARATTONI, Menager. marl8-e0lm ————____ DRY GOODS. QUITINGS INALL Tr EW SHADES BLAOK SILKS AND SATINS. TRIMMING SILKS AND SATINS. COTTON AND LINSN LAWNS. LISLE GLOYES, in new shades ind CORSETS. DS. ALL WOOL BUNTINGS, 20c. ALL WOOL wWINSEYS, 26c. &F"Ftock all new and seasonable. Prices marked for cash trade. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), mar29 918 7th street n.w. Giumts THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. Crown Diamond” Shirt, only 50 cents. enate” Improved Shirt, 65 cents. ‘he My stery”’Shirt, made of the very best mus- lin and twenty-one hundred linen only 75 cents. The ‘‘Reception” Shirt, made of the best musiin abd EXTRA FINE LY cents. Boys’ Shiri, af the bast musiin and twenty-one hundreé linen, 60 centa. “+ At MEGINNISS', mar29, 1002 F street n.w. The * tensive sys- | feleleleleleleleleleteteie} » BORRDAbC titties “COOK'S TOURS! M";25F OME HOPKINS, SHOOND 1 URE CONCERT, WEDNE! Y EV! ‘Mesers. THOMAS COOK & SON, ators of | ING, March Sist at 8 orloe mie AS | BAP- the world-renowned Tonristaud Excursion System. | Tist GHURea ah fs. Sunject: “*Bomme eetablished 1841, beg to inform the public thatthey | Kixps or Cuunen tC astrated by Organ Pave opened a how y Branch | Ofice in Washing- Fotoe, rickets, Bo. at Metzerott’s and from. oran Rui! ut Th : -2t* 7 S131 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, manteces Putt oe sas DP FELLOWS: HALL. BARERS’ DRAMATIC COMPANY In the Beautiful Drama, ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD, and the Laushable Farce of the WIDOWS VICTIM, FRIDAY EVENING aprrt ty For the Benefit cf POTOMAC LODAE NO 8, LO. M. Tickets. ... 25 cents. mar$0-st arco HALL. Miss Thursby, MR. MAURICE STRAKOSCH has THURSBY the honor of announcing that MISS EMMA THCRSDY Ch EE “will give her ‘ast Concert in Washing: ¥ | ton prior to her departure to Europe, ESDAY, APRIL 6 ich occasion will BOOK, young American pianist. Mons. ADAMOWSKI,, the Polish violinint: Y | Mr. PHIL. BRANSO:’ i ng tenor. RSBY e URSLY | MAURICE STRAKOSCH, Conductor. BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. sale of seats willcom ence Saturday, April ecisely at 9 a.m. at Metzerott’s music’ stot ie t i t URS vu v t v The 34, RAND OPERETTA YOUNG LADIES OF THE TMMACUL * et E CULATE CON CEPTION SCHOOL, Po be held at. CHURGH HALL, N STH On WEDNESDAY, March 31, 1880, at 8 m. Admission, 60 cents. HEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, March 26, Nightly and TUbsDAY and FRIDAY Ma. tnece. Engagement of the ireat Character Come- diap, Mr. HARRY CLIFFORD, in his great Drama eutitied “Sentenced to Death. Martell a Wade, Jen and Geo. Powern, Howard and Coyne, the Ri . Frank Lewis. ard? OX GRAND CONCERT RY THE FOUNG APOLLO CLUR, OF NEW YORK, Assisted b BESSIE LOUISE KING, Soprano, And J. W.’ MACY, Basso. ES, BALLAD: LINOOLN BAL, _ MONDAY, April 5th, § pon. Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats 25 cts. extra Both kinds of tickets to be had at Metzerott's, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, on and after April 1st. mar2z9-7t MADRIGALS, G W OSPERFUL BARGALYS. 10-4 (236 yard wide) BLEACHED SHEETING, Be. yard. LON E CAMB! Be. NSDALE CAMBRIC, (genuine, )12isc yard BLACK SILK, 65c. yard. (A DRAS GIN Mi :. Best PAPER CAMBRIC, 8c. NONCHET SUITINGS, 123gc.—very cheap. (6) 00-yard SPOOL SiLK for HIP GOR noxes, 250. Be: PRINTS, 5 LAOK CASH: MERE reduced from $1 to8Se. Beautiful 4-button OPERA KID GLOVES, 47c. ALI, GOODS STRICTLY FIRST CLASS. Entire stock 20 to 40 per cent teas than Avenue prices, at BRODHEAD & CO.’S OLD STAN! mar27-3t* 1205 F st. n RY GOODS AT LOW PRICES. 10-4 White Sheeting, best makes, 35 and 40c. st makes Ginghams, 10, 1239, 15c. Eright Plaids, 25c., Woolen. Full-width Black Gashmere, 50, 62c. Parasols and Sun Umbrellas Cheap. All-wool Bunting, full-width, 25, usual price 31k. Plaid Muslins, 125g to 50c., old prices. Bext Silesias, 123¢. 3 ‘We have the best Corset in this market—‘‘Boston Comfort Corset.” Children’s Waist Corseta, ail kizes, same make. Bee them and be convinced. GEO. J. JOHNSON, mar23 712 Market Space. HE CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON. BLACK SILKS very cheap. COLORED SILKS SeE ee, Tee and Black SATINS; Colored and Black TS. Colored willed SILKS for Trimmings, excellent muality, 62c. B Timmuéuse ‘assortment of newand beautiful DRESS Beautiful French Lawns, Figured LINEN LAWNS only 15e. Beaatitul American LAWNS 8 and 10c. Immense assortment of BUNTINGS, sllcolors. PARASOLS! PARASOLS!! PARASOLS! BLACK SILKS, 75, 870, and a1. BLACK SILKS 81.20,81,60, 81.75. BLACK SILKS, $2, $2.25, 2.60. Our Sh 92-25 1.50 BLAGK are the Best CARTERS, 714 Market Space. ‘The best yard-wide BLEACHED OUTTON made, immense assortment of OLOTH, for men and boys wear, 37, 50, £2, 1, 8ic., Bl. autiful CALICO, be. NOTTINGHAM LACE, for Curtains, 12%, 15, Jack CASHMENES and Colored OASHMERES, e S, ide double widt! ure ) only 6Uc. Wiiace CASTE are aN "75, 87, 81. Black Silk warp HENRIETTA; Black T’AMISE: v3. Black Australian cae ag. Black Cashmere SHAWLS, very cheap. Pure Linen Table DAMASE, 30, 62, 18,67,81, 81 25 White Beneyeomb QUILTS, 50c.; heavy white joneycom! 8, 500. ; QUILTS, 5, Bie, Bi bridal QUILTS, 31-25, Mar- rd Sivery cheap. marld. CARTES, 711 Market Space. BSTIMONIAL BE: iT BY LITTLE Recitati A Bi MATIO Ci. EVAL DERSO! ‘OR’ FROLIC. Characters by Litt! aie aad OUD Amateurs ot apitol Hint ONE, TOO mas Ue HIM, ODD FELLOWS HA HURSDAY, APRIL 1. Under the patronage of rs. Sherman, Sec. and Mra. Ramsay, and Mrs. thompson, ra an Dann, Jnstice and Mrs. Jamin, Mrs. Speaker I re. Gen. Claflin, H Judge and Mrs. Ferris, Gen. and Mrs. Le Duc And other members of the Irish Benetit Commit- tee. Admission 50c.,75c., 81. Sold at Thompson's Drug Store, 15th street. mar29-4t Fors. EASTER WE! WEEK OF MARCH 29. ABBEY'S N. ¥. PARK THEATER COMPANY, Agnes Booth, Miss Sidney Cowell, Mrs. G. H. Gilbert, Nellie Whiting. Joseph F. Waiting, Lonis Barrett. E. F. Knowles, W. J. Ferwuson, And others. W. BARTLEY CAMPBELL'S LAST SUCOESS, FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny South FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny South FAIRFAX, A Story of the Sunny South FAIRFAX, A Story of the Suany South MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ‘Reserved Seats in Dress Circle for All, 25 cts. MONDAY EVENING, April 5—D'Oyly Carte's London Opera Company im Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera, PIRATES OF PENZANCE. Sale of seats will commence Thursday, April 1. mar2 . Lander, ud Mire. Newberry, Fairfar, ATIONAL THEATER. EASTER MONDAY, MAROA 2, ONE WEEK, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES. Engagement, of COLLIER’S BANKER’S DAUGHTER COMBINATION, Under the auspices of A. M. PALMER, Union Square Theater, New York. First production in Washington of Bronson How- urd’s Sparring play, THE BANKERS DACGHTER, WiTH NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. any comprises the following well- Mr. Louis James, |. Miss Marie Wainwright, Mr. Charles Walcot, Mrs. Uharles Walcot, Mr. Harold Forsberg, Mra. Farre Tilton, Miss Lizwe Hudson, , Le Petite McOartiiy, VW. Farrep, Mr. Joseph Wilks. MOXDAY, Avril 5-LAWRENCE BARRETT. me & i AND SUMMER DRESS ae GOODs, We sre dail: pening. our stock of Spins and RESS GOODS, comprising the new fabrics for the season. Attention of purchasers is Zephyr Ginghame in plaids ‘and oripens ephyr Ginghaie in plaids French Buntings in all the new colors, Damssss Silks in new desi Biack and Colored Camels’ Hairs,” Black’ and Golored: Grenadic== tn great variety, An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & Co., mar8__ 1398 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House. HIBTS ! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! 6 BFST DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. 6 FINE ‘* FINISHED AND UNFINISHED READY-MADE a SHIRTS. v1 IN NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY ae a SER _THOMPBON'S Shirt Factory, E, MAUOK, PRopareTos. mars 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent office. S arenes BHIRTS, BHIEBTS, 78 gape TO ORDER. § ELEGANT SHIRTS FOR. 6.00 7.50 9.00 best In the city. Forsaleat DUBREUIL BRO.’s, marl 1112 F street northwest. Gren oars: 20,000 BUSHELS FANCY SEED-OATS, VERY LOW, ar WM. M. GALT & CO, Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave., mar22 Near B. and O. Depot. MA 42 No ENGAGEMENT FOR WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, "20, 48 Th GREAT CONCERT ‘Takes Place that Evening at CURTIS SCHOOL HALL, (GEORGETOWN, D.0., THE BEBT AMATEUR TALENT OF THE DISTRICT OF OOLUMBIA. ‘The Amateur Instrumental lub have consented to take part in it with full band. Street cars will be in waiting at the door of the hall for all from Washin; cert. Tick ms, E. M. Whittaker & Co., John fasic Store, HK iting’s and Dr. C. H. Nourse's Lindsy, Mrs. Wh: one Dior Mune and all of the drug stores in George- town. mar27-4t GBAsP SOCIABLE For THE BENEFIT OF ST. DOMINIC’S CHUROH, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1880. Tickets, 50 cents. Music by Pistorio's band. Sup- per aud too cream rouaa in charge of the Toles BE hae Dorcas Society. mara5-5t THENEUM CLUB CONCERTS. The Fourth and Last of this Admirable Series will be given at CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TUESDAY, March 30, 7.45 o'clock p. m. At which time the following Artista will appear: . THEODORE TOF DT, Tenor; N S prano; aie Mr. W. F. BURROWS, Vii 3 ‘Tickets, B1, including reserved seats, fo be had at Ellis’, 997:Pa. ave. mar24-6t EO. JEUNEMANN’S MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN 4TH aN 57H anv E anp F sts. N-E., p29 Washington, D.C. LUMBER! LUMBER OUR IMMENSE TRADE pocce@ats ee 2 For Toilet use, Chapped Skin, Pimples, Ke. Dear Str —By the advice of Senator Voorhees I terday was one of errors on both sides. The | cvening by the Collier company. It was wit Cc. M. TOWSON, For Gas Soratshen urns, aad Vain Affections, placed myself under your frentmment for @ sase oF 1880 srrine: 1880 Blond. the ‘celebrated. Curee pitcher of “the | hasbeen claiinea for it. It is abeorblag tn its 630 Pennsylvania avenuc,, | Eortander fern Bolt Corum Gumone kee’ | furoat disease and nasal ratarrh. 7 have, reason fo {ved my stock of Spring eEOWe meee Fee eee mre ot tie Neto, | ald Harold Forsbens, wo old Washington tay- Quows OLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. | Chief of the Redemption Division’ U.S. Treasury Granite Clot, in Prince Albert and also in LOW PRICES WILL Do. only eight innings being played. The nine canes erg Manel Aue rare Treat en's TOOTH BRUSHES. For sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. marl9-3m' . Cutaway Coats and Vests, Chevi ane haves Oy the Natonals were: McClellan, 88; | Dinwarkn Couigue-senvencad, to Death” is FATED DE SuET FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR. meee Sails TACs Guinea Cansiase Bi Gerhai on, Petes ‘ = Flanns frock , 55 rt; Warner, 3d b.: Lynch, p.: Snyder, ¢. put on the stage at the Comigue in excelient |, CROWN CONSOLIDATED Sa ae ae ee eee SURES || sri pack Worsted, “Light and Dark Oolored WILLET & LIBBEY, ist b. | The Browns have this team: Meader. 1. eee ah” eens BAIR BRUSHES. GGLDAtiNING OOMPaST. ‘They speak highly of his ahill and success in te Pants for dress and Busses. Ao, a very Riehmond, Vhite, ist b.; S. Green, - a tp 5 * large assortment of Boys’ and Ohildren’s Winslow, ‘cr Ladd, sdb; Waterman, et; L. | A GRAND OPEnerra Dy the young ladies ot | a full ne at treatment of diseases of the Rye and Ear, and those | arse ateortment of Boys’ and Children’s Green, Li; Dilts, 08. atihe chureh ‘hall, Nt street, wo-mOrrow eFe- W. 8. THOMPSON'S, | Lawrence County, Damon error | a ean Bron a iat ot ea | Calved. Want of space forbids mentoring | OOR, 6TH ST, AND NEW YORK AVE. 5. W i ‘1 : : $an28-w,f,m,3m 703 Fifteenth st. i Black Hille.” der my observation andpersonalexperience,rthink | others. In eelecting my stock this season THE CASK OF CLARK AGAINST MACKEY was re | bing. one % % 7 acl o hecan give relief in all cases which. it of remedy. sumed in Judge Cox’s Circuit Court yesterday, THE YOUNG APOLLO CivB, of New York, will ITCHELL COOKE & Co., } ITAL, $10,000,000, ‘HORATIO SEYMOUR. Ihave taken ample time, in order to get the And a verdict was returmed for the defendant. | give one grand concert at Lincotn hall ‘uext | J)fi eee oar) 000, Office hours: From 9 a.m. tol pur rand fees 3 | Sholcest goods that could be obtained, and Albert G. Mackey was collector for the port of lopday evening. ; A STOO! IN 100,000 SHARES, to 6 p.m. ‘mar24 am satisfied that no one can find a better as- 100 FEET Charleston. &. C.. and Clark was on. his bend. | | Opp Extows Haut A teotimenial benent 58 Broadway, New York, sortment in the city. I purchased these rea Afterwards the latter was appointed to the | to Eva Henderson will Even scone glows’ | Buy and ell al Stocks and Bonds on usual mania oF Ow WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE goods at prices, and can therefore OF THE BEST lace and forced Mackey to leave the custom | hall next Thursday evening. ut Wo Nurse” | or for cash ; also deal in Stock Privilege Contracts at s as the best, so is JUSTH'S old stand sell them at astonishing low prices. To be FOR $1.25. Rouse without sn opportuaity to ‘make up nis | will be Fe Mathes feats orl ne uns | closezates,’ References furnished. Correspond- $100 EACH. SECOND Hae ony pace, Where, Arst-c convinoed of the truth of this assertion, tes in default See Somuton his ‘Yond. ea Thallan Ci in “One Too Many for Him.” eee This famous aod es ‘has heretofore — oo Pree Otarees oreall at Prosnis oid cordial invitation is extended to. all to visit mo. then brought tals sain a in town, will cake lace eeamacon even ti THE TRAYMOBE, ironed wh ena oo zy 2nd is oa sitet vas or: fb Store, No, 208 Stet Seen ee A i AG ' wi wo recover the by 4 its present le Le . 0. We |. B.— Ni mail attended trom ake ot weadeis, will appear usre to-night.” She gives (ip peek a ace commenced ix Denaisee ieee DOE share were | to. see lion Weeder) THE cele : THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS Mise Bxrrm Townson, 1140 sth street, an- | Dut one eitertalnment. ‘The program willbea | ATLANTIO, OLTY. Wt | | With fie view of creating ¢ market fort these | GECURE YOUR VALUABLES! 1031 Pennsylvania Avenue, ‘MANUFACTURED, armas as oes, seag ay | oe raining Oe tam of the Spat see cies pict eeten gs | © arsonar sury'nzroere onan, see day, Mareh sist and April ist Ladies who wish | Atuenum Club concerts will be given at the sees gp ee 15th Street and New York Avem to examine ichest, most varied ational church evening. assortment of new goods to be found, will ere srusts” will appear Mr.” Theodore EW CARPETS. TWENTY DOLLARS COMMON BOARDS, rare opportunity. tenor, , 3 in —_ Miss. soprano; Mi, W. F.| 2 baveJust received s few specialties per. ‘but the right is reserved to advance the : sation of an early apring, and is Order to ce Banos vise ae eee Lin LINOLEUM? | Pamapblots and Descriptive Maps will be sent to 100 FEET FOR $1.00. an i 4 ts. <= t B ‘& Sasuiveroy Fram MARceT Sold RA.Go-| ane ‘of these are Just ont, and in excellent PADEAW « 00. 12 Pime 8t., New York. 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