Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR.* FIONDAY....... ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OPFICe OF CHIEF Signal. OvricEs, WASHINGTON, April 12, 1880. For the Mirdie Atlantic States, clear or p: eloudy weather, northwest winds, backing to seuihwest, statlonary or rising temperature and Parometer, LOCAL NEWS. Amasemenis, &c-, Fo-Night. ra House.—°“The Pirates of Pen- Nati The €orneross and Dixer’s Minstrels. Theater Comigne.—“A Blocked Game,” and varieties. Curt cd Locals. PS Wil be lighted at 6:40 p.m. and extincuished at 3:46 a. m. Mr. Wm. Forsyth last week platted eut the large t ground at Ar 1 Ohio railroad, which has been given by Corisuan Br nman Cathol president in tit m to erect thereon a for the order, i 13 to be devoted y School for bers, nav ‘ard sta- the dead Dody of who had be from this cit mniral Ar organization of of whien Broth Gity. It ts the ehureh ar besides a lary int novitiate build buliding whi to the purposes of a boarat Officer Edetin bro tion yesterday afiernoon man hamed Edward Coat ployed on a sand scow in fb owned by M bemorrhag Yesterday taken wits a lock aad died about 10. a ta ation (about 2.600 essed, the baptism of 16 c ¥ tev. H. Bailor, of the Kehoboth Baptist rei, WhO also ex- fended the rict of friendship 16 et Saturday ni; Ive white infant, probably ¢ oreh » M2 BE street southwes a k to the f ion house esterday anys sthidents 0 ‘obr pout In a boat » Sae> her: oth. the iate Jw ary charged with a H.«¢ menced 0 in the Ferry er registrar), Friday last and_ was resumed to-day Crimin S, aply knocking Laat bis Can threa 4 bim to be ot scoundrel, 1 * with had i Witness » OT, and hedid t the insult, for he could have rane badly bad | posed. arn Ta ¢ of the major of poile f. (RANE WAS RECALLED, : Msi at Cox in the in the nor did he ven with «i for Cox te come out, or that he had any intention of using a knife, tended to *ked Mr. Cox he would Ken a hic ‘y cane he keeps near his » Went out from hts store to see Mayor TY. WhO Was conversing With a parity on Tth sie of the ue. He was certain said, “ You lie.” and was certain be Gid not say to € “T have got you an pressic (Crane Where { wat OTHER TESTIONY. ©. M. Barton tesufied that he saw Cox strike ‘Crane two blows; did pot see Crane do anything otber than raise his hands. ArFkicsn M. E. CONFERENCE.—The Baltimore Conierence of the African Methodist Chureh commenced its sixty-third se. Baltimore Saturday, Bishep J. W. Brown. of Washincton, presiding. An election of oficers resulted as ‘follows: yr Rev. J. We Beckett: recording s J. John 2 j-_ CO! ‘Thirty ministers were pi t. Rey. W. H. Brown was transferred from the V » Baltimore Conference from June i. ‘The games of Elias Plummer, ¢ and George W Hardy, who ed to the confer ence ch trial, were read, and they were ordered to be admitted to the ministry if they passed the requisite exaroination. Not Spring dlamond earrings 5.810. Prigy’s. + THE Frist SHOOTING MatcH 0} Saturday was the opening shooting by the Columb: ‘s It wass wing THE SEASON, » Association, Hive 1. Scott—s00 ‘yards, “as. total, 2 Tr NM Yards, 65: 3,000 yards, 64; ALA meetin to contest In the and Irelai aceept a pi nate TOPOS! hes, ho drops in prizes to- See card. night dM and the ani box 43, i ing. was caused by t Z of tue house of je, in the county. destroyed, involving Cornelins Dorsey ‘The building was & loss Marriace LickNses have been issued to G: Jones, of Alexandria, and Elmira Bi rince Geor , and Collins county, > George t. Stonsenberg: bot, Doth Of Freders 3 and Greenleef and Mary A. Fary WASEINGTON Fish MARKET—Sold by R. den. agent. 000 herrings from $i to 1,000; mM) shad from # to $15 per iu; oo perch, from 10 to 35 cents per 3 rock aud bunen. mantilias « dollars, at M Bask Bart.—iast Saturday's game between the Nationals and Providence was one of the best games on record. Thirteen tnaings bad to be played to settle the ted score. The Na- Uonais, in the thirteenth inning, put in another run and won the game by 3 to 2° ‘The Nationals Will leave this evening for thetr western tour. ‘They will play at Cincinnati on the 1th, 15: and Ivth: at Chicago the 2th, 2i Cleveland the eth th and seth. ‘vith and 25th; at Buffalo the At Albany they will play the first championship games of the National Asso- elation Mz . sth and sth. Returning home and playing national garoes by the vay, tue nine ‘Will get back to Washington Ma) Uha,wheu the return games will be commenced. SRE advertisement of W. 8. Hiordan for sod- ding and paying—want column. t Juronrant Lmasenoup.—R. 0. Holtzman. ggtate arent and auctioneer, nas leased for Me, ‘Wm. Q. Force, fora long term, a property cor- ner of 10th and D streets northwest, 60 by 75. Post Publ upon the that hey will occupy as son as complica oa eS aoe A PERSONAL gilt of Dealing to tue = Jr. Bn ils cough syrup, The oat reliable | expert whom they had employed completed He now reports that this ex- amination will be completed by this evening, | 4nd they would be ready to proceed with the a! } thus making the victim e | ‘The Outrage Lena Leins. THE TRIAL OF TOM SMOTHERS, ‘This morning, MH the Criminal Court, Judge wes, the case of Thos. Smothers, indicted for rape and attempted rape on the persen of Miss ted to be called. Mr. Per- Lena Leins was ex; be Assistant District Attorney, stated that would have been ready to proceed had an -xamination. trial to-morrow morning. the courtroom when such trials were fn pi he wished could be Saver her. as mere Spec | witness. | the law and custom the courts wi | to be open to the public, sumed that acrowd may fill the court room to an extent as to interfere witu the admin- Members of the bar hid a | right to be and he expressed the hope | He was | aided by i ‘The court (Judze James) such istration of justice. lmtite they woul that eve crowd the room nite certain that justice wenld not b> ¥ a curious crowd being admitted to fen to a witness detailing testimony of a dell- te roatt Sand jurors, the admission cf others be | Imilted to and he would ciose the decor against | others. “He was certatn the publle would not b. | tvapsportation, | variety and ex benefitted by hearin and the administration of venefitted by the absence of a crowd. ‘The Hantan-Courtney Race, WASHINGTON THE LEST PLACE FOR !7. Mr. Wm. Blaikie, the referee tn the proposed Thave Hanlan-Courtney rowing contest, say! full confide: that the race will take place at the set me, the 19th of May. Should ether Hanian or Courtney fall to. put in appearance, Riley will t the r. Should Riley row in Pp e of one Of the others, he wiil have an equal chance for the $4,000 prize with his competitor. Xow or not, Riley will have $500 for his atterd- ance at the race. ‘The money for him is here. A dispatch from Philadelphia, published on Friday, announcing the great disappointment of people of that city because the Sc it Chose ety po: u r to i lies with the donors ef the rought, to, bear Y to the metropslis, Philadelphi, a. TE should f any cou York, but there is no good cours near the city. Lake Mahopue b. a spoke Of, but that is fifty mites or so , and ther would be difficulties in the matter of ratiroad Newark capnot offer a , for there are strong the: & tides tn is the nally ion kK that SUR, l= Amusements, &c. pest fi W Tt will doubtte: as Stlc eek, never went and Will want Lo go once more National THEATER.—About the mos taining, aud ainly Uie most P troupe in tie country wal perform National this Week. Carncross « Dixey’s min- x been noted in that line. They git with a prograimme of great pre those Will go w se who ha’ te THE b b, OPERA SEASON.—Ne Monda ning al the National Theater will begin a spring Season of grand Euglish opera y the Abbott Opera company. Tits organiza- Hon has met with great success all the country, and it wi” be continued here. Ta: favertt Abbott, Seguin, Yom Karl and Cas: remain. During the week “Daughter “Romeo and Jn - &¢ * and “Paul and Virginia” Wiil be sung, ‘THEATER COMIQUE. France. with his two tiained dogs, will give the sensational | drama “A Block Game” at the Comique this week. ‘The- Fire King and other equally a3 He d= | Odd Feliows’ Hal | | | t | moron. Mr. Perry moved for sentence. ood features Will make up the bil. ARLINGTON THEATER.—This pleasant resort for the lovers of the variety stage ts rapidiy saining in popularity. It presents good bills every hight. — This week will be an Unusually attractive one. CURTIS HALL, GEORGETOWN. grand concert y other | Will be given here this evening by the Untver- sity Singers of New Orleans, ‘They wiil sing at aorrow evening. THE PATCH-MUNCASTER CaSE.—The case of Joseph Patch, convicted a few da of an awsault and battery ou Dr. Muncaster some months ago, was decided in the Criminal Court, Judge James, to-day on the motion for a new trial. The court said that the evidence did not show that Patch was an Insane man, and the eoure’s convictions were that he was not in- ahe,although he had dwelt upon the subject of male physicians being improper persons to attend females, that his inind was morbid oa this subject. He was entirely capable of unc standing that he was violating the law when he took the law into his own hands. The evi- dence did not show that his betiet was that he was commissioned by some higher pow ya op the other hand he treated the s (ther men would have done. ject as Hie overruled ihe ce Miller stated that an application had bean made for a pardon, and asked a suspension of sen- tence, Which was granted. APRIL ICE AND APRIL. BLossoms.—The change in the weather yesterday resulted in the forma. Uon of ice about the shores of the Potomac last night, and at the Four Mile run It 1s reported that a sheet of ice extenged a considerable dis- tance from the shores.” In the Agricultural grounds Uns morning the unusual spectacle was presented of clusters of icicles hanging from the fountains in the gardens, while many varie- | Wes of early flowers were in full bloom within a ! | Hon. De La Matyi | t and 224; at | j | | | | } few yards. The early-bearing fruft trees— aeh, cherry, apple, apricot—now in fall loom, were yesterday treated to a Sprinkling of snowllakes, and ‘countrymen express th opinion that the fruft crop has been badiy dam- aged by the freeze last night. THE M STREET FaTAL SHOOTING UAsE.—Yest day morning an inquest was held on the body ot Joseph C. Thompson. the colored man who Was found on Saturday, 3d instant, on M stre near Bethel chapel. suffering from a pistol wound in the fleshy part of the right thigh, and the jury rendered a verdict to the effect’ that the said Joseph C. Thompson eame to his death about midnight, April 5, 1580, at Providence Hospital, from a pistol shot wound in the region of the right hip, iutlicted by some person un- known to the jury. It has been stated that the shot of Ofticer Lamb, who was repelling certain rioters, was the fatal one. The testimony showed that a second shot was fired by another person, probably one of the mob, thus throwing doubt on the statement that It was Lamb's shot whieh did the TEMPERA rs a meeting at 1 last evening, and aduresses were made by Hon. R. B. Vance of N. c., Turney M. Wilkins, Col. A. B. Mecha ariey Nye, A. Eagleston and Mr. Hollowa: Kecitations were livered Dy Eddie Crogg: and Stella Seymour. The following of Were elecied at the business meeting Satu: nigb!: Alexander Eagleston, prestdent; I. cane Edward Humphrey and John A. oH Per- vice presidents; George M. Fillmore, se . ©. Constantine, assistant secretars; ‘icholson, treasurer; Rev. J. D. Hutton, chaplain.—Roscoe Division, No. 6, Sous of ‘Temperance, held a meeting yesterday atter- noon at the Assembly Presbyterian church. Re- marks were made by F. M. Bradley, chairman: jon. T. C. Theaker, of New York, who gave his theory of wineirom the pure juice of the grape. f i ane- ficial Endowment Association, which appearea in tke local column of our Saturday's edition, there was a typographical error which we wish to correct. In speaking of the average cost per annum upon $1,000 of insurance upon the assesment plan, as proven by statistics exhib- ited at the convention of mutual reltet asso. Uons held In this city last fall, the types US Say It Was Jess than $100 upon each $1,000 of insurance. Jt should have read less than $10 upon Each $1,000, & Tinky Work.—Saturday nigat tie pre- mises of M. Lochte, 223 J street. n. Maurice Joyce. 406 H st. ne: Michael MgKenua, 817 and the stable of W. W/McCulioga, in y between North Capitol street and New dersey avenue and E and F streets nav., were entered by Usteves and goods stolen therétrom. ‘The police have connected Bud Warner, ar rested Friday for the robbery of Kev. I. Me- Kenney’s residence, 9h street, on April 5th, with several other robberies—that_ of resi- dence of Mrs. Augusta Quackenbush, 1451 & street,on February 23 and 24, of clothing valued at $30, and that of the residence of H.C. Towu- send, 910 R street, on April 5, of goods valued at $5. Ja both these cases he gained admittance to Ue house by boring holes in the window bitnds with an auger. He is tn jall awaiting a hearing. ‘THE WastIncTon Ciry LAND LraGuB No. 1, the object of which 1s t0 8 ‘Mr. runes pian of tenants nghts rel was or- ganized at Siea’s Hall yesterday afternoon. After the adoption of a constitution, the fol- lowing officers were Coe Pie poe John OReiny; treasurer, Patrick Culliaane; as- sistant treasurer, P. B Dunn. Goard of directors, Ea. ©. M. Condon, Peter MeCartney, John campbell, Dennis Kenny and Joie Newman, —— ee ©. WITHER. grocer, 1918 Pa. ave., guBOUDCES connection with telephonic cmon t Mr. Perry referred to the great number of persons who ¢rowded {ato 3, jure an ordeal which He submitted that while members of the bar were entitled to admission, that they should not come {ato court tors, and he hoped te court would make sneh orders as would prevent any | unnecessary harrassiag of the feelings of ti ‘4 that while under ere supposed it should not be pre- ‘This was a case tn which he could | exercise his anibority, and he wovlé make an } order that besides the members of the bar, the witnesse the testimony detailed, justice would be | Mortim e gone | | ietrict Government Affairs. The recet on account of special assess- ment taxes irday were $8,382.73, A committee from the Columbia Boat Club, com of Messrs. T. L. Moore, Frank D. Jones and H. C. Evans, to-day made a written propo- sition to the District Commissioners to lease the wharf at the foot of High street, Georgetown, for ten years, at $100 per annum, for the pur- Pose of constructing a boat house thereon. THE BARBERS AND THE SUNDAY LAW. On Friday last a committee of five barbers walted On The District Commisstoners to ask the enforcement of the Sunday law in relation to barber shops, stating that it was not impar- tally carried out. Major Morgam stated taat he would instruct the police to see that tt 1s hereafter strictly enforced fn all barber shops fa the District, which has been done, BUILDING PERNTS issued by Inspector Entwisle:—W. H. Barnara, GEORGETOWN. ‘Tue New Boat Cive.—A meeting fer the pur- of organizing a new boat ciub was held Bamnraay night ab the Riggs House and was well attended by gentlemen of Georgetown and n, aid an Organization to be known Solumbia Boat Club” was formed, wit an active list of about forty members, compris- ing many of the best known among our ama- | teur Doating men, A tasteful house will be front at Georgetown, and the flag of the new aspirants thrown to the breeze. As the Poto- mac Is broad enough and the material pientiful for another boatin; it is to be hoped that the existence of a new club will add an impetus to boating during the coming stimmer never before known in onr waters. ‘A Mcctt_Negpgy IuPROVEMENT in the gradi | | construct a three-story brick and stone dwell- ; of Dumbartom street, between Congress an ing on corner of ist and B sts. n e.; $10,000. Mi- | Washington streets,"is in progress. Let the chael Moran, construct a two-story brick dwell- | 00d work goon and extend to Congress street tng, 4th, between L and M sts. ng: $1,000, and Gay street and ist and 2d and 3d and every other street that needs improvement, and they ; are many. PRE UNIVERSITY SINGERS OF NEW OXLEAN: ‘The above troupe of Jubilee singers Visited | Dunbarton street church at the regular session of the Sabbath sehool yesterday atiernoon and renderei some sthting hymns, They give a concert at Curtis Hall fo-nigist. SEVERELY Cr.—Weinesday lock, a young man named Lonis‘R. Poore was riding up High street In a wagon, met a man named Charles T. Dudley, wuo Was) some- what under the influence of liquor, when some Temark Was Made about the fact, wherenpon Dudley cut Poore very severely ih the thigh with aknite. Dr. Louis Ritchie attended him. Dudiey was arrested on warrant this morning and sent to {he Pollee Court. UDDEN DEATH FROM RUPTURE OF TRE HEART. Yesterday morning, James Hawkins, a colored oyster vender, living at 619 4th street north- west, was found lying unconsctous with a sight wound in the back of his head, in the shed in the rear of his house, and being removed to the house lived only a few minutes. A report was ctreulated that he had been murdered by a man named Charles Wells, and detective McEifresh arrested the supposed assassin and locked him up at headquarters. Yesterday afternoon Dr. Hartigan made a post mortein examination. the result of which proved that Mawkins came to nis death from a natural cause, rapoure of the heart. Word was sent to police hea dquar- ters and Well: etat liberty. SALE OF RRAL fger & Lievermann. mn e\S Yorke as GRAIN, Trivals: Boal Ruby, with 4,200 bush- Here SHn TOR ome none mark avenues | ois of wheat: boat Loudon. wii 2,20). bushel square 27, improved by two-story bite, Nex | Comm and Tal bushe boat Hattie and 1488 S sireet uw. w., to James B. Austin. for at. Sales, 3,9 $2.64 “No sales of wheat re- Cote (en “ALEXANDRIA. Crrevir Court (NO. Y—Jutge Cor. {) : Saturday, Homilie - Inland x Seanoard A Coasting Co.; motion for new trial granted. Beh- Tend agt. Arnold; new trial denied. Wood agt. Watts & Ogden: same granted. Galt et al. agt. Taubersehinidt et al.; motion by defendants to quash garnishment overruled. Bond agt. Bram- hall et al., demurrer to pleas of Todd and Clark submitted. Weisenfeld et al. agt. Hetzel; jude- ment set aside for want of ‘urisdiction, appeal prayed by plaintiff. Doe on demise of Key ag! ‘ notion fo place cause on trial calendar submitted. Healy agt. Butle igment | to Miss seventy-third rule, aughter of Mr. Frederick Ho! : the Bros, agt. Cari iedal for the past two years having been given, ment. er; new oriad | in tt rm, to the two colored schools. The denied, A & Alexan- | early closing fs much to be regretted, as the dria S E. White contirmed, | Schools were Well attended to the end, and ragt. Wim. Helmiex | ve months ts far too long a vacation.’ Mr. discharged, appeal | Byerly, the teacher of Ruffner school, will open prayed. Libbey agt. Cla Aines © Belt’ agt. Ba agt. Ballo i CRIMINAL CorRt—Jedlge Ja Satunlay, John Burke previonsiy Convicted of resis tion for new tria od a private school, which most of his pupils will attend, but the colored children will t school facilities until September. —The alarm or nf by default Somervitl ening about burning end of Wolf str bloomery of Mes! supposed to | | Ing from that ¢ | considerably dan chois, Sinith Mudd, do.; pe nzales, protavity; pes loud and boist d, but the sire department, eded in Chas. Stitch C ite i i ‘on, notwith- Samuel Mathews, v ig there was a stiff wind blowin at the Witred Ha . One of the houses was vacant, and the Jackson, dc | other was océupied by lr. Wm. Clark. wh saved all his furniture. Mr. Wm. Hauffe, 2 | gentleman, came here | from his native count his cousin, ning Germa' ime Jast_ moath yona visit 10 Afr. Geo, Hie rematned at that gen- {il last Monday morning at saying he thought 1 would take a walk In the time he has " BR-A toll gate near Greensburg, Ind., is girded night and day by ten armed ten, aban expense or $1 on . The | devend wat any Cost. | ___ FAMILY SUPPLIES. 8? Reports from ut that the peach bi nipped by the frost. eA deputation tawa, Canada, Satur ernor-general and ca on the subject of t Proposed international park. e7-The family of Corn Tweed, Ont, have been poisoned by eating wild parsnips. Une child is dead, and the mother and four children are dangerously ili, #2 Angelo Coruelto, an Italian organ grinder. has been arrested in New York for the murder LORIDA ORANGES, New York was at 0 to interview the gov | FIFTY CRATES REQEIVED, DIRECT FROM THE “LYLE GROVE,” MORNING. LARGE FRUIT—DELICIOUS. B. W. REED'S SONS. THIS itis Palmer, near of bis wife by beating her oa the head with a | _ ap? 2226 F street mw. on JPRESH IMPoHTATION te-Inability to agree as to the reason she chimney doesn't draw 1s ground for divorce in Ohio. ee PECIAL BARGAINS. DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP. SILKS! SYLKS: SILKS! BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOO Striped Silke, BNe. Navy Blue Silk, Dark Green Silk, Cardinal Bed Silk and other colors, only 5c. ; worth €1. Colored and Black Cashmeres, pure woo", 26c. Excellent Black Skx, 75 and 87e.. One bun’ onsidered a st OF PURE OLIVE OIL, IN QUARTH, PINTS AND HALF PINT BOTTLES. JOHN H. MAGRU DER, dred (100) pleces Madras Ginzhams, new aud choice 7 sty * 10, 9 and I Excellent quality: Galea, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. 5ige. "Blick Cashmerca, ytre wool, wide doubie- wath, SLRS! LES! SILKS! pOdE 81, 81-25 and $1.50 Black Silke are Spzcrar | _ ay 1421 New York ave. Garsen ; ‘Lace Tor Curtains, 12c. to $1. LBS. CREAM CHEESE... 250 CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. ibs. TOMATOES, 3 ibs. each 50 4 4gallons HARD CIDER. 50 Pan peeee reas Ms ids hase Beau sie 3 caus SALMON..... BO Shetland Shawls, al costa @l.” Very Aner 1 pint bottle Virgin “50 ry fine quality, pure wool, wide double-width Black Cashmeres, Lbottle good WHISKY..... 50 | Soc, to @L.” Black Tainise. Black Silk Warp Hea: : TOILET if Tietta: Black Hunting 18 to 156, Lave Gransanees, 1 = - all colors.” Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, sone ‘$1.87 to #5. Pure Linen Table Damask, BUc., (ape- | 20 boxes ‘FEE ABSENCE. Clore Yand misek Suga" Gus uuntred 110 | § Re Good CRE Coke Colored an Satins, One hundred ( F pieces beautiful Wool Dress Goods, spring shades, | 3 cans PEAOHRS, 3 tbs. éach. 11b. yery choice IMPERIAL TEA. 1 lb. very choice JAPAN TEA. 1b. very chotce OOLONG TEA GEO. A. HABE, 1213 7th st. n.w. Between M snd N. only 15c. EF- FRONT ROOM over cur store FOR RENT. Desirabie location for a dressmaking cetablishinent. 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Iron Hitters |Curatine Dw FAIL TO EXAMINE THOSE BEAU- Cure Dyspepsia, For Tetter, Itch tiful 875 ORGANS, at. | and Tumors, SIDNEY T. NISMO & CO.'s, hae Iron Bitters 1 3p2-Im 410 Lith st. n.w. Cure Indivertion. \Curatine - : rot Fiiaples = =e ‘ Iron Bitters i , : ‘E HAVE REMOVED Iron Bitter aud Biotenes. | Y to 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE, CNEAR Irn STREET.) Trritsbility. Curatine \Cures Boils & Old Sores. Iron Bitters Cure Largour. 'Curatine | Cures Uleers and Bolle. Iron Bitters = ‘Curatine Cure Pan nation. |For Merenrial Having a large stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING and HEATING MATERIALS, Bought at much lower than present prices, | Polsoning | i Price §1 a Bottle. Price 81 # Bottle. {BON BITTERS AND. QUURATINE For sale by STOTT & CROM 485 Pennsy}- vants even te vy Beat anes! Je We Saaru Orrer avenue, whelesale and retail,and by rug- wists. ascis LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS. To those about to build or make other improve, ments. RD CAVERLY & Co. Ww. WHEATLEY. EDWA apld DYEING AND SCOURING 49 JEEFERSON 8T., Gronoxtown, D. 0.» BHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Work called for, and delivered free of charm MAD AEIA, TEES, Send your address. feb? PNEUMONIA, SORE THROAT, Kt L° LOOK: ama 5 ip. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c Paper formerly sold for 75c. now reduced to 60c. : ‘The above bargain et obtaleea at = TRADE ots O17-019 Fee SAPANULE.” * Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w.. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Immediate Relief and a PANT, the Tor beauty, oomort ad Aone ‘ 5 ara bility fn Bicycles and Velocipodes for | ,qa Sirah, Inhammation of the Kidneys, Rack- ‘of the Feet from Royse and oe ine Tatoel ae hoy See hatever cause Saree soTanaagr ne all Inflam- oes ay ene Cummins the goods) 1 7 Ro. ¢an afford to be without it. Physicians use and recommend it. spin JUSTE aad tnd a Wecan ‘fo thousands who owe their lives to for ace. wher ta Hluminated Circulars sent free, upon appli- weloes, Or call at SUSTH'S ot isk in trying tt, as we guarantee satisfaction 2de. Bold by all Droggists. igiseeee| fore, 1023 Tht Rewe : aba thos *mart-ep | #87 Brondwey, N. ¥. association in our midst, | or | { | erected immediately at some point on the river | | night, about 9 | § | Pepiic Scnoo1s CLoskp.—The necessity of payivg for the new school house for colored children, recently erected on the Washington road, compelled the trustees of Jefferson Dis- intet'to close all thelr public schools yesterda: at th®end of the seventh month, | intendent visited and addressed the chi Ruffner, N (white) and Scott, No. 5 f nd tn the former, gave bis Albina Hohens haye nO | yon Mi A MAGNIFICENT STORY. ENTITLED False Friend. Based upon the Great Play, By Rogar Fawesrr, Produced at the Caion Sqyaare Theater, Ont. To-day in No. 652 of the FIRESIDE COMPANION THE LAY OF THE FIELDIN FROM THE FALSE FRIEND. His steed in captive stall should pine, His blade in Sloth should rast, If ever Knight of Field Une Betrayed a woman's U str But truth were falsehood; honor, sham: And right on earth would end. If he who bears the Fielding name Should once decelve a tricnd! he Forsale by all newsdealers, } EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE CELEBRATED | PHYSICIAN, EBASMUS WILSON, OF LONDON, ENG.: Several severe cases of inefpient Consumption have rome under my observation that have been cured by the timely use of Colder Liquid Extract of Beer and Tie inv Id by ali druggists and grocers. Discovered At Last. A remedy to reinstate the human hair its youthful color, vigor, beauty. We allude to the Restorer and Dressing. Loniton Hair Color No matter how gray | ALL aur Latest Panrsia or harsh it may be, {t is sure to restore tt, and if | the roots of the hair are not dead, 1t wili pro- duce a new growth, in most cases fasten and | That the home and foreign markets can produce. stop the hair from falling, and effectnally cure | dandruff, all humors, itehing scalp, an ex- | quistte dressing, fragrantly perfumed. All the leading druggists sell tt at 75 cents a bottle, Wholesale by Storr & Cromwent. HeEMoRRuoIDs cvred by Barletts Pile Ssup- pository. “Old Doctor's Legacy,” a treatise on the disease and treatment, free, or for $1.00 a box Of 14 Suppositories and the book will be sent. Sold by all druggists. J.C. Baker & Co., General Agents, Philadelphia. ‘Try Baker's Cod L THE Rervration of J. M. Laroque’ Billions Bitters is not contined to Baltiinore alone. It is well known and du great cure for Dyspepsia, 1 . Chills and Vevers and all Bilious disor nd Lime. — 02 Ani- away up in Maine, in the far west as Missouri. | away down soutii to that it Is the best th. aper; $1 a bottie, PHOUNTON, Prop’, E Cordial 1 Medica! men of good standing, trrespect rival schools, interested in the progress ot med- can be used. cents a Ww. } feal science, are cord invited to visit. Dr. hzisker’s offiee, 69 19th street north- west, to examine biscollection of modern {nven- tions, some imported by and others manafae- tured expressly tor ! 1 to fasure an int tre | | be } cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5 SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired, If | | | my hands and Jimbs, eau | sultation of several leading physicians waa had, organs, especially tn cas Vas the whole cata pparatns: ny other pplied. can be given byt fully varied powers of uppiiead! fi aiding a thorouch e1 named dise: ordinary en wonder their 1 of the abov cures When a BA G OR Dre Fi s Anton Fischer, 96 G street no! will give satisfaction in every resp “ALDERNEY WAGONS, churned every morning, “Ward” prints, 4ve. “pe ney butter din < tbs. Ib. lacking flesh, vital, Drain, or verve force, use “Welics’ Health Renower.””" Gresiest. remedy on earth for impotence, sexnal dehility, decline, ts’. Depot, 58 Barclay ‘ington at 450 Pen: ’8 BVERIA, CUTICURA Blood and Skin Remedies. Messrs. Wer entered ‘ove thirteen ye depniviny me ef rest and sought roan remedies here and els of sulphur baths, without perman May a phyrician ealled my disease Eczema Rodent ; spots appeared on my hands, head, and face, eyes became much inflamed and granulated, causing at length impsired stzbt. Internal aud external reme dies were prescribed by a leading physician for six months, was then introduced to another,and acon- when a definite plan was decided upon, but all (0 no purpose. After folowing advice for four months: without any permanent cure, I bought two bottles of OvTICURA KESOLVENT, two boxes of CUTICURA, and some Soar, and can testify with ereat pleasure to the effect they have had in uy ease, in eight days being nearly cured. ‘The physician’ pronounced my case the most agravated one that has ever come under their experience and practice. Lrécom- mend and highly indoree the GuticuRa REMEDIES. Youra truly, ¥. H. DRAKE. CLirrorp 87.’ aNp Woopwanp AVE., Detuorr, Miow., Jan. 24, 1879. SKIN HUMOR For 20 Years Entirely Cured, Messrs. Werks & Porrer, (Wvatlemen:—I have suffered from @ Skin Humor for twenty years, without finding any remedy or treatment that would cure it until I began the use of the Curicurs REMEDIES, Which, ina short time and ata small expenee, have entitely eradicated every trace of the disease, 'e0 that now [ am entirely free from it. I therefore believe they willdo all you advertise them todo. pectfally yours, 303. W. ESTABROOK. y 2, 1879. Boston, J SCALD HEAD For Four Years Cured. Mre. A. Swirr, Everett, Mass., writes: ‘*The coricvna EDIES cured my Child of Scaid Head, covering the ecalp and lower part of tue neck, of four years’ duration, and which nad re- sisted ail the usnal remedies.” THE CUTICURA S¥STEM or ting Humors of the Blood, Skin Tena Sealy with Lose oF Hate? Is first the purification of the blood, through an energetic action of the bowels, liver, kidneys and kin, the vatural purifiers of the body. Next, to heal'every external ev dence of disease and restore the beauty, whiteness and freshness of the Skin and quantity and quality of the Hair. Ovrrouna RESOLVENT ix cathartic, diuretic, resolvent and absorbent, It purities the blood, liver, widneys and skin of every trace of blood poisons, invigorates the brain and nervons forces, and throws olf dis- ease. CuTicuna, a Medicinal Jelly, arrests exter- nal disease, removes hfcless flesh and skin, renders healthy ulcers, sores and discharging ‘wounds, allaye infammation, itching and irritation, and heals. It is the sweetest, cleanest and best Hair Restorer and Heautifier in the world. Currcura Boar, for cleansing, restoring and beautifying the skin.’ aud for the’ toilet, bath and ursery, is unrivalied. It and the CuTrcuna SHaviNa Soap, the first and only medicinal soap prepared expreasly. for shaving, are prepared from CuTiccma. CUTICURA REMEDIES For Blood, Skin and Scalp Humors Are prepared by Waexs & Porrer, Chemists and Druguiste, 360 Washington street, Boston, 21 Front street, Torogto, Ont., and 8 snow Hill,’ Londoz, and are for sale by all te. Ene of Curt ing two and one-half times the quantity’ of sual, 1. RESOLVENT, $1 per bottle. CoTrovaa Mepr- L Toker Kop, 25 cents. Ouricuna Muro. CINAL SHAVING Boar, 15 cents; in bars for Barbers and consumers, 50 cents. COLLINS’ VOLTAIC PLASTERS Instantly relieve Pain, Soreness atid Weakness. apl-was ps CELLULOID TRUSS ANDBUPPORTERS. THAT NEVER NEVER WHARS OUT An be worn while bathing’ is Mrs. Fisher aeet lady patrons. W. : suanre « co, NEVER BREAKS, Foctt CLEAM, and can for gale at . FISHER'S, 623 7th st. n.w. devotes her attention to the wa i ot mai PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, No. 25 Park Row. New York, and the reports come | ve of | | Dress LADIES’ GOODS. DoUGLass’, | | AMUSEMENTS. 7p TER COMIQUE.MoNpay, bet ay Wis HEA 10, Ninth St. Cloud Builds. | tices” Ty ard TCESDAY and PRID! be reateat nf at oe, SUP port womans rie “and his the ‘gre m Owear, 1 Dooley and SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK PARASOLS—New and Elorant Desicos. eon Pllwaris, Lat HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles RLINGTON THEATERS CORSETS —Kvery Desirable Make A! sale ATEN, LADIES’ UNDFRWEAR IN GREAT VARIETY. mother Gio monn: NOVELTIES in Made-ny Lace Goods. Firet appesranc: of LATEST STYLES IN EAOH DEPARTMENT. Ne wtol AL) MENS DEPARTMENT times contain the choicest goods at “ peUGLAsSs’, ans, Och ald F streets. alia MILLINERY. We have now open and ready for sale 5 ; the largest and most compiete assortment of STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS Ever shown in this ei ouly Artist int wonderfil net * GEATAM. to aud Char old favorites retained. ot aplo-s p= ARMONIC SOClETY REGATIONAL CH! TUPSDAY, Aven, 2, 4 ANCIENT MARINER, and Barearolle from Mevesboer's Overs, STAR OF THE NoGTH, and other attra MISS EVA MILI OH, ing of LASM, TFALIAN, Swiss AND AMELIC ris, ! ¥ <8 ig 6, Gout Tv MR, THEO. J. TOED Together with an endless variety of all the leading $ . Shapes in § le Straw Goods. MR. WM ne : = ae ase . PROF. ANTON GLO SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS j MK. WM. WA Are aleo rep th everything new and desirable, forming the best and most elewant «i SILKS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Erc., We have also ready for ingpe chcice selection of FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, And are conetantly receiving add: Suldivan & Gilbert CONTINTED SUCCESS OF THF PIRATES. ms to onrgen- | RE ENGAGEMENT FUR ONE WEEK LONGER eral stock by every European steanver. Our prices will be as low as th rior quahty and desicn of | © Opera of nape Our goods will Permit cf, and swe respecttulty tevite . the attention of the ladies of ¥ and vic to | THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE Admission ow Con inspect our stock before makinw spring purchases. Personal attention given to all Millinery orders. | SO cont 3. P. PALMER, Keter : wit, Ie 2 1107 F's ehrene at “ool PERMILYA'S LADIES’ SHOES. “Onions in ait im ‘The best in the world for the mc All Wi fawily partion. There wi 4 Boots will be sold at | nes ARATE BUAY i a a 70 choap. 2N'S SHOES MADE 0 | April 19 TRAGEDIANS OF KALAY marzo | ete = = Se RESS MAKING NATIONAL THAT: THE M S HAWILTON, . ALLE F Street. MONDAY, Arut 12, Firet-clase work, at moderate prices. mal6-2m nly Matinee SATURDAY, MINSTRELS, IF WORLD, Opera and PRING IMPORTATION GF EATTEKN BONNEL S mere } garmenta, KR . The Hue of Bar rfalenc, De ihn al "the a Cor r an Chass ew ort street, | | / | | i | \ j 259 BELLE Lucas M. W 7 Cite Trevise, DEESSNAEKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, SQ MARKET SPACK, Corzer 8th st., Keep Duliding. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. NCERT | RAND co Pace Glow 4 ing, Ap | Keserved } aven 7 WEI DE MEYER’S | VERSITY SINGERS, NEW OLLEAXS, CATARRE CURTIS BUILDING, GEORGETOWN, MONDAY, APRIL 121s, At + O'ctoce P.M URE. Tickets 35 cents. Reserved seats 20 conta, Bale the L Book st resto’ at S. Bhiekford Bridie Rtrect Lily endorsed by Wm. G. Fisher, sie, Phila, pnd Professor Brow apie-2 A Constitutional and Unfailing Remedy. Grand Ju Adm drug sto! ATIONAL CHURCH FRIDAY EVENT APRIL 16 GRAND CONCERT, “One box of Wel De Meyer's com- pound completely cured a member of wy family of Catarrh. 1 cannot 5) strongly of this wonderful medicine. 1 SaMUEL W. Bewepior, Ja. of Benedict Brothers, 697 Broadway, N O'CLOCK, The | plar Tenor, York . NANN , THEO. 3. TORWT Lb LOUISE HART, NNIE EWAN . BAITED, of | Ww. Wrat Wasutncron Sovane, N.Y. | HOFF, Organist r the benefit of others, [desire tortste = | that after suffe: with Chronic Ca= =| | Tickets #1, including reserved sc tarrh for nearly thirty years, aud =| Muric 8": failing in obtaining relief by many prepara | fens: two boxes of Dr. Wei EO. JEUNEMANN'S me CRS Eaus Howes MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, ‘ = 5 : “My wife was afflicted with terrible Ca- BETWEEN 47H AND STE AND E anv F ets. N.E, tarrh for shteen years. [am ha) to Ihre potter a Sorriner aT 8 [ees cured by only one package = Meyer's invafuabie remedy.” | “Tacos Swanrz, 38. 200 Warren st., HO t jSEFURNISH INGS. = caf ‘ABLE wane, “I have mnffered for several years from CHINA, Catarrh, and have tried auy rahediee with GROCKERY. np out benefit. I have used one boxof Wel De H CUTLERY PLATED WARE. A! Meyer's Compoundand am radically wih = 140 Noble st Brooklyn NE. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. (Pastor Noble street Presbyterian Oburch). | EDDY'S REFRIGERATORS. i | M. W. BEVERIDGE, “My svflerines fron Qstarrh for four (ate Webb & Beveridee,) years were something indescribable. My | Senses Of taste and smell were entirely de- | mar? No. 1009 Pa. ave. re: ved, aon was jogs eos and H GAs FIXTU dinate Cndeet of loathing =| (iAS FIXTURES! G RES: and dis I could not breath: througit my mostrils, “By teed G now offered to thane aid opportunity GAS FIXTURES. selling the celebrated goods of Mesure. Mitch OP Vance Go. row tian those of inferior clan | Offered in this niarkst. e All my xood* are bandied by practical men au: iy ranted. tare call and examine the largest sud most may Yease call nincont Gisplay of Gas Fixtures souttt of New Ker! FP. BROOKS. 531 B5th st., Concoray Burp, use of Wei De Meyer's wonderful discovery the formation of mucons ceased, my taste and smell were restored, iny appetite returned, and I was perfectly c' - It is bow over one year, and I have had no re- rn of a Catarrhal symptom.” D. G. McKetvey, 167 Mott st., N.Y. &e., &o., &c., &o. Wel De Meyer's Catarrh Cure—an abso- lute cure—is sold by Druggists, aud delivered to any address, at @1.50. Dr. Wei De Meyer's ‘Treatise mailed free toanybody. D. B. Dewey | & Co., Agents, 46 Dey st., N. ¥- woar?2 AS COOKING STOVES. DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES, in various sizes and patterns. This is the Stove used by Miss Dole in ber lectures on cookery. ak japl6-th,3m HOW A REPORTER WAS ASI ONISHED Cal! and examine them. Krew THYSELF, + ‘The untold miseries that result from indiscretion inearly life may be alleviated aud cured. Those who doubt this assertion should porchase the new medical work published by the PEABODY MEDI | GAL INSTITUTE, Boston, entitind THE SCLENCE OF LIFE :on, BELP-PRESER VATION. Exhausted — ‘ | vitality, nervous and physical debility, or vitality ane ee five —— fh and ov teeg one — | impai a by. the errors of youth or too close en an another nearl pusiness, may be Feetored apd band lanes, where all Ye ‘bustie. and activi, the feet | HOt? Ee tee eee Shien by an bunteed nan wine. tous ot area auiven by au hundred hore-powes newts : ; pale pubber and various medical ingredients, un- | pete Tiss standard weadien wen teen ferent processes of, Mma Judze of our | the Enwlish wien by t experience, 10 wbom was awerded awid ale : awa foreleg iedal by the National Medical Ansoaintion it contains beautiful and very expensive eusray hundred more than & vatuable mani g surprise when told that this imme fact y i (located in South Brooklyn) was devoted tothe | PEASTEH Wehad uevertnouct of iaetreneh | Was, lrenaudred pa med EI $f the bucinese at all, and, sfwehad. it would have | Prenriis aus for all forms of prevailing disease, the peen merely a passing idea of a ittle room with a | Krectige Gunny cone which is wort! ten tines the Sees ee sree Lg ag ee (SSeS book. Bound in Freuch cloth; price women curuced fron dhoralay to ule ‘Tn boring | OH!) $1, eeut by mail post paid, Pt and labeling the plasters, to je ready for the ancet one The London L nase — reon ehould be canned on smote. Sed a4 ‘Se quormous Without thin valuable book. The ate or is 8 noble earth con go many yo?" we axked. “Everywhere, | Benefactor. come into our shipping department and our state | An Siustrated sample tent to all on receipt of € ment will be vorited.* and it was, fer gi couts for postage: Hie pliner, avout ike Sie alles tae ueon : Rate about, that were wiven for the fuealine of te recess Wet pain.—Broolyn Bayle, OT? Part where there was | PelneM.pnsd: 8. Gaunt, The it success Of BENSON'S CAPCIN! 24 08 PLASTER ie due to the fact iy his a ae: rovement on the ordinary porous piss- ter, which has been Euown and used’ or 90 ybone, dent of tas Rak Ind and eacsiiee sme nore bow ian " aS Reese No. 4 Bulfinch 4 sro Wei. : and, Positive ia hs action. ny. phyeictan wil poten eee ye over all similar ardiciea. "There is no other meant HEAL THYSELF. hand al | FOREST TREES OF AUSTRALIA. EUCALYPTINS. For Totict use, ke. Fer fant sree ee : Fer Hunts roushoned nd work, Be Fer 1 ender Peet Soh orem, Suniene xo. For Reiuerrbot ‘In Remedy. CLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. For ss\e by ali Draggists. Price 25 cents. mar!9-3n:* \ECURE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Street and New York Avenue, Fire, Bucwlar and pil eny- 3 Fear | rer 31,600, Alen,! andes sie rate.