Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | WEDNESDAY - April 14, Isse. TRIAL OF TOM €MOTHERS. In the Criminal Court, Judge James, the case of Tom Smothers, colored, indicted for rape and attempt at rape on the person of Miss Lena Leins, on the night of February 27th, was con- tinued after our report clesed—District Attorney Corkbill and Mr. R. R. Perry for the govern- ment, and Messrs. Benjamin Daven, assisted by Howard C. Clagett, for the prisoner. Miss Teins having testified’ in chiet she was cross- examined at some length by Mr. Davenpert, but @id not vary her statement as printed in yester- day's Stak. Dr. J. W. Bayne testified that he attended Miss Leins near midnight after the outrage; he found her sitting in a chair by a table with her face buried in her hands; when she locked up | Witness saw her eyes Dlosdshotten and swollen, | until they were almost ciosed, her face bloody. and her hair heavily matted with blood; behind | her right ear was a fresh wound, which ran the whole length of the ear. and ex the bone, | Which was jagged as if torn by some rough sub- | Stance like the sharp edge of a rock; the rim of | her ear was cut, her throat swollen ané sensi- | tive, and skin seraped from her tongue by the | Indentation of finger matis; she hac been | choked; the back of her head’ was brutsed and | Swollen as if from a fall. Without concluding the examination the court adjourned, and directed that the jury be kept together until the close of the trial. ‘The jurors Weare accordingly sent to a hotel ih change of a Second Bay. This morning, on the opening of the evurt, aside from the prisoner, the counsel, the jurors and court officers, there were only fifteen per- sons present, but in a little time this number Was somewhat tnereased. There were many appleations on the part of the public for admis- ston, but the marshat’s oficers strictly carried out the orders of the court. SESS OF A COLORED Ui jurors, Mr. Theo. C. Ray, colored, appeared to be ill when they tcok their seats thts morning, and he stated to the court that he ntd been quite sick. After some conversation it Was suggested that an adjournment be taken until one 0’ dock, and in the meantime that he should have medical attendance. A hote was received from Dr. Bayne, whose examization bad not been concluded yesterday when our report closed, stating that he was in attendance upon a very critical case, which he could not leave without endangering’ life. The court direeted that the trial be adjourned until The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFvIck OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, April 14, 1950. For the Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly | Goudy weaiher, southwestly winds, becoming Variable or shifting to easterly, stationary or ‘ewer temperature, rising barometer. el LOCAL NEW! Amusements, &c., To-Night. Ford's Opera House.—“The Pirates of Per- Bance.” Theater.—Carncress’ Minstrels, ‘A Block Game,” National Theater Comique. varieties. Ariingion Theater.—Varieties. MeCwniey’s Hali.—Entertainment by the ladies @i Second Baptist eburch. Lineetn Hail.—Convert by the New Orleans Jubilee Singers. an@ Condensed Loczis. ‘Street lamps will be lighted at 6:40 p. m. and extincuished 40 a. Me ©. A. reception, last night, was a alt. ‘The musteal ané literary pro- ted of plano solos ty Mrs. C. B. d Miss Ida Kennedy, songs Dy Miss Haas, Miss Ida Segmom, Messrs. Frank Miller and D. M. Crider; a ‘duet ‘by Mr. and Mrs. An- ings by Messrs. O. ©. M ‘y. Mrs. Havens and Miss McQueen, and recitations by Miss Gertrude Jones and Miss Williauson. A quarterly meeting of the National Associa- tion for the Keliet of “Destitute Colored Women and children was held yesterday at the Home, On Sth street. The reports showed the Home to | be in cood condition; that ninety children and four adults are cared for, all of whom are in good health. Mrs. E. L. Sherwood was elected a member of the board of managers, to fill the ry Oveasioned by the resignation of Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Pomeroy prezided, Cook secret 1 One of the f ary. assistant clerk of preme Court for about two years erday resigned his position prepara- tering on the praet law. pas tory to en The following cabidin, Sed 19 | + ovelock, aud in the meantime the jury suouid persons 2 nee not be separated, but should aecompany Ray Owing to the fliness of Mr. Sion Wott, nis | ‘© BIS home, where he could have the attend- ance of bis physician. IN REGARD TO THE THEORY. mentioned in yesterday's Star held by some as proposed leeture at the Lutheran Church, this | as been postponed. See advt. . Shillington sends Ayppletun’s Journal tor 3 Avy L o Smothers betng the party who commaitted the May; also, “The Coming Crown,” the current | outrage upon Miss Sunith a few years since, It oases vere eealnst the third-term busl- | should be borne in mind that In the Jones case eax Sheawood the imprint of the criminal’s shoes in the mud Pay, entered also the Imprists of his knees led first to the suit against W 7 py famases, | suspicion against Smothers, and he was tracked claimed to nh sustained because de- by <le shoe prints (which were very peculiar) 7, Was trustee mnder | to che house of Myra Butler, he having jumped . Slater te secure a | over her fence. ‘The statement that his appear- ot paid. | ance corresponded with the description frst Sell, | given by Miss Smith is erroneous, but he an the | 3 the general description given by Miss ss orthington E. Brown, fi ! tlior a di rging an 7 WOCd pul @ venis kno Fallard pavements. About 10 o'clock this morning 3 re on ithand H stre ane d Head for uty agals fon and his patel he Warden auc MORROW. again ih court, ‘ing reported as much detter and jt ed by counsel for the defendant pverhment assented) that It would be io te Should rest the remainder of the an | | day and night. Mr. Davenport asked tb barrell and Bira in the | Bg a paintal | ack rendered @ by Officer H hat the jury be allowed fo visit the Scene of the outrage, Dut the court declined to make any other order than that | they should be allowed to walk about the city, | and adjourned anti! to-morrow. 1 clit uteher knife, intiie but not dangerous wound. Dr. L edival aid. Burrell was arr wood. | In the case of George Dunmore, convicted of | Our Public Schools. the larceny of a tug whe motion for | MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. as argued before Judge James to- | : Dolie Sch . ir. Charles Meore, aud decision was te. | The Board of Public School Trustees met last night, and a Communication was received from 1 cuit Court No. 1, Judge MaeAr- | J.T. Mitchell, of the board of trustees of Dun- i] MeCoy against Fowler was | barton street M. E. Aurch, Georgetown, offer- Newman and Kay tor plalntia, ing to sell to the Distriet the church buliding and Mr. Barrett fordefeuce. TiS is an action | and grounds for school purposes. Applications, for trespass alleged to have been committed by | for teacher's positions were received from the fol- defendant, who cut off a porck and moved the | lowing persons and referred: Nellie Hobson, fencing of plaintiff. The detence is that plain- | Alice B. Strange. H. H. flough, Mary L. Smith, Uf had encroached upon his lands. Laura OHare, Minnie L. Thompson and Rachel Circuit Court No. 2, Judge Cartter, was en- | gaged to-day in the trial of the case of Rev. Mr. Lyons, a former pastor of the First Colored Methodist church, (Souta WashMmgton)—action for a balance of salary. Wartield. Also, trom the following, for janttor’s positions: James H. Searle and Francis P. | Blair. Seperintendent Wilson presented the repert of the first semi-annual examtna- | tlons of the four lowest grades of schools, , which took place from January 5th to Februar the Eastern Ministerial Association | «th. The ee 2,209 pupils i 42 pee in the ‘The conference of the Eastern Christian Min- | first. grade, 2,016 in 39 classes in the second, isterial Association resumed its sesston yester- | 2,195 in 42'clusses in the third, and 2; at classes In the fourth, making a total of 16; classes. ‘The abstract of { month was presented, show day afternoon at the Vermont avenue Christian | chureh, and was opened by singing. Rev. Mr. ier read the first — and Re’ ev. in reports for the past ing whole number i puplis enrolled—white, Washington, 11,93 eats ene ony Gn othe ene Georgetown, 1,290; county, 916. Colored, Was Preacher,* saying there is a popularity to be de- | El, 5.973; “Georgetown, Sie; county, 1,05 sired, of which Christ ts the great eximple, con- | 20 ui ee coe sting of manhood. earnestiess and enthusias- | * 3, W: oe tie self-denial. The subject was discussed by red Schools, Washington, 1 Dr. Cutts. Lobingier. Clark, Shelton, Power, Stier, Dearborn and Tyler. "The me ing then CARD BOARD CERTIFICATE: rayer, of bad feel- adjourned wntil 5 o'clock, with benediction by Mr, Christie, from the committee on examina- Rev. Mr. Williams. Upon reassembiing, Mr. | Uons, reporteda resolution that the practice of SebeN read the twenty-third psalm, and Mr. | siving card board certificates for attendance, Rhodes, of Virgina, led in ‘ter which | de;ortment, scholarship, drawing, penmanship. Mr. J. Z. Tyler, of Richmond, delivered ad- | &2d vocal music be discontinued. He remarked eress, reading from the [1. Corinthians, i | that this practice has grown {nto disfavor, that €0 “the glorious Gospel of Christ.” * | The pupils do not care for the certificates, and ‘3 that freqnently they are the c | ing in the schools. . O. Cutts, of Phila- | Superintendent Wilson sald that when th delphia. to read the 62d psalm, Rev. H.D.Clark, | Shools were not graded the preratums and of Baltimore, ied in prayer. ‘Rev. F. D. Power, | tficates were an incentive to the pupils, but — of the ermont avenue as ehureh, | boty Linch bay ee eae rey oe ae tot @neseay on “Soul-saving.” dwelling upon 5 st HIS are SS its importanee ana tauatng tha Doth a atvetat | higher grades is an heentive and nisthe s here and a sancti chu a oe r cs —— tothe work. Three things are Teouired for the | hristle stated that the committee on ex- ‘ thine ea Preachers must F S 1its as be pure and the church to certificates. ‘The whole subje $ laid ets, «ce. ever. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS. Mr. Smith calied up resolution reported at the February meeting, that on the examination of andidates for teacherships no papers or ques- fons shall be placed out of the jurisdiction of d; an e debate it was adopt- '. NAYS 1, (Mr. Brooks.) Wormley said he had been receiving let- trom time to time relating to the pay of keeping.” The two addresses were cussed by members of the Bir. Gonzales, of the Bapti ick, of the M. E. church, were pr ing’ invited took part in the association then adjourned to ediction by the chalrs —$—$——$___ ‘The Johnson Murder Case. substitutes; and to relieve himseit he would pre- raaaiinet sei Ce s ury | Sent the subject to the board. me Sey tt the Cxtentnall Coure the grand jury | tir sblowar ie ci eeadine of the pa- returned a true biti of dictment against John | ger, as it pertained to the seventh district. . Johnson, | "The paper was referred tothe sub-board of alias J. H. 4 alias John Johnson, forthe | that district without reading. murder of Ja E. Johnson on the hb of ‘The pa kes the Chasve that the substi- March. This indictment is foundto meet the | tutes in white bIS are paid on tne basis of lea in abaten fled inthe former indiect- 26 days per month and the colored REP. } the name of the accused was ‘TRE CERTIFICATE QUESTION iven as John H. Johnson. The witnesses are | ‘The committee on examination and prizes re rs. H.R. Bigelow, W. Tf. Ramsey and J. F. commending that the awarding of certitlcates euee aohan: t a vee M. gg Was taken up. = aiictan Pierce, Jol - . W. B. Ellis, | r. Fairley 0] the resolution and no! dames W. Waters. Willlam Coleman and W! ae aeve at ava e that diplomas were often advantageously used by the recipients, and he urged that the certifi. cates be retained for they would be incentives. Mr. Christfe remarked that to give 6,000 to ) certificates was to incur an useless ex- pense, for taey were regarded in bis section as So mlich wasié paper. Robinson, District vernment Affairs. The collections on . intendent of pot or o reat. ets Mr. Lloyd suggested that the little children te eee ran serests for that period | spurectaicd thos cori ioe eae ‘The fire commissioners aud the chiet and as. | W¢l! (0 retaln them in the four lower grades. sistant chief engineer last night made a visit ot ,, M1, Middleton thought it Mr. Christie had haa inspection to all the engine houses sand feage , his expertence last year and witnessed the tile houses in the District, and found affeles tee | Pupils golng away crying because they did uot pepe bpsPeamp clot tory get one, he would change his opinion, ‘The District Commissioners tn reply toa com- | _.MP, Curtis sald bis experience was that pad munication trots Mr. ¢ p, Tequesting (SVU iways followed the award of certiti- an ton Machinery | Cates. aul the teacher is often blamed for par- de ref the pre izers, on tiv ‘Mr. brooks sila that it would be unfair and Proper, lately 0 apaahington | unjist not to make this award thine ne Charioy Con, ovat Of the in. | ere Were many Jittle ones now looking’ for application *™ fe ren the closing day to get the card. Spec © gunteet Ww b iS regula- The resolution was lost—4 to 7. _wur Of Dulldings a5 10 ~ ‘The spelling contests will Commenca on iS = DERRY = aq ad grade. —_—— x Anat FuORS: i <qTON Fist Manxar—soid by R. A Got. | 23h Vt, BEXU week, aS fotlo sth do. aon, agents 000 herrings. from 9% 49.8 der | TSUrgu, Sadr Gin go, Friday, $a ten So. 3,000; 6,000 shad from 2 per Iv: 300 | Weane aes Oe dae dat baa 40: Bunches "ca wo Terch, trom 1) to 4) cents per Mibaese Bie “ 4 Norontovs COLORED BURGLAR named John | Goward was arrested yesterday by Detectives , Coomes and Acton, and on searching bis house r | tm a South Washington alley, they obtained a ready over fifty have signed te agree. | quantity of stolen is, Which connect Am een Sands them: cach to pay 10 tae | Gin iomar fre roeberice Another large nun- widow of any member of the association 4f1 a ie pop — oo hook gages ent th for the period of two years, for | of a white wom: he 2 The mumimienance of uerseif and childres. Suould | city which Howard bad presented to her. He . ‘The Waste of Potomac Water. Senator Rollins, of the District committtes, and author of the bill to prevent waste of water, Low pending before the Senate, said toa STaR reporter to-day: “The people of the District | ought to understand this subject and try to | stop, toa little extent at least, the waste of water. We cant get any appropriation for the | water works while this waste goes on. Just a Uttle effort on the part of the people to check | the waste would doa great deal of good. It | would enadie the residents on the high grounds to have an abundant supply of water. The | Commissioners told me yesterday that if one- Agi ry Cameron. The case of the widow Oliver against ex- Senator Simon Cameron, for breach of promise, was called in the Court in General Term yester- day, and Mr. Riddie, counsel for defendant, Stated that One of his associates (Mr. Cook) was sick, and theother (Gen. Butler) was absent irom the city. He asked that the case be con- tinued with the understanding that {t would be called about the endof this month, and {t was DECORATION Day.—The executive committee of the Department. of the Potomac. G. A. 2, | third of the waste were saved there Would be an have selected sub-committee to procure ora- abundant supply of water forall Here in the tors and 'S ‘or the ceremonies at Arlington. | District 155 gations of water per capita per day Soldiers’ Home and Congressional cemeteriés.on | are consumed, more than in any city of the Decoration Day. A parade of the Toemberskip of the G. A. #., headed by the Marine band drum corps, is in cont emplation. and should tt ake place the tine of march will ve from head- quarters up Pennsylvania avenue, country, and as long as these figures stare Con- gress in the face we cannot get any appropria- tion for the water works, and we have aban- doned all efforts. The water ts absolutely | al passing ta | wasted, and it ought to be stopped. If people | Tevlew by the White House, thetice along Péan- | stop the waste then there will uot. ‘be any need sylvapla avenue and Bridge street. George- ” for the police to enter their pren THE COURTS. URT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Judges Wylie and Cox—Pallman agt. Stevens; argument concluded. ‘To-day, Knox agt. Osborn; patent case; con | tinued oh motion’ for rehearing. Lewis agt. Morris; do. Shirley agt, F. §. & T. Co.: angued | and submitted. Campbell agt. District of Co- Jumbia; ereaed by Messrs, Kiddie and Totten, Strait dgt. Strait: motion of complainant to va- rate decree for alimony, because of misrepresen- tation as to defendanv’s saln led. Crrevrt COURT (No. 1)—Juidge Macarinr, Yesterday, District agi. Johnson; verdi plaintiff $3,000, Maddox es. town, to the Aqueduct bridge, where the column will break ranks, to reassemble in rear of the | Arlington mansion at noon. An order has been ! received by Department Commander Royce + from the headquarters at Dayton, Onto, saying: “The 20th day of May next ‘occirring on Su lay. Saturday, the 29th, will be observed a3 Me- morial Day by the Grand Army of the Repubile, at which time will be pafd the customery honors to our departed comrades wihuo fell in defence of our flag and country.” Casey BRACELETS, gold chains, $5 at Prigg’s.t A Fat Man's CLOTRING STORE WANTED was t heading of a letter recently published jz a New York paper, and it immediately assured us th: ihe writer and his many fat friends, who liven twee vashington, had never shared in the benefits "To-day, McCoy agt. Fowler;on hearing. Han- | that others have, or they wou!d not say that : ¥ ud “store was tected for the sale of fat men's | PWY Sst. Whitney; discontinued, Crrevir CourT (No. 2)—Judge Carter, Yesterday, Potomac Steamboat Uo. agt. Fol- lansbee; verdict for plaintiff! nominal damages. Thomas agt. Shepherd: time of pleading ex- | tended. Carr agt. Morrison; leave to tile addi- tional pleas granted and cause continued. Lyons Clothing,” as we always have a large asso ment of extra sizes on hand. of beth suits and overcoats. We wonid be very pleased to have the writer of the letter and bis many friends give us a call and let us see if we cannot. supply them with nice-titting garments, ready-made, and at. re: eee Colored W. M. church; trial com- Ten ereee ef SOKS SC iG ad “Si8/| Seay River apt Brown’ peated veraice tor plaintiff nominal damages. Lyons agt. ist col- ored Methodist Church; on hearing. Equity Covrt—Judge Hagner, Yesterday, Robinson agt. Robinson; proof to be taken ‘by John N. Oliver. Knowles agt. Dodge; bill dismissed. ‘Smith agt. Pearson, pro ; confesso as to Evan Smith taken and case re- ferred to auditor. Clarke agt. Cull; motion to Pp Interest and taxes denied. Beard agt. Center; on hearing. | To-day, Coltman agt. Moore, motion to loan | a party ‘denied. Brooke act. Donoghue; sale ratified and referenee. Webster agt. Stewart; hearing on attachment fixed for 29, and rule 16 nse. Simpson of trustees ordered. GEORGETOWN. ACCIDENT TO MR. THowas Down ester- day afternoon as Mr. Dowling, the well known auctioneer, was driving In his carriage to his farm, on the condutt road, getting oat a short distance from Cabin’s John Bridge to water his horse, the animal, a three year old cclt, started to rum away, and Mr. Dowling attempting to hold him, was knocked over and dragged by the horse some distance. One of his shoulder bones Was broken, and he received numerous brulses about his head and body. He was broucht home by some ladies, who kindiy picked him up on Beerds agt. Center; on | the road. Dr. Peter 1s in attendance on him. | hearing. His tnjurigs, though painfni, are not regarded as CRIMINAT, CoURT—Jndge James. ious. terday, Thomas C. Cox, previously con T THE BOATMEN’S MEETING in Cumberland | y: of an (tery on John H. ault and bat Wm. M Monday night 10 was decided by uli Thajor- | Crane; fined ity to hold out for $1.25 freight. Part of the | Mary HM; verdict guilty. sentence suspended. American boatmeu, however, have offered to homas Smothers, indicted for rape, ete.: on | take $1.15 to Alexandria, and that, com trial. pny, has degun Shipping. Othe 1 pro companies wi POLICE CouRT—Judge Snev. bly resume shortly at $1.10 to Georgetown, as | po.qay and Clifton Dorsey, loud the boatmen are said to be weakening. $5 or 15 days each. Whi. 3 A PUBASANT ParTY was viven at the resi Horace J gence of Mrs. Gaskins, on High near 24 street ank last evening, and 30 youn: themselves dancing until ane; morning. Graty.—Arrivals—Boat_ Seneca, bushels corn; Farmer's Friend, with els corn and’ 1,000 bushels wheat. ‘The sal 4,200 busheis Wheat, at prices ranging froin $ to $1.37, was reported. CATE ‘Offerings and re as tolloy to 5's: 100 Sheep 0 COWS ald calves people enjoye Sor 20 days. Fra "noa, do arly hour this a Park Washington, di nib on Clara Handsony ckburn, assault on Bettie Harris, by | king ber inthe mouth with a club; 35. Wai- er all of a meal; restitution | ordered and 1, ca ALEXANDRIA, i THE OUTRAGES ON THE EDITOR OF THE LitE- RAL. —It ts reported that about nine o'clock last Sunday night three pistol shots were fired Into the house of Thomas Foster, editor of the £/)- +ra’ newspaper in Alexandria, alarming the family and people in the neighborhood, as well as Une worshippers at St. Pawl’s Episcopal church near by. Dr, Foster's friends thinks the perpe- | trators of this outrage are elther the same who | assaulted Dr, Foster in iis own house and after Wards destroyed the edition of his paper, as he tofore reported in THE Srax, or their’ friends, The Alexandria Gazelle of yesterday says: “George Nowland and Robert Ballenger were arrested this evening by Officer Lawler, on a warrant sworn out by Mr. Enoch Cook, them with pee overboard the edi weekly paper printed in Washington but eircu- lated In this city while betg brought to Alex- andria by an agent. They were carried before Justice Thompson, and bailed In the sum of $500 each for thelr appearance to-morrow evening at 3 ovclock.”* WHIPPED.—The Gitte saya: Elsworth Coop- er and Frank Pearson, the two colored boys ar- rested yesterday by Officer Coleman, charged x The election in Je Ch de, Yest , resulted in large republican gains, which will give the re- publicans control of the police and tire commis- sions, and probably of the aidermanic board and board of publié works. In Hoboken the entire democratic Ucket was elected. John A. O'Neil, (dem.), for mayor, deteats the present mayor, Beson, (rep.) AT THE WEST PoINT INVESTIGATION yesterday Chas. T. Alexander, post surgeon, repeated his statement to the éflect that when he awoke Cadet Whittaker at the time he was found tied and prostrate he was in a complete state of sen- siblilty, his pulse was regular, and there was nothing to show that he had been unconsctous or that he had Wen either dazed or dis- turbed. He examined the pupil of his eyes to See if he was troubled with concussion of tie brain. There was a muscular resistance to the opening of the eye and the pupil was dilated, Whittaker told ‘ELECTION: J., yes in} ition of f responding freely to the light. with stealing lead and copper from’ the ip Aim two storics about a broken looking-glass. | yard, were tried this morning at the mayor's The court of inquiry examined several spaci- Office, found guilty, and sentenced to be whipped, mens of handwriting of cadets without results, | which'sentence was executed at once, the former and subsequently each of the 300 cadets was given a sentence to write, in which, unknown to them, were words which appeared in the note of warning to Whittaker. COLORED TEACHERS IN COLORED Scqoors.— The Baltimore school board committee to in- quire into the practicability of employing col- ored teachers in the colored public sehoois re- ported to the board favorably upon giving the colored people an opportunity to teach. The committee do not favor mixing the teachers and a colored schoo! will be given entirely in charge of colored teachers as anexperiment. The board. decided to ¢pen two colored schools with col- ored teachers only in September next.—Balli- mune Ge. 30 ing thirty lashes and the latter twenty, CUTICURA BLOOD REMEDIES. A Rich BACHELOR McRpERED. — Perley B Hutchinson, an aged and wealthy bachlor, was turdered ‘n bis house in Washington, Mass., yesterday. Tiis body was found under a pile of bagging. Several contusions were on his head and his throat was cut. An attempt had been made to fire the hous Rev. Wat. B. Orvis wasexpelled yesterday as secretary of the congregational ministers, Philadelphia, because of his connection with u Philadeiphia’ University of Medicine and Str- Kery—a bogus college Skin Diseases are but the Signs of Blood Poisons. Skin Diseases issue from au unhealthy condition of the blood, and are Blood Diseases. — Hilson. ‘The © RA REMEDIES cure the most obstinate ris of Blood add Skin Diseases, and Affections of the Scalp with Loes of Hair, when ail other remedies and methods of treatment fail. Ouricuna ResoL- VENT purifies the blood, renovates and invigorates the system, absorbs and carries away poisonons mnatter, and by enriching and strengthening the blood, ‘vitulizes with new life every organ and pro- cess ci the body. Hence the permanence of the cures made by the CUTICURA REMEDIES. Cvricuna, a Medicinal Jelly for external applica- tion, arrests disease, eats away dead flesh and skin allays inflammation, itching and irritation, and heals weers, sores, ard scalp affections with loss of air, when the RESOLVENT is taken internally. Ov 1ICURA Soap, prepared from Outicura, is cleansing, refreshing, and the only natural beaitfier of the skin, which it softens, whitens, and preserves be- yond praise. CUTICURA SHAVING Soap, also pre. pared from Cuticura, is the first and only medicinal soap compounded expressly for shaving. RAILROAD AGAINST F XPRESS CompaNy.—The Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington railroad having notified the Adams Express Company that its messengers and freight could not be carried over the road after April 20, the presi- dent of the Adams Express Company has pro- cured froin Judge Baxter, in the United Sta elrenit_ court at Cincinnati, a temporary re ; straining order to prevent the railroad com- pany from ejecting them, on the claim that railroads have no right to refuse to carry ex- press goods messeng that applies and pays case IS Sct for hearing in 8¥-Dr. T. W. Ross, a wel Niners Pa, - i da; coe drank oe chloroform, mistaking it for gio. Foratime it ” \..s thouglit he would recover from the effects, RUNNING SORES. at a became worse and died on ; Interesting Account of the Healing of a rhursday, rs rokenm Leg. FE 1. Tucker, colored, charged with te hhurder of Abe Frazer in isi. Was taken from jail at Greensburg, St. Helena parish, La.. | fessrs. Lotarors & PINKHAM, Druggists:— peters. On the 2d of August, 1877, Thad the misfortuue of having my leg broken, in front of Willian Sterns’ dry goods store, by a case of goots being thrown on me. The Lone was set by 3 physi- cian of this places Upon removing the splints, sores broke out from my knee to the heel, and eev: eral physicians called it varicose veins, and ordered me to Wear rubber atockings. After ‘wearing out Sunday morning by fifteen men and shot to deat. Tinden, Warren county, Va, on while Jack Johnson, colored, was child I a lotr, ife ascended to interfere, and was turewa with such force | about #25 worth of different waakes without any by her hussand down the laddey that her neck Sean oe ay, aos boy ay ly ieee was broken. Jvuhnson made his escape, tobe aes a Before ale hed bosn 82" AijWaco, Texas, Wi) Hardwick killed John French, bis rival in a | affair, and then committed suicide, #@-The New Orleans board of health denies a ed again. Used Twas astonislied 0. see the sores hoal up one by one, and now not one sore is to be seen. I re. commended the came to a neighboring lady who had been troubled for years with a sore wrist. After report that there las been yellow fever there ee yt ne 1% sompletal thls year, Dover, Nei HENRY LANDECKER. tare i sene Hale and family, of Maine, who “ee in Florida, lett Jacksonville Sa.- urday last for the north, , se-Lawrence Fitzgerald, a Leadvule, eee miner, was fatally shot by George — on about a claim owned by the former wh! a latter attempted to jump. SALT RHEUM Treated by ten Physicians, Reyes Medicine, Used all kinds 0: 1's fe-Joseph Reynolds, son of Hon. John 7 ss ene ; Rey melds conitaitted sufelde at Wickford, R. 1. fens Adtcriéele rae Sia ea Spree yesterday, by shooting himself. He was 11ul | 2. tDyes have done for me. "I have suffered front Resta 2 Salt Rheum for ten years, been treated by at loast #2-The health officer at Cincinnati yesterday | ten physicians, and taken any quantity of mei 1° matl boat alot of “yel- vithout cure until I took found on the Louis ess remedies, which fw stains any desired position, and ts cooling and cleans- to He. ing bott HOUSEREEPERS SuovLD Use the Motli-proof CITY ITEMS. LADIES’ GOODS. | whe Lena Leins outrage The Widew Oliver's Sa Mrs, 8. A. Allen \E* 8.3. MESSER, IMPROVED ba. PI SPRING AND SUMMER STY! TAY the skin or linen. 484, TTAtqan, It LTigs, Swiss AND AMEKICAN No’ Together with an endless variety of all the leadi: Shapes in Staple htraw Goods, Oar SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS retains the hair in the scalp. Sold by Druggists, $1.25 per 4 | | | Ane AL AN NMENT BaPrh ’ .: 5 CRCH, D es Woxtn’s Ham RESTORER. LES. g 5 ew. There are two special qualities witch deter. | (Amey, for 8. T. Taylors Patwerns System of | THUPSD SY. Avril Ach, aS Intne and nx the s mperiority and Sxoatience of 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up staire. ap2-3m. ipibae MALED ACS : Mrs, S.A. Allen's Improved Wortd’s Hair R= iN ) April 23, storer: Lee ae aD sees co = ve grnixe MILLINERY, L . pew growth, life and vigor that it ts sure tv 5s to the hair, never failing by a few applications | BY SPFOIAL REQUEST to restore gray or white hair toits youthful | we pave now open and resdy for eale i Extraordinary stu« color, imparting to the hair a delightful aroma, ce MR. MAUKICE st < : | the largest and most compiete assort:unent of fresh, delicate and unc remy egies in any Climate; | Blas the nonor to inform the . second, ite easy appiicat a aa AY Bre; | STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS | Bae{ognoncr te into arronae poe vious pre) ay e ir, wi : 5 sticky and disagreeable sulphur odor found and | Ever shown in this city, consisting of 30st APPEARANCE | complained of in other preparations. It never | ALL 2HF Latest Parrstax, Exc INT APPEARANCE or THURSRY AND OLt be THURSSY AND oLE BULL, PRIOR TO THEIR PEPAATORE FOR EUROPE, Are also replete with everything new and desirable, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, . ay oe eh ee a Use an a eoreen forming the richest and most elewant display of HURSRY a OLE Brit ure of cotton an aper. merican Ca Th ws <b ., = 4 Lu Lining Co., New York and Boston. For sale by SILKS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Erc., THERE omer coma SEE bere all Carpet Dealers, | That the home and foreixm markets can produce. | HERSEY Thetois na cninent OLE BULL 2 Sat a es 5 Cordial Invitation. | give have also ready for inspection au extremely | THURPEY SIGNON BRIGSOLL, BULL Medical men of good standing, irrespective of | choice selection of | pees . wi o-Ps y 4 Br 4 ‘eal science: ane “cordially invited to visit Dr | FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, | THURSBY the Gre BUL Von Moschzisker's office, 619 19th strect north: | And are constantly receiving additions to our gen- | Ha sites Ann? nore orn West, to examine hiscollection of modern inven- | ¢t! stock by every European eteamer. Our press | 2HUBSIN MISS ANA ROCK, pt Uons, some Imported by and others manutac- | "2! be as low as the fad aed conly aod deeianot | THUReys: OACmineble te SHE {ured expressly for him. designed to tusure an | fhe atention of the indiceny tie Lev eow eee RICE STRAK SCH, Coxpt intelligent diagnosis and successful treaginent | inspect our stock before Raking cine pee. with hoo ck : Of Deamess, Noises tn the head and in diseas Fereonal attention given to all Millinery orders. COccteerts. om GI: Mevervel of the respiratory organs, especially in cases of eatarrl thelr efiicacy in aiain; the abo cures when all ordinary cu fal 2 EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE CELEBRATED Prysic * Sever have ec cured by the timely use of Colder’: Liquid Brtract of Beef and Tonic In Sold b; A remedy to reins ate the human hair in all ; farwents, Rid and Thread Gleves, and a beautiful {ts youthful color, vigor, luster, softness and | fine of Parisian Novelticny BK aud Deaeapbes beauty. We allude to the “London Hair Color | Dolmans and Mantillas, sackets, Uisters, Flannel Restorer and Dressing.” No matter how gray oi Combination Suits, | Diack Silk Suits, @ first- or harsh it may be, it 18 sure to restore it, and if | “88 8rticle, for | the roots of the hair are not dead, it will pro- | duce a new growth, in most cases fasten and | d 2 3 | stop the hatr from agt. Simpson; substitutes | dandruff, all humo quisite dressing, fragrantly perfumed. leading druggists sell tt at | Wholesale by Srorr rT rstall, assault on | the present for doing good. The best thing ye can do health you. If yo | ted, or hays rogues Auti-BUioUs Bi you Will be lik DOUGLASS’, . Ue. Sold by druggists, maré Oth and F streets. Prop., Balto. Md. i858 BELLE Lucas: “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 to6 ays; For Washington at 480 Pa. av “RovuGH ON Rarts.”—Ask clears a box; FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENT‘ Suits, will give satistactios cheese, h and asthina, as well as the whole cata- J. P. PALMER, of lung, throat and chest complaints. Ss thorough eradication ve-named di ases, aecomplishing tive methods have S,m,¥ PIAN, ERASMUS WILSON, OF LONDON, ENG.: Tal Severe cases of Inelpient Consumption ome under my observation that iar Seen Lichi y all druggists and grocers. sizes for sale cheap. REN'S SHOES MADE TO ORDER. mar) THE MISSES HAMILTON, PRING IMPORTA: Spanish and Beaded Ls ‘ew effects in Cash’ Discovered At Last. for the next 30 days. Also, odd LADIES’ and DEESsitA Kina. REL F Street. First-class work, at moderate prices. mal6-2m TION OF PATTERN BONNETS AND FINE MIL- LINERY GOODS. Langnedoe, Point de Rose, Duch Chantill ces." N mere and Beaded Capes. An elegant assortment of Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Corseta, Under- D, B24 and #3 * LLIAN 7 Cite Trevise, Pari DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Sts, St. Cloud Brag. CONTINUATION OF THE GRFAT SALE OF LADI DERWEAR FOR ONE WEEK LOAGER. Received 400 DozEN Monk of thos» thoroughly made and trimmed, 77 Penna. ave. ri falling, and effectually cure | rs, {tching scalp, &c.; an ex- AL the 3 cents a bottle. | « CROMWELL, are dangerous. There is no time to yourself is to bring back those happy © omposed entirely of Artiste the createst of all Fra extrs of Feats 681 eon Tott's Mnsic St logue IMPOR: | By aid of these apparatuses the hidden seat of | apl nov F mw + ENTERTAINMENT AND disease is reached and examined in a manner 5 os by the La tes of the SEGUND BAP, impose iy any Soe mode, and requisite ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. Gavies'o Halt ae oe ened w the 3 4 remedies locally a) . — H + ave fe. ADR an No idea can be given by mere words of thetr pale bertin the world for the money. AM! Winter | doth ISH. | Tieketa."incinding ‘Sing er. 25 cents, wonderfully varied powers of applicability and DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT ATIONAL THEATER. Hi8 EVENING AND ¢ SLY MATINEE ON SATURDAY. MINSTRELS nod Orwantzat ion. zed the most complete » ietenoe; @ Con y of lity and talent in 1862, and ite Unprecedented Hall and Me Doughert: A event of the Season. Ficaeement sensational stars, Mr, Geore: by M and 1 f ul days that are slipping right on trotn at SEEISE on e Chills and Fevers t BF-Every varment at the old price for one week longer. DBESEMARING AND PATTERN PARLORS, a i urinary complaints; $1, at druggist: al inary complaints; $1, at druggists. 801 MARKET sPace, Corner Sth st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 903 9th et. n.w. druggist for tt. out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue. 15 dso) FAMILY SUPPLIES. TEST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fair over all other compet- itors Anion Fi: aay 906 G street northwest, nm In every respect. ly Fresh alderney butter every morning, and delivered in Tbs. prints, 40c. per lb. Also, cottage buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per qt. tf TO CERES, - Soloists, The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. eres MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. } STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, lazuificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HIUL, A Mi READ THIS COLUMN. | MR. THE MR. ANTO j MR. | Admission GREGATIONAL CHrnen, TUESDAY, Avni. 20, le», ANCIENT MARINER, ating and Barcarolle from Meyerbeer's Opera STAR OF THE NORTH, and other attraction MISS EVA MIL! RS. E. R. TRUE, C . J. TOEDT, Tenor. MR. WM. F. POET, GLOE Soy DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN AOT OF THE | cents a pound. GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 | mar30 { o Ms 9 | Seats may be rose withon| ee ee | Eltis'e Music Store op and after Tihwred = =a le WHOLESALE DEPOT the iron rs ‘uratine C 5s it 5 i A Fowerfal Tonic.|"A Vegetable Medicine, |, ,y 7MCT 2at ted Indiana ave, _ Sullivan & Gitvert. Iron Bitters Curatine DED SUCCES! HE Complete Strengthener. | A Reliable Medicine. | JA" ESH IMPORTATION | =D EONS OF SEE ERATE | RE- ENGAGEMENT FOR ONE WEEK LONGER {ron Bitters Curatine | A Bure Appetizer.| Cures Blood Diseases. OF PURE OLIVE OIL, | The New Comic Opera of Iron Bitters Curstine | TRE PIRATES OF PENZANCE Eurich the Blood. |Qures Liver Complaints. i IN QUARTS, PINTS AND HALF PINT Admission, 60cente, 95 cents and #1 Iron Bitters ‘Curatine i as ee Renew the Vigor. |Qurea Kidney Affections. BOTTLES. ‘This costly, brilliant, jolly ope ite criap and tunny dialogue, fresh and de ic! marc, is Iron Bitters \Curatine rendered by a company of surpas<iac merit, 4 Give Vitality. Cures Scrofala. = sae id voioce and an orchestra of (wen ters ‘Orders by mail impartially attends NGure Material Diseases, | ott” Rheumatism. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, ee eon ee fanuly porties. There will be a mat EDNES. Iron Bitters ‘Curatine wes eg a A Bs pera will Care Dyspepsia, For Tetter, Hoh, wors, | FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. | * De ee ee | Hrom Bitters. one April 19—TRAGEDIANS OF KALAMAZ00. i ore Indigestion. |'Curatine | 2 NE GRAND CONCERT by th > Iron Ritters Pimried Biotehes, | 209 2421 New York ave. Ofn College Glee Olu. in ‘inevim fal, = Fe — aS y evening, April 16. ‘Tickets of sduiesion. 15c. ro NOrvons tability. lCuratine LBS. CREAM CHEESE.................00 | Reserved acat at Motzerotte. O28 Penney vais Tren butters Cares Boils & @pi Sores. | #Tys. TOMATOES, 8 lbs. each. 60 | svenue, = = ‘Cure Langour. ‘Guratine 4gallons HARD CIDER. 50 | (ONGREGATIONAL cHugcH. ineniBtiere | Cures Ulcers and Bots. | $ cans SALMON nono ot oe Gavatine 1 pint bottle Virgin . DAY EVENIN 8 k Care Fainto! ation. (For Mercurial 1 bottle goed WHISKY... 9 | FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 8 O'CLOCK, j Polsontor | 1 doz. cakes large TOILET SOA! 58 GRAND CONCERT, 1 bottle BAY RUM. 50 & Bottle. i ttle. 20 boxes COFFEE Ci! 50 h Ope THEO. J. TOEDT, of N re ‘a 5 Bekaeta Bene | Se bottle Lea @ Perrin’s 30 york Aten SANRTE LOUISE hake of New WwW. C. , of New York, IRON BITTERS AND OURATINB 4 ISCHOFF, Onsen ‘st. 50 Tickets #1, including reserved #« Metzerott's For sale by STOTT & ORO! 485 Pennay!- sic Store. a Sania Svenus, welesale sud Petalsand by alt Brae GEO. A. O'HARE, x — eee = = i 1213 7th st.n.w., : ‘: i ‘ MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER LREWEKY KOK SsS8 0 eel = AND PLEASURE GARDEN, Bey yf 8 # EA | BETWEEs 47H AND Stu axp E Axo F ers. NE. KEK YyY 8 7 f and J ,. | ‘ KJ - Raagee TaN) Lommeny: Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. | apap Washington, D.0. RR oy gs £ FRANK J. TIBBETS & Co. 7 « KE ¥ 8B. 8 F We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- K RK Y.. 5988 LLLLL BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and CU- OUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY IS GAS FIXNTURES:: ON WEDNESDAY, LUMBER! LUMBER! | AC BPR, BRR Tb A peice creo OF ran amet eas seas RENE. wun a | From the factory ot lessre. 1c i ANC! « “P ae = | &CO., N. ¥., can be seen at LIST OF PRIZES. | 33m ae _ wre - i | Where ail competition can succesefally met with a aan WILLET & LIBBEY, | these CELEBRATED GOODS. 1 prize of 2,000 is. 5 prizes of 1,000 are, Parties 5 prizes of "600 are, aioe 20 prizes of 250 are. 6,000 100 prizes of 50 are. 5 000 } 200 prizes of 20 are. 4,000 ; 500 prizes of 10 are., 5,000 1,000 prizes of 5 are., 5,000 apis 27 Approximating Prizes amounting to, 2,700 1,860 prizes, amounting io. 860,800 100 FEET { THO CREE rss m } PUG Che iz 2", ay in OF THE BEST BOARDS | ' T I cCCK KEEE T sss 11... FOR 61.25. §27" Ont-of-town orders of 5.00 and upwards should express. For f Club rateg Tpdn application. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS api3 be made by certified check, draft, or sent by MANUFACTURED, ull particulars and orders address G. UPINGTON, COMMON BOAHDS, i FREEZERS, Ocenpying Store No. desiring GAS FIXTURES will find itt» | their advantage to examine thie stock before pur A large lot of goode at prices prior to the advance. . F. BROOKS, 531 B5th st.. Concoran BriLpixe. Ww ATER FILTERS, WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS, And a Complete Stock of KITCHEN REQUISITES ar N OR ABOUT APRIL 15TH fe sha}! return to our OLD BUSINESS STA’ ND, 409 9th Street, ¥. MO. A w fine of ‘ : mo y auccessful In, my case, leavin; we shall Sacre. she agaim marry before the expiration of the | has just served seven years in the Albany pen- | io.” teyer feathers” from Memphis, and Sent have Dee B keetoges Steer a potty ae eihite Je 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, iaGanenen wise re ‘Gas pisrea SLATE MAN emo yearn, all dues to cease from date of | itentiary tor robber, them beck to tae eee cone are the same lot | fe. trom humor 48 Anybody, COV EIOY. ‘Successors to Williamson & Co., FAND SAVES: UMBING and marriage. ‘Should a member die, leaving ebil- | Econ rakes irne seaioa or | reeentiysen Youre truly, EPHEN H. JOY. raat ei ance ae MBING ana t , they agree tloeach pay | THE A. M. E. CONFERENCE. a AvbuRN, Me., April 3, 1879. £3 ING, giving: atten! 5 = Somer eee for ther maintenance | the Ba'timore Conference of the African M. SINGLETON & HOEKE, Mid RICHMOND, OAR-FITLING. givin mrtioular st nen ee cf tee ears. (pon the death of the wife of a | church was continued yesterday io Baltimore. eo LE’ SO Market Space. wi 5 ode 1 @ LInnEy } TIVE WORK. ‘-; neuer of the cuoclitiou ey Agree to pay | Whhops Hrown. Wayman snd Vayne presiag, | S ShuING OUENING | ers: COVINGTON, KY. mri] WILLET : | ON @ SHED. % ny | A resoiu was ” iJ fC. if — SSS ee r M,C. A. ke. faemters child fity ceuts for funeral expeases, | of scucol comussioners ot Baltimare for tacit MALTINGS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! ITCHING HUMOR List of dramings published in the New York Hor- Saas Ge an6-19 To be paid thirty days atter death. Dues to b= | act of courtesy in deciding to employ colored rancy, Bed-Checked and White Canton MAT- Poneaeca aid, Gun, Staats Zeitung, Phusdeiphis | al EORGE RYNEAL, 3r., pad cb the foretuen of companies and by them | a Saud setting {orth that Unis action will | TINGS: Anew stock of CARPETS. RUGS, MATS, on Eleven yeere Sempre metre fe BUCALYPTINE. G ix Sieg het engineer, who will pay the Denesct- } TVG ‘a. tendenc¥ to improve the. yood feeling | DEUGGETS, SHADES, Raw silk Piano ahd Table af Rion ts the oniaator of the Olsens’ Line | Eoubmville Commercial. All out-of-town, ticket For Tollet uae, Chapped Skin. Pimple Be. OIL AND WATER COLORS, ae i etween the two elementsof the community, | {ya Re. ke, June pecetsed. Goaches, Boston, writes that ie has been cured by Leper ‘8p3,7,10,14,17 For Beratcnes, sod Gee kgetons | sre MATERIALS ann LAMP QOOD8, M $3Es have been issued to John | and promote the interests of the people regard- Eeose Furniture COV Loe Boscia avant lied es ‘Culicuns ReMepins of an Itching Humor For ened household worg, & ‘TIST! pobre H Smith and Elva Aun Turner Cesare Lait: | less of party. a ce Tae GamterL: | oteeaiter ath Coates nectoct ana Golnpiase Steaua from which he hae een 4 great sufferer. as al his ME1IKEN's LINEN STORE, For boids an invalsabie Remedy. ricagaslieced elaagest inte FoR OKNAMENDE rend! and Madalena Arata; W. A. Simpson sod | lution asking the conferel Toth with enon ite | Carpet Cleaning Machivery in the CU Silo | PERT hg. — For Mosquito Bites and Sanbura, ALL xixps or Faxor Sarah E. Moore; Jos. Day and Sarah King: Jas. | cal school at Jeg mani RAN been commpalled to execute all orders for Carpet ean 5 828 Arch street, Philadelphia, CLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. aie Pana. H. Ballard and Victoria Thomas, of Baltimore. | ence and Pappa re nnd re tir ema aper Pa ee Sao ror on ee PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, all new patteras, pure | Forsale byall Druggists. Price 25 cents. mar19-3m" _— on: mm: Decistox or Tas Fish Wulanr Case.—Yester- | Was aHopted. Ou motion, Bishop Wayman was | Devs tre SP, clean ‘by mall or otherwise ad —— linen, fast colors. (QHICHEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. | re te Sour, tecescot tae Deel Cote Le ie a La ON HOHE, aes WHITE LINEN LAWNS for white dresses. CBICKEDS = = : hong WARE, ent or the sh whartwas. atciied or pis, | nue (9 do-, Bishop Payne took leave of tho | _sp6-lm —______604 Marmee Sbeeei_| = evrucuna Emenee WHITE LINEN Law™s Bae ree een Giff and. a verdict of $3.00) given. ‘The court | Cait at hie conference at Salem, in thatatate, | FX SRae Marders Chief, by’ ee eens ae ig ana | now the favorite material for white dresses. | Shesp, by 8. C. McBOWELL, CEE EaF aren wi Covery except for Teut accraine witiie tire | Which wil begin to-day. Boao by Bear Da be by Glencoe; time, FES | Srashiste Seo Wakklagon atooats Boston, at Pron PLAIN BLACK LINEN LAWN, ‘Ast and D sts. .w. HOUSEFURNISHING @0ODS- three years preceding the bringing of the Sul | _Vexruag Norming—Have NOTHING.—When | 9:32. Address Q., . street, Toronto, Ont., aud 8 snow Hill,” London, SECOND MOURNING LINEN LAWNS. s ing Os baa ee Te aaa Soe | NOCUEE PAY.—Pels Gorn Sol Gare) and sre for sale by a rice of Core: qLagies are always sure of Pine Link ORGANS. OBGANS. £DDY'S REFBIGERATOERS. Rea ESTaTe Saves. —Messrs. Duncanson ‘that cor- ot ., y ‘email boxes, . BE atthe 3 — Bros., auictioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, for | COrporated by the Legislature, it gave cure f ‘and Shoe 4 sou ei botien 4 cry IerKaL assortment Eight - M. W. BEVERIDGE, Joun’s: Johnson, trustee. ot Beha Kimes gue, | poration legal rights, ‘which, after & moet | goes 8 Gu a02-1m. "Tou tose, BS conte per Guriovna MaDI- MILLIKEN’S LINEN STORE, 5; Sia ean @ivision of square S74, fronting 20 feet on Penn- | Searching Cron aaron the ‘General | Btore, 9 CIAL SHAVING , 15 conte ; in bare for Barbers ‘835 Arch st.. Philadelphia. date sylvania avenue east, between 6th and 7th | bas oft in | DLO CHES Gi ana large consumers, 60 cents. s . ‘streets, and ha’ a depth of about 115 feet s .. aaseomaate vcete COLLINS’ VOLTAIG PLASTERS | Diacey Guu fats boy ce poveea ox by male wre tee No. 1009 Pe. ave.