Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1880, Page 4

The Lena Leins Outrage Case. TRIAL OF TOM SMGTHERS. In the Criminal Court, Judge James, the case oft Tom Smothers, colored, indicted for rape and ‘The Weather. attempt at rape on the person of Miss Lena INDICATIONS TO-DAY. | Lens, on the night of February gith, was con- Orrice OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, | tinued after our report closed—District Attorney Wasitnetow, April 16, 1580. Corkhilland Mr. R. R. Perry for the govern- For the Middle AUantic states, cloudy, rany | ment, and Messrs. Benjamin Davenport, assisted Weather, northerly winds veering to westeriy, | by Howard C. Clagett, for the lsoner. Stationary or lower temperature and barcmc- ‘The cross-examination of the colored witness, ter. Sam Gellam, was continued. He testified thet he hadn't recetved any money for testifying and J didn't expect any. He did not want for LOCAL NEWS. telling the ruta He had never told Mr. Wash- ington that he knew nothing about Smothers. It was 6 o’clock- when he left the brewery, and when he met Smothers he remained with him until the sun jammed down clear out of sight. and then Tom told him “to zo along home.” This witness caused consiiersole merriment stating that he had been down onthe fishing shores since February Ist, but he didn’t want to go again, for “de first thing they did with him was to souse him ir the water, and he'd rather work around the brewery any Mr. Davenport asked when he first spoke of these things, and pressing the questions rather ltvely, witness impatiently said: “I told about it in Mr. Juenhemann s, and the police heard it. Look a here, sir, them darkeys that ig taiking to you is making all this tmagination.”* Re-direct.—It was one week after Smothers’ arrest when witness went to the fishing shore (in the early part of March.) Mrs. Mary Offenstein testified that on the evening of the outrage, at o'clock, she went from her house, 1ith and D streets, to St. Joseph’s chureh, corner of C and 24 streets: coming west, when near 7th strect, she sav Smothers on the northwest side of ith street and Maryland avenue, where D street ero: Amusements, &c., To-Night. Ports Opera House.—“The Pirates of Fen- nance.” National Theater.—Carneross’ Minstretz. Tater Comique—"A ‘Varieties, Arlington Theater.—Varieties. alr == cert by the Princeton Col- a Congregational Clowch:.—Grand concert. Metropolitan M. E. Church.—Jabdllee Singers and Crow India’ Condenseé Locals. Monday night a raid wes made by Lieut. £1- Un and his officers (of tne 7ih precinct) on a house—No, 56 C street Do = by Rosa We ner, colored, said to be 2 Dawdy house. Tkrce white and five colored men and six colored ‘Women were taken out of the house and locked up for a hearing. Sureet asap wk be lighted at 11 p.m. and extinguished at 3:40 a. m. At a meeting of the Cerroll Institute last Mes . 1. Murphy, Or. A. 1. Faust an | those streets. He was standing by a tree-box; 4. Howard Bushnell were clected delegates, | had on light pants and a long black coat, adark end Dr. T. MeArdie, F. P. May and I. EF. vest, a white bosom shirt and adark slouch hat; Woedward alternates to the Catholic Young Men's National Union Conveotion, on the 12th May, tn thisctty. The members of the Wasi ‘on Light In- fantry have all been measu for their new uniforms—white coats and blue pants—and In a short time they expect to parade 150 men in Mne. In eres nce of the numer of recru having reached its maximum there is a neces Sity for the election of two additional lieuten ants, and among che prominent candidates Sergeants Bassett ana Miller ane ()uarterm: ter Goddard. A golden wedding Dy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seriven No. om ¢ street northwest, and they received the con- atulations of hundreds of relatives znd friends. ir. Scrivener Is in his 72d year, anc his wife only a few months his ‘unior. } Mr. Richard Mayyer, formerly cne of the best known citizens of Baltimore, but fo eight or ten years a resident of Washington and Alexandria, died in this city Wedneeday, at the age o! He was the senior member of the firm ¢f Mayger « Washington up to the time of the lamp was lit, and witness saw him fully: he had mustache, side whiskers and goatee. whil he stood there a colored penne a him with hee on her head, then a white lady passed in to the south side of Maryland avenue; thea he stood at a tree-box on the southeast corner ot 7th street and Maryland avenue; witness saw n¢ znore; witness could pick the man gut of a hun- dred; that is the man, (pointing to Smothers, ) except the whiskers and goatee. {Smothers eon he J) That is him, but somebody has shaved kim. are as was celebrated y 12 years old, was called, 0 you know where chil- dren will go who do not tell the truth? But, your honor, I don’t know ryself, so perhaps You sad better question her, Jiuxige James examined the child and said as competent to testify. tified that on the night Miss Leins was was going to Church with her moter, Saw aman standing by the tree-box; she said to her mother, “He'll hurt somebody, sure; he Wasa tall colored man; witness identifica Jffenstein, r its dissolution, 2bout_ fit £0, Strothers as the colored man she had seen machine shops in Baltimore Standing by the tree-box; the white girl who large and valuable industry. passed Smothers, who stood by the tree-box, recen m his hi was Fra sse; She was going to the same daughters here and in nt. Mr. D. EF deri, @ McElfresh testified to having a con- ington Lit Smothers in a room adjotalng formed tn 1 District Attorney Corkhill and take up his i }3 laced; the door was left aj members of ning gave | Mi rwarés Said that the man w r Sth and E ; Spoke and whose voice she heard was Smothers. presided, with Mr, {The court, at 4 o'clock, adjourned. isdo cd of the FOURTH DAY. evening. on h nis morning there were only a dozen o members of the Addresses, in V Mr. Gusdort, w da him ators present on the opening of the the jurors, counsel ver of ladies ‘as a lamp-lighter, and th of February he was engaged tn x le remembers that a colored 5 o'clock, approached him corner of East Capitol and sth street, rested him not to light a certain lamp, in the act of lighthig te lamp and the Joseph White has not temporarily d himself from the steamer Geag He is superintending the building tic0 rout W an ea mington, Del.. and goes tie ery Friday, . and return: ing nis lay day in Weshix man said: “Dent light that lamp;it is too $ 5 in command | Soon.” Witness replied: “I guess I know my ne Leary when she | re. own businesé,” and Hghted the lamp. Witness in Frank Hyde, Captai fous Americz contest of 1 im the long-ra ning’s to-morrow afternoon. Mr. W. A. Batche the well-] tor of Batchelor’s heir-dye, die his residence, Rear this ¢! mei Title team in now in the city and will shoot subscription mate at Ben- described the man as a tall colored man, with a slouch hat and dark clothes, and thinks that he bad a small piece of muslin on one thumb. Wit- hess identified Smother’s as the man, and said he had the same kindof pantson now. Thi Was about four blocks from sth and D street and ti would require only about three minutes to walk it. nown proprie- ast evening, at in the ceth year of it bis age. Cross-examined.—Witness lighis quite a num- Senator ber of lamps and thinks he commenced to light directing that night at 5:50 o'clock; Axed the time of see- te of the probable cost of completing the illling up of the oid canal, the amount of ground ‘that will be re- claimed thereby; also the probable cost of tongs dames creek canal in good sanitary eou- tion.” Referred to the District committee. ing this man by the time It takes him to go over hisroute. Witness gave his route in detail, and said it took him usually one hour and ten minutes. The man walked towards him rather briskly trom the north, and walked away in the same direction. Miss Frances Gross, residing at 1001 Maryland ayepue,testified that she remembers on the night of the occurrence that she went toSt. Joseph's church, Jeaving hoMe at five minutes past 7 o'clock, going. n the right hand side of Mary- land avenue to the reservation and near the tree-box between 6th and 7th streets; saw some one but did not notice whether It was a man or wonian, only remembers that it was a dark form: and she made a detour; she was not ex- frightened, but thought it best to avoid the person, for one does not always know the object of people. She saw Mrs. Offenstein and her daughter in the park after this. Cross-examined—It was about three squares trom her home when she saw this party, and she was walking slowly at the time. It was a very dark night. The figure was at the second or third tree box on that s e. Andrew Krarfer, a small —— The Liberal Newspaper Outrage, The Alexandria Gaze of yesterday says: “An indictment having been found against George Nowland and Kobert Ballenger for rob- very. in throwing overboard the edition of a weekly paper. printed in Washington and circu- lated in this city, while being brought to Alex- andria in charge of an agent, on the 25th of Mareh last, the papers in the case were placed Im the hands of a United States deputy marshal, who came tothis city yesterday evéni 4 had a consultation wit the proper offi but as yet there has been no action tai matter. it is thought probable that the two men wil be arrested to-morrow aad taken betore Commissioner Fowler and admitted to bail ject to the orders of Judge Hughes, fering them t) the District of Coluinbia, while 2 or 13 years, it is. hinted authority’ that | testified that he lives on isth'street, and on the abe accused rrender the night of the occurrence while on his way to directly to 1 ington authorities, | Chureh with his sister saw a man standing near A warrant was he police authorities | 4 tree and he was about as high as the ad bs here yesterday for the arrest cf the two men on {| W complaint of a colored man, charging them with committing an assault pon hini. and the: appeared tbts morning at police headquarters for trial, but the mayor being absent in N York, they were allowed io depart. This ning @ warrant was sworn out before Just ‘Thompson by Robert (wens, a small newsboy charging George Nowland with an assault, in having taken trom him a bundle of papers, { | box: didn’t Know whether he was white or ; he was on the north side or the avenue. Maggie O'Donnell, a very small child, was called, but the court and counsel thought she was 00 young to testify. Lizzie Butterbaugh, an intelligent-losking little girl of about 13, was examined by the court, and Judge James said she knew as much as anyone as to obligations imposed by an oath. She testified that she lived on 12th street. issued, that he had for sale. and tearing andon the night of the occurrence she, with up. Nowland was arrested by Officers J. other children, went to Joseph’s churen, Smith and Frank Bettt d lodged Ina going down Maryland avenue, and noticed that there w about halt Standing behind a tree box a a square from Mrs. MeCarthy’s gro- at 10 oc! the station house for trial to-worn —__ | cery (between 7th and Sth streets.) It was a ‘Tre Roys1. M é nacre | colored man, very tall, higher than the tr for next Vv mn | box; dressed in < coat, I ants anid “The Roy h hel slouch fle turned around as they passed Daly's Thea for over three mo! and she saw bis face; did not know that she to crowded the ran or Ww bin betore. Court.—Lock around and see if he is to Witness looked around and pointed out press styled it ho was Seated by his counsel. zane. man opera run before th Theater for ten amination by Mr. Davenport, si only 10 years of age. She had b: his man, and no one had s cked him out. Witness and no one patted her on the she must pick him out. She EFORE PYRCH Bt z | picked him out herselr. | _ Detective James McDevitt testified that Messrs. Flinders and MeEifresh accompanied him and the preceding witness to the jail. Mr. Davenport objected to testimony as to Visit_ to the jall, and to save the defence fro: visit Noah Waiker Clowning Hou: Pennsylvania a where you will find a full and of ready made clothing, for young men, boys and children: and th are 80 low for 80 Lice a class of goods. { enue, aried assortment TRE EASTERN CHRISTIAN MINISTERIAL taking an exception the question was wi CTATIO assembled yesterday afternoon, at | drawn. 3 o'clock, in the Vermont Avenue Curistian | _ Mr. Corkhiii stated that it was perhaps due to Chureh. Atier pr: i Wh ms, | Mr. McDevitt to say that Mr. Davenport dis- of Brooklyn, Kev. H. S. Lobingier, of Philadel- | Claimed any reflection on Mr. McD. Mr. Cor phia, read a paper on the Minist Williams, T | hill intimated that the mode of questioning as pursued by Mr. Davenport was unprofessional. Mr. Davenport replied that he had done no: Culture oi ssion followed by I ts and Po Disc tion Of a sultab! house thing unprotessional; that he had a right to present church site in this city was di: | proponnd the questions Le had propounded ani A vote of thanks was tendered to the me | ascertain Whether the witness had been tam- of the chvrch tn this ¢ manner tn which th fertained during its stay. | Wok place to Ss ocloek, | hour the meeting was opened by singing. | Rev. J, O. Cutts, of Philadelphia, read the 19: | Psalm and offered prayer The president ofthe convention. Rev. J. A Dearborn, of Richmond, nted by Mr. Power, rector id. A paper on the mission hurch’as a religious people. After giv- briet history of | pered with. Mr. McDevitt—t deny It, sir. The court—Mr. MeDevitt, you should not swer. Mr. Davenport said he made no retlection on the witness, and he desired to say that he did not Wish any instructions from the district ai- torne The court directed all parties to take their Seats, and said tn future that heshould n allow them to address each other, but the Should make thelr objections to the Court. Mr. McDevit was excused. Miss Lena Leins was recalled, and testified that she resided in this city; that her paren| were dead. Her health was good when she te home that night. ¥ for the hospita ation has been adjournment at which u- ee of bis ing a sayin the denomination in’ the niet! 4 y numerous I er the addi 4 ress the com. mittee on time and place for holding the m reported, through {ts chairman, ¥ meetin; Mr. Davenport objected, that this was goiu Hi. s. Lobingier, Norfolk as the place, one year | over the Same ground agiin, and the objecti bence. The convention then adjourned with | Was sustained. benediction by the chairman. Col. Corkill said that the government's evi- i dence was all in, with the exception of that a witness as to the exact distances, and he pre- Sumed that he could be heard when he came in. OPENING FOR DEFENCE. Mr, Howard C, Clagett made the opeuiay sta‘c- ment for the defence. He spoke of the crime of rape being a most horrible one, regarded by solne as Worse than murder, because it robbed the victim of that which was dearer than lire {tselr, ‘There was only one way of meeting t charge which was one of the eastest made Proven, and that was proving that it was a pliy- Sical lmposstbulity for the Party to have bee there. ‘They proposed thus to meet thls Lo and show where Smothers was trom o'clock to 9 o'clock that night, and would cover every minute of that time. ‘It was trae luat these withesses are lowly, for they are the associates of the Paige el and among them would be found old and young, and they also proposed to back this up by respectable white witnesses, Who would show that at the very Ume he was sald to be behind the tree box he Was in a store on 10th and I street northeast. They would shoW that this man has borne an excellent character, which is an important ele- ment in this case. He then appealed to the jury to weigh the testimony well and render a just verdict. At this point Mr. Perry said the prisoner who had shaved Smothers in Lace Prx Diamond Pendants, $5, at Prigg’s. A WIFE'S ANSWER To A Divoxce But.—In te ease of George A. Mason agt. Louisia M. Masou— Dill for divoree—the respondent, by Mr. R. J Murray, bas filed her answer, in ‘which she ies the charges of adultery and of living an abandoned life, and asserts that he was so jeal- eus of her and treated ber in such a manner that she was unable to live with him. She states that she fs now supported by the kindness of a sister; that during their married life he trequent- ly struck her, ac. ———_—_. NEW SrvLE children’s sailor suits, at #2, Boys’ department. aks & Co., 316 Tt St. A Casis Dispatch from Sydney, via London, to the Howe Scale Co. informs them that the Howe scales have taken ue first prize at the Sydney International Exhtbition. F. P. May & Co., 614 Pennsylvania avenue, are the Washing- ton agents for the company. t SEVERELY WoUNDED Hrs BxOrfER-IN-LAW Wern 4 Hatcuet.—An ailray took place last Bight at No. 906 5th street northwest, between ‘Thomas Sutton and his brother-tn-law, Ferdi- nald Boyle, in which the latter recelved a bad wound, aD inch and a-halt long on his fore- head fro lath ands said they “would admni th * a Ing-hatchet in th ¢ | and Mr. Daven they wo! it the Sutton. Dr. Bowen ‘dressed the wound: whica shaving. The defence put in evidence the he says ts very ‘The police arrested the service that the r Was Button later, and he was locked up in the 7th | cloudy cn the 2th of Also the precinct station for a hearing. almanac show ing that the sun set at 5:50 o'clock news quarres witha cough, Jat buy a pottie | °° Mt es cerinONY Toe terete fr, Bull's Cough Syrup for it and be cured. + | My. C. B. Bailey, gecretary of the Wasbington ‘ithess saw the man Cross from the north” did not know A recess was taken till 12:45, when the testi- mony for defence was continued as follows: John Jones, white, testified that he resided at loth and I streets northeast, near Curtain’s store, and saw Smother’s in the store on the night of the occurrence. Witness went there about quarter of seven o'clock and conversed with Curtain for elgnt or ten minutes, when Smother’s came in and conversed with witness ten or fiften minutes pene Fixed the time by the sun, which set-clear that evening. Heard of the crime on Sunday evening and of Tom’s arrest on Monday. Never heard his reputation Cross-examined by Col. CorkhilL—Witness lives about eight squeres from the seene ef the outrage. Smothers was sober that night; don’t remember that he wes at the store any other evening that week; and atter he heard of the occurrence he remembered that It was on the night he saw him at the store. By & Juror.—Don’t remember what kindot clothes he had on, but remembers that he had his thumb tied up, he having had a bone-felon. ‘Witness had been on the stand now about elght minutes. (He had been on the stand about. double that time.—Aep.} Never heard anything for or against him.5 3 Re-direct.—The subject of conversation in the store was as to Smothers having been discharged the day before. David Curtain testifieé that he keeps a Bror cery at 10th and I streets. He was surprised when he heard of the arrest, because he re- membered that Smothers was in the store that night with Jones, the latter having come in first; thinks that it was about 64 o'clock; they were talking about Smothers having been dis- eee that day; never heard anything against Smothers. Cross-examined—Had heard people say that Smothers was a bad man after women. A Proposed Duel With Broadswords. A LADY IN WASHINGTON THE CAUSE OF IT. A Philadelphia Record spectal from Pittsvurg, April 14, says: Two Philadelphia gentiemen of French extwaction were in this city last night with their friends, and left to-day for Canada, It is alleged, to Nght a duel with broadswords. ‘As the reporters get the story, several days ago Mr. Harry Joel Valden, of Philadelphia, a younc French gentleman, who is very wealthy and has yetired from business, saw a lady in a hotel in ‘Washington whom he thought he recognized as an acquaintance. Hespoke to her, and she said she did not know him, and thonght he wished to insult her. Mr. Martin T. Vanwerth, also a wealthy man, 9 lives in Philade!phia, took the matter up in behalf of the ledy and told Valden he had insulted her. Valden said he thought he knew her. Vanwerth answered that Valdea was a liar, and hot words were ex- anged. A challenge was sent by Vaiden and pled by Vanwerth, and it was agreed that they should fight in Canada. Mr. Valden is a very handsome man, avout 25 yearsold, five fect ten inches tall, very broad-shouldered and fin buflt, and is a splendid swordsman. y werth Is cf dark compiex y much like a Frenchman, ss he is. ‘Two doctors from Washington, D. C., are with the party either of thé principals ts married, Friends ave been endeavoring to settle the matter for several days, but have not succeeded. The prin- he city this afternoon for Butfalo, from whence they go to Canada, where the duel Will come off as soon as the party arrives. ITY e Bordeaux district. His opponent Van Werth, a wealthy German of TUseems that on Monday last Wal- den came here from the Metropolis in the com- any of a lady whom he left in the ladies’ par- or oF the Continental hotel, where she was in- sulted by Van Werth. The insult wastaken up, and Walden left word with a friend that he in- tended leaving the city for a few days, and that in case he should not return, to send his letters to an address in France, The party went to Washington, where the fight was originally to have taken place, but afterward agreed to go to Canada. The young lady ts here yet aw: news from Canada. The gentleman ing ot of the letters says that the same gentle- man had a bloodless due] some time ago over the same woman.” Washington Market, itetail Prices. Meats.—Beef, sirloin, 20¢. per Ib.; di house, 20a25¢.; rib roast, 1valSe.; si Corned Beet, 8a10.; Dried Beet do. sliced, 2c; Lamb, 18825¢. Mutton, igxatse.; Pork, 10a12 leve.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, Shoulder 14c.; Sade.; Breasts, Wvatte.; Lard, salve, Apples, 40a50e. per peck; Oranges, o 3 do. Florida, soaee. per doz.! 3oad0c. per doz.; Banannas, 30at0c, Asse. per gt. ‘Perch, 40a50e. per bunch; Rock, large, T Ib., 40a50c. per Dunch Mackerel, Ba ‘Se. ibut, 15a20c.; Codfish, 10e.; Black bass. 15a20¢. per 1b.; Pike, 40a50c. each; Catfish, 25 cents per bunch; Shad, 50281 per pair: Her- ring, 15a20e. per bunch: Lobster, 12c. per Ib.; Terrapin (diamond back), $20a$24 per doz.; do. (sliders), $9 per doz. Borrex.—Philadelphia Print, 45a50c. per Ib. Western Creamery, svas5e.; New York. 35at0: TO, gous6e.; Cheese, 12a20c.; Eyes, 1zalse, per en. VEGETABLES.—Potatces, Irish, 20a30c. per pk: per Wa do. (res) $1 per ubaee, ie 3 do. sweet Gaioc.; do., Early per 4a50C, Yorks, Kale. als’ per pk; Sprouts, Sade. per bunch; Lettuce, Qe." per peck; Onlons, per ‘peek; do. (Bermuda). 25" per vox} do, (Spring,) dade.’ per Tadish, 5e. per bunch; Squ ry, Salve, Per bunch: peck: Parsnips. 40a50e. per pe 2he. per buneh; Tornatoes, 1 barb, sad 50a75 per pair; Du ese, 50c.agl; Turkeys, Wild Pigeon, K,) $202.50 por +) $2: do, (mallard,) each, DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows: ja x to Jennie B. Moore, lot i M mm to Nancy Willian sheras to N. W. Fitz: ub certain lots In sq. Howg. ite to James B. Austen, lot GOD. Hamilton se N. F . Binney, part of “Jacob,” ti . D. Philips to J, W, Pilling, lots 27 = i M, Barber to Marg: in subor lots Insq. 9; enner to J. Joseph Al- J. 1088; $250. ler et al. to E. A. Ad: W. W. Corcoran to 5S Otis. Bigelow, tn stee, lot 14, Sq. 982; hael W. B dee, $20,000, Andrew Burgess to Ti Jot K In sub, 30 and 36, sq. 1,020 R. R. Co. to Geo. T. Dunlop, part 000. J. M. McGaw to Christian 5 ame to Jullus A. E. Duvall to J. Mount Pleasant; $541. James Barnett to Margaret Moran, parts 14 and 15, of Beall’s addition to Georgetown; $1,000. Thomas Ilyde, trustee, to David Rittenhouse, property in Georgetown; #—-. R.B. Detrick to Wililam ii : * q; W. W. White a Benevolent original lot 24, sq. art 16, Sq. 17; $1,500. W. Corcoran to R. B. Detrick, lots 97 to 99, sq. 509; $1054.45. J. H. Ela to M. Strickland, prop- erty in the county; 3600, Same to W. F. Clark, yes the county; # Nathan Webster to J. 5. Meller, lot 4, HS; $2.0 J.B. Pat~ H. Knight, part 2, >: $1000, Irving V cao penetee te T. J. Middieton, ‘e part 1, sq. . |. Warner et al., trustees, to H. P. Sanders, property in county: 3906. Do., do.; $1,000. Emma Hayward to i. 3 $1,500, E. C. Farr to arts 40 and 41, sq. Sis; $300. J. T. Lenman to R. A. Walker, lot 1, sq. 400; $8, R. A. Walker to J.T. Lenman, lot T. W. Thyson to P. Thyson, 3s $7,500, tne | Sq. 551; $90 Starr, trustee, to A: rbour, lot 29. sq. 9ST; $1.20. W. R. Beck |. E,W. Kelly, part 6, sq. 945; $1,000, THE AVRICAN M. E. CHURCH CONFERENCE continued in Baltimore yesterday, Bishop Brown presiding, assisted by Bishop Wayman. Deacons were elected as follows: Richard Miles, W. H. Snyder, Geo. W. Nicholson and C. H. Hutchins. The name of 8. C. Butler wa3 pre- sented for local deacon of Allen’s Chapel, Ball more, 2nd it was decided toappoint him if he passed the examination. A communication on Sunday schools, read by Rev. F. J. Peck, was referred. Kevs. J. H. A. Johnson, James ‘I. Morris and R. M. Cheeks were appointed a com- mittee to visit the temperance convention and tender the good wishes of the conference. Re- ports on foreign missions and education were read and adopted. Rev. T. J. Thompson was discontinued. The Daughters of Conference gave a reception to the ministers in the after- noon, ahd at night the anniversary of the organization of the historical society ‘was cele- brated, at_which addresses were delivered by Revs. D. P. Seaton, J. A. Handy, of this city, and others. od A NEw BUILDING AssocIATION.—Last evening a meeting was held at 3dand B sts, s.e., and a new building association under the old’ $1 per month plan was ae with the title of the German-American Building Association No. 3. ons ots Cee Wm. Wit- Amusements, &c. Forp's Orga Hovss&.—There will Ce oan ont ta of Pe pencil row n. ces, Of this delightful opera will be given here. { NaTIONAL THEATER.—The matinee to-morrow of the Carncross Minstrel troupe will be ona scale. With such comedians as Hughey | erty, Hall, the banjoist. and others, and | with a fine company of vocalists, the perform- | ances here are very oer as attested by the | houses this wee! | TER COMIQUE.—Every feature in the va- | riety entertainment of the Comique this week is | — exciting, and the program Is full of 3. ARLINGTON THEATER has & good bill this week, and is drawing good houses. THE EVERETT Fami.y, noted among the ex- hibitors of spiritualistic manifestations, will appear at the National Theater next Sunday evening. ciety at the Cong onal churcl y, April 20th, will be a brilifant one. |INCOLN HaLL.—The Princeton College Glee Club will give a concert at Lincoln Hall this evening. Co} BGATIONAL CHURCH.—An event in musi- ral circles will be the concert at the Congrega- tional church this evening by Toedt. the tenor; Miss Hart, of New York, soprano; Miss Minnie Ewan, of this city, soprano; Mr. Baird, of New York, baritone, aad Prof. Bischoff, organist. WASHINGTON FISH MAREKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent. 90,000 herrings, from $6 to $$ per thousand; $,000 shad, from $10 to $14 per hun- Grea; 500 Dunches rock and perch, from 15 to 50 cents per bunch. Two Bits FoR Divoxce.—Mr. R. T. Merrick has filed tor Carrie Carroll Haggard a Dill for divorce from W. H. D. Haggard, and a bill was also filed by Ann Bowles (nee Hill) against John Bowles, to whom she was married in December. 1867, at Madison, Ga., on the ground of deser- ‘tion In 1877. THE COURTS. Crrevir Cover (No. 1)—Judge Macarthur. Yesterday, Williamson agt. Thompson; dict for defendant for $396.71 damages and cost Brown agt. Davis; verdict for plaintiff, $14: Murphy agt. Blair; verdict for plainwiff for nomi. nal damages. Butler agt. Butler; on hearing. McCoy agt. Fowler; jury out, Crxccrr Court (No. }—Judge Carter. Yesterday, Owens agt. Dittrich; verdict for plaintiff for $200. Beyer agt. Hewitt & Follans- bee; on trial. Baldwin agt. Grahamite and Trin- sdad Asphalt Pavement Co.; judgment for plain- ‘Uf for $22,466 on stipulation of counsel. As- signment_unchanges Equity Court—Judge Hacer. Yesterday, Shyne agt. Bryan; bill cismissed. Farr agt. Keyser; off calendar. Thomas agt. Gilmore; time to answer rule extended. Shem herd agt. as pr; time to take proof limited to in % days. Pullman agt, Stevens: rule on com- penane returnavie 17th instant. Shiles agt, Wheeler; pro corfesso vacated. Assignment unchanged except the cases of O'Donnell agt. Wimsatt and Brooks agt. Brooks, added. POLICE CouRT—Jniige Snen. Yesterday, after our report closed, John Bran- son, assault on Washington Thomas, by striking him on the d with a bottle; $10 or 80 days. dobn Stewart, assault on Jobn Turner; ‘To-day, Buddy Williams alias John Hogan, and Lewis Lee, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Molly Pratt and Lizzie Douglass, loud and bois- terous; 35. ¢: Joseph Gibbons, Elsie Webb and Wm. Murphy, three small boys, charged with being suspicious characters; bonds or 30 days each. George Gibbs, loud and boisterou: #10 or 30 days. Sandy Gibson, vagrancy; bonds or 30 @ Charles McCoy, throwing ‘stone i. Henry Coleman, charged with obstructing the sidewalk; #5—appeal hoted, anders, assault on Samuel Huntriff; $5. assault on Lizzie Blades, by knoe! and beating her; 60 days in jail. charged with firing a pistol within ards of a dwelling house; $5. sault on Bridget Wils homas Shea, threats to Mary Shea, his w $200 bonds to keep the peace. ee — FAMILY SUPPLIES, \HEESE. CHEESE. A Fresh Imrorration, SWISS, EDAM, ARMESAN. GONDA or PATEGRASSE, r si GONDA (Kosher), FROMAGE pe BRIE, NEUFCHATEL, SS MILE, E a John Stith, ing her down A. Catliff, two hundred ward Wilson, ROQUEFORT. OREAM. » Prepared in Switzerland. oo" England. B. W. REED’S SONS. apl4 1216 F street n.w. IKRST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fair over all other compet- itors ANGLO-SWI TO CERES, The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the tes. United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. est daughter of I. nama oe ee A GEORGETOWN. MARRIAGE.—Miss Minerva A. Parkhurst, eld- L. Parkhurst, esq., was united . David M. Ogden. also of this the residence of the bride's er, OD = Street. Dr. 8. H. Howe, of the Presbyterian church, performed the cere- owns and the happy couple lefi fora northern ‘our. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the 33d regular monthly meeting of the 12th ee, Associa~ ton, held last night, at Goddard's Hall, $1,000 was. of, being 26 shares retired at the stock value rates. GRaINn.—Arrived—Boat Medley, with 3.00) bushels corn and 700 Dushels wheat. No sales reported. FISH MAREET.—1S,000 herring sold at #7 to $9 er thousand; 450 shad at $15 per hundred; 3,000 faylors at 2c. each; 150 bunch fish 1 - CITY: ITEMS. _ Spring Hats. New Spring style silk Hats, $ and $5; All the new-shaped Derby’s, $2 to $3; Nice ne of Soft French Felts, $1.50 to $4; Positively the best “Dollar Hats,” Stiff and Soft; New styles of Boys’ and Children’s dark, light Felt and Straw Hats, at LEWIS" “Popular Old Price Store,” 920 7th st. nw. TEStfMoNTALS innumerable have been re- ceived from all sections of the country attest- ing the benefits that have been derived and the rsons cured by using J. M. Larogie’s Anti- nidious Bitters, We don't care to _— such a long list, but simply say that if you are dys- fee have sick headache, are constipated or llious, try the remedy, it will make a new man of you. %cis.a ‘Paper, or $1 a bottle. Sold by all druggists. V. E. THORNTON, proprietor, Baltimore, Md. EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN, ERASMUS WILSON, OF LONDON, ENG.: “« Several severe cases of incipient Consumption have come under my observation that have been cured by the timely use of Golden's Licd-g's Liquid Ertract of Beef and Tonie Invigorator.” Sold by all druggists and grocers. IDiscovered At Last. A remedy to reinstate the human hafr in all its youthful color, vigor, luster, softness and beauty. We allude to the “London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing.” No matter how gray or harsh it may be, it is sure to restore it, and if the roots of the hair are not dead, it will pro- duce a new growth, in most cases’ fasten and ‘stop the hair from eee and effectually cure dandruff, all humors, itching scalp, &e.; an ex- quisite dressing, tragrantly perfumed. ’ All the leading druggists sell it at 75 cents a bottle. Wholesale by Storr & CromMWELI. “ BUCHUPAPIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 to6 days; all urinary complaints; $1, at druggists. For Washington at 480 Pa. ave. “ROUGH ON Rats.”—Ask druggist for tt. It Clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. 15¢. @ box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue, FoR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENTS Stirs, Anton Fischer, 906 @ street northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. ly “ALDERNEY WAG Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in Js Ibs. “Ward” prints, 40¢. ‘per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5e. per qt. tf —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_____ READ THIS COLUMN. a Iron Bitters A Powerful Tonic. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. Iron Bitters A Sure Appetizer. Iron Bitters Exrioh the Blood. Iron Bitters Renew the Vigor. Iron Bitters Give Vitality. Iron Bitters Cure Malarial Curatine A Vegetable Medicine. Curatine A Reliable Medicine. Curatine Cures Blood Diseases. Curatine Cures Liver Complaints. Curatine Cures Kidney Affections. ‘Curatine Cures Scrofuls. \Curatine Diseases, Cures Rheumatism. tron Bitters Cure Dyspepeiz, Iron Bitters Cure Indigestion. Coreen ous Srvons ritabitity. Iron Bitters ‘Cure Langour. (Cnratine Cures Ulcers and Boils. Iron Bitters lcuratine Oure Fain Me uation. |For Mercurial ‘Curatine |For Teter, Itch, and Tumors, Cures Pimples and Biotches. Curatine Cures Boils & Old Sores. Poisoning STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The Standard Family Flour of the District. rocer. For sale by every first-class Gi WHOLESALE DEPOT: + and Indiana ave. WM. M. GALT & CO. pEEen IMPORTATION OF PURE OLIVE OIL, IN QUARTS, PINTS AND HALF PINT BOTTLES. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. apo LBS, CREAM CILEESE. 41bs. TOMATOES, 8 Ibs. each.., 4gallons HARD CIDER. 3 cans SALMON... 1 pint bottle Virgin OLIVE OIL. 1bottle good WHISKY. 1 doz. cakes large TOIL! 1 bottle BAY RUM.. 20 boxes COFFEE ESSENCE. 1 pint bottle Lea & Perrin’s SAUG: 8 Ibs. Good GREEN COFFEE. aeane: PEAOHES, 3 ibe each. 1b. very choice JAPAN TE: 1b. very choice OOLON@ T! GEO. A. O*HARE, 1213 7th st.n.w., Between M and N. apl ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. ERANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and OU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia OAPONS, 40 centa a pound. mar30 KNOW THYSELY. t ‘The untold miseries that resu!t from indiscretion in early life may be allevfated and cured. Those Who doubt this assertion should purchase the new the PEABI /EDI- medical work published by ODY M. CAL TNSTITOTE, Boston entitled THE SCIENO! OF LIFE :on, SELF-PRESERVATION. Exhausted vitality, nervous and physical debility, or vitality Unpaited by the errors of youth or too ‘close applica- ion ameneee may be restored and manhood ‘Two hundredth edition, revised and enlar; , S08) It is a standard medical work, 3 coe cxperionte, tos wasawsrded seca eed experience, Jeweled medal by the National Medical Association, contains beautiful and very expensive engrav as. ‘Three hundred pues, th nan gO vata Ls e result of many years of extensive and successful Practice, either ole of which is worth fey times the price of the book. Bound in French cloth; price only 1, sent by mail post paid. ‘The London Lancet says:—‘*No peraon should be without this valuable book. The author is a noble benefactor.” mn. te An illustrated sample seut to all on receipt of 6 ceuts for postawe. . ‘The author refers, by permission, to Jos.8. Fisher, residents W. f, B: tupeanain, wide President: W. ine, Mf. J. Doucet, NOR ‘tyneh, Web OGonneht MED |. Re 1 M.D.. ain . B. O'Con! .. faculty of tue ¥niladelphis University of ‘Medicine Versity of Philadelphia: also Hou. BA Blsoae a D., president of the National Medical Association, et. Address Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch ey Boston, Mass.. The author be consulted on Giseases requiring skill and experience. feb28-m&th HEAL THYSELF. ———————_—_—— qs I8 TO GIVE NOTIOE, That the sub- scriber 7, has obtsined from ot “Distuict of Columbia, ee ee ES aiid ee vat oF beter the 27th Picdgueer eee nae under my hand thie 27th day of March, 9P9-5,80" CHARLES 5. BRUJE. Price $1 8 Bottle. Price 81 8 Bottle. TRON BITTERS AND OURATINE unis Sven wholceale Gad seuleana TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1880. OPENED THIS MORNING, A New Stock of PARASOLS, PLAIN AND FANCY HANDLES, DIFFERENT COLORS OF LINING. SUN UMBRELLAS, ALL SIZES, PLAIN AND TWILLED SILKE. DRESS GOODs, All the latest styles worn this season. Bargains in COLORED SILKS, CASHMERES. BLACK SILKS, BLACK Cc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania ave., apl3 South side, near 7th. V ‘E HAVE REMOVED TO 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE, (NEAR 15TH STREET.) Having a large stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING and HEATING MATERIALS, Bought at much lower than present prices, WE SHALL OFFER LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS To those about to build or make other improve. ments. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO. aplo es ‘OREST TREES OF AUSTRALIA. LADIES’ GOODS. AMUSEMENTS. S.J. MESSER, | psoM AKING. NATIONAL THEATER. cy tent AN a LAST NIGHT BUT ONE om or Tie Tas Penmaee nt and J Says STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD, ARNCROSS’ MINSTRELS, Last Night of the Prose = MILLINERY. | : aE j Saturday Night, change of till, when will be giver” ‘We have now open and ready for sale OOLORED TOURISTS TS ey: = STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS OROSS Mat ee | ONLY CARNOROSS MATINEE SATU: Nelook. Ever shown in this city, consisting of Sian or 2204 RDAY, at | Last Nicht of MORE OT An IN PRItaneiemts Tn which ail the conpany appear. MONDAY, apn EMMA ABBOTT GRAND E: 87 Box Sheet for ale of seat Together with an endless variety of all the | i ‘Shapes in Staple Btraw Gowda, Ours SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS Are aleo replete with everything new and desirabi forming the richest and most elecant display on SILKS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Erc., That the home and foreicn markets can produce. We have si choice selects; FRENCH PATTERN BO! 19. ALIN OPERA. now open. ‘trates of Penance, iso ready for inspection an extremely on of ‘Our prices rior quality and destun of respectfully invite will be as low as the su; our goods will Day EVE ING, APRIL 19, rmit of, and we ee the attention of the ladiset ties civand setany te Se eiat eens the inte inspect our stock before making spring purchases. y, tu thive act by Eichord tenes. Personal attention given to all Millinery orders. aMr. Fred pan” J. P. PALMER, : = work of MPORTE! HE apl BRO? F st. we The cuity amen ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. hich . ¢ best in the world for tl : , y SATE he Latin Memon forthe money. AUWinter | NATIONAL THEATER, DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT J. W. ALBAT < MANAGER. 30 days. Alea odd cee Sacre tof AUS" and Gi DERS SHOES BAMENS | MONDAY, Ave fil sory Tor Soo wok ot Us De GR. np hs “st Ton oF en on ‘ ro iRA) LTS "ERA COMPANY ee ETT ALTON, After the most wuccvmaful tone ever known in t ne history of Grand Enslish Goera in the SATE OF BRAIDS TO-MORKOW MORNING, ted States, Firet-class work, at modcrate prices. _malé-3m QPEING DUPORTATION OF PATTERN BON ‘ERN 2 FINE MIL- | sprinG SEaso> Wand POPULAR OPERAS. Langnedoe, Point de Rose, Duchesse Chantity, MOEDA Donizetti's Comic Oyera, Spanish and Beaded Laces. "New effects in Cash. MENT, mere and Beaded Capes. An elexant assortment of Tom Karl. Dress. Trim: Oorseta, Under- ima Abbott will sine OF SUMMER.” mings and Buttons. id and Thread Gloves, aud a beautifnl lovelties. Sik and Drap d _Mantillas, Jackets, Ulsters, Flannel and Con:bination Suits.’ Black Silk Suits, a first- claee article fon 53, 424 and $0. + WILLA enna. ave. 7CiteTrevise, Paris.” marlS DOUGLASS’, Masse's (rand Opera, NIA. rt, MacDonalé, nity t ORMANDY. Ninth and F Sts. St. Cloud Brag. » Warren, Tams and Tom Kart CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF Hee! LADIES’ UNDERWEAR BESS FOR ONE WEEK Lu Recetved 400 DozeN More of th thoroughly made and trimmed) S EACH. 2 old price for one week Lt Oth and F streets. BY Conia BELLE LUCAS: DRESSMAKING AND PATTEEN PARLORS. 801 MABKET SPACX, Corner Sth st., Keep Building. mar 1 Farewell (T *, F MANY. well as PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. ect 35 DR. F. A. VON, MOSOHZISKER, 50 ota : 25 ona S10 10a SIS OFFICE 619 Nineteenth st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, AT METROPOLITA PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, Crow Indians in full DISEASES OF THE THROAT, Pr: r the LUNGS, CHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISHER has now been long enough in Washington and ac- complished sufficient in Lis profession to feel that ct UBILEE SI GRIND CONC Vv TO-NIGHT M. E. CHURCTL i! be present IM- BY SPECIAL REQUEST. er commend of his skill or success is unneces- gary. Asan author of medical works upon the or- gans of whose treatment he has made specialties for years, and as an inventor of scicutific apparatuses ‘or the treatment of the respiratory orang, he i Well known beth in Europe and this country. Dr. von MOSCHZISKER feels some personal gratification in the fact that the st of his patients, past and present, contains the names of more men of distinction, of’all rections of Extraordinary Musical Event, MR. MAURICE STRAKOSCH Has the honor to inform the publie that he has sues cceded in makin it or MISS THURSBY AND OLE BULL, Hhecountry, than probably that of any other PHY- | MISS THURSBY AND OLE BULL, Ll in the Uni states. Py Pp, a Their ORIGINAL LETTERS TO HIM can be cs. | PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE, amined at bis office by those interested. WEPNESPAY, APRIL 21, EN. E THURSBY ~ LE BULL f ‘your tment of my hearing, which has bean THURSEY On which occasion OLE BULL peony impaired, the result of an excessively se- TBUR: vere cold. D. W. VOORHEES, | THURS RESTORATION OF HEARING. TBURE Dr. von Moschzisker’s treatment in my case—ca- | THT tarrh and dezfness—proved a perfect success. I | Ti{t- z think it but 5 just tribute tohim to make itknown | THT: MISS ANNA BOC SPEED | Simos coutaence ue teoromea autre | Zutrary oe adgira | ee Bebe by all Drug- OMA Sotto THU Younw Pianiste. OLE BULIL E, National Brass Works, Washington. MAURICE STRAKOBCH, Coxpvcron. Dran Srn:—By the advice of Senator Voorhees I S:—General Admission, £1 x placed myself under your treatment for a case of | gest qes General Adinise Bearves throat disease and nasal caturrh. I ha entirely eatistied with the result of your ekill, and you are at liberty to reter any one to me. 0. H. DAVIDGE, Chief of the Redemption Division Office. we reason to sale of seats will com: 17, at Met "s Music 8 ATIONAL THEATER. SUNDAY NIGHT, nce Saturday, Apri rot ‘apis U.S. Treasury | 1! FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR. Dr. von Moschzisker brinvs me letters of intro. duction from genilemen of character and standips. ‘They speak highly of his skill aud snccess in the treatment of diseases of the Eye and Ear, and those A SPI EVE IN THE 8 HE MinyV, RITUALIS {1 RAV TRON OA An ‘ the Great Mystery of the Respiratory Oreane, and of his attainments ind the es Asa physician. From his treatment of a case un- | opi5.o¢ SUCERSATURAL VISION der my observation and personal experience, I thik : : ; hecan wive relief in all cases which »mit of remedy HORATIO SEYMOUR. Office hours: From 9 .m. tol p.m., and from 3 to5p mar24 | the createst of all France, supported by Miss Ethel Ba: wonderful acting doga, Brimo and the great drama, A’ Block Gan Ten Brook, the Leona, Clark and RLINGTON THEATER. Another Glorious Bill for this W commueu clue MONDAY, Avert. nce of the great and only MIS@ ARD; making Reven distinct changes Mr, Geon re ‘and HE ATTENTION OF BOARDING HOUSE Is Invited to the Me BURCHARD'S CA. rt NEW MIXED TEA. KEEPERS 4! without leavin the gaye, The Nothing else 80 recommends a Boarding Honse | Only, A world ¢ this ‘tru a8 wood Tea and Coffee: and stccess in the bus. Guanine atte vod pint — “by oe hess requires that these two articles eowid not cost | He ee ie a oat a an oe oo munch. id favor E. M. BURCHARD. ‘ Five GROcERIES, PpMLBarMeNIC SOCIETY. ap JAPAN. AND CHINESE Wholesale and Retail. Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal | Is d choice stock of Chinsse, Japanese, ‘Tarbiah sud Berstan Goods, Custos, Excbroldsrien: Oriental Rugs and Carpets, Screens, Vases, India Dinxer Ware, Kioto, Owari, &c., in wreat variety. VISITORS WELCOMED, A.A. VANTINE®& CO., No, 831 Broadway, near 13th St., New York. i CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TUESDAY, Aputt. 20, 1559. ANCIENT MARINER, Cavatina and Barearolle from Meyerbeer's Opera, STAR OF THE NORTH, and other attractions. MISS EVA MILLS. MRS. E. R. TRUE, Qontraito. ME. THEO. J. TOEDT, Tenor. MR. WM. F. PRUET, Jn., Baritone. | MR. ANTON GLOETZNER, Conductor. MR. WM. WALDECKER, Orzanist. Admisston.., Soprano. ++ 81.00 Jmarl0-weeIm __ | _geats may be reserved wither ARTIES ABOUT BUILDING or making | EI) alterations in their plumbing should call at the | 16 warerooms of the undersigned, where can be seen, with water attached, the HELLYER WATER-CLOSETS, by Y C. MEYER & Co., of New York, thewe (teats manufscturers of Fine Plumbine ts t extra charge, at Ellie's Music Store on and after Thursday, April 16th. apia-7t NE GRAND CONCERT by the Prince- ton Oollexe Glee Club, in Lincoln Hall, on Fri- day evening, April 16. Tickets of admistion 750. Reserved seats at Metzerott's, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, 25c. extra, apl0-6t EO, JEUNEMANN’S MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN {TH AND ST AND E anp F eT8. N-E., HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 317 9th street m.w., Washington, D. C, N.B.—We carry in stock H. C. MEYER & 00.'S vér-pl id their oth . .0. oa EUCALYPTINE. in Frecialten, nated te ae Petia even _ ay2o Washington, D.O. use, Chapped Skin, Pim} 1CETS,” ** 9. EL¥-CLOSING COoKs,” For Onta, Sorsteies, Burns, aud Smurkmections. | Aa MORDOGE deieares 13-w, 8, 6w, 1st P H. RUPPERT, For Han hened by household wo: % For ‘Tender Feet Bott or Bunions, 60. or Hemorrhoids—an In) le Remedy. For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, OLEAN AND AGREEABLE IN USE. For sale byallDriggists. Price 25 cents. mar19-3m" ee ECURE YOUR VALUABLES! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPARY, 15th Street and New York Ave: moderate rate. Board of Managers—Wm. Stickney, Breeident; Geo. W- Riggs, vice president B.S. 8ny: SWS TCi A cuseate ken wreameeers Heng ‘cure for hard or soft carns without pain. 250. Bet ieee me Bog J © 8. commn, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF NEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. No, 1007 Seventh st, ,Ws ars (bet LINEN STORE, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w.. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE 828 Arch street, Philadelphia. is Saat é SEG ITNEY CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE Wr PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, all new patterns, pure he beauty, comfort and linen, fast colors Tilty in thomarket. Biopeles ‘and Velocipedes for sizes and styles, at the lowest WHITE LINEN LAWNS for white dresses. figure. Arcitry Fats Turned ana Fancy Bows, WHITE LINEN LAWNS oe ns ES gee mar30. is now the favorite material for white dresses PLAIN BLACK LINEN LAWN, SECOND MOURNING LINEN LAWNS. Ladies als sure of gettt onset SET ear EEO Pare Linen HE FIRM T.T. FOWLER & CO. mcisived tyne death of Mr. T. T- ROW. LER, and as surviving partuer of said firmI ~ 4 ive notice that all parties having Clete semi said firm must present them on or before JUNE 1- 1580, or Le barred in the coilection thereof. x ‘i id firm are reguested to MILLIKEN’S LINEN STORE, ach Partien, imeebted to weit fore JURE 1, 1880, OF $28 Arch st., Philadelphia. their coiecticn will be enforced by suit. Samples by mail: enclose stamp. mar24-wés,2m 'N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT Holding a Special hed od ee A tl Court Busi- ‘braham H.’ Herr and George W. HENRY P. GILBERT, Survive er ‘Water street. Georgetown. D. O., April 1, 1880. apl-th&s,4w In the case of ((BICKEN FEED. CHICKEN FEED. i. Josiah W. ‘Deener, — joe Senoped of oly LF apres of 2.00 . if otek am, for makin Servet from Har & Conte fire, will be sokt f and dist my 4 3 8. C. McDOWELL, ion — ef when eS aul aes pas moari6-1m D oon, a ee ary NGANS. ONGANS. ORGANS. by taxent or atcrney duly auinonzed, ih dtr Sines een entere wilt tof thelaw New Seven apd Eight seat mee a,cony of, this order be | Dinciy ericed: Bolla ‘Onsen, a week for inthe Wash- | geptly Oniche Fenton, Law and Evening Btar previous to TUN yt Me RS the said da) J sale Re ey cSe _A. WEBSTER, Register of Wills. north ‘ave. or Toovsm, Rereiring, and Lime, ,