Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. | MONDAY........ -April 26, 1880, The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. | OFFICE OF CHIEF Wasitsero! “For the Mnidie states and | ‘armer southwest winds, cload y oo D r, followed tn the tn- er, cooler northwest terior by rising barom ‘winds, partiy cloudy and c LOCAL NEWS. Ac., To-Night. a Fille de Madame An- Amuseme! Theate one Zot,” by the Grau French Opera Company. Fords @pera Ho’ Miss Minnte Palmer's “Boarding School.” Theater Comigue.—“J0st His Luck” and va- rieties. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7 p.m. and ex- tUnguished at 10:45 p.m. ‘The Dashaways held an tnteresting meeting® Jast evening at Tallmadge Hall—Mr. Alexander Eagleston presidin G._ Combs, Edward i. Humphries, John A. Perkins, James C. Lee and Watt Addt.on made short addresses; Miss E. T. Charles (Emily Hawthorn) recited ‘an original pem, aud Charley Nye made an appeal, When ty or more people signed che pledge. ‘The Knights of St. George yesterday celebra- ted their anniversary by observing grand high mass at St. Joseph's Cathelte church, Rev. Father Schietter ofiiciat! Weber's mass in G was sung by a full choir, consisting of Miss Moily Ke'ly yprano; Miss Mehler, alto; Frank Maguire, » and Prot. G. M. Arth. bass. At the offertery the Guadeamus, by Dia- belli, was sun; @ quartet by Miss Moilie Kel- ly, J. Frank Maguire, Prof. Arth and Jno.Smith, Apnual meeting of the Wasilagton City Bible Society to-night. See advt. P. J. Lanritzen, Dr. 5, I. Scott, A.A. Ades, Walter Scott and Lieut. FE. B. Hubbard, 24 ar- Ulery, U.S.A., shot at the second of the long Tapge matches of the Columbia Association at Benvings’ last Saturday afternoon. The fol- lowtn: P. J. tote’ rds, 68; 1 1 209. Gi eo yards, 63; tozal The Nationals played the last of thetr four games with the Chicay saturday,and won iNarun of 3tol. This made the honors easy—two for each ni Nationais play at and We aye ‘he other games to | at the various College nines be } pear On the fieid in this city. nnual Sess! the Improved Or- sophs witl be convened in this city to- ‘i will last four days. The de egates will arrive by P. R. Reat s:3) mn. te-Inorrow, conela and ese ort t av., where the Ibe held.” old colored woman, Was t 5 hg attended by enduaan’s hospi Ss a oved to Fr: agt. Keog' tust George T. latter from n anufacturing: High, 1 Cissel Alley, which be property of which be 1 ng Detective Miller mon Livingston for as: ry ona white man ramed Iandall Corbing, on Pa. av between 4% and 6th streets. The aifray gre out of a dis price of @ scarf pin, Livingston gave #20 collateral 10 ig to- morrow. ‘The Smothers Outrage Case, THE MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL. This morning in the Criminal Court, Judze James, the notion for a new trial in the case of Thomas Smothers, convicted last Tuesday niglt of having on the 2th of February last com- mitted a rape on the person of Miss Lena Lein: was taken up. The motion being read to th Court by Mr. Davenport (who is assoclated with Mr. Clageit) being Based principally on except fons taken during the trial, the court remarke: that his rulings were not correctly stat passed the matter over informally. SUBURPAN Pri There should b2 a good attendance at the sale of the Keating e: fate, on Lincoln avenue. between Boundary Street and Glenwood cemetery. sale ts of 41 fine building lots and large brick mansion, to be sold separately, on to-morrow (Tuesd. Apri h). commencing at 4 o’clock. Tb property 2 commanding view of the city anc is mentioncd as being a ood location tor the national observatory “The sale is without t Teserve. THE FUNERAL OF THE iON. E. B. FRENCH, Wi had for years st filled the position of Second Auditor of the from the Congregational ¢ hoon, and was largely attet ‘al by Rev. J. E. Rankin, ie by the choir under Pro- | A solo by Miss M Ew. entivled “Beyond the Srailing and the Weeping,’ was a noticeable feature of the occasion. At the _ conclusion of Dr. Rankin’s sermon, which was a graceful tribute to the deceased, the assemblage | passed tn front of the coftin for the purpose of taking a last View ot the late Auditor. The body was borne to the hearse by the following v Yoay-bearers: A. ht, Thomas R. Rath- | Xoue, H. A. Whailon, T. C. Balley, F. H. Morgan | and Josepli Barton. ‘The honorary paii-be were Assistant Sceretaries of the T French and Upton, Second Comptroller Uptoa, Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing Irish, Sixth Auditor Mecrew, First Comptroller Porter, Hen. Horatio King and First Reynoids. One hundred and iltty Second Auditor ee performed uty to the remains to the Baltimore and Potomac | Gepot, whence the body was forwared to | amariscotta, Malue, the former home of de- ased, for buri: OUTRAGE | the firth vere 4 The Odd Fellows. THEIR ORIGIN AND HISTORY. ‘Tr-day {s the sixty-first anniversary ot the establishment of the Independent Order of @44 Fellows in America, and not only in this city, but in cther leadifig places, will the occasion | be appropriately celebratea by those who are members of the grandest system of secular orotherty benevolence of any age, and Vins creed is Friendship, Love and Truth. The origin of Odd_ Fellowship is wrap ia some obscurity. ‘There are those who Claim that the Loyal Ancient Independent Order was founded at Kome during the reign fifty-five of the Em- peror Nero. Bolton, a marble-macon, however, ame from London’ to Manchester in 189 and established an Odd Fellows’ Club in imitation of one with which he bad been connected in the great metropolis. The association was a snecess. and in 1512 became the patent of the Manchester Society of Gdd Fellows, which tn is64 numbered 355,556 members. The object of the ization was first convivial, then merged into benevolent. To-day the order may be- desertbed to the general reader as one which alms at benevolence, charity and care for the widow and orphan or those members in siekness or affliction. ‘The city of Baltimore justiy claims the honor of being che birth-place ef American Odd Fel- lowism. Just after the clese of the war of 112. when Baltimore hada population of about sixty thousand, in the Nm ists, Thomas Wildey and John Welch, both Englishmen, being fellew- countrymen, concelved the idea of starting the organization. Wildey had been tnitiated in 1894 into a Londen Society, and kad filled the chair of Noble Grand as many as three times. Welch had also been a member of a London lodge, and had passed the chairs before emigration to Ame- rica. The two friends sadly regretied that emi- gration, while it had bettered their condition, had ce them of the social advantages of their loved brotherhood. They determined to form a lodge, and tried in a quiet way by asking their associates and friends to discover, if possible, brothers. Unsuc- cessful, February 13, 1 “the Baltimore Air ican contained their advertisement: ‘No- tice to all Odd Fellows: A few members of the Society of Odd Fellows will be glad to meet their brethren for consultation upon the sub- ject of forming a lodge. The meeting will be ton Friday evening, the 2d day of March, 1s19." Two recruits Le seme to this sum- mons—John Duncan and John Cheatham. The latter had been initiated in England. The for- mer displayed a knowledge of the ancient pass- word, sign aud grip, claimed to have been in!- Uated in Baltimore ’ seventeen years before, Dut Was vague in information as to where. Cards were not then in use, yet the examination was by nO means satisfactory. Besides there were only four at best, and the anctent usage was that five were necessary to form a lod; Fre- quent conferences were held, and as Vertisement published, whic effect of bringing to the Richard Rushworth, who “Sigt of the Seven ars, a public se kept. by William Lupton, and then and there wis solemnly organized April 26, 1519, the Washington Lodge of Odd Fellows, the first Organization of the order in ae omas Wildey was installed as stand and John Welch as Vice Gra lun two or three weeks the members wet increased to filteen. About this time one Henry M. on arrived at Baltimore from Liverpool, 4 istence of a lodge in the eity, expr . urprise, Was invited to attend, and as a complimeat was tnyited to oceupy the chair ot Warden at the opening of the lodge. This position enabled alm to 2 tain that the lodge was not worked on th fort 4 plan of the Maneh the cons body in the lodge fs & A rec and all were requested to withdraw excep! Wildey and Welch. Jackson then brought fart his documents and explained how the change- able pass-word was operated in conjunction With the old one. Provably he submitied all the improvements made by the Manchest: Unity, which had been framed in 1 Jackson @ppears io have been a designing Than, and did everything in his power to sup- plant Wildey and obtain the credit of having established the order in America. He finally. however, suppressed, and Wildey stanc forward as the founder of Odd-Fellowship in America. From this diminutive and unostenta- tious beginning Odd-Fellowship has extended and vrown until to-day the Independent Orde has four Supreme Grand Lodges, viz: In t United States, the German Empire, Australia and New Zealand. It has foi eight subordi- nate Grand Lodges in the United States and four in the German Empire; thirty-nine Grand Encampments in the United States and one in Australia. In the United States in 1s73, there were 6,734 subordinate lodges: in the German Empire, $1; in Australia, 63; in New Zealand, making a total of 6,359." There are also $0'Re bekah ee Lodges, composed of members of degree and their wives, In tsis < 7S initiations and the sum of #1,702,- as been spent for the rellet of members. ‘The total revenue for the year was $1,516.660,03. Fyom 1S30 to December 1, 1Si7, the ‘following id ad- the had surface one appeared at the TI aggregates are pertinent: Inttlations, 1,004,925: membess rei d. 3.6, widowed families re- Members buried, 74.225. The Of relief was #9 235,959.45, and the total nusber of membership is 465,466. THE AXNIVERSG!Y CELEBRATION HERE TO-DAY The sixty-first anniversary of the organiza tion of the Geder in this country ts being cele- brated here to-day by fnteresting exercises lu the 7th street hall; a parade of the Uniformed Rattalion of Patularchs, wit their guests, the Baltimore Dritl Association, to whom a banquet will De given at the National hotel; closing a grand levee of the Order at the hall th rt ing. The membership assembied at 114 o’clo . M. to-day in the encampment of the 7 Street hall. There were many ladies present, a: aiso a number of visiting brothers,among whom were P. G. M. and Rep. McCann, Rep. Raw- lings and A. G. Sec. Sovereign G. Lodge Ross ot Bait imore, and a number of members of Con giess, who are also members of the Order. The roceedings here were presided over by Grand Patriarch John Long, and prayer was ot- fered by Rev. Dr.D. ¥ ID, of the M. P. church, The Odd Fella ir, led by Mr. John iL. Seiffert, sang “Let y Heart Re} by Mingle), and Hon. Casey Young, of Tennessee, then delivered an address. “The Flag of Our Heroes” (words by Oliver Wendell Holmes), ar- ranged as solo and chorus, followed, Mrs. Myers sustainiug the solo. Mrs. Edward Dunn (wite of Major Dunn, commanding the battalion, then presented them im a neat and appro} e address a fine national flag of silk appropriately inscribed and handsomely mounted, and it was received on the Pooks of the battalion by G. S. Warden J. E. Mason, G. Rep. Ross delivered a short address. The assemblage then dispersed, and the battalion, headed by W. F. Weber's band proceeded to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot and received the Baltimore Association and passed over the following route, a Yor morning in the Polic colored boy about 13 years old, was charg with committing a rape on a colored girln Kosina Brown, Who testified that Jay night, while passi . Streets, this her and insisted on her with him, but that she n the corner oung man spoke to stopping and talking d, and he followed the corner of New and after a strug- e managed to cet away from but he caught her and threw her do against a fenceon New Jersey avenue, and to: her if she balloed he would Kill her. She strug- = but he o' and accomplished is purpose. The sent to the grand Jury ; bonds ————_. COXNOLLY'S, 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue, are offering the greatest bargains to | Silks and dress goods ever shown in this city. t THE District DsMockatic CONVENTION, to lect delegates to the national democratic ¢on- vention at Cincinnati, will be held at Cosmo- politan Hall, Wednesday evening. There are indications that the canvass of candidates for the honor of attending the national convention Will be a lively one, and the candidates nu- merous. Besides those mentioned heretotore in THE Stak, namely—Messrs. Robert Ball, P. Bell, J. L. Barbour, C. P. Culver, Wm. Dick- son, Joon E. Norris and E. E. White, the follow- ing are also spoken Of as possible candidates: W. H. Clagett, W. D. Cassin, R. S. Davis, Ennis, Frank Hume, R. C. Hewitt and Wilson. A COMPLETE set of Appleton’s American Cy- clopsedia, 16 volumes, latest edition, will be sold at Duncanson Bros. to-morrow at 12 o'clock m.t De. Mary WALKER's Father Dgap.—Alvah Walker, father of Dr. Mary Walker, died at Bunker Hill, near Oswego, recently on his sed birthday. His funeral afforded a pecu- War scene. After the sermon by a minister of ‘ke Methodist Episcopal Church, Alvah EH. Walker, only son of the deceased ‘man, arose and said that he felt impelled as a matter of duty over the lifeless form of his father to acknowledge his children’s ladebtedness for his eare, advice, instruction, and example. He de- livered a long eulogy upon his father's indepen- cence of thought in secular and spiritual afatrs. a | by the GENUINE Jules Jurgensen Watch,only $119. M. & K Cohen, Diamond Brokers, 1007 7th a WASHINGTON Fish MARKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent. 145,000 herrings, from $5 to $7 per thousand; 7,000 shad, from $10 to $14 per hun- dred; 300 bunches rock and perch from 25 to 4° cents per bunch. THE LovERS of the ancient should read Auc- Goneer Dowling’s advertisement In this even- ing’s Stax. t ———— ManRIAGE Licenses have been Hulbert H. Wait and Mary Storms; A\ McCoy, of Lynchburg, , Vi Jng; Wm. Matthews and Cooper and Lottie Beil. a wet to ustus ‘a. and Roberta Flem- Mary Russell; James ‘In the Police Court to- @ ote tor $5 porporain to lave Young & Sterns, he of- nd. The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $300. e's prefereace—Dr. Bull's cones Because it never —oa- being reviewed at the National Hotel by tie the officers of the R. W. Grand Encampment and at the Executive Mansion by President Hayes: New Jersey avenue to Capitol grounds to Peunsylvania avenue, to 15th street, to Penn sylvania avenue, enter ‘the east gate, passing ih review of President Ha , thence out of wi gate to Pennsylvania avenue, to Lafayet place, to Vermont avenue, to Massachusetts aveniie, passing Thomas statue, to 12th street, to F street, to ith street, to Pennsylvania ave- | hue, to National Hotel, where a grand banquet will ng Oe to the Baltimore Drili Association “niformed Battallion of the District. A grand levee will take place in the evening at the 7th street hall fn honor of the visiting brethren. Amusements, &ce pNaTionat. ‘THEATER. mane ees cian rench Opera Company makes rst appear- ance at the National thisevening. “La Filie de Madame Angot” will be given, with the follow- ing “Clairette,” Paola Marie; “‘M’lle Lange,” M'lle Angele; “Ange Piton,” M. Capoul, and the minor characters well distributed. The chorus will be very strong, the costumes rich and elaborate, and the orchestra large and pec- fect. Tomorrow evening “Mignon” will be given. ; Foro’s Orzra Hovsz.—“The Boarding School,” by Minnie Paimer and company, which opens at the Opera House to-night, has the reputation of being one of the best comedies by one of the best companies op the road. it ts full of fun. Miss Palmer, the central fgure, is a petite and Lai actress. ‘Boarding School” all the week at Ford's. THEATER CoMIQvE.—“Just His Luck,” a sen- sational drama by E. T. Goodrich and company, will be the leading feature at the Comique this week. There will aiso be other attractions. FOREPAUGH’S PARADE. —Forepaugh, who claims to run the tented exhibition of the exhibits at 9th and S streets, Monday, Tu , and Wedn of next week. He claims 10 have more curiosities in antmal life, and more wonders in the arena than any other circus Manager. Next Satu: night he wilt treat the city toa id torch ‘ht procession is novel in the circus an- es magnificent as It nals, The following will be the route of the rocession: From 9th and 8 street at 7:39 p. m., own Mh street to K, along K to Connecticut avenue, to circle, to P street, to West street, (Geo own.) to High, down High to Bridge, along Bridge to Pennsylvania avenue, to 7th street east, to East Capitol street, to 1st street east, to A street, to New Jersey avenue, to D street, to 3d street, lo G street, to 7th street, and return to exhibition ground. ————, BRACELETS and bangles, #2 to #25, at Prigg’s. t Rey. J. VataHn Lewis, late of St. John’s, reached last evening at the St Luke's P. BE. Eharen, He leaves the city this week, and hts sermon last night was the that he will de- liver here. The eburch was crowded, a large number of members of St. Joha’s being pres- uy a , - gost Soper ting his departure from ‘ashi on, and him for the great church. In 1362 Dr. Lewis may be said —— the movement which has terminated in wa which will be facts In fitting = work. him sets forth District Supreme Court Decisions, THE B. AND F. RAILROAD SUITS. ‘To-day, in the Court In General Term—tudges Wylie, Hagner and Cox—the latter delivered look opinion of the court In the cases of Dickson, pT an and others against the Baltimore and tae railroad company. These were uisition of damages by a jury against the railroad company by reason of the location of the raliroad in front of their property, &c. In such cases the law provides that the mar- shal, on petition, shall summons twenty per- sons and each party alternately nl a name from the list, the remaining twelve shall consti- tute the jury; but in this case one of the sum- Mmoned did not attend after the striking anda Stranger was called in to fill his place. The court held that this irregularity vitiated the in- quisition and set it aside in each case. A TUG DAMAGED BY A WRECKED scow, * In the case of — agt. Vanderwerken, a new trial was awarded. This was an action to recover damages to a tugboat in 1875 by runnii on the wreck of a boat laden with stone, an the court below held that the defendant should have removed the wreck In a reasonable time, but this court held that there was no such obli- gation on defendant. THE M’CARTHY DIVORCE CASE. In the case of Orleans Victory McCarthy agt. Justin I. McCarthy, Judge Wyiie delivered the opinion of the court, This ts a bill for divorce, in which in the court below a decree was made denying the divorcee, but awarding alimony at the rate of $1,200 per annum. The court held that the act of Maryland of 1777, which confers power on the chancellor to decree alimony was inforce in this District. The act of Congress in reference to divorces provides for such irom the bonds of matrimony and from bed and board, and this act of Maryland being unrepealed must be taken as an additional section, and this gives authority to the chancellor to fx the amount of alimony without di- voree, If in his judgment proper. The plain- ti now asks for’ a divorce with custody of the child and alimony, and the court below Gecreed a separation, and, although she does hot ask specifically under this act for alimony, her prayers for poncral relief coVer the provi- sion of this act. They would reduce the alfmony. allowed below $1,200, which they deemed rather excessive, to $800, Erving the plaintiff custody aud control of the child, fo or the payment of the alimony pendente lite andthe payment of ail costs by the respondent. The court could at any future time on petition modify this do- cree as to alimony. Col. Corkhill and W. B. Webd su for complainant and W. S. Day- ldge ana T. T. Crittenden for respondent. iOnens 'S ICE CREAM, 35¢, qt., $1.25 a gal. See advt. + THE COURTS. urr Court (No. 2)—Judge Rothberg agt. Simpso: less plaintiff remits one- Nortieet act. Mantz; demurrer over- brey agt. Hov motion for new trial argued and submitted. Cruser et al. agt. Edwards et al.; motion for judgment. Chapmin agt. Turbin; judgment notwithstanding plea, Wade agt. Cox; Same action; Maxwell act. Buck; same action. Shiver agt. Brown; new trial refused. Lyons agt. Wesley Methoudlst Church; defendant withdraws motion for a new trial and moves for a stay of execution for ninety days, which was granted. CRIN aL Court—Judge James, motion for new Letha Matthews, con- ill of exceptions filed, Covrt—Jurge Snen. after our report had Patr clk Murray ary Brown Was charged with indecent assanit on Cora Brooks, his stepdaug) Brown did not deny the charge, and the court s nt him to jail for Six months. ' A charge of rape brought against Brown by Cor: ig: mulatto. ' et and positive; judgment sus Cornelius Wiiltams, sauiton Emma Williams, bis wife; $5. Hen Benton, charged with larceny of ah amethyst rig trom EF. Wroe; continued. James Wash- ington, unli dl jc dealer; continued. Wm. Malvin, assault; continued. ‘Orth: Alexander Lancester, profanity; y homas Manser, loud and bolst $5 or15 days. Henry Harrts, do.; do. Aloy kines, do.; do. Henry Thomas, do.; do. Edw Norvel, breaking windows in a house on 13th Street, was fined $10. Edward Brown, loud and boisterous; $5 or 7 days. John Thomas, Thomas Brown, Edward Burmingham, Thomas Bell, Annie O. Brien and John Thomas, vagrancy: bonds or workhouse. Robert Scott, larceny of a a bright hat from John M. Gates; 60 days in ee Lewis Day, larceny of one dollar from Alice Snyder: 3. Wm. Scott, forges bonds grand jury, bonds $200. Jizabeth Kidwell; $200 Daniel Hoittaan, as- Morris Lucas, assault Clara Williams, assault on Jenny Baker; $5 or 10 4: John Himes, threats to Nathan Bruce; personal bonds v0 keep the peace. {in reference to the police report in Saturday’s Stak, in the case of larceny of an amethyst ring from Everett Wroe by Henry Benton, Mr. Wroe desires it to be stated that he was not in the back room in the “Green House” with Benton. but that the latter came out of the back room and seized his (Wroe’s) hand, and violently wrenched the ring fom it.) Jos. Kidwell, treats to bonds to_keep the pei sault on Wm. Allen; on Sarah Peyt SERIOUSLY DECEIVED. How a Band of Overland Traveters Were Optically Misiled. ‘The Delusive Hope of a Beantiful Wo- man and its Fatal Termination. And the Equally Unfortunate Mis- take of a Genialand Promi- Refiections and Suggestions Upon the A party of travelers on the American desert dis- covered ‘an attractive grovi tant, aroused their energies trom the burning sand and ‘alkali dust which surrounded them. They tried 10 rei cool shade, but the mir faded away into i beantifnl and fashionabl cold while returning from apparently cured it, but formerly. 5! and, even when < wulge denoted the ebb of life Friends she was better_ anil would be well in the Spring. To ‘A vioroue, full-hal not ofan ameten nnd declared was in his ki idneys. miraye above referred physical quickranda nent Man, Subject. the air from which it came. le lad: © Was less strong th; till, ho} her the Spring time never came. D and 80 sousht stimulants ir in m ihe nature and manifestation of kidney troubles. an uncertain world, about us, the kidne Wi diseare, flicted with kad check them medical profession, erally, and the proprietors caarantes it will cure 99 per cent.of all kidney tronble when taken according io irections. and with uncertainties e human frame. the: . All drusvists sell it, 1 which, although dis— of the plains ly took @ severe ball. Prompt measures ‘was her constant companion, e hectic flush and weakening she joyously told her habited man suddenly Jost his y. His acanaintances noted and wondered at je recognized the fact of the langnor, but could understand its canse, to overcome it, but he gradually became duller and more inclined to sleep. edic ‘A friend, who was something cal matters, met him oue day he was goinw into consumption. ‘This frizhtened him, and he suffered Tong and severely | before he learned that the seat of all his difficulties ‘The deceptive cnalities of the 40, and of consumption’s are hot half so uncertain as ys.are the most uncertain ele- ment cf sll—and yet they perform the most import - ant functions of ail seated diseases which arise from considered hopeless, but it is now positivel that a remedy made from a West India kidn ill not only cure the most stubbora case of Bright's diabetes, and catarrh of the bladder, but what is equally important, will enable the hundreds of thousands in all parts of this land whoare af- Iney troubles of a milder nature to before the great agony comes. | War- ner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, th terred to, has done more for mavkind since its dis- covery than steam or electricity did in the same length of time. It is indorsed by scientists, by the id by advanced thinkers sen- Until recently have been ey leat je remedy re- and there are ho.can afford to be without if. ‘#4 word * ete, ay an In all to FAMILY SUPPLIES. DRIED ap2 SWEETEST AND need suit the times, ap21-Im Tquart bebe Le 11 pkgs. Ringsto 1 quart bottle beat VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. PURE HOLLAND GIN, OLD FRENCH BRANDY, ILY; it is bound leading Grocers ‘Whol Devot JDEIED CHERRIES, APPLES, DRIED PEACHES, DRIED WHORTLEBERRIZS, PRUNES, PRESERVES AND JELLIES IN BUCKETS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, | FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. ap22 1421 New York ave. LBS.GOOD ROASTED COFFEE... .50 11b. Green or Black TEA.. 2 cans best 3-Ib. ATO! 2 1 gall. best SWEET CID) 20 1 doz. SWISS CONDENSED 4 1:75 3-barrel FAMILY FLOUR. 1.75 a @ Perrin's SAU! rd’s CORN STARCH. OLD PORT WINE, OLD CROW WHISKEY, SCUPPERNONG WINE, PURE CALIFORNIA BRANDY. CONCORD @RAPE WiNE. GEO. A. O"HARE, 2213 7th st.n.w., Between M and N. F YOU WANT THE BREAD, WHITEST a our NEW SOUTH. If you want really white and biscuit If you want nice sweet its, buy our HUNGARIAN PEO- bread, st sae to our JOHN DAVIDSON FAM- Please you. For eale by all the id Flour Dealers. W. H. TENNEY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, Georgetown, D. G. buy SWISS, apis \HEESE. A Fresn Importation, FROMAGE be BRIE, CHEESE. EDAM, PARMESAN. GONDA (Kosher), GONDA on PATEGRAESE, BOQUEFORT. NEUFCHATEL, OREAM. ANGLO-SWISS MILK, prepared in Switzerland. us a or " ** Envland B. W. REED’S SONS. 1216 F street n.w. EMINENT Dr. WM. ALE write: duspe tons, when n less, { have found ft the best remedy [ever use 1 nis al- Ways trritable, and food required to nourish and in chronic (i Invige depre: rate th A remedy to reinstate the human hair In ail igor, luster, softness and We allude to t r Restorer and Dressin; or harsh it may be, it 15 iis youthiul beauty. the roots of duce a new growth, in most cas stop the hair trom falling, and effectually cure dandruff, all humors, itching scalp, &e.; an ex- qulsite dressing, tragrantly p¢ leading druggti Wholesale by Storr & Home Testrvony N. F. Porter, 40 St. Paul street, Baltimore J. Me Laroque’s’ Antihitions Bill aisease of the liver and derangement of the stomach, and recommends it a Certain specitic in those diseases—try it and be convinced. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents a paper or $1 a bottle. CITY ITEMS. ervous medicine had proved more th teohotisin, when the stomac he drooping strength and nervo sion. Sold by all druggists and grocers. Discovered At Last. color, vi he ‘London Hatr Col ”~ No matter how gra ure to restore it, and the hair are not dt med. ll it at 75 cents a bottl ‘HOMWELL, ‘The best in the world, Mi Ss a well-ki W. E. Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore, Md. Norick.—Soft Crabs arrive daily from Norfotk SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are Net admired. It or nerve force, use ly on decline, street, and for Washington at 480 Penn’a avenue, For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENT'S %6 G street northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. “ALDERNEY WAGONS. lacking flesh, vital, “Welles? Health Renewer. earth for impotence, sexual debility, &. $1, at N.Y., SvitTs, Anton “ Ward” ————— GEORGETOWN. ScbpEN DEaTH.—Mrs. Hyatt, a well-known lady of this place, died at her residence, No. 41 Gay street, Saturday, of paralysis of thé heart. ‘The stroke was a very sudden one, tie deceased having been in her usual health buta few hours before her death. ACCIDENTS. t 1.30 o'clock p. m. yesterday as Mr. George MeCann was driving on the Rock- ville pike, a short distance from this place, his horse took fright and ran away, throwing him from the carrlage and seriously injuring him He was brought to Georgetown and recelvod medical attendance from Dr. Kleinschmidt. The steps—a jong flight leading into Bechett’s Hall—fell down this morning and seriously in- jured Frances Poindexter, colored, and a small child, who were on them at the time. Iuprt Mr. Thomas Dowling, who was injured by his horse running away and throw- ing bim from his carriage, es mentioned at the Ume in THE Stax, is improving, and hopes soon to be out. Arrived boat M. C. W. Boyer, with EA Gran 500 bushels wheat, 1,200 bushels corn, and 4 No sales reported. ScHOOL PUPILS AS SHOW-TICKET PED- LERS.—Eili‘or Star: Will you atd an attlicted community by inviting the attention of the School trustees to an intolerable nuisance that ought to be abated? I refer to the incessant solicitations on the part of the public school children to purchase tickets to tie concerts at the Curtis school building. On the streets and at your office you aré bored to purchase. “Only 25 cen is the Inducement held out. Tie day’s work aver, you return to your home for rest; but, alas! there ts no rest for the weary; the “bells are ringing for Sarah” from the time you get home until evening shades cores and answers to the summons result in having a little hand thrust out and a little voice plead- Sngly exclaim, “Buy a ticket! only 25 cents!” i yteld to no one in love and sympathy for chi dren, but why make the very sight of them in- tolerable? Some one may say, “Buy a ticket, and your troubles will be ended.” ‘Try it once and see! The fact that you have purchased will Hy like wildfire, and ifthe knob of your door- bell survives the joie it wlll be subjected to, you are indeed alucky man. Unless the nuls- ance is abated, among those pests of society— the fish and potato venders—will be classed the “Infantile ticket vender flend.” A SCEFERER. Georgetown, D. C., April 24, 1880, ALEXANDRIA. ‘Toe “LOVES” AGAIN.—Mrs. Love and her hus- band, Samuel Love, from Washington, whose Mitle jamboree was noticed in yesterday’s Ga- wile, were brought before the mayor and Jus- tice Thompson, late in the afternoon, and after a hearing of the case all the Parties were dls- missed—the Ridgway woman upon a promise of good behavior in ‘the future, and the Loves bag a promise to leave the city immediately. The costs of the case was divided up between the two women, and the husband of Mrs, Love pe her share without any hesitation, but aria Ridgway was unable to raise her portion of the cost, There stood Sam Love able and anxious to pay for her, but he knew it was dan- ‘rous to do so in the presence of his wife, So he watched his opportunity, and Mrs. Love having occasion to turn her back for a moment he slapped the money ddwn quickly, and turned to Mrs. Love and said: ‘Come, dear, let’s be gomg.” PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—Captain Wm. B. Price, the efficient receiving clerk at the Virginia Mid- id depot, whilst * in transferring freight at that depot, this morning, about $ o'clock, in passing from one car to another, Pesta! on an opposite track, struck his head against the top beam of the car he was about to enter, and was knocked senseless to theground below, between the two cars. He was picked up, when it was found that his collar bone had been broken by the fall he received, besides sustaining some other injuries. Capt. Price was doing as well as could be expected this atternoon, and the injuries he sustained are not considered dangerous. DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT FRUSTRATED. ursday night, about halt-past elght o'clock, Mr. Walter Pepoberts was wilting in the office at the miti of Roberts & Hunt, at Cameron Run, about one walk would ite him, started out on ihe track of the V1 ha Se hen at the crossing, near the mill, he saw some- thing on the track which looked like a plece of brown paper, but which, upon tov lon, roved to be a stone that had evidently Been placed there by some malicious devil to throw the north bound train off the track. Mr. R. barely sui in getting the stone off in time, as the train was coming rap- idly down the track. Fish MaRkgT.—One hundred and fifty thou- gand herring and pe pe ve arrived at Fishtown to-day, sold ‘Shad, $9 vo $14 50; herring, $6.75 to $7.50. Gazelle, WN, prints, D . cheese, buttermilk and sweet mil} es steamboat and rail. 621 B st. nw. N. WHITE & Co. brain, ”? Greatest rem ts’. Depot, 58 Barclay Fischer, ly 40c. “per READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters iron Bitters Curatine "Soups Strengthener. A Reliable Medicine Iron Bitters A Bure Appetizer. yn Bitters ire: Enrich the A Powerful Tonic. . GREENE, MACON, Ga. ‘I cheerfully state that { have test the virtues and efticency of Col Liquid Eviract of Bees to my priv cases Of general debility, weakne: sid, loss of appetite and dens Liehia's ad, it will pro $ fasten and All the nown attorney-at-law, No. he has used “s for chronie ’—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered In 3 ibs. Also, cottage ie 5c, per qt. tt CAT Pesetable Medicine Curatin Cures Blood Diseases Curatine Cures Liver Complaints. le. Re The handsom United States. The Standard "Corner apl2 BERRIES, A‘ OUMBERS, O° ton PICKLED cents 8 pound. For sale by every firs ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- IRST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fair over all other compet- TO CERES, est Minnesota Pateft Flour in the MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat P Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, Family Flour of the District. (OLESALE DEPOT it st. and In wm Ww Is SPARAGUS, TOMATOES and OU- YSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- PORK. Philadelphia GAPONS, 40 mar30 LADIES’ GOODS. ap24-6t Dresses Cut an teed. Dresses, Suits, Costumes, Cloaks, Superior style ‘at short notice, Ladies, can have REP Ccen Prices IN DRESSMAKING. Mrs. M. L. WHITEFORD, (of Baltimore, Md.,) 1103 F st. n-w. _AMUSEMENTS. —__ yForD's. Boarding School. | ee is a-shouting, Ibert. “*When the enthusiastic and’ a-ehouune.” WEEK OF APRIL 26, | 2 ; E PAIMERIS BOARDING S | te PALMEG’S BOARDING Ladies in Drags Girele at Matinee, 25 evnts. af moet realistic photograph of the tricks and jokes played by scholars on an usnspecting teacher | oring forth lauch after lauch from the risinw to the | fall of the curts: NEYT WEE! sh Opera Cum- a Vey MERAY MARINER Bsle of seats now cper. a ABT LOAN EXBIBITION. MAY 3, 4, 5, 6, AND 7. | Open trom 1 p.m. AT THE COOKE MANSION, 170 WastixGtom St., Ge rcetown. Single Tickets, 50 cents. Beason Tickets, transferable, ) 81.26. ap RLINGTON THEATER.-NEW FA HIS WEER— Wells and Stiles, in their lanzha- ble Pantomine of the Villaze Bride. Frank Carlton, the great Ethiopean Comedian, late of Duprez and Benedict's M nstrels. 20 First-class Artists, a a Bi) of Great Merit. Matiness every WEDNE: DAY and SATURDAY. Ladies and Children aay ted Free. ay 26-5t BEATER COMIQUE.MONDAY, Apr Disc Menty and TO SSDRY TDAY Nia- tinees. Engagement of the Americ E. f. Goodrich, in his creat com: dram: His Luck: or. The Winning Hand. Fields ind Letlio, Bineham, Chas, A McDermott, Hervey Cine and our Maimmot Stock Company in the Bill of the Season. ape LNcoLn HALL. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30. MISS KATE FIELD, I% HER NEW MUSICAL MONOLOGUE, ENTITLED D EARS IN LONDON, actor, E. T. entitied Inst ir erest Oi . Grear, Ki x NOVEL, ROUS AND ENTERTAINING. ORIGIN. CHARACTERISTIO SONGS. IMITA’ ‘OF LONDON SOCIETY. LAUG! LE PERSONAL SKETCHES, Etc BURLESQUE OF ITALIAN OPERA. ‘Miss Kate Field was welcomed by brilliant audiences that have been asse Her hearers hailed hy approval and maped it a success. Admission, 50c. ; reserved seata, T5e. be secured at Met: on and after Mon N4trIonaL TH Firet appearance, for ‘DAY EVENIN MAURICE 3 RENCH OPLIRA COMPANY OF 80, AND INCLUDING » ANGELE Beats Tott's music store, 925 Pa. a TER, French Opera MONDAY EVE! LA FILLE D With PETIT fi LE HELE LONJUM f PRE AUX OLY! «2. GIROFLE GIRO! OCHES DE CORNEY. cy SSTILION D: LE PR SA dy m to Orchestra and Or- 1; Orchestra Chairs, $1.50; Orches- re tra Chairs Neserved, Dress Circle, T5e.: Re- served Balcony, 81; ry, 0c. ; Boxes, $12 and Special Matinee Prices—25e 75c., and $1. Sests and Opera Bookson 8a: eatre. apld EO. JEUNEMANN'S MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BETWEEN 4TH AND 6TH aND E ann F ets. N.E., Washington, D. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ME. WASHINGTON, ASHIONABLE DRESSMATING AND THIMMING STORE, enna. ave. “ke., made in id Basted, and a perfect fit euaran- ap2s-1m_ Agency for 1213 Per {PRIN the largest and Together with Shapes BILE AN) forming Blood. on Bitters ‘Curatine = Thee the Vigor. | Cures Kidney Affections. m Bitters Curatine Krom Biter Vitality. ‘Cures Scrofala. mn Bitters Curatine Tone Baise 4 Cures Rheumatism. Iron Bitters \Curatine Cure D: psia, |For Tetter, Itch Iron Bitt i vO and ramor, ers = Oure Indigestion. |Curatine Cures Pimples (es peer and Blotches. ms, ay ever Irritability. Curatine Iron Bitters Cure Langonr. |Curat Cures Iron Bitters \Garnetas Oure Paint uation. |For Mercurial Price 81 a Bottle. = | Price 81 a Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND CUEATINB For sale by STOTT & O30) ae avenue, whelesale and retail, Curcs Boils & Old Sores tine Uleers and Botls. Poisoning MWELL, 485 Pennsyi- and by all Drug- LUMBER! LUMBER! WILLET & LIBBEY, LUMBER! OR. 6TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE, N. W 100 FEET THE BEST BOARDS FOR $1.25. THESE ARE THE VERY BEST BOARDS MANUFACTURED, COMMON BOARDS, 100 FEET FOR $1.00, ee eeeEeeEeSeSsSsSsSsFSFee N THE SUPREME SOuRE OF THE DISTRICT OF OOLI SIA, | Spaaenie: Term Sor Orpnane’ Court Busi- ness. A: ). In the case of Abrabam H. Herr and George W. Ciseel, executors of Josiah W. Deen: the executors aforesaid have, wit the side cana a “opin. ia Persons citing Lo dnttoatre shares or ‘are or executors residi ‘eulua, toe eats properly iene eer ution ‘uncer the Goure d where ail i ant notified to sttend in aut i : will : Provided, @ copy fe i H er, deceased, Besar ot th Aprile Arb. taeo, iat FTOAY, and distri i TRAE a8 Eat Cutting Taugh’ nneylvani: S. J. MESSER, SPRING AND DRESSMAKING. SUMMER STYLES. = 8. T. Taylor's Bein System of stairs. it, and Jor ion for sale. 3m. We have now open and ready for sale : 5 most complete assortment of * BTRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS Ever shown in this city, consisting of ALL 7HE Latest PaRisiaN, ENGLISH, ITALIAN, SWIss AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES, an endless vari in Staple Straw (iD FLOWER DEPARTMENTS of all the leading - Our Are also replete with everything new and desirable, 1¢ richest and most elexant display of SILKS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Erc., ‘That the home and foreign markets can produce. We have also ready for inspection an extremely choice selection of . FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, And are constai eral stock by e ntly receiving additions to our gen- very European steamer. prices will be as low as the superior quality and design of our zoods will permit of, and we res} the attention of the ladies of this city and fully invite and vicinity to inspect our stock before making spring purchases. Personal attention given to all Millinery orders. apl J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER, 1207 F st. n.w. RESSMAHING. THE First-class wi MISSES HAMILTON, a EF Street. ork, at moderate prices. _mal6-3m_ PRING IMPORTATION N BONNETS AND FINE MIL- ‘OF PATTERN Nene GOOD! Languedoe, Point de Rose, Duchesse, Oh Spauish and Beaded Laces, "New effec were and Beaded Dress ie of Dolmans and and Combination Suits. Bisew Suk Suits, a class for ents, Rid and Thread Gi: . An el it assortme Cut Ana loves, dea 5 Novelties. Silk and ip en R diret- anc be ave. ) 907 Penna, ave, ‘ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. ee best aa Bone for the money. All Winter ba ee to SR a Ae Tag “EADIES’ and CHILDREN'S ORDEE. DOUGLASS’, MADE 16 SHOES Mapa > Ninth and F Sts. St. Cloud Bl’dg. ‘HE GREAT SALE OF CONTINUATION, OF aE Gr at FOR ved 400 DozEN Mons of those thoroughly trimm Recel\ made and ONE WEEK LONGER. CHEMIS!) AT 25 CENTS Hick Eve! longer. maré ry garment at the old price for one week DOUGLASS’, 9th and F streets. BELLE LUCAS: DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPAOH, HAIR BRUSHES. A full line at ~ 43n28-w, f.70,3m W. 8S. THOMPSON'S, 703 Fifteenth st. Jets BLIsuED 1863. L. HEILBRUN’S CELEBRATED SHOE HOUSE, SIGN oF: Gents’ ana Gente Bee sowed buen aah ks 402 Seventh st. n.w. THE OLD Woman m Wripow. ° Patent: Pumps. and CES ‘White Kid Slippers. and Button. E?»* REFRIGERATORS. Strongly built, handsomely finished, perfect in practice, easy of access, wrought iron {ce racks, slate stone shelves, perfectly conve- nient, not complicated, pure dry air, econ-! omy of ice. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) 1009 Pa, ave., near 11th st. Bole Agent for the D. C. ap? EFRIGERATORS, R ‘WATER COOLERS, Bret Manbs Lo’ ey i WES: : at GEO. WATTS’, (formerly Ogden's, ) 3h street, apl5-20 5 doors above Pa. ave. AA Ton & SHEDD HAVE REMOVED TO 409 9th street, ¥Y. M. C. A. Building, with a full stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, &c, HAMILTON & SHEDD, pls 409 9th street. G*s FIXTURES : S FIXTURES!! A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITCHELL, VANCE &O0., N. Y., can be seen at 531 L5th Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 532 15th st., 13 Corcoran BUILDIN ATER FILTERS, FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS, & REFRIGERATORS, Anda Complete Stock of KITCHEN REQUISITES aT J. W. BOTELER & BRO.S, apl2 2 aVe., bet. 9th and 10th ats. eae ae OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL Enns OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29_ 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). G45 cooHING sroves. = Ws Gas Light’ seit f have at their office on 10th an ‘of the SUN And patterns. ‘This is the Stove tsed by Miss Bods ‘ail and examine them.” my20 PROPOSALS. Proposals For, JANING 4SPHAL- ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, Wasmrvaros, Aperaoths 1330.5 direction of the of will be received at this office an’ 12 o'clock m. on THURSDAY, 29TH, 1530, for laying Asphaitum sidewalk. Setar mrereneg Tastee ee be obtained at this office, ne apoD , upon application therefor, and "The ‘right iene reject any or all bids or parts of bias. Ww. J. Eee apn1-6t Major of Engineers, oe Bo. |GLETON & HOEKE, = ooPnTNG OPES : ia CARPBTS! CARPETS CARP BTS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! ee. Bed-Cuecked and White Osnton, MAT- co ty Whit ‘Raw Suk 19 and Tavie Fe i sien and colors ; Furniture Cover- a fee ceed to execute all cxiecs for Seahren cam Or en at ee Tices. roai' ur otherw. ease” ve rowileere Immediate attention, GLETON SCERE, oy6-Im SO et Space. STEAMERS, de ___ 1880 1880. sr orem. STEAMER CrORGE £Prn ESUAITION OF Rot te. WASHINGTON, D. 0.. axp NORSULK, VA. FORTRESS MONRO} 2 iO POINT, AND after MON RY WASHINGTON, D. ©., Nonroun, Va. From foot of teveuith at, | Prom Cary ict wharf, MONDAY. AXD wep <= NESDAY, at 5.90 rat. | -TORSD 7 every SATURDAY, 006) DAY AND sUNDAy, PM. : at ar ar. Single fare to Nowfolk (first-class), $1. round trip (first-class), # Tick “7s Tates, informatioa, one x furnish os enne. neinal bo vaneipal hoteis ICE, 6th street may iva Olgar Stands at 5 avenue northwe oi eet NEKAU OFFICE. POTOMAC STEAMBOAT a board the Tth-street wharl, er and Yor Norfolk, D. F. KEELIN aply fm___ Avent for Washingw O+?. AND RE h LAINE between Washer va. charged. “Cloge with Steamers N wendid iron stes ‘reet whart, ib <hington, every 5.30 p.m, trea vee dol Tues, ym at 4 round. tay 81-50. id Thursday, at 7a. m., bor day for Lemardtown, sto) AB id returning. r New York—The st fon and F.C. Knight alternately leave bier River, New York, every Saturday at 40. m., er Ktreet, Gecineetown, at 1 p-u., Mowe Alexandria same day Tickets, rates, information, furnished at Geveral Office, 614 Ith strew aplé ALFRED WOOD, Secretary, YORK_ROTTERDAM. Clase steamers of, this ine ““AMBTE ne " “SOCRIED: teroome, ete.. et. D, ‘ the Netherlands, 8 Dock, Jereey City, eau Ist Cabin, $00.70. 2a Cabin, #4 ©. X, General Agent, 2 K.” For parsawe ayy °0., 925 Pennaylvan ington : or F. H! JOHNSON, Av Deposit Building, corner New 16th st. now, CEYDES N J ¥r PHILADEDPHI ANDRIA, WASHING- TON IRGETOWN, Connecting ai Philadetphia with Clyde'e Pr the Line for Boston, New onsite TT 8 From Philadelph From War}; ‘ovidenve, an; DAYS. iturday, at 10 a.m —Mi i —Mon: eights received daily until 5 f laden viven to Boston ani iver. orgetown #v0as ree! c a ed and landed Por tu a1 ar ation apply to Tf JONNSON 3 00., 1202 Fet.nw.c and 1th st. lu? Weskaiae ton,'D. C.; WILLIAM P. CLYDE « CU, G Managers, 12 South Wharves, Philo. phin. am ) OnTE uM LLOYD —Strawente AN LIsk NEw ‘OWK, HavRE, LONDON, me Breen. The steamers of this company wi faa urday from Bremen Pier, foot sail every Sat. Rates of passave: From 'Now York : don, Southampton and Bremen, 100) second cabin, €60 & A steerage ificates, $25. “Fe ht or apply to ICHS NCO, 2 Bowling ne New Nork. i EROTT & ©Cv., 925 Pa ave., Ai A een ld THE CUNAKD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between New Vork and Liverpool, Call< chor, ing at Cork FROM PIER 40, N. R., NEW YORK. ia... Wed, Aprif2s Gai Wed., May 26 Wed.,June 2 Ww May 19 Aly And every follwing Wednesd KATES OF PASBA 880 and $100 gold, scoording t Ticket to Paris, $15, gold, addi Return tickets on favorable terine. Stecrage at very low rates. Bteerage tickets from Averpoo! and Queenstown, and all other parte ol nrope, at lowest rates. ‘Throtwh bills of la¢en given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports ou the Goutinent, and for Mediterranean ports. For feciutit and paseasce apply at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling Green, or both steerave and cabin, to OTIS BIGELOW, 6¥5 7th stroct, Washing- an28’ © CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Azent,N 3an28 RAILROADS. ORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT oe. TRAOK. National Route and Short Line to the North, Northwest, West, ai uth west. To take effect Sunday, November 16, 1879, st 1:20 A. a. LEAVE WASHINGTON. Ri Leig P.m.—Ba:lmore, Elicett City and Way Sts- ions 6:05 s.m.—tNew York, Philsdeiphis and Boston Express. undays toBaltimore only. Break- ‘On fast at Relay Stati 50 a.m. Baitimors Annapolis and way. (Pied- chente:, Haerstown, Frede- Wins Relay. more and Laure! Express. of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hawerstown and way Station 8:15 a.m. w ork, Philadelplia, Boston and xpress. Parlor car to New York and Philadelphia. 8:30 a.tn.—t8t. Louis, Chicago, C Pittsbu: Expreee. Frederick, laverstown and Valley Branch, except Sunday. ‘ihrongh car to Staunton. Pullman cars to Cincinnati, daly. Graf- ton ndusky, daily except Saturday. 00 a.m. iBaluuore, Aunspols and Way. Sun- y only. 23) Wk m.— Baltimore Express. Store at Bindens- av Laurel, Auuapolia Juuc- Hanover. burg, College, Belt itimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City Jessuyp’s and 1:30 p.m. 7 ah Cpe is and Boston rete. lo : we pm ton Senda Baltimore and Wa: 4 Hattinaa Blades d Laure! 30 p.m. timers, burs am Express. Frederick, via Relay. toy at AnBapolle 37°85 pin.—tPoint of Rocks, Frederick, Hawers- W Oa Sunday 7" eee Sos it of Kocks an ” - 40 p-m.—tBaltisore Annapolis ou Way Sta- ‘0.30 p.m —-tPHILADELPRIA, NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sun- day. Nortolk passensers taken in the cars firect t- boat at Canton. at Bladensburg and Laurel 6-0 ‘aint of Rocks and Way sinuous. ‘Baltimore and Way Stations. "Elicot Otty, vis Relay Oe EX 5 Lic yi vis. iy 5 p.m.—tCHICAGO, OOLUMBUS AND RG EXPRESS.” Blea Pimburpuescseoars (Pat xcept Sunday. 5p. an. tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA TIMORE EXPRESS: Stove at Biadew Laurel. Sleeping at to ow York, auc ee Louis and Gineinnati Exprece. an Care. *Dally. ieunday only. Other trains daily, excopt Ail trai Station. from New York. commodations. mal. ALT! umbus ang GI 1850 reagi¥itna In Effect Jaxvary, TRAINS LEAVE W. corner of 8 Sunday. For Brooriyn, N-¥.. all throngh trains jersey vith boats of F ‘igect traneter to Fulton cuavotine ae FRED! 34 iD % AND ASU re “orbetes SHAS plchniond wok the South, 7:00 s.m. daily, and gre alps wae