Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘THURSDAY. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO Day. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER, ¥ WASHINGTON. April 29, En For the Middle states and Ne: tienary or rising followed by fal"ng Barometer, south and east winds, veering to southwest, slightly warmer, cloudy weather and rain. “LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, & National Thee meau.” by the Fora’s Opera “Boarding Sct Theater Cons rieties. Arlington Th Ww Dill of attractions. Condensed Locals, To-Night. al Freneh Opera Company. Honse | ta lor 30 minutes, Street lamps will be lighted at 7 p.m. anaex- | ‘K€? tinguished at 1:30 2. m. John S. Paxton was y the judges of the ist Mr. P. was formerly shal f the District. At the Metropolitan Hotet last_ night young lady puplis of the Wesleyan Institute of | Staunton, Va.. now on a visit here, lghtful musical and literary entertain fore a large and interested audie: Visitors were re White House to-day by the Pr afterwards shown around th are about 200 young ladies i Z visited the Honse & layin a body. ‘To-morrow they leave for Staxnioi Mr. Thomas J. Holtzclaw, a carpen at 229 13th street south west. was badl. Sesterday by fallin which he was restaurant on 9th street, opposite Market, but no bones were broken. Charies Newton. who was cut Pane of glass fractured by Joun XM tallor, as related in yest: boy and not a color ablished. At a meeting of the Ss” Padlishing com- Pany last evening the following officers we elected: Win. H. Harrison president; J. W. aday, tredsui ave a di mi e, by a broken ormiek, the ‘Ak, is a White ness man- prrer. estate Brien. sure art yesterday appeer. Ue suit was di Jobn Collins a Horn and V District cr taken witl . but n into fas’ articles were overcoat b ¢ and variow. + also a tine terday in nh the ease with perjury vO as the Sail om case, the trial on the issue by defendant that been tried anc ted ont in the indictment was resi r or the ¢ the motion. The defendant thea guilty, and a jury being sworn ¢ ality) there was no perijz for the appoi. Ment Of such officers ts not @ in them, ani this point’ was overruled. Messrs. and 0. D. Barrett appear for defendan A BUILDING AssoctaTioN Case.—Tix Michael O'Donnei vs “Mutual Butlding Ass seia- tian” et al.came up again yesterday In the Equity Court on excey . W. Rogers for the plaint'f, Thos. M Judge Ray ‘and Ed. N it was finally decreed plaintift shoul tt ie ease of and t collect th: p03, ne Oa large a April 29, 188@. | . Sta- | Le Postillon de Lonjn- ‘Miss Minnie Palmer's | —‘Just His Luck” ana va- | —and, on motion of Mr. Bell, the vote was rday appointed by & county constable, aD offiver under the mar- the | ‘8 favor of any candidate, but they pledged their ent be ~ The east room at the nd were. ‘There ‘They er, ving bruised F, trom |n awning frame on working, in front of Middleton's he Center ssie Raymond to | for seduciton, yes- | § dam. | fust Catharine Chap- | Chap- | table at his ; tr | She went there and met Hoover, Distric imbin Cc vention. ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI. | Yesterday the convention of delegates elected | in the democratic primartes held on Tuesday 0 ; last Week, under the call of the Jackson Demo- | cratic Association, met at Cosmopolitan hall for | the purpose of electing delegates and alternates tothe National convention at Cincinnatl. At a | few Minutes past 4 O'clock Mr. John E. Norris led the convention to order, saying he hoped they would be able to nominate a man at cineinnati with whem they could sweep the country as they did in 1896, when James Bu- chanan was their stabdard bearer. [Applaute.} | A telegram Was read from Harrisburg, stating | that Speaker Randalkand Senator Wallace had buried the hatchet. Mr. Robert Ball was elected temporary chairman. Messrs. J. F, Ennis and Wm. P. Beli Deing nomina@ed for president of the convention, the former was elected—i1 to Democratic | made unanimous. Mr. Bell was elected vice | president, and Mr. Lawrence Gardner secretary. | A comunittee of 22 was, on motion of Mr. Kald- | tus, appointed on resolutions, and a recess was THE RESOLUTIONS. | On reassembling the committee reported res- | olutions that in view of the fact that the dele- gates for this District would not have any vote fu the convention they would not iastract them support to the nominees of the convention. ‘They denounce military interference at the ba!- jot-box, and declare their beliet in the suprein- acy of the civil over the military power—de | claring “to the people of Une states the fact that | large bodies of woops were assembled here | pepding the counting of the electoral vote in * 10 intimidate the representatives in the disehai ge of thetr duty, under the direction of of the Chief Magistrate whom a large body or the republican party now propose to foree upon the people for a third term, with the avowed intent of seating him whether elected or not, | and we call upon all good men, to whatever party they may have heretofore belonged, to see to it that the democratic nominees for President | and Vice President shall be elected by such Tge majorities as to avert an attempt trom ich such disastrous consequences would ttew.” The resolutions also that this Dis- trict be recognized at Cincinnati to share in the uz] council of the democracy and in the tion of {ts affairs, and Instruct their dele- ales to use all honorable means to secure a ntation for this District. in the national ‘Hon ane in the national democratic com- vonclucing with the appeintment of a n committee of twenty-two to perform a5 inay be desired of thei. ‘ OF DELEGATES. R. C. Hewett, A. A. 2 B. Wilson, Wm. ¥, Robert Ball and M ominated for delegates, J Tirst ballor resulted tn Mr. he receiving ¢2 votes A.A. Wilson Jesse B. fh . Dr. Cul 7 ly a hert Ball, R. ©. nominated lie of Mr. Arnold, the 4 alternates were mi and Wilson br: the former say was uncommitt the latter saying he wuld support the | although his preference was fcr the noblest R Pian of them all—Horatéo Seymour of New Yor (Applause) Adjourned. THE QUESTION OF STATSs [IGHTS This Court \ legraph Company again: ‘Telegraph Company in making an argument ondent, called attention toa case in | which Slorida having given thee ive right to | maintain a certain telegraph line at the sult of the present plaintifi’s (W. U.), 2 jon was given in the Supreme Conrt of United 8 tot ig in- ied in (he word commerce Cong: ithe Jurisdiction, and a state could not r - | inerce. Chiof Justice Cariter. | ference with the sovereignty of s | attempt to overiide the rights of tn means of the telegraph.” “Mr. Merric | ing).—“Yes, your honor, an | prised but that this act will he w effect that telegraphivg bein j elud SS hit t laugh. J will not be sur- lead to the inser- lion of a very ineportant plank in the democrat- let poem Wikch will be framed at Cincip- nati. se has ever ceen disappointed in using Dr. Bull’sCough Syrup. The Standard Remedy.? —————— THE CasB OF ZELL T. HOOVER (arrested by Bait ‘nl, of the Marshal's office), charged with using the mails for unlawful purposes Was cailed by U. S. Commissioner Mills yes! day afternoon. O. D. Barrett appeared tor } defendant and Mr. I. Howe for the government. Mr. H. H. Clapp testified to the publication of the card of Hoover « Co. in the Rey) November last. Mrs. Hattle M. Lawren fled to answerfng the advertisement a’ ig a Hote to call at Justice Helmic to yet her a place in the Post fon of misvetl W arranged and on ¢ etion-rooms of Tuomas | Which © aud law books are ni tion at the the sale of been issued to don count ines; Waiter H. Daly an: Ale: andria; « both of Prin | Abern. of } Ww i gan; P. G. y aid Elizabeth and Kate O'Neill; Jose and LY and Mary J. Hattie Gik ‘Thurston, DIvoRce CA: made a decree wee In tf Donath against Frederick Dona Plainant the custody of the ehtl maiden name was Lewis. i married in this city Decem! 25, 1 S. A. Wilson, of the McKendree M. 5 and lived together until 4 2, isi3, when the husband wiifilly dese = In the city of New York, The suit for the plat iff was brow, by Mr. D. E. Cahill, and the ‘testimony Was taken by Mr. J. A. Clarke. Josiah Edmonson yesterday fled a pill for di- } Yorce from Mary Ann Edmonson. They we | id | n- Married i i563, ana uved together tll 1s when le siates the defendant drove bim away { from their house, 30 tbat she could not live with | ber two grown sous. GRAND PLANK Suap Dixnex at Marshall Hail, Sunday, May 2, on steamer Mary V ington. t THE TELEGRAPH INJUNCTION Case.—Yester- @ay afternoon in the Eqyatty Court, Chief Jus- lice Cartter, the case of the Western Union against the America: egraph Company was motion for an I taken up on the junction— Messrs. Wilson and J. Hubley Ashton for complainant, and Mr. R. T. Merrick for re- spondent. This isan application for a writ to restrain defendants from so erecting thelr line over the Long bridge as to interfere with their «complainants) line, which ft is claimed so Inter- teres with them that the plainuffs wires lose power, &¢. : ‘This afternoon the arguments were concluded and Chef Justice Cartier denied the motion for am injunction against the erection of the line, remarking that it would not do to deprive the community of the means of intelligence and compel it to rely on but one vehicle, and to al- Jow one company to say because we’ were here first that they own the fee simple of the gronnd which is shadowed by their wires to the exclu- sion of all others. He would, however, say that the order should be such as would prevent the damage ot Ue old line. a IN ApprTION to the great “Prize Beer,” the i of Miller « Jones, National Theater ding, have the benefit of the Muest foreign liquors, their own importation. t ‘THOSE WHO DESIKE TO PURCHASE Youth's, boys’ or children’s clothing, should call at the Boys’ Clothing House of B. Robinson & Co., #9 Penn. sylvania avenue, where the quailty and styles are the best and the prices reasonable. t pi i | ment He j learing was continue REAL ESTATE S, Duneanson * | auctioneers, sold yest " | north, by a depth of 140 feet, improved | $500, 4 | auction te | ris. tru ‘| Roproved by a So story | Golden, agent, 250,000 herrings, from $5 to $7 per } min West,” Arthur Dunham Bryant, D. C. and asked her for a loan of 35 a’ i lor $10 to yay a member of Congress, aid it to Bim. but never got the prom’ tion. Frank N, Moore, of the xt Sted that he saw Hoover (the mother of 3 ed to get hima lace in pquired $1) as a loan and a par ¥. He made an appointment but did not do so for he knew him $ (agent of the P.O. D.) testi- writing a Jetler in the name of Mrs. Cross, and recelying a2 answer from Hoover offering to procure copying for Mrs. Cross. The at erday afternoon for Wm. A.Gordon and Ferdinand King, trustees, ‘Th part of jot 13, In square tronting ‘24th street west, between G and I small tra ne dwelling, to Wm. Clabaugh A Coldwell, auctioneer, has sold at eodore Sheckels and Jolin E, Nor- part of lot 11, squaré 426, fronting pches on 7th street, between K and L S northwest, by 2 8yth of 100 feet. ant orehouse, to . OF $1.5), SuBJect to a deed of t wand acerca fn sub-lot 11, or Tu: * For the same estate, the east half of lot 9, in square 499, on K Street, between 455 and 6th streets south- west, improved by a smull brick nouse, to Cath- arine Murphy, fer 3615, subject to taxes. For B. H. Warner’and W. B. Moore, trustees, lot S, square 492, improved by a small brick house, No. 477 C street southwest, to John Imri, , Subject LO taxes, ———— WASHINGTON FisH MARKET.—Sold by R. A. ‘Tom Smothers the Convicted Mai WAS HE GUILTY OF THR PREVIOUS OUTRAGES IN NORTHEAST WASHINGTON? ‘Since the arrest and conviction of Thomas Smothers for rape on the person of Miss Lena Leins on the 2ith ot February, and who was sentenced on Tuesday last to 30 years in the pond gape there has been consider- able talk in the northeastern part of the city as to the case of Cephas Jones, convicted about three years ago of a similar offense on the per- son of 8 Miss Smith. There are some who are quite satisfied now that Jones was innocent and that Sinothers Is the iy Who commiti both the outrage on Miss Smith and that on Miss Wilson some few years thereafter, and yesterday three citizens called upon District Aftorney Corkhill to consult with him as to the ropriety of petitioning for Jones’ pardon. Subsequently Gen. Birney, who was Jones’ counsel. called on the same subdject. In the case of Miss Smith the witnesses testified quite positively as to Jones being the man, and his eneral Sa given by her fitted him. in the Miss W case there are certain cir- cumstances which point to Smothers as the guilty man; he having been one of the parties ayresied at that time as answering the diserip- tion given of the assailant. Miss Wilson after- wards admitted having seen the party who committed the deed, but suppressed her feel- ings, fearing that her father would shoot him, and thereby get himself in trouble. It is now Stated that Smothers was some years ago sold in Frederick, Md., out of the state in conse- qnence of his having been arrested for an at- tempt at rape. BASE BatL.—The Nationals played Cleveland yesterday making their third game there. They lost, being defeated with no runs on their side and five on the score book of the Clevelands. They left last night for Buffalo to play that nine....The Worcesters defeated the Albanys at Worcester, the score being the same as In the Cleveland-National game—5 too... At Troy the Troy Citys yesterday scored® to 3 by the Dailys of West Troy. THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Wilson agt. Arrick; and United States use of Wilson agt. Ames; argued in Pari 3.8, Paxton, CrRcurT Court (No. 1.\—Jvdge Macarthur. Yesterday, Loughran agt. Dee; verdict for de- fendant. Travers agt. Salter; verdict for plain Mf for $169 and costs. Armsthal agt. Starr; verdict for platntif for $250 damages. Abbott agt. Freeman; defendant called and judgment. Central National Bank agt. Smith; verdict tor becies for $315.65. Luchs & Bro. agt. Costel- io; judgment for amount claimed less $10. Dun- gan agt. Curtin; verdict for plaintiff for all bit Six articles; damages, $10; costs di tiet of Columbia agt. Bean et al, } called and suit dismissed. Johnsen agt me. Muncaster agi 5 ain in . USI Patch; gem Young t. Douglass (replevin); verdict for defendant tor $250 damages. 7 Justice Cartier, Hitz; reperted under ntiss a erappointed ~ DiVis eta ared only entitled to exemptions Lagt. Filvert; motion to amene and leave to file replication grant Union ‘Telegraph C ‘Velegraph Co.; motion f part. . West Atlantle and Pa unction arg w CRMinaL CovrtT—Jndge James. Yesterday, George Brown, perjury; on tria Cook, nvicted Of intent to kill; motic trial filed, POLICE CovRT—Jniige Snett, Yesterday, Jolin Hanson and Wm. Johuson, ug stones in the str Seach. Virginie profanity Clara Wilson, boisterous 3 ds Jos. W, disorder!, Robert John H. O'Neal forfeited collateral. James Bro- baughk, Wm. Woodson, Albert Johnson, Andrew Brown, Win. Suepherd, Isaac Jackson, Charles Willlams, Taibert Thorne, Spencer W be, COl- ored, and John Shugert, White, were all up for Vagrancy, and gave bonds or were sent to th workhouse. Gcorge Garner, loud and bot. terous: ch in two cases. Virginia Rive colored, assault on Ofticer kK. The t mony showed that the oflice and ‘shot his pistol off court dismissed the char reprimanded the officer ‘tor George Butler, colored, assault on Coltman, his mother-in-law. It app Butler went to his mother-in-law’s house to his wife and children; his mother-in-law me him at the door with a hickory cane, which Roundtres got into a passion rather freely, so the ‘ge against Virginia and his “conduct, Margaret red that 6 used Treely over Butler's head, and afterwards got a dish of hot water, which she dashed at iulm, and he in turn knocked her down and sat on her; dismissed. dames H. Cunnin; charged with absault and battery on Guy H. eae who testified that Cunningham as- Saulted bim with a stick. Mr. Bouis testified that he saw Thompson struck at least five Limes outside the house—he was knocked down by Mr. Cunningham the last time. This wason ¥ street. Chas. Wroe, a lawyer, testitied to the Same effect. Mr. Cunningham testified that Tuesday aiternoon, when he came home, he met his wite ln the parlor, who stated that she had been insulted by aman who was then in the allwa: ie then caught Mr. Thompson bythe shoulders and put him out on the sidewalk, When some angry words followed, during which he struck Thompson with the cane. ‘Tue court imposed a fine of $50, or 60 days in jail. An ap- peal was noted, and bonds #xed at $300. Jolin O'Brien, larceny of $11 from John Havener; ersonal bonds. Henry Mardy and Robert ‘adgett, two small white boys, were charge With the larceny of 310 worth of brass and cop per from the U.s. Navy Yard. They were seut to the Reform School during rinorit a glam was GPECIAL BARGAINS ‘ IN SUMMER SILKS, STRIPED AND CHECKED. BOC On oe 2 Se ” 25 Cts Special bargains in GUINOT’S BLACK GRO3 GRAIN DRESS SILKS, Yc., $1.00. 31.10, $1. $1.37, $1.50 per yard. LARGE STOCK OF LINED PARASOLS. LARGE STOCK OF SUN UMBRELLA3. SPRING DRESS GOODS. ities in NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, 30 cts., 37 cts., 50 cts. per yard. ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS, al] colors. LACE BUNTINGS, all colors. SPRING CASHMERES, licht colors. s Yards Wide SHEETING COTTON, 25 cts. SPRING CASSIMERES for Boys’ Suite, 37c., 50c., 60 cts. per yard. STRAW MATTING, PRESH SUPPLY. 100 Gross of FANCY DRESS BUTTONS at half = C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania ave., apt South side, near 7th. Lee COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF thousand; 5.000 shad, from $10 to $15 per han- dred; 300 bunches rock and perch trom 15 to 40 | cents per bunch. THE HORTICULTURAL SocieTY jet last eve- bing at German Hall,°Mr. J0nn Saul presiding, with Mr. Fowler secretary, Prof. Taylor, the milcroscopist of (ue Agricuitural department. delivered an interesting essay on the natural history and special habtis of the grape vine est. A discussion of much interest followed. Pro . Saunders, of the Agricultural department, | was requested to prepare an essay for the next meeting. ‘There was a very handsome display of flowers furnished by Mrs. Nute and Messrs. Fowler, Walker and Saal. PRESENTATION MUTE Cotiw Day AT THE National Drak 5E.—The anniversary exercises of the National Deaf Mute College for the year ‘Tss0 will be held in the hall of the tostitution. at Kendall Green, Wednesday, May 5th, at 3 Pp. m., aS follows: Invocation, Rev. Samuel Ii. areene, of Calvary Baptist church; oration. The Elizabethan Age ot English Literature, James Irvin Sansom, Pa.; dissertation, Hage tation, selection from Shakespeare, in the sign languarge by a member of the class or °52; ora- tion, “Man, fn his Threefold Nature,” Lester Goodman, Ill. Presentation of candidates for degrees: For the Degree of Bachelor of Arts— Lester Goodman, Ce ert Lo Degree of Bachelor of losophy—Arthur Dun- ham Bryant. Address, “Melville Belle’s Visible Speech,” Alexander Graham Bell, lecturer on oe in the Johns Hopkins University; address, ion. J. Randolph Tucker; Benediction, l-v. John R. Paxton, of the New York Avenue Presbyterian church. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A PRISONER.—Ed. Howard, the alleged colored burglar and thief, whoa few weeks slice was arrested and sent to jail on several cl of burglary, and against whom seyeral indictments ‘have since been fourd by the grand jury, last night made an attempt to hang bimselt in his cell, and came very hear su fn doing so. He was found about 3 o’ck this morning suspended by a rope improvised out of his bed clothing, fastened to a bar in the cell window, and was cutdown. ‘The officer in command sent to the ‘THE SUPREME Conct.avE Improved Order He] tasophs concluded tts sessions in this city a . The report of the trustees the a fMnancial condition. The Aa archen; ania, supreme pro- Of Maryland, su) us ‘su. preme treasurer, Wm. D. 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Iron Bitters| pigk: IRON Iron Bitters Iron Bitters | you sre or feel Iron Bitters | IRON Iron Bitters Tron Bitters tron Bitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters | dii cnerally DEBILI Tae IL TERS will care you.” If you are a mother, IN- will cure you. OF te, THIN Ay IRON BITTER: and have wth to nurse your iysteris, oy les_are liable to, _ YOU CAN BE QCURED. Paice $1 4 Bor. ap22 4421 New York ave. ¥F YOU WANT THE I SWEETEST AND WHITEST BREAD, Buy our NEW SOUTH. If you want Really white bre: N PRO- aud biscuits, buy our HUNGARIA! CESS. If you want nice rweet bread, at prices to suit the times, buy our JOHN DAVIDSON FAM- it is bound to please you. For sale by all the ading Grocers avd Flour Dealora. ‘Wholesale Denot— . H. TENNEY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, Georgetown, D. 0. ap2i-Im QIRST PREMIUM Awarded at the National Fair over ail other compet- rs TO CERES, The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. ° MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANO' A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HTtl The Standard Family Flour of The District. For sale by every r, and Indiana ave. WM. M. GALT & co. ALACE MARKET, = Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and QU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia OAPO! cents a pound. ___ PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR ToBacco. Girice PencHasiNG Axp Drrot Gow.o1 WasitIscTos, D.C. SEALED Prorosats, in duy at this office until 12 ‘o'e1o. supplying, for the use of the dred and fifty thousand of mauufsetured plug tobacco, equal in quality to sample whieh will Ne fumished budders.on application to this ofc Xo bid for less than fifty thousand pounds will ti considered. One-half of the tobacco contracted for with bidder to be delivered withi fication of award, balance _ Proposals will be receive sistence Depots in Washington, New Gr Chicago; the depot at whicli itis proposed 9 de liver must be specifically stated in the proposal. Printed specifications and conditions relative to the tobaces required and forms of proposals, may be obtained upon application to tlie Depot Gorunie, sary of Subsistence in Washington, Baltimore, New York, Cinannati, St.Louis, or Chicago. A copy of the specification and conditions, toxether with a copy of this advertisement, must be attached t) each Froporal, be referred to “therein and form part ereot. qggcobosals from manufacturers only will be con- dered. ‘The right to reject any or all bids is reserved gBilders are invited to be preseat at the opening of 8 bide. Proposals must be inclosed in sealed envelo; warked “Proposals for Tobacco,” and addressed WH. BELL. to the undersigned. v ap2s-6t Capt.and C. Army. =) 0) ived or e ) fe r any thirty days after noti- lays. sithin sixt ork, St. Louis, Mye""5 ANP BOYS’ CLOTHING. OVER ONE THOUSAND SUITS FOR ¥eu TO PICK FROM. Inever before sold Clothing as low as at the pre- sent time, and never before have J offered one-half as many different styles as I now offer the Washing- ton public. I am almost sure to sell to every one who comes in, Because I Have the Goods, Because the Prices are Right. Because I Enjey Confidence. Time has shown that square dealing is a zuarantee of success, and the patronage I have enjoyed since 1859 is the best evidence of my capability of cat: ing to the wants of the community, A. STRAUS, CLOTHIER, ALL Davasiets BELL THEM £HE BROWN CHEMICAL CO. Fer eale by vania avenue, gista. BALTIMORE, SoLe Prornierons. STOTT’ Be Nile 485Pennsyl- wholesale and retail,and byall en pue CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. THAT NEV! be worn while Mrs. Fisher lady patrons. VER RUSTS, MN WEARSOUT, ALW, bathing, is for sale at HAS. (ER'S, 623 Tth devotes her ai EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees, For Cute, Scratches, Burns, and Skin Affections For Hands rougnened by household work, &c. For Toilet use, Chapped Skin, Pimples, &c. For Tender Feet, Soft Corns, Bunions, &c. For Hemorrhoids—an Invaluable Remedy. For Mosquito Bites and Sunburn, Perfectly Clean in Use. Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. |. RUPPERT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY PANY, the ch bility fn the boys and . ery: Bi: 1d styles. They speas for themsel CHILDREN'S Le] for beauty, et. Bicycl Eater OARRIAGE 5 ifort and dura- ‘and Velocipedes for NEVER BREAKS, ‘AYS OLEAN, and cap st. n.w. ttention to the wants of mar29 marl9-3m* oom- sizes and styles, at the lowest * Gah and 6: ves. ‘Turned and Fancy d examine the Bows, goods. EMOVAL.—W. E. BURFORD & GO., Real Es- ite Broke have REMOVED their office to 0. its F ‘Sr. N.w., where they will be pleased to see their former clients, and others who desire to have their business promptly attended to. ap27-1w is 50 FOR A SINGER SEWING Machine when you can buy a better one foe %25. We sell the Singer, i ¢ and all the rellable Rew White, New Home and all therellable m northwest. ap2T-ly r, Dome io) 427 9th street tic, Remington, ee Office of the U. S. has been REMOVE! OVAL. Ins] D pector Of Gas and Meters to second floor of GALT’S BUILDING, No. 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. **Meters inspected on request of consumers.” ap26-6t* OTICE. The Books for subscrij Capital Stock TION ‘will be Market Space, until May 1 ee obtain their applying at apidite admission tic the Office. No tthe NAMON AC. FAIZ of the i z open at the Office of the one will tig ate without to the balance of the ASSOGIA- ation, a ticket. fal. M. GALT, President. ee ee ee WHE FIRM OF T.T FOWLER & CO. Ti dibotred by the death of Mr. T. T. FOW- I hereb; of Said firm webs oo as surviving partner: give notice that ail ies having claims id firm them en or before JUNE 1. isa SSaererinhah.g Gat All parties to ssid Pa indebted firm. their accounts on or before JUNE their collection will be enforced by suit it. are requested to 1689, or P, GILBERT. HENRY. Georgetown, D. O., April 1, 1880, apl-thésw SS A sl tne ew KR Ger taitet and borane cena, Daapens® LOTT Pennsylvania Avenue, Between 10th and 11th streets. THE HUB PUNCH. A PURE DELICIOUS BEVERRGE, ‘HE HUB PUNCH MADE IN BOSTON BOLL BY C. H. GRAVES & SONS, X = INTRODUO! p13 FR. MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, S.’Army, oue han- | RREvccep PRICES IN DRESSMAKING. Mrs. M. L. WHITEFORD, (of Baltimore, Md.,) ap24-6t ME. WASHINGTON, FASHIONABLI E DRESSMAKING AND TRIMNING STORE, a2 mnA. ave, Dresses, superior style ‘at short notice Di Cut and M=**: S. J. MESSER, SPRING AND SUMMER STYL! j GrEina MILLINERY, We bave now open and ready for sale the largest and most complete assortment of | STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS Ever shown in this city, consisting of | ARR aHE Larest Panistax, Eno! Swiss AND AMERICAN NOVELTE hayes in Staple Straw SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS Are also re) forming the richest and most elegant display of SILKS, RIBBON®, FLOWER, Erc., We have also read: eral stock by every Buropean steamer. Mill be as low. an the supe our goods will permit of, and we respectful the attention of the ladies of this city and vi inspect our stock before making spring pu Personal attention given to all Millinery orders. J. P. PALMER, IMPORTER, 1107 F pL RESSMAKING. THE MISSES HAMILTON, TLL F Street. First-claer work, at moderate prices. mal6-3m MONTAGUE CURLS, if real, are boon ith RAYS CURLING ELIMI INaat Ate ORES "8S CUI Ni and HA! SRE ING, which ie the ¢ the Hale cur! natura! itpoft and Instronm, All‘drn pot, 8 Henne. Rand permancntin, Ty a bottle and be co ists have it, or vat it fro IT & CROMWELL, Drugzists, 430 Ps. apl-0o DRESSMAKING. ES. 4 ° ont for. < x iayers eg 8 5 ing Taught, and Journals 0 jon for wale. 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stare,” aya-sia LISH, ITALIAN, ES, plete with everything new and desirable, That the home and foreign markets can produce. 'y for inspection an extremely choice selection of FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, And sre constantly ving additions to our gen- 3 de Ss: vy preparation that will make incad. m the Centrai De- in stock BONNE Fer EASTER.—We ha of FRENCH PATTER | 82@ ROUND HATS. Also, U | HATS and BON afi shape and style. + Having made epecial arrange: 2 EW, latest Nove from 4 to 10 be oa att ew Bpring Shad, xiven to orders. mar27 Nos. 621 and 6: Ds e, Dus LINER loc, Point de Kos Bi ‘New Langued Spanish and Beaded Laces, mere and Dress Trimmings and Buttons. es8e, ects i Beaded Capes. An elecant assortment Chanfil!: tn Gash Corseta, Under. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. WV ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. ‘The best in the world for the money. All Winter Boots will be sold at a DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT. DOUGLASS’, Ninthand F Sts. ~ St. Clond BI'dg. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR FOR ONE WEEK LONGER. Recetved 400 made and trim! AT SUEN Te HAC ‘i. Sa Every garment at the old price for one week longer. BOUGLAS: mar6 9th wes BELLE LUCAs_ DEESSMAKING AND PATTEEN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner Sth at., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. | umed deol) HOUSEFURNISHINGS. DDY REFRIGERATORS. Btronzly built, handsomely finished, perfect in practice, easy of access, wrought iron ce racks, slate stone shelves, perfectly conve: 4 nient, not complicated, pure dry air, econ omy of ice. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (Late Webb & Beveridze,) 10090 Pa, ave., near 11th st. Sole Agent for the D. Ton & SHEDD HAVE REMOVED TO 4€9 9th street, ¥. M.C. A. Building, with a full stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS LATROBES, RANGES, &c, HAMILTON & SHEDD, apls 409 9th street. G*s ¥F iXTURES? GAS FIXTURES!: P. TATARLE DRINK. nase 1T 38 PREPARED WITH GREAT CARE FROM BEST MA’ 1. TH AND BE FOUND AN AGREEABLE ADDITION TO THE OH HE TAB ‘Hi OICE THINGS OF WHICH UNDENIABLY ENLARGE THE PLEASURES OF LIFE AND ENCOURAGE GOOD-F! WSE AND GOOD NATURE, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED. THE NAME AND TITLE “HUB PUNCH,” IS ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE PUBLIC AND PROPRIETORS AGAINST IMPOSITION BY THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ARTICLES. unauthorized use of this Mark will be promptly prosecured. C. i. GRAVES & SONS, Bostox, Mass. THE HUB PUNCH Is SOLD IN WASHINGTON BY N. wW. B 2332 F st. n.w. .» O26. ave. nw. wi aM Sumit SBONS, ROLS Penn.ave.n.w. B Ww. REEDS SONS, 1216 . 2. io |, SLO Pa. 5 lew i HOLMES © t st and E sts.n.w. AN, corner 18th and 1 etcects f. i : WITMER 2018 Pennsylvanis svenus Hw. JOHN ORTH, corner 9th and D sta. ASHBY & 00., corner 34 and E sts. n.w. Mrs. T. E. BRYAN, 248 O street n.e. F.D. ‘ORTH, 529 th street n.w. N. T. METZG! BRO.. 217 7 WM. I. TUNE & BRO. ‘7th at. T. J, PHILLIPS, 2026 14th et. n. H. P. HOWARD, corner 7th and L sts. n.w. Fob p QUARK, comer 10th and 1 ets. news ARRISON, cor. ran, 3 B.w., and by leading’ Wine Merchants, Grocers, an jurants everywhers. Also, for sale, G.O. TAYLOR'S OLD BOURBON and OLD BO! IN BOCK—bes! tin the world for general use and medicinal purposes. apl4-lm 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.¥ ELETON & HOEKE, Steen rSeh asket Shee CARPBTS! CARPETS! CARPBTS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! Red-Checked and all work. Oar A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITCHELL, VANCE &C0., N. Y., can be seen at 531 15th 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- A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 25th st., apls Conconsn BUILDING. Ww4te® FILTERS, FREEZERS, WATER COOLERS, | REFRIGERATORS, And s Complete Stock of KITOHEN REQUISITES | GOA eee ee eee aepot comnesind et ar J. W. BOTELER & BRO.’S, apl2 Penn. ave., bet- 9th and 10th sts. a Jr. qr = OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL EIxps OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS 4ND PRESENTS. mar29_ 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows" Hall). AS COOKING STOVES. ashington Gas baveat their offes on Oe ai assortanent of the BOM DIAL Gas 0001 in various sizes in her lectures iS pe ioceares on s ea PV @ BR. COHEN, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF at - AND PRECIOUS STONES stored audrelaid at reason. | DIAMONDS inp and Thread Gloves, and a beautifn: ine of risian Novel . Silk and Dray Ete Dolmans and Mantil!: ackets, Uleters, Ae | and Combination Suits. Black Sik Suits, s iret | clase article, Wid 24 and $30. WILLIAN, 907 Penna. Suite, Costs eo c., made in merce te ae | and a perfect fit eagrau- | apa i ! a | Together with an endlees variety of all the lasding [3 . Our . Our prices rior quality and feslen of My invite nity to irchases | for the next 80 days. Ales, odd sizes for sale cheap j om and CHILDREN'S SHO! ADE TO Dozen Mone of thoe thorouxhly | | THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST | KINDLE | competit | | “LOOK | Reserved MONDAY SMITH, Wa. sao Okt 6 End Men. AMUSEMENTS. _ Fors. “A Teacher's Lot “A Good 0} portur COME AGAIN. MINNIE PALMER'S BOARDIN tol bh AT THE GOLD-HE A Teacher's Lot is Not a Ha. Ha Seats in Drews NING, LDRON, MORTON GINAT AND! 1G 4 MINS y Ove.” BOARD:NG SCHOOL MATINEE SATURDAY, ELE) ‘TR. 10 Bone Boarding School. jot a Happy One.” Tmponity COME AGAIN “HOOL. ADED CANE. ¥ One ele for at! only 28 ota, May 34 Yb MARTIN'S RATED aud Dance Men | Next week— RIC eS SURPRIS! YATIONAL THEATER, French Opera uw Th Last Night but Two, a Farewe') Mati \ MR. MAURIOE GRAU'S | GREAT FRENCH OPEKA COMPANY } TO-NIGHT, | _ A Grand Opera, first night in Washineton.of | LE POSTILION DB LONIUMEAL Mile Leronx-Bouvard a Made in. M. Jonar¢ a * be M. Dup'an. as Le Mary M. Capoul.. as Chapel Friday Nizht.a New tot ot LE PREAUX Cu . Angele and Cayoul inthe cast Ratunday Afternoon Fa inee, TROFLE-GIROFLA An and Capoul in cast, Rveniiug Fatrwell Nigh the mest wey ‘of on ras, LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE. (¢ Chimes of Normandy.) E PARTY At WILLAB SAT! on Friday Sir Josey Cayt. Coreor hk bi RDAY ket DARE} DRAMATIC Ci Byron's 3-act 1LDRI L, on ay Ist RD HAL ™ Perforn t ran. 0 p.m. and on Satan, | OPP FELLOWS’ BALL. cabitor. am. FRIDAY, April 30th, manic homae Claric Alfred Hong Boe¥inehans Avnie Rundiert p Single 1 transferable, | sic Store and of St. John from 1} OKE Yee OOKE MA dM. F. 3 XHUBITION. nee.” Ene | Goodrich, in Fils Luck’ en FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL MISS KATE FIELD, L NCOLN IN HER NEW MUSICAL MONOLOGUE, ENTITLED ES AND EARS IN LONDON, NOVEL, HUMOROUS AND ENTERTAININ' ORIGINAL AND CHARACTEKISTIC 80) IMITATIONS OF LONDON SOCIETY. LAUGHABLE PERSONAL SKETCHES, Et. BURLESQUE OF ITALIAN OPERA. “Miss K; brilliant audien this season. Field was welcomed reserved seate, it ces that have been assembled Her bearers hailed by approval and stamped ita success." by eneof the most EO. JEUNEMANN'S MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY AND PLEASURE GARDEN, BeTWEEN 478 anp 52H ann E axp F e1s. N.E.. ap2 ra Misws POLLOCK & NOE@R, Prineij lass Sine Lath. datany time. 1 mal class for ladies VooaL E. SCHEEL, Teach MUSIO. Particular mma s. a Sept. 3d. er of PIANO, ORGAN and atiention to be- inners, a8 well a8 those wishine to be qualified for ea ers. ap?7-lo" ‘Terms moderate. 1215 H +t. o-w. <j W. FLY hs Ciancrs—at ternosn, 1 to, AM, 708 Stu Srnext N.w. vee education for real life to ‘he Course comprises: ins Getty Practices, Political Economy, Commercial La’ and evening seesions. dents last Monday in August and it the College, or ad- H. C. SPENCER, Princi; Lectures. Ds} r. t For particulars visi auxst Re per quarter, in a rench, Exwlish, Mathe Keeping. Special atte lege, West Point, & eo 4 Tivate lessons on moderate terms. | a0 | PROFESSOR LARKOQUE, 725 13th et., native Pita scatter teeter a versity, Paris. Private instruction i branches and niceties. ‘Terms APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, OoNconpviLR, Fa.—Boys, 850 per quarter; G.ris, $45. -Sta- dents prepared for buisiuees, Vale or Harvard. First Iass profescors. Primary pupils alusitte j Ser? OS SHON TT TDG 2. MP iicépal PENCERIAN BUSISES85 COLLEGE, eee ere Te LED teers .W.. aud daughters. Spelling, Com- es Arithmetic, keeping, Businese wand Open for COAL AND WOOD. 101 NG WOOD was awarded to us rs. | NATIONAL Fail associaTioN.— | OOAL ané over STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th ana Penns. ayenue. C°4™ 50 1D. WORT We ‘TELEPHONIC OONNECTIONS. “Prompt Deliveries, nové woop. COAL. unequaied facilities and sdvan' for sencmnioaly conducting the wood and trade, factory, extensive store yarde Lag us to stock 1 ‘when coal is lowest; officee Htroughout the eit), and all in fmamediate nication, ip prompt ‘sold at ‘GRANITE MONUMENTS mate te ave. a6 Pennsylvanis s° pa aprd NOTICE! — Corea, Mato ac mate STATUARY, iT MONUMEN’ A NU! which to order. Wey Office. Macoy, G: ber of wi Ee aod much of, ite en and its tere wictine early fe to and re Vit Thien the 8 Fr me have known ‘use. There are |-known citizene—who reoctumen this zat am ai- we-im sbsbrhe Hine | sesore gt REPRE S| Gaara eer oe of Matched Stones in, Diamond pillendoree ng that can be said in OODRUFF'S (FOR FILING LETTERS, | ffugs"bismond Peudanws and Siearit ier Bentaton tone Tatas te Rings article: KNOW whereof . WEE BOLDER? AMERIOAN and SWISS | ssy that our science has not yet VOUCHERS, D! osm FOR FILE Rooms, | YO°° EDS, | whirGinees ts Gold Cases. Bination equal to this for OFFICES, VAULTS,| WILLS, PAMPHLETS, SAFES, DESKP, ke. Ro., &e. SALEB ROOMS AND MANUFACTORY, a of the Tend TOT Oth st. aw REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for any of the above goods. MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. ars No. 1007 Seventh st. m.w. RUS CERDEE to wel now, Manat, Fre hi eal tai weft a8 old stand. fy ocak x. A northwest. Orders attended to. rye cee Fas CLOTHING. — Se piebees | Ysies aS