Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY....... -... April 30, 1880. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CBIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ) WASHINGTON, April 30, 1850. For the Middle and South Atlantic states, lower lake region. Tennessee, the Onto Vailey, Atl the east’ Gulf states, rising barometer, ccoler, northwest winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, witli occasional rains on the North Carolina coast, and in Northern New York a nd dower lake region. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. National Thee Le Pre Aux Cleres,” by 3 neh Opera Company. horde Opera House--Mise Minnie Palmer's “Boarding School. Theater Comigue—*Jast His Luck” and va- rieties. Arlington Theater.—New dill of attractions. Lincolu Hail.—Miss Kate Field in her musical monologue. vera Hotl.— Pinafore,” by the Capitol Bl children. Condensed Locals. ‘Street lamps will be lighted at 7 p.m. and ex- Ungutshed at 2 a.m. ‘The Internal Revenue special aqnual taxes On distilled and fermented liquors, all kinds of Manufactured tobaccco, cigars and snuff, be- come due and payable May 'st. The name of the white tramp whe choked himself to death with bread tn a restauranton loth street_yesterday afternuon, was John HH. Buchenberg. The coroner, after an autopsy, de- cided that death was caused by choking. Last Sunday, while religions services were in | ory Soe in the Oxen Hill, M. E church, in Prince Georges county, Maryland, aging of drunken rowdies, supposed to be from this city, drove into the church yard, stopping be- fore the front door, where they disturoed the congregation by profane and indecent lan- aye, behaving generally in a nolsy and riot- ous manner. Justice Helmick says the published state- ment in the report of the Z. T. Hoover ease, that Mrs. Lawrence met Hoover at his resi dence, is incorrect, as Hocver never Was at bi! Tesidence. Thieves broke into the store of J. M. G. Mar- tin, corner of 12th and K streets northwest, lasi night, and stole a quantit 13. The case of Zell Hoover, charged with using the mails for illegal purpose« ri ted States Commissioner Mil noon, and after argument he for the action of the grand jury. Yesterday morning 1 for the removal of Robert Balle and Geo. Nowlard to the Washington authorities, where they are indicted before the Suprezne Court of the District of an order m the steamer City of V hot March a Weekly paper, published in Washivgton, but cirenlated in Alexandria, while being bi to this city in charge of ‘an agent with Intent to kill, in s the a said paper. The judg din thi: day, and held a session of the U. Court for the eastey of Virginia, Capt. F. L. nun Bu 1 counsel for Ballenger and Nowland. ¢ in jail her for declining to gi bail for their rance forthwith ~ before Dis mbia tion for a writ ef habe: that the offence charged was cog Virginia authorities. and that the accused been deprived of the rigt amination by the commit them. Judge Hughes declined togrant the pe- tition, but the counsel in indicating a desire to ped to the Supreme court of the United States to settle the question of jurisdiction, t9 afford thera time so to do, suspended the pre- vious order transferring ‘the accused to the District of Columbia authorit: one admitting the prisone: im the sum of $1,00 and Nowland in the som of $50 for their appearance before hts cot the i2th day of May next, and cack sue day thereaite authorities, til nary unmissioner before their pallenger Apvick to those who may desire to purchase youths’, boys’ or children’s clothing is €all_at the Boys’ clot..ing houseof B. Rabinson & Co., 99 Pa. avenue, Where the quality aad Styles are the best. and the prices reysonable.+ Decoration Day.—TI Of the G. A. R. met last evening at Grand army hall, C. C, Royce In the chair and Paul Brodie Secretary, and desigaated Juntor Vice Depart- ment Commander E. M. Truell to take charge of the services at Congressional cemetery. Over 200 uniformed members of the Grand Army slg- nifled thelr iutention to parade on Decoration day, and an invitation was extended to the Washington Light Infantry to participate in the Parade. A committee, with Commander Royce as chairman, was GG Aereben to wait on Colonel Moore, tender the invitation and confer with him op the subject. Farragut Post, No. 1, of Portsmouth, Va., was also invited to participate ATTENTION is called to the sale, by Fitch, Fox os of the residence of ex-Gov. McCor- mick. i executive committee Stir AGatnst THe Disrrict.—Yesterday in the Court in General Term the judgment below Was reversed anda new trial awarded in the case of P. W. Browning against the District. This was an action for $1,000 damages for an alleged trespass on a lot oa reservation A, front- | fog on 3d street. near Pennsylvaota aven which the plaintif! claimed on a purchase fr the lowlands commission. The defendant claiin- ed that it was a public alley and tore down th fencing. In the court below the judgment wa: for defendant. FISBING TACKLE at Herzog’s, A Bap MeMoxy.—The Bal ot to-day says: Yesterday | arrested Lewis Cannon in Washtngton, and brought him to this city. In the afternoon he had a bearing at the Middle Station betore Jus- tice Grindall.’ It appears that young Cannon Was engaged by George V. Harten at ills restan- rant. on Gay street, and Some weeks ago the boy $0 to pay t boy neglected to doas he was bid, and disap- peared. and nothing was heard from him until hen it was found that he was in He was committed for the action SHOT BY THIEVES.—Abont 4 o'clock thts mora. ing as Geo. Hegmater, a driver tor ¢ rn- ; wein, was eutering the stable on N street, be- tween Ist and 2d Streets northwest, he mat a eolored man coming out with a bag fallof har- ness, Whom he immediately grappled. During the struge's the negro tired two shots at him, one of which took effect in the arin and the other passed through his hat. Di A. Hoo- ved was Called in and probed for failed to find if. Hegma identify is assailant. the ball, er says that he can THE Law Corr Judge MacArthur, wi heiding the Circuit Court, will not discharge the jury for the term until he reackes the end ef the calendar, as was done by Jndge Cox, in No. 2. and will probably continue them until ‘Tuesday. He had {t in contemplation te di: charge them tod but having so neart: reached the end of the calendar he conciuded to continue, and when this term will close it will be the first time that every suitor ready for a hearing has had an opportunity for a trial. gee FIxe Mimnor. ENGRAVINGS AND HovsEnon FURNINURE, at AUCTION.—Thomas Dowling will sell to-morrow, in front of bis auction rooms, a magnificent heavily-framed French-plate mirror anda fine collection of engravings and jouse- hold effects. t Basé Batt.—Rain broke up the Buflalo-Na- tional game yesterday. One inning was played in which the Nationals made a run and the Buflalos male —E The Baltimore Base Ball club was defeated at Worcester, Mass., yesterday by the Worcester Club by a seoree of 5 to 2. At Albany, the Albany deteated the Troy Club 3 to 1. A Near three-piece all-wool suit for children, $3.40, at A. Saks € Co’s.. t WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET—(Queens- town Drove Yards.—19 head of cattle, ail sold at prices from 4 to 5 gross; 6” sheep and iambs—old sheep sold from 4 to'51y, lambs from 6 to 54, per pound. Cows and calves from $15 to $40 per hea ‘THE TELEGRAPH CasE.—Yesterday afternoon im the ease of the Western Union Telegraph o., against the American Tel ph Co., cided on the motion for injunction, as stated in ‘Tue Stak last evening, Chief Justice Cariter ordered the following decree to be entered: “The motion for injunction tn this case coming on, ete,, it 13 ordered that the restraining order heretofore issued in this case be vacated; that the defendant, the American Union Company, mey proceed to construct its line of telegraph slong the route heretofore adopted by it, from the corner of Fourteenth street and Pennsyl- Vania avenue to the Lon: 400 American Union Company on their good cents bunch. Pak fr fale ee ee rested apo ad | ng rrission fe # telegraph could cross the Potomac. stages of Cold and be cured for (wenty/ efore Uni- | ent oF | the ground | , gnizable by the | tment to await the order transferring | osc to ablde the order of the court. | 40. (ew) $1 per * Kimball | erent. It is charged the | The Attempted Suicide at Jail. The attempted suicide of Edward “Howard, the colored burglar, indicted in four cases, in | biscell at the jail yesterday morning, in some Whittaker case impossible for a man to tie himself in the man- ner in which Whittaker was found tied, with his hands behind him, and Howard, having torn his pillow-case Into strips and plaited them into ropes, tied his hands firmly behind dim in such a manner that it was quite difficult to loosen them. With the same Kind of material he had made a noose and attached it to the window grating, and putting his head in the nooge he had Kicked the bed away and was about completing hisself execution when found. Had the officer (Mr. Wright) in making his rounds been one minute later Howard would have been dead. Howard, who has served 7 | years in the penitenulary for burglary, and against whom are four indictments for burglat , 18 believed to be playin; ry pel crazy, and since the occurrence has been dum} except as to repeating “I told her not to kill the child.” Amusements, &c. NATIONAL THEATER.—There was a crowded house at the National last evening despite the stormy weather. The opera—‘Le Postillon de Lonjumeau”—was given admirably. Capoul and Mile. Leroux-Bouvard were excellent. The | chorits was strong and in good training. Full justice was done to the beautiful music of the opera. “Le Pre Aux Cleres’ will be given to- might for the first time in this city. ‘oRDS’S OPERA Hovsg.—Miss Minnie Palmer, now performing in “Our Boat School” at ¥ord’s Opera House, 1s one of the handsomest wee ladies on the American stage, and as right and entertaining as she is pretty. The play in which she appears 5 is one of = modern jaichwork pieces of song, dance and dialoguc which tnd Tourists 1s about the best, Miss Paimer has modelled her style after Lotta, and shows such capacity for am her audiences as Inakes them wish tosee her in something bet- ter. Mr. Scanian is a clever actor of the variety ty pe, and Miss Jones, Mr. Ince and Mr. Daven- tare col 1S, and make “Our Board- Ing School” a lively performance. Nothwith- be the rain last night there was a very jouse. iss Kate Field gives her musical monologue, “Eyes and Ears in London,” at Lincoln hall to-night. She will doubtless have a largeaudience. Her entertainment. hes been stamped a success on both sides of the Atlantic. The New York and Boston papers especially are high in praise of the musical mo- nologue. WILLARD HatL.—The children of Capitol Hill will give Pinafore at Willard’s hall this evening and to-morrow afternoon, with the following cast:—Sir Joseph Porter, Master Thomas Clark; Captain Corcoran, Master Alfred Hough; Raiph Rackstraw, (eorge Buckingham; Josephine, lett; Buttercup, Miss Bessic e. | Miss Annie Runi ‘hley; and Hebe, Miss Katle Clarke ‘THEATER ComigvE.—No better variety enter- tainment has beca seen In Wasbington than that now being given at the Comique. ARLINGTON THEA’ —There will be a grand matinee at the Arlington to-morrow. The splendid bill of this week will be given. Opp Fg. ows’ HALL.—Baker's Dramatie Com- any will appear at Odd Fellows’ Hall next Monday evening in “ Gur Boys,” for the benetit | of Union Tent, 1.0. echabltes, ———___ Washingtan Market, itectail Prices. MEATS.— Ket Ib.;_ do. porter- h Bade. steak, Oc. Corned Beet, iced, 20 on, i2xaise.; Pol Bacon Hams, sugar cured, Breasts, toatie.; Lard, Ma5ve. pe Oranges, v doz; do. Florida, seasdc. per dos. per doz; Banannas, 30adc. | per doz.; Strawberries, 25a35¢e. per qt. | , Fisu.—Perch, 40a50c. per bunch; Rock, large, | roa2He. Per Ib., dasoe. per bunch; Mackerel, 2d 25c.; Halibut, 15a20c.; Codfish, i0e.; Black bass, lea2e. per Ib.; Pike, 4vasve.’ each; Catt ‘ike, 40: | cents per bunch; Shad, 2a‘ per r- | Ting, false. per bunch; Lobster, 12¢. per 1b.; Terrapin (diamond back), $20ag24 per doz.; do. (sliders), $9 per doz. Burrer.—Philadelphia Print, 40a45¢e, per 1b. Western Creamery, 40¢.; New Yori age: TON, 25a35e.; Cheese, 15a20c. 5, ‘. dozen. VEGETAPLES.—Potatoes, Trish, 20a30¢. per pk; K.; dO. sweet 49a50c. per Saloe.; do., Early Yorks, 10a Qasee, per pk; Kale. 10 pk; 1 : k: Sprouts, 20230 alec per taneh Lettuce, 2ase. 5c. per peck; IS, 40: % ‘peck; (Bermuda), 25 3 do. ade, per ‘Tom Smothers. Since Thomas Smothers received his sentence of thirty years for rape on Miss Liens on Tues- day last, he seems to be somewhat relieved in mind, and evidently has been fearful that he would be lynched ere this, and now feels that his life is secure. There ts an indication of his guilt, although he protests his innocence, and that is he has no complaints to make of the Justice of his sentence, although he thinks the manner in which he was identified was not as fair as might have been. He positively asserts too, that other cases charged against him are all wrong, and states that he did not see Miss Smith or Miss Wilson, nor had he ever been concerned in any such case here or elsewhere. THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Wilson agt. Arrick, and United States, use of Wilson, Ames; argument resumed. Browning agt. District of Columbia; suied, judgment reversed and new trial aware ed. CincurT Court, (No, 1)—Judge Macarthur. Yesterday, Moses agt. Adams; ju nt below affirmed. Donaldsoa agt. Tucker; judgment by default. Broaders & Co. agt. Costello; referred toJ.J. Johnson. Just agt. Holliday: plaintift called and suit dismissed. Burgess agt. Raum; same. Bull agt. Windsor; same. Downham & agt. Kelly; same. White agt. Willett; same. So!omon agt. Talberg; verdict for $30 dat Alexander agt. Jacob; referred to J. J. Darling- ton, Frank et al. agt. Atzel; defendant called and judgment. Heaton agt. Riley: same. Lans- burgh & Co. eS Henault; judgment on stipula- Uon. Kendall agt. Shoemaker; verdict for de- fendant. Equiry Covrt—Judge Cartter. Yesterday, Kraft agt. Kraft; sale ratified con- ditionally and cause referred to the auditor. Jones agt. Jones; referred to the auditor to re- rt on distribution of fund. Clements agt. ements; commissioner's report Gn assignment of dower and partition of estate ratitied con- ditionally. O'Donnell Wimsatt; auditors report ratified, Injunction dissolved and specific sum decreed. Butler agt. Queen; rights of p: Ues settled and cause referred to the auditor. Ingersoll agt. James; sale of lots 49 and 41, square 129, finally confirmed. Western Unton Telegraph Co. and Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Co. agt. American Union Telegraph Co.; Injunce Uon dissolved and papers allowed withdrawn. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge James. Yesterday, George Brown, false swearing: on trial. Joseph Patch, assault; motion for new trial filed. Pouice Covrt—Judge Snetl. Yesterday, John Maher, Jos. Downey, Patrick McGinley, Dennis Downey and David R. Green, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days each. Teresa Smith, Mary Ryan, Alice Willlams, Mary ‘Thomas and Thos. Kobinson, vagrancy: bonds or workhouse. Robt. Williams, carrying a pls- tol, $50 or 90 days. Geo. Wright, trespass; $5 or 15 days. Fenton Noble, disturbing the quiet of Georgetown; $5 or 15 days. John T. Clark, as- Sault on Rebecca Connolly by knocking her down and kicking her; $10 or 20 days and bonds to keep the peace. James Carroll, petit la- ceny—second offence—tn stealing a pair of pai taloons from John M. Mackintosh; grand jury, bonds $500. Thos, Hughes, assault on Thos, E Butler; $10 or 10 days. Samuel G. Kirby, young white man, was cha James B. Porter for a rude Kirby’s sister while she was _ passin: (Kirby's) store, "Phe Court said that Mr. P made a very rude remark, but it did not justi the assault, and he would impose the usual fine of% for a simple assault. ‘Thos, Palmer cony of a box of cigars trom Margaret Hav: ner, $10 or 30 day: To-day, James Whalen and John Smith, va- grancy; bonds or workhouse. Wm. H. A Geo. Taliferro, loud_and_ boisterous; 2 James Woodward, assault on Geo. ‘ansel; $ or 10 days. Louisa. Carter, rsonal bonds.” Jos. Parker was charged with the larceny of a ten dollar gold piece from Wm. E. Reed. This is one of the Men who robbed Reed a few days ayo in the Agricultural grounds after failing to get him to play three card monte. Parker was sentences to 30 days in jail, and a restitution of $10 or- dered, and in default of restitution 30 days ad- ditional. ——_~++e ___. THE PHILADELPHIA WALKING MATCH.—The fol- lowing was the score at the end of the fourth day (last night) of the in Philad rged with assaulting wo his remark made 72-hour walking match 203 ia: Albert 251, Hughes ding 266, arriman 25s, Dufrane erson 220, Young 214, ,_ McKee 190, Barrett 1s4, Arnold 179 McLeavy 156. THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH CoM- pany in New York yesterday elected for the ensuing year A. B. Chandler, president; John Van Horne and John H. Mortimer, vice presi- dents; Wm. H. Baker, secretary; and Edward per | r box; do. (Spring,) bunch; Radish, se aque Se. per bunch; Squash, 2a3¢. per Celery, Salde. per bunch; Carrots, 20c, per Peas. per peck; Beans, sc. per 10a20c. per bunch; Tomatoes, peck; A 15a25¢. per box; Rhubarb, 5a6c. per ‘bunch. PovLtRy.—Chickens, 60a75 per pair; Ducks, ‘T5c.a$1 per pair; Geese, S0c.a81; ‘Turkeys, 15 alse. per Ib.; ied $1.75a$2 per doz.; Spring Chickens, $3. 50 per doz. THE GEORGETOWN FERTILIZER Case.—To-day, in the od Court, Chief Justice Cartter, the case of Waggaman, trustee, G, T. Dunlop, was heard on a motion by defendant to dissolve the restraining order enjoining him from man- ufacturing fertilizers fn certain premises in pd pertiaby (the old chariot stables), which complamant alleges will damage the property for which he is trustee and render tt difficnit for him to rent to advantage. The court intimated | that he couldwnot see there was anything huct- | ful iu the mixing of dry ingredients and grante 1 the motion. The complainant will now take ao and support the allegations of the i A Yesterday tor Rie General S.S. ‘d_ Ferris by his next friend, Eliza E. Perris, against the Capitol, North O Street and | South’ Washington Railroad Company for 10,00 damages for Injuries received on Decem- be , by the plaintiff, a newsboy, twelve old. The boy was tn the habit of detive Paper to one of the drivers, Benjamin ch, On 4th street, near Massachusetts av nue. On the evening of the 4ti of December, in attempting to hand the paper to the driver, he fell over a pile of stone and dirt that the com- | pany had left in the street, and was thrown un- der the car, the wheel passing over him and breaking his left leg, for which injury he claims damages as above stated. | years i Dox’r Fatt to attend the sale of paintings at | Willams & Co.'s auction rooms, corner 19th and | Dsts., thts evening, at 7:50 o'clock, to be sold to pay storage and advances, | THe Cmevrt Covrt Jvrres.— ‘esterday ju j Were drawn to serve the it Vourts—No. 1, | Which will be held by Judge Wyle, and No. 2 | by Judge Hagner, on Monday, May 10th—a3 follows: | No. 1—Louis Hess, Georgetown; Hezektah Glagett, Ist street; Jolin Saul, sth street; Chas. Root, Georgetown; J. F. Todd, Georgeto Marshall Brown, 19th stre Richard Thom: Little, 3d street: Jackson W. T. Benjamin, Asylum james H. Ferguson, Georgetown; Henry P. McCoy, Washington street; W. D. Wyvill, E street; R. J. Henning, 12th street; J. 1. Albers lath street; John Hinton, Georgetown; Richard Francls, G street; G. M. Oyster, 12th street; D. P. Hickling. Pennsylvania avenue; J. G. Mat- tock, G street: Peter Fagan, Pennsylvania ave- | nue; W. B. Moses, Market Space; Charles W. | Griines, 9th street: Peter Page, K street; John Johnson, Anacostia, } Ni ‘W. B. Turner, New York avenue; Deitrich, 7th street: John A. h ‘Thomas B. Warwick, T street $ street; H. L. Strasburger, ith street; Thomas ‘i ‘ennsylvania avenue; C. H. Tichling, { ; Samuel Clark, Bunker Hill road; W. T. | Atkinson, Pennsylvania avenue; John A.Gtbson, | sth street; Edwin N, Montague, Connecticut av- | enue; W. D. Wise, South Carolina avenue; Thos. | Donohue, New York avenue; F. H. Over, ist | styeet; George W. Diiver, 14th street; Geo. 9th street; A. Eberly, 7th street; W. B. 1 street; C. A. Beavans, M street; C. K. ja, Tenpallylown road; M. T. Parker, C street; H. Hudson, Georgetown; Thos. Francis, | New York avenue. es MR. Knienr has extended an invitation to Mr. Geo. W. Bauer to bring the steamer Mary Wash- | ington to Fair landing, Sunday, May 2d, to see the large setne hauled steam power. t Local. OrtTion IN Paince GkoRGES County, Mp.—The following are the correct figures of the returns of the election in Prince Georges county, Md., on the question of licensing the sale of spiritous and fermented liquors on the 2ith instant: For local option, (majorities)— Vansville, $4; Bladensburg, 42; Nottingham, 69; Acquasco, 114; Surratts, 110; Laurel, 11i; Branay- wine, 98; Oxen Hill, 90—total, 71s, A Inst local option and for license—Marlboro, 323; Piscata- Way. 3; Spalding’s, 29; Queen Ann’s, 1S4; Kent, 94; Bowle, 26—total, 659. Majority for local op- tion and against license, 59. It fs claimed that 80 many voles were cast in Kent district as to leave nodoubt that the box was stuffed, and two of the meet refused eo een he recurs It 1s probable that this district will be thrown ou', Jeaving the majority Gee license 153. By the provisions of the law it takes effect to-morrow, and the penalty of sell tees of any kind is a fine of from $100 to $500,or imprisonment, and it is of the most stringent character, physicians being prohibited from reacribing Wquor except in case of actual sickness, and then over there own si under a penalty of $50 or $00, under penalty Howsow'stee cream cheapestand ¢ ve Cte. Fowler, treasurer. SMOTHERED By His Bany BRorueR.—Patrick J. Connolly, a six weeks old child, was yester- day morning found dead in bed by the side of his mother. In the night his baby brother, a year and a half old, crawied over the intant,and CITY ITEMS. STRING AND SUMMER Hats. We are now opening a large Gentlemen's. Boys” and Children’ in Brown, White, and Mixed Straws, at Popa- STARTLING DETECTIVE STOR’ oR, Warm WORK AMONG THE Moo: by O14 Sleuth. FIRESIDE COMPANION. for ea, to find “Ol dealers. F st. new. the virtues and ases of general debility, meaknes less. I have found it the best. rem¢ invigorate the droopir, Discovered At Last. beauty. duce a new growth, quisite dressing, fragrant! Wholesale by Storr & CRomWELL, a bs a ee i lays; all urinary complaints; $1, al For Washington at 480 iy ave, “ALDERNEY WAGON! “ Ward” prin ts, 40¢. yr Ib. cheese, buttermilk Ere “RovGH oN Rars.”—Ask druggist for tt. clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. 15¢. a box; for Washington at 480 Pa, avenue. FoR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENT’S Stirs, Anton Fischer, 906 @ street northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. Lewis’, 920 Seventh st. n. w. Lopi.e’s BEADACHE Sreciric will never dis- appoint you. Cures quickly. Only 50 Old Sienth Among the Moonshiners, ets. Y. MINERS, Author of ‘The Lady Detective,” etc. The story will shortly be commenced in TaE ‘The reader may look out events, and will not be surprised Sleuth” in different disguises, Dut always looking out for the main chance. THE FIRESIDE COMPANION 1s for sale by all news- t druggists. It iy Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in ¥y Ibs. Also, cottage and sweet milk 5c. per q ————————_—_____ ar JUENE: \’8 PLEASURE GA. ADMISSION #5 cents. OURTEENTH ANNUAL PICNIC gj OF THE COLUMBIA FISHLNG CLUB, to be given ON MONDAY, May 3, 1880, PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. RDEN. ap30-3t PPLE TIVOLI PARK, FORMERLY GIESBORO, around Washington. The Fern every half hour, aud a beautiful to the Park. First-class city prices: also, fine stabl: horees. May Grand ‘Free Openins Pi th, RICHARD ROBB, Prop: ig NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIO for Picnics any Excursions. The pleaeuntest sunumer resort gy an iz accommodations for ‘i THURSDAY, ietor. ap30-1n) Iron Bitters A Powerful Tonic. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. Iron Bitters A Bure Appetizer. | Iron Bitters ” Rurich the Blood. | Iron Bitters Renew the Vigor. Iron Bitters Give Vitality. Iron Bitters ‘Cure Malarial Diseases, Curatine A Reliable Curatine a ‘Cura Cures Curatine Oures Kidney Curatine ‘Curatine Cures: Iron Bitters Cure Dyspepsia, Iron Bitters 'Curatine Went to sleepin such a position as to smother him.—. ¥. Sun, 29¢h. EUGENE FAIRFAX WILLIAMSON, allas “Gentle- man Jo,” persecutor of Rev. Dr. Dix, who, on the 2sth instant, pleaded guilty of victimizing Howard x Co. to the extent of $32.82 by means ofa bogus check, was arralgned in Ney York yesterday for sentence. Counsel asked a miti- gation on the ground that the prisoner was mentally deranged. He was sent to the state prison for three years. tGen. Grant spent yesterday in Chicago very quiet! GEORGETOWN. THE GEORGETOWN Masonic Crore entertain- ment last night was a success. Besides the members of the choir, Mrs. Mygatt, Mrs. Mira Lucas and Mr. L. E. Gannon contribilted to the entertainment. GRAIN ARRIVAIS.—Boat Samuel Jarboe, with 3.000 bushels wheat: boat Medley, with 2,000 bushels wheat and 1,800 bushels corn. | bushels wheat ranging from $1.20 to # 500 herrings sold at $5 to $ ) shad at, $13 per hundred; per hundred. ———____ ERKA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitstion of all kinds of stone, and just a« durable. For sale ata heavy discount from former prices, TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOK3, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., ‘Cure Indigestion. Tron Bitters Cure 4 orvon eritability. Iron Bite ‘Oure Lan, ‘Curatine Curatine Cures Boils & . Curatine | Cures Ulcers Iron Bitters tine 0 ‘Menstruation. Price 61 8 Bottle. Cures Saas READ THIS COLUMN. —————— Curatine A Vegetable Medicine. Medicine. jures Blood Diseases. tt Liver Complaints. Affections. Scrofais. Bheumatism |For Fetter, Itch 4 and Tumors, Cures 168 Boot Blotchesa Old Sores and Boils. Curat For Mercurial Poisoning Price 81 a Bottle. (RON BITTERS AND OURATINE For sale by STOTT & OROMWE! ON'T PAY 350 FOR A Machine when #25. We sell the Singer, New White, New Home and ap2T-ly 8) jomestic, Ri I the reliab 485 Ponnsy). vania avene, wholesale aud retail aed by alk Dene is ¥ Saez GER SEWING You can buy a better one, for emington, le makes. Mc! EY'S, 427 9th street northwest. EMOVAL.—W. E. BURFORD & CO. tste Brokers, have RE! No. 1115 F St. y.w., where they will be see their former clients, and others wh: » Real Es- « ‘MOVED their office to pleased to io desire to have their business promptly attended to. ap27-1w J M. @ R. COHEN, Se DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES $50,000 worth of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of Matched Stones in Diamond Earrings, Solitaire Diamoud Rings aa LOy, Studs, "°biamond” Pendants and” Cluster Ke Also, WATCHES, in Gold Cases. a fine line of AMERICAN and SWISS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for any of the above goods. MONEY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. mardt-ly Near B. & O. Depot. aps Ww ANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE EMOVAL, sell & Tet cles Tailor-made Second-han R a BUIn'tunch better and a great deal cheaper tau 2 st can . common B&W FUSTH'S OLD STAND, No. 619 Det. n.w., or at Branch Store, No. 408 9th at. pw. N-B.—We buy but first-class Second-hand WECURE YOUR VALUABLES} NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Street and New York Avenue. Fire, Burgi: id Damp Proof Vaults from #5 to 860 a year. ‘Government Bonds on deposit for a receives Silverware in ‘or . of Managers Win. Stickney, 3 Geo, W-Higae, vice mieeidont: B.P.Sny- are in all 1@ Urinary Nei rot fancy = inal Ne ae Emissions, Impotency, &c. - recently contracted, positively cured in from 5 to 5 Yconmultation strictly private, anc Loon: Le LOOK! 5 1B. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. Paper formerly sold for 75c. now reduced to 60c. The above bargain can be obtained at JNO’ C. PARBER. octS 617-619 7th stree! Daa FAIL TO EXAMINE THOSE BEAU- ‘tiful $75 01 at ci Lael it . 10 & 00." ag ey BG Sth ae a BROTHERS, Manrt's IDDIE. AND ({DEALEKS' K Cor. 133g at. and Pa. ave. Genuine, Sane, eben Sees oe EMOVAL. . 8. pector of Gaa and Meters nas boon REMOVED 1 scoond. oor of GALT S BUILDING, No. 1107 Pennsylvania avenue.” “Meters inspected on request of consumers.” 1 UE YOUR EYESIGHT, «et igreticgaess Pa ars : near 435 at. ‘apl5-ly CLOTHING, WA" GUNS, SPOTS Santina Brhen ee O-ders by mail dec31 WAVES, WAVES, WAVES, tng DEMGNGROTS falSsoatals ets uw 9th st. Deerias mares . ond Lime, SPICER, COMPTO) (Successors to O. O. 8! Have removed their BUTTER and from corner 9th and E sts. n.w. ana Avenue, where they the best stock of city. No. 1007 Seventh st. n.w. & CO. PICER) OHEESE Store to O38 Le will continue to keep BUTTER, CHEESE, &c., in the ouisi- y FINE GOODS, LOW PRICES, FAIR DEALING. Just received alot of NEW MAPLE S) SUGAR. Dally Butte: JR BE STORAGE FOR Oe at Upholsterers and ap2l-ly r by package only. receipts of choice, fresh N. ¥. Bi YRUP and UTTER. ap24-6t E'S, Stes Oleaners, Ss ei ete NC IS THE TIME TO GE’ INGS. |8. J. 'T A |. HAISLET, ING Mal A a29-1m_ No. 817 KER. Market Space. (vp sTarrs.) oi) Is YOUR TIME TO N yy THE CLOS! BUY AT SING OUT SALE. Gents’ fine Percale Shirts, latest styles, for 4c. ; 1.60 for 750. Gents" Gauze Ui Victoria All-wool Best inderwear, only 20c. awn, worth 15c. for 10c. goods bef closed out. All other Goods at the same ate prices. worth 75c., fore they are propertion- D. L. ENGEL, 1926 Pennsylvani &p29-2w 2d door fi Gey, avi ym 20th st. RGANS, oO an ORGANS, ORGANS, For cash and upon easy monthly pay- ments. SIDNEY T. NIMMO & CO.'s, ap29 410 Tith OOK CANVASSERS —THE st. new. SUBSORIP- .MERI- TION BOOK DEPARTMENT.—The A! CAN NEWS COMPANY having been entirely re- organi: they are prepared to make Linegat ar- wear et d_addre' ranwementa with the sale of. thelr pal poe on the St. Cloud Builaine. G, =: SHERIFF, . ntlemen of anager. DEALER IN COAL AND WOOD, of every variety. ‘Special attention given to 2 am 00 ications, both serial ani com- iment plan. Call Frida; 2 ordei i 328 Pa. Ave. Pd and Mills, Water and N street, her, ap29 = CARPET OLEANING. All carpets suarant ap2i-ly emall marvins al! Stock Rew yor Btock Exehaner : ales deal in CH ACE: 616 Lonisinna ave. # quoted on Stock Privi- tracts wt viose rates. Gorrerpondence #9- assortment of "s Straw Hats, IRON BURGESS, THE GOVERNMENT DETECTIVE ; ZERO Sopa WATER at Prentiss, corner 7th oe EsINEnt DR. WM. ALEX. GREENE, MACON, GA., writes: ‘I cheerfully state that I have tested efficiency of Colden's Liehig’s Liquid Extract of Beef in my private practice in » depression, uspepsia, loss of appetite and nervous affilc- lions, when medicine had proved more than use- edy I ever-nsed im chronic aicoholism, when the stomach is al- ways irritable, antl food required to nourish and strength and nervous depression. Sold by all druggists and grocers. A remedy to reinstate the human hair fn all its youthful color, vigor, luster, softness and We allude to the ‘London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing.” No matter how gray or harsh it may be, it is sure to re and if the roots of the hair are not dead, it will pro- in most cases’ fasten and stop the hair from falling. and effectually cure dandruff, all humors, itching scalp, &.; an ex- jy perfumed. All the leading druggists sell it at 75 cents a bottle. Quick, comptete cures to 6 FAMILY SUPPLIES. LADIES’ GOODS. _ AMUSEMENTS. * EST N. ¥. BUTTER, per Ib 30 | REDUCED PRICES LN ATIONAL THEATER French Opera | Prime NEW CHEESE, per Ib.. ea DRESSMAKING. | 1 can SWISS CONDENSED MILK... 15 Mrs. 4. L. WHITEFORD, | PNCHY | 3 tbe. Best ITALIAN MAC \GONI cance (of Baltimore, Ma.) __.TO-NIGHT, First Washington of Hercid'’s Oelebrated | 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OL. ..... 2... 50 ap2-ct 03 F st. nw. apt time th Washte Man of Hervid's Osiet MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL TEA, unequalled ME. WASHINGTON. * LE PRE AUX CLERCS. . |" eleewhere. : see s+ 60 FASHIONABLE | tne feoue boerert ncaa ‘Macaporee | Ibe. GREEN COFFEE. 25 | DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, 3" . Cat oui ag. 4 | 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES .. + 40 | Dressea, Suita, Centeiee tone’ Ke., made in | i Grewoire,” Mosse. 6 Q-1b.) Bars BABBITT’S N. ¥. OITY SOAP... 60 | Fuperior style ‘at short Dotice Ladies. cam have | 2q4*hkt yi*et ana h FAREWELL MAT | tand % r ‘OON, ATL | Beane S. & W. CORN .. ag a. 50 | DE = anda pertect Mt cuarea- { Ty oor ees STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY. RS, 5. MESSER, | Paota-Blarie, ‘Anede andGree ia CALIFORNIA BRANDY. M' PRESSMAKING. | SAT) GEO. A. O'HARE, A223 7th st. n.w., ap29 Betwess M and N. MONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT JUICE, Mi (O8T WHOLESOME, DELIOIOUS AND RE- FRESHING BEVERAGE. ENTIRELY FREE FROM ALCOHOL. ._ It preven 6 fies the bi ine pene fevers, cools and purifies by ood, SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES. j Tir aN LES CLOCHES DE OOR LLE, oattine raught anavournsiet Fastion Tor ee! | (THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY.) | 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. $p2-3m_ | Next wcek—RICE’S SURPRISE PA’ | QPRING MILLIVERY,. | OP FELLOW MALL —_ GHAND VOCAL and INS AU MEN TAL CONCERT ‘We have now open and ready for sale ee a4 — | WASHINGTON 8 ENGERBUND, the largest and most complete assortment of Vnder the direction of Prof. J. Max Mitel 4 DY gestion, the ch, rel sea- | STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS | {0+ Myxatt, Soprano. Prof. A. Glostener, d has rea ve Frof. Green, Violoncello, and full Orchestra. ‘First tt poatand dye te Aes ae Ever shown in this city, consisting of reproductich of the GMAND HY MAUS comp ond Pre ete OF the Lime Fruit, is gnaranteed | arn gue Lares Pantin, Exarisn, Iratzan, | S307 for the unveiling cere monies of the pared By too Monee eee Oe wee Swiss anp Awenican NOVELTIES, ” | OPEER: Soctauerabtcass nes. keen | serrat, Weet Indies, from whence it is imported. Together with an endless eng fond all the leading | sion 50 cents. Tickets for sale at Messrs. Metzerott Pes in Staple Straw SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS: Are also replete with everything new and desirab! forming the richest and most ‘elewanit display of” & Co.*s music store, Ellis & Co. "8 music Brad. Adams bookstore, Mr. J store, and by the members. W ILLARD HALL, - W. REED’S SONS. p27 ee) 1216 F street n. EE hte Fre MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, om, Mr Karr'e jowelry . , A MAY FESTIVAL will be held on TURS. OU eees eae ie: SILKS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Ero. Barebone cheng ace, asic hy Doncireband. Spears Coen ROMO, SO Ares os uae ash Fatdand Sia ola ce produce. | Ped at Tyauwege eg arae store, 18th et. . of Willand’s Hotel: Proceets fo wa | Bwinn Process FLOUR 8215 posrk Gol” We have also ready for inapection an extremely ct art snot wha NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY, mean (CHILDREN'S PINAFORE, ‘Gor. SiN ans tees: FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, AT WILLAK TLLAKD'S ALY FRIDAY EVENING aud SATUADAY APTER- me 5 And are constantly receiving addition - | NOON. ete 25 * ap26-3m WM. H. SPIGNUL & CO. cae St cer alent steamer, Oar peas NOON. Tickets 25 cents. it 1E ER! Will be as low as the superior quality ani of 7 =e ) De Sur goods will permit of and werecpecttalginees | THE LARGEST TENTED EXHIBITION the attention of the ladies of this city and vicinity to inspect our stock before making spring purchases, PMsonal attention given to all Millinery orders. 3. P. PALMER, IMPORTER, DRIED APPLES, IN THE WORLD: SIXTEENTH ANNUAL TOUR. ADAM FOREPAUGH'S DRIED PEACHES, DRIED WHORTLEBERRIES, 1) 1107 F st. nw. COLOSSAL COMBINAT! oF RESSMAKING. | ee MENAGENIE, MI NAURCUS and TRAINED PRUNES, 111 F Street. 4 | After an absence of four hibit AP ears. will revisit and ex- First-class work, at moderate prices. mal6-3m rhoone and EB Sane IMPORT. PRESERVES AND JELLIES-IN BUCKETS. ‘ATION OF PATTERN BONNETS AND FINE MIL- NERY GOODs. JOHN H.MAGRUDER, | afanspeton, itt Ge oe Bashers, Ghaguy, | NONDAN TK FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. | Bere.snd Beaded Cre og ed arr oen ennai: w2 Hs2E New York aves | FRmUpip aed titn! oles ef Stee oy IRST PREMIUM | Rogaane and, Mantas, Jackets, Uisters, Flannel 15 PERFORMING ELEPHANTS class article. for 320, i 1d 830). ional Fair over all of 824 and $30. Awarded at the National Fuirover all other compet. LIAN, 907 Penna we Ww 7 Cite Trevise, ERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. The best in the world for the money. All Winter TO CERES, The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the es. United Stat MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. Velocipede Over the High Wire Boots wil ba sald at With Mev Peet t's: ae Dots gold at a h Her Feet in STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT —— A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. for the next 30 days. Also, odd sizes for salecheap. The Wo LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S SHOES MADE TO BARBY ELE GOLDEN HILL, __ ORDER. mar20_ | TRAINED GINAFF, The Standard Family Flour of the District. NOCERC For gale by evory first-class Grocer. DOUGLASS’, In all WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Ninth and F Sts. St. Cloud Brag. | AND PFRFO! can. apl2 wu — RIEK PU > ALLIONS, Sate CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF DISCIPLINED APES, ANS ALACK MARKET, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR ; ANIMALS FOR ON: WEEK LONGER. Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. migeeived 400 DozeN Mone of those thorouzhly « : wade and trimme FRANK J. TIBBETS & Co. 3 a CHEMISE | We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- 7 25 CENT BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and OU- | of EVery xarment at the old price for one wok Seats for 10,000 in the trie Licht OUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- DOUGLASS Separate Tenia. One Ticket aud Pree ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia GAPONS, 40 | _mar6 9th and F street 3 z = ba cents 8 pound. mar30 x a bi The GREAT FOREPAUGH Si its vastness, wf!) arrive on_ ite trains in Washington on SATURDAY Will prepare for and make agrand TORCRLIGHT PROCESSION ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY Ist. Ms BELLE LUCAS: DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLORS, 801 MARKET SPACE, Corner Sth st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 Sth st. n. Li ox Lippineott’s Pronouncine Gazetteer of the. World, corrected to 1860, 8 1 Geddee’ Admininteation of De Witt Voli... 2.80 bewee? All the resonrees of the grvat show will he bronlit winton's Master) iecos of English Literature, 19 | ———————— maa | ont on this occacion, and the route will te deena Dobeon's Visneties in Riya ft HOUSEFURNISHINGS. “CT ate edhe el crt 7 2 Cox's Search forWinterSunbeamis. New edition 1. Cox's Free Trade and Free Land. 1. Larxed’s Thebes and Other Poems, nated with CALCIU Mrs. Burnett's Loutciana. EP?® Fis A “Ali nocracy. eisure Hou 168. OF oii Gig Taineas. Cease ee Piney Sap vl ares we nee ot ir y Cards. 5 x 5 There will be seen wide-open 8 Of Wild Beaste, ROPOLITAN BOURSTONE, Strongly built, handsomely finished, perfect in ‘th {Herd of Blephy io ke ap2t Pennsylvania avenue. | practice, easy of acosen eeousie how ES *sreworks, and ail'thonew andose ° Tacks, slate stone shelves, perfectly conv 7 Ty i <p eeous Chariots, Care and OF DOOR SPORTS. tient not com licated, pure dry air, econ- Cares, anid the = — Company, Brilliantly Costimed and Mounted, will . W. BEVERIDG é ARCHERY GOODS AND CROQUET. = oe: add & reecernedy corosnan Gan. wae ‘The largest and most ermplete stock of Bows, 2009 Pa. ave., nesr 1ith st. NIGHT PAGEANT Arrows, Tan lg Tarwet Stands ‘Quivers and Belts | _Sole Avent for the D. iT _ | it will move from the Show Grounds at 7.30 o'clock ‘Croquet at all prices, from 750. to 89, at HA™ Ton & SHEDD SATURDAY NIGHT, May let. WM. BA! NTYNE & SON'S, IF IT RAINS IT WILL NOT TAKE PLACE, EW STYLES JUST RECEIVED 409 9th street, ¥. M. C. A. Building, (ONDAY FORENOON, May 34 oF PAPER AND ENVELOPES IN BOXES, i ‘See bills for details DINKER CARDS) | BIRTHDAY OARDS: etn wx oa as a a ARENIC CHAIRS IN THE CIRCUS. ME! GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, S Ac ——- Allthe new LAW anil MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS LATROBES, BANGER, eo Admission 50 cents: ehiliiren under nine baif- moire of Madame De Remusat, complete, 1 vol Exhibits Afternoons and Evenings at the mma! $2; Schouler on Baliments, 8F hour. api? 24,30, any1, He yay Cecil Hay, 1c. ; Peal HAMILTON & SHEDD, of 3 Peabody's ces m. BE. ing, $1.50; Thebes and Other Sent by mail, cera, by onan” 8. ‘Larned, $2. apl5 409 9th street. leet = Poet OATES a ar GIO —— “*A Teacher's Lot is Not a Happy One.” ; Law BoossevLens aN Srarroxriee, GS FIXTURES: “A Good Opportunity to Laueh with Impanity.” ap e js AVE. “4 FPResn LITERATURE, | GAS FIXTURES!!! OME AGAIN. __ COME AGAIN. MINNIE PALMER'S BOARDING SCHOOL. Under the Window, “LOOK AT THE GOLD-HEADED CAN introducti i Stedman. 2.00 IN: CE} e eRe ms ot is Ni Happy One cay nirer YE. Stedman. a A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY oF A Teacher's Lot is Nota Hayy.One. ° ran’s Annals e ‘ols. | | a NG SC! LM NI SATURDAY, a Witand Wisdom of Sidney Sint 1:78 | From the factory of Mesers. MITCHELL, VANCE iat ze af a — ‘a : ‘roude’s Bun; 5 i y. ve ats i le for all only 25 cte. Ward's Ohaucos 17g | ©00.. N. ¥., can be seon at ener ae 2 ses = % a = 5 ] | Bs Wo, FONDAY ¥ Ni lay 3a, FRANCIS B.MOHUN, | S52) 25m Sheet es SMITH, WALDRON, MORTON AND MARTIN'S SvccEssons TO Mouun Bros., Where all competition can be successfully met with ee tee apl 1015 Pa, ave., oor. 1ith st. | these CELEBRATED GOODS. Pee INSTRELS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find itte = % EDUCATIONAL. their advantage to examine this stock before pur- | ()DD FELLOWS’ HALL, ——— = == chasing. OSTON INSTITUTE AND EBEL 7 = a DRE GARTEN: eons Wii er d A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. nd Efficient Teachers, from Youngest to Grammar | Grade, Missis POLLOCK & NOERR, Principals E. F. BROOKS, 532 15th st. | BAKER'S DRAMATIC COMPANY In Byron's 3-act Comedy OUR BOYS, 4 School year class June 12th. Reopens Sept. 3d. On MONDAY EVENING, ™. a, Pai its reorlved at ‘any time. 1127 13th st. *s Nor | _apls Conconaw Burnprxa. peer ea aE Ne mal class for ladies. apai-iw* = 5 I. 0. RECHABITEs. " J, Kone ae ees | WO ao SEE Particular attention t ber Hinhers, as well ae those wishing to be qualified for EEE PERKYN MIDDLEWICK eee Terms moderate. 1215 H st. n.w. WATER COOLEKS, Admission ay 29-3t 5 Famer, REFRIGERATORS, | ABT CAN EX SrREet N.W. 1 7 Guassrs—Aftornoan Linde knew 7 t09. 810 | Auda Complete Stock of KITCHEN REQUISITES se ae per quarter, in advance. Greek, rman, ar AT THE COOK 3b, uli, Mathematics, Penmanship, Book: \ 127g Wanirserom Si, Goorweten, spect preparation for Col- ~ Single ‘Tickets, 30 cents. Beason Tickets, (nol et Point, Annapoli aud’ all competi J. W. BOTELER & BRO.’S, a ; | transferable, ) #1. Tickets for sale at Ellis’ Ma- lene, petitive examinations. 4 rivate lessons on moderate terms. | sic Store and M. E. Boardman’s Book Store. Take apl2 spl2 Sees ares Se ee. | ‘Averiue or F-otrcet cars: tne intter pester within a ‘PHCEESSON LARROQUE, TH 1sth at native | (\EORGE RYNEAL, 3r., | few doors of the exhibition. ap26-63 ch Instructor, wraduate of Sorbonne Uni- i Sagan & traction in all the French | ARLINGTON THEATER. Drancles and nicetios, ‘forms inoderate: sy Sus OIL AND WATER COLORS, | ATHis Wr ‘Wells and sties in their fan ble Panton ine of the Village Bride. Frank Carll the great Etbiopean Comedian, late of Duprez an: Benedict's Minstrels. 20 First-class Artists, all in MARTE ROOD. INSTITUTE, QoxDORDYILEE, ¥ anp LAMP GOO! Pa Boye, 850 ber quarter Girls, 84 ARTISTS’ MATERIALS DS, Genta prepared for business, Yale or Harvard. First | Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, | Poedict’ Minsinls. 3 Ae ew fi: class professors. _ Primary pupils admitted. ALL KINDS OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS | DAY and SATURDAY. Ladies and Chlldren a an ie» Principal. ap 26. jel? J. SHORTLI A. M., Principal. in Pe Free. PENOERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ives education for real life to sons and daughters. | ————_————_*—____*? tines.” Engagement of the American actor, F. T. tie Course Soa hip. pete AS COOKING STOVES. rich, in Lis great comedy drama, entitled Just iE Ocean on ane: seem AP eee —— is Luck? or. ‘the Winning Hand. Our «rest Olio. Binwic ana ‘Dou keeping, Businé Washington Gas Light Company baveatthetr | His 1ck so". ins ‘Chas. A. Grear, Ri Practices, Political Economy, Law,and | ofce on 10th ‘an’ assortment of the BUN MeDermott, He Collins and our Maimmot Lectures. Day and ev sessions. Open’ for | ONS Gay GOORING BIOVES, in Various sizes Btock Company in the Bill of the Season. ap26 Feception of Students last. Monday in August and ae eee Ge More wend Dp Mine Deas | Stock Company Go aes SPENCER Poitier | in her lectures on cookery. INCOLN HALL. dress. [aug] __H. O. SPEN cipal. et od ceauiine theme myn | J) - SLETON & HOEKE, : S™ SOL Markee Space. PROPOSALS. | FUIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30. CARER TS! CARPETS! CARPETS! ,, | PHOPOSALS FOR TOBACCO. ‘ MISS KATE FIELD, MA 2 MATTING — anor Ban cheeeon and cas Canton MAT- | OFFICE PURCHASING AND Depot Com.or Sun'cr,} 1 HER TINGS. Anew stock of CARPETS. RUGS, MATS, WasHINoTox, D.C., April 24, 1880.5 NEW MUSICAL MONOLOGUE, 3 DRUGGETS, SHADES, Raw Silk Piano and Table | _Srarep Prorosazs, in duplicate, will be received x 4 OOVEBS, in all sizes and colors; Furniture Oover- | at this office until 12 o’cLock u., May 28, 1880, for 4 ENTITLED ings, &c., &e , just received. supplying, for the use of the U. S. Army, one hun- Furniture COVERS a speci dred and fifty thousand pounds of madufactured EYES AND EARS IN LONDON, in connection, with, the, avove, wesnave suppiic | plug tobscce, equal in quality to sample which will ourselves with the most perfect and com: be furnished’ biders on application to this offies. | xovgL, HUMOROUS AND ENTERTAINING. Carpet Cleaning Machinery in the country, and | No bid for less than fifty tuousand pounds will be RIGINAL AND CHARACTERISTIO SONGS. are p to execute all orders for Carpet Clean- | Considered. o1 notes ing With promptness, guaran all work. “Gar- | “One-half of the tobacco contracted for with any IMITATIONS OF LONDON a Pets taken up, clesued, stored and relaid at reason. | bidder to be delivered within thirty days after not.- LAUGHABLE PERSONAL SKETCHES, Ete. to Store willrecetve immediate attention. A Propeaals Wil be received for delivers at the Sub BURLEOGUS OF TFAIZAN OPEEA- iGLETON @& HOEK: spots in Wi New Yors, ' “*"Mise Kate Field was weloomed by ene of the most ap6-! S801 Market Space, | or Ghicare the which itis tode- | brilliant audiences that have been assembled here SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SEWING | Si mea oped ‘and ‘conditions reistiee to | isecMrCh dcr pedi success.”—¥. ¥ : Ss MaCHINES. the tobacco required and forms of may | ““Aamission, 50c. ; reserved seate, Te. Beate may 815.00 Decbtained upon sppiication t the ‘Commis- | be secured at Metzerott’s music store, 925 Pa. ave., + 13.00 | FOR Gin tis St-Louin, oF Chicago, A copy of | 22. and after ~ + ati, BE. Nor Ohicago. Bonter = ° im Copy of iseoactenent aeaeboat tbesch _— = 13 09 be referred to “therein and form part Ls VERNON LAGER BEER BREWELY ‘These Machines are as asnew and are war- | — Proposals from manufacturers only will be con- ABD PLEASURE GARDER, eh cee Seale *ldine vight to reject any or all bids is reserved. BErween 4vu axp Gru axp E anp F ers. N-E.. a OPPENHEIMER'S, Bidders sre invited to be preseatat the opening of | aya9 Washington, D.O. 526 Oth street, cor. F northwest. cident All kinds Rented and Re apii-ly_ |g: troposals must be, i Tobsccy, Te f ' DUNCAN SNIEFE: fo the anaereened. GBREEAL ADVERTISING AGENT, ap28-6t and 0.8., U 8.Army. ai gna $2 Astor House Offices, NY. | ~ an_udvertisi nt wii Promrdy pays tis bills. New York Sun. its po. | YWOXAGERS TO EUMOFE. = reeses large and original resources for siicsesstalty Se piscine newspaner advertieing to the entire satis faction of hin 8, anil We advise every one [+ 4. W BOTELER & BRO. 3 fore xiviug out any orders, to obtain from hin . 4 ad egtimate as it will cont them ned and Are the Agents for the tale of Tickets in xreat dent Ne: ‘orlile E ai mend bim to every ‘ane ae in thear: ¢ | is Aaverticing. New Fore Tribes a8 i | pete a Srorrint curope can obtain all ‘TE —OTN GUL: SILVER, in ora, woaden yy We Bure & BRo. ora. lgnauctes.. by: anh rire rete j. We +e 823 Len’ss 78, Detweem 3d OBS fy es mane iin "a avenue. i }