Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1880, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR._ DOUBLE SHEET May 1, 1840. Fhe Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. cE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, SS ASHINGTON, May 1, 1580, } For the South Atlantic states, ope i ‘Winds possibly veering to warm . rising, followed by falling barometer, clear or partiy cloudy weathe~. ——— LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c.. To-Night. National Tieater— Le Cloches de Corne- vilie,” by the Grau French Opera Company. | Ts Opera House.—Miss Minnie Palmer's | Ford Te * Boarding School. Theater Comigue. just His Luck” and va- ‘New bill of attractions. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted a’ p. m. and extinguished at 4 a.m. ‘A boy five years old, named Joseph Collins, fell out Cf a third-story window, corner of 2th and M streets, yesterday and broke his collar bone. ‘The Crow, Sioux and Bannock Indians, who have been at the Tremont House for some weeks, are out nearly every night to an enter- tatnment of some kind. Last evening they were the guests of Colonel Meacham at 5is 13th streef. when Dr. Howland gave an interesting stereopticon exhibition. Messrs. Webb, Hagner and Maddox, for the Washington Gaslight Company, yesterday en- tered sult against B. J. Coyle & Co. for $590 damages for injury done to the plaintiff's pipes while constructing the sewer on loth street | northwest. Tn the case of Joseph Neverson allas Babe Bedford, Edward Queenan and Sandy Pinn, con- ‘ieted of the murder of George Philip Hirth, and who were sentenced to be huag, Judge Hoagrer yesterday signed the bills of exceptions in the eases of Bedford and Queenan. A beatly-dressed, delicate child was brough? Into Mr. Whiteford’s mission, corner of I and 2d streets northeast, Jast night, by a destity man, calling himself her father, who said ne was from th Carolina going to New York. ‘The man left this morning. He acted very Suspictously. | The price of double-sheet Srak isthe same a3 the single sheet—two cents. | Persons living in the county outside of the city, report that fee formed on the stream3 and ponds last night and white frost was general. | About 7 O'clock this morning,- a colored | Woman named Susan Grant. a servant in the house of Mr. C. P. Miller, 214 I street north- md dead in bed. The coroner gave | itieate of death from epliepsy, to wbteh | subject. Yesterday, the train arriving here at 3:25 p. mm. with the Washirgton and Ohio raiiroai con- | nection, Drought into the B. P. depot a young lady of Loudon county, Va. She was taken sick im the depot, anda physician being sent | for Dr. Dexter responded, and in a short tim’ arlington Theater. the population ot Washington was increased bs | one—a bouncing boy. She was sent with her | child to the ¢ ylum. | Mr. James F i er of the Irish | Felief committee, of this elty, to-day forwarded | sixty pounds sterling ).43) to the Land j League Relief Committee im Dublin. The lec- ture of Simon Wolf, esq., recently delivered at Synagozue, netted $63.52 for the relief fund. No fancy prices for Howson’s splendid Ice | Cream. $ t | ‘Yesterday. In the Equity | ‘artter made a decree or DECREE OF Divorce Court, Chief Ju: divorce in the case of Mary FE. Saaw (nea Dow) against john L. Shaw. They were married in this city by the Rev. ¢ . Hall, March seorge 4 |, and she charged that the defendant neve rendered her any support, but that she sus- tained herself by working’ !n the Government | Printing Office from the time of her marriage until December. 1:6, when she was discharged | on the ground of being a married woman sap- | porting a worthless husband, and being reduced lo starvation she was compelled to Seek the | shelter of a friend’s house, but finally succeeded | in getting a position where she uid comfort- ably support herself. MACK ALL ESTAaTs. ndge Ha ckall was di- rected to be proven and admitted to probate, and the objections were overruled. Mr. Mackall leaves his property to be equally divided be- tween five children, leaving his son Brooke with a legacy of $1, on account of discrimins tons made in bis (Brooke's) favor previously. Brooke filed a cave.t thereto, that the will had been revoked by a deed of all his property nine days before bis death. The court having thus decided, the instrument will be proven and ad- mitted to probate, and proesedings will be en- | tered to set aside the deed to Brooke fa the Equity Court. W. Wiltoughby appeared for B. Mackall, jr., and B. Davenport for the other es. ——. ‘THE EaRLy CLosina MOVEMENT.—By refer- ence to a special potice in another column it Will be noticed that the early ss movement has been started for the 10th of May by many of the leading grocers. On and after that date thetr places of business will be closed at 7 p.m, except Saturdays, till November 1. Po.o at THE Rivx—Baltimore against Wash- | ‘ington, May 3d, 1830. The Rink will close for | the season Saturday, May Sth, 180, ee ReAL EsTare Sanrs.—Yesterday afternoon | Duncansen Brothers, auctioneers, sold for Frederick W. Jones and Joseph R. Edson, trus- | tees, lot 46 in Plerce & Kingie’s sub-division of Square 207. fronting 19 feet 7 inches on S street, between Fourteenth and Fift-enth streets northwest, by a depth of 140 feet, and improved by a brick dwelling. to L. E. Cannon, for $2.35). | W. E. Burford & Co. real estate brokers, N 1115 F street. have made the following sale For the late Paymaster John A. L. Morrell. his beautiful country seat, near G. W. Rige’s place | for $5,000 cash; for Alfred W. Rowell, lots 3) aid 40, th square No. 157, fronting 42 fet on P st., adjacent to Dupont i eirele, for DIAMOND Lack Prvs $2. - WASHINGTON Fist MAnket.—Sold by E. Golden, agent. 160,000 herrings, from $ to $5 thousa: dred: | Aj er MW shad. from $10 to $i4 per hun- ‘hes rock and perch from i0 to 4 : tu cents per bunch. TRE Scxpay first issue of the Scuwiey Fost will be out to-morrow. It will be a large s-page sheet. full of interestin spe al- ties, together with all the news. To be had of newsboys and carriers. THE SECOND SPRING Opening at M. Willian’s tock place to-day. Among the novelties are. a8 usual, very choice selections. The hats which attracted most atiention are the Spanish agd Gipsy, both from Annie and Georgette. + ‘Tur New Hor: dney T. Nimmo & Co. i relling organs on monthly payments, and for cash at the cheapest rates in the market. EotS | * Borrors,” and the | Buckingham was a | pap | the late London sensation entitled “Our Boys. | day morning, Cornelius + RSEMEMIS, AC. NATIOVAL THEATER—The new opera bouffe jast night drew a crowded house, and the audl- nee was delighted with the sprightly pertorm- ance. To-night will be the fareweil perform. ance of the Gran company. "Les Cloches de Corneville” will be given with the leading sing- ers in the cast and a full chorus. RIck’s SURPRISE PaRTY, with Invitations to everybody to attend, wiil be atthe National next week. ee wilj produce “Revel irnew Wurlesque, ** Hiawa- tha.” “ Keveis” and “ Horrors” have delighted crowded houses at the National heretofore. ‘The new burlesque, “ Hiawatha.” ts very funny and full of lively music and comic _ hits. « Revels” will be given Monday night. Willie Edouin, Marian, Elmore, Golden. ey, Alice Atherton and others, popular in burlesque, are with the Surprise Party, now recognized as the best company of the kind on the stage. Forp’s Opera Hovss.—Miss Minnie Palmer an her “Boarding School” company will close a pretty fair week at the Opera House to-night. Their entertainment is very pleasant and at- tractive. ‘Tue Bic Four.—Next Monday Smith, Wal- dron, Morton and Martin’s original and cele- brated Big Four Minstrels will begin a week of — entertainments at Ford's Opera House. here will be six end men and ten song and dance men. Their programme is new and is de- sertbed as capital in Its way. THEATER ComiguB.—A good Saturday night performance can be seen at the Comique this evening. Next week new novelties will be introduced. THR ARLINGTON THEATER will give its great show of this week again to-night. Next week new attractions will be given. THE Cmev ‘orepaugh's great circus ar- rived In the city to-day. To-night the grand foreh light procession will take place. It will &o over the following route:—From 9th and S Street at 7:30 p.m. down 9th street to K, along K fo Connecticut avenue, to cirele, to P street. to West street (Georgetown), to High. down High to Bridge,along Bridge to Pennsylvania avenue, to ith street east, to East Capitol street. to 13i street east. to A s'reet, to New Jersey avenre, toD t eet, t Street, toG street, to 7th st, and return to exbibition grounds. "The at'rac- Jions that Forepaugh brs into the fleld this Year are great. He introduces many new feat- ures, and has many animals in his collection that are not seen every day. His show has just been In Baltimore four days, and the S/n says this mornng:—“It fs safe to say that since its arrival 50,000 people have visited it,and the pop- ular belief s that the proprietor has taken with him a “bar‘l” of money with which to carry on the summer campaign.” PrnarorE.—The little ehildren of Capitol Hill gave a very creditable Pinafore at Odd Fellows’ Hall last evening. It was for chairity. George “Ralph;” Miss Kittie Clarse, as Hebe, was a captivating little body. The phar was repeated this afternoon. Miss Gussie Sutherland, who trained the com- deserves great credit. .pD FELLOWS’ HALt..—Grand vocal and {nstru- mental concert at Odd Fellows’ Hall to-morrow unday) evening by the Washington Sienger- bund, under the diréction of Prot. Mufer The program will inciude the hymnus sung at ihe unveiling of the Thomas statue. The follow- ing will take part: Miss Lois Mygatt, soprano; Prof. A. Gloetzner, pianist; Prof. Gren, violon- cello, and a full orchestra. THE ART LOAN EXxutnition at the Cooke man- sion will open next Monday at 1 p. m., and de open from that hour the four following days. The exhibition will be large and valuable, and | Includes many beautiful and rare pictures and oiber articles. Baker's DRamatic Company’ will appear in uid Fellows’ hail, Monday evening, May the benefit of Union ‘Tent of Réchadi Baker, Bartley, Towers, Robinson, Knapp and Sher wood, and Misses Raun, Wallace, Jackson and Donaldson comprise the cast. This is the last entertainment to be given here this season by this company, and they are endeavoring to make it an enjoyable one. Miss KATE FIELD'S “MUSICAI. MONOLOGUE” at Lincoln Hall last night was an entertainment as enjoyable as It Was novel, and the large audi- ence present expressed tbeir approbation by frequent laughter and applause. It 1s really a bright and humorous lecture on the queer things and people she saw in London, inter- spersed with Songs and with laughable fllustra- lions of the English language as spoken by Englishmen. ‘The London tan’s dinner specch, and the imitation of the British Cheap John, show her to be a clever mimic, while the mule- teers song and the operatic burlesque prove her to be a good vocalist with a keen eye and ear for the Tudicro ——_.—_—_. Two Wixpows oF € ® Man.—Yesterday, in case of the estate of Butterfleld was up. The deceased died 9 F strect, in this city, on the 14th of Feb- ary, leaving personal effects worth not over #250 and claims against the governments of Den- mark and Mexico, and on March 4th, Mary A. Butterfield. of Berryville, Loudon county, Va., and B. C. Taylor flied a petition for letters of ad- ministration. On March 20th R. W. Clapp pe- tivoned for the appointment of G. W. Balloch ministrator, representing that Butter- field had made # contract with him for the sum of $5,000 on his Claim against Denmark; that the prosecution of said claim devolves upon him, and that the said claim represents the whole of the estate, and smite 6 ar eee, appears from papers fled that the claim against Denmark arises from the fact that the steamer Ben Franklin and bark Catherine Augusta. owned by Butterfield & Co., laden with military Stores, arrived at the Island St. Thomas in Sep- the Probate Court, the Carl | tember, 1854, and were there detained. The case has been continued from time to time, and Mr. E. B. Hay, on April 23d, filed'a petition for the widow of Mr. Butterfield residingin New York city, and Mrs. Thomas J. Clark, of Saratoga Springs, objecting to any administration until the legal heirs can prove their claim. Yester- day the cause was continued for a further hear- ES have been issued to Den- nis E. Ne and Margaret A. Blackstone: Henry R. Sallal of Minneapolis, Minn., aod Mary C. Devlin; Morris M. James, of Harris- burg, and Florence Everton; James Faherty and Bridget Cody; Jeremiah Barry and Florida a of Fairfax county, Va.; W.T. Lucas and Mary Helen Rhodes, of Baltimore, Md. THE effect of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is most Soothing. The price ts only 25 cents a bottle. t CatGar T Early last Tnes- Johnson called at MARRIAGE LIC! z. Newman His OW: the house of Detective Mi his (Johnson’s) house, 474 H street s.w., had been entered, by burglars boring holes in the back shuters and that they stole trom him a | Writing desk, $2 in money anda number of notes. Mr. MeDeviit went to the house, and, after lookir¢ tt _over, was satisfied that no rob bery had taken place. Detectives Voss and McDevitt kept a watch omJohnson, and yester- Gay arrested him, when upon peeroniny hima part of the money was found on him and part ot the papers claimed to have been stolen. He then made a confession to Mr. McDevitt that he had robbed the house himself. Johnson was secretary of Oceola Lodge, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows, No. 203%. of the District of Col. umbia, and the funds belonged to the order. He is held for a hearing. CHANCE for good bookkeeper In Wants. District Gevernment Affairs. During the present fiscal year. up te the Ist strict tax collector has sold 4,251 dog tags. ‘The receipts for special assessment taxes yes- terday were $2:829.77. The issue of drawback certificates will be commenced on Monday, and thereafter. The report of Butiding Inspeetor Entwisle for the month of April shows 91 permits for new buildings, 124 for repairs, 2i for awnings, and | for 58 lineal feet of vaults. The receipts were $453, which has been turned over to the District | treasurer. In answer to the protest of James E. Miller, 14th and C streets, Inst locating the of the Carter Odorless Excavating Company on D Street, the Commissioners state that the health officer has found upon investigation that Mr. Carter ts pre Ing toestablish a stable and barrel depot at the point named.. The depart- ment cannot anticipate @ nuisance, but will as soon as anything offensive is found take prompt action. THE LIQUOR LICENSE QUESTION. Mr. Francis Miller, assistant attorney for the District, has rendered an opinion to the Dis- | ict Commissioners as to the proper course to | + be pursued in the case of applications for liquor | licenses from. who have been tried in the Police Court, convicted and fined there, and who have appealed their cases to the Criminal Court, and refusing to pay their fines, tender the amount of their license fees and continue to sell without a license. He says that persons who sell without license should be prosecuted for every such offense that can be established by proof, and fined every week if necessary. Ove conviction for a given time does not stand in the way of conviction for a subsequent offense, and tbe appeal does not in any way affeet suteequent trials for new offenses. Noth- ing would have a greater effect towards discouraging appeals from the Police Court than a rule rigidly enforced that no person shall obtain a license so long asa conviction in the Police Court remained unreversed and the fine unpaid. He states that he would hesitate to recommend the refusal to issue a license under Such circumstances, if {t were not for the fact that the Commissioners are authorized by law to use their discretion in [Soon | or refusing such Ueenses. While this discretion should not be exercised arbitrarily, he states that he thinks the fact that a fair trial before a compe- tent tribunal has resulted in a conviction of a violation of the license law, is quite sufficient ground for the Commissioners to withhold a license until the applicant is relieved irom that conviction by a jus ent of the appellate court. He pac Teeommends the adoption of such a rule and its rigid enforcement CouRT Yesterday, Davis Sewing Machine Co. agt. Rothwell; argued and submitted. Lincoin agt. Campbell; argued; adjourned to Mont Crrcorr Court (No. 1)—Judge Macardur. Yesterday, National Metropolitan Fire Lngur- ance Co. agt. Shepherd; defendant called and judgment. Costello agt. Dennis; verdict for plainti’ nominal damages and costs. Averell ayt. Barber; reported settled. Downham agt. Keiley; dismissal set aside by agreement and continved. Grey agt. Hoyt; detendant. called and judgment. ‘Turnbull agt. of condemnation. Frass as MeDaniel agt. West; verdtc motion for new trial filed. Wailes et al; replication ¥ ‘ontinued, Sullivan agt. plaintiff for nominal damagi 32 verdict for fe dcosts. Smith agt. Rutherford; continued on detendant’s pay- ing costs. PROBATE Covrt—Judge Hagner, Yesterday, will of E. H. Calvert, fully proven, no letters; estate of Mary Rose Martin, caveat led by Cecelia Baylis and George F. Adams to probate of will; estate of Carlos Buttertield, veut of Mis. Carlos Buttertield to letters to Mrs. Mary A. Sutterfeid, filed and cause con- tinued; Willtam L. Fuelling appointed guardian to orphans of Jolin Fueling, bond $2,000; will of Caroline A. Hyatt, filed tor probate; estate of Joseph I, Green; petition of John W. Lee, for administration and renunciation of only hel, filed; Mary Nolen, appointed guardian to orphans of Eugene Callahan, bond $3,000; will of James M. Torbert, admitted to probate and letters issued to Susan Torbert, bond $100; will of Catharine Windsor, citation against, Forace S, Johnston, fssued returnable May 21; estate of Edwin W. Lattimer, Charies M. N. Latimer appointed administrator; bond £1,000; will of Maria W. Stewart, admitted to probate and let- ters to Francis Upshur, bond $1,000; estate of Thomas Lewis, order of sale of personality. srani estate of J. T. Overstreet, letters of ad- ministration, with will annexed, granted to William E. Smith, bond $1,900; estate of P. M. F. W. ard M. G. Bradley, order of sale granted. Citation tssued against W. V. S. Wilson, guard- jan to Ada G. Stewart, to show cause for not making account. Final account of Elizabeth Cullinane, late guardian to Martha E. Gibson, confirmed; will of: Isaiah Hanseom, admit to probate and letters to Jalia M. ‘Hanscom, bond $10,000. Inchambers, before Chief Justice Carter—Estate of Edward M. Wright; adminis- LADIES’ GOODS. ME. W. Ne of Thomas Smothers, convicted of rape on the Feses OPERA ROUS: ‘TOR Person of Miss Lena Leins, was called, and | © Fonp's OPERA HOU -E, DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, PERA HOU <E. FORD'S OPFRA HOUSE. FORD'S OPERA HOU! MONDAY EVENING, May 3d, Buits, Costumes, Cloaks, ke., made in ‘ ae : superior style at short noti Ladies can have Drenecs Cut and Basted anda perfect Mt Mesers. Davenport and Clagett, for the pris. oner, presented a billof exceptions. They had read’ Dut a sbort portion of the paper when | there was a disagreement with the counsel on the other side. and the case went over. The MONDAY EVENING: May Sa a — = no reflection on counsel, | SMITH, WALDRON, MORTON AND MABTIN’S Agency for 8. T. Taylor's Pattern: Sytem, of ORIGINAL ore. we ed Journals of ion ~~ — GEORGETOWN. BIG 4 MINSTRELS. — sd BIG 4 MINSTRELS. BIG 4 MINSTRELS. BIG 4 MINSTRELS, BIG 4 MINSTRELS. BIG 4 MINSTRELS. GPRING DILLINERY. | ‘THE CONCERT aT CUnTis Hat last night by the public school children, for the Lea or adding to their library, was a success. Misses Hunt. Lightfoot, Nordlinger, Strauss, Ludgate, Barnes, and Masters Nordlinger, Curtis and Poreh especially distinguished themselves. | DEap.—Mr. Charles Vanderwerken, son of | Gilbert Vanderwerken, died at his resi- dence, in Virginia, a short distance trom George- town, at an early hour this morning, after a protracted illness of consumption. L We have now open and ready for sale the largest and most complete aasortment of STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS Ever shown in this city, consisting of ALL 28e Largest Parrstax, ENGLISH, ITALIAN, ‘Swiss AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES, E REAT COMEDIANS—10. 10-GREAT OOMEDIANS—10. 10—GREAT COMEDIANS—10. ‘Together with an endless of all the leading ECTURE ON Neb by nae Le ene at SIX ERD MEN. Bhapes in Staple Straw » Our it church, Georgetown, Monday x a Sag = Resadve ‘ 2 KIX END SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS Sea Ae ‘Are leo replete with © ing pew and. eaeatan, ALEXANDRIA. forming the richest and most elegant disp FOUR MUSICAL MORES. FOUR MUSICAL MOKES. FOUR MUSICAL M KES. FOUR MUSIOAL MOKES. FOUB MUSICAL MOKES. CHAS. HAYWOOD, The only Artist in his Hine who possesses a c1tiva- = ted Soprano Voice. SILKS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, Erc., That the home and foreign markets can produce. We have also ready for inspection an extremely cbuloe selection of? °°"? FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, And are constantly receiving additions to our gen- eral stock by every European steamer. Our prices ality and de of THE LIBERAL NSwsPaPeR OUTRAGE CASE.—AS noticed in yesterday’s Gazette. Judge Hughes istended his order issned the day before, ‘ransferring George Nowland and kobert Bal- -enger to the District of Columbia authorities, to answer indictments for robbery and assault with ‘ntent to kill, and admitted the accused to » il, Nov land in the sum of $500 and ere a will be as low as the snperior qu: in the sum of $1,000. for their appearance JOHN W. MORTON, fore him on the 12th of May next. in order to ‘Tho Prince of Comediaus. the attentionof theiatice ais otrent eae allow their counsel time to appeal to the Su- ae inspect our stock before making spring purchases. preme Court of the United States, to settle the PAUL ALLEN, Personal attention wiven to all Millinery orders. question of jurisdiction, they contending that, America’s Eocentric Wonder. 2 the offences for which the two men are in- ——- J. P. PALMER, dicted are cognizable Dy. jhe laws of the state KINE BROS., of Virginia. “After the Gazette went to press a J: the Musical Wonders, in their | _apl ee fthers ae ere ee were nen - aerial Musital Brecialt Starport of a. fore Com! loner Fowler and gave bond for Artistic nets, Tamborine jos RESSMAKING. their appearane in the sums rcqnired, Mrs. and Trick Bone Duets. D THE MISSES HAMILTON, BL F surety for her son, George First-class work, at moderate prices. mal6-3m Eee ae eyton Ballenger for bis son, Robert Ballenger, and they were released from ‘Nowland becomin; —— Nowland, and Mr. +3 HARRY ARMSTRON The Son of Momue. a, ment of which Justice story, George’ Nowland havi {oust orovary feos: The intel beantind are mate eu Ni jan Vins revious] pared face. m ald hiv fine of $10 for an Assan upon a news. BILLY SMITH, Pub RAYS CURLING ELIXIR and HALS DREBS- boy about two weeks gO. in default of pay- The Humorist of the Age. ING, which is the on/y preparation that will make mpson had commit- the hair curl Soe | and Gl per | tp oor xeop RMA it soft and h Ty & bottle and be g ted him to jail for thirty days. MASTER MARTIN, ie Dopey hg hry ig FisH AND FISHERMRN.—TWwo hundred and Biack Grimaldi. Pow BLUTT & CHOMWELL: Dinan ta) Pe Atty thousand herring and five thousand shad cause avenue. apl-co arrived at Fis) wo lay. lad sold at from a intette ; = Wousand. K. Travis, who has been fishing at BIDAU: and ROUND HATS. Also, UNTRIMMED! Deep Hole, Cocotuee Bay, and Samuel Ticer, NLEY, HATS and BONNETS in every variety, fishing at Plum Tree Gut, Occoquan Bay, have And MOORE. | shape and style. tout, and Jerry Robb, who cut out at the ——— Having made special arrangements with « Pari i ium’s ‘fishing shore ‘Tuesday last, has com- The Renowned ian house, we shall be able to present constantly to menced fishing sgain at Sandy Bar, the fish | SMITH, WALDRON, MORTON AND MARTIB, SOREN CH DOM RSS ot eenon, new desiins being more plentiful at that shore than they are Noted as the Original 4 Net ied BONN All | in Neck Wear. KID GLOVES from 4 to 16 but- tons in the new Spring Shades. a a wiven to orders. MES. M. J. HUNT, further down the river. A boat load of sixty thousand berring came down from Washington yesterday, the prices obtain Here being higher BiG—4—BI@, BIG-4—BiG, g Conepicuous in their Wonderful Songs and Dances | _mar27 Ne than in that Gai tna Inimitable Grotesque Specialties, in (ening amen which they are Unapproachable. PRING IMPORTATION a wri NNETS LINERY GOODS. CITY ITEMS. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MaTINEES WEDN. DAY AND SATORDAY. | ,Xancnedos, Polit do Rose, Duchesse, Chantilly, Tae CLES R tre Reg, F DOHCCUY || sar nciwitianenting tie enermons expense en- | mere and Beaaed Capes "An Sovant saporiment ot hannless, “Cures almost instantly. tailed in engaxing this grand oncanization, there | Dress Trimmings and Buttons. Corsets, Under: Ir_ there ever was a specifie for any one com. | Will be no advance in prices of admission: Bid and Thread Gloves, and = besutitel ms Littie Liver Puls are aspec- tie for sick headache, and every woman should know this. Only one pill a dose. A 0c. Carrer with a carpet ‘ining under it will outwear a $1.00 carpet without tt. Use only that manufactured of cotton and paper. Two sewed and plain. American Carpet Lin- ‘ew York and Boston. For sale by all PRICES OF ADMISSION, 75and500TS. it jhe THEATER, French Opera Last Performance of MR. MAURICE GRAU’S GREAT FRENOH OPERA COMPANY. e Imabs and Mantilias, Jackets, Ulsters, Fianne! and Combinction Bate’ Bises Rik Gents, eee wee ari WILLIAN, 003 Penna ave 7 Cite Trevise, Paris.” merls YEBMILYA’s LADIES’ SHOES. ‘The best in the world for the money. All Winter Boots wil be sold at a DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN PER CENT for the next 30 days. Also, odd sizes for sale cheay LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S SHOES MADE ORDER. mara No one would think of feeding an infant on beet or mutton. ret the use of farinaceous toods TO-NIGHT AT ¥, | ‘most | Decause it is called ““Rittens,” | some drunken whisky 1s hardly less destuuctive to the ltves of the lit- fe ones, Me/lin’s Food for infants is so pre- pared as to be readily assimilated by the LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE, ycungest child, forming the only reliable sub- on | stitute Tor a Inother's milk. Drugeists ‘and (TEE CHIMES OF NORMANDY.) | grocers sell tt everywhere. Price, 75 cents. T. é | Hetcalt & Co, Reston Mase PAOLA-MARIA.... .-SERPOLETTE. | Next Monday, May 3, return of the Famous RICE’S SURPRISE PARTY. ARLINGTON THEATER. MONDAY, May id. first great LEVANT SISTERS, voc: yess BELLE LUCAS: DEESSMAKING AND PATTERN PARLOBE, 801 MARKET SPACE, Oorner #th st., Keep Building. PLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. E??® EOF Mu. ROBERT BONNER, proprie- tor of the Ww York Ledger, is built and kept on the most improved and modern plan, both as regards ventilation, light, warmth, ete. Mr. Bonner's taste for horses is well known. The gentleman in charge of this valuable stable was Mr. Ross. By the use of Giles’ Liniment Iodide Ammonia, he removed ringbones and bunches and chai artiste; the gifted serio-comic Star, Mies Josephine racter Shanley ; also, Sapiord fand Russell, Dutch, Irish REFEIGERATORS. tration granted to Daniel P. Wright, bond 22,000, and guardianship to orphan, bond $5,000. A number of accounts were approved and passed. CUTICURA BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES. icine. eorbe to {uci the poisonous clemente eat A absorl to 18 nous elements t! loat in the blood and purges them from the aystem. It increases the appetite, perfects digestion, and soon builds Up taster than disease can destroy, and Len permanently cures. Curicuaa, a Medicinally 4 ‘or external application, arrests diséase, eats a) dead flesh and skin, aflays, inflammation, itch and irritstion, renders healthy ulcers and old so: and heals every external aficetion when the Ri SOLVENT is taken internally. It ix a natural repro. ducer and Leautitier of the Hair. Curicuna ToILeT oar, prepared from Ouricuna, is cleansing, heal- ing, refreshing, and the ouly wholesome bealtifier of the skin, which it softens, whitensand preserves beyond allpraise. CuTicuna BHAVING Soar, pre- pared from CuTicuna, is the first and only medic: ual soap compounded especially for shaving. Ger tlemen prononnce it worth its weight in gold. bent. It ai BLOOD HUMORS, Whole System affected. Gladular Swe d Ethiopian Comedians. All the old favorites re- that had resisted all other treatment. Send for | 32< f clreular, giving full Instructious, to Dr. Giles, | Selock. Ladies and aahine naa freewi-tt* | , Strongly built, handsomely finished, egg 120 Week Bromdate ae practice, easy of access, wrought iron fos Gues Pitts cure neuralgia, AREA DALE rte ite comees. | ant not comune bere hep aie ae 0] y a iru, st 5, 3st A MAY F' ¥ wil e held on } > | teave Your ates” "Hep t eantiens" | BALA Ter Meh eaues incon | “Save Your Hair.” cep jeautiful,’ ancing aD reshment kets 25 ct., M. W. BEVERIDGE, :‘London Hair Restorer” Insures new growth. had af Fhompeon ota "pre, loth st... and st the (Late Webb & Beveridge, ) “London Hair Restorer” Restores the color. object. : = ano we 1009 Pa. ave., nesr 1ith xi “London Hair Restorer” Exquisite dressing. Z Sole Agent for the D. , “London Hair Restorer.” The only cleanly and ee Ee THE LARGEST TENTED EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD! SIXTEENTH ANNUAL TOUR. ADAM FOREPAUGH’S COLOSSAL COMBINATION OF MENAGERIE, aS CIRCUS and TRAINED MALS, “London Hair Restorer.” effectual Hair Restorer “London Hair Restorer,” in the market. Not adye A totlet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxt- ous or unpleasant odors. Price 75c. At all uf ists. Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington. HA Ton & SHEDD HAVE REMOVED TO 409 9th street, ¥. M. C. A. Building, with a full stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, &o, SPRING AND SUMMER Harts. We are now opening a |: assortment, ot | large Gentlemen's, Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats, | After an absence of four years. will revisit and ex- in Brown, White, and Mixed Straws, at Popa’ hibit Afternoone and Evenings at @22°™ HAMILTON & SHEDD, lar Prices, Lewis’, WASHINGTON 2 920 Seventh st. o. w. THREE DAYS ONLY, apis 400 9th street. MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, May 3d, 4th and 5th. At the corner of NINTH and 8 STREETS. Exhibits the only ZERO SODA WATER at Prentiss, corner jth and ¥ roe 88, 4 G45 FIxTunEs: HEMORRHOIDS effectually cured without pain or inconvenlence to the patient by using Bar- lett’s Pile Suppositories, Evidence furnished by General Agents, J.C. Baker & Co., Philadelphia. GAS FIXTURES!:: 15 PEBFORMIN ELEPHANTS | Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of $1.00. "i din the World. | A ‘The best Cod Liver Oit—Baker's, cog | HUMAN BEING SHOT FROM AN 80- A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF Broncurrs.—Throat Diseases often commence With a Cold, Cough, or unugual exertion of the Voice. These incipient rips are allayed by the use of “Brovn’s Bronchial Troches,” which if neglected often result {a a chronic dis- ease Of the throat. a bis rbraiidte ure eee ape 4 tos lays; ail urinary com 3 $1, at druggists. For Washington at 480 Pa. ave, “RoveH ON Rarts.”—Ask druggist for tt. It Clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. 15¢. 4 box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue, FOR CLEANING OR DYKING LADIES’ AND GENT’s SuiTs, Auton Fischer, 906 G street northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. — 1y “‘ALDERNEY WAGons.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, ae ae in ¥ Ibs, GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Meeers. MITCHELL, VANCE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at 531 15th Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with ‘these ‘TED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- ZUILA, the Female Blondin, @ Velocipede Over the Hi; and Crossing it Blindfold: Ce With Her Feet in Sac. Wire nd | e_Wond | BABY ELEPEpr: TRAINED GIRAFFES, HIPPOPOTAMDUS, RHI- NOCEROR, SEA LIONS. In All 1.500 Beasts and Birds, AND PERFORMING BISONS, BOVINES, CAR- RIER PIGEONS, TRAINED STALLIONS, DISCIPLINED APES, AND OTHER ANIMALS 100 CIRCUS CELEBRITIES: All the P Silloms Ait minstea by th e Pavilions ami Wonderful Electric Light ! z © A large lot df goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 35th st., apl3 Corcoran Burtprst ATER FILTERS, GRAND BALLOON ASCENSIONS D, b “ Ward” prints, 40¢. per Ib. Also, cott: ts tor 10 fa ‘SHOW, GROUND. now FREEZERS, . ; Seat 060 in the Electric-Lia Z cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per qt. tf Separate Tents. One Licket and Pet ropeay pet WATER COOLERS, PROPOSALS, cae mone: ee The GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW, by reason of . KI WOPUEALU FOR PORRGCO: zeae es way | Anda Complete Stock of KITCHEN REQUISITES | arrive on its own great rail trains in Washington on SATURDAY, MAY 1, ani will prepare for and make agrand TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION ar OFFICE PURCHASING AND Depot Com. or 8tp’cr,) WASHINGTON, D.C., April 24, 1880. 5 i} | | 1 | | Mistakes and Prejudice OF RELIGIONS AND TRYPERANCE JOURNALS. Some good Religious and Temperance journals remaking the mistake of declining to advertise a valuable anti-iptoxicating medicine, aignly while the game Jour nals sre makings greater mistake by advertiaine + OF nostrum, beoatse | Raseome nice, fancy deceptive ame, epiling with “eine,” * "tin printed om its Jabel, when the bob tle is filed with destruction, drunkenness and death. If theee cood journals would take the trou ble to ascertain how many overworked clergymen have had their lost nerve-foros, brain waste and flagging enerwic# restored by the use of Hop Bit ters, enabling them to perform their arduous pas tors! @uties and preach the good sermons that they would have been totally unable to do bor for this valuable medicine, and did these journals but know of the host of cood Christian Temperance we *y on them for their farily medicine, and how mapy invalid homes they could make happy and what ¢lad tidines they would send to hborhood by publishine the merits ot ters, they would advertise them without money and without price. And did these journals but Bow how many have been, and may be saved from formire intemperate habits by doctors pr seribine Hop Bitters, instead of beer, where the Of taps ore needed, (ther pore actian hop streneth in one bottle of Hop B: without any of beer,) they wonld lay ax © avainst the word * A few of the many witnesses from religinas and temperance sources are given below, who vee, recommend and advertise Hop Bitters. The Frosident and Manager of Hop Bitters Wife Co. is a veteran Temperance advocate and worker of forty-eight years’ service: every man in th. Company is an active Temperance worker, and the Company spends thousands of dollars annually tn Temperance and Christian work. evil eft and pre) he Religions Press Says. Cuircaco, Hop Bitters Mfg. Co., Bochest: N ¥ anything in the tine our paper that contains aleohol, d that your Bitters are free frou of Bitters to ente’ but we are satie? that ingredient. We feel responsible for the good or bad that may be done to the faintlies of our ub Scribers that are affected by our advertisements Therefore our discrimination in your tavor, and we trust that our very low rates will mest ap proval and that we may hear from you. THE Livixe Cavrcn Temperance clergyinen, lawyers, ladees and do tors use Hop Bitters, as they do not intoxteate, but restore brain and nerve waste. —1/ Brocky NY vance T Nota Beverag “They are not a beverage, but a medic! . with vontain curative properties of the highest desree, ing no poisonons drugs. Th ear down: an siready debilitated system, ty baild it up One bottle contains more hops, tha more real hop strength, than @ barrel of ordinary beer Every druggist in Rochester sells them, and the physicians prescribe them.” whester Bren We are not in the habit of maktag e@itorial men tion of patent medicines, but in ease of Hop Bit ters, feel free to do so, because their merits desery New York Independent Northern Christian Advocate, Examiner and Chronicle, N. ¥. “Evangelical Messenger, Cleveland, 0. ationst Baptist, Phila@elphis, Pa. ‘Methodist Protestant, Baltimore, Ma. Southwestern Christian Advocate, New Orlvane. La. Christian Mirror, Port'ana, Maine. And over five hundred more Religious and Tem- perance papers. yracuse, N. ¥ Pirrsronn, Mass., Sept. 28, 1878. Sirs—T have taken Hop Bitters and recommend them to otiers, as I found them very beneficial Mas. J. W. Tucurr, “y Women's Christian Temperance Union A Medicine. Not a Drink. SIGH AUTHORITY. Hop Bitters is not,in any sense, an alcoholic bey- erage of liquor,and could not be aold, for use, ex- cept to persone desirous of obtaining medicins! bitters. GREEN B. RAUM, U. 8. Gom'r Internal Rev. Wasnrxerox, D-C.,Sept.4,1879. Dear Sir-Why don't yon get @ certificate from Col. W.H.W.,of Baltimore,showing how he enred himeelf of drunkenness by the help of Hop Cittere. His is a wonderful case. He is well-known in Rochester, N.¥.,by all the @rinking people there. He ie known in thie city,Cincinnati, New Orleans, New York; in fact,all over the country, as he hae Spent thousands of dollars forrum. I honestly be- lieve his card would be worth thousands of dollars to you in thie city and Baltimore slone,and make thousands of sober men by induciny the nse of your Bitters. JAW Prejudice Kills. **Eleven years our dauchter suffered on « bed of misery uader the care of several of the best phys. cians, who gave her disease varions names but no relief, and now she is restored to us in good healt by Hop Bitters, that we had poobed at two years before using it. Weearreets hope and pray that no one ele will let thelr sick sutler us we did, on account ¢f prejudice against 60 good a medicine ae Hop Bitters."— The Pavents—Guod Tomy ‘ars. Mutow, Dew., Feb. 10, 1580. Having used Hop Bitters, the noted remedy tor | debility, nervousness, indigestion, ete., I have nc hesitation in saying that itis indeed an excellent J. W. BOTELER & BRO.’S, | : i ings with Ulcerations. Hacking Cough. : oporazs, in dupli ill be rece J 6 medicine, and recommend it to any one asa truly MIO Tit oereee Jeet re oe Tree call at | praise axp Boorm—In the Calffornta repub- at thiveme wa 1 oye Se Aka SEIS ior | ON SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY det. | ap12 Penn. aves bet. 9th and 10th a. | tonic bitters. aaa aa y leon convention yesterday, after our report | Mesers. Werxs & PoTTen : (evtlemen.—I have | SUPP!¥ine, for the use of the U. 8. Army, one hun All the resources of the great show will be brought 5 Respectful e ELLGOOD. miaavenue closed, a resolution’ was adopted urging the ap- | hee afiicted with SEloca Hainer £9 fo Teanee a tobacco eal guaity oy auingle witer eid | Out on this occasion, and'the sows wil teria: | GEORGE RYNEAL, 3r., eee TRE Extnres Fox TH £ ROTTING Meer. polntment of Congressman Horace Davis asa | which the best city doctors called Erysipelas, furnished bidders on application Office. | BSted wi AW e ! I declined to insert your advertisement of H. ING at Brightwood park, beginning next Tues. member of the ational republican committee Chronic Feoriatis snd Koala Head. My puponye: No bid for less than fifty thousand pounds will be ORGHAN caRDUES HED. noe OGuER OIL AND WATER COLORS, [Pte zi ; ” : a sects . ; od day, is as follows: First for California; also declaring Newton Booth the » jae a Jones, fected. sidered. ony D i jitters last year, because hen thougut they for foad horses to wagons, weight atid distance | Choire of Callfornia for vite Presideet. The con- | 26 puocose uaioven Was Fale ie cae ese pe Perera te nite eens Regt ean TODR ES NG ME LIOUTS, Seni MATERIALS 45D TAME GOODE. | might not te. rromotive of the canst Tempe Walved: purse. $100—} vention then adjourned sie di doctor in the city that the sooner I got oured tue | fication of award, balsnce within sixty aye. 2 ok Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, | nce wut ind they are, anda very valaable medi. thi 15; fourth, eS = . rer. mptoms were a humor accompanie: 7 f 4 J * a eR ES THE CoxsonDaTED Fine Exrinacistigr Cou- | by Gladuler Swelling, with, Users in de at sister ce Depots in Waeknetae ee ee EE ee, | There will be soon widesres Dens of Wild Beasts, | ALL KINDS OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS cine, myself and wife having been greatly bene dau, ey Ng Name, ; | HXthguiser “Company sencraay coutesea | RIAMURGL Pie ye a Gu bette | Or Oho! te dpa at ack popied ae" | "he grat erd Se erhuretsee Gua Pay asp Fans. j tea sy then and take ret planar inna F. . 0 | gt for si ar upon a note aiven on the have, ‘done nothing, but, fake medicine with no tered meclaeatcue at in i 1e propoeal ‘60! io ana” mar29_418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hal). | them known. ates sth instant in favor of Wm. N. Frew, of Pitts- 4 2 UBA REM shave e tol Tequi and forms of proposals, may K a Ev. JON Seaman, BUTE, who UB tO a recent date was vice presi. | Siuied mein aratitnde fos whien t cake this public srg of Bubwistzoge fn Washing tom, Balm ets, | Company, Brilliantly Gostuied and Mounted, will ae ee eee | Editor Home Sentinel, Afton, N.Y. 7 | dent of e Consol led Company. Levy was 24 FRANK ASHLEY. 3 i D : appear in the ‘ ¢ Washington Gas Light Com; have at their a | mediately made. upen the property of the | 26 Porrzaxp Sx., Bostox, April 7, 1519. we Sheciication it conto egeiae ot COLOSSAL CARNIVAL office on 10 strech, an ae meat of the SUR | Scipio, N. ¥., Dec. 1, 1879. Ni c c verti 1e} ust a Dy Natahe: i i : 209 oo thw adver tivement, nt be altached fo each twit more eT PAGEANT! ieee Sad Passe fe tae ane eaek a iees Saat | 11am the Pastor of the Baptist church here and an ‘Tel ph, b. } GEN. E. P. A X ANDER, president of the Georgia — ereof. Aeon, rouns E in sipped on ee: l. educated phytician. I am not in practice, but am at. ‘ “ot the | Tallroad, has accepted the vice presidency of the Proposals from mantfacturers only will be con- SATURDAY NIGHT, May Isr. Cail and examine A guper._ To Ue conducted under the rules of the | Touisyilie and: Neseetine Teak oeg ey OF ene . sidered, IF IT RAINS IT WILL NOT TAKE PLACE, my sole family physician, and sdviee in many National Trotting association, | cline re-election vo tit tersaToad, and will de- ECZEMA Zhe rieht to reject any or all bide is reserved BUT IN LIEU THEREOF @ GRAND DAY chronic cases. Over a year ago I recommended ATTENTION {s Called to the great “Prize Beer” | hundred shares of Georgia rallroad stock Meee Effectually Cured in Eight weeks. Noth- | pDi{et 47 invited to be preseat at the opening of ‘ARADE WILL BE MADE ON a your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who has been Qrawn at Miller < Jones’, National Theater | Sold at Augusta, Thursday. at 105 to par. “and Proposals must be inclosed in sealed ervelopes. MONDAY FORENOON, May 3a. [zon BITTER es 4 bullding. Its purity. delicious flavor aud fine | W&S yesterday quoted strong at 102." Central ing Equal to the Cuticura Remedies. warked ‘Proposals for Tobacco,” adc d| See bills for det paar coat miceprerdirtergead eels condition recommend It to the public. + | Stock was 91 Meorrs. Werss & Porten: Gentirmen,—Havo | Sangunderaimned. |. 0° at Bene ARENTO GHAIRS IN THE GIRCUS. cians several years. Bhe bas been greatly benefitted ea Suan AND CLAM CHOWDER on steamer | YeLLow FRVER aT Rio JANRIRO.—From the | BeVer used any remedice for blood. diseases thug | —2B28- Spe and O:8i UB Army: aguoedea cb leans Srentiasea Gaetaies ta : — and stiil uses the medicine. I believe she will be- Maye, ean nston, to. Marshall Hall Sunday. | sid to the ist of March the burials of percone | £41, cOB! |thent i all fortis for vor seen case | AUTHBRIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF Ky | Puce. : Peet come thoroughly cured of her various complicated May 2, is%0. Leaving h-street whart. at_t:s) | who died in Rio Janeiro, Brazil. of yellow fever | of what the doctors call Eczemo, whist wen omen Exhibits Afternoons and Evenings at the usual | Stop One Minute and Think, diseases by their use. We both recommend them am. Feturn 7:9) p.m. including din- | averaged thirteen per dfem, with a minimum of | siiy" cured in aisht week ee Het eee AND FAIREST IN THE WORLD. noes Spi, 24.90, my1,3 to our friendt, of whom have also been cured , 5 cent Soe and 8 Maximum of twenty-one, and the | nothing can equal your Curicuna REsoLvENT.. pussies DD FELLOws cose! MAKING Ir Wanw FOR A CONSTABLE.—In the | Weather continues very hot. ‘The United States | cannoteay toomuch in thelr praise, sad Pee coise {+ @) ” HALL. = of their various ailments by them. Police Court, this morning, Col. Chas. M. Alex- | Covette Marion lost in all by yellow fever three them about the city. 20TH BAKER'S Rev. BE. R. WaRRES. ander was Snarged With assaulting James H, | Officers and two seamen. 1 Bencoa pe Be New OU ANUEL MANINTZ. Porumin Moweniy Belwine onleea DEAMATIO COMPANY — “Tucker, a constable, who testified that he went ‘Ati. 28," 1879. - i " In Byron's $-act Comedy of preTEUbitan, Cured of Drinking. pepe A ES AL Woor Lace Buntine. Commonwealth Distribution Co., On MONDAWEVEMING, May 9a, chert eee SB willoureyou-” | “A young friend of mine was cured of an inss- gun, Mr. Alexander struck him and took the A AT MAOAULEY'S THEATER, UNION TENT: No. 7, Liem wos es BLQOD 1a ‘or | title thirst for hquor that had ¢o menemihs brains oats" Dr. Alexander took ‘the stand and ALL COLORS. CUTIOURA REMEDIES, In the City of Louisville, on HERD BARTLEY: PECHABITES. Bia ee aeseing'an has ot np Dales. Bs pied mal any assault, an that the Iron Bitters cure you. | was Z gun Delonged’to his son. "The court dismissed | STRIPED SUMMER SILKS, only 50¢. . MONDAY, MAY 32, 1880. PERKYN MIDDLEWIOK. = ‘allayea all that burning thirst; took sway the ap- = s . For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors, ‘Thee ara he d by act ot the . | _Admiesion, 25 cents. ap29-3t_ | Irom Bitters pave petite for liquor; made his nerves steady, and he “WORDRUFF'S FILR-HOLDER” for filing bust- fure of 1869, Coeeepy the courts of ken BT LOAN EXSIBITION. Tron Bitters | A hss remained a sober and steady man for more feet inventions of the nae. tout cnt py the | see reae: polars mee ees te br pnt, 000 Washo 8 Boston, 21 Front month anda: ms aye excoitedh, and ‘aro superlaoa by A byte 3, ‘ sy ° Eron Bitters) pe emer ———<——-s | than two years, and has no desire to return to his - . 20c., 25¢., 30e., 37c., 50c. st. ow ‘London, P = mother, bave 1 coven or incabinets. Sec ave. ! fo forsale ye Uruggista,” Price of Gurion her neal stanton tothe grand opper- af T THe Gone WaRiston, Krom Bitters | not oil ont = cube and how of muuer of oor tat hae sma] + "1 Se been drinking Fe 4 i at cal reese cake Meee | SUE DAMtasSR GRENADINES, Diack aoe | Sed caChall ders asst oracaingi’ ge’ | “eee va ERIE. yy kat G0 cute Baan ka not | Brom Bitters | Simoes eo ee ¥ 2 SOLVENT, ‘Mp Le 25. pi; = 4 = d we hos eee Ree taken Gan BUNTING, only Toier ‘Boar, 95 cents. CUTICUBA MED onaE Ble Btore and Mee pon kets for ale at Tees cae in and get the Ducat tose Geen re goat Con Smavino Goat, 15 conte in bars for Barbers and ‘Avenue or F-ntreet cara, the latter seseing : icked for Clergymen. a Black CASHMERES, very fine, only 50c. large coneumers, 60 cem few doors of the exhibitigns Aire OU CAN BE CURED. nwa ears ser am SENT To JaIL For Laxceny.—This morning quack doctors etufle Hough; te sourt: Henry Henze and Samuci | Boys’ CASSIMERES for Spring Suits, 26, 37, 50. COLLINS’ Tox Rertty on Way MONDAY, J ae clergymen or other public men to be led into givine Bit the Traoens, revolver. tWo Satchels, Goodrich Te tne or ne, on a Laopeenvasrte! wo se and several articles of clothing from J. W. | Bargains in Black DRESS SILES, 85c., $1.00, Voltaic Electric Plasters, Tae ae ot Carne Pusms 81 4 Bor. ALL Davecirs Gaia Tamm. | medicines, but when a really meritorious article is Barnes, who testified that his oMice 443 ita ‘$1.12, 81.25, $1.37, $1.50. and Leslie, A. Grear, Ei‘ made up of common valuable remedies known to street northwest, was broken into and ot ‘and our Matnmoth = ai, al ‘use and trust in daily, the articles. Several parties testified to buying Linea Unlinea, Company in the Bill of the Season. an?n , apd that aJl physicians alk ‘Te court sent them to jan Gee ce | TH 62, 62.40, 85. ee G=e. Brows eo aa Scania ~h ee the good of * The ¢ an ‘an ae JEUNEMANWS ONBEIOAL 60, grin tomer a tere appeal was noted, and bonds fixed at $500. ©. B. TOWSON, SUUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWER? BAIZTEOER, rales Sra Searap aed shes aj Acane=r inidelity the great lecture ot W. D, AND PLEASURE GARDEN, Bote PROFAMEreRs. | wey neve no equal for family use. Iwill vot be Bughes,at to-morrow evening.+ 996 Pennsylvania ave., Berwren {7H 2p Gre any EB ap F avs. 5.E., alate SIOET S CROMWELL, without them. Rev. —- PHENO TAGES at Herzog, 9D, + | ma ‘Bowe side, near Tan. . ap29 Washington, D.0. se eS