Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1880, Page 4

. THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFick OF CATEY SIGNAL OFFICER, } v SGTON, May 3, 1890. For the Middle Atlantic states and New Eng- Yard, rising followed by taliing barometer, southwest to southeast winds, warmer, cleat orraipy weather, followed in the interior by Bumeroas local rains. “LOCAL NEWS. musements, &c., To-Night. 8 Opera House,—The “Big Four” Min- Pore ‘Btreis. Nationei Tiwater—The Rice Surprise Party In “Revels.” Theater Covninue. —Madame DEsts Mipstrets and Varieties. Arlington Theater, — The Specialties and varieties. hand § Streets.—Forepangh’s Great Cireus Out Fenors’ Ho aker’s Dramatic Com- pany In “Our Hoys.” emale Levanti Sisters, Cooke Mansion, Gee ven.—Art Loan Ex- | hibition. mdensed Loc: will be lighted nion at St. Aloysius (C: morn!n, ‘The Dashaways mef at Masonte Temple last evening, Mr. A. Eagleston presiding. Mr. J. W. Brown made bis maiden speech in the temper- J. Hayward, of Indi- P. Holloway and Charley Nye de- a The Equity Court begins its May term to- morrow, and for the present will be held by chief Justice Cartter. The calender contains abeut one hundred cases, - dames, District Attorney Corkhtll and ury whoconvicted Adeif Kammerer of as- sanit and battery have signed a petition to tne President for his perdon. Acommittee has b the expense of on Boundary street, x n place of Guriy Mission. “Mr. W. Thompson 1s chairman, and reasnirer of the committee. of the Mexican ted to considy arch building sly _annow . P. Hefatzh + 1 Yivania avenue it passe: the proce St ts Sai failure was by ot consider the bri If so, they had and m: parly dat order oi th the ‘y Richen- semtive board, wit op DP uonal church, Grand Architec ituted and installed the ofticers No. 10, of Alexandria, Va, assist t Grand It Ham Louis Schley y morning. wad named Sarah Jane doaes s South Carolina avenue last aly at about 19 years al by belag * Hon his hem summ ral aid wa ned. The Mfty se the Washing- . and others. A boy named Arlym Hsu, residing at 1722 14th street northwest, was Stabbad tn the leit breast. by another boy afternoon at the corner of 14th and Riggs streets, tntlicting aslight wound. Opinions in the eral ‘Perma. ‘To-day, in the court in General Te! Wyile, Cox and Hagner, several opinions were announced, but that in the case of the Widow Oliver agt. Ex-Secretary Cameron was not de- lvered. The first decision announced to-day was in the case of Wilson, administrator de bonis non, agt. Arrick. by Judge Cox. In this case Horatio Ames had a claim against the governm: which Arrick was employed to prosecute, did so, collecting some $9,000. Ames, Charlotte L. Ames. kis widow. polpted administratrix, and fled her ‘a showing that shezhad paid Arrick over She was subsequently removed trom the admin- istratorship, and directed to pay Wilson a larze proportion of the fund. A demurrer was inter- posed by defendant ratsing the question that nnd had been administered upon, and tie Tt held that under the act of 1si6 the fund d Dot pa ment for In the ease of > Hagner delivered (ue op Judgment be he ease of U cted 44 houses sald the bill ehar, and general, sustain it skating more Polo Club” w team at the Washing’ F id. the members 0% Club, order that the led, ‘respect full hot take part t the Washington Monday night, more Polo y not be mis they will has sold 7.6 Wm. F hater. dicating that of Such stamped proof fs entitle for Its composition as type-setti opwedia in calf. Also a Jurgeasen —Mr, Samuet Hi. Janney it. Zimmerman the two on St. Asaph street, between with a frame front and brick ing. for #1.su)....One hundred at fifty men, women and boys went to Norto Friday night to pick strawberries, and Mr. Wtl- Yams, of that place, was in Alexandria Satur- day looking for more strawberry pickers, and another cang left Saturday night on the steamer George Leary... One hundred thousand herring and three thousand shad arrived at Fishtown Saturday. Shad sold at #1 to #13 per hundred and herring at $4 per thousand. -..“Captain” Henry Harris, colored. of Oceoynan, was whipped Saturday at the station-nouse for stealing articles of clothing from 3 Harris. alse colored. —Gazei'r. Now forsale 500 spring bonnets of our own Importation, from $2.50 up: a'39 80 dozen nobby sailors for 25 cents. ‘Samst 7th street. t ASSAULT ON A TREASURY CLERK.—A clerk In the Treasury department, named 0. B. Lester, Was assaulted Saturday night by a man named Deniel G. Phelan, at house S07 9th strect, and very badly Injured. Lester states that he called at this house to get the denial of Mrs. Saunders to certain slanders which he satd she had been <ireulating about him, and while in conversa- Hon with her Daniel G. Phelan assaulted him unexpectedly, using (Lester's doctor thinks) some kind of ‘a blunt instrument. ‘The case will be called in court as soon as Lester ts able to ALEXANDEIA Nove: bas sold to fe best styles for boys. Nothii tention in ali the details of perteet —— ee a rem MARKET —Sold Golden, agent:—210, errings, from 15,000 from $9 to Prndrea: 100 bunches and perch, te 40 cents per ‘Rimi Y-PIVE years Of constant Poore valued than ever, use—and fe Bull's Cougy \. O. Brummel, 1. 0. j A removed to | wiser Ap | | Will re-embark | on the go | the first mat Independent Order of Mechanics. THR ANNUAL SESSION OF THE SUPREME LODGE. The annual session of the Supreme Lodge of the Independent Order of Mechanics will be held in the hall of Anchor Lodge, No. 9, begin- ning on Wednesday next, and the session, tt 1s expected, will be an Important one to the mem- bership generally, as important mi inelud- ing the endowment question, will be considered. ‘The Supreme es com| of representa- tives from six states and the District of Colam- bia. ‘The afticers at the present time are: Sentor supreme ruler, Walter A. Edwards, Norfolk, Va; supreme ruler, J. Guest King, Annapo- lis, "Md.; vice supreme ruler, George W. Hun- ter, Philadelphia, Pa; supreme secretary, Willfani Louis Schley, Baltimore, Md.; su- preme treasurer. James M. Wilson, Balti- more, Md.; supreme prelate, James Turner, Philadelphia, Pa.; supreme conductor, John E. Wagner, Georgetown, D. C.; supreme in- side sentinel, Thomas T. Clegg, Pt Seo Pa.; supreme outside sentinel, l. T. Blick, Norfolk, Va., and the arrangements committees from the Grand and subordinate lodges will be at the depots and boats Wednesday to receive | the delegates and friends and escort them to the American house, corner of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue. The meeting? of the Supreme Lodge will be held in Association hall, 632 Pennsylvania avenue. The Grand Lodge of the District will receive the Supreme Lodge in the hall Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, at which time the past masters of the District, with such lady friends as may desire, will par- tielpate in the reception. The past masters will appear in proper regalia, and the exercises will consist of an address of weleome and appro- priate vocal music. Thursday, at 2 p.m., a grand parade of the order will take place. The Grand Lodge will assemble im front of Assoqja- tion hall at 1 ovlock, and delegations of the order from, Baltimore, Annapolis and other pertions of Maryland, will be present, accompanied by four bands of The line will be formed In front 1.30 p. m., and Will jarshal Joseph : the following aids: James L. Falby, a a- mon, J. H. Loveless and R. W. Carter; and the ‘dinate lodges will be marshaled a3 fol- 1, F No. 4, enn aa loyd ; N ‘o. 9, Henry Keenan I — 3 No. 11, J.J. Murray; P, Souder. The line will be formed as follows: Platoon of mounted and atds, Pistorio’s orien Micemen, grand marshal and; First Division—t jodge No. 1; William L. Wag oe lodge No. Seeond Div » United States; Grand lodge of Distri ledges from abroad, Uber’s band. Third Di -ton—Potomae lodge No.8; Anchor lodge No. sapital lodge 5 The procession eIKs will promptly at 2p. m.. march through the princtpal streets and be reviewed by President Hayes at 3 p. mm. A collation will thea be furnished the visiting brethren in he large room of Association hall. the Supreme lodge, accompanied by md lodge committee. will pay their re- pects to President Hayes. At 3 p.m. an excur- ion will be given to Mt. Vernon, on the Cor- era Short stay there the party and cross fo Marshall Hall, where plauk-shad and other luxurtes will be par- taken of, and a dance be enjoyed, the party re- turning to the eity about 16 kK. Pistorio’s tine band will accompany th ursion. a Sporting Matters, ASE BALL NOTES. It will be remembered that the Nationals failed to mop up the fleld with the Cleve in the late games. ‘The Cleveland Her« over our club as follows:—"They Clevelands in the rai feated in five tnn cold. aekled the and mud, and were de- 5; they tackled them in the iesday and were beaten two ckled them in the balmy sun- rday and were shut out enurely, so ‘fn that In cold or mud, sunshine or y Weather, the team that has been victor!- ous over Providence, Cincinnati and Chicago has tly show with our new team.”.... ‘The Nationals and Atbanys tied in thetr game Saturday—the Assovt rst Championship game ot the fon—the score being 4 to 4.....The mes Saturday were: Chicago 4, Cincin- rc Providence s, a 7, Cleveland 4; 1 0.....The Nationals went from warn weather and have been playing in cold. ‘They have been somewhat used up. They nearly ail have had stiff limbs from cold. “The clubs whieh they have played were in their natlye element, and had not the disadvantage of bei r some time....The Nationals expected back the latter part of this week. There will be an Albany-National game next Saturday on the grounds here... There is some talkabout the Baltimore nine disbanding, but it Js probably all rumor....Snyder, of the ‘Nationa has been doin; good work on their present rip... mch has had a pretty sore arm most of the time away... The ¢ innati Cvnuercial says Lynch has Worn acorn on the summit of bis starbo: auricular through bis high pitebing.... Sunday's Cincinnatl Enquirer says the league season Opened all around yesterday. Right here tn Cinetnnat) it was opened ina Way the Cincin- natis despised, and the opening was done by thelr old-time eremies, the Chicagos. It was not as deep as a barn door nor as wide a3 a well, but it was deep and wide enough to take ib the whole of the home team. SHOOTING NOTES. e shooting—the third match—at Ben- bibg’s Saturday, the three leading seoi as 10Low urnsid: yards, 6 Adee—so yards, ‘6 total otal, 200, . ards, 70; ao yards, The first of matches between the New York e Club and the Coinmbia Ritle Associa- tion—four men each side. di each man the aggregate scores two days to constitute he Second match will be during the last week to sely the 2 Wi z of the tean shot at ¢ A Washington ett club, at Holmead cemetery. has been rormed. following officers: President, Dr. Arnum; vice president, C, RK. Duartow M. Ogden: treasu Wm. F Geo. A, Bentley; f ith hn, t dg: 3, 30 at aturday, was ‘Wi There wasa very lary rs. af ard: t sTON BICYCLE CLUB, ed officers as follows “nt, i aptain, I. 1. ptain, Frank T. Rawling: acre treasurer, Wm. C. Seribner; gaides, 3 and ©. L. Dent. ‘TRE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION MANAG met at the St. James hotel 10 0 morning. The president was directs nish the corresponding secretary with season Hekets to be sent to the editors of newspapers in the surrounding counties. The committee on tickets requested that the committee on printing have published the toMowing rules: “That general admission to the grounds be 5) cents; admission tothe grand stand 59 cents ad- ditional: S for the quarter stand will b> sold att each, which will haveto be Kept in sight. ‘There will be no ad- on to the quarter--stretch except through »grand stand. Coupons and season tickets Will be sold only In the elty, and coupons will be good only for the day named on them. Per- sons entering the grounds will deposit. their fare tn a box kept for that purpose. Admission to all parts will be paid in cash, and tickets sold by the rairoad company will only be sold at their station. Carrlages will be admitted free. Stockholders’ tickets admit only to the grounds. Season tickets will cost $6 for each meeting.” One hundred different styles of children car- rages: also bicycles and yelocipedes of all sizes have been received at R. Gok moth department store, $12 7th street, between H and I streets northwest, and will positively be sold cheaper than any other house tn this city. t d to fur- Cer Wirh a Razox.—This morning Joan Lewis was arraigned in the Police Court for an assault on Peter Hogan. Both of these parties are colored and Hogan appeared on the stand with a bad cut from his nose extending under the right eye, and could give no account of the Tow except that he was drunk; he did not know that he had a razor. Lewis, who had a slight cut on the nose, testified that Hogan attacked him with a razor, cutting his nose and running him. and he seized a stone, with which he in- | fiicted the wound. Other witnesses testified and Hogan was sent to jail for six months, and Lewis was fined $10 or 30 days. This A Ramnoap Smasn-{ morning a | freight train on the Alexandria branch of the B. & O. R-R., in backing on the tressle work at pposite Alexandria, struck against the bulkhead with too much force and one car Was pushed over! a@ second one badiy wrecked, and a third jumped the track. Tne Watchhouse was carried overboard and the tele- graph wires were badly damaged. CHAIN bracelets, cameo slides, $2, at Priggs’. | ——— CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT.—T ', Corne- lfus S. Johnson was chi in the Police Court with having embezzled of the funds of Os- ceola e, Grand United Order of Odd Fel- lows, of which he was the secretary. Mr. A. B. Williams appeared for accused, and after hearing one witness, and It appearing that the lodge bar been satisfied, the hearing. THE WALTERS PICTURE GALLERY.—It will be geen by the advertisement elsewhere that this famous collection in Baltimore is to be open to the public for two Saturday's In May,—viz: the Sth and 15th inst.—to accommodate ible schools in teachers in es ebet & fayor Joyed, and ee that city and Washington, San Lardy fail to pe largely ev, the court suspended | District Government Affairs. ‘The amount of special assessment taxes col- lected Saturday was $1,716.55. Edwin F. Austin has been reappointed as additional patrolman to do duty 10 “atayette Park for one year without compensation. A petition of Commelore Wm. N. Jeffers and others living on the road leading from Wash- ington to Piscataway, Md., was received by the gerd Rage cae tits morning, praying at the ri may be put in good repair within the District line. ‘ mee FILLING UP THE OLD CANAL. on Monday or Tuesday next the grading and filling of the old canal below New Jersey avenue will be finished, under the recent appropriation of $20,000, after which a small foree of men will be employed in repairing the roadway and slde- Walk of New Jersey avenue to M street, and putting itin a proper condition. Lieut.'F. V. Green has notitied the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company to lower their tracks to the new grade between South Capitol and 41 streets east. Under the appropriation no: nearly expended, 55,000 cuble yards of filling have been deposited in this foul ditch, filling It a distance of 700 feet below the old brick bridge, Which has been removed and the bricks sived for the use of the District. The above-described filling, with what the railroad company will put in, will complete the filling of this ditch to the K street bridge, or the bend of the cinal, leav- ing 1,500 ramping feet to the mouth of the canal yet to be filled. The estimated cost for finishing this work, made by Lieut. Green, is $30,000 for the filling and $15.00) for the necessary sewerage. Of the $20,000 appropriation nearly expended about $3,000 was used for running a two ring 31 inside diameter brick barrel sewer from the old bridge at New Jersey avenue down on a line of bank a distance of 550 feet. ‘The sewerage has to be carried along with the filling, as all the surface drainage of this section of the city rans off tnto this sewer, which will necessarily have to be increased in capacity as the work goes on. ‘The amount of work executed under the recent appropriation is far beyond what was antici- pated, and the result has been so successful that another appropriation sufictent to finish up the job is expected to be made the present Session. If was not in the estimates of the Com- missioners. ‘The general superintendenc the filling and other work has been by Mr. J. J. Burrows, the construction of the sewer under Messrs. J. M. Hickey, assisted by Messrs. John Kock and Jacob Larner —<—<—<—>__ A NEATLY DRESSED AND GooD LOOKING You: Laby appited at polt giving her name G headquarters Saturday, Jaquenette Vigard, stating that she had arrived in this city Friday night from Austin, Texas, in search ot her cousio, Charles Cariton, who had been living here some four years, but that he failed to meet her. She stayed ata boarding house Fri night, and Saturday roorning found her way 19 police headquarters. Detective McDeviit learned from her that she is from England, whieh place she left, some four weeks ago: that she has no pa- rents living; that she has been raised by her uncle, George Carleton, who paid her passage to New York, and that her cousin Charies in this cliy paid her passage from New York to Austin, Texas, where she has a half sister Ilving named’ Alice Vigard; that after stopping there about three months she concluded to come to Washington to see her cousin, but Mr. MeDov {tt thinks there fs something wrong about thi her appearance is e: ingly nev and she could not have arrived by h condition, atter along journey, 10 baggage or change of clothing with her, She is of rather small sfature, and stated that she ts 17 years old, and s by her sister's consent, that she left s city, and that she had only $5 in her pocket after paying for her ticket. particuls THE COURTS. Cmevir Cocrt (No. 1)\—Judge oor, Saturday, Riley agt. Wood: judgment ment. Burgess agt. Raum; disint sa Wright agt. Hook etal.’ exceptions sealed and fled. Little agt. Lic bell agt. AtLee; inal damages. Frost a man agt. Closs and Williams; inqui ages assessea at #: The jurors were dis- ebarged for the term, and the Court adjourned to Tuesda; signed, d; judginent. judgment for plaiatit®, nom- i y agt. Bean; do. Wagga- tion dain- vir Court, (No. 2), Judge Cor, Saturday, Windsor & F agt. Ryon; motion 10 set aside judgment passed, parties reported to be compromising. Mills agt. Keyser; bills of exception signed. Couser agt. Edwards; mo- tion for judginent overruled and leave to amend declaration. Efchben agt. Fisher; bills of ex- ceptions signed and motion for new trial there- on filed. Alexander agt Jacobs; referred to J. J. Darlington. Adjourned till Saturday next. Equity Covrt—hics Justice Cariter. Saturday, Borland agt. Borland; sale ratified conditionally. District CocRT—Chief Justice Cartier, Saturday, John A. Gray, W. J. Wallace and Raphael Sanger, (bankrupts); discharge certfi- cates signed. Adjourned to next Saturday. CRIMINAL CouRT—Judge James, Saturday, Washington Addison and Alexander Cooper, burglary and larceny; plead not culty. Bud Warner, do.; do. Frank Chureh- il, larceny, do. Thos. Williams, do., (second offence: do. Alfred Coleman, second offence larceny; plead guilty; penitentiary one year. Porice Covrt—Judge Smet Saturday, Jas. Dunnigan, Henry Goldsmith and George Reynolds, vagrancy; bonds or work- house. John Kelly, loud and boisterous; $5 or ib days. Leroy Veney, throwing stones; $3 or 9 days. Wm. Pinkney, larceny of ‘castings from Ayers and Belt, valued at $25; six months iv jail. 1 Anderson, larceny of a carpet Charles Sprague, Henry New, affray; $5. ing flonora Reed, an’eld yor 60 daysin jail. Adam dane Miller; three months i a erly white woman: 1 iveen, profanity ‘rank Donaldson, loud and boiste! days. Also, charged with carry shot; $20 or 30 days. Ada Suepher: Login, loud and botsterons; $5 or Ps Davis and Wm. Parker, carryin ols; dayseach. Jacob Budd, charged with ing a reiigious meeting: $10 or Jo days. fenry brown, Abraham Addisoa, Win. Gibson, Jas. Chase, Jas, Temple, Charles Ellis, Henry Price, John White and Martin Curwin,vazrancy; bonds or workhouse. Arthur Smith, threats Carter ewart; personal bonds to keep t peace. Smith, threats to Katie Coop: for 6 months. John Lewis, an; $10 or 30 days. Peter assault on John Lewis; six months in MIMS, assault; $5 Or 10 days. ‘Thos. ult on Mary Carroll; $5 and bonds to peace. Jacob Budd, colored, assault 1 on Moses Wilkinson; $5 or 5 days. Alice Tay- lor, assault; forfelted collateral. Cornelius J. Johnson, embezzlement; continued. ‘GEORGETOWN. ‘AL INVESTIGATION.—The joint consti- tutional committee of the Maryland legislatare, consisting of Senators Hepbron, Williams. Pe- ter, Blans and Lancaster, and Messrs. McClure, Campbell, Snowden, Wooters, Morris and Bruce, are expected here to-day for the purpose of in: vestigating the affairs of the Caesapeake and Ohio canal. ‘The committee wiil make a trip up the canal, where they will take the testimony of the employes and others. VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY SOL lng, auctioneer, sold Saturda: Cassin and Dunlop, trustees, part of the foun- dry property on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, improved by a large stone flour mill. M tel F. Robinson was the purchaser, at, $5, is subject to taxes and prior encumbrances. ‘ANAL TRADE 18 looking more ilvely than for some months past. The coal is coming in very riskly. Fish MARKET.—40,000) herrings sold at #5 per thousand; 225 shad at $10 to $13 per hun- red; 3,000 tallors at 50c. per hundred. DR. MITCHELL lectures on “Woman” at the Gay street B aptist church this evening. —<—__<--____ Frep. HASSAUREK, editor of the Cincinnatt Yoiksilait, has written a letter to Emory 8. Foster. of St. Louis, secretary of the anti-third term convention, regretting his tnability to at- tend the convention, but assuring him that he is opposed to the nomination of it or any other presidential candidate for a third term; adding, I do not even believe a President should be elected for a second term.” ——___ii__.. ANNOUNCEM ENT CLOTHING. I am pleased to inform the pubife that m; stock of clothing for Men and Boys! woar for this spring and summer, is larger ever, and chubraces all tho latest oveltien whic or ality and Cheapness, are Unsurpassed “in this’ city. “Ihe fol W. bonds to keep peace assault on Peter Hi (> REMARKABLE RESCUES. A Few Words froiut These Who Have Looked in at Death's Door. What They Saw—How They Endured and the Means by Which They Were Saved, A Starting Array of Testimony, Both Sincere and Convincing. Items of Interest to Scientific Thinkers. Modern miracles have never equaied—much less excelled—the almost incredible testimony which fol- lows. 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It is a standard medical work, the best in the English lan written by o puvaician of it experience, to whom was awarded a gold and jeweled medal by the National Medical Association. it contains beautiful and very expensive engrav- ings. ‘Three hundred pages, sore than 60 valuable prescriptions for all forms of prevaili: the result of many years of extensive and su i epeeie) either one of which is worth ten times the Price of the book. French cloth ; price only $I, sent by mail post paid. Bound in Pi The London Lancet says:—‘‘No person should be without this valuable book. The author is a noble benefactor.” An illustrated cents for postage. ‘The author refe: resident; W. I. e Paine, M. NUR ioneh, MoD and a, He Gage faculty of the Philadel and = also sample sent to all on receipt of € by permission, to Jos.8. Fisher, Tagraiam, ident; W | tufants’ “ BOOTS AND SHOES. __AMUSEMENTS.. et NEW ¥GRK SHOE STOKE, @5 PENNSSL.VANIA AVENUE. N! RING SHOFS FOR LADIES axp uEeU es GENTLEMEN. PRICES LO VER THAN EVER BEFORE, Ladies’ Kid-tined"Opera Slipper®. Ladies’ 3-strap Sau Ladies’ 8 and 4-strap Sai High-buttcn 5-strap ik-top roe lee! ae eee pers and Newpo! TO ve have the nicest stock of Gents’ Low Shoes south of New York. Gur French Galf Hand- made Low shoes in Ties, Low, Button and Con- wrees are of the best materia! and make. Prices are snaranteed lower than e!sewhere. One price. apto GEO. McCARTHY. ue LEADER OF LOW PRICES. WILLIAM HAHN. $16 7th street, bet. H and I, and 1922 Penna: ave., bet. 19th and 20th streets. SIGN OF RED SLIPPER. The Largest Variety of Sessonable Medium and i First class Shoes and Slippers. Ladies’ French Kid Button, box Toe, Ladies’ Cur. Kid Button, $1.50, $2 an Finest French Kid Batson (rea! beauties), 84. Ladies’ Hand-sewed Lasting Gaiters, $1 to $1.50. Ladie#’ Sandal Beots, nobby, £2 Ladies’ Newport, Low Button, and Sand@als, 75c. up Ladies’ House Slippers, 25c., 40c. and We. Ladies’ Foxed and Lasting Gaiters, Tc. up. Gent's Low Button, Cloth Top, 82. Gent's Low Shoes, ‘no shoddy, $1.50. can ae aS G oat tee $2.50. jent’s Working Rhoes, 85c. ; up. Boys ani ies, 81-25 up. on, d Youths’ Low Button Ti 0. Boys and Youths’ School Shoes and Gaiters, 75c. up. Misses and Chi d's Button and ‘Shoes. Laced Randals, Newports and Sandal Boots. * Button, Laced and Slippers, 25 DAM FOREPAUGH ‘May have the greatest curiosity of animals, but thegreat BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE Has the preatest curiosity of BOOTS and, SHOES, and a still greater curiosity of Prices! than any Shoe Store on earth. If you are in! doubt, please give us a call, and you will be convinced. EXAMINE THESE PRICES. Gent's Fine French Calf, Hand-stitchea, Low Quar- ters, from #3 4, up to 85.50. oan Fine Drese Low Quarters, vom $1.60,81.15, up. Gente Fine Calf | Gaitere, from Up. Ladies’ Fine French Morocco, Box Toe, French Heel, $2, 82.25 un. Misses’ Fine Goat Shoes, T5c., We. Misees’ Fine Goat Button, from 90c mat LIP Just rr Lup. 31 ip. Our Stock comprises one of the finest assortm of Gent's Hand-made Low Quarters in the city. THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, ap20_ LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. UST, RECEIVED.—FINE ASSORTMENT oJ Men's Light Spring Goods, in Strap an Oxford Ties, Low Button, High Button an Congress Gaiters. - Also, large line Children: Goatskin Spring Hee! Shoes, of the celebrated make of J. & T. Consin’s. Children outerow them before they wear out. NS, apl8__1ith Sr. Sxor Storr, near Corcoran st. BOOKS, &c. TPHE NEW EDITION OF INCOTT’S PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER oF THE WORLD. bed and for gale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Successors T0 MonuN Bros., myl 1025 Paz ave., cor. 11th st. EW BOOKS. Schouler on Bailments, including Carriers.$6.000 Heard’s Civil Pleading. 3. Principles of Constitutional ‘Thonipren on N o1 Peloubet's Li Gieseler’s Eeclesiasti irslof Napoleon, Duchess Abr: Lo 8 in Pleasant Paths, Vai Masterpieces of Enlish Literature, The Theory of Thought, hy N- Short Whit, by a Trump Junio 25 Corres)ordence Cards, Env; Any of the books sent by mail post-paid up- on receipt of re. 'W. fi. & 0. H. MORRISON, RS AND STATIONERS® a7 av myl LAT= T PUBLICATIONS. Lippineott’s Prononncing Gazetteer of the ‘orid, corrected to 1880... #1 Geddes” Administration of De Wi Swinton’s Masterpieces of English Debeou's Vignettes in Rhyme. Cox's Search for WinterSunbeai Cox’s Free Trade and Free Land. Lars ed's Thebes and Other Poems. Mrs. Burnett's Louisiana. skskasazs a Newest styles of Peeters, Correspondence an Birthday Cards. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOwKSTOR! apa 911 Pennsylvania ave r@) 'T DOOK SPORTS, ARCHERY GOODS AND CROQUET. ‘The largest and most ccmplete stock of Bows, Arrows, Targets, Target Stands, Quivers and Belts to be found in the District. | Croquet at all prices, from 76¢. to 89, at WM. BALLANTYNE & SON’S, p20 “PROPOSALS. Proposals for Rip Bap BL Orrice or Pratie F GS AND, HOU: Wasiixoton, C., May Ist, SEALED PROPOSALS’ will be rece SS office until ON THE STH Day oF May, 1880, for furnisi ‘and de nbie yards of Rip-Rap ion of the pfers of Ang ing in p tue Stone, for the prot ystia Bride. Speci pecifica- ions, Wanks and all ry information can be obtained on appli n at this office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, my-fit Li.-Col. of Envzineers, U.S.A. ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO. OFFICE PURCHASING Wa: ¥ Sun'ce,? . 24, 1880.5 SEALED Prorosars, in duplicate, will be received at this offico until 12 ‘o'cLocK M., May 28,1880 for supplying, for the use of the U. 8.’ Army, one hin- dred and fifty thousand pounds of manufactured plug tobacco, equal in quality to sample whieh will be furnished bidders ou application to this office. No bid for less than fifty thousand pounds will be considered. One-half of the tobacco contracted for with any bidder to be delivered within thirty days after noti- fication of award, balance within sixty days. Propvsals will be received for delivery at the Sub- sistence Depots in Washington. New York, St.Louis, or Chicago, the depot at which itis proposed to de- liver must be specifically stated in the proposal Printed specifications and conditions relative to the tobacco required and forms of proposals, may be obtained upon applicstion to the Depot Comunis- of Subsistence in Washington, Baltimore, New Ci , St.Louis, or Chicago. A copy of ification and conditions, together Wit. 4 copy of this advertisement, must be attached to each posal, be referred to "therein und form part Teo! ereor. Proposals from manufacturers only will be con- sidered. jered. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved Seen ure invited to be preseut at the opening of 8 bids. Proposals must be inclosed in sealed envelopes, marked ‘Proposals for Tobacco,” and addressee: to the undersigned. . ‘ap28-6t iGLETON & HOEKE s™ 801 Market Sp: SPRING OPENING CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS! Fancy, Red-Checked and White Oanton MAT- TINGS.” A new stock of CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETS, SHADES, Raw Silk Piano and Tabie QOVERS, in all sizes anid colors; Furniture Gover- In ciIeGHOn wey the ey lied ion 6 above we hav ete Bloat ant ourselves with the most perfect and comp! Carpet Cleaning ‘Machinery in the count red to execute all orders for Oarpet Clean 3 .B. M. lelphia University of Medicin the faouity of the Anserteas Gate versity of jelphia : al ; also Hon. P. A. Bissell, M. D.,preaident of the National Medical Association sare on of the uany to be fount Biny cotablsbohents, Asonda teteeeeae extended’ to you to call and examine for yourself. Blsek Cloth Dress Suits from......815 to 835 LightColored Osesimere Suite from.88 to #18. Lignt and. FancyOheviot Suits from. $7 to 816 Diagonal Coats and Vests fi 88 to B18 Worst 10 to. Boys’ Suits from. Alpaca Coats from. ‘White Vets from. Office Coats, 40c. A. STRAUS, 2013 Pennsylvania Avenue, api Between 10th and 11th streets. |. RUPPEBT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w., HEADQUARTERS FOR THE HEAL THYSELF. COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds ef stone, and just ss durable. For sale ata heavy discount from former prices. TEBRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &o., A4T THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA Co., 401 New Jersey ave., mar27-ly Near B. & O. Depot. LEW18 JOHNSON 6 Co., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. C., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES EONDS DIS- TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES. DOMEsTIC and FOREIGN EX¢HANGE. mar29 apé-Im DUNCAN SNIFF: GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENT, af and 33 Astor Honse om: We know him to be his bil ices, N. ¥. - great Advertising.) ECURE YOUR VALUABLES! RATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPARY, 15th Street and New York Avenue, Eis teeta eed rate. Sa iene gar Mi SIX NIGHTS, WE N4TionaL THEATER, JONDAY, ho . » on ATINEES. RETORN OF “seg SOCIETY FAVORITES. Last Appearance of the Present Company RICE’S SURPRISE*PARTY. | | ! PORTY OPERATIC EXTRAVAGANZA ARTISTS. | MONDAY, _TUESDay, WEDNESDAY and WEDNESDAY Matinee. T an SATURDAY MATINEE MONDA Grand Spectacular Extravacanza, REVELS: HUBSDAY, FRIDAY) The Charming Musical Novelty, HORRORS?! Rice and Nathaniel SaTURDAY, travaranza, MLAWAT HA! and her Sele Company, in my3 u 5 PER CRUST. rg F | “*We have seen the *Mewatberians,’ the "Masto- 70 BD's. Big Four Minstrels. MONDAY, May 3—EVERY EVENING. dona,’ the “50—count them —5u' and all the sensa- st wi ing, the conedy, the mountinie of very lar tional minstrels of the period, but uphesitatingly | ate that the BIG FOUR MINSTRE ‘ho played here last week are th ds. The vocal and instri: the dane- treshuess houses were every thing were remarka le. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES. eserved Seats in Dress Circle for All, Only 25 Cts Reserved Sea‘s in Orchestra for Atl, Only 50 Cts. IN PREPARATION, my3 HEARTS OF OAK. ALtxon=- MEH. WALTERS’ GALLERY Wit sr Oren SATURDAY, May 83x, AND SATURDAY, May 15TH, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR. chers and Students of Public 8 who have not been able to attend on Weduesdays. Myers & Hedian's, c at. 5 ‘Charles and Read. ‘Tickets for sale at McCaffrey’ N. Oharles et. ; N. Charles st; Gorman’s, Bendan’s, 127 W. Baltins Moore’s, Howard and Madison; and Boar's, my3&6 harles & Mulberry ; FRIDAY, MAY Tickets, at Ellis’ and of Music Store, W HILHARMONM#C SUCIETY, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Repetition by request, with same soloists, of the ANCIENT MAKINER, 1, 1ss0, ATS O'CLOGK. t 5 Reserved scat coupe HEATER COMIQUE,— MONDAY, May. 2, Nightly; and Mativees ‘TUESDAY, THURS- DAY and SATURDAY. ‘The Reicniny Now Engagement of the Orzinal and On y Marie Est’s Minstrels ana the Dockstaders’ Novelty 25 First-class Ariisis 25. ar. e, ‘The Surprise Party; or, The Lady Base Ball Remember, Three Matinees this week. myd ABEINGTON THEATER. —Now Stare MONDAY, May 3d, first appearance of the great LEVANTE SISTERS, sts and char: tists ; seri: i free.mi-tt* VILLARD HALL. A MAY TIVAL will be held on TUES- DAY EVENING, May 4th. Music by Donch’s band, Di had at Thompson’: ofhice of Willard’s Hotel. Proceeds for i et Refreshments. Ti. kets drug store, 15th st cts., to be + and t the table ety THE LARGEST TENTED EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD: SIXTEENTH ANNUAL TOUR. ADAM FOREPAUGII'S COLOSSAL COMBINATION OF ENAGERIE, MUSEUM, CIRCUS and TRAINED iS = ANIMALS, After an absence of four years, will revisit and ex- hibit Afternoons and Evenings at WASHINGTON THREE DAYS ONLY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNES DAY, May 3d, 4th and 5th. At the corner of NINTH and 8 STREETS. Exhibits the only bs PERFORA@IN , ELEPHANTS 2 Inthe Sorid. 4 HUMAN BEING SHOT FROM AN 80- mii TON CANNON! ZUILA, the Female Blondin, a Velocipede Over the Hi Crossing it Blindfolde: With Her Feet in Sack: The Wonderful Wire ad BABY ELEPHANT TRAINED GIRAFFES, HIPPOPOTAMUS, RHI- NOCE! SEA LIONS. = ean BISON Se NOCEROS, NS. In All 1.500 Beasts and Birds, IER PIGEONS, TRAD DISCIPLIN! i CELEBRITIES! BACK RIDING. THE SHO’ ND. Seats fer 10,000 in the Flectric-Lixhted Circus. eparate Tents. One Ticket aud Price to All. The arena illuminated by he Operated by the inventor in person. See bills f Aly REN Udren under nine half- Exhibits Afternoons and Evenings at the usnal jours. apl7, my, s DR. F. A. VON, MOSOHZISKER, Orrick 619 Nineteenth st. n.w. Special attention given to the treatment of Admission 50 cent: rice. DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF THE THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, &o. Dr. von MOSCHZISKEB bas now been long enough in Washington and ao- complished sufficient in his profession to feel that msces- further commend of his ski d_a8 an inventor of scientific apparatuses ant Yor tho treatment of the respiratory oneean be ie weil Known beth in Europe aud this sountry” Dr. von MOSCHZISHER feels some personal gratification in the fact that the Their amined list nam the BI of bit 8 of More men of distinction, of country, than robab)y that of an > Se Se Rees BS att to N can ex at his office by those interested. FROM SENATOR VOORHEES. I thank you very sincerely for the relief I received from your treatment of my hearing, ch has been serious! result of an excessi’ fere oold Pred. 'D. W. VOORHEES” tarrh and deafness—proved think it but & just tribute who: his utmost confidence be entirely satisfied with the result. RESTORATION OF HEARING. Dr. von Moschzisker's treatment in my case—ca- & perfect success. I odlical wervioge thet have ae me ices in his professional abilities. National Brass Works, Washington. Dzaz Str:— By the advies of Senator Voorhees under treatment for and nasal catarrhe I have reason ET ‘and you are at liberty to reter any one to me. Chief of the Redemption Di Office. " of the Organs, and of aa om nie rea ofa case eon sive relief in all cuss Chaban ee HORATIO SEYMOUR. to5p.m. Office hours: From 9 a.m. to 1p.m., —_ ee JM @ B. conEN, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS 4ND PRECIOUS STONES 850, worth of PLEDGES, Eos ees eeegey Pendants and W. AMERICAN and ‘SWISS fab ds Sad NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED for any T[\HE CELLULOID TEGRE | of the teovo goodse (T= CELLULOID TRUssaNDavrPoRTans. | “1 -r"or nrc ¥ ates No. 1007 Seventh st. n.w. THAT gaxs, | = ints, Fisher devotes per ‘athe wantror | <= secPremebiatpention will be ives to" anders fo OMNSON, 713 Market Space. New Gent's SUK Unibre Shetland Shaw: r-line Black and White Ske, 80 and 62) Swat) Misia, Biack and White sik, supenot, 180 5-4 Black and Colored Striped awa Pad Bunt be. SLand €1 25. 5-4 Black and Cream I cage Androscogyin, 1 cane equal to Wa Lease pretty Tarht 001 ‘The Boston Bunting, 62i¢c We. re Prints, 6), rmfort Corsets, ail mbes, myl G° TO DUBREUIL BROs. TRR2 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. BIRTS IR TRE CONVENTION A SPE eS AS CIALTY. Ralf dozen Fine SHIRTS. Halt-dozen Superior SHT Haif-dozen Elezant SKIRTS. Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, $12 assortment of GENT'S FURNISH) “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 cts. ie cheaper than we sold it ‘when 1m at 26 «Oar a amality a 5 as E 81.25 by the we QUINTs: SHIRTS: 5 by ( FINE DRFSS SHIRTS TO ORD 6 EXCELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to orler. M50. 6 GOOD - o 9.00 FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS OF OUR owe on aa ALWAYS NRT MEN'S FCRNISHTN 38. THOMPSON'S Stict Factory, E. MAUCK, Prorarrron. Opposite Patent Onive. Me. B1D.00 BLACK AND COLORED, AND PL. Desirable patterns that cannot be duplicated later in the season for what we offer them now. BLACK DAMASSE, PLAIN, STRIPED 1D. BLACK PEKIN STRIPES, BLACK GRENADINES, SILKS AND SATINS, UMBRELLAS, KID AND LISLE GLOVES, WHITE GooDs, FANOY HOSIERY, LAWNS AND PERCAL CANTON GINGHAMS in new de TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.) aps O18 Tth street n. Q@PECIAL BARGAINS. a PARASOLS AND DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! SILK Onr $1, $1.26 and $1.50 Bauoarys. Lace for Curtains, 12c. to 81. CARTERS, 711 Market Space. Pure Linen Figured Lawns, 1c. Beautifu | French Lawns. Doautifal Fi naw Pure Linen Table D>. in.) ‘olor an k ete. Colored aud Black Satins. One hundred (00> Pieces beauliful Woo! Dress Goods, syirinxe sbades, ouly 1 CARTER'S, apl2 Fil Market Space, Dp su : i PHING AND, SUMMER DRESS We have jnst opened s splendia line of Frenchy DRESS GOODR, comprising a full assortment of Fancy and Black SILKS, Black and Colored silk GRENADINES, Black Silk Hera: Pongees, ckers. Bhooda Cl Mammy Cloths, Lace Buntings. Linen Lawns, Madras Ginzhame, India Mulis and French Nainsooke, all wrades. An inspection of our stock is solicited. i HOOE BROTHER & o., 1828 F st. w.w., near Evbitt Hone. __FAMILY SUPPLIES. Fscourace © HO ME MANUPFAC- AND HELP TO BUILD UP THE DISTRICT. Our Flour is made at home. aplo BUY OUR NEW SOUTH. W. H. TENNEY & SONS, CAPITOL MILL ap30.tM21 EST N.¥. BUTTER, per Ib .... Prime NEW CHEESE, per Ib. . 1can SWISS CONDENSED MILK 3 Ibs. Best ITALIAN MACARON 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL TEA, w elsewhere. anon 2 Ibe. GREEN COFF! 1 bushel GOOD POTATO! 6 (-1b.) Bars BABBITT'S J Scans S. & W. CORN ee STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BAR CALIFORNIA BRAND’ ay29 cou Mand N. ONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT JUICE, a MOST WHOLESO! DELICIOUS AND RE- FRESHING BEVERAGE. ENTIRELY FurE FROM ALCOROT. It prevents fevers, cools and purifies the blood aids Cigestion, corrects the stomach, relieves 4 sickness, and has great curative powers in rheuma- tism, gout and dyspepsia. This juice of the Lime Frait is guarantee’ Srrictty Pere and Freer rr MM ALCOHOL. | Pre- r by the Montserrat Co., in the island of Mont- kerrat, Weet Indies, Trom whenoe it ss imported. B. W. REED’S SONS, ap27 216 F street n.w. F E MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA. 50 Cents Per Lp. sane Java COFFEE, Roasted, 43 cts Beet COFFEE, Roasted. 20 cts. per Ib. ‘Swiss Process FLOUR, €2.15 per \ bu. NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY, Cor. 7th and H sts, ap26-3m WM. H. SP! UL & Co. DP» CHERRIES, DRIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES, DRIED WHORTLEBERRIES, PRUNES, PRESERVES AND JELLIES IN BUCKETS. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. ap22 1421 New Vork ave. PREMIUM warded at the National Fairover all other compet- Flour in the 2 handsomest Eo EEE. STERLING'S 8ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. THorenlo by overy fa ase ite Fie Detnee \CE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. anda New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. STRAW- ae have SERING LAMB cnt Smee, CTREE” j