Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... . May 7, Ise. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘WASHINGTON, May 7, 1580. For the Middle Atlantic states and coast of North Carolina, stationary or rising barometer, berth and east winds, clear or hazy, cooler fol- Jowed by warmer weat LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. Fort Opera House.—The “Big Four” Min- strels. water.—The Rice Surprise Party Theater Cominne.— Madame D'Ests’ Female Minstrels and Varieties. nm Theater. — The Levant Sisters, ps and varieties. Calrary Baptist Church—Wayland Jubilee Singers. Conaregational Ch ty concert. St. Pauls Simon Woit. Condensed Localu. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:15 p. m. and extinguished at 4 a. m. The President has pardoned Adolph Kemmer- €r, convicted of assault and sentenced to taree months in the District jail and to pay 2 flae of fie0. xpocket, named Charley White, vch.—Phiiharmonie Socie- Lutheran Clareh.—Leeture by A colored was arrested by Officer Dubois at the corner of 7th street and the avenue yesterday afternoon while he had his iand in a lady's pocket. The lady being a stranger in the city declined to Prosecute, Dut a charge of vagraney was pre- serred against White at the 5th precinet station. The Washington National Monument Society at their meeting yesterday formally received the stone from the grave of Napoleon at St. Helena, sent to this country in isel, as recentiy Stated in THE STAR. The members of the so- elety expressed the opinion that the pending bill for the completion of the monument will be Passed by Congress with but little opposition. Arthur Fowler and ank Reamer were yes- terday appointed regular letter carriers of the Washington post office, to date from May 1st, 1880, vice B. F Owen resigned, and Thomas MeNally, (now under bail.) removed for cause. ‘They have been auxiliary carriers. The Knichts of SI lombktle last evening elected the follow officers: Commander, ». R.A. , John recording secretary, 3 financial ‘secretary, T. A. Duff urer, Join Malone; board of governors. James Lawlor, Wm. Murphy, Edwand Deveny. Daniel Stundun, John Wilmot. About two hun 's and girls made their pastor. -A little son of Mr. g on East Capitol ad mashed 5: a@ heavy ea stepping Dr. Brack ett is of the opinion that amputation may b: necessary ‘There ¥ sold at the Calvert station, Balt more, yesterday, 1,566 round trip Wickets for t excursion LOM. to this cit Yesterday John the Citizens’ Natio Yary injunction a rvices. according to the rita Protestant Episcopal church, of M lon, who died at the advanced ag x place yesterday after- pot, and was led. The ent was at The pall-beare re , Gen. Hunter, Dr. J. B. Bla jouer Mors: hn T. Tarknéss. + Of this Pistrfer, Un Whieh worships in the Tallmadge hall, on FP street, has purchased a lot on the southeast corner of 10th and Hi streets, yiteh to erest aehureh ¢ past av. Alexander Kent, will soon re OW @ Horthera tour to raise money for this purpose. PICKPOCKETS SENT TO JatL.—Thomas H. Mor- ton and George Wilson, two young men, strang- ers, arrested by Detective McDevitt on suspi- eion of being the persons who stole the gold Wateh, worth $30, from Mr. Thomas A. Good- win, were arraigned before Judge Snell this morning on the charge of pleking Goodwin's Pocket of his watch, and pleading gullty were Sent to jail six months each. A New Cnvrcn 170 BE Rev. Dr. Eschbav Staley, of Frederte: of Washington county, Md.. a committee ap- potnted by the general synod of the Reformed church of the United States for the purpose, visited this city to select a suitable site on which fo erect a mission chapel for the use of the Potomac classes, who are now hipping in the Sovereigns ‘of Industry hall, on iith Street. After viewing sites in different portions Of the District, the committee concinded to in vest near Hhode Island avenue and 15th street northwest, and a convenient chapel will be built this season. DEcoRaTION Day.—The executive committee tt.—On ‘Tuesday Dr. Md., and Re of Baltimore; Rev. Mr. M 5 of the Grand Army of the Repubile met last evenipg—C. C. Royce presiding an . Brodie secreta: The chairman reported that the tates artillery from the arsenal, the Marine corps. the Washington Light Infantry the Union Veteran corps, and the Grand Army headed by the Marine band and dr parade on Memorial Day that_ Hon. iam Winter. New York Tovruw stall, the poem a Arlington. Dr. Rankin will be the ifome ai Soldi ames Cunni Mm, jr. OF West Vir t nds t Wilso was invited to pat hase one of the S of boys’ clot hit hing House of B. Ki It will make the li your little sor ‘and well madi at ihe Boys | sh. | meeting at Brightwood. per doz.; Pine Apples, |r oe. per Out of Door Sports. SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THE COMING RACES. Major Twining proposes that some arrange- ment be made so that the boat race and the trot- Ung races at the National Fair ds on the | aco the setting’ apart one “free day-” when the so the 3] one * Ag F — ce, be Geoen ; ies the Lenny similar fo the “Derbd: ” in Engl an sageres that it be called, the “National .” and that everybody be Invited to enjoy themselves, ‘THE WASHINGTON GUN CLUB held its first practice shoot at Holmead’s yester- day afternoon. Eleven members participated in the match. The terme were twenty balls each, | Is yards rise, from Card's rotating trap. ‘Tne following {s the score: Hon. Henry Pcehier, 19; C. R, Dufour, 19; C. M. Alexander, 1s; Wm. Hol- mead, 17; T. H. Alexander, 15; J. W. Van Ar- num, 15; C. M. Ogden, 14: A! A. Birney, 14; Hon. W. L. Steele, 13; J. Hoskins, 13; Geo. W. Bent- ley, 9. TRICKETT AND HANLAN, The London Sportsman publishes an extract from a letter from a gentleman, who was to have accompanied E. Trickett, the Australian oarsman, to England, had It been ‘ible to { arrange a match with Edward Hanlan, of To- ronto, Ont, dee a “It is not likely that Trickett will visit England, as Hanlan refuses to fix a tine and place for a contest.” MORE FLYERS FOR THE MAY RACES. ‘The following horses have arrived to take part in the running races of the National Fair Assocation: Vera Cruz, Checkmate, Charles Backus, Inquirer, Angler, Wimbertor, Valedic- tory and a handsome two-year-old, yet un- named, by Creedmoor. Babvock’s stable, from New York city, arrived with Dick Sasscer, Pe- quot, Ferncliff and Janet Murray. C. W. Evans’ stable, from Ohio, including Buster, Jerry and two unnamed colts have also arrived. THE BRIGHTWOOD RACES. ‘The first race at Brightwood yesterday was for horses of the 3-minute class and for a purse of $100—$50 to the first horse. $25 to second, $15 to third, and $1 to fourth. G. 8. Smith entered s. S, Col. Heywood; S. H. Snapp, br. m. Lucy; J. Eagleston, g. g. Jordan; and Wash. Nailor, br. g. Jim Christy. The first heat was easily won by Col. Heywood in 2:54. ‘The second and third heats resulted in Col. Heywooi trotting each heat in 2:50, and winning the race; Lucy second, Jim Christy third, and Jordan fourth. For the running race. three half-mile heats, for Ge se of $50, H. Gaffney entered b. g. Lucky Hit; A. Smith, br. f. Natalie; O. Trowbridge, el Withville; H. Lisheau, br. m. Slippery: Jane; and owner, br. 5 Telegraph. Lucky Hit ir won the first and tht heats, and Withville the second. Yesterday's races closed the spring Amusements, &c. NATIONAL THEATER.—The Rice Company last | evening appeared in “Horrors” before a large audience. ‘The extravaganza incindes many changes of seenes, lots of fun, beautiful cos- tumes and lively music, and was given in capi- tal style. “Horrors” again to-night and to- Eo ‘s matinee. “Iifawatha” to-morrow night. Foun’s OrERa Hovst.—The Big Four ™ strels continue to give their excellent p formances at the Opera House. Their program is well selected and very amusing. The “Big Four” are immense. | | THEATER ComigvE.—The De Est minstrels at | the Comique give a most amusing performance. ‘They area part of a very lively entertain: ARLINGTON THEATER.—The corps of spectal ally large, ose of raising funds for enlarging their build- ing, and propose to let their friends in Wasb- ington judge of their merits at. an entertain- | ment at Calvary Chureh to-night. Goand hear m. THE “RoyAL Mippy,” the come opera abont Which there has been so much litigation, will Positively be produced at Ford’s Opera House LEXt week. LINcoLN Hatt.—Wilhem), the great violinis will appear One night next week—Tuesday—. Lineoin Hall. SKATING Rink.—A und party and sociable, for the benetit of the Little Sisters of the Poo! will be given at the Skating Rink next Mond cvontie TRE Frast of Miss Jullet_Corson’s lessons in practical cookery will be given next Monday, at )p. m., in the lecture room of the Congrega- Uonal church. ‘THE Ax? LOAN Exatpition, at the Cooke man- Sion, in Georgetown, is a splendid display of rare and beautiful articles tastefully arranged, and the ladies in charge are very courteous and tmaake ft pleasant for callers. Caprailn Pac Boyton is making preparation for his swimming exhibition next week. THE BENEFIT hext Monday to Mr. Kinsl at the National will be largely attended, and th performance will be excellent. A large number Of seats have already been sold. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—The Philharmonic Seciety will repeat the “Ancient Mariner” at the Congregational church this evening, with the same soloists, Sr. PAULS CHURCH.—The postponed lecture of Simon Wolf will be delivered to-night at St. Paul's Lutheran ehure! Washington Market, tetail Prices, Meats.—Beef. sirloin. 2c, per !b.; do. porter- how: avse.; 11D roast, Waise.; steak, 1252200.; Corned Beet, Saiv.; Dried Beet, chipped, do. sliced, Lamb, 18a2 ve Mutton, 12%alse.; Pork, i0a12% i2Me. mis, sugar cured, i2xe.: Bacon Har Sioutders, sage.; Bre: Frur Lemons, 30a4vc. per do; a30e. per_bunen; Rock, per 1b., 20a30¢. per Dunc! ; Halibut, 15a20e.; Cod! i bass, 1542 1b. per bunch; per pair; ig. Walse. per , 12. per 1b.; ‘Terrapin (diamon: $20ag2d per doz; do. (sliders), $9 per doz. Burrer.—Philadelph: Western Creamery, rou, 20as0e.; Cheese, 1 di others will follow. retzen Verein, be read on the o% others wishing to parti 3 hotel Monday morning ing last evening, Mr. > verein with a hands alt of Mr. John r ew the chairman of | Mr. George C. yogt chairman arles Ebel of the of the reception coi shooting committee, Charles rounds, S. I nth oO} press commi! ‘he committee on bowliag. pring § See his advt. Kolzhts Templar S, and Comm marched last night | where there Was ion in a ia E. rge ¢ chure a else ‘The exercises were begun by singing “Atl Hall | the Power of Jesus’ N which was followed | by prayer by Dr. Kendree Relliey. The Washington Ma hote, twenty voices in number, ur “Integra V at the orga ered the sermon, entire audienc arose and recited the Lora’s Prayer, and the choir rendered an appropriate selection. The aud was dismissed with bepediction, mplars returned to the Masonic tem Law Booxs at AvCTION.—Tue sale of books at Dowkng’s will be concluded this evening, when the most valuable portion of the law ibrar will ve soid, including nearly all the U reme Court reports and other standard woi the profession. t GUILTY OF PERJURY IN A PENSION Case. S Ovlock last night returned a ver. '¥ in the case of George Brown, who has been on trial for the past eight days in the Criminal Court, before Judge James, on the charge of false swearing in the procuremeat of a 0 for Sally Vaughn, purporting to be the widow of one Beverly Vanghn,a sergeant in the 62d Pennsylvania volunteers. Indictments for presenting a false claim. procuring a false affidavit ana conspiracy 10 defraud a pension agent are yet pending against him. WE OFFER an all wool three piece children’s suit_at $3.40. Boys’ Department, A. Saks < Co., 316 7th st. t WASHINGTON Fist MARKET.—Sold by R. A. i WO herrings, from $2 to $3 ws) shad, from’ $s to $12 per ~ rock and perch, from 25 ——__. Howson’s Ick CREAM and strawberries 10 cts; 4 T2LD. n cell.” An officer had to be detailed to watch her ——————— during the night. This is ap uy, & case A CRIMINAL CASE ON Arpgal —Ti in the | which demands rigid inquiry into all the ctr- Court in General Term the case of U. s cumstances, and it is hoped it will be probed to Frank Jordan was argued by C. A. Elliot for the | the bottom.” defendant and Col. Corkhill forthegovernment, | — In the Police Court this m Peters testi- Jordan was com in January last of an as- | fed that thi: woman has been in his employ for sault and battery with intent to kill Samuel | two Months, and in the night time she got up Mason, alias Rainey by shooting and was | apd stole his money aud Ww from the place nim, tenced by Judge Hagner to five years’ im- Frecument and labor ih the penitentiary at #lbaby. and the case how comes up on excep. 2.0ns tukep during the trial. M. Parker, | Giermandd. . per Salve. per per peck: Peas, 40502, eoasde. per Asparagw: Tomatoes, 15a25¢, per box; er bunch. hickens, 60a75 per patr; Di Turke per doz.; Spring Geese, 50 er Th; Squabs, $l. 5, $3.50a$4.50 per doz, will sell to-morrow at hi | Pooms several very excellent oil painti: | ae auction have been tssued to ft . SI New York city, and ella M.'Strong; George M. Kengla and Addie Maria Hazel; Francis Newton and Josephine own? Ignatius Miles and Elien Kelly: Batley is and Rachel Tolliver; W. H. Lloyd and Mayhew; John H. Price and Susie Morris; | W. Oden, of Alexandria, and Mary Rich- ardson; Richard Byron and Eliza Chaune: | Dantel Perry and and Annie Queen. —— Kate n REAL, ATE SALES.—Mensrs. Duncanson Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, tor | Geo. ©. White, trustee, lots 101, 102 and 103, tn | square 445, according to Parthenia Thyson’s subdivision, each fronting 2 feet 10 Inches on Marion st., near P st. market, and having a depth of 105 feet, to Frank Hume, for 14 cents | Per square foot. | “J.'T, Coldwell, real estate broker and anetion- has sold the following: F ee, sub lot 43, square 615, improved by two-story frame building, on the s.e. corner of sts. n.w., to Patrick Heany, for $905, Mcintre, trustee, part of lot 4, square tronting on E st., bet. 22d and 23d sts. n.w., 22 feet by a depth ¢ feet, to W. T. Galliher, for $460, subject to taxes. For W. E. Edmonsion and B. H. Warner, trustees, parts sub lots 254 square 675, lnproved by a brick dwell- 1 K St. n.¢., tO A. F, Marsh, for $2,000. , trustee, sub loi F, square , lmproved by a brick dwelling. No. 125 B st. to J, S. Manning. for $5,000). For B. H. Wa | ner’ and John Joy Edson, ‘trustees, sub lot square north of square 177, improved by a small brick dwelling. No. 1968 16th st. n.w., to H. P. Sanders, for $1,050. For Mrs. Stickney and B. P. Snyder, trustees, lot 12, square 3869, improved by a two-story and mansard roof brick dwelling. No. 925. n.W., to the National Savings Bank of the District of Columbia, for $15,000, A WOMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING ATTEMPTS SvicrpE.—Omicer Harlow last night arrested a German woman named Theresa Schieker, on complaint of the ki r of a drinking saloon on D street, named John Peters, charging her with robbing him of a gold watch and $20 in money. This poor woman bas been in this voubtry Only eight months and, without friends has been In Peters’ employ as a servant. Peters saysshe stole his watch last Sunday. She denied the charge and was very much effected at the disgrace of the situation in wh ch she has been placed by her employer. After she was locked up she made several desperate at- tempts to choke herself to death by tearing up her clothing and twisting them around ‘her neck, and by hanging herself to the bars of her be had put it; grand jury. + Revision of the Pharmacopia. THE SIXTH DECENNIAL CONVENTION CLOSED. ‘The sixth decennial convention of physicians and pharmacists for the revision of the United ‘States pharmacopia, In session at the National M 1 College, on H sti between 13th ana itn, dla not texaeacs any business in the session yesterday. At5o’clock the members id their respects. to President Hay and at BS ) o'clock visited the Observatot and % were re- ra] Rodgers and wife. At 10 mm was held, and the com- mittee on nominations made their report as fol- lows: Committee on revision and publication of the Pharmacopia: the President, Dr. Robert the secretary, Dr. F. A. Castle; Dr. gton, U.S. A.; Dr. Gibbs, U. 8. N.; Prof. pidberg, United States marine hospital service; Prot. P. N. Bedford, Prof. C. L. Diehl, Prof. Louis Dohme, Mr. Thomas Dobler, Dr. Lawrence Johnson, Dr. J. F. Judge, Professors J. M. Maisch and G. F. H. Markoe, Mr. H. B. Parsot Professors H. G. Piffor: Re Z. G. Wormley, Mr. Char! Ruschenberger, Dr. E. R. Squibb, Prot. A. Taylor, Mr. W. S. Thompson, (D. C.), Prof. O. A. Wall, Prof. E. S. Wood and Dr. T. F. Wood. It ‘was decided that liquid prescriptions should be Stated in weight and that the text of the Phar- macopia should be in the English language. The convention, at 2 o’clock morning, ad- journed sine die, The delegates visited Mount vernon to-day. lecennial convention will be called by the committee on revision in March, 1389, and held in this city in May of the following year. District Government Affairs. The District Commissioners to-day Issued an order that hereafter no clerk discharged for cause will be allowed to practica, as an attor- ney or agent for others, in the District offices. The RO perLy, binding on Pennsylvania ave- nue, which was sold May 10th, 1879, for the re- paving of said svete, Will be fully in defauit on the 10th inst., the purchasing partles will then be applying for deeds thereon. BIDS FOR GRANITE PAVING BLOCKS, Bids were opened in the office of the District Commissioners at 12 o'clock to-day, to furnish and deliver at tke property yard ot the District of Columbia, 800,000, more or less, granite paving blocks of the uniform size, of not more than S nor less than 6 inehes in length; in width not more than 5 nor less than 3 inches and in depth not more than 6 nor less than 53. Two hundred thousand of these blocks to be delivered on or before June 1st, 400,000 on or before July 3d, and 200,000 on or before August 15th. | The bids were as follows:- Old Dominion Granite Company, $41 per thousand; J. W. Mc- Knight & Co.. $35 per thousand. No award has been made but is probable the lowest bidder will receive she contract. COLLECTIONS IN APRIL. District Collector Cook reports the collections from all sources of the District revenues for the onth of April at $159,415.19. Of this amount 00 Was from back taxes due from the Balti- more and Ohio Railroad company. Tais Is the month (May) in which the last halt of the in- Stalinent of general taxes is due, no penalty accruing until June ist. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: Horace S. Jonn- son, construct a two-story dwelling, nue, between 3d and 434 streets southw: J. Jouvenal, constract a building cory and I streets northw: 5 B The deleg in this city will be the guests of Carroll Institute—the only o ton here belonging tothe union. The belonging to the unioa in Richmond, V: e s, W. Va.: Trenton, Paterson and Ni dence, R. J.; Piilladelphia and ark, N. J.; Prov Baltimore; Chaneston, 8. C.; New York city, brooklyn and Albany have already elected del? egates, and many other places will be repre- sented. ‘The delegates will meet at the room: of the institute at s:30 o'clock a.m., Wednesday the 12th, to proceed to St. Patrick's church, where high mass wili be celeprated at 9 0’¢! 4 and an address of welcome will be delivered by one of the clergymen of the city. At the close of the service the delegates will be escorted to voin Hall, where the conventions will hold {ts sessions. In the evening a complimentary \verary and musical entertainment will be given in honor of the convention, and the following evening a banquet will be tendered the guests at the National Hotel. President Hayes will re- ceive qe delegates at the Executive Mansion Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. The conven- tion will be In session two days. Bishop Keane, president of the Union, will preside. The Car- roll Institute last evening In addition to arrang- ing for the convention, elected Chas. McCarthy Ue and Dr. Arthur Glennan assistant fbrarian, THE I. O. M.—Last evening the visiting mem- bers of the Order of Mechanics were entertained at Association Hall, and left in the evening trains by the B. & P. railroad, and what is re- Yesti «District Boge itted to the adunit nTo-day, ‘Truesdell agt. Wise; argued and sub- A 3 argued and su’ mitted. U.S, agt. Frank Jordan. Crrcerr Cover (No. 1)—Judge Macarthur. | Yesterday, Pomeroy io Savings | Bank; judgment by defat Le Merle agt. Pra- ther; same. Luchs & Brother agt. Arnold; same. leman agt. Talbot; motion withdrawn. , Hobbs & Co. agt. Alexander & Son and Holtzman agt. Bliss; judgments by defauit. Adt agt. F. T. Browning; motion for judgment of conde! erruled. Keyser, receiver, agt. Hatch; hearing a demurrer. | Thi Equity CourT—Chier Justice Cariter, | Yesterday, Mercer Hogan; second excep- ton sustained and defendant required to ai Swer. Murray agt. Fletcher; heard; decree to repared. Lowe agt. Brooks; pro confesso. ‘ards agt. Entwisle; 30 days further time to take testimony. Burch GOR Wallach; rule agt. W. P. Wood and J. R. Blumen’ issued returnable 12th instant. Thomas agt. rule discharged. F.S. & T. Co. agt. Vanden- berg; certified to the Court in General Term. To-day, Leonard agt. Leonard; S. S. Henkle appointed Cg ad litem, pro confesso and reference. Young agt. Young; reference. Ryon agt. Deale; restraining order issued. Draper agt. Hyde; decree ordered refused. Crrmvar Covrt—Judge James, sterday, George Brown, false swearin verdict guilty. Andrew Lewis, do.; on hearin; POLICE CouRT—Judge Sneul. Yesterday, after our report closed, Sylvester Woods and Wm. Johnson, larceny’ of a pot, knives and other articles from W. C. Coleman; jail 30 days each. Robert Boyle, assault on Charles C. Herbert in August last; continued. Andrew King, assault on Thomas Jefferson with hickory cane about 2 inches thick; $20 or | 60 days. Ludwig Fletcher, assault on Edward Garret; $1, Edward Barnes, assault on Betty Thomas by shooting at her; $50 or 60 days. Betty testified that she dodged the ball, To-day, Henry Pope, profanity; $5 or 7 day John Blackburn. loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. John MeDermott, John Cook,’ Charles White, John Brown, John Blackburn and Jas. Ryan, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. Eliz: beth Mason, charged with destroying private ‘property; $10 or 30 days. John Watters, Joha efferson and John Perry, loud and_ boisterous; $ or 15 days each. Emery Johnson, throwing Stones in the street; $5 or 10 days.’ John Mc- Cormick. a taflor, charged with throwing a pair of scissors ata little boy named Newton, some two weeks ago, who was looking into his shop- window, and cutting his face badly. Dr. Ham- Mett testified that the boy was not much harmed, and the court imposed a fine of $5. John W. Shipley, colored, charged with embezzle- ment of 75 cents from his employer; continued. ‘Thomas Butler, colored, assault on ‘Maria Wil- Son, by cutting her right arm to the bone; 60 * in jail, Alexander Shiles, white, assault battery on Wm. H. Thomas, colored, by cutting him on the head and face. For defence it was testified that the boy Shiles was pal, insane, and the case was suspended until a medical examination can be held by competent physicians as to his responsibility. Robt. Boyle, assault on Charles C, Herbert: $10 or 30 days. Georgiana Chapman, threats to Anny King, both colored; personal bonds to keep the peac: Caroline Chapman, threats to Rebecca Berkley; personal bonds, The Markets. BALTIMORE, May 7.—Virginia cixes, deferred, 7 18, 553, . Recon series, 5 ido. consols, '65%;: do. 22% ido. past due coupons, 91; d new ten-forties, 395, 95 bid to-aay. be E@ PS dg. ten-forty coupon: a BALTIMORE, May 7.—Ootton quiet—middling, 31%.) Flour firm “and in demand — Howard street and western super, 3.5Ua4.00; do. extra, 4.258 6.25; do. family, 5.50a6.25; mills super, 3.75 ad do. extra, “4.503: . family, '6.00a 6.50; do. Rio brands, 6.2: Patapsco ‘family, 7.10. Wheat, southern qniet but firm; western spot steady and futures easy and dull—southern red, 1.2ea1.32 Jul; 1 te july, 1.12%5@1.12% pouthern higher Yo western spot White, 55; do. yellow, 58: westera mixed, spot, May, 4940496: Jung, 40%a47; July, 49% asked Oats'tirm—gouthern, 47248; weetern white, 46047; do, gutxed, 49546: Peunsylvaniay 40347, Rye dll S490. Hay quiet—prime to choice Pennaylvania and Maryland, 17-G0a19.00. Provisions steady, with good Jobbing’ démand—amess pork, 11-Zoail15. ineats—loose 6! ; sides, ucmin : shouldei tard rene, ccd, Eggs steady, 10. cheice westera pac Egea steady, 10. Petroleum crude nominal: refined” Somieal Te Coffee quiet—Rio cargoes, ‘ordinary to primis, 18a al. 2 10%. Sugar steady—A soft, 9%. Whisky firm, 1.1034. prelate to Liverpool per steamer dull— cotton, 3-16d.; flour, 2s.6d.; grain, 63d. Re heat, 13,543 bush bushels; oats, 3,895 Dusliels ; ipts—flour, 1,720 barrels; corn, 4,573 1 GEORGETOWN. MERRICK MgpAL Conrsst.—The anndai lace in the refectory hall, own College, Festerday ge aud ence so ben, J.P. Pennsylvania, took the affirmative, an lessrs. W. J. Kernan, of New York, and C. B, Pallen. of Missouri.the negative of the following subject: “Would it be to the interests of the United States to assume the political control of any canal constructed across the isthmus that Separates the Atlantic and Pacific oceans?” Who the successful disputant was will be dis- closed on commencement day. Mr. Justice Field, Hon. Randall Gibson and Hon. A. G. urinan were the judges. The latter, however, ‘was unable to be present. GRaIn.—Arrivi Boat M. C. Waters with 990 bushels wheat; Gofden Rule with 200 bushels wheat; boat Medley with 3,000 bushels wheat; | boat Farmers’ Friend with 3,000 bushels coro. GRAIN MARKET.—Three_ thousand bushels of | Wheat sold y¢ ab $1.26 to $1.32. | FISH MARKET.—One hundred and twent; } Serre ine sold at el a 250 | shad at ¢1@ per hundred; 500 taylors at $2 per | thousand, = == ed CITY ITEMS. Men's and Boy’s Straw Hats, ‘The largest and best assortment of medium and low-priced Hatsssuitable for all ages, sizes, abd conditions, Is at Lewts’, 920 7th strect p.w. N. B.—Prices marked tn piain figures. 2 Sort Crans, by wholesale or retall, at 50 cts. per doz. Families and hotels supplied. N. White & CO., 621 B st. p.w., Norfolk Oyster Depot. 3 Lopiie’s HEADACHE SpEcrFic is perfectiy harM@less; cures almost instantly. Your Boy will be Pleased with the le, And you will be pleased with the price of our Spring Suits. Noaw WALKER & Co., Tailors and Clothiers, 4,7,10,12 625 Penna. aveaue. What Eminent Physicians Say. Colaen’s Liebig’s Liquid Extract of Beet and Tonic Invigorator 18 particularly useful when tonics are required, being tolerated when other forms of anima} food are rejected. In Diphtheria. Malarial Typhoid Fevers and every depress! ng disease, we have prescribed it with success, an: belteve it to be a most valuable remedy. J. Leslie, M. D., G. P. Copp, M. D., S. B. Parsons .D., R. A. Vaughan, M. D. rs. S. L. and C, Nidelet, all of St. Louis. Sold by al druggists and grocers. “Itching Piles. “Itching Piles.”? Are a very distressing complaint. Symptons are moisture, like perspiration, intense itching, gered at night, after getting warm in . Do not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. Sirayne’s Ointment a certain cure, ‘ kin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rheum, kin Diseases ringworm, ‘every form of skin Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all druggists. Storr & CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, Washington. BARLETT’S PILE SUPPOSITORIES are a’sure rem- edy for Piles or Hemorrhoids. Painless and cleanly, Sold by druggists. A pamphlet on the disease and treatment mailed on requ Box of 14, by mail, $1.00. J.C. Baker & Co., General Agents, Philadelphia. Baker's Cod Liver Oil—unexcelied. e06 No Lavy should be without a bottle of Zo- aille’s Headache Specific, SXINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If Jacking flesh, vit brain, or nerve force, use Ewes Health Reneter.” Greatest remedy on earth for impotence, sex! lebility, declin &e. t 1H 5S fay st “3 a Grugpis : Barclay street, N.Y., and for Vashington at 450 Penn’a avenue. TOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENTS Surrs, Anton Fischer, 96 G street northwest, Wil give satisfaction in every respect. qy “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in lbs. “Ward” prints, 40c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 5c. per qt. tf LECTURES. LLEcrore. The Postponed Lecture of Hon. SIMON WOL®, Gables “*More Light,”) wil! be delivered by him: ey Wheat, 412,462 bushels? corn, les—wheat,’ 268,400 bushels’ —Stocks firm. Money, 5. bushels: Shipments— 401, bushels. markable, of the nearly 2,000 excursionists who came irom Baltimore, not a single one was left. behind. ‘This morning the Supreme Lodge re- assembled, and concluded their business at 1) + O'clock, after fixing the first Wednesday fu May, 1Ss1, for the time and Baltimore the place forthe next meeting. At 2% o'clock to-day they marched to the steamboat wharf and vis- ited Mount Vernon. —_—— DEEDS IN FkE have been recorded as follows: G. L. Leonard to Rudolph Eichhorn, lots s4 to 93, in sub. Of Sq. 620, and lots 40 to 64, sa. 620; #—. John A. J. well, Robert Purvis and R. H. T. Seibold to John A. Moss, lot 2, in sub. of Bany Farm; 0. Williain Chase to John R. Cathin, lot 30, sq. 24,000, Nicholas Callan to Joseph Darsey, part lot 4, sq. 29; Swartzell to F, D. Evans, lot 4 and part 3 ut toM clitan Baptist church Plant, jr., to G. Ryneal, jr., W. F. . vens to E. C. In- block 3, 19, 20 and block 10, 10, 11, ; ), block 15, 25and3i, nd i6, ‘block 9, block 29, 4, ud. Meridian Tt A.C. Clark and 14, 1% $ eae 5 Harbaugh et al., lot 112, sib of 98 and 41, 8q. 193; J. Bond to Annie Brooks, 1ot 30, sub $500. A. Hyde, trustee, to A. Bodemer 000, James & A. Melibenny, lots Jobn Shubert to Geo. W. Rowell to 1. art 4, sq. 343 and 40, sq. . A. Small, estate in certain property in George- mall to W. Smith, do.; do. aa Maedel to H. Klots hn Hill to Joseph Hill, part 21, sa. south of $—. Joseph Hill to M. E. Hill, part 2 D. B. Grofit toM Rt. Moorhead, lot 9 . J. M. Var- . SQ. 19 mum et al to Julia Rodgers, p 4, Sc 126; $5,550, R. Terrill’s heirs to H. and’ W. Terrill, lot 44, ER. Waggaman (0 Hove & Br . C. FB. Peck to C. G . T. BE. Wag! Moulton, lot 99, sq. 181; $1.10, C. Brown, lot 15, sq. 401 hman to J, R. Edson etal 0. C.C, Smoot et al. to 3 , Of Mount Pleasant; $ a 2 trustees, to W. B. Kebbey, lot 15 and . Henry Schert to W. B. 160, §q. 1 G u valletal., ye 9, Sq. 255; $8, Kebbey, part 2, sq. 419; $5,000. E.G. Heintz to PH, T. Hines pt 26, 4 lol; $—. W. D. Cassin et trustees to D. F. Robinson, property in Georgetow! a Donahue, trustee, to A. P. Howe, pt. 2, sq. 1 32.070, 8. W. Wheat- ley et al. to Charles Wheatley, lots 1 to 5, sa. north of 396;¢—. W. L. Bramh‘ al. tess, to J. W. Tyler, Shoemaker to W. F. Pet 8 Si Hellen, lot 2, sq. south 1St; Elizabeth Jennifer to Benjamine Freeman, - lot C and part D, sq. 313; $1,000. Benjamin Freeman to Michael Mooney, same propercy; $1,050, Job Barnard, trustee, to B. H. Warner, PL 5, Sa. 153; $1,815. 50. ‘THE commencement exercises of the Theo- logical department of Howard University. will be held in the New York avenue Presbyterian church, this Friday evening, at 73. Address to the graduates by Rev. Dr. Harrison, chaplain of the House. We HAVE REMOVED TO 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE, CNEAR 15TH STREET.) Having a large stock of FINE GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING and HEATING MATERIALS® Bought at much lower than present prices, WE SHALL OFFER LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS To those about to build or make other improve ments. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO. splo .LLET. DAVIS & CO.’S PIANOS ave been is led FIFTY-SE' ‘and at the U. 8. 0. frase! THE MODEL OF HONOR and eae es ow and on 8 instalm bes hand rooms, O11 9th st fw ents at the Spifeoly H. L. SUMNER. with RAYS snd Hala DREgs- , aR DRESSES, gents’ clo , Watches, &c., bought and sold at Herzog’e, seh st. t ING, which is the preparation ‘con penae cpl Ree ary | Saeco short, 4873. Govern- Eth. YORK, May 7.—Flour duil. Wheat dali Stay 113830 U. 8. bonds, 455 lay 7, 12: Pp. m.—U. 8. 3g. Atlantic and Great Western first mort: istees’ Certificat 72; Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 3444. New Jersey Central consols, 1063s. Erie, 8934; do. second consola, 9254. Iitinois Central, 106}. Pennsylvania Central, 5435. Reading, 28%. New York Central, 129. NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. ‘The following quotations were current ta New ork so aa Y at 2 p. m., as reported by Lewis John- son of i. a a2 U. B. 4% er cents, 108%a100; Cent ts NEW and heavy. LONDON, per cents., 111 tru: Central, #63; Hannibal and St. Josep! Shore, 1045¢;' Northwest, 9176; 4g: Tron Mountain, 4833; 8¢. Paul, 76%; W Louis and_ Pacific, 3535; do. Kaneas and Texas, 34%: W. U. ©. 0. and I. C., 11 Pacific Mail, 36% hic and’ Mississippi, 25:;: Eerie’ 30st Michie nt sai 5 ust Dg cl nt tral He i, 3126; Lake in ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, Corner 11th and H streets northwest, FRIDAY, May 77H, 3880, ar 8 p. Mw. Tickets, 25 cents. To be had’ at Parker's Book- store, No. 6197thet Proceeds for the benefit of Chureh. my6-2t ——<—<—<——__ GEORGETOWN A DVER’MTS {® DRY GOODS. _AMUSEMENTS 0 TO DUBREUIL BROS., 2322 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE CONVENTION A SPE- : CIALTY. Balf-dozen Fi: tt Half doren Supesier SHIRES. Haif-dozen Elegant SRIRTS. Our Best SHIRT, Piaited Bosom, 812. ‘A fine assortment of GENT'S FURNISHINGS always on hand. ee DRESS SErRTS ADE TO ORDER ¢ ve Best material, in Joes Det manne the Very Best manner, am sbaranteed to cive perfect satisfaction both in qual= eyand ft, for only TWO DOLLARS. No second- See Coe only two doliars, at NISS, 1002 F et. now. Washington, D. 0. 208 9 soa \Wasmineron SCHUETZEN PARK. DEDIOATION OF THE NEW HALL or TRE WASHINGTON SCHUBTZEN VEREBIN if MONDAY, Max 10, 1880, Ts Arm oF TRE Bertone Foxy. | Admission 50 cents. mayT-3t the Maas, . . ae. aT TRE CouRE Ek 170 WASHINGTON STREET PONGETOWN. tenet rabies ee es for fale a Music Store and “M. E. Boardmian's Book Stone Take avenue or F street cars, the |i ‘pasein, within a few doore of the extivican, ey SBImnTs CHEAPER THAN EVER. Our “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 ct is cheaper un finished, han we sold it when muslin and iinen below ar 2 yeapoet Shirt in theworid, jamond” SHIRT, fain at $1.50 per a ecodea ie esate on ani r dozen, sre as an is usually sold at $2.50. Our Bik NECKWEAR beats the gona At quality and price. Our Sik SCARFS at 25 cta. are 88 wood as Py, other house selis at 50 Our 50- it BC. 50 ote. cent are as das ii id f 25 by teiepeeann ood as is sold for $1.25 by the MEGINNISS’, ap30 1002 © street n.w. QHInTs: SHIRTS! SHIRTS: 6 FINE DRFSS SHIRTS TO ORDER. § EXCELLENT DBESS SHIRTS to o7ier - 9.00 FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHI y OUR OWN MAKE ALWAYS: rue 8’ "i bat SE RAL +8. s N°S Shirt Factory, £. MAUCK, Puorareron. Opposite Patent Office. $12.00 + 10.50 ‘TINGS, CK AND COLORED, PLAIN, STRIP AND PLAID. siimaieod Desirable patterns that cannot be duplicated later F y in the season for what we offer them now. BLACK DAMASSE, . BLACK PEKIN STRIPES, BLACK GRENADINES, SILKS AND SATINS, PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, KID AND LISLE GLOVES, WHITE GOODS, FANOY HOSIERY, LAWNS AND PERCALES. CANTON GINGHAMS in new desixns. TYLER & CHEWNINAG, G.ste Clerks with Perry & Bro.), ap28 918 7th street n.w, rec BARGAINS, DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP, SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS. Striped Sitke, S0cy Navy Bine Silk, Dark Green Sik, Cardinal Red Silk and o1 : oe Ik and other colors, only 65c. 1. Colored and Black Cashmeres, pure wool, 75 and Sie. One hun- amns, new and chotoe styles, 10, 12 and 1c. Excelient’quality Calico, Sicc. "Black Cashmeres, pure wool, wide double- width, 37c. SILKS! SILKS! _ SILKS! Our $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Black Silks are Srgcran Bancatws. : Lace forCurtains, 12c. to 81. CARTEWS, 711 Market Space, Pure Linen Figured Lawns, 15c. Beautiful French Law eautiful Pacitic Lawns, 1c. Shetland Shawls, ail colors, #1. Very fne quality, pure wool, wide d Cashmeres, tosl.” Bisck 1 Warp Hen rietta. Black Bunting, 15 to Toe. Lace Grenadines, all colors. Black C hawis, pure wool $1.87 to $8. “Pure Linen Tuble Damask, 50c., (eT cisl bargain.) Colored and Black Silk Vélvets, olored and Black Satine. One hundred (100) Pieces beautiful Wool Dress Goods, spring shades, only 18c. apl2 GPEIN splendia line of French comprising a full aseort ment of SILK 4, pak and Colored Silk ‘We have juet opened DRESS G00! Fancy and Blac! GRENADINES, Black Nilk Mule and French N An inspection of onr stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., 1328 F st. w. near Ebbitt House. BOOTS AND SHOES. fernani aplo JURTIS BUILDING, TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM. FRIDAY EVENING, May 7. Everybody should see it. Admission 25 and 10 cents. my6-2t* PICNICS, EXCURSION: S, &e. ‘OLI PARK, 3 FORMERLY GIESBORO, is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIV for Picnics and Excursions. The pleasantest summer resort around Washington. The For every half hour, and a beautiful drive by road ie Park. First-class accommodations at 3 city prices; also, fine stabling accommodations for horses. -Gtand Free Opening Picnic THURSDAY, May 6th, RICHARD ROBB, Proprietor. ap30-1m TAKE NOTICE! The Order of the Postmaster-General enjoining the delivery of Registered Letters and Money Orders to the Ken- tucky State Lottery Company has been RESCINDED. Registered Letters and Money Orders can therefore be sent through the Mails to the Undersigned as formerly. x K Sgss L K XK B L KE YY 5 L KK 5 aS a 8 L KEK YY S888, L OTTERY KK XY 8 L KE EK x 8 L K £E y s L K gE x. 8sss LLLLL THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY IS DRAWN IN PUR: NCE OF AN AOT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE ON WEDNESDAY, MM) MM A <2 y ot 999 MM MM AA : et il 9 MMMM AAA Bg li 9999 M MM M A A x il 99 MM MA A x un 99 LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Prize of 320,000 is.. Iprize of 4,600 is. lprize of 2,000 is. 5 prizes of 1,000 are. 5 prizes of 500 ar 20 prizes of 250 are. 100 prizeaof 50 are, 200 prizes of 20 are, 600 prizes of ‘10 are. 1,000 prizes of are. 5,000 27 Approximating Prizes amounting to. 2,700 1,860 prizes, amounting to. TICKETS $1. Olub rates upon application. For full particulars and orders address G. UPINGTON, 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, OR M. J. RICHMOND, COVINGTON, KY. List of drawings published in the New York Her- ald, Bun, Staats Zeitung, | Philadelphia Record, Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch, Pittsburg Dis} te Cincinnati Inquirer, Cincinnati Gomme an Louisville Oommercial. All out-of-town ticket- holders are mailed a copy of the oficial list as soon as received. N. B.—The Kentucky State ita in Canada. vif 80] geent in en eens. On. ear, in eee and style. made sped fay antes a fall line READ THIS COLUMN. fron Bitters A Powerful Tonic. Iron Bitters Complete Strengthener. Iron Bitters A Bure Appetizer. | ron Bitters "4 z Enrich the Blood. Curatine A Vegetable Medicine. |Curatine AReliable Medicine. Curatine Cures Blood Diseases. {curatine |Cures Liver Complaints. Iron Bitters Curatine Renew the Vivor. Cures Kidney Affections. on Bitters ~ Curatine = Give Vitality. Cures Scrofuls. Iron Bitters \Curatine Cure Malarial Diseases, Cures Rheumatism. Iron Bitters Curatine Cure Dyspepsia, |For ‘Letter, Itch Iron Bitters = Cure Indigestion. |Curatine {Cures Pimples Iron Bitters \ ‘and Blotches. Cure Nervous taiuity. Curatine Iron Bitters Cures Boils & Old Sores. ym BN Cure Lani gour. Curatine ion ihiitacs | Cares Uloers and Bolle. on si ‘Curatine yare a i 8 Menstraation. |For Poisoning | Price 81 a Bottle. Price $1 a Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND OURATINE Pennsyi- deca THE HUB PUNCH. A PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. PUNCH MADE IN BOSTON BOLELY BY C. H. GRAV! sale by STOTT & OROMWELL, 485 wanin nveaise wieloeale snd setae eed be ‘H LAR FAvOn. AS A HEATHFUL AND r ry CREPARED WITH, GREAT CARE FROM THE, BEST ean wet AND WILL BE FOUND AN AGREEABLE ADDITION TO THE Re ‘HINGS OF THE TABI fNewtan in dias ond AND GOOD NATURE, IF RIGHTLY ENJOYED. Shoes “HUB PUNCH,” 18 ADOPTED AS A TRADE MARE TO SECURE THE ‘THE INTRODUCTION OF SPUB: be All unauthorized use of this Trade Mark will b= promptly prosecuted. C. S. GRAVES & SONS, Boston, Mass. THE HUB PUNCR Is Soup mm Wai Ki OO. G26 Peunsyivants ave. nw. - B. W. mB usiere eee NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Ni ING SHOES FOR LADIES axp HANDSOME pete RE oH L AS! PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. id-tined Opera Slippers. Sandais.. Kid Ladies’ Slippers and Newports, fro up GENTS.—We have the nicest stock of Gents’ Low Sas Lou @hasid H ‘er Bust asd Cae ‘the best material and make. Pri gress are of joes are fharantecd lower than elsewhere. sr80 EO. McCARTHY. DAM FOREPAUGH May have the greatest curiosity of animals, but the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE Has the greatest curiosity of BOOTS and, SHOES, and a still greater curiosity of Prices! than any Shoe Store on earth. If you are in! doubt, please xive ue a call, and you be conviniced. EXAMINE THESE PRICES. Gentis Fine French Calf, Hand-stitched, Low Quat- Genta Fine Dress Low Quarters, from 81.50,$1.75, Gent Fine Calf BiH, Hand-atitehed, Sinslo-tole Sane te DIES DECARTMENT, : 5 Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes, from 81.5, 81.75, 32 0) up. Ladies’ Fine French Moroceo, Box Tos, French Heel, 2.95 up. Ladies’ Fine Fiench Kid, French Heel, $2.50, 1 up. f the aneer 2 ame it Stock comp the finést assortment of Gent's Hand made Low Quarters in the ely THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, sp20_| LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor, ST RECEIVED.—FINE ASSORTMENT er. Light Spring Goods, in Strap and. ford Ties, Low Button, High Button and’ Soles, ee lass te Canarene : 2 Den Heat Gone i Children suterow them ~,Oonsin's. ‘Child out. KRN’S, SHOE Store, near Corcoran st. wear apl3 14th Sr. or LIPPINCOTI’S PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER oF THE WORLD. Just published and for sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Successors TO MouuN Baos., 1O15 Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. myl BOOKS. Schonter on Bailments, including Carriers.86.00 feard's Civil Pl = 5. Eco ce’ wom ee Nhs aBAASsssss ce Cards, Envelopes to match. .25 ee z Above books seat by mail post-paid up- Tcclpt of price. On CNW. H. & 0. H. MORRISON, | Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS’ myl 475 Pa. ave. [A= PUBLICATIONS. Le ec ieee ‘orld, corrected to eo Geddes’ Administration of De Witt. micn’s Matar oor of ‘English Literature. stock of Bows, ary i tae ‘Quivers and Belts acct at all prices, tapi 760. oes ap20 428 7th street. myie So ALL. ONE NIGHT ONLY. / TUESDAY, May un appearance of the World-Renowne? Violinist, Farewell WILHELM, Astisted by his Celebrated Concert Company General admission, $1.00. extra, at Metzerott &'( N4t10na THEATER, THURSDAY. 8. Reserved Seats, 5) my6-5t AND FRIDAY NIGHTS AND ATUSDAY MATLN RICE’S SURPRISE PARTY, In their Musical Novelty, HORRORS. HORRORS. HORRORS. HORRORS. HORROKS. HORRORS. HOBRORS. HORRORS. HORRORS. DON'T FORGET THE SATURDAY MATINEE, SP" At Our Standard Cheap Price. 63 SATURDAY NIGHT, HIAWATHA. MONDAY, May 10-One We MAM, sn thé strove By ~ANNIE GKA- ama, MONDAY, KINSLE Por ne FAws AND SOCIABLE FOR THE TLE SI POOR, ices of SOCIETY OF 8ST. VIN- DE PAUL, . 13th and Mth May 10r0 i in attendance after 8 o'clock. Refreshments furnished. ME Waris fertainment at the Ai sta, 25 vent MACES st. Binzle Gus NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS, te WASHINGTON, D. C., FOUR BRACES EACH DAY. PURSES. PORTY OF THE LEADIN COUNTRY aN. ‘ STABLES OF THE RED FOR THESE, 8%™ Railroad Companies rnnning into Washine- ton will issue EXCURSION TICKETS AT HALF RATES. WILLIAM M. GALT, President. C. DEAN, Secreta miyS-12t HE KING OF THE WAVES. CAPT, PAUL BOYTON, THE FAMOUS AQUATIO VOYAGER, Will Give His WONDERFUL NAUTIOAL EXHIBITION In the Potor operative TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRi- DAY AND SATURDAY, May 11, 12, 18, 14 an 15, ar 4 P.M. Darny. The exhibition will consist of Sw Standing Uprisht Raft, Distress 8, Readix Li st, Show pronommond by the prese aoe of the most intensely 3 & Admission Frou’s. __Big Four Minstrets AN ELECTRIC SUOCESS TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE. SMITH, MARTIN, WALDRON AND MORTON'S ORIGINAL BIG FOUR MINSTRELS. Ww GREAT COMEDIANS. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 10, First prodaction in thie city of the Daly's New ‘Theater, New ¥ ork, suc the U; Ma- Comedy, in’ thr adett,” and Lere to be c: THE ROU**, DY may (Reprwort.) NAzr0mae THEATER. MONDAY, MAY 10, Grand Testimonial Benefit to SAMUEL G: KINSLEY, When will be presented, for the first time in Amer- ica, Henry J. Byron's (author of “Our Boye") Latest London Success, THE UPPER CRUST, By Miss ANNIE GRAHAM and a Carefully Se- lected Company my5 wu Ade N TIONAL THEATER FRIDAY MATINEE. JACK, THE GIANT KILLER, Ez NIE LEWIS red coats Ci-conts. Diagram at Pref. Shel HILHARMONIC SOCIETY, CONGREGATIONAL C! Repetition by request, ANCIENT 'RCH, with same soloists, of the MARINER, x FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1880, AT 8 O'CLOCK. —— ati and of me ee cents. jeserved a Music Btore, Wednesday, May 5. my3-5t ER COMI MONDAY, May 3, Persia tee ee gacenuent of the Orinal aud Ouy Mare Bc strels ana the Dockstaders' Novelty = 3 Firet-clam Artista The reat ar Hemember, Three itatiuces tits week yd Stars— DAY, first appearance of the dreat LEV ANET BISTERS, vocalirts und character ists, the vifted serio-comic Shanley; also, Sanford aD pian Com tained. jatinees Wednend: a Satu o'clock. ay ‘children edruitted free.ml-6t™ pl te AN OT SOR TO ns Aansres THEATER.—New MON arti: ‘Star, Miss fand_ Russell, Dat % old 3. RUPPEBT, Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. destruction of the myriads of Grees Buge ‘Fresh eupply by ARTHUR NATTANS. Pharmacist, ap23 14th and Iand 2d and Dats. n.w- HORSE DOG ball MEDICINE. MEDICINE. VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPOT, 409 14th st. n.w- i> mys Sere Festa a Blea’ Pere tgs eee aE ee