Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY................. May 10, 1880. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OPFicE OF CRISP SIGNAL Nag WASHINGTON, May 19, 1859. For the middle states and New England, ris- ing followed in the interior by falling barome- ter. slightly warmer southeast to southwest Winds. clear weathergfollowed by numerous lo- €al rains, RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- ster at the Signal Office during the day:—7a. m., 25 ; an 2p.m, LOCAL NE NEWS. Amusements, mts, Xs, 1 ‘To-Night. National Theater.—“The Upper Crust”—ben- fit of Mr. Kinsley. Pord’s Oj mch’s Opera Com- pany in the Theater Comique.—Varieties, Arlington Theater.—Varieties. bn ‘ating Rink.—Pound Party and Sociable. ational Chr -Cooking lessons by wise Juillet Corson. mdensed Local Street lamps willbe lighted at extinguished at 4 a. m. How many—that ts, about how many—fellows have told you that summer is here? ‘The annual parade and review of the fire de- partment of the District of Columba will take Place on Friday afternoon, May 21st, at 5 o'clock Pp. m., on the plaza east of the Capitol. The Knights of St. Joseph will participate in the laying of the corner stone, May 16th, at Ammensdale, on the B. and 0.’ railroad, near this city. he Washington Sengerbund Association, Saturday evening, elected officers as follows: Michael Briel, president; John Bartlet, vice resident; Charles Walter, secretary; George inolf, treasurer; A. Neuhaus, J. Rakeman. L. Waldecker, P. Letterner, M. Altscauh, Paul Havenstein, Charles Dietrich, Charles G. Krebs and Jobn Kaiser, directors. of Robt. Johi pt. Miles” puny md in Port 5 p.m. and colered hand on €: at George acco cree Jo! fell overboard in April last. Post Office officials arrested, In South Wash- , Sat ja a colored woman, named Strong, 01 two c! harges of forging a name y order, on which $11 was paid. th management of M. Ford, One of the ns, was made consulting: sur- the place of Dr. jan, and Dr. W. Prea- like position. morning the junk enzinger, on Louisiana near ith streets as entered by thteves, doff 75 calf skins, worth a their wagon as trae they were Charles Bernard, 14 y Tth stieet, Was found lyin seless on the G Berry brid ¢alled In, pre the first covertr th pout he youth is now re- rs aways $m et at, Masonic Temple last diug and making e Was followe = by S = ox, In Cireuit Court Preund agt. Hallet Kil- supulatio board b The Capitol, North 0 and Railway Co. gts tee of the Horticultural gat the ollice of Justice J. ¥ , Saturday, and decided to hold their a exhibition on the Ist of September, and continue for four days. A large variety of samples are expected to de sent from the ‘The exhibition will include Towers, fruits and ve setadl The alarm of fire at 10:30 o'clock this morn- ing, from box 37, was for fire in a shanty south- West corner 19th and L streets northwest; loss about $20. To-day. Chief Justice Cartter, in the Equity Count, made a decree of divorce In the case or S. W. F. Draper agt. Annie RK. Draper,on the ground of adultery and abandonment. The attention of the police authorities ts called to the disorderly crowd of boy3 that nightly assemble on 7th between G and H streets, southwest. Bad language and injur- ing private property constitute thelr eniet amusement. parly this morning Detective MeDevitt ar- rested a colored man giving his n: Jackson. He had with him a part of flour. After taking him to police headquarters Mr. MeDevitt went and searched his Touse ia Jackson Alley and found the proceeds of the robbery at McDowell's tlour store, corner 2d and WD streets Saturday ni C. Clark, on ein are ing the new hall erected tn ‘h street, above Howard Unt- was described in THE Star 0 morning the membership as- Hotel, F hier mar sistant and W. Kleiz was headed by a s @ handsor ne procession jon of the Marine band tn decorated wagon, and the color- . Bebrends and M. Doreh, with the ‘an and German flags, carriages contain- mittees, members and tar- followed. The route was I venne to 9th, to F, to th, to passing ia front ot ise, + and (down Pennsylvania aventie which was reached on the company bowling, dancing, Seeretaries $ an minister and ote mt, wil has withera sioner of th and there are now put | | tive nomine#, and ex- | . In the eld. os ACCIDENTS.—Saturday afternooa, while some | members of the Columbia shooting club were | practicing at glasshali in’ Holmead’s | Held, in Mount Pleasant, a young man named | Wiliam Davis, living on Mr. J.T. Lenman’s | place, near was shot in the face and arm by Mr. W.'E. Burford, a member of the eiud. Mr. Jameson, a resident physictan, was called “and rendered medieal assistance.’ Dr. Jameson succeeded in extracting all of the shot g was purely recelved tree tine shot - Eddte Wagous on F street, be- reets northwest, and was Mr. R. T. Whiting, a grocer, ed Saturday night’ by” being yon at Mt. Vernon square. DEEDS 1 FB have been recorded as follows: J.B. Webster to E. A. Heyl, parts 9 and 10, sq. east of 509; $1,000. J.C. McSherry to M. Brown, parts 2. —. Honora Fitzpat- Fick to Ub. Sq. 541; $600, John T. Waggaman to Fannte Scott, pt. lot 37, sub. S4]. 209; $1,000. Henry. M. pater Uo Elizabeth D. ‘Taylor, pt. lot Jor to Henry M. H. Wartier to Matthiax Horex ‘allan’s Sub. 34. 3 $5 Di. lot’: 5 sq. Jane Spearing, REAL EsTaTE broker, bas rect erty at auctio ALz3.—B. H, Warner, real estate tly sold the following prop- For A. Hyde, _, Urustee, _ Riggs 3 _ % = purchaser a @_ Duvall propert, ‘con sisting of ‘Bheres near Uniontown, D.'C.. to same purchaser for $700. For Messrs. li’ H. Lockwood and Samuel W. Rittenhouse, trustees, No. 1418 M street, to Mrs. M. S. Wynne for $8,546.24. For Anthony and Thomas Hyde, Urustees, lot 32, se ieee or £0. 210, to Ww. 8. Bush tor $1,964. 7 36 and Jaman: $2.25. “For it ‘Messrs. W ‘oodbury Biair and andalt Hagner, trustees, house 1111 V street n. Saree mcmeen for $1,250. For Anthony omas Hyde, trustees, part of Ot, sq. 54, 10 A. Ridgway for 25 cents per foot, or $2,015.61. For Sidney A. Fitch, trustee, two-story’ frame ee es, near V,n. w., to Mary E. —. SUNPaY Srorrs.—Yesterday afternoon, Ser- gant Slattery, with Omticers Clawson and’ Pfaff, made a raid on a house on New Jersey avenue and Franklin street (between P and Q) , and found = ane Of thirty-five col colored a gaged aking, playin; ae. ep Pl pe cards, ney — the cl ig table. mnt to sustain the —_—_ prs at 928 7th-street, #oy a case of beautiful linen lawns at bas Amusements, &ce National Blea ait tone Up wpe Ba emotional play, will be given at the National ‘Theater this week. Miss Annie Graham takes the‘leading part, supported by a fine com The jplay is highly praised. To-night will 4 Mr. Kinsley’s benefit. A large namber of tick- ets have been sold, and the popular recipient of this testimontal will have the satisfaction of having a full house. Foun's Orzna Hotse.—“The Royal Middy,” a Sparkling and cay aa opera, rill be ‘fiven at the National this week by French’s English Opera Company. Edward Hanisn and Captain Paul Boyton will witness the first performance there to-night. The opera hada run of three months in New York, and ts said to have some brilliant music in ft, and 1s very amusing. ‘THEATER Cowrgve.—Among the attractions at the Comique this week will be Mlle. Luctille’s Burlesque Troupe and Mme. Collona’s Female Minstrel and Statue Troupe. ARLINGTON THEATER.—The Arlington will commence the week with a great variety bill and several new stars. Lrxcoty HaLt.—The famous Violinist, Wil- helm}, will make his farewell appearance at Lincoln Hall to-morrow evening, assisted by a strong concert company. The program Is a very attractive one for cultured lovers of music. THE NATATORIUM.—The oniy swimming school in the District on E st.—between 6th and Tth— is now open. PINAFORE will be oe at Lincoln Hall May sth. with Miss Eva Mills, John Pugh and other well known sin; ers in the cast. SKATING Rtvk.—A pound party and sociable for the benefit of the Little Sisters of the Poor, will be given at the Skating Rink this evening: It will be under the auspices of the members of the society of St. Paul de Vincent. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—Miss Juliet Corson will give the first of her lessons in practical cookery in the lecture room of the Congrega- tional Church this evening. CarTaIN Patt Boyton will give the first of his celebrated aquatic exhibitions to-morrow afternoon at the foot of Sth street. Opp FEe.Lows’ HaLt.—"Pinafore” by a strong ecmpany under the auspl¢es of the Sons of Jona- dab next Thursday and Friday evenings. —$—<—<—>__. MARRIAGE LICENSEs have been issued to John Weil and Kate Clevenger, both of Laurel, John Simms and May Hawkins; George and Cella Wright; Hennessy 'Winfeld and Matilda Tyler; John Braun and Susane Marte Fils; D. Willie Moon and Mamie F. Meg- ginson, of Nelson co., Va.; J. W. Minnis, of Montgomery co., Md., and Sarah R. Harrison. Wastixorow Fist MARKET.—Sold by Re den, agent:—Is0,000 herrings, from 32 v0 82 r thousand; 9,000 shad, from $7 to $12. per undred; 200 bunches rock and perch, from 25 to 40 cents per bunch; 40 barrels of trout and taylors, from $1 to $ per barre THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERY. To-day—Judges Wylie and Cox—Stegmater agt. Stegmair (partition); motion to disiniss iP the Court below a fee of $100 was al ed the solicitor and subsequently this allow- anee was stricken out,and an appeal was taken, taken under advisement. Wind A. sor and Ford amara; dismissed by com- plainants. canite Co. agt. Groshon; and same a 8; motion to correct decree dented. Towson agt. steamer B. C. Knight (ads miralty); on hearing. Cmevir Court (No. 1)—Judge Macarthur, Saturday, Chaplin agt. Taylor, aud Schlesinger agt. Best; bills of exception signed, xe. Xd- journed without day, except for Settling excep- tons, The May term was conyened this morning by Judge Wyile and the jurors being cailed. John Saul, J. T. Dodd, Marshall Brown, John John- ‘Henry D. McCoy and W. T. Benjamin were so excused. ‘The jurors were disc! harged for two rks, and the court adjourned to Monday to call the appeal calendar. Cmevrr Covet, Juilge Cor, Freund ag! stipulation. Burgdort 3 Judgment by confession (two cases.) ‘Conser agt. Edmunds; motion for security for costs dented. Chapman agt. Turton; judgment set aside and leave granted to we ‘ad if placed on May calendar, Brown agt. Paddox; garnishment quashed. United States, use of Senen, agt. Ebert et al; bill of exceptions signed, etc. Barker agi. Mcintosh et al; mouon for judgment notwith- standing plea overruled. MeAnaily agt. Wash- ington City Hibernian Benevolent Society No. 1; $45 of judgment to be remitted or new_ trial. Embry agt. Hovey; new trial Cg Wash- ington Market Co.’agt. Worthen Bros.; leave granted defendants to tile amended pleas in re- coupment. Adjourned till Saturday for settling exceptions. To-day, the May term was convened by Judg Hagner, and Mr. C. H. Fickling, a juror, was excused. The jurors were discharged for two weeks, and the Court adjourned to Thursday. CriNaL CourT—Juige James. To-day, Andrew Lewis, false swearing in a pension case; on hearing. PoLtcr CouRT—Judge Snet. To-day, Benjamin G. Gray, indecent expo- sure; forfeited collateral. John M. Brown and John Smith, vagrancy; bonds or workh: Mary Nichols, charged with prostitutior or 6) days in’ jail. Henry Duvall. trespass on parking; $5 or 15 days. George Gaines and Jen- ny Watkins, profanity; $5 or 7 days eaci fred H. Chainberiand, Catharine Murphy, cha Hi. Tyler. James Berry and Thomas King, for- tetted collateral. Laura Turner and Elizibeth Smith, charged with the larceny of several arti- cles of jewelry from the store of Josiah L. Goodwin; $10 or 30 days each. Christophe: Taylor and Henry Carter, charged with an at- se fray; $5 each. David McUutchen, do.; do, Nel- son L. Coldwell, larceny of a baby garriage from George W. H. Vanhorn: $10. or day Rebert Davis, larceny of $17 from M. I. Prince: months tn jatl. KR. Wall, assault; Charles Myers, assault on Jas. Tyle . Chas. Heid Was char; with assaulting Adam Kowald, who testified that while in a restaurant playing tenpins this man knocked him down and tore his clothes off; continued. Ernst Shultze, as- sault on Lewis Shuitze, his father; personal re- cognizance. Robert Wheeler, assault on M tilda Wheeler: jail 30 d: ——————— 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. EK 8883 L K B 8 L K 5 L Eg Sass £ OTTERY. EK 8 L x 8 L K 3 L Kk 8883° . LLLLL THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY IS DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN AOT OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE ON WEDNESDAY, MM 6M A xy You MM MM AA be 3 il MMMM AAA bj il MMMM A A > § i M MMA A ¥ n lprize of 4,600 is. 4,600 lprize of 2,000 is. 2,000 5 prizes of 1,000 are.., 5,000 Sprizes of 600 are. 2 500 20 prizes of 100 prizes of 60 are. 200 prizes of 20 are, 600 prizesof ‘10 are. 1,000 prizes of 27 Approximating Prizes 1,860 prizes, amounting to... TICKETS $1. Olub rates upon application. For full particuiars and orders address G. UPINGTON, 699 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, . OR M. J. RICHMOND, COVINGTON, KY. List of drawings: in the New York Her- Philadelphia Record, Pitladephis Bunday Dinstch Pisbane Concinnati Inquirer, Cincinnati Louisville All out-of-town holders are tailed a copy of the oficial Ust as soon as received. N. B.— poe Bio has no agents in ‘persons soliciting orders Brora Wary fwigders. GEORGETOWN. STREET IMPROVEMENTS.—The earth removed bre re eee Dunbarton street iauk heaping ar Congress streets has been di depressed Portion of Second street from ayette street to the College gate. The led road- Way of Second street {s to be graveled, under the supervision of Mr. R. A. Shekells, the experi- enced and effictent superintendent of streets in Georgetown, who had charge of the improve. ment of Fayette street, which he has placed in better condition than it ever has been, the grav- os being very firm and smooth, making it lent for drivi a One or two other streets have been gravelea by him in the same excellent manner; making fine roadways at a compara- tively sinall expense. BURNING A CANALBOAT.—The canalboat J. W. Dailey, which was on the stocks undergolag repairs at the upper,boat-yard of Mr. F. Mer- tens, in Cumberland, was set on fire, on Satur- day morning. Before the flames gained much headway the boat was pushed off the stocks into the water, and the flames were not commu- nicated to adjoining property, but the boat was burned to the water, and was a total loss. The Dailey belonged to Mr. Mertens and was an old boat, having been formerly known as the Henry Gerdeman. Ay INSANE MAN on 4 Jury.—In Patterson, N. J., it was reported to Judge Dixon Saturday morning by the constables in charge of the jury iu the Nyman murder trial that juror Joseph Abbott was insane. This was confirmed by four Phssiclans yesterday morning. The jury were ischarged. It will be decide fon Monday what will be done with the case. CONVICTION OF_A MUCH MARRIED Man.—The trial of Clarence Davis, a noted bigamist, which has occupied three days, was ended in Chicago Saturday morning in a verdict of “guilty.” The prisoner was sentenced to five years in the pen- itentiary. Three marriages were progpsee coated Davis. with no deaths nor divorces Troi the bonds of any of them. &~ Two hundred and one sults for divorce are before the superior judicial courtef Boston at its present term—t141 uncontested and 6) contested. President Hayes and cabinet and Gov- ernor-General Lorne, of Canana, will be Invited to attend the celebration of the’250th anulver- sary of the settlement of Boston, to take place ptember 17. The city has appropriated 3.000 for the celebration. te The fifty colored thealogical students of the Richmond Baptist Institute have been in the habit of playing base ball and croquet, and have thereby deeply offended some of their veaker brethren and sisters. ¢~ The head of the Salvation Army, William Booth, contemplate: nding a detachment of his forces to France, under the direction of his elder daughter. "In Philadelphia, yesterday, John Cald- well, 60 years old, who tias been deranged since the death of his wife, a year ago, cut and ghashed himself Ina terrible manner with a ‘or across the abdomen and throat. He will SUMMER RESORTS. F YOU WANT A MOUNTAIN BREEZE. zo to the LOCKWOOD HOUSE, on Camp Bil, Harr eee W. Va., w Isr opens JU 8. LOVETT, Proprr Cireutara at the Star oor my ERSONS Wi In* . PRATT, Proprietor. Terme, 890) “t6 #00 per niont of four weeks. Favorable terns for children and rervarits, Round trip Tickets ton, $7.78. ‘Traveling time 7 hours. Dese Paibphiets ang all information ef A. 8. PRATT & SON, 401 9th st. n.w., Washington, D. 0. FUSST-CLASS | SUMMER | BoaND, ‘with airy rooms, can be lying to Mas. E. T. HOUG Yondoun Co mayl-ln* QHEEMAN HotU FRENCH POINT, LAKE GEORGE, Beautifully situated opposite the Hun: dred Islands, Paradise Bay and Black Mountain: the gems of the Lake. Good rooms, excellent table, extensive rounds, my4-8m_ N.Y. ony ee moderate. terms, etc., ad- eronmetor, till ‘June ‘ter that date as above. 8, apart S11 7th st., G. fags. ave. ‘Send for one. mayl-2n LD MORAVIAN SUN INN. EEE PENNA. ee WEST POINT overs WILL BE OPENED JUNE 1, 1880. ‘The Hotel has a passenger elevator. Cottawes to let, with board at hotel, or meals served in the cottages. Examina- Hon at Military Academy June l_ For, part feulars addres: Goon: 08, meyl Im Wrest Points © ORDAN’S WHITE screnun of SPRINGS, 53 miles northeast of W Chester sud 1% mallee woutheact of Step! gneon's Devo BP. O., Ered rick Cos Vi E. ©. JORDAN. Térme: $2 per meek na 40 permonth of 33 days. Chi bet servants half price. Ohildren at first table % price. Round Trip Tickets, long time, from all prominent points, at reduced prices. ap30-i cits RE ENGS AND BATHS, Ff LITHIA WATERS, ) RE COU: Sta VA Also Chalybeate Waters, from, and a fine rich ia White Sulphur in the "Nelnbothoos pOnen from May 13th to 15th October annually. ualed by any minera waters in x the cure of acid d and Lladder troubles Bout, diecases of the kin, catarrh affections, rhe and functional heart troubles. /t is aa wn- failing solvent of eateule.. ‘These waters lave proved of great valne in many other diseases, but can be more confidently relied on in the above-named than any other mineral springs in this conntry. I guar- antce acure, if enrable by mineral waters." The bathe—hoy €old and shower—are unexcelied any, where. The new and elega ning pool of alkaline water, the largest in the United stat hot in the world, is especially attractive." Bey Safer or better place for ladies and children to learn toswim. ‘ihe air of this elevated region is pure and delicious. Ttis here that hay fever patients part with their troubles. Capon being nearer to all the cities north of the Potomac than any of the Virginia inxs of note by an averaye of a hundred and fifty miles, claims a larze patronage on that score. For pleasure or health the traveler need not go fur- ther. Board, by the month, $4, 849 and $56, ac- cording to location: board, by, the week, "312 to $a, Rend for pamphiets direct, on W. 8. HOMPSON, 7 het» Washington 1). 0. for pamphlets and water. ihe music, good boating, hshing and hunting in seas ivory. 26-1m W. H. SALE, Proprietor. OR BEN ND, Mp. Two furnished ootrAdns containing pine and thirteen roome—the latter with hotand cold ‘water in kitchen and bath Feoms. Very desirably: located, oxerlooking the and convenient to the Qhurehes, &e. For further particulars ita fb A. A. PE PEON, Desa SUMMER BOARD in the would do well to apriy: at evo th RiinSe orwell to apply. at orice 5 ANNIZ M. AMBLER, Markham Staton, Fauquier Co., Va. aplé-colm ieee Hol trol of of th ay vats Roprcea be open for under Ge ed rear ts and rem a See fe peter are eae] and tie facilities for t for ‘boating, a sunning equal to anyon the Atlante fe coat WALT: S. STARK WEATIHE! 8p2-3meod eet Propricter. EASON OF 1880, BOG GHT_H HOOSE, ITH es DEL, will oven rMAY 20TH, ‘grme reasonable. Send for circular. Tobe 6m ALTER BURTON, Proprietor. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SORE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &c. TRADE “SAPANULE.” MARK. The Celebrated Glycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Belief and a Radical Cure, Inflammation of the Ki Back- Soreness of the tf adi Pla aight or Sorgen allinfau afford to be without it 3 pied nt a locan Fetes (0 thousands who owe thelr lives to “Gur Lumina Ctreutars sent free, upon appli- So rak in tying tt as we guarantee satisfaction eee EEO ge Bot rari SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, PROPRIETORS, #37 Broadway, N. Xo GLUCOSE. The Effect This Modern Articte of Commerce is Likely to Have Upon the Community, How Adulterations in Sugar Act Upon the Certain Truths Regarding Delicate Portions of the Body Which are not Generally Known, How They Are Disordered and How Controlled. Every body is talking about eincose, the new ele- ment which fPeing used in sugar; and. indeed, in so important a matter as the sugar we consume it is only natural that people should talk. Sugar in its Ture state is a valuable nourishment to the human system, but when adulterated by tiltettng throug bone dust, or by the mixture of other matter, in- stead.of nourishing, it then irritates the kidneys and other parts of the body. The relation between the kidneys and adulterated sugar is that of open hostility. Indeed, it acts like a virulent poison upen those delicatemembers, and produces Bright's dis- eee (Albuminuria) sooner than any known cause. For this reason many persons use browa sugar en- tirely, realizing the delicacy of the kidneys, and the necessity of avoiding any irritation. But, notwith- standing this care, kidney difficulties are the most universal complaint of the present day. They are caused by impure sugars, by colds, by over-exer- tion, by indigestion, and by nervous exaust'on. Those who have kidney troubles seidom know it, as their mantfeetationa are headaches, pains in tho joints, great wearinesr, and loss of appetite. On this account they are all the more danserous, and require attention as soon as any of the symptoms are observed. ‘The difficulty hasalways been in the past toknuow what to do for diseased kidneys, and, until recently, they have been considered incurable. A pure veget- able extract, however, Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, has been thoroughly tested, and proven toinstantly relieve all minor troubles, and certainly cure all seated kidney diseases, whether they arise from colds, exhaustion, indigestion or bad sugars. Glucose has not been shown to be an absolutely in- jurions element in the preparation of sugar, but that adulterated sugars are a danverous element when brought % contact with the kidneys has been proyen beyond a doubt, while no discovery of mod- erm times seemé so entirely adapted to nourish and stimulate the kidneys as the remedy above mention- ed. Itacts directly upon those parts and upon no others. It stimulates and at the same time nour- ishes. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver cure has, therefore, become a standard article of household use and is sgjd by drugwists universally. At all seasons of the year and under all circumstances it isaremedy which should be kept on hand, for where such seriousinterests are at stake, it becomes invaluable. aplo CITY ITEMS. 5 To 20 Minvrgs Is the time for Loditte's Head. ache Specific to eure headache, SPORTSMEN AND TOURISTS.—Garabalili's blouses; hunting, tse, swimming and bathing suits. My yachting fuirts are the only ones offered by the trade that fit. Broadfall yachting pants. corduroy pantaloons, linen dusters, Attakapas cotionade suits, gossamer rubber cots, ec. Gro. C. ITENNING, 0 Seventh street. From Prof, ae Jackson, Laval Univer- sity, Quebec. I have used a good deal ot Cotten’s L Liquid Extract of Beer ani Tonic Invig in my private practice, and can recommend it as extremely useful In cases of depression, de- bility and weak digestion requiring strengtien- ing nourishment. Sold by all dry ‘uggists and grocers. Your Boy w i be Pleased with the Style, And you will be pleased w ith the price of our Spring Suits, NOAH WALKER & Co., Tailors and Clothiers, 4,7,10,12 5 Penna. avenue, “Itching Piles.” “Itching Piles.” Are a very distressing complaint. Symptons are moisture, like perspiration, intense itching, particularly at night, after getting warm in )o not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. Sirayne’s Ointment a certain cure, “Skin Diseases” —Swayne’s Ointment. Skin Diseases ‘“Swayne’s Ointment” effectually in Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rheun, Skin Diseases ringworm, every form of skin Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all druggists. Storr & CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, Washington. Sorr oe by wholesale or retail, at_ 50 cts. per doz. Famflies and hotels supplied. N. White & Co., 621 B st. n.w., Norfolk Oyster Depot. 3 HABITUAL COSTIVENESS, Ube cause of so many troubles. Lowness of Spirits, Dizziness ot the Head, Loss of Memory, Indigestion, Flatulence. Beating of the heart, Nervousness, all these are cured by Giles’ Improved Mandrake Puls. . Giles” Pills cure Gout. Sold by all druggists. Send for Pegs eae GILES, 120 West Broadway, N. Y. ‘Prial size 25 cents. 8,0,th,3t SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are Not admired. If lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve Welly Health Renewer.”' Greatest Tens Ni ¥., and tor Washington at "80 Peun' 'a avenue, FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENTS Svrrs, Anton Fischer, 906 G street northwest. will give satisfaction In every respect. ly “ALDERNEY WAGons.”—Fresh alderney putes churned every pees a i. in 3g Ibs. “ Ward” print Beck Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Sweet milk Se. per qt. tf —<——$—_—_—_— GEOR GETOWN ADVER'MTS (PON war WATER, G Draueht and by the Gallon, at BRACE'S DRUGSTORE, corner pee Bdge and Wash- ington ets., town. =mys-3t* READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Bitters (Curatine A Powerful Tonic.| A Vegetable Medicine Iron Bitters ‘Curatine Complete Strengthener.| A Reliable Medicine. Iron Bitters Curatine A Bure Appetizer.| Cures Blood Diseases Iron Bitters lcuratine ‘Exrich the Blood. |Cures Liver Complaints Iron Bitters Curatine Renew the Vigor. |Cures Kidney Affections. Bitters Cura Sree etre Vitality. Ores Serofals Iron Bitters ‘Curatine Cure Malaria) Oures Bheumstiam, Iron Bitters tine Cure Dyspepsia, |For Tetter, Itch Iron Bitters = ee Sey eee iron Bi "and 28. ous ure Nervous -ritability. ‘Curatine fe ala Iron Bitters Gunes Botts erg . |Curatine | Cares Ulcers and Boils. Iron Bitters Curatine ‘Menstraation. Seta odnonihin Price $1 a Bottle. Price $1 a Bottle. TRON BITTERS AND CUBATINE For sale by BTOTT & Pennsyi- vania nyente, wholesale aud Mou eea be al Be gists. deez ‘PELs QORN SOLVENT, Bed. Gampuior, Wie de Mayers Gatarrh on PHD ale oe katt ERKA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, NUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS VERY ORNAMENTAL, and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just ar durable. 2s i For sale at a heavy discount from former prices TERRA COTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE OROOKS, &o.. AT THE LOWEST RATES. 2 POTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey ave, mar?i-ly Near B. & O. Depot. apiges Near. BAPH OR OMOGHAPH + for and deliverec: eta : Letter, $1.25; Hi ree ‘cine; Nowe, 4 elas en ‘git Ink, Te ets | and Mtriped Muslin ever, offered. te! Scissors, ‘Needles. DRY GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. AMUSEMENTS. ‘OULARD AND STRIPED SILKS. EFBIGERATORS ,AND WAT, NAtTionay THEATER. Silke at ST¥e. a} | Fine assortment of apr ved makes MONDAY, M may 30 aceah a, es Sate, 94 ok GEO. WATTS, EVERY NIGHT, WED Rilffige of back Buke trois isen to 3 tanction (Formerly Oden"), full stock of Men's and Boys’ my8-6t Fth st mn equal Waite: Bh Plain it for Rob- The Boston Comfort to Wamsut cheapest lot of ane + Corsets, all sizes. GEO. J. eh tl my6 Market S G? To =e BROS., 4112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR ae ele! A SPE- Half-doren Fine AEs Half-dozen Superior SHIR’ Half-dozen Elegant SHIRT! Our Best SHIRT, Plait Dy A fine assortment of GENT'S FURNISHT always on hand. Ds SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER of the Ver Best material, in the Very Best manner, ani Facenteed to give ‘perfect satisfaction beth in qual- sand fb for only TWO DOLLARS e goods, but a8 good as ‘BOD’ only two doliars, e MEGLNSISS, 1002 F at % Wakhinyton, D. ap30-Im QuIETS CHEAPER THAN EVER. Our, “Mystery” BHIBT, at 75 cts... un Anished, Js cheaper than we sold it when muslin and linen Saat, DEON, Present prices. Our “+Mystery” anaes asf fhe he cheapoet hi Shirt in the: world, gaily. 80 cis, iamond” SHIRT, fiu- aah 00, Sis. Oar LINEN OP st Aes a T dozen, are as good as is ust sold at $2.50. Our Silk NECK he beats the world in quality and price. Our Silk 'ARFS at 25 cts. — ood as ay, other house Mae at 50 cts. Our cent SCAR Fs are as wood as is sold for 81.25 by the trade wenerally. a MEGINNISS’, ap30 1002 F street n.w. QBIETs: SHIRTS! SHIRTS: 6 FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER § EXCELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to 0} re. HINISHED, ree UNFINISHED SHIRis “or WA MAKE ALWAY: eel 00 Ens oa NISHTN 38. MPSON'S Shirt Factory, I MAUCK: Peorecren Opposite S ECIAL BARGAINS. DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP. SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS. triped Silks, 50c. Navy Bine Silk, Dark Green si, lardinal Red Silk and other colors, only 586, : vorth $1. Colored and Black Cashmeres, pure wool, Be, | Exeelient Black S gpand Ste. One hun- dred (100) is Madras Ginghams, new and choice spice 10, 12 and 150. ‘Excellent’ quality Oslico, ic. "Black Cashmeres, pure wool, wide double- width, Te. St SIL SILK SILK: Onr $1, $1. 35 and a1. Hi Black Sitte fay Spromr, Banaars. Lace for Curtains, 12c. to $1. CARTER'S, 711 Market Space. Pure Linen Figured Lawne, 15c. Beautifal French Lawns. Beautiful Pacific Lawns, 1c. Shetland Shawls, all colors, #1. _V ry fine qality, re, wool, wide, double-width Black Cashmeres, Biack Tamise. a Sik Warp Hen- Hea. lack Buntinse 15 to 75c. Lace Grenadines, all colors. Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, $1.87 to $5. Pure Linen Table Damark, e., (spe cial bargain.) Colored and Black. Silk Valves. Colored and Black ‘Satna, One Inindred (00) Pieces beautiful Wool Dress Goods, spring shades, only 16c. CARTER’, ‘VAL Market Space. AND SUMMER DRESS “GOODS. net opened a splendia line of French comprisi: oh a full assort ment of rocks Bl _ and Colored Silk |ADINES, Silk Hernanis, Ponwees, Recrmckere, Sifoed eae aa z Pe emo a tings. Linen awns, Madras Gin Mulls and French Nainsookg, all ee An inspection of our stock is solicited, HOOE BROTHER & CO., 1328 F st. n. near Eobitt House. BOOKS, &e. EDITION —_ oF LIPPINCOTT’S PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER oF THE WORLD. Just published and for eale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, 8UccEscors TO MoHUN Bros., 1015 Pa. ave., cor. 11th at. apl2 ishogeense ‘We have DRESS ae and an aplo pee Ny myl NSY.2 8948: Schonler on Bailments, including Carrier’.86.. 09 Heard’s Civil Pleadi 3.0 Principles of Constitutional Fhompson on Neglizence, 2 vols. Peloubet’s Leal Maxims. Gleseler's Beciesiastical Histor Memotrsof Napoleon, Daches Pabrantesdve ‘oiterings in Pleasant Paths, Marion Hariend Minterpleces of Beaten Literatnre, by Swinton The Theory of Thought, by N. K: Davis. Short Whist, by a Trump Junior. : 25 Correspondence Cards, Enveloyies to match. .25 Any cf the above books sent by mail post-paid up- on receingof price. & 0. H. MORRISON, Liw Botemtce ao oe myl 475 Pa. ave. J ATEst PUBLICATIONS, eee, Prononncing Gazetteer of be tt ‘orld, corrected Geddes" "Administration of Fade Costes, Ee 09 Larsed’s ‘Thebes aud Other P Burnett's Louisiana... en Democracy. Lelsnre thar Berea. Newest sty1ee of Papete Birthday Carga, 3a MES a. Ct CHAPMAN. é ap24 DLL Pennsylvant i O'F DOOR SPORTS, ARCHERY GOODS AND CROQUET. Fe! largest and most complete stock of Bows, Arrows, Target St: uivers ite tobe Tound| nile District. — = Balt Croquet at all prices, from 75c. to 89, at » BALLANTYNE & SON’S, * 428 7th street. BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘EW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HANDSOME SPRING SHOFS FOR LAD’ GENTLEMEN. ° meer ap20 PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. fuaranteed lower so GEO. =e DAM FOREPAUGH y have the greatest curiosity of animals, but the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE Has the Sin curiosity of BOOTS and, SHOES, and a still greater curiosity of Prices: than any ‘Shoe Btore on earth. If you are in! aout picase give us acall, and you will be XAMINE THESE PRICES. Gent's Fine re is quit, Hand stitched. Low Qua: Gaus Fine Fite Brose Low Quarters. from 81.60, 81.75, Gent's | Fine Calf rome Siete pared, Single-sole vik re French in Box Toe, Pe wees Fins ae oie. i up. Our Stock comprises one of of Gent's Hand- ade Low Quarters in teat “THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, LEOPOLD ee Propri —FINE sp20 ford Ties, Low High But Spring Heal Shoo, in Ores areas taake of J. & T. Sas: oe onterew then beri! pee ‘Ter sr. Bao SHOE STORE, naar Corcoran at 023 _ TE Br. Buon Stone, wear Gorcorsn t_ ——aa———oaooo——— cd oe AND NAWY.—0flcers of the ate ait avy, absent from W: 3 tebe eles needing fer oe careful atter tion: ther a fesse hens Bintienere store, Was Ww: TENS hoki 1 SILVER, in SGPIhy ant Cee Hi, west nek rine pstd, S2i dew'aa v0.5 between & Soap vas mad ~ G* LATROBES, G five doors above Pa. ave. FIXTURES, GAS FIXTUBES, SLATE MANTELS, ARDEN VASES AND 8TREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TIN¥ING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. my5 HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th st. now. ¥ M.C.A. Butiding. EP?® roc mg ber built, handsomely finished, practice, racks, —, Bole BEFRIGERATORS. ie in access, wromeht iron foe late stone shelves, yrerfectiy conve, oot hot complicated, pure dry air, econ- M. W. BEVERIDGE, este Foun & Bevertdice,) 009 Pa. ave., near 11th st. Azent for the D0. f api? Gs FIXTURES! From &00., GAS FIXTURES!: & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES the factory of Messrs. MITCHELL, VANCE NN. ¥., can be seen at 631 ASth Street n.w., Where ail competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTUKES will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. ap!3 GHoncE RYNEAL, Jr. DEALER In E. F. BROOKS, 531 E5th st., Corcoran Buriprxa. OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Uils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL KINDS OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR OBNAMENTS 4ND PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). ee, A! oats Dr AL and patterns. in her Cell S COOKING STOV: Washington Gas Light Company hat street, an assortment of arpa thett uN Gas COOETNG'S PROVES, in various sizes the Stove used by Miss Dods lectures on cookery. and examine them. my20 RANGES, | TE G Supported t “a ™, CAREFULLY SEL eatiggecte OMPANY, Ina new =~ notional Dra: her by M. Belot, (aut ran UPPER ©) R CRUST, B¥-The Fashionable Event of the Season The initial performance on a0) INDAY EV ‘May 14, ins been # part for a, TESTIMONIAL BEN EFiT ™ ‘o Cees G. RINSLEY MONDAY, May 17. Abbey & Hickey's geet A Dumyuy Co. maylv JORD'S. See Cadet To-night, BUCCESS) WEEK OF MAY10. — SUCOESS) ROYAL MIDDY FRENCH’S OPERA COMPANY ROYAL MIDDY ROYAL MIDDY 50 IN CHORUS. 30 ROVAL MIDDY ROYAL MIDDY —-Newand Delicis:fal Manic. ROYAL 20 = ABLE ARTISTS. — 20 Rovae A Et Nea x York t Daly's UY in New a ROYAL } srieyed ta . hoval y OVER THREE MONTHS. KOVAL ‘DY a. KOYAL MIDDY ROYAL MIDDY | MATINEES WEDNESDAY MONDAY EVENING BENEFIT HEARTS OF AND SATURDAY. AY 17, Fokp. the Day maylo THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, MAY 19 and 14, at 8 o'clock, and ‘Matinee, May 15 M.S. PIN Grand Saturday %» at APORE, SONS OF JONADAB. By the United Dramatic Tickets, 25¢. Reserved Metzerot!'s Muric store. quatine fer abs of Washi he perfor:nai tittle Duel t of ape cman HALL. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 12. MUSICAL AND LITERARY BY TRE nee COD na with hess. mayld ENTERTAINMENT CARROLL INSTITUTE, Consisting EAN Muric by Mica BVA MIL PUGH, DECKER, K i, and LACKEY @ rickets for sale at 1 scion, ey of an Address by the Rt. Rey. 4 rs. WIDNE TRAREMAN, & es + iy Merare. TWEEDALE, JEPVERSON FAMILY SUPPLIES. Berrex cHorer DAIRIES: CREAMERY PRINT, made from pure Alderne: Cream, per pound. Best Best Nos. Open every day till one o'c! VWERGINIA BU TIER, er pound J. BRA dairies of N- » er oi Western Crea: pow r to J. Frank & Son, B et.'wing, Stalls 496 and 497 Center Market, my5-1m EE XceRsionists, ISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Freeh arrival of Inaported and Domestic Goods. (Gorne BEEF. )Roast, | Honsices, with Jeuy. (Potted. HAM. | he esta 9 TURKEY Boncless in Jelly ‘Boneless in Truities. CHIQKEN. /Potted. SOUPS Ten Varietios. ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSAGE, QURRIED PICKLED, LAMB, Wi UE, TENS BARKED MACE NGUES TICKLED OYS- ERS, FICKLED SHRIS iP, PICKLED LNUT! OODEN FL. TES PAPER NAPKINS. NG BASKETS. No charge torpackiug and delivering coods to any part of the cit my5 » W. REED'S SONS. 1216 F street n.w. ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, BTRAI- BERR!) IES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and CU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. cents a pound. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 mays Eyscourace HOME MANUFAC- TURES, AND HELP TO BUILD UP THE DISTRICT. It is also ou Our Flour is made at home. BUY OUR NEW SOUTH. as nice as any patent flour in the market; ur Hungarian Patent Process Fl For sale by all the leading Grocers. Whoicsale Depot— Prime lcan SWISS CONDENSED MILK Sibe. Best ITALIAN MACARONI. 1 Pint ate inbleettak OLIVE OIL. 1 bushe 6Q-b. Scans -¢M21 EST N.Y. BUTTER, pg Ib. 2 a ee COFFEE. W. H. TENNEY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, reetown, D. O. NEW CHEESE, per Ib... el GOOD POTATOES ) Bars BABBITT'S N. Y¥. CITY SOAP... 50 8. & W. CORN... STEAM COOKED WHEAT; OATS AND BARLEY. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. GEO. A, O"TIARE, 2213 7th st. n.w., Between M and N. FRE MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 50 Cents Per Le. ane eae Roasted, 33 cts. pert fio COFFE writs Process FLOUR, 62.15 per X Du. ap26- NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY, Cor. 7th and K sts, ‘3m. WM, H. SPI DP CHERRIES, DRIED APPLES, DRIED PEACHES, DRIED WHORTLEBERRIES, PRUNES, PRESERVES AND JELLIES IN BUCKETS. FINE ap22 JOHN H. MAGRUDER, GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. 1421 New York ave. PREMIUM eye eee ret The handsomest Micnsee Flour in the United States. A very superior Minnesota Patent. Eee gad ST. oy ee Patent Process. A Magnificent Wint pening HI ‘The Btanaara Floar of For sale by by every Afet-Cats Gros Grocer ot Corner Ist st. ani ‘and Indiana ave. apl2 WM. M. GALT & 00. P. TANOS AND ORGANS. fi aaa jos—] MODERA’ jarcrooms, So7 Het mw. Tuning and Repairs done skilifully and promptiy. ‘Twenty years’ experience. end ‘position Universelle aple-; AND ORGANS AT PRICES THAT aibkeyE Mio Thaet 2 ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Hoult War tne hrunts Pliny, ets comet oda? Aasnte forthe Saad the unrivaled Pelouset Re, Posies WILD @ BRO. feb? Pik Sd C and. ce teint _ 190 Tin ot monet Sat Go Beh dts bet Tare ? rel #oy Fea Grave goes tend “er L NCOLN MALL By JOSEPHINE RALPH Hac is. HB full Orcher reserved Be So conte, without extra ¢ Stare, mn, Fosephiee Staats and Meee 4 purely Desday and children adm Sarano's Fem bli and 615 Est., tmys-1in] ny pies SWIMMING SCHOOL Single ¢adinsion B5e." “the Dis- bet. ah and Hh ats. ‘ODLU M & Teka ASHE ‘TON SCHU ETZEN PARK. DEDICATION OF THE NEW HALL oF THE WASHINGTON SCHUBTZEN VEREIN MONDAY, May Is Arp oF Tre Bor Admission 50 cents. 10, 1880, pIxa Fux. may7-3t A™*, LOAN EXHIBITION. aE the ae f St. ers 10, AE, E: "Ops from 1 OOOKE Music Store and. [_e0owz HALL. ONE NIGHT ONLY. hare a ' {iANsIoN, 170, WASHINGTON STREET Single tickets, 60 cents. Tickets for sale at Ell E. Boardman's Book Store. Take avenucor F strect care ti Within a few doors of the exhil’ GEORGETO latter passing ion. my7-6t* TUESDAY, May 21. Farewell appearance of t! he World-Renowned Violinist, WILHEL. Assisted by his Celebrated General admission, $1.00. extra, at Metzerott 8! Go RUNNING BAC at THE Concert Company. Reserved Beats, 5C my6-5t NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS, Fan WASHINGTON, MAY 17, Dc, 19 and 20, commencing at 3:30 cach Day, sharp. FOUR BRACES EACH DAY. PURSES. FORTY OF THE. COUNTRY HAVE RA i ABLES OF THE NTERED FOR THESE \OES. oe Baiiread Companies ranning into Waahing- ton will issu EXCURSION TICKETS AT HALF RATES. WILLIAM M. E. C. DEAN, Secretary. TT KING OF THE WAV GALT, President. > CAPT. PAUL BOYTON, THE FAMOUS AQUATIC VOYAGER, Will Give His WONDERFUL NAUTICAL EXHIBITION In the Potomac, foot of 8th street, between the Go- itive Ice Company risa = wept oa AY, DAY, DAY AND SA’ May 11, 12, 13, 14 awn 15, ‘The exhibition will consist of Standing Upright, Bending Dispatch: ine Orr prigh! inp ng hs ‘Garyige ing, Man rigzed ng a See Siok destruction of ofa ful a eee a of the entire wor ‘ld to be om r witnessed. Be" Good Mitel in attends Aeeeeicn, 25 cel Ne ae aT nae ey ‘cents. aan's Academy, 10008 nw. nd Clark & Given's’ THURSDAY, “ FRI TURDAY, —\ ar 4 p.at. DATE. of Swimming, Saéung, ing & model ship by been anges geen the intensely, Ca ni ; Teserved seats, 50 cents. May 18. \ r MATINEE. _ eS GIANT KILLER, LITTLE ASSre newze ~ ‘my5-7, M0, 12,13 yastowax. THEATER. MONDAY, MAY 10, Grand Testimonial Benefit to SAMUEL G. KINBLEY, the first time be mag ho pSprons ce a ” THE UPPER CRUST, by Mine ANNO GHAMAM anda Oirefully Ge- PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. « , \