Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. “TUESDAY ..Way 11, 188¢. The Weath INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CRIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, May 11, 1889. For the middie Atlantic states and New Eag- land, warmer southerly, veer to cooler west and northwest winds, falling followed by risin: barometer, cloudy weather and numerous local rains, followed by clearing weather. RANGE OF THE TARRMOMETER, ‘The following are the readti “LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Night. National Tieater.—“Upper Crust.” Fords Oyera House.—French’s @pera Com- pany in the “Royal Middy.” Theater Oonvicue.—Varteties. Ariington Theater.—Varieties. Lincoln Huil.—Wiihemy’s eencert. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:39 p. m. and extinguished at 4 a. m. The counsel for George Brown, (recently con- vieted of perjury), yesterday filed their motion fora new tial. It is merely a bill of excep- tions. ‘The grand jury yesterday brought tn an in- dictment against Albert Brooks for forging the name of S. T. Suit to a postal money order for $27.50, from the postmaster of Ripley, Mis3.,aud dated March 3, 16-0. ‘The Secretary of the Navy has given permls- ‘sion to the Sunday-school union te bave the U.S. marine band in attendance on thelr pro- jon and review a week from next Satur- § District Attorney Corkhill hashad the alle forged papers developed in the District inve: gation photograpued, and will in a day or two Submit them and the testimony bearing on them to the grand jury, with a view that the guilty parties inay be prosecuted. burial permit was to-day taken out at the health office for Silvla Roane, colored, 102 years old, who died at i411 C street northwest, She Was a native of Virginia and bas been living tz the District three year: ‘The Eight-How MEETING OF THE WORK The Workingmen’s Ass Mr. J. P. Hamilton in the chair, and @. Craney secretary. Communications were read trom different Iabor organizations throughout the United States, favoring the passage of the jour law by Congress before its adjourn- Mr. Craney submitted a resolution, ng upon all members of the assembly to use their utmost endeavors ‘3 ASSEMBLY. met last night; to see Congressmen, and be on hand Saturday next, the 15th inst. at the Capltol, when the tight-hour law willcome up. Mr. Plowden a-l- voeated the resolution quite earnestly, and said he would see a number of Congressmen. IIe had recelved the promise of several that they Would vote for ifs passay Mr. Tania stated that the carpenters uuion was then In session, more ay a demand an wages. Cran offered a re 1 Was adopted, tii the corresponding Secret y the various | trades unions of tik | nd urge | ig from the Trades’ Assembly of tlemen t. Con- ineasure for ruction of the ying on your In- ft measure, and on of our efforts upon you the in several efforts wi half, we now urge portance of your joint awembers of Congress by personal intervi end requests, or a8 you may otherwise de best, appeal to them, or tos your iriends or acquaintane ence and active co-ope' | e | ‘h of them as are | 3, for thelr pres- ‘ation for the passage of the resolution as reported by the House co: mittee on education and labor on Saturday, 15th inst.” ned by R. T. Trevelick, presi- 1 Mills, secretary; S.C. Hunt,Chas. 2, Dyer D. Lenn and S. R. Parsons, elegation, SYLVANIA AVENUE SPECIAL ASSESS- uinbyr of the property-holders oa Pennsylvania avenue, between Ist and 6th to pay the special as- ichatel pavement of the ed in the ease of Alexander Was d before the Court in General Term som: go, but In which O decision Las as yet been anucunced. There is possibly a million dollars worth of property involved, and, no decision having been made, those who have been depending on the case and Who determined long since 10 do just as Mr. Alexander did, now find that the latter hag pala his taxes under protest, aud {bey will do like: Wise. streets, who have fal Se ————— “Drvorcep.— Yesterday Chief 4nstice Cartter, in the Equity Court, granted Mary A. Hurdie a diverce from Charles H. Hurdle. They were ried in this city on Sepvember 22, 1Sé J. G. Butler, and lived together until Nov- Isis, When she charges that he de- She also charges him with having been guilty of repeated acts of adultery with Anpie Miller. Mr. John N, Oliver was solicitor fer the complainant ember 2! serted b ‘THE PHILHARMONIC SocrETY met night at | the Congregational church, Mr. Prince, vice president. in the chair. tot the p ‘The repor dent for the past year was read. ber of passive S, $6, 0r about | report was read ittee appointed ety to have been ti t mu It shows the 30 Of the soclety pduced to abou he last con At present th . This will. however, be Il returns f{r¢ ibrar: y at $561.17,or more iredeot. The | Present that the German-American Washington Schuctzen Verein. DEDICATION OF THE NEW HALL—THE BANQUET’ EIC.—SPEECHES BY GEN. SHERMAN, SECKETA RIES SCHURZ AND RAMSEY, AND OTHERS. Yesterday afternoon on the arrival of the Washington Schuetzen Verein and their guests at the Peet Mr. Geo. I. Seufferle, chairman ef the buiiding committee, addressed the compaay, and delivered the keys of the new hall to Mr. Wolf, the president, and in afew remarks he sald that ouilder, Mr. H. Conradis, and the architects, Messrs. Cluss an@ Schultze, had given them 2 building of wkich they were proud. Mr. Wolf, in response, thanked the committee, after which the com) ‘the hall and partook of a ight laacheon prepared by the manager of the park. Several hes: were made, and the president ing few appropri- ate remarks presented to the verein a beautifully Tramed crayon portrait of himself. At the con- cki-ion of this ceremony the Messrs. Smedtte Bros. presented to the verein a large “regu- lator” clock whieh was placed in the banquet hall. The company then gave themselves up t> the enjoyment of thesports of the day—prize shooting, bowlog, etc.—which lasted until 6 O'clock. THE PRIZE SEQOTING AND BOWLING resulted as follows: Shooting—200 yards—first prize, Edward Abner; also, prize for the most bulls-eyes; second, Willlam ¥endner; third, J. Lippolds fourth, Henry Mekel; fifth: Georgo Wassmann; sixth. C. Ebel; seventh) George Seufferle; eighth, Henry Hempier; ninth, John L. Nogt. and tenth, A. Koch. Bowling— tivst prize, Mr. Behrens; second, George 7. Seuf- ferle; third, Julius Fetétch; fourth, Leopold Weiss; fifth, W. Spangler. and sixth, H. See- bode. Mr. Spangler also reveived an extra prize of $5 for the most ten-strikes. The ladies’ shoot- tng prizes were won by Mesdames C. Ruppert, Pteister, I. Hockemeyer, W. Fendner, G. C. Walker ana Jokn L. Vogt. THE DEDICATORY SERVICES took place in the grand hall of the new buiid- ing, 2bout 6% o'clock p. m., when the officers of the agsociation, with the invited guests, took Seats on the platform. The Marine band, sta- toned in the bigenios end of the hall, furnished musie during tl rat en proceedings, which were as follows: Mr. Wolf, in a fev remarks, called the assemblage to order, and introduced Mr. Kurd Yon Schlosser, the German Minister, who made a short address, in which he referred to the love the Germans had for their father land. Secretary Schurz, referring to the fine building they were to dedicate, congratulated the Verein that the old house had beer burned. He also congratulated them on the evidence furnished by the great number of ekildren prlacion Was increasing. Secretary of War Ramsey re- marked that haif of his blood was German, and thus he could not te otherwise than a fried to the German race, and he warmly congratulzted them on the success of the association. Gen. Sherman and Representative Page made ap- propriate remarks. Mr. Wolf said that with them it was unnecessary to have any formal ceremonial in opening their new building. He hoped that all would enjoy themselves. He claimed that it was rational temperance to mneet as they did with their home folks about them, and engage in {Innocent amusements. A Salute was fized, and this part of the program € THE SANQUET took place about S p. m. About one hundred personssat down to the tables, President Woll Oceupied the chalr, and during the evening an nounced the toasts. That to the ‘Architects Was responded to by Mr. Schultze. “Our Ger- man Citizens in Congress” was responded to by Hon. P. V. Duester, of Wisconsin, who reterred fo the sheoting associations in the old world having accomplished the unity of Germany. Hon. T. B. Reed followed. “The Law Officers” brought out Col. Corkhill, who remarked that during the many fests he had attended he had yelto see the Tirst intoxicated German, and he felt proud of the German element of this country for he had noticed that the more one loved his fatherland the better citizen he was of his adopted country. A neat speech was made by Hon. Alonzo Bell in response to the Sentiment “Woman.” Hon. H. Poehler was in- troduced a5 one who had made such a high score In shooting as to prove that Congress- men could be of some practical ~ use. He made a very neat reply. “The Pri was responded to by Mr. Peters, of the Cyiic, and Mr. Burkhardt, of the Journa’. “The army” brought out Gen. Sherman, who remarked that entered | THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. cone ‘Towson agt. steamer = Cc. Knight; qesumed and judgment below af- firmed. United States Babbington; herd *ORMERTMCHet Jostce cart. and Judge ‘o-" justice Cs rT J Wylle and Cox—Solomon agt. Whiter appeal dismissed: ‘Vandenburgh Gordon; do. The application of Frank Fonts for admission to the bar was refused. Albright agt. Emery; on hear- ing. Equity Court—Chies Justice Yesterday, Bates P = eos, Soon agt. You st ights of parti fier demurrer sustained without prejudice. Draper ‘ted. Bakersinith agt. ul dismissed without costs. agt. Clarke et aL; pre confesso against W. L. Bram- Kat. Jackson agt. Blackw od; writ of pos slon granted. Trainer agt. Smith; receiver to pay $50 costs of suit to complaiment and bal- ance — defendant. Hurdle agt. Hurdle; divoree grant CromNaL Cavrt—Judge James. Yesterday, United States agt. Andrew Lewis; resumed and submitted to the jury. United ee agt. George Brewn; motion for new trial ee To-day, the jury in the case of Andrew Lewis, charged with false swearing in a pensicn case, came into court, and stating that they were unable to agree they were discharged. Another jury was selected and a new il was com- menced. Thornton Davis, false swearing: golle pros, Cartier. at decree ad- ie agt. Am- and rr dismissed eister; amended Richardson ALEXANDRIA. CHARGE OF IxDECENT AssavLT.—A court of enquiry has been engaged for some days past, atthe Virginia Midiand railroad depot, in in- vestigating a charge of indecent assault’ made against a gage Inaster of that road, by a col- ored woman, a chambermald on the same train With him. The woman states the assault was ; nade upon her by the baggage master on Satur- day night a week ago, about 10 o'clock, while she was asleep in a chair car of the ‘south- bound train, which was then lying at Danville, The accused, who has heretofore been consid- ered an industrious, upright young man, says there is no truth in the charge, as he has wit- nesses to prove that he was not in the car at the time the woman claims the assault was made. He also states that ihe woman made no charge to the conductor of his train against him, nor said anything about the matter to any Cne, but waited until the train was trans- ferred to another conductor, to whom she made the complaint, between this city and Washing- ton, The baggage-master has been suspended from the road pending the investigation, which has not yet been concluded. EW SSEaAMER.—Superiptendent Phillips, of the Potomac Ferry Company, says he has com- pleted the arrangements for the purchase of Steamer Arrow Smith, a Baltimore steamer, about the size of the steamer John W. Thomp- Son. It is understood that the steamer Mattano will be withdrawn from the Lower Potomac route, and her place will be saponin by the Arrow Smith, which 13 said to bea fast and commodious boat. Fisu.—Since Saturday's report 100,000 her- tings and 4,000 shad Lave arrived at Fishtown. Shad sold at $7 to $10 per hundred, and herring at $1.50 Lo 32 per thousand to-day.—Gazette, 10th. ES TE4OnDINARY BARGAIN IN LINEN LAWNS, White Ground and Black and Colored Figures, AT 8 CENTS YARD, At TOWSON’S, 636 Penna, avenue. ANDROSCOGGIN L BLEACHED MUSLIN, 10 Cents. All-wool LACE BUNTINGS, all colors. Sik Damasse GRENADINES. SPRING DRESS GOODS, larce assortment, in the new colors— COACHMAN’S DRAB, GENDARME, CREAM, OLD GOLD, NAVY BLUE, Erc, Erc., Exc., ETO, AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS in endless variety. BOYS’ CLOTH for Spring Suits from 25e.,80c.,37¢ he always attendea the fests with pleasure and pride, and what caused his admiration was the out-door enjoyment, especially of the children, and the practice of shooting. He hoped the luture success of the Verein would surpass the ast, and that it would “go on in developing ect and muscle. Hon. Alex. Ramsey was called on to respond in Pennsylvania Dutch, and made an amusing address. “The king (Mr. E. Abner) and the treasurer (J. L. Vogt) made Heat speeches, and the company returned tothe hail below, where dancing was enjoyed for sev- eral hours, —__ Amusements, &Ce ForD’s Orgra Hovse.—‘The Royal Middy” Was presented atthe Opera House last evening to a fairly large audience considering the hot Weather. ‘The opera is light and sparkling; the dialogue ts witty and spicy and the opera is put op the stage very agreeably, Blanche Chap- man was the leading character, The Royal Middy.” She was well received. “Royal Middy” all the week. NATIONAL THEATER.—There was a fine audi- ence present at Mr. Kinsley’s benetit last night. “Upper Crust,” a new emotional plece seemingly, ab adaptation from the French, Was the play. It has somewhat of a “Camillish” plot. Miss Annie Graham tn the leading roie did some very good acting and made a decidedly favorable tni- pression. Her support was very good in some respects and rather poor in othe! Mr. Gossin, the love-sick hero of the plece, shows signs of improvementin his art everytime he reap- pears here. The play ts tastefully set. THEATER ComiQuE.—There was a big house at the Comique last evening, and the éntertaia- ment was lirst-class and very intere ARLINGTON THEATER.—The fuitia of the week at the Arlington was very good, an attractive prog belug presvnted by a very fair compan; Wilhemj, the violinist, ni Lixcotn Ha. ars at Lincoln Hall to-night with his company. ‘rhis is announced as his fare appearance. 4CK, THE GIANT KILLER.—Prof. Sheldon’s pupils will give Jack, the Giant Killer, at the National Theater next day afternoon. Annie Lewis will be “Ja One hundred children will take part in the performance. Hanlan and Riley, and probably Courtney, will occupy a box at the matinee. ticers resulted in the choi Captain Pr and Dr. Winters, dire of leader cased a ¢ bers, and ajvei Wi #loetzner Was declared elected by a vote of 15 to 2 for Prot. Caultield. The | retary F consideration of amendments to the by laws Was indefinitely postponed. ‘Tue Howe Scatgs have been placed in the er mill of Geo. Hili. jr., In Georgetown. Peary & Co., 6l4 Pennsyyania avenue, are the agents. t THE FUNERAL SRRVICKS of Mrs Sarah Parish, widew of Levi i. Parnsh, afternoon, the remains bel » Sunday s te posited in the chapel of Uak Lill cemetery, prior to tuterment. Mrs. P. 4 Was an oldand respected resic ch was her birthplace in 1 and friends att bearers being De atenant avy. Rev. Dr. S.P. Hil of- | eral, and delivered an im- | ourse, paying a feeling trloute to nes and estimable qualities of the de- nom he had known for a quarter of a | uring her long life ars. Parish was | widely known for her deeds of charity and ex- emplary conduct, her loss will not alone be y, but also by many $ of her goodaess | 65 Corcoran to-morrow and Thursday evenings, at 73; o'clock, his entire effects, tn- cluding paintings, sketches, crayons and’ the elegant copy of Detailie’s “Le Regiment Qui Passe; also other pieces from our Wash- ington artists. The pictures are now on exht- Latimer will conduct the sale REAL ‘ATE SALES. — Duneanson Bros.. auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon for Rezin H. Gorsuch, trustee, lot No. 9, tn Witmer Johnson's recorded subdivision of square fronting eighteen feet_ on New Hampshire ave- nue, bear Pegnsylvania avenue, by its depth, to L street hwest, and improved by a two- Story and basement brick dwelling, for 3535, above a trust of $2,000 and $53.33 interest, to Susanna F. Kelley. Also, lot addition to Georgetown, being a lot fronting 20 feet on West street, near the P-street bridze, and having a depth of 121 to an alley. and improved by a two-sory and basement brick dwelling, for 3250 above a trust of $1,25) and $29.16 interest, to John W. Thompson. W.W.Danenhower & Son, 1212 F street north- west, have sold for C. N. Thorn, part of lot 11, and lots 12. 13, 15, 16 and 17, sq. 97, to Wm. W. Leibert, of Philadelphia, for $2,500 cash. Mus. J. Boye has opened her summer gar- den, 1138 H street northwest. * ROBBERY.—The ¢igar store of Samuel R. Tay- Jor, corner of 9th street and New York avenue, was: pipe about 4 o'clock this morning, and robbed money, amou tpg in all to about $15. si atu wande De tectives Voss and McDevitt ered avol- ored boy named Jas. Jackson with the goods and money on him. He was taken to police headquarters, where he was identified as hav- dng just served a year in jail for two other rob- ‘Deries. a taken to nd offen) ae # cherge of larceny (seco! nce) se fred he was commutted for the action of grand jury. | Storm scene, real baby, trained cat, realistic | In this city. | Widney, Pugh, Tweedale, Jefferson and others, Masonic TEMP! At the request of a large number of prominent citizens, P. C. Cheeks, Esq., Of this city, will deliver at Masonte Tera- ple next Mo: eveatug, a reply to Ingersoll’s lecture all we do to be Saved?” “HEAR Al Herne’s remarkable do- mestic drama, “Hearts of Oak,” with tis graphic grist mill, and all transferred from the Fifth Avenue Theater, New York, under the manage- ment of Messrs. Rice and Nunnemacher, will be presented at Ford’s next week for the first time NSTITUTE.—Miss Eva Mills, Messrs. CARROLL wil) take part in the entertainment to be given at Lincoln Hall to-morrow evening by the Car- roll Instivute. Cart. Pati Boyton ts giving his interest- ing and wondertul exhibition at the foot of sth street every afternoon this week. His medals, jewels, etc., are on exhibition for the first time this country at Galt’s jewelry store, on Penn sylvania avenue, “PINAFORE” at Lincoln hali Tuesday, May 15, for the benefit. of the Church ot the Incarna- ton. Miss Eva Mills, Mr. John Pugh and otaers of like merit in the cast. Seats at Ellis’ music store. A fine chorus of fifty voices and a full orchestra will assist. ‘THE LOAN EXHIBITION In Georgetown Is worth a tip of many miles to see. LER & Jongs, Theater Building, are draw- ing the “ Prize seer” of the world. t gees AMERICAN AND FOREIGN COIN AT AUCTION.— Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, will sell, to-mor- row afternoon, at his auction rooms, at 4 o'clock, a large and vaiuabie collection of Amer- ican and foreign coin. Collectors should give this sale their attention. t WASHINGTON FisH MARKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent:—1S0,000 herrings, from $2 to $2.50 TY thousand; 9,000 from $5 to $12 per undred; 300 bunches and perch, from 15 to 40 cents per bunch. THE SIXIH ANNUAL CONVENTION of the Cath- olic Young Men’s National Union, of which Rt. Rev. John J. Keane is president, will assemble in Lincoln liall to-morrow ee with up- wards of one hundred delegates. The Union, composed of Catholle young men societies, has for Its object the formation of socteties and the encouragement of literatare, morals and temperance among the Catholic young men of our Tasge cities, ‘The convertion will be in session two days. The Carroll Institute, upon whose invitation the convention comes here, will er- tertain the celegates with a grand literary and mousical entertaloament at Lincoln Hall to-mor- row evening, and a supper at the National Hotel on Thurday evening. Senator Kernan, Speaker Randall and other prominent gentlemen have accepted the institute's invitation to assist at the banquet. Hon. Mr. O'Connor, M. C., of New York legislature, are delegates “'The ache New ¥ ure, are e3. jele- gates will pay their respects to President Hayes at 1 p’clock to-morrow evi ber will visit Mt. Vernon on g JAPANESE AND CHINESE, GOops, Wholesale and Retail. Prices Greatly Reduced Before Removal large argaeet cues raat os Rage and ‘ases, India Gusset gg Cares, + in wrest variety. VISITORS WELCOMED. A.A. VANTINE & CO., No. 631 Broadway, near 13th St., marl0-w&aae PARASOLS, new styles, all Silk, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.25, 82.5), 2%s-Yards Wide SHEETING OOTTON, 25c. MADRAS GINGHAM, FRENCH LAWNS, SEERSUCKERS. Draper; divorce 04 ; tons of hay. 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SKINNY MEN AND WoMEN are not admired. If lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, usc “ Welles’ Health Renewer.”” Greatest rem on earth for impotence, sexual debility, deciine, &c, $i, at druggists’. Depot, 58 Barclay street, N. ¥., and for Washington at 450 Penn’a avenue, FOR CLEANING OR DyBING LADIES’ AND GENTS Svrrs, Anton Fischer, 906 @ street northwest, wi give satisfaction in every respect. 1y “ALDERNEY WAGONS.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3 Ibs. Shetland Wool SHAWLS, from 81 to 85. All Wool DEBEGES, 3735c. All Wool MOMIE CLOTHS, 37%<c. All Wool SHOODA CLOTHS, 623¢c. Lace BUNTINGS, 373s, 50, #1. Lace Striped NAINSOOKS, 125. Linen LAWNS, 26c. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, from $1.75 to 38. TYLER & CHEWNING, Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), mayl0 918 7th street © TO DUBREUIL BROS., 1112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE CONVENTION A SPE- CIALTY. Half-dozen Fine 8H1 Hall-donea Superior SH Half-dozen Elegant SHIRTS. Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, $12. A fine assortment of GENI'S FURNISHINGS hand. p30 always on RESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER of the Ver D Best material, in the Very Best manner, ani guaranteed to wive perfect satisfaction both in qual- ity and St, for only TWO DOLLARS. No second- class koocs, but a8 wood as ANYBODY'S BEST, culy two dollars, at MEGINNISS, 1002 F et. n.w., Washington, D. C. ap30-1lm HIRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER. he eae Our “Mystery” SHIT, at 75 cts. is cheaper woe we spiel when ee a WAS way low present rices. G tery” SHIRT, finished, ls the cheapoat Shirt in theworla, only 80 cts. ‘The’ ‘Crown Diamond” SHIRT, fin: Jahed, 00 cts. Our LINEN COLLARS, latest styles, 50 per dozen, are as good as is usnally eld a $2.50. Our Silk NECKWEAR beats the world in quality and price. Onr Silk SCARFS at 25 cts. are a8 wood a8 ee other honse selis at 50 cts. Onr 50- cent SOARES are as wood asis sold for $1.25 by the trade generally. MEGINNISS’ ap30 1002 © street n.w. QUIRTs: SHIRTS! SHIRTS! 6 FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. 6 EXCELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to or 7. n Finished, ind tinen FIMSEED AND UNFINISHED SHIR? oa - OUR OWN MARE ALWAYS SS OF MEN'S FURNISHIN@3. THOMPSON'S S! Factory, aay E. MAUCK, Proprietor. Opposite Patent Office. ES QFECIAL BARGALNS. DEY GOODS VERY CHEAP. SILKS! SILKS: SILKS! BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS. Striped Silks, 5c. Navy Blue Sitk, Dark Green Silk, Cardinal Red Silk and other oclore, only hoes worth $1. Colored and Black Cashmeres, ae. Excellent Black Silks, 75 and 8% dred (100) pieces Madras Gi nghams, new and choice styles, 10, 12 and 16c. Excelleut qu lity Calico, Sige. Black Casimeres, pure wool, wide double- c. ic. dtl SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! Brees snd $1.50 Black Silks are SrEcran RGATNS. Lace for Curtains, 12c. to #1. CARTER’S, 711 Market Space. Pure Linen Figured Lawns, 150. Beautiful French Lawns. Beautiful Pacific La’ 10c. Shetland Shawls, all colors, 21. Ver fine quality, aS wool, wide donble-width Bec! Cashmerea, Oc. to®1. Black Tamise. Black Silk Warp Hen- rietta. Black Bunting, 15 to 5c. Lace Grenadines, all colors. Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, $1.87 to 38. Pure Linen Table Damask, 50c., (spe- cial bargain.) Colored and Black Silk Velveta. Oolored and’ Black Satins. One hundred (100) pieces Heautifil Woo! Dress Goods, epring shades, CARTER’s, 7A Market Spa AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS. We have jnst opened a splendia ine of French DRESS GOODS, gees full assort ment of Bs 5 E apl2 Sraana DRY GOODS. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. NEW 4nnivars EFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, | AT PRICES THAT WILL ENSURE THEIR ICE CHESTS, EARLY DEPARTURE. ae FREEZERS, J. W. BOTELER SONS, myl0-6t_923 Penn, ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts. REFRIGERATORS AND WaTEy My8-6t_BEF Fth st., five doors above Pa. ave. G45 FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, RANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 Oth st. n.w., at my5 EPP® REFRIGERATORS. Rtronsly built, handsom: ished, practice, eas ae we bony fect in Wrought iron tee racks, slate e shelves, perfectly conve- nient, not complicated, pure dry air, econ- omy of ice. M. W. BEVERIDGE, (ate Webb & Beveridze,) 1009 Pa. ave. 1th st. Sole Agent for the D. minions y G4s FIXTURE! GAS FIXTURES!: A MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES from the factory of Meesrs. MITCHELL, VANCE &00., N. ¥., can be seen at 531 5th Street n.w., Where all corapetition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find it to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. » EF. BROOKS, 532 15th st., apis Corconas Britprxa. GroncE BXBEAL, sry EALER IN, OIL AND WATER COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS axnp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Giass, ALL KINDS OF FANCY ARTICLES FOR ORNAMENTS AND PRESENTS. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows' Hall). ————_—_____ FAMILY SUPPLIES. Berrex: CHOICE DAIRIES! BUTTER! CREAMERY PRINT, made fri Cream, per pound.. Best dairies of N’¥_8¢ Best Western Creanierii VIRGINIA BUTTER, pure Alderney J. BRAY, ee, Successor to J. Frank & Son, B st. "wing, Stalls Nos. 496 and 497 Center Market. Open every day till one my5-Im FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Fresh arrival of Imported and Domestic Goods. BEEF. ‘fiosst {Honcless, with Jelly. HAM. | potted (Potted. } Po é Westphalia. TURKEY Boneless in Jelly. Fancy and Black SILKE. and Colored 6} GRENADINES, Black Silk Heraani aes i wns, Madras Ging Mulls and French Naingooke, ail wrades, An inepection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., 1328 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House. BOOKS, &e. ([UE NEw EDITION OF LIPPINCOT?’S PRONOUNOING GAZETTEER oF THE aplo “Ward” prints, 40c. per lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk Sc. per qt. tf —_——_ GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS YAPON WATER, On Draneht and by the Gallon, at BRACE’S DRUGSIORE, corner Bridaé and Wash- aes ington sts., Georgetown. PROPOSALS. Proposais for F DEPOT QUARTERMASTER’S OFT WASHINGTON, Sealed Proporals, in. t usual conditio at until 12 o'cLock NOON, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, at which time and place the; ‘opened in thé presence of bidders, for furnishing aud delivering as required during’ the fiscal year commencing Tuy 1, 1880, and ending June 30, 1831, at the vari- ous offices and officers’ quarters in this city, and Georgetown, D. C.,and at Fort Whipple, Va., about 300 cords of Oak Wood, sawed and split; 150 cords of Osk Wood, in the stick’; 150 cords of Pine Kindling ‘Wood, sawed and eplit: 80 cords of Fine Wood, in the stick; 2,000 tons of White Ash Coal, to bs of Shenandoah or Lee, or of equally wood qitality ; 400 tons of Ked Ash ‘Coal, to be of Lorberry, or of equally good quality; 160 tons of Lykens Valley Coal, Of size as may’ be called for, {ree from slate, duet’ or dirt; and’ 20 tons of Bituminous Lump 303 ‘Ail cf the wood and coal to be of first-class, mer- chantable quality. Coal to weigh 2,240 pounds to e ton. 5, 1880, Le lowest aguresate hid for the Wood or Goal, or beth, will be eptertained. Also, for furnishing and delivering, during the same period, all the Corn, Oats, Hay, and Hye Straw required’ at the various corrals aiid oficers’ quarters inthis city and Georsetown, D.C., Boldiers' Home, D.C, aud Fort Whipple, Va. One copy of this advertisement! should be secrtra- ly attached to cach triplicate proposal, and be wien ioned therein as comprising part of i Blanks for proposals and circulars stating the kind and estimated quantities required at each post or place, and giving full instructions as to manner of bideihw, and conditions to be observed by bid- dera, and terms of contract and payment Will be furnished on application to this o WORLD. Just published and for gale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, 8uccrssons TO Mouun Bros., myl Bt Pa. av NSM .2.9.9 4S; Schouler on Bailments, int Heard’s Civil Pleading. Principles of Conetituti ‘Thompson on Neglizence, Peloubet’s Lezal Maxims. 59 seler's Ecclesiastical History, vol. 3:00 oirejof Napoleon, Duchess iAbrantes 2yols 3.00 rings in Pleasavt Paths, Marion Harland 1.75 erpleces of Enwlish Literature, by Swinton 1.75 The Theory of Thoueht, by N. K. Short Whist, by a Trurup Junior. as 25 Cor ers paid ap- M ue 5 Correspondence Cards, Enveloy mat Any of the above books sent by mail post on réceipt of price. W.H. @ O. H. MORRISON, Law BooksELLers AND PEs myl 75 Pa. ave. Att PUBLICATIONS, Lippineott’s Pronouncing Gazetteer of ‘orld, corrected to 1! Geddes" Administration of the ym evens 2.00 interSunbeams. New edition 1.75 Cox’s Free Trade and Free Land. 1.25 Larxed’s Thebes and Other Poems. Mrs. Burnett's Louisiana... Democracy. Leisure Hour Series. peat Styles of Papeteries, Corres day Cards. JAN 5 METROPOLITAN BOUESTORE, ap24 911 Pennsylvania avenv o'r DOOK SPORTS, ARCHERY GOODS AND CROQUET. The “iat eee and most complete Arrows, Ta of Bows, Target Stan: ers and Belts to be found ‘tke District. S Croquet at all prices, from 75c. to 89, at lee. ne copy of circular should be secnraly attached tocack triplicate proposal aud be mentioned there- in_as comprising part of it. mvelopes, containing proposals, should be marked MBroposals for Fadl, and “Proposals for Forage and Straw,”and addressed to the under- de Se eee eee iter cles domestic productions conditions of priceand quality being equal. myl0-6t PROPOSALS FOR AND FUEL, FORAGE STRAW. OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, U. 8. ARMY, BaiTmwore, Mp., May 10, 1839. posals, in triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, wil be reesived at thia oft ual = therein as comprising part of it. will be given to articles of domestic production, conditions, ‘price and’ quality being, “ithe United States reserves the right to reject any orall proposals. and printed circulars, giving detailed information as fo estimated. quantities re. or lesa, the exceed by. adore asd of gon ‘act and payments may be obtained at office. taining proposals should be marked sPropostie for (or ‘addressed to my10-6t Gs GIXTUBES, GARDEN HOSE, OIL STOVES, . OIL BTOVES. FLUMBING, HRATING AND VENTILATING: PLUMBING, HEATING AND VENTILATING: EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., . mys WM. BALLANTYNE & SON’S, p20 428 7th street. BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW Youki snor srore, 605 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. HAND! SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES AnD none GENTLEMEN. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. lies" I Opera Sli; Ladies’ Kid-lin gcOeere, of the best iarantead lower than elsewhere. eno GEO. McCARTHY. DAM FOREPAUGH May have the greatest curiosity of animals, but the great BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE the greatest curiosity of BOOTS and. SHOES, Golds Gl erenter gurloityof Bios is doubt. please give us acall, and you will be convinced. EXAMINE THESE PRICES. agg ine Dress Low Quarters, from 81.50,$1.75, te eget Single-sole LaD) é Ladies’ Fine Kid Enos from 1.50, Lia ey rs Fine French Morocco, Box Toe, French eel, $2.25 up. of Geat's Hand-imads Low Guarersi hea THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 87P20_ LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor, Soe" AND Boneless in Truities. CHICKEN. /Potted. SOUPS—Ten Varietice. ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSAGE, OURRIED OYSTERS. BAKED MACCARONL PICKLED LAMB TONGUES, PICKLED OYS- TERS, PICKLED SHRIMP, PICKLED WOODEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS. TRAVELING BASKETS. No charge for packing and delivering goods to any part of the city. zs . W. REED'S SONS. my5 1216 F street n.w. | Lavelle, Carrie Jamieson, N4tiovar tHEaTEX. IMMEDIATE AND PRONOUNCED SUCCESS Th “and The Distinguiehed Artiste, ANNIE GRAN AM, In ber Strone Emotional Pia: U 8 CRUST. MARIE NAGAR... ANNIE GRAHAM Supporting Company 4. Leslie Gosein, Milton Ramford, Hat Isadore Davidson, Frank De Vi: try Pisrson, De Vernon, W. A Nellie Mortimer, Dean McConnell, Sadie Bisxelow, ete. MATINEE WEDNESDAY 2 P.M. MONDAY, MAY 17--abbey & 1 ‘« Huny Dumpty aud Spanish Students Combination. NTERTAINMENT BY A LITERARY POCTETY, PROCEEDS FOR A Wil §t Potomac Hall, cor 1th and D sts. 2.w. FRIDAY EVENING, May Mth, 1580, at 8 o'clock. Tyr ents. myli a ‘ORD'S. See Cadet To-night, SUCCESS) WEEK OF MAY10. 8U0CESS ROVAL MIDDY | FRENCH’S OPERA COM! BERR se im cmcaoe. we DY & No 3. DY) a Dehuht ¥ ROYAL MIDDY | Newand Deliciitfu! Masic. 1 NIPDY 20° ABLE ARTISTS. 20 1 MIDDY | As played in New Yor FAL MIppy | AS? apelin Mew rk at Daly’e NAL MINDS | OVER‘ ar Ens | R THREE MONTHS. E MIDD: Perf ery Deta ROYAL MIDDY | Sc eae MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. MONDAY EVENING, MAy_11, BENEFIT OF Hoe Na FURD. HEARTS OF 0 The Greatest Play of the Day. may’ )PP FELLO} HALL. THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, MAY 1 and 14, at 8 o'clock, and Grand 8 Matines, Mar 13, at 2 ey H. M.S. PINAFORE. SONS OF JONADAB. By the United Dramatic Clubs of Washington Tickets, 25. Reserved seats can be obtained Metzerott’s Music store. No reserved seate matinee. raayl0-41 HEATER COMIQUE.—MON Mier ge sore ee isterCompany. Ena, pera Boufle and Burles. aks artists. Mile. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 12 MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMEN1 by me, CARROLL INSTITUTE, soreisting of an Address by the Rt. Rey. 3 4 Music by Miss EVA MILLS, M PUGH, WALDECKER, KASPAR a !y Messrs. TWEEDALE, JEVPERSON *. WIDNEY, 1 @AKEM Readinice Mi and Lac Penneylvani erve mys-at TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1890. H. M. S. PINAFOR BY THE ORIGINAL “IDEAL” CAST JOSEPHINE RALPH BACK Miss Eva Minus -Mu. Joux Poo Mrs. F. R. True, Miss Levy, Mesera. Ralph Jet ferson, W. B. Dan’ Ham! Adam: 1 W. E. Morwan, assisted by a’ well-trained f 30 voices and a full Orchestra Admiss: reserved seat, 60 cents. Seata 1 paer ved, without extra charve, at Store. my$-9t Vv ASHI TON NATATORIUM, The only SWIMMING SCHOOL in ‘the Dis- trict. 611 and 615 E #t., bet and 7th #ts, Re: BR. Lesson, Zhe. Twelve lessons, $6, Sinwle admission. 25c." Five Ticketa, 4 pys-1m) RK. E. ODLUM & Co. ARLINGTON Te —New 4& MONDAY, MAY 10, Norton, Josephine Shai Levanli Sisters, Stanfor! aud Ruesell, Frank George, and ae ak purely Variety Show in this city. Mat: eeday and Saturd: at 2 o'clock children admitted free. Monday, -M: Sarano's Female Minstrels and Novelty Co. RT LOAN EXHIBITION. Ae ithe Patio ef Be donee inrch May 5, 10, 22, » 23, 24, 15. Open trom 1pm. AT THE QOOKE MANSION, 170, WASHINGTON STREET, GEORGETOWN Singk tickets, 60 cents. | Ti Star Artists. ‘The on! ‘inens W i, M myk-ft ALACE MARKET, Cor. 14th st. and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and CU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &c. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 cents a pound. mays INCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC- TURES, AND HELP TO BUILD UP THE DISTRICT. Our Flour is made at home. BUY OUR NEW SOUTH. It is as nice as any patent flonr in the market; also our Hunyarian Patent Process Flour. For sale by all the leading Grocers. Wholesale Depot— W. H. TENNEY & SONS, CAPITOL MILLS, ap30-tM21 Georgetown, D. ©. EST N.Y. BUTTER, per Ib.. 30 Prime NEW CHEESE, per !b..... 1can SWISS CONDENSED MILK.. 15 3 lbs. Best ITALIAN MACARRON. 5u 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. - MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL TEA, unequalled elsewhere. sees - 0 2 Ibs. GREEN COFFEE... 25 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES .. 40 6 Q-ib.) Bars BABBITT’S N. ¥. CITY SOA 50 Scans 8. & W. CORN ... STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. GEO. A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., Between M and Fut MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 50 Cents Pen Lx. Best Government Java COFFEE, Roasted, $3 cts rib. COFFEE, Roasted, 20 cts. per Ib. Bese oor FLOUR, e215 per & bul. NEW YORK TEA COMPANY, Cor. 7th and K sts, ap2-3m_ = WM. Hl. SPIGNUL & Co. IEST PREMIUM parted at the National Fairover all other compet- re The handsomest aiimnesots Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, | Standard Family Flour of District. sale by every first-class Grocer. The oe WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. apl2 WM. M. GALT & 00. [Hon BITTERS. onous of the Stop One Minute and Think, | wereury; , Write or call okets for nale at Ellis’ Music Store and M. E. Boardman’s Book Btore. Take avenue or F street cars, the latter passing Within a iew @oors of the exhi my 7-6" [toon HALL. ONE NIGHT ONLY. TUESDAY, May 11. Farewell appearance of the World-Renowne! Violinist, WILHELM. Assisted by his Celebrated Concert Company. General admission, 21.00. Reserved —s m ar THE NATIONAL FAIN GROUND WASHINGTON, D. C., MAY 17, 88, 19 and 20, commencing at each Day, sharp. FOUR BRACES EACH DAY. PURSES.. 20 -89,009 a F THE LEADING STABLES OF THE PCOUNTEY HAVE | ERED FOR THESE 8 Raitroead Companies ranning into Washinz: ton will issue EXCURSION TICKETS AT HALF RATES. WILLIAM M. GALT, President. my5-12t PERSONAL. H. ALBURGER, successor to I. P. LIB- EY, Watchmaker and Jewel has re- moved to“corner of 7th and F sts. n. in Drax Store, opp. U. 8. P.O. myll-Im DESIRE TO PUROHASE FOR A CASH CUs- TOMER acheap LOT or smail HOUSE within ee. a ad = a McINTIRE, 915 F st. n.w. TITLES, ‘ast Bod vio fis th reports a8 to pam. Always in before and from J ‘ADAM ROSS, the long-established, eer fesni reliable Astrolowist, xives better satis- ‘sire. than ein the ee ae ag ra Halls the ives advice and to ba love TROUBLE CALL. Sonsuttation ‘Booms, o.W. B. Md., ; Tal W. Payette st., Balto. Ee IOO EAA Bo years to tne snoceser al of Nervous Debiity, “Evil Fore treatmen' of the Heart, hess, Re. those dine rasulte of indiscretion. ; » radically cured without foie fave to Baltimore PIANOS AND ORGANS. ALLET. VIS & CO."s PIANOS ie oe es D e Hisw posed 2 fine fron Bitters | DIG: or RECRALGEL. ton THE F HONOR a TRON HOR ot willcure you.” | GEST FIQATE OF DISTINCTION, "Kehot cemented py BLOOD is oe | Spmnent of these Rescate at inscniments ae, Iron Bitters | you are no 811 9th st. n.w. or feel, Di sony ee. H. L. SUMNER. Iron Bitters | 20N Will cure you. “qUAbrnY. sve OOOARTC ps ny Iron Bitters plaib cae eet BEFERENOES, snd == gees Pusos 1 4 Bor. Att Daveciwts Sat TaEu. £88 BEOWN OHBEIOAL 60. BALTIMORE, Sora Paorassrons, | bl? 388 Tih ot, Tuning and Repairsdene ‘Twenty years’ experience. AND OBGANS AT PRICES THAT ‘TWO FIRST PREMIUMS Lal bag yy ey ee os Peloanet cies A