Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1880, Page 4

————— Ee erican Sunday Observance. msements, Ac, FFICIAL DRAWING THE EVENING STAR. | jox'eremme 7 7 crnmnarona, crea | Fone orga tgee tte tora pegs | OF Pie Bo ie art mci Be .. AMUSEMENTS. | 2 Les i MONDAY....... =-May 17, 1890. | A public meeting was —°14 8st evening at the | il Take Place sat the Sere ee ene POVISIANA STATE LOTTERY, int ance ee a= “i sy ing, Teneas Parish, La. a Congregational church to encourage v.. PTOPET | great realistic play Single musuber, Glass +6 The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCRR, ‘WASHINGTON, May 17, 1580 For the middle Atlantic states ~ 2 slowly falling baromet-- . sallonary OF Warmer, clear, or «, westerly winds, . yartly cloudy weather. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Office during the day:—7a m., 69°; 7:35 am., 70°; 11 am., $1°; 2 p.m., ST. Maximum, 57; minimum, + “LOCAL NEWS. | Amusements, &c., To-Night. Ford's Opera How fit—“Hearts of Oak. National Thwater “Spanish Students.* » Theater Comijue.—Paris Folly Company and Varieties. Arlington Theater.—MMe. Saroni’s Female Minstrels and Varieties. Oda Fellowes’ Hall.—Biind Tom. Memorial Chur tertainment. Congregational Church.—Testimonial to Dr. N. Frapk White. Condensed Locals. ‘The memorial services tn commemoration of , whose sudden death by typhus fever at Rio de Janeiro in March last has heretofore been announ were ‘held in Waugh M. E. chapel, Capitol iil, yesterday afternoon. Friendship Lodge, a good templar organization of which young Saiter was a mem- ber, attended in a body. ‘The serv: witch onducted by the pastor, Kev. Mr. White, with appropriate re- Marks by Rev. Messrs. Merrick, Patch and Mark- ham, while the choir rendered music suited to the late George W. Salter were very impressive, wer the occasion. The Dashaways held a meeting at Masonic ‘Temple last night, and were addressed by the president, A. Egleston, Hon. D. P. Holloway, Charley Nye, James Lee and General H. J. EH: ward. It was announced that Commissioner Thomas P. Morgan would address the club next Sunday. Rev. Dr. Day Smith, D. 1 a pont. West Virginia, are now In Cincinnatt, O., as fraternal messengers to the General Confer” ence from the M. P- Church. Street lamps Will be lighted at 11:15 p.m. and extinguished at £ a.m. At the Synagogue of the Washington congregation on Sih street jadies and gentlemen were cor pressive ceremonies, Rev. 1. Stera offi-iating. ‘The church was beautifully decorated with flowers and evergreens. At the meeting of the Masonte cole Saturday &vening a pleasant ep 25 the presentation rrine to Mr. Mattern, eorgetOwl has been formed. President, Ho! with TH ing Office W.W. Corcora e presiden: Hop. Francis Kernan, of New York, and Hon, K.'T. Merrick. of Washington; secretary. Thin FP, Hanna, of Maryland; teasuger, Yo, father Tealy. Forty candidates tor teachers were exar lin Sehool building. Saturda: v itions as pul saturday at the seool ‘rank Fisk entered sult iueipal, and ©. B. bonds in the case of ow, in Wnich the judgments below have been alfirmed. The Agricultural College Cadets will view the boat race from the Lady or the ee A correspondent writes: “The immense quan- tity of cobble stone: uid be removed from the surtace of et east, near Anacostia bridge. ‘They are death on wheels.” Mr. James K. Murphy, son of Mr. Maur this city, and his party, wao | S since, lett wy, for S e grand jury to-day retarned an Indictment a Wm Whit:, allas Henry Johosoa, offenc Rev. Clay May Cauley, pastor of All Sou’s eburch, formally tendered bis restghation at the close of the mor service yesterday, fll health being the re d. It is sald there is a strong feeling to mvite Rev. Robert Collyer, or New York, to succeed —H. Clay Ford's Bene- ‘Humpty Dumpty” and —Musieal and Literary En- a Antonio, Texas, In the | yO the Denver and San Antoaio Railroad convicted of an as observance of Sunday, and there was 4 large at fendance of prom"; ent christian people. Judge _w9,0f the United States Supreme Court, pre- sided. “and on the platform were President Hayes, Secretary Thompson, Senators Windom and McMillan, Kepresentativss Tucker and Conger, Col.sCasey, Rev. Drs, Butler and Parks, Rev, Wallace Atterbury, of the New York Sabbath committee, and other promiment gentlemen. Among the audience Wie many Senators, Rep- resentatives and prominent government ofici- als. Judge Strong stated, briefly, the object of the meeting to be to encourage a more proper regard for the American Sabbath than now pre- vails In soine sections. Rev. Wallace Atterbury, ot the New York Sabbath committee, addressed the meeting, saying the American observance of Sunday was a natural outgrowth and not the result of outward law; that each of the original colonies protected it by legislation. He reviewed the movements in this country and Europé for its maintenance. He contrasted the quiet en- trance of the President into the church, with the movements in public of the Russian’ Czar, and the guards of military police which always accompany him, and attributed the self-control of the free citizen to his Intelligence and virtue, to which tn no inconsiderable degree the Sun- day observance ministered. Hon, J. Randolph Tucker, of Virginia, spoke of the natural basis of Sunday observance and its right, as a popu- lar institution, to be naized, by law. He traced the origin of accepted legal principles to the Mosate code, and defended the right and legality of Sunaay legislation. Secretary Thomp- son made the closing address, declaring that ‘hile Sunday laws did not enforce religion, tty y were the necessary guaranty of popular righ’s. Court in Gencral Term. OPINIONS DELIVERED TO-DAY. To-day the applications of R. M. McKee and Ss. D. Faunce were, On motion of Mr. H. O. Claughton, referred to the examining com- mittee, THE REPUBLICAN BUILDING SUITS, In the case of W. J. Miller, trustee, against Hopkins et al., Judge Cox delivered the opinion of the court, giving the relief asked. ‘This case arises out of the Kepuhlican building sults, in which, on oa obtained against W. J. Murtagh, certain conveyances were sougat to be set aside, and the principal question was that a judgment obtained by Cornish and patd by Murtagh could not be continued for the pur- poses of a trust. The court directed that a de- cree be returned directing the sale of the prop- erty, and that the proceeds be applied to the a of the creditors. Notice of appeal was given. CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY TO WIFE DECLARED vor. Judge Cox also delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Truesdell agt. Wise, in | Which the bill fs flled_ to set aside certain deeds made to the wife, and subject the property to the payment of certain judgments. Tne court sald that the indebtedness accrued In 1875, prior to the execution of the deeds, and they enter- tained not a shadow of doubt but that the con- veyances were vold. The court below had, hoy ever, allowed a Dill of review to be filed. 89% jy, plew of this they gould only scree wnat tae convey ances were void, OTHER OPINTO Judge Cox, in the case of Jackson agt. Davis, delivered the opinion of the court, holding that the purchasers are personally responsible to | complainants, and directing a decree as to the credits. Judge Wylie delivered the opinion in the case of Davis Sewing Machine Co. agt. Rothwell « Richards. In Ubis case the defendants were sureties on a guarantee of John W. Poler, as agent of the company, and he having fatied in the sum of $1,400 to $1,500, the company entered suit against the sureties. ’ The defence was that they were never notified of the acceptance ot the guarantee. It would seem on first sigh: that the plaintiffs should recover, but the Su- preme Court had decided that it was necessary | for the party to give notice, so that the guarani- ‘tees should be iit possession to take measures to | save themselves. ‘The decree below was allirm- ed, and an appeal was noted. In the case of Frank Jordan Judge Wylie de livered the opinion of the court. “Jordan was anit and battery with intent to kill Samuel Rah The case comes up on exceptions to the clu:ge of the court below di- recting the jury to take in consideration the posi- tions of parties rather than the testimony of * these lying witnesses.” The court thought it Was better proof that one party was retreating, in the ballentering the back of the neck than Ube testimony that he was approaching. Tne ‘ne we arts Of Oak” wi en by the same Company that ran it fer bo ncts in New York. Capt, Paul Boyton. will appear ws {2 Shipwreck scene in his Ufe- saving dress. NATIONAL THEATER.—“Humpty Rader de is always a welcome entertaluingut, Abbey & Hiek*y > company, which commences an éu- Gagement to-night, will be particularly enter- taining. It isa grand double “Humpty Damp- ty” show, and in addition the celebrated Span- ish students will appear—a great attraction. THEATER Comiqts.—The Theater Comique has gotten into Its summer quarters, and will Open in that cool enclosure to-night with a va- led and excellent performance. One of the attractions will be the Paris Folly Company. ARLINGTON THEATER.—The Arlington prom- ises an unusually Tine this Week, and will iuifill its pro as it always does. M’lle Saroni’s female minstrels and noy- elty company will by no means be the least at- tractive part of the performance, Opp Fe.Lows’ HaLt.—Blind Tom, “the musi- cal wonder,” will fill a week at Odd Fellows’ Hall, commencing to-night. Blind Tom is so wonderful on the piano that he never grows Stale as an attraction. He always draws weil. MEMORIAL CHURCH.—There will be a concert and terary entertainment at Memorial Churca this evening, by the “Memortal” Chotr. Some excelient vocalists aud readers will take part. It promises to be a most enjoyable evening for all who attend. CONGREGATIONAL CaURCH.—The annual May concert of the Maryland Institute for the Blind will take place to-morrow, at Congregational Chureb. Miss MINNIE Ewan, Mr. Warren S. Young, Prof. Ed. Hay, Little Annie Lewis, and others will assist. at_a grand musical and literary en- teitatument, at Waugh M. E. Church, to-mor- Tow evening. DR, N. FkaNk WniTe.—The testimonial ten- dered to Dr. N. Frank White wiil come off at the Congregational Church this eveaing. It will be a literary and musical entertatnment.. The fol. lowing Will take part: Misses Minnie Ewan and Annie Lewis, and Messrs. Ed. B. Hay. John Tweedale, Edward C. Townsend, Eugene Jewell, Col. E. C. Boudinot, Profs. Whipple and Tucker and others. Prof. Bischoff will preside at the organ, INCOLN HAt1.—The “ideal” Pinafore will be given at Lincoln Hall to-morrow evening. ‘To SEE THE RAcE.—The Hanlan-Courtney race can be seen to advantage from the following points: The skating rink stand at Dent wharf, Georgetown; on board the schconer Hattle V. Kelsey, at Lietch’s wharf, Georgetown; grand stand, at foot of Washington street, George- town; Littlefield’s wharf; and the grand stand at foot of Congress street, Georgetown; also, from the steamers advertising in Taz STAR, eta ees District Government Affairs. .The Commissioners have appointed Mr. Nolan harbor master of Georgetown, vice Sherman, resigned. ‘The Commissionzrs nave decided not to close the Distr! ofices during the present races to cord opportunity for the employes to attend; but no objections will be made In individual cases for absence after 3 o'clock, when the chief, or head of the branch, under whom the applt! cant is employed, gives his sanction for such absence. The superintendent of street lamps has been instructed to light the street lamps of this city and Georgetown from dark until daylight, irre- spective of the moon, on Monday, ‘Yuésday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. At the solicitation of Coroner Patterson, the Commisioners have appointed Dr. J. F. Hartigan aS assistant coroner, to act during any tempo- ‘uce or sickness Of the coroner, without ation by the District. BIDS FOR STREET SWEEPIN ids were opened at 12 o'clock to-day in the ce of the District Commissioners Tor the Sweeping of the streets and avenues of tiis District, which were recetved on the 12th in- it. ‘The bids were as follows: IF. M. Draney ‘0., 26 cents per thousand square yards; H. I. Cranford, 23, cents: Thomas Joyce, 25 ‘cents: and L. P. Wright 33 cents. No award was mad . THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE at auction by the District Collector for arrear- ages of special Improvement taxes on K street {rom 7th street to the circle at 23d street, Peat sylvania avenue from Ist to 7th street, New York avenue from 6th to North Capitol strect, on Missour! avenue from to 6th streets, F street from 2d to 4th streets, 3d street trom Maryland avenuetoC street andon D street trom New Jersey avenue to 4th street was bre ” drswn at New Ls., on Tuesday, 1980. ‘ULL PRIZES. The subscriber-,; : | NUMBER Dy T= aaving supervised the SINGLE | STATE “LOTTERY, hereby certify that the apoe : re ze HE GREAT RUNNING RACES sold in ow beak Thiel Capt bes = T Nor. 29,602, 44 451, di 00 each, in Te Skah oe TSE ce an ort inh, 226, 17,087, 19,504, 46,085, 74,889, draw- each. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 300 49,261. 7 NATIONS» rar OUNDS, WEDNESDAY, the 19th, ron oe aaeeee Soo | WILL COMMENCE AT 12 O'CLOCK. 1,000 numbers e1 with 23, being the two. Sgares of the number dra ng the Capital Prize of —_- . “AWING “CLASS E, LOUISIANA | | This will give everybody an the Races, and return in time fre te numbers which were this day drawn from | city aud cee the Boat Race, ~1¢ 100, 00) placed in the Wheel with the prizes cor- Feaponding to them, > itness our hands at New Orleans, La., this | Trains on the B. and O. Railroad will start Tuesday, May 11th, 1880. Proper bours, and return from the Grounds ag soon ‘ADAM GIFFEN, 8 Haves are over. Loris H. PILIE, unity of seeing the |, Commissioners. | tar: single tickets, tuenty Ave | at Ts = eee NATIONAL SCHOOL OF COOKERY ies wine ie, HOUSBWORK OUR of Lemay Z : LIER CGESSS" Supt ct the Sew y ork Conkling the Cingrepaiional Ch pine tcllonion is Seta nay Ohare thie evening: peony eked Rock F with Spanish Tickets for the nem sinder-of the cour ee Evening Lessont—7 30}. Mom and Frieay, e- 30). m. Monday, Wodnesday MER THEA “ TER ComMiar) S'any, May 17, nuchtiy am eee nad Peasy Matineée, Inaiguration of the sumther meaeny, Engagement of the «reat Paris Folly Company, the peciaity combination. The old favorites all reappear in OCPTection with ing the strongest arr arPTred ip thie city. RLINGTON TBEATER — TUESDAY, THURSDAY and BATURDAY MATINEES, A'Le Saronis’ Female Minstrels and Novelty Coin- Pany, two eerarate and xixantic orvan zations con tobdated. First appearance of Annette Gallet Bena stend: we dl ¥ Claudia Ripley ; Sullivan and Keunedy, the 3 Prophets First Par- lor Concert Seer of talent er produced in Washington. A Grand A March. Fresch Froliqnes— ton ethi nd original. my15-6t - P. Re p. » $F BOCs cau, N. B.—None but the official Programme will be Prizes cashed in full without deduction. fugue’ o® the Grounds during any day’ of she LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. N4T0NAL THEATER, This is the only Lottery of any State ever voted MONDA’ MAY 17, on and endorsed by the people. Every Evening, — ‘Lhuredsy and Saturday UNPRECEDENTED ATIRACTION! rome OVER HALF A MILLION DiSTRIBUTED! HUMPTY-DUMPTY, Louisiana State Lottery Compan: AND SPANISH STUDENT! This institution was regularly incorporated By the | Tho target combination in tue wend. Grand ture of the State for Educational and Ohari- | Double Harleguinade: 2 Clowns, 2 Beutalonend table purposes in 1868 for the termof Twenty- | Harlequins, 2Uclumbines Healed be ka eat? Axe years, to which contract the inviolable faith | xreatest Clowns, of the State {8 pl w ce Te 1 ‘ 7 : of the State fs pleaded wt Popa ® dias been re. | JAMES 8. MAFFITT AND ROBERT FRASER. {ts franchise in the new constitution adopted De- W. H. Bartholomew, N. D. cember 2d, A.D. 1879, with a capital of $1,000, 000, Mile. Bonfanti, EL fo. which “it haa mince added “4 rosorse’ fund at | CORPS DE BALLET—MARVELOU: & reser over €350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER HAPPY TIMES | or tHe | GE N PUN DRAWINGS will take place monthly. It never scales PANTUMIMIO NOV RLTY AND M USIUAL Aue or postpones. Look st the following Distribution: | ‘a presented with a volume of new tricks, scenic GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, rane C7 sith, eked as a aoe Fonored louseho'd comic trick pantomime of ty Sess we CGHAND MONTHLY Dumpty, excelling ail former productions. inst? is a axp THE ORD'S OPERA HOUSE. May 17. xtrao nary Semiannual Drawing, 1 ' y ONE Ww . At New Orleans, TUESDAY, Jung 57H, 1830, ee ae er EeEOELe Under the personal supervision and management of MONDAY NIGHT, en: Sete PRESSED. oe tannin, ant | BENEFIT OF MANAGER H. CLAY FORD. CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000. First time of the realistic drama, fr Notice.—Tickets are TEN DSLLARS only. HERNE’S HEARTS OF OAK. Halves, $5. Fifths, 82. Tenths, $1. HERNE'S HEARTS OF OAK. HEKNE'S HEARTS OF OAK. CAPT. PAUL BOYTON, THE FAMOUS AQUATIO VOYAGER, Will appear in the GREAT SHIPWRECK SCENE. A Rain Storm of Real Water. ‘This company appears in New York Monday, May 24. myl7 LIST OF PRIZES. + $100.000 1 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 100 Approximation Prizes of 200. © THE BOAT RACE, 100 Approximation Prizes of 10 < ion Bria The Kafe and Commodious Open Steamer, Be as JOHN W. THOMIS N, 11,279 Prizes, amounting to The finest on the River to view the Gen.G.T. BEAUREGARD, of La.’ - HANLAN-COURTNEY BOAT RACE Gen.JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va. 5 Commissioners. from, will leave her wharf, foot of 6th Application for rates to clubs shou!d only be made WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3: to the cfiice of the Company in New Orieans. with awnings spread from stem to stern to protect Write for circulars or send orders to the paseenwers from sun and heat. M. A. DAUPHIN, There will ba but -a limited number of tickets r 0 hall 6 capaci er to acesme on eae Rireatwas, New Werk ‘The price of Tickets have been put at or J.P. HARBACH, tone 4 . (Children Half Price.) TAlG F st. now., Washington. To avoid an over-crowd, a suitable place has been A, Boi he Company has NO AGENTS in the | selected one of te most advantazenuson the river) BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all. pe to view the race and be on hand ar the nish, persons pre- ending to be 80 and eliciting orders by cirowars or | “Ticks on sale at Nations) Theater aud Metze- otherwise are SWINDLERS. rott's Music Store. myl7-2t nes AND COURTNEY BUAT RACE. READ THIS COLUMN. —— ‘The splendid steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will leave her wharf at 2.30°p.m. prompt WEDNES- ~~ DAS, May 1s, 160, ‘The steamer will oneupy the Iro: most desirable postion during the race. Fall! pro- 1g eae nS Oye tiie austicans, | tortion trom de reoe erika tot ee ae point is worth remembering. Iron Bitters |Curatine — trengthener- Heliabl . | The Lake will land at her wharf in Gesrgetow: urine jeners| Aellable Medicine. | .terihe race, and thoes doaitios to Loan Gene Iron Bitters ‘Curatine and if not return to Washington. A Sure Appetizer.| Cures Blood Diseases. == Coscest BY THE BLIND. THE ANNUAL MAY CONCERT MARYLAND INSTITUT! THE IN- RUCTIC cS TUFSDAY EV) the © Cong % Exercises will commence pronipt! Tickets con be obtained st. G. AL Whitaker Younge’, 504 9th st. n. myld 4t* HE ANALOSTAN GHAND STAND, AT THE FOOT OF N¥W HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND PWENTY REET. SIXTH ST . Adjoining Analostan Boat House. on the west side, THE Ones IS THE PLACE TO SEE TR Ow May 1 DAT RACE, Tickete 50 cts., for sale xt GYMNASIUM, cor. Sth and C ste n. Brapury Apams', Sl F st, and at all the principal Book and’ Drag corer. 4 ee. iv clook. Brad. Adams’, 814 F 1 Pa. ave. ; Elphonzo Miss Vinnie Shannon ets 25 Gents, at Mr. Ryneal's, 7tr st., opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall; Mr. Lewis’ drug store, cor. Mth and P sts. n.w., and at the dcor: myl4-at Or» FELLOWS’ HAL ‘Commencing MONDAY EVENING, MAY 179i The Wonderful Negro Boy Pianist, BLIND Tom. st Natural Pianist me, ‘ition © velous wift has wained Linn wortd-w ‘and has both aston ished ana ereatest music, Will appear as ab POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY. Admirsion 50 cents: Reserved Seats 7% . Seats secured at Metzerott's, 5° seas 52” MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY myl3 ws ™ Prof. ED. HAY, and ME EWA Mr. WARREN 8. YOUNG, LITTLE ANNI LEWIS, And others will assist at a GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER- TAINMENT, ar WAUGE M. E. CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, May Iru, 1880, Commencing at 8 o'clock Tickets 25 cents. myl3.5t ESTIMONIAL TO DR. N. FRANK WHITE. A Literary and Musical Entertainnent, compli- mentary to. DOCTOR N, FRANK Will be wiven at the Congrewatic EVENING, May 17, 1 wesist: Misses'M Lewis, and Messrs. Ed. B. Hay, Fdward C. Townsend, Eugene Je ol. E. O. Bondirot, Profs. Whipple and Tucker and others: Prof. Biechot will preside at the oran. Admin- sion, 60 cent: mayl2-5t harch, MON- the folowing saa and Annic John Twontale, © onsen 5 : Tickets, 75 cents ; children, 50 cents. For sale at commenced at 12. o’clock to-day in the office of | " 01 7 i “ INCOLN HALL. Detectives McElfresh and Milier yesterday ar- | Couitafirmed the judgment beiow. in the | Conector Cook, Mr. Thomas Dowling auction, Fee eet the Flood: Snes taney Oomplaints. | Lae G eee er ee wre L ane rested a colored man named John fasion on oo Pee aoe concer of per’ | eer. Soon alter its commencement a postpone- < Office, cor. 6th aud Pa. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1880. suspicion of being concerned in the larceny 01 Bale ment was decided upon until to-morrow, andi i Ageld wateh froma visitor at the National Fat | be had never been Jn the penitentiary or arrest- ; cron ere, grounds last fall. a Curatine d who leit the clty at the | €d belore. ‘The question is whether his testimony the meantime it ts probable that the arrearage Benew the Vigor. Cures Kidney Affections. will be provided for in several cases. ai f the rac nd has not beea seen | WaS a material matter, but nothing in the ——T = Sneemecuunteree eee SS | case shows What ne testified to inehier. ‘They | Boys’ black alpaca jackets, seventy-tive cents, Mr. Fred D. Keyworth, ason of the late Major | Were Of the opinion that the facts testified ou | at A. Saks & Co. ith st. 1 Mare: Jobn Keywort! bam's civar store, and Nee ecb Vag: Cnet teva weccotaia| F{°P BATTERS BoaT RACE. H. M. S. PINAFORE, BY THE ORIGINAL “IDEAL” CAST. HE IPH DacksiRAW in Jenn Peas: x ; = THE EXCURSION STEAMER ¥ x. Jonn Pues. Keyw F -in-law ¥ cross-examination were always material, and + Iron Bitters ‘Curatine Grme, a wel Euown gr0Cer Ob Fok career, Maur | that wituess could Note allowed toaiaW tne | FRAXx Hxapic and il, 0. Price are selling Cure Msiacial Diseancs, | Cures Hhoumatien. MARY WASHINGTON fermi, Weil Dehide Hage Rises Sa we F, died this morning at sovclock at hi line between perjury and honest swearlog. ipa on boat race and running races at the Iron Bitters TO! aie! jam. Adame and W. E. in-law’s residence, in bis They affirmed the judgment below. Mr. C imperial Hotel, t Curate mn, W. i. : said that there were other points which wer: ‘Cure Dyspepsia, ‘For Teter, Itch Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th st., at 2:30 p.m. | Moran, assisted by a well-trained Chorus of 30 Si e were le] ere eS = yoices aiid 3 full Orchestra, Admisson, includ familiarly known as Commy Ki reeeeen 5 eee ‘Tumors, This st has the best facili for vi reserved seat conte. or not argued, because of an intimation from the THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL MASS-MEETING to be Iron Bitters is steamer i best facilities for viewing | withont extra charse, at Dulididg upa hin character and accumulating | court, aid be desired an opportunity to ants | eld in the Sia{thsontan grounds next Sa‘ urday Cure Indigestion. |Curatine the Race of any steamer on the river, being per- | S————~" COTES the rewant which attends strict atontoe S| these’ ‘The court sald ‘Mr’ Cook could fie big piu. Te aoe ce mpUsual Uiberese aac Tron ehetere eae eceaee foctly open and ight draught, and will be in a post- GPS» RUNNING RACES business with upright dealing. motion. between 5,000 and 5,000 children. present. Ail ure Nervous i} tion to view the entire Race. MCU Eee Ge Pinteoe | _Srmeer Panne Goma Ser schools that’ do not form at their church or See. Cee tee a cil Sores. | Betreshmenteon board. ‘skits, 0 cents tobe aT THE noe te phe renege ti Preaidene peed W. | day afternoon a bill in equity was filed by Mr, | School buliding and march trom Itina body 1 | Iron Bitters obtained at the steamer. my17-2t NATIONAL FAL GROUNDS, W. Corcoran; Vice presidents, Hon. Francis Sobn S. Baldwin (use ol Baldwin, af Wrist) Soe ES OTe ee aes ou Langour. pie ey 1 0 THE BOAT RACE. Kernan of New York, and Hon. R. ‘T. Merri ainst the Grabamite & Trintda Mt wit be-aamiiited to te Gene, oe ; Iron Bitters eae ous — Washington; se-retary, Jolin FP. Hanna Ww Averill and thas @hicn nave merino Ga tine re ‘Painful ‘Curatine INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE. WASHINGTON, D. C., vba eae ee ‘praying an injunction to those which have siznitied thetr intention of a= Care Paint rnation. (or Mercurial ‘The mah who was found dead on the top of a freight car on tts arrival in Philade day last. and mentioned in Tue Sr. day. turns out to be a young ‘Timothy 1 He left his bo Ps drawing from th tending, and no individuals € S. treasury the ten per cent reserve fund come Wearing the nat sure repairs to the pavement on Pennsylvania | badges whict have avenue, between 6th and 15th streets norch- | UNUl afters clock, at west, amounting, together with the the exercises will comme about $22,000. The complainants were s tractors under the defendants, aad perfor:me: a | the work of laying the concrete base for the Baltimore, | pavement. 5th of April last they ob- » he tried to steal aride to Phi. | tained a judgment against the G ept those who Poisoning les. iphia, T: ot T: MAY 17, 18, 19 and 20, STEAMER GEO. LEARY, 3:30 ‘h Da: CEARTERED LY WILLARD's HOTEL, Will leave wharf foot of G gbreast Analostan Isard, keneers portunity to witness t pst ud Refreshments on board. commencing at Price 81 s Bottle. arp. Price $1 s Bottle. FOUR BRACES EACH DAY. PURSES... rabgements for the positions of the 9) ind the stand, and for the grand marci View at the close of the exerctses, autor erry Will preside, and the marine band will be IRON BITTERS AND OURATINE For sale by STOTT & ORO! 485 Pennsyl- ete vania avenue, wholesale aud retail. ana by all, Drag anes 9,003 t having e ket paid is way as far b forsale at Willard's Hotel. Price, $1.00 FORTY OF THE FADING St Ant Eg OF THE hich p Pee] o sic for e ring by each. myl7-2t COUNTRY v! INTE! FU! E Pras oa dustrigas | Trinidad company et al., for » | Present to furnish’ the muste for the singing by - ~ : EA fon oe Frewas att ana! fndustnioas | Ume for withholding the'ten per’ cent on ac- | the children, which Wil be an interesting feat- | P[A5E4N anp counTNEY — 3 - | count of the work expires next Weduesday, and } BFe Of the mlecting. “The order of exercises will Eabe | soannaer as ‘Ten Years for Wai Mr. Middleton {5 sid to have a Hen upon the | be as follows:—Singing, s s s | RACE. / = cOney 2 ns ats., he! shest; prayer, Re A a } : aad _ | , §P7 Railr-ad Companies ranning into Washing- The New York OEE Cee ree eT eee | stuate eterno ota MAn«. EXCLUEIVE RIGHT TO GRAND STANDS ON | ton will issue living like a pabob tn bis handsomely-furnished | PY him. ‘The dill asks also the appolatmeat of | “My Redeemer,” a Macos, GA., Mar. 31, 1879.—From having been ANALUSTAN ISLAND. ee Didone a receiver. Messrs, Koss and Dean appear for | ducing Secretary intimate fora numberof years with the propre: EXCURSION TICKETS AT HALF RATES. cell in the Tembs for over a year, expecting tO | the plaintiffs, and Messrs. Merrick aad Mocris | Country, "Us of The tors of Swifts Syphilitic Rpecific. 1 have knowa | _ Seating accommodations for 4,000 people. Re- be released, Wi E. Gray, tue noted forger, | for the defendants. GEC, DABUOE C Touch of Its pantdacture and its use, There are Ce SEaee, Set ee ne byerts and — yesterday received the unwelcome tidings that — Brey red one men in the comununity- “well-known citizens—who Fell acuin {ar seitianae ont lade dae oa WILLIAM M. GALT, President. the supreme court, general teria, had rend | _ For the races, Howson’s ice cream, wholesue | eral J. B. Hawley. of Conne Were victims in early life to Syphilis, and who have eat MOCURienetedl “view OF die sues Am eo ant, a decision sustain the verdierin the lower | and retail. t Triumph Bye-and- taken the 8. 8. medicine, and who are now, to all nish, taking in the entire course. “Suet | _E-C- DEAN, Secretary. my5-12t eh as Sé ars ————_—_ to be formed in line and pass in review before appearances, and in their own belief, a8 free from | Sf police to maintain order. Accessible from A. _——— rged and borus bonds, knowing | AUCTION Poors.—Auction pools sold at Wi!- | President Hayes, singing “Onward, Christian taint of disease as the first to have been for lard’s Hail every morning is well known here. Hels theson of Rev. | ning races and on the Courtney and Haz ¥, of Shelbi who was | boat race, and at the track during the races; nited States Senate from tséi | also, on steamer George Leary during the boat race. Cridge & Co., of New York, of \s for National Falr Association. 2 | Soldie a | misscd. * after which the s and evening on ools Will be dls- man, ffeh from the é = = 3 z duet bridge and stemmn tug every ten minutes {1a ) 0 Fecometdations of ie aie hae aaa foot of High t., Georgetown. COAL AND W6 D. jowed torefer the sceptic privately to those who | wa ws : qelendoree evers tn that‘can be osaid in tefavor. | GTEAMER MATTANO, much opposed to recommending secret reme- : aie, it is with hesitation that atiack name to FOR THE BOAT Race, tay that cur sclence Lae Hot soho eae cand | Leaving 6th street wharf 234 o'clock. To allow aton | “Bpectal atten ton sven to every onter THE COURTS. Equity Covet—Judye Hagner. Saturday, Brooke agt. Donoghue; L. SHERIFF, ° Drarrn COAL AND WOOD, of. every variety. Ks srooks a e 132% Pa. Ave. 5 ratified. Brooks agt. Brooks;addittonal t By scien ne hips Tice setmsde panilc sc Board a gged view, the nuncber of ‘Tickets will be | 1° AS and 3 e ‘ TUE FUNERAL of Rev. E. F, Busey, who, red. tak shappell agt. ation equi purpose aa limited.” 71 Procured at office on wharf, or at Depot! and Mills, water aud N street, Potomac PA ee on Thursday last, took place from St. P. groan peau) Chnprel set Koeth ‘T. L. MASSENBU! ro a iver. ano finally ratified. Thompson azt. Poulso vetore Randoiph Coy 'S Coal Offices, 1114 and 323 Penn- E. Church South tn Baltimore yesterday noon, in the presence of a very large co f the T . DL. nN RG, Pa. G. Prepared only by the SWIFT SPECIFIO © Atianis, Ga. Bold by BOHELLER & STEVENS, z 3. T. JONES, Act. Bi. woop. . oe Ar CRIMINAL Hele Sames, tions] Hot im — Aart. Cre JOHNSON BROTHERS. ' Hon. in which were many ministe Saturday, Thomas C Mark Connell and 7 HE MANLAN-COURT c OOD. | TELEPHONIC OONNROSIGNK. — OO/ the pulpit the ofilctating mintsters were s¢ Oar Casey gullty, others not 1 Vat hae aN ate Sno I BUAT KAC ull Weioms Best Quaity: Loe Prices, Revs. s guilty. Clarké Brown, rape; Robert Rand rape: Edward Moran, ht y robbery; pt hot guilty. Caroline’ Brown, the colored wo- ver by | wan charged with for i a postal money or- 3 prior $l, ml CULL ‘and reading of the service for | 4€F for 1%, pleaded cullty Samuel Rodgers, D. D., presiding elie ‘ox, D. D., Isaae Canter, J. E. 5 D. Harper, Dr. Poisal, Eltresh and ‘others. ‘Ti vi menced with a hymn, followed with pi Kev. Is ; éverion, WOOD. ‘THE LanGrst axp Most COMPLETE Two large Barges, capable of seating 1,000 per- | Main office, wharves, mill aud de;ot connected ‘ SIN b. [- | RODS, will be at foot of G st. wharf to convey par- ‘with up-town offices by 1 EL: HONE. SOB DEEING AED ene, See ties fo the ecene of tne start and finisa of great With unequaled facilities and sdvan' for Tickets for sale at W. KR. BROWN iS a conducting the wood aud and others youthful ir bi Sourn or New Yous. ace. | T3 First-class in every particular. st_und Pepna. to- arves, factory, extenrive store yarde enabling us to stock np ‘when ir lowest: offices 2 POLICE Covkt—Jidge Sno, i <a 5 5 nt the cf 4 all im immediate “4 fi re n 3 ther by 3 Work called for and delivered anywhere in the Bis oF EAT BOAT RACE. throughou ty, ani commu. a model young man. Ths ast, “employment tn r Suna gs sonal boda. “ANat® County dary ioe isa city, of by mail or exprese from other places. PONSA 20 THe FINISH. nication, inevring prompt attention to orders, we New York was as clerk for A. W. Dimock « Co., r a 4 e Of No. 26 Pine street, to whom he represented that he desired to Secrets of stock brokerage so as to en treet on his own 2ccount. In May, 1369, he left Dimock « Co., in business on his own G. Sands, No. 346 New street. Among others, Mr. J. G. East- mah gave him power of attorney to act in the id Foctn, and the young Washingtonian was wnehed On the rough sea of Wall street spec- ulation under the most favorable auspices. It Was here, as far as can be learned, that Gray began the sharp practices whk made bim a fugit oMicers of the law the tombs, subsequently from justice, dodging the nd finally landed him in In Willett and Routt’s hat store, corner 9th st. and Pa. # dsome prize won by t Ward. while in competiti «d datry work. t Datu NESS MaN—Mr. Solomon $ : Gealer, who came to this city from Frederic: county, Md.. some years bel t 1 in that Shortly Hester, the daughter of Capt. ‘Travers, who was then a well. ing no children. Mr. Stover was a g gentleman and ¢ sclentious business , and leaves man Iriends in this community. His funeral w: take place from the Western Presbyterian chureh, at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. A Diadder and kidney affection was the cause or Mr. Stover’s death. ——— Aw abundance of milk and cream for ex'ra demand Taces, &¢., at the Alderney dy ———__. WASHINGTON FIsH MARKET.—Sold by KR. A. (ed from $1 to $2 pokes 7,000 from # to$i3 per bun- i; 200 bunches rock ‘and perch, from 20 to Golden, agen # cents per bunch. ‘THE ELECTION FOR MOTHEK SUPERIOR of the Convent of the Visitation, in Frederick, Md.,on ‘Thorni ‘Thursday last, Sister M: Re Miss Mildred 5. ee osalia ton, S.C. Thornton of Alex- (ormerly. andria, Va.) was chosen to that office. of Miss ‘Vborpion 13 a iter of the late Nicholas C. oa ory te ay Teichaat ones Carns oc Alexandria. She entered the vienaucn rest in Georgetown, in 1541, and has, therefore, been 4 member nearly forty years. ‘Caxco fresh straw mau white and fancy. Dowsen's, 66 Ja. ave., south side, pear Ti. ¢ & deceased minister. Upon the close of the ser tee the remains were taken to Greemount tor ceount In a | } follows | for$ after his arrival nown river map. | ¥ night or day telephone us or stop wa- acter and services of the interment. —_— Poots will be sold by Cridge & Co.. oTlclal ool sellers for the assoclation, at Willard’s all, every evening during the races, c: ing Saturday, May 15, at S o'clock p.ln. ¢ IMPORTANT Sates OF Reat Estate.—Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown have sold for Silliman Blagden, esq., his four-story brown front dwel- ling, No, 31S Indiana avenue. for #7,s00. For Dr. John Stearns, of Boston, five lots on Ver- mont avenue, near iowa circle, in square 242, a3 One to Win. Ballantyne, fronting 25 feet 9 inches, for $3,506.91 cash; two lots with frontage of 26 teet each to Joseph Mackay, esq., 1cash, and two to Wm. Thompson, 0 cash. Also, for that elegant res st corner of avenue and K street to J. It. Ford, 0: Tor $17,000 cash. Back anp TAN. For explanation ask your hatter. SUICIDE OF AN OLD MAN FROM HANGING. Jacob Groves, seventy-six years old, hung Lim- sel Saturday evening to a rafter, is his house, on Naylor’s road, in the county. Sergeant Mc- Cathran was notitied, and, with Oficer Ander- sen, proceeded to the louse and cut him down, the ly being still warm, but death ensued before the arrival of Dr. Torrey, who had beea summoned. It 1s believed that he was Insine. Coroner Patterson subsequently gave a certi- cate of death from suicide. ——_e—_—_. THE COBNER-STONE OF A New Caruonic CHURCH at Ammendale, a station on the B ulti- more and Ohio railroad, 13 miles from this city, was laid yesterday afternoon in the presence of a large concourse of spectators, 17 car loads be- ing present from W: of agtog 3 from Balti- more. The ceremony o! periormed by Vicar-general McColgar, of Balti- mere. Fathers Boyle, Walter and Galler, of this city, took part services. Rev. Father Johnson, Carry Smith and Sidney Jones, Jas, Hot, Jas. Fletcher, Wm. and Edward Johnson, vagrancy; bonds o1 seach in the workhou: Wm. H. Dean, charged with car- rying a pistol; . David Hall and Win. Thomas, Vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. Eisle Robinson, profanity; $> or 7 days. Thomas Shorter, loud and Uolsterous; $5 or 15 days. Lewis Washington, charged with assaultin, Phillp Barton, by striking him on the head wit! @ leaded whip; $10 or 30 days. New PUBLICATIONS.—Shillington sends us ad- vance copies of the Atlantic Monthly and Peter- son's Magazine for June; and from James Bel- lew we have the Cashoi month. ¢ Worid for the same CITY ITEMS. Opinion of Eminent Dr. H. BR. Walton, Annapolis, Md. a's Liebig’s Liquid ‘Extract of Beer and igorator, 1s & most excellent prepara- Uon. It is par excellence. Superior to Cod Liver Ol] or anything ever used in wasted or im- paired constitution, and an excellent preventive of malarial diseases. Sold by all druggists and grocers, Five to twenty minutes ts the time for Lo- dille’s: Headache Specific te cure headache. Block and Tan. For explanation ask your hatter. “Itching Piles.” “Itching Piles.” Are a very distressing complaint. Bfen aod are moisture, like perspiration, lutense liching, articularly ‘at night, after getting warm in Bea. Do not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. Swayne’s Ointment a certain cure, “Skin Diseases” — Swayne’s Ointment. Skin Diseases “Swayne’s Ointment” effectually Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rneum, Skin Diseases ringworm, eat form of skin Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all druggists. Srotr & CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, Washington. “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, compiete cure 4 to 6 a all urin: complaints; $1, at druggists. For Washington at430 Pa ave. ott a SR tr out ral 8, 8 box; fer Washington at 480 Pa. aveaul FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND Ganr's Anton Fischer, 906 G street north vest. Sil give satistaction in every Fespoot y “Al DERNEY WAcor 8.”—Fresh adert ey b iter gun ed every morning, and delivered in tos. " 36c. per ID. Also, cots Speer Ss ¢ 3 at. mw. 8 7th st. n.w. : and 231 Pa av. W. H. WHEATLEY, aveue ai ae Ces yl 40 Jefferson sty, Georactown, D.C. | PAF 27chesed out i the etream trom Guberts OMFORT AND STYLE the bett view on the river of the start nd finish of 2 o wreat . Tickets for sale at W. Kk. W'S, Dotnet aud Pa. ave., and HP. GILBERIS, W BROAD SHOES WITH LOW HEELS, | 't., Georgetown. my — H* NLAN-COURTNEY RACE. gear gut oxte = Oxford Ties sna Prince Albert's. SEATING RINE STAND. Patent Leather Pumps. Ladies and Children's White Slippers. Bani Tics. dal, Button aud Newport ‘The Director of the Skating Rink announces that Bide Lice and Congress Gaiters. he has erected @ perfectly safe stand to view the ro LL. HEILBRUW’S above Race at Dent’s wharf, Water and Market ste., rectown, at START and FINisH of Race, with full view of Course. Sale of seats (all reserved) limited to capacity of Stan 060.) No. 402 7th st. n.w. Bian oF: THE OLD Woman rm Wrnpow. ap28 id, (3, SF A a Reserved Seats, 50 cts., for sale at Rink, N: GANIARE Baas errencnuca! Xork ave., between 1th and 14th sts., and at prin JAB. F. BRIEN, 410 9th st. n.we, — sedis Makee the examinat and or VAT RACE. PLUMBING wi ene its fate sanllary ar OUT OF THE SUN. rangement. Orders promptly ‘flied ‘ap6-2m' ‘The Schr. mates Be Wr 70. 2, Ww: REPRESEST ONE OF THE LARGEST | One Fqvare from th 3 and best man: bee: 6 care, jufactories in the coun-, Has y fitted up with Awnings Chairs, By), pUCoHEe, FRAIIONS, SUMP. QUES Keo Millvothe very bat phases asoakeieraass Sin ts Gigs tha most for the niomey. Repairing e0- | ‘Tickets of admission, securing seat, 50 cts. ; for licited.. KIDDIE BROS., cor. 133% st. and Penn- | sale by sylvania ave. may3 exe JOHN BERRY, ET THE BEST. a _ eee G — FAA 24N-CouRTNEY. THE CREE RE ASED "8 WHARF i LITTLEFIELD CONCORD HARNESS Foot of 26th and D streets, AND COLLARS. Commande the very best view of Course of any on LUTZ & BRO., Acmnsaion, Fifty Cents; Restnvap Cuares, One 407 Pennsylvania avenue, eects for eale at wharf, Brad Adams’ and Ho- Bole Agents for the saleof Hill’s Celebrated Concora | tels. Kuox’s Express runs direct to wharf. Leave arness. 15th et , and 24th and Pa, ave. my15 3t TRUNES and HARNESS in great variety, at . Gr4t BOAT RACE. Careful attention paid to repairing. _ my8-1m ys. OOURTSEY. HANLAN - Grand Staud foot of Wi st. The ae a ee STONES, fo. will’be | corner 2a and High sti, ‘Georestwa, and at to shart. E OO a Tee aaa al pe (PPE MosT ELIGIBLE LocaTIon iar ey FINE VIEW OF THE COMING ‘Boa RACE, N4710NaL FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR FEXT COAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded t us over all competitor. STEPHENSON & BiU., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf, Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. nov8 Krew THYSELF. ‘The untold miseries that result