Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1880, Page 4

May 25, 18596 The Weather. | INDICATIONS TO-DAY. WASHINGTON, May 25 the Middle Atlantic’ states, ’ stationary For the barometer, stationary or higher temperature, south to west winds, clear wr partly clendy | ‘weather. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. | ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Omice during the day:—Ta. m., 74°: 7:35 am. Il am, $6; 2 p.m, 90% | ‘Maximum,9i; minimum, 69. LOCAL NEWS. | Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:39 p.m. and extinguished at 10:20 p.m. John R. Mahoney has made an assignment to —— S. Edwards for the benefit of his | ‘ors. ‘The recetpts from the recent art Ioan exhibl- tion in Georgetown, under management of the jadies of St. John’s P. E. church, amounted to nearly $1.500, of which abont $1,900 was profit. Mr. Heurich, the brewer, on 20th street north- | ‘West, has sunk an artesian well 350 feet below | the surface. The work was commenced two Months ago and water was struck after tea | days boring at <0 fect, depth; temperature 52 degrees. not being sufficient the work Was resumed, and the coxtractor, Mr. L. Miller, of Baltimore, expects to soon strike a Vien Which Will afford the slow required. ‘The Young Men's Christian Association held n alr meetings last night In various portions the city. ese services will be continued, are being taken to avold any conflict with the law forbidding street meetings. The decree made in the Probate Court tn the Mnatter of Wm. Lilly, guardian of Rachei L. Coleman, mentioned in Tue Stax, dismisses the | petition of the ward and the citation against tie guardian, and directs that the latter pay the Costs out of the funds In his hands as guardian. In the case of the United States agt. Robert Hamilton, charged on th hot A. R. Jaekson With having opened a letter containing a postal order addressed to Jackson, United States Com- Inissioner Milis erday committed Hamilton for the grand jury. It Is proposed to have a grand meet of bleycle clubs from Massachusetts, Conn Rhode | Island, New *Y ork. Ww us¥lvania, | and Washington. D. wport, On the 29th, | | | 20th and Sist of May.” Mr. Hi. S. Owen, captala Of the Capitol Bicseie Chub, stars to-day tor & long summer trip in the north, and will repre- Sent the club at Newport. The, Potomac Ferry company have. pur chased the steamer T. V. Arrowsmith, of | York, to ply between W: ashing eon and Alexan, 1 dria and the lower river landings. The new bbat fs expected next week, and will be Lmme diately placed on the rout ith cered by a Washington | nt commander of the Mw ain, and (eo. R. Phillips m: ‘A hegro man with a lai shoe store of E. M. Wat streets southwest, about $ While the propricter was at breakfas filled the basket with shoes of ail descripitons. | He was discovered as he was leaving the st but made good his escape with about $25 worth } Of goods. | HANLan-RILEY Skating Rink stand. $ ——_-——_. Curcaco Past Lis 0, tO yer and pu basket entered th corner of 7th and wk this mornit av.t z.—The attention of trav- | élers to Chicago and the northwest is called to the advert: lightning ment of the Pennsylvania lin xpress train will leave Washington dally, arriving In Chicago at s:30 the | time, 24%5 hours. CHILDREN'S _ bracele necklaces, rings, earrings, at Pris: lockets, ERINTENDENTS held | a meeung led to postpone | the mass-meeting of Sunday-sehools until next fall, on account of the hot weather. A vot thanks was tendered vo Commissioner Senator Ferry, Gen. Hawley, Secretary Thomp- son, Prof. Baird and others for their efforts in Dehalt of the mass-me eting, Which was to have been held last Saturday. Hor BirrkRs Granxp STanp.—See advert! ment. Hartley's wharf, above High stre Georgetown. t MARRIAGE Licenszs have been tssued to Henry Dogans and Matilda Kent; Wm. Robin- S00, Of Frederick, and Elizabeth Martin, of Bal- Umore; D. B. Wainwright and Rosa G. Kendig: John H. Cumberland and Mary A. Herbert; Jas. E. Padgett and Ida M. Berry, both of Charles county; Jobn T. Laughlin and Mary L. Booth, Of St. Mary's county. Ligut WooLLEN and linen goods — oF in the most superior manner and in th cherche style, tn the Ine of summ: 4 for youths, boys and children’s wear. obtained at the Boys’ Clothing House of Be R binson « Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, at pop- ular prices, THE SANGER Banke B.—In the Court in General Term yesterday a petition was pre- sented by Higgins, Cobb « Co. for a revocation of the discharge from bankruptcy ta the cas of R. Sanger. The grounds are, that Sanger kept no cash or disbursement books. as Tequired oy Jaw for a trade, and though a voluntary bank- Fupt, had not thirty per cent. assets, nor did he get the requisite one-fourth in number or one. third In value, of his creditors to consent to his harge. Boat Kace.—Cool and comfortable ¢ reserved) at Bradley wharf, tue only stand di- Teetly opposite the Start and flaish. Tic! rad Adams’ bookstore and the hotela, —_.—_—— ‘THE LabtEs are specially Invited to examine M. Willian’s large assortment of summer silks, lawn and gingham suits. Best goods at mm rate prices. hairs (all THE NATIONAL Farr GROUS terday placed on record a de: uel Cross and Howard C. Clagett of ail the eal and pe ned by the concern, Sage bonds of 2500 ea payable in tt ars. With interest at ¢ cent. A former deed, secure President and others, Was at the same time released. To CHIcaGoIN 4 Day axp Two Hoc: Baitimore Right a Tuns thre STEAMER GEOKGE LEARY wi ton at S pm., on Weduestay, for Stead of 5:30, on account of boat race. g Fy a ENTLEMEN, temporary residents and visitors should not leave the city tor the summer sea. son betoie investigating George C. Henntng’s specialties for shooting. fisaing, ting. switnming, bathing and touring. "Every one knows wuere his piace of bastness fs located. f TRE MARYLAND CLASSIS OF THE REFORMED Cuvxcu, in session at Funkstown, MeL, has made an appropriation of $50 to the Washing- ton mission. “A request from the joint con- Sistorieg@ot the Washington charge for the in- corporation into that charge of the recently erganized St. Matthew's Congregation, was ranted. The sum of $125 w ed to Mt pleasant charg: 3 of the 1 s the Rev. hla Messenger ‘are informed by | tthe committee of sistory of the mission congregation in Wash- fagton city, D. C., has recently purchased a@site for a church and chapel on sth street Horthwest, between Rhode island avenue and P street. at the corner of an 15-foot alley 200 feet, al 45 cents per square foot, mak: sum of $5,249. ‘The terms are $800 cash, and the remainder in six, twelve and eighteen months. ‘The location is said to be a good and desirable one, and the price remarkabiy low for Wash- ington city. ‘There is not sutkclent money on hand to cover the first paymeat. It will, there. lore, require the hearty and prompt action o: the whole church to make this mission a sue- cess. * * * Inless than two years’ time th ground thus purchased will be worth doubie tae amount Low to be paid for It.” Lawn Mowers and builders’ lowest prices, at F. P. May « Co., 614 Peansyl- vanla avenue. t uit hardware at | Bap Boys tx Court.—Yesterday, in tke Polle> Court, Mrs. Briggs (“Olivia”) was the com- Pisinant igainst four boys—Willie Woods. Frank iy Hagar and Eddie Luskey—for | malicious mischief, on the 19th Instant, In breaking an apple tree on her premises. “She testified that another boy told her the names of Prisoners, on condition that sbe would uot tell who gave ber the information, as they had @ secret Organivation, one of the obligations of Which was that whoever told should Be be: ‘She was sorry that the complaint was against ese small boys, for she would be much better Satisfied Mf she bad the larger ones, She felt called upon to do this, for they haa abused her and thrown stones in the yard. She had to haul Sway two cart loads of stone. The court gave Webster, Hagar and Luskey (Woods not being eset)'a lecture, required personal bonds of SECy, and dir. eu uae Otners. lurt yesterday, five small eae | and rééelved a cut on his throat | Ethel, Ky., | opening ber shop. | Cincinnat! yesterday a resolution Ont of Door Sports. THE BALL GAMES YESTERDAY. ‘There was not a very large attendance at the ational ‘Baltimore game yesterday afternoon. There should have been, for it was a very pret- ty game. It was short and marked with some splendid Bes on both sides. Only two runs Were made, and they were put down for the home nine, Baltimore getting nothing. The Nationals made one of their runs In the second, and the other in the seventh inning. The Na- Uonals did some basin The game was umpired by Lal Latham makes a good = ire and is very energetic. His only draw- is that he ke the ladies in constant sus- pense He takes Place carefully dressed, it true, but it fs Impossinie to predict how much clotning he will take off before the game ts over. Outside games yesterday resulted: ‘Troy citys 5, Loses 1; Cincinnatis 17, Buffalos 4. At ‘the Troy City-Boston game yesterday John O'Rourke, of the Bostons, while attemz;. | ing to make a difficult piay, ram against & rence five inches long, and, It is supposed, internal injuries. PIMLICO RACER, The Ballimore American this Morning says: Everything is in readiness for the openin of the as of the Maryland Jockey Club to-day. The horses are in excellent condition, Barnes & West's and Wm. Mulkey’s strings ar- riving yesterday. P. Lori'lard’s stable, it 13 said, will certainly arrive this week. His b. f. entered for the Homebred Stakes ‘Thursday, will certainty start. The hotels at already filling up with strangers, and last night the streets presented quite a lively appearance. The — sporting men and turfites have not arrived to any great extent yet, but will come on all the trains this morning. Last nigat Cridge & Co. opened their pool-rooms at Bar- num's Hotel, but as usual with Baltimore o1 the first night, betting was very light. Thi greatest number of poois were sold on the Ran- coras Handicap, Be rbich romises to be an ex- citing and fasi 4. T. Wiillams’ br. g. Checkmate Pye the fa favorite In every pool, wit Barnes « West's gr. bh. Gabriel second. The list cf notable starters increased greatly yester- day SPORTING NOT! Steeple chasing is coming into favor In the ea nso has won $2,150 for his owner, J. Ss. suewten: this season. A new track {8 being bullt at Pittsburg, and will open this fall for a meeting. The purses at Adrian, Detroit and Pontiac, Mich,, will close on Tuesday next, May Rutining races commence at Chester Park Tuesday, June 1, and continue five days. ‘The attendance at the running meetings has been euuee large thus far, and so has the eral prominent gentlemen of Maysville. ve organized an association. Their takes place September 3. The track Will be a mile one, the ground having already } been broken. The grand western circuit of Michigan and Obto will open at Battle Creek june l. The '§ advertised oy Battle Cree! n and Saginaw will Close Thursday, May 27. The Toledo, Cincinnath and Columb’ remain open until June 7. Kallroad men complain of the pool rooms. They say that people can sit In a pool room and know all about a race without going to see It. «quite a number of the horses entered for the running races at Chester Park, commencing June 1, have already arrived, and are taking their preparatory work. M. H. Wilson, of Abdallah Park, the late owner of Humboldt, is searehing over the country after a brother of this celebrated hor ‘The third spring meeting of the Baltimore Athletic Club at Newington Park yesterday very successful. There was a large attendan. and all the events were sharply contested. Saratoga expects that its races will be the most exciting ever known there. The winners at the Louisville (Ky.) races terday were Knight Templar, Kinkead, Tundoo and Montreal. purses will —<$—__. Picnics, Excursions, &c. There will be a decoration day ex Harper's Ferry. There will be tishing, on Burns’ Island, and rambling amid 1 mountain scenery. Trains will leave the B. x O. depot at 9 a.m. and returning, leave Harper's Ferry at ) p.m. ue. boat for the Calvary Mission Sunday School excursion—the J. W. Thompson—leaves for Marshall Hall at 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. to-mor- row. WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.—Sold by R. Golden, agent:—25,000 herrings, {rom $2.50 to $5 ad thousand; 2,000 shad, from $9 to $15 per hun- red; 150 bunches rock and perch, from 25 to 40 cents per bunch. ——— FIELD Giasses for hire at the great boat Face at Herzog’s, 30S 9th street northwest. t — IMFROVED FACILITIES FOR TRAVEL.—The trav- eling public are already enjoying some of the advantages that will come with competing ra! way lines between Washington and New Yc in the La betes recently made by tie B. & O. for the comfortable and Ba transit of passengers througn Baltimore. The new plan consists ofan immense steam tran: fer barge, which carries the through cars from Lecust Point across the bay to Canton, and was first tried yesterday morning wita complete success. The Sun thus describes the process: “The passenger train which left Washiagton at 9 o'clock Sropped the cars intended for Cam- den Station at Balley’s, (on Ostend street, near the foot of Eutaw street,) and proceeded di to Locust Point, arriving at the ferry slip at_ 10 clock. ‘The train, consisting of three passen- ger coaches, one of them a parlor car, and a Pagkage car, Was immediately run upon the ie The four cars were eed upon the middle one of the three tracks on the barze, and as they passed from the apron or brilze on the boat there was not the slightest _percep- tlble settling or lowering of the barge Into the water. The transfer was made with great celerity, and as soon a3 {t was done the ba steamed off for the Canton slip, into which it glided in just six minutes from the time it left Locust Point. In the tme which ft takes to tell it a locomotive on the Philadelphia, Wil- mii ton and Baltimore track backed up on the barge, coupled to the train, and was off for New York. at which place it arrived at 4:45 p.m, makitg the time from Washington to New York seven hours and forty-five minutes.” THE Brst BEER drawn from the wood, Ky The Premium, at Milter « Jones’. t DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follo' cls Dodge et rm €3, tO Y. B. M. Lodge, 4 and parts 5 Of Beall’s addition ; Crown to Chris- i. West Of Sq. 454; $1.20 ord to 3. W. Starr, trustee, lo William Yonson to John athy, _ M. M. Rohrer to E eat Sinfth 1 AL W. H. Smith et 5 24.27 to 32, 5 rune et . Todd, lot i ot “A. Joy to'M. Cava- ‘A. P. Pearl to J. (. ae Ee Sa, (Greer. fot 33 and” part 5; Todd to Geo. Alcorn, lot ti angi, lot 43, su. « Plelffer, 1ot¢ E of Pleasant Plat $000, C. G. Lederer et al, trustees, to F. midt, lots Band R, sq. S74; S$. F. Schmidt to German American Fire In- surance Co., lots B and R, sq. Keating to D. C. Lynn, lot 1 of Prospect f poate B. Pearson to G. W. Pearson, lot 1S, Robeson to H. W. Howegate, ict 15, Bd. 169: A COLORED Pastor SUSPENDED. — colored pastor of St. Paul’s A. M. chureh of Washington, Pa., has been charged with drunkenness and immorality and found guilt and suspended until the ensuing annual con” ference, which meets in Wheeling, West Vir- nia. In September next. A notice puolished y we trustees of the church announces tnat H. 4. Grant, recent pastor of the A. M. E. church, is ho longer authorized to collect money for the church, or to represent. it In any irant’s wife died a few weeks ago at Pa., leaving two or three children, with her mother. Grant has rented a room. where it 1s said he will soon open a bar- arant, AT THE METHODIST GENERAL Co! ‘as offered to hold the next general conference at Patla- delphia; adopted. The report of the general committee on legislation, which provides that the ¢ mea conference shall be compased of two ho} ard mintsterial—was taken up. After a me discussion, it was defeated by a yote Of 110 yeas to 211 nays. It woald require a two-thirds affirmative vote to adopt the re- port. t came the report of the committee on lay representation, which provides that lay delegates to the 2 Humber of one to every Six pas- toral charges e admitted to annual confer- ences. eral s amendments were offered, all ot which were tabled, and then, on motion of Mr. Taylor, a layman, the whole subject was Jaid on the table by a Vote of 159 to 146. —<$—$—$$___— TwicE MARRIED WiTHin TaREE Days.—San- ford E. Woodhull, a young man of address, was on the Iith instant married by the Rev. William H. Littell, of Species N. ¥., to Mary E. Conklin, with Whom he lived until the morn- ing of the 13th. Then he went to Port JetTer- and there Yas married tO Miss Adie sells by the Rev. Samuel Richardson. Mrs. Wood. hull No.1, hearing of this, had Woodhull ar- rested, and Justice Saxton, in default of bail, committed him to iiverhead jail, placing all the witnesses, inetuding, the two mtaisters, under recognizance to appear against him. Wi GENERAL WaRREN.—In adil- Jexandria, TTNESSES FOR ‘ton to Gen. MOD D, Corse, of Al fied 4 witnesses have been summoned before the General Warren Court of Enquiry, at cones Island, New York harbor, next “te THE COURT! Covrr Mogton Buk Mas ; “ington Brick Machine Com- Festerdag, Wasninston by Justice Hagner af- any agt. Griffin; opt agns peer ee cree below, nennedy agt. Creswell et al.; Sanda from the |'nited Seates Supreme Court filed. Bashor and Stebbins; same. How- ard agt. Carusl; $piasc7 he Justiog Cox afi raat, the decree below, niet ustice Cart: * ing. ‘The application of Conway Robinson for admission the bar was referred. Potomac Steam.boat Company vs. Upper Potomac Steam- boat Company, aod same agt. Inland and Seaboard Seer Company; on hearing. * Covrt—Judge Hagner, Yesterday, Ht Hurdle agt. Collins; off calendar, defendant's testimony eh filed. Clark agt. Perry; demurrer overruled and cross-bill dis- missed. Richardson agt. Clarke: procontesso against W. K. Hooper nied. Frain agt. ‘Tain; defendant released temporarily to pur; nimselt Of con’ t. Truxell agt, Truxell: Martha A. Traxeli appointed guardian ad litem, McManus agt. Porter, etc.; ordered by the cat Justice heard in General Term in first instance. Porice Covrt—Judge Snel). Yesterday, after our report closed, Edward McRae, larceny; grand jury. Willle Woods, Frank ‘Webster, Buddy Hager and Eddie Len- sky; ersonal bonds. James Call, highway rob- bery of a ring worth $25 from W. H. Farden, grand jury; bonds $200. Wm. Myers, larceny of a toy express wagon: $5 or 10 days. George Cazer, larceny of some clothing from Patrick Regan; 60 days in jail; also, con tea' with as- sauiting Patrick Regan; $10 of 30 Jenny Day aud Agnes Washington, attray: $5 or 15 days each. Amie Brown, larceny of $5 from Edward White; $ or 20days. James 0. Quill, assault on Johu 7. Price; $2) or 30 days. To-day. Jack Robinson, Lewis Lancaster, Samuel Matthews, Fanny Alexander and Leina Whittington, vagrancy; bonds or workhouse. Geo. Lombey, profanity; $5 or 7 days. Adah Shepherd and frank ‘mith, loud and boister- ous; $5 or 15 days eacb. Malcom Hurdle, affray. Amie Brown, threats to Alice Cameron; per- sonal bonds te keep the peace. Warren Jonn- son, assault and battery on Jno. Armes; $5. Jno. Campbell. assault and battery on Margaret, his wife, who testified that her husband choked her and blacked her eye by a blow with his fist; $10. Wm. Gatewood, assault and battery on Nancy Tolliver; 3 Emma Stewart, a bright mulatto woman, was arraigned on the charge of keeping a bawily house on D, near 15th street. She was arrested by a squad of Lieut. Kelley’s men, who raided the house and took all the in- mates into custody. Mr. Henry Turner testi. fied to the character of the inmates of the house and of those who visited it at all times of the nigh of the scenes transacted there. The testimony was, ho) er, in the opinion ot 3 court not suficient. and the case was dismissed. Alfred Blanchard, assault on Thomas Robinson; $20 or 60 days, 3 — VICTORI. Baw D.—A despatch trom Tucson, Arizona, says a despatch from Captains Tupper and Kramer states that they ran Victoria’s band into New Mexico and captured twenty horses. The Indians passed within five miles of the head of General Hatch’s column and fol- lowed 4 trail peycae the line toward the Rto Grandé. The Arizona troops having exhausted their rations and broken down many of their horses, turned the trail ever to General Hatch, in whose department the Indians are now pro- ceeding toward the Mescalero agency. A BABE WitnovT a A special on atch to the Philadelphia rh, om Erle, May 23, says: A babe was born fn this city yesterday without a head, but otherwise fully developed. Tt welghs about seven pounds and is considered a splendid pathological specimen. There is an excrescence protruding trom the top of the trunk between the shoulders where the neck ought to be, which has two large eyes, a nose and a mouth with"hare lip, There is NO ovclp- ital or parfetal bones, no brain. In a sitting posture the child resembles @ huge frog. ‘GEORGETOWN. IMPORTANT ARREST OF A Co 0 COLORED BeRGLAR. o'clock Officers Hess s. G. Harper, while standing on the cor- ner of West and Washington streets, discovered a black man enter the residence of Mr. Robert Frey, cashier of the Farmers’ and Meciautes’ Bank. They stationed themselves so as to dis- tinetly watch his operations and secure him when he came out. Atter, he had been in the house several minutes, Oflicer Harper rang tne door bell so as to awaken the Inmates, when the negro hastily left by a rear window, and running down a private alley secreted himself in the wood-shed behind some rubbish, as he could not scale the fence without being seen. The officers followed close upon him and soon collared him where he had hidden him- self and took him to the station-house. Hie had not had time to go through the house when the ringing of the door bell interrupted him. On his person was found a piece of a can- dle, some matches; and a slat knife. He proves to be an ola penitentiary bird, having recently been discharged from the Albany penitentiary. He gives his name as George Straight, which 1s an alias. Hes from Norfolk, but has been in this District since the war, with the exception of the time he has been In’prison. ‘The offlvers could easily have prevented his entrance to the house, but ae a ht it best to have positive eas against him. He wastaken over to po- ice headquarters and his picture wa3 taken for the rogues’ gallery, after which he was locked up for a hearing. REAL ESTATE SALE.—Mr. Dowling, auctioneer, Sold yesterday for Wm. A. Gordon, trustee, the south half of lot numbered 135, in Threlkeld’s addition to Georgetown. fronting 30 feet on Fayette street with depth of 135.1jnproved by a tne residence. Mr. P. W. Lowe was the pur- chaser at 34.400. ‘THE IMPROVEMENT OF DUMBARTON STREET, be- tween Congress and Washington streets, 1s about complete. ‘The ed ‘roadway. done under the supervision of Mr. Wm. H. Calaoun, 1s a good job. ‘Arrivals: Boat Hattle and Bessie, .500 bushels corn; boat Seneca, with 1,100 is corn and 150 barrels flour; boat Medley, 1) bushels wheat. —___ 20,000 YARDS 20,000 VARNS 20,000 YAHDS OF BEAUTIFUL ORGANDY AND JAGONET AWNE, YARD WIDE. | CHOICE STYLES ONLY, ‘Ar lie Casas. FEN PIEQrS. ne LINEN COE £ SY Cay’ BIG LARGAIN: LAW WHITE DRESS G0ons of all ee Se Swiss Oncandy, 1294. ia Li ct. 5 Doved aud Figure inthe) Mastin o ‘Muslins, Frene! Organdy, Tarlatanés, Viet. Bishop Lawns, &e. At and TOWSON'S, 636 Pennsylvania ave.. South side, near 7th. SUMMER SILKS 45 CENTS. SILK DAMASSE GRENADINES. ALL WOOL Lace BUNTING, 45 cents, LACE BUNTINGS, DOUBLE WIDTH LACE BUNTING. FRESH STRAW MATTING, 17 cents np. PARASOLS AND S UMBRELLAS, 81.00, 3! SHEILAND SIL WLS, from $1.00 apicee. C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pa. ave., South side, Near 7th st. n.w. mpue MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS’ HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Proved from ample experience an entire success. sini ficient, and rellable, they are te mip ep es popular use. Y oy PRINCIPAL Xo8, may 22 cunes. Sat Rbeuns i Rheumatism, ce Pains .. 16. Fever ae Amie, ‘Chill, Fever, ‘Agues... Files, Blind or Hieeding. Be os Gatainh, scat ‘acute orehrouic fnaiuenza. . Whooping Cough, violent General bility, Physical Weakness, idney Disease... Nervous ents rinary Weakne Disease of the Heart, Palpitation Foz SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Or sent by the case, or single vial, free of charge, on. mreceiDy of Address H! HicliPliney re OMEOPATEIO MED- ICAL CO., 109 Fulto. ual on Disease and Its ap8-eoly Humphress Specific Piattal Cure (a4 pemes), went fr ASSHOR & STEBBINS, No. 1014 Penn’a ave , Wasnrxaox, D. C. 28 Light st., Baurtuone, Mo. BOILERS, ENGINES, PUM?S, STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS WORK, ENGINEERS’ AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. my20-1m* EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trees, a rougueted by houschold wont &6. Pimples, &6. So tion, 0. Bold by all Drnggists. Price 26 cents. _marl9-3m_ Le" JOHNSON @ CO., Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. 0., naan | Blue riannel 8 from $10 to Blue ha Sa Cheviot Suits, Blue Basket Cheviot Suits, Blue Cheese Cloth Suits. Blue Garibaldi Blouses. Blue Xaghting sure rey 6. Henning, 410 7th street. LopruLe’s HEADACHE SPECIFIC contains no in- jurious substances; cures headache at once. - No SaFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs and Colds or any trouble of the throat, than “Brown's Brouchial Troches.” Imitations are offered for sale, many of which are injurious. ane genuine Bronchial Troches are soid only in Xes, You tan't help liking Carter's Little Liver Ps, they are sO very small and their act!oa 1g sovpertect, Only Ove DLA dase, ‘THE WELL-KNOWN SPORTSMAN, HARRY Hawtt- TON, 132 West 31st street, N. Y., did not belleve aringbone could be cured until he used Giles’ Liutment Todide Ammonia, and now. cures Spavins, Sains and thoroughpins by its use. Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. Giles’ Pills cures Dyspepsia. Dr. Gries, 120 West Broadway, N. Y. ‘Trial size 25 cents. 8,0.03b “Save Your Hair.” ‘Heep it Beautiful,” ‘London Hair Restorer” Insures new growth. ‘London Hair Restorer” Restores the color. ‘London Hair Restorer” pea dressing. ‘London Hair Restorer.” only cleanly and “London Hair Restorer.” eff@tual Hair Restorer “London Hair Restorer,” in the market. Not a dye A tollet luxury, cae tee from all obnoxt- ous cer pon piesa tt odors. Price 76c. At all druggists. Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington. Sry tay aa wrt ee ee It lacking flesh, vit brain, or nerve foi “Welles eatin Pee v7 test &e. $1, at Gray N. ¥., and for feshington 80 Penn’a avenue, FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENT's Sorrs, Anton Fischer, 906 @ street northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. Wy “ALDERNEY WAGONS.”—Fresh'alderney butter churned every ea and delivered in 3 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 35¢. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ‘and Sweet milk 6c. per qt. ———___ [Hon BitTER Stop One Minute and Think, P NEURATGIA, will cure you Bitters wGieT BLOOD in THIN So: If x eeRrooD is THIN, or Bitters sca ake weak, rally De no Ay te, eel generally Gy. ees Bitters |i {RON Bitters Bitters at Bitters “Tt you are a mother, and have Iron Bitters ear Iron Bitters dines i Bitters | pis plaksnigy, or ae ZZ Os fol Sank EAP AS 2 BONDE 1, IBON BITTERS will cure you. YOU OAN BE CURED. Pricu $1 4 Bor. ALL Davaaisrs Sit TaEm. SHE BROWN CHEMICAL 00, BALTIMORE, Sone Prornretons. Fer sale by STOTT & 0) JRO! vanis avenue, wholesale and Peitasl brs bral Dare QPEcIAL OFFERINGS or NEW GOODS, ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. UHILDREN'S WHITE CAMBRIO DRESSY, At 80 cents to $1.37; well made. OHILDREN'S AND YOUNG MISSES’ NAINSOOK DRESSES, ‘Trimmed with Hamburg Edging and I.ace, From 81.25 to $4.35— best value ever offered INFANTs' LONG ROBES, 1.85 to €2.0C—s great bargain. NEW STYES IN PARASOLS. In all shades. LADIES’ WHITE ORGANDY AND SWISS SUITS, Elegantly trimmed, From $22.00 to $35.00. NOOT’S, myi-Im 915 Pennsylvania avenue. (PRE SPRING STYLES. I call attention to the following BEAUTIFUL AND SEASONABLE styles of CLO1HING for Men and Boys, which may beseen, among many other varieties, o& my coun- The ‘New Color” Suit, Anew and handsome style in fashionable fabrics. It is neat, dressy, and keeps its shape well. ‘The “Par Excellence” Suit Is the most di ters. | haye it in four different shades and fabrics. It is ‘quite reasonable in price, and isselling very rapidly. My $10 All-Wool Suits Business Suit on my counters. I Aro a great hit. They are by far the best and cheap- red for many a day. OFFICE OOATS, from 40c. up. A. STRAUS, POPULAR OLOTHIER, 1011......Pennsylvania Avenue......1011 myl4 Between 10th and 11th streets. LUMBER! LUMBER! OUR PRICE LIST. WE ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. No. 1 BOARDS, all 16 feet long. .per 100 feet, 81.28 VIRGINIA FLOOEING, No. 2.. ** "* ** 1.75 HEADED PALINGS, 4 ft. long. per 100, 1.50 SQUARED POSTS, 5 ft. long (best)......each, 30c. BAILS, 2x3, 16 fect. each, 10c. GET OUR BID ON YOUR LUMBER!!! WILLET & LIBBEY, OOR. 6TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE ap27 Jur OPENED. WHITE DUCE Vest eres a ian | THE BOAT RACE. DRY GOODS. ANLAN-RILEY RACE. [L4¥5s: Lawns: Lawns: SKATING RINK STAND, One Thousand (1,000) Pieces of Beautiful Lawns Foor gg Manxer Stnegr, GroncErows. rived. wae ONLY FUEL VIEW OF STARE AND FINiSH. ATIONAL FAIR ASSOCI patron of our stand ednesday con- cedes its superiority over all Bieag “i Jet. Inits exclusive command of Start and Finish. ax, Fue comfort and safety $n arrangement Of weate. Sa. The space devoted (without charge) to car- ott a The general character of its patronage and Min ta oan will ae for Hanlan-Riley race, | Reserved seats, 2! good for postpon and money returned ae no race. ine rincipa: Proce, 1337 New York ave., bet. 13th an? on 5 hotels, at Fill'e, sth st andatJ. D.'Free’s, 1: it TU4NTAn AND RILEY noaT HACE. STEAMER GEORGE LEARY Will leave Se:enth street wharf at 4 p,m WEDNESDAY, MAY 26. 1880, and anchor abreast lostan_ Is!- and, thereby giving (hep sasengers an opportunity to fo wimoas: the contest. se and refreshmeats on Ticketr, 50 conts for sale at Reod’s Sons’, 1216 F se a Reh 5 A es cabar evanos in all the prin- tele, “Tt anda eda > poppy! Agmi: A564 5-8 ILeEv BOAT RACE, THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE Will leave fixth street wharf at 4 p. m.. MAY 2¢TH, 1880, TO WITNESS THE RACE. ‘The steamer is under the management of the Commitee of Arrangements. The proceeds t) Ko to the 82,000 purse. Tickets 75 cents. lt ANLAN-RILEY BOAT RACE. HOP BITTERS GRAND 8TAND, LocaTep oN HARTLEY's WHARF. Entrance from Water st., above Hizh st., Geore- town, D. C. a @ most secure wand and the best VIEW OF THE COU the Potomac Ri one comMObroes ‘AND. PLEASANT. “i Seate, under an extensive awning, 50 cent General camismon, 28 cents. For salt at yA s"4N AND RILEY. GRAND BOAT°RACE. BEST. VIEW one face RIVER: TLEF! WHARF, r 01H AND D STREETS. Admission to the grounds... Reserved seats. Carriages, with t P ANLAN-RILEY HAC. BA Steamer **MATTANO" leave: sian ixth street wharf TO-MORROW, at 4:30 p.m., for the' “‘Mattano" will occupy Zot, inst... Pe faplan-Hiley race. 1 the seme position a8 on last Wednesday, the most desirable on the course. Tickets Timited, and for sale at offices of G. L. Sheriil, Nos. 114 Pennsylvania ave,, and at wharf. Tickets Tents five cents. As Mey ee BOAT BACE. ¥ 2 Bteamer BELLE MAY will leave Bich street wharf at 4 o'clock, and’ G street wharf at 4:30, to witness therace, and will run up tothe Little Falls, and ive the passengers a pleagant trip. Fare, 75 cents. at ANLAN AND oan nat BRACE. dhe Steamer MARY WaSH- aft his: 0 ete EDOTON wave ieee De a . m., WEDNESDAY, May 26. Heanier will anchor abreast of Analostan Island, | the best position for seeing the entire race. Music. dancing and refreshments on board. Tickets, 50 cents, to be had at the boat. ANLAN AND RILEY. INTERNATIONAL BOAT HACE. WEDNESDAY, May 26, 1880. ANALOSTAN ISLAND! The most attractive place from which to view the race. Ampleshade. Springs of cold water. Grand Stand, afford! wof entire course from start to finieh: Seats alony shore line for thousands. ‘The comfort of ladies and children especially, consid- ered. Plenty of Refreshments. Adequate potice protectin. Admission to Taland, enclsaing or Hage both ways, 25 25 cts. ; Children, 10 cta. xtra to Grand Stand. ' Ferry every AS ‘minutes from High or Conuress tts; Georgetown. Ialand accessible from, Aqnednet ‘Bridge for pedestrians and carriages. Tickets gold at hote.s and promi nent paints, 24-2 0: FOR HOLTZMAN'S rare STAND, adjoining Potomac Boat House, Ri ley's headquarters. Comfortable chairs, aw: &¢., and the ony place on the river where refresl ments can be had. ‘Tickets, 50 cents. To be had at the stand. my24 i FAMILY SUPPLIES. MA4EYLAND HAMS FROM PRINCE GEORGE 00. THREE YEARS OLD. PRICE 15 crs. PER LB. JOHN H. MAGRUDER FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXUBIES. myll 1421 New York ave. Berrex: CHO UAIRIES! Coane PRINT, mac made from pure any, Best d nee oN. Y. Stat poe Pont 2010 Be. = 2, BRAY. juccessor. Frank & So! aA eee 86 tod int Center Market: Open every day till one o'clock. FL xceusionists, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. Freth srrival of Imported ana Domestic Goods. BEEF. ‘east HAM. con with Jelly. my6-1m West TUREEY Boneless th del AND i melese in MS UE, HAM SAUSAGE, CURRIED PICKLED: LAM BA Gone Hitateb pox TERS, PICKLED MHEINP, © TS. WOODEN PLATES. PAPER NAPKINS. TRAVELING BASKETS. No charge for and delivering goods to any part of the . W. REED’S SONS. my5 1216 F str 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- OUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &o. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 cents a pound. may4 30 1can SWISS CONDENSED MILK. Slbs. Best ITALIAN MACARONI. 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL... oe IMPERIAL TEA, unequalled ry 2 Ba eee COFFEE. 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES .. | 40 6 (1-Ib.) Bars BABBITT’S N. ¥. CITY SOAP... 50 Gcans 8. & W. COBN... - 50 STEAM COOKED WHEAT; QATS AND BARLEY. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. GEO. A. 071 42213 7th st. n.w., p29 Between M and N. | tae MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 60 Cents Pen Ls. oe Eee: Java ae Roasted, 33 cts. Betis Some Rowe 20 pen NEW YORK TEA COMPANY, Cor. 7th and K ste, api6.3m «WM, Hi. SPIGNUL & 00. IuST PREMIUM Gs et eee er eee The handsomest Minngeots Patent Flour in the United States. MIN) A very superior minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. TAO p. Or. A Magnificent Winter Patent Process. by Perce Pal Fane choy the Secueael wuoLmaie DErons Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. spl2 WM. M. GALT & OO. pans, GRAFTON & LADD, ATTORNEYS AND OOUNSELLOBS, 412 Srm Srnzer, Wasurerox, D. O- mien) ety (800) Pic PACIFIC LAWNS Th 32 Farr 15. One Hundred (100) Pi f Beautiful FRENCH LAWNS, 25, 91, 37, S00. Hundred (160) of FIGURED LINES LAWNS TSR an, a0, CABTER’s, 7Il Market Space. INDIA LINEN, the Ggetradte article for Ladies’ ntiful VERY FINE BLACK FRENOM LAWNS, 25. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25c. FINE an STRIPE WHITE )D: only 12}g0. Bpecial Baneane o COLORED SILKS, EXCELLENT QUALITY, ‘Navy Biue. DRAB AND OTHER COLORS, only S5e. COLORED SATINS, very cheap. SUMMER SILKS, 50c. EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, 15,87, @1.00, $1.12, 81. 25,81. 37, 81.50, up to $3.00. CARTER'S 7Al Market Space. COACHMAN’S myl9 BEeNtEs. All the desirable shades in eing'e and double widths. ®” LUPIN’S LACE 'BUNTINGS _aa - DAMASSE GRENADINES. NOVELTIES in DRESS FABRICS. PARABOLS, LISLE GLOVES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR, FANCY HOSIERY. TYLER & CHEWNING. (ate clerks with Perry & Bro.) my19 91S 7th st. n. 0 TO DUBREULL BROS., ALL F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR a ALT ENTION A SPE- Half-dozen Fine suet Half-dozen Superior SH. Haif-dozen Elegant SHIRTS Our Best SHIRT, Plait A fine asso always on band. RESS = MADE TO ORDER of the Ve Die se ey inthe Very ‘Sogn rong 10 ive perfect satisfa action both in in qual: Becond- {y'and ‘and. at, for oy ae RB. clase ae ANYDODE'S BEST, but only two dollars, a MEGINMISS. door Bt. * Washinston, D: © ‘aso har Qumrs CHEAPER THAN EVER. Our “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 cts., un Anished, Je cheaper than we sold it ‘when muslin, and linen below present prices. Our “*Mystery” Saint 4 niebed, ts the cheayost Shirt in thoworid, only 80 cts. The “-Crowg Dismond” SHUR T ished, 60cis.- Our LINEN COLLARS, latest styles, at $1.50 per dozen, ai as is usualy fis at #2:00. Our Bile NECKWESK bent the pon Bt quality and price. (Gur Silk SCAKES at 25, ood ag any other house Solis at tocs Our Boe cau SCARE aro ee apna ass auld ‘lg 25 by the ap30 lous © aarest new. SHUTS: SHIRTS: SHIRTS! 6 FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDE! 4 eS DRESS SHIRTS to order ISHED AND ED firts jamie 00 TOWN MARE A ALW: “or MEN'S § EA inae THOMPSON'S Shirt Factory, E. MAUOK, Proruiror. Op Patent Of SU DR MEB DRESS We have inet opened s splendia line of French dee JG tee epppriinn s fal fall a Golgred bit of P30 Sane aPP oo GRENADIN: Black Sak Hi Sees cent nar notes ee An inspection of our stock is Sea! HOOE BROTHER & Co., 1598 F st. n.w., near Ebbitt House LADIES’ GOODS. M™=: 5. P. PALMER, 1107 F sts. n.w., ts lll announces ber Summer e BONNETS AND ROUND HATS On THURSDAY NEXT, May 13th, To which she invites the Ladiesof Washington and vicinity. §27No Cards. QUMsEa. 7. Our Stock of MILLINERY and aie 2p aplo mys See, is now complete, and NOVELTIES PNENOE soe BONNETS, Jonyin and Monogram, RED < GLOVES, from 2 to 10 Buttons, in Opera and Spring Shad Bpecial attention given to orders. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, my8 Nos. 621 and 623 D st. ADIES PREPARING TO GOTO THE searhere or mountains alioald provide thet. selves with a bottle of Ray's Curling and Hair Dressing, as itis the on/p article in the world which Will Keop'the hair beautifully wavy, or in erimp, in Tamper aud sultry women “itte perfectly harmless. revrtable: preparation, which Aoss sot stiffen the hair, but causes it to cur! naturally. greatest wonder of the ase. | For sale by, Stott XCromwell, 190 Ps wndl all druggists. may13 DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Building. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEE: PARASOLS—New and Elegant Designs. HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles. OORSETS—Every Desirable Make. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR in Great Variety. NOVELTIES in Made-up LAGE GOODS. LATEST STYLES in Each Department. MEN'S DEPARTMENT will at a — contain the Choicest Goods at the Lowest Pi DOUGLASS’, a Ninth St. myl ih and F sts. m™.* alee Hea SER; pRESSMAKING. Sea "raylore, Pattern m Bystem of 1a Journals of for sale. offi cates roe D**t THE IE MISSES HAMILTON, priigy First-class work, at moderate prices. mal6-5m RING IMPORTATION yor PATTERN Pen ae AND FINE MIL- Point de Dui Chantilly, oun ae ne esa. rece. and Buttons. Under- As ATION, WASHINGTON, D 0. ~ pee May Mer ax cow j mistixa | THUREDAY, Joo 226 Cre SECOND DAY—TUE®DA | Cua. vineoeciaitine i th Twelve Batre 2:22 Crass. es ‘Ent 4 GauED pay WENDESDAY, a9 Pose $1,000 Qn. ‘ast: Punsk $890 Purse $592 ree Entries FOURTH BAY -THURSDAS. Jose Sn. 2.50 Uae... es Pouse 8809 ren tries. tii Ponse 81,809 With Fonr & HORSES START ree Fe? 20 P.M Trains eave B. KO RR. Depot at Lam, and ‘very twenty tninutes thereafter. No Liquet FOF Rwobing allewed upon the Gran® Sta No Improper Characters adwitted to the ¢ jroun de. tended to ir 1 by coupon: the Onice of ‘on or before ¢ in attendances. ADMISSION AY, May Sst, at Tiere wile Fava Muri ICES OF ae UMMER THEAT! day, May 24, Di, Engagement Bo Grace Darrell, Gusei cctupany retained. y ASHING The only, trict. 611, my2 ETON NATATORIUM, y, SWIMMING SCHOOL in. “the Dis- 615 Est., bet. 6th and 7th sts. Rinse "Lene: ie. Twelve PICNICS, EXCU RSIONS, &e. P¥CouaTiIoN pay Se EXUUKSION TO MARSHALL HALL. STEAMER GEORGE LEARY Wil leave her whart. foot of 7th xt... m 8 May 29, at 9a TURDAY, ea 8D. BL to be had at the wharf. nis on the krounds—firet-claas, nth dd fist gst MEAD ESRIOE- 5p. DODD, Agcut ut 8 p.m. Music and refresitwents on board. On SUNDAY, the 30th, for Marsbail Hal, leaving at 3p. m.: rety rang about S p.m. Round trip, 25¢ H® POR HARPER'S FERRY! DECORATION DAY, SATURDAY, MAY 29. A PLEASAN®RIDE! MOUNTAIN SCENERY! BASS FISHING UNSURPASSED! Live Bait to be had at a = ees iny, rambiing, &e. Ferry for fisbing purposes. Seven hours for sicht see: MUSIC AND DANCING AT BUBNS' ISLAND. PAVILION ON Train will leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at a. m. Keturpiny, leave Ferry at 5.90 p. m ROUND TRIP TICKETS ONLY $1.25; Children under 12, half fare. Every pleasure and comfort evcured for the ac- conmucdation of the excursionists, and A SEAT GUARANTEED Tv ALL. Tickets can be bad at the B. &Q. RB. R. office, at Th “a and Boardman’s, (15th, et: A. ‘A Daniele, tathet.. Abralsnis & Oo. 4 Ry and F. H. Walker & Comer ith and F ste. tw GELECT EXCURSION ¥ FOR BENEFIT OF CALVARY MISSION 8. SUHOOL, General Excursion Ag"ts, my26 St SHA) EDMESDAY, Boat leaves Gtleate shart ‘prom 4p.m. Adults, 3! SATURD. At BEY Es 7 Ticket, = cadmitting one! cl la! Davin to commence at 1 o'elck. Prize Games during the afternoon. Open to all. One Gold and one Silver Medal to be the Go-as-you-pleste Pedestrian Match, ; Saree bei Olt Se ¥ G is NOW PEN NTO Tue PU PU ELL Do for’ Ptonicn leasan' Excurel; test suinmer resort rou ington. ‘The Ferry dost land ry halt hour, and a beautiful rive by road fo the Park. Firet-clase accom sations at citys prows: se BO fine sabling f scoumpmodations| for T K CTU! in thi of New my22-3t* HOUSEFURNISHINGS. —?* REFRIGERATORS, WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZ- FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM KEFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Late Web!) & Beveridye,) Importer of Chinr, SLATE MANTELS, LATKOBES, MANGES, GAEDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. : PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. AU JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th st. n.ws, ¥.M.0.A. Building. G*s EIXTURES! GAS FIXTUBES!1 & MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES Bae of ari nig, Aid and Thread Glozen — a beautiful From the fectory of Messrs. MITORELL, VANOK’ —— Dolmans and Manian 9s Pr and Combination wong fers. Sully a nt ‘1 Cite Trevise, Paris. YSaniLra’s LADIES’ SHOES, &00., N. ¥., can be seen at 631 15th Street n.w., Hf, 007 Penna. ave, ‘Where all competition ean be suocessfully met with, these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find ttto ee ee gn ete eoan aor eee meres All Winter =e this stock before pur- Boots will be sold a! DISCOUNT CENT tor ie mers 30 dare. Saeed Ee oedeaprampcage {lange lt of goods st prices prior to the sAvance’ E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st. Conoona® BETLDIN! DBESSMAKING AND PATTCAN PARLORS, GQeorex BYBEAL Je 601 MARKET SPACE, Oorner 8th st., Keep Building. _FLATTING, 902 pest nw. __aett_ ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, ‘ACTURED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, imitation kinds ef stone, and Just as sendin baste my For sale ata hesvy discount from former prices. TEEBA OOTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE. Tove onooxs, ac., | PEE THe ESE aT THE LOWEST BATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA 00., bed Meinl, Goods 401 New Jersey a erB. & 0. eee OIL 4ND WATER COLORS, ABTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Paints, Vils, Window and Plate Glass, ASL mrmpe OF Fancy ARTICLES FOR ORKAMENTS axp PRESENTS. paras _438 7th ot. (opp. 008 Fellows Hat): Seca COOKING STOVES. Ges Light beret SL Oe eens oa ee aT and sf cpr on ootecy. myn MANUFAC- Lock Box 1705, Bridgeport, Conn., See Sees eae setier ae |e