Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. FRIDAY... ---Miay 2S, 1880. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. IEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ° 5, 1890. For New England and the Middie atlantic tates, stationary or rising barometer, slightly ccoler westerly winds, partly cloudy weather, occasional local rains, RANGE OF THE THERM ‘The following are the readings. eter at the Signal Office during LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. be lghted at 7:30 p.m. and a. m. in isto deliver the memorial address in the Academy of Music, Brooklyn, He also delivers the address at Soldiers’ Home cemetery to-morrow. e Matinée en Chine” was lat Wednesday evening at | iss Hilton’s school, on Vermont avenue, by a niel Wilson (Miss Nelite) and the granddaughter of General Emory (doth in full Chinese costume and a admirably and with Beach, Alice Wilson, next Monday. The comedy layed with much ¢ ghter of Mr. Nath ing their parts Miss's Agn:s fannie Ingle and R: play ended, the rcoms were given up to dancing. ‘The festival for the benefit of the German Or- phan Asylum, on Monday next, will be inauga- rated by 4 great procession, in which most of the German societies will participate, and grand ‘ocal Concerts of the the Mannerchor, will the grounds. The President as well as hi nd members of Congress have been In- cConeerts, danc!n; Swngerbund and ‘Th entertainment by the artillery company, No. 14 Ist street southeast, te of the excessive heat, Major Hanaeman’s ‘nen concluded at the bew armor; last evening, in roved wholly successful. lecture on “Military Organizatio to with marked attention, and w the chairs were moved back, the music struck up, and everybody joined In a right merry s compauy 1s rapidly reerulting its mo¢mbership up to the maximum 12s. Private Markwood, of the a dead infant at the east front of the Capital and took it to the station. of the Police Court, has made an urt convene to-morrow morn- Ist precinct, found Howard Unl- this evening; b Decoration Day Excursions and Pic- cursion tothe Blue Ridge moun- * Baltimore and Potomac -MOrrOW, and return at 9 WIIl lea and return at sp. > Nearly every hour, on short trips on the at very low rate cursion train will le io depot, at 9 a.m., for Harper’ and resurning Will leave that place ats two large pavilions for Mf rain, and there will be plenty or ice on the island. The twelfth annual excursion of the Depart- mental Dozen will be given to-morrow. Mary Washington will jeave at 9 am. for mont and return at s. The Departmental Half Dozen will leave at 6 this evening for Norfolk, Portress Monroe and the capes, on the Lady of the Lake. edonian Ciub will give a Decoration th street park. The dancing will commence at 1 o'clock. There will be prize games. Eastern Lodge, No. 7, 1.0.0.F., will give a day and evening picnic to-morrow, at Tivol! Park a) Boats will touch at the point every jour. ve the Baltimore | ON MARKET AT QUEENSTOWN DROVE é6—42; head of cattle on the mar- atchers from 4% to 51; head left over and 5s shipped to New Yor! ; 500 Sold to the butchers; old lambs from 4; to 6 cents per ped to Baltimore, 200 lett over. 30 cows and calves; about 16 sold at prices trom = 0 #40 per head; 15 head left over. Market iv Sheep and lambs; p3 pound; “Too shipy Boar EakRInGs #2. Prigg’s, 457 Penn. ave. —-—_——_ SUIT ON THE LATE WATER REGISTRAR’ Bi Yesterday, Mr. A. G. Riddle. for the Dist t Columbia, entered suit against John C. Poor, administrator, and H. Browning and George y. Goodall, sureties on the $10,000 bond bey, deceased, given when he was appointed water registrar of the District. Suit Is to Tecover $25,000, District by Col Lubey, be trict funds received in his office that rem tus Col. Lubey died December 12, An examination of the accounts of the water registrar's office after his death deve oped the fact that the finances were loo-ely Managed, and there was a discrepaney in his écvounts Of the amount above claimed. —_e—__. Sag OF FINE St! ‘The attention of s leged to be due the a balance of Dis- unaccounted for. BAN PROPERTY To-Day. speculators or parties fine residence sites Is called to the sale of that very desirable property at the head of Coanec- Ueut avenue and Boundary street. by B. Warner, which oceurs at 6 MARRIAGE Li Jon Thomas Watson and Ella V. Green, bot p; Chas. H. Bro id Susie V. Clark, of P. W. C Va.; John gackson and Elizabeth Wells; Geor; A. Camelear, of Leonardtow Fearing, of Elizabeth, N. C. Thomas Johnson. county, Md.. and Elizabeth Gibson; Brisco and Enima Broo Raum hard Allen and Y Kate Hohbein, of Baltimore: James Gaines and Susan Whiting, both of Alexandria, s’ Depart nt, A. Saks « Co., t THE GREAT PEN ABEAD.—AS per advertise: yivania Kallroad Com ing express train, Washington to limited to 245 hours. “The first train left mac depot ats a.m. on W agO On prompt time, ‘Ss the tratn of follow test time yet made betw the two cities, and is mainly aue to the exc: lent management and to the fac: that every is used on the line to insure & nd comfortable journey to the Pp from Harrisburg | is made by daylizht, thus affording t y tO view the beauu- t date. This is the Known appltat patrons of the road. ful scetery along th DEgDps IN Fee have been recorded as follows: son. lots 9 and er to Char'es F | | A. Gordon, crustee, to Hermaa to 59, Georgetown; $—. Gordon, trustee, sam days, 1s tobe t their clothing at th Clothing House of b. Robinson « Cx ave., and we might now state that this popular @& lnmense stock {n all th = for summer W Tre Boy's Deu permitted to s firm have receive Rew and desirabj Which they offer CERTIFICATES FILED. —E. R. D. Mayne, D. ¥ Glassie and W. H. Howard, We fied a certi in the Recorder of Deeds Sons of Jonadab, council Being Sovereign Coun and purpose of ti ower tO Organl: cbarter to a Grand Counce! of the Sons of Jone the Grand Council to issue “the exclusiy gab, and throu eleven trustets, the three parties named to sel ct associations. They also Mle a ceriticay On 25th instant. 1 trustees to I A cerifiieate of incorporation of t they were elect International Vapor facturing Co., was fled y Stock consists of ‘uel, Carbon-Iron « Manu- b. The term of existe: limited to twenty years, and the truste Herry W. Bliss, Th A Bright, William B. Mose . John B. Archer and David P. Holloway ie object 1s to manufacture tron and steel and tue utilization of petroleum and other hydro-car- Grace (M. E.) Church has flied € election of the followin, les, E. L. Burzee, . S. er, C. W. Brown, Warren <hoate, James Croggon afid E. P. Richardson. ———— ‘THIS SATURDAY ONLY!—Wm. Hahn being Rocked, offers 00 pairs gent’s fine low shoes, at tees: J. Richard ASHINGTON Fish MARKET. N, agent:—i0,000 hei ‘shad, from $10 to $1! and perch, from 25 to 4 cents per ——.—___ A. STRATS, 1011 Penn. ave., gains in clounlng for use ee Weather, See ‘The Hirth Murder Case. To-day, in the Court in General Term—Judges Cartter, Wylie and MacArthur—the hearing in the case of Babe Bedford, Edward Queenan and Sandy Pinn, under sentence of death for the murder of George Philip Hirth in January last was resumed. Messrs. H. H. Wells, Randolph Coyle and J. A. Hayward 2 for the two first named, Messrs. T. F. Miller, J. c.M,. Smith for Pinn, and District Attorney Corkbill far the government. The case is here on exceptions, the princtpaf ones being the failure of the government to serve copies of the indictment on the defendants before they were arraigned; the nee to notify the defense of the names of ali the witnesses two whole days pean the trial — “ per ae mit testimony in rebuttal of Sergeant Saffell’s evidence as to Bedford’s behavior at the drug ‘store; the exclusion of the evidence of the deaf tnute witness and others for the defense, and admission of testimony as to statements of Ben. Johnson under objection. The Three Confidence Men. TWO LOCKED UP AND ONE RELEASED. In the Police Court this morning two of the three confidence men—Charles Benzer an Samuel Goldman—of whom mention was made in yesterday’s STAR were arraigned on the charge of obtaining $110 from Mrs. Teresa Solomons by false pretences. Most of the offences against this trio of contd -ne> men, having occurred some time ago are barred by the statute of limitations, the only one not berred by that statute being the case of Mis. Solemons, a dealer in second-hani furniture in South Washington, who says sie wi swindled by him on the 15th day of May, 15/7. ‘They pleaded not guilty. Mrs. Solomons’ tes! fed és ty the particulars of the swindling opera- on, and recognized the two defendants as two of the men who swindled her. There was «nother man with them who was not with tacm how. She did not have money enough a* the time to make up the sum these men wanted, ad she went out to a neighbor’s houe and berrowed ft and had to It ‘The box of watches and jewelry which tiey left as collateral proved to be bogus. @ne of them, who his name as Kaiser, pretended to be very sick and appeared feeb] She bor- rowed thezmoney from Mr. Samuel Ceas, whom she re ed in court. Some question’arising as to the value of these watches, the case was res'ed until Tuesday next, In order that the articles may be brought into court. The two Taen were committed in default of $500 bonds each. The other one, Ferdinand Bishop, not being In the cases mentioned, was arraigned on the charge of being a suspicious person. Mrs. Sophia Cruger testified that about four weeks ago tls man with another came to her house and represented that he was agent for the Ger- mania Life Insurance Company, and as there Was due her a sum for insurance on her late husband's life, they could get it for her. She was soon apprised that they were swiadlers, and after the policy certificate, so that they could get the money. There not being sufficient proof as to vagrancy, the court disiaissed the case and Bishop was released. District Government Affairs. The Commissioners have Issued an order closing the offices of the District of Columbia to-morrow, Decoration day. VITAL STATISTICS. The total mortality in the District for the month of April was 325 (a decrease of 9 as com- pared with corresponding: month of last year. and @ more than the average number of deaths for the month of April for the past six years) or at the rate of 22.94 per 1,000 per aanum. The mortality of the white population was 160, or at the rate Of 16.54 per 1,000 per annum, while tof the colored was 165, or at the rate of 6. ‘There were 390 births reported. Of thes were white males, 6 white females, 91 colored males, ‘9 colored females, (a birthrate of 14.74 per 1,000 per annum for the white popula- tion and #643 for the colored. Marriages re- ported, 55—white, 41; colored, 14, BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle:—Chas. A. Schnet- der, construct a two-story brick stable, K, be- tween isth and 19th street p.w.; $100. Conrad F. Semkins, construct a two-story blacksmit shop, Maryland avenue, between 3d and 4th streets n.e.; 3800. A. Ts. Lescalett, repair brick No. 409 11th street s.c. A, Riehards, con- struct two two-story dwellings, N, between South Capitol and 3 streets s.e.; $1,000. Wm. D, Sullivan, repair ‘brick house, 1409 sth street D.W.; $500, Washington Market, Hetail Prices. Meats.—Beef, sirloin. 20¢, per Ib.; do. porter- house, 20a25e.; rib roast, l0aise.; steak, 125a20e.: Corned Beef, $al0.; Dried Beet, chi a30C do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1Sa25¢.; Vea, 23ga20e. Mutton, “l2walse.; Pork, loal2we? Sausage l2¥c.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12alic.: Shoulders, 8a9c.; Breasts, 10all¢.; Lard, Saide. Frvits.—, Apples, S0aiSe. per peck; Oranges, 25a5ec. per doz.; do. Florida, 5va6vc. per do Lemons, 30as0c. per doz; Banannas, 20a3ic. per doz.; Pine Apples, 15a25c. each; Strawber- Ties, Saldc. per qt.; Cherries, Salve. per qt. Fisu.—Perch, 20a30e. per buncn; K, large. Braap Do Tb., 20a30e. per bunch: eer ay 30c.; Halibut, 15a20c.; Codfish, 10¢. per II lac! bass, 15a% cents per I Cattish, 10: cents per bunch; Shad, 25a75e. per pair; Her- ring, 10c. per bunch; Lobster, 12. per ib.: Terrapin (diamond back), $20a$21 per doz.; do. (sliders), $9 per doz. BurtTeR.—Philadelphia Print, 40c. per 1b. Western Creamery, 35¢.; New York. 3023: — ‘20a30c.; Cheese, 15a20e.; Eggs, 6alsc. per jozen. VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 20a30c. per pk: do. new) 40a50c. per pk.; do. Sweet 49a30c. per nigel, do., Early Y Be. nach, Qasde. per pk; per pk; Sprouts, 203) per pk. adc. per bun Lettuce, 2a5¢. per heat Se. per bunch; Onions, 40.500. Per peck; ds. (Bermuda). 10 per box; do. (Spring,) 3aic. per bunch; Radish, 5c. per bunch; Celery, Salve. per unch; Carrots, 20c. per peck: Peas, 2)a3c. peck; Beans, Giasve. per peck: ASparacn er bunch; Tomatoes, 10al5c, per box Pocurmy.—chickens, 5a n OULTRY.—Chickens, 60a75 per pair; Ducks, ‘T5¢.a$l per pair; Geese, 50c.a$1; Turkeys, 15 alse. per Ib.; be bes $1.75ag2 per doz; Chickens, $3.50a$4.50 per doz. ASSESSMENT OF DaMAGEs.—Deputy M P. Williams summoned a jury yesterday and, accompanied by the respective counsel for the Baltimore and Potomac Ratiroad Co. and the lot-owners, proceeded to hold inquisitions on the damages done to property adjoining the | railroad track on 6th street. “Phe former tind- ings were recently set aside by the court in banc at the instance of the railroad gompany fo: informallt The damages asst ¥ pringman’s property, lot 1 vation B, which were set down ai $1,100. former award Was for $910. | _ THE Great “ Prize BEER,” Grawn at Miller & dJoues’, Theater Building, has no rival. t REAL EsTATE SaLEs.—John Sherman « Co. | Teal estate Eon have sold recently for th | Sisters of the Visitation of this city, through A. A. Wilson & Co., lots 42 anc No. ». i, im $2,200. Yesterday Messrs. Duncanson Bros., auction- ers, sold for 1. O. Staunton, trustee, lot No. 3, Dayidson’s subdivision of square M street, between loth streets n.W., and having a depth of 12 an alley, improvement lary: dwelling, to Dr. J. H. Baxter 0: Or $10,000, IN THE PROBATE CovUkT this morning, in the case of Ann Flowers agt. John Snow, an order Was passed on motion of J. Webb Kogers, that Snow should within ten show cause why he had not paid a note of 3200 due to the estate of James Flanagan, of which he 1s administra- tor, to the petitioner, which it 1s allezed he should have paid years ago. How He Hap His Senrence LiguTenep.—In the Criminal Court, Judge James, to-day James | Carroll was tried for larceny, second offen and convicted. He having given information day before yesterday as to the mtention of Bud Warner to éscape, the coust took this fact into | consideration, and sei him to but halt of the maximum penalt; months in the pent- tentiary. —— ‘Tne Bartist Home Mrssiox Soctery, at Sara- toxa, yesterday received the fraternal delegates from the Southern Baptist Association, lat in session at Lexington, Ky., consisting of R E. Calvin Williams, Eugene Levering, 2 Louns, J. Hires and G. UO. Manning, of M: lal . T. Eaton, John Pollard and | enson, of Vac; J. H. Cuthbert, j and others. Brief’ addresse3_ wer ciuding one by Rev. K. 5. Arthur, of outhern Pulptt shington, was elected pre sid: ey, Of ot the society, Verpict OF Nor Gv —Yesterday, In the Criminal Court. Judge James, the case ot 2. Moran, indicted for the robbery of F Ea mund, was given to the jury. Te case has been on trial for several days, the defeuse being that the prosecuting witness has mistaken Moran for the person who committed the rob- tery, The jury brought in, after severa! hours’ absence, a verdict of ‘not guilty.” THE Frain D Cask, — To-day, M Mary C, Frain, by Mr. J. Webb Rogers. filed amended bill tn her sult for divorce from Mic ael Frain, which amendment the court hadsuz- gested as expedient. In this bill the charge of adultery is omitted, but actsof cruelty are mo-e fully charged. ——— Dip HE Commit SU! (W. Va.) Statesman states that Dr. J. E. Snod- grass, ciey county, last Wednos: . Ieaves & wife and'one child, icipE?—The Martinsburg | Out of Door Sports, HORSE RACES YESTERDAY. Pimlico races are reported elsewhere in to- day’s Star. At Belmont Park races yesterday the purse, $400 for 2:20 pacers, was won by Billy Scott; and the second race, for purse of $400, Was won by Unolala. The Mystic Park (Boston} races were continued yesterday. The first race, 2:50 class, was won by Topsy D. in three straight heats, with E. B. second, Wingate third, Lady Sherman distanced. Time, 2:39, 2:43. 2:40. The Tace for 2:38 horses was won by Ned Hastings in three straight heats, with Kate Eastman Second and George third. Time, 2:32, 2:34, 2:36 THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH. At the annual meeting of the National Rifle that a match has been arranged between Amer- ica and the United Kingdom, under the auspices of the association. The match ts‘to take place on the last day of the Wimbledon Meeting, at 500, 900 and 1,000 yards, with fifteen shots to each man, HANLAN AND TRICKETT. A London cable says: The Sportsman has re- ceived a telegram from Mr. Shaw, the United States consul at Manchester, stating that he will be in London early next week, and will then be prepared to stake £50 and complete arrangements for a match between Trickett and Hanlan. BASE BALL games yesterday: ick. 2; Bostons, 5. Bur- talos, 0; Chicagos, 11. Worcesters, 1; Provi- dence, 4. Samuel Trott, former catcher of the National club, and receutly a substitute player, was yes- terday engaged by the Boston nine as catcher. Tue handsomest soda apparatus in the United States can be seen by calling at the Ebbitt Hotse Drug Store. Price of soda 5c. t THE COURTS, COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday. United States agt. Bedford, Quee. nan and Pinn, convicted of the murder of George Phillip Hirth; record read. Criminal CourT—Judge James, Yesterday, Edward Moran, robbery; not guts, Bud Warner, burgiary'in the house of Mra. Quackenbush and larceny of goods from the house of A. P. Bradley; pleaded guilty in both cases, The defendant had been previously convicted of burglary and larceny, but there belng some doubt of the legality of {imposing a curonistive sentence, it was only passed in one instance, and he was given seven years in the penitentiary at Albany. The Court notified the prisoner that the sentence in the remainin; cases amounted to twenty-one years, but woul be suspended; if on returning from ‘the pris he conducted himself properly and Gcaséd the burglary business, he would Not be disturbed, but should he resume his old calling he would be apprehended, brous it In and sentence passed upon him. John Kent, who was connected with him in the larcenies, turned state’s evi- dence, and a nolle pros. was entered as to the indictments against him. James Jackson, allas Aaron Whecler, second offense petit larceny; arraigned and’ pleaded guilty; he was als) charged with burglarously entering the store of Samuel Tayior, but as this was part of the former offense aud doubttul to prove, the gov- ernment entered a nolle pros.; he was then sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. James Carroll, second offense petit larceny, ar- raigned and pesard not gutlty, Adolphus Woodward, selling policy; on trial. To-day, Adolphus Woodward, selling policy, guilty: sentenced to 60 days in jail. James Carroll, larceny, second (offence), guilty: sen- tenced to Albany penitentary for 1S months, PoLice Covrt—Juage Snell. To-day, Emma Woodward and Jas. Price, loud and boistel $5 or 15 days each. Julia Lucas, profanit d disorderly conduc! yr 30 di E jJoud and botsterous: David Curtis, vagrai sent down for 30 d. Moses Green, James Tiomas and James Budd, violation of cart law, in not maintaining the proper distance be: tween them; each. Mary Coillens, loud and boisterous; David Harrington, loud and boisterous; $5. Grant Garnett, loud and bols- terous; John Miller, making a sewer con- nection without a permit; #20. “Samuel Scott, terielted collateral. Robert Chase, colored, charged with carrying a pistol; $20 or 60 days in workhouse. James Shreves, assault and bat- tery on Isaac Ross, pleaded guilty. Kossis an old and feeble gentleman, and the severe as- sault was entirely unprovoked. Shreve told the court that he would not strike an old man like that for fifty dollars The coart—You ae ined just that sum—s50— or 90 days in jail.” Shreve went down without saying a word. Lydia Henson and Anna Cole, affray; $5 each. Caroline Keene, assault; $5. ¢ Simmons. D, Geo. Chase, GEORGETOWN. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the fortieth regu- lar monthly meeting of the Eleventh Bullding Association, held last night at Goddard’s Hall, 35,500 was disposed of, being 140 shares retired at the stock value rates, Rea EsTaTe SALEs.—Mr. Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold for R. P. Jackson, executor, yesterday afternoon, the following property: Part of lot numbered 171 0n Prospect street, 16x120 feet, improved by a two-story frame dwelling. to Mr. H. C. Burlingham for $610, and sot at southwest corner of Ist and Potomac streets, fronting 22. feet on Ist street and $5 on Potomac, improved by two-story frame, to E Tully for $,410, subject to special improvement tax. IN MARKET.—7,000 bushels wheat sold yes- jay at prices ranging from 123 to 1273. Canal.—Arrived boat Ellen Brookes with 49 tons baled hay. ee ON DECK AGAIN. GROCERIES! GROCERIES!! GROCERIES!!! Br B ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 OfH STREET, Between E anp F Nontuwest. Having refitted, repainted and restocked the above named store, am now prepared to furnish my friends and the public with their needed sup- piles from a carefully Selected and complete STOCK OF NEW GOODS. We name in part— SUGAKS. (Best New York and Philadelphia Brands.) Powdered ar d’Granulated, 10 10s. for.........$1.00 Standard ‘*A” (not ‘‘off A” or “B”), 10 ibs for 1 00 Good White Suxar, 11 Iba, for = 1.00 ‘good Brown Sugar, 12's Ibs. for. TEAS. Gunpowder, Oolong, Imperial, Japan, E: Breakfast, &¢ —ail wrades—prices guaranteed low as any house south of New York. COFFEES. sh as ar ‘prices always Trosh roasted, and we hi the finest wrades that can be pri Good Koasted Rio, 6 ibs. for. SYRUP: Pure Suxar, coods guaranteed free from Glu- cose—several grades. Choice Mapie Syrup, per gallon, $1.30. MOLASSES. A genuine article of New Orleans always on hand, as also the lower gradcs. Prices low. FLOUB. Ceres, Winnesota Pat. Process; Sterlit Sota Pat. Process; Golden Hill, famil; w A.H. Herr’s best family; Washburn Mills; New ¥ , and all other leading brands direct from first hand’, at lowest rates. Elphouzo Young's Genuine Minnesots Pat. Process, from white flint wheat, per sack... ..82.00 Good Family Flour, per s ae 0) LUNCH Of every description just received. Potted Ham, Tongue, ‘Turkey, Chicken, &e. ; Boned Turkey, Tongue, Chicken, &c. Roast Lamb, Beet, Turkey, &e.; venuine Westphalia ines, Shadines, Salmon, Lobster, Cy &C., Ke. SAUCES AND PICKLES Of all kinds, and we would name the celebrated Parkes’s Ferty ee reiiped Crosse & Blackwell's cles. assortment. SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW YORK BUTTER. No pains epared to keep up a ood supply of these important articles. Queen Olives in a variety of styles—inclading small bottles at 25 cents for Picnic purposes. In fact, we give our undivided attention to the FAMILY TRADE, and make it our whole study to furnish the VERY BEnT of everythiny in the way of FAMILY SUP. PLIES wenerally. Our facilities for buying and freighting are surpassed by none, and we cuaran- tee to gell as low ag any other house in the city; as, also, to wive the article, quality and quantity as represented. louey cheerfully refunded to any customer who is not entirely satisfied with their purchase. ‘Telephonie connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, 504 Ninth st., bet. E and F, my22 (WHITE FRONT). a OnE EEONDS I WEISSENSTEIN, 523 9TH STREEL, ST Cloud Building, thoroughly and skillfulty re pairs WATCHES of the finest or most complicate construction, at moderate prices. References given upon calling. myl-Im WE SEPRESERT ONE, OF ‘THE LARGEST and best manufactories in the coun- - try, BUGGIES, FHAETONS, JUMP. SEATS, EXTENSION TOPS, &e. eo aimr to give the most for the money. Repairing so- jicited. ‘DIE BROS., cor. 133g st. and Pena- esylvania ave. mays wei Odue 2 EUCALYPTINE From Australian Trecs, For Onts, Scratches, and Skin Affections.~ For Haude rougneued by household work, &o. For Toilet Chapped in, Pimples, &c. For Tender Fest, Bore Corns, pace &o. For Hemorrhoids—an Invaluable Remedy. For Burns, Mosquito Bites and Sunbura, Perfectly Clean in Use. Bold byall Drugxists. Price 25 cents. marl9-3:n Se Ns at ee Pies ee neni soar esi PS cae BATEHOAD CAHTS, Ne Sood it of thent bonecara PEDWARD coy Cad ia my26-3t 207 7th street n.w. wmy26-st___ 207 7th street n.w._ PHOTOGRAPHS i ye Sacutibce: “efits wnt Market Ppaces bot, Th and Sh st. APLI-CH" Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Cure Malarial Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Iron Bitters Cure Iron Bitters Oure iron Bitters ‘ CITY ITEMS. Straw Hats for Everybody. 4 The largest and best assortment of Gentle- Benes and Children’s White, Mixed and Tan Colored Straw Hats, at medium and low prices. is at Lewis’, 920 ith street, between I and K streets northwest. NN. B.—Price plainly marked in each hat. 2 LopILte’s HEADACHE SrsciFic Is 80 mild that a child can take it. From Eminent Wilmer Brinton, M. D., itimore. I have used Colden’s* Lievig’s Liquid Extract of Beefand Tonic Invigorator im my pract practice, . and have been much gratified with the result. As a tonic in all cases of debility and weakness, anemia, chlorosis, &c., &c., it cannot be sur passed. Sold by all druggists and grocers, “Itching Piles. “Itching Piles.” Are a very distressing complaint. ao are moisture, like perspiration, intense {tcl particularly at night, after getting warm in Do not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. certain cure, “ Skin Dise: —Swayne’s Ointment. Skin Diseases ‘“Swayne’s Ointment” effectually Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rneum, Skin Diseases ringworm, every form of skin Skin Diseases disease at trifling cost; at all iggists. Storr & CROMWELL, Wholesale aru; Agents, Washington. “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 to6 druggists. ; all urinary complaints; $1, at for Washington ‘at 480 Pa ave. “RovGH ON Rars.”—Ask dru for it. It clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs, 15c. @ box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue, FOR CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES’ AND GENTS Surrs, Anton Fischer, 96 G street northwest, will give satisfaction in every respect. ly “‘ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh’alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 4 Tos. 35¢. tage “Ward” print - per Ib. Also, cot cheese, butt lk and sweet milk 6c. per qt. BOOKS, &e. ARE ENGRAVINGS. Jret received from Mr. Fred. Keppel, of New k, a large aseortment of a * OLD AND RARE ENGRAVINGS. ALSO NEW BOOKS. Mark Twain's Tram” Abroad. Winch Stoddard” complete. Sketches and Studies Southern Europe. path r Guide to Barons 1880, Symonds .. mefellow’s Golden Legend a JAMES J. CHAPMAN, METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE, 911 Pennsylvania avenue. e2ssees my22 * fora | FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. | ,,1¢F ‘TER! CHOICE DAIRIES! | Bt = BUTTER! Swayne’s Ointment a _.FAMILY SUPPLIES. AMUSEMENTS. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. — OOK RECEPTION FOR TRE BENEFIT OF. THE LIBRARY Ag ROOM OF THE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT Ix LINCOLN HALL, MONDAY, May Si, 1880, at S‘o'clock pin", comprising a Chamber of | } _ JABLEYS eden Pohl fee} Hi Mrs. Jarley being personated by Mrs. Vamp. | SHADOW PANTOMINES, vale | PANTOML he Deal Mute College. VIVANT! M42YLanp HAMS FROM PRINCE GEORGE 00. THREE YEARS OLD. PRICE 15 crs. PER LB. by the Students of TABLEAUX E. KS, by Ladies and Gentlemen of G. , under the AND M by Mies Kidwell and _s. True + John- sor, le snd : Admission will be by one o¢more books suitable LA JOHN H. MAGRUDER = e z Bye Fy 3 A wyll 2421 rk avi we Putbay EVER RG MAY 28, AGRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TENDERRD TO MISS ADELAIDE 8. PAYNE, ae ape Friends. MUSICAL, LITERARY AND DRAMATIO SE- om. lea The whole to conclude with wnt talent. KER'S DRAMATIO 00. In the wirth-provoking Comedy entitled THE WIDOWS VICTIM, "aay: ‘Y PRINT, made from pure sees! Succeeror to J. Frank & ‘Son, Bet. wing, ‘Stalls Bos. 496 and 497 Center Market. Open every day till one o'clock. my5-I1m FXCeRSIONISTs, FISHING PARTIES, NIN! MAY 31, 1880. TRAVELERS AND OTHERS. SE S. PINAFORE, Freeh arrival of Imported and Domestic Goods. (Corned. L jing excelieat cast: . Ronee Boneless, with Jelly re (Potted. HAM-} potted. TURKEY Bondo in Jel ‘ ny. i . Puch AND «Boneless in Ti les. at CHICKEN. /Pottes. Me Leta Bevsnt SOUPS—Ten Varieties. Wm. E. ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSAGE, QURRIED mn OYSTERS, BAKED MACCARONI. r, Col. H. A. Sell 7 Evangeline Combinat PICKLED LAMB TONGUES, PICKLED OYS- TERS, PICKLED SHRIMP, PIOKLED NUTS. WOODEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS. TRAVELING BASKETS. No charge for packing and delivering goods to any part of the is Reserved seats can be had at Ellis’ music store withont extra charge. Tickets for sale at all uf the principal hotela, at Drew's drug store, aud the store of 8. K. Brown, $30 20th street. my26 ‘ion. 50 aud 75 cents Ei . W. REEDS SONS. 3 ; = — We REEDS ONS. SPRING TROTTING MEETING ALACE MARKET, linea: Ed = NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCI- Cor. 14th st. and New York ave, ATION, FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW- BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and CU- CUMBERS, OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &o. Bos- ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40 cents a pound. mays WASHINGTON, D. 0. MONDAY, May N TUESDAY, WE DAY, June Ist, Jp axp 3p, 1880. FIRST DAY—-MONLAY, May 3st. 2:26 Crass... PURSE $1,000 W2WAYE JUST PURLISHED— BSIMOND'S DIGEST OF PATENT OFFICE DECISIONS, 1869-1880. Being a digest, in classified and chronological order, of substantially all the reported decisions of ae Oorimiesionera| of Patents to January 1, 1880. ‘And THREE LEOTURES ON THE CONSTITU TION OF THE UNITED STATES, delivered before the University Law School of Washington, D. C., by Mr. Associate Justice Miller, of the U. 8. Sa Ae oa ‘if noes cents. ia ceipt of ent by wail postaze prepata, upon_receipf o! price.) We & O. HW. MOIIISON: LAW" BOOKSELLERS AN! my20 ""a75 ee Pe eve) Wastin 2 AMERICAN HEALTH PRIMERS The Supmer and Its Diseases, by Dr. J. GO. son; Sea Airand Sea Bathing, by Dr. J. H. Pa: ard; Hearing and How to cep. It, by Dr. C. Burnett; pyeaieut and How to Care for It, by D: G. ©. Harlan; Our Homes, by Dr. H. Hartshorne; Brain-work and Overwork, by Dr. H. ©. Wood, jr. : Lon feand How to Reach’ tt by. J. O. Richard- 80D; 6 Mouth and the Teeth, by Dr. J. W. White. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, BoOxksELLERS AND STATIONERS, myl2 428 7th st. n.w. pas NEW EDITION or LIPPINCOTT’S PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD. Just published and for sale by FRANCIS B. MOHUN, Svyocessons To Mouun Bros., myl 1OLS Pa. ave., cor. 11th st. _—————————————— ONE PRICE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ANOTHER INVOICE or SLIGHTLY DAMAGED ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN, AT TWO CENTS EACH AND UPWARDS. "AN EARLY CALL WILL REPAY OUR PATRONS. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, my22 705 and 709 Market Space. READ THIS COLUMN. nm Bitters me A Powerf! ‘Curatine ful Tonic.| A Vegetable Medicine. Iron Bitters ‘Curatine Complete Strengthener. Akeliable Medicine. Iron Bitters Curatine A Bure Appetizer.| ures Blood Diseases. Iron Bitters ios Enrich the Blood. ym Bitters ae Benew the Vigor. Curatine Cures Liver Complaints. Curatine Cures Kidney Affections. ‘Curatine Cures Scrofuls. \Curatine Oures Rheumatism. Give Vitality. Diseases, ‘Cure Dyspepsia, |For Teter, Itch 01 * ie = and Tumors, Indigestion. |Curatine chan Cures Pimples Nervous = Irritability. Curatine "Sree Bolls& O14 Sores. Langour./Curatine Cures Ulcers and Boils. = jCuratine ‘Menstruation. For Mercurial Pooning: Price $1 s Bottle. Price 81 a Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND OURATINB For by STOTT & fehl iene 485 Pennsyl- vaals Sven wielomlo and seta by all Drag- A ft @R. COHEN, DIAMOND BROKERS AND APPRAISERS OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES of Matched Solitaire an Pendants and wartntee s E58 of AMERIOAN and SWISS MOREY TO LOAN at 5 per cent. mi io, A907 Beventh ts mee EST N. ¥. BUTTER, per Ib. : seo Pease 8500 i Prime NEW OHEESE, per | |) SECOND DAY. JoNE Isr. 1 can SWISS CONDENSED MILK ey ee 3 lbs. Best ITALIAN MAOARONI. 2:22 CLASSseeengeriengtn ~~. Pens 81,0000 | 1 Pint Bottle VIRGIN OLIVE OIL....+2....s000 60 | THIRD DAY WENDESD AY, Juse 2p. | MAGNIFICENT IMPERIAL TEA, unequalled | 2:34 Crass Puast 8800 elsewhere......... : FFI =-Punse 8800 2 lbs. GREEN COFFEE. 1 bushel GOOD POTATOES 6 (-lb.) Bars BABBITT’S N. ¥. CITY SOAP... 50 rourri Dal! 4 3p, dallas "ESE. 8500 2:60 CLASS... Scans 8. & W. CORN CHAS sir Beventeen’ Butriea: STEAM COOKED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY. | 2:20 CLasSvvwesgoeiso- gs PURSE 81,600 CALIFORNIA BRANDY. HORSES START AT 2:30 P.M. Trains leave B. & OQ KR. Depot at 1 a.m. and every twenty minutes thereafter. No Liquor or ok ing silowed upon the Grand Stand. No Luproper Characters admitted to Grounds. of ‘EA Stockholders privileges have been extended to in- NE MAXUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, | otne edmisticn fo the Grand Stand by coupon tickets, which must be procured from the Oflicn of CMR ES the Arsociation, at 803 Market Space, on or belure Best Government Java COFFEE, Roasted, 83 cta. | MONDAY, May Slst, aT 12 M. T Ib. ‘There will be a Bani of M in attendances. Best io COFFEE, Roasted. 20 cts. per Ib. PRIOES OF ADMISSIUN Swiss Process FLOUR, 82.15 per ¥ bbl. To the Grounds... NEW YORK TEA OOMPANY,! GEO. A. O'HARE, 2213 7th st. n.w., ap29 Between M and N. Cor. 7th and K Seaton Tickets good for the Meeting. - 85.00 ets can be proct at the Office of the Asso- ap26-3m. WM. H. SPIGNUL & ©0. | oj a00h No 80s Mace eae” ice Of the Aas IRST PREMIUM -. Avert at the National Fair over ail other oompet- re {UMMER THEATER COMIQUE.—Mon. Slay May 2h mighty, and Tucsday and Friaey matinees. “Engagement of the young American actor and author, George sational border drama, Demon of the Border.”” First appearance’ of Mis Grece Darrell, Gussie Shaw, aud all of last week's company retained. my24 SHINGTON NATATORIUM, “he only, SWIMMING SCHOOL in "the Dis- trict. 611, 613 and 615 E st., bet. 6th an ce ingle’ Leesor 88. Bing D, Sine jon, 250.” Five y8-n! saint "E. ODLUM & UO. DRY GOODS. (Opts) HAIR GRENADINE. FIGURED AND DOTTED SWIss. PERSIAN LAWN. INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA LAWN. NAINSOOK. DRESS GINGHAMS, in New Designs. PACIFIC PERCALES AND LAWNS, 123. TO CERE The handeomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the | | MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. . GOLDEN HILT leseons, 86, The Btandard Family Flour of the District. 2 For sale by every first-class Grocer. ta e "WHOLESALE DEPOT: Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave. 2 WM. M. GALT & 00. PROPOSALS. HROPOBALS FOR LAYING GRANITE BLOOK PAVEMENT IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. O. ENoINEER DEPARTMENT, DisTRIOCT OF OOLUMBIA, ? WASHINGTON, May 25th, 1880. § By direction of the Board of Commission Sealed Proposals will be received at this office unt apl: 12 o'clock m. on WEDNESDAY, JuNg 2p, 1880, for . Laying Granite Block Pavement on Third street, | BUMMER SUITINGB, 12%, 18, 20, 25, 37%, from Pennsylvania ‘avenue to D street north: | 45, 60, 75, $1.00. west, in this city. g Biank form of proposal and epec'fications can be obtained at this office, with all necessary informa- Hop, ppon application therefor, and bids upou these forms will alone be consid ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTING, 20. GAUZE UNDERWEAR. PARASOLS. Mairot ese TETNS, THLER & CHEWING. my25-6t Engineer Commissioner, D. (ate clerks with Perry & Bro.) my27 O18 7th st. edd HOUSEFURNISHINGS. LLAWSs: Lawns: Lawns: DDE One Thousand (1,000) Pieces of Beautifal Lawne EEFERIGERATOBS, late iain Eight Hundred (800) Pieces of Beautiful PACIFIO LAWNS, 10, 1245, 15. One Hundred (100) Pieces of Beautiful FRENCH LAWNS, 25, 31, 37, 50c. ‘One Hundred (160) Pieces of FIGURED LINEN LAWNB, 15, 18, 20, 25¢. Late Webb & Beveridge, ) CABTER'S, Importer of China, Glass Ware, & 711 Market Space. muy IS, 1009 Pa. ave. | INDIA LINEN, the desirable article for Ladice’ GSS FIXTURES, GAS FIXTUBES, Dresses, 20, 25; $1, 37- SLATE MANTELS, LATHOBES, XANGES, GARDEN VASES AND STREET HOSE. PLUMBING GAS-FITTING and TINNING. All JOBBING promptly attended to. HAMILTON & SHEDD, 409 9th st. n.w., ¥.M.0.A. Building. WHITE MOUNTAIN OREAM FREEZ- ERS, FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING ROOM REFRIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, VERY FINE BLAOK FRENCH LAWNS, 25. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25c. FINE LACE STRIPE WHITE GOODS, only 12}gc. Special Barwain. EXCELLI ALITY, COLORED eS cen ENT Q' COACHMAN’S DRAB AND OTHER COLORS, only 55¢. COLOBED SATINS, very cheap. SUMMER SILKS, 50c. EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS, ‘15,87, @1.00, 81.12, 81. 25, $1. 37, 81.50, up to $3.00. CARTER’S myl9 7A Market Space. gq? TO DUBREUIL BRHOs., 1112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE CONVENTION A SPE- OIALTY. my5 G4s FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES 1} 4 MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GAS FIXTURES From the factory of Messrs. MITOHELL, VANCE &O0., N. Y., can be seen at 531 15th Street n.w., Where all competition can be successfully met with these CELEBRATED GOODS. Parties desiring GAS FIXTURES will find tt to their advantage to examine this stock before pur- chasing. Half-dozen Fine SHIRTS.. Half-dozen Superior SHIR’ Half-dozen Elegant SHIRTS. Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, 812. A fine assortment of GENI’S FURNISHINGS always on hand. aD30 A large lot of goods at prices prior to the advance. E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st., but Mae ANY BODY'S BEST, mt as aa AN : apl8 Gonoonan Buripma._ | Suly two dolar, at MEGISNISS. 1000 F st. 2 Ws G\HORGE EYNEAL. sr. oh DO DEALER OIL AND WATER COLORES, in cheaper’ Bold it wien wawalin, aad nen . w a ARTISTS’ MATERIALS anp LAMP GOODS, | B chesper shan we sold prices. Our “*Myster Paints, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, Seiiit “aniatoa, fy the cheapost Shirt in the world own ond”? 2 ALL mmnps oF Fancy Anriores Fon Onxamenre | (USC 68: The (Crown Diamond SHIRT anv PRESENTS. at #1,50 per dozen, are as good as is usually sold a 2.50. mar29 418 7th st., (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hall). : eS, 00d ther house selis at 50 cts. r 50. ‘AS COOKING STOVES. cent SCARFE are aa good as is sold fo 81.28 by the ——— frade i e Washington Gas Light Company haveatthetr ISS), office on 10th ae ent of the SUN | _apso 2002 © street n.w. snd patter, Onis is the ised by Miss Dods | CHIMTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! Gail and esanstne ghee” my2 | 6 FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER.......812.00 OBI 6 EXCELLENT DRESS SHIRTS to order.. 10.50 6 GOOD TPE i one AND ISHED 81 ASSHOR & STEBBINS, FINGHED AND, UUFINISHED, SHINS ‘OF 1014 Penn’a ave , Wasurxaror, D. 0. eras MEN'S FURNISHIN 78. THOMPSON'S Shirt Factory, 28 Light st., Bartrvone, Mp, E. MAUOK, Puornieron, posi BOILERS, ENGINES, PUM?S, STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS WORK, pag AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. opened s splendia line of French we == Paeog rec rn \TTORNEYS AND GREN. INES, Black Hi s BD Cou neaLiGme. Searsuckers, Bhoods timmy Clothe, 412 6TH Sraeer, Wasurnatox, D. 0. Fantings, ‘Linen Lawns, 8 India aera aa ae Mulls and French Nainsooks, si! my5-lm TON, STOBY B. LADD. may An inspection of our stock is solicited. ST OPENED. spate tytn ahaa J” i aplO 1388 F st. .0., near Ebbitt House. BTMENT WHITE Duok Vis EENUINE BOOT BEER in bottles 60 cts. SACKS. per, imported a for table use, COLCRED FIRES al wholesale and retail, at A.M. KLOCZEWSHI’S Drug Store, Dy «485 Oth street, bt. DaniEnw. Weer gis BELL. MAY Wil] bridge SATURI for the Great Fal) BRAND FEATIVAL, For the Benefit of the M. at the WASIT- 1 1 & AY MORNING, De an UETZEN PAK. MONDAY 1, R80. Tickets, 25 conte. AY AFTERNOON, Ma: oc tarp, the ake will’ les: of musical telent enta. Children freee ~— ether with | Best E FIRST GRAND F OF COLUMBIA ABNOH ed of members of - 1, Indapendent ON MONDAY Al LO} FLER" Columbia Lodae, Order Mechanice), ML, 0 ASHING DON GARDEX, respectable pers: Vy he Park will be openc Dancing to commence at 4 + rio’s Celebrated Band. Tickets (admi*ting one) 25 cent. 2 H°® FOR THE BLUE RIDGE TRIP. rrangemente for LUNCH SRY SCHEK . 469 Pen u EB. TEM DEOOKATION DAY (SATURDAY, MAY 22. i880.) Train leaves Baitimore and and Pa. avenue, 6th’ st. and B.—Grand Select Excnasion to Ni 3. ‘Tickets, good for ten days only, $11 DA ON TO MARSHALL HALL. be had at the wharf. iuds—first-claas, RB. F. DODD, Agent. FOR OCCOQUAN FALLS.—The Steamer MARY WABHIN: Will leave her wharf at $ a.m FRUDAY, May 2sth, returning about ¥ p. m. and refreehments on board. O: U1, leaving at 3 p. Round trip, 25 VDTOMAC FERRY COMPANY, STEAMER GEORG Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th » SATURDAY, May ‘Tickets, 50 cents Presring leat of the city, an hour and ahalf’srideon 0 Boats ‘leave W 30, FOR HARPER'S DECORATION DAY, SATURDAY, A PLEASANT RIDE! MOUNTAIN SCENERY! BASS FISHING UNSURPASSED! Live Bait to be had at the ine purposes Seven Lours fo USIC AND DANCING AT . BUBNS' ISLANL 1 Ohio depot at 9a. PAVILION ON Train wil! leave Baltimore a1 m. Returning, leave Ferry a! BOUND TRIP TICKETS ONLY $1.25; Children under 12, half fare. Every pleasure and comfort secured for the ac- commodation of the excursionists, and A SEAT GUARANTEED ALL. K. R. office, at . M. and F. Walker eral Excursion Aw’ corner 11th and F sts. my? ANNUAL EX OF THE “DEPARTMENTAL DOZE! ents )8 on cent - Day. 2 inst., ‘*“Deocoration Day.” 5 wer MARY WASHINGTUN will leave her’ whart, foot of P- pS ‘7th street, at 9 s.m., retarniug Syiusic by Pro. Pistonso's (Brass and String) Band Ticket, 0c. Ladies’ sud Children's Tickets, 250 ‘Tickers to be bad from aby member mittee and at the Boat DJDEC#ATION Day Picnic oF SALEDONIAN OL, At BEYER’S Tri-8' Ticket, (admitt:r one) No'return cheeks received a Aegis to ec rey! at Tern! Open to all prize Games during the afterioon. a dpe Gold and one Silver Medal to be awarded for including round tri ren under ten years d has been encase der will positively be maintained. ats the wharf foot of Tth st. at 9% o'clock nd every hour thereafter. bo: the Park for Alexandria at 103g o'cloc J. m., and the last boat for Washington will leave te to connect with street cass ‘clock p. ‘° (ESBORO, is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBL for’ Pionton a around Washington. The Ferr every balf hour, and a beautiful Park. First-class accommodations at paced pao: a Btabling acc: orses. Grand ‘Free May 6th. RICHARD ROBE. M™*- 4. P. PaLmen, 2107 F ats. n.w., Reapootany announces her Summer Oper of BONNETS AND ROUND HATS On THURSDAY NEXT, May 18th, To which she invites the Ladies of Washington ommodations for Picnic Taunspay, tor. ap30: SF No Cards. DOUGLASS, St. Cloud Building. SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK: PARASOLS—New and Elegant Desivus. HOSIERY—Spring and Summer Styles. OOBSETS—Every Desirable Make. LADIES' UNDERWEAR in Great Variety. NOVELTIES in Made-up LACE GOUDS. LATEST STYLES in Esch Department. MEN'S DEPARTMENT will at s'! times contain Choicest Goods at the DOUGLAS®. Lowest Prives. h and F sts. ‘RS, 5. J. MESSER, PRESSMAKING. BT Taylors Pattcron Bystem of 1 Journals of Faslon for sale. LN it, ani 1213 Pennsylvania ave., up stairs. RESSMAHING. THE MISSES HAMILTON, First-class work, st moderate prices. _mal6-3m —————— 3 IMPORTATION Par SONNETS AND FINE MIL- NERY GOODs. LES’ SHOES. for the money. All Winter 8 SHOES MAD! 001 MARKET SPAR,