Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1880, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. cessess--Stme 5, 18806 SATURDAY Ww. For the Midd! rometer, eter a Street lam extinguishe age. Mr. Oliver P. Johnson, of Maryland. was ad- mitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the Pek yesterday, on motion of Mr. L. G. ine. At the close of the counctl of the Mount Ver- non Ladies’ Association they passed Uon congratulating Colonel Hol superintendent, upon the prosperous condition of Mount Vernon, and “publicly bow largely this 1s due to his skillful manage- ment and constant care. The years which piss serve only to confirm the confidence of the re- Sct and vice-regents in his energy, fidelity and eMiciency.” ‘The grand jury yesterday found an indictmont against John J. Bogne, of Georgetown, on the charge ot emberzlement. 11s charged that act- ing asthe agent of Robert use. ‘Towson’s, near 7th street. loud and botsferous talking. ease that has been before the the order fs Froniblt i Wares on the street. irg also sald thi ate tone thi ey cried tl diserder or di COTTAGE CREESE, something nice: buttermilk and fresh butter, on all Wagons Stop wagon and try.— IxpieTwENTS.—The grand sented indictments again bezzlement; House ef Re; Hen. Green LANDLORDS wanting good tenants an feturns. cajl on E. A. Melatire, 915 F.. —— A Forarvinc Wirg.—Yesterday Dantel J. Byrnes, the defendant tn a divorce case now ing. was before the Police Court for assault. ig been previously con- nak Court an pend vieted in the Crimt condition of goo t ok him b¢ Byrne made ‘Tre FUNERAL of the |: Ted Lor of the army ments were form. i Point panied phils. Svrts ENTERE one Of tL brow cons! the company Messrs. Cook & Cole also entered suit for Chas, Dantord against Henry P. damages for Injuries claimed to have been ceived in Fet the defe the corner of | and Yesterd: Cahoone Court of t or Gorge W. Pundexier and Harriet Towles; Geo. H. K.dgway and Fannie E. McCoy; Chas. Speu- cer aud Mary C. Gastall. ‘Tee LEs-Wittiams Homicrp1 nal Court, Judge J Lee for the mu INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, Atlantic States, ating, ba Warmer, soutnerly iné Cloudy weather. followed by increasing cloudi. ness, and possibly local ral RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, ‘The following are the readingsof the thermom- ial Office during the day: LOCAL NEWS. A Second Edition of THe Star will be Issued at 6 o'clock this evening containing all the news up to that hour. Condensed Locals. will _be lighted at 7:45 p.m. and A littie boy named Willie Hinkle, who lives at No. 417 New York avenue, was bitten in the Tight hip. on the corner oft 6th and M streeis northwest, yesterday, by a dog owned by Mr. Wiltam Stickney. Mr. Kobert I. Efelin, a cttlzen of Alexandria since 1542 and coach builder, died in that elty ‘Thursday fn the 62d year of his age. He was a native of Washington, and lived here up to the time of his removal to Alexandria some years knowledzing Frey he sold a ‘To-day, at 1 o'clock, a number of the pubite sehool teachers of the fourth district, former pupils of Mrs. Amidon. decorated her grave at Glenwood cemetery, with flowers. The young ladies, teachers in the fourth district, have made this a duty yearly since the death of Mrs, Amtdon. COMMENCEMENT Dress Goops.—India linens, dotted Swiss muslins, line n lawns, white goods fn great variety Dam: summer stiks 45 cents; ; fresh mattings all prices. venue, south side, LAWFUL IP IN A Mop- 1h This 1s ‘the tirst court for violating ued by the District Commissfoners from erying their OMicer Lombardy took the sfand_and testifi« d that he arrested this man yes- terday at the corner of 1ith and S streets forery- ‘The court asked him if the prisoner, in iis crying, caused any disorder. The officer answered that he did not. mnarked that he thonght It of Congress to prevent thy thetr goods on the street, as them to do so all over the United States. Ha if they erled thelr goods in a mod. y Would not be disturbed, but If m in a tone calenlated to cause sturb the people, they could be fined. ‘The charge against Edwards was dis- missed. + the lhueksters straw berries. The court re- would require an act ple from crying it isthe custom for REAL ESTATE SALEs.—Yester canson Bros el part of lot horth C street, betwee having a depth of 100, two-story brick dwelling trust of Hume. iy. Messrs. Dun- sahil, trustee. ni nd Sd streets east, feet Improved by two subject to deed of ¥1,022 to day of sale, for £1,170 to Frank Alderney dairy ist Seth A. Ter George Straight. burgl: Scott, forgery; John J. Bo; James Call, robbery, and Killuk, charged with’ taking a le THE CONFEDERATE DEAD. HONORS TO THEIR MEMORY. Dec ‘ating the Graves Yesterday, ‘Yesterday was observed here, under the aus- Pices of the Southern Memorial Association, as confederate Decoration Day. In the afternoon the graves of the confederate dead at Arling- ton—2:3 in number—were decorated. The Board of Trade rooms was the depot for fioral contri- ‘butions, and during the day large numbers were left there. Three of Knox’s large coaches, filled with ladies and gentlemen, went from the cor- her of sth street and Pennsylvania avenue to Arilogton, where there were several hundred other people assembled. At six o'clock the company gathered in and about the ampt- theater and was called to order by Dr, ¥. P. Garnett, president of the assoctatio: Rev. Dr. W. P. Harrison, chaplain of the United States House of Representatives. offered prayer, in which he sald they had as. sembled to Rey @ tribute to those who had fallen in battle, who were their friends, and whose memory as they had passed away they had re- vered. They were thankful for the blessings of ace, and hoped that continaons peace and armony would prevail throughout the land and that war's alarms will never again disturb us; that wisdom, justice and moderation wil Eo and the people be prosperous and APPY- ADDRESS OF GEN. C, E. HOOKER. General Charles E. Hooker was introda:ed and delivered the address, stating that on recelving the invitation to be present, and knowing their Thotive, he could not decline. It was appropri ate that assembled here and gazingon the city Planned by the first great rebel of Amorica, they should honor those who fell in what 13 known as the “lost cause.” The people were learning the lesson taught by nature fn tl quiet woods, that all animosities should ce. and be buried with the past. The laurel wreath had been placed upon the graves of the victors, and to-day those who had been vanquishe: come to place the cypress on their dead. Th great struggle through which they had passe Was characteristic of the Anglo-Saxon race, who from the time King John at Runnymede gave them the magna charta have been willing to fight for and give their lives for what they deemed the right. Those whose graves we to- day decorate had done wonderful service, and they should be honored. It was said by the orator when the graves of the Union dead were deeorated that the flowers would perish and the marble would be effaced by time, but he felt no Such sentiment for the victors’ and he would have tneir fowers and monuments to live always. fe was not willing the graves with the wooden headboard “marked “rebel™ Should be neglected and he did not complain that’ they were so marked. It was appropriate that they were marked “rebel” and also appropriate that they are burt on the soll which one belonged to their chieftain. ‘To those who poured out their lite’s blood and perhaps whose latest feeble murmur- ings were the names of those present, they had come with no spirit of contention or strife, with the conviction that the victors fought a3 the quished did—tor what they conceived to be right in the spring time, when nature is Pr brightest Garbs, to honor their and While they do so their memo- Ties will carry them back until they see dead ae in life. Ithad been said that treas nust be made odious, and this sentiment bad ‘tO spoken in the halls of Congress. Make ich men as Lee, Stonewall Jack: de re: He did not belleve that there was a dissent! Voice to this sentiment. He referred to the dig. hitled manner in which Lee and his soldiers hi entered the cloisters of private life, and spo! of the manner in which the announcem: Lee's death had been recelved by the civilized d first of those who tendered the svinpatiies to his family and friends were the With whom he had crossed swords. Lee, great he was, deserved however no greater ‘honor han 18 accorded the soldier, who ia bis ragged gray Jacket hastened to execute his commands. he orator expressed the hone that perfect Peace would prevail over the Whole land. and that all secttons of the land would be filled with people vielng with each other in their devotion to liberty. FLOWERS ON THE GRAVES. At the conclusion of the address the company formed a procession to that part of the camé- tery in which the confederates are buried. aud a bouquet or Wreath was laid on each grave. Where to Go This Sur ner. Although the premature heated term hasgiven Way to more endurable weather, the dog days have yet to be encountered and City people are, therefore, looking around for places to spend the summer, or a portion of It, at least. The “Sum- mer Resorts” advertisements tn THE Stak fur- nish an excellent directory. No advertisements are published except from responsible parties. The following are among the places where ¢ cellent fare, attendance and accommoudatio: ‘presentatives post oftice direcied to its wife, and havin; neh warrant } rn ented thé cha Lim, and he was t ore United States Oh a Warrant sworn out by « one of the crew, starving his men. Mr. tng tll this afternoon, taking Uond in $500 for the captain's ap the men refuse offered them plenty to eat thetr duty, postponed the h olonel J. C. Au: many representat ‘The funeral arrans. ay ioral decora- a and sword, wi y ‘To the lid of th ford and Farquhar. ore and Potom Pot, escorted by a bat ceded by the Marine Dand, all tn sumn nt to Philade WHI be forwarded to W ‘ “01 be deceased to Philad: 1 Suit against ti etown ratiroad company for injurles which, Di m near the Cap! 1 he was run over by and his left arm as he claims, in ligence of the agents of Baldwin for $10,009 St by the car | the Alleghentes, 2,200 feet above sea lev: Sand Samuel to be owner of the rig Politonus Bott trees, ray enjoymer Yesterday P o invention by ment in sadiie ud Lic in the ‘Wasts a Drvore: Jessie 1. Winter, Joseph De W. ib New together ull Decembe charged, deserted her. to resul ¥. Boyd. MaRRIAGE Lr Ress and Susan Balloci ve been issued to Thos, Barber; Payton Manning and hi and Flora Whit- ‘ng: John F. Hutebinson and Maggie Mannion; ares Ve ee Cape M: in “ongress Hall, Cape May, will open June 26'h. It wil! be under new management. The hou: bas been greatly altered an improved. Parti» ulars as lO rooms, prices, * y be had on opplication at Colonnade’ here) Philadelphia, oF of W. H. Holschuh, of the St, James Hotel, in this city. A splendid orchestra will bs one 5t the attractions of the season. The honse wii! be run this season . J. and G. R, Cramp and E. A. Cruett, of the Colonn: dep his. oe ‘The Clarendon House. at the ocean end of Vir ginia avenue, Atlantic City, is now open. Pleasant piace by the sea. The sezond sea: d ade Hotel, Pathe bie sammer re . ad, Fests wil be brought from the depot free. Address J. F'. Price, Hillsboro, Loudoun count co Yiney Point Hotel, St. Mary’s county, ML Will open for the reception of guests June 151i under the management of the owner, Mrs. Jos. Travers, The hotel has just been thoroughly renovated, furnished and supplied with every convenlence for the comfort of guests. Apply to Mr. J. T. Vinson, atiditor, Columbia buwlding, for excellent summer board io ti country. by addressing or calling upon J. JI. Carml- encke, Laurel, Md., you caa_be delightfully ac: conumodated at within five minutes’ walk of the depot. Mrs. James Nicols, whose address {s Laure!, Md., offers two pleasant rooms and board ia a private family two miles from Lanrel. . Address W. H. Gainesville, Prince Willams’ county, Va., for pleasant board and rooms i the pure country alr. Goed country board can be had Ina private family, haif a mile from Silver Spring Stato: rom Washington, on 7th street road. 1 | dress E. A. L., Sligo, Md. ‘There 13 a’ delightful summer resort thre quarters Of a mie from steamboat landin: Chancellor’s Point. Large airy rooms, ple ie, splendid lawns, excellent wate thing, boating’ and fishin: in ablindanee are amon, amboat lines to Baltin: all Two of the most elegant and comfortable hotel resorts on the sea Coast are Spring La and Sea Girt, New Jersey. The Monmout i Bouse ts at Spring Lake and the Carlton Hous at Sea Girt, Roeky Point Hotel, a well-known and pop lar summer resort, situated on Ni) bay, midway between the cities of Providen: » and Newport, will be open for the reception of guests June 2th. The Mt. Kineo House, at Moosehead L’ Maine, offers great attractions to sportsuy and tow Tt 13 now open under its old ax popular m: ir. 0. A. Dennen. The Logan Itoona, Pa., on the maln line of the Pennsylvania raflroad, 1.200 fe above sea level, nine hours’ ride from Wasbinz- ton, is open all the year. This ts a strictly first- class house. Itisa popular resort for healt and pleasure seekers. Mountain House, Cresson Spee, Pa, wil open June lth, issi, “It is on the Sicomle ot , nine hours ride from’ Washington by Pennsylvania Tallroad. Pure air, unsurpassed scenery and valuable medicinai Spring Water, combiie render it attractive to health and pieasure- Seekers, Eiegant cottages to reat in a pari rare beauty. Easttord Mall, Oxford. SL, Wi Ope for re- Pion Of guests June ist. There is a daily € Ct steamers to Baltimore, and raflroad und telegrapute communication with all points. GGod musie, fishing and bathing. The season of the Atlantic Hotel at Oce City, Maryland, will open June 23, Cireula. can be had at tills office. The Stockton Hotel, Cape May, N. Duffy, (of Continental Hotel, Phitade perintendent and general manager, open: iy. During the season there will’be mus | Hasslers celebrated orchestra, Simon Hassier, el belis. be open for visitors June {5. Special a ments for families. Visitors by Potomac for saliing and tishing free. Congress Hi cea the BS poen ames, to-day, the trial of G: af of Frank Williams night of December 3ist last, was resumed. case may get to the jury to-night. —_._— hursday. June the proprietors. Picnics and Excursions. The first picnic to be given by the Undine Fishing Club will be at Jueneman’s Pleasure Garden, corner of 4th and E streets northeast, next Tuesday. Rogers’ electric light will be on bition. on excursion Frederick, Md., to Occo quan Falls will be given next Thi re 8. E g 7 Serenata ‘The Normal School. SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. ‘The 7th annual commencement exercises of the Normal Schoo! took place at the Congregationa) Church last night. The church was filled with pupils, and the floral tributes to e graduates were numerous ‘They were piled in an immense front of the stage, and behind were seated the uates, all dressed in white. Trustees Matthews and r. Huntington and Superintendent Med seats on the stage. _— prayer by Dr. Hun- le a brief address which he called attention to the rogress made by the school since its or- interest taken In it by Su- Perintendent Wilson and Miss L. E. Wilson, the essay, entitled “Letters,” Was read by Miss Fannte B. Bailey; the next, entitled “Bric-a-Brac,” by Miss Florence M. Col- lins, was a description of the interior of a ro- mantic old house on the east side of the Tenal- lytown road, a few miles above Georgetow! Pickers,” by Miss Flora Fre: hold, a sprightly essay; Miss Mary E. Chase fol- lowed with a tribute to“‘Roses;” then “Habits,” an essay, by Miss Clara M. Biel Ly Miss Helen D. Commissioner Dent, happy remarks, then conferred certificates Jennie Louise _ Bickford, izabeth Chase, Elizabeth Virginia CT: Tence Matilda Collins, Adelia Loulse Mary John Davis, Helen Augusta Duffy, arab Elizabeth Hally, Emma Rosalie nes Louise McArthur, Janet Mc Wi! E Coleman Murray, Robinson, Grace Susan Silvers, Spackman and Mary Elizabeth Stockett. Out of Door Sports, LAST DAY OF THE TROTTING MEETING AT TOR NA- TIONAL FAIR GROUNDS. ‘The trotting meeting closed at Ivy City yes- terday with not much of a crowd present. There were two races—the first for 2:50 horses. Brown Tom, Tom Meckley, Unoiala, Zeph and Waiter B. started. Brown Tom won the first heat, with Unolala second, Tom Meck and Walter B. distanced. lala won the second heat very easily in ‘Tom Meckley won second, Brown Tom third, with Zeph distanced. third heat very easy and the race, Brown Tom second, and Tom Meckley third. ‘The race was for 3500—purse divided in $250, $195, $75 and $50, ery fine one. Etta Jones, Chance and Driver started. Etta and Driver came in almost neck and neck, the former winning almost imperceptibly. Belle hfield was third. ‘Time: 2:21:15. Tne second dead heat between Driver and Etta, io Belle Brashfield was third and Chance Driver had the third heat by half a Chance third and Belle Brash- rth heat was won by Dri- A Will Doubly Contested, A FEMALE CLAIMANT AND THE UNITED STATES PILE CaVgaTs. Some weeks since the will of Henry Rochat, a former well known resident of the west end, was filed for probate in the Probate Court of the trict, He jueat Margaret Luchesal © CounrTs. OURT, Judge Cox, the wills o, John M. Broadhead, tt, John Ho. wer Lane and Cath- arine Barclay were admitted °0 probate. Will of Henry Rochat; WEI DE MEYER'S- caveat fled. law. Admints- the graduate ae on the oor ee ing tates. Louis F. Bellefinish, George 5° Francis ash and Joan D. McGill, Guar ted as follows: ary to orpinee of Gens farshali; Lydia P. CATARRE \asom thed to Jennie Gross $50, Tow scr ne $100, Josephine Caldwell $100, George W. Salter, gold wate and chain; jousehol roiture, a : welling, 2131 Pennsylvania | to orphans of George R. W. Mars f 4 NI q McDonald, to orphans of Fyeklel McDonald. avene; Henry Niblo, nephew ot his late wife, all enone ee aie sent ‘Orth ($3,186.20), and ~ op of 4.40); Solomon nathan Dennis; celebrated i string twenty-two fair John H. Caldwel beget me books, &c., in his ; CURE. ‘his real property and the remainder of his per- sonal estate, and nominated P. A. Byrne as exec- utor. Yesterday Messrs, Elliot and Robinson for Mrs. Caldwell, fled acaveat music by the 0} Ungton, Trustee Lovejoy of pocane, in al Frederick D. Ke! sale; Adolphus ii, Pickrell / toren ($10,235 25). Estate decree of court disallowing cred restatement of accounts by S. Wilson, guardian; eltation returned and ac- | count filed: referred'to register. Willof Isalah. Hanscom, late United States navy; di ducing bond, Estate Adolphus final notice issued. order of sale QEcO SS of the POTC at. Park, TUES! Wal Ladi against the probate stating that at the time of signing said paper he was not of sound mind and under- stanaing, capable of executing a valld deed or contract; that he was suffering known a8 delirium tremens, ani erty of great are 14; register. W. V. principal The first from a disease he left no prop- value other than part of lot 13, sql ; that she ts a first cousin, and under the law of de: John Branan, guardian; ranted to sell real estates of accounts were presented by ‘the register and approved and passed by the Equiry Covar—Juage Cor, Yesterday, Hurdle agt. Collins; hearing con- cluded and bil! dismissed. National Capital In- surance Company agt. Russell; time to answer Woodward agt. Northern Liberty restraining order modified. Sale ratified and case Borland agt. Borland: odward agt. Duncan- Boyce agt. Boyce; restraining order sale confirmed Hughes; rule to Estate of Mary Fitzgerald °r of Orphan Court approved. Keyser ; Ume to take testimony enlarged. Pouicr CovRT—Jndge Snet, To-day, John W. Sutherland was charged with assault’ ‘on Elizabeth Sutherland, his wite. The testimony showed that it wa3 necessary that Doth give personal bonds to ke which was done, Jobn Johnson, with felontously the dwelling of Mr. Georgetown. This man an: in the house, but the other one escaj son being caught by the Susan Perkins, profanity; Ward and Thomas Willams, loud and boister- $5 or 15 days each. ed with carrying conces eapons; $: Dennis Welsh, forfelted collat fore, Keeping a vow yard nearer than two hundred feet from a dwelling house; $3 or 9 days, Samuel Boyd, indecent exposur Gays. William Ferguson, do. John Sherloch, Richard Murray and James or workhouse. n Water street, glass, loud and scents 1s entitled to said proper or a portion thereof. District Attorney Corkhiil, also for the United States, fled a caveat, stat- ing that said paper ought not to be admitted be Rochat did not sign the same; that at the time he was not of sound and ¢ mind; that prior to the time he was suffering from delirium tremens and unable to meke @ Valid deed or cont widow or heirs capable of inheriting the prop- erty, it goes to the United States, and lastly an mh. T : soins tars gh sae eee Tact, and he leaving no of Benedict Broth op, | Market Compan Stephens agt. Stephel referred. to auditor. proof ordered taken, 1 Bindon Batley, Ch 2 BUILDING AS8OCIATIONS.—At the eighth reg- ular monthly meeting of the Equitable Go- operative Bullding association $9,600 was ad- vanced at an average of 85 per cent, One more opportunity offered to subscribe for stock of the Serial Building association. notice in “special notice” column. tarrh for. nearly thirty: x r 80n; Proof ordered taken. failing in obtaining Merriman agt. Barr relict by many, Helen_ Duvall conditionally. tly Florence show cause granted. MOUNT VERNON FEMALE SEMINARY.—In conse- heren of the severe injuries sustained by Mrs. rincipal of this excelient | he commencement exercises parlors of the seminary, on “My wife was afflicted with terrible Os- tarrh for eighteen years. Tam hy roy you that wed by onl Swaxrz, Jx., 200 Warren st. J. Eddy Somers, school, from a fall, were held in the Thursday, 3d inst. pep the peace, and they lett the cour: to: colored, was charged and burglariously breaking into. and Annie Ke nedy, Alice Noakes, Cora’ Walker and Mamie J, Wheeler, of this city. ‘The highest honors of the class were awarded to M daughter of Rev. J. R. Waugh M. E. church.” ‘The sented by Hon, John Yr. Moi Alabama, in a‘ neat speech. able to be present during still suffering from her recent accident, and in a few words to the class regretted greatly that she had been compelled to have the exercises in so private a manner. ad by her physician to Subject herself to the labor and excitement of a public commencement. GEORGETOW. Dgatus.—Mrs. Louisa F. Hopkins, late George Hopkins, died at the residence of her brother, Mr. George Wunder, in Virginia, years.....Mrs. Bradt, wife of Mr. A. H. Bradt, of this place. died at her late residence yesterday after a long illness. Grain, — Arrivals— Boat Ruby, with 4,000 bushels of wheat; boat “Farmers Friend,” with 2,000 bushels of corn and 1,900 do wheat. have suffered for several years rh, and have tried man: out benefit. T havensed one a 2 Compound mee am radically KY. O. 10 Noble st. Broo! street Presbyte ley third, Zeph fourth, iss Mary J. Wheeler, another man were ‘No time was taken’ Me 2 ds Were. pre. ® police; grand as or7 days. William (Pastor Noble Unolala got th one the exeretses, though George W. Smith, The last race was a vi Belle Brashfleld, ; forfeited collate. y nostrils. Sievers wonde the formation of smell were restored. returned, and I was perfectly cured. 1s now over one farm of s Catarr % rful discovery colored, ‘curstug ¢ Jength, in 2:20 field fourth. Thi ver by a length over Eta. third and Belle Brashtiel bfleld third and it 1 have had no re- tom." ‘VEY, 167 Mott st., N.¥. or at the boat. my31-Im yesterday, aged CITY ITEMS. In 5 to 20 minutes Etta second, Belle hance fourth. urse Of $1,500, divided In $750, $3 $225 and $150. Lotitte’s Headache Sp ci fe cures the worst case. : Pexsons suffering from sick headache, dizzi- consitpation, pain In p asiccd LO try one vial of Curter’s Wel De Meyer’s Catarrh Cure—sn abeo- sold by Druxvists, and delivered to Dr. Wel De Meyer's ‘Treatise mailed free toanybody. DB. B. Dewey & Co., Agents, 46 Dey st., N. ¥. an wai between the Nationals and any address, at $1.50. layed this sea- A Wish GRratirtep.—The story raus that when Mr, Geo. B. Roberts was a young was encouraged by a friend with the remark | that he might some day be President of the After meditating a moment. he answered: “I would much rather be pr of the Pennsylvania Railroad company.” 1. did he think then, as an humble civil engineer, that his wish would be fulfiled. &%~ A white woman named at Hamburg, S. C., yesterday, from the effects ofa blow received from a policeman’s club in $3 Was one of the finest 0) The two nines changed Pla without portential results. In the the Nationals made one run. her elub scored durin; er games yesterday: ‘Troy 4, Cinctanati ster 1, Buffalo 6; Boston 2, C % Providence 1; Chica closed the play... ASIDE frorn {ts superior q ‘This was the only food Ge Y aby other ig the nine innings, ubsiituts for a mother 4 great merit in the ca: pared. Medical menot high United States, ayo 1—16 innings; .-The game between t more club and the Richmond nine resulted { to 3 In favor of Baltimore. and grocers everyw ents, T. METCALF & Co . JOSEPHS CHURCH, On S York, has a large and Its pastor, the Reverend ful Servant, known by his worl wonderful curative propert Jodide Anvnonia In intatumatory rheumatism, | Pains in the joints or loins, for It gives tustant here Will furnish it, Boston, Mass. at) Ly Shinall diea N@Tonan Tuearen, Ithy congreg. A cable from London sa jan and Trickett met at the Spor office yesterday and signed arti to be rowed on the 15th o; The Bowdoin College bi Brunswick, Me., yesterd: won by the class of 1s Fi, Paes) ~- Representatives $2" James Bowers, a farmer, was shot and sterday near Cincinnatl by William grew out of a dispute Papi ptpipies eo icles for a mateh The shooting about a woman. &2~ Willlam Wehmeyer, the engra’ counterfeit scrip of the Philadelphia and Reat- Ing railroad company, was yesterday held fr trial in default of bali. "Daniel 8. Lawson, book-keeper, in the em- 1 Daniel McLoed’« Co., merchants, was found dead in his bed in the new Southern Hotel, in that city, Thursday morr- ing. He retired in an intoxicated condition, and It 1S supposed blew out the gas tn his room, and the escaping gas suffocated him. &®" At the meeting of stockholders of the New Yerk and Hvdson Raliroad company, in Al- bany, Thursday, the following directors were electéd: W. H. Vanderblit, W. K. Vanderbilt, P. W. Vanderbilt, Augustus J. H. Rutter, J ee took place at the prize was all druggists, Send for pamphlet. Us cure ery sipelas, THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY CO. IS OF AN AOT OF THE THE STATE OF KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE AT COVINGTON, KY., ON WED- WN IN PURSU. NR. 120 West Broadwa 1 of the Late Dr. J. E. nts An exemplified copy of the will of the late Dr. Joseph E. Snodgrass, who died recently near was filed in the Probate Court of this District yesterday and admitted to ate and record. ‘The will was executed in city, March “oth, isv9, and bequeaths the ollice at 631 F street to to his wite, Hannah all his right, title and ‘rest in his real and personal property in the fon, District of Columbia, New ia and Kentucky, with re- He authorizes the sale of the whole or part of hfs 3.65 bonds to meet taxes, and bequeaths ail his Northern Paci Stock to his wife, and h ayment of any further le directs int in Berkeley county, remains of his cousin, Whittle'’s ANTI-RHEUMATIC PILLS, erkeley Si} ys, Va A radical cure for Rheumatism and Gout in Berkeley Springs, Va Cures Intlammatory Rkeum: and cbronic, and all patng bones and joints; removes ali accumulations in and around the joints, such as urates of soda and cine and the surest In its results ever offered to ease, 00 matter how severe or of how long stan ‘ing. all their forms, tism. both acute affections of the book ana job The’ best “Medl- eae LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Prize of $20,000 is, lprize of 4,600 is, lprize of 2,000 is. 5 prizes of 1,000 ar: Kern Adair, Lizzie Aldine and ow pany.” ‘The Great Female Minstrele. my3L W432!36TON NATATO st version to lis he ig ‘Ter with Rheuma- prevent its getting a stronger TAKE WHITTLE’S ANTI RHEUMATIC PILLS. tizm, and wouk trict. 611, ie advises against the sums to said company. lon church yard, beside his father; the by mistake, 10 & CUTICURA If you have an oce: Usm, and would have {ft thoroughly eradicated ad of sliaply (quieting the erment in Mt. Z! k of Rheuma- from the system, inste: PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, de. Gas PD ANAT AL EXCURSION i 81 TAMMANY TRIRE. No. 13, IMP'DO. Th hove Family | ay ie 9 iy The ete Doren. ran will n abet otrines 10a 620 pw “ie Wil! take piace om the Asth JUNE NF ees to MARSHAT Pistorio’s 7h wt D GRAND & ane Lat D, > June Sth, 1880. Admission, Qe. exch. Rowers’ wonderful electric light will be on exhibition, det HAND EXCURSION FLOM FREDERICK CITY, Mp., TO € UAN FALLS, i THURSDAY, JUNE l0rn, 1880. Steamer Mary Washington will leave a9 30 a m- Good music for dancing. To accom- Mur date the friends of the Frederick, City reionists, a limited number will be sold here. Tickets, 350. To be - Walker & Co., cor. 11th and F streets, oat. Je4-5t T PAVILLION NOW OPEN FOR Pic: ies and Excurrions. This popular resort poe beer, thoroughly renova of and improved. W. IVINS, Ps oe Hehe whart in" ‘TH ANNIVERSARY o WASHINGTON ent eg BUTCHER A8SO. ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Jone 14 axp 15, AT THE WASHINGTON $s HUETZEN PARK. <L YMC Li Grant Barbecue and Horse Paraile. The Baltimore Centennial and Alexandria Butcher Associations have been invited, and will be present in lange numbers. Each day of the o: festival an ox will be slaughtered and roasted aut Served free to the public. Concert and dancing; music by Donch's band. Prize shooting and prize bowling. Special amusements and plays for ohild- ren, Grand illumination of the with fire- Admission 25 cents: children free, No ols will be admitted. Gronuds open’ at 4 nek. myal-m, w, (3t, ast XCURSIONS ©; EAM LAR E ro NAMING ES ee MARY TO OCCOQUAN FALLS and - TY MILES RIDE FR 10 CENTS Every Monday during te season. Mune apd TO MARSHALL HALL AND Mr. VERNON E' p.m... returning at Stearn in be char- L trip 2 rca! nable terms. Apply to W. L. SEAI cur onty authorized agent, corner 11th and F sts, OTOMAC FERRY COMPANY. Persone desiring a delizhtful change from the de- resting heat of the city, can en} An hour and ahalferidedn the lage and favisora. my25-20 ____ AMUSEMENTS. THIS EVEN: AT 8 O'cLocK, Last Performance of the Basutiful Society Play, LED ASTRAY, With an Ansteur Cast of Unsurpassed Excellence. TO-NIGHT, ar 5, Last Time or LED ASTRAY, it INGTON SCHUETZEN VE- KEL = GRAND SACRED OONCERT TO-MORROW.: § Members are respectfully invited and are reques- I ted to present their membership tickets at. the door. 1 eee i Ss MER THEATER COMIQUE.—Mon- day, May 3 Stati se ance of the Be 31, pughtly. and Tuceday and Friday Another new company. appear- ake, Charies 0. and Gertie; the Harry and Blanche; E Mason and Weeley, ‘The o1 TU: ly SWIMMING SCHOOL in Dis- ae We ea ok icket 5 ve tiny tis ODLUM & 00. DRY GOODS. be transferred. He Spee Pet as Plores that the expendi Shall be the least possibl the customs of the nel; that there shi fally directs and im- tures for his funeral le sum Consistent with ‘hborhood. He directs his coftin, but name and date RANCH OF TAKE WHITTLE'S ANTI RHEUMATIC PILLS, Blood and Skin Remedics. If you have had Rheun tried other ret wish to be again a isin for years, and medies until diszisted, and vell man or woman, TAKE WHITTLE’S ANTI-RHEUMATIC PILLS, Six of the Finest Shirts, to order.. Six Extra Fine Shirts, to order. Bix Fine thirte, to orde PERFECT FIT GUARA\ all be no piate on there shall be insertbed, with his TICKETS $1. of birth, over his grave the words: ‘Our de- parted friend was a man whose real motives understood by his sinceres: Club rates upon application. For full particulars and orders address G. UPINGTON, 599 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, If you have been a sufferer from old Chronte Rheumatism, that has left you with bent limbs and stiffened joints, TAKE WHITILE’S ANTI-RHEC Were too often mls ilends in pubile aff. ‘The purification of the Vita! Fluids of foul cor- ruptions snd inherited humors fs the first step it the treatment of Chronic Diseases of the Blood. Skin and Scalp, with Loss of hair. the world of medicine are so sure to care as tl The Curicvra RESOLVEST Puritier, absorbent and tonic- »plications can pos- fedicinal Jelly, anc he prepared from Uigeased surfaces, and for the Nursery, anc for Shavin UMATIC PILLS, T. WHITTLE, PUARMACEUTIST, corner Lexington and Fremont streets, Cvricuna REMEDIES. “Led Astray will be repes M. J. RICHMOND, COVINGTON, KY nt, while no external al the Curicura, a CTICURA SOAP: ? Straw ats. nl’s Fine Straw Hats be found anywh Splendid stock of Young Men’s Nobby Hats ys ahd Children’s Wuite, Tan Colored ai Mixed Straw Hats for dress an large ne, at Popular Pric Lewis’, 920 7th street northw be the frue test of merit. it is cer- pttled fact that “Browns Bronchial have no equal for the prompt relief of . Colds and Throat troubies. oo) jave Your Hair.’ ondon Hair Restore ‘THE CONCERT at Calvary Baptist Church la: evening was largely attended, delightful eventug for those who attended. THE SUMMER THEATER CoMIQUE will give a very attractive performance to-night. New bill [Ron BITTERS. , 50, 75C,, $1, at overnment Affairs. ANALYSES OF PUMP WATERS. District Chemist analysis of i One on yih street and New Yo: SALT RUEUM ON BODY Etop One Minute and Think, Avd Limbs. Obliged to go about on A Wonderful Cure. *Keep it Beautiful,” » Insures new growth, ‘London Hair Restorer” Restores the color. quisite dressing. The only cleanly and ” effectual Hair Restorer ” in the market. Not adye A tollet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxt- ous or unpleasant odors. Price 15c. It Iron Bitters| PIG water;” one corner M and Madison strects, IRON one corner 10th street and Rhode Island avenue, “unft for drinkinz poses;” one on New York avenue, between ith and Isth streets, which 13 “good water L sireet_and Vermont avenue, “good water hand Tsireets hortheast, which Werks & Porte Iron Bitters fron Bitters | IKON “London Hair Restorer. “London Hatr Restore f th ies, I voluntarily make the following state- ment I have had Balt Rheum on m: lex in a very agvravated form for Hod of treatment, or medicine, ¢ Lis time, did me any permanent in Malde and elsewhere know that have beea a great euilerer, and that my condition at times hi espair of ever being ab! and on corner ts “good wate body and on m rdoctors, during Earny Cover, force, held_a_ conter Judge Snell and the Court in relation to holding the court at an 2 that the policemen who have cases to. attend to may be relieved earlier in the day. This has been a grievance of lone ig. Policemen who are entitled to be oF duty are frequently aetained at court for hours » recreation and rest, Iv Was agreed that hereafter the court convene 7 o'clock every morning. Major Brock promis that the prisoners and the police who are war ed as witnesses shall be there at the how named. The judge, clerk and attorneys all have agreed to be on hand at the hour nau good arrangement, especially during hot season, and all concerned will doubtle: NS who have never tried the superheated steam carpet cleaning at Chai ext to City P. O., should give it a trial to con- of Its superiority. Howson’s ICE CREAM, $1.25 a gallon, at sO eel Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- © Brock, of the police nce this morning with orneys of the Pol een such as tom: to find a cure, or even a relief, gan the tise of Curicuna my limb tender that I could not bear my weixist vith out the ekin cracking aud bicedins, and was oblized too about on crutches. Teommenved to uso tho Ovricrna in Aprit, and a E e Moschzisker, 619 Nii Your treatment of my soi of the throat and nasal or has suffered trom ebildhood, has Her hour every da, 3, LAPHAM. t once realized its bene- Ba : drew the inflammation and humor to the surface, and, ag fast as it a Teared, healed it. At Uiied Large quantities wou! come to the Furface, causing burnin) miation, swelling and constant use of Ovricu Each time the: TON, June 2, 1950, KINNY MEN AND WOMEN afe not admired. It Jug fesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, Use 8) Health Reniewer.” 2 for impotence, sexual deDillt Depot, 58 Barc! ‘ashington at 480 Penn’a avenue. Freshtalderney butter ibs. rhen they should hav Psick $1 4 Bot. AL Davoaste SkLt Tory. ine, t 4, would rapidly subside a ‘outbreaks wrew less aud less eevere and finally disappeared, leavin Tused the uric months and took the RESOLv! ich were the only remedies used. I think the very strengthening and purifying ke in euch extreme ca: {the discate is so weakening to the syste. ery gratefully yours, MRé "ASA R. BROWN. MALDEN, Mass., Oct. 18, 1878. THE BROWN CHEMICAL 00. BALTIMORE, SoLs PROPRIETORS. “ALDERNEY WAGONS.” churned every morning, and delivered in 3¢ Il ints, 35¢c. per ib. cheese, buttermilk and sweet mil pecs Rateihaheneaeneahashieneeninael aa Ay FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &. GTEawsBerny FESTIVAL J Sr. PAUL'S ENGLI lita asp H most of the time, Also, cottage tale by BTOTT & CRO! rants sranua, wholesale and vince themsely Fpeecn CORSETS. FXO SH LUTHERAN OBURGH, 76,87, @1.00,81. ‘Srareis NORTHWEST, Y AND WEDNESDAY, JuNE 8 AND Tickets of admission 10c. 305-3 BOOTS AND SHOES. ACTS . Messrs. Werks & Porren: Gentlenwn.—For the F WE WISH TO MAKE KNOWN benefit of the world LE wophite make tiie satemant: a disease Deen afflicted with a mene Tana bore atever, until | ss advertised, anc fy that I only we. 4. KING CHANDLER, SKIN DISEASE, 822 and 824 7th st. new., —————— CONNOLLY’ SALE OF SILKS from auction will continue next week. Don’t fail to see the bar- gains offered, t Tuk LinkRAL Newsrarer Case.—This morn- ing, in the Crisoinal Court, George Thomas Ballenger, of Alexandria, w charged with an assault on the party in charge of an edition of the Liveral newspaper and also With robbing the party of the paper, appearet and renewed theit ball. They were accompanied by Messrs. Smith and Burke, of Alexandria, who entered for them a piea of not guilty witn the understanding that they will subsequently plead to the jurisdiction of the court or file a demurrer to the indictnent with the view of ob- taining a decision of the Court in General Term A severe case of five years’ duration en- tirely cured. ete Lines of Five Diiferent Grades of the Complete Galebrated C. P. a la sirene FRENCH CORSETS. 7 FISCHER'S and the only, Dry Clean y, 908 G st. n.w., ne tad of LAGES, LACE OUR’ LEN BLANKETS, ciean’ Al:o, Gentlemen’ dyed.” Terms very cheap, DY WORKS Xetablishment in STAINS, WOOL- & superior process. GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, ret beck mers siaoetia sola coaty THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DI3- seratehed the blood from my body. Lam now en- 3 tirely well and think your OuricURA REMEDIES are ext for skin diseases that ever wero brousiit ery erater , CADDO, Isp. Ten, Feb. 21, 1879. ASSHOK & STEBBINS, No. 1024 Penn’a ave , Wasuixeton, D. C. 28 Light st., Bactisrone, Mo. BOILERS, ENGINES, PUM*S, STEAM, GAS AND WATER PIPE FITTINGS, BRASS WORK, ENGINEERS’ AND MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES. my20-1m* ing received this day the largest stock eve: estibinad inthe city of Washington, wi are to be sold out in the next ten days with< rices that will astonish every! Charles nt Trmxcs, gold-tilled chains $2, at Prigg’s.—Aade! Shoes and Slippers at Ghitaren's Bh re cents per pair, f Ohildren's Light-colored Shoes, at 60 air. ldren’s Sli; Fe gf Charen Si GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 401 Pennsylvynia Avenue, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. LEOPOLD BICHOLD. t? No Braxce Store. my28 NEw YORK SHOE STORE, 606 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. leader. Patrons have the use of a passenger ) LAWNS. or, and each room is supplied with electric OUTICURA REMEDIES, t 35 cents. Potomac Hotel, St. George’s Island, Md., will ppess at 35 cent 00 8 orig Tue Lancest axp Most COMPLETE JOB DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISH- Sours or New Yore. ‘First-class in every particular. called for and delivered anywhere in the Sy mail o express from other places. W. H. WHEATLEY, eorgetown, ‘ ANTED 50, Original in Composition and Revola- WwW To call tionary in Treatment, rTER, Chemists anc ae Tendon, sud les Linen Lawns, 8c. les Jaconet Law 1 800 styles Organdy Lawns, yard wide, 123¥c. LAWNS IN PLAIN COLORS. Cream, Lavender, French Blue, Pink, cte. 100 doz. Balbriggan HOSE, Silk Clocked, rerular made, 25c. ne ers will be met at the Piney Potot wharf. yard wide, 100 Good factiities for sailing and bathing. Boats Aropropared by W: all, Saratoga ‘Springs. having been . renovated and refural will open Th Hes Clement & Wilkinson are MATTING—PLAIN AND FANCY. Fresh supply, from 17, 20, 25c. }drokcoy COTTON, best make, 1c. bars for barbers and sarze consum: SMITH © GCE MANUFAO- Lock Box 1705, Bridgeport, Conm., in of specialties HANDSOME SPRING SHOES FOR LADIES arp GENTLEMEN, I. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE, Manufacturers mee Voltaic Plasters, Tostantly relieve Pain, Soreness and Weakness. ae ee eee EES |-Linen ING COTTON, 236. ie aay Plain pore Co Ser ey ar I» CoriORd and the to every other. eee Cc. M. TOWSO) 636 Pa. ave., South side, ‘Near 7th st- n.w- THE BAL’ RS SIEAM SHIRT FactoRE = 435 7th street new, 12.00 900 ae 7.50 TEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. We call yeur especial attention to our Reinforsed Sbirt, complete, at one dollar. A full tine of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 435 7th st. n.w., dy Washington, D.C. AMEL’S HAIR GRENADINE, FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS. PERSIAN LAWN. INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA LAWN. NAINSOOK. DRESS GINGHAMS, in New Designs. PACIFIC PERCALES AND LAWNS, 12%. SUMMER oosaon; 125, 18, 26, 25, 873, 45, 60, 79, $1, ALL WOOL ROLL BUNTING, 20. GAUZE UNDERWEAR. PARASOLS. TYLER & CHEWNING. (ate clerks with Perry & Bro.) my27 91S 7th st. | Pipiclectad LAWNS: LAWNS! One Thousand G05) Pieces of Beautiful Lawne just Arrived. icht red (390) Pieces of Beantiful ME RCIETC LA®NS, 1. 1236, 15. iM is . Beautiful OUSENCH LAWSS, 25, 31, 37, Be. dred (190) Pioces of FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. 18, I 20, 25c. CARTER'S, 71l Market Space. N, the desirable article for Ladies? TRDIA LINED coven 50, 25, 21, 3 VERY FINE BLACK FRENCH LAWNS, 25. BLACK LINEN LAWNS, 25c. N CE STRIPE WHITE GOODS, eae 12. Special Bargain. RED , EXCELLENT QUALITY, ac mae, Navy Blue. Pi B AND OTHER COLORS, COACHMAN'S =, Eg COLORED SATINS, very cheap. SUMMER SILKS, 50c. ELLE! SILK! nal Teer eet ', 81.50, up to 83.00. CARTER’S myl9 711 Market Space. Ge fe DUBREUIL BIOS, 11123 F street northwest, And leave your order for SHILTS FOR THE. OONVENTION A SPE CON’ P nan CIALTY. ne arsortment of GENI'S FURNISHINGS siwayeon hand 030) HIKRTS CHEAPER THAN EVER. " , at 75 cta., unfinished, Citaper fotnr'we sold when wusia and ied,