Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1880, Page 4

FF THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY The Wentifer. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. Orrick oF CaIEF SIGNAL Ww. GTON, June 24, For the middie Atiantic 1580. States, slightly warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly soushwesterly, uearly stationary Daro- meter. LOCAL NEWS. Cendensed Locals. be lighted at 7:50 20 p.m. extinguished at 14 Pp. m., and p.m. Deputy Sup. Commander Julius Baumgarten, assisted by H. event the American Legion of Honor, with Bamgarten, instituted at Red Men’s hall, a national council of last the follow- officers: Fast commander, N. Demongeot; mandet, Augustus Boernst vice-com- mander, Henry Ottinger; secretary, Simon Op- penhelmer, collector, Jehn S. Kilimon. Rev. Messrs. George V. Leech, of 4th street M. E. church, and W. i. MeKenney, of Hamline, returned to this city yesterday morning after an absence of a month, spent on the U.S. Steame T Tallapoosa on her’ cr ulse east, and at various watering places on the ‘Atlantic coast. Mr. Leech preached to an overilowing audience on Sebbath last at Ocean ¢ irove. Mr. 1. is in capital health. Mr. McKenney returas somewhat improved. Jobn Lewis’ white, was picked up last night ‘On 10th and’ fi streets northwest by (fiicer Breen, who saw that the man wasstck from heat and exposure. He was sent to Hospital tn the poljce ambule.nce. Lastevening a ‘colored woman, Freedman’s Mary Wag- staff, trom Saulsbury, N. ©., fell down on Nori, Capitol street at Delaware avenue crossing and severe’y Injured herselt. ‘The case of the Adamantine Brick Woodruff et al., which ravolves the Property near Waterieo, tn Virginia, was d cided in the Equity Conrt to-day, dudve Cox, dismissing the bill ané discharging the receive: Dewocnatic Early la perial Hotel w: their friend subsequently ¢: crowd. There was thrown to the Ume honored banner of tke Jackson HISAMQUARTERS iFed with the de : by W. F. ¥ Co, against brick yard Tast Nioue.— evening the space in frent of the Im- jocracr and eber’s band esed a larve increase of the brevze t Democrat Georgetown College. SINTY-THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. ‘The sixty-third annual commencement of the Georgetown college took place to-day. The Spacious hall in the new building, although not yet completed, with its array of flowers and immense concourse of young ladies, with their dressés, pres2nted’ a beautiful sight, and might well inspire the youthful speakers to their best efforts. Among many well-known citizens of the District who occu- Pied places upon the platform were W. W. Cor- coran, Dr. Grafton Tyler, Martin F. Morris, T. Lambert, James Hoban, Dr. Toner and The order of exercises was as follows: “News- r Infiuence,’ “corres P. O'Brien; “Nthiiism,” WRitam Kernan; “Glory,” an ode, Condé B. ‘nysical Culture in Colleges.” Francis P. McManus; “Study of the Law,” Willtam Smith, of the Law School; “Valedictory,” Walter S. Clarke. The Were conferred as follows: Doo- tors of Laws—Hon. Francis Kernan, N. Y.; omas J. Semmes, La, Master of Arts—George P Goff, D. C. Masters of Laws—Edward James Jennings, N. Y.; William Perry Pierce, N. Y. Bachelors of Laws—Joseph Francis Beegan. | Ind.; Frank Alvin Fouts, ; James Bernard Fullerton, D. C.; Willtam Samuel Jackson, D.C.: Edward James Jennings, N. Y.; William Clande dirdinston, D. C.; Robert Johnston, Va.; Charles Riser Newman, D.C.; Jeremiah D. N. Y.; Patrick’ Jo: Dalton Power, ; Charies Edward Rice, Mass.; Louts Pierce Shoemaker, D. C.: William Francis Smith, Md.; Philip Creveling Warman, N. J.; Douglas Wikie, Ga, Eachelors of Arts—James E. Caflahan, IU.: Walter S. Clarke, N.J.; Michael R. Donovan Mass; William J. Kernan, N. Y.; Ernest La piace, La.; Francls P. McManus, Pa. OBrien, Pa.; Ignatius P. O'Neill, S. Pallen, Mo.; Henry Y. Turner, No. THE AWARDS WERE AS POLLOWS: Senior Ciasses—Ketional Philosophy—Meda . Joseph P. O’Brien, Penn.: premium, ex «quo, Conde B. Pallen, Mo.; Ja: = sics—The Chapman ’ Nea O'Brien, Penn.; yremium, Frnest, Laplace, La. Mechanics “Medal. Joseph P. O'Brien, Penn.; remfum, James E, Callahan, a ne Goff meds, George Donworth, Me.: pre mus, James. Morris, Penn. English litera ture and composition—Premium, James L. Mor- Penn. Poctry—Medal, Willam L. McLauzh- Da. ter. premium, P. Xavier Smith, Va. eglish literature and Compositier—Premtum, Asscelation, and on the balcony were two large | P®Xavier smith, Va. First grammar Medal transparencies, with the names of the candi- | Jos. F. Keran, N. ¥.; premium. Isaac Nor ates and the result of the frst ballot. Mr. iteger, D.C. English ‘literature and compes:. ‘son Democratic | tion—Premium, Jas. 7. O'Neill, Ga. m order. and | Mathematics. — First. Matheir tics. — Mede tine adaress. He was followed by | Geo. Donworth, Me. premium ). Carrington, Mr. P. J. O'Donoghue | an, D.C. Second Mathematl: ©. DeAhna. Tt was arranged that | Nordlinger, D. isplay of Kat theIm- | N.Y, Jacob Lar- | O'Netil.Ga.; THE COMMENCED Hoes Ht at Ellicott City, Md., t lace yest side and of the institution, w north S aftached te the d over agrassy plot and late 1,000 re occuple: Of recttatio Mayor F Latrobe. of Baltimore et nghe degree of bachelor excellence in Su alm, Hagersto of y eves of the building of St. Paul's, ree Of master of art « f the dis- LL COLLES terday, ou here heav attached 7¢ hady trees, under which seats to precns were placed, all of ‘The exercises consiste ity, assis ; Freder! erred for ico, Wm. G. given in the « sophomore ¢lass Lewis C. Carri Parker, West Va’ Chas. Sims. Washington, D. 3 ng the cler; eral MeColgan, Rev ert L. Cha Ww raan, mont, F. Gallen, Mackin, THE Larer: ings, at Veerhoft’ of pleture fr peat: St. ALoysics Of the Sisters of Notre Dame, held annual commencement yesterday at the ‘orth Capitol acd Myrtle streets no: ‘The clergymen connected with St. sius Church—Futhers Kelly, Forham and J e Seated on rograa comprised music by Mulquin. Holoran, Murray and corner west. kins—and several citizens w The by Miss A. K. Sullivan; Sullivan uating honors were conferred on M Talty and Annie Sullivan. conduct were presented Dempsey, K. Babi Gulney, Moniban and Chitsmond, honor were awarded to Misses K. Doyle. J. Downey, M. Lyons and on, were awarded to Misses Ne beck, A. Collins, King, Baldwin. O'Bri cHOOL, under the manage: Foolish Virgin ennedy, aledictory. Miss Annie Tait Crowns for good to Misses Sullivan, M. Brosnan, Buile donors for diligence in senior and junior ame moutd- h street, nent its pean 0} te, ins, t3s Duy Medas allt M. Jones, , Talty, Hefferman, Downing, Monanan, Carroil Mi and Sullivan; tm grammar MeKeuna, pan, Ryan. Ho I Hill, L. Dinarzo, Downey; in seco: hy. Gensler, Herbert, O'liare, H. Dinarzo, R. £ hy. Meelian, so i Ww ekey. Berore Le, 3 for the sea all at th Clothing House of B. & Co. -. and inake your pt light woolens, Itizen and o! mEs—Adet. =e AT THE ACADEMY Baxy, Sain ington, the closing & consisted of voe march, ladies executing a bouquet mov novel and attractive. ¥ fine, Miss Fegan appe tage in the rendition or “The Diam in the Ave Maria. Miss BischolT proved hei le performer for one of her exercises lasted several hours, clos! appropriate val ory from Miss grade Geary Repection in all department Royal for the n ten days. The S have been of Howard co., Md.. and Smith. Hap ths Lec Crvsuei terday afternoon, John About man, the einploy of the Baltimore and road, Maryland avenue, near 11th street and in attempting to jump on the pilot of the engine as tt came up missed his footing, and | Was engaged in adjusting a Was knocked in front of the engine and the small wheels p: sed over his left ing It so Dadly belo: Bain, A. Heroert, M. nent—sou a, de or mountains, urchases of ¥ desirable suit- the music was ring to great advan- nds; aiso ‘The trio singers were flue, self a re. The ts at Palais issued to nd Ella M. Burrows; Chas. Mary E 4 jan and Katle Prazier; well, Of Howard co., Md., and Ellen lock yes firemat in ‘otomae rall- switch on southwest, 1e of ‘rush- leg, 1 * the knee that tt haa to bo amputated. He was removed immediately to his residence, on ¢th street so! west, when Dr. Boarman was called and performed the operation. “Rvs ix UrBg,” at Driver & Schofeld’s. Schofieli’s. Tae Most delightful summer garden 1s Driver t THE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION held its twenty-ninth annual distribution of premiums at the Convent building, at the corner of Connecticut avenue and L strects, ‘The attendance was la pre on yesterday. rge, aud the’ excellent mG Was carried out with spirit. Seated @ stage were Fatkers Boyle, Lancaster, Walter, Boland and other clergymen. Many handsome premiums were distributed the pupils. The duates were Richey, M. Dyer, A. arkriter, N. M C. Beavans and Anita Cluss, who received han: amo. Misses He }cLoughit Some gold medals and crowns. The mustcal ex- ercises consisted of solos, duets and quarteties, and the brilliant execution of vocal and instru: mental parts were exceptionally flae, Misses ‘Talburt applaus Were finely rendered. The Richey and aylmer rece! ving great Miss Cluss's selections on the harp valedictory was com- Posed and read by Miss Coreinne Boavaus. ‘The exercises concluded by a grand retiring march, after a few felicitous remarks by Boyle. The display of crayon drawti paintings on canvas, China and si much praise. Rev. F. E. ings and oll ik received Premiums were awarded as follows: First class—Aggte Markriter, Corinne Beay: Lie opr Hattie Richey, ans, Nan- Martina Dyer aud sate ig ee re lary Merritt, foung, Stella White, Kate Jones, Minnie Schekells Annte Gawler. Third class—May Dyer, Annie Mar- RY, Lola Hi Ellen Allen. Altce Hipkins, Nettle Beall, Al Lovejoy, Elise Stellwagen, Julfa Shea, Kate Fourth (ag | Bellew. Estella Huyck, Fannie Aylmer and Laura Harvey. Stella Merritt, Thompson, Jessié a | wa, Md. The clence Was co branches on James a. Prize medals we: department, junior acd | premium, Prosper i MeLangiali | Dok. avler Sretth, First French. B. Wall remivm, Albert J. ‘Lagarde, La. n. remnium, Asbby Lee Sheprerd, Md. Christian | Doctrine.—Medal. George Doaworth, Me.: pre- | mium, Prosper E.Thian, D.C. Elocution.— ‘The gold cross, Ernest Leplace, La,; premium, Conoé B. Pall 2, MO. The Merrick debating medal, (founded by R. T. Merrick, €sq., LL. D.,) vas awarded to Condé B, Pallen, Mo. The Toner sclentific medal, (given by Joseph M. Toner, M.D.,A.M.,) to Prosper an, | DG. ¢ Hoffman mathematical medal, (given by Charles W. Hoffman, eaq., LL. D.,) awarded to George Donworth, Me. ‘The Morris Historical medal, given by Martin F. Morris, es, LL. D., awarded to Condé B. Pallen, Mo. ‘The Philodemte Prize Philodemte society, medal, given by the awerded to James E. Calli- han, Hl. The Philonomostan Debating soctety medal, iven by the Philonomosian society, awarded to ohn 'T. Martin, f J anior classes. —Second Grammar.—First pr- mium. Albert J. Lagarde, La: second premium, | Louls D. Lawler, Wis. 'Excelience in Englisti Composition.—Premium, Louis P. Lawler, Wis. Third Grammar.—Excellence in English Co! position—Premtum, Jeseph C. Lawler, Wi Algebra.—First Preminm, George Cobb, Ind second premium, Arthur He Dutton, 'D. First Arithmetic. ipremium, Win.’ V. M Grath, Pa.; second premium, Mortimer J.Down- | ing, D.C.“ Book-keeping.—First premiuin, Har- mar St. C. Denny, Pa; second premium, Wr V. McGrath, Pa. ‘Second French.—First prem: um, Isaac Nordiinger, D.C."Third Freneh—First | Division.—First premium, J. Smith Brennan, DeL; second premtun, "Charles Helm, ind. Third French—Second ptviston.—First premi- um, Charles W. Jones, Fla; second premium, Michael Mallan, Va. Christian Doctrine.—First remium, Wm. B. Broe, Pa.; second premium. dehn D. MeLaughiin, Mass.’ Elocutton.— premium, W. Dulany Hunter, D.C.; second pre- iuium, Joseph G. Blount, Ga. Preparatory Classes—First Rudiments.— premium Jas. McEihone, D.C.; second prem! um, Mortimer J. Downing, D.C. Excellence in English Composition—Prem.Jas.McEIhone,D C. Second Arithmetic.—First premium, C. Ci © Bryan. Pa.; second premium, Louis Mackall, D.C. Catechism. —Premiam, Mortimer J. Dowa: , D.C. Niusie.—Honorabty Garmendia, Na.; Wm. ‘The academic e: the lower schvols, on Thursday, in the scheol of philosophy, cu tember 16th. District Govern Captam 2 the * Union Veteran Corps” of this Distri m ide @ requisition upon the District Couns. TS for ity (69) Springtield breach-loadiag boxes, belts, plate rds. bayonets, &e., & company organized on the 7th day priljast. The Commissioners have hono: the same. mentioned, M Carlos G. D+ Mi will be resumed. in September 9:4 Thursday, 3 . ha BIDS WERE OPENED in the office of the Commisstoners to-day for the reconstruction and strengthening of the \ Street bridge across Kock Creek as follows:— | Pit T. M_ Nelson, agent, plan King Iron Bridge Uo , $9,043. No award CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR DISTRICT SUPPLIES. ‘The committee on bids having under consid- eration bids for general supplies to be furnishe: the District durlng the next fiscal year, J | recommended further awards of contracts to lowest ers, as follows: For glass, paints aud jartin « Butler, at $373.90; lumber and peterials, George A. forage, R. C. Hewitt, $10,956; " t, Joun it. Kelly and J. T. Varne ; Great Falls Ice Co.; lamp-posts and mis<el. laneous castings, Geo. White & Co.; fuel, Jol son Brothers, $22.665.25, VITAL STATISTICS. The total mortality in the District for tho mouth of May, 1ss0, was 346, (an increase of 30 as compared with Eat ee month of last | year, and 52 more than the average number of dcaths for the month of May for the past s 4 ; the course is to be one mile and a half from the | Years),or at the rate of 24.42 per 1,000 per ann: ‘The mortality of the white population was 1 or at the rate of 17.26 per 1,000 per annum, while that of the colored was 1s2, or at the rate of The mortality as compared with the month | Of April last shows an inerease of 21, or 6.46 | cent. Phthisis creased from 6 per ulmonalis, or consumption, + to 74; diseases of the nervous 7 to 2; pheumonta decreasad bronchitis, trom 11. to 7; dise: e organs Increased from 16 to 2 | Bright's disease, trom 3 to 5; accidents and ne ligence, from s toll. ‘The average daily mor- | tality was 11.16. Ib Cae ates and examining | the ages of decedents, it Is found that of the whites, 61.79 per cent. were 5 years of age and over: 54.27 per cent. were 20 years and over, aid 45.29 per cent. were 40 years and over. Of the colored, 47.50 per cent. were 5 years and ov: 39.01 per Cent. were 20 years and over, and 15 per cent. were 40 years and over, showing a percentage in favor of the whites at each of these periods of life as follows: 13.79, 15.26, and 27.92, Of the total 46 deaths, 115, or 33.24 per cent. were under i year of age; while the tocal mortality under 5 years of age was 159,0r 46 per cent. There were 297 births reported an an- nual birth-rate of 20.97 per 1,000.) Of these births 92 were white males, 71 white females, 74 colored males, and 60 colored females, (a birth- Tate Of 17.16 per 1,000 per annum for the white population, and 2.71 for the colored,) showing a@ decrease of total population by excess of deaths over births of 69, the white population decreas- ing by 21, the colored by 4s. In but 22 cases Were both parents natives of this District, and in 2i both were foreign born; 110 of the births Wines ported (by physiclans, and 195 by mid- wives, Marriages reported, 73. There were 10 Permits issued for burial of persons dying ou"- side the District. and 14 transfers; 11 white and 29 colored were burted at public expense. ——_.—— TRE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK.—The c)n- troller of the currency, Mr. Knox. has an assessment equal to the full amount of Paid-up stock on the shareboiders of the < mab-American National Bank, payabie in to equal instalments, on July 15 and August 15. It will yield. if all paid, $135,000, or equal toa dividend of 30 per cent, to the creditora. Air. Keyser, the receiver, 13 as confident now as ever of being able to pay out an ultimate divi- Gend of 100 per cent Kxockep Down WirH a Cis. ternoon Officer neo! Joyce. Marian Dor «Marion Oyster, | Weyrich’s slaughter house, and took Loretio. Shaffer, Bessie Fant and Mary | stailon house in a wagon. ' Dr. bildreth. Fifth class—Mary Joyce, Maria Fo- | ed and discovered a wound on inte hy “Hip” Se Noon: | cna aera » ini with a club by Robert Florence anche Richey. Sixth class— juently Officer Sullivan arrested Poor and Julia Joyce, May bay oe Mary Goodfellow, ed him up. The wound was U Christ a ¢lass—Marion | be slight, but Poor was taken to the Police Them: Rose Annie this morning and find $5 for a common Bellew and Addie Carson. Gold aad be first honors were awarded to Misses Hattie ge asa ate Richey, Aggie Markriter, Nannie Mc! REMEMBER A. FISCHER'S dry cleaning pro anes The st bonors ty the neue He Be t | oralfkings: “‘renus suds Ome Ne Ge re at a st. wie awarded to Miss Mayida DW Ad s ‘The Hirth Murderers. EFFORTS TO ESCAPE THE GALLOWS, In the case of Bedford, Queenan and Pinn, who were yesterday sentenced to be hung on the 10th of September next for the murder of George Phillip Hirth on the 7th of January last, Tumors have been circulated trom time ¢ tien of important discoveries having been made as to facts and circumstances tei nding to show that these parties are innocent of the crime, and that Ben Johnson, the colored boy, who Was used as the principal witness — them, with other rtles, committed .e murder. ‘These all developments, it is claimed, have only recent come to the knowledge of counsel, and they have been very Indus- triously at work on them. The counsel, how- ever, are loth to give out what they have, or what it 1s sald they have, or as to what other proceedings they propose to take. It will be remembered that some weeks ago it was stated {hat what appeared to be a part of a burnt Watch had been found in an ash heap near the residence of Hester Johnson, and that Bud Warner, who has since gone to the penitentiary for burglary, had made a statement that Ben Johnson told him the day after the murder, that he and Roxey Ress had made a “swag,” and that Johnson hads watch buried en the commons. Although this state- ment has been the subject of conversation, the counsel decline to say whether if ts true or false, and they have not yet made public any- tubng shout the tdentification of the watca by the brother and intimate frieads of the de- ceased. After this statement bad been made by Warner, he made a much longer statement, giving quite a history of Ben Jounson two years prior to the murder, which, if true, ard the proor could be obtained. would likely result in Joheson’s conviction for several burglares. In thts statement he gtres the language purporting (o have been by Jobnson, implicating “Roxey” Ross; and, in short, he makes it tok like there was som: trath in the clatin thet Bedford, Queenan ai Piun ere innocent. It was first preposed to use this to further postpone the sentence. twill be remembered that one of the witness- ‘es in the case-wes one Richard T. Brown, other- wise known as “Tobe” Brown, and on the tria? It Was intiinatec that the true mutderers were Jobnson, Brows, and the other party who was with them. [tis now claimed that Messrs. Coyle and Wells have in their possession a letter which tends to show the Innocence of their clients. This 1s sald to be a letter from Brown a@tiressed to Johnson, who ts still ta jail, advising hin to keep to hts story, be solid, and ‘not get “Roxey” Koss trio any dificulty. and that he would send a woman, iriend of his, to see him. 1t 1s also alleged thay this woman, notwithstanding the rulss at th jail, through’ a note from the District Attorney's office obtained an tnterview with Johnson and m that of Warner’ and others will be {ssued in an application for a commutation of sentence at least. The statement that an or the woman from the Dis denied, and If 1t 13 true t terviewed Johnson, tt is U forged order, ‘The United States this morning moved to charge Johnson, who was used asa witness from jail, and he was releas At the 5: time Mr. F. H. Pall, as his counsel, fled a pet tion in court, stating that Jounson had been confined tn jail as a witness since January 120k, and asks an order to pay him counsel fees. St. Cecilia’s Acad Twelfth annual commen ut oO! Ma's Academy, Capitol Hill, took p! morning, and there was a ‘lange attendane There Was a very interesting program pr sented. The graduating gold medals were con. ferred on Lizzie McUaffrey and Cora Clement as also first premiums and crowns of hono gold medal for music on Julia Wright nedals for success in the studies (senior ¢l Annie Laer crown and first premium; Bridget Danaher, crown and 2 premiums, and Mary Cunningham,crown and premium; cro vs of honor, senior department, and ist premiums W Ida Reilly, Mary McLaughlin, Maude Rey- nolds, Annie ‘Talbert, Mary O'Connor, Ruth Brown, Alice Maline, Virginia Pye and B Kernan. Intermediate departmer q honor to Maggie Toomey, Ma; Rose 3 E was issued to storney’ se 1s = te McKeago, finma Miller, Maggie Herblin! tle Ready, Mary Oates, Mary Co: a aura} hor, Mary Sulitvan, ab Kernan, Sophia Toole, Maggie Castell, Nora Thorne, Adele Blaine, Sarah’ McMenamin, Lula Thompson, Joanna Curtia, Grace Richards, Alice Finlan, Katie Connor, Maggle Blaine, Katte McGrath, Mary McCaffrey, Katte Callag- han, Effie Crown, Ella Owens, Ma Vina Decker, Maggie Keogh, Nannie Bai Carrie Roth, Mary Holland, Mary Dox Lucy Smoot and Enima Harkins. Minim Department—Crown cf bonor to Rita Byrne. Gertrude Coleman, Belle Smith, ¢ McKnight, Rosa M King, E) Mahon, 2 premiums: Mary W ler, Marie Shaw, Alice Joyce, Kosa M. sire, Regina Castell, Mary Bean, Maggle MeGuire, Nora McKnight, Augusta Stewurt, Hannan Allman, Emma Jennings, Mary Donohoe, An- nie Owens, Anna Wheuiley, Mary Keogh, Daly French, Mary Burgis, Lottie Barnes, Mary 3 Mahon, Monica Sullling, Rosa Alelder, Loreto Bourman and Maggie McGrath. Academic department—Ist (rumental muste to L. Be ims; R. Moore, 3 Callahan, M. BL an. bin, M. Pike. Rt. Sege. Jumlor department—ist premium to 1. Thompson, N. Barrett, $. Mv lJaghan, M. Holland, M. Hou McCaffrey, E. Crowa,’M S, Kernan, M. Keogh, 2 premium Owens, L. Smoot, G: Richards, i premium to Carrie Roth. department—ist K, Hessel, H. Au Shaw, D. French, récker, Minua premium to B. Smith, &. King, man, M. Waters, M. Bean, M. M. Weller, B. Keélly,L. Barn M. Shilling. M. Burgis; 2d premium to Misses A! Owens, J. O'Connor, M. Carr, L. Bourman, M. MeGrath, K. Roth.” Premfums impro) ments to G. Dunn, F. D. Fay, L. Waldo and E. M Out-of-Door Sports. BASE BALL. ‘The Nationals and Albanys played here terday. The game was a close one, but mai by loose playing on both sides. The result was atie—12 to 12, Meclelland by a big error gave Albany the chance of tieing the Nationals. Other games yesterday: Clncihnatis 3, Worees. tel ‘hieagos 10, Troys 4; Buffaloes 6, Bos- toni A MEFTING OF OARSMEN was held in East Washington last night to make arrangements for a double scull race on the Eastern Branch. It was decided that the Yace should come off on the 12th ot July, and Anacostia bridge and return, making three tiles. ‘The race will remain open to every one Who chooses to enter up to the 10th of ‘July. ‘The following entries liaye been made: Frat Venable and Chas. Nicholson, sohn E. Robey and Geo. McDermott, H. Lewis and P. Mans- field, The entrance fee is $5, and the men who have entered have deposited a forfeit with the referee, Mr. John Warthan. All others Wishing toenter are required to do the same, ‘There will be another double sculling race oa Friday, the 25th instant, for a purse of $100, Starting from the navy yard bridge, three-quar- ters of a mile and return, at 6:30 p.m. sharp. The contestants are J.T. Roberts and N. j Shims: seebrity tor costs nt adméssions, and | THE COURTS. Pouce: Snell. id Yesterday, William Carroll, Annie Willlar and Kate Clark, ¥: cy; bonds or thirty @ 4% each, Michael Robinson and James A. She -AvS profanity; forfelted collateral Mary Dr 288%, ton, disturbing the quiet of Georgetr Jos, Stocher, violating building Tr forfeited collateral. Andrew B. stroying trees; $5 or ten days. ‘ larceny of a cleaver from Chas. Dodson; $5 or fifteen days. threats to Robert Coleman; keep the ‘Dennis trespass; forfeited collat assault on Lucinda Mat = WS, Henry Hicks, larceny “3: Six months in jail. $20 or sixty days, ae ta es trespass, $5. Sor. en days Rachael J. Sat- fell, profanity; 4% days. Frank Brown, d femn’¢ ‘lency, A. Devine, Annie Mathe: Equiry Cour: Cor, Meerday, Truxell agt. Truxell;” substitu- You of trustee ordered. Shannon agt. Talburtt; HQwards agt. Faunce; Brereton agt. Brereton, ged Truesdell agt. Phillips; sales ratified. Mar? Shall agt. Vanderbilt; pro confesso. Arundeli agt. Imlay; resale ordered. Matthews agt. ag uh Edwar agt. Entwisle; time allowed to take testimon: Mitchell agt. Wilson; restraining order di imtssed_and Injunction denied. — Admantine brick Co. agt. Woodruff; on hearing. GEORGETOWN. THE GEORGETOWN ACADAMY OF THE VISITATION 4 held its eighty-tirst commencement yesterday afternoon. ‘The musical performances were fine. ‘rhe premiums were delivered by Rev. +Father Healy, president of Georgetown Colles: Who also addressed the graduates with a fe Words of congratulation. Most of the states of the Union were represented by puplis. Fathers Boyle, Walter and Dulin occupied seats on the plattorm, as did several of the professors of Georgetown College. ‘The graduates were Miss Hattie Matchett, of Massachusetss; Miss Isabel Smilth, of Mississippl, and Miss Mattle Mayes, of Virginia. Academic honors, consisting of & crown and gold medal, were conferred for uni- | form excellence of conduct on the above-named graduates, and on Misses Fannie Bogue and Mollie Brawner, of the District ot Columb! Rose McCay, Maryland; Marie O'Byrne, G Mattie Purceli, Virginia North Carolina, and Jenny MeNetil, Ohio. Sec: ond honors, consisting of a silver medal, were conferred on Misses Mary J. Barry and’ Mary Clements, Maryland; [izzie Carpe, Virginia, and Annie, ODounoghue, Mary Mi Amy Fullalove, Ida Thecker, Annie i, kate McDaniel, Lilly and Annié Clem- ents, and Rose Offutt, or the District of Colum bia." The valedictory was delivered by Miss Matchett. After the’ exercises in. the hall the friends of the puplis devoted considerable time to inspecting their work, on exhibition in the lower rooms, Including oll paintings and water colors by Misses McNeill, Daisy Irwin, of Ala- bama (who had a number of paintings, water colors, enamels and pieces ot decorated china on exhibition, all showing taste and gentus), Mattle Mayes, N "Connor, South Carolina: Alice Brownell and Mamie Callaghan. A sketch of the convent play-grotnd, by Miss Rosa Ma- clas, of Cuba, Was mnuch admired; also, som time work in painting, enameling and tapestry by Miss M. ill. Misses Fannie Bogue, Pauline ‘Truitt, Olive Oglesby and Emma Scully exhib- itcd some good drawing. In the tapestry t ere carried off by Mis Sloan, of Marylan 4e0r- aggie Bulloc! t the meeting of Po- ac Camp. No. 15, Encampment Knights of chab, the following of Ts were elected: Jas. wans, sir past commander; C. J. Woodward; sir commander; Jos. Thompson, sir vice com: mander; Wm. Macaboy, sir recorder; A. D. Hur- ale, sir treasurer; J. A. Griffen, sir marshal; Geo. Durfee, sir captain of guard; C. C. Lucas, sir chaplain: Samuel Anderson, sir inside senti: nel; James Thomas, sir outside sentinel. ACCIDENT.— Yesterday, at 4 o'clock, a canal boatman named John’ Biubaker, silgntiy in- toxicated, while riding horseback aiong the canal near High street, was. caught by a tow Ine under the chin and thrown violently to the ground injuring his head and shoulder. Dr, Shekells attended him. ING SXERCISES OF 6TH, 7TH AND STH GRADES PUBLIC SCHOOLS.—The 6th, 7th and sth gtades of the 5th division, gave an interesting entertainment at the Curtis School building, which proved yery successful last night. Tue program was as follows: Opening chorus “Columbia Centennial Tea arty,” by the pupils of the 6th, 7th and sth grad duet, “Whispering Hope,” Misses Barnes and Sul! van; “Paddle Your Own Canoe,” by the 7th ard Sth gi es. Certificates of admission to ad- vanced rammar schools were awarded io Hannah Brecht, Ida Daley, Maggie Tarkenton, Minnie Collins, Mollie Wheatley, Sallie Coomes, Lilian Wibert, Harry English, Harry Phillips George Auld, Willie Curtis, Colon Schott and George N. Smith. The entertainment will be re} ited to-ni ———— 2,000 *a™?2 LADIES’ DRESS LINEN. 5 CENTS PER YARD. CALL EARLY TO SECURE THE ABOVE GOODS. 1€0 PIECES LONSDALE BLEACHED COT LON, 44, % cents. 100 DOZEN LADIES’ RILK DOCKED BALBRIG- GAN HOSE, 25 cents per pair. FROM AUCTION. 10 PIECES OF SUMMER SILKS, 41 cts. pr yard. 1 CASE 2% YARDS WIDE SHEETING OOTTON, ine quality, 25 cents per yard. LINENS for Boys’ Clothes, 1214 cts. per yard. 8rRING CLOTH for Boys’ Clothes, 25c. per yard. 110 DOZEN YARD LONG RED BORDERED, all linen TOWELS, 12c. a piece. 100 ROLLS FRESH STRAW MATTING from 15 cents per yard. 50 PIECES OF BEST sLL WOOL ROLLED BUN- ‘LING, all wool, 19 centa per yard. CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF SILK PARA- SOLS AT COST. C. M. TOWSON, 636 Pa. ave., South side, jelT ‘Near 7th st. n.v. J OS: SCHLITZ BREWING Covs MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER, THE BEST LAGER IN THE UNITED STATES. THIS OELEBRATED LAGER WILL, ON AND AFTER THIS DAT#, BE FURNISHED TO OUSTOMERS AT THE Fowler, G. Herbert and 5. Brown, L. Riley and i. |. Padgett, stake holder; J. Shelton, referee, " BICYCLE RACES. The first annual races of the Capital Bicycle club will take place at Iowa circle next ‘Tues- day, at 5 p. m., and will consist of quarter-mile and mile dashes, and a five mile race, which will be very exciting; also, a slow race, which will afford much amusement, and prizés, gold and silver medals, are offered for competition. Picnics, Excursions, &c. A free picnic will be given at Tivol! to-da;, commencing at 4 o'clock p.m. The last boat leaves the park at 11:30 p. m. ‘Tae steamer Mystic excursions will con- Me.ice next Saturday. They will be to O:c: Rez Falls, Mondays, Tuesdays, aud Thursday: Smith’s Point, Saturdays and Sundays, leav- Potomac Ferry wharf at 9 a. m. sharp. ae Mary Washington will leave to-morrow Mo ning at9 for Occoquan Falls. COURT WasmtNGTON, No. 2, J. O. Forresters, on Monday night, elected the tollowtog ofti: cers for the ensuing term: H. P. Cattell, chier ranger; Mort. L. Burton, vice chief Tanger; Jno. Jas. Calvert, recording secretary; Chas. H. Cal- vert, financial secretary; L. T. Sothoron, treas.; J. Le |, SED. We ; He Be Mes rat io Woodman; Wilbur F. Cissell, sen. beadle; Wm. McK, Moulden, jun. beadle;’A. B. Beall, cha lain. ‘Trustees—I. T. Sothoron, A. M. Cowell, re a L, Bailey. Physician—J. T Sothoroa, —_.+__. ess ee ee have Hecoma im- ensely popil urists, pleasure and health seekers. It would be im be ible to _se- lect more charming and healthful reach them | more those furnished by these tours. ‘Thosé who Inust practice economy have in these tours unequatea facilities for obtaining the a hold- ecommodate ei8 of Stork’s tickets at a Mberal discount on regular rates. 68 Broadwny, New York, ‘Bay and wei! 04 stuall marine sil Stocks jaotad op New York stock © mys patan deg = a eS cana man ee bein 1 108 BC= apv-02. FOLLOWING RETAIL PRICES: Pint Bottles, Pat. Stoppers, at 75c. Per Dozen. Half PintDo. Do. Do. at 75c. Per2 Dozen. Deposit required on Bottles, WHEN Not Ex- BANGED, $1.20 Per Dozen, which amount will be refunded when the Bottles are returned. MILWAUKEE LAGER WILL ALSO BE SOLD IN CORKED BOTTLES. RETAIL PRICE: Pints, $1.00 Per Dozen, including bottles. 15 Cents Per Dozen allowed for empty bottles. FOR BALE BY DEALERS GENERALLY THROUGHOUT THE DISTRIC’ aT ABOVE PRICES, OR BY THE AGENT. SAM’L C. PALMER, Depot: 57 Green Street. GEORGETOWN D. C,, June 22, 1880. je29-3t et ee AVING DETERMINED Life) oF H my SPRING AND SUMMER, GO ope oat a ‘THIS Day, ano 180, eee ‘at prices N LAWN at ibe., worth st PACIFIC LAWN, with Ponders, at 12540. i error $1.15 up. epee ee oa invite. trieids and customers of 2nd voinity't> call and examine these GUEMAN’S, 912 7th ste FS of managers since its i by Du. Suepp in 1871. The best establishment | sonth of New York. oot. CITY ITEMS. EEADACHE CURED 1n 5 Ville’s Headache Specitic, PERSONS whose occupation gives but little ex- ercise are victims of torpid liver and constipa- tion. Carter's Little Liver Pitls will relieve you. From Senator Ingall: Dr. F. A. Von Moschzisker hag treated me Wit& much skill and success for Catarrh and | ‘Notses in the head. JOBN J. INGALIS. WASHINGTON, 880.—To Dr. Von Moschzisker, 619 “NEVER buy your clothing where they mark the prices in plain figures,” says the Transcript. There was Bendlimbs, who was boasting of his hew trousers—pants he called them—which he | Said coot_him $15—“prime stuff, imported, you | know"—when one of the boys, too curios in his Investigations, disclosed to’ the eyes of all | the tag bearing the legend, “Geo. C. Henning, | Price $5.” Poor Bendlimbs had forgotten to tear it off, | Marian Mordaunt, of the Broadway Theater, New York, was taken suddenly with a severe hoarseness—was tnabie to perform; a friend re- commended Gile's Liniment Iotidé Ammonia; the cure was rapid and complete. Giles’ Pills cure Suppression. Sold by all druggists. Send for pene G R. 120 West Broadway, Trial size 25 cents. 8, Your Boys Will be Pleased with the e. And you will be pleased with the price of our Spring suits. NOAH WALKER & Co., Tailors and Clothiers, 8,51,6 625 Pennsylvania avenue, Ir Success be the true test of merit, it Is cer- tainly a settled fact that “Broimn’s Bronchial Troches” have no equal for the prompt relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles, eo ‘Keep it Beautiful,” Insures new growth. ‘London Hair Restorer” Restores the color. ‘London Hair Restorer” Exquisite dressing. ” The only cleanly and effectual Hair Restorer .” in the market. Not adye A toflet luxury, entirely free trom all obnoxi- ous or unpleasant odors. Price 75c, At all druggists, Stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash- ington, ay: einer ieee eee tes cure 4 to6 ; ail urinary complaints; $1, at druggists. For Washington at 40 Pa. ave. “RovucH ON Rats.”—Ask druggist for it. It Clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. 15¢. a box; for Washington at 480 Pa. avenue, “ALDERNEY WAGO! resh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 35¢ per 1b. Also, cot tage cheese, buttermilk aud sweet milk 5c. per at. —_—_—_— EDUCATIONAL. J E. SOHEEL, Teacher of PIANO, ORGAN anu Je VOCAL MUSIO. Partionlar atfention to be. sinners, a8 weil as those wishing to be qualified for Teachers. Terms moderate. 1418 H st. n.w. noe im 5 W. ELYNN, A. M., 702 6ta St. 5. w— je CLASsES—Afternoen, 1 to 4; 810 per quarter Nening,7 to 9; $5 per ‘nionth, in’ advance. Latin, Greek, German, French, Enwlish, Mathematica, Penmanship, Bookkeepitig. Specfal attention to preparation for Oollece, West P an oint, Annapolis, all competitive examinations. ¢ rivate lessons on moderate terms. my24 SUMMER SESSIONS. SPENCEKIAN BUSINES3 COLLEGE, Con. 77H aND L Sts. N.W. ‘Thorough instruction and training in Penman ship, Bookkeeping, Business Practice, Busin Calculations, Correspondence, &c., by the month or quarter. ‘Students received et any time. Pleaa- antrooms. Individual instruction. For particu- | lare call at the Collewe office, or address my13 HENRY 0. SPENOER, Principal. ROFESSOR LARROQUE, 1923 F st., native Pee Instructor, graduate of Sorboune Uni- yersity, Paris. Private instruction in all the French branches and niostien, THE PiqvUaNT and charming actress, Miss | to 2 minutes by L- Cs | Ladies’ Serge PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. SALE OF SPRING AND BOOTS AND BHOES. If you desire to save money by buying first-class BOOTS and SHOES at the very lowest prices, 3ou can dos0, as we prefer tote then at smallest margin than fo carry them Over Tastes’ S strep petidate only 80 fee? Snir ale : | Laate greens aud Len Butt. Shoes, only 75e. Ladies! Newporte and Low Butt Shoee, $1, 81.25, | Ladies’ ail eather Kid and Pebble Butt. Shoes, only | 1.50. Ladies’ Kid and Pebble Butt. Ehoee, onty'81. | Fadies' ine Kid worked Button hole, $2and $2.50. | Ladies’ fine French Kid Button Shoes, only $3. | Ladies’ Foxed Butt., from $1 to $3. 1 Ladies’ Foxed Lace Gaiters, 75c. to $2. | Ladies’ Serge 1 ace Gaiters’ 7c to $2. Ladies’ Serve Butt , $1.25 to $2.50. | Consteas Tc. Misses and Children’s shoes from 25¢_to $2.50, en's good Low Shoes, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Men's Calf Low shoes only’ $2 to Men's Calf Gaiters only $2 to $4 (cur favorite) Gaiters only $1.25. Mena Working Shee, Aivteather, $1, $1.35. len’a Working Shoes, all leather, $1, $1.25. Boote, 50 to $5. ‘Men's Calf to $5. Boy's good Lace thoes 85c. Boy's ood Gaiters 75c. ud other goods too numerous to mention. All we sek twan n inspection of our goods. Polite attention to all. Don't forget house and number. SE a SOs Branch Store 140 Bridgest., Geos Gousin’s Fixe Shoes a specialty. Te REDUCE STOCK, ‘We will offer the balance of our Meu’s Fine Goat Low Button, at @3.80, for- o perly a pair. Men's Fine Gut Osfords, at $3.50, corners 4 a pair. 5 Men's Shoes from $1.50 t0 26.50 a pair. ii A large lot of Ladies" Cloth and Serge Top Kid Foxed Button Boots at $2, formerly ®2.50 a pair. f et eam ‘Ties aud Sandal Slippers mn $1 to $3 a ir. ia te W. 8. RICH, JelT 77 Market Space. C= ONE AND ALL: Parents are respectfully invited to buy thelr EXAMINATION SHOES, ich contain Sandals, Slippers, New Wet sa Bation Bich Tea iae, Penease 2, for their Children, at the GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, (Sign of the Red Fing,) THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DI3- THICT. Chesper Than Ever! Read These Pricas! Ove of our specialties are Ladies’ Shoes “i cts. Ladies’ Kid Shoe, from #1 up to 85. 100 pairs Men’s Gongrses low quarter Oak only 1.50 per pair. 100 paire } Calf L Quarters, only $1. 100 pairs Men’s Calf Low Quarters, only $1. SPECIALTIES. 50. 75. 200 paire Boys’ Gaiters or Lace, with tips, 85 cts. 1,000 pairs of Children’s Shoee, 15 couts a pair, or two pairs for 25 cents. ‘Men's Base Ball Shoes can be found at GKEAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. 401 Pennsylvynia Avenue, LEOPOLD RIC! D, Proprietor. JEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue. Jere RELIABLE, NEAT-FITTING, STYLISH AND COMFORTABLE SHOES. ~~ PRICES LOWER THAN THE SAME QUALITY ARE SOLD ANYWHERE. Ladies’ Newport Ties, from 81 to #2 50. Ladies’ 3-strap Slippers, $1 to #3. } Ladies" petep Boot Sandals, 1 adies’ New Style Button Boots. &2 to 87. Mirves' and Children’s Slippers and Ties. Gents’ Fine Low Shoes,’ French, Engiieh and American styles, ‘Gents? Con Boys’ and uh WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES THE LOWEST. WE GUARANTEE UUR GOODS THE BEST. One Erice. se7 GEO. McCARTHY. MEDICAL, &c. OST MANHOOD Spermatorrhoa, Impo- tenoy, peminal Weakness and Dyspepsia cured by uring DR. BROTHERS' INVIGORATING CG DK- DIAL. #1 per bottle. 906 B street 6. w.. 0] »posite Suitthsouian, PIB LEON, the oldest established and only rel- LADIES" PHYSICIAN in the city, can br consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenus, from ) to Yo'clock. All Female Complaints and > larities quickly cured. Consultation free. ‘Sepa rate roomea for patients. jell-im MARAN, DE FOREST BAB REMEDY For Ladies. All female:complaints uickly onre?. Can be consuited daily at 941 7th st. n.w. Office hours from 1 to 9 p.m. ‘8p28-3um* € NEAR NINTH.—The ‘Turkish ax: 903 Hoesen bate eome sre slow compiai, oc ‘Pri 3 the Seminal Weakness, Loss of Manhood, aud all de orders brought on by indiscretion or excess. Any Druggist has the ents. Je6-e0 ONSULT DR. ROPERTSON, every Wednesday and Ssturday, at his office, 456 O st. n.w., nea? 435 st., from 2 to § p.m., whey with 15 Fears etperi ence, guarantees acure in all diseases of the Urinary Organs, Nervous sud Seminal Weakness, Nocturna: Emissions, Impotency, &c. Gonorrhees or Syphil- % recently contracted: positively cured in from 6 tc i ‘Consultation strictly private, and sepa newt Baier wR Th Boone ore. G 9 Baltimore. Charges moderate.” }-6m RB. MOTT'’S FRENOH POWDERS—Oertair Dears for Ritney Dinette, Coed ae #7 Diseases, Nervous Debility, Weakp potent leet, Bcrofuls,” Syphilis, an Blood and Akin Diseases cured. Gonerr- Reescured in 48 hours. For aale corn Price $3 per box, sent by mail oeipt on price. al Terms moderate. Summer classes. ap9-3m. APLEWOUD INSTITUT! CoNncoRDVILLI BRON BITTERS Mi izioe adr aur, Caeea ae | [RON BYrTeRs. ae prey see Sprayer ke mse First Se SHORTERDOR 6 a Petictpal — Stop One Minute and Think. If you have DYSPEPSIA, IN. Bitte pet Ni fron | ee Ges Iron Bitters {——————_______ if your B D is THIN, or Tron Dieses Beda emery DERLARTES: aie iron Bitters| iN Birieds eure frop Bitters; It or feel thst LIFE iron Bitters|/A BURDEN, 1k08 will cure you. iron Bitters | —— fron Ritters iron Bitters | disease that femal on bare, OOOASTONAL YOU OAN BE CURED: Paice $14 Bor. ALL DRUGGISTS BELL THEE HB BEOWN OHEMIOAL O0., BALTIMORE, es SOLE PROPRIETORA. Fer sale by STOTT & CRO! 485Pennsyi- ania avenua, ‘wholesale and retail and yall Drag- (CBsmBeRee ENCYCLOPEDIA. J 15 Volumes, Over 13,000 Pages. Price, During June, $6.00. Among the wonderful things which have been Sccomplished for lovers of good books by the **Lit- perhaps the most wonderful is i8 great Encyclopwdia at a merely nominal cost. It is a verbatia reprint of the last English edition, in 15 beautiful volumes, clear nonpareil type, handsomely bound in cloth for $7.50; thesame, printed on finer, heavier pai wide margins, and bound in half Russia, gilt Price $1500. ‘Lhe first nine volumes are ready for delivery. Vol. 10 will be ready June 20. The remaining Volumes will be completed by October ONE PRICE BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE, SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANOTHER LARGE LOT ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. 2 CTS. EACH. WIDE, FIGURED DRESS LAWNS, EXTRA FINE QUALITY, AT 5 CTS. PER YARD. ANOTHER LOT OHOICE DESIGNS, MAGNIFI- CENT QUALITY, AT 9 CTS. ANOTHER LOT AT 12% CTS., AND STILL ANOTHER, THE FINEST OFFERED IN WASHINGTON, AT 17 OTS. WOODWARD, LOTHEOP & GOOHRANE, 705 and 709 Market Space. ONE PRICE. 3019 COTTA WINDOW CAPS, NUFACTUBED FROM THE FINEST CLAYS. VEBY ORNAMENTAL, in kinds and Bs and: smtielien of a ines ot cums, just For sale at a hesvy discount from former prices. TERRA OOTTA VASES, SEWEE FIFR, STOVE CROOKS, &0., aT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERBA COSTA 0O., @01 New Jersey avon puit Jy next. AN AMAZING OFFER. ‘The more widely and rapidly these volumes are scattered, the creater is their influence in induciue «ther purchases of thisand our many standard pub- lications. Accordingly we give special terms to early subscribers. ‘To all, whoseorders andmoney are received during the month of June, we wii supply the 15 volumes, in cloth, for $6.00, an: in bait Busia, gilt top, for $12.00. To any one fending from any place, where we have Carually the leadiny bootnelier of the tonn). a cab of five orders, we will allow a commission of 10 cent. The volumes issued will be sent at once by express, and remaining volumes when coni- pleted. "A specimen volume in cloth will besent, i, for 5O centr, or in naif Russia, «it top, fr $1.00, and may be returned at once, if not satisfactory. ‘The ‘*Cuamprns's ENCYCLOP=D1A” comprises the first 15 volumes of our **Library of Universal Knowlecge, ' and the remaining volumes, complete thies™ est Ohad tanta tered letter or by express. ions of one dolar may be sent in postage stamps. Address AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE, ‘Tribune Building, New York. JOHN B. ALDEN, Manager. Bore AGENT mm WasHINGTON, JAMES ANGLIM & CO., Je10-t,m2w 1424 F street PES. MEN’S LOW QUARTE’ 10) 35 SOEs. cost from Sis0 23 $3.50, f 60 it’s Cong. GAITE! pump soles, Fenualr 88 Bho rere With 8 great many bargains at half value. J. W. SELBY, 3e19 1014 and 1916 Pa. av. [ue GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. SPECIAL BARGAINS. ANNUAL CLEARING SALE oF Children’s Examination SHOES. Ladies’ SANDALS and TIES. Gent's Low Quarter SHOES. iL. HEILBBUN, Noe. 402 7th st. m.w. Sian oF: Tas OLp Woman m Wrspow. L. E. GANNON, erB.& Ody: ' 2235 Boom 7. Corcoran Balldings | Street \4 G™ase EXCURSION eae To NIAGARA FALL JULY 3p, dra AND Sim, 1880. LOUND-TRIP TICKETS, UNI 00D TO RETUR! IL JULY 153m, ONLY $11 EN CHILDREN bEeTw ® AND TWELVE YEA z Now ready and must positively be purchased om or before July let. Apr'y to Je24, 26, 28,30 4t OK! LOOK: 4 SELECT EXCURSION TO LEONARDTOWN, BLACKISTO PERCY G. SMITR, 1431 Pa. a SUNDAY, Juxr orm. CHILDREN FREE Boat leaves Oth street wharf at $5 arriving heme pesitively at,i¢ p.m. rs will be im waiting’ at Brad. ad je qtore. y's office, 61 a.m., sharp, NP Music ly n of ader, cing and shooting. Prizes fo en. Also, prize for bowlin, i at4 p.m the dire Schne: ladies and sack races, conte. QTEAMER Mystic xB nence SATURDAY, ‘© Coeo dsye anc Point, 8: p22 EXCURSIONS JoNE 6. wan Falls, Mon Thursazy ‘0 Sn turdays and Sunda; rf at 9am. shar} ay ets, ts a Giymont and F leavinw at au, sharp: Pethirnine At tp ta. 6 p mer City of Alexandria. " Round trie, Ys CELEBBATION OF ST. JOU by ARMINID _At WASB n und firewor n and indies, 80 cc crs OF at the gate. = Aner FAL MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS: FRIDAYS. landing at Giymont We fall Friday besdays and Marshall Steamer le Po Ferry wharf 7.15 p. p.m. Dancing down ang returnive Low Round trip, # et OW OPI Li Excursions. ‘The pleasantest around Washington. The Fe every half hour, and a beat to the Park. First-class city prices ; also, fine stablinw horses. Je8-20 lations for RICHARD ROB: Proprietor, be TEODDEN, Agent, IVINS, Propri TO O00 Every Weane day and ing the season. Leave 9am. ; returning round ¢ T¥ Mt Every Monday Music and Dancin; t ri sic and dancing. 8 RIDE FOR 10 © and Satprday during ¢ ns TO MARSHALL HALL AND MT. VERNON as SPRING ay, Leave at 7:30. Roun trip. ‘The steamer can be char- tefed on reasonable terme. Apply to W. L. SEARS, our only authorized ageut, corner 11th and F sts.. or at the boat. my3i-im —— ain” _AMUSEMENTS, iM THEATER COM1QU P.m.; returning st 21, nychtly, and Tuestay Aas eager a of Allan and Hart, Dooley and Charles W aterfield. rry and E) Bud? ty Fema Last week of ma E T GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE FoR Swellings, Sore Breasts, Cute, Py Felon, 8, Baras, Dy, ‘Bolle, Sprains, bts, Aflections of the 7 hrc tnch’ as Hoa Diphtheria ‘Throat; rs, Milt £ Tysipela, Oud the beet Selve out tor Corns and B Mande, Poiguings of al ailments subject to human ture Tur Scratches and Swel f imitations. None s m 1H. KROPP, Jn, in the lower right. wer of the label! Ask for KROVP'S SALVE For sale by all Drag- nd take no other. 2 Tstreet nm. w. au polensle Deper— AGAINST THE Dis- CT OF COLUMBIA Contracted by the Board of Public Works, Gom- missioners of the District of Columbia, or Levy Court, including Certificates of Board of Audit, Auditor and Sewer Certificates, and General Sewer ‘Tux Receipts prosecuted and collected through ALLEN C. CLARK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Half st. mew. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPHTHERIA, PNEUMONIA, SOKE THROAT, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, &ee ice wists. A™ CLAIms TRI ULE.” The Ceiebrated Giycerine Lotion Gives Immediate Helief and a Cure, ache, Files, Buutous or sorencen of th from dhe, Fides, Bunions oF Boreieet ot hae Peat Tee Whatever cause, Burus or Scalda aud all Indiam matory Diseases. ‘No houseboid can afferd to be without it. Physicians use and recommend it. cen refer to thousands who owe their lives to Our Iuminated Circulars sent free, npon applt- cation oy letter. No risk in trying tt, as we eusrantee satisfaction refunded. or mi 4 1 per bottle. rial Botton, 200. Bold by ali Drugeists. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, i PROPRIETORS, We “BAP. mart-ro 937 Krew THYSELF. ‘The untold miseries that result in lif be alleviated and ‘sho doubt this stsertion should ‘Two hundredth edition, revised and biished. It is a standard medical Erte Ensen written by eae Ape eg te SA . W. H. Pi Address Dr. fay aaa? a “~ |