Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1880, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY.. ++: SU%e 25, 1880. The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFicE oF CuIRY Staxat. and cloudy weather, with frequent rain. win mostly southerly, stationary or lower barome- ter. DEMOCRATIC REJOICING. Hanceck and English Ratification Meeting. A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATION. By far the live fest democratic joliification Meeting seen in thiscity for many years wa3 held last evening under the auspices of the Jackson Democratic Association. Quite a crowd met at the Armory lot about 6 o'clock, where the committee on salute had arranged for Major Hanneman, of the D. C. artillery me mcthe wauenetie trmans gore, to this service, which was aLonice ring fe days doue in @. satistactory manner, Afty-nine demo, SSS eas ec eras oe em ae | cratle guns being fired amid. the hurrabs of te Maximum, 91! minimum, 7." * * inultftude—thirty-eight for the states and twen- LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Yesterday Louls Eskridge, a white mar, was tried In the Criminal Court for an assault with intent to kill James A. Rabbitt, by cutting him with a fish knife. The fury retirea at about 3 o'clock, and returned at 7:30 a verdict of guilty, with a recommendation to mercy. Eugene F. Cobb, a white man, atid house Painter by trade, was arrested yesterday by lectives Coomes and Acton on ‘a dispatch from Chiet of Police Crone, of Baltimore, charging him with the larceny of $200 from some person in that city, and he was this morning turned over to Detective Frieburger, of Baltimore, who came here for him. ‘The coroner's jury in Prince George county, Md., in the case of the colored boy Frank Coates, who was killed by being run over by a train near Wilson's Station, made a finding that the boy's death was the result of his own careless- hess In going to sleep Upon the railroad tle, his head laying upon the rail Ofticer Duvall killed a mad dog in Temperance alley yesterday afternoon. Shillington has advancecopies of St. Nicho- jas for July, ‘The case of the Adamantine Rrick Co, against Woodruff et al, which has been on trial for some time, in which the bill was dismissed by Judge Cox yesterday, the complainants have entered an appeal to the General Term. ‘The fact has been overlooked for some years that there are 24 confederates buried at the Congressional cemetery. and this fact having been made kmown fo the Southern Memorial Association, the graves were decorated a few days ago under the supervision of Mr. J. W. Robertson. ae ee A Son Shoots His Father. About o'clock this morning a white man named Isaiah Stewart was shot by his son, Henry Stewart, 19 years old, on Vermont ave- nue, between Rand $ streets northwest. Stew- art lives on College Hill, Georgetown, and was employed in patating & hous his son ap- proached 2nd tired two loads of buckshot from an army musket, one taking effect In his fath- €r's back and the other wounding hie in the back of bis head. The cause leadmg to the affray was that Isaiah Stewart, who bas a wife, and whe, it 1s alleged, is living with an- Other woman, had been abusing the boy's mother, and that learning of ft, the son got a musket and hunted bim up, firing the shots as above sisted, dn vine tion of his mother. Stewart was not so badly injured as to prevent him from walking hor and It is hoped that the wounds are not fat. The son was arrested by Officer Morgan, of Lieut. Johnson's (second) precinct, and is lodged at the station house. The affair caused considerable excitement in the neighborhood of its oeeurren —_.+—__ Tue FIRe THts MoRNING.—An alarm was sounded at 9 o'clock this morning, soon fol- lowed by a general alarm, for the breaking out Of a fire in the saw-mill and planing establish ment of Messrs. N. C. Draper € Co.. at the cor- ner of C and 13th streets northwest. The fire originated {In the engine-room, from the {gni- Uon of some combustibie matter, which com- municated at once with the shavings-room and | soon to the roof. The workmen discovered It almost immediately and gave the alarm, which brought No. 2 engine company, followed soon afterwards by all the other engines and the two truck companies, and in a few mtnutes large Yolumes of water were played directly into the flames, checking the spread. It was not long before the firemen had subdued the tlames; not, however, until it had burned a hole through the roof. and caused a loss of about $300 to the Duilding and the material stored in the mould- ing room on the second story. The police were quickly on the spot, and kept back the crowd. Daring the progress of the fire a fight toox place im the saloon at the corner of 13th and C streets, causing a rush in that direction, but the police soon restored quiet. It was said that the bir- keeper struck a wortan in the mouth, Which caused the trouble. | ple still survived; ty-one for the national salute. This done the crowd took up the line of march to the head- qarters of the Jackson Democratic Association where the committees of arrangements amd fire Works had everything ready for a good old fash- foned democratic demonstration. The old ban- hers of the association were displayed on the outer wall, with numerous small American flags. A handsome picture of General WS. Hancock was prominently placed side by side with that of “Old Hickory.” Weber's band occu- Pied one side of the balcony, members of the press the other and dhe middle portion was left for President Norris, (who introduced the speakers) and the committees. At $ o'clock the band struck up a lively air, which had the effect of increasing the crowd. Transparancies were placed at convenient points about the balcony. Some of the mottoes on them were a3 follo “Truth smashed vo earth will rise azain, but Tadicalisin condemned will stay so;” another, “radicalism condemned at Cincinnatt June 21°h will be executed November 2d, 1330, aud buried Match 4th, 1851.7 Soon Mr. Norris appeared, and after a brief but appropriate address upon the favorable auspices of this occasion, during which he was heartily cheered, he introduced Mr. A. E. Lip3. comb, 4 young lawyer of this city, who made the first speech, congratulating the assemhly on the suecess of the convention, and saying it Was now difficult to find adissatisfled democrat in the length and breadth of the United States. Cheers.) It has already untied Tammany aud anil-Tammany tn New York, which really means 40,000 democratic majority in that state. {Applause.) It was an irresistible appeal to the old party for unlon, and the old republican howls of the bloody shirt and other clap-trap Will now cease forever. He was proceeding to speak of the platform, When a hot-air balloon was let up trom the por- Uco, and ascended very gently, attracting con- siderable attention. Some oné remarked that it-was emblematic of the republican party “going up.” ‘The speaker proceeded to say tat the democratic party was a party of honest money, equal rights and constitutional liberty. ‘The next speaker was Chief Justice Lochrane, of Georgia, Who congratulated the democrats of tis city and the whole country on the nomi- nation of Gen. W. 8. Hancock, and that he was to be the next President of the United States, and sald the hour of victory was the hour of lnagnanimity. He would avold saying any- thing offensive to their already conquered Opponents. The democratic party still lives, tine as ever to the rights of man—thank God, tt stl lives. (Cheers }” He proceeded to sp Gen. Hancock in high terms of praise, and sald he would go to the White House ia glory and Would then roll up the bloody slitrt and put tt in a republican carpet-bag aiid cast It out. Capt. Hickey, of ‘Tennessee, was introduced, and said he was an old confederate soldier. every one of whom will come forward and cast their votes for Hancock and Engllsi. ‘Tig blue and the gray will all work together. Dr. J. Webb Rogers was the next Speaker, and said that he saw the democracy bearing to the White House the illustrious soldier, and the enthuslasm meant that the democratic princt- that the Indestructible unit— the states—have not been entirely overthro' aid demolished, and although fettered by tralization and imperial power they still vive. This was the states rights doctrine which excludes secession on one hand and federal aggression on the other. The enemies of the Union had endeavored to overthrow this doctrine and had nearly succeeded making im- Perlalism @ possible. He considered Gartield a more dangerous man (if the docirine of states rights could be overthrown) than Generai Grant, who had already a glorious name, for Garfield stained ‘with “perjury and SITES FOR Reo for in the act of Ji OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Meeting of the Board of Trustees. A special meeting of the board of public ‘school trustees was held last evening, for the pul pose of taking action as to selecting NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS, june 4th last. grr A Singular Law Suit. + 8 OLD MAN'S LOVE, AND WHAT CAME OF IT. To-day, in the equity side of the District Su- preme Court, Messrs Hine and Thomas and Mr. Hughes filed a bill In equity, which Promises td lead to some interesting pri sult is that of Benj. W. Reiss District Govern tt Affairs. == REPAIRS OF SCHOOL HOUSES. Building Inspector Entwisle has addressed a note to the Commissioners, stating that owing to not having control of the expenditures for repairs on public school bulldings during the present fiscal year, he was unable to ae Correct account of or control the pairs. He BOOTS AND SHOES. \LEARING SALE OF SPRING D> Ct*SUMMER boots kD anon! A™ PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, é&e. Trish peorle, co in your ti Inet apres? sour duty : conte this the Do your duty. Bewa it apea’ 7% rs, amusements, fire woke Oe (t RDOAK If you desire to save mor by buying first-class: BOGUS and SHOES st then ee prices, ou can do 80, a8 Ke prefer to wll them at | smallest margin than to carry them over. | JAMES FULLERTON, ‘from the coma sons of Benjamin Reiss, dec’d), against Eiiza- | theref ut t the privileges accorded | Look at cur prices 28-8t Treas. Trin ave Commit’ rica it the DistHct Cone S&F | det ets aba ra Whe, The Bill | to trustees « if expanding Grew dollars per Ladies’ $ strap Bandals only 750. | at Trinh Brecutive Commitee. Sisponed to ratify any action the trust Aa wisny states that Blizabe cies is 8 sued seer ae month on each 2 nol batiding. for repairs be teat gf greene and Low Butt, Shoes, only 752. Leek Look: = ig) e widow of Benjamin lec'd, | withdrawn, ss these minor repairs can be atten- vows = 2, EXCU ¥ 1 pe) {He commits an wach Was | and Mr. White as trustee, and that the taney | gos toasspeciily through his oniceasbyamem. | P8@is Newports and Low Butt Shoes, #1, $1.25, S50 EXOURGIOR TO Irs repairs recommend to Ol locating the public school Second division on the Co) e braced on lots 2 to 11. inclusi not less than 150 @ 1esolutioa that the buliding toh ere:ted in the Secor d division ve on the Henry plan; Mr. Baldwin, from the same committee on the in the penn ateiion, le a report stating that ding in Georgetown, and purposes and injudictous- Second subdistrict there was Pressure for school accommoda. Uons, and the largest amount of rental Is paid there, After some discussion, in which Mr. Curtis urged that the board recommend the 1o- ¢ tcn Of the building tn Georgetown, a motion Was adopted that the building be located in the It was’ decided that the seventh division should be “Force buliding” plan. Mr. Browa, of the sixth division, submitted a the ereetion of a schoo! » AE A Cost NOT to e: erection of @ bu! (colored schools, there was but one bull It was uniit for school In the ly located. the greatest second subdistrict. bu iding fn the erected” on th report recommendin, building in ‘Anacostia ‘$6 50, asking that the plan therefore be ret ‘on buildings and repairs. So. 10 the committee ordered, c-ived and accep as teachers were Addison Dent, T. and George k. E, either of the tees of the ous Of its being offering, hich ained and W. BR, Woodware clent trustee of belleve that he or any ‘efforts’ were to do what all tn first district, two that they give a hy ence. A LETTER FROM BRI THE CRIME. peinery tarnished by De Golyer pavements an others fitted by nature and by corruption by his peculations, his frauds and perjury, to pro. claim himself dictator and tyrant. But now. thank God, the danger fs past. Democracy as. serts once more ind old doctrine; de- nouncing every step towards centralization, and proclaims once more the constitution and Seciaration— the gprinciples of John Hancock, who signed the declaration, and will seat his great grand son in the pi lential chair. ene oe ae one Ce mace —<$<———_ Gen. Was introduced, and tendered his REMEMBER A. FiscHee’s dry cleaning pro- congratulations on the success of the Cinciubatl Of ale beg estaction tm renovating garments | convention. ‘This nomisation would carry the ofall kinds. Terms moderate. Office, 903 G st. State of Pennsylvania by 30,000 majority. B.W.—Adei, (Cheers) He invoked all to his stan- Contninenas 1 —The forty-etghth com- dard and elect and inaugurate him. {Applause. } mencement of Pennsylvania College, at Gettys- Mr. J. J. Coombs was introduced, and stated that he had belongea to no party for s burg, was held in the college church yesterday. | twenty or more years, but he was for Gee Ran The graduating class numbered seventeen. - cock. [Cheers.) His old joni es died out, (the Misses Effie urrett. Sallie Clarke, Mary Cur- | old whi ). but he was ‘how tor Hancock. _ jane Semen raer ae oe ae eos He liked n. Hancock, because he knew wher nv’S | the w: 1 Academy, near Emmitstee Ma 685 ee he war was oyer, but the best reason he couid turned bome for the summer vacation. Mi:s Sunbeam Dyer, who was one of the graduates at St Reg ota yesterday, will reach home 19- day. The distribution exercises at St. Jos2ph’s yesterday were witnessed by a very large audi- ence from different fone of the country. tu- cluding a number of Washingtonians. Tile ex- hibition of tapestry work, paintings on satin and silk, €mbroidery, crayon and pencil dra ings, Was fine. The Washington girls broagh ote their full share of premmlums. commencement of Dickinson Cl'ez> yi Carlisle. Pg., was one of great’ { ~ drill was a new feature. prize med: =o contestants in oratory. Hi. Kk. Robinsén, of Philadelphia, won the gold medal, and £. H. Linville, of Washington, the silver medal. ‘The sixteenth anniversary and commence ment of the Bryant, Stratton and Sadler's neis College was held at the Academy of Yasi-, Baltimore, last night. Tkere were one hundred and fifty juales, Yesterday was cOimmencement at Fredericx Female College. Eight young ladies read grad- wating essay: “Never buy your cldthing where they mark the prices in plain figures,” says the Transcript, ‘There was Bendlimbs, who was boasting of his ew trousers—pants he called them—whtch he Said cost him $15—“prime stuf, imported, you know"—when one of the boys, too curion3 in his investigations, discioged tq’ tha eyes of all the tag bearing the legend, “Geo. C. Henning, Price $5.” Poor Bendlimbs had forgotten to ; fear it off, ae offer was that he (the oe) wanted to de on the winning side once fn his life. (Applause. He bad been all his life accustomed to the loosing side. He predicted tha have a majority of one hundg-d eie (Immense cheering } SERENADE TO HON. A. 11. STzPar Three cheers were here given 10 COS and English, and 1t was announced that ti. band wouid ‘proceed to the residence of Mr. FP. Culver, in South Washington, to seren. the Hon. A. H. Stephens, of Georgia, whey is al present the guest ef Mr. Culver; thereuzon the Yast crowd moved off to the music of a lively air. On the agrival of the band played under the s [gom, and soon Dr. Cuiver Sppeared, and in ver appropriate language introduced bis ats- Unguished guest, who was wheeled thi aparuments t¢ the front window, and by t oi two of his friends raised on bis crutches and slowly walked to the window, when he Was met with round after round ot ap- Plause, When silence at Jast prevailed he com- menced to speak in a clear strong voice, tirst eing on 1 his e aid and although not so well known as a pu’ a RRaL ESTATE Saes.—B.H. Warner, real estate broker. has recently sold tor Robert Purvis the | bandsome Building. man, yet he is well known as a true Jacksonia’ cemocrat and as firm as the hills. The ne, he was lustily cheered, i ith street | are not for revoiution, except through thebat Dive being on the Cast side OF th street, be: | Dox, and they look {0 the democrniie tose for tween G and H streets, to John Angerman, for | Teform of political abuses. In concludiag, ue $9,200. Mr. Apgerman Intends shortly to re- | predicted the success of the democratic party in move the present Improvements and erec: a | the coming campaign. On resuming his Se it | ee . ‘Tux Bors’ CLoruixe Hovse of B. Robinson & Co., %9 Pennsylvania avenue, 1s the piac2 to visit before starting on your sulamer jaunt, pare Dort Serdasoes | PrveraLor Gey. ScTren.—A dispatch from | Litiz, Pa., June 4th, says: John A. Sutter, the | distinguished pioneer and Oger rales of early California, was buried to-day at this place. The Tunéral was attended by delega- Uons of veteran Callfornians from New York and Philadelphia, members of the Society of Az soctated Pioneers of the Territorial Days, amon; whom were present Gen. J. C. Fremont an Gen. H. G. Gibson, the latter president of the society. The remains were buried with the | simple services of the Moravian church, per- formed by Kev. Chas. Nagle, and laid at rest in the grounds adjacent to the churen. They were followed to the grave by the grandchildren of the deceased, oid soldiers, by the pioneers, among whomi were some of his assoctates in California in 1546, and by nearly 300 of his zen. Gibson deitvered a brief Dut impressive eulogy over the deceased, and was followed by Gen. Fremont, who referred to bis friendship for Gen. Sut’ commencing 36 years ago. when he first arrived in California. As the cofin was lowered into the grave a large and beautiful floral pillow, brought by his veteran friends and associates, was placed over the remains. It bore the tn- seription: “California Pioneers—We Loved Him.” Gen. Sutter, it will be remembered, died at Mades’ hotel, in this city, on Friday of last week. WasmIncTON CaTTLe MARKET at Queens- town, D. C.. Drove Yards, June 23, 150.405 cattle offered—279 sold to butchers = eae ranging from 3% to 5°, cents per pound, 77 30! to r to Baltimore, 36 driven to do., 13 head Jett over; 300 sheep and lambs—old sheep sold from 3 to 4% cents per pound, lambs from 534 to 61; cents; 20 cows and calves sold rrom $40 to $35. Market for cattle dull; sheep brisk. ‘TWO CHILDREN RCN UVEK AND Baviy Huat.— About 5 o'clock yesterday, Michael Sullivan, @ sixteen-months-oid son of John Salltvan, 7th Street read, was severely ipjured In the groin and head by being run over by a horse be- longing to Mrs. Lotta Lavender. The child was attended by Dr. W. W. Townsend. Geo. Bachenkame, twelve years old, living at No. 304 D street southwest, was run Over at corner of Major McD. Carrington then made a speech id the outer door, atter which the crowd re- n ——__+__ Picnics, Excursions, &c. ‘There will be a grand excursion to Niagara Falls July 3d.4th and 5th next. Round trip Uckets, good to return until Julyti5th, only $!1. ‘These excursions present an excellent oppor! u- nity for visiting the great cataract. A select excursion will be given to Blackis- ton’s Island next Sunday on tie $Jane Mose e7. It will be one of the most enjoyable excursious of the season. The boat will start at S:30 a. m and will positively arrive home at 10 o'cloc! m2. Li The famine fever In Ireland again, as tn 154 has been provoked by misery and hunge! making necessary a new appeal for help. monster Irish pic-nic is to be given next week for this purpose, and every Irish household in W: igton should send forth its represeata- tives abd “give one day to Ireland” at tue Schuetzen Park, The City of Alexandria will leave at 7:15 tits evening for Marshall Hail. Ladies, see notice of the secretary of the Light Infantry fair committee. Extensive preparations are being made for the first grand fete oo plenie to be given ty the Union Fraternelle de Langue Francals* at the Schuetzen Park next Monday at 4 p.m. PICTURES AT Cost at Veerhofl's, 916 7th st. t CARROLL INSTITUTE FREE NIGHT ScHOOL.— ‘The annual commencement of the free night scuool of Carroll institute took place in the Nall ot the institute — scraping. pn eteee were int an audience large, Mas- ter M. 7. Dee was awarded the medal for excel- lence tn all his studies, and Master Albert J. Sehulteis, by a unanimous vote of the commit- tee, recet the premium for elocution. The following were also awarded jums for at- tention to study and for iment: Mas- ters Callahan, Bi cfawtord Bt Cosle, artin, Canty, 0”! 4 Fitzgerald, Mt ; 4 aey ung, 43g Street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, by Jobn Ingham, living at No. 122 C street Johnsen and C. and Ryan and Fegan, and humorous Mr. Ralph Jefferson. east. One wheel of wi yO Striking him at ELSE GISELE knocking him down. te was taken to TBE CENSUS ENUMERATORS last evening met ae! headquarters and Dr. Townshend called at room 31, Le Droit Dutiding, for the purpose of iD, ——— to his injuries, after which he Cs an Col. Wa. il. — was sent home. ‘District, was elec! cee J. Tyler Powell, vice-president; J. C. Tee Camreet Divorce Case.—vesterday a | Wall, TY; Aw assistant ‘secre- ¢ross-bill for absolute divorce was fled byMessrs. | tary, and D. % ~ A com Penmee hom iis wile Manza cut began fora moonlight caoareice down the river, a id Y wi a Tha nieuit for lira:ted divorce. denies the charzo3 | money was subscribed to meet expenses. Ci sabitual drunkenness thiealsof voleses ted | _ Gxas Rapvcriom in alldepartments at Palals 2ericus assaults by his wife, Royal for the next ten days. t ing, and for janitoi THE A letter was pre from Hon. Horatio been with no little regret that 1 that the ‘King scholarship’ better practical use; but this is not the fault Superintendent or board of trus- public schools. In making of this scholarship (or rather tive Scholorships in the last instance), giving something of “Now while I doubth Woodward, on the subject at the commitiee on annu: fect.” Mr. ati ) ma he ted. read Hunter. King. to the sec OWN INDI TEACHERSHIPS, ETC. The resignation of Mrs. Hemlebower, Miss Annie (lark ) of the first district, was Applications for positions and filed from Messrs, Bolin and Willlam ©. Ew- position from W. P. Allen KING SCHOLARSHIP. ‘sented by the superintendent teen hi care at 4 p.m, roturiing at 9 ——_—_____. % 25 cents. tat It has 8e-The Keno (Nev.) Savings Bank suspended | Parents are respectfully invited to buy their has not been put to | the Ist of January, 1580, satd Benj. Relss died | yesterday. Cause, too mulch a ae ee EXAMINATION SHOES, [thought and hoped 1 was real value and I was desir- understood as a free, voluntary I knovw it was.’ toan article in Tae Srar of the from any quarter to make so small an offering * Mr. Lovejoy stated that the first Columbia Scholarship was presented by the fac- ‘be National Medical College in 1355, and 1 scholarship was. not given until and since then twenty-three scholarships been awarded, of which nine went to the cond, and six each to the third and fourth districts. ‘The letter of Mr. King was referred to the jal Teports, with a request. istory of the different scholar- ships, and embody tn it Mr. King’s Adjourned. The Hirth Murderers, <TL THE REPORTS WHICH CONNECT His NAME WITH in reply to the insinuations made by the counsel for Bedford and others, convicted and sentenced to be hanged on September 10th, for the murder of George Philip Hifrth, that Rich- d. ard T, Brown was one of the guilty parties with spate Ben Johnson, Brown wrote t ty butiding for the orcoram market square fronting O street, and th of plaintiffs, Benj. Reiss, was in his lifetime seized of the east 35 feet 5 inches of lot 13, square ‘224, on G street, betwi 13th and 14th north- by a lize ‘ber of the school board. He also requests that all requisitions for matertalsshall go through bis office, and that the property clerk be directed LEONARDTOWN, 81.50. Ladies’ all leather Kid and Pebble Bz TOUCHING AT BLACKISTON’S ISLAND. ‘Shoes, only Ladies’ Kid and Pebble Batt. Shoe, only 81. Ny On the JANE MOSELEY, west, ved brick dwelling; that, | to return the ttemized accounts of his office for fadie® fine Kid worked Buttonhole, $2and $2.50. SUNDAY, Juxp 2ira” Re te ari; | while sald Benjamin ‘eles, was seed et ota Fagmination before making out the Voucher for | Ladies, fine Erench Eid Button Shoes, only 83. CBL rR Love}o: also otferen ground and premises, on or about the 13th day Peyment, in order that he may seg that the | Ladies’ Foxed Lace Gaiters, 750. t> $2 y atone teres ae aS pod charges are correct, = i he ea to ee | Ladies’ & 32.. hi (pol re el fe the t account of expenditures o! rs. e | ¥ adopted. | satd Benjamin Reiss, ee te Eatice erve | ace Gaiters & Serxe Butt , $1.25 to $2.50. 000 w2- | Ladies’ Serge Congress; Thc | judicious man- | Misses and Children’s Shoes from 25e. to $2.50, ibe abe xtutely | good Low Shoes, @1, 81.25, 81.50. correc from demented of old age | appropriation having been decreased intensified by griet over the loss of his wife, be- | low the estimate, will require came iheapable of attending to ordinary busi- | agementto do the work, ant it ness affairs or executing a valid deed or con- | necessary that the lack of responsibility which existed last year shall be remedied.and he thinks | it will be accomplished by carrying out the | ai | above suggestions. | Mems Men’s tract, and while in this condition of mind ne Sought most unnatural matrimonial alliances With every woman he chanced to meet; that on the hallucination of said Benjamin Reiss on the AMPETAan UNION PRATER. FRANCAISE, at the AND FPRTE € en by ti NGUE rood Gaiters on! LL ‘orking Shoe SCRUEIZ! ®,,all leather, $1, $1.25. aS : BUILDING PERMITS Calf Boots, $1.50 to $5. = Bt 4 B.ta. Music te the Bering Bane ae Suniectof marriages being made known to the | tasued by Inspector Entwistle: Joseph S, Biren, | Boy's good Lace thoes 85e. the Airection 5 a defendant, E:izabeth. an adventuress then re- | repair brick Dulldtug: $390, -C. &. Henk » repair | Ho}’s food Gaiters Tc. tonalite: At Darcing Siding in the city of Baltimore, in the state of | DHCK No. lake eee ee $600. Jas. Robbins, | Ad other woods too numerons to mention. All we Maryland, under the name of Betty Slathower, | men. she craftily and designedly conspired with one tory dwelling, 15th, Detween S and ; $2,000, Samuel Norment, build three ask is an inspection of our goods. Polite attention to all. Don’t forges house and number, SINSHEIMER Pay : 2 BRo., Admirsion, 25 con Con, and divers other persons to these plaintiffs houses in alley between M and N and 9th SOS 7th st , bet. H and Ista, “TE. 5 . urknown, to take ntage of the said Benja- | and 10th sts. n.w.; Zi 500). Branch Store 140 Bridwest., Georgetown. Saiaamerarcener es NE min Relss in his then distressed mental coudition ———————_ Cousin’s Fine Shoes a specialt: jelT-2w . snd succeeded tn making him believe that she A Work oF Cuarrr ed him, and thereby influenced him to exe- has consented to act as ‘Mr. James L, Barbour Fo Occoquan Fall, Mendasm, Ye Gaye and ‘Thuredaye, To Se of fed REDUCE STOCK, peel ‘ aA soy ae ee er toe ae fund Polat. Saturde and {Sund eae ox cute a deed of trust of the said ground and | how ing raise yy the ice and citizens of ‘erry wharf at 9m. sharp eturns ¢ Tied | premises to the defendant, with White as | this District for the bevel oe thea of the ‘We will offer the balance of our Occoquan and. 9 yan. “from Sault 1 trustee. sald deed being dated October isth, | House of the Good Shepherd at Baltimore, as | Men's Fine Goa Low Button, at 83.80, for- Siymont end Pak cas ints: that within twoor three days thereafter { an acknowledgment for thelr many kind acts sanerly $4 8 pair. Sam. and 2 pte sharp. retionng at seayie the defendant, under the name of “Betty Slat- | durlog the past twenty years in receiving and | Men's Fine ait Oxfords, at 3.50, former! m. on eteamer Uity of Alexandria. Round tele V5 (nee | hower,” was married to Benjamin Reiss, and | caring for wayward young girls of this ces in Meats Ethoes from 81.50 to 86.50 a pair Cat ol tite Te: | shortly afterwards she obtained from htin a | many cases without compensation. ‘Thereis ne | * Cloth re Wer of attorney to collect the rents, and be- ‘Dg now in full possession of all the old gentle- man’s property, and as the plaintiff believe in accordance with a preconcetved purpose on her part, she refused to cohabit with him and treated him with the utmost. Indifference, even fo compelling bim to sleep in the gatret of his own house, saying ft was” “Good enough for the crazy ola Dutchman;” that on A larxe lot of Ladies’ Cloth and Serge Top Kid Foxed Button Boots at 82, formerly 2.50 a pair. adies’ Newport Button Ties aud Sandal Slippers from $1 to 83 a pair. W. H. RICH, Jel? 717 Market Space. OME ONE AND ALL! institution in ubls District for such purposes, and this one has never turned away a case from this city. Major Brock states that there has been no record kept of the girls sent there, bat he thinks that $10,000 would not more than Teimburse that institution for the expense it has Deen subjected to on that account. at AY EXCURSION, “ STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON Will make a trip of $0 miles on the . Potomac Biver ai EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, © 6th Street wharf, termuin Leavir that “It has tt at the age ori years, leaving surviving him | customers and hard times. ‘There are said to be | Which contsin Sandals Slippers, Newporte, Lace the plaintiffs and ary A. and Adelaide C. | abundant assets to meet all Mabllities. J. A. and Button, Hieh and Low, from 250. & present | Kelss, his children, only heirs at law, the two | Kinkead, the president, 1s down with nervous to 82, for their Children, at the named being under 1 ot age and having | prostration. GREAT Gere Avcrion Potomac Ferry wharf 7:13 p.m no means of support; that satd defendant (Eliza- | gery ak v1 2 ‘erry wharf 7 ‘. beth) has, since the death of sald Benj. ‘Reiss, Ta rane gant anybody whol s sick or eryous in a thunder-storm. 1f 13 not cowardice, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, but a temporary result of the faftuence sustain. held possession of the premises to the exctuston._| (Sign of the Red Fia,) of the heirs at law and has falied to account for p.m. Dauciie down and hack” § 012. fe then refers ed by the nerves from the electricity in . | THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE IN THE DI8- ME TIVOLI PARK, © 10th instant, | the rents and profits, and it was the intention | ‘4 Pe who is spoken of astouate Sele 4 3 Ni PEN TO Tae Bug, Lies Pent Sag anak the King scholarship * * * was | ot deceased to Nave left tue property to | gauche weer was sick tn bed for hours | Cheaper Than Ever’ sitect aay Rrteest | Excursions. The plese eae for, Penton ana resented through efforts of | lis children to afford ‘them a support. | Siertherctct son nt Springfield, Mass., last | og Re Of Our specialties are Ladies’ Shoes at, around Washington. The Ferry Beate ined esq.. for taany years an effl- | That sald Elizabeth, by felgning love for the year. She had received a shock of lightning | "4S'icgs Kid Shoe, from 81 up to 85. every ha'f hour,and a beantife drive he second division,” and says: | said Genjamin Relss at a time when he was too years before, and never since fails to be Il ina | 100 pairs Men's Gomress low quarter Oak fo the Perk. | First-class accom Spoke to my friend, | Weak mentally to appreciate her sinister and | Syunaerstegr bottom, only 81.50 per pair. FE Prces also, fine siabling a: time, I do not | selfish motive, procured the execution and de- 200 pairs Men's Calf Low Quarters, only $1.50. Sese2m RICE. any body else will claim that | livery of safd dved with the design, as the plain. 100 pairs Men's Calf Low Quarcers, only 61.75. required or used to fadace me | Uffs are informed and believe, of defrauding hts ES. CITY ITEMS. PEOIAL: \LYMONT Now OPEN i ‘ 2 NOW OPEN FOR é correspond wi children out of their expectant interests in hts 100 ae Bove’ Gaiters or Lace, with tips, 85 cts. te. Thie popular seome was not only willing but very dest estate. ‘The complainants further atlege tha: Men's and Boy's Straw Hats. on toe Pairs of Children's Shoes, 19 cents’ a pair, . F Op Toy own motives und tree will.” He states | sald marriage and safd decd was procured by The largest and best assortment of medium | Men’« Base Ball Shoes can be found at tht the first offer—one four years’ course—was | fraud, and while said Reiss was not Ina condi and low-priced Hats, suitable for all ages, sizes, | GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, through W. J. Rhees, and finaily the whole | tion of mind to legally contract marriage or ex- | anq conditions, is at Lewis’, 920 7th street nw. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. XCURSIONS ON EAM scholarship, for 2) jyear, was through the sn- | ecuteadeed. ‘They pray that pending tnls sult \. B.—Prices marked in plain figures, 2 491 Pennsylvynia Avenue, WASHINGTON Perlutenden'. Ho closes," I do not 1é.er to ths | the defendants and each of them be restratned ee Jel6_ LEOPOLD HICHOLD, Proprietor. | TO OUCOQTAN FAL comparatively unimportant motive for the pur- | and enjoined from encumbering or conveying EVERY RELIABLE Drvaarst sells Loditie’s — 3 3 set Wednesday and ¥riday Po: ¢ of aby present correction of the above mis- | the satd real estate; that tie deed from the said | sreadacne Specie. It Never falls te care, NEW YouH SHOE STOKE, Gre the searon, Leave her whan representation, doubtless through an tnadvert- | Benjamin Reiss to ‘defendant, Geo. H. B. Waite UTNE Sonat {returning st 8 p.m. ance; but it is due to me that it should not ap- | be delivered up and cancelled: that pending this} Miss S, W. KELLY, Artist, London Medalist, 605 Pennsylvania Avenue, Fre pear on your records that I required spurring | suit some suitable person may be appointed re- 5 asic and dane: ¥ MILES RIDE FUR 1) OENTS uy Saturday during the season AND MT. VERNON a 30 p.m. TSOI and prize-hoider, from South Kensington, Lon. Celver of said property. They pray for such other | don, Eng., will continue her classes at her own dud farther relief as the nature of thetr case | studio, ivi4 L street northwest ooenee Gon may require. and that the platutifs be granted | necticat avenue; also at the Visitation Academy, the Calted States writ of subpoena to be direct- | Connecticut avenue, which she tae taugat 80 Successfully during the past year. Circulars at Ryneal’s, 7th street. From Prof. A. Jackson, Laval Univer- sity, Quehec. RELIABLE, NEAT-FITTING, STYLISH AND COMFORTABLE SHOES. PRICES LOWER THAN THE SAME QUALITY SOLD ANYWHERE. SPEEN ‘ c Leave a returning at trip 25c. ‘The steamer can be tered 01 enable terms. Apply to W. L. SEARS, our only authorized agent, corner Lith and F sts., or at the boat. Im ed to the defendants, commanding them, « —— ee Crrizens in the northern section can get their Meats and vege:ables daily at the Citizens’ mar- ket, corner Khode Island avenue and 9th st. t ———_—___ Every Sunday. 730) Ke ai Ladies’ Newport Ties, from 81 to $2.50. rap Slippers, 81 to 83. -etrap Boot Sandals, #2.25. lew Style Button Boots, 82 to 87. i 3. idren’s Slippers and Ties. 3 = I have use a godd deal of Colen's Liebiq’s its’ Fine Low Shoes, French, Engiish and AMUSEMENTS. THE COURTS. Rigid Betract af Beer and Toute Ineigorator wn | American styles, $2 to 85.$0. a — = COURT IN GENERAL TERM. cairpueate practice, and can recommend it as | [cbte' Congress Gaiters, $1.26 to $6. ats i § jUMMER THEATER COMIQUE.—Moo correspond- | _, Yesterday, Washington « Georgetown Railroad | extremely useful in ‘cases of depression, deblilty | _Bos*’ and Youths’ Shoes and ‘Ties § Co. day, June 21, nishtly, and Thesday and Peda WE GUARANTEE OUR PRIOFS THE LOWEST. | Matintss. “Acre New unt Annee t. District of Columbia; argued. Booth | and weak digestion requiring strengthening 5U, .' ° y “4 agi. Kooth; submitted. without argument. sil | nourieleng aug by all druggists and gro- | py-o'tARANTEE OUR GOODS THE BEST. fe, Charon “Waterbede tay een ley’ agt. Smith; argument resumed and case | cers. re GEO. mcCARTHY. a Burke, Harry and Emma Dadworth, ae @ enucos Cours frayedeand Wea ta tke “Itching Piles.” “Itching Piles.” TeeGate aa F Complaivants on $510 bond. Moore agt. Jacques; | , ATC @ very distressing complaint. Symptons ——— Mandate from U. 8. Supreme Court flied. Pp. H. | 8f€ molsture, like perspiration, intense itching, Seymour, Wm. Markall, W. S. Parks, James H: Lange, R. W. &. Ogilvie, Louis R. Thian, and James J. McCallum, students, were admitted to bractice on report of committee. Assignment unc! particularly at night, after getting warm in Do not suffer another hour and allow them to become aggravated. Sweayne’s Ointment a certain cure, “Skin Diseases” — Swayne’s Ointment, Skin Diseases “‘Swayne’s Ointment” effectually BONESET BOURBON TONIC, ONE PRICE BOSTON D) Goons AN ELEGANT COMBINATION OF BONESET ne wn aeveE: CRnuNaL Covrt—Judge Macarthur. ef AND OTHER RELIABLE TONICS WITH A he following jetter Yesterday, Edward McRae, larceny; not | Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rheum, iD —_ pool Corkhill, the District Attorney, this guilty. "Babe™ Bedford et al: convinga ot aa — re nk oo He RIPE OLD KENTUCKY WHISKY, SUCH AS Pani: Es ir; | Murder. Benjamin Johnson was or-| § Seases disease at tritl at all z i WASHINGTON, D. C., June 25, 1890.—Dear Sir: P 4 ‘k druggists. Srorr & CROMWELL, ‘olesale | CONNOISEURS APPROVE AND INVALIDS I was born in Washington city, on the corner | dered to be released from jail. Frank Jackson, of Market Space and K street southeast, on the 22d day of September, 1843. worked for to lead an had a criminal cha Mme, and never was arrest once when a boy discharges. I hav living, “honest Iie. arge of an: about 16 e been I have always and endeavored I never character against in my life except years old with a crowd of other boys on 11th street. I served tu the U. S. army, and I received three honorable ven services of spe- Agents, Washington, “ BUCHUPABIA.”—Quick, complete cure 4 to6 days; all urinary complaints; $1, at druggists. For Washington at 450 Pa, ave. “RovaH on Rars.”—Ask clears out rats, mice, roaches, a box; for Washington at 480 Pa. av “ALDERNEY WaGONs.”—Fresh alderney butter robbery, and Julla Ciark, larceny: plead guilty. ae Buxridge, assault with intent to kill; on earing. To-day, Lewis Eskridge, convicted of assault. With Intent to kill, was sentenced to two years in the Albany penitentiary. John Johnson, burglary and larceny, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to three years at “Albany. Julta Clark, grand larceny, guilty, with a recommen- dation Lo mercy. SPECIAL BARGAINS, MUST HAVE. NOT A DROP OF ANY OTHER SPIRIT IS USED. WE HAVE NO USE FOR FALSE PRETENSES. A RICH, WHOLESOME AND DELICIOUS STIMULANT TONIO FOR ‘DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, MALARIA, ETC. DELICATE WOMEN, FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE, have mage Imes ANOTHER LARGE LOT ue, ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. elal trust by my commanding otticers, avd shy POLICE CouRT—Juiige Silt. aes Boe ene, in eee 1bs. | OVERWORKED OLERKS, CLERGYMEN, AND 2 CTS. EACH. Pecords of THEATER Grae eee Ene | | Te-das, Thomas Cavanagh and Luke Conner, | (WOT) prints, and sweet tall So por ae SUFFERERS FROM BRON. records of the 17th U. 8. infantry—for over five ene Ses cow eae wimain ae i ik 5c. Der qt PHYSICIANS, BUFF: M BRON- years of my life which I served in the army. | of aweil Mes soiasah ) ———_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— Why is it because I happened on the night o. | Riley, loud and boisterous; $30 or 60 days, Laura EDUCATIONAL. CHITIS, AND THE FEESLE OF EVERY AGE — the Iinth murder to see Jonoson, Bedtori, | Homefuss and Joan R. Woodson, profanity; for- AND CLASS WILL FIND IT A DELIGHTFUL Queenan Pinn together at the’corner oi | felted collateral. James Sheehan, loud’ ap: 1sth and # streets, and heard them make certain remarks, J should be publicly abused and ac cused Of murder tn the papers, Lawyer Coyle went a against me ior criminal case. room adjoining him ani enough " for the real murderers. I do think you ought to rotect me, I told nothing In my testimony it the God's truth. I never wroté Johnson a the letter in my life, nor had ai With him about the murder, During the trial lover the Navy Yard 19 ly and gei evidence against my character, and could only tind one man, although I had’bee: kere all Iny life, and he one who had a ae giving evidence against nlm In hey then tried to get. my step- father drunk during the trial, by my house and sen sending BS beer. ae Mi ae my ujother’s house, and they are now following me every day with’ abuse, I think Ihave suffere1 telling Ubis murder, They now say I wrote Johnson « letter, and that I, him and Roxey itoss was IVERVIEW ACADEMY, POvanKRErste, N, Y. A qarous-golng, wide-swaxe School for Boys, Gombining Brady, i itary Drill, and Recreation ia fe Proportions t pecuptive ama hiet, iy Chart of ee lor College admiselon, sent on receipt 6 ots : OTIB BISBEE, A.M, Principal. jo35 vol0s or 15 days. Frank Holmes. tres- orfelted collateral. Lizzie Su- pds or 30 days, Nicholas Con- keeping a cow yard within ing house: #3. Richard Brown, sea 1 on Robert Johuson; days. Maury forri:on, assault on Sarah Michel; forfeited col- boisterous; ¢: : INVIGORANT. WIDE, FIGURED DRESS LAWNS, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, AND THE SCOUNDRELS WHO ISSUE THEM. & EXTRA FINE QUALITY, AT5 CIS. PER YARD — ANOTHER LOT CHOICE DESIGNS, MAGNIFI ap. [gMimnothy Townes, oday a ea eat | oe VOGAL MERTON Bare OL ORGAN and So, imothy Tourney; 30days. John McKenna and . tog intora (Srhomas Callausy: assault om Dandie eats cacheren Terns skersta ago pe qualified for CHAMBERS & BROWN, CENT QUALITY, AT 9 CTS. ae out for | McKenna was fined $5 or 15 days, and Callahan my28-lm* IAUISVILLE, Ky. 30 day James McDevitt, contempt of Q W.FLENS, ALM WI Ge SE wee sa rt; $1 Ora days, Laura Turner, assault on W. FL |). M., 702 StH Sr. x. w. r — ANOTHER LOT AT 12% OTS., James Kenny, $1 or 3 days, Willlam Hudson De Ghanres “Atteraodn, 1 to 4: RS ee truth about | and Samuel Brooks, affray; #1 or 3 days each. Greek, German, ‘French, pia pymemasticn, MILLER & JONES, Aco ics au: e preparation for pairs ‘est Point, Ee eam r nd all titive examinations. ETivate NAL THEATER BUILDING, GEORGETOWN. on moderate terms. my74 eae TBE FINEST OFFERED IN WASHINGTON, T OF COLUMBIA. $ JZORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. — The | QUMMEB SEBSIONS. SOLE AGENTS DISTRIC communication | tolowing ies complete list of the premiuna SO SPERGEETAS BUSINESS COLLEGE, ShyaeSsasaaae do not knSW the he had spoken to me and told tue jury that he lad passed a man in the hall that “he had met that night, and then the jury sent for me to » before them in bis presence, and he said 1 AT 17 OTS. and medals awarded at the recent commence. Cox. 77H aND L Srs. N.W. FS, per quarter; Girls, $45. Gents prepared for business, Yale or Harvard. Kirat ss EY pu jus admis 9 J. SHOHTLIDER 2M, Principal. Scholarship, Misses Luey Hunter and Marr Brown. Jrprovement—Misses Fannie C Juliet White. 3d class, Ist q{yisior READ THIS COLUMN. Ste == BS. MEN'S LOW QUARTER . notosious burglar, Bud Warner, personally at | ment of the above institution, Miss Lucy Ste- instruction and in Penman- Pi é : Sine Sur feito ape ae | ge igh nah Nts | Ra PAP uh os | AMO es an Rams, | 100, EASE WN _ ba fore | Sen! any! Ly see im. have noi crowded out of iE STAR by >) e1 on theme @ Bake 8 ape vu raurn na | SEH, OE, BEATA 3 word from sopaien | MANU ma oeparnen: perma Ere | chau: Glebe amide Wee, Pee | 60 pra. Genes Cone. GAITERS, pump win, 8, tacks for the compliment’ pal him. It was née the trial was compel sented by the Rey. Chas. Herr, & call . WOODWARD, LOTHROP & GOUHRANE, ° = ne testi n the trial and swear to | Miss Mary Davis; scholarship premiums to y bargains at half value. h Lot the proper oseasion {or him to speak on the | 10 give my testimony o1 1 voluntarily told ‘Aunie ‘Thompson, Ethie Shoemaker, With agrea many bargains at half value. ee ee ee cer non Ok whom De Kacy | ee eee a ea ona aa Chenery ole REG ae rew¥, Hellen Libvey, and | SROFESSOR LARROQUE, 1923 F st., native 705 and 709 Market Space. | inumatety. ene eran the hight of the murder; and you know that | Janie Cox. ‘Spelling—Misses Gennie Wheatley rereneh Instructor, graduat 2 of Sorbonne Uni- J. W. SELBY, names ca of the on He ston fa es aaa & a ingul me ot | Johnson recognized mae in the hall of the court. aud Nellie wy eatley. i ring Mies eee forsity, Paris. netruct ithe French | 15 aei¢and lle cece { 2 ‘integrity. se, where the grand jury was in session a3 | Lewis. Reading—Fannte_ ey. - : n - - Heat) Prac tt eeMtY, WhO, will OE. t° | the man he had seen talking Uo tut the augue | Manes Biorence vans, sth, chiss— Se LEWOOD INSTITUTE GaSe IPUE GOLDEN OPronTunITY. tGreat cheseing] Mr. English he also knev of the murder before I had testified, and before | Scholarship, Miss Kate Hayden. lass— M PE de 50 Ad 1 SPECIAL BARGAINS. n 2] Jel7 a a Ment and scholarship, Miss2s Mary Meen, ne. Iron Bitters Curatine was thé tnd, AIT tout Was we truth aud? | te May eld, Mollte “ tobey, Bessie “Shoemaker. AL, & ANNUAL OLEARING SALE ‘A Powerful Tonic.| A Vereiable Medicine. don’t think T should 32 abused for it, for lt 1 | sesle*"" ang Kate Bilings Scholarship — MEDICAL, &c. = mice amas ar to ee antmny paren oa Lactinvoere WL | Po ne Mena ee TARE | ORT REM NOD De sca "Sompiete Strenathener. | “A Heliable Medicine. gear tome and my parents a8 tue lawyers wo | Garrett, Gennie Powell, Della, Jackson, Dalss Pr RONEA Wantneaae Drepemia tS | ynaren's Examination SHOES. are making these lying charges agaiost me for Balin ees ee es byneine BR BROTHERS INVIGONAT NGOUE- ea" DALS and TIES. Iron oy % ng. Very respectfully, Medal . Mr re 7 street 8.W.. Ladies’ SANDALS Bure Appetizer.| Cures Blood Diseases. ee on, ictano T. Daows. | Sas fen Mary Liber. Bettis Jackson, Magute Smitieonian dole" | Geavs Low Quarier SHOES. Iron Bitters \ouratine THR COUNSEL DOR THE DIEEN DANES Com, izah Mackant Nanile. Stevenada, CUat- | ary. LEON. the oldest established, and only vel. L. HEILBRUN, Enrich the Blood. |\Cures Liver Complaints. appear to be confident that Brown did write | (Ot Cerone and Mary C. blilinge, Hlocution. blo LADIES’ PAYSIOIAN in the city, ea Dt ates murder wos commited by Jounedn, Brown, | Miss Berdle Bulings. site Sacto y orciook. “All Femaslo Oombisints aad : No, 402 7th st. new. trom Hisnew the Vigor. \Gures Kidney Affections ler was commi ni , e hea e 3 Roxey” Hess and Derhaj a anotier ces ae ee rene Mave Meta and Jennle Beall” Fe el ee rr eee bee Bren oF: THE OLD Woman mm WINDOW. Krom Bitters |... .,,Ouratine ; ey Clo tare 4 ~ LAYING A CORNER, STONE.—The corner stovi . Cures Scrofula. iz i$ to Johnson's admission that, with o course of ‘ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOB otter proot they expect to have, will estapiish | &f Suion by the eonsregadion of the Mt. zion | MEADaRS. Ani femacicomplaints quickly cures. |", RIVED iron Dueasen, ORE sen matiem, the innocense of their cllents. Ivis not unlikely | erection Dy, t colored), on Greene, near Beall | Gan be consulted daily st 941 7th st. nw. Omics z OF SAYLOR’S PORTLAND cE- | °@ that they will ask the present grand jury to ex- street, was lald yesterday evening in the pres. | hours from 1 to9 p.m. pa8-Sm"_ | 250 BARRELS MENT. iron ‘ou . ras as Soa SIDE. exer Gace were altetted by Grand ‘Master Bay ey, 903 Basan Bath Boome are now te, BIRONGEST, \PEST, i | at exerci * complete, Crea! Best. ‘Tumors, Hts claimed. on the other. hand, that ait the | of the Grand Lodge of the District of Columbla’ | Ro change of manaers slnze {ta Gest entanuaumen SES Hrom Bitters, son, Curatine Fuss a Sere nee a nen | eee eae eee reen se | tar ee Pa ea rset aaa ee Buad Warner, uu) who ig Gran pI ‘3 a = 2. | Sime wing of the jall bullding with the prisdu: | (ee coer ae ore Oe cane: st ig, DISCOVERY. From the Cobb Lime o., Rockland, | Gare Berens ey. ers—but a few cells from Pinn and Bedford, | ered a good i= phe fiat RESTO! causing = om aaleae | ‘Cures Boils & O14 Sores. and directly beneath that of Queenan—has had BUILDING ASZOCIATION.—At the ad Pac ‘A victim of y¢ muita) sepradencs Seated Re og . | from Bitters tack haan aTehe (OU Ge eautns eee Se a oe yea odaaiars Fai | having tried in vain | very known remedy, has dis; L, E. GANNON, | Cure Langour. |Curatine ona that he put up the e , . = Miion. | ‘Cures Ulcers and Boils. the nainé of Brown to Johuson, ad getting tue | $5 ees Naas of Stag i abate rete Sarees ‘to hin fellow sutter Andress J, °H, | _je222" oom 7, Corcoran Building. tron pitters \curatine woman call on him, ce sock ee ee ee ot Gea aerate }. 43 Chatham N. ¥. decd-9m T=5, 7 70 Give TG That the aut Oure —— ‘on, |For Mercurial ——————— "HE JUBILAN’ . 0. obtaine: | nstruati| Poisoning usily on for the ANHOOD from. .preme ‘the of Colun hema aaa pea epee PA Purpose ot crectng, at corner ot High a M Paee ror the ure of fia baldiaw gerecis for Orphans’ Court bur, | as oki: ridge streets, an immense hickory pole with | . PREscETPTTON FREE Ff ‘all dis- platters of administration on the personal ¢ Price Bottle. Price és the largest flag they can find—and the tradi-} (oyers' ‘brought on by indiscretion or excess. Any | tate Sh gpm AL “ee v the pole. its. ‘TINB Widtesdeiices Por inaage! Stee | je ae auenetinremdegeaer darcy | (RON BITTERE AND OURA’ jutton, al5e.5 = Wald} Cj ug 00, the subecriber at or before the 21sT PAY OF Mi» | s os \- py Ny ie aye ee rer oe ee Rie ee ye ey oe SM One Se Dasmurixe Sanvon—it was mentioned 1p | 43 gt. from to 0p. ms Why with Ib | thin dist day of Bay, 1880. ee oars. (sate faa, toasts pee ‘doz.; Eemons pase: Cee teria Gazette that a sailor named 1 Edward gues fancantecs a.cure in all discs sea of tae Ww: rWOOD, Soliciting: yee. rpummna COTTA WINDOW CAPS: =3 )a30c. pel varts verboard rT a each avers re), Totnes Uo", | Heber, om her way fo Boon, when obpoate | Huimin tna. ae, .Ouuerman every, | Ape Te TO,QIvE NOTIGE Tiat r | ‘Levrse- Cues eutw ne rrener cuaTe ox. : . v , t for a warrant against the etnias nail Geper r sul a AN Pears, 50a60c, June Apples, | this city, and applied i from the Bupreme Court of the District of Golo. | VERY ORNAMENTAL tact per pet Cheiren espera; Mlk: | cantata‘ the eegoner charging tims te | Piao rans Seeiog rider ote | (im agus era for Spans Sour’ tapmnmietanemn, ons pak wo beens Canteen, Sedo ree, HOatUC. | atap the parncutare, the commtssionsr ro. (Charges moderae. marie | Oh LMUEL ©. GLARE. late of the District of. | sndin tmitation a = Med for, and the fumbia, pergous ie is.— Perch, 20800. per bunch; Kock, 4 Leen Ee Orie MOTT'S | FRENOH . anid are hereby warned to ex- ate heavy discount from former prices. sie rte Po, ae Mann, oe | on Te prceraae oman ect | DD'eatia Bing Baas Cor Sipe are! Svea acho” ceca ts | For me 30e.; Halibut, 1500.; ah 100 Peres Hinck | Soeur co hie old quarters and the ponoaner pre" teocisony, po Serotype one ubseriber, st or before the aith day of May next; | emma COTTA VASES, 15030’ cents’ per _1b/; rphilis, cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per ib.; Terrapin ate cokes suiee Agee dena nasa Blood Bin Digeases speedily cured, Gonere- benoit of the oni oti. “Given under our hands GEWEE PIPER, Bel Giamond back), $30as% per doz; do. (sliders), | | SHor Howell, who lives near Fort Foote, was Baek on sent by mall ‘under seal Go Fe | BOS bes ae ee Genlladelphia Print, 40c. per ib; | in the city today making some tnqairy as to | Briss St per bar. mart | _1010.90 EUGENE Gabust. _—_ aT THR LOWEST BATES. Western Creamery, 35c.: New York. 30a35c.; how to proceed again: a RaKAOW Dn parte oe OREED TO P. “AT 83.00 PER’ SERA COTTA OO» ae ete ee 16a20e. Der | Tre states that while sitting on the wharf at the | [PAVING ETERMINED TO REDUCE ‘on farm near oat ‘ge | roromac VEGETABLES. —Pota eaoo. per pk; | fort, yesterday morning, a pistol shot was fired | 2-2 my BERING ABD SUMMER GOODS. I shall Frhioey op sare r ey er) 40a50c. per PK.; do. sweet per | from Satie ta Wiantee ot Uivan tote at tae ; “Cavoage, “satoes do, ary’ “Yorks, "6a | Ingvon : fk ; Spinach, 1 per ; Kale. 15 | distan : Radish, : THE per ‘daz; Carrots. Se. per bunch: Peas’ aoaave, | fed per peck; Beans. per peck; Asparagus, | masses: 0c. ; Tomatoes. $1 pod ee Cymb- | do; o1 tins, 142950. per don; Rhubarb, Duneh. | more PoutrRy.—Chickens, Sa5 om ae, = To; 84 $1.752$2 per doz; the Chicaeue, $2250 eta ber dou ee the .