Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OPFICR OF CHIEF SIGNAL OVPICER, WaAsBINGTON, June 28, 1890, For the middie Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather with frequent rains, "winds mostly southwesterly, stationery or lower tempera ture, generally lower barometer. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER. ‘The following are the readings of the thermom- eter at the Signal Office during the day:—7 a m., 0°; 7:35 am. Si; Ti am., $9; 3 p.m, 94°. Maximum, 4; minimum, 73 “LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:50 p. m. and extinguished at 12:00 p.m. During the storm Saturday afternoon light- Bing struck the kitchen of house on Nichols avenue, In the county, owned by one Temple and occupied by Mr. Bell; damage slight. Sergeant Hughes found last night a white female child, ten months old. on the step of i corner lth street and Virginia avenue, oecupted by Mrs. Stewart, where tt had been left by an unknown white woman. Mrs. Eliza- beth Hiil took the child tn and cared for it un‘il it could be sent to St. Ann’s asylum. entered by Mr. Hugh eumeyer against W. Franks, Wm. Hel ‘kK and Josiab Millard #0 damages sustalned through an alleged Mlegal replevin sutt. row occtirred on 16th and East Capitol Streets on Saturday evening. In which Robert ‘Turher was seriously cut across the chest,abdo- men andarm by a necro rough named Fletcher, Dr. Brackett dressed the Wounds, but, while considering them serious, does not look upon them as dangerous. Fletcher was subsequently arrested. The following names of pupils of the fourth @ivision public schools should have appeared in din THE Stak: School No. 1, grade No. s, J. Fairbrother, tea Geo. S. Brock, Wm. Boulter, David Perkins, Ho’ ard Reeside, Terrence Riley and Chas. Ander- e received certific: the boys’ advanced grammar school. The Dashaway Reform Club held its weekly meeting last night at Masonic Temple and was largely attended. esses were made by Rev Dr. Burkhart, J €. v. Dr. Foster, Capt. Cunningham, Judge Ambler and others. Miss Florence Ho} sang “Tie on tue Red Ribbon” with goed effect. The choir sin; Was unusually good. Several persons signed the pleeg 1. Gutman, a boy In the employment of Mr. O. Dannamann, dealer tn fancy go0c Was sent to bank Friday morning h $s turned to the store. he detectives were notl fied and have ascertained that the fugitive wea’ to New York city. clerk of the Crim! and will leave In a fi acation after which he wili | ctice of law in this elty. Mr. | filled the position for four aajor LP. arsbal, will suc- days for a sum: ecinmence the pi S. ha ‘eptab! years. Mr. Win. Williams, the T. ceed him, ‘The Allegan (Mich. Mrs. Babcock, from i aconsin of the Botsford family. 1s visiting her relatives here, and while her little girl was playing about Williams, son of - deputy the yard an open cistern presented Itself for her inspection, and In she went; but the timely sence of A. D. Botsford prevented our recor another death thi eek by drowning. ‘The tarmers In Virginia say that the corn crop fs looking beautiful. The new schooner now being bufit at the Alexandria ship be launched Tuesday. July 6th, and a Keel mediately for the bullding of another vessel. Mrs. Sara A. Spencer, who returned last night from the political conventions, had her pocket picked on the way of $100, which had been en- trusted to her by the female suffrave association to pay some bills of thetrs in this elty. To-day Mr. D. W. Glasste, for Lavinia Young, entered a suit aga he Manhattan Life In- surance Co., ot New York, to recover $600 insur- ance on the life of her husband, John J. Young, Who died October 13th, 1879. Mr. Wm, Dickson, District of Columbfa dele. gate tothe Cineinnat! convention, worked most Vigorously for the District. It was his argu ent before the committee on credentials which gave the District delegation seats on the floor ot the convention and te privilege to participate in all debates. To-day JOS. McIntosh filed by Duhamel and Moore a bill for injunction against G. W. Cissell et al. to restrain the sale of lots 50 to 53,section S, Barry farm, under a deed of trust. Messrs. Phillip A. Hutchinson and Geo. F. D. Soper. both mechanics on 11th street southeast, near the Navy Yard bridge, raised hickory poles in front of their shops on Saturday with large American banners with Hancock and English Mscribed thereon. ——_.—___ ‘Tae Wash ws Crry Savines Bs Equity Court, Judge Cox, on Saturday, in case Of Crandall against the Washington Cit: Savings Bank, an order was made for the di tribution of $3.000, the amount of the eighty- @gbt per cent dividends declared since Septem- ber, 1573. due 372 depositors. who have never claimed them, unless these depositors present their claims before October, the amount an- claimed will be confiscated for the good of the st. ATTEMPTED StictpR BY SHOOTING.—Tho! Atiiss, a stranger trom Kansas, staying at 1! F stre northwest, made an attempt Saturt nit suicide by shooting himself ta t ars that he came here to collect ist the general governmen:, and | he represents that certain lawyers of this city collected his claim and he could not get the | money from them. Being without means he took | Tooms with a friend of his named Waite at the | Place named. He Ly pai despondent for sev- eral days, and Saturday wroie a letter declariag that the lawyers mentioned had caused him to | take his life, He then shot bimself tn the head | and lay on the bed alone amid a pool of blood for several hours. At noou iis Situation was discovered, and medical ald being summoned {t } was found that the wound was not fatal, the ball having cut an artery and tracturea the skull, but remained outede under the skin. Whence tt was taken by the surgeon. The oor a man Was carried to Providence Hos- FEE have been recorded as follows: T, trustee, to G. D. Todd, part 27, sq. i. Pike et al trust . to RP. 5q. 10; $6, | |. ‘Theodore Brooks | eh, part 47 and 4, Georgetown; Retchen, part 45, George- | ley 10.3. M. Edie, part P. Bartlett to M. T. Curran, Morris Murphy to Jere- 00. ‘TRE ASPHALT StrTs.—On Saturday in the | Equity Court, the injunction in the case of James McLain and re against D. W. Bailey | and others, was contin by Judge Cox until | the final hearing of the case. A modification was | Made in it, allowing the defendants to recetve a | 1) ment for material sold to Mr. Henry L. Cran- + fora and also permitting taem to continue to | work with the machinery in thetr yard. Im- | mediately on the signing of this order Messrs. | Cook & Cole, for James McLain, filed a suit for $5,156.61 against the Batley-French Paving Co., and obtained an attachment for the fund, $136, dp the bands of Mr. Cranford, — A CERTIORARI ON SECRETARY ScnCRZ—The Markel Company and the Avenne Pacenen!— On Saturday Messrs. Birney and Birney for the ‘asbington Market Co. presented Judge Wylie ‘with a petition for a writ of certiorari on Carl Schurz, Secretary of the Interior, and Vol. T. L. Casey, the surviving member of the commission appointed under the act of May S, 1870, to select @ pavement for Pennsylvania avenue. The writ ‘was granted by Judge Wylie. The which has never paid its aseessment, clati 2. ts large! el that the amount, 3 Of its fair proportio: Sé-iuy yards, fom the interscetion of the south- ern lines of Pennsylvania and Louisiana ave- nues, to the western side of 7th street, would. at # per yard, amount to $5,360.66. The certificate of indebtedness which was issued January 23, 1 is now about to be enforced, hence the suit. The assessment was made on the full line of the market house front to 9th streat, and the es of admission 1) | | that he refused her pertatssion to go that notwithstanding the letter of Brown ap- pealing to the District attorney's office for pro- tection, facts have come to light which thor- | oughly’ and completely contradict every item of his testimony before the jury and point to his connection with the murder in some other manner than as a mere witness. Much of this information was obtained during the progress of the trial they say, bur it was in such a nebu- lous state that it could not beused. Since then it_has chrystalyzed and now they have quite positive information they say as to where the watch went, a8 also the money. During the trial this information was alvogether inconsist- ent with Johngon’s statements, and they made up their mind that the full development would follow, and therefore they relied on the General Term to reverse the judgment below. This not baving been done they redoubled their efforts, and not working for self-glorification nor relying on technical grounds they have obtained tntor- mation that makes them absolutely certain t the guiliy parties are others than those con victed. They do not pretend to say that Tob- Brown and Johnson committed the murder, Dut that if they knew anything abo.t it their knowledge was derived ‘froma participation in they claim that Brown's letter to the District Attorney 1s the best evidence agains’ im. An Important Decision. THE WHARF CASES SETTLED. ‘The important cases of the Potomac Stea' boat Company against the Upper Steamboat Company and the Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company, licensees of the United States, been decided by the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict. These cases, with several similar oues, have been pending for several years. Messrs. Selden & Robinson were attorneys for com- lainants, and Birney « Birney for defendants fhe complainants are owners of lots on the north side of Water street, between the Loag Bridge and the Arsenal grounds, and claim the ownership of wharfing privileges on the south ide of said street, as appurtenant to these lots. The decision fs against this claim and fn favor of defendants in each case. As whariing privi- leges and accretions are both on the samie foot- ing as riparian nea the decision appears to clear away all the obstacies to improving the river front, except the “* Kidwell meadows claim. _——— District Government Affairs. The contract for the reconstruction and strengthening of the M street bridge over Rock Creek, Was to-day awarded to the Pittsburgh Bridge company at $4,759. THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING ON CAPITOL. HILL, Engineer Commissioner Twining, with Build. ing Inspector Entwisle, on Saturday made visit of Inspection to the new Lauritzen schoot batiding, on Capitol Hill, ¢ out. Major Twining wal iy fi the bullding, and said he thought it the best public school building in the Distri a to plan and construction. ‘The work in this butiding is nearly completed, and it will be ready for occupancy by the next school term. The arrangements for ventilation, light and heating are as nearly perfect as it is possible to make them. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Entwisle: 3. Pair frame, 1615 19th street northwest Also, erect a brick stable; $390. Picnics, Excursions, &c. The first grand pfenic of the North W ton Pleasure Club will be given at Bey street park to-day and this evening. ‘The annual excursion of the Foundry Church Sunday School will take place next Wednesd. on the J. W. Thompson. ‘The boat will leav $3 o'clock a. m. for Glymont. ‘The St. Paul de Vincent Society will give an excursion to Marshall Hall Wednesday on 30a. Mm. e attractive and better means of support for these men than in- Hicting these tortures on the sick, sensitive ard suffering of this city? They brawl tweaty Umes where once would answer far better, for the sake of heaith they should net be al- lowed to sell their wares {a the street. A larg> proportion of the fruit, vegetable, fish, &c., sold n the street ts the stale and surplus leavings after the market has been culied over; and often, when large quantities are sent’ trom Southern cities, already stale, these hucksters ean buy very cheaply, and sell low, but the purchaser, who may not inspect carefully what is so hurriedly bought on the street, has no way of getting redress it he gets worthless or con- demned produce. Very few hucksters raise what they offer for sale. Many of them have stands, and send out their surplus stock for the street. Sometimes the very meats, fowls or fruit etenines al the market are sold on our streets. Again, those who purchase from hucksters generally get a poorer qnality, and often short Weight or measure. Not once’ out of ten times Will potatoes, sold by the peck, weigh within three pounds, lawful weight. Many personas Pivad for these men because the poorer c cannot go to market, and ere obliged to bay in the street. The poor need our sympathy quite as much as those of whom they buy. The yelping of dogs, the screaming of children, they milk Wagon’s ‘startling toll, and the thou- Sand noisy aggravations we are obliged to endure, added fo these street harptes, are enough to distract one. Justice to all would be fairly distributed by giving our citizens a space of rest after enduring these inflictions lo. these many years. B.B. Another Complaint. tor Siar:—Will you permit a sufferer, tn if of a multitude of sufferers, to call the ition of the police department to the con- stent violations of the law In_the explosion of fireworks. In the vicinity of K and 17th streets the children are allowed to explode them day and night, in the houses and on the streets, a circumstance which endangers life and EE erty, and deprives the dwellers In the nefghbor- hood of rest and comfort. Even as early aa4 o'clock in the morning crackers are exploded; and If there fs an interval during the day, the nuisance is resumed at sundown. Ii there is 2 way to make policemen do their duty and arrest the juvenile violators of law, please call attention to it. IN. ‘That Broken Bank. Editor Suv:—Soon after the faflure of the German American Bank the recetver, Mr. U. B. Keyser, published in Tas Sak a statement, ac- cerding to which the Habilities of the bank were equal to $295,634.63. The article, in reference to the German American Bank, published in THE TAR On ‘Thursday, Says that the amount of 00.00 would De equal toa dividend of 30 per cent, or in other words, that the Iabtlities of Unis bank are equal to #450,000.00, showing a difference of $156. Presuming that the latter tigures are correct, vas the revealing of which occupied attention now for nearly two years, why that the statement has not been corrected? Tune 26, °S0, DsPosiroR, Add Baltimore to the List. Fai‘or Star:—I notice tn your issue of the 25th that the republicans complain of the large dem- ocratic majorities in the citles of New York and Brooklyn, and the democratic complaint of Villadelphia. The republicans might also haye added Baltimore city to the list. Let there be a fair yote in thatcity and Anu Arundel county. for they are, without doubt, based and Maryland will give from 10,000 to 15,000 ma- Jority for Garfield. PG. G SMITHLAND, June 26, ’S0, THE COURTS. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. To-day, Potomac S. B. Co. agt, U. P. $. B. Co. and same agt. the 1 C, Co.; iil dismissed opinion by Judge Cox. “Brooke agt. Barne decree reversed—opinion by Judge James, Lil remarkably cheap excursion to Niagara Falls July 3d, 4th, 5th. An Iitsh relief plenic will be held at the Schuetzen Park to-morrow. The excursion on Saturday next to Norfolk, Fortress Monroe and Ocean View, by the Lady of the Lake, will be a delightful Daylight Hea of the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay. See advt. ‘THE COFFEE Poison SE.—This morning, in the Criminal Court, tn the case of Bettie Richardson, charged with attempting to poison Mrs. Heldenhetmer, (twice tried) a nolle pros, was entered. AS ‘MENT OF JUDGMENT IN A DAMAGE CASE. ‘There $s considerable comment about the City Hall in consequence of there having been placed on record Saturday afternoon the assignment of the judgment obtained a few montbs since in the case of Sylvester Mayhew use of J. Hoff- man Smith against Christian Ruppert. It will be remembered that this was an action for dam- — laid at $5,000, alle to have been sustain- ed by Mayhew from debris falling on him in front of Ruppert’s place of business, in which a new front was being placed. The case was tried in the Circuit Court and a verdict for $2,500 was obtained, but a new trial was awa! and the amount of damages was ralsed to $3, Itjwill be remembered that while this case was pending before Judge MacArthur an attempt Was made to bave the plaintiff arresied in tl court room, and Mr. A. E. L. Keese, Shi Ritehle of P. G. Co., and Oflicer Howell were sent to jail for contempt of court Iu con: quence of it. Messrs. Birney and Birney and Woodbury Wheeler were the counsel for pl. UN, and it fs understood they took the ease on a contingent fee, but took no action. It now eppears that one day last week (Thursday) 1 Plaintiff assigned the whole amount of the judg- Ment to Smith, and this being put on record on Saturday the counsel are cut out. Subsequently, the counsel named and Chas. Walter placed on record an assignment of one-half of the juds- ment to themselves. ——+__ THOMrsON’s hair waves are the rage. Sam- Stag sells them for 40 cents. 7307th street. + eg Drvonce Casks.—On Saturday, Judge Cox, in the Equity Court, made a decree of divorce in the case of Elizabeth C. Lagorce agt. Gabriel HL. Lageree. The parties were married at Pitts- burg, Pa., in September, 1571, and she sets fort that'a disagreement took place tmmedtat thereafter tn consequence of defendant taking letters addressed to her from the post oili:e, opening and destroying them; that he being a Frenchman, not understanding the English language thoroughly, misconstrued these let- lersand forbade her visiting her neighbors; and see a dying friend; that he it-treated hér tn various Ways, compelling her to travel with him in dif- ferent states and to accept a position as a tele- Taph operator; that he induced her to write to er friends and get them to invest money tn tiie manufacture of fron, and that he has for sev- eral years refused to support her. The testi- mony of the complainant sets forth that on oue occasion he forced her to cross a ery long rall- road bridge without flooring, fifty feet above the water; that while engaged as a superinten- dent of a blast. furnace he forced her to write anonymous letters to his employers, and in coa- uence an innocent man was arrested aud sent to jail for four months; that she came here and set up business as a milliner on 9th street, but ip February, 1s79, he drove her out ands Id the Dusiness, “do. Sirs. 3 A. Lockwood 2p- peared for the complainan ‘This morning MH ‘'T. Wiswall filed a vil for divorce for Lucy V. Fanis agt. Allen HH. ‘apis. They were married in this city on April 1866, her Name then belug Roberts. Sie that he, uiecr living with her until b2- cember, 1875, deserted her, Op INTEREST TO AUCTIONBERS.—in the Court tn General Term to-day, in the case of the Ual- ted States use of, &c.,’ against Brooker et al. Judge Hagner delivered the opinion of the court, sustaining the demurrer. A creditor suc Brooker’s sureties, and they filed a demurrer that the bond was given that Brooker wouid comply with the law by making returns to the District, and not as sureties to creditors, Tue court thought that the law was conclusive, and the bond referred to was only as to making re- turns, and gave judgment for defendant. SUDDEN DEATH OF 4 WOMAN IN JaIL.—On Sat- urday afternoon Letha Matthews, a colored woman, died at the jail quite suddenly. Mrs. E 4, company claims that the portion abutting on the government reservations, between 7th and Sth streets, and 9th and 10th streets, should have Leen assessed to the United States. “THE gilt edge creamery butter, made at the Alderney Dairy, on ad street Rorhwest, Ge Dies in price to-day from 30 cent si ope of the wagons if you want something deil- cious in dairy product. t ——_—>—_—_ Two IvsaxB WoMEN.—Julia Simmons, 8 col- red _girl, was brought to police headquarters saturday in an insane state. She states that sbe is & native of Worcester, Mass, and has been living until ae Boston. righ comes very unruly in her paroxysms, and ye terday tore all her clothing off. This mot while the pbysician was her state o! mind preparatot considerab! i gibia, and subsequently both were sent to the insane asylum, ™. LicensEs have been issued to F. os and Mary D0 james Arm- man Stloug and Maria’ Matthews; W. C- M. Callow Watson; Michael Mahorney and Cetherine Henley; John 8, Mannix and Ellen Casey. < “Matthews was about 62 years of age, and was in jail under a sentence of five years at Alban on the charge of pr. a in_ ill-healt she had been ret. here while efforts were being made for a mm, based principally on the ground of ill-health. She was a witness for the beige in the case of Lor crime of in and indicted in the Criminal Court in May, 187% This indictment was quashed. Another indictment was at once procured and on this she was convicted, and ‘was sentenced to five years In the In consequence of her bad allowed ‘HE CraiG Baby Cask—On Saturday, the eof baith B. the intant enlld et Wok, sod case Sallie B. Craig, was before Justice Wylie on a habeas Corpus sued out the fath Who claimed that the mother hed taken the who claimed child each to Ly agt. Smith; opinion by Judge Hagner, ordering decree for plaintiff. District, use of agt. Brook: er; opinion by Judge Hagnér, sustaining d. murrer. Lewis, trustee, agt. Morris; opinion by Judge Wylie. reversing judgment below. Booth agt. Booth; decree below affirmed. Crrcvrr Cocrt—Judge Wylie. Saturday, Kelly agt. Courtney; motion to set aside judgment overruled. Peoples’ Savin: Bank agt. Adair et al.; motion to set aside plea and for judgment overruled. College agt. Burr as surety; motion granted. Kendall agt. Rice and Wallace; motion for judgment overruled. Burke agt. Hamilton; motion to dismiss declara- Uon overruled and motion to docket case from. justice of the peace and consolidate cases grant- ed. Herbert agt. Harailton; same motions and action; court further directed pleas in abate- ent by defendant set aside. Willing ag les; execution Issued on judgment. Barba’ @ Hamliton agt. Mann; judgment confessed. Adjourned to July 7th. Equiry Covrt.—Juiye Cor, Saturday, Lagorce agt. Lagorce; divorce (ne from bed and board. Ingersoll james; sale of lots 3 to 5, 14, to 3 finally ratified. Templeton agt. Arrick; Johnson appointed guardian ad litem.’ M.> Daniel agt MacDaniel; sale finally ratitied. Adamantine Brick Co. agt. Woodruff; a al bond fixed at $250. Campbell_agt. testimony ordered taken n 35 da mony, counsel fees aiid ¢ gered to complainant. junction granted. B. Modified. Phouix ) Grant; two w Crandell agt. Washington Clty Savings Bank: order as to unclaimed dividends granted. as- Signmrent unchang<d ‘o-Gay, Fitzgerald agt. Fitzgerald; report and answer and rule filed. Schlegel agt. Seblegel; final orders ratifying sale and auditor's report. Power and White agt, Burke; deeree for saic. Wheatly agt. Lewis; order to return money. Adamantine Brick Co. agt. Woodruff; bond ad proved. CRIMINAL CovrT—Juige James, Saturday, George Brown, defendant, con- victed of pension frauds; sentenced to five years in the penitentiary and fined $500. George Straight, convicted of forgery; sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Roxey Ross, convicted of assault; new trial granted. CRIMINAL CountT—Judge Macarthur. To-day, Chas. Turner, assault; personal bonds taken, Frank Jackson, alias Alien, robbery, 0a tial, Toss-tnterrogatori=s, Porice Cotrt—Jutge Snetl, ‘To-day, Abram Page, assault on Mary Etiza Williams; $5, Ready McGraw, assault on Lil- Nan Saville; forfetted collateral. Bud Brow: assault on Win. H. Brown, $10 days. Jol A. Day, assault on Eliza J. Day; $20 or 30 di John Cross, assault on Jesse W. Plowmal or 30 days. Wm. H. Smith, larceny of one yard of cloth from Singleton & Dodson; $10 or 39 days. Wm. Murphy, larceny of a butter dish and a salt cellar from Chas. Henderson; $1 or 10 days. Sally Shelton, larceny of a skirt fro! Sarah Hines; 30 days. Jas. Brenan, vagranc: ds or 30 days. Mary Welsh, do: do. Jas. Bacon, forfeited collateral. Rose Banks, loud Nee F * as a eee The Hiv. wurderers. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. | GEORG TOWN. WHAT TY_gtR COUNSEL AY NOW. SITES - : * The Noise Nuisance Again. a ‘The couns¢ for Bedford, Queenan and Pinn, | — poicor Siar s-Atter all the appens trom the | _DRATR Cr A ONG Max.—Mr, James _W. convicted and sentenced to be hung on Septem- | public, and the efforts ofthe Commissioners, | DIXop, Son Of ain W, T. Dixon, of this place, a y P Der 10th for the murder of George Philip Hirth | the screaming nulsance of street-venders, rag. | ate TSS Tue reeWence of his ‘father, No. 6% in January last (or rather some of them}, claim | bone and other uncivilized orawiers, is gn the | Greene yesterday teres o age 22 years. that the proofs already in their possession show | !ncrease, because so-called philanthropists pity | 2S AVMM"ANT FoR AS. S. TRACHERSHTP.— | that Johnson's statements are incorrect. Also, | the huckster’s family. Are there not other and turday ‘night, a rather genteelly dressed mid- dle aged woman, nained Thomas, was locked up at the station house for drunkenness. Upon ‘Deing released she attended St. Stephen's (Cath- ‘and | Clic) church, and at the afternoon session of | Grace (P. E.) church Sunday school, she made an application for a class, and was told to come next Sunday. Some of the boys of the school Tecognized her, and spotied her chances. THE DEMOCRATS are aiden es 3 for a ‘grand Mass meeting here at the poll raising, some day this week. See notice of the meeting of Han- cock and English Club to-morrow. ———__---______ te-D. P. Newell, a real estate dealer, of Chicago, who had become iusane with the idea that he had invented a life-preserver made of lead, told his wife last week he was going to try it, got on a steamer, and when half way across Lake Michigan quietly undressed, bound the lead arouzd his body ‘and slipped overboard. His body was not recovered. 7 Fo During the 24 hours ended hoon Satur. day in New York 207 deaths occurred, and for the week 1,038. This ts the highest rate of mor- tality recorded this year. Phe Increase ts chiefly due to the fatal prevalence of cholera infantum among the children, especially of the poor. &2Charles Atherton, a son of Congressman Atherton, has disappeared from his home 1n Columbus, O. He left a note saying he intended committing suicide. §2"Edward Stevens, of Eufaula, Ala, had both arms shattered by the premature explo- sion of a cannon fired in honor of Hancock and English. He has since died. &?-The Farmers’ and Mechantes’ bank, at St. Paul, Minn., has suspended, coat unable to cash'a city check for $10,000. ’The batik falled to realize on the securities on CITY ITEMS. © NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE cured in 5 to 20 minutes, by Lodil'e’s Headache Specific. Hien AUTHORITY.—Dr. W. E. Seott, President, of the College of Physicians, Montreal, writes: I have recommended Colden’s Liebig’s Liyuid Extract of Bes aid Tonie Invigorator as the best ean used for Debility, Indigestion, a, Dyspepsia, Fever. Ague, and loss’ of appetite. Sold by all druggists ana grocers, MES8KS. FINLE Kocu, No. 1206 Pennsyl- yanla avenue, who are the sole agents, are now Introducing to the Washington publie a new beverage that 1s destined to have a large saie and become immensely popular. It is a mait wine or beer, brewed by the famous Rocbester Brewing Company, under the name of “ Bene- dictine Mait Wine or Beer.” Vt 1s manufactured trom the very chotcest imported malt and hops, and while it is a mild and pleasant stimulent it does not create a thirst for strong drink, but rather allays this morbid and corrupted appetite by stimulating and invigorating the natural organs of health. It 1s especially recommerfded to invalids and nursing mothers as the most nourishing and pure beverage now in the mar- ket. It is put up tn bottles which are corked and wired 80 as to keep it perfectly fresh until used, and will be sold at the low price of $1 per dozen bottles, delivered at the door, Family orders can be sent to the bottling depot, 126 Pennsylvania avenue, either by telephone or mail, and will receive prompt attention. ‘Itching Piles.” “Itching Piles.” Are a very distressing complaint. Symptons are moisture, like perspiration, intense itching, particularly at night, after getting warm {ft ed. Do not suffer anoiher hour and allow them to become aggravated. Sicayne’s Ointment a certain cure, “Skin Diseases’? — Swayne’s Ointment. Skin Diseases ‘ayne’s Ointment” effectually Skin Diseases cures tetter, pimples, salt rheum, Skin Diseases ringworm, every form of skin Skin Diseases disease af tritling cost; at all druggists. Srorr & CROMWELL, Wholesale Agents, Washington. “ BUCHTPABIA.”—Quick, comptete cure 4 to6 days; all urinary coraplaints; $1, at druggists. For Washington at 450 Pa. ave. “Roven on Rats.”—Ask ist for it. It Clears out rats, mice, roaches, bed-bugs. 15¢. a box; for Washington at 490 Pa. avenue, “ALDERNEY WaGons.”—Fresh alderney butter churned every morning, and delivered in 3¢ Ibs. “Ward” prini 30c. per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 6c. per qt. ee ON DECK WITH SUGARS, (Best New York and Philadelphia Brands.) Granulated, 10 Ibs. for. ee Good White Sugar, 11 bs. for. Light Brown Sugar, 12 Ibs. for. TEAS. Gunpowder, Oolong, Imperial, Japan, English Breakfast, etc.,—all grades—prices guaranteed as jow as any house south of New York. Mochs, Java, Maracaibo, Lagaryra and Rio, at locha, Java, Maracaibo, Lagnryra and Rio, a popular prices, qualit; considered: Our Coffees are slways fresh roasted, and we have in stock some of the finest des that can be produced. Good Roasted Hio, 6 Ibs. for..-+ onal S¥RUPS. Pure Sugar Goods, cuaranteed free from glucose; several grades. Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon... aoe 81.30 MOLASSES. A genuine article of New Orleans always on hand, as the lower grades. Prices low. 7, FLOUR. Ceres, Minnescts Patent Process; Sterling, Min- neeota Patent Process; Golden Hill, family; Swies Process; A. H. Herr’s best family; Washbura Mille; New West, and all other lesaing brands, di- rect from first hands, at lowest rates. Patent Prooess Flour, per sack. Good Family Flour, per sack. LUNCH GO@DS Of every description Just received. Potted Ham, Tongue, Turkey, Chicken, et Boned Turkey, Tongne, Chicken, ete. ; Roast Lamb, Beef, Turkey, etc. ; Genuine Westphalia Sausage, Sardines, Shadines, Salmon, » Dried Bee! jaked Beans, etc., etc., etc., etc. SAUCES AND PICKLES Of all kinds, and we would name the celebrated Dnurkee’s Salad Dressing, Crosse & well’s Pickles. A full assortment. SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW YOKK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up a «ood supply of these important articles. rice Olives ina variety of etylesincludine small sttles at cents for Picnic pur] be In fact, we give our undivided attention to the FAMILY TRADE, And make it our whole study to furnish the VERY BEST of cre guune in the way of FAMILY SUP_ PLIES generally. Our facilities for buying and sretpiing are surpassed by none,and we guarantee ell,as low a8 any other honsein the oity: also, to give the article, quality and quanity a8, as represented. and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Timothy Murphy, vegrancy; bond or workhouse. Robt. Lawson and Annie Johnson, loud and boisterous; $5 or ‘he Hi m Murray; forfeited col- Sarah Sears, profanity; $5 or 7 days. . Smallwood, profanity; $10 or 30 (eke Washington Bailey, vagrancy; personal bonds, Mathias Gardner, charged with breaking tree boxes; 5 or 30 days. George J. Johnson, charged with maintaining a ‘nuisance; con- tinued. Michael Dolan, profanity; $5. D® F-4: von MOSCHZISKER, 619 10th street northwest. Special Attention Given ts the Treatment of FRESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- ee ode LUNGS, CHEST, ETC. * DR. VON MOSCAZISKER has now been long enough in Washington and ac- complished sufficient in his profession to feel that further commendation of his alill or success is un- necessary. Hundreds of the most distinguished citizens of Washington and vicinit treated by him p. BARRELS OF SAYLOR'S PO! OE- RTLAND interested. e) ‘ring t0 perso! of them. *Gttioc hours Trot 30 a.m. a oe STRONGEST, OHEAPEsT, BEST. Also, 1,500 BARRELS OF LIME, Epes ne Cote sms Oo.» Rockland, Maine. Best For sale by L, E. GANNON, 22-2W Hoom 7, Corcoran Building. A™ TRIOT oe ‘COLI = pions of the Dick of Columbine er Sony Certificates of Board of Audit, General ap Rewee Cus tipoais, and Sewer ALLEN C. CLARE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 41¢-3n° 9230 Four-qnq-a-Half st, n.w. joney cheerfully refunded to any customer who is not entirely satisfied with their purchase. Telephonic connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Grocer, 504 Oth street, bet. E. and F. (WHITE FRONT.) jel2 HE, NO PAY.—PELS' CORN SOL- Neefirs tho hotties soldand satisfaction given Rhore, 1021 Tih st nw. acy n bottles joa BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS. 4 WONDERFUL REMEDY. Physicians everywhere prescribe and endorse then! ab serest improvement on the common slow. acting porous plaster and all similar articles. Dr. J. W. Znompscn, (one of the Philadel- «Proter them to all others.” Use them in my practice. Dr. 0, Poughkeepsie, N.¥. ‘Best Pingter ie Gee. t atwaye ai ves eanatackion, . ley, Warsaw, Ind. “I pre- Duzibe none bur then . J. W. Gully, St. Louis, Mo. Bretdeil Meh ith grest success.” wonderful remedy." ‘One of the Yised articles not a humbug.” mary for Women and Children. Mipulavilles Hy. the members of our stall speak “I have “Traly a few adver- ia the highest terms of your plasters,” mical Gazette, N. ¥. Chem erent on ordinary Over 9,000 Drucgiste have signet a paper stating ins aay they are in coery way, Superior tothe oninary slow-acting Porous Plasters. ‘Their merit lies in the fact that they are the only tisstars which telieve pais at ances “Unquestionsbly porous plasters.” A the al DRY GOODS. REDUCTION IN PRICES. | 12 Piecce Colored Sateen, ail wool, at Sle ; former Price 500. | 30 nieces Black Bunting, at 20 and 25c.; reducad | Ole ssenaase go peor Seersucker Ginghams, at 12\4c. 100 Lap Robes, all inen, at $1, 100 Shetland Shawls, at’ $l ani Bl. 609 Parasols and Sau Unibrellag, at a heavy redac- | 20 pieces ail-wool Striped Bunting, Our whole stock at a heave reduction . ; ‘GEO. J. JOHNSON, 26 Tha market Space. | [Act ASSORTMENT or. LINEN LAWNS IN WASHINGTON. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNs, AMERICAN LAWNS. 1,000 yards of Beautiful FIGURED LAWNS, re- duced from 12'c. down to 6 ye. Real LINEN LAWNS (Figured), reduced from 25c. down to 15c. BLACK LINEN LAWNS. a BLACK FRENOH LAWNS. IA LINEN, the desirable article f INDIA Salon White Dresses, 20, 35, 81, S10 Beautiful Striped (thin) WHITE GOODS, reduced a 26e. down to 15c. CARTER's, ‘7A Market Space. Real WAMSUTTA COTTON, redaced from lfc. Pure LINEN TABLE DAMASK, redaoed Toe. down to sve, Tenweed from NOTTINGHAM LACE forcartains, 1230. upto 81. BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, VERY Pe ey PE LOS. CARTER’S, Je16 722 Market Space. Scanes: SCARFS! SCARFs: celyorr to benald atectceincly lew prices, 2st Fe SHIRTS made to order in first-class style; fit «uaranteed. Ready-made Shirts of ourown make always in THOMPSON’S PHIn TE ACrony, et. 1. We, se Opposite Patent Oitica” MANCH OF THE BAL 5 B S1EAM SHIRT TAOIORY One 435 7th street new. Six of the Finest Rhirts, to order. Bix Extra Fine ae order. Bix Fine Shirts, to order. S 7.50 PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED Ol MONEY a REFUNDED. O% MONEY je call your especial attenti Bhi, complete, atone dollars °C Beinforsed A full line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. 4235 7th st. nowy, Je3-1y Washington, D.O. Qumrs CHEAPER THAN EVER. ‘Our “Mystery” SHIRT, at 75 ote., unfinished, Liter we bold fe when cots 312.00 $00 te cheaper In snd iinen Barat, below, present, prices, I _ SHIRT, finished, is the cheapost Shirt in the world, onl} “Crown Diamond” SHIRT, ae ee ished, 60 cts. Our LINEN OOLLARS, isteet at 2300 Bee dozen, are as good as 82.60. Our Silk NECK“EAR beata the world in quulity and price. Our Silk FS at a8 Rood as an} 50 cts. Our 60. re a8 good aa is aold for 1.25 by the con Soa 7 MEGINNISS’, L002 F street ps0 Gg? TO DUBREUIL BHOS., 1112 F street northwest, And leave your order for FINE DRESS SHIRTS. SHIRTS FOR THE OONVENTION A SPE- CIALTY. ERE deren mtvenen aaa joven Superior Half-dozen Elowant SHIBT Our Best SHIRT, Plaited Bosom, 812. A fine assortment of GENT’S FURNISHINGS hand. ‘apse always on SU) QFPRINe AND SEB DBESs opened s splendia line of French ‘We hay pitas Coops, comprising a fall assortment ot GRENADINES. Black Sur erste "ores Sa Beersuckers. Shoda Cloths, Mummy Clothe, Reninss, Linen jane, pisires Ginghame, Indis 42 inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BROTHER & CO., 18983 F st. w.w., near Ebbitt House. LADIES’ GOODS. M. WILLIAN. ° 20 PER OENT. OFF ALL SALES. In order to make room for my usual FALL IM- PORTATIONS, I will take 20 per cent. from all nee my large stock of ‘Trimmed and Bs e Millin p10 lee, to Untrimmed Bonnet 4 Drees and Traveling Wrape, Domestic and French Hand-made Undergarments; Corsets, Dress ‘Trimamings, Gloves; a fresh assort- ment of Laces and all the Latert Novelties, et> , ete. 's LIAN. 907 Penna. ave. T Cite Trevise, Paris. ‘These Goods are fresh in every department. 3926 OM are Sreeh th Crery deparsnisnt 3220 DOUGLASS’, Oth street, St. Cloud Buiding. ONE CASE CHEMISE, THOROUGHLY MADE AND TRIMMED, Prick, 25 Cents. Other Garments in proportion. DOUGLASS’, 9th street. FOR SEA SIDE. CHIP, LEGHORN, * FAYAL HATS, Large assortment, newest shapes, at J. P, PALMER'S, ; 1107 F sts. n.w. |. B. Perso! th to all millinery x. B. mal attention given iliner EEBMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES. "The best in the world for the money. Al! Winter Boots sold at s DISCOUNT OF FIFTEEN ty a a ae A a SN, ORDER. mara0 BELLE LUCAS: DRESSMAKING AND PATTEEN FABLOEB 801 MAREET SPACE, Corner Sth st., Keep Building. FLAITING, 902 9th st. n.w. Geel READ THIS COLUMN. HaM, BacO™, AxD« La A FRESH SUP" ¢Y GF FRUI@S AND VEGETA- TING TRENT AND TUB BUTTER rythang first class, and prices reasonable, at TRE PALACE MARKET, CoRwER Mirn axy New YoRrs AVENUE 326 FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &¢ {OLD THE Fort. FOR FOURTH OF Harve @ Frenrsion ¢ PURE Lime scice, BASPBEBEY SYRUP, STRAWBERRY SYRUP, LEMON SYRUP, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, WILD OHERRY JUICE. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES AND TABLE LUXURIES. 2421 New York ave. California Brandy. Pure Holland Gin. ‘Try the celebrated “Bouquet "82.50 per este yuet Whiskey,” $2.50 GEORGE A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n. E** RSIONISTS, FISHING PARTIES, TRAVELERS AND OTHERS Freeh arrival of Imported and Domestic Goods. (Corned. Linens *Lanch, . (Roast. } Bonel — vista, TURKEY ao ‘ ely. a one culties. CHICKEN. Fotted. i. = en Varietion. ROLLED TONGUE, HAM SAUSA OYSTERS. TAKED 1254 Sapa UB, MACOARONI. PICKLED LAMB TONGUES, PICKLED TERS, PICKLED SHRIMP, PICKLED © bet. Mand WA. WOODEN PLATES, PAPER NAPKINS. TRAVELING BASRETS. No charge for pack: pd delivering goods any partof the cli. Sa delivering sit » W. REED'S SO) my5 alo F street new. D ied MAYUNE GUNPOWDER TEA, 50 Cents Pen Le. Beet Government Java COFFEE, Rossted, 83 ct Best Ho COFFEE, Rosstea, 20 cts. per Ib. Swiss Process FLOUR. 82.15 per ¥ bul.” NEW YORK TEA COMPANY,* Cor. 7th and K ap26-8m WM. H. SPIGNUL & CO, IKST PREMIUM Awarced at the Nationa! Fetrover ail other compet- The handsomest Minnseota Patent Fi in th inns Patent he United Btates. mae eu MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY, A Magnificent Winter Wheat Pstent Process. GOLDEN HIuUL, The Standard Family Flour of th peneaatay ans Pius of te Dunst. Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave, 12 WM. MU. GALT & CO. BOOTS AND SHOES. CLESHING SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES. If yon desire to aave money by buying first-class pity y by buying 8p) j | pera DANLIGHT EACUMSE | JOLY a AND drat. FORFOLER, Ocra VIEW, PORT N- BOE, FINEY POINT AND POST LoOKOR, | ‘On the Rafeand Elevant Steamer jerBOon, aNd srriys Hound try until used, to return on any of steamers. Tickets for sale at ar Exearsion K om st occupying five weeks, {fot York back to hew York Wase cludes firet-clags travel, botel a. Tisge drives in Paris, and ail Ap} lications for bertus ahould be tule at mien, Exte »né for longer tours if des\-ed Send for rowremmes, European Tourist eta, for T Si etelent Travelers, teaued Uy alt router mierican Tours to all places of Plewure Ri the Pnited Stater and & Peweratatiiee h Teaty. Cook's Excursionist contains far s for o 3,000 tours. by mail. 10 cents. For fall psrticul please address THOS. COOK & SON, 201 baa way, New ¥ ak, P.O. Box 419s, cravy authori ed ©. A. BARATTONI, Manager. MEST GRAND PICNIC it Pent WASHINGTON. Pt a Sonik ers Tih street Park, MONDAY, Jn cketa(adnultiing tad RY 8. 8. EX , STEAMER 3. W. THOMPSO! Will leave the wharf foot of 83 o'clock a.m. for GLYMONT, SEDNPKDA Boe. ‘anacia®. D EXCURSION ro MARSHALL HALL, On Steamer W- W. CORCORAN, DAY, Jone v0, 18 ty at 9 309. Boat leav m. and 9) Tie Poa shall Hail st 6 Ti keta, u i iy half pri GPAND EXcursion NIAGARA PAL JULY 3p, 4r1 AND 5rx, 1880, RETURN EOUND-TRIP TICKETS, GOOD TO UNTIL JULY 159m, ONLY #11 CHILDREN BETWEEN FIVE A FE AND TWELYV KS HALF FARE. . y Y ¥ and must positively be purchased om t. uly Ist PERCY G. SMITH, 1431 Pa. ave. now. Trish pe: >i last arpesi." Do your duty. ere, amusements, fire works. i JAMES 125-3t Treas. Irish Exec IRST GRAND FETE Ci LG IC given by the UNION F NELLE DE LANGUE FRANCAISE, at 1 SCHUEIZEN PARK, MONDAY, Jove atdp.m. Music by the Marine Bas 4, thé direction of the celebrated | der. Darcing and shooting. Pri wentiemen. Also, prizes for bowlii ‘Admission, 25 cents. 2 " MOONLIGHT EXCUR: Steamer CITY OF ALEXA MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS 1 al FRIDAYS, landin, : riday Steamer leaves Potomac Ferry wharf 7:15 p.m , ULLERTON, Committee LAMPETER, TE aa and Wea 8 and SHOES at the very lowest prices, you can doso, a8 we prefer to se!l them at smallest margin than to carry them over. Look at our prices: Ladies’ 3-strap Sandals only 750. Laales’ Newports and Low Butt. Shoes, only 75e. and 81. Ladies’ Newports and Low Butt. Shoes, 81, 81.25, Ladieg? al leather Kid and Febble Butt. Shoes, only Ladies’ Kid and Pebble Butt. Shoee, only 81. Ladies’ fine Kid worked Button-hole, $2and $2.50. Ladies’ fine French Kid Button Shoes, only 83. Ladies' Foxed Butt., from $1 to $3. Ladies’ Foxed Lace Gaiters, 75c. to 82. Ladies’ Serve Lace Gaiters’ 7s¢ to $2... Ladies! Berxe Butt » 81.25 to $2.50. Ladies’ Berge Congress ; 75c. inses and Ohildren’s Shoes from 25¢_ to 2.50, Men's Men's Calf Gaiters oniy $2 to 84. peu’ Cour favorite) Gaiters oniy 81.25. en's rs only €1. Men's Working Shoes, all leather, 81, 81.25. Men's Calf Boots, $1.50 to 85. Boy's rood Lace #hoes 85c. Bo3"s good Gaiters 7c. And other zeods too numerons to mention. All we ask eee see our mouse: SEs attention to all. m't forget house and m T SINSHELMER & S08 7th st , bet. Branch Store 140 Bridmest., Georzet Cou Fine Shoes a speci Te REDUCE STOCK, We will offer the balance of our Men's Fine Goat Low Button, st 83.50, me Mee) Sine Out ‘Oxfords, st @3.50, formeriy| Men's Blioes from $1.50 to Foxed Button Boose at 85, formerly 8 Ladies’ Newport Button ‘Ties and Sandal from 81 to 83 a pair. oy. eer JelT 717 Market Space. NEw YORK SHOE STORE, pers 605 Pennsylvania Avenue, RELIABLE, NEAT-FITTING, STYLISH AND COMFORTABLE SHOES. PRICES LOWER THAN THE SAME QUALITY SOLD ANYWHERE. Ladies’ Newport Ties, from 31 to $2.50. Ladies’ 3-strap Slippers, $1 to 83. dies’ 5-etray iD , 2.25. feng ile Aaa mat Gents’ Fine Lo English and rican styles, $2 to 85.50. agent bon ri tee 81.25 to 86. gress Gal E . Boye’ and ee re oe cen _ * NTEE OUR PRI WEST. Whit GOARANTEN OUR GOODS THE BEST. 52 One Frice. de7 A CLEARING OUT SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING . WILL BE INAUGURATED AT THE “FAMOUS,” No. 400 7th st n.w., corner D, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 26TH, 1880, AND CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE SEAS. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. FROM THE MAREED PRICE, IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOE OUR VERY EXTENSIVE BIOCK OF FALL CLOTHING NOW I PROUESS OF MANUFACTURE. 326-1 COOKE & 00. STOCK BROKERS, 5S Broadway, New ¥ EeRSRS irs nesdaye atid Marehall returning 11.30 p.m. Dance down and back? Round trip, 20 cts. Me down Sad ta HE TIVOLI PA FOKMERLY GIESBORO, fs NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIv for Picnica aya Excursions. “The pleasantest «amier resort arowd Washington. The Ferry Boate iand apis hour, and a besutiful drive by road to the Park. First-class sccommodations at city prices; also, r y horses. jes-20 LYMONT PAVILLION NOW OPEN FOR J Picvics and Excursions. bag beew. thoroughly renovated J. TRODDEN, Agent, No. 205 W. IVE jetor, Tth-st. wh poteeaaes ON STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON TO AN FALLS Every Wednesday and ing the season. Leave her wi 9a. ‘urning at 8 p.m. Far round frip, 25c. Music ic and dancing. FIViY MILES RIDE FOR 10 CENTS Every Monday and Saturday during the eoason. sie and Dancing. TO MARSHALL “HALL AND MT. VERNON Every Sunday. Leave at 2 30 p.m. ; returning at 7:30. Round trip 25c. The steamer can be ar~ tered on reasonable terms. Apply 19 W. L. SEARS mur only wuthorized agent, ourner 11th and F sts. the boat my3i-tia S* ai lati MER THEATER COM! lon- ay, June 21, nightly, snd Tuesday and Friday nees. More New gnd Attract.ve Novelties. pearance of Allan and Hart, Dooley and {Cums Waterfield, Last, weak of Campbell snd Burke, Harry and Emma Bud Geni Jake Budd this week in A BIG MIST: Jel Havre, ete. KE.” The Great Fen ‘Minstrel HOUSEFURNISHINGS. NEW ENTERPRISE FOR 9th ST. Retrizerators, Water Coolers, Ine Cream Freezers and Fly at rediced prices, at NOCK’S ae 2 Glase and House furnishing Store, 417 4¢% =: Branch Store, jel2-Im 1284 Bridge st., Georgetown. G* STOVES: GAS STOVES! THE CELEBRATED BNGLISH STYLE. SOLD ON TRIAL. WILL DO THE WORK IN LESS TIME. LESS GAS THAN ANY OTHER STOVE IN THE MARKET. Call and see them, No. 581 15th st. A FULL LINE OF GAS FIXTURES. 168 E. F. BROOKS, 531 15th st.. —?" BEFEIGERATOBS, { WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZ-' FOWLER'S FLY FANS AND WALNUT DINING BOOM BKEFRIGERATORS.- M. W. BEVEBIDGE, Late Webb & Beveridee,) Importer of Chins, Gisss Warc, &C.» 1000 Pa, ave. my15 GQEORGE BYNEAL Jr OIL AND WATER OOLOES, ARTISTS' MATERIALS axp LAMP GOODS, Points, Oils, Window and Plate Glass, ALL xrps or Famct ARTICLES FOR OBNAMEETS axp PRESENTS. marta 416 Teh st.. (opp. Odd Fellows’ Hal). eg ee td paenes, BAGS AND SATOBELS. IMMENSE STOCK. POPULAB PRICES. nomatigren ct, SOB - os ’ .