Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY.....Febroary 16, Iss. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIRF Sic \ Wasutnatox, D. C., Feb. 1 am. f For the middie Atlan’ light rain or snow, followed by clearing weather, warm foutherly winds, falling barometer. followed by nisiog Darcmeter and colder westerly winds. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Olive during the day:— Tam. 32°: Nam.4#: 2 p.m, 50% M ; minimum 30 5°, —_—_—. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night Por@s Opera Honse.—Tne new opera, “Oll- Vette.” Nationa! “Hobbies.” Odd Felewcs Hai!_—Soctabie for the benedt of St. Dominie’s Church. Waugh HM. E. Church.—Musical and iterary entertainment. _ ‘The Killing of Catherine Bailey. THE CORONRES (URY DECIDR THAT THE FATAL WOUND WAS INFLICTED RY JOHN DONOH The coroner's Inquest on the body of Cathe- rine Bati terday morning from the effects of wounds recetved In a fat at her house, on the 7th street road, with inmates of the Sotdiers’ Home and other parties, last San- Gay Bight, was in progress when Tng Stat Went to press yesterday afternoon. Saveral witnesses of the fight were heara, and the evi- cence tended to Inipiicate John Donolue, altas Green, as the man who Inillcted the ‘biows which fractured Mrs. Bafley’s skull. Dr. Hartt- an testified to making an examination of Mrs. alley, and to finding a wound of the sealp on the right side of her head and the skull frac- tured under it, with about four ounces of elotted Diced pressing on te brain. Thar blow Peater.—Gooawin's Frotiques in ‘was the cause of her death. ‘Tue jary returned @ verulet that she came to her death “from a blow on the h » blunt instru- ment or. missile, suppesed to have Deen thrown by Jona Dononue, aifas Green, about 9 p. m.. the 15th instant, at her residence aforesaid.” Denohue for action of the grand jury. He ts abo 2 years old man. He drinking tr. Durnigan arrested him. The Johuson-Johuson Warder Frial. ANOTHER JUROR SICK. Criminal Court, Judge M. Johuson, the young white man charged with the murder of James E. Johnson, colored, on Mai of last year, was res and Perry for the covernitert aud Messrs. Cook, Willlam3 and Falls tor de ~ Th 3 escorted bat eleven jurors into conrt, and on calling then Mr. A mower, His ab- Behce was explained by sickues-, he avy been compiatning of ferting unwell for s me days. Oke day last week {t was thought the trial would have w de mt cf his Indisposttton. Dr. . Wi0 has been attending Mr. Necker, stated fo the @vurt that he was quite sick, and it was im- Posst for him to be in cou The court thereupon adjourned until to-morrow morning when, if the juror shouid be Wil enough, M Perry will conclude bis openiag argumen". From the the Unis trial was set there has been a serles of delays, Mr. Cook, the sent? <gunsel, was 11 when ‘thi orkbill Was taken sick; Hiness next rendered a essary; then Mr. Mitehell accl his 24. byt Ge nr not Pp account ot it; 884 AQH Mr. Ne again makes a suspension of i Why} Becessiry. A Dry, Rasrine Co irritates and endan- gers the lungs and greauly debilitates and an- noys the patient, Dr. Jayne's Expectorant re- Moves constriction of the broncaial tubes, pro- Motes easy expectoration, heals all inflamed partsand brings about a speedy cure of the Most stubborn cough or cold. t Marriacs Licenses have been {| Thomas J. Cowie and Susie A. Ge Nic las Meckel, of Germany, and Annie itappert: Westwood F. Paxson, of Loudoun county, Va, and Carrie Skirving: Gustave P. Strum, of Nor folk, Va., and Janie Naylor; H. H. Bradley and Laura A. Reed. ued to 0 —___ Lapres, It will pay you to attend Samsta: Auction sale, 901 7th St. northwest, IS-h ins: ANOTHER LARGE Roppery EY SERVANTS — Last Wednestay night the house of Capt. Gibiss, Ni A street southeast, was entered While the family were at dinner, and about 3500 W rb of js Welry and $0 In money were stolen ‘The colored servant, Georgie Hallowell. 7 that when Sue went up stairs she say Man inthe room. Deiec and Me last bight A Womas Witt a P tie Police Court a White woran, calling herself was charg: rofanity a er Kr rt b kK near the corner of 1 New York avenue, cursing loudly. The man testified that she engaged him to take her + house of Madame Black; that when she Went tn the housekeeper refused to allow her to remain, and she began cursiug Decause she was @i appointed and threatened to have the house Falded. Tue court Imposed a tine of $5 for this Offence. The charge of carrying a concealed weapon, a stall breech-loader, was heard, and it look. ny Ss) muca like a toy and the defendant testifying that she took It from her boy, the court tous Ler personal bonds. A PoLicy DEALER S&nTENcED.—In the Police Court te-day, Geo. H. Slack a white man, was charged with belug a policy dealer. Willams teatified (ual he be ovcasion to ar- Test defendant on a warrant last n'y "t la South Washington, and on searching him at té Station house he found the paraphernalia of a policy dealer In the possession ¢ young white man named Danlei C Uned that he he. yougnt several policy tickets from defeggant tn the last two months Mr. A. b. Williams, defendant's counsel, cross-ex- amined Witness at some length in rel: fixing the dates of nis playing. Hit of dates being SO vague his evidence eluded by the court. Several other men, both Wike afd colored, testified to having bougut poiley Uckets from’Slack. Arthur Simms Wa3 pot on the stand ag an ex paraphertalia as that use ‘There was no evidenc and a sentence of st lays tn jall was im poted; an appeal was noted. t Stor axp Rsap.—P Jou can buy fine gobie’ #5 ets. per dozen for 45 cen's; white chamber H on aining 9 leces, Only $1.65 a Set: engra r4 S,worth om #2 to $2 50 per dozen, for ) ceats; Eaglist enina chamber sets, decorated with gold, con- lainlng 1) pieces, worth $5 4 set, for $3; ‘great bargains will be offered In china, glass and tn- ware; also, in clildren's carriages, at KR. Gold- schmid’s mammoth department store, No. siz 7th street, between H and I, northwest. t ND LBaccE.—The Emmett branch of Tue | ‘he Irish Land League was organized last nigut at 6s © street northwest, by the election of Robvert McDonald temporary president, and M. P. Sullivan secretary, Seventy-five persons enrolled themselves a3 members. A committee eh got Thomas Hau . T. Lyne and Yin. McGuire) was appoicted to draft a constl- Tution and by-laws for the covernment of the league. Speeches were made by Messrs. M Donald, Lyneh and otuers Of the land league met last evening at Lucas’ Hall—P. McCartey tn the chair, and Wa. Ryan wecretary. A committee was appointed todraw up a constitution and by-laws for the govern- ment of the assoclation. A large nuinber of Bew members were added to the roll. Srixxprp cabinet photograpas, $3 by Davis, 925 Pennsylvania ave, Rea. ESTATE SaLes.—Thomas Dowling, auc Uoneer, bas recently sold the followiug real estate for James McLaughiin and Walter G, per dozen, t The Daviit branch | The Broken “atch. A WEDDING STOPPED AND WHY. ‘The marriage of Miss Carrie Noab, daughter of Mr, J.J. Noah, to Mr. Wm.B.Lewis, was fixed to ‘ake place to-day at the Ascension Church. It vill not be solemnized. It is owing to the fact that Mr. Lewis is net what Miss Noah took him tobe that the wedding fs off. For some few days back Judge Noah's tamtly had their suspifons about him. Last week Miss Neab toid her mother that her aMancea had decelyed ber in various matters of minor im- Portance. She began to doubt him. She feared that his statements about property, employ- ment and ability to support her might also untrue. They had met at the skating rink a litle ie88 Chan a year ago. He soon nto ay her marked attention. He visited Judge Noah's house tn common with other of the young lady’s gentlemen friends. His demeanor in all things Waa unexceptionable. Ue repre- septated to the famfly that he desired to ad- = Miss Noah, being very much tu lieve with er. TBE PICTURE HE PAINTED. He could support her handsomely and fully equal to the manner In which she had been raised. He had just bullt a magnificent house, which was all his own, near the British Mints- ters. He had an interest with his brothers tn the unsettled estate of his father, amounting to everal thousand dollars, and ‘an interest of oo in the jewetry store of Lewis Sons. He Said he had ‘a life insurance policy of 00 1n favor of his mother, which he woulda transfer to Miss Noah when she became his wife. He represented that he was a clerk in Pension office at a salary of £1,500, but was eto maintain his wife handsomely without Terce to his salary, which he only consid- ered as spending money. ‘These statements fourd crecence with the family, because their had spoken highly of Mr. Lew!s’ father ani brothers, They made no objection to his address'ng Miss Noab, with her consent. Matters progressed Until the day of the wed- ding Was fixed, at his request, for the 16th of February. He seemed very anxious to have A PRIVATE WEDDING, but to this Mrs. Noah objected, and insisted that if her daughier were to be married It she be with pubilc cereraony. He then nied that he had taken rooms at the Riggs House by the year for himself and wite when should return from thetr byrne tour. ‘To other parties he stated that he ha take rooms at the Ebbitt House. The saquel showed that he had taken rooms atnetther. MORB OF HIS STORIES. Monday of last week a clerk in the War department stated to Mr. Noah that Mr. Lewis had said to him that he was to have an appotnt- ment tn the War department through Juage Neah’s intluence. ‘That Monday nigat Judge Noah told Mr. Lewis of the report, and Mr. Lewis tenled!f Subsequent investigation proved that he had so stated to various partles, After that night Mr. Lewis fated to appear at Judge Noah's house, and an tavestigation de. veloped ihe fact that he was on a protracted spree. Oo Thursday last he telegraphed Noah fromm Baltimore that he was in that city on business, and would return that night and visit her at her father’s house: but he never | came. In the meantime Dr. Hall Lewis, brother of Wi Lewis, called to see Miss Noah, stating he had declined to act as groom3- man for bis brother and wonld have nothing to do with the marriage. His brother had be- haved padiy, he sald, and he deeply sympa- Unized with the young lady, TBE DIAMOND LOCKET. On Saturday morning the well-known jew- ler, Mr. Henry Semken, called upon Judge Noah at the War department and asked if Mr. Lewis bad presented bis daughter with a diamond locket and chatu. Judge Noah an- Swered “No, certainly not.” Mr. Semken then Stated that on Thursaay last Mr. Lewis called at Dis Store, asked to see the locket, selacted a chain io co with ff, and gave a check upon Riggs & C9. for $90 in payment. Bis UNCL# IN BALTIMORE. He stated to Mr. Semken that his wnele, Mr. Jacob Trust, of Balttmore, had made him a resent of $1,000 to bear his wedding expenses. Mr. Trust had, he sald, been over to Washing- fon and met Judge Noah, 21d had a social tne with him, He was somuch pleased that he gave him this $1,000, Judge Noah was to secure a cierkslip for bim in the \vsf department, He made various other statements, none of 1." were true. He (Semken) presented the check at Riggs. It was dishonored. The next day, Friday, he met Mr. Lewis on the tratn going to Baltimore and apprised him of the fact chat ni check had been dishonored. Mr. Lewis as! him to call at Riggs’ next day and he would find it all right. “He presented une check Sat- urday and it was again dishonored. Friends of Miss Noah had taken the matter tn hand and ascertained that Lewis had given Various checks to other people on Riggs & Co., ail of which were dishonored. HE GAVE A WINESUPPER during the week at Chamberlin’s to some ae- quaintances, and gave Mr. Chamberlin a check for the amount due, which was also dis- honored. MR. LEWIS PAWNED THE LLOCKET thing, Saying that he hadu't a dollar in the World. But {t was too late. ‘Sue stories about $1,500 clerkships, hou: tnterest in the jewelry store and insurance upon Investigation, ail panned out bat Uke iesulis of a fertile Imagination. Vartous other of bis transactions of a dubious chara: ter Were brought to light. When tne facts were preseuied to Miss Noah she y free to do as she thongnt b: ugh not without a strag: d the publication of he er’s card almouacing that there would maria; Mr. Hall’ Lewis ning wrote Miss Noah a . Si did not know where his brother ge humber of his dishonored “ks had been presented at the store, and he feared he Would be prosecuted. Since the announcement that the marriage was off a large nuuber of Incidents about Mr. Lewis have come to lizht. He went to Mr. J. J. Beardsley’s rooms, and by his representations got $40 worth of his cooks and pawned them for #10. WHO THEY ARE. ‘The Noah family and the Lewis family (with the exception of this single black sheep) are of the highest respectability. Mr. Noah, 1s the gon of the late Judge Noah, of New York, who, in his time, Was a prominent figure in public and social lire. He wasa Drilltant journalist and an upright judge. Fifty years ago the witty say- ings of Judge Noe used to go the rounds of tha press, as those of George D. Prentice did some- what later. At one time the objection was Taised to his holding the office of sheriff that it Wad hard {hat a Jew should have the power to hang Christians. "Pretty Christlans, who need hanging!” retorted Noah. A Correction. Filitor Siar: The $25, proceeds trom a parlor entertainment given by the Washington Kin- dergarten Union, of which Mrs. Loulse Pollock is president, were not given to the Froebel So- ciety for the purpose of electing any one a life Member, a3 Was erroneously stated in Satur- day's papers, but simply for the purpose to atd In paying the salaries Of the bethany Kinder- garten school teachers. x. ¥ Amusements, &c. Forn’s Orga fovse.—“Ollvette” went off more smoothly last bight than at the opening performance, and a large audience enjoyed the sparkling music, curious complications, and grotesque effects of this charming comle opera, which will probably have a long lease of popular favor. Jt should be heard the second or third Ume to fully appreciate the many points in it. As usual that quaint and rollicking sea ditty “The Whale and the Torpedo,” was re- pocey encored last evening. “Olivette” again lo-pight. NATIONAL. THEATER.—The Goodwin Fix lques made their second appearance last ev ning in “Hobbies,” and excited the usual mani- {s'ations of popular approval. CONGREGATIONAL CHUKeH.—Dr, John Lord, ‘the well-known popular lecturer, will speak at the Coe bona Chureh next Friday eve- ning, taking for his subject “(queen Elizabeth; Wotnan as a Soveretgn.” A ind sociable will Opp FELLOWS HAL. be given at Odd Fellow’s Hall this evening for the benefit of £t. Dominic's Church. It will be & most pleasant and enjoyable affair. Watcu M. E. Cuvecu.—In the must- (a) and lterary entertainment to be given at this church this evening many popular favorites will take part. See the advertisement. C1ostN@ SALE of Turkish rugs and carpets ‘Unis evening at the corner of 15th and H streets, when some of the finest will be sold. Parties desiring such goods should not fall to attend. ‘The sale is conducted by M. B. Latimer, esq. t SKULL FRACTURED By A FALL. — Thomas Knowles, employed in the erection of the in- auguration arch on 6th street at Pennsylvaula Duckett: Lot 60, of Gordon's subdivision of lots in square numbered and Improvements, No. Lies T street northwest, to C. Rappert for $505. For W. L. Dunlop, executor of James Wallace, residence No. 1522 Hilgh street, Georgetown, D: €., to James Kellener for $1,436. Courtine Case8.—Frank Myers, colored, was ebarced this morning with an assault on Pey- ton Dorsey, by cutting him in the side with a Penknife, and also with assaaitoa Ellen Smith, ¥ Cul ting her across the wrist. Ellen testified tbat she wes in her room, talking to Dorsey, when Myerscame tn and the men got intoa dispute, In which Myers used the kulfe on Dor- Bey, ana, when she tried to part them, be Z af fists and ence with another party urged Ray on. Schooler (estified that be tried to avoid fighting with him and was struck several times before he used the knife. The boy who received tne cat was oot present. The court impysed a fine of $10 and an appeal was Boted, avenue, yesterday afternoon, fell from the top of the structure to the pavement and fractured bis skull. He wasin act of placing a plece of Umber across the top of the arch when his foot slipped, and he fell head first upon the cobble stones beneath, He was taken to a neighboring = where Dr. McWilliams attended him. et he was removed bn Providence Hospital in the police ambu- ce ———__ A CERTAIN Means of happiness means to keep Dr. Bull's cough syrup tn every family. 25. + ALLEGED GAMBLING HoUsE Cases DrswissEp. ‘To-day, the cases of Edward Jones and George Parker, charged with keeping gaming tables, were called in the Police Cordt, and Mr. Hay- den, for the government, stated that after con- sulting with the officers he was satisfied that the government could not make out a case, and he bad used his best endeavors todo so. He regretted therefore that after Uon with the officers that he was ob! come to this conch and that he had to ask a bolle pros to be entered. The court di- rected the entry to be made, ——_-—_—__ es TX THE BACK Or sides quickly oe a ay & Benson's Capcine porous IS i Aiwa reliable. . t REPAIRING THE LONG BRIDGE. The day workmen employed In repairing the Leng bridge was relieved by the night hands yesterday afternoon about sun down, the scene of operations being brilliantly {!luminated aur- ing the night by calcium lighta. Up to last evening 50 car-loads of lumber had a UD- loaded at the end of the bridge. The company has already two pile drivers on the work and has engs: Capt. Rogers, of Alexandria, who, | if posstbie, will nave his pile driver at work to: | day. ‘The rallroad company having to pay the additional cost of transfer of passengers, ete., made nece by the break, recognizing a faving of time @nd money if they can make the transfers by boat, have put tugs at work open- ing i channel, and yesterday, with theexcep- on o} THE GORGE at the mouth of the Eastern branch they had the way open to Alexandria. Tuls gorge was a tangled maze of dritt wood and resisted the ef- forts of the tugs nearly the entire day. Towards evening, however, it began to loosen, and one of the tugs working from this end was enabled to reach Within 520 feet of the others, | THE SITUATION BELOW WASHINGTO! The Alexandria Guzet/e of yesterday says: A large number of people went to Washington this morning by way of Shepherds. The steam tug Brewerton made a transfer of cars this morning, the first time since Friday last. Two sloops—one the B. H. Lambert, Captain Euoch Davis, and the schooner Chief, Oliver Lewls—leit here to-day for the lower Potom +c, The steam tug Major, Captain Caristle, alo left bere to-day for ‘Quantico to bring the schooner Willie, Captain Johnson. loaded with ov: ters, to this city, her cargo naving been pur- chased here. It ts understood that the steam “rs Leary, Lake, Arrowsmith and Mos-ley damared by the flood in Washington, wil! b> brouzut here tor repairs, The river 1s now said ty te civar of ice to its mouth.” TWO CASES OF DESTITUTION, caused by the recent flood, have been reported by Father Whiteford. A ‘shanty by the tow: path, at the foot of 20th street, was occupied by &man named Poindexter, bis invalid wife and ehlid, end a man named’ Raymon and bis sick wife. Saturday morning, the day on which the tood commenced, they Were awakened by the quick barking of’ their ttle dog, and looking out discovered the water surrounding the house. A Skiff passing by at this time, the occupant Of It hatled them and came to their help. Scarce- ly bad they left when the shanty they had oc- ied lifted and floated away with the tce, arrying everything they Possessed, ‘They found shelter in the shanty of a colored woman af400 19th street. The other case was that of @ young woman who was prematurely deliver ed of her chitd, at 201 20th street. In ‘this ease the flood surrounded the house, and terrified the woman to such an extent as to result in her premature delivery. No one was with her ex- Bee a young brother, and an oid lady named varrell, TRAVEI THIS MORNING, ‘This morning an atiempt was made by the City of Alexandria to make a connection with | Washington by taking the Georgetowa channel to Litefield’s whart (Easby’s point), but tn | quence of the draw on the Vir- belag out of cessful. The the tbroush, and arrangements were at mage’ for the transfer of scuthern passeugers to connect with the 2:30 train by Doat. The transfer was made trom the A. & F. cepot in Alexandria on the arrival of the Southern train, about 1 o'clock, by ommibuses to the city of Alexandria, and’ on arriving at the wharf, by “buses they were transferred to the B. & P. depot, and took the 2:0 train north, that ain being held bac few minutes for them. There were S4 passengers by this train. LATEST—NAVIGATION OPEN. Mr, Talley telephoned Tue Star from 6th Street wharf this arternoon as follows: Naviga- Uon open; steamer Gibson atloat: pulled off by errcnred and Thompson; river open; ferry boats running. i Four oyster boats laden with bivalves satlea into the port of Alexandria to-day, the first since the breaking upof the tce, ‘Tite steamer J. W. Thompson started down the river this morning, and the schooner Mary Eizabeth Was towed Out by the tug Gorinan ang started on a cruise. ——— Inauguration Notes. The supper committee of the tnauguration organization of citizens met last evening, Mr. A. S, Solomons in the chair. Bids were recelved for furnishing the supper, but all were beyond what was cousidered by the committee reason- able prices. The lowest bid was that of Mr. Freund, and he asked for a $4,000 guarantee, It Was therefore decided to refer the matter to the executive committtee, for them to determine whether the adyauced price should be patd or the plan of having a supper abandoned. The Wisconsin assoctation met at Its new headquarters, No. 415 12:h street, last eventn: A. T. Longley, president, and E M. Tru retary. Arrangements were made for keeping the rooms of the assoclation open for visitors to the city from Wisconsin during inauguration The exec z fications are of Marvlaad York, Penn y land on thelr way tot vation of President Gantield. Captain KE. Vau Naten, Co. E Pennsylvania, Cooperstow! be at the f « L Wil be here, G. of Pennsylvania, Levelstort, will take part tn Danville, Capt, the ceremonies. New Yorx railroad T says the demand for cars to run to Washington for the inau- yator exceeds anything of the kind ever <LOWD. A board of army officers, consisting of Major J. C, Breckinridge, assistant inspector general; Capt. J. E. Wilson, 21 artillery; Ist Lieut. E. Be Hubbard, 2d artillery, will assemble at the juartermaster’s depot in this city, on the 16th. ce lensed Localn, Street lamps will be Ughted at 6 p. m. Ex- ‘Unguished at 8:30 p.m. ie Chicago Standard says: “The brief visit of Rey. A. F. Mason, of Washington, D. C,, to the first church in Milwaukee resulted tn a 'y call to Brother Mason to succeed Dr. Hodge in the pastorate of this church.” The United States has filed a sult against John T. Mitchell and Thomas Hood to recover $1,190.05 0 a Promissory note, given Septem- ber 9th, 1872, payable in three Years. A beautiful stand of colors was presented to Company A, Washington Cadets, at Bethel Hall, last evening, by the ladies of Shiloh Sab- bath School, The presentation was made by Miss Susie C. Brown, and the colors received in behalf of the cadets by William E. Matthews, esq. The cadets were escorted to and from the hall by the Capital City Guards, both com- panies appearing for the first time in thelr new uniforms. Mr. Hutchins, of St. Mary's county, Md. chiet of construction of the St. Mary’s division gt agent of S. T. Suit, €sq., died at the Marshall House, in this city, at haif-past 12am. He was confined to his bed for a period of ten days under the care of Dr. Morgan. Mr. Hutchins was a mar of uncom mop energy and ability. The following patents have been issued to eltizens of Washington: Hf, King, cartridge ; Charles Pfanne, toy doll. An exciting game of polo was played at the West End rink 1p Baltimere last night between the Washington club and the West End club of that city. Aftera hot contest of thirty minutes the game was decided a tle by the referee, Mr. W. C. Haines. This was the elghth game of the tournament between the above clubs, the Washingtonlars now scoring two games ahead of the Baltimore. But one tore game remains tn the serfes, which will be played at the West. End b-nk on the 25h instant, Complaint is made thet tue mud and debris {rem the recent flood 1s allowed to stand on the entire length and breadth of Missourt avenue, and that It Is especially thick and sticky ou the sidewalk surrounding the public reservation, Last eventing Sergeant Heffner discovered fire In Walker's siore, 306 Tenth street, amoag a pile of old felt left in the store—a portion of the debris from the late fire. The flames were ex- Ungulshed by the sergeant and Private Watch- man Boland. About ) o'clock last night a colored thief broke the glass in the window of Mrs. Vinton’s proviston store, corner of Elghth and G streets 8, @., and stole A sack of flour, He was seen by Private Watchman Robey, who fired two shots at him. He dropped the ficur and escaped by tight. ‘The National Veteran Clnd met last night, J. er in the chair, and discussed the’ re- B. Tan ception of visling veteran clubs, and took proper action regarding the reception of the Allegheny Veteran Republican Ciud of Pitts. urg. A CRURCH RoBnER. Harper, a colored man, arrested by oficer Fitleld, was charged In the police court to-day with breaking Into a scheol bullding, near Soldier's Home, and steal- | ing twenty music books, and he was sentenced to 8!x months in jail. He was atso charged witi breaking {nto (Queenstown Chapel, on the 25th of January, and robbing it of a chandeller, and he was sentenced to one year for this offence, West Washington, nee Georgetown, THE DROWNED Woman TDENTIFIED.—Christo- pher Cconse and Benj. Brancell, two George- town men, Identified yesterday the body of the Woman found tn Kock creek as that of Catha- rine Close or Kline, a resident of the vicinity of Matsh Market, in Baltimore, Catharine Devine, keeper of a barroom near said market, Iseald to be well acquainted with her, and a merchant tallor, named Fitzpatrick, on Baltt- more street. 1s sald to be her uncle. It has also been ascertained that she was lately in the workhouse under tbe name of Catharine Foley. ‘The corner gave a certiticate of death from ac- cldental drowning, and the unfortunate woman wale buried to-day by the health depart- ment. PastTOR CALLED.—At & special meeting of the Gay street Baptist Church of Georgetown, held last evening, the Rey. Joseph Walker, D.D., recently of Missouri, but at present a resident Of this city, Was called to the pastoral care of the chureh. Dr. Walker 13 a gentleman of cul- ture and ile author of several religious books. He has been engaged in the ministry for the past forty years, —— GCUTICURA Astonishing Cures of Itching, Sealy and Scrofulous Humors of the Skin, Scalp, and HMlood of Children and Infants, Crrictna Rewrvres are simply elegant te use. They appeal to mothers and parents with «reat force. From infancy to old age they are eqhally successfal, eafe and reliable. CuricuRa, a Medi- cinal Jelly, arrests dieeases, eats away dead skin and flesh, alisys inflammation, itching and irrita- tion, soothes and heals Skin Diseases, and Scalp Aficetions with lors of Hair. It reproduces and beautifies the Hair. Ovricvna es great Blood Purifier, cleanece, 5 Curr. Prepared from and heals dise sootles ne, an praive. It f@ an and Nursery + Children and Infants, Jersey City Heights, N. J., yeured of a terriblecase of Eczema by the raRemedies. From the topof his bead tothe soles of his was one mass of evabs. Every other remedy aud physicans had been tried in vain.” Fred. Rohrer, eaq., Qaehier Stock-Growers’ Na- tional Bank, Pueblo, Colorado, writes: ‘*l am wel! pleased with its effects on my baby that I can- not «ford to be without it in my house. It is a wonderful cure, and it is bound to become very ¢ a day of February, 1$si, for the purpose of ap- praising the value of the “desivnatiog flags” to be used for Inaugural purposes on the 4th proximo. The juplor member of the board will act as recorder. District Government Affairs. The examination of applicants for appolnt- ment on the police force took place to-day by the surgeons at police headquariers, ‘here were about 500 applications on file, The District Commissioners to-day received an insitation from Courtland H, Smith, esq.. Alexandria, chairman of committee to attend the celebration of Washington's Birthday, on the 22d inst, in that city. A letter received to-day by the District Com- missioners, from the office of the Commission- Stoners of the Harbor and River Relief Board Of Baltimore, states “that by the act of the neral assembly of Maryland, creating the foard of commissioners, they are prevented from sending the boat Maryland beyond the Patapsco river or Chesapeake bay.’ THR GARBAGE SERVICE, A proposition was tn-day made by Mr. John H. Clark to the District Commissioners to gather ali dead animals, and peer them and all night soil and garbage out of the Dis- trict. of Columbia, by boat, for the sum of $10 per day. He also offers to furnish two-horse Wagons, with barrels, and all equipments com- plete for gathering garbage, witn two horses ae two men ts cach wagon, for $5.50 each per ay. INAUGURATION PRECAUTIONS. The Commissioners have made a regulation governing the erection of platforms in front of private premises on Pennsylvania avenue to be vecupied as seats on the 4th of March, allowing them to project five fet six inches beyond the building ine, 60 that two rowsof seats can be consiructed.’ The building inspector is engaged in nollfying persons occupying premises where there are insectire balcoules that they cannot be occupied ubless propels strengthened by supports from the sidewalk. REPORT ON THE DAMAGE TO THE LONG BRIDGE. In answer to the resolution of the Senate of the 14th instant, calling for a report of the dam- ages done to the Long Bridge by the receat Neod, and whether, in repairing the same, some method could be adopted that would Giminish the probability of future tnundation, the Commissioners yesterday transmitted thé followipg report: “The recent flood carried away three spansof the bridge over the Wash- pgton channel, a total length of 420 feet. ‘The injury sustained to the spans over the main channel, except to the lateral bracing, are com- ratively sight. The causeway between the Washington and Georgetown channels is not serfousiy damaged. On the Virginia side the track of the railway is washed out fora long Gistance, though the exact length is unknown. ‘The company estimate thelr losses on tne bridge and its approaches at $40,000, By an act of Congress approved June 21, is70, the Balti- more and Potomac Railroad company were authorized to ‘take possession of, hold, change, and uee’ the Long Bridge. Under thts authority the company will doubliess proceed to rebutid the wooden spans of the bridge as formerly constructed. The ice-gorge which formed abeve the bridge during the !ate-flood was caused by the harrow openings between the piers and by piles and other obgfructions, which are the remains of an wld br extsttag: before the present one was bullt. the recurrence of such gorges {t would be necessary to remove at least one-half of the piers now existing, to clear the intermediate Channel of all obstructions, and to rebuild the Superstructure with spans of at least double the present width. This, with the removal ot the bar in the main channel above the bridge, would prevent the gorging of ice at this point in the future. No method can be adopted in simply repairing the present damage which woud, be effective in preventing tnundation hereafter. The cure must be radical, and will involve the building of a new bridge,” popular a8 coon as its virtues are known to the macsee.” Weeks, cq., Town Treasurer, Bt. Alvans, saye, r dated May 28: ‘' It works toa charm on my baby’s face and head. Qured the head entirely, and has nesriy cleaned the face of lave recommended it to several, and Dr. Plant has ordered it for them."” Oericuna Remevres ere prepared by Waens & Porrss, Ohemists and Drugvists, 360 Washington street, Boston, and are forsale by all Drugwists. Price for Curicuna,a Medicinal Jelly, smaii poxes, 60 cents; larwe boxes, $1. CurTICURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. Ouriouna MEpicrNaL Tomer Soar, 25 cents. GuricURA MEDICINAL SHAVING Soap, 15 cents; in bars, for Barbers and large consumers, 60 cents. BRT AL mailed free on receivt of price. ———————E—————EEEE SANFORD'S BADICAL OURE FOR CATARRH. Bapid, Radical, Permanent, Complete ‘Treatment for 91. Begin at the beginning. Cleanse the nasal pas- fnges. Remove the morbid coats of rotting and dead tissue. Work upon these surfaces until the living, wholesome merabrane is reached, cleansed, disinfected, soothed, and kealed. Then you have attacked and removed the cause. Meanwhile, by internal administration, drive from the blood the poigon it delivers with every pulsation of the heart. When all this is faithfully done, Catarrn is con- quered, you are cured. Saxroun's Rapicat Crunk consists of one bottle of the Rapicat Cung, one box of Oarannuan SoL- VENT and one IMPRoven INHALER, all wrapped in one package, with Treatise and Directions, and sold by all draxvists for $1. Ask for SaNFoup's RapicaL CvnE, the most complete, instantane sus and economical treatment in medicine. General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. COLLINS’ Voltaic Hlectric Plasters, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Wesk and Sora Lungs Coughs and Oolds, weak Back, Stomach ani Bowels. Dyspepsia, shooting Pains ihrough the Loins and Back, Spasms or Fits, and Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affectiong, relieved and cured when every other plaster, liniment, lotion and electrical appliance fails. Ask for CoLtrns’ Vou- Taic ELectric Piastens. Only 25 cents. feblé 1831 © “Uisies74 1881 LISHED, Good either before or after the Holidays. A Nie Cleaned tft Dyed GENTS gird or Pat DERE GARMENTS tobe tad Poe 1068 (49) Jefferson Street, Georgetown, D. 0. Work called for and delivex jhere in the aw: a vezed anywi tea After the Flood. CITY ITEMS. The Generosity ofa Former Sia’ u A touching incident, which shows the k! hip Of mankind, is told in’ the New Orleans papers in the story of Old Jack. a former slave In a prominent Louisiana family, who spent a dollar given him at New Years in the purchase of a haif ticket in the Louisiana State Lottery, for which he drew #1,000, aud with which he pro- Vided for the wants of nis aged parents, and With a portion relieved the wants of some poor Germans whose sufferings moved him. He Will Duy sgain, as will many others, by writing A. Dauphin, No. 319 Broadway, New York city, or to the same person at New Orleans, La., before March S, the next drawing. 8. S. 8. JEFFERSON, Ga., Sept. 27, 1590. Several years ago I found a laborer of . mine very badly diseased, and had been for five years treated by physiclans without benent. | treated him with your 8. S. 8., and in a few months he Was sound and weil, and lie has never had any return of the disease. D. M. Hoenes, great 5S had reniark- able results from It in female complaints Ww J. WYLIE QCILLIAN, M.D. Just Think of It. $30,000 for $2; $15.000 Tor $1; besides a number of other large prizes awaiting distribation in monthly drawing February 2sth. Send fa your oraers “at once to R. M. BoaRDstax, Loutsvilie, Fe Wo, for Mardi Gras? Before leaving home don’t forget to send for ticket In time for next drawing of the Common- wealth Mstribution Co., Febraury 2th. Whole tickets $2, halves $1. Address R. M. BOARDMAN, Louisville, Ky. Dr. Allen's Rheumatic and Gout Lo- tion will cure almost any case {n two days, no mat- ter how severe. Price 50 cents. No ‘cure, no pay. Soild by all druggists. Skinny Men. Wells’ Health Renewer,—absolute eure for hervous debility and weakness of the genera- as Tunctions. $1, at Druggists, 480 Penn. re w A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be stopped. Neglect (reqaenuy results fn an incurable lung disease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but acts directly on the Intamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold Al 25 Cls a box everywhere. When Everything Else Fails, You will and it greatly to your advantage to try Hartley’s Catarrh Remédy. The first ap- plication tells ttsown story, sufficient to cure ordinary cases. Sold by Scott & Cromwell, 450 Pa, avenue; W. B. Entwisle, corner 12th street and Pa. avenue, and all druggists. 414 “Alderney Wagons.’? Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn- ing, and delivered in 14 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 45¢. Per Ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Sweet milk 5c. per ate - LECTURES. tESIDENT My Dear Mr. Paxton: — AB one of the listeners afew weeks azo a interesting and stirring Ject niscences of a Private m th it is our friends who Were not privileged te hear you upon the former Pocasion, | Will you not gratify all by repesting the lecture at an early day at euch place as may be de- bY your frienas blige, very. sincerely, W.A. WHEELER. pT Nontnwesr, WASHINGTON. 1 U., Feb. 16, 1881.5 Wheeler, U.S. > nate: Siz: In cou. ly ng with the wishes nd others to re prat the lecture 01 Iniscences of a Private in the Late War,” r: ivered by me, | bez you will accept preciation or the compliment conve est, Iwould name of 8 ved by the the 23a instant, at such Place a8 may be determined upon by my friends. ‘Very respecttully yours, aes: JOHN B. PAXTON. A lecture on ‘*Reminiscen Late War” will be delivered in Lincoln Hall, Wednesday eve jd instant, at 8 o'clock “Doors opened at 720 ock. Admirsion, 50 cents. Itegerved seats, 25 fo be, tad. at W. G. Metzerott & (9 "a, 25 eblG-7t* Private in the John R Paxton , February sof a 7 eV extr: Pennsylvania syenue. IRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC. IRON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND- ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A CER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT 4 YNIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT ©: PPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK ry ENERGY, &c. EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE 10 THE NERVES. THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REM9VING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH 43 TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE STOM- ACH, HEARTBURN, &0. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEADACGE. WRITE FOR THE ABO BOOK, 32 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT FREE. —_ Brown Chemical Company, jan26 Baltimore, Maryland, SWALLOWING POISON. SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxions impn- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach ard lungs. No merely Local remedy, like douches and ingoluble snufis, can possibly reach or eradicate the virulent sporules of Catarrh. This fact explains the won- derful cures effected by Dr. WEI DE MEYER'S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements ‘used by him are ABSOBBED by the mucous mem- brane throughout the system and form a OONSTI- TUTIONAL as well as local antidote, as certain to QURE CATARRGH, 88 vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pox. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, at ALL BTAGES of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER'S OA- TARBH OURE is the most important medical discovery since vaccination. Rev. C. H. TayLor. 140 Nobie street, Brooklyn, writes : ‘*One package produced a radica! cure.” ‘*It entirely cured a member of my family who had suffered from Ca- tarrh for 40 years." J.D. McDoxaxp, 710 Broad- way, N. Y.: ‘It cured me after doctoring for nearly 30 years.” Mus. Euma 0. Howzs, 39 W. Washington Place, N. ¥.: ‘tI can speak for SEVEN members of my family who have used it with great benefit." Bev. W. H. Sumyer, Frederick, Md. : “‘Everybody troubled with Catarrh as I was should use it.” Many A. Ranker, 494 N. Clark street, Chicago, Ill.: ‘For six years I did not breathe through my nostrils until I used Wei De ‘Meyer’s Catarrh Cure.” Mus. M. E. SHENEY, 3022 Sarah street, St. Louis, Mo.: ‘*It gave me instant relief." F. J. Oganx, Atlantic Hotel, Chicago: “*It restored me to my ministerial labors. Rev. Gro. A. Bres, Cobbleskiil, N. ¥.: ‘*It relieved me of agreat Polypus." W.H. Taurspetx, M. D., Elgin, I., &c., &c.,&c , &c. Dr. Wei De Meyer's ** TREATISE” is mailed rnee. His ‘‘OURE” is DELIVERED to any address, by D. B. Dewex &0o., 46Dey 8t., N. ¥., at $1.00 complete. _nov8-e0 ¥ UMBINY. SE rere dig bth st new . st ae alty of the Sxamination and. sot & . Sy gle cents, _febi2 Qoves ‘ob. 1914 & 1916 tnt ar ie coven DuoPs. oh ee eae IREHOUND AND ELECAMPANE. 22 Tiny POUND BOXES, 25c. sje Wath and Land Saand Dsceayw —_—saec ——____ mage paren FAMILY SUPPLIES. AMUSEMENTS. OLD MEDAL 7 war ow ops fe Tagioe Ghats ete Mationnt vate over af other Mace Rema TION. owe na Teh eee competitors Bich in objects of Beauty and? terest Oo CERES a Washington Tea Party Ga Co and Dancing The hansomest Minnesota Pa Flour in the | every UESDAY ai SA ¥ EVE! United states. Admisrion. 80 cents £2.00. Papile —— from any *chool, in a, attandad by MINNEO! ,. ; \ et Avery eusenior Li teach half price, or febls ot | — STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, NATIONAL THEATER Maxuificent Winter Wheat Pavent P 3 WEDNESDAY AND A GOLDEN HU ° 1 Nve The Btandand Family Flouro? the District. ODWINS ROL Qi FOB 8ALB BY Svmax FIRST CLASS GROOEB. Everywhere a briliant hit, tu their uew musical WH EPOT: an rian Corner Ist st. and Indiana ave, HOBBIES: BGIES: feb15 Wu. M. 3 ELPHONZO YouNGs ‘conte for “att-no ON DECK AS UsUaL rae for eocutel with ree for secured INAUGURATION AND FAMILY SUPPLIES. Night performances at pop EXT MONDAY. EM MA ABBOTT OP} RUGARS, (Best New York and Phil: day, Mari ae 10 tbs. Granuiate: Muitteeh, tiene ee os 1039 Tbe. 8A. (St Martha jay ir 12 tbe. Extra “C." (Light Brow and Jut riday,” Luci 9 ibe. Cut, (Square pe). Girl Sale of seats Thursday FLOUR. Washburn Milla, (New Process)..the best on earth Cores, (New Process: Ditto. Champion, (New Process Seiss process IRIS OPERA HOUSE, 0. Dazzling White ae AY, 199m. President, (Ne * Ditto POR SWEET CHARITY'S SAKE, Senat ‘Splendid BENEYIT OF per sack 81.85 = persack 1 THE OKNTRAL FREE DISPENSARY. per sack 1, THLE PIRATES oF Will be presented with the f Able cast FANCE wing unexception- BUTTER Fancy Selected Creamery Fancy Selected New York Fancy Sel- ctedt Oh: Mies Leavire Miss STRMLING & Eo. Hay 0. Kevsen \\ Foueewa per doz. 2.40 : M. Pranson ya the beet m in she city. New Turi 15 Iba. for 81.00 FAMOUS APOLLO GLE: CAB will ren- ‘ was a eg ES choruses and w.!! aio appoat ta Der Ib: 206 u's extravaganza the satin pros Nate, Rat c. Ey Corte ae ew) : Florida Oranges, very fing, justin Pinal Orchestra Dhoice Banaiiss, justin: Chol: mons, large | * ~ : " lot: Choice Apples, by the bbl. Kets $1 00, | Hesery sets. extra. Box NUTS Just tecelved anew iuvriceof verychoics | Shéetat Drew's Btore, Sm 500. CAMS Selected Nuts, of all Kinds, for table use. Ga Telephonic Connections. es Fo#s OPEHKA HOUSE. Comle Opera Season of 1881. Rete OU ean. LIVETTE, D 504 9th st. morthwest, | OLIVET i! | MONDAY, Pobruary 14 feb Opposite Datly uritie mee. | OLIVE LF | rat time hore of ECEIVED DAILY, Olver THE SUCOKSS IN PARIS. sacha 01 OFOICE RTALL-FED BEEF, OLIVE E SUCOESS iN LON cL haat US canons, LIVE THE SUOOESS iN LONDON. GAME, FISH, OYSTERS, AND OLIv> bsihinieess pistols ARLY VEGRTAPLES, OLIVE THE SUCCESS (N BOSTON az THR OLIVETT i BOSTON MARKET, OLIVETTE. THE BUOCES= (N CaIvago. LEON SCHELL & CO. Will be produced with al! it« Novel Festares, febo 2719 Pennsylvania aven’ tif! Costumes, Sparkline due, Splend ~ ere po Rees x a 1 " 7) 7 .. _ nday, Febru 21-80 Mi°M RUSE OUQUET WHISKY, in hin great play of KDGEWOU + HOLKRS eee SUSTLY CELEBRATED, $2.50 PE GALLON. L™ OLN HALL. | 16 Lbs. Hominy Grits... Kationn bw. 10 Lbs. Graham Flour (choice) ADELAIDE. MULT OCU. 1Lb. Green or Black Tes., Ph VENID Fubrnary lth, icine ae FRIDAY EVENING, Febrnary loth, 8p. m. Beunsrer SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW, Tickets, 60 cents, for sale at Ellis Music Stora; 937 Penn+ylvania avenue. bY D* JOHN LORD'S ILECTURES EGATIONAL CHURCH to be preceded by a hatf hoi Biscnorr. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15 QvreN ELizabern; Woman «: SATURDAY, F Dantht. WERSTER; SPNATOUL Adwuerion Uckets (OU © door G* 4ND SOCIABLE 2Lbs Macaroni.. GEO. A. W., bet. Mand N. feo 1213 7th st. pets POIs-v, FLAGEOLETS—F. CBAMPRIGNONS—A. N. HARICOTS VERTES—E. F, MACEDOINES DE LEGUMES. TRUFFES DU PERIGORD. EVAPORATED VEGETABLES FOR SOUP. B. W. BEED’S SONS, NEGOCIANTS, Headqnarters for fine imported Goods. couvert by Prof 30 P. ELoguen be had febl5-4¢ a5 EBIG F strost northwaats AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Cc IDER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, orp, For the beuefit of SS 8T. DOMINIO'S CHURCH oss cntvesenane 0) Comte, 100 BARRELS SWEET CIDER, DONCH'S OROBESTRA. _ fwbiz-at 100 BARBELS REFINED OIDER, BAND MUSICAL AND LITERABY In store and for sale by At Waneh, Moke Church Oorwr 84 and A SAMUEL C. PALMER, Febrary 16. ioe, Tae ee ee es ‘Comet; Mrs. D. Depot. 1 F, Bai at 29th st., West Washington. CIDER IN 8-GALLON KEGS A SPECIALTY— KEG AND SPIGOT LOANED. Telephonic Connection. Janz? UST BECEIVED TWO CAL LOADS PEACH BLOW AND PEERLESS POTATOES, Price 90 Cents per Bushel. 10 pounds Granulated Buyar, best quality, for $1.00 ie Berl Log tt Coties sane earns a a4 ren Nampa bitte 1 12 Light Brown : 1.0 an eatin gies arenas es Sy Fy Eo ae es vi ve OIC . tu : Old Government Java Gortee, pores as MCRL ennER <aIntn at Re ee Laguayra Coffee, choice, por i 2 el Minnesota Patent Profeee Fis S| ae = esota Patent Process Figur, ‘ S Choice Virwiis Family Figur, per sack 175 Wil lsun HOTEL Lorreny Sweet Ostawba Wine, per gall. 100 ease ii Don Carlos Sherry, rich and fraity, ‘per wall. 2:50 POSTPONED TO California Brandy, equal toimported....-... 6.00 Bye Whisky, direct from distillery, veyears APBIL 7, 1553. $ery choles Ports ise M 3 FUL eI ce Port s v1NG. ‘Aud all other articles usually Feytin a Snet-clase cide temmanleieens establishment, at correspondinwly low figures, at The drawing will take piace st LOUISVILLE, HOWABD’s, EY., under authority of s special act of the Ken- hand L streets northwest: | tucky Levisiature, and will be unser the absolute N. B. Dibimbernp emery jsnl control of disinterested comamissiouem appoluted LOHIDA ORANGES, oa fe NS FROM PHILA- FRESH TOMATORS, aie “ is ALSO, nae EN ited AND TUB- EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CANVASS-BAOK, RED BEAD, SS URE Eqy.. a LIST OF PRIZES The Willard Hotel, with all its Fistu and Furniture. 18 Lest denice on One Residence on Green street ‘Pwo Carh Prizes, e ‘Two Cash Prizes, each 84, 006 Five Casn Prizes, each $1, 0v0. PALACE MABKET, Five Cash Prizes, each 8500. oe = 2,000 Cor. 1th and New York ave. | Fifty Cash tin each 105. 8.003 fe Bundre SEAS RS SIE EES. janl?_ | Five Hundred Gash Prizes, e0 20-008 One Set of Bar vure. bs! Bel ein One Five Piano.. ‘od Que Hands: me Bilyer Tea Ser mw BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, ko. Soo Benne of Old Beecioas Wins, ute CORNED BEEF A SPROIALTY. | 10 barkets Campaquo, 235 3 ‘ ive Hundred C i 3. ricand seid Norte ibe wscaa or | £0 fs Hine ine, 5 addres Box Tl, City Post Office. 200 Boxes n eting delivered ‘oharg parts 400 Boxes Havana Civare, €1: 4,000 anne exes or idan tyh boynton izes, € 5,000 AMOUNTING TO $269, Whole Tickets, $8; Halves, $1. Quarters, 82. Remittances may be made by hank check, ex+ Drees, Pustal mouey Onder, or rénte-ored mail.” Besponrible avents wauted at wl points. cireaurs wiving fal inforc.aiion aud for tickets, ress LUMBER. AHAZINGLY LOW PRICES, FLOORING (Daxssxp).......82.60 and $2.70 | {22m Willard Hotel, Louisville, Kys_ COLUMBIA POTTERY OO. (MANUFACTURERS OF STONE AND EARTHENWARE, mm BR08 | 333 Georgia avenue, Foot of 34 street £.¢: BOARDS, TEB BBET.....2.-....-.somnee--+-GRsBD sesortment of Jars, Juss, Pitchers,’ pecktusst Pourera, Milk Pars, ‘Lutter’ Grocke: Ob! Beer Muss, o.. in bulacture, and os ENTERPRISE: Gols material ana by skied workaasge nS OUR F STS" \D GAbDANERS" t= SEINE AND HAND MADE POTS, masufsctured Wa HAVE IN OUE EMPLOI: = , tempered, KD POT CLAY. AN ARCHITECT, ‘Hordieultural society aad ‘at the, a= © bition of the tional Fair. AIRYMEN, ATTENTION !—Just received, two BBADY TO FURNISH ESTIMATES ‘care oat straw, and for sale quantities to it. As «ood a8 clover hay aud « great deal FREE OF CHARGE. Shesper- Wil"wake the richest uk aod more of WILLET & LIBBEY, W. B. TENNEY @ worm, te ‘Wholesale Dealers in Flour, Feed. Oorn, febs and Hay, Capital . | Seaman! ENGRAVINGS MR. FREDERICK KEPPEL, s (67m STREET AND N. ¥. AVE. of New York, SPRAGUE'S BQUARR. BRTWEER 1 has a fine collection of wakbs. BARE ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS B. L. MARKET SQUARES. nov? WE STILL TAKE THE LEAD, SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK. on exhibition fora short season at AMES J. CHAPMAN'S METROPOLITAN BOK STORE, O12 Penna. ave. OPERA GLASSES, at ALKER’S, Oth st. IMPORTER'S PRICES. =, Ciniak, Hie Lining Felt, Felt SARPL, LEWIS’ SONS, pova GEAYEL SUFFLIEG, febl4. 4925 Fonmsyivania avcauc: