Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1881, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY. ..February 2%, 1831. ‘The Weather. PrECS OF THE CHISF SIGNAL OF2'CRR, Wasninoron, D.C., Feb. 2. 1551, 9:30 @ 1a. For the middle’ Atlantic States, cloudy weather, light snow or rain, followea ‘by elear- ing weather, Warm southwest veering to much older northwest winds, followed vy rising barometer. RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signai Office during the day:— <<? I i 3pm, 4s. Maxi- num, 57-: minimum 4 Yesterday (Sanday), February 27, the ther- Mometer at the Signai office, in this city, stood as follows: 7 am, 35°: 1! am. 40°: 2 p.m., o: 3 pu So." 9 1 Pm, 562. LOCAL NEW) Amasements, &c., To-nignt. Ford's Opera House.—liaverly’s Mastodon Minstrels. National Theater.—“Fan on the Bristol,” Foundry Cherch,—Literary and Musical En- tertainment. Lincoin Hail.—“Pinatore.” Ongregational Chureh.—Concert by the Phil- harmonic Soctety. District ¢ ernment Affairs. ‘The building inspector has notitied Mr. Jos. S. Boss that all the party andJtvision walls of his five houses, now !n course of erection, on New Jersey avenue and K street northwest, are in violation of the buliding regulations and the conditions of the permit, In tue particu- lar, that they are nine Imsteid of rourteen inches thick. He therefore condemns them. and crders that th y be taxen down and rebuilt at the thickness required by the regulations and his permit. ‘Tus “Perrecr” water filter for $i at Hamti- ton & Shedd’s. t —_-—___. Tee Woman's Natioxal RELIEF Wet Saturday at itigys House, wife of the Chief Justice, {n the chatr. the iadies present were Mrs. Mrs. ‘Thomas Wilson, 3 Bishop Simpson, Mis. 3 mungs, M Andrews, Mrs. H. D. Mone Mrs. Abuer Osborne, Mrs. Laura M. Bronso! ‘The objects of the meeting were stated to the formation of a District auxiliary, and get ting the names of ladies willing to assist In forming auxiilarfes in the states they represeat. The District ass: Mrs. Justice Mule! n of tue executive € mmitice: Siisom, secretary; Mrs. James b. Wilson, (easurer. ‘This new as sociation will hold a meeting Maren s. Some very fine of] paintings and a 7-octave Chickering piano will be soid at Duncanson’s auction rooms f0-morrow al {2 o'clock noon, together with other articles. t p THEIR VicTIMS—On Saturday of Pougnxeepsie, N. Y., was cash and a check for 31,100 by “bunko” men. Ye rday another visitor, H. L, Potter, of Marchion, N. ¥., became a vic Um to confidence men near the Circle. They took him down to the Observatory grounds athe three-card monte game Degan. Mr. ‘otfer soon found himself minus $0, all be had. Atthis point auother man, ciatming to be a Watehiman, approached and threatened to have the crowd arrested for gambilng on Sun- day, and they ranidiy dispersed. ‘THE Luxes are strained and racked by a per- sistent cough, the general strength wasted, aod an tecuradle complaiat often established thereby. Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant ts an effec- tive remedy for cougus aad Colds, aud exerts a beneficial efect Ou the pulmonary and bron- bial organs. t ———— THE MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICAN ASSOCTA- Tion bad their second dluner at Harvey & Hol- den’s Saturday evening. Speeches were made by Hon. Geo. B. Loring, ideut of the asso- ciation; Hon. Horace Davis, M. C. from Califor- hla, @ Dative of the “Uld Bay Slate;” Hon. H.C. Burchard, director of the U. S. mint, and others. The following were announced as a committee to receive the Visiting mllitary com- paties from Massachusetts, coming to Lake part in the inauguration ceremontes, and to show them the places of {nterest in the clty:—E. B. George, R. A ley, H. B. Bennett, Wa. Blas- - Doherty, S.E Faunce, J. D. Smith, Pioyd, W. LU. Hutchinson, Leo. Karpeles, B. Pike«A. H. G. Kienardson, H. D. Saxton, A. bbetts, A. D. Welch, A: J. Gunning, E . Geo. Walldce, Orgra HOUSE G#anxp Sranp. corner of Penn- Sylvania avenue and Yth street —Th this morning, after a critical The fluish and general lines show good » and the Comparatively small persohs who will be on it render tt a * 7 ts for sal. dri corner 9ih street Drvorcep.— @otverce In th road. Which. a3 fur down 3 Dediy wreesed. The obj Dake tt pi : al one, but vough syrup for 252. t ——_.—_— THREE Babies PICKED UP IN THE STeEETs.— Cn Satur omMicer Powell carried to the feventh precinct station a white male child, SIX OF seven weeks old, found inthe alley between F and G and 6th and 7th streets, and it Was sent to St. Ann's Infant Asylum... Officer Crump carried to the fourth precinct ion a dead colored female infant, found at 2d street and Virginia avenue. A’ certificate of burtal Was given.....Saturday night, Joseph Holmes, colored, found a dead white male infant on isth street, between K andS streets. Officer Smith carried the body to the station anda certificate of burial was given by the coroner. ——$————— Wr. James H editor dy, Of New York’ city, ee eh Land League to- ng. EP." —H uy a botlie of Dr. B f the Curholic 1 adiress tie orrow even- ——— of L. W. Kennedy, editor and e Tenth, @ Weekly paper, In this ¥_ Who died on Friday last at his lodgiags, No. 519 9th street. left on the So’clock train this morpiog en route for Waterbury, Vt, (als ative place.) in charge of his Tae funeral services took place yesterda ‘002 & the parlors of Mr. it. F. Harvey, and ‘taker, 92) 7th street, and Were attended by a bumber Of New England people. tucluding Judge Snell, of Indies con tanj Cemperal Several mew ihe Peace society. EUCALYPTINE for the skin excels all prepara- Uous ior tollet and medical use. P 53. —_>+_—_— PRESENTATION OF COLORS.—The new colored company. the Capital City Guard, escorted by the Washington Cadets, made a parade last Friday evenlug, and after passing down Pean- Sylvania avenue to Si street. thence back to 15th street. the battalion entered Bethel Mall, on M Bireet, bet and 17th stree P @ stand of colors was preseatad. made the presentation address, and ly, Of the Guard, responded. ouMopatEe his customers, M. Willfan D his store 0} watil S o'clock during ex, aud on Wbatyzuration day Errgcts.-Oa Sxtar- two wulte women— rlicles were sed a fue of go on ss “Merton charz+t ML T, and teagt u be court Lop each of them. IspicTeD ~The gi ait today fed tndt {ust Perey and Paul B. Wrigat, tor vo Walt 23, ASS: re; Taomas Ullerlng counterfelt money eurglary and larceny (3 cases); Albert < dward Lucas, murder S to $48 per “price Cioth- t Co: Last Friday @ countryman ne -* Jones, white, got into ‘a disr eye ES hegroes, and afterwards ir <1 mith some they waylaid and assaulte~, ¢,"turning home In the arm, inflicting a ae ene, one in passing the _*¢ttous wound. Some Drought him to thy <, piace found Jones and THE WORK OF DECORATION. sae ‘The work of putting up stands goes vigor- cusly on, Thestate arches are being decorated. Their decorations are simple, consisting of draperiegof flags. They will look much better at night than during the day, a8 an arch of | rendered medic’, AEG ae B. gounsoa pipe punctured for jetsruns under them. | ball. ‘nese will be lit up during the night. The The rev" of whie’ <f@! meetings of Grace M. E. Church, headquarters of the inauguration committee 1s “# Rev. J. W. Smith 13 pastor, are in: Graped and decorated tastefully. The ‘Treas | creas cf in interest, and thus tar over sixty try batiding and the White House are being | or ,,c0gminterest, and thus tar over sixty put In holiday dress. with, ped an’ ‘fas been in pi since January ist, and the evergreens. The Pension office putiding 18 ( health of the pastor had broken down under the being beantified. Over the carriagew: aa- work, but he is now im} ra ing to the White House will be sizang ops of The Baltimore conference of the M. E. evergreens and bunting. Many private houses are also decorating. The ratD has made what Js already up look rather drvopy, but brighter weather 1s looked for. THE SPECIAL POLICEMEN. Major Brock, with the Meutenants of police, Was busily engaged to-day on going over the list of applicants for appointment as special Officers to serve for 10 days daring the inauga- ration season, with a view of making Cue Selections of 300. The appolnuments were not made to-day nor will they be announced until to-morrow. INSPECTION OF THE STANDS. The District Commissioners to-day sent a letter to the inspector of bulldings directing him to inspect all stands being erected from which to view the inaugural procession, and to issue certificates tothe owners where they are found to be safe. Tnose which are unsafe ‘will be condemned, and until they are properiy construcied no fone will be Issued for them. The chlet of police 1s directed to see that no stand be occupied unless certified as safe by the inspector of butidings. Inspector Entwisle has tseued permits to-day to erect fifteen more stands for viewing the 1 augural precession. ‘The inspector has been busy inspecting the stands. COMMITTEE TO RECEIVE THE PRESIDENT-ELECT The foliowing committee wiil meet General Garfleld at the depot:—Messrs. Charles Payson, Ben: Perley Poore, Maj. Wm. J. Twining, H. H. Clapp, Gen. W. B. Hazen, W. D. Daviage, M. G. Emery, Kobert @. Ingersoll, Dr. S. Dr. Jos. C. Welling, Wm. Elwood E. Thorne, Gen. Ed. F. Beale, Jos. Mc- Cammon, Horatio King, Ben. G. Lovejoy, and Dr. Eimer R, Reynoids. THE NINTH NEW YORK REGIMENT. The New York Sun to-day says:—Tne Ninth regiment held a mass meeting yesterday, and about four hundred members unanimously voted to go to Washington to participate in the inau- guration ceremonies of March $. ‘his command will leave the city next Thursday evening at 10 o'clock by a special train, and will leave Wash- ington on Saturday eveulng, arriving here on Sunday morning. Company D of the Boston Independent Fuslleers will arrive here next Saturday evening, and remain at the armory of the Ninth regiment over Sunday, leaving for Boston Rext Monday morning. AGAINST A FIRE DEPARTMENT PARADS. The board of fire commlsstoners—Mes3rs, Collins, Bacon and Reed—to-day returned to the District Commissioners the invitation ex- tended by the executive committee on inaugu- ral ceremonies to the fire aepartment of tho District of Columbia, to participate in the peed Incident to the inauguration of General james A. Garfleld as President of the United States on the 4th of March next, which Invita- Uon was referred to the fire board. The fire commissioners say: “It would give us creat pleasure to recommend the acceptance of ths invitation, being strongly disposed to have the members of the fire department unite with their Fike fellow-clit?ens tn doing honor to the ident-elect and trying to make the demon- Stration at his inauguration worthy alike of bim and of the capital city; but there are grave reasons why the firemen, with thelr apparatus, should not be placed in the Mne of the proces sion on that occasion. The indications are that there will be In Washington on the 4ta of March. bext a much greater number of people than on any previous occasion of the kind. it isto be oe ted not only that Pennsylvania avenue will be densely crowded during the passage ot fhe Processton; but that the streets crossing at thoroughfare will be jammed near the in- tersections With people, horses and vehicles, if the tire Sa should be massed in the long procession aud one or more fires shouid occur at points remote from the center of the city, the result would almost certainly be dis- astrous, Either the engines would be so de- layed as to allow a conflagration to Bet danger- ous headway, or there would be peril to itfe and limb in hurrying them through the lines of Spectators, to say nothing of the contusion which such an interruption of the procession would occasion. With the crowd of peopie com- ing bere to honor the tncomfag President, and to see the ipangural ceremonies are a few law- lees en who Come with a very different pur- pose,and would not hesitate to set fire to property if it would afford them a chance to pluud-r, For these reasons the firemen should, in our opinion, be at thetr posis of duty on tue 4.4 of March. They will then be not only ready to respond to alarms of fire, but the engine hoses being widely scattered, the prose men on duty will give more sec of the city Which, if the day isa fae oue, be almost depopulated, and almost ¢ police protection. Even if a sense ot duty to Church South meets at Harrisonburg, Va, on Wednesday of this week. This conference em- braces Maryland, except the lower part of the peninsula, the District. of Columbia, a portion of Virginia, embracing the Valley and a small part of West: vain, and numbers 200 minis- ters and 32 lay delegates. The Dashaway reform club met at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall last night. Addresses were made by Messrs. Thompson, Graham, Holloway, and Milliken, and the pledge was signed by twenty m8. TSO) Pevalter Wright, a boy of 14, was instantly killed on Saturday while attempting to jump Off a train on the Baltimore and Onio ratiroad near Rockville, The Arlington Fire Insurance company of this District has re-elected all the old officers as follows: Directors—Waiter S. Cox, president; Wm. King, vice president; Wm. R. Riley, Chas. Eomonston, D. F. Kobison, Wm. Galt, Dr. J. W. H. Lovejoy, S. Thos. Brown, Dr. W. W, John- ston; C. B. Maury, treasurer; Frank T. Raw- lines, secretary. ‘The Queenston Baptist Church, D. C., was publicly recognized yesterday by appropriate services. Hon. Wm. Stickney acted by re@est as moderator, and James C. Dulin, esq., as Secretary. The following churches in this city Were represented by delegates on this occasion, viz.: Calvary Baptist Church, Second Baptist Chureh, Fifth Baptist Chureb, Metropolitan Baptist Church, and the North Baptist Church, ‘The clergymen present were Rev. C. C, or, Greene, Rev. Owen James, and Rev, easda' rr. T. C, Teasda'e. Archbishop Gibbons preached yesterday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and inthe afternoon confirmed there about 200 children and adults. The Archbishop compll- mented the parishioners on the excellent Schools attached to this church, and the large number of children who received the sacra- ment of confirmation. The Roscoe Conkling club, Boys in Blue, met Saturday evening in Chesapeake Hull, E. W. Oyster in the chair, and Ed Morgan secretary, A resolution was adopted directing the presl- dent to call the club out March 3, at two o'clock, for the purpose of escorting a club of New Yorkers from the Baltimore and Potomac depot to their headquarters, and also to call the club out on the 4th of March, provided it Was assigned to the first division. The revival meetings in the Navy Yard ene tist Church are still going on with constantly increasing interest. Rev, Dr. Teasdale, of Knoxville, Tenn., formerly the pastor of the 13th Street Baptist Church in this city, is ag sisting in these meetings. Mr. KR. Graham, general secretary of the Church of England Temperance soclety, yester- day afternoon spoke at the Memoria) Lutheran Church, and at night at the Sa eteatlonaL Church on the subject of the condition of the ee working people as regards sobriety, and the plans which his association approve for the furtherance of temperance principles. To-day, John W. Waters filed a bill agatnst Justus I. McCarty, C. C. Dickinson and the Columbia Bank Note Company for an account, «ee —_—_ Whe Christiancy Divorce Case. Itis probable that the taking of testimony for the petitioner in*the case of Minister Cxristlancy agt. Mrs. Christiancy for divorce, before Mr. &, G. Lovejoy will be completed in afew days. It is understood that the ladies examined last week were of but Ittle service to the prosecution, none of them remembering whether Mrs. Christiancy left the house on Christmas day, 1s79—the date of the alleged adultery with Giro at the St. James hotel. ‘The important witness in the case is the col- ored hackman, and it is understood that he has testified to having been oer on the day in question while on the stand and to his taking the person to 311 D street, and after remaining there a short time taking him with a lady to the St. James Hotel. The tmportant quesifon is whether this lady was Mrs, Christiancy, and as yet the hackman has not testitled positively thereto. It is not unlikely that after this testi- mony 18 closed the defendant may rest their cause and endeavor to have the testimony of Giro—who, according to his 01 confession, was a particeps crimluis--stricken Out. If they succeed in this, the case fs at an end on tie Present bill; but should the decision be other- wise, there may be proceedings of a highly Sensational character developed from Mrs. Christiancy’s side of the case. Mrs. Chris- ‘ancy’s health has somewhat Improved, put she suffers much from headache and nervous- neas, the last excltement making it necessary tor her to take to her bed. Mr. Christianey’s fricnes state that should he failon tbls eharge they Will prepare another bi! ——_+—___ - Amusements, &c. Forn’s Orzka Hovse.— averly’s great, Mas- tw mpLs, 1 bree matinees—Wednesday, Thursday ana Ube community did not constrain us to taxe this urday. The prog 13 new and the fan never View, It might be matter for coustierat “gup. Eve y will wu sr ‘ord’: whether ft would not bemore. coure: a ee men ory Doe WH Want to go to Ford's tbls week. NATIONAL THEATER, ‘ } very entertaining performance, will be given at the National Theater this evening and every evening this week, Founpky M. E Cnvrcn.—The Ladies’ Ald Society of the Foundry M. E. church will give @ mausical and Mterary entertainment at the church this evening. The program will be tur- nished by the young ladies of Mt, Vernon semt- nary. Tickets, Including refreshments, 25 cents. Masonic TEMPLE.—Prof. Carpenter will give exhibitions of the wonders of mesmerism, com- mencing March 7th, at slasonic Temple. LixcouN HaLt.—Gen. Judson Kilpatrick’s ora- Uon at Lincoln Hall next Thursday evening 1s jooked forward to with much interest. He will deal with “Army bummers,” Hooker on Look- out Mountain, the march through the Carolinas, and other subjects with which he ts familiar. His Uiscourse will doubtiess attract a crowded house, as there are so many ex-soldters in town. CuEar CONCERT.—The second of the series of cheap concerts will be given at the North Pres- byterlan church next Wednesday evening. “PINAFORE.”—AL Lincoln Hall, this aud to- morrow evenings and at a matinee to-morrow, “Pinafore” will be presented by a good cast Selected from the best. city talent. ‘Tue per- formances will be under the auspices of the National Rifles. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—The Phtiharmontc Society wil! give a convert at Congregational church this evening. The carefully-selected ee will be rendered by superior musical talent Opp FELLOWS’ HaLi.—Tuesday, Wednesda: Thursday, and Saturday evenings, with a Sai urday matinee, W. H. Baker, with a wel lected company engaged especially for the work, will produce at Odd Fellows’ Hall “The Yankee Detective.” Lovers of sensational drama should be on hand. THES READING Or Miss MURDOCH at the Na- tional Theater last night was a success, though the bad weather kept many away. Gen. Sher- man and family occupied a box. ge Sg the inducements offered for to-morrow and Wednesday only at R. Goldschmid’s Mam- moth Department store, No, $12 7th street, tween H and I northwest, where you can buy goblets worth 75 cents per dozen for 35 cents, teaspoons only 10 cents per dozen, tablespoons only 20 cents per dozen, puff boxes with puffs Worth 50 cents for 25 cents, rubber combs worth 15 and 25 cents for 5 and 10 cents, hand mirrors only & cents, tooth brushes worth 15 and 25 cents for 5 and lv cents, flags and Chinese lanterns below cost, steel earrings worth 25 Cents for 10 cents a pair, and great bargains in children’s carrtages. t ee Lapigs who may desire to obtain one of those Celebrated Thompson waves for the hiir can thousands of gests trom dist pect to participate in the parade, to alloy then the freest and ruliest_opporcanity to ap; organizations spould, of course, be the irs’ stand aside.” THE U. S. GRANT CLUB, Boys in Blue, met Saturday evening, and Speeches were made urging that everything Shouid be done to promote harmoay and make the occasion of the Inaugural ceremonies one of comfort and pieasure for visiting organiza- {ons from every section. A resolu‘ion Offered by Colonel Seeley, supported by Gen. Grakam, Col. Gardner and others, was adopted, that ta view of the vast number of organized bodies expected from a distance to lake part in the Procession, it might not be expedient for local esnizations to parade, and that this club, Subject to the decision of the department com manhder, withdraw all claims to a piace in tae Une, proposing that its members snould ¢)-op- erate with the various reception committees looking to the entertaloment of visitors. If Gen. Ford so determine, this club will parade in good numbers; but the feeling was general Unat the whole organization of Boys ta Blue would preter to march as a body In on3 division rather than be divided as proposed by General Sherman, THE LADIES’ COMMITTER ON PUBLIC COMFORT have received responses from titty families who wil provide for 250 lady guests. Tuney also re- ceive constant appifcations from all sections of the country from ladies who desire to be fur- Rished with homes. Sorosts of New York, Iris of Brooklyn, Women’s Coristlan Associations and other benevolent organizations are c»-op- erating with this committee aud bid the Wash- ington ladies God-speed ia their hospitable efforis, INAUGURATION NOTES. The Fifth Pennsylvania regiment will quarter in that part of the Post Oftice department bulid- ing formerly occupied by the city post office, The Ninth New York regiment wiil quarter in the Navy department. ‘two detachmenis of marines, one from Nor- folk and the other from Brookiyn, have arrived at the Washington navy yara. Tue Invited guests to the ball will getin by Way of a private entrance, ‘The following additional contributioas inaugural fund have been recetved: McGrew, collectio: W. W. Corcoran. g ming, and will be given a plate in the Hue by General Sherman. 13 ai find an elegant assortment at 1107 F street ee ae ODES eta ee: 29 | about February 23th. Mrs. Thompson will re- ‘The Union iepublican . e Tain until after inauguration, t Clad, of will leave on the morning of ‘the ington, arriving here a’ boon. ‘They will stop at the there will be a serenade by Mc: which will accompa: RESIDENT ARTISTS’ SAtF.—The sale of pletures by resident artists will take place this evening, ats oclock, In the salesroom at Vernon Row. It is well wort ‘he attention of those who de- sire to cbtain works of art and al the sure time Chug: y the club, 2 a participate in the parade ‘the next day. At | encourage local talent. elght that eventng there will be another seren- SE Ee ao EE Ace at the hotel. Ssturday at? a.m. they wil | Why Gen. Grant Wont Come to bee ee W. R. Leeds is chief marshal Garfeld’s Inauguration. of the clu “ _ HE SURINKS FROM A CROWD. eagisent. Maryland. Wao ee, ho [New York Herald Interview. trough W. Kennon Waiung, firs: eaauc | Au éilusion was made to the comay tnaugu- avd adjutant, issued an order catiing on m-a- ration and the general's bers of the regiment to assem dle at the armo-y x rospective visit to Washington to attena the Inaugural pageant in Baltimore Ih full dress untform aad over- | ‘am not golng to Washington,” sa'd ti geno- Coals, Euapsacks with Dilaukets rolled, oa Fri- | Tal“! bad a very cordial letter from President day bext, al 5,30 a m., for the py Hayes asking me to dine at the White House on tmz to Washington to’ take part March 2 with the Cabinet to meet General and Frauion. The Baltimore Sun say: Mrs. Garfield, I should be glad to unite In any (here Wil be a larze turnow’ courtesy to our new President, but I sent a re- ee A visit to Washington at this time would SENT TO Jau.—Thomas J. Edwards, a young Xery Uying. Such a crowd—euch a muiti- White map, was charged tn the Folic: coust | tude or friends! I would not Lave a moment to {his morning with larceny and assauitiag om. { MPF. Tehrink trom the ordeal.” cwr Breen. ‘The oficer vestided Coat about 1 | ,,PO YoU Intend visiting Washington?” veleck yesterday morning he saw tals mao Oot ee ater the thauguration, espectatly if I do not go to Mexico.” TRE Cast MURDER ‘TRIAL trial of Colonel Cash for the © We Out Of a blacksintth shop on © atest, Op- Josite the Theater Comique, acting 1+ asa picious manner, Witness aitemptej to put him under arrest, when he dropped a sleize hata- Soscory —The oti: Sole enel Shannon ina duet tn Darlin: H eoanty mer, and jumped back and pat bis hand tn bis | § C., Was conciuded Satu : Be SONNY, HP, Faia, tin’? doe Brean whe he | pond Ne was Manan Ae eegicer) quickly dre ‘ol ead tet, r him tf he drew his baad trom his poovet he | ordered sug ney were discharged. “Tne judgo it is understood thir Jury stood eignt for ac: Viction. DR, GEORGE W. Dixweyor, for many years Secretary of the Louisiana state board of health, died in New Orleans yesterday, aged 52. A few days ago Dr. Dirmeyor stated tfa: he had bad 77 hemorrhages of thelaugs {n th: past 17 years, (Witness) Would shoot bin. 4 desperat strug eucued for some tite, during which witness called for help, but he tihaliy succeeaed in ar- resi log his man at the point of the pistol. officer exhibited to the court a lar, which he picked up on the grogad w struggle oceur Edwards was sentenced w Six lnonthy in jail for larceny, and ¢y days ad- @tlonal for the assault on the officer, ne \ulltal and four tor con- ‘West Washington, nee Georgetown, THE funeral of. Mrs, Elizabeth Shoemaker, relict of George Shoemaker, sr., took place from her late residence, West P street, this afternoon, Dr, S. H. Howe, of the Presbyterian church, officiating. The sons of the deceased were the Pallbearers, and the interment was at Oak Hill cemetery. GRAIN MARKET.—Wheat — 5,000 bushels, ar- Tived from Alexandria by schooner, sold a tew days ago at $1.17 per bushel. Large lots in Wagons are daily coming in, and bri from $1.16 to $1.18 -per bushel. By rail to-day 500 bushels sold at $1.18 per bushel. Garficld at Church Yesterday. (Mentor Gor. N. Y. Herald.) I wish it were possible to picture one of the Scenes of to-day, so that the reader might ap- Preclate and not misunderstand it. Garfield and his family are Disciples and members of a little chureb of that denomination in this town. Very naturally they desired to attend service this morning, and in spite of the rain and wind arranged to do 80. There is a great deal of human nature in the Mentor people, and very naturally Loe too, thought it would be a good idea to attend the Service. Consequently,when General Garfleld’s carriage drove up the general found himself part and parcel of an overcrowded con; on. With a characteristic mixture of Stolidity and modesty he led the way to his fam- ily pew and shortly thereafter the sermon be- ‘an. The sermon was preached by one of Gar- eld’s old pastors, Elder Jones, and Iam pleased to record that the elder, who was rather tame, paid no attention to nis distinguished pupil; but went on about his Master’s business. ‘The cervice closed with the holy communion, of which Garfleld and his wife partook with be- coming reverence,and joining afterward heartily and quite audibly in the hymn beginning, “All hall the power of Jesus’ name.” The entire congregation had little by little come into per- fect harmony with the occasion. Mentor, you know, is small, and all in the church had known and liked Garfield, their neighbor, for maay years. He felt tt and they felt it, and after the Jast chorus of “Crown Him Lord of All” was sung with genuine fervor, and the final prayer began, an atmosphere of sentiment pervated the place and dominated the situation until tae reacher mentioned “our dear Brother Garfield” y hame, and firmly commended him and his family to the guidance and protection of the Oaa whose crown betokened Him “Lord of All.” Then followed a perfect chorus of amens and much weeping and other signs of interest. The benediction was pronounced and an old time hand shaking and good-bye followed. DR. BEARD’S Views on the Treatment of Catarrh. He classes it Among the Most Destructive of Human Ailments, Rapid Progress from a Simple Cold in the Head to Consumption, A Safe, Economical and Perma- nent Cure Sugyested, No single diseare hasentailed more suffering or hastened the breaking up of the constjfation than Catarrh. ‘The sense of smell, of taste, of sight, of hearing, the human voice, the mind,—one or more, and sometimes all yield to its destructive influence. ‘The poison it distributes throughout the system attacks every vital force, and breaks up the most robust of constitutions. Ignored because but little understcod by most physicians, impotently assailed by quacks and charlatans, those suffering from it have little hope to be relieved of it this side of the grave. Itis time, then, that the popular treatment of this terrible discase by remedies within the reach of all pagsed into hands at once competent and trust- worthy. The new and hitherto untried method adopted by Dr. Sanford in the preparation of his Rapicat Cure has won my hearty approval. It is purely vegetable, instantaneous in affording relic? in all head colds, sneezing, snuilling aud obstructed breathing, and rapidly removes the most oppress sive symptoms, clearing the head, sweetening the breath, reetoring tho senses of sincll, taste and hearing, and neutrslizing the constitutional tin- d.ney of thedisesse towards the lunss, liver and kidneys. I believe it likely to succeed whon all tue usual remedies fail, becruse it strikes at the root of the disease, viz: the acilisiet blovd, while it heals the ulcerated membrane by direct application to the nasal passages Its action is based un cer‘ win fixed ruleg, and unless the vital forcea are too far ex- hausted, must, in the creat majority of cases, eifect acure. GEO. BEARD, M.D. Baxrorp’s Rapicar. Cunz meets every phase of Catarrh, from 8 simple head cold to the most loath- seme and destructivestuges. It is local and cozeti- tutional. Iastant in relieving, permanent in car- ing, safe, economical and never failing. SanFouy’s Rapicat Cure consists of one bottle of the Raproat Curg, one box of CaTARRHAL Sor- VENT, and one IMPROVED INRALER, all wrapped in one package, with treatise and cirections, and sold by all druggists for 81. General Agente, WErKs & Porrer, Boston, Mass. Coxiix’s VoLTaIo PLasrEns relieves in five min- utes. ee es ely SWALLOW: POISON, SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not aione the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely Locan remedy, like douches and insoluble snufis, can poesibly reach or eradicate the virwent sporules of Catarrh. This fact explains the won- derful cures effected by Da. WELDE MEYER'S new INOOULATIVE treatment. The elementa used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem - brane throughout the system and form a GONSTI- TUTIONAL as well as local antidote, a3 certain to OURE CATARRG, as vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pox. Its unprecedented sale with uxeolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, st ALL BTAGES of the disense, HAVE BEEN OURED by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER’S UA- TARRH CORE is the most important medica’ discovery since vaccination. Rev. 0. H. TaxLon. 140 Noble street, Brooklyn, writes : ‘*One package produced a radica! cure.” ‘*It entirely cured 3 member of my family who had suffered from Ca- tarrh for 40 years.” J.D. MoDonaup, 710 Broad- way, N. ¥.: ‘‘It cured me after doctoring for nearly 30 years." Mas. Estaa O. Howes, 39 W. Washington Place, N. ¥.: **I can speak for SEVEN members of my family who have used it with great benefit Bry. W. H. SuMNER, Fredor'ck, Md.: “Everybody troubled with Ostarrh a3 I was should use it.” Many A. Ranker, 494 N. Clark Street, Chicago, Til.: ‘'For six years I did not bresthe through my nostrils until Insed Wei De Meyer's Ostarrh Oure.” Mus. M. E. SHENEY, 3023 Ssrah street, Bt. Louis, Mo. It gave me instant lief.” F. J. Onank, Atlantic Hotel, Ohicago: ‘*Itreetored me to my ministerial labors." Rev. Gxo. A. res, Cobvieskill, N. ¥.: ‘it relieved me of agreat Polypus" W. H. Tevespety, M. D. Elgin, Il., &c., &.,&e , ko. Dr. Wei Da Meyer’ “‘ TREATISE” is mailed rree. His ‘*CURE" is DELIVERED to any address, by D. B. 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MATINEE WEDNESDay, | MALINEE THUR HAVENOYS EVROPEAN MASTODON MINSTRELS, Direct from Her Majesty's Theater. Londux: Two hundred consecutive performances under the patronage of their Roy ae Li emie Priace and Princess of Wales. oe 8P-Tho Grest Anglo American Success. Identical and Origios) Orwanizaticn The Greatest: Minstrel Troupe in Pxittance. Famed ig Both Hen iapheree PRidi | OF ADMISSION, —B00. and The: we DAY, SATURDAY. ‘The cured scate 25c. extra. Matinee Pri s6s—Baicony S0c. for every bw NO sepured seats. Piretoome first served. Orchestra 7 Ny extra charge for | Tecerved seat feb28 Next Monday NEVIEVE WARD. ATIONAL THEATER. MONDAY, Fenxvany 28-EVERY EVENING. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES; INAUGURATION WEER The Funniest P ‘The greatect bh. years.—N. }. Tribune. Jarrett & Rice's New Musical Oomeay Ouldity, FUN ONT FUND OF NOVELTIES NCH¥ OF ORIGINALI Tles by ae GALAXY OF BPEOIALTY ARTE LAUGHIER POR A WEEK, 8MILES MONTH, GOOD HUMOR’ FOR A ¥RAR. The Compsany—Jonn F. 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Muric Store. feb25-6t> CONCERT -25 Ce He The SECOND of this series of cheap Concerts Will be given at North Presbyterian Caureh, Net., between 9th and i0th ets. northwest, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, AT 8 P. M. Miss CARRIE KIDWELL, Soprano. Mics AMY LEAVITT, Mezzo-soprano. Mr H.C. PEARSON, Tenor. Mr ©. H. READ, Jr., Bass. Mr. HERMANN RAKEMAN, Vielin. Mr. THEO. INGALLS KING, Piano. Admicsion, with secured seate .. +++ 25 conte Beste secured erott’s, 925 Penngylvania avenue. Pre Metzerott's aud the School of Musi ‘th west. feb24-ot VER POPULAR PINAFO!) = is TWO NIGHTS AND MATINEE AT LINCOLN HALL, MONDAY, FEBRCARY 28, AND TUESDAY, MAKCH 1, Under the auspices of the NATIONAL RIFLES, LS pe Aepiin a fir Add all cther a i ely low farws eeiablishwent, st HOwWauwD's, ¥th and & streets northwert. R. B.—Telephouic Connections. gan??-.2 Frouipa ORANGES, FRESH TOMATOES SAFONS FROM PHILA- cs Aso, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR- KEYS. 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