Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY... March 7, Lssl. The Wenther. Ovrics OF THE CHTRF SIGNAL UFTiICER, Wasinaton, D C., Mar. 7, 1881, 9:30 a in. For the middie states. fair weather, porth- West to northeast winds, rising. followed by fail Darometer, statiouary or higher tew- perature. Yesterday (Sunday), March rh, the ther- Mometer at the Signal oMice, tn tis m8 follows: 7 . nam, 2 o; 9 p.m, 38°; 11 pm, 379 mam, 42°: minimum, 25° LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, dc., To-nigat. Ford's Opera House.—Miss Genevieve Ward in “Forget- Me-Not.” Nationa! Theaer.— Lawrence Barrett as “Richelieu. Odd Feliows’ He wonder. —Biind Tom,” the musical ee Sad Accident on the Avenne. A LADY PATAILY HURT. ‘This morning Mrs. Charles F. Russell, living en West street, near High, Georgetown, while siepping from a street car at the corner of 6th sireet and Pennsylvania avenue, tn this city, Was struck in tue temple by the pule of an ex. ress Wecon passing at a furious rate. She Locked down ana her skull badly fractured. She was accompanied ty her son. Dr. Beller was called to attend her, and pronounced the accident fatal. She was subsequently removed to her home in Georvetown. Lieut. Eckloff this afterocon arrested the driver of the wagon, a eolore? man named Robert Washington, em- Ployed by Mr. Stearns,a butcher in the market, and joched bim up. He states that he could not hold bis horse, and thst he used the utmost Strength to doso. «mn 2 drove ef and aid not | he had done. He t d for the cour Inangurat The Col home at9 p. tatned by a Notes, bus Glee club left the elty tor last evening, after being epter- - Sherman. Their beautiful Ge Singing and fine appearance, added to their genuemanly bea: general interest. dur Cavttal. The Harmony nade thei an object of ng thelr short stay at the , of Philadelphia, since thelr return how an excise for their disorderly condv Inauguration pro- cession, that they were losulted by roughs bar- rabing for Jeff. Davis, and that wey broke Tapks to chastise the offenders. ‘Thirteen trains, contatuing 3, Washington via the Baltimore and Potomic road yesterday, 117 cars betpg for north and for the east and 5 for Baltimore. The ania soldiers were on the last train, ——-2 District Government Alfairs. lett CRUSHED TO DEATH BY CARS. The Disaster on the 5.4 P.Railresa GRAVHIC ACCOUNT OF IT—NARROW FSCAPR OP THE EX-PRESIDANT'S PARTY—TOUCHING SCENES AND INCIDENTS. An accident occurred on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad on Saturday afternoon which resulted fa the killing of two persons and the wounding of fifteen or twenty more, some se- rlously. This accident happened to the train on which ex-President Hayes and his family and the Cleveland Troop and‘ others, aiso Pres- ident Ells, of the LakegErie Raliroad, lett thls city. The train was run inte by two engines coupled and running as one—in_ railroad par- janee known as a double-header—anout 300 Jard seats of Severn station, (about 27 miles from Washington and 14 miles trom Baltimore,) killing two men—Mr. Jobn Oliver, a baggage Insster, Of Baltimore, and Mr. J. Weimer Yourlg, of Shamokin, Pennsylvanla. Tue train containing the ex-President and party Was in charge of Capt. Armacost, drawn by epgine 283 Pennsylvania R. R., John Unglaud engiteer, McKeeverreman. and consisted of figh) cars—tne first being a Pullman car, con- taining a number of persons from Shainokin and vieinity—the second and third, the Cleve lend troops, (the ex-President’s escort): next, { e car containing the President and party,next, Mr. Elis’ private car and some ordiaary cars, ‘Tue train left Washington ata few miuiites to one ¢'clock. and being rut as a special stopped or orders at Bowie and Odenton, the conductor receiving orders to run to Severn regardless of the “‘doubie header.” The President and party had just lunched and was conversing when the accident ovcurred. On the doubie neader were Engineer Freeburn, Fireman Frere, Joan Roy conductor, aud Jobn Oliver, baggage agent; on eppine No. 1. (B. & P.) Jacob Hider, engineer; B Everhart, fireman, and Robert Oitver, con- fuctor. They were runping at the rate of 40 miles per hor. The north bound train expect ing to meet the engine was slowing up aud the speed had been reduced to 15 or 20 miles per our. THE COLLISION. Just as the train rounded the curve, which 1s in a cut, the engiueer of the spectal noticed the approaching engines, and, putting on his air brake. reversed his engine, but it was too late. Mr. Rider, the engineer of No. i47, before reach- ing Severn saw that they were golng too fast and sbut down, and a3 soon as Freeburn dis- covered his mistake he reversed bis engine, but without avatl, for at two minutes ta two o'¢lock the engines came together with acrash followed by the bissing of swam. Captain Amae conductor, wus at the time in the third the train (that in front of the President’ states that when rounding the curve he n 1 that the engineer had appiled the afr urake and reversed the engine, and as soon as be felt this the thought fished on bis caind that the “dou- ble header” was before him, and then came the shock followed by the noise made by the eseap- ing sicam. Jumpitg out at once, he saw the Ubree engines ou their sides, 811 pit¢hed over to ‘he east side of the track, the first sleeping car The District foners on Saturday District offices at enable tue employes of the overnment to be presen: at the obse— District quies of ex-Mayor Wallach, and as a further mark of respect the Cou:mtssioners attended the funeral. ‘The proprietors of the fish wharves, who have purchased of the Dtetri ment the right Of whartage for sil fishing be.ts, have entered @ written protest before the Commissioners against the lauding of sh or oysters at any other wharf or wharves on the river front. Mr. Win. Forsyth, formerly city surveyor, 13 Tecommended by tany citizens for re-appoint- ment as District surveyor, in place of Mr. J. A. Partridge, resigned. Building permits issued by Inspector Ent- wisle:—Mrs. E 2, repair Drie h. between Eand F s northwest: $3.5 W. Landan, erect a two-story dw tween 5th and 6th streets northwe Mrs. Doubleday, construct a stand, 715 $1,200, —__-4 Amusements, &c. Forb's Orgxa Hovss.—Miss Genevieve Ward Wili play at the (pera House this week. She will sppear reph "in the great London play “Forget-me-not.” ‘The play 18 powerfully constructed and deep in interest. Miss Ward will be supported by a fine company. Navionst THBaTER—Mr. Lawrence Barrett, one ef the i tragedians of the day, will opea aweeds agement at the National this even- img. He will appear to-night as “Richelieu.” * JAURICIO DENGREMONT, the young Braztitan Violinist, will make bis firet and only appear- ance tn our city at Lincoln Hall, Wednesday evening, 9th inst. It 1s sald that there is prob- ably no violinist in this country. save Wiluelin}, whose tone ts supertor to his in breadth, rich_ ness and purity. Opp Psiiows’ Hati.—Blind Tor. the must- al phenomenon, will appear at Odd Fellows’ Hail this evening and every evening this week. There will be Wednesday and Saturday mati- nees. ——+—_—_ ONLY To-morrow you can buy at fehmidt!s mammoth department stor ith street, between H and I nortawest. lain dinner plates for “ic. per dose Plates only $i per dozen; break: iSe. per dozen; glass compacts dozen; sugarvowls with top, fast glasé Sets, containing four p! gents set. only . ODIY 30 t @ FORSYTH Case.—When in the Circutt cour on Wednesday the eas? of the District against Forsyth. lare surveyor, was ended by the plaintiff withdrawing a juror, Judge Me. Arthur said that Mr. Forsyth’s motives In the Matter Were pure, and he bad taken only the Pspers which he tegarad af private. He un- derstood that Mr. Forsyth wasoniy 4sking a Vindleaticn of his character, for the papers Were of littie value. The District, besides the surveys, claimed a large map and thirty fleld books, which, it was admitted, 1c had when the sult Was Drought. The offer to deilver the pa- Pers came afer the action of the District to Withdraw a juror. Beapacue, languor and melancholy gener- aliy spring from a disordered stomach, eostive- ness Or a torpid liver. Each may readily be removed by Dr. D. Jayne's Sanative Pills, a few Goses of which will be found to stimulate the liver and stomach to healthy action, remove all biliousness, and produce regular evacuations of the bowels. ————__— SUSFic1OtS CHARACTERS RBLEASED AND Cav- TIONED To Leave TowN.—Saturday, at Police headquarters the work of the detectives was developed by the discharge of the people ar- rested by th -m a8 suspicions characters. ‘This work (discharcing) was performed by Lieut. Ecklof¥, who to each one save his advice to quit the town at once, wita the caution that tt caught they would be sent down, and itis needless to Say thal they agreed to skedaddle on the next train. A Ialtimore detective, who was present, advised quite a number of ‘them not to stp In his town, for t hot for them. The followtn as given when locked up: Will Stephen Williams Boston Charley, Frank Kyles, Owen Harrison, Jonn Hayes, John Wil- Hams, John H. Flaherty, James Burns allas ; art, Lewis n, 0. Warren. Jas. Moreland, Fred Adler, Wm. Scott, Osea Barns, Henry Brown, George Brown, Wm. Mitchell, George Jours, T. H. Buller, Wm. Winters, Albert Mad- ison, Frank Thompson, George Kack. Gcorge Mount. John Harrison. Edward Heck. Phil Pen- fold, Charis E. Thornton. George Wilson, Wm. Harry Stith, Peter Masterson, Jonn |. Jerry Curtain abd Thomas Madison. ‘Ther ages were all the way from mere boys up to old grey headed men. Christopner Hughes Was held for the larceny of an overcoat. Of these Messrs. Miller and McElfre3h rua in 21. + Sag of stocks at Duncanson Bros. auct rooms, Wednesday at noon. ‘on ie | | ‘TRE PORTRAIT OF MRS. Haygs FoR Tus | Wuite Rovsk.—Pitty ladies, members of the National Women’s Christian Temperance Unlop, will call at the Executive Mansion to- morrow and present to the President the por. trait of Mrs. Hayes, recently completed by Mr. Huntington. President Garfield will accept it on behalf of the nation, and it will be hung upon the wall tn one of the principal rooms of the White House. This portrait was exe- cuted as 4 testimonial to Mrs. Hayes for banish- ing wine from the White House and will be un- Veiled with appropriate ceremonies to-night at Lincoln Hall. The following program. inter- spersed with music, tn charge of Prot. Bischomt, will De rendered: Heading of the “Crusade Psalm,” [xlvi,) Miss Esther Pugh, New York; prayer, Kev. Dr. John Lanah: ; Address and unvetiing of the portrait, Miss.Frances E. Willard. Il).; address, Rev. Frederick Merrick, Onlo; address, Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, Onto; address. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, lowa: benedi ton, Kev. F. D. Power. having been telescoped by the tender and cab ofthe enctne, ‘The first car in tary Knocked4n 4 portion of the second One. Amid the sound of e-caping steam CRIES OF DISTRESS were heard from the first sleeper, The Cleve- land troop. Capt. Harris. and some of the hands Of a freight train laying on the siding and Mr. A. J. Disney, who has charge of this section, with his men and others, immediately set to work taking out the people trom this cur—it being then supposed that those on the engine had jumped off. Mr. D. D. Domer (editor of the Shamokth Ties and brother of Kev. Dr. S. Domer and Mr. G. W. Domer, civil engineer) Was found with a piece of timber and the teader resiing On him. Forturately there was a jack on tue freight train, with which the welght was lufted, and he was extricated and round badly injured. THE EX-PRESIDENT AND MRS. HAY With their party, were somewhat shaken up Minnie, one of theservants. had her head forced through a panel. With this excepttoa none of them were hurt, and Mr. Hayes and hts sons jotbed the party of rescue In assisting to extrt- Cate the Injured, while Mrs. Hayes and the la- dies assisted in binding up their wounds. MR. J. WIMER YOUNG'S BODY * was found under the tank on the floor of the first car, crushed fearfully about the body, and Mr. Freeburn Was covered with coal, bis head bleeding and blood running from’ his legs, which were badly lecerated.” He was at first supposed to be dead. THE BODY OF MR. JOHN OLIVER Was not found for sometime. it was under the cylinders of engines 183 and 1, which were completely dovetailed. His entralls protruded and the upper portion of his vody was lteraliy cooked by the steam. Dr. Schuelder, surgeon of the Cleveland Treop, was fortunately on the train and at- tended the most seriously wounded. Within a few moments after the acclient a message was sent to Baltimore, and one also to Dr. C. B. White, living some three miles away, andit was not long ere Dr. White was on the ground. Drs. Latimer, Atkinson and Bosely, of Baitimore—Dr. Thompson remalntog at ihe Union Depot to attead those arriving —were sent out On the tratn which was sen: forthe President. A wrecking train was also sent out, in charge of Mr. Hi. Hassan, of the N.C. RR. THE WOUNDED Were made as Comfortabie as possible and taken back & Odenton. where they remained util a new plece of track had been constrneted around the Wreck, which took some two and a half or three hours. Mr. Unglaub, the engineer of the orth bound train, was Dadly bruised and 1s supposed to be internally injured. As son as he Was released, he having remained tn bis cap and been forced into the drawing-room of the car occupled by the Shamokin party, he at- tempted to Walk but fell. He was takeo to the station and Mrs. Disney placed a bed to her frovt room for him and had one fixed up fu the oflee 1s Mr. Freebura and another for Mr. U. in her parlor, BE STUCK TO HIS ENGINE, nglaub stated that ne saw tle as soon ashe was about 8re'e2 hy curve, and might have jumped, but he put on the prakes and reversed his engine and stuck by his en- gine, Dut they were too close then to prevent the collision. " The ex-President and Mrs. Hayes went areund among the wounded, as did others of the party, speaking encouragingly to them. Mrs. Hayes having beard of Mr. Unglanb’s gal- lant couduct, with Mr. Hayes called oa him. She said, “You have acted TUE PART OF A REAI. HERO, and we have to thank you that so many of us are safe. Your conduct has saved our lives.” Mr. Hayes added, “Yes, sir, not one tn our coach {8 injured.” Mr. Ungiaub, with much feeling, said, ** Gut, my God, what has become of the poor'souls who were in the first car?” Mrs. Hayes remarked hastily, tor her feelings were getting the better of her, ‘Please say no more, for you could not heip it. THE MEMBERS OF THE CLEVELAND TROOP surprised all present by the system wita which they worked. It was remarked that all on the train who were uninjured did al! they could to alleviate the sufferings of those that were hurt. Ex-President Hayes and Mr. Ells, of the Lake Erle railroad, tendered everything on their cars If necessary to relieve suffering, and Mrs. Hayes tore up one of her skirts for bandages. THE BX. PRESIDENT CONTINUES HIS TRIP. A special train sent out from Baltimore took the President to that city, where he arrived about 4:30 o'clock, amd remained al the resi- dence of Mr. S. M. Shoemaker uutil a new piece of track had been built around the wreck and the cars of the train which were uninjured— which Included the special—could be sent In. ‘This Was accomplished in about four hours, and in that time the wounded, with the excep- Uon of Mr. Freeburn, were taken into Balti- more. Mr. Freeburn was brought to bis sister’s house, on 4). street, in this city, yesterday. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. There were two killed—J. Weimer Young, merchant, of Shamokin, Pa.; John Oliver, bay gage-master, Baltimore'and Potomac ratiroad, abd ten wounded, as follows: D. D. Domer, editor Shamokin (Pa.) Ties, wounded about the head and right arm, condition critical; J. W. Somers, Shamokin, cut on the left side of the head. condition critical; J. A. Weaver, mayor-elect Of Shamokin, cut on the leit side of the head; W. P. Morall, Shamokin, burt about the bead; D. Gelger, s! kip, head and hands cut; W. Crone, W. W. Littlehales, Shamokin, cut; G. Marshall, Shamokin, hand cut; John Pur cell, Shamokin, both hands hurt; W. L. Huntly, Shamokin, leg bi . W. Barnhardt, Girard- ville, bead cut; Edward Williams, of First Cleveland (Obio) Troop, right ankie ‘fractured; Dr., Taggart Frackvulle, knee 2 iajared; pk Weldy. Tamaqua, head cut; W. len Jones, joktn, Drulsed about the boa: ¢-G. Homer, Giraraville, back injured; C. F. Holshoe, Sha: mokin, slight sprain- ‘Railroad employ ¢s— G. G. Orr, Pullman Car conductor, right ankle cut; James Johnson, Pullman car porter, lett lg broken; H. Freeburn, engineer, skull frac- tured and Jeg badly cut; Jonn M. Uaglaup, Engines ‘Tee latest novelty tn cigarettes is the Opera Puffs. They will not stick to the lips. t ag A CAPITAL ENTRRTAINMENT.--The students of the Speucerian business col evening last. gave a literary talpment to thetr fnends, evincing a degree of {alent and culture rarely seen in young peopie. ‘The following program was admiradly rep- dered :—Piano solo, (Lucretia Borgta,) David H. bs The Face Against the Page, Meyer Soben: Pledge with Wine, Sara Isabella Evaas; ‘Trio, (Distant Chimes.) Bertle Swank, Frances dwiten. Frank soncual a ; rank BN rf Tela bomatag! see tne Gambler Mary ‘Torney: Ri Garescbe; Piano solo, ‘Trotsteme May Bodtisb; Rumsetier's Sign Clark; Conjugal Love, Ben}. Norditng solo, (Lotta’s Favorite Wailz,) albios Ny Orhelio’s Apology to the Senate, Schuyler C Stokes. ‘The entertatument closéd with the ir- resistibly langhable farce, “ Betsy Baker.” with the following cast of ‘ch: :—Mouser, Frank B. Noyes; Crummy, David E. McFibtony? Mrs. Mouser. Manonab Thowas; Betsy Baker; A. Daniels, Piano Noyes; ecgineer, Injured in side, leg and head: Robert Giker, conauctor, bruised; E. M. Sxeen, train hand, G. Frere, fireman, Jacob Rider, engineer, Robert Everbart, fireman, and Wiliisa Talpot, train band, slighty injured—10. A SPECIAL DISPATCH FROM SHAMOKIN says that “D. D. Domer, editor of the saamoktn Tunes, abd vobn W. somers are both lying in a eritical condition. ‘Tne latter will scarcely recover. The injuries of the others are very slight. The runeral of J. Weimer Young, who ‘Was killed instantly, will take place Tuesday.” Mr. Young was about 48 years 01d, and leaves a family. REMOVAL OF THX BODIES. Mr. Oliver's body was taken to Baltimore, from which bis funeral will take place, and Mr. Young’s body to Shamokin, Pa. DEATH OF ENGINEER URN. Mr. Freeburp, who was bi at here yester- day, was able to converse a little before he lett : after his arrival here about all he Was one of the best known encineers tn the Service of the company. He was about 37 years Of age, a native of Phillipsburg. Danphin coun- ty, Pa.. and since be was 15 years old bas been engaged In railroading, being on the Pennsy!- yania Central, Northern Central and tne B. & P. since tts commencement, and has always been regerded as one of the most careful em- one of the road. His mistake (the failure to ‘cep OUt of the way of the special train), watcn led to the accident 1s a puzzle to those who know him. It has been ascertained that hé must have had full controll of his facuities just before he reacked the station, for he blew his whistle for the crossing and his engine was re- yersed. One who has worked with him since his boyhood says that for a moment he must have become oblivious as to where he was. It ‘was found that besides the injuries to his legs his skull was fractured both in front and rear. The deceased engineer was a member of Har- moby No. 17. F. A. A. M., Lafat R A nee No. 5, and Columbia Comraandery, cee ' T. He was not — arg Poe Remains will be interred in Congression metery on Thursday. The story that he ran ahead in violation of orders 1s denied by friend», who Say his orders were to go ahead, make all poss!- ble Ume, and await orders en route, Condensed Lecals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:20 p, m.; and extinguished, at 5 a.m. ‘The Apalostan club last night elected officers for tne ensutng year as follow Dhepy, president; W. A. Mc ‘, E. Parloand F.D. Wright. lieutenants; H. ©. MeKenny, secretary, and Samuel Maddox, treasurer. Jobn Harmon, while walking up 10th street, fell into the window of Mrs. Annie K. Hun Pphrey’s store, on 10 street, near E, and was cut severely in the neck by the glass. ‘fhe District auxiliary “branch of the ‘Women’s National Relief association wil meet atthe Higgs house, to morrow, at 11 o'clock am. See advertisement. A large meeting of women was held at Lin- coln hail yesterday afternoon under the auspt- es of the Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union. Mrs. J. Elien Foster was introduced as Ube woman lawyer of lowa, and made a po.n'ed address upon woman's temperance work, dur- ing the delivery of which she was frequently applauded. Miss Fanny Barnes. of New York, next addressed the meeting, and was followed by Miss Frances E. Willard. Abou 9 o'clock last night Ofticer Felt took to the seventh precinct station house a white male Infant @bdout one month old, watch he fcund in Mr. Babbington’s haliway, on Ist street, between aud I streets nortneast. Ofticer Feit afterwards found the mother of the child and returned ft to her. ly yesterday morning thieves made an atvempt to break tnto the house of Mr..\. H. G. Richardson, T street northwest. Mr. Marcy living next door beard the notse and fired on them. They left suddenly. Saturday, Isaac Lynch, Iving at the corner of 5th and E streets northwest. was knocked down and run over by a hack. He was carried into Gliman’s drug store by Sergeant Bros- han and Ofiicer Boyle, where he received medl- cal ald. Ottiver Farquhar then carrled uim to is home. Yesterday morning, a colored man named Thomas Hawkius, dicd suddenly of apoplexy in Murray's court. Yesterday morning, Special Oficer Cook, was shot 1m the tinger by some thief who he caught in the act ot breaking Into Mr, Magruder’s store ¢n New York avenue. Dr. Walter was called on and rendered medicalzaid, afterwards Police Sargeou EUot The little girl who was rap over by the cars on the Baltinore and Potomac allroad, at 43s street aud Virginia avenue, Friday evening, was Mary E. the 13-year-old daughter of Mr. George W. Grinder. “She seems better to-day, and hopes are entertained of her recovery One hundred and fifty one arresis were made lurday by the police, and about fitty i ‘Maj. Brock was’ warmly compitment y Gen, Sherman and many otuver military officers, for the general good order maintained fn this city during the inaugural season, and the District Commissioners have also recelved the congratulations of many strangers and v13- itors for the good order maintaln ‘Tue shipments of medfctue made by Dr. S. B. Colhns through the different express compa- nies at La Porte, Ind., is perfectly wondertul. There 1s no doubt that ft cures morphia, oplua and alcoholic Inebriates. t da, EUCALV?TINE 18 ‘splendid” for cold sores, cute, burns, and uches. Uartvatied for chapped skin, 25c, t —— ee fhe Courts. Crevrr Covrt—Judge MacAriiur. Saturday, Trusty agt. Chamberlain; judg- ment for Want of affidavit. sons and Daugn- ters, ete., agt. Thornton et al.; motion for judgment granted. Schieunes agt. Schmi Motion to give security for costs withdraw Gray agt. Douglass; motion to give additiona) security granted. Central National Bank agt. Groff; motion to vacate judgment and grant new trial. Murray Abs District of Columbia; motion for new trial filed. Equiry Court—Judye Cor, Saturday, Stone agt. Stone; divorcee granted. Diehl agt. Gross; leave to ille amendment to vl] granted. ‘Tenley agt. Tenley; divorce granted; Ford agt. Curran; pro confesso vs. certain defendants ordered. ‘alter agt. Ber- berick: final order of ratification granted. Weetham Granite Company agt. Chandier; pro cConfesso agt. certain defendants ordered. Scott agt. Lewis; order of December 7, 1350, vacated; sale ordered and C. C. Cole and G. H. Thomp- son appointed trustees to sell. Arundell agt. Imlay; referred to Leon Tobriner, special auditor. Connell agt. Lowden; leave to fle supplemental bill granted. Josepn’s Bene- ficial Society agt.’ Douglass; dismissal of bill, by consent of counsel, ordered. Clarke agt. Clarke; order of March %, 1Ss1, vacated, with leave to amend bill, : POuck Covr Judge Siti gatturday, Wim. Kaiser, torfelted collateral. George "ndall, larceny of a valise and con- vchts from the railroad depot; six months in jatl Jas, Bishop, assault on Alexander Mc- Giggen, a special ofticer; $5 and costs. Nathan Hali, assault on Butler Morgan, a special officer, by drawing a knife on him; $10 or 30 days. Richard Wilson, assault on special officer Orlando Synder; % or 10 days. Henry Jackson, aftray; $5. Jno. Ashton, Wm. Conneil and Win. Burgee, forfetted collateral Chas. Queen, do. John Williamson, protanity; $ or 7 days. Also, charged with detacing private property, by breaking a window In a car of the V. M.R.R. Co.; $10. George Mills, forfeited collateral. Jno. J. Meader, Catrying @ pistol; $20 or 60 days. Chas, St. Clare, protauity; $5 or? days. Jonn Smith, do., do, Addison Coleman, forfeited col- lateral. Juno. W. Holland, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Hezekiah’ 8: lateral. Alexander Smith, profanity days. Henry Ford, do.; do. Jno. LI, do.; do. Jno. Sieason, forfeited collateral. Wim. Kaiser, forfeited collateral. Wm. Burdine, do. Chas. H. Collins, carrying @ slungshot; $2) or 30 days. Martha Johnson, loud aud boisterous; 5 or 15 days. Jno. Bell, profanity; $5 ori days. Jno. Frost, a sallor boy charged with using indecent langu: on the street; #5 or days. Burrill Piper, loud and boisterous; $5 days, Wm. bemp: do.; do. John T. Moore, do.;do. Jas. Johnson, profanity; $ or 7 days. ’(ieorge W. Heller, charged with being a suspicious per- son; bonds or 9 days. Henry Jackson, carry- ing a pistol; $20 or 30days. Walter Jones, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Daniel Long, throwipy stones in the street. Edward Adelka, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Chas, Bat- son: vagraney; bonds or #0 days, Thos. Dorsey, disorderly conduct; $5 or15 days. Conrad Bur- chard, loud and “boisterous; $5. Willtam H. Burkart, same; $. John Youog, same; $. Henry Langly, same; $5. Marshail Tyler, dv.: #5. James N. Webb, do.; $5. George Bradt. street profanity; #5. George Jackson, disor- derly; $5. Robert Sherlock and Wm. Myers, vagrants; Sherlock pleaded guilty, and was sent down; and so was Myers Julia Banks was sent down for a vagrant. Albert Johnson, disorderly; $5. George Bell, same; George Khodes alias Thompson, 2 well-dressed young man was arrainged on the charge of being a suspicious character, a thief, pickpocket, burglar and confidence man. A colored servant at the Metropolitan horei testl- fled to Singing this man and another 10 the cor- ridors of the hotel looking at the door locks as if trying Co get Into the rooms: he was try- ing the doors to see if they were open. Another servant (estified to scelig wis same man on another floor higher up trying the doors. Another servant testified to the same. Ofticer McGlue arrested him. ‘This is the same man who ¥as Caught a few days since at the Arilag- ton hotel at the same game. He was required to give good bonds in $200 or 9) days in the workhouse. Henry Wilson, a pal of Rhodes’, was charged with being a suspicious Person having been caught with apd sept down for days. Wm. Harris, colored, assault and battery on his wife; 90 ‘days in jail. Albert Conaors, for- feited collateral. Wm. Brown, a young white man, was With assault and Dattery on an unknown person in the procession Friday; #10. James Brown, colored, assault and battery On Albert Miller, also colored; $5; also assauit ard battery on Charles Fisher;§:§. Edward O'Brien, chi with highway ‘rodbvery on Robert 8, Manning, a stranger, who testified pocketbook and escaped; Unis One was pursued and caught, but the otoer one got away. A colored woman, named Geor- iene Jackson, who saw the act, testtiled posi- ively to O’Brien, and the judge sent the case to the grand jury. —_——_---—____ THE BRAIN AND SLESP.—In the large hall of the Cooper Union, last evening, Dr. Charles 5. Minot, of Boston, demonstrated, with stereop- acon ee selentific facta. the ojcninscrnd for pbysica) exercise after any severe men strafn—the purpose betng to draw from the brain the blood With which it ts surcharged and which banishes sleep. The brain, incessantly at work while mon fs in consciousness, and if this tacessant Telegrams to The Star. A WALL STREET TO-DAY. Confidence in the New Administra- tion—An oo. mney Market and Strong Stock Market. New Yorg, March 7.—The Post financial arti- cle says: The week opened in Wall street with the confident opinion on all sides that the morey market is to be easy. This opinion ts founded on the belief that the new Secretary of ‘Treasury will err rather on the side of expan- sion than the reverse. The report that Mr. Windom received the support of ex-Secretary Sherman for the position of the chiet omcer of the ury. 1s construed as an indica- tion that the policy of the Treasury will not be widely different from what it has ‘0. AS the recent disturbance in the stock exchange markets was caused by the money stringency and the fear of its con- tiauance, itis patural that when that {s re- moved there should be a change in the conrse of prices, whicn are dependent to a large extent on the money market. Accordingly to-day the stock exchange markets are strong. U. S. bonds are unchanged in price. Railroad bonds are 3,a2 per cent higher; stocks are “a3 per cent bigher than st the close on Saturday. The strongest stocks are the south and south- western shares. the coal shares and the telegraph shares, ‘The Trunk line stocxs and’ those of roads in the north and western states were at times strong, albough jf 3s well known that the severe storms of the wiater have very much reduced Mi estimates of the earnings of these roads, Tie market for foreign exchange 1s quiet and f irly steady at an advance of hait a cent a pound sterling. ‘The new posted rates for prim wankers’ sterling bills are 481% and 484. ‘The actual rates are 480%j81 and 4 Prime commercial bills are 479%. In the money mar- ket 5 percent is the rultug rate for call loans on stocks, and 3a4 per cent is the qhotition on United States bonds. T’me loans are down to 4a5 percent. Prime mercantile paper 1s 536 per ecnt. The Internauional Wajking Match. New York, March 7.—At 10 ovclock tls morning there were only about 50) persons present at the walking match. At o'clock che Score stood as follows: Rowell, 93 mil Albert, 7 O'Leary, 60, 1; Vaughan’ The Markets, BALTIMORE, March 7.—Virginia sixes, old, do. consois, 5454; do. second series, do. due coupons, $3i; do. new ten-fories, 62,5 ten forty coupons, 94 bid to-day. BALTIMORE, March 7.—Ooi micdhinw, 11y iu edly, 00; do. extra, 4.2 do. to branda, 6 Wheat, southern higher; wertern easier quiet and steacy—southern red, 1.18%al an ber. 1.20s1.26: No. 2 western winter red, VP401.173 April 1. 8 LATmal higber and active; ‘western futures eteady—southern wi 9. spot May, 1Sal 183g low, 66'¢. western mixed, spot, 67; a6; April, 5454545; May 3% 55s6. ‘Oats, No receipte and ilo transacth Kye dull, 1 vi. 8, Lard—refined, ouiet—prime to choice western pac! 1! éd, 13424: roll, 1s2l. Eyes firmer, 18419. Petroleum nominsl— refined, 95. Coffee dull—Rio cargoss, ordinary 12. Suvar firmer—A soft, ¥y. Whisky firm. ‘1-13. “Freights to Liverpool stea.oer hrtn'r—cotton, 7-2aksd. ; four, 224.30. ; grain, 7d. Recet) te—flour, 2.552 barrels: wheat, 63.800 bnebels: corn, Shipm 115 8; corn, 24,000 r Sales— wheat, 226,200 bushels; corn, 70 bushels EW YORK, March 7.—Stocks steady. Money, Exchauwe—louk, 450; short, 4824 Govern: ments quiet NEW YORK, March 7.-Flour dull. Wheat heavy. Gorn dill NEW YORK, March 7, 11a.m.—The Stock Market opened strong and ver ly higher, aud under od buyine prices advanerd 4 to 255 per cent as compesred with the closing quotations of Naturday, the latter sn Lonisville sha Nashville, Iron Moun” tain, Western Unic ific Mail 3 and I., Nushvule and Chet? moog, rand Kin ee, at Grande aud St. Paul be ug ulso prominent in the nt. IN, March 7, 12:30 p. m.—D. 8. bonds, 4 per cents, 1173s. Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees’ certificates, 69's; Atlan ic and Great Western seconds, 333. Erie, 497; do. fecord consol, 104° Tilinois Uentral, 138%." Penn- syivania Oent Reading, 35%. LOND: ci 7, 4p. w.—U. 8. bonds, 4 nts, 11744; fiver, 103%, Tlijaols Oenteal, » 35%. New York, Ontario and West NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON. ‘The following quotations were current in New York to-day at 2:40 p. m., as reported by H. H. Dodge, of 539 15th street, by special wire Western Union, 116%; American Union, —; New Pleasant Features of Garfield ihe augurat BAitor Star:—Attaching but ittle tmportance to parades, forms and ceremonies, permit a southern democrat to express his admiration for a few incidents whicb, though “trifles light as air,” will do mach to liberalize public senti- ment. The presence of that it soldier~ statesman, Gen. Hancock, at the special invita- Hon of his late rival for the most exalted posi- ton on earth, was an event alike worthy o! each of those broad-minded statesmen, while the same lberal-mindedness was shown by General Sherman in appointing southern briga- diers to commands In the procession. ‘The magnificent demonstration will be fully Mlustrated; but a photograph i the freely-chosen Chief Magistrate of fifty millions of people turning at the very ambition to bestow an affectionate kiss upon his aged mother and confiding wife, placed in every dwelling in this great repubite, would ac- complish more than all the ches and sermons ever delivered. No doubt, this vener- able grandmother of the repunite, recurring to ber prediction to the youtnfal James, might have responded to his affectionate salutation ‘with the simple assertlou “I told you so.” T.N.G, } A QUADRUPLE SUICI telegram from New York, March 4, says: Last night the 3: Italian bark Ajace, from Antwerp, with kero- sene barrels, became waterlogged ‘off Rocka- way Beach. The crew became demoralized when it was evident the vessel was gotug ashore, and fourofthem cut thetr throats. ‘The captain, whose name is Morice, was nn- able to control his men. The dark first struck on Rockaway Shoals, and went to pteces by 4 o'clock this morning. The crew numbered fifteen men, ali told, an@ all but one were arewned. Alarming Epidemic Now Siwevp- ing Over the Country. Which Destroys the es of Smeti, Tasie and Hearing. And Devours the Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, Failure of Physicians te Successfally Cope With It. What Shall We Do? “itis the mucous membrane, that wonderful sSemi-fiid envelope, surrounding the delicate tis- sues of the air and food passagas,” says Dr. San- ford, **that the all-prevalent and dangerous mal ady known as Catarrh makes its stronghold. Once established, it eata into the very vitals snd rendera life but a long-drawn breath of mieery an! didease, dulling the sense of hearing, trammelling the Power of apeech, destroying the faculty of smell, tainting the breath, and killing the refined pleas- ‘ures of taste. Insidiously, by creeping on frow a simple cold in the head, it assaults themembranous lining and enyelops the bones, eating through the delicate coats and causing inflammation, wh ing and death. will secure health to the patient, and all alleviatives: are simply procrastinated suiferings, leading toa fatal termination. Sanronp's Rapica, Cone, by Jnhatatim and by Jaternal administration, has never failed; even when the discase has made York Central, 14844; Lake Shore, 1283; Michivan Central, ere ‘New York, Lake Erie and Western, ¥ 494¢; do. preferred ido. seconds, 1004; Dela- ware, Lackawanna and Western, 129: New Jer- Sey Contra 108%¢; Delaware and Hudson, 114’.; ini, 6 tig; Northwestern, 123% ; do. preferred, 6 wes aoe Hg 5 Waves fountain, 61%; do. preferred, ’—} . O., 24%: Northern ferred, 763§; San Francisco com., preferred, dio. first preferred, cific, Xi_ Rock Island, —: Chesapeake and Ohio, 24°, <" Louisville and Nashv jash- Pacific com., 60: ville, 94: Ni Ville ‘and Chattanooga, 913,; Ontario and Western, 88: Manhattan Elovated 40% Mlinois Central, 133%: Canada Bouthern, 2; District of Columbia $.05 —: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 168% 4: Denver and Rio Grande, 106. Pail pd Omaha, 45%; do, preferred, 102; 0. 0. @. aud T., 90%; Erie abd Western, 5635: 'Chieaxo, St 8 al jew Orleans, 64%; Col. Ohio Central, 33%: “Lexus Pac Pacific. and L’ G.. 863. Glosing Government coupons, 1 Teal 115; LIB. Coal, ‘5434; Gox; Texas Ag, 1.11 gal; 2%g41.12%,; coupon, Bon #8, 1.1 CURIOUS TREASURE Boxes.—An old clock Weight with a plug in it attracted the atten- Uon of oficer Cooper as he examined the pre- mises of Addison Howlandl the miser who dled recently in Meadville, Pa. Upon knocking tt out $61 In sliver pieces, of dates from 75 to 150 ears ago. rolled out. A dirty paper that bore the marks of many feet when picked up was found to contain $150 In greenbacks. More than $6,500 in all has been found upon the premises and ir every inconcelvable utensil and place. The coins have additional value Ubrough their ave and rarity AN $85,000 DEFALCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS.— After weeks Of investigation, a deficiency of $55,000 has been discovered in the azcounts of the Springfield Silk company, and they are up- able to meet their abilities as they mature, al- though a reorganization on a sound basis will be effected. The loss occurred through the connivance of Henry W. Hallett, treasurer of the company since its organization three years ago, who has hitherto borne an excellent char. acter, He seems to have protited by the leakage, the mones having apparentiy, gone into the hands of dishonest agents, C. I. Lock~ hart, the New York selling agent, getting the largest share. Hallett went to Denver tn De- cember suffering, his friends say, from mental Drostration, which is likely to Keep him [row doing any business fora year. A GaLlows Bikp’s TaLx.—Mr. Thomas B. Aust, who murdered his brother-in-law, James Humphries, at Winslow, Pike county, Ind., in November last, was interviewed the other day. He satd: “1 shot him; of course I did, and I don’t deny it. I had shot at him four times with a revolver, but I didn’t hithim. Then I blazed away at him with my shot gun; that fetches them every time. I didn’t siip up be- hind bis back to take bim unawares, as these Cilfton police did me. I shot him fair in the face. I was the first one to him after he fell, and picked shot out of hts mouth. ‘The papers called It a cold-blooded murder. It was no such thing, 1 got some of his bloodon my hand, and it was warm’ he sald, laughing at the hasUly pun. “I put over two hundred shot in i ‘d—n him, and he’s in hell now.” The gal- lows cannot be prepared any too soon for this gentleman. SARA BERNHARDT AS A PEACE MAkét.—A TOW occurred on the Bernhardt special train on Wednesday night, after leaving Leavenworth, between Mr. Mayer. the manager left tn charge by Mr. Abbey during his absence, and the ireasurer, about the settlement of some bills. The treasurer struck Mayer in the face and a pistol was drawn, when Sara appeared on the scene in her night dress and quelled the tu- mult. ‘The other ladies of the troupe were also disturbed by the row, and seconded the efforts of the principal. BANLAN had a reception at Toronto on Friday night, and was showered with valuable gifts. Nothing is 80 popular as success. A PasToRaL Letrgr from Bishop Jaggar, vir- tually forbidding church members from attend- ing ‘ Unity Club” Sunday lectures, was read in the pulpits of Protestant Episcopal churches of Cincinnati yesterday. The Unity club is com- posed of members of the congregation of a Unitarian church. ‘THE New York WALKING MatcH—Piichot We Winner.—The six-days’ walking match in ‘New York closed Saturday night, with Panchot asthe winner. Campana was only walking to cover 450 miles to geta share of the gate- money. It won't amount to much, however, for Ube receipts have been very light. Panchot will get $1,900 entrance money, waich Will pay him very well. The attendance at the close of terest Yas man! pts about $17,000 and the expenses $16,500. There is. therefore, nothing left to divide among the contestants, and Panchot, who carried off the sweepstakes and belt, ts probably the only one Who will get anything. Much dissatisfaction Was manifested by ths unfertunate walkers. ‘The score at the finish’ was as fellows: chot. 541; Krobne, 523; Curran, 504; 489; Sullivan, 461; Campana, 45 frightfal inroads on delicate constitutione; ir ing, Emell and taste have been recovered, snd the disease thorouglily driven out. SANFORD’s Rapicat Cure consists of one bottle of the RaproaL Cure, one box CATARBHAL SoL- vENT, and one Inprovep Invacen, neatly wrapped in one package, with full directions, and sold by all druggists for $1. Aek for Bax- Forn's RADICAL CURE. General Agents, WEEKs & Potrex, Boston. Corts’ VoLTarc PLastens relieve in 6 minutes. TOLU ROCK AND RYE. TOLU BROOK AND RYE. TOLD BOOK AND RYE. TOLU ROCK AND BYR. Nothing short of total eradication | OITY ITEMS. ‘Trichling Past the Delighted Palate, Hub Punch with Hot or Cold Water Is very agreeable, and it diffuses an ecstatic Slow through the system; and 11 is also delicious With ice, lemonade, soda water, or hot or cold Sage stares aoa fy Gees ates vor. cers, e mer- chants and druggists at a THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY. THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY. THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY. THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY. OUT TO-DAY IN PIRESIDE FIKESIDE FIRESIDE Co FIRESIDE COMPAN: FOR SALE FY ALL NEW: FOR S8LE BY ALL NEW FOR SALE BY ALL FOR SALE BY ALL NE THE NEw YouK FixesivE Comp sale by all price is $3 Address George Munro, Publisher, Vaudewater street. New York, Artificial Teeth, L. P. Haskell, of Cuicago, one’ of the oldest Sud of the few Suceessfai msnipulators of “AL- LeN’s Conrinvors Gum W method of inserting Vised, will spend a 1 do this work for May te found at for pamphiet—*/1, Buber” References—Won. WiMam Aldrich, M. ¢ M. Ford. M.D: J. Curtis Smytiie, Db. D.s B. Goodno. D. D. Do Not Risk Destroying the delicate membrane lining cf the nose throat by using dangerous anus, Dr. Hartley” Catarrh Remedy never causes t irritation or snec7ing, affordi Mef and a permanent cure Cromwell and all dragg! One of workmen years’ standing. and was cured entirely with Swift's S. Specitic. Wa. it « T. W. Hoorsr. Your S. S. S. has cured evers better than any her I’ E. C. Lone I bave sold eeveral has attended every § m gross at retall, and success ie. J.B. Bs Little Roc Bochupaiba, New, quick, complete cure, ¢ days, urinary affections, smarting, frequent or ait on, kidi #1. Druggists. 480 Pa ave, m A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be stopped. Neglect frequently resulte in an incurable lung disease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach Ike cough syrups and balsams, bat aets directly on the inflamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in asthraa, bronciitis, coughs, calarrh and the throat troubies which singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold at 25 cls a box everywhere. “Alderney Wag ons.7? Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn- per Ib. red in 1 Ibs. “Ward” prints, 450, , Cot sweet milk 5c.’ per qt. © cheese, Dattermilk and —_————— WEI DE MEYER’S CATARRH | CURE. Unquestionably the most important medl- cal discovery ince vaccination. A remedy which aseimilates with the mucous membrane and forms notonly siocal, but a constitutional cure st any stage. One packaze generally suffices. Deliv- ered by Drugvista or by D. B. Dewky & Co., 46 Dey Street, N. ¥., $1.50 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free. The afflicted can refer to: Gz. W. Lasmmnionr, 73 Biddle Bt., Baltimore; Mr. ScHnoEDER, 360 North Brosdway ; Jouy L. HEnarna, c. Park av. & McMechan St. ; Gro. G. Puesuory, Prop. West End Hotel, Lone Branch; Bev. 0. H. Tayxon, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Md. B. KE. HeELPHenstixe, Ebbitt House, Washington; Bev. Geo, E. Paatt, St. Stephens Rectory, Phils.+ Gen. L. G. Boots, Wilmington; Rev. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick, Md. : Mle Aimee, Opera Prima Donna; Paut Boyton, the great swimmer, Flushing, L.I.; Bam’, Bewepict, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. Y., eto. (Trade-Mark Secured.) ‘THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND SURE CURB FOR COUGES, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. OONSUMPTION, AND ALi DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Areal cure of Oatarrh for $1.00! novl-eodeow FIKST MORTGAGE TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS or THE WASHINGTON OITY AND POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD COMPANY. Issve Limirep TO $1,600,000,on Less rHan $14,000 Per MILE. WE INVITE SUBSORIPTIONS AT 925 AND ACCRUED INTEREST FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THE ABOVE-NAMED BONDS. The road is now in process of construction, over four hundred men being actively employed in the work, and will be in complete running erder to Point Lookout within six months. ‘The bonds on the completed portion, now leased by the Baltimore and Qhio, issted at over $43,000 per mile, and orixinally placed at 88 per cent, are now selling at 110. ‘This rod will furnish the most direct outlet to TOLD. ‘The most acceptable preparation TOLU, —_ TOLU. —_— TOLU. known for Bronchial, Pectorsi and TOLD. —_— TOLU. — TOLU. Pulmonary Affections. AN EXOEL- TOLU. _ TOLU. —_— TOLU. LENT APPETIZER and TONIO, for TOLU. — ‘TOLU. —_ TOLU. general and family use. The timmense TOLU. —_— TOLU. — TOLU. and increasing sales and testimonials TOLU. —_— TOLU. —_— TOLU. received daily are the best evidences ‘TOLU. of ite virtues and popularity. TOLU. _ TOLU. — TOLU. PUT UPINQUART-SIZE BOTTLES TOLU. _ ‘TOLU. — TOLU. GIVING MORE FOR THB TOLU. _— TOLU. — : ‘TOLU. MONEY THAN ANY TOLU. — TOLU. —_ TOLU. ARTICLE IN THE MABEET. TOLU. — TOLU. — ‘TOLU. PRICE 88 PER BOTTLE. TOLU. —. TOLD. —_— TOLU. CAUTION. TOLU. DON’T BE DECEIVED by anprin- ‘TOLD. cipled dealers, who try to palm off ‘TOLU. common Bock and Ryein place of our TOLU. TOLU BOCK and RYE, which isthe TOLU. only MEDICATED article made, the TOLU. GENUINEhsving s PROPRIETARY TOLU. GOVERNMENT STAMP ON BACH TOLU. ‘TOLD. LAWRENCE & MARTIN, TOLU. PROPRIETORS, TOLU. CHIOAGO, ILLINOIB. TOLU. —_— TOLU. SOLD BY DRUGGIBTS, GROCEES TOLD. and DEALERS EVER) TOLU. — J. C. ERGOOD & CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS In Waskryetos, D. 0. A. VOGELER & CO., The state of Massachusetts forbids pigeon- shooting within its borders. mais A little boy in Mortreal, 8 years grieved Lo death at the Joss of his mother, the sea for the grain, coal, etc., of the Baltimore AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL THEATER SIX NIGHTS AND TWO MATINEES. INNING MONDAY, MARCH 7 a8si. BAHETY, And a strony supporting-cast, ander the direction of BB. STEVENS Reperinire for the Week: Monday Nieht— RICHELIEU. Tuesday N YORICK'S LOVE OF LYONS Pt Lor 1) M Thursday Bight «Double Bil & rence and DAVID GaKRIOK Night—KICHELIEU. ‘iatinees YORICK Mr. BARRETT sppeare in each of the above plays. Box Sheet now open. MONDAY. Manon 3 THE TOURISTS. mar? “Porget Me Hot” \ND SATURDAY MATLINER. Perb creation of Stephani rt inthe great Louden plays nd FC Grove, eatitied FORGET ME Nor, her st the Prince of Wales an7 ndon, England, alno thromeh Britain, © ) nietite. ¥ constructed play, bas ersated cuud sonsation in Almeries, from son Fraucise. beveral pro; Managers hoy ing cloimed tt — MISS WAR) why eupported by « company of e nee SPONESDAY. Matines FOR- ATUNDAY. a8 perform Lyceum Thea e MILTON NOBLES. mar? [800.8 wane, ONY MGT ONL)? WEDNESDAY, MARCH 99a, ND CONCERT. MANN -Manager. © The mnsicat i rance of the y ebowned Hoy Violinist, DUNGREMONT, Atsiste’ ly the Charming Prima Donna, MERSS ANNIE THRAPRORS, And ‘he Eminevt Pianist, HOnMaeT DE BLANC. General A tix Seste, 2he. e LPkooen mann. Complimentary Testimonial to yi 5S. 8. BOND, Dy the Am tear Opera Company. Qk PIRATES OF PENZANUE TURMDAY EVENING, Marct 5, 1 Tickets, 60 crnte. NDeserved ved Reate, which may bi Music Store. rbiis and Ohio, Peunsylvania Central, and ether im- portant lines. It will furnish an important link in the chsin of comumnication between the North and South, shortening the time on through travel about six hours. The company will establish a tinue of steamers to run between Point Lookout and Norfolk in connection with the road. It will hold the key to the oyster trade of the Chesapeske, and furnish its only available outlet during the winter season. The company has over half a million dollars in cash and good assets. Its real estate on the line of ‘the road and its rights of way paid for, and on re- bonds now offered, the entire issue of which has been placed in our bands in trust in euch form that we are enabled to guarantee, as we do, thst for every $14,000 of bonds insued there shall be com- pleted and equipped at least one mile of rosd. All the bonds which we were authorized to offer at 90, having been subscribed for, we have ad- vanced the price to 92g. The right to advance the price without notice is reserved. ‘A recent advertisement justifies the publication Of the following letter from the President of the road: A. W. DIMOCK & CO., 7 EXCHANGE COURT. OFrFicE OF THE WaSHINGTON ITY 4D Port LooxovT R. WasHINGTon, Feb. ‘Messrs. A. W. we ead as ‘LEMEN :—" company holds aselnet the Southern Maryisnd Hallroed of over R., 1831.) of S_T. SUIT, President 7B BAI ‘class HOTEL st I ous, Warcenier County, Ma eee toe cocisae Tummibere for ‘a watering: furniabed in every Terms oue- Dulo’s Drug sto: 15th atroct mars 3t OPP FELLOWS’ n. MATINEE Were tan ay ee te RDAY. BLIND TOM, ‘The murical phenomenon of the ave, renowned throuwhout the world as the wrestest NAUUBAL PIANIST LIVING. At these performances BLIND TOM will exhibit the marve ous «iit w wide ceicbrity, and w. elighted th hh Usa vained bin world. astonished aud une. iu iewion, 60 cts. Iren, aa, : reserved feats, 75 cts.” Keserved seats for kalewt Metaerott's. Music etore. “Tic Ts open at 7 o'clock; copsert cs soard-Llt ‘TER-MARVELS AND SM.—Mssonic Temple, Commences at ¥ ¢ allm: eh Y, 10M, 2a" Tickets om feb26-9t" rary PROPOSALS. SEALED PROPOSALS from Resijlent Builder $9 will be received for the ereotion of an addition Sethe s street trout of the Washington Oity Orphan um by the undersig ul "« Oe PM oe SATURDAY, the Ivra teers) OCMOCK Peat ‘The Trustees of the Avyiuin reserve the right to or cude the ayrecment withoutebusation toadopt the loweet bid. Plans and specifications areacorssible to bidders between the houre of Ya m. and 4 p.m. each day, funday excepted, untilthe day. abow spoofed at .. 23, National Safe Uo.'sButldiug, oorDer of New York ave and doth st, northeast. JOHN ©. HABENESS, Architect. Waehineton, D.0., March 7, 1881. marf-4t? MAIL LETTINGS, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. POSE OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Warnixcton, D.C, February 10, 1881.5 PROPORALE be received at the Contract Office of this Department until 3 r.u. of Manon 257m, 1881, for carryiny the matle of the United Stateg upon BOUTE NO, 10,266, MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE, Warsinetos, D.C Service from July 1, W881, 60 June 30, 1885, Schedule cf service and instructious to bidders, with forme for bids and all other necessary infor- mation, w.l! be furnished upon application to the Postmaster at Washington, D.C, or the Second Aseistant Poetmarter General. BORACE MAYNaBD, febl4u.,-6w Postmaster General. IRON BITTERS. 4 TRUE TONIC, IBON BITTEES ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND< ED FOR ALL DISEABES REQUIRING 4 CER+ TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTIOS, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &0. EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THR MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFR TO THE NERVES. THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, BEAT IN THE STOM- ACH, HEARTEURN, &« THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKER THE TEETH Of GIVE HEADACHE. WRITE FOR THE A BO BOOK, 33 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL BRADING, SENT