Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY... March 2S, LSS1L. The Weather. Orrice OF THE CHIKF SIGNAL. OFFICER, Wasrixerox, D. C.. Maren 28, 1581, 9:30 a m. For the middle and South Atlantic states, fair and warmer weather, followed by occa sional rain on Tuesday, westerly, backing to sou herly winds, stationary or higher baro- met Warm Haius To-morrow. ‘The chief signal ofticer furnished the follow- Ing special bulletin for the press at 10 o'clock this morning: Ciear weather prevalis from New Hampshire to Louistana, and ta Tennessee and hie. A trough of low’ pressure extends from Tt northwestward to [lini It will move eastward and will cause during Tuesday warmer cloudy weather with Occasional rap i the Atlantestates. RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER ‘The follawing are the readings of the ther- e during the da; 9D mm 562, March #7th, the ther. ‘sen ational Theat ‘Carneross’ Miu: Lineoin Hau e by John B. Goug: Kev. Thos. A. King, 2 Swedenbor- gian Minister, BIS ORDINATION IN BALTIMORE VESTARDAY. The Baltiraore Sn of this morning says: Rev. Thomas A. King. the recently-elected pastor of the New Jerusalem Church, Calvert reet, pear Clase, was ordali orning In the presence ot 4 isi ten Rev. Channesy Glies, of Ss ordalning mini Lurch, and who occupies the same pos!- with that denomination (Swedenborgian) shops do fn other churches. Mr. Gtlies to the candidate the docirines of the warch and also from the book of prayer. He spoke of the duties of a minister aud Ue né cessity of the appileation of the traths uf re- Ugion to dally life, one of tae prinetpies of thr Ich Being that all religion bas reiation to and tue life of religion is to do good. Fol- ig the ordination ite of Rev. M Kitg and another lady were bapiizad imto th Seedenvorgian faith by kev. Jabez Fox, of Washington, D.C. Mr on upon OT the Measure Test belng the Tita verse and Revelations Kev. Jabez Fox preached at his subject being “Way did the Loi Jacob and Hate Esau? youtg man, Is a native of Maryland, and was formeriy connected with the Methodist Prot- @siant Church, having preacoed ‘Un astern Snore and al Georgetown, D. C. The New w Church has been without a pastor two years. The Swedendorgian de- Mr. ing, who ts a Ol Dation Was first started In tits country in Baitimore, tn the year 1 Joan Har grove ber of ous ‘Tan a TF «rot tle b fe ing the frst minister of that cl The denomina- tion has mainly Increased in the north, but it has extended &s far south a3 Savannah, Ga., seni as far west as St. Louts. The Fine of omfration ts that “ol is one tn essence person, and thai the Lord Jesus Christ ts the Divine Trinity Spirit, To. the cf _B. Robinson & Co. avenue, where the ¢ dest and the pric PrremasB boys’ Boys’ Clothing 90 Pennsylvania nd styleare the t sero Foun Morg Pastozs ENTERED | rox TaEm Rew Dvvies Hene.—Rev. W. F. Ward, the re- CenUy appointed pastor of the Foundry M. F. ebureh, entered on his duties yesterday, and Was greeted by an overflowing congregation. Be preached a fine sermon from the words, “Jesus Wept.” his duties at iS also did Ki Kev. Mr. Morgan entered on h-street (east) church yester- 3 "I. Havenner at North “apite! street churen and Kev W. McK. Ham- mack at Memortai church, H streot northeast. DO Not Fart to hear Jao. B. Gough at Lincola t Bali to-night. ——_.—_— THE OD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY CELEDRA- Tios.—The sixty-second anniversary of the founding of Odd Fellowship tn this country Will Lake place April 26th, and the Grand Lodge abd Grand Eucampment have both appointed ecmmittees to take the matter In hand. it the Monument to the late Frederick D. Stuart, P-« s being erected tn Congressional ¢ tery, Is Nuished by that time, 1t 1s proposed to hela the dedicatory services on that day. The Ubiermed Battalion of Patriarchs are making Preparations for a para: wee and Daaquel. E ast lecture here this season, to-night, at Lincoin Ha! 2 Ca: pold bl ex ag Biles the © ating lls bed and board In the sult of | F. Webster agt. Webster, the wife titioned for an ushand from enter- house or premises of the pet!- any Other a4gner dislurbing her pending the hearing of the caze. sh B.GovcH inanew temperance lecture t, at Lincoln Hail, t ——$_——__— AcCEPTS THE CALL-TO ALL SovLs’ CHURCH —A Jetier was read tn Ali Souls’ Church yest fom Kev. Rush R. Le Lag of Boston, ac: fog the call extended him by the chur’i son two Weeks ago to become Its pastor. Mr. Suip- h Will be installed and enter upon his mints- April 13th. It is expected that Rev. Robert Collyer, br. Hepry W. Beliows, Eiward Everett Hale, James Freeman Chi Samuel Longfellow, Key Rev. C.G. ames, Mactauley, and k c pate in the Ipstallaticn Tweety YEARS Arrgr, by Jno. B. Gough, Lincoln t LI Lo- night, RIA NOTES.—SIX crews of fishermen audria Saturday night for che several Tes down the river. aie, @ mest estimable lady siied at the residence Or her brother, on Prince street, Saturday atter- Loon, after a short Mlness, from pauemonta. ‘The schooner Tuomas Jefferson, Captain J. 7. Roberts, was caught in a heavy norvawest gais Weim sday morning last, tn the river off Ca Wood s fisbiny shore, and bad one of her mast biown away. ‘as picked up by the ste tuy Sernuel Ge of Washington, aud v to Alexandria. — dso. B. Goveu at Lincoln Hall to-night = + TES PROPRIETRESS OF ‘MamoGaNy Haut” Dr«p.—Jeunie Maiord, a ht mulatto wom1n, whose name bas been familiar in police annals here as the proprietress of “Mahozany hal!,” & Louse of bad repute. on 13th street, between C 202 D, whose inmates were all “tinte1” died yesterday morning in the fortieth year of ber ce. When she became severely !!! she sent for Father Tarro, the assistant pastor of St. Augustine's Chureb. She accepted the Catho- Kc faith, and urged the inmates of ber nouse to ebar ze thelr course. Ske was the daughter of Melord, aco z 3 red caterer, who, some tima cus to the came here from Warn prings, Va., abd kept the restaurant at the corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue. dbe had a brother In the Treasury aud two sisters respectably married. removed to-day t residence of her brother- e's Church, iebrated. She made a ston are not LENCE AND INTRMPERANCE t destruction of human mainly in copsequeace of thetr being sys- ally neglected,—“‘left to came,”"—untt! a simple, curable converted into a-serious and elses: It ig Detter to take or cold from Its f br. Jayne's Ex adapted to of a¢ abl, a remedy thorouguly remove these complatuts, and eflective in the primary stages of con- i bronchivs, t on, asthma ied suict at the Bayard rer of Wth and & street. took place Saturday last from the un- Gertaking ent ishm Jey, Fennsyivania by ibe friends of t the Grand Aras »pubife ns were in i ia 2 ‘ ©, Meador, of the sth Benge coin, and Ki Washington. eva which the body was inte sell sional Cemetery. where Mr. Ibcxlen; erties a burial site. Deceased left not 2 pach money, having expended ali Lis es in the payment of obitzations, tase 3 has to trust to the honor of surviving’ relations: tt are living. for reimbursement. Mr. i egiishman by birth, and bore evita; ces Of having been genteely raised aad edu-a. ted. He was engaged at the time of his @eath in making a mode! of the U. 8. Capital asa matter of pastime, | Mr. King entered. Dr. Deale offer Her remains were | where a | iency, by using prompily | The Situation at Ryland Chapel. THE SERVICES YESTERDAY—DR. DEALE ON HAND— NRW FACES IN THR CONGREGATION—A SILENT ORGAN AND A HITCH IN THE MUSIO—VARIOUS UN- PLEAS ANTNESBES, In Tae Srak of Saturday it was stated that, With one exception, the members of the official beard of Ryland Chapel had resigned in conse- quence of the action of the late annual conter- ence in Martinsburg in appointing Rev. Dr. John S. Deale to the pastorate. The paper in whieh they resigned the offices was signed by ail witn the exception of Mr. A. F. Barker, one the stewards, and was by a committee left at the residence of the presiding elder, Rev. B. Peyton Brown on Saturday. It fs claimed that notwithstanding this action on their part they ar® 5 et in office, for they can oniy restya to the body by Which tbey are appointed. and until a quarterly conference fs created at_ Ryland they are Incumbents of thetr several offices. The members of the Doard hac another meet- Ing 00 Saiurday night to determine what course should be pursued. They were not altogether Without some hope thar they might receive a telezram from Bishop Simpson, to wnom they bad appealed, or that pending the considera- ton Cf this appeal Dr. Deale’s orders to occupy the pu would be revoked, at least for a time, In thetrauticinations they’ were disappoinied, and they then determined not to attend the chureh, but £0 go elsewhere. dsy Rylaud Chspel was an OSJECT OF INTEREST, triends of the objectors te Dr. Daalo predicted @ magnificent array of empty ues there Wasso much Curiosity to see Low the matter would turn out that quite a fine congregation, Including many new faces, Oiled up the church, € first sign of disaffection noticed was the ‘stiureef the superintendent of the Suaday School to put In an appearance; and in some of Ube talk indulged in by teachers and pupils. ( n» Of the lady teachers as soon as the exer- es of the Sunday school were over, in an- Of course ysater- ard the mi “Are you going wy ‘0, indeed! But there wil. be plenty there from motives of curiosity. Everybody will go to see who Is ” Angther lady in ascending the sieps remarked: “i am not ‘going to punish Dr. Deale for what he cannot help. He did not want to come here, but was or- dered.” A gentleman about leaving the Sunday sehcol room remarked: “They ought to uy Brown.” At flve minuies to 11 o'clock Dr. Daale entered the chureh and quietly walxed up to the pulpit, and after enzaging in prayer, walted for the bands of tue clock to reach 11, He com- meneced the service by reading the hymn Jesus, the name high over all.” At the con- clusion of the reading the preacher and a num- ber of the congregation looked to the cholr gallery ({n which were a number of young ladies and a Closed organ), but no response coming therefrom, Dr. Deale raised the tui and the fymd was sung, durirg which Rev. d prayer, in whieh he invoked Goa’s blessing on the Various | interests of the chureh partleuiariy. ‘Tne read- | og of the 15ch chapter of first Corinthians by Dr. Deate followed. This cbapter treats of ity. The hymn ‘There ts a Fountain Filled with Hiooa” was announeed, and this tme af- tera short prelude, 4 young lady organist led the singing, but soon 16 was found tuat the ¢ irom the choir gallery was drowned by er tune from the Congregation below. The collection was then taken up, Steward Barker on one Side of the house and Mr. Baum on the other, passing th® baskets. After read- 3, Mr. Deale preached from ng, 1, 2d and 24th verses: “But we hyist Crucified,” «e., &@ platn solid, practical sermon, in which the Doctor spok# with more (eeling than usual He made no reference whatever to what had been said and done by the members, acd a Casual cbzerver would have supposed that the preacher and congregation were tn perfect accord. Kev. Mr. King followed with prayer and the exercises were brought to « close by a hymp, w! quite a number went to the altar wo gree new prea: AS Siated before tkcre were many new faces In the corgregation ana some were recoxpized from nearly all the city Methodist churcaes, ARSENTEES 0) There TAE REGULAR CON as probably | congregation pre: omer Thi! 188 than a’ fourth fntend to be regular, the o\Le 3 Qaly present out of curios! The trustees having resigaued, Re LM. Gardner, wien he vacates the parsonage to-day wiil deltver the keys to Dr. Deale, Dr. Deale again occupied the pulpit tn the evening and there was a full house, bat the cobgregation was much the game as iat in the morning, there betng less than éne-halj of the regulars In thelr seats. WHAT A MEMBER OF RYLAND SAys. A member of Ryland states that the action of the beard sbouid not be construed as a re- flection upon Dr. Deale, except so far as Dr. Deale is the representative of the presiding elder, and that the difficulty might have ali been averted by the presiding elder. Hostates that as far back 4 last fall ab Impression pre- yaued that lr, Deale would be appointed to succeed Rev. L, M. Gardner, under wnose three yeats term the church had prospered. Some Of the members as tndividuals took occasion to inform the €lder that this appointment would bot Sgit the church, there betng still in that section Of the city some bad feeling agatast [ Deaie as an inheritence from hi: nistracions there when he filled the puipit some tweaty years ego. There was also an djeciion to his Style or preaching. They argued that Ryiant bad heretofore received {ts additions priu paliy from the young people: their Sucday- School having particularly been the nursery of ihe church, and consequently, while Dr. bale was 1 ed as a sound theologian and Preacher, they did not think that he was the man to draw the young. Personally, Dr. Deale heS many filcuds among those who odj2ct to his coming there, and there fs a feeltpg of re- gret that he is receiving the punishment tn- tended for another. They, however, assert that they cannot. 1{ they aie true to their prin- ciples. Lake any Other course. Before the late conference it was pel es that the matter Rad been satistactorily ar- ranged: that the presiding elder would accede to thelr request for a minister who had not been in apy Washington church heretofore. During the conference it was whispered around that Dr. Deale was to be med to Ryland, and word Was sent to the conference that that ap- potntment would not do, When the board heard ofthe appotntment they filed a protest, and after consultation with Presiding Eider Brown they lett with the impression that the bishop Would be heard from before Dr. Deale entered onhis duties. Thus matters remained until in the early part of last week the board wrote to the bishop asking that before he should decide Unat Mr. Deale should enter on his duties he should give them a hearing. Before, however, they heard from this appeal they learned that {U had been decided that Dr. Deate should go to Ryland. To cousider the maiter further a meet— ing was calied for Friday night and the presid- ing elder was notified aud tavited to be present, | but tmsiead be went to the social entertala- Ment at Wesley Chapel and sent a letter to them that he had a prior engagement. That Was the straw waleh broke the camel's bac! | and after talking the ward, ; With one exception, res!gned and sent the paper | by @ committee to hand to Mr. Brown, and { they, fatltng to see him, left the paper with | Mus, Brown, On Saturday evening they had | another meeting and resolved that they would hot attend unui another preacher was ap- pointed. THE MEYHODIST PREACHEXS’ ASSOCIATION met this moruing and there was a general dis- cussion cf church affairs, but no part ir reference was made to Ryland Chapel affairs. Amusements, &c. Forp's Orsa Bovse.—Janauschek will ap- Pear a! the Opera House to-night as “Ilorcens and “Lady Deadlock” in “Bleak House.” She Will be supported by an excellent company. The sale of seats shows that Madame Janaa- Schek’s nue acting will be as well appreciated here during this week as It has been heretofore. | She Will have crowded houses, | Nation aL TugaTER.—Carncrogs minsirels will appear at the National this week. Taney have a program that ls new and attractive, and their own Sara Barnyard. Lixcos HaLt.—Mr, John B. Gouga will leo ture at Ltnvoln hal! Unig eveuing. - Its subject Will be “Twenty Years Atter”—a new temper- ance lecture. Mr. Gough never falls to have a | large audtencé, | AT THE BENEVIT tendered Mr. Samuel G. | Kinsley, of the Nationa! Theater, April 6th. | “The Pirates of Penzance” will be given by | Washinton smateurs. THE HENSCHEL, Josefly, Batley concert at | Lincoln ball next’ Wednesday evening promis: | to be one of the great musical evenis of the Winter. The sale of seats commenced tuts morning at Metzerott’s. ‘Tue Geet ForRraton show will be bere % | Aprii4uh and Sth, Don't fall to read the adver- | Usement. SGTON H MARKET, March 2S, 1Ss1.— y It A. Golden, agent, since our last 200 herrings, from’ $15 to $2 per se0 shad, from $20 to $50 per hun- ooo bunches rock and perch, from 2) to ise. per bunch. BRoTABRHOOD.—Natives of bark, Sweden and Norway In this D.strict Met Saturday night at No 415 9th street, aud organized “The Scaudinavian Association of Washington, D. C..” with about forty meme! ‘The objects’ of the association are “To es tablish the consociation of Scandiuavians and thelr descendants resident in the District of Columbia for the ae of cultivating Scan- Ctnavian brotherhood; to encourage the form ation of Simtlar socteties in any of the United States; to co-operate with other soct eles Of Scandinavians tn the establishment and malntenance of a general [American Scandina- Vian Union; to study thé soctal condition of their countrymen who have become part of the People of America for the furtherance of com- mon interests. and to practice sociality and be- foci — Oscar oes was clected Sident; Consul Lauriwen and Mr. Solbery, Vice-presidents; Mr. F. A. Sand secre- treasurer, o and Mr, &, Kuloerg, Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:35 p. m. and extinguished at 4:20 a.m. bis About 11 o’elock Saturday night a man named Griffin was badly injured by eyed thrown from bis buggy tm a collision with a Herdic coach at 15th street and New York avenua, ‘The Columbia Law Schoob class of the Colum- bia Law School have appointed the following committee to make arrangements for the com- mencement exercises to take place in June: Eugene Rosis, chairman; R. A. Johnson, 8. D. Trimble, W. H. Chapman, H. K. Willard, M. K. Page, L. Fitzhugh, G. D. Johnston, C. R. Hyde. a big meeting ‘he Dashaways last So cae had at Odd Fellows’ Hail. . Eagleston presided and Ned Bumphreys and Charley Nye made speeches,-which resulted [n obtaining some 25 signatures to the pledge. A white girl named Kate Garrett gave birth to a child at the seventh precinct stauion house Saturday night. She stated that exe nad been Griven from home by her father, who lives at ‘No. 17 P street northeast. It was mentioned in Saturday's Star twat the residence of Justice Field, No. 2i lst street bortheast, Was broken into Friday night by burglars and silver ware and other coods, amounting to $60 In value, stolen. The thieves left.an overecat there which had recently Deen Stolen from Mr. M. H. Homiller’s residence, in the same nelgnborhood. Judge James on Saturday consented to grant aturther stay of judgment in the case of Capt. Jobn P, Walker, 34 United States cavalry, now under parole release from the insane A erding the dccision of his appeal kas Corpus petition on the gruusd (lat is Sane. Ex-Polieeman James Gates, who beea SaLe sume Ume ago, died Saturday at tas i sabe dum, and the remains have beenia vd to the residence of bis father, No. WLR Sti southeast, from whence the funeral will tai Place. The deceased was years avo a We krown painter, and will be remembered as tbe officer detailed at the Pclize Court diectly atc r its organization. The planet Venus attained her greatest pri! Maxcy Sunday. It 1s said that a good can Dow detect the planet at noonday. 1's beauty as a telescopic object Increases daily, as the crescent that it presents grows larger and nar- rower, The Chalybeate Spring House, on 14th street roa ear Mount Pleasant, was totally de- stroye™ by fire last night. If was owned by Mr. J.T. H, Hall, Who had no insurance upon tt. The Criminal Court, Judge Cox, convened to- day, and, there being no marshal, adjourned the jury to Mouday nexr. ‘he annual election of officers tor the South Washington Sunday School Union was held in the Sixth Presbyterian church yesterday atter- noon, resulting as follows:—J. It. Bradley, pre- sident; W. A. Church, vice president; Dr. M. F, ‘Thompson, secretary; 8. M. Yeatman. treasure The superintendents of the different schoo! compose the board of managers. Fauar this if you can. The best make of New York roller skates, ali sizes, only $i pair; 30 baby carriages left over from last 20 per cent below cost; nail and har brus| only 5 cts.; 5 bottle stiver-plated castors, only S5 ets. ubbing brushes, only 5 cts; fine for 5 cts.; oval glass dishes, Japanese Pattern; only 5 : Rassel « Co.'s triple Sliver- plated table knives,new shape, only $1.50 half-dozen, at HR. Goldsehmid’s Mammoth Department Store, ith st., between H and I northwest, for y only. t THE VROVIDENT Sav Society 6F y Cailed to the adv sof this company, wi are advised, it contemplating life iasura: to cxamine'lts plans and rates. Mr. James F Fitch 1s the mauager for the District, and wiil be glad to yive a d information at the ofice of the coi Noi Pennsyivanta | avenue, ¢ VELL SERMO: Ubls resignarto: ion of the E-street rewell sermon There was a Ils discour, pi Jast evening from John} large congregation present. In Mr. Meson referred feellng!y to the fact that tt was the Jast time he would occupy that pulpit. He gave a brief historical retrospect of the church, mentioning the fact taat the first ser- mon was preached fn !t thirty-nine years ago | the 7th of this month, and that, the only one or the orginal members now connected with the church is Mr. Andrew kothwetl, who ts lying very Ul. pre Will be a Jarewell reception to Mr, Mason at Estreet Church, Wednesday night, and he will leave for Milwaukea, Wis., his new field of duty. on Thursday, —— M, Wii11An’s first revular spring opening took place to-day, aud was unusually well at tended. A FURNITURR CAR MAN’s DILRMMA.—A eol- ored man named J. Lawson, driver of a furat- ture Wagon, living in (niontown, came to police headquarters Saturday night with a load Of furniture, stating that he aud anotuer tarot ture car driver, bamed Db, Fogarty, nad been eng aged by a white woman to-move her goods | trom in front of 8 house tn Cox’s alley, bi 6th and ith and D and E streets, (they having been set out on the street for the non-payment <freni), toa vouse near ti and h streets southwest. Fogarty had been pald in advance or his services, but he (Lawson) had not, They 100K the goods where airected, arriving there +12 o'clock in the afternoon, but the man Hvlog 1 ext door held the key to the house and woula Not let the coods enter. for the woman who ov Nt Afier waiting awhile ed ing the good ing bis pay too; but Nnally bis patience gave out, and he took tae turniiure to headquarters for advice, Lleat. Ecklof{ offered to Iwt hfta store the articles tn a spere room, and If they were called for to col- Jece his fee Lawson had lost half a day's Ume ana his + abd had W travei home to Uniontown, ‘The Courts. Crcvrr CourtT—Judoe MacAriiur, Friday, Hoth agt. Baltimore and Poto- mac raliroad company; Verdict for defendant. Garrett agt. Sullivan; discontinued by platatiff. The Abbott Downing company agi. Kirk et al; judgment by default against Kirk. Norton agt. Goafrey; verdict for plaintiff for $69. Kobbins agt.’ Kingle; judgment by default. Pumphrey agt. Baltimore and Potomac railroad company; on hearing. Saturday, Loeber agt. Shipman; fs ager set axide. “ Moses agt. Spalds; commission to take testimony ordered. Meyer & Co. agt Ferguson; jndgment by default Gray agt. Dougias; order that defendant give further testimony. U.S use of Lyles agt. Thompson; motion to take testimony refused. District agt. Washington and Georgetown R. R. Co, and District agt. Metropolitan R. R; ordered to be neard In General Term in the first in- stance. Taylor & Co. a Lockstlll; leave to amend. PROBATE CouRT—Judge Haguer. Friday, tu re Martha E. Evans; tittloner pe appoinicd guardian to her fafant children. 13. tate of Frederick W. Evans; petttion of F. W. Evans to be administrator. Re-e3 5 order revoktag order to uri legisiature bas passed a law éeclaring that a busband shall not be respor- sible for the debts of his wife contracted be fore marriage. The body of Rev. Abiel Silver, a well-known Swedenborgian ciergyman of’ Koxbury, was fonud last night floating in the st. Charles river, at Boston. It 1s supposed he fell into the river by accident. Old Abe, the famous Wisconsin war eagle. died at the capitol in Madison, Wis., Saturd evening, efter three days’ sickness. A toy thirteen years old named Joun Mohr, Who three months sinca was admitted to tus Jersey City hospital suffering fro the dratal- iues Of his drunken father, has been rlieved from his sufferings by death. 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Hence thoneants of sufferers prefer to drag ont a missr- able existence rather than again become the victims ci unscrupulous and ignorant pretenders. Dr. Sanford’s comprehensive treatient (known as Sanrosp's RaDIcaL CURE For CaTaRru) has ben 80 thoronghily tested und xo widely recommended by physiciars, druggists and onr best citizens, that we do not hesitate to accord it an infallible power over every phase of catarrh, from s simple cold ia the head to the rottinw and death of the senses of smell, taste, hearing and consumption of the lungs. A Fingle dose cleanses the head 2s if by magic, reliev- ing sneezing, snufiling, rinwing xoises in the lead, and headache. One application of the CaTanriar, So removes bard encrasted matter from the and pertuits the ted Wreathing. Followed by an administration of the Bapicau Cure. with the Inrnoven INBALER, which accom- Pantes cvery package, free of charge, the pain, inflammation and soreness are instantly relieved. ‘Thus this Grest Treatment xtadually, permanently and eccnomically cures every phase of Catar frow a simple ould to the first staves of Oonsump- tion, when all otler reme:es fail. SaNFORD’s Ravioar. Cun coneista of one bottle RapicaL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, aid one IMFROVED Isnater, all peatiy wrapped ope rackage and Bold by ail Diaysinte for $1.00. Aek for Sayvonv's Rapican Cron General Agents, Werxs & Porten, Bost Cozies Vourate Pi astrns relievein 5 minntes.1t ‘GE, RUPPEBT, Nos, 403 and 405 7th st. nw. | HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHISNEY OHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE OCMPANY, the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the market. ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCIPZDES, WAGONS, N.Y. ROLLER SKATES (a!) numbers) At Prices to Suit the Times. mar9 M. W. GALT. BRO. & Co. DIAMONDS, WATOHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, PLATED WARE, FANOY GOODS, feb2s 2LO7 Penna, ave. MPOMTED SALAD OUL, for Table and Kitchen use, $2 pergall., 4c. per pint. COMP. LICORICE POWDER, for purifying the ood and regulating the system, 250. per box, at A. M. KLOUZEWSKI’S DRUG STORR, narll 422 9th st. w.w. \EMENT: CEMENT! CHMENTHI am daily recelving by cars fresh ground from tie Cumberland Gament Co. ‘This at and ch PREVIOUS TO REMOVING TO 939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 1 WILL OFFER ALL CLOTHING WITHOW? REGARD TO COST. A. STRAUB, marls 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, SPRING KEATS, KNOX’S SPRING STYLE HATS now reads. Caeaix ere Dress Hats for young gents. Latest in Derbys aud’ Soft Hats, in new colors and shapes. Large assortment of UMBRELLAS for ladies and gente. “8, HL STINEMETZ, Hatter, 1237 Pen avenue. PREEs, SEEDS, FLOWERS, &o 4n immonse stock of a'l kinds of FRUIT TRE ttavcards and dwarfs. Smell fruite—Grapes, Ourrante, Gooseberries, A rawbe! : Eversreere, Bhade Trece, ornamental Trees, Roses, Sc ; New and Rare Pianta, Ledding Plants, &e. Garden Evede, pure and geduineg Hower Seeds, ew, rar beautiful. Out Flowers, Bouqueta, Designs for funerals, &c. 120 acres'in Treva." 18 Green. houses. Everything in. the Nursery Line—Plants, Beods aud Flowers—at lowest rates. “JOHN SA mart6.6teo"_ GBI Tth st. opp Patent otlice. EES Stok OSE T th ats Opps Fatent Ottion.— DECIDED BARGAINS marl) ac fer vara. 6,uv0 YABDS OF MOHAIR Di £S8 GOODS in all the new slides, at Jay cia peryard: ctr bo, YARDS OF MATTILASSE GOODS, at 10 Bee SUMMER BSILES, new styles, DLAUK SILKS, 60 ts, per yard, 7Bcte., & La 5 cts. per yard, 76 cts., €1.00 $1.25, Bi. bo. COLORED SILKE, 60 cts. per ygrd. ROMAN STRIPKS for t amine, PLAIDS for trimming. DAMASSES for tric ming. ere een CHULDA CLOTHS, new shades, oti é BLACK SATIN DAMASBES, 50 cte., 75 cts, 81 OU, 81.25, 81.5 : - eee (AS es *BLACK CASHMERE, $7 eet FCK bOYS' SUITES, 25 cts, 87 cts , TABLE LINGNS: 3S cus pond eee sd linen TOWELS, 12 12 ota NGLISH CORDED PIQUE, only 125¢ cts NEW SCXLES IN| KANOY HOSIERY 1 2 LADIES AND CHILDREN. paAGLISE BaLDEIGGAN HOSE, only 25 cts. SPRING CARPET: ‘ta, BO cis., 62 cts., 75 87... 95 ots. 25 ct. ef DECIDED DEPAKi- e we! 3 BARGAINS IN “EVERY ——— H4#vanp UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. The Jane examinations for admission to Harvard the Lawrence Belentine Benool, the Law the Medical Schoc!, will hereafter neously in Cambridge, Exeter, N. Philade!phia, Cincinnati, Chicago an 7 ontie THURSDAY, FRIDAY and val 1 bea this year on THURSDAY, ma he atone themselves upon & part recent oxaminat apers and further in- ation TRAB, Harvar form lego, Cambridge, I. . Schoo! ar: Ban a Sol- mars: gawldt CITY ITEMS, To Press er Not to Breas. That's the question agitating the many persons just now. The matter of ex- | icp ing very largely tavolved tn the solu- ion of this question, it may be determined in the aMrmative by’ examining the stock of goods in Gxo. C. Hxnnino’s Tafloring Depart- ment, a stock not excelled in variety or charac- ter by any in the District: and the prices are so fixed as to offer the macijauii of style with the minima of outlay. The Dracaena Draco or &frican Tooth Brush only 10 cents, and other desirabie articles of tollet for sale at J, W. DREW's. 6 Buchupaiba. complete cure, 4 days, urinary minds of New, quick, “Affections, smarting, frequent or dificult urina- kidney disease, $1, Druggists. 450 Pa. on, ave, Forty Years’ Experience of an Old i rt Mrs, Winslow's Soutuing Syrup 1s the pre- scription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and nas been uaed for forty years with never-failing success by militons of mothers for thetr ehtidren. It relieves the child trom pain, cures dysentery and Clarrboa, griping 1n the bowels and wind colic. By giving heaith to the child it rests the mother, Price % cents a bottle. 1, W,5 A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat Should be sicpped. Neglect frequeutiy results ip an incurable lung disease or Cousimptton, Brown's Bronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and baisams, bat acts directly on the inflamed parts, allaying irritation, gives relief in asthma, broncittis, coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which slugers and public speakers are subject to. Sold al 25 cts a box everywhere. “Siderney Dairy Wagons Fresh Alcerney butter churned every morn- ine, and delivered in xb. “Ward” prints, 45c. Per lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermfilx and Sweet milk 6c, per qt, Cream, 1c. pint, EEE SWALLOWING POISON, SWALLOWING snd inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Oatarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely Locat remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffs, can possibly reach or eradicate the virulent sporules of Catarrh. This fact explains the won- erful cures effected by Dr. WEI DE MEYER'S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements used by him are ABSOBBED by the mucous mem- brane throughont the system and form s OONSTI- TUTIONAL as well as local antidote, sa certain to CURE CATARRH, ss vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pox. Its unprecedented sale with uneolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, at ALL STAGES of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER’S OA- TaRRH OURE is the most important medicai @iscovery since vaccination. Rev. 0. H. TayLon. 140 Nobie etreet, Brooklyn, writes : ‘*One package Produced a radica: cure.” ‘*It entirely cured a member of my family who hsd suffered from Ca- tarrh for 40 years." J.D. MoDonaxp, 710 Broad- way, N.Y. It cured me after doctoring for pearly 80 years.” Mus. Emma 0. Howes, 39 W. Washington Piace, N. ¥.: ‘tI can speak for sEVEN membere of my family who have used it with great benefit." Rev. W. H. Sumner, Frederick, Md.: *tEverybody troubled with Catarrh as I was sbould use it.” Many A. Rawcen, 49 N. Clark "s Oatarrh Oure.” Bins. M. E. 8HENEY, 3022 Sarah street, St. Louis, Mo.: ‘*It gave me instant relief." F. J. Onan, Atlantic Hotel, Chicago: “*It restored me to my ministerial labors.” Rev. Gezo. A. Bres, Cobbleekill, N. ¥. It relisved me of agreat Polypus" W.H. Tavespet., M. D. Elgin, Ul., &c., &c., kc, &c. Dr. Wei De Mey: “* TREATISE” is malied Ree. His '*OURK” is DELIVERED to any address, by D. B. Dewy &Co., 46 Dey &t., N. Y., at $1.00 complete. nov8-60 LUMBER: 4 OUR IMMENSE TRADE S20WS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, WILL OREATE AND MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SU0H AS OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY SEEK I8 AS- SURED. LOW PRICES. LARGE STOCK OF SIX MILLION FEET, AND AN AROHITZCT TO FURNISH PLANS AND DRAWINGS FREE OF CHARGE. NO OTBER YARD OFFERS 8O MANY IN- DUCEMENTS Tu BUYERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, 8 6th st. and New York ave, Yards. | N Liberty Market Square, J. RIBIEBR, VETERINARY 8UR- EON FOR JHE DISTRIOT OF 00- LUMBIA AND FIRE DEPARTMENT, has the honor to inform the: ponte that he 5 - Orders can be left at P. Flemming’s Livery Stable, 8th street, between D and KB. T nave rentes the above larze jJarm. provided with # first-class stal and very large yasturayze, with spring and Po*omac water; will pasture horses for 85 month. iamnow prepared to take horecs on LIVEKY and MEDICAL. RAATMENT. By a new process aud medicines 1 Go away with Durnin. It cures horses more rap- idly of old or rew Jsmen-ss aris ng from the shoul- der, spavins. or any sort of sprains. mar24-6t* Anwar 8 SECUBE 4ND KELIABLE: ATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Btreet and New York ave. Fire, Burglar and Damp Proot Vaults from 85 to #6Va year. Government Bonds on depoeit for $1 per 81,000. Also, receives Silverware in Trumks for mederate rate.’ Board of Managers: William Brickney, president: George W. Bigs, vioo preai- dent; B.'P Snyder, eecretary: A. L. 'Sturtevant, Henty A. Willard, Jobn Cassels, aS mi lent; B. treasurer; Evans. gare LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Have just recetved a large assortment of AMERICAN WATCHES, Which we are now offering at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. SAIL. LEWIS’ SONS, 1215 Pennsytvania avenue. - msrl9 COLUMBIA POTTERY GO. MANUFACTURERS OF STONE AND EARTHENWARE, 328 Georgix avenue, Foot of 84 strest 5.0 seortment of Jars, Juge, Pitchers, Buck- rere, Muk Pane, Butter Crocks, C] #8, &¢. in manut E ware is made of the best quality Terra Cotta mate- nd by skilled workinen i GUR FLORISTS’ AND GARDENERS’ Depsrt- ment is complete with a large assortmeat of MA- fromthe bert quality, temperch, BED PUL CLAY. ‘on, the best quality, temper : ORNAMENTAL Flower Vi Urns, Hanging ‘Society and at the Na- — fanl8-3m G00? FURS emaTinG STOVES, For Heating Farlors, Dining Booms, Hall and Bath For sale at Office of Wash'n Gas Lt. Oo., 413 Tenth st. northwest. Call and examine them. QFrsine OPENING. EATON & HARRISON, ate of Eaton & King) 1937 F st northwest oppotie Evbitt Hou) il THURSDAY an i weet Spat 1, for the inspection of gs Jaales of YEU MILtinERy ‘The latest novelties tn BONNETS ana ih ROUND iTS. A fall [- FrGsand FANCY CGODA. moses PROPOSALS. SE teteead Pontswovrm, Va, March 21, 1SS1. Prorosata For THE ERTERCON NORTH STRES( AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAT, CBURCH FLUSTBEN FEET 10 THE FRONT AND THE ERSUTIUN OF A | NEW MODERN FRONT SEAL!D PROPOSALS for the exten: of 8) teen feet of the said North Street A. Charch and the creetion of anew modera frout will be re- ceived urtil APRIL Arr, 1981, 12 O'CLOCK M. Propceals may be ‘eft with the ynde plane and spec. ticati ‘Ibe trustees of the said North Street A. M. E. Church rere: ve the right to reject any or all bias” The committee can be seen at the Churen on Fr. day eveni:w, March 2Sth, at 7 o'clock, ana Friday evening, April let, at 7 o'clock SAMUEL Days, ‘Chairman of the Commit'es on Improv BEY. JE. W MUOH Mintater in Coss P. 0. Lock Box No. 99. musras-¢ PRLPESALS FOR, OONSTROCTING A TION OF THE BOUNDABY STREET TERCEPTING) AUXILIARY SEWER. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, — ) Distatcr oy Cort xsiag ¢ Washington, Mare 24, 1891. { the Board ot orm Of Pr. \ st thie oltice, . Upen apt these forme will sl reserved to reject any or a'l Major 6t Eugineer Goninis: PXoressrs FoR sTATIONERY. Cine .,_ Bovsk or Bera Wash ; Fealed Proporal Bntil 12 o'clock m. WEDNESDAY, 188], for fur: ishing Stationery for’ t ~e APRIL ita, he use of the Heute of Rerresenratives, Jank fornia Of proposal, showing the qua and quality of each article, and cf tn tod ts ie fiencd by rook bidder, and Fruvetion w nished on app Proposals « ils for Sta. ti ana Clerk of the House of ntatives cf hited States, GEORGE M. ADAMS igned ) m2s-law4w Clerk House o! AMUSEMENTS. N¢t0saL ruxaTED, NE Esk OOM ‘ . ONE WE ae TV eal MONDAY, CARNCROSS MINSTRELS, Organized 1462—8TAR TROUPE of the World, JOHN L. OARNCKON®, Proprietor and Manager. OUR ORIGINAL SENSATIONS. red Letter Carrier.’ DN AMERICAN TRAM me ALLOW? ‘FN ON THE PLANTATIONS Onr own imported SABAH BARNYARD in her tithd CAlMREL Or. the Fate haracters by ihe epure Companys EDNESDAY. APRIL 4 opiinentary Testimonial to AMDEL @ KINGLEY Sand 9, SARAH BERNBARDT. Usk. JavanscheMes hele The Wreeant ig Janets ONDA c J BLEAK Novs®® JANUS Ee 7 3 OSCE RK TUESDAY JANAPSORER PAN JANAUSORE “3 < AND BON. Jet BERK WEDNESDAY— son MARY STUART. ¥ BLEAK WOI SCHEK "SOKEK FRIDAY SCBE *ORKK SMPK SATURDAY CHER SRK - AUSOREK MATINEE an april 7. —Benet of 4 eoes ante El Bd z EI E BRUNHILD He ee ee eee Boer eersr>ee> DEA SATO RDA Loule ¥. weal. a tnt MNELDE| THe GREAT PUROPRAN Al CinTs, TUBBDAS EVENING, 2900 INKED, J by che Prima Mrs. Rapa 1 waster W Shepperds Master W. Shepp 1 25 counts Reserved Beats reopen at 730. Cone «iven by tae 8, atives, US. EPARTMENT OF Orrick oF M. tno: thwert, Wasniven -» March is, 1882. PROPOSALS FUR pt R UNIFORMS AND Sealed proposala will be rece! ntl 12o'ceek m TUESDAY, 29: hour they will be opened, for farnisl Pariment with Teo Hundred (200) Ur: or lesa, to measure. for summer wear of Metropol- itan Police, viz. Frock Coat, Sack Cost, Pantaioons and Veet, the frock cost, sack and psutalpous to be nade cf the best qu Jue fannel, d st this office digo blue 6 ounces to they taloon ce with the prms to be Worn by the Met propoeais will be received and opened for Two Hundred aud T! five (2 or less, for summer wear of the Polio Force. phamvle of material and hats must accompany ids, ‘The contracts to be completed withta twenty-five (25) days {com date of award. Payment for the clothing to be made in three (3) monthly installments on completion of tue work Peyweut for the hats to be mace on Ist of the Teouth following delivery. “ihe rivht to reject any or all bide is reseryod. Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of bid Vernon, 1 fet Vy order of Commissioners D. WM. G. bs ther information apply to Capt. ctor Met Police, at this om! TOLU ROCK AND RYE, TOLU ROOK AND RYS. - TOLU BOCK AND RYE. TOLU ROCK AND BYR. (rade-Mark Secured} THE GREAT APPETIZER. AND SURE CURB FOR COUGHS, OOLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION, AND ALL DISEASES THE THROAT AND LUNGS. TOLU. TULU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLU. TOLD. ‘The most soceptsble preparation known for Bronchial, Pectors! and Pulmonary Affections. AN EXOEL- LENT APPETIZER and TONIO, for weneral and family use. The immense and increasing ssies and testimonials received daily are the best evidences of ite virtues and popularity. PUT UP IN QUART-SIZE BOTTLES GIVING MOBE FOR THE MONEY THAN ANY ARTICLE IN THE MARKET. PRICE 82 PER BOTTLS. OAUTION. DON'T BE DECEIVED by nnprin- tipled dealers, who try to palm off common Rock and Rye in place of our TOLU ROOK and BYE, which is the only MEDICATED article made, the GENUINE having a PROPRIETARY GOVERNMENT STAMP ON BACB BOTTLE LAWRENCE & MARTIN, PROPRIETORS, CHICAGO, LLLINOIS. SOLD BY DBUGGISTS, GROCERS and DEALEES EVERYWHERE, TOLU. 0. J. G. ERGOOD & Co. WHOLESALE AGENTS IN WasHINezon, D. 0. A. VOGELER & O©0., noyi0-eoi12m IRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC. BaLtrwoan. TRON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND- ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A OER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVEBS, WANT OF APPETITE, LO38 OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &. BN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUBOLES, AND GIVES NEW LIr# O THE | NERVES. THEY AQT LIKE 4 CHABM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN TRS 8TOM- ACH, BEARTBURN, &° THE ONLY IBON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OB GIvz HEADACAE. WRITE FOR&HE abo BOOK, 32 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT FREE. ws Brown Chemical Company, 3026 Baltimore, Maryland, i,"= JOHNSON & CO., Bankers. WABSHINGTOS, D. ©., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIB DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. 1s0}9 NTO! HEB'S BD) ANING E&TAB- AYISSMESTand DYE WOKS Ro. 000 G 5 Lorthwest, pear the 0 8 | Patent U1 coe d Gente: 6 GARMEN [Sof a) kinds OLFANED ard. DYBD; also, CREPE VELLS, D LACES, GLOVES, &c. N. B. i secured for our head-' P LT EVENING MLE. CLEARWATER, from one of the lngiing | DEeAGERO tiie, a yeare'eSpericuee. Terms 1900- marae-eo” | Bow bounce in New York. mara Ee fey Se APK 4 AND 5, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. GREAT POREPALTGH sHOoW?: Exhibits in Warhineton, safternoon and evening, ) Corner Oth and § Streets. 20 TRAINED ELEPHANTS) C1KCUS IN TWO RINGS TRAINED STALLIONS! Horecs. A wroater ( WRADYWhreOH eanth. Kinet cvor the Seibin! and and Villion TROUPE OF GYMNASTIC BICYCLERS! LOSAL, the Man-Meteor, & ! And the Greatest Zoological Wonder of the Worlay WO WOOLLY ELEPHANTS GEAND STREET PAGEANT Arl0a.m Apmicé nubination than appear- from a Ca pat display of pac y ever seem fan American wity. The xor- LOOK De m DELI of Blephanite, Tableaux, Care, Ohariots “Blew: . and Laila Rookb perac he HANDSOMEST WOMAN 1N AMEHICAt tuons Mowd: m the back of t. 810.08 Y for ap= " seamen. 5 a © 9 years, » Preferred at & music a. ave saio April é ana 5. Bewi 6, afternoon and eve sine marl4-# A TREN CUMCLUB CONCERTS, THIRD SERIE! COND CONCEEA TUESDAY, March 29th, 14st, LINCOLN FALL. BAMERIE, Director, Mr 10: MapaM ABERDAOH. | ASGER BAMERIK—Symphony Poetique- een Snones with Pano. Miss EMMA L. vax BER THOVEN—Fiano Concerto. Madame NANNETIP FALK-AUEBBACA. LEOPOLD DAMBUSOH—Festal Overture. ‘Tickets, (including reserved seat) $1 to be "had at Ellis \ Co.'s, 937 Penna ave. mar24,26,28k27 HENSCHE, BAILEY, ‘OLN Ar WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 30, 1881, awerent take pleasure in snnonneing wits eminent artiste whose names give Herr RAFAEL JO. st complete Pianist of the in Earope defied even the rigor of Contiventa: criticism, sid whose performaucer tm America sismp him the peer of Likct and Babin- RG H*NSOULL, the famous yimbose Vast nathersc voice,” in “Harper's Maazine,* {the Crgetal Palace com. 8 Saraxate, Joachim sn: Miss LILLIAN B: . olce has won Ler mostenviable w= =MMA Herr GE n baritone, irs. J evein “whout Europe, and, who, y168 & piace beside Btiss Thuraby on wil] commence Monday morn- at Metzeroits. Ieserved seats, Which dose not include seat, mard-6t HALL. (ee MONDAY EVENING, March 28th, LEUTURE BY JOHN B. GOUGH. SUBJECT 26 Veurs After. “A NEW TEMPERANCE LECTURE.” AGWIBEIOD... ...+ 000 60 Cente Ro extrs charge for Reserved Se: For aaie at the Ellis Music Store, 937 Penna. marl) -#t Att entren We are now prepara? to ehow the Handsomeat Line of LACE CURTAINS, FELTS, RAW SILKS AND CKE1ONNES IN THE CITY. “OUR SPECIALTY” @5.00 LACE CURTAINS, Is THE BEST IN THE MAKEET. MATTINGS, INGRAINS, TAPESTRY a BODY DEUSSELS UARPETS POR THE SPLING TRADE AT BOTTOM PRICES. SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, Ho. SOR Market Space, WALTHAM WATCHES, marl? We conftently recommend the Wetches mann- fsctured byte American Watch Company, Walt- ee ‘aa the most reliable tackoopers can be obtained for the price. A assortment of ai] grades and styles slwayg oY ai the lowest prices. . W. GALT, BRO & CO., fep1-2m_™ 4207 Ponn. ave. A PARE’S CATARBH MEMED¥ earey ower of Catarrh. Price, 25 conte. itching piles. Western Medical Dey Baltimore, Md.,aud Price, 50 ants Cie Weet Bittman trae »tinere = cists marai-4ply. 62% 7th st., op Patent Offea, Fx HEADACHE UBE NATIANS' PILLS. Fe ¥i ns’ Pills. Pills. Bome-made, they are always freeb. Please: ot but thorough An, Susie action. HU C1 iS" PHARMACIST, nd T and 2d and Date. W. H. TENNEY & SONS, Wroltas. CAPTTAL MaLLS oe ONT OMth By NATE eae = inks hooey and i meee’ 7 wt sorobaalnge