Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1881, Page 4

" THE EVENING STAE ‘TUESDAY....... --March 29, 1881. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER, 1 Wasninctox, D. C., Maren 2% 30 a.m. f For the middle states, cloudy weather, with or snow, easterly winds becoming variable, lowe meter, Stationary or lower temperature. The Weather To-Morrow. ‘The chief signa! oficer furnishes the follow- ing spe@al bulletin to the press: A storm of some severity is now central in Kentucky. Tt will move castward off the Atlanuc coast by Wednesday morning, on which day the cloudy and rainy weathfr of the middie and south Atlantic states will be followed by colder clearing weather. During Thursday, clearing Weather will extend to New England, while fair and warmer weather will prevati in the reat of the country east of the Rocky moun- tains. Freezing temperatures are reported this morning from New England, the lake re- gion and the northwest. RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day:— Tam. 41°; lla m, 46; 3p. m 52°, Maxe minimum, 44 LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, Ac., No-night. Furd’s Opera House,—Madame Janausenek in “Mother and Son.” National Thea Carneross’ Minstrels. Atners Music Ha t_—instrumental aad vocal concert. Lincoin Hi —Athenaeum Club concert, —~e——. “The Malligan Gang.” A BAND OF YOUTHFUL COLORED THIRVSS WITH A WHITE BOY AS CAPTAIN, Offtcer McNamara, of the fourth precinct, last Saturday arrested four boys named Nat. John- son, Jne. Johnson, Samuel Griftin and Lewis Cousins, ranging from 14 to 16 years, who are all colored except Cousins. They were chargod in the Police Court Saturday, with pect larceny, i several cases, and all Convieted, and the colored boys were sent to jail for six maonths each. ard the white boy, Lewls Cousins, Was yesterday morning, by request of bis father, sent to the Reform School during & boys & ly and that there are S or 10 of them, who have a room in Hughes’ alley, between 25th and 20th and I and K streets northwest, but do not confine them- Selves to that locality, visiting atl secttons. They broke Into a school house tn the county a " few {days ago, and carried c!f a lot of books, a } Imlcroccope and several other things = = they sold to some rennin Georgetown. "The cf SAYS wuat th ave been a number of robberies traced to them, and that they ai thoyoughly organ!zed gang; up to all the tricks, abd talking the slang of professionals, Walle were Ih the cells at the ecourt Satur- day, 2p sked th they did with some property that t stolen, and they answered: “We can’t teil you anything avout that, you'll have to ask the Captain.” Oa tnquirtog of ty Was, he was td that Low! the capraty, a white boy about 14 years 014. ‘Tke three colored boys, Wm. Griffin aud John Jobnson, were charg Pollee C 0-day With ‘having on the 1 thls noath, entered a b and cut out the range of lead pipe. The court told them that they Will have to learn that “ the way of the tran3- gressor” {§ hard and said that this class of People is a pubile pestilence. The extreme penalty of the law was imposed In this case: one year in jatl, and a fine of $200 or 20 days in cefanit of the fine: making 19 months, with the Ix months they got on Saturday. They al! said that they were less than 16 years o asked the co er Reform school; but that Institution being filed to tt utmost capacity, the request could not plied with. hor ie of Wm. Brown. and a quantity 2m ‘TEE PROVIDENT E ASSURANCE Socrary or NE ! fon is again Called to the advantages of tnis company, all are advised, If contemplating iife insurace: to examine its plans and rates. Mr. James Fiteh ts the manager for the District, and wiil be glad to give any desired information at the ofMice of the company, 143; Pennsylvania avenue, t ‘TEE WAR ON THE STREBT CORNER PEA’ Vexpors.—ia th: Police Court yester colored man, Chartes Minor, was charg oN the street more than four feet fi the building 11 : with bis goods, wal od merehsndise. Officer Grant testifi2d that this Man had ccnverted a push cart into a peanut Stand, and Saturday afternoon he found bim Standing with his cari alonside of the curb ou ave allot these stands re- moved from the street corners these movable stands have neen ht on the street. ‘Tue i D was only to brea ot Impostng a fine personal b: the offene miog at Wil 13 presided, The foliowt Washington F G. H. Beiter, J Lincoln A! A. Hai. A. McDonald, \. P’. Addison, Wa kawson. bactern Star Twilight ea Matthews, Iienry sackson, M. Buady, James Lucas, Peter Johnson. Garileld guards—Jaiv Campbeli, Waliace Curtls, Anthony Delaues, Johu Dorsey. It was decided to e action to another m: riday Bight, aud the fo! tee was appointed to e ons to sexd dele Matthew J. KLE HAVE Keep’s shiris made to me: r best, SIX for $9. O. P. Burdette, 457 1th and elected Jonn F. Kelley, We'sh, Michael Horigan deputy commanders; 5 recorder: 5 GAD, Wantel Donovan, Mnanctal recorder; Audrew J. Clark, alma ole: warden; John A. Bligh and Tho: fandard bear 5 . Walsh, PB. d_Caruin: Thos. ey, Michael Su: Tyne, board of governors. IN vHE Cai OWN AND Part. Wricnr, ‘piracy to extort money trom M Hi. Wiilard by us of & letter threaten 0 expos? her alleged com- feity of her busvaud, Mr. C. aurice Smith yesterday tiled a plea to the Jurisdiction of the Criminal Court to such a case. He claims that th Court bas original and exeiusive jurisdiction under section 1049 Of the Revised Statutes relating to the Dis- trict. on the ground that toe offense ch iS &@ miscemeanor aud only puuishable by prisonment in the District jail. ¥ balbriggan underwear of U. P. Burd: th St., and save 50 per cent, ——— AccioENTs —Yesterday John Elitott, son J. W. Fuliott, ving at 14{9 6th street’ nor west, Was run Over Dy a Wagon drive: Euler, who stopped bis wagon, took the iad home, and procured the services of Dr. Prentiss. ‘The injur.esare reported to be patntul, but not dangerous. Dantel Cole and a Mr. Whit were (brown from a wagon yesterday afternoon on North Ca ‘ne horse, which haa 9 injured by dashing te S. Un and A.S. bows Kii.ep IN Conorap son of H. W. Greatorex Greatorex. the artist, ho will be remembered here as the boy messenger tn the Treasury de- partment who, during the waf, detecied’ one Cornweilia Treasury employe, abstracting U. S. notes intended for destruction ta the tur: nace, which discovery resuited in Cornwell re. UurLing about $90,0") to the Treasury, w: in Colorado on the 6th inst. while prot woman from assault, and died on the 16th.” Velegram says the murderer was captured and lypebed. FUNERAL oF THE COLORED M. remains of Jane C. Malord, beter k “Jennie Meloy,” the propritoress of apy Hall,” were removed to the residence of Mr. King, her brother-in-law, on New Hamp- tice avenue, yesterday by Mr. R. F. Harvey, tbe undertaker, and were visited there Unis mor by of the demi monde, amonz them ‘girls came tn four C Greatorex, he organist, and rom. * Mahe Hall,” who carriages and were all dressed fo st, where a requiem mass wa3 celebrated by Rev) Far assis! or, the chotr rendering the weg: art Chaos te gog Ge Reuse And Ml was a large co1 Eouren, ——- white and “cal from ail classes of scciety. TUE OFFICIAL BOARD—SHALL THEY STICK OR SCAT- TBR 27—THE QUESTION TO BE DECIDED SOON. ‘The members of the oficial board of Ryland Chapel who have resigned thelr positions are as follows:—Lewls C. White, clerk, Pension of- fice; John P. Murphey, ex-justice of the peace; Lorenzo D. Harmon, Clerk, Treasury depart- ment; George 1. Hall, produce dealer; EB Ii. Strang, of the firm of Strang & Tucker, com- mission merchants; Joseph K. Sharp, Baltimore and {Potomac railroad; H. L. Rose, clerk, Sit geon General's oftice; Frederick Luff, news- dealer; J. W. Stahl, machinist; W. Worrell, car- pier; W. Wright, dentist; S >; W. H P. Kelle clers, Pension office; John M Barker, tianer. H, Mitchell, horse shoer; W. J. Murta: h, form- erly proprietor of the Repy "3, Etch- bergel d Miss Yor d tn this ist are elght class leators— Messrs. White, Murphey, Harmon, Hall, Strang, Mitchell, Mrs. Etchberger, and Miss’ Younz the superintendent, assistant superintendent and treasurer of the Sunday school; the treas- urer of the church; Mr. Luff, the Sunday-school met and several teachers in the Sanday Es There is to be a meeting of the ofictal board soon for the purpose of seeing how the imat- ter stands—whetler they wlil scatter dou among the different churches or stick tozethe &bd hold the fort. So far, all the oficial mo:a- bers except one (Mr. A. 'F. Barker) ave kept away, Dut a3 yet no final action ha3 been de- termined upon in council, and the purpose now 1510 Cecide the question, “to be, or not to be.” ‘There seems to be a growing feeling among the ofilctal board to try and stand the decision oi the presiding elder for one year for the sike of thechurch. There are, however, it is satd, several of the members of the church who wili rot go back: Mr. Wm. J, Murtagh, superinten- dent of the Sur day seliol, 13 of Chis aumber, —--—-e—__ District Government Affairs. EX Commisstoner Thos. B. Bryan, who has been in the city for several days past, paid a vieit to the District Commissioners to-day. He expects te start for Georgetown, Colorado, to- morrow evening. The work of filing up the oldcanalin the southeast section of the city is progressing slowly, Dut iu the most satisfactory manner to Lieut. Greene, who has supervision of it; and the sewer willbe constructed and the work of ee vompleted this season ag far 43 M strest at lea The District Commissioners have accepted the offer of Mr. B. H. Warner, auctioneer, to properly advertised to be - for $25, ‘STRUCTION OF THE CAR? POND. gate arp sell all the District ‘sold on the 31st tust. BIDS FOR Ci The bids for the construction of the chambers and sluice ways for the new Pond, opened yesterday in the Commission, Othee, were ag follows: J, Reynolds 2: j Himber « fiseme 2 a2 535 'y. : $9 Stodi; and A. Gleason, $2,202 4 WANTS THE GRADS. Mr. C, F. E. Richardson has made application to the District Commissioners to have the streets @nd avenues properly laid off and graded on Meridtas Hill between 16th and ist Streets, as he desires to erect twenty houses on Morgan avenue, a new avenue lafd out on the brow of Meridian Hill overlooking almost the entire District. He states that lie does not de- Sire to commence operations until the proper grade is determined. NO MORE ARMS FOR DICTRICT MILITIA. reply to arequest made by Capt Donaid Cathran, commanding Co. B, District militia, <5 Titles Of caltbre 45, with cartridge boxes the District Commtssloners state that they hive been notltied py the Ordnance departinent that the I tet quota of arms is already largely overdrawn, and they do not Teel at ifberty to approve tis requisition. The Christiancy Divorce Case. yesterday, Dr. Bali was before Examiner Lovejoy tn the Christiancy divorce case and Was examined redirect, making some correc- en K and L streets, | za | ticn of dates given fn crossexamtnattons. ‘There Will be another session to-morrow, and it is Uhougnt that the plaintiff will then close, Washington M. E. Conference, APPOINTMENTS FOR THE ENSUCING YEAR. The Washington conference of the M. E. Church, which has been tn session at Wheeling, W, Va., for several days, adjourned last night, ater the announcement of the appointments by Bishop Simpson. Among them are the fol- lowing of Interest in this section: Baiumore Pistrici—B. W. 8. Peck, P. E. s Pp street, J. A. Holines; Pau’s, R. Lat Orchard street, H_ A. Carroll; Asbury, T. Boothe; Asbury Mission, W. Weeste: W. Waters; Centennial, : 3 Chapel, C. W. Walker. re Circutt—L. J. Valentine; Frederick Ww. Cooper; Joha o. . H. Rid Bo city, J, Thomas; Monoeaey, D. Wheeler: Mld- Linganore, M. Sprindie; letdown, B. W. Brow: Westminster, R. J. Wit A. Young; Hereford, Brown; Hagerstow! port, J. W. Jenkins; Gunpowder, P. Valentine; Lewiston, Francis Thomas, Washinglon District—W. C. Cooper, P. Asbury, N. M. Carrol bury Mission, Ww: Ebenezer, B. Steele; Georgetc Bladensburg, J. Barn anstowa, G. Belaty, Williams. GE. Curry: Hartord, A. D. G Rockville, yuttia; Poolesville, J. TH. Bu H. Renda arksburg, S. Tasc: 4 : Pa a 1. Wat e, M. A. r Dinstary; West Hunurgion, B.H. Nv Alexander; Wihisin diserimin. ler agtio, nervous mo as the Fren: ald, her aiternating and spirit of deviltry, make a stziking tothe natural dignity and forced calmaess of “Lady Deadlock,” whitch she portrays so well. It Is in the iast named character that she sho some cf her best acting, interest With wuich sh almost painful. closes herself to Esthi hee. last nigh ported. Harry Meredith tective Bucket,” and the * Carhart {8 capital, tame and sentimental for the Dustlt 88 Minstrels $ Was to be the enter. last night gave a fine pe expected. “Almost every succe: hepperd. Sot Out Lwo Wagons to-day. da band, while on the other ttamense wooden frame placarded 0: pictures and announcements. Forepaugh's Dt show will exhibit here next Monday and Tues: day, He will heve one of the most att exhibitions with iim that has ever de: upon Washington. Lincoun Hali.—At the Athen:eum Club con- cert at Linc Hall this evening Aager Iam- merick will direct. and Miss Emma Gaul, Mme. Auerbach, Ed. sen, Mme. Falk-Aucroach, and Leopold Damroseh wlll take part. ‘Tus Coxcert To-moRROW NIGHT.—Ail who Waut to enjoy a rare musical treat should go to L4ecoln Hall to-morrow evening. It 1s 82 dom ‘hat such a combination as tlat of .Joseffy, Henschel aud Balley appear in concert. G filled vest chains; ladles’ and gents’, Priggs’s t —-___. A DANGEROUS Feary Watca Win Not FORMED HEXB.—Yesterday Major Lrock, siper- intendent Of police, recelved a note from DIs- triet Attorney Corklilll, calling the attention of tbe former to the announcement mage by the mauagers of Forepaugh’s show that Madame Zula would wheel her litule child over a single Wire one hundred feet tu mid air, and stating thal such exhibitions should not be allowed, as 4 would impert! the life of a child too young to censent to the performance, and shouli its deata cecur It would be murder. He requestes the mejor to notify the person to charge that this attempt, which tmpertis the lite of a child. cannot be permitted in this District This morning the major received a note trom Mr. Charles Whitn-y, the agent (who had oven notitiec), Who states that, tu deferenes to th sentiments expressed in Mr. Corkhitl’s letter, this hazardous feat will be omitted trom tne F rogram of performances tn this District, A DisORDERLY Hovsk.—Etla Peterson, 2 rau- Jato girl, about is yearsold, were charged in the Police Court this morning with keepiuz a disorderly house on Maryland avenhe, bec ween d and 4\5 sireetssouthwesi. Oilicer Block tes- ed to the bad Character of the inmates or the house, and those who visit it. Two women in Per. the sams neighborhood corroborated this state. ment, and said that the lang: used tn this house 4s perfectly horribie. A fine of $25 or 30 days in jail was imposed. —— BURGLARS attempted to enter the house of i € H. Boyer, corner 34 and lt streets north- West, about lo’clock this morning by boring les through the kitchen shutters. In raising the noise awakened the inmati who frightened the thieves of. An attempt was also made al 2 o’clock to force an entrance lato the restaurant of Jacob Wiesner, corner of North Cay and Boundary streets; the noise aroused the bar-tender, named Duerr, who fired a the parties as they eacaped down’ Boundary 8 ite men dressed ia dark clother. Ontcer “Alder, dotng di ss 3 uty tn ti thatsome srenisne } C.; Howard Street ianaps Will Be ented ators) at 6 and ed at 4:20 a eas Mrs. S, P. Brown's green-hous> at Mt. Pleas- Ant, was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, during the absence of the family. The accr Gent occurred by some boy3 playing with matches. Loss about $1,200. ld Fellows’ to dedt- It is proposed by the cate the monnment to the late Frederick P. Stuart in the Congresstonal cemetery, during the anniversary celebration of the order on the 26th of April. ‘The Union Veteran Corps had a parade last Right over some of the streets, and afterwards held a business meeting at their armory. W. T. Clements, convicted Court February 20 61 assault, aud committed to jall, was released by Cominisstoner Hanley yesterday, un the ir convicts act. The new hotel puiding in course of erection. at the grounds of the Washington Camp Grove assuciauion, has been roofed in and Will finished up for occupancy before the camping season. The funeral of the Jate Mrs. Isabella F. Swearingen, mother of Mrs. Field, took place yesterday at Mr. Justice Field's residence on Capitol Hill. ‘The pall-bearers were Justice Miller, ex-Atiorney Generai Williams, Commis- sioner Dent, Gen. Wm. McK. Dunn, Senator Jones, of Nevada; Senator Mftler, of California; Mr. Samuel M. Wilson, of California, and Dr. . Beale. Rev. Dr. ‘Paret, of the Epiphany church, officiated, and the interment was at Osk Hiil, Georgetown. The annual selection of pews in the Metro- politan M. E church took place last evening. ‘The old occupants were allowed to retain their stats, or select any others that were not cn- geged by notifying the treasurer. Mr. T. L. Twlcck, Who Was present, and recorded any changes that were made. The prices pald ranged from 0 $100, accordins to location. ‘The pew formerly belonging to Gen. Grant Is not occupied by any particular person, it being eererally reserved for distinguished cuests. centennial Council, No. 4, Sons of Sonadad, have filed a certificate of incorporation, nam- ing Thomas Summerscales and N. Burch, trustees, Yesterday afternoon a Mra. Miiott, boarder In house No, 906 14th street northwest, had her jocketbook containing #6 snatched from her and on the street, In iront of her house, by a dirty looking colored boy about 14 years old. ‘The pocketbook Is of silver, with a stlver chain attached. The Washington Beneticlal Endowment As- Soclation has purchased from the attthorittes of Georgetown College a lot adjoining Masonic Temple, on F street, for $7,000, and will erect thereon tinmediately a buliding suitable for the business of the assoctation. For the Eye of Major Brock. Bor Ser: This morning about 2 o'clock a lady's house on ¥) street, between Ist and 2d streets northwest (not two blocks from the station house), was entered by thieves and the house ransacked from top to bottom. The lady, who was alone, gave the alarm, and the neigh: bors had to do the duty of apoliceofiicer, who probably was at that time asieep In some ‘com. frrtable place. Application was made to Lhe sta- tion house for an officer, but they had none to d, and there bas not been one seen up to the present time ia that neighborhood. although agentleman tired his revolver fully a dozen Umes he failed to draw the altention of an Officer. If this is the way in which the peopie are to be neglected I think it time to disband our police force and every person be his on ofiicer, A Suan. Ov Y Of Ume will bo amply re- ald in the examination of the tiaest line boys’ and children’s clothing In the Dls- 8130, Of shirt waists and shirts ‘The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Citizens’ Nattonal Bank agt. Cal- lan; argued andaftirmed, Phillips agt. 1 hearing commenced: arguments to cease Thur: day. ‘arpey; decrve afirmed. . Richard W. 7; lon to the bar was Stuart agt. Stuart; arg ler’s application for admis referred. Cmevir Covrt—Judae Macartuur, Yesterday, Pumphrey agt. Baltimore and Po- tomac railroad company; trial resumed and jury respited. Eggert « Co. agt. Albrecht; order for Commission to take testimony. Roth agt. Bal- limore and Potomac railroad company, motion for hew trial Norton agt. Godfrey; same, ITY CouRT—Judge Wie, Yesterday, Clark agt. Setbert; referred to au- ditor. Biggs agt. King; auditor's report con- flimed fnaily. (Queen agt. Brooks; trustee au- Uhorized Lo aLticipate payment of notes, Gibos agt. Coyle; commission to appoint guardian ad litem ordered to issue. Daly agi. Daly; pe of l'rank Hume denied. POLICE CoceT—Jitge Sn} Jeo, Manones, oud an ach. § Bg & pistol, and Skmner, throw thg ston eeys. Jas, Rotins s pended guilty to Vagran>; dito 6 days “each In’ t h. Maxwell, do.; ac arged with vagrane Morgan, vagran i 90 days, larceny: grand jury: bonds $500, Wm: Wood- soon, d0.; do, Michael iandolph and Chas, Hilton, tw rhite mei barged with hing with each other ach. Henry Holmes, grand jury; from Daptei Sumi Wro. ‘Turner ing bis eye Watt Johnson, and Lew!s ¢ s d with the laree lougi: Sarnvel Grifith, John doan- four small boys, were y of a hen from V each. They were all, @ c last boy, also Charged with the la: of a half peck of apples from Frank Baraard, a ali white boy, Who stated that these larce caught him coming from the store, and took all the apples out of his basket. Onicer McNemara told the jtidge that these boys call themselves the Mulligan gang. The court said t ulligan gang could have four months more, making six months. \esterday, Lewis Cousins, a small white b9; was charged with petit larceny and sent to refcrm school during minority. John B John- son Wess charged with threats of violence to Josephine Jobnson, his wife; Johnson was re- quired to sive $300 bonds to'keep the pe: stand committed. Elizabeth Sanders, a woman, was charged with assaulting a colored man named Win. if. Dunmore, who testilicd that he was employed by a con: the woman's houze, and when got ‘into the house Mrs, Sanders struck him with a club, and the little girlran at him with a red hot ker. Mrs, Sanders stated that about s o’elock faat Saturday night seventesk negroes and six Irishmen from Swampoodle, who were all drunk, in company with a constable, came to her house and broke open her door, and she picked np a stick, and, with the’ help of the Lord, fought right and left. Derendant’s counse! claimed tuat these people were intrud- €rein tbe defendant’s house, and had no right there, Jt was not shown that they were there legally, and the court dismissed the case. Jno. Mulloy, threats to Elizabeth Mulloy, his wife; Personal bonds to keep the peace for slx Tronths. Rebecca Connolly and Annie Woods, two white women, were charged with profanity, in cursing and swearing in a house loud enough to be heard in the street; $5 or 7 days eaca. Charles Hamtiton, vagrancy; bonds or das. Early, co; bonds or 9) days. E. Brown, loud and boisterous on the street; $5 i) days. Cas. Minor, obstructing the street; persenal bonds to net repeat the olfence. Jas. iser,do.; do. Jobn Mulloy, profanity: $5 or 15days. Condy Bonner, vagrancy; bonds or 9) days. orse Gardner, do.; 30 days. ‘To-d: Samuel Banks forfelted collateral. prague, vagrancy; bonds or 9 days. Also charged with destroying public property without the consent of the owner, by creaking ock on the cell of the first precinct station $50 or 60 days in jatl. ‘Thomas I cLatged With making ab Indecent. exposure his person on the str $5 or 15 days. White forfeited collateral, Josephine Mason, a colored girl, charged with being a public pros- tiiute and vagrant; bonds or 9 days in the Workicuse, Valentine Greacer, selling whisky without a Ii West Washington, nee THE GkaIN THADE.—Arrivals by cans Boat Medley, with 4,000 bushels of wheat; boat Farmer's Friend, wiih 2,10 bushels wheat and 2,000 bushels corp; boat Seneea, with bushels wheat an‘ 50 barrels flour; boat E. L. Whiting, with 3,5 bushels wheat. boat COix, With 3,020 ‘bushe:s wheat; boat M. C. . Boyer, with 4,100 bushels wheat, MERCHNTS’ EXCHANGE.—The first meeting of fe merchants’ exchange for the season was held to-day. 15,000 bushels of wheat were the oree., with sales as follows: 335 bushels at 19, 710 at 1197, 560 at 119'y, 325 at 129, 7 1203;, 675 at 120, 550 at 120). 400 at 1204, 121 's, 2,270 at 12134, $00 at 122, 600 at 18: al 124, 175 at 125, —— THE THIRTY SECOND ANNUAL Com™ of the medical department of the University ot Georgetown, will take place at Lincoln hall, lay evening. ‘The graduates in cine are Francis J. Adams, California; W. Seblakin-Rose, Russta; in, D. €.; Raymond’ T. Holden, B.C, Branels Mt Di Ward, D. C. ‘The follo G Fick enn g aearinae ae , D. C.; James Roane, D. C.; George Clark Over, D. P, Brisbane, New Yorks OO D. EMENT in the Police | be | The P-street School Building: Eiitor Siar:—It is evident, 1 think, that the probable patrons of the P-street school prefer that the water closets and urinals should b= eae in the yard instead of in the basement. ‘hey feel that children sitting in the schsol e south end of the same lot givcs to the Commisstoners a good reason for yielding to the wishes of parents on this point. The bigh school water closets will cer- talnly be built in the yard; and It would be ebeaper and better to pnt the closets for the two buildings under the same roof, with one sewer connection. As there 15 not money enough in the appropriation to erect now a permanent rear building, the lumber in the Market sheds might be used for a temporary | Structure. Won't the Commissioners constder this suggestion? Autecs, —__.<- A Remarkable Death. A GIRL DIES IN THE EM E OF HER LOVER. About 9 o'clock last night the famliy of Mr. J. Rail, living two miles east of this city, was thrown into intense excitement and despair by the sudden death of an only daughter, Miss Minnie Rail, 16 years of ava, ‘The young lady | Was in the parlor at the time, in company with Charles Gray, her afianced. It seems from the statement of Mr. Gray, which was given with broken sobs and tears, ‘hat the two were seated on a lounge, and he was thee ¢ her to name an early day for their wedding. The girl was coy and bashful, and hesitated about ft. But the lover was importunate, and sought in every Way to Induce a compliance with his wishes. At last she consented, saying; “Twill marry you tn April.” with ‘s dowed Tn man’s appreciation of hot toddy we are | milk. This delightful compound of the best rum and brandy far exceeds all forms of hot or cold punch which require preparation. Soid every where at $1.25. Parents Who Allow Their Ch'ldren to re are cuilty of a great wrong. em pointed out as branded with a loathsome disease, and you will read!ly procure them the Cuticura Remedies. viviality. A social glass of or cold water 1s a most welcome accessory of friendly intercourse, and the same delightful Wilbor’s Compound of Cod-Liver On and ing property which renders the OlLaoubly emi eacious. Remarkable test!nontals of its etti cacy cal chemis' CITY ITEMS. | ; Whether the Millennium WILL BEGST ANY CUANGS = = = ‘onTswouTS, VA, March 21, 198) YPOSALR FOR. 1 ExT: i" Py 1 fe . 185, AN MPETRODIST SCOP TEEN FLET To F. OPA BURCH a I ERONT AND THE BREUTI THE GREAT JANAUSUREK: QUEEN OF TRAGEDY. w know, ihat Hub THE T : UN OPA] — , should not be ex | for five hours daily, to Punch with bet water ig much ner, and that | SEW MODERN FRONT ES | the risk of tonaling efiluvia and sewer gas. The | nothing can mateh It when ft is blended with | , SEALED FRO LS for theextension of #f Girection ty Congress that the high school | lemonade, fine toe, soda water or hot or cold | {ceh,teet of the eaid North Sti in On sha iit on y h mo ard the erection of a new modern ceived ur til APBIL 41 Proposals may b Plans and speci ficatt. dhe trustees of the enid Ni (Church reser ve the right to re The committee can be gee day evening, Mareb 2510, « ril Ist, at 7 o'clock. SAMUEL Davis, Chairman of the ( ‘gpemits alone in her glo able. Throngh fbines cousta: 9 light of nees. 1 uO character dose ei than as the Countess in **Mott ; ii The sape company and performs th’s J heatre, New Yor Booths 7 este oe RETOIRI To-nieht Wednesda 1881, 12 O'CLOOK M. with the A deur of ber uy or all bids “hureh on Fri row Up crefulous humors bursting from every Think of it" op Improvement aby STDan E,W. Mo E Taaser pinkie’ P. 0. Lock Box No. 99, rasr®s be Bement of Mr. 42 fs greatly heightened by a little judicious con- Hg Hud Punch with hot PROPOSALS, FOR CONSTRUOTING A SEo- TtON OF THE BOUNDARY STREET (IN TERCEPTING) AUXILIARY SEWER, ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, se ONOTICE ag beverage 1s pecultatily acceptable at parties GMDisrator oy Gocewuia, ¢ | ‘The box-sbeet sotmatins melebie pieces for the and other festive gatherings, when mixed with Washington, Maren 24, Isl. COMPLIMENARY TESTIM NIALL lemonade, fine tee, soda water or mitk of or | By direction of the Board oi Qomuuissiopers, = tendered to. cold, gtuwork it and "tis ready. Every first | Sealed Proposals will be receiv Botan SAMUEL G RINSLEY 3 ek m., on AY, . 15TH, f Class grocer, wie merchant and druggist sell tt | 22,cgciock t-» on FRIDAY, Boundary street ia 2 Aniatede Musical Talent of Waabe pit i crest. specifications can be To the Consur | necessary inforn plive, at ce, with i this 07) tien, npon application tf! for, and. Lime, without possessing tie very nauseating | these forms will alone be idered.. ‘The righ: NATiIoNaL THEATES. favor of the article as heretofore used, 13 eu- | Teeervedto reject any or is OF parts of bids mc i TWINING. by the Phosphat Major of Engineers, U. 8. A Engineer Commiasioner, DC. te of ime with @ heal- INE WEEK ONLY cOMWENOING MON € K Naked oe MONDAY, in be shown. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, t, Boston, and all druggists, In the excitement and joy of the moment Mr. IDNEGER, HIDWEGEN | | Oresnicct 18 see rm Gray threw bis arms around her Watst andrew | «y Ordered Liebig ©o.'s Arnicated Ex- K JOBN L. CARNCEORE, Propric her to him with a quick, passionate embrace. tract of Witch Hezel KIDNEGER. KIDNEGEN. SS nL ae He ae a eae e erty ose in the case of ane Indolent wicer, attended * SCENES IN oe = a stiepgth, and does not lev i «l. But | with great suffering and whitch had resisted a x 5 », the oF tor Carrier. the girl gave a short, sharp scream, and ex- variety of constitutional and loca! treatment, | KIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEN. OUR AMERICAN TEAM eras claiming: “0, Charley, I'm gone!” fell dead in | Jam happy to say It effected @ perfect cure In a BALLOWLEN ON THE PLANT » ifs arms, her head resting on his shoulder. | fortnight.” KIDNEGEN. KIDNRGRN. Our own imported SARAM BARNYARD ° His frantic cries alarmed the family, who came Professor MARTIN FRELIGH, M. D., y ore “s mal ping, enti mae . MEL Or, the Fate Tushiy Into the room to find the pitiful sight 31 West 2 vs = i of the Gead girl lying pale and inanimate In her Beware of counterfeits and che: 5 ‘thies: KIDNEGEN. MI WEDNES APRIL ¢ lover’sarms, A messenger was dispatched post | imitations. Also curea Plies, ca'arrh, Neural, x (Trade-Mark Secured.) Oontpamentary Teas haste for Dre Hale, who arrived wit nan noe gia, Rheumatism, Hoarseness, and Sore Throat, — SAMUEL @. KINGLE But nothing coul lone. le youn; Sold in fifty cents and doliar size: KID: 5 THE 7 " NEA yeas beyond all bnman aid. I 1s the opinion of elite Sree ay = Apriland®, ARAN BEEN@ARDT. the physician that heart disease was the Imme- y Torpidity o e Liver, —. * 7 late cause of the girl’s death. She was fratl | Remove bvillousness, dyspepsia, and impart KIDNEGE! KIDNEY BEGULA Anne aD Rakes and delicate, and had long compiained of trou. | DeW tone and vigor to the system’ by using Lle- s ‘ a | Grand Voos\and Yn<trimentale civen by the ble with her heart. ‘The excitement tnctdent | big Co.’s Coca Beet Tonic, Beware of worth. — { VSCHNEIDKK BROTHER to the conversation with ber lover had probably | 1€88 imitations, : KIDNEGEN, AND DIURETIC. superinduced the attack which led to her pre Burnet’s Cocoatne 7 : ‘ure death. N ay, the family are over- HAS RECHIVED UNIVERSAD a Desido bummer with horeor aga ceepair.: aires | No outer preparation pos KIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEN is highly recom- Minnie Was @ very handsome young lady, and | SUle properties for embellishing aud etrengtn— = Hae ell Aciowas 11 tiie eobery clrstes or) tits) |) tee, oy ire PEE a CRISES dee [-RIDNRGER, axeomenena ves ‘ 2 city. She was extremely delicate, and pos. | Sites. 10 cures baldness and eradivates dau- sa? aoe maeaepeanad For Wn! ae So ya quenanea ee Burnett's Flavoring Extr slightest attacks of tli heaith.—Keokwk (Ia, Sane MONDAY AN DISH 10 Chicago Trine, ALLEN’ BRAIN Foon, is the only reltabie tonto | M!DNEGER. or FOUL KIDNEYS, DROPSY. mes = ss for brain and sexual organs of ether Bex” $1. a GREAT PORTPACGH DECIDED BARGAINS ant baa pei eo RIDNEGEN. BRIGHT'S DISEASE, LOS8 OP | gyn inite in Warhipwton, (afternoon and NEW SPRING DRY GOODS. Ser = , Ail : FORD LACE BUNTIN Hough on Itats. - — Corner 9th and § Streeie milltheuewehaderathccte pears ING | The thing desired wound at fast. Ask Drug. | EIDNEGEN. ENERGY, NERVOUS DEMILITY, 20 TRAINED ELEPHANTS! ot Bee De cae AND MOMIE ee for ion nee It. eed out oie —- CLOT p} fOODS, at 15 cts. per yard. ce, roache: Uugs C. » boxes, ary ees “TR: SiN TW Ne “8,000 YARDS OF MOWAT DEESS GOUDB in ant | TO os KIDNEGEN. or any OBSTRUCTIONS ariing sien eNC ta the new shades, at 12% cts foes ‘The Dracaena Draco or African Tooth 22 TRAINED STALLIONS’ itu) YARDS OF MATTILASSE GOODS, at 10 | Brush only 10 cents, aud other desirabie articles = : PLACES OF SUMMER SILKS, new styles, | ° Mollet for sale at J. W. DREws, ° .| EIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS- | 30Y dosh stone ony there ae ation an 48 cts., 50 cts., 60 cts., 75 cts. A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat —— ance in Americaad the Seibint and and Villion BLACK SILKS, 80 cts. per yard, cts., $1.00 Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results es ewe: were . — $1.25, 81.50. LEB, 60. 2 in an incurable lung disease or ( onsumption. | KIDNEGEN. EASES. Aiso for BLOOD and KID- TROUPE OF GYMNASTIC BICYOLERS! ROMAN BTIIPEC fortaiaise Brown's Bronchial Troches do not disorder the — LOYAL, the Man-Mete r Cwanon! PLAIDS for trimuiny. - stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but = ‘i . a DAMASSKS for triu mi acts directly onthe inflamed parts, allaylng | KIDNEGEN. NEY POISONING, in affected ma: | And theGreatest Z tee) Wonder of th World, D. Irritation, gives relief in asthma, Dronciiltis, | — rt ani ? coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which —- TWO WOOLLY EL HANTS singers and pup) capeakers aresubjectto. Sold | EIDNEGEN. lariai sections. ND STREET r FINE BLACK CASHMERE, 37 | %¢ 25 cts.a Lox everywhere. _ mike ais arene Ar lO a.a if FUE DOYS? 5, : “Alderney Dairy Wagons ” KIDNEGEN. Kidney diffcaiton, We ba a vary | _ Mort wacviticent dieyiay of yaxeant-y eos mama shag tt FUR BOYS! SUITES, 25 cts., 87cts.. | rresn Alderney batter churned cvery MOrn- i =p is aaa all 2 | Upon ihe strecis cf au American c.cy EADIES! CLOTH, new coaching shades ing, and deliveredin slbs. “Ward” prints, { pleasant and agreeable taste amd | SNS erect JAELE LINENS, 25 ots. ; yart-loug ail linen | Per'b. Also, cottage cliccse, buttcrmilx and | KIDNEGEN. flavor. It oontaina POSITIVE | fi 1.4 fra DELUIT S, 12 cts.” : . sweet milk Cream, 10e. pint. DIURETIQ properties and will | Herds of EF Ponies. Tableau TOWELS, 12 ct ys PB % ENGLISH CORDED PIQUE, only 12% es | KIDNEGEN. NOT NAUBEATE. LADIES Care, mes, and NEW SLYLFS IN FANOY HOSIKRY FOR z MSPEOIALLY will Uke it, and ook pecsonifiod by the ENGLISH WALDINGGAN HOSE, only 25 cts. | TROPIC + KIDREGEN. GENTLEMEN will fnd KIDNE- | HANDSOMES’ WOMAN IN AME pair. , GEN the best Kidney Tonio ever SPRING CARP! FRUIT EIDNEGEN. used Been in a sum tuour Howdah, apo 25 cta., Tle. BOR Oo Ate T Are aS es: 4 — a Ringly Hierhent. S10.000" pe CIDE: nA 5 . maring ia this tacle during a mn DEGRED ee St KIDNEGEN. ROTICE.—Esch bottle bears ths | / Tamiesion. Gu veute: Children, wa Seon: il KIDNEGEN. TIN, also a PROPRIETALY GOV: | $0; Tita. sr "Fos aan nend Ga B mat th eid: N J. a re . B. ave . fu ” meats» MAY IWANAD Tih streel ana asa PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND ERNMENT STAMP, wuich permite RE ee eae oe — EIDNEGEN. KIDNEGEN to be sold (without THENALUM CLUE CONCERTS, PLANTS. Is thorough in its Medicinal Action, Lcense) by Druzgista, Grocers and = ae ae — EIDNEGEN. other persons everywhere. THIED BERIES—SEOCND CONCERT. and yet so AGREEABLE to the TASTE that — TUESDAY, Barch 29th, Asst, — KIDNEGEN. _IN QUART-SIZE BOTTLES FOB : : . PATRONS often disregard our injunction to divide GENERAL AND FAMILY Uae. | Qt OE ee Oe RuAOH ieee NEE DP eee be : == KIDNEGEN. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE. nea Rana taney er et 7 ASGER BAMERIK—S; 1) 0my Poetique. the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet = ED. LASSEN-So: <5 with Piano. Mies EMMA = KIDNEGEN. LAWZ! c & MARTIN, GAL. — their respective cases. At the OUTSET it is espe- PROPRIETOBS, Catcago, Lt. L. vax BEETHOVEN —Piapo Concerto. Madi KIDNEGEN. BOLD BYDRUGGISTS, GROCKES | NXNNVTII Tale AUEREADR = CATARERH til one sction and the moat sat , | follow. CURE. One packsue is renerally sufficient. A real cure of CATARRH for $1 00! nov2-eo [ROBTED, SALAD OL, for Table and Kitchen use, $2 pergail., 36c. per pint. COMP. LICORICE POWDER, for purifying the blood aud rewulating the system, 250. per box, at A. M. KMLOCZEWSKHI'S DRUG STORE, marll 423 Oth at. ILES FILES! PILES!IN si FOUND AT LAST. NOONE A SURE OURE Fou! OEE dislike cialy essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely Bectre cathartic sction, are especially pleased with ite avreeable qualities. “Dry it ONCE, and you will esteem it highly as a SAF FECTIVE remedy. only. Sold by Druggiete. AND DEALERS EVEBYWHSLS J.C. EBGCOD & CO., Wholesale Agents in Waahinztov. A. VOGELERB & CO., Baltimore. Boll-co LEOPOLD DAMROS Tickets, (ineludi; at BUis &'Co.'s, 5 HENSCHEL, becomes accustomed to its nee—when mild factory resuits are sure to Ladies snd children, and these who DR. METPAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS pleasnre in the fol Aienity to any 5 BEFEY, the mcet whose triumphs continental crits America stsmp b Herr & taking pills and nanscous medicines to Qnre most wonderfully in = very short time botr SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relies DYS. PEPSIA in its woret forma, cleansing the body of excess of bile, producing # regular healthy actior of the bowels. A {nil size box of these valuable PILLS, with tui directions for a complets cure, mailed to any sd dress On receipt of Line three ( postage stamps For sale by all druggists at 23 cents. vEstotony OF Me cuexay: Bey. THOMAS GUARD, one of the most eminent clerzymen in the country, pastor Mount Vernon PLEASANT and EF- Packed in bronze tin boxes nares ingopera, c the eorcert «tee Thurady om der, ) ie BREAKFASP CHOCOLAT MENi SOLD EVERYWEERE. ALWAYS SECUBE AND BELIAGLB: LEWIS A. THIREKIED. . BLOB. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY, Thave used one’ bor of Die Mesyacnecingy: | £6034 Way Senenet Seen. y fe ‘ HOR 15th Street and New York ave. ee bore ee aa mee 5 " Yours . EB RS. a Proof Vaults from 85 as BOOTS AND SHOES AT ACTUAL COST—A FINE 0 SEU a veut Gavernmeur ends On depout ite | Bev. G. W. Hones, pastor M. E. Ohurch, Pisd- OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FIiS {CLANS Sl per al COO. Also, receives Ni!verware in Trna@ke mont, W. Va. : SHOES AT VERY LOW PRIOES. for moderate rate. Board of Msasyers: Willism I haye giyen my wife, who ts asnfferer from Heaa- Oommencipy ay! 4 will nell all of Ey beasvy Btickney, presiden' ree W. Bixye, vice presi- | sche, Dr. Merraus’s HEADACHE PILLs, and one | and medium welwht ‘boss at PRIME O08: dent; B. Spyder, secretary: A. L. Sturtevant, | dose of the Pills has always cured her. Ladiev’ Pebble Goat Bat tessurer; Henry A: Willard, Joh Gaseeln, Taos, | °°*Yours truly, ‘GEO. W. HOLBS. ° Evans. mmar2 PARIS AND LONDON. sow New York Depot, 286 Greenwich 3. Jan6-théta,4m Have just received a large assortment of i zi 2, Baltin The sale of sents wil) ence Mon lay morn- focrated Bites has been Alscovered Uy Dee Wie Price, 25 Gents. Large bores, 60 Cents. Thave no hecitation ig" assicing yon that Dr. | ine, March 2st at at 4. ed eats, Tae (an indian remedy), called ‘Dr. Williams: | _marb-eokw Berzun's Hrapacae Bree have proved most | $1-60. Admutelisi, wu. ads sew Indian Ointment. “A single box has cured tae a Suny _VETERIN f ese wortt chronic cases of 25 and 30 years stand | ye eo ‘Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD. ———— No one need suffer five minutes after applying th LOUMBIA AND FIRE DEPARTMENT, Rey. Thomas GAMELE, pastor M. E. Church, Ha BOOTS AND SHOES » Weaderful foothing medicine. Lotions, Instra- | iss the honer to inform the public thst ho wn, Md Al ES. ments and Flectuaries do more harm than good. | has removed his stable trom 2481 strest north- | "have tried Dr. Merravn’s HRADACKR ——— So — = Willtame’ Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the | west to TRINIDAD or Corcoran Model Farni with great benctit. I am now seventy-nine yeare F°* THE LATEST STYLE IN intense itching (particularly at night atter get trance, 12th and K str orthes a old, aud have been subject to Constipation a pam- a wiki warm in bed), acta as a poulticn: giveeinetantand | fo lfr'at. Yieimminva lesb yenm None Bilis teacs acon ee mimanel LADIES’ FINE SLIPPERS, pues een se BOA COE eta between D and EK have reut 3 the above 1 in my cate, the iret Hme I come to Baltimore MY ‘s ro Jarm. provided with a first-class stable aud vei wan ‘ou personally. by ail ee lance Pasturave, With spring aad Roroasac: water, Yours truy, THOMAS GAMBLE. Call at 717 Market Space. Py prove, Gleteland, Obi, STOLE CNOMWELIZ | WH pasture iceses for's5 Pees MeGIGRE | Rev. Lewis A. Tureexren, pastor M. Es Ohurch, Zvents, Washington, D.C... febis-co-ap” | Wyeeared to take horses on LIVERY and Dal | “Waterbury, Md. = To make room for BPRING GOODS, which sre co away with burning. idly of old or new lameness aris ng from the shon. spavins, or any sort of sprains. 4. JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, 8. Livery process and medicines 1 3 ~ I gaye Dr. Merracr’s HrapacnE Pius to a horses ure rap- | man who was in bed with s bad attack of lous 0 Fever, and in two days he was ou! lus being received daily, we are offering broken lots of WINTER GOODS AT COST. mar2 BOWN CHEMIC B TAL CO. iL. LEWIS’ SONS, fel2-eo SeleProprietors, Baltim AMERICAN WATCHES, GEO. MoOARTHY. ; TST Which we are now offering at UNUSUALLY LOW . SUT GALn OF Gia 1831 °° ‘Sis ™4* 188] | Feces. = = WINTER Goops. Good either before or atter the Holidays. a 2035 amine i = Now 18 THE Tree To SecvsE Your Bancatne mt A'Nicely Cleaned or Beautifully Dyed GENTS’ | mar onmsyivania avenue. peak Ree ae ans ae re 7 5 t ten Gaye T will sell all my Winter Eee Dyan ae . MM, We Saht BBO ace. Stock, ‘sta reduction of 90 PE ONT Yo make, TOGE AUN On oe Oe KG DIAMONDS, rooms for oar Immense Work called for and delivered anywhere in the WATORES . SPRING STOCK. ee = BILVER WARE, LUMBER. DON'T FAIL TO CALL—FIRST COME FIRS? (TED 0O-PARTNEBSHIP. — The PLATED WARE, OUR IMMENSE TEADE SHOWS WHAT SEBVED. signed do hereby certify that they have formed FANOY GOODS, VIM AND PUSH WILL DQ NOTHING You ean eave fonble the money you spend else. + partnerenip {or the sale of Ice under the name BUT STEADY LOW.PRICES, YEAR IN Where by accepting of these chance: We mean or firm of Washington and m IceCo. No feb23 ERO? Penna, ave. BUSI and wil do just what we sdvertise. bills or acconats will be paid unleds upon a written AND YEAR OUT, WILL GREATE AND Even : order signed John Treasurer. 0. PENED THIS DAY— MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS 5 teeron FF Uasenhe a NELOW. Tay | FULL LINE SPRING GOODE, SCARFS, TIES, OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION. ROUSB, PRING OPENING. EATON & HARRISON, mar26 (ate of Eatoa & King) 1337 F at.northwest (opposite Ebbitt House). 1.000 REWARD YARD OFFERS 80 MARY I5- OAPITOL BILL. Will exhibit on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, | Yor any case of Bleeding, Itching, Uleerated, or DUCEMENTS TO BUYERS. Manu HL and Apnut }, for the inspection of the | Protuding Piles thet DE DINGS oho hecony IBBEY Incies of Washinutone fi gugice, selection of | fails to cure. Prepared only by J.P, Miller MD, WILLETE& L EY, COLUMBIA POTTERY OO. IMPORLED MILLINERY Pa., and none genuine without his York Kani ROCND Hata: aban BOSNETS and | ture. ‘Sold by druggists. eb19-«.t,th, 6m, 2e,0p s |S ane ee SE aS, MaxvFacrUnEns oF N a CY GOODS. . 4 wait « aye outed Hor our, hesg-tetmmer Sova WATER, Yards. Square. STONE AND EARTHENWARE, a . CLEA » from one o! 18 ing _ houses in New York. miarso-ut SODA WATER, 318 Georgia avenue, Foot of 84 strest 4.4. OODWIN’S BUN DIAL i “ES G GAS HEATING SEOVES, : A general aseortment of Jars, Fuge, Pitchers, Buck- For Heating Parlors, Dining Rooms, Hsll and Bath BLOCE-TIN LINBD STEEL FOUNTAINS. wheat rourers, na nt te mc ry Booms. . Beer &c ,iv manufactare and on pand. Th For sale st Office of Wash’n Ges Lt. Oo. ware is ofthe best quality Terra Cotte mate 413 Texth st. northwest. MARBLE APPARATUS FOR RENT. “Obi FLOMIs iS. SND GARDENERS" Depart- Oalland examine them. dann ment is complete with « ‘eesornuent of MA- CHINE AND HAND-MADE juanurectires LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR THE PORNAMENTAL Hower Vesta tras, Hanan WASHINGTOR, D. 0., ae ona g Baskets and OONSEEVATORY WARE: |p DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DI8 <7 e026 bition of the Horlicaltural society a at the Na- TRIOT and other INVESTMENT SEOURITIBG, | Apply to or address == ——— DOMESTIO and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. jani9 SAML Cc. PALMER, |S SKATES | (HE. BUFPERT. Tate oe ae eee ‘The best assortment of SKATES. Sharpening Hos, 403 and 405 Tth st.a.W. | ANTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- | mar25 1924 20th st., West Washfngton. | Skates ampecialty. Also, a fine susoriment of Fiat LISHMENT and DYE WOBKS, No. 906 G st rT. for Christmas Present, a ony ‘OOMPANY. PGiadiest gud Gontignen's GARMENTS of all inds SPRING HATS. ©. FISOHEB’S Oxp Braxp, = reset and Deretillty TACER Groves, 8. CREPE VELLS, ENOX'S SPRING STYLE HATS now reaay. decd 6238 7th st.. opp Patent Offes. samoe ns for Beauty, Oomfort rs (oe leaning EVENING Cassimere Dress Hats {: ACHE NATTANS’ PILLS. a DBESHIMS. Thirty youre’ experience: Terme mod: | Latest in Derbys and, Bote eee new colors Pee “Bilounsess ure Nene als. ARCERY AND FISHING TACKLES, OLOGUET = and ee eee : arg EMT DEALERS MAKE MONEY wine W. | , Large assortment of UMEKELIAS for adienana | "2 Nenaies "ae fresh. cence J. SOULE &00., 130 La Salle street, Chicago, B, H. STINBMINEZ, Hatter. Foca ea eget Bi. ¥. ROLLER SKATES (all numbers) At Prices ‘Write for particular Ostld-colam maarld 12937 Pense. avenue, | ward ‘and to Buit the BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY SEER I8 AS- BURED. LOW PRICES. LARGE STOOK OF SIX MILLION ITECT HOBIERY, GLOVES, &c. W. 8, TEEL, 935 Penon’a ave. 491 Penna, avenne. BRANCH STORE, 111-2 Penna. E, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL~