Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WRIDAY.. April ft. INSIe ‘The Werther. OFFICE OF THE OvrwER, } Wasiixoron, D. €. 9.30 & mf For New England and the middle states, partly cloudy weather, occastona! tight snow, Rorthwest to southwest winds, stighl. fall id temperature and slowly rising barometer. RANGE OF THE 1HKRMOMETER ‘The following are (he -eadings of the ther- Mometer at the Signal (‘ce during the day:— Tam, 6:1) a m, + . Max! tum, 4°; mintmun LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, dc., No-night. Ford's Opera Hous¢,—Madame Janausenek a3 "Mary Stuart.” Nationai Theater.—Carncross’ Minstrels. Odd Felines’ Hoil.—Tableaus trom “Piigrim’s Progress.” Congregational And readings. Church.—Excelient concert FROGRAM FOR THE UNVEILING CEREMONIES. ‘The beard of admirals 0: which Admiral Por- ter Is president, have issued a program of the Farragut statue unvelling ceremonies. THE PROCESSION. ‘Will be tormed at 11 a. m., Apritgsth. The Fight will rest at the Naval monument, foot of | * the Capitol grounds. The march will be taken UP at Lweive o'clock, in the following ore lachment of police; crand marshal, Com- modore C. H. Baldwin, 1 c s. der H. L. Howlson, U. S. N.j Lieutenants J. A. Rodgers and J. B. U.S.N y Ins ry uriivors of New Orieaos and ‘8 or column of fours, or both); band; Naval Sehool Cadets, (eight compantes of infantry, column of com: Po ee S xeen froat Naval division—Captain f staff, two alds, and four ) Guartere at navy folk, to be sent ashington and Marine Barracks by April > Tenne: futantry batt four from tne andali th jo g and two drawn by twen Minded by Lien Army dtvisior—Marshal, chief of staff. t alds, four st=ff officers. band of the artillery, J fur companies of artillery, one battery U.S. Signal Corps. Multia’ diviston—Mar ebtef cr stat, two alds, aud four memo: staff; Infantry aud artillery. THE ROUTE. The column wt'l mov Per bs. i a ave} ut Square. Yors of New Orleans and M column (not aga'n to jotn tt) Places reserved forthem on the stan Square. On arriving al the sauare, the cadeis and Daval division will occupy the west sid>. army division the north side, and the militia division the east side, using the side streets as May be necessary THE CBREMONIES AT TEE STATUE Wl be opened at one o'clock tn the afternoon by prayer by the Rev. Arthur Brooks. Tae statue will then be unvelied. the same time an admiral’s ilag will be displayed, the Bands will p and asalute of ii guns—an Sdu.iral’s salute—will be fired from a naval battery to be stationed tn [Lafayette square. ‘The troops will “present” arms at the first gun and come to a “carry” at the last, and then’ to @ rest, when the President will address the audievce. accepting the statue. The two ora- tors of the day—fHon. Horace Maynard aud Hon. W. Voorhees—will then deliver speeches. The Marie band will, after the speeches, play “Hal! to the Chief.” This wiil be followed by a salute of 17 cuns, during which the troops will present arms as befure, and at the last gun the admiral’s flag will dS hauled wn. This will end the ceremonies at the statue, During the music the President and ‘bis Cabinet and senior officers of the army and navy Will leave forthe Executive mansion. RETURN OF THE ROCESSION—THE REVIEW. The procession will reform and move from the west side of Farragut square, along I street to Connecticut avenue, and on passing the int which the stague faces, a marching sa- te will be given, &le marsiial and division OMcers continuing the march with their com- mands. The procession will move down Con- necticut avenue, along west side of Lafayette square to Pennsylvant entering the grounds of the Execut a by the west gate, and passin review before the President of the United States, giving a marching salute, the grand marshal and staffs leaving the col- umn and taking stations to the right of the President, the division commanders aud st: continuing the march with their commands. As the several divisions. battalions or com- panies arrive at the corner of Now York avenue abd 15th street, they wil) be at Mberty to pro ceed to their armortes, barracks er ships. TWO STANDS Will be erected near the statue. One small Structure will be forthe President and mem- bers of the Cabinet, the orators, seul tor. plomatie corps and other specia! guesta. There will be @ stand to the south of thestatre which will accommodate 2.00) people. It wii: be reserved for army and navy oficers ani thelr families, and other invited guests. THE INVITATIONS There are representations of o the left and the cross-trees of a SbIp With the rigging and masts above. There is an ensign’s tlag trom the mast head. A trident Is also shown on the left of the card. banner ts thrown across the lett, with Orleans” and “Mobile™ upon it ROD, ah anchor, and other naval emblems are below. An engraved head of Farragut 1s 0: the right of thecard. It is an excellent 1 ness. lowing reception committee of naval officers Will have charge of ra- Mons and ¢ at the statue: Commander A. H. “niet Engineer HL. Harris, Paymaster A. W. Bacon, Lieat. Commauier C. D. Sigsbee, L! Commander B. P. Lamberton, Civil . Menocal, Lieut. A. Dun! Jt, Ls A. Reeder, PD, Jt. Passcd Assistant Surgeon ixey. TRE DISTRICT MILITARY. The District Commisstoners this mor received a report from Col. Amos W. of adjutant general D.C. M.. stating that be aad & conference with Commander ifowson, | . x. second marshal tn charge of the cer-mo- of unvelliny the sta’ of the late Admiral Fatragut on the 25th inst, witha vw of securing the eff militia organization: bia, and as a rest metds the foliow tng pro f the District of Colam- 'S and recom- the informa- Uon of the grand u a ational Guards Distriet of Columbia, Col. Amos Webs! manding: Col. i Fleming, chtet ot Staff; Capt. H. Ii. Dunwoody, 1.5. 01, AL 3 Lient. Jacob D. iz N.. Staff: Lieut. Burton R. R George A. Bassett, quarter Lieut! M. Urell, commissary; Lieut. L. A. Bailey, judge advecate: Lieut. Joun A. Berner, eugiuce: fajor Jas, Major J. P. Willet Hartigan, surgeon: Capt. E Brackett, asst do. Bard. Was Infantry battalion, is men, Col W. G. Moore, commandiag; Washington ard. 50 men, Captain D. MeCathran; | afon Veteran Corp3,-30 men, Captain 3. TLoreazon; National Rites, 6. mes, Captain J. A, District of Col Artillery, four guns, so men. Captain Julius K. ° 'Hannemap, Band. Battalion colored troops, Maj. C. Fisher, consisting of the followmg comprntes Butler Zouaves, 50 men, 1 Young, com. mandipg; Capital City Guards, 50 men, Capt. Thos. S. Kelly; Washington Cadets, 5 men, Capt. ©. A. Fleetwood; and Lincoin Light Guards, oy men, Capt. Lewis Johnson, je Civil Organizations have been Lotti publication tn the dat oe as the necessary dat will be submitted In a ‘TN Dottans will be paid for the arrest ang Conviction of the parties Who assaulted the National Repubiecan carrier boy and destroyed his papers, near the corner of North Cap'tol and I streets, this morning. FRaxk B. Concer, t Treasurer Naitonal Rep diican, C4ep.—I take this method of informing my fiends and the pubile in general that 1 hay ibis cay withdrawn from the firm of C. Schneider 4 Sons, leaving my two sons to Unue the iron bust: it the large and exte. vors that were bestowed chnelder & Sons be con- Unued with the new firm. *. A. SCHNBIDEI Washington, D.C. Aprit Wasntxerox “ATTLE MARKET. — At the Quieens- town Drove Yaras, Wednesday, (oa ty tro- politan Branch, B.’« oO. R, R., thr the city—Lewis D. Means, of cate were offered, of w Dutchers, at 4445 per Ib. rema H ahipred east. ict suecp ana lamos ups ot Shene 349 were sold as tot Sheep 53, a6 ‘per : s lett. ungol: sheep 44.85%. ‘Cows and calver eo — clippet $45. ‘The state of the market was muse’ #254 Sedhiasstnsadaey WASHINGTON FISH MARKRT.—Sold by R. A. i it, since our last report: 2,000 $12.50 to $15 per thousand; 200g $25 to $40 per hundred; 500 bunches soe rock and perch, frum 40 (0 75 cents per bunch, ive co-operation of the ; Sate of District Real Estate. TOE CRNTRAT GUARD-HOUSE BOUGHT BY STOCK- HOLDERS OF THE WASHINGTON MARKET COM- PANY. ‘The sale of certain District property, by auc- tion, took place yesterday afternoon, as pre viously anneunced In Tus Stag. The sale commenced at 3 o'clock, the property kaown as the old Central Guard-house being the first pat up. A large crowd was present, ani the bid- —— wan ule spirited. The competition appeared to be between Mr. W. S. Hoge, who, i! 1s sald, represented a syndicate of butchers, the pu: being toerect a butchers’ market in. opposition to the Central Market, and Mr. Hallet Wilcourn, representing stockholders of tho Washipgion Market Co. The final bid of Mr. Hoge was $4 per foot,and the last by Mr. K'!bourn #% 05. Which won the prize; making the total amount to be paid by the company for that property $42,120. A lot belonging to the District, on Massachusetts avenue and N street, con- taining 1,050 feet, was sold to Mrs. Ellen Mc- Gowan for $2,120. The old town house and fire engine lot, in Georgetown, was offered for sale yesterday, but the bidding not being deemed = enough, the property was withdrawn, and will at a future day be offered again. togetner With the lot on C, between 4% and &th streets, in this city, which was also withdrawn. Mr. B. H. Warner was the auctioneer. Toe Commissioners have now the mcan3 With which to erect three new police Tation houses in Meu of those rented. Tnis they will proceed to do at once, as authorized by law, aud itis probable that a new one will be built samewhere south of Pennsylvania ave- bie for the tifth precinct; one at the corner of 9 street and Massachusetts avenue, for the th preeinet: and one near Boundary and 7th tree's, for the second precinct. ~tatlon ented. _Of the eight Lonses in tnis District, five are now ——_+—__.. Amusements, &Ce . her two famous characters in her usnal effective man- To-nteht, by special request, she wI!l re- Feat her creat role of “Mary Stuart,” instead of appearing as “Brunhild,” a3 heretofore an- nounced. NATIONAL THRATER.—NO one can fall to get enjoyment ont of the entertatoment given by Carncross’ Miustrels at the National. A special bill to-night, Opp FsLLOWws’ Buny pre Hars.—The tableax from ns “Pilgrim's Progr which will be nted at Gdd Fellows’ Hall this and to- j 4 ata Saturday mating fg ellence and oa a large The entertainments will be for the vew the Dashaway Heform Club. ie REGATIONAL CHURCH.—The grand con- the Congregational Cuurek this z will be a very t entertalninent, s Jennte Sav ated young reader fron Reston, lve some seiect readings. the most promtsing young reader wio his ap- pear d in public for many years. ‘The musical part of the program ts in excellent hands. Wortn’s Wonpgas.—Manager EH eniertainment at Lincoln hall next we is selg to be the best show for the price that was on the road. ‘St attorney, prosecuting counsel at the Police Court, has dered his resignation to Co.one! Co-khill, District Attorney. ‘The reason glvea is that important matters, requiring bi3 con- stant attention, render this action necessary. Colonel Corkhill, in his letter accepting tie resignation, compliments Mr. Hayden highly, and expresses regret that he has taken this rse. The appointment of his successor will nounced in 2 few days. The resignation tak-s effect April 15ch, but the District Attorney will select his successor & in afew It ts thought that Mr. F. H. | Howe, who has been fn the office as clerk for Some time, will succeed Mr. Hayden, oe TRE PROPOSED EMANCIPATION Day _ CBLR- BRATION.—A Ineeting Of the District delegates Of colored societies was heid last evening, to make arrangements for a celebration, Apri! 16th, Emancipation Gay. Delegates from the Sumner Guards, Mt. Ararat Lodge and M Hope Lodge attended, besides the delegates present at the former meeting. Permaneat Oilicers were elected as follows: President, ewis Willis; vice-presidents, Abraham Lee Itichard Granton; secretary, B. A. MeDon- ; chief marshal, Robert £. Gilchrist. It was decided to hold the exercises at the Lincoln statue, Dent Fal. TO Catt To MoRRow at R. Gold- Schmid’s Mammoth Department Store, No. wth street, between H and I northwest, where you can buy the beet make New York rolier Skates for $1.25 a pair; decorated china break- fast plates only 10 cents apiece, worth 20 cents: cecorated cups and saucers only 10 cents, worth 26 cents; individual china butters, decorated With three gold itues, only 5 cents’ per dozen, worth 65 cenis; lead pencils only 10 cents per cozen, worth 20 cents; china mugs, decorated With pictures, only 5 cents; rudpergcombs ouly 5 cents, Worth 15 cents; china double egg cups ouly 5 cents, worth 10 cents; also great bargains in LW a:iterent styles of baby carriages. t NB. « O. R. R.—On and Aprit’3, iSsi, the trains wil for Philudelphia, New York and Boston 3 p.m, and 10 p. m.: for Cincin md St. Louls at 2:15 a. m.; for cago, Cincinnati and St. Lous at ivi) a.m., and for Pittsburg, Cincinnatl and ‘St. Louts at 5:50 p.m. All the abovetratas are daily, except the S:15 a.m. to Philadelphia, NeW York and Boston. The arrangements of the Baltimore and Ohlo roid are now moat satisfactory forrapid and prompt time. Trains May be relied upon to run as advert: Tae whole road ig ip the finest condition, aad its easing business ts a sure sign of {ts popu. arity with the traveling public. a. Mm. Chicago burg, C I WoL SRLL—P sitirely for ne Day Onty— Two horseshoe water glasses, 5 cents; iscorated bowls. 15 cents; glass fruit dishes, » cents; dish Lone p cents. Special reduced prices in deco- rated china and Unware, at AUGENSTEI National Auction House, $17 ‘tn street nor west. th. t A GRAND IATIFICATION MRETING Was held last night at Green's Hall, Penusylvania ave- nue northwest, by the members of District Grand Lodge, No.3, and the Grand Counell, No. 3, of the District—both of the Independent T of Good Samaritans and Daughiers ot Samaria in North America. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the propriety of bringing about unton between the two branches according between the > . P. G. C. Hi. H. Turner, pre Prayer was offered by the G. Prelate Isaac Roberts. The following were the Ts On the part of District Grand Ledge, \ ‘and Secretary W. A. Jordan, | (who made the opening address,) P. G.C. Wm: I. Grimshaw, P.G.C.S. L. Nichols and G. C. C. P. Pratt, who gave an extensive listory ot the Order tinder this jurisdiction. The speakers | On tue part of the Grand Connetl, 3, were | Peter Robinson, Stlas Young, Kobert Daggs, , Gates and Branson. There were at least three hundred members present, with over two hun- dred representing District Grand Lodge, N92. 3. ? ONE Htspeep new style trunks, at low prices for cash." Lewis’, 9 APTER WAR, PESTILENCE AND INTEMPERANCE colds lead to the greatest destruction of human iife, mainly In conseqience of their being sys- tematically neglected,—‘left to go a3 they came,”"— until a simple, curable affection 13 converted into aserlous and generally fatal disease. It is better to take care of a cough or Cold from its inciplency, by using promptiy Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant, a remedy thorougily adapted to remove hese complaints, and equally effective in the primary stages of | con- sumpUon, asthma and broncnitis. t just received, —_—_. REISE STONE EaRRINGS, $5, at Prigg’s. NEWSPAPER WaR—The management of the Navional Reywtiicon this morning maugurated lts Lew carrier system which It has for some time past been making preparations for. It 1s unders‘ood some of the former route agents, not liking the new order of things, declined to entcr into the new arrangement, and prevented | their carriers from enterin: tothe | employ of the company. This morning | it was vered that an organized attempt to prevent the delivery of the papers had been Carried into effect, and in sevéral tn- Stances the carrier boys were assaulted ana Fapers taken from them, In almost every part Of the city the boys were followed and papers stolen. The Repubdliian managers have called | om the chief of police to protect their carriers, | and will use every effort to serve their sui feribers, notwithstanding the rebellion, t ———— INAUGURATION TRAVEL.—The oficial returns show that the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. fom March 2d to 430 p. m. oo March ath, | brought from the north to Washington 1,°<i cars, and from the south 150 cars, holding 70,060 passengers from the north and 9,000 from tle south. ‘There were In all 3s5 sleepers, Which, except the meeting of the Kaiznts Templars at Chicago last summer, 1s the largest humber of sleepers ever gathered in one cl'y before, and the largest number of str. os ever carried Into any clty on a sing railroad in the same space of tums before. Ge M. C. WEAVER, EDWARD BROOKE AND Wx FE HUNT purchased to-day (April 1) a lot of clivice lambs from Geo. R. Leapiey, ratsed on the farin of Hon. W. B. Hill, of Prince George county, ‘Md., and which wiil be offered at their ro- spective stalls to-morrow (Saturday) morning, in the Center Market. f STRANGERS IN THE City never leave town withous visiting the Boys’ Clothing House of 5. Robinson & Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue. It matters not whether one calls to buy or merely to examine goods. Fair Coogi and an sccommodating. spitis are sure to be met witb. Selections that are not satisfactory may Be exenal ; OF, ro the customer cannot with an excl 2 money will he ie ge, wal District Government Affairs, Mr. Entwisle, inspector of bulidings, hag sub- mitted bis rt to the Commissioners for the menth of March, showing 95 new buildings erected, 103 repairs made and 109 Itneal feet of Yaultipg constructed in that time. The receipts of the office on account ot fees was $517, which has been turned over to the treasurer. Bullding permits tssued by Inspector Eo- twisle: Charles H. Flemmar, erect two three- story brick dwellings, A, between 4tn and 5th streets southeast; $6.00). Alf. H. Lee, repair brick, Northeast ‘corner ith and Q’ streets acribwest; $725. E. Cutter, repair brick 1101 P: nnsylvanla avenue north west; 1.000. Stephen Sayaiiaky, repair frame 96 L street northwest; CONTRACTS AWARDED, The contract for paving M street, from.otn street to New Jersey avenue, has been awarded to Mr. H. L. Cranford The work of laying the granite-Dlock pavement on 2d and 3d strects, from Pennsylvauta ovenue to D street, and Stn street, from Pennsylvania avenue northwest, has been awarded to Thomas Joyce & C2. UNISSURD TAX-LIRN CERTIFICATES. Mr. W. O. Roome, chief of the special assess- Trent division, yesterday transmitted to the District Commissioners two packages of tax- len certiticates executed by a former rd of commissioners, but not issued on account of the then proposed revision of assessments. These Coritfleates are now repiaced by others Prepared in accordance with the revised assess- ments. They are the class of cert: ferred to before the late investigation ci tee of Congress by Treasurer Gilfillan as t having been turned over to the office of 8 king fund by the Commissioners. Mr. Roome calis attention to the fact that, these cei ares. have not yet been canceled. What will nov be dene with thera is a question to b: de'ermines by the Commissioners, but !t_Is very probanie that they will be destroyed. Taere are abou Six books of them, of several hundred In each book. The amount fs not known. POLICE TRANSFERS. Some transfers were made last night among the policemen. Officers Janifer and Clarke. of the fifth precinct, go to the second; offiver Kearney to the first; O'Hare, Columbus and Fritz froro fifth to seventh; officer Thompson from fifth to sixth; officers Gantz, Shultze and Hill from second to fifih; offcors Wheeler and Conder from seventh to fifth; officer McNeal eee oe to fifth, and officer Bryan from tirst to fifth, Medical Department, Georgetown University. THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. The thirty-second annual commencement of the Medical Department of the University of place last, ing at ol large atte ated rendered approp) Noble Young, president act of Congress autuor- stiy to confer tie degree of )., and Key. P. F. Healy, president of the university, conferred that degree upon Francis J, Adams, of California; W. Seblakin Ross, of Russia; Thomas Antisetl, jr., Raymond T. Hol- den and Francis M. Ward. of the Distrlet of Columbia Certificates of having passed a isfactory final examination in anatom, ology aud materia m ar’ Hicward P. Brisbane, of New York; John J. Markriter, George Clark Ober and dames Roane, rict of Columbia, and Frederick E lvania, The valedictory addre: ‘d by Dr. Raymond ‘. Holden, of the District of Columbia, and Professor Thomas Antisell, M. D., delivered the address to the graduates. Dr. Busey announced that the faculty prize, a gold medal, had been awarded to W. Seblakin Ress, of Russia, and the anatomy prize, & pocket-case of Instruments, to George Clarke Ober, of the District of Columbia. The Telephone Trouble. FAILURE TO COMPROMISE AT THE CONFERERUE LAST EVENING, The trustees of the telephone company and the executive committee of the subscribers as- sociation met in conference over existing differ- ences last evening. The trustees presented a new schedule of rates based upon the amount of service rendered. This schedule made a con- siderable reduction of the rates prescribea by the circular of January 30th. Tne members of the executive committee and the trustees evinced good feeling; both sides seemed to de- sire a compromise. The committee, however, had no authority to change the action of the full association without tts sanction. tion was the adoption of a resolution some time since “that each and every member of this association discontinue the use of the Bell telephone on and after the first day of Aprt next, and until a system or schedule of charges for its use be agréed upon between the com- paby and this association, on the recommenda. Uon of its executive committee.” The execu- uve committee will Prepare a report for pre- Sentation to a general meeting of the members of the association. THB "PHONES GENERALLY CUT OFF TO-DAY. ‘The plugs were put in this morning, as far a3 known, by all the subscribers, and there are but few telepbones in operation to-day other than these connected with the public offices, Jt ig believed, however, that a satisfactory arrargement will be made soon between the ‘Telepuone Company and the subscribers, by which tfe telephone service will be In full ope- ra lon again speedil, Sale of Avenue Property. THE QUESTION OF AN ARMURY FOR THE WASHING- TON LIGHT INFANTRY. The Parker property, on the south side of Ferns)lvanla avenue, between ith and 7th Streets, has been purchased by Messrs. Barbour & Hamilton for $35,000. It has a frontage or about 40 feet, and includes the armory of the Washington ‘Light lntantry and the stores un- derreath. The new proprietors will remodel the buliding, ereciing an addition in the rear, and add a fourth story, at a cost of $15,000. The work of alteration wiil be mace this spring fhe Washington Light Infantry Corps have been notified to remoy It is Stated that an offer has been made to this corps to oocupy the law building corner of Louisiana avenue and th streets, and that a lease will be given them for ten years at a reasonable rental, provided the corps will roake the necessary improve- ments. The maticr has not yet been deter- mined upon, Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at p.m. and extinguished at 4:00 a. mn. A live colored infant was left last night at the house of R.A. Freere, 2121 12th street. It ey given to a colored woman named Nancy ey. 'wo-horse Herdic coaches are announced to be put on the Avenue line next Monday, to take the place of the one-horse carriages, which selections of music. L read to are to be put on 14th, 7th and 9th streets. St. Aloysius Branch, No. iv, Catholic Kalghts of America, has heen organized with the Tol- lowing officers: Edward Dull, president John J. Fuller, treasurer; W. A. Brewer, finan. cial secretary, and John J. Hurley, recording secretary Yesterday afternoon a lttle wilte girl about i2 years old, gamed Lillie Cannan, while look- ing at the Circus aavertisment van while it was Yacsing ith street and Pennsylvania avenue, Was knocked down and run over and badly hurt. by Herdic coach No. 12, driven by a man named Demonow. The bricklayers of thiscity, in accordan with a resolution passed by tliir union in Pe’ Tuary, to-day struck for #3 per day. In almost cc instance the bosses acceded to their de- mands. The Washington ard Virginia Mining Com- fany has fied a certitteate of incorporation, - rhe capital stock 1g $100,000 in shares of #25 each, and the directors for the first year are H. N. Howard, H. eee W. G. Douglas, Lee Crancall and . Jackson. ‘The last game of polo of the season between the Washington and Baltimore clubs was played last night tn the Monumental city. The game was a hard struggle and ended in a tle (2—2), which would have been played off, but the Washington team had to cateh the 5:59 traln for home. ‘The Central Republican Association of States met last night at St. George’s Hall, on 1ith* street. and organized by electing Mr. A. M. Clapp, president, R. 8. Widdecombe. vice pres- ident; B. F. Chase, recording secretary; R. 8. Smith, corresponding secretary, and Gen. Heath, treasurer, : 9g ‘The month just closed was the coldest March since 1S77, wien the average temperature was 41.3 degrees; the temperature the past month averaging 42.2. The past month was the wettest March since 1svl. There were fifteen days on which rain or saow fell, and the pre- cipitation footed up 5 69 Inches, not exceedod since March, 1571, when the precipitation was 592 Inches. The Washington Senday Item will be the name of a new weekly paper which is to make lig appearance On Sunday morning next in this city, under the management of S.'S. Lacey and J. E. Bruce. ‘This morning a certificate of death was sent tothe health officer by Dr. Thos. A. R. Keech of Henry H. Dowbiggin, three years and seven Mor tus Old, who died at No. 15 Virgloia avenue Southeust of congestion of the brain. This has been published as a case of “spotted fever.” = ee Georgetov West Washington, * PROSPECTIVE IMPROVEMENTS —The Potomac Boat Club, who some Ume ago determined to toake varlous alterations (raise the back built. ing, &c.,) to their boat house, have now decided to extend these Improvements farther and Lo virtually tear down the old house and bulid a new one. Mr. Charles Read is the architect, and Mr. Pumphrey the builder. The work is only in part contract, the ciub furnishing much of thematerial. It 1s proposed to make this the most Fea re boat house in the Districs. ...-Dr. Louls Mackali is about to erect. three 2- story and basement pressed brick front houses on the northwest corner of Stoddard and Green streets....Mr. W. Taylor Birch also proposes tu ‘build shortly a house of similar character on street, near his residen Mr. Charles W. Butler is building a fine store on 32d street, between O and P streets. Mr. UC. Thomas ts the der. ors James S. Welch, a former nd well known citizen of this place, is now settled f Indiana, where he is engaged in the euccessful manufacture of four, CITY ITEMS. Aboot Bats. Young Gents’ Spnng style Silks, $s and $5: all new shapes Gents’ Sut Hats, $2 to $3; Boys and Childrens’ Hats in great, variety and at popular prices, at Lewis’, 920 7th st. northwest. Tangier Oyster Depot, 9th and E. Specialties—Blue Point Oyst addle Rock, Teast and broil; Little-neck Ciams; choice Fish and Clam Chowder; alse, Meals and Lunch at exceedivgly low prices. ‘Ladies’ saloon ist !loor. Five Dollars Will be pald for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who followed the National Kepublican carrier boys in the northeastern Part of the city this morning, stealing and de- Stroying papers as fast as delivered. RANK B. CONGER. Treasurer National Repubitcan. xhe Dracaena Draco or African Tooth rush only 10 cents, and other desirable articles of toilet for sale at J. W. Drew's, 6 Brain and Nerve. Weils’ Health Renewer, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &c, $1, at Druggists, 450 Pa. ave. t ALLEN’8 BEAIN Foop, ts the only reliable tonic for brain and sexual oe ot are a ct Srorr & Crom gen' 450 Pennsylvania avenue, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn- ing, and delivered in 3ib3. ‘*Ward” prints, 45c. perib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 6c, perqt, Cream, 10c. pint. ee SWALLOWING POISON. SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxions impu- rities generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely LocaL remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffs, can possibly reach or eradicate the virulent sporules of Catarrh. This fact explains the won- Gerful cures effected by Dk. WEI DE MEYER'S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem- brane throughout the system and form a OONSTI- ‘IUTIONAL as well as local antidote, as certain to CURE OATARRH, as vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pox. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic- ited testimoniala from many thousands who, st ALL STAGES of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED by this wonderful remedy, establis: beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER’S UA- TaRRH CURE is tho most important medical Givcovery since vaccination. REv. 0. H. TAYLOR. le street, Brooklyn, writes : ‘*One packsze produced a radicai cure." ‘*It entirely cured a tmenber of my family who had suffered from Ca- tarrh for 40 years." J.D. MoDonaxp, 710 Brosd- way, N. ¥.: ‘It cured me after doctoripg for Gearly 30 yesre.” Mus. Eva O. Howes, 39 W. Washington Pi: N. “Iocan speak for SEVEN menibers of my family who have nsed it with great benefit." Key. W. H. SumNer, Frederick, Md.: **Everybody tronbled with Catarrh as I was should use it.” Many A. RANKER, 424 N. Clark street, Chicago, Ill.: *For six years I did not bresthe through my nostrils until I used Wel De Moyer’s Catarrh Cure." Mus. M. E. SHENEY, 3022 Sarah street, Bt. Louis, Mo.: ‘*It gave me instant relief." F. J. Onank, Atlantic Hotel, Chicago: “It restored me to my mivisterial labors.” Rey. Gro. A. Bres, Cobbleskill, N. ¥.: ‘*It relleved me of agreat Polypus." W. H. TRUESDELL, M. D., Elgin, Ul, &c., &o.,&e , &c. Dr. Wei De Meyer's “TREATISE” is mailed rere. His ‘‘OURE” is DELIVERED to suy address, by D. B. Dewey &Co., 46 Dey &t., N. ¥., at 81.00 complete. ‘BOVB-e0 Ww ‘T AND EBONIZED BRACK- un ETS, &c. nut Corner Brackets, 26c_ up. $1: Towel Racks, Oc , $1; Wall Toilet Brackets, 81 to #2: Boukshelve 82 50; Walnut and Marb!e Pop Gai Flower and Jardintere stands, plain and decorate from 81; new Horseshoe Hat Racks, 75¢ ; new An- chor Hat Racks, $1; Ro ler Skates, 81.75. Also, just opened—00'3- joint Fishing Rods, $20c., aud a varicty of better Rode, Lines, &c. Rush Shopping Baskets, 15, 20, 2c. ;’ Willow. Straw, Lunch and Shopping Baskets, from 25c. up. Our Spring Ptock of Boy's Velociped ea and Bicyc.es is now open for ter inspection. In Baby Oarriazes we flatter ourselves to be able to offer come extraordinary bargains. B. SILVERBERG, TOYS AND FANCY GOODs, 312 7th and 313 Sth street northwest, mar23 eo Near Pennsy!vania avenue. B. DUPARE'S CATARRH REMEDY oures every case of Oatarrh. Price, 25 cents. ‘Try it. Dr. Dupare’s Blood and Liver Pilla remove all bilious disorders. Price 25 cents. Mra. Dr. Titeom! Im cures colds, coughs, and con- apy Bumption. Price, 25 and 60 cents. Dr. Dupare’s never-failing Pile Remedy cures blind, bleeding and itching pce ae 50 cents. For sale at Western Medical Depot, 616 West Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.,and iets. mardl-4ply. Grane OPENING, A. STRAUS’, NEW CLOTHING HOU No. 939 Pennsylvania ave., Bet. 9TH anv l0rH 8rs. N.W., ON BATURDAY, Arnit 2p. THE FINEST DISPLAY OF OLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN EVFR EX- HIBITED IN THIS CITY. THE PUBLIO ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. mar30 UY ROWLAND'S CONQUEROR BRAND TOMATOES, Facked at Lanrel, Md , the freshest, best flavors most cleanly handled goods in the market, packe: especially forthe best family trade. For ssle by N. H. Shea, Browning & Middleton, G. @. Gorn- Well, and the leading crocera. AS LUW AS ORDI- NARY Goobs. mar31-6t (NGINE OIL! USE THE BEST: The Evening Star C Co. have for yeara past used and tested FE. H. KELLOGG'S ENGINE OIL, and can thoronghiy endorec it as first class. Man- ufactured by EH KELLOGG, 31-2n 17 Cedar street, New York. \HK. BUPPERT, Nos, 203 and 405 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the market. ABCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET AND LAWN TENNIS, LICYCLAB, VELCCIPEDES, WAGONS, N. Y. BOLLER SKATES (all numbers) At Prices to Suit the Times. mard M W. GALT. BHO. & Co,, ° DIAMONDS, tepas Lanes EXERCISE. LATEST ENGLISH STYE RIDING HABITS T eI ORDER. wi GOODS SUITABLE FOR SAME IN STOCK. W. 8. TEEL, mars0 935 Penn’a ave. PUROBTED SALAD OLL, for Table and Kitchen use, 82 pergall., 3¢c. per pint. COMP. LICORICE POWDER, for purifying the blood and regulating the system, 250. per box, at A. Ms. HLOCZEWSHIS DEUG STORE, warll 423 Oth st. u.w. SPRING HATS. KNOX'S SPRING STYLE HATS now ready. Cassimere Dress Hats for young gents. Latest in Derbys and Soft Hats, in new colors and shapes. Large assortment of UMERELLAB for ladies ana ments: g, H. STINEMETZ, Hatter. 1237 P enue IMITED CO-PARTNERSSHIP. — The under- L signed do foreby certify that they have formed Orhan for the salé of Ie es a firm and Georgetown . bills or accounts be paid unless upon a written dobn. . No. 3a54 D. O. CRRTOM PS HASSE We kiNeLOW.- Tene Paar Es EET AT CE OLIVETTE Full vocal scores, with piano accompaniment of ular Operas ni ut ly. brilliant Potpou: from. marl9 ow read! 'a Waltzes and Marches same. Rich- ardson’ fethod. i dam- aged, at inne disesente ome ees pa mar? GSS Tea se erst Y! ATTENTI recei cars, Oat Buran, "and for lets guantides te cheaper. make the richest Tailrand more of it. peaana WE: TENNEY & SONS, ‘Wholesale Dealers in Flour, Hoy, CAPITAL Mini. ©" COD Onte p20 MEN, AMUSEMENTS. | a} HOUSEFURNISHINGS. Neva THE UNDISPUTED PRINGE ON THE WAY. CHARITY BAL For the BeneAl of the CHILDREN'S DSPETAL. NATIONAL THEATER, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL ISrn, 1881, WASHINGTON, TWO DAYS. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Araiz £8 axp BY. Under the suspices of the f LADY PATRONS wing- named = MRS. PRESIDENT GABTIELD, MBS. SECRETARY BI AINE, THOSE AUCTION SALES, MES. SECKETARY WISDOM, GOOD-EYF, “OLD TRASH”—EVERYTHING = Scenery io NI ’ NP S RE : ee REATH, oF francene MES. POSTMASTER Gt NERAL JAMES, |. ATTORNEY GENERAL MoVEAGH, CHIEF JUSTICE WAITS, JUSTICE HARLAN, MRS. JUSTICE BRADLEY, LADY THORNTON, B: VISCOUNTESS DAS OG ation; MADAME OUTREY, French Lezation; MADAME DE ZAMAGONA, Mexican Legation; OQUUNTES® LEWENHAUPT, Swedish Lecation; MADAME ASTA BUBUAGA, Ohilian Lex: MADAME YOSHIDA, Japanese Legation, And the BOARD OF LADY VISITORS, 1! BOARD OF DINE STORS, P.T. BARNUM’S GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, axp THE GREAT LONDON CiRCYS, SANGER’S ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE aD THE INTERNATIONAL ALLIED SHOW United for this sessoa only, and now commencing an Experimental Tour. P. T. BARNUM, J. A. BAILEY & J. L. HOTOIH- INSON, Sole owners nan basey ; LIBAS, Portuwnese ASD THE WEAT WE HAVE NOT GOT. BOARD OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. FOLD AT AUCTION, at which nearly every exhi- - bition in the United dtates was parchaser MR. SAMDEL V. N President : ALL TRE DI:.4PIDATED WA 3 MK. MW. GALT, President; ALL THE WORN-OUT CAGE: 4LL THE OLD, TIMK-DIMMED HABNESS:; ALL THE OLD-FAsH( MR. FB. McQUIRE, T easurer MR, REGINALD FENDALL, Secretary ME. LEWIS J. DAVIS ALL THE OLD, TIME-WORN CANVASS: JOHN ON ELIOT. MD, ALL THE PAINTED, WORN-OU { WAX FIG- MK. THOMAN J FISHER, URES—Automatic Bell-Ringera, Hurdy G@ar- MR R.C. dye, Stutted Liong, Birds, Monkey-Bands and A. ¥. P. MR JC BARK MR. THOMAS J 8. H KAUFFYANN, 8. LINCOLN, M D., Repulsive Snakes. THE TAXIDERMI+1’S OCCUPATION GON 4nd He Finds Kmployment with ALL THE OLD, HARD PINE PLANK SEATs. ALL THE OLD STUCK CARS. ALG STUFFED CATS, DOGS and ANTMALS. ALL TBE OLD, DECAYING WARDROBE. | ALL TH CHEAP AND ( HUME, JAMES I. SAVILLE, H. SEMKEN, EDWARD GRAFLON T nuer to equip F. All the above and 1 was £0.0 at auction d snd enlarge nearly every show in the country, Wuo 8.0 will advertise v. We 6 new for the next five yeara. Tickets, admitt! WEAT WE HAVE Got, Single tickets, - 5 = Which cap be procured from the members of the TY BRAND PEW RATLROAD CARS, 2z- | Bosrd of Lady Visitors, Board of Directors aud eregating over 4.000 feet in length. Board of Hospital Administration. 00 YARDS CANVASS-TENTS in duplicate, the larwest ever erected on 3 RINGS IN WHICH APPEAR 3 TIMES Every ANAUSCHEK AS MARY STUART Day 200 CHAMPION CIRCUS CELEBRITIES. J . a> ann earey 3 TIMES THE LARGEST MENAGERIE IN ON FRIDAY NIGHT, THE WORED: IN PLACE OF BRUNHILD. MOBE GIANTS, Humen and Boast, than all i other Shows on Earth combined. MANAC FORD vespec'felly annov hat MORE ELEPHANIS AND CAMELS, Trained; | ce of & number of ink utial parties more raret talllone and chaste and original Fea- | tures thanall other Traveling Entertainments pat | toxether. WADA nally on E JANAUSCHEK AND WE NEVER ADVERTISE ANYTHING WE | *7 O°" “cured ‘eixtition Of her impassioned an DO NOT ENAIBIT. + tritliant embodiment of Mary, Qnecn of Scotland, she has eousente t for “BRUNHILD” WHO DARE DISPUTE TEES Tse: |] ce rey Bitoni. Ecats s0]d for BRUNHILD will be good for MARY STUART, or the nx INaaeNee FORMANCES: refanded. m31-2t THEATHA.—1W)_ Pow ONLY, Friday eveving April Sth. ‘Saturday ty, MLLE. SARAL BERNHARDT, enp Henry £5. Abbe French Company. Friday evesinz, April sth, Moithoo and Balevey’s play of FKOU FROU: Gillerte, Mile. Ssrab Berrvhardt. Satur noon, April 9th, will appesr ig) Demas’ mille. Marguerite Gautie hardt. Beale of prices—#3, to location. Sale of seats will » April 4th, at box offic iock 8. m. be" Threo Performances every ‘lay at 16-30 a.m, and? and 7:30 p.m. “Doors open one hour eartier. THE GRAND SPECTACULAR STREET DIS- PLAY Will occur at 8:30 a m. ?" Admiesion only as usual. it One of Faltimore's Fashionable Resorts more American. OMING Direct from a phenomenally successful season APRIL 4 AND 5, OF EIGHTEEN WEEKS MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Atthe _. . MASONIC TEMPLE, Baltimore, GREAT FOREPAUGHL sHOW! where over 300,000 perrons gave an emphatic in- dorrement t» this marvelous amusement enterprise, which will open at LINCOLN HALL, For a limited season only, commencing MONDAY, APHIL 4. HERZOG'S AS BLAGE OF THE WORLD'S: WONDERS AND ROMAN STUDENTS, q A Levistban Exporition of the World’s]Wondrous Laborstory, without an equal 07 the earth's surface, combining Curtis Romsn Students, rive in nue ber; Major Atore, Admiral Dot) Little Jewell, Col. Noah Orr, Prof. Sawyer, Harry Sheldon, Prot. F. Exhibits in Waehington, (afternoon and eyeuing,) Corner 9th and S Streets, 20 TRAINED ELEPHANTS! CIRCUS IN TWO BRINGS! 22 TRAINED STALLIONS! and Trick Horses. A greater Combination than any dozen shows anywhereon ea-th. First sppear- ance in America of the Seibini and and Villion TROUPE OF GYMNASTIO BIOYOLERS! Pride, ae Eminent Lecturer, Etc LOYAL, the Man-Meteor, Blown from a Cannon! A sirions cet bres ha feng equal in the And the Greatest Zoological Wonder of the World, rid of amuecmente, ee. TWO WOOLLY ELEPHANTS! GRAND STREET PAGEANT Arl04.M. Arnin 4. Most magnificent display of pageantry ever seep npon the sirecta of an American city: The gor- cous spectacle of ALLA KROOKH Deperting from DELHI’ Herds of Elephants, Cani-le, Ponies. Tableaux Cars, Ohariota “Elevant Costumes, and 22210e. unaccompanied sible, attend SrEciaL —Ladies and by the ustial male escort ‘hildren. should, if in theafternoon, thas avoiding the large crond at * Doors open from } to § and 7 to 10 p.m. A ccntipucus performance Carrages may be ordered at 5 and 10 p.m. apl-s ee a hee et CE ek a a Rookh persouified by the z A Fs IN <1 . SPECIAL MATINEE (nich, Masio) TOR ou. HANDSOMEST WOMAN IN AMERICA! atz p.m. t upon the bask of Paid her for ap- during a single season. Been in a sumptuous Howdah, a Kingly Elephant. $10.00 pearing in. this specta |. Admission, 6 cents: Children, uuder 9 years. 26cents. Preferred uckets at Ellis’ music store, 937 Penna. ave for sale pee 4anua 5. Bewi a8 at usual hours, afternoon andeve.iug. mar24-8t ATIOWAL THEATEH. ‘The Fashionable Event of the Season. sam G. KENS 3 By the Profeseional and Amateur Musical Talent ‘of Washington. Will be presented, under the direction of Dr. FE. S. Kimball, ‘THE PiRATES OF PENZANCE. PRRSON® oF THE OPEBA.—Mabel, General Stan- ley’s Younxest Daughter, Misa Eva Milla; Knuth, a Firaticsl Maid of All Work, Mra Dr. E! S. Kim- pall; Edith, Kate and Isabel, General Stanle: Daughters, Misses Annie Hsas. Amy Leavitt Annis Sterlipg: Kichard, a Pirate Ohief, Mr. B. Keyrer: Samuel, his Lieutenant, Mr. nan; Fredcric,'a Pirate Apprentice, Mr. J _O. Puxh; General’ Stauley, of the British Army, Mr. E. B. Hay; Edward, a Sergeant of Police, Mr. M. Peareon ; General Stanley’s Daughters, Pirates, Folicemen, ete. ‘The Pirates and Policemen will embrace the mem ers of the weil known Ap.lio Glee Club, of Washington. ‘The orchestra sore has been kindly furnished by DeOyley, Carte, Esq. mar81-tf poses. LUMBER: OUR IMMENSE TKADE SHOWS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN 4ND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUOH AS OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN POSRIBLY SKEK I8 AS- SUBED. LOW PRICES. LARGE STOOK OF SIX MILLION FEET, AND AN AROBITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND DRAWINGS FREE OF CHABGE. NO OTHER YARD OFFEES 80 MANY IN- DUCEMENTS TO BUYERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, 6th st. and New York ave., Bi Liberty Marker square. THE GBEAT JANAUSCHEK. TO-NIGRT BLEAEHOUSE-LALY 1 EADLOOK and HOR- TENSE, ‘The Janauechek Repertoire: Friday night ---MARY BTUART “Tf the character of the unhappy Queen of Scots required vindication Jauauschek has done that sister’s part for her. “Does not every witness of her wonderful performances. go home with the im- restion that the walls of Westminster inclose the Eoues of wimastyr?"—I lastrated London Times. ‘The tame company, and performances a8 given recently at Booth’s Theatre, New Yor. Matinee, Baturday. MOTHER AND SON Baturday night . ++» MEDEA ra | Yards. ‘butsday crenine Apel 7—Benefit of J. On Tl LOUIS FORD. Box Boo! RAND CONCERT AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, FRIDAY EVENING, AFRIL 1, 1881, Under direction of PR FESSOR BISUHOFF. Mies Ewan, Mrs. Powell, Mr. Dean, Mr. Smith and otl er Wasbington favorites. Mire Janie Savage, the beautiful and accomp- shed Artist and Kesder from Bost n, will make her first appearance before a Washingtoe auai- “"Admiseion, 60 cents. Reserved seate at Ellie’ mar30-3t now open. feb26 gave LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELEES AND SILVERSMITHS, DD FELLOWS’ HALL. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, APRIL 1 AND 2, SATURDAY MATINEE, 2:30 P. M., Have Just received s large assortment of AMERICAN WATCHES, Which we are now offering at UNUSUALLY LOW BENEFIT OF THE PEICES. DASHAWAY REFORM CLUB. SACL. LEWLP SONs, Grand Tabieaox Exhibition of Bunyan’s Immortal allegory of marl9 1215 Peansyivani: Led THE PILGHIM; OR, LIFE ILLUSTRATED. TURE'’S THIUMPH, Cards of admiasion.. -25 cents - FBAZIEB'S ROOT BI" Children under 12 = -15 cents xe ore or dane a Frazier's 4 Matinee—Aduita, 15 cents; children 10 cents. your complexi: ia Frazier's Bitters. If you liveins as en | Seale peteceretie eget e care r ; ATIONAL THEATER. you pave got the, blues, uee Frazier’s Bitters. If © RK ONLY—COMMENGING MONDAY, | laws of healls, use Frases Hoot Bitten? Hest IN N N . Ws of ot NE WE MAKCH 28, ORD as red ton! up, take Frazier’s Root Bitters. I CARNCROSS’ MINSTRELS. Organized 1862—8TAR TROUPE of the World. JOHN L. CARNCRU#P, Proprietor and Manager. rou have al instead of used nature's wift, ner Frasers Bitters, “if you fect Gla "before “your ey se Frraaie : burden, and OUR ORIGINAL SKNSATIONS. Pee erp SOENES IN OUR MARKETS. evergunere at the low price #1 per bottle. FRANK B, M.» ihe Colored Letter Carrier. | §. HENEY & OO., Bole Pro Cleveland, by OUR AMERICAN (RAM &TOT3 & OROMWELL, — HALLOWE'EN ON THE PLANTATION. | Perneyivania ‘Jan8-ec4p ted SARAH BARNYARD eaulibas coe ‘Cal MERE. On Dan ber Sates eHaTES! of a Coquette. Characters by the eniire Company. ‘The best aasortment of BKATES. Sharpening WEDNESDAY, APR'L 6, Skater a epecialty. Also, a Sue assortment of Fine Compimentary Testimonial CUTLEZY, suitable for Christmas Presents, 0 SAMUSE - SUMGLES, “e LES OLD BrasD, April8 and 9, SARAH BERNHARDT. aod 628 7th st., opp Patent OSes, | STUDENT's vam: j = £4 60 WILL BUY A GENUINE LARGE 8178 | NIC PLATED, GQERMA\ STUDENT LAMP, WIUH ALL THE IMPROV AMENTS, AND A GALLON or BYNFAUS ROYAL SECURITY OM, BEST ANO BAFESE O1L 1N USE. All other woods in bie f 1 at the EBT PORE Le prices. Call and examin: mart RYNEALS, 415 71H Recess Buos. THri« PLATED KNIVES, 2.00 ip dozen. ROGERS BROB. A. 1 TEA SPIONS €208 Ws dozen. ROGERS BROS. A. 1 TADLE SPOONS, 84.00 6 dozen. ar sCHAEE is, 1020 Reveuth Sireex, mar? (CROCKERY, OHINA, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, FINE PLATEO WARE, AND HOUSEFUKNISHING GOODS. ° COMPLETE STOUK. BEST GOODS aT Low PRICES: M. W. BEVEHIDGE, Lats Ween & Levenrmon, ABOVE rw Yonx Avance. ——— ees feb19 JOTS AND SHOE BAtGAINS fel ive oft my BUOTS AND SHOE™ at oni THE LARGEST STOCK STYLISH AND & ED 1 ra OT wk m v xt 21 5 . 82 10 33 Fs aL era and Battous beautiful Calf Gaiters and Shoes, $2.50 to Gent's Solid Gaiters, Ties aud Batton, $150 to $2 VAY US A VIsi MEANB!! IT WELL ALI r REPAY 1922 Pe a Sien na. ave. Ked + lipo F° THE LATEST STYLE IN LADIES’ FINE SLIPPERS, r. Call at TIT Market Space. To make room for SPRING GOODS, which are being received daily, we are offeriz. broken lote of WINTER GOODS AT COST. w. &. BICR, fenae FRY Market Space. JV LUMK SHOE STONE. 605 Pennsyivania avenue. BOOTS AND BHUES AZ AUT UAL OO8T—A OPPORTUNITY TO SHOBS AT Vi Ocmmencing toAay 1 will sell a! and medium welrbt Shoes at PRIM Ladies" Pebble Goat Batton Boo Lsdies' Fine Button Boots Ladics’ Land-sewed Buttot Ladi-s’ Fine Sippers .. ‘aif Oo Men's Caif Gor Men's Calf Button Boots. Men's Osif Hand-sewd Boots Misses and Ohildren's Shoes at coat. Boys and Youths’ Shoes at cost. ‘€ ge none but solid shoes. We have but one ice. febl2 GEO. McOARTEY. RING OUT SALE OF ALL WINTER GOODS. Now is THe True To Bxcune Your BanGame m BOOTS AND SHOES, For the next ten daye I stl sell el! Stock, at reduction of 30 PER CENT, room for our Immense ‘Winte> make SPRING STOCK DON'T FAIL TO QALI—FIEST COME FIRST whee Sy, acceptin of there che a BUPINESS and will do Jur wiles we ad ‘ GREAT BOSTON BHOR AUOTION HOUSE, 491 Penna, avenue. BRANCH STORE, 211 and 211 1-3 Penna, avenue S.E.; PROPOSALS. PORTSMOUTH, Va, March 21, 1881. FORK aHE EXTENSION OF NORTH STR! AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIFTEEN FEET TO THY FRONT AND THE EREBUTION OF A NEW MODERN FRONT SEALED PROPOSALS for thr extension of fif+ teen {eet of the said North Street A. M. E. Ohureh and the erestion of a new modern front will be re- ceived urtil APRIL 43H, 1881, 12 O'CLOCK M. Propoeuls may be left with the undersigned, With plane and specifications — ‘The trustees of the said North Street A. M. EB. Church reserve the risht to reject auy or all vide. ‘The committee can be ween at the Chureton Fri day eveniix, March 25th, at 7 o'clock, and Friday evenine, Ap! o'clock. SAMUEL DAVIS, Chairman of the Committee on improvement. BEV. J. E. W. MOOKE, Tin Chania. muar2s-6t P. 0 Lock Box No. 90. ENGINEER 1 EPARTME! Distuior or Cor atlas, _ Washington, Marct. 24, 188. By direction of the Board of Commiissiopers, Sealed Provcaale will be recelvod at tiie offs antl 12 o'clock m., on FRIDAY, APRIL 15TH, 1SW1, for constructing a section of the Boundary street Feservedto reject any or ail bids oz parte of bids. TWINING, of Envine Major veers, U. 8. msri7-t Engineer Uommissioner, D. C. IRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC. ION BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND: ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A OER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIO, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTIOR, DYSPEPSIA, INTEGMITIENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK (OF ENERGY, &c. ER- RIOHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THR MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THR NEEVES, THEY AOI LIKE A CHARM ON TEE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, BUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BEI ACH, HEARTBURN, &o. THE ONLY ION PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEADACHE. WRITE FOR THE A BO BOOK, 33 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL BEADING, SENT FREE. ice Brown Chemical Company, ‘LATE MABTELS. Ei eee NG, HEAT IN THE STOM-