Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1881, Page 4

‘The Weather. ct 1? SIGNAL OFPICER, . pril 7, 1851, 9:30 a.m. For the middle states fair weather, during the rest of Thursday westerly winds, shifting to northeast and southeast,a slight rise in temperature, followed by lower barometer, threatening Weather and raln or snow durlog Friday. ‘The Coming Weather. ‘The chief signal officer furnishes the fol- lowing spectal bulletin to the Press:—A fevere storm 13 central in the Indian terrt- tory and warmer east to south winds, cloudy Weather and rain prevatis from lowa and Iitt- ols southward to jhe guif coast. Generally clear weather contMes in the Lake region, the Middle and South Atlantic states, with northeast tonorthwest winds and no decided change In temperature. Light snow prevalled during Wednesday in New England, and thence west- Ward to Lake Huron, and continues tn North- ern New England and Northern New York, ‘The temperature coutthues delow freezing from New England and the Middle Atlantic coast, westward over the Lake region and the MI sourl valley. The indications are that the storm which {s central tn the !ndlan territory Will advance to the eastward during Friday, causing rain in the Middle and South Atlantic states and rain or snow fn the Lake region, with slightly warmer weather. The tempera ture will probably fall in the southwest during Friday with a light norther In Texas, RAXGE OF THR THERMOMETER ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Ofice during the dav:— 7 8. m., 3211 2p. m., 51°; Maxi a LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, & No-night. Ford's Opera House —* Olivette’—denesit of Mr. J. Louis Ford, Zincein Hall,—Herzog’3 assemblage of won- cers, District Government Affairs. ‘The Commissioners approved applications for Mquor licenses yesterday from W. J. Davis, cor- ner 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and Francis L. Ketchert, 515 ith street. About fifty residents in the northwestern portion of the elty, ik a communication to the Commissioners, call attention to the want of Public: school factiities tn that locality, and ask hat one of the new school buildings to be erected this season be located there. Mr. W. O. Koome, chief of special assessment étvision, bas tssued tax-ilen certificates on un- aid revised assessments on Ist street east, om € street north to Massachusetts avenue: Water street, from 6th street west to P street south; 4g street west, from Maryland avenue to D street south; Boundary street, from 6th to 9th streets west; 27th street west, from G to K streets north. : east, from North Caro! avenue to Boundary street: 9th street cast. from H street north to Maryiaud avert st, from Penn- £ fa to Massachuse' nues; L strect Horth, from Sth to éch streets east; F orth, from ith et east to Maryland ave- sth street from D to C streets south, y Inspector En- two dwellings, 3 Richard bet. (th and sth D. erect threa ei 22d at €rect_a dweiltug, Horace 8. John: ve., D gt., erect two three-stor Rhode ‘J-land ave, bear 16tn st; $20,000, Lt. J. KR. Selfridge, U. 8. erect @ three-story dweil Rhode Island ave., bet 17th and 15th st R. L Fleming. erec @ two-story dwelling. 15th, ber. R and sts. BW. 35,500. Owen Thorn dweiling, M, bet. 20th and Jobn Casey, erect a two Sith and 25th sts. n.w.: ory, 1 dwelling, Ges BY ‘20th and 2 Providence Hopitat, streets 3-¢. « house, [nt Noonan, erect $05. W. F. Newman, repair frame, 1 ington street, Georgetown; ¢ erga ee The ire Board. The board of fire commissioners met last Bight—Commissioner W. B. Reed in the chair, in the absence of President Collins on account of iliness. The report of Chief Cronin was read, showing ten slarms of fire for the past Month and $5.:0 damages done, on which there was an insurance of 3.100. The follow- ing trapsftrs were recommended and appro’ Private Snyder. from No. 5 compauy to No. Private Ellis, No. 1 to No. 5; Private Wha from Truck B to No. 5, and temporary Pi Highiand, from No. 6 to Truck B; Eiward Van, appointed a temporary private and a: signed to No. 6 company for duty. The report of Superintendent Miles shows the lines to be im perfect. working order, and that a contri:t had been entered into with the Bell Telephon company for fifteen partial seta of Ins'ram: at’ a yearly rental of $10. Applications w: read and filea from Andrew Barns, J. Vv Hams, John O'Brien, W. Woods, J. H. Patrick Doyle and Walt nication was read trom F\ 4 company, complaining of the detective ventilation of the engize- charge. The matter was referred to th: 1) 3 trict Commissioners, with a recommendatic to remedy the ventilation until a better engiue house could be built. A statemeht from tt District Commissioners was read, showing tae preeent condition of the appropriation ior the re department, as follows: Compensation of employees, $15,955; repaira to engine-houses, fuel, purchase of horses. $2.00; ‘repairs to repairs to ae ‘Une, ahd conungent expenses, 5,462.99, . 0. A Texan in Court. HE DESCHIPES THE STYLE OF DRAWING IN HIS COUNTRY. This morning, tn the Police Court. Harry Mack, a young white man, was charge2 with assaulting Olticer Jones, who stated that while Standing bear U of Sth and E streets northwest, last iS man walked up to iis face, when witaess m3 the next time made a reply, telling ddéing that be would je then put his hand be- Lo'ster around where he Was arrest Weston improved arn £ize, M2 a hoie tna ¥ Secreted ii. Mack took th te A, at ad nil, and stated that he is from ‘Texas, and is a theatrica! former, but at pre ep2 a shooting ou Pennsylvania aveuue, ta this city. fie 4 that In bis country it is customary to carry Weapons, and 1s no offence against the law. Hie Was told that It was against the law to carry concealed weapons bere, but thought that carrying one in a ter Was NOt cor qgailg “it. Witness dented assaulting th officer, ad sald that when the ofticer thri ened t0 arrest him hie sald that he had done no- thing to be arrested for. And the officer did Lot cover bim with a pistol, aud as for witness attempting to draw a pistol, he sald that in the country he came from they were taught todraw istols, and draw them fast; but he did not at- empt to draw his, for if he had he couli! have had the officer down before he cowid have gotten his out; because he knows his business. He stated that the pistol found by the officer was his pistol, and that he put it where tt was fourd to cave trouble. The court sald that taking trto constieration that defendant prob- ably misunderstced his position, and as there Was Kot much of an assault be would impose a fine of $10. RESIDENT ARTISTS’ Sai#.—The elegant gales- Toom, corner 15th and H streets, opposite Wormley’s hotel, has been engaged for the Gisplay and sale of a chotce collection of of! Paintings and water colors by resident artists, Whieh will be on exhibition at the above plac: on Tueeday and Wednesday, April 12th and 33th, day and evening. The sale will take place on Thursday, April 14, at o'clock, and Continue at that hour on succeeding eventuss, WBHl all are sold. There will be 125 pleturea ta the collection, many of them of rare value and excellence. The sale will be coaducted by the well-known house of Thomas Dowling. t PRESH STRAWBERUIES, first of the season, at Reed's Sons, 1216 F street_—advt. MORE WaGks Wantep.—The journeymen nters of the District hei a meeting last Right, at Cosmopolitan hall, to consider the Dropriety of fixing upon an increase of waze+ Over present rates. Mr. J. Edmonston, Ws elected chairman, and Thea. Henderson, secre- tary. A numter cf journeymen addressed the meeting upon the subject, stating tbat tbe Wages bow range from $i.5¢ to $2 per day, Which was lower than in any other clty tn the Ubiop. Some sixty came forward and attached thelr Dames to the roll of membership. Messrs. Jobn Kouse, John Henderson, Geo W. Daroy, Edward Wagen and David Gregg were appoint - €d to prepare and inserttn the daily papers a Rotice to the bostes that they ‘stiould tmnosw It Was decided to hold aight, the pay of journeymmen. apoiber meeting bext Wednesday FUENIURS Sate.—The sale of furntture py Thomas Dowling, which was to have taken lace today, is unavoidably postponed unit morrow at the same our. + THE PASTOR WITH A CATHOLIC WIFE. | REY. MR, RAMSDRLL'S CASR—swArI. 113 PasToRAT. | RELATIONS BE DISSOLVED?—THE M'RRSBYTERY | DECIDES NOT. ‘The stated spring meeting of the presbytery | of Washington, in session at the North Preaby- | tertan church, on N street, yesterday, afier our | report closed, recelved @ report from the com- mittee on church erections on the building of three churches fn Amelia county, Va., at total | Cost of $1,450, which had been promptiy pala. In the afternoon session a memorial from the | North Presbyterian church, tn relation to the | pastor, was reported from the committee on | bis and overtures. It states that “a condition | of things exists among the members of the eburch which, in our opinion, 1s greatly detri- mental to the interests of true religion, and which tends to retard the work of Christ in this community; and that the origin of this extating Gissatisfaction 1s chietly traceable’to the marri- age of the pastor with a member of the Roman Catholic church, and, as a result thereof, some | of the members of this church have gone to | other churches. Others are anxiously walting. | in the hope that something will bs done to | bring relief.” ‘The memorial ts signed by A.M. | Sainon, C. Martin, Mary H.Martia, E Myers, A, M. Barr and fifty-four others. ‘The committee asked that In de considered as | In committee of the whole. This was agreed to, and the presbytery at once proceeded to consider it. The paster was represented by Mr. Kerr, who is one of the trustees, who read Irem the proceedings of the sessions that the subject had beea considered and fadefinttely postponed by a voto of 65 tos. Nothing had en shown affecling his integrity, and per- soual spite, be believed, to be at the bottom of it. He produced statistics showing that tho condition of the church has steadily improved, especially In regard to flaances, and its present indebtedness was not over $1,000, Mr. A. M. Salmon, for the petitioners, referred To the statistics read, and claimed that th church lad lost money since the pastor's m1 riage. He disclaimed on the part of the Uoncrs aby personal hostility, but claimed tat with a Catholic wife, holding te: exautly epposite those held by the pastor. it was not proper for him to preside over a Presbyterian congregation. Mr. Kamsdell, in ils own behalf, spoke of the church betng in an enfeebled condition when he was called to it, and acknowledged that his wife was a Cathoile, and he belfeved a Christian lady, to whom he was marrted by a minister of his wa faith (Rev. Dr. Patton.) Sie bad at- tended this church with all the regularity of other members, and also the weekly meetings, until It was suggested that her presence was Gistasieful to some at the latter, and she ceased her attendance at the weekly meetings. In answer to questions by Dr. Sunderland, he sald that she attended the confessional, but 1t was Gistastefulto him, - At the evening sesston the constderation of the complaint avalnst the pastor of the Nort cburch was resumed, Judge Drake offered tae following preamble and resolutions : ‘The Presbytery, without meaning to express apy personal censure upon Mr. Ramsdeil, or any rersonal reflection upon MMs wife, who 15 understood to be a very estimable lady, deem it their duty to make the following declaration and to take the following actio! First—We do declare our solemn judgment yterlan minister has amoral rigat to marry a Catholic woman, because 1t cannot fail to Weaken, and, perhaps, tinally destr his ministerial tniluenee to be so connected with one whose religious bellef teacnes her to regard all Protestants as heretics, Second—In our judgment it 1s an obstacie to the prosperity of any Presbyterian church for {ts pastor to Contract such an alliance. ‘Third—On this ground {t 1s ordered thatthe pastoral relation between Mr. Ramsdofl and the North Presbyterian chureh of Washingt be dissolved, and that a member of the oytery be appointed to declare the pulpit va- ean. ‘The subject was discu: when the meeting adjouri toa. m. to-day. THE PROCESDINGS TO-DAY. This morning the Presbytery resumed its | session. Rev. Jos. T. Kelly offered a sudstitute for Judge Drake's resolutions declaring tt as thelr ira conviction that marriages should not be contracted between Presbyterian minis and Inembers of the Roman Catholic chu: yet, in view of Mr. Ramsdell’s services to the church, and in view of the expressed wish of the majority of his church for a continuance of the pastoral relations, and !n view of the fa: ik until 11 o'clock, pears that his wife does not oppos Lim in his office work, they recommend ‘that the petitions: advance the spiritual interests of all part concerned in Ubis iaatter, do, under existiu: circumstances, perform their duties in and Jield their support to the church.” Mr. I. B. Linton addressed the meeting, say- Ing that a majority of the church desired to re- tain Mr. Kamsdell, and im the course of his ks he referred to the fact that this was not the first dissension of this kind; the wife of a former pastor baving been persectited by some of those who are now in a minority, and he was | forced by them to resigo. The majority now were perfectly well satisited with Mr. Ramsdei Mr. Salmon, for the petitioners, denied that there had been any persecutionof Mr. Masoa’s wife, and he denied that there was aay perse- cution bere personally. Dr, Sunderland asked if tt was held that the by his marriage had committed a sla? Mr. Salmon answered that they did not so hold, Lor did he consider it immoral. He could net, however, divest his mind of the idea that his act could not but be detrimental to the in- tere sts of the church. tland said with sucha subject as eshould bot be thougut of. We wii | i” here. 1. OL Deca: itts app: bring tn ot asithad this morning. We have her minister's wife referred to. On was not relaticns. jn auswer to a question, Judge Jones said that tf the minority left the chureh, he believed that those who remained cou'd and would support the chureh. Rey. Mr. Ramedell, referring to the state- Ment that there had been a falling off finan- clally tm bis church, said that {n 1ss0 the receipts Were $3,146 and In 1551 #3,006—a falling off of $40. He thought that too much was made of this slight deficlency, and he explained that | he told the people to pay the butldtag fund and hot Lis salary, and In this way au appareat falling off appeared. dudge Drake asked and ob‘ained leave to amend bis resolution, 0 as to avoid maklaz a charge of personal sin, by inserting ‘in view or hfs constitutional obifzations” as a minister. Rey. Mr, Van Doran took the ground that the church had nothing to do With the cise. They might regard this act as unwise; but snould they put that opinionon record? Someiimes a minister wil marry a giddy girl, does the cLurch put it on record that ft 1s unwise? They bad seen cases where a minister had married a girlacdtcted to drink, and did they puta Claration in regard to the maicer on reco: The community knew Gow to judg? these ca 4nd the questoh was one Brother Ramedell, aud notlor the chuich. When be finds that ht cannot perform his duties he wiil doubtless make itknown. He took the ground that und the constitution of the churcii they had nothing to do with the matter, and both resolutions should be laid on the table. Key. F. J. Grimkte (colored) said that these resolutions, in bisoptnion, had nothing to do with the case. The question was not who a minister bas married, but !s what wiil be the eect of Mr. Ramsdell remaining—will it drive peopie from the church? What will be the effect If be leaves? He would move that the two series of resolutions be laid on the table. Hie suggested that a special committee be ap- pointed to cali a meeting of the congregation to ascertain the status of the meinbers. He tuoved to lay the first clause tn each series ot resolutions on the table; carried—1s tn the af- firmative. Mr. Grimkie moved to lay the of Judge Drake's resolution, oObstact to contract such an ‘alliance table; carried, Tay remaning clause of Judge Drake’s paper, recommending the dissolution of the pastoral relations and ‘that of Mr. Kelly’s substitute, recommending the petitioners under extsting ¢lreumstances “to perform thelf duttes in and yield their support to thecharch” were read and thesubstitute was first voted on and was defeat- ed—yeas 12, nays 21. ‘The third clause of Judge Drake's resolution, “that the pastoral relations be dissoived,” was also lost—yeas 13, (2 elders,) nays -9. Dr. Sunderland moved that a committee be appointed to prepare @ proper minute on tie whole subject; carried. Drs. Sunderland, Noble and Chester, and E)- ders Ballantyne and Blackfern were selected as the committee, and requested to report at the afternoon session. ‘A recess was taken to 2:30 o’clocx. ——_ WaseincTon Fish MARKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent, since our last report:—15,000 bertlogs, at $15 to $i7¢ per thousand; 2, shad, at $30 to $50 per hundred; 200 Duaches of Teck aud perch, at 30 to Sd cents per bunch, ReaL EStaTx Sate.—Messrs. Duncanson Bros., aucticneers, sold yesterday for Messrs. c. G,. Lederer and Johm Waiter, truste ss, the noith 31 feet 4 inches front of” lot No. 9, tp 49, and K streets southwest, and partly improved by small brick dwelling, to George C, Keiser, for $1,255. aieat Societs por the. istrict. of Colum! ie iaee Medical Society of the 20] night, Dr. W. G. Palmer in the chair, the me- morial paper on the life of the late Dr. J. C. Hall was read by Dr. Grafton Tyler, chairman of the committee appointed to Lay erba it. Ea- logistic remarks by the members followed, aud afterwards if was Voted to send a manuscript copy to the family, and print 500 ——_.»__— -At the meetin; | them and aoe toenab'e them to worship EN over. were sold as follows: sheep 5 Kinds stock, ‘The Split in Ryland Chapel. MEETING AT KENDALL CHAPEL LAST NIGHT— ACTION OF THR SECRDERS, Last evening Kendall Chapel, at the corner at 13% and D Streets southwest, was open fora Meeting, under a call to “all persons who are Opposed to the action of the presiding elder in the matter of the recent appointment of a minister at Ryland Chape!. ‘here were pres- ent some sixty persons. incinding the foliow- ing: H. L. Rose, W. J. Murtagh, 8. P. Keller. J. S. Barker, W. Worrell, H. L. Strang, G. I. all, J. H. Ailtchell, J. K. Sharp, and Mrs. Francis Etchberger, members of the last official board at Rylan . J. Stephenson, Percy Hall, R. F. Downs, J. L. Lescallet, Thomas Tucker, Silas ‘Tucker, C. Irvine, Wm. Hall, John Hutea- in i Crosson, T. T. Sparro, Mrs. J. K. 3. Irvine, Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Keller, ts. Gibson, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Murtagh, Mrs. Leslie, Mrs. Mothershead, Mra. Smith, Miss Magsle Garrett, Mrs, Mary Lloyd, Mra.J. W. Hutchinson and Mrs. Caden. Mr. Murtagh called tne meeting to order, and Mr. S. P. Kellar was elected chairman, and Mr. 4a. L. Rose secretary. Mr. Mitcheli offered prayer, and he asked God's Blessing on them for wisdom to enlde m in spirit and fn truth, and to bless them fa thetr ccurse and enabie them to stand up for the righi Mt, Keller stated that the purpose of the meeting was to keep together those who were Condensed Locals. “The first of the season” comes to us from Reeds Sons, grocers, in the shape of a box of suberd strawberries, from Florida. The Hebrew cong: tion of tne Elghth street ‘Temple elected the following officers, to serv from July ist: For president. Chas. Baum; \ic2 president, S. Heller; treasurer, L. Rosend rg; trustees, J. Gotthelf, L. Abraham; for reader, Stern; sexton. M. Cohen. Major Breck, of the pollce department. has recelved & note from the mayor-elect of Pitts— burg, Pa. stating that the mayor is preparing rules and regulations for the governing of tas police of that city, and asking for a copy of the rales, &6., governing the police of this city, as they have bee! ighly spoken of.” ‘The United States has, by District Attorney Corkhill, entered another suit against L. E. Dudley as principal, and Albert Grant, Thos, B. Hood, F. A. Boswell and 8, L. Walker on hts bend of $100,000 as superintendent of Indian affairs in New Mexico, in whica he ls caarged with not baving performed his duties. To-day the workmen commenced erecting scaffelds about the front of the Clty Hall pre- Paratory to pointing it up and painting. Washington Commandery, No. 1, Knights Templar, Of this city, has in contemplation a Pilgrimage to Portland, Me., the coming sum- mei er, ——_ Ammsements, &Co | OLIVETTE.—Thi3 bright opera, perfected by Ford's comic opera company since it was originally produced by that organization here, dissatisited with the manner In wate: been treated at Ryi cia thet dren from being scattered. a s Mr. J. K. Sharp sald he was here to fo organization becanse of the aeiton of U slaing ¢lcer. They had offered every r able proposition, Dut they hal been reje atd bow, for the purposes stated by man, he was ready to unite wiih tuose p in cflecting an organization, Mr. Murtagh recited the proceedings of the board at Ryiand Chapel. They had before tae conferer.ce made a canvass, and had determin-d that Dr. Deale would not snit them, and res tions were adopted that they would accept any minister who bad not served In Washlagty). Two members g the board had visited the pre. siding elder and explained that the resolu’ toa Was S0 worded as not to wound Dr. Deale’s feel- ings, and it was understood from the elder that Dr, Deale would not be appointed. Dartug the session of the conference it was reported that Mr. Downs (now at Waugh Chapel) would be sent to them and the membership were Jooking forward to hls appolatment, but when the appointments were announced and Dr. Deale’s name was mentioned in connection with Ryland they were astonished and mortt- fied. They had waited on the elder, who said he was not aware that there was so much op- position to Dr. Deale’s golng to Ryland, and that for the present he would not let him go the ‘The next they knew the presiittag elder made ademand on ‘he former pastor for the key of the parsonage when he should move from {ton the Monday following. Subsequently came the rumor that Dr. Dealé would posittvely go to Ryland. Presiding Elder Brown thea called on a member of the board and asked that the board be convened, stating that he wonid meet them or send a communication, but when the board met Mr. Brown was absent et Wesley Chapel, and nothing was re. ceived from him, They then solemniy protested against the action of the elder and the conference in appointing Dr. 2, of the 1S members of the board sig pra test. Tue bishop (Simpson) was written to and he replied by adv 1 and stating that if taey ite ii drews and had al interviews with Lun, and be expressed the opinion that Brother Brown had not been apprised of the extent of the opposition, and susvesied that f tothe echures. ‘The burg song to every propusition ma Dr. Deaie to be provided for? was a it every man, woman and child prot: whether It would be of any avail, and he an- swered “It is the duty of the church to sud- mit.” It was then proposed that if tne presid- ing elder would write a let his own sig— nature stating th eof tue extent of the opps that the appoJ id be itlon and ex; t nt had been made, and would try and rectify the matter they woitld all return. ‘The bishop remarked that Mr. Brown would not do this. He would not give en the assurance that if Dr. Deale was now received by them that he would be changed ai the end of the year. ‘They offered even to Pp. Dr. Deale’s salary if he was taken away. ‘Tae question, what will become of Ryland, was not considered by the officials, but, what wii! become of Dr. Deate,—that w er arrange Se was made should be agreeable to ale. Mr. George White moved that the action of will be gtven on Friday and Saturday nights and at the Saturday matinees The Pit 4 Papers give this performance the highest pre Tug MONEY MARKET.—This very successful comedy, given in London during the past season tn five theaters under the title of *Mam- mon,” will be performed at 10:d’s on Moaday, with Mr. Vernon, who appesred fn it in London, and an excellent company, Forp’s Orkka_ Hovsk.—To-night 1s the benefit of Mr, J. Louts Ford at the Opera Rouse, There will undoubtedly be a crowded house. In the popuiar opera, Olfvette, which will be produced, Miss va Mills will sing the leading role. Blanche Chapman acd George Denbam and other excellent artists will ap- pear, The best music from “Biliee Taylor” ‘Will be interpolated, Mr. Kisii BENEFIT. — There was a crowded house at the National last evening. Mr, Samuel G. Kinsley, the business maua- ger for the National, has every reason to = congratulate himself upon the success of his eet. ‘The audience was of the best class of people. e@ Pirates of Pen- s given by amateurs as well as it has produced in this city, The quict Slsh humor of the dialogue nnd songs were cre fully appreclated than is usual by an Amertean audience. Miss Eva Mills sal “Mabel” splendidly, Mr. Pugh, as ‘Frederic! was not In his best voice, Mr. B. U. Keyser made a “Pirate King” that could hardly have been improved on. Mr. Ed. Hay, as “General Stanley,” acquitted himseif adrotrably. Frank Pearson, asa “Pirate” andas a “Police Sor- geant,” wasexcellent. Miss Leavitt and Miss Sterllbg sang and acted most acceptably. The Physical anatomy of the pirates might, a3 a While, have been Improved on. ii Lixcotn HALt.—Herzog’s exhibition at Ltn- coin Liali—performavees afternoon and even- ing—tg very highly spoken of by the many who have attended it, 11 contaiis many curiosit that all shouid like to A_RRHEAR Opera Company of the Pirat night, at Sheldon’s dancin 3 of Penzance a lemy, oa F sircet, brought together a good number ot interested spectators. The performance was weil executed and shows the great pains taken by Professor Sheldon to perfect cacn of the young formers in their parts. JERNUARDT IN WASHINGTON.—Tho pressure for seats for the two performances of Sara Bernhardt has been unprecedented, with the possible exception of that when Jéenay Lind eppeared here, Very few seats gre now leiv u MARRIAGE LiceNsES have bet Browne and Lucy Henderson; Ci and Julla Eliza Gr city, acd Jennie Ba rles Palmer ; George Walker, of this of Washington ‘county, Md. Jesse Scatts, of Austin, Texas, and Jenat Hartiey, of Little Washington, Va; 1D ingteh and Mrs. Sarah Hobinso Ja 3 ; Lewis Roo. insoo, of Warrenton, Va., and Frances Biowa, of this city, West Washington, nee Georgetown. THE VACANT COLLECTORSHIP.— Everybody here is wondering why an appointment 13 no: made to the ofiice of collector of customs ot this port, left vacant by the death of the tate Francis Dodge. It 13 the unanimous wish of the citizens that the place be given to a George. the cflictal board be approved and endorsed; carried by a unanimous vote. Mr. Murtagh moved that this organization form 2 Methodist society. Mr. H. L. Strang said that he wag not In favor of an organization at this time, for lt had been his understanding all along tat no split la de- sired, and Unat as soon as they could return to Ryland with honor and credit tbey would do 50. His experlence was that when two socie- {les Were formed from one body that so much prejudice followed as to render it trapossible for good feeling to be restored. Mv. Shai ‘rescrive some remedy!” Mr. ng—"'I have taken my certificate and when 1 cen go back with credit at the end of tue TI will dos |. S. Barker sald they were 1G and erdorsed 1 ir. marked @3 well from from ary other. shell suid they had done thetr for the pr if yon do not suo- for them to unite, 4 U ested that the ig be ascertatped a3 to the present system of government of the M, church, On the chairman asking how mas: favored It, not one ai Mr. W. J. Stephenson moved that the wer “4ndependent” be inserted 10 the motton; bit, Of suggestion, the moifon was amended ta read, “forma 4 Methodist soclety Independent of the Baltimore annual conference,” and adopt by & Vote Of 24 ayes to 4 nays. A membership book was opened and many signed it, among them the following, who be- longed to the old oftictal board at Ryland: G. L. R W. Worrell, W. J. Murtagh, J. K. Sharp, eller, J. il. Mitchell, and’ Mrs. Frances rger. ‘The meeting ddjourned to Sunday morning, when a Sabbath school wiil be formed @U9 o'clock and preaching take place at il a.m. ——__e WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKR town Drove Yards, Wednesday, (9n ti: politan Branch, B. & O. R, R., three mi the city—Lewis D, Means, proprietor), 3 Of cattle were offered, of whic butchers, at 42564 per Lo. sheep and law 2) head li Were Sold to and none remata up; of these all 5'a6¥g per Ih: lambs sal; and none left unsold; clipped 5 Cows and calves brought $253 te of the market was brisk for alt A RULE Issvxp. ‘day a rule was issued 2 Court against Mr. P. Edwin Dye Se Why he should not be punisaed for contempt for disebedience to the restrainlag order issued In the suit of Tuomas Liggins against him. This order was to cease interfer- lug with the tenants of the shanties on the corner of 22d and G streets. Afiidavits were filed to the effect that since the service of the order he bas collected rents, ejected the colored Watchman piaced there by Biggin, etc, sed ORDER OF MECHANICS.—The members of the Urder of Mechanics here are making prepara- tions to visit Bultimore on the ocevsion of the sliting of the Grand Lodge of the |'uited States there Ch May 5th, and expect to be headed by W. F. Weber's band, of tuls city, and to carry over about 250 members. BAD FOR THE FISHERMEN.—A sheet of ice covers tue entire river flats, and there is rep- resented to be floating tce in the river for some distance below. The cold snap has Interrupted the fishing. and but few shad aud herring are artiving, Yesterday but 37 shad and 300 her- ring were landed. Great difficulty is reported tobe expertenced in the haullng of. seines at all the landings, the tee freezing the seiues as they are drawn out of the water, causing them to easily break, and muca time ts required to make repairs ‘at every hauling. Fishermen think the season will prove a fafiure. THE CHaisTiANcy Cass.—The testimony in the case of Minister Christiancy against his wile for divorce, for the piaintit,was concluded some days ago. Mrs. Christlancy will com- mence her testimony at Col. Cook’s office on Saturday at two o'clock, and, {t 1s understood, that the first witnesses will be examined on ‘Ube question of Ler not having been out of the heuse on Christmas day, 1879, ube day the al- leved adultery was committed: Laprgs’ flannel suits, new styles, only #10, at Chas, Baura’s, 416 7th street. Advi, si REMEMBER THESE BagGains.—Chance for to- morrow and Saturday only, to buy odd deco- raced pleces. Decorated fihe plates, 10 cents; decorated tea sets, 44 pleces, $4; decorated coy: ered soaps, 26 Cents; 1,000 other articles to numerous to mention.’ at Augenstetn’s Na- \ionai Auction House, siz 7th sureet nortawest, Advi ‘THE TELEPHONE WAR—A Conference was held last night between officers of the Telephone Company and the executive committee ap pointed by the Subscribers’ Assoctation, which was of a harmonlous character, but no Conciu- sion was agreed upon. Tue executive commit- tee will pi @report at the next meeting of ‘that cor ittee, to be submitted to a pudlic meeting, probably on Monday next. At the anpual meeting of the trustees of the Telephone Company yesterday afternoon Mr, J, B. Et mounds was elected president; Mr. F. B. Conger, secretary and treasurer; and Mr. W. H. Bar’ hard, general manager. ‘It was decided not to make aby changes ta the appointive offices at present. po man, as has always been done hereto- ore. - A SuicnT FIRE IN THE Covnry.—About one O'clock p.m. yesterday, a hog-pen upon the farm of Mr. Rezin Addison, near Tennallytown, took fire from some ashes dumped near it, and hogs, and some hay and . GHAIN ARRIVALS.—Boat M. C. W. Boyer, with 4.200 bushels wheat; boat Caledonta, with sso bushels wheat and 9,000 bushels corn, MERCUANTS’ EXCHANGE, —Offerings on’Change to-day: 5,80 bushels wheat, soid at prices ranging from 122'; Lo 12s; 2,000 Dushels corn sold at 64 cents. A New BiLpina Assocration,—Everybody wishing steck in a new building association should ‘attend the meeting at Crople.’s Hall to-night. See advt. —_—_+ore- New York carpenters and joiners get $2.50 to $3 per day, and the employers have volunteered io pay a uniform rate of $3, but they demand Housesmiths will demand 50 cents a day advance, Some of the cabinet makers are az: tating an advatee, Lella L. Morse, youngest daughter of t ate Pro! B. Morse, was married, at Po - kee) \., Monday, to Frauz Rummel, the weil known pianist. ‘There were 41 deaths from small-pox in Patla- delpbia last week. The Yonnecticut legislature has passed a bill probibiting stcam oyster dredging. The rew Russ'an “‘merry-go-round”—Roussa- kof, Telezkoff, Michaelkoif, Headsoff. An exchange says that ‘'Garfleld rises at 7.” Induiges in seven-up, eh?—Detroit Free Press, An exchange publishes an article headed “How to Tella Mad Dog.” We have nothinz to tell a mad dog that we cannot communicate by telephone or postal card.—Binghamton Re. publican, ree ees W4auscrra COTTON Gto10 yard lenvthe, 11 cte. LACE BUNTINGS, Spring Shades, 16°, cts. BOYS’ CLOTHS, for Spring Suita, 26 cts., 37cts , 69 cts. FINE ALL-WOOL BLACK OASHMERES, STcta., 45 cte., 50 cte. c. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania aven ap5 South side, near 7th st. and Center Market. WEI! DOE MEYER’S CATARRH URE. One package is generally sufficient. A real cure of CATARRE for $1 00! Bov2-vo na A CABD. As I am weil known a6 a first-class shirt cutter, and for the last nine years with THEL, [ announce to my friends and the public I can be found at KEEN'S NEW SHIBT FACTORY, ‘and will fill allerders for SHIRTS intrasted to me in the very best manner. Aud. LOOKHART, with GEO. T. KEEN, roars 414 Oth st, n. w. M. W. GALT. BBO. & Co NDB, WATOHES, ¥, Costumm by the covert i Issued to Jos, | | CITY ITEMS. Open the sottle, WEICH CONTAINS HUB PUNCH, Ard yon at once have an incomparable Dever- age, uniting old liquors and choice fruits, and | which, with hot water or without, tced. or with lemonade, soda water or milk, 18 equally fine, Keep tt onthe sideboard for the use of your guests in the Holiday season, and at all sea- sons. ASK your Grocer, Wine Merchant or Druggist for it. Price $1.95 a bottle. Office Fuperintendent General of the Grand National Exhibition of tae Amer- ican Institute of Sctence, Art and Industry, of the city of New York. (Finding of the com mittee of experts and judges.) “We recommend the Siedats ot Excellence for the Witch hazel Preparations of the Lievig Company as being of great value and purity. In accordance with the finding the Medals of Excellence were awarded. CHakLES WacrR HUtt., i erintendent General. Cures Pties, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Non- Taigia, Catarrh, Painful Monthiles, Skin D.s- eases, Soid In fifty cents and donar sizes. Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic. “My palleuts derive marked and aectded beneht from it,” says Prof. J. M Carsoctan, M.D., prof. surgery, New York Medical Col- lege. Be sure 10 ask for Ltevig Co. s Coca Tonic, Clear head and votee, easy brearhtng, sweet breath, perfect smell, laste aud hearing, uo cough, no distress. These ate conditions Drougut about in catarrh by the use of Sanford’s Radical Cure. Complete treatment for $1. Wilbor's Cod Liver @il and Lime. The friends of persons Wao hove Deea re- stored from confirmed Consum otioa by the vu Of this oilyinal preparation, and th gratetul Parties thetaseives, Gave, DF recommen Las 1 And acknowiedzing its’ wonderful eefiocy, given the article @ vast popularity | in Nw England. The Cod-Liver O.l 1s tn this comvl- nation robbad of its unpleasant taste, and ren- dered doubly effective in being coupled with the Lime, whieh is Itself a restorative prin- ciple, supply ing nattire with just the assist ance required to heal and restor- the deceased Lungs. A. B. Wu.gox, Boston, Sold by all druggists. proprietor. Burnety’s Cocozine AS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT, No other preparation possesses such rem: able properties for embellishing and sre! ening the hair and rendering tt dark and goer Jt cures baldness and eradicates dan- iru aff Burnett's Flavoring Terrible Loxy of Life. Millions of rats, mice, cais, bed bugs, roaches, Jose their lives by collizion ee nomen on Kats.” Sold by Druggists. 15c. bokes. th ALLEN’S Brain Foop, is the only reliable tonic for brain and sexual organs cf either sex $1. Alldruggista, Srorr & CRomwaELL, Agenta, 4s0 Pennsylyaaia avenue. Sainny Men. Wells’ Health Renewer,—absolute cure for nervous debility and weakness of tue genera- live functions. $1, at Druggists, 430° Pean. ave. “Alderney Dairy Fresh Ait ter tng, and de ain lbs “Ward” prints, 4c. per'lb, Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk’ and weet milk 5c. p ‘reata, le. pin TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM T. PLANTS. Ia thorough in ita Medicinal Action, and yet so AGREEABLE to the TASTE that PATRONS often disregard oar injunction to divide the LOZENGE into parts (esy two doses) to meet their respective cases. At the OUTSET it is espe cially estential to observe the DIREOTIONS closely {il one becomes accustomed to its use—when mild action and the most satisfactory resulta are sure to Ladies and children, and those who dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to follow. secure cathartic action, are espacially pleased with its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE, and you will esteem it highly asa SAFE, PLEASANT and EF- FECTIVE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes only. Bold by Druggists. Price, 2% Cents. mar5-eokw BE “SANITARY HEATER.” NO DUST, GAS OB BURNED AIR. Large boxes, 60 Cents. Only Farnacs giving a moist atmozphor? similar to steam. Mere being now than ail others combined. befer to the following Baltimoreans using thom: ROBERT T. BALDWIN, President Mechanic's ISAAC" W. JEWETY, Potomac Fire Insurance Company. RICHARD CORNELIOS, Cashier Farmers’ aud Planters?’ Bank. : KS’ AND MECHANICS’ BANK. Belvidere Place.” C. T! Shipping Merchant. GEO! B. COLE, Copper Works. WALLACE KING, Glass Worke. COL. SYMINGION, Chemical Works, REV FATHER DIDIER, St. Vincent's Church. ON. THOMAS J. MURIUS, Judge United States Court. JOHN MURDOCH, Architect. CHAKLES LC! , Architect. J.B. NOKL WYATT, Architect. GEO! . FREDERICK, Architect. GE A. E.G. LIN. J. Ww Architects. J UMBE, Kiews & Co., Washington. Algo 150 others. ALVA HUBBARD & CO., Heating and Ventiating Engineers, apr2ecém 57 N_ Howard street, Baltimore. 1's SUN DIAL, Gee PVRS “auaTING STOVES, For Heating Parlors, Dining Booms, Hall and Bath For sale at Office of Waah'n Gaa Lt. Oc., 413 Tenth at. northwest. Osi and examine them. RHE LAST OF OUR SURPLUS BOLD THIS WEL $an23 STOOK TO BE WITHOUT Fala. Weed... Wheeler & Wilson: Americal And forty the same prices, hew Machines $25, warranted, ments. Parte forall Machines Ready-wound Bobbins. All kinds Sewing Machines Kepsired and war- i, at aries OPPEN Porvzan REWiNi 9th Bazar Paper Fashions. PATENT OE J. M gia cri ott NG Patt ne ea L t north est iP yd Patent Office practice. msr24 NGHAM, THE WELL-KNUWN, RELI- esis is prepared to do all kinda of work inhisline. New SILK HAS made to order, and old ones remodeled. Remember the number— 740 Sth strect northwest. mar2¢ WALTHAM WATCHES, tly recommend the Watches manu- taeinsed by the Aneriean Watch ee ham, Bt the moat reliable eepere that ass., a8 the mi 8 can be obtained for the price. inst Wy, T. BRO. & es MM. W. GAL + co OF Penn, ave. LES PILES! PILES! A SURE CUBE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE Assure cure for the blind, Bleedii Dlcerated Files has been “discovered ‘by Dee Wis liams (sp called Dr. Williams’ ic an suffer five minutes icine. No one need ‘soothi: ma lief, and 1s Tivorine private pa i, and ieee, Gieteland, Onto. SIGIT ‘Agents, Washington, D.0... WOSDERFUL DISOOVERY. CURALINE!! posit rem for COBNS. | Price 25cts. " ie th OF, B. Frederick & Co., Bold by _all Druggists. Py ERS CECE ew Aw SECUBE AND MELIABLE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Btreet and New York ave. Fire, Burglar and ___ AMUSEMENTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. PLM Hale, TUESDAY EVENING, Apprt 19rH, 1881, YALE cor QB Voie Ty COLLEGE Soncs, @LERS, Is every city, crowded houses show how thor- oughiy re ‘these a The ‘Mi —"'The program ree eatertaiuing’ Consiared of farititar aca, which, were < with 2 st aud bea: tia pti raied the house * aaa ia Sie. each: to be had at i ik and Mutic Kores“Rerorved cent wae i-4 procured at Parer's Bool 1221 For OPERA Hv TONIGHT, BENEFIT OF J. Is FORD, MISS FVA MILLS has kin ly volnntecred, and Will sing a choice on, besides whitch he Bright, New Comic Opera, on cE. Will be g'ven by an eularged company. AOhorusuf Thirty! * ‘AGraid Orchestra! New Costumes, Decorations, Xe Also some of the vem of sh Naatical Opera of BILLEY TAYLOR. Beate can pow be secured at the box office. OLAVETTS will ais) bo xiven on FRIDAY RY SATURMAY NIGHT > ant SATURDAY MAL- Next Monday—M NY MARKET, with s brid nuteast, api i NATIONaL THEATER. JOHN T, RAYMOND! FRESIL, THE AMERICAN. HIS LATE GEEAT SUOGESS. SP ORIGINAL CAST A Jgobettod HALL. tlie Week Only, Fvery Afternom and Evoaine. THE MipGETS Jewer, Atom, Dor: Con. Can, THY GIANT Koman STU . SAWYER. SBELDON, PrIDE, £10. Adruission Mets " Re-erved seats Sete. extra.” Doors open 1:30 avd 7 Pp. m. Commence Aaps-ot one bour tater, Wastes THEATER. FURMANCE3 OLY. Fi y Tus .—TWOo PE eveuing. April e > MLLE. SAKA supported by Henry E. Abbey's me, Al Company. Friday eve ing, April 8th, a Halevey's play of FOU FROU- y Ber Saturday after- r ia Dumas’ play Ca- Mula. Sarah Dera- and 1, according omumenct oa Mon- of Theater, ‘at 20 mars0 of Rents w: ax, April 4th, at box otive o'clock » Mm. LADIES GOODS. 2. DOUGLASS NEW AND BEAUTIFO. DESIGNS IN SPR AND SUMMER HOSTERY For Ladies, Misees snd Children. LK HOSE In Black, White, Card: Old Gold, Pink and BI Onr Brock of tar Celebr BY rated & D BALM KAL SKIRTS 1 tees very low. MRS, J. P. PALMER, 1107 F St. Bet. kikh and Bath, Importer and Designer of FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, will open he: Chcice of ¥ashions from Virct, Feboux, and the different lesuiue houses in Paris LONDON HATS, mn THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, March 3) A raar28 N ‘KB. 31. J. HUNT, IMPORTER AND DESIGNED or FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, Nos. 634 and 623 D at, WILL OPEN HEX SELECTION OF BONNETS AND ROUND HAJS, FROM VIROT, EUGENIE AND THE LEAVING HCUSES OF PARIS, ON WEDNESDAY AND THUBSDAY, MARCH 30ra AND Sisz, 1881. mar26- Fo* THE LADIES. A NEW METHOD BY WHICH LADIES DO THEIR OWN STAMPING. This eee thouvh new, bas attained a wor! me oe an a anor eneee er bathe saree fect, Bimuple and expecitious manner of Tracing Declan is for all kinds of Eaabrotderse Ladies by tracing upon their own material will find it mnch less expensive than purchasing ready- traced articles. Any one with @ taste for designing: can form beantiful groaps by cutting and arrang- ins Flowers, &c , from various pat % Wholesale aud htetai: Depot, 1086 7th street northwest. 4. B. SCHOFIELD, Acext. N B.—A full sssortment of Hamburg Edging and Insertions, Torchou Lace Swiss, Irish and otuer Timminys; Zephyrs, Gerwantown snd other Wools Also, a large etock of Gossamer Rubber Glorhing, cucsper than any other Store in the city. Every garment guaranteed. marl: IBST SPRING IMPORTATION BONNETS, HATS, FINK MILLINERY GOOD! BUITS, WRAPS, See DRESS a) TRIMMINGS, CORSETS, AC! PLAIN AND FANCY NETS, KID GLOVES, and all the latest Psrisisu Novelties. MI. WILLIAN, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris; 907 Pe: ivania avenue marl? ADIES’ SHOES. 80 I tire For ep ett stock of WIN DISOOUNT OF TEN PER GENT. JAS. H. VERMILYA, feb]13__610 Ninth st., opp. Patent Office. ME. WASHINGTON offers groat induce- ments to the | in elewant “SATIN DE LYON ana SILK V! CT BUITS or Silk and Bro- cade Suits. All materials furnished, and baad- fome suite delivered, from 50 to $60. Khe invites her customers to call aud examine her goocs. Ladies can have their material made up at _reseon- able terms and at shortnotice. Style and ft un- surpassed. feblL Pp’ YOUR TAXES AND SAVE INTEREST. . Lien Certificates are now being prepared by the District Commissioners, d will be issued awainst wreperty ou strecte and averues where te 6 provement assessments have been rer and eet wil be chanced on al! bills from dite of orugiaal on ae without delay, Nave. fatereat it. rs anda disco unt in the settlement of the tax by cou- sulting _ WILLIAM DICKSON, Reat EsTaTE BRokER, m28-1m 222 43 st., above Columbia Building. See NOTICE. ‘While taking preliminary steps for enbdividis the STONE ESTATE, weare sithorient, eee few Lots at excepticnaly LOW PRICES, aud on EASY TERM3. Proposed plans aie 2 at our office. 4 . L. BARGER & CO. LeDroit Building, Corner 8th and F streets. E OIL! USE THE BEST! LS have for years past LLOGG'S ENGINE OIL, 1d can thoroughly endorse ‘ss first-class. Man- factured b; . H. KELLOGG, Sinerdi-un 17 Cedar street, New York. gona WATE, <apl-7t INGIN The SODA WATER, m™ BLOOK-TIN LINED STEEL FOUNTAINS. MARBLE APPARATUS FOR RENT. Now 18 THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR THE WARM SEASON. Apply to or address: : SAWL C. PALMER, mar25 1924 29th st., West Washington. * ‘ —== “+ pLvuccen.” We are“sorry to say that ovr Telephone 4 “plugged” for the present, but we hope that | Controversy between the ¢ Scribers will soou be fairly sdjusted. In the mean- time please call or send postalcard for your sup- pitee, and rest assured you will not be disappoint- ed ry wupary and the sub- We are in receipt of frequent shipments of MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRUP, NEW AND PURE, ‘The finest to,be had in the world. ‘We sre dealing in a lance way Producers of these xoods, and cau therefore offer best prices and supply the most extensive wants of mercbante or cousumers. ELPHONZO YOUNGS } Grocer, 604 NINTH STREET NOMTNWRer, april Opposite Dally Critic Oma. ELICIOL Sweet Catawba Wine, #1 per gallon. 11 pounds A Sugar, 81 $ pounds Italian Macaroal, 5tc. PURE ITALIAN OLIVE O16. 3s Pint Size, 230. : Pints, 400. : Quarta, TBo. Epps’ Breakfast Goooa, C.& B Chow Ohow. TRY THE CELEBRATED * RONQUET™ WHISKEY, $2.50 PLE GA One GEO. HanKE, 1218 Tth st. mn w., bet. Mand N- K. KEL LY, DEALER IN Freet.O1 LAMB. V "i OUN ¥ 2n, 029, and Ow) Center Mt: cket, Sth etrent ne Box 71, Oity Post Ottioe = keting delivered free of charxe to all parte of 1 R* KIVED DAILY. CHOICE 8TALL-FED BFF PHILADELPHIA + CHIOKENS AN GAME, I PS, CAPONS, TENS, and ¥ Liv8, ang ax ran BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & 00. 1729 Pen oan Dit Boston Codfish Balls, olan Finnan Had Columbia River Faimoz, Fix: Chowier, Mountain Trout, Fried Hea Tront, | ta Boned Berrings (in on, SARDINES /In Tomatoes, (fu Mustard, And many otherseasonable delicasica Jnst received. B. W. RED'S SONS, mari9 1216 F st. northwest. OLD MEDAL Awarded at the National Fa'r over sll other competitors o 8, ‘The handsomest Minnesota Pstcut Flour im the United states. MINNEOLA, 4 very superior Minucsota Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, cent Winter Wheat faveut Process: GOLDEN BT ‘The ®tandard Family Flour of the District. FOB SALE BY EVESY FIEsT-Ci 483 GROURBI WHOLESALE DEBOT, Corner Ist st and 1 fe15 . LUMBER. OUR IMMENSE TRADE SKUWS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL bO. NOTHING BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN | AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUOH AS OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS GAN PUNSIBLY sxK 18 AS- | SURED. LOW PRICES. Latuk STOCK OF SIX MILLION FRET AND AN | AROHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND | DRAWINGS FREE OF O#AEGE. NO OTHER YARD OFFERS SU MANX IN- | DUCEMENTS To BULERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, 8 6th st, and New York ave, 2 5 uare, ‘Yards, Liberty jarket Square, fev26 # KVABD UNIVERSITY, CAMPRIDGE, MA#s. The June exarvinations for admission to Harvard Ooliexs, the Lawrence Boientific school, the Law School aud the Medical School, wili hereafter held simultancously in Cambride, Exeter, N. . ew Yor! Dincinnsti, i an ‘rancheo on the THULSDAY, FRIDAY and 0) Inst WEDNESDAY in ‘They w this year oa THURSDAY, Gindidates tuay present theme! upon apart * of the exsminations. scapl » Fer recent examination and farther in- formation address the REGISTIAIS Harvard Gol- leve, Cambridwe, Mass. war3-3awlt toes, Combate, ‘Mass. ___taarS- Sais DR. METTAUI'S HEADACHE PILLs Qure most wond, SICK AND NEKVOI PEPSIA in its wor excesa of bile, pi ‘A {ull eize box of these valuable PULLS, with fall irections for # complete, cure, sued to any ad- dress on receipt of uine three-cent vostaxe For sale by all drusgists st Bon. TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY: ge raymen in the country, pastor Mu: $i. Church, Batimore a acs ae tation faring you thet Dr: Prius have proved most ‘Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD. Rev. Tomas Gaarotn, pastor M. E. Church, Hie {fave tried Dr. Merracn's Hxapacmm Prima with great benefit. I am now seventy-nine years old, and bave beea eubj to Constipation s pum- ber of years. Your have acted so my case, the Aret time I come to "Youre truly, THOMAS GAMBLE. Rev. Lewis A. TRIREKIED, pastor M. E. Ghurch? ‘Waterbury, Md : = I ve Megrravn’s Heapscur Pag. . Bulous i} max who was in bed with s bad stack , ahd in two days he was out attending to his I. E. PETERS. pastor M. E. Church, Pied« ont, W.Va. = Thave wife, who isa sufferer from Head- Merton's Haapacty Yauum and ope dose of the Pills hes always oured her. ‘Yours truly,