Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1881, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. SATtRe The Weather. Orvice oF THs CalRF Staat. OprrceR, Wasutnaton, D. C., April 9, 1551, 9:30 a.m. For the middle states, partly cloudy weathor, Ugh! rain in the southern portion, northeast wi ds, shifting to west and norihwest, stauion- ary or a slight rise in temperature, Fair Weather for Sunday. ‘The chief signal officer furnishes the fol- lowing special bulletin to the press: Rain has Prevalied in the southern portion of the mid- die and northern portion of the south Atlantic States, and thence westward over Tennesse, Kentucky, and Miasourt, avd fair weataer cons ‘Meucs In the Gulf states, and from the New Englend coast westward over the lake region. ‘The temperaiure has risen slightly in the mid- @e and New England states, and in the upper Mississippi valley. while ft has fallea from ave to ten degrees in all other districta east of the Rocky Mountain sivpe. In the grain growing Fegions of the northwest and upper lake re- gion the temperature continues near freezing, or from 5 to 2) degrees below the mean for the month. Reports from the Rocky Mountain slope indteate a general rise in temperature tn the Mississtpp! vallvy daring Sunday and Mon- @ay. The indications are that falr weather will prevali in the districts on the Attanuc coust during Sunday, with no caange in tem- perature. OF TES Tazz! LOCAL NEWS. Ammnsements, &c., To-night. Ford's Opera House.—“Olvette.” Lincoln Hall.—Herzog’a assemblage of won- The Telephone Unpleasantness. The executive committee and officers of the ‘Telephone Subscribers’ Protective Association ‘met last bight at Mr. F. W. Pratt’s office, Y. M. C. &. building, with closed doors. The mem- bers of the committee will repori their action to the meeting of Lue subscribers, at Lincolm Hall, Monday night. ——_-_—__ Brapecry Pianos and Organs, 59 supertor tn— struments to select from, for sale or rent, at factory prices. Rents appiled on pa e from 32 to $1: per month. =F. G. Suntta, 1103 Penua. ave. THE Divorce Stir or Ex-SeNaTor HILw's DaveurkR.—The case of Ann Bowles against Jobn Bowles, pending In the Equity Court, is a suit for divorce, brought April 14, on tho ground of desertion. The plaintiff isa daugh- ter of ex-Senator Josbua Hill, of Georgia, and Was married to the defendant In Madison, December 16 + and the alleged desertion took place ten years afterwards. A large = of testimony has been taken on bown sides. THE Senloy Chronicle 13 @ live local paper. 48k the boys for It—three cents. i ee a THE FUNerat of Mr. Fiorian Hitz took place yesterday, from his late residence. 214 5 street Southeast, and was largely autendrd. Tae ser- vices were conducted by Rev. John Chester, o the Metropoiitan Presbyterian Church. The pall-bearers were Colonel James A. Talt, A Dodge. esq., Mr. James Bright, Mr. K. Kneessi and Consul R. Gebner. *The Swiss societ! were represented by delegates, The Swis3 Bevevoiest Socety presented a handsom? £oral contribution, represeutiug the coat of arms of Switzerland—a plain white crossin a Ecarlet field. ‘THe beoks of the “Serial” Bullding Assocta- tion close at the meeting to be held next Wee- Beeday evening. See advertisement In another oluma. t ‘Tue Snort Ho: Solomon G. Brown wiites to say had nothing whit ever to do with the Lizzie Ross marriage, men- Boned tn yesterday's STAR. and Coes not ‘know the woman who made the state:nent—Mrs, Ross. He says: ‘@ only know this much that Lizzie Koss, who resides with her parents, near South Carolina avenue southeast, was invited, and did accompany my famtly'to Hilisdate, Thursday evening last, to the Pioneer Sunday school teachers’ reunion, and returned when We did. Idid not introduce her to any oa° in Hilisdale, and bad no words with her waile there. Inever saw iichard Brown until late in the evening, when he was introduced to me by one of the teachers, and did nat again speak to bim, or notice etther him or Lizzie Ross. In short, i have no special interest in or connec- Mop with the marriaze.” Bishop Brown, of the A. M. E. church in ths city, states that the missing bridezroom 1s not @ con of bis, and that he knows of no other Bishop brown. Howson’s delicious ice cream, $1.25 a gal. 1104 12:b. t —— Tus Crosixa Days oF Lest. called in the Catholic church Pal commemerative of the strewing ot pal Defore the Saviour oa His entry into Jerusatein Before bis passion. In Catholle churches Branches of biessed palm will be distributed to the congregations to-morrow morning, and Scriptural accounts of the passion wiil be re: Next week is catied Holy Week, during wat: the Tenebrie will be sung, ané the cuirch= wi be shorn of sl! orvamentatio:s not Faster Sunday when joyous maste I i flowers will be restored In the seivices cf the cburehes. Reap BURLEIGT'S “Odds and Ends” In The Gazette to-morrow. t Heavy THErts.—George Gaines was charged in the Police Court to-day with the larceny of a top of coa! from Jao. W. Baldwin, and pleaded guilty. Officer Williams stated that this man Was driving acart tor Mr. Baldwin and was went to deliver the cjal to a customer, and In- ‘Stead of dcing so le sold tt. He wassentenced to six months in jafl. Ss. Smith, colored was charged with the second offence of petit larceny Ip steailng about 500 pounds of tron chain frem the Consolidated Coal Company of Maryland. Officer Harbin arrested him with the chain in a push cart trying to seli it. The =~ was continued to prove the prior convic- on. Tug form of face and eyesight are fitted by Hemp'er, the optician, near 4'¢ street. t Cakr IN THE Potomac.—Within a few months at least a dozen specimens of the Ger- man Carp, now being propagated at the gov- erpment ‘Tish ponds, have been cargat in tie Potomac near Washington. Yesterday Mr. George Keub caught a fine carp at Four Mite Rup. With the remarkable capacity of ving out of water, possessed by this fsb, it seemei tosuffer no inconvenience from belng taken By hand a considerable distance to Mr. Riub’s house, and when placed in water commenced swimm'ng about as if nothing had happened, To-day Mr. Raub brought it to the city Wraps ed in a damp cloth, and yet after its toug Journey out of water It seeined to be as lively and vigorous as ever. In fact, this flah can ive and keep in excellent conditton for moaths in mud that fs only mo ly damp. It iseasiy pro ted and raisec,2nd is an exceilent tocd- sh. ‘The indications ure that the carp are tn- creasing rapidiy tn the Votomac aud that the river will scon swarm with them if they can escape the pertis of the seine and gill-net. J. Wes Rogees, solicitor, &c., for conveno- lence to the Supreme Court, U.S. Congressiona! Law Library, has bis o! near the Capitol. 315 J. ave. southeast. After five years’ practice here he wants his fees casi. See a@ivertisement. t ALExaspata Notxs.—Albert Butler, colored, Indicted for unlawfully removing the dead dody of Sarah Jaze Sims, colored, from ifs grave 1a the Methodist Protestant cemetery,of this city, several months ago,was yesterday found gulliy by the jury, and sentenced to eleven mon'hs ings in the city jail and to pay a fine of $00. ‘The case of Richard Tancl), indicted for the same offence, comes up for trial to-day. ... The special grand jury tn the case of Tu0s. Roberts, charged with robbery, brought ina true bill... D. T. Brashear, one of Alexandria's Most prosperous and popular citizens, died ye- terday, after a short illness, at the restden: General Morton Myree ge S. Basa-t Freneh will adjourn court to-day uat'i the May term... Mayor Smith expec's to leave here for New York Monaay. Eevar Tas w You Can.—R. Goldschmid’s Mammoth Department Store, No. 5:2 7th st., bet. H and I northwest, will ‘sell, Monday and ‘Tuesday, April 11th and 12th, fine platn gob- lets, only 45 cts. per doz., worth $1; fruit sau- cers, 15 cts, worth 35 cla per doz; feather custers, only 10 cts., worth cts.; ine deco- Fated porcelain and china chamber sets, con- taining and 11 pieces, for $3.50 a set, worth from $5 to $7; boquet-holders, only 5 cts., worth 15 cts. decorated tea sets, containing 44 Pieces, only $3 75, worth $6; real Majolica cream Pitchers, oly 10 cents, worth 25 cta; also, great bargains In the latest styles of baby bras — Waseixcron — MaRKET.—Sold by R. A. agent, our last report: heriogs. at $15 per thousand: 2,500 from $30 to $60 per hundred; 500 bunches of Fock and perch, trom 2) to 75 cents per bunch, Boox Sare.—T) ———— here is now arrani ready for examination. at the auction conse ‘Thomas Dowling, a valuan and Spanish works, arts, sciences, aericul‘ure, botany, &¢., together with a collection uf usd” ¢al works and instru nents beloaging to the late Dr. A. J. Borland, to be sold at auction os Monday, April 11th, commencing at 7:30 clots and succi eding evenings. t -April 9, 1881. | to fil vacancies: A. A. Dveton, J. W. Matster Ryland Chapel Agan. THE FIRST QUARTERLY CONFERENCE. ‘The first quarterly conference of Ryland (M, E) Chapel was held last evening, and (as ts usual) was fully organized. It was stated that the prayer meeting last Thurs@ay night was the largest held tn the church for years. It 19 also stated that thus far but nine persons had applied for and received the certificates gran ‘ed withdrawing members. ‘The official board {3 a8 follows: Trustees to fll vacancies, A. F. Bark2r, J. 0. Vermilion, F. 8. Espy and F. A. Gee; holding over, Jolin P. Murphy, Frederick Luff, L. C, White.” Stewards, vo ill Vacancies, A. F. Barker, G. L. Sherwood. Samuel Bond; holding over, L. C. White, J. P. Murphy. Class leaders, Mrs, Swartiey; uolding over, J.P. Marg! Wile, Miss May Young, A. F. Bark: pastor, Dr. Deale, also took 4 class, c. The In regard to the statement that but nine | ; Members have withdrawn thelr cerillcates some of the withdrawing ones state that It is true, but that a large number who have not taken them have determined to await develop- mnents for awhlis, but in the meantime wiil not support the church. It 1s satd that sixty or More will join the new church organizv‘ton to- | Those who are active among the | “outs” have had considerable difficulty in secur- | morrow. ing a preacher to serve them, those of th local | ministers of the M. E. church having declined to officiate for them, and it Is believed that the T-ason 1s that they are feartul that should they Preach tor them they will be criucised by tue members generally. A8 will be seen by notice elsewhere, the Sn- day schoel wiil be organized af Kendalt chapel to-morrow morning a’ 9 o'clock, aud there will be preaebing at 11 and 7¥ o'clock. AS staied above, the Kendall chap: people bave bad some difficulty in precuring a minis- ter of their own denonination—Methodist E 013- copal—and the ministers who will occupy the oe to morrow are Weslyan Methodist and Methodist Protestant respectively. Almost » Coal Famine, CAUSES OF THE SCAKCITY. The scarcity of coal in Washington borders upon a famine in that article. None of the dealers have any Lykens’ valley of the stove size, and but few have furnace coal. One of the largest coal firms in the city dia not have three tons of all varieties tn their yard this morning. Clarke & Given say that the pre- ent searcity of coal and the high prices that ruled during the winter are due, in the first pince, to the unusually early closing of navi- gation last winter. The dealers in Washing- ton, owing to the early freezing of the river, could not ‘get the supplies necessary to fur~ nish thelr patrons during the winter, After the Close of nayigation they were compeliad to depend upon the rallroads, and these corpora- u advantace of their opportuatty. & Given state that when their customers were calling for coal they had seventeen car- loads on the way; these loaded cars were shipped in due time from Baltimore over the B and 0. raiiroad, but before they reache. here the influx of travel to the inaasucatio set in. The railroad switched off the car loads cf coal and left them on the side trac for days. The dealers agree that the high prices and Searel’y are 0 ly to the railroad com- panies. TI companieg refuse positively to ‘rapsport coal from the nMnes except In such quantities as they choose, and this is always Tegulated by the tnordinate desire of the rall- Touds to bleed the people. As an illustration ofthis one of the firm of Clarke & Given sald: “There 1S@cannell coal; we cin buy it at the mines for two dollars KF ton; yet we have to sell it here T fifteen collars in order to make any profi, ‘The ciflerence goes Into the treasury of the Bal- oreand Ohio ratlroad.” At Sheriff's tt was sald: “We can buy Kanawha coal at $1.50 per ton, but (he Beltimore and Onto railroad cuarges four de! per ton to bring it h ad 1: 13 out a short nec, compara ively.” Dealers all azreed that the prices are kept np by the ratl- Toad compatles, who, holling the coal mina OWCTS at their mercy, dictate terms to the latter. Lness Warm ‘ather shali come tm- mt diately coal will go still higher. The biga winds of the past few days detatned the vesscis load d With coal, and agatn compelled tie ds ers aid the people to fail back re District Government Affairs, ‘The Commissioners are now preparing the pro- Dosais, by classes, for the geverai supiivs oceded for the ext fiscal year. Heretofore iaure have been 2 of these classes, Dut this u wey Will be incresed to 24 or 25, which, it is thouwhe, Wiil be of advantage to the District, and at the Salle ime save Ucuble aud cost to Uldders. “The Money Market,” Concerning this piay, which 13 to be brought | out at Ford's Opera House next week, the Bal- timore American gays:—“The Mocey Market, which !s running very successfully at Ford’s Grand Opera House, is emiuenuy a modern Diay. Its motive is the © of the rush of Hbanelal enterprise—the busiaess centers, the Worsbip of money, and the insatiabie craviag for what 1s usually called success. Tue pilot hinges upon gieat movemenis tn stocas, ball and bear operations, Clever tricks, Nuauciera, acd the downright rascalitles that are econ- <6, if they sre successful. The develop of character, too,in the dramatt ae are DiOug events. This Is suffi¢ ent to indicate tbat tha is aritticaliy coustructed—the plot, the facter and most striking Gf the life of to-day. tr, W. I. Vernon) 13 a tan whe has grown rica by doing not what he (ougut right, bat ‘what other people tho: He has been & lead t ropies, church charities, aud a the com éstic virtues, but yet ascoffer at virtue, who recognizes in bis deail tive than eelt- scrupulous succes: He has, however, one seer side to bis characier: he tdo'izes ats daugbter Violet (Mis3 Emma Vaders) girl, who is devored to him also. Every mot ing she puts a little bunch of violets tn his bt tovho'e. At the time the play opens Sir Gecftrey 1s laying his plans to cipiure Mark Chinuery (Mr. Hemple), & mililonatre, whom he ts eeeklug Lo decoy into an enterp that wiil relleve bita of some of his wealth for the beas- Bt of Geofirey. To ald him in this he secures axel tance of Mrs. Chinnery, an old flame of Sir Geoffrey’s. He seuds her a magnificent dia- mond cross. By a mistake of Parker, Sr Gecffrey’s clerk, the diamonds are sent to Lazy Herriot (Miss Rose Wood). Tis lead3 to a mis- understanding, and then an expianation, in Witch the worldly man harshly and scora- ty declares his own unfalthfuluess to his ain # wife, and his intention to re- ceive Mra. Chinnery as a guest in nis house. ‘This leads to a separation. The unhappy wife leavesiher heme, and Violet clings to her and follows her, leaving the piUil-s3 father. When they are gone bis luck seem sto desert him. Digas' follows disaster. His clerk Park r (Mr. W. Herbert) acting upon the prin- ciples announced by his employer, swindles Sir Geoffrey and hastens his ruin’ At law bankrupicy and shame follows. The tron and unyielding prife of the man snow out 1n bis misfortune, and yet the tenderness that Is in him blooms out. He sits in bis daughter's Toon), ad cherishes the souvenirs of her oc- cupency. His sccomplices enter, and he fees thelr presence a pollution to the room. Ia a borst of generous feeling he drives tem out. Hits daughter, longing to see him, hag stolen in ubaware. Their mecting 13 touching. The wife hearing of bis fatlure, comes back to share bis shame. Mr. Vernon is an actor of rare ability. His personaticn of Sir Geoffrey ts an adtirabie piece Of work. Miss Rose Wood and Mr. Hemple also played with fine success.” Heal Estate Transfers. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follgys: Thos. Evans to John Lyddane, sub. 22, sq. 15; $—. J. Lyddaneto Thos. Evans, do.;do. J, W. Starrto C. E. H. Holmes, sut . W. W. Meteslt to J. W. St 8q. 957; $1.400. A. Jay to P. J. Downlug. sud. Su5; $252.29." H Dickson to Fig ll 185; $2, ._B. Alley to €q. $1790.60. M. M. E. Foreman, pl. 2, a toM. M. Lockwood, sud. 174, sq. 200, $240. Cherles Glover and Tnox a; fiyde to Chauacy Hickox, lot 50, sub. of fq. 51S; $2,310. Mary Hero d to Geo, M. Miller et al., pt. sq. 930; 35] A Carp. —I find in making arrangements for the summer trotting season that I have m horses on my hands than [ can possibly do 11s lice to, and Will sell at private sale fine head of extra road or track horses... They are all kad and sound, and witl be sold with a wrt uarantee to be exactly as reprezented. Tae jorses @re LOW at the National fair grounds, and I will take pleasure in showing them either on the road or on the track, where purcuasers can hold their own watches aud know exactly how much speed they are buylag. Iam nor. selling “pedigrees” or “‘have been trotters,” but young, sound horses, that can do any day all that I represent. JOON SPLAN, t ‘St. Janes Hotel, Wasutngton, D. Cc. J. F. Lecas, $1 plano tuner, moved to Dr. Nourse’s rug store, 9th and F northwest. Orders by telephone. t _——_—_ Real EstaTR SaLss.—E. A. Mointire, real estate broker, 918 F street, reports the foliow- ing. among numerous other sales this Spring, house No. 26 B street northeast, to 8. T. Tar- iD, $10,500; lots 63, 64 and 65, square 197, 10; lot in square 941 for $4,000; locs 26 and 27, Square 419 to J. Snowden, for 5% cents per foot; to B. Brown, 1216 I ‘street northeast. $1,000: lot 55, square 435, to M. Keleher, 40 cents foot; to M. J. Butler, lot on 10th street southeast and on V street sothweast, $2,000; to Jas. Cole, lot 4, ee 60, and lot 11, square 331, $2,500; to S. McIntire, west half lot 10, Square 3, $525. Mr. McIntire, we understand, is building a tine residence for himself oppo- site the Trinity church, and will next week build two elegant houses on 11th street near H, and six or seven on Corcoran and 14th streets. Guinn, Day & move next door to their resent house on April 14th. They have a large apd select stock at the lowest — Shot by Her Jealeus Lover. A MARRIED WOMAN ALMOST MURDERED IN AN ALLEGED ASSIGNATION HOUSE. About 6:0 o'clock last evening several pistol shots were heard in the house at the northeast corner of 3d and K streets northwest, occa- Pied by Mrs, Lonise Anderson, who is knowa also as Sadie Gaskins and Lottte Eaton. Several People at once entered the house to find out tha cause of the shooting, among them Ojficer Simpson. In an upper room they found the prostrate body of a woman, helpless from pistol shot wounds inflicted by a man named Martia J. Casey, who was at once taken in custody. | The bleeding woroan (who was = recogni Mrs. Mattie Bergevin, the wife of Capen Bergevin, and the daughter of Mr. W. B. Wait- ing.) after regaining consctousness, by the ap- plication of restoratives, was taken to her resl- Gence, No. 915 6th street. It was found that three shots had taken effect on her person—one in the eye and two iu the fleshy pare of ber thigh. The balls were all extracted by Dr. Eliot, who states that the wounds are palnful, but not necessarily fatal. STATEMENT OF THR KEEPER OF THE HOUSE. Mrs, Anderson, keeper of the house, sta‘es that Mis. Bergevin came there yesterday afternooa in splenoid cpirits and said she had been to Bal- timore, having a good Ume uath Casey came for ler. After waiting some time Casey came In and they went up stairs together, and fitteen Talnutes afterwards the shots were heard. Hastening up stairs she found that Mattie nai been shot and Casey stood there wita tue pistol in bis hand, Mrs. “Anderson states thit taey had been in the habit ot meeting there for four or flve months past, and Uhat they had freq eat quarrels, THE VICTIM—HER LOVER'S STATEMENT. ‘The wounded woman has been a party totwo divorce suits, instituted by her husbaad, Caps. Bergevip, She 1s a fine looking woman, a bionde, about twenty-live years old. Martin J. Casey 1s a machinist and engineer, and has served in both the army and navy. He \cars three sliver medals awarded to nim by the Davy for gallant services, He 1s a native ot Ireland, thirty-seven years of age, and uomar- ried. When toid that the woman would die, ne Sel1 that he would sooner die himself; that hs had bo tntention of killing her, although he knew that she was playing him false. He had known Mrs. Bergevin between seven and eight moatbs, and had been keeping company with her. During their acquaintance he had spent considerable money on her, with the under- standing that she must not keep company with apy otherman. She kept this agreement until recently, when she grew cold toward him, aud declined to bave any further communication With him. He had brooded over the affair until yesterday, when he sent for her to come to tue house in which the shooting occurred, and talk the matter over with a view of making up with him. She was on hand at the appolnted time, aid they went up statrs to have achat. He up- braided her for her course toward Lim, whea she declared that she did not care for him any longer, and be, m&dened by jealousy, took the revclver Out of bis pocket and fired at her re- gardless of the consequences, THE TWO DISMISSED DIVORGE SUITS. The record of the Equity Court shows that. Captain Bergevin filed a bijl for a divorce from his wife March Ist, 1879, and after vartou3 pro- ceedings init up to December 24th following, the plaintiff entered a dismissal of the sult, 0 duly 9th of last year another bli was filed by Captain Bergevin, charging her with adultery with J. W. Elder and Frank Wilson in June, iss0, and at other mes at 227 K street, 2121 K street and New York avenue, and 1Sth street, and this case has aiso been eutered dismissed, It isnot woltkely now that another suit wiil follow if sae should survive her wounds, CASEY'S BAIL FIXED AT $1,000, This morning in the Poltce Court Assistant District Attorney Hayden asked that the ease against Cusey be contisued until next Wednos- duy under $1,000 Dall, Tae court asked tf there was any danger of the tujured p-rson dying, and on belug told that there was not, he fixed the bord at $1,000, ‘Tbe physicians think that Mrs. Bergevin will lore her right eye,tue sight having ven entirely destroyed. Casey is a single maa, abou: years oid. ——_.—___. Amusements, &¢. SaRaw BeRnwaxpr Last Nigur.—The audl- ence lastnight at the Natlonal Taeater wa3 Lot only immense, but was of the highest qual- ity. Almost everybody of prominence in so ¢lety or public or professtonal life was thera, diaby were there iho have not been in a thea- ter for years. It was an audience capabie of thorouz appreciating the qulet flaish of the acting ¢f the French company, which, even in @ play of the “intense” style of “Frou-Frou,” rever Geveloped into rant. In each successive scene Mile. Bernhardt won more and more upon er audience, and she was calied out again and again. Fors OPERA Hovss.—‘Olivette,” _tnat Most charming little opera, was repeated last night at Ford's. It drew a good audience, de- spite the bad weather. It wa3 admirably ren- ie red. It will be given to-night for tie last ume. “THE MONEY MaRkeET.”—This Is the title of most successful comedy, which will be given at the Opera House next week. Mr, Vernon, sboapprarcd In it ta London, where if nad suc) u successful run, will, alded by a stroag company, bring it out here next wees. NATIONAL ‘THEATER. Raymond will appea a3 ‘ayed it in Ne : sist Mr. Raymond here. FITT:ER AY PogTRY” fs tie sb aleciure by Mr. Chas. H. Bramard, a the peet, at Lincoln ali next Wednesday e' Dg. AFTER THE Bavte.—At Tin crurch last Thursday e' Dicecings Of the presbytery to re! Rev. Mr. Ramsdei, whos. pastoral reltttons were proposed to be dissolved, because he has a Catholic wife, there was a’ very interesting preyer-meeting, at which the most of the peul- Uouers for the removal of the pastor were pres- ent. Apparently the very best feeling prevalled. REDUCTION OF RAILROAD FARE TO N&w YORK. One Of the results of the Pennsylvania railroad assumlug control of the Puiladeiphia, Wil- mington and Baltimore road, which will pleaso the public, is the reduction of fare, which will go in effect to-morrow. Tae new rates will be to New York 0 Iustead of $7.50, and to Phil- adelphia $4 In piace of $4.5). —_—_—_—_—_— SILKS. DRESS GOODS. SILKS. DRESS GOODS. Sane ee 48 cts., 50 cte., 55 ots, 60 cts, 76 cts. All-wool Chudda Cloth, 36 cta. Colored Sikes for 7 rimminw. 60 cte. Golored ail -si}k Damaase an Stripes for Trim: . ids for Trimming Brocades for Trimming. Colored Drees Silks all the new shades. Black Dress Silks. $), $1.12, $1.25, 21.37, @1.50. Fine all wool Black Osshiceres, 87 cts., 9J'cte., 55 cta. $1 per yard. cts, Colored Lace Buntire, 16%. cts. ; present valae 25c. * cts. 7 cts, 450 crs. $1.60. Bt. Colored Momie Clots Drees Goods, 15 Plain Mohair Dress Goods, 12% Cloth for Boy's Black PAKASOLS, Pisin and Fancy Handles, $1.25, 1.78. #2, 22 25, $2.50, $2.75, ‘es of Brnseels and Ingrain Carpets, 25, 0, 75, 80, 85, 9, 95c. , $1. c.M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, ap9 South tide, near 7th st. and Center Market. Cia ake lee ath een THE ° IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER, BEST FOR ‘Toilet, Bath and Sick Room. marl2-w&s9m_ Pp’ YOUR TAXES AND SAVE INTEREST. Lien Certificates are now being prepared by the Uisirict Commissioners, and will be issued awainst frcperty on étreets and avenues where the special in provement asressments have been revis. corrected. Unless paid at once, 10:per cent tu! eet wil be charged on all bills from date of orizt. Aetenstment. Uall without delay. Save intes t ea the settlement of the tax by cou- WILLIAM DICKSON, Beat Estate BRoxen, m28-im 222 4% st., above Columbia Buliding. GINE OFL! USE TH. Pine Beer: ‘00. t ured and tested eH REELOGOS EN kira and can thoroughly endorse it as first class. ufactured by H. K en 17 Codar streets New York. THURSDAY. Mano! HH, Bist, 1881, A hepdsome selectinn of Frepch Millinery, Bon- hi Bon. uete, Bate, Ete: Baltlmgr ¢, M2 sie marsl-eosi" Condensed Locals. The’ Society met last night, and Mesers. J. A. Allen, of Cambrid; me and . Lawrence, of New elected members. President Gill read @ paper ae “A Critical Review of Gerotuer’s Ieathy- ology.” ie Westminster, Md., correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says: “Rev, J. T. Murray, the new pastor of the M. P. Church, in this city, arrived here with his family Thursday, from Georgetown, D. C. An elegant supper was awaiting them, and his larder was well filled with substantlals and delicacies.” Mrs. A. J. Rowland has resigned her position Of teacher in public school No, 7, third district, having been appointed to a clerkship in the In- terior department. The Courts. ‘Ciecuir CourT—Judge Macarthur, Yesterday, Catherin agt. Davis; same agt. Baum; same agt. Dejanie, and same agt. Stras- burger; continued at plaintiff's costs. Owen agt. Rutherford; verdict for plainttt for $325, without interect. De Abna agt. Wilkey; de- feLdant called and judgment for one cent dam- ages and costs. 8 Equity Covrt.—Judge Wrilie, Yesterday, Bowies t. Bowles; on hearing. renee nee Williams; committee to appoint uardiin ad litem nominated. Walsh agt. cl'; leave granted to file cross bilL. Burns agt. Cross; pro confess), Young agt: Young; sale ordred, Sager ugt. Sanger; iesii- mony ordered taken, PROBATE CovetT—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, Hugh agt.Tuohj; guardian author- ized to pay aproper sum for the orphan’s sup- port. Michael R Combs; $30 a month allowed for Wards, Last will of F. W. S:llvausen admitted to probate and record. Will of Kilzabeth Ann Hoover; order of publication issued. Estate of J. A. Mason; widow appointed administratrix. Estate of John B. Accinelly; B. J, Accinelly appointed administrator; bond $i00. Rstate of Levi Abrahams; exceptions to first and final acccunt of executor filed. Estate of David Dick; decree for sale of United States bonds. Estate of James Gannon; P. J. Donohue ap- pointed administrator; bond $600. Estate of L. W. Kennedy; inventory of personal esta e returned by administrator. Last will of Caro- ine M. Levely filed for probate. _Willot A. W. E. Arctander; petition of P.d. Lauritzen dis- missed; letters of administration granted to John A. Ruff. Estate of Thomas Higham; order of publication. Estate of Thomas Breen; order of publication. Charles Walter ap- bomted guardian of the orphans of Adolph Krentler. Pouicge Court—Judae Snell. To-day, Jno. Sherloci agrancy; bonds or 9) days. Mary Burch, loud and boisterous; for- felted collateral. Wm.Harmon, seiling Mquor by the drink without a license; $: appeaied. duc, West, a colored countryman, was charged with carrying a pistol. Officer Dubols stated that he arrested this man tor betters a pistol, but alterwards found that it could not be made to go off, and the court dismissed the cass. Elljah Thompson, a small colored boy, was charged with the larceny of 5 from Rovert Gunnell, his grandfather. He pleaded guilty, and Officer Sebastian stated that his attention was called to this boy having more money than boys usually have, and arrested him, Hie was sent to the Reform schcol during minority, Went Washington. nee Georgetown. REAL Estate SaLe.—Mrs. Ann R. O'Neal has soid her flne residence corner of Fayette and 4th streets, opposite the Academy of the Visita- ticn, to the wife of Prof. A. Graham Bell (of telephone fame) for $5,000. Mr. Bell will make it his future residence as soon agit is put in thcrough repair, GRAIN ARRIVAIS—Boat Ruby, with 2,500 bushels wheat and | bushels corn: boat Y. ‘tT. Dunlap, with corn; 2,80 bushels wheat sold yesterday at 12: —Eight boats left Cumber- THE Coan THA land ‘Lhursday with 90S 19 tons of coal, as fol- | 3 retro lows: Borcen Company, Ge 1 ; Individual, tons; Alexandria, 225,14 toa: tons. ———_— DE MEYER’S OATARERA OURE. One package is generally eufficient. A real cure of CATARRH for #1 00! noy2-09 Siu LEWIS’ 8ONB, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Have just received an entire new stock of DIAMOND EARRINGS, LAOE PINS AND FINGER RINGS at unusually low prices. 2215 Pennsyivania avenue. W. BR. WHEATLEYWS STEAM DYEING AND WET AND DRY SCOURING ESTABLIS| ENr. Will call for and deliver WORK apywhere in the ie upon receipt of address by mail or other- wise. Goods received and returned by mail and express from and to all parts of the conutry. No. 1068 (old 40) Jefferson street, aps Near Bridge, Georgetown, D. C. APs: NAUTICAL HANDKEROHIEFS 1N tILK, ENTIRELY NEW, TOBE HADONLY AT W. Ss. TEEL’S, ap2 aps 935 Pennsylvania avenue. ATA. HBH, FILES, HEMORRHAGES. MOONEE SORE EYES AND FEET. WITCH HAZEL AND GLYOERINE Gives immediate relief—Sold by Druggists. a7-im LADIES’ PARASOLS. Latest desigas, from the leading houses of New York and Philadelphia. Also, GENTLEMEN and LADIES’ SILK UM- BRELLAS, large stock to select from, at the lowest prices. STINEMETZ’S, ap2 next to cor. 18th et. GPsING OVERCOATS, EPRING OVERCOATS,. BPRING OVEROOATS. BIZES 20 TO 52 INCBES, BREAST MEASURE. SIZES 20 TO 52 INCHES, BREAST MEASUBR. PRICES FROM 5 TO 3) DOLLARS, PBICES FROM 6 TO 30 DOLLARS. A. SAKS & CO., A. SAKS & CO, STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, STBICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 216 and 318 Seventh street, aps 316 and 318 Seventh street. TT Wasnrxarox, D. C., April 1, 1881. BE OOPARTNELSUI¥ heretofore existing be- tween the uncersigned, under the name of GO. A. BOHNEIDER & SONS is this day dissulved by pintual convent: Hither niember will settle the of the firm. Ae 5 J. A. SCHNEIDER, ©. F: SCHNEIDER. TBE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a copartner-hip, uveéer the nemo and style of firm of GHNEIDER'S SONS, for the of Tron Work in all ita br Ak Manufactuniy fancho at ir Jarge and extensive works, corner 12th street ana Obie avenue, 3, A. BOHNEIDER, 251,29 C_¥ BCHNEIOER: Ww, KUPPEBT, Nos, 403 snd 406 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY OHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY, the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the market. ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET AND LAWN TENNIS, BIOYOLRS, VELOOLPEDES, WAGONS, S. Y. BOLLER SKATES (all aumbers) At Prices to Buit the Times. mar) GH DHOPR, Corse Oost DkOPS, = — Ror iGH DROPS. [OUND AND EUECAMPARE. — annie NATTAR POE er, apa Be had Vand 34 ane D ate, northwest. S$ ‘TH MARTELS. will find it to their mara8-12t" | in the sam CITY ITEMS. Fora Simple Cold Influenza to the rotting, sloughing and death of the senses of smell, taste and hearing Sanford’s Radical Cure for Catarrh is supreme. Complete external and internal treatment for $1. Dr. Dupare’s rile Bemedy. ‘This is no common remedy.¢otion up to make money, but is the result of years of study and experience. It is extensively used in and America, For years the medical Profession have tried to finda remedy to cure Pl Dr. Dupare claims to have found the only remedy that will cure them, A WONDERITL CURE. | Iwas 50 afflicted with piles that I was unable to sit or stand, and my suffering was very | great. I used one box of your remedy and it cured me. Mrs. D., 882 Cross strat. Price 50 cents, For sale at Western Medical | — 616 West Baltimore street, and drag- | gists. Dr. Wilbor’s Ced-Liver Oil and Lime. Invalids need no longer dread to take that great specitic for Consumption, Asthma and threatening Coughs,—Cod-Liver Ol and Lime, As prepared by Dr. Wilbor it ts robbed of the | Dauseating taste, and also embodies a prepara- tion of the Phosphate of Lime, giving nature the very article required to ald the healing Yao of the oll,and to recreate where Isease has destroyed. It also forms & remark- able tonic, and will cause weak and deMilitated persons to become strong and robust. It should be kept in every family for instant use on the first appearance of Coughs or Irritation of the Lungs. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Boston. 1d by ail druggists, 80 Days’ Trial Allowed. We send Dr. Dye’s celebrated [it THE THE THE TBR Br THE BRILLIANT YOUNG Belts, and other electric appliant thirty days, to men only who are ailitcted with Lervous d:biilty, lost vitality, aad kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy relict and com- lete restoration of vigor and manhood. Iilus- ted pamphlet free. Addres: 8 VOLTAIC BELT vO., Marshall, Mich, Open the Bottle, WHICH CONTAINS HUB PUSCH, And you at once have an incomparable bever- age, uniting old liquors and choice fruits, and which, with bot water or without, iced. or with Jemonade, soda water or milk, is equally fine. Keep it on the 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 $1.25 a bottle. Liebig Co.’s Coca Beef Fonte. “My patients derive marked and decided benefit from it,” says Prof. J. M,Carnoct.an, M.D., pref. surgery, New York Medical Col- ne Le sure to ask for Liebig Co. 8 Coca Beet ‘onic, Burnets’s Cocoaine HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL No other preparation poss able properites for embellishta, streng: ening the balr and render! jark and pee It cures baldness and eradicates dan- ul, Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best. Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the pre- scription of one of the best female physicians and nurses In the United States, aud has been used for forty years with never-falling success by miliions of mothers for their children. Tt relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrbaa, griping in the bowels and wind colic. By giving heaith to the child it rests the 10,W,S Mmotker. Price 25 cents a bottle, vary ing 1t may be a thin, coloriess, ald, or a glary, stareh-like substance; generally, however, 118 @ tick, purulent or niued-purulent matter, either grecnish yellow or of deep green tint, oe- casionally streaked or flecked with blood. So copious and offensive is the discharge in many cases that the patient tcels as thouga bis whole head was in a state of corruption. Much of the discharge passes backward into the throat or col ects a5 a tough, viscid phlegm behind and above the soft palate, in the passage between the throat and head. creating a con- stant and almost irreststible desire to obtain re- Mef_ by “hawking,” a practice characteristic to catarrh, and as embarrassing to the one affected as It is disagreeable to those around. Often the phlegm tss0 tenacious that the most persistent and exhaustive efforts fail to distodge it until some food or stimulant is swallowed. Again, the offensive matter deposits itself in she nasal cavities in the shape of dry, hard crusts, which in some cases accumulates to such an extent as to form a reguiar plug, ob- structing breathing and producing serious dis- comfort. This condition is indicative of ulcer. ation, which in time may destroy the bony structure of the nose and produce its subse- quent flattening. OFFENSIVE BREATH. The breath is always tainted, and 1s some Umes £0 revelungiy offensive as to render tne sufferer an Object of disgust to himself as well as to others, and cases are occasionally met Witu in which the stench 1s reaily overpower- ibg and suflictenuly fetid to poison the at- megphere of a whole room. ‘Thus a person aftécted with catarrh lives continually in an Impure atinosphere of his own surrounding, ee Redes = eisoncas cillavium with every reath. Jn many Cases the nose {s stopped up, soms- Uines on One side, sometimes on the other, and often on both, giving rise to a disagreeabie, “stufly” sensation in the head, accompanied by occasional violent and prolorged paroxysm3 of sneezing. Again, a distressing feeling of full- hess or compressian 1s experienced above or between the eyes, or pain manifests tiself in the face, for-head or temples, or on the top or back of the head, sometimes of so severe a character that itistaken for neuralgia, The feuse Ol smell is generally biunved or lost, and taste may become similarly affected. The voice is husky or of a ngsal character, Whlie oftetitimes there is a conunuai noarse- Bess, accompanied by more or less cough,, ex- cesstve d_billty ard emaciation; indeed, ta dome instances the loss of flesh 13 so cox Progressive as to sugge-t the tubercular disease, and not a few tarrh that have come und been regarded a3 consum; by unwary or experienced p e ‘Thcucands of persons are probably unable to place themselves under personal treatment at the doctor's, so in order to meet the ‘wants and beceesities of persons living at a distance, Dr Hartcy has submitted to tne urgent demands of @ large portion of the population, and will henceforth dispense his great and well Known preparations for the permanent cure of Catarrh at all drug stores, or Will send complete treat- ment with ail necessary instructions to any adGress Express paid, upon pt of ene dollar. Address Dr. Haktiey, 64 North Green Baltimore, Md. Don't Die on the Premises. Ask your druggists for “Rough on Kata.” It Clears Ont rats, alee, bed bugs, roaches Only 16¢, per bos. 8 “Alderney Dairy Wagona ” Fresh Alaerney butter churned every morn- ing, and deliveredin lbs. “Ward” prints, 45¢. perlb. Also, cottage cherse, buttermilk and Sweet milk 6c. pergt, Creain, 10c, pint. ALLEN’S BRAIN Foop, is the only rellabie tonic stence of | vases of Ca- r mny notice have street, 3,19-85 Stock Speculations. Steck Speculations. Stock Speculations. Btock Specsiations. Stock Specu'ations. ‘The Father and Mother. ‘The Father and Mother. APPROACH THE ne brain and sexual Organs of elther sex $1. druggists, Storr & OxOMWSL!I nts, €0 ‘48 Pennsyivania avend WONDERFUL DISOOVERY. A positive remedy for CORNS. Sold by all Druggists. . B. Prope. Jere City, N. J. T. W. EY 8s. DUPAKE’S CATS Hii KEMEDY cures every case of Catarch | Price,26 cents. ‘ry it. Dr.Dupare's Blood and Liver Pi 4 all Lilions disorders. Price 25 cents. Mrs. Dr. Titoomb's Lung Balm cures colds, coughs, aud con sunption, Price, 25 and 60 cents. -Dr-Dupare’ never-failing Pile nedy cures blind, bie and itchiny ‘ilea. Ere 50 cents. For eale al Western Medical Depot, 816 West Bsitiauore street, Baltimore, Md.,and sts. maral-4ply. WALTHAM WATCHES, confidently recommend the Watches manu- acters by the Amerioan Watch Gompany, Walt- as the most pers that oan ‘obtained for the Price. a fa aioe ‘at the lowest prices. |. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., fopie-am Mt Ww: ORES eS Ocive. HE ONLY GENUINE VICHY Is from the Springs own Dy. the French Govern- HUTERIVE \ For Gout, Rheumatism, Diabetes, or Gravel Diseases of the Kidneys, eto., CELESTINS) ete. Hovital— of the Btomach, : sale et-class wink ‘chants, drug- Hen aad poms ot Ghatantie trees tae Aronia: ‘BOUOBE, FILS & Ou., New York. JMPORTED SAL SALAD ONL for Table and TDahause eaper » 880. per pint. OOMP. LIOGRICE POWDER, for purifying the blood and regulating the system, 260. per box, at A. Ms HLOCZEWSHIS DRUG STORER, marll 423 Oth st. n.w. ae LWAYS SECUBE AND BELIABLE HATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY, 15th Street and New York ave. Fire, and Proof Vaults from 85 ‘seo ‘Bonds on deposit fire ales. ieee runmc pms Be g ; : Btiekne ident: W. vice. a a AL Seartorent i jenvy A: Seite Cassels, Thos, mara4 eagede TOUBJEE'S TOURS. x Circular. ap6-wa&e, 4t ‘Music Hali, Boston. EXT MONDAY, NEXT MOADAT, NEXT MONDAY, BEXT MONDAY, NEXT MONDAY, NEXT MONDAY, AMUSEMENTS. FORD'’s FORD'S FORD'S FORD'S OPERA OPERA OPERA HOUSE. HOUSE. HOUSE. nOoUSE. MONDAY, APRIL iith, A GREAT LONDON SUCCESS A GREAT LONDON succr: A GREAT LONDON SUCC! A GREAT LONDON A GREAT LOND A GREAT LONDON A GREAT LO! A GREAT LONDON SU: A GREAT LONDON svU© ERILIIANT YOUNG ENGLISH ACTOR, LISH ACTOR, FE \GLISH AC ror, #LISH ACTOR. ENGLISH ACTOR, BRILLIANT YOU DRILLIANT YoU LIANT Youn GE MR, W. H. VERNON, MR. W. H. VERNON, MR. W IN THE FAMOUS C WTEMPORANEOUS Com- EDY @r ¥ DAY MONETARY LIFE ENTITLED EV ‘THE MONEY MARKET, ‘THE MONEY MARKET, THE MONEY MARKET, THE MONEY MARKED, THE MONEY MARKET, WHICH WAS PRODUCED IN LONDON at FIVE DIFFERENT THEATERS WITH SUCCESS, WITH MK. VESNON IN THE LEADING ROLE. ACT L ACT II. The Father and Mother. The Daughter's Oholcs. The Father and Mother. The Daughter's Choice The Father and Mother. Ths Daughter's Choice. ACT IIL. What the World Ssys abont the Candidate. What the World Says about the Candidate. What the World Says sbout the Candidate. ‘What the World Says abont the Candidate. What the World Says about the Canéidate. Defeated! Legeared' The Future! Defeated! Bexeared! The Fatare’ Defeated! The Fotare! Defeated! The Fature! Defeated! ‘The Fatare! THE ACTING OF THE VARIOUS CHARAG- TERS WILL MISS Miss, MI-S MISS Miss woop, WwooD, E WOOD, woop, Woop, ROSE MISS GABRIELLE Drs SAULD, MISS GABKIELLE DcSAULD, MISS GABRIELLE Du+AULD, InIsS GABRIZLLE DvSAULD, MISS GABRIELLE DvuSaULD, [Specially Engaged.) MI€8 EMMA VADERS, : M1883 FMMA VADERS, MIE£S EMMA VADELS, MISS EMMA VADERS, MISS EMMA VADEKS, MR. W. HERBERT, ME. W. HEBBERT, MB. W. HERBERT, MB. W. HEBBER: MR. W. HERBEE', MR. F. NAGLE, MR. F. NAGLE, MB. F. NAGLE, MRE. F. NAGLE, MR. F. NAGLE, MB. FORREST ROBINSON, ~ MR. FORREST ROBINSON, MR. FORREST ROBINSON, ME. FORREST ROBINSON, MRE. SAM HEMPLE, MRE. SAM HEMPLE, MR. SAM HEAPLE, MR. SAM HEMPLF, MBE. SAM HEMPLE, &e., &0., Ko. §2~The success of the play in Baltimore against the excitement and attraction of ths Circus is mest pronounced. The Press gives both the pisy and the acting the highest praise. ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY, SEATS CAN NOW BE RESERVED. NEXT MONDAY, THE COMIC OPERA OF NEXT MONDAY, THE OOM‘C OPESA OF NEXT MONDAY. THE COMIC OPERA OF THE COMIC OPERA OF THE OOMIC OPERA OF THE COMIO OPERA OF THE COMIC OPERA OF ‘THE COMIO OPERA OF THE COMED OPERA OF DEXT MONDAY, JHE COMIO OPERA OF BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE BILLEE TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, TAYLOR, WITH THE GREATEST MAGNIFICENCE. A Candidates for Office. A Candidate for Office. A Candidate for Office. A Candidats for Office. A Ospdidate for Odics. The Daughter's Choice. ‘Ths Daughter's Choice. PERFECTION OF ART EACH ALTIST BEING BPECIALLY SELECTED. “WHITTIER AND HIS F BY CHARLES NH BRAINARD, Exo, OF BOBTON. LINOO.N BALL, TRY,” Arzie 18TH, aT 8 o'OLOCK. Tickets, inclading resorved seate, 50c For sale at Metzero! and reserve their seate at Metrercit's without any change. ap? 4t ERMANS, ATTENTION. — FRIEDRI ra WT eCHUSFMANN Pott of San Fravz eke, will cture st Abner's Music Hal!, TUESDAY, Subleet; **Mat-rialiem. a - . Ww ROHUETZ) PARK, To- MOKROW AFTERNOON, Grand Convert, to Fich the n om bers and their familics are reaper folly invited Lid Fo®"s. Charming Oiivette.” i “Decidedly the best ever here—Piitstury Gazette. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGt S - URDAY MATINE pus me H The Bricht, New Comic Opera, OLIVEr® Will be given by an enlarged coutpany. AGhorvs of Thirty! wre A Grand Orchestra! = . New Costnmes, Decorations, &e. Also some of the eis of the Naatical Opera of BILLEB TAYLOR. Tur Monty Marker. — This very snocessfal comedy, even in Len nemeon in five theat: rs uz a.” will be be ‘son MOND:Y¥, with itr. Vor- in tia Landon, aud an excel ay INCOLN MALL, TUESDAY EVENING, Arnie WALE COLL a AS Voloow, ILERS, SOLOS, CroRTSRs, ko. Is Conrece In every city, crowded houses #how# how thor- oughly Pou wr these concerts are, } _ The “*Milwauke “The program un the hi earson watectaleinue, of familiar College 8: Midhw z'st and beartiness thai fairly capti- NEXT WEEK. JOHN Tt. RAYMOND! FRESIL, TUL AMERICA EIS LATE GREAT SUQUES®. §F-ORIGINAL CART AND SCENERY. INCOLN HALL. ‘this Weck Only, Every Afternoon ani Evening. THE MipvrTs Jewer, ATOM, Der: Oot. URR, THE GIANT OMAN STUDENTS, SaWv itt. SEELDON, Peivr,Pac. Admission 10ct "Ry ol seats Bote: extra.” Doors open 2:30 snd 7 pw. Commence ‘one bour iat. "DR. METTAULK'S HEADACHE Pilis Cure most wonderfully in a very short time RICK AND NEGVOUS HEADAG) 1A in ite worst forms, cleans: ezoece of bile, prgducing a Js. we A {u!l size box of these valuable I Gireciiors for a cotwplete cure, nial Gress on receipt of bine three-cent For sale by al! druggists at 25 cenw. TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY: Bev. THOMAS GUARD, one ef the mort eminent clergymen in the country, er Mount Vernon BM. E Church, Batiuore Ma. Thave no hesitation in assuring yon that Dr. Merracn's Heapacam Brute have proved moe) o me. ‘Youre truly, THOMAS GUARD. Bey. Tuomas Gams, pastor M. E. Chareh, Ha- have tried Dr. Mzrmavn's Hnanacnm Prus with grest benefit. I sin now seveuty nim old, and bave been eubj of years. Your have acted 60 in a pled time I come to want fo thank you persoually. Yours tras. THOMAS GAMBLE. Bey. Lewis A. TRIREKIED, pastor M. E. Ohurohy ‘Waterbury, Ma: eave Dr. Merraun’s HeADAcHs Pruta toe man who wee in bed with s bad sttsck of Bulk Fever, oid in two days he was out a): -ading teal Recpecifolly, LEWIS A. THIRERIED. Rev.I.E. Perens, pastor M.F Church, Urbans, Va Tbave teed cue box of Dr. Metraun's Heap e years ‘to Constipation s num- pleaeant acuE Finis, and found thea niet beneficial. Fleare send me suother box, ‘Youre urns. 1. &. PETERS Rev. G. W, Hons, pastor M. E. Oburch, Piod- Dt W.Va. Fhteve piven may wife, who tsa mnfferor trom Heat ache, Dr Meraatne Hikaacnt Vutta, ad Oe | of the Pitls Las always cured ber. youre truly, we GLO Ww. HOBBS. OWN PMICAT. « fel2-eo _SeieProprit ra, Kaittrore, Md. TROPIC. FRUIT | LAXATIVE. PEEPALLD FROM TROPICAL UITS AND PLANTS. Is thoroucy im tts Medicinal Action, and yet #0 AGREEABLE to the DsSTE that PATRONS often @tsrevara our {pjunction to @ivide the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet their respective cases. At the OUTSET it ts espe- cially essential to observe the DIREOLTONS closely ‘tl one becomes accustomed to ita use—when mila ‘action and the most satisfactory results are sure to follow. Ladies and children, those who @uulike taking pills and naussous medicines to secure cathartic action, are especially pleased with Its aurecable qualities. ‘Try it ONCE, and you wil. esteem it highly asa 8AFE, PLEASANT and EP- FEOTIVE remedy. Packed in brouze tin boxes Bold by Drogwists. Price, 25 Osnte. Large boxes, OW Cents. mard-cokw ing, Itching ana Dr. WL- box. has cured the 30 yesrs standing. only. FN a fe okie ‘We are now prepared to show the Handsomes ‘Line of 5 LACE CURTAINS, FELTS, RAW SILKS AND OBETONNES IN THE ClTY. “OUB SPECIALTY” 85.00 LAGE OUBTAINS, 18 THE BEST IN THE MARKET. MATTINGS, INGRAINS, TAPESTBY axD BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR THB SPRING TRADE AT BOTTOM PRIOES. SINGLETON & HOEKE’S, marl? Be. 801 Markettpace. eesones Boas ait ot: BY. ane ereeen 810 6 por cont imaiein, = Then dleed SPs VERGE ct rasong secure 100 iD Fates in which, Spplication ‘apa Finescia: sent a | | Dae