Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1881, Page 4

FIONDAY.. weeeee ss ADFT , ISSl. The Weather. CR OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasainarox, D. €., April 11, 1551, 9:30 a ma. For the middie states,fair weather, northwest- erly winds shifting to northeast and southeast, & slight rise in temperature. and during tae Bight falling barometer, and on Tuesday areas of rain. Rain To-morrow. ‘The ehlef signal officer furnishes the foilow- img special bulletin to the :—Generally | elear weather continues in the districts on the Allantlc coast, with decidedly warmer westerly Winds. The cloudiness has Increased In the jake region and the southern states, with | Warmer southerly winds and threatening Weather In the southwest. Colder northerly ‘Winds in the upper lake region, where the tem- Perature ts generally Delow freezing. Snow or Fain is reported from the northwest, and a storm, which wil! probably move eastward over the lake region, 13 now central in the Indian territory. ‘The temperature remains near or below freezing point in the grain-growing re- me of the northwest. Cauttonary signala avo been ordered at the stations on Lake Miebigan. ‘The Indications are that rain will prevail on the } aad aud middle Atlan- ic coast on Tuesday. RANGE OF TER THERMOMETRR ‘The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Siznai OMice during the day: & ™m., 44:11 &M, 55%: 2p. m, 62% Maxi gum, ¢4°; minimum, 40.5%. Yesterday (Sunday), April 10th, the ther- mometer at the Signal ofiice, in this city, stooa follows: 7 am., 429; 11’ am. m., 3 p. 599; 9 p.mm., 52° So. mintmum, 49°, LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, & ‘To-night. The Money Market.” National Theater.—Jonn T. Raymond, a3 “Fresb.” Skating Rink.—Game of bandy between Bale Umore and Washington. Potomac Fisheries. THE CATCH OF SHAD AND HERRING IMPROVING. The ishing season ts improving somewhat. Yesterday about 100,000 herrings arrived at our fish landing apd about 6.000 shad, This morn- ing 15,000 herrings were cut for saiting, the Drst of the season. Tue season, it 13 thougut, may yet turn out to be a good one. A PsstoR FOR THE E STREET BAPTIST Cuvrce.—At the F street Baptist church, @uring the vacant pastorate, the jar ser- vices have been, and will continue to be, main- ed by temporary supplies. Yesterday morning an able discourse was delivered by Dr. Huntingcon, of Columbian University. Notice Was then given that the congregation ts about to hold a meeting to call a pastor, and, it 13 aid, \hat some of the members are tn favor of calling Dr. Samson, the first pastorof that eburch, who many consider was the chief in- strument in gathering and estabilshing the ebureh. Dr. Samson !s also well and favorably known to the people of this District as prest- dent of Columbian University. Avor a Costive Harit oF Bopy, not oniy Because of the attending discomfort, but lest Mepgender more serious consequences. Dr. Jayue’s Sanative Pills are ether Laxative or Cathartic, according to the dose,and may be de- pended upon to produce healtby secretions of the liver and stomach. t Miss Pauline hour yester- Norma Ta ie Delonged to the Sisters of the Holy Cross, waa 2 years of age, bad been a Sister for ten years, and at the institute four years. A requiem mass for the repose of her soul was said this morning at Pius Memortal church In Baltimore, after Which her rematns were taken to South Bend, Indiana, for interment, where all members of ‘the order dying at any mission house are sent to be interred in the cemetery of the order. ——_o____ AU Bor Makcus fs well kuown as one of the Jargest and best-conducted establishments ta Paris. Every article 13 of thoroughly reliable seats. and sold at the lowest posstole price. alogues can be obtained on application. Our readers should peruse the advertisement in another column. t THAT EWINENT PIANIST, MAURICE STRAKOSCI Wrote of his Hallet Davis & Co. plano as ‘i Bis opinion one of the best panos ever made tn the United States or elsewhere, and in sweet- Ress, power of tone and solidit: cons:rac- tion, leaves nothing more to de t Fimea.—About 3 o’clpek this morning Thomas Collins, engineer, Jos“ph Maly, conductor, and Fred [iail, brakesman, on the B. « P. railroad, In bringing In a train discovered ire in a frame house corner ith and K streets southeast. They stopped the train and put ont the fire in the Rouse with water from the tank of the locan3- Bive. The house ts owned by George Carl and cecupted by Saran Woodruff, colored. alarm this morning at 5 o burn! of three wood d3 In the alley bi tween F and G and 4% and 6th streets sou'n- West. The engines were promptly on han! and extinguished the flames. Damages aon $100... The barber shop of A. B. Coleman,eora2r Of D and sth streets, causht fire early yesierd Morning from pipes connected with av an adjoining room. The vi Made, ardthe fire was ex slight damage. A FINE newly mage afghan for sale ch Address Afguan, Sts THE Is ER OF MEcaan this city, both of the Grand Lodge and s! Ginate lodges, have appointed committess to mnake arrangements to attend the annaal meet ing of the Supreme Lodge, and parade in Baltl- more on the sth proximo. These commitrees hhvae already secured trapsportation over the Baltimore « Potomac raliroad for six hundred Persons. and have employed Weber's band for e occasion. An appropriate badge has been adopted for the occaston. Tats order originated im Baltimore in 155s, and the tirst lodge was formed in this city tp 1s7l. It now has ten Jodges and a membership of 1,500. In B: more city there are twenty-four lodves, and Many in the surroundiag country. The mem- Dership in Maryland 13 abou Book SaL¥.—The sale of a fae mtscel Hbrary commences this evening at 7:30 at the auction room= of Tuomas Dowling. 4s worthy of the attention book buyers. t Ie yy even! hamed gentlemen 1 ity for the next ensuing year: First ward— Wm. P. Graves, Wm. Channcey and Ferdinand FP. Hetsley. Second ward—Joseph Beach, Jona Haynes and D. W. Whiting. MeGahey. Geo. Lash and ward—Willtam Rickard Lylor. ge ug adjourned the court Saturday le 3 home io Man- chester, Va., this morn J. B. Burges « Son having rented the Miller ware-houseson the wharf for the purpose of establishing a branch tn tis to their large fertlizing Manufactory on the Chesapeake Bay... A larze audience assembled at the corser of King and Fairfax streets yesterday afternoon, to listen to the discourse of Kev. J. T. Michael, who It was understcod would expose Freemasonry and Prove it to be baal worship; but his auditors Soon got tired and dispersed.“ £1. Payne, col- ored, was On Saturday sentenced by the mayor to receive thirty-nine lashes on his bare back for stealing a lot of tobacco from Mr. Jerry Crijly, last December. The sentence was promptly executed... Fish sold at Fishtown Saturday at the foliowing prices: Shad, #27 per hundred: herring, $15 per thousand... Wilile Carne, son of Mr. Wiu. F. Carne, while wrest- ling with a companion Saturday broke his arn. . Dyson ani Ox Deck aS Ustat wita Bargarys.—For twe days only I shail gell3ix stone china or Opaque china cups and saucers (handled) for 45c.; 50 Scoteh clothes pins fol buekets for ic.; decorated ¢ 2 pieces, Auction House, ‘THE ITALIAN WENRVOLENT SocizTY last even- ing elected of'cers for the Musants stoners: ;_ Z. Cristofani, second m G. Riant and’ L. Sirnl, banner bear- ers: G. Bact apo, standard dearer, and Pr. Castagneto, door! PRISONERS SENT TO AUBUEN AND BUFFALO PENITENTIARIES.—This morning the warden of the jat!, Gen. John S. Crocker and Capt. W. C. Crocker left on the 5 o'clock train with the f: lowing prisouers bound for the Aubern, N.Y, Eitenuary: Lewis Nickers, convicted of urglary. sentenced to 7 years; Chas. Reed, second offence, larceny, 2 years; Joseph WL: Hams, resisting officer, 1 year; M. E. Spinks, F and Oscar Jack and larceny, 3 years. Mary convicted of larceny, sentenced for 2 @t the Buffalo prison, left im the same and J. Gatto, first marshal: arshal, ——_-—___ PETER TALTAYULE, a well known resi- Wi in, Who died last Friday, m his late residence on orer a fourth of century i the M: navy yi Et 1d, Was a ‘ne Dem One of the beat 80) | Mr. B. F. Loyd caorister, ans } rett ori H Se. J. S. Barker, R. F. Downs, J. ‘The Ryiand Chapel Seceders. THEIR SABBATH SERVICES YESTRRDAY. ‘The new Methcdist society, formedon Wednes- day night last of members of Ryland Cuapel ‘The Spring Races. ARRIVAL OF MORE P’LYRRB. In addition to the horses mentioned in Satur- day’s STaR as having arrived in this city for tha | Who withdrew from that church because of the i Spring races, there have also arrived trom action of the Baltimore conference in appoint- irg Rev. Dr J. S. Deale to the charge, held their fire! cervices yesterday at Kendalt Chapel, cor- ner 13% and D streets. At9 o'clock a, m. the | Sunday scnool was organized temporarily, with Mr. W. J. Murtagh as acting superintendent, Miss Rachel Gar- anist, were Messrs. Crosson, Rose. At 11 o'clock ture took place—Rey, John ister, new holding bis membership at Hamline— Occupying the pulpit. There was a congrega- ton of over two hundred present, whlcn fn- Keller, George White and aI luded, besides those named in the above mem- | bers of the Sunday school, Messrs. W. J. Sue- ina T. Etchberger, W. H. H. Gould, W. Worrell, L. Moore, and others. The services were opened with the hymn ‘God moves in a mysterious | Way,” followed by prayer by Mr. Harries, in Which he sald God kuew the circumstances under which they came together, the ways and Wherefores, and they lald 10 all before Him, feeling satisfied that all would be ruled for good. After @ lesson from lsalah the hymn “God 18 onr refuge” was suag. Mr. Hari prefaced his sermon with the femark that it Was not for bita to deal with the cause walen brought them there, for that was a matter with which he bad nothing todo. That was a matter Which rested between them and the Great Head of the Church. He was there before a congregation whom he trusted had come to Lear the word. He apnounced a3 his text ‘iralah xxxil, 2,” In which the coming Savior 's spoken of as arefuge, arock, @ hiding place, &c., apd preached & fine sermon, which wa; at lentively listened to. A meeting of the mem- bers of the new church was announced for Wednesday evening, at the re-id-nce of Mrs Lloyd, corner of lith and C streets, when une oficial board, class leaders, etc., will be ¢ 103 The morning services closed wiih the doxolo: AU night Kendall Chapel was qulle tall, tle congregation being much larger than in ine morning. The pulpit was occupied by Rey, Thomas E. Coulbourn, of the Georgetown M, P. ehureh, who preached from the words: “Thou jod Seétst Me,” in the prayer of Hagar. Tuc hew congregation expressed themselves as fully encouraged. AT RYLAND CHAPSL, the mother chureh, yesterday, there were fair congregations present during the day. The enly new feature was & new Choir, under the jeadership of Miss Stahl Dr. Deale preached from the words, “* Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith. Accidentally Shot Dead. SAD FATE OF YOUNG HEIBERGE, Adam E. Hetberger, a student at the Agricul- tural College, near Bladensburg, Md., and a son. of Mr. F. J. Helberger, the well-known mer- chant tailor in this city, accidentally shot and Killed himself last Saturday, He was out for the purpose of shooting robins, and had em- Ployed a blacksmith near the college to repair 4 spring to bis gun lock. In drawing out his yur-€ to pay for the repairs his gun, wolch was loaded, slipped, the hammer striking a bench, exploding the charge, which took effect tn ot3 left side. He tried to reach tie colleges, but fell on the way, faint with loss of blood. Some of the faculty and a few of his compantons came quickly to his ald and took him to the colleze, where everything possible was done for him, without avail, and he died in less than an hour after the accident. His remains were after- wards removed to the residence of bis father, corner of 2d and D streets northwest, ta this cy. This sad accident has caused great dis tress not only to the family of Mr. H. but to a large Crcle of personal friends of the youth, A Concert Without Singing. Interesting services were held yesterday at- ternoon in the beauttul chapel of the National Dest and Mute College at Kendall Green. Tne Occasion was the monthly Sabbath-school con- cert. There was, of course, no singing, but a Well-coucerted system of ‘exercises, bearing upon the one topic, Redemption, tnciuding the Teuitatien by signs of several hymns, quire as touching to the sensibilities as if they nad peea sung. President Gallaudet interpreted most of the exercises to the hearing visitors, who, with the professors’ famiMes and students, quite filed the spacious apartment. In conclusion, he called for remarks; and the clostng prayer and benediction from Rev. Dr. Chickering, father ot Prof. C., about jeaving for his north- €rn home after the eleventh winter spent here, He congratulated the Sabbath school on the interesting exhibition just witnessed and the Tic privileges of education which they enjoyed, He had watched the progress of tuts brauch of instruction sinceits introduction into thit coun- try by the honored father of thelr prestdent, and he wished to bear testiimopy to the good order and high eflictency of the Institution as personaly observed by himself for so many years. “MAsosic PILoRIMAGES.—The Sundiy says that the coming summer promises an uw usual Dumber of pilgrimages by the Templars of various jurisdictions, and Washington and Mt. Vernon are either the objective points, or are taken In en route by the several com- manceries. De Molay Commandery, of Boston, and St. John’s Commandery, of l’rovidence, R.I., leave the latter place May 20, and will arrive on the 2ist, remaining over until the 23d, when they goto Richmond. Exch of the commanderies will briag a band of musi Washington and Columbia Command Nes. 1 and De Molay Commandery ‘upon the © their v in 18 of this clty, were the guests o: @ visitors a knightly welcome, fawous Detroit Commandery 1, of Detroit, ha united with Oriental Commandery, No. 12 of Cleveland, and purpose, during the coring Sunimer, to visit Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, New York, Newport, Boston, and on thelr return will stop at Philadelphia, Baltt- more, Washington, Cincinnati and Louisville. Washington Commandery, No. i, of this ctiy, also have In contemplation a ‘nor:hern pii- grimage, going as far as Portland, Me. —_o—_—_. Jcst IN TIME FOR EasTER SUNDAY.—Grand opening of pattern bonnets and novelties next Wednesday and Thursday, at I. Gotthe 7th street. t Hory WeeEx began yesterday, Palm Sunaay, and in both the Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal churches the services were very 1in- pressive. In the Catholic qhurches the services consisted mainly of the blesing ahd distrib- uting of the palm in commemoration ot tie Savior’s triumphal entry Into Jerusilem, when the people of the country spread paims along the way and shouted, “Hosanna!” As (his this event almost tmmediately preceded tue trial abd crucifixion of Christ, the Catholte churches will remain draped during the week, all the pictures and decorations being hidden from view only to be more heavily draped as the end of the week approaches. TheTenebrw,” or service of darkness, wil! be celebrated from ‘Thursday evening until Saturday, to commea- orate the death and burial of the Savior,and the exercises will be very solemn. After the alaz- ing of the “Gloria in Exceisis” on Thursday, which will be accomparied by the ringing of bells. the organ and bells willbe mt UnUL the suas Of the *'Glorta in Excelsis” on Sat- urday. The services on Good Friday will very sorrowful. On Easter Sunday the season of rejoicing will begin. Many of the Protestant Episcopal churches will hold services every day during this week, but in all of them Good Friday will be especially observed with penitentlal services, while Easter Sunday will be marked with rejoicing; all the chancels being on the latter occasion very handsomely decorated with the choicest spring flowers. The musical services will be very grand on Easter Sunday In all the churches. ——<—<—<——___ RECOVERY OF 4 WaTcu.—The Baltimore Sun says: “On a letter recetvad by Deputy Marshal rey from a brother in Washington, D. C.. of J. M. Cook, the young man who recently killed himself at Pepper’s Hotel, In Baltimore, Chlet Detective Crone detailed Detective A. D.'Green- tree to search for a watch which the deceased had owned. It was ascertained that he pawned the watch March 26, issi, with the Congolt- dated Loan Company, on Baltimore street. ‘The watch was valued at $150, and he obtatned an advance on it of 350, Mr. Greentree got the watch, which will be turned over to the police and transmitted to the familly of Mr. Cook. MARRIAGE LiceNsES have been issued to Al- bert Howard, of West Washington, D.C., aud Becky France, of Baltimore, Md; Jaines A. Boulden and Celia Brooks; John W. Plowman and Nona Davis. Y. &.—The board of government of the Young Catholic’s Friend Society met last eve- ning Carroll Hall, Mr. James Fullerton ta the chair, Mr. Domioick I. Murphy secretary. Appropriations out cf the treasury were m 42 to the different parishes where branches of tie society exist for the clothing of poor szhoo) boys, and empowering the Mnance commit:ee totnake the necessary arrangements for ths holding of a festival on Decoration Diy at Le Jer’s gardens for the benetit of the poor. RELIGIO’S CONFIRMATIONS.—A large congre- gation assemDied at Epiphany (P. E.) caurca yesterday afternoon to witness the conferring of the rite of confirmation by Bishop Pinkney upon a class of 107 females and 32 males—on® 0. the largest classes ever confirmed tn tnis city. The sermon was by the Rev. Dr. Paret, rector of the church, and Bishop Pinkney addressed the class upon the tmporiance of the rite.... Confirmation services were conducted at tue Evangelical Trinity church, corner 4th and & streets northwest, yesterday morning, by Rev. W. #H. L. Luckert. Those confirmed were Albert Esch, William Schaefer, Frederick ia Louise Leonel Charlotte Eameri, Christine Poggensee, Henriett Matilde Mulden. Seblerf and WASHINGTON Fish Marxet.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent, since our last report:—5i(K)) ee from $11al2\¢ per thouBand; 3,000 shad, trota to $50 per hundred; 200 bunches of Tock and perch, from 25 to 75 cente per bunch, Amoug those who took classe3 7 Ost preaching services Tries, a Wesleyan mtn- TD, H. Cleveland, Obio, the following: Years old. 1537 han! Tecord 2:29; “Tim, hands high, frecord 2:31 “Woodford Mid,” D.m., Seven years old. This mare Is witnont Tecord. And last but, not least, Mattie Huuter, the celebrated pacing mare, ‘eight years old, with record ot 2:14. These horses are all at the stables on the course, | ——— \ Divorce Suit Complications, THE DIMOND-CABILL CASE, In the Court tn General Term, this morning, Judge James delivered the opinton of the court , in the case of Harrtlet Dimond agt. Wm. CabtiL. | He remarked that the complainant on coratag | to this country took up with an old woman, and they lived together as brutes live, waen she sucd for a divoree, but did not succeed, not | having proved that there had been any mar | rage Between them. ‘Then there is a question about the property, and both parttes Ned; but it was tmmaterial as‘to whicn one Is to be be- lieved, Atter reviewing the testimony the court sald they had concluded to allow certata credits, and thatin default of payment to her witata tuurty gays the property be sold. Cue chiet Justice concurred in the opinion, but claimed cee property should have been equally dl- vided. Amusements, &C. Forn’s Orera Hovse.—Mr. Vernon and yis Well appointed company will open to-nigat a! the Opera House in the * Money Market. * ae Play bas been most highly spoken of every- where It has been produc: NaTIONAL THEATER. —M the “Col. Sellers” of re 8, WIL appear to-night at the Na'tonal as * Kesh, tue Amerl~ cap.” This play 1s as greata success as “Col. Selters” was. % CHARLES H, BRAINARD, Esq., of Boston, will lecture at Lincoin Hall next Wednesdiy eve- ning on * Whittier ant His Poetry.” The lec- Uure is under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A. THE SKATING Kink.—The roller skating rink, on New York avenue, ig one of the most fash” jonabie and pleasant amusement resorts In the city, To-night there will a be special attraction there. There will be an exciting and hotly con- tested game of rink bandy between Baitiaore and Washington teams. Lincoin HaLt.—The Yale College Glee Club— 18 volces—will give a coucert at Lincoln Hall, Tuesday evening, April i9in. They will sing college songs, glecs. solos, choruses, &c. Taese concerts are very popular. ABNER'S HALL.—Frederick Schunemann will deliver a lecture at Abner’s Hall to-morrow evening. His subject will be “Materialism.” consigned to Col. Joba Splay WwW. Thonias,® $ g.. s2vcu 3 ‘high, by Soott's hoa “John T. Raymond, Memories of Yorktown. Editor Star:—A\low me, for general informa- Uon, to correct the statement of the Lonilon Telegraph, copied in last Saturday’s STAR, a3 you will find, on examtnation of the private Papers of Gen’l Washington, and the histories of the events of 17si, that Lord Cornwallis did Ot surrender to Gen'l Wasuington; but frou mortification and chagrin he felgned illness, and Gen'l O'Hara marcued out at the head of the British troops, on the 19th of October, and surrendered to Gen'l Lincoln, who had oe Geputed by Gen’l Washington to resive th same. As the British commander had deputea an inferior oficer to recelve Gen’l Lincoln's sword one year before, when he, Lincoin, rendered at Charleston, S. C., thelr colors were cased and the bands piuyed a slow march, O12 the 17th of October the British beat a parley, and Washington granted a cessatton of uid Slege for the appointment of commisstouers, Who met at the Moore House, still existing on the historic “Tempie Farm.” Tae combnis- sloners were Col. Lawrens (whose father was then a prisoner in the tower of Loadon); Count de Noailles and M. de Grandenan, on the part of the Americans; Lt. Col Duudas and Major Ross, on the part of Cornwallis, Tae event notced by the Lonton Teirgraph might pave occurred aster the surrender, but, ag will be Seen, IC did not occur at the surrender or tae Signing of the terms of the surrender of Zone town. ——— Dentists to the Front. Editor Siar :-—At vais time, when the draug- gists and physicians are at loggerheads, would it not be in order for the dentists to join in the fray, and protest against the wholesale in- frlngement on ‘Heir prerogatives by drazgists ana doctors alike? I think the professional tooth-pullers have more ground for complaint on this score than thelr “brother surgeons” who rank as M. D.’s have in the matter now before the public. Not only do members of the | above professions practice surgeoa dentistry, but maby barbers and leeches, ay many aa uo- lucky wight knows to h'scost. = PULLIKEN3. | i} i ee Rev. Mr. Ramsdelis Catholic Wife. Editor Star:—Please, sir, I would ke to ask through your valuable paper if, per venture, the case urged agaiust_the Kev. Mr. Ram-dell aud wife, nelther Of wom I know, should be | decided io favor of the opposition, what will | Become of the majority of the North churei— | must the churen in any case be broken up, or are tLe majority expected to bow to the intaor- ity, Who show themselves to be so unwise as to perscouie a man for taat wate the Seripuaces 2 LOL condemn? AD nVersalion On Unis Subj jo’ bor ot §0 bind as to. m: iM3 preacher 1g not a bel! m Uhat whosoever shall c the Son of God, God dwvel God. And do these suppose that God eit Without a people upon the earca gall the hunareds of years before tuere were “by Protestan Thea, no doubt but Le ‘se are the people, and wisdom shall dle with +them. 1 would know what moral right the mem):r3 of a church congregation have to say whom a man shall marry, seeing they both believe that desus 1s the Christ, and therefore are both born of God and shall overcome the worid, for who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus 1s the Son of God? But for what do ye come together at your weekly meetings? Is it for tue worship ot Jehovah? If so, how dare you find it distatetul to have those who worshippeth Jehovah, Father, Son and Holy Ghost? Also, ye would not allow her to become a Protestant, it seom- eth; for how shall they belleve except they hear, abd how shall they hear if ye forbid them, finding them distasteful? A PRESLYTERIAN OF A Scorce HOUSE OF Px TERIANS, —_——. SUIT FOR MALICIOUS PROSECUTIO! the Circult Court the case ot Tho. Manus against I. J. MacNamea and M. D. Peck—aciion for malicious prosecution—was placed on trial. Plain vharges that defend- ants In October 1579, conspired witif others for the purpose of injuring sim, and procured a Warrant for his arrest, charging him n keeping a disorderly house, on whitch ne was arrested, and he clams $25,000 damages, as PB. Me- ——_.—___. ROLr gold chains and charms, $2 each. Prigz’s.t ‘The Courts. Covrt In GENERAL TeRy. To day, Brereton agt. Brereton; opinion by Judge Hagner reversing decree below and re- Manud!ng the case, Morrison agt. Sauster; reversing decree below and sustaining the sigoments. Lamonte agi. W. & G. RK. R. Co.; opinion by Judge MacArthur on aside Judgment below. Gersdorff agt. Wheelor; de- cree below aftirmed. National Metropolitan Bank agt. Hitz; motion to dismiss tile: Di- mond agt. Cabtll; decree directed for complata- ant—opinion by Judge James, Cinevir Covrt—Juige Macarthur. Saturday, Lina & Co. agt. Barker; judzment, by default. Datley agt. Costello; certiorari quashed. Keyser agt. Halsivad: ‘motion to sirike out amended declaration overruled, with leave popes in ten days. Ki: saine order. Keyser agt. Prentiss; same. agt. Albers; demurrer sustained with leave to amend. Shoeber agt. Hill; new trial dente Schiennes agt. Smith; moiton for judgment not- withstanding pleas overruled and twenty diys given toreply. Burgess agt Raum; new trial granted. Jackson agt Norment; leave to file amended declaration. Schlesinger agt. Budd, O'Neal & Co; leave to defendant to withdraw plea to first count and demurrer overruled; ten lays granted to plead over. Perry agt. Barker & Kirk; judgment granted. ‘Stinemetz, agt. Kirk; Judgment set aside. Riley agt. Kirk; same action. Lewis agt. Ceas; judgment against all defendants. Murray ee Hugualy; new trial denied. Baldwin agt. Matthews; leave to flie amended bill of particulars, POLICE CouRT—Judae Snel, Saturday, after our report closed, @ James, for larceny of aton of coal from Joun W. Baldwin, was sentenced to six mouths ta JatL Jobn Engllsh, coHateral forfelted and an attachment fssued for defendant. John Waters and George Anderson, affray: forfelted coilat eral. John Coliins; collateral forfeited. nas Smith, colored, was charged with tha ses001 offence of petit larceny fh stealing about 54) Pounds of chain from the Consolidated coal Company, of Maryland. The case was coa- Uvu‘a to'prove the “Prox conviction. Te day, Ignatius Wilson, vagraacy; bonds or W days. Jolin Brosnahan; forfeited collateral. Euias Stelle; do. Thos A. Carter alas Cald- well. 4 soldier, loud and boisterous talkiag tn the street; $5 or 15 days. Jona Meloy, a youaz white man with one leg, charved with belaz aq habitual drunkard: bonds or 30 days in tho workhouse, Alice Jones, charged with belag a public prostitute and vagrant: $100 bonds or 3). Gaye. Alice Adams, do.; personai bonds. Eitjah Budzon, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Annie Pumphrey, a white woman, was charged with being a vagrant and with being found drunk on the street. She commenced crying and asked the court to let her make a s‘ate- ment, and said she had not been before his honor for a year. The court released her 01 her penal bonda, and told her not to como for ano her year. Dg., eight years old. 154° Condensed Locals. Mr. Frank Howe, on Saturday, tendered his resignation as clerk to District Attorney Cork- hill. to take effect to day. Mr. Howe will return to the active practice of law. Phiitp Katser, a small white boy, arrested for | Stealing oranges escaped from Une ceatral ata- tion yesterday afternoon by prying open the back door. An ahendoned male ififant, found tu Gould's alley, between 24 and 3d and F and G streets Borthwest, by Charles Jopason, has been sen’ to St. Ann’s Asylum. A special meeting of the executive commit- fee of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen Will be heid at the Metropolitan Hotel, New York city, Saturday evening, April 25th, When the piace for holding the next national regatta will De decided upon. Every indication aU present points to the selection of Washing- ton. The disputed four-oared shell race b2- tween the Analostan, Potomac and Columbia clubs, Which took place bere las! Ovtober, and about which so much has been said and written, will be decided at this meeting. Judge Hagner will hold the Probate Court this week at 10 o’clock on Wednesday morning, and not on Friday next, which is Good Friday. ‘The vestry of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church has called Rev. Jostah Perry, now laboring to a a8 assistant rector to Rev. Dr. W. A. aris, The case of Supplee agt. English, in the Equity Courty, was settled this morning. The bil asked for a dissolution of partnership and the appointment of a receiver, On Saturday the bill Was amended by striking out the scandal- ousmatter, aud the solicitors settled the dis- pute by payment of a nominal sum to com- ees and this morning the suit was dis- misse —__ THE LamoNTs RK. R. Casg.—To-day, in the Court in General Term, the case of Lamonte aguinst the W. & G. KR. R. Co. was decided, ducge Macarthur delivering the opinion of tha court, setting aside the judgment below. It will be remembered that plaintiff claimed to have been ejected froma street car and sus- tained such Gamage ‘sa to cripple him for life. ‘The case was tried before a jury several times, and verdicts being given for plaintiff they have been as often reversed. The amaunt allowed By Ge jJurles has increased steadily on each rial, THE TURF REGISTER CaS DECIDED.On Sat- urday the case of Richard B. Cnowler against Crarles T. Davis for iujunction to prevent the latter from selling a book on turf sports, on the giound that it was an infringement on the copyright of the former, was in the Equtty Court. Judge Wylie denied the petition, nold- ing that the publication of information common to all parties could not be enjoined unless a subsequent edition proved to be 1n_the precise corer @ previous compilation by another author. THe DASHAways met last evening at 014 Fellows’ Hall and elected the following officers: Hosea B. Moulton, president; L. H. Patterson, vice-president; Thomas 1. Miller, secretary? J. Hilton, treasurer; Kev. C. W. Denison, chap- jain; F. Winkleman, se! t-at-arms. The retiring preslient introduvea the newly elected president, H. B. Moulton, who mauve an earnest address. Rev, W. Denison offered resolu- Uons thanking Mr. Eggleston for his servic as president, which where adopted. Remarks were made by Col. Meacham, Vice President L. H. Patferson and Charies M. Nye. West Washington, nee Georgetown. CavGnT oN THE Roor.—Werd came to the Statlonhouse Saturday night that a colored man, Damed Hillary Johnson, lviag on Jeffer- son street, below Bridge, was suspected ot huving stolen a lot of chickens from some partes In the first ward. Lieut. Swindells, With some officers, proceeded to the house—a large three-story tenement house, and after Searching It, found Johnson hiding on the roof, He was captured, and some of the chickens recvered, GRaIN TRADE.—Arrived by canal, boat Sam’1 darboe, with 650 bushels wheat, 2,500 bushels White corn, and 700 bustiels yellow corn. MERCHANTS’ EXCTIANGE.—Olferings on ‘Uhange to-day, 650 bushels wheat sold at 125%; 2,500 busbels white corn sold at 54 cents; 700 ousiels yellew corn at same. _———— DE MEYER’S OATARRH CURE. Unquestionably the most important medi- cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which ssimilates with the mucous membrane and forms notonly slocal, but a comstitutional cure at any stage. One package generally suilices. Deliv- ered by Drugyists or by D. B. DewEx & Co., 46 Dey Street, N. ¥., $1.00 complete. Treatise and remarkable statements by the cured, mailed free. The afflicted can refer to: Gro. W. Lamericut, 73 Biddle St, Baltimore; Mr. ScHROEDER, 360 North Broadway; Joun L. HEREING, c. Park ay. & McMechan St. ; Gxo. G. Pressuny, Prop. West End Hotel, Lonx Branch; Bey. 0. H. Tayton, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Md. B. K. HELruEnstise, Ebbitt House, Washington; Bey. Geo, E. Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Pails. + Gen. L. C. Boors, Wilmington; Rev. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick, Md.; Mile Anreg, Opera Prims Donna; Pavr Boyrox, tho great swimmer, Flushing, L.I. ; Bam’ Bewxvicr, Jr., 697 Broadway, N. ¥., ete. Areal cure of Catarrh for $1.00! novl-eodeow A YOSDEREUL DISOUVERY. CURALIN: A positive remedy for CORNS. — Price 2501 Bold by all Drugwists. i Props., Gity, N. J. 120 Mabs. ave. northwext- TRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC. IRON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND. £D FOR ALL DISEASES. REQUIRING A CER- TAIN AND EFFIGIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &o. &N- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THB NERVES, THEY AOI LIKE-A CHAEM ON THR DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, “@UCH AS TASTING ‘THE FOOD, BELORING, HEAT IN THE BTOM- ACH, HEARTBURN, &0. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKER THE TEETH OB GIVE HEADACKE. WRITE FOR THE ABO BOOK, 82 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL BEADING, SENT FREE. cae Brown Chemical Company, tan26 Baltimore, Maryland, the best sols SUSTH'S old stand keno tee HARD GLOLUTNG cau ‘be_ told at rensoy tae foes. Addrese or call at JUSTH'S ola stand. No. 1a Betis between 6th and fib ste woeieose oe Branch Store, No_408 9th st, between D and & sts corthwest. N.B.—Note by mail promptly at- tended to. mar24 7 ALEER’S, 206 10TH Nreeer. CH. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, OARPET LIN! oemavEbhts Heat and me nov2__ GBA’ ROOFING SUPPLIES. NGINE OFL! USE THE BEST! Evening Star Oo have for rardnet ured and tested &. H. KELLOGG'S ENGINE OLL, oa cee one endorse it as first class. Man- “pardi-2u” 11 Cedar street, Now Xork. POMTED SALAD OIL, for Table and Titahettuse ef vervall., Stor ber pli COMP. LICORICE POWDER, for purifying the blood and rewulating the system, 280. per box, at A. Rie KLOCZEWSHI'S DUG STORE, warll 422 Oth et. a.w. [2S F0RNSON & CO. Bankers, WARHINGTOR, D. 0.. DKALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS TBICT and other INVESTMENT SEOUBITIEG, DOMERTIO and FOREIGN EXOHANGE. janl9 hte ATA Tg, HEMORRHAGES, WOUND*, "WURNs, BORE EYES AND FRET. LEWIN: WITCH HAZEL AND GLYOERINE Gives immediate relief—sold by ‘eeaemate. a7-ln CITY ITEMS. Forty Years’ Experience of an Old - nN Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup 1s the pre- Scription of ove of the pest i And nurses in the United States, and has been 1 2860 for forty years with never:falling success Lm enitifone ate: Tapia wT o.aers for their cuuaren, 1 relieves the child from pain, cures dyse ntery and diarrb@a, griping In the bowels and wind colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother, ce 25 cents a bottle. ™m,W,3 Buchupat New, quick, complete cure, 4 days, urinary affections, smarting, frequeat or difficult urina- yon, kidney disease, #1, Druggists. 480 Pa. vi n “Alderney Dairy ” Fresh Aldes eve Ww ey Dutter churned every morn- ing, and deliveredin ylba “Ward” prints, 45c. per lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttermiik and Sweet milk 6c. per qt. Cream,’ 1c. pint. R\HIP HERETOFORE FE PRE QOPARTN ISTING az ¥ OODWARD, LOTHROP COCHRANE is dissolve L by mutral consent. Mr. 8 W. WOODWARD is alone authorized to sign id liquidation. 8. W. WOODWARD, A.M. LOTHL.OP, © §®. OUCHRANE. ‘The business will be continued as heretofore, oder the firm name of WOODWARD & LOTL: OP. Washington, April 1, 1881. NITED STATES CF AMERICA, 2)... Listhior oF Conpatnta,) “8? This is to oertify that the Nudersunhed have formed s limited partnership pursuant to the Re- vis-d Statutes of tue United States relating to the Dietrict of Columbia; that the name or firm under Which such partnership is to be conducted is WOUDWAKD & LOTHROP; that the general ture of business intended to be transacted by aai firm is the buying and erliing of, and desing in, Drs Goo s, atid wach articles as are nsually dest in by dealers in such wares and goods; tliat the names of all the generel and Cen partners in- te: ested therein are as follows. yiz:—Samnel Wa ter Wo: dward aid Alvin M. Lothrop. both of whom Teside in the city of Washington, District of Co- lumbia, are the general partters, and Samuel 0. Pullman. whe resides in the city, county and Stats of New York, ix the special parizier; that the said special partuer, Samuel O. Pullman, has contrib- uted the snm of ten thourand dollars in cash as capital to the common stock. aud that the partuar- ship is to commence on the first day of April, 1881, and is to terminate on the thirty-firat day of March, 2888. 1 ated this thirty-first day of March, 1881. SAMUEL WALTER WOOD WAND, (Seal, ] ALVIN M. 4 OTHROP, [-eal, } General Partners; SAMUEL G. FULLMAN, (Seal, | Speciai Partner. ‘apl-e>tw* apré-m,w, fiw LUMBERi OUB IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT VIM ANP PUSH WILL DY. NOTHING BUT STEADY LOW PRIOES, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND MAINTAIN A BUSINESS 8UCH AS OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS GAN POSSIBLY SEEK IN AS- SURED. LOW PRICES. LARGE STOCK OF SIX MILLION FEET, AND AN AROHITECT 10 FURNISH PLANS AND DRAWINGS FREE OF OHARGR. NO OTHER YARD OFFERS 8C MANY IR- DUCEMENTS TO BUYERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, 3 | ae st. and New York ave., ibe uare, Yards. N erty Market Square, feb26 VATURE’S TRIUMPH, aU RAcIE 8 ROUT ETTTERS. It yon are woaks or lanyuld, use Fradter's ters. If your flesh is fabby and your com; 19x! sallow, use Frazier's Bitters. It you live ins ms- larial district, use Frazier’s Bitters. If worn do with the care of children, nse ¥ razier's Bitter you have got the blaes, use Frazter’s Bitters. on have Kept late hours and lived contrary to the ws of heaith, use Srazier's Root Bitters if you need toning up, take Frazier's Root Litters. If on have abused instead of nsed natare’s gift, use ‘azier'a Bitters. If you feel cid before your time, nse Frazier's Bi If life hss become a have gloomy fomeboaings, use If your hands tremble and your dim, #razier's Root Bitters will : SERRE burden and you Frazier’s Bitters. here 1oW price Bl per bottle. £ KAN. GER ED & CO., Sole Proprietors, Cleveland, 0, 8rOTT & GROMW: holeesie Agents "439 Penneylvania ave. Jand-endp A le ALNUT AND EBONIZED BRACK- W ETS, &c. si Bolla Walnut Side Brackets, 25c. up; solid Wal: ; Cuock Brackets ,500., Wall Pockets, 0c’, Si: ; Bookshelves, 3"to 4 iand Marble Top Gard, Flower and Jardiniere stands, plain and decorated, from $1; new Horseelioe Hat Itucks, 7c. ; new Au chor Hat Racks, $1; Ro lor Skates, $1.73. Also, Just cpened-—600'3 joint Fishing Rods, 20c., and a variety of better Hod, Lines, &c. Rush Shopping Baskets, 15, 20, 25c. ;' Willow, Stray, Lunch aud Shopping Reekets from 25c. up. OurSpring Stock of Boy's Velocipedes and Bicyc.es is now opai for ingpection. In Baby Carriages we flatior ourselves to be able tocilcr tome extraordinary bargains. B. SILVEBBESG, TOYS AND FANCY GOops, 312 7th and 313 Sth street northwenz, mar23 60 Near Pennsylvania avenue. TW HEST DEALERS MAKE MONEY min T. 800! ‘street, ' ILE & CO-, 190 La Salle street Oaicaso, ‘Write for particaler octil-e012m P42 "4uD usivensrry, CAMBRIDGE, MABS. The June examinations for admission to Goliege, the Lat Harvard wrencé Scientific School, the Law ool Bud the Medical School, will hereafter be held simultaneously in Cambridge, Exeter, N. H.. New York, ulate, Cincinnati, Obi and San Francisco on the THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY following the last WEDNESDAY in JUNE. ‘They will bexin this year on THURSDAY, d iN 807, atSa.m Candidates may present themselves upon a part xaDLinations. of the x For recent examination papers aud farther formation address the E. GIsTRat, Harvard 0: lege, mar3-Jawl) Cambridge, Mass. Lat ZAC. AV) PIBATEs ©: FERZ AACE. OL! ETT Full vocal scores, with piano accompaniment of there popular Operas now ready. 0, Drilriant Fotpouri’s Waltzes and Marches from same. Kich- popes bred ametioa eis Forte, slightly dam- ag iscoun' = SIDNEY T. NIM™0’S, mara 433 7th mt. ‘thwest B. DUPARE’S CATAKRBA REMEDY of Catarrh. Price, 25 cents. Bigod and Liver Pilis remove rz. cures every case Try it. Dr.Dupare’s Rtcomb's Lun Datta cures ids, couzhs, and co: tcomb's Lup; alin Cu col col sumption, Price, 25 and 50 cents. rr. Dupare’ Rover failing File Remedy, cures blind, bleeding and itching piles. ay 60 cents. For ale a Western Medical Depot, 616 Wont Baltimore stroct, Baltimore, Md.,and druggists. mar2l-4ply. WALTHAM WATCHES, 5 cents. Mrs. D: dentiy reoommend the Watches mann- Poth y <2 any erie Wotch Company, Walt- tan be obtained for te price,” onoeher® “oat A large askordiuent of all grades and styles always aw. GACT, BRO. & CO aaa £107 Penn. ave. AS feb18-2m_ 2H. HUPPERT, Nos, 403 and 405 7th st. n. w. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY OHIL- DBEN'S CARRIAGE OOMPANY, the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durability in the market. ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES, VELOCLPEDES, WAGONB, N. Y. ROLLEB SKATES (all numbers) At to Suit the Times. Cos= Prices msrd DRoes, OOUGH D30) C006 99958 on pnoes. ‘LATE MARTSLS. ‘Persons building will find it to their Gate: wee ae Prices a ali Up. 12° LADIES’ PARASOLS. Latest Ceaigns, from the leading houses of New York and Philadelphia. Also, GENTLEMEN and LADIES' SILK UM- BRELLAS, large stock to select from, st the lowest prices. STINEMETZ’S, ap2 1287 Pa. av., next to cor. 13th st. Ue AND REPAIR- ERS, call for prices on and Elas- Chair Bottoms Any size Elastic, R ‘Hardware, 919 7th street. ‘maril-dr0 & | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COR. 9TH ST. eet ___AMUSEMENTs. - — —————— OMBRE CORDUROY SATINS. Foes 4 New and Great Play, BATIN MERVEILLE -- ma Maenificent’ “te ry P= i acte! Onbere s TO-NIGHT aND SAT CH The brivtant Ene WoOHVE In the new play. full of terest, entiti HE MO NEY MankkKET QOBAPR YEDNO, Phe Hoshand and F: FLEUE DE TEE, The Mifeand Mouter Bride, CACREMIRE HINDOT, ‘The Daughter and Her Lov NOW'S Veil Sen | father apa JHULDA CLOTHS, | A play every one vantage. FRENCH DUNTINGS. sverie | BBpecia Dazeaine” in FOULARD SILKS at So. | THE ACHTR of He war oy See | NEW PARABOLS and SUN UMBREGLAS | ROSE Woop? | SEW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS as "GABRIELLE DU SATID | LALEST NOVELTIES in *-WHITE GOODS.” “ “ BMMA VADERS! | EAN aN BUR EEe Srp EADS. for Garnitare, | W- HERBERT" : 1 MA PI N PLA Ss Garni si 3 . | SUMMER § from Sie to@l. re F. NAGLE FUREST R TABLE LIN NAPRINS, TOWELS, &c., tn | Great Variety and at the Lowest Prices. §2-ONE PRICE ONLY. | PERBY & EKOCTUEB; | day and “at te ia NT. AY in ALO. Qunter's Pantast Established 1840. Brocave SILMe, BEROOAME SATINS, 81.00. AVY BLUE, GARNET AND BL. BLACK AND WRITE SILKS, 60,5 COLOKED SATINS, 75. u BLACK SILKS, 75, 87, 81.90, £1.25, 1.50, 81.75, | Gur BLto. SLs, eta) MLAS SS | pecial bsreains. r BLACK AND CULORED SILK VELVETS. Hesntiful PLAID AND STRIPED DRESS GOODS for triniming—immeree assortment ; prices 9 apo | pall colors, $1.00. 0 few Years aw. b Exye tian of Par : Teeey re of Eeyit was led with bis XN re ithe had fa len Ss i don the above facts AN SATIN STRIPE! fine ity, TUESDAY, At Just received. =: 1_CORKIENNE MRK PURE WOOL BUNTING, 7 PURE WOOL CLOTH, for boys! wear, 25. COLORED CASHMERES, oxey quarte WECLORED CASUMERES, ose yard and aquarter PURE WOOL BLACK CAsHM! » Width, Pre quality. 37%. EES Rime BLACK TAMISR. BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA, 81.00. *-NUN'S VEILING, "in all colors, pare woo!, 37%. PURE LINEN DINNEK NAPKINS, 75a dozin: bargains. special “MERCEDES,” the new style PARASOLS, lined with Cream, Garuct, White and Bisck Sixe DR PURE LINEN BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, 50. CARTER’S Til Market Space. Ross SKATING RINK. MONDAY NIGHT, APL POLO, WEST END BINK, BALT AGAINST 1t Y M. ¢. a. COLUBSE. . “WHITTIER AND BY CHARLES H. BRAINARD, Pse , OF BOBTON. LINCO.N BALL, Arai 13TH, ar 8 o'cLocK? HIS POETER pT BY GOobs, 817 Market ®pace. JOHN A. LUTTRELL & CO.. Successors to WM. M. BROWN, Are offering grest bargains in DR¥ GODS, and invite an early inepection of their SPRING AS- SORTMENT. ‘Tickets, including reserved s For talc at Metzerott’s se. ing members can procure their tlekete at f the Association, and reserve theig zerowt’s without any charge, apo 4b XERMANS, ATTENTION. — BH SCHUNEMANN, Pott of San I hold a Lecture at Abner's Music His! April X pm. Subject; ‘*Mat mmission 2c. INCOLN HALL, TUEBDAY EVENT All parties indebted to WM. M. BROWN will pieare wake settlement st the Vid stand. JOHN A. LUTTRELL & €O., a7 S17 Market Space. VALE LE 8 Voices), SPRING OPENING Is COLLEGE Sonos, GLERS, SOLOS, CHORTSER, KO. OF 4 show how thor- PRESS GooDs, am fairly captic W. M. SHUSTER & SONS pal Boole OFFER UNUSUAL ATTHAOTIONS IN CHOICE = DBESS GOODS FOR SPRING any BUMMER. Ohene Surah, Surah Checks, Louisine filke, Checks and Stripes, Roman Barre, Roman Stripes, Plain Colored Surah all colors, Crepe Yeddo, Fre: Lawng, Fine Madras Ginehsme, and a very Larze Stock of New and Choice White Goods, India Linen, India Mull, Perrian Lawn and Fisured Swiss Mus- lire in Great variety, Wool Ohecks, Nun's Yelling, Chudda Cloth, C: 8, Albstroes, &e ‘Jowels, Navking, Table Linen and Sheeting in every «rade at the Lowe-t Market Prices. N. B.—FULL STOCK OF PARASOLS. ONE PRICE. W.M. SHUSTER & SONS, ap5 919 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘\HOMPSON’S SHIBT FACTORY, 816 B er. NORTHWEST, OPP. PATENT OFFICE. N NTH ANNUAL CHARITY BALES. For the Benefit of the DREN'S HOSPITAL, NATIONAL THEAT MONDAY EVENING, APBIL ISrm, 1881, Under the auspices of the following-named LADY PATRONS MRS. PRESIDENT GARFIELD, CRETARY BLAINE, CRETARY WINDOM, SEChETARY LINCOLN, |. FECKEPARY HUNT, MRS. POSTMASTER DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER, 8 specialty. READY-MADE Si naw pelos HIRTS at following jy AL JAMES, Ee Wementa: et. oe are 90e0t8. | MRS. ATIC) NERAL MoVEAGH. F. of the L, vutinte 38 cts. ; finished, & RS CHIEF JUsTIC kK Boys’ Wamsutta, unfinished, 60 cts. 5 unished, ae hee Just received, slargelineof FANCY HALF HOSE; | MRS. STICE BRADLEY, also, latest designs in NECK WEAK appropriate for | MRS. JUSTICE HARLAN, ° TA complete ftock of GENTS" FURNISHINGS | LADY THORNTON, Britich Pabssey VISCOUNTESS DAS NOGULIEAS, Portagueso vation; MADAME OUTREY, French Lexstion; | MADAME DE ZAMAOONA, Mexican Legation; COUNTESS LEWENHAUPT, Sweilish Lexation ; MADAME ASTA BUBUAGA, Ghiiian Legation; always on hand at mnurnaliy low prices. apd OMPet JAMES T JN, Mapager. G, 3: ELLERY, BUCCESSOR TO DUBBEUIL BROTHERS, MADAME YOSHIDA, Japanese Lezation, Mannfacturers of And the FINE DEESS SHIETS, BOARD OF LADY VisiT038, GENIS' FURNISHINGS. <i 1112 F st. northwest, Washington, D. C. BOARD OF DIRECTORS, « Bix of the Firest Dress Ghists to order AND THE ix Extra Fin 01 Eas eee ere Six Fine bhirta to ondon BOARD OF HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION. 2 a LADY VisIT< ENLARGEMENT OF BUSINESS, | Mrs. Gou Jas B my Pre Mrs. A Ross Ray, 3. Linesin, Vice President. t Loring, Miss Virwinis Miller, Mrs. A. HI. Lowery, Treasurer. Mrs. F. B. MoGuire, Mrs. John 0. Kennedy, Mrs. Jourdau Maury, Secretary. Miss Meivs, GUINNIP, DAY a CO Mrs. J ©. Autenried, Mrs J. R. McPherson, Mre. Jchn 8. Barbour, Mrs. Gen. (. McKesyer. Miss Beckwith, Mrs. D. W. Maton, Mrs... V.8. Berry, Mrs. 8. V. Niles, Suocessons 70 Mies Oaroline Bradisy, Mrs. 8. 1b. Parris, Mrs. 8. ©. 3e] Mrs. UO. M. Pasa, Miss Beale, Mrs. Gen. Potter, Mrs. Colgats, Mra. Josep Redfern, 2 & KING CHANDLER, Mrs. Kobert Craiz, Mrs. W. D. Davidse, Miss Laura Delativld, 822 and 824 Seventh Street N.Ws, as _ Dutton, « Miss Julia Kawands, Mrs. Geors» Taylor, Mrs. J. D. Fuller, Mrs.Geu.& D. Townsend ARE OFFERING MARKED INDUCEMENTS IN | Mra. M. W. Ga! Miss Maric L. Thowson, Y. Mies Gillies, Mra. Wa. Wall, ALL ‘MENTS: ovcu- Mre.H. A. Goldsborough, Mrs. Richard Wa'lach, =— = be Mrs. Judge Hiagner, Mrs. W. B. Webb, Mrs. Panola Hampoon, Miss Went-!, PYING THEIR ADDITIONAL SPA- Mrs KR. D. Hitchcock, Mrs. L. Waitaey, w Mrs Francis J. HigyinsopMra. H. A Mies Caroline Henry, = Mrs. ©. ( ard, GrOUS8 AND ELEGANT Mrs. 8. Ka STOLE, Mise Bestic Ki’ FLOOR MANA No. 820 7th street, Mr. Eeaton Moaroe, Chairman, Mr. F.W Poor, 5 Mr.G.M.L ckwood, Mr.John £ weale, WHICH WILL BE OPENED ABOUT APBIL 14, | Mr. Max Woodhull. Mr.N.3.D. Peadietoa, Lt.J.A Buchanan,USA Mr.A A.A Lt. W.H tlsck, USN, Lt.W.C Babcock, USN, Lt.M. M.Macomb,USA, Mr. Clifford Richardson, Mr. W. Wirt Wilson, Mr.George Morris, Mr. Woodbury Bisir, Mr. Frank H. Howe, Mr.J.H. Magruder, Mr. Charlies Galt, Mr Benrs © oftey, Mr. Ban tal! agnor, Mr.Jobo Mauna, Dr. F.B. Loris, Mr.Joba #. Me WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK. Mr.3. Buck Beale, LE #.Qualtrongh, UBM . Mr. Towson Csldwe!', 73 of B se rg v Mr. Edward Stephens, t. Frank Hobbs, — SURES DBS OO | ye raise, Lt Hamiiton Rowen, 18% NEW vEY Goons Lt.R.G. Davenport, USA Lt.Carro! Mercer, USMU Mr.James M.Johnston, Gen. 8.11. Robertson, SPEGIAL BARGAINS IN BLAQK BROOADE | Mr. Walker Bisine, Mr.J3. Wily Aatick, 2 Mr.R. W.Goode, Mr.Randa | Webb, BLAOK SATIN DE LYON. Mr.F.V.Eobineon, Mr IN. Burritt, COLORED ** ba Mr James Mure, Lt. Fred’x Collins, USN, BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. Mr. H.B Wilkins, Capt H.0.Taylor, USN, Mr J.J. Chew, Lt. Francis Winslow, USN BLACK AND COLORED SUBAH SILKS. Mr. Frauk N.Leo, Mr. William Hill, NUN'S BLACK VEILING. Mr. Lee Phillips, Mr. Chas. W. Dorsey, Full Jines of all kinds of first-class DEY GOODB | Mr. Wm Taploe Snyder, Mr H O.Ssayne, AT BOTTOM PRIORS. Mr. Andrew Allen, a Clymer, CLABE Mr. Mayhew Plater, ir. Aulick Palmer, a oom Mr.3.A.Goréon, Mr. Rober: Basle, maria £03 Merket Space. | wir HerrisonH Dodze, Mr.Herbert Wadsworth. ‘KW SPRING GOODS. Mr.Berjatuin Miler, | Mr. A-H Kiliott, as Mr.Cha-1es Cropley, Mr. Richard S.aith. SPMING DUELS GOODS comprising alt tenes | Mr Edwin Forrest, _Mr. Androw D. Wilcox. Le. glace White and Cocteh De erate | Tickets, admitting geniloman and to ladies. $10 oly: Satin Damasse, Burah Grenadines, Biack and | Single ticketees.ecseceseeen Colored Bilks, Filk Grenadioes in all the new | which can be procured from ths w-iubers of the t fie Male ee tees ona. Bain ae Board of Lady Visitors Bosrd of icestors and Shi ia Board o! ‘Administration. all wid na Tenis On wand Nope N. B.—No extra charge for Supp: Kine, all sizes: English and German Hoel z ery {pall the ‘new styles. An Of our | msrsl-stapll-7 stock is ‘ges POOH BHO, & co.. | ——— a a See Se aoe | ea Bones oe ENT® FUBRISHINGS. bad crag cent an $ 10 6 per cent. inaewin, want to bay call and see— when dee! PRIVILEGES at eeponas > The BERATE REID? for ee cents. Tt teas good | Aso, secure STOCK, HAEVILE te ito “ihe MYSTESY SELWT, 15 conte. 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