Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1881, Page 4

STAR. <April Li, LSS. ‘The Weather. OFFIck OP THR CHIRP SIGNAL. OFFICER, } ‘Wasutxeton, D. ., April 14, 1551, 9:39 am. for the middie Jantic states, falling herenttes, stationary or higher temperature. Bortherly, backing fo westerly winds, partly cloudy weather. with occasional rain near the lear Weather To-morrow. ‘The Chief Signal Oftice furntshes the follo’ ing special Dulietin to the press: The tempe ature has fallen decidedly in the past ive four hours in the South Atiantic and Guit states and Tennessee, and risen deciiedily tn the extreme northwest and the Missouri val- ley. Cloudy weather prevails on the Atiantle goast with rain tn the Sourh Atlantic states ted from Washio E tofy and Oregon. Elsvwhere fatr weather pro- Ne. Astorm develope? tn South Car daring Yesterday and moving a little east of South 1 now central east of Charleston, and 1s aceompanted by strong northerly winds on the South Atlantic co1st. The inci¢atians are that the storm now central off the Syuth Carolina eoast will move northeastward causing strong northeasterly winds and rains on the corst fo the Middle Atlantic states and New England, followed by clearing weather in the South At Jantic states to-day, and in the Middie states and New En air weather ; Will propadl states, the | Laps lower lake region on Friday. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER ‘The followmg are the readings of the ther- @ Signal Office during the day:— 2; 2p. in, 50%. MAXL LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Fori’s Opera House.—Last bigat of “The Money Market.” Theater,—Jona T. Raymond, as Odeon Hat?.—Literary and musteal entertain- ment ebration. Ny NAMES OF The Emancipation Ce PROPOSED ROUTE OF TEE PROCESS: SPEAKERS INVITED, ETC Delegates of various colored organizations of ‘his District met last night at Friend's Zion hall to arrange for the celebration of Emanci- tion day. Lewis Willis tn the chatr and Jesse Roy secretary. ‘The chair said that twenty- three orvanizations had signified their intention of participating, and that Invitations to speak bad been extended to the following persons: A. €. Richar¢s, Sayles J. Bowen. Senator William Mahone, Dr. Willtz Senator Logan, Jobn B.'Syphax, the Commissioners of the Dis~ trict, Isatah S. W n, H. H. Riddleverger, Emery, J J.D. Lawson, Ki Laws, ii jam Gibbon and C, wzbngh. eles will form at Friend’ Zion hail, on ¢ between 44; and 34 streets south wes arch up 4i street fo the Avenue educt square, Geo town, to West street, to High street, to Bridge Street, to the Avenue, to the White House, d from t East €2j et's ( Avenue, to the Cap- rect, to the monument, re the speecnes will be nm Show, which ts to ex- lay or two, wil! chatlenge ri uestrienne and gymnle depar For Two Dars Oxty 1 shail selPastontshing Pargatns te ware, 50 per cent. below cost; cu acers, 3 cents @ pi London t3 per dozen: MARRIAGE LicENsss have been tel Shaw and Clara Snowden; J. E. Matilda C. Ellis, of Alex. Co., Va.: H Clements and Miss Amelia Suith; Michael B. ‘Thomas, of Miliviile, N. J., and Mary Cook; Peter Lewis and Saab Madison; John Washington aud Lotule Brown. —_——___ ‘THE burlesque musical troupe of the “Raj- ades,” its individual members varying from four to twenty-two feet high, 1s said to be trresista- biy ludicrous. They appear at each exhibition of the Barnum and London Combination. = { ‘THE sale of of! paintings and water colors by Fesident artists commences this evening in the old Club House, corner of i5th and qi streets, Opposite Wormley’s hotel, at 5 o'clock, t —_+—___. BUILDING Assoctation.—The first annual meeting of the Western Bullding as:o¢lation was held lasteventng. The report of the se retary, W. H. Wetzell, showed the recetpts to and cash on hand $541.9", assets otal nuraber of shares, 2,57; shares ed On nor cane: er cent obtained Sz 97-11 12.66, «seater and natural st. Own Latta, M. G. Eaery, lop and Wilian if P. ‘The Inland and bas elected directors as rotlow: fon, A. H. Herr, H. A. Willard, Nathanlel Wilson, Dr. J ment, George H. b. W sting Company W. Taomp- fanaa we and H. D. Cooke. “A MILB OF SNakgs” 1s advertised among the curlosities of the Barnum-Londoa Exbibi- ons. t Suits ps Equity.—H. Davis, as admints- trator of the estate of Philp B. Foulke, flied a Dill in equity yesterday for 4 settlement of the Partnersntp formerly existing between Foul: & Key and for an injunction against the latter drawing the balance, $515.921, of the award of 510.65 Obtained by the frm from the S; Claims commission for Ben claims. Mr. Jonn W. Thompson yesterday filed a Dill Lequity against A C. Bradley and others to event the transfer of certain funda said to be to A. K. Shepherd, and the conveyance of seal estate placed tn’ the hands of Messrs, Wiliard, Cross « Bacon, as trustees, until the notes held by the com ‘THE police reguiations of the Barnt Consolidation are su Dest of order a: ‘Tre Cor: BURTZENFEST.—The Wasning- ton Schuetzen Verein are making grand a rabgements for thuir annual festival and shoot. ing tournament. The committee of twenty- seven met last night at Abuer’s Hall, Charles Ebelin the chair. It was decided to open the annual Schuetzenfest on the 2th of June, to Continue forfour days. Messrs. Simon Wolf, W. Helmus, Chris Ruppert, A.eKovb, J, J. Appich and Chris Mander were appointed au executive committee. and in conjunction with the president, secretary, first targetmaster and treaeurer of the society, they Will make ail necessary arrangements. A number of crack Shooters from Baltimore and ether places will Partcipate tn the prize shooting. im-London perb—thus insur: ecorum, OvRRa Crars of constructed for the Visitors, are bitlous. ovel design, and specially fort and conve nlence of used in the Barnum-London een WasnISGTON Fisa Manget.—Sold oy ft. A. | Golden. agent. since our last report:—s0,i00) Rerrings, frou $48 per th 00) shad, from $15 to $# per bundred: aches of Tock and perch, from 2% to — ‘THE pavilions of the Barn London Shows have comfortable sealiag cap lor twenty Thousand peopl. t HoLy WEEK.—The tenebrac service was com- menced in the Catholic churches last night. ‘The altars are dressed in mourning and as the Services progress the 3 are extinguished unti! none remain, symboilzing the darkness which covered the earth while Christ was on the cross. Holy or Passion, or the “Great” Week as It was once called, bas for its observ abce the sanction of the church in all ages, ‘The chief incidents celebrated during the week are the institution of the sacrament of the Lora’s Supper and the crucifixion of our Lord. ‘The former event ts commemorated to-day, which 1s called Maunday Thursday {n allusion. Xo the mandate, which was given by Christ to Bis disciples, “that they shoula love one an- other,” and also the mandate “this do in com- memoration of Me.” The churches were ali $Pem during to-day to allow Catholics to visit the repositories at each representing Carist's sepulebre. Around to-morrow (G90: Priday cluster allthe mournful memories of the most Sacred season of the ecclesiastical year, and to Mt are Crawn trresistinly the thou: ‘ats of all the faithful by whom Lentis observed. Next San. @ay the gloom of the penttential season of Lent will be broken in upoa by Easter Sunday. when the resurrection of cur Lord wilt be joyfully commemorated. The services tn the Protestants, pal churches also during the Week are the most solemn character, closing with the festivities of Easier. ———— ead it car baat will decorate the warels nO ib Penge oe ago ing fae tet Carpenters Organize. INCREASE OP 25 PER CENT ON WAGES. An adjourned meeting of journeymen car- penters of this District was held last night at Cosmopolitan Hall, Mr, G. Edmonston in the chair nd Mr. Thomas Henderson seeretary. Some forty carpenters present signed the roil, making one bundred and six members of the association. The term to be held by those elected to fll the offices was fixed for three Months. The meeting then procesded to elect | Oflicers for the ensutng term. Messrs. Fowler and Kouse were appointed tellers, and thx elec. | tion resuited in the choice of Mr: David Gregg as president; G. Edmonston, vice wresident; Thomas Henderson, treasurer; Isaac Miller, corresponding secretary; J. W. Howard, finan: | clal secretary, and . Marttn, doorkeepar. A copy of a constitution and by-laws offered by Mr. Samuel Howard was referred to a com:alt- tee of nine, consisting ot Messrs. J. M. Dann, Jobn Henderson, Jona Connor, Joha Kose, Lemuel Fowler, Edward Wayson, Jas. Geary, G. Edwonston and President Gregg, who were instructed to make @ report: at the next meet- ing. Mr. Rouse made some remarks, saying thelr object was to ges their pay increased. He opposed a strike now and at ‘all times, as tt aiways threw the journeymen back and at the Same tine was Injustice to the bosses. He moved that they now ask an increase of 25 per centon the present wages, to commence on the ist of May bext, noton any specitied rate, but on the present prices paid to different in- dividuals. Considerable disusston followet one potnt being as to how this would effect the Carpenters in goverament employ, their Wises belpg LOW established at $250. Mr. Miller moved an amendment that the carpenters re quest a uniform rate of 2250 perday. A‘ discussion the amendment was lost. Tae orig- inal motion for an advance of 25 per cent. was then adopted, and the secretary of the associa Hon Was directed to notify the bosses through the mall of the action of tae meeting. I ‘The New Church Movementin South Washington. AN ORGANIZATION EFFECTED. Last evenlng an adjourned meeting of the congregation formed in South Wasbington of the withdrawing members of Ryland M. E. Church on the 6th instant was held at the resi- dence of Mrs.'T. E. Lloyd, Mr. S. P. Keller in the chair and Mr. H. L. Rose'seeretary. There was a very fair attendance. and the situation was discussed at some length, the decision being reached that the soclety should be Metnodist in dcetrine, but free from the rules in regard to church government, An organization was ef- fected by electing the following: Trustees, Messrs. Wiillam Worrell, J. K. Sharp, W. J. Murtagh, J. H. Mitenell and A. C, Irwine; stew- ards, H. 1. Rose, R. F. Downs, Thomas Tucker, S- P. Keller and Ira Croson; recording steward, S. P. Keller; financial steward, H. L. Rose; su- perintendent of the Sunday school, W. J. Mur- lagh. The class leaders are Mrs. E‘chberger, (Tuesday afternoon); Mr. Mithell, (Sun: day afternoon); Mr. Keller, (Friday evening). Subscription: ere calied for towards paylug current expenses, the salary of a minister, <c., ard asum was pledged suffictent at least to pay thetr way for one year. It was announced that the ladies would see that the Sunday School was equipped, aud that Rev. George G. Marham would occupy the pulpit at Kendali Chapel on Sunday morning. The meubers State that they take this step onmaccount of the arbitrary action ef the presiding elder and bishops under the laws of the church, which are entirely inconsistent with the gentus of American institutions. They do not recogni the ngcessity for a code of laws fora cau (the them bers of which are enjoined to observe the laws of the country tn which they live) of a more arbitrary character than the laws of the land. Although many of them feel that in taking this action they are severing their con- nection with their own home they state that they cannot under existing circumstances with self-respect return to the fold of Ryland. They recite briefly that after the appointment of the present pastor cf Ryland an appeal was made to the church authorities (Presiding Elder Brown and Bishop Simpson—the latter directing Bishop Andrews to act for him) and tuat while it was admitted that they had been ubfairly treated, every reasonable concession made by them was repudiated. In short, that they found that the lalty oy whom the church had been erected and supported had no rights, which presiding elders and bishops were bound to respect, and the privilege only was left them of supporting whatever minister was seat them, they having no choice whatever in the selection. Rev. Mr. Ramsdell Elected, The recent proceedings against Rev. C. B. Ramsdell, the pastor of the North Presbyterian Chureh, on account of his having a Catholic wife, scem to have made him popular, fomat a Tecent meeting of the board of regents and the joint committees of the graduating and past graduate Classes of the law school of the N: Uonal University (presided over by Judze Mac- Arthun, Mr. Ramsdell was unanimousiy elected chaplain fcr the coming commence MENC exercises. —_——_ VERDICT FOR THRE RatLRoap.—To-day, In the Circuirt Court, Judge MacArthur, the cass of August Smith ast. the Capitol, North O sUeet and South Washington K. Rt. Co. was trie¢—plaintm clalirtug demages for being ran into by a carn March, 1 Tae court dectde hb plainUf’s own testimony that he contrib- ad to ce'dent, and a verdict was reu- ndant. *. W. BUPPETTE & Ce.,No. 925 7th street, ha’ ceived from their buyer la tea ach Drovade silks, at $1.25 per yard gale. i and dames who wer 5 e fore this court on next Tuesday. T Meer Stated that he had nothing against Stanley, and Le was dismissed. —_—.—__ A SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED PCLLMAN PALACE Car bas been bulit ror the use of P. 1. Barnum, esd., and family, in which Mr. Barnum accom: panies the exhibitions of the Barnum aad Lon- don Shows. t —___. COMPLAINT AGAINST a CONSTABLE. — Com- Pplatnt was made to District Attorney Corkhill yesterday against Constable James A. Bean, that on the ‘th Inst. he entered the house of Mrs. Anna L. Baggou, ul4 12th street and treated her in an ungentlemaniy manner, and crted $10 from her, claiming to have an exe- ‘on against George Baggolt, her husband, from whom she 13 now seeking a divorce. ‘Tae excellent police regulations of tne Bar- Lum- London Shows will enable ladies and chti- dren to visit the exhibition unattended, with the assurabee that they will be courteously recelved and ushered to ellgibie seats, t —_-—___ THR Man WHO Suor Mus. BeRGEViN WANTS His Bait RepvceD.—This morning in the Po- lice Court, Mr. C. Maurice Smith stated to the court that he has been engaged a3 counsel tor Martin V. Casey, who 1s now in jail awaiting a hearing on the 19th, under $1,000 ball for assault and battery with intent to kill Marsha V. Ber- gevin, and asked the court to reduce the ball to S00. The court satd that if the attending phy- siclan of Mrs. Bergevin would send a certiflvate Stallpg that she Was out of danger he would reduce the bonds. The certificate now in pos- Session Of the court states that she wiil not be able to. appear for several days, but does not Say anything about being out of danger, —_.-—___ Mr. Jos. E. HaYDEN, the assistant U. S. pros eculibg attorney of United States cases at the Police Court, after getting through his bus ness there to-day, stated to the court that he bad just perfortied hts last official act in cons hectlon with this court, and hoped that hig successor, Mr. Kandolph Coyle, who 18 by no means a strabger to the court, will have as pleasant a time ag he (H.) has had during his connection with the court. He tendered hig thanks to the court, the clerks and subordi- nates for their kind treatment. He spoke very highly of the police force, and sald that he his had a good opportunity of becoming ac- quatntead with them, and looks on them as a body of men of the strictest integrity aod zeal Judge Snell responded, and sald that he regretted that Mr. Hayden was to leave. He spoke in very complimentary terms of him and also complimented the police force, —o—— ALEXANDRIA NoTES.—Fish sold at Fishtown this morning as follows: Shad, per 100: herring, $15 per 1,000; rock, 55¢ per bunch; white perch, 33¢ per bunch....Th® schodher Henry Denifon, of New York, arrived from Baitimore last evening, having on board 3,00 ‘sacks of salt, consigned to Wm. A. Smoot... The schooner Chas. P. Stickney is now belag loaded by Mr. W. A Smoot with 150 cord of spoke Umber for Philadelphia....Mr. Wm. H. Irvin, an Old and prosperous citizen of this city, died at his restdence on Prince strees this morning after a short tllness....The repubile in clly executive committee will meet at 5 o'clock this evening todetermine which course 13 bes" to pursue. ‘They wili doubtless join wita the readjuster party....Mr. Chas, Rouch will leave in a few days for Georgla, where he goes to accepts position on Gen. Gorden’s rallroad survey Ing corps. A DESERTED HUSBAND WANTS A Divorce — Mr. B. Zevely this morning filed @ biil for Jo- seph A. Gill agt. Catherine V. Gill, residing at 484 Maryland avenue southwest.’ Petitioner Sets forth his mi with defendant under the bame of Washington tn 1850, and he charges that she deserted him tn 1372. —<—<——_ Case.—To-day, in the judge Macarthur, the case of the District, tor work James Creek canat by a verdicc and | | Tead by the Rev. 5. B. Wilson, followed by an rinthians, Deum was then rendered by | the choir, and the Rev. Robert’ Cailyer delivered the sermon, from Revelation - to rallroad prices for transportation of coal was Churchme INSTALLATION OF REY. RUSH B, SHIPPEN AS PAS- TOR OF ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, Rev. Rush R. Shippen, recently of Boston, Mass., was Instalied last evening as pastor of All Souls’ Unitarian Church, corner of 14th and L streets northwest, In the Presence of one of the largest congregations ever assembled in. that edifice. There was a profusion of flowers about the altar. The tatroductory service was anthem. The Rev. F. B. Hornbrooke then read the first ee of St. Paul's Epistle to the Co- ‘e xxi, 16. It was a masterly effort, and was listened to with the olosest attention. Rev. RK. P. Stebbins, D. D., offered the prayer of tnstall- ation, in which he invoked the divine blessing upon the new pastor and happiness and con cued prosperity for the congregation. After the singing of a hyma, the Rey. Charles G. Ames, in an appropriate address, delivered the charge tothe new pastor. An address to the peor ie by the Rev, A. P, Putnam, D. D., was followed by singing» and the Deneidiction, pro- nounced by the new pastor, closed the services. A CONFERENCE was held in the church this morning and beg With devotional exercises led by Kev. Mr. Wi- Son Of Salem, Mass, continuing for one hour. Hon. George B. Loring, of Massachasetts, took the chatr, and after an address Rev. Mr. Har- brooke read an essay on ‘Christlanity larger than its loterpretations.” which was discusied until] o'clock. | Tuts evenins at 8 o'clock there Will be Prief adaresaea O> several sp2aker3 On “Unitarlanism and its forward look,” tn wich Rev. Messrs. Collyer, Stebbins, Ames, Powers, Wilson, Humphreys, Waterhouse, Bifsking= ham, Young and others are expected te tine Part. Condensed Locals, The pressure upon the advertising columns Of Tug Srak 1s such that advertisers will couf-r a favor by sending in their orders at the earliest Practicable moment for next Saturday's en- larged edition, to insure insertion and proper Classification, Robert Beall sends the excellent May number of Harper's Magazine, Mr. George L. Sheriff states to us In. regard to the article upon the coal famine in Saturday's STAR, that tue person in hts office who under- took to give our reporter Information tn regard mistaken in his reference to the Baltimore and Obto railroad. Mr. Sheriff says that all bis transactions with the Baltimore and Obto com- pene have been entirely satistactory, and that le has always found the company prompt and Tellabie In performing their obligations. Those tnterested in the better tratning of children at home, and who want fo learn wast a true Kindergarten should be, are referred to ue advertisement of Mrs. Pollock in to-day’s STAR. Yesterday, the United States entered a suit against Edward Abner as principal, and G. W, Whiner and Henry Hinke on bondof $2,590, A benevolent lady sends #1 to TH Stan efice for the sick organ tunist Grass, waos deplorable case was mentioned in yesterday’s al per. About 10 o’clock last night, OMicer Lombaray found @ colored male lufant avout one year Old, at the basement door of house No. 1571 T st. herthwest. aud 16 was taken to St. Ann’s Infant asylum by order of Lieut. Guy. About 10 o'clock yesterday, Dr. Walter, on F street between 10th and 11¢h, discovered that Uis stable had been entered during the nigat and robbed of a part of a set of gold mounted single harness. reported tt to the statioa house, and Officer Breen about 12 o'clock re- covered the property and turned it over to the owner, Thomas J. Fisher, Charles C, Glover, W: Brainard H. Warner, M. Galt, Frederick Bay McGuire, John A. Baser, Robert I. Fleming, George H. B. White and Henry A. Willard have fled a certificate of fucorporation in the Tecorder of deeus Oflice, incorporating a com- Pauy to be known as the Columbia Fire Lasur- arice company of the city of Washington in the District of Columbia. A meeting of Hebrew citizens was held this Morning in the synagogue on sth street, at which a committee Was appointed to dratt reso luuons of protest touching the action of the board of public schoo! trustees, with respect to Secular holidays In the public schools, ‘The remains of Major Richard Dillon (whose Sudden death was mentioned in Tuesday’s Stas) were taken to ony yesterday for interment, and were escorted to the depot by John A. Rawlings Post No. 1, G.A.R, aud band, with 120 men in line, commaniéd by Mujor M. Emmet Urell, and the Irish repubil- can club, with sixty men, commanded by Vapt. MeWhorter. M'LLE BERNHARvT had a congestive chill at the Chestnut-strcet Theatre in Patiadelphia last night at the conclusion of the first act of “La Princesse Georges,” and was removed to the Hotel Lafayette. She had been fll all day, and went to the theatre contrary to ths advices of her pbysiclan. ——————————— IN THE Cask OF THOS. DgJaNETTE, on trial at Danville, Va., for the murder of bis sister, the jury was completed yesterday trom thé Yenlie summoned irom Lyncnburg, and con- sists of eleven white men and one colored man. Dr. Griscon, of the lunatic a-ylum at a N. C., is present to testify as an ex pert. —————————————————— SEL SILKS, DRESS GUCDS. DRESS GOODS. Sun mer Eilke, 48 cte.,-50 cta., 55 ets, 60 cts, 76 cts. All ¥ ool Obudda Cloth, 35 cts. Colored Bilks for 5 rnn'ming. 60 cts. Colored ail-silk Damasses, 81 per yard. Kon an Stripes for Trimuing. Pluics for Trimming. Brocades for Trimming. Colored Dress silks all the new shades. Black Dress pilks. $2, $1.12, 81.25, 81.37, 81.50. Fine all wool Black Osehmeres, 37 cts., 50'cta., 55 cts., 60 cts. Colored Lace bunting, 1 Colored Momie Cloth Dress G Plain Mohair Dr: 8a Goods, 12% ots. Cloth for Boy’s Spring Suite, 25 cts. ,37 ots., 50 cts. Black Satin Lamasee, #1, 81.12, $1.25, $1.50. ‘Table Linens, 25, 30, 37, 50, 60, 75 cts. Ladies’ Oloth in Oream Slisdes, etc. PARASOLS Newest styles, Pisin and Fancy Handies, $1.25, 1.50, 81-75. 84. $4 25, $2.50, $2.75, B35. Spring styles of Bruieels and Inwrain Oarpets, 25, ‘U7, du, GU, 75, BU, BD, 90, 95 $1. ©. M. TOWSON, 636 Peansyivanta avenue. apd_South side, near 7th st. and Center Market. ER Roe Teh wt. anid Conter Market. WEI DE MEYER'S OATAAERA OURE. One package is generally sufficient. A real cure of CATARRE for $1 00! nov2-60 For BREAKFAS? CHOCOLAT MENI BOLD EVERYWHERE: PARIS AND LONDOR. New York Depot, 286 Greenwich st. fan6-thatu, am I AM NOW PBEPABED TO FUBNISH ESTIMATES FOR BEATING HOUSES WITH FUBNACES OR HEATER AND FIRST- CLASS RANGES FOR COOKING, WITH ESTI- MATES FOR PLUMBING. WALTER D. W¥ VILL, apll-im 4623 Penn. ave. northwest. POF srRING— BH OUATINGS, “oan solicited, . TEBL, Menonaxt apll het O Pennavivenia M. *: GALT. BHO. & Co SUITINGS AND TROU- own importation. mace: TaiLon, avenue. EE Ee ee ee ae CITY ITEMS. On All Festive Occasions WHEN FRIENDS ASSEMBLE For social enjoyment, and particularly during the holidays, when people delight to exchange Soctal greetings and renew pleasant memories, conviviallty 18 greatly promoted by a glass of “Hub Punch.” This admirably prepared sub- stitute for @ punch, brewed impromptu, con- tains pure liquors, luscious fruits. and granula— ted sugar, and ts delightful either with it Or iced water, lemonade or milk. Replenish your sideboarda with ea Grocers, Druggists and ‘Wine Merchants. Price $1.25 a bottle. Tangier Oyster Depot, sth and KE" streets Gohasons. -” Excellent Steamed and Raw Oysters, Saddle Rock Roast and Broll, New York Stews, Little Neck Clams, Clam Chowder; choice fresh Fish. Meais, lunch, &c. Prices exceedingly low. Ladies* saloon first floor. Liebig Co.’s Brmtrated| Extract of Witch jazels “I consider the best in the market,” says Prof. John M. Carnochan, M.D. “Has pro- duced far more satisfacfory results in my prac- tice than any other of the numerous articles in he market.” says Prof. Egbert Guernsey, M.D. ‘annot afford to be without your elegant and thoroughiy satisfactory Peas for a& single day,” says Prof. M. W. Noxan, M.D. Hundreds of ey, emphatic endorsements from leadipg physicians of New York city, Cures piles, hemorrhages, Catarrh, Salt Rheum, Rheumatism and affections of the Eyes, Sold in fty cents and doilar sizes. Liebig Co.'s Coca aseef Tonic. Prof. E. M, Hale, author Materia Medica New Remedies: Professor at Chicago Medical Co!- lege, recommends Coca for bad taste in the mouth, furred and coated tongue, dryness of the mouth on waking, debility of the digestive organs, colic, constipation, ineffectual urzing to stool and flatulency. ‘It is superior to any tonic I have used or prescribed,” says Prof. Hale. Beware of worthless tmitations, Dr. Wilbor’s Cod-Liver Oil and Lime. Inyalids need no longer Gread to take that great specific for Consumption, Asthma and Ubreatening Coughs, Cod-Ltver ‘Oll and Lime, As prepared by Dr. Wilbor it {s robbed of the nauseating taste, and also embodles a prepara- tion of the Phosphate of Lime, giving nature the very article required to ald the healing qualities of the olf, and to re-create where isease has destroyed. It also forms @ remark- able tonic, and willcause weak and debilitated Persons to become strong and robust. It shoula be kept in every family for instant use on the first appearance of Coughs or Irritation of ihe Lungs, Manufactured ouly by A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists Burnetw’s Cocoaine HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT, ‘No other preparation possesses such remark- able proper'tes for embellishing and strength- eulbg the hair and rendering 10 dark and Riosy- It cures baldness and eradicates dan- Buinett’s Flavoring Extracts are the beat. Terrible Loss of Life. Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs, roaches, lose their lives by collision with “Hough on Kats.” Sold by Druggists. 5c. boxes. cay “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney butter churnea every morn- Ing, end deliveredin x1b3, “Ward” printa, 45¢, Per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Weel MIK Sc, per gt. Cream, 10e. pint. ALLEN’S BRAIN Foo, 1s the only reliable tonto for brain and sexual Organs of either sex $1. 1 Srorr & Cxomwgit, Agents, 490 Pennsylvania avenne. druggists, °0 TROPIC. FROIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TEOPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS. Is thorough in {ts Medicinal Action, and yet 80 AGREEABLE to the TASTE that PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to divide the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to moet thelr respective cases. At the OUTSET it 1s expe- clally easential to observe the DIREOTIONS closely UW one becomes accustomed to ita nse—when mild sction and the most saifsfestory results are sure to fellow. Ladies and children, and those who dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to seoure Cathartic action, are especially plessed with ite agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE, and you will esteem it highty asa SAFE, PLEASANT and EF- FEOTIVE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes only. Sold by Drugyists. Price, 25 Cente. Large boxes, 60 Cents. maré-eohkw DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS Cure moet wonderfully in a very short time both BICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS- PEPSIA in its worst forms, cleansing the body of eee ie; producing a regular healthy action rel. A full size box of these valuable with foi directions for s complete cure, mailed % any ud- dress on receipt of nine Sires cant postage stamps. cent. For gale by all draggiste TESTIMONY OF THE OLERGY: Bev. THOMAS GuARD, one of the most eminent Se dae) in the country, pastor Mount Vernon M. E. Church, Baltimore Mad. : Thave no hesitation in assuring you that Dr. Mertavn’s HeADAOHE PILLa have proved most me. to ls THOMAS GUARD. Rev. TFowss Gampue, psstor M. E. Church, Ha geystown, Md: have tiled Dr. Merravn's Heapaoue Prius with great benefit” I am now seventy-nine yeart old, and have been subject to Constipation s num ber of years. Your Fills have acted 80 Pleasantly in suyeate, the frst time I come to Baltimore want to thank you personally. Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE. Bev ‘Lewin A. J ETEEEIED, pastor M. E. Ouurch. y : faterbury, M. wave Dr. Merraun's Heapacus Pris to s map who was in bed with a bad attack of Biljoos frttr, und in two days he waa out attending toni: fam k. : espectfally, LEWIS A. THIREKIED. ey. I.E. Pereas, pastor M.E Ohnreh, Urbans, V2 Thave need one box of Dr. Merracn’s Heap: 4cHE Prirs, and fonnd them most beneficial Please send me another box. Yours truly, I. E. PETERS. Rev. G. W. Honns, pastor M. E. Ohurch, Pled a. mont, W { have given my wife, who fs asufferer from Head- ache, Dr. MeTTAva's HEADACHE PILLS, and one dose of the Pills bas always eS Yours truly, W. HOBBS. BROWN CHEMICAL CO., fel2-e0 SoleProprietors, Baltimore, Md. ee LE “SANITARY HEATER.” NO DUST, GAS OB BURNED alg. Only Furnaes giving a moist atmoxpher3 similar to ean py being sold now than ail others ecmbined. 4efer to the following Baltimoreana usiug them: ree BALDWIN, President Mechanic's ISAAC W. JEWETT, ‘Potomac Fire Insurance Compt Bi RNELIUB, Cashier Farmers’ and YRS JOHN MORIM, Belvidere Place. GC. MCRTON STEWS Watts ING, Glass Works. REY FATHER DIDI 7 JOHN MURDOCH Architect. tect. FRED E.G. Architec RICHARD re’ Bank. Shippin, lerch ant. GEORG ee aut Wa CE K ‘¥MINGION, Cremics) Works. CHABLES L CAISON, architect. ERICK, Architect. A &Ww.t “Wits0n an te a DROVEKS' AND MECHANICS! BANE. ie" COLE, Copper Works, LLA ry F St Vis Chnreh. e 2 ineen roh. ON. THOWAS J. MORRIS, Judge United States L WaT, Archi GEORGE A. Ee G. . LARCOMBE, Bi J J ALVA HUBBARD & CO., Heating and Ventilating Engineers, apri-ec6m —_—87 N_ Howard street, Baltimore. wie BUN DIA Goon a3 eATING. BTOVES, For Heating Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halland Bath For sale at Office of Washington Gas Light Go., 413 1: th street northwest. Call and examine them. jan27 pr YOUR TAXES AND SAVE INTEREST. Tien n guia aes poets it ansesements have been revise ere dn alt bills Sedan ante of tetas Sade dine tan iy. Save interest meas it Of the tax by con- WILLIAM BICKSON, ‘ATE BROxER, M2-1m 3BI G6 st. above Columbia Building. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. N4tionay ruxarss. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINBE. JOHN T. RAYMOND, im A. O. Gunter's Fantastio Comedy, “FRESH,” The American. Production, east, scaners. and lurigg ite nine weeke’ ran in N. B.—The entire ¢ffecta the same as New York city. ‘Tuesday, April 19, Mr, C. D. Hees’ latest novelty, OORINNE, the MINIATURE PATTI, ard her MERRIE-MAKE} Fors OPEBA HOU TO-NIGHT, Last Appearance of the Brilliant English Actor, MER. W. He. VERNON, - In the new play, full of every-day interest, entitle? THE MONEY MARKET. The Husband and Father. Money and politics. ‘The Wife and Mother. Pride, duty and affection. The Davgbter and Her Love. Choice between Father and Mother. A play that every one can ece with sdvantage. The acting of the various char- acters approaches the perfection of srt. x Xo. Performance will be given on Goo! Pridsy ect; apls On Wednerday, April 20, BILLEE TAYLOR. BEE KINDERGARTEN EX £ it- OISES with Children from the public school: at the regular meeting of the KINDERGARTE: UNION, THIS EVENING Apait 14th, at 7:30 o'clock, in the Parlors of the ¥. MC. A.. 9th and Parents and teschers are invited with the ate. children by’ MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK, President of the Wasbinston Kindergarten Union. WwW ASHINGTON, TWO DAYB. CORNER 8 AND NINTH STREETS, MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 18 and 19, A few of you saw the first. Now, everybody see Barnum's. The last is the only Beat in the World. The Prince will be present in person. CAPITAL INVESTED... 83,060,000 ACTUAL DAILY EXPENSES. ..., P. T. BARNUWS GREATES® SHOW ON EARTH! AND The Great London Circus, Sanger’s Koyal Britssh Menagerie, and Grane International Al- lied Shows. 24,550 A COMBINATICN OF THE FOUR BEST SHOWS, BAHNUM, BAILEY & HUTCHINSON. SCLE OWNERS. A CONSOLIDATION OF THE FOUR LAIGEST SHOWS THE BARNGM, BAILEY & HUTCHINSON CONSOLIDATION! Only Four Great Shows that ever hai the courage to play in New York unde: oue management. HALF A MILLION PeopLe TURNED Away IN Two Weexs. THBEE LARGEST MENAGEBIES ON EARTH! QNLY MONSTER CONVOCATION OF GIANTS! CHANG, THE CHINESE GIANT, AND TOM THUMB AND WIFE! 200 Champion Circus Performers and Wrestlers, and 3 Rings! TWENTY ELEPHANTS! TWENTY CAMELS! AND A WORLD OF NOVELTIES! BEATS FOR 25,000 PEOPLE! 10,000 RESERVED OPERA GHAIRS! ‘Tickets of admission for sale at JOIN F. ELLIS & CO.'S, 937 Bi enhneylvania avenue, the day of the exhibition. THREE PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, 10:30 s. m. and 2 and 7:30 p. m. MAGNIFIOENT STREET PROCESSION On Monday Morning, at 8:30. Admission ths same a8 charged by an ordinary show. OWING TO THE IMMENSE EXPENS® Ai- TENDING THIS COLOSSAL COMBINATION, IT 18 IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE FREE TICKE (s TO aT ANY PFR*ON. apl2-bt INCOLN HALL. Opera. G. T. SHELDON. eouee Manager. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Niai ND. * SATURDAY, MATINEE, APHIL 20, 21, 22, and 25, 1681. THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, BY THR JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY, AND CHORUS OF FIETY VOICES. Caer. ~Mabel, Gen. Stanley's youngest daughter, ANNIE LEWIS: Ruth, a Piratical Maid of ail Work, LILLIE LEWiae Eoith, Isabel, Ge Stanley's Daughters, FLO. CROSHAN, SUSI ESPUTA, RENA BHAKVM; Pirate King, WAKit NOYE his Lieutenant, GEORGE ick, Pirate "Prenticn, GLEONE en. Stal ley, EDDIE THORNTON ; Sergeant of Po ice, WILBUR SHARPS. Admission—Adults, 60; cl ofage, 25 cents, ( en under ten years vith secured seat). Matinee, 25 cents, no half pri Doors open at 1 and 7: commencs at 2 ands o'clock. Box sheet at Metzerctt’s. apl2-1ot INCOLN HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, Arar 19TH, 1831, YALE COLLEGE GLEE CLUB, 8 Voices), IN COLLEGE SonGs, GuxEs, SoLos, CHORUSES, £0. In every city, crowded houses show how thor- oughly ponniar these concerts are. ‘The ' ‘Milwaukee Sentinel” says: Was hovel, apd in the highest de It consisted of fan iliar College Songs, which were sung with a zst aud heartiness that fairly capti- vated the house.” ‘Ticketa, 60c. each; to be had at principal Book and Music Stores. Rererved rests, Toc. ; may be procured at Paret’s Book Store, 1221 ha. ave apT-11t ES “The prograta ree entertaiaing LUMBER: OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING BUT STEADY LOW PRICES, YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS OURS. EVEBY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN POSSIBLY BEEK IS AS- BUBED. LOW PRIOES. LARGE STOOK OF SIX MILLION FEET, AND AN ABOHITEOT TO FURNISH PLANS AND DRAWINGS FREE OF OHARGE. NO OTHER YARD OFFERS 80 MARY IN- DUCEMENTS TO BUYERS. WILLET & LIBBEY, 3 i 8t. and New York ave., use, Yards. ‘ket Square, feb26 DUPARE’S CATAGBH HEMEDY gf Ostarth. Price 26 cents. Deion a ann Liver Pilis remove ious ‘disorders. Price. 26 cents. Mrs. Dr. Titoomb's Lonny capes colds, coughs, and con. Pile Remedy oures 2 ‘blind, bl and it ‘s) cents. For sale at stern ay iedloal ‘Weat Baltimore street, Patisore, Ma cand Grumgiow. marsiapiy” ‘TES OLIVETTS zorpourtes ay chee from aston Tia! Soe re ‘SIDNEY 7. Sea maa 435 ith te Rusts al vraL CHARITY BALL For the Benefit of the CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, NATIONAL THEATER, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Isrs, 1881, Under the auspices of the following-named LADY PATRONS: | MRS. PRESIDENT GA: RFTELD, MES. SECRETARY BLAINE, MRS. MES. MRS. MRS. MR. MRS. MRS. MES. MRs. tECRECARY H ATTORN SUSTIO“ HARL, SECRETARY WINDOM, SEChETARY LINCOLN, UNT, POSTMASTER G«NERAL JAMES, ¥ GENERAL McVEAGH, CHIEF JUsTIOBR WAITE, SUSTICE MILLER. JUSTICE BRADLEY, AN, LADY THORNTON, Brit’<h Ermbasey ; VISCOUNTESS DAS NOGUEIRAS, Portuznese gation; MADAME OUTREY, Fi rench Lexstion; MADAME DE ZAMAOONA, Mexican Lesation; OOUNTES® LEWENHAUPT, Swedish Lexat MADAME ASTA KURUAGA, Ohiiian Lewation; m5 MADAME YOSHIDA, Japaness Legation, And the BOARD OF LADY VISITORS, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AND THE BOARD OF HOSPITAL ADMINIBTRATION. LaDy v SITORS. Mrs. Gen Jas B Ricketts Mrs. Joha Jay Kaox, President. Mrs. A. Ross Ray, Vico President. Miss Virginis Miller, ‘Treasurer. Mrs. Jchn O. Kennedy, Secretary. Mrs. J. 0. An‘enried, Mrs. John 8. Barbour, Misa Beckwith, Mrs. C. V. R. Berry, Mies Oarojine Bradley, Mrs. S.C Busey, Miss Beale, Mrs. olgats, Mrs. Robert Craig, Mrs. W. D. Davide, Miss Laura Delativid, Mrs. E. C. Dutton, Miss Edes, Miss Julis Edmunds, Mrs. J. D. Fuller, Mra. M. W. Galt, ‘Miss Gillias, Mrs.H. A. Goldsborough, Mrs. Rich Mrs. Judge Haguer, Mrs. Panola Hamp‘on, Mrs. R. D. Hitchcock, Mrs. Miss Caroline Henry, Mrs. 8.H. Kanifmana, Mrs. F. J. Lewis, Mrs. N.S. Lincoln, Miss Harriet Loring, Mrs. A. Hl. Lowery, Mrs. F. B. McGuire, Mrs. Jourdan Maury, Miss Meies, Mes J. BR. McPherson, Mrs. Gen. C. McKeever. 8. 8. B. Parris, Mrs. 0. M. Pse, Mrs. Gen. Potter, Mrs. Joseph Redfern, Mra. Frank Richardson, Misa Schenck, Miss E. Calli Smith, Ars. Ad’l Fabius Stanley Mrs. RK. K. Stone, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs.Gen.B D. Townsehd Miss Maria L. Thomson, Mrs. Wm. Wa Miss Wendell,; Mrs. L. Whitney, Francie J. Higginson Mrs. H. A Willard, Mrs. 0. 0. Willard, ‘Mrs. A. E. Perry, ‘Mise Bessie Kibbey, Mra. Nathantel Wilson, FLOOR MANAG Mr. Seaton Monroe, Chairman. Mr.Samuel Wheeler, Mr.F.W. Poor, Mr. A.T. Brice, Mr.G.M. Lockwood, Mr. Max Woodhull, Lt.J.A Buchanan, USA Lt. W.H. Slack, U8N, Lt. W.C Baboock, USN, Lt. M. M. Macomb, Mr. Clifford Richardson, Mr. W. Wirt Wilson, Mr.George Morris, Mr. Woodbury Blair, Mr. Frank H. Howe, Mr.J.H. Magruder, Mr. Charles Galt, Mr.J. Buck Beale, ‘Mr. Towson Oaldwel!, Mr.Edward Btephens, Mr.Philip Ely, Mr. John E. Beale, Mr.N.8.D.Peadleton, Mr. A.A. Adee, Mr Henry Coffey, Mr.Bandall Haguer, Mr.John Hanns, Dr. F.B.Loriag, Mr. John F. Mercer, Harry Thompson, Mr. Anthony Addison, Mr. Frank MacArthur, Gen.George W Clarke, Lt. Wm. P. Edgerton, USA Lt.£ F.Qualtrongh, USN Lt. W_Butter, 08a, Lt. Frank Hobbs, USA, Lt Hamilton Rowen, USN Lt.B.G. Davenport, USA Lt Carroll Mercer, USMC Mr. James M. Johnston, Mr. Walker Blaine, Mr.R. W. Goode, Mr.F.V.Eobinson, Mr. James Mure, Mr-H.B. Wilkins, Mr J.J.Chow, Mr. Frank N.Lee, Mr. Lee Phillips, Mr. Wm. Tayloe Spyder, Mr. Andrew Allen, Mr. Mayhew Plater, Mr.J.A.Gordon, Mr Harrison H Dodve, Mr. Benjamin Mille Mr.Charies Crople: Mr. Edwin Forrest, Gan. B.H. Robertson, Mr. y Aulick, Mr. Randall Webb, Mr I.N-Burritt, Lt. Fred’ Collins, USN, Capt H.C. Taylor, US Lt. Francis Winslow, USN Mr. William Hill, Mr. Chas. W. Dorsey, Mr H O.Swayne, Mr.S8hubrick Clymer, Mr. Aulick Palmer, Mr. Robert Beale, Mir. Berbert Wadsworth. Mr. AH. Elliott, Mr. Richard Smith. Andrew D. Wilcox. Tickets, admitting gontlciasn und two ladies. $10 Sirgle tickets... Which can be procured from the members of the Losrdof Lady Visitors, Board of Directors aud Board of Hospital Administration. N. B.—No extra charge for Supper. N.B. mar3l-3t, apll-7t or any A SURE CUBE FOUND AT Last. HIDNEGEN KIDREGER, EIDNEGER: EIDNEGRR. (Trads-Mark Secured.) THE GBEAG KIDNEY REGULATOR AND DIVARTICI mended and unsurpassed for WRAB or FOUL K'DNEYS, DROPSY, BEIGHT'S DISEASE, L088 OF ENERGY, NERVOUS DEBLLITY, OLSTBUCTIONS arising from KIDNEY or BLADDER DI8- Also for ELOOD and BID |. NEY POISONING, tn affected ma- IN QUART-SIZE AND FAMILY USE. BOTTLE. GENERAL PRICE @1 PER LAWBENCE & MABTIR, PROPRIETO! BS, Ox10AGo, Int, PILES RO ONE ‘NEED gUF) Asure for the blind, Uloerated Piles has’ book sii Orbe wit Indian Ointment" 7Sta IQ owe DE. Willams t chronie cases . Novus need sufter tive minutes atberapy tenn aly Wilts bsorbs the cpaliate oes warm in bed) sea an FAMILY SUPPLIES. ee RREcHVED vary. CHOICE SPRING LAMB. CUCUMBERS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOFS, BERMUDA POTATO?S AND ONTONR, POTOMAS PERVH an SHAD, at TER BORED By CURRIED OYSTERS, PICKLED LOBS 1 B. W. REED'S SONS, ard 1216 F st. northwest. ——+—______12!6 F et. north weet._ Ouse - H°? *SSSToGeEeay, cecum PALACE MARKET, Corner 14th street and New Vork avenue Also, STRAWBERRIES just received, ap? PELtCLous: weet Catawba Wine, #1 per callon. 11 pounds A Sugar, 81. 8 pounds Italisn Macaroni, 5° PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OTL. 36 Pint Size, 25c.- Pints, ac. ; Quarts, 760. Epps’ Breakfast Cocoa, C. & B. Chow Chow. RY THE CELEDRAT! ** BOUQUET” . WHIBKEY, 62.00 PEL GALLONS GEO. a. O'HARE, ap! 1213 7th st. n @y,, bet. Mand N. OHN BR. KELLY, af LER IN Frnst-OLase MUTTON, &o. CLAY, Market, 9th etree’ i sberty Market ; address Box 71, City Post Office scab keting delivered free of char to all parts of the city. . mark GOLD BEAL ‘Awarded at the National Fair over all other ‘compet: tora ‘The handsomest goes Patent Flour im ma Dnited Btates. =—— MINNEOLA, A very superior Minteste Patent. STERLING'S ST. LOWS FANCY, & Magnidcent Winter Wuest Patent Process. GOLDEN BTL ‘Tuo Standard Fam!ly Flour of the District. WOB SALE BY EVERY Fiiie'T Cl 488 GROORBY ° WHOLESALE DEPOT, Ast t. and Indinua ave WM. M. GALT & CO. LADIES GOODS. GPeCIAL NOTICE. 7 D EASTE fedis We will TUE APRIL J2TH ayy iora Mita. M.3. QUNT, Nos. 621 and 628 D st, DAY, be ‘von 6th and 7th streets. No Caras. ap? ME. WASHINGTON, FASHIONAK fuyerior style’ at abort notion. jes can bi Pi feos Cutand Basted, and a perfec ed. ve fit waaran- For Misses and Children. K HOSE In Biack, White, seag <— Cid Gold, Pink and jue. Our Btock of the Celebrated B. V. & LD. BALMORAL SKIL’ Ts larve ge eno] vo The last 100 dezen of those 25 OXNT CHEMIS| Which we shall offer this st mar29 graine OPENILN MRS, J. P. PALMER, B1O7 F 8t. Bet. Ilih and 23th. Importer and Designer of FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, will open her Ghoiee of Fashions from Virot, Peboux, and the different leadiux houses in Paris. LONDON Hats, On THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, March 32 Bs neh as mar23 Fos TRE LADIES. A NEW METHOD BY WHICH LADIES DO THEIR OWN STAMPING. This method, thonsh new, hss sttained a world- Fide fan, and js acknowledwed ‘2 bethe most per- ect, Simple and expeditious mwanuer of Tracie Disigce for all kinds of Embroidery, Ladice by tracing upon their material will manich less expensive than purchasing ready- y Any one with 3 taste for designing jorm beautiful groups by cutting and arrange ing Flowers, &c., from various pattoras. Wholesale and Depot, 1035 7th street northwest. &. B. SCHOFLELD, Aczrz. B.—A full assortment of Hamburg Edging and Soler, Torchop Lace Swiss, Tish and other mings; Zephyrs, Gerraaytown otber Wools. also, 8 lance stock of oosamen Rubber Clothing, cheaper than any other Store in the ty Every garment guaranteed. ‘mar! ——————T est SPRING IMPOHTATION or NB: FINE MILLINERY GOODS, = bU! PABASOLS, DRESS PLAIN AND FANOY NETS KID GLOVES, and all the latest Paritian Novelties. mM. WILLIAN, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris; 907 Pennsylvante a meri? Se ee cen ner may © * ctook of WIM- DISOOUNT OF TEN Pick CENT. JA8. H. VERMLLYA, 610 Nini + Opp. Pstent Office” febiz COLUMBIA POTTERY OO: Manvractunees oF STONE AND EARTHENWARE, 323 Georgia avenue, Foot of 85 street 6.0. eral tof Jars, 3 AE ee Beer Mugs, &c.,in manufacture ware is made of the tinl, snd by ekilled wor . OK FLORISTS AND GARDENERS mert is complete with a large CHINE AND HAND-MADE PO fi be best Pit Buek- ‘ocks, on he First Diploma awarded ut the late Exhi- bition cf the Horticultural Society snd ar the Na- ops! Fair. ___Jani8-am N THE SUPREME COURT Ot UE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘The Central National Bank | of Washington City” | (No. 7,568 Eaulty. ve Elizabeth 3."Gutnand et al. | wee ‘This cause having been referred me ean tate and indett dacs of Leon Wiliam Guinend, deceased, notice ie hereby given proceed with the eaid refi on Wiparsody. oH 20ru pay oF A wn 108, at 1o'CLOck P. M., my office. No mn JAS. G. PAYNE, Sue st ‘Auditor. AIRYMEN, ATTENTION! —Just received two D) cite Ont Bra, and for salsa geantiaes aut. “ “As wood as Clover Hay nnd va Shoaper. Wil make the ches will so Set oo The June examinations f. eae Beboo) and the Medical 5 wi ge Francisco on Ui A! ‘TURDAY ast: 4 iy cance may present themselves upon a part Of the examinations. For recent examination Tag e oan (DB known as "te best 40 old stand ees ee Sane old at ed of call at JORTH's old stand. No. a Le Ee fended to. pray