Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1881, Page 4

€ 'H trl Affairs, | ed Locals. 3 nee Georgetown, AMUSEMENTS. THE EVES G STAR. me seine estar are planting sott Pg oh ay ipl the Se Columns | "AN Assigxwuxt bas been made by A. Ber- THURSDAY... “April 21, Ese1. | Maple trees on 14th street, between Onio ave- turday last was The Weather. OFFICE OF TH¥ CHIEF SigNaL OFFicRR, Wasuixeton, D. C., April 21, 1881, 9:30 a. im. For the middie Atiantic stats slightly Warmer falr weather, variable winds, shitting to easterly, and stationary barometer. Special Weather Bulletin. The Chigt Sigual Offiver furnishes the follow- ing special bulletin to the press:—Tne area of high barometer includes the lake region and the middle Atlantic states. The barometer is lowest tn Texes, where a storm ts apparently Geveloping. Fair weather prevails east of tae Micetssippi, and cloudy weather and rata tn the HOrthwest and the west gulf states. One acd twenty-eight Lyng ies Fain has fauen at Corsicana, an ni = Six hundredtas inches at San Antonta during the past 5 hours. Tbe Missouri river is 4 fect and a half above the danger Itne at Omaha, and has risen 17 incbes at Leavenworth. The Mic sissippl remains nearly stationary. Tne Tea- nessee bas fallen 14 inches at Chattanooga. ‘The Camberiand has falien 55 inches at Nasn- ville, aud tbe Onto 35 at Cincinnaul. Tae indl- cations are that a storm will develop duriug the day In the west gulf states, causing rain In the cast guif states, the Onto valley and Ten- Lessee t0-day and tomorrow, aod that fair Weather will prevetl in the lower Jake rezion, the miudle aba South Atlantic states to-day, aid in New England to-day and to-morrow. ‘The Mjssouri river will probably continue to rise. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER: The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office duriag the day:— 7 @& m.,45° ita in. 45°; 2 p,m, 45% Maxi mum, 55.5-; minimum, 44.2. LOCAL NEWS. Amasements, &c.. National Theater,—Ccrinne and “Phe Thirty To-1 te Merrie-maker: Lincotn Hall.—"The Washington juventies. Oda Feltowms’ Hatl.—Musical and lterary entertalnmeht under the auspices of Carroil Institute, Pirates of Penzance” by ———— cademy of Sciettce. YNTERESTING PAPERS READ YQSTERDAY AFTER~ NOON. At yesterday afternoon’ session of the Na- tional Academy of Science papers were read as follows: By Prof. Langley, the astronomer, on the subject of mountain observations. He sug- gested that observations should be taken from ‘Ihe highest altitudes, as they would then show eonditions in the emission of heat by the gua, entirely inappreciable at lower altitudes. He thougbt that Pike's Peas would be au admira- Die location for a national observatory. Prof. Pumpelly,geogolist, read a paper on the relation Of solisto health. He siatt:! the resulis of ex- periments inade at Newport, Rt. 1, at the sug- gestion of the national board of health, fo as- Certain the carrying power of the alr for’ germs reducing fermentation aid putrefaction when It passes through soils of various quallites and degrees of finer The results, be sad, aterial difference In th's re- National spect fis, Prof. Cleveland Abba read a Paper, prepared by Prot. Elias Loomla, of Con- necticut, rela'ive to the air pressure abd the at- mospherie changes at high altitudes. Prof. George F. Barker, of Philadeipbla, professor of physics in the University of Pennsylvania, Fead a paper on the electric light, as to the best Way to ascertain fs pow-r. The fatr average allowing for all resistance, ts about 1,250 ¢ ales to the her 5 obott, U.S. A., in the con> Save ap account of his operat Struction of torpedoes. Prof. Barker read a paper on measurements of the electric liz by Meas of thecondenser method. Prof. Edward D. Cope, of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, read a paper on pecuilarities in the construction of tne feet of mammalla, and Pref. Charles S. Pierce, of the U. S. Coasc sur- Yey. a paper on the progress of pendulum ex- periment: Ss. The members of the National Academy of Science will cail at the White House to-aigat, | as g otciock, and pay their respects to the Presi TO-DAY'S SESSION. The morning session was devoted to execn- tive bu:iness. At two p. m. the academy dls- cussed the following papers:—By Geo. F. Bar- ®er, on the carbon lamp fiber in the thermo ice; by A. Graham Bell, upon the produc- lon of sound by radiant energy; by E. W. Hil- gard, on the later tert ef the Gulf of M-+xi- co. At three o'clock Prof JP. Lesley delivered an intersting biographical memoir of 8. 5S. Held: man. ‘ ue and B street northwest. ‘The work of filing up and improving the old canal east of South Capitol street 1s progress— ing favorably. The sewer is completed to M street, and the filling as far as the B. & P. rail- track, rok Aes Webster, adjutant general of the District militia, has written a letter to the District Commissioners stating that the organi- zations comprising the District militia desire to extend to them the courtesy of a marching salute at the Arlington Hotel, after passing tn review before the President at the Executive Mensicn, on the 25th instant, Farragut day. hon Comimissiopers have accepted the Invita- jon. VITAL STATISTICS. The total mortality in the District for last week was 95. being one less than the week pre- vious, OF at the rate of 27.05 per 1,000 per an- bum; 20.8 for the white and 40 7 for the colored population, The births reported numbered 4S—25 whites and 23 colored, an annual birth- Tate of 10.8 per 1,000 for the whit and 19.3 for the colored population. Seven marriages were ored, PRODUCE DEALERS’ LICENSES. A delegation of about twenty produce and frult dealers in the Center market waited upon the District Commissioners yesterday to ask thaL they be perenieten to pay their licenses ($25) in Instaliments, in place of paying ali at one tine Mr. H. J. Bradly acted as spokesman, { tan Police force, for the quarter, PuRE VERMONT Mare SYRUP aND Svcan, Jobh= H. Magruder, i421 New York avenue. t WASHINGTON FISH MARket.—Sold by R. A. agent, since our last report: —200.000 —r from $6 to $7 per thousand; 6,000 shad, $10 to $20 per hundred; 700 bunches (i and perch, trom 20 to 49 cents per REAL ESTaTs SaLe.—Duncanson Bros., au? tioneezs, sold yesterday af(ernoon, for tn- Owner, unimproved lots 33 2nd 34, Iasquare 191, havirg ¢ach a front o ; fet on 16h sireet between S and T sirceis northwest, with a depth of 100 feet, to B. H. Warner. for 1 Ss per square foot. The above lots were : Jeet to the spectal improvement taxes, wal b amount to about 15 ccm 3 persqtare fox. 4 2 al seme time, lot 7S..:m same sqnire havin’ Irent of 17 feet on Blake street, with a dept Sz feet, also unimproved, to same purchase! 114; cects per square foot. or ‘Tre material used for sounding-boards aud aetiors in-a Hallet Davis & Co. plano passes through a rigid seasoning process of not less than ten years. t FINE IMPROVEMENTS ON F SrRgeT.—The Wash- ington Fodowment Assoctation recently pur- chased the lot west of Masonic Temple, oa F street—22) by 113 feet—on which a tine two- story buliding, covering the entire lot, will soon be erecied. This structure will be of brick, and have a highly ornamental front, and the rooms will be arranged spectally for the use of the aseoctation—on the lower ‘Lor the office, Secretar) ’s room, with fire proof vauit, board of directors’ rocm, physic as’s roon, and work room, and the upper story divided into three apartments The cost#wili Dg_ (including the Broun, $7,000) about $15,000, Go_D Fite bracelets, ladies and misse, Prigg’s. t THE OHIO STATE ASSOCIATION met last night, Judge William Lawrence, In the chair; Newton Ferree, eecretary pro . Gen. E. C. Ford, treasurer, tendered his resignation. and Mr. ‘T. W. Tallmadge was elected to fill the va- fancy. It was decided to send permanent Celegates to the central “association of states, and Ju William Lawrence, M. J. Foote and F. L. Campbell were elected. On motion of Col. Grosvenor, a resolution was adopted, In- structing the Ohio representatives In the Cen- tral association t) favor representation accord- Ing to the numerical strength of the several stale asecciations, —e—— ATCTION SALE of all kinds of stocks at Dun- Canson’s a: 12 o'vleck noon to-morrow. t MARRIAGE Licenses —James W. Whalen and Allee H, Duckett; Waymon Derricks and Mary A, Wilsop: W. C. White aad Elizabeth Moran; Henry P. Ellis and Retta D. Van Hora; William Cole ard Sarah Frain; James B. Newton and Fannie B. Rice, both of King George county, Va.; Frabk T. Gott, of Freeport, Me., and M. A! Seland, of Charles county, Ma; W. ‘Jones and Roberta J. Jones, both of Spotsylvania county, Va.; Archie Reeves aud Kate Tutt, both of C peper county, Va: W. H. Ranson,’of New York city, and Nannie G. Leitch; Beverly R Lemo3 and Mary M. Fleet; Ambrose E. Rowell and Clara Northem; John H. Nalley and Laura V. Moegruder, of Montgomery county, Md; W. C. Weyrich and Kate U.£cklof; Alexander Brooks and laura Edderson; Jonn H. Bembry and — Brown; Robert W. Estes and Mary W. <Tvey! A SPLENDID presents itself in the truste ye of that fine dwelling house, No. Git F street northwest, which !s to take place Friday, “zd, at 5 o'clock p. m. This house e late architect of the Capitol. ‘Thomas U. Walter, esq.. for his own use, and is large and commodious, in a splendid neiah- borhood and conventent to ali points, t PORTUNITY, THe MaS3 MEETING To-xienT, at Abner’s Muste Hall, under the auspices of the German Workingmes 5 Union, will te addressed by F. W. Fritzsche, M. P. and Louls Viereck, delegates of the 8. L. P. of Germany, and will’ be a very interesUng afatr. gene DECISION IX THE CASE OF THOMPSON Agr. SHEFHERD.—Tbis morning, in the Circuli Court, (Judge MacArthur), the jary to the case of Thompson agt. Shepherd, aciion on note, in Which was pleaded the statute of limitations. returned a verdict for defendant, after betax Jecked up all night. Mr. John F. Bridgett. one Of the jurors was quite sick during the night. A New BvILpInG AssoctaTION was formed last night at the hall No. 615 7th under the name of Federal No. 2. Aconstitution was adopted, and 364 shares of stock subscribe. Federal No. 1 is just about closing, after an existence of a litiie over 5 years without the Jo 5 of a dollar, and without owning any real estaie—a condition of extremely rare occnr- rence in the history of such ns. The Dian of associations {s popularly known &s the $i per mouth plan. The following oml- = Were elected: J. S. Edwards. prasident; J. Mf, Vice-president; J. A. Prescott, ac- SFCAWiCk eo ees and Joseph R. Elson, R. Witliam F. Gardner Fae O. Baroard, Middleton, W. H. Kittson, Edward Ma bs fawar ler and N. L. Wood, direc: in anotber column. Hacz’s patent carpet machines di rear OF tear carpets Rates low. Work guar: bd after a full discussion of the subject it was agreed, with Treasurer Dodge’s consent, that 313 be paid by each on or before the 31 of M and $12 each on or before the 20tu of June, that all will bz pafd In before the end present fiscal year. LIQUOR LICENSES, The Commis-toners have approved liquor \censes of Farrick Moore, 604 Peunsylvacia avenu ; L. W. 8.cok, $27 Pennaylvanta avent G. Preu, 115 434 street, Wm. Woody, 3503 M etreet; and nave disapproved Unat of Michael T. Foley, 303 K street. BUILDING PERMITS Ssued by Inspector Entwistle: Barbour & Hamutl- ton, erect a store, B, bet. sth and 7th st. 1.W.: $10,000. John Hockmeyer. repair brick, 1009 0 St. n.w.; $1,000. John Hockmeyer, erect a two- poe brick dwelling, O, bet. 10th and lith st; WORK OF THE POLICE. ‘The report of Major Brock. of the Gee shows total numbet Cf arrests 3,491—3,073 males and 413 female The number of cases in which fines were imposed, 791; dismissed, 1 ; Sent to jail, 240; sent to workhouge, 3 Only sixteen burglaries are reported, and 2s cases of grand my. Nineteen dead lafants Were found, aud 7 abandoned infants. Letter to Mrs. BROWN PLEADS GUILTY AND IS SENT TO JAIL, BUT KKFUSES TO TELL WHO WAS CONCERNED WITH HIM. This morning, in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, Perey Brown, indicted with Paul B. Wright for sendtug a threatening letter to Mra.H. HH. Willard, was brought imi0 court, and by his counsel, Mr. A. K Browne, withdrew bis plea cf not guilty, and pleaded gutliy. The court sentenced him to twelve months imprisonment in jail, It wiil be remembered that Brown, Wright, and a boy named Buckley, were ar. rested by Detectives McDevitt acd Voss, vember 24 last, for send! @ letter to Mrs. H. H. Willard, which letter {ntimated that the writer was tn poseesston of certain facts going to show that Ma}. Willard’s death (a few months oe- fore) was Causcd by polson administered by he ‘The detecttves, having laid their plans, saw th bundie purporting to be the documentary evi- dence pass from the boy to Mrs. Willard, and foliowing the boy arrested the others. Brown States he pleaded guilty this morning, notwith- standing he ia innocent, and says that he did bothing ib the matter but copy a few letters for another party. For the present, at least, Brown refuses to state further as to the case, or for whorn he aid the work. One of the let- ters copied by Brown 1s in the hands of the governinent, and goes to show that Brown was Rot the only one in the affair. ———— Amusements, Et.’ | “BILLER TaYLoR.”—This new comic opera will be given at Ford's Opera Hoi at tne matimeeon Saturday of this week as well as at night, with all the beautiful effects, fine sing- ing and humorous action that has made It such “a go” elsewhere. Miss Auntie Saaffer, woo won all hearts here in “Cinderella,” will appoar as Pheobe, and Miss Eva Milis as Arabella. ‘Tae other characters have all appeared in the opera, winning the highest praise in other clues. The scenery and costumes are all new and elegant. NaTIONAL THEATER.—The performance of the “Magic Slipper,” at the National, last evening, was one Of! the most pleasant entertatamencs of the year. It 1s full of fun and Itvely muste. ‘THE JUVENILE PIxaTES.—The performance last Bight of the Pirates of Penzance at Lin coin Hail by an amateur company of Washing- ton Utte folks under the leadership of Prot. Sheldon was wonderfully good. The part of Mabel was capltally represented by Annie Lewis, the little daughter of Auiitor Lewis; as was the part of the Pirate King by Master tarry Noyes, son of Mr. H. O. Noyes. ‘rhe Ruth of Miss Lillle- Lewis (sister of Annie eis) Was also excetiept. ‘The Frederic of tittie Clécne Daniels, daughter of Col. Edward Dauiels, crew applause. Eddie Thornton and ‘ O'Conner divided honors in the pari of tabley. Wilbur Sharpe was a good Sar- eal of Police, and George Mauger, the Pirate Sing’s Meutenant, was greauy ‘applauded. .ora Croghan, Susie Esputa and Reio Sharpe pascd Gen. Staniey’s three daughters with <Tace and spirit. ‘The other characters des ving mention were: Pirates—C. Cooke, : Zeb G. Freneh, E. Brandenburg, E Gisburne, W. Zeb, P. Crouin, H. B. Burch, E O'Connor, Ww. Burbage. Pirates and Policemen—A. Ham- fiton, E. Lathrop, E. Hamilton, L. Freeman, D. Sankey, E. Wilson, R. Mauger, G. O’Connor. Gen. Stanley's daughters—Muary and Kate Howe, Sallie Rathbone, May Wilson, Luia Twombty, Laura Zeb, Bessie O'Brian, Daste French, Altce E Burbage, Minnie Bailey, Bulah Selgel, Agnes Smith, Lula Appich, Mary Smith, Maud Sharps, Nellie B. Gisburse, Emma Boye E Lilie Baker, Nina Mauger, Ida Lewis, Kathleen Balley. A performance will be given this and Friday evenizgs and Saturday afternoon. ‘TaLLMapGR Hatt —Dr. James Rea will deliver a Jecture at Tailmage Hall, to-morrow eve- ning. on “The Worid’s Outlaw; or, the Cain of the Human Family.” Opp FELLOWS’ Hatt.—A choice musical and literary entertainment will De given at Odd Fellows’ Hall this evenirg, under the auspices of Carroll Institute. ‘THE ANNUAL MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER- TAINMENT for the benefit of the Ubrary of the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society takes place at the Jefferson school butlding to-mor- rew night. ‘The program of the evening in- cludes v d instrumental music by some of our best amateur talent, and the two roar- The Threaten Wi Feported—tour white couples and three col- | op Fichmac iy see Nong teens, OF Bythia Precedent. The number of new advertisements Printed on that day was 166. Advertisers wil', therefore, confer a favor by seuding in their | Orders at the earliest practicable moment, to | Insure Insertion and classification Jn pext Sat- urday’s ent and extra edition, Mr. Edward C Biunt was yesierday appsint- | ed assistant to United States District Atvorney | Corkhin to All the Peep) made vacant by the resignation of Mr. ik H. Howe. Deputy Supreme Commander Jnitus Baum- farten, of city, has just returned from lew York, where he Instituted Excelsior Coun- | cllof the American Legion of Honor and in- | Stalled the officers. | Oflicer Felt, of the seventh precinct, yester- | day found a dead colored female Intant tn | Plerce street, between 1st and North Capito! | Streets northwest, ta a slop bucket. Yesterday Lieut. Araold took from a house of Ill-fame on E street, near 13th, a girl who | gives the name’ of Esther Reese, a fugitive | rom her parents in Baltimore, from whom she ; has been absent about a month, She will ba returned to her mother. Marshall Lodgs, No. 12, Knights of Pythtas, Washington via the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, leaving Richmond at 6 ee 8; returning, leave Washington at p.m. - FP, W. Fritzsche and Louts Vierech who are to address the German workingmen’s associa- len to-night, are not “expelled” members of the German Reichstag, a3 stated In a morning Paper yesterday and copled in Tuk Sran. James Bellew, the publisher, sends a copy of his new photographic group picture “The Irtsh National Land League.” Last night, Deputy Supreme Commander Julius Baumgarten institured in tats city, Economy Council, No, 521, of the American Legion cf Honor, and installed the following officers: Richard B. Smith, commander; Henry Stelyer, vice commander; Isaac Steinem, sec- Ty; Emma E. Smith, collector; Join G. Good, treasurer; W. P. C. Hazen, medical ex- auiner; W. H. Love, orator; Willlam G. L Foot, ebaplatn. Str et lamps will be tighted at 7:05 p. m.; ex- Upguished a0 3:00 a. m. The last will and testamentof John. H. Somner was filed for proiate to-day. The citizens of South Washington aro jubilant at the prospect of having Virginia avenue payed between 9th and 12th streets. ‘The tide of improvement seems to have set in that direction. A row of fine dwelllag hoases (ten in number) are now being built at the corner of Virginia avenue and i2th streat by Mr. Barker. The Washington Cadets, Captain Piec:wood, met last bight for drill with SO men in lins, and. will continue to drill nightly rep araeOry, toa competitive drill with the Capital City Giards, Captain T. 8. Kelly, to take place on May 24th on the National base bali grounds. The prize is a gold medal. ——~9—— Suppzn Deaton or A COLORED Man.—Henry A, Lee, colored, twenty-two years old, fron Winchester, Va., who came here about four months ago, and was in the employ of Mr. Bon- jamin Carter, of Alexandria, was taken sick and telegraphed for his sister, and wa3 on his Way home 1x company with her, dropped dead about 12:30 o'clock atthe Baltimore and Onto depot to-day. His body was removed to the pelice station and the coroner notsed. es STRAW MATTING! STRAW EATING! 200 ROLLS TANCY MATTING, CHECK MATTIN WHITE MATTIN CARPETS: BEST BRUSSELS, $1. BEsT TWO PLY, 90 cts. INGRAINS, cood quality, 60 cts, CARPEFS! Nottingham Lace. CHOICE STYLES JUST IN. €.M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, ap2l South fide, near 7th st. DE MEYER'S CATARRH CURE. Ono package is generally sufficient. A real cure of CATARRH for 81.00! TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVE. PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS. Is thorough in its Medicinal Action, and yet co AGREEABLE to the TASTE that PATRONS often disresard our injunction to divide the LOZENGE into parts (ay two doses) to meet their respective cases. At the OUTSET it is espe- cially essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely tull one becomes accustomed to its use—when mild ing ta “The Widow's Victim,” and “The Quiet Family,’ THE JOURNEYMBN CAuPENTERS’ UNION met last bigbt at Cosmopolitan Hall—Mr. David Gregg in the chair; Mr. Isaac Miller secretary. Filty-seveb bates were added to the roll of members. The constitution and by-laws pre- pared by the committee were adopted. ‘The name of the organization is set forth to be “The Journeymen Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union, No. 1, of the District of Columbia,” and tts ob- jects to secure unity of action for their com- mon good. The officers are to be a president. vice president, recording secretary, flaauctal secretary, treasurer and sergeant-at-arms, to be chosen semt-annuaily in January and July. Tobe cligibie to membership the applicant must be a resident of the District tn gvod stand- img and 3 practi carpenter and joiner who has served three years under in- structions. The initiation fee is fixed at 50 cts. A pledge ts required to be taken by each mem- ber not to reveal any private business or the ivdividual action of any member of the unton al their meetings, to abide by the constitution and by-laws, to acquiesce in the wilt of the majority and pay monthly dues of 25 cents. ‘The consent of two-thirds 0’ the members pres- ent fs required to decide on adopting measures tw obtain an increase of wages, and the consent of amajority Is requisite for the least reduction: no mesaber to continue to work contrary to the rules of the unlon on pain of belng dismissed fom the union and to be published among all situtlar unions throughout Ube country as falth- Je8s to his pledge. ‘The secretary was instructed to nottfy all employers not yet notified of the wages fixed by the journeymen, A communication was read frora the Census offices asking for certain information a8 to trades organizations, watch was placed on file and the secretary was di- reeted to furnish the information desired. ‘THE NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AGITA- vion.—The recent agitation in the membersnip ot the North Presbyterian Church tn relation ‘othe pastor, Rev. C. B. Ramsdell, having a Catholle wife, which came near resulting in a dissolution of his pastoral relations, has nearly enurely died out. Mr. Salmon, the super- intendent of the Sunday schvol, and some 11. o'hers—7 of whom were t ers in the Sun- day school—have withdrawn. Mr. C. H. Car- rington bas been elected te Mr. Salmon’s place, and the places of the others have been, or will be, ‘lled. Mr. a friends may oe ae ications that 80 from aving been a drawback to the church, it has been an advantage, Want 70 BE RELIEVED OF THES FUNDS.—The Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to-day, by Messra. Merrick and Morris, filed, in the Equity Court, a bill of interpleader agt. Marga- ret_ Hetzel, F. W. Hackett, in Be Lenman, '. J. 8. Perry, surviving partaer & Bro., and Weisenfeld, Stein & Co. The recites ‘that In 1874 Mrs, Hetzel, in asult against platn- tif for damages done her was awarded $843.36 ett 3 @ lei on said j it, and that others have attached the credits in complainant’s handa, and they pray to be allowed to deposit the funds incontroverey, end ‘be relieved of further-em- Darrassment, action and the most estisfactory results are sure to follow. Ladies and children, and those who dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to secure cathartic’ action, are especially pleased with ite agreeable qualities. ‘Try it ONCE, and you will esteem it highly ssa SAFE, PLEASANT and EF- FECTIVE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes only. Bold by Druggists. Price, 25 Cents. Large boxes, GO Cents. mard-eo&w DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS Cure most in HRS tr eee eae conc bile, producing s regular healthy ett einces on aes eo i" dress on receipt of three-cent postage For sale by it 25 cents. ase TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY: Bev. THoMas GUARD, one of the most eminent reve, in the country, ge Mount Vernon M. E. Chi Baltimore Md. : Ihave no hesitation in assuring you that Dr. Ls Beapscxe Pris have proved most ‘Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD. Bev. Tuomas GaMBL®, pastor M. E. Ohurch, Ha- ‘Ma. bave tried HE«pscER days Le was out attending toni LEWIS A. THIREKIED. I.E. Perens, pastor M.E. Church, : “Thave ued one bos of Bee Mnetjogs fine fours tray one 1. B. PETERS. es 0 pastor M. E. Church, Pied- Va. : Tha ‘of the bas always oor cure truly, “Gio. W. HOBES. CO, Ma. UFARE)S CATARRH HEMED' Dirge ea on Liver soe, all billows aisorders. Price, $6 conta. Be Be Titoomb's cures colds, creda "Remedy ores DUST. aever-failing 7 A pee wi r, Clothier, of anger, 8, wanger & On tors to the extent of $5 900. CoaL TRADE.—Salpments from the Cam- verlata mines for week ending Saturday were 42,062 tons, and for the yeat to that date 474.415 tons—a decrease of 2,764 tons as com- pared with corresponding period of 1859. Ship- ments by B. & O. R. R. for week 29,321 tons; for Year 397,908 tons—a decrease of 775 tons as Oompared with 1859, Shipments by Chesapeake and Ohio Canal: For the week, 11,725 tons; for ‘the year, 24,717 tons—an increase ‘of 3,226 tons Qver corresponding period of iast Year. By Pennsylvania Raliroad: For the week, 1,012 tons; for the year, 51,760 tons—a decrease of 5,212 tons. The Consolidation company shipped Jast Week 11,90S tons; none of others over 5 000, ‘The Consolidation was also the heaviest ship- Rer for the year thus far, 156,251 tons. ‘The CTE rege) to James S, 761 tons. The George’s Creek company next, with 67,148 tons; Lobe others over 50,000 tons. Fifteen poats left Curoberland, 1.72103 tons, as follows, ail for Georgetown: Consolidation company, 1035.19 tons; Borden Co., 416 06 tons; J. P. Acaew’s Co., 110.10 tons; individual do., 120.08 tons. A Proziric Cow.—A small Alderney cow, b2- longing to Mr. Ji F. Birch, has a family of co this morning, beg 1h? same animal that bad a family of ee avout twenty months ago. _ 4& VETEBAN SHAMANS TROUBLE. Bilivor Inter Ocean, Chicago, 1. Tetend you thie, fee inx that tue information con- veyed will be of material benefit to many of your reafers. One of our oldest-cit zens, Captain O. W. Boynton, the Government Light House keeper at this point, ie probably one cf the oldest reamen in America, having eailed twenty-eix years on cur Jakes, and twenty years ou salt water. After this ‘forty-six years rervice his eyesight failed him, and for along time he kept the ght at Chicago, =ntil the Government buiitthe Gross Point Light here, when he was transferred. While seated in my store this morzirg the Osptain volunteered the following written statement: “*This is to certify that I have been aMicted with Eheumatism for twenty (20) years, both in my sideand}imba. I am happy to say, thst after using less ban two bottles of the St. Jacobs Oi!, I am entirely free from pain, though stil limping sumewhat when walking, from Jong f.rce of habit ” G. W. Boyxtos. RwMerring to the foregoing facts, 1 might aliude to numerous similer cases that have come to my notice, but **a word to tho wise is sufficient." Joun Gospat, Pharmacist, Evanston, lil. CITY ITEMS. Hot or Cold Water Added to “Hub Punch” Brings out its fruity favor in fuller perfection. It 1s also delicious with lemonade, fine toe, soda water and milk. A!lyou have to dois to draw the cork, and it is ready. Your larders and sideboards should always be suppited for the welcome or parting guest. Sold by Drug- gists, Grocers and Wike Merchants at $1.25 a bottie. lt y Place is Headquarters for Firat—Suits to measure at popular prices, gortment not surpassed elsewhere. Second—For Blue ready-made Suits, I can fit the long, the short and the medium figure. Third—For Biack and Dress Sutts. Every size. Only good articles, Fourth—For Yacating and Postal Suits, and Other untiorm garments, Fifth—For Boating and Kowlng Suits. Ana- lostan, Columbia and Potomac Shirts and Broadiall Pantaloons. Sixth—For India Rubber Garments for P: mer, Firemen and others, Gossamer Coats from $8. Seventh—Yor Boys’ Reliable Sults from 10 years upward. z Lighth—For Business Suits. Nothing common or unclean, GEO, HENNING, 410 7th strect. Wilbor’s Compound of Pure Cod-Liver Olland Lime, ‘Phe advantage of thiscompound over the plain Otlis, that the nauseating taste of the Oil is entirely removed, and the whole rendered palatable. The offensive taste of the Ol has long acted asa great objection to its ‘use; but in this form the trouble is obviated. A host of certificates might be given here to testi- fy to the excellence and success of ‘Wilbor’s Cod-Liver Ofl and Lime;” but the fact that it is rescribed by the medical faculty is sufficient. ‘or sale by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and by all druggists. A Finé Hair Dressing. Cocoaine dresses the hair perivetly, and is also a preparation unequaled for the eradica- tion of dandruff. The superiority of Burnett’s Flavoring Ex- tracts consists in their purity and great strength. “Am Delighted With It. Ihave no confidence in the colerless extracts. A pure article was greatly needed, says Dr. J. J. Youlin (president Jersey City, N. J., Board of Health and Vital Statistics), of the Ltebig o.’s Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel. Cures Paintui Periods, Levcorrh@a, Female Weak- ness, Exbausting Flows, Sore Breasts, and quick)y relieves pains of any kind. Beware of counterfeits. Sold 1a fifty cents and dollar sizes. Liebig Co.’s Coca Beef Tonic: Has received highest medals at Prin@lpal Ex- positions, and is endorsed and prescribed by the Medical Faculty here and abroad as the Standard Tonic, Beware of worthless imita- tone. Terrible Loss of Life. Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed bugs, roaches, loge their lives by collision with “Rough on Kats.” Scld by Druggists. 15c. boxes. th “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney butter churnea vihel & morn- ing, and delivered in 3sibs, “Ward” prints, 45c. perlb. Also, cottage buttermilx and Sweet milk 6c. per qt, Cream, 10c, pint. ALLEN’S BRAIN Foop, 18 the only reliable tonic < Drain and sexual ee either La 1. eo 480 Pennsylvania avenue. Knecun. KIDREGEN EIDNEGER? KIDNEGER: KIDREGEN. KIDNEGER: EIDNEGER: XIDREGEN. RIDNEGER. (Irade-Mark Secnrea.} KIDNEGEN. THE GREAI KIDREGEN. KIDNEY REGULATOR EIDNEGEN. AND DIUBETI0; KIDNEGEN. HIDNEGEN 1s highly recom: KIDNEGEN. mended and unsurpassed for WEAR KIDNEGEN. or FOUL KIDNEYS, DROPSY, KIDNEGEN. BRIGHT’S DISEASE, LOSS OF KIDREGEN. ENERGY, NEBVOUS DESILITY, KIDNEGEN. or any OBSTRUCTIONS arising from KIDNEY or BLADDER DI8- EASES. Also for BLOOD and KID- KIDREGEN. NEY POISONING, in affected ma- will find KIDNS- GENTLEMEN GEN the best Kidney Toalo sver used! | | | BILLEE TAYLOR. “HERE COMES THE GALLANT THUNDEB- BOMB!" : COMMENCING BATURDAY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRIL 23. COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRIL 23. COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRIL 23. COMMENCING SATURDAY, APRIL 23. APBIL 23. APRIL 23. APRIL 23. APRIL APRIL 23. APRIL 23. MATINEE AND NIGHT. MATINEE AND NIGHT. - MATINEE AND NIGHT. MATINEE AND NIGHT. MATINEE AND NIGHT. MATINEE AND NIGST. MATINEE AND NIGHT. MATINEE AND NIGUT. MATINEE AND NIGHT. MATINEE AND NIGHT. MATINEE PRICES ONLY 25 AND 50 CENTS. MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION or THE NAUTIOAL OOMIO OPERA BILLEE TAYLOR. win ALL THE MUSIG COMPLETE. SCENERY OF BURPASBING SPLENDOR. NEW, PICTURESQUE & COSTLY COSTUMES. APPROPRIATE APPOINTMENTS AND HIS- TORICAL SURROUNDINGS. THE SUOOESS OF LONDON IN 1839, When Produced by J. B. Bucketone. THE SUCCESS OF LONDON IN 1869, When Produced by F. C. Burnand (the present Editor of the London Punch.) THE BUCOESS OF LONDON IN 18s), When Pinafored and Set to New Muaic. THE PEODUCTION IN THIS CITY WILL EQUAL ANY PRESENTATION OF THE WOKK SINGER THE BALLAD WAS WRITTEN BY RICHAKD BRINSLEY SBERIDAN, THE AUTHOR, OR- ATOR AND MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT ONE HUN- DRED YEARS AGO. THE PERFORMANCE HERE WILL ILLUé- TRATE ALL THE RESOURCES OF HO! ABT IN ACTING, IN SINGING, IN BOBNERY, IN COSTUME3. ‘The Whole Béing Under thejStage Direction of CHARLES E. FORD, Under whose Managerial Supervision Pinafore was first given in this city, The Pirates of Penzance in New York, Olivette in Baltimore and Washington. ;ALL GREAT SUCCESSES THROUGH ABSO- LUTE MERIT. . Ix Apprtion To THE Famous OLIVETTE OPERA COMPANY, BMEISS EVA MILLS, THE GREAT SOPRANO, Witt Appyar. THE STOBY OF BILLEE TAYLOR, WORDS BY RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN. Bil-li Taylor was a gay young feller, Full of life and fall of glee, And ‘s ’eart he did diskiver Toa la-di fair and free. Four and twenty stout young feliera, Clad they vas in blue array, Came and nabbed this Bil-li Taylor, And they took him off ta sea. Soon his true love foller-ed arter, ‘Under the name of Richard Garr, And her lilly vite hand dabbed over Vith that nast-i pitch-i tar. She vas vounded in the first engagement, Viting like a man among the rest, For a cannon bail did *it er And diskivered her lily vite breast. ‘The captain vas hevery hinch a eulor, Says ’e ‘‘vat vind has blowed you ere! Says she, * ‘I,m hunting for Bil-li Taylor, And I loves "im werry dear.” Says 'e, says'e, *‘Now you're a wictim! I'll see you righted, miss, I swear: Git bup vith the hearly bird in the morning, You'll see "tm vith ‘s la-di fair!” ei So she rose hup hearl-i in the morning, And hoff she started at the break of day; And there she saw that Bil-li Taylor Wollickin’ with his la-di gay. ~ Vorthvith she called for sword and pistols, Vich vas brought at ‘er command ; And then she shot that Bil-li Taylor Vith ‘is la-di on the strand. Ven the captain came for to "ear on "t ‘E wery much approved of what she'd done. And £o’e made 'er first leftenant Of the gallant Thanderbomb. But she didn’t like that sitivation, For she preferred another rate; Bhe foller’d the bent of her incliaation, And £0 became the captin’s mate. BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN. BOX OFFICE ROW OPEN. AMUSEMENTS. ———_ AMUSEMENTS____ THENECM CLUB CONCKBTS, caliente Kt sha MONDAY, ArRIL 25, at 5 O'ctock. GRIEG—Sonata, Piano end Violin. MOZART—Cavitina from Titus OM Vow WEBEE—“olo for Olarionet. THALUERG—Duet, Piano and Violia. N_ Song: NN—Trio, ¥ olin, Violincello and Piano. Popn ar prices Tickets 50 cents; with reserve: tea, 7 cenis, at Elis & 0)" apni at NISTH ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT OF TRE EFFERSON LITEHAR RY AND DEBATING AT JEFFERSON SOKOOL BUILDING, Corner 6th and D streets s uthwest, FRIDAY EVE*ING, APRIL 22, Isat, A'C 745. Gevoted to increasing the wibrary. Ad- mission 25 cexte apai-2t* SONBUTH AnD DUT CARBOLL INSLITUTE. LITERARY xp MUSICAL FNTERTAINMENT, AT ODD FELLOW HALL, THURSL AY EVENING. Arnis. 21, 18h. A chotce Prowram. including the best Musical and Hico.tionary talent of the city, will be pre Dickets....-- 0 ~.. Fifty Conte. is from Rllis & Oo, LVINI, THE ILLUSTSIOUS ITAL- Si JAN TRAGEDIA’ AT FORD'S AY. MAY 3p~TH GLADIATOR, gh EDBESDAY, MaY 4ru—OTHELLY. nu pported by a ares PEGI ISH BFEAKING OOMPANY. ‘The eale of Seats will commence on Saturday, April ‘Zid. Gereral admisrion, $1. ree Feate, 81.59 and 82, according to location. DEcAMes BEA SILL DELIVER A LE0. TURE in TALLMADGE HALL -VENING, April 22, at So'clock. Bubject: “The World's Ottiaw, or the Osin of the Hunan Faw ily.” ‘The questions involved are of momentous poe jeer a repent ‘the Sed ane of our omy. at the Hal’. Semper Os bye NATIONAL THEATER. Commencing TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, Ma‘inees Wednesday and Saturday. ‘The Lyric and Dramatic Wonder, CORINNE, Pronounced by the Press and Pablic elsewhere to be the MOST WONDERFUL PRODIGY ever introduced to the American public, sup- ported by a Company of 20 ARTISTS 20 Under erecial enrarement wiih Mr ©. D. HESS, in the brilliant opsratic burlesque, THE MAGIO SLIPPER, Consisting of Fan, Puo, Inconsistencies. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, BILLEE TAYLOR. INCOLN HALL. Opera. G. T. SHELDON. + oweeee Manager. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE. BY THE JUVENILE OPEBA COMPANY, AND CHORUS OF FIFTY Vouc Gast. ~Mabel, Gen. Stanley's youngest daughter, NNIE LEWIN Ruth, 16 Piratical Maid, of all ‘ie LIE LEW my y's Daughters, FL RUGHAN, SUSIE RENA BHARPE; Pirate King, HARRY as: mel, his Licutenang, GEORGE KE; Frederick, Pirate "Preutict, CLEONE DANIELS; Gen. Stanley, EDDIE THORNTON; Sergeant of Po ice, WILBUI SHARPE. Admission—Aduita, 50; chilaren wader ten years of age, 2%cents, (with secured geat). Matinee, 25 cents, no half price. Doors open at 1 and 7: commence at 2 ands o'clock. Box sheet at Metzerott's. api2-10t LADIES GOODS. DRY GOODs. EEE SUMMER SILKS, : GUINNE » DAY & ©o., ss 2 S24 Seventh st. N.W., ARE OrrERine SPRCIAL INDUCEMENTS . Ix Summer Silks, AN IMMENSE VARIETY OF WHICH MAY BE FOURD ON THEIR COUNTERS, WE ARE ALSO BHOWING ALL TUE NOVEL- TIzs IN ‘ Ladies Mull and Lace Neckwear, IMPORTED SIYLEB AMERICA. Striped SILES (Lancr Aseont~ SILES in all colors (pure silk), $1. $1 50. Black ava White ERT), Bo BROCADE BLACK SATIN De OOLORED SATING, EXCELLENT OAL Sie.. 81, #1 25, #150, OGL OLED NILES, DEAP, only Sto BEAUTIFY HOUDS for tein NU LL SV STBge. YON, $1.25, TY BLACK SILK, 750,, @1 T5and #2 AVY BLUE, GAKNST ang PLAID ana STRIPED DRESS Ler, (large weer) at ) NG, the new style dress ood, “MERCEDES,” the new strie PAKASOLA, lined with Oream, Gar het, Bre. White and Black 8ux BLACK CASHMERES, double wid'a, pure wool, “good” quality, Bike. COLORED CASH MERES, one yard and 8. quarter Wide, pure wool, BUC. COLOKED spd BLACK CASEMERES, pure Wool, Be. BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA, wide doubic width, ®i 06 . BLACK TAMIR. BLACK CHAPEL CRAP BLACK CAE ME CLOTH FOR Bi DLEACHED UNS’ WEAR ail ABLE DaMAs&, 4 pare linea, CARTES apl9 711 Market Space. DOUGLAS®S’, NINTH STREET, Br. Coup Buitprse. PARASOLS. Latest novelties, including the “*MERCEDES” and **SQUARE PARASOL.” HOSIERY, In all the Newest Designs and Golors, In Cotton, Liele Thread and Silk. CORSETS. Our Corset Department is very larze and com- plete. Over 60 styles, including eyery desirable make. COmSETS MADE TO ORDER. DOMESTIC FASHIONS.: DOUGLASS’, NINTH STREET, 16-lw Sr. Croup Buruprs: MRS. J. P. PALMER, 4107 F 8t. Bet. 21th and 23th, Importer and Designer of FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, wil her Obci f Fashions from Bebous, and the diferent St tending houses ta Faris, LONDON HATS, On THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEXT, March 31 ‘and April 1. mara ME. WASHIBGTON, FASHIONABLE DBESSMAKING AND TKIMMING STORE, "Dresses, Suits, Gostumen Cloaks wee , made in superior style st short notice. Ladies cau bave en Basted, anda perfect fit ery - EF THE LADIES. A NEW METHOD BY WHICH LADIES DO THEIR OWN STAMPING. ‘This hss attained a world- as fae ood ecoctled beens s Tor all ee ee, ies by tracing upon their own material will and it mush loos ecpensive tian ready- traced articles. Any one with a for designing ab Fern Dosen ral etcape by caving anil Grane: .—A fall assortment of Hamburg Edging and Insertions, Torchon — other Wools, Also, a larve stock of Gossamer Raeber SPRING IMPORTATION Ba’ FINE MILLINERY GOODS, -ABASO] DI Pat eee CURE UNCER en and all the latest Parisian Novelties. Mm. WILLIAN, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris; 907 Pennsylvania avenue. marl? L Pappa SHOES. g0.daya [shall offer my entire stock of WIN TER GOODS at ‘DISCOUNT OF TEN PEE CENT. JAS. H. VEBMILYA, fedls G10 Ninth st., opp. Patent Omes. ee NS) i EXruatescs. HE Mago ose promptly octé-7m* AT LAST. BO ONB BURE OURE. ES lesrated Piles bas’ boon. discovered! Saar eit so years sanding. ‘Lotions, - Srame AND BUMMEB, 1584, COLORED 8HOODAS. ALL WOOL GH BOK. HARDSOME PLAIDS. ROMAN BARRE. SURAH SILKS. BURAH OBENE. LOUIBSINE NLES. s FOULARDS. BROCADES. {VELVET GRENADINES. SILK GRENADINES. NUN'S VEILING, &c, MADRAS GINGHAMS, 250 pieces. FIGURED SWISB MUBLINS, 160 pieces. CRUPE VEDDO, FRENCH LAWNS, INDIA LINEN, INDIA MULL, &c. PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS in greac variety. N. B —Trade dollars taken at par. P INTED 33 (OMIE CLOTH ony et ENGLISH DRESS GOODS, in Pi Biripes....... ee. +. 2000 NOVELTIES IN PARABOLS. LUPIN’S NUN'S VEILING... -62i4ge., Te. LYONS DRESS SILKS......95c., $1 25, #1 50, 82 SATIN MERVEILLEUX, extra fine grade. €2.00 SURAH S!LKES, extra fine grate... - 1.60 ALL-SILK BROCADES, new patterne ow 125 TYLER & CHEWNING, — Seventh Street Northwest. ay RE*2* FOB INSPECTION— AN I NSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW ND SUMMER Ditss Fab ORIENT ARMURES. LOUISINE SILES. SATIN MERVEILLEUX. SATIN BURAHS. CEUDDA CLOTHS. BLACK BROGADE SaTINS. LINEN LAWNB. ZEPHYR CLOTHS. FANCY HOSIEBY. a SPRING * cs. ROMAN 8URABB, FOULAED SILES. SATIN DE Lyon” CACHEMIRE HINDOU. RUNS’ VELLING. LISLE GLOVES. i GAUZE UNDERWEAR. “*BARGAINS” IN BLACK GRENADINES. 82” ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, PENHSYLVANIA AVENUE, COLNER 97H STREFT. Established 1840. apis jaan. 713 MABKET SPACE, 2 400 PLAIN DREBS GOODS st 1250, ‘worth 2 200 PLAIN ALL-WOOL DOUBLE wibrn TaMis# atic, worse. 000 yarde PLAID and STRIPED NAINSOOK at 12% and 150, worth 25c. {LES PARABO! 4 LADIES’ COATS ee ‘aD BAVELOOKS. BLACK AND and BATINS. GREAT BARGAINS. @EO, J. JOHNSON, aplé ‘Vis Market Space.» JOMPSON’S SHIBT FACTORY, ‘616 B eT. NORTHWEST, OPP. PaTErr OrrioR. RESB SHIRTS TO -MADE SHIR on: oe Bert hamenta, unfiahed, —— Boye Wan oot. Tota. dave Sc RENEOR WENT epee spring. ‘A complete stock of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS ea spe lS SEP ELSTON unnage.