Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. TUESDA' «May 3, 1SS1. The Weather. Orrics oF THs CHigP SI@naL Orricen, WasniNeTon, D. C., May 8, 1881, 9:30 a tm. For the middie Atlantic states, partly cloudy or cloudy weather, with rain, nortnerly winds, bigher barometer, and stationary or lower temperature. Special Weather Ballctin. The culef signal officer furnishes the follow- ing to the press:—The barometer ts highest in —— Tegion and lowest in the St. Lawrence al 15 degrees tm the Middle Atlantic Tisen slightly in the northwest. nclindy Weather, with rain, py og from the Mid- die Atlantic states and the Onio Valley and Tennessee. Noruberly winds continue in tue jake region, New Engtand aud the Middie at- Jantic states, and southerly winds tn the Souta Allantic states. The Missourt river has fa 33 inches at Omaha and 14 Inches at Leavea- Worth, where It !s now 2 feet 3 Inches above the danger Ite. it is 4 feet 6 inches above tne Sanger lime at Bronswick; 4 feet avove at Kansas City, one foot seven inches at Lex- ington, and ¥ feet S inches at Herman. It has risen 12 Inches at Booneville, where itis 10% 1 foot 7 Inches below the danger ine. Toe Mis. siss!ppi has falien 11 fache3 at St Paul, where {is now 8 feet 3 tpehes above tue danger line. It bas risen 15 Inches at LaCrosse. It 13 2 nches above the danger line at Keokuk: 2 feet | Inch wbove at St. Louis; 1 foot 10 tncies above at Csiro; 11 Inches at Memphis; 3 feet: 3 luches 1 Toot 4 incaws at Vicksburg, and 1 ¥ (ue danger Mne at New Orleans. ons are that fair weather will pre- it the lake —— to-day, and in New ; and that partiy her with rain lit pre- Vali lu the middie Atlantic and the norihera perilon of the sour Atiastic states during to- day. The M ssourt river will probably continue to rise below aud fall at and above Brans- wick. “De Mis:iesippi_ will probably continue to rike at Si. Louls and fall at St. Paul, RANGE OF THE THERM The following are the readings of the ther- moweter at the Signal Office bt the day: Ta Mm, 52.1 & m.51;9p m5. Maxi imum, 6i.5 ; minimum, 49 LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., Te-uight. ; Ford's Opera House,—Salvini in the “ Gladia- or.” National Theater.—Acme Olivette Company. Congregational Church,—Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's lecture on “The reign of tae common people.” Cdd Fellows’ Hall.—Dr. J. Rogers will ae = Grama, Arlington; music by Miss M: Rogers. The Spring Haces Postponed a Day. Owing to the rain today’s races Rave been postponed until to-morrow at one o’ciock ‘This will necessitate the setting back of each Gay’s races one day. Our citizens should, by their presence in sarge force, encourage this enterprise. The number of entries tar exceed those of any previous meeting. and the clas: of horses are the best that there are in the coun - try. Among the big pacers entered {s Sorrel Dap, owned by H. V. Bemis, of Calcago, wao bas offered to match against efther St. Jultza or Maud S. for a purse of $15,000. Such another exhibition of borse speed will noi occur again in this city for some Ume. District Government Affairs. The report of the building insgector for the month of April shows 115 new bulidings, 120 repairs, abd 233s Itneal feet of vaulting; the re- = being $44 for fees. . W. O. Roome, chief of special aasesiment: aivision, to-day forwarded tax llen cartifieates on the following streets: l0th street west, from R to T north; C north, from 4th to sth east; 10th ‘West, from Maryland avenue to C street south, and 10th east, from Pennsylvania avenue to North Carolina avenue. BUILDING PERMITS Jesued by Inspector Entwisle:\A. A. Wilson, erect a three-story dwelling. & , between 2000 abd 21st streets northwes' H. B. Moul- ton, erect a three-story di . 9th, between P and Q streets; $3,000. Carist thurch, erect a chapel, M, between Ist and Halt streets south- east; $4,000, D.C. Fountain, repatr frame on Bowen road, county; $500. R. Davis, Drick, 2025 3 $1 Smail erect a two-story dwelling. F. between 4%¢ and 6th streets southwest; Fai. Lows = Comey age igen dwelling, 7th street oad: $3, J. Morgan, erect a two-story Gwelling. Hock < Creek Church road; $3,300. Gen. Hazen, erect a three-story awetting at K and 16th streets Dorthwest; $24.300. J. L. Cox, erect a brick stable, E, between 43 and 6th streets southwest; $500. —.—___ ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded a3 follows: ©. Cox to L. F. Hunt, lot 35, sq. ae i Bailey et al, trustees. to J. 14, 21,100. W. P. Fowler to. & "D. Fond, sub. 13, 2Q- 462; $1,500. Jag. MeVary to Cathe- 1ine Mann, sub, 3, 8q. 586; $400. Rosanna Adims to Emily ¥. Hart, lots 1 and 0, Sq. 583; $1,200 J. L. Cox to John West, pt. 50 and 51, 8q. 502; 2250, W. Nagao mpeg y ite, interest iu aur. 22 and pt 8 327 and 862: $500. M. ten to PSarah: Akington, pt. 14. Salinda H. Wilmot to a. 10, £q. $5 ‘sub. 11, £4 £0b, sub. 10, sq. Wai kins, sub. J. R. Franeis, same bse a McMeen to John M. 8q. 1 $2,150. W. M. Lynch ee “Chatles Matthews, I ot 120, Beall street, Georgetown; $250. Robert McC. Devine to J. H. Wendell, ‘pt. Prieadebip. 7 acres; $1,750. el tena oe Roses Bed $1. — for —— lots, | jumbia greenhouses, ‘See samples and leave orders at scaad Nee 73. s Washington Market, or No, 321 12th — nortl ——— Srogacs.—Inquire of W. B. Moses & Son. t 5 ert, rs $100, Same to Edward Beacnert, #400. ¥. M. Heaton to J.J. Ed- 933; As Euiza_Nelsot WasnINcToN Fish Makket.—Soid ee R.A. Golden, agent, since our last report nel from $2.50 to $3.50 per thousand; 090 #7 to $12.50 per hundred. ‘Posemit's fee cream. t FRIGHTFUL Fal. Or Two WORKMEN.—Harry Parker aud Patrick Martin were painting the front of bouse No. 705 6th street yesterday at- ternoon when the swinging ladder on which they were gave way, precipitating them to tue ground, & ce Of 40 feel. Parker sustained a fracture of the left Pes Poocess the Enec, bad his bead ano face cut and bruised, and was also internally injured. Martin escaped with some Wounds of a less serious nature across the back. Dr. Bird. who was i at the time, ren- poesibla The wounded men Were subsequently removed by Sergeant Boyle and Officer Offutt to the Providence hospital. ‘This morning the men were a3 comfortable as porsible uncer bony cireumstances, Dut are botn seriously tpjw Parker, who It is feared may prs recover. ‘THE Bic Pactne Race will take place at the fair grounds on Thursday alcernoon next. REAL EsTaTE SaL¥s.—Duncanson Bros., auc. Uoneers, sold Daeg | afternoon, for Keginad Fendall, trustee, lot of ground fronting 20 feet on Vi alley —_— near Stoddard. (being improved Premises, known as 1612 Valley street, to Sobanna crowley, for $55, —.——_ MiuiTaRY Notes —The Union Veteran Corp3 met last eveniog, J. M. Eagar im the chur. Several members were elected, and resoluttoas were passed thanking the Was! yn Light Infantry Corps for their escort on the occasion of the unvelling of the Farragut statue, and thanking the National Rifles for the escort ten- dered them, April %s....The Washington Light infantry expect to “eecupy their new quarters, Jackson Hall, in the Globe building, by the latter of the present week. Exten- Sive repairs have been in progress for some Gays, and the old hall has been transformed Into & complete and commodious armory and orilircom. They will have a drill there next Monday night. pipes Bic PactyG Racg will take place at the fair grounds On Thursday afternoan next. + 500 Patk N. Y. roller skates, 99¢.; stx tvot — table knives, 99c.; at Suiverberg’s, a AN LwporTED SMALL Pox Patteyt’s Tova Blank! ‘TRROUGH THE City.—Wm. D. tngshtp, a sallor from Philadelphia, ag jplce he left 16 Sa on the ccboouer Wi Lappy now Alexandria, was taken sick on Doard and tothe Alexandria authorities for admit toa ital, and was told to coms to Wi rn. e Came up ona @ Straager took ie street cars for uy at Gea) a ees Lapras gold watches and flied chains, Prigg’s. The temperature has fatlen trom ab to | Condensed Locals. Mr. Atncer bas tnaugurated a eee FS) b Of the elghty letipr carriers, em- loyed in tne sie post omice. The Northern Lil entered sults “for ce atts Anguat Stucbener, $505. fed 15, Casper Sc! afer, $331.50; Davit Vonand Etc ant Uebry Rraasé, $550 88 and Lovee & Roth, $390.08; sums alleged to tw be due on ‘the purchase rooney. A ers’ union was organized last evening in this city with the following officers: Geo. A. Willis. president; James H. Gordon, ; secretary, abd Henry is pees i was agreed to ask $laday for wheelers, and 75 cents a Gay for off-bearara, Mr. Rudolph Petersen, a well known restau- rant keeper, died yesterday afternoon, in tho 36th year of his age. He came fo this elty from Germany In 1858, and was one of the founders of the Columbia Turn Verien, and for many Fears was px sident of the Germania Seauctzsn erien. The Koighta of St. Augustine, Commandery 0. 2. have elected the followlog oillcers tor e ensuing year: Wills J. Smith, commandar; | narias ee and John F, Fletcher, deputy | commanders; Lewis B. Brown and Isaa¢ Sun- | die Poe Ineraim.captain-general; | do chell, herald; John Midleton. warden; | Chas. Jobnson, standard bearer; Dan‘ Clark, | Chas. H. Batier, Robi. Coats, Henry ‘A. Jack— s0n, A. B. Thomas and Horace Dry3, board of governors. ‘The ieading grocers close their stores ad May 10 to October 1, Saturday's excepted, at p.m. See adv’t. Detective. McDevitt returned to the city this merning from St. Louls, after an abse ight days. He reports (hav Ashley, the de 1. diamonds ard precious stones, ¥ho persor~ ates Our Saviour sa an evangellat, W., ts in that city plying bls vocation the! ee gene Suddem Death of Bev, Felix Har- roti. Rey. Father Felix Barrottt, pastor ot St. Augustine’s, the colored Catholic caurch, on 15th street, between L amd M strests, dial sad- cenly of heart disease yesterday atternoo his residence, agjoining the church. Deen unwell for two months past and ‘tnabie to perform his pastoral duties. Easter Sunday he assisted at the masg and addressed the 3un- day tchool children. Although ft was known that he was unwell. no serlous apprehensions were felt; bis friends being under the tmpra3- ston that what De needed most was rest. “Yes- lerdsy mot bis symptoms were so alarm- ing that he called on his physician, Dr. Dyer, who aided for him, and he returned to his Teridence, adjoining the church. About 5 ocleck, when ibingen & sofa, he was noticed to fall suddenjy backward asif seized with a fainting spell. Dr. Dyer was immeaiately suin- mened, but before he reached him Father Bar- Boe expired without astruggle, Dr. Dyer ronounced his death the result of heart Eisesae. ‘The news of his death soon spread abcut the neighbornood, and tn less than a halt hour there was a large crowd of persons gathered about the church, white and ciored opie alike joining in expressions of the Reebest sorrow. Father Barrotti was born at Bana, Italy, in i899, and was educated at the University of Touion and the Coliege of Mis- Sionr, atGeneva, completing his the porogical studies at the age of 23. He was ordained io the priesthood in 1565 and came to this country the following year. Alter haviny, at the college at Emmeiaburg, Md, learned the Eag- lish iapguage, he was sent ag assistant to Father soyle,then pastor of St. Peters church. in this city. Next, he was placed tn charge of the mission work among the colored people of Washington. When he entered upon this fl 1d of work a small chapel, known as St. Martin's, stood upon the site now occupied by the present wellknown St. Augustine church. ‘there was not more than 25 chiidren fa the Sanday echool; now there are 350, aud the ebureh membership has increased in the same proportion. As the result of his labora, in 1576 St. Augustive’s church, which had bean erected aL A Cost Of $90,000, was dedicated, and has since been occup! ed by a Toth and constantly increasing Congregation. Father Barrosti’s father is sul living in Italy, (his mother hav- ing died some years since with heart disease) aLa was yesi attersoon notified by cable Of the death of his son. It was his father who presented the magnificent alter which is now 5 the church, and in many other ways finau- cially helped ‘the church. For several years Father Burrotti has been assisted by Father Tarra, also an Italan, who came to this coun- uy ne oe bal aa The deceased priest was reatly beloved by his congregation. - The remains of Father Barrotti will be taken to the church atS a, m. to-morrow, and the services for the dead will commence at 9:30 a. ., aud a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 &m. The archbishop is expected té arrive here this afternoon to m0 participate in the ser- vices to-morrow. larvey, undertaker, has charge of the Scare arrangement. —_-—_—_ Ewo or Three Enquiries. Editor Star:—As you are good in answering all Kinds of conundrums, permit me to pro- Pound one for your solution. It is this: “Why 1s the Baltimore and Potomac Ratiroad Com- pany allowed to lay on Maryland and Virginia avenues, in South Wasnington, sive tracks, and To use these avenues, from 1st street to we Long Bridge, ag a continuous depot for the constant uno of coal, stone, lumber, live stock, day and 27 And while you are considering the matter, permit me to throw in another questton by way of company: “Don't you thisk that the eoa- stantly recurring accidents, Involving injury to (aan Joss of life, added to social discom- fort, and property depreciation in consequence of our avenues and streets being monopolized for the above-mentioned purposes, ioudiy d-- mand a Union Depot?” Please don't “give it up,” but Le out, and many will listen to what you say, RB. THE Bic Pacing Race will take place at the fair grounds on ‘I'bursday afternoon next. + MESSRS. YOUNG & CaLDWELL, real estate brckers, have soid for Mr. C. N. Thora, part lot 3, square 255, fronting 20 feet by a depth of 100 tect, on S, between 12th and 14th streets, and improved by & two story and mausard brick Gweiling, to Miss C. A. Beall. for $3,750, cash. pete eee West Washington, nee Georgetown. Rea, Estars Saues.—Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, sold yesterday for the own: ras of lotsixteen (16), In 01 rgetown, is tbe southeastern of sald ,Joc_tronting ott on ween High and tre fe, 374,120 feet, oticent vy taoeuee +a ” ya brick house. Mr. F. J. was tae pee chaser at $3.430. eers, sold for Ri Dumgaason nh Bros., aucti eginala Fendall, trustee, a loc Of ground on the west side of Valley street, Raving a front Sf fas feet, improved De a frame houré, Ne. 1612, for $515. BUILDING 'ASSOCTATION.—At the 75th regniar monthly bape J of the Tenth Bufliing As3o- chition, held night at Goddard's Hall, $2 000 was retired, being 2 shares asthe stock’ value | rates, Fish.—Sales to-day, 200,000 herring, at $1 to joel bas aon: 3,009 shad, at $5 to $10 per hurdred; 5,000 taliors, at 60 cents per hundred. Coat.—Twenty boats lett Cumberland Sat- urday, with 2 28. 69 tons Of coal, as follows:— Georgetown, Consolidation Co., 822.07 ton: New Central Co., 699.16 tons; Borden Jord (519.14 tous. For Alexandria, George’s 2.5 224.12 tons. ——— NEY coups KEW Goovs: WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING. ee are Bunting, double width, in Black, reas BK All suk Seas Damasses, in Olive, Fawn, Drab, ‘Navy Blue and many other colors, only Seta ete! Goode. allnew shades, 250. Geve: Buu All-woo!] Black sting in Goad a he an aa ream and Black,162;0 Gre ue ered Baan yaa aa 25, 30, 37, 50 ite. of pring Stic on Silk iB Men's Wear, Spring stylet, S0c., 19081, $1.59, 81 75. a Ps Demme. $1. = a BI 75. ww Matting. Fancy ‘and Pain White. Ghadas goth, Taffetta Dress ‘ht Uloths. Bon an Stripes and Co’ Damasses for ‘irimetng. Summer & name casone . be nbs Cy 1.268, $1 ya I, malities eg wn Shete BECEI 90, 80,93. core, Gottons, tat ‘Table Linens, Carpets. yING NEW gW SPRING GOODS DAILY. Sc. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, p30 _Southeide,nesr Tth st. and Genter Market. Wel DE MEYER'’S OALTAREB CURE. One package is generally sufficient. A real ee ot CATA ot nov?-eo ee AND 0: name « o 25 Low Shoe. comfortable and. bed 8p20-5t__816 7th st. and 1923 Penna. avenue. OITY ITEMS. Place on the Sidehoard | For Hut Punch, to be tised hot or cold. Mixe1 With het or tced water, milk or lemonade, 1 “tops” every punch forflavor. And no wonder, for eed a ee Skill and discretion ara exer- ration. drawn tise only needing to ba mixed With het or iced water to suit the taste. sold ‘by all grocers, wine merchants and druggist At $1.25 a bottle, Mepical, DevaRtyr’ Stare UNIVSRSITY OF lowa, Towa Crry, [a. “T can endorse it as the pest preparation of the Kind ibave ever used. No physician can afford to do without ie ’ says Professor A. C, Cowperthwatie, Ph, M.D. (Proteasor of Diseases of Women, &c,), of the Liebdig Co.'s Arnieated Extract ot W Hazal. Cures Be- mule Weaknesses aud Perlodical Suffering, | Leucorrbca, Exhausting losses of Blood and Neuralgia. Deware of eheap counterfeits. Sold in titty cents and aollar size. Prince Nicolay Tsherbatov, bee Lieutenant Imperial Russian Navy, he efficiency of the Ltepig eGo Jo, says: “It 18 A most excellent jable in deblitty, dys- ‘headache and nervous- 10u3. 7, and 18 tne eradica- mett’s Flavoring Ex- purity and great Rough on Rats, The thing desired found at lest Ask Drag. gists for Rough on Rat, It cleirs ont rate, mice, roaches, bed bags, &¢., 16, boxes, tL ALLNN'S Bare Foon, i8 the only reliable vonie for Druin aod sexnal organs of elther sex $1. Alldrugyists 5rorr & Caouwent, Agents, 20 450 Pennsylvania AVeDUs, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney utter churned every morn- ing, ang delivered {a jsibs. “Ward” prints, 400, “perib, Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and Sweet milk Sc. perqt, Cream, 10¢. pint. __SUMMER RESORTS. _ YAEON EPRINGS AND ‘> BATHS, Haweshinee Uh COURT, wast Tv RGIRIA, Also, Chalybcate Waters, rich In tron, and s fine White Suipuur sprinig in the Neighbazhood. Open from June 1st {0 as Inte in’ October as the cowpany will Justify. Unequslled by any minerat waters in America for the cure of acid d! Ricney aud bladder troubles, uterise ailments, gout, diseaces of tho skiv. ‘catarrh affectioas, rheumatien and functicnal heart tronbles Iu 13 AN UN ING SOLVENT OF OALCULI. These Waters have proved Of great vale in maay athe diseaser, but can be more confidently relied on io fhe shove: nated than any ether mineral spriags in tnie country I guarantee a care, if curable by mineral waters. ‘The batus—hot, cold aud ehowors, sre unexcelied anywhere. ‘The nos and elogant Swimmity poel of sikaline water, the larges the United Ftztes. if not ia the warld) 18 bancestly attractive. 0 cafer or bsttar at sce for iadivs sud chides t> learn to gaim. Blonty 0 All tho Stomach and new beds to rest hen on, Bock monatarn roads in Virginia; one hundred ato the mile expended upon them tois spring. elevated region is pure and delicious. Capon being nest so all the cites ort of tao Poternae than any of the Virvinis sprinws of note by an average cf a hundred and fifty miles, claims s larg® pa ronage on that score. For pieasura oy heaith the traveler need ‘not go farther. Bard, b: the month, 812, BAY and #66, accarding to Ibea- tion. | Send for pamphlets dirset, or call on W. 3. THOMPSON, 703 15th street, Washington, D. 0. amphlets avd water. Fine music, good boat: (33 for p ine, fishiny and hunting in seas om 091 livery. m2 1m H. GALE, Proprietor SHALL, ae RESORE IN Tae isvated locatio in ae ne Gent shade and monntain v.ews BESJAMIN LESLIK, Hillsboro, “rely O2., 8016-2aw6t Virginia. SK, peer iS BOTH en DELAWARE, REEO! F,, Wi Will open JUN& 1irH, 1881. ‘Terms, $8 to $:4 per week. Skating ins, Bowling Ailey, Billiard and Pool Tabies attached. Sead for circular. ap28-3m WALTER BURTO! 0. Office und Residence, ap}2-Im* 1835 Let. northwest. | Fedak WITCH HAZEL AND GLYCERINE Is valuable for Fun Barus. The wae HAZEL allays the inflammation ard takes out the reduess immediately and prevents tau. while the GLYUE- RINE rendera the complexion clear and smooth. by, Sroesists. STOTT & CROMWELL, Whotecale Agents. aply-taT BNUINS Cor eee en Calf Hand-sewed Low Bhoes and Gaiters, 84. Ladies’ Habo-cewed Kid Button, 8: Bp20-t S16 Tth be and 194d Seana, avenue. V. NERTA, AROHITECT AND Crvrt ENGISEER, DR. METTAUR’S HEADACHE PILLS re moet wonde: SiGe AND NEBVO! BEADAG EPSIA in ‘ite woret forms, cleansing the body acees ot ‘of me producing @ regular heal hy action f the 3 box of these valnable PILLS, with fll A tall Tse directions for a compiete cure, matled to any ad- dress on receipt of sina re aut t postage stamps For sale by af drow = rmsTiNonY oF ey CLERGY: me of the most eminent me im ee cguntey. pastor Mount Vernoo Eiiave ¢ no hesitation in assuring you that Dr. 's Heapacsm Puta have Proved most Beneficial to me- Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD. Rey. THomas premise pastor M. KE. Church, Ha- URS Prom wit vt efit. I am now seventy-nine years fo One have een sub) cones ee *® BUD in Peaae, the. ret tine come to ‘Baltimore ¥ fruy, HOMAS GAMBLE. Rey. Lewis A. THIREKIED, pastor M. E. Obnrch, Waterbary, Md. : I pave Un's HEADACHE Pinta to s man who was in bed with s Biliow peat in two days he was out sttending tobis farm Bespectfally, LEWIS A. THIREKIED. t ME. en, ves Geta Ya.. Merra ACHE 18, and found diam most beneficial. Please cond b me another boxe Yours truly, I. E. PETERS. Rev. G. W. Hops, pastor M. E. Church, Pied- mont, W.Va. : ree have giyen my wife, who is a sufferer from Head- sche, Dr. Merrava’s Heapacué Pius, and one Gose of the Pills has always cured her. ‘Yours truly, GEO, W. HOBES. BROWN CHEMICAL CO., fel2-co Sole Proprietors, Baltimore, Md. ps onnED BY PHYSICIANS. TROPIC=- FRUIT LAXATIVE? PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND PLANTS, A Delicious aud Refreshing Fruit Lozenge, Which Serves the Purpose of Pilis land Disagreeable Purgative Medicines ‘TROPIO-FRUIT LAXATIVE is the bast prepara- tion in the world for Constipation, Billousness, Headache, Piles, and all Kindred Complaints. It acts gently, effectively, and is “aeticions to take. Giesnsiug the system thoroughly, tt imparts vigor to mind and body, and dispels Melancholy, Hypo- chondi, ¢t. ONE TRIAL OONVINOES. PackED IN.BRONZED TIN BOXES ONLY. Price 25 and 6D) cents. Seld by Druggiste, eperaoe Ds UPARK’S every re ee aaa Beet Soe" tad chars ap2l 12s7 Pen aves ) PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &. AMUSEMENTS. ETEENTH ANN wake Pic mi¢ . OP TH : COLUMBIA FISAING CLUB, ‘To be given at Juennemann’s Pleasure Garden, 18 POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, MAY 9, 1881. bs 2» cone Ko return chects._m3.5,7" ¥ URSTON TO BE ENan OW, Roi ae ty ap ORON ETON Tie woather, wontl frether notes Parties hodig have th: ir woney refonded, Shen can be good when the excursion takes lace. BOOTS AND SHOES. BURT'S FINE SHOES. GUINNIP, DAY & CO., 820, $23 and &24 Seventh St, WILL OPEN A FULL LINEOF EDWIN ©, BURT'S FINE LADIES’ AND MISSES SHOES, GAITERS, SANDALS,ETC., ON MONDAY, IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT (Store No. $22), EMBRACING AMONG OTHERS, THE FOLLOW- ING VARIETIES: PEBBLE GUAT BUTION; CORSO GOAT, VAMP; KID-FOX, SERGE; CHILDEEN'’S AMERICAN KID, SPRING HEELS; FBENOH STBAIGHT GOAT KID; LADIES’ OURSO EID; BID OPERA SANDALS, FRENOH HEELS: CLOTH, KID-FOXED BUTTON GAITERS; KID OPERA SLIPPERS; PINAFORE AND DUCHESS SLIPPERS; PRINOE ALBERT SANDALS; REWPORT TIES; KID AND BEBLIN SANDALS. THESE ARE SUPERIOR GOODS AND WILL BE OFFERED VERY LOW. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. ap30 QUINNIP, N AKKB RO MISTahK. THE KEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsyivanin poe RD Ac ae a RuUPT SALT THE CHEAPER SHORS BUTTON, DAY & CO. jes) Hand sowed Kid Boo $2.5) to 4. 30 FTEs SHOES oF ‘ALL KINDS. ear Mictes’ peta Eigen 1.00 to 2.00 ES FINE KID SHOES. children's Feb Button Solid, Fey A CHILDREN'S @°0D SPRIN One honare ‘a Styles of Gent's Tine low hoes, x one Epics vee GEO. MooARTHY. Srmixa STYLES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Wow opes tor inspertion and onsale at extremely @. &. BICH, kata ers ime 3 B voors' AND RD eee ate eu ear, bee MG UGLESLELE 10H TM abaet Se PILES! PILES!!! 2 SURE CURE . KO ONE coum eres Doe wc Hams (en Indian calee Dr. Williams’ Indian “Ointment. Rovere eed woke ve i sand 85.5 ater ier spofrta fl tale medicine. No one need wufier mn \. See Gag wor. ee He HIPaE i nator do So ma panitice ; Dainiosg reltel, ‘coats prepared Ing of the puivate ‘parte aad i nota ae tay Areoe Washinton De 5, OTE : J BEGER. EIDNEGER? KIDHEGES. r pi (3 rade-Mark Secnrsd.} KIDNEGER. ‘THE GBEAL KIDNEY BEGULATOS IDREGSR. RIDNRAER. RIDNaaE. AnD DIUERTIO; | KIDNEGER i nishiy recom- mended and unsurpassed for WEAR or FOUL MIDSEYS, propsy, KIDEEGEN. BRIGHT'S DISHABE, Loss oF KIDNEGER. ENERGY, NERVOUS DEELLITY, I| KIDNEGEN. or any OBSTRUCTIONS arising KIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS- BASES. Also for BLVOD and KID- NEY POISONING, in affected ma- . —— ‘Unlike any other preparation for Kidney difficulties, it has a very Pleasant and sgreesble taste and flavor. It contains POSITIVE GEN the best Kidnay Zouis eve |. msed! ROTICE.—Each bottle bears the ee v toail and express No, 1068 (old 4: etrect, Rear Buldae, Georgetown, D. 0. Fo 3, 8: ‘No. 2, 2:26 Class. Pure prea Stand, 1.09 BY Assieted by the PEST VOCAL TALENT IN THE CITY, With Pall Orchestral Accompaniment. good | Tickets... Rereryed Seats, 25 cents Music Store. eS NATIONAL THEATER. Mrs. oo Meee . Hamilion Adams Bose: RAs 3 ACES! SPRING TROTTING MRETING j NATIONAL FAIR ‘ASSOCIATIO Ne aT THR Fan porn ee) ‘TUESDAY, WEDSTEDAY, THUESDAY AND MAY 3, 4, 6and 6 mrpractn SEES TE-FIVE ENTRIES racing among th dat trotting ‘and pacing horeos inte Soaateyt | THREB RAGES RAGS DAT! The frst appearance in Washington of ths five celebrated star pacers on WEDNESDAY. BT DAY, MAY 4, 1852. se [a Supper, Po on . Ce ‘Hii, bog. sta: wey. 3. 2:39 Class, Parse 8800—B. rai ch @ J. W. stomaa o ¢. pry Basen, Jobn 8. Ciatk, b. x. Sligo, b. m. Una, ‘b. ‘ose wood. TROTTING COMMEN re AT 2.15 P.M. Trains leave the Balti 12:10, 1, 1:30, 2:1 ‘ore.and Ohio Railroad ds ‘and 3:30 Pp. m. for the Fair Grounds. eding admission to the grounde, Adwission—10 the G | 4 SPECIAL Bancarns DRY GOODS. = LACE STAIPE PIQUE. ar | A. 18%, 15 and 17 Cents. ans, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT INDIA LIRERS, DOTTED SWI38 rel aN ate BOVELTING IN WHITE GOODB, ar NEW YORK AND BOSTON PF TKED. CSS GUA BA! We INvire TIRSPECTION AND COMPARISON, COCHBANE & 00, NEW YORK AVENCUE, Opposite Rings’ Bank. INGTON mm Blue, Yarnet, u, and other colors, goods are worth 37%, we §2~ Owing tothe rein the races which wore 2° ake plate te-day have been poston tthe same hoar (1 o'¢ The BU P, chu RRbAy sithae ori #8: rates will take place oue day later than Grithaly contempla ed. m3 Prosy’s.- tue ILLTSIRIOUS TEAGEDIAN SALVINI AS THE GLADIATOR THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, MAY 3. SBAKESPEAKE’S OTHELLO ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 4. wii will potitively be the final pngagement in Washington of the Gresteat Living A Me will have tha support of a Firet-class English Speaking Ady. Compan: jererved admi 1, which - ties the halder to's sate nm Ot. which ents 0 closing performances of the rezular season willee Given on FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mar 6 ard 7, by she Greatest cf American Kaglish Opsra Companies, THE BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY, Fmbracing the most renowhed of American sing- tone, Phillips, Karl, ¥essenden, Whitney, Barnabee, McGonald and fifty in chorus. BHore.—To give the utmort efficiercy to thes> grand performers the eutira orchestra will be brought rom Boston. Friday Night—Chime: of Normandy. Raturday Matinee—Oiivette. Saturday Night—Patinitza. Fiche orchestra, @1.60; reserved baleony, = Es YONGEREGATIONAL CHUBCA, TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 10, 1831. et EST! MERCADANTE’S + “SEVEN LAST wonrbs,” And Selections from the MASSES OF MOZART, GOUNOD anv GIORZA Will be rendered by the CHOIR OF ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, MONDAY, MAY 2, LAST WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON. ee ae sng an and Serantey Matinee ACME OLIV i OOAP. ee P. Richeieoate adaptation of An- Grau's Charming Opera, OLIVETTE, With itr temp alloy castof characters that itsuch cp “iawen G PBs psn gS 2 GEQ. Sindee ANNY WENT 2 0! Full Chorus of Relected Volces aud'an Augmen- ted Orohest vision eS Co Scenery by Milton Bitmmser. oO" FREE EXHIBITION tra. produced mnaee the personal super- at FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY BRAUN’S FAMOUS AUTOTYPES FROM PARIS ar BABLO#’'S ART GALLERY, 3225 PEs: {O0BD’s OPERA mer ‘Sz. XE! A THURSDAY EV ‘May 5. 1831. coupimentay ‘Testimonial Peudcred to . & SESSFORD, By, the best Seles and Amsteur — talent of wee — present Mr. D. B. Mackeod, Musical Director. ton, shen cak, 4 A, Beligson, Stage Manager. THE PIRATES oF PENZANCE. Mabel. Firsts Apprentice, it ieteree birt mek Remvuel, ‘bis Tieatenaat. Mojor General Staple; Edward, Bergeant of Gen. Staniey’s Dave! Resta for sale at Hills’ Music Sto, BAND MUSICAL MAY FESTIVAL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. NATIONAL THEATER, MAY 13 AND 14. Solo Artistes: Mrs. IMOGER PROW Sipnor CAMPA’ iar. JUBN te8, Poli oe iret nee, ‘olice, &e. aps0-5t oe Me Selaats Opera Oi jer, Majesty's Opera ‘Oo. SCH, ¢ of Bosio: c rio, WT HE OREATION ee: Mand Fayor rerite ‘Operatic Selections. Full Cho; 100 V« 1d Grand Orches‘ra of Des. SOUS 1, NOUBA. Conductor of MANTON OLOETZNES: Director, — Open at Metzerott & Co.'s, Tuesdsy, May ny 82. aS 80 and $1. rane “tor Neoseek Beste. General [many SMINMENT, ENTEE- ‘TALN! Under the xnspicetof SHIN aTON. FROEBEL SOSIETY, For the Benefit c Cay se etn ere Kindergarten, WwEpxgspay. E BD ING eel 4, S31, at8 o’clk. dmission, Twen! ive Cents. fie th thet give 10 ¢ tothe » poor lendeth tothe Lord.” ap Or FELLUWW’ HALin Seventu Srneet NortHwesr. MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, Max 2p an 3p. DB. J. W. ROGERS AND MISS MAE ROGERS, ON MONDAY, May 2p, DB. ROGERS WILL DELIVKE HIS LEOTURE oN STONEWALL aap Ow ri Bec DE. BOGMEY Wonk EOEAE In ae isi peenek apenas at and Pett Soar pau aad here nook wi : | Sees 10rm axp G Ernyers Kourhwesr. “TUESDAY EVENING! Mix 3D. | HENRY WARD BEECHER. Busseor s bait price. only 180. SILK WARP HENRIETTA, wide double width ei. @1 Sheer e1 oOe ACK GANHMEL ES, jure Wool good quality, donhie width. 370. COLORED CASH eis, pure wool, one yard and arter wide, wears 25, * MERUD, the new siyie PAangCm. ned sith Gola, Cardi- ream, Blur Black ahdWhite suk Pure Wool LAGE BUN1ING, douvie width, all Colors, ony 0, Pure woul Buy BUNTING, 31 75 Worl BLAGK LAG: (60) new style figured Frese ured Linen LAWNR, 15. 20, 2! Se AO picors Beauiiiul aiverican LAWNS, « 12}g; “NUNS VeILUNG,” all pure wool, ali colors, 3735: Jaret received 80 bieoes Deanti. ful Spring DRESS GOODS, worth 2! selling them at 16. Excefient OUNSKTS, at: lack SHAW! $2, 82 50 83. Cashmere SHA Pure SILKE HOGA TN: ail colors BL dent received large sseortmen* of pure wool, wide ouble width, CHODDA CLOTHS, in beautiful ring ehades, only 50, worth 7; CARTERS, * A Market Spnoce. m2 PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, SATIN PARASOLS. BROGADE PARASOLS, COACHING PABASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY. DEESS GCObS. LOUISINE StLms PO. SURAn SILES. EROCADE Su! VrLvet GRENAT DINE, CHEVIOT CHECK, WHITE GOODS. INFIA LINE! PERSIAN LAWN, FIGURED Swiss MUSLINS inDIA MULL, &c: SPEOIAL BARGAINS. 50 Pieces COLORED FIGURED SWISS, at NUNS BLACK VEILING, 6v0. PURAH SILKS, Eveusus Shades for Bashes. ONE PRICE. W.M. SHUSTEB & SONS, 919 Pennryivania avenue, 26 INCH TWILLED SILK m2 PARAGON FRAME UMBRELLAS, $2.50. SUN'S VEILING, (0c. CAMELS HAIR GEENADLN. 62%¢., TBc. BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, $1.00, $1.50. BLACK BEOCADE SILKS, €1.25. SATIN MEBVEILLEUX. SURAH BILES. TYLER & CHEWNING, 91S 7th st. n.w. a HOT WEATHER. CAMELS Hath. GRE SADIN LUBI*'S LACE B = BPANISE AND GbtrcRE CES. NUNS’ TEENS a Ta _ EX, ce LA Lin Lawes. Sunat RILES, Gin AMS. SHETLAND SHAWLS. SUMMER BILES. FLAID, PLAIN any and 4 STRIPED §2” ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, @¢ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH STREET. Established 1840. ase OHNSOR. ‘VES MARKET SPACE. Bargains in new style PARASOLS. Pargsing in LaDLs" Fare T 2OTOH GINGH 4 MB. 5c. inet Bre LS yh ant, Saggems. Piai: DEES ‘oops. and 1c. eee aga Colgred ‘acd BaO- 2,200 joarda Fi Basin Colored P MOMTES at 28c.,former vice 2.200038 zara LACE BUNIING at 15e., former price one 4. 30) jarket Space. aps0_ | Ne DEY GouDs. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK BROOADE SLLES. BLACK BATIN DE LYON. BLAOK SATIN DUCHTSS. BLACK AND COLORED SURAH BILKB. RUN'S BLAGE VEILING. Foil lines of all kinds of first-class DRY GOODE 4&T BOTTOM PRICES. apl? \HOMPSON’S SHIRT FACTORY, many ex. NORTHWEST, OFF. ore: ag a Slargelincot PANGY HAGP HOSE: “ al ee OMPBON: Manacer. EW SPRING Goons. GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. sine re.enneerwoamome ® & tree onde | FLOWERS, AND RS PEN 2 FEN Ben ~~ aes T oimmew Te t-CTION OF MILLINESY NOVELTI§G Bouth of New Yor, at MRS, J.P. PALuens, | SROV F.9& Bet atm ana Bath, | ! B.—Pereopal attention given to oan ee wee ose yaa, RUBBER ALL STYLES AND SIZES. | RUBBEE GOODS OF ALL KINDS. iT | ominans Loses ‘Ledies 4 saree Sioatare | end Avroms: ee Dress ae Ce ‘AY goods senersnteed ita fcr trial {er BED ONE ae ted ao wilted ead DNICGS & CO's TRANSPEN PAPERS, } The beet thing ever cred for ata | embroidery “hestens stamped tu | rat.or 11 the mater a Fat. or ot 1a) waned nw veving. aris a> wane or pat ru Stamiing .f all kinds ae nen, cae y Trim yr, two end four } fold. « rananiown and stber Wace A B.ScHor O88 Teh etre STREET, CLovp Betuntsa. PABAB LA Latest naveltios, ini “ mend RES” ant © RQUABE “PARASOL.” ms an the Newea 4 Cotton, Lae } CORSETS, | Our Corect Department very large and ¢om- plete. Over 60 #tyirs, iwe'nding every desirable j make CORSETS MADE TO OnDER. DOMESTIC FASDIONB.: DOUGLASS pfiate SY REE, Loty Borpwe a DRE 2 Dreseos, Butte, Costumes, tuperict etzle at abort potion » Drveee Curand Busted, and a pervect ‘ot wuarai inn can beve aaa or AI Lay 598, some T PLAIN in AND Lay Amos Bets ky Mm. WILLIAN, ‘Trevise, Paris; 007 Penmsyivanis svenue maria [ ADEE SHOES. Egy Riggs Tal offer ay entire woek of WER: DISOGURT OF TEN PE CENT. 48. BR. VEBMILVA, 610 Ninth ot., opp Patent HOUSEFURNISHINGS. ae noo 709 MARKET SPACE. tenis We anr Day Orrxrso New Goops m STAFFORDSHIRE FANOY WA #3. DEG CRAVED FROIT PLATE , PREYOR AND ENGLISS DFOCRAIED Ga uk SETS. ivnlor tatons tok Ghieam @RRZERS, LG WATEs GOULEKS ALL aT Lower Prices. WILMARTH & FDMONSTON, mu 709 Market Space. RersicEwarors, ICE CHESTS, WATER COOLERS, 10E ObEAM FREEZERS, And 2 fall stock of HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, ar J. W. SCHAEFFER'S, * £0230 Seventh treet, apli Avovs New Youe AVEWOS. Vistad REFRIGERATORS, Surat ne al aines of this Celobrated built and hanéeomely. Pale wihspe a perfect Nop Covducwr, bave SLATE STONE SHELVES; In fact, & PEBFECT REFRIGERATOR. M W. StVeaipur, Late Wenn & No 1009 Penna. ave? art. le Agent for the District. PIANOS AND ORGANS, ——— = {STEY ORGANS LowEsT prices, Asp. raster hi TERMS. om the STIEF?, te ARANION & BAGH, and at clone * > D fp BRO. ore Aounee, arn wings Tih etree northwest. F ros ame SCHARE lo j wet ies tae, ‘beautiful ‘cases bre Tuning and Bopeisys specia'ty ‘Wortp om TROLY ed ox TNSSRUMEN' ‘Thst 2 sold at reasonable firnres in the city. SHOSINGER ORGA WB, frecpwnere for"rshnonm of Snuah rehestr: in the market. BOOKS, &c. i Tear pea aaa a Wier Asano Bure Pia Be $1.00; £ Shon cay English Oolonies in America. by “yy 5 8yo., 33: Muscles ‘erves, }y Dr. 1 50; The Bichoffs, trans by Mra. a La trinine dean, ae Rami ie rete ns Bi s 3 to Fercish o Wve, 5 ‘aunce’e BOreerye Voi. 2, Cloth. 87.80. 2%, on MANCIS B. 2 oS eo