Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1881, Page 4

The Largest Circular Sewer Ev: = Constructed. . DRAINAGE OF NORTHEAST WASHINGTON. ‘The work of constructing the second section of the Boundary street intercepting auxiliary sewer in the northeastern section of the city, ig progressing steadily and satisfactorily,- under the present contractor, W. C. Murdock. THE EVENING STAR. EDAY..... “May 6, ISSI. The Weather. OPPIcs OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasuixeron, D. C., May 6, 1851, 9:30 a mm. For the middie Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather, and occasional rain, easterly, shifting, southerly winds, lower barometer. stationary or higher temperature. Special Weather Bullctine ‘The ehief signal officer furnishes the follow- ing to the press: The barometer is highest in the Canadian maritime provinces, and lowest in Manitoba. The temperature has remained nearly stationary. Cloudy and_ threaten! Weather, with rain, prevails in New Englan and the middle Atlantic states. South- erly winds continue in New England, the northwest and the west guif states. East- erly winds In the middie Atlantic states and T. Loane being the conti for the outiet section of 1,700 feet, with an inside diameter of 23 feet. Mr. Loane after Cogremer | the work failed to comply with the termsof his contract, and it was given to Mr. who fs now the re contractor outlet section, and also for the next section of 2,100 feet, with adiameter of 22 feet inside. This is the section upon which Mr. Murdock is now working, he being a su! tractor. The neat section, which has recently been awarded to Messrs. Neltzy & ucker, 1s 2,300 lineal feet, With an interior diameter Of 20 feat, and ex- tends from 12th to Sth street east. These con- tractors have not yet commenced their work, and probably will not do much until the work on Mr. Murdock’s section shall have advanced to a point which will enable the water to be turned in without interfering with his work. ‘This 1s the most interesting sewer work ever boipekerg a in Construction in either ancient or modern times. It 1s the largest circular sewer ever constructed, and the thorough manner of the work and quality of the material used renders it an object of great Interest to builders and engi- neers, The great extent of this work and dif- ficult nature Of the excavations necessarily makes its execution slow, and it will probabiy require several years for its completion. The quantities of the several kinds of work oa the section just let to Messra. Neltzy & Acker are estimated to embrace 100,000 cubic yards of excavation, 5,000 cubic yards of concrete ma- sonry, 5,350 cubic yards brick masonry, 4,000 equare yards trap rock masonry, with 16,000 cubic yards of surplus excavation to be hauled off. The sewer is built on a concrete iounda- tion, with the lowest portion of the invert laid with trap rock blocks, in*order to resist the immense friction of rock and sand which flows through this sewer in times of heavy rain sterms. Water tight work 1s almed at, and to. Secure this none but the best quality of mate- Tial is used. The trap rock blocks are laid in a thick bed of concrete masonry, the blocks not Jess than four inches in width nor eight inches pi has falien 11 inches at St. Paul, where it is now 5 inches above the danger Ine; It has risen 27 inches at Dubuque; it is 4 feet 7 Inches above the danger line and rising siowly at St. Louis: tt 1s 2 teet 6 Inches above and rising at Cairo; 3 feet 4 Inches above at Helen: foot 5 inches above at Vicksburg; it is 2inches below the danger line at New Or- leans, and 5 inches below at Memphis. The indications are that partly cloudy or cloudy Weather. with rain, will prevatl in New Eng- land and the middie Atlantic states to-day, and that fair weather will prevall in the south Atlantic states to-day and to-morrow. The Missouri will probably continue to fall. The Mississ{ppi will probably continue to fall at St. Faul and rise at Dubuque, Lacrosse and Cairo. RANGE OP THE THERMOMETER The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day:— Ta. m.. 5; i1a mM. 585 ;2p.m,625% Maxi mum, 63.5 ; minimum, 54°. ree LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Ford's Opera House—The Boston Idea! Opera company in ‘‘Chimes of Normandy.” National Theater.—Acme Oltvette Company. Tea Culture in America. is work was commenced in June, 1S79, Mr. J. | ‘This ws ever printed is | | Advertisers ‘will, theret | Sending in their | cable moment Qcotion in m1 lamps will be lighted at 11:30 p.m. and guished at 3 a.m. The Catholic Beneficial Society (4 mutual association) has filed a certificate of in- corporation, with W. H. Wheeler, | Chas. Johnson, extin: benefit | Smallwood Revival me day was IS4—the 1e issue of 1, there! orders to insure insertion and classt- to-morrow’s enlarged and extra "Thos. Eni Lewis Primusand Stephen are at Union as eetings in progress ME.) Chapel, 20th street, by tie Mizpah band and Jas. 8. Reiley, de] i; Pal Tick O'Hagan and Jno. W, Stewart, secretaries; ure! Jas. D. Dot White, W. Schult: Ustened to War de) length, and not less than eight nor more than en inches indepth. = ‘Transfers of Real'Estate. Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows: G. F. Appleby et al., trustees, to Mary F. Rich- ardsop, sub 32, sq. 240; $4,500. Z. Downing to Ellen M. Ware, pt sub lot 63,8q. 195: $552.92. Z. WIGHLY SATISFACTORY TEST OF SAMPLES FROM GEORGIA. ‘Twenty boxes of American teas, of the crop Of 18st, raised on the plantation of Mr. J. <ackson, Liberthy county, Georgia, arrived at the Agricultural department a few days since. Commissioner Le Duc extended an invitation fo several prominent merchants of our city, Pag ts ge carrer er d0.; $1,252. oe Bternoon, among them being ‘Messi Prank | &S; $1250, Gabriel tardella to Mary’ Baidwis, afternoon, poe win, Hume, G. G. Cornwell and J, H. Magruder, | pt, £4. 919; $100, J. W. Hendley to W. Vogt lot 282, block 125, Beatty and Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown; $500. Calderon Carlisle, trus- tee, to W. B. Brown, lots 15 to 21, block 9, Meri- dian HM; $3,100, American Medical Association. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. At the American Medical Association meet- ing in Richmond yesterday, the committee on nominations submitted the following names of officers for the oa year, who were con- firmed to-day: For president, J. Woodward, of the U. S. A; vice presidents—P. O. Hooper, Arkansas: Laertes Conner, Michigan; Eugene Chisholm, North Carolina; Hunter McGutre, Richmond; secretary, Wm. B, Atkinson, Penn: | sylvania; treasurer, L. J. Dunglison, Washing- ‘The firm of Martin Gillette & Co., of Baltimore, was also represented. The teas from all the boxes was thoroughly tested in the laboratory, ard compared with some of the best specimens: of India teas, at the department from last yearscrop. Our grocers wire enthusiastic in their praises of the Georgia article and unant- mously pronounced it as in body as, ana superior {n flavor to,the best products of Ind!a. Mr. Jackson Is the superintendent of the gov- ernment experimental tea garden at Somer- vihe, 5. C., and has been engaged in the tea culture for 16 years. The tea exhibited yester- day was of his own production. Commissioner Le Due, who bas for two years past directed the culture of tea in America, was highly Pleased with the satisfactory results obtained. ae | ton, D. C.; chairman of the committee on oe ee SS cue. | #Ffangements, A. J. Stone, Minnesota. Vacan- NATIONAL AR ee cay MATRUR OARSMEN— | cies tn the JUdi¢lal council were filled by the Plena S pains appointment of Dr. S. N. Benham, Pennsyl- The joint c ulitee of the Analostan and sylvanta; Dr. J. M. Jones, District of Columbia; D. A. Linthicum, Nebraska; Wm. Brodie, Mica- igan; H. D. Holton, Vermoni; A. B. Sloan, Miscour!, and R. B. Cole, California. St. Paul, Minn., was selected as the next place of meet- ing. Colunfola boat clubs (three from each club) held a meeting lastevening to make arrangemenis for the forthcoming regatta of the National — of Amateur Oarsmen of the Uaited FS E oun Withdrawal of that club from all further particl- pation in the pending arrangements. The com- mubication was brletly discussed, and the secre- tary was authorizei—in acknowledging it— to express the unanimous regret of the com- mittee that the action of the ational associa. tion should have been considered sufficient Justification for the withdrawal of the Potomacs from aN arrangement enterea into in faith by the three clubs, and the confident anticipation of the depr.ved of their active co-operation— that every friendly assistance will still be tendered by the Potomacs in making the frst national regatta upon the Potomac a most Retewortby event in the annals of amateur beating. An official notification that Wash- ington had been selected, and the date fixed for September ist and 2a, was then read, and the committee, with increased entauslasmn, pledged the faith abd means of their respective clubs to the successful carrying out of the program as adopted. A resolution to increase the joint committee to ten (five from each club) was car- Hed, andgfter further discussion of details the comm! adjourned ti Monday evening next. Esch of the clubs holds meetings on Saturday, 80 that the full committee of ten will be organ. ted at their next meeting on Monday. Sac. committees will oe appolz —<$<—<——__— The Trotting Meeting. YESTERDAY'S RACES AT THE NATIONAL GROUNDS. There was a large attendahce at the National Fair grounds yesterday—the second day of tho trotting meeting—over 3,000 persons in all being present, and the trotting was about as fine as any ever witnessed in these parts, THE FIRST RACE was for horses of the 2.37 class, for a purse of $500; $250 first, $125 second, $75 third and $50 fourth. There were seven starters. Trump found the speed so fast that he could not keep company with the others, and with White Stocking was distanced tn tue first heat, leavin; the race to the other five horses The secon‘ Was a dead heat between Modock and Kismet, who made a handsome spurt down the home stretch. The summary is as follows: A. Goldsmith, New York, bD.m. Alice Be FAIR 63111 mp... aos H. Perdue, Salisbury, REAL Estate Save: White Stocking... 5 & Co., auctionec Louis J. Gill, Jos, R. spnneae, Richard board of governors, ‘The Carroll Institute met last evening, the president, Mr. John T. Fallon, in feeling terms the death of Rey. Felix Bar- ottl, an honorary member of tho institute, Res- olutions were unanimously adopied, paying a Stacetul tribute to the memory of tue deceased riest, The Georgia Republican night adopted a constitution and by-laws, and elected R. D. Locke president and H. H. Swear- inger recording secre! fe St. Elizabeth and attendants, in their large hall last zance,” by Prof. Sheldon’s troupe of juvenile artists, and all seemed to enjoy the perform- ance. The Catholic Beneficlal Society met Tuesday evening and adopted resolutions lamenting the death of Kev. Father Barottt and ordering thelr hali drape in mourning for 60 days. ‘The Lowell Times of a reeent date states that Mr. T. Harry Donahue, formerly a well-known been ite ill at his brother’s house in Centralville, city, Mr. George A. Hilton, president. formerly a real estate broker of | M. this city, is insane at Indianapolis, The Knights of St. Matthew last night elected the following o@icers for the ensuli end lahey 3; Pat John E, Hawk- announced Association last tary. Insane Asylum Pope the music of the “Pirates of Feu: it clerk in this city, had Right Under the Nose of the Police. AN INTERESTING GAMB OF ‘SPINNING JENNY” 5 INTERRUPTED BY THE OFFICERS, Some of the young bloods who have been attending the races and taking a hand at the roulette games permitted to be played there have become so much fascinated with the sport that congregated together in the restau- Yant w Police headquarters, kept by Mr. Petersen, last night, and eng: & room on the lower floor, the windows looking out on the = within full view of some of the rooms in Police headquarters where, about 11 o'clock, they opened up the interesting and exciting game of “Spinning Jenny;” also, a wheel game, the paraphernalla of which was Carried in there by one of the number under his 1ace, the wheel was spread out, and it was not tong before all became excer ly interested in the gamo, The fun was witnesged by outsiders peering through the windows, and attracted the notice of Lieut. Austin’s men, who, taking the op- rtunity when sundry littie piles of five cent ‘were heaj up on the numbers, sud- iy bounced in on the party, and asone of them expresses It, “gobbled the whole lay-out, spinning jinny, chi Lumbers, money and players,” ‘and took em into headquarters, After their astonishment had been overco! me one of the party put up collateral of $100 for their appearance in Police Cours this morning, and they went on their way. The case did not come upin the Police Court this morning for some reason, The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Wallach age Fairfield; argued anew and submitted. Barber azt. Peopie’s Savin; Bank; argument resumed and case Te Murray agt. Ager; stipulation filed. Kennedy te Barker; judgment ‘amrmed. Ad- londay. S Equrry Covrt—Judae Wylie. Yesterday, Huntley agt. Barlow; referred to auditor, Lane Lane; petition denied with- Out prejudice. Jackson agt. Jackson; rule on defendant. McPherson agt. Smallwood; con- veyance by trustee ordered. Mercer agt. Ho- gan; subpcena duces tecum to W. Hogan, jr., ia from bi I dered to brin hana ine osu eas: Hass. mi hemorrhage of the lungs, but 1s CEE hn of ctmmnm ag name | ae Sa RE fl a e case of District of Columbia Reissner 5 order of ratification. & Jenks—action to recover rSORa tax—in | Black agt. Black; rule on defendant. Hane- which Judge Bundy gave j igment for plaio- kel agt. Hanewinkel; trustees’ subdivision of tiff against Jenks for amount claimed has been | Property approved. a] led to the Circuit Court. Ored child under the steps of a church, corner 3d and P streets northwest, The coroner gave - Officer Jeffries found a dead col- @ Certificate of burial. An attempt was made early this mornii thieves to ing. on New wire ni that efforts watchman be aie looking colored man lurking in that vicinity between 11 and 12 o'clock. ‘The will of the late Emily D. Young was filed in the Probate Court to-day. her estate to her husband, Amos Young, during life, with the exception of wearin; Which she gives her sister, Ellen D, $100 to Mary Taylor, colored; all the residue of y by fard- enter the cigar store of Wm. York avenue, near 15th street. The were made to force it. The private notified the police that he saw a She bequeathes ‘apparel, leory, and her property torevert to her sister at her hus- band’s Forp’s Orgra Hovsg.—s of the “Chimes of Normandy” may be expecte1 at tois house to-night by the Boston Ideal ompany, composed of such artists a3 Marie Store, Adelaide Phillips, Geraldine Ulmer, Tom Karl, Opera com; leath. Amusements, Etc. fine performance Barnabee, Whitney and others. “Olivette”at the matinee to-morrow and “Fatinitza” to-morrow night. NATIONAL THEATER.—The popular perform- ances of ‘Olivette” at this theater by the Acme company, which have been deservedly success- ful, will close with this week. THE ARTICLES TO BE VOTED at the fair at Masonic Temple, commencing May 9th, are on exbibition at A. Saks West, viz: Lady’s gold watch, lady’s sold neck- lace, silver watch, masonic gavel, past which Muttoi 1236.3 0c. per doz.: T peck; Cranbel jLraw berries, 50a75¢c. per quart. Fisu.—Shad, 25a60c, pei 15e. per bunch, 50a75c. pe buncn; Rock, large, bunch; Mackerel, 15¢. per Ib.; to be raifl Cot. INGERSOLL’s new lecture, entitled “The Great Infidels,” to be delivered at the National Theater Sunday night, 1s sold to be one of his ablest efforts, Washington Market, Hetail Prices, Meats.—Beef.sirloin,isa20c. per Ib.;do. porter- house, 25c.; rib roast, 123a20c.; steak, 123020c.; Corned Beef, 8a12c.; is do. ut we.; 123800; n, Hams, sugar Las leapt prmag al2%¢.;Lard,10a123¢c, WITS.—Oranges, 25a30c, 50a60c.; Lemons, 20a30c. & Co., ith street north- gold ring, tvory pert jewel and a new organ, led. Dried Beet) eni Lamb, 15a20¢.; Ve R Bork. 10al2%e.} BI 2539, ; ee aus 1Bgalbe! per doz.; do (Florida), 5 40: per doz.; tae aaa 25a40c.; Apples, 40a50c. les, 10al2 Cts, per quart; air; Herring, 10a }; Perch, 20a40c. per per Ib., 40c, per Halibut, 16ae.; T to eA 15a20c, Trout, 12a15¢ per Ib.; Catfish, 2a25 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12. per lb.; Terrapin (sliders), Per dozen; do., (diamond back,) $i3 per e6ag9 dozen; Turtic BUTTER.—P! Time, 2.2934, 2.3134, THE SECOND RACE was for horses, for a purse of $590, divided as follows: $400, $200, $120 and $50. Though ven heats were trotted, the race was left 4pclded. The first and second heats were T¥ prety, both being dead heats, in the first Sliverton 21d Jersey eoming in neck and in the second Voltaire, who was ba iy +9 Win the race, came in with Silverton, both “tng under the wire together. ‘The summary of the ;4ce as far as It progressed was as follows: : W. H. Crawford, Washington, br. 8, ~ ax William J, Mi! neon netiie, tru: 3 a threa-story “~~. £0! brick dwelling, to m Bros., day, tor George W “ f ecutors, ail of unimoro-e 2 fronting 66 teet « Inches, an Sth street, between N and O streets noi 3 with a depth of 100 feet, for 414 cents stuare foot, to E. J. Hill. Also for same lots Nos, Land subdivision of lot <i, in square 615, hav- : 1 lapaneccat 40 feet on N street, with a depth ye a 503 2 of 90 feet 1 inch on Ist street northwest, for 15 W. i. McCarthy, ootate cents square foot, to M. C, Maxtleld. Epis ‘Pixiiadeiphia,b.m. igne.0 aaeey ‘To-ORROW, you can buy at R. Goldschmid’s, Sy concen ‘~ Xore, D. B- Tea alOr No. si2 7th street nortawest, Japanese a only iScents, worth 25cents; halr brushes, only Philadelphia, b. g. Jer ae E large Japanese fans, only 1 cent: rub- ‘ber combs, only 3 cents; real majolica cream 2, 2:29, 2:233¢, 2:24, nly 16 cents; scrubbing brushes, only THE $1,000 FREE-FOR-ALL PACING RACE Reece ‘porcelaln double egg cups, only 5 cents; | had for starters the pick of the country, Mattie shoe brushes. only 10, cents. Also, great bar: | Hunter ag, the great ginvonte, The frst gains I s aS » = cocoons bans i wonderful Teaching the wire 1p 2:17%, ugh so far ahead that he trotted the last quanta te r under astrong pull, The favorite got second place. These tions were reversed im the second heat, Mattie Hunter belug an easy winner in 2:19 The pacers if this race were the mare Lucy, owned by Samuel Keys, Pittsburg, Pa.; the chestnut mare Mattie Hunter, by John Spian; the bay ent Ben Hamilton, by John E. Turner, Philadelphia, and the well-known flyer Rowdy Boy, owas by R.S. Hurd, of the same city. Lucy, who dey Sleepy Tom and Rowdy Boy here last , came in third each time, Ben Hamilton bringing up the rear. WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.—At the Queens- tewn Drove Yards, Wednesday, (on the Metro- politan Branch. B. & O. R, R.. three miles from wis D. Means. proprietor), 250 head le were offered, of which all were sold to - at 6 per lb. 651 sheep and Jambs. up; sold, as follows: Sheep éaé3s per ib.: lambs, Sald, and none lett unsold. Clipped sheep, 5 to cows and caives broag good onthe market. The state of the market Was brisk. FUSSELL's {ce cream. t THE NATIONAL RIFLES met last night. The | Tue quarters were trotted 28 follows: recrulting committee reported five applications | pire neat eons Hose BAT for active membersuip, who were elected. | ccong heat. 036° 1:09 8:19 Several gentlemen were elected honorary mem- bers, among them Colonel Frank B. Schaffer, the original captaia of the old Rifles. The com- Hy granted W. I. Weber permissten to name is band the National Ritles’ Band. A letter was received from Colonel Moore, of the Wash- ington Light Infantry, thanking’ the Rifles for Offering the use of their armony to the Infantry. ‘The unfinished races of yesterday and those announced for to-day will take place t¢-mor- Tow, commencing at 1 Contracts Awarded. x ‘The bids for boilers, tanks, &c., for the hear- ing apparatus for the new War department building, opened by Lieut. Col. Casey May 2, were as follows: Bartlett, Hayward & Co., Bal timore, $7,108; H. A. Ramsay & Co., do.. $7,994; Thos. C. & Co., do., $12,961.73. The contract has been awarded to Bartlett. ae ward & Co. Bids for cast tron pipe, &c., for tl he SnooTmnc MatTcH at BRxw RANGE YEs- TERpAY.—In the military subscription match, under the auspices of the Columbia Rifle Ass2- ciation, at Benning’s, the followin: a Mr. Cash, fame building were opened yest as fol lows: ‘Bartlet, Hayward & Co., Baltimore, . 24; $12,445; Thos. C. Basshor & Co., d0., $19,533.75. Corporal Bows we Contract awawded to Bartlett, Hayward & Co. 19; Morse, 16; Keech, Bids for attings, valves, wc. for the game Kendig, building were also opened yeaterday. Bidders: + SC Bartlett, Hayward & Co., Baltimore, $5,695; 24 artillery, Thos. C. Basshor & Co., do., $9,339.45; Robert Jentensnt Oyster, Leitch & Sons, Washin| D. C., $10,126.59; McWhorter, Pancoast & Manie, Pi Iphia, $10,312.’ Con- ington, poison. 3. Mr. Cash tract awarded to Bartlett, Hayward & Co. Bids the f ze, a8 his score finished better than that of Mr. Lauritzen, who took the second for heating the Utica post office, New York, Bidders: Bartlett, Hayward « opened May 24. = Co, Baltimore, $13,443, ‘The contract was Ase Your GRoce® rox Rextaxcs, the beanll- | 8warded to them, ful Minnesota patent tlour, It ts cheap and ex- cellent. t ‘THE JackSON GROVE Camp MEETING ASSOCIA- —_—>__— DEBATING THE TARIFF QUESTION TO WIN THE MERRICK MEDAL.—The annual debate for the Merrick medal by the Philodemic Society of College took place last night, the niow (Methodist Protestant) met on the camp | Georgetown ight ground yesterday. The time for holding the question under debate betty as follows: “la at annual camp meeting was Mixed to begin July 2s and close August 10. Arrangements were made for the erecting of a new tabernacle and enlarging the front circle so a3 to accommodate mere tenters. The association has now se- cured the ground by absolute purchase, and will proceed at once to Improve and beautiry , North Caro! (01 ek Spistrict of Columbia, and Hon. H. E. Jack- sop, Tennessee, and they occupied seats on the 1. ‘The grove is atout 25 miles trom the eity, | Stage The audience Wee Ae Apps Te oe directly on the line of the Baltimore and Po- ayers Who favored a tariff for revenuc: tomac raliroad. only. He §] foran hour. W. A. Lackey, of poke District of Columbia, followed, favoring a proteonive tariff. Mr. A C. Wright, of Goor- fa,and J. M. Wilcox, of Pennsylvania, thee respect ro views. ‘Tae debate showed considerable research by each Lpdep hats iri ‘THE PLACE OF ATTRACTION, DOW, for the boys, is %9 Pennsylvania avenue, the Boys’ Cloth- ing House of b. Robinson & Co., where eves One ts suited in mind and body. They like the atteation bestowed upon them by the propric- tors and salesmen, and every boy goes avey era into the tariff quesifon and fine. — tive ability. The award of the prize will be an- So Lystprovs are the first approaches of con- | nounced on the commencement day of George- Sumptton that thousands remain unconscious | town College. of Mts presence until {thas brought them to the ks, of the grave. An immediate resort to Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant, upon the first appear- Spee of cough, Dain or soreness of the throat or chest, would ‘Very generally preclude a fatai | and Sarah Vane; James | result, or, in case the symptoms indicate the | county, and Eliza rage presence of latent consumption. would tend to | Rosa L. Carter; Melville Church and Subdue the violence of the disease, and thus | Heyl'ger Durant; W. A. Willis, of Charles coun- materially assist tu prolonging the lite of the , and Henrietta Parker: Chas. W. Spates patient. Use the Expectorant therefore when | abd Mary V. Wood; Philly eye g lary Va.; GeO. and ———_ MaRRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Major Lewis Coates and bog Aig ne 7) Quenan; and J. Teachum and Annie M. Maddox; Robert of’ Montgomery "Francia Tolson and you take @ cold, and by so doing prevent the | -1. Conners, of Al heceseity for its use in more dangerous com. | Mary Lechierter; George platuts, t Mitchell. Western Creamery, 4%c.: New York, fol, 20a30c.; Cheese, 15a2%e.; Hgygs, 12alsc. per dozen. do., new, PE Pk; Tomatoes, 16220. per Sal6c.; Sprouts, 20asve.per pk; 3abc, per bunch; Lettuce, Turnips, 15a20¢, per PK.: do, (Bermuda), S0c.a$1 per pk.; Carrots, 6c. ‘per bunch; Peas (green), S0c.ag1 per pk.; Beans, ge, VEGETABLES.—Potatoes, Irish, 30a40¢c. per pk; le, 25C.aF! each, “hiladelphia Print, 49¢.245¢, per 1b.: 30235¢.; $1.00a81.25; do. sweet, 30as0c. basket; Cab- ‘Beets, 3asc, per head: DK.; Onions, 60asve, per (Lima) 12a15¢. per qt; do. (string), S0c.agi per Dk. AB 50c.a$i per 1b 8 i Spinach, 90a sparagus, i2aisc. per per bunch; Parsnips, 40a50c, 3abc, per bunch. PovtTry.—Chickens, 50a$1 per pair; Geese, 75281; Squabs, $1.75a$2. per 20a30¢, per pk; Kale. 10ai5e. per pk; unch; Celery, Sal0c. Per peck; Rhubarb, air; Ducks, Tarkeys, 15alsc. doz. ——— West Washington, nee Georgetowht. ‘Tae For ‘similar in al rat rate ‘was given, however, that this brought up at the next ; robably be Association, except ‘was put at $138 instead of #i=~ URTEENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION held lar monthly meeting at Cropley’a night. A constitution was ado) dopted, its features to the Eleventh Batld- that the maxim im vie Notice fo chane~ meeting, and it will ‘paged un~, ocd tO $150. The association e 2 What is known as the old plan, «©. per share), upon which all the Georgetown associations work, elected as The officers were then follows: Jno. Leetch, president; S. ‘Thos. Brown, vice president; Ferdinand King, secretary; Robt. E. Frey, treasurer; Prof. Ed- ‘ar Frisbie, . Lawton, Andrew Tray, directors. Wm. V. Lewis, B. R. Mayfield, E. Wm. Clabaugh, Wm. Knowles and ‘the association ad- journed to meet Monday for payment of dues and sale of money. ‘THE SUDDEN DEATH of ex-fireman James Cleveland, in consequence of remarks made by him before his death, Opinion that it was a case of sujet oner accordingly delegated make a done, an led many to express the ‘he cor- fartigan to i mortem examination, which was the cause of death pronounced apo- lexy. The coroner will give a certificate of leath from that cause, —Arrty. tM. E ow Boyes, with 9,500 bushels or wiatand | Wil make Exeuraions down, the river, EVERY 1,000 bushels of corn’ Coa TRaps.—Twenty-four boats left Cumberland with 2,789.14 tons of coal, as fol- lows: For 1,065 03 tons; Borden Co., 533.19 tons; George’ Georgotown—Consolidation Co., "3 Creek Co., 459.11 tons; New Central Co., 343.16 tons; individual, 334.05 tons. MERCHANT’s EXCHANGE.—Offerings on ’change to-day 2,875 bushels wheat, witn sales as fol- 1 2 lows: 2,200 bushels, at 1: 75 bushels, at 12: Wwe TROUBLED BY “INSOMNIA” TRY A HOT DRINK WHEN GOING TO BED MADE OF THE GENUINE BROWN'S GINGER, Crrcurr Court—Judge Macarthur. ‘To-day, Berry and Yager agt, U. 8. Home and Dower Association; default. tg Oo Dis- trict; motion certified to General Term to be heard in the first instance. ic! tt agt. District, agt. Clark, Wilson agt, Gatchell, and Douglas agt. Wiston; dills of ex- tions filed. Burastein Ce Hall & Peugh; ig igment of condemnation. Xander agt. Ober- elm; statement of case signed, POLICE CourT—Judge Snel. Yesterday, after our rt closed, Dennis Bland, violating the hack law; $3. Brown, a white man, was cha! ing trees and shrubbery in Agricultural grounds. Officer Cook stated that he arrestea this man about s o’clock 1n the morning, witha large bunch of flowers and shrubbery in his ion. which he gathered in the grounds, ‘he court fined him $10 or 30 days in the work- Rouse. Jno. N. Hicks. charged with defacing ae fe $10 or 30 days. Richard D. lark, alias Jas. Clark, color@™, charged with the larceny of a pocketbook and contents from the pocket of Caroline White, a white lady, who Stated that she isa stranger here, from San cisco, and while at the Post Office yester- day her poet was picked. Mr. H.C. McCoy, an employe of the Post Office, stated that he caught him tn the act, and caught hold of him, when he broke away and ran, and witness pur- Sued him, and was caught in Metropolitan hotel. The court said he would give him the extent of the law for peat larceny, and sentenced him to six months In jail, and to pay a fine of $100, and in default of the fine 30 days additional ‘The court ordered the money which was found in the defendani’s [npr to be returned to the lady, but was informed by the policeman who had cl of the case, that the money and handkerchiefs which were found in the risoner’s possession had been returned to him. ‘he court said that property found in lees sion of prisoners when arrested, especially in Serfous cases, is often material evidence in the identification of prisoners, and shoud not be returned until the case 1s disposed of py the court. The judge requested the officer to call the Major’s attention to this matter. To-day, Wm. M. Semon, vagrancy; bonds or 20 days. “James Dudley, loud and boisterous; $5 or 15 days. Jesse Clark, forfeited collateral. John Minor, obstructing a footway by rolling a bish in the street; $3. Chas. Golden, vagrancy; personal bonas. Thomas Burgess was charg: ee a an rain | et = Sarah . Burgess, fe, @ rather good-looking white woman, who stated that she had to Jeave her husband about three weeks ago, and that yesterday he came to where she is living and assaulted her. Mr. Burgess stated that he came home from work about three weeks ago and found that his wife had moved and taken nearly all of the furniture with her. After finding where she had moved, witness called on her to return and was assaulted by her, but did not assault her. The court took his per- sonal bonds to keep the peace for six months. dames Breanan, a young white man, was charged with the larceny of some angle valves from the Treasury department, the property of the United States. The case was continued by the court for further testimony. —— CITY ITEMS. Boys’ and Children’s Siraw Hats? White, Brown and Mixed Straws, 50 and 75¢. New styles Boys’ Hats, with fancy bands, $1, Nice Wide Brim Sailors’, for little ones, 75c. Men’s Mackinaws and Fine Mixed Braids. vee out stock of Men’s and tea da Stiff and Soft Felt Hats, at reduced prices for cash, at Lewis’ One-Price Store, 920 7th st., bet. land K nw. N.B.—Price plainly marked on each hat.2 a Successf ul Firm, EIsEMAN BROS., Clothiers and Tallors, cor. 7th and E streets. A Perrecr Rvst ~cature would be | For those $4.50 Pants to order at Elseman Bros., ner 7th and E, They are single patterns, se- fected from $6 and $7 Pantaloonings, thereby avoiding accumulation of old stock. 2 Brain and Nerve. Weils’ Health Renewer, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &¢c. $1, at Druggists, 450 Pa. ave. t hou lerney D: Wagons.” Fresh. ‘Aaasey Pater churned every morn- ing, and delivered in 3g1bs, 40¢, 1, , cottage cheese, Eweet milk 6¢! per qe Cream, 10c. pint. —————— PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. SELECT SUNDA‘ EXOURBSIONS, 5 FORTY MILES DOWN THE POTOMAC. NOING SUNDAY, MAY 6, CONT Betas Steamer EXCELSIOR BUNDAY A IOON, at 3 Ce from her wharf, foot of 7th st., about ee juiet and orderly trip should Ra Pomichews SU center Ohilsran, ae conta. Kt 50 cents. 1» 25 5 ence GEO, MATTINGLY, Superintendent. 1H, Agent. m6-2t SWALLOWING POISON. SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Oatarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely Locan remedy, like douches and insoluble sporules of Catarrh. lact explains the won- fs erful cures effected by Da. WEI DE MEYER'S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER'S GA- A TEASPOONFUL OB SO, ANB SOME BOILING | TaREH OURE is the most important WATER, SWEETENED TO THS TASTE. IN NINE OASES OUT OF TEN IT WILL AOT LIKE A CHARM. TEST IT. GENUINE mi-5 1T ONLY COSTS 50 CENTS, TO | produced a radical cure.” ‘*It INSIST ON THE | member of my family who had suffered from Os- IN | tarrh for 40 years.” J.D. MoDoRAtp, 710 Broad- PHILADELPHIA FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS | way, BY TRY IT. BROWN'S GINGER, MADE FREDERICK BROWN. cents. ¥ ee easton eg Roe ma medical discovery since vaccination. Rev. 0. H. TarLon. 140 Noble street, Brooklyn, writes : ‘One package entirely cured s ‘N. ¥.: ‘It cured me after for nearly 30 years.” Mus. Exma 0. Howns, 89 W. Washington Place, N. ¥.: ‘*I can speak for sxvan members of my family who have used it with great benefit.” eye Oe Frederick, Md.: labors.” Bev. 2B here os ‘t Polypus.” W. H. TRUESDELL, 5 Sisin, T., Ao. Be, Ko, bo. Dr. Wei De Meyer's “* TREATISE” is mailed raxs. His “OURE” is DELIVERED to any address, by D. B. Drwxx &0o., . N. ¥., at $1.00 complete. . nov8-00 46 Day Bt.., LAN, SPECIFIOATIONS AWD DETAIL Pipers ee ora B BLACK ly Paget . mst 8, 610 7th et. wm thé&s, st AMUSEMENTS. As ING Porn iG MEETING OF 1H® AT THE FAT GEOUNDS ON SATURDAY AS MONDAY, MAY Tru axp be Xmbrcigg amcor foe ‘nober the ew trotting | a pens in the country! OES EAOH DAY! — IN BATUBDAY, MA’ No. 5. 2:21 Crass. PuRse $800. Unfinished Race, in which the tollowiog start: Br. s. | b. g. Silverton, Jel 000. 81, “4 wdy Bo} No. 7. 2:32 Cras: Girl. br. g. 3 ick, b, ont ch. 8. uckian, b Dutchman, ). g. Whitefield, g.'m. b. g. Fritz. 2:28 Crass. Prnse 880. B. g. Pilot Thomas, b. «. Legal Tender, b Gronela, ba Billy Boke eee 'Ro'9) 9 £8 Chass. Bunce 8800, Sua. Clipper, D. a. Aulinds, 6. . Granger.) oO #-m- Stelle, EER, THE UN- see TFINISERD TAGES AT LEAT Trains leave the Baltimore and Ohio H.R. i | 12:10, 1, 1:30, 2:10, 0, lw! 30. Pp. aes it Grounds. Round trip tickets, including admiseton to the Admission—To ‘he Groun ATIONAL THEATER. LAST WEEK OF THE REGULAR SEASON. AND LAST THREE PERFORMANOES OF THE ACME OLIVETTE COMPANY In Leander P. Richardson's adaptatit - dran’'s Charming Opera," °F At OLIVETTE, With the same magnificent cast of characters that gave it such artistic prominence in New York, ineluding the following well- nown lyric stars: ..T. CABLETON,- HENRY O. PEAKES, JAMES G PEaKES, EDWARD LAMB, GEO. OLMT, MISS WANNY WENT- Fon Chorus of Biced Nee. aan ry rus 0! ve ant en- ted Orchestra. <== MATINEE TO MO} WW 2 AT OUR USUAL CHRAE MATINEE PRICES. Admission to Dress Circle, 25 cents for all. To gecure seats, first come first served. Lower Floor, eng) 75 cents, with no extra charge for secured NIGHT PERFORMANOES AT POPULAR PRICES GBAnp = ABNER'S SUMMER GARDEN, E STRBET, BETWEEN 72H AND STH STREETS N.W., SATURDAY EVENING, May 71H. ‘Uniets with fair weather, the opening will be postponed. Additional musical talent has been en- «aged for the coming season. m6-2t HE WASHINGT®) SW) oi T SCHOOL AND HOLCER SEATING SR ‘The Swimming Season will open shortly. Season and Course Tickets can now be obtained from 8 a.m. to6p.m. at the office, where full in- formation will be furnished. m6-2t Fors OPEBA HOUSE. THE BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY, REPERTOIRE: Fripay, May 6 | Naas or Paincipats: CHIMES Marie Stone, e Ulmer, NORMANDY. |Adelaide Phillips, — ‘om Karl Saronpay Marisee, | William Fessenden, \Lizzle Burton, ~ OLIVETTE. {HL C. Bernabe = Miron W. Whitney, RAToRDAY EVENING, George Fepthinghains AY 7. 1c 5 FATINITZA. imerlee. ib ‘With an Augmented Orchestra and a Chorus of 50 Voices brought from Boston. pererved orchestra, $1.50; reserved balcony, Admission, 60c. and 81. Box office how open.” m5 ATIONAL THEA’ e N me: INGERSOLL, BUNDAY EVENING, MAY 8. EW LECTURE BY ROBERT G. INGERSOLL. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL. Scpsgor: ‘*THE GREAT INFIDELS.” PRIOES OF ADMIS5IO Orchestra and Orchestra Circle. Dress Circle. No extra charg ats. Now on sale at Box Office. Seats can be secured by Telephone, Mail or Telegraph. mé-4t WASHINGTON NATATORIUM, Esrazer, ne. TWEEN 6TH AND 77H NORTHWREST.—Water from three to ten feet deep. We guarantee to teach the most timid to swim in from. ciht toten lessons, Expert male and female teachers ready at all hours to give instructions at the lowest rates. Single ad- mission 25 cents. mé4-lin CONGREGATIONAL CHUBCH, TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 10, 1881. BY REQUEST! MERCADANTE’S “SEVEN LAST worps,” And Selections from the MASSES OF MOZART, GOUNOD anp GIORZA ‘Will be rendered by the CHOIR OF ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Assisted by the BEST VOCAL TALENT IN THE CITY, With Full Orchestral Accompaniment. ‘Tickets... - seria Reserved Seats, 25 cents extra; for sale at * Muzic Store. ms OF FREE EXHIBITION FOR A FEW PAYS ONLY BRAUN'S FAMOUS AUTOTYPES FROM PARIS aT BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1295 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. m3 6t BAND MUSICAL MAY FESTIVAL PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. NATIONAL THEATER, MAY 13 AND 14. Solo Artistes: IWIN, of New Yc 5 BRO" York: Milnor CAMPANINT of Her Majesty's Opera Co. ; Iur. JOHN F. WINOH, of Boston. ’s Sublime Oratorio, ‘*THE OREATION ;” Fara a panne. ONTAMAT MATER: i ‘And Favorite Operatic Selections. Full Chorus of 100 Voices and Grand Orchestra of TRON BITTERS. A TRUE TONIC, IRON BITTEBS ARE HIGHLY REOOMMEND- ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING 4 OEE- TAIN AND EFFIOIENT TONIO, Z5PEOIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVEES, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY, &. ER- BIOHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUBOLES, AND GIVES KEW LIFE 10 THB NEBVES. THEY AOT LIKE A CHARM ON THR DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL DYSPEPTIO SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELOHING, HEAT IN THE BTOM- AGH, HEARTBURN, &¢ THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKER THE TEETH OR GIVE HEADACHE. WRITE FOR THE A B O BOOK, #2 PAGES, AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT FEB. at Brown Chemical Company, BREEDERS, ATTENTION. ay ARES Ole crsnen SR your MAB: SOHN T. FRIGR & SONS) STABLE, 4 examine fl “Stor! Joung Hambleton. offered for the use of the public ‘bone and muscle, fae of pd ean wot in 2:30." trimming, 60c The a in Wi fonof the | Mi Black and Colored HIVE CHEEBRATED STAR PAGERS, | Btock always. 4 SPECIAL BABGAINS INDIA LINENS, DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS, NEW YORK AND BOSTON PRICES GUA BAN- TRED. only 50c. eae. and White BLACK SILK WARP PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, INPIA LINEN, FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS, INDIA MULL, &c: SURAH &ILES. m2 §2” ONE PRICE ONLY. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH STREET. NEw DRY GOODS. IN BLACK BROOADB SPECIAL pine k large line of FANOY HALF HOSE; niet iyent deslgusia NECK WRAL approprinie fo: spring. ‘Bik Grose, Yndin Mulls in al the wocaria Ss. B. BLLERY, DRY DS. j IES GOODS. a09 weep LADIES GOODS. _ iT" Re egbeeoron oF FLOWERS, AND MILLINEBY NOVELTIES Bonth of New York, at MRs, J. PALMER’s, L107 F St. Bet. 2th and xgtn, as we heve just §. B. opened and mean to do business. "An inspection of Personal attention given to Millinery ‘Don't forwet location-6 17 Market Space. 18: Goss Moa, one J, A. LUTTRELL & CO. mé to W. M. ALL STYLES AND SIZES. RUBBER GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Avery fall stock, consisting in part of Men’ i = Coats and Ladies Newrorts, Girene CE STRIPE Piqu and Aprons; Mittens, Dress Bonnet i Wc al ep do dS eer tal ay 1 = money wil be cbeerfully refunded. = ued 11, 123%, 15 and 17 Cents. BRIGGS & CO.'8 TRANSFER PAPERS, ALSO, ‘The best thing ever used for stamping goods embroidery “Desius stamped In thie way all sor Fub or ecil the material used in workins. having stamping to do would do well to call and St reasonabdie rates, _ - ee OOMPLETE ASSORTMENT aap ace Also, @fuil stock of Hambure Edgings, Swine, Irieh and other Trimmings; Zephyr, two and NOVELTIES IN WHITE GooDs, fold; Germantown aud other Wools,’ > Sad four at aps DOUGLASS’, SF,,.cuoup BUILDING, Latest novelties, including the “*MERCEDES” ‘and 4 UAKE PARASOL.” In all the Newest is and ih Gotan Lie ent sd Sug ' WE DITE INSFECTION AND COMPARISON, COCHBANE & ©O., NEW YORK AVENUE, NINTH STREET, my2 Opposite Riggs’ Bank. Our Corset Department is tery lange and com.» = plete. Over 60 including every desirabic LES: SILKS! SILKS! inake. Conner NA POOREER. ar ‘HE CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHT' . ~ ORE {URATET LS SaranuopoN, Beuttn Silks, Navy b, Green, Bronze, Brown, and other colors, aoe REET, aplé Sr. CLoup BuruprNe. me waseeeiry Btri 5 lack Bilke, 00, 62,7, ste . oR! 30.81.80, 22. 5 ‘ABILIO! Our, $1, $1.25, aid $1.50" Bisok Bille ars epee DBESSMAKING AND “Thi MMING STORE, BLAOK SATIN Dz LYON, 81.25, 81.50. Dresses, Suite, Costumes, Cloaks, ke, made Sst received one tioussad (1,000) yards of LACE Dresses Out and Basted. ants" peri oa are BUNTING, all colores ‘these Bercuie ‘dress | teed. eee ot ee are ‘7s, we are selling theln at alf price, only 18¢. HENRIETTA, wide double TBST SPRING IMPORTATION or ‘Width, $1, #1.25, and $1.50. Ba’ BLACK CASHMERES, pure wool, good quality, iti Waabs. 5 PARASOLE -DEmeee oe? ORORED b Cabinets, pure wool, Qpeyard and PLAIN ARD FANCY NETS, KID GLOVES, Pure Wool CLUT! for be boys wear, 25, . aie — the new le PARA! lined with Gok - ma Oran Biss waa i, OL: | 7 One Trevise, Paris; 907 Pennsylvania, Pare Wool LACH aha gk S double width, all sven marl? colors, on! 5 poy ay Eee Devotarene ae new style figured Fren hired Linen LAWNS, 15, 20, 25; One Thousand | | For 80 dave l shall offer my entire stock of WIN- 1,000) pieces Beautiful American LAWNS, 6, | TBE GOODS sta Sie eg ategcse | PmOOONT OF TEX Fax cunt. 3 Ju : ini Sprite DHENS GOODS. worth 3ec we are JAS. H. VERBULYA, felling them at 15. Excellent OORSE’ BTis; feb1? 610 Ninth st., opp. Patent Omes: Bi Cashmere SHAWLS, #2, $2.50. 83.U0. Pure SILK BROCADES, all colors, $1. Just received large sesortment of pure wool, wide 7 > double widi, CHUDDA OLOTHS i bosatitl _PROPOSALS spring shades, only 50, worth 75. 7 proresats FOR FRESH BEEF, CARTERS, m2 TAL Market Space. | oysice Punch WasttneTox, DC. Sealed Proposals, in’ tr will be > Drror marge t OF BUBSISTRN: » May 4, 1881. iplicate, addressed to the undersisned, received at this SATIN PARAGOL3. = LROOADE PARASOLS, gnu AB ofchack Soon. on WrDNEsD Ave Mae ca Ss; Pe a 26TH, at w De B: u COACHING PARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY. | Snide thetrtones df tee te ee RES cat, Uuited bates Army, at thin dence for fee ova. men ed BI rmy, pot, for pEee cons to troops, cividan employes, &e., ‘during the Secat “ SURAH SILES, LOUTSINE SILKS, | Fear conmoncine July tat 16st. BROCADE SILKR, CHINA PONGE, Separate Proposals will kewiee be received and YELVET GRENADINE, SILK GRENADINE, | opened for furnishing choice ents of Freeh Dee CHEVIOT CHECK, CHUDDAS, &o. | Corned Beef end Mutton, for sales to officers, di ing the same period; but the right will be reserved to award separate contracts for Beef for issues, or for Beef, Corned Beef, and Mutton for sales cation #8 to conditions, quality of Beef, + can be obtained Dy anplicaton to . BELL, Capt. ando —_——————— EO ROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND P STRAW. WHITE GOODS. PERSIAN LAWN, SPECIAL BARGAINS. 50 Pieces COLORED FIGURED SWISSB, at 373c. Ie. NUN'S BLACK VEILING, 50: DEPoT QUARTERMASTER's OFrice,~ SURAH SILKS, Evening Shades for Baches. rae D. 0., May 4, 18 a ONE PRICE. eons Treated Ps, tier wet - Res eee for ‘and de. nee = wees reel m2 O19 Pennsylvania avenue, ing during the year commen: july det, INCH TWILLED SILK NOck Wood snted ane pte set fa dee atiok 5 in : 26 - Pine Wood ‘in the stick: dilng). Wood. PARAGON FRAME UMBRELLAS, 82.50. pe =n ae ct as mss be Teaulred at the Depot of Wasnt NUN'S VEILING, 0c. rt Myer, Virginia. 2h or ail progomis, h secieeeedl bee e roposais., A pref Li be wiven te CAMELS HAIR GRENADINES, 62¢., 750. Sstic'ce of domestic prodachon, ‘Blank Tinted quantities required st each pince aed stein BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, 81.00, $1.60. | fallinsizuctione as fs the maser OF ke ditions to be by bidders and ot BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 81.25. Shee th a eee wil befaraished on appll- Propose for Pack 58 Proposals. tor Forage - Fs possis x ee SATIN MERVEILLEUX. and Straw,” and addressed {othe mdersigued. . BENS. C Oak! mt Major and Quartermaster, U. —————— OO EOE | berate | FOR POST OFFICE EXVELOPES TYLEB & CHEWNING, 918 7th st. n. QM HOT WEATHER. CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES, LUPIN’B LAGE eyes. SPANISH AND GUIrURE LACES. NUNS’ VEILING, INDIA LINEN, Post Orrick DrrantMExr, Warhineton, D.C., May 2, 1881. Seale] Proposals will be received at this Depart- PERSIAN CAN, ment until WEDNESDAY, THe Ist pay or JUNE, LINEN LAWNS, Ase], av 12 O'cLock M, for furnishing in @ch pare sonar, quantities, and at such times as they may be or- ROMAN, BARES, : dered, all the Post Office Envelopes required for SILK GRENADINES, use during the fircal year ending June 30, 1883, of SUN-UMBRELLAB, BANcy HOsIRay, GAUZE UNDERWEAR, CBAPE the following classes, viz: Nos. 1 to 4 —¥Yor Oficial Letters and Betarns. GINeHAMs. No. 5.—For Returning Dead Letters. EHETLAND SHAWLS. SUMMER SILKs. Ro. 6.—For Registered Packages. PLAID, PLAIN and STRIPED No. 7.—Tag Envelopes for Registered Packages. DRESS PABBIOS. No. 8.—For International Money Order Advices. Blank forms of bide, with samples and full speci” fications, will be furnished upon application to the Third Assistant Postmaster General, Washington, D.O. PERRY & BROTHER, Established 1840. aps THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster General BLAOE SATIN DE LYOR. COLORED" BOOKS, &c. TEAK AND GOLGEED SUMAN SiEKe: HE LATEST PUBLICATIONS —by tic BLACK AND OOLORED 8! T UBL 7 RUN'S BLACK VEILING. Hecds 81.00; he rears Window: ‘No Name Series, Full lines of all kinds of first-class DEY GOODS 1.00; A Fair. aay B! Gannett icnewe meer a ak ak i TBURREL, CLABE & 00. s1.00: The Fichotte, translated, by Mre, Wistar. apig 803 Market Space. Pepacton, by John B jeton's Bui Hi ae Vol. 2, Gi . HOMPSON’S SHIBT FACTORY, 816 J sr. NORTHWEST, OPP. PATENT OFFICE. ee senses 2 88.00 "A complete stock of GENTS’ FURNISHINGS | Raboii “Jschua Bie EE hand 1 % Belmboltz, Lectures, Heoond Werien...--resece 1. aged On Band 9 MES THOMPROS, Manager. Clarke's i orend of Thomas Digymisoanne 118 Pe “Furkieh Lif 60 EW SPRING GOODS. ae ts iaateort tah is en@id astortment ot | Verne Dem 4 We have just opened 9. sr ortmen is fabrica. Among the man ny chow tues ‘sre Nuns re Me icdy Dataasee, Borah Greuadi nem Sieck and 1.00 ety; tin = ry Pongees and the new colors; ‘Linen Sheeting and and German Hout. ‘new styles An. ‘solicited OOE 1328 i aps