Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. HIONDAY. Miny 16, 1SSl. ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE Came SIGNAL OFFI Wasaisetos, D. C., Bay 16, 1551, 9:30 a, my For the middle” Atlantic weather !n the interior, and local rains on ths coast, variable winds, from the north- east to northwest, slowly Tising barometer, and Lo change in temperature, LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals, Rev, Dr. D. W. Faunce, the new pastor of | the Gulles yesterday, preaching trom i Corinthians, XY, 1st to 3d verses. Rey, Edward Willis, of the Liberty (colorad) Baptist church, yesterday morning paptiz91 about fifty converts in the Potomac, near tae Leng bridge. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:39 p.m. and extinguls nea at 11:15 p.m. ‘Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds In fee have been recorded a: follows: Eizabeth Sullivan to C. C. Willard, pt is, sq. 254; $—. Sarah Garland to S. S. Baker, pt 19, eq 496; $——. Mary J. Foertsch to James Goa- — pts 21 and 22, Beall’s addition to Geo #1350. F. Pasco to Herr « Cissell, pt 6, block ‘2, (Old Georgetown); $492. Aovouerag Selene Dis trict Government Affairs. ‘The bullding inspector has condemned the Woocen building 1243 3ist street, as dangerous io fe and limb on account of dilapidatton. AFTER THE SUNDAY FISHERS. Reports having reached headquarters that there bave been some violations of the act re- straining the use of trap and gill nets from sunset Saturday nights to sunrise Monday mornings, Major Brock will have arrangements completed in a day or two, which wiil insure a strict compliance with the law and the arrest and puvishment of the offenders. Tbe strict Watch over these fisheries last year had a most beneficial effect in preventing abuses of the fishing privileges, and fishermen generally ac- kbowledge the lasting benefits which must re- sult frou: the enforcement of the law. EB RRL. flour, abd rolis. ‘cE, the splendid Minnesota patent be assured of beautiful bread = NgWw SCHEDULE oF TRatns Nora AND Sovra. By refererce to the advertisement, it wil be s-en that a new scheduie of the B. & P. k. R. Went Into effect yesterday. A new train from New York arrives bere at 6:£0.a. m. with car: for Kichmond, which leave at7 a, m. Insteed of 7:30 @.m., as heretcfore. The Washington ght line from New York will arrive heiealt r at'7-30 Instead of 6:10 8 In.. ag heretofore. ‘Tue test ma’l arriving at 11 o’ciock a. m., leaves for the scout’ at 11:10 Instead of 11:15, as hecetofcre, and the train from the south arrives 10 minates esrifer—at 1 p.m. A new train fs put oa, leay- tag for New York at 10:15. FUESELL's Ice cream. t THE DasiaWays met at Odd-Fel last night, H. 8. Moulton In t el L, Miller secretary. Addresses were the president, Chaplain Gonsalves, U.S. A., Jack Reynolds, and Samuel T. Aman, of Nast- Jobo O. Pugd, one of the converts, sang in a fine manner * Be ye ever falthtal'and I will give to n Of life.” A regolution that tn the . L. A. Gobdright, the temperance faloug-tried and honored friend 0c! and the Dashaway Retorm Club ‘unite wi th their fellow-citizens In tendering to the bereaved family their heartfelt sympathy ard condolence, was adopted. ——— or STRAWBERRY short cake and cream. T. 6 9in street. No branch store. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A PoLtck SratioN.— ‘Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. UW. Fridley went to we nb eres Station-house, oh 10th street, and asked to be locked up for protection from a man who had been following him. It waseyl- dent that be was laboring under the umneecd of liquor, and was on the verge of manta; His wish was about beipg complied wit! and Station keeper Hume was in the act of search- irg bim, as ts usual, when Fridiey objected. Hume was endeavoring to take & pen-knife from his pecket, and bad gotten hold of it when Fridley caught it and stabbed himseif in three SS in theteft breast, in the region of the fart. Sergeamt McHenry jumped to the res cue, aDd the knife was taken from the would- be suicide. Dr. Walter was summoned, and found that although the wounds would be likely to give much troubie, they were Lot dan- gerous, Mr. Fridley is an alleged lottery policy mer. A Womas’s Death FROM BURNING —Mra. Store, who resided near tue nead of Sev-ra, ta Abne Arundel county, Md, and who wai dw y burned by her dres3 taking fire about Mer. 32th last, died last week, just sixty days ai the occurrence. Mrs. tone’s dress c21s: ire plaes, aud wnhtle she was eadet fret from eudanser. @got headway aud she <0 badly burner d that recovery was fapos She isid in bed two months. d or foot, before death pat & €Baxcs oy Tine.—Attention Is called 10 the advertisement of the Pennsyivanta Raliroed 6 seme important changes in the schedale Geparture of trains north and east, and also of tbe local trains between this city and Alexan- dria. It will be noticed that ap addtional train between Washington and New York has been added, which leaves here at 10:15 p.m..or fifteen minutes after the regular train. t THR BELT LINE OF STREET Cans.—The cara now being built at Troy, N. Y., for the Beit Line over the new iith street line, are to bear the inscription: “Pennsylvania avénue—Bureau of Engraving and Printisg—Washington Monu- ment—Fare two cents—No transfers” ‘This Une and the copnecting line with the Anacostia street railroad will be in full running order in less than a week. The officers of the company claim that when the whole line of the road is th running order they can exercise the privilege of laying their track on iith street, between C street and Virginia avenue. TEE VISITING n.—Arrange- ments have been completed for ve reception on Friday next of De Molay commandery, = Boston, Mass., and St. John’s commander. Providence, R.'. The Visitors will be recety: od by De Molay commandcry, No. 4, and W: ashing. ton, No 1, who, headed by the Mart ad will escort the New Englanders from the Balti- more aud Potomac depot to Pennsyivanta ave- hue to 9h street, to F, to 10th, to K street, Vermont avenue, to street, to 17th, to Penn- ‘Syivanla avenue, passing the President’s House iu review, thence to isth street and on to Hlarc’s ‘hotel, where the visiting command- eries Wil be quarted while tn the city. They Whi be accompanied by Hon. Benjamin Dean, grand master of Templsrs of the United States, ard grand master of Templars for the juris- eiction of Massac! ts and Rhode Island. who ‘Whi oceupy @ position In the line with Grand Master and Past Eminent Commander Nobie D. Larner, Of this jurisdiction. At? o'clock that evening they will vist the Masonic Teraple and be formally welcomed by Eminent Com- mander Sir M. R. Thorp, of De Molay com- mandery. Saturday morning, under a suita- Die escort and in carriages, they will visit the President, the pubife bi and other places of Interest about the city, and at 3:39 o'clock tske the steamer W. W. Corcoran atd make a ligrimege to Mt. Vernon. Next Monday morn- ing the Visiting Templars will take the cars for Richmond, where they expect to remala until the following Friday Six dozen Mant a bal He brims, ts, with and without In all colors, recetved to-day at iiett « Ituof’s, 965 Pennsylvania avenue. Boys’ and children’s straw hats at the usual low prices. t METHODIST StNDay-ScHooL CoNVESNTION.— A Sunday-schoo! convention is to b2 held this moouth at Foundry M E. churca—tne first ge3- sion on Tuesday, May 24, ats p.m, and the next session Wednesday, 3 ‘ods of Pro- 2 of God's Word,” oy Prof. evening session these cters of codw ard moting the Know! Edgar Frisby. At essays will be discussed oe essay on “Sunday-school Lttera Perioal- ‘narsday rammme will include th» fol- 2“ Mode and System in the Gov- ernment 4 Worsuip ot the Sunday-senool,” by Rey. Bich: “ Teachers’ Moet. ings.” by P. S. Garretson ; “Infant Classes and Their Management,” ty Wallan W. 8. Dyre; a People's M by A. Hall; The =o es and the Mi.stonary Ganse.” by Gui D. Fox. These essays wil! nee ae at the Thursday night se3sion also bea drawer for questtois on Cie — = — 4 A ag and Rasta thereon. Kev. ston Brow. Presiding elder, ts announced to presiden ee estreet Baptist church, entered on his | Two DISTRICT CT OFFICES. The “Mars! alship an shi Deeds— Amount to—Exten' age. the Patron- THE MARSHALSHIP FREES OVERESTIMATED. According to the general supposition the Dis- | offices under the government. Thi3 is 4 mis- | take,it appears. Under the law the marshal of the District may receive $6,000 per year if his sald, that at no time du Mr. las’ In- Citing Bh Lah it approa che Such an amount. | ~~ & few years after the . = =~ cages, In which | an extra allowance for was authorized, it | ist sald, that the total pay sometimes approxi- mated $10,000, This Class of casesisnow uo- known,* nd no fees are received from this source, It !s stated now that Mr. Dougias has netted from $4,500 to $5,000 per year from the office. The umber of assistant or pee marshals ts not Hmited, and under Mr. foph ae Nets been two—Mr. L. P. Williams, Douglas at $2,500—the first named sieving the general Charge of the business, and the latter Of the criminal branch. ‘There are eight bailiffs of the courts under the marshal, wno receive $3.50 per day for the time they are employs ea— ive I for the criminal side and bree for the civil side. Of these there are but two in office who were bailiffs when Mr. Doug- Jas took cl e—Mesars. Stahl and Hughes— and of the whole number there are only two colored—F. Douglas, jr. and Dr. P. G. Dorsey. There are Figs five messengera, all col- ored, whose pay is quite only “paid when the court isin session, is £130 8 to the prison van at $75 per month, and a driver at $1. 50 Der day. This con- stitutes about allthe marshal’s patronage, and it is expected that there will be but few, if any changes made, espectally in the lower offices, ag it will be desirable to have officers wid thoroughly know the city. THE OFFICE OF RECORDER OF DEEDS was created by act of February 14, 1863. the re- cording of deeds, &c., having prior thereto been | ogee by the clerk of the Circuit Court. is thought by many to be a more remunera- tive office than the marshalship at present— the recent incumbents having en 000 per annum year after year, The total receipts hhave run in the last few years from $5.000 Kr) $11,000, Of course the activity of the real estate business has much to do with the amount of receipts. The law fixes the fees for recording at 5v cents for each instrament of 200 words or Jess, and 15 cents for each addi- tonal 100 words, and the usage of the office has been to pay the copyist one-third the fee received. In addition to recording the papers required to compare and index the work. Under this custom the recorder can Teadl'y make $5,000. There is not much pat- ronage under the recorder—a deputy (Col. G. F. Schayer), a clerk and examiner, and at pres- ent fiveor six copyists (females), one being colorcd. DRIVER'S summer garden, 1339, 1341, 1343 Penpsylvapia Ese Witl D3 reopened for the seas n on Tuesday, May 17h, 7:30 p.m. Marine a wiil = in attendance, under the anon ct Prot. Sor Seg eer ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement by Fitch, Fox & Brown of valuabie lots to be sold at auction to-morrow afternoon. A COLORED Greu’s STory Avour Iga Em- PLloyer.—A colored girl givi her name a3 Arabella Robinson, came to police headguart- ers Saturday afternoon, stating that she de- sired to get transportation to Atlanta, Georgia. she sald that she had accompanied a citizen ot that place and bis wife to New Jersey, where they had been staying for the health of her mistress, Who recently, however, had left for Cineipnati, Ohio, the residence of her parents. ‘The Georgian was a cotton merchant. who traveled a ago deal. He nad concluded to take her (Arabella) to join her mistress, and they ‘Were on their way there. and on Friday night, ad made a base proposition to her, which sne resented. When she arose next morning she found .he was gone, and had left $5 with the Clerk Of the hotel for her. She came to this city to see a lawyer on Louisiana avenue, who advised her to apply for transportation to her home. She puecarea) to be honest about the Matter, and desirous of getting home. This Morning transportation was furoished her to Richmond on her way he Courts. POLICE Court, Judge Snel. Saturday, Catherine Dentz, — liquor on Sunday; forfeited collateral. Richard Flood, charged with making an indecent exposure ot bis person on the stree’; $10 or 30 days. Hum- phrey Coleman, charged with craelly es a mule; $10 or 30'days. Reuben B. Hill, charged with being a habitual arunkard; bonds or 30 Cal Jno. H. Scrivener, carrying a pistol; $20 or 30 days. Frank Bervetr, dist yon quiet of West Washi ton by loud and boisterous talking; $5 or 1 LS Carrie Quiet, Mary Lee and Lovira Brow! vagraucy; personal bonds. Ds vid Henderson, oe bonds or 90 days. E. W. M. Hubbell and Wm. H. Tucker, two corstables, Were chargcd with destroying private property. Mrs. Harriet Bates testified that she lives at No, 220 A street coutheast, and these consta- bis came to her house early Friday morn- ing with & writ of restitution and broke the window fastening by prying the window en with @ crowbar. The court held that © writ justified the constables in break- tbe windo' and dismis ube case. Robert Bane t, keeping a cow yard wiihia 200 feet of a Gwe: wu bouse other than hts own; $4. Catharine . do; $1. Wm, Smith, charged with keeping a unlicensed cating house; $0. Wm. Bergmsn, keeplpg an uulicensed bar; $105; appeal noted. ‘John Jones was charged’ with assaulting another white boy named John H. Davidson, in West Washington. by throwing h'm down snd chewing bis ear; 3 and costs, or 15 days. Emme Jacobs, assaulton Fannie Bur- gese, her sister, by choking and threatening to “eut her throat; personal bonds to kee} or the peace. Jobn £. Miller, assault on Mary Lipps; $1 and cost: appeal noted. Mary Shorter, a col- ored girl al 5 years old, charged with as- saulting a email colored girl named Emma Gilfin; $3 ne. Jas. Smith, assault on Sidney Jones, by knocking her down tn the street; con- Unued. Samuel Smith, assauit on Carrie Smith; do. John H. Scrivener, larceny of a pair of shoes and a pistol from Aloysius Smith; $10 or 30 days. treme TAILORING DEPARTMENT, OPENED ‘TO-DAY, CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF SOOTCH AND ENGLISH COATINGS, MARKED $35.00 TO $10.00 PER 8UIT. W. 8S TEEL, 0235 Penna. ave mit IGHTNING EODS.—The Co; ar safety attschme charges or ihe jarges Of by. teleph wires. Manufactured and shone and other putup by J. H- RUEHLING, 419" 12th sv nosth- Excelsior west, near Pension office. Qraeaw HATS. Largest to select from. —_ — Seats for Men, Boys, ¢ BRIM MAI MANILLAS and MAOKINAWS in pri & Cos New York ovelties in FELTS WS, with ‘and fancy bands. venue btyle Pearl Cassimere Uress HAT 3 » WILLETT @ RUOFF, m7-Im 905 Penn’a aveaue. , MOSTON & 00.18 PULP MORTAR BLAGE, Fou BRicktaren’s Ui ‘Where Black Joints are required. Best in the world. Only black that never fades. J. H. JOHNSON & 00., Aczxrs, ap2?__ 12th street wharf and 1902 F street n.w. NO REASONABLE OFFER’ REFUSED FOR ANY ABTIOLE I8 OUB LABGE! STOOK OF Ey Golor, Raped FORFEITED FLEDGES, Comprising FINE DIAMONDS, Ladies and Genw GOLD WATOHES and FINE JEWELBY. MOBRBY TO LOAN AT 6 PRE CENT. SPECIAL BATES FOR $100 AND UPWARDS. 3. Ml. & BR. COHEN. _teet__ 1105 Poeun. ave. worthwest._ Eerie | while in the hotel, he had come to her room | “trict Marshalship is ene of the beat paying | emoluments amount to that much; bat, itis | OITY_ ITEMS. Bor only the Dest Howe of Hamrow & | suapp, 409 91! 3 WATER FILTERS guaranted to remove sedi. ment from water, for sale by HaMiron & | SHEDD, 409 9th street. 3 Notice. ally, sof shell crabs. Hotels, restan- rants, and famitles sup supplied. N. White & Cou B atreet Forty Yearst Arrives di amee ef an Old Mrs. scription of one of the, Dest ti Teminte phat yetclans and nurses in the United States, nas used for forty years with pee success by of mothers for cl It Telieves the child from pata, cures and diarrh pas in the bowels and = colic. SS to the child it conte ; cents a bottle, we New, quick, complete, cure, 4 days, urinary affections, smarting, frequent or difficult urina- tion, kidney disease, $1. Druggista, 490 Pa “Alderney D: ‘fagons.”” Freeh Al Alderney bat iter churnea every morn- ad and delivered in xb. “Ward” prints, 35¢. eese, buttermilk and aeroce i mix 2c” bor ae or Cream 10. pint. FAIRS, FESTIVALS, &e. 5 of DUN TON M-E.OAU. Georme rit will hold a FAiR in Forrest Hal openi: ¢ on NDAY, May 16th, at 7 with a genuine Marthe Wachitgton Tea Party. ‘uerday with a Guncert in oostume by the Peak Bietere, of ‘Alsaka. Friday, ‘Tabiesux Vivants. mi4-2t ASONIU TEMPLE. MASONIO FAIR, Under auspices of ABACOSTIA LODGE, No. 21, F. ANDA. M., May 9 to 19. Admiesion, 10 cent LECTURES. TLDEL MILES GEANT ‘Wil give # eeries of Lectures on the Great Chart of History, at Odd Fellows’ Hull, 7th street, on TUESDAY and Every Week Evening over Sun- day, May 17th to 22d, commencing at 8 p m, and BUNDAY st 10:30 an 3 o'clock. The elaborate Painting used by the Lecturer, (68 feet long by 7 feet wide), presents the history of the human fam- ily for the entire period of the days of man upon thbearth, Allinvited. Lectures free. ml4-8t* m5-13t IRON BITTERS. BROWN’S IRON BITTERS Are highly re- ommen ded all dis- IRON BITIEED, saan requir- ing a certain jana efficient fonic. especi pe ally ‘Dyapep- Oure Dyspep®: jsia, Indizes- |tion, | Inter-| imit‘ent — Fe-| IRON BITTZBS. A true Tonic. pe TRON BITTEES, Peute, Lack cf RON EITTERS, Enriches ‘hel blood = and) strenthensthe) qauscies, and sives new life, to the nerves.| They act Uke & charm on) the dixestive| organs, Te-| ie oving all) dyspeptic IRON BITTERS, ssuptome. i, IRON BITTERS, Complete For Deticste Strengthener, Females. Sure Appetizer. sprue for the! TBS Book | (Sent free. See that sil IRON BITTERS are manufactured by BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have crossed red lines on the wrapper. sy A Bure Reviver. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, 9-0 AT SILVERRERG'’s, Bautinone, Mp. 3L2 Seventh Street. Strong and Light Haminoeks, wil bear 3001bs., 81. Mexican Hammoox: Handsome eon ‘sud ‘Ebony Decorated Stands, Tom Ruutio Baskets at 5°c fustic Baskete at $1, extra Size and qua'ity. Beautifal Rustic Stands, at 1 : hilver Flated Tea Spoons, Svc. por eek Rogers! Plated Tea 8poo sSiiver pers aan Spoons ‘and Forks, $1 per set. Rogers’ Piated Forks and Table Bpoons, $2. rable Kuives, 6 for at, d Table Knives, 6 for $1. tod Breakfast Oasters, 81. ver, Plated Dinner Casters, €1.; finer grades at , BS and Silver, Fiated Shoontolders. Suxars, Butters, &., Camels Hair Carriage Mats, Plush Center, 45c. 200 Baby Carriages, “in the latest styles, which will be sold very low to close out. B. SILVERBERG, TOYS AND FANOY GOODS, ml $12 7th and 313 Sth st., near Ps. ave. i. DUFARE's Pele att eta meters are's Blood mard-4p NOTICE JOHN MITCHELL. lately | with . Oaverle; hag opened the ‘store, 828 4th street, betweon H and I streets, for the pur- pose cbc carrying on the Plumbing and Gasiittia mst le respectfully invites his friends an the public to give him scall. Twenty-five yesra’ practical experience. ep bbe, promptly attended bo «afl Nork warranted. mabie charges. EEK PEPTONF, COOA BEEF TORIO, and all Lew preparations of merit at MMS’ Poapmacy, m12-3t 14th street and New York aventio- Cc ONCOBD HABNESS. GET THE BEST. ‘The Celebrated Concord Harness and Collars. LUTZ & BBO., 497 PEXNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Bole Agents for Hill’s Concord Harness. peanks and Harness in great variety at lowest e Careful attention given to repatring. _ap25-1m_ INE SANITARY PLUMBING—Best Materisl and Workmanthip. 24 years’ practice. Per- tonal superintendence. Will write speci; ions and superini end the construction of first 419 Sth street nortu weet. BTED SALAD fe ['ttcner use, ef vereul,, Steven pia “24 COMP. LIOOKIGE POWDER, for purifying the blood and rerulating the system, 250. per box, at A. M. KLOCZEWSKI'S DRUG STORE. wart} 428 Oth st. u.w. GAS STOVES! GAS STOVES! GAS STOVES! TBE SUMMER FUEL. SAVED. = TROUBLE AVOIDED. Satisfaction secured cook! with the ‘8U} LIAL" GAB BTOVE: For eslecreertat tao anes WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT 0O., m2-8m 42 and 412 10th st: n.w. JCHOOL ANP COLLEG: MED. AND BADGES MADE TO ORDER In Ontee ERIG! a wi ro toe ‘WELRY AND SILVERWARE Eran Na © BEST MANNER one” ut (D PEABLS MOUNTED TO QOATS OF ARMS AND MO! SEP SURAT EES M. W. G: ‘noe Peubayiv ain |) HARBOVER, 1406 214th street northw: REFRIGERATORS, Watdh Gout Fas s ORBAN FHEDZEaS. Roce iianle Sor, ott al Sl poy be;sons wisn to pa oParchane in eee nee 7 Beaten, Be eo 5 sealer Between Jae. “ae Qua: 67798 «, OF THE LOUISIANA SfATE LOTTERY, Single number, Class ‘‘E,” drawn at New Orleans, La., on Tuesday, May 10th, 1881. FULL PRIZES. Seas SESBSEES: esSis 2 o SEBSSER: No. 4,941 drawing first capital pr ze, $30, pognait in Berton, Masa, half ia Wautinetor No. 89. 4°6 drawing second capital prize, $0, sold batt 4 n Fbilsdelphis, Pa., balf in tacoki Ro: sh 414 drawing third capital prize, $5,000, 2 0.4 “il fold tn New Haven. Gong. Now N 204, 31, so “Bo 389, 4,541, 9 Pcs a pany in wiles ities, Town pet veston, Heading. ‘tt Ean New York. APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 1, boing thelast two 1,000 ‘numbers en with ne srarite the capital prize of Supervised | the Ta Gisen LUUISIANA STATE fasten een aoe ay ete eae fs “Ls ie the wheel with the p: corre- an spor Witness our hands _at 5 hands at New Orleans, La., this ADAM GIFFEN, PILIE, TP Roo = Commissioners. 3: A. ALR U.. Prizes cashed in full witucut deduction. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. ey 1S THE ONLY LOTTERY EVER “vor: Ox N AND ee BY THE PEUPLE FED i ANY BYATE. PRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! ses OVS HALF A MILLIJN DISTRIBUTED! Loulsiana State Lo Lottery Company. Incorporated in 1468 for 25 years by the Lagis- lature for Honestions] and witsritable, purposet— ith, 8 capital, of ($1-000,000_to nich « reserve fard of over $420,000 has By an Sock Dopular vate tts franchise rages ele Dart of, the present State Constitation a ‘S GRAND @ SINGLit t NUMBER DRAWINGS TION wa Pine place monthly. fever Scaies or Postpones, Look at the following distribution Grand Promenade Concert, during which will take piace the 133D Gms see Bustaus EXTBAORDINABY eM CAN NUAL DRAWING AT NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, TUNE iin 1881, eee the personal supervisi cision snd management of en. G. T. BRAUR! of Louisiana, and Gen. SUBAL A, EARLY, of sgreineinin BE-Notice wickets ae Ten Dollars on! Bg Ng eens 1 Qapital Prize of 1Grand Pri: 600 5 10,000 ** s eee pais. 300 Approximation Priz =~ 9 Pr Ge Eee? to... Gen. G. T.'BE: ARD, of La-.1 co, Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Va, ”} Com'rs. panptication for rates to clubs should only be le to the office of the Compsny in New Orleans. mirite for circulars or eend orders to M. A. DAUPHIN, NEW ORLEads, La, or M. A. DAUPHIN, y at 12 Buoabway, Way, Youn. Or lOHRBACH, mi6_€05 14th st. niwe, Wasmmosoes D.0 Sere ee ar een PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. GBEAT FALLS AND CABIN SOHN BRIDGE. te Beamer BELEG Bae will anys Consacas and 31st st.. Canal Briggs. er the above GUESDAYS, | THORS: BATUNDAYS aid SUNDA AYE, at round trip, 75e. For charter cudaye and Wor" | Desday: HY ae FOR omens FALLS!—ON aru 3—DaGusaslun wv, Tickets will 1 ted, securing all ticulars to be weet hereaiter. M ARSHALL H. PLBABURE RESORT, Can be engaged for Excursions and Picvics by ap- plying toG. W. BAUKK, 7th street wharf, before 10 am., datiy. wid-lin Oe FALLS. ‘Commencing SUNDAY, Say 16, and continuing uLbtil further not ce. ‘The Bteamer MARY WASHINGTON will mvke Excursions to the alfove place every Sunday and Wednerday. Leave 7th et. wharr Sundays at 9:30 a.m. ; WedresCaysat 9 am, returning at 3 o'c!k p-m.' Dancing dswn and back oa Wednesday's trip. This Steamers oan be clin! ered at reasonable 25 cents round tri; mi-3m E 3 * RANDALL, Mana. GUEMONT PAVILION AND SUMMER KE- I BGRT can be engeged fr PIONIOS or EX- CUBBIONS by applsing to 8. F. SMITH, Pro- prietor, or T. J. LRODDEN, agt., 205 7:h street northwest. m7-1m* AMUSEMENTS. oB4Now MUBPUY. FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, May 17, 1881. Music ae by es a W. BISCHOFF. Tickets 25 cents. its Reserved GHARLIE Rk will introduce mee MORPHY. nee B. MOULTON, Pres. Dashways, will pasa ‘Tickets for ssle at 3. F. Johneon'e, E Youngs’, Brad. Adame’, J.C. Parker's, and Congh't n'a drng stor ae B By Shor DUBSUN, at his new studio, No. 207 Ba. ave. Ladies and’ geatlemen tansht pri- Yately. Office hcurs from 9 a.m. to9 p.m. mll-Im ASHINGTON NATATORIUM, E STREET, RE- TWEEN 6TH AND 7TH NORTUWEST.—Water from three to ten feet deep, We guiarantes to teach the most timid to swim in from eight toten. to give instructions at the lowest rates. mission 26 cents. mé-lm LADIES GOODS. 4M BERG EDGINGS. SW! Tos, Tusa D OTHER TRIMMINGS, ko. lower ever. Forashort time only I sei} the — ‘will foods, of which 1 have a "aul too of new and eautiful designs st cent discount from my sreeene hee enh wy peioes Wools of all kinds a 8, &C. Also a full line of eae Goods, all Kinds’ at 1236 percent discount. gm at present selling these go vary low, jut. a I wish to make some change ia . in order to. reduce ® stock, make the. above discount on the goods named. 8 & Oo.'s Transfer Papers, in two colors, bie design for all Kinds of Braiding grey amaeaatl work. This is the best method for btamping éyer invented. The designs will not rub off the guods or soil the material used in work- ing; besides, this process m‘ and bet- ter imprets:on than apy other. 4. B. SCHOFIELD. @ 1085 7th street northwest. MES. ANNIE JEFFRIES, the 4% ce ES AY La 6 Eaucy D) Goods ana Mulinery re, fuil stock of tirese Transfer Papers at lowe st prices. N. B —The Kensington Stitch taught hera 113 SVE OPERING. MRS. J. P. PALMER, IMPORTEE OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOOD3, O7 F St. Bet. Lith and 18th. just recelsed by the late +teamer s full ine ore SEW GUODS, will have her 3! itn OFERING of FREN( ETS AXD BEASIDE HA’ ONGN TEURSDAY, MAY 12. es m9 iO OABDB. cg ey NINTH STREET, St. OLouD BuILpING. PABA! Latest novelties, including t the “MERCEDES” apa" GQUAKE PARABOL.” ee ene a it is and 4 on se Sees: sa pouatass NTH BY apls ye As. WASHIBGTON, Bescon ‘AND ‘TMIMMING STORE, ant Penna « feet gait short notice. J can Dave B Basted, ands perfect At guaran- pag care 17 One Trevise, Faris; ivant Jas. H. VEBMILYA, feb12 G10 Ninth st.. opp. Patent Omics DD "SaRGe have gen theunectves| ‘to all others in: aera H ind as the cost of a fair quality of FAMILY SUPPLIES. At THIS SEASON, THESE 19 WO | MORE PLEASANT AND WHOLE- | SOME BEVERAGE THAY CLARET, Imported Claret ie woextravegan’ asto forbid its genors! uge.a wine pool ualty and sta low crics becomes a de- pum. ve succeeded in kecuring a ae cies CLaREr, Albemarle County, bon: es Wviaremacmne none e flavor, ite sail ames th the low price of “ea.00 PER poz eN, shonld recommend it to the cordial approval of the public. ALSO FEOM THE SAME VINEYARD, a | NORTON SEEDLING Buranrdy, character, the finest mative wine Set produce | ae PER DOZEN. HUME, CLE* RY & CO., | G ; Fer Ladies, Ger.tiens IN BROCADES, CHECKS AND STRIPES, Ravgit © trom 7 cents to Bt i UZE UNDERWE«R and Carldren; al Binor, Bty es ana aos ALL-LIN 8, Large Asrortment Just Ben ok at 25 cents per yar NEW WHITE GOODS. INDIA LINERS, Pek: SIAN LAWN Fano ou RArwe 20x, ul MArALia®, CBG ANDIES. ECOTCH GINGHAMs. FIOURRD | saree. OONETS, it A SEESADOKERS, In INGEN, CAM SILAS FIGURED AND DOTTED 8@iS8. LISLE THREAD GLOVES. LINEN ULSTERS §8" ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9FU STREET. C Cent a G- 807 Market Space. Establiahed 1840. mls Letter i} A e —— One cate All-Linen m, 25 conte One care Pacific + anna ben pttuliy ae ae ae we Persian Lawae, Ss pot cei THESE PRICES ONLY AT se THE TIME TH 4 FRERH AND OOMFLET# BTOCK OF GROCE- And we quote in part as follows: iba. for #10) 1 -12 Ibs. for $1.60 Under, we would call particular attention cur MAY Plokinas. This ig a highly enki | grown Janan ‘Tea, composed oF carly ploked leaycn cured with prcatomcore spataral of, and makes & mont delicious drink, Guipowder, Imperiai, Japan Ensiin Breakfast, All grader ard prices guaranteed as low “oo Fe EES. tori fete meueraly eoaceded tha ‘the bow belbe of Us is the richest and finest ia favor ever chuced is this suarker, wad tne eat riod mete ‘wiven it a trial unhesita! Not enly ‘do onF @wn regular cnstomers very kindly‘and readily admit thia, but Rootes are be. ginning to come regularly for our JAVA COFFEE. who, in a general may, arg customers of other fret“ ee ereby adding a most conclu- sive testimon: ence, thik ia no mere bosst, bat the tion of many disinterested par- Hes.anc and we soe wish it were proper here to men- m the names of some of them by way of refer- they are well known. re also offering 2 very fine quality of Mars- fresh Sopris bo, Taguayes an Bio, all f1 rossied every offer for fhe Present—7 lbs. good roasted Rig tors for $1. FLOU: R. Innesota Pat. Process; Steriing Minne- | Ceres, Minnesota gota Pat. Eregees | Golden Hat, familly: Wwiss Pro- Scr we Hi, Herris bee bret family: jtvaaibare Mille: ew eet, aD r leading b: direct from first hands, at lowest rates. LUNCH Goops very Cescription just received. Ham, To cugue, Furkey, Objcken, ae. Boned poke, Tongue, Chick Ko, : Lam f, Lurkey. &. ; : genni ‘oe Bardines, & eats Leoster, Bried Beef, ed Beans, &e., &c., SAUCES AND PICKLES Of all kinds, snd we would nsme the celebrated Durkee's faiad Dressing, Crosse & Biackwolr SRELRCTAB FRUITS au id the ho'oeet NEW 'S ans 1 danaA cho'cest YORK BUTTER. No phe ared to Keep up a 00d supply of thede im cles. ves. in a variety of styles-—Inclading small bottics at 25 cents for Picaic purposes. In we give our undivided attention to the FAMILY TRADE, And make it our whole study to furnith the VER BES* yee everything in the way of FAMILY sue FLIES ly. Our oo for buying aud iely are surpassed, by noDS, and we suaral- ‘tee to eel ee other bouse in the city ~ a fe, quality and quantity, ai refunded to any customer who isnot ae with thelr purchase." ‘Telephonic connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER, ar28 504 9th st., bet. Band F. J UsTtT BECEIVED— BOILED DINNER, SED HERB! wHote gs BORED B GRRE, vor THEY | WHOLE BONED Has. TABLE. on oy PICKLED LOBS' IN GLAgB. | 2.00 pergal | an elexant Horiery Av elegar t li ce Gf Lacies’ and Misses’ Colored ne of Ladies’ and Geutien en's Vader “GIT the above moods are MARKED CHEAP. J. A. LUTTRELL « CO., SUCCESSOR TO W. M. BROWN. FS yiedy Lawns: i Eee VAMERIONS Lawns. OKED LINGN LAWNS. ORE THOURANT (2. om wre) FIkgEs UF NEW AND TRE CRRAPECTAND vancesT ASSTRTMENT OF REN LAWNS (8 WASHINGTON, 5, 6. 8, o he new ard decizable Thite Goods Sud Cbildren's Dresses, 2), 26, ty Y LAWNS, 25. NCH 1. AWNS, 2. 5G Witt, Tor Laces" wens, 1235 Bos’ wear, 15 mid AVS: FIGUBED * “I IMMENSE ASSOKT MENT OF BLL Ravy Eve, Garnet, Drab, Green, Baca and other Bia iT, SONY ek and Mhute wert ped SILK ly 50. gokouKo SATINN, < sed Our, #} Oo, 8-38 ard G1 80 HEA THE CURAPEST IN B Waslinu CON NEW FALARULS, (“MERUED Gole, Cream, ‘Bine, White, SUN'S VEILING, pure wool, 87 Wide donbie-wicth Pure Wool ©! in beautiful epring shades, only 5° CH BUNIINGS, in ail colors, wide Sombie width, €0, Two hundred (00) pigcos of Beautiful MADRAS GiNGHAMB, the largest assortmeut in Wash- ington. m2 and Garnet ‘UDDA SENGE, DY THE “MYSTERY” SHIRT.—Taey nade of Gtet-clave mrelina. fuck as New York Mile, Watoeutts, and Wi'liamevilie—not third or fonrth-rate woos stamped Wameutte. When you Inv the “MYSTERY” chiar Fou set firet_claes Murlin and the best Hound H for 76 cents, aud if th ¥ upet the, pone money: INEN COLLARS, finest quality 81 60 pet dozen: six for OK WEAR, cheaper than « Vay Aue @LU-LINEN HANDEEKCHINGS, 25 cente, worth" a, MEGINN' mi2 2002 F street m NEY DRY GoUuDs. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK EROOADE ‘SILKS. BLACE SATIN DE LYON. OOLORED * xg} BLACK 84TIN DUCHESS. BLACE AND UOLORED SURAB HILES RUN'S BLACK VEILING Fol) lines of all kinds of first-clase DRY GOODS ‘T BOTTOM PRICES. THUNBEL, OLABE @ OV.. 803 Market Spa SHIRT Facroay, ‘S16 F st. sonTHwEsr, opr. Paresxt Orrice. DRESS SHIRTS TO OBDER, arpecialty. LEADY-MADE SHI&TS at follos ing prices aished, 90 cts. 3 ust received, a larweliueof FANCY @. feat designs in KECK WKaS "A complete stock of GENTS FORNISHINGS = op hand at cree low EW BPRING GOOD! W. BEED’S SONS, ape 1316 F st. northwest. HT 3gcS8, SEEDLEss cucom- | BSKS, ONLY 60 CENTS, PALAOR MAREST, | Corner 14th street and New York avenue | Also, STRAWBERRIES just received. Rmeven DAILY. CHOICE SPRING LAMB, CUCUMBERS, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES, BERMUDA POTATOFS AND ONIONS, | POTOMAC PERCH an SHAD, | an7 apl2 630 Center Market, 9th street mand 300 and 20s Northern Liberty Market ot Address Box 71, City Post Oftice. Aapringen delivered free of charge to ail — Sy e city. OLD MEDjAL GSXradedat the Rational Fair over ali other competitors, TO OENES, The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. A very superioy Misasssta Patent. STERLING'S ST, LOUIS FANOY. A Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. ii) HILL, The Séandard Fsmity Flour of th FO SALE BY EVERY FI: BE OLASS al SHOCER. WHOLESALE DEPOT, Corner Ist st. and India: febl5 WAM. M. o0 aALT & © LUMBER. WE ALONE SHOW PRIOSS. DRY BOARDS, No. 1, 16 feet.....per 100 ft.,81.25 STOOK BOARDS, 1212, 16 feet. 1.50 VIRGINIA FLOORING, No. 2.... 1,60 CLEAR SIDING, half inch, No.1. mc} 1.00 WHITE PINE SHINGLES.....per thousand, 2.60 WE FURNISH ESTIMATES OF ENTIRE OOST OF BUILDINGS FRBE OF CHARGE. WILLET & LIBBEY, SrxTH STREET amp New YoRK AVENUE, 3 _ | srmacve Square, ‘We bave just op splendid assortment of pene: EPHIDG DLESS GUCDS, comprising all the new fabrics favo: g the many choles thie are Nau's Cal ok White ap Linen theeting Damask Tabie 8; French, English and German Ho the new styles. An inepetion o cited. HOOK aps & ©. ELLERY, Ls SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, Manufacturers of FINE DRESS SHIRTS, GENTS’ FURNISHINGS. 1L12 F st, northwest, Washington, D.C. Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order.. 2.00 Bix Extra Fine 6hirts to order. ~ 200 Bix Fine hurts to oraer, > 780 eee ae PROPOSALS. PLS2L8 FOR IRON LATHING. Crricg or BUILDING ron FrarE, an Washincios, D. Bealed Provosais for Rirnlshisg wud delivertox ghd puttiny in plsce ail the Irom Lathing aud Tron Lathbed Partit o1 equired in the north wi of the Builciow for, Sate, War and Navy Depart mevte, = tile city, will be received at thir om . uLtd 12 4 or MAY 28, 1681, and opened same Cistely thereat ter in presence of bic Bye theatione, peneral iketractious for tsddere and biank {rms of proposal, will be furnies Lattice reqularly enwawed iu" the manutaccire conetrnction of a, lathing, Upoa their pro) 2 chLOD to this ofiioe. = ‘OLN CASEY, 2 HUB. LI mls-6t Lient ‘Gol. Corps of Ensincers. Ancuivect’s Orrick, U. 8 Carrron, |} TY BALL Fill be opened st this Soations ney, i29-e010t tock Oe ‘Uspitol. eS ae FOR STATIONERY. Or: ig Bere H i ment ental iY o'clock m. on ea me NENG, 1ss1, for furnishing Staione’y for the Post Office ent. for one year from July 1, lssi. DE {cmi8 of proposals, showing tn tne e tema and estimate juBEt juire’ etuer - lar relating thereto, will be f Ou AppucatoD partment. Propossis shoul4 be addressed to the Firet As- sistant Postmaster General . and indorse 1 “*Propo- JOMAS 1. JAMES, eat a General. ROPORALS. ba BR, TW! pataNons Mand pitts Ina AND’ RATING ST STAMPS. Orrick Drpantuest. ‘Wasaixoton, DO, 5, 1881. } Sesled will be received at Depart- ment optil 14TH Day OF JuNx, 1881, at 12 O'CLOCK, Nom, for Wi 4 Siamrs, for the use of the Post Offiore a the United ‘for the use 4 Biater, for obe year from te Oret Gay of July, bh. qsDiaDbe for vroposale and circulars kind and catanaea quaatities requ red. full insur tions: as to manver of bid: