Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1882, Page 4

March 21, 18S: LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFict OF THE CHIEF SIONAL OFFICER, 1 ‘Wasntnetox, D.| March 21, 1882.9 ame For the mijidle Atlantic states, rain, followed by clearing, cooler weather, winds shifting to southwest and northwest, with risiag barometer to-night Specinl Weather Bulletin. ‘TO-MORROW TO BE SLIGHTLY COLDER AND FATR. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following special bulletin to the press:— ‘The barometer is }owest near Port Huron and Highest in Utah. The storm which was central Rear Omaha yesterday morning moved to te eastward 07 the lake region with great energy atl 15 now central over Lake Huron. Rain has waHedt in the southern and middle states and Dito valk nd snow or rain continues in the Jake regions and upper Mississippi valley. The temperature has fallen from 20° to 80° In the south- west and northwest; slightiy in all other districts except the southern portion of the middie states and the northern portion of the south Atiantle States, Where a slight rise Is reported. Brisk and Digh variable wins tinue in the lake regic southerly to westerly winds prevail In the middle and southern states east of the Mississipp!, north- east winds in New Encland, and high northerly Winds west of the Misstssip ‘on, 78°; San Antonio, lowing stations all during the pi T ich of han one tu Tineh. inde and fair weather will prevail in the middie and Southern states and Oblo valley on Wednesday. Colder clearing weather ts Fresn Vacctse at Simms’ drug store. Easter Carps.—J. Jay Gould, 421 9th street. (From THE BeREres) strawberry Jelly Eas orthwest. re cream. Wine er eggs at T. Jarvis’, No. 426 9th st. Presa Vacctwe ‘y Day.—From national vac- eine lishment of this city, at Gilman's, No. 67 Peunsylvania avenue Frve colored girls, and the same number of young lored me: upted how in the northern part of the elty"on Saturday night, were sent to the work- house for 99 days each by Judge Snell yesterday on a charge of Vagraney. Easter Piagers Gi 6 G sire Be Sere AND Hear et, tn hi Bee advertiseme mld, 421 9th st. garments cleaned and dyed. Fischer, eet mes Freeman Clarke xt All Souis’ church. i white woman, was S by Judge Snell to-day for being loud and boisterous ¢ ATTENTr ed to the liams & Co. In “Auction uneing for sale Thursday, March u lesruom, superior plurlor und chamber furniture SPRENDID GLassrs $1. Rev. Henny Wap to Brooklyn after where delive Hempler’s, near 41 st. R has just returned nextended tour in the west, evi to crowded houses his new Jecture, “The Moral Usesot Luxury and Beauty,” Which has been pronouncea Tectures, and his T sever. II ¥ praiticed 1 igton Merch DE Mari CITY AND DISTRICT. Amuscments To-night. Forp’s Orexa Hovss.—George Thatcher's Min- Streis. Nationat TrearerR—“The Banker's Daughter.” Carrrat TueaTer.—Vartety entertainment tonal Rifles’ Fair. Sovi’s CutKes.—Lecture by Rev. Jas-Free- Moan Clarke. ‘THe KILKENNY Cars, Street wing, Washi as Condensed Locals. Owing to the extrac pressure of spring advertising upon the ns of reading mat- ter in THE Stak, another double-sheet of fity-stx ued to-morrow. These 1s Sues command a large circulation, and are, there- fore, especially Valuable to advertisers. That of Ta: ¥ reached 20,422 t lamps will be lighted at 6:35 p.m. and extinguished! at 4:30 am. George Eliis, « bridge builder, engaged in work- Long bridge, was badly injured yester- @ay by cutting himself’ in the heel with an adze. He was sent to his home in Alexandria. ‘The will of Catherine Madison was filed in the Register of Wills office yesterday. She leaves Part lot 29, square 569, to Ailce E. Madison, on con- dition that Mary C. Price il occupy the house ill she builds on the west half lot 22, same square, Which is given to her. To John E. Madison west halfJot 20 is nd the executors are directetl tq sell the other parts of lots 21 and 22,not devised, to pay the creditors, and to pay the balance to tné ehikiren. ‘The members of the congregation of Hamline (M. E.) church last night cave a cordialgreeting to their mastor, Rev. S. E artscek having be the conference. livered by Mr. Ri A tall guadily dressed black woman, named Ella Boston, was sentenced to sixty d: in jail by Fudge Snell yesterday $0 from a white Man named Thos. Slattery. Policeman Wheeler testified that while under* arrest she declared that She intended to “rob every white man she got a hold of.” George A. Clarke and Cora A. Clarke have filea a Dill against Clarke Kirk Tilton, a minor, praying for the partition of certain real estate. A bill for an injunction and to compel the spect- part lot 1, n address of welcome Was de- fie periormance of contract of sale of Square 135, has been filed by Christopher EB. Hawley t Robert Davidson and others, branches of the New York legislature have ssed a resolution respectfully asking the Presi- mt to commute the puvishment of Sergeant ‘Mason to a disunissal from the regular army of the United States. J. Shillington sends the America for April, the current Puck, with a carwon—“ilye- Bas at Work” at Garfield's grave—and the three Jest notabers of the Se: A little child playin Agriculturtst 5 Wil hes set fire to 630 H street n. w., occupied by P. Por- ¥ afternoon. mes Were ex- T about $150 damage had been done. of Francis B. Lord, sr., which afternoon from his son’s re Gence, corner of 5th and G strects, as stated In ‘Tue Stax, the pall-bearers were Messrs, Robert Ball, Benedict Milburn, Mr. Defour, R. Finley Hunt, Joseph Daniel, and Mr. Kidder. The re- Mains were interred ih Glenwood cemetery. ‘This morning, tn the Criminal Court, the coun- Bel, Messrs. Clagett € Lipscomb, yestent: sigh d to defend Chirles Shaw, Indicted forthe “f ayear ago, asked further took p: nd sleeping on the floor tn | + and his wife, Mr. | 1 to that charge by | ‘The Sote! JUDGE WYLIE DEPERS GIVING HIS DECISION ON THE MOTION TO QUASH THE INDICTMENT. ‘This morning, in the Criminal Court,Judge Wy- Ue, a deciston was expected in the case of Augus- tus C, Soteldo, indicted for the murder of his brother, A. M. Soteldo, on the 9th of February. A motion to quash the tndictment, on the ground that tt was found by the grand jury without hay- tng the order or permission of the court, was, as stated in Tae Star evening, argued by Mr. Christy and District Attorney Corkhill. The court stated this morning that he had intended to decide the motion to-day, but he understood that the ‘ounsel desired to furnish some authorities on the question, and he would therefore defer the subject to another day, and would request the counsel to hand iin their authorities, Sees ACES The Christiancy Divorce Case. THE TESTIMONY OF THE EX-MINISTER’S SONS TO BE TAKEN. The Christiancy divorce case was before the Equity Court, yesterday afternoon, on a motion by Mr. Cole to strike out certain interrogatories Which Messrs. Ingersoll and Cuppy had flied to be answered by the sons of Mr. Christlancy at an ex- amination to be held in Michigan. Judge Hagner held that nothing had been shown which rendered necessary any action of the court, and he over- ruled the motion, and directed the testimony to be token, Subject to furtuer exceptions, By George | Christiancy it 1s expected to show that Mrs. Christlancy, after her marriage with the plaintiff, red to him and others that. Mr. Frank Y. derson was the only man that she loved, and ti while at Lansing She received letters ‘trom him under an assumed name. This son was also with her in Peru, and made a Journey with her in com- puny with Mr. Geonge E: Ha to the terminus of the Oroga raliroad and to Chicla, and It is ex- pected to show that she and Hatght occupied rooms at the hotels with a connecting door, and that their conduct while on the journey and ‘after returning to Lima was stich as to make them the subject of scandalous talk. Mr, Victor Christiancy is expected to contradict the testimony of the wile as to being cruelly treated by her husband while residing in Lansing, and the constant drunken- ness of the male members of the family. ——s A Mosumest recently erected upon the lot of Mr. W. W. Cooper at Ouk Hill Cemetery, in memory of his son, Jolin Hampton Cooper—the work of Mr. G. S. Walker, No. 1315 New York avenue—is attract- Ing considerable attention on account both of te excellence of its execution, and the novelty of design. Tt stands 16 feet in height, and is 4 feet 6 inches square at the base. “While exceed- | tngly substantial tn appearanee, It fs at the same tUme graceful and plea u hic style of mounted by an urn like top. lond granite, its f and the It fs ent from Riel ades being highly poitshec Temainder of unpolished stone, and iS altozether a very unique plece Tt ts situs part of the + Just | north, about 30 feet, Irom the Van Mess unuso- jeu. —— ker to Mary E. Barker, part lot 3. sq. 1. ©. Marbury, trust: nos. Dowl- part lot 208, tn F didition to Georgetown nd 268, in said adaitie —. Ely: LB, Sq. 1020 ewart, : Oke vne to W. EoWad pt | SI $—. JJ. Knox, Commissioner, tot Woodworth, sub 2 |. 69. ary HL tyde | MeC:lbe, pte lot 8, sq. 1: . Riel Berry to Maria MeDonouzh 1. 70; $—. Mari anne s vert to E. J. HD pt 1, and sub 50, sq. S n to Jeannie T. RY orcoran to W. H. Dav | New Trap Awanprp.—Yesterday, in the Gen- in the case nd Po- cranting a new trial. sto property on K hg of rains shaking verdict Was given for appeated. SENTENCED TO AUBURN P Criminal Court, Judge W the prisoners to pie TrexTriny.—In the e, this morning, among ed boy, Who answered to the name of Wm. Harris, THe wa: placed at the bar of the court on an Indietment charging him with the murder of Joseph Barks, by striking him on the head with a stone ‘on the 5th of duly Tast, which ited in death on the 14h of that month. He pleaded not guilty. It was then discovered by a question from the district attor- ney th Harris reterred_to in the indictment, Was not the man in court. An indictment charg- ing this particular Harrls with petit. lar- cely, second offence, was then read and the ac- cused at onee pleaded guilty. Judge Wylie gave a fifteen months in the penitentiary at Auburn, New York. Wm. Robinson, indicted f offence, pleaded guilty iar sentence, but rev years, a Tue River Txape Acrive.—Harbormaster Sut- ton reports arrivals at the Tiver front as follow: Steamer Sue, Geoghegan, merchandise, son & Bro.; ‘stmr. Nortoik, Lawson, merchandise, Jonnson & Bro. “omimerce, Latham, shin: glesand iumber, Willett & Libbey; sehr. North ampton, Collier, 50.00 feet lunber, E. B. Jack scht. Mingc tons coal, city dealers: schr. Mary Atelia, Owens, 40 cords wood, H. L. Biscoe; schrs. Sebastapol, Smith, 6) cords wood; Mary "Ella, Underwood, 30 cons wood; Uriah Horter, Weston, 2) cords wood; Pocahontas, | Kendrick, 25 coris wood; Richard Lacey, Olden, | 2 cords wood und, Washington, 30 cords | wood; W. D. Clark, Nash, 15 cords wood: J. II. D. | Smoot, Moore, 20 "cords’ wood; Mary Eliz: Kelly, 15 cords wood; all for J. 0. Carter; arta =W. Jump, pungy Robtert Jam sloops Fanny Maria, Addie and John Willams: all With oysters for’ markets; str. J. W. French) Overman, buneh fish to J. Morgan; stinr, Kate Ellis, fish to R.A. Golden; stir. ‘Win. Gates Charle to do.; Sehr. Wai. Turner, Cissell, fis: to same; sehr. Coast Surv S, fish to Win. ewart; sear. Oaward, Palmer, to same: sloop Daniel Sheets, Mason, fish to'same. ——— Affairs in West Washington. FUNERALS.—The funeral of the lite R. W. Down- sudden death was mentioned in yes- STAR, tokether with a brief sketch of his life, 1S in progress at Oak Hill cemetery chapel as we'co to press. ‘The remains are enclosed in a handsome cloth-covered casket, with bar handles, and sliver plate bearing the naine and age of de ceased. ‘The Rev. A. R. Stuart, rector of Christ P. E. church, 1s officiating, assisted by the services of the Blue’ Lodge. The active pall-bearers are:— Messrs, Wm. D. Gassin, E. D. Harley, W. B. Orme, Hyde, W. zekey took place at. p.m.) from his parents residence, ev. Mr. Baker, of Grace church, interment Was at the Presbyte- the same hour on M — ‘The rian cemetery. A New TUG.—The new tugboat built by Have- lech & Co., of Baltimore, for Gilmore, Meredith & | Co., for harbor work at this port, is éxpected to- morrow. She Is 57 feetlong and her cylinder 14x16, and is altogether a very neat crait. Looks Bab For CANAL PRosPEcTs.—The firm of Gtlnore, Meredith & Co. have just made a contract with the Washington Gaslight Company to supply them with 2,000 tons of Cumberland coal to come by Way of tie Baltimore and Ohio rafiroad. ‘Tue K. oF P. BANguer takes place to-night at Market hall, thstead of Last night, as erronéously Teportes court set the trial for Tuesday next. “ida, Who for 2 years w: connected With St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum tn this elty, died esterday at St. Joseph's Female Academy, in Bale more, Where she held the post of sister superior. The funeral wtll take place tomorrow morniny from St. Joseph’s ehurch, Baltimore. Decea Who was 46 years old, was & native of Ireland, al her nome, before she entered the church,’ was Catharine’Deyie. She came to this country when years ot, b ts settling in Rochester, N- . Whence he entered the mother house at Em- mittsburg. Z IDENTIFIED As A Wastttcrow Max.—The body of Wim. Campbell, colored, who was Killed on the Failroad near ‘Quinteo Monday, was to-day Tecognized by Officer West as that of a colored Man of that name whose family lives in the alley between 14th and 15th and T and U streets north- West ‘The ScHADE-BaBcock CoNTROVERSY.—Mr. Louis Schade hes written aletter tothe Wilmington el) Beery Evening tn reply to. recent publica— tions by Pn ibeock. Mr. ‘hade indign antly de- any “corrupt Infuences” to ard to sectire hts opposition ‘nd deelares that it br. Bab- ‘ces he shall tell him that ssly les, Just as he did le” in bis re- — ‘Tae Nationat. Ruries’ Far, at Masonic Temple, Wes largely atte ed last night. The spectacie Presented In the falr Toow 1s of a most brilliant eseription. Tonight the Washington Light 6 nd the fair, as well as the members eent letter. UILDING ASSOCIATION.—At the forty-first regu- lar monthly meeting of the Thirtecnth Bulking Association, held list night at Goddard hall, 44 Shares were retired at the Stock value rates, $48.33 per share. CLEARED-—Steamer Jane Moseley, for Norfolk, with flour and assorted cargo; steamer Nortolix, N, W. Lawson, for Norfoik, with empty barrels. THE DasHaway Cvs met last Pit Dr. J. McKendree Kiely made the principal address of the evening, and new names were added to the ize. Piport—Entered—Schr. E.&. Knight, Chichester, for New York,with assorted cargo; str. Lady of the Lake, ight, for flour to iew York; str. Jane Moseley, light, from Norfol . Foamii Sea, Owens, from Baltimore; schr. Mitchel trom Norfolk, with lumber for Wheatley Bros. ‘Tne Poromae Boar Civs, at their meeting last night, passed resolutions of condolence and regret st the loss of their esteemed member, the late R. W. Downman. It was also orlered that a hand- some floral offering to adorn the casket be con- tributed by the club. Canal.—It 1s believed at Cumberland that water Will be turned into the Chesapeake and Ohio canal to-morrow, and that the coal trafile will be ‘then opened up for the season. Hou Trk.—Mareh 2, 911 am, 936 p.m; March 2 10 a.m., 10.25 pin, Alexandria Affairs. ‘Tne New Fegry.—An effort is on foot to solve the question of Yhe Maryland terry transportation by means Of a private company, and @ bill to char- ter the Virginia and Maryland steam ferry compa- ny, with H. Strauss, B. H. Lambert, and others as cew Enaland €xcurnion party now tn the At the close last night the following were eoding in the Varidus competitions: Gold Watch, hotel clerk, Kiggs: four-oared racing shell, Poto- pool'table, Truck A; bieyele, Sehufhsirt; wet Comunander’s jewel, Waugh: composing stic sloney; Silver pitcher and saiver to plate Ur, C. Evans; newspaper man’s walnut secretary, Larner; $100 suit of clothes, John Dowrs and Geo. Morse; regulation size silk Hag, Washington Light Infantry Corps; infunt’s crib, satin lined, Norman Rupp; lady manager's walaut secretary, Mrs. Boyd; diamond badge for active members of Na- Uonal Kitles, Lieut. Oyster; police officer's solid fiiver badge, Duvall; Nutional Rifles’ untiorm, Ke udig guid-eaded ‘ane to Louorary members, ES. Hutchinson, W. B, Williams and Mr. Stod- Gart; letter-carrier’s uniform, Parker; the T trunk, Mrs. Meding; National Rifles’ gold badge, Chaffee: set of fishing taci inch bow! for popular restaurant k tile: pug dog for citizen, Duncanson; Sword to any military officer, St ftand to bunk clerks, Messrs. W ‘and Goodrick. —— ‘Tue Greex Docror.—! Y., court of sessions to noile the indictment ly man’s Clear; , Charles officer's es; banker's Ink- corporators, has been reported in the house of delegates. As soon as the charters granted ef- forts will be made to obtain private subscriptions to as large an amount as possible, and then the city council will be asked to take so much stock as a needful to establish the ferry. SOCIETY NOTES. Despite the rainy weather, many of their friends enjoyed tea and conversation with Senator Harri- son and his wife, and daughter aid Captain and Mrs. Hartley, when they received informally last evening. Mr. West and his daughter will entertain guests at dinner at the British legatfén next Monday evening. Ex-Governor and Mrs. Morgan, of New York, will visit the President next week.—Justice Hai lan’s wife ts slowly gaining strength. Their daug! ter, Mrs. Child, is now with them ‘at. their resi- dence here. They will not go to Fortress Monroe at prvsent.——Representative and Mrs. Dugro re- turned from New York yesterday, and are again at Willard’s. Mr. Dugro’s heaith has been greatly improved by the trip.—Ex-Postmaster General Key's dangiiter, whose alarming condition from eldent has been announced, was a great fav- orite here, and sincere sorrow 1s expressed at the news Of her sufferings. At last accounts she was ina eritical condition.—Representative Clark and his daughter are now at 215 East Capitol street, where they expect to remain until Congress adjourns.—Mrs, Sherrill,who was called away re- cently to visit her mother, who was ill, has re- turned, having lett her motier much better, Her niece, 'Miss Bora Smith, who visited her last Winter, returned with her.—Miss Alice John- stone, Of 1882 I street, has returned from her visit to New York. —— Wanton Destruction of Game Birds, To the Editor of Tae EVENING Stan, In drifting through the 7th street market on Saturday evening, I saw on the stand of a poultry dealer scores of our cholcest game birds—the long-billed woodcock, and over a hundred robins and cedar bird had been shot and were amelessty of ie. If there 1s no law ‘alust such wanton destruction of these birds in ¥ spring—ust prior to their hatching sea- T have to say is, there should be, and a penalty of contempt and scorn for any 0 Would offer such for sale. reater lealer w SPORTSMAN. Charges of Obtaining Money by False Pretences. THE WARRANT SWORN OUT BY MR. R. C. RERDELL. Mr. R. C. Rerdeil, (whose name has recently been printed as one of the parties in the star route cases), yesterday afternoon, swore out warrants at the Police Court, against Warren ©, Stone, Jas. H. Thorpe and John W. McKnight, charging them with receiving $1,000 from lim, under false preten- ces. His aiidavit sets forth that he and the above named persons forined a as the“ Unites American and ropean Stone Company,” for the manuf ture of stone, marble, tile, paint, &., and they procured the $1,000 irom him by making false rep- resentations tohim. ‘the parties have not been arrested b wing that warrants are out tor the sive bonds before Judge Suell | for Uleir appearance when wanted. A Card. . ‘The following appeared in the Post of this niorn- ing: “Mn. Renperi’s Lasr Gurevance.—Mr. R. Rerdeli made an affidavit In the Police Court. yes- tenkay afternoon upon wilh warrants were issued inst Messrs, Warrea C. Stone and James HL. | horp, charging them with having obtained | $1,000 from him under false representations. The | trouble grows out of the organizing of the stock company known a y known as the American and | | Compan: manufacture of | iyatot, Mr. Rere clerk, Claiins to ha R. ©. He does y make. any stock in the | ropean Stone, Mart and my only ‘te | ppeared in public print | James H. THoxr. ——— MARKET. iden, age, tori #45 per “hundret per thous: to 6 cents pe ales of fish are 8 follow 4,000 her- 500 bunches bunel ring, irom $20 to #2 ad pereh, from ERES! BLACK CASHMERES !! BLAck CASI SPRING STOCK JUST OPENED, IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM. Black Cashmeres, Double Width, French Dye, 35 cents. Bi ‘ashizeres, Double Width, French Dye, 37 cents. ashmeres, Double Width, French Di os, Double Width, Double Width, F es, Double Width, Fre 5 Cases Best Make Fruit of the Loom Muslin, yard wide, at 10 cents. Marked Down ail the best Two-ply Carpets, 75 cents, Black Dress dilke, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. New Styles in Funey H Handkerchiefs, ete., ete. Morie Satins, Surah Satins, Damasee Satin: Colored Silks, new Shades, Heavy Gros Grain, $1. New Fe Madras Gingham, Carmbrica, ete, Ladies’ Cloth. Spring Styies for Sacks. RECEIVING NEW SPRING GOODS DAILY. At TOWSON’S, A AVENU BOOKS BAT CARDS south si IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE, Comprising the latest designs by Mrs. 0. R. Whitney, Miss Rosina Emmett, Mies 5. B. Humphrey, Miss F. Bridges, Mr. Thos, Moran and others, FRANCIS B. MOHUN, m20 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN E ‘iER CARDS, OF ALL DESIGNS, STYLES AND MAEES, FRINGED, EMBOSSED, SATIN, EASELS. JAMES J. CHAPMAN, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Branch Box Office Ford’s Opera House. mi py Stee CARDS. PLAIN AND A lanze stock and a creat varicty of makes, of designs frou the siinplest to the most elaborate, EASTER HARPS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, POEMS AND NOVELTIES. C. C. PURSELL, BooxseLiEr, _mi6-20 422 9th street northwest. ey AstEe CARDS. = % Just received, the largest and most complete stock of EASTER CARDS, in every variety of design. Also, RIBBON TIED EASTER POEMS, LENTEN and DE- VOTIONAL BOOKS, PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS. WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, mi3 428 Seventh street. ASTER CARDS, EASTER PANELS ‘A large variety now ‘The Reporters by Jno, War, Wallace, éth edition; $5. Star Chamber Cases, i680 or 1641; $5. Gali” Jer on Infancy and Covertnre, 2d edition; $6.50. b's Real Estate Agency; $2. Manual of Histor ature, by C.K. Adams; $2.50. Atlantis, the Antediluvian World; 32. 100 Visiting Cards printed from plate for $1. W. H. MURRISON, Law BOORSELLER AND BTATIONER, mil 475 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. AND EASTER EGGS, ATA Al béteived today a teats Call on us direct, from $10 to $16. Before buying. simplicity and meer SPECIAL, On acer, ; one . $5. All machin Next door to Auerbach’s gent’ store. CITY ITEMS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. ‘The Mowt Popular And useful cough remedy in the world is Dr. AD. Bulrs: Cc ___DRY Goops. ~ GBanp OPENING Cough Syrup. 35 ce! ‘Those who are using the ordinary Java Coffee as sold f inecsagn easy, by most Stores, are requested tout aample pound of }\ VW oF ¥ Of the cuticle ts attained by the use of Glenn's SUPERB MARACAIBO, 0 apis Se Svemuncy sige trie, tee ere | O EASTER NOVELTIES 0 ecifi’s Hair and Whisker Dye, black oF brown, 60 | sive money and ect better coffee, Th x é D A_Washingt: im Struck it Vester WITMER’S, Ww — W day—Who Will Find the $560 To-day. Is a question more eastly asked than answered. It will probably be known by nine o'clock to-night. It was half-past eignt last night before it was found, and then to the surprise of quite a large crowd of people it was found in a can of coffee.and FINE GROCERIES, 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A ‘We shall open on MONDAY, 20th instant, an J, eeeantiine of Faster Novelties, suitable for D presente aud offerings, to which we invite at- the name of the lucky finder Is N. G. Summertield, ehtef clerk Raflway Mail Service, of this city. ‘The whole $500 was in gold coin, and the clerk that sold {t to Mr. S. was the most excited chap that has been in our employ for along time. All of the clerks Were more or less excited over the event. Several times during the day “a false alarm” was started, when $20 or $50 or $100 was found, as it Was believed in cack instance it was the $500, but it was not. We wish to say that one Christian Bleth, steward at the Soldiers’ Home, Was reported one day last week as having found $100 in a can. In fact, 1 was a much Smalier amount, The writer or the compositor made the error. At any rate tt Was a mistake. We wish right here to correct it. It 1s not our wish or desire to make any false re- 125 BAR TaRIA SHRIM@S. PICKLED LOBSTER. BRICE’S FRESH CRAB MEAT. | & EVAPORATED APRICOTS, QUINCES, PEACHES AND APPLES. MALAGA GRAPES. FLORIDA oraNGEs. | () GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST. Weare daily receiving Novelties in MOTHER HUBBARD COLLALS, FICHUS, MULL TLES, KUCHINGS, COLLARS, and CUFFS. L We have especial barcains in SURAH MOIRE T and POLKA DOT SASH RIBBONS. presentations, We shall continue to give out. presents of money this entire week. Every ean will contain not less than 10 cents, perhaps 15 cents, or 20 cents, or 2 cents, or 30 cents, or 40 cents, or 60 cents, or 60 SBS. G7 cents, OF g1-or $2, oF $3, oF $5, OF $10. oF 5, OF OF $125, oF $140, Or $150, or $175, OF $200, OF $250, OF $500—but only one can’ in the ‘entire lot will con- falu the latter sum, $600, ‘There will be no blanks, Our tea and coffee cannot be beat, and every can of either we sell is well worth the price asked, $1, or 6 cans for $5, or 12 cans for $10, or 35 cans for $20, or 65 cans for $50. Send or come to our store and buy just one can each of our. tea and coffee to try it. Don’t come expecting to get $100 or $250 or $500, Dut come for the tea or the coffee or both. We want you to try our goods, being satisfied If you do that you will become a regular customer for the agent we leave here aiter we discontinue giving away nts and have left the city. Those who get Up clubs make it pay. Almost always the get- P Of a club gets a handsome present, and as a i Q order within two or three ng the first, thus proving con- clu-tvely that the tea and coffee are entirely s factory, thouzh ft may be the present. hi thing to do with it. Reader, you can easily get up aclubtor us. Try. C.ns for out-of-town euston- ers ore Invariably selected by dislaterested parties, ‘Those ip tue city can select for themselves, ter uj rule i days aiter recetvi m OCG EEE RRR EE $20, or $25, ‘or $30, or $10, or $50, or $45, or 8100, | © OF BEAU’ ne. £25 N OTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS. 8855 Bsssq And you will always have TIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street and Inciana ave- | 1) goy WM. M. GALT & CO. H R We have bargains in Ladies’ and Gent's SILK O spaut HANDKEKCHIEPS, in new and Pp elegant designs, Arghars opened an clerant line of all-wool PRING DKESS FABRICS, at low prices. OK $1.7. Every nami invite comp arison. We have a splendid 3-Button KID GLOVE at 50 cents per pair. H 0) Ss BOSTON HOUSE, PENNSYLVAN' E AND CANTON Ci This Morning bright and early we will put Five Tundred Dollirs th one cin, and only one, and piace 1ton our shelves ‘or sale. One dollar will buy It, and the opportunity. to se y ular can 1s open to all If you Teader, You may select rate you will 5 tea or coffee for the dolar yo nd that will satisty you. other: lange sums of money— 0), oF $140, amounts, down as OF $200, ¢ $54 da Suih Of mone Lyestord. rtiil list of those who have r upward, In cans pur. We do not take the names of A great many find $1, ’s, Import Pennsylvant $5, voll, Ih Cott nT. Creo! tt dont, $5, gold, in mith, Treasury Dopartinent, Nit House Club, Hebbitt House, Gp pitt), snd diamond ring (by | both in William ©, ribner, S*hOGL, 1108 F in coffee; M. G. 7 Jacobs, dD 1416 Ohio ay maim Tow. Orders by arte qorw to all parts of the Ivrorrers’ s £4 Company, 819 Market Soace, W: ington, D.C. FTN. § SO universal and so 4 H.le’s Honey of Hore~ else fs Sure. cure in one minute, Nethin: Pike's Toothache Dro $25 in Doctor's Visits Will do you less good than one bottle of Hop Bit. | ters, Many bave been hi Ve thelr testimony in favor of the use of Pure Cod Liver Oil » Expert has proved tt to be a val- edy for Consumption, Asthina, Diphthe- Mdtiseases or the’! ni Lungs. Manu- tured only by A. B, Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all Druggists. For Neurat Pains and Aches in the Back, Hop Bitters, Thy 1 Kidneys or Limbs— | $ To all who are discretions of y ness, early da recipe ais great TH missfonury in South sed envelope to the New Lor city, Gratesnit alidy. Floreston Cologne ts ersterul to invalids, becnuse it is refreshing Without tie sicken: Ag clrect of most perfumes. $1,000 Rewara For any case of bitnd, biecds=@itching, ulcerated, or protrnding Piles thot Deiing’s Pile Remcay fails to cure.” Prepared by J. eT, M.D, 915 Arch street, Philadelplia, Pa. None genuine with- out his signature. Soid by drugsists, 018-0 a ‘uyorably known as the an Lex 71 | Sonsed Herring, Soured Mackerel. Sardines in £93 For LENT! Ked. Boneless Codtish. Boneless Herring. Spiced ¢ % Russian € obrst rip. B. soys, F street northwest. ‘ST Consta: 11 Also, the ve1 sat RECEIVED— fine lot of and FLORIDA ORANGE! ntly on hand, ELPHIA CAPONS and CHICKENS. ry best POULTRY, FRANK J. TIBRETS, Paracr Man: Corner Mth street and Ni SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUI Aran ALL-SILK CADRIT. MOIREG EMBROIDER! EMBROIDER: ) PARIS ROBES. “NOVELTIES” IN HANDKERCHIEFS AND HOSIERY. FOULARD SILKs, SUMMER SILKs. SURAH SILKS, LOUIS EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND COL PARIS AND LYONS NEW SP SUMMER DRESS EFFLCT ELEGANT SILI MOIRE FR. NEW FRENCH SATIN .g, | BEST QUALITY ALL ANDERSON LUPIN’S COURTAULD'S E. BLACK ALL-SILK PLUSH GREN RY BARGAINS” IN TABLI NAPKINS, QUILTS AND WHI 3F-COMPIETE STOCK, PLAIN FIGUR! COKKECT PRICES. INGS” IN G AND ‘D RHADAM: MOIRE PEKIN. S AND BATI Be LAWN SCOTCH GINGHAMS. BRATED BLACK FABRICS. iLISH CRAP me SEATON PERRY, a28 Constantly on PHILADLLPHIA CHICKE! At the 3 AND TURKEYS, BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & CO., 1719 PE (Sve RTO “Purry & Brorarr.”) Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Fstablished 1840. m8 200) DS. ve have Just opened an elegant line of SPRING DRESS GOODS, im the latest shadex; full stock of trimmings in Pisids and Stripes to mi © ts in beautiful ak Ibatross Cloth: rai in all the most desi shades ; 428 ow STAG PURE RYE WHISKY is unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 807 MARKET SPACF. Khadames, in Blac Surah Sitke, in St. Di MM Bro nize, Green and Garnet . ‘of White Goods, qarked below competition. J. A. LUTTRELL & €O., 817 Market Space. mi8 UHLN T EEF, LAMB, V. 628, 629 and Btalls ih WANT 1 better Shirts for Hishment in America. ledveot the fect, but for tear that MEGINNISS sod the when every one else asked $ itis hh 6 #540 for 75 Ga ud price to-day, ‘The **Myxtery® § ington, and R. KELLY, 08 North Pout Otic tu HAT WE e110 tea, Not that we doubt at tthe right time, we the samme quality al int that you bousht in quali the price, cents, at MEGiSNI5s', lovz F street northwest. ‘The Wighest Rank. Made from harmless materials, and adapted to the needs of fading ant falling har, Parker's Hatr Balsam has taken the hithest rank as an elegant, and reliable hair restorative. Heartily Recommended. Don’t condemn a goo] thiag because you have been decelved by worthless nostrums. Parker's 816 F Street Northwest. Ginger Tonte has cured many in. this section, of | NECKWEAR, Kidney and nervous disorders, and we recommend FOOTWEAR, apace Ene Vee aes Nee Ready madoM@ HITS at following prices: If Tired Taking eat Wameutta, unfinished, c.f nained, We, the large, old-fashioned, vriping pills, try Carters |B of the L., unfinished, G5c. ; Rnished, Se. Little Liver Pilis and take Solne comiore A man | 20'S Wamsutiay wnnnised, Coe. Muished, 73e. 310 can’t stand everything. One pill a dose. Women that have been bedridden for y tirely cured of female weaknos BE. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com) irs have been en- s by the use of Lydia vund. Send to Mrs, yilia KE. Pinkham, %3 Western avenue, Lynn, 5 ee 1,200 pieces on hand. “These have all been’ reduced 25 fia Pinkham, » 19D, | MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS sums | }.200plcoe on Band. flies have all Catarrh of the Bladder, 1112 F Sraeer Nosrawesr, Wasurxcroy, D.c, | CLOARS. Stinging, smarting, irritation of the urinary sages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchup: #1, ab druggists. Depot, 480 Penn. ave. Allen’s Brain Feod is the Most Reliable tonic for the brain and generative organs. It posl- FP HOMESON a) DRESS SHIRT MANUFACTORY AND MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, as iba. Bix of the Finest Dress SI Six Extra Fine Shirts to order. Six Fine Shirts to order. mares S B. ELLERY, 'e SUCCESSOR TO DUBREUIL BROTHERS, ihirts to order.. Center Market, 9th street wing, xu Liberty Market; or Address jarketing delivered free of charge to all parts of the ked than any otler estab- our how not think Teer IMPORTANT THE BIGGEST MOVE IN OUR BUSINESS CAREER! Having leased for a termof tw pioperty now occupied by Messrs. G Petersen, 420, 422 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET, We shall shortly comment to erect a Four-story Build- ing, second to hone in the conutry. L | SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! | Atand below cost, all of our immense stock now in our ores, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH 8TREET. ‘This ts the first time in twenty yeare that wo adver- ty | tise to ecll at or below cost, as no merchant can exist without making a profit. "In this instance it is gion. We shali try not to take any Old Goods it New Building, as our opeuing (which we expect totale by September 1) ehail be a display worthy the C the Nation. Reduced all oar Cottons and S: iS, of every width and well-known brands, at less than manu- facturer’s present cost. Having bought these gools Jong before the late heavy rise, wwe are enabled to sell as stated without loss to us. ‘Our best Prints, in Shirtings and Dress Styles, war- ranted fast colors, 5 cents, All our Dress Goods reduced. THEY MUST BE We have reduced our CLOSED OUT way below evst. 20-cent Dress Goods to 10 cents, 25-cent Dress Goods to 12% cents, 873s-cent Dress Goods to 20 centa, 60-cent Dress Goods to 25 cents, And alll finer goods in proportion. | We have taken great pains to mark our immense tock down. Should, how- ever, a piece be overlooked we shall make a reduction Which is bound to eell the article. Remember, we shall carry no Winter Goods over which a price will sell. SILES, SATINS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, Our assortment is now complete, having upward of ULSTERS, Dol 3, tively cures nervous debility, loss of memory, and all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists, FINANCIAL. 12 to $7. From $15 to: €1_a bottle; six for %. Stott & Cromwell, 480 Pa, ave. D.W. ** Ald ey Dairy Ws Aid Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3g-Ib. “Ward” prints, 55c. per Ib. Algo, cottage cheese, buttermilk and be. per qt. Cream, iSc. pint. SEWING MACHINES, é&. UERBAGH’S, COR. Tn AND H STREETS: supply of ew, Improved Machines, of ALL THE DIFFERENT RINDS your,own and save xamine the N] JUEEN—beauty, rabiity combined Cone we test Improved 81 a hi sess Samick one ic, $15; one Howe, Sectenaeest ss furnishing and hat ry .—One with stop moti es We JUST RECEIVED, CABINET SIZE STEEL ENGRAVINGS Of all the Presidents since Washington. Priceonly $2.50 EASTER CARDS. (Successor to M. E. Boardman), 629 15th Street, Opposite U.8. Treasury, m8-3m ‘Washington, D.C. Compare it with any other and in its favor. r STANDS AT THE HEAD. 700 wear pais 15, THE LIGHT RUNNING AND DURABLE ELDREDGE ! ig THE ACKNOWLEDGED PEER OF SEWING MACHINES! ‘Call and ree it at OPPENHEIMER'S Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms, Baza Dresemaker for Spri for RIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Brokers, ‘sweet milk, BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. H. H. DODGE, Bold on Commission, OUEEN izeton ladies, who were | no, 539 16mm STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING.) 64 Broapway, New Yous. ‘New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission, Private and direct telegraph wires to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through | ll our FANCY GOODS, suchas you will decide at once | which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges | SKIRTS, in thoee cities and reported back promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and informatien regarding tho 528 9th street northwest, near corner of F street. Marketa received through our wires INSTANTLY di- ing and fang Summer, showing | rect front the New York Stock Exchanee, and all finer ice. We 1,600 Garments on hand, and donot ‘rant agg | ‘They shall and must be DRY GOODS, eee ——————— SPRING DRESS GOODS. be. prawes ‘We are daily recelviur our new Spring Goods com- prising «full line of Foulard Bateens, French and Do- mestic Ginghams, Printed and Pisin Poreales, and Linen Cambrics, French Naineooks and Mulls, Bale sium Linen Sheeting, and Pillow Lonen, all widthes Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match; Table Damask by the yard, Towels and Toweling ip great variety. Thore in want of choice goods will find it to their advantage to examine our stock before p HOVE, BRO. & CO., m3 1828 F STREET N.W., NEAR EBBITT HOUSE, M ATTING! MATTING! JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE INVOICE OF MAT- TINGS IN ALL GRADES. SPECIALTIES FOR SPRING. WINDOW SHADES, LACE CURTAINS, and LOOSE COVERS FOR FURNITURE, ar SINGLETON & HOEKE'S CARPET HOUSE, 801 MARKET SPACE. LADIES’ GOODs. Fust REGULAR SPRING OPENING, MATTING! ms rter of and Designer of HIONS IN MILLINERY, 1107 F STRERT NORTHWEST, BETWEEN .1TH ia fill axsor’ CELI ERATED KNOX ROUND HATS, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22D, Misses and Children's 1 Pecialtien. Msss AND . HUMPHERY, 430 TY STREET NOI Makes CORSETS to order and guarantees perf HF French Hand-ma, and fest 1 Patent She French RTHWEST, very style and s' RING SPECIALTIE Bilk and Coth Laces, Fin best mm Entire Stock of GLOV Wraps; Suits; Dress ‘Trimm eckwear. Flow three syle rench a. ES at cost until closed put, M. WILLIA SYLVANIA AY 907 PE! Cite Treviee, Paris. M™ M. J. HUNT . HAS REMOVED To TER NEW STORE, 1309 F Sraeer Noxrawssr, Where elie will open, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MILLINERY GOODS ASD KID GLOVES. The public are cordially invited to inspect her pew ml No. Foods, RGARMENTS, hy Mi: a 4 Trimmed ughiy” Made and ‘Trimm TSE AND DRAWLIRS, Ar 5c. EACH, tees than ever before for the quality ‘DOUGLAS Nisra Somer. ET, NEAR Sinning, Embroideriug sind Mar ork taueht, privately aud in Dresses and Cloaks cut and Btteae ‘Corsets of the best make, inel Dr. Warner's, the Thommen Glove Fitting, and Wi Waist for Ciitidren. Sole agency for Mrs. E, Jebrated Abdominal Supporter, 9-3, M RS. SELMA RUPPERT, 608 9th street, opposite Patent Ofmion, MAN TOWN Wool, AIC ERBRURD Lie oe material for Fancy Needlework. Large sesortment of LACES, LACE GOODS, RUF- DSS: 8B BRUCE, No. 433 orn sre terials. Art Neediow by skilled arti-ts. Ladies’ and Misses TAINGS, HOSILIY, GLOVLS, FRINGLS and TRIM _STAMPING promptly executed. 23m P= YON braxprs, 913 Pennsylvania ave. ona eee Stationery Store, Formerly with Lord’& Taylor, New York, and. Wit Evenine Drewes: rida Trosatens, « sreciaity, Cloaks, Dolmans and Suite; all made at the hotice;, Perfect work, superior ‘Satefaction «guaranteed. he 7 HOUSEFURNISHINGS, AS 5 ARE ABO BOUT TO INTRODUCE A New Line of PORTABLE RANGES, Wo have several Cook Stoves and Ranges ‘we will sell at cost price till March Ist, in order to, room for new gtock, Some HEATING STOVES ‘on hand to be «old at cost. ‘To-clean out the balange Gus Portables, we have put them down at less tham mmaDufacture:s’ prices. ‘Call carly aud secure Bargains in above goods, a W. 8. JENKS & 00., ny Srv NTH STREET NonTawest, J, ¥- BOTELER & Son's ¥ LATEST IMPORTATION or ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA, DINNER AND DESSERT BETS, CREAM AND BERRY SETs, FINE CUT GLASSWARE IS NOW ON EXHIBIT. J W. BOTELER & SON, Luronrens or Crna, Giass, &o., FINE PLATED WARE, &0, M. W. BEVERIDGE, Gare Wsns & Beventvcr,) 226 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. GBEAT SALE OF BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING. LOOK FOR THE RED SIGNS, At No. 723 Trm Sraeer N.W., Ber. G axp H Sts, SPECIALTIES AT SPECIAL BARGAINS. ‘Children’s Panta, age 4 to. 25, and sevite aye d to a ry i} ae OF se entice stock ata trifle over half price. 3, DO’ all reduced. OUB OWN IMPORTATION. Every class of Securities bought and sold on commis= BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLD! HANDREBCUTE eek GLOVES, sa Fo BREAKFAST! CHOCOLATE MENIER. SOLD EVERYWHERE. PARIS AND LONDON. ‘New Youu Deror: 286 GREENWICH STREET. f-takfim [2% SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA WE HAVE LITTLE TO SAY—THE NEW WILSO) will commend iteelf on easy monthly agency, 2717 Penney Ivania avenue, near Corcoran Art Gallery. Bet Sorc Sees cgi nes at 2. repairing a specialty. fo} WE DORs, MARE. NOISE ABOUT 17, ‘And eel forthe leaat mopey, of any house tn Washing. | GECULITY, Ni GEORGETOWN ADV’TS. TIC, SEWING MACHINE al be ERSONS HAVING HAIR AT and get it. I Till please come and get am going 300¢ M STREET, mi6-3t* WM. STIEBELING, 50 per month; 1050 ren GEORGE E: NOYES, Work, 28-6m COLUMBIA FOUNDR! ‘to close the repairs Agnoultural Machinery. SAFE DEPOSIT CO. jal BAPE ‘Di MPANY, ‘Yor«, FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, i 4 E f veadliies’ ile i 8: i LOOK BOR\THE RED SIGN. J. H. SMITH, of Oak Hall by ~y! ie Ste 723 1TH BTREET NORTHWEST. ‘Thave the best made goods at low prices. m14-88