Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1882, Page 8

ore < THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1882—DOUBLE SHEET LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. Orrick oF THE CHIRP Stanat. Wasuineton, D.C... March 25, 1$82,9:30 am. For the middle Atlantic, states, slowly rising temperature, winds shifting to east and south, fall ing barometer, and fair weather until Sunday morning. Special Weather Bulletin. SUNDAY TO BE CLOUDY AND WARMER, ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes the following svectal bulletin to the press The barometer ts highest in the middie states and lowest In Minnesots. Fair weather prevalls im the districts east of the Mississippi valley, but the cloudiness has increased in the southwest and northwest, with Nght local rans oF light snow. ‘The temperature hasfallen about 10° In the east Guif states, Tennessee, the Onlo valley and south Atlantic stxtes, and from 15° tw 30° in New Eng- land and the middle Atlantic states; {t has risen from 2° to 40° in the southwest, northwest and upper lake region. Northerly winds continue on the Atlantic coast, and easterly to southerly winds are reported from’ the Mississtppi and Ohio val- Jeys and lake region. The following temperatures ‘Were reported yesterday afternoon: Norfolir, 62° Charleston, Savaunah and Galveston, 68°; J. fonvill. 719; San Antonio, 67°; Los Angel & ‘The indications are that partly cloudy and slightly warmer weather will prevatl In New England and the middle Atlantic states during Sunday, with light snow or rain in the northern portions, potted i Scnar-Boox Pictvres.—J. Jay Gould, 421 9th. B.S. ELziorr, late food inspector, has opened at $2 Pennsylvania avenue northwi No danger Of getting unsound or blown meats. ALEXANDER THowas and Frank Lomax took a hack ride lost night, and refused to pay the hire therefor. The hackinan had them arrested and they had their choice in the Police Court, to-day, to either pay the hackman or take a ride at the | expense of the District They concluded to pay ‘the hackman. Scrrrion Cantver Prot. Cans, finished in the Dest style, (ome pronounce them ‘the best in the city,) $5 4 dozen, at Tralles’, 1013 Pennsylvania avenue. Cuxsrest Panasors at J. E. Young's, 736 7th Street. (PRom THE BeRKres) strawberry tce cream. Wine Jelly om Easter eggs at T. Jarvis’, No. 426 9th st. Dorthwest. Rosexpark and imported Portland cements, also moth proof felt. Joun H. Biro, 1007 Louisiana avenue. Fossers’s Ire cream and Charlotte Russa, Easter Carns. ‘Opps anp Esps at House, 491 Pen: s, 20 toB.S. Elliott's, yivanla avenue, Rey. Hexxy Wako Bescnee has fust returned to Brooklyn after an extenled tour in the west, owded houses his new hie Moral Usesof Luxury and Beauty,” been pronounced one of his greatest and his agent writes he hus returned hale and hearty as ever. Hhs momentary illness in Chicago luckily prodiiced no evil resuits, and he Will be In Jngton Murch 2th. See advertlse- ment. Pore Orve Orr and mactront at Velnt’s, Import- ers, &e., 620 9th Street, uo t 2, 7th, above F. Foxe Easter Ca: By Firs Prexc dry process A. Fischer cleans Tadies’ evening ar fine clothes, ete. Woo! Lidies A. Fischer, 906 Dow’? Forcer 922 Pennsylvania avenue n. w. EXD 83 cent stomps to E. 4. Burtt, 9007th street southwest, and get by turn mali 50 handsome cards, or 4 stamp: ‘ SPLENDID GLasses, $1, at Hempler’s, near 434 street. A Youna Cororep Max named Joa King was fent to jail for three mouths by Judge Snell this Morning, for assaulting a colored girl named Ida Butler, who told the court that he knocked three Of her’ teeth out with a spittoon. From tae New York Times.—The Buckingham Hotel, 5th 3 «1 50th street, tsa fnely ap- pointed house. A feature is the system of heating, Yentilution. and plumbing. The hotel ts conducted on the Europesn plan, and the restavrant is Marked for its excellence. Mapame Van REUTH, 1112 13th street,will openon Monday some beautiful novelties in Dress Goods, Laces, Embrolderies, ete., ete.,for spring and sun- — Ladies are respectiully invited to inspect em. Srytish Parasors cheap at J. E. Young’s ,736 ‘Ta street. Y, 608 7th, above F. Novettres tn Easter Canis; immense variety. ®h st. wing, Washington Market. C. T. Creahen. Pines Rapicatiy CvReD in 10 to 20days. No @anger or detention from business. No pay until qured. Dr. Backus, of Piillidelphia, at National Hotel, untt! Tuesday. Highest Washington refer- ences, ‘We notice that the Army and Navy Regtster has Jorgely increased its local advertising, as well as Mts cirenlution, since January. It is a first-class adverti-ing medium. $1 40-Inch French Cashmere now 75c., at Brod- Read & Co.'s, 1206 F. Octiists eyesight orders made accurately, at Hempler's. Invontaxt Novick—Woxps oP Wanstxa! desire tg cive this friendly word of warning to ‘Whom it may concern, that all persons who have Deen, or are now de & preparation called “Clayton & Ku: Celebrated Storaseh Bitters,” t by Adams & Co., of New selves liable to prosecution ani damages, as sald article has been pronounced by the U.S Cirenit Court, southern district, New sion rendered by his Honor, Judge Febrasry, 1882, as betng an imitation rs Celebrated Stomach Bitters, and gTunted a decree of perpetual injun tion with against the said Adams & Co. for viola- our Trade Ma he premises. The e of this fm on applies with oree t any article of Bitters, the labels of | h bear a gereral resemblinee ‘to our Trade Ss Well as to the re-filling of our old bet- Wwe tes spurious stuff, or selling in bulk any atticle purporting to be our preparation, and he} friendly word of caution. We ‘never viet, 25 the court reconis of New Or- ew York ond other points fully aft Hosrerren & Suuru. Pittaburg, March, 1882. Jos Lov of be Dancins. Hers Vania avenue. hing, inall sizes. Great S, 008 9th ‘Street, near Pennsyl bited In the produc- “Ss are very hond- tiention, The new pretty_and neat, and xe. SO many tints of taste are fond of match- ry dress and having a fan for each toilet. Taylor € Hurty have tust rece!ved the most pert of these goods ever brought t this cit: now look at these goods at once and se Lalies how pretiy Garat Bauaarns in first class tatlor-mnvde cloth- inc. A large stock of misfits from leading mer- ehant tillers. AN stzes and Litest styles. Every armieat at less than hoif of original cost, at Her *S, S08 9th street, near Pennsylvania avenue, ‘Tur ScxPAt CrmosticrE Is recognized by all as the BEST SUNDAY PAPER ‘Now fssned at the capital. Its contents all fresh anc original. Those wio discontinued buying the Chronicle Because of its dullness-and want of Ire, wonld be agreeably surprised to read It now. Tt has recent- Jy made suck inroads on the ciroulation of tte Belghbers, that they are compelled to resort to Bny devices to offset tt. espectally 1s Uris the case With the Capital, whieh has been oblige to call for helg upon Donn Piatt, and resort to liberal adver- Using to save ft from annihilation by the bright, ew Lawns at W. M. Shuster & Sons, 919 Penn- ie avenUE, Paver lower making taught. Raster ities, sun tor sale, “No Bridge street, George: STRICT. Fou>’s Orrxa Hovse.—Thatcher’s Minstrels. Rational THEATER.—“The Banker’s Daugtter.” Carrrat TumaTER.—Variety entertainment, Masonre Taxriz.— Datven’s.—Prot. Danforth’s concert. Lincoty Hali.—“ The Smugglers.” —>_—_. ‘The Setelde Case. THE DECISION AGAIN DEFERRED. base of Auzustus C. Soteldo, indicted for the mur- Ger of his brother, A. M. Soteldo, on the @h of February, in tue shooting afruy in the Nattonat Condensed Locals. ‘The National Arbitration League of the United ‘ves of America has issued a call for a conven- tion to be held tn this city on the 30th and 3ist of » 1982, for the of discussing the gen- eral subject of-arbitration, and to emphasize the views e people of this country who believe in its prii les “and ire them to take form and ter in an intérnational court of arbitration. Street lamps will be lighted at 11 p. m. and ex- “Pie nraxton, colored. charged tn the Police raxton, was Court yesterday with being disorderly in Masonic hall, on 7th street, between I and K streets north- west. The testimony showed that while a festival was going on in the hall, some one struck the pris- oner’s sweetheart and hé resented the insult, whea the prisoner's clothes were cut with a sharp in- strument. ‘The case was dismissed. Guitean, the assassin, is busily engaged in read- ing the proof of his new book, “The Truth,” with @ Teview of his trial for the ‘murder of the late President. Messrs. Gibson Bros. are e, printing the work. The book will contain about 250 pages, and will be soid for $2 per copy. It will be ready in about a week or ten days. ‘The Rossini Choral Soctety last evening enter- tained the insane patients and the officers and attendants of the government asylum for the In- Sane (St. Elizabeth) with a fine concert. Charles H. Litchman, of Marblehead, Masa. Great Incohonee of the Improved Order of Red Men of the United States, will visit this city on Monday next. He is officially visiting the order throuzhout the country. He will be recelved in open tribe at Seneca’s Wigwam next Monday even- ing. ‘District Attorney Corkhill_has received word that Dr. Gray, of Utica, who was shot afew days ago by an ingane man, is improving and gaining strength. ‘The negotiations for the purchase of the Birch property, corner of 24th street and Pennsylvania avenue, by the trustees of the Homeopathic Hos itu, Nave not been closed yet, as the trustees. have Teeelved a very tempting proposition to pur- chase the Mullett property, a square further west. The District of Columbia Social Science Assoct tion will incet af the parlors of the Spencerian Business College, Lincoln hall building, this even- ing, when a report of the annual conference of the American Soctal Science Assoctation, held at Sara- toxa in September, will be presented by the alter- nate delegate of ‘the Washington branch, John 9 eS ‘Yesteriay afternoon Mr. Emanuel Miller took to the elghth precinct station the skeleton of a child, which he stated he found in the garret of house No. 1400 K street southeast. this house for the past three months. ‘The body of the babe 1s supposed to have been left there by some former occupant. Coroner Patterson yesterday viewed the remains of the dead Infant taken to the second poltce pre- cinet station by Officer West, and gave a certf- cate of still-birth. Wm. Lucas, a wagon-driver, was arrested by Agent for the Humane So tety King ior cruelly ating a pair of horses in South Washington y tenday, and forfeited $10 collateral iu the Police ‘on sends St. Nicholas tor April. } & Bro., Lounsbury Bros. & Co., Cur- ts, Wheeler and other creditors having levied on the stock of HL L. Strasbur in the hends of the 3 nee, Jacob Rich, In giving bond, ihe goods trom the marshal. Ses Will now go to a jur Itisrumored that the Gazette, now pumished every Sunday, will soon put on a new dress and be issued asa live republican morning paper every day in the year. For the summary of homfcide eases in the Dis- trict, nublished elSewhere, we are Indebted to Mr. John F. Riley, who is about publishing a history Of the criminal business in the District. ‘The funeral of Rear Admiral Scott, retired, will take place at 3 o'clock to-morrow ernoon from Dis late residence, 2023 G street. The funeral will be a private one. ag A WorkingMen’s Demonstration. SERENADES TO GEN. GRANT AND OTHERS. In response to a call for an assembly of working- men to pay respects to Gen. Grant,about 200 gath- ered in the neighborhood of 1st street and Penn- sylvanla avenue last evening, where they were marshalled by Messrs. Richard Emmons, T. F. Russell, George Brennan, and William Hardester. The line, headest by the 21 artiilery band, marched up Pennsylvania avenue, receiving constant acces- sions as it passed along, “arriving at the restdence of Gen. Beale, on Lafayette square, where Gen. Grant was spending the evening. GEN. GRANT'S REMARKS. Gen. Grant appeared upon the portico, in re- spone to the music. He spoke with his accus- tomed brevity, saying:—“I am deepy grateful for the compliment you pay me. convince General Beale, with Whom Tam dining, that thts demonstration was intended in his honor, but his modesty prevented him from accepting my Statement. In his name, and in the names of the other guste, I thank you’ for this honor, and I ain only sorry that I did not know of your intentions, as then T'should have been prepared to express my: self more at length.” Mr. Emmons inade ashort address, explaining that the demonstration was made in honor of the man who, when chief magistrate, hal executed the laws thtended for the relief of Workingmen. OTHER CALLS. Leaving Gen. Beales, the procession marched to the White House, but were disappointed, a8 the President had left to goto Gen. Beale’s. Proceed- ing to Wormley’s, Attorney Gener.l Brewster was serenaded, and briefly acknowledged the compli- ment. Respects were paid in a similar manner at the residences of Robert G. Ingersoll, Senator Lo gan, Vice President. Davis, and Gen.’ Butler, but none of these gentlemen responded, belug absent from home. —————— SuBuRRAN ResIDENcR Si1ks.—The handsome ground north of Columbian University, on the Tith-street and Columbia rouds, has been sutxll- vited, and is now for sale tm villa sites, 50x150. This opportunity of getting ground at a low price and on esy terms for a suburban home an un- usually favorable one. Plits of the subdivision can De obtained at the ollice of Fitch, Fox & Brown, 1437 Peansylvania avenue, ee TRE Kipweit Concent.—The concert given at the Congregational church last evening for the benefit of the Misses Kidwell was very successful. The church was filled, and the audtence was quite enthusiastic, calling for frequent encores. The program wasa littls long, but on the whole the entertainment was very enjoy.ble, a8 some of our best amateur musicians took part. = - ‘THe NATIONAL Rites Fare.—Mason'e hall was again crowded last night, and the fair mom presented a most beautiful spectacle. The voting closed upon te folowing articles: Infant's crib, won by Lloyd Wargaman; lidy’s secretary, Mrs. Boyd; diamond badge, Licut” Oyster; ‘Topham trunk, Mrs. Meding; ucly man’s gold badge, Mr. Chaffee; pug dog, Mr. Wiliams; sword; Gapt. Stokes ' At the close of the voting last night the following were in the lead In the ‘contests over the other articles: Gold watch, Rigys; racing shell, Columbia; pool table; Truck A: Dicycle. Mr. Schooley:'diamond jewel, Mr. Weuzh; composing stick, Mr. Maloney; pitcher and silver, Me irr; newspaper man’s secretary, Mr.” Larner; dress suit, John Downs; silk, flaz, District Arti: lery: gold-headed cane, Mr. Stodart; carrier's uniform. Mr. Douginas; fishing tackle, Mr. Throck- morton; ink stand, Mr.’ Washington. a ee "THE WOMAN’s FOREIGN MISSIONARY Soctery.— The Balttinore branch of the W. F. M. 8. held their annual meeting last Thursday in the First M. E. chureh, Baltimore. ‘The anditorium of the euurch Wes filled and many seats in the galleries were seeupicd. Mrs. Crook, the president, presided and Miss Isabella Hart wa8 at her post.as correspond- ing secretary. Mrs. Hayes, the president of the W. F. M.S. south, opened the afternoon exere!ses wit, scripture reading and prayer, Mrs Steven held the devotional exercises of the morning. ‘The ehtldren, from all the M. E. charehes, added much tothe béeauty and interest of-the mceting. ‘The different secretaries read thelr reports, which Were all full of encouragement. Mrs. Sites, from Washington, a retarned missionary, with her two ttle ones bora in Chins, adled greatly to the In- terest of the meeting. "Little Miss Sites, aged 5 years, and Master Freddie, aged 3, dressed ingrich Chinese costumes, spoke’ and sung fluently in Chinese. Mrs. Sites gave an interesting account Of her labors as a missionary tn Cutna, and of the customs of the people of that camntry. She spoke particularly of the female echool in Foo Chow, sap- ted by the Baltimore branch, in which she ught several years. At the close of the meeti Mrs Hartsock, of this city, from Hamline M. church, ed to make Master Freddie Sites a Iifemember of the society. Ina few minutes $29 Was raised, being §@ more than the amount re- quired. ‘The Innchcon served in the parlors of the church was plenteous and palatable. ‘The Wash- Ington ladles, ogi | Jn Bumber, were. snvited guests apd were t hospit entertained thelr Baltimére sf ST0L" THE MoxEY For Hen Lover.—Clarenee Siramons and Maria Davis, colored, were charged In the Polloe Gourt yesterday witn'the Iarocay” of $50 from Mrs. Chas. Smith, of No. ‘3d street. The bps Scetigtc that Clarence is spaying his: attentions to Maria, who isa sister of the woman, Who lost the mongy, and she stole the money for ened her with violence if she did not do so. The eourt took the girl's personal bonds, and sent Simmons to jail for four: months, ee Suattrox.—Henry Smith, a colored boy, six ears Old, died at the smn! = hospital yesterday. le was sent there from 205 avenue soul east. Lulu Downman, a seven-year-old eolored cia 73 y taken to Iiglere pooumsl street south w here were liv! ‘fifteen people. = ag ———__ Dmeps Iv Fes have been recorded as ©. C. Stevens to James @. New Tax ooms.—Tue new ect of books fo- the assessor's Office, to go into use May Ist, have just deen comy have He has been ving tn } At first I tried to [ Inferior Postal Cards. To the Editor of Taz Evenine Star. This ts a brick” of a lot of postal cards that I have just rougii-looking the aon edges, ind the ture, Which. a ongy texture, spreads the ink ike blotting paper! It the gov ernment gets the benefit of the inferior material and worsmanship, 1 have nothing more to say. We must not expect too much for a pepny. But What says the 84 Ass’. P.M.G.? SUBSCRIBER. (The specimen sent by “Subscriber” is quite as inferior as stated, and if the average production is no better the contractors need a pretty sharp over- hauling from the Post Office department —ED.} Bora Fivep.—Charies and Maria Brown, colored, were before J Snell yesterlay—Maria for being loud and boisterous on the street, and Charles for carrying a rwzor. Sergeant Boyle stated that he heard acry of alarm from Maria about 2 @clock yesterday morning and arrested them on Maryland avenue wiilie coming from a pound party, and’ found the razor on the young man. The court sent Charles to the workhouse tor 60 days, 2 geal of $20, and Maria got 15 days, in default o surfaces, ee Se INTERESTING SaLF.—The collection of Japanese wares to be sold by Mr. Dowling next week—full particulars in regard to which will be found in our advertising columns—is one well worthy the attention of collectors and connotsseurs. It _com- rises many choice and Tare articles, as Well in Xtile as In porcelain fabrics, and 1s oh the whole more tmportant both in size and quality thin those usually offered here. ‘The goods will be on display at Mr. Dowling’s spacious new salesroom, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th Street, on Monday and Tuesday next. Mri iinet A Disnoxest Hore. Warrer.—Frank Manuel, a colored waiter at_the Riggs House, was charged before Judge Snell this morning with the larceny of four keys, the property of Mr. Spofford. Detec- tive McDevitt testified to arresting the ‘prisoner with the keys in ls possession, and discovered that there was a trunk broken open in one of the roms. George D. Deshields, clerk of the hotel, testified that the ‘prisoner Was employed on the first floor, and had_no right on the tloor where the keys wer’ stolen. ‘The court, remarked that if he Would steal the Keys lis will was good to steal more, and he would give him stx months in Jail. cal aba! lteriiara ‘THe New Sunpay Hxuatp Ovtce.—The office of the long established and deservedly popular Sun- day Herald hasbeen removed from its old quarters on D street around the corner to the spicious building next coor to the’ Washington Gas Light Co, ‘The first floor ts devoted to the publication office, and is very neatly arranged for that pur- pose.’ ‘The next. floor fs occupied by the editors and reporters, and the thinl as a composing room. The basement ts used as a press room and for the news boys. ‘fhe Herald. under the editorship of Capt. Burritt, and the bu iness management of Thos. A, Kalbfus, hus been prosperous in the pst, and can not follto develop sull greater resources in the future. a ‘THE MARKRT FOR Eaas anp Curesr.—Early this Week the market for eggs declined, but to-day under a better demand the m rket "ss very firm 1! stock is readily placed at quoted rates of nts, for both home and western. In to-day the quotations + new and fine, 13:14 cents; nts; Western manufactory,new and choice, 22.18 cents; fair Wo good, Hulz eeuts, for Jobbing ots. und Wylie,the ease a hls third t sviven to tie jury. After they returned a verdict — es ARR FOR THE EMANCIPATION CELE- BRATION committee on speukers for the ition celebration elected John H. § met last night and nyth, esq., the recently appoint- “ia, as orator for the oce nd Prof. Green were also in ‘Cpt 0. 8. BL Wall was chosen to pre- ‘The following pewsons will be invited to Lake seatgon the stand: ‘The Presklent and hls Cabl- et, the Judges of the Supreme Court, the Commis- ohers of the District, John F. Cook, esq., Hon, B. K. Bruce, Senators Dawes ‘and Voorhees, Hon, Thurlow Weed of New York, lion. R. B. Flower, Hon. Wim. D. Kelley, Hon, James Wood of Indta Hon. W. W. Dudley, Hon, A. M. Clipp, Hon. G. Urner, Wm. Tindall, and the ministers of the colored churches. ‘The finance comm ttee of the emancipation convention have elected Louls H. Douglass as chairman, Sidney McFarlind as secre tary and Dr. 8. L. Cook as treasurer. iets eee A GRAND Orentva.—The great feature of next week will be the grand spring opening of the Palais Royal, which will take place on Monday and Tuesday next,on which occasions the most beaut! ful and varied stock of ladies’ and gentlemen's furnishings will be displayed. Special reductions Will be inade on those twodays. No one should fail lo uttend this grand opening. Sev advt peace oma ad A New Store AND SPRING OreNtNo.—Mra. M. J. Hunt his opened the spacious and handsome new. store, 1309 F street, near 13th, wisi a large ond full assortment of fasiuonable materials, whi she can convert into hats and bonnets alter th late~t and mo-t artistic styles. Her spring open- ing of bonnets anit hats wil be on Wednesday and Thursday next. The new store Is a model of tts kind, and marks the rapfd Increase in business enterprise in Washington, sachs ‘Whe Courts. Court IN GéNewaL TERM. Nesterday, May axt. Shepherd; argument con- cluded and cause subunitte Cmecurr Court—Judye Macdriwer, Yesterday, McCullough agt. Groff; verdict for plaintiff ror $3,542 30 with Interest. PRonate Covnr.—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, estate o: Chauncey Sinith; petition of Nathan A. C. ‘Smita for letters of admini-tration filed, Estite of Piullp A. Sellhausen; final notice issued to executor for sttlement. Estate of Jose- puine Cokthen; final notice issued to execator ap- minting 2 dey for <ttlement Mortha dine Boyer appointed guardian to Adelaide P. Boyer; bond $20,000. Evetiue s4son appoiited guaraiad to orphans of Thomas C. Morris; bond $000. Will of Aaron Lennox; proof of public:tion tiled; will adinitted to probate and record, and letters testa- mentary isstted to Mary Lennox; bond $250. Es tate of Franklin Steele; further time allowed to file bond. Richard H.’ Goidsborough appointed guardian to Louisa Karf; bond $600. Estate of Fanny W. Callahan; orier appointing KB, Hay administrator; bond $1,000. Criminal. CourT—Juge Wolte. Yesterday, John T. Mitchell, rape; not guilty. Loulsa Ruffin, lareeny; guilty; sentence suspended. Richard Shorter, grand lar- ceny; on trial, Police Court—Judae Snet, To-day, Wm. Smitii, loud and boisterous; $ or 15 days. Chas. Coot, 40.; do, Alexinder ‘Thomas, Profanity; $5 or 7 diss, Onis, Cooper, do. ited collateral Alexander Moxivy and Harry Saunders, throwing stones; $2 or 7 days cach. Robert Cross. colored, profanity; 9 or i5 days. Archibald L. Hutton,’ failing to ‘place a light on building miterial on'the street, (Lwo ese); for- ed minister to Libe Fred. Doi fetted $2 collateral Wm. Lines cruelty to ant- Inals; forfeited $19 collateral. (nas. Cook, pro- Linity; $10 or 30 days tn the workhouse. Alexider ‘Thomas and Frank Lomax, reiusing to pay hack hire; forfeited collawral. Cora Strous, keepiag a disorderly house; forfeited $25 collateral. Jaa King, assault on Ida Butter; 3 mouthsin Jaf. Lucy Hart, larceny of a tot of ladies’ we from An- nie Meacham; 60 days In jail. anus, lars ceny of four keys from Cleb Spofford; 6 montus in jal ————— Trains are stflt blockaded by snowdrifts on the Canadian Paciti p= GOODS! DRESS GOODs!! SPRING BTYLES RECEIVED THIS WEEK. Surrah Sika, new colors, 60 cents. Nun's Veiling, new colors, 25 cents. Tinsel 25e., 37¢., B0c., 750. Moire Cashine: ‘50e Diuininated Chatda Cloth, new styles, Novelties in Ladies Cloth for Wallin Checked and Striped Summer Silke, 50, Bleck Dress Silke, $1, $129, £2.00, 5 Moire Satins, all the new colors. (heer) Albatrowme Drews Goods, Shaded Gashuvere Ficida, Mattelares Dros Govds slit have, 1240, proms Goo a Prong hue GundasCioth, ce pring Ouulimeres, new colors, 12%¢. Colored Gros Grain Dress Sils, new colors, $1 per yard. Black and Colored Sating, $1 per yard. Silk Damanser, new jatterie. 1, 37, 50, 62, 75. ‘250. Sie. Drees Goods at 250, width, 370. Spr rn Bhades of natines. New Spring Catiocer, choice sty! TESTS SR er cal te 636 Penussivania avenue, South THE “ONLY” AND “ORIGINAL,” as made by ©. H. GRAVES, OF BOSTON, Isready on opening, and just the thing for usein CLUBS, HOTELS AND PARTIES, And at private spreads. Put a Case in your wine cellar. ‘Trade supplied by ~ G. G. CORNWELL, "« M18 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. At retail by bottle or dozen of SOCIETY NOTES. At the dinner given by the President, Wednesday» Dies pec ened Romsey hd ea haden el eng =< in lay Gone state dining room at the last dinner given there by President and Mrs. Grant on March 3, 1877, when they gave a banquet in hénor of their suc- cessors the President-elect and Mrs. Hayes. Sena- {or Don Cameron, then Secretary of War, and Mr. Robeson, then Secretary of the Navy, and his wife, were at both diners, “Mr. and Mra Robeson were also at the dinner given General and Mrs. Grant by the President and Mrs. Hayes in December, 1880, and 80 have dined in co: with General and’Mrs. Grant at all three or the state dinners at which they have been present in the White House during the last five and Mrs. Fish Were compelled to be absent from the dinner of March 8, 1877, as that very day they received news of the'death of Mr. Fish’s sister. General and Mrs. Grant were entertained at din- ner last evening by General and Mrs. Beale. Sefior Zamacona, the late Mexican minister, and his famlly, will leave to-diy tor New York, and will sail 10F Mexico, April 6th, greatly to the regret ofall who have met themhere. Mr. Rodriguez, or the legation, will rthem. The new Mexican ininister, Sefior Romero, will move next week Into one of the houses retently oecupted by his prede- cessor. His wite amd sister are now in Philade!- plua, but will return:soon. Mrs. Grant did not see any visttors yesterday, except a few Intimate frends, as she was so much fatigued by the large reception she had on Thurs- jt Commissioner and Mrs. Loring recetved last evenifig, as is thelr custom on Fridays, and many of their friends called. Admiral Rodgers and nis tamfly wade the even- Ing pass most agreeable to those who attended os informal reception at the Observatory last evening. ‘Senator and Mrs. Hale gave a dinner party last evening, which was attended by several members: of the diplomatic corps and a number of other per- sons well known in public and private life. The “Amaranth” social and literary club has stponed its next reception until Monday, April Senator Williams’ wife will probably come here next week to spend a fortutcht with lim, but will first accompany her daughter, Miss Ida Hamtiton, to New York to see her embark for Europe. she sails in company with Mrs. Hampton, the widowed Gauzhter-in-law of Senator Hampton, and Mrs. Bolling and Mrs, Sott, of Kentucky, who are also widow: rs. Browster, who has gone to Phila- delphi, wilt be absent. a’month,—Mr, and Mrs. Ross Ray expect their daughter and _son-l0-law, Ldeutenant and Mrs. Harrison, who were married in February, to come to-day t) remain with th nul they Sail for Europe next month. Mi Mrs. Ray and their younge be absent tor some thne.-—The Misses Car} of Louisville, are visiting thelr relative: master and Mrs. Cosby, at 1808 Massachu nue.—Mrs. Huli, of Brooslyn, well known a SU-cessful Writer for the pri-s, ts visiting P Inaster and Mrs. Carpenter. — Ex-Representative and Mrs. Clutin concluded thetg visit to Mr. and Mrs. Alley on ‘Thursday, and have now left the cit, =—The “wite of ex-Representative Powers, of Maine, who is pleasantly remembered here, has come to Washington for the benetit of her health. nator Mahone’s wite has gone to Virginia to make a short visit.-—The wife and children of Medical Inspector Gibbs sailed trom New York on ‘Thursdey, to tolu him in Europe, where they will ‘spend sume time, EMTs. Kee —The final performs will be given this her's Minstre give an entertidnment which for the amount of genuine mnsic crowded into one program. Next Mouday Mile Rh the French activss, whose appearance bas ed a genuine artistic Sensution in other cities, Dogin a Week's en cement at Ford's. TIONAL THEATER—* The Banker's Daughter™ wil! be played for the last time during the present engagement this evening. Monday night Barlow, Wiison, Primrose & West's Minstreis will appear at the National. “THE SMUGGLERS” will be given at Lincotn hall to-night on tie occasion of a complimentary br fit tendered to Messrs, Vance and Sous, the au- thors. ‘The attention that has been given to the detsils tnsws a finished production, ‘The cist will comprise the following principals: Miss Fanny Wentworth, Miss Eva Mills, Mr. J. H. Renuie, Mr. John O. Pagh, Mr. L. P. Seibold and Mr. E. J. Whip: ple, supported by the chorus of the Washington OQ 4¢ Assoctation. ‘HE CAPITAL THEATER.—A fine variety entertain- ment ts given at the Cupital Theater, ‘THe NATIONAL Rirtes’ Fain, at Masonic Temple, will close to-nizht. ANOTHER MATCH Game OF Povo will be played at the Rink, Monday night. ‘The cool weather now prevailing js especially Deneficial to the Rink, large crowds taking advantage of the opportunity to enjoy the skating without being overheated. at tse OVERNMENT WORKMEN'S CLAIMS UNDER THE Eat Hour Law.—a number of worknen tn the Philadelphia navy yard, who have worked ten hours a day during the last seven years, while the elgit hour law was on the statute hooks, met last night to devise means for recovering pay for the extra labor performed. ‘The chiirman of the ex- ecutive committee read letters from Congress- men Harmer, Bingham and O'Neill, stating’ that they believed the Claim presented by the govern- ment workmen to be. just one and prom ising to do ull in their power to favor the cause. Letters were also recelved from the various chairmen ot the executive committees of the workingmen’s movement in the different navy yards throughout he United States. AN of thos? present sicned powers of forney to be sent to Gen. Butier, so thit he can collect the money for the additicual Work above elzht hours per di: a eee Up to dite there have been 142 cases of small. pox atSout Bethlekem, Pa., 420f which proved fatal, @umeura: os - CUTICURA, WICUKAS FICURAL A. aU, CUTICUR: couric, SUTIOUR SCROFULOUS, ITCHING AND SCALY HUMORS OF THE SKIN, SCALP AND BLOUD CURED. MIRACULOUS CURE. MIRACULOUS CUR. MIRACD OUS MIRACULOU! 5 MIRACULOUS CUR, MIRACULOUS CURE. I will now state that I made a miraculous cure of one of the worst cases of akin disease known. ‘The patient is a man forty yeura o'd: had suffered fifteen y His exe, sc-lp end nearly hie whole body presented a ‘schtful apperrance. Had had the atiention of twelve sicians, who prescribed the bert remedies to the profession, such as iodide potassium, corrosive subiiniate, sursaparilia, &c. Had 0 for medical treatment, with Lut litte led upon him to nse thé CULICURA F it od purifier) internally and the CUTICURA UPICURA SOAP exiernal'y, He didsoand was tely cured. | The «kin on his nead, face and Tany othor parts of hia body, which presented @ moct losthsonw appearance, is now aa xoft aud smooth as an infant's, with no scar or, trace of th. disesre left behind. He has iow been cured twelve months, Reported b; "A. Brows, Beq., Barnwell, B. Gs Reference: Dr. H. Barr, Charleston, 3. 0 QcRoFuta Bone. i SCROFULA SORE" BCROFULA SORE, SQKOFULA SORE, BGROFULA SORE. SCROFULA SORE, SCROFULA SORE. Rey. Dr. ——., in detailing hie experience with the CUTICUKA REMEDIES, said that through Divine Providence one of his parishioners was cared of a scrot- ulons sre, which was lowly draining away his life, by he CUTTCURA F OLVENT (blood purifier) in y, and’ CUTICURA eud CUTICURA SOAP exies ‘The poison that lad {ed tho disesse was com- iven out Sixteen months wines sn eruption broke out on my lez «nd both feet, winch turned out to be Eczema, anc caused me grest\pain and amoyanee. I tried various Bo eood reauits, until t ured the CULT: jood juritier) SU" FAL Boab. cxtarnaliye wine entirely cured me, 20 that my skin is ae anosth and le Farry, gia 64 South st., Baltimore. ASONOUS SKIN REMEDIES. ISONOUS SEIN Herts REMEDIES, POISONOUS SKIN REMEDLES. POISONOUS SKIN EDIES. day wo have some new skin cure (#o-callea) warranted (f) to oure everything, but eich ie found on analysis to the same old poisous—Fowiler’s solution of arsenic for internal use, and solution of cor- Tosive sublimate (bedbug poison) for external use. When tired of much dead Uy poisons try the CUTICURA. REMEDIES, which are purely’ vogetabie origin. ee iia CUTICURA. CUTICURA, Scriguin: CUTISURA ‘The CUTICURA treakment for the cure ot and ai commists in the int SURARESOLVERT, the. ne ex ‘of CUTT §ovcenta: TEE, $1 per bottle. CUTT j NG BOAP, 15 conte, pote BOAR ieies anda half 5 Rordeey dnt fos maar tates eee "D ed her #3) her cough and have a very unwholesome breatl. been cured of deafness Eee Salle tus GHAR FORD'S RADIOS © POH GATARIE.Tesiemamal, For rough and creasgiskin, CUTICURA SOAP. ((oLLINS' VOLTAIG ELECTRIC PLASTERS. SoTUTRE Shims cae poste: 003 is Ve Alo et nerHtG CASTERS: oop eels eTAIG Nicer of the eee ‘ aad ‘ob. Affairs in West Washington. ‘THE HiGH-STREET RoaD.—The attention of the District. Commissioners is, called to the con- again dition of the H Toad. Itis true that at present, 07 the cold snap, the road 1s quite Paseable, but as soon as the weather is warmer the 01d condition of things will reappear. It 1s hoped by the country and by our merchants here tat this matter will be attended to. It 1s hard to say what inconvenience the watt of a little atten- tion and money to this object the country people have been put to and the sustained by trade on this account. The one item of hay, a Linge quantity of which comes usually down this road, supplying the W. and G. RR. and the market geu- enilly, 1s of itself considerable. ‘THE New FIRE-aLana BRLL.—Mr. H.R. Miles has Just successfully completed the transfer of the Rre-alarm bell from the steeple of St John’s church to Christ church, and it struck the hour at Bee J. G. Wrnsrer, i RY. J. J. G. Wassren, the newly appointed pas- tor of Dunbarton street church, Will hot be able to Preach there to-morrow, as announced, on account of sickness. He ts still in Baltimore. For ENGixe ComPaxy No. 5.—The friends of en- Fate, company No.5 are wetting up a subscription for the purpose of donating to the company a row- ing-machine, ‘The subscription list sat Fickiing’s store. A Cuniosrry.—Mr. John E. Libbey has In his pos- session an old wood paving block, taken from one of oar streets here. which has become petrified. This ts the only Instance of the kind on record as far as District paving blocks are concerned. All the rest rotted completely away. ‘Hiau Trpg.—March 26, 12:55 a.m., 1:21 p.m, 27th, 1347 a.m, 2:15 p.m. — RIVER TRADR.—Harbor Master Sutton_ reports arrivals at the river front es follows: Steamers Wm. Gates, Childs: Kate, Bills, and J. W. French, Overton, with bunch fish’ fer Golden; sloop Music, Moore, bunch fish for J. Morgan; Schrs Gettys- burg, Sliver Star, Sally, Mt. Vernon, Lady of the Lake and Three Brothers, ail with cord wood for market. Schrs ‘Two Brothers and Pomeroy, pungy John Henry, Model Charile and Thomas Franklin, and sloop John Williams, all with oysters for mar? ket; sloop Dan Shuts, Mason, bunch fish for R.A. Golden; pungtes James A. Harper and Lady of the Lake, With oysters for market; sloop B. ¥. Lam- ‘Paris, 400 bushels vysters for market; _ sloop Kein Deer, Bell, oysters for market; Schr. Georgo F. Golden, Burris, 150,000 shingles for Wimsatt, Spee “Billy the Kid,” who escaped from Albany jall last Jauuary, was last night returned to his old quarters. Hé will be tried next week for robbing the Cohoes bank. BARBOUR—McKENZIE. On Wednestay, March 2, 1842, by Rey. F. A. Morgan, Mr. H. ADDISON BAR- BOUR, of Penneyivauia, t6 Miss KATE McKENZIE, Of this city. SAUNDERS—HERBERT. In New York, February. 26th, 1882, by the Key. J. A. Lane, EDWARD B. SAUNDERS, of New York, to EVA M. HERBERS, of Washington, D.C. » —_—____--________ DIED. DOUGHTY. On March 23, 1882, at 3:20 p.m.. Mrs. EMMA L. DOUGHTY, wilt of Maj. J. Ed. Doughty, formerly of Lake City, Minn. ineral will take |p): from her late residence, No. sirectroutheast, Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, nds and relativ jexota papers please cop! « Miss MARY CHARLOTTE DYKES. Funeral from her ate residence, 1811 K stree Ma 7th, 1882, at Tl aan, Pe attend, Hacks will be in readiness uthden street depot for the rece, tion of functul. {Bsitimore Sau please copy. are respectTully invited to attend. March 23, 1882, SUDIE nf Maryaret "and the ‘The fune Conception, on Sunday afternoon, xt 4 Dm. Relatives and fiends are invited to FISK. In Baltimore, on Fri 1882. ut the residence of her Reynolds, Mrs, MARY willow of t ‘les BSFisk. and dau: Bender, of Washington, D. Taterment in Oak Hill ith, ut 12% o'clock p.m. Goss, ch 23, 1882, at 7 o'clock p.m., THOMAS GO aged wixty~ % ‘His funeral will tuke plac 10. 634 6 a Of the late Major netery, Georgetown, Mon- ANOtia el fe" of Michacl Hil, a native of ANOIIA, beloved wife’ of Michael Hill, a native of Irelan On 24th, 1882, at 10:30 o'clock Brodfort, ‘County Clare, d, in the thirty-ffth year of her axe. Funeral will take place on Sunday next, at 3 o'clock By dl-» from Ler late residence, No. 132 G btrect north- a bs KIDWELL, On the evening of March 24th, 1882, of Pueumonis, Mrs. MARY £. KIDWELL, in the seven! ninth year of ner age. Friends and riatives are invited to attend her funeral from her late residence. No. 621 H #trect southwe Monday afternoon, the 27th inet.,at three o'clock p.m, PARKES. On March 23, 1882, sfter an__ illness, which she ‘bore with Christian fortitude, LUCINDA PARKES, aged seventy “ears. *‘Asfeen in Jean.” Her funcral will take place from her late residen: 1217 1Uthetreet, Sunday afternoon, at Z o'clock, Mai 26th. Memaing will be taken to Nineteenth Street Bap. at 6 o'clock p.m., tist church. SHAFER, On March 24th, 1892 Lt, five years, duugh- od afer. 72 of diphtheri: ter of 3 ry Funeral (private) from’ residence of parents, ‘Twel:th street nortnwest,on Sunday, at J o'clock p.m. * SCOTT, On Thursday, March 23, 1882, Rear Ad- wniral GUSTAVAS HALL SCOTT, in the seventioth Year of bis age. Funeral from bis late residence, No, 2028 G street northwest, on Sunday next, 26th inst., at 3 0 Friends of the family are invited. 3 . At 9:45 p.in., on March 24th, 1882, IN WEBB, sx., after along and painful illness, +h he bore with Christian fortitade, ‘uneral from his late residenes, 1614 15th street -. at 2 o'clock p.m. northwest, Sunday, the 26t! KF wo invited’ to attend. [Lyuch- ids ct the family burg rapers please copy REAL ESTATE BROKERS, REPYRENCPS: A. SAUND M \WM. M. BESS "| HALL®T KIL} .C. National STILSON HU NS, D. Wasbingwu Post. SUTPHEN & ROGERS, Real Estate and Ren F Stree, 936 Nosraweer, Money to Loan on Real Estate, Business Promptly Transacted. Free Advertisement in the Daily Papers. FOR SALE—Positive'y a Great Bargain to an Imme- ate parcharer in Choice Butiding Lots and Fine Resi- dence with modern improvements. Properties of all kinds wanted to cell. m25-31 AUCTION SALES. NO. A. PRESCOTT, Keal Estate Broker. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROVED i NIA” AVENUR, BETWEEN KEETS SOUT! Ww Pe By virtue of a deed of Jat, 1873, and recorded in 1 N B91, of the land records of the District of bin} and by request of party secured, I wil fel lic auction. in front of the premises, on WEONTS- DAY, APRIL FIFTH, 1882, at FOOR-AND-A-HALP O'CIA CK P. M., Lot 'No. lvof Wiitberger’s subdivision of lot No. 2, in square south of square No. 403, situate inthe city of Waslinztou, D.C. ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; balaneo in six, twelve and eigh:cen mouths; 6 per cent interest. 378 at time of le. Conveyancing at expense of purchaser, ‘Terma to be complied with in 10 day, HAS. J.T. COLDWELL, Auct. ‘T. COLDWELL, Real Rstate Au: 5 a AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL PESTA F, SITUATE ON A KNOWN AS NO: 718 AND 790 FIRST STREET, BELWEEN G AND H STREETS NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the, 26th day of August, A.D. 1879, and recorded ui the! Land Records of the District of Columbia, in Liber ‘No. 922, folio 247 et eed... and at the request of the secured, the undersigned Trustees, uated tn aa GEC HDA) Ophthal ence pat PI al ] FOUR O'CLOCK P-M., in frant of the i Noo, 148 and 720 108 eizcot no seven (67),in Joseph 8. Cal square nujpbered six hemndred agsaid subdivision District of fi Broth ‘eworeiany ‘Terms of Sale: One-quarter cath, snd the balance in al instalments, Davable in ois, twelve, sad eighteen, interest at the tate of ei NSINGER, Aucti S_ BEN Ee ronan een ASSIGNEE SALE oF, ENTIRE 8TOOK OF BTO! "RA! AND 308 CITY ITEMS. Just Received from New York cluding Brown, ects nputnon, bismarak Tight green, cin: arck, brown, butternut, &c., &. At popular ‘prices. Lewis’, 920 7th street northwest. ‘The “Climax Shirt,” ready for use, $1. Best in the world for the price. Perfect ft guaranteed. 25 dozen just received at Lewis’, 920 7th street northwest. Used for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak Stomach, liver troubles, Jaundice, constipation, etc. Carter's Liver Bitters show improvement almost from the first dose, A Prominent Offical of the Interior De- partment yesterday bought the can of tea thatcontained the Son, and after it| was placed on the counter, the clerk standing with one hand on the can and the other hand extended for the requsite dollar, he (the oMicial) changed his mind and took another can. Had he taken the first can he would have Deen $500 ahead this morning; as it is, he gotan excel- lent car of tea and 15 centa. A more disgusted in- dividual has not been tn our store since we here, He tried bard to convince the clerk that he intended to take the first can after he had seen its contents, but it would not work. By special request we omit his name, April 10 we shall discontinne our present plan of doing bust- ness, Every can contains a sum of money of from 10 cents to $250—one can—end onlyone—con- tains $500, which Was put on ourshelves this morn- ing and will be sold to the person selecting that can for one dollar. We have but one price—viz, Lacan, 6 cans for $%, 12 cans for $10, % cans for $20, or 65 cans for $50,with a sum of money in every can. Icthe can containing the $00 should happen to be sold atany time during the day, er can containing the same amount will be at once placed in stock, and the person selecting that can gets It for $1. Below we give a paral list Of those who found $5 or upward In cans pur- chased this week. We do not take the names of those who find less than $5. A great many find $1, $2 or $3 in the cans they buy. MONEY FOUND YESTERDAY BY Charles Evans, Tressury Gepartment, residence 92 E st n.w., $10 ncoffee; William H. Martin, Bal- Umore and Ohio rauiroad company, $10, in tea’ Na- than Rosenfeld, Cincinnati, £15 gid, in tea: Henry Reid. Evansviné, Ind., $5, 1 coffee; "Michael Malo- West Washington, (address not known), $5 in homas Jones, H'st., near 6th, #10, in coffee. MONEY FOUND MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY BY W. H. Bayne, agent Adams Express Company branch office, residence TH 1th street nerth- west, $500, in coffee; Henry Austl rle Hotel, Baltimore, Md., $1¢0, gold, in tea: Ross, 420 10th strect northwest, diamond ring, value $5, rake In a cin of tea; E. A. Woodward, deneral’s oftice, ‘ar de coffee; Hon. A. H. Coffroth, ator tropotitan Hotel, $20, rument, $5, 10 t. $5, In tea al Hotel, $250, artz, $2 Chestnut street, Philadel Phil’ Brown, Baltimore, $10. In co! Curus (colored), Servant, 424 ‘or 434 P street, $20, Barnes, hear Leesburg, Ampson, (colored), Swampoodic, Mrs. Kitchié quddress not known), . (a mistake); John P coffee; Mrs. i ring, value $50, In t s0in tea iter National Hotel, $ in coffe Young, Baltimore, $20, in tea; A. A. Brown, ver, CoL, $29, cold, In tea: H. earn, 1200 M land avenue, $100, 01d, 1n coffe; Mrs. G. Glaz: F st sw., gold, in coffee; Nebraska "(topping at National Hotel), in tea; Reed, 1633. 11th Bt. William’ Bagby (plumber, 93 %, in tea; Miller & Jones, ennsylvania avenue, $5, gold, in coffee; William H. Crook, exe- cutive clerk t the President, $5, cold, in coffee; Mrs. 8. L. Smith, Treasury Deparment, $200, gold, Ebbitt, House Club, Ebbitt House, $5, gold, and diamond ring @y mistake), both in coffee? William C. Scribner, bicycle school, 1108 E st. n, 91 Jos. H. Slitson, %, LW. a. $5, In coffee; 4th st nw., importers, 1328 "to 1827 + $10, In coffe McCormick, 216 6th st. n .. $5, in coffee: Thomas Jacobs, No. 2 F st. m.W., $250, in tea; 8 C. Raub, 1416 Ohio ave.. $10, in tea? Lizzie Sprobs, 483 C st. 'p.w., amethyst ring, value $10, in ea, (miBtake) ; George Parris, colored, BC st, a.W., $5, gold, in tea, and N, G. Summerfield, chief cler railway mail service, $500, tn coffee. Look for additional names to-norrow. Orders by mail promptly forwarded to all parts of the United States. Address, Iurorters’ Tea Company, 819 Market Space, Washington, D. C. “It Goes Right to the Spot.” This expressive phrase describes the effect of a glass of Hb Punch. Ready on opening. Every Sideboard should have it Pricg’s Jewelry Store Specialties, Mot Springs crystals, copied from diamonds; gold filled bracelets, enameled, Roman, silver and Onyx, trom $2 to $0. 457 Pennsylvania ‘avenue, Hop Bitters gives good digestion, active liver, good circulation and buoyant spirits. A Remarkable Floor Covering. ‘The floor cloth “Linoleum” has now been manu- factured for some years, and 1s much commended by all who use it It ts composed mainly or finely ground cork,and solidified oil. Remarkable alike for durability, beauty and cleanliness, the demand tuust continue to increase. It las stood the est of time; but imitations being on the market, buy- ers should {took on the back of the cloth tor the word™Linoteum,” which on the genuine 1s printed on every square yard. All carpet dealers keep it ‘To One and Alt. Are you suffering from a Cough, Cold, Asthina, Bronchitis or any of the various pulmonary troub- Jes that 80 often end in consumption? Ii so, use jilbor's Pure Cod Liver Oi! and Lime,” a safe and remedy. ‘This ts no quack preparation, Dut is regularly prescribed by the medical faculty. ‘Manu- factured only by A.B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. Drowsiness, Dillousness, pains and aches, and ague, Hop Bit- ters always cures, Speer’s Port Grape Wine for Weakly Persons. ‘This excellent product of the grape is prescribed and used by the leading phystctans in the country, when a generous and nourt-hing wine ts desiraule; especially for females, aged persons and consump- tives; and by churches tor communion. Hun- dreds of New York physiclans have visited Speer’s Vineyards and wine cellars, but twelve miles dis- tant from New York, and pronowuced his wine pure and unexcelled. For sule by drugzists and grocers, Permit No Substitutio: Insist upen obtaining Florestou Cologne. It 1s pre-cutinentty superior in permanence and rich de- icacy of fragrance. Faded Colors Restored. Faded or gray hair gradually recovers its youth- fulcolorand lustre by the use of Parker's Hair Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for its purity and rich periume. How Women Learn. Women everywhere us? Parker's Ginzer Tonic, because they have learned by experienc hat 10 overcomes despondency, indigestion, oss in the back and kidneys and otuer troubles of the sex.—Home Journal, As a Puritier ef the Blood Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has noequal. It wonderfully improves the complexion and brings Wo vid and young the bloom of health. Wemen that have been pronounced incurable by the best Physicians in tie country, have boon completely cured of female weakness by the use of Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Bnd to Mra Lydia E. Pinxhaim, 233 Western avenue, Lyan, Mass, for pamphlets toney, glove-fitt! use Tuan Corn Remover. Skinny Men. Wells’ Health Rexewer. Absolute cure for ner- ‘Yous debility and weakness of the rative func- tions. $1, atdruggtsts. Depot, 480 Penn. ave, Years’ of, Fer sen's petite ar of one of the best female p the United States, and has been wsed years with never-failing suecess mothers for their children. It reli from pain, cures dysentery and di: the bowels wird colic, to the child it rests the mother. Thorough Purity tad eutiele 1s attained by the use of Glenn's ur Soa) * Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, 30 fever = a universal and fore were 80 80 violent, "Shience trem Hale’s Honey of Hore- hound and Tar. Nothing else ts sure. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute. “Rough Bats. Clears out or a AMUSEMENTS Nationa THEATER. a TRIS (SATURDAY) EVENING Last time of tho Highly Interesting American Drama, THE BANKER’S DAUGHTER. MONDAY. MARCH 21, Becagement of tea Rosene Coston, BARLOW, W KX, PRIMROSE AND WEST MAM- The most Successful of all, with « Popularity es wide "7 as even Ambition eould court or Art win. 1@ EMINENT END MEN. 2 CYLEBRATED ¥ SO REFINED AONG-AND-DANOE ANTISTO 30 80M GUY EPERE RING CLOG DANCERS, r N MALT. ST. M CONT TALENTED MOSIGIANS. Presenting a Ill of Rare Fxcellence, Scores of New Festures, and a Host of Artiste. ih Fror's.—ceo. THATCHER'S MINSTRELS, POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME, . DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. x. Hot a lane, company with small stars, amall company with large ara Phuladelenie Pines. Last To-NIGHT. PERFORMANCE AST PERFORMANCE TO. <1GHT. AST PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. iT PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT. MONDAY EVENING, March 27th, First Week ef the ‘Season —The Accomplished: Prench Artiste, M'LLE RHEA, In ber great impersonation of ADRIENNE, ip Engiieh,) _mas NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. OLLER SKATING RINK, NEW YORK AVENUE, Between 13th and Mth streets. MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 27, POLO. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON. SURFACE CLEARED AT 8:30. ASSEMBLY BEGINS AT 7:4 Music by Scrnorprn's OncuRSTRA. 25-28 J .TERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN L For the Beucut of — EVA HENDERSON, At the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28, 1882, at # o'cloe&, Adminwion 28 conte: Fnerved neata Su cet 8 be hind at the bookstores aiid at Metzerott’s nrusie ntdre: M2448 TR SMUG s SATURDAY RIGHT MALCT. 250m, DAY NIGHT. MAC plimentery Benerit tendered — Vance AND SOUSA by Gen. W. T. Sherman, John J: Floyd King, and other pubic au Teadiawe elt gus. THE SMUGGLERS will be civep «» thin occa tion prior to its prerentation throughout the (on. Te Cast Wl comprine the folloyitue priucijals, vig Mies Fanny Wentworth, Miss Tova Mitix, Mr. J. H. Reni Mr. John 0. Puxh, Mr. 1. P. selbold aud Mr. E- Whipple, rupported Ly the magninocut chorus of tae Warhineton Operatic Associaton, ho have ee yolunteered for the occasion. Costumes from Eaves, New York. Comyple orchestra, and every attention silk, nearing a fhiehed 1meduchon, Adhuiedon is; tickets for sale by n ersof the Washingtom cratic Arsoclaticn. Heserved vente $1; to be bed. Ems" Munic Store, on and efter Tuesday morn'¢.m20- CAaritaL TH BAreee JAKE BUDD, Manager, MONDAY, March 20—Pngazement HYDE. & BELMAN: racreanal Star Specialty Company. We son and Fits, John and Loui ber; Mise Clara Mo: ax Martell, 3in num * McEvoy zi Alfred Liston, Mire Alice Hutchinus, cumduding with the niest of all Afterpi entitied Dutch and Wrinkles. Mutinces Tuesday and Friauy. m2 G®s aititany FAIR, FOR THE BENEFIT Miter, Tome OF THE NATIONAL RIFLES, ar MASONIC TEMPLE, MARCH 15 TO 25, 1882, BEASON TICKETS. --ONE DOLLAR, , Admitting Ledy and Gentieman, which entitles the holder thereof to ONE CHANCE in the GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF ONE THOUSAND OR MORE BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS at the close of the Fair, ranging in value from $900 to $1. mit NOTICE! NOTICE! 1 the publieto know that at No. 1219 New York Avenue is the place where you Can a choice fresh CUT UWERS, cut and every regions + ease my green houres, 245 K street TP xine — nent 7th ee aon. a a infor every 1" rt notice arid Pease ble prices. Wa COLEMAN, FLonuer, ees On ASAE ES fount AND KALE & Street. MARKRITER'S, Street. No. €26 E street northweet, one door from 7th: Cieice Oni "Faint! Laree and Choice, Bock a LECT ana Anmethetice sf the Curtie! Georgetown, on z ath: at Oad’ Fellows Hall (Navy ou THURSDAY EVENING, Maceh and coln Hall, 9th and 1) strects northwest, on SATURDA’ EVE ENG. ay ES onmaber of parame, rreathe im onide, showing its wonderf ti effects on the numa as ten. Fact lecture will Clow with an exhibition ti ructive na MUZATION OF LIGHT AND. Mluetrations on the POLAMIZATION OF ARE MICROSCOPE, | m25-7$ DS OWLAND_ WILL Dentistry ui M THE WONDEK Door open st 7; Lecture commences at Admission, 25 condi. (COXGREGATIONAL CHURCH, TENTH AND G STREETS NOKTHWEST, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 297m, ° Lecture by REY. HENRY WARD BEECHER, Subject: THE MORAL USES OF LUXURY AND BEAUTY. reserved scats without extra Store, $37 Ponneytvanie gee EXCURSIONS, &e. Ss Admission, 50 eenta: charge at the Ellis Music nue. PICNIC TO COLORADO, NEW MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA. LEAVES NEW YORK ON THURSDAY, MAY ash or aaclghiiat our of Foeerren Dart, Nine by trains of Pullwan and Silver Eaiscncare’ Sevsay Looston med all copeuscote Se ‘oarriage included fae ra, te diives, &e., '€450.00, tunity, never before offered, to walt CAN CONTINENT. peticolars in special Pavonant fre by mall @ “Wilds. O0OK & BON., 261 3631 Besnarivenie ©. A. BARATTONL, Mi