Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. states, local rat feather, northwesterly winds, » Stallonary or lower tempera- Weather Balletin. DAY PREDICTED. of the army furntshes tn to te or > Canadian maritime The ehiet signal om and Gulf states and civen to all who od of drawlag, Gould, 421 9th, nts only $2, at Vania avenue, Se. to $10, Ladson, 528 's, 736 7th street. furniture, carpets and complete and | ny exRy Snort Cake—T. Jarvis, tthe Boston Shoe son April the wi will be promptly ¢ A. Fischer cleans crape veils, g ts IS unsurpasse it Pre Onrve Or, asp Ma , 6) Hh strect nort: THE Boston Evesine Ti sscRIPT.—The robe. To wear shows undoubted of our prominent neers and comments Five Cacks or Cxo1 Pactfic Lawsss Worth 13g cents, at ra S01 Tth street. orosa, West India tillade, Lotera- saving of trot 50 cents to ht in our store. edand watrimined Hats and s of Childrens’ and Misses Millinery House ni cheap. Wecan suit price. Hats not to de fo You in quality, sty ; 1 7th street northwest. $1.09 oyeglasses and spectacles, 50e. Ladson, 528 A quart bottle. No, ; the worli for the money. J. FAT CRANK Camps have arrived. Py t Odd Fellows’ Hall Sundsy at 8 p. in., entitied Curiosities of the & Co.'s TRANSY rrom Business, Mrs. E Spoce, ts selling her entire at ond below e: Nor Sruixe Pevsr. opted trom selid. sett Sto 818, at Prigg’s jewel n gold, golW-filled Jowelry Warranted fivé years, Face ann EvEsiour fitted accurately at jer’s, optician, Penna. ave., near 43g street. Rea Lisi Groves, 2 Mrs. Max Wey?’s, agt., PLANK Sitap, clam chowder, &c., at Marshall row, the 30th inst. Steamer Cor- nd return about 6p. neluding dinner, $1. nd 3 elastic, B cts, at Bali on to-m Coran will leave at 1 mm Fare for the round tri; TT CITY AND DISTRICT. —_——.___ Amusements To-night. Fears Orexa Hov-e—“The Widow.” Nariowal. THEATEN.—* East Lynne.” Cartral. THearen.—Variety entertainment, Witianp’s Hat-—Prot. Carpenter. Opp FRcLLows’ Hatt.—World’s Museum, Lyscons Hatt.—“H. M. 8. Pinafore.” Sane Condensed Locals. 5 ‘The Baltimore American says that Mr. Cassel the purchaser of the Seneca Cg property, in Mont county, is said to be the rate sec- retary of Gen. B. ¥. Butler, who ‘with other Eastern Cg reopen, the quarries. ‘See the notice of first annual meeting of the Federal Butlding Association, No. 2, in the special notice column. SS Saar rmmee eee chapel last night was 5. Coontz and Kev. ¢. 1 Mytin ’ Nathan I. Nathan & Co.-of New York, have en- tered suit against Felix Greenapple for $1,249.44 for oleomargarine butter, ranging in price from 183 to Wg cents, At the meeting of the bishops of the African Methodist chureh yesterday in Baltimore, Rev. F. P. Peck and Rev. J. L. Cappon, of Baltimore, were elected de! tes to the conference of the colored M. E. church tn this city May 8d. L. S.A.” writes from Palls Church, Va., April 28th: “The lite snow storm spared the fruit). The Prospect is now that we shall have peaches ugh, and pears also.” ‘The wife of Wm. R. Riley, the well-known dry- is merchant, is lying quite 111 of congestion of brain at the family residence, on 9th, between Land M streets northwest. dead infant was found yesterday afternoon by ‘ocolored boys in the second precinct in a sewer, corm'T Grant avenue and 8th street northwest. | Te was so far decomposed as to be impossible to determine its color or sex. ae ” Association. AN ORGANIZATION GROWING OUT OF THE RECENT EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION. A mass meeting of the colored people of South Washington was held last night at the Baptist cuurch, old Island hall, Rey. R. & Laws, pastor, to take some action relative to the settling upof the expenses attending the late emancipation cele bration, and to prevent a recurrence of being foreed to beg for contributions to meet similar expenses In the future. There was quite a large attendance, inciuling many womer, all having equal privileges in the meeting. Mr. B. H. Still- yards was elected chairman and J. H. Howard sec- Tetary. The whole range of matters connected with the subject of giving entertainments, fairs, and celebrations were discussed. It appeai from remarks made that there was complaint that Some of those who made themselves most con- spicuous at the meetings to arrange for the recent emancipation meeting, and who made the Most profuse promises to furnish the “sinews of war,” turned out to be drones and did very little" towards —_ meetin the expenses; while those who bore the heat ani burden of the day” had to pay the fiddler without having the opportunity of dancing to the music; d solne Of the speakers announced on the pro- were set aside and strangers introduced to up the time. It was decided, after a lengthy ussion, to orgauize an association for the pro- | motion of’ indusiry among the colored people of this city, so that in future they may be prepared for any emergency, without asking support from the public in the way of subseriptions. ‘The ques- | ton of giving the orga jon a name was dis- | cussed, and finally the name adopted was “The | Washington Unton Progressive Association of the District of Columbia.” Officers were elected as follows: J.D. president; J. D. Lawson, record- tary; V. P. Addison, corresponding treasurer; T. Q: n, ‘serge rms, and Rev. Dr. Laws, in. The chair was authorized to appoint an ‘utive committee of fifteen, also an auxiliary A “ Progressiv committee of fl'teen ladies to give the executive commit ald and backbone, iution was adopted “that we tender our hanks to the generous pubile for their |/b- tributions towards defraying the expenses 6: the 2th anniversary of emancipation celebra- | tion in the District of Columbia, which was so successful and creditably carried’out on the 17th instant” ———— High School Building. ‘To the Editor of Tur E ING STAR. IL fs now only about seventeen weeks before the new building for the high school will be needed | for use. From present appearances 1t will not be ready; and, judging from past experience, 1t will not be furnished before the middle of the next s ic year. Please give the plainest le missioners to attend to this busi- mal schools mi omimodated in the building intended fer them, Won't the building committee attend to this? PUNCTUALITY. ————— A 700 Mile Ride. WHAT TWO WASHINGTON BICYCLISTS PROPOSE TO DO—PROJECTED TRIP FROM WASHINGTON TO THE MAMMOTH CAVES. The interest of those who love to get outside of the polished wheal of a bicycle and spin along the avenues and streets is just now absorbed in a con- templated run of 700 miles, to tie Mammoth caves of Kentue ‘The question discussed 1s not whether the journey can be accomplished, but whether the time can be taken from business and emp’ e the trip. So far only two have decided to make the trip. One is W. C. Scrib- ner, who ‘g well and favorably known to every Dic¥ele rider in the city, and the other is Gale Sher- mon, an expert rider. ‘The latter rode last year from Lita. Ohio,ty Boston, a distance of 1,085, miles fm 15 duys. While ali the plans have not been fully decided upon, itis probable that the riders will sturt from this city xbont the 15th of May. ‘They will first co to Leesburg, Va., and then take the na- tons! pike to Lima, Ohio. “Phere they expect to d by a large party of wheelers, and, taking twky pike, zo directly to the caves. A nuwuber of the members of the Capital City elub Will accompany the riders ag far as Great Fulls, and Dr. H. M. Schooley will continue to Berrys: ville, Va. The latter, two years ago, rode trom tls city'to Boston. ‘The distance to the caves 18 about 700 miles. ‘The riders do not care to aver- y miles per day. Some days, s are rough, they will only make tes per day, and it the Kentucky ‘ood as they Used to be they can make —.__ Contest for Possession of a Girl. HER FATHER AND GRANDFATHER IN COURT. This morning Chief Justice Cartter had before him the case of Miss Blanche Strait, daughter of Mr. N. A. Strait, on a writ of habeas corpus, The petitioner was represented by Mr. E. B. Hay, and the respondent—Mr. W. D. Crampsey, the grand- father of the girl—by Mr. F. Miller. Miss Strait is fourteen years of age, and in the divorce case in Which desertion was charged a decree was made in 1878 awarding the custody of the child to the mother. Mrs Strait died tn March, and it 1s clutined requested that the girl remain with the grandfather. This morning when the case was called Mr. Miller read the eMidavit of Mr. Cramp- y, to that the writ was not served on se him jock, and he was unable to see his counsel till 10 o’clock last night, where he could procure a copy of the petition. He submits that the girl being over 14 years old has the right to select her own guardian, and that his daughter on her death bed requested him to take care of her. Mr. Hay replied that the question which It was desired to present was whether it would not be to the best Interests of the young lady that her father should e her custody. Chief Justice sytter said that there had not been a return, and | pestponed the hearing ull Thursday next, at 10 oe om Gurrsav ar Prayer —Among the visitors to the Jail to-day was a minister,who conversed with the prisoner Guiteau for some time, and they engay in prayer, the prisoner seeming considerably at- Tectal, aud subsequently he appeared to be more se of his position ‘than for some time past. He was asked tuts afternoon if he Intended to ap- pear in the General Term toargue his case, and he Feplied that koe did not know that It woula’ be ne- cessary, but he would consider the matter. ‘Tuk ADVeRTIsEMENT his appeared of a new life insurance company, “The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association,” & branch having been estab- lshed iu Washtigton, and which, by some new methods in the management of Its funds, joined to a stern reduction along the entire line of ex- penses, claims to be able to offer life insurance at much lower rates than have heretofore prevalled With reliable companies. Its advisory board of directors for the District of Columbia Is strong In the character of the men who compose It. ee Fiso Market.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agent: 9,000 shad, from: $12 to$20 per hundred; 115,000 her- ring, from $6 to $7 per thousand; 300 bunches rock and perch, from 10 to 50 ber bunch, sisccesionde Aa sine MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to Charies NeLaughiiu and Sarah Hearty; John Henry P. Lerch abd Hanna Duger. if Telegrams to The Star. Affairs in British Columbia. Vieroria, B. C., April 29. for the dry’ dock here have and it ts und Launch. Cnester, Pa.. April 20.—The iron steamship San Jose, butit at Roach’s yard forthe Pacific Mail SteamsLip Company, was a here to-day. ‘tons Darden, feet long, 86% fect pote NE) Wall Street Te-da: Jone Yan A 29.—The Post’s ty ele says: dull. United States bonds are ern state ye roe ae otherwise 2) ar. rally lower, the = oe a pe, oy as of the fuctuations ‘Canada neial Bs FE 3! i i E fe f TREASURY ‘STATIONERY INVESTIGATION. REPORT OF THE ———__ ‘Messrs. Graves, McMillan and Garrison, the com_ mittee appointed to examine the stationery divi. sion, have submitted thetr report to Secretary Folger. Itis very elaborate and enters minutely into the detatis of the business of the division an@ the laws relating to it The division supplies the stationery to all of the offices of the Treasury, both in Washington and throughout the country. The stationery pur- chased during the fissal year Iss amouneed to $7,593.11, 0: which $49,678.89 was purchased under contract and the remainder in the open market. The committee recommend the extension of the con- tract system to all the purchases of stationery, and that no exceptions be permitted except on the specific order of the Secretary. A complete inven- tory of the stock on hand is sumnitted, aggregating $73,958.36, The committee reganl this stock as ex- cessive, and recommend that It be reduced. Of many articles there are on hand sufficient quantl- ties to last from two to three years. They report MITTEE. that during the year $1,015.70 was ex- pended for articles” not ‘required for of- cial such ket knives, uses, as pocket penclis, pocket memorandum books, diaries and fine note paper, cards and envelopes. They Fecommend that the purchas? of such articles be absolutely Interdicted, During the year 1881 books and blanks costing $58,634.46 were furnished for offices of the ‘Treasury outside of Wash- ington, The committee recommend a 8yS- tematic revision of the forms, with a view to their simplification and reduction in num- ber. The committee report that the cost. of ad- vertising of the department has been largely re- duced un-er the management of the division. The amount expended for advertising for the two years ending September 30th, 1873, Was more than $40,000, while in the two years énding July Ast, 1881, it was only $13,587.60. They say that thé advertising has been treated in some asa matter patronage, and express the opinion that it” ‘shold be governed entirely by economic considerations, and that those newspapers should be chosen irre- spective of their politics, which wiH best and most cheaply reach the class for whose information the advertisement s intended. ‘They recommend that the expenditure for newspapers be limited to $100 a year as required by law and that the remain- der of the annual appropriation of $500 be expended for financial and technical publications for the use of the officers of the department. ‘They state that the force of the division is competent and usefuily employed, and recommend that it be reg- ularly appropriated for, Instead of being paid for from the customs appropriation. ‘They find on hand $94,785 in official postage = supply suMictent to last for five years, ond recommend that no further appropriations for this purpose be asked for until required. The charge that stationery was furnished to the “Sherman committe” was fuliy Investigated, and 630 written pages of testimony taken under oath, Which fs submitted with the report. ‘The testimony 1s carefully analysed by the committee. ‘They find that at the time the arrangement be- tween Sturtevant and Pitney for furnishing the “Sherman committee” with stationery 1s alleged to have been made the committee was being sup- piled with stationery by J. Bradley Adams, who was receiving pay for tt from Pitney on vouchers for file-holders. They find also that the heavy box, supposed to contain stationery, which was taken’ from the department to the Corcoran building by Treasury labggers, actually contained 100 copies of “Bronson’s L¥fe of Sherman,” gent. to Mr. Sherman from Columbus, Ohio, in March, 1880, by the publishers, and by Sherman’s direction taken to the Corcoran building and delivered to a member of the Sherman committee. In conclusion, they report as the strong convic- tion of each member of the committee, linpressed on their minds by six weeks’ patient and thorough investigation, “that no stationery was furnished by the stationery division, directly or indirectly, for the use of the so-calléd Sherman committee, and that no arrangements to that end were ever entered Into by the chief of that diviston.” ‘The general tone of the report 1s favorable to the management of the division, though many detalis are criticised. District Government Affairs, WIRES FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTS. The order given to Mr. Warren Choate for per- misston to run electric-light wires embraces the following streets: D street, from 7th to 10th; E street, from 7th to 14th; F street, from 7th to 10th; ‘7th, from Pennsylvania avenue to G street; 10th, from Pennsylvania avenue to E; 15th, from Penn- sylvania avenue to H; Pennsylvania avenue, from 43¢ to 15th, under such regulations respecting height of poles and other details as the Commis- sioners may prescibe. The permission 1s subject torevocation at the pleasure of the Commisston- e A DELEGATION OF HUCKSTERS who sell from wagons on the streets, was before the Commissioners to-day to ask for an exten- sion of time in which to pay their licenses. They repeated their grievances to the Commissioners, stating that they are willing to pay, but the push- cart dealers can undersell them all the time, having no license to pay under Judge Snell’s den- nition of the law, and they (the licensed men) have no protection at all. District Commissioner Morgan kindly offered to address a note Gale ys Snell, asking a reviewal of the case before he makes a final decision, to see if push-carts do not come under the law in the case. ———__+- THE reduction of the public debt this month will be in the neighborhood of $14,000,000. Mr. Joun R. Macruper telegraphs to relations in Georgetown to-day announcing his arrival at Silver City without a scratch. Condensed Morning Telegrams. The whole session of the U. S. circuit court in Charleston,8.C,,yesterday W: upted in hearing further testimony for the defence in the case of the Unitea States against John 1. Hog; and others, charged with obstructing qualifie voters in Barnwell county. Arguments commenced to-day....The remains of the late Gen. 8. A. Hurl- but arrived at Chicago yesterday, and will be in- terred on Sunday at Belvidere, the late home of the deceased....The state convention of colored men in session at Macon, Ga., adopted a platform yesterday in sympathy With’ any movement ‘to overthrow bourvon democracy which will offer better inducements than the republican party”... ‘Two resolutions indorsing Gov.Crittenden’s course in the Jesse James affair were introduced in the lower house of the Missouri legislature yesterday, but were ruled out of order, the democrats sus- taining the speaker. ...,The saloon-keepers of Cin- cinnatf have decided to keep open to-morrow to test the new Sunday law....Wm. Wrenn, a vet- eran of the war of 1812 and a pensioner of the United States, died Thursday in Spottsylvanta county, Va.,in the 100th year of his age....The Massachusetts house of delegates yesterday de- feated resolution in favor of biennial elections for state officers....In Richmond yesterday the applt- cation of Attorney General Blatr for an Injunction to restrain the board of sinking fund commission- ers from executing the contract_given to the Ken- dall Bank-Note Company for the (printing of the new Virzinia bonds was refused by Judge Wellford and the contract stands....The steamer Marlon with a picnic party on board, exploded a boiler in Wateree river,South Carolina, yesterday, killing and drowning five people and injuring fve:...Eari Cowyer has resigned the lord-lieutenantcy of Ire- land ‘and Earl Spencer, now lord president of the council, has accepted the appointment as Earl Cowper's successor. 3 ARASOLS, PAR. 5 P NEW STYLES, sie Parasols, lined, all colors, $2. ae ne Hiker + ed, $3 in Parasols, moire ned, $3. Satin ed, git ribe, 3 lace, $4, iso. Parasols “with fancy hendien 8148 ¢1 50, ancy. -25, $1.50, Sun Umbrellas, black and brows, lance slzse, SPRING DRESS GUODS. a SUMMER SILKS. - lomie Dress Goods, lors, 250. fialos Caothe in atl the Spring solos Suramer Silks, 50c., 62c. ; extra heavy at 750. res, ew colors, at 12340. 5 ted ‘les. shee 620, and 750 res, Yay 80C., 626, . ‘heavy, new colors, $1 and $1.10. Tiuaol Noveldca, None’ Vellings Albstross Dress Goods, “Fatietan ‘Beges ‘and’ Roman Plaids. Bunting, all-wool nae colors, best make, 250. Check Nainsooks, Victoria Lawne, French ‘45 INCHES LONG. Swiss og coc HUBFA as made by ©. H. GRAVES, OF BOSTON, Isready om opening, and just the thing for usein CLUBS, HOTELS AND PARTIES, And at private spreads, Puta Case in your wine cellar, ‘Trade supplied by G. G. CORNWELL, ; 118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. At retail by bottle or dosen of . Mir. Lymch Takes His Seat, After the report of the House proceedings in our first edition closed the second resolution, fee ee ee 1%, nays 83. Mr. Lynch then apy at the bar { the He escorted Mr. Saracas Sacchi Oe =o THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the opening and closing p'1023 of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reporte] by special wire to H. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: ii Deiaware.Lackawanna and W. Denver and Rio Grande rie. Mllinots Central. B. = C UTICURAI THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER RESOLVENT! OPERATES WITH ENERGY UPON THE KIDNEYS, LIVER, BOWELS, AND PORES OF THE SKIN, NEUTRALIZING, ABSORBING, AND EX- PELLING 8CROFULOUS, CANCER- QUS, AND CANKER HUMORS! The cause of most human ills, and curing when physi- claus, hospitals, and all other methods and remedies fail, Scrofula or King's Evil, Glandular Swellings, Ulcers, Old Sores, Milk Leg, Mercurial Affections, Erysipelas, Tumors, Abscesses, Carbuncles, Boils, Blood Poisons, Bright's Disease, Wasting of the Kid- neys and Liver, Rheumatism, Coustipation, Piles, Dys- pepsia, and all Itching, and Sealy ERUPTIONS Of the Skin and Scalp, such as Salt Rheum, Psoriasia, Tetter, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, Scald Head, Itching Piles, and other Disfiruring and Torturing Humore froma pimple to a scrofulitic ulcer, when assisted by Curicuna and Curticuga Soap, the great Skin Cures, CUTICURA! A sweet, unchangeable Medicinal Jelly, clears off all external evidence of Blood Humors, eats away Dead Skin and Flesh, instantly allays Itchings and Irrita- tions, Softens, Soothes, and Heals. Worth its weight in gold for all Itching Diseases. CUTICURA SOAP! An Exquisitive Toilet, Beth, and Nursery Sanative. Fragrant with delicious flower odors and healing balsam. Contains in a modified form all the virtues of CuricuRA, the great Skin Cure, ands indispensable in the treat- ment of Skin and Scalp Diseases, and for restoring, Preserving, and beautifying the complexion and skin. ‘The only Medicinal Baby Soap. Curicura Remepres are the only real curatives for diseases of the Skin, Scalp and Blood. Price: Curicuna REsouven, $1.00 per bottle; Curi- cura, 50c. per box; large boxes, $1.00; CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET Soap, 25c.; CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING Soap, lic. Sold everywhere. Principal Depot, Wes & Porrzr, Boston. CATARRH. SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, THE GREAT AMERICAN BALSAMIC DISTILLATION OF Wrich Hazen, AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN Fm, Manicoup, Cover Bios- 80M, ETC., For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every form of Catarrh, from a simple Head Cold or Influenza to the Loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough, Bron- chitis and Incipient Consumption. Indorsed by Phy- sicians, Chemists and Medical Journals throughout the world, as the only complete external and internal treatment. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford’s Inhaler, all in one package, of all drug- wists, for $1. Ask for SaANFonD's Rapicat, Cure. Weexs & Porres, Boston. COLLINS' ELECTRICITY PLASTERS, Gentle, yet Effective, united with Healing Balsam, ren- der CoLtins' Votraio Exxcreic PrasrEns one hun- dred times superior to all other plasters for every Pain, ‘Weakness and ition. Price 25 cents, Sold everywhere. 028 pArars Rox4t- SEE SOY ¥ EE ahs co F808 WE oe GGG LLLL 00 ‘Vv ERE Sggg$H WHY HAVE WE BEEN SO SILENT? ‘To tell the truth, our GLOVE DEPARTMENT is 80 well established that we have found it unnecessary to advertise it; Dut as our new Spring Importation having turned out far beyond cur expectations, being both in qualityand make far superior than any that we have ever had before, we take this method of informing our patrons of the same. Also, that we are now fully pre- pared to furnish them with those well-known and cel- ce TIT EEE L ERE 3 Of which we have beam short lately. 3 Jest Received, 2,400 PAIRS OF THOSE CELEBRATED ELITE LOVES. AMUSEMENTS. FFORD'S—STANDARD and POPULAR OPERA THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING (or axqvest), THE WIDOW. Tj ‘st, bet. Land Cc. D, HESS’ ACME ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, SIXTY VOICES, including the following well-known and favorite artists: ‘one. Also, re Fay Sos &e., &., at Lewis’ Hat and ‘Store, 930 7th street, bet. Iand K n.w. ‘Essing, Write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, ‘Next week—Anthony — Ren No. 283 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass.. for pam- NCLE TOM’S CA l. hlets relative to the curative properties of her |-8 Siberian Bloodhounds and the creat knowing Donkice ‘egetable Compound in ail female complaints. 229 Tony and Dixie. Speers New Jersey Port Grape Wine. | NATIONAL THEATER. We have examined a specimen of the Port Gray — Wine of Mr, albert Spee, reterred (0 by. & Corie THIS SATURDAY EVENING, spondent of the American Raptist, and have no SEARS doubt it is pure. We should Judge’ from Its taste Last time « and appearance that It is certainly valuable as a MISS ADA GRAY, medicinal wine and as a tonic for weakly persons. IN EAST LYNNE; on, THE ELOPEMENT. It has the recommendation of some of the first — physiclans tn this country, as well as Europe, Sold MONDAY, MAY Ist, y groce! ony Enarement of the —_+__ ROFY & HARDIE COMPANY. Oh, Why 3. Pilling.. ts and TS Frank Will_you let that invalid friend suffer, that Hop | Monday, Tuesdas, Bitters will so certainly cur? Linoleam—A Great Discovery. For the benefit of those who have not already seen the Linoleum floor cloth, we would say that it 1s made, under a patent process, of ground cork combined With solidified oll, pressed on to canvas by means of powerful rollers, forming an exceed- ingly durable surface, on which are imprinted handsome patterns in varied styles. It is suitable for private dwellings, public buildings, stores, ete., and sold by all carpet dealers. The only genuins article has the word * Linoleum” printed on the N HALL, back of évery square yard. a ee WEDNESDAY EVENING. Max 3, 1882—At 8 o'clock. Honesty is the Best Policy The following well known and fayorite Artists and in medicine as well as inother things, Ayer’s | Amateurs will appear; Sarsaparilla is a genuine pecparesaoy an un-| | Mr. Herndon Mor Mme. Annie Roemer-Kaspar, cidedly superior to all others in the market. Trial chanan, Prof, Josef Kaspar, Litde Binke Lucas (he child violinist, only 10 years of age), the Mount Vernon uartette—Mr. E. E. Gill, Me Za Kessler, Mr. C. Mr. R. Hi. Boswell juartette (from the Choirs of South Wash- ane nic’ lie ee Fi * Wednesd. n and Wednesday Mstines, The great New York success, as play by this celebrated company over 1, mes, A CHILD OF THE STATE, Friday and Saturday Evenings and Ssturday Matinee, Mir, George Hosy's Latest Great Melouaune, 229 A PRL v youn AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, Under the auspices of the GRACE P. E. CUulURCH CHOIR, TICE 111] WANT that 1219 New Ye —s a of of kind f el every kin =~} ia Do, 626; Om Btreet. Ses fargo and ¢ picture Cord Markntera Terme t PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. = = -— RAND 01 INS & GPSS ESPEN cum AtLEFF LERS. WASHINGTON MOApar, MAY Isr, proves it, For Sinking Spells, fits, dizziness, palpltation and low spirits, rely on Hop Bitters, ir. Magnus Black Diagonal Prince Albert Frock US yg hg te Embriciag every grade desirable, ‘rhay are inate. | wikattee cana it eet ee BNO gentleman need bo without one, ce- | Dalton's shos-etore: 003 Penn. avenue’ aad Uy mean bere pecially since they can be had at such reasonable | °f Choirand Congregation of Grace church," a29 4t prices. Assortm« nd to ent 18, and must res 7 Soar tastounad pocket Roam Waren a One MESSRS. H. CLAY AND J. LOUIS FORD. 2 625 Pennsylvania avenue, OF FORD'S OPERA HOUSE, Respectfully announce their annual benefit to take place ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, When the distinguished Comedian, MR. CHARLES B. BISHOP, THE CoLva TI NUAL PIONIC OF BIA FISHING CLUB, MAN'S PLEASURE GARDEN, i MONDAY MAY ler, 1882, conta, No’ 228.30? SPECIALTIES, UST ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS, GREA’ oe a Derangement of the Liver, with constipation, injure the complexion, induce pimples, sallow skin, ete, Remove the cause by using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One a dose. ‘whe Distinguishing Charm. ‘Will appear in the entirely new comedy entitled CULPFPPER’S COURTSHIP. A delightful fragrance of freshly gathered flow- ers and’ eplees io the distinguishing ‘charm of | T!ketsor seata can now be had at the Opers House. 29 Floreston Cologne. GEAND OPENING y ond Saturday, from 456 C street northwest. All &; ‘The beauty and color of the hair may be safely = sultations regained by using Parker's Hair Balsam, which is JOHN FAHRNKOPF'S SUMMER GARDEN, in this paper much admired for its perfume, cleanliness and | Corner 7thand R streets northweet, MONDAY, May Ist, =a. 0. F WEIGHT. dandruff eradicating properties. 1882, with Music. Bergner and Engel Bock and Lager airvoyant and Masnetic x Beer. 29-20" m. to9 p.m. R. ROBERTSON CAN BE Wednesday Beauty Regained. MGadorn eictan, 600 Rorthwesl, treats succesefully, without and Chronic Direases, Cousultation free, am) How to Save. All hard workers are subject to bilious attacks which may end in dangerous Illness. Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep the kidneys and liver active, and by preventing the attack save much sickness, loss of time, and expense.—Detroit Press. 1,000 Rewara For any case of blind, biecting, itching, ulcerated, cure warns fu escate™ erage ty SF hier ae Bas | ane ey ry ut wat ogeoe, | Ma fails to cure. repa y J.P. ler, M. D., ~ Maanietic Healer and Business Mr Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with. | 2B¢ Yer best musical and Li somal no “ys : located at 618 H street northwest. Hours from 9 s.m.j out his signature. Sold by druggists. —o18-e0. siesta a ce = to9 perm, Bunday excepted Jet-auat 4 ‘The Supremacy in Flaver of Hub Punch | WW 45HINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK. 7” z: d an . 1g a fact generally admitted by connofsseurs, bo ventiishod factory toeen teteoae oe nD ‘Tailor, LITERARY GBAND MUSICAL AND ENTERTAINMENT, For tho Eenefit of the LADIES’ MITE SOCIETY OF THE TABERNACLE- AT THE TABERNACLE, 9th street, bet. B and On TUESDAY EV. OCTOR J. B. GARDNER, LATE SURGEO »} ' De nist eas) Recor ee count, Va. A ted. Py GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, BY RAINER'S TYROLEAN SINGING COMPANY, AND PROF. CHRIS. ARTH'S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA, SUNDAY, APRIL }82—From 3 o'clock. 1t° Corns Cause More Suffering than neuralgia. German Corn Remover easily cures them. 25c. Druggists. Bullets in Battle are not more perilous to life than spring couchs oo Re no tt 6° and colds, ‘The only sure protection ts in Hale's | ‘WY ASHINGTON, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 88 mete TS Honey of Horehound and Tur. a: . O° ER He i ca NK ; Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute, AY 1 anp 2, oo KR R KEE GGG 6 Where Vee Meek LOT CORNER NINTH AN: REE’ There Is No Return ee BUITINGS AND COATINGS. se an eruption banished with Glenn’s Sulphur — ap. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown,] THE BIGGEST ON EARTH! SUL MIXED BANNOCEDUBNR ray Does Your Head Ache? = TINSK Ps Loanios specine cures the worst case in 5 to 80 NEW FEATURES! NEW FACES! TINSEL SULTINGS, ETO, minutes. cents. At all drug stores, EVERYTHING NEW! i saneuewal “Rough on Rats.” tic colors blended in between Clears out rats, mice, roaches, = ants, bed- — _ silver ey pe with brown— a enlpinunks, gophers, “isc, brus- | THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE TURNED AWAY Fieryhaners ERTIES She etn eee ™ a rs. Slow’s Si iy erip 4 e Uni St ET AS Ly for fol NGING BU. years with neverctalling by millions of | 2 SUPERB EXHIBITIONS DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P.M. ie TRAVELLING SUITS, mothers for their children. It relieves the child DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER. SEASIDE sUits, &c. from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripin; in the bowels and wixd colic. By giving Death oe child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents a le. mw |BARNUM AND LONDON SHOWS. Fie , -Allen’s Brain Food is the Most Relinble SECOND YEAR OF THE COMPACT, NN 4 tonic for the brain and geuerative organs. It post- NNN - Grey’ Bee aoe oy peed O itateae ee $8 CIRCUSES IN 3 RINGS. NONN ° all seminal and sexual weakness. ests, $1 a bottle; six for $5. Stott & Cromwell, 40 Pa 2 MENAGERIES IN 2 TENTS. | TTITH Ft TTA re rs RYE DLW 1 HIPPODROME IN HALF-MILE TRACK. SM ed ed . Son f, $ s ** Ald Di Wi “ed a 7 H H EEE T i Fresh Alderney batter, churned every morning tal ALN tales | od rey = and delivered in 3-Ib. “Ward” cottage cheese, butterm! rints, 45c. per 1b fo. per qe Cream, ibe. pint. 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. and sweet milk, MAKING 7-MONSTER UNITED SHOWS—7 See sess a ee eee DIED. 2 Bia ater renee AP da ater ri ea ise = rhich be bore w 0 : fuder JAMES A. "BARI, in the sixty-fifth year of hi J. A. BAILY AND J. L. HUTCHINSON, age. ‘Funeral will take place from the residence of his son- SOLE OWNERS. TTTT WW WwW EEE NNN OTTTT Fi ii J. F. Glad: , 1309 Fifth street north’ E Souday, “April 80, at’ 2 o'clock pans’ Helatives and | POSITIVELY NO FREE TICKETS TOaNYoNE.| — WEES Be ERE 2 friends are invited to attend. Phd b 3 ww ww Er NNN i > April 28th, 1882, at 6 oS z Ww Ww EEE N NN . THE MIGHTIEST! MANY FEET THE TALLEST! MANY TONS THE HEAVIEST! AND BIGGER THAN ANY 2 ELEPHANTS ALIVE! MAGGIE, beloved wife of W. 8. Zelber- Gaughter of L. Gness, aged twenty-four years. **Pimneral will take place from her father's residence, on th street road, near Schuetzen Park, on Sunday, April nee p-m. Relatives and friends are in- ea to attend. Dollars per Suit is the figure we name for the choice ten handsome styles of SACK SUITS, made from gen- uine Imported English Suitings, 3 U U MMMM BRB 00. 1!!! S27 SAME GOODS TO ORDER COST $30._eg NDE MMMM B BOO UNDERTAKERS. TRE PY eo 4 SEPH_ GAWLER, —_ OSEIGEN EAL -E'URNISHING UNDERTAKER, jj Ul MMM BEB OO It 1726 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. and everything first-class: “Telephone Joes . WRIGHT, = 1337 TenTH STREET NoRTHWEST. ‘Telephone Connection. UGUSTUS BURGDORF, (NG UNDERT. $0: 316 Pennsylvania avenue nertiwees between 3d and Everything lirst-clasa. ‘Terms moderate tion. m4 — THE BRITISH BEATEN—JUMBO HERE! 10 TENDER, TIMID GIRAFFES. 10, MORE THAN ARE OWNED BY ALL OTHER EX- HIBITIONS IN THE WORLD COMBINED. 22 ELEPHANTS. 22, AND THE ONLY BABY ELEPHANT, ‘Nursing every few minutes; now two months old. 16OPEN LAIRS OF WILD BEASTS IN THESTREETS: 20 ALL-GOLD CHARIOT CAGES OVERFLOWING WITH ANIMALS, AND A MENAGERIE LED LOOSE THROUGH THE AVENUES. TOGETHER WITH THE LARGEST ZOOLOGICAL DISPLAY UNDER THE SUN. BARNUM’S FAMOUS ROMAN HIPPODROME, OVER 200 CIRCUS CELEBRITIES IN 3 RINGS! Embracing nearly all the talent in the profession. MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS, BRUSTAD, THE NORWAY GIANT; CHE-MAH, THE REBEL CHINESE DWARF; MAJOR ATOM, ‘THE SMALLEST MAN ALIVE; FOUR-LEGGED GIRL; WILD MEN OF BORNEO; OORPULENT BEAUTY; CIRCASSIAN AND ALBINO BELLES; LEGLESS MAN; PHANTOM MAN AND 10,000 CURIOUS ANIMATE WONDERS, SELECTED UNDER THE IMM«DIATE EVE OF BARNUM HIMSELF, WHO PEOCLAIMS THIS ATARGATN, AND ONLY WHEN AE nas GOT | THE CROWNING TRIUMPH OF HIS BUSY HIS EYES OPENED, LIFE. MONDAY AT 9 A.M, GORGEOUS FREE STREET PAGEANT, A. SAKS & ©O, READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, 316 AND 318 7TH STREET. aa GURE CURE FoR MALARIA, Bure eure Yor Dreversin in all Bronch.tisy Awthima, 43otreets. Ei janld AX YOU A JUDGE OF CAN YOU TELL THE VALUE OF A COAT WITHIN $3? OF A VEST WITHIN $1? OF A PAIR OF PANTS WITHIN $2? AND BE SURE OF IT. HE IS A GOOD JUDGE OF CLOTH AND OF WORK WHO CANDO SO EVERY TIME. NUT ONEIN TEN CAN CHEAP WORK, SET OFF BY SOME SHOWY DE_ VICE, RECOMMENDED BY AN ARTFUL SALES MAN, AND SOLD BY AN IKRESPONSIBLE DEALER, HAS AN EVEN CHANCE TO GET SOLD TO THE FIRST COMER FOR TWICE ITS VALUE. CYCLES, WAGONS, &c., can be bought st the lowest CHE. RUPPERT. G= THE BEST. LUTZ & BRO., 18 IT WORTH ANYTHING TO YOU .CE BUY WITH OONFI- DaNGR? WHERE EVERYTHING IS VERY SLIGHT OO8T ABOVE WHAT IT 18 Replete with melody and more sun. surprises FOR? WHERE EVERYTHING IS MADE AS IT Than ever eared upon by mortal su SHOULD BE-IF COARSE, MADE STRONG: If | LUXURIOUS AMPHITHEATER, WITH SEATS FOR FINE, MADE FiNE? 20,000 PEOPLE. @@7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Bole agents for Hills Celebrated Coneord Harness Lx and Harness in great variety, at lowest prices. Aseeeres LIQUID P. 2 ‘TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY—AT 2 AND® P.M. DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EABLIER. ADMISSION TBE SAME AS TO AN ORDINARY SHOW. Sie sears ‘uring ate. advance, AP ears ras DO.NOT SUPPOSE THAT WE ARE SAYING HOW MUCH BETTER WE ARE THAN OTHERS OF OUB CRAFT. WE ARE SAYING HOW WEFIND IT WISE TO CONDUCT OUR BUSINESS; AND WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT, A STRAUS, 999 PENxerLvanra AVENUE, 2%-1m Axp 982 D Srazer, Near J0re er.