Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1882, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. OFTICE OF THE CHIKF SIGNAL OFFICER, Warntwetow, D.C.. Moy 8, 1682, 9:30am. Fer the miidle Atlontic states, warmer fair ather, Winds sliliting to southerly, lower press Special Weather Balletin. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes tre foitewme specta! bulletin to the press:— ‘The barometer ts bichest in the middie Atlantic States end baw in Dulcta, where a storm-center of ing. Occasional rains <i Tiinais to the Rio Seutherly winds prevail west of the Mésts'ppi ond in the upper lake region: north- ea:teris tn the south Atlaptic states ‘The temper- atere hes fallen shout 16° ok = 20° te 15° In the vp? AWorm w: 7 ever the Reety exted for Thursisy in and rin in Tennesse Eon. B. Parry, £29 ter Scale ought or yout Ling, srocer. Carpe have arrived. For y ond news dealers. Mer- Gest’s cult custom-made low strap tles, $3.50, at the Peston y Hous’, "4 vaunla ave. Fox Vine Pana: 7ihstreet. Opps axp F House, 491 Pe! For Saxe. easy. West. New upright plino, $2. Terms Discount for eash, 1139 10th street north— Py lrs Ferenc Dry Procrss A. Fischer cleons Ding dresses, velvets, crape veils, cents’ thes or ing of black 2ll- SiS unsurpassed. it &: strvet nortiwe tal adv. : Try J. E. Young. He undersells all the rest. feo. Sprensy, 607 7th st. Rey. THOMAS GUARD, of Baltimore, will lecture on “Woste” et & assachusetts avence, between 9th ets, on to-mor- Tow (Thursday) evening, Mey 4th, at 8 p.m. 7) Hetnre of Mr. ¢ vant behalf of the sufferers by the disastrous fire at Prince Fredet Mareh Lest, by which nearly the ent! cluding the ME. church Gust finish sonage, Were destroyed. RELrasre CLotHING J. Jay GovLn’s wonle Preiscoric Ey: Murrery, bat ord notion bags for sale at Bunch’s, $14 8th street northwest. REPRIGERATORS AND Ice CHESTS.—Factory prices at J. W. Sehacier’s, 1020 7th street northwest. ACCIDENT TO JumMBO.—Hyster'cs was his trouble, the Crank Cards the cause. For sale by all cand, hoevelty and news dealers. Published by Morrison & Duval. and Maltese laer, lisle gloves, 2 andd yl, Agent, 712 7th ‘To-MORKOW, On ats f. elo sti street, Many F. Mira. has fied a ehanecry sult against Ww. Bw h, to set aside sale of a tract known as Beal's enture. Sryuisu Clomm Spransy, 507 7th st. and smoked sp>-ticles and eyeglasses, all Puomas A. Ladson, 528 9h st 60.000 CRAN: ean be obtaine Washington Market; zn Bristow, card writer, H. of K., U iginal crank cards %, Oh-strect wing Hotel, and of ‘Capitol ely dressed, middle- ° Poli¢e Court, ¢ Smithsonian pers He told the court thi inka, and isa stranger here, a Tight to walk actoss the Jous RB. PeNpieto: aged white m gen reed tn pt nz On Ut Tiner in t he had rt reieased ium on bis personal re~ GOLD-FILLED BRACELETS, ‘Tre W: 2 to $20, at Prigg’s. C dots fa will open this even- Hon Ist petwWeen i9tu and 2001. cITY Amusement Forp’s Orxra House.—“Unele Tom’s Cabin.” —“A Child of the State.” faming his sister. this morning fire was discov- treet northwest, occupied by 5 i nited St.t in the plaice of Mr. ced in ¥ burgiars. of the Treasury department, ss the Mmainiu real estate of the Freedman’ bank at low rates, as will be seen by an advertise- ment in snothe: jump. Anniver s for the ti celebrates e father Barotti was er Barottl, tert as cele | of Rockville, Md., deacon, of Tennallytown, sub- rolored, Was sent to Jail for ten 2 today rontempt of court, Ata meeting of the Nat! evening, the following ex: mmities Was anr@uiced for the present year:—Frunk J. Ved- fo: - B. Pa Oscar Roome, R. 8S. Wid- nal Veteran Club, last The seator a aduate classes of the Na- tenal Law ata imeeting last m ght deci to hob: the approaching commencement exerc at the National theater, on June 8. ‘The executt committer on the port Of the senior class 1s com- posed of D. A. McKnicht, G. V. Balch, O. H. Her- . id, H.R. Webb, H. A. ‘Toulmin, and cock. "Post-graduate Ew. ‘OM. . W. Collins, and Major A. C. Richards nthrop Ingica) Soctety last evening list- “The Muskox! Con- un, iety as a Domain of Natural Forces,” F. Wank ent that Mr. George J. published states ia avebue southeast. had left the city, ree children and hlece, and leaving ‘There appears to have been a . Becker {s about the city as not intend to leave, he his wife shict for herself. ht horse and _w: the property of John Beckwith, 1511 24th street horthwest, driven by John R. Ball, whe was said Dy the potice to be fhtuxteated, drove. into the open sewer ot 6th and Cstreets southwest. The horse was Dadly Injured and the wagon broken. Tae wagon tuker 0 the South Washington poliec station and the driver locked ap until sober. The New Y: vitor te of this week pub- of Pat Glancey and his three this city Sunday, January 8th pany with Minnie Dillon her ether, Since which time noting has been heard from them. Mrs. Glancey, the wile, is now living th bs i) South Washington. Burns, of No. pitol street, In whose employ sho was aunt ¥ Guiteau Fuller, a white tramp, pleaded guil tm the Police Court this afternoon. to beings ve Brant, and was sent down to the farm for #0 days. Sars of tine and nearly new furnitore, at 1132 6th street northwest, will take place morn- Jeg. Aithouch not a large col it inone of the nesteet furnished houses in the city. ‘The or- Bee ade nt a naments and table ware are or the TUseme | Manuzace Licexses have been tssued to Thos, H. Stratier, of Culpeper county, Va. and Hester Ralede; K. Preil, jr. and Linde barasy Joun Jackson and Mary Prabces Gressoin; Isaiah W ‘ood~ Ward and Adela Dyson; Jos, Johnson and Ammo- bia Tyier; F.C. B Martha lor; Geo. W. Cornell and Bini, ee William county, Ware; P. A. Stnpson and Kate F. —_—__~ Some ef the finest building lots on Capitol Hitt ‘Will be sold to-morrow HOOD, in front of the at 5 and 530 x Fund fer Mrs. Macon and Baby following additional subscriptions hav- been received at THE Star office: Heretofore Towa State Employes of Se of the Federut Bi Dutiding Ansociation, Ne. meetii 2 lost evening, ofilcers were elected as foHows: Fresident, Joseph R. Bison; vice adVenced on 131 shares, and mea at $4,465, leaviug a balance of $3,111.56 in the treas- wry. ‘The German-American Building Association, No. 8, at {ts second annual meeting, at Witthaft’s hall, Capitol Hill, last evening, elected the following omicers: William Wittha‘t, president; Hy. Butt- ice president: Lewis Neurath, treseurer; rbuchen, Secretary; directors, Messrs. tt, &. W. Okey, A. Feldross, Charles Weber and J. W. Miler, rman bulleing association, to be known agton Building and Savings Association ganized last evening at St. Joseph’s nry Bergling wes elected president, chi, viee president; Mr. John Setfert, Mr. Lorenz Kissner, treasurer, and Schon, J. W. Schaefr, HL. Hergiing, uke, C: Rorben, Fr. Miller, Fr. Stin . Geyer ‘directors, > F. W. Hart. Denrrx—E. W. Hall, who recently went to Philadelphia, as he announced, fer the purpose Of collecting’ money for John’ Brown's Widow, bas returned, and has written a letter to Tne Stax complaining that his reputation has suffered by n of an article published in THE Stan. He says that st is untrue that he ever used the nome of any person as director of the Indus- trial home school without authority. “Only two of the gentlemen spoken of es such,” the letter s#y5, are now living—namely, Commissioner Mor- gan and General P. F. Bacon, These gentlemen will support my statement that they consented to the use of their names and were heartily tn favor of the project.” Hall says, also, he offered to return the money to those who ‘purchased tickets for his Lincoln hall entertainment, and that he has a letter in his possession from’ Mra Brown, thanking him for bringing her condition to the attention of the people. —— ‘Tue Horsrsnorrs held a protracted meeting Inst evening and considered the progress of the strike which began on the ist Instant, The strike has so far succeeded, according to statements by the Journeymen thet most of the bosses have com. plied with the demandsof the men. Out of twelve shops two remain out, and in them non-union men are employed. ee A CHARcE oF OUTRAGE Diswissrp.—Frank}in Brown, a young colored inan, wes charged in the Police ‘Court to<ay by a colored woman named Annie Mitchell with having assaulted her on the 24th of last November, Thanksgiving day. She told the court that he came into her house and threw ber on the sofa and attempted to outrage her person, and would have accomplished his pur- if she’had not frightened him off with a re- volver. ‘He took the stand and dented the charge, and the court said it was a stale charge and was not brought for several months after the occur- Tence, and he would disiniss the charge. per ca hae: Drvoxce Casks.—To-day, in the case of Laura V. Austin agt. Gould Austin, ’a decree of divorce was grapted plaintiff with permission to resume her maiden name of Etter. rttes were married February 28th, 1876, by Rev. 8. Shannon, and she charges him with’ cruelty, iniuman treatment, taking her watch and pawning It, selling the househok furniture: that he was a common gamb- ler, and that he was an idle, worthless husband, failing to provide for her. Andrew J. Ensor to-day filed a Dill for divorce from Juila Ensor. ‘The maiden name of defendant was Rowe, and they were married in Baltimore county, Md., April 9th, 1867, and he charges that she deserted him in O"tover, 1877. ghonabess dM A CHARGE oF Axsox.—Annte and Jane Davidze, two colored girls @Isters-in-law), were before Judzée Snell, in the Police Court, to-day, charged with at- tempting to commit arson, In setting fire to house No. 104 43g street, just south of the avenue, and owned by Horace 'S. Johnson. Mr. A. B. Willams pearad for the defendants. Nora Young, cole testified that she lives In the house tn ques- and the detendants so occupy rooms there, Witness and Annte had a difficulty day before esterday and the case was before the Police Court, and they threatened to make it warm for witness, and yesterlay some one got lato witness? rooin during “her sbsence and poured coal. oll on her bed and furniture and set fire to it and burned it. There was no direct testimony to connect thei with the affair and they were dismissed. ge ART SALE—A relly choice collection of of! paintings and watercolors 1s now being sold at tue artsales room, corner 15th and H streets, re- resent’ns various subjects, in all about one hun- ordinary attention from the fact that the paint- ings are from the exsels of our Washington artists, Tt Will be continued untll all fs sold. peed pal MARYLANDER'S MARRIED AT THE CoURT rs jonday there «ppeared at the court house a colored couple wenting to get_ married. zt the clerx’s office the arv Heens> proctred—the names of John W. Johnson, of Arundel county, (a 2-year oki widower), and anna Burney, of Prince George’s county, H-Year old whlow), being inserted. A minister fhquired for, and the attendants showed the Was fh couple to the room above the witness’ room, and in a few minutes Rev. Henry Bailey appeaced. The groom wore a dork suit, and the bride was attired in a white aress trimmed with lace, white gloves, and whit» satin bonnet with white ribvons, and a Sash of pink was Worn about her waist anda bow at the throat. There was. a number of spectators inthe room, and Mr. Bailey soon performed the marriage ceremony. Fish MARKET.—Sold by R. A. Golden, agen $5,000 herring, from $6 to $7 per thousand; 7,000 shad, from $12 to $20 per hnadred; 200 bunches Tock ‘and perch, from 10 to 50 cents per bunch. — ‘THE Doctors AND THE PROPOSED GARFIRLD Hos- Prrat.—A lar: ely attended meting of the leiding physicians of this city was held last evening at the Office of the, Columbia Fire Insurance company, on Fstreet. Dr. F.A. Ashford presided and stated that the object of the meeting was to exchange views in regard to the character of the Garfel al An iniormal discussion followed, a eneral current of opinion, as expressed, favored a hospital of a general character, where | No Oae should be excluded on account of nationali- | ty, sex, color or relf lous belief. ‘The necessity for an institution of this character was spoken of, and there was a general harmony of sentiment in Tegard to its object and aim. The medical pro- mm will hold other meetings in the interest of fes this hospital —_—_>__ AN Unique CRLEBRATION.—To-day, the 12th anni- versary of the opening of R. Goldschmid’s mam- moth departwent store, No. 812 7th street north- west, Was celebrated in a novel manner, the event being signalized by the presentation ta every lady of a handsome painted fan and the offering of un- usual and tempting bargains tn every line of goods. ‘Thestore, which was tastefully decorated in honor of the important occasion, will be. Drill fantly illuminated this evening. —— Rea, BStaTe Sates —Duncanson Bros., auo- one Edwards and Frank Hume, trustees, lot 29, subdivision by Thos. E. Young oi original lot 12, in square 490, with imorovements, known as Young's Law Building, southeast corner of 6th street and Louisiana avenue, for $10,015, to G. W. Utermeble. Also, parts of lots 9 and 10, same square, front 82 feet 5 inches on 6th with a depth on street of 102 feet_8 inches, with improvements, to js0, lot 3, in square on of 96 fe & John E. Herrel, at 59 cents square foot. Al 1, in square feet on Fast Capitol strect, wi Tiuches on 7th street east, unimpro Clars Ww. Extension of Vermont and New Jersey Avemees. In reply to a letter from Hon. B. H. Rollins,of the Senate, of April 24th, enclosing a petition of citi- zens asking for the extension of Vermont avenue, in the direction of the Soldiers’ Home, and asking the views of the street to the public by the ly without reference to any plan, and as the bumper of houses continued to increase ft be- came evident that an extension of the city was es onthe north of itin which the streets d no relation to each other or to the plan of the city. At some future day the public convenience will demand that these Strects shall be connected and strafghtencd at x ment of the Comm! P Of great accuracy and lance Hal to form any plans‘n this con- nection the Commissioners submitted an estimate in 1879 for $5,000 for beginning the survey for such a map. The survey has progressed as rapidly as its accuracy will permit, the work being done by officers of the coast survey. The triangulation of the entire District is completed, and topograhical Work has been carried along the northern edge of the city, for a width of about one mile, from the vicinity of 6th street to beyond Georgetown. The mep of a portion of the county between wth and ith streets extended was furnished to the Commissioners about a year since, and the maps extending to George- town are expected during the next month. It was tie intention of the Commissioners to maiure a plan for streets, north, of the city, conforming 1a neral termi to the plan of the city approved by n. Washington, in August, 1791, and to submit this plan to Congress for its approval, with the Tecommendation that a law be passed requiring future sub-divistons of county property to conform toit. Although the plan has not yet been ma- tured in detail, _yet on that portion’ between the head of New Jersey avenue and 14th street ex- tended, the Commissioners are agreed as to the ints. en That New Jersey avenue should be extended through LeDroit Park across 7th street and up the valley of a small stream in that vicinity to Mth Street extended. 2% That Vermont avenue should be extended in a straight line to 7th street extended. The desirability of extending Vermont avenue through the sub-divisions already made beyond 7th street has not yet been fully considered. The Tines of two avenues as extended are shown on the plan inclosed. The estimated cost of ex- tending Vermont avenue and improving itis about $70,000. As to the desirability of these extensions the Commissioners entertain no question. New Jer- Sey avenue will give a direct line from the Capitol to the two great roads—7th and 1fth streets—lead- ing into the county; Vermont avenue Will give a diers’ Home, and the intersection of the avenues hear 8th street extended will give a part or reser-. vation of the character found in various sections of the city. It is proper to Say that so long as the streets of this city are In their present con- dition—ten miles being covered with rotten wood pavements anda large amount with- out any pavement at all—the Commission- ers do not feel justified in recommending an appropriation of so large a portion of the cur- rent revenues as $70,000 to the extension of these avenues. If the United States will appropriate from the U. 8. Treasury the amount for the exten- sion of Vermont avenue, or tf it will make an ad- vance to the District, ‘to be paid from current revenues at a subsequent time. then this tmprove- ment which, as suggested in the Commissioners’ letter ed to the committees of the Senate and House on the District of Columbia on the 4th ultimo, then this improvement, which is certainly 80 desirable, can be 2ecomplished at once, other- wise it should be postponed until the rotten wood 1s disposed of, and certain of the streets, such a3 Pennsylvania avenue sout New York avenue, Q street, paved.” st, Maryland avenue, and other streets are —— The Fleming Safe Burgiars. ON TRIAL FOR ASSAULTING SERGEANT AMISS, This afternoon, in the Criminal Court, Judge ‘Wylle) the case of Thomas Wood, Edward Morrell, Chas. Wood, alias Chas. Fitzsimmons, and Chas. Lilly, alias ‘Thornton Collins, alias Jas. Thornton, changed with assanit and battery with Intentto kill “ct. 'T. Br Ainiss, on April 15th, was called. It will remembered that when the safe of Mr. R. 1. Fleming was blown open on the night in question, Serzeant Amiss encountered some of them, at he was struck and shot at. These parties were subsequently arrested by Detectives McDevitt, McEisresh, and others, near the navy yard. Mr. C. 8. Moore opened tie cas? for the governmen' and Mesers, C. M. Smith atid T. F, Miller appea: for the defendants. > THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. ‘The following are the oveninz and closing 919° of the New York Stock Market to-day, a3 report) by special wire to Hl. Hi. Dodge, 539 15th street: Opening. Closing BIA 483 48g A.D. Tel .. Canada Southern. ntral Pacifle OS 891g 89% Chesapeake and Onio,.....) 20% 21 Chesapeake and Ohio 1st pid... 28 80 Chesapeake and Ohio 24 pid... 223g 223g ‘icago. Burlington and Quincy 1313; 18135 L, and N. 76 7B 70 10% 1 n - eee 52 Sig Delaware and Hinason. 105% 10436 Delaware.Lackawanna and W.. 1195 TiKig Denver and Rio Grande Big 6134 Eri 363g 85% 72g =e "2 Re wr" (18655 41 41 80 30 10% 003g 18 16% Beach. BB BBY Michigan Central . B25 825 Missouri, Kansas 81% 31 Missour!' Pacific, 9056 Mobile & Ohio. to be Jail, where he has been detained ———__ ‘THe President has granted a further respite to EM Kelly, the murderer, in New Mexico, until ‘the 23d of June. Farar Stapsrt@ APFrRay IN BaLTIwoRE.—Robert Jamison, peer ne Roe noon by John ape. ceed, 88 years, at Lizzie Sher- Yrood’s house, No. 68 Chestnut Detween injuries from which the physicians at the Dovpital say he Will not recbven The edat 40cents. The new ‘not yet been fixed. The present admirable street management of Chairman Lambert and Superin- tendent Coleman, is getting the city thorouch- fares into better’ order than n common since the war. A number of small timber bridges over the streamlets’ in the suburbs have been re- hewed, and the superintendent thinks that some permanent culverts in such places would in the end be cheaper than the present frame structures, whitch easily rot and have o’ten to be replaced. Some regular plans on this subject will probable be adopted next year. SENT 70 WASHINGTON.—At the hearing of the “conjure” case yesterday, It ‘Was proposed to send the conjure powders browzht from Washington, to some chemist for analysis, but no funds were available for this pul on a hearing all the parties were discharged, and the alleged conjuring weman, who had no residence here, was sent back to the District side of the iver. REPORTER'S Notes.—The corporation court, Judge Meade, held-its third day session of the May term to-day, and was occupied mainly with grarting licenses toliquor dealers. ...Susan Jack- Son, nurse ata house on Henry street, where the last of the Smallpox patients has been isolated, was attacked with stnallpox yestenlay; so the town has still one case of the disease.....A mect- ing of the Louisville and Southwestern railroad company was fixed to take place here to-day, but Ro one appeared this morning st the Marision use representing the company. A meeting may be held this afternoon, ——_.__ ‘THE NATIONAL ARBITRATION LEAGUE held its sec— ond annual meeting for the election of officers at the I Friends’ church last. evening, Gov. Stanton presiding. He stated the object of the meeting, and briefly referred to the encouraging outlook for the just and civil settlement of future difficulties between this and other countries. ‘The secretary, Col. vs el an elaborate annual Teport, embracing a history of the league. The treasurer's report showed a healthy condition of the Mowing officers were then elected :—Hon. Fred. P. Stan’ resident; Prof. Bernard T. Janney, 1st vice ident; Col. D. 8 Curtis, 2d vice president; Dr. T. A. Bland, . ponding secretary; Isaac T. Gibson, nf retary; James M. Blanchard, treasurer; ex-Senator Fowler, Jacob Troth, Belva A. Lockwood, John Bowles, executive committee. River TRave.—Harbor Master Sutton rts arrivals at the river front as follows: Stmr. Pride, Peddengill, fish, W. K. Stuart; stmrs. Kate, Ellis, Wm. Gates, Childs; pungies Cora McKenna and Anna Bell; schrs. Mary Rebecca and Lizzie Re- an; sloops B. H. Lambert, Belvedere and Daniel heets; all with fish for R. A. Golden; schr. John Francis, fish for J. H. Skidmore. A Bratal Outrage, THREE WOMEN BOUND, GAGGED AND VIOLATED BY BURGLARS, A special from Greensburg, Pa. says: “Last night three masked men visited the house of Mra. Jonathan Stump, and, after robbing the premises, committed a brutal outrage on Mrs. Stump and her twodaughters. They first bound and gagged the old lady, who is sixty years of age, and set her in arocking chair. The two girls were ‘then bound and thrown on the floor. They demanded to know where thelr money was concealed, and failing te elicit the information from the women, instituted A search of the premtses, finding $1,000 and certin- cates of deposit in a Greensburg bank. Not satis- ced with this, they began to abus@ the women, and puta rope around the neck of one of the girls. named Carolina, threatening to hang her if she did not. tell where the money was. She still re- fused to furnish any information, whereupon they hung her to a ratter in the celling, and after tor- turing the girl in this manner for some time with- Out gaining any clue to the whercabouts of the monty, they cut her down. ‘The villains then out- Taged the persons of the three women and fled. ‘The victims of assauit are all suffering severely from the shock and injury to thelr systems, Livid circles still show the marks of the rope which en- circled Carolina’s neck. Her sister Mary is yet unable to move, and {tis thought she cannot sur- vive her injuries. Tie three villains are being pursued by some of the citizens of the neighbor hood and detectives. They are hangers-on of a show called the Ctreus Royal, Walch was in Greensburg Saturday.” Crvit, SERVICE Reronsens.—A special commit- tee of the executive committee of the Civil Service Reform association, of Philadelphia, reported at a meeting of the gentral committee, yesterday, that the visit to New York to confer with the executive committee of the National Civil Service Rerorn associstion had resulted In nothing definite, and that immedicte action of the organization would be deferred until Presvient Arthur had replied to the memorial sent him March 15. C UTICURA! THE NEW BLOOD PURIFIER RESOLVENT! 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CUTICURA! ‘A sweet, unchangeable Medicinal Jelly, clears off all external evidence of Blood Humors, eats away Dead Skin and Flesh, instantly ellays Itchings and Izrita- ftens, CUTICURA SOAP! An Exquisitive Toilet, Bsth, and Nursery Sanative. Fragrant with delicions flower odors and! ‘balsam, Contains in # modified form all the virtues of preserving, and beautifying the complexion and skin. ‘The only Medicinal Baby Soap. Curicuna Remepres are the only real curatives for Giseases of the Skin, Scalp and Biood. box; large MEpIcINAL TorLer BoaP, 25¢. ; Suavine Boar, l5c. Bold Principal Depot, Wexxs & Porren, Boston. sb ea emi a aor Es from mited nurter who wih Buse aoa On to oe = SPRINGS. UNITED STATES HOTEL. tad Season of 1682 opens JUNE 10th and dese FRIDAY, MAY 8 Fas i OVER 100 HORSES NOMINATED IN THE STAKES. fe Aeliehttal mnmmer resort will be. for the reception of ruests Mar ican * place GRAND STEEPLECHASE EACH DAY? He sent to M. A. Dauphin, New Orieans, La. The next drawing wili take place on May 9th, Does Your Head Ache? Tadilie’s Speers cures the worst case in 5 to 30 minutes. cents. At alldrug stores. Don’t Die in the House. “Rough on Rats.” Clears out ruts, mice, roaches, btn files, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers, ‘all points EP~The first Race will be called promptty at 3 o'clock. Tok "Sulphur Snags Adame on FP Positively no improper characters admitted within the grounds. ISLAND, BT ew THE FAVORITE OCEAN RESORT FOR WASE> INGTON PEOPLE. The medical profession pronounce this the; moat healthy resort on the Atautic emamt. Tt te 15 miles at sea: pure ocean breeses. always, cool: beautafal 3, surf and still water Geluchtfal walks ant acu and “drives; trout, sword, cod and biue fishing. No fev pais, or sunumer diseases, &¢, 6 §F "Trains by Baltimore and Ohio Rallroad every 15 minutes to Track. Special train from Baltimore at 1:30 on Race Days, m3-158 N ATIONAL THEATER. THIS WEDNESDAY, And TO-MORROW (Thursdsy) EVENINGS, Everyone Delighted, purchaser recommends German Corn Re- Get the genuine, 5 cents, Those Who Have Been Dosed with quinine, and experienced its injurious effects, should’ try Carter’s Liver Bitters, a sure cure for malaria, Every mover. HOEY & HARDIE COMPANY, In the great New York success, as played by this celebra- ted company over 1,000 times, x juarter of ries Galland theatrical rou 4 CHILD OF THE STATE. ‘Which will be repeated to-morrow evening for the last time, If it in Headach of any kind that troubles you, you need never have another attack. Send $250 to Dr. C. W. Benson, Baltimore, Md., and he willsend you by retut mati 6 boxes of’ his Celery and Chamomile Pills, and they will permanently cure you. Of drug- cabe to uot and Hote Mas for Iiustrated Ham: Evening 0. 8. MARDEN, Manager, se George Baty S Lae Gn Mae | a28-2m 43 Bowdoin st, Boston. unfil June tbh, 4 PRIEST'S VOW, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND. MONDAY, MAY 8, ‘known as EASTON’: ‘The extengive property | EMILY RIGL, . POINT—just east f the fret bething beech. IN HER “-ATONEMENT.’ mS _ | recently so'd by the Gibbs Land Co., toa BOS- Fror's. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, | TON SYNDICATE, has been divided into lots ana will ase ‘be sold in sizes to suit DON'T FORGET THE MATINEE SATURDAY. Every lot has a fine southwesterly exposure, and eom- gists, 50 cents a box. Hub Punch, pure old liquors and aromatic frat yunch or toddy made on the repared of Jutces, surpasses any pt spur of the moment. forty Years’ Experience of an Old Nurse, ira. Winslow's Booming Sno oe prescription of one of the best female physk and nurses in thony & Ellis’ ‘mands 8 full view of the sea. the United States, and hus’ been used for forty aor oomy ‘The property ia but ton minutes drive trem the Roars of Tanshter. — ‘The reais are to be tmmediately epenca and put ia U applanse. food order, water and gas introduced and ether im- provements made. Reasonable priecs will be ‘and no more attractive epot cam be found tor the estal- lishment of summer residences. Plans of the eub-divisions may be had of any of the ‘Real Estate Brokere at Kewport, and furtber informa tion may be obtained on application to B. W. CROWNINSHIELD, al-wksim 11 Pemberton Square, Borton, YONGRESS HALL 20 CNA, Mal, Sad and ev new. tepectty, ,t30 % ‘Worcester Ce., Md., and #15 Wharton, st., phi 026-128 Teas, HALL, Fp lege ng Pr. oO. Pi ne . Cay A a ve s ‘RANG, ~ ot a pmmeel 1882. Bee the Small Annoyances in Life are vanishing rh aclentific discovery. 8kin Cure, Dr. C, W. senson of Baltimore, Md., hes oreata a 5 rey, for tetter, eruptions and scurf on face OF sc: Every person mt Oo it will have a clear countenance. —— ‘The eminent Comedian, Allen's Brain Foed ia the Mont Relinble Se os ian Clarke's: le CULPEPPER'S COURTSHIP. tonic for the brain and generative organs. It post. |, thi th 2 See ot vand ‘Tuesday Night—Nasby's Widow Bedott. m3 all seminal and sexual weakness. All dri DD FELLOWS’ BA! WORLD'S MUSEUM.— $1 a bottle; six for $& Stow & Cromwel, ra | Oe Beautiful Soterand bale ave. DW. Fe * Al we 5.7? Aldemey Witten, churned every morning Fresh ter, of and delivered in 34-Ib. “Ward” prints, 45c. per ID. Al buttermilk and weet mili, nt MONDAY NEXT, MAY Sra, Joint tary Testimonial ten‘ered te Pa cas FORD and J. LOUIS FORD. 180, 52 be. perqt Cream, osities Exhit formance. Performance 2 only 15 cents. Reserved Seats 10centsextra. GRANT. May 24, 1 8 ofclock * DONGLASS HOU! me Rite onaNT ie P2®OF. CARPENTER. _ WILLARD'S HALL. Rehoboth a months, beloved daughter of Martin and Kate Grant, g Terme, $8 10614 per wk ‘Beal for cireniar, seeperal wl take place P residence, 1244 atm ALTER BURTON, Proprictar. dM and N streets northwest, on Thursday, May 4th, at 3 o'clock p.m. LACY. On May 2d, 1882, at 12:10 a m., W. B. LACY, aged fifty-eight years. Funeral from his Tate reatdenee, on Benning'’a 40-morrow (Thursday), at 3 o'clock p. m. Friends relatives are respectfully javited to attend. * LEONHARDT. On ‘Thesday, May 2, 1882, of con- sumption, ADELIA LEONHARDT, beloved daughter ley. 2, of Peter and the inte Eliza Leonhanit, at the residence Ali mn of her uncle, 1145 18th street northwest. Funeral services will take place Thursday, May 41 at2p. m. Relatives and frieuds are ily invite (AON SFEINGS AND BATHR, ALEALINE LITHIA WATFRS, HAMPSHIRE CO., W. Va. Oven JUNE ist to OCTOBER, and later; when company will Just.fy, having the lancest ve et ae er ee APITAL THEATER. Jake Budd, manazer. M nce of the Gea yans Viet phelia Starr, Sharpley_ and West, Ada Adair, ow icAuley, 3 Lamartine Brothers and Harry Black. ml Swimming pool of carbonabed mineral water i —— oo pi ey frecond to in iron, apd from as half to three-quarters: aR fours ‘or hnrweback) # fine white Grand mountain scenery, euuomer climate unsw: harnuine summer hole, More xatiefactory results ig toattend. IN ONCER? jew weeks, « SUIT. Suddenly, on the 26th of April 15%, st eee Coen rings in this country or E residence of her son-in-law, J. E. ‘olson, * Under the auspices of the ‘any of 008, ice George's ty, Maryland, Mrs. LOU- ISRYANE, beloved wife of Kelita Suit, in the seventy fourth yeat of her axe. UNDERTAKERS. GRACE P. E. CHURCH CHOIR, LINCOLN HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING. May 3, 1882—At 8 o'clock. and favorite Artists and ‘OSEPH GAW! ‘Mr. Herndon Moreell, Mme. Annie Roemer- Jc City, N. 3. GENEMAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, | itt: Hermdgn Morsell, Mme. Annie Ross fn Tor ae northwest. Terms moderate | appearance here in concert in 7 years). Mr. Milton Haag ai Summer Home, ‘Telephone counection, ml an, Prof. Josef Kaspar, Little ne Lucas (the ety A jew from every ‘OHN R WRIGHT, child Rie r74 cooly a re of the Mount er p< house. hn Pampa A Croquet, -< J UNDERTAKER, Ree tainineut of fauniies a wpeciuity. 1397 TextH Sruker NORTHWEST. Telephone Connection. alo UGUSTUS BURGDORE, A FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, No. 316 Peunsyivanis ayenuenorihwest, between 34an4 Akstreets. Everything first-clan. Janly K IN@’s PALACE, ;, Connell, Mr. R. H. Bosw: Sepecialty, A Selected Quartette (from the Chetrs of South Wash- IKS. D. B. STOCKHAM, ineton)—Mr. an Bus Taber W. E. m28-3m_ 945 D.C. 5 K street, Washincton, AUCTION SALES. ‘Tickets, 60 cents, Reserved without extra charge. ‘Tickets for sule at Mr. Wm. N. Daltou’s shoe stor, 903 Penn. avenue, and by members of Choirand Congregation of Grace church. 029 4t OTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE !! iblic to know that 1219 New a ch. ‘Roser, euch as Jacqueminot VALUABLE IMPROVFD PROPERTY ON H STR (WEEN TW AND TWENTY- STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. ON EXHIBITION AND SALE aT MARKEITER’S, Ne E etreet Largs sua Chae STILL THEY COME! | Fratien Pictu Markriter’s. Te No. 626 z |OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CTURERS' SALE OF TWENTY: age Sean MANUPFA rooms, BATURDAY, MAY SIXTH, af TWELVEO'CLOCK: ‘The attention of thetrade is di- as it is wi Tracrve. sat THOMAS DOWLING, Auct HOMAS DOWLING, Auchoneer. be sold, WEDNESDAY, MAY TENTH, FIVE O'CLOCK P. M., a Brick snd Frame ing. on ‘street, opposite Christ church,’ ‘Te Or secured note for six months Build to'be removed within two outs from date mde THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. (or Other Auctions ANOTHER ARRIVAL! WONDERFUL BARGAINS! AT McKENDREE M. F. n 9th and 10th sts. n. Sixty thousand dollars’ worth of MILLINERY, fresh, THURSDAY, May de Ta PA 50c. ‘Childcen, new, nobby and fashionable, to be slaughtered. Ten thousand HATS, for Ladies, Misses and Chil- dren, in Chip, Porcupine, Manilla, Milan, Canton, Straw, Satin Braids, Tuscan, comprising all the lead- ing ehapes, one hundred and fifty aifferent stylos, oraers are made up in large, clean, well-lighted, qatireitited Tacany rou, belonging’ to NAOULLe NOVELTIES IN $3 SUITINGS AND COATINGS. Fifteen thoneand dollars’ worth of Elegant RIBBONS RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, at Importers prices. . 816 Tru STREET. 1922 Pex. AVEXUE. Sign: **RED SLIPPER,” Now exhibit the largest and most carefully selected ‘stock of fine Shoes, Low Shoes, and Slippers ever seen in the District, Five thousand dollars’ worth of LACES and PLUMES — in all the leading shades, st less than market value. FLOWERS, the most exquisite display, at manufac- turer's prices, SILE-MIXED BANNOCKRURNS, a Pe oe eel VEAVING IN DIAGONALS, WEAVISINSEL BUITINGS, BIG, §2@” EVERYBODY CAN BE SUITED AND FITTED, As all our Goods are made to our own special order, we can insure better article and at a lower price than any PATTERN HATS and BONNETS ats reduction. reads among the green One hundred dozen Children’s TRIMMED HATS st E ‘Colors tiended in between silver threads mixed in with brown— 80c., worth $1. A FEW SPECIALTIES: lm woo! as soft as down, ‘Ladies’ finest hand-sewed Button. “ Don’t miss your chance, and call at 8 FoR LEASURE SUITS, ‘Those 21 ‘30c, Cloth and 40c. and 50c. Leather rorxoRateneeue KING'S PALAO ——— graveuline surg seid GENTS FINE HAND-STITCHED G: mi 814 BEVENTH STREET. BUTTON, AND LOW SHO&8, — ME TO PAINT. Gent's $2 unrivaled Button, Laced, and Congress. NOW 1s THE 11 NT. 2 +E £8 = Sour | Og ts U3 ; pag ben Back eer sem Infants’ fine Shoes and Slippers, all colors, 28¢. to $1. sig ees = PAINTS, WHITE SLIPPERS AND PATENT-LEATHER| TPT EEE® TOT AT - OIL, a2i-lw PUMPS FOR MAY FESTIVALS. f rie - AA F3 3 ‘VARNISHES, EEE Taa 00 BRUSHES, 4PAms . WasuiNoToN, 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUB ° GLASS, ETC., 18 AT No, 1421 NEW YORE AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY, FROM JAMES H. MoGILL, DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES, ‘Branch stores in all principal cities. apli-wks 150,000 === PLANTS. 808 F Street Northwest, Washington, D.C., (Or at the Nursery, en Good Hope Hill Road, in Unien- town, D.C. 1 Bo. 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ANEW DEPARTORE, ee osm _ | DRESSES MADB AND MATCRIAL FURNISHED SRS Se aes L?4es* BEER, ‘Prices reasonabie. Cd : AT LESS THAN NEW YORK PDICES. CHEWING ‘THE BEST IN THE DISTRICT. Bp fag hg et oa! ELEGANT GOODS SOW IK STOCA. 1316 F atrect. wear JO8. SCHLITZ BREWING CO.’3 Ja MikuRs EXCRRTEA. SSCSCSC~;7;3 EXCESTER. MILWAUKEE LAGEB BEER, ‘Ladies should call at orce and leavo their orders bo- known. FOR SALE BY DEALERS AND THE AGENT. fore the assortment of elegant fabrics is broken. 2 coe : 8 short ‘00F Degas. ‘Pratt street, near “a i oo, B, Ronn soo, SAM'L C. PALMER, DEPOT, 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET H.W. )