Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1883, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR: -WASHINGTON. WEDNESDAY. Tt Ie ag, Ee SEO WHDEX TO ADVESTISEMENTS IN THE STAR AxrerMrxts—#th page. Arronwers—5th page. AvcTiow Saces—Tth and 8th pages, Boanpixe— 4th page. Booxs, &c.—5th page. Bustrnss Cuances—4th pags, @rry Irxas—Sth pare. Couxrar Rrat Estare—4th page, Dratns—Sth page, Dewrierey—5th page. Dxy Goons—sth vage. EpvcaTiowal—5th pags. Famriy Strriies—Tth page. Firaxctat- 6th page. Fox Rext (Rooms)—4th pas. For Rest (Houses)—4th page. For Rext (Miscellaneous)—4th pase, Fou Sarz (Mincellaneoun)—4th page. For Sarr (Houses)—4th page. GEsTLEMES's Goops—Sth pace. ROvrervRs ish INa@s— 5th pace. Leapres’ Goons—5th page. Loer axp Fousp—ttb page. Mower To Loax—4th paca, Mapicar, &c.—6th pazo. PERSON AL—4th page. Pixos axp OnGans—7th page PROFESSIONAL. —6th paca. Rarrr0ane—Gth pace. Ser ar Picrenes—5th page. Sewine Macnmes—Sth page. Srctat Norices—Ist pace. Brxcisrties—6th pago. Erramrns, ke-4th pace. Sarr Derosrr—Sth pace. ‘Ter Traprs—6th page. Veprntraxrns, &c. —#th page. Waxtep (Hely)—4th pao. Wantrp (Situations}—4th pare. WantTep (Houses)—4th p: Waxtep (Rooms) —4*h p: Waxtep ( Miscelloneous) Woon asp Coat-4th nace - ‘The Weather. Orrick oF THE Cure Wasnixetox, D. C.. Apri For the middle Atlantic sta Weather during the rest of W lowed by Increasing cloue day. SPECIAL RULLETE ‘The indications crease tn th partly Snow ar son Thurstay. ep A New Fire m., there !s to be a novel tion by the Life Ring Fire Arlington hotel, showing the working of a new and tigenious apparatus ing building. The pubi THe Fouowixe Lines. > dinner plite Mned with rep ek Om Sewixe M For ge “Rellef” EYEGLASS FUSSELL'S Ice CkEAM and Charlotte Russa, “Lapres’ DeienTs—Low pric Cochrane's Bortrep Goops.—Old whisk Wines. All guarinteed pure Hans & Co.'s “ Btting and me: Tharp’ ladies aptown. SpEctar.—The original “Clo ter is made expressly for our tr: 4m quality, and is the finest t1 KO. New Hostery, choice bargains Cochrane's, up- town. For best bargains try 714 an Faxcy IN CKEAMERY, New York State Cre: ery and New York State Dairy Butt Dick embroidered tes, 5 cts Cochrane’s, up- | town. OwiNe to the rapidly increasing demand for ont have opened an Ameri- €an branch, where a large stock will always be the great Hungarian claret, King Hung” Flan wines. Orders from the trade in all principal eities of the United States and Canadas carefully onable terms, when show cards will be sent gratis. "Max Greger, Himit- | jan wines by special ap- | n of England. No. 232 5th pure Hungarian win kept of our Carlowit and all other kinds of still and spar executed on re ed, purveyor of Hun Dointinent to the Que avenue, New Yori, USA. S0c. Lack hook kid, splendid bargains, 634 to & Cochrane's. ‘Tue Weery Stax, a larze double paper of Atty- : 1x columns, will Le Sent postpald for one dollar a Year. Try it. No. 1 OLD RYE WH: ts Hlent art Y. Condensed Locals. extinguished at 3:0 a. mi. The Wrext six column: year. Try ‘The Vermont State Association last night elected : Officers as foliows: J. R. Thompson, president; M. ' E. Persons, secre- tary; L Green, treasurer; “and Messrs Fred. mory, F. Butterfield, S. Thornton and M. Parker, vice president; € ‘Mack, L. W. F. ¥, executive committee. At the antiual mevting of the Unitarian Soctety at All Souls’ church last evening, trustees were Justice L. F. Miller, Bernard R. elected as follow : Green, and S. F. Bond. ; At the regular mont 7 Fruit Growe Mterary a About 30 0°10" tor in the de assistant to fill the Vaeancy. ‘THe Co: meeting of thy ehureh last evenin: > FATIONAL. CHURCH. plonzo Youn, lerk. Messrs. W r Morrison were past year £4,000 hud be Of the churen, amount about’ $10,000 The appropriations for t gated #1 1 Of Dr. PreSbn . Youngs, E. Morrison, H. Gariiner, have de chott as Miss Mi this wi decoratty BssOTtment of wall aecot an and foreign desig: Dawed datnasse, ste embossed and Japanese paper: Stamped and colored. He and tntertor house cole @ larze assort nates Of Ame bliskment ts w. _ R.A. Golde Johnson’s wharf instead of Baving bought the fsb whart right triet of Columbia), Mr. L. dere w ee Eiecrions oF Orr! evening, tie followk: ig Year: J Dowling, mars! convention, to be held in Hortic city of Philadelphia, April 26th Poo Master: Fushak aon ec le, secretary; Henry arer; W. W. Dougherty, Sergeant-a ‘Thorn and T.V. Noonan. —— Srurrep Bixps at AccTroN.—W: LOCAL MENTION. SIGNAT. OFFICER, |, 1883, 9:30 a. ma. iueSs and rain on Thurs- RAIN PROBABLE TO-MORROW. e that the cloudiness will In- districts on the Atlantte coast, with er southerly to westerly winds on for the lower lake. rej nthe upper Mississipp! and and brush, | 3g dez. break Examine our skit buds A, With fancy fout rug, with Coehrane’s best 10c. & Covs Gent’s $1.75 periscopte,$1 pr. Prig; » Tellable goods, brandy, rum and 3.50; kid boot; the best boot in America. Corns of comfort, (Uul-corns) Shirts. Cochrane's, | th street. In lange and Small packaces. Goods as represented. terations soli by us. Geo. M. Oysren & Co. ~ quart bottle, | try it. 404 9th st. ND_ DISTRICT. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:55 p. m. and STAR, a large double paper of mtty- will be Sent postpaid for one dollar a y meeting of the Potomac | * Association, at the residence of | Mr. Ww. H. Chase, on 11th’ street, last evening, : Dr. S. A. H. McKin read an essayon an easy Method of raising smail fruits A very pleasing d musical program was carried out. st night some person lett a hew born white male Infant at the gate of St. fans Infant asybun. It was taken in and cared Ir. W. B. bese t conductor of the eleva- ‘i been promoted to rin the bureau St stente ee gineering, aud Slimpson has been appointed t the annual tety of the First Congre My. Chas. Beardsley Was re- ‘lected trustees, Taber Johnson snd Gen. holding over. The tr: rt, Which showed that during the n patd on the & BT ms Bis Ss anist and director of the choir, and , Post, Wan as leading soprana, ———— ir. Louls A. Dieter Opened, at 913 F street “northwest, en Monday of a new establishment’ of household vt. tnluding a larye and handsome | ion of the latest Ameri- » atuong which may be and stabesque vetvets, > silk papers, ralsed felt, her imitations, richly Iso does fresco work | d furnishes as well | Tue Pise Waanr Cases.—In the case of Messrs, art, for landing th it ‘ Hine, counsel tor the ! trom Con: ants, and the oflicers have orders to pro [mersincon a telegram trom fhetw separately for every day they violate the Ww. HS—AT the annuat meeting Of Hibernian Benevolent Society, No. 3, officers were elected to james Plant, pres- pollen, fir-t vice president; Thomas Enright, second vice president; James H. Kelly, Secretary; James Butler, treasurer: al. The Society also elected Jas. H. Kelly delegate to the Irish-American nattonal Itural hall, in the lumbers’ Assovlation has ¢! pMicers to serve the ensuing term, as follows: SS. President; James Tacan, vice presiteut: a itcheil, H. C. executive commit A. S. Dent, W. W. Inahce comunittee, insop, Dan'l Hannan, Joln Mf Mans & Co. anctioneers, will seli within their lesroom to-morrow moriing at il o’clo The Miner Wife Murder Trial. _ DAY. This morning, in the Special Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, the trial of the colored man, Frank ‘Minor, for the murder of his wife, Victorla Minor, on the 11th of October last, was resumed—District Attorney Corkhill and Assistant District Attorne Moore for the government, and Messrs. T. F. Mii- ler and E. D. Welgnt for the prisoner. THE SELECTION OF JURORS ‘Was proceeded with, and the talesmen were called as follows :—George W. Hager, challenged; W. 3. Orton, do. ; James Fitzpatrick, do.; W. Scott Chew failed to answer; John H. Beckwith, challenged; Joseph Davis, public officer, excused; Walker Lewis had formed an opinion from reading the Papers; Robert Willett had a strong opin‘on from Teading the papers. but thought he copld Tender an impartial verdict. Strong ev- ldence would be required. Pronounced competent—exception noted and challenged by defense. George J. Mueller failed to answer. Jas. Ward, challenged by defense—thus exhamsting thelr ‘challenges. M. J. Adler was pronounced competent, althongh he stated he had formed an opinion which would require evidence to remove. Mr. Miller asked what papers he had read, and tt being Tue Stax and Post, he remarked he was a sensib! Adler compete ed that Mr. The THE JURY COMPLETE. The jury is compose James M. Fost H. Bosto: T, jr, Andrew 1, Ch: n Riddie, W. B.S. Clymer, Harry John R. Connell, Joseph H. Semmes", M. (Those n y Tie Henry M. D: @ STATEMENT OF THE P the government, opened tue eo w that defeadant Was married to de four years prior to the occurrence; that their marri¢ Pleasant and smooth; that on tue mo ef lth last there was a dis eased threatened to leave hb (hauling), but returnet, ahd sound wr up thelr eTeets to move ant Mme there “were -no ethers tn house wth them; bat that the mother in creams Fushed up to the raois wt holdin mek Mr. Moore, at nl: ng 0 hat be his wife wit! i, 1 the TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION. Anna Minor, the mother o! the p-isoner, 1s:\flea that he was about twenty-seven y rs nd the deceased was his wife, who lived In the house | with her F street southwest. On the mor Ins of the murder witness cor up about § otek, Frank having gone outto work. Deceased was the only person in the hous o'clock Witness heard Frank and talking in the house, but not very load. usked her to fee horse, say!ii sh Way. Vietoria was cking Une this Ume. Witness was ont deor 3" ‘nt when she hi Si am a and Frank down cu and witnes nothing. (Withess here recownt: with the blade so gashed that it more adapted for use saw.) Th the door, and wh, Frank, ¢ a then eame Up, edi not know Her daughter vnd he was still cutting her athe Was doing. He $11 hess or her daughter aid, “ Well, Frank, and he replied, ¥ he is: had been quarrel- ight or nine months, and he ‘ould eal him vuld have to mined by Mr. Miller. hess Come from Fred rksburg to this y allot Richmond. The pris- ul soh to loving his ‘lors and acensed nus Johnson, onthe. i been accused by Frank of boing With Johnson, dishe had herd Fragk not de) 1 living with other parties. Mr M or nine mon thing she could to provoke aud aggravate the prisoner. court ruled the question out. Miler said that. the. fed to show that the pris that she had given lin eause for his jealousy, and his mip Was not sound. noted. ithess Sometimes when he came in she would commence the quar dd sometimes he would quarrel hat heard her tell Frank thatshe leave him; that Johnson was his master. e would be very much worried on such occa- and would sometimes slap her, sit down and Feo out. Both belonged to church—Mr. Gil bons’ Bapttst congregation, and she would gener- ally go aione. Mr. Miller asked the condition of Frank’s mind, Dut the question was ruled out. A TALESMAN FINED $5. At this point Mr. G. J. Mueller, summoned as a talesman, brought tn on attachment, was called sic but sick. The court sald 1t was important that gocd business men shouid be on the jury, and It would notdo for them to treat Mghtly the summons of the courts. Complaints are being made of bad Jurtes, €c., and yet some of them wili do all kinds of inean things to keep off the jury. It is more important that good jurors be obtained than pri- vate business be subserved. He would impose a fine of $5. A recess was here taken. —. Unveiling of the Henry Statue. PROGRAM OF CEREMONIES ON THE 19TH INST. ‘The pfeparation of the foundation of the statue of Prof. Henry, which 1s to be erected in the Suilthsonian grounds, was begun on Monday by direction of Col. Rockwell, the superintendent of public grounds. ‘The following 1s the program of the unvelling ceremonies, which;twill take place Ou the 19th of April: “Music by the Marine band, singing by the Philharmonic Society, unveiling of the statue by Chet Justice Waite With appropriate remarks, address by President Noah Porter, closing prayer by Rev. A. A. Hodge, D. D., the president of the Princeton Theological Seminary.” It is expected that the President of the United States will preside. ‘The executive committee have asked Gen. Poe, of Gen. Sherman’s staff, to act as the officer of the day. The site for the statue 1s a small triangular space northwest of the Smithsonian building and only a short distance from it. The Philnarmonic Soclety at their mecting last night accepted the invitation to arrange the masical portion of the ceremonies of unveiling the statue. oe District Government Affairy. DOINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS At the meeting of the Comtissioners yesterday afternoon It was agreed toreadvertise for proposals for repairs of the P street bridge, the one pro- posal received not being satisfactory. They also agreed to purchase thirty feet additional for the school lot on K street from Mr. Corcoran. After the adjournment of the board Major Dye held a conference with Comuissioner Edmonds. I DEBT FOR MILITARY STORES. ‘The application of the Sumner Mounted Guards for fifty sets or Iry equipments having been referred to Gen. Benet, chief of ordnance United States army, that oflicer has replied :*The District Is In debt $1,721.97. ‘These stores will cost about and wil largely Increase this debt. These re on hand and could be Issued if the Stute Of the District quota would permit.” FUNERAL OF Cart. Cross.—The funcral of the late Capt. James Cross took place this morn- ing. at § o'clock, from his lite residenc Washington, and was attended by a delegation of Lafayette Lodge of Masons and John A. Rawhnys (0. 1 Grand Army of the Rep religious services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Domer, of St. Paul's Lutheran church, and the r niains were taken to the B. and P. depot and laced On the 9:90 train to be taken to Lancaster, Pu., where the interment will take place. ‘The pall-bearers were J. P. Pearson, ck, H.'T. Hutton. James Falby, Chas. and H. Ht. Martin, “PM. W. G. Bowers, fe lodge, went with the farmtly to Lan- Cross was a native of Lancaster, and & company, which Was attached to Yivania volunteers, and served with Ull 18u4, When he was discharged used by a wound in the Read, he has restded bere, and he was tn high esteem by all with whom he asso- clated. for disability, | since which tm >-— ARREST OF A I'UGITIVE FROM MARYILAND.—Yes- ferday Lient Arnold arrested a colored man named Henry Kettle, an alleged fugitive from jus- ttee fromm Prince George county, Maryland. He had committed an assault on a while man and escaped. le Pyle, Who came here for him this Arnold. He deft with the prisoner on the 10 o'clock train. Marrisar Lic arriage Mcenses have teen {-sued by U erk of the court to Stephen ‘uasom and Auntie Guire; Robert Connell, of aetisville, Pa., and Mary Stouffer; A.D. Dyer and E F. Dixon; David Smith and Enma Wil- ichael Sullivan, 0; Kausas City, Mo.,and, Tington, —S THE Mepicat. Soctsry.—At the annual ape! of the Medical soctety of the District, held last night, officers were elected as follows: President, D. R. Hagner; Drs. W. Prentiss and F. A. Ashford, vice ‘presidents Dr. Hartigan was re-elected sec- retary and Dr. Magruder treasurer. The following board of counsellors was chosen: Drs. Palmer, Lovejoy, Bulkley, Patterson, C. E. Hagner, J. T. Johnson, W. H. ‘Taylor, C. W. Franzonf and 'T. E. Meardle. Dre J. 0. Stanton, T. C. Smith and T. A. McArdle were elected as the board of censors. ‘The delegates to the American Medical association fam Ellot, D- Re aguer,’ Patterson, Prestiag Ake. AD, . er, Araie, Busey, Ashford, Franzont, Lee, J. T. John- son, King, Kleinschmidt, Bulkley'and Smith. Dr. Bowen’s resignation was received and accepted. sal ‘Reon and at 2:30 and 7:20 0% Collection of Nerth snd South Americen, Uistem Blase came, 4. H. Yarnall, Willlam May, Thomas F. Mall “. Shute and'T. L. Pricdriga wore elected te mene, derabip. Almost Another Murder. PROCEEDINGS IN THE SPECIAL CRIMINAL count TO- | 4 SPECIAL POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH SHOOTING AT About 9 o'clock yesterday morning Henry S. Davis, & special policeman, who does duty at the large sewer on the Baltimore and Ohio ratiroad, came to his home, No. 1931 Maryland avenue, and had some words with Mrs. Mary Minis, who was Mrs. Marian Hays, a lady occupying a the same house in'which Davie and his family reside. Davis entered Mrs. Hays’ room and commanded Mrs Minis, who was about to leave, too ee 2 had her hand on throwing it open ran out. Davis whipped out a revolver and fired through the open fleeing woman. The woman stated that he was intoxicated, and his alm was fortunately inaccu- \d the bullet, trom a lai strubk the partition on the side of the door and went crashing through into the next room, ing {ts force against the opposite wall. The bullet came within a few inches of Mrs. Hays, who was in the room in which the ball was found. A call for the police brought Private Slack, at sight of whom Davis fled, but he was captured near the Jail and locked uj station house. the prisoner was ch: with intent to kill. to kill her if she did. he door, and suddenly British | bulldog, at the second precinct ce Court this morning d with assault and battery ‘The case was continued until Saturday on account of the absence of the com- plaining witness, who has a child that ts supposed to be dying. ‘The defendant gave $500 ball tor his A charge of carrying concealed wea- gainst him was also continued, Amusements. .—The last performance will be given this even- . Haverly’s Con- js will commence Washington always giv toa good minstrel troupe, and the house will doubtless be crowded every evening. Mr. John ‘T. Raymond has audiences In his new play, At every performance. iter suits this popular come and his presence on the arty laughter and applause. will be continued for the re and slould be seen by every lover of Forp’s Orrxa Hors norrow evening J. hearty welcony Life was not | ment, sn | qvr.—Harry Miner's comedy com- “ the cosy Comique. hich they offer is an Alty artists appear ‘Thirteen educated dogs appear nd entertain both old and wlth their wonderful tricks to the creat de- | Meh of the larg audience of culidren who assem- Tn addition there are eleven new artists In new acts and music, and a number of ble there dally. SKATING RINK.—The rink season closes ic, When the management will be given. cy dress assembly and _bene- nal, but the surface ppearing in e h general skatt Fancy dress wilt be op | will be reserv | until 9 ovclock, | the rule until 11 o’etoc! atthe time. Avout | y Mand Bell Ringers with the famous 2, Waltcr Pelham, will be here next w Mr. Ford's Funerat—The Other Side. | To the Editor of THe Events | the navy; Mis | Birdie | ba | acting ccount of the les M. Ford, who was buried last Sab- er, misinformed in one Impor- secret societies aloft the late cbs her red hin not to do it. but | over Mr, Ford [While tt may be technicati: @ | Tector of Christ cuureh, performed th | Congratulations we against secret soctettes, atters whieh a out of place on | ajority of persons consi sion Of funeral ceremoules,—Eb. Sak} REAL Estate TRANS! Deeds in fee have recorded as follow: a Pill, lot 2, sq. § arr to Jacob Franz 17 and 18, sq. 10 ine A. McCoi | Speak more accurate! anders, lot 6, sq. 705 [oboe snore eecura el Jones to Gee to Uniontown tdge, lots 2 and 31, sq. 21 F. Miller, sub, Ingle, trustee, to C bela Collins, le . Beatty & Hawk! ns prior to the homicide done every- , sae 53; Sq. 445; $—. wrtello, Saine property ; trustees, lot 12 and 14, sq. all to A. Herman, south half y. Conrad to P.’H, Folsora, Cora L. B. Mel | but such transae! | ruptc ourt adhered to the rule, and an exception — The Northwestern ‘The report of the secre | ‘ook, Showed that. the assets were $3,342.87 and the Mabilitie= $2,800.87, allowing 8 per cent the unredeemed shares. ’ | was elected president; J: dent; John Cook, sectetary and tre: Dancanson, A. s ward Hammersle shn B. Foster, vi dine, J. H. L. Enger, Ed- cls Feiger, directors. “THE SMUGGLERS.”—' audience last evening at Ford's to | appearance’ of and stated that he responded yesterday afternoon, | finines gpucs mone accepraUly, perfection and was warmly appli Miss Paulin made the most | The chorus of the fresh voices of the Washington | 5 very best ever here was a very lary greet the sevoi | comply with the necessary conditior ted the Queen to uded throug! | sharper the ‘as too late, and this morning he was too | heard In opera and has been thoro' th performances. The Apollo cub hav to do but they do It very wel under the leadership of Prof. Sousa, 1s all | that could be expected, while the singing of Mr. rson and Mr, Travenner and the acting of Mr. Mansfield were highly commended. ack—Mr. J. H. Rennie, who ap- eared to such an advantage when the opera was produced in Philadelpht to maintain the | ment employment. One of the | ever, got out of patience, and ad) | answered the advertusement, and the we: | young man called on him. Aftera short conver- | town.——Capt. J.T. Ro 4s but one draw does not seem to care me excellence he 'ubbs, though he has improved on Monday nighvs performance. ‘The audience last night, however, was on the whole delighted for | they only exacted eleven encores. ‘Tht there was a ood attendance at the matin night fs the last performance. peta ene rs. Wescott & Wil- , have a rent list for ms, ranging in price per month, in ‘the west end and s firm ha8 also a choice lst of untinproved property in the western advertisement. Rear. Estate corner 20th and Is ses Of Seven to ten rooL from #15 to $10 , cepted the proffered ald, and ina short time the sectlonidhtne broker Was in possession Of all the facts concern. | 2Bee Was ) Ing the ¢ tor, ad relition to the matter, and thus worked | Hglous ARY AT THE Fount —Last evening the junior forelgn missionary society of the Fourth Presby- | terlan chureh celébrated its 44th anniversary Dy little entertaininent, in Which the friends of U society were treated to a chote ‘The pastor opene tnarks, in whieh he stated that PRESBYTERIAN CHUR that the deparunent the case, tor that a vacancy musteal and lter- with a few r miles north of Canton, China. He then gav signal, and a doz vi elghty-odd jugs the children for t realized from th grain Was then rep Larner and Mr. Provost und W. contralto S010, M lads and uisse ‘The following dz Tnstrumental duet, elly; ¥ocal duet, Messrs. . J. 8, Powell; allegro minor concerto, Miss | ; Soprano solo, Mrs. Oldberg; uding, Miss Wolhauys Downing; vocal trio, Mrs. Middleton, Misses 3 Plano solo, Walter Gleason. ty enters upon its 45th'year under very happy A New Enterrnis here has been estab- Ushed this week, at N’ . #3 Th street northwest, n instulment rurniture and carpet house, n, the proprietor of the sau in condueting th: roposes to sell on instalments a: die accepts a stnall outlay for > balance In weekly or moanthly payments, He 15 determined, he says, by fair dealing and low prices to secure the patronage of the public and layites them to call and inspect his stock and prices before going elsewhere, SPRING AT THE Misriv STORR.—At the corner of woth and F streets there 1s spring stock of clothing In the misfit varlety of styles, the quality of materia Workmanship, 115 claimed, cannot be surpass7d. 7 re all grades for boys, youths and men’s otuing, and satisfaction Is guaranteed or the money refunded, ——— ‘The Courts. Equiry Court—Judge Cor. t. National Fir Assoot hos had ten | business and ing orlginal pictures or act ual representations of Such great damage to telegraph wires’ ‘The spots | Buidal G on that occasion covered 2 huge area, 60,000 tiles | Sural: Silks. all eclors, $0 cen uite a display of the ms Speaking in a general way of the phenomena ol 1 Tule on defendant, retarnable April 4, Burch; C. G. Lee appointed guardian ad litem. PoutessCount—Judge Snel KS, colored, disorderly in Lily Leshaw, vagrancy; agranicy; bonds ‘i, Morsel, col To-tay, Anthony Bi the county; $5 or 15 a: personal bonis, John or days. Robt. Johnson and W. ored, Vagrancy; person: to Settle It. From the New York Herald, April 4. Either Stephen W. Dorsey or Rerdell, Boone, Walsh, Moore and other witnesses have done a vast deal of wholesale lying under oath. If the witnesses for the government have told the truth. Dorsey must be credited with an amount of per- him to prison fora longer the star route crimes with ‘This irreconcilable conflict of testimony luction of Dorsey’s Hooks. Senator to the Arkansas post masters these book accounts will speax for them- selves and will show whether Dorsey the perjurer. But Dorsey and his counsel declare that they will never produce the books in court. take this stand on the principle that “figures won't lie?” - earth. The events of the last two years, durin Which was more than jury that would d period than wot cal which he ts charged. settled by the ‘the letters of indicted for the brutal Isaac Booth (col murder of an infant iid in Brunswick county, Affairs in West Washington. Norse Literature. CONFIRMATION aT Sr. Jonw’a—Last evening a Congregation assembled in this Ume-nonored | DISCCSSION BY THE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION. pal church to participage in the interesting | |The paper read at the meeting of the social services connected with the rite of confirmation. | Science Association, last Saturday evening, by There were present of the clerzy: Rt, Rev. Dr. Pinkney, bishop of Maryland: Kev. Sohn & Lind: | P°Ot Bdward Sandtord Burgess, entitled “Old say, D. D.; Rev. John H. Chaw, Rev. John M. K. | Norse and Neighbor’ Literatures Compared,” de- McKee, Rev. Alexander Shiras, D. D., and Rev. | veloped, on the part of its author, s searching and | the following immense a Rober’S. Biker. After an eloquent discourse by comprehensive analysis of the former, and a most | G0ldschmid's, Se aS Ser Dar, 80 ft. clothes line 4c, 60 ft. $c, 50 cl c, coal shovels with long handles 8c, goblets saucers 60c 3g nch china cuspa- dores decorated with moss’ roses 85c, lange agsort- ment of real Majolica J $1.00, stove pol the bishop, @ class of nineteen persons were pre- interesting comparison when those of the Anglo- sented for confirmation by De Lindsay, rector ot Salat = the church, to whom the bishop addressed a fear | 84X00, the middie European countries and of happy and impressive words prior to the laying | Greece and Rome were placed en rapport. In the on of hands At the close the ghoir sang, in a very | history of nations oral song and legend come first. spirited manner, “Onward, Christian Soldiers.” | The Songs and Sagas of the Nortionen, were thelr THE CUMBERLAND Coan ‘TRaBE—The shipments | poctry and prose, and compare with that ot.our from the mines of the Cumberland coal region for | Anglo-Saxon forefathers allke in absence of rhyme, the week ended Saturday, March 31, were 49,816 |in a short telling effect’ and a boldness tons, and tor the year to ‘that date, 452,367 tons, | melody, and differ essentially from the lower an increase Of 2.864 tons over the corresponding | European countries in these particulars) = The period of last Year. To Chesapeake and Ohio | author reconciled the uniformity of the legends canal—Week, 12187 tons, year, 24,867 tons; in- Coming to us from these various Sources, upon the crease over last Year, 20,644 tons. ground of the common origin of the races, and THE CaTHOLIC Union held its regular weekly | the diversity in details to the different circum. meeting last evening. A lange number of members | stances surrounding these races, after thelr sev. were present, and some important business was | eral migrations. The poeta of he lewen oe wae ‘The meeting closed with an interesting Uterary | Norse and Ieclandic mythologies, and were the program. companions of the chieftains, elther in peace or Tug MuRrny-Hoyr Wepprxa.—The marriage of | war. Their pocty was vigorous and stormy. full Miss Florence Murphy, niece of Mrs. Capt. Frank | of fight and action, while that of the Grecian | ™an Shephard, and Mr. Frederick A. Hoyt, of New | poets was bright and joyous, refined and subtle. Xork, took place at 8 o'clock this morning at | "The essay called forth an animated discussion by Trinity church. ‘The nuptial mass was celebrated | members present, among whom were Rev. A Flore. by the venerable uncle of the groom, assisted by | dus Steele, Prof. Blodgett, Hon. Jno. Hitz, Mrs Rev. Father Noonan, of Georgetown coilege. ‘The | Sara A. Spencer, Mrs. A, Tolman Sinith, Dr. abd bride was attended to the altar by Miss Emma | Mrs. H. Randall Waite and Mrs. Lita’ Barney Hoover, of Warrenton, Va., and Albert Hoyt, | Sayles. Mrs Waite having spent some time In hephew of the groom, ‘and given away by Capt. | Norway, spoke from personal observation, ahd was Shephard. After the ceremony the bridal party | listened’ to with much pleasure. Mra Sayles returned to the house of Capt. Shephard, whore | called attention to the introduction into this coun. the wedding breakfast was partaken of. The | try about two years since, of the written music of newly married pair will leave for Florida, stopping ay’ and Of the richness and pathos of the at Richmond, Va., en route, and on the termination | minor undertones so generally prevailing tere, of their wedding tour will’ proceed to New York, | and referred to the Hardanger flidle, one of thelr thetr future home, national instruments of music, which emits an BrILvinG Assocration.—At the 12th regular | echoing minor tone, trom its pecullar fas stoning. monthly meeting of the First Co-operative Build- | This 1$ caused by fine metaille strings which are inx Association, of Geogetown, $3.000 was'sold, a8 | placed just. beneath those played upon, fol 0) at 76 per cent, $800 aL 73 per cent. $200 and respond sympathellcally, — and 18 at G9 per cent, $100 at 73 per cent, $1,000 aL 70 per | supposed by Jérgen Moe to be of no accidental cent. $100 at 68 per cent construction, but to shadow forth In tts murmurs Real ESTATE Save —Mr. James L. Davis, agent, | the spirit of melancholy and unrest that charac. ugh Thos. Howling, auctioneer, yester- | terizes the people of these desolate countries, She the old Pettit property, at the corner of Fred- | also spoke of Prof. Anderson, of Madison univer- K and 21 streets, parts lots 65 and 66, in Beatty | sity, and of Auber Forestier, his able assistant, iwkins’ addition, to Mr. J.C. Scunelder for | whose translations of Norse music and song snd $4,125. prose, have proved so acceptable wo the American PensONAL.—Dr. Barbarin has left town on a | reader. shot visit for the benefit of his health. = ‘The heavy storm preventing the attendance of a STRICKEN WITH Panazysis—Capt, Jame: one of the oldest clerks in the quarterm: eral’s office, and formerly of the commiss partment, United State: nte stric with paralysis large number, there was a general expression of desire, on the part of the scclety, that Prof. Bur- Kess should again read his instructive and tater- esting paper. ‘Norway Music Album. — ——se~. ‘The Eight Hour Test Cave. —The wedding TAKING OF TESTIMONY CONCLUDED—WHAT MR. BAR- Cassin, the second daughter ope oe : |. D. Cassin, and Assistant Eugineer | ‘The taking of testimony 4 the test case of as W. Kinkaid, U. took place yesterday | Thompson against the United States for back pay afternoon at the residence of the bride's was concluded in Philadelphia yesterday, It |- streets Tnedwelling was Nendcomely Hen covers sixty-two pages of legal cap and shows that and Ichted, daylight being entirely exclu when the ten-hour order of Secretary Thompson ‘The bridesmalds Were Misses Mamie Cassin, Ellen | was read at the League Island yard the men were Bowie and Nellie Weems, and the yroomsmen | advised wo Work as.required, but to do So unter Surgeon Nash and Mes: Beatty and Mason, of | protest, which they did. The remaining evidence Fannle Cassin, Gracie ne 'y to establish the claimant's case wil! be ngs, Charlotte Stephens, L obtained from the official records. dith Cragia, Aunte Jones and Ir In reference to the sult Mr, Barrett, of this city, attendant. The bridal party entered | of counsel for the clatmant, says: “Mr. Thomp! the parlor shortly after one o'clock, the bride and | son’s claim 4s only one of thousands growing Out groom standing under a mintatire toro | of the government's disregard of the act of Con- Sentation ef the ship “Despatch,” with gress fixing cight hours as a day’s work. We shall horse-shoe suspended above It. Ret is have a Uial of the case shortly before the Court of Claims. From there it will probably go to the Si preme Court, The facts of the case will be dete mined In the lower court, whieh is required to set bie. “About 400 invitations were Issued. forth what ts called a finding of f Tf the Su- d_ diseoursed autimnl selections of muste. | preme Court decides in our favor we expe that At tour o'clock Mr, and Mrs. Kinkaid left on their | Congress will recognize the propriety of paying all wedding tour to the north and east. the then for their extra labor without subjecting a cach clatmant to the expense of prosecuting a ice Brokers.” separate sult. No reasonable man believes that NEY BY PRETENDING TO the law was passed for any otier urpose than to REP cOR PIGELD ANXIOUS save | Secu antes In the employ of the gov- a WE EOR FEOELS) ANKIOUS)/SO) SERVE: ernment the then current wage Sper te for eight UNCLE SAM. hours’ labor. The mechanics will present to Con- | “Procuring government positions for pay, or, to | gress their grievances, amd there 1 no reason to Tshould say the pretense ie Peedi) wil a0 we “ ala onesie ida gentioman of lone of- | {0s direct that these men be pald thelr Just du perience t a Stak reporter, sis a conf | {2 t¢eordance with the letter and the spirit of the then tendered and Inents partaken of from a bountifully suppit Fraudalent HOW THEY MAKE of procuring them,” ficlal e: . | dence operation that will continue to be practiced + —_____ ; | as long as tuere are fools to be fleeced out of their Alexandria Affairs, money.” Reported for THE EVENING Stan. re these brokers ever really able to command | _ Fike.—About 11:15 o’elock last night the alarm ia inquired’ the was given fora fire which destroyed the engine ye aren a A house and tool house of the Alexandria and Fred- the reply. may be, and per- sburg (B. and P.) railroad company, near the es In which governinent positions | interseetton of Duke and Payne streets. The build. from those haying the power | ae aoe or tr = and ce Dantes Broke: out io » AppOIItRets en cortnnt Ghee: he engine hous*, whence they spread to the too! ppolnrments through corrupt bargains, | Voi se bod of wiles royed. “Tae fire 1s | for the paymentof a fixed sum of money, sed by the sparks of a 3 passing tral Will not be great. Built of | ight material, the burning of the building made a iereat Hght, and for a short. ume produced con- siderable alarm in town. It ts understood tl Uiese sheds will be replaced by more substantlal einen. edifices. w do they work thelr schemes? ‘THe INFANTRY Farr.—The ladies’ fair in ald of iy in different wavs ‘They are usually | the Alexandria Light Infantry. opened last night shrewd scamps, who watch every opportinity and | at Armory hall, and was the central point of ate take advantage of every trick. One plan Js to In-| traction. A throng attended, and am exceliont form the applicant that a cash outlay will | opening was made. So many useful articles of nd require an advance from the daily use have been contributed to the fair that enty-fve dollars. He ts put off fro the bazaar at Armory hall wears a more solid as- and flecced as long as he will st than the ladies’ fairs which have heretofore f told that the place has been secured, but | been held here. tC another $25 or $00 Is necessary 10 pay for It | Station-Hovse.—At the station-house this morn- y the victim, out of patience, to pay | ing the only prisoners were Georgle Day, c nd Uscn he is told that as he will not | arrested by Oilleer Hayes and committed by Ivts his own | tice Arnel for disorder, and Daniel Nelson and It he threatens lo expose the | Virginia Nelson, arrested by Officers Ogden and oolly advises him that he, in| Sherwood, charged with assault upou Georsie offering to buy a place, 1s as deep in the mud as | Day. he (the sharper) is in the mitre, and that’s the end |“ Reronrer’s Nores—The Prince street_pump, | of it. 1 knew of one case In which a young man near the corner of Royal strect, whose well Was | from a western state was here seeking xovern- | dug tn 1786, 18 now being removed. The pump has | enators from his | not been used as a water source for a long time. | state was working Industriously for him, and bad | Its principal use of late years has been wea nt, been promised a position. ‘The young man, how- | vertising medium ——The Lady of the Takes bak Tused that he | her perth at the Pioneer Mills Wharf and was car- smart brokers | ried up to Washington yesterday.—There has ™ | been no Increase in the arrivals of fish at Fish- berts was hurt yesterday Satlon, the terms were agrecd upon and the | by falling over the windlass of his vessel, the broker assured the gentleman that ue would get | schooner Oliver Harrison, near the Guins fighine him a place, | ‘Then he asked his visitor if he had | shore.—The dairymen of this nelghborhood wil, any references; anybody who knew ttm snd | it 1s understood, not reduce the price of uik dur, would vouch for his character, etc. ‘Oh, ¥ Ing the coming Season to the rate at which it was piled the young man, very uoughtlessly, sold hereabouts last summer.— adaitional testi- 1s toy friend, and has been promised 4 pos! | mony in the Wise-Massey election case was of. tion for ine,” naming the department chief Who had | fered yesterday afternoon before Auditor Ben). Made the promise. Next day the broker waited | Austin, at the Columbus street court-house, upon the Senator Dressed great Interest, In ————— the young man. He was anxious to see, im A Living Sacrifice. placed, and was satisite he could of WOMAN CRA: < servied in obtaining him a position ir | * WOMAN CHAZED BY RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT At. tho Senator would but permit. him- (the CRIFICE HER CHILD. broker) to ald In the undertaking. ‘The Senator, | For the past week a religious revival has been who, by the way, Was one of the most honest and | in progress in the German Protestant church in credulons, easy-Koing men I ever saw, gladly ac- | Snenendoah, Pa. Among the faithful in attena- Ann Wagoner, who was yesterday ena. | taken {0 the insane départinent of the county raving maniac. The pressure of re- citement was So great as to unsettle her He. was informed | Tason, and last Sunday so anxious was she to a not lost sight of | Offer up a sacrifice that she attempted to take the and that he might say to the ‘Sena- life of her child, but fortunately was discovered vould occur ina few days. ‘The | before the crime’ was committed. A close watch fried to the young man the mes-| Was kept cigs ec she wae tied ike ae el | placed age 2 Ke insane asy- NE AOpCIneneHt aad el ey yee Rum. During thecndrercer mts sang hymins avd - At 7 . at | Mered up prayers. She is about 35 years of age, ured the position for im. For eight months that po: al belny procure situ profess vo do den fault that he fa would pay for a place, One of the He obtained a note trou the sed to the department chief, in | almshou: himself right into broker then a eo confiding youth paid the broker $25 per month, only more Lt man government employ, and 13 a inost worthy genile- ab Nei 10a) DE cate 10 Fel AS AB, LBD | ese Tve no doubt his ts a type of many cases.” You may Set down any man who offers to procure gov- Dress Goons ernment places for pay as a fraud, and If he de- nies lt refer him to me, and I'l’guarantee to | prove it.” Earthquake shocks have occurred in Sicily. learn afterwards that the nan had had no uae uence in getting him work than had the | (Al bewllng Green, Ky.. Scott Oliver shot and the moon, “The young man is still here in | Killed John Walton yesterday during a dispute Rivverox. WE HAVE THIS DAY REDUCED m Spots and the Weather, THE AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY DISCUSSES Our62 cent Dress Goods to 26 ct, Our 50 ceut Dress Goods to 25 cte, THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THEM. Our 45 cent Dress Goods to 25 cta, The monthly meeting of the newly-organized Our 37 cent Dress Goods to 25 ctu, American Agtronomical Soctety was held Monday Onr 31 cent Dress Goods to 25 cts. night in the Packer institute, Brooklyn, Mr. 8. V. Our 25 cent Dress Goods to 1234 cts. | White, the president, in the chatr. Mr. G. T. Ser- ‘Our 20 cent Dress Goods to 1234 cts. | vice, the secretary, spoke on “The Connection On by etre oe Between Sun Spots and Terrestrial Meteorology.” Goods: ri ‘The subject was illustrated with three slides bear — the great sun spots as seen at the time of the CEAND EARGAISE 18) great magnetle storm last November, which did | Summer Silke, 45 centa, 50 cents, 62 cents, 75cents. Bridal Quilts, extra larze, 98 conte. ts. second picture | Cloth for Hoys’ Wear, 25 cta., 97 ctz., 50 cte, LORE BY 0 DOD male Deo Cashmeres, Chudda Clothes, Begee- Tepresented the changes that had taken place during the storm. ‘The instant that the sun spot | Howes; Jnl the new colors. broke up with a great whirling motion the earth Parasols, twilled silk, £2,00, $1: 15, 52 #200, felt the effect, and there Was a brilliant outburst eo Satin Parasols, ined, $2, $2. of aurora borealis, The third slide gave a picture 100 PIECES BEST STANDARD CALICOES, of the great spot, which some astronomers sald Spring Btyles, 4 cents. Was caused by thé great comet when It made its | Awning Strpes, all eolore, 15 cents, perihelion passage in Markably large, with an immense black nucleus. ains” in every department, sun spots and the weather, Mr. Service sald he did not think there could be any doubt that Cc. M. TOWSON, there was some relation between sun spots and the earth’s magnetic condition. The maximum | _S?4 _ 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side. | pW, sun spot perlods wereinvarlably attended by great storms and meteorological disturbances on the which floods and tempests have coincided. with tremendous displays of sun spots, have tended to support the theory. Mr. Service ‘also gave a plc- ture of the planet Jupiter, showing the great red YER'S SARSAPARILLA, THE FIRST BLOOD Spotseen on the surface of that planet in 1878, \ccese, still holds its place pot ,000 miles ong and 6,000 Medicine to prove « real su home and abroad, miles wide. firet in pubhe estimation, both at 3 Professor H. M. Parkhurst sald that modern dis- | a8 shown by its muaculous cures and immensely in- foveries had shown us that there are immense up- | creased sales. a a and it would seem that similar phenomena to ar that noticed in the sun existed in Jupiter, and ‘als On the sun’s surface going on all the time, THER CAUSE CHECKS they were doubtless attributable to the same | WHEN A COLD ORO ope pp Mr. White deseribed the eclipses of 1869 and 1878 | healthy la and suggested that the red flames which burst ‘out Pills, and inflammatory meeieiel Seeshy removed from from the sun in 1869 were the result of sun SpOtR, | the nyetem Singh sections kaon en In 1869, a period of maximum sun ese | be prevented by thus promptly correcting slight flames were large and numerous, and in 1878, 8 | derangements that, otherwise, often develop into settled ae lod of gun spots, the flames Were | aisesces. mh29 Tr. are, Le Conte Stevens sald thts was an import- sugges! le thought had been estab- lished beyond question that sun and mag. nets phenomena are connected, but it necessary to take Jong and careful observations to Heelers daaaed ch aa SAG |S oe nna wees Brat ia the time to secure at will be “The Fuel of the Sun.” Manufactory, 493 10491 C st. near €th nw. mbQ7-1m° Chas. Rech, aged 05 years, was Ieilled | OK, SATINS, VEL- "PARABOLA sna SUN ‘Tid and TH Tih strech ay. ana, APRIL» 1883—DOUBLE SHEET. CITY ITEMS. Mick to the coy mrp! Positively To-morrow Only ‘will be sold at R. GOODS. by using Dr. Bull’ Price 3 cents. lica leaf dishes NEW SPRING DRESS FABRICS. 33 & Be worth Me & 6 cakes tor Sc, Lava smoking seus containing 4 pieces 2c, full nickel plated 10c, hatchets 10c, scrap books 10c, tea trays 5c, metallic plated tea spoons, 9c per doz., table spoons ajolica covered butter dishes 50c, large cuspadores assorted colors 15c, feather dusters, 15 worth 3c, B. F. Brown’s French shoe dressii Japanned dust pans 7c,with brusl 15c, 7 inch oval giass dishes 8 for 10c, French china open edge fruit pean! with gold and 3 all transacted. “Three new members were elected. | ale countries of Europe were, named skalds in the ese & oy sl pig nee ed china slop jars $5c, also great bargains In baby and refrigerators of the best TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 7TH STRFET NORTHWEST. Lows Gaze axn Ge UNDERWEAR, —_—_—— pleee 2c, toliet soap 6 WOODWARD & LOTHROP beg to call attention to their «nperior line of Gare ant a mer Underwear, which they rder, in specially fine qualities, and Perfect Fits, without the trouble of trying on, in my tatloring department. Best skill employed. Largest as- sortment of goods shown In the piece in the Dis- Owing to the solicitations of numerous cus- tomers, I have concluded to sell piece goods in 410 7th street. Half a Dozen Shoe Stores can easily be stocked with the immense assort- oes and slippers tor spring suitable cuts. good Garment tn high neck peck and short sleeves, and and long, higi nh bigh neck and 1 aud short, iow neck aud no sieeve, splendid Vest in high new i ment of elegant fine wear, at Wm. Hahn & “Babek,” for Malaria, Chills and Fever. DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Pin Stripe How, full reeular made foot, with handsome Silk Clock Spring Come Agai The weather her'is) away down south the Crescent are complaining of excessive heat, and U s them to admit that sum- Ladies’ Ballrigean Hose, ron Stik Clocked, only’ 4 of the mozqut I mer Is at hand. The leading a Kegular bagrin and « Striped Hone, good stylen, cant Rasortroent air discussed there st, and who will be next Monthly (t ouisiana State Lottery at Ww Orleans, on April 10°h, when $265,500 will be holders of the 100,000 Uckets, | costing Five Dollars each, of which all informa- ton may be had on application to M. A. Dauphin, N Tho sole supervision ts under of La, and Jubal A. In June the First Capttal Prize will ‘be $150,000, which should satisfy the avarice of aby moderate perso adios! Drop Stitch Fancy 9. pait—xpecial bargain, Ladies’ Plain modes and taus, have also added Bia pair—rwular barsain. the fortunate man in th Grand Drawing of the Seattered amonz thy We have them ‘every weel Ladies’ Lisle Thread and Spun Sik Hose at Jow pri WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ¥ GOODS NOUSP. b Punch. ‘age 1S a combination of the best of foreign Mquors and fruit juices and cor- dials. Sold by grocers and druggists. Lundborg’s Rh This popular bev IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, others epecial & few very epocinl bah as the quanutier, which are notemall, remain unsold. HANDKEKCHIEF DIPARTMENT. All Linen Hem-stitched Cambric Mandkerchinfs, lag) each. ‘ Ladies Hem-stitched and Printed Border Handke chiefs 12\sc. each, a very apectal heneain, The Voltate Belt Co., Ma e's Celebrated’ Electro-V Electric Appliane: c DILLY, lost vitality anteeing speedy and ¢ and manly v: mplete restorat d, as thirty days’ trial 1: Plain White H. S. HWak't at alar barvaine with us, but will be found Upon examination to be SP) CIAL. LACE DEPARTMENT. We have now in xtock a fine assorti Taces in Faging and Insertings to ma invite attention. Bik; Spanish Laces, 33 inches wide,all allk, only 2007 ‘Crearn Spanish Laces, 4 inches wide, all «ilk, only ey Spanish Lace 6 inches wide, specially suitabie for trimming parasol HAMBURG DEPARTMENT, Wo have marked a lange lot of clogant HAMBURG per yard, which sre very 5®-ONE PRICE ONLY. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. Beas: xuerience of an Old Nurse. rup fs the prescription nale physiclans and nurses tn nd bus been used for forty years With never-tailing success by millions of mothers for their children, It relieves the child ures dysentery and diarrhea, griping 1p the bowels and wird colic, By giving health to the cuild tt rests the moter. inslow’s Soothing the United Stai Price ‘cents a is, 460. jer yar: ‘The Safest Way, ‘The safest and surest way to restore the youth- ful color of the hair is furnished by Parker's Hair | Balsam, whiten is deservedly popular trom its superior cleanliness, Good Advice. Nearly all the ills that aMict us can be pra yented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver and kidneys in perfect working order. Known that will do this as surely as Parker's Ginger Tonic. EMEROIDERIES at 250. great bargains. On Monday we shall off ed the black in the -¥ day, and will book a fine Hine of Jersey Ja: Dat expect ther “Rough on Corns.” ordere for them aud dae) Rongh on Corns.” sk for Wells’ eons, perinanent cure. thal sino chow a line of Light-weish) Ss, wer bun- CSE WANG OEM | secketa. is Nght one eben ae eee Newmarkets in English cloth, tailor-made: also i Jermey Webbing, at low prices. tillas and Dolmang iu shapes and styles, at low popular prices. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. It is More kconomical to buy Durkee’s Salad Dressing than It 1s to make addressing; bestdes this, 1t is made of better ma- terials than you can buy at the stores. Everybody Sik and Woot Man newest aud most “Alderney D: Fresh Alderney Butter, livered in 3g-ib. “Ward” prints, 50c. cottage chevse, buttermilk and sweet milk, Cream, 1c, pint. Wagons.” hurned every morning April 3, 1883, cf membrane Have opened and are in full blast at teen anxious months ile Was xiven, arewell to carth And went to live in heaven. **Safe in the arms of Jesus,” is love o'ershaded, ‘his soul shull rest. eral from parents’ residence, corner Twelfth on Thursday, Aprils, at 3 p. ds are invited to attend. town. D.C., AprilSd, 1883, LOS P. HOUGHTON, in the eixty-eeventh year of ace from his late resienc, 3301 Prospect avenue, Thureday, at 3p. m. ¥ April 3d, 1883, at 10:60 AYZE, in the seventy- i int residence, 515 F street _north- weet, Thureday, April 5th, at 3 o'clock and relatives are respectiuliy invited to NOS, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, ‘With a full and complete STOCK OF Goo! Patients northeant HOUGHTON. SILKS, in every variety; DRESS GOODS, complete; LACES, GLOVES end HOSIERY, endiesa; LINEN DEPARTMENT, full; HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, aiange soa Funeral will take fourth year of’ his Funeral from hi p.m. Fricuds attend. = TROWBRIDGE. | At Detroit, Mich., of pnet Fp Apr 9a 188s FURNISHING, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, &od All bought for SHARP Casi, umonia. it :40 p.m. Hon. C. C. UNDERTAKERS. Cire ewe, Sucseesoe te A ERONT BUCH: eine RY UCHLY. first-class and reasonable. \de of my late brother, an: generally, I earnestly recommend Mr. FL scuarantes prompt an. A Cann: To the frien lite attention. GA BUGHES, 912 Pa.ay.n.w, | WE ARE HERE TO STAY, and we offer our «ood, = in every department at FAIR PRICES, which means that we will not be UNDERSOLD. ‘AKERS AND FURNITURE NSYLVANIA AVENGE N. ED. SPINDLER, ADERTAKER, 1259 7th st. bet. Mand Naw. transportation. Residence at place of business, EPH GAWLER, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, svonue nortuwest. “Terme mnoderate Wehave ONE PRICE, which gives every one FAI AND HONEST DEALINGS. 1726 Pennsylvania end everything ficst- Jonk® waicut 1337 Texte Sraser Nokrawasr, ‘Telerhone Connection. ‘When prices BREAK, “‘we will be there.” ALIKE WILL HAVE THE BENEFIT, W. M. Suvsren *« Sons ARE NOW DISPLAYING THEIR SPRING aN SUMMER NOVELTIES FOR 1883, WHICH Ij CLUDES ALL THE DESIRABLE MATERIALS THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORS. COMBINATION SUITS, CHECKS, STRIPES Al PLAIDS AND A VERY LARGE STUCK OF CHO WOOL SUITINGS IN THE NEWEST SHA! SILKS IN CHOICE TEXTURES SUITABLE THE CUMING SEASUN. OUR STOCK OF SILKS LARGE AND VARIED AS NOW. BLACK SILK GRENADINES IN EVERY GRAD! ‘MOUENING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, JGUSTUS BURGDONE, OCS TOR RISNING ‘UNDERTAKER, ivania avenue northwest, between 34114 @cirecta, Evervihing first-class, an AUCTION SALES — Cass. Weexs, W2#ES & 00.4 W. W. Butiex. City Post Office. AN] ‘NERAL COLLECTION or HOUSE- ee eee eee ae OND-HAND. PRIS EN WALNUT AND STAINED CHAMBER SETS FINE PARLOR SUITES. DINING CHAT ROUND DABL! STE. ane) aS LOUNGES, COUCHE! WAR] CHAMBER | SE’ NEVER BEEN DR, UCK MATTRESSES, MIKKORS, HAT Si SHOWCASES, RANG STORE CHINA, SH, MAHOGANY In front of and within the 1 Try iS, &c., &o., AT fe a TES OCLOCE, KS, Salemmen. Late with Duncanson WPPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. *M WINDER, ears old, eired by Fisk's Ham- fward 2:19: dam by Mambrino Bice, Prompt, cask driver, dees iret. actor on road or track, September last, It was re- Hlowiery, lover and Maudkerchiefs, in the new styles, | on ths reed, weer es ‘two amen making of a very fast horee. ONE PRICE. W. Wf. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, > ‘The best is the cheapest. Ss. L. Hewrsroxe, ‘803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY, RESS GOODS ALL 2 in NOVELTIES 1N Sorrel g., 16 hands, Bietonian, sire of BES. solid metal, at auction. ‘TEEN & PLAIN TO MA‘ DAY. APEIL SEVENTH, 1833, AT SoU SG OREO oa ——_ LOT OF THOSE PRETTY s. AND COLORS. ‘WHITE NEW LINE OF SUMMER FOULABD bi <| WW ALTER B. WILLIAMS &00., Auctioneers, EXECUTORS SALE OF _HOUi rom PAINTINGS WARE, LTO., AT AUCTION, or w* SWI k smIRTS ie Sin" Ea ar te