Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Feupay.... May 11, 1883. LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. " OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL, OFFICER, : ~wasminatox, D.C. May 11,1055, 9200 a in. For the middie Atlantic states, local rains, fol- Yowed by colder clearing weather, winds te northerly, higher pressure. SPECIAL BULLETIN—COoL, PAIR SUNDAY. = Cool, fair weather is indicated on Sunday In New Sept Oe mses ates and south Atlantic tes, eter “ATHER FOR attractions at Hahn’s, 816 7th 4p ave aue:—Ladies’ Kid stippers, be. fine .oxed and kit pS a eed 3 i | $4.2 gaiters and low shoes.” Corser Day To-moRKow. French woven and decorated New Swaps in atlk gloves, from 7c. + & Dammann, agent, dbo rh Strece oe Fusse11’s Ice Cream. Fussexy’s Ics Cxea shi anywhere out of tewn. Special intzention fo setaw berry festivals, Haw. Trre-Wriree, 90 F street; $40, Brooxtyy’s Bic Barcst—crossed by men de- lighted with Unicgra Shirts, Cochrane’s, - Paraso1s, lowest prices Cochrane’s uptown. No N, no: no in Hahn’s gents’ Pe iow shoes. e° misery, gent |, Tme Most Covptere line of slippers—all the latest styles—very low at Sinshelmer’s, 608 7th st. “Sami parasols, silk lined, Spnish lace,trimm S298. ‘S Demmann, eget, 7th street. sd Go To Tam 322, 323, 3&4 Center market branch of Enterprise Tea Com . Bridal vases given away with tea and cofee. O”Donnell & Brofpro- fee. prietors. ‘Tuts underwear and overwear ladies, Cochrane’s, Bplowa, : 2 Rewrér ror Your Acarxe Feer!—Hahn’ Rand sewed buiton boots and low shoes, gents’ fine low quarters, 816 7th street. Lapres’ fine kid button for $2 and $2.50 are, be- Youd a doubt, the best ever offered at Sin- Fe Go To 67, 68, Eastern market. Buy choice Java coffee for 2c. per pound. Crockery and glassware given-away with tea and coffee. ‘Branch-of Enter Drise Tea Company. O'Donnell & Bro., proprie- Bors’ aND Grats’ spring heel low button and ties at Haho’s, 816 7th street, Eusrorvenep collarettes sold at S0c. reduced to Sc. A Dammann, agent, 806 7th street. *Laczs and white Jor wi goods, low prices uptown, Coch- Tor Crusners, $6. F. P. May & Co., 634 Pa. ave. $5 Parasors, laced and lined, $3.50. 786 7th st. 141 Northern Liberty and get pure ‘Mocha and Java, 3c. per pound; re Bring leat SOc. per pound. Pretty Ware and crockery given away with tea coffee. of Enterprise Tea Company. O'Donnell & Bra, a cy = for $2, men’s bp = Shoes for $2, are the 3 ever offe1 ‘@t Sinsheimer's 808 7h and sist M surest Busr Diack and white goods. 7147th street. ce a apse Ka eng gn Was sea! Workhouse for 90 days, dudge Snell home. 3! (THE WEEKLY Sak, a large aouble of ntty- 23 cotuuing will be bent postpald for obo. dollar a —_—_——— CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. ‘National THeaTsk.—Ada Gray ta “East Lynne.” ‘THeaTeR Cox'qus.—Press Eldredge Star Combi- mation. - ’ Diag MusevM.—inéeres! 23 ( and ci ay ceresting performance. Ue ABNER’S SUMMER GanpEN.—Concert. ConGrEGationaL Caunca.—Bischoff concert Lincony Hax1.—Lecture by Theodore C. Cone. game ren Nad oe Condensed Locals. Strect lamps will be lighted at 10 p.m.; ex- tnguishea at 2:15 a. . WEEKLY Stak, a large double of fitty- six columns, will be sent ostpald for one Goila’s Year. Try it Arrangements have been made with the horse ear Mines to meet the W. W. Corcoran on its ar- eet oes Quantico, om Monday evening; the 14th Geo: a. et acts Wag hiat cht ts Suse, Zeensay ee jart, to correct, deed of lot 1, square Corus! & Miller, attorneys for Dantel Mason, yes- terday filed a Dili against Rachel Mason and ot for the sale of part of lot 14, square 288, and partition of proceeds. “T. S.,” who inquired In yesterday’s Srar about $ransportation for parties to Cabin John and Great Falls, will find the required information in the ad- Yertisement of the trips of the comfortable steam- Packet Exceistor, : Henry O. Kelly, an old pensioner, was taxed $10 by Jutge ‘Snell to-day for making speeches on the About 8 o’clock Iast night a horse attached toa ‘wagon, driven by James Ridgway, became fright ened on Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th and 38th streets northwest, and ran away, throwing the driver out and injuring his right knee cap. About 6 o'clock last evening a little white girl, named Emma Hereford, was run over by street ar No. 22 0f the Metropolitan line while she was ying on Sth street, near E, and had her feet idly crushed. She was taken to the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Wright, 506 Sth street, ‘Where Dr. Elliot cared for her. A colored chili was found Wednesday, on A Street, between ist and 21 nortueast, by a white Man. It was received into the house ot Mary A. Pye, 123 A street northeast. She agreed to keep oe it was left in her charge by the pol Mr. Richard Cruit, an old and citizen, Js lying very il at his residence on lien ourcet, He has been In bad health for some time, and about two weeks ago he [ell down a si ray, a his arm and receiving other inju: ‘At his anced age and in his feeble condition it is feared that he cannot rally trom bis illness. . James Evans, Se a guilty in the Police Comrt to-day to ‘ing down and beating & colowed girl named Louisa Jackson, and was Gined $29 or 60 days. ~A large stand was erected to-day on the pave- Ment of Pennsyivunta avenue, in front of the White House, to be used at the Caming reunion of the Army of the Potomac. Knights of St. Putrick, see notice el ‘The other day, in the’ Police Court, a Wom:n having withdrawn her collateral of $5 re- turned to the ‘‘eputy mrshal In charge and sald: “Boss, you know dat $5 you done guve me back? Well, no sooner bad I got out than a lawyer took 1t from my hands 2nd aid he wanted it to pay himself for going on my pusonal bonds.” ‘Tre BiscHorr ConcrrTSovvexir.—A very hand- some French fold program has been furnished by Mr. Etphopzo Yeungs for the Bischoff Congrega- tional chureh concert to-night. It is gotten up in gold and fine French colors, in four at! de- Bins, and will be enclos in a “ fawn laid” en- Welop= bearing the word “Souvenir.” The manu- facturer’s price list of the fold, without the priut- ing, ts $60 & thousand, and it will no doubt requ re at least that number to supply the ladies alose. Mr. Youngs believes in advertising. Savines axp Bourrp:xo Assocta- ticeting of the Serial Sav- tion Was held at its hall, ctnwest, Wednesday evening, Pres ier Campbell in the chair; Join A. Prescott, secretary. The secretary sub- mitted hfs firth ‘xunval repori, watch shows the existence of ten gerics, all comprising 1,314 shares, With advances on 241 Shares ainounting to $34,420. Receipts far the Mth year—dues, $15,963; monthly. advance: nes, $W.45; sixty-eight shares payments and interest on prop- sh in treasury at beginning Disburse- ‘Tus Seat ‘Tion.—The iti ments refunded, peyments, $130.96; $17.77; balance in H est On advan al taxes and insurance, a, $27,146.82. Aggregate udzeribed In all the series 3,320; Net assets, $37,279.80, sliow- ident, Robert G. Campbell; Dixon; secretary and treas- e directors, J. W. St. Clair, 3 J-D. Terrill, Henry G. Daley, M. P. n, O. 3 Firotu, and Thomas Broderick. 6ist_ monthly ieeting was held, at which subscriptions to the 11th series were received, and = shares adVanved at 10 per cent discount, inak- Viee president, D. urer, John # John Cok: eal! ‘THE loLaxt © AMAT<UNs—Fistt to the President @xd Br. Curcoren.—The ladies and gentlemen from Baltimore who witli be in thts city on Monday P ot appearing. ta the opera of To- laneger Ford's benent, White House ebout to pay Presiden GRATION OF 1814—AN OLD-TIME BOX OF PILL, AND X73 EFFECT ON AN IMPRUDENT WORKMAX. Workmen are engaged at the Capitol in tearing down the partition wall between the House Library and the old Hall of Representatives, in order to utilize the vacant space, and at the same time substitute Iron beams for the woodwork.. A Stax reporter was told that charred timbers had been found by the workmen whi-h were Mr. Miller, Who has charge of the work, was asked as to of the tory, and said that no Thad been found, and the: statemenc some way walk tra’ the now covered by the central part of to, The cor of the central portion of ‘building ‘Was not begun until 1818, and of course no trace or relic of the conflagration in tho way of charred timbers or scorched could be found in that Dart of the building. oe ‘Yesterday Mr. N. H. Miller, for John Salmon, who was arrested near Barnum’s show, on the 9th instant, as alleged, at the instance of the propric- tors, entered sult against the company—Thomas A. Gallagher, P. T. Barnum, J. A. Batley, J. L. Hutchison, and Normon H. Cole—for $10,000 dam- ages. The declaration sets forth that the defend- ants assaulted the plaintiff, gave him into the custody of a Barnum and Gal- Sentenced to Death. FRANK MINOR, THE WIPE-MURDEXER, TO BE RANGED NEXT MARCH—PROCEEDINGS IN JUDGE HAGNER’S COURT YESTERDAY 4*TERNOON. ‘Yesterday afternoon Minor, convicted about a month ago of the murder of his wife, Victoria Minor, on the 11th of October, 1882, was brought before Judge Hagner. A motion for a new trial, having been argued, was overruled and the Pred ‘Was sentenced to be hanged on March next, between 12 and 3 The motion foranew trial was based on the of misconduct of the jury, a per- Sonal Dias of a juror when he firstentered the box, and failure to furnish ete list 2 o comp! of jurors the defendant, and in support of this a number lessrs. Thomas F. red for the prisoner, and Assistant Dis l Sitasteh sweater a and District ‘attorney Corel cailed on his father, John Riddle, a member of the jury, at the Na- tonal Hotel, and had ten minutes’ conversation coming in afterwat Riese agence eat we F col affidavits were not sufficient to sustain the motion “Minor having beon acked If he had anything to pond why sentence should not be prono me right; that he loved he came him; against any- poly and he believed the Lord had forgiven him. The court spoke of the enormity of the crime, and then imposed the death sentence. 3 ———— ‘The McDonald Divorce Case. THE WIFE'S ANSWER TO TH HUSBAND'S CHARGR. In the divorce suit of Josepn McDonald agt. Kate McDonald, the latter has filed an answer by ‘Messrs. Hancock, Hay and Griswold. The charge made by plaintiff was cruel treatment, which cul- mtnated in driving him from the house. She de- ‘nies that'she has been cruel to him, and asserts that he has egigcted her, refusing to give her sufficient clothing or to provide for her wants, on account of which she has become ‘fretful at times and complained of bis conduct, which led to quarrels, and she charges that he once struck her on the noge, and admits that she scratched him once and struck him once with herhand. She charges that he has withdrawn himself trom her society without cause. ——————— The A. M. E. Conference. OPENING OF THE ANNUAL SESSION AT HAGERSTOWN. The Baltimore conference of the African M. E. church, embracing Maryland and the District of Columbia, began its sixty-sixth annual session in the Bethel church, of Hagerstown,Md., yesterday. Bishop D. A. Payne, late president of Wilberforce University, Xenia, 0., presided, with Bishop Way- man assisting. About sixty members responded totheroll-call Mev. J. H. A. Jonson was re- elected secretary, with J. H. CoHett, statistical as- sistant, and Wm. H. Bro’ recording assistant. ‘The cail of the roll showed that Revs. Valentine, Timothy and Lewis had withdrawn from the con- ference, and that Rev. Wm. H. Snyder had died during the past year. The report of Rev. G. W. Brodie shows that no money was collected during the yeur for the mite society missionary work or presiding elders’ support. Rev. J, H. A. Johnson the utter dissolution of the congregation of Mount Zion church, Baltimore, and the with- drawal of the pasior, Kev. P. M. Lewis, from the conference. Conference adjourned, with the dox- bor pe benediction by Rev. Joseph H. Waters, of city. ———— ‘THREE CHARGES AGAlnet Him.—James Watkins, colored, a resident of Tin Cup alley, in South Washington, was in the dock at Ju Snell’s court this morning on three cha! is clothes Were drenched in blood from wounds on his head, which he said were caused by the clubof the officer who arrested him. le was fined $5 for disorderly conduct, and was then arraigned for assaulting Officer Loftus and also Amanda Watkins, his wife. He was fined $10 or 30 days for assaulting the officer and gave his personal bonds to keep the peace in the other case, ——__ CHAnGs oF RECEIVING STOLEN DEPARTMENT Sramrs.—Hiram Valentine Dempston, of No. 409 7th street, was arrested yesterday by Detective Cox, on complaint of Post Office In: stor Shal- cross. He was locked up at the precinct station, and brought to the Police Court this morning, when iting Attorney Moore called Judge Sneil’s attention to the case, stating that the prisoner was cha! with receiv! stolen is knowing them tobe stolen. He that the property in question was $100.62 worth of stamps and $14.15 worth of envelopes, ‘he case went over till next Tuesday for a hear- Ing, and the defendant was committed in default of $500 bail REORGANIZING THE LanD Leacue.—The Parnell branch of the Irish National Land League was last night reorganized under the name of “The Parnell Branch of the Irish National League.” W. H. Murphy, the former president, was i; Capt. Thos. Montgomery, vice Monahan, secretary; aniel Henry Boucher, sergeant-at- Capt. EK O*M. Condon delivered an ad- Waeursorox Fist MaRKET.—Washington, May 11th, 186%—Sol1 by R. A. Golden, agent: 1,200 shad, sold from $18 to $25 hundred; 105,000 herring, sold from $7.50 to $8 per thousand, Ixprermexts REePorTep.—The grand jury this morning reported indictments as follows:—Ellen Chase, ‘alias Elta Chase, alias Ellen Duvall, alias Ella Duvali, larceny; ‘George Hawkins,’ petit larceny, second offense; Frederick Blackwell,perit larceny, second offense; Lucinda Willlams, alias Lucy Willlams, murder; (killing htr new born babe by Suffocation on March 3.) Frxxp $100.—Richard J. Marshall, proprietor of the Central Motel. was before the Police Court to- day On the charye of keeping a bawdy house, The charge was brought by a young woman named Molly Ward, who sustained the eharge by her own testimony in court to-day, and that of another woman. Several boarders in the house testified that they never saw any improper con-tuct there. Judge Snell said a hotel keeper ts bound by the eharacter of his guests, and he cannot shut his eyes to the cuaractor of the inmates of his house. Tue court imposed a fine of $100, An appeal was noted. Tig Just HcwLep.—At one of the school houses to-day during recess time, a boy’s howls attracted the attenston of passers-by. It seems that the boy’s mother had purcha: him a suit of clothes that dien’t fit well, znd when he siw how well the boy3 looked who had got their clothes at B. Rob- inson & Co.’s, 99 Peonsylvanta avenue, the itis fellow just eet down and howled, Washington Markets—Retail Prices. ‘Msate.—Beet, 1b; do 12; a qu; Rhu- —shad, 8075 cents per pair; Herring, en tere ee, etna ete Soansh, 1 Lobster, 1%ai5e, Tb.; Terrapl dor; do,” diamond. ; Rarite, Seti each Crabs, ‘85e. per doz. oomatoes, 10aib0. ; Mint, bc, per bunch; 0c. per bunch; ‘Asparagus, 10.180, 8, 8100. each. ULTRY.—Turkeys, 1a20c. per Ib.; Chickens, $1.25a$1.75 do., (Spring), 75c.a$1_ per pair; Ducks, @ pair; $8.50a%4 per doz, doz; ooxe Egg ‘ater Cress, Per bunch; iy our idence, 1236 I street . Norton was called to attend her, Dut too late to do her any good. An inquest over the was held to-day by Deputy Coroner Har- tigan, at W. Spindler’s undertaking establishment, 1029 7th street northwest. After hearing the evi- dence of seven or eight witnesses, to the effect that Mrs. Saur was out Wednesday; that Mr. A. K. L », her agent and attorney, Was at the house the evening before her death; that she had been sultering for some time from dyspepsia, and also with a lung ‘trouble, a verdict was rendered that death was from natural causes. Dr. Norton had ven @ certificate of death from congestion of the lungs, and learning afterwards that she had had frequent vomitings bis suspicions were aroused. —_ Boor SaLe Tas Evenrxo.—The sale this even- Se st Dowling’s will commence at No. 534 on the cal . Some of the most valuable books are yetto ve sold. All are in fine :binding and cood condiuioc. The sale this evenmg will comprise abou: 300 lots, ‘The balance will sold on Mon- gay evening. be ‘The Courts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday, Wolt eas. Walsh; bap Spied con- tinued. U.8.ex. rel. Rump and Graessler agt. Secretary Teller and Commissioner of Patents Marble; petition dismissed with costa. U. 8. agt. Howgate; judgment of special term confirmed and cause remanded with leave to plead over within Equrry Court--Judge James. 5 ‘Ye Worthii Reed; sale finally ratified and averse: gr ng Wininger agt. Dougherty; Thomas W. Fowler appointed guar- ian ad Jitem and referred to the auditor, Young agt. Young; referred to auditor. PoLios Court—Judge Snetl. ee Tae 1 OMETa, {ndecent exposure; Be or days. Jas Evans, colored, assault on ‘Louisa Jackson; $20 0 60 days. 0 OTHER PREPARATION SO CONCENTRATES ‘snd combines blood-purifying, vitalizing, earich- ing and invigorating qualities as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Quality should be considered when making compari- sons, LADIES ADMIRE GRAY HAIR—ON SOME ANY Moin ronson, But few care to try its effect on their own charms. Nor need they, since Ayer’s Hair Vicor Drevents the hair from turning gray, and restores gray hair to its original color. It cleanses tie scalp, pre- Vents the formation of dandruff, and wonderfully etim- Uistes the growth of the hair, myl0 pes Sane Se ase se We Anz Serie Coacua Panasors IN GARNET, CARDINAL, NAVY BLUE, CADET AND ELECTRIC BLUE, large It ril English handle, 62.10, 0” #7? size, wilt ibe, SATEEN PARASOLS, all colors, $1.25. SATIN PARASOUS, large ai rive, English Taandiea, Spanish ince tad fisted $8.50 SATIN PARASO! large, gilt ribs, Engtish Tnandies, Spanish {nos aud Msea' ius alk, 40a WISH TWILLED SILK SUN UMBRELLAS, bes handles, 32.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50. SILK PARASOLS, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, MATTING in plain white and fancy. SHETLAND SHAWLS, Plain and embroidered, cardinal, white and Line, oO. M. TOWSON, mo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South sido. Goss 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N.W., ‘Will open on Mondsy Morning, May 7th, a SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS AND HOSIER! at prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in the DI9- TKICT, including a full and compiete line of SPRING and SUMMER SILK rtciped and checked, at j_former price, 5c. and $1. POLL LING of Heavy GHIS GRAINS, in all tho NEW SHADES 94 imehee wide, at$1-00 per yard oF $1. 75. wROR E oft }OLKA DOT SURAHS, 28 inches wide, “of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN + camer 51.75. id VARIED STOCK of BLACK SILKS, d MARVEILL: UX, at rangi "38-80, and positively 25 per cout below A Full and Complete STOCK of BLACK GOODS, in Cw ei crepes KLOO, A-SABET 1d FRANKLIN SUIT- the fahiouable shades, 67 inches wide, Bde, ow the SUMMEH SHADES in DE BEGES, ALBA- THs, NUS'S VEILINGS and CASH- and POLKA DOT FLANN: Sof LACES, “RIBBONS, oe D LISLE "THREAD GLOVES, and HANDEL: NT will be found lea in FOREIGN and DOMES: Tig HosieRY anq UNDERWEAR. B asettl, Ling of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS In our White Goods, Linen and DOMESTIC DE- PARTMENTS will be’ found Dr SIRABLE snd. NIE: GESSARY Goodsat LOW and REDUCED PRICES. An examination of our GOODS and PRICES will well repay the visitor, * Agents for HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS, GUINNIP & CO., 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. my5 Suxs: Snxs: Sus: PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual val selling at 00 cents, “tual value 7c.) wo are PURE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, ‘TSc., actual value $1.50, SILKS at 37, SILKS Sto SILKS at 62. oo Sonera pure Wool, widest double width, Black SILKX. heavy Gros Grait actual value $1.25. Racha ee ach ce NG wR SEL OER and Biac! ). lored CASHMER!] ‘Wool filling, widest dou- ae wat in Strawborty nnd i lectelo Bite Se egal’ Gs and SUMMER SILKs, 62c, actual valu 4 extra wide, and Black Satin RHADAMER #1, seal valae'g1 be . Teal value, 1.50. UN's VEILINGS, fine quality, in Electric Blue and o Strawberry, 20, Colored SILKS, heavy Gros Grain, in Electric Blue and Strawberry, $1, actual val 25. Black Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, olored, CASHMERES, Widest, ibe idth. pure ool, in Pink, x wherry and Electric Blue, 50. bags CARTER’S, MARKET SPACE. Re 5 ad b> Be A = ad N GGG 00 “Ww WwW v pon ae ee Prag Way aia ‘This powder nevervaries. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. More economical than ‘with the multitude'of ow test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.” Sold only in cans. Boral Bax- ING PowDER Co., 106 Wall street, N. ¥. ap6 Ir Sorves TRE Durrvourr P. ROBLEM OF PERFECT REFRIGERATION. dries and purifies iteelf while in use by an Auto- Tt matic Circulation of Air. It with metal fining, 80 objectionable be- Soa Faas yb lard st tame ‘of either to the others. mimech ‘ote ceosesnical in consumption of Toe than “Yosulated with deed 3 beat a ‘Gsed alr spaces made in best manner SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, J. W. SCHAEFER, SoLz AGENT, my? 1020 7th street northwest. New Crorsme Hovsz, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., 819, 8. E. Con. TrH axp D Br8, PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS, ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE, ARTISTIC IN CUT AND FINISH. ‘THOROUGHLY AND NEATLY SEWED, A FOLL LIXE OF CLERIOAL SUITS, ROBINSON; PARKER & CO, ‘ ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, ep28 A New Ejsrenpnise, BRANCH OF GROGAN'S GREAT BALTIMO! INSTALLMENT HOUSE, a = 319. 8.. Cor. 7th and D Sts. 923 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, GARRET, MATTINGS, ko. BOLD ON WEERLY AND MORTHEY PAYMENTS THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED ST Washincros: OFF roe TIC! LOW PRIC! GOOD AR’ snied 0 ES AND LIBERAL ar GRecaws it Furnitare and Carpet House, myl-Im* 923 7th street northwest, Aw Are Ixy To KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, DO NOT FAIL TO INSPFOT THE LARG! Brock, ARE LATEST AND MOST = VOLOWEN Prices 1HAN ELSEWHER 5S, WE OFFER THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS KOR MISSES AND CHILDREN, WONDERFUL 1 BA. iINS RIBBONS, ea ‘1.P8, FLOWERS, SATIN SILKS AND LACES. LaDiks', iSS.s' AND OHILDREN'S DRESSES. ELFGANT BLAC! FBLE oh CRAPE wots ENGLIS) VEL LEsS THAN MARKET VaLCE, KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. ‘The Largest Retail Millinery Store in the Distri Extendine frota 7th to 8th atresia, fe Prarz Grass Insurance. THE LO! GLASS. AN 4 TPANY OF NEW YORK Ee oe OOM $100,000 in U. 8. Bonds deposited with the Inmrance Department, state of New York, for the security “ders, SHOWCASES, ders. SURES GLASS IN WINDOW! HORS hoe 8c. AT REASONABLE RATES, es ES} wetted ON Last Ok COBY VALUATIO | respectfully ‘onal inquiries. as to term: from those ha a aoa (oinsure against broakage froth any cause except & RUTHERFORD, Acenrs, my4-2w* 1226 F utreet northwest. Cu. Rorreerr, NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEAD! RS_ FOR THE: WHITNEY CHIL- GOREN’ CANNIAGE COMPANY, TRE CHEAPEST FOR BEAUTY, COMFORT AND DUNABILITY IN SHE MARKED Tennis, Croquet, Bioveles, Velocipedes, Arch- Tawn Teeny Fishing Tackica Wages be Cail and examine the Goods. Prices to suitthe times, aps 1N8I OK WELL TO'YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND i fully examtee Reser} care! the merits of the Mutual ve nd Life «It isevery man's duty to pro- vide for his family m case of his death. Our buxiness rapidly inc a api the, Ast 20 the ee Thetnbership now exceeds 20,000, ‘ana our total busi= te Washi: aura 1° 'N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT QE COLUMBIA SITTING IN rourTy, ‘MAY 3, GERMOND CRaNDEZL vs. Wasninoton Orr Savixes Tho payment by the receiver of aivia ds to creditors payment en of said Bank having been heretot third day cf May, A. D. 1 P Mattingly, Recelver, ordered. fiat all depositors int the Wanteee ee that all vings: Bank, dotendent erein, and thels aseig. a. be, and ha from makiny any ‘are hereby, forever deb claim or demand against said defendaut, the receiver in this cause, or the in nds, unless their c alm for undrawn dividends be presented to said Keceiver before the first day of January, A. D. 1884; rrovided notice of this order be pubiished atl -ast threetimes a week for four successive weeks from this day, and three times a week for six successive weeks prior to said Jan- Bary lst, 1884, in two or more newspapers published in the’ We . D. Suet CHARLES P, JAMES, Justice, A true copy. Test Re J. MEIG®, Clerk, mye, Osccdw BY Me A: CLANCY, Asw't Clerk. GWArnEs PILLS. IMPORTANT TO THE SICK! Symptoms indleate Aleease, 8 continuation dag of suffering, verchen’e death! “Sym ‘are, impure Dlood, coativencss, irregular appetite, headacha, sour giddiness, bed color to stools and urine, hotaad cold Sensations, YellOy WAYNE'S PILLS" cure rem all corrupt matter, rerulati snd aduflabiue the ayedem, “26 cose tte eesetey Eee Seale ddvees Di BW Sy aE SON, mny9-w,f,m&K Philadelphia, Pa. LOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT, AND THE SSS a atts aaah a bear vanla avenue mares the ordinary kinds;,and cannot be sold in competition yo TO EUsOPE, DRY _ GOODS. : CITY ITEMS. Have Seouszn Axorsee Lor Hats for Hot Weather. a Stntemets Medium and Low Crowned Macki- ai greatly rodncoa OF VERY DESIRABLE Nice assortment Wilte ana Riser Cantons, Booxs Hiar-rarce. sur and Soft Pearl and Nutria felts ROBES, Ar = > Boys’ hildres straws er rices, 25, 0, v5 conta and $1, at Lewie, IN ALL SHADES AND DESIGNS, Borin iguty oi rb rae | % Detween Land i pire : ae ee ee ‘A jt of Bibles and Prayer Books st one-fourth thee cost. eur steck of Croquet, Lawn Tennla, and Archery § ‘The Following ALL WOOL DEBEGE, WM. BALLANTYNE & <2 Will be sold tomorro' at DESIRABLE COLORS, ap73 Savexrs: meee aris i ata asi aso tr = stems Ee silver 4 6108 We, 16 inéh tray with tf oo roam, saucers FOR THE VERY LOW PRICE OF 25 CENTS. Nex, Booxs. : spoons . Wal tchers wine ‘vols... Glasses 6 for 17c., Goldschmid’s mammoth ‘tollet | ZEADQUARTEUS FOR PARASOLS AND COACH. ae Cana Beye, = fogoawial $Oah Bo. acake, ibe natohets 6c.. pt tin cups Ixas. ing 7p Ly RES PoE 1c., 1 pt 9.,1q% 8c.; 6 white porcelain cups and Byte Sede | ons onan bl aneenO SE ena ceameae immen, - (Eee eres is co’ as- Hy i Fane ood or a satay foung ele aas ncrcrawas cveroe, | oe es oe icy we rr » Jal ese parasol large or extra large sive Isc. straw folding tan3 peels sonat yy carer ecelmainie A | om : 5c., colored glass ice cream saucers 6c.. cake plates | One Price, in Plain Figures. my8 fone, C to match 10c.,1 spoon holder with 12 tea spool the 15¢c., 4 qt. tin water buckets 8c., good feather dust- Day Goons. Rew edition. pans Git ponaee eae ook clothes J. A. LUTTRELL & CO. ai ins 8 boxes of laundry blue and 1 bar of laun All-wool Buntings in Pink, Blue and Cream, only 123 NTLEMEN’S GOODS. soap Fes n tools with long handles 8in a | cents. GE L EN » Lal All-wool Lace Bunting, Black and Colors, 20 cts. - ith brush i6¢., algo immense baby. | Ail-wool Lace Bunting 2 inches wide, only 25cte. | Se B, ELLERY, carriages and traveling trunks and 10 percent | Pure wool felling and French Tissues, discount ‘on Farvon's and Ollmax rel TB atecuie men: — SUCCESSOR TO Every Parchaser MANUFACTUR! SHIRTS, of 250. or more, to-morrow, at M. Au-| Printed French Batiste 40 wide, GENS FuRM ane gensreln’s, 817 w., with ‘a han All the Novelties in Black and Colored Parasols. nch placque, when the foliowing will | White Indis Linen and Vic. Lawns from 12}¢ cts. up. 1112 F Srarxr Nonrawesr, Wasmrcrox, D.C, be sold: Large spi Mc.;5 fans, 6c; care ber sets, $1.15; 34 dz. cr ‘gal 290. ; Ja- &CO., —— 817 Market Space. Biz of the Finest Dress Shirts to order...... Six =v Extra Fine Shirts to order... Fine Shirts to order. “N OVELTIES Ix Ww HITE Goons» Majolica ice cream sauce! bed 1m Plates, 45c.; 14 qt. dishpans, 19¢.; 16qt., 2c. ; terQng Sra Sue enna ae te Sg = . 160.54 qe, 180.3°5 ge block in entoepam, 25c% 7 SEATON PERRY, at, 20c. Baby ‘carriages and trunks of the best (Bocceesor to Perry & Brother.) pas manufacturers, 1008 pI — es KEW. FRENCH, ENGLIGH AND AMERICAN MEWS FURNISHING EMPORIUM, Gentlemen's Jewelry. er seen ae ‘one VARIETY AND 4T Gold-filled Vest Chains, Lockets and Chains in | ip, LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS. ‘S16 F Btreet, Opposite “atent Oice, Deautitul styles, $8 to $10.” Frigg’, LINEN CAMBRICS, PRINCESS LAWNS. Fize Dress Shirts to orders . Bix best The Best Cure FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINSOOKS, for Rosy, a Sy aatechtet shies mown | Sraeep arb bocce maseaonn, || Sesohas ce toa oe, fafliog et Manion, Mass.—Dr. N. & : “1 rec- | DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS. and Underwear, Ruggles says: ommend ‘Brown's Iron Bitters as a valued tonic WHITE AND CREAM EMBROIDERED MULL for enriching the blood and removing all dyspeptic. pip nana a HOUSEFURNISHINGS. | symptoms, It does not hurt the tee CAQEYgWHITR EMBROIDERED ALBATROSS HUNTSVILLE, ALA—Dr, J. T. Ridley says: Brown's iron Bitters isa goodappedzer andmer- | MBROIDERED FRexon aatixe noses. | Ninny Rrrmarnarons, its attention from sufferers.” aS ANT AxD COMPLETE. a WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, Are You a Member of The United States ALL 1 Mutual Accident Association? FOR SPRING AND SUMMEN WERE? =P C3 | pave A REPUTATION OF THIRTY. FIVE YEARS LOUISINES, SURAHS AND SUMMER SILKS. CANTON CREPES AND CKEPE DE CHINE. OOLORED BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS, EMBROIDERED FICHUS, PARIS JERSEYS. oe eae GRENADINES, FRENCH ©. P. If you are not you may be doing yourself and those dependent upon you an injustice. Without a7 Nee Wonk Wor Cea abd seats ay. ‘ork, for circular and a) on blank, European permits without extra charge. The Finest Mayonaise Dressing STANDING, AND ARE ACKNOWLEDGED EVER WHESE THE BEST FOR FAMILY UsE. BEE OUR TESTIMONIALS. M. W. BEVERIDGE. for all kinds of salads,cold raw tom: 3008 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,’ Plekled salmon, cabbage, etc, 18 Durkee's Salad | ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPRYRS. SOLE AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT. ressing. Better and more ShAD ome | EW COACHING Oe ee TANER LAWNS. | 4180, WALNUT AND ASH DINING-ROOM RES made RASO! *D SUN UMBREL- = LAS FROM THE BEST MANUPAOTULERS. FRIGERATORS. wsS ‘ ‘The Popularity of Hub Panch 52" Cuoick Goons, Pian FicumEs, axD CORRECT EFRIGERATORS (IMPROVED MAKE). , i8 pleasing testimony to the success of the pro- | PRICES. Bristors invusing the best aud. purest comaponcaie SEATON PEERY, WATER GOOLT ES eed STANDS, % by grocers and druggists, FREFZEKS. Skinny Men, ““Wells’ Health Renewer” restores health and hic ea Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual eae Woorwarp & Lormror AAneTE Bale Ramen ey morning Kise coupe chet’ butiaue” ad vse a, ears be. per qt. Cream, 18c. pint. HEADQUARTERS Ligqvors, ros z BLACK AND FANCY SILES, MARYLAND CLUB, $6 per gallon. _ MONTICELLO "77, $6 per gallon. ROYAL CABINET, 86 per gallon. OLD BAKER, $6 per gallon, ‘Wesball continue the sale of BLAOK SATIN MERVEILLIEUY, SEWING MACHINES, &c, No WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. agent to talk you to deaths Saeaecome ee OLD CROW, $4 per calion. im the superb qualitics we have been eelling of iste, at if GOOD OLD RYE, $3 pe: gallon. ‘Se., 90c., $1, $1.19 and $1.34 per yard. BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 50 cents. ‘Wo quarantes them—every thread pure Silk, ana | ™73 oe. BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 75 cents Teoommend them for splendid wearing qualities. Our BEST SEWING MACHINE IN AMERICA. BOTTLE OLD CROWS. line of Black Suks wil. hereafter. contain the best pro- Thenat- % + | Auctions of American Looms, which are obtaining daily ais Sia ‘ HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865. #0 enviable a reputation for durability. They do not Pa tt ey hey cy) GALLON SPANISH SHEERY, $5, have as bigh « lustre as Lyon's Bilke, for the reason that attnraction se the beualifl GALLON OPORTO WINE, $5. our American manufacturers do not 1% the weft with a ee Rigs Amiens Sabhatatin sae te BEND FOR CATALOGU: AND WASHINGTON TRB rep Seance ane, = We te fabrio without adding to te wearior quality, bail, tery Improved wHLELER XiL20%, PIPEX HEIDSIECK, SOUVERAIN EXTRA DRY ches or peice ators in this country cheaper than in Franes, they are anxious p= guarantee, to make only such goods as will commend thair manu- | sll, rentandtenan | "G aa ee facture to consumers. =i 4 ‘We have, of late, had many customers whohave been | _ Men's Furnishings and Hats next door. greatly pleased with two qualities we are showing at $1.25 Oo NOT BUY 4 SEWING MACHINE recommend. ees css = itl you have examined and tried the HA! ae SEWING MaCHINE. Its movements are so cay SURAH SILKS the most delicate ‘are also very popular, We have a splendid quality, called the 1g CHAMPAGNE, BASS’ 4LE, GUINNESS’ STOUT AND YOUNGER’S SCOTCH BOTTLED, $2.50 DOZEN. E. C. KNIGHT, an20 1782 Pennsylvams avenue. proreer YOUR FURS AND WINTER CLOTH ING AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF MOTH, REFINED GUM CAMPiIOR 0c, PER POUND. “VELVET-EDGE SURAH," 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., L, C. BISHOP, Drugsist, SATINE SURAE, ——_- =, sen ee api __"0 9th street: coruer H street northwest. | at 4¢c. per yard. Can be had in the new cclors of Man« | guyag 928 9™ STREE Be hond Butlaine, ACuns Garin and Crushed Strawberry, wy anGance to zh ee — FAMILY SUPPLIES. would announce to my frien: enaet pounce to = vullaing | FANCY SILKS, CHECKYD SILKS, BLACK AXD eect af iiheurect Siberonee ‘WHITE STRIPED GIES Sweer Lear Tra ‘office we now far iter facili for conducting wuction business | only SCc. yard. Black White Checked CENTS PER POUND. WILL TAKE . PLACE te Meetectinae or, cenauoune the suction business pach gerkreceo mo (oaks cos eee CET MUCH Micuee TRG ae Te py BS erat teak, Ne | only 690. per Fancy Silks, in new Colors and ef« 1916 Pennagivauia avon, styles. only §1 per yard—Dollar twenty-five quality. B = Ss ARATARIA HRIMPS! auras, We purchased ¢t auction, and we call st- Poppe es hymna values which we are thus ens- . eee FRESH FROM THE GULFI BLAC GRENADINES. We havea splendid qusiity, all silk, at $1 per yard, which is worth a dol ar twenty-five, and finer qualities at $1.25, $1.50. $1.75 and $2 per yard, in Brocades and Satine =tripes, equally cheap, Nun's Velling, at 460. per yard, recular iCo. quality. At 50c., a very Sine ons, both 42 inches wide, THREE CaNs FoR $1.00. GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 2209 F STREET NORTHWES?. apla mente mrde. Bite and arran, BLACK LACE BUXTXG 11 Los. Guus. Sra eesene ee 81.08 at50c. per yard. Superb color and quality. Warranted | 4 Ibs. Q-oa Butter.. - Bete fake all wool, Forty-two inches wida, $he eee ge HENRIETTA CLOTH. 4 a juet™ Whisky. seine Pure silk and wool, at $1 per yard. Sin, Gaee oe: fully, ‘a12i8-1m THOMAS DOWLIXG. COLORED OASHMERES. GEO. A. O'HARE, Cau Grocer, FE ‘The finest line of shades in this city, andatthe prices | _ap6 1218 7th street northwest, bet. Mand H. ‘on Taste Use, the best quality—Sde. and TSc. per yard. NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS CERES. STERLING. "RELIANCE. OLDEN Hib. ‘The Natural Mineral KAISER WATER, ‘FROM BIRRESBORN ON THE RHINE. Recommended by the Highest Medical Authorities. FRED'K HOLLENDER & OO., 8B. A. for the U. 8, and 118, 117, 119 Elm street, . ew York. ONE PRICE ONLY, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. a 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-921, Our assortment of White Suits is by all odds larger a of than cod tn precber: variety’ we haveever ore. We refal examination qualities and wortuananiget roots rine, for et them "Our suites aif stied by Peoey een peer maker, so say alterations required will be made apl2-3m J. W. BOTELER & SON Are the Agents for the sale of tickets in this District of the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. ‘Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain all Infor- metas ene W. BOTELER & SON, tas an PRS. WO: TENS a Ph ogg ae BF Dede wool Js = i -_ WOM roa % A aes ar Ano te ds caus | Eek eeacena ae eens eae TAERANS ACE MO ende P 4 50 ma corner Int street and fmtians fete at goa hours she, teeta es Bet, Been apa ant cote are, WM. M. GALT & eo ae ., of 2 good quality; Button, all sizes, $1, worth LE Re gO comprises Fence ees nr see from Soe. eb gold | Gentenein Mantliog end Daimans, toe mat Bhes ihe, fin ton, for sl; 1d ee! Pod. Goat and We bre aig atl amor toent ment of Linen and Mohair ar 2c. CORNED BEER ‘ at. $1. 780, worth $280, ‘Traveling Uleters from c * = muits, $1:50, be ore th ‘all eold. Bhetland Wool hawisin all color: nnd at all Btale 628, 629 and 630 street Bar, pelice alts, $1-00, be ore, fey, are all ave. WOODWARD. #1 LOTHKOP, — glean ae jeribern Liberty Sia or dine N DRY lor myt Peuneylvania svenes vale” — Giver tiweat cance to stpartact am Buzoarss aT Mearsxtss. A fine line of Gents’ Linen and Silk Pocketbandxer- chiefe, 25 ver cent less than usual price; a ATNESS. LUTZ & BRO. Are warranted — 1% & BRO., cases ‘They de not fatine the | cet AX; : for the sale of “The Conceal Herness" of ach an ail other tapaulen with figuid Copaita dor | M&Rt of Fancy Halt Hose will be clored out at halt. fia ana everiptious, Coupe, Carriage and Moot and will be found a safe and effective remedy. fas | Beewe wor omens} ‘a large Jot of the finest Four- 'Hase a em ook : 0 SRST i pac ha aa a | eatzgns Ccnnd eyes ood Oe at 2 tr offer at very Jow prices. | Ever genuine Concon pee Gogen for the Best Linen 3 the Mystery Shitt | none is ‘with maker's mauve and trade rasthe only 75 cepts, elegantly maae of the ‘best material; ‘Trunks, &c., in great variety at bottom FOOL s AP Mee cence | Sun Sonata eta Acipeecneear sl om LUTZ & BRO RRR «BOL ck! Hard a oJ RREO 9 ¥ AAL — ke..n0i ae apo 2002 F street northwest. 487 PENNSYLVANIA AVENTR, B00 4 ALLLL GRANITE! Strongest, apts Adjoining National Hotel, % LE fF Sebeamees | Sew De Go eee lGs Com Bore ee YR slotherGiuce and Gos yy ot Drone Genser ahaa Tneof Black sitke, | 148 (LOOKING VES, “oS Eaxa, Tov Hex ESN. o foe | ptontereainte Sue unnna: Nene lara ot sans x : ; Preraration—Alwaye Ready—Al UID! Printed and Plain sSatteens. Emb'd and FFI HOnde Martie: Buone Patches on Loathe’ ang @ueoe | iaceii tuted, ana Hiei Satsecne. Ba ‘eplendid line of 47 THE GASLIGHT OFFICK, oF Goth, Gara Board in Recap Books, teatee Bate! | Lea TMA Hee na eae, Casals aad baat TENTH STREET. mn and Ci rs, © . : ‘Ornamentaof every kind, Book Backs, Esrtheuware and | fola, new ae ‘Also, an clerant tine of —_ =} Vv everything, else e ible tenacity!! | Sheetings and Linens, all widths; Damask S.Veur, FRI'NCH CONFECTIONERY, ‘of Gummed ‘to in aplendid quality. call . Fino Ge riage and Pune sud, Cabinet “Staksra Ses fisee Tablo, Daneak bythe Satdin cholGepeirue; | BON-DONS, and CARANELS manufactured trem - Sawyers, &c., ‘or barrel. end. variety. Those in waut | evry Botte, ‘by’ bs id do well to ‘car stock bef CAXDY FACTORY, iia Sabb Pte Lard post-paid, 10c. extra. | of choice goods will do HOOE BRO e Oo. fore oun TEU SOMEARA & 00., 1541 Pa: ay, W, ‘ap?-3m on" aa Mi 5 rash’ D.C. ‘Live Agents wanted here. “Kold vo Ae ed Svery where by Pre, 7] W2Bsees. SRT bande, Cusxmenam, ATTER, 1820 ae. ¢ ry iereeer Bell eucoems in Corzmse Old Family postraita, oy