Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1883, Page 4

__THE EVENING n ¥ — LOCAL The Weather. OFFICF OF THE Crier S16. Orricer, } Wasmixe D.C, 1, 1883, 9:90 a. mf For the midule Atiantie states, coider, cloudy Fainy weather, southerly veering to northwest winds, falling followed by rising barometer. SPECIAL BULLETIS—COLD FAIR WRATHER TO-MOR- ROW. On Tuesday cold fair weather 1s indicated tn the mitdie Atlant uth Atlantic states, aud Cold clearing wea w England. Mrs. C. Tow erin rl be at her Washington Store, M1 F str rihwest, Ta-stay and Wed- Resday, M 331, to ctve her personal a tention to the taking of or. for ceiebrate tent waves and other hair goods. She wilt ex- Hit, for the first e In Washington, a new di Yice for the tront t ted by her. Ladies BLouid improve th's Parasots from 35. Fresexe’s Ice Cream. . Picow and Vermouth makes the best drink; ask for it in any restauran Laces from 1c. up, at Young’s, 736 7th street. FResH MEAT?.—Porter-house, 18c.; sirloin, 17¢.; Found, 13¢.; liver, choice rib Toast, i5¢. Bandle nothing but city kiliea meats’ F. P. Hughes’ markets, corner of 8th and N ari 823 7th street northwest. Fessert’s Ick Cream shipped anywhere out of town. Speciul attention to strawberry festivals, 714 and 736 7th street. Fors received on storage and insured against @amige by moths or f Stinemetz & Son's, 1237 Pennsylvania avenue Joun SHooxorn was cnarged before Judze Snell to-day with having “shook off a lot of ashes in the street, and forfeited $5 collateral, ‘THE WEEKLY Stan, a large double paper of fitty- #x colutnns, will be Sent postpaid for one doliar a year, Try it ———_ CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements, &c., To-night. THEATER Comigcve—Opening of the Summer Theate Dime Musevs.—interesting performance and cu- Plostites, Abwan’s ScuwER GaRDEN.—Concert, Deiver’s SumMeER Ganpe! Concert. Scuvarzen Panx.—Festival for the benefitof the German Orphan Asylum. —— Condensed Locals, ‘The WeEEKLy Stak, a large doubie paper of ftty- six columns, will be Sent postpald for one dollar a yeat ‘Try it. Yesterday morning, before daybreak, the house of Mr. James Cummack, on 7th strect’ road, was entered through the front wine The thief, who ‘Was a colored man, went up stairs and rifled Mr. Cammack’s pe stedling some $3 Mr. Cam- Mack fired at the thlet witheut effect. Early yesterday morning Oficers Marks and Wagner found a horse and wagon in a low gravel it. near Pennsylvania avenue and the Exstern ranch. ‘The wagon was upset and the horse Standing In two feet of water. The horse was not injured, but the wagon was badly mashed. It Was the property of T. Cavanagh, 6th and A streets northeast. and had been stolen, Mr. Charles Nye, of this city, was presented With a watch charm by his temperance friends of Mt. Pisgah Tabernacle, Baltimore, yesterday. | Among the ittle girls who received the Tite of | confirmation yesterday from Archbishop Gibbons, | At St. Peter's (Catholic) Church, was Miss Mina Blaine, a niece of ex-Secretary Blaine. Last night Officer Blandford found a white man Bamed Charles ay lying in the street at the | corner of 6th ant A streets southeast with as vere cut in the head, tioucht to have been ceived by falling on the silewalk. Dr. MeKim | rendered medical a f his home on $ Robert Page ilery Jordon were fined $5 | each by Judge Sneli to-day for wasting Potomac Water. A young mon, named Blanche Wright, was sent Gown for 6) a fault of a fine of $2) by Judge event exposure 1a a gro- @ry store in South Wasiington. DECISION AGAD A STRERT RAILROAD CUMPANY AFFIRMED, To-day the Court in General Term refused to grant the motion for a new trial on exceptions taken tn thi * of Ham!iton A. Moore against the Metropolitan RK. K. company. This was an action | & for injuries received by a boy being run over about | Seven years ago near tue Intersection of Missourt | avenue ant by a streetcar, by means of wi utation was rendered neces- gary. $ ht for $20,000 damages, and the jury gs tfor $5,000. Mr. F. T. Brown- ing ap for plaintiff and N. Wilson for the f @eiendant. ‘The cuse was argued In the General Term a few weeks stner, and, as stated above, the Inotion for anew trial Was refused, thus affirming the juigmont below. Jutge Cox delivered the Opinion of the Gencral Term, tn which he satd That the court couid not decide that there was contributory negligence. The chief Justice, while concurring in the judgment, took occasion to re- Inark that the highways of a city were not_play- grounds fer children, and while the conductors ere Fespousibie for the safety of passengers, as a there was responsibility on the partof the public. He in emphatic terms condemned the use 25 playgrounds for children, and urged essity Of parents and others discouraging children from p those on whlch Was of tenth aying In streets, and espectally ifs run. In this'case the child S, Incapable of discretion, but had he have been older he would have been in- @lined to hold Mysrenror Case.—The police report & Inysterious case Of sivoting yesterday aiter- noon in the house of Alice Venere, on C street, be- tween 121 18th streets, whieh only came to thelr ‘kuowledge thts morning, although the house Is In the Su in whieh the firth pre- efnct station ts si About 4:39 o’ciock ye: terley afternoon, a Woman ran into the centr: Station, and asked thet a doctor be telephoned re She dk! not suceced in getting a phystctan, and did not <tate what she wanted oue for. Dr. Keene Was afterwa summoned, This mornn iscovered that Wiltiam Dewdne: s lying in the janzerous pistol as found in the eidentaily while the revoly fn Sight cheek, a coult no! His chicek ant eye were Dadiy sw: I peppered with powder, Showing that the firing was done at very short Tange. hop Gibbons St Peter's text of his el all nate, administer: ‘two hundred a Batchelter pr Interesting sermon the wor, Psalmist: ‘The word 1s a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.” He con- Sidered the hu: side of the Bible and its application to the nonest exigencies of lite... A full choral service was rendered at St. Luke's B E Church iast evening by the choristers of the Church of the In There was a large jon present. Leonard, rector of Rev. Dr. Town- d the lessons, and n, Fe Crummetl, rector of St. Luke’s, preached A bert Collver pre ed yes- ig andevening at All Souls’ Church. morning sermon was de ‘oted to a discussion | Of the relitions of modern sclentife theories with rel! ion. He expressed the Lope that the doctrine tio mixht be proved true, because then believe man Is Sull climbing upward, aud will keep right on until he reaches the throne, sth! acta Thy Late Da. F. A. Asuronp.—The funeral of Dr. F. A. Ashford, who died last Friday night, will e to-day from his late home, No. 1330 Tk avenue, at 4 o'clock p.m., In accordance With the a euts annonnced In Siturtay’s Stak Ate sl meeting of the Meat . J. F. McArdle seers ‘Y- of the late Dr. Ashford were ‘Gelivered by Drs. Bus: paetter, Bare 7 Burrows, SS. Adams, C. E. Appropriate resolutions were ainittee composed of Drs. Busey, joy and MeArle, and adopted r on Obstetricel and ¥ met Saturday, with Dr. S. ir and Dr. Kleinschmidt secre adopted resolutions paying tribute to the hy personal character and rare professional skill Of the deceased. -_ . ALYSIS.—Rev. Dr. Hornblow- er, professor ieties In the Western Theo- Joriea! seminar, as stricken with paralysis FeskeNlay moraine while preaching to the Belle field Presbyterian Church, Pittsburg. But stint hopes are entertained of hits recovery. Dr. Horn- Diower ts the father of Mr. J. C. Hornblower, of this city, the arehitect. a IsqutRy as To THE SvicIDE OF TorPEy.—Yes- fardsy Chtet of Police Dye recetved a letter trom Mrs. L. F. Bitss, of Jackson, Mich., requesting in- Jormation respecting James A. Torpey, the young Man who committed suicide a few days since by | Charles Coun i «Georgetown Negro’s FErightfal Crimes, A FARM7R MURDERED AND HIS WIFE OUTRAGED— ‘THE POLICE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR HIM Yesterday Chief of Polite Dye received a letter from Oakland, Md., stating that on the night of the 19th Instant, near Elkin’s, in that county, on the line of the Pittsburgjand West Virginia C. rail- road, a man, named Josiah Harding, was brutally rourdered tn bis own house and his wife ravished by a negro man known as John Smith, employed vy Adams & Kennedy, contractors upon satd road. After the act Smith escaped during the night from the Immediate Vicinity of the crime, and, when jast seen. was supposed to be making his way east- ward. He was formerly a resident of Georgetown, D. €., where his friends live. It is thought he will probably return there. DESCRIPTION OF THE ASSASSIN. The letter Is in Mr. John W.Vettch, state’s at- torney for Garrett county, Md. He asks the ald of our pr etn the capture of the murderer if seen here. Smith’s personal description ts given as fol- lows: Height, about five feet nine inches; stoutly wnd stronzly bulit, though without corpulancy or superiluity of Mesh; hair st ren close to head; face clean shaved, save a slight moustache; full face, and rather fine looking; color, light brown; is thoucht to have a scar somewhere on his fore- head, and has enormous feet, wearing No. 11 or 12 shoes, ‘HIS DOUBLE CRIME. It appears that last Tuesday evening Smith sat in the Hardens’ kitchen until he was ordered to leave. After being very impudent he left the house, but returned tn about half an hour. He went to the Window of the house and deliberately fired at Harden, who was sitting Inside preparing toretire. The ‘ball struck Harden on the upper left portion of the head, not penetrating the skull. Harden sprang to his feet, shouting, “None of that Smith!” and ran to the door. Here he was met by Smith, who fired the second shot, the ball entering and passing through Harden’s head, kiliing him instantly. ‘During the affray Mrs. Harden and a Miss Lee ran up stairs, Having killed Harden, Smith entered the house. blew out the lights and passed up stairs, seized Mrs. Harden and dragwod er down, Out of the house and outraged her. Smith then left and has not veen seen since. ——.__ What a Trap Netter Says, To the Editor of Tae Evestse Stat Please allow space in your valuable columns in Teply to the statement made of the i8th instant, in which the trap netters say they are in trouble again from the fact that they have to cease fish- ing legally June the first. They say the fish are Just beginning to rup. Allow me,as a trap fishermen, to say that they have been running all this month (May) with every prospect of a con- Unwance to the first of June; that we have been catching from 2.509 to 8,000 herring a day and getting 38 and $10 pr 1,000 for them, with a steady dem: It is stnecreiy hoped the Commissioners iow an extension, but that all fishing In the District Hmits will ceas*, according to law, the 20th of 3 Fish having ‘no protectton getting scarcer and searcer every year, notwith- tandlng the good work of the United States fs commission, and all from excesst ing in season and out of se a herring afew years ago were in abundance. but are getting sexrcer and searcer from over fishing, and, unless some steps are taken, will become extinet In our waters, It seems strange such a selfish desire sheuld exist to catch the last one every season, ut such Is the case. Jonn Nerrzey, ‘Trap fisherman tn District waters. —_ TRANSPSRS OF Real EsTaTe.—Deeds in feo have been fled as_ follow: ¢. Adams _ to Julius Lansburg, lot 7, sq. 606; 1, 8 and 10. sq. 607; 8, 15 and 16 and 4, Sq. G8; 8, sq. 609; 18, sq. 652; 7 and 8, sq. 663; 3,9 and 12, Sq. 666; 7 and 9, J. €. Of 667;——. " Mary D. Biddle, trustee, to Charlotte A” Weed, lots 18 and 19, block 39 and 7 to 9, block 40, north grounds Columblan University; $4,531.25. ‘Same to Carre E. Perkins, lot 10, block 39. 13 and 14, block 40, do.; $2854.96. LeRoy Tuttle to C. C. Lancaster, lot 85, ‘Widow's Mite; $1,031.25. Fannie E. Nicodemus et al. to Cath erine Homitler, pts. lots 65 and 66, B. & H's. add!- tion to Georgetown; $4,125. E.’J. Hill to Valinda Chapman, lots 7, 8, 9, 2 and 23; $—. Marcia Swormstedt to J. H.° Marr, lot 40 and 41, sq. 236; $6,000. “D. B. Groff to A. F. Dinsmore, sub. lot 27, sq. 868; $2,500. Munro to Mary Munro, part 2, sq. 246: $—. 3. W. Phillips to W. L. Duniap, executor, part 16, sq. 24; $—. H. Alphonso to Jennie E. Rosecrans, lots 2’ to 20, sq. 308; $23,000. T. Williamson and X. Hughes, trustees, to E. Greer, part 10, sq. 11 £1,805. G. W. Cochran, trustee, to H.C. Win, part 10. E. J. "Hill to’ Arabella 8. Trac 22, SUD. W. 3g Sq. 69; $9,000. Mai Biddle, trustee, to Herschel Main, lots 7 t 29, north grounds Columbit University: Same to Lewls D. Stone, lots 9 and 10, bide Same to W. D. Wright, lots7 and, d J.T. Layton to C. W. Beuhler, lot 44! su Of =q. 117; $3,150. Martha’ M. Reed to’ Maurice Grossmon, lot 54, sq. 11: 00. LH. Schnelder to H. A. Willard, of Garneld Memorial Hospital Assoclation, part’ Mount Pleasant; $37,500. W. eto Evizabeth Huth, pt. 8,’ sq. 757; $900. Norman Brainard to George Woods, pt. of Girl's Portion; $200. Columbian University to Isaac Frazer ind Henry R. Mosser. lot 24, south grounds of Colutnbian University; #10. FUNERAL oF Georae W. Doxx.—The funeral of George W. Donn, whose death was announced In ‘THE STAR of Saturday, took plice yesterday after. noon from his late ‘home, No. 98 I street north— west. It was attended by Washington Lodge, No. 6, of Odd Fellows’, of which he had been a mem- ber for forty-seven years; the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows’; many of the representatives of the older Milies Of the District, and of the 9th street M. P. Church, of which the deceased had been a mem- ber for hearly half acentury. ‘The services at the house were conducted by Rey. Dr. Mills, of te M. P. Caurch. ‘The remains were taken to Glenwood where the interment was made on a spot selected by the deceased only the Sunday previous to his death. ‘The services of the Order of Od Fellows! at the grave were conducted by Chaplain Oliver Dufour, and the services of the church by Rev. Dr. Mills. "Messrs. Long, Gawler and Shakelford, of the Grand Lodge, aul L. Dayis;T. B. Turner, and W. Frazier, of Washington Lodge, were the pall- bearers, —>__ ‘Tue Garten Hos Te.—The deed for the site of the proposed id Memorial Hospital, was placed on record It bears date May 12th,and by it Mr. L. jer and wife convey to Henry A. Willard he ssoclation for $37,500 part of the tract of land called Mt. Pleasant ding from the northwest corner of the Inter- section of G the former 17 et, along Boundary street 136 87-100 fect, © tng north 892 38-100 feet, and fronting along ‘man avenue 96 69-100 feet. The property, pleasintly located near the head of 10th street w formerly Une residence of the late Jesse B. Haw, M.D. — Manrnrace Lice: rlaze Icenses have been Issued by the ale and Mary A. Varker, of art to Richard A. . O. Kelly, of tt, OF Hano- ver county, V nd Mary J. Woodward Is c. Leonard and Me C. Ven- able; W. E: Vandevort and Lulu G. Sands, both of Fairinount, W. Va. —————— Affairs in West Washington. Deartt oF AN OLp Crvizgy.—Mr. Wm. Mudd, an old citizen of this wed at bis residen: On 82d Street, between Prospect and N streets, thls morning, dged 77 years, after a residence hére of year: y Fing.—About 3:30 o'clock this morning a fire Was discovered by Sergeant Haney In a one-story fram= unoccupied house, No. 3306 M street, owned by Mr. George Rhode It was extinguished by engine company No. 5 without any alarm being struck, and ts supposed to lave been of Incendiary origin. AccIDENT.—A gentleman named Cobb, from . Was thrown from his buggy at Lang- and) received severe injuries, etm. entine, Chambers, for New. York 20th instant; lite Holines, Holmes, for Georgetown,sailed ‘all River 17th inst. CANAL News.—The payboat on the Chesupeake and Oho canal, accompanted by President Smith and Paymaster Gambrill, will leave Cumberland on Wednesday next tor this place for the purpuse of paying the bills of the company due tor the nihs of January and February, 1882 Over $23,000 will be required to make these payments. ‘ONDITION OF THE WaTER.—Distributing reser- voir clear. No report from other points. SUNDAY Senvices.—The religious services at the churches here yesterday were conducted in nearly all the churenes by the resident pastors. ‘Trinity Sunday wi rved tp the Catholic and In the Episcopal churches. Rev. C. Whittlesey, of Wash- ington, offictated In the Fairfax street Presby- terian Church, and Rev. Mr. Rose, at Grace Church. The Christian Association held tts union rayer meeting at the Methodist Protestant hurch. Paiuirive Barrists.—Tho Primitive Baptists, who have a congregation in Washington, worship: ing at the Columbia Law Building, on Sth street, heid an unnual meeting here yesterday at their rooms on Falrfax street, between King and Prince street. The leading ministers, Eiders W. L. Bee- bee, W. J. Purrington, J. W. Badger, and W. M. Sindot “have been In Attendance. ‘The meevings were nttended by a number of Primitive Bapusts from Washington. Pouice REPoRT.--The station house occupants since Saturday have been as follows: Soloman Penicks, arrested by Officers Arnold and Crump for stealing shoes from M. Kaufman's store.and Tunning off tow»rd the river, where he was ar- Tested. Lee Wright, arrested’ by Officer Arnold, charged with assault on Jos. B. Breen. ‘The wart Fant Was withdrawn and Wright discharged. Al- bert Harris (colored), arrested by Officer Franks, charged with indecent conduct. Charles Medley and ‘William Green (colored), arrested by Officer Juinping off the Alexandria steem ferry boat. She States that he wus a respectable man, Well known in that place; had started to California, had with tH Franks, charged agsal ‘Sadie him two suis ct clothing, aud mouey enough to | Charmane ee ‘take him to his destination. She does not divulge ‘ier relationship to the deceased. eel Walker, cl ‘with destroying flowers in the Fravevards,_ Elizabeth Carter, arrested by Oflcers Crrcurr Covet.—Thecireult court for the county A Distoxzst Sznvaxt.—A colored youth, named | Its session Will be short and occupied with ch Wm. i. Solomon, was before the Police Court this | cases. eng morning on two charges of grand larceny, and also a cl ange Of petit larceny. “He ts charged’ with Reronren’s Norss.—A delegation from Washing ton is expected here to-night to lead off Woman’ ‘Temperance Union meet at the rooms of the Lewis, of BS with whom he was | Reform Club on Fairfax street —1 Ingie died Licvors. Ladies Should Leave Their Lapis’ ery Home. a ‘To the Editor of Tas Evanie Sram: Iwould most respectfully protest against the fashion prevailing among some ladies of taking their pet dogs on shopping expeditions. These an- imals, ranging from the vicious rat terriers to the boisterous Newfoundland, besides being lable to damage goods displayed for sale in the stores, are & positive terror to ladies not accustomed to their companionship. In spite of the complaints which have D been mage in tilsconnection, noone has had the courage to openly attack these spoiled darl- ings, and they have been allowed, by their incon- siderate owners, to continue to molest every tradesman and fellow shopper. Will you not give space to this provest in your esteemed paper, where {t will reach the eyes of those whom the “shce fits,” and oblige a SUFFERER. Wasninaton Fish MARK ET.—Sold by R. A. Gol den, agent, (lay: 1,500 s had, from $18 to $32 pe hundred; $8,000 herring, trom $13 to. $9 per thou- san —_——_<e+—______ Bast Bau SaTcRDay.—The Columbias defeated the High School by a score of 26to11. At Phila- delphia—Athietic, 11; Allegheny, 8 At Princeton— Princeton, 13; Harvard,4 At Chicago—Chicago, 4; Boston, At Detrott—Detroit, 7; Providence, 5. At Cleveland—Fhiladelpiiia, 10; Cleveland, & At St. Louls—St. Louls, 4; Columbus, 0. At New York—Metropolitan, 2; Baltimore, 1. At Louts- ville—Cincinnati, 6; Eclipse, 3. At Buffalo—But- falo,7; New York, 4. At Camden, N. J.—Merritt, 16; Brooklyn, 1. ‘At Providence. ales, 6; Brown, 4." At New Haven—Yale Freshmen, 8; Harvard | Freshmen, 1. A DEATH-Bep Manrtae.—Miss Annie Renachere, a prominent society belle of Cleveland, Ohio, was engaged to be married to Mr. C. W. Seymour, the wedding being fixed for the present month. ' Six months ago the lady was taken {ll with a compll- cated disease and all hope of her recovery was abandoned. As the time approached that had been fixed for the marriage it was determined that nothing should be allowed to interfere with it. On the appointed day, the lady, pale ana worn from her deadly sickness, was propped up with ilows and the marriage ceremony was performed In the presence of a few friends. Forty-eight hours later the bride was a corpse and her funeral oc- curred yesterday afternoon. —— oo. A BRUTAL FATHER TARRED AND FEATHERED.— Saturday, Susie Hawkins, the daughter of Chas. T. Hawktus, commitied suicide in Lawrenceburg, Ind., by taking morphine. An inquest developed the fact that since list October Hawkins had kept a mistress in the house with lis wife, and had abused and beaten the members of his ‘fam- ily, and driven Suste into the street. Saturday night a band of citizens tarred and feathered Hawkins, and drove him from the town. They GENSHAL Tem. Assovorsx Poa Saturday, Draper agt, Jiyde; motion for rehear- agt. Metropolitan Raflroad Com- y; Opinion by Judge Cox, overrull lor new trial on exceptions, and affirming ment. Gorham agt. ton and Geor liroad agt. District; man- © applications of Emma A. Gillett and W. H. DeLacy were referred. W. W. Cariuth, of Massachusetts, was admitted to the bar. vITy Court—Judge James. Saturday, Burns agt. Cochran; sales finally rati- &c. Fallinsagt. Gol Clarke, examiner, orde! ‘incent agt. Vincent; testimony of de- fendant ordered taken in fifteen days. Hoover agt. Marr; motion to rescind decree overruling de- murrer overruled. To-day, Nunon agt. Nunon; guardian ad litem pointed. Looney agt. Q' ranted. Hampton agt. Hampton; leave to proceed at law granted. Ware agt. Ware; divorce granted. Crrcvrr Court—Judge Macarthur. agt. Hutchins: 1eave to as- signee to Ale petition. Birch agt. Sheriff; judg- ment of condemnation. Curtis agt. Class; motion for judgment overruled. U. al.; motion to strike out plea overruled. Burt agt. Soloman; motioh to dismiss appeal overruled. Hans agt. Dommen: motion to require marshal to Pay landlord granted. Miller agt. May; motion vo quash ceriforari granted; bond $150." Palmer agt Martin; judgment by default. Strong agt. District of Columbia; motion to elect when suits to be tried overruled. Kirl ugt. Young; refer- Michaels agt. Mann; bond for reyance ordered, leave to file excep- ‘This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomeness. 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One bottle Radical Crre, one box Catarrbal Solvent US er, all ‘in one package, forming a fall druggists for $1. z. POTTER DRUG DUCEMENTS E XTRAORDINARY. KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. ‘Fresh arrivals of all the LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. Groat bargains in HATS AND_ BO} FLO COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS. For the relief and prevention, the instant it ie applied, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Coughs, Co:ds, Bowelg, Shooting Pains, 2KS (an Electric ELEGANT FRENCH a Porous Plaster) and laugh at BEADED LACES AND CROWNS at half their value. Speglal inducements in RIBBONS AND SPANISH . $50,000 WORTH OF MILLINERY GOODS to be OTWITHSTANDING MUCH HAS BEEN SAID about the importance of a blood-purifying medi- | CHILDREN'S AND LADIES’ DRESSES at 60 cents cine, it may be possible that the matter has never seri- ously claimed your attention, ‘TuiNk oF Ir Now! Jf, by the useof a few bottles of Ayer’s Sarsapariila you avoid the evils cf ecrofula, and transmit % healthy con- stitution toyour offspring, thank us for the suggestion. DO NOT FAIL TO CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE DON’T PURCHASE UNTIL YOU HAVE ASCER- TAINED OUR PAICES. AND OR ATSEA, OUT ON THE PRAIRIF,OR in the crowded e'ty, Ayer's ative purposes, PALACE, $14 SEVENTH STREET. hartic Pills are the everywhere slike conve- and safe. For sluscish bowels, torpid flatulency, and sick URE SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, (actual value $1.50), reduced to 75c. HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual value T5c.) re- 50e, VEILINGS, all pure Wool, (widest double width 42 inches wide), actual value 62c., reduced to 87 4c. BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES, nearly all pure value $1), reduced to 50c. RES, Electric Blue and Straw- LING, fine quality, reduced from 25c. to CHEAPEST SILES IN WASHINGTON. Silks 37c., Silks 50c., Silks 62c.- Colored Silks, hea Gro Grain, reduced from $1.95 to $1. nid Black SILKS, heavy Gros Grain, reduced from $1.25 to $1, Black SILKS, Satin finish, heavy Gros G reduced from $1.50 to $1 apa, headuche, they are asure remedy, berry, dc . Roeway Rerncrrator, TRILING, fine y It solves the difficult problem of Perfect Refrigeration, nd purifies itself while in use by an Auto- matic Circulation of Air, It dispenses with metal lining, so objectionable be- $2, cause of labor necessury to keep it clean. avy Blue, Bronze, Steel and et, Sie. LR RHADAMES and Black SILK SURAH, reduced from $1.25 to $1. S, every color, including Elec- eats, Fish, Fruit, ete., can be keptin this Refrizerator at same time without imparting the flavor of either to the others. extra widewidth, Colored SURAH SILK: tric Blue and Strawberry. Fancy CHECK BURAHSILRS reduced from 1 to 62c. ‘able DAMASK, slightly soiled, real value 75c., reduced to 50c. ring DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c. Black Cashmere SHAWLS, all pure Wool, $2. Is much more economical in consumption of Ice than any ether Refrixerator. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, ~ J. W. SCHAEFER, Sour AcENT, 711 MARKET SPACE. 1020 7th etrect northwest. A New Enrenpnise, BRANCH OF GROGAN’S GREAT BALTIMORE INSTALLMENT HOUSE, 923 1TH STREET NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, &c., SOLD ON WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYM 5 THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON, GOOD ARTICLES, LOW PRICES AND LIBERAL EKMS AT GROGAN'S Installment Furniture and Carpet House, myl-Im* 923 7th street northwest, H D. BARR, . IMPORTER AND TAILOR, 1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, SPRING GOODS. Complete and carefully sclected stock of Suitingr, ‘Trouserings and Vestings of epproved styles. Cut, le ard trimmed in the uncurparsed manner of thd fashion house of Washiugton. H. D. BARR. New Crome Hovsz. Tur Misrrr Sronr, ER 10rH AND F STREETS, READ, THINK AND JUDGE! As every SUCCESS is sure to have imitators, so has '._ Be sure, therefore of con the CORNER of 10TH AND F STREETS to buy your Clothing for Men aud Bo; ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., FROM 12 TO 17. Good plain suits for $5, worth $8, All-wocl suits for $6, worth $10. plendid suits for ¥ 50. worth $12, legant suite for $9, Fok BOYS FROM 4 TO 12, Good knockabout suits for $2, worth $3.50. Nice snits for $3, worth $5. All-wool suits for $4, Splendid suite for 319, 8. E, Cor. iz anv D Sts, MEN'S CLOTHING. Suite, Boat Tndiger Sonor g ase lannel Sui oy 0, $9, WO! AG. Fine Yacht Cloth Suits, $13, worth $55, in great variety, will be scold re- 10 different atterns Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at $6.50, worth $10. i0 different patterns Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at vorth $13. 50, . 40 different ‘paiterns Cassimere and Cheviot Sults at Blue Flannel] Suits, PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS. Spring Overcvate, gardless of cost, ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE, MARYLAND CLUB, $6 per gallon. MONTICELLO '77, $6 per gallon. ROYAL CABINET, $6 per gallon. OLD BAKER, $6 per gallon. OLD OROW, $6 per gallon. GOOD OLD RYE, $8 per gallon. BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 50 cents, BOTTLE GOOD RYE, 75 cents, BOTTLE OLD CROW, $1. HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865. GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, $8 GALLON OPORTO WINE, $5. GALLON COOKING SHERRY, $2, GALLON MEDFORD RUM, $3. PIPEX HEIDSIECK, SOUVERAIN EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE, BASS’ ALE, GUINNESS’ STOUT AND YOUNGER’S SCOTCH ALE, BOTTLED, $2.50 DOZEN. E. C. KNIGHT, 2732 Pennsylvania avenue. D YOU DESIRE A LOW-PRICED BOY'S call ut SELBY’s, 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania avenue, Railor Suits from $1.50 up, Casuimere Suits froin $2.60 up. Better quality Suite from $4 UD. Boys’ Linen Suits, age 5 to 10, $1.75 up. Boys’ Linen Suite, age 13 to 17, $2.50 up. Men's and Boys’ Straw Hate at “unprecedented low prices. mylt IPUNING AND LEPATRING. | Nith 30 y cars of experience, 25 in this Dis. trict, recor di and ihe pablte in general, Toclich seiots eek eae es faction. Promptuess and satisfi 5 VICTOR BECKER, ap20 my15-6t" 801 9th street northwest. Gas Cooxine Sroves, FOR SALE AT THE GASLIGHT OFFICE, TENTH STREET. 020 Cu. Rovperr, ‘NOB. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIL- DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY. THE CUBSREE TOE BPALTGGRREOE™ an tare ly eS TE A oe and examine the Goods. Prices to sattthe Fea A BASLE. AND PERFECTLY SAFE C take Nattans’ made, they always Have been for over this city. Siete nee creme 4 ARTHUEK NATTANS, wyS = Uéthandl, 2dand D, and 7th and B ate.n.w. $10, worth $18. gis Miicrent, pattoras Cassimere and Cheviot Sults at , wor : creas paterne Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at Black and Brown Tricot Coat and Vest Prince Albert style, $18, worth $35. ‘ine: Black Broadcloth Suits, $18, worth $35. Biack Diagonal Suits, $10. worth $18, Black Seteo Suits, tues: Gueney? gio; Worth #25 lack Berge Suite, fn y. Fine Corkscrew Suits, $16, worth $36, Bluck Drap D'ktes Coat sud Veta, in great variety, ites Coats, in different colors and qualities—bar- 8, ae erat ARTISTIC IN CUT AND FINISH. ‘THOROUGHLY AND NEATLY SEWED. A FOLL LINE OF CLERICAL SUITS, 50, mut one- o ee $4.50, $5 and $6, abor WORKING PANTS At75 cents, $1, $1.25 and $1, 50. THE MISFIT STORE, Corner 10th and F Btrects. ROBIYSON, PARKER & CO. Traverers’ Gouwe. * ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, ‘We are now prepared to show one of the largest and 819.8.E, Cor. 7th and D Sta, best assorted stocks of TRUNKS for Ladies and Gentle- men at very low prices, Large size PACKING TRUNKS, good and strong, Largest size, only $1.75, Large size, with Trays, only $1.50, Very lurge size, only $2. Strong Zinc-covered TRUNKS, at $2.78, ‘TRUNKS up to$15, guaranteed cheap, BREAKFAST. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING Imowledge of the natural laws which ‘of digestion and butrition, and by ‘We havo an elézant assortment of TRAVELING SATCHELS for Ladies and Gentlemen at Bottom Linen-covered SATCHELS from 75 cents up. Leather-covered SATCHELS at 75 cents; large ones, $1.25, $1.35. All-Leather SATCHELS at Bottom Figures. Made simply with boiling water or milk, bold in tins, (only 34-Ib. and Ib.), by Grocers, labeled. JAMES EPPS & CO., al 016-m,tn&s Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng. For childson abd £r0wn people, from ieee Re. MEXICAN HAMMOCKS, HAMMOCKS with Pillows and Stretchers, Ropes, Hooks, Stretchers and Pillows sold separate. HAMMOCKS! SUN UMBRELLAS! COACHING PARASOLS from $1.50 up. Gent's SILK UMBRELLAS, $1.90. * RUSH BAGS, large sizes, only 5 cents Shopping and Lunch BASKETs, CROQUET SETS at all prices, at 416 Tru STREET. He 8 top iS Waits Soracioe sd CITY ITEMS. The Following Immence Bargains ‘Will be sold for 4c., to-morrow only at R. Goid- Schmid’s 812 7th st. n. w.: 1 lange bar of superior laundry soap, rubber dressing combs, 5 cakes of ‘stove pollsh, 7 pin cherry hat racks, $ cakes of tollet soap, $9 inch ple plates, 4-1 hole mouse traps, match 9500 tooth picks, scrubbing brushes, 30 Tt. clothes 3 boxes ‘of blacking, pickle dishes, 2 china cream pitchers, spoon hoid- ers, 2 water tumblers 7 inch ‘dessert plates, 8 co cream saucers, potato mashers, rolling pins, dairy pans 2 lunch Baskets, tron frying pans, boot Jacks, Sad iron stands, coal shovels, 5 tea spoons, lange kitchen spoons,’ coffee or tea canisters, ' tooth Urushes, shaving brushes, 2 children’s round combs, pocket match safes, napkin ringe, pocket knives, large scissors, 2 paring knives,tce hatchets, candle sticks, 3 table spoons, picnic mugs, pepper or salt shakers, hair brushes, pocket _cotubs, large raters, 2:1 pt tin cups; also immense bangsins in aby carriages, refrigerators, ice chests and tray- The Wise and Prudent Passengers on the out-going steamers have pro- Cured their accident policies in. Tae Unt tes Mutual Accident Association, $20 and 322 Broad- way, New York. Rates less than half those charged by other companies. BRheumatikm, disordered blood, general debility, and many chronic diseases pronounced incurable, are often cured by Brown’s Iron Bitters. Joris. Mo.—Dr. J. B. Morgan says: “I find that Brown's Iron Bitters gives entire satisfaction to all who use it” FArrinip, Iowa.—Dr. J. L. Myers says: “Brown's Iron Bitters is the best iron preparation Thave ever known in my 30 years of practice.” Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne On Thirty Day’ Trial, ‘The Voltaic Belt Co., Marsha, Mich., will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated’ Electro-Voltaic’ Belts and Electric Appltances on trial for thirty days to ten (young or old) who are aMlicted with ‘nervous lebility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar- anteelng speedy and complete restoration of health and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B.—No Tisk is incurred, as thirty days’ trial ts al- lowed. WS “Rongh on Rats.” Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, bed- bugs, ‘skunks, culpmunks, gophers “15c. Drug- gists, “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning and delivered in 3-1b, “Ward” prints, 40c. per 1b. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and ‘sweet milk, Sc. per qt. Creain, 18c. pint. LADIES’ GOODS. _ Secoxp Oventxa or TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS, FROM THE LATEST EUROPEAN IMPORTATIONS, AND AT REASONABLE PRICES, AT BAUM'S, myl6-lw 416 SEVENTH STREET. Mz. J. P. Paras, IMPORTER OF FASHIONS, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST. NOVELTIES IN LONDON HATS AND PARIS BON- NETS CONSTANTLY BEING RECEIVED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. _myl5 Scuaee Ovexixe. or IMPORTED BONNETS And ROUND HATS, THURSDAY, May 17, 1883. MRS. M. J. HUNT, ‘No Cards. 1809 F STREET. _myl5 Lars Boor, PERFECT IN FIT, ON OUR PARIS LAST, HAND SEWED, $6. WIDTHS AA TO D; SIZES 1 TO 7. EDMONSTON'S, myl5 1339 and 1341 F street. W; LIAN, Imj ot les F ce Ri Jersey Jack- pe ig Rig ig cg eet White Su{ts in a variety of st; an Pe. Sujts, Silk Suite for and an of 8 and Jackets. Avvery desirable assortment of antllus sf 35 p ery. desirable aesortmen cent discount. Feathers dyed ‘and re-curled ‘equal te new ones. ap20 RESSMAKING. Sere, sen Dee rena Seat ee bo oe art of Making Gain, Fitting and Designing Ladies Dresses, et, aruatically "ibe encooss Mr. White met with in thin already ts due io his thoroush Foowledge of Eistrtoee, iG he “te bent rhe eomjem tg by mioas yirement. “No chart or part of « chart. open day and evening. LADIES’ TAILOR, 1115 F sTRexT NoRTHWesT, Is Now Prepared to ake Orders for EVENING, RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSES, WEDDING TROUSSEAUS AND London Tatlor mad igo Hat ‘Tailor. cone made Cloth ‘Costumes, "All ort is dou et slate tvle, ‘made by Men, Dresam and, Tailors: tie fone of Bir. S Costumes, NDERWEAR!—DOUGLASS’, 9ra AND F STREETS.—The ees in this department hav- been tar in exoces of our the sale will Be contianed woul turds non Each day we will offer different but decided bargains, will on THUR! YX 200 of those thor- guny aide, cad muped CHEMISE AnD SHAW te eas the price. We have 50 dozen French 8 button lent, itoung Gloves, at $1 per palt, regular Eric, oti Dolled anes be at 48 cons Fergie. Ancther s0 dome "of these Ut ‘Child Fen's Just in. "100 dozen ‘Misses’ Hose at 3 Senta; according to siss seers a DOUGLASS’ 9th and F streets, THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Tor Gotuanis sSenxe 2s EQUITY, MAY 3, agererating one per itis, this third day of May, A. D. i1 motion Rauaitigly, Hecloes dere, satudre ana doerad Bank, defendant herein, and their essigns, be, and Or dence agoinee oat aah the rin fila or Cp trees lee Ge cn i oe ioe of Js A. D. 1884; are first day en: ~t provided myiridkcokw By Wek: CLANCY, Aut Clerk. Oresixa Dany. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS BALTIMORE STORE, 908 Seventh Street Northwest. eiSotein! Buse Nuns Veiling, Albatross lerant line of Black Cashmeres, a special fine qualt ‘Table Linens and 1 rien Goods, lousekeeping Goods, Desirable and New Materials for wide, All-Wool ‘customers to examine our low prices, _L BEHRENDS,, 908 SEVENTH STREET N. W. Dux Goons. ing and Summer Silke from 50 cts. new oe Plain ‘shades to: Fon Ui dtd ty sew SaaS Very fing, only, Br 1205 Blue and Cream, only variety and low complete, prices to suit J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., ‘817 Market Space, Have Srccnen Axornes Lor OF VERY DESIRABLE . Prices reduced, All-Woo] Bunting, in Pint AUL-Woo! Lace Bunting, 15 White Geode ing IN ALL SHADES ‘ND DESIGNS, FROM $3.00 UP TO $35.00, ALSO, A CASE OF ALL WOOL DEBEGE, IN DESIRABLE COLOR, FOR THE VERY LOW PRICE OF 25 CENTS, HEADQUARTEUS FOR PARASOLS AND COACEN HEMPSTONE, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, One Price, in Plain Figures. 5 Guissir's 40% AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NW, ‘Will open on Monday Morning, May 7th, @ SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS, DRESS GOODS ANIL not hitherto offered this EASON tn the. including « full and comy MEK SILKS plain etribed ‘OT of FOULARDS marked down #0 GRAINS, in af the $1.25 per yard— LEA DOT SURAHS, 25 inchos wide,” L POLKA DOT SATOR STOCK cf BLACK s1 Setl-known makes. GUINK DAMES an MARVEILL! Baw to $3.50, and positively 25 per cent: Complete STOCK of BLACK GOODE, at reancualie nace OOD 3 d FRANKLIN SUTt. hades, 87 inches wide UITINGS—all wool-42 inches Sin DE BEGES, AL) HILINGS and ©, T FLANNEL, iplete Ine of SP’ Prices, Fe sah, SEECIAL 1 3 former: TL LEN iso a Case ‘of ORTENTA INGS, tn all the fashi wide, 50c. per ya All the wat TROS CLOTHS, EMBROIDERED anf POLKA DO’ SATEENS and PINHEAD CHECKS. SPECIAL LOTS of LAC BURGHS, “KID AND LISLE RUCHINGS, COLLARS and Cl founa e ie BS T'S FULNISHING GOODR Linen and DOMESTIO aD A jARY Goodsat LOW and REDUCE! Anexamination of our GUODS and PRICES will welly repay the visitor. Agents for HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS. GUINNIP & ©0., #04 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET N. W. CHOICE PATTE: DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS I WS. A COLOR BATINE EM IDERED D) ALL COLO! E} NGEE AT 60c., THE REGUs ‘WILL MAKE ND COOL Wil LES 1 ALL STYLES AND COLORS, ‘BLACK Goong ALLED. TO, OCR Mi. ._M. SHUSTER & SO) NN. B.—THE BEST I8 THE C1 rie 9