Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1884, Page 5

bog | rit privately corinne cided, fevis-lia* respons, Prin Tyra. be aLlPZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE HINGTON 1p ¢ iM SPANISH TUALIAN AND ay hour, day or evening : feat. 20aS on hand, WPTCOME HASTHE oom IARTEN AND Mi » NORMAL INSTITUTE 1th stn. w Misr POLLOCK and ugh dastouctiou an LECT SCHOOL ntary and Hizh School for both sexes, tetween Isth aud Lith struts nc enor any 0 weber A500 Mens is from Ya tu teap nh peng eS THOS: W. SIDWELL, Weancipal. FSSFUR_ DE FRAN. de Pacis) has resuined: a BLL K street moriue oan" Foe ish Grammar, Spelling. awa) h AND CHOIR LINCOLN Sexsionia, Cov ph vas end ds: real rreelved evel ee from date ers 7 {yg by moni Be ‘Special te RY C, ER V 3. era . OF £08 Star by inst nay Lesion Bre MPS SARA A. SPLNC Ll * —NEW SPrING (BUN Sielee styles and viry Ge there, S00DS, VERY LATES’ Baresiny an All-wac _ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C ATURDAY — “MARCH 15 1884—DOUBLE SHEET FICIAL DRA’ G OF THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, SINGLE NUMBER, CLASS N 2d Edition. r The MW. E. Church South. EDINGS 0 COSTPRENCE IN BALTIMORE. Berriwone, AL Tie sesston Of the con | tan of the latter Wo prevent a coillsion, sly, If not rOLMIg stock, Win Colum. } hid 5.099, soll fz pnd tatar Woolf & Keil ther big coflee ball, A Broker Makes im Assi Wall si nh rallrosd bi Broadw vs as Aha iY, has asstyned to S. F. STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Lill. 0 fhe arrance. Hi Drawings Poisoned by Oicomargarine, STIMOSY TAKEN TO-DAY BEFOVE A NEW YORK IN- VE 8 COMMITTE Yon, Mareh 15.—The senate committee on health, which fs engaged tn tavesthzaung wteratlons iu food prodzcts, met to-day the Morton house. Charles Moses, a packer tn onarcarine fietory, testiiied 10 his hands bec sore “and his natis dropping throu he leomnarcarine, Hs s shated With the poison xo to an hospital ‘The suid that f he went back to yin it would be his. death. jation he adnltted that tt might have been the salt in the Water that caused the sores. dames Gardiner Sald that he a friend | named Miehael Farren, wh ed for aman nan publi On crosex, Oleohmrcarne tuctory, He had his hands polsoned by the Oleouiargaring, He died about a year atter- Ward. — oral Forciga News by Cable. PATION OF BAC NINH Advices have ber recotved ter, Wao ted (he Frenc Haid 90) Sarl Marx, who di 00) riedin the 1 Teh Lac to prevent. the 1040) S have been given toe Insuny | cen A HOSIERY FACTORY Bt | A Ernitie TH OYSTER DE ANS ArOLE eed ts vad and Cap. Waddell, ¢ Weaing heen faformed, itu | Unaf potnt ta the bella, CHESTER TIVER, A dispatch was re ‘ varies river, ver navy stulted 1ur SADIE: SHAT TAS mek M.A. DAUPHIN, Ce A At ae - aa iz KiIPER 1 CRITICISED INT aT. delay of the House commitiee on accounts In tahites ther report upoa Uwe ving am extra month Intion with re- tothe dis Tail u | chanced etapioyesof the House has be stoned — | by adisuzreement peiween SheGan SALE Brower, wicrabers of the sub-eomnny Ge vying up Utelr toport, Messrs. d ratie ny SILVEL-PLATED WARE, | CUTLERY, | BRONZES, ORDER TAUNTON § LE CLOCKS, AND ORNAD R PLATE €O., ar OTH AND PENNA. AVENUE oe jught, aivts If posstite SkOOM, COR. » heen adopted ated 16 Tht | | | i Sorenoek a, a, | EN-AND-A-IAT © trom day ir Trew Dockery SHEL mienattien tion 0 nest Wii be con tdered by Je couustatit probably ted to the Tcive the extra month's pay to ull yes or the y pt Nir, Gal autiful goods in | i Puts in RIMECES, FRUIT DISHES, AENERS, WATVERS, Tom. : BASKETS, CENTER PSHIS. S.OMF Bey ES, & | 1 ALSO, itwilt ND OTHER CELEBRATED WAK or! atten pare Mitte PEARL, WALRUS, CAEVED-HANDLE | in Congress. ANDSTLVER-VEATED KNINTS, PORES, 5 | LES, CARVES, STELLS, PISH KNI lave recommended several bar OF the Distric eC nt amen + ii! to amend the e District, now pend ‘These amend- ALSO, nd Utles Int ac sortment of MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS, by the lectstattve com- ation, a 1 be aton to the District comunittees of Chairs will be furnished the Ladies, who are respect- » With the recommendition that | One of these amend. knowlediments of 2 wile lormof acknowledament | ww the Jaw In Maryland. Another the Supreme Court of the District in equity general jurisdicuon over the ‘infants and lunatics, and authorize: rec etther a sale or nortgage of estates of and lunatles, as the court may deem best. Another alucndinent requires the recorder of decds to retain 4n his ofice all original papers and make certified Coples evidence of the contents of the original. DOWER RIGHTS. Many of the leading members of the bar here also favor the entire abolition of the dower right in estates and the substitution therefor ofa life inter- est of the wife in the whole estate, or of an abso- e interest in half of it. ‘The lawyers who are In- teresting themselves tn this sort of legiskition say they want to lift the District ont of the old common law ruts and place it upon an equality with the various states in regard to laws of this character, Capitol Topics. THE DEMOCRATIC EMPLOYES OF THE HOUSE are going to hold a meeting in the room of thecom- invited, its abolishes: privy a toa decd and shortens th Tequitied, as Is aunondnient uty The Ge Lin every respert as ry reeinted, and ¢ # are most positive to sell | the entire stock without reserve, Ont of town purchas rs can a ave goods carefully Ps EXECUTORS’ SALE OF HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, HAVA, MIRROKS, OL PALNTINGS, BEUSSELS preme Court of the fal | H, uy ug at TEN O'CLOCK A.M, fects contained in premises No. tin part comprisiue the con- ns of twenty-two rooms, viz: Hale Piano- Paintings, among which is a 7 Thaddeus Stevens, large gilt-frame Ma. tel Mirror, s-veral Walnut Chamber Set ot expensive Chatuber Set, ineluding Wi ace Furniture, fine white Curled Hi Beds and Pillows Fi | 1 NTH, con arniture an ‘Mattresses, Blankets, Spreads, Shevts, “ Blan ittee on American ship-buliding and ship-owning Sinwle and Double Waluat and other Beds | 2 P is Sand Wardrobes, ‘Fasy Chairs. Murble-top and | iMterests, at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, for the pur- z Brussels'and Ingrain Carpets, Mattings | pose of organizing a national association to act as en Ou arlors and # rs auxitiary to the democratic Congressional commit Diniwe-ron eet . Window | te, und ty ald In the coming presidential cain- Hania, Folding Betstead, palgn. atlery, Mantel Clock and Or ‘MINOR NOTES. nator Vancé and other Sena- ivesTert-on the Imited train ‘Wwattend the banquet to be given at Delmonico’s to-night by the New York Free Trade club. Mr. Morrison did not go. ‘The bill to ald in the establishment. and tempo- ¥ Support of common schools comes up in the « lninediately after the cattle disease Dill, which is now pending. SS Policy Causes in the Policé Court. ‘TWO SENTENCES FOR VIOLATION OF THE LAWS. The case against John Kelley, charged with policy backing, was concluded in the Police Court to-day, and the court sentenced Kelley to six months In Jail An appeal was noted, and bonds 3, Kitchen Crockery and Ut sh WALTER Mt Fl LIN.) executors, Speaker Carilsle, tors and Represent: to-day for New Yor! (Pur Other Avetuns See wecenth Pagel | ON REAL ESTATE. (mn14) ‘TO LOAN_ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER Security, in sums to suit, at lowest rates of interest, Aicet expense and without delay aad KOBT: AS PHILETPS, 1429, Y. avenue, Mikey 90. x ON REAL EST. te ae SUMS fixed at $1,000. oer cial arrancements wade for iw) Ws Neal ww: Sie kee for build Wm. J. O'Neal was accused of managing a policy B.H. WARNER, 916 F sirect northwest. ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT plications, “App! concern. John B. Denegrt testified that last full he Frith the defendant. conducted a poltey shop at 1221 F street northwest, and that the business amounted to $300 and $400 per day. They subsequently re- feb23-1m ONEY To 10M attention to al SWOMMSIEDT & BRADLEY, moved to 717 6th street. ‘The court sentenced 128-1 928F street northwest} O'Neal to six months in Jail and to pay a fine of $500, In default, of which six months additional ‘Would be added. Appeal noted; bonds $1,000. See Cyrvs M. Porrer, of Pennsylvania, was to-day appointed a $1,000 clerk'in the third assistant’s of- fice, Post Office department. i Commissioxs have been isqued to T. D. Robinson, | Postmaster at Fall, King William county, Va., and Nimrod Green, Carrollton, Carroll county, Md. GENERAL GRANT IsPRovING.—“Massage” 13 a treatment of well-rec eMcacy in Europe, though not so well known in this country. It con- sists of gentle and thorough and sclentitic manipu- lation of bruised and injured musciea. ‘It has been found that this treatment will frequently restore circulation and vitality where other processes have failed. A short time ago the minister of Sweden, Count Lewenhaupt, informed General Beale that a Wp ONEY TO LOAN, M On Real Estate Security, At Lowest Rates of Interes at. B. O. HOLTZMAN, £06 Corner 10th and F streets northwest. _ ONEY!!—81,000, $1,200 AND $2,000, LARGER OR. stualler sums on real catate security, at terms aud sunt. WML F. HOLTZMAN, Attorney, 1321 F rthwest, “iss. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- tate or collateral security at lowest rates of interest. No delay when sceurity is O. ©. GREEN, Koom l, Firemenrs Building, cor. Tih st. abd La, ave, 3023, N n15 S282 ‘ONEY TO LOAN, y 00 In sums to suit, st lowest rates. on ay rofessor of this system, and a countryman of po | Cate eeeurit: Fe ros ee Was in this citysand Would {ike to treat Gene BO = 7 =e cinta Gencral Beale, one ot whose family bad ae ONEY TO. AN, rived immediate relief from pain rest ing from. $0 | MOM ROWASY nares oF rete sprain during his term of duty a8 Ainerican iniBis- 50. ON MEAL ESTATE SECURITY. ter to Austria by this pi gave a letter to Pro- 60 " ‘THOS JpEISUER & co. | fessor Nissen t General Grant, begging the gen- 50 “ ae eral to permit the professor to give evidence of his Ft ae = skill on his ruled tog find selatic nerve. ‘The Te- Seems to have been most gratifying, and Gen- Ed Biszors Casenonrse- eral Beale has permitted the following telegram to OO ee eee rare Farber ohne ous pmo of | be given to the public. Professor Nissen is a resi- £0] Deautifully Koft and Smouth. No toilet complete | dent of Washington, and will return with General a Without it. Sold entirely upon its merits. Price | Grant to this city: a00 Ye. per bottle. “Try it, and if not ratisfied return FORTRESS MonRoz, March 18, 1884. 8 the bottle aud bave the money refunded. To GeNERAL Beate, Lafayette square, Wi in: ‘oy | Prepared by L, ©. BISHOP, Druzgist, 1 feel much imj ‘the treatment of Profes- ‘300 790 Othstreet, cor. Hstreet nw, | sor Nissen. Will remain here until about middie of 600 | febaL Washington, D.d. | next week, J.B. GRANT, {ina i j ment J norkeat t Hin direet vic THE OTTMAN Mr. W. A. Cook Before the Springer Committee. RY POR WHICH OTTMAN Was COOE THINKS HE MIGHT HAVE REEN NS ALSO THINKS WON THE CIvi. FPFRCTED THE 2, AND WOW THE MONEY WAS DIVIDED. THR TREASURY KoRn} IND) said that m SSIDIF etfeet acon he Knew twas a aiitioutt case, 2 possessed intiuence enough £6 compromise,” that a Isp could not be milinued Loe witness, ST was governed by the statute of istrict, which readers such an action criminal and impossibie.” Nr. Cook then resd an extract from the rev tes of the Dist THE RIA ed S Sid the tres ne St seven to fy Iya good post tn faye for the rel alnicuity expe in ui mids Of the Witness eT evidence was on the and this would eertainly have s a decision In its favor If the ease had been plessed. ‘The ease cl igh, and only Ged pressing ff to acon Witnes said that bestdes the $4,009 which went to om. nd Che $12,000 of more that went to the ut by the tums of the compronilse, other suzns were The p pont DIVIDED AMONG VARTOVS INVISIREE PEROXS, “Have you any knowledze as te who thes: per- sons werc2” asked Mr. Spr “Phere were “who, tt was unt the div stood, © id, 1 persons, rstood had 4 rep! 2600; not TD OHPORT ATOR. pressed upon him. Others, li Was sald, era ETH GRAND DRAWING, Ces DIN THE Hot leet poten, WHC CRMC Tbe aide ae VOOR MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, 1Ues- | |imeontue loots, Sahat there Iie ; S| HERE BU vacuated the tow Sonu oe ee 3 Mowtany Dr usrye. continned to purste tent in the 5 CATETAL PRIZE, 275.00. uyen, aaron i in pr TGSNGN MAGI AE THe aM ICGe Rae ane |i CuO Sou tl asked Mr. Miilthen, “that the tendedt rrow at the civil suit would have beer decided tn faver of the pment?” Yes,” repited the witne Kas Thay Mr, otfmar’s eo: eriainal eas: fused t ase becuse 1 fi re itm oft wer neces if Mr. Olan had b mnoney Mt could, have t MR. COOK CONTKADTOTS MR. RL Mr. Springer further examining the wituess, r from Mr. Bliss! reportin explanation of his ac tn the con! and liness county with hi Mr. Spa ernine: Thits Mr. € Mii ey had y the hands of inno tes that the government could not Mr Cook sald Ghat tits ¢ not be soz comid be asto the buvon Ui The Pn could recover the mon it wes found, © COU De HO assi nthat t Lot show that Mr, Goorge Buss or any ot! Like ction 1h a compre OL the go 2 ret ob} W Chat in the ernment hadan Lhe had retused to ym wsecutie the HAL ads aile prostaal, U a any of Ui Suit abanloaed by a went had by right to oney bivoived. ME. BLISS’ POSITION EXPLATNE! Mr. Milliken said that sines comin. he Wad understood Biles’ position to be lieved Ottmen was guilty, bat he could thought I best to tak the best te e Could, ee read a telegram of July 9th, 1883, Attorucy Genetal to Col. Bllss, wahted showed that Ue forier did not Understind tne compromise, Mr. Van Alstyne remarked that Bliss evidently understood it. ol, Cook sald he got the fact that Ottman got only #1.000 Trou v S Witness was in- ped trom OU m: latter could not pay aly $4,000. Col. Cook said he Often’s Unsupported word, Sto Whit ObuMAn gol came fra Weel aud Col, Moore. WHICH STEALIN: Mr, Milliken.—Could any person not connected with the steating Know how the money was di- vide Col Cook.—To which stealing do you refer—the first or the last? (General Lughter.| r. Milliken replied Ukat he didn't expect to be put on the stand. Witness believed that Richard Crowley effected the compromise, and the relations between Crow- Jey and Bliss were very inthnate. Shortly before Crowley calted on witness Ott. 1 visited witness and sald he had employed. Crowley as his attorney. Crowley stated to wit- ness Ulat he was 1n a positon and had influence that would enable him. toeffect the comproinise. Crowley sald he was attorney for Ottinan and OU man also Informed witness of that fact. The substanual stat it of Crowley, as wit- ness understwod Liin, Was that he would not effect a compromise asa liwyer, but through his intlu- ence. ‘Tat was Witness’ Conception of what Crow- ley said. CROWLEY'S INFLUENCE. Several questions were asked to ascertain whether Crowley indicated with whom he had influence The reply was that he dd not say positively, but the whole conversation, as witness understood 1t, referred to influence with somebody in the govern’ ment. He admitted that Crowley inlgat have had authority from Bliss to compromise, and that he might hive meant that he had iniluence with Ott mah to persuade him to assent, but that was not his conception of 1. He insisted that the meaning was that the Influence was to be exerted with the government. Crowley called on witness to get in- Tormation to enable him (Crowley) to submit the facts to the government. Witness did not with- hold any of the evidence bearing against Ottman, He did tell Crowley that he (witness) was satisfied it would require the greatest exertion on the part of all the counsel of defense to prevent a criminal conviction of Otunan. Witness was satisfied of Otuman’s guilt. Crowley remarked tt would be bet- ter for Ottnan to take What he could get. ‘Witness uld not know What became of the $12,500 that was at Alexandria, nor did he know who the partles were between whom that money was to be divided. Witness sald 1t was attempted tn court to ascertain where all the money went, but failed. ‘Mr, Springer read from the compromise to the ef fect that the government surrendered the $12,500 in Alexandria, to be settled and divided among the other parties, Mr. Milliken suj that the “government got its $12,700, and left the remainder to be divided Smong te uleves Without acting as umpire be- tween them.” ‘Col. Cook was then finally dismissed. He thanked the committee for their courteous treatment, and ‘they thanked him for his courtesy. SS ee Local Notes. a, the eastern section of, the elts scarictina of most inalignant type has reappeared, ere are quite a nuinber of cases, some childrén lying at the point of death. Robert Hutchins and Lewis H. Dade have been summoned as talesmen to fill vacancies on the Crim- inal Court jury. PRS Oe arrested Chartes vont a colored boy sixteen years on & charge ofhousebreaklng In the night It is that he entered the store of K. M. Burchard, 854 Penn- sylvania avenue, and stole $12 in cash from the Grawer, and bonghea suit ot clones: cots ark, i “knuckles: nell today for carrying a pair of brass Snel (or: a Mr. Charles E. White, for the National Base Ball club, has taken out a permit to erect a grand stand at the southwest corner of C street and New Jer- sey avenue, woe the club have leased the square formerly occu, ‘ashington and George- town car stables, &c. The size of the stand is to be 1436 by 24.6. Mr. Sam’l Wise 4s the builder. ——— AccUSED OF DEFRAUDING A SOLDrER’s Wipow.—C. L. Briggs, postmaster at Dalton, Lackawanna county, Pa., Was arrested yesterday by a deputy marshal and taken before the United States com- missioner at Scranton on the ‘of having ‘wrongfully withheld the sum of pension money from Mrs. Sarah Parker, a soldiers widow, and of having forged the name of the widow on & pension certificate made payable to her order, ide ot | NANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The New York Stock Market. ‘The following are the opening and closing prices of the New York Stock Market today, as reported by spectal wire to H. H. Dodge, 399 15th street: Ort Meck Eachange. work. CPERATONS ARE & The Post say 3 f to rh Vow bast 1s; cory, 4. of Tm A party thes youn and goat eae Sectivn OF Ue city act lest even MR Street, 10 Ors fhe Wbrary ed for the pres Of Corcoran sth NGE OF THE he readin eer tod Namen, 47 PRED.— ADO /p. mi, to-day, Miss Re pps, the ter of XE. Tip f Marion street Lorthw as ron verand seriously injured by a veliicle containing five persons. T me of the driver was Robert Carter, Miss ‘Tipps was attended by Drs. O=zood Adaius and J. HL N 2 ——— REVISION OF THE RULFS OF PRACTICE OF TAR St- PREME COURT OF THE DisTuic?.—The Bar Assocla- “t of Columijfa have appointed Messts, Enoch Tolten, W. B. Webb, I Ross Pe C. Bradley, F. Mattingly, James G. Payne, Frauklin H. Mackcy, Job Baroard, and Samuel Mad: ox a comnilttes to ‘revise the rules of practice of the Supreme Court of the District. Tae com. mit will enter upon their work at once, as the necessity for a revision of the rules 4s generally recognized by both the bench and bar. When com- pleted the new rules will be presealed to the cout for adopton, —— Tue Cnampiox Pig-Eaten.—Waters, the messen- ger to the chief clerk of the Navy department, 15 the chatupion ple-eater. has for years been a mince ple In Winter, and peach plein Sumner. Waters was sixty-four years of age today, and he celebrated the event by doubling his miuue, He does not look much over forty years of age, ind attributes his youthful ap- pearance to ple. a Affairs in West Washington. Mas. Menagan Bernxep To DestH.—About four o'clock yesterday afternoon smoke was seen com- ing from the windows of the house of Mr. Wilitwn: Mehagan, No. 347 Dunbarton street, and the nelzh- bors to ascertain the cause broke’ open the door, which was locked, when they saw the Ilfless body of Mrs. Mary R. Mehagan, wife of Mr. Wililam Me- hagun, the clothing burnt almost entirely from the body and her left arm burned off to the elbow, lying upon the floor. ‘The lower limbs and bods were also badly burned. Mrs. Meluican was alone in the house, and the catastrophe can only be he- counted for On the supposition that she fell in a Swoon, to which she was subject, against the stove. ‘One of the Uds of the stove was found off, and it 15 Uhought asshe fell her arm was thrust into the opening. ‘The coroner gave a certificate ot death caused by accident. Mr. Mehagan, who 1s a black- smith, employed by Mr. John Lyneh, ts well and favorably known here and has the sympathy of the community in his afliction. NAVIGATION ON THY CaNat.—The first, way bills of the year were issued by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal company today. Four boats have been loaded for Williamsport by the Consolidation Coal ly. AS the whartage and tolls on the canal ‘will be the same as last year, the boatmen leaving today will depart with the understanding thal they will be paid the same rates per ton for carry- ing’ as may be agreed upon by the boatmen and the companies when active shipments by canal cou mence. The rate last year was 99 centa. The inili Tace from the canal to Herr & Cissel’s mill has been renewed and the mullls are generalty t being Put in thorough repair during this week, while the ater ‘The disgraceful. We practically have no navy. We have not a coast. por a singele guna gun, ‘I mean, that could be used with effect ‘any of the; men-of-war. Tome! present outlook for the navy 1s most and tried to do my duty in the service for, many ong io my" and I feel now that I can leave tt honorably.” | and acrmed upon His dally unch bill of fare | ‘The Lasker Matter. A CONSERVATIVE KESOLUTION LIKELY TO BR RE PORTED. Messrs Curtin, Phetps, Eaton and Rice, of the foreicn affairs committer, held a meeting today jor of 8 Tport and resclue Lasker matier, which they iz to the Will Teport to the whole committee day. | The resolution w nd matte in addition to Bisaarek Mad “itt gs Paces 1 ei t Sale of Valenbte Rent barns om iaent Vernr 15.-Hea. NLS mt Mart mos anKd so Lal . AG. AL. Cayr Fine —tolm a. Ray r NO.1G.AN., Dest a carp fre lest evening. Det exander and stat and « em present, Ads Mauderson and ler Now i fer Charles K. Ful ve Tangent muna ig Ube past yea ac, An Inquest ts SCICIDE AS j charged tnt rhenny testi orner of cursing 1 wih 4 chiervform, and fehior form and a bette wt! wiiske. On way tothe 1 to the ofiloer (hat eas 1h rom nthe tin. Ws Erick, tothe R in s ty er ali Tod with ¢ Taney ree terns th Pave tor traman's Later reports from 1 ) raine tt in onder Tar Menvt nr ate Ul Duesday sman Frank alesgod wenguged: dn the munutacture of nd Mr. Mad started an . as been lation “of aspecttic con S) Taining his bustness, A CONSTANT CovGH, With shortness of Dreath, falling hand wasting of flesh, all betokeg re OF less seriously alfeeted, detuand ing prompt treatinent. By using Dr. diayne’s EXxpec= Loruni serivus Fesuils Muay be eile ot avuided OF Pale Mated. MARRIED, LaUCk_DONALps Tharsdoy, March, 13, 1884, ut the residence of the bride's porvnts, by ew Jabez Fox, HORATIO J. LAUCK to LUCY D. DON- ALDSUN. : ————_+e.—_____ DIED. PAVIS. At 12 o'clock on the nicht of the Ith of March, 18M, Mis CAROLINE DATS, wife of tue inte D.C. Davis, in the sth year of her ace. Notice of funeral hereafter, 2 FOWLER. On Friday morning, March 1th, 1884, at 6:30 o'rlock, MARY LLIZABLTH. the beled diayuetiter of JH. and Annie Fowler, age sixteen years, one aunt, and fourteen days. | giicr funeral will take place from her parent's resi- dence, 249 P strat northwest.at 2 elk Sunday evening, March 16th, Friends aud re fully invited to attend, HENRY. on March 15 a.m, of apoplexy, CHRISTIAN FREDERE aged sev nty fot pears, Puneral from his lai residence, 1247 Sixth atrent northwest. ou Monday. March 17th/at $p. iu. Pricnds and relatives re«pectfuily invited. * KING. On Friday, Mom 14th, 1884, at 12.99 pan, Dr. NATHANIEL E EING, clerk in the = eral’s offtee, aged forty-two yeara Mis funeral will take plac: from bis laterveidence, No. latives respect- 410 Pirst streot northwest, to-morrow, Suuday, at 2.90 o'clock p.m. ° MAHIAG: On Priday, the ith of Manch, 1884, MARY REBECCA, the beloved wife of Wiliam Mala ¥an, iu the thirty -cighth year of Ler aze, : life's forever endl. Sivop in peace beneath the sod, While thy lad soul By bright angels, up to Paneral from her late resid: street, West Waxhinicton, at 2.30 o'clork Sanday, t= 15ta, of March. 1884. Frienda and relatives are invited to xt- tend. Interment at Oak Hill, 2 ROBINSON. Suddenly, on March 13th, 1854 Mra, JULIA ROBINSON, beloved wife of the late Clas. Rub- damon, in the sixty-secund year of her aye, Funeral will take place on Suzday, at 3p.m. from her late residence, No. 914 4thetreet northwest, Friends and relatives are respectiully invited to attend, 2t* WOLLARD. Suddenly, on March 15, 1844, at 4:20 JAMES F. WO! », iu the sixty-third year of 8, Notice of funeral hereafter, UNDERTAKERS. _ = = ¥. SPIN! Waiuisisnine TAKER ‘Telephone connection, 102) 7th wtrect worthwest, near T. mbt J, © WURHONST, UNDERTAKER ° ‘912 Pennsylvania avenuo Dorthwost, Low prices and prompt services fee Sossra C, a sf Honey, Lets Sona, Row and oo Srarervcuus, No. 325Pa.ave. nw, AMES BELLEW, (LOCAL CATHOLIC BOOKSEL- Jer for past 2) years), T11 Tth «trest, near U8 Patent oe Oiick "new Gvoda proupe —- As RS A ees ters Sekar ar CST ome