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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather..

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May 8. 1856, 8 am.
For Maryland and Virginia, clearing weather,
stationary temperature except in the extreme
southern portion of Virginia slightly cooler,
winds generally shifting to northwesterly.
For Sunday, fair slightly warmer weather Is
indicated for the states bordering on the ATTAIN
tic and on the lower lakes
OPENING DAY-W ashington can boast of
having the largest and best managed carriage
repository south of New York, and probably
the largest in the country outside Of that city.
MIR. Young, seeing the advancement and multi
tude Of sty les now coming into use. as they na-
turally will, I'm city that is unsurpassed for
drives, has erected on street near 9th (rear of
National hoteD mammoth building for dis
play of carriages, which he will open To the pub
lie ON Monday, May To- Hundreds OF shining
vehicles of every description can be easily got
Sen at, wide aIsles separating each row. so they
can be easily seen without the usual difficulty
of drawing them To the light Every kind is to
be seen, from the tall English dog cart, with
hamper suggestive of good cheer, TO the sedate
family barouche; also, our famous American
buggieS, of all weights colors, and descriptions.
The amiable proprietor is always on hand,
smiling and proud of his success, only too glad
20 have people come in and look. He has as an
assistant Mr.. Joseph w. Cornwall, who has been
Tor over thirty years in the carriage business
with tine late Robert III. Graham in this city.
1t Is presumed both of these gentlemen will
welcome and are glad to see old customers, and
make an unlimited acquaintance with new
ones. They are deserving OF every success.
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

THE ODORLEss ENCHANTING CoMpANY.-Mr.
h V. Rusk, OF the Odorless Excavating con,-
spoke Of the published Complaints, alleging
negligence Of the company In attending TO Or
ders from that place, and exhibited several of
the written notices he had received from here.
One dated April 10Th, in which no number is
given, and the name OF the person serving it
cannot be found in the directory. Another said:
"Wln you PLEASE to come to Ali on the
bill, in 1st, between 25th aud 26th Streets
Another, "COme to S1SS. corner w and g."
Another still: Call at 1916, l.. H." which
proves, said Mr.. Rusk. not that the company is
negligent but that there are u great many
persons who do not know where they live"
A SCHOOL TEACHER CHARGED WITH AS
sAULTING WOMAN.-This morning officer
Amos served u warrant on Harry u. Malone, u
public school teacher On the conduit road, and
later in the day he made his appearance in the
Police Court 10 answer a charge OF assaul:ing
Margaret Shugrue, whose son attends Malone )
school Mr.. Malone left 80 collateral, which
was called.
NOTES.-The amount realized by the fair
given at Forrest hall, for the benefit of Trinity
tCatholic) church, was about 81 800 The
ladies who were in charge deserve credit for
their efforts In making this entertainment a
success.-The water OF the Potomac river and
Rock creek are swollen very much at tins
point The water in Rock creek is higher than
ever before.--1t Is understood that it has been
the habit OF persons along the canal to dispose
OF hsh entraiis and refuse matter by throwing
1t In the canal.--The attention of the pump
doctor is called to the pump at the corner OF
SD and X streets.-Mr. Ike Bishop. who was
recently called 70 Springfield, ILL.,, by the death
OF his mother, returned home yesterday after
noon.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT Z A. A.-Great Fails, temperature, 81; CON
dition, g. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
connection, &c. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, "a; condition at infiuent gatehouse
10; condition at efttuent gatehouse. 81.
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An Alleged s.voodoo" Doctor.

SENT TO JAIL FOR STEALING DRESS.
William Brenaby, alias John Williams, an al
legged colored "Voodoo" doctor, who says he is
preacher from st. Louis, was arraigned before
Judge Smell in the Police Court this morning.
charged with the larceny of a dress from Sarah
Stoddard, colOred woman, living at 3O6 North
Carolina avenue southeast. He pleaded not
guilty.
Mrs. Stoddard stated to the court that last
Friday morning the prisoner came to her house,
carrying satchel, and said he was a doctor
She invited him in and gave him seat She
continued hanging up clothes for n few minutes
and returned to see the doctor, who handed her
bundle and requested her to wrap it up in an
Old handkerchief, saying the paper was rotten
She got an old pillow slip and wrapped the
bundle UP nicely for him. He then said good
bye to her and left. In few minutes she sus-
pectsd something wrong and going into the
'front.' room, she missed her dress. THAT mans
got my dress" she exclaimed, and added, 81
guess that's what wrapped up for him.
The prisoner said he was invited In the house
by Mrs Stoddard, who sent a boy after him,
and that he took out four corns for her, for
which she gave him the dress.
Mrs. Stoddard denied that he took out any
corns for her or that she gave him the dress.
The judge gave him sixty days in Jail.
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BARNUM'S CTRCUs.-The public Is informed
visit which his great show viii make to this
city next week is likely to be the last for some
time, as "the amusement-seeking people of
Europe demand the opportunity of seeing this
combination" and arrangements have been
made to transport the great aggregation to Er,-
features-three rings, elevated Stages age N' for
clowns, mbers, ETC.; a double menagerie,
great herds OF elephants and camels, 500
mounted and as natural as life; Alice, Jumbos
widow, recently procured at the London
logical garden and brought to this country; q
troupe OF semi-civflized Arabs the congress Of
giants, the great Miranda bands and the innu-
merable other attractions which go to make
tainment ever seen. The parade on Monday
will be down 7th street from s to Pennsylvania
avenue, to Washington circle, to X street, to
9TH street, thence back to the circus grounds.
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoUsE.-The second sea-
son OF Summer opera representations will begin
at this house on Monday evening. The first
season, last year, was a great success, Manager
Albaugh furnishing very enjoyable perform.
a as Of popular comic operas at prices within
year, including JEANNE Winston, Louise Searle,
shire Aosan Bell and a chors
"Fra Diavolo."
NATIONAL THEATER.-Three of the brightest
and most amusing opponents of burnt-cork art
are at 1.-The head OF the minstrel organiZa-
ton which gives three evening perform
anceS' and q matinee the early part of
next week at this house. These are Frank
p. McNish, whose "silence and fun" act
has been SO great a success that there are imi-
tators OF him, usually very bad ones, in nearly
every minstrel organization extant; Carroll
johnson, whose singing and dialect limitations
are capital, and Bob Slavin, the dancer. There
are In addition many other popular minstrel
artists, giving diversity and strength to the en-
tertainmept
HERzoG's OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Louise Syl-
yester Is an actress widely and favorably:
week in a piece called ga Hot Time" of the
populor vaudeville character. Miss Sylvester
DIME MUSEUM.-The attraction at this house
next week will be Moore and Vivian's COM
Pany IN the comedy drama, "Our Jonathan"
in the world" The play is said to be a very
amusing piece, and the company contains sew
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Taxpayers should remember that the second
half OF their taxes are due this month and q
penalty begins on June LIST.
The first national viticultural convention and
exposition will be held at the Agricultural de-
partment May Is.
Eva Wallace AN inmate OF house 1921 Cstreet
northwest, was found in unconscious condi.
tion yesterday afternoon the result IL Is said of
taking . half ounce of laudanum. Drs. Morgan
Roy and HUI were called in and succeeded in
restoring her 70 consciousness.
About $50 O'Clock this morning Officers
Kirby and Prather stopped q supposed chicken
thief on Good Hope hill, and, calling on him to
halt he dropped . basket containing ten dead
chickens, two bags and an umbrella, and made
his escape through the woods.
The Metropolitan Presbyterian church has
placed on record certificate OF the election OF
Charles T. Stewart Edwin @. Fawcett, and
George N. West as trustees till April LIST, 1889,
and F. II. Grant to April LIST, 1887.
Between IL and Ia o'clock Thursday morn.
ing, q sneak thief entered the hallway at the
residence Of the Rev. DE-. Addison, 219 G street,
and stole silk umbrella and Q cane.
Hermann King, commercial agent, represent
ing e. A. Morrison, Of 693 broadway, New
York, was arrested this morning by Detective
Ran, and charged with doing business without
Q license. He gave bonds for his appearance.
At the adjournment OF the Criminal Court
last evening, the trial Of the 0efmAn-AmeEtcan
bank cases was continued until 4onaays
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CITY ITEMS.
Choice Toilet Goods.

Cashmere Bouquet Soap, Ice.
Pears Unscented Soap, &c.
Pears Scented Soap, Ice.
Pears 80 per cent Glycerine Soap, 1Oc.
Cuticura Soap, Ice.
Kirk s Turkish Bath Soap. DC.
All other fine soaps equally low.
Lubin's Extracts, per o., SAC.
Edwin Wright's Extracts, per o., SEC.
Lundburg's Extracts, per o., 25c.
Atkinson's Extracts, per o., SEC.
Murray Lanman's Florida Water, 4Sc.
Colgates Violet, Soc.
Hoyt's Cologne, 15c.
Ammonia, large bottles, &c.
Lubin's Powder, genuine, 15c
saunders Face Powder, tic.
Hunters Face Powder, 23c.
fellows Swansdown, 1Oc.
fellows Gossamer. 1Sc
Thurston's Tooth Powder, Ice.
Tooth Brushes, Puffs, Channels Skins, Sponges
at same low prices.
Goods exchanged or money refunded II not
satisfactory.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
S&15 TO5-7O7 Market Space,
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COOPERATIVE CLEANERS AND Overs, 500
81. NV. Cooperative principles; fine work only

MAKE SURE THE FoUNDATIoN.-Not long ago
It became necessary to examine the foundation
of the Washington monument, and strengthen
Il to support the additional weight caused by
its completion. So, in the human body, If we
would rear a perfect superstructure OF health
we must lay the foundation in a good condition
of the nerves, muscles and blood DIR. Henley's
celery, beef, and iron is exactly adapted to this
end. Use that. and it will be a long time before
you will have any Kind OF a monument placed
over YOU.
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Nominee Matthews Has an Unpleasant.
ness ut Home.
The Albany Journal Of the 4th inst. has thu,

following:
"The city court was occupied yesterday after.
noon in listening to the case of Boughton vs.
Payne. Judge Van Alstyne appearing for thu,
plaintiff and James c. Matthews for the de-
fendant The suit arose out of the leasing of
premises No. 81 Clinton avenue, and the Jury
TO whom 1t was submitted disagreed. The trial
was characterized by considerable personal dts
cussion between counsel, Judge Van Alstyns
styling his opponent 'moke,' and Mr.
Matthews retOrting with a reference to Judge
Van Alstyne's political unpopularity. The case
is being retired this afternoon"
Mr.. Matthews is the nominee for recorder of
deeds of the District of Columbia, and Judge
Van Aistyne (whO arrived IN Washington last
EVENING" was the membe of Congress from the
Albany district in the last Congress.
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THE NATIONALS AGAIN DEFEATED.
The New YOrks Too Much For Them
Other Games YesterdaY-The Record

The Nationals were again defeated by the
New Yorks yesterday, the score being to o
in six innings. In the sixth inning Esterbrook
made a home run, bringing in two men on
bases The Nationals secured but four hits off
keefe; Baker. Hines, Force and Daily each
securing single. Daily gave four men their
base on balls.
Other games yesterday: At st. Louis-St
Louis. z; Kansas City, 5. At Chicago-Chicago.
8; ST. Louis, 2. At Louisville-St. Louis, 8;
Louisville, 1.
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SIS will buy slip covers for suit of parlor
furniture. Moses 81 Son. 18th and + streets.

LOOK AND READ, LOOK AND READLS3 viii
buy a walnut crib; walnut bed lounges, S13;
ash chiffoniers, Sill; rattan baby carriages IS;
large 4-fOot ash sdebOards, ; 5; walnut bookcase
secretaries, S20: chidren's high chairs, with
table, 81; walnut commodes, 1878; solid
ash wardrobes, S11: ash chamber suites, mat
tress and spring, S2o; large cane seat rockers,
81; walnut bedsteads, So; walnutlounges, $3.50;
walnut hatracks, 81; cots, 81. $3.50 rattan
rockers; lounges, $3.50; walnut marble-top side
boards. SIS: ash chamber suites $40; walnut
street northwest.
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. AsHrsoros Two DAYS

WAsHrSGroS Two DAYS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MAY 10 AND IL.
BARNUM & LONDON
UNITED SHOWS
TEN TIMES LARGER AND BETTER
Capital, S4,OOO,OOO Daily Expenses, $1,000.
FAREWELL TOUR.
BARNUArS ADIEU.
!. regret being forced to take away from my fellow
appreciated and lavishIy paironized but the amdse-
ment-seeking people of Europe demand the oppor-
wide reputation, and no counterpart in any country
have made all arrangements and for its
transportation III its vast entirety the Atlantic
My aole and experienced partners will conduct this
unparalleled enterprise under my personal super
The public's obedent servant,
PHINEAS I. BARNUM.
A TRULY GREAT AND WONDERFUL EXHI
TRIPLE ALLIANCE CIRCUS,
IN3RINGs
Elevated Stage Performances
GRAND ROMAN HIPPODROME
With Thrilling Races
TWO DOUBLE MENAGERIEs,
With Rare Beasts
IMMENSE MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS.
Herds of Elephants,
Droves of Camels
500 HORSES AND PONIES.
100 CAGES AND CHARIOTS.
JUMBO. Natural as Life,
And Great Ivory Boned skeleton
ALICE. Jumbo's Widow and Former Companion.
TROUPE OF sEMLBARBARIC ARABs.
100 Startling and Soul-Stirring Acts
800 PHENoMENALLY EXPERT PERFORMERS
GREAT CONGRESS OF HUGE LIVING GIANTS
GREAT MIRANDA BAND.
THOUSANDS OF ATTRACTINS,
To Bewilder and Charm Every One.
It. BARNUMs
Last Appearance to his Millions of Little Friends and
Presenting the
GRANDESr SHOW DE HIS LIFE
2 PERFORMANCES EACH DAY, AND p NJ.
Doors Open an Hour Earlier
GENERAL ADMISSION TO EVERYTHING.
ONLY so CENTS
Children Under Nine Years, 25 Cents
GREAT FREE STREET. PARADE,
With 100000 worth of rare animals and objects
the morning of the arrival of the show.
Route as follows:
STREET TO 9TH. TO PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ENUE, TO CIRCLE. TO K STREET, TO 9THlIi
.. STREET. TO SHOW GROUNDS.
For the accommodation of those wishing to avoid
the crowds on the grounds, office has been estab-
lished at W. Il. Nj EiZEItOTT d CO. 9U3 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, where reserved numbered tickets
be purchased al the regular price and admission tickets
at the usual slight advance. my1,4 1913
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CaStOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria.
When she was child
She cried for CastociA
When she became q Miss
She clung to CastOria. thstk
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Weak Back, Pain and Weakness across the Kidneys,
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Extension Of 27th Street.

A BILL TO RESTRAIN THE COMMISSIONERS
To-day Charles j. Stott and others, by Messrs
Hine and Thomas, flied bill against the District
Commissioners to restrain them from extend
Ing 27th street, between and G streets north
west, or from taking the land on the west side
OF square 8 for the purposes of street until
the compliments give their consent and the
claim as deyisees of Samuel Stoft and state
that the land in question was filled up as re-
claimed, the owners of the ground being en-
titled to the riparian rights, and that on the
original plan no such street as 9th street
exists on the west side of said square.
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II
i have been given to MIR. r c. GILL. last night IS
postponed on account of the nclemency of the weather
until May TO- 1856 1t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
Last appearance of
MRS JOHN DREW
In w. s Gilberts Comedy,
"ENGAGED."
McNIsH. JOHNSON AND sLAvIN'S
REFINED MINSTRELS,
Under the Management of W. 5. CLEVELAND.
the face of the Globe: with twenty-five
First-C1ass vocaiists, Dancers aud
AN ALLS STs,Is'I FIRST isSSfsi FART n
GORGEOUS sF f eaHhAisf BuR RLEe
THE GREATEST Ff MINSTREL SHOW
mys Ever seen in Washington.
TUE KIRNEs.
THE DANCE OF THE NATIONS
NEW NATIONAL THEATER,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NAY Is and Il, s
F. NJ. to 2 A NJ.
For the Benefit of
THE NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
Two hundred and Eighty Young People of the Ma
tional Capital will Participate.
THE f MISHET,
JAPANESE.
FLOWER AND
THE FLOWER AND ORIENTAL BOOTHS.
GYPSY ENCAMPMENT AND
LEMONADE GROTTO,
With issiF Gha5m MY A {. form
On the Stage.
KIRMES ToIO N.
PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL.
Guests Participating 1880 p M. TO , a. No.
supper. 1880 p. M. to D. NJ. in Charge OF lady
managers
Tickets for reserved seats according to location 81
Sd and So, may be obtained of Metzerott d Co., 9o3
Pennsyivania avenue, and of the lady managers myS
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MONDAY, NAY 10,
Inauguration of the Second Summer Season.
Return of the Old Favorites.
JEANNE WINSTON,
Louise SearIe, Virginia Evans,
Minnie DeISue, Annie Meyers,
Walter Hampshire Walter Alien,
Vincent Hogan, a. ii. Bell,
Joseph Fay, Thomas Daily,
And chorus of twentyfour carefully selected voicea
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee,
FRA DIAVALO.
JEANNE Winston as Fra Diavalo.
Admission to all parts of the house, % cents. Re
served seats 30 cents. my1-2t
GRAND OPENING OF GUETHLERs PARK
street southeast between 18th and 14th streets,
MONDAY, MAY 10TH.
Concert and Dance Music.
Prize Bowling and Prize shooting.
The festivities w II begin at 3 o'clock pm.
The public are cordially invited to atterd
my7-3t* JOHN o. GUETHLER.
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SUNDAY Shaving.

THE BARRIERS CASES IN THE CIR IMINAL COURT
GO OVER TILL NEXT SATURDAY.
To-day. in the Criminal Court, Judge Mac
Arthur, the cases of the BARRIERS arrested under
the Sunday law were taken up. Mr. H. E. Davis
appeared for the District and Messrs. T. F. Mil
Ter, George b. Corkhill and Mrs Kicker for the
BARRIERS. The case of Rudolph Saur was called,
and MIR. Miller submitted that the old CORPORA
ton had no authority TO pass the act under the
charter. The court continued the case to next
SATURDAY..
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ANNA KARENINE Is spoken of by Mr.. W. D.
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II is In circulation at Frees Select Library, OPP
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One case Pacific Percale, at GIG.
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B. MILLER & Son, 1920 NJ street, Georgetown,
pfier 100 dozen ladies' and childrens muslin
underwear at25c.