Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1867, Page 2

” THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cireulation in the District W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Preprister. WASHINGTON CITY: APRIL 30, 1567. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE, SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING THLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SF The following is the official showing of the daily circulation of the papers named be. low, msde under the call directed by the re- cent act of Congress Everine Star, -7.715 copies per day. Inteligenc +352 « “ The returp- of advertising by the same city pepers fcr the quarterending December 31, i266, &5 taken from the books of the Internal A TALK WITH THE FRE EDMEN.” Av articie unger the above caption, whieh appeared in the Mobile Times of April 17th, bas been “republished at the request of many citizens,” and is altogether such a curious document that we are tempted to refer to it. Stripped of verbiage it amounts to just this. Freedom to the slaves was the result and not the sim of the acts of certain men, (Republis caps,) | was not bestowed by either Mr. Lin. coln or the Congressof-the United States,but— under the dispensation of (jod—by events over which they bad no control; therefore, the freedmen owe gratitude not to Republican~-, tations of Government securities: | reasot but totbeir fermer masters, who had sach | confidence in their “chattels” as to leave them tg take care of the familes and farms of their owners, while said masters were nobly bat- Ung to keep their slaves in bondage. Now, it seems to us, the “ conservatives” of the South are still making the very grave mis- take, for their cause, of underrating the intel- ligence of the colored people. We have yetto see the freedman who can be deceived by such Sopbistry asis contained inthe article wereter | to. Acolored map at a recent Uonservative meeting in Georgia, afier listening to such an appeal trom a white man, arose, and addres. ing his old companions in slavery, said “Sup. Pose a man puts handcuffs on me, and is dri- Ying me along, when we meet another man ‘Wao bas a grudge against the one who has me iw charge. He attacks his enemy, and knocks him down, and takes the handcuffs off me, and tells melam free. Who is my friend !” ‘The response was unanimons in recognition ot the liberator. Now, here was a force, aud point, and directness of logic which | went straight to the mind of the most ignorant field-band presen The freeamen know fall well that their masters would never bave liberated them of their own tree will, and appeals based on misrepresentation of the facts wil fail to reach them. Let tne consery- Stives, if they wish to bid for the negro yote, which they Bave an undoubted right to do e8y trankly: You ate mow free and enfran. chised in spite of ali our efforts to prevent i: being free and baving a right to vote, we are desirous of having you on our side, and wili Aceept your votes and vote for you, and do all tbat your older triends will do to better your condition if you ally yourselves with us. if they cannot secure the colored vote im this way they will at least have the cogsolation of Buowing bey have taken the most ma: y and Straitforward course left for them, and will Dot Sgeray: the misery of a defeat by the emilistion of naving abased themselves in ‘yarn before a race they have heretofore pro- feseed to despise. OPINION BY THE for several day t im preparing an opinioa Upon the disfranchisement under the recon- struction laws. The opinion, which ix a lengthy one, will be complete by Friday, and read & the Cabinet meeting. 1 is said that the opinion was called for by Gen. Grant, who feared that difficulties might arise from a non-ceacurrence of opinion among the military commanders under the recent Jaw, and others who will bave the construction of the law, relative to jegistration and voting. Another cause of be Attorney General’s opinion is the threat. ened removal of Governors Wells and Throck- morton by General Sheridan. fl Le incre e THE WHITE HOUSE. ‘The regular meeting of the Catinet was Beid to-day, and attended by Secretaries Sew- 8rd, Welles, McCulloch, Postmaster eral Randall, and Attorney General Stanberry: Secretaries Stanten and Browning being ab- “PD! On Account of sickness. The session was very short, not lasting more than an hour. THE JaPayese Coxmission Seward having retagned to the city, be will Teceive the Japanese Vommissioners to-mor- Tow at 12 o'clock, the State Department. Arrangements will then be made for their Presentation to the President, which will probably be on Thursday Secretary | | Jater than - | Their interviews with the Exeentive will be private and no one will be admitted except the Cabinet officers known the object of their visit to this country. SeceBrary McCc toc gives notice that the Government cannot and will not under- | tage to protect bonds payable to bearer. or Treasury notes is- parties who bave lost coupon | sued in bank. and hereafter they will be paid to "he par y presenting them. and no attention Will be paid t) ceveats which may be filed to prevent payment. ——— TEE CONDITION OF SaCkETARY BROWNING. Hon. ©. H. Browning, Secretary of the Lnterior, Was but little better this morning, though the Pbysicians are of the opinion that he is out of danger and will recover. He ix threatened With inflammation of the bowels. but ft is thought, wita proper care, it can be keptoff. ee ay aeeeistmcageies RETURN OF SECRETARY SswaRp.— Hoa William H. Seward. Secretary of Scate, re- tarned to the city this morning from his re- cent visit to Auborn, New York,and was at the meeting of the Cabinet to day. ON oF SECRETARY STANTON.— Secretary Stanton bas been confined to his residence since yesterday morning, suffering with asevere cold. He is better to-day, and ‘will be st bis office again In a few days. Tue Praiic Deur—The statement of the public debt will be ready by Wednesday or ‘Thursday, and will show a decrease of over Seven millions sinee the last of March, be- sides a large amount of coin on hand. S7 The voters of Baltimore are to elect a Judge and 4 Clerk of the New CitygUourt to- morrow. There are three candidates for each office in the field INTERNAL REVENUE —The receipts trom this source to-day were $409,576.67 IsDiePosr 7 Senator Nye, owing to itl-health, w ill not be able to visit the South for some time. aD deeatreetersntnartieanintes Tas Waksixe To THE RICHMOND Timms Geo hofield’s warning to the Richmond Time. in consequence of an editorial beaded, «A black man’s party in Virginia,” in which the following wor prop to gras tolerable insult to all soldiers of the United a army. and no less so to all true soldiers Confederate army, as they have xtended to each other the nand of ip snd pledging their united efforts to restore peace and harmony to our wkole coun- try. Theefforts of yeur paper to foster en- wmity, create disorder. and lead to violence can no jonger be tolerated. It is hoped this warn- ing will be sufficient ‘The Go aon that there are fully 0: t@ Carolina esti- bungred thou- reobs bat State who have not tasted oa i month. Several cases of starvation are reported. te man and a colored maiden in pear scminmggonec tbe authorities of one ofthe interior parishes refused to jotn in matrimony, bave appealed to Gevernor Welles forredress An the matter. | | tween D anc They will then make GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuimoron, April 30, 1387. Jay Oooxe & Uo. furnish the following quo- PUBLIC LAND IN WISCONSIN. It bas been qucertained by the Commission- er of the General Land Office, trom retarns which been tural Co}iege and Mechanic College scrip, t! locations having been made at the jand o! at Menasha, Falis of St. Uroi: La , Bay Field, and quantity located at the last named office being much larger than the aggregate of the loca- tious mt all the other Iand offices of that State Puriic MeEwna in Cotumata, S, 0.- Anether important meeting of whites and biacks was beld yesterday, and was largely attended. Governor Orr addressed the meet. ing in & speech of one bour's length, givin, the colored men advice as to their political and social duties, and urging that they should at present attach themselves neither to the Democratic nor Republican party, but to wait and array themselves upon the platform of the National Union ‘ty, that could be oceu- pied in common by both races South,,and ail yl eo) North. He counselled moderation and pstience, ana promised that, provided the hegroes did their duty, the people of the South would see them educated and secured in ible privileges of freemen. The com- mittee on resolutions consisted of thirti whites and blacks. A piatform; co: in its character, was unanimously ted. It provides free schools for the education of all cbildren, and the revision of the civil and criminal code of the State, After the resolu. tions were adopted speeches were made by Rey. Henry M. Turner, of Washington, D. U., (colored,) Who said be cared for no party, but situply desired the rights of his race, and would adbere only to that party which in. sured all the privile of manhood. Abo all he wished to see a united South, for he fe! satisfied, notwitbstanding the education of the ast, the Southern gentieman was the truest Tiend of the negro. Hon. James G. Gibbs, ex. Mayor of Columbia, followed, giving assu- rance of tbe cordial co-operation of people in measures looking to the advancement of colored citizens, The meeting was also ad: dressed by other citizens, Good feeling pres vailed. A mixed executive committee of thir. teen was appointed for one year. Tour.—Senator Wilson spoke at Goldsboro, N. O., F riday and New. berm Saturday. The prineipal citizens of Geldsboro paid their respects to him at the ho- tel, and afterward listened to his speech, with which many expressed themselves satisfied, The same class of Newbern held aleof. « The meeting was held at Newbern in the open air, in Academy square. The colored people enjoyed it as eliday, and they had a Procession. witb music spd banners. Une of their rs bore the motto “Good Will to All, @od Equai Rights in the Laws.” ‘There were some three thousand 'present, of all ages, from the pickaninny to the patriarch. There were some two hundred whites om the ground, ncluding many ladies. The negroes oecapied eir share of the platiorm, which was decora- ted with flags Sepater Wilson spoke for two hours, cover- ing the enme ground generally as in his Speech at Richmond. Heinvited interruption and re- ply. but none was made. The meeting passed of quietly. Mayor Washington was in the crowd, bat not om the platform. SeyaTor WiLson GEN. SICKLES ON THE FLac.—The annual parace of the fire department of Unarieston ‘was to have taken place Saturday, and the pro- cession was about starting, but there being a total absence of an American flag in the coi- UmMB, notwithstanding the t mumber of all sorts of other. banners, General Sickles ad- dreseed the it commandant, ver Briga- dier Genera) Clitz, a letter, in which he stated he national standard must be borne in the columa; that an escort of honor, istof two members of each company will be detailed by himself to march e colors; that the colors be placed op- posite the rev ing personages on theground designated for the review, and that every per- son in the column shat! salute the colors by lifung bator oe arriving at the point three es distant from the colors, and carry- ing the cap uplifted, marching past the colors t the point three Seay distant from the same.” ‘When informed of this order by General Clitz, the chief of the tire department expressed on bebalfof the Mre aepartment cheerful obedi- ence, and the procession moved after an American flag had been procured TRE InviaN WAR.—General Wessels, at Fort Phil. Kearney, thinks that the Crow In- dians can only be kept quiet by the presence of a larger forceof troops than are now at the post. A considerable number of Sioux have encamped on the Powder river, east of Fort Reno. The St. Louis Democrat's correspor- dent with Hancock's expedition says the Chey- enne village where the troops have been en- camped for several days, was burned on the 20th mstant, mvolving a loss of a hundred thousand dellars. Custer is still Pursuing the Cheyennes, who has fled to the northward. Advices from Fort Rice and Sully, one month the reported Fort Buford massacre, makes no mention whatever of any trouble in the upper country. The accounts of thisaffair ‘were considered @ carnard at Yanktown and other points on the Upper Wissouri. ATTENTION, BRIOKLAYERS —A moet. OF ie of JOURNEY MEN BRIUKLAT EES will be held at Pree enete Hall, $eh atreot. be- ING, May 2. at 8 o'olock. Al ih J Tey invited Come one, come all. D. BONTZ, Bec. Sec. Conservative Union jorted at the next Jane FOURTH W Ticket to be election. W. MUOKB For Common Oouncil: Niowonn WC sy sd ROBEST BALL. For Arsessor— WILLIAM H. JOHNSON. ap 90-003 cores FAIB AT CABROLL between 9th and 1 aes of Gift Concert om exhibition, and Tickets The Uoncest wit tively take place TUSS. DAY, May lith, at Oeerall ai = 60 Chickert a Five 920 Gaia Fi ve jold Pieces. Silver Tos Bett. One Coffee U; Pe ° rn. Making in all 8 prizes valued at over $1,000. 8p 00-cort NOTIOR. Wasurnctom, D. 0. April 30, 1867. of the Hod-carriers was held:last to r }, St Fowler's Hall, nd irteenth streets, and be- meeting went off bL,@ STBEBT’ trects. Ove of rte: than toregelst ad Ce, re ad the bost and most Drofitebie time for most. here wes not many present, owing to - lemencs cf the weat nd alse of ¢ great many £ getting informatie time; so it je next wh m wel pein Hed carri mi e t olor fa thy me, come ail. All are soll . the majority the meeting will B. nest at ogee Spice une Chairman, ana It" Acting tary. YS ©. 5. INTERUAL BEV 8. . DISTKI COLUMBIA. oT Y, Assessor's Onricu. Wasninoton City. To all whom xt may concern: 5 > pelotice te hereby. piven that the annual list for ucome and Bpec: ‘ex Ww Office, 465 Bove: Street, and open rr Tnepec- 01 sr a la yu! Bri cipl complained of. ‘Ali persons sa bject to Special Te ene ol. of sicker deat sees led at en sat at Spee peor- business Tax or License, are vublect toc dne ofg "and 1o two years’ imprisomment: ane all persoas al} Q their income Detere the ekone dete ail 7 the Assietant coer the Special Telegrams to the Star. eace Not Certs! * * ° Lexemburz. ia {By Cable to thie Associated Pross.) * Dom, April 30—Noon.—Consols, #1; U. 85.205, 71%. M pegrerronny ‘April 30—Noon—vu. S. 5.20."s, Liverroo., April 30+Noon.—The ton market is less firm; site@ of 15.000 Dale, “mld dling Uplands, 12al24¥d., Orieans, 12 . Breadstaffs firm and uach: | Corn, &4s.; Provisione-unchanged; ‘which ad- except vanced to 50s. 9d.; Produce unchanged. Brest, A 30<N oon.—The Great Hast ern, r la tres from Ni Yor on the 17th instant, arrived here last evening. April 30—Noon.—King William, sia, thud far hag bees’entirely silent on the subject of Luxemburg, which fact is caus- ing considerable uneasiness in Paris. Frankrort, April 30—Noon—U. Ss. Five- twenties, 76% Lonpow, .ipril 30-2 Pf. w—The money market is quietand steady. Consols are un- shapaes. Erios, #03: LNinols Ventral, 76, US. 5-20."8, 71%. Livearoot, April 30—2 r.m.—Since the open- ing of the market cotton has become easter. and adeclineof ¥d. in prices ts noted The sales are likely to fall shortof the noon esti- mate. Middling Uplands, 11¥ai2d; Urieans, 124. The other markets are without change. Si yr Wilsen's Tour. Razien, N. U., April 30. mator Wilson arrived here last night. He made a speech in the Afriean Charch. He advised the negroes to cdncate them- Ives, acquire property, buy lands, and de- nounced the later dny ‘saints. and cautioned the negroes against them. He was followea by two colored speakers, whe made conserya- tive speeches. Senator Witson spoke to-day at the Capitol square In the same thne as last night. There was a large crowd assembled, composed of Whites and blacks Lynch Law, CINCINNATI, April 30.—A_ special despatch tothe Commercial from Seymoar, Indiana, says: About two hundred men entered that town yesterday sand forcibly seized a negro named Mitchell and hung him. They aiso seized two white men namea Stewart and threatened to hang them. The cause of \his violence was the robbery ef a store in that county in which these threemen were en. gaged. Fire, Symacvsk, N. ¥.. April 30.—The Central railroad woodsheds here burned this morning with about one thousand cords of wood and eight cars. The loss is estimated at from ‘en to fifteen thousand dollars. At ten o'olock the fire was still burning but under control. Arrests. New York, April 30.-Edward Smith, Mich. ael Clancy. and Jeremiah ©. Bond bave been arrested on the eharge of robbing an Erie rail- way freight carin Jetsey Uity of property valned at $3,000. Two bales of silks valued 32,000 have been Dr. Guerre will repeat his fg tab on ove sub; it the First Baptis: hi on Gand Hl. on FRIDAY, Mes)’ Tickets 25 cts. SIGNED, IN CON- of it our duty to price . deem price of Bread tog.cents per pound rs. and 9 cents to riv ate fi itioare ment v onan WEDNESD’ Pra ate ‘ Noerr & Bro Ae om we P Pps. Wm P. MoK @.G. Btolpp, Br tns Kaiser, - W. Hoghes, Sony . ie Kche: hy pt ry Kaiser,” Binienta Serta jamin Oot ji the-act of Uongresd legal vottng, tar eno Pee oe OP nek vosen will berte vat the for other perposes, Beast Frosty toring Charch, corner of ath snd Ostreete, on MONDAY a: IDAY, Aprit ath Palas scebis. euro Sie ce eee ye OUSISTIOR 1 2d. at nd 10th sts, ap 23 lot nent, stand Gnest in the cit) me - tu Weshingtou—eud Lam now ™y castomers and the public CTI bs Vine pare eae. wea é es, Fairs, - dings. etc ,farmished at the rtest notice and on the most reasenable terms. p23 1m JOSEPH H. 8Ha POLAB SODA WATEB. F MIL. Bi *S NON COBROBIV APPARA in all ite celebrated purity and cellence, can only be had at their Dra, Stores, 450 isth ooo (geoied et Sapa and the 1 eestotTth Stn One MBs On cope 5 eee ABLISHED 1563. McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 671 Pann. aven co! Ist staxxr, Oarito, PURE DAUGS, MEDICINE ad OR EMIVALS PREyUMbEY Van ogous. Y “ INSTRUMENTS, &c., &c. Physicians lons accurately compound- * he Night Bell promptly aj ered. i. Foe ssionanes DkBSS MAKER. MISS J.G street, has rer tween’ 4ti CABRIAGES CABRIAGES ! hand an assortment of first-class ing promptly attended to. T. H. GRAHAM Bepositors 374 Dst.; Shop 477 eg eet REDD! TEES, 115 Pa. aven Streets, Just received Ladies’ and Gents’ LIN which I am selli be bought elsewh, EB x’ .s bet. 19th and 2it! “EBW GoopDs. Bau BAGE. in skine—new—desirable for bri it or li VEAL ant BAM PIE Grose & Bi kweli's, GEnUINE: RUBSIAR' Ga EB, VICTORIA OBEDDER OA BEER) AROTAS: TILTON Crosse & Blackwell’ Be ‘OnIn TAL ripicnes, N. W. BURCHELLON GINGRE. Under Bbbitt If sp 0 cormer inh and Fete, HEILBRUE & BRO.’S, 506 SEVENTH STBBET, Have just opened a great variety of 87 Sze Pi it Leather GAITE: 94 Bowed Oaif do ya Ba and GAL 75 cents Ladies SLIPPERS, seta $1 Ladies BUSKING $1 Ladies, Misses, Boys and Ohildren’ ITERS atts Aes ae “oy iren’s GAITE: Ladies ine BALMUBALS and GAITERS, of all styles and sizes, very cheap, TRUNKS! TRUNKS!! TRONKS!:: CHEAPER @HAN THE CHEAPEST! Ar 506 77u 8teezr. ap30-6t* at BGAING, Black Cloth Freck Coats, of superior quality, from $16 to 3 Backs. from $10 et Becks, in all fob eaabte colors, lock Dooskia Pants. from 87 to 816. ing Casst te, from ru Buite0o at, Vest, a ea, y reac truck upon & rock at Sandy Hook, which — 7 bisst from tBe rail Saree and four boats with eoal—To theHamp- Affairs 1m Georgetown. Tas Cawal.—Iaformation from above re yesterday that @ boat laden with pate tee camel, ul Itie that iy 4 al ¥ fleet bas been fe Rett backs d_ man arrive ir. The RK. H. Castleman, with vo shire @nd Baltimore©o.. 111.15 tons; American Co., 23.5 Cumberiand Uo, 109 —The offer- were light—1,400 bushels and 1, barrels flour. Sales—oo wheat at $3.15 per bushel, and 1ju extra flour at $14 50a$15. —The receipts at the wharf were ut 50,000 herring; sales at $7 per 1,000 sepcie! reported. were very scarce at $12 er 100. ‘ 3 Port or GorGarown.—Entered—Steamers Columbia, Harper master, from Baltimore; Kennebec, Wilson master, de.: Ni York, Marsball master, trom Philai Gibson. to-day Iphia, ‘aller master, from New York: Nor- totk, master, do., with merchandise to District merchants. Uleared—Steamer Ken- nebec, Wileon master, for Baltimore. SS cee 18 & CO., Aucti Ho. 307 Pennsy! ROK EB’3 SALB T, May 2, at 10 o clock,at the redeemed Goods, as L: * Bi and other Dresses; bee: efter nd ry roldered Sa Men and Boys’ Olothing, Ladios’ Gold Watches, @bains. Bings, Diamonds, &c, &e it WB LEWIS‘ OO. BX Y- © WALL & 00, auction SALB_OF BOUSEHOLD FUBNITU INE PIANO, B an Mat nu BUSSELS < i Merino, Pep! Sbawis, Sca: , Cy we avepuc. between sth On WEDNESDAY mevelp, ’clook y Ist, com- el No. 510 ire effects of the Tr With Kitehen Fa With many other arti three-story ball, closets, presses, beck and eide yard, water, gas’ yard or garden, frult, flowers, &c. b 04 ven Wb. WALL ¢ co Auction W.L. WALL &£00., Auctioneers, ‘tores 315 and 317, South corner Penn. avenne and 9th street, OF GROCERIES, WHISKY. BROOMS, apes, SUGARS, BVANS & WATSON 1B0N n THURSDAY MORNING. May 2, acing at 10 o'clock. we will sell, rof com- alen- Cy assortment of Grocery and other ant: e ao £0 Barréls White and Yellow Sugars Marrels Whisky, casks Brandy 10) dozen Brooms: 50,000 Cigars of different brands Case Tomatoes and Obampag: Kegs Butter Boxes Pepper Boxes and barrels corre 10 cases Re ag ee ib Bittérs Boxes Starch. Soap 25 cones 2 e Holland Gin rn are Ie fe. by Evans & Watton With other articles inthe Grocery line, all of which will be peremtorily sold. A 5 of Furniture, Bedsteads, Mattresses, c Lot ; Lgeoae, = oH Tables. co ‘erms fe io ne! . Wises WALL & 00.. Auct-. Gj™4? DrcLine in DEY GOODs. LANSBUBGH & BRO., 615 SEVENTH STBEET, We have opened this day 60 cases assorted DRY GOODS, consisting in part of the following Goods: = ae hg RE we Ptah Fiseched 2 TTONS. of 1e wel wo makes. 4-4 Androscoggin Bleached MUSLIN, 27 cents, m " ETINGS, s! widths, + per coRv*eieaper Riau tase as bed and Brown TABLE OLOTHS. seme splendid Goods, st 1 ‘WAPRTKS, DISEEES, re Be a te, econ WHITE MABSBILLES, 7S cents, wort Ke ° f every description, such as WHITE GOODS of ev: 4 re preen sa coneto, Nainsook, Biriped Cambri ; Figured ‘and Dotted Sw: * 500 pieces GABSIMERES, for Men and Boys’ rm from 50 centeap _ z 8 GOODS, ES: in wadiate variety, from 15 cente per yard up to ‘HSinin, Golorsd, and Bleck ALPACCAS 36 cts. Der yard, cheaper then ever. FRENCH LAWNS AND JACONBTS. 2 cases beautiful figured LINEN LAWHE, Onur stock of MOUBNING GOODS is complete, and we defy competition. 200 pieces Black and Colored SILK. frem 21.25 up. 1,200 Silk PABASOLS and SUN UMBREL- LAB at less than manufacturer's cost. SHAWLS. Of all the latest designs. BLAOK SILK snd COLORED OLOTH SAQUES f our ow ufacture, in the greatest variety. which rantee to sell from $5 to $15 che sper than any house in the city, ALs, GABMENTS made to order at short notice, LANSBUBGH & BRO., 516 7th street. 3d ‘loor above Dat., 8p 27-e03t_ gencer Building SHAWLS, 16th street. Six per cent. gold interest FIVE-TWENTY BONDS THIBT hanged for al! ues of SEVEN- Y'TREASUBY. NOT: oO of GOVERNMENT SEOUBI- on hand. pp 25-2w Bpeetacles lasses, sell at very low prices. j HAVE HEORIVED « ine assortment of Freach and DomerliGWI8 BAAW, 32 Market Space, PR a hala he tlle 18H AND BEAD TRIMMING 2 Market Space. LOWEES AND ¥ ame BONNET RET FUAMED con befound at’ ee te RODE eae be found at wis BAR'S. S2B> POTATOES. 30 bbl ly \Dykeman” Bed POPATOES, as Hirkine prime New Yorx State BUTTER. Tr . Ls lo" a aad 1H & CO. ‘. . 78 Wate: HW, ueMbboH & D. }. Oranges, mons, Cocoan: Oheose, £o., on band. jp*restant TO OABINET MAKERS. jarge assortment of Ohair ee Spare at a low AMUBL F. 8AVAG! 324 D st , between ith and lith, i> aber ine ING GOODB of fLomerinamaias oope9 x ora © ap e. tion, 8. Om _324 D, between ioth and ith, BONIN’S BASE BALL eaposiy . (Bole gent of Horsman’s celebrated Ni: ‘ork Base Ball = gee keep constant! arge and well-selected steck, or furnished der, Base Balla, Bats, Beits, Pi Belts, Bases, Shoes, spi kes |. Bhi ricket, Martelle. ‘oul ize Balls, indian U! by the whel retail, Base lartelle Olubs should nt mad et, f list,” ‘Liberal disco: ere and, tinbe INustrated and descriptive OkoNIN, 238 Pa. ave. price list sent en oP BOTIG—Will organized Base Ball and Cricket bs. junior and senior, please farnish me with list of their officers, address of ry, and location of piay-ground * ap 4-lm TOE Me IO B! tention to furnish to the {t 1s our desire and int ington ¢] et, stance of A citizens of Wash the lowest b th the following rules, which ee yoae pees slicks Sines to, ona a im tickets, to be bai or atthe 5 COF- per of 13thand F uerth, which are ts no % river iil age leave any fee without a Bu of the Wastiagion oud usige Putian 1ee Ooms pant ° forsale in cums toeuit par ‘Mmerket price paid for AMBRICAN = a 3 . 074g ws OBNBOR,§ | 90., Bonkers, : Jobn || ute, Butter . apli BALLS, PARTIES, &o. OUNG USITRD IN THE FIBLP again.| A ZF AEH can by opvommodate® TWENTY-SKOOND GRAND PIO BIO by 4 10. $84.6th sireot, berwocn I one K. OF THE YOUNG ONITED OLU 4 4 Wasbincton City Gardes . Rew a4 a tween Tet nu sat : ‘and Itthene. Moo as at" ir 4 i ABD AND BOOM s—Picesan ont Ba cents; admitting a a. Bs AS =oh Rime OR Bem tS eobauon MBs we Littiete: ba CAG ial op ae ‘ap 2st = rt) aes, laree, Beloon PARLOR F281 ATSeMpr IN THE Gat FIELDS 5} 5 “ siete ace ese = OF PLEASURE, a er moderate . reek, ae "pwo TABLE LADIBS, or centiom A ALD see eerie, | Ronettes ates ae e1 NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB, sod isin APPLY oan iggton.at Islan@ Hell, corner (UBNISHED ‘0 LET— With or wita orve eon Sthetreet,om I ut Board, at No. d1u K street, between sh WEDNESDAY EVERING, May 1, 1887. ond tn 0 pcstpowement on account of weath : {tively no improper persons admitted | the Unpltsl, Tormemodersie: Bec ati in siren ATTBENOON AND EVEBING PIO NIO, Of st. east, Onpito! Hill ap2s 4” Mt ANAL OSEAN LE DATD, E ood THBEE SINGLE BOOM: On WEDN 1 Bicely f hed. to rent cheap, with Bou atthe large new boarding house, 267 and 369 B SUFFERING 0: Strect, corner 10th. Mest central looa' a the Thorough and compiste have been | city. Geo BOAKBD. with piessant BOOMS, toe A very healthy location. « short walk from f ti thoes, can be b t 218 K street, be om: Lowel for the accommodation of visitors gh strest wharf every j fy Wer 2 o'clock pm. Ferry Tickets @1, admitting gentleman andjadine™ | TOM’ } 1 Holy Eh Hand bas engaged. = ~ - 7 was . BGK DOUBLE BOO MB, eultabie for two or or itee:—Dr BH Price, D a Domo: ree on ou! ‘nie B Pr ussa, H.W. Fearson, W. a THURSDAY. May 9.1367. giTickots for enle ot Bills’ aud Motnorett's Maric ree. A 06 M8, EB, between sos 10th streets, obti ent frost {vate taaily trom ene 38 Street, between 234 mb 26 ro Bi ‘Two well farntshed PAE’ oo the first floor, with or without D a ply Bet ‘Kb aed fel z few LOST AND FOUND. [ OSTA OOBAL i 27th, | Pes ming, Ai 9p street aud the tet Church, or int will be paid for $ for aged fo: rk of charity whieh must com mend itself to ail.” ij ap 0-31” FoURRISHED B0OHS TO the north- wo. inthe im ate vicin: o! eee and Oonvent of the Visitation. Bp 30-e03t* mn, ipe across ber back; both above reward will ee if re: WRLLB (f ly of the firm of Vander- ‘ap 30-3t* corner ‘and (frmer eo firm rr <nwake—t & -) wishes to inform the peo- J thet as his Furniture Ware. $10 FARARe Deer the Northern Li April—a white stoes marked with let out of the ri faio. yellow ready for a shert time he msy b here be will pay par. ering, putting down inting aud Varpishing at hic pisces e0 ‘ain’ ‘arpis! al eo oF their resldene:s : — 7 er the place, 116 High street, opposite at. 12 Ubi N DBY GOODS BW yed of stolen, on Baturday, srse Bay HUBSE. BS 1 Bridge street. Gobrastown, #4 D. F bargains than ¢: ae 1 front hoofs cri SE a weinicajem | citerettan or hae a nets, Percals, Sriltiants. Barages, @ chp en Lg Sd alt Lenoes, Poplin Morambigues. A. Teturerd'te The Shove soward will be dems, Pequas, bik. Bombasines, Chal ai @ro Cloth, De Lanes, bik.’ Bilks. bik. G: pine Goods, bleached Musli 20. end 38; rown Mustin 10,125. H Linen end Cotton , 80 pleces & smal) whi ft front leg he fluder tions, ied by leaving him at #01 his stock, bell venue ‘ap 27 st” so doing vA B has on bau choice ‘asso! ptin, 8) ig os at 42 Market street, be- pamong | MILLINBRY. oi- tand Ist sts, Mod Catholic Medal. The fieder wi ii ecelved moneuiy.= 1 ne* Georgetons Motes | larvand s Gold Celficlic Meda the same at th- (Gj*ouGETOWN HeaDquanrens. Roping Ronse of Okaries i. sie Bave ten cont, L our FAN OBT—Atthe National Tues GOODS. HOSIERY, LADIES AND Gee iF thereat Willerd's.1 Thain aon af’ OS HOOP SKIRTS, | Lit. go: AF 30) 4 7 - 0! - 3 YOUNG & BEREBND, Fesving the sume af Whore No. 120 Bridge street, rext to the Baticnal Bank —— New Goods daily T4m* PERSONAL. (_ S0CKBIES AT EBDUOCED PRiORs. sox san ba The copartnertship of A. J. RADOLIFFS & $1 -50 SKIRT, of CO. having expired by limitation the eu! rey Bis: Boop altered and [os more readily tosettle the same, will sel aes | Cnet eokenain and bine oe a Groceries st reduced prices anil ibe iat PMA, ALL OF T PULAE PATER hen they will close the same Alar. Lae PATENT MB I persons wanting good Grocerics at low pn ore at F.X. DOOLBY's D: ll find it to their interest to give us a call at our Capitol Gin Penn's svenueand east 33 HRI eerore wees en honst corner Bridge and “3: e $ Geo! LADY Ww W" Ey WER Tear pepsyon orea | LONER, cbiteere: sate Soka ee . B. iT} c.. wil a © el Jy & BRU., 503 ., Detw oud E. they SVE Abb guaaeens "| Si Sal baa Recta wer ace we. sca yeterson at. Georgetown D. o. Tne latest styles of BK TS always on bend and a] 2 > premi: ewar. 24 made v itm it altered Tepeired. ap i6-1m* DESIROUS OF HA and Vests Bcoured ead acetate aes STATOR erect a? sora nekial ee, ye i477 th strentes foe Bon bee een recel ved tarned by express with . opti tmost prom: ; FOR NOH A OME-MADE Post Office ad: , Lock Box No. $0. Onice closes daily st sunset except Saturday, $1.50 Neg peg pg, oy when It is closed at 8% p. m. fe 16-6m * CORSETS a intent eRe eae = to fi irt Covers iimed with D®* GOODS: DBY GUuoDs! at @2. } assortment of Miss- — Alse, the old Svea ‘We save just recetved from New York a fine as- A= wold os pean sortment of choice and cheap Goeds which we will avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts. sell bi rket prices, mamely :—Fine French and repaired. ep l-im* ter : best quality, 40 cts. per yard; best MPORTANT TO THE LADIES —INDELIB ican, 25 ct ne Jaconet Cambric, 13 cts.; I 8 auPlwo.» Warranted, fast colors. ain Ohotce Silk Grenad: $1.25 per yard; Lace | mash snd bol composition, Shawls from $10 to $20; Bilk Coats from giz to | the receipt of which hae rohased at s high 325; best kid fintsh Bilk Gloves, 75 cta; Dress fied to call. get's eam) Gods and Oassimeres of all styles. A lary Ladies Hats, mouews and Dress Trimmi: prices. aderetirin Bee Stamped in imitation of as oe fi a ing t ne Our goods as 10 our custo er inducements than ere * GENNAGE & LUTTOBEL Corner 20th street aud ap 27-3t" {Sun. Herald, 2t} Penni N° HUmeve. a For WALL PAPERS of every description, at py prices than theycan be bought aise in Washington, go to Mo. 24% Pennsy lvaui: — 12th and 13th sts, A* OPEN HACK, in Del L.F.CLABK. good running order, will rth B street, between and Ist street. ap 25 St" be sold c JOHN D. CLABK, aTTOR! AND Cov. JSSriros Arie ABD NOTARY PU LTO, Bo. $26 13th street de 1¢-ly W sseincton oITr SAVINGS BANK, BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING, Seventh Street and La, Avenue, CHASERS OF OTEINET PURNITURE ‘Will save both time and money by making their purchases at the soutb- east corner 9th and D streets. ep 26 ct JOHN Q. WILLSON. SEXEAL DISEASES, DEBILITY, &.— Pay Jackron's'*Patholony, Yand GUBE YOUHSRLI | pasa for GCE ES snd COMPOUND IN eckron s** Pathology a i. si 5. Bold iM Bo vy Wi ton. D, 4 ead Sore creulan ee Womans Dao: | TEREST AERAKTS wanted, epintt ERMONT MAPLE SYBUP ert Vv FEESH SPRING BUTTEB, Beceived this day from Vermont. The 8 is bright, thick, and fresh from the tree in convenient kegs for family use, allon. ie . KING & SON, King Piece, ap 25 we tothe ermont renee aed 1834 st. GB*4t WATOH SALE! ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLan, A Giving every Patron a Handsome and Reliable Wasch Jor the low Price of Ten Dollars! WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE. And not to be paid for uniess perfectiy Satisfactory Jeoeee to @Ts0 M ETEOPOLITAR BROOM FACTORY. ig Bab Gola Wetcne =e te ie WILTBERGER, LeDUG & 00. soe Manufacturers and Jobbers of : Fo anting cmeter do 33080 B00 BROOMS, BRUSHES, 300 eating 4 WOOD AND WILLOW WaBB, &c. 300 250 Goods delivered free of cost. ‘Su an ansieg ey Manafactory No. ee Ls st.. Geor, ¢ ro. ~ ant: 4 Otiee end Balesrooms No, +" Me 108 gold Eadie *s 3 0 1OR BLANKE So00 fescl aa. aite i ts 80 doz, BHA) INETS, $1.25 per doz wet Coa - 30 $3 Tragemant. costing bat $10, whiloxt may ‘be worth 2 300 pale at ri Pawnbrokers, 502 9th et,, near ap 24-20" Pa. av. ETROPOLITAN ir ° T STBAM BAKERY pamed thereon. upon > irrespect: M 347 C Br. far Laer 6ru sts, "| ive of its worth, and as ne less than Many person are not aw: the great differ. | $10 any ence there is between e fres! & stale Oracker. Wik Biscure amb E CRASHERS ade from select Family Flour, t0 be had fresh made SOpk “CHAOHEES. from high grade ‘Extra ‘hese goods are superior to any in our market, ft gg aad HO. HAVENNER. OorFES. A FACT.—Row is the time to economise. Try the colebreted P. P. COMPANY'S EAST INDIA OOFFBE, only 16 cents per pound. To be had of HORATIO BROWNING, No. 353 Penna. av., Washington, D. 0, aemngingtrnc* OO 0 BUILDERS 19 ‘ork, bag aes Seuare S'sulon se" »_ | Wenare rma tot efsaend:hang ands BOM AUCTION THIS MORWING. Sean Op at BEAUTIFUL ~ > et stock of oll kinds of LOW-PRIORD LOMBkR ose DRESS GOODS, Re. CLARE B00. LBs THAN ‘gow Oost. ait = - al ae Lirimtaatcaiy, | Saved FeO ee ee POhyent Beretta eon ne,