Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation im the District. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY.......... -..-.-. MAY 2, 1868, S7-READING MATTER ON EVEBY PAGE. B OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. BALTIMORE (COUNCILMEN EXPELLED. We referred yesterday to the pending mvyesti- gation in the Baltimore City Council of charges ef corruption made against members of that body. The special committee which was ap- pointed under a resolution of the City Council of the 15th ultimo, “to inquire into certain re- ports implicating the integrity of the present City Council, connected with the pasaage of the | resolution for the further endorsement of the | Westerti Maryland railroad bonds by the city,” | after investigation and taking of testimony, (ntinding among other witnesses ex-Mayor Cbapmian, ‘late President of the Western | & Maryland Railroad.) made their report yester- | day, and submitted a resolution, “That whereas | James Bullock, Jacob Oster, and Thomas J. Charles have bargained, demanded, and re- ceived pay from Henry Atlee and others, con- | tractors on the Western Maryland railroad, for | services rendered as members of the City Conn- | <i} of Baltimore, in the passage of the resolu. | tion for the further endor-ement of the bonds of said road by the city of Baltimore, that they be | and are hereby expelled. and cease to be mem- | bers of this Branch trom and after the adoption | of this reeolution.” This resolution, after de- | tmte, was adopted by a vote of 14 to2. A reso. | jntion was also passed authorizing the same | committee to investigate as to the party or par- | ties who may have offered bribes. ‘The.action of the Councils in thus promptly punishing, so far as they can, the delinquent members, who belong to the same political party as the majority, is commendable; but the | matter will not probably rest there. There | was a provision of the new consiitution which required the Legislature, at its first session after the adoption of the constitution, to pro- vide by Iaw fur the punishment, by fine or im- prisopment ir the penitentiary, or both, in the diseretion of the court, of any person who shall bribe, or attempt to bribe, any executive or ju- dicial officers, or members or officers of the Legisiature, or of any municipal corporation, and for the like punishment of the officials above mentioned who shall demand or receive any such bribe, and for compelling any person bribing or attemptmg to bribe, or demanding or receiving a “bribe, fee, reward, or testimo- nial,” to testify against any person who may have committed any of these offences; provided that the person so compelled to testify shall be exempted from punishment for the offence, and declaring that any person convicted of these ‘offences shall be forever disqualified from hold- ing any office of trust or profit im the State ‘The Legisiature passed a law in accordance ‘with this provision at its late session, and pro- crevings will probably be taken wader it in these cases. The testimony which was taken by the committer, and on which they based their action. was not reported to the Council. Twe ExGiise Peess on THE Mixistertat Cnises.—Cabdle dispatches of last night bring interesting particulars of the debate in the British Parliament on the Irish Church gues- previous to the defeat of the British Min- istry by Liberal majority of 6) agaimst them, as reported im our telegraphic columas yestemay The yote on Mr. Gladstoue’s resolves was 33! 265 against. The London Times says the immense significance for snd ivision in Parliament,) for eince the motion to go into a committee the To- ries have gained three seats in the Honse of Commons, yet the 60 mayority has grown to65 A dissolucen is talked of merely to frighten the members. The Herald says that the House of Commons by @ vote, the importance of which cannot be denied, affirms that tue Irish Church | sbould be disestablished, but the House of Com- mons does not speak the voice of the country, BS lection sho’ The belief bas become general that after the | passage of the reform bill tor Ireland and Scot- | land, the Disraeli Ministry will dissolve Par- lament and appeal to the people on the Irish Church question. The Glote, in an editorial, | confirms this opinion. Tux GexeRat Coxrxeesce of the Metho- | dist Episcopal Church of the United States be- gan its sessions in Chicago yesterday. This js the twenty-second General Conference that has been held, and it comprises 239 delegates, representing $5 annual conferences amd ¢.00) clergymen. Ofthe delegates to the conference 64 were delegates to the General Conference in 1-60, and 64 were delegates to the one held in 1544, whnlst 30 were members of both. In ad- dition to 55 annual conferences there have been | organized £3 mission conferences, 11 of which | have sent delegates to. Chicago to ask admis- sion, and this wid be one of the earliest ques- tions decided. The General Conference is pre- sided over by the bishops, of whom there are ow 10. It is proposed to increase this number to Worts. The question of “lay representa- tion” will also be considered, and to the delid- erations of this church membership of more than 1,100,060 pers ons in the Unized States will jook with interest. Tax OreRa Bovrre.—Tostee, LeDuc, and the Test of Bateman’s company, commence with “La ivnchesse” on Monday, at the National Theater. | After three nights of the “rand Duchese,” we are to have performances of that other pléasant | Offenbachian jeu @erprit which has afforded so much amusement to .ne New York pnblic curing the past season, + La Belle Helene.” Tux Fromiva ELxorion will be held on the | ith, Sth and 6th of May. Samuel Walker is the Republican, and George W. Scott the Demo- | cratic candidate for Governor. W.H. Christy ts the Repubtican nominee for Lieutenant Gov- ¢rnor, aud James W. Hall his Democratic op- | pouént. The Congressional candidates are’! Ifberty Biljiogs, Republican, and John Friend, Democrat. The registration stands: White, 16,304; colored, 15.234. Tam Rataicu (N. ©) Sra is reasonably philosophical over the ratification of the new Constitution in North Qsrolina. it recom- nds everybody to bear in mind that. how- muck they may dislike it, they have got to live uncer it tll they can get # better one, d the sooner they go to work to muse the best ©f their condition, the better for them. This is | sensible. WE ARE SUEPRISED to see by the proceed- ings ofthe Second Ward Republican Cn ot wight thet the First Watd Club is endeaoey affluence action against providing tor more DE prec * at the coming election “Party n¢lies Of this sort do mot prosper in the long nu, and the Second Ward Club, very wisely as well a= very properly, laid the communica. tien on the table. aeeareniereitensARseS..:; A CONFLICT of the military and civil author. | is reported in Alabama. Mr. Randoiph, editor of the Tuscaloosa Monitor, had been placedin military comfimement for an affray With & negro, and was to be tried by the mili- | tary authorities yesterday. A writ of habeas pus Was granted by Judge Busteed, but it Wee not obeyed, and the Commanding General refused to stop the trial TS Groncta Parnes give credit to the mil- Wary authorities throughout the State for the perfect fairness and impartiality of their con- | duct during the recent election. Beyond their | efforts to preserve the peace and secure free- dom of voting to citizens of every color, they took po part in affairs, ? t Tam Worxixe Proriz, % serio N Carpenters’ Trade Union are deliberating perpetrated of wages from but have not yer ite, Se Pemeties Masces Free yet at New York Dave determined to demand $5 a day on next, and to strike if 1 i res! fused. The Tailors’ Union in New York have begun suit to recover sums ul! THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. > ahd dra’ | Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. that SENATE.— Yesterda, = al = case best speaks for itself. in our political existence partments of our upon the scene together— septatives as the accusers, United States as ted BY fe Department, represen = som of the Chic! Justice, and the ie ecetine United States as the tribunal to hear the accu- sation snd defense, and to render the final what new and unheard-of con- auct oy a P ident bad made a resort to the extreme remedy of impeachment unavoidabl the United States are alleged to have been vio- lated. Three of these provide for: their violation; that ib to office act, the odengunasy military : Stanto. tbe lawful Secre- tary of War: that upon such order of the Senate dunes as Secretary, and that up to the date of the articles of smpeachm ent that lawfal right and actual possession had remained undi: turbeé: that all the acts chi in eight arti- cles were committed during that time; that not- withstanding these acts, Stanton remain law- fully und actually in possession, and that the office bas been at no time vacant. We see, then, that according to the case made im the eighth articles, the udent did not succed in getting Mr. Stanton out of office, or porting Gen. Thomas in, either im law or fact. ‘There bas been, according to the very case made in these hepa no misebief. There has beeu no removal of Mr. Staton, only an abortive attempt at removal. No ad interim officer has, in law or fact, been constituted, tor there has been no interim as to the Secretary himself. Then the acts, charged as high crimes and mis- demeanors in —-> putting Mr. Smaoton out and Gen. Thomas in are things attempted, and not things accomplished. These all high crimes and misdemeanors are all founded upon mere forms of executive administration, for the violation of certain rules to regulate the conduct of the Executive Department. If the legislative department had a constitutional ht to regulate the performance of executive utes, and to change the mode and form of ex- ereising an executive power which had been followed from the beginning of the Govern- ment down to the present day, is the retusal of the Executive to follow a new rule ang to ad- here to the ancient ways that sort ofa high crime and misdemeanor which the constitution con’ oe Is it just ground fer impeach- ment Mr. Stanbery then referred to the first clause Of the tencre-of-office act, and said ir the act contained no provisions qualifying the general clause, it would be clear—ist. That it would apply to all civil officers who held by app int- meni nade by the President with the advice of the Seuate, including judicial officers as well executive officers. 2d. It applies equelly to officers whose tenure of office, as fixed prior to the act, was to bold during the pleasure of the President, as to those who were to hold tor a fixed term of years or during good behavior. 3d. It purports to take from the President the power to remove any officer. at anytime, for Any cause. by the exercise of his own power alone, but it leaves him a power of removal with the coneurrence of the Senate. In this Process of removal the separate action of the President and Senate is required. The in- iwatory act must come from the President, and from him alone. Thus far the first clause of the first section of the act, without reference to the contest, seems to have a universal applica. tion to all civil officers, snd to secure all of those who hold by the concurrent action of the President and the Senate, st removal, otherwise than by the same urtent action, and tomake all of them liable to removal by that concurrent action. ‘There are, however, exceptions to the uni- versality of the tenure-ot-office thas declared: Ist. exceptions by necessary implica dicial officers of the United § ure is fixed by the constitution itself, 2d, ex. ceptions made expressly by the provision: of the act. This purpose is indicated by” the title ofthe act, which ts: “An act regulating the tenure of certain civil offices, and not of all civil offices.” What class of officers embraced by the general provisions of the first clause are made to come within the clanse of the ex tion! The proviso which immediately follows nswers the question. and provides that athe <retaries of State, Treasary, War, Navy, In- rior, Postmaster General and Attorney Gen- eral shall hold their offices respectively for and doring the term of the President by whora the may have been appointed, and for one mont thereafter, subject to removal by advice and consent of the Senate.” Here isa clear purpose to make some special provision tor there officers. After arguing upon this | length, Mr. Stanbery says the a distinction between vides them into two classes, hoiding oy appomtment of the President for the time, and those not appointed by him, but by his prede- cessor, and holding only by’ his sufferance or pleasure. If ever an intent was manifest ina tatute. itis clear in thts instance. When Mr. Johnson was invested with his office he found Mr. Stanton holding the office of Secretar, ar. Mr. Stanton was nvither appointe Mr. Lincoin or Mr. Johnson for the secon term, and he never had any tenure-of-office iu side the tenure-of-ollice act. Stanbery proceeded to argue that no ac- tual removal ‘was charged in the articles or made out in the proof. The proof shows that Stanton remains m possession and that his official acts continue to be recognized. If the older per se operated # removal in law, it must follow that the order valid and’in con- formity with the Constitution and laws of the United States, for no order made contrar, therero could take effect in Inw. Now, we luo! in Vain in the tenure-of-office act’ for any provision forbidding an attempt to cause a ree oval, oF making K penal to issue aa ofder such apurpose. It seems a waste of words ‘arene thie point further, and yet this article the head and front of the entire case. Strike itout, and all that remains is “leather and prunelis’ Mr. Stanbery (at 4 o'clock) asked permission, | On account of the feeble state of hus health, to Celiver the remainder of his remarks to-mor. Tow, and the court then adjourued, Hovse—Upon the return of the members from the Senate yesterday— Dir. Brooks (N- Y.) otlered the preamble pro- posed by him Thursday relative to the Alta Vela afiair, but withdrew the resolution and offered the following resolution instead : Kesoived, That @ special committee be ap- Pointed to investigate all the tacts in this case, oa that said committtee make as early a re. port as possible to this House, with such rec. omm+ nations as the facts warrant, Mr. Washburne wore aes desired to offer an amendment to the resofution. Mr. Brooks declined to accept the amend- ment. He then read the letter of March 9th, which bas been hitherto published, and signed by Mansgers Butler and: Logan, and also the leturof March isth, signed by Mr. Bingham ond Mr. Stevens. Alter considerable debate, Mr. Logan (uh) said he bad not doue anything in this matter that he would not do agaim under similar cir- cumstanere. If the geutieman from New York wasagentieman, and a sincere and honest man, be would not bave offered the resolution ithe knew all the facts, as he professed to know thhm, The only defense that could be made of the greatest criminal of the age was some such villaiuous charge 4s this. ‘be Speaker reminded Mr. Logan that such language was notin order, r. Logan would then withdraw the word Villainous and asy attack. This whole thing got up, he entd, for the purpose of blacking the chs + of the Managers. When he (Mr. Lay EAn) signed the letter Frferred to he never ex- | Peet tt woutd fall into to President's hands. he gentleman (Mr. Brooks) says this claim ‘was worth a million of dollars. trne and be knows it. Mr. Eldridge called the ‘The Speaker Fuled tbat t parliamentary. ‘Mr. Logan ‘said he would then say that the gentleman ought to have known it. In con- tnvation of his remarks, be charged that the President bad made a catspaw of Mr. Brooks And others in this matter. Mr. Botler made about the same statement in explanation of this matter that he made the other day, and in the course of his remarks re. ferred to 8 law suit tn which Mr. Brooks had been , and ‘that the latter had Thatis not fentleman to order. Words were un, | than a ican of Heaven to serve the devil m. After further debate, Mr, im Was about to commence with a personal allusion, when Eldridge resumed the floor, remarking that gentleman from Illinois could aot bon & gentle- man when arking a question. ‘The Speaker called Mr. Eldridge to order. Mr. Logan.—“Oh, I don’t except to what thé elem 078 Eocene eal oe AMUSEMENTS, SATIONAL THEATRE, wr THE BEPUBLIOAY! OF WasHING- TON OITY. ~~ Propricters cummrtED To stx x mone omuy, BLL. BATEMANS PALORLD RENowneD ik 4 H yee cago am | FIFTEEN DEenOATae, oN WEDAEsDAY, MAY 6, 1865, By ballot or otherwise, ees each. Rabo Dest that the officers ef the can clade of the Teapective w rpined Ghat ¢ ENSION TASLE Rhode Island ave., est att 2th Mi syne fiding, containi s it was because “ie orcoke) nad — Dat, A KOCH m2 St matter inthe ot Now York sad mae F REAL, entiman diegatee. $0 ® mming Store €6.0,000, that the ontlonsam (Be tinsning. millinery. and isen me satin. “Tneutre every oceasion to reflect, u; 49.4 M street, bet loth and 1it! Tnew apres story BRICK HOUSE. No 563 9th street we-t, (Tsland,) between D snd B-strects.~ Nine rooms’ Apply concn cre ng SCE ae the amount he lar Republi wy creden. oc hee been erms mi pith, the most unparalieled ucceN a¥er achi y Sk saluwees, | pics tbe mort sneered sMayaw” | Biomass O° perlormed by Mr, MONDAY. EVENING oy ‘ the WISHES «© Sitg A = cut and Bart’ or a For the ONE HUNDRED ENtr. FOUSRTA TIM Tin oe He ! oy ang WEDN&SDAY kV EVENING, May 6 <n FOR SALE The ALB ae ERURPNS cP 8 es Si , a THURSDAY EVENING, Max 7, bim ip-his own, rs clothed withthe gy Inquire at a steed’ ene ad "nit wer han 12th treet west and reas — eas’ ar yee or thrested vengeance if’ a fetraction was not ait sie'| Panay cena CN orem land. ement front and rear. Good water con- Inquire next doer, or corner za ak streets. — DRUG STO ‘OR jolene ATA BA enieare reo the ie iRiest sty je. "Henson he propri ner’ Dastnese thet ieeanite Ray oy ass ‘APOPHECART, Siar once: fon, two ve Fearon eae rae Bertin ed month ii ofthe om he owner, Bi er, ROBERT TM. FENWICK northe Radrees , Star — my 3t* EH Opere fg ia three ac ¥ ae THe IATEL, ; wares Finst. uae LLIN FRIDAY BVENING, MAY 5, ‘Apply at ad ith rest LA WELED UbteNe nfernis SATURDAY KVENING MAY hone panera to Tae Mn ct GRAND FAKEWELL PREFOBMANOK. v ~ Btar Offices me 7 SOALE OF PRIORS ANTED—LOUNTRY BOARDING er 8 sin + maayp dears palm gle gentleman. A place on the Baltim t | Parguet:treserved seats i sont Ohio reload Preferred.” Address Box 371 * is reer ed ea WASTED IMMEDIATELY — X good white be # deat COOK fone 8 we e ° who thore nderstands her business. ease Tone bee wath ent eh my ANTE! German GIBL to cook and tode ceneral housework. Good referoncns quired myl 3.36 Pennaylv cm Piss, thea or pach ashe (He and Buu gentieman bas been in jon of Suge. oxs) bould not deacend 4gnore befitting eres || i te than the Hall of Representa-|| 10tb. tives. “But be (Mr. Me rors) would not go into the gentieman’ history, here or else-| where. What use Would it be to rake up! aguin the history of the “hero of Big Bethel, familiar toevery man in the country; oF of whatavail would it be to refer to the men’s exploit alter “beauty and booty” in New Orieans, and especially after the booty? Hi ty 100, eo, aweil upon the ‘the “great concussion’ ‘ort Fisher. ‘be Speak ing Mr. Brooks, ply wfemstns ad juestion be- | fore the House, He (the Speaker} could ‘not see what connection there was between B Bethetand Fort Fisher and tne Alta Vela fair, venient. fay 1 faninee ce Tonite oun. rene, be- n vate Plant's Baila ARBUB’ eTuioe ith eS arests opponite General & CAUSTEN, Forrest Hall, George- HL ae mopiyso} ni Barca of Statistion, "Thor PE AC) Goverment rr Fringes. 32 pitas. A.J FALLS, eee repay. | A my faa t fraser BALLS, PARTIES, &, & ANTED—At 53% Maryland avenue, a S® ‘Mr. Brooks, in reply, was that the (rs onan FAIR Beventh street. opposite ateliiseasen punta: | War ae cooks wean and SP IRST GRAND PIC NIG Speaker had not found out before that a gen- ron eavaiitasit'ée ing. my 3-2 | first c ae 17. with Alta Vela The penton geseunrction | COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN. at Coren te ee ee onp FELLOWS’ HALL, monthly parmen fom weet northy The Speaker: said he had endesvored to act | Seventh st and E stronts.cem: | ctr, sso Saat men bebo 008 frou r fairly in the mauer. ae Alta Vela contro- | me: eee Pont ‘20th, and ending pe tagrentine pai oe gon herr “oom bafurday 8 single wmieston, 18 cants: | oh the ame terme, LOT Lore" ‘On 234 street, near Ob- ‘was illestratin, | servatory: Roint by citing @ case that had occured in Tick oo arid oma 8 OTS! LOTSI! LOTsiiT A good, strong BOY, who under ws JOURNEYMEN ONLY $10 — ayipent required: bals balance in oes aes 31S D stron street. "atwoen ib et RERS ASSOCT a t th Wasnrecron ciTt, GARDENS, New York avenue, bet ween let and 24 stroeta, THURSDAY EVENING. May 7 On which or asion ese Mie o rant iaghty of Food FuScr ‘SAFE a ba ing awe toes — z ustomer Box Be. a5. Georgetown. children, 30 by oe te —S_ Murphy fore of Meare. Fi a Wk D Cratt show what “oStnecton’ Gers was haroens gana MUTE". tntatey was | Et Nlemice et spec eed fever: | Bociewce Mi a orwioes. 36 Rae a beanty an pss “ ‘Vela, he would ‘rive one sain eac! frenins, tit have taken ob, F= RENT—Part oe 49 North Si Saene 13th street, or address a note to = nha oO aa a oe withdraw his rol Mcvery article will be/wehea ata | withogt childrens oi tet south ee Pelt nne ED=A WOMAN 000K tora Resteurant. J. RUSSEL mi with : coats, Brats sail iresenaea tna feeder Te coglt be purchased io. akaey | yeecee E my L-2t | stars Eepepeee a her Dagiavss and evn H. ne Pa csad e the laws of courtesy nor the laws of debate. He ‘or lotterten will be permitted. ‘OR BALE_A FANCY rca Rei x Bet. 17th and Isth : Z (Ms. Brooks) was not 8 lawyer, but he bad bad Fatriniil be opened sep mom Wedneaday Pieating an ind Pattern Bore. on Ki street, pe CARUETR BALUON, (1th street, ni ty jay after be ladies: - " ee to Lane eto pool Fag one wij provides Lunch ak ay trom ii to. 7 duire of Mre MACARTY i ‘the Premises. m1-3t Cards, etieen nas and hai. 32 facie of the genticmans But it | apse tmaylo SOK BENT _To a good TENANT with weour- 18 Home MostorRe nO remedy in debate or discus- URTH WARD, hlahed ROOMS, at°310 Penni ste bet. ont Wm. Kelley ‘ sion. What remedy could he have, then? He 15, ie ei rae 10th streets. ‘my 1 Ww MEY covard gE Duck from the war, and’ had the Keys of Kicks | atthe ensuing election” ASH. HOUSE FOR RENT fovea rooms MOUGE any ater ena ane BORNISET _ @ Shaner ek mond in bis pocket, be (ur ater) was For eine Me MOORE. cellar, situated near nment 4 ‘a very deairabie tenant BR. See Osauai< ee Mecagtity, cor. Peta me ne Ebi on zt commence at 8, 0 NALLEY, ROBERT my 1st" BALL, G40. SUENEMAN? ee ee LL. GEO. 5 Th ts mater I(g DEMON WoRSHTP, Cheviatrvitin. Broan The for lueeksening’ a i. c ret ter in the house, N. LECTURE FOR THE 1 YOUNG CATHOLICs’ orth. FRIENDS’ SOCIETY. THE REV. EDWAED T. MCNERHANY, S&S. J. Of Loyola College, Baltimore, ‘Will lecture in CARBOLL HALL, ON SUNDAY EVENING, May 3, at 8 o'clock. it. D. L. WELLS & CO. thand F streets, Khipped in bis own State by a bricklayer for insulting the bricklayer's wife, and under such circumstances he (Bit. Brooks) could not take much revenge here of elsewhere. He hoped, however, tae the gentleman wonld, forgive bim—now that he(Mr, Butler) was rich in this world’s goods. and rich too, he hoped, in the world that was to come for being the means of ae from his pocket, or somebody else's that which belonged to another, and Roving tt to the rightful owner. The whole sub}-ct was then Iaid upon the ta- ble by a vote of 70 yeas to 26 Lays, ‘The Houre then adjourned 30 6 WANTED-€ EINGLE (WHITE) BX Rr ENCED FARM HAND. ona fruit farm near thi 7 One who wa a steady place. can milk avd in fact do any kind of work pertaining to farm- dress, stating terms, place of nativity, ag-, references, Box 19 Star office, with add apse st" 7 ANTED—Familics | breaking up oy Teo ore ity. now that they MAE 7 seine LORAL MAY PRSTI- Vatant BEth I take piace at the Nelional Theatre on MUNDAY, May it Brick. new. 4 rooms, red; side entrance; possess 0 680 L wreet. near 34 Apply to MITCH * HOLTZMAN. Room No. 1 Intelligencer “aie Fe. myl "Tickets to the Ball are now ready. and be obtaimed at the Academy and Bille’ and Metee- rott’s Music Stores Tickets for spectators, with reserved sate, can be hadet the Academy and at Motuecores Maste Store ap 2-tr Eee BOARDING. M®s:,, EXTRAL BOARDING ny bath Apply on premises, tors, corner 24 nd Date north. "Immediate pesresrion. tn -3t* TS LET—The wa SzORt OF i dal ING HOUSE oth Sub,ect—* Angel Wor and Demon Worshi: Proceeds for the education and clothing of poor bors. under the auspices of the Young Catholics’ ANTED—HOUSES. fo: rent and sels, 1 ‘end small, Ate, Brae f the city, = ‘arme class customers: 90, c qe fe Tarpe COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOUI- A Stated | Mveting will be held THAS = A. PARKINSON. t : : ity. Gas and RL ; E MACMURBAY, Reo. Rec. | #Hendy § reping I amity 6 te ont Sand AStornti Tom i2th str Ketato conta, ter supplied to a good tenant will be let on teasne cuert 3 ¥, ERUSALEM TimPia NonTH | 7 pet cot NOTK abicchas, Toucivece te pean Ge ies mb 9.3m street, near B | gROARDING—A nice! tol street. between B and 0 —Mervice at a USTH, Lede papereo and paint ‘ate free. hu bjeet nstitution of change a wauaT STALE BE THE END OF TH 7 WASTED TO BUY— ee E element, SECON D- ‘USG, Reh a oie ke Shiny, FURNISHED ROUSE FOR RENT— Navy Yard. Cars pass the door. 320 immediately TURE for rent, 474. corner of © and tol Hil! Extensive i] AED BODINE, BOOTS. fice inhhereby given to to all qualified voters Inthe SIXT hat the Judger of Election ap- ° Bout, ‘and jthe Radical org: ek: pointed wie sae voters under Sheegt < Congress 1887. entitled Reg N ‘Fmamental gronmte rms reasonable B ve ty 603 Sth stre ta. Bote maser Gow | gSURATAWE AND BOAR ev. JOHN BRAY w aeien an Fard. Sih eret, between T and stron phn nll rey ter aay | A aeton H street; with priv nthe nbove Tapers t guration TO- 10: ad for ot ap Gurley Of Nanare S74; cient WANTED TO BUY-All Kinds or | lorand bathroom. “ ORNIN ia" Fellow's Hall, 8th stroct LOWS’ HALL. BAST SIDE OF EIGHTH nedh ie: stre eA on one $5.000. Gentiomen’s and Ladies’ wecond- ‘R_ RENT—Two tating BRL ETREPT tise Neer to bonne eet Wit eit oe aoe Also, 35 foot hand CLOTH Also. all kinds of FUBNT | E'Gloome reine ARDS i THE GAsminciii N CITY | ieeeac ASSOCIATION wilt hold itare ular month- Bess t the office of Dr er a cn one 2th street, MoRDgY, yay he rite a FG STREET SOUTH, On THURSDAY. April, and FRIDAY and SAT- URDAY, May Ist and 2d. from 3 to 7 o'clock, Pp. m..fot the purpose of receiving aud recording TURE, for which far price will be 44 Bridge street. Georgetown house with modern convenien f bet. 18th wn’ lath ste A PRIVATE FAMILY. RERIDING IN 4 CEN. y and con of th shed firm | 4 FRAME HOUSE, ip Square 0. Also. 11 L room BRIUK HOUS! modern jmpro on Massachusetts SHALL Tin and D atreets, ie Sas vith strect safter ¢ p.m cen rhe or titled ‘An act to regnl ot i yULToN eco” Hoeoiee S11 wince = singe on ith ree ef wact of Congress ep “An act to regulal 5 of Wwabrokers. nt Alec. on ete BETO ST ROWESTANE, CHUGH. the elective franchise In the Dinteiet of Colonel Fenner, ee HPD, no0ms, treet, near Penmeyivanis avenue, Binge Sot Sisteecmesimee DRINKBOUSE. pastor, will preach in this t och and every male person, ex- | jet we gnats | Machine Agency. Address Post Office Chareh TO MORROW at 11 o'clock a. m.and 7A, Peuprrsans persons nsaey comtemeny, | oe RENT—A Geo pioy wel aide Hogan ~ — my 1° 1 Gelber cordialiy"Iaviie.” Beate eee ree ia not heen convicted of any infamoas crtinn or Fk pated op Lith atreet, between B and F- Toy PERSONAL. Beare wen stots Fv td ih gi oe nd ti erson! 10 have volunta- ‘xt door, No. oo NOTICE — PERSONS INTERESTED aro Hy elven ‘aid and comfort to the rebelin the inte | = OR eee tne 1 EMOVAL —The Tas 8, wa of OWE: f Lu ot hereby notified that my annual apring Aue: febellion, apd who shall ave been boop or matural- ai halt SAK WN Bayes will take place on MON DA ad FO KS- ea wie apni hays bean bows ING HOUSE, 3 rooms and ha winbite 3 SON and Ak BRO ss DAY. May 4th ae ee whe all siaredeomed siiedin eald District forthe peried re jm) ar, Peo a nquire of J. 8, HO 373 | to No 2.05 street, eens and forfeit en will sol, ‘eacrve. thi the in the ws or election precinct wae INGTON. a3 , Ga Skmebateg. | sect eee tte ars a, ercon Rterian FURNISHED Rooms Foi RENE, W:. THE UND SieRRb. ave ais seu oe my 1-2t Pieniee, 351 North C at, elec on pera ee Weekes ito the clgetive One large a Room — eo on —— day entered into a oe LL of Apri! rs a B . ane sanity af MASONIC tied to sole st ‘soy cleetion a sald city. without meTaT Tatrert near tk ee soe 12th and 13th streets and communication of ! i} any distinction op acc -unt of race or color.”” Tels very. deatrathe that ail matoralized citize A. ¥ THE Dis- Teler ( oF” COLUMBTA Will Uebeld at Central Fe RENT—A very pleagant#RONT a sa.on Ferpoo!. mal 141 85, with gold chain and i Vor heir orders ca iy on baving first floor, suitable for an office may favor us with ¢ A liberal reward will be paid if retarned to Mavonic Hall. corner of Daud Ninth atreets, on SES avokd sav en to thelr ght fa them in OF | room ‘Mdvoining if desired. at No. 253°C them promptly attended to, 1 eCHFISLD, 7th street. between G aud H worth TORSDAY EV ENING: May 5 ‘at7 o'clock. Pane. p-tmyad NOYES, 5 to the Inte Revenue buildi E my 1-2t* KO. AUGHERTON: my 2-3 — et ce, a) attendance request > a] ‘0 B A —Strayed “my lit NOBLE D. LARNER, Grand 8ec’y. ea INERAL WATEUS ON DRAUGHT — ferrag Sa ee eee! Sel Si MES. gE. SANSRE, clatRVovant poo. | S10 hws ke she BEGISTBY NOTICE. nue. Also, a small BRICK on 12th street. South TRESS, No. 206 ahh street went, between M | Jutiara reward forthe retern of AT Washington With good references. rent will be | “nd N streets north. Consultation hours from WEYRICH. cor. 7th and N ets. jotice is her giv to all ified voters in MILBUBN'’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, Apply at 128. m., and from » I gu AwD that the } ster voters upd joa of Election the act of Con- ar approv. February 5. 1367, entitled An act punieh illegal voting in tl District of Colum bis and for other ‘purposes.’ will be in senaion at THE CORRES, < va Te ti tamed AND ViR8- op MONDAY, pienso and fate ape eh May 4th, th, and 60 night of th 4 tween 469 6th street ai ET Ri withthe Initiale HOPE Ensiehjetters. ‘The finder warded by returning it to 46% BARNAOLO'S Wood Yard, corner No. 480 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury, ie Tien'chn Ostreeta. P 3) gARTRSIAN WELL WATER, from Louisville, FORsaLe. Sper see story fonr room FRA x HOUSE on 2ist stree hort gee north =yy ELSIOR, CONGRESS, EMPIRE. and | of Pennmivania avenue: Hairs Saloon. 509 Seventh streot, between D HIGH mock. WoNchEeS WATERS, from Sara- svare chance’ to asta} siete | °0, FRESEEVE WoOUCEN CLOTH srare chance to get a rT oO b “Risser, VICHY and SEUTZER WATERS, | term BOBRER & WHITNE TS isnufactured from analyses of these fa: tc, during the summer from mene Kuropean 8p Vt rs, giant tee Moti. 4 simple but sure remedy. pri ap 30-3t of experience bas proven Bi ite iniatitaliey, KATALYSINE WATER, from Gettysburg. by FOR LEASE FOR < TERM OF YEARS, THAT the case, at lowest rates, valuable PROPERTY on the north-west co- ranted not to Iujure the cloth inf adress Mt: -WAR DEPARTMENT ner of 10th and F; the lower parlor can be cenvert- | the SEVENTH i. Geman popes CHICAGO LAGER BEER Can 0 tained af WILLIAM HELMUS'S i BANKRGPTON,, . At the City of Washin ‘Jed om receipt of ANE. Serer pe =. Banal | May.188. The undersigned hereby wStRenon GE ed into a fine store B. DURAND, FEMALE is ptme: - eH RG TON, D E. vet ist ant Dy) PHYSICIAN, couthicat borat ot eae OO GOR Cm the dee of trent re fr wnat one pets Surevon S * | sed Fremont Baltimore. Mi. Twenty District. w bo bas been a1; sdged. a B. rey ler : = nie cons: th ‘competent at ~ fence-and exc ie. Wirty. Brevet Lieutenant Golomi’ | PUBNISHED HOUSE F NT. To om, pri. oniversal su rooms with competen rn vate family, No, 353 F w tw itreete, opposite Gonzaga Coll e. xt door. OE | RENT. ‘clase three == BRICK OUSE ‘ani buck ‘building: newly, pat a. 7) Meine avenge. Posseesion ven ald ond comfart tothe retele Is tho f pellion and who shall heve been bora or ‘uataral- fhe j,and who shall have re Ali A.; Surgeen John Moore, Brevet Colonel, * A; and Asalstant Sur; Woodhu! Brevet Cicutenant C slo 8.A., will meet New York city, on the Ist of May next, for the e: amioation of dedi felatant Surgeons. 0, 8: Army. for spondence strictly confidential mn wth write. ap in troubl P cal DE; VON oben Ba SEXTEAC Distases For sal Drogeiste and Vous Diskases. by wholesale No. 10 Tntelligenser’ Builitug. 9th end sEniaiee 72" 83s LOR AND CHURCH ORGANS, cae promotien, and of candi 8 for admission into MELODEONS tl t at US. Marshal's ae ‘cits y oa y od more daily expected ik yplicant i othe Brand % yoars of | Hail-of G.v AP PHILtira, C3. Means Fes ‘or'tale oF rent on onay terme, nyalealy sound, and” graduates of eens, DARBY D. yrherever you sve it The Docior is opposite oda Fellows’ Bail street JON F. ELIAS, 7th 306 Pennsylvania ave FOUR STORIES devoted exclnsivels to nee ban F kucis,. 306 Penseyivenis sree New Iron Front. aregular aE SALE—The GOOD WILL AND Rite URES | incloding all the Furniture) of Dor- fi mission to before the a sine fe aeration tear before | acy Heel and Wag Ward seated 8S. Army, and must state the fall name, JO F. KELLE reais nce, and date and place cf birth of the candi ‘atimonials as to character and qualificati Etim ibe Turntehed.If the applicant hes bons te the medical service of the army during ‘the Tate war. the fact should be stated. together former rauk- date and place of rere fag > testimonials from officers with whom he has served should also be forwarded. No allowance is made undergoing examtpation. is very-desirable that all naturalized citizens brivg Abele guturaligation re with them, fp orcer to avoid ¢avil as to the t to regiater. my 1-t6ty 8. 8, Secretary. ited on the corner terms inquire of YY. Real Estate A ents; ot 363 Sth street west, near north I POR BENT—Four newly furnished mre In three-story brick house. pleasantly situ ited at No. SK street. between Sth and sth strad opposite Market eta oece ap? st" ap 3-4 Reap: BEAD!! BEAD: ALL MUST ONES TREES THAT c ra AY ry ee &2 Exce! in workmanship and resty all others of similar construction. Using none but the Puaterial, and work performed by meu of fifteen * le aise invites. the attention of th blic ge e also invites n he pul a grally to his pode of BUILDING MATERIALS my 1-3t J. O . wae TORMAM 8 CO '83 Is 8TOOK OF TRUNKS, W BOTELER & BRO. reat. che Mont durable and tpateat tale, Tingle: you to invent. As we keep almost everything regnired by NOUSEKEEPERS, they are relieved from the treuble and vexation of shopping st different Stores to supply their wants. @ur Stork of est. oppraite witubie for’ & ball or business room, “[neulre on premises, ‘Their TRUNKS, of all who purchase them, pene warmest pi he expensen ot persons itis an indispensable c, u i isite ti Atm LE—Being about to leave the city, to s “ * 'CLes” ON TE TEI Cy, he timber gfreacancies gow extsting in the ary re sat P ater at private sale} Wosendate and Rognd Top Cement, HOUSEREEPI‘G ART/CLES Medical Corps of the Army mie Baiives gud FURNITURE E0 ‘The Draperty fea a aes ~-¥ Sand (pe: boat Salvington, | '* 2°¥ complete in every particular © invite a ey oes SATOHELIS, HABNEBS, SADDLES, to0, h4-eotiel Surgeon G S.A. | TGetwo stone o, with owes White Sand, (coarse and fine.) ax examination of Stuck end Pri duranle and ch Thaaheve teat otherspoon's Calcined Plaster, attached. t, Pite eral. i “ouintes J.W. BOTELER & BRO., ER ee columbie, Honpit ‘8p 29 ot PRICE ROOMS Bold at the lowent 90-3 320 Metzerott Hail. vom BON. will commence on SATUBDAY, uth ON FOR WENT in my new building, corner New | All orders promptly ‘attended to = : ; om ridketator the course. 910. Gab Pe ottained ot conmeetin ROOMS suitabiefor oblees or aleeping Gorner 30th trast west merteal, fe. 1.25 OOLONG. r ke fe con! an ‘cor ie for : 2 en, Ay Asn NETON. TIZENS ree Thompeon's office, ith eet. bet. 20th partment ettculare inguire of GEORGE | mh 203m Smithsonian Bridge seks BARB TEDbO TEA’ er is pr hegre ORIEL fiat ate. or at the Fioepital of De pete | TMS Ue Rg ee ee Building, * 1 50 poee eats ~ . Byory body likes it. EKIN AND YEDDO TRA epoes, “ t.D aod E. Teet. bet. Dos Z. or purchase of mis uses and Lots for the passer New.3 eohvanes! Conored men ‘ef ington ‘by the payment of small werk subeci tp tons, tay get cents from s'period of from leet to ton peri C va of rl ich pomepraree will Bo abeot te wR Mnceting will be held at UNION LEAGUE he WALT. aus ieee on, SATURDAY RY ENING (Mey on ) at 7% Oo! , &t which every colored ho ® Subs to peat home for himself and Laprs CAN HAVE THEIB BOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUME HOOPSKIRT CORSET and SHOULDEB BRACE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between ed 6th and 7th streets. mb itt | FAS) TRAST! ceasts: Riz beat Teasat the low HILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A The PEKIN AND TEDDO kits STORE Se delivered at the New ‘York | ap 30.st 9th str jects: How arity ant | ‘PHE ORIGINAL TEA STO Fresh Roasted Cofe« 4 slecaase 09. PEKIN aXD, YEDDO TEA STORE, ap fo 3t 4°9 9tb street. bet. D and K. a N Ew UST RECEIVED A large lof of SLATE M AN Sue (frame DWELLING w courre rerun fa ve and what he hood Siarriage philosophically considered, es Zolvmes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties uni fon BoOkKs. he As aes prysrtone sizes, a dere’ Depot, 562 i ‘ Doaberten sty Goormeta ae = nme. (bes H.W.BAMILTON & CO. | Citar Jwith water and pas: and ail the modern im aE BOA FOUNTAIN, | proveinente, "Avsiy at No.9 High t., George ith here Count of CBRE ‘ELA ractloneer JARM FORSAUE SIX WICES FROM WASH. ene aw WATER COOLERS, GAS oe on the Seventh FE taeda OapEN's House! Cigar tturainting Store. per Rai near Pepna. ave. : = 2 ro LEAY d A 4 casa, wes 70 pany E rae | fart. nd contalue ion acres ¥ a it iret MI iy bie ie driving HORSE. Bore gate see | vie pionteomers oun OCR BONTFANT "e i "SALES Targe two atary_HOUS iveeet Fu! .s tached at Herndon "Beation, Fairfax Ouse au TANOS TUNED. a ED, MOVED. county eget Be dp ee BE. writhin one a r’s a 3 tie only accent f "EXCHANGED, TAKEN ON Sto FAP LE, SH atraely Tet LT DR. LEOm bak bias Pre Lh en alee 5 many familicn whose mioann iefiseiaia be paged RAGE, ac. faneite or pa “aher ey. me Price S10 mb Tee” | (CONSELT OR. ROR ows, Lin ar Pure ere Co penteut nee a FOr Ae oe EXCHANGE FoR axe ras6 TITH *TREET. above PROPERTY.—Ton or 20 acres, excellant soit fyadion desiran aeial & LOOMIS TREATISE ON iildadaschts INTEDNAL, EVENUR ea, aes neat, eetiae fehee {LLARITIES, trom whatever couse. tally | BEHIND THE SCENES, By Mrs. Keckley $2.00 ay TROLoR SEY, D..c. On hand a ee al rel men Patt ESE Sa SECLUSIVE Patients see Doone bat jan 15-1y Fiagon.con tension te Jenny Linds. Calach. cor Rockaway ierctaete f Carriage out. 1 Repairing prompuy aR RT H. GRA AM. Repositot a aby eg Bh ea oe sida ATT Sth street wan PSE 2 my 1 St" t MES. LOWE'S ‘BRANCH STORE. h ‘of 80 12 ved by aieedace Satly ike story | Inst opened. a assortment of SILK, "i is ew at 0} very lars apply ae LAO and BISON RINGES, inall TOMS and GIMP. to ay cack cs : Cae eee Ws. on? f = Cuzar DEY GOODS. FE to our present Ra BARR s.tin PENNSYLVANIA. THE DIVINE TEACEER...... HISTORY OF THE K 1GHTS TEMPLAR or TO. ALL WHOM IT | MAY CONCERN : sis Notice 42, hereby given, me the annual assexs. ment list for i of 187 ial tet for eee, is now in ie ofice 468 7th e special ANS ye sa pa Ee fs ein por hfe ft RUT TOO WELL. A eer a Author of Cometh Up as a Flower. rear AED tigi sae exons 4 pie tat 529.0 st. north, bet: cs ha ae aie. AND is TIMES, Histor jax Ring. Paper, 1.5 TLTO J0RX, uM 5, ee _ on. sige Any ofthe above sent by mail, postage prepaid, by FRENCH & RICHABDSON 334 Pennsyivanis avenge. -THE MAYORALTY. CITIZENS, AT ATTENTION! 2-tf ont CERTAIN CURE FOR OVEB-DRINKING. weber noe ata Attention cases of pede ee ‘ invite thor sie ton ad ids By mnter = hasnasgst03 ecole Aye 4 wilwok Baste