Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1868, Page 2

al THE EVENING STAR. ‘The Largest Circulation in the District, CROSBY 5S. NOYES... WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY... +-MAY 5, 1868, | SPREADING MATTER ON RVEBY PAGE. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RESIGNATION OF THE BRITISH MIN- ISTRY. ‘The events anticipated in this colamn yes- terday. took place & few hours later; the Dis- raeli Ministry resigned, and Mr. Gladstone was immediately sent for by the Queen and requested to undertake the formation of a new Ministry. The failure of Disraeli is one of the most remarkable on record. With his bril- liant and diversified powers, and the fertility of his resources, it was deemed probable by scute observers that he would hold a long lease of bis laboriously attained Premiershi But his official seat is scarcely warm ere he is | thrown from it by ‘his troublesome question of , the Irish Church. By skilful maneuvering he | had carried through the enlarged suffrage bill in a shape to promise bim a long and secure hold of office, and his vexation at the introduction | of the Irish question exhibited itself in an out burst of rage against Gladstone for bringing it up. I: is reported that he sought to drown his mortification in “weak brandy and water,” and became so incoherent i. the closing part of | bis speech that the House of Commons gave | him the Diat to sit down by cries of + Divide, divide!” Disraeli now goes into opposition, And a very savage and troublesome adversary | he will prove to Mr. Gladstone, the new pre- mier. The Irish church resolves must be fol- lowed up by bill, and then will come the real difficulties of the question. That Disraeli | will improve every opportunity to unhorse his Tival there can be no doubt, and unless great sagacity is shown by the Liberals in framing a measure for the disestablishment of the Irish | chureb, he may succeed. Batemay's Oren Bovrre.—The distinctive character of Mr. Bateman’s operatic represen- tations is the perfection that has been ob- tained by leaving nothing undone either through his principal artists, his choras, his orchestra, costumers or scenery. The effect is produced by the whole, and not as is usual in operatic exhibitions by having one portion well dove and the other parts presented care- lessly. Last night the Grand Duchess of G Tolstein delighted a large and tashinable audi- ence, and M’le Tostee. with that rare skill and @handon that distinguishes her and enables her to be piquant and suggestive without coarsene: did her best: her coadjutors in the lyric art sus. taining their respective parts with abili chorus was large and effective thro The Grand Duchess will renew the public thusiasm agai this evening, and be represent- ed for the last time to-morrow evening. On Thursday “La Belle Helene” will be produced for the first time. It divides the honors with the Grand Duchess in reputation, and isa ianghable burlesque on Grand Opera, and not | more suggestive of human weakness probably than the more serious versions of the cla story on which it is based. IMPEACHMENT OF TEE PRESIDENT.—The miner,in an article on impeachment, it says, “in the fierce collis- ion of political issues, and by its issue, what- it be. certain to affect materially every interest aud feeling involved m the triumph of one side and the defeat of the other,” says «It is greatly to the credit of that body that, im nearly every instance, the majority have supported the authority of their judicia nt; and when Mr. Sumner proposed a reso- jot. that the Senate should, for the fu regard the Chief Justice as having no voice in the Court, and only, as its ministerial officer, ent toadvise and inform them on ques- Jaw, the proposal was decisively neg- If & nation be thoroughly true to the Tules of fair play, great wrong can seldom be perpetrated in its name, and never with imp nity. ‘This is, indeed, civilization: the civil zation not of mechanism, but of mind; not of | luxury, but of law.” Tue Usfaro TeacuEns.—A resolution passed the Board of Aldermen last night, pro- viding for the payment of the Teachers’ sal: Ties, now some three months due. It, bow. ever, failed in the lower Board. By the an- nouncement elsewhere, it will be seen that the ‘Teachers will hold a meeting to-morrow after- noon te devise means for securing their pay. If not speedily paid the schools must close, as the Teachers cannot live on air. They must | throw up teaching, or at least teaching in the public schools, and seek employment that will at least find them im bread. Rev. Stersey H. Tyxe, Jn, New York on Sunday on the historical prece- dents of the interchange of pulpits with non Episcopal ministers. He argued that the cus- tom of prohibiting the interchange of pulpits was an innovation and caleulated not only to | deprive the Episcepal Church of the sympathy of other Protestant churches, but even to des- troy its unit Josep Mayo, Mayor of Richmond. V: ‘was yesterday removed from office by General Schofield tor deciming to take the oath pre- scribed by the Reconstruction acts. Mr. George Cahoon, United States Commissioner, was ap- Pointed bis successor. Ir tue Hovs# xEMBER< who took part in the late personal altercations do not see the errer of their ways, it will not be for want of homilies. The press of the country is lecturmg the transgressors with & savage sharpness quite nprecedented. &/-A National Convention ot German Tarn- €Ts is now in session in Boston. Tux Prize Kixe.—During this month two fights are to take place in the neighborhood of | Cincinnati, and as the time approaches the in- terest in them among sporting men increases. ‘The first will be between Patsy Shepherd. of Obio, and Barney Aaron, of New York, lizht Weights. for $2,000 a side, and will take ‘place on the 2th; and the second is that for the cham- pionshi stakes, between Mike MeCoole, of 5 and Joe Cobura, of New York SENTENCED TO TRE DRY Tontrcas ey 2ITaRY Commisston.—On the 14th of March some young men of Eutaw, Green county, Ats.. took part ina difficulty between a man vamed Hill and a Mr. Pettigrew, crowing out {alleged depredations by Hi ot Petugrew ¢d, but not rested by aa. cnsed, Who have Senn in close con fl, he trial, were found not guilty and leased. Wm. Pettigrew, Thos. hertsand Jomes Steele were sentenced to hard isbor at Dry Tort Frook Munday, and Samoel Str Tortuguss for one y sma yesterday. be ys Sosree Bancroft m to hard lxbor at x. The prisoners treaty recently made th Spain has been ratified by the North Ger. man Diet. PevesTRIaNism.—The walking match of | George Tepiry, English pedestrian, in New York yesterday, to ascomplish fifty miles in ten pours, terminated by Tepley falling ina fit when on the forty third, mile, with one hour and forty minutes to spar Jerry Davis’ Triat.—The counsel of both sides in the Davis case, with the consent of Judge Underwood, have agreed on June 34 for | the trial, and Judge Chase has teen telegraph. , SERS * S7” A tornado near Galesburg, Ili \- terday blew down fourteen howses, killed dar neers, injured forty others, some serious- ¥ eee eee S7 German volunteers are deserting from the Papal army. ©7More German emigrants than usua} are embarking at Havre. &71t is proposed to allOW females to Erses at Cambridge Uaiverst'y, In agiena” + orp val it is Teported, are now got vers. Mr. Morse, of Watertown, Mass, suet banal eee ee days since, on account Of disappointed love. oy 57-An association is to be forme. England to promote the reumiou of E; Epircapalize and 2 ncentieanios om the basis wu Je preached in | ay THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Conclusion of Yestergar's Proceedinzs, SeNaTs.— Yesterday af Mr, Bingham "conti saying he bad to point by the astute cougael ( &s to the refusal of the brol o pega! tax under his (Mr. E. eg ce. ch argument was an —— to tl es r le, and the man wi 'o Rass here te argue etre thle ‘senate te did not touch this case atall. Mr. B. here read from the provisions of the constitution relative to the veto of bills by the President, and said that it was writien so plainly in the constitution that no mortal man can gainsay it, that every bill whieh he shall i shall become a law: every bill which shall be passed by at thirds vote over his objections shall every bi whieh he ‘not ‘withit'ten days shail be a law. There it is, that it shall be a law, and the peo) es mean what they say, and ihe President and his defenders, with thear small arms can play upon the bulwark of the constitution; they cannot ore it, But, say the counsel, an unconstitutional Law cannot be law. Granted; but the President is not the department of the government to construe this matter between the je and their represen- tatives, ‘The law must stand until repealed oF | abrogated under the provisions of the constitu- tion. | Mr. B. here read from the Constitution the spreific powers conferred upon the Presiden and beld that be was neither granted legislative or judicial powers, yet both of these powersare | claimed m the defense set np for him here to- day. He claims the power to repeal your laws a: his pleasure. ‘He (Mr. B.) used this word Fee peal with deliberation, for the power to suspend aws until such a time as he (the President) saw fit to obtain a yndicial decision was a re- peal, and nothing’ else. Shall the President | ouly exeente such laws ashe may approve t Ii Be can dispense at his own pleasure with one act of Congress, cnn he not dispense with any or all acts ? He did not Propose to waste words | m noticing what he would call the mere law- yer's work of the counsel from Massachusetts, (Mr. Curtis.) who opened the case, in saying that even if the President was guilty, as charged. of violating the iaw, that did not make | him guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. ‘The crimes were crimes which touched the na- tion’s life. If this Senate allowed them with impunity, the Government would be annihila- ted, as he (Mr. B.) had said. He [Mr. B.] would read from a pamphlet written by the gentleman from Massachusetts r. Curtis,} in 1952, on the limitations of the Eeecactvs power, and this showed the differ- ence of opinion which a learned man might hold when he was giving his views unresery- edly and when be was acting as counsel. Mr. B. here read from the pamphlet, «that the Pres- ident has no judicial or legislative power; that although Constitutional commander of the army and navy, heisasmuch bound to obey thelawsas the humblest private under his command; he has no repealing or suspending power.” This said Mr. B. is sound law. aughter.) Not very applicable in time of re bonnes but still sound iaw. The President is manifectly guilty in manner and form, as charged in the first, second, third, eighth and eleventh articles of impeachm: d no can gainsay it, unless he conced+a this extraot inary prerogattve of construing and determ ining laws at the pleasure of the Executive. The highest writer upon the law in America has truly said in bis great commentaries that | the distinction between mala prokibita and mala in a bas long ago been exploded. He referred, of course, to Kent, and he did not see why it should not be so The gentleman went on to say that the President could not be adju: ninal under the act of Il, The act of 1795, under which he attempts in his distress to shet ter himself, says that no vacancy shall be sup- plied longer than six months. and yet in his answer be tells yeu that he indefinitely sus- pended Mr. Stanton under the Constitution, | and then in the same answer he tells you that be supplied the vacancy under the act of 1795. [Laughter] ‘The law expressly declares that no one vacancy shall be filled for a longer pe- riod than six months, yet under the theory ad- vanced by the President, he can go ou making these ad inferim appointments to the end of all time. It is a new doctrine altogether that the Con- stitution 1s exclusively in the hands of the President, and when the time comes that your Constitution is in the exclusive charge of An- drew Johnson, Gold help your Constitution the people who live under it. (Faint ap- nthe galleries.) But, say his friends, must the President not protect the Constitu: tion and the people from unconstitutional laws? No. There is no power under Heaven which can call the legislative department of this Government to acsount but the people who t them. At3:50 p. m., Mr. B. having reached another head of his argument, the court, on motion of | Senator Conness, adjourned. ‘WASHINGTON SCHUTZEN V! ss — This Association will hold its regular nthly ‘meeting at tl Schutzen Park. on EDNESDAY EVENING. ‘May 7th, at7 ovcbsck, As important business is, before ‘the Association every member Is expected to be present my 5-2t HARD HES ZE, President. KOTICE.. MASTER BUILDERS UNION. ‘be Fegular monthly meeting of the Asso- will take place at the Hall. corner of 8th dB streets on NESDAY EVENING. May Gib S.oclock. Punctual attendance ig igregnested. By order my 8-2t" retary. FESTIVAL. —The Indica of West Grores. 3 Charch will have 1 “OLD SGLISH THA PARTY.” on WEDNESDAY ant THURSDAY. May th ‘end ve eight o'leek; the proceeds to be appliod to paying on the parsonage Tickets : Adults, Fitty Cente; Children, T five Contes. y S-St* THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN W FRE appointed by t ond Ward Kepablican ab to mabe colieciioes for the partoene detray- ing the expense of th coming eer ection: McFARLAND. H. PIPER. DERS, 1 HuDORS ED. GREEN. my 5-3t" THE PUPLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS are request TO-MORROW APreR NOON at five o'clock. inthe Second Grammar School, Fifth street.nearly “apposite West | ley Chapel” The’ object is, ‘to devise means by which the large amount due to us from the City | Counc may, be Hauldated. The friends of oar Public xehoo! system are cordially invited to meet ay JE THOMPSON, Sec. j rome B. soves WILL LECTURE rom rite | BENEFIT OF THE LADI | of the | FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCG, | FRIDAY EVENING, MAY %, 1568, \ | | * AID SOCIETY AT THE CHURCH, COBNEB 1011 4x» G STS Sumerct: “ ELOQUENCE AND ORATORS ” | Tickets 50 cents; Reserved Seats 50 cts. extra. Tichets and reserved seats for enle at Meteersti's | Mate Store orsonen ete o'clock; commence at 8 o'clock. ayer wr si ahr WARD. FoR ALDERMAN. DONALD Met. ATH! AN my 4tf ANY VOTERS. SB OFEICE OF RIGGS & 60 | 1 — OS wet WHITMAN © Xo On niTted @ member of our firm. RIGGS & CO. | ere oeemyers of LOGAN TRIBE; Mo gre requested hall on TH ris AY EVENING, May 7th. at as business of importance to the priee resented for thelr consideration ndance is requested my 4 to meet at atc. eso 5s ee on street, bes » Ninth and Tenth, ne: rth ¢ AT Bra Ppthy near the Patent Ofice, on The COMMITTEE OF ABBANGE NENTS b the Hall on Y EVENING, the sth to enable local dete from a cistance who may have ar- AY MORNING. recistration mmenee at 84 o'clock Delegates are reauenteg reahster as soon as possible after their arrival in this city my 3t S| pg RconomicaTp Bon SILDING ASSOCIA. ORGANIZED ON THE OLD PLAN. ‘The first meeting of thes the Stockholders of this As- seoci*tion. for the Bill Pg held at. the ison voroe of CPagett Fa eeecces’ No. 4 Market he ‘Ivania avenue, hae Boiron WED: y instant, at 8 p eraine deniro iran tiroue of joloiiig this Association are re: ip:don be 8a # will be found Liwit i CLerHay, Revepne, 475 Seven! wet 8. Clector of Internal i iSUN'S. Hoom 8 Intelligencer Bulld- N. W. BURCHELL’S, Grocer, Fourteenth and F N- GALLAN'S Office, 445 Fifteoath street, steed: JOYCR'S Conch Pactory, 447 Fourteenth ing; U- PLANT'S oMce, Room 10 Plant's Butla- 3 seeen Tend Hardware Store, D street, be- pon *GRORGE H PLANT, President. Far (cg AAA Waren Daan MILBUBN'’S Pouan | 80DA FOUNTAIN, No. 480 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury. ABT! pre WELL WATES, from. ce hig ok Con Chasse ma iSAINORR, VICHY and SEL: ae . hae rd ara the case, at loweat rates, pps of fruit, Teqotanton be. ber &, hme} irarent ar CA co be welfare of the it. PPayments may _be made at the office of ihe Tacter'et ike otice of the Becteiatrraae Maces, chusetts S789) § <Q. POMEROY, President. G. F. NEB! NEEDH M, Seo’y. my 4-2 wr ¥. M. ©. a. JOUN B. GOUGH Wil Deliver his Celebrated Lecture wppa Vinels PEOPLE,” ox THURSDAY EVEMING NEXT, the7thinst., AT THE NEW CONGBEGATIONAL OBUBCH. (Dr. Boynton a.) Corner Tenth and G streets, pel This Lecture closing the Course of 1867-68, fore the ‘Young Mon’s Obristian Association. Door: athalf 6; Lecture commences at secemeine: Admission. Fifty Cents Reserved seats Seats Becured only at Metzerott', where dia- grams of the house can be eee Other tickets for sale at Ballantyne’ gad the usual pla House Work fore small * ir ‘sing NICHOLS, corner a ant DB amladle aged Reisen merioan oe Fiotarel with an Invalid, an ian ustion 6 jure. or tradi jo. 251 Fotreet, *tietween son Sth ms Bm and tan DN Win hate Tent. TWO fT Na Mag $n ten given in Beenie, ee te. efter fen —One or => FORE 0 ‘i ithe . OF 8. Beni fentlotnan and Indy with Board for the AV ARTE A SITUATION by a ya LR 329% iad, haart ¢ MILLINER Sean Ome ne aa ERE FoR oo storie ‘Apply to Mrs. A. WALLA: RoE ‘32° ey white WOMEN selon: ‘Alu 'wo colored women to do Wash- Iady. Wi ante Oook and Waal troty fomtiy acd eke 8 other to do general ¥ rect hereten ch a i Apply = ye A) WING. May t ft aS ee the dedication of an ith. Members will also be a to, forall ‘call at Jo’ glock m- on the &th tnatant. NTWISTLE, Secretary ASO rs ica RESORT. al, commanteation of the RICT OF | Boh ainta ‘vil te wt are at Central 1 Cie sre and Ninth streets, on TURSDAY EVER’ fay 5, at 7 o'clock. Panc- teal attendance requested. ny 1-4 NOBLE D. LARNER, Grand 8ec’y. FOURTH WARD. i. The eowine Ticket will be supported by Gh ANTI-RADICAU voters of the Fourth Ward At the ensuing election For Al = .W. MOORE. H. NALLEY. ROBERT te WOENEMAN: Unt | ap 30 eodlw eee NOTICE. nalified voters ‘adges of Election poe Ge act of Con. 1867. entitled "An act rict of Colum will be in session at THE CORNER ae et: A STREET AND VIB- on MOR AX. ‘TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, May 4th from 3 to7 o'clock p. m., for an ¥ oe at var Congress entitled ** An act to, alate the elective franchise” in the District of ‘ofumie provides that * nd © d whe shall have been born na cd in: the Untied States, end who shall re. sided in the said Distriet f period of one year, id three months in the ward. oF election precinct tn shich he shall offer to vote ne: election therein, franchise. and hall be titled to vote at any election in said any distinction om aceount of color vis very cesirable that all nataralized citizens bring their naturalization papers with them, in oréer to avoid cavil as to thelr right to register. my 1-tétn 8. V. NOYES, Secretary. erase #0038 aroce OF TBUNKS, ‘The } heapest, best, nd neatest made, Linvite you to invest. Their TRUNKS. of al Elicit warmest prai ime in making them they use McMUBRAY’S PATENT STAYS. ho purchase them, SATCHELLS. HARNESS, SADDLES, too, Made duravle and cheap, ‘They offer you at their Store, 500 SEVENTH STREET. ap 29 6t wr THE REPUBLICANS OF WASHING- TON CITY. ‘The Republican General Committee assembled on Thureday. April 2*, 1868, and after full consider- ation unanimousl; determined to call the Oon- vention to nominate a candidate for Mayor, ON FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1865, At 4o’clock in the afternoon, AT UNION LEAGUE HALL, And that the several Wards select FIFTEEN DELEGATES ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 156s, 2d ballot or otherwise, as each ward may deom and that the officers ef the Regular Republi nbs of the respective wards furnish creden- to the delegates 4 that each ward should re of the Repulican 0 serve until after ‘ng Convention, and report their paines to tha. Convention. ids desired that list of all delugates be fur. yshed the Gen: ral Committee om BSDAY, By order of the Committee A. HALL, Chairman. » Bec'y. my ye ON T at RST NONTHLY MEETING OF (organ <, rs Joth.on MOND. 3 o'clock pm. ENTERPLISE BUILDING ASSOCI fay th} Books of renaacriptions are now open at the fol- lan.) will be held lowiny WAL R ROBINSON & CO., Penna. avenue, be- tween 9th and loth et oJ. FA: nage Pention Office. BUBY'S Law Office, Plant's Build- ing, Mth reat and N.Y. avenue. B. BAKER. Evening Sta ed J DIETRICE, Tth ‘street, Kenan General ont OfBice A RITCHIE & CAUSTEN, Forrest Hall, George- own. ROBERT FERGUSON Capitol Hill. JAMES H. ROBINSON, Bureau of Statistics, Treasury Dey Thor PENicn’ ¢ Government Printing OMe, H LEY, Pregident.” A.J. FALLS, Secretary. p23 lem “GRAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street. between D and E streets. com. wencing WEDNESDAY, April 29th, and ending Saturday, May oth. Season tickets, 81; single admission, 18 cents; children. 10 cents. Tickets forsale at’ the Book Store of Merers. zy, & Solo The superb Band of eee cnt oe 8. Infantry will be in attendance each ew The ladies engaged in aan ‘Tair have taken es- Pecial care to procure useful articles, as well as mental; Gy every article will be marked at a could be purchased for at auy lotteries will be permiited. The Fairwill be be opened ot pm. on Wednesday next-and at l2 m each day afterwarde, ‘he will provide # Lunch each day from Id to 2. apt a "MMER COURSE oF OLINTOS ian bia Hospital, by NM PSON. willcommenteon'SATURDAY, uth Of April. ay 3% p Tickets for the course 23% Can be obtained at S41 street. bet. 20th and Dr ‘Thomyeon's office ist th of De ford, mh 31 e Lae we r UMMINS. 847 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, sive it what th want,” and that of the beat quality Sarre SEVENTH BTERET, eet doors south of K and Northern Market. CABBAGE FOR SALE —An OPEN CABRIAGE sin good condition, and suitable for, thin eras eae reasonal cGBAW. thee. ? score MAN HADDIE. sueae CURED Bi SALMON AND BLOATE For breakfast, to-morrow morning aN No Bee Penna avenue, JAS. posite: ‘Willard’s, M TAGEE 18 KING. E Lager ish fresh. Mine Lagerh Leger on cook Fa e Charges nan . ine name nish MAT PH PEIFFER, choos best P oy roe HILADELPHIA ey ERE wees Fogle be my rotary, Gi em LADIES. Fashionable FANOY GOODS at down prices opening at YOUNG & BREREND'S, 484 7th Sag Ladice will find it greatly to their advani Santen cs and find FRINGES, Dorrons, ons oe Tepenat G8. alt colors and sizes, WARTED—A smart. tnieltigent OY = me he rug Business, Best of references re quired. Gait gist, corner of 10th and Mf Streets, after 8 o'clock lock in the afternoon. my 4 3t* YOUNG MAN who has several years expr: Fienes in Lock-smith business, wishes « SITC. ATION; beet of telerences ivan Inquire ag Store, corner of sonnet: a W.ASTED=By areepectablocinl,« eirua TON »Ceok. No obseetions to. assist in washing and amon Private family preferred. No obj: tons to go to os town. “howe of city referen- A x 44 Btar Office, my 2" Was D IMMEDIATELY —A White Wo Same —, — iron; one = ‘ho can be well wi o give a White Woman to ao romnrer bouncers sist in washing a ir 9 Wa between G ‘sod ne Ayn z W43S270_ A PURCHASER for Anction apa TION, City Post Office. ae ANTED—A_ pleasant front D nished, with Board, ee Poe and baby. in a central poet moderate. ‘Address a. stating terms AX ADERGY UADY Wishes & sItd A TION as seamstress; can cut and fit boys’ or firls) clothing well; make herself generally use- ful; hae no objections to go in the country; wages poobject, Inanireat 254 North Capitol street, bet. G and H si my 24 fe, Terms must be 34 Penna. avenno, my 2-tf Bc¥, Millivery. Dress- making DEB,on k girset; next to the orti Market. Inquire of my 8- Oe Sale i in; three TEAM dope. Tt 9, ier Snes my 126 Penn. FORAEFis Pebstkdey cane t gepvtlemen > = Re hiner 331 veryiand avenue, between 34 and fh streets, Onp- ‘al in my 5-2t* FS Two FRAM a fog — monupe cack one op V street. Boalt Ke JOHN W. BIG: ft BTORE. WARE EF’ Gotae tna ot Stal LING at corner of 12th st b heh ne B st. south. two squares south of Kirk- ase, Apply at 459 K street, corner may 5-tf TOOK. FIXTURES, ™ bak $5.3 class FAMIL Groce! | Store, tablished abont ten years ago. and a Soi base of $40.00 per year. The stand c: inthecity. Since the firet of January the busine besa comdacted on the cash principle. none but ig Allowed to keep monthly complete. ‘and Harness. ‘ ial ot "g8.i00 wil 4 Brean sepertrnlty sot tered fo sate and an, opportunity Seldom offered fore sa an profitable Investment. on Uiberal Fite & FOX. y 5-Bt Real Estate Brokers, and Ai N. saa mpm on AGENT. No, 488 Seventh street, near EB. FOR SAL A Taree Brick Storehouse on ith st, feet, with @ splendid cel! lot. @ Rersler, One of the end business prod in the Stock and Fixtures of Fins Grocery doing s good business, corner 12tb and C ate, Stock and Pixtrres of rocery doing & Rg tamer ‘ff 2mm to 91.00 per monta, near Lincoin Depot. ee n'y CHAS. KLOMAN. my5 3t Beal Estate Agent, 4™% 7th st. Fo RENT—UNFURNISHED FIVE ROOMS ait {Re second story at 296 7th street, between 20 by a0 y 4: FS RENT— arge airy CHAMBER, ou first floor for rent. suitable for two gentlemen man and wife; No. 37. north side La. ave., taird door west of 6th st., opposi:e Seaton House, ms-3t” OF SEVEN UNS UBNISHED ROOMS FOR Tent. together or separa ferences given ard requiredsat No. 333 Penuaylvania avenue, be- tween 6th ap) my 4-31 ARE CHA’ THE GOOD WILL, STOCK, and FIXTURES of a Store doing ® cood tyusi ness, for sale. For particulars inquire at the southwest corner of 5th and N ste. north. my4-st" 08 BENT—A STORE: suitable for auy kind of business. situated 125 Pennsylvania avenue. between 19th and 20th streets. Apply next door. my 4-3" W4stTED— 5 German GIRL to cook and to de general housework. Good ipferences ne rayaired my} aw ae wants Sretcias FURNISHED ere near tl ‘tmen' a very desirable tenant. cena ae L. WELLS & £0... D. Corner 7th and F streets, Room ap 9 6t* Brereton’ Building. WASTED—Fanitios breaking up housekeeping or Temoy from the city, to ore that they can aiepone Mg their Zprpitare without Cee or en an aucthm. by addresing 3A Soin Purnitere Dealer, Sl steneaent are: 336 Pennsylvania ‘avenne. v Vy ANTEDSAOUSRS fo: rent and sale, large and small,in all parts of the city, for first- class customers.’ no. city Lots, Ferme: &. ARLES KLOMAN, General LAgeut s and sore mh9 3m h street, near ANTED TO BUY—B: JUSTH, Ladi Wina Gentlemen's SECOND-HANT OF bE oaet ISG, UND gy ay ey NG, ate. fecha ond SHURS, ke a Mog At BBE . and M streets nor = Bock they have ‘been worn. “o's maar how iil $5.000 fan BUY All Kinds of ome econ hand CLOTHING. “Also. all kinds of FUBNT- wl a 44 Beldxe strest Gangeieee, Ue pts ve or any ticle of rage, fat the eld-catsbiiahed Ares of B. tt #00, pica S11 “Ninth street. near Pennsylvania avenne, Singer Sew! Machine Agency. ja -ly* Moasxcax BOOKS! MEDICAL BOOKS! We wonld respectfully cat! the attention of the members of the National Medica! Convention and the resident Physicians of the District, to our large and well selected stock of MEDICAL WORKS. We offer special discounts from regular prices FOR CASH from the Sth te the 15th of May. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, _my 5-tf 334 Pennsylvania aveni EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D UNITED STATES PATENT re PER RoEgy Apel 29 4m On the petition of #. lem, Mageachusetts, pray inw er “ae ‘extension of 2 patent granted to ¥ of September, J3t4, for an tmprovement in Spring Boltore for Window Curt for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the ith dag of Beptemb-r 63: ordet t the: tition be heard at Ry Patent ‘Omtee on M Y¥. the 17th day of Angust next. at 12 o'clock Man nd all notified to whylaald petition onaht nut to i granted. reone the extension are required to fie in the Patent Otice thelr obhrotinan week ate ry et forth in writing. at least wary aa a before the diny af hearlog: aif tention to be used at the said hear! hemust be taken and iranamiltied tn accordance with the rules the ot fieeawbien will reas Applicat ‘cponitions and other papers refled upouas tes- timony mast be Aled in the ofice neenty dave be: fore the eating: the arguments, if any, after fling the within ten di Dy. Griered, also, that th notice, oe published in the Republican and in the Intelligencer. Weant ning: ton, D. O., and in the Jonrnal, Bost, once a week for three successive weeks: of said publications to be at least pas “days pre- vious to the day of hearing. TOUT, my é-wiw Acting Commissioner ‘of Paton ADIES’ y DEES | reais a he a reat rt tin he sal it Ned ieee SET THINGS in great. varies, FAN NOY RUTTONS of ry description; il persons are pear and show cause, itauy they have, log pheipealmal all their new eu on band and mais! LOWE'S Ladies’ 7 mming Store, 7 Penns: 4 Vania av ent aide, my 43t etween sth and doth streets. 308. 3. MAY & “os Oh PAR!S KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and loch streets. ti IMMENSE STOCK, OF OUR OWN IMPORTA- TION. PRE’S” and “ALEX ANDRIN (the popular Paris makes,) with one, two, and three buttons. KI" Beautiful Colors for the Street, for the MAY BALLS, and for the OPERA. 2 Ladies, $2; Gentlemen's, $2.25. myi-stif mine ‘frat | Fo RENT—Three or four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeepin: rooms, and Water in the house. Ni between 9th and 10th 420° OR RENT—One three story BRICK HOUSE, on the corner of F street and New Jersey ave- nue, containing 11 rooms and a fine store room, with water ai ge. House without store $00 & 25, rms month. Store §: 1 AOS OY _my 4 tf Gorner of 9th and Lists. north. } pier FOR | — at c mits FROM WasH- treet road, half a mile pice tataeat information address the ie, My Coun Sf the Oa or fa juire for M. WH! NIPPLE 9: ‘399 H street, and 15 Rees Price $1.50 tekst” ‘OR cae BOOMS. mae? oe a = niture,on the 2d floor. No. 4 tween H abd I streets varia F FREDERICK P.SAWYE merly of Brenham, Texas, is confer a fayor hy sending’ his stare’ i GRAVE! Treasury. MARK E7ZERIELS,Auctionesr hand Farniture, has re. street, three oe from Buileing, pers. by addressin note ing on him. parties Sevingeny Trt ‘URE to dispose of can get the tonne bighest dash price fer them. Do not fer- get the name or num! MARE | BESEIBIS. 502 oh street and D street w Offices of OWEN & WIL- BROWNE have been a my tbrough, Dost or Second. ap 29.2m* AMUSEMENTS, Cc oncr POR THE SRNEFIT OF THe LADIES’ AID SOCIETY or tux FIRST CONGREGATIONAL OR¥RON, Wasninotos. D.C, On TUESDAY EVENING, Mey 5. ines. ‘The following artists wil! appear on this cccssion: MES JOHN Comtratto, RAGES a. Contactor Grand Plane yeed Skene kindy Tounc vs ingtou, DC Pinnint, Tenor wee Metzerott, W Tickets, ..... Doors open at7 o'clock, Commenceats. ic* 50 Conte NATIONAL THEATRE Bravpine & Barie’ THIS EVENIN Last NICHT BUF pepe OF OFFENSACES LA GRANDE ee DE GEROL. This famous work, which has been performed with the roost sort, hie sucorms ever ochleves by any Opera composed, will be performed by Mr. Bateman * Company, this eventug And for LAST TIME on WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6. Tu three acts, by Uffen>ach FRIDAY BVENING, MAY § LA BELLE HELENE. SATURDAY EVENING. May GRAND FAKEWELL PENPOu MAN: SCALE OF PRICES. c 0. D—In reply to auestions aa to what CO Eerie ney gimpty_slenity call on Dr. DARBY: recollect wherever you see it, The ‘Doctor is opposite Oad Fellows’ Bal street. during the season. A@miasion, (without reserved seats Qrchestre | (Teserved sents 3 Parquet. (reserved seats) a Drees Circle, (reserved seats) i” = oy . 7s Seats seeured daring the he Rox Ofice of the Theatre nen 5 ALL MU: St Ea KNQY gRRERG )GE THAT GRAVEL BOOTS Excel in workmanship and durebility all ethers of similar construction sing none it the beat material, and work perfarmed by mem of fifteen years experience. He also invites the attention of the Prue, gen erally to hie stock of BUILDING MATERIALS, Rosendale and Round Top Cement, Liniiland Point’ Sand (rer boat Salvington, White Sand. (coarse and fing, Wothe: icined Pinter, Fepoon, Felt. Pitch and Gravel, Sold at the lowest cas! All orders promptly at HOMAS FA apr. Corner 10th strect weet Smithoonien Frid mh 20-3m Laprs OAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAOM’S HOOPSKIRT CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOR MANUFACTOBY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between Sth and 7th streets. mb 17 -tf OBR RENT ‘One HOUSE, with STORE, 812. (ne HOUSE, 5 rooms, $5. One HOUSE, 13rocms 16 ALSO, FOR SALE— SMALU PRAME, ¢ rooms, hoe LL FRAM: KA ME, 5 root Sit ALL FRAME'4 roo pats re, tw 2 5 OW feet of ground, two, MES. 921005 my4-6t 126 Pa.ave. © vot 19th am 20th sis, F OB SALE. “Two Two-story BR! OUSES on Boundary street, beteeen Sth aud Tibetrecte fronting south, containing four rooms each; cheap. ‘ALS: A Two-story FRAME HOUSE on tween L and M streets. at $1.20; ance in monthly payments « of Sis aach A Six Boom Three-story FRAME HOUSE on north cist Mesmmorans venue between 12th and 13th streets; brick kitchen attach A Small FRAME HOUSE on Vermont avenue, between S and F streets, Price $69; one-third cash, balance on time. ‘ALso, A Four Room FRAME HOUSE on 14th street. near P street, lot 9 by 10! feet: excellent location for business.” KOHBER & WHITNEY. Real Estate Brokers, street, be- If cash, bal- HILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A ne Lectures, as delivered at the New York Muscunr of state embracing the sutyects: How to live and what to live for; Youtn. me god generally reviewed: The ca off im geation —~ for; Marriage philosophically considered, Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend. o1 xf four stamps b; y New York Museum of Anatomy and Science. 615 Broadway. New York. fe 2-1y \ONBULT | BEA LEQ! EC! EPTION ROOMS, 86 Lim steer Ladies desing oh the most skillfal apd liable physiclan in the clt REGULARITIES, from whatever cause, fully aiecek ature the usual abandon, SECLUSIVE—Patients see js xe m9 C.OSFIDENTIAL —Young men = have tn be FO eel themec! by certain secret habits, ae woick|) “PALO! the beer unfit them for asincee. duties of married life: men. who. from the follies of youth. of other canses, feel a debilit; advance of their years. before placing themee inder the treatment of AB? ove; should firet read “The Secre je rried lad mit Lea mportance Dg fe. Secret tFricnd Sent Foon, inva sealed envele are cents. Address Dr. CHABLES 4.31 STUAB = og We have for sale. on reasonable terms, a few ice Lotson Fourteenth street road, adjoining the Gotunitien Cotten nds on the north | The ts range in size from one-quarter to one half act: | each. ‘These lote are the fitst property for sale on Meth streot, beyond Boundary street. and lic be- we | posite the is talked of ns the most te sirable location for the new Presidential Mansion and grounds. A charter has been granted for a street railroad, (commencing at the present ver mination of the Mth street horse-cars.) running | | Stone ‘eetate, whitch | | \ | out 14th street road by these lots; thence across to the toll-gate. and down the turnpike to the 7th street It is the intention of the Corporation | te meee this ente: prise ip running order this season. | There is some choice shrabbery and fruit bearing trees on several of these lots, and. takiug every: thing into consideration, we don’t hesitate in pro- | Rouncing them as among the very best submrban properties surrounding the city. Plats, price, and terms at our offic ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT. Adjoining the city limits. at head of Twenticth st . overlooking entire elty and river; one of the most puauding views in the vicinity of Washington, anprising 11 acres Improvements—Fine Mansion House, containing 19 rooms. good cellar. aad furnace; all necessary out buildings, extensive hot houses, ier house. Re Fine grove of ‘stately ruit trees, shrabbery: Sperries: in short, one of the most delightfai prorertien about the capital. Sine roads il 1 il plat of property, apply to, "For terme an pI ILDOURS LATTA Beal Brite rok my4-3t Corner of Seventh OUSE FOR RENT—House No. 48 north M street. between lith and i2th—a new three story Brick. with back building, containing gas and water. Inquire at 340 D st. A. KOCH. m2-st* OR SALE—The STOCK AND FIXTURES of small Trimming Store; a first-class stand for trim Minery, and dress ape — BRT Wetreet bee hth and lth. FOS, RENTS New three stow | BRICK 1 ora. No 563 Oth street west, (Tsland,) between 1 end E Cee Nine rooms. Apply to Mr. 8UL- LIVAN, Star office counter, my 2 | pons SALE AT A BARGAIN—A DRUG STORE, neatly fitted up; stock new and complete. and furniture 0” the latest Reason for selling, riotor has othe ‘as that will require ee from the city for s.considerable time. y. Address s 'OTHECARY, Star ofi.ce. Et my? | POR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS? THAT valuable PROPERTY on the north-west cor- ner of 10th and F; the lower parlor can be convert- ed into @ fine store. 08. E. WAGGAMAN, ap 29-6t 126 Penn. ave. bet. 19th and 21th. FPOBNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—To « 3 F street. between th mad sppesite Gonzaga cotiews.. Re Tor RENT—A first-class three story aacar OUSE and ack building. newly, painted, 7, Meine sverns. _F: i Hallor G- eh FS SALFE—The GOOD WILL AND FIX- TURES including all the Furniture) of Dor- sry Hotel and th spr adam Yard, giessed on the corner or rete. ass offen and For terms inquire of Estate Agent Bo. 303 ‘ah Tee ert near north I at. FRICKE ROOMS 0 bin ‘OR BENT in my new building, compen, Hen York avenue and 15th street. several ane connectin, peal ee for offices or doegtng iments. Bor particulars WPLANe, 0 ~ 03 ants Building, corner New oer SSreme and ist RECEIVED—A large lot of SLATE MAN- J ine of various titer at Builders’ Depot, 562 a ‘pie. (2B. W. HAMILTON & CO. ME GERES : (2 a DEALER IN Beats ‘WATCHES, E} ‘TE eLoe RS" BPE OT. OTACL NGS AND pes ind of ses nutes crear stiee aniae irae and Seventh cOoRT¥EOURT eta rat » fram re ae Uberal margins, M. GALT & 00., i frame DW Ffousk4 Bo. a3 ase ma: eau ates Seer oo Apply ai 0) FoR an imprcred van we | oars 4 ie aes ine my 4-3t 416 Seventh Street. | Borton, Uceerdaatdanscras BE eres BY KILBOURN & LATTA. BReroxKsm CHOICE SUBURBAN PROPERTY sinanawe BRICK MACHINE. BRICKS MADE BY THIS MACHINE ARE OF ~ TEMP : ERED CLAY. j¢ Machine is new m bein manufactured by THOMAS DASsHOR 2,0... and ta in success ful oneratiom at their y A a advantages over all other Brick Machines, on act count of its srmplacity, and is less Hable to get out of order than any othes Machine now in pes. For Stal District. and Yard Rights, and any other information address ASBHOR & B. 0... D Light strect, Baltimore: Ma. ‘ F RIGORIFIC.” We invite particular attention to our stock of REFRIGERATORS, ~ ICE BOXES, WATER COOLE! FREEZSBS, PRICES MUCH BEDUCED J. W. BOTELER & BRO , HOUSEFUBNISHERS, 320, Metzerott Hall. TRUNKS. G&uB We invite special attention to eur large and well assorted STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, and all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, greatly redaced prices. Call and take s look Fy = Trask Wareroom, before making your se- jections. ‘Trunks marbed and sent to all parts of the city, of charge. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., Py: 38 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ap JOHN E. SHIELDs, IMPORTER AND DBALER Iv HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, 331 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ap 101m WASHINGTON, D. 0. G. ALFBED HALL @& OO. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 498 NINTH STREET, NEAB PENNSYLVANIA AVE: oe {Firs esepliohed tn 188) * cos Suture EXTRACT JAMAIC. i "GINGER, Guaranteed Pure and the best in use, iw aiet TONIO, ANTI-DYSPEPTICand INVIGOBATOR And is also used for Fisvoring purposce. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYSHAVEIT of Anal, from the leadin, —_ a pF gn mony ‘< ame gouty THIRTY CENTS. = Sat OSEBuOr Ww. CROPLEY, Bridge st. mb 11-tm* IVORY, PAPER, AND , ure a AED LOOKSMITE, rowRED' me ai Weak hong Oy laa Tasreacx AND CHORTS for the beneSitof the CHURCH OF THE ASCEN At urgent request w: programme, at WALL'S OPERA HoUsE, TUESDAY EVENING. MAY Lorn at So'clock frecierly Arrangements have been made to nvoid the de- a occasioned at first oe ion Fickete, ©1; can be obtatm os. Wa THOMAS CARROLL, P and 18th MONTGOMER BLAIR. 6 President's DR. CLYMER, H street and Conmectioat DR. STONE. F and lith streets PR McLAIN, 351 street pe presented with varied “ins Square is e secured at extra charm tion of purchased t & Tower's Pookstore, No. 314 Peana av tween 9th and 10th streets, where a diagram of the house cap be seen my & tmyt? BALLS, PARTIES, &. F'es34 Band PIC WIC WILL BE Y THE HOLY HILL BAND. on ou THURSDAY AFTE ENING. Perry f @ cents; admitting a gentleman m r FIRST GR, Big PICS OF THE 5! Tye RADIANT STAR OLU B respectfully an NO ance te friends and the pabl’ tn eeneeal, ve CY ie rirtTa Mey xi Pie NYO athe REVEENT TREET P Eepay Y Bae orn. 1bom The celebrated oly Hill Band isengaged for the cocasion.. Tickets, 0 Cents, admitting a Gentle man and elies IBST GRAND PIC oso rime JOURNEYMEN rugs ASSOC! A be WASHINGTON CITT, iXupes, New York avenue, between Ist TRUBSDAY EVENIN Ms On which occasion there will bee xt ‘ FIREWORKS: CoMMITTER OF ARRAXCEMENTS:—N. Hy ratty C Keller. A. “Donueison, 5.8. 3 ae: Metlee. jar ‘admitting * Gentleman and Lad day Herald.) yt MARS” GBAND FLORAL MAY F YE VAL and BALL will take place at the Retienal onal Theatre on MUNDAY, May 11 “Tickets to the Ball are now ready. an¢.can be obtained at the Academy and Eliis’ and rott's Muste Stores Tickets for spectators, with reserved seats, can be had at the Academy and at Metecroti's Muste and North fal ik” Extensive ornament my? 3. COOKE. hia ESSER PROMS a SOLES in « fine Keation: Hetreet: with privilege of par- jor ack beth vores. my I 6t* LOST AND FOUND, On the 29th April. 1898, goin oot and F street and 10th roe name of Juite Mora od bite The Binder sll be liberally rewardd om iT hoot ay coving it at sither of above-named places._it* Tt. UP ESTRAY, on my SOW; with bisck spots, ie gwrner fe revuested to evme forward. . ay charges. and take her tie vole: Beck strect, near Fayette, Georgeiown, my 53" = ST—Qn the Md int_w GOLD WATOI 4 neva,” with bine enameled back. gold tace and hands; a locket attached; no chain or guard finder be rewarded by leaving the above at thie Office my 4 St ‘OST—On t Seturder morning: tn going trom a. Fi Matthew: jown Hi to Tath from 14th G and “JET BRACELET, wt wine ‘oid, & Sines reward will be paid if left at Mire. EN: ALL'S, cor rect) my 4-3t* LG OST or =, STOLEN the evening of the 3th 4 between B street, Island. between i2th au 13th et; eote and Giemersod tee stent ees oid lever buntingease WATCH. MJ. Tobias, iverpool. maker, No, 10,1 8, with gol! chain and Soi dh Mbsral reward wit! be paid if returwed. 0 497 7th street, between G and CERTAIN CURE FOR OVER-DRINKING. OCTOR VON KURE'S ANTLINEBRIA p AND PROPHYLACTIC EXTRACT wal Attention <4 called to thts fovalaable remedy fa er- indulgence ip stimulants — Locos it is a x nth d bas leen osed by the di srerer (a tier for the est eleven soars. fered to the people of bed District. ta 3 con fidence that ite merits will he testimo: f biebly reepectal been received certifying to ite ‘great excellence aad efficacy Give ita t triat Tey cals all druiemiate and at Room No 10, telligencer Build: ‘spat - VON KUBE &@ Co. PRIN IRE BOE vania avenue, between tb FS Pia keis tons gtoAk cee Gast BAR AN gan 18 CAmAT x GOLD CHAINS. at PRINUB’ Omice, B37 Pe- avenue at = th EEME! FREDGRS. USGIRCE 8 Lean Once t between pte ith sts., ecrt ot dine L. s. ROTHROCA 452 Tre steEer, orp. Parent Orrick, WASHINGTO! » D.C. Fic eussus, "SEE SZACES cot RAPED FLW oe Sugeno SALE ar