Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1869, Page 2

i ; : : : | | EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES.......... Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY... <++++- APRIL 3, 1969, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. TBE PACIFIC RAILROAD IMBROGLIO We see that some of the leading p:pers of the country are commenting with sey-rity upon the manner in which the public interests are trifled with by great railroad corporations. ‘The idea that the people bave any rights im the premises is quite ignored by the railroad mxg- nates. Our railroad system, instead of being ‘worked in the interest of the great public. and in Debalf of mational progress, is now little more | than a jobbupg concern, in wich the Jim Fiske | of the day sre the roling spirits and run the machine colely to farther their own speculative aims, oF to gratify their private auimosities. ‘This selfish, grasping policy of the railroad cliques, regardle-s of the public interest, is illustrated om a large scale by the action of the Ceptral Pacific Railroad Uompany in uader- Pacific. The country bas followed with intense imterest tbe wonderiully rapid progress west. | ward of the Uniog Paciiic rmilroad, aod had | already begun to count the days when the | great desidera’am would be a'tained of throuch railroad communication with the Pacific coast. But the work is now suddenly brought to @ stand-still by the Ca!ifornia company, who, by ssort of Fisk grab-game, are essay- ing to get possession of some four hundred and thirty miles in advance of their completed | track, im orderto make Ogden the poiat of jaunetion. The Union Pacific Compiny have | already completed their road thirty miles be- | yond Ogden and propose to make Monument | Point, at the head of Sait Lake, the point of ction, that being the great natural connect- ing point in view of the tuture roads diverzing | from it to Montana, to Portlaud Oregon, | Pugnt Sound and elsewhere. But the Ventral Pacific Company, for purposes of their own, had determined, by hook or by crook, to make the connection as far East as Ogden, and fiud- img themselves unuble to compete with | their energetic rivals im road-butiding. they have resorted to lobby tactics Washington, an@ by some legerdemain wortby of the smartest of the New York rail road operaters, procured the acceptance of ai ill-defined map and an illegal tssue of #2,40),- (of bonds im the closing hours of Andrew Jobuson’s admisi-iration. The bonds were is- sued absolutely on the jd of March, the last day of that administration, evidently in the be- Hief that it would not besife to Rave the affair pass the inspection of the incoming ( :binet. ‘Thus the Gen'rat Company expect to cover the ground they covet, not only to delay the completion of the read some months while they batld im this direction, but also \o compel the Union Pactfilc Company to take up some thirty miles of track they have already laid beyond Ogden! This will not suit the American idea of progress, and Congress 1s not at all likely to igdorse such crab-like policy. The opinion of thonghtfel, well-inforjed members of Con- gress, so far as we can bear, is dvcidediy agains: allowiog any hocus-pocus arrangement effected in the last moments of Johnson's ad- ministration to interfere with the progress of this great national work. The Usion Pacific Company are building on legitimately under their charter, to meet the other road. The public are indifferent ss to the pont of janc- tion, but they want that junction to be made as speedily a3 possi die. A Since writicg the above we bear it stated that the Senate Pacific Rasiroad Committee have agreed to report in tavor of authorizing the President to fix the point of junction of the two roads; and, should he deem it expedi- ent, to appoint a board ef disintere-ted civil- igus to report upon the condition of the roads. This seems to bea fair and just solution of the diffenlty. President Grant has himself been over the ground, and is a competent um- pire, in whom both sides can place confidence | ‘That the Senate should not be disposed to take any action concerning the charges of cor- | ruption made agains: Senator Fenton seems uatural aud proper enough, in view of the rule of that bedy not to inquite into the acts of any of tts members before they become con- nected witbit. But bow it can refuse to take worlce of the extraordinary statements made by Senator Sprague the other day is not 6) +asily understood. That gertleman, it will b- Temembered, allezed i one of his recent mem- orabie speeches that of hiv own Kuowledge tue | sum of $10,000 had been offered to tempt an honorable Senator into a particular line ot ac- tion touching 8 certain legis!ative measure be- fore the Senate, and he intimated pretty plain. ly, also, that it Was not unusual to bring cor- Tupt influences to bear in connection with other matters betore that body. | These allegations, one would think, would warrant an investigation, and with the least delay practicable. But, whether one is ordered or not, it is very clearly the | duty of Mr. Sprague—to himself and his | Wrother Seuators, not less than to the country atlarge—to make a specific and complete ex. , posure of the instance to which he referred. In this way only can the atmosphere of which bh complains be cleared up and the public made Acquaitted With the measures requiring such motive power and the persons why propose to Spply it. Let the hooorable and mournful gentleman trom Khode Island speak ouc and tell all be knows on this subject. He can doa great deal more to promote the public good in this way im ten minutes tnan he can in halta dozen of bis hour-long lamentations over the teariul state of the country. If he is in earn- est, Bere is bis opportunity. We beseech him to Wipe his eyes and roll up bis sleeves and go to work. We have heretofore spoken of the advanced po-siom takem by Michigan in the matter of general education. We have now to note nother step bardly less important recently taken by ber Legislature im the passage of an set imposing @ tine of net more than $50 and uot Jess Bau <5 upon any one “who shall in- 5 seationally, without milice, pont or aim any frearm at any other per: o: The discharging | of @ firearm, even when it does not occasion | ipjery, is punished witn fine of $10, and pot | SATUR. tees than one year's imprizoament. It only | Reeds that the pervon at whose hands any one | \ ipjared or killed by such carelessness should be imprisoned for life or bung to effectually break up this foolish and dangerous practice Within the borders of the Peniasular State. Now let the other States follow in her wake ia ‘his matter and there will be fewer “acciden- tal” deaths to * to record in the country. ——$$—_—___ Signor Briguott. Who sppears in concert at Metzerott Hall this evening, previous to bis departure for the Pacifie coast, is so well known to the lovers of music throughout the the country that it is a work of su; tapnounce bim as the most brilliant tenor siDger OM {Dis side of the Atlantic. He will be ably assisted by first-class artists, including ‘Mile Durand, the great prima ¢ono, aud that the comcert will be s success ‘and the bali cTowded there 1s no doubt. A 890,000 passenger car is being bail tor the | Erie Railroad. One costing one-fourth the | oney would probably answer the same pur- pose ae this moving palace; bat why should th. | care? It isn’t their money they are “abrowing away. ol ceed EE ‘The Association of the Army of the Potomac Propose to give & grand banquet in New York Orders bave been received at the various Navy Yards throughout the count-y for the reduc ton of all wages twenty per ceat. from igst mowth’s rates. ; nn SET ‘Major George H. Bier bas been appointed Aoyutant General of aryland by Goversor Bowie. ‘The nominations sent in vest Tdiy fell ke | Domb shells im the camp of the army of expeet~ ute whore tents bave been pitched in Wish. ineton ever since the long-looked tor iaxuga- Tavion day. They all seemed to illnstrats th Proverbisl uncertainty of the white map bu! those relating to New York were pittica arly, the chyrct of vigorovs Fémarks, and i‘ ts sad that come of her anxious some fairly outdid the celebrated fimnguol exercise of the army tr Fivecers. Taken all in all, Rowever, the ap- pointments seemed to give general satisfaction ‘The premotion of Mr to the Oollector- ship of the t2d di-trict—the best in the Ucited sis n merited re ognition of faithfnla and capacity; bot by the eame token the di: ement of Mr. Assessor Webster for Mr. Doty, a protegee of ex-Senator Morgan, struck the uninitinted asa littl> queer, the more so that he was looked upon a* friendly to Mr. Morgan wo bis Inte struggle, It was thought moreover, that Mr. Webster's late raid wpom Wall street for the benefit of the Treasury would save bim. But it did’n’, it seems, Wherefore we are led to close onr eyes calmly and exciaim “sich is Lite.” The K-street bridge over Rock Creek is now compleied, and the contractor is bere to tarn over the structure to the corporate auchorities ot Washington. It is a fine piece of work, but unfortnnately it is entirely useless until tar termini of K street in Washington and Water street im Georgetown are changed in grade so 8s fo conform to the height of the brides, which bas been elevated sufficiently to allow the fre» Passage of canal beats. The corporation of Georgetown is squabbling over the question of who will pay for raising Wa’er street, when se of the bridge will be daily worth the cost of the work to her merchants, and some of her penny wise city fathers talk of waiting for the Canal Company to raise the street, which that company would do probably some time ia the course of the next decade. Washington is probably waiting for Georgetowa. In the Superior Court of Chicago Thursday, A decision was rendered against the Ratlroad Compsny for damages amounting to $5,0ue. The Court held that if companies per- ‘mit cars to be overloaded, passengers are not Tesponsible for damages resulting from stand- ing on the platfurms, and thatif leaves a seat he may not again claim it. From J. Shillington and John Collins we bave Appieton's Weekly Journal No. 2, contain- irg more chapters of Victor Hugo's new novel; also, Hearth &@ Home for April loth. General Buchanan has relinquished the com- mana at New Orleans to General Mower. EcroR Y THE REV. FE. BOTLB, i Becten hin rane, ><, te Tol aa renee Boctety of Geor at the Gbured SUBDAY. aprit ah. 189,008 pom Tickets tweety 1 <—e uewal. By an on 1" ot norte betwr Sud 19tm Te RROW “MORNING ot J Orelock. “The public and {rleods are invited. it* ME WM BR DYER will lecture bef the Sentar Janam Btivarctok CO Mane FoCRDKY MB OBURCH. corner 1th 4 G streets —Divine Servi e. SABBATH, aching I! @ m. Te Dm. Dereby soiled held hereafter at Draid’s Bolt D atrect betwean Sth and 7th streets, MONDAY FE NG MEDI TATE annual meeting of the MR) ATION of th» Distri tof Colom! the Lecture Bove of the Medical get en College (corner of 10th ot SbaY, Y, Apriton 1 spsecort JW. AMO: + Wil! assemble at their h nd Penna ave dn MOM . se. ot8 3)p. Lotge, g ae +7, momen, pene to be order of ii W_8. OLIVE, B 8. 0 Fay a trate Kos rg Drcgent. WITHOUT CONCERT f Cburch, which wi im ‘ome off on the 18'n tail. take pie place on SUNDAY tork, of ti ry nt. resents by ail means ta) may be procured othe Fotico ix hereby given scents or owners of wsgor expire on MONDAY, April licenses mast be renewed ten dayne from this dace F.A BOSWELt Re: TO THE SHAREHO: DERS oF THE FIRST WASD BUILDING ASSOCL he Shareholders of the abo: aie faasoet ‘ere hereby povified that ¢ Deeting of the Asecclation will b me hel rd Tur DAY RVENING. Avril 6th 199. at8 o'clnos. The Deeting will be hendat We room. Friends’ Mee nace is tt KO 'F “Kipweel. Becro‘ary (em NDAY MORNIBG GAZETTE. _ A TERRIBLY STRANGE BED, and other CHOICE BEADING SELECTIONS lor reat D READERS. ADVEBTISEBS should not lose thi: casion to invite ct PUBLIC near the -— 1.0.0. F-SEMI CENTENNIAL AN NIVBKSARY—The-J: maitre of AF requests those Brothers = ne iF oBETING Wolter room of the Oollexe” lation watt gendantes D , See'y pro tom. (eroFFion ge HoWA aD. rir INSUSAUCE e a et =e iret, iB. Bey. All Dental Oy Sa Soe Leas eis me TREE NOTES Pee ht Raat To. county 7 TAX. PaYeus, shots ee Sore women, be held on Wen Fate of ta or’ tha a ae CONGRESSIONAL. NEW BODKS! Conclusion of Yesterday receedings. SMNATEA fier our report closed 4 Mr. Harian offered amend: it to tl = Indian appropriation to authorize the ap poe omen by tne Presideut of « beari of t+a DMs fonere, @Miuect for th-ir intelligeme> and pl toserve withon’ co Cs tonne eee Sepervis= and control dis. bursements for the Ladians, the purch s8a8, COas)| “a f Me, rasenden offered °o amend ment that the Commissioners shall exercise jotat rok wi) ‘ the Interior Depariinevt. which was by, Mr. Hsrfar. and th» amradment was thon NEW BOOKS ¢ Indian department y the coasent of tui could do nothing unle bord. Mr Fessenden intimated that only so far ac the President divected would this board com trol. The was then read a third time and |, and theSenate then went into execu- live te son, Sed after come time spent therein, adjourned. Hovse.— After our report closed, the contested election ctee of Govode ys Koster, trom thy twenty-firs! Pennsylvania distsict, was before the House thre Svurs, wheo Mr. Paine (Wis.) moved to recommit the whole mater ty th- Committe on Elections with instruct to tuvestigate the whoir mer.ts cf the case, and report wuo basa pring fovie Vight to the seat. Adopted. “"Mr. Wilson (Miny.) called up tbe motion to reconsider the reference of a bill to grant the rebt of way for @ railroad from Purtiand, Oregon, (0 & potnt near the Cascade mouataras. FOR SALE BY FRENCH & RICHARDSON, The motion to reconsider prevailed, aad the Adj urned. bill was passed. BOOKSELLERS, iem SIX PER CENT, ILDING ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D.O. PAYMENTS TO COMMENCE THE FIRST TUESDAY IN may. NowW 18 THE TIME TO TO SECURE A HOME ‘The Constitution of thin Association is resdy iste are now open for subscription to stock at th» IMPORTERS, AND 517 7th street, below D; N CHRISTIAN Asse- ja avenue; z ROOMS UF YOUNG CIATION, Penuay i N Practical Engravers, HEI ‘LBs Data STORE, corner 7th and N Rica § BANK. 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Are 4, at 8 o'ctook, FoR THE RrNPFIT o SPRING GOODS fd ae ARITY FUND OF THE TRS PosTs aoe saan OT a ene * THE BErCsLig, ON SAMPLE FOR CUSTOM WORK. ay, Doct ; | sped ee ne bookatere 4 n Coin ‘Saath ter he moat a . SARS 'e.. treatment of FEMALE icin eed ee tan es eniertng from 4 — sre tn care Hie Toor SLT BEVENTH STREET, tn - spelen patients Visiting see no one bat ‘ the Deetor cocks Adjoining Metiona! Bank of the Republic. EE BARTES BLU, &. | THE ONLY LEON AS BOULETTE. OYS’ CLOTHING. A LILE . ‘Three Hundred and uty SPRING SUITS re- % Apply to b pki colved this morning at the celebrated cs Feenes; a _A¢mierion Sos a 464 SEVANTH EK P—10 close the Due; To. Matinee, Bo, cents: = 1 ne it of it > mast enposite Fost Ofce, yaad treaty ave tect Sts ana M hed ‘370 ote ot. = = EN’S CLOTHING, BRIGNOLI — ok OR ER Sa") | . gia Sratle, Po HA uses by Hon. W. . H. pee nayeerita tg inlets: P24 METZEROTT MAL. nS Suv anTe eee ar | ee ee ai MOTT ONE.BIONT ONLY. aos & BhUS 455 ‘ poner J. 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Latics \. dren, overs ment Stab “oppcalts Se “oatice Bo. 445 TENTN — sais This @| AT COST FOR CASH. etl At thesame place. | _ma%tm (Secwn CAMAEY BIRDS OCKING DIRDS A ag the atore 274 th street, be BT GALLERY. — “Gen. HARTBRECHT % 306 PENNSYLY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREET one aS Om raxprines, jee Having bought out the interest of Mr. D. H aenesinae ma Paatey ch. Engliah merican O8 GAITHEB, in the firm of DAVIS & GAIT . v vines pee and wishing to reduce stock, we will sell, for ‘The tn GEA Ras re = THIRTY DAYS ONLY, for the Spring trade, at STRASBURGER BEOS., OUB EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT SEB aL aeeeern eaeee ete P*?. weuae etropolitan which they ices. Hotel. ey soni reapactianls Snneunce thet oF All ip want iT : peed at cera An =! to reo 5 ‘&* Sill sult the times, eet, " cen! her FANCY AND MILLINERY Guops, mo ‘ond number. i Bros. BEAL LACKS, : FLOWERE, H r] €PRING AND SUMMER BIBBONB, SEASON 1569 EMBROIDEBIRs, ine LEMSTITOHED HANDK ERCHIEFS, &c., &., I would respectfolly inform the ladies of thie nition” For Misses oe. Kd Vicinity, that I bave receive . a large —— sana atartns item atet WITHOUT RESERVE, GREAT NOVELTIES, order, from § to 1p ane AT COBT FOR Casi. | Heer Mahane, nn ew Cronments, Silks, im _ DENTISTRY. pia awe | RIBBONS, FIRE LACES, | jie WOLF ap SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS & GAITHER, | “B48 complete stock of | No az2 Pes 20 MARKET spac ih wd wall ala alae j sen eMulfally attendna | price 30 CENTS BY MAIL. inane | Stseweral years LADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS AND WHITE MANHOOD. Goubs One Hundred and Fifty-fourth edition of this | ta unsurpassed fn this city, and will be sold medical essay, revised and published by the Au~ 5 thor, Di. This valuable work treats on CREAP. Sterility. and Secret Diseases of youth and man. hood. more, Md. ress the Author, 340, 000 WORTH OF DRY ODS TO BE PUT UPON THE MARKET aT COBT PRICES FOR Dr. Curtis, Balti- Extracts from Beviews of this Work. Pi tang ON seers ONLY. The undersigned bet ng about to ake ach reir business will omer ior t thirty days. entire stock ope GouDs, con: tri montal am sting of i) banished tr tro lend, and the Al iu pa Ee — ian. be | 4ERBLARD, BOYS’ FANCY UassIuREES London fee eon spirita of the olden time OW ABD EE PRICED DRESS GvoDs; eeeaiaie ee sd VEITE AND COLORED FLANNELS; book will wot be found nesta Boer per, | LEACHED AND BROWN COTTOSS. Fe ee mation ota Preceptor, or BINTS OF THB BEST MAKES; UILTS AND BED SPREADS; paneer Tol aia ey) Ee Ag With « general assortment of WHITE GUODS {ag from exceuses. the evils of which _— tered constitution LAID MUSLIN, than obat- those indulx': much to prevent the egaleing. it wilde BAINSOOKS, CAMBREICS SWI8s MUSLIBS, PIQUES, IRISH LINENS, &.. HOSIEEY, NOTIONS, Bybee ct F. ov: Lebo &c., &e., &ec.. orth . W. SELBY & 00 . Onpuitenee —_—_-—-—_—_—_— 7 323 t fi SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘mag9-6t Scuth sanaenc tee aah: Rid ¥. Custis BEGS in, Baltimore bo will tn Pim romana 8 attend on SATU: Be. 347 C STREET, gue ane tee 3. 6 or Witiand’s Baus Brrween 436 axv Gru SteEErs. HAVENSER'S CRACKERS pa to be the Dest sSenOtTeh Seemed at spews F somo STYLE ee! HATS, BLUB HATS IN chore AND FELT, Z eplendia Beat saa OES Bas see een ma3i lw = ‘door from ith st. f= W asumartox EE ef eter —e CITY DISPENSARY, No. 265, Northwest Corner 1th and M Strcits. Medical edvice anf Burgical operation to the Omes house: 8 15 a.m. 8807 mm TIMER, M.D. LM. Tatton, ma iy * EB. LEWIE & Davee" paral D Te gVENTAL iesark Be So reurerey. Nia AVENT! Setween fh aud sah — TEETH EXTRACTED sacs PAIN. Seca et a Serranted satisfaction 0 aunine our work before getting it GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES NS VALLEW, Bed | 10.00 Be, Ash 910,00 per ton B 8aLB. 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