Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1870, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Building, SW. Corner Pennsvivania Av. and lth St, BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY B STAR te served 8 in the City and Warn. or Forty Pour CENTs PSE MONTH. Cop 88 the coanter, Two URNTs Icke FoR Ma'tine Three Mor. s Mouths, SS Lear. Five Dellars. Ne pepers ere seat from tue Ofice Wenger than paid for, | LY STAR—purliened on Friday oltar-and-a-balf e year. V—. 35—N=. 5.380. HE WEEKL orning—™me De AMUSEMENTS. ATIUNAL THEATRE. spl week of the briMawt BOTTA. US EVENING. farther note, her pew SPECIAL NOTICES, Restered to t's Original Youth fui Color By the use of that Scientific Discovery, VEGETAGLE Si HAIR RENEWER. It will make Ha bam The Shi Cugiosity Sh. 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VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS, PAKLUB BRAUK ETS, 2c A Fine Assortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. A.V. S. SMITA. N®”* SPRING SUITS! NEW SPRING SUITS" NEW SPRING SUITS": WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1870. _EVENING STAR. _ Washington News and Gossip. Seoeetany Bourwe i retur:e! here this morning. er’ INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day amounted to $185,185.37; for the month to date, $6,090,647 .46. Tue Prussian school ship Niobe, with the midshipmen on board, will shortly visit Annap- olés. Tre Presivent, General Dent, and General Porter returned ere last evening from Phila- de}phia. Bric. GEN. Joun Pore, now commanding department of the Lakes, will probably be as- si_med to the command of the military division of the Pacitie in place of General Thomas, de- ceased. Bitis SieNBD,—The President this morning signed the bill for the removal of the political disabilities of Franeis E. Shober, of North Car- Olina. He also signed a nember of bitts and res- elutions, most of which were of a private na tere. Vick PRESIDENT CoLrax looks particularly sunny to-day, and is the recipient of many com. pliments and congratalations, over an arrival at his house yesterday in the shape of a bouncins boy; mother and child both doing well, we arc happy to say. SENATOR AMES, of Mississippi, has been Placed upon the Senate Committee on Military Affairs in place of Senator Schurz, as the latter is already a member of three important com- mittees—Foreign Kelations, Pensions, and Re- ' trenchment—and consequently much of his time is engrossed by the business before those committees. EX THE DEATH of Mr. Edward J. Kuntze, the sculptor, which occurred at New York on Sup- day night, the cause of art has suffered a severe loss. Mr. Kuntze had not made himself known to the gencral public by any great or important work, but through the conscientious application of his talents to minor subjects he had attracted ———_ pieved: rubject to TWO CENTS. FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. This Afternoon’s Proceedings. Trespay, April 12. SENATE.—Mr. Pomeroy presented a memo- rial of 529 citizens of Washington, asking the suppression of the sale of intoxicating liquors ip the District of Columbia. Referred to Commit- twe on the District of Columbia. Mr. Spencer presented ee of pooner or Alabama, asking an priation of for Wilberforce University, Ohio, Referred to Com: mittee on Appropriations. Mr. Cragin, from Committee on Territories, reported with various amcndments House bili to prohibit polygamy in the ‘Territory of Utah, and asked that ft be made the special order fot it was placed Monday; butobjection being upen the calen: Mr. Sawyer, from Committee on Appropria- tions, reported formally the House bill to pay the claims of loyal persons in the Southern States who assisted in the censns ot 160. the Committee on the District of Columbia to inquire into the expedien: sewer throughi the canal in the city of Washing- ton, and providing a system of drainage. Mr. Thurman said this canal was a nuisarce; it hed been bailt by the government and aban- dor ed by the goverument; and the government should take measures to fill ‘The resolution was then ad . The concurrent resolution to provide for a Joint Committe on Indian Affairs was taken up. Mr. Morrill, ot Vermont, said there would be just as much propriety in creating a Joint Com- mittee on Foreign Affairs or on Finance, as a Joint Committee on Indian Affaire. Mr. Sumuer said the course which this reso- lution had run in this Chamber reminded him ot the porpoises in the ocean, who reappeared trom time to time to blow; or of the dogs gn the Nile, who, when they were thirsty, took a lap of water, then run on and took another lap ot water, and then run on a little and took another Jap, and this was for fear of the crocodiles, He did not know that there were any crocodiles in this chamber, but certain it was that every day when this was taken up inthe moruing hour, one o'clock came like a crocodile, and it onge more had to retreat. He hoped that this morm- ing there would be time enough to vote. He understood that this resolution received full sanction of the House, and its origin in that body placed it above any suspicion. Mr. Tharman understood that this subject was not discussed at all in the House, and that when it was to there were searcely thirty members that knew what it was about. ‘The question was then taken on the motion to indehnitely postpone the resolution; which was lost-—ayes 28, nay of constructing a TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. THE McFARLAND TRIAL. Richardson's Agency in Keeping MeFarland Separated from his Children. Exclusively.to Tae Evening Star. court-room is risoner’s counsel, greeted with applause. first witness examined was Nicholas St-Jobn Green, who festitied that be was a mem- ber of the New York Bar, had been so for 16 years. Kemembered of having been retaMmed in the proceedings in the Aabees corpus brought by Daniel McFarland against Albert 1). Richard son. The motion before the court when he went into the case was to punish the father an’ mother of Mrs. McParland for contempt. in not pro- ducing the children. Kemembered having an interview with rdson. The Court stated that the witmess conld not be allowed to state what Richardson had s wo him. Mr. Geery offered to prove by the witness that Richardson had supplied money for litigation ‘The testimony was ritied ont, as inadmissabie. xcepting. jerry axked the witness if'he had received instructions from Iichardson in relation to the case. The testimony was excepted to. Mr. Graham argued that the evidenee wa showing that. Mrs. McFarland acted under ti intinence of Richardson; that he was the whole cause of the alienation of Mrs. McFarland trom her husbaad, and that in the prosecation of the suit for the reeovery of his children, McFarland had to fight, uot his wife, but Kichardson, It was important to the prisoner to prove the rela tions existing between Lis wife and Richardson and to show that she was acting outinelg under his imfluence. Her husband thought it the recovery of his chiliren would be followed by p return of his wife, whom he stil] foved, and Richardson probably was of the same opinion: hence Ligeflorts to keep the father from ob- taining posession of his children. This womar was vibrating between the anholy love Riek ardson had enkinded iv her bosom and the nat ural affection for her children, and were the purse of Richardson not at her control, she might have returned to her husband. ‘The Keeorder rujed that tue evidence pro- posed te be given was inadmissable. His Honor said thas, it was proper to kexp iv mind that it was McFarland who was on trial, and not Richardson. = ‘Ibe statements made by Richard-on, which Disturbance im Paris. Teleorephed Ezciucineiy to The Bvenang Star. Toop, an = siderabie distu: bance in the cromd by shouting vengeance wgaiuet Kmecror. He wa: taken into custody. No arms were tound on his persor. need FEAL! The Archbishop of Batt te the Bishop ef —— Telegraphed Exclusively t The Evening Star. meng eee ‘The En eter of Balt: more has pub! acharp reply to the recent letter of the Bishop of uritans, 2 \? we Tech mats Arrival of mene Senators at Queens. rs. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. QUEENSTOWN, April 12.—The steamship City City of Brooklyn, the Mauhattan, ami the Siberia, from New Vork, have arrive. - - Arrests In Paris, Telegraphed B2clusively to The Bvcning Star Paris, April 12 Thirty persom were ar- rested yesterday for having tried to prevent the police tearing down the revolutionary placards pact yore Steamer Leaking. Bzclusively to The Evening Star. Norrouk, April 12—The steamer City of Port-au-Prince, from New York for Port-au Prince, pat in here leaking. <<» ep. The Public Schools of the District. THE SENATE BILL. The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr. Patterson to provide a uniform system of cuca- tion for the public schools of the District of Columbia, provides for the repeal of the several acta and laws regulating all the public achools of the District of Columbia, and enacts that the District of Columbia, shall, for schoo! purposes, be divided into three districts, viz: The central, western, aud northern and eastern; the central district to consist of the corporation of Wasking- ton; the western district to consist of the corpo- Tagion of Georgetown; the northern aud eastern jet to consist of all that portion of the District of Columbia not inchided in the other two districts. The centeal district shall consist of four sub- distriets, to the it division or school districtsin the cit Washington, and * tuder the control of a board of twelve rectors, appouni y the , by and with the advice and consent of the board ot al dermen of said city, and shall enter upon their duties the first Monday after their appointment: nine of said directors shall be residents of each sub-district, and shall be divided into three tye tranpection of = our tye. PBe maar | cirdetortemich cote tnt fon Of Besinee; And al ms As may come Le a& eal! ee Ot thee Ten de ROAD ee, we! On 4 the mectings far Lassies ' gers '! Sets: tn } see tehmemicnton’ foe chee | bot bell mot be emtitied to » Al} teachers + meqwari bali be ey ‘e mm the omirel @ ted by * van! pt Set tr whieh ene teachers are tr Re erpiéer nd the tcach-rs employed in the western nal morthern disigicts shall be appointed by \oard of diréectors of thé northern and weiter: ‘hetrict im Which such teachers are te he em- such examtertion end «ystem a — ber ontthentee See Jhat the beard of directors of each scheo! @i-trict shall make or cause to be made a bi apnnal emumeration in Jutyvef all the nmmar red white and colored youth, noting thr m sepa rately, between the ages of ANd eagbtern years, resident in such district, designating be je wd female, and retarm a certified copy forthwith to the <upermtend mt of pnbtic rebools, which shall be tied in ids office; ft shart also be Uses duty to provide schew! acoommeta tions, as far as practicable, with the mean= placed at their disposal for all the children be Parbeciar sckeol each scholar sbell aiseud, ar shall attend, ~ thet all unmarried south resident in the Destrict of Columbia, between the said ages of six and cighteen, shalt be entitted to and receive eqnal ts Of the public school of their ve Yor the support ‘ot the support of the public sehools of the District of Columbia there eball be provided annually by the corporate anthorities of Wash- ington for the central district, by the corporate authorities of (reorgetown for Ube western dt» trict, by the lexy court forthe northern and eastern district, the following amount: For each of said districts such an amount as the several boards of dircetors may determine, pro vided it does mot execed one-half of ome per ceutum nor less than ene-fourth of one per centom of the « t of taxable p each district; «nid amount being mace by said boar of each distri of the sum sequired in each district to meet all the school expenses of the ensaing year, in- clading the several aimsants requlred’ for teachors’ salartes, for buildings and repa'rs, and purchase of grownd, tt any, for furniture and pd arg mes} _ the care aed rent of school- rooms, fuel and stove fixtures, goneral sapplies, Printing and contingencies, aud for other eat? ries and district expenses, and for the seynirements of the board of education. | The schoo) fund sball be raised im the follow. inj ry sn Be contrat and western dis- iets a direct school-tax shall be levied upon | all the a pal authorities of taxable rty therein by the muni- ‘ashington and Georgetown, im the northern and eastern district a direct school-tax shall be levied upon all the taxable y by the levy court. amount levied m ali the school districts shal! be | Faive three-fourths of the amount req aired, and rt ury upon the ie respective rds, | providing Ci shal! not make a donation of public lands, or make other provisions to ad ance the cause of edueation in the District, | | The trustees of public schools of the cities of | Washington and Georgetown, and the trasters | ef the public schools by the levy rt for the County of Washington now im FINE DRESS SUITS! FLNE DRESS SUITS"! SINE DRESS SUITS"! ‘The question recurred on the amend. | ¥*F0 immediately communicated to MeFar- sient sepved by Mr. Drake, to sunke outtha: | fond vepinces panos on his mind, were part of the resolution authorizing the commit- | Combeten’ cau sat as be uberis tka habe tee to send for persons and papers. Judge i tool the aboas Mr. Drake said he bad no docbt his aménd pc pe - sael oe oie. as eve = ne cl ment would save to the government atleast | “hich they agreed parate, each retaining : = * | the custody of one child. Sigpteg. PCr Annum. The amendment. was | "‘Tie-witnese, Green, further testified that at ‘Mr. Thurman moved an amendment thatthe | the time he ‘saw McFarland im Boston, the classes, each class to consist of one membcr fromeach sub-district; the first class shall be pointed for a term of three years; the second class shall be appointed for a term of two years; the third class shall be appointed for a term of one year; and each class shall continue in office until their successors are appointed; and there- the favorable attention of lovers of art, and in their reproduction had given promise of better things in the future had his life been spared. LECTURES. ypu FE. MURDUCH, ; “HE EMINENT TRAGEDIAN AND TisT. AND GRACEFUL ELOCUTL i! & of Washington and choose a president and nt of the board of education of the | Tet of Gatumbin. and elect the other after there shall be appointed in July of each | bed euler, year a class of one meinber from e DRAMA ONIST, ¥ A cavcvs of the Republican members of th: Senate was held this morning, to hear the re- port of the committee appointed to investigate rand the persons #0 shall constitute the board of Will detiverin OLN s, an eae ah | e sub-dis- | education for the District of Columbia; and Y EVENING, APRIL 16, the charges against Mr. Gorham, the Secretary | Said joint committer shall continue ouly to the | Priner was. 0 hie judgment, if not insane. at on Gan expec; ead skeu’tegeeet oe fore | AMter said organization as ae yee = “IMPRESSIONS “AND RECOLLECTIONS oF | TINE BUSENES® SUITS: of the Senate. The testimony taken by the Mr Davinvsnid bis enpoution er ‘as ropo- | be bordering between sanity and insanity. The | term of three years, and who shall continue te. | ho tore of olice or tine in aaline Saas . 2 BRAL ut LINGO N ‘ audits FINE BUSINESS SUITS‘! committee, in regard to the administration of | sition wan inexpressible. It was a most Et wi- ay Firnairi tle pat melange teva yet e e — oe are appointed, that | each member of the board for each eub-district estrat waster terist mod” ¥ = “ FINK BUSINESS SUITS“ | M¥-Gorham, was read, together with the writ. | tous measure, and be was sure it would impBril | _Urost-examinec ot Wisc he western ict shall consist Of one district, | severall: cture will be given wader the anspices of Referred to the | District of Columbia. Foreign News by Cable. ten statement of that officer, which consumed a)! of the session, and the caucus adjourned until to-morrow, when Mr. Gorham will be heard ani the independence ox the two houses, ‘The morning hour here expired, and the Vice President announced that the Georgia bill, hav- ing been made the spectal order by unanimous He which shall be under the control cf a board of —_— ap ated remarkably nervous. -The result of the wwe on : abeas corpus commission wit thrat he obtained | Sy" trcctmnrg? Seyehbointed by the mayor one of the children, an] the mother retained Army of the Republi nd the entire net pr ~Departinent of the eds will be contri one « ¢ Ficsund comet Of tee bene staltvcnsn ot |. {teen ee Oe Seana > NC stm 0c! NX FUND, final action taken in consent for to-day at one o'clock, it was now : cot -nid city, enter upon their duties the | Scene forps Legisianif— i" enn : = Sea sho at ~ betore the Sonate” Edward k. Phillips, another member of th: | tirst Monday after their appointment. (of which Sallibility—Cottiery om Fire, de. & Admission tickets 30 cents; reacrved ecate AT LOW GOLD RATES! Ow Dir.—That Ho ge P. Fisher, of the | Mr. Howard thought the Northern Pacitic ston bar, t Fite kee ane notice shall be given by the mayor;) the | | Im the Corps Legislatif yesterday Jules Favre Sale of reverved seat to commence at the istrict S 5 » nominated railroad bill was so hear completion now that 0 Ne. | said directors e reside Sorksore of Bomre. Philp & Boleescesat 6 orcionk AT LOW GOLD BATES "1 District Supreme Court, will be nominated by pletion now tha’ zi Sof said district, | \pressed regret at the YY oa Bat and be divided into three classes; the first class | Who, be said, had shown a imposition to stand shall consist of one member, who shall be ap- | 8p for the prerogatives of the chamber, aud who pointed for threc years; the second class shati | Was a defender of order and liberty. Segeis, re- consist of one member, who shall be appointed | Plying to Favre, described him as a defender of Meuday morning. April 1. San as it would be economy to go on with it; and he therefore moved thut the Georgia bill be passed gver tor the purpose of proceeding with the Nesthern Pacitie bill. ‘The motion was los'—ayes 29, nays 30—as tol- | !Y desea. the President in a Yew days tor the position ot District Attorney, in place of Hon. E. C. Car- rington, the present incumbent, whose term or office expires May 1st by limitation. the judgment of the court awarded t tody of the youngest child to Mrs, McFarl: Tie latter was dreadfully excited y prisoner sought ont the AT LOW GULD BATES"! HALL. aterm of two years; the third elass shall | @Fepublic, but an adversary to liberty. This iano eaidine cbt sa ssid i loner sisted upon his hearing the sad story o! sist of one member, who shall be appointed | PM d inuch excitement and called forth ex YOSEMITE VALLEY. On Dit—That Judge Fisher isan aspirant for Ayes.—Anthony. Chandler, Conkling, Corbett, | 'i8 Hite aud bis wrongs. McFarland | ww aterm of one year; and each class shal] | from all sides. Olivier addressed BY PROF. B IN SILLMAN Senatorial honors. and will enter into the cam Feimunds, Bia a Hammitten’ (Fexag,i | very much excited and rbeedeed to. b fice until their successors are ap- pe ame eee etna | come 3 ioe Ri Ns MAN, m= : is ty }» McDonald, Morrill(Me..)Murril! | in ~ a very pha aad rt = coal past week, was interry ‘ith cries 01 sy ADY MADE OR TO ORDER paignin Delaware, his native State, witn the 5 mires Patioeesa. P. S| hee. iyccomed ie ppm bie eee | oar tn Suly of anciegrenr ARs eee eee ee een ee Under the auspices of Men's Christian READY MADE OR TO'oORDER': {pepe ceareee Dyscrnstn nae : at Kichardson intended £9 marr his wit : d for a | pressed the opinion th WEDNESDAY EVEN APRIL 1370 READY MADE OR TO ORDER | 3 (1.0), eee SH | extreme amental agony. Subsequently the wit eat ke, | picbencitem. i sates ‘eel We : Pai. Cor <citew | mess bad another conversation with the pris sherit! of the the will be and isin | Oa B)'—That Wm. A. Cook, Fsq., Corpora- Bare, Bows | eee eae ee is raoter, | sha of | ‘Cinte de Fourvaall worth t reputation of t 5 tion Attorney, is an aspirant for Judge Fisher's fon, Thurman Tiptes; Ys i yom at unite & board ¢ Shc echveeraien Judge Davis—Did you at ee di * . wade extrac place on the beneh of the Supreme Court ot anil Yates—30. three direetors, to be app aed by the dar 10 secure his elec : 5 curt during that inv . , ‘d inte the same | tion, but the iS for Mang Tickets awe @ cents | District & i then proceeded with, F ot Foy pete iD i. 9 Nach ei Se | saat So nearome Mangini was the San Meserved Senta ms 75 cents | KS § nigella ap) —S SESE dir. Tipton reviewed the progress of afi ro wise for the’ shit pertad’ er theneme tion, of the | OLthe leli center. The workingmen for sale at Philp & Solomons aad Dallantyne. | At A. SAKS & CO", Nomxatioxs.—The President sent the foie | Georgia trom the time of the inaugnrati ver had, butin | Sipe Pee ogy po hg bese me mense manulactory of Cail, in F Bookstores ape st | ea caeetis 4 Governor Bulleeh and the assembiing o} sty th & et question from the coun | sedi nti orgies 4) yr. a Primer Mocellin cet pean t At A. SAKS & CO-S, lowing nominations to the Senate to-day = legislature. He read from the address of Gov- | [eh {0 3 A ade such asuggettion tors, | nue in Pes SRLS STD NP | es ar Piaaee ts bee aie eaten DENTISTRY | Con:nis—“Samnel T. Day, of Florida, at Pic- | ¢rhor Bulloch to the legislature, and from the | Scuior counsel in the case ee eo | pointed. ‘ ue dis- | Of Rother. The Rmperof held ‘a review ol NTL oe eases. dou; Wane Hs Faxon, a€Cane., si Caraoa; Ali: [:aemma gr Yeetoment hercemortice’ asc The several tomds of directors of the dix . New No. 3165) YENTH STREET tricts ma! ith i : theorize the directors of the several | Oops at the Place de Carroasal yesterday. Wy SH seTON DENTAL PLACE. mund Jobuson, of Atk,. at Ghent; A. Jourdan, | ting the Georgia members in 1863. He norize the air of the severa! 4p FROM ENGLAND TO-DAY, met eh Fa in letter, wed by wo handred argued that Gcorgin was then rt . F svb-districts to traumct such oss infela- | Jt issaid that a signed by S518 mi es Sie a ape New No. 316 SEVENTH STREET. | of D. C., at Seville; Hamilton Richardson, of | sovereign State creryuheree aud ther tee deen: | Mlomye as 5 The Ta. | lon to the schools of their ub-istricie as they | members of the House of Comiaons, has bean SIs Massa ax8 a NE = — — : ri i aie 3 "5 ythe | wea tare | ey deem propor. mat incomsiniont with t= weet try sad ‘xing the adoption FcRCEENIN STREET, MING STYLES OF WALKING COATS Wis., at Acona. in admitting her Senators was eansed U5 th diff—the Oncidn Disaster. | provisions of the act. - | OF the bailot. ‘The woodwork of both start: of Geo. Lount, to be Keceiver of Public Moneys irregular proceeding» of the legislature, and the W OF CASHMERE, PIQUES, in December last was exprossly de- TRICOT AND CASSIMERE, The several beards of dircetors ef Scotiand, took tire yoster at Prescott, Arizona. ere sutivcated, aud forty Paymaster Jolin H. Stevenson, U.S. N., to be advanced fifteen numbers in his grade, and to rank next after Paymaster F. H. Hirman, for “extraordinary heroism.” Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Lowvon, April 12.—Captain Meyler, of the Saxoma, which arrived at Southainpton yester- day from New Orleans, reports the prevalence of heavy easterly gales and unnenal high seas until the 35th degree of latitude was passed. ach pt | Bathgate Coliier, said schoo! districts m the District of Columbia, | da: e and thelr sttecessors In aftice, shall be a bo litic and corporate in law, and constitute the [sorery of ohatation, and Sue and be sued, | i the intention of ¢ plead and be imp! signed nly to correct those ceiguesines, and to pertect the organization of the legislature. Hot Mr. McCrary (Iowa) introduced « bill de¢laring the fowa river, aboye Wapello, Bi ‘he Memorial Dip! cents Jomatiqae is assured thet + Counc to adopt thy dog Jeaded in any court of law or | MAot Papal infallibity by acclamation on Eas | WITH VESTS TO MATCH, from $15 to $90. | Light and Plaid CASSIMENK PANTALUONS Cr Lig ws tart 4 District of Colambia; may receive | ter Monday nd Uaat Lae rep ulalves ul tor a Li rdins P ‘ lowa, uot a public highway, and not a navigable | “Five thousand’ more non-conformist ministers bi Sg: Ag ree Tag « ome have nasiees oe JW. MEREILES Pag gto OS vii : Jno. C. Wise, to be Assistaut Surgeon in the | tien pease. waited um Gladstone recently to protest agatnst | Ind Sac" SF any schoul or Schools rithn rahe | Pecaunt at the publie session oe theta No. 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Sil Our stock of Youths’. Boys" and Childrens’ CLO- | navy. ; Mr. Bingham (Ohio) reported ill to provide | the sectarian clauses of the educational bill. jurisdiction; and they shall be, and hereby are. A large number of arrests hare been made in Between lath and 13th streets. TELLING t0 comp lots, ote Oo ane om Prices. Alauson B. Long, to be U.S. Attorney tor | for holding regular terms of the United States | It is but fumt to state that the failure at Car | invested im theit corporate. ea with the | Barcelona since te revolt, and the police are necdhascarheecnacas tap orator G11 Pennsylvania avenue, a delsianen Cireuit Court tor the Northern Circuit of New | df on the ™th of March, reported in these | tie, cares and CuMdy of all wekealieae | huuting up all prominent rete & enn dagd Se an| | seni near Oth street. d aa ee sates York. Pamed. telex, had no reference to Brown, Bow:iet | schoolhouse sites, school libraries aernewee, tank _— tracting Teeth without pain fal = SF i aE n- | THR Howann Ixvzstiaarion.—The House | Mt: Stevenson (Oh fo) calted up the cantosted ie similarity of mamen | SPPF | or other property belonging to such district: | Tax Watursoros axp Omto Rammoap,—On F.“ EMGT ila steectcte Penne, asomers | onaliias Hoth Wie picasa fo senses robis | decided, at the request of the Hon. Fernando | “ive majority of the comaitteo report a reso- ail Mall Gazette this morutng. w cmscocmaly: Gey soayoatond convey theses | Sollee or cee ico. theeeerty bees the o AGT sehures 20 Ve ake). | numerous patrons and he pave that he is ready to | Wood, to have the prosecution and defenog in | lution declaring Mr. Sheldon, the sitting men. ia the odfieess of the American by deed in the nauwe of said buard of education, | Aleamedeie, Leudoee ana Meng a eae ae Bole agency for the sale of the celebrated PLANOS anne wone OTH ING aes HES as | the matter of General Howard conducted by | deF entitled to hisseat, while the mthority o: abe arene wince, 266 order ij | and shall pay the avails thereof over to the | but now as the Washington City’ and Unis Meer Ruste & Co Baltimore and Wm, SELIG AND SUM mE ING and GENTS oman eee fa.) | committee report in favor of Mr. Hunt, the Cou- cil of August ith, 1863, it is doubtful iy | SRG sball pay 2 sel Balirced, monde thas onetensco ane om + cmon, Albany: alec, socond-bandl ISHING GOODS. to which he respectfully | counsel. Jos. H. y engaged, it | testant. there is any rule of the road at sea. The of directors of each aud all the dis. | These emen have t = Organs and: Melodeohs for sale or! alle the attention of thepablic.— is stated, to conduct the prosecution for Mr. | Mr. Stevenson addressed the House ia fayor ot ——_——— tricts shall assemble in joint convention at the | sur’ fron tatart Falls completed the nthe most accommodating, terms; Fiano and E15 beng ioentien Wood. Mr. Howard's counsel has not yet been | the report of the majority. . The Red River Expedition. City Hall in the city of Washingtou, District of Vote yt ceoann ane i» Tuning ant Repairing pty apt-Im" Under Metropolitan Horst announced. The fact that Mr. Wood has em. | , Mt. Kerr (ind.) then obtained the ttoor, and | 9, Eaclusively to the Evening Star. Columbia, on the irst Tnesday of August, and | Falls to Pomt but owing to the re 7 ae 4. HEIBERGSR, "| ployed counsel, and has taken palng to secure 4 Sddreseed the Honse infavor of the report ortuc | 7humaphed Msciunnely we preparations for the | #il select from their own number a president, i breaking of ome ot I ORR Ee copteege legal ability of the rauk of Mr. Bradley's, seems | “MOH of the commitioe, Hed’ iver expedition are being vigorously | Sudartnsgreuatacd shal comaeiiene ee band Tuey now COLUMBIA YEAST POWDER, : to indicate an animus in the matter deeper than | ‘Tux isuvaseweNts from the Treasury De- | Pushed forward; supplies of tents, horses au | MCh thus ormamsed shall con no paaes Gh hantawisn — CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY. A wagons, and for the transport | Doard of education shall mect th ¥ . the mere disposition te get ut the facts in the | partment, since the Ist inst., have been excéed- | Aud other purposes, bave alrealy been ordered, | DOSE a ‘and’ November ot Place of — Gunpeced ol teenies: Meciliey- tagretionts, belted MERCHANT TAILOR, matter. The friends of Gen. Howard do not | ingly amall as compared with other months anda steamor is ‘chartered, and will leave on pat gen pA yp fea ey mde Savas commencing. frve from all injurious drugs. pr tt eRe Sou Peck ancnee*Washingtow, | seem apes ne maeehention eee his reputa- | The amounts so far paid out have been lesy than the 24 of May with men to work on the road t | Soy cither of the district haards of di to through which he hax _ dU suff ‘ror. vestigation it d ‘i eu Lead eneral wants of 87 SULD BY ALL GROCERS in the City. Dan REGUL | Ace osarcilng, or Wttets pecateeted ae ck nbd papuokl ie geile Potion, SHER Fp aS the several districts may requite, and other fol FF lo. Lroots. Deliver: | amination will be commenced to-morrow. ‘s ae Dapeala cise bs BSc Decides Against tee Republican Can- on / Racy mtrggs poor Ft us AVAL IDERS.— Ca) » B. Ss ites. uniform ‘books, Pec teres! from Meee: C5 Bae, Fe Pi THE CASE oF TENNESSEE.—The Reconstruc. | been ordered to avigntton! duty at the Wash. | Telegraphed Exclusioely to The Evening Star. eee eee dl Gr I iver to the tide water, which is as fo!- Lam fully acquainted with the constitution of the ef __Georgetown . | tio Committee this morning coneluded the | ington Navy Yard. Lient. Commander Chas. Pir toy ri Trigenery Coen tions ‘@xamibations and ions, and in order to over Bahi- Columbia Yeast Powder. The proportions are well Dats MARIN SMYTH wishes to iu- | examination of Governor Senter, of Tennessee. | McGregor has becn ordered to —_ ‘duty at | the Republican candidates. — onan seorere the sradipaten oF from Samiy adapted fer the efficient raising of the dough, and} eee ee LDU MAING eal ec ieer | The examination was of a colloquial character, | Washington, D. C. Capt H. K. Davenporthas | iiites or the National Soldiers’ tlome voted a higher in © va ‘Henapeak cousider it an improvement upon existing yeast pow- | pared todo cpt aS or bepeneat sod and no great amountof information was elicited Lg 1 Bek lt pe eee > ye post when they were not citizens of Ohio, and not | Sivts “they ab: “ Can. roan Latent to ee Tuowas Awrisext, M.D., Chemist. | bujsteds A Wilcox & Gibbs MEWING MACHINE, | sudhtionsl to that Obtaine@'from the — vow ME | legaltyentitied. sufficient number of bigh and normal schoote to Seta see 4 ; — ym CS previously orders. * ° igh Failroad, 340.miles. it will be oo ING MACHINE. 304 dh street, between Bana | witness. Goy. Senter reiterated his opinion e St. Louis Defnteations— Another te nizements Of | seen air line road i shorter by 49 miles S : , | THe DistMIgT IN Conemess—The House | The St. the Distriet; for of which a sum of | to tide-water than the Baltimore and Ohio road. Fst. that he could repress lawlessness in the State of Rebbery ef the City Treasury. al i 1. Be MANUFACTORY—S12 K STREET. Be | | Tennessee if furnished with government troops, | Committee on the District of Columbia met Tel hed Exclusively to the Eve tar. money en ~w ba to the number = | oan milesshorter than the wens 81m AND 971 yones Tore es 1, | The tenor of his evidence was to show that the | thls morning, and discaseed several bills ralgtive | “S?'Torig, april 12--Dwight Dunkel hasbeen | shall be furniated by'ench al the Scbool | willbe tne shortest routs from the Weer ashe: B+ AINS FROM THE NEW YORK All sing cl Inte & | conditvon of affairs in Tennessee was such ag to | t District matiers, among them the - | appointed city treasurer, vice Si y, de- the pro to be fixed by the board ! water, (hereby making freight and travel much PaiudpatPuia at ee RA pie i eh on or bters tas’ ‘T | need Federal interferenee. ‘mept to the bill granting a charter tothe Freed- aca maaan ‘ of hall hog sgl ower'han Dow. ~<a Just recetved, a larze invoice st TOWRES. being | OF ma EXT. oe ore Ta makce | The next witness to be examined is A. ¢. | men’s Saving Bank, bill authorizing the corpo- | with robbing the city tressary-ot ws ee ~Zueols, who shall Resleone Syn cog point Pie ne terme Mratenaeeg hes fe sowie oc 5d om ts Broa Phiieelpn'S | Bua} dmeriation sod weiemeator wie aR AR | yam ex-Oratederaie, POW ®. Lepupi | Fatlgn of Washington to subacribe Whe capa abn A gel Se the members of Yas “board ot "education, | weart lel toveliove tant twit bo wunig doe Frieged Towels, 9 inches lone. We. named wit * LTOM. ean. His letters to the committee represent | {0% panies ions, Murder or Suicide? } eae ene, Sob = fe Wig Cs yee, eS ‘rg . % efrom Ito %Sc..very " that he was a candidate for office in West Leu- of omen the | Telographed Exclusively to The Evening Star. eet the superintendence of all the | speedy < Some Lewet ‘not Call and examine E ; ‘Washington, Mareh 28,1670 neseee, and that his sapporters were deterred bs Provipexce, April 12m Woonsocket this |'public schools in Columbia, of, we shall wale up to 5 large eenerinent ot SINEN HAND |S osick OF DISSOLUTION from coming to the polls. He alleges, further Fommities will | morning the dead. of mt ball devote to the ofa ‘couneetion the Re and Piaud WUS PS ead Soe yard L Sere | | that since the recent movement to reconstruc! gab-00 eae M poe ret ens —— tear og oe pled Ld Sele tire 55. pa J- 8 be i rp. Wa aoa. be bore 3 sautest the Wank the State he has found bis position x0 precarious up la tbe lain for some time Cy ‘ae iw — pen ie io 9. A spall of Nostingham ingion and. ry N° aay that he was compelled io come to Nashville for etion will to} OnesaPaace awh Ono Cawat—The Com- GoRnlied to BLACK ALPACA, =r, Besworth ae. | cottle th of the | safety. ‘mn this Dierict He shalt | berland . af depart austen) SESS RASTER, | aus Lah 2 ie | rae But Exfoncixe CoLoked Sc¥PaicE. a spel sgotee ashore evil | Sree re : __-1920 Peun'e svete. i Owing to.the complaints made. by colored per- |, Movzuxnts ov Sramrem Txoors 1x Cults Se reer the ‘ot alt ee hes eon es eee meres eee ee 10ne GAGE. ;” | son that they have not been able to vote in cer- Bi ear go mey lgy Brera Sn apart ect improvements | Joedineg Alexandria, ad BEDMAN. COLMAN & CO. (successors to H.W. Washington. D.C "April 1,808: ' : odes, hated Fierto Principe the remedy ‘defects in a have. This branch of Hamihen & Us-}203 Seventh treat H.W. MX. GEOROE W. COCHBAN He states ‘shall pay particular, atten our pemeeree, ow ee SELES IN Boies Base attorney to estte.thw alttee of the W. and Gt Sm Soe mg SEAL Raa is BC G MA ate ice Company. All haviag de- of each y i. | merchandise Ee stay | os nands agsinet enid company then for and with the respective mode |, amd equally sate. we Jogl that we can em reaient singh | SF° requested 10 make payment te bi. | CADE. ue efon ‘care | 87 pe Washington, April 4, 1578, ~ obecrve we care vlllrereive prompt 4 2] ma. 0. M. SOMERVILLE will act an my collec- Cen ‘seools; ‘S77 Dr, Hall says sponge-beds are healthy. ‘Syiree : tor under the above met ace W. COCHRAN deficient or S7Canned frogs’ legs is a V je also maanfactare DOOR Ww: Lf ea! - port the same hinds. oP LBINGe aeRCRETE. 5 Seema 3 Peat perform. 7 Gee Bo hase, T. BALUSTERS, HAND-RAILS, oe the question, “Can &c..of which can be found &good assortment seribed ‘auune SGA young lady of New York is writing Seth St-cur Store ana Min. provided pall ~ Tennyson's “Princess.” Fe eet, mons acer, rere Sang unuce raie'eh Sh et | SPP nay Faeries. Werecpecttally enliene 6 chavest heres, Uuired 12 the pubic schools. AD We repiters, rant apon all the Bitadliee ch rane SB. 8. BEMPLER, OPTICIAN, records, and to ‘Public matches also ‘our attention to our depart- gg Bs BUILDERS HARDWA. jelly . ext tothe ational Hotel. schools of Columbia shall be kept | city to Fpacocaacr a T eS a ae be open tor inspec | among the-young saints. DMAN, COLMA E = Hossand: fe hundred dolien een Of 8S | aor A. Paris’ stomekeeper: ammeances * Old No WASHINGTON GLASS WORKS, each in to the num- | »aee.” Opposite Couter Corner Sth strect west and N street north, ag fe oe. diaict, | &2-New York swells sustain J the pro to be fixed by of educa- with small scent bottles Ss.” paid by the treasurer in monthly in- een ater , DEALER IN Sere 7 Harriet MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, of public io the Dusit of Cotunt, au ft looks FIREBOARDS, TABLE AND BUREAU TOPS. Gach of tid cities, and presiovat at tae evs fo en a a BRACKETS, BRACKET SHELVES, ‘ ae oe ees £97 The Indies of Cincinnati wear tne largest conditions which now or bere- sheers of any ‘Cmited Bistes. GRATES, SOMME PIECES, &c., ac. Fequired to quality | eativens to School Gitrict | agra corrempondent that = 2 ainsi are srayranted to be of she best therein ad any be ‘to pre- "ie reoeption mong the ladies of _* maasabactered Peieeys examine them. vent them shall be liable to fine Imprison- and ‘to cook.’ ‘No.3 ¥. M.-C. A. BUILDING, ment. fem6-tr corner 9th and D streets.