Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1871, Page 4

LLL ELS A NEN AN Aa ine OSS TS NA a NR A RAE AT LES ET _EVENING STAR. BaTURPAY. Mareh 25, 1871. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, Mational Tirater—Leona Cavenier in “ The Little freaeure” and “ Nan, the Good for dotbing Wail’ oom. “Hens Yon Shingle.” . Sanper?und Hall—Leeture by Richard Stuart vans on “Korner.” Prof. Pratt, the Horse Educator, 8% and E ‘treet. Mackriter’s Art Gallery, 428 7th street. Barlow's Galte-y of (:1 Paintings, 1236 Penn- fylvavia avenue— New pictures just received. The Begintration. BLEVENTH AND TWELFTH DISTRICTS. The Board of Kegistration continued tae’: session at the Central guard bouse until 7 o'clock Howse —Lart night of Jao. E. vest Day of My Life.” and ‘*So- last eve! 1 their work footed up for the Eleventh district, 407 whites and 41 colored: Dweiith dikiriet,’ 46 waites and 17 colored. Suring renin Dr. Lockwood sap- yeared with his wife, and the latter made phestion to registe-. Mr. Gideon replied the laws 0° Congress pre- said that tae foar- t gave the right of suffrage to *Teearding sex. justice or that here was no donbtin his mind notof the » could not regis tired with ber hasbacnd SD FOURTEENTH DISTRICT t today at No. 1016 6th street, New York avenge, tor The beard m between K stre rpose of re eemh district street west b street west and between G street north D.pand the Fourteenth dis of Washington lyin etween North Capito district % o'clock, of 100 were colored. In the itth atthe same hour 28) colored had registered, and about #0 white. — - The Paving Covtract The Board of Public Works of the District agt Mayor Emery #t al. Vo-day. in the Equity Court, Judge Fisher avd Mr. W. A. Cook filed a. bill for atemporary iwjunction in the name of the Board of Public Works against Mayor Emer: aul the paving contra Fame of Heury D. Cooke, A. It. Shepherd, S. P. Brown, A. B. Mullett and James A. Magrn- der agt 3 « Teniey, Albert Gleaso Joyce, Wm. c alin ancl € in. and after reciting ts are citizens of the District, ¢ Board of Public Works, sets ird session, Passed“ anact to provide a government for ths Dnetrict of Columbia,” which was approved by the Presi list of February, 1871, and oth and 4th sections: that th the second section H. I ated and eontirmed as Gov took the dof Boar ablic Works, and have qualited to enter upon their dutic: ‘That they are informe? that said Emery, as: suming toact as Mayor of said city ot Washing- ten and under an ord:nance or pretended ord:- Pances on Mareh 4 entered into arrrngemen! ts with various persons for settow es. paving, So, that said led contracts were wade “wely; that said con- tract’ were m ¢ year, when the char- ter of yea the streets. av € anima see 10 Move BbOr 26.2 r vocal andinstr enty dar Among th dent Gra © Prestie | | | | Ue promised to about i Judge Strong. of Present Galan tet and wf the Nationa! Deaf Mute Dr Kankin will take part in By reference tu the advertise seen thar services will alse be ent in th. - ¥ THR Aswex >, Ani! Services were » lage congregations being ‘The festival is one of great devotion, commemorative of the incarnation of our Appropriate sermons were delivered. rected from secalar employment re str of al! ornaments Lent, were de. ler and aoany ‘Whe altars. whic during the rated 'o-day konor of t val. apd the “Gloria in F * also omitted in Lent, was Paaxn- teal emiate Nosh H Swayne. of the Unced S ng with French root and back building, numbered KK street, built some three years since by 1) Horwits for bs own ure, and more recently owned | Faward M The price paid was © e Dr ee ned ‘Tue Brexs Crem has elected the tottowing F the ensuing year. Pres.dent. Thos first vice president. Albert Woodley. ee president, Kichard Rothwell. treas- ander Patterson, secretary, George W Cowie — Tue Sereirsx—that infernal tn-boxeand- strirg "#°rument of tortare—ha- heen @ short Lived BUlcarer. The police deserve all credit hg it ont of existence so soon, Now if they camouly catch av hang the i werk im that line will be dome #2 veut their xh ‘ bracelets, sets, im Teceive: at Pri Ienis avenue. — Do. 47 Penw of the HENRIETTA C. PADDON HER TRAGIC FATE. CLOSE OF THE COMONAR’S INQUEST THE VERDICT, "i Death from Potsem & Dr. Be \dmimistered b: map te Produce ? bortion. ‘The jury of inquest impanneled on Taestay last by Coroner Potter to inquire into the eanse of the myrterious and sudden death of Henrie ta C, Paddon adjourned until to-day, as stated in ‘Tam Stag of Tuesday last, which contained a report of the testimony taken up to the time °° adjournment. That testimony developed 2+ facts that Henrietta C. Padden, a young ai handsome woman—the divoreed wife of aso. dier named Geo. B. Welles—went to the house of Sarab Lewis, alias ‘‘ Madam Tarner,” on the corner of 10th and © streets,on Monday last, abent llo’clock a m.; that shes after- was » and that in a few hours afier her arrival at the bonse she died, that Mrs. Lewis sent to the central guard- house to notify the police,who took charge of the corpse and removed it to the cert aard- house, where it remained until identified by the mother of the deceased woman; that an autopsy was held by depnty coroner Todd, assisted by Drs. Hartigan. Brookheimer and Rodrigne, when it was discovered that the woman was enciente, and the examining physicians came to the conclusion that an attempt bad been made to produce abortion by drags, which re- sulted in death, that the stomach was removed for the purpose of a chemical analysis of its contents, and that subsequently Pr. Shuman and Mrs. Lewis were arrested and held to await the result of this analysis. The jury of t tral guard-house this morning,“at 10 o'clock. TRE PRISONERS had been brought over from the jail this mora ng and placed m the ceils at the central ga. use. and at the appointed hour the jarymen and the witnesses were ali present.” Before proceeding to take further evidence, Dr. Todd Tead t the Jury the testimony given by Drs. Hartigan, Brookbeimer and Koderiqueon Tues. day last, which may be brietiy summed up in the following language used by Dr. Hartigan at that time in referenee to TRE CAUSS OF DRATH. He testified that ‘death was caused by the administration of some irritant animal or vege- table poison, probably belonging to the class of medicines known a8 emmenagogues. Sach produce a victent shoek to the system. irritate the stomach, and congest other organs.’ Dr. Thomas Antisel, chemist tothe U.S. Agri cultural Department, was the first witness sworn this morning, and testitied that he mace A CHEMICAL ANALYSIS of the stomach on Tuesday last. The stomach was small and contracted, and showed decid: * inflammation. Witness could find no traces of poison in the contents of the stomach. The coudition of thatorgan was such as to produce cleath from the high state of intiammat He was of the opinion that something was taken by or administered to the deceased, to produce the results noticed, but no traces whatever could be found, as it was probably taken many hours be- fore death, in which case it would have been removed either by vomiting or the naffiral pro- cess of digestion. From the history of the case and trom the condition of the brain, lungs, and kidney, death was caused from the condition of the stomach, which was the result of some pow- erful irritant. Death from natural intiamma- hon of the stomach seldom occurs. Such cases are very rare. H. O. Noyes testified that he went to house No. 405 U street on Monday, when he learned of the death of the woman. It was iu the afrer- noon, between 2 and5 o'clock. Sergeant Ver- non came to Tue STaR office and reported the case, and witness started ai once to the bouse to ascertain the particulars; was invited in by the woman Lewis, and went up stairs. No one but the doctor (Sbhoman) was in the roor He was sitting beside thi which the corpse waslaid. Witne the bed and asked the doctor He said it appeared to by ungs. amim P. Sutera clerk in Gilman's drug store, was sworn, and Wlentitied A ROX OF MEDICINE which the coroner produced. A preseriy Was pul Up Containing sugar of lead aud o§ put Up in tweive pills to be use gent. The preseription was amply © | The attention of the witness was called to the box. which bad the name Gilman erased, also Humber of pre: Goddard was saw her on Frida she was Henrietta he new Paridun ant - He promised to give Heceased showed Lim a couple of ad ntl aske¢ piviom a to whet e went there her. About and she tela ose places advert ne a ir. shomptom, on 4. street. atl t ther one © Madam Tnruer™—aud she asked ow a lo $0. aud A lady ¢ nd the ey we see woman She remaned S, and then cam humen came down stairs, deceased lett the house. Attes +? se ieceased told tim tbat an siormed en ber. and t the Docto direction-,t 1 adose of « ol. Saw he on Saturday wornrn, ed ber how sue and *be remarked that she telt no change, thai | “he bad seen the Doctor that day, and was soing Ton Monday morning. Saw ber aga’: Suv merning; went to Sunday school wit ler id gave her twenty loliars to help her ort of her trou! . She sad -he relt as well a8 she ever did was going © see the Doctor the next day. She was age. Krew Dr. Shuman; be wad p eribed tor witness fer deaf woes suitor SEVER PROMISED TU AREY HEL. Deceased told him that she was +s L s week, the Maret ma’ t re that e ta: vou, but newer told him quiaght beture. Savurday last deceased told witness that «i bad been to see a doctor on the c tnd C streets. amd Lad had an ope-at otmed ov her. Saw ber neat on Monday ng following. at the building where witness wa> w ” she told him that she wae very sorr bm engaged, a* she wauted witness for's with her: this was a: ¢ wever saw let be Saturday pre’ . when he saw her she showed him a pill box, which wast ot swaill bi is and remarked ‘hat bad been given to her by the doctor. Mra. Coupper ®a> sworh —Had Row n Mav Lew about three vears. never Knew hy *Madam Turner it her house on Monday ast. Mrs. Lewis toldber that the dector wae pstacrs with a lady. He came down and a-ked lor seme STIMULANTS FOR THE PATIENT Lewis wen whieh Mrs. 1. Witness lived with e wa Had known wome the advertisereu! hic 4 be- ber the lady. ynths, when depot herself. Witness lived there in the capac aserrant. Margaret Morris, Mes sworn. —Had kuown Lewis tor two years. Witness ives near ‘orner ot Band Ist street. Knew « girl my Florence but not by any other name. Mrs. Lewis when she went by tle nate of Burns, near the railruat depot. Kuew Dr. } In Baltimore, aud had seen him at | i= near the depot i thie city. Had | talked with him at her house DE. SCHUMAN’S REPUTAT more was that of au abuzt ad told her that Dr. Schuman was c at business at her ox Mrs ¥- house. and wanted ing on het (Mrs. L. ) te go in with bum as 4 partner to board and attend the women, tend to them. Witness advised i auytbing todo with hit find herselt in vuld | irred sometime last tail wuen they frat commonced | Wy the business on C street mons ‘The Jory soon afterwards rendered 4 vi BRDICT “that Henrietta C. Paddon came to her « by reakon Of congestion of the stomach isced by some irritant poison administere ove 8. J. Schuman, for the purpose ot ducing an abortion upen her. and they pros further ind that Sirs. Sarab Lewis was accessory.” Dr. Schuman and Mrs. Lew! to Jail by Dr. Todd, to a1 ivry. Goddard and Par! witnesses. ere committed + it action of the grand | T were held to bail as or Samy of James Grad: os : Se ~The remains | ; immediately art bs executed in the jait Yard yesterday, pope oe | ‘u THE STAR, Were placed in the coffin and removed to the hospital of the prison, A large crowd lingered around the walls of th; ' sense time after the execution. the corpse taken away. was, howe: put in eireulation tat the body Tenoved until might: aud by the crowd bad reed. undertaker Mr. Bucbly, ground, as also a hack. Fr AL i 7 é i It-bearers, bore the 5 it was quietly taken bere it was placed in THE CariTalL.—We call attention to a notice lorthcoming tssue of this I. Piatt & Townsend are unwavering iu their efforts to meet the publi¢ demande. ~elected by Grady as his corpse to the hearse, te Mt. Olivet the vaait. Proof of his sincerity. Mr. jt est reassembled at the cen- | can party since in eutran } ble te keep a rotten oe fe | are under sentences from the Police ‘ported as ado} TRE CAMSPAIGN. Republican Wertings. TENTH visrRiCR. ‘The republicans of this district called a meet- ing at Walter’s Hall last night, and a large ber assem! nd warmly discassed the manner in which the delegates to the central executive committee were elected in that dis trict, some charging that it was by.a ring, who ealled a meeting secretly at Will eburch and elected their officers. Dr. D W. Bliss was present and endeavored to pour oii on the troubled waters, but did not help matters much, as some unpleasant remarks and ing until a late hour a colored man named Kichard Covington took the stand and endeavored to speak, but the confusion was 80 great that he could not be heard. A motion was made by some one that they raise a com- pany to go down Senth and help Gen. Butler to whip the kuklax klap, but no one appearing to second this belligerent proposal, the meeting dispersed. TRIRTBENTH DISTRICT. A meeting of the Thirteenth district republi- can club was held last evening at Asbary school-bouse, Mr. G. H. Boston, president, in the chair, and Mr. M. Frank Kelley secretary. The president stated that he had called the eeting for the purpore ef gers, and to Make the necessary arrange- mente for having republican voters registered. A committee of six was appointed to takecharge of the registration, viz: Messrs. James A. Shaw, G. W. Smith, Wm. Simp-on, Mac McBeth, F. ¢. Cate and Jas. Butler. Mr. Cronin, from the Fitteenth district, was called for, and thanked the club for their endorsement for the pusition of chief engineer. He did not believe in #9 praise, but referred to bis acts in the past asa Boston recommendrd t none but good. intelligent honest men should be sent to the convention to select a del- egate to Congress, He believed that they could be successful, bat in order to secure this vic- tory it would be necessary to drop all differ. ences heretofore existing. Mr. Suith mv that next Tuesday evening the election ot egates to the convention b for any tive indivi: the polls to be to nine o'clock; adopted. Mr. Smith and the president (Mr. Bostoa) pointed judges of the election. POURTERNTA DISTRICT. A meeting oi the republican club of this dis- trict was held last evening at Wisewell Bar. racks, S. McFarland in tue chair; and the se Tetary was authorized to iesue a call for a muet- ing to clect delegates to the convention to select a candidate to represent the District in Congress. The Chair presented a resolution “that we believe that the barmony which pre= vailed in the convention which perfected the organivation and the unanimous choice of Mr. \. G. Ordway as its president points directly to the trinmoph of our party at the polls, and the election of a delegate to Congress who shall Meet in every emergency of the situation the rejuirements ot the republican party.” The resolution was referred. SINTEENTH DISTRICT. A mass meeting of the republicans of the Six teenth district was hekl last evening at the intersection or Louisiana avenue and 7th etreet, avd being in the center of the city the atten ance was very large. A stand had been erected, which was handsomely lighted with a bow and star in gas jets, and a namber of Chinese lan- ters and torches. Hay’s brass band discoursed patriotic airs on the platform. The meetin; wee cal'cd to order by Mr. A. K. Browne, an Capt. W. H. Slater was chosen chairman; Dan’l Henson, D. W. McKnight, and 8. H. Williams vice president», P. H. Rhinehart, secretary. Mr. Snodgrass read @ poem entitled “A Kal+ lying ery for the Campaign,” and Mr, 0. D Barret* was then introduced, and asked if they would not just as soon have Jeti. Davis tur a representative as R. T. Merrick. He argued that the republican party had been too lenient with the rebels. Lad given the colored race their treedom, hut not that wherewith to sup- port them in freedom—public lands. If the lands of the South bad been divided up among ed people, we would not to-day hear of ere in the South. (A Voice— ‘| He reterred to th u by the democrats to leave clasion urged that every himself a recruiting officer 300 men present, and each could individuals open from eight F. Cate, Gs WW. were ap- hiring of colored the Distriet, and man constitute Phere were bring up ten others General Shan Indiana, was the next Ds enes in this and the work of the rey ising and eler ne test now was betwee pur gi the colored race. "1 ad rec wher of Gon next ap aker those present on the ¢ they had entered t men for their oi eat principles they « panimity should splidate and sp p division to ente at inportan elected. There were bt wl republicans and vite s wihte — groand—they two. irdway wa: aid —no etween th Hon prox sould 1 they stould be ples. and elect no Tair republicans, and cled « bright pre tuubia under its new nul S. Morse ape GW. Hate aduresed the meeting Democratic Meetings. SEVENTH DISTRICT. ped meeting of the democratic avd opservative Voters oF the Seventh dis rict was id jast evening in Daly's Hall, tor the purpose organising « Cluvior the catapaign, Mr. s. their prin krown 3) erst V. Drury in the chair. The nameof the ciip war deciared be “The democratic ani cou @rvative club of the Seventh distric! aud the tollowing officers were resident, Samuel ‘I. Charles Leves treasurer vi and Walier Li after which, a resolution the nomination ot Kichard I THIRTEENTH 1 ihe democratic and conser Thirteenth district met last € Hall, f + WAS App nt as adopied endorsing Merrick. if. and the following wer nt officers OF the elut President, -ohu H. McCutchen; vice presid-nt, b Schmidt, secretary, Fravglin Barrett. tre orer. Zephaniah Jones. A resolution, oftered by Mr. F. Schmidt, providing that a election be held inthe Thirteenth di the of Ap between the bours ot x KP. ta. TO HOmMinate «@ candida 1 Delegates. was adopted. alr. hs « d @ resolution endo nomination ot Hon. Ko ‘T. Merrick, aud p ug thewselves to use a!! honorable mean- to secure bis election; which was adopted with an amendment, oftered by Mr. Dorsey Cia: foraing the platform as laid down be vention which nominated Mr. Merr 3.6. Cook, Dorsey Clagett.and 1. rimary no appointed Af » Dor ne sey 2800 ,Was Appointed On Mm Z. Jones. A committee, consisting Sebipidé, Jones and Johnson, was appointed to hall jor the meetings of the 5 AH. Young, aud M. P. Were appointed acommitt-e to invite Mr. Merrick to address the voter ot the district. FIPTERNTH DISTRI ‘The democratic and conservative voters of the Fifteenth district helda meeting last night atthe Board of Trade rooius, Mr. Robert Ball | in the chan, Mr.-1. 'T. Hatieck secretary. The following challengers were appointed: —Mesars, A.K. Allen. Frank #irkhead, -lerome Colum and K. M.A. Fenwick. Mr. Clagett moved that 4 campaign comm of twenty persons be appointed, which was agreed to, and the fol- lowing were appointed —.Jesse B. Wilson, Wm. WH Clagett, F. 4. Fenwick, . ed, i. W. Dalton, James Kagan, EL B. Jacob Larner, A. E Y WOR Wr M. Dabant, Adams, W. W Dennis Fitzgerald, Dennis Corneil, and Henry Will .—~> ‘We GRAND JURY —Ophiea! Viel 0 the J ‘The grand jary of the Criminal Gourt hav nearly completed their business, and will be dis- charged finaliy some time next week. ‘To-day bey mece « visit (o the jail (or the purpose of inspecting the iustitubon, im company with As- cistunt District Attorney Harrington. ‘They tonnd the old bulk im as good order as it is possi 7 and the prisoners onite cheerful except in a few cases. Bolster, Wells, and Mortimer, each of whom are in . are confined in different portions of the ing, and appeared to be quite cheerful, bnt neither evinced any disposition to speak as to the charges against them. C. CO. Edwi sentenced ror six months for embezzlement of funds from the Treasury, was found to be quite 1}, and much commisseration was for him. It is andereteod that efforts are being made to obtain his pardon. Many of the 15 prisoners now here (17 being women and is) art, and some ot the though young, have been ia so often as to £1 place their home. WaseinoTon, March 25, 1871. ‘he Editor of The Star - ‘J 1» Fee resolugons in this morning’ “ pled by the Fourteenth District Lepublican Club last night, were not so adopted, but simply oft red reterred to the appro- jate commitiee. ‘T. C. Gomnoity, President. That Biadensbarg Dael. The Particulars of the Affair. ‘The Chroniele, which paper is hypereritical its comments on the sappeted mistakes its contemporaries, this morning con- in iu tains an aceount of a due! by ex-army offi- ers on the historic Seid of Bladensburg, which, as @ work of fiction, eredit to the’ inven‘ion of the writer; but as astate- ment of facte is a decided failure. The P to the due} named in the Chronjele are: ** Prin cipals—Capt. Garretteon, who acted as assistant quartermaster since the commencement of the ‘war different parts of the e and Captain Grosvenor, late of the 4th Unit tates eavalry. Seeonde—Major Bayard, late of the ‘9th cavalry, brother of the general of that name who was killed at Freder}: ‘burg, and Captain Dovle, late of the 10th cavairy. We bave had the pleasure of an interview With the two principals and one of the rm personal friends, and never had a difficulty in their lives, who,tate that the Chronicle article wonid be true if it was not in- correct in the following important culars: The officers named never were at Fort Fetter- man; they never had any bitterness there; they did not meet 6 St. Louis; they showed no bad blood at St. Louis; they did not meet in the ‘oom of the National Hotel, in this city, on Monday evening, by accident or otherwis; the feud was not renewed there; there never as any feud; no tumblers were thrown; no friends interfered; no challenge was sent, no cballenge was accepted; vo deadiy encosnter took piace at Bladensburg or elsewhere; no pistols were fired; and nobody hurt. i So far from there being any ‘‘onpieasantness’ between the so-called principals, they wer» in bed together when the paper was brongh: w them thie morning containing an account o! their ‘deadly eneounter.” RRAL Estate SAtes.—Latimer and Cleary. bave sold for J. J. Br zht, trustee the north portion of lot 12, square 250, with dwelling house thereon, (No. $22,) ou Lith street between H and I streets, to J. H. A. Newhaas, for $3,500. By Ben. M. Plumb & o., 517 7th street, op- posite Post Office.—For Benjamin |. Fenwiex, 59 acres of his handsome estatag lying near the ity, for€18.000. For George M. Lanckton, two story brick houses on street, N. W., for £11.50. For ©. FE. Creecy & Qo., lots at the “Highlands” amounting to $43,000. For W. B. Moses, brick honse on Defrees street, for £2,300. For Alex. Schilling, 3-story brick house, with store, On llth street, just above Pennsylvania avenne, for $€.000. For J. Dietrich, 2-story and basement brick honse on ith street, for $3,1»). Messrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers, sold esterday part of Jot No, 5in square No. 407: sO, all ot lot No. 17, in equare 1,001, on 11th street east, between N and O streets south, to C. McDowell, for 14 cents per foot. Also, on the seme day, a lot 25 feet front by 121 teet deep, in square No. 141, improved by a first-class resi- denes, three stories high with pressed brick front, brown «tne steps and trimmings, stable, back buildings, &c., and with all t modern improvements; Admiral S, M. Powell being the purchaser at $14,500. Also, lots 13 and 11, inéquare on Pennsylvania avenne between 24 and 3d streets east, with improve- ments, to J. B. Osgood for $3,000 eo Forty Hoves Dgvorion.—The impressive servicg of forty hours devotion (9 the Blessed Sacrafbevt will commence at St. Patrick's cbureb, on G street, to-morrow, with solemn bigh mass, at 11 o'clock. The beautiful marble altar of that church has been decorated for the occasion, and is covered h flowers and can- dies. “fhe music will m a@ full choir. There wil! be high mast on Monday morning again, and will clore on Tuesday morning with high amass, zo si Joun EF. Owews—the unctious!y humorous Jobn—will close the most successful dramatic engagement of this present season at Wall's Opera Houre this evening, appearing in “The Happicst Day of my Life’’and “Solon Shingle.” and will be succeeded by the famons Saget enne Jananschek, who Will commence a brief engagement at that theatre on Mouday evening next. -~ ‘Tae Amtpon Monument. —Mr. Lot Flanne- ry's desigu for this monument has been adopted He proposes to commence the work imimediate- ly and complete it about the first of June. Phe cost will be about $540, e —o— Miss LEONA Cavenper closes her engage- ment at the National Theatre this evening, ap pearing in three pieces, and on Monday Mr. Stetson wil! appear in his new sensational d-ama “Neck and Neck.” DARTTER is suffering from a re cold, and, in consequence, the Gire.2it bas been adjourned until Monday. THE COURTS. Crininat. Court, Judge Cariier.—Vesteraa battery and intent to kil! ult and battery and fi wae round g: each, Adolph of Februar f, Committ charged with arw ‘0 jail on the y in attemp to burn certa icles of turniture. bronght in !, on motion oF Cnied Sta was discharged irc toy In the SK CHEER A Molle pros.w tered: Jobn MeMahon and John Connor, fames Keed, Leonard Banke, Charles Jour so. Wm. Siniler. W. H. Coston, Walter -lac Pinkney Nelson. Joseph Brook=, Moses Siew art, and Davi Proctor, riot and’ affray; 6a ult and battery, with intent to kill ORPHANS’ COURT. Judge Mac Arthur. —The wi Mf Adeline Harbaugh was tiled and tally proven The will of Valentine Harbaugh, brother of tt former, was tiled and fally prover. S:verai recounts of administrators and executors wer paseed upon, and several decrees for sale o: real state belonging to miners were granted. !- ters of administration were granted to F Augustophe: on th estute of John A. topher, and bond's giees in the Edmund and Join Cammack were appointe executors of Wu. Cammack, deceased, aii gave bonds in the sum of $100.000. Theodore B. Crow was appointed administrator on the estate of Allred H. Boucher, giving bonds in the suin of $2,000. George M 1 ecutor of Virgin the sum of $* 00 pointed ads. ay Siduey'J. Lauck Blanchard Ann Blanc ave bonds ip the sum uf $42,000, Susan M. Naylor was apjoi al ministratrix of the will of Julia A. Legg giving bond in the sum of $4,400. Mackey Brown was appointed administratrix of Henry Brown, aud gave bond m the sam of #2 Poricr Court To-pay, Judge Snell.—Bernard Kaiser, charged with threats against li= ite; gave bonds tu keep the peace. George Hubert, protane and tdecent language; tinued <3. S Granson, cruelty to a horse; do. S. Kusse!! selling potatoes without license; tined $5. He ert Long, profanity: tined $3. Patrick Macksry, an iv=ane man. was brought in for distarbisg services at Nt Sullivay was requested to obtain a permit to confine him in the fmsane Asylum. Charles Smith, an old soldier, was sent tothe work- house for vagraney. Sanne! Brown and Joun Ellis. profanity: tined $5. K. J. Farrell, assavit, ed $3. AN UNNATURAL Son, Thomas Green, charged witu assaulting S-r- geant Poole of the police force, plead gui ty ‘The officer testified that ne arrested the acciise:d at the instance of his fatuer. for having fred a pistol at him, aud that on the way to tle station “he prisoner drew the pistel on witness; algo, a knuc. The tather testified that on Sunday last the accused struck bise wite, when he (he tather) interfered, and be then threatened to Kill him; that he was drunk at the time and had tbieatened to killbim. He was tined =/0, or 0 s in jail im one case, and sen‘e months i the other. Adjourned SORGETOWN, or the week enling tu ay The Borden Mimng Company ig the Week 1.080 tons. andshipped dation 3,89) tons, and shipied nd at Ray's docks the receipts were 140 tons and the shipments £6 tons. Drovers Keer.—1 und @ ready sale at a k's prices of fully €1 pe pounds. 150 head of cattle were Bold, $548.25 per 100 pounds; 5%) sheep. Stas per 100 pounds; cows and calves, Soat5 each; veal calves, $7a 59 per 100 pound-. ARRIVALS TO-DAY, (by canal) Wilke, with bark to Homiller four to Wm. H. Dougal. STILL ALIVE. —We are gratified to state that the rumor prevalent as to the*loss of the yon z men, George Hyde and Walter and Alexander King, who went tishing a Tharedny 2 zhi untrue. They did have a hard time in the storm of that night, but eougbt refuge on an oldscow, and returned sately to their jus Friday morning. a & Duvali, ang see: SF Bonner is said to be worth #3 000,000 S7-A Pittsburg militia com; y lind muskets nicke) Miated. ge ve S&F Williams College has establisix sorship of the ** art of self detence.” ®7 lord Lorne searts and Princess louise bonnets have already made their appearance. ®7- School girls are called by their elder sis- ‘ers in society the ‘ bread and butter brigale.’ #7 Humanitarian Pioneers,” out West, es- chew j iry, Hquor, boots, plug hats and ia) rofes- 87 Mr. George W Chills te to be offered the Inderendent Democratic nomination for Mayor of Philadelphia. 7 Mre. Luce ot Lexington, IIl., wears mourn- Le} Mr. Luce tiled the kerosene iamp while it was burn ing. 8 White velvet and corduroy jackets ville the favorite wear of New York belles tor riding. © Season. 62 Mr. Hayes, an Ohio pedagogue, told girl to sweep the school wg Bhs rerun , ie sical her. His tine was seven dollar «bait. and Artuur T. Thomas, charged | Wood was appointed ex- | M. Wood, and gave bondin | Yominick’s Chureh, and Officer | boat Ida and | CITY ITEMS. GEFTLEMEN cf taste and ae who Bana fe . T or watking fPiTeciate an easy-ftting = Tent usaviod Whe pleased 19 lear T. S. Gartrell has just reesived, at his Popular Establishment, No. 90. corner of 7th and most complete . Congress and low-cat a public. made especialiy to his order by the menafactarers, ‘The Indies will at all times find a full variety of Burt's and other celebrated Shoes, inelading Pie week is coal all its departments, is stock is complete in 1 9 and is so varied that al! tastes can be gratitied. Purchasers will find it to their advantage to cail at Gartrell’s. ——+— New SPRino Stvies arrivil man & Bro’s, Clothiers and street, May Building. nd vin daily at Bise- ‘allors, 505 ith Waite Goons Now mm Stock. 100 dozen Dress Shirts. Linen Handkerchiefs, in half doven and dozen boxes. Large variety of Linen Collars, Duck and Marseilles Vests. Linen and All Linen Cutts. &e. One Price Only, Guo. C. Heyer 410 7th street > Pill ionbs some very fine. Tr YOUR Baik is coming out ot turning grey. | do not murmur over a misfortune you can so easily avert. Ayer's Hair Vigor will remove the catee of your griet by restoring your hair to its natural color, and therewith your good looks and good nature. eg GENTLEMEN AND Lapi xs’ Krp GLOVES at One Doliar « pair, at ©. Baum’s Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th street. 2 - Mes, Moopey’@ABDOMINAL CORSET, recom- mended by all physicians, can be bought and wade to order, at ©. m’s Heop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4087 th street tan! acbo % ALL TRE LEADING STYLES of boys’, youths’ and mens’ Clothing at Oak Hall. 17,6 pace Torah Yona cra Hexrrer bas urinomoters and hydrometers. © Livormia CaTawta Wree on dranght, at “eg ‘s, 4220 7th etreet, opposite Udd Fellows? . 3 ne ae NOVELTIEG IN Nuck WEAR, at the Original Franc’s, 431 ith street. The cheapest Store in the city. No branch stores. 3.21: muri Le For Corns, Bunions, Club and Ingrowing Nails. and other diseases of the feet, visit Dr. White's establishment, No. 535 15th street, o posite United States Treasury. 224,12; dram reat ol Bey Tre Cxt THD * FRANC” CoLLars, the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale only at the Original Franc’s, 4/1 7th street. Look for the name. No branch stores. 3,2.1: Sav YOUR MONEY and buy your Gent's Fur- nishings at the Original Frane’s, 431 7th street. The cheapest Store in the city. No branch stores, 32,1: Grxt’s Hatr Hore, of all the diferent grades, in Cotton, Lisle, and Merino, at prices to suit the most economical, at the Original France's, 451 7th street. No branch stores. 3,2, Great VaRtETY IN Warvs SHIRTS —one, two or three pleats—eylets, buttons or studs—open in front or in back—all sizes—at tbe Original Franc’s Gent’s Furnishing Store, 431 7th street, at Popniar Prices. No branch stores. 3. Georgetown Advertisements, (0 ekeken town conrorarion TAXES. ‘The bills for 171 wi April on of the act to ent for the District of © severally. or powers of said Levy Uourt, continued for the following purposes, to the collection of all sums of money due tosal severally, orto said Levy Coart: for the enforce ment of ell contracts made by tes respective. ly. or by said Levy Court, and all taxes heretofore seteed remaining unpaid, ete . GEO W. BEALL, Collector. Geo. W, Beall, Big. Collector eee Dear bir’ In repiy to yonr tavor of thisdate. 1 5 have to say that T see no reac sey for @ second levy of tor PeTators: POTATOES 2,500 br hele POTATOES >ow landing trom schromer = ¥ + from Portand. and for sale in urchasere,by JG. WATERS t SMELLING OUT. b ss it the death of t for rT partner we ott in i wan the entire stock in cur ey . part of PIANOS, ORGANS. S31&LL MENTS. MUSIC BOOKS, STATIONERY sng FANOY A Ber he senior Dusiness, ‘omalst in Nets TUYs ES at and below cost T MUSIC at thera Parties wish } at an eld e bed stand. nm buy the Stock a Fixtores cheap aud ou casy terme i 19 prigZOE & N oTloeg mbi3 Im From and after March Ist, 1571, no wechant will be allowed to BUN OVER 9@ DAYS. No davis trom above rule cn account of pereons. ¥ M LAZENRY m7 tm | NEW srEING oops \~ BENJA MiN MILLER, 101 BRIDGE SIL EET, G BORG BTOW N | Has) received a large assortment of SPRING GOODS, | Of the newest styles, embraciog LADIES PRESS GOODS, Shawls, Spring Cassuncres for Meu an Aleo, 4 complete assoriment of Cotton and Lmen Goods, Mourning Goods; Alpacas, a special.y Money can be saved by giving ux acall, aa determined toaeli bargaine Ese 'crat noricg. In consequence of my removal from the District ou the stot May, [hereby notify all having Goods Any Goods left over date will be sold at pablic suction, without turther notice, redeemed Pledges on hand siready. Stock and Fiz tures for sale. 2 tf SELIG GOLDSTEIN, six mh2 (48H, FarD FOB LaDi @ENT'S AND , o CLOTHING, CHILDREN’S OUL'S.1T35 ‘AST r BOOTS, SHOES, etc., at L.GRapwo 5 ‘street, jot mail trom tended to” Bridge rgetown. Georgetown or Waahington at oc ly ___ WOOD AND GOAL. (O80 AT e650 PRR TON deliver 2.240 tba WHITS ASH CHEST. JAL for $6 Aro. oupine LYBENS VALLEY, Exa 2 HLOLAY STEWART, 12th and Mets, (1°! AND woop DIRECT FROM THE WHAKE VUANTITY AND QUALITY GUARANTRRD ¥ 72.009 Ibe. Best CHESTNUT. ve FO.00 deposited. cr Watches and Jewelry, to repair at iy | pince 23 Bridge street. Georgetown, to rebects them | the 26th April. Isr Iw NUT CH | Best WHITE ASH THO KKD Ash ~ 720 euuine LYKENS VALLEY S30 2: WOOD at proportionately low rates. Ordera re ceived by ail the principal Grocery, Drag, Stattone Fy, and Btove Stores throughout the city. JUSE BYMOUR, ain office. 519 71h si Poss Off t sol, Per roee m* tapl* Ho DGE BROs., SUCCESSORS To | GEORGE T. LABGLEY 4 SON, x CUAL, ithe attention of the puplic 11 hold forth at the old stand. VENUE, south side, and bave also opened a Branch Yara COBNER FIFTH AND U STEKETS, where we keepeverything in the FLUU BR and 6. as well Ie ignecue tune coal _ to compete with any bonest dealer Give call before elsewhere. ‘© compete W! net DEALERS woupd AND would rempecttully ci ty the fact that they UTTER! BUTTER” BUTTER: LADELPHIA PRiB ved three times "saith EA Doe ea i i we x scelving CRDCOTION TO TRADE D. DALY. mi 6t" Stalls 120 Center. 64 No | BEAUTLFUL FIRST-CLASS NEW PIAnO lor sale at cost for cagh by G.L. WILD & BRO , 420 Lith street! | Inventors and Manofactnrers of the Patent Dan cing Toy tor pianos, deaiors iv begs and Musical | ing and lustroments geverally. Tun ; faithfully attended to. merit BD. In conrequence ot aTEE vie ry a grog ite ee 1 Will UFFEE GREAT BARGAINS, THE GOUDS MUST BE SOLD aY NEW ST for ic. mh3 anv Barker ap Pittgiee AT VEBY LOW yg ed ed Hanes _ REAL ESTATE AGENTS. C. W. MAVENNER @ 00., Real Estate and Note Brokers, Bo. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIRD DOOR RAST OF SEVENTH STBEET. LIBERAL ADVANCES 1 be made pending negotiations, Lot 15—10 + Priv 12.18 eP.oR. ee $40 per acre, ne-third cash. dalance tn 6 34 months. Forty four acres. being par sylum. Price $1 per acre ance in one » years. Also. Houses and Lots inal parte ity for eale on moderate terms “.W OOX, Beal Bstate and Genera! Agent. No. 819 7th street ANDBEW B COYLE * third cash. bal mas im ‘y) M. McROBERTS.— + Atlornry-a: Law. co., S AND COLLEO E. ad Lonisinns arenne, ssbington, D.C. Agents for the Purchase wid Saieof Beal Estate, Negotiation ot Notes and other Bec: 8 and th Collection of Mercantile and other Accom! attention given to all Business bef: Departments of the Government. AUSTIN P. BROWN 7 Pro 'y inal! parte of the for sale SB rest we ce Seem toe and long time notes taken in payment. paper Bought aod sold. fest CLOTHING. Vet OLD HEADQUARTERS FOR BOYS’ CLOTHING, at OAK BALI, 7th street. NEW STYLES FOR sr BING mbI7-Im E ARE DAILY MANUFACTURING | | NEW STYLES OF MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOY'S CLOTHING, Which offer at the LOWEST P! 1) and tastetally. $0 economically, ane Beccmmended to Examine onr Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS. Also, our SAMPLES FOR CUSTOM WORK whick we make to order at short notice. WE STILL KEEP ON HAND. AND MAKE TO ORD! THE Gentlemen who desire to drem and to FRENCH YOKE SHIRTs, The Best Fitting and the Best Made Shirt in this or Other miathete. Brices.as low aa the lowest olsce uese NOAH WALKER &co., 611 PENNSYLY fels.tr BF. Jn u J. HEIBEROK! (Succesgor to H. F. Locpon € Co., CITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY MEBCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel. late Bro Ho, 362 Penn. on ns Also RBIAGES w B to clone out attended to. OBERT H GRAHAM. dD streets il be geld very che Bepairing prompt! m2 St" tory, 410 sth street. ETEB FORRESTER, Av nd Repairs of ail hinds of Cuma, Blas and Vases, remdor Bottams blown References to Webb z where orders can Ur loft ‘ABLISHED 1533. JOHN MpDERMOTT & BROS. COACH MAKERS AND CABRIAG 310 Penneyivania ave. near Sd street og) CARRIAGES AND HARNESS RECBIVED ON STORAGE AND SOLD CARRIAGES EEPAIRED. 2 HM. @ AUG. SCHMEDTIE, 704 7th street, between G and H str: BEPAIRING OF WATOHES, JEWELKY CLOCKS, SPECKS carefully executed. st meer ot iy ND OBNAMZENTAL PRINTING GIBSON BROTHERS, a! Penn's a7 son! a» oy Facts Speak for Themselve A FEW OTHER AND DESIRSBLE AND Gooy ARTICLES WHICH CAN BE BOUGAT Foe ONE DOLLAR, oT SILVERBER PIQUE TOILET SETS. ot § b io oe ry 7m roidered, apd : MAMOSOME LACE TIDIMS, wise axe toot : 4 ERY naNDSoME LAGE UDAFS,! ¢ centes SWISS MUSLIN CHEMISET IRS, very band sone. with Perdiework and lace ERAL MALTESE LACE COLLARS, in dittereut jeces, tring ed ECB, Boat Le am terns. Pour pairs of ladies’ baif regalar WHITE COT TON BOSE 1 hander BOMAS SCABFS ai! «tk Bre al'new styles of LADIES SILK FRING BOWS. 1 have also received afail supply of Ladies IRON FRAME Sony mao Fog pp Wetcht, ww “ A) them three pairs for ‘GENLS SUPER STOUT BROWN BALE HOSE double heels and toes, s gents ‘ UTE tenant 1 nt for $1. And al at four for . LADIES CORDED ABD HEMMED CAMBuIC madi S"CURDED AND HEMMED LINEN ID very ‘ane UBNING HDKF, worth 7 cuts, whieh 1 eel! two for AT SILVEREBRG 322 SEVENTH STEBBT, mbis Near Pennsylvania avenue. Savana Ssegars. Just received, an invoices of PARTAGAS, ESPANOLA, FIGARO, ANTIQUEDAD, JOVEN AMERICA iN LONDKES, CONOHAS, PRINCES a FINA, LONUKES DE COKTB. PRESSED AND BOUND. which we offer at NEW YORK PRICES. just received a small let of eur NOW favorite PUBOHINBLLO. THOMAS RUSSELL, Successor te EB. 0. Dyer & Co.,) _ 1913 PENRSULVANIA AVENUB, the 1 Lot 2, called Belleview. southwest of the Insane | 1. ‘wnother ee of LINEN CUrrs AND | OOLLABS. which ure bait given away \ ake j { | ; | i Monsted 830. wer ib sl of tne FINEST UP FAMILY SUPPLIES. &&« BUTTER rp ER GOSHEN BUTT 1.200 POUNDS JU*T BECEIVED FINEST IN WASBINGTON CALL AND S55 ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GBOCER AN) TEA MERCHANT MASON F mhao Le Loc 2 Why not bny where you can buy the cheapest, for withoot donbt we are Be ee Lowest Best Port rih.. Best NO sd 120 per quarter Ubi: marter bhi Als» a ye Flour, avd Oat BYRUPS eo al. ‘eet - "Beet Govd'a Syrup. White Cat Lost or Se por eel ia per it for Y per i Tea, Soe Borrer ae. ac 19 tubs Butrer. 370 Uaeward « Beat Hames, De. per ib. de. do. lacem. Ike per ib do. do. Shoulders. only Hee. per ib., do. do. Lard, ate So. COFFERS. O14 Government Java (warranted). De Prime Biv Gotter, oniy Mes ented. 230. The beat 8 and le. Olgnrs im the city at half prices, Bver: Thon ,, Bem xpence against a slow eb! ling BRAY 361 Pennsylvania avenne wha between Sf an te Doth ade IDDLETON Teapectfully ask @ trial of at $1 per pound. ee has been prononuced by connoisseurs the! nest in the market. NEST GUNPOWDER, riNeS ‘AN, EST OOLUNG, INEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST. * dat great!y reduced Pow Bi ‘ieee. at Nua MIDDLETON =, O14 Pennsylvania aveuse Lae HA, | OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, LAGUAYEA. MANACAIBO. KIO BOASTED COFFEE ALL GikaDES. SNC BROWNING & MIDDLE 4 Pennsy me ¥ No.1 MESS Mm. No 1GROKG: No SPAT M Neo LEOONG: ST JORD AL PORTSMOL PICKLED 5. CODE IDE ai ASTKAL OL. tor Prasi's Now Ep wed. 2000 gal: f part eap NING & MIDDLE »t4 Pennayivania ayer 5 Bhow ‘OBS ts 1 LIgt Valley “Carte Blanch 4 Valley © Parie Exposition A Hennessy & Co. Cognac Brandy. o 4, Dupuy & > Comma Brands Baieirs W cat, MING & MIDDL «t BROW é O14 Penusyivanis. ne Custom, Will sell at a very em It fe wine ofonr own importation. fre: celebrated honse of Wasi, Cadiz, and has been pr eonnced by ndges the finest wine thts side the At ALtic. Saunples can bf seen at our store ‘We are Sole Agents inthe District forT 3. Mar ‘oa world renowned PUBE WHKAT YY. distiiied from the best ersin express!7 ir yin s DDL 4 Penassty Reduction in Prices. tip METZGER & BYLss, 417 SEVENTH STREET Baxrre Ure Fectows Hare We reapecttully cali the erteution of the eet stock of PNB GROCERIES TEAS, WIMED, ac UTY and neariy att per EOF TARIFE. wnicd the consnmer chased since the DECT. DeLent we most chert ali A cal! from the PNDIte te elicited, as we are conB- | dent We cnu please Doth in regard to PRICES and | QUALITY OF GOODS man bol w.* . DRALERS IN FLOUR AND FRED, 0 gOamtivies to aut, WwW RATES Ladiane avenne and tet recs fF OBE spot. PHerosals rox sewaw Cher of Superintendent of Streets. Sewers. & Cty stat Wastiasion Ge H posals will be received at the aianer the ™., APRIL 1. Il, for the con. of an teen inside 4: Scotch Pipe Sewer. to be iad op @ Bide of = tock pi ot o.* huadred and twoive-inch pipe, the ietier tor iateral conpecting with the trap, three traps, en Bidder» (be main p'pe, which must ae eee ee foot for the laterals, per trap. exch, For specifications £11 ng tarther teformat ay a the often, 7S, FORST Te. Superintendent apd Lnapect: T o BUILDESS ARCHITECT'S Oreck. SS ted and wi be XT, at Le'elock erament Printing ee e Building, of the ae Novi Capitol street Pins Aud specifications may now be seen at this bid will be copsiderea unless, boa ia the suum of SSURe trict Attorney for the city ot Bshingtos Suiaitave the work Warceded Min er thes wil Huish the same in with end specifications for oe % mha2-6t