Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1872, Page 4

EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY............ March 6, 1872. OCAL, NEWS. Te-night. Rosa Opera Troupe Benest of Mr. Logrenia, the Royal Con Lincoln Heit— Reading by Da < Condensed Locals. Mr. Thompson Nasier slipped on the ice Mon- day bight and broke his leg between the ankle and knee. ‘The Washington (ranadherson wg elected Mr. A. HE Kime o fi}! the vacancy eaused by the resignation of Lieutenant L. 6. Cutler. Patrick ¢ and another man named Young, the former committed tw the workhouse a few weeks since, charged with carryin, Weapons, and the latter charged w were discharged yesterday on conditi they bury a colored man who had died with small-pox in the hospital. terment, made a bec-line for the police court, to recover the pistol which had been sonfisca- ted. exposing those in the crowded cour t-room te the risk of catching the disease. o “ a Arrest. W SMASHING THIBVES IN CUSTODY- pubue will rejvice to learm that the gang dow -mashers, who have been engaged in the late series of robberies by breaking in plate- glass tronts and alstcacting goods displayed in stores On OuF pr necipal streets, are like’; to come to grief. ‘Thes robberies have given our deter others tor sometime past. last uight Detectives MeDevitt, MeFitresh and Coomes made a s:c- erenfel hanl ina house loated in Nailer’salicy, ’ the Division, and puiled George Washingten, who appears to be the leader ot the gang, with Irane Berryzoe. Alexander Harris, Ani Fauikner, Maria White, Louisa Borsey, and Maggie Carter, al colored. The officers found in the house a who'e bolt of cotton, aue of eigh: stolen Janvary 15 from the store of John W Allen, corner of 5th street and Market Space: air of cutting nippers and a box of caps, which Tir: Sebuelder recognized as baving been takan from his store February 26; ing, belonging to A. st.. bet. 10th and 11 with the goods, were taken to 4 where everything recovered has beew identitied. ave been eommitted, and will be age Snell to-morrow. The at eredit for this haul, hav- ing been on the alert for sume weeks past, beth day and night, for the capture of these thieves, and dur.ng that time b: ded on no less tham tour different places on suspicion. Washingt the leader, is an o | sagainst Limon the police records. are all prostitutes, and the ranche | on isone of the vilest to be found in the HH Ps ESHERATE Fick? AMeNG CoLorEeD ¢ Mon Movtaily and Seceral Severely Ia- — Yesterday alternooe two pariies of col- ord tough came together in a groggery kept +, Jobn I). Buckiey, No. 42 Virginia avenue. and as both crowds had been indulging pretty freely in benzine it was uot long before a quar- rel arose between them abort the payment for drinks, and the larger arty. consisti: of ten persons, drove the smaller crowd out into the en they rallied and burst in : iilys were treel d, ¢ Man, Mason, getting st supposed fatally; Abram Land- . in the abdomen, rick had the thamb of bis left hand cut nearly oa. By this time the weaker crowd were again ousted from the house, when some one trom Within fred a musket loaded with bird sbot aiter the retreating party, the whole loadtaking | efect ou the person ot James E. Snowden, tear- ing bis coat and peppering bis shoulders and back with shot. The whole neighborhood was sm great alarm, and officer Westfall coming to the scene of action took Snowden in tow and Jocked him up in the station-house. Another officer chased some of the others over into Jack- sen Hall ailey. and seme of Lieutenant Kelley's men arrested Frauk Greenwich, Joka Goodwin aad Abraham Landrick, all participants gin the fgbt. Some dozen oilers of the same gang will be pulled to-day. It is said that Snowden | is the man that stabberl Mason. The four above-named were arraigned before Judge Snell to-day. charged vith an affray. and com- mitted to jail tor b the party are aid to be notorio: + roughs just from Bac more, the'r occupa: onbeing plundering. ° = Tue Beary or Pentic Worxe have agthor- ived Mr. Chuss, the architect, to have ornament- ed iron pests placed around a portion of Scott square, and the latter has employed contractor Albert Gleason to put them up. The superin- tendent of sewers and drains has been directed by the beard to push the D-street sewer, south, to «Ompletion as fast as the weather will permit. ‘The board have under consideration the adop- | nm of an improved water and gas-stop case made of terra eotia instead of iron, to be placed om the strcets in front of premises where gas and ‘water is used. Among other advantagesclaimed | is that it will noi rust or corrode, and therefore it of re} | ———_* UDDEN DEATH —This morning the dead of Alice Gallagher, a white woman, was din house 206 Lith street, near the canal. it appears that she had been drinking pretty freely of late. and last night she was found in- toxieated on the steps of this house, and was | taken in by a colored woman, Mrs. Butler, who | liver there, and laid on a lounge, andduring the | night died. Officer Sullivan, of the sanitary police, was notified, called in Coroner Pot- ter this morning, who, after viewing the body, decided that an inquest was unnecessary, de ceased having died of apoplexy. = © FIRB THIS NoRNIN At 3:10 o'clock thie morning Private Yeager turned in an alarm of fre trom box 36, caused by the burning of Mr. J.J. King’s carpenter shop,on the 7th street | read. just beyond Boundary =e residence of insurance of $40. "Mr. Collins, a carpenter, lost his entire kit of togis, valued at $200.’ Mr. Thomas, a marble cRttcr, adjoining, had his stock somewhat damaged.’ By the active exer. tions of the firemen and police, the house of Lieut. Jobnson was saved, although his furni- ture and fencing were considerably damaged. = : ~ A BrLricrrene HackwaN.—Last evenin, Officer Ryan, of the 4th precinct, was calle upon to arrest a disorderly backman, named Jobn Page, and in taking him to the station house Page drew a loaded revolver and tried to | shoot the officer, and would have succeeded had not a bystander wrested the pistol trom him. | Page was arraigned this morning before the | police court, and fined $20. He was also fined | ‘$3 on the charge of disorderly conduct. Whar Tae Loupernacks were Invorcep.— In the Equity Court, Judge Wylie, yesterday, ee of divoree was granted in the case of a C. Louderback agt. Joseph G. Loudee- ck. They were married in Philadelphia in July, 1864, and resided together in this city until September, 1965, at which time laintiff alleges cdetendant deserted her, leaving & destitute in | « boarding house. a Goon vor THE Cartaty.—From Saucelito ( Col.) Heraid we learn that the captain and crew of a schooner which was capsized in the terr storm in San Francisco bay on the Were saved through the exertions of Captai M. Cam the regular army,) now statti at Angel I Captain C. be remem. bered ax the commanding officer of Soldiers Kest in this city during the war. Fy : AccIDENT TO 4 FimeMaN.—An alarm of tire was turned in from box 18 yesterday, caused by the burning of a foul chimney on 0th street, and while Engi crossing 6th street one of the company, named Wm. Sorrell, was thrown off and seriously bru'sed. He was taken to Dr. Fenwick’s office, where medic: rendered. No bones were broken. —e— oe the Century” tm thi city on th = ess in Century” in this on This lecture has been received ith mugh favor in the principal cities of the Deav— With r «f Mr. Peter F ot Pablic Works. ret announce the death ‘ison. late clerk to the Board He died at his residence in Georgetown this at 12:30 o'clock, atter sutering for some weeks past from hemorrh: Of the lungs. ace | Tue Boarp or Arrears will meet office of Superintendent of Ay Heil, on next Monday, to hear ance: The board consists Burtpixe AssociaTIon—Ate Provident Building Board of Trade Rooms no abirty shares of #'ock we € of the Assotiation iat might st the monev was sold, but rede med. ves more tre .ble to ferret ont than any | al aid was | | The valadictor: | Boardman, and }c concealed | Boyle, aftee the in- | The Ca) jer Divorce Case. BAD STATEMENT! DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES — STORY OF THE PROWN-CARPENTER MARRIACE. In the Equity Court, Judge Wytie, yesterday, adecision was made ee Delos | Sarpenter against Mary Carpenter i : From the cotionely in the case it ey were married in Otego, 0} = of sey, 1870. inter testi is wit ad a }et;, that sbe had illtreated and beatem her children, three daughters, ranging in age from ne to twenty years; had thrown dirty water on him, would net let him bave a fire in his ream or sufficient food to cat when sick; bad refused to attend toher bousehbold duties; Bad indace@ her daughter, with the purpose of getting presents ing Shouse BETWEEN SNAP AND FARO. indicted for keeping a gambling house, was resumed this morning, and the testi- as continued as follews . G. Merritt, led:—Witness had been in the house; did’ mot think that he ever saw faro played there; knew a gentleman named Waite: fon (identified hira;) recollect that suap was layed with chips on a faro table; did not re: Rect who dealt; don't know that La Trust Gea snap was played with the taplements of some guest put up $29 to pley on it; it was diffe ent from taro; bet are not #0 high, aad the hame was different, never received money from Truit or Natili. for hersel!, to break a matrimenial e: ent) Mr. La’ (Mr. Harrin: — Mir. and secretiy marry @ man named Wiltem H. | Marshal, seud to jail tor Me Natit) There Brown, who was a swindler. Carpenter cleimed | was no arrangement anade that he and Leonard that he was worth $8.0000r me when became were to receive five per cent. of the earnings of to this city, but that the trow ith his wife and he iterference with his business asd his had reduced his capita: toa few Mars. Carpenter, in her testimony, admitted r temper was not amiable, but urged in uation that she was sorely tried by her husband, who had beaten her andhad attempted ave her fercibly ejected from the house b: the house; was not im the habit of visiting the house tive nights in the week; did uot “tal | for the house. Cross-examined by du Moore:—Were you not threatened, if you did not take back waoat you said yesterday, that you would be pacer - cuted? Answer —Yes, sir. Mr. Harrington said be would take this ecb- his negro servants. She admitted oe stwack | ject to the grand jury. 5 x him with different articles, when greatly exas- Mr. Watterson testified that he nad been in the perated. house; went with Merritt and saw him play Accompanying the testimony of Mr. Carpen- | taro. ter was the sollowing, which he said was wrticn by his wite, relative to THE BROWN MARRIAGE: “Mr. Brown, after obtaining my consent. to anything that pleased Mary, said ‘ Now, Mrs. Carpenter, I will give auoney enengh to buy anything you want, and to bring you and ail i J. W. Brashear testified to furnishing grece- ries for the house, which were paid for by Le- fo . Hoping testified to seeing faro playe? for money, LaT. dealing semetiges and Nati at others; has seen LaT. redeom checks; he hac bet against faro there from December to about your ehtidren to Georgia, and there I will give | the time the house was broken up. you as good a home as any lady could wish, and Mr. Clarkson testified to having been at toe it shall be your own, and also that bouse ‘shall honse; saw faro played; has seen Merritt pla be in Albany. Georgia.’ He also intimated that Ishould have a fine present before he lett the city. After this he asked me the loan of one dollar; this wason Sunday morning: [I handed m two dotlare, and he took it, and Monday morning. before I was dressed, he came to the parlor door and kuocked; I went to the door. saw Judge Cuppy lore $200 or § eraily dealt, but hateecen LaTr A Chas. Natili testified that he had kxown LaT. for two years; came here with him in Octal toopen a gambling house; heard of the posed raid trom LaTruit on the evening ot e raid, and took the table apart; sent the chips to astable; Leonard and Merritt were to have five per cent. of the earnings of faro, and they were to give one-third of the earnings of poker. Cross-examined by Mr. Moore:— Was under indictment; had not been promised direetly or He handed me a note tor Mary, and asked me for all the money i could spare till 10 o'clock. I ave him: @ twenty dollar bill, che smallest one I find, Mary was ia the room with me. le did not know that she was there, but she saw me | Latimer & Cleary are open this morning to the | city, am | labor the | SeigmDlage Present_tadies largely predomin- ical inairectly that he would net be prosecuted if he band bim the — He did not say anythin; unti about mone: fter they were married, | would testify. which wax about 12o’clock. About 3, they were | "games W. Pumphrey sworn.—Witness keeps a ‘ady to start for Alexandria. stable; received from d the servant, a bag of e said: ‘Now! must have ay way, you | chips on the evening before the raid; had been had yours loug enough.’ We are going Alexandria, and precisely at 4 o’clock there will come a gentleman with all the money you want, and Mary a gold watch worth $150, chain worth #0? and diamond earrings worth $180.’ He also promised Lillie @ gold ring, and Etia all she in the house; saw faro played by Merritt and others, LaTruit dealing. Lieut. J. F. Kelly recailed.—The raid was on the night of January 19th. Rolert Teale sworn.— Witness had been in the house; saw faro played there, but did not see could wish. He has never given one of us a| Mr. LaTruit. phn’s worth except he gave me some candy and The government here closed, and the defence cake that he bought of Mr. Carpenter on trust, | called Tam told. ‘The court dismissed the euit brought by Mrs. Carpenter, and in the case agai jecree ef divorce was given in favor of Mr. Carpenter. thine inac Mr. Horace S. Johnsor, who testified that he owned the house in question; Lafruit rented it and paid the first mogth’s rent, and it was turned over to Mr. Woodville, who n witness accepted as a tenant and received the rent from subsequently. ‘Crost-examined:—Q. Did not La Truit say that he thought there would ic .ome trouble, and bring Mr. Woodville who realiy was Timo- thy Leonard te present as bia successor? Witneet Yoo ay. I sunee quently learned that be was named Leor Jef Abrahams, swor” ~Yitness was employed in the house of Mr. Woouville who | td him. His business wasto superintend the house, get the marketing set the supper tabie, mix whiskey and brandy todies, hand cigars tothe guests, &¢. Cross-examined:—Had seen a table called a faro table there, and a game played on it, but did’at think it was taro—it was played from a box. It wasaclubhouse. There was no charge for suppers, &c. i Jacob Larner testified © he had been in the house when it was being fitted up; saw no gam- ing there. ‘he testimony was here closed, and the coun- roceeded to argue the case. . . Harrington in the course of his remarks said thot tere newer was anhonest faro bank, and called ior the implements, stating that he wax not so innocent as his , Judge Moore, and proceeded to show that by clipping the cards they were really marked cards in effect. The jury retired, and in about five minutes returned with A VERDICT OP GUILTY under the first count—keeping a faro bank. Judge Moore moved an arrest of judgment. District Count, Jugge Humphreys bankruptcy of Bickford and Sinsabaug! ek exception to register’s report iF The Ice Gueation Again Une Gatchell Can't Find @ Place Amiulsnce—The Ailanthus ing aad Adulteration of Liqu C- At the meeting of the Board of Health last night a communication from Sanitary General Gatchell was read, stating that he could find no suitable location for the small-pox ambulance. Dr Bliss said he had received a specimen of e from the treat Falls company, and had sub- mitted it to a chemist for analysis. Mr. Marbur not see why the board should pay for an analysis tor the benefit of the ice company. Mr. Langston didn’t see any propriety in such @ course, and ected to the reading of the chemical analysis. Dr. Bliss moved the reference of the chemical analysis to the chairman of the sanitary com- niittee, and it was so ordered. Dr. Verdi stated that he had made a partial investigation into the quality of the ice stored in the District, and had an incomplete list of those who had put up umprre ice. The persons embraced iv this list, he eaid, were mainly smail dealers, including butchers,’ who stored it for their own nse. Dr. Verdi called up his resolutien relative to the ailanthus tree, when Dr. Bliss read a letter from Wm. Saunders, superintendent of the ag- rieultural grounds, in which the writer says these trees can be rendered inoderous by proper pruning. Fimally, at the su; m of Mr. that part of the resolutien asking the Beard oigPublic Works to,remove the ailanthus trees trom the street was stricken oat, and it ‘vee—Tae Poison- Le. ‘unaaie bs boars allowing Sinsabaugh #200 of proceeds of merrreraaae Bankruptey of AR. Potts; creditor's pe ir. Cox offered @ resolution that the sanitary | Teferred to register take ‘testimony. States agt. J. J. Warring, (confiscation;) appli- cation of helgion. filed asking that proceeds of sale of real estate deposited in the Treasury subject to the order of the court be paid to him. Bankruptcy of F. P. Sawyer; reference of Feb- ruary 28th continued, witb directions to give notice to creditors to attend hearing. Crrcvit Court, iy Mac Arthur.—To- day, i Sesstord, Posey agt. Butler, We . agt. committee be instructed to inquire into the ex pediency of having @ chemical analyais made of the liquors sold in the barrooms of the Dis. trict. In offering this resolution, he said that temething should be dene in this direc:iom, as he believed an Investigacion would show that the liquors sold are poi.oned and adulterated to afrightful extent. A number of persons had requested such an investigation, among them the head of a large liquor dealing house in this city. B ber & Mr. Marbury thought a complete investiga- gt. tion impracticable. Steiner agt Mr. Langston moved thatthe resolution be pany agt. Browne, dr.; ji amenied to direct the sanitary committee to make the investigation; lost. The resolution offered by Dr. Cox was then adopted, and the beard adjourned. by default final. Costello agt. corporation; non suit by plaintitt. Welch & Co., agt. Belt and Barker agt. Robincon; continued. Chanon gt. le- Hugh; discontinued, ‘Martin agt. Parker; ant called and judgment 1 cent damages. arrick; defs ° fen Kavanaugh. Exr., agt. ; default andcon- demnation. Eastwood agt. Loomis; verdict for plaintifX—es75. Fowler agt. Keese; action on note which de- fendant endorsed for Hilbron. The endorse- ment was admitted, but the defence was that the note was usurious, and that the deed of trust under which the note was given was a fraudu- lent one, and had been set asule by the Chan- cery Court on the complaint of the wife of Hil- bren, who alleged that her name had been forged to the deed, and her husband had pro- cured another woman to personate her in acknowledging the deed. A juror was with. drawn and plaintiff ordered to pay costs. Equity Court, Judge Wylie—To-day, L: son agt. Lawson; decree pro confesso. Birch agt. Birch; order pio confesso. Balcom Bal- )RTENTAL.”—The auction rooms of Messrs. public for the inspection of Oriental wares, Which are to te sold after to-day, at auction. The store bas the appearance of an eastern ba- ese, Chi- nese and Oriental devices—and the wares are Magnificent inthe extreme—and works of art. itis well worth a visit. This collection is un- —— the finest ever offered for sale in this as the articles are entirely of new manufacture they bear the minutest inspection. We find inlaid wood cabinets of the most deli- cate and elaborate workmanship, glove boxes rich in color and polish, (articles so tempting to ladies,) tea-sets of the most delicate and rare com; order pro confesso, and to take testimony. china, which are suggestive of all that iscosey: | Driggs agt. Daniels; order that defendant dc: beautiful tea-scts, painted and silk screens, in- | posit bonds. Dallas agt. Dallas; order pro coc: | never heard er dreamed’ af before: but wick | fet, td, take tetimony. " Chadtee gt never beard or a it whicl re | to seeie to covet. The vases of India china- Burrett; decree for conveyance. Lawn agt. Reily; order pro cénfesso. Litchfield et al. agt. rag Cam fo deserve mention, as they are the | Morris; order pro confesso, and to take testi. finest ever |. To miss a sight of these ining; choice and rare rpecimens of quater handiwork Bi Rieay 2umns Sat- Fanning; supplemental wou fo ive one-se} a re: treat. Propate Covrt.—The last will of Sally S. The sale sence ines Reg and Bites, TRY | cater wan namsitaed te peatels aed toed ie: ——+ Tae Marrractvrt: QUESTION—At a meeting of the legislative committee on manu- factures last night, at Metzerott Hall, Mr. Leiteh, brass founder, said that his business had largely increased, showing a home demand. He thought cheaper freights would help to build up manufactures. The cost of manufacturing icles of his business was about the same as n Philadelphia. Labor cost more in Washing- ton than in a, but materials less. ‘The two great difficulties were the scarcity of inadequate modes of conveyance. He thought the reason for the scarcity of labor was the scarcity of manufactories, and there was an idea prevalent over the north that the day, and Jobn T. Ringgold qualified as admin- istrator, with will annexed; bond $11,000. Pouce Court, Judge Snell—To-day, Theo- dore McKean and 'Jobu T. Moran were charged with saying cuss words on the street, and for- feited their collateral, $10 each. Allison $ Yates and Elizabeth Stone, for the same of- fence, forteited their collateral, the former $10 and the latter $5. John McDonald was charged on the information filed by Attorney Miller with saying cuss words, &c.; fined &3. Recess, GEORGETOWN. Tae River.—A thin skim of ice formed on the cost of livin, her in Wash: t river last night, but will notiuterfere with nay- elsewhere. Mr-Linvillethought that furniture, | ation, The steamer E.G. Hidutey trom Pitt nail and car manufacturies would be supported | #delphia, arrived at Hyde's wharf to-day, with at once by the citizens of Washington without | general merchandise. ‘The New York steamer any exteinal aid. There was a great demand | £- E. Knight arrived last evening with mer- for each of these three articles. No manutac- | Chandise. A large coal schooner was towed up this morning. Tux Frour MarkeT.—We note a further ad- vance on Monday last of 50 cents on the best brands of family flour. Other grades are held ture required so little capital as that of aails, and few paid better, the demand being very gteat. Alter further conversation, the commit- tee adjourned. -. her and in very limited supp ‘Tex Twenty-tarrep A: Commence. | SHoe Fry.—This wrcrning, abont halt-past MENT of the Medical De; nt of George- | cleveno’clock, Mr. H. L. Strasburgher, a shoe town College took place at the National Thea. | dealer on Bridge street, saw a colored man take @ pair of ladies’ shoes from the front of his store. He immediately pursued the man, who ran down the street, and turning into Jetferson made for Water street. Several parties joined tre this afternoon, amd there was a very large te; m: ions ing. After appropriat selecti Withers’ orchestra, Dr. Noble Young read by t of Congress thoriz: im the chase, and finalty overhanied the feliow, ey of the ‘of BM. dD. me, = he was Lenmar the station house. The Rarly, S. J., Feorgeto: , | shoes were recovered. pont Bat snares an Gate Istes, whine |. THE FACULTY oF GEORGETOWN CoLLEox have already published in the Stan. | has just conferred ae well known aathor, Dr. Johnson Elliot the class, | editor and lecturer, T. W.M. Marshall, the de- address wes by Dr. Hubert the address to the alumni by Dr. R. D. De L. French. ot L. L. D., in recognition of ‘his dis- ished services to literature and re! ligion. NEW BRIDGE is being built over the canal on West Market 8; the wn on to | the following were drawn Pe w. = ae A Lenox — Franeis anna, J yham, Michael R. Coombs and William H-Garges: So r Fiem axp Oversr MaRnET—Board ns pections.—| Gatche! the arrival and calsef Sanne roducts : , 5002 Pe oysters; Btn waqeer te; Viola, Health tol- ‘ocomoke 150 bnshels an small, 750; oysters, aud —e—___ TaE Cawat.—A large force of men was at | work on the : a hovel of che came to- lay, removing o! ard! | able that will finish their Work tories ha | which case morrow as was fans Mr. Davis B. Cassepay will read at ‘water will not be turned in'to- Lincoln all this ev. awork of fiction written b himself, ent te ” Mr. Casseday rf said to possess fine tionary powers. | SPLENDID aTYiLzs rubber and shell sets of jewelry, a gold wires, received Prigg’s jewelry store, No. 437 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4} street. i Pegorerown Kol '. West, BLN Wooden. TO" (gepply;) Green Ridge, W. M. Walsh: Hancoc E. Anderson, Edw, (3. Young: Berkeley Senin - burg. =e ba to be anopiiga) i tone to be aupplied: Lunaconing. & Ml. Gourtona trepsfe: red to the and benediction. read,and the ninth s was closed wit): Janes. Sharp Street, R. H.R Ww. le: 2" REDUCTION. Those Pants and Vests sold at 19 selling now at £5 Those delay, me METH. EPISCOPAL CONFERENCES. Baltimore Annual Cemference. THE APPOINTMENTS. esterday was the last day ¥ of the session of the Baltimore Conference .. E. Church. A paper, si by Rev. W. T. D. Clemm and Reve Stns, deprecating the abolishment of the present Sabbath law as injurious to good morals and religious interests, and iv Praying the legislature not to countenance the effort which is being made to that effect,-was adopted. The following brethren were admitted on trial inthe Conterence, viz:—| Wesleyan Conter- ence, was admitted to iull connection by a unanimous rising vote. ‘The Bishop then read the appointments in the order in which the districts are usually called, as follows:— APPOINTMENTS. Bavtimonne Diutaict, Henry Siicer, P. B—Bal timere—City 8 late “harles street.) J 8. Chay N |, WH Ohi row; tre ildt, eup ; Sailors’ Cit BSG. Clemm, H.H. Sm Ss Warhington and Pimlico, WJ. ville ond Thistle, J. F. Goucher; Annepolis, first gbarge, W.H Laces; Severn. John W. Cornelius, LC. Mailer; Bouth River, Jease ©. River. W, BR’ Qwinn, Jesse kiel Rict. 8 Lanshan. Assistant Agent of the Bo: New Yors.. member of the City Station Quart rly Conterence, Henry M. Harman, professor in Dick- ixson Colicge, member of City ‘Station Quarterly Conference. Fact Bavtiwory Distaict, Juin §. Deale, P. E. Baltimore—Nerth Ba timore. A 8. Bank. R. dy 3, Kxeter Street, W. Waverley, John H A ra Dosh. A. W. Raudirill; Greenmount Avenu: Bui phy; Kast Baltumore, B.C. Halu; 4 dackron Square Richard No z own, AB. BAS Se ery sven Be treet, Joseph France, James Gamble, i Jefferson Street, C A. Reid: Huntingdon ave. B. Recor: sup. ue ant Beown: r ® voc. WB. Rdwarde: Patterson Chapel & Mount Vernom, Arthur Foster: T. Stitt; Govanstown, WA Koontz; W.E. Bird; Lutherville, J.P. JG. Moore, BC. Smith: East Baltimore (i Watson Case; Long Green, Daniel H. Harford, J; 0. Hagey,G.K’ Maydwell. re race, J. H. M. Le Geo. A. Harrison: LW. G. t; Hereford, Bald Bentley Sprin, lerbert % ray Quarterly Conference Goited teates Army. imrmber warterly Conference. JA. Li incott Femele Iretitute, member venue Quarterly Conference A.A. 0. BJ. Wilford Dewns; Ryland, sup.: Waatcoat, The Cummings. og Sayre City Mission Kilicost City, W. BM. Osborne: Pa Has de and L. A. Thirlkeld: Weat F: Baltzi«y, (supply ;) Frederick City, é Literty, Emcry Buhrman and W. Lineanor, W. G Miller and'J. Antietam, C. 0. mas Dougherty: 8. H on, T. at eorge W. mack ; M Ferguson: Buckeystown. Durbin B. Hail. Middletown 5 Deok, Mayberry Goi J. Edwin’ Amos; Smithbur; Ib; Mechanicatown, Thomes J. C1 . ©. 8. Bichardson; Union Bridge Smith; New Windsor. mes A. McCauley, P. Stax | x "Holliday, P. B— &.¥. Leooht Tland— Center b Street, Benry Nice: So tland, A.J Frostburg, L. T. Widerman; Frostburi H.C. McDaniel; ‘Mount Savage, 3 ‘lair Nei » D. B. Winstead: Piedmont, G. loomipgton,, Davis, feeguy Wi 1 v. John Rdwards; New Creek, ‘F, "Bishop; Grant, to be Geo orge “perl Cectt: yy. k, <6. Yo a hn W Smith, Martin Jady: Mi he eS J, Marsh, Samact'M. Alford: Bh Ockerman: Hedgesville, W. H. Reed, A.J. Bender! nd ML. Smyser Pennsylvania @onterence. ley; eu't Transfers—Thi» ‘ohias Stokes ferr the Roos River Conference. Jolin 8. {nekip and William P- Gorbit transferred to New York East Conference. B. Dar, 7 sferred tothe South Caroline Conference. rge Crossfield transferred to the West Vireinia Conference. The conterence then adjourned with doxology Washington Conference—Colored. SIXTH DAY. This conference yesterday changed the seat of the next conference from Alexandria to Wash- — cit he appointments for the cnsning year were ‘ion of the conference ediction by Bishop APPOINTMENTS. Chesapeake District—_ Benjamin Brown, P. E. obinsen; Orchard Street, Jas. Thomas; John Wes- las Street, B. Brown, Jr, ; Cook; Asbu: -M. Carrol SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. ONLY TEN DAYS LONGER. In consequence of the lateness of the season, and preparing for alarge Spring Stock, which Lam now having manufactured especially to order, I offer for the = NEXT TEN DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. 20 18. Hing \t 13 : a 15. ‘Selling now at i2 1 ing now at 610 40. Selling now at 87 CASSIMERE PANTS WITH VESTS TO MATCR. ¢ Pante and Vests sold at 12 selling now at $9 Pants and Vests sold at § selling now at $6 ALL WOOL CASSIMERE PANTS, from 2.80 to $4 OVERCOATS. A REDUCTION FROM $5 to $10 ON ALL HEAVY OVERCOATS. A FULL LINE BLACK SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES. . As Tam determined to reduce my Stock without yarchasers will find to their advantage to give i. A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 PENESYLVANIA AVENUE, Betwaex 10TH axp litn StReets, janso Three doors from 11th street. = STRANGER THAN FICTI: “ Wedo not see hew yeu are able to sell those Goods so cheap” is aremark frequently made in my store, showing that you who possibly might have doubted the truth of my advertisements are entirely convinced of it the moment you see the goods I offer. fc ini fon @ fall li of LADL Ee ORDER NTS mde substant ans fenck, a oe, oie Skat EER GPRQEE of om Ate ed eames 5 ye BALBBIGGAN HOSE, extra " Hemstitched LINEN HAND- wEROHIEAS. dior 81 ly of Gents’ super stout English wALF Hone,3 pair rel. eg rtment of Children’s HOSE, (1 Frame) 81a inches, tund'3 gairefor SE ero mian Glass TOILET SETS, 2 bottles and put box,all for $1. o jandsome carved and WALN PICTU: EAMES. swith glans, nde for Pi halad iahaiaias her lot of a PR her ve y Be known alt LEATHER Beautiful LACE TADIES, 4,3, 2and 1 for $1 TABLE MATS, BAI TTS. Pry ES GLovEs. iavatard. Tea Roms. ¥ BESTEL PIONS, ec ERY and Oa: Ma;ovd agreat many ones articles ip fult supply at SILVERBEEG’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. 312 SEVENTH STEEET, Near Pennsylvania avenue; feb2s.1f Georgetown Advertisements. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. _ LADIES’ GOODS. ANOBAMA OF BUNYAN ILGRIMS PRY Beoks EO ae °c? =~ SPECIAL WOTICE. Saleck Rm. March Geb. af the, Baptiat, Oheicch, ar = r- #) | Corner Congress streets for the bement = | the'nabbeth School: Aumssiou 9 ceats, ehilaren PHILP @ s0Lewem. oth seen ee - 15 cen Led round the World E.D @ Prim. DD. @ = 7 (OT—Establ ched Na, Higbest promivn weed M. EB. Braddon, anthor | M. WILLIANS, ed by the ‘s Institute, 1857. Ee 907 Pennsylvania avenue, y Shawls, Cicaks, &e, &c., cleaned im all Conatries, By James | ws yp ¥ iain Reiss. ram %. Dee, ft ripping Be one — — — = fel + Fars, Kid Boots, Bt aod Kid Gloves Revival of the Gothic Art. By | gay SPRING GOO si * ; ann St PU RLications : LowE:s Baring Gould's Legends of Old Teetament Obarac- | LAMES’ DRESS” TRINWINOS. PRIXGES ‘ GIMPS. LOOPS ARD CLOAK eae Guar te MENTS. Attended to. Gorge receined Post Office Box 7 ae PROFESSIONAL. CLEPHANE, nographer Sup. .C.. Bram- — poricrs of Carcage weery. U.S. Courts. n't .er-eff. Com’, url af Charms il ANE @ BRAILEY. mrt, C, 8. PoeTeR, M.D ee TET, * do. 19 jow York ave. feb 24-00%m southeast corner of At FENDALL. BEG’D FENDALL FENDALL & FEXDALL, o COUNSELLORS AT LAW, 01 p Lovisiaxa AvENtE, NTIST, Ln a=] Forty per cent. Ines than any Der 3 Tahavebe is ths all werk a th ranted. decks Ameo E. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Room 2, oz eecond floor of Barbour’s Law Ballding Washington. Removed from 484 Lowisianaavenne nole-tr_ JL. WOLF wp. Jb. WOLF Bion pentisr, =] 29 Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th And 18th streets, o88-¢ra* @. STABE WEATHER, B ARCAT VGINBER aND SESE: vp NT. ptly executed. DRAWI C8 foe prices, Ufice at the olds Plantis . I Building, corner New Wert avenusand is OHM F. HANNA, “8 Young's Law Bulidive, __* Washington. D. Gn dest TEAOHER OF MUSI9, S@-1y 935 Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and 10th sts. DRY GOODs. E ARS NOW OPENING LARGE LINES OF ELEGANT NEW SPRING GOODS, ising DRESS GOODS in. immense variety. from & ie eed te er per yard: — gly rom $1to ; Japanese Silks, from fhe 1'25: Black Alpacas. from ‘ace to $1.23. WHITE OODB—| Dee, ictoria Lawns, Natnsooks, Swisses, French Muslins, Percales, inens, Muslins, Bi iery, Gloves, \ Com ‘arletans, &e ; hire PIES Meltone and N a. ‘bs, Doeskins, Caseimeres, AN _marl-tf 1016 ard 1620 ABGAINS IN DRY GOODS. tten Gttons!: en ear direct from the manufacturers at remarkably low rices. Px Dolly Varden” Oretonnea for Polonaise, in bean- tilul designs and of the finest quality. Beps for Wrappers 25 Elegant | Hook Paris Kite inal shades 81. two Hook Black Kide $1.25, Swisses, Tarlatanes, French Musling, &€., cheap. Conte and Bterling Spool Cotton 7c. Cali andexamine and save your money by buying of ODHEAD & CO., 1205 F street, bet 12th and 13th streets. z; B.—All winter Dress Goods reduced 2) 2 fev 18-150" CLOTHING. [OTICE TO THE PUBLIC —I hy ea Fy, ‘Merehant Tailor Enabliatment Noe 124P hn ‘street, between Mand 'N ay r W.. where I will m just received a large assortment of SPRING GOODS, which wi be made up at the shortest i vd ib) 5 baa te oo ee B. VANDOREN. SIT THE a yuir ONE IDEA” CLEAN SWEEP CLOTHING SALE, nom - Hi BGER, gees cenor to A. F. London & Co.,) bcarirnalaceiy’ RCHANT TAILOR (iste Brown Washington LIVERY STABLES. Cc GRESS STABLES, te) W Sic ARORA STABLES, 1326 Bet, ay Sho 3 fests the day or month. sa, Wading Sad aoa naee nished with the most clegant Carriages. Particular attention to board ing Hy ‘and Horses always for sale and ex- ing Horses, aye e and. ox ASHIONABLE CARBIAGES - FOR BECEPTIONS. THE ARLINGTON sTaztas, 1724 G StRest, NEAR Wak DerantMent. wor boars the, weel a, CARRIAGES for 5 or re- ceptions, ‘and well-dressed driv. .. Particular attention paid to boarding-horses. ne UIT, Jn. Propriowse ~ et ree ee BANKERS, FIFTEENTH STREET, Wasuixeton, D. 0. The Large and Continuous Sales of the Northern Pacific 7-30 Gold Bonds in this Country aud in Europe, where they have Recornized Standing on all the Bourees, Guarantees the Early Completion of the Entire Line of Road. The popularity of the bonds, as shown by the sales of over $1,500,000 in this country during the month of Jenuary, is due to the fact that they are based on the amplest security, being a FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE upon the road, and also upou over FIFTY MILLION ACRES OF LAND, Susceptible of producing in abundance all the frnits, vegetables and cereals of the Eastern and Middle States. ‘The government valaation of this Land Grant is ONE HUNDBED AND THIRTY MILLION OF DOLLARS, or more than sufficient to pay the a of the road. ‘The Bonds, free from United Stated Tax, are issued in the following denominations: 100 500, At COUPON. 1000? BEGISTERED. 1,900) 5,00) 10,006 Andare at all times rchangesble at the office of ‘hrough “ihe ‘Fiscal’ ‘Atenie: WirtOUT Ui e ee offered at are i" sini JAY COOKE & 00., Mita YORK: PHILADELT ET WASHINGTON. mdr * fnations of Mdern Soctety Lecken,® strnders of Public Opioton S-merect's Christian Theoloce. @) Educational Year Book for isf2. "§2 25. A Guise to Florida. te Jobn Jae "s Seeret 2. Bartol « hadical Problems. @2 Figuier ¢ Tomorrow of Death Parson + The Infiui'e and Finite Little M crlend Princess. The Brat Ee - W178. * Finch, Two | Family By Schwartz. $1. marl SPECIAL NOTICE To SUND TEACHERS AND SCEO) Having a large stock of JUVENT over from the holidays, we offer thr ere and Scholars of the Sunday our surpins stock. RICHARD B. MOBU: 1015 Pennsytvan coruer Mth atrest LL", OF NEW BOOKS FOR 8A\L® ar 4 SHILLING TON eS -red Cee a. AV. fenae RRER 40a Br. axn P. Poor Miss Finch. By Wil Re ects -~ of Past Life, ‘erdle's Secret.” Patty Price 90 cents. The Mystery of Orcival French. Price 76 cent Two, Plunges for « Pearl. 78 cents oF The Outcaste. e Varie Sopher DAY Laks LE m te he choole of this at 25 per cent. discount from the publisher + These Books are from the beat houses in Chis coc: try and England. and we make thie otter te clo 2. ° y the author am .” Price @1 75. A Novel. By the suthor.of * Rookstone Translated from the By Mortimer Collins Price 75 Price itiveanity. $1 Bock. 83. As Recollections of Past Lift Jeffries’ Avimal and Vegetable Parasites $1 a. 7 <, with bints on the selection of | FANCY axD eu SCHOOL rat “OK centa, ay. Price 2 . A Quarterly Retrospect of Thera ; WEPich the would call the attention of th EMBBOIDERIES % LISERY. AND FANCY Sothigee Low S11 Market Spee roR AYS ONLY. * TWENTY in order to reduce my unusually large stock of ai? nde of LLINERY GooDs, L LACES, KID GLOVES, ax and make room for epring supplies, 1 will sell COST FOR Cast, FOR TWENTY DAYS ONLY, without reserve. a cust s portunity to eupply th: oe with ally Hane at COST PRICE Call early and secure bargaine at rare op D SO1 Market Space, corer sth st NP . o ce on . MACMINGS for same time? “to SEWIN S01 E.G. DAVIE, sot Agent Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Compas tae 6 ital N IsS FE. A. McOURMIOK, 906 NINTH STEYET, BETWEEN BE AND F > tock of MILLINERY and stall Lime of LADIES UNDERWEAR, aden how ington, and which she rates Mprane BETRENS. 61s 13 r Wil well at w ant STREET GBAND OPENING 7 B. KING, Jr.'s, MASONIC TEMPLE, CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS. Pb ae. Pi » ita. io ‘ec . of Jon Janper'e Secret.’ Beanat tor Charlee gi of mPortation direct from Paris of @ fine et _ “Mystery of Edwin Drood.” Price $1 rowers AND KID GLOVES, fer receptions ee rere ts OTIOK. — All Lm a best OPERA KID GLOVES ot tin OPENING OF A NEW STATIONEBY STORE a AND BLANK BOOK MANUF ACtONT, - se eect uitwogna Burke Spy ye ta TS at 4 per cent. disco ADIES, ATTENTION: _ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. S GOLDSTEIN @ CO., DEALERS IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW ELRY, & CLOCKS AND FANCY GOODs, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Under Metropolitan Hotel, days, 6. nue cheaper than ever tween, Ninth and Tenth i ER. RAZORS, AND LZ &e ac. J am now cffering to sell my whole stock. for a few 935 Pennaylvani : a JUST, RECEIVRD—a 8. HELLER, 715 Market Space, wishes to call your attention the fact that he baw gn hand a complete ate Le CURLS and | RAIDS, ant aseortment » CHIGNONS. Be ‘eelly Uorents at reins woes, He curls bair for 25 ceuts @ eet. He received @ large which he will sell at 1 per pales ber the name and eynther ADIZS’ HAIB BRALDS. Bc. &c.—a Dots nace eae ER fg SoA very com GTBBS" ait ore Alao.other at Gunes Work Eiken in exe.-ange, — vieEs Hair |. and Hatr and Perfumery 7 near Ish st..pp ethirs. fine assortment of Bere SEBLIN SEPETS SURES EEED SLIPPER Foe ‘to sell at the lowes . LERCH, 714 Datween G aaa' i. 2 DIAMONDS, &c., a Call en STEAMBOAT LINES. le has bent eet: E: HOOD. ivan bouts bas Kept the | position Jewelry Store alvany and Baratogs the pant twenty Sad | The Stesmer WAWASET will resume her TWO new sell off the wost reliable WATOMES, Bier | TRIPS A-WERK to usta! laudin JEWELBY, etc., from 10 to §) per cent. below the be Potomac, on TUESDAY. neual —Most of goods bave b 5, 1872, leaving Washington been obtained in change for real estate. and wil! mand Alexandria at7s mm me ePIC trip, inctw@ing intermediate landincs, jet__No. 469 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. | to Carrioman a EATERIES So | CR ne Seber petne. te, WASHINGTON HOTELS. . President Potomac F. E IMPERIAL HOTEL, Se = _ et sae (Lage Jexwxss HOUSE,) | ()FFICE OF POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY, JAMES SYKES, Proprietor. ere aN FRonting PEXNeYLVANIA AVENUE, On and after WEDNESDAY, Zot lust, Steamere of this line will make hourly treps Between \3th and lth streets, between Washington and Alexandria WasuixeTox, D.O. cceDweY des ubw ison, Presigent. Thankfal to the public for te = Sh = Metor asks fis old Privade ie! ad ARLINGTO VERMONT AVENUE. T. BOESSLE & 808, oo 18-1y PRoPEigrons. C. WILLARD, EBBITT BOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. SEWING MACHINES. HE FLORENCE IMPROVED NOiSELESS LOCK-STITGH FAMILY SEWING MACHIEE. —~y" Tex Having exclusiv: the Self- Adj: sion and Reversibl ae Feed; thi mont Sd imerchanee \ wid + 1G done promptly. aut A. J. MILSTEAD, Agent. ———————— REAL ESTATE AGENTS. USTIN P. BROWN, Cor ner N.Y. avenue ond — De, Wotrsare Dr. - xB business 1 will here. | PHILADEBE! LUMBER. LIM AND, &c..&c., &e. UMB: ron notice. Macadamiziug and vered in any part of the Dis t - ‘AL ESTATE bought and seid and money in- as ivamny personel stisotionsond will be of ao oflice Sally froma ton a. Gatil ours, mater LOAN OFFICES. 4 (4808 WASHINGTON LOAM OFFICE AND pe eta aaa No. 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9h and 10th streets, The Most Private Loam Office in the Citi a it Money Loaned at one half the redeemed and CHA! and C etreet. usnal inBolld GOLD WAC SPEctau NOTIOEB! Ib an with, Bhan Gos there ahaenanhsis Es HERZBERG, or CHABLES LOAN OFFICE 4ND SALESROOM, of all kinds on band, and for "Bittegagn janso Sa "pupae, Sik and tes sersoms WW. 8. Ww. ws | rE c STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK pm: CUNARD LINE. rows | TO OL TSSOW EEE ART Bion. | Sica Sa, Seca 1D RPOOL. such information a* may be cl eee ee soeneenereaseccns mt Peg T STEAM WILL LEAVE STEPHENSON Fr after Ferries landt AT gine viver Nor comaecting oo er, Ecce les comeing San Seen ship Company for New frefght from the above- v oeeee LAGE: TF Gent _dech-tr_Plauts Store, corner iad tod 8" ESS LINE, VIA OANAL, EW EXPB! en De ESCA: Se erie eee Edad St Wharres, ‘UBDAT, m2 ie 3 wees Georgetown. every MON pee rete Avely 20. F. HYDE, 59 Water ay town, D. & OO, Alex: oS ea NCHOR LINE STEANEES A™n BYERY WEDNESDAY AND 84t AY TO AND FROM ‘ORK AND ee eae location; a Portico oie Tg yur Tan OLEAN SWEEP