Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1872, Page 4

= r ¥ | TIONERY, &c. LADIES’ GOODs. EVENING STAR. | Sa . North Washing- The Fairfax and Georgetown Turn- TRE courts. Baltimore Conference M.E.Charch BOOKS, STATsUNERY, dc. STATIONERY, | os oF cst oe Leah eae tae aren oe Bers legge: In thie conference at Warrenton, Va... yester- NEW Boon s. | MES ©. 4. Meo . — i = ~ | ‘TUESDAY. SES SHOOTS MARCELLUS HOWSER THE DISPUTE AS TO THE ROUTE SETTLED AT Magvie Bro Say “ «mitted on trial?"’ | 508 «March 12, 1872. THE HEAD-JEALOUSY PROMPTS LAST. house, (appeal from Police Gourt,) was found ay, the question, « patemen oe Peecates | ai © NINTH STRERE, cee BANDE = - >. not guilty, Browne for defence. . 501 : J. Timothy Smith, |», Fear ther fJobn Bas added toher stock of MILLINERY and T 7 wea tement waseaused in the neighbor- and Georgetown turnpike company and of ci arsock, charged with aesauit on Mrs. Tenney. | ¢ramination were admitted: J. Timothy Smith, | ¢, eng Fonts Ano. By autho: 3 Job 3 | Bagedeg tober stock of may LOCA L, NEWS. the aeaotig of 5 pecummintanen tan nie en Mandar lect to tase sore ox the Soeea 7 Wat Srandinet qallty; Sckmiae ter Ae Trice. Hears. Five tein i, | American Trade Mark Casee..--- = - = shooting of @ young man name: nia, on Mon: st, to tence. E a Oliver O. Beall, 7° Howser, (non of Mr. & Homer | Sepak er thocusiveets AW. Hardin exrnune In the case of Isaac Williams, charged with | Lafayette Fox, liver C. Beall, Syduor ( 1 Howser & Co., grocers.) by Frank had been appointed to make the surveys of the | practicing medicine without aving a diploma | & & photographer, at the housd of Mr. routes. It will be remembered that the ques. | Br‘! enee. (appcal from Police Coust,)’ Mr. A. os ade juins, on Sth street, a few doors south of tion of @ choice of routes for the company’s | §. Williaime ted a motion to quash the intor- Besse tn Halt Thotographsand 1 cctnreon the ~ represented that Howser has been road having been the subject of dispute and lit- | mation, om the ground that no offence is alleged Yooemite Valley by Col. J. M. Hutchings. in the habit of visiting Mr. Burns’ ization between some dimatistied stockholders | to have been committed; that it is vague and Pie ¥:, Churote — Panorama of | making himself agreeable to the davghters of and the board of directors, it was Gnatly reel, uncertain, and docs not alleze that there is any Pilgrims’ Progress. that gentleman, one of whom is the wife of last December, to arbitrate the matter by re_ | Medical board known to the law. Mr. Williams | Jones. It is alleged by some persons since the ferzing the disputed questicns to the decision of | read the act of 1819 incorporating the Medical ed Locals. | shooting that Howser liad made some insulting | a distingusbed engineer, and the board of di- | Society, under which the defendant was con- pinpose| entirely Of deaf | remarks as to the wife of Jones, while others rectors agreed to place the route selected by | yieted in the Police Court, which provides that Mntes, propose to give a soiree in a few weeks. at Howser's conduct wassuch as tolead them in competition with any route indicated | prosecutions shall be Ly presentment ood tne ‘The Young Men's € an Association gave | Jones tu become jealous of him, and suspicious by the dissatistied stockholders. The meeting formation. & pleasant reception and musical entertainment | as tothe nature of his intimacy withMrs. Jones. | last Monday evening was called to order | Judge Cartter said there appeared to be about at Lincotn Hall tast night, which was greatly | However this may be, i appears that for some by the secretary, W. H. Daniel, esq . 4 ;? | lorty reasons why this information should be apes by a large number of guess cause Jones bac threatened some daysagoto | and in the absence ot the president, dismissed beside ‘mentioned in the motion. homas Taylor, Ir, son of the microscopist | shoot Howser on sight, and if ke was notin- | Mr. Wunder was selected to preside. | The act was a private one, and it prescribes of the Agricuitural Department, has been ap- | tormed of Jones’ intentions, sdme of his -N. Hurdle, the engineer appointed to | that prosecutions shall be only by presentment pointed to a position in the storm signal service, | friends were ms much as two weeks ago. the question of a road from the aqueduct | and indictment, and it appears that the ease anil assigned to duty at Buttale, N.Y. esterday afternoon, a few minutes before four | at Georgetown toa point on the Leesburg turn- | does not come up in that manner. He did not Alou lock this morning officers Guy and k, Howser called at the honse of Mr. | pike, at or near Falls Church, reported that | know that Congress had the power to inhibit a Fleet noticed twe colored men near the corner and some conversation tobk place be- | after acarefnl survey and comparison of the | party trom practicing his industry without ask- of ith street and the canzl, having in their n him and Jones and two Mises Burns. | routes pointed ont to him, the pees erga ing another private party. Perhaps they had hands five dead chickens, (necks broken), and ing this conversation Jones asked Howser to | located by the board of directers, through theit | thie power, but the question did not arise here. Pursuing them they dropped the fowls. The fy ey Sn & Sak being produced a | engineers. Mesers. Brewer and Wilson, was the | 1t was clear that this information eas wok aici Officers succeeded in arresting one who gave the | friendly d: k was taken. Jones then left the | best route for the company’s purposes, the under the statute, and he would grant the mo- name of Wm. Thomas. Toom, and Howser plactng his elbow on the post | easte-t to keep in repair, and could. be bullt at) an At the sunual meeting of the Baptist Sanday | of a bed continned to converse with the ladies. | @ leas expense thant the, atten ee ce Mr. Harrington said that he had been asked «ol Unionat the E street Baptist Church on | Jones returned. ar ngaplstolat Howeer's | report was xccompanied by numerous maps, | to tiie an information in thie cme bet hana: Monday evening, the following officers were | bead. so near ns to the left ear. discharged | profiles, exhibits, &c., and | A large meeting of stockholders of the Fairfax Amnasements, &c¢., To-nicht. LADIES UNDERWEAR, te which she wonld call the attention of the ladies of Washington, and which ebe will sell at very low = en ~ — “ee STREET iT SOUTH OF NEW YORE CHEAPEST 4 CTH OF NRW ¥ otes cn Corinthians @and Princess . logy. By Duke of ae, 31 mapa, The question, Who are deaconsof one yea was called, and the foltwing having passed their examinations their characters were ay proved: Francis H. Shipley, Henry D. Bishop, Samuel W. Haddway, Lewis G. Martin, Frasicr | Furr. The character of W. 0. Ross was passed. | Leshe H. Davis passed the examinationsof the | _™® 1015 Pennsylvania avenue. third year. a ‘The examination of the character of traveting | N®¥ Beene Elders was resumed. and Rev. J. H. Waugh, the | + Presiding Elder ot the Rockingham district, re- Ported that the church was progressing, not Tapidly, but safely and surely; some increase of PHILP @ SOLOMONS. membership; two new churches were built; class and prayer meetings are better attended, and Teligions literature has a good circnlati characters of the following were exam passed: JH. Waugh, It. Mt Kennedy, A. P. cade. J. W. Wolff, J.J. Engle, G. BR. Jetter- son, J. M. Follausbee. J. F. Liggett, S. 8. Ryder, W. A. Harris. George R. Jefferson was | te Sigh yith continued as supernumerary. David Shoat! | Frame 8 Drake died during the year. Around the Work. Rey. E. F. Basey, P. E. of the Roanoke dis- | Twenty Years Ago trict, reported bis work as advaneing. His character and the foliow J.P. Etchison, Williamson Harris. J. H. Temple, i S. ra aT HN. KING, Jr.'s, MASONIC TEMPLE. CORNER NINTH AND F #TSKETS, Few importation direct from Paris of @ fine selee- Biography nearly ten U tion of FLOWERS AND KID GLOVES, for recent AN Shatew of best OPERA KID GLOVES at 91.59 An tof LACES, LACE A complete : wd foreign authorities. with orig: By a Boston Lady f, N 0 r : oe and Bost clincd, as he regarded the law unconstita- | N. Gray, H. Stoi . gti here Dickens Chasing cut sale of WINTER BON elected for the current y President, ¥ the weapon. Thi Mevous questions from the mem! tional. Pict niet the usual notices the conference ad- HATS at 8) por cent. Ss. H. Mirie i ent, J. S. Pol the 1 was snap iy jhe fully and satin actors The case of Kate Waters, charged with keep- nna " * is recordin: Smith: correspon- | out, « der Miss Burne kicked it advantages ot the road ax ir ing a bawdy bouse (appeal trom Police Court), | | Rev. Dr. Young, of Nashville, Tenn., succee ls | “ tary, CS. Mixter, treasurer, Samuel | the Le exclaiming at the time, “Give | Brewer and Wilson, rt, ¥ was continued. M. Veatman. Crnevit Covet.—O'Leary agt. Clar for plaintift, nominal damages. C Rev. Dr. Huston as pastor of ‘Trinity Cha Baltimore. Key Mr. Cowles, Presiding Elder of Lynchburg district, who broke his leg a few itto me, and Jet me finish him.” Howser by | route. The report was a this time bad escaped through the door, and | located as reported npon Jones pursued hom, snapping the pistol as he ee The Pantarchal Market Spsce, to the fact that he hes verdict ¥ ms ‘ Latter; verdict for plaintitf, nominal damages, | 48 480, is recovering rapill : tunis % Shihan ay FREE LOVE AND NATURAL went, and when near the corner ot K street, Pouce Cov Judge Snell—To-day, James = FNGRAVING, PRINTING ,, LITHOGRAPH ee + ae a oe pit DOD TIME COMIN: ee ee ee ee ropose to puch | Wilton was arraigned charged with larceny of CITY ITEMs. ING, BINDIEG. ices. He corle hair for Scents @ ect Helen & certificate of incorporation which attracts | Porm, Tam, topards him, among whom desirable improvement | @ Watch valued at $25, belonging to Mra. C. — uch comment has recently been filed and re | Sots * Just received a large assortment of KID ES, which he will sell at $1 per pacr— Kemem: Monroe. The watch was stolen on the 23d of mpletion February, and Officer Evans recovered it. inst Faxcy Goons at cost. for a fe at Davis’, 801 Market Space, ¢ ——e corded in the off of the Recorder of Deeds, | They ik him wnder the general incorporati The cer- hk and I streets, tifteate is q tite a lengthy one, and & headed “Incorporation certificate of the charter or jet of tneorporation of the Pantarchal Uni- ity 3 # itution ef 1 PHILP 4&4 SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLEKS 4ND STATIONERS, THIS 18 THE LAST WEEK of the great sale of Fancy Goods at cost, at Davis’, S01 Market | mara NNSYLVANIA AVENUR sage apa anc L®7.07, SEW Books FoR s\ue at For Corss, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing 4 SEILLINGTON'S [BOCESTORS. Nails, &c., visit Dr. White's rooms, No. 535 15th | poor Mise Fiche” My Wilkie hina’ Brice @t street. opposite Treasury Department, Washing- | Recollections of Past Life. By Sit Henry Bolland. ton; No.7 North Charles street, Baltimore. 2 ce $2. aT aes # Public Opinion in Ireland—Switt, Whoo, THE moer celebrated and successful Latrobe | "CSntianannl Crum Pee SF ea Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; leo, Ne Moorland Princess. By the author of “011 Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at naile's 5 © $175. Hamilton & Pearson’s, No. 4, Y.M. C. A. Build- Paty A Novel. By the author of * Rookstone. i. ing, 9th and D streets The Mystery ot Translated from the Fi y of Orctv ——— ‘THERMOMETERS and Barometers are Tench. iy mae 76 cent o THE FUNERAL of the late Capt. Thomas Je took place this this afternoon from nce of Capt. Kelly, on Pennsylvania tween Ith and Ikth streets. Hiram 10, F. A.A. M., and Friendship ddd Fellows, of w organizations sed was a member, attended the a bod, week of a woman to whom-Wilson had sold it for $9 through u third party; judgment reserved. ; dal Tront ef the left ear and pas: through the head, makingits exit ir right ear. But little could be done except to theoretical and practical. of the gra: stop the flow of blood, and to give him stimu- | t! normal aviversity, with pianctary purposes of | lant, after which he was removed on a litter to | funeral in = pari coal philoceph vtechnology a tence | His father's residence, en Sth street, between NJ} Pox.—The wife of Phillip Rothman, mn trades and art, and, with aid of illustrative | , jones, atter following Howser a short dis- 5° van ee oes Cplictestes nae ects, teaching im every department of hu- down sth street, and was met by . auon 6th street, eevenn © strect ans man aTairs.” whosaid “You are my pasoner.” | Louisiana avenue, is reported to be sick wth ‘The dates ef the incorporation acts are cited cd that he was the sory mae he | Small pox. She — an infant only oes = and a» der the caption of “Certificate on D. as he intended to surrender himself to | Old, and the family are represented to be in laration.” Stephen Pearl Andrews, of the first ofiicer he met. On going to the sixth | Very destitute circumstances. rtin Pouleson and Edward Shepherd, col- red, charged with being drunk and profane. Martin said he never swore; he had sworn of, and was a church member. He was dismissed and Shepherd tined $3. ‘Theophilus Howard, charged with the same offence and disorderly conduct. The officer who arrested him said he was coming down 7th strect, and jostling against every one he met ina most insialting manner. Howrd is a student of the Howard University. and brought witnesses to prove his good chara ter, and that he was a member of the Isracl Sunday school, and the case was dismissed, John O'Connor, charged with using loud and I ADIES’ HAIB BRAIDS &c_, &e 4 plete assortment of BRAIDS now aiphs' Hair Stere, Also, other Bair famery, and Totlet Articles g-neraliy Hair Work Bepaired, and faken mene: ange. d directly nit ofthe ‘ g 3 & rfamery Store, 13th ot.. ap wales. JUST RECEIVED—A fue amortment of Borg man’s 8 ZEPBYR EMBROIDERED suiPr EBLIN ZEr PaTTEESe. — irree 25, BO re | om oreneres to wl) at the lowes Teen oa a LERCH, rs e S. 3 repaired ™ Coli ent Detweor Gene h ri > ortimer ine ween York; Augustus French Boyle precinet station he asked Lieutenant Eckloft if Se RE boisterous, language in a door way on Maryland | and made to order by Hempler, near 4x street | TS, Piunges for 'a Pearl. By o1 exas; Jéseph W. Parrish, ill., and | he would be required to make a statement ana | WR WovLp caut. special attention to the ad- | avenue. He an petted Ds Cicer Kenmedy: | ene iisenters. or The Outcasts. Prien 75 conta SEWING MACHINES. Wart seriting | was anewercal in the affirmative; and his friends | yertisemeut of Green & Williams, auctioneers, | late at night with his head badly bruised, ana ‘Ad anes eof Katherine Naunders, s re ation of | when they came to see him appeared to be ap- | Of the public sale, to-morrow, on the premises, | very drunk. O'Connor said that he mot lost his | Georgetown vertiseme + | Absa inthe Storm. By Ouila. Pric ae SOREN learning, cand Tor the | prehensive that he had made some statement, | at 4 ¢-clock p. oH alt pe ap gh ait See tae cn | Oke Sip Sie G BEEERDIRGE a | iid Beasts. By C purpescs and under the authoray above speci- | and seemed beiter satistied when told that none Sth emeee Gee 4 str ‘White pleaded Guilty ae net eet Lo 1 d will be paid if returned to E. Price $1.0. in IMPROVED NOISELESS LOOK STITOR fed. and with the number and names of the | had been made. Jones, we believe, hails {rom tothe oaths or Cea we "depositing Sight cod ne ® nuleance | i Yous: Gesreeen. mi2-3* "| Wilfred Cumbermede. By George Macdonald. Price scer ana aecttz OF Managers, and with the | Philadelphia, and iy a photographer.” He was | t0 the estate of George W- Young, dl treet: but omicers Field and Wit | FAXHIDITION AND CONCERT: Can the UM Love? A Novel. Pricetp conte, FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. number and specifications ot the professorships | formerly a member of Heald’s band. His father <Ciote Site Moma Tatimer & Cinary ibe dates a ges cena. E Brow to Live on s Dine tnd teil c Bop Betsots hereivaiter contained, with its seat in the Dix. | was telegraphed for last evening, Il have a closing eale of their Orirate nx | arms, told the Judy 1 to he: penaiteeg y; | The scholars of the WEST GEORGETOWN M Hystof Columbia. end de file the same in the | Jones was bronght before Judge Snell in the | Will have a closing sale of their Orient: ite however asked to be permitted to efice of the r: RK. SABBATH S°HOOL. will give an Rx! d Concert ut the Weat Georgetown ME. WEDNESDAY EVENING, March bit Bartog exclusively the Self Adjasting Shuttle Ton- sion and Reversible Fend. thus enabliug tue agers. Tae Machines ect on 3 to- ; ise 0 tor to fasten seams ¥ of deeds for said District, | Police Court this morning on the charge of | 800ds to-morrow. when we would advise our moenthiy instalments of $16! E en ne: , | eaders to attend, as they seldom get such an op- the said act of Congress specitically di, | assault and battery on Howser with intent to | Tea! x 3 : s (ithe said managers being thirteen in | kill bim. Mr. Closs stated that he had seen the | PoF!unity to purchase rare and beauti‘ul articles bring witne: New Reniedics. A Quarterly Retrospect of Thera: tics, yr &c. Price 8 cents. s to show he was acting under instructions of the proper authority, and the case was postponed for this purpose. ‘Alco, REPAIRING done =. x 5 Ino, orm . Ochek. ee Ne TTT Barker bene = physician who had attended Howser.and hehad | at their own figures Keuben A. Bacon, charged with carrying on a| | Tickets. 25 cents. S. fo eS pees aptaye MITETEAD. Agent he trustees. directors. or managers, are the | stated that the wound was very dangerous, and NoTWITHSTANDING ‘the Tecnt severe enow | Lusiness Without the proper license, failed to N pve COTPO it was impessible tosay at p.esent what would z ty le recent severe snow tors, with Kuth W. Briggs, N. ¥ nd, and an attachment was ordered to be feDonald, oth C whe be the result. Jones was thereupon committed | storms, the crowd of 1a hock to Davis’, Y.; Theron C. Letan: M Joseph Thomas, colored, charged with OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY sro AND BLAN S01 Market to bargains in f teal bank check, valued at $36, « by | TERGPERTY ON 30 TRENT? IN GEORGES feat fate prices, for aah” LOAN SPMD BG. : : : Market Space. to secure bargains in fancy | stealing a bank cheek, valued at 0G, dea vn ; 7 AaS me ir prices, for cash. , = 1 Fs Pecicicn ener: Mae See SUR ie SOI of Che alate eis, are ane ee last week | Mesere’ Weolford i Shiiberg, which they haa | 7 By virtue of a deed of trnst tothe ander urTiogha FING, EXGRAVING “Puuwting (480 8 WASHINGTON LOAN OFFIOR AND Cand M. C.0 Dee DG | “ower. Of bis great sale at cost. Ladies will do well to | enclosed ina letter to be sent to the post office. fh: l-dated Jan 27, A.B. 160, and recorded the AN BINDIN Ig DOME TO OF DER. ALAM. The peotiaeceshine ste 40 tone Rint-classaaa wakear adil *Workingmen bear this in mind 1 ive James A. McGowan testified to mak. in the land records in liber 638, at flio ss), | Zhe publie are invited, to call and exam No. 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fom two to fifteen hundred assistant or second. | = a Siena Gas -| ing the arrest of the prisoner, as also a boy So ey TT ise “Under National Mi itan Bank Betwren chan peotneen ty cae a oe MEKTING IN THE FIPTERNTH DISTRICT. No OxsTERS.—Inspector General Gatchell, of | whom ‘Thomas had employed to get the check well: at the premisery on TUESDAY. oth ‘and next door t0 Jay Gcoke & Cas, The Best Private Loan Office tm the City, wenolong- ae on Gn inguiry into and of the | The Gorernor and Board of Public Works En- the Board of Health, reports no new arrivals | cashed. He was sent te jail to await the action | day of March, &. D. 1872, Iwo foot) of Lot No. 1d. te | eelate Washington. DO Money Loaned at one half the usual rat bshaneos pf tet S polie corsed—Congressional Interference Deprecated, | either at the fish or oyster wharf. No oysters | or the frand jury. William Thomas, colored, | Rest W feet ty the depth 180 fort) of Lot No. 1 redeemed Pledges in Solid GOLD WATCHES applicable to every System of Bein, ental the New Government has had a Fair rial— | in market. charged with’ stealing tive chickens, : ant Movement in the Universe; Intesrali Grganization of a Workingman's Association. = Guy testified to making the arrest r Bargains woods eld, and to chasing Thomas tor some distance.when rivate entrance from the rect = « fi “ Divorce” drewa tair honse at the National Notwithstanding the inclemency of the " dre: Minna ative | weather last might about fifty worktagmen we | Theater last evening, notwithstanding ihe cnn roow, ictuiioe tatwree,| WASHINGTON HOTELS. a fine w ef the Universal All Sided and CHAINS Pt tee Philosophy; Alwats, new § e i —s " ee ha i he dropped the chickens; they were recovered, to each story, frc E IMPERIAL HOTEL, “PECIAL ROTIUE Language. Frangkwa, thenew Universal Popa- | *mbled at the Columbian Law Bulldings tore- | Sorta.) The play is an nd styie. SOMA | gd Wher judge continued the "ease Until tie "One-third cash: the residue in two equal (Lars Janwess Hoven.) | SPECHAL NOTIOR: in on People's 4 guage, and Polyglotism or | ©Tgahize the 15th district _workingmen’s aseoc.. | Put up eee ee y owner of the chickens could be found. Edward payments, at one abd two yeara reapectively. soteas JAMES SYKES, Proprietor. HEBZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE, Phonetics, and the off o¢ 1 Staak | avon. Before the meeting was called toorder | Araska Drawonps. Uroide, Plated Torto’ Jor son, charged with keeping a disorderly house interest af ten per centum per anni. and tobe se- ? 2 Establiched in the District in 1852, ts 4 F ie n- | it became apparent that hese Tih the obiets | Shell and Jet Jewelry, with gold wires L = ion apr rnd sd — td = = Gured by 9 dord of trust upon the seer ey — FRoxting Pewnxsvivania AVENUE, REMOVED To 621 C STRKET. Ps the | SOLS present net in sym w e objec styles, recei rigg’s Jewelry S: n the case of Sophia Crush, charged with as- | down when the property nocked off. Convey Spiris Katecnee ana’ Se Fit Communication | 1F which it was called: the most conspicuous | 325 Penna. reba oe 4s; and ed sault and battery on Mra. J. T. Essex, in| ancipg and stampe at purchascr’s cost. Sea OS neta avara, Burwess Gru axp Tru Oraxsre N. W., Srizis Existence and of Spi Stirpiculture ani | Of these chronic objectors being George W. pia teas Georgetown, which was before the court ‘last J: mM" CRPERTON.{ Trustees. Wasnixstos, D.O. . One Block Above the Bormer Stand. Hemocuiture, Scientific Preductionand Culture | Hatton. They were called upon to leave by the | ‘Te New Jersey weitole, to-morrowevening, | week and continued till to-day for witnesses for ~ THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ef the Human Race; Domestic. Political an 4 Sergeani affording consider- at Masonic Temple, promises to be a very e detence to come forward, the Judge said that oa oa Thankfn! to the public for eae. it 21 Lonisiana avenue, thus secaring Civil Economy, exteniling to the Kight Conti | able amurement to the assembly they left. Joyable affair. merely negative testimony would not answer to ETZ & HENDERSON, . the past, tho jctor asks his old friends and ps a Srosting ‘on, Gos epee ee usehold; tothe Production and | _™t- Wm. Bowen called the meeting to order, ————__-+e--______ disprove the veracity of prosecuting witness. re nuacemscks to Geo. W. Orme,) Horate teat the secommedations of hie, present es. | tac entrances, fry ‘Olce tn ae uitable Distribution of Wealth, and to the | @@dupon his motion Mr. Henry A. Grant was The Erie Ring Broken at Last. He fined Sophia Crush #10 and costs. In the ME GhOCeitaa ac feblishinent, which be promises eball be found jounding of Model Asylum for the Sutfering as ©#iled on to preside, and Mr. Herbert Bartley | Gen. mx stccette bac case of the alleged chicken thief, Wm. Thomas, barged with stealing five chickens last night, and arrested by Officer Guy, the owner of the Er mee : , na | was chosen secretary. The directors of the Erle rairo ‘ia trainee atase or Gentian with Fauperc, | A constitution and rules for the government | yar’ yesterday afternoon to fill v: ud ‘acancies private Loan Office District. Baving been established in this city for twenty years, 1 need only t the transections lers in FINE UCEBIES, WINES, LIQUORS, least equal to the best in Washi: Le TEAS, & jand tf Titep. Ghron of the past ass guarantee fur fhe future. 89 Brinck STKEST, Georgetown, D.C. Goods delivered in any part of the District free of | 66 ” CHARGES BEKZBERO, large cities and elzewhere;/Mtelicine; uric: | of the new aanociation, similar to thowe ofother | board of directors. “One after, another the Gulckens, Mrs O'Neil, came forward and iden- | charges _"mar = eens LOAN OFFICE AND SALESKOO ; i “ape such associations were submitted, and after be- rectors resigned, and their places were fi titled them, an: e Judge fined Thomas $2) a < — VERMONT AVENUE. 626 Louisiana avenue and 621 ( street, Pemegey Tren ng Moldy tending to the | NE discussedat considerablelemgih, were unae- | santgne canthe Le nt and cont and costs. URING ESTAS aERE eee - Sm” Between bth and 7th strects Keconciliative Theology of the New Cathohite tees Cog cages tice ib bees: <es thle oy rere removed from the : si TRIOTFesabl shed 1631 Highest prenriam awar- T. BOESSLE & 808, ere : ¥. extenah he r. Charles Joly y rhe ) ‘4 the Metropolitan Mechanic's Lu 1857. Dopeaion nn, Sechoolony ‘and Eereteon or | meeting bad been called in eo privates wan. | To ieee GEORGETOWN. Enaiee’ Dreases hawis, Cloak, de, Gc, cleaned | oe sty PRoraietons — : 3 ne - tend vertised i eciors of the : ———_———— e be er; if desired, witho : aber. and especially to the Skill of Jourt, wer. instead of being advertised in the papers, poeaieet wars Foe won THE Cawat.—The report that the water was | Veivete: Furs Rid Hoste Stcrs ‘and Kid Gloves C, & Fitcarp, roe to he a ot Laterature generally. Mr. Bowen explained that the Workingmen’s man; assistant, J. D. White; suy rintend turned, into the canal on Sunday night is & mis- | cleaned In a style unsurpassed in ne Reg tat oal ° EBBITT HOUSE, (Mon.)—Anthropology and Ethic: St I min this district had been allowed | George Ty McClellan,” Monee: aperintend take. The water is still out, owing {to the fact | from2to 24 honrs. Dress Goods, Shawls, acanos, or Aeevneiatina. won ex to Social Attract nd to run ¢ and there being great need of | 6. PIL. Archer, Geer ; r Peet aint Clarke was requested not to turn | Hhhons Plumes, Kid Gloves, &.. &c , Gent — or to Social Attraction: and fl r orge C. Hail, Mr. Drake, of | well-organized clubs for the benetitof the labor- Corning, W. W. Sherman if ¥ ¥ it in until the new lity of Temp ing men, it was thought best to have a meeting | B. I aha Jokn e: yj G aments; Math: Cloaks, Conts, Pants, and Vests dyed osmology and Astronomy; Chem manuer. Guaranteed to be the best n, George Ste Wwater-main across College pond is completed. The millers and others con oe a DRY GOODs. TERY STABLES Blogs: including Protatsioce” Wevaryart: | f'n few fitful and tras fread ot the cause tight atthe delay ana the wow Tana | aate aeegeente Ge remgerremety | —____RY_GOO eee eee STA slogy. including Protistolo egatolozy, doreanixe ia be oer ee = z jelay, say W Main | attended tu. Goods received and ret 5 i 7 E ARE No! SIN. - — — —— or ei And Analogs son Zeciogy std P| Mtalotganize, ate whlch others won ip ang, ase Back a | might have en pel info Waces te ane J WHEMRY Pee | WE SMEAR UISEG mencawe | (CONGRESS ppARERS, follows: “Being 19 elude all disorganizers anc th ch a | betwren Dand E hot February. Every day's delay in the | After the meeting Geveral Dix notified Jay Horses: ugies for Hire, and « fresh supply of good Horses f ho were uot the friends of the labur- | Gould of th nt men anc reopening of the canal inflicts on our city the for nule every week. tion, and as president of the road r 5 PROFESSIONAL. yeh ay RICHARD VANT. Proprietor. cotema made a tormal demand for the surrender of | !0** of thousands of collars, which falls not only BLE ‘ ppp ewer genta ju sexier t andothers gave their views in favor | documents and papers in Gould's possession. | "Pen the millers, coal dealers. and commision NAILOK S STABLES, 1326 K ST. KIAGER of rhe latest styles Fganiza:ion as was p « her’s interest: neral Sickles merchants, but upon retail tradesmen of all hinds. It is hoped that the water will be turned on to-night, but itis not generally believed that such will be the ease, although the contractor at ¢ ccompanied United St Marshal Crowley in delivering this lett Gould was inthe presiient’s room surronn: by a strougguardol policemen. General Sickl a Lawns, ‘using, Percales, Tarletans, Muslins, Sheetings, Napkins, Towels. Shirt Jory, Gloves, and Notions. PIECE ths, Doeskins, Oassimeres, Meltons W BARNES. DENTIST, REMOVED + to 110 Sixth street, between A CS Beouth, two squares north of unvy yard street cars. are t their District gow- i r ee Ae (_———_—_————— E Dd ILEY, 38. JEWE z STENOGRAPH EES END = REPORTERS WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. Offices—Room 5, Barbour’ oO S ol TEIN &@ z r and. ie cular attentic u , . E. Z BRAILE es Horees, and Ht always for sal sing roached the door and demandat onan College pond has promised to complete his work Late with Oficial BF Prices very low and no deviation. c—_ — . jaeodelic imstiectonn s well as the national government y notice was taken of this demand. ‘The to-day. | Jt is indeed unfortunate that the new 5 Porters of Chtcaze metas & WxEsi = = ERI orts; and with an uitert | They desire to work silentiy and’ effectuall force: 1 the anti-Gould men snecee aeeer dae not put in In time to open the canal in rim Chancery, U. 5. Courts. marl-tf 20 7th street. N. FASHIONABLE CaRRiagEs w tw the organic and fed | rather than to parade themselves before the i jouli rushed from the | S¢ceTdance with the original intention of Presi- Jonge” | lsarm: me mt and to the triendly | cand admit ragtag and bobtail iieak otwe Naw hair hotly pi pumubers to divide them, as had always | finally read the letter to Goulit one heretafore. then formally entered the presi: Jobnson replied that there were hundreds | assumed control, of good workingmen who would no doubt be | At half-past ‘OB RECEPTIONS. wued by Crowley, who THE ARLINGTON STABLES, 1784 G Breeer, skaR Wan Darantxeny, n advancement or pro- tions, to the grand mutual | ion of humanity and to the virtual inaugnration of a millenial order on this plar Tur New Buitpine Assoctation met last night, and after organizing. under the name of the Eighth Building Association of Georgetown, adopted a constitution. Atthough the weather general Dix lent’s room and ¢ o'clock this morning evé a al 32 om hand and for hire the month, v between 13th and Mth. South: aims Comminsign Se ‘ t ry thre wrlae genetiont ; glad to join them, and if they were determined | thing was 4 at the Erie Railfeal offi Was bad.the room was filled to its utmost ca- | Building shone bee Reports furnished of testi DEALERS IN bo i tor i mettinnss ee SSM in Schml Ms : on With sotew he would enter his solemn i iil occupied the Building in strong | Pactty. Itis supposed some 3,000 or more shares | mony avd other proceedings in Court, Depositions WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, , ye pee ade ° protest against it. He charged that the cunsti- he clerk of David Dudley Field was | Will be readily taken as soon as the books are imChancery, Arguments in Patent Uases, Ac- 4 ors. ‘attention paid to horses. B — eee eeerich wlopted by a few | compelled to surrender the books and paper: | Ohened. ‘The association will meet see on | eee — CLOCKS AND FANCY Goops, 8 -3R.. Proprietor Ss © PEWs aT THE MergorotiTax M district which was to govern all | which he had taken from the safe ‘Thursday night tor the purpose of electing ofti- FOSTER, M.D. DENTIST, = * vR —— = = = = Cusace—A macteg ef the ote ani ter joined the association. — cers. See advertisement. 5 * No. 1106 New York ave... 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GENTLEMEN’S OUTFITS. Bictroyolitan M. F. Chareh was held last night | _ Mr. Bowen said to make short work of it they iz asa Wom _Gnaty.—The schooner Margaret Ella arrived | fb 24-co%m southeast coraer of 12th. Geis’ atch eciniead ania sh b gma pore wae diagieng ae ol reget oor age fogy-doctrines—he had seen | | The Deca 1) Mamet, of the 2 Xepterday from Alexandria with 1,400 bushels of ABE FENDALL. REG FENDALL. po 5 ~ Coming year. Mr. Williams was tue auctioneer, portant measures discussed ‘and adopted in | the following:-—-On ‘Tucaiay seen Wheat, consigned to Hartley & Bro.; the wheat — Washington. Dw. | SL WILLETT & RUOFF, ad a Stized Bir. Cronin said they were losing time is pare eiligent, stopped at one of i x y, with 1, rN - 24 una % year. opt egy mortage ds {talking any longer onthesubject_the discuss eed ae tele, She told the landlord | buehels of wheat, consigned to Hartley & Bro. | sau9-tt Con Boer ee Pee ee Avesce. 2 1B DIAMONDS, ac., 3 905 PEAMSYLVAMIA AVERUE, Seay Rett OF, the, most desirable last night | ¥aeall out of order. He hoped they would not | that he had but little moncv, ant wane ee | ene steamer Columbia, from Baltimore, arrive RICHTEX, == = embraced thoce ‘not before diepored off ite | allow themselves to-be broken tp bra reueiene | stop with. hime (eae oey grod-natuced | at Hyde's wharf this morning with S10 bushels Seiteas OF moore on Have just received ed for the feet chalee wee 450, mivec te Finally all became reconciled to the situation, | landlord told her that that was all right—that | of wheat for Wm. H. Tenney & Sons, and 590 ly 936 Pa Det. Sth and 10th ste. BENS. L. ROOD. Rabie Ge eR TTLN! | ancien ceeencmeat oe eetiee he would hold her trunk as security for all vletl- | bushels of oats for Beall & Shoemeben oo-ly head z SaRskiiteteabais a “ THE SPRING STYLE 81LK HAT, selected pew No. 5 the lett of Laat |." Whereas itappeare that from thevery begia- | ciency in his regular Charges for board. Noth- | | Tux DaMaGe BY THE Stonw at Ai sraeer | = ———— — | Hic hes kept the large opposition Jewelry store tt ie, audaneet tae The cetablies cur present government, combiaed a1 ing more was said until this morning, when the | BRIDGE.—Editor Sfor_ It Is not true, as pub- UNDERTAKERS. ‘Will uow sll off the wost Fellable WATOHES. ict | g239-4¢ NEW AND HANDSONE. 1 about midway. The established def rte are ancoutinnally made b ite irl i gee Gee she jones to go to St. tere teat She Georactewe end of the M street JEMELET, ope. pa 5) Se Sp per cant tn waking the agereg = Dist e *s mane ed with te: re ro pridge 5 " TRY 2 NB a oe pees | swarms cine eee Gis sear The ext higher! wan that “en ig ecuutiucand goguesrefah iat: | Hunk’ “and. the” wan ot” io. Tue the | Note eek meee ee ame the creck: | PCD F, HARVEY, ALONZ0 AAR fen inca tn exch for teal ontaie INSURANCE COMPANIES aed to the wae re Ne. ‘4 ‘by memorials tm | /*ndlord retused at the time to comply with, | or new abutment walls, was detached or fell; 7 « ovat : Soden Gen. Porshe ot ix i so far appears | but demanded atout €1 due him on ey ies | eee excavating for a’ foundation for the re HARVEY @ MARR, jet “Wo. 465 PENNSYLVANIA AVER ‘tan Beact be untonnded and she had no money, that her trunk con ned valuables that she could not dispose of taining wall of the abutment, forty feet below recoguize ir the men ih the street, in made earth, the rain of Saturday elt end well Known ene: B*4scea OFFICE UNDERTAKERS, ee t or Tun = : pti ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. BEW YORK LIFE INSU COMPANY. . Ml abd well tance attr, and promised him a quick remit. | night caused m Keavy slide of earth, carrying | N° 934 F Sterer, between Ninth and 7 V SCHOOL IGE MEDICINE, fant ASSETS 0 (eh g15,000.900.. 8" ea ohn fer og aS rkingmen of these) | tee as soon as she arrived in St. Louis. | with it a small Portion of ue Plankroadway and | yre741 LIC BURIAL CASFS AND CASKETS The conree of instruction in't ns for the District of Col ave taken >on, S116; No. ive district of the District of Columbia, de | 1 Fog es arranged for her departure— | sewer. Aue one Covuxs, © every description Bacena Winter Session aud a S apied by Messrs. Nilee & SUG, No the Congress of the Unite! | the $10 furnished. but, as she was getting unon nperintendent eet bridge. ; 7 inter Session begins on the johneon. (Rocan 12, Federal Block, corner of Fant to Mr. M Interents aud’ the Ingereste ¢ St. Louie train, an onticer from Cairo, with | March 12th. 172, ii mar Vly EROUDS, tee on the 22d of Fe The Sommer | 7 eee we Faueray Block. ca ntenanci the efforts of roby id his} s in his pocket, nd upon her ler anid said, “You are arrested—my pris- oner.” Before she could make things satictace adcucete hie ile tory to the officer, the train left the depot with Cooke. nnd appreciate tuily the eff tis he | the young lady in charge of the Caire offices, Ny Perpetuate the republican paryy here | She was brought before one of the justices of —__, ALEXANDRIA. A New Way to Pay Otp Dents.—A col- —— a ICHAED W. BARKER, ig won being on the Weth of et and continucs ‘ees for Se or Session, $55 ‘or oulars OABINET MAKER AND CNDERTAKEE, aldrese Prot CHAS. W. CHANCELLGS, D., Dean of the Faculty 612 ELEVENTH STREET, near F. = pudlicans to disrupt aud d- mor- | gio an party of the District . as republicans and lal “Old ard Reliatle' New York Life, and " lctoe will be insted upon ail the moet approved plane now : ‘Liberal Tadacements offered to solicitors. HBNBY D bappy at ali Himes to see the icy holders and friends of the where " BALI ored man named Robort Jobuson, well known OF REMOVAL —A M. TUBMAN Acc22.Smi* Bole Agent for District ot Camara, Palie Werke Ran yey Cantidence in | the peace—her trunk broken open and contents | for his rascality, who owed e reetcurees keeper | FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE ANI: 1 his PAPERHANGING we —_— Le s Public Works hae ne b examied. It was Sound to conmin Cte | ae $1.50, being dunned for the KEPAIKE Ce Berd ep ory eg oy burglar tools, four changes of suits and masks, and about $500 in counterfeit money. Upon & money on Saturday last, asked his creditor if he would take a load of wood in settlement of the Cowan. so E_ NATION. METROPOLITAS tun to 413 Ninth street, between D and Baud in be INSURANCE COMPANY, a1 a by oud nnimpea i i next thirty days, ind in or TUE ate veo investigation snd npon a close exam- | debt. Being answered in the affirmative, he | 7 WENSE REDUCTIO . PAPERHANGING, WINDOW SHADES, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. to Me ite and be ed ination in a private room, lt yas ascertained | went to the warket square sed Soe ees I PICTURE FRAMES, CABOMOS, ce teri ehaakints coer ohio bmn dhe, beyond a doubt that the woman was a man; | tryman who hada small wagon load’ of woot ee % : steve’ und that, too, of & very respectable family of | for sale there, that he would take it, got him. te Tore cycapest onda! iit =i cs no a in fine placed fi ho nae nee "pon it. | Memphis. Tenn. He had so disguised himself | drive tothe creditor's house and unload. He in THIDAY'S PATENT LiPTING SPRING re | CASE PITAL. renee 100,008 Veeal pel ae ee Chlgvon, paint, &c,, that it was | then led him around to several groceries on PERIOR INDUCEMEN'S. VATCH CAS! jented February 3.1872. This | omcetn a ‘Be given on the fret Sunday Mammee a capable of oft to tell him from the feminine | pretense of getting the money but really seeking OR TD NTS. eee a EEL Cet spring can be every size case, and ix war- ted for ten years at cost of oaly 76 cents; the old Drice being & tots. it " Present occupants retaining “t igh many of us were opp sed to t ry . FINE WaTCR e was handed that dare. MG LY, President. ee ee TODD, Vice Prewident. ver to Marshal Wilson, or | &n opportunity to give him the slip, which in- ent form of government in ite Jaception, v ‘¢ to Memphis, where the | tention being discovered. he was arrested and SAMUEL CBOsS, ‘ . AND JEWELRY BE- “ L pecially semand Sf Copares that — q arges of crimes preterred against him will be py in boy ewe the ee = ‘BATES. "i P cng enow show ils results, es nLY § i of Tue Star have already been warn t for sneak thieve: apartments in dwe valuavlest man, well known to the police. was at the ‘Mayor's office again this morning. ‘The charge against him this time was that he had knocked down a man named Murray, from Maryland, in The resolutions were adopted unanimously, | a Terni Ki ‘owmcaleher iter which Mr. 4. K. Browne was elected per- | The Bangor Whiy tells the story of a terri maneut president of the 15th district working- | ride which Mr. Hufus Kilgore, a man living in FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER. + n's association by an almost unanimous vot. Oldtown, bad Tuesday evening. It seems that the houre ot Mrs. Connift; that Murray in his ae as Be eek as | ane amidst cheering the association adjourned. | he was walking on the Tailroail track in the di- | descent had fallen against Mrs. ‘Connift and hall of a hous rth- TEE aan et a vel ern market, and, finding nothi pero. | ANOTHER Ran New | Feetion of, his home when he was overtaken by | knocked her down, end that he fon fallen ate, canti and had ad- Jine to the National entered the pario: eral steps when he discovered a Lady us announcement & meet f the room. He seem=t rt house, im this city, on ed on making the di 1, further the prospect of ‘the proj eg pardon 7 In consequence of the lateness of the reason, and preparing for a large Spring Stock, which Iam now baving manufactured especially to order, I offer Pp a train, whieh was moving slowly on account of wae ek oemes | the deep snow. It was close upon him when he saeedtd at the | discovered tt, and a moment's deliberation con, focten ferro ced him that bis only course was to make against a stove and knocked it down, and that on the stove wasa kettle of Lowi 3 water by which she had been dreadfully scal THE NEW and large bell’ for the Baptist ; ‘ for the 4 -|& for the cow-cate! . did, bi or arr’ ee ee J have made 9 mists Bontgomert eHow eed ar aaeh the fOuanties of | Iniccalculated the speed of the trates wean fate eterno ces morning, and will he bung | “NEXT FEW DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS, close, w quickly aw part iy ery ; to connec: fi lady could fully comprehend the chance: with the raiiroad system of Pennylvania. The eg wae token tar ee toes dis | A Lancm nomen of bands for the fishing er straDge visit 5 or raise an alarm. The fel. | meeting was organized by calling Hon. toha 4 lew was epreloped in a bn, shores on the river were hired at Dumfries on VANDOREN. Saturday.— Gazette, last evening. cloak, and wor: Smith to the chair andappointing Mr. W.L. W. | fruity, that he managed to secure a grasp BUSINESS SUITS. i lung rately, and man —_—___ “ONE IDEA” Nght side-whiskers, which the lady is ¢ ced Seabrook secretary. Judge Smith ‘explained Simoes e Tait dae Jt is unnecesary to say that tae | the object of the meeting, and announced that Shere dung the th or eae or synalae S. 4: FEAFES. DENTIST, ball br was locked after this little episude. Several gentlemen from’ Mon! metry count: ie . opEnatte ‘above. avenue, Again we say, beware of sneal en Sie Hite. | Rr Fecfeut and te usted hat Jould ay? | teeth of the wind, and covered with flying snow — dress the meeting in thrown up by the locomotive in its way through ‘urtherance of the proposed Y Tuy Pnoronnn GRaxp Nationa enterprise: Mr. E; 3s qially of Montgomery pa position, and ‘nis ches fer below Ta he committees o} Jerent boatl county, was uu introduced ‘meeti ned and yachting clubs of the District held a mect | abd proceeded to set forth the advantages of | drowned by the noise of the wind and roar of ICAL, Fe be than; Betab- ltsmament in the cin all werk warranted. decl#-ém and 3 the train until Oldtown was reached, and he | J4M58 B. WILLIAMS, ing at the Dickson House last evening, aud railroad connection between Washington and disco: e ‘ ‘6 . r. was resolved tohave a grand national regatts the Penusiearin lee oe Westminster and | Was.discavered more dead than alive, “Assist A4TTORNEY-AT-Law, CASSIMERE PANTS WITH TOMATCR. on the Potomac during the coming scams ig mtermediane ance amd restoratives were at once eu lied, ints. Mr. Hall was followed by and the frightened and injured man will ua ¥™. H. Farquhar, doubtedly recover. This story is related with it ; Esq., at st | + | the hope (but not expectation) of lessening the | D.C. both residents of Mon county. | number of those who are in the foolish hawit of = “oot ee extiomen — at length of the taking peripatetic exercise on railways. troprictenanan; to "ait upon the different hotel | inter-communication between the "north; and | A TRAVELER in Polynesia concludes as a boat ‘roprietors and consult with them upon the E scription of the women of Tahiti: ‘The most ieability of raising @ hotel purse as one of a survey made as far back as 1526, and known | bashful and coy never will pass you without a the prizes. | Measurce w U1 be taken to procure a that time as the po pie SER en Ba She Mee Ih ely = wd po are on all i vhs ‘ashi ma cit ering in or her wi a ex- ortable hotel onsen. | masket Soe bay erie, milk, poultry cacy, 22,8 | gathering ‘Washington, and also comfortable noe % ibit ber buxom figure to full perfection. Or, modations at reduced rates for all ‘who may | other farm products to'the fare cog eee ae aso, pariape, ae Sail samme oe coquettishly, the coun- come to participate in the regatta. | ties through which the road will were ‘duly and ask you for the loan of your cigar, take a > ——— set forth, as Washington was well known to be | few puffs at it, and hand it back again grace- eor duly, to accomplish which it wit cessary to call on the liberality of our nd & Committee was appointed to sol ptions. A committee was also appointe consisting Of Messrs. Gardiner, Marbury, Fi Boom 2, on second floor of Barbour's Law Buiidiny ‘Washington. Removed from @84 Lowisiana avenue. nolé-tr 2088 fen’ and Vests sold at 12 selling now at PRS Fie Sed Yee ids Suns bs at ALL WOOL CABSIMERE PANTS, from 2.50 to @4 OVERCOATS. A BEDUCTION FROM 85 to $10 ON ALL HEAVY OVEECOATS. A FULL LINE BLACK SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES. @. STABK WEAT: ENGINEER AND SUPERT. 4 a orders promptly. 5 fo building at reduced ‘at tho old stanc , oruer New York avenue ard 1st) strevt. aplely PUtLpIne Association, Asem determined to reduce my Stock without delay , purchasers will find to their advantage te gi: won gp one = the twenty-third | one of the best markets ie es country, The ad- fully to the rather astonished owner; and then, AND BEST. me acall. e mklin Co-ope: ive vantage o! he rout na view ith tis ‘liment, which a most ome pane Attoctation last ight, eiz fee en | vaseho anand upom, and at the close of their likely don't untlescenea tet ‘you go your way in (in tober ASSEY, & CO." A. STRAUS, . sold at an average premium of 12 or e remarks @ committee of e nilemen ene pot. The your :. which is considered a very reasonable bgure tas appointed by the chair te proceed ts Aan Indy-love tn Fable eee (eas me Neat your iat G19 per deem pints POPULAR CLOTHIER, a Delis «nd urge upon the legislature the import- | stm around her neck, and she hers ‘Taos natural real hairs curls at #2 and <2 shou Fact no br PI ALE, PULADRGERIS 508. OT COE BH Laree Discownt to the Trade. & PA ea an%-tr 67 Greene strect, Georgetown, DO. your is anee of pasting the charter now pendinz before | waist, and han, on ir breast in a be sen by the ladies at C. Baum’scors t that bode. The commiting resolved to proceed | aflectionate magner et, ‘a: mueo imply h street, between D and E. He has to Ar napolis on Monday next.— Wesiminster | cance as walking &tm-in-arm, and much prettier ) Advocate. | to look ute? 1011 PENESYLVARIA AVENUE, Between 101TH anv llr StReers, jens ‘Three doors from llth street,