Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1872, Page 1

Bi . a —____ TF, THE EVENING STAR. rs TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Published Daily, Sandays Exeepted, é % Th AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, This Afternoon’s Di Disp atcher, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. aT 3 EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COWT. i aes aa ne KAUPPAAINN, Prev't. . e ‘ = y inst, declaring pie os or om of the Court of special seation= TRE EVENLS ‘TAR te serves by carrier to & » Makes probebic release of a kat Bub. their subscribers at TEx Casts Pea ween, or For- oe aa ay —_ 4 we. ® OUR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies at the counter : Addge Biate yen THE WREKLY STAR—pobiiched Fritar—93.% atonce. Legal authorities say that the release. eeeremingeeatanter tte Ve. 89—N’. 5,914 WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1872. TWO CENTS. Beaker cen toe ome, Tme ree, ss that the legislature will pact no charter for _- --- — = — ———— a re ” - York this session. Dhe committee of sev : ; RESTAURANTS. NE (NCH AR INVESTIGA. ot Iready anticipate the deieat oi p CUBDWARE AND CUTLERY. Wariosay Rustacn ivr, HW. cor, Pa. ay_and EVENING STAR THE FRERCH ABS FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. | tein . Iw K NNEDY & Ov él av., bet 6th and Jos. PLatz, 004 Penna. ave Sy and Tote we Thi " ittee investigating sex, <= A TreRoW MaTOR BUSINESS DIRECTORY: | 3: ¥ Severe Oy a7 a. av bot sab and fen, | Jor Urata: og Poyun, ave + per gi ant zit a4 Se © special Senate coms! This Afternoon’s Proceedi: bas beem lately agreed upon tween George Containing Cards of First-class Establishments | Gio savacn, Td thence breton Dea Hysox House, Henry Hyson, 42: 9.0, bet, Dand F. < = the alleged sale of arms to France by the gor- j oon's EBs | Lorillard, of New Vork, ana Keginald Horbere, in all Branches of Bos‘ness in the Distric:. HARNESS, SADDLERY @ TRUNKS. | , SASH, Poon AND BLINDS. Washington News and Goasip. ernmentof the United States during the Fran- aaioeipite! April 4 ot London. which will aay take y oe sts ALDWIN & BRos., Fact — a again morning. eats ° - e contest is fifty binds AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. | Tadd Tdrmaste Cota Pe a Prnxy Covemay, ¥3 70h InrensaL Revenve.—Thereceipts ‘rom th’s | VEG a” Gertie actacd Nin teximony | _SENATE.—Mr. Tranibull suggested that the Jors A. BaxeR. 986 28 32 La. ave., bt. 3h £ lhets. | BL. Rors sp, 62h Penn ave. be SCHOOLS AND ACAD! y were £709,998. commenced yesterday, but DO new facts were | Senate should allow a day to the Juaiciary Com- a large -TAnmch ante Manatson aaeene HATS, CAPS AND FURS. Fuencon instirore. 0. BY ua leiky Sabainaioa eae hs Gh Neue xc mittee for the consideration of bitle reported by | this ci.} and vicinity will athenn ie et AY ‘ WiLLet & BUOFF, 96 Ps. y bet. 9th and loth ate. | fe beimecens ooo nee MONSIEUR TONSON COME AGATE. them. He said that several of these bills were ceremony to-day of Fugene Dobwis 1 we hon BH si NeMetz, 27 Pa. ay, near 13:n street. Founctrun' te day was that of Charles Hoerr, to be Postmaste The Marquis de Chambran voluntarily ap- | an important nature, concerning matters in | Anna G Brooks. at thermemsen nr ath The Pee Jas. ¥. Davis? tons, Gt Pennsylvania av., near Tih. BEED STORES. at Buchanan, Pa. es or ee | ee tre Toke Country are interested; but a | Hon. Erasiue Brooks, on Staten Island. HOOPSKIR CORSETS, &c. + I ihe explanatory mony ne one ‘Tsonal interest i < 2 H s a peg =e abet CuaRies Dace wenh street, near D. JouN SAUL, 62 7th street, between F - SHANKS was renominated asa canilidate vonage eg day. He believed he was ; n them Ail pede TSE moss Pus : .NEYS-AT-LAW | SEWING MACHINES. for Congress from the 9h district of Indiana, a a in saying that Mr. Garrison was one | The Vice President said it Mr. Tramball | funcrdl ceremonies e sg Iobereineaeg St Engg toe een : r wi, Comoe Ceement on WrEsien & Wilson's, Steer & Son.acts.,t6! Pa.av. | @ primary election held yesterday. of Wm. M. Tweed's bondsmen; hesaw thestate- | would name aday he would put the motion w | rom at the Madison Fe PAE n ee Cae ctae ae: | fecrueriene Saale ee ee They are simple, silent, periert a ment in the New York papers. He was also | ihe Senate. at 10:30 o'clock Riqvazy BM nee ot. bet mnsed tae. | Fee Erne ed ee eee Tie hoe AR | Tue sovraean cuatms comsssion wil | wr mg in saying that Mr. Garrison accompanied | Mr. Trumbull then moved that Monday, tho | bers ot the he Nice com City Han. | pt z OR euthal, 7h&H | resume thestaking of testimony on the 9th ingalls to the French minister. He has | sh instant, be set apari tor the cousilera ion on Cane Hal. | SHIRT FACTORIES. iz | tnateckt, ‘oni exami ineeios teous that e learned that the person accompanying | of bills trom the Judiciary Comustee, and will attend the Ak Mrs L.A. McLean, 516 F st. bet. 9.810, up stairs, * ; Gen. . was a Mr. Patterson. was agreed fo. PTMER WEW YORK &UN STonY ¢ D r . eae Mus. B A. oMitH, Inte Mrs. Kliue. 521 9th stre.t, date to the end of next month. GEN. INGALLS CONTRADICTS CRAMBRUN. Mr. Sawyer called up House bill to provid states that ent wont He le ver Indiana. SILVER PLATERS, RANT, Jk., the son of the President, Gen. Ratus Ingalls, who was sworn yesterday, | for tl appointment of @ labor Commins: ithe remat ay Cont seyTat Hover, Pa. avent 3d street EpwWaan Storrs. 609 Tth street.op. P-at Offic e = hisst 5 ak Harvari wills ; | testitied that he visited M. Trailhard, the | betore it conld be proceeded with the mo Pe Ca-raaix HoTeL, A at. south, op. East Ca p pareen. Rost. A. WaiTeHanp, 84 D st, Cetween Shah now purer ing his studies a nan ard will sp ie French minister, in behalf of Mr. Garrison in bour expired, and it went o cn Baciiaxce Hove. corner Pa. avenue aud 31 stroct. BOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES. his vacation in Germany, leaving this country in | company with Mr. Carksle Patterson. Mr | ‘The unthshed bushes, ben AUCTION AND “Pa averne andith street. Barks & BroTHER. 62 Gstreet, bet. 6h ant zh. | June. graphed Mit Garrison be ter the once sare. | the assent ot Con : “ s ¥ A % . B. 4 he ‘ = aes ESA oe pagan 5 > a nate f Cola bE ae I Detects. de lth streets moar Pi ee eens eee om nae THE Waisky axp Tomacco Tax.—The way: | tster as a friendly act towards Mr. Garrison. = Pispuow: Horse, Pa. avenu: Baw.tros Horse, corner M oR WLEY Boss. corner 1th aud H str STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, 2c. — ms eter as 8 friendly act tows TRE PIEDMONT AND POTOMAC RAILROAD, A.0 eecvensenteeee Steg loth sts, | 2% means committee at its mecting to-day ness desi pronounc was then taken up. res! - P ridi FALSE IN EVERY PARTICULAR Mr. Bayard argued against the poll “9 STEAMSHIP Links. Jecided upon a uniform tax of 20 cents per ie t 1. fe. Jon © Bocas TL: Market Space stated to the S; n y mi. | orders trom the a t to pay no the statement of ais de Chambrun in cipal subscription 1 impre a" " : = . Us on Horr, Bridge street, Georgetown. - pound on all kinds of tobacco, and a consolida | pres eget ene, Marais de Chambr farms | icibal subscriptions to internal improvemen funeral honors to General Anderson at We BAKERIE Brw York Ling,office, cor. 1 and N. ¥.ave. it regerd to his (witness’) agency in thi m~ | outside of the municipal limits. It was avery | Point Gro. >. Keart. 16 Penney wania ave, cor. 18th at Fn Laverruia Ling, 56 Water street, Georgetown | ted tax on whiskey of 65 cents per gallon. business; he also desired to deny, unqualitie: serious question whether a corporstion bad the THE READING RATLROAD CoMTANY Joum Vier: di Tthetreet,ectween Dacd Er w PTONE YARDS. as Punsoxat.—General Sickles will leave for | (hamlrun's statement that he (witness) lai yower te bind the property of tho citizens in Festerday retuseal to lane Uheir stock rey stored ree ‘ & Ist and B streets N. ari 3 i _ | boasted % Tinois @ustita- | in New York, cquired by the stock © BANDS. Ww Beancey -Pa-av.- bot. Ischand lich ate | Mavrid onthe 1th. | -~- Admiral Polo de Bar- | and also that ho was connected with the firm oi | uous prohibited munteina’ subscriptions ot this | change, but will deposit a statement with thew Bory Hie Bown. 70) Th street between G M.G. Emery & Bro., 2d street, near BLN. W. nabe, the new French Minister, will be officially | Remington & Sons; he told M. Trefilard, when The voice of nine-tenths of the people | transter agents of any new issac. Th BANKS AND BANKERS. Harvey & Horven,8. E.cor. Pa. av. and lth at. STOVES, SHEET-IRON, TIN WARE. | presented to the President to-morrow. -**-Hon | he saw h in Mr. Garrison's behalf, that he Washington, who are realsy interested im the | Ing committee notified the Roall ie core & Co. Wh st_opp. Teeasnry Dey ICE COMPANIES. Warten D WrviLe, 2% Pa. ave.. near 45s street. ernando Wood gives a dinner to bis personal | (witness) had mo personal interest inthe matter, | matteref this subserip.ion, bad not. been con | that w they did not establish a registr Tle wal. BANK igen st..op Treas. Pee pt. | GREAT Paris lee Ss a: near Lith. Le Hy GREGORY, O04 ae] dot and Tr and political iriends this evening. pons Re because be was a friend of Mr. Gar- salted. “ne very aor oe men who are | in New York on or before W, BANK, Luh st. op. Ty Dt. ‘ ~ year 122 ROVER, 313 7t 4 are. oS i to is stock, show! itt! oe 7 ould stri mroes 3 tee, e geenun core: ticker. Anvarepest Ice BM. an, Nor Sh | Tas bern aren omer bee Tux case of Bowen va. DeLarge was argued | Mr. Hamlin—‘General Ingalls, do you know | in ltas the property holders of the Disteie or | amaant. they w oa Ratiosat Baxe ov swe Burcoi ie. 3871-6. D. GoM. Havwanoe 6 Mh . bet. Pa.av. & Dat | perore the House Committee on Flections this | of An oF Waski ne army or government officér who has psr- | Columbia. If this District was free from debt, Wash NetoN City TEA AND COFF: ~ xchange require STORES. morning on a motion to dismiss,on the ground | ‘icipated in any manner in the sales of ar Ns nen , ee Teele een te basa | LE iLEAs well governed; if it was inthe thant Ay dealt Onventat Te, . Wheeler, 623 7th street vt . oo y of responsible men, Congress wow not have that Bowen accepted a state office pending the 8 m" } tht TELEGRAPH OFFICES. present contest.’ Mr. Hoar said the case wasn | yc Vitmess airy and furthermore. | don't | this question before them. te, | OF banker in New York city Natiowat Seviwon Baxe.cor. N.¥-aw and ISthat. : Mr. Harlan moved to lay the bill on the table, CARL Voor, a ~ pat ee SUESTEEE Ux10% Co... main office cor, Pa. ave &1ith, Rovel and importapt one. The motion, to dis. " in order to proceed with the Indian appropcia: | ‘de t XeR Co. im . J miss fs against Bowen, and its decision not a9: ot ‘ sary Dep't. | D ¥ th st., opp. PO. Dep't. Bt ND © 5 we Ee ee b aan re * h ot | RS, LOCKSMITHS. We. | HON a doves, Lite & Pire die Rat, woar oth | CROLW. Cicumas & Co Pe ge hc al hap tte sie aor iis eee ahsae vith Sip in Washington aaattae otter eee unue cuaeiehe tae tao nee eas | eee jary. The tong-cnpocnes ~ ween 12th and Lith sis, oR Nich, 407th st, 0. Department. | Kivpse & McLean Heng eertet A | of the provinces of the north of Niphon, has just | knew Mr. Sam Memington, also Mr. Squires: | thatcnr es e | . Ee gece n-gram =e. hiet.v opp. Pateut Ome.” | 3° 0: Bel Tgctys SNe eahiieg hate ieg | RicdeR & Mebras.< Hieaduanrtere,"ailehat. | OF Wve Broviuces of te port of Ninton, has just | Knew Me. latter bat sightiy; never conversed | ames sone of the respectable g | from Delginm was prevent. Vogt said 1 Soe atop TO Piet | Wat. 8. Rooce, 1235 Penn +Mear 13th street. Is shortly to join the Embassy in this city. He | with bim in regard to the sule of arms; witness | road had paid a cent: they had too mach sense. | what I am charged with—I am not go OS lath ot shove F. | WE. Hemeny, S00 ith secret, between 1 sat Se TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &:. Will remain in this country until he has gained | keld $5,000 in stock of Remington's arms manu- | If they had any stock, it had been given to | crime.” Vogt was couironted with the es H.A.Swiznt, Agent Phoenix L. ins. Co., 007th et. | Cue. RvrreRt, 487th strect, noar D OFocd knowledge of the English language and | factory before the Prance-Framian war; dow’t | them. | He did not believe this company had to. | from Belginus lormerie tanec agent BILLIARD SALOO: ze 3 ERY STORE: B. StLVERBERG, S12 7th et.. between D and Pa. ave. | Of our institutions. Teme bear ay aay repli Pe a, day a dollar of valid, legal subscription, aad if Bianco. He wrived further examination pend Sratox Hart Bret/ane SALooN,cor. 9h & Dats. w Gra & Ca. ie? TURNING SHOPS. Tue Postwasten Gxewat Exoxnraten | RS ‘tock fromthe Kemingtons, butfrom another | they got this $600,000it would be a gitt. | ing the action ot the grand jury PES SCR EMS. : Pea evciter Tabnad tteete, [oer roe: more, Dabs, Se IWe St, | 1s racewarthiin the ouse to-day, tiem 'the P HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—Mr.| 9.1, woe ee ip shen a gaa ei) ‘Seunes. dd Pacave’ bet 3th aod chat, | gg. UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, ©. XES- | Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, Cox, (N. ¥.) by unanimous consent, introduced | amounting to £352.00), at frou be BOARDING-HOUSES. _ = J. Kaun, @9 Pennsylvania aveune, near 7th strect | GMAS G- Prauce, 1419 Pa-ay.. bot. tin & Isthata. | On behalfof the majority of the @ joint resolution as @ testimonial to Prof. | The amount advertised 2 Pa_ave., bet. hand7thets | oy p< &. PRicc. 457 Pa. avenue. bet 44s and 6th sts. | DANIEL PiERCE. 1165 E street, near Vth. made a report on beha’ majority of ¢ ; <i ‘WD Gieun, 12d F t., Wash’, 413 Bridge at-Geo'n | WM. Rocens, 089 10th street, naar F. committee upon the charges against Postmaster Morse. Af sold will go at 119.20 to 110.28. W.C tiny, a Pe arectethendiiive, | SUSTICNS-OF THE PEACH. UNDERTAKERS. General Cresswell of accepting straw bids, &e.- ane: | gut Wont (NX ealdhe was a member tthe | the cane of adie fe Wathen ar Sos ™ “ = a 7 00 oO") i e1 a) 5 be fs ime = All sw 2D City Hai. | Hatsey @ Mann, 94 F xt. between 9:h and wen. | fully exonerating the Postmaster Geueral trom | Scrum about the. tone the reg hb goverament | COnzTess which gave the first aid to Prot. Mors: | case of Sadie ikinson, of New BOOKSTORES. hanven© Mss eee Kcgany Banger, 612 11thstrest, meer P. aus charges. The minority of the commi annulled the contract in which he (Gar:inon} Son Tias ont, Slegroet invention. He secit | Bee P, Conn. against Mark M. Pomeroy, tor Frreox Taviox Be ome a ‘3 Wu. HACKETT, 73671 street, between G a 5 will report at some future day. ‘A 4 d » difficulties opposition | breac promise ite & Fare ELC Wraven.Calssconseh acing eaten street, | Jovarm Gawiia, 121 fa. evenuoy pear Ith stroet. . aueecay See a ene een Y marriage, Judge Biatel- r : cl arte eer tion in regard to the Garrmon matier, | !TOposition met in the House, aud tts dnal pass | ford, in the United States district ox * a UPHOLSTERERS. Poetic Briepixes is CrxcrxwaTi AND sors e age by a vote Of 89 to *7; and iissabsey teat pass- LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c. Roreras Moone, 302 9thet..near Penn avenue. | Trentox.—The Secretary of the Trensary yes- | Wan not aware atthe time that the War Depart | 26° DS tue wonate. . «..g08.D | W_S. Jenxs, 715 7th street, botween Gand H. Gr hor WILLNER, 429th street, between D nad E. ment had ruled that no arms should be sold to | "ET oY Wuc,neu then =) “, and ii and D ate. J ©. Snarven, 714 D atrect, between 7th and Sib. WATCH MATERIALS, Ls, ae eekiees es a ane W. Ss. the paaet Se Ereachgevermernt, may have re . mwas then unanimously agreed Siondite the gem “ ’, CE Tee ~ | Grosbeck, A. H. Stephenson, Enoch T. Carson, | hear Tuling, but don't remember; don't | "© : red, ed he goners . vip Goins igobot herve near Georgtown. | W-Hovtasces Pene-avcune bet ibandiih's.” | nd "Thomas. i, Foulde; commimiouers to | Remember ever pecking to anyoneronacces | Qh Motion oC Mr. Moor, I.) the Sonate faeee se ne dons F. Kyxe,"6at Mass. avenue, bet. Gth aad 7th, WINES AND Li@ arrange for the selection of sites for public | with the War De) mt about the Garrison | Pireys: Margaret Babu and Aboot once ‘DLtheee wanmer veamea, cn. UTTER, 1217-19 t.1%th & 13th. | buildings at Cincinnati; and J.T. Nixon, John | matter; Mr. G: Prorong ae “tages “ a : LITHOGRAPHERS. Rat s p Murghs Eadbeael Maal. antenieaions REVER OFFERED WITNESS 2 PENNY erally taken from the Speaker's table and beens Trigusser an: a Josnrnt F. GeDNEY, 406 Pa. av., bet. 43 and sth ate, ta ‘sts | for the saine pu for witness’ efforts in bis beh. ted passed. ed ter conspiracy to purpose, at Trenton, New Jersey. | for witnes ta aac ata never acted ar | © Mr. Coburn (Ind.) offered a resolution, which | out of the tax om whisiee wave Galt LIVERY STABLES. I a a middle man” in the purchase of arms from ett rt gor ou 4 Sonne # deegaa : siberian Willard's Hotel Stables. lith & Dats. Mr. W. W. Corcoran writes from Cannes, | the government. Was agreed to, instructing the Committee on | trial. H : we , E oe Rules to inquire into the expediency of allow! — > = 3 rE. JR. 150 to 13508 Me atreet. France, March 19, to the effect that his genera | By Mr. Hamiin:—Witness understands that | Rules e ng ‘Her g near 7th. * b) ( mim ittees two whole days tor report From Eurepe To-day. pe ee and hats. | 5B Urcorr & Son, feo ok cteet: bet. Dend E health continues to improre slowly, but the | See Mere ats crairtine: Tae te anon |. ME. Dawes (Mass) tatasdaced 9 bill to amend | Loupon uisann-tee tow nec are coam Wat J. Wuratiey, 349 Pa.ave., bet Shand 4% ats. | JW PUxrukry.49 street, bet. Ue and 6th. ste. sight of one eve bad been entirely destroyed by | mentvand ihe latter hed: muted a in | the national currency act of June 3d, 1861. Ke- Lonpon, April 4—There is considerable i= Be w th street. between H ang I. 4 int ft CRS a poe st. sbtde&ls. a cataract which he intended to have removed fact, the arms were not delivered to Mc. Garr: ferred to the Committee of Ways and Means. satisfaction expressed in financial circles be pm se “yp ig Washington Howse ss 6 sage that ie Pate: Mts Corcoran doe net give = exact son, ‘and, consequently, the lat ‘was entitled The a an ane Pn ee the ] cause ef the absence of th: rk city} a oS rs enne: r OOKING GLASSES. Woo ND WILLOW WARE. date of his return is country, but It is . > question being upon the jon Of the substi- | from theofficial list of qmotations m the stock BRASS WORKS. Foaseis LAMs,186 Pa. avente,near th street. | Grob Goren Bie Busters Neo Petrrevonne. | believed he Will lence Face nae then teas to the return of ie AWitncas probably said to | ‘ute et Mr. Townsend. of New York, for the | exchange. ' ; Soumenvitte & Lerzcm, 316 13 20 13th street. LUMBER YARDs. —— States during the latter art of the present | sir Garrison that he would all him to getting | amen ‘Opo by Mr. Kerr (Indiana) tr igh then eect orm BRICKLAYERS. © B Cavrcu ‘month, of the beginning of May. back the margin he had deposited; Mr. Garri- | 7 feamboat bill, jas pending when the ight Hon. James Stansticld, member © Batt. Manges, e.,1307-9 Bat set. 2h asin, | NT Breit, - AMUSEMENTS. Tne Paesipext returned to this city in the | f00'8 application had already oun favorably ee aed Cemeraey aod on which the | of Sin enya Ene ng ne owe en ee LDING MATERIALS. TABLEAUX, Fre MAIMED AND MUSIC, | carly train this morning, having lost only one | lorsed by Col. Crispin, ordnance officer ai The substitute was then adopted: Yeas. 116; | which wa» mainly conilued to local uestions, FR oat enter a ame Pye JDAY EVBNING, Sth inet: Tor the Meetki “at | day in his trip to New York to bid adien to Mise By Mr. Carpenter:—Witnese never went to | BAYS. 45. Tee amendment was then agreed to, | but in which the Alabama treaty was toncked A epmino a 10 Pa.av. bor Oh S Mthate, | YEE ae aniguae the dunday school. Tickets 60! cents, Tickets ef | Nellie. Several visitors were at the Executive | any-otiicer of the povernment inorder to latin, eee eee pol upon significantly. The speaker sald the treaty INET SHOPS. — MANTELS. DD FELLOWS’ HALL. p ochlhor stays eine are. Be rie Cols Anus Campany, souen aoe orominad by | DEL reported from the Committee on Public | government, England had doue hor best to Wor wrisecke kavrect pened 89 | poacriow & Peanson. Slate, Marble, 8e.ccr. 98D. — D. P. Holloway and six others, who called on | Mr. Schurz:—Knew that « sale of acms wa- | /¢sin the morning bour yesterday. settle these differences and set_a good example 3.4. Waraven, (ain Upholstering),)06Get ,bet.sa7. | AH Surrnemn & Vo. Mantels, &c ,310 Penn. ave, | Yair for the Lencfit «f SP. PATRICK'S NEW | the President with refereios te tbe rence, | ME Sen the Navy Department to Poultney, | A large number of amenilments were offered | to the world. : CHURCH vr 3 ~ 2 | {0 the Dill which were ordered printed, and th CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. a ese te nsc., wet thch and 1m. | A Greet aT OF Ueeiel pad Graamental arti | Of 8 BOW, wctropolitan Police Board for this | Trimble & Co.,of Baltimore, in the spring 0: | {0jNe Mil which were ordered printed, and the De aBARL! KEEPS UP wae rior. games Yat and D stroets, w — pec ee poe hla ot 18th a * | clee te. Supper every evening. apz-at" | District, Whe are Hawks and Holloway? ‘ Re Eg ac ya plan emteg wring ~ pet. McCrary, (Towa,) rom the Committee on | mace several rete “s to America, her form > Ms le aie a THE CONCRETE PAVING gouwissiox, com- | Wen ‘ “ 4 t Elections, reported a resvlulion dec! uring W. A. | of gov t ax compared with that ot Grea oth avenue. F EW NAPIONAL THEATER. ISS10N, Msr"!.'y $10,000 to arrange the sale with th ‘ ; a ; ‘ Deter 2h and 18, rc Oe Te abe | easve and Manager. | vosed of Messrs..J. ¥,Culyer, of New York, | Navy Department; ‘in. December, I~ Fee ee aed mann, eat ene regenatarte acer tage bemapeeen reg tun Pysmtn Me asrli & Deane, 47 Mo. av.,bot-42¢ aud ctl. sis, 7 id 11th st near Pa.av, MRS. JAMES 4. OATES delpbia; Gen. O. E. Babooek, and Messrs. A. B. purebase of Gatling guns, the property of the | there be allowed and paid to B. W. Norris, un» | dhat it was imposible for Am. CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, @e. Gris aud O ets. near National Hotel, and Ler COMIC OPERA COMPANY, Mullett and §.P. Brown, of the Board of Pub- | borchanc of Gatling gums, the property of tht | contestant, $5,028 for mctual e incurred | from ler position in regard to the qa Wes Mscues ct Pecan andatist spss |” MERCHANT TAILORS, TYUEDAY: Apel ioe pe eratag. andl Reins susreEeoeeRe” | suently turned ever tromte Watervliet arsenal | €cod tit th contcatng the wat” Theauend. | bo prow to the Geneva bond. We tony ql 2 3 i 4 a. office ti ning, a a + consult: ; tert meu! pt © resolution o e mini ncom)) ce would weal CARRIAGE VACTORIES. HS Psi 88 Bean. ave, bot. 9/h and Wien sty. LEIDATBERESIT OF MBS, OATES. | Yon. ‘The commitee on examination of cow, | ©, Witness’ (Colts) company, which company | Meut war adopted and the rex procecded tothe | by the ultimate eckmomterigment ot the prance Roneer H-Guawa 4012-14 Stht..bet Dard B. | Fj HS RrNGER. Glo Pa. ave.ander Met pre eRray AT 2-GRAND MATINER. crete reported progress, and a desultory disci | Tye0c certum pmprovements in them under the | cop iteration of the bill to authorize the apr for indirect claims, the results whereot mas Axrmrw d JOLCEe Con connen Heb ed eens, | Lotsa Duetaiaien, 269 Pa, avly3d dour ease Uy ate” | | BOX Book open daily from9to4,eix days ini aa. | CF ensned; alter which, the comutwion ud | Were to return nine mew eupoots kettes reais 4 Pointment of shipping commissioners by the | be franght with the utmost danger to Englan] Jous McDir mort & Bros., 20 Pa. ave Ud st. c: BLACK CROOK! *_ | Journed to meet to-morrow morning atl 0"clock 4 ge An aget + several courts of the United States, to superin- | Farl Derby and other prominent gentlem=n fol , geen ee Lohr tp ytd Myron ‘ANTED—FsPTY LADIES¢ ake & tinal report, Improved her wend sent tothe Eeni atone ae | tend the ahipping and discharge of seamsn eu- | lowed im speeches of stuilar palitical tarnort CHINA, GLASSWARE, &e. Saw Ea reee Been are: bet seh and thee, | ae et the cee ee OE THEBALLET. | to makes sforeronscers improved they were sent to the natans is ed on merchant shipsbelengingtothe United DISTUKBAN ES IN HOLLAND. LER & Bno., 93 Peay. Metzerott Hall. | UBS A. ge Gaston, LED st., bet, 12h aad Tih. | ome espe | THe Case or ex-Conprotuen iutaven— | New York; $ ee ee eee ae es, and for the further protection of seamen, | ‘Tu Hacte April 1-Thaeeiciretion of in Pinek, 42) 7th Fellows’ Hall. | OW. Tuon3,(wholesale only “alt och st-, noar ey. ‘The committee on banking and curreney inves | °! Cel. Crispen in New York, = which was on March 21 made the order | dependence was attended with disorders and ¢ HIROPODISTS. ow PE bd y turn most of gen curiae when they | 7 becaches Of the pene at variouspeinta, ‘Tho cH ‘io ues MODEL MAKERS, &c. OPEN! tigating the charges against Controller Hulburd | gave better guns to the governinent for the nine | fF to-day. bésies! srg mam agen Now cence tnge ere yp = A. Wis rigd30 15th st., 6p. Treasury Dep't. | 9 Coremwan, 625 7th street, opp. Patent Office. examined Messrs, Cate, Woolworth, and Cherry. | guns they had received from the Watervilet ~ most comiderable ditarbencms 60 ured (LAIM AGENTS. + in the Controller's office, to-v fe . i Tse Cativorsia “KanrnquaKe— Further jerhout, in North Brabant, where a mob co! Bo we 2 Ye STORES. clerks in the Controller's office, to-day in reter- | arsenal; did not receive the gun carriages o1 Hovtidane: Deer Defy Porsmm iuekibontea: | leeked, weotes the inkoes af baeeena tees Paton R Bu enn. ave., bet. Mh & 10th ence to alleged irregularities in the bureau | have anything to do with them; had a corre- booted on te nt disastrous | mitted other outrages. The demonstrations be want Ressomon & Gor 80" Parva, bot, th RINEh se “NEWS COMPANIES ne qu tia orton setad os iu wieatecnenee | cones wae Getling gues did hoe orceh we Earthquake ty Cailtornia hare been received | fame s threatening hat the authorities toad at NsON & aa Det. : NEWS NIES. Boon Waters ¥ Gro. C. HENNING. 41 ween D and Go. 316 7th st, det. Loutiana ave. oTHER=, northwest corner 7th aud D sts 4@ACH FINDINGS. “pander Met. Motel. | Sarioxat News Cow's, H Uovle&Co.,222Pa.ave, | THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, AND | that he carpeted his house at ciecmpohee eh NS. and 127 Pa. av , det 12th apd 12h sts. . A.M Hemptse, 8 Penn. ave., corner 4's street. DURING THE WEEK, OYSTER SALOONS. tome J rs ah - it necessary to cal! apon the military t Gen. Dyer about the ultimate destination of the | from difterent seetions throughout the state. In ayy EVERY APTERNOON AND EVENING — | government; and that he gave his nephew's | gins; have secn Remington and Squires in Col. fioience of the earanuake ai oan conssaes | mass dnmpeecs teak eee oleae Ganka tained Ooeie cranes err nee to be sus: | Crispen‘eoftice, but don’t remember any con- +f on distinct we seriously injured before quict was restoned. 1 ay. treet, D versations. felt. Over three li e (Armed brrmivase temas Col. C. 7. McOmwan was recatted, and testified | perceptible within a period of four hours, sou of the quthronk io enppesed to be disnstie Thoxrsox & C+. 309h ., opp. Contor Market. | wanvry & HOLDEN, 1016 Penn, ave.,corner lth st. aga ells le indi loo lmerataemeecll [Prop er gra tire peg Weg ml preigpece lf oy Fhe gree Sans neice deere ene g) fapagnr nh ey COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. PAINTERS. ADAM FOREPAUGH’S raeli addressed an immense conservative meet | tract were delivered at the wharf the sam2 as | @Very ss the vicinity bed tgrene 9 down, Peg yoy be pepe Wien €. J. cern T. K. Praxr. corner E and SthetrectsN.W. | Cusctnee near Fenen._avenve, ing In Free Trade Hall, London, last evening. | Other guns sold. Adjourned. pas the pyc: rege ig erry tienen] Renny cag @wokingman st Lambern a ki Feser caer ote ate rota eer resincay ANNE tence | rr, Wie AREOOTTES yg | ine own eeebiied and ats aed" Tis | Ronse agree ie hts ae bd 8 knart $62 Dar’ bet. sit and ish GIGANTIC tution of the Kingdom. "We havecome togetncr | meeting this msrning: aut’ cant Wiles | Siolenceot the shock opened the earth, throngh | for trialon the charge ut murder, cams betore ‘ae. to talk of a programme tor future action sbetween Sthand tothate, | Gro. Rysxat. Jr. sii 7uhat sbet. Pa ave. and D ent. F street nor: y Lemmek Maxts +. 7. pane Bat Hotel UM) Peuneyivaniaavenus, | SHaxsnax & Wal. 420 Pa av bt oth & 7th sts kK the valley of Lone Pine, forming a chasm of | the court to-day. ye room was crowded with ich | H. Church, General Kufus Ingalls, C. K. Garri- a eomge Till bot ceapoll churches nor pinndes landlords, | son, and A. B. Steinberger. ‘The testimony ot | {Bitty:five miles in extealy and varying from | friends of the unfortemate laborer, and with a . * butt the i va ne inches to forty feet in width. The phe- large number of persons who had been attracted MENAGERIE, NUSBLY, CARAVAN, AVIARY, | propia ie than mate aneatns’ teens or | ihe Ney iannn tet Rgetmmen wastes © | womenon was attend with lrg iw af, | titer My the mctounae pblened tabs noes ; 4 ed and wounded | papers, before the opening. Considerable ex. LAG, F ‘ the mouarchy.: Of the throne, hesaidto it mast | mittee investigating the same matter, Air. | (Be, Rames of over fitty killed a + *! om ete asanena| nek Sy eset ens x ieaatioaree, | Guarhiciae Seta, Reetici ha ve | Meewonmenmtneenerente | Seen we Sete 7 tee or ay > ©. 1331 Pa. ave., bt. 12th & 1 " jo jonarchy an institution around | chief book-keeper forjMr. Chevitean, was ; os ube ia atreck, 3 btaangrhae ofan treet bclwceg D and. AND which the perl and adversity of the peoplocan | cuict, Weok;keetce, fo PES Rea oe | Sous Burt's Pawic.—The London Globe of | at put at rest all doubts as. to overas Moone wtreet, nea por mh a Fenn. avenue. Hy Sard be pongge A costs leas than 7 aka KoTHROCK, 823 7th street, ai 3 * ‘ of auy other nation. The e rt Wi Wiison tai Paar Oucetputty rate) | Eee Wilson io ahetpeetybetween bande, | Zoological and Equestrian Ageregation, | ‘tf ay otter mation. The expense or the _ ? sungtt es ral Nets WILLNER. 1925 Pa. ay., bet. 19:h and 20.1. braced Congress and the state legislatures, as | upon h ; , well of the Executive, was betweeh seven and | Mr. Pl ON THE S1XTH-STRERT LOT. eight hundred thousand ponndssterling-—doxble | ton’s 2 terday calls attention to a rumor of anextra- | the termination of the trial by stating the general * New Ly om! his e1 wratbary, cbeebetar, which has obtained -car- | belief that the prisoner was fae Ey ‘and that vim to se ie: x ee ery sno rency in London, that the case of the American | the jury should so find. The evide em gle mine sane to | foverument before the Geneva tribunal of arbi- | killing introduced was very brie ioe ii regard toirseeuleetiee te Heese: | cation estimates the lowes of citizens of the | rehea punts: ihe eeunaticher oe a testi moss. | United States by the capture and destraction of | Co! STORE 457 Pa. *LLAR Store, 31: te 1 Pa.ay bt. edd, OPENS AT 1 AND 7 P.M. that of the English civil list. He ¢losed with a | was of no special importance. eg ry ge gy wes Je nan iene pe doo Ye va f vindication of the aristocracy, and in defense of at $11,000,000, and the ex of the United | liberation, of -‘nut guilty,” on the eronador yivenia svewse, near Tth et. MMENCES ONE HOUR LATER. the House of Lords as au exsential clementot the The Robeson Investigation. States government in pursuing Said privetenn, | incanity” cy peas yey FOUR GLEAT PLEASURE PAVILIONS! Re. eS ae The investigation into the charges azainst | $200,000,000. Tbe Globe comments with som: Race: aartennet ONE OF TRE ErRoRs into which many oldes | Secretary Koberon was resumed last eveniug by ate upon this statement, and expresses the A Porruevese Custom.—A few dave since : eet Airy, and Caravan. Menagerie and | tablished business houses tall is, that there is no | the special committee of the Honse. hope that Gladstone will be ily called | Portuguese ship arrived at Philadeiphia trom Sy Lire,crmer tth and Wats, | Batuirian Benregation, |X crrsiate ve tal necessity for advertising them. Such a theory ival Porter testified that by direction of | @P°o im Parliament for an explanation as to its | Lisbou, and om Good Friday, the crew, in as- Prov. OLvaeKe's BonoBalsanine, 30 I at.,N.W. iS eget XC ie aan 33 ily would have answered well enough halt a cen: cretary of the Navy he convened thx | "th or falsity. cordance with a venerable Portaguese c Space, PAWNBROKERS. yibe Muscnum mere cariceiji«,Soiniate and in- | tary since. but the day has gone by when & | board of which Commander Boggs was prem | ‘rue w re ee " s on TCR, . ’e 7 ing ex! - . a 4 r * Tenet TPR wos ate. | EOE? FUetOn, Gongite gue seccnaareeenn: aye: | Gumaterthan ever were seen hAtravelingexhioi- | business man can afford to rely upon the long. Pent, te xaming the Secor claims; gave dohn | obliged to change their headquarters i¢'conse- | hewas allowed to datele mech eee wee Jorern J Ms. S09 Pa. aves belw sth and Wh ste, | 5: G0LDsT Ne &O0., 3049 at 014 Ust.,6l) Pa ay. | Inthe Menageri¢ the largest collection of Wild | fs progressive age | Nearly everybody reads the oe that be wae an honest men, Sod eat}; | quence of the refasal of the authorities to li- | ment and terror of pesos who chanced te pees Beany & Bat natn, 6 P ‘e aver near % PERIODICAL DEPOTS, bg gm eA PS a Sere fomato, | BE*SPAPErs, and public opinion is made up by | Pyasate torpede boat engine as well as ‘anyone; | cP%, the tavern which was their place of moet- | the Wharf, and who supposed that the effigy was 7 at ee = 80 71h street, near La. avente. 5 £& rie vie ane male. apd juvenile, aud more Praiued 4 uitbal otha hg ig por yp oo be bh ge form | did not pay much attention to the Secor claim. Secbinetion af oe oe aeary Bevel = ! prea hy OS en the f wecsetie tall enn 1 ° $s. StL Linares <I . ad Ae st o.eeasgrey i oa rah advertiooment ALT, , 4) 5 forecastie bell sounded and BYE Ybor se Mrs Briggs 511 71h st.,op P.0-Dep't PHOTOGRA yee GRAND STREET DISPLAY: Stewart's magnificent store in New York is per- | SP (onan acuatiee mulch came underthe Burean | hi, approval of resistance by the organization | Judas was lowered. With hace yells and BEATL 49 J: Berson st., Georgetown M.B Beavy, 627 Pouney!vania av.,near 7th street. | An Open Den of Licus and Tigers performed by | bape as well ‘n As any other in the country, | he had received orders to y the Secor claim ot an attempt by government to preven:, by imprecations the revengetui Portuzaese set EMPLOYMENT OFFICES. Pe gern @ igen ah pS thes beh ta Herr views st ye F vee nes Also,a and yet, its enterprising proprietor keeps him’ | aha he thought work would tare to be reducey | ‘Bdirect means, discussion of subjects which it | upon him; with eapstan bars and delaying pin Brew eo ea eee ith EJ Petrsan. copying s epcelaliy 2 1Retrect, | Neaply two mice Gas esas Poaien, ke.cthe | Self continually betore the people, elther by ai on ome of the veeeels, as that nt must | ‘Binks too hazardous to openly suppress. they banged and battered him, trampled him on : vices? t ay. Det, lath and 12th sts. | Musical Car of the Muses; the “Goddem of Liber. | Tect or indirect advertisements.—P.ilade!phia | Come out of the general approprlat op, witness | _Jcpex Ccnris, of the Marine Court, in New | Hart “enich wereae holm eee cace ean ihe eee, Now. t ene aloft ine Canopied Cay upon the back of | Siar. See ae ee eae een ary pene sald: | York, has addressed a letter to Governor Hoft- | fak* mulch wereat ball-mast. were by ‘about #8Pa ay Acor NY av aisth | ¥-C ReiemRanach.¢25 Nth. ab.Pa av.agt.Knabe'e, | {he old War Blephant Romeo: « Military nd finest | ‘THR STREET-CAK CompUCTORSOr Boston arc | * 1 will look into it, and attend tot? man, in answer to a statement ina morning | {hePeek: 2a {he — McCuintock * Exrxmes, 155 Pennsylvania avenne PICTURE & PORTRAIT FRAMES. cearion ever made by any Show ou each. "| on astrike—not tor mgher wi r Abraham S. Hewitt, irom maker in Néw Fersey.| paper that he is guilty of private and oficial ee __ FANCY STORES. Fraxcts Lae, 1236 Pa. avenus, near 1th sipect. Tickets can be obtained ai is] inate Store. 937 | the practice of dividing with drivers the | 80d Pennsylvania, testified that his firm could | offences of a grave character, In which he de- Patatty Beates ox ais Wepprne Nionr. Wx. F. Brett, it, £28 9th street. near F PLANING MILLS. Pa.ave in Georgetown, at Poe & 8 "s | fares they withhold from their loyers, For | have furnished iron for the boats, but | nounces the report as false and malicious. He well « EB ° street, pear N.C. Daaren & Co., 1234 € street. corner 1th. Masic bs ge st, in Alex atl aweek pact they have held out in the main- | they did not know the department wanted it. states that he understands the article referred Del Stra, 31 Dax Poornix Mills, 1210 Ohio avenue. French's Piano Warerooms, 95 King street. tainance of this policy in spite of the indigna | Chic/ Engineer William H. Shock testified | to was written by one of the judges of the ee y W. 8.0: Brows, io street ad Caan details of this Genpenacharie ceeethatticn? {| tion of the drivers, who crteem themesloeton, | tbat he was acting chiet of the Bureau of Steam | Satine Court, and asks an opportunity 0 ex- F. Mi. Duasny.Feed,fapain Sc. cor.¥t - Jous # Mixe,6i) Mes apl-@ ADA PAUGH. Sole Prop’r. , | ceedingly ill used, and manifest their disp! En, see aa ae ZOctover, while Ohiet | pose the abuses of - de gd pease ° assay A7th at | JOU # Kino, 63) Mass. ave.. bet. 6th and 7th-ete, sre by ebatinatnly. cefustug te maton sigualsto | Evgineer was in , and the : evening the refreshments began to tell FLORISTS. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. INGOLN HALL, '] stop, and inother ways calculated to the | claims came eee reat The Out a ee TR ORDERT rhe office of the Livtoming | on Post. Me went to the residence of a Mr. M.E.Sroors. Hmbalmer Nat. Flowers, @237that. | &.B.Surrnern & 06..916Pa. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1512 | conductors. But in union there is strength: and | endorsement was made on them; engines made at Muncy, Pa.,was | @itjiamson, a few doors below, sud FOUNDRIE Bani tone PEanson, — ve hide. cor ‘conductors, appreciating the’ force of } 4t the navy yardsare superior to those built in and ome Of | abusing Mrs. Williamson and her sister. weg pS AxKs F. Brinks, 09 Lacave. {is axiom aye taken concerted mearures to git ~ an of he was co Mr. Wil n entered, an Besar Caer ts tie et eed each other during the exciting struggle, | g@2ttre, Wotemn telegram in the and | Sowrbn the Tractaring bis shall” "Post tant B Rita Way, 90 Deftest bes Not Hrseir.—Nothing is more curions iv | New York Tribune of Mi whi ot = Rito tho.teee,ané was remetred te ‘an insers- Jamis O'BAGAN IS Pa. ay, the psyc! history of man than the ed tn arrested in cou- | pic condition to his new home and young wife. Gimom Brovuune, er Payave which we bave read of inte have boon eatibiiod jealied ha co "ie 1, gd.” Sait enamine ns be ee ive read of late ve = . ¥. Sun. {cu Tier by a man from Detroit, who left his hom claims, saying that he ex Cincixart Goxvextion — SP iitnnen & Co. : : nd has ‘been traveling about under’ the the ground or 2 osee impression that he was some! but ‘0 rother PRODUCE retaining at the same time a terest it, the claims were just and ps ee tana Spee, BL G. ewity &Co tn his real seit. He wauid write home tobi permar was bound to yay at “ tay Bosed, | OO. SricRR. southwest eceasion: 3 after jusband, nome xeutaiotion ean ‘hand GAS FINTURES, Soo TMU | GiSinat Prove Nyottover his aay if an moar es Tarment, ‘and "though! das veut the train proceeding. any Tartuer.” vc nae oe Ey Sd ob e et B- Pa.ave bt 4 £6uh ety, tem to place for there was were not informed of the circam P.Wearer ticket | chain: of the oe or bet. th @ Miehate, Depots Ne deth of Capitat. friends could come up with hi nces, or else misconstrued the effect of the railroad officé, West car, LA Wasmarox Gas Lion? Comras, 413 10th,nearR | Bictuuny. Fare Pe re been: RESS IN ILLiNOIs.—The Governor ha Rare ineerenre petit wey De of bow matters: ihe threw the throttic GROCERY STOBES. Alex ‘signed the bill women so“ Dutch Hotsich Bee see ae Bing stolen | wide eee’ ‘the with a Same % 200.8. 8 cor. Pa. av. an &. ‘engage in any occupation in which they sce fit, | Sing yesterday on a ten year’s money and inflicted the infary uy 3 The etlect on the = a Be ie Reg a from compelling them'o go tet whale Apene | ggeTbe <olered ciizens of New York, and |e attcmpiel to commit sulle on Andiag him. | of toe ime ond of ee P tine F EAL ESTA and carry arms, serve on juries, and otherwise fifteenth patter: <n Py ae Sw7ch st. inconventences as well as enjoy the At-txor & Dupnny, cor. x endure ‘il of, 3 S9“‘Absence makes the heart grow fonder— eater = _ orgn a Fe 7th Titicn Seonibitascyee nt yet the new Comet. oem cher Sen 2 < ‘aay = F 4 pe Sarr egg B77 It is asserted that men would attend charch rs OPTICIANS; a7 The FE, Senite the wedding is now set | re; larly it they were only allowed to smoke in Bo. 1227 Puvnstivania Avexun. tas the on which the are dhe sanctuary. Genuine Brastiian Pebbie Spectacios. jan}9-Sm yyed to the eyes of friends. S7A Teunesee tornado was of a “sea-green ‘ATOES | POTATOES |! #7 The Indiana state temperance convention 2,000 BUSHELS, on sloop Edwin, at 11th street wharf, for sale DY igwitt 2 STRA apl-at* Center ‘at Indianapolia my : Steric and swept the earth with the *-besom of and . state ticket. with 8. B. emer ard gov: ‘A little girl in M!lwaukee was ately fright- ervor. and Dr. W. H. Kendrick, for Neatenant | ened to death by the noise of a mill into which Moony & Pa governor. she ran.