Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1872, Page 4

eS The Crane Donohoe Lible Case. “THE COUNTRY’S SAPE.” _EVENING STAR. | 4 pril 19, 1872. LOCAL NEWS. Judge Snell, to-da Mr. Cahill offered in evidence the assessment of the expense of the 4th street sewer for 169, whi cmitted. ler was sworn, and testified, for t hisattention was called to the con- sewer by Mr. C. H. Bliss; examined enly a four-inch wall in place of e-inch wall, as called for by the contract: ness had been commissioner under Mr. 1a Thompion Bar worth.” L—Theedore Thomas’ Orchestra | Concert. J Cod Fellows’ Heil, Nory Yard.—Fair by the | Bowen, and had never passed on such work as Ladies’ Kebekab Degree Association, No. 1. theirs; the examination was unofficial, and —-—_ therefore not critical; in some places witness Condemned Locals. | found peptone ec oe ik. he eats ok . idsers? + o | Cross-examined:—It was the da! ie Pea mee ee eee ata cir coca | commissioner to examine every hundred feet; —_ a meee ae this SHY onethe 6th of | Miz. Crane bad not told witness of the existence of tion had been made; witness and Mr. Bliss went together to examine the sewer, and went at the instance of Mr. Bliss, under authority of the mayor. Jomes Compbell, an assistant commissioner under Mayor Bowen, testified that he refused to sign the assessment on account of the bad roapner m which the tvork had been executed; told the contractor that he never would sign | it, and Mr. Crane told him that he, vy yesterday | CO™Missioner, would never sign commence active operativus on Mon- | be clerks of the Census Bureaa who have office at the Waverly house, ding, corner of t; salmon bricks were put in with little or no cement; Crane afterwards signed the assessment, and on | witness questioning him in reference to it, Crane said he was forced to sign it or lose his office. Ex-Mayor Wallach had spoken to witness, and ed him to write a letter to Bowen complam- which the work had been not do, as Mr. Crane had ics Of Washingt e Monumental ‘city boys by ascore of | of the Fourteenth District Work- . tion last night resolutions were pted requesting the House Committee on the District to close the pending inve —_ that ta work on the improvements may « resumed. ab Huhn and wife while on their way ymup for th ‘o7k had been badly done; e had written him a letter to come to iE market yesterday were thrown ont of a wagon | soc him, when he told witness that he had paid in ir the City Hall, and Mrs. Huhn had | him no money: that his (witness") partner had Bee cace nt a tees broken. Dir. H. escape dam- | orered him £100, which he had not paid bias age except a few bruises. and Crane asked witness to testify on the alder- A colored laborer, named Henry Johnson, men’s investigation in his behalf; witness asked Donoho if he had ever offered Crane any money, g in & sewer on Ist st + sou! + Was completely covered by the 7 ingot any | #Rd he denied having done so, but said he had Kern De eon andl | Crane all right; lately Doncho had told kim go segs om om #s) th: - $200 vas him, but found no bones | }Witness) that he paid Crane $200 tor passing on that sewer; Crane had tried to get the work away from him by representations to the mayor. 4ir. Callan testified that the work on the first The Hock and Ladies | *88Fe was done pretty well, and afterwards it were quickiy on the ground and ex. ithe fire with their hese. Steam tire and 3 were soon at the fire, Was slighted; every ten feet then wasa length of single thickness of brick: Mr. Crane used to visit the work once or twice a day, and the but it was net necessary for them to go into Te us cor ene Mae cocutee uae ee service. The damage yas slight. then they would all pitch in and cover up the = k with dirt; Costello's sign to Crane was to ratch his head and raise his hat,” when Crane would turn away; Donoho told witness this, and he saw ras so afterwards, wheneyer Cosfelio didn’t want Crane to come toe near. Charles Smith testified that he worked on this sewer, and that the bricks were often laid dry; ‘THE CORPORATORS OF THE NaTionaL Reap Comrasy of Mar, yesterday at the Washin ivllowing being present: Governor H. D. Alexander K. Shepherd, and B. son, of the I umbia; Frederick P. Stanton, < gion Bowie and D. H. Gaither, Mastrict of Ce ‘This case was resumed in the Police Court, t | lumbia to John O. Evans, lots 1 to 4, square 646; i. J. | ing, part7, square 456; same, part the defect in their sewer before the investiga- | Transfers ef Real “state. ‘The following transfers of reai estate have nm filed since our last repsrt im the office of ‘he Recorder of Deeds: March 21. Ward and W ebb, trustees, to Thos. McGill. sub. 2, square 2.4; 3,200. G. W. Stick- THE COURTS. Porice Court, Judge Snell.—Y esterday, after our cloced, John White, assault and bat- tery ou Henry Kaiser, by drawing a revolver on Lim, and Wm. K. White, assault on Henry Kai- drawing a revolver and pointing it at ser, by to Rudolph Lobsiger 5, square 338; said n his own house, were fined $3) each. $800. Re Le cer to B Middlewon, part 3 square Lewis Alexander, colored, charged with stea! $1,400, G. H. French to Mary C. French, | a pistol trom Charles Smith; fined $20, or sixty subs. 1 and 2, square 151; ¢——. District of Co- | days in jail. ASSAULTING FEMALES. Harry Smith and Chas. Cole, colored, ch: a with making an assault on Jnliana Jenkins. . F. Hanna, trustee, to James J. War- $2,500. Alfred Ely to 000. 5 Sie G. 8. Bout- | Cole was discharged and Smith fined #5. Felix » trustee, to David M. Lowman, | A. Salter, charged with assault on Rose Griffin, subs. 2) and 2i, square 630; $731. W. P. Dole to | a delicate looking young tady. Miss Griffin tes- W. D. Davidge, sub. 31 and part 32, square 167; tified that she is poe ge by Mrs. Salter in her store, and was talking to a customer, when Salter ordered her out of the store, and on her refusing to go he slapped her in the face, and afterwards caught her by the hair and pulled ‘9. Mary A. Elliot to C. F. E. Richardson, square north of 420; $3,500. Bradley, trustee, and 8. Fowler to Ella B. Arbuckle, lots 2 and 3, and part 13, square 1002; $2,000. Merch 25.—Ed. Owen to John Humphrey, | her out. She also stated that during the seuffie art 25, square 512; $230. E. Gorman to f).| she hit him in selt-defence, having no other eady, part 22, square 725; $175. W. B. Todd | means ot protecting herself. A lady who hap- to Julia'Ann Chick, sub. 8, square 125; $45). pencd to be in the store testified to going. be- March 29.—Robert Morts to Eitas G. Keesy, | tween them to take Miss Rese’s part, she being sub. 8 square 442; £1,100. G. S$. Boutwell, see: | a frail little woman, and pushed him away from tar, trustee, to M. M. Robrer, part 14, #723. J. F. Melvin, jr., trustee, to t.’ Clair, sub. 28, square 210; $1,246. Stickney to Juan Boyle, lot C, square 761; ¥. H. Browne to John H. Naylor, sub. 81, square XH; 0. F. Folker to C. Rowald, part 12, square 2si; #—. March 30.—a. McD. Davis to J.M.K and Margaret J. Davis, part lot 17,square 457; $—. W. A. Ward to Mary M, Maguire, part lot 5, square 45; €—. A. W. Fiske to J. G. Bige- low, lot B, square 385; $6,000. T. Lawson to $1,000. A. todant 15 Mary E, Hills to Van & Jones, parts lots 22 and 23, square B. H. Warner to F. Toumey, parts $1,500. Elizabeth s. Witmer lot 7, square 40; $1,916. oler to J. E. Snodgrass, part lot 3, mare 50; $500. H. O. Hood to Win. Cohen, lot 4. square 117; 23,000. F. Wheatley t D, Parsons, part lot 56, square 517 . B. M. Plumb to H. N. Howard, lot 3, square 61, = W. B. Todd to James Richardson, part lot 16, sqnare 93; $600. John W. Bayne to Wm. B. Todd part sub. 17, square 501; $800. Horace 3. Johnson to J. W. Bayne, do.; $80. Catharine Adams to James McMahon, part lot 14, square 865; $297. April l—Julins A. Fay to John ©. Fay, part lot 7. square 142: $9,000. A. T. C. Dodge to C. H. White, lot 11, sqnare 1085; $—. Mariah Carroll et al.. trustees, to L. Scott, square 730; $000. R.P. Dodge to nielle, sub ‘21, square 312, $4,090. Maurice Dillon, sub 5! part sub 33, square 616; £320. C. Walter, trustee, to N. Acker, lot 9, square 5€9; $1,200. G. W. Linville to Henry B. Mann, lots A, B and C, square 757; $9,000. Henry B. Mann’ to G. W. Linville, lots 17 and 18, square 725; $18,000. —— White et al., tro tees, to James Fraser, part lot 4, square 453; £11,000. J. Miller to F. S. Keen, subs 15 and 16, square east of square 509; $575. J. S. King to C. her before he got her to the door, and if she (w't- ness) had been a man would have whipped him on the spot. All the pertice seemed to be re- spectable people, and the difficulty appeared to have grown out of a difficulty about a chain which had been broken, and from Rose calling Salter a lying hypocrite. Mr, Salter, a nervous looking person, had no witnesses, but was lowed to explain, and said he had picked up Rose in order to put her out of the way, when she caught his thumb in her mouth and gave him a grip which made bim wince, and he put his band to her head to disengage himself trom her teeth. Miss Rose, who seemed able and willing to speak for herself’, asked to make an explavation, which the judge thought unneces- sary, aud fined Salter #5. ALLEGED SHOP-LIFTING. Margaret Clagett and Bell Whittington were charged with stealing a bolt of silk, valued at $100, from the store of Chartes J. Bogan. Mr. Cioss entered a nolle prosequi in the case of Beli Whittingten. Detective McElfresh tes itied that the girls were arrested by Officer Huysman, and turned over to him (witness) and Mr. Coomes; that they worked up the case and recovered the silk. Mr. Bogan was present and recognized the silk, which had been recovered from a colored man who had been employed by the Clagett girl to sell it. Samuel Lawson, the colored man, had im turn sold the sik, in two lots, for $18, but through the information obtained from him it was recovered. Bell Whittington testified to going into Bogan’s store, and to seeing Mag. take two bed quilts away under her shawl, and the silk she saw afterwards in her house. Mag. said she had taken it. The whole affuir looked bad for Margaret, and she was committed for action of the grand jury, in default of $300 bail. ASSAULT ON A GIRL. Jack Mahoney was charged with assault and battery with attempt to commit a rape on Jane Howard, a colored girl about 15 years of age, who told the judge that she lived on 23d street, Given & Morsell, lot 16, square Kreemer to Thomus Weaver, lot to 20, square 10/8; $-— Riewick art lot 4, between M and N. When the assault was made a considerable portion of the work was laid with ee aie t c Montgomery county; Joun A. Dorsey and | a tour-inch wall; had assisted often to hurriedly | ists all = ine abides secretes | ametuer ean ker eee "Mf tine Wilham qiatthews, of H comand Kear snd Col. cover up the work when fey saw Grane or any | 332 + aad : : ” | minds of the spectators present the case was Pharles a panty. | Governor | of the overseers coming; heard Donoho say on April 2. t Cooke presided, with Mr. Matthews assecretary. | Cheng verees com ps Tag poke, watageroachs April Betsey Dunbar to John Gordon, | fully made out, but the charge of Tape was dis- Air. A. Bowie Davis, of Montgomery county, spoke of the efforts heretofore made to secure a read on the line proposed; after which the char- ter granted by the legisiature of Maryland was read. Governor Cooke made some remarks on the a:lvantages by the enterprise, and expressed | the opinion that if preperly put before the peo- ple ot the District they would co-operate with the citizens et Maryland in securing its comple- tien. Frederick P- Stanton, A. B. Davis, B. L. Jackson, Charles Albert and Francis Miller Were appointed to prepare a memorial to Con- gress asking authority for the company te ex- | tend their road into the District ot Columbia, and to draft a bill for that purpose. Alexande! K. Shepherd, Colonel Washington Bowie and Frederick P. Stanton were appointed an execa- tive committee with power to make arrauge. ments for opening the books for subscription to the stock of the company, aud report at a future meeting ing, that it was all right; and again had seen {rane turn away when Costello would raise his | hat to serateh his head; when any of the prop- erty holders would come to look at the work, the word would be given “the country’s not safe,” and all hands would throw dirt over the work to ide it. Cross-examined:—Had talked with Mr. Callan in reference to thissign, and with others at that time and since. ‘The case was still in progress when our report closed. —e | Ealtimore Annual Conference African . Church. SIXTH DAY. the usual religious exercises th's morn- J. d. Hubert submitted a report on home missions, recommending that Mt. Pleas- ant mission be attached to Frederick station that Sarah Ann Street mission be called Bal more city mission; that Church Hill mission re- main; Chestertown mission to remain; Wil- liamspert mission to be attached to Clearspring cireuit; that mission attached to Easton be de- tached aud called Miles River mission; that Israel mission be detached under the name of East Washington mtssion; that Bladensburg mission remain; that mission in Worcester mirege be known as Snow Hill mission; and at oe | | | | tem., in the chair, Randall, secretary.’ The follow: orators was agreed upon: L. @. H.ne. De Vere Burr, Joseph F. Hodgiom, Chak *. E. Richardson, Harmon Burns, v0.’ S. B- Wall, M. M. Holland, Zachariah’ Tobriner, James A. McDevitt, George C. Bruehl, john F. . es A. ing list ef neor; : tgomery mission be attached to Wily; James Johnson, James A. Kandail. Geo. | Bladensburg. The report. was adopted. “es, TILES Robert Ball. Louis Heilbrum, dames | J. A. Handy submitted "a report on ane .ackey, William Sullivan, H. O. Noyes an Wiliam Warring: also the following trustees: hariah Tobriner, Louis Heilbrun, Robert all. Jnmes Johnson, James A. Randail, James case ot N. B. Sterret, adverse to recommending any change; adopted. Rev. B. T. Tanner ad- | dressed the conference on the Book Concern and read a letter that the books are in a contused art lot 6; £100. Jas. Carrico to F. yers. part lot C, es 122; 21,000. W. A. Ballard to W. H. H. Cissell, sub. 19, square 365; $3,100. Joseph Prather to Litchfield & Augher- ton, lots 13 to 17, square 554; £10,000. A. R. Shepherd to Thaddeus Baden, lot H, square 23; 1,20. R. A. Dennison to Agnes A. Rei- side, lot 1, square 1,067; $300. F. A. Boswell to John Johnson, part lot 29, square 500; $100, H. Holden to & G. Cornish, lots D and Men J. Anderson to Jos. Snodgrass, part lot 3, square 59; £500. hn Smith to E.'B. Garger, sub. ‘ignment of lease ninety-nine years:) T.H. G. Tedd to W, B. Todd, art lot), square 9&3; S——. W.B. Todd to T. - G. Todd, lot 8, square 959; a0. J. W. Thompson to Noah L. Jefiries et al., lots 16 to 19, square 218; $21,820, Elizabeth W. Pettibone to R. Ragan, sub. 37, square 829; @288. Perry Colman ¢t al. to S. Norment, 69, Square 208; $6, B. H. Warmer to R. Clarkson, sub. 31, square 508; 82.000. April 4.—C. B. Wood to Wood Brothers & Co., subs. 39 and 40, square 302, and part 38, square 506; F. Rosher to G. C. Bruebl, part 3, ee 33. James Robbins to Georgetown missed, and a new charge of simple assault brought against Mahoney, who was fined $20. Dunmore Merse was charged with an assault with attempt to commit rape on Lotta Page, a small colored child about 8 years of age. There being some conflicting stories told by th> wit- nesses the judge dismissed the case. TO-DAY. Thomas Williams and John Hobbs got drar and plaved hobs on the street, when they were rrested and left collateral, which was forfeited. ieorge Hick made a too intemperate use of fighting whisky last night, and had to be taken to the station-house in a horse cart; the ride cost him just $5 this mornin; Hester Chase, co!l- ored, drunk and disorderly in Georgetown; fined $5. Henry Harris and Lewis Watts, violation of the hack law, forfeited their s amps ae not answering. Emma Donglass, colored, could not resist the temptation of a gold ring which she saw in her way, belonging to Mrs. 0. D. Madge, and valued at $6. Officer McDermott took her to the station, and on her way there Emma acknowledged her guilt. This morning she told the judge that Mr. Madge gave it to uer, but the judge “* wouldn’t hear it,” and fined her $15, and in detault sixty days in’ jail. James Hays p 21, square 900, (a: College, part 2, square 283; —. Was charged with cursing very loudly in Nailor’s Apzit’s.—G. W. Cole to W. F. Holtzman, part | alley. Officer Huysman nailed hit, but Ha 16, square 785; $2,000. S. K. Johnson to W. d it before the judge. Two witnesses sub Johnson, lots 4and_5, square 62; $100. D. L. son to W. H. Craig, sub. 39, square 132; W. B. Todd to Joseph Lyles and William = Srown, sub. 24, square 893; $300. J. B.Varnum, | |New Pupiications.—Messrs. R. B. Mohun trustee, to J. W. Fitzhugh, sub. 11, square 445; | & Co. have, in a neat and compact volume. si00. ‘C. P. Patterson et’ al. to Ad “the Legal Tender Cases of 1871,” just issued by the publishers of the Banker's ‘Magazine. antiated the charge, however, and he was Squeezed for $3. Smith, subs. 2 O77, square 206; § aid Meat Haina” bakes, George C.'Bruehl | condition. James Reed was elected tothe local | Shoe eT Re ee eee huh 9s sama Souwnorscts _Me , Jame: Gi . co on. James Reed was elected to the local | $250. F. Butler et al. to F. King, in trust, lot © ; BE) ial of elected vice precitene rad wee Helibran was | eldership. Messrs. Augustus Robinson and J. | Score sap en et a ge ea in An trust, lo igi Mera ae ace cee a elected vice president, and James A. McDevitt | B. x were called to the altar and recetved in- | hew, iots 1'to 4, and 26, square 204; = J f treasorer. A constitution and by-laws was sub- | to 1 membership, the bishop appropriately ressing them. ‘The committee on Union Bethel church, Felis Point, submitted a report, which was amended and adopted. They report | that they cannot state the precise condition of the church owiug to the absence of books and Papers, and recominend that the pastors of Bal- limore investigate the condition of the church. W. Smith was recommended and elected to local eldership. The Danghters of the Confer- €nce from Baltimore were here conducted to a front seat, they having announced that they were ready to turn over a donation to the con- ed, and referred to the trustees. The sub- opening subscription books at different m Washington and Georgetuwn was dis- cussed, and, on motion, the subject was left with the trustees to designate tbe place. Ad- journed. eee 1S APFEAY.— Alleged Stabbing of J. W. y L. G. Clese—Late on Tuesday night jast an altercation took place in the Oyster Bay restaurant, between two men named L. G. Close, @ government clerk, and J. W. Gray, a provis. le: when the: the Next morning he was tined conduct. The next morning | Teecived by the officers that | Gray had received several stabs of a serious nature during the fight, which was not discov- | ered at the time of the affray. Officer Roderick Patched at once te ascertain the facts, found t hel of Baltimore, highly complimentary to . Revels, who has officiated for them for eighteen months. ? J Tue Finest Rerormep Cavercu Troveres IN Coun? —Yesterday Mr. W. F. Mattingly filed a bill in the Equity Court forthe First Retormed Church of Washington, D. C., John Ewald, Henry Buttin, and F. W. Selthausen, act. Rob- | ert Reitzell, W. H. Spelthaus, Danie! W. Mar- tin and Philip Goehle, for the possession of the : € 3 erty. Ti iffs state that the AME ENOULAR REFURLICAN CLUB of the | Church ‘is treeepore eden y ; , | 4 ‘porated under the act of Con- Wth district met at Wall all last night and | gress of May 4th, 1:70; that they are the trus- | ngerous. Close war thereupon arrested, and Judge Snel! held him jo au-wer after the results of the injuries are fully knewn. ° pecoldcnts Ghee, prune Col. Timothy Labey, | cs: that certain, proverte scree nee = zed by Ys _ hand N f MeKeany, scerctanr thet rice premient; | streets was purchared by the chucch hen ie rer; and Satauel Sank’ erederick Hall, treas- | church is subject to the jurisdiction ‘and con- urer; and Samuel Smith, sergeant-at-arms. The | trol of the Synod of the German Ketormed *ggtion of Col. Lubey was unanimous, andon | Church ned enon immediately to the classle of taking the chair he made a briet speech, which ‘that said clases was received with great applanse. The ant Reitzel as ing committees were appointed: On em 18¢1, for one yer ment, D. M, lake and H. Bell; ex- P : erie pen ming diy ell; €xX- | FirstKeformed church provides that the pro) Gorman, Quirk, sr., pass fsom under “4 Cormody, Scanlon, Taylor, Tabbs and Lynch. poner oe Reitzet, Saviag arne be Teor van and Soo de res omell, Bruce, Gleason, | irations acted in a manmet eee Kyau and Samuels were aj inted a committee | christian minister, he was st by the consistory of said church, and still ‘ahem his conduct c! were ‘red against him before the said classis; and said class, under the perm! vested in them by the constitution of the sais Reformed Church, suspended the said Reitzel trom his office of win! of i £ tions fer the government of the club. ee at New Haven, Conn., yesterday, the mother of Mr. Sherman was exnmined. Her testimony was damaging to the defence. She noticed that, after the deccased had drank a cup of tea, which the prisoner had prepared and given him, he was setzed with intense burning in the stomach and fainted. G. H. Peck testified that Mrs. Sherman bought arsenic at his store two ot three weeks before Sherman died. She said ste wanted it to kill rats with. Mrs. Sherman con- fessed this to the sheriff who arrested her in Ne Jersey. Professor Barker described the manner of his analysis of a portion of Sierman’s liver. nson to R. F. Burrows, sub. 67, square 556; $125. Terrence W. Kiley to W. C. O'Meara. Square 389, $6,000. Harriet Dunlop to G. Beans, part 10, sqnare $45; $300. George Bu gess to De F. P. Ormes, lots 5 to 9, square 15 18,052. H. K. Randall, all of square 52, 9. R. Leech, trustee, to Enoch Totten, subs.75 and square April 6. square square %7; $1,320. J.B. um, to W.B. Kibbey. parts 3 and 5,square wou. Kibbey to Varnum, lease, same | From six ounces weighthe produced nearly half Sidewalk in treat a’sg | 1etence, and Mr. Henry Bradducks addressed | property; s_—. M. Eastwood to Wie Stone rgd bo ting on the sidewalk front it is | the Bishop, stating the object of the Daughters : 2, 20, 2, and 25, square 234; $4,200. T.H! | ET Mente pataie ityparey —o oe bular bitched Sight took place | of the Conierence—to aid In paying the minis. Cross, to Margaret Browne, ——, square 214; ZS SEs ree cmon Reticricl oar ne jal ey eon turned over the do SH6. Estate S. Cloakey, to John Sy or Tue Huston Case.—The Rey. Dr. Gardner, ago to have been ap- fointed one of the committee to investigate the case of the Rev. Dr. Huston, was in this ci thie morning, and said that the statement al- luded to was incorrect. Neither Mr. Gardner, Mr. Wilson, nor Dr. Register, will be members of that committee. nor has the committee yet been appointed. ‘The investigation will be held in Baltimore, probably in May, and will be con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Rodgers, the presidingelder of that district, who will appoint the committee of five to make it, buthas not yet done so, taking full time to select as its members those who will be acceptable to both sides.— Alezandria Gazette, 18th inst, Godey, sub. 1,. quare 363; £250. April 8.—C. H. Townsend, to Geo. W. Evans, north balf 19, square *; 81/825. ‘itehtield and Angherten, to L. S. Morris ct al., lot 20, square 14, s——. 'F. Schmidt, to Andrew Krait, lots and 9, square 356; $4,000, April ¥.—John' W. Starr to Solomon Lucas, sub. 31, square 131; #225. M. V. Dahlgren, ‘0 M. Green, (undivided fourth) part lot L. B. Perkins to Kate E. TRE COUNTER STATEMENT of the English be jarry to Susanna! leet | government presented to the Geneva arbitra- aret Barry, lot 28, square 566: %—— | tion says that no reply will be offered to the im. - Lee, committee, to Beavans & Shaw, | putation of hostile motives and insincere neu- 324; $1,058. T. F. Miller, trustee, wn, part lot 9, square 812; s—— to F. F. McLean, same; Sat. J. pan, oo the United States, nor will any refer- ence be made bell Raper for hey bate |. a8 Correspondence with regard to them is 1g between England and the United tates. It reminds the board of arbitration that its conclusions must be found on proofs, not allegations, and that the evidence must be sift- ed. fact, the statement ay to be aline of instructions marked out for the bo wd of arbitration, and from which to deviate, no matter what terposed by the United States government. —$—$—$—— rr nrveee THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE ¢ VENTION last evening elected a full delegation to the Philadelphia convention, about hai be- James Lawn M. Laskey to R. Hassler, parts lots 13 square 299; $1,000. S.N. Burke to V. Aschen- bach, sub. 24, pose 716; $480. Elste Ann Jac! son to Henson Jackson, part lot 1, north halt E and sub. W, square 638; 3. _ W. to Terrence W. Riley ,lot35 and northjhalf lot 36, square 498; $6,000. T. A. Lambert to John Van Riswick, part lot 1, square 512; $2,250; and sub. 83, square 365; $3,000. J. F. Kelley toJ. H. Darrow, su bs. 12s to 152, square 363; $4,032. G@RORGETOWN TRANSFERS. Mary J. Brent to Dennis Cady, lot on Bridge, ler of | near Market strect, $800. Robert P. ing colored A resolution deci: . said church, and fixed his trial on the charges | P. A. Darneille, lot in Beall’s division, Mont- | ‘2& colored men. A resolution declaring for Tue Boagp or Pentic Worxs yesterday | *\ Spe * ‘ universal amnesty was introduced, but objec- : so preferred against him to be heard on the gomery street; @5,250. F. D. Shoemaker to + made the following, Griters, sublect to the ap. | Deh of the “present mentee Avril, "isi2: | Charis B. Gardener, lot on’ West street, in | 0 being made went over. Colonel John’ W. eer of commencing mgineer ae he ex ; | that the said Reitzel, tm utter defiance of said | Beall's division; ©——. Adelaide M. Lutz to work at this season: ‘That Mr. C. E. Evans be awarded the contract Jor setting curb, grading, paving and putting iu laterals in F.@, 19th, 20th and 2ist streets northwest; Daniel Connolly, to set curbs, order of suspension, uni with said defendants {one of whom, Daniel W. Martin, is his father- ip-law,) and other members of said church and SS who are too numerous to be made r . ies defendants hereto, on Sunday, the 1th pave and lay sidewalks on ‘H street northwest, Instant, forcibly entered the church editice and rem 3d ‘undary street; Mr. J. O. E' to | held service therein, having on the Friday pre- lay the Scharff pavement on ith st., between vious gone through the form of hoidi: Permsyivania avenue and H street northwest; | ing at whieh tee removed the plai from Teonidas Scott, to finish laying the sewer on Ist_| their office and elacted W. H. Spetinaaa, Daniel Tone fon rhe aet,, Bids for furnishing rabble | W. Martin and Philly Garvie ee trustees and Opened rete malls of the F street bridge were | consistory; which said soon Z was wholly un. Socie Be pereey from, J. V. W. Vandenburgh. | authorized, and all ite cone acts illegal and Avstin P. Brown, Himber & Hughes.(two bids.) that the said Reitze!l has declared that * gether =e & — The "he and those acting with him are independent Died ro ne a ‘Was accepted. 4 premostnn Inia pam of the classis and synod; that defendants by their conduct are casting a cloud on plaintim’ Tre WasHixeton Jockey © 8.—We un- * n x a saoceneon ia ' = Jenkins was chosen presidential elector for the state at large. A new state central committee Was elected, with W. H. H. Stoweli as chairman. The delegates to the Philadelphia convention Were instructed to vote for the renomination ot President Grant. —$<$<$$—$—____. THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMMITTER Of the Union League of America held their first meeting tor the year at the St. Nicholas Hotel in Sew York last evening, and Governor Wil- liam A. Newell, of New « pera! was reelected chairman for the year, A resolution was unani- Hugh Caperton et al., trustees for the Union Benevolent Society, part 1, Beall and Hawkins’ division, on High street; $3,500. Joseph Duvall to Union Railroad Company, part Threlkeld’s square,in Fayette street; $1,200. Eliza M. L. Boucher to John Crowley, parts 36 and 37, Old Georgetown, on Bridge street; $300. COUNTY. W. Syphax to J. W. Baker, 14,000 feet in Brown’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant; $575. Jobn F. Boyle to C. H. King, 24 acres; $4.750. 0. ©. Howard to D. L. Eaton, lot 4, block 7, sub- ly adoy le the port division of Meridian Hill; $——. E. A. Adams Talon Leagan to (hs motinses ore ae te Geo. F. Gulick, lot 73, Uniontown; $850. publican party. Mary M. Manning to Mary J. Packard, one acre on old Se ee 3 $400. Morgab Deatu 1 Ick Creams—all have heard of B. Robinett to Lizzie J. te of tract title to the rt, T hal M fi 1. Gil 1 to = Saf heme er ge came = of a . odihines ys TT 3 5 » Dy re are YY ‘ive consulates of the nantes of the execu- | they may be decresd the plaseabie Pensettnt | called Freneb, lols 15 and 16, square No. 6, | foboning by vanitin ek which have occurred ington Jockey Club h | goa 7 | of the Onion & Butta’ subdivision of Dyer’s estate: | of late years in Paris, Altona, Munich, Viewse ston Jockey Ciub have selected the piece of | the F rst. $20. Giles F. Dyer to M: reneh,| and other According toone doctor the Property offered by Hon. F- P. Biair, sr., as the | 18, 8 15, same estate: alles. ison is in the vanilla, and it is by the Stites grace course. This is a portion of Adele French, lots 13 and lo, Onion. & [sages ‘nut Oil to besmear the vanilla the Silver Sp property, located about five subdivision Dtaercentane $20.” pods.— Balt. Sun. miles from the city. and near the terminus of | °. W. A. Munder, 4 the Boundary and Silver Spring railroad. which | End control Pade $05. D. M.| a My the be contracted this summer, rl any claim Hall, lot 265, Uniontown; Howard Uni- ‘3 charter tor pcs Setirdnaes he mane | cas paieomnce eames Se : > Mn. Ww. Brarknont, of E who has ing, lot 28, Keating's subdivision; 286. J. ves Comulscioner Van Nore. areaneane several times visited America for the purpose of tet al, to Peter H. Hellen, lot 1, block | consseveniatt pin soliccting information in regard to the Iidians, Ctal.’ to WH, Blende padeay galls Waite | Goard of assistant aldecnens ie gecets Invited were General Content Fae fer Lh Soferes on Washington 87” Detroiter is down with bis third measles, at; 4 nt ‘to Geo. N- 10: 21, block No. 7 One-seventh of Arkansas bas been sold for 6, Efi Place; $315. Howard University | t#xes. si 19 Geo. . Marden, lot 12, bjock 2, EMinghas.- rote Famitics in Maine are sending to Sweden . MeCarty, of lace; 8288 ‘ amaseomace=- 78.—Mr. inspector, |} sound thrashing to too Toatieek ae aes Saha = 1 DING Peewy . ns . | 801 rr men A Sricipat Fawity._The Alex ndria, i avant act peaereone 3 7 Com One story frame, ‘street, between 9th 10th sts. et teas ¢ ast. H. Doran. towtotry brick saiitions 1th |) ladies” lew York avenue and L street. | low the | . G. Fletcher, two story frame, B street, be- ‘mem’ of her |, their the in lth northeast. W. 3 tly have either attempted to, or succeeded from the public on the ground that | ¥e story bricks. A street, between éth and taking their own lives: their prices are low. Sa aa ont ee, Hory. brick, Crscrmnatt Conver- returned to the strests.. Thomas Cox, two story frame, 19th of lberal republicans last ‘Roseburg ee tent street, hetwonn 3, oy a teen delegates were ected to the Cieetann | thet euch Annie and 32d northwest. tae omen, Ostmean Stat those selected are George Bed and drove her ont to an | razees, U street, Detween 12:8 and 9th north sigh meatict haan Paces | desbrieireetiocte | Vanghind maa gpa srry George Ht. Piant, John D. Detrees sol meet "ane bet in the Street hour of | Band U sts. north.’ W. Bs 2 three story Alired Townsend. .. Lyd ware ienome He | bricks, N street, between ith and i3th north. ——_—s—_-_— makes threats that she fears her life is in | west 'W. M. Sefton, two-story brick, corner of pepe ary dm gat roy ‘destined to be ‘THe Lypta Taoxrsom Tnovre appeared to | danger and te the protection of the Law.” | East Capitol and oth streets: John’ Johnson, * Spendvantage lac evening in thele double bit ia tro, story frame, id between F ana fect of taddenly eet pad tease “enltworth ” and to-morrow there will street aoa average life of ’ s a " weekly matinee performance and a grand double bill at G northwest. Hazen & Co., two a days, and sixty-nine of these night. brick, K street, between 43, ana 6th southwest, ys are very 0 gas Price's Dotan JzwetRy Store, No. 451 | P'street and’ Macenchaectte ereose: wee ie y foreseen Bincke Fecereatome spisedid Se msiinat fez Atrnanmican Bosomese Duaacronr, | Fiebieetn come Yon welts 3 this morning, with goid wires, . on first page. ere e ’ by Cape Race over six Others Insets 5 DRY Goons. CITY ITEMS. Lines HaxpkEecuters in half-dozen boxes, | from $150 to $6 per box, or sold singly; fine | Linen Collars, trom $2 to 4 per doz Lisle ‘Thread Halt Hore, Undershirts, and ves: Linen Drawers; finest Linen Cuffs, plain and fancy Shirt Fronts, Gzo. C. Hexxixe, No. 410 ith street north west. Deroxco’s GoLpEN Pints are deemed indis- pensable in every household. Sula. wholesa GEORGETOWN. Suirwents or Firour.—The steamer E. C. ht cleared for New York this morning with 0 barrels of flour. The Lady of the Lake, bound to Noriotk, took down about the same quantity. Tue Ganar—mr. Wiltam H. Dougal is in | receipt of 1,00 bushels of corn and i71 barrels of four from Seneca, per boat Seneca. Mr. George ‘Waters this morning received 600 barrels of cement from Hancock, Maryland, per boat ow OPEN. WOLFORD « SHILETrRG'S NEW DRY GOODS STORE, TRE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TH i TERRITORY | NEW GOODS roost > “d daily & he q Retail by the fol y Sere = Round Top No. 2. (erochipagrnis HD , SPKING AND SUMMER SEASON. ee on lowing druggiste:—Kidwell & Son; F.D.Dow- | ete Lf ee ne rt Fkgs ~ wo ling, 44 and C streets southwest; J. Coaghlin, | Comprising all the latest Novetties in F, corner of Sth street; P. H. Helier, 7th and streets; W. B. Entwis! Georgetown. an eaeen THIS 18 JUST TREBEASON for entching colds. dred shad sold th’ per hundre DRESS GOODS, LACK and COLORED SILKS, MOMATRS. 74 DANCE SILKS POPLINE “LY VARDENS of ali styles, Black and White ALPACAS tm ail poers. beantiful SPRING SHAWLS. morning at from #12 to $15 000 herring sold at from $5 to $6 | =a thousand; and 3,500 tailors seid at trom 50 to ‘5 cents per hundred. WHEAT continuesscarce. Hartley & Brother 5 Watred McLeod, eo2 Aveid all danger ot contracting them by pur- | WHITE DREts Goops, a e to-day received 1,500 bushels of white per Fi 7 ‘Of all classes for anmmer wea nay Ben chasing one of those splendid Sprinz Uvercoats ‘ sOIx pec ryeg ioe Ann, trom Alexandria. It was | at Straus’, 1911 Pennsylvania avenue, betw THE Oe ern = ARAsoL CoaL—The schooners Helen A. Host and | Hth and lith streets, 2 | cactce Printe and Domestice: Onssimeres, for Men's Samuel Russell—the former with 511 tons ot Justick TO WHOM IT BELONGS —In justice | and Boys’ wear os coal tor Providence, K.I., and the latter with And +pecial attention i¢ called to the 300 tons for Hyannis, Mass..—cleared to-dy to one of cur most enterprising citizens, wage A va trom the whari of the Borden Mining Com- 2) energy and activity have secured for bimse! fair share of public patronage, we publish the following card, which explains itself To the Public.—As there are certain merchants CARPET DEPARTMENT, which comprises the latest des'gns ENGLISH BRUSSELS and ban INGRATS « Tae New Mary. at the work of li Every one is glad tonotice 4RPETS, ing the new water-main | who ridicule the idea of advertising, and say | Ranging from 75 cent 4. oF ‘ong Aqueduct street is being vigorously | that it is only intended to 6 REWSpaper me iS i yay Ns te — pushed forward. A iarge gang of men is at | rich, and who at the same time claim that they A cell to thincstablishweone sre parchesers work, and they make dirt fly in a lively | never devote a dollar to such a purpose, and vet | oct inl, ta this extal . manner. Our citizens trust that when the work | resort to mean expedients to reap the benefits of 87 KEMEMBER THE ARCADES of building the new sewer along Bridge street | those who do advertise, I feel it due to myself " _ @8¥ SEVENTS OTR is resumed @ corresponding degree of energy | and to my patrons to state that have no branch apts. tMays sins ad will be exhibited, so that the street car track | store in Washington, and none save that of my ow can be relaid on the street named some time be- hoop-skirf and corset factory, at 408 7th street, fore next spring. Intelligencer building. Ladies in search of my establishment will please remember the nam and the number, Charics Baum, 408 7th street. ‘Thankful for past favors, 1 beg leave to inform the public that I have just received my new ng stock, including all the novelties in hoop- corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim- mings. the most complete stock of fancy and plain hosiery, and Indies’ furnishings, all of which are speciaities, and thai I will endeavor in the future, asin the past, so to conduct my business as to continue to secure the contidence of the ladies of Washington, the efforts of ene- mies and malicious persons to the contrary nc withstanding. Charles Baum, 408 7th street, be- tween D and ALL Fipp.e-pr-pEx!—Langh at the indivic- ual who tells you that the tull complementot khair cannot be restored after it has began to come out fully. We tell you it can. We assure yon that Phalon’s Hair Invigorator has effected that object thousands and thousands of times. We guarantee the resalt. €03 Se eae Corws, Bunions, BAD Nats, &c.—Thous- andsare relieved at Dr. White's establishment 535 15th street, opposite United States Treasury, Warhington, and 7 North Charles street, Balti- more, Dn. Lvon, Til I street, between 7th and sth streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See Pereona!s. w THe moet cclebrated and successful Latrobe Heaters and Siate Mantels in the world; also, Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at Hamilton & "8, No. 4, ¥.M. C. A. Build- ing, 9th and D streets. TaERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler, near 4\ street ————— Georgetown Advertisements BX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetowa. DBY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, & , kc, AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING o ck a m GEEAT Bakoains - ELEGANT si Parascls, from & conte te G o ALEXANDRIA. Tre Leesrree Horkor.—Sheriff W. H. Barrett, of Loudoun county, passed through here this morning on his way from Leesburg to Baltimore with the stomach and its contents of little Annie—the Lloyd child whose death pre- ceded that of the one which gave occasion to the late investigation—which he was taking to Professor Tonry for analysis. The bodies ot the two boys were also disinterred with the in- tention of having their stomachs analysed, bat they were in such a decomposed condition that it was found impossible to distinguish the stom- achs from the other intestines. Mrs, Lioyd has had her room in the jail made neat looking and comfortable by furniture brought from her own house, and bears her confinement with mach composure. She is visited by her friends, and apparently manifests no uneasiness about the result of her trial, which will take place next dune. GRAIN AND Fruit Prospgcts.—The wheat in all this section of country’ is represented by the farmers to be looking remarkably well, and though it is, of course, too early to be making any well authorized precictions concerning this year’s crop, it is believed that the present stand, with a moderately favorable season, will t out more than the average yield for several previous years. Horse Burxep.—The dwelling honse of Mr. John Naglee, at Neabsco, was destroyed by fire yesterday, together with most of its contents. glee was in this city at the time, and did not know of the loss he had sustained until in- formed of it this morning by the captain of the boat that runs fish from his shore. WASHINGTON AND OnI0 RAILROAD.—Mr. McClure, the contractor on the extension of the ‘Washington and Obio railread, has now about fifty men and thirty horses employed between Hamilton and Snickersyille, aud will increase that force as soon as the weather becomes set- tled, and push forward his work as rapidly as we th te ba: invite those who wirh Cash to call and examine G PRODHEAD & or 1205 F st., bet a mdid atock AN&@ Lie, 101% and 1020 7th street WW as-if ‘CLOTHING. NWettos OF BEMOVAL. @. STAPFAN. THE CLOTHIER, Hos removed to 607 7rn_ STRERT, fourth door nerth of Datreet, Shere be has just received ject stock of MEN'S, YOUTHS and BOYS’ FULTS, which will be =) F lees than the lowest in the market apll-is.* F “J. HEDSERGER. a Bucce A, f. Loudon & Go.) a 3 ry AND BA cota ERCHANT TAILos Conpitiow.—The friends of . van Hote tare Brown's.) 0 was burt by the late gas explo- | April BOth, at 10 o'clock, jy. He seh Penna ave, Waskinaton sion at the Citizens’ Bank, will be glad tolearn | Slat the ca = that that gentleman's condition has considera- | ry Gords V = 1paa” bly improved during the last twodays.— Gazette, | store for ast evening. Sale Ne LES re apls THOMAS DOWLIN®, Avct. Lean Swen ———— _7 SPEciFic AGAINST SMALL-Pox.—We find the BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. OLOTHING 8A following in au Engii h r: A physician ix ‘ Pats ae aiscovered that. the ants, night TLUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | _At Oak Hall. 625 7th «trent 8. shade, cone 7 hapemtting es, FUEEIDGRAND “CONGREES” STREETS: —_—_z_z—ia>z&z~iIE~*~YEseS=E=~=~=~E=aeee_ BOOKS STATIONERY = is a most valuable specific against small-pox : ei : fs s Dr. Severus urgently recommends itasapreven- | ,GECBGETOWN. D.C. »* a , &e. ed December fo 453. of the ords of Wasbington county, District tive against tl e disease, which, since the si ee, has made such ravages. Fro™ Lonpon. Lorthwest corner of Bridge avd © a8 streets. and running thence west twenty-four feet on the north line of Bridge street, th lel with Congress street one . . and | dire ction of the party secur: d Timb's Year Book of Dod Per mnvicted at London, Ontario, forthe saaries | wrtey W mAprit Sath isd, aid | $83: eae talics ta Caklhtok of Sees aes , Ontario, for the murder | ice, F ; asa, . ts orher husband st Missouri, aad lst be nee, Gerace, SO eke ke em | oe irae Beate, cuted on the 20th of June. The result is satis- | Georgetown, D.O., beginning for the seme at meer SEogincere Becket Boke tare, factory. These wives must be taught that they cannot dispose of their husbands in this sam- mary manner with impunity. ‘nee nerth and paral odred and ten feet 1572, Royal so: Smitn's Wealth of Notion S153" 2 BO; tt ith of ations, a 1s. $2 20. a ae thence east, on the south line of a twenty foot all ; = SA clergyman said the other day that | twenty-four feet to the west line of Oongrem street: jarge ancortment of Weale'’s Rudimentary modern young ladies were not the daughters of ome ac my ties =p os pea 4 _ i bp 7 wed ast in VAY MOBUN & CO. SI % street, one hundred and ten 0 e- " To BLESS. givning, improved by @ valuable Brick Store, now | _api3 eon used as a grocery Tene wz People have a peculiar way of getting drunk in Belfast, Maine. Loafers arm them- selves witb a pint of rum and drink themselves drunk on people’s door-steps. &7A student who has been aftlicted with a sermon one hour and @ half long, grumblingly says, “that these profestorsstudy so much about eternity that they have no coneeption of time a Terme of enle: bey carb: balance in 12, 18, and 2 mouths secured by votes bearing interest and deed of trust on the Rroperty . @200 vo be paid when the property is struck off. [fthe terms of sale are not compli d with within five days from the day of sale, the $200 shall be forfeited, and the trustecs reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by sdvereining ” | the seme three times in ly Cewapaper publish: SHILLING TOWN'S BOO KSTORE, CORNER 45% BT. ax p, Pa. Av. True 1. 5 Sz An Indiana lady has a divorce from her | Sst atpurchaesr geet nee Sad oonvevan: | $122. Litbio and Withont. By Grn, Macdonald; husband in her pocket, and whenever he don’t “. R. P. DODGE. ae of Blectricity. Translated from the French: iliue- mind, she takes out the document and shows it PALDARNEIGLE,( Trestees. | trated: $1.20 dat Last. A Novel: @i, Ma- “ ” ap?é 08. DOWLING, Auct. | bri Lee. By the author of Valerie Aytmer. 1. A to him, when he “ weakens. pred THOS. . apa Jo oe $7 "The South Carolina legislature has enacted | Wai. B. WHEATLEYS ‘any T <icepis. Maud By Aunie a law legitimatizing the children of colored STEAM DYEING : Themes Scents North Anwerican Be a mothers by white fatuers who held them as AND SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. $1.0. Nor Fonds. By Oliver Optic: $1 5. slaves. It will be a wise son, etc. O¥rice—49 JEFFERSON STREET, fas Lat, Augest og a a 7 Rapids Repub!’ Georgetown, D.C. , one mone: BI. can patets «Dont Gerzow a newspapers ncar- | Ketaitshed 180° preasiam a STATIONTEY Cap, Laces pont Nes —Cap, Letter and Note ats it: iy all the prevailing epidemics arespread in this ke, Memorepdiza one of the oldest. Way. If you don’t want the small-pox take | Uhm xi Paper, bets, Bree your paper direct from the publisher. cr gumer wonthe. | old Prue, Bober'e Jad Pearile, Luks, Bact &7-Charles W. Cullen of St. Paul, having an ihe D for icaning or Dyeing | ” Kverything in the magarine, per and cheay entangling alliance with a frail female flavored | G.ryemen's Clothing, Rverything appertai 54 publication Tine, wucieenie nd ratatat his whiskey with arsenic, but was pumped ont | civeed daily at eanect, except Wo whemitwill | asrser Corner a3c stmet oot Pee rete, and — =. a ae “rack of this | be open until 8% p.m. Post Office Box 723. ap2 ee a rough world” with a galvanic % — ——— s7-One hundred and thirty-eight Mormon Fens: SOUTH ORT MAS REMOVED Goo?-BXE, SWEETHEART: prisoners are released in Utah by the decision of | pect and Lingnn sttecte Olas the Supreme Court in the Engelbrecht case. Btot at a7 Novel. By Rboda Bronghton, anther of ‘They were held for various offenses against the e up ase Flower,” anti-polygamy law of Cor 5 amongst xo. New No. new translation f) them was Brigham Young. = -aienibed em memorabilia "By award. BZ Somebody wrote repeatedly to Gen. | 7ru St.) SPRING STOCK 7rn Sr. sone: secre 2 Schenck, our Minister in London, asking for his Sketches. By Dr. Spenser. New autograph. ‘The General is anid to havetwritten PAPERHANGINGS. PICTURE FRAMES, edition... senha 2 the following reply: “ Sir, I hasten to comply DOW 3h Poor Belatious, By Colonel Hamie with your request, and take this method of tm. om aan: i Sees , forming you that youare an unmitigated nui- me Ty, ya Paik gl Fecte im Science and Art. | - — above | Out of Door Bhymes. By Eliza Sproat Turner 1 50 1G BOS.» fine acsortm-nt:also,e large ’ Within and Without. By George Macdonald., 258 CROQUET SETTS: below Fm Stes at PRINCE BAZAB, 1006 Pennayl The Resurrection of Christ. By Elephaict Bott, D. D.. . Inetinct in Animals ana Men. By P DONT nen serscecsncersteesenee Yapia avenue. epl7-tf 1872 SPRING. 1872 common | Thought Hives. By Theodore L. Cuyler..... 1 75 chwereiade | Life of C. L. Vallandigham. By bis brother... 4.00 suite, for panel: | Roughing It. By Mark Twain. Newenpyly.. 320 GRAND OPENING A ‘ood and Marbles | Beauty and the Beast. By Bayard Taylor. 1% SPRING AND SUMMER PHILP 4 Se@LenNOeOxs, CLOTHING jacana ne, | Booksellers ana Stationers, I io great varictys Box Frames 7 ar _api? 912 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CORD AND A. STRAUS’ wee ae Gold Plated and ‘Tinned Wire Fictare Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, limited but: =P! wall y alvere im etore moxhibition nee le cheap. between 10th and Ith streets, ings, Window Shades, Ficcure Fes Frames pi y 1s ‘and ‘satisfaction i er “de MARKRITER, COMPRISING THE LATEST STYLES OF dyes tNew No i368 MEN 8 DRESS SUITS, MEN’S DBErS SUITS, uM B IGM Plixens, on per nomen MEN'S BUSINES3 SUITS, a 5 MEN’> BUSINESS SUITS, | ,.At Lumber Ferd 3 ‘and Indianaav , POA LL & CO. Successors to Geo We Linvitic gs Go 'y oBksmins ‘RELISH! YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, YOUTHS’ DRESS SUITS, a large supply of YOUTH’ BUSINESS SUIT YORKSHIRE RELISH" NEW CROP MAPLE SUGAR, Your: BUSINESS SULTS FROM SOMERSET OUVUNTY, PA., BOYS’ DRESS SUITS, Just received and for sale by BREYAR BROS BOTS’ DRESS eae ine 608 Panxsvivamia Avexve, EVERY DAY 801’ apl? -o6t Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. BOYS’ EVERY DAY sure BE M wo! VERY oF er [8 FE PE BV~A specialty of Black and Blue DIAGONAL Dr. 5. D. Hewe’s Arabian Milk Cure OOATS, with Vests to match. are superior toany in Coens Saat S7-A Splendid Line of French, English and Americas Light CASSIMERE PARTS come with Vests to mateh. S7-An tmmonee variety of BUSINESS PARTS, from $2.50 to $5. 7 Gousha bad ids in a few hours Pies Also, 4 4, 5-4, deat quality, aad sokenis = 3 . CLARK &@ Ce., Pi-To. oC] us RINCE'S BA STOCK OF GUNS A AFiorhcnamstccrc: Pesce tas