Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Dally, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAB BUILD. Pennsylvania Ayenue, corner lth St. ¥1-FouR Cents Pex MONTH. Copice at the counter ‘Two Cents each. By mail—three months, 91.80; stx months, #3 0; ons year, THE WEEKLY STAR “ened Friday—9100 I [ TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. count of that body passing corr bills, states that if all the honret mensbers in the Asnembt should resign, out of 128 « full bundred woul ited that THE PRIANDS OF TRE RING sUDORS . Seceeccan "| Ve. go—Ne. 5.902. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1872. TWO CENTS. _| icpiseniteesies Saban ren SF Bates of advertising furnished on svpliestion TRE TAMNANY BHOOTIE John O'Connell, the rough who shot Mike Mo- SPEOTAL NOTICES. | EVENING STAR. |. tuitocncissenmacnennss | FORTY-SEOOND CONGRESS. | leit iss iit at ie fry wile nsg ALPHABETICA L BUSINESS DIRECTORY: INSTRUMENT MAKERS, ©. FiscueR, Surg. Instruments & ‘Trusses, 424 7th st, escape from the cits 3¥WELRY STORES. ‘A Card. affairs yesterday for the purpose of answering : . CHARGE OF Wire MURDER, W.D.GLx <x, 1508 F ot_,Wash'n 2190 Bridge at.Geo'a | A Clorgywan, whit senting tn South America, ; the staicments made by General Farnsworts | ‘1 i8 Afternoon’s Proceedings. Hoftman, of Newtown. Long isiand, has Containing Cards of First-class Establishments NTICES OF THE PEACE. The Soe heres eneans umpieremedy | Washington News and Gossip, | {¢ jia'yments made by General Fs ent Saasit aaa been arrested, ‘charged with murdering’ bis Branch: Bas e District, street, 0} ity 5 cure. neces, Barly : ——_e—_—_ National & ‘ — ——— area omereeasmatin eet. | SE train ot Ugordare brouant ony banctal gat InrEnwAL REvENUE—The receipts from this | Sciuicrs and Sailors’ Acpluee We bohed ee | SENATE Me Bockingham presented res- | MAL? PAY FOR TEACHERS Arren tTwENTY AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. | |, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, £c. Tiiious pablta, Great numbers hare been cared hy | source to-day were $302,120.97. Farrecoc han nae bersonal quarrel between | olutions of the council of three hundred Con- | at @ meeting of the Separteretel public ta Sr. Tees bt Hh & Oh ste. | Tory O. SHAPER, THe D etrect, between Ich ond 8th, fhe acted Wood gotorteamerl Siti oud the resies | Commresionzn Dovarass, of the Internal Hatement to dispraee thand made a general | gregational churches of the United States, held | sta esterday @ resolution was adopted ne Co, A Ale. 619 La. avenne. | 1, NAME, CEMENT, Ge oct and rin. | ee biebaTing and using thie medicine, in g.acaled | Revenue bureau, was quite indisposed to-day | also to vindicate th : f the passage by the legislature of a law GREEN, Masecy’s Phil's Ale. Georget'n. ent a . 7 vl ‘Address, 7 i e course he has pursued since | St Oberlin Obio, approving the treaty of Wash- JOSEPH T IN WAN. from chilis and fever, and was not at his office. | he has been treasurer of the institution. No | ington, and arking to take 5 a action wastaken by the committee. mar2?-ly New York bm SExators Nye anv Fgrey and Kepresenta- zo LIVERY &TABLES. Kerves & Co., Willard’s Hotel Seaton. 1th & Dats. ALLison Nail on. JR., 1390 to 1338 E street. ARCHITECTS. ApoLF Civss, N. KB cor. 18th and G st.,op. Treasury Grane. 710 Eot-.oprosise Post Ufice Dept. itting the retirement of every teacher on Pay after twenty years satisfactory service. YACHT CLUR ELECTION. aneme | os for the establishment of a general system of terrational arbitration. ne Tue JaPangse Ampassapons, Iwakura and Mr. Scott, from the kuklux committee, re- At the annual meeting of the Brooklyn Yacht Wastineton Nation, 1336 B street. = tives Getz and Maynard had interviews with tedthe tots ha ong | cob ee ee z b ~ «Tien Sects PatrectacarTihtten” | LOAN OFFICES. AMUSEMENTS. the President at the White House to-day. Fete, ee een | Un Game keene ee [oe ee Jacob Voorhes war re-elected AT GALLERIES. (CuaRLe* HERZBERG, 62 Louisiana. av. and 621 C st. 8 Brrxwar will probably be the | 2; .2"%be> H. Watanabe, T. nee r. Sumner asked to take up to secure BROOKLYN WANTS A BAR ASSOCIATION. B.N. Bartow, 1225 Pa. LOOKING GLASSES, EW NATIONAL THEATER. MOBSTARY BXLERAP will probably nied by Mr. C. W. Brooks, of the War Depart- equal rights in the common schools of the Dis- | Desiring to redress some of the wrongs dis- “_ATTORNEYS-A’ Fraxcis Lams, 1296 Pa. avenue, near 18th street. Mr. J. G. SaviLte, Lessee and Manager. | orator of the day at the decoration ceremonies | ment, visited the Treasury a ct of Columbia, but objection was made by ing the legal profession in Brooklyn, the % RIT, 317 45 street. near City Hall. LUMBER YARDS. at Arlington on the 31st of May. day and were shown through the different rooms | several Senators, lawyers of that city propose to organize a bar as- X & UARRINGTON, 454, opp. City Hall. | Wat. McLean, corner 13th street and canal. Josst oppearancen of Prana ery of the buil by Mr. Saville, chief clerk o Mr. Cole asked to mak sociation, similar in its aims to the of New ‘$22 12th strost northwest. 5 ONT SIMMONS @ WS MINSTRELS, | Tur Bairisu-AMenicam cLatxs conmis- | the Department, who explained to them the a LARATION York. ALG. Hater .69 Be eee Tithe Conan Nets Introdacipraline Pavaiioe OF BILL, stom has adjourned to mget at Newport, BI. | operations ofthe ¢ dierent bureuus.’ For over a in reply to some remarks on the Goat Fann bil | a voemiAMOTHER LABORER OD : . 6. ey Titles, » Not . ft ‘ W. a panese | in House of ves b} . Sar- morning trom yxia, cau work HT im ing, 7th & 1 SIMMONS AND SWEATMAN |. | on the 11th of September next Treasury, Y. Yosuba, deputy commissioner o! | gent. < jun insane ps undergroundon the Lant river carson) ne orth Wiven & Witsox,l In New, Acts, Banjo Solos, bongs, Dances, &c. between Dand E. | Gincox & TotMEy, No Deruty Contgotixe of the Currency | revenue, and A. T. ‘Kawage, secretary of the | “iir. Hamlin objected to any allusion being | THE HERCULES LiPEINEURARCE lott AMEE. ‘i Japanese Embassy, have been diligently stad lared bank: % ay Hall. oe Gi MAI BLACK OROOK. | Wi!) be appointed until Sccretary Boutwell gently A made in the Senate to remarks in the other | has been dec! rupt. ing our system of’ internal revenue under MONDAY, April 2' MONDAY, May 6. ep2.tf MPaANY Asonew B. Devaw BKET RES. ARLINGTON Marxer, L. A. Walk Honse. GONE TO EUROPE. “ returns. instructions of William H. Armstrong, assistant y ¥ MARKET SToRE,N. B.cor.H and 6ch. —— . > Ar. Thurman held that Mr. Cole should have | Rev. Mason Gallagher and Jobn Hoey sailed wa wae Tose W. cor. Pa. ay. and 9th st. Brarre National Maneerad ith scueae Pav. Yee THEATER—OPERA. Hon. James BLack, of Pennsylvania, the pened of internal revenue. They prove apt | the opportunity to reply fe nny attack which | on the Russia for Europe yesterday. of Garey & Witt 1001, cor. 10th and D streets, MANTLES. pas ” candida’ ident, he oy ave been made on him. OVERRMENT GOLD. W. T Jonsson. Pa, ave: corner Sd street east” | Ha AN ERES. oy, mate, Marble, Be ..ccr 98D. SS NINGS, @: 713 Market Space. ES. AISEE, Ebbitt House. THE QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFFE, : with her. yeatly cel: brated company of diatinguished artists, numberjng ov A B Sueruern & Co., Mantels, &c , 9:0 Penn. ave. TcckER & SuERMAN, 633 Louisiana avenue. b! ERCHANT TAILORS. DeaTH oF GEN. MCFERRAN.—Eéitor Siar ir. Edmunds said the proper course would be, nbs for gold to-day, ti 321,000, at f ~ The following dispatch is just received. In Gen. ane ee eee ae ee perly | amounting to 84,321,000, at from 110 63-100 to 1 THE RESIGNATION of Clinton H. Tebbetts, 20 McFerran the army has lost ent officer | Senate should send # formal resolution of 112 40-100 to 112 0 ae as 19009 a Coo a cFerran army lost an excellent officer m1 uid send a ut com- Yip HS Re. oe bot thaigh ste. | SIX NIGHTSABE ORE MINER ONLY, Heutenant in the 4th cavalry, to take effect Sep- | patriot: M. C. Muras, plaint to the House. ATTEMPTED MURDER AND A SUICIDE. 365 Pa. av., 34 door east 4s st. inoue ‘Night, MONDAY. Aran 292." tember 1, has been accepted by the President. Quartermaster General, U.S. A. Mr. Casserly concurred in the view of Mr. | Frank Camp and Henry F. Cook, condactors LEIBERY, Gc. Offenbach's mort popular opsra, ’ q Gx \ de tpertanad by elise cook 1 xcens ase 2—Licutenwut | Amunds, and said he was freo to express his | on the North Hudson county railroad, Noy Mazz. C.B. Girixrs, éi¢ tht. opp. Patent Office, GRP Nk pUCHESSE. EN. CHIPMAN is importu y polonel J.C, Mek eran Den ate saacutenant | concurrence, because he was alsd ailected by | bad a quarrel iast evening, whes Camp tired ©. W. THorn, (wholesale only’ S14 oth st-, near ay. AIMEE in ber great ro ‘La Grande Dachesse. | ers more than any ten members of the House. | Colonel J. C. MeFerran, Deputy Quartermaster | the remarke of Mr. Sargent. two shots at Cook, doing no . and then U. Orernust, oistin street, opp Patent Oftce. fay Apri APERISHGEE. ve’ | He bas the advantages and disadvantages of | General diedthis morning of arneumatic atte: | Sry sneen sneyeeee ee walore wast aut stabbed bimsell twice, éying this cor. : A + ODD. . : . Cole mi re pporta 3 Wo G Fuscomen Savin & TResr WN. A Lyon, 6i3 7th street, opposite Rost Ofice. | We See Rec are”) | Paving bis constituents near him. ed) ned THyEED Tenax, Brig.Gen'. | nity would be afforded him’ when the Goat | Camp, Sad the laticr thought Cook oon Moons on Le MUSIC STORES. rect. Friday, hay ENEFIT OF AIMEE, Mar. Tuomas C. Cox, Secretary to the British- watt, oo goa g Koutncky, sed {sland bill came up for consideration in the | mate with his w je iS Be street, 7 ‘ONT DES SOUP! 5 - abou -two years age. ie a ‘nate. . A HORR! ‘ovp BATH Rooms, corner 9h and F streets. NEWS COMPANIES. - (First time here.) rps — een has Deon appoln- | graduate of west Polut, and for several years | ‘sin’ Morrill, of Maine, reported from thecom- | The dead bodies of a woman and & new! ILLIARD SALOONS, Batioxar Ne a'¥, H. Covle & Co.,823 Pa.ave. | Saturday Matinee _...LA GRANDE DUCHESSE, | ted by the court a Unite slherertex * | after the rebellion was stationed in this city as | mittee on the library House resolutions expres- | born infant were found this morning at No. 1ARD SALOON, corner 9th & D«ts Begurdey Nigh. ae ioe a Bi CO Lag ved,) | 22d by the Governor of the District of Colum- | depot quartermaster. His disease was rheuma- |} sive of the t of Ce at the death of | Morgan street, Jersey city. With the two 4 Br. CLovp BitLiany SaLoon. corner 9th & F ste. -»Law,Titles Conveyancing. 2: Drees Circle gine Gino: Private bia a notary public. tism of the brain. He was regarded as one of the | Prof. Morse, with an amendment in the nature | was = child of the woman seven yearsold. The six seate,) $15 and §10; General admission 4 Kwox, Esq, who was yesterday | Dest officers in the service. of & substitute; which was agreed to, and the | woman died in childbed, and the infant from , bet 12th and 13th ste. + £0 ‘w joan Ja¥Y Knox, Esq, who was yt ed P oe ee: resolutions passed. neglect. There was no furniture in the room. we., corner 43 street. SEATS Onn pL BE SECURED AT METZ, confirmed by the Senate as controller of the THE Position or Ex-Govegnon Curtin -- ap25-4t STER SALOONS. Harvey & HOLDEN, 1016 Peni Tux Oyster Bay, (G. W. Driv ‘T's MUSIC STORE. : Mr. Howe called up the bill to allow the West | The whole appearance of the place indicated r Ith st. currency, to-day subscribed to the oath of oftice | Colonel J. W. Forney, George W. Childs, Mr. | Wisconsin railroad Ro use the bridge over the | poverty. 1216-13 Penn. av. PSs. ac) 45 & Md ave, N & AXGEL. 621 La © EB. Kink, 462 Penn. PAINTS, OLLS, GLASS, ac. Gro. Ryxeat, Jr.. 3177that ,bet. Pa a Det. Lerasi $09 Cet, bi.6 £7. rear Met. Hotel. Oty No.) ON EXHIBITION (New No. | before M J. P. Bates, chief of the division | Drexel and other prominent men of Philadel- | St. Croix river at Hudson, Wis; which was aes, os 2% Waeeret, Gt: | PAINTERS, 486 i AND SALE 499. | of truce of the ofice of the controlien of the phia; have united ina dispatch to Hon. A. G. | PAmeG sia xem Bareee Boaey. eg yo ‘ii gages a Sth st.. near Roy sreone. at Wa St. | currency, who is also a justice of the peace. jurtin, our Minister at $t. Petersburg, warmine sank, —— ee cs mots pei The remains of Earl Mayo A.T. Witixs, Straw Ht & Bt. Bleachor,9%4 Pa. av. EN. Ob Te ste. ie gainst BILL POSTERS. Tarsent & Moxey. 710 E street, oppo. P. 0. Dept \G-HOUSES. . bet. 6th and7th sts se orth west. * doors above Odd Fellows’ ki morning had up the contested election case of | can party. y bas yor boon rooolved te | Pech sectiatie Ch nr ee ne | aectkeed wilstee pare ee Tivos larwect test’ Poker Bangin Wintow |-Giddings against Clark, of the third district of the Stearate raescin mod by the friondaot | “SES sotion te tay on tho, table was tout, ana | Guesn Voenstia. will ve ropeetanee ca tee oe? mi Binge Heit, dein the District. ee Ofane tor os oemesnaa totasn maditional Philadelphia, has @ letter from Gov. Curtain | the deficiency bill proceeded with, the question | casion by the Marquis of Lorne. Tv 8 CASH. ms, A bi the ianat! conventio: 4 Lompon, April 2 B+, 416 Tth street, between D and E.sirecta, eight Tax Hovse cousites ox exections this | moventnt Soarenreee Tepubli- came up, when Mr. Cameron moved to lay iton | have arrived at Kingstown, Ircland The cere. 5 0 rep! ARKINSON Ho’ ~ Mas. Kroixpexs being onthe amendment to Mr. Morrill'samend- | ARRIVAL OF THE ATALANTA BOAT CLUB IN announcing himself in favor of the movement, - sVERPOeE. BOOKSTORES. Fuaxet ‘near Penn. avenue. the, | evidence. The case will be taken up by the 7 7 ment, as follows : LIVERPOOL. a Wa. Batrastyyx (Religions,tc ),427ih st..cor.D | J Hak i212 7th street, near M. eee eee Ramee end Member. cott-ty*_ | committee on Monday next. ppp pina the party ane | Provided, That the provisions of this section | Loxnox, April 25--The Atalanta boat club ©. C. PURSELL, 42 9h street, abor PAPER HANGERS. Seca ‘This letter, however, It is eaid was ie sey. | Shall not apply to judgments heretofore ren- | Crew of New York arrived at Liverpool yester- } Bra aus. 816 F Patent Office. | noceras Moone, 3099th street. near Penn. avenue. LECTURES. Tecors-ron sus Insp Teeatrons— | Th days Ketace the Mhapatch et Gal Be sid | dered in the court of claims. day. They will come to Putney to-day and will ¥ (Catholic), st. bet 9h £ 10th. | Gro. WilLNER, 299th strect, between D aad ©. Troops have been placed at the disposal of ys ‘patel ‘orney ‘The amendment was adopted—yeas 26; nays mediately commence practice for the ap- Co, 705 lth st , corner New York ave. | pr°-.W HATER, 29 9th street, between D and B. | ™ others was sent. hing race with the London crew over t ee PARTE, 9G 7th at N-W.sonedoorfromI- | Fuss A’ Raacee iZio W ¥ avenees beer tanec : INCOLN HALL. Secretary Delano, who telegraphed from Mus- aia aca - ‘Mr. Sherman then moved to further amond course. A number ot the members of A,B Pptiaxs. (Books bought and sold,)s097th xt | Wt! SPELsnoUst(aleo,PictureFremes,) 1032 7th st. — kogee, Indian territory, on Saturday, inr THE REPORT of the House District of Colum- Mr. Morrill’s amendment by striking out the | the London club met the Atalanta crew at a Bex. F. Fa Stationery . PATENT AGENTS. FRIDAY EVENING, April 26th. to the troubles which had occurred at Fort Gib- | bia committee upon the charges of the snvmo- | ceases that jaagmenm ar tas Gretel Cais | Liverpenk end gave them a warm grecting. Mens &0o..(N-Y.Scl,Am.)8 B. cor. Fa 7 Lecture by Prof. HENRY MASSON. HD: , The order toremove the squatters from | rialists will be prepared as soon as possible, ana f Provmion that jud sing out of the rebellion shall | MIS6 NELLIE ORANT's WeLcone to ecare, Woop, ‘corner F abd 7th streets. a ” the opinion prevails that it will be broaght | not be satisfied unless an a) jation for the Panis, April 25.—Arrangements are m: “LES FEMME DE FRANCE.” — beingexectted. before the" House as privileged queniontas sirpe is made by Gongrest He aid his clause | Im this city by the American’ residents to, wel Lecture tobegin at 80'clock; doors open at 74 | SENATE CoNviRMATIONS.—The Senate in | that its consideration wi * be thrown over to | would unnecessarily embarrass loyal claimants. , -manuer, Mise Nei rau dockstere of Philp & Sol-mons; price $1._ap21-st_ ff ber of nominations, among them those ot John | gre very reticent as to thelr conclusions fen, | Banks, (Mass.) from the committee on foreign | her at the Grand Hotel. SS DT ANG 22 a | J. Knox, to be controller of the currency, and | the testimony, but it seems to be the general | affairs, reported a resolation to print 22m eines PIANOS, &e. Jokn A. Gray and Dr. Joshua Riley, to be impresion, in view of the failure to sustein any copies of the British case under the Washington The British-American Treaty Contro- B members of the Couneli of the Legislative As: | sertose charges against the Board of Pablic | treaty. Referred to committee on printing: verny. BARE CHANOE—Haring 6 ined tointro. | 8embly of the District of Columbia. Works, that the investigation will result in no Also, a resolution requesting the President to | 4 "EW PLAN OF SETTLEMENT rRorosep— duce in this city the celcbeated DOM, aT further damage to District interests than has | transmit to the House copies of the British AOKEM PLANO, Philaionie, AccIDERT TO THE PoLanis—It is reported | siready been caused by the opponents of iim. | amt fe, | Agreed to. ements, magnificent! from Newfoundland that the steamship Polaris, | provements. Some persons maintain that our The regular order was demanded, and Mr. femal pea nw. arable thanany | with Capt. Hall’s Polar expedition, has put | organic act may be amended with advantage in | Wood, ) who had the floor at the time of New ¥ neg) April ~" —The ney 's Washing- ot sre" | back to Greenland in consequence of springing | *me particulars, and it is probable that some | adjournment yesterday, addressed the House ton diepatch says;—*it ie stated that owing to Ce ny Ban Toomer iat = fom fe aeRO by collision with an ice-snage It suggestions will | be = by the committee in | apo the subject of the resolution relating to be Go tt Ene egg Lon an pon § page | installment 2 2 cir report on that poin' ‘THE MOUARD CASE. ze J 4 MG87 AMUSING Toy OUT—Censcs inanimate | float. ‘The disaster occurred in the middle of ‘Sgures to dance to the music of pianos asa nciple of international law, that no nea- . ——_ Tra axpCorrze Bitt.— - | and frankness, and in a dignified manner insist iP For ssle by vb. W Tub E/BHO..420 uth Manre Annie, who appears in Opera Bouffe a < Bu 8 The — of the Sen- upon the rights of our Pero, sepa yee being | tral shall be liable for consequential or indirect Pig's, Ltgnet, and mannfacturers of | at the National Theatre next week, supported by | sauce wenteetinn Bethe Sees elections, sub- | Plavected: Svenat the cot oP wn slab ne eros of fricnlly powers at wer wit ah Piece ced cl ee ee ereeeMly., | fifty other artists, is spoken of by the morthers | raiser by the House as to the right of the Senaig Senta Se corer is oat en ene | caer, Gniikre ‘accepted as a part ot epatred. Seite _ | papera.as the snpertor of both Tostoe and Irma, | to Cubstitnte s Bill foe the genseal revision €F | Tre" tals orecesded te eocioe Coe ae Te | the Weskieaten Gente, eae een aee pastor who have appeared in this city, in pointsof per: | taxation for the House bill which simply abol- | 116,then Pracceded fo review the case of Dr. | the, Washington ireaty. our government will sonal attractions and musical abillty, and as a | ished the duties on tea and coffee, takes the | Houard holding that citizen of the United | REVS will proceed without interruption. Sec. comedicuné. ‘The sale of reserved Seate com. | ground that the House Dill abolisAing these du. | SPaim Vs Houasd was a citizen of the Un retary Fie holds that the adoption of this prin menced at Metzerott Hall this morning, and | {es Was nota bill for raising the revenue within | States, ent treatment of Dr. Houard by the | ple: will ‘be of material advantage: to” this from the indications crowded houses may be | the meaning of the constitution; and therefore, | Nd subsequent tres d the action of our gor. | Country. It is sanctioned by Minister Thorn. 1 : while the Senate might have amended it so a: | Spanish au A rvenge bencvemeeday Al Oe It has been laid before the British ove jooked for. ial ce ss to abolish duties altogether upon other articles, | ment in the matter. He claimed thatthe pine pend To Tux REPUBLICAN SENATORS held a caucus | the Senate had no right to engraft upon It, as it portmont, incoiing the mn of the Deere — ol fetens on Aueeeians onal Jast night at the Capitol and interchanged views | @h! in substance, an Creoveer pate Proating that | General of Cubs promising that Dr. Heuard | Friday. ‘The President docs not tavor the eo THE GREAT TEN DOLLAR SUIT! | ##to what should be the order of business before | The committee thon see he eee articles. should be treated with the consideration dao to | promise at preses the Senate. Failing to come to a general | the right under this clause of the constitution to ae aie ee mepacts | Sam Francisco blicans 1 tea ae ht delphia, of his own family, and the certificate of Repal Against D,8157th at.,opp. P. 0. Department. W. Wormwxzt: Room 165; Fatt Block: corner TRWELE: i 7th & Fate..near Pat. Mice. #-Send for cireular PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES. M. B. Brapy, 6:7 Pennsy!vania av.. near 7th street. OF Pa bt. 8 & 9; also, Phot». stock |, (copying & specialty ,) 932-4 F st. PIANOS, F.C _REICHENBACH, 423119, 8b.Pa av..agt.Knabe’s PICTURE @ PORTRAIT FRAMES, Francis Lame, 1234 Pa. avenue, pear 13th street. TRE’ (obbing a specialty ,) 311 7th street. i@ MILLS, W.2U baneae, Bie crest and canal SO. Be I+ 13a a Borisn. wanrcoun ¢Con cor aah st and Canal, big tomer ee ais beet me pm Reese: fsnafacturer of Mirn'dings,, Brack sts, 5 Balusters. &c., and dealer in Sash,Doors& Biiads, PLASTERERS. Joun F. Kixe, 651 Mass. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts PLUMBE®S AND GAS FITTERS. A.B. Snernerd & Co.,910 Pa.ay.,bet.9th & 10th sts HaMiLToN & PRansoN.cor.1h&D C.A B. Gro W.Goopatt. 8. W. corner Pa. James ¥. BRieN, 009 La ‘avenue, near Bexny K.CRvit,7 7th street, bet G and H. ¥, 939 D street, bet. 9h and 10th. GAN, 1917 Pa. av.. bet. 19th and 2th sts Wx. Rot Hwa, 113 Pa. avenue, yitol Hull. Jas Racan (also Metallic Roofer;) 003 24st.,cor.F. PRINTING OFFICES, Grs-on BROTHERS, 1012 Pa.ave..bet 10th & lth sts, Sos! PeaRsox, corner 9th and D bs Grscx & Co., 620-2, F street, near 7th. PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. aitH.Port«& UNDERHILL. 8.B. corner 9th Dsts, F.B.Youxcs. 518 10th st. N W.,op.Medical Museum. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c. NG. 216 3d st. nd Fexx, Boot Maker, 17 nue. P. Grav. Slipper Mannfact st. 5.W. BRASS WORKS. Bowmen vitte & Lerten, 316-13 2 13h street. BUILDING MATERIALS. BERD & Co..910 Pa.av., ber 9th & Wth sta. MAN, Mouldings, &c..13% st. and Canal. BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, &c. Wunatrey @ Rouen, (wholesale only) c th &D CABINET SHOPS. Woe, W arsxn, 93 B street, near 10th. J.8.Weaven,(alsoU pholstering),) 6G st y bet.627. CABPENTEGS AND BUILDERS. BL. 8. CuaPMaN, 23 7th street and 122 12th street. Joux H. Howrerr 615 K street, bet. 6th and 7th. joRSELL & DEARING, 487 Mo. av., bet 435 and 6th sts &. 0. Bea wax. (houses exch'd for ground) 513 7th at RRBIAGE FACTORIES. TH. Gaanam. 4]0-12. HALL, corner Penn. % Joux P. Dexxis, 109 6th st.. south of Penn. W.H. Garces & Bro., 650 Feansylvauia a . CHINA, GLASSWARE, @c. J.W. Borerer & Buo., 923 Pa.av., Metzerott Hall. CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. W.T. Siemo, 317 Pa. avenue, bet. 3d and i sta. CLOTHING STORES. Wait Rosinxsoy £ Co..82! Pa. Roan Wat 0 61 Pa. t. May buiiding. (See advertisements.) s. rer, 205, LD CORRESTONDENT SATs 8BO- 1S WILLING TO ACCEPT aS A ition in relation to our intercourse with | ing to accept in the settlement of the questions February. RIGHT OF THE SENATE TO AMEND THE House | fore nations; he would treat all with justice | between Great Britain and the United States, Q=* TEN DOLLARS! sbet.9th £10th sts, . Ho! st., opp. Center Market. jERS OF DEEDS. ‘The report concludes with a reso!n- Se Saw Francisco, April 25.—The San Fran- Arstror & DUDLEY. cor. La. avenue and 7th street. *” | abundant proof of his American citizenship. ANCISCO, April 2 e ran. corner B and sthatreeteN.W. | RH 7th and Fats.,opp. Pont Oflice. Srder in which the business aothd be eben ne Iiver'a copy of the Feport he Homer © U | Even his certeate from the Seay oe ConrEcTY: eg wes ~ for final disposition, the report to be submitted ini altos a cesieaecte allowing him to practice his esslon described tion enon seta the following without a REEMERT. 10p. P. t an adjourned meeting of the caucus. Sena- im as a foreigner and native of Philadelphia. | disse gain CONVEY ANCERS. 3 2 - > The Presidency. Th proof of i harac Whereas the question of Congress granti A.G. Haxey, 819 Pa. ave., (Law. Titles, Notary.) 4 WHO CAN BEAT IT tors Trumbull and Fenton participated. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAM® AND THE CINCIN- show that Dr. Houard over took s single stop to Goat Island to the Central Paciic Railroad _ CORKS, SEALING WAX, &c. Mr. Extiorr, Representative from the i XATI CONVENTION. acquire Spanish citizenship while there wa an | Company for terminal purposes was made an W. Bartnoroxa®. at wholesale, 1027 7th street. Columbia, 8. C., district, who is also a delegate | _'The Springfteld Republican, of this morning, ee of his citizenship of our country. | issue at mary election at which we were CORSETS, SKIRTS, & 2 {intaine the following in regard to Charles | He denied that it had been shown that Dr, | lected; and whereas the voice of the people ex- ° , on to the Philadelphia convention, wishes it under- | }'rancis Adams and the Cincinnati Conveution: + « | pressed through the ballot box was unanimous. @ —- Dover ass'( Ladies’ Underwear geuerally) 403 9th st. gtond that the reason why he declined to squarely | As arranged many weeks ago, Dr. Adam: | atvertorian tee ake yore States | Preece Cprough the ballot box » Dx. War Munvict, 112 F street northwest, pr eESTAURANTD, sen, bot. D and E the’ New York ‘meeting, wan tint theh action | halsicignsdcrary © eeroveraerday. wit | bad or not did not afeer he qacwon af etsen: |, Arsiet, That we, dvlegstes elected to repre- ys he be a je ie N o ty hl is wife, in ot c rei ie t a ; Be Bartosan proves Rooms, 94 1th st OORS AND BLINDS. $10 $10 $10 might be construed as committing the delega- | the Geneva Board of Arbitration. ‘Beforehe | su? At thetime of his arrest it was known by ; : Moo A rest. JouN Scott +DixtNcBaLoon, meals 2c.)95 La.av. DOLLAR STORES. SASH, PERRY COLEMAN. 2037th st.. Cree Market. Betore he ae “ the state convention to be held in Sacramento FIERY CouEMAx. 2087th et. op. Centar Mar tion to Philadelphia, the members of which are | left, a gentleman interested im the Cincinnati | 2e,SPanish authoritics that Dr. Housrd was eninstracted aed: Gu registered as an American citizen, and that he | ©” the 25th instant, do hereby request our Rep- dent. So says the | convention, and desiring that he should becom, | Toh er 3 © | resentatives and Senators in Congress to use wil Wartacns Dotan Store iat Paay.,det.ccasn | SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. ee Yashington correspondent of the New York | ite candidate, wrote to him requesting hisviews | war to protect tit rhekwan Aa ok | honorable menue te » revent the of any AKERS. os Wasuixorox Busixess ColLee®, cor. 7th and Lets, Tribune. of the movement which it represents, and sug- | Cuba. Again Dr, Heuer on ae neem law granting Goat to any corporation or EE Wilcox Ja Fas (Out's taught bs rule) wenkNInG MacuInee. Mx. W. W. Corcoran writes from Paris to | S¢#ted that there be some one in attendance | arms in is hands, opposing the authorities c¢ | individual for any px STORES. Th oo urpose whatever. ho could speak for him. ‘To this letter ; Resolved, That the president be instracted to afriend in this city that he will leave France | ceived the following reply, with no sectioniogs | the island, but quietly sing bis profession eutrocted to =e jan, upon the fil ‘that a | telegraph these resolutions to our for the United States on the 11th of May. At | as to its publicity: wcstsrraisuinass (SS ce chert. bearing hit ame ‘had | tives and Senators in Congress. the time he wrote his general health was prett; 5 , 1872. been found in a rebel camp. Keviewi: oe Dut it was imposible to predict the resuit | . My Dear Mr. Wells: Ihave received your letter, | in chronological order the prominent ovens Mas L.A. McLraw, 616 of the surgical operation performed a few days | #04 will answer it frankly. Ido not want the | of the case he argued that there had beea Mus. B A. burtu, late Mrs. before for the purpose of removing a cataract | Nomination, and could only be induced to con- | a reglect and delay on the part of our govern- SILVER PLATEGS. from one of his eyes. The body of his son-in- | Sider it by the circumstances under which it | mentin its action for the protection of this citi- STER*ON, cOF.Pa.av. &6:h st. eset, | EPWARD STOLPE. 609 7th street, op. Post Office. TEN DOLLAGS, law, Mr. Eustis, left Marseilles forthe United | Mightpoesibly be made. If the call upon me | zen, and said that it was not till fourteen months Rost. A. WHiTEHAND, 94 D st., between 8th & 9th Were an unequivocalone, upon confidence | after Houard’s arrest that the government had E ix Stateson the 15th Inst. On ite arrival here it | were an unequivo pert oly enw pre was to be t " SLATE MANTELS. : will be placed in Mr. Corcoran’s mausoleum in earned in public life, and s addressed a note to the 5; Minister. He | bung, was granted a new trial. Chief Justice Welt Wanariy aa) netson ye Medical Museum, a feat A de Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown. Het that trout mG practice {he prin; | also maintained that Bis eal by a court martial Nichsiton, Sho delivered the opinion, Lotus 0; Betete,om tite cs ner E. Barre eB omen ae are at., bet. 6th and 7th. THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS Commission yester- | come test of my courage in the emergency. | "Mr Whe Hate ee ea, eact of the last winter, xp & TaYLon. ti Sthat.,corner & northwest. ~) endorsed the ac- the lnw dosiaring s Serer ineomomeet STAMPING DEPOTS. day heard the cases of George Triminer, of | But if {am to be negotiated for, and have as- | tion of ihe committce with all his heart, and | Tpealing the law ing 0 Jerer bs Mus. G. H. MavReR. 617 7th st.. opp. Patent Office. jon, as unconstitutional. ‘ iven that I am honest, you will be so said the time was coming when this government o * enema’ : Tes reanumbug daterere chance tober eeult | Manassas, for $7,550: Hobert ‘T. Lucas, of | Surancesgiven that Im honest, said th as m this go One of the jurors in this case had stated that he HB. Bavxoantax,(also Die Sinker,) 902 Pa. avenue, M AND GAS FITTERS, dc. Reate pet eeties sce eee eee ene? | Alexandiis, for 43.000, &uGG. A. Ware con ne With regard to what I understand to be the | This had not been the eee fo Suety citizen. x DANCY STORES. A.B. Surrumnn &Co.-9.0Pa.av.,bet. ihe l0thete | tyttanets and tne punlicthgb=set at tee Corea | Be ane ae eee: and C tio Boke coreg eg tnesha his had not the case in times past, for be AVIS, 80] aryland, and | declaration of principles which has been made, vern: vored STORE YARDS. pring Suit worth B15" Call scone gey 12F Sales | formerly of Virginia, for 22.290. Testimony was | it would be ridiculous in me to stand bagsiing Fempseuibilities and sveneace ‘question of cit? Bpring Suit worth @15. Call atonce at OF Stafford county, Viele, eee kitzhugh, | over them. With the single exception of am- | izenehip. He held thar the poner ot ie atm tor 1500, Several wieneset vestited co | CECT queegeatnng, mck an honed republl: | citiene abroad. was the “Aint duly” of 'e 5 cal ‘mocr: A. STRAUS, his loyalty to the Union, but several of his | should es 4 ny FF should wonder at any who denied them. T: i pect former slaves swore that he compelled his two | difficulty is not in professions. “Tt lew min apt a — et Space, corner Sth street. Yorxe & Brunexe, N.Y Bacar cuteh street NW. W. H. Franson. cor. Pa. av. and ta st., ladi: furnishings, &. sbineked stiti=ned., W.J &0.& Acxen. Ist and E streets N. W. SHEET .IRON, TIN WARE. 4% street. STOVES, Waiter D WYvitt, 456 Pa. GM. Haywanrp & Co..317 th ERY W. Event, 1912 Pa. av., bet. Ht Bicuny,s197th street. between H and I streets, Roofing.) 2119-21 Pa. ave. sons to enter the confederate army and that he manner in which they are | Heh: reed that the ck oo pron the - ag ey The Popular Clothier, treated his colored people with atrocious crucity. zi sexy country was the fusite? thn eenn OniENTAL Tea Stone, A.M. Wheeler, 623 7th street, Tum Potomac AKD PIEDMONT RAILROAD anh pila pices Seg ge a tive and Congrees and not of the, people, who =x antunae percei - valric sense of honor and Justice: A.G.H aLey, 819 Pa. av., Law,Conveyanc’g, Notary. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BILt.—The House committee on the District of thority to any one to act or speak for me in the insisted tDr ecead was an American cit. @BACCO AND CIGAR STORES, Ietaxp oy Cuba, Luchs & Bro.. Tth st BP. P.O. Wx. 8. iz, 1233 Penn’s ue, near 13th strest DANIEL LovGHRAN, 1425 ave, nearWillard’s. Puittr BH. Waxp southwest cor. Ps. av. and :8th st TOYS, FANCY ARTICLES, &c. Cun. Kurrert, 437th street, near D. * that Columbia had a private meeting this morning, ‘mises. 1 never had a moment’s belief that | zen, and as such it was the imperative daty of ‘Three doors exst of ith street. but the report u the investi; int any bev e pnd the governssent to afford him the amplest pro- | cargo of mn. ap ade acceptable as a candidate ———— - wee. Suicides in (= ALMIGHTY portan.@e Frere not present. | The committee will meet office. But I'am so unluckyas to} Taree Mex MURpEnED sx a Missovar | ,LSWieTox, Mz., April 25.—The wife of Rev. ey paring th apurpose | vai ly than the | Mona mob st the eastern bound train | 4- B. Jordan, of Turver, died suddenly on Tues- 7th st.& Market Space. bear Trons. Dept. tring) 433C st_8.W 87), tt Jf SuPpoeed she took an overdose ot See TRUNK BARUFACTORIES. District to Potomac Tok c Kasser fc si) Pav -scorner 10h st. | Jas, 8. Toruan & concur at., adj’ a3 ¥ Hall. | WHAT IT WILL BUY AT SILVERBERG. | company, bsg seeney passed the ‘Benate, ‘man quarters; batt GAS FIXTUREE et oh. | onss wo PEE Ie eT thereon. It will probabl ly be voted on next ; Hamiurox & Puatorce?, rk D.Y.€. 0. A.B Wan, Rooems and hoch eesete sees ee Teport On it will be favorable, Pre” that f ak Ba.av.,bet. Sch & lithats, | W* Roceen ee : the ‘On it will be fa LY AKERS. Joss: WLER. 1731 Pa. avenue. near Ith street. Apvison Day, 1232 Penn sve. and 17 4% WATCH jandsome set Sleeves and Collar, ees u eho . Hose, as ee AND pp paar ie 1 ive. four. shits, fine hemstitched 6 beck ae. = , a i . ‘dc ) 622 Pa. av. that August Belmont was at Cincinnati Tita? Vs Bnew Fas evedus, Obpet | WepSiou Halt How, | thepeminetionot Chutes Francs Agumste’ } W.2,Srapunimon & Bao 104 Pa-ev..& foot Wat ro sch Corset, Sneee that Mr. Adams Weald sobering, secur Georghe, W fe ve 0. Bigbesk en laste ar a ee atith, le oF ng Cane, 4] craticsn Hon. Fernando Wood, chairman ‘N one Peet ‘tec ewe oF or Lookings| Tam- Ie (2 See ry at ont te AEE ke itor areas sere wares a aa ries a “thy wilt tad i nd Lantne pam See etalon St Roses a oF Eder care Tue New Crvit Sseviow Roxes will prob- of | Siaoiners 2 Sot re ably be in fall operation in all of the govern: oe at shores, ment departments within three weeks. The Lp enim} eee Bécrr. We Pasar. bor webend With sta, Biers Ragycmbedsaaes me omen are have each Masmmenieer nn @ woman, has | WORSE Size. makers tocuperiutend the work. ~~ april pare special Polen for extant ee ‘and eomo thirty other Donas, K ot., bet. 9h & 10th and 13 D st. will submit Shale report, to ‘advisory ‘to various terms of imprizon- shod éccording to natural formation of fevt. } Sf, comaideration action. latter 4 board will hereafter meet only as the occasion fe vice _ 4 went into o Ai dance at residences @ fs = walk with ease re sr) dences except between Sp.m. mar?9-| ape-tt Heer eres. fod ee that it } ING BOBS. e. fine emortment; | appointments rent Faas, Dep't es : a Td c= Bevgrimenttewe,and the civil pe P fenkixc & Joxxs. Life & Fire, 14% F st. near NG, Tim D be very large i doubties Lake, ayeteme, at Bo. 73) Assist and BI them by competitive oxa