Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1872, Page 4

m Ar. © eph's Hal! Fair for ¢ “erepb’s ebureb. benefit of St. Coudensed Locals When are th lee merchants going to begin ng us why ice is <0 scarce this wear? Tier's nectar, manufactured by Mr. Ferdi- rr im this city, ix a delicious temper- erin for the sammer. ‘The Natioval club of this cily visited Bi more om Saturday, and played the new B: more vine. The Nationals were vanquished by ore of 22 te 5. eo. McDonald, a painter, white attempting te geton a wagon on Hth street. near the ave- Yue, on Saturday, fel! and broke the knee capof bis right le; Dire. 1. M. Stoddard and Mra. E. S. Jenkins, of the Wemen'’s Christian Association of New Vork, delivered atiresses on the “desirableness ef @ Christian life,” at the City Hall last eve- ran “r erator Gilbert has contributed to the al gardens a handsome vase made of the Jused in the le on this conti- ee appointed by the Wash- ington Park Association, for the purpose of se t bie site for the fair grounds, in- estate of Dr. Dove, about a mile this Piadensburg. on Friday tast. A boy, named Edward Eggleston, about 11 years of living on the Rock creek road, tear Pirey Branch, had his arm broken yester- ¥ by being thrown froma male. Officer Red- » home in bis arms, and Dr. Bo- lered sur; 1 assistance. Kev. Dr. W. K. Davis, of Lea- sas, who is on his way to New York to attend the general conference of the M. FE. Choreb, was robbed of $149 by some un- brown thief. Yesterday Mr. B. W. Keed in- Mr. Newman of the fact, and some pers of the Metropolitan Church ly subscribed $150 to make good the loss, master's jewel was presented by St. No. 11, F. A. A. M., to Thomas I. er, the retiring master of that lodge, last yevening. The jewel, a very handsome sapphir stone, set_in gold, was presented by and Master C. F. Stansbury, with approp © remarks. o _ A Patex? Meptctre MAN ARRESTED FoR he police of this city received the 22d of this month from George police, of New Bedford, that a look-out be kept for ias Wainwright, charged with nious assaul, and who is also wnexpir 1 term to serve in the state’s prison. on We dhe has been locked up since din 1861 in New Bedford charged with rape anil sentenced to the penitentiary for life. Six morths afterwards the young woman who pre- ferred the charge wrote @ letter to the governor « that she bad Leen induced to make the te it by some friends hoping aght off ; and having failed yed that he might be pardoned. had no effect, he says,and he re- prison ten years, and was a short pardoned on condition of good be- «mn searching bis library, he found that car uring his diver tly free. he formed the acquaintance of a ried her. This he soon wwasa breach of at allowing. as he says, oree, the one party fall permission prohibiting the other. About ks ago he arrived in this city wife, aud engayed in the sale of some patent medicine, in which he continued up to the time of his arrest. A brother o: rived in the city on Saturday and took his nd the prisoner will follow to-da; the state officers. rs and ed to his sorre = i Tue Rerorusp Curecu Trove « Land Exrcommunicated he Mary- +—A special meeting of the Mary- ot the Reformed Church of the th and N streets nerthwest last Fi tek or day evening, the charges brought against the pastor burch by the consistory. Dr. Zacharias sen president, and an secretary. Rev. K el, asec. not appearing, the classes appoint: remitt g of Revs. Pister and nd Mr. Rote, to serve on hima informed them that he de- Ps arges brought net him. ‘The committee reported this fa classes, whereupon classes proceeded with the appointing Kev. J. Pi ef to represent the tt freque: « late Tament of baptism ce of liquor, and finally retusing to obey the orders of Chases decided that the charges were ned, ard deposed the said Kobt. R: from the ministry ai - Buttner and others in pro- of the property, and recogniz- rue congregation representing arch of the United States in r dic. A WELL-KNOWN PRESHYTERIAN Minister Mas wis Hovse Drsteovep By Fire.—the ling and out-beuses of the Rev. Elisha Bale whine, m Biocmington, Indiana, were entirely gestroyed by fire on the night ot the cd instant. ‘The tire originated in the woodbonse, and was fret discovered by M allantine. who wag aroused about midnight by the crackling of the mes. Help was imme-tiately summoned, but @ high wind was prevailing anil everything very dry, se that little could done; and in a few hours a heap of ruins was all that remained of the comfortable home provided by years of in- Justi y and economy fer the evening of life. The furniture of the parlor and one bedroom was saved. and part of the books and papers from the library; ail else—house and table linen, clothing, sermovs and other manuscripts—was swept away, involving the loss of much that was invaluable and can never be replaced. Br. ine was formerly the pastor of the First Presbyterian chureh in this ci warm triends bere will learn a Bavrvise OF A JAPANESE Law STUDENT. Ver ¥ morring. after the sermon at the pelitan M. E. Chureb bad been delivered ¥. Dr. S. M. Merrill, of Cincinnati, J.C. 4, & young Japanese, who for a year been reading law vn this city, Rev. Dr. Newman, before per: e. described the three religions Japan, and referred to the conversion of wma through the Christian teaching and Judge Fisher, and proceeded Japaness names of the convert and interpretation. The customsof his country +1 permit him in due time to drop these and retain the name he now chose to n baptism, viz.: John Phillip. The © of baptism was then performed by N. ina solemn and im essive manner, the Kev Dr. Trimble reading the Gospel. Dr. Edy, the pastor, propounded the usual questions of the ritwa which were answered by Kodama, upon Dr. extended to him the right of fellowship. receiving him into full mem- ership. aad Kest Estare Sates —Green © Williams, auctioneers, have sold lot 6. sqnare 106 3 also, south balt of lot No. 2). square 977, 1th street fast. between M and N streets south, to K. F. ‘Talbert, for 33 cents per foot; lot 25, reservation 11. with improvements to d. E. Snodgrass, tor £1), cents per foot; large frame honse (to be re- weved). fronting on Maryland avenue, corner f Wth street northeas:, io Charles E.’ Hulse, < $2; lot 5, square 2H, on 15th, between Land M streets, with improvements. to Chas. Scheuch, tor S166"; lot 23, square 147, K street south, between and lith streets east, two-story brick house, with back building, to Benj. M. Pr b, for $516; part lot 15, square 368, with small frame honse, to George Boston, for 5300; and part lot 1, square S64, on C street south, be- {ween 6th and 7th streets east, to Charles M. Shatner for 11 4 cents per foot. Ber foot. ATTEMPTED SuictDE—On Sat Ee John D. Townley, aged & years: whe rendes i Zist and E streets northwest. ate y cutting with a pen-knife, in Lafayette Paldwin dressed bis wounds after Loss about $300. Officer Pfi tothe fire, fell down an e while on his way ment and re- porarily prevent ——_9 RY for children, beautifi <izes, aud Dolly Varden hose far (ets : for ladies have been received. and sold at low pri at Chas. Baum's Kid Glove and Hostery 08 th street, betweea LY and E. Mr. C. Basm has bo branch store. THE pret Lac reper in the city may be found at Mr. Geo. W. Driver's. This is from vhia. and may be relied upon, ag it is a b cheers but not ine dsiates, 1 to be a fugitive from justice, having an | he police arrested him at the | nm his wife had obtained a | and supposing, of course, that he was | he wite ar- | States was held at the church, corner of | ‘The testimony was to the effect that | The Pollard-Lyon hopes nal HEABING IN THE SUPREME COURT. | To-day, in the supreme court of this Distr ct | in general term, the case of Mrs. Marie A. N. | | Pollard against Jacob E. Lyon—breach of con | tract, (in which a verdict for $1,000 was given | Was taken up and argued—Messrs. A. G. Rid \'e | and Joseph bradley for plaintiff and W. D. | | Davidge ard Walter 8. Cox ee 1 ‘THE DRIEF OF DB! | Yecties the agreement made the parties will furnish it and pay all bills nent ced in car- | rying on the hotel; that Mrs. P.-#iil take the | superintendence, Sud im consideration receive | one-fifth of the pet income, extluding rent; that there shall be a monthly settlement, &e.; that | this agreement shall be void by either party iving noBce in writing, to take effeet thirty | Gays after date. And plaintiff averred that de~ terdant foreibly expelled her from the hotel without the requisite notice. Defendant ofiered to prove that he served the Totice required on plaintiff on Jaly 1ith; and on the 19th of September he served on her another notice that the time hadexpired that she was no lovger superintendent and not entitled to the sppellation of proprietress; that shortly after that date she became deranged and was removed to the insene asylum by the advice of her phy- * clan, and that the hote! had yielded no protits | since ber connection with it.” Defendant gave netice that he proposed to prove a failureon her jart to carry out the contract, and that her con- | Guct was such as to injure the reputation of the | boure; and offered to prove that by the use of she was disqualified from properly at- the business; and her mental condition unonnd, and the court ruled out this testi- mony. The detendant asked the court to in- struct the jury even if they found the notice of Jnly lth withdrawn or waived, the notice of Se; tember 19th renewed it; that the plaintiff was ret entitled to recover more than one-titth of the net profits, and that in absence of proof she Was entitled to neminal damages only, both of which instructions were refused. Defendant aise exeepied to a part of the charge of the court 4s to damages. THE PLAINTIFF CLAIMS that the contract between the plaintiff and the fendant must control their respective rights. If the plaintiff failed to pertorm, it was in the i wer of defendant to rescind the contract. However impertect the plaintiff may havo per- formed her duties, so long as the detetidant chos2 fo accept her pertormance, he is bound to pay her in the manner stipulated. It i> admitted that after the notice of July 11th, the plaintift and defendant continued their relations to this | contract as they previously existed, until the 4th of October tollowmg, when he forcibly re- | moved her from the hotel. ‘The plaintiff offered to rebut the notices by evidence tending to show a waiver of the notice of July. 11th; and it was purely a question of fact which was properly | lett to the jurors. The notice of September, (two months atter,) could not be a renewal! of the first notice, nor is it a good notice operating of itself to terminate the contract at the ex- piration of thirty days. Even if it was, they would not bave expired until October Ith, and she was forcibly removed October 4th! It was a question tor the jury to determine from the evidence what the one-fifth of the protits prebably was. ‘The evidence was conilicting as to the amount of prouts. Hence the court would have erred by taking that question from the jury, and instructing them as prayed by th fants, that the plaintit! could only re nominal damages. It is true the burden of Was on the plaintiff. She established the bi of the contract by the defendant; and showed the books of the hotel were in the defendant's exclusive possession. She then had the only seuree, other than general testimony, by whic the jury could ascertain with certainty the ex. tent of business dene and the protits realized, and he could have rebutted the plaintif’s testimony by producing these books, and doubtless would have done so if they did not sustain her. The | legal ed moral presumption are both strong ainst him. THE SLANDER CASE. T case between the same parties in the lewer court plaintifY obtained a jor $16,000, was then argued, the same eating. came Upon a motion for new trial on | billsof exceptions. Defendant (Lyon) sets out in | his brief the declaration in the case in which the charges that defendant said of and concerning her “I saw her in bed with Capt. Denty” and «I over the transom light and saw Mrs. ard in bed with Capt. Denty”” September, 1579, and recites the W.F. Martin, McKenzie Wilson, ¢ Henry Yeatman, and ER. M. Claytoi ant offered evidence as to her general re for chastity, and plaintiff? ba butting ev to her char- reter in Kieh asked her ehar- acter elsewhere and this evidence being ruled Out, an exception was noted. mt asked instructions that the jury should find for defendant, unless they found that the language used and the i in the declaration is su even if they believe that the words were spoken falsely and malicious!y, and without reasonable ¥ can only allow damages tor th one plaintiff by speaking the words in These were retused. ndant claims that evidence of. plain- reputation anywhere was admis ible; ¢ es would s: motion in arr The sland which verdic utation gz Offered re- ‘al; and judgment must ‘be s the di i they must imp offence, punishable Toust be § prive him ot pecial dama, THE PLAINTIFE CLAM that the detendant’s question as to her charac- ter in Richmond was aske tion, and was evidence which he had closed, ercise of his sound | youths, charr the first of November, 1809; that Lyon agr’ o5 | the buildings corner ‘9th and F 5" pects | 1, to be cal the St. Cloud; “inat he . Porice Cover, J, SQURTS. ker Harate Se ener As * sateves and Dennis Burke, two ed with playing ballon reet; 2h. Wm. Holmes, profane and int angaage; fined Molly Hine ¥F eon 13th street; tined=3. Elten Long + sabeth Nugent, charged with being prosti- gies and Louse alloy vagrants; workhouse sixty | days. Phi'ip Hungertord, charged with damp- ing night soil in Piney branch, in the county fined $10. James Luxen, violation of hack la | fined $5. Levi Patterson, charged with keep: ing a fierce and dangerous dog. and permitting | itto run at large; fined ©3. Geo. Washington, | fast driving; fined $20. A nolle pros. was cn- tered in the case of Peter Schaum, charged with grand larceny. i Lroistative Asseunty.—The Council was called to order at 12 o'clock m. by the secre- tary, Wm. M. Mew, Esq., and the roll called, but no quorum being present, on motion of Mr. Hall, the Council adjourned until to-morrow at 12 o’clock. Be Save Your Money—See notice of Freed- man’s Savings Bank. Now is the time to begin @ Sayings account at six per cent. interest. pec sds fined $1 & cent Ir ene New Ponticatioxs.—From Kervand, of the json Tavlor bookstore, we have Harper's ar for May 1th. H Bb — MrxED ScHnoots.—The Dispatch of this morn- ing bewails the attempts of the republican party to make capital, by endeavoring to secure soc n white al and black, and measure of mixed equality betwe especially b schools. ‘To republican party the nation, is neither in this ng so. Neit ored repr in any number, desire mixed schools he ¢ attempt is made, we shall be found. asa true friend of the colored race, Bot less than the white, fighting to the last against it as destractive to the best interests Of both races. We now that to adopt imixcd schools would he to destroy our school sy a altogether. We are in favor giving all the children of the state thorongh eda- cation, free to rich and alike. We insist upon Tight of every child to be edneated, and the duty of the state to provide the means and to secure the attendance of the children at the school by compulsory measures. But we insist, also, that each race shall be al- lowed its own schools. Healthful and f competition will then stimulate each to do its best, lest ii fail behind in the race for know- We are confident that our opinions are ¥ a vast majority ot the republicans of Virginia, aud by none more tenaciously than the colored people themselves. We appeal to the candor and self-respect of our opponents to refrain trea raising an tssne so clearly fictitious as this in the approaching contest. No good can possibly come of it, and much bitterness of teeling caxnot tail to be excited by the rehearsal of accusations wholly unfounded and unjust. Richmond (Va.) Journet. Eo rey THE GENEVA Arnirration.—Letters ad- dressed by Lord Granville to Sir Edward Thorn- ton and Minister Schenck, dated April Sth and oth, are published, showing that prior to the presentatlon of the British counter cose at Ge- eva, Minister Schenck had informed Glad- stone that our government would not onject to her majesty’s government ing in’ th counter-case without prej position maintained by her ma t. This was contirmed by pondence states, < the unders ck “that it ited States that the Bri vermment is bound under the treaty to file a counter-case, and that their domg so will not prejndice the position they have taken, nor affect the position of the United States, but that the rights of both parties will be the same utter the filing as betore.” ‘The London Observer says the reply of Secre- tary Fish to Earl Granville’s note of March would reach Mr. Schenck yesterday, and handed to Granville Monday or Tuesday. Observer is intormed that it isa lengthy de ment, very amicable inits tone, but maintaining the positi(n of the American government in res gard to consequential damages. A Navy Yard SCANDAL—A Finil Over ao Melodeon Vetween Chaplain Kane of the Vermont and Lieut. E. B. Thomas.—Chapiain James J. Kane of the receiving ship Vermont at the Brooklyn navy vard, appeared in the supreme conrt on the 15th instant, and had a warrant sued for the arrest of Lient. Eugene B. Thoms, of the United States navy, for alleged libellous statements tending to the injury of the plaintiit it appears that charges and counter-charges has been made by both men against each o-hor, One of the charges against Kane by the lieutens ant was that he had not expended all the money he had collected for a melodeon to that Purpose. Thomas was arrested and promised to furnish bail on the following day, but instead of so do- ing, went to Washington, and was not arrested]. He then produced bonds in the sum of $500 tor his appearance for trial._N. ¥. Standard, ith. ——— ee AFraIns IN HowARD Counry, Mp. Ontrage.—Om the 25th instant, Dan Bos ored, committed an inhuman outr person of Maggie Wredericks, 4 living on the farm Laorel, from the critical condition, A Woman's Rights Woman. —Qni of excitement was rais: a little fint- 1 in Laurel on the h instant, by a cowhiding affair, the parties being a female party to a law suit then on trial, and 4 yeung shoemaker who made certain state: ments on the witness stand derogatory to her character. The punishment was administe th a heavy piece ot and is said to hay quite severe claret” to flow in abundance Lia pinity oF A Can Company For 173 Con- DucToRs’ AssavLTs.—In a suit tried betore Justice Curtiss, of the superior court, anda jury, John H. Straub charged that a conductor of amination, refused to adm She also claims that im the second point of defendant directed to the court's instruction, he admits ‘one or two of the expressions testified to sustain the averments” m the declaration, and he adds, “But the witness, as to these, were contra: cted.” If he means more than one witness were contradicted, the record does not show the tact. If he refers to only one witness, Martin then he admits that the witness © syton tes tified to words which would entitle the plain- lift to recover, and was not contradicted. After referring to the testimony the plaintiff contends that whether defendant said be looked over the transom and saw her in bed with Capt. Denty or accused her of being in bed with Capt. D.. he meant one and the same thing. That it is tor the court to say whether or not the words cl arged are actionable. But it is for the jury to ind the intent with which they were uttered, and whether the words spoken are applicable to the plaintiff, and in this case the defendant did not object the testimony of Mr. Clayton, which removes any possible doubt what disrep- utable, criminal offense he charged the Plaintiff had committed. All authorities agree that testi- mony of wordsof similar import to those charged in the declaration, spoken either before or after the bringing of the suit, are admissible to show matice. The motion in arrest of judgment, which alleges the words spoken are not action able, is next referred to, and plaintiff cites numerous eases under the laws of Maryland which are in force here, and claims that in the case at bar, the words charge an indictable offense, and an offense involving degradation in society, and moral turpitude, and that the com- won law of the land gives the right of action. o Tue Boarp or Praiic Works to-day direct- ed the contract clerk, Mr. W. E. Nott, to make @ contract with Peter McNamara for setti the remainder of curb and for grading servation of Pennsylvania avenue east. between ‘h and 6th streets. Also, that G. W. Linville & be awarded the contract for extending the street sewer to New York avenue, ~The Hoard of Public Works have also directed Mr. Nott to prepare contracts with the following. named parties for furnishing paving brick: Jobn Webster for 300,000 at $12.50 per thousand at the kiln; George B. Smith for 250,000 at #12 per thousand at the kiln; Wm. H. West & Bro. for 400.000 at $12.50 per thousand: A.and T. A. Kichards, 1,000,000 at $12.50 per thousand at the kilns in accordance with bids. Alsq directed a contract to be made with L.S. Filbert for laying @ 12 inch Scotch tile sewer, grading and paving with the Scharff pavement on H street, between 15th and Mth street northwest. and one with J. P. Crawford & Co. to lay the Scrimshaw pave- ment on I street. from its intersection with New York avenue to 13th street, the pavement to be | laid on the present stone pavement, ——___@__ ache reel osha H i ; tailors, selling at from $1 to $1.25 700 eels, selling at from &2 to $2.25 per | 2,000 bunches mixed fish, selling | per bunch; | large ail ‘at trom 35 to 68 smail 0: “* ‘ vysters, selling ——— > ——__ Arwen will make her National Theater this event: in | “La Grande Duchesse,” in whch she fone | or chis span bling opers boute, of “Prince Paul” and i | hands. ‘The “Gen. Boum’ is the | with the Tostee a soJE® RALMY SEPEYRS of Car beautiful sprin towards Sil "s Great Metropolitan | Store. 18. $e really wonderful what a vansty of Er ey Suaenaeneae tnd pai ! and visit hing, the Third Avenue railroad, on the 36th of vember, 1869, had assaulte riously injured him. He the: from the company. According to having a day-old transfer ticket, he got on the car for Harlem. On presenting his ticket, th conductor not only refused it, but assaulle him, and threw him against the dash-board, se- riously injuring his spine. ‘The conductor's story is that he had no ticket, and when he was ordered to go, became abusive and drew a re- volver. The jury awarded the plaintiti $1,20.— WN. ¥. Union. 26th. o~ him ana very se- BREACH oy Promise Cournomisen.—Mrs. Elizabeth Miller brought suit recently in the county court against William Dove for dam: sustained by her, which she estimated at $5, in consequence ‘of his having trifled with h affections. Her lacerated feelin were entire! mollitied on Tuesday, when the Dove aforesaid came billing and cooing, bearing in one hand the olive branch of peace, in the shape of a marriage license, while with the other he gra- ciously introduced the Kev. Lorenzo Dow Nixon, who performed the matrimonial rites between the litigants, after which damages were released and the suit dismissed.—Zouiton ( Va.) Republican ph mid eect Lose Tar Great Prize Ficnt.—The long talked of fight between Messrs. James Mace and Ned © Baldwin has at length been detinitely settled. A gentleman well known in sporting circles, who desires his name to be withheld for the Present, hus consented to act as stakeholder, and has been accepted by both sides. ‘The fight will positively take place in Virginia within «x- ty days from the signing of the articles. They fre to be drawn up to-day aivd submitted to the pection of the backers. ¥. Sun, Zick. Pichi Lean al ac Stokes, the murderer of Fisk, is ont with a card, in which he denies collusion with Miss Mansfield to extort money from his dead riv: He rehearses his former charges against F and declares as false the reports that he threat- ened te publish the letters of his victim. He ulso has a word or two to say respecting the play ef “Black Friday,” and dectares’ that when all the facts in the case are developed at the trial that public opinion will set in his favor. SHockrne Scenes at a New York Fine. In New York, on Saturday night, a tire occurred -1n a building, upon the fifth floor of which a number of tailors were at work. Two brothers named MeBride attempted to escape by the stairway, but were driven back by the flames, and one of them burned to acrisp. The other brother then staggered to a window, and per. i-hed in full view of the crowd of persons in the street below. _—<—<—<—<—$ S7 The Aberdeen cab drivers have struck for advance of wages trom 17s to 29s per week. a7 The poor curates in England are contem- plating the formation of a Clerical Trade Union. 7A cow in Dover, ‘Tenn.. excites the envy of her companions in fiy-time. She has two bien at of a in en, urgh advertises for * one or two steady help on pantaloons.”” os Pree Traveller resklowiy speaks of an a assemb! as tue Brevet democratic\convention eee? 7A promising boy of twelve in Racine, Wis., bas fallen victlia to base balls The bali struck him in the head and he died. &7-A blind woman at Sioux City, Ia., puts a needie and between her teeth, anid’ with a passes the s7In the Dominion Senate, Thursda) 4 im reply to Senator Miller, Hon. Peter Miteketi aid it was the intention of the government to Sbanaedee ie air ge Spree a a7 Tweed's con! for his seat in the New eee tes inv ut repo on next session.” nie = ™ '@7-A coroner's in Wi lately held an inqeat oa Ge tele icnine ict who died in the —s C= Tacs oh pte) Ard “the wi an ceased me to his death by natural causes,” ABZ narecent {uterview with some traveling mericans, the to have said that if he should aver Jeare Rome he would be glad to take up his residence in New York. be- cause no city in the world contains more carnes? Catholics, or those more devoted to the highest And best interests of the Church, BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. Bess OD GARDENID Kemp's How Breck + New Book of Fb Watson's Amer Alien's Americ Buwet's Family K Gardening for Pro FIN ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. DRY GooDs. S 2K DEPARTMENT. GEORGETOWN. Tue PLove MARKET is very frm with an ad vancing tendency. g ane continues very scarce. There were nq Teeripts up to noon to-itay. Tue Lavy oF TRE Lake took down 9) bar- rels of flowr to-day. Tne F MAREET.—Abont 500 shad were at from $10 to I Government Securities. Vay Cooke & Co. furnish the foliowing to-d Buy's Selle. Bs * ROGAN & WYLIE, 1615 ayy 1020 Seveyrn Srenet, N wv. Pert.) Belsesve ECrALTY. Small Fratt Oultor 2 per hundred. A SPECIAL mall Pratt ree 80,000 herrings at from $3 to $4 per thousand, er THK BEST a Hew to Beild and Voutiiat 4 1.00 tailors at 50 cents per hundred and 50 JAPAN SILKS! Brigreman’s American (ardeuers Aeristaut. 230 Dinck bass at 25 cents THE NEW WATER MaIm has been placed in position in the trench on Bridge street as far up as Washington street, and a large force is at ONLY 75 CENTS PER YARD, ALL THE NEW STYL | BRIGHT COLUBED AND SILVER RICHARD B. MORUN & CO, 1013 Pennsylvania avenne. Markets * New Yore, April 29.—Stocks strong and ac- work digging the trench as far west as High | tive. Gold steady, a Money firm, ¢. Ex- ap2ett STRIPES AND CHECKS. N®* BOOKS PUBL ISHED AND FOR S4LE treet. As soon as the main is laid it is wader- | change, ar W%. Governments rots. ‘ ross stood work on the uew Bridge street sewer will | firm and qu Virginia sixes, 50; new, 53.) NOW OPEN SHILLING TON'S POOKSTOSE, be resumed. North Carolinas, 36; new, 20%. 20 ah 8 > WOLFORD @ SHILBERG'S ComyEn Tr. aND Pa. Av, Josrrs & J. E. Linney received 6,009 feet of New Yors, April 29. ‘our quiet and firm. Si Wh if a NEI Geot bye Sweetheart. By Bs 1 r Lad Lak jatar eat quiet and stea rn firm. NEW " GOODS STORE. eae is She: price, Th oem on ee ene ear ot tie Laken Las pe. April 29, 11.90 a. m_—Consols opened V DRY IDS STORE. to the Lest Heir of Lintithges at %y for money and 93% for account. Bon Is 5 THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TERRITORY > f 1862, 90); 1865, old, oT, WL; We4's, ALEXANDRIA. OF 1882, 90,5 18S. Old, 9155 1867, 98.45 10-40"s Pants, April 29.—Rentes opened at 54 francs, £5 centimes. Ap American Girl Abr icity. Translated {rv trated. 9120. Righted at Last A Nove bel Lee. By the author of Valerie Ayimes A Srown from the Spear. Br the author of Woven of Many Threads. 75 cents. Mand Mohan. By Annie Thomas; 2 cents. North American Sestow— hora: 2, Northorn Fande. Ky Oliver Optic %. ARRIVAL OP IMMIGRANTS.—Mr. Ferdinand Allen, accompanted by his family, cons sting of four grown sons and two young daughters, from Wysox, Bradford county, Pennsylvania, arriv- ed bere yesterday from Baltimore in the canal boat Emily Wells, in tow of the tug Pacific, en NEW GOODS received daily for the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON. Comprising all the latest Novelties in DRESS GOODS, NLACK end COLORED SILKS, MORATRS, 34 Say _ 7HE WEATHER. a AR DEPARTMENT, Office Chic} Signal eer, Wasxineton, I) caper os 1872, 10 a.m. . he, 61. A Lady's _ 5 SyNoreis FOR TWENTY-FOUR BOURS.— | PANESE SILKS. POPLINS, DOLLY VARDENS | The Bandit. Bi me yg Ry $ Prince Wilhews come, a farm near Nokesville, | ‘The barometer is highest over the middle states. | [AMEE SILKS. POPLINS. D ALPACAS in all | §y° {mone tne basemen: tae eg.nce William county, which he has purchas- | It has continued falling northwest of the Ohio | Sine 't? Stith cbittig aie yA ae ed. ter and Note Paper, %;, Memorandum Bovks fl luks, Mocilage, valley, with easterly to southerly win and threatening weatler and rain trom northward over Minnesota, Clear and partially Prorerry SaLe.—The two stoi brick dwelling house on the s WHITE DREss Goops, Of all classes for enmmer wear THE NEWEST STYLES PARASOLS. *NERY—Cap. L . B and attic uth sideor Prince, between Royal and Pitt streets, belongin, y to | cloudy weather continnes from ti gulf to th 1 the estate of the late John Ruud, was so'd to- | jower lakes, and eastward to The Atlantic. esimeres, for Men's “° 3, be Green & Wise, auctioneers, to J. H. g udy weather with light rain has prevailed at rathihbets Reid, for © Portland, Oregon, and cl ther at 8 ie called to the . Sc ‘Tavstee Arrointen.—The board | Franenus, Cre8oMs and clear weather at San | CARPET DEPARTMENT, of education bas appointed John E. Febrey, 2 ccanprise ne in esq., a trustee of public schools in Washington | y move eastward over southern | ENGLISH BRUSSELS ana bandeame oo! district of the connty of Alexandria, vice | Minnesota and Towa toward Lake Michigan, INGRAIN CARPETS Ses! ibciba: Semen i homas B Dawson who failed to quality with increasing to brisk and possibly high winds 3 #1 per yard np BF Ebale Bronetton, author ot h inst. over Lakes Michigan and Superior this atter- | A CLOTH a 30 tee at ? neon and evening. Cloudy and threatening “il aoe w tram lishment will eave parchs: weather with rain will prevail from the Ohio ciTy ITEMS. - nes y northward and westward, and exten? KEMEMBER THE ARCADK.N® a ain ere stward over the lower lake region to-n je pr th A A Pastor's ket: By Dr Spenser, New | Ron renvecr rit in Ladies’ and Misses | Clear and partially cloudy weather will « p°3-tMay6 arn Staeer. edition... i sets, call on Miss Annie K. Humphrey, 1 over the Kew England, middie Atlagtn — eee, Onr Poor Belations, By Colonel Hamtes.... 1.40 street. athern states. Dangerous wints are not GREAT BARGAING 5c ake mes ae ipated for to-day, except, possibly, over Lakes xlzcanr s¥kine coops. rhs | Soeeier ens Bienen Out of Door Bhymes. By Eliza Sproat Turner 1% Parasels, from £0 & Smitnene’s, Grenadives.trom cents Within and Without. By Goorge Macdonald. 150 ith street, Island. Black Silke, from ap | (Aa clegaut Gros Grai Lyons Sik at $2, worth $2 20 ) Bi-ached and unbleached Cottons, from 8 cents 1p Ladies’ aud Gent's Underwear, direct from thr Wanufactnrers, at wholesale prices. E'egant Paris 1 Re surrect ott, DL D. Instinct ip Animals and Men. By P. A. Chad- Dourne, . phat of Christ. By ~ HUMPAREY, 11 = e a good sup e Goods, i Summer Hosiery of the tinest ‘These, with Ladies’ and Gentlemen's racts and Atkinson's OTATOES, POTA JACKSON WHIT trom schooner Soply for sale in lote to suit —1.00) bnebels Not POTATOES, now landing rem Portland, Maine, and chasers by ht Hotes. By Theodore L. Cuyler Black Alpecas. from ® cents wy Rp29-eolw Sterling Spool Gottone? cents 1 1 e Vani is brother. 4.06 Pertumer ‘sat New York prices. She inens of all kiate, very cheap: aed © host of | Lileof ©. L. Valiandigham. By bist ran 8 [stock se ” other goods far below their market value. We | Ronghing It. By Mark Twain, New supply. § a9 has no old stock selling “below cost,” and dear favite Rose wh wish to bay QUOD Goods Cheapo | | coheed ae Nr : at any price, but new goods of best quality. N H. Swoor. ite fl 4 » buy GOO Beauty and the Beast. By Bayard Taylor » Miss Humphrey is agent and issues passage an ae Cash to call end examine. 119 Brictee street, Groreetown, DC. received from New York, and is now ash prices, ® complete assort BRODREAD & 60. 12056 tickets and prepaid certificates for the Anchor | © apls tmy4 Line Ocean Steamer: ot ae E " PDS. couristing > PHILP & SOLOMONS, Lavizs, Duponco’s Golden Pilla aresold by | SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS LADIES’ GOODs. ail Dragglete.” Bold whoteealo and non by Z. | F&cet paricty of DRESS GOODS, of all th es Booksctiers and Stationers, D. Gilman. Retail by the following drugsists: ENING GOODS of all:the best and most re- | POSRPH KI : Kidwet! & Son; F. D. Dowling, 44; and C streets Mohairs, Blsck Silks, and Grenadines, ladii api 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE southwest; J. Coughlin, F, corner of 9th street; | WHITE GUODS fa every variety: best Rei | want P. H. Heller. 7th and N streets; W. B. Entwisle: Liama Lace - Parasols and Umbrellas yin nue: OTICE. Shawls and Jackets; Ladies’ aud Gent's Uoderwear | — Wilfred McLeod, Georgetown. st aud Hosiery; Table Linens, Sheetiugs and Shirtivgs | Qf J a S11 (ERY STUER A MeLancnory Harvest.—A fine head of | of the best grade co a - . ri ret HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Mattings, O11 hair isa crop that should know no harvest. Yet | cite aug Carcie Aa pelt aes OL E =. When it begins to fade, the comb rakes out the | (Geut's and Boys! Wear Dolly Van cals, with | Juet received. a fine acsortment of = fibres by the handful. “This need never be. The | 9 tall tine of Homesites ‘Goda, to whlals tan tote ist AND DOTTED MASK VEILS. ee F daily application of Phalon’s Invigorator will | tion of customers is itvt Alwo, a fine stock © 2 a keep the hair in full tuxariant growth and of its | ap26-2m J. H. SMOOT. ROS GBAIN RIBBONS AND WINDSOR TIES, Under National Matrop: natural color through lite. eo3 | "HE COPARTNERSIIP HERETOFORE EX oNCHiaL Thocwes, for pulmo- nary and asthmatic disorders, have proved their efficacy b; t of many years, and have re- ceived testimonials from emiiient men who have used them. 03 Tre Ixpians ane WAR-PATH, bt Sud next door to Jay Oooke Wanita isting between the undersigned. under the meand style of MAYFIELD & HESTON, was Ived by mutual consent, Abril the let. 1572, 4B. T. Brow Ar LOWE'S, “1m _INSURANCE COMPANIES. Wesenar FI Fit curteenth street northwest. SPRING RATS and BONNETS, snitable for Receptions and Traveling, just re- ceived from Paris. 4 ON ime an . ble ot thei ELD « rment. of xm SILKS, PONGEAS, or tua Inte then ibe ccaipieg bate nieonees OOD ASD COAL CHALLTES GRENADINES aud BOLLY VAR Phalon’s Chemical Hair Invigorator stops the ilists13, adhesin = falling out of the tibres inevitably and immedi- pre iat is AYFIELD, Mess % -LTNA INSURANCE COMPANY, ately, produces afresh growth, and keeps the JOHN HIESTON. rt 9th sere 5 Eand F, Has inst opened an clegant stock of MILLINERY GOODS, comprising all the newest design in Pattern Bonnets, Hats, Flowers. Ribbons Ls Ac. 1, @ tall line Ladies’ Un to alt of which she asks the attention of hair in a state of vigorous health and glossy beauty. €03 BBX THOMAS DOWLING -Auct’r; Georgetown. SALE OF FLASKS, PATTERNS. AND’ FOUN DRY AND MACHINE SHOP TOOLS. Tne Nationat Savinos BANK, N.Y. ave and 15th st., pays6 per ct. ondeposits. 2it3.1it16 ° OF HARTFORD, CO: eyxirine of a bil of ale to m s made o the 10th ‘sot Washington and vicinity. apie HANSON & BLACKFORD, = of J 3872.1 will eel}, at pudlic anctio ee 4 Retry For THE Feet—Fre $1. highest bidder,on THURSDAY, Mas S412 TAL NOTICE. Corns, Bunions and Bad Nails relieved with- | Aept bidder, gp THU ase, Water S MADAME ESTRENS, 615 131m Stover. 519 SEVENTH STREET out pain, at Dr. White's rooms, hb street, | Georgetown, D of Flasks, Pat CHEAPEST BOUBE SOUTH A NEW YORE opposite Treasury. (Baltimore office, 7 Nerth | ter y Seas FOR HUMAN HAIR. WALTER W.-H Bi ON THOMAS DOWLING. Anct. M. 8. WHEATLRY’S STEAM DYRING F = oo AND SCOURING BSTABLISHMENT. Jvsticz To Wom 1T BELoNGs.—In Dine ik Savina to one of onr most enterprising ith ns, whore Fi energy and activity have secured for himself a ee irahare of public patronage, we publish the wpe vig nines ollowing card, which explains itselt: lishment of the kind in this ecuntry. To the Public-—As there are certain merchants Feunceyritthete own interoats by seudiug in their | CHIGNONS.” He sells Corscte at reduced iy who ridicul ¢ idea of advertising, and say Tail and winter goods doring the summer months. ices. je curls 3 a os th at tie only trtenaiea to make newspaper men | Bort place inthe Districn tor Cleaning or Dyeing | Randvand just rcelved'a large assoranent of AD rich, and who at the same time claim that y | Gentlemen's Clothi Everything apperta’ GLOVES, which he will sell at $1 per pair— Charles street. Fee $1.) H. Bar has opened a Branch, § Space, between Sth and 9th streets, 2 Paris Chatline SWITCHES, yard long, only $= Long CUBLS at $1 and $ 5 Market | ¥y wu | V This ereat old Company has been conducted fr Washington for more than 2° years past by our Mr Hane m, and has weathered all the great ineurance storms of this country, not by avoiding thew keeping tn safe harbors. but by being stanuch strong enough to eo thrc ugh all dangers 8. RELLER, 715 Market Space, wishes to call your attention to. the fact tat be ie aL CURLS wed HATH DESIDS. sud Beer accriment of AMITATION’ Bx ¢ minm largest »: ne 4 prom pt cated. Office | Remember the name and vgmber. IN THE YEAR 1871 pl pga heal ice od ed vg soer gee Sloued daily as casact: att mebetaniny wtemiteit | sees 1 Dean € 8S HELLER. 715 Market @pace.* JUST BECEIVED—A fine assortment of Bers man’s ¥8 EMBROIDERED SLIPrE? | OEBLIN ZEPHYE EMBEOID &o., Re. which Tam prepared 10 seil at the lower sit agp LERCH, 714 Meh street, ; ~* bet Band Jientsto reap the benefits of TES ae her Ome ete ee | those who do advertise, 1 feel it due to mysolf Prepen uales ® . and to my patrons to state that | have no br: = =e ¢ in Washington, and none save that of my WATCHES, JEWELRY, & p-skirt and corset factory, at 408 7th street, SE ee encer build g. Ba ins omy RGEST STOC Intelligencer building. Ladies in search of m : LARGEST STOCK OF WATOURS i shment will please remember the namo Ferritory. and all kinds of SEW RLRY, e number, Charles Baum, 408 7th strect. 6 ranted. are e563 Su Thankful for past tavors, 1 beg leave to inform Petey. at T BLRORS BAZAR, 1006 2) the public that I have just received my new : al spring stock, including all the novelties in hoop- G, GOLDSTEIN 4 co. skirts, corsets, kid gloves, human hair, trim- | mings, ihe most complete stock of tardy, and | i plain ‘hosiery, and ladies’ furnishings, all of aes ouDS, JEWELEY, which are specialties, and thai I willendeayor | WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY in the future, asin the past, so to condi et my CLOCKS AND FANCY Goops, | business as to continue to secure the confidence Rahs : of the ladies of Washington, the efforts of ene- 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mies and malicious persons to the contrary not Cader tis withstanding. Charles Baum, 40s 7th street, ne- tween D and E. Dn. Leow, 711 I street, between Tth and 8th streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See Personals. tr THE TNA PAID LOSSES AMOUNTING TX $41,696,2191! HES in the exud0-tr CLOTHING. SPRING CLoTHING ‘ FOR GEN DEALERS IN TLEMEN All the latest styles COATS, PANTS and VESTS SPRING OVEKSACKS, &c., &c., upeguaiied in style and quali PBIC opolitan Hotel, = | Washington. PROPOSALS. INSUKE iN 1T AT ONCE, AND Bé SAPS. ap23-tr mars Ss MOST E NOMICAL, ARLINGTON FIRE INS. Co: Oe THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CAPITAL $200 000. Ovr BOYS’ CLOTHING is much admired for style, beauty. of ‘ ‘of material. = PBePoeALs Fou BUILDING sToNE. [2 eee aw a James C. Kennedy, Wr, il, Ward, REAT BARGAINS! Boanvor Peyite Wonks, Dist eT oF Cont nia H Eizes for boys from three years to twenty. Walter 8 Cox, ich. Acker, G Sealed Pro ran wil ie ecedy a mtthis fice’ i NOAH WALKER & CO., Wm 8. yr, Wm. P Jobusti, i ei 30, for the delivery 0 mS : Great’ Bargains! three hundred ond fourteen cla) cable yards ot 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU - eee . fi id subject to the it Great Bargains: Board, 76 and suber te ee J. 2 *802Eliwr raicon, — NATIONAL ot) i y ESSURANCE COMPAN eat ia “ No, 507 NINTH STREET, NEAR E, <j . Ou No. NEW ; Formerly Pennsyleania ave bet 20h DISTRICT OF OOLUMBIA. 486 439 dunt recoived a Large stock , RE . | ENGLISH and DOMESTIC CLOTHS, ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. MUST BE SOLD, Ten Be) SE MAEG STOCK (sen Se: | Bits aa vaekce aes — PAPEBHANGINGS. PICTURE FRaMES, up on short notice and acce: CABH CAPITAL... ..coscesesneemmeneneeG 100,008 with appropriate borders. Also a large and select stock of medium and low-priced Papers, gilt and eemmon borders, centers, &c.. ranging in price from 12's cts. to $4 per piece, a large portion of which wereimade specially to order. 40 inch plain suits, for panel- ioe, with gilt rod or fintshing plain. Also, patent and perfect representations of Wood and Marblos for paneling balls, vestibules, &c..(apecimen panels eatibited.)) Orders for ovary descrtpsion at’ plate nd decorative Paperhapging executed in the Lest PICTURE FRAMES, in Gilt, Walnut, &c., solid oval and oval, from card to portrait size. Velvet Fram's for porcelain pic- teres; Card Frames in great ‘iety; Box Frames for wreaths, Frames made to order. = WINDOW ee CORD AND " INDOW SHADES, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing c ‘made. cna a re 1uiat Reargher bee Forvien | neds theRatanalMatspsas ©" Saar” | | QMSsn Reha Bataan ty Som Remar > ayte cent Assorimont in rict.of Forel nd = IMMENSE STOCK eJand Domestic Banutscture: noe open ar [, 1; BEIBERGRE, | ae ay w¥,B. TODD, MARKGITER’S re i = bingcron or Ne. 486 7th street Saoor aove | CITIZENS, ARMY AN &B- Blake, B. Todd; oa Metropot-an, foe 's.) ¥m. Pee st Tee SPRIY CLOTHLVE,. A large selection of rich Gilt Patterns, of entirely | is15-tf No 362 Penn ——_. Bee: F Moses Kelly, the Dolly Varden Tapeh os escae euee | VISIT THE “ ONE IDEA” ee seonaed 2) » NG, the* Dol ia" jae Me, pare Cee other rich and novel atylee, in gilt and plai NEAT CLOTHING, HANDSOME CLOTHING. DUBABLE CLOTHING, CHEAP CLOTHING, AT PRICES Tu SUIT THE TIMES AND MOST FASTIDIOUS. CLEAN SWEEP REAL ESTATE AGENTS. EW OFFICE. JUAN BOYLE 4 co, REAL ESTATE BROKER No. 713 FirreestH STREET, Plants’ Be: OLOTHING SALE, ‘At Usk Hall, 626 7th street. Aied SUMMER RESORT, @ares SPRINGS AND BATHS, HAMPSHIRE, CO, W. VA, Via Wincuzsren, Va. Thisdelightfal Watering Place has been t 7 ly refitted, and is now Kept in the best PLEAS. E THE Small ana ouvnsay FARMS. the line ot the modern style. Its waters are ALKA: Railroad, within tew minutes ane diferent sizes andicolors. Alay, Wire Center Pic. | LINE, and bave a wide colebrity tes cae within thiryy minutes of Washtagions fare Cord. Gold Plated and Tinned Wire Picture | Prompt and happy action in ng Aten, | Gord, Porcelain and Pisin Head Picture Nails, | fast ofthe KIDNEYS and BLADDER, incl ding | One of 300 acres on the same road and same distance HABLE BROTHERS Eirgi:dc. Winkee Stat coicoae * | CALCULUS in various SKIN Diseases. and in from depot, improved by Meuse, &o. a Her INGE ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS. &c., | Sdmiratie eficcts on the Female Gonstication. The SIX Lo’ 2 Mapited but choice selection. in appropriate frames, | 4/2 of Capon is unsurpassed in al be Mountains of ae Capito! fronting op New, Fashionable Tailor SIRO ip etore om exhibition and wale CON oe | Te RELENDID Bathe sed Oy te ee TOC sete weecity. Riders for Paperbangings: Window Shades, eS Bi Malt here eik ot Mrect; 940 cash, balance COBNER 71x AND D STREX:’ Fick wig Frames punctoally ited, and are ae hardly cqualied by anything ee tat sete Veter tiamDsom |B HOUSES tu the J. MABKRI a a = Le, For our Pawphlet. with full lars of rates, | HOUS LOTS tn all ; apis tmssioe 7th street, betwee Dt S35.) cuareess acide cappir Bu iuMas: Bree’ | EWU MEH OUSES a Nisth street, a7 xewrunER va SrsiSi’ DOTFRAZAER GREE, eropritors, | yh *f "0m 1:00 to icv om real erate, GBEAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS! O SUMMER RESORT OR WATERING PLACE — @REAT BARGAINS! GREAT BABGAINS! LOAN OFFICES. PN LF 5 street, @ COMPLETE WITHOUT Fear: y GREATDARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS! SPeCraL Notice, pe CEMewr, samp, [207 Panrnensair. Denuc's Patent Improved Pronch reac en Lae ainw ake HE purpose aed oe Missa have, this 18th day of Range and Broiler. iy — B, Pas in ave - ‘ Bo. 9} FENRSTLVANLA AVENUB, “ike ‘Made for Wood or Coal. ~ re scott en pea iadnie Caeeeweet maaeatin, | ST oeTeaT— WASHINGTON HOTELS. HEBZBERG’S LOAN OFFICE, IMPERIAL HOTEL, pra ee apc ge got le Established in the District im 1888, te (Lars Juxxnes Hovss,)» MANUFACTURERS, BEMOVED TO 621 OSTRBET, JAMES SYEES, Proprictor. Berweey 6ru axp Tru Stzeets B. W., mar3-Im Ho. 295 Water street, New York, ———r— Ben.) apls-cotw_ Jon MATTINGLY. JNO. B. WHEELER. MATTINGLY & WHEELER, AUCTIONEERS AND BROKERS, ‘No. 503 9th street N. W., next tocor. of B street, WASHINGTON, D.c, EAL &! =z 'rivate er by Anction. ME ABLISGTOS YERMONT AVENUR. BOESSLE 2 Son, Cc. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. ALFRELGENE FanOPES Ta wards, Atress Tee San PRU BANE, 1883 ze sylvania avenue.