Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1873, Page 4

Real Exente Transfers. The following transfers of real estate have been filed in the office of A Monstrous Critp MURPERER— The ‘icspatch reports that Prankiin B lespateh ri q is — ales seatenes of death for CITY ITEMS: Sratve OveRcoa’ Gro. GROCERS. POLICE COURT, J 4a Gr a hnckster, was charged wih Prenichaisenmmer food the Recorder of Deeds | Ft" since our last rej LOCAL NEWS. «—Barlesques, songs, dapees, # Fillews* Hei!—Balt by Calanthe Lodge, eae Condensed Locals, Harper's Weekly, for February 22, from J. C. Parker, bax more Dore pictures of Loudon. Col. Joe Shillington has recovered from his severe attack of diptheria, and is dispensing hteratare as usual. ‘The Indiana sociable at Masonie Temple to- morrow evening will be one of the most pleasant parties of the season. A lecture was given last night by Rev. Al Taylor, at Lincom Hall, before the christ! ers. his subject being “christian manners. un Miller, a shoemaker, died suddenly of heart disease at his resklence, on 6th street, be- ween E and G southeast, last night. The grand superintendent of streets to havea plank foot- waik laid on Q street, between 2d and 3d streets nerthwest. (naccount of the snow. Mr. Albert Gleason, ceutractor, will not commence the work sweeping Penusylvania avenue east until to. morrow. Mrs. Hargrove, the unfortunate lady who was cut across her throat by her husband while he was laboring under temporary insanity not long sinee, still liesin a very critical condition; but the chiid is out of danger. ) ‘The Philharmonic cornet band have elected | 8 lows: President, W. H. Hunter; viee president, Clement Wilson; secretary, Albert Dodson; treasurer, J. Richard Coakley; sergeant of the band, James Cornell. ‘atents were granted yesterday to the follow- ing Washingtonians: Charles Hf. Manning, tan vat; E. K. Morrison, tor fire eseape; J. E. Savage, cider mill, and David T. Dutrow, for batter printing machine. ‘The Potomac ix now so clear of ice that it offers no obstruction to navigation. The steamer Arrow is making regular tripste Mount Vernon. The steamers City of Alexandria and City $ Washington, on the ferry route, make regula’ trips each hour. ° a 4 : c. gira Mole” SNSFLWASTA end received and for eale at the following tow chegte Finest Moyune Gunpowder tS Moyore Imperial eet Uscoivred Japan SREY Sere. 801 SPECIAL BARGAINS _9Q] at DAVIS:, S01 MARKET sPace, ConseR Sta Sraear. ‘onneT, —, aquare q Kubbey, hry 4 ones. trustee, to John Dad: jobanto W. B. , Given J oe English Breakfast Best ole & 5 to Second National Bank, lot’ 9, ayuare 455, ary 20.—A. M. Smith to i erg “een ewe LOT OF HAMBURG EDGINGS ana IN E. Medier, subs.13 | : SERTINGS at less than cost of importat igh | Moses Snowden. ived at ‘anderwerken; thirty days in px irae dann rt yesterday cases ree to the Board of ahorse blanket SEF and W. 8, s ‘lum to C. Cammack, | + all their interest ander 100; MeKelden and a Geol B: rubs. 39 to 43, «quare Jacob Levi, subs. M and A. Rothwell to C. B. Church. 4000; H. 0. J: Smatt Pox.—Sinceour rej Health, one at each of the tollowing places: 525 ist street northwest; Goat Alley northwest; Sth streetsoutheast; 417 8th street south- west, (2 cases,) and one picked up in the street; all, excepting the first case, were removed to the hospital. One death, Mrs. Banks, in Snow’s Re between L and M and 2sth and 25th was reported to-day. 22+ —__ A Drcrasev Doctor Leaves Two Wipows— An Interesting Suit in Baltimore.—Yester orphans court, Hon. Judges Danels, Bis! Lindsay, was occupied in hi inj the case of Hannah Adelia Red ‘ave, administr: XES FINE FRENCH FLOWER: ren is so circumstan- 50 w ly damaged, redaced this day fo 2 « tial as to leave no donbt of cents spray. at Wittcox & Ginn’s Sewrne MAcHtnE. celebrated Bazaar P; Baum’s heopskirt and corset Intelligencer Building. THERMOMETERS 2nd Barometers and made to order by Hempler, red ne square £8, $4,500; Zand 4, square Gg. BLACK LACE ICES, from $12 to $300 per y to Robinson, sub. ‘A. Lane ‘to n't up that ti 194. 83 ai; Mary yo telat Fo hang him twi New Yors’s Last Wire MURDER—A woman nemed Mary Hoy, shot last evéenin, who is an Engli in the employ of the Manna do with me?” Wi ans that they would repaired rs 'S, TARLAT, rear ty Fereet, Apes he We Georgetown Advertisements. Pfam lity of securing 3 izabeth ware 1.001, $500. rnan to H. Roehat, in 8. Gatti to F. Sclm Thon:peon et al helesale and Retail Grecera, 1213 Sevens Sued Nor:hwent, between M and N. CEENILLE SPOT NET, just received at Charles Hoy, man, thirty-eigh' of ittan gas company ‘incinnati and sent to bi ut sent no money for her fare or that of her four children. answer, he became jealous, and on Thursday returned to this city, where he tols for three dollars. Last evening he returned to his home, at No. 649 east 13th street, evidently under the influence of liquor, and ordered his wife to lock the door. two barrels of a pistol entering her neck and the others her right lung. Hoy then fled, but an alarm was given by a little boy in the house, and he was rested by Officer Farrell, of cinct. He says that the shooti His wife, who was SUGARS. MOL. sqnare 194, $2,600; Crashes. Gravulated and Py |. trustees. to John Conner, rt lot z ‘0. A Dailey to Elizabeth M nnd 37, ee SA. a owdered Sugars, Tis ibe brought te have set asi and petitioning that letters of adaministrati granted to her as the lawful Witnesses were examined, and Hannah Adelia edgrave testified that she was married to Dr. edgrave on the 10th of August, 1856, in Prairie du_Chien, Wisconsin, and lfved with him about three years in Keoknk, Iowa. The « claimed that Dr. Redgrave was marr 23d of November, 1854, to Miss Margaret Riall, now Mrs. Brown, of this called, testified that the marriage performed at the office of the deceased, she lived with him about one A number of other amined, but the testimony re! leged The amount invol 1 arguments will commence to Truly thankful fo ruly than! to mect prompt! continuance of the samp W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR- 4NG BSTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson strect, Georgetown, D.C BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. NEW Books: 4 Extra quality Drip & . Mer C. B. Chureh to $3500. to Thomas Kirb: 1,00 Fv Dy square 778, and | ; John Cameron to Thomas BAK “3 CELE! D ok STITCH for erme SOL Market Spacr LENZBERG «& Ce., Belling out entire stock of MILLINERY AND FANCY Goons, ‘at and below cost, 707 Market Space, J0n20-6m_ between 7th and sh streets northwest. BL 1 T= 8. Baker, smb. B.-qnare 456, + corner Sth etres subs. 0 % and Tenney best Family and @ r. did so he dis- her, one ball a SOAP! 80, Kirby. sub. 6, Proctor & Gamble’s Gieine Boa] ‘M. + Se ceuts per Ib. for box » Woents per pow and she being tn on ceremony was 0 John F. Evans 623, $3,000; Margaret Dowds to Mu was accidental. CANDL "ax Candles! Wax Candies! Wax Caudieat jel evuchospital, NEW Books: w LIA William Telbers to M ae phe at Wii le Costames and Morning Wrapper le fritters containi test inducements he! restaurateurs. SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue, AnO anor arsele itby Kentucky roposed in Maine to exem; orphans, who. earn thelr bre day.—Baltimore A» IvTERESTING 92,00; | Hutchings was en; Callan, trustee, to Thomas ware 32, —;' Charles E. sub. 72, square 375, Witt | Case.—Surrogate ge Macdonald. C Blake and Keli: Inauguration Notes. ‘The Soldiers’ aud Sailors’ Grant and Wilson | 6, «lub of Baltimore announce their intention to attend the inauguration of President Grant, aud appear in the line of procession five hun- dred stroug, in handsome uniforms. ew York, the 7th,7ist, 79th, the 6th, (Ger- man.) Guard Lafayette, the Old Guard, and the Washington Gray Troop are amoug the torps preparing to attend the inanguration. Philadelphia, the Crescent club, of the 15th ward, have written to prominent parties here xelative to coming to the city on the 4th of March to witness the inauguration. They an- tieipate bringing a good force, and have re- vested that quarters be secured forthem. Col. sobn F. Glenn, of the Philadelphia counci Ww. F. Totten, ag on of the water depart- ment; Wilbur H. ¥ rom- nent gentlemen from the western section of | H hiladetphia, will accompany the Crescents. — | ‘The Baltimore American of this morning says: | ‘The three schuetzen associ have ne visiting ngton to participa’ jent to the inaugura: The Baltimore Schaetzen associ- the largest in this city, resolved at its | z to send a large delegation ington, who will join the Washington en association in’ the procession. At the meeting of the West Baltimore Schuctzen association last evening, t! iy members signed their names as willing to visit Washington on the 4th of March. The Citizens’ target ritle as- sociation will be represented by its officers. Some of the large turner and singing socie will pr it Washington at that time. The uard, of New York city, have made | avTangements to room at Willard’s, and will | bring on officers and men and Dodsworth’s | 1 and was well repre- the late war, as also the war with ey will nuinber 55 men, with the y-Vard band of 20 pieces. cut regiment will arrive on and will remain until the morning of the ‘th. They will bring Felbury’s 2d regiment Land of 0 same number, and will namber about 600 men, ender the command of Col. S.R. Smith. This command was originally organized in May, 1739, Sud was then and for many years known gs the <a regiment Connecticut militia, but their title is now the 2d regiment Connecticut Nationat Guard. The State Fe of Philadelphia, will r Liberty Cornet band of 20 | pieces and a drum co 1 pieces. be accompanied by a delegation of th Guard of the Fencibles and a citi mittee of 5. They date their org May 26th, * com- nization ° bn =: ATTEVPTED Svicipe.—Yesterday Captain H. +. Scotéy called at police healquarters and re- iat he had been robbed of $16 and hi teh. The clerk im attendance took a «: scription of the property, and Booley left. Soon atterwards Mr. A. K. Browne called at the de- teetive office and stated that Booley had called at his of street, to see him on profes- that just_as he started to | & pocket-knife and made a Yess across: his throat, inflicting a painfal i us wound. The knife ml his friends took bim ain Booley lost an arm in the late mn applicant for a position on the He had beep very much de- = oF Some 86% Acéoant of | of a letter ving to xican | } letters from Pr lent Lincoln and 2 Sherman complimenting him on gal- sin the Union army «during the late Lyi E Diet pat Tre Turee He Pevsryre brated lust RSARY OF notwithstanding | her. The musical | Filliam Strong. pri Pen. John Hil Kev. Dr. Joli Psalm, and Rev. Dr. that on earth do well.” tatrodnced Rey. Samuel | .D.D. LL. D., professor of ecclesi- istory in the Western theological semi hane. who preached the memorial hed the life of the condition “wi rete exercises were close Alr. Noble pronounc } Crazy.— This morning. | the sanitary police, obtained | tor the conveyance of an u named lames Curran, to the He came to this city and wandering te condition. and w grewnds in ad foam Pennsy!s ted States gov- 0%) for gallant | Tt is a common eNpeme swiiled on the Dis — Messrs. Bnekingham. three worthy gentiemen, trons Nard Hall te- hopet will realize bill ine? incro- Tt, and Pat Pantom'me of the a Tue Suxpay Scwoon Ixstitete, which cormmenced its sessions on Tueslay, continued then: yesterday at the Cavalry Baptist church. Iw the afterneon Rev. Alfred Taylor gave an evercise in Genesis on geography and Rev... Hi Vincent spoke on the “care of the infant class.” At the evening session Dr. Vincent the discussion of “the successful Sunday school sir- perintendent,”” and Mr. Tavior ie on “the se of the bible in the family, the class, the che audi bible customs and oriental man- ners.” Nott, to m she says she eptember, IS67. at Occoquan, Va. She charged that alter living about a year he her, saying he was rj Santa Fe, New Mexico, and she came to city tolive. She charges desertion on his part, us also adultery. Parpon oF Set! lets, sets and buttons. received at J Iry store, No. 47 Wennsylyania ayeuue, near 434 street. ——_—_——_ ALASKA DIAMONDS, set in gold; fine roll plate chains, to-day in tryin, will ease.” ‘he testaerk: September 14, 1872, leaving 000 to a rew intimate - id her servants. She was married about thirty years ago to an E, man, but — living with her 10 Julia Hendersor . Boone et al to Theod: from but itis not explained what they are now taxed for. if Immense Reduction in Prices. iterestit dane E. Taylor Shee! 7, Hadiey to $1,962; sine 0 HIT, 24 Barrett, lot jale-tr 1213 7th et PRICE List O'HARE & so: .¥., mnstees, subs. 107 Trico to Mrs. 0. D. ‘<sunare 122, and cast half lot 6, ary AR. gma: F.C. Cave are 325; $2,500. iscopal clergy- usband for a Mrs. Taylor sub- lived there with her servant the time of her death. Her husband and of her aunts now come into court and contest ground that she was incompe- tent to make it, and that undue influence was used to make her dispose of he: strangers. The two will, Acton Cavill and Caleb a » ‘Miss Dapny. puthor of an Rreuttai Life. Servent Girl of the Period. What Mr. aud Mrs. coping. Fron of V g Ladies’ Journal; Monthly Pan Jar Science Monthly, No. 10. All the back numbers op hand. iers Burned Away. By Rev. Edward P. Roe, ‘hwood. Spri: SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. the will, onthe GROCERIES of “ ‘west half of sub. 7, square 297, #400; Wise to James Ormes, lote 107 to 111) 10; T. A. Curtis, 'trnxtee, to P. ney, part lot 6, square 88 7 L ne. sub. @, synare 274,——: Wi '. B. Roessle, part lots 11 and 12, square subscribing witnesses to In consequence of the latences of the season, and preparing for a large Spring stock, I offer for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. examined. They testified that Mrs. the will in their presence, and th: to bein the full possession of her faculties at the time: The hearing was then adjourned.—.V. ¥. Express, 12th. ONE oF THE TWEED JURORS.—The Rich- mon¢, Va., State Journal says this of theman Roache, who wason the T we reported to have asserted that a detective in Richmond : here that Roache was arr counterfeit tobacco stam} rested while in the ver Taylor signed ELPHONZO YOUNGS & cers, at she seemed Rtc#4gp B. MOHUN & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received the BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for ruary gunn Raden ye to Chas. y having his own hon: possible importing price. Pennsylvania ave., Washington, D No. 7 CITE TREVISE, ERLIN ZEPHYRS IN ALL COLORS, WORSTED GOODS, CANVASS CHENILLE, FLOSS AND SHADED SILK, PATTERNS, and all Material for Embroidering. STAMPING promptly attended to, at MES. SELME RUPPERT’s, 612 oth street, opposite Patent oe. tions of this city | 9rd: gman ‘ ly completed their arrangements for eure Hayes, executor, DRESS SUITS. cw Those Suite sold at ose Suits sold at wose Suits sold at § 2 R 583. ——: Eliza Under rher, part sub. 1]. sjnare 743, $7 aia e was formerly trustee. to Mary rt. west half lot 11, “Itis well known $3.00; BE. K. W ested for dealing in h Ty act of transferring thir- worth to Detective J ion, Bonnasch, fou; and sentenced to two years imprisonment. Roache’s trial followed, in the face of the ¢ guilty and threw himself court, which sentenced him, however, to one prisonment and a fine of oné thousand che served out the full term i Albany penitentiary, and the stored him to citizenship did ROYAL KALENDAR, for 1573. WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, for 1573. BRITISH ARMY LIST, for 1873. BRITISH NAVY LIST, for 1973. SUNDAY SCHOOL rps. Jacobus Notes on Geneeis, 1 VOL.cseesmne Lange on Genesis, 1 sites Bush's Notes on Ge: Murphy on Genesis, 1 vol... ‘The Beuan Question Book for i373. All the Lesson Papers, Teachers Alds, and Sunday School Papers. “ WM. BALLANTYNE, 428 7th 106, sam rt let M4, square 134. trustee, to Freedman BUSINESS SUITS. Those Suits sold at Those Suits sold at $20. Those Suits sold at ite et ai. sub. Py - Selling now at Sel idence he pleade Selling now at to ZWilliams, i Freesce FLUTING—The only place in the city so, STAMPING, Ty ery desct phere it is done. NG, PINKING and EMBROID- Sani oan DERG SILKS BS. G. H. % janis. G. UBER, S25 se are [Ponte OF HUMAN HAIR. GRAND BARGAINS AT MADAME E aa don which ror | Zpose Suits cold at not reach him until he had been discharged. If he was con- nected in any way with a tobacco factory of tits y, or had a clerk, doubtless the United States officers would be glad to know it.” —_—_——S___. EXPERTS IN THE PLATER MURDER Triar.— The Plater wite murder trial, at Camb id ge square | Md., is now near its close. The defense con: y without eliciting any port their theory of the ¢ testimony in rebuttal pm sold at Those Suits sold at Selling now at Sherwood to HK. Randal 37 S OF CHARLES one ; im parts, very fully MUSPRATT'S CHEMISTRY, SCR MAR S BON, 28 oh street, corver of I street. OVERCOATS. 4 REDUCTION FR HEAVY bid ank Munroe to ¢ cy . H. Randall, administrator, rt » administrator, part 7, sau: t Tt Sitios ey 5 782° ON ALL sae cluded their testimon: new facts tending to s death of Mrs. Plater. T' was then commenced by the state. Professor er witnesses were ex- Professor Aiken gave a very clear ent of the analytical examination made by him of the contents of the stomach of Mrs. ‘Br. Plater in bis search for ev! ason to James | OF Chloroform, and the utt i trace af poison. Dr. Earle, showed that had the dee effects of peison she could position in which she was found—on her stomach i face, but that the convulsions produced by the poison would necessaril pon her back. ‘The ar, are in progress. DEATH OF A ces, as also s drum corps of the S oqgere wee: Mary & AsI am determined to reduce my Stock without delay, purchasers will find it to their advantage to give me acall. Fi i Call at once. Litdoana Sit at once, ne we cannot low prices for any 65, square 502, 8— idences of strychnine lure to find any as @ medical expert, eased died from the not have been in the Under National A. STRAUB, POPULAR CLOTHIER, ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co., JUST OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at EDUCATIONAL. Pha RIO URES Tl ird quarter ey | A Berber, sub, Sd; mjuare 35484 | ner tof. 3- chaitlen, part & ve thrown her ‘guments before the jury 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, T. Corrigan t Ww 0;H.M.C. Donabu to Peter Eastwood te Anna K.C Black quar 804,S——; JS. Mur- ub. A, square 343, 91.179; T. Le Brrwees 101TH anv 11TH STREETS, SONER IN THE Tomns—He eas about to be Married.—Since the 1th ultimo, Jobn Harrold, an Englishman, thirty-four yea of age, has been confined in the Tom of embezzlement, aud during the last li been ‘seriously ind ; en o'clock yesterday morn- denly worse, and died soon afterwards. Several hours after Harrold’s death *n unconditional discharge was sent to Warden rimiey, bui the unfortunate man had passed beyond the reach of all human processes. ity Coroner Leo, who made examination of the body, was of the opinion that Harrold died of pleuro Kessler has the case in charge. Deceased soon to have been married to anestimable lady.—N. ¥. Herald, 12th. Terrie BURNING OF A Wow man Bradley, of the fitteenth precinct, who was commended by the police board for his heroie lives at the fire in Lina ni A. Harthman, part 14. « Ser LIVERY STABLES, B. hee TT & BON. + BOARDING, Pasar 16 8th street, Three doors from Mth street. Foe Famivy vse, 8. HELLER, jo, 715 Market Space. ys he About half-past sev: a a yle ard Barnum, sub. A. square I ing he became sud otambia. to J Will faked. ‘ RANDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE: Beat carriages furnished, Bpecial care paid to he G LLISON NAILOR, Jr. VEBY AND H 18H a RSA ALLY 1323 STABLES. $500,000 CASH GIFTS! COACHMEN. Defrees te T Lei E street northwest. HALFORD $100,000 for enly $10. LEICESTERSHIRB AM INGTON stapLes. G STREET, Berween Dy day Or night, and "YONGRESS STABLES, Stn STRERT, SS eae ~ AND ae of RICHARD VANT, Proprietor. B'S STABLES, 1326 E ST. HES of yd latest styles are 742, and part Tru ax 18a. weitese Under authority of special legistative 16, 187 GRAND GIFT PUBLIC LIBRARY iy . hes Roese1 W.B. Evans to Dy ‘herson to Thos. J. Dn- v . Sts TABLE SAUCE, THE VERY BEST SAUCE AND RELISH MADE IN ANY PART OF THE WOBLD. ub. 39, sitiare eli. tot a conduct in savin, Edwin's theater, while passing street, about 1:20 o'elock yesterday morning, from the house No. 18. ‘and found that the one of the inmates, were stolen from him with hix | Youn | J.D. MePhersoi | sjuare 439, — GEor Mary R. Bibb t > in i» Ramsburg to Vestr; sti reet jomac, B. Hawkins’ additen, $600; Mary A. Symingt ‘Sts lot on 4th street, near Market Her to Henry Kengla, part lot * addition(on Rock street), $100. NTY TRANSFERS. + part Chillem Caste TUE AY APRIL 8, 1873. sruare S8, —- my part sub. heard screams comi: Concert the best musical talent He entered the buildin, clothes of Mary Bronte! had taken fire from a grate, and that was being burned to death. threw her down on the floor, and succeeded in smothering the flames with’ a woman was taken to Bellevne 5 her injuries were pronounced fatal. Roundsm: was severely burned about the hands. TOWN TRANSFERS. Joseph and John E. Libbe: m Phelkeld'e. addit The roundsman ALWAYS FRESH aTTRaCTioNs? FAMILY USB. $275: Beatiy Though it would seem that the One Dollar Busi- Nese is how ax near perfecti and that if 1 was to tell two dollars for one dollar, you would Still Lam bound to youl tion to an invoice of LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS sresmmeamssesssvsesessven OO CENTS. ossibly can be, ~res3O CENTS. Be ots sell goods worth Me ou Sligo Mill to ac Richardeet als tested, Lot 9 ‘equare jensant, yA. Sharp, mu ceellan, a, foros a 38 batt wtract, “Pt. Jamal 11 D. Palmer, lot 2, block 7, Mv grounds, $1738; Hugh Ewing and Wot = Noumehe” 142 WE HAVE GREAT FEAL as to the effect of the he severe weather, and the depreda- m the breed stock of Fone Lay had a ver’ Sd hough sportsmen have gene! ly refrained from shoot!ng since the deep snow birds of great wi high up, cansee ‘ayer. Thechoir sung the | james 0 4#0R SALE BY ALL GROCERS. Pert Pp snow. tions of birds of quail. They mu A BAILROAD Just received by me, which, in lenge your whmiration, and you certai: wouder-struck if told that they are nd immense vision, saili quail upon the snow at y: distances, and ounce down to their destruction. ber Of hawks {s gréaier now in this thborhood than we ever remember before, ly who owns a gun should use every ring some of them to present grief.— rit sf the Time: patent. Moh say Ors Boy Kitts Anotaer With 4 Bator. fear, Who texides at No. ivington street, was passing throngh Tompkins square about two weeks 2" gangs of boys were pelting each « snow-balls, bricks, &c. Supposing him to be the party, one of ead the skull, cauring his death on Monday police are making efforts to discove who threw the brick, but as succésstul~—N. ¥. Ei: Not 6rity.—The trial of Rev. Mr. Loftus, the frst one of the Galwa; uppert to 8. i) TRE nun ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH. Beal Estate Mortgage Combined, Dr. Jas.C. 6 adhey, fi in ificent Concert, D THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY , throngh the failure of a large portion of which are already i, to lay before you a very Talso have been enal large jewelry establiclu handsome and large PRICE OF TICKETS: Ts $10, Hacves 60. ELEVEN WHOL’ No DISCOUNT ON LEss THAN @LOOoRDERs. could be more for to this Baxquet or WeattH, or gran J ~ results. Ti Tuiap Grrr Cot dowment of t! * New York 5 In {ts7:30Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rafl- road Company furnishes tothe public an investment wen E Darrell ot 3 lege to James rrell, to ol Vin Ricwick and. F iwi, ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY, ‘T'iinl'instnanck Comers oF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, 1870. rutors, to Jas. | a boy named Frank ‘rom ts upto $2, which, in wreee erie ilk den pelican sal oleae p will mot-tarnish, and are war- mouths. ‘They cousist of al road bond, with the solidity and safety of a real es- tate mortgage on land worth at least twicethe amount oaued. : et a ioe Studs. cEs.—Yesterday, the case etzerott. was taken Judge Cartter—Messrs. © nd S. L. Phillips for to jamages all to ve phan a by hi i, a boy named Henry y Panne, vy a piano box placed in the rear of | forethe weer bn Queen's defendal tbenetgh meg on him in May form | and he charges that ition by the proprietor and his ons Ti “eegecdl several Witnesses examined nd to-day, and it was testified thet of boxes at that about which boys were in the habit of pl isting, sea tee boys hal ing. and two per onc’ ix fell anid injured the boy. testimon: near the curb there were two set on the ge and a. nabs on the top, making fe; sul moved by the children #0. a5 to make a sort of see-saw; that the children were dri ie place by employes of the store, Dor was among the children The counsel were arguing-the case this after- | ™ 2000. ‘They are offered at par tu currency, and yicld'» HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging 6-20. ‘The bonds are 8 first and only mortgage on the road, its equipments and earnings, and also on 8 land grant which, on the completion of the road, wili average 23,000 acres to each mile of track. ‘They are issued in denominations from $100 te $1,000 Coupon, and $100 to $10,000 Registered, have thirty years to run, bear an iuterest of 7:30 per cont. in gold, end are EXEMPT STATES TAX to the holder. interest en the Registered Bonds UHECES, sent to the post office This Coucert will be conducted like Poo oe) iven, 1s, Necklaces, Rings, jet Goods, &c., &. ’ Iron Frame Hose, standard ose, of the quality 0 fa- for $1. amd Messrs. A. ¢ defendant. The plaint: recover $5,000 di cont Kind favors and Sou Will always ‘get your’ fal jollar’s worth at SILVERBERG’S, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET, wear Pennsylvani avenue. and secure the elec- Capt. Nolan to Parliament, was bron conclusion and in to yesterday, and resulted in ge- ‘ital, failed to 5 fey Ee fl Foy in the court 1871, charge boxes were left ey fluence to intimidate tek [80 pr oot. COAL AND WOOD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! CHEAP FOR CASH Delivered direct from Vessel and Whard. 2240 LBS. GUARANTEED TO THE TON. ‘The semi-annual ts paid with GOLD the Ls ‘an | judge vainly endeavored to THE HEAD OF DEATHS there is adver- in the New York Tribune this for persons BAGiori—SIcKLes. All Marketable Stocks and Bends received in ¢x- change, without expense to the investor, at their highest current prices, ‘or the defense boxes were pl accident. and that ently the top box was * JAY COOES & CO., BANKERS, CUMBERLAND axp ANTHRACITE COAL, OAK, PINE axv HICKORY WOOD. Yard: Cormer 8h and B streets southwest, opposite ‘Smithsonian Park, Washington, D.C. j80-ecdw WOOD AND COAL! A Dixwen to m2 PINCHBACK was Goverso! the residence of Frederick by Lewis H. le a 0D AND COAL!