Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1873, Page 4

STAR, LOCAL NEWS. Ammsements, &e.. To-night. Theater Comique.—Burk , sungs, dances, ae v. J. P. New- Rylend Chopel—Lecture Meat . “Frem Ocean to Oeceau: aux for the benetit 's Orphan Asslum. — condensed Locals, City Hibernian Benevolent So- i, have a special meeting this evening. See add. ‘The tableanx at Odd Fellows’ Hall this even- ing. for the beneiit of St. Joxeph’s male orphan asyiuin should be liberally patronized. Mr. Robert W. Kerr hasresigned the assistant foremausbip of the Government Printing Office, audi lett fer Mt. Vernon, Ohio, yesterday after- RoOR. Inspector W f the board of health, con- demned a lot of 4 rabbits on Saturday which wled by anexpress wagon, and, ‘ondition to seil, were reshipped oell, one of the proprietors of the ‘i restanrant, died yesterday morn- imonary <lisease after a short #lness. was a native of Stanford, York Hebrew congregation have b two frame honses on it, on the h streets northwest, gue there for pro- m lent organization, the uters of Samaria, held last week the session of their Grand Lodge, 2 of Maryland, District of x tes on the south Atlai The organization has two lodges in rm of fire this morning, about 1 o'clock, was caused by fire being discov in the rear cellar of Welcker's. on 13th street, between > York avenue and Hstreet. The fire department responde! promptly and soon extinguished the fame=; loss small. The fire was supposed to have been the result of an act of incenliarism. Mr. M. B. Brady, famons allover the world as @ photographer, and who has for some years had a branch gallery in Washington, proposes new to make bis headguarters here, and concen- trate all bis energies in making a great national phorographic establishment at the seat of gov- ernment. This recognition of the rapidly growing metropolitan character of Washington city. From -Jos. Shillington we have The Galary, (with an interesting article by Thurlow Weed on Horace Greeley,) and Demorest’s Mirree of Fashion tor March; also, Godey’s Lady's Book. From Kervand & Towers we have Godey’s Levy's Bock ami Demorest’s Mirror of Fashions for March, and Harper's Berar fer March. From of. C. Parker Godey's and the Popular Science Monthly for March. A SvecessrcL Sw: Dopee.—On Sat- it Miss Catherine Delli, keeper P street, wade a int to Major Kichards, that on Friday ‘ange men entered her store with a pack- ge Which they opened amd displayed a quantity ef linen goods, principally napkins and table- ths, whieh they offered to sell very cheap, stating that they were sailors just arrived from a cruise; that the goods were purchased in Europe by a sister of one of the men; that she 1 the passage, and the goods must be e. During the con- » more men entered, also strangers, and, after looking on a few moments, joined in to pur- ey did not giving their resi- with it im one suit the sailors, to return to their ship, and must have the money down or no sale. [i was here suggested that Mrs. Delli take charge of the goods, advancing $288, and make a profit of the balance when the goods were called for. This soggestion was accepted by the purchasers. who expressed themselves ready to pay as soon as they could return with the money that even- img. Mrs. D. then paid the money and took charge of the goods, thinking she had made a gool thing of it; but after waiting all the after- noon and a pertion of Satrrday, and no signs of the purchasers returning. she began to suspect that she had been swindled. An examination of the goods was then made, and the result proved that the whole let were not worth a third ef the money adlvanéed, whereupon they reported the facts. Nothing has since been seen or heart he men. ° Deatu oF D. L. Earox- Eaton, ot this city died yesterday at at his residence near Howard Uni He born in 1825; was educated at Bowdoin Cot- lege, where he graduated in 1545; read law with Shepley & Dana, in Portland, Me.; taught in Louisville, Ky.; Was connected with the press im Pittsburg: came to Washington, as corre- spondent, im 1861; appointed paymaster in the army, and retained that position until mus- tered ont of service by President Johnson. He was actoary of the Freedman’s Savings and ny, at its principal office fa this une, when he became cashier of chase ever $560 worth, stating that have the money with then A Monet ¢ cence of the progress of the Japanese in the ways and customsof the western way state that Mr. John Philp, ( young Japanese who for some’ vears hax been studying law im the office of Judge Fisher. United States attorney for the District, and who proposes to return shortly to his native country, will carry with him a handsomely fin- ished model of the seaffold recently used in this city in the exeentions of George W. Jenkins, for the murder of his wife; Charles Johnson, for the murder of his wife, in Georgetown, and Bainey Woods, for the murder of Cheeseman. This model is of black walnut, and is complete in every part—ropes, springs ‘and hinges, and a sew ch to the foot. and was made Mr. ki ussell. PRIATING Puyerat Exrenses.—Fe- her was one of the men employed yes- ay collecting funds to pay the funeral ex- who committed suicice. taurant on lth street, and getting some money there. Awong those whe subscribed was a Mr. Has tings, who contributed one doliar, which he laid on It is alleged that one Jere- , who was preaent, picked up the ud pnt it in his pocket, refusing to give A warrant was procured, and Oficer Marr soon had Lim in limbo. and after spending last night at the central guardhouse, he wa< ght this morning to the police court, aud ge Snell imposed a fine of #10, and in de- fault fifteen days in jail. — VOX PATIENT 1% SEARCH OF On Saturday night last a colored Samuel -lohinson, who had just been ged from the «mall pox hospital, went into Smiths pawn shop on %h street, and asked to look at some pants with the view of pur- chasing them. Taking advantage of the tem- porare alsence of the proprietor he caught up T of pants and a coat and ran out. ile was pursued ‘by Smith, who captured him and turned him over to the police, who locked him p at the uardhonuse. Jolson said they fiinis old clothing at the small pox n't clothing enough to keep y money to buy with. aba oo very large mect Sabbath school teachers of the city Lincoln Hall last evening, about 400 peeple being present. The meeting was open nd each speaker was limited to three At the close of the meeting, Mr. Z. offered a resolution that, in view of the importance of a thorongh preparation for teaching. the pastor of each of the churches be Teuested to appoint three persons from among Le most active Sabbath school workers, to form mmittee of conference upon the’ ai'visa of establishing a normal class for the truction of teachers. ——° THE FIRST GRAND RECEPTION by the Young 3icu’s Christian association will be given in the . pailding on Fridayevening, the 21st instant. The whole building will be used for promenading and social intercourse. The mu- sie will be in Lineotn hall by the Philharmonic society of this city, and braces choruses from the oratorios sab. Creation aml! Ly meg ed ane wae mass—the pieces sung by att peace jubilee in Beston. ‘Tickets are to be ob- tained at the secretary's desk im the building. See — InsPections or Oysters, Fisn axp Poct- TRY—Inspector Luddington, of the board of Dealth. reports that during the past week he in- spected and passed 19.400 bushels oysters, con- — 50 bushels, and passed 8,75@ bunches ‘The inspectors of food (meats, &c.), Messrs. Pifferling and Wolf, condemned pea the week 61 chickens, 4 geese, 2 prairie 54 Ibe. meat, 9 turkeys, 3 calves; and, 276 rabbits. —-—_—. AcctpEnT.—About 11 o'clock to-day a gigs of timber—¢-ineh rail—fell from the roof of the inauguration ball building, in Judiciary Square, and striking one of the colored Ran- Toeas inmndiasety token to Cen omce, and of je was I y taken’ . 4 fieer Felt sent for a physician. His injuries were fortunately found to be but slight. ConTINvEeD SaLe.—Messrs. Latimer & C) ‘wll continue the sale of pawnbrokers goods th: and and to-morrow evenings, eommeucing at 7 eclock. Jewelry, gold, silver watches, ladies and gents clothing, guns, pistols, &e., Se., comprise the collection. February 17. 1673. | ‘The District im Congress, ! | The) llwhich passed the House recently to | provide tor the indigent blind in the District of Columbia was reperted to-day from the Senate committee on education and labor, with an nt by way of a substitute, which at the Secretary of the Interior 11 indigent blind to be educated in some | metitation for the edwcation of the blind in the District of Columbia, Maryland or some other state. man introduced in the House to-day ng: Tue Concent op THE Hawrton Stvpeyts at Lincoln Hall on erred fs asuc— metodies Teetebeeteegt ores aot not fail to attend two concerts advertised for Tuesday and Weinesday évenings of this week. ICE COURT, Judes Snot! — < Robert ity arma ore reo the woruhoues, daaes 2; 83 Willis Ff Merritt. ney | 93 am Burke and Robert Turner, ¢1 Petit larceny. of some pants, and sixt in earreney: discharged. Danie! Hill wrd Turner, charged with stealing 20 pomnls to jail thirty days, aud Hilt T) sente to jail three months and fined =. Samuel G. Shelly was fined @30for put- ting a black eye on Charles T. Grimes, Mr. Chi the fe Bill in relation to assessments in the District of Columbia; referred to District of Columbia committee. Bill providing for an extension of the time for the payment of assessments in the Dis- “< of pane wig So alert Stina “0 im te the property jolumbia Harmony boclety; eame reference. For the relief of the Foundry church; same reference. To amend the shipping commission act; com- meree. To amen the aet to reduce internal taxes, &e.; ways and means, nting permission for a public highwa the U.S. lunatic asylum grounds; public build- md ings and grounds. ‘Fo refwud a legacy tax to the first Catholic church of Washington and Georgetown; ways and means. 6 Inaugaration Notes. Col. McCauley, commanding at the marine barracks, states that the marines will parwle eight companies, numbering about 300 men, th aband of 30 pieces, and flekl music, 10 or 2 more. THE ALBANY BURGESS Corrs will reach here on the il aud will stop at the Kirkwood. They will have 70 muskets, 4 line A REFORM WANTED. Mary Russel, a destitute old colored woman, was Ly =o ie street by the officers in the western lea poor. He hid been criticised for sending this cl of destitute peopte to the work! ; there did not seem to be any avenne for sending them there, ex- cept throngh the court, He could not turn her into the street. as it would be uncharitable, and she must go to the workhouse for thirty days. el izbt at once followed. Fry the dogs to separate then, his dog being the smaller one of the two, and was getting the worst of Christman wax standing enjoying the fan, and not like to have them parted,so he went for who knocked C| man down inthe mad. The fat- ter got mp and resumed the scrimmage, and after a series of parrying Fry went under. and Christman had it all hisown way. The result was that Fry and hie dog came oat worsted, and to get satisfaction he got a warrant. The judge said it was a dog fi man fight. Probably the doge were the gre: - h bart, and he = tand suf- 7 staff officers, with a band of 21 | ferers. neither of the men were Sen ed Ue Dering of Sate, San Teak wha | aasaed tae cose’ Michanl Went esa bake wil be thelr third teauguraton trip. tery on William H. Eelinonrg.s ight scavenger John Jenki ton; $3. THE STATE FENCIBLES, OF PHILADELPHIA, Re Gok, Petlary on: Daras Bix commanded by Captain W. Ryan, will be ac- companied by MeClurg’s band. The State Fencibles will take their quarters at the Carro! ton Hotel, in Baltimore, come to Washington 0 the morning of the ith and will return to Balti- more in the evening. This organi: was formed on May 20, 1813, served in the war with Great Britain, the war with Mexico and the late civil war. BALTIMORE TO DE PAIRLY REPRESENTED. The Baltimore Americ ADVANCE OF RervBLican IDEAS IN SPAIN. The Spanish Republic still lives and prospers. On Si 'y, Minister Sickles: endered to the new Government the ———— of Presi- rant, and Senor Figueras, president of the council, responded in a manly ch. The imerican of this says: Col. J. Stricker Jenkins visited Washii mu On | lave been introduced gran’ amnesty Fri tor the purpose of making arrangements | oners heretofore en; in repnblican demon- for having a proper place assigned in the inau- | strations. The financial condition of the Re- guration tor the 5th regiment. This | public appears to be favorable, and the minister ‘nt is ex] to attend the inauguration | of finance promises that ‘the obligations of infallforce. The Monumental Gre: Vee g ad tidual Guard, prop wo to farticipote Iz the pro- nard, icipate in pro- cession, and will use the ar of the Gover- nor’s Mounted Guards for ing their equip- ments. The 6th regiment M: Ni 1 Guard, Major McDonald, and Company B, ist battalion Maryland National Guard, under command of Captain J. Pulis, are expected to take part. The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Grant and Wilson ciub, which, ashas been already men- tioned, will visit Washington five hundred ok and will be accompanied by the House of Retu, d, the mem of which will ab- pear in their neat uniform. The three Schuet- zen associat » as has been heretofore men- tioned, will appear in full force, amd the three Turner soc , the Social Democratic Turn Association, the Maryland Turn Verein Vorwaerts will also vl join the Washington Columbia Turner's Society in the procession. Several colored organizations of this city, civic and military, will leave this city for Washington onthe morning of the 4th. THE MILITARY COMMITTEE ON INAUGURATION this morning received a communication from Col. David Campbell, commanding the Du- quesne Greys, stating that Adjutant J. E. H. ‘oster will be in this city on Tuesday (to-mor- row) to make arrangements. it is their ntion te leave Pittsburg on Sunday, March 2d, and reach .his city on Monday, the 3d, with five companies, ag; ating 25 men, together with a drum corps of eighteen and the Great Western band, numbering twenty-seven. pesmi a, Suicide of John Haberme' HE CUTS HIS THROAT AND GaASHES Wrists. On Saturday night a German shoemaker named John Habermehl, who boarded at the | house of John Swartz, adjoinmg the Army Medical Museum on 10th street, committed snacide on the back porch of the house. Hineline was im currence, and word Spain shall be respected.” Upon one point the council of state is firm and inflexible, namaly: that Cuba must not be given up. Senor Caste- lar intimated very plain} oe adespatch sent to the South Americans in Paris in reply to a con- «ratulatory address that their good wishes were Gf no particular value so long as they sup) the cause of the Cuban ition." The estah- ishment of the Repnblic was celebrated at Madrid on Saturday night with a grand illami- nation. How TREY Aw Ee TREMSEL VES IN KaANSAB— ansas City Journal of [en 9 blishes adviees from the western ler sas, stating that a party of roughs en- argent, on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, and amused themselves by shooting into the windows of houses and other- wise disturbing the peace. The next day they attacked Cogs ena Gibson, a saloon keeper, whereupon he killed two of them, named Wright and McClelland, and wounded another, called Jack. ‘The remainder of the party we t Dodge city and tried to run the town, but on Sunday night the citizens formed a vigilance committee and killed two of the roughs, one Chas. Hill and the other known as “Antelope.” Tue Cincinnati Commercial assumes that it is an exaggeration to say, when the trains stop at certain way stations in Indiana, the conductor shouts “fifteen minutes for divorces.” At the sume time, we assume that the Commercial ex- aggerates in its story, that when a Maine man hisa too talkative wife hetells her he is going to Ansanah«uatasogowmongotonga tunting, and has his friends call at the house to inquire hs whereabouts so that on his return the taith- Tul wife is so exhausted that she docsn’t want to speak for a mont bora Spray EVOLUTION IN Havana.—The news of the abdication of Ama- deus and the proclamation of the Spanish re- public was & published in Havana Friday eve- ning. Ithad the immediate effectof unsettling business and advancing the premium for gold to 2 per cent., but there were no sellers. Gen. Ceballos issued a proclamation enjoining obedi- ence to the government proclaimed by the Cortes’ proclamation. ‘The idea of a republic «loes not please the majority of the slave-owners. They do net make ef demonstration, b are evidently disappoin “Wao BELoNGs To [v?”—An awkward ques- tion has arisen in Kansas: What shall be sone with the money that Senator York says he re- ceived from Senator Pomeroy? Seven thousand started in search of a physi- The man was found lying on his back with a wound across the throat, whieh had severed the — two arteries, and the astrig@ nerve, al ad a gash on each wrist. Near him was the instrument with which the deed was done—a shoe knife with a blade about 8 inches long, and which Es somes to have been well sharpened. Habermeh! was not dead when the officers arrived, and Dr. Hartigan and Me- Blair, who had been summoned, dressed his dollars is a sum too large to take care of itself. York handed it to the officers of the legislature, “quit claiming” his title. It does not belo the officers, and it not likely that Senator eroy will ever claim it if it ever was his. tact, this snug little sum seems to be knocki about without an owner. This is a remarkab! fact in Kansas politics. Cups Uxpen THE Sranisn Rervsiic.—Se- nor Castellar has sent a dispatch to the Spanish residents in Paris which intimates that the new government is resolved not to part with Cuba, and to keep the Spanish flag on a portion of American territory as a pledge of the perpetual union of the old and new worlds. TweENty-oxe Lives Losr.—The steamer Henry A. Jones, trom Houston to Galveston, was «destroyed by fire on Saturday in Galveston bay. Forty-eight persons were on board, twen- ty-seven of whom were saved. Those lost near- ly all belonged to the crew. A CONPERENCE OF VIRGINIA. BONDHOLDERS with the joint committee of the legislature was held on Saturday. Nearly two million dollars were represented. The committee will meet on Tuesday and present some plan for the adjust- ment of public debts. Tux Poor Mivers.—The Pottsville (P: Miners’ Journal states that 708 miners ha been killed and 1,692 maimed in the anthracite eoal region, since the it ‘tion laws were in force, a period extending from 1869 to 1872. Sixrvt Sivpsox.—Richard Simpson, a hote! keeper of Williamstown, Ky., has abscomle:| from there in company with a widow, leaving # large number of creditors. He is a martie) man, but had no children. AN ELECTORAL REFORM BILL has been i duced in the Austrian Reichsrath. It pro for direet elections for members ot the lower house, and for an increase of their number. GENERAL Fremont writes from Tarrytown, N.Y., to say that ifhe is under arrest in Paris for fraud, or has cheated somebody, he did not know it. @7-Foxes are hunted through the streets of Amenia, N.Y. ao great flood is threatened in the Ohio ver. &7 Kenosha, Wisconsin, will ore week for the conversion of the workl, Oshkosh barred. &7-The central club house in Boston was a by fire last evening to the extent of $15,000. 7 The average Massachusetts girl don’t want any better facilities for sliding down hill, than a codfish with a string through the gills. s7The governor of Florida thinks trial by jury is a useless institution and recommenils its i tion. 7-Out of the 22,701,000 popalation of England and Wales more than 800,000 are on the parish registers as subjects of poor law relief. ; sv Fourteen, the ollest only seven—two batches of ice and four pairs of twins, Mrs. Dougherty, of Oldtown, Me., fecit. mounds where he was lying. ‘Tle physicians then demanded a bed in the house for their patient which was finally given them, and the dying man was removed to the hall of the house, where he died about tive hours afterwards. The remains were taken to the central guard house, where, yesterday, Coroner Patterson, after viewing the body and hearing the statements o! were cognizant of the tacts. came nelusion that au inyuest was unneces- very quiet man, seldom c! « words with his fellow boarders. He was Loru at Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany, fifty-two years of age, and came to about five years ago, accompanied ing this city he james H. Ver- leaving work at 6:30 o'clock Saturday evening he held two rolls of money in his hand, remarking that one was for bis beard and the other for room. He was not a drinking man, and his friends are usable to assign the cause of the rash act, unless the separation from his wite, who returned tu Germany some fifteen months ago, caused de- pression of spirits. He has a married daughter residing in South Washington, another danghter im Alexandria, and asou in St. Louis, all of whom have been informed of the unfortanate affair. Yesterday the friends of the deceased took up a subscription, and collected sufficient funds to Tay the undertaker’s bill. —_- A Man Frozen toe Death in Maryland. (Correspondence of The Star.) Swawery’s Camr, near Gaithersburg, Mont- mery county, Md., February 16, 1573.—To-«lay fhere was'a funeral in camp over the remains of Alfred Loring Sanborn, an employé of the Met- ropolitan railroad. He iened trom cam for two days when the mdent, Mr. W. M.Shawen,instituted fe , and his life- less remains were found frozen on the evening of the 12th instant. He was a very inteligent man and a favorite with the officers of the road, and his fellow workmen. The superintendent,Mr. Shawen, is entitled to great praise for the man- ner in which he had the body interred. The e: tire camp was out to pay the last tribute of re- spect to their unfortunate comrade. Mr. San- born was about 33 years of age and a native of either New York or Massachusetts. A RAILRoaper. ie ie ased was i} Fusenat or Rev. Mr. Frncere.—The tune- ral of the late Samuel D. Finckle, formerly of the German Evangelical Lutheran church, m the first ward, took from St. Paul’s Lathe- ran charch, corner lith and H_ streets, at noon to-day. The church was crowded to overilow- ing, and among those present were General Meigs, Guartermaster General, and the clerks of his office. The corpse was in a casket, on which were a number of floral tributes. It was borne into the church and placed in front of the pulpit by the ——— all- bearers: Messrs. Mengut, Burkit, Wi ix- dort, Suman and William Martin. It gwas followed by the members of the family and mourners. The services were opened by an appropriate hymn by the choir, followed by pra er by Rev. Mr. Wolfe, of Baltimore. Rev. «7-Mrs. Bucknell, M. D., of Portland, Me., >. Stork, ef Bal Tead ap| ite selee- | the widow of a physician, is said to be one of the tions of Scripture: _ gr - Dr. — most successful practitioners in the town. preac! e funeral sermon, Sap < w7-Great are being made at which he paid a feeling tribute to the memor: — of the a Pp “or foe gervices were ei Hong Kong for the coronation and accession of the new Emperor of China. “ by the benediction bei: J. C. Smith, of the we been ng local family of six, named Keech, at farm of §. T. Suit, in Maryland, sent the hospital; D.street, between 4% and 6th to » be given daring Lent, at the first concert of bis voual class, rad ce a FB eg done and punished a goodly amonnt of a his many recesses. [OURE StNG.—The house raisers have Bade ie a aratory to raising it. » r i Sill remains ‘in the level of the canal, and it is understood now that it will not be drawn off until Thursday of this week. Bau.—-Heber Tent of Rechabites will give their first ball to-morrow night in Forrest Hall. ———— See advertisement. ALEXANDRIA. Tue Hawitron Munper.—Davy Brooks, the with the murder of W. D. was ae before art of Loudoun, nd a motion made by his counsel, leased on bail, but the motion was overruled and the prisoner colored man c! Smith, near Hamilton, Judge Ball, of the county co ‘sterda; t. Mat. Harrison, to have him re’ remanded to jail. ExTRa Guarps Over CoxnewNep Mex.— It is understood that the city sergeant, in order to render more secure the two men confined in Jail under sentence of death, has determined to put on an extra guard, who will be on duty dar- ing the night in the corridor around the cells in which the condemned are confined.—Gaz:tte, Saturday evening FEMALE Opposition To WoMAN SUFFRAGE. slative committee of Massachusetts Thursday on asB0- m against any amendment of the constitu- Quite a ied seats of members, The héaring was , Rev. J. D. Fulton, » Mra A. The te; on female suffrage gave a hearit the petition of the Anti-Female tion to give women the number of ladies and the ball was well filled. conducted by Mr. N.E. S: Mrs, Lydia Warner, Mrs. M. Brady, and others. it to vote. Turvy Exncure ony Poitioat Prisoy- ERs in Fraxnce—The trial at Douai, Fra of the men accused of terminated in a verdict of sentenced to various terms of im} ment at hard labor, the longest term being twenty years. The journals general! ress dissatisfaction e at the lightness of the pas ment. A Most vib cied on for some time the habit of collecting tickets from and reselli that may be estimates its been arrested. Tue nom@oratuic tothe Massachusetts su junction to restrain the enforce its own rules, CC ————— &7 The widow of Willis, the poet, resides in ome, S7-Flat necklaces are much worn by Indies with short necks. They were introduced by the Queen of Opera Bouffe—Mile. Schneider. 7"“Where there's a will there’s a wa: the young husband said when he eloped wi fairlegatee. the ing dog. &7 Women are never so confidential, amiable and devoted to each other as when two of them unite against a third. a7-Lace handkerchiefs are growing too com- to be fashionable with ath: if Chicago. Odd Boys’ Jackets. BOYS’ ODD PANTS. BOYS’ ODD VESTS. CLEARING-OUT SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF iG. BOYS? €LOTHEN JACKETS. BOYS’ ALL- BOYS’ ALL-WOOL VEST: ~BOYS’ ALL-WOOL VESTS. AND BOYS’ WING OVERCOATS $6 to 38—former prices S10 to & BOYS’ WIN Prices $10 to 815. prices SW to $15 BOY Geese HABLE BROT FASHIONABLE TAILORS, fiz-te Cons WEBB & BEVERIDGE, IMPORTERS OP CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWA) A full stock constantly on hand of best goods at lowest market rates, WEBB & BEVERIDGE, 421 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. 115-5" and murder guilty. They were NOUS SWINDLE has been car- by certain conductors on the Pan Handle railroad. They have been in Passengers them to the irregular agencies ind in most cities. The company Joss at $40,000. One conductor has »cTORS who appealed reme court for an in- assachnsetts medical society from expelling them from that boly have ‘met with an adverse decision, the court holding that the medical society has the right to &27-A wicked bachelor says that the bonnets of riod looks like the plumed hatof a danc- OVEROOATS $6 to §8—forme: hoYs! WING OVERCOATS $6 to §8—former Ree Fr ALL-WOOL SUITS selling at from 0, being fully fifty per cent lower than OF 7TH AND D Sry ‘HILDREN’S HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, Cree Ee eey og ryt) as W., ber rol ; free to children nuder 16 Yeats af age.” Disp excepted) “fron 1 to 5 y Consulting J. 0-Hall, Thomas’ Milier, cH ‘Wer, Alten sien Time of Service. Dr. F- A. Asiifordy Surgical: Taes'y ‘Thurey, Say. 2 ical, Tucs'y, Monday , Sat’; & Ea ed re, daily (Sundays exce; ledicines furnis! Drs. sicii WP. Johnston, and Grafton & Physicians. Diseases. i Medical, Mon?’ BicGuire, Treasurer, to whom ont Office Bos Baty J. HEIBERGER, * to Criizews, ARMY AND. Ay Meti Hotel, jylb-ly i LT reusa'n ae Waa H. F Loudon & Co.,) ANT TAILOR A RAILROAD HANDSOME PROFIT to those ‘They are offered at par in currency, and yield 6 ‘exchanging §-20s, ‘The bonds are @ first and only mortgage the toad, its equipments and earnings, and also on & land grant which, on the completion of the road, wil) average 25,000 acres to each mile of in gold, STATES TAX to the holder. ‘The semi-annual interest om the address of the holder, Ait Machetable Stocks and Rende received tn - change, without expense investor, at their highest current prices, —__ ‘Registered Bonds is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, CITY ITEMS Advertisemente. GROCERS. Browxsox's Review, Cataotic Worup.— FFICE BUILDING COMMITTEE RAY & BROTHER, D. A. Bresnan is the ft. for Brownson’s | Q AUESAY TRIAS URCE B $ a ly Review in thie District; sabecri ESRTTERTAS pavecd, Sasa el ot Perest coed tren, W Corner Washington and Bridge «treet« Proposals for tis removal aud reronsts oc he reet Church from its presen’ le ‘eat street, be ption a year, €1.25 each number. March number of Catholic World is received. . Jost received and for wale at the following tow Fchssis Fiveet Moywne Gunpowder Tea. “ Chetee ~ Poxp’s Extmact—For twenty-fv the years north ide of W. — 9! a jle’s remedy, for what? See Pond’s Extract High be “4 19 Book: 2,10:25 = ="'3 “ Extra Fine Hyson + “Finest Uncotored Japan FRoe. marnisgy, 7 L. MONE, Chairmas HE RUSH 1S OVER, THE ACCUMULATED Cie iigwes okey Peery ee pcb he fSimeer premuptiy ail Gemoandes TA jection continuance of the same. w. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR- ING ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georestown, DO LADIES’ GOODS. 2eeny ““een enone: Ens! E NEEDL' jan? SPECIAL NOTICES, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, A Cara, ISS MCCORMICK, . at ge a Cag M' wai fUS Pammintoonin Av op Sa 1213 Seremih Sirect Nortawest, between M and ¥ forthe onre it Worrees, Weakens 7, | EQODS. trem Miss Graney ot Nem 4 — N rk Reception Rooms formerly at 719 4th st. Washington HAUTES NOUVEAUTES, PA RIs. CONFECTIONS E A ROBES ET'TINGERIN, | ROBES DE BAL. FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACES, tc SUGARS, MOLASSES, tr Croshet, Ores mlated and Powdered Sugars, Ty > for $1. Brown gare at bottom prices ew Orleans Molasses is handsome, ‘Feures\, of . Ge ie ay ore f Ficlons eat puambete hs Ladies of Washi pd vicin ” Extra quality = spectfuliy invited to call ‘abd exatuiue goods bot ve = a he purchasing elsewhere. 13.1 Welch, Re yrece. fe HE LARGEST sTOcK ANDO pst | thet grate of Flare. ? * OM Family end Goobs IN THE City, “UEAPEST |) sohryaredos ot Pu = For an extoualye and Select Stock of aseful aa at Lowest Market Prices call at the POer. spare Proctor & Ganible’s Oirine Somp, bar; Sty cents per ID. for box 7 c Wax Candies! Wax Sanus Weenes Sie” re Mark: * call Pr as BAZAAR. s vexty STREET £01019" YOUNG & BEHREND. [, LESZBERG « co., Selling out entire stock of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, at and below cost. TOT Market Space, jan2%-6m_between 7th and sh streets northwest. M._™ piste takiSo rsran ° : The Lareest and mon Compiad wee Oe RE BY J. J. KEANE, in aid of Spalding Temperance Guards, at ODD-FELL@WS’ HALL, ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, at S'clock. Bul “England's ‘uzzle Ge Into Ltsand How phe Mey Hone =< May Hope to s Tickets, 50 conté, si ie fi7-at OLYGAMY. Mrs. FANNIE STENHOUSE, of Salt Lake City, will deliver her extraordinary on POLYG- MY Mi IONTSM, at Linceln Hall, THURS- Bega rie Bide, Best C. S. OHARE & soy, A Dresses at Willian’s. jae-tr 19137 dntton of Fteny tte Meera haat; | Eieey Waitine Coss an Morning Wearper — ee description of Polygamous courtships; Mormon Elegant assortment of Opera Cloaks ‘tian 5 Fiage Geremony;'a patriarch among his wives: jeal- | {afeant Grete ter Obes ot Wits, | PRICE List ousies; tribulations of a too-much imarried husband; ipure Laces at Willian’. pathetic story of an apostle's wife; Brigham Young Beat Ya Laces at Willian’s, at home; secrets of Mormon inner | fe expose: ‘at Willian’s © enh Rete, 50 conte. Reserved spate 7 cents. Por ‘ans from Paris at Willian’, 7 va 7th street, opposite Po erie 2 R illian's. (fice, and at Bishop and Hazari’s, Willani’s | Gilet" Rmpire® st Wiley, ot Yuan. =z Hotel. fist" ed J.B. P. Corsets at Willian’s. - FF®O™ cceAN To ocEAN, Blepant amsorument of Ladies’ Under Garments, made Sashes at Willian's. LECTURE BY Chantilly and Guipare Capes at Willian’s, REV. J. P. NEWMAN, D.D., Senortinen saree rain Ribbons at Willian’s ets # cvs. AT RYLAND CHAPEL, n's Cloaks at bate ne i . Corner th and D streets southwest ee ot vom ag a ‘an-made Hatr Braids at Willian’*. FOR THE BENEFIT OF GORSUCH CHAPEL, nets from Caroline Coutet and illemew. seamen MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1873, Willien’s. = mee 7 at7:30p.m. Tickets, 50 Conte. 114-3t" B7-M. WILLIAN hav ing his own honee is able to furnish the latest Parisian Noveltine tor the lowest possible importing price. M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania ave,, Washington, D. 0. ial6-Im No. 7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS FPERENCH FLUTING— Ti on’y piace im the cuts where if 1s done. ‘Also, STAMPING, PINKING and EMBROID. SBeATDS ofail Sioa? sod RM BROIDERING SILKS of al colors cuzatatly om ht janisty [Portes oF HUMAN Baim. GRAND BARGAINS aT MADAME ESTREN's, G1 13h street, second door from G street. Immense Reduction in Prices. SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. a In consequence of the lateness of the season, and Preparing for a large Spring stock, I offer for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. we Remember the name and uumber. Cheap Car! og =f james Srricher, o » Braide, Pulls, Prizeeters, of toe = 73 ES: 3. pres os jes. all aud see our new stock before “= cans for 1a ‘howe Suits sol ENCH STARC! —t ‘Those Suite sold at $20... the best article ithe Serid fer fates op Linen or canefor i 1 For sale by all Grocers. en #1088 to the fabric. BUSINESS 8UITs, ® = Bf 5,00., Manufacturers, janle-ty Baltimore, Maryinna. | Call at onte, ae we cannot Suite sold at 925... Suits sold at guarantee the above no Piss Sais id $8 . Darallcted low prices for any defiuite length ef ine JUST OPENING A LABGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at —_—_ ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co., GROCERS, Sareea! MOV TEMPER, | S. * $A Sakic aren, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO Ms eA ray bes ty ry . 100 7 4 10 BARRE: ; ROCERIES. tT ** and +f 8. HELLER 'S, No. 715 Market Space. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. NEW Booxs: NEW Books: OVERCOATS. & REDUCTION FROM 2207858 '° ON ALL eelS-tr aT SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania avenue. An 0; Question. By James De Mills. mF r. By George Macdonald, Cheap in Tatters. 4 . Bae a aR Ah, Prome ntoriotia Giieats By aia, Dapay. Gin OF ite’ Perio What Me and. Ms. ite. From ihe German ot Yow Hellern jes’ Journal; Mouthly Panorama of Monthly, No. 10. All the back Becchwood. By Rebecca h er Spek ata and Imanacs for 1873. A large stock of BLANK BOOKS. PASS BOOKS, snd MEMORAN NOTE As am determined to reduce my Stock withont delay, purchasers will find it to their advantage to give me acall. FANCY G! ey A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHIER, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10H AND LiTH Streets, intr Three doors from Ith street. ALWAYS FRESH ATTRACTIONS oop ot res ‘tne eae ate rarely fered AST TEA at MORANDUM BOOKS. NOTE PAPER, LETTER PAPER, ved PLAYING CORDS wake 7. ‘Thongh it would seem that the One Dollar Busi- | Yery lowest prices. febs-tr ners is as near fection as it, possibl; a tnd that if was to fell fou T wo ods worth CHARD B. MOHUN & CO., ‘on T would sell goods worth INSURANCE COMPANIES. ea humbae, ST Tas ey a Rrobably.call | “BOOKSELLERS aND sTaTioNErs, | >———————— ion to an invoice of Pcs YOUR LIFE LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS rae FERS o Eee LERY vxscn. ome weal ee pee ! eat SERENE, meen ine ‘Belling of the'Satfonat ny ‘of the ait . Dr, Jas. ©. Ball, John Party, Dr. J. M. " ire, Heui ‘cu. H Bradley, Oa ed Sina wth BL 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received the Pe imal ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for ROYAL KALENDAR, for 1973, WHITAKER’S ALMANACK, for 1573. BRITISH ARMY ‘LIST, for 3573. BRITISH NAVY LIST, for 1573. Scxpar SCHOOL AIDS. ions Notes om Genesis, 1 VOV. nee Just received by me,which; in all respecte, will chal- lenge your admiration, and yon certainly will be wonder-struck if told that they are ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH. L also have been enabled, throngh the failnre of a febs-tr establishment , large ees to lay before you a very on Genesi«, 1 vol... rpay oa Genesis Tele The Benan Question Book : gill the Lowson Papers, Teachers Aide, and Sunday : WM. BALLA’ . sete GT atieet, HE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS, capi- "Tia Mitton: ws Paris, very fully ilusreied: 60 cents. CHEMIST! in MUSPRATT'S OEY twig" ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY, Sx: ‘rom 25 cente upto ich, i it of finish, Zompare fovarable Sith Hae ool crake ta tase: from one ‘Up will not, y ORGANIZED AUG UST 26, i: ‘SON, Gne tare Ladies’ Tron Frame Hose, standar | _é%0-tr B28 oth street, corner of Tstreet, | CASH CAPITAM Acces 100,000 goods, t OTIUE three pair fer §} British Half Hose, of the qualit; fe One case for’ gi. @ yy 80 Office in Shepherd's vorably knewn, three sania evense. SES ‘M. B. TODD, Vice : D President estes First-class at fair for 5 oleae Nic Boa Wo acBE™° a eee LIVERY STABLES. As heretofore, I shall always endeavor to dese Jour kind favors, and you will always get your sry METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 312 SEVENTH STREET, feb8-tr near Pennsylvani avenue, Fo? FAMILY USE. TABLE SAUCE, THE VERY BEST SACCE AND RELISH MADE Ui ANY PART OF THE WORLD. FOR FAMILY USB. 2 ee HALE PINTB.n pevescereeenemenetneemnry BO URES, SOR SALE BYALL GROCERS, |