Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1873, Page 4

> Am. ov ae a x f we yo RAY & BROTHER, _EVENING STAR. reunite ys ‘This Afterneon’s Dispatches. MES xa eee iy BAY SP Pareyaie avewes, i | * > fom ge 4 lawaseas. Va., Feb. J7th, 1873. ————@—— . io receli toon Tar Few TEPND AY cocoons Pebrmmry ts, W978, | ronged the 7 Saturday pm. Star: The excitement caused. in this] ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. | Trinnytharn,tiwortece, ON fis fey Sita Ge Sen, nah at. Jost received apd for eale at the following tow = 7 eae | Chamiler's doing for American women, but St aoe mented fatally. NEW YORK NOTES, i SOT BOT. Priests Fonest Moyune Gunpowder Tea. LOCAL NEWS. ne ane, “A Saumber of) sensible wives which terminated fatally, ie See RESO YTERT! CBCH,, HAUTES SOUVEAUTES. PANG ee pe aL. |i nest Mezuse Ganp ” 4 Amucementn, 8c, to-nigts b~ F rmemabenente swingin x3 ored persons, male and female, have within the | | Nuw Yous Fob 1s arenas MA . t sirects. | ROBRS Owe ATHERS.Lachs,acj3 Ce eqeeineget == Comigne.—Burlesjne, sungs, dane he ke innate week caught athsome disease, adios : . - ~ “ © Sap - Mahan id Ps tet Crasatoed thet tha sad aovecion ot we been removed tos temporary hospital > vicar geucral in place of the late Father Starrs. | tion St the SirMee sere er enie ot Weck equates terion’ Te eal eesieneanies qelbeesore T * wes Fine Myson =u et eee Ain ane Te ne ity | "pon the out-skirts of the place. As the first A RUMOR Congress dud High streets, : Sircbackes claehece. fh |2 “ Finest Unculored Japan es . Tiaicr— The D'Atalie Troape woman to ress is the result of Kind atten nity | case was supposed for some time to be merely | is current that an effort will be made to place Stenke at = i“ at oor sa 19 ane otner » | Gane oF even cindy. itis aBlind, often gro- | SY oso a tecesics, and indeed wns oo Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad under | seria MONDAY Mons TBE Languer ston THEA PEsr | > Croice _ + “ 2 thid Fellows” Heil. Tabieaux for the bene’ | tesque nou the attending 00 the control of Vi o'cleck. The conumitree t +] ~ 2 Bnglich Brewkfast ote. Jeeps rps ovis" * SR” ron caiy alfrert sod tung ie | Sex sorbent, fo paris nufeinluced, | peveny the eaten “f bie ae muse emprem |i: Ese auaciateame. 2. ee ork of the Diving “Arelitect toe their model. | Petbare tovieit thesufferer. “After, comme: * Azan - Congregational Church,—The Pitgr'“ oe Indicates, in the form of ® | Kowever, tt proved to be. caseor amaall pox, the | came’ before the Su yet . et YORK B. ‘i a! 10 _ ———— i * | visits were -suddenly discontinued, and’ the of receivers, feos “POUNG AB. Fe Condensed Loca ~ ze what she desires her nes have shown g& uaeual LENZBERG & Co. > u of the e Carpenter's thes been’, in | daughters to wear. Onur denaturalized, de- iinfoctante, pore hy ~ i Sort fortes to Ne, emane:pation 3 Placed in | ‘ormed, depraved tastes render ue an = N potions cre bd . Resin the Capital. bo 8 many ant. ‘securing : the old Halli of : rads “ ea ast to the tricks of the tradesmen on both des entities ay AND FANCY Goops, tien at Union League Hall, malin 2 very eceditable display. septal Ll Ressember the aux and musical enter- Jan@-Om between 7th and sth streets tainment at c.f ellows Ball this evening, ‘i of JF BENCH FLUTING— The oniy piace ow the cary p ‘St. Josepire«-rphan Acylam. —— in that infancy by aad procrastii W. H. WHEATLEY'S wis “Wow, Wie, walsh and Hom. Geo. H-Staart of | hich comes ndarer cer Seen thos ve Ge sabjectat heart push It PREMIUM, STEAM BYBING AnD scous Ale, STAMPING. FINKING and EMBROLD- Ce seal Lm, AEE € ted te address the clase : 2 sco fs ff HARE & SON, Se CanN Workers, at Linoela Hall, toner, | TES WEwear. | peng yy 2b ae gcc “_ pre wasn cou ee ae ay sine - 1 have injared ‘this whole generation with their | taken there, we notice the fine public ae ae vine. jan}? 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.O MES G. i. MAURER, 617 Pe street, Nowboans Rew drecws, =F Go ke vestertay appointed Major | \road-hoard corset, and we, already. diseased | Shoo! for this tow: , in the western | | Beeson’s bung tory Kenmedy's machine | eee ‘Patent | 1213 Scremte Strect Mershmest, between 3 and N H. » Hall a justice of the peace for this Dis | eros amany other causes beside, and lacking » It is styled the “Raffner Foca tae nian and bember yi ad- —— MEOSTRE OF OMAN eo tr~t. and reappointed Mr. Wa. Mastin to 2! their piumpness and beauty, are ‘eumpleting House 1,” and reflects poe eh ap , in Williamsport, were burned laet night. LECTURES. 1 rs IAN BA: 3 she position. 4 the wreck by binding and pinching and pressing | Ctr capable county superintendent of schools, — ; ae. ASCULINE AND GRAND BARGAINS The President of the Council, Bir, Stickney, | ana padding until the woman who retires at | 25 ¥¢ Ages brilgriag Soot —— this GOD LX sue conssay Eye a M at MADAME esrREs's, a. has called a seoranast ne mannan te ree night = so unlike the ome whe walked -by day | 0Wnship, Mr. Qu Tux ovtene 38 pamews OS Mabavee, woody § Powdered Sugars, 7% Ibe. the funeral of Colonel D.L- Eaton. at ceeee ae woe Eriacorat. Misstons.—Tbe Maryland au ‘The Last Lecture in the Course by _ the name sa teen Oar. It was Inspector Pifterling, ef the board of : the diesolving. v1 iliary to the board of intissions will meet in this bible as the fouatain of THE MORAL EDUCATION SOCIETY, gry Puffs, health, who condemned two hundred and sev- he the District for thi jays, commencing this even- laws. has called a convention to meet at the BY a2 ‘Sve O€F Dew seth | pur- eaty-rive rabbits as unfit for food, which were ing, at the church of the Epiphany, with the | Cooper Union en the 2vth inst. MRS. L. B. CHANDLER, = FLOUR, @-. sent to this city on rday, and net iuspector following exercises: Evening Bra and ad- THREE VESSELS PROBABLY Loar. On FRIDAY EVENING, February 28th, Fas ‘Welch's, Ray’ and Tenney 's best Pamity and « Wolt, ax heretofore reported. ™M iat dress, designed | ‘estes On diocesan missions, Dr. In addition to the vessel American Con, 5 ~ ts. CR BraRce other Flour. Bir. M. Hi. Prince bas at his new jewelry es. to be eepulsiver died out for lack of ‘beauty. | Lewin and the fev. Dr. domestic re +5 At Lecture Room fretes . ay mis- | which has already been reported as bly | CONGREGATION AL CHURCH, Cor.@ & toch Wibe. LEAF LARD, $1. tablisiment and ageuey for the Rigiwwatches, | Ques ‘sn was recognized as creator of the | Soms, by the Rey. Dr. Twing; foreign missions, lost, it is said that two other ships, the Lincoln tS 0 Clock. ey A Surli Castle, beth British, have roe Ti a ae gg ct tifal glows fo fhe fabric. $29 Pennsvivania avenue, the Elgin Almanac | ¥? by the Rev. Dr. Haight. for 1#73 for distribution, with som. child, master of the woman, and disposer of the sale by all " 30 CENTS. “Lhnesb's oo Proctor & Gambie Soap, : t 1 fate. The Stirling Castle ale at Ballantyne, 7th st. and Philp Di Maeiantareta, * ow pe ous illustrations of more hau ordinary wertt, | “laughter, he Pe Sor aon pean The following caste of small sailed trom ew York an December toth Yor Pa_aven fe R | yantety 160 W Seitimore, Masytand. Bar Sc pre oo Post 7 4 SR e office since | Landon, a.crew of 26 men, e 7 cA \ ii aeemamentiarenee: Soros Caen, oe roman Loy ehahespibefeedde cepted E sone at each place desig- | Lincola’ sailed on December 1th aid had a rn Sawer Bist. ater neat Wax Candies! Wax Candie Wax Candies put on one hastred laborers yestestay ern: wife. While he consults tree- G street, ok senmanae te: crew of 23 men. GRAND LECTURE BY pee ee Py py pot aan a ae health in bis own | Tween ik and 7th streets south- FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. En rc Ommaney a cueioicyi dhs 4 at ‘The alarmof fire at 7-W oclock this morning | ATs, he ix glad to know that his wife a 1 | Westy F, between 3d and 4:4 streets southwest; | AMNESTY OR SUPPRERSION FOR THE CARLISTS. Me gee hm op SATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, | Atmore's Go s cansed by the burning of a barrel of rags | (anghters represent his resourcesin their ward-4 1215 street southeast. Mannin, Feb. 18—The Official Gazette will on OPD-FELLC WS) BALL, re Ay TEENS the burning of 4 barrel of tags | Tone. ‘And thus . Thursday hext contain a proclamation offering | 08 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, at o'clock. OF ALL COLOBS, Calforn een venue, | S8¥) 7 THE COURTS. to the Carlists now in imsurrection ¥ ;, How Rhe Got Sceupied by Miss MeTntonie: damage sigh "| history of wasted time strength. Wat] POLICE “COURT, Jude 0 day. x. | the northern provinces, If they will within two mate tang low the ‘aay Hope 10 Gat Out. ye er Mr. W. W. Corcoran ix still quitesick aad al- | © Money, and wasted opportunities, aud the ; Bench & Som, dealers 'in po mar- | weeks laydown their arms and sebmit to the goers hin 8. BELLER», wo thougd his friends and family do not see any | 'ecording angel Pgh ag Sa 5. | Authority of the government. If the insurgents | OLY GA MY. © Pini ak gh a bth condiitian tx oarntaen TRE wi: Artiar Jackron, colored, pate; refuse to accept the offer they will be energetic & a ots-tr No. 719 Market Space. DOtr 1993 eh pe ARE & SON, he is better. amd his physicians, Drs. Miller and | 4) F's et son Croan touretie : ally pursued, and decisive it Mrs. FANNIE STENHOUSE, of Salt Lake City, | s=eeeeeeeeeen nm nneneneeene | i104 Detrect N. W., betwaen Hall, bave hopes of his recovery. one. i Hilt eas | adopted by the government for the suppression AMY end MORMOR Tee ee en mxe BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. Chief ‘Detective Clasvoe has s_ corps of men . pin %é. Samuel Mortis, a | of the insurrection, DAY EVENING, Febery on THURS. ,@. | PRICE List at.work reconstructing his offce in the base- i to > The question of sending representatives to ! duction of Polygan Y EW Books: EW Boo: ment rooms of police headqnarters, and will rted. have mover termed | Samael iram J the Sonth American repubties is under consid- | deseri of courtshi ps; mar. | IN Bf » as spon have a respectable looking suite of rooms. | moa. Shtcwer of earming, accumulation, ig. | rice th wee aon ‘arned by. the Seen hy Se aprons pi eg LT SS EEE i al dual all loungers will be cacluded eee ite Figs | Nesting or saving. Philantliropie women in our || George Washington y, 10, steal Smash Up. Daihetic story ofan apostle’ wife: Brigham Yous SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, soar soeuswill be used for a public office, anda | ce trem a A etic Prog A a shared. it ‘eau aay rystatlng ’ jratenna Pete A Sag al yt | a Fee ek ae ees me |” Corner akc atseek and Penpsyivauia avenue. GROCBRIEBS table will be provided for use of the local re- | Sezatiation. Women iu this republic have es. pon iu the discharge of his duty ; coutinwed. Yoxxens, N. ¥., Feb. 18— ision e at Parker's book store, 7th street, opposite Post — age — — | ‘able Loy tn arn ag array ry | GEORGETOWN Kore area Ttrain and an engine pe ‘north, | siege amd at Bishop and Hacant's, Yiltard’s | Bron Gyeation. By Jarre De Mille Cheap ar | Semen wae 7 . by which the engine of the Yonkers train was ‘The, Ere=het,in the Potemac. | sl com with the young laly | HB otro The Observer stationed by the Sigual Uice at | [fh ebet she mast compete with the young laly Marted north at Ril speed. The cugincer ind ition, InrRoyEemENnts—The committee of fourtee! Becion in Tatters. By Annie per + ie PROV ‘8. e CO! of a a 7) i a eres. | gn who earns $5 a week must im all respects | of th asonic Lodge No. 5 of this city decided Sreman jumped off as the engines collided. The ad, nd Harper's Ferry reports at half- past eight th: 4 WEBB & BEVERIDGE, pace with the ome who receives $15 a day evening to make extensive Improve- | Actached engine caught a Poughkeepsio way a. m. that the Potomac has risen eighteen inches ¥ ELPHONZ0 YouNG: By Alexandre Duman. slsiasstieen — Woman. The Mysterions Guest. By Miss Eliza Dopey. > Pot train north at Hastings, plunging half through 01 , Lady Swectapple, By the cathor of sa Erontai Life fince tev o'clock last night, at which time it | thelr bi " ke IMPORTERS © . Red sitmamren eet aude tole. Sue ore ic | PEPE TE me ments to their hall on High street, and have the rear coach, which eontained one passen; Servant Girt of the Period. What Mr. and Mre ve them a plan. a brakeman, and the assistant condactor. CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. sti rising slowly at this point are move imperative than the demande of vir- —The Pi was very full a 4 s z sagesndéten tue, and a young lady feels more disgraced by | this morning, and large quantities of drift were | Passenger was uninjured, but the brakeman and it condzetor were both probably fatally Honeydew learned of Housek . A Two-fold Life. From the Gorman at Von Hellern, The Young Ladies’ Journal; Monthly Panorama of A fall stock constantly on hand of best goods at | an unfashionable garment than by soiled under- | floating, but there seems to be no danger of an x wi i lowest market rates, 5 SUGARS. The Mar-hal, General J. H. Wilson: wii! not | clothing or ditapidated morals. Grinder & Co., | extensive freshet. The steamer New ¥. ieee Gales aetiee cao paietensingy Bn oa WEBB & BEVERTDGE, — | T* Fopaiar Science Monthly, No.0, All the back (BEST NEW YORK BRANDS.) fe bere uncil the ist or “Al of March, ashe writes | willing to ewell the list of lost sheep, offer a| from Philadelphia, arrived to-day; al this time, 11a. m. fies 421 Odd Fellows? Hall, 7th street. | Berriere Burned Away. By Rev. Edward P. Roc, An {clarified The. for @2 that he is overwhelmed with business, will | youngledy #1 a week for constant laber, and | steamer John Gibson, from New York. Both ‘: i ne anes sy mt tert. | Beechwood. By Rebocra, Bater Springer. Crushed (teat) ibe. for? make «hort work of the as-ignment inline of | When she states that it ix impossible to even hire fa ‘cargoes for District merchants. The Ice Port Deposit. Tritne, Herald and Workl Alimanacs for 1873. Ibe.for the military organizations on his arrival. | purehase food and shelter for that sum they po- HE RECEIPTS of grain to-day were 1,000 PuIaveLruia, . 18—A dispatch from | Immense Reduction in Prices A large stock of BLANK BOOKS. PASS BOOKS, tbe. for Col. Webster, el J i | litely inyuire if she has not some gentleman | bushels of red wheat, per schooner Margaret | Port Deposit says the water is lower th e je rerteeere Oy t Lf Pee bis NOTE PAPER, ibe. for mittee, requests all military orga | friena who will make up the balanee; or, still | Elia. from Atexandrin, to Hartley we Han, terday, and the fears of a breakup are subsiding. Sery lowest prices,’ ne TU ATING CARDS, ot che reply atonce to the circular of February ith. | = We will give you $20 week, | Tre steawen Lavy ov THE Laxe, which | The lee gorge trmaiusabout the aie te the — —. in order os rye rig Mw J arraege | and you need not work at all.” = a has Hees neers Gromer ge ae is some fo in the height, showing that the CHARD B. MOHUN «& CO., e at grea ouble n- TRE YOURG WOMAN AT 8) more, has them about campleted, an iN re- wi is Ty ing eo pte Ae oe aot a uoyance to the traope may be avoided * | six times as much.to learn as formerly, but less | sume’ her regular trips between this port. and pony tus beste dae er eee SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, = day of the inanguration. Z | thue im whieh to tearn it; and gives no time for | Norfolk on the 24th inst. The steamer George- liamsport there is no change. roo i sack; Hajor Fugitt, of be ee — on = the practical ——- Les baie pe ae her } anna will also resume her regular tripsbetween path tS el 1015 PE: VLVANIA AVENUE, sanity —the os wack, rusily engaged in putting them in order | t earn her own tiving. Her dependence for | Georgetown ani Baltimore on the 20th inst. “e ne - sack, tor the reception of troops. es wort is upon the pion 4 whom she: mast, with e LE A, Steamship Abandoned and — Have just received the Fanily—Welch » best—ai lowe rates, MORE WILITARY ORGANIZATIONS COINS. ivating glances. secure for husband. Casnop < oy zixg | wieb, from Boston, Feb. 14, for New Orleans, | _ In conseqnence of the Iatenees of the season, and | BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for om Hon fe BE Hove, of & man Gor Fae oy eee Ren go fd Scere ig tigerd ty DEat On the Stet ots ot Frederick | sprung aleakon the Ith ustant, of Shinne: preparing for a large Spring stock, J offer for the bess SUNDRIES, re io | (zpete their chasms ie the salons, If not to Fisher appeared before Justice Damman, at his | Cock, during a gale, and was abandoned on the ROYAL KALENDAR, for 173. ‘¢ Ros, hat {wo Companies of the tat brigade | lure men by these exhibitions? office, No. 57 Lexington street, aud swore out a | lth instant, after unsuccessful efforts to reach | NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. WHITAKNR'S AlwAuacK. é 2 Ibs. for anparticipate tn the taeugeral parmte. Tee | © ron gad ar altwistion that this tebe tegariat | Warrant for the arrest of Auule Messenzell, | Sandy Hook. ‘The captain and-crew were saved. auth Akt bic jad : ule. age, ane Tegard : Ee, AR » for 1873, . are the “Randolph Riflemen” and “Carolina | a8 the chief olject for which women afe'to be No. 199 Preston street, charging her ‘The steamer sunk soon atter: abandoned. pn car heintepeatl fae ae a cane tor ¥,” both colored. There are already | clothed and sheltered and fed? What must men ary Héstructive Fire in Lotisiana, 4 ST. for 1573. febs-tr cans for cnongh colored troops to form & brigade, ant | think of these women? What do they think? tere caged Cogn Surxveront, Fzs. 18—Fire was diseovercd DRESS SUITS. SSUNPAX SCHOOL amps. 4 they will be massed accordingty. «Ss | The French corset, with its prominent bust and werruab ener tar cee Morin in B. Jacobs’ building this morning. The store ° Be . zi ie cons tor The Summer corps, of | yracnse, New York. | hips, may be innocently worn by those who do a ee sharma Co y “egy paseo D. and contents were totally destroved. Loss | ‘Those Snits sold at $30. 25 zoneee 3 Ss Genesis, 1 sel. har Completed arrangements for a visit to thi< | not study its object, but the effeet is just as dis- | 1 the ham the arrest on the same The ac: | about £400,000—insurance unknown. Also, | Those Snite sold at #2. 20 | Bush's Notes on Genesiard vai. 3.00 —_— See eee ie ree ne ee eneny © | satzons to pure Shonghts ju the observer cons | cused was also charged with the same offense by | Baer’s three-story building adjoining, and sev: | Those Suite cold at 15 | Murphy on Genesient sa) ‘$7.26 and $3.50 Seeeemas Br Tato M, Barber, tc named ef. | rae cuances aGal rs Anton Schaletekey* husband of the deceased, | Tal frame stores were totally destroyed. The The Beuan Question Book for 1873. £0 is Leason Papers, Teachers Aids, and Sunday ‘apers. WM. BALLANTYNE, 429 7th street. a mil dollars. eg i ; | total loss is about hi ex-soliiers of the volunteer army. It mambers 1. The tight ligatures, pressing, compressing | “Hh appeared berore the magistrate February = one hunired active members, seventy-five of | ani reprecing eacure’s prope denne | Tth and charged that his wite handed hit ten whom wit! be present. It is state that the la~ | 2 Downward weights and pressures, destroying | CeMts and a prescription, upon which he pur- dies of Syracuse intend to supply each member | health. andendangering motherhood. 3. Expo- | Chased at the drug store of Dr. Greentree sixty Sith prepared rations sufficient to keep them | gure to dranghts of air around the lower limbs. | &Fains of pulvergota, a deadly substance in over- while in Washington. They will have quarters | 4. Padding and packing to give an impression | ‘loses, which he bought in ignorance of its quali- at the Grand Army hall. Of sensuality. 5. Its general dishonesty, accus- | ties, and gave to his wife, who, after taking it, ‘Call at once, as we cannet goarantes above Paralicied low prices for auy definite longteol tee” Snow Twenty Feet Sart Laxg, Feb. 1%—The snow is twenty feet deep on the mountain side, and Little t tonwood is in great danger of slides. A Utah southern train, which has been blockaded since ier HE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS; capi- Uf by en Fo : oy cente. x ELPHONZO ©e,, The Willard Guard, of Auburn. New York, | toming women to cheats and frauds aud imposi- | became seriously ill, and in ‘a few d Beteotay, casived Ioet ERE YOUTHS SUITS. MUSPRATES Cee ie TOS Sen are coutemplating a visit. and should they con- | tions. 6. Its tendency to deprave the blood and | His wife. he stated, enciente. The acensed Hilled by a Bark: r. ‘Those Suits sold at $20. Selling now at 913 | _420-tr S29 9th street, corner of I treet, ctude to do so will greatly whl to the procession. | the thoughts and to exclude the Holy Spirit. Bartraore. F<). 18—A special trom Cum- | Those Suits sold at $15...--c Selling now at Bie OTICE pipes as their a is of the most elaborate ant | which might more easily os oe is air fll, a ida wen brn on 5 ig ageing Seer ara pep + Sapa jing now at $10 4 — expensiv er. 3 and fr calation. ts a] sym- Gig Daeg post- erry, Va., Patricl jan was shot and in- ‘hove oneness now at §5 | OPENING OF EW z ‘OUN private letter tas been received from New | bolizing weakness and degradation sud sensual: —» February 25th, continuing the bail as | stanily killed by Geo. Chambers, a barkeeper. So | OPE RD BLANK BOOK Ma) ay Li sexrs.t we -~yAy cy York, in which it '« stated that the members of | ty, foliowing after the serpents rather than the | before —Halt. Sun. Chambers was arrested and committed to jail. OVERCOATS. Ey Ch? for hele cde Wastingion os taangements | doves, and indicating. bondage instead of tree- | gue Next Prize Fiont—Vesterday after- ——_—_— a - ARB BINDIG Do ‘0 °Is.#- Tob beelkr or, visiting Washin, nangara: do ®. Its . ey are asa bora invited = CE, day. A committee fro the regiment will be in | whoie an invention of evil spirits to keep women mons Utne Clones etna to ree mem CITY ITEMS. CT ON FPO Bact 8?° ON ALL | ,,7he aa “sen FREROE, ire the city this week aml wake known their inten- | jn bondage, and in the life of the harem, rather waties for the Wee-teineen the prelimi- jrecasq mead 4 “Under National Metropolitan Bank’ FOREIGN AND er js tions to the military committee. | permit her to rise to the full stature of a | Uaries for the long-talked-of prize fight PERPECTLY-PITTING SHIRTS—Large assort- and next door to J: Cocke & Oot, ‘a a women ae evrge Seddons, and Arthur Chambers, for | ment. " : / ecnn-tt ‘Wasuington, B.'0. | BAYAN, In response to a request from the committee THE REMEDIRS ARE: ply an an ine Hight weight championship jSgntlemen ‘8, $2.50; Youths’ “835 and Boys s THE om Greworks, aw! by direction of t) ecretary 1 h determination of women of - oh * 2 ae ine 4 reduce ¥ FRESH RAC’ $ of War, all the fireworks at the arsenal quite 4 | midds cite fe opt, and popularize b set > a a fa gary saber Coburn. No. 410 Seventh street. Sa se See my Stock without | ALWAYS ATT TIORS large number, have been placed at the disposal | 4 style ot dress that shall be modest, economi. | George yg amt io Sa noters others were Neorxcten Oovens’axp Coupe. Few are | ‘¢!#%» Purchasers will find it to their advantage to of the committee. and Mr. George Wright, de~- durable, beautiful, healthful, and conve. | resem. Afler much verbal sparring on both | | Neorecsen Covens axp Coups—Few are | ol) Pacis ignated to super a thet display. nient. 2. Training = girls to be as free trom bo aageme| por niet poche a order al or “Common Coli” in its first stage: Biston a Tbough it would that the One Detter Busi- the dominion of fashion as their:brothers are, | tio}; be fort’ within mop cation oe ‘York. | inthe inning would yield to ‘Brown's Bron nese as near as it possibly can Ixcexvisny Fire at Tue Kxox Express | ard to seek for mental and moral charms rather | rough in 500 mi ew York. | int ni yle ; and tbat if L was to fell you I would sll gouds worth Srasrrs— About 9 o'clock last night the Kaox | than external display. 3. Taking the whole | Th¢ choice of ground will be tossed for fitteen | chéal 7” Af neglected, often works upon two ie yon would My call A. Us. express stab'es, om B street, near 2+ street | question of fashion out of the hands of those vious to the fight, and the wmner is to | the Lungs. €03 SsTRA 5 merthwent, wrs discovered to be on, fire, and ‘ st eshams and frat Officer Lawler turned in an alarm. A genera 1 regulating for ourselves merican alarm was seon afterwards struck, ani the | wives and mothers. 4. Avoiding the example fee day precious ick fete mS Eanireg whole fire department responded promptly. By Ko hypdhchardar hienahy aapriamnesifct omy Sao the sporting editor of the Clipper... Sw, that time tue dames were in full blaze; bat | who are only known by dresses blac or dresses | 12%, ppet.—N, ¥. Sun, after half hours’ hard labor by the fireme: i | white, dresses bine or dresses green, and choos- s , We teeny fice the fire was subdued, the building ba ng a walk and conversation that shal! raise the | 4 ay.\ 7A cate ce Osea Poxp’s Extract—For twenty-five years the Between 101TH anv 17H StReets, ~@ partially destroved. There were thirt tandard of American womanhood, and render ZOmp By 4 VierLancy OG TEE.—Yesterday morning p gle deny rorag _ rn : two horses aul twenty-three vehicles in the | dress a subordinate consideration. rine : tr ‘Three doors from lth street. Mable when the fre brokeout. The horses w Mrs Chandler Ciaied by an appeal te womps | View ante easieh Serna bet sees fe Secr | |: RowuisiwaneSeang ‘Sobiapeamable tm ioenlth (Etre emcee aft turned out by tifticer Scott. and escapet in- | to rise for the sake of womanhood. cast of their | pus Aman named Bark ‘Orange county for a | and comfort of come from far jury, and most Of the wasous were saver. After | shackles and fransmit liberty to their dangh. | ¥ pecan ‘@ young girl | and near to visit Dr. , the well-known | (j"4NDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE: thé horses were turned loose a stampede oc ters. 4 9 P eMrredd, and they bolted to all paris of the city, | The closing lecture of the course will be in the | Monday. Barker was taken by the erowd to | Chiropodist, No. 888 sith strech, Supesite the ‘one meabunibug Seif am bond ; Gon to an invoice of a cad a LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS whose interest it is to prepare shams and frauds, e loser ten days’ H——9 Sy ee rortLan cLoruixs, E gintid eye Upped atric jen gid sm = a year, |.25 each number. arch number 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN of Catholic World isreceived. * ‘cie dust received by me, which, in all respects, will chal levge your ration, and you cestainly will be wonder-struck if told that they are ONLY ONE DOLLAR Each. Taleo Sag tose, suntiet Recents Ge failure of a large jewel rabtishment, to lay before you # bandecme and large ’ z wry! seuss of them have not yet bees recovered, Toaga of the Congregational Chureh, 10th Whats about reat ae teens | eee ety sete rohet from corns, bad nails. &¢., | exo O00 CASE GIFTS! ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY, low is thought to be $2,000, the damage being | and ,G_ streets, on Friday evening, February ve up their lives under similar cir- the buibling and the hay, corn. &c.. | 28th. Subject: Masculine and Feminine Law, Wittcox & Gime’ Sxwino Macurmg. The nd hanged. His body stil ‘There was an insurance of @6,0000n | ities e celebrated Bazaar Patterns. at Chas. $100,000 fer only $10. sin onset in ihe na ae x. | thigh the Yassengers were wholgave this infor: | BRU hoopeiitt and curse tactory, Fuh rset. uy of New York. Nothi: jetinite 7 ATION BALL now the absor! 7 ligeucer Building. is known as w the origin of the fire but the pic of conversation in fashionable circles. | jeaton- | Vigilance | committees have been formed. and ate warning other scoundrels and | ‘Twemwowersaa and Barometers are repaired | _ Under autherity of special legislative act of } belies is that it was an incendiary’s arrangements are being rapidly perfected, | suspected parties to leave. The utmost excite- made to erdat % ow annoauce, the THIRD . } ml sese wl proba ment prevails in the neighborhood.—iadianapo- | <ommenewnneeneee eo nene ee erect: | Gi Fe CORU lis Journal, Feb. 13. St. Tawwaxy Tree, No. 13, Improved 1 im. i order of Weed Men, bei thett third’ annual re- 5 suitable yomexp Desay oe Eaee Urruncos ror Odd Boys’ Jackets. last eveni ‘here was a large attend- RDER.— pper- m ance of the membership, with their ladies and ibe uo. charged with the murder ‘of his Aunt, BOYS’ ODD PANTS. OKGANIZED 4UG UST 26, 1 ebikiren. Mr. A. P. Gray had charge of the ashi Mrs. Amelia Wheat, on the 2th of August last, ihe aap: “ ora. CASH CAPITAL een ceree 100,000 arrangemenis, and, calling the assemblage to | recommend a visit to Mr. P: jewelry store, | was commenced in the criminal court, before BOYS’ ODD VESTS. ont order about * o'clock, made a brief addres: of | No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, who has a mag: | his Honor, Judge Gilmor, yesterday morning. i Tshallalware endeavor to deco Office in Shepherd's N. Penpay!- at his invitation the company | nificent supply of Alask Over three hours, were aecupied in selecting a Sekt roy and you Be en dy By same aveuue.” "Mok SAMUEL CROBS, Secretary. tote d full justice to th in cluster. crosses, stat 5 * ‘ pe i rot tl cs sar John i. Newman, | French i'n alt the newest designs and counsel met the hearin ChRARING OFT OER OF. mass iat on in wa Pocmbake asking the blessing. Past f Grand Sachem Devine was introduced. and BOYS’ CLOTHIN appro’ gonl neg pentedieg beneniets, e necklaces, and 5 eed livered an address ou the origin and aims of the | rubber sets, decorated ‘w of some importance, but ETS English Zone BOYS ALL-WOOL JA ith bit itional Ps “BUYS” ALL-WOOL Ja Remarks by Col. J. F. Who ex- aves, acorns, Toxe-buds, and bunches of flowers, has not yet been made Bovcsee- BOYS’ ALL-WOOL JAC | to the satistaction of all who St Fam: exquisitely carved, and a superb line of tiaras, | kuown.—Belt. American, 18th. many was: vocal music by Mrs. Rovert Herdon | bandeaux, coronets, the 8} SILVERBERG’S, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, $12 SEVENTH STREET, AND and Mr. F. Van Wagner, and instramental m: t nd Prd 4 re Rez a fe ag will send roms“) Sie woOr vi ee | wig — near Freee ‘Ivan avenne. Sie tp Ma Gemape aka elders. croaet'e 3 : lew of preventing their lncarvection inthe te, | @ia-boYs? ALL-WOOL ESI --@1 Bo" Raiasatie. Va. 'Weablageos: Deo TO Ce eg tA Fok Sa pm dene smo jek | fairs Assurances will be given that AND : pak Ax [sme tiow Mexrixe or Vircista Ke. | every day, jen ‘will be certain o find renbegeeerensive, | BOYS’ WING OVERCOATS $6 to.@Soformer | SMITH & WIMsATT, YreLic aNs.—A meeting of citizens of Alexan hing In his collection exactly adapted to prices S10 %0 B15. a : dria covuty was heli at Freedmen’s village last | their tastes, Ett da OT cadet 26 to @8—former L ER. LUMBER evening. to take action as to the actof Judge —_-—__ IER SS: UMBER. Cockerill ‘n removing Joha B. Syphax. county Bios For Exkctios or tHe New ScHoor et wt $6 to formar —. After Caoy m castors ve adopt. preg 6 ‘o-lay BOvs’ FINE Aut wooL surrs setting at from HABDWOODS A SPECIALTY. - » reciting that 4 Cocker removed d re. C < COA the legallyrelected clerk and appotutnd the de- | the Gcorgetommeckoo! brustces, Superintewdent be Es Pee ont Sawer thay BILLS . TO ORDER: ee __ SSS Saat nerbwen._ 3 demecratiovsndsdate, an ne them Boban y Mr. tee — the 3 x wee SeRRET Serer anit, x. e result of thetr vietory at the ballot-bow; | bids erection ic new vail ~ zn ND I ta, covTHWas?. . _ denouncing “this bokl act of tyranny, rebei | on 2 street, BaBLE BROTHERS, fentam*_Connen Irm ann I 8ts,sournwasr. | 4 Nes rapt, dang a hate, anvl disregard of our rights as American Papen FASHIONABLE TAILORS. rs |, CTR. _ 7 izens,” extendi co to Mr. Srphar. | S. wl a - 4 v - expressing conttlence in tis patriotcas ai | Bright & ie _fitae Couxsn oy Tem axb D Sts. + baie ability; and appealing to the government to | $80,888.66; J. FeColl pate them i their rights as citizens of the ing, $74,672; W. Be ‘nited States. ngate, 2,1 ’ D> 3 - . A Srorex Horse Recovarep.—tm the sist | 47-9. The board in executive session award Sly 4 Win TRE teers January ® valuable horse was stoleu fre day Mt Howard file a bond in the of 25,000 ba [ond : on s . Philip Burdette, of Howard comuty, Md 2 n the sui r “ The om ie ade known to Chief Clarvoe. | exe@ution of the work by Monda) 0 i f and through him to the policemen, with a fali } . sitention, te : deseription of the horse, and a sharp lookout sain arias 7 tha schaens ts : has deen kept bythe officers. On last Saturday Officer Morgan, of the mounted fores, nuticet a horse in the of a colored man. name! Joan A. Gaither, near Benning’s beuige, which he was offering to sell for $140. | The = wok ‘a i po as SA ‘M. Wirttas has just received a splendil line Polmans. Sacques and Talmas for spring wear. Is also selling at one-fourth the regular ys a large lot of Flowers and Jet Trimmings. Pennsylvania avenue, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. gq