Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1873, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, 4c., To-night. Wall's Kew Ope yuse.—Joe Jetierson in © Rip Van Winkle Theater Comique.—Barlesque, sungs, dances, ae. —~s Condensed Locals. Trebt. Beale sends us Frank Leslie's Mnsteoted Newspaper for March 8, with a credit mobilies earteon by Matt. Morgan. James Noyes. a native of this city, died on beard of his vessel, on Saturday last, at Nor- Fork, Va. Detectives McDevitt Joomes are on the sick ist. the former from a bad coll, and the latter from dyspepsia. Harper's Wertly for March §, received from arker, has pictures of Charles Reade and Collins, the English novelists. assessor for the second tendered his ignation to Governor Cooke, and it was ac- cepted. in the paymaster general's office yestentay Thes. 1. MaéNamee was promoted from firet to second class clerk, after the usual competitive e.amination. At a special meeting of the board of fire com- Wissiouers last night, the resignation of Private Patmer, of No.2 company, wns accepted. and William White was elected to fill the vacancy. The tableanx and musical and literary ente tainment at Mount Vernon charch, corner 9th ‘and K streets northwest, for the benefit of the Ladies’ Aid society, will be well worthy the pa- ‘tronage of our citizens. The pastors’ union of this city met yesterday and unanimo sly adopted resolutions expressive f their regret at the death of Rev. D.W. A erson, amd <ympathizing with the bereaved lamily. . The attention of our readers is called to the assignee sale of fine family groceries, &e., contained in the store 1712 Penusyiy avenne, heing the stock of Jas. Jirdinston, and to be sid to-morrow morning by Messrs. Dun- canson, Dowling & Co., auctioneers. The Columbia law building is being hand- somely <lecorate! for the grand banquet on the = of March, am! Preskiential reception on the ib. Gov. Pinehback has accep’ e invita- tien of Col. Perry Carsou and others to the Banquet. Three more uights of “Rip Van Winkle,” to ‘accommodate those who have been unable te eptain seats at Wall's Opera House so far thie week. At the matinee on Saturday, Jefferson. it., a chip of the old block, will appear in some ef the farces in which his father first made him- self famous. Detectives Miller and McDevitt .deny the statement in the ere of yesterday that Smith, Pierson & West. indepeimlent de- dective= of that city, recovered the stolen bomis the property of Mr. Colfax, or that there were amy such bonds in the pac! as represented. The work was done by the Washington <detec- tives alone. eras SS ae RYAN, OF CuRAN Fame, AND HIS Grex. Coos, ARRESTED ‘ox Con- ~ « Can CoxprcTor.—General W. of Cuban fame, and his friend, ALS. General Cook, who registered his name at the station-house as “Gen. Rickard Brown,” were arrested last night by Officer Madigan, at the corner of Femnsylvania avenue and 13th atreet, here. is alleged, they were engaged in an with Charles Sherwood, conductor ef strect car No.2, and taken to the central guard-houe, where they were locked up in de- fault ou security on the charge of assault avd batte! couduetor. Gen. Cook obtained sees about midnight and was released for his ce at the Police Court, aud at a later neral Ryaa was also released on se- IN THE POLICE COURT ~~ the accused generals were called charges ot assault and battery on General Ryan and said Mr. Brown wes sick at the St. Mark hetel, and ashe! a postyouement until to-mor- row. This was objected <0 by the counsel for the prosecution, and Mr. Ryan said he would make a statemewt after Ghe witnesses were heard, and submit the case. Mr. Sherwool tes- tified that Gen. Brewn gave him a 25 cent note to pay two fares, and witness returned him 15 cents change, wlen Brown asserted that he had given witness 50 cents instead, and demanded <Seeuts more. An altercation wed, luri which Ryan struck witness, and Brown call him bad names. In erder to have no disturb- ance, [witness hanled Brown another 25 cent note, which Mr, Brown took and tove ap at the suggestion of Kyau, wituess at the same time denied having received a 50 cent note, but did it t prevent alisturbance. Ryan made a <tate- ment denying this testimony, and said the con- ductor insulted them both, and that complain- aut was a quarreisome conductor, that witness ad trouble with him before on bis car. Sherwoo-! testified that both men were under the iutluence of liquor, and benaved ina hag nee | manper. A witness who wasa testi that after the conduct hauded Gen. Brown the note amd he ha: torn it up, both ejected the conductor from the car, and the police then came up auJ arrested the parties. Another Witness testified that the conductor behaved in a#cooland gentlemenly manner, aad after he had been pushed ef by Gen. Ryan, he jumped on again and the General attempted to push him offagam, making several passes at him. Gen. Ryan recalled the srocccnting witness and GFose questioned Bim abuus his ( "s) hat and military cape falling off when the conductor ushed him (Ryan) off the platform. Officer er sr ayes to making the arrest, and that bot! entiemen offered no resistance on gen. Ryan here that ofhcer would give him the warrant if he thought it was necessary—he would suspend the case until to-morrow, aml hear defendant's wit- nenen. my new charge which might be brought. Afterwards, Gen. Ryan submitted the case to the court to save any further trouble, ubd the jndge fined them $10 eaeh, which Ryan paid and leit the court. Mossy as 4 Witwess ror 4 Cramtant’s Lovatty.—The southern claims commissioners had just heard the claim of Josiah B. Bowman, of Fairfax county, for 36,700 yesterday, apd were hearing the ing statements of Mr. James L. Garduer, of Loudon connty, Va., in suppert of- his own claim for $1,500 for property taken trom his farm by Union soldiers, when Col. J. 8. Mosby, the ex-coufederate, came into the reom to file 2 claim before the commission for aclient. Mr. Gardner was reciting at the time how he escaped from the rebels daring he war under command! of ‘the notorious Mos- aud how he saved his property, to be kept » however, until the Union soldiers came nd gobbled it up. Mosby, who was an ‘ve listener throughout, turned quietly to Mr. Benjamin. the chief clerk of the commis- asked “Who is this witness; what's his ee" He was informed, to which Mosby re- plied. -‘Oh, yes. I know him to be a loyal man, feo; there was a good many after him.” The counsel for Gardner immediately asked him if he woubl give in evidence of Mr. Gardner's loy- Mesby then, te the surprise of Gardner. in his Hire had seen him befor: ardiner) during the war, though n tried to cateh him, as one of the fe Cuion men of Loudon. The'claimant and Mo by then shook hands ever the bloody chas: the former remarking, “Good God ! how peop! change places — gt AGAINST THE CHESAPEAKE —Mesars. A. Ross Kay and tors of the Arlington mills and Water streets, George- lied for and obtained from © Wylie ‘an injunction restraining the officers of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal com- pany trom shutting off the water from their four-mill, as contemplated by a resolution passed by the directors of that company on De- cember 12 last. The company, it appears, re- solved = oan summary measures with al! parties drawing water-supply from their canal whe did notcomply with thats recently establish ©1 regulations.to which the Messrs. Ray demur, ami make petition that the y be re- strained from shutting off their water-supply. which was granted. and made returnable on March 6 next. AN Ixsexerion AND Onio CaN at Pestana tions ‘HE PRESipENT’s Re- cent Onpen.—Fire © eT» pres ident of the besrd.) has 18 ‘te werner, to effect March tat. Caries . who rej % Soret a state or territorial same time, which goes into effect on the 4th prox. ——— Iusesse Saiz or LxavcuRaTion Goops.— Messrs. Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, con- tinue their sale of 1 decorations this evening, at their rooms, at 7 o'clock, ‘mbr: tention for illumination. "Wy of the trade and private came, ween Ohas. ‘Williams and Johan Ferguson, and it was won Dy the latter. 0 ye Larrea Keew ‘The ent at Lincoln Hall next Saturday - sist of scenic representations and choige music, eught to draw a crowded house. Miss Keene «ther assistants w rform the finer ef several popular ane je with songs a rumental music of Burt. The programme is entirely novel. . | | Colonel Allard, and Wm. marshals. Inauguration Netes. TUR BALL AND THE BALL BUILDING. Workmen are busy completing the inaagura- 1 Duilding om Judiciary square. The fitters have laid the mains for supplying the Entire building. Sixty pi ee dencend ok ee roof, te which will be Sxed circularebansdeliers. The lower part of thexe rS (for some ten feet) is covered with a sort of holiow wooden tube, inted in red, white and blue colers. At the »per end of these tubes, some ten feet above the gas jets, is am ornamental octagon shade. These are painted in pretty patterns of white and bine in the centre, bordered with | —— leavesof anautumnhue. The gal- eries are now being built for the masic. The heavy portion of the decorations were being put up to-day, those in the supper room having been already completed. In this room tables are run the entire west side of the room. l-leat rope will be used in the oom alone. Next to the rooms for the ladies, and every convenience for the toilet. rooms aré to be heated with steam and bril- rhished with carpets These Nantly lighted. Adjoining these rooms fs a large committee room for ladies, and another for gentlemen, and constitute all the rooms at the right of the private entrance, those of the President and friends being placed at the left of it. Thefioor has been carefully lal of hard pine tongue and groove flooring, and planed ap to recrive the coating wax. ‘The platform for the President is completed. Itix raised six feet from the main floor and large enough to accommodate about two hun- drei persons. It is reached from the main floor by a wide flight of steps and twe narrow fifghts at the siles. From thiselevation a fine view cnn befobtained of the scene in front, and here the President will hold a levee during the evening. ‘The supper arrangements are already mate. The game and meats will be cooked in New York, and sent on by express. On Saturday next a force of ten cooks is expected trom New York, who will be pnt to work to prepare the salads and decorations of the table. Five large pantries are attached to the supper-room, filled with sheives. In these will be stered the re- serve supply of dishes, so that as soomas the table is cleared of eatables they will be replen- ished by other dishes. In these roome alse are ‘the arrangements for washing dishes. aml cold water will be supplied to these performing such duties. Yeatewiay two large steam boilers and a steam ne were placed nee ou ope ane ining the bail bui! . Attached to these boilers are large pipes, which will heat to + dressing rooms, and if, necessary, to the is, however, mere than gas jets, a of people, will cing hall sufficiently warm with- ipes. - The pressroom is next to the Presi- dent's platform, so that access may be had to ad the stan ‘i THE FInEWoRKs. The arrangements made by Messrs. Detwiler, Steel. Co. of Sew Kerk, who b have. been en- to suj vise the pyrotec! ic ip! ', are Nery elabetate. Six set pieces of fireworks on the night of the 4th are now being prepared, besides the usual SS of meteoric showers, bombshells and ets. The exhibition in front of the Treasury building, and facing the avenue, Cr ic p-m., con- sist of a national salute of 15-detonating bomb- shells; ascension of 37 state rockets, of great variety; tree vf ii ndence; carmine illumi- nation; rocket feus de joie; ascension of signal 8, displaying meteors, showers of colored , &e., in mid-air; grand flight of bomb- shells of various colors; revolving Yankee wind- mill (extra large;) emerald illumivation; cross of Louor of the Grand Army of the Republic; battery and bombshell dixplay; Star of Colum- bia, im its glory, (never before exhibited;) Greek fire illumination, prismatic kaleidoscope, jewel fountain, flights ‘of rockets, &e.; sun of ‘American glory; searlet illumination, bouquet of rockets, ascension of meteoric balloons, with can and showers of gold rain; sheiland meteor-roeket dixplays; revolving fairy quad rille: Treasury building en habille dor; -Y kee Noodle” (extra large;) battery and bomb display; ** Rose of Washington,” (a most mag- nificent piece, designed expressly, and entirely new:) exierald illumination, flight of rockets, bouquet of bombshells, caseade and fountain of pearls, national pyramid, prismatic illumina- tion, silver fountain, bouquet of rockets, Union battery, slell and meteor display; General Grant's faverite, carmine illumination, gor- geous vari. Temple of Liberty, cov an area of 1.560 square feet, with a statue of Washington in the center, statues of Grant and Wilson on either wing; the whole surmounted by emblems of Commerce and. Ind and the Goddess of Liberty, with shields flags, in the center, sending’ ont bh ing liberty, peace and spheres on either d othe disp! ae pitol neds e ap grounds, com- mencing at the same hour, will consist of salute re] bombshells, rocket lay, fairy dance, illumination—battery foun! tree of liberty, parachute rocket ascension, fights of meteors, &e., revolving windiuill, bombshell display, rockets, &c., green illuminations, Union fountain, jeweled crom, battery display, cas- le of aris, parachut disp! - ser shower fountain, revolving Yankee Greek re, tights of rockets, sun of glory, dis Play of meteors. Finale—Temple of Liberty, with Gen. Grant on horseback, &e., &e., termi. nating with a tableau of flights of rockets, pearl four.tain, and shells. Should the weather be unfavorable or dloubt- fal, the exhibitions will take place on the next tait evening. In addition to the regular fireworks, the foun- tain between the Treasury and Executive Man- sion, also the one at the north frout of the Treas- ury, the one at 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue. and the one at the Botanical Garden will be splendidly illuminated with colored fires. On the Mail, from the Monument ground to the Capitol, there will be fired 1,200 rockets, and along the avenue, during the evening, bengola lights, roman candles, and immense torches will be displayed. MISCELLANEOUS NOTES. It has been decided that the Metzerott or io islative hall Lee shall be devoted for sight- seeing pu exclusively to the members and members-elect of the Council and House of Del- egates and their tamilies or lady friends on in- auguration day. None accredited members of the press. will be itted. | Hien. Mr. Elliott, from South Carolina, has requested Colonel Perry H. Carson to secure quarters for the accommodation of the Rav- dolph Rifles, Carolina Light Guard, and first battalion, iirstregiment South Carolina national erner Pinehback, of Louisiana, and Hon. ot Sonth Carolina, have signified of delivering addresses at the grand Vanquet to be given at Columbia Law ikling om the evening of March ‘The Soldiers" and Sailors’ Grant and Wilson Club of Baltimore will be here with a drum corps. At their meeting in Baltimore on Tues- day night, it was announced that the Balt and Potomac railroad had reduced the the round trip tickets to one dollar. is ex- [ns that the Annapolis club will join the itimore club on this occasion. Col. Somers el marshal, and James Armacost, H. E. O'Neal, Daniel T. Seaton, Captain Harcourt, mings, assistant Quarters have been secured, at the Washing- ton house for the various Grant clubs of Penn- ting Waehinguoa asa state delogation, Col i. iti asa ol. H. wk Elliott of Philadelphia, president of the Grant state executive committee, will head the delegation, which will number upwards of one bu b ‘The grand carnival bal mazue, to be givenon the evening of the 5th at the fang ball Doodle, room, jises to be @ success. The tickets, which are $5, will be ready in a day ‘or two. At a meeting of the you men’s republican club last ni it was wed to receive the ii é FL # i if z dH ub i Es | BAr.ow's SALeor O1L PalxtTines—Messts. Latimer & Cleary the sale of oi) paint last evening and will continue each z this week commencing at7¥ o'clock. ‘This collection i far superior to any ever before offi r dat auction in Washington, aml as every picture is sold withont reserve. we wonld ear- nestly advise lovers of art toattend. Last even- ing the picturcs were hid off at exceedingly low prices. t ‘Washington Conference M. E. Church: FECOND Day. The conference reassembled at nine o'clock this morning, and was opened with devotional exercises conducted by Rev. Philip Scott. 4.P. a addressed the body, re- REV. was introduced ferring to his sojourn of five im Louisiana and | at the time when the colored race were in | ulng their duties of citizenship, and referred to the they had made. There were no people who had made as much progress as had the colored eG BS rs the wee oy bol colored pe: © country but the sien esa ey Mr. Cole, of the Maryland State Bible Society, addressed the conference. THE QUESTION—WHO REMAINS ON TRIAL? was asked aml answered as foHows: Wm. H. Jrunson, Richard P. Lawson, Alired b. Wilson, are two retiring | George Jackson, Simon Mann, and Patrick Raines. James Armstrong was dropped. Asthe namesof the above were they were requested to step out, and their characters and particularly the manner in which they had filled their appointments last year were discussed. One young man was acknowledged to be capable of being a vez, useful mat his education bed made him brother remarked it was to be education was calculated to spoil some young men, and the warty in question had a’ great amount of snch education. THE QUESTION WHO ARE DEAC@XS? uswered ae follows: Benjamin Clemmons, J. Warner, Daniel P. Johnson, W. T. A. J. Weems, S. Aquilla D. Aquilla, lers, ‘Thos, W. Booth, Jaceb Owen, Lem Masten, §. W. Wing. D. Renry Wil- liams, David Jones, Jolin Trigg, and Chas. Lewis. OTHER QUESTIONS. The qnestion, “Who are clected to elders’ orders?” was acked and answered—Osbern Car- roll, George RK. Wilhams, Daniel Collins, Chas. Price, Wm. ©. Cooper and Robert Steele. ‘The next question, “Who are the eupernume- Tary preachers?” was asked, and the relation of hillip Seett was changed to the effective ‘The question, «Who are admitted into full connection ?” was answered by Jas. H. Butler, Alfred Valentine, Louis W. Coats, BR. A. Reed Jacob M. Gross and John Bailey being called. Kev. Bishop Wayman offered a fervent prayer, Bishop Janes, after ive remarks. asked by and impressd asked them the usual questions. He by direction of the conference. WHETHER THEY USED TORACCO, and but one answeredin the negative. This led the bi to remark that it wasa sad sight. He addressed the conference on the snbject, the hope that those who now it_up—live with aclear meuth and die with it. The class was then recei THE APPOINTMENTS BOR TO-DAY AND NIGHT were annonnced of follows: Asbury, 3 o'clock, M Sermon by Rev. Ephriain Lawsen. is ov Preaehers Aid Soci Meeting. adarensss by Revs. J. Peck, B. Brown, Sr. H, Robinson, and Puilip Scott. it. Zio (Geor; heeler. Ebenezer, (Capes Hn) Rev. W Leewood. Robert’: Chapel, (Alexandria,) uel Aquilla. Mt. Pisgah, 10th and R. has. Brice. a the pn Bh Rev. Mr. Parker, of the rag = bl be A ae in; Nr. Hemingway, o! Virgin’ ce Germond, or the New York; Bishop A. V Wayman, and Revs. J. A. Woodward, Daniel Draper and J. W. Becket, of the A. M. E Clurrek. Kev. J. H.C. Dosh, E. D. Owen, G G. Baker and W. C. Mullen, of the Baltimore conference, were = The Pomeroy Money in the Courts, PAGE SUES YORK FOR THAT 37,900. Mr. John yesterday by stituted suitin the supreme courtof th: of Columbia to recever from A. M stm Of ¥; 000 delivered to him by Senator Pom- eroy at Topeka during the récea senatorial election. The following is the petition : In the Supreme Court of the Disteict of bia. —Johu Q. Pay E Guerin aud = = defend im the goods ing, to wit: Colum- vs. Alexander York, William hn KR. French. The’ plaintitt nts for unjustly detaining from il chattels and moneys follow- ertain packages and parcels of paper Currency, amounting to seven thousand dollars, in packages or parcels of one thousand dollars each, on one of which are the following Coes blood mone: on ripe - ; e de- been delivered to the same currency alleged by fendant, York, to have him by Samuel C. Pomeroy at Topeka, Kansas, preceding the senatorial election in sail Kansas, the property of the plaintitt. And the plainti# demands that said paper cur- reney be taken from the defendant and deliv- ered to him, or i eloined that he have judg- ment for the value of the same and damages for its detention in the sum of €500 and costs. Aud also for sevex thousand <loilars in paper currency, bank notes, bills, and greenbacks, the same alleged to have been delivered by Samuel C. Pomeroy to the defendant, Alexau- der M. York, at Topeka, Kansas, 1mmediatel: preceding the recent election of Senator in ani tor said Kansas, of the value of seven thousand dollars, and the property 6f the plaintiff, which the detendants unjustly detain i . Page then makes oath that he is ¢ the money mentioned above, aud that he pro- poses to replevy. a Not a Vietim of “The Panel Game.” Hovse or Reraesesratives, Feb. Zit Wasurneton, D. € Editor Evening Star, W gton, D.C. In your issne of last evening it is stated “that Alexander 8. Wallace, a boarder at one of the principal hotels, was victimized out of 700 by @ “strange woman” a few nights since by “the panel game.” If the foregoing refers to me, I will say that 1 know ing about the panel fame: My money was taken from my room while I slept alone, and whether by man, woman, or devil, 4 know not. I presume I neglected to lock my door; but I have some more left. Let them try again. Please insert the foregoing, and oblige -S. WALLACE. Tae Laxcens’ Visit To WasuINaToy.—The lancers will start on Saturday next on their proposed visit to Washi to attend the in- auguration of President The company consists of 150 men, including an honorary staff, among which will be Adjutant General Cun- ningham, and several past captains of the corps. According to the present arrangements, the company, with Edmund's band, will make a short parade, dismounted, on the way to the Providence railroad station, where it is to take the steamboat train via the Stonington line. The connecting steamboat will laud at Jerse: City, where the lancers will disembark an breakfast at Taylor's hotel. From Jersey City the company will go direet to Washington by special train. On return home the lancers ex- pect to stop in Baltimore and Philadelphia, ar- tiving in this city on Saturday. A committee of arrangements leaves to-morrow, to make arrangements for the excursion, which romises to be in every respect a very enjoya- le one.— Boston Globe. —_eo——_ Howarp University, Meu MENT.—The third annual commencement of the medical department of Howard University took place last evening at the Cor mgregational church, in presence of a large audience. The exercises were 0} ned with praver by Rev. Dr. Rankin, followed with a age sage music by the Prof. Reyburn, M. D., was introduced ‘addressed the’ ss, giving them out on their pro- cAL DePaar- tas Sollontog protean Geaceel O on the wi i amuel ©. Pa; Jos. K. Harmer, Pas Augustus Prussia, and Chas. 8. id, Pa. Gen. How- ard appropriately Addressed the class, and in- troduced Chas. S. Shadd, who delivered the valedictory. The interesting exercises were closed with the benediction. etantrccetyac a RELEASED From DL iatce J in the police tie care against Philp Anderson, charged with 6 Case mst rson , wi larceny, ond foc whieh judgment was made, nd accused committed to jail on the 10th of » a9 im- ordered to be given, yester- ted at 14 street. and N and New betw South Ci os and ‘one. between and I and 10th and ith streets, sou Fixe Pigeve Pagano and a siecen Hie: }, and orname: ized im beautiful styles, received ar penta | wee No. 457 Pennsylvania bias sg ——__-+ee-______ 8@”A session of the Prussian Parliament opens on the 12th of March. sgSir Roland Stevenson is acting as mediator between the masters and men in ith Wales for the settlement of the strike. s@-The Nashville, Tenn. council has in- vited the President to vistt that city, s@-The national banged in bebent ote religious amendment constitution New York yesterday. fatwa Baker was run over and killed a train Reading raitrond yesterday. ” <a7-The New York assemply last evening re- fased to order the New York city charter to a third reading by a vote of 56 to 47. s7-Samuel C. West, aged seventy-two, was found guitty of murder at Geneva, II, ou \ ages aud sentenced lo imprisonment for fe. o TOURT, Corti — Yesterday, the —— eee sug inthe cut ‘Coombe agt Reale returned a cor KETS, roR vas Tnaveceasres Bast are — od ? . ey eens sale at Robert all's bookstore, Penn- Efaley; verdict bor paintiff. Jury Secnargea | sylvania avenue. % POLACE COURT, JudscSnall.—Yeaterdag Robert | 4 Five AssoaTNEnT of dress costs, white pratece. Wim gen Ly | vests, and cassimere pants, ren (pane vbrick at; a “OSROWAR & Cox, S07 7th street. aeault on Sophia Lanktons @3. Also sume hate |G nycuxrs ron Gra TLEWEN made to order st surqebband betters co Saree if cbtalning | short notice in the best manner. One price 80 fram Sone Burnaiie’ Gy seers "Rte only. Gro. C. Hexxtne, Brown vented e would, as ome of the, prove No. 410 7th street. sing © tuenees, court to disantse ey sericea feingentisned by the mabecquent action of the de: | Wx Apvise all our readers to purchase their fendante that there was no criminal intention in the | teas, coffees, flour, and fine family at matter. Mr. Burnside, who made the affidavit on ‘American Tea . corner Tth and I ste. Bee raghew Pecrypumcienabee vant ted “wii, | You will get the finest quality of goods, besides anette nd : i saving a large per centage, as Mr. Dowling Tl always sells at New York prices. chickens. . Wolf, in ort tented to com: CURE POR Coven OR Corp.—As soon as there demuing the chickens; fined $14 Jack ranettl was | is the stighten’ uneasiness of the apy charges axeanl tery Ym. Willinns, ‘of brea! , OF cal of cough, ie wan aanauited om the Bath day ot F beuary take during the at's few "Brown's Broncheai night, and was cacri Trockes. e03 after t Jed in the head by a stone. Hams was in court, but did not have any wit nesses, amd not bei ‘@bie to tertify himself as to who hi. him, the case had to be dismissed. TO-DAY. i Williams and John § mn were charged with an affray; Wilfiams was dischareéd and Shin fed » Coates, grand larceny of lumber: committed for a ear and nt Johw Quinn, Jainee Do were charged with. thr oe ee ee to be fatally we Ponv’s Errract—For twenty-five the years le’s remedy, for what? See Pond’s Extract Book. 2,10:25 Sounp Fret beu ‘“Sndixpensable to health and comtart of ‘come from far Ghiropocist, Nov GM 15th stfect, opposite. the » No. for relief from corns, bad nails., &c., and advice as to suitable no has since become too intimate with ife, whieh witness protested against and it led to an altercation, during which Qaiv Uireatened to. brain witness with a chai patecenicuane tee Tre Nationa Savines Bark, corner of 6 per ct. mouth. New York avenue and 15th street, pa; ammum on depesits for each ho tod. Saturda: oe jars, ys, Wirtcox & Gign’s Szwixe MacuIne. The Patterns. LADIES’ Goops. —_i| BANKERS. SO] | PEs SATrONAL BANK oF tux aercELic ont REET ASA 2... vi sol SPRING STO: K. _otriy_CHaB. BRADLEY. i"34 Satardays open c. only. Colicetions made ant recels paid co Sep OHN ITE Provident, A. BBERLY. ¥. Pree’ BAS LY Sec. gk. Pi '1S8,Cash '¥ Receiving bew and seanonatle GOODS at All the new Spring shapes in at every day Davis’. HATS just teenived in DAVIS’. The finest assortment of Hambare Ea dginge, In sertives,and Flouncings we have ever offered. Taconets, Nansock, apd Swiss, at Dayye New Flowers in great variety at DAVIS. SECOND NATIONAL BANK, pial Laces, Lace Pleunces. Siores,,_ Puffing. ¥ STREET, f 1» Ties, Stand rem re p ee Cash's Br Trimmings, Buttons, Notions, se Serth amd Seoemth Soreete iy fa great variety , at lowest warket aang Collections made and Exchange furnished on a!) Davis, | pcimss, S01 Market Space, corner Sth street contr D_L. BATON. Camior B. eQu ADRIA™ &. ROow, "Late Col’r Lateral Bev, Battalos No Grover & Baker’s celebrated Elastic and Improvet Basnise HOUSE oF Lock-etitch SEWING MACHINE always on hand, for sale om easy terms, at AVIS fiw $01 Market Space, corner Sth street s* AMPING DEPOT, 617 Sevesta Street, febai-tr Note TO LADIES. Opposite Patent Ofice HE FR) ry Banking House, N ” osite the Tieasury pars Sit PER CENT INTEREST, + NS SAVINGS ohraty —_ 1307 Poamsytvania avons, 500 real HATR SWITCHES: aleo,a large stock Pays FOU PER CENT. on ban celebrated Bazaar Age at Chas. | of CURLS, all etylee, at exceedingly low prices. 7 ROSADALIS'—Mrs. Harriet Early, qriting | Baum’s boopskirt and corset factory, Tb street, 8 ate pow Issues Certifemves of Deve Foe about mia Go, say ann, | tel Building. 10,28 stow 31S Market Bpace a F Fo t twenty afficted with a one r SELLING = cn oF gn oniargement of the Spleens ehich ad gradually | | ‘THERMOMETERS and are repairea | WW ARE SELLING THE BEST waste oreased in lepath a extended the eu- | gna made to order pobag rg mee . jt. re Tengen of the ataomen. “E et never ox iaaned porcine A a ES SERPS BED SOURS, Open Wi and Sirdar nichts 0 Irave removed. Now, in this fered wi ~ | One button 90 cente; two buttons $1.25. a chock, te receive depustts aly clas, ts, fo sand of 3 tinsel despaired ot ty life fear ot vour ei Advertisements. ae ne nuey seu cnerwe ont UF A : tats finding seme bench, continu Hts weevapa ty | ()FFICE BUILDING cOMMEFTER £1820 the time T had used two bottles—and almost before SOLE EUAN CHURCH, MES McCORMICK Gimost catirely gone, which was ar unexpected’ es ington and Bridge strects. | Is in receipt of « ftw wera BUY AND SELL FORE) NOR avd gratifying, for 1 was using the Hosadalis with «tev roposals for the removal and reconstrac- Soe, Mise Gedney, of New York UE CIRCULAR LETTeks "OF CheStr Pt cariuy the Eryeipalan alone. \i'continarad to take re Gperge free ie mreseet le | Bec piles Racers Soraeriy cx 13 hark Evcton conticticte any paved che wont e mat e un! ms six les; aud now, Nears ington as of six months, I can safel: ‘Lam cured ingress and High streeta, will be received ¥ CULLOCH & © of both Ervaipeias-and the enlargement in my nie, 1 SRE Pans and epeciiications can b- HAUTES SCONFECTIONS ET ROBES DE BAL = LUNbos rebate the latter having cutlrely disappeared. Tn copelu. 01 MORNING: March 4:9t12 | ROBES ET LINGERIE. $y Ceshed fm any pare of Kinetanp, Inerann and the séticteds “Heertully ti raiect any or all bids if in their judg- cot Wahine RC UACKS. Bc. | Scomuanp,frengl charee, ____’_tuay in potd sg spectfully invited to call and examine goods bef. NGTON C1 VINGS BANK How saa Stig Mid L. MOORE, Chairman, | Purchasing claowhere. ee enter” | Wiens cnn end Dattereeeee to fuiall her Wogsahold aatien, and her co 18 OVER, THE ACCUMULATED | THE LARGEST stock ap cuxargst | °ATS © PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSIT ities to accept the responsibility whieh agen all for delivery; ‘the una- GOODS IN THE ¥. interest commences from date of deponits. > 10 80 ber ‘day je delay in the delivery ‘of fork faring the For an extensive and Select Stock of useful can be made and drawn ati strenath, eating 6 wit being to say or imy ihity securing akts pace ooDs, J. A. BUFF. Ton) This soon ck ees more ray ati ore ae ving at present a “NEW YORK Bizaak fatal to ber than a pell of sicknesa, for in that :, facil sa rere ERT. Eg. SAinssegraaregae | Seen teen toa at | MORE BMIREGS* | BOOKS, STATIONERY, de will linger mon a 7 - Worth while to sce & physician about i unttl nature, “aioe AE LENZBERG & Co., NEW 2 SS SaASeeres. e usted ives out, and carrit ave, . “. easure, 0 peat # © e ons Lite procachion ta prover tine woeld mere : Selling ont entire stock of wie re wi fine Bntagmcate of L pared her life. To prevent, to to cure, | PREMIUM. agi! DYEING AND SCOUR- MILLINERY AND FANCY GOopDs, Wanderings in Spat: AJs.@. es nothing can compare with the LONG-LIFE BIT: ANG ESTABLISHMENT, at and below cost hosophy a Wisin TERS of Dr.L.@- BERTRAM. They areasafoand | 4 y a a 707 Market Space, onary Work! An Bnoyclopedia of Mix tiveness, bilior headaches, mo! * ——— | _18n20-6m_between 7th and sth streets northwest. nok of Moral Philosophy: br Calacre and all com liar to i w Edition of the Waverly Movels; 74 cents per ters, which are sold by all eats, coe. | “The Work Goes Bravely On” | L*?°2TE OF HUMAN BaiR. volume : = i and : ‘ Satisine par excellce for bates: aire KP BARGAINS AT _f3itr ___¢98 SEVENTS STREET, Near B. ARRETT, Fist. OUR COUNTERS NEARLY CLEARED DEN Has removed to No. 140% H Lignin fae ner léth street SeUVENIR OF WASHINGTON. SOMETHING NEW, EVERYBODY WANTS iT. Will be ready on the stirinstant, and for sale at all THE INDUCEMENT IRRESISTIBLE wketores A full ALL- WOOL SUIT. to match, for only $13 Bookgtares td Mev Stands, Fine ALL-WOOL SUYES,'g [3 to id ase Beantifu ital % x “OFTRET prices, 10 32 cosTAiNe WAGSRICENT Litdockarn | Five ALL-Woon surfing lsiofse © aa With Zettee-pran Heeriptiog of Fine ALL-WOOL SUITS. 313 gts. eee ner views haveeser | We have still a «mall remnant of our winter etock “Peckseetesdlaw, Brey econ: of fine BUSINESS SUITS left, aud, imonion matte Trade supplied Ly carry a single garment over,ate offering then as KERVAND & TOWE above. mes 6" _ 909 Penr | 1CHOL: NisHoLs, sicuors, HABLE BROTHERS, BICHOES, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, NicHos: fe 2-tr CoRxER oF TH axv D Sts THE ONLY NICHOLS.) Ladice, Gents, at ctullden’s HOSIERY vy | DRESS SHIRTS. cheap, ar. No. 1009 Y1x STREET NORTHWEST. And believes it will pay cnstomers trom any part of the omy to visit hie cheep store, on ‘TH STREET, between K and L streets, Fo® THE INAUGURATION, TICKS, READY MADE. 1000 BED SHEETS, VEBY CHEAP. WALL ROBINSON & CO,, Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE SHIRTS, ready-made, for $15.50. Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE Y¥ SHIRTS, made to order, at $18, $21, or $4. f21-tr LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 1090 EF 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AR ARTS INAUG Te LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. G 100 dozen LADIES COTTQ@, SKIRTS at 8 cents each. - 100 dozen LADIES COTTON CHEMISES at 83 cents exch. 50 dozen LADIES COTTON DRAWERS at 75 cents each, at the U.$. FLAG DEPOT, esi Q0 dozen LADIES NIGHT DRESSES at §1.52 67 West Pratt street. Bakiimore, ; ar J. W. LOANE & 80N. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S, 87 A few more Silk Flags, 2’ yards long, at iSSencn. 120-tme SPENCER 1673. ~ Buy your Banting, Silk and Muslin FLAGS f19-tr 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. _ For the Inauguration. N DOUBLE ELASTIC | STEEL PENS. JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE oF BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED. These celebrated Pens are increasing very rapidly in sale, owing to their unexcelled manufacture They afe of superior English make, aul are famous for their elasticity durability, and evenness of poiut. For sale everywaere. BF" For the convenience of those who may wish to try them, we will send a Sample Card, contaiatng ail the 16 mumbers, Ly mai! on recetpt of % cents. IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & CO., a 138 and 140 Grand Street, N.Y. OST WONDERFUL INVENTION OF THE che seu Blestyo-Galvanic sPECTA- IME eaten NOR EA. Sole Patented I 5 (Materials, Bor Sai Pacem box hdd Mth wenn atarial SUPPLY ‘TAYLOR'S COMPOUND FOR HORSE AND CATTLE FOOD. SURE HEALTH RESTORER abe Gelinas fi icaiom set gre the Sine of aaa 0 street. BR mu. he oF: AE : SMITH & WIMSATT, PANTALOONS, BLACK DOESKIN AND CASSIMERE, AND LIGHT COLORED CASSIMERE. VESTS, BLACK CLOTH AND WHITE MARSEILLES. OVERCOATS, DIFFERENT SHADES LIGHT WEIGHT. LUMBER. LUMBER I am still continuing the sale of my Winter Steck HARDWOODS A SPECIALTY. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. I am offering WINTER SUITS from @3 to 96 BILLS TO ORDER. less than regular prices, and Heavy OVERCOATS from $9 to $10, jJan6-tm*_ CoRNek 71H ann I Sts, s0uTHWes?. CALL AND SEE. Fo BALLS AND PARTIES. anaes A. STRAUS, $1 TO 91.35 PER PAIR. RoBn Po LA CLOTHING HOUSE, WALL, mn PULAR or, f 4011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th streets, ‘Third door from ith street, decls-tf 921 Ponnsyivanta avenue, Pp®Pectss, * brand ppg oF Solan 7 DAVID 202, als Grogs ty ae Farms yy £6-thst “Register f2tr must tO make | in “You from 38 to 89 per itil mr yous is fa GRA: MADAME ESTREN’s, Ww Books: G1S 13h street, second door from @ sires. NEW Booxs 2 Remember the name and mamber. Cheap Onris, J Iest serise, Call and sw our uew cok Saororpe | SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, chasing elsewhere. decd tr Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania avooce “sy abiEs’” $R,QRM.Qrewtion. By Taswen De Mitte Ia the Beet oathcte fe See ee ee napen ox Baie et” BY Scere Beckenad. Cheap Muslin. It apecte ‘@ beautifal gloss to the fabric acnion in Fatters. By Annie Thomas. For sale by all Grocers, Cheese and Kinses. farjecn, CENHAM & CO., Manufacturers, jan—Woman. By Alexandre 160 West Lombard strest, ‘he Mysteriots Guest. By Miss jarlely Baltimore, Maryland. », Swectapple. By the authog rit Latta _ Sova mepper lnernel af touted ee EDUCATIONAL. ya Pi 4 tony MSS bi RERTCHER's scHoor. YOUNG Labi CHILDREN 1U81 Was ton | The Mouthiy, No, avenne~The third quarter will commence Yoncy ay Cobice hare, coma oc] Sun way. By Bev, Rdward P. Roe. er ‘very lowest prices. ALWAYS FRESH ATTRACTIONS Thongh it would seem that the One DOW as bear perfe Dotlar Bosi- fection as it uk oe erie ‘alt ane ates ON lol for one ou a me's iumivug’, Stl" Tam Wound woeall year aun: | 2 vt piensa’ tion to an invoice of LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS 21015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received the Just received by me. which. in all reapscts will chal- | 1g PTE ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for Wobded-otruck if fold hae tke? ot, certainly will be | RoyaL, KALENDAR, fer 1973, WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, for 13 ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH BRITISH ARMY LIST, for H73. . BRITISH NAVY LIST, for 1973. feb tr Taleo have been enabled, through the failure of » lara Jewelry ¢ , t0 lay before you's very 5 ee cents. ‘MUSPRATT'S CHEMISTRY, in parts, STUCKMAR & SON, ante 98 orn mirects corer of I otvert. OTIOR. ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY, ‘rosses, , Lockets, harms, Necklaces, Rings, racelets, Rubber and Jet code, Be: ae Goods, &e., &c. case Ladies’ Iron Frame Hose, stander eods, three pair for $1. Britieh H. of the fe ye case ae st. quality so Lebel endear: dese WNINGS AND our kind hort ane yon wal always ct pour A ter Moree, chy pips vilakng- <r Partice: LAGS, Ht Py [-} ———— ae f oF rent. sit oF eae oF SOE © BOGAN, Manutactarer, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, ann pL I 312 SEVENTH STREET, AS#5GS, FLAGS, TENTS. febe-tr near Pennsylvani avenne, @. COPELAND, OTICE. 643 Louisiana avenue, one door east 7th street. he copartnership of ANDREW J. JOY! . | AWNINGS for Stores, City and County Residences ols cr aieseays amogee 2 sermeece se $ REDE, de ask = LAs ‘sale and rent. ree _2ACKSO} 1 Can je to order Sauuary arth, 1678" DANCING CLOTHE "sear ANDREW J. JOYCE is authorized to receive al) J. E. TURTON, moneys and setile . i a CARPENTER, BUILDER, soci se! i tT 25 cToR. eR UTT toes ia tt _— ati s vee Seeman eo CUE Soe Se, | Sse hsare carta ware free (ts 5 Sater SS yous of ene... re Reta (mS F. er Be Bee eas Pendence, 289 Bees - eu COAL AND WOOD. Po COAL DEALERS. ‘We have several hundred tons of WHITE 48H AND ¥ CLAY SHAMOKLY FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES, at the foot of Sixth street west, which we will reli ‘© the trade at hy yom T4 ee eee "F EbW. CLARK & . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . spe Coal , foot of Fourth street east a WW 00 AND coat 1__WOOD AND COALT leave the A ot ‘at store, will meet with PANY, having WORMLEY'S Sa eene er eee nd PECTOMAL SYRUP, Between 6tb and 7th, north side. TEAS cheaper than ever. Mo rent to pay. onal febl4-3m L. BENJAMIN, Proprietor. COUGHS AND OOLDS. PRINCES BAZAAR AT COST