Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1873, Page 4

| iat ? » " amy Ter cs CHAS. H. O'BRIEN. | tne Vacant Fire Commimionerships. CITY ITEMS. ~. EVEN NG STAR. en. ederim Sy Bebetuahs fer 0 ‘bcne co couancy pats sorta was is chic de Sreuwo Sack eee | C,& CBARE @ son, . ‘This reorning, in the Supreme Court of the Bterrespet pte heaast wh pape t tial He Seen Se oD Tae ae vate, s Wheldsale and Retail Grocer, = ——____———— | District of Columbia, in general term, the case m saa ple pe LOCAL NEWS. to take dLoraikconnection and elected wed LARGE REN STUCK Of i f Anant BperrnrmirEn Beis 2. Agausem mts, &c., To-night. | Welt: Cpa &ue—Charlotte Cushman as | * eee Roman & Cox, 50 Tth street, id be, | ders: Peter V« * . POEM e {sree Meg tem tic. the 15th of Julty last, TallGad tbmbgee be Washing. | ‘A. St Le ten ithgpea sien Te eae Wesding:s: or Comique—A grand variety { SENTENCED TO BE BANGED ot Burt's due shoes tor Imlies, Saihwees and eh: pettormence in ubich » number of new stars | on the 2xth of Pebruaty last. The frlends of on au “ for lindies, ing were elected to elders’ orders: William J. ever, succeeded in securing a Gov he MeKenney, J. 5. M. Haslup, Jesse 0. Tavior, | {TeR, The largest stock in the-elty of this ecle- 7-—Grand prome- | respite of the senténce until the 2th of the | give them but one member J. F. Goucher, W. M. Ferguson, D. M. Brown: | >" peeoene Since the respite, @ namer- | the citizens should express their choice, and the | ing, B/N. Wooden. GRear READ CENTER Sguth of New York fer ously-signed petition has been mted, ask- | Governor would. o' doubt act accordingly. | ‘The report of the committee on. the ‘book de- BMate and Marble Mantels, Ea- Cauda med Locals. of sentence; and it is stated | There was another very impoftant mater Pository at Baltimore was adopted. The fizan- | trobe Stover, Grates, Plumbing and Gas Astin: The Potamac is sew open. influential ladies have imterested cial rae » behalf. ‘now! toh’ ee ee a several which should be brought to their attent it of this subscription was inthe | Materials, &¢.; largest and ms tb. Pets, caalexnedria; was bitton by 6, | themscives te aw (Congress, lad paseed «law tnerensing the ha .T. M, Eddy. most varied stock south of ‘New York sity, amd ponsisLant for gi supposed to beamad, in that city, yesterday. oun. BUTT ;, | berof school trustees, and they sho bmi at erpati reduced eer ® compared with ig foes our bow 82 SR STes ose aneertiotmens. Gr Sidemenees Decome interested in the press their preferences for these officers. These | commi: ~ janday sohools. J. | former rates for this locality. a : Chad under bead af Loarding. Dg 4 | appointments would afl be made on the Ist of | H. Dashiell offered a substitute, and on motion . Hamitton & Prarsox, Le to oo Dr. J. S. Pelaver, pring) I owner of the namber of | April next. Another important matter was to | the report and substitute were Tecemmitted to | 3,5,e06 Y.M.C.A. Building, 9th and B sts. pyre ke pep all dem amour Delavan Hexse. at Albany, intends to this morning. make preparations for the perpetuation of the | the committee for the preparation of a vlan of Srainc Styizs— The attentio okene 2 pd aoame BRANDY. GEN, ac ectablish his rasiiege> in Washington. The co ‘a8 opened about 11 16th of April—the emancipation of the blacks | operations. woe te the — a seyieeed Pure French Brandy, per bottle... ity A bel many in inauguration balt-room | +} Ringed Wy? baae bi hare goons from slavery. BALTIMORE CONPRRENGE M.R. cIUROR aeutH. | Pre is requested odered by TS. W. H. WHEATLEY'’S Californin ahs ey several German e-ganizations of this Dis | the and Butler saa amuas moved that the three Gistricts of | ‘The conference met again in baltimore yes. | Hoots and shox Sas, scent ail DYEING aD scour. | "Helens gin frict is talked of addressed the court, and read the motion South Washington consolidate themselves for | tenday. omar tone a * < 2a Ese, f Pp ghd Mascatei Wiue. per battia, Governor Coeke b a ~e-appointed Mr. Thomas A WRIT OF ERROK, COROM VoR?S. the purposes named into a mass meeting; car- | ‘The examination of character was resumed, tin The Steck then LISMM ENT, soe * J.Gardner onect Ute justices of the peace for | At this point the prisoner, O’Brien, was | reg) = 5 arid the following were : W.G x jawba W ive, §2 per gallon. athis District. escorted into the room and shown a seat mear | ‘Tie chairman was authorized to calla future | }” it Keagelo The ~ G. Cross, E. fa dg A ed a, janiT___ 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.O 3 mas Briley, Jas. R- Van Horne, | fatost styles at the low Mr. |. D. Morsisen; of this city, wasregistered | (eneral Butler. He was quite neatly attired, | meeting through the churches, to discuss the Dameron, A. Woller, TH i 2 rloes. —————EE—>————= atic National Botel gu .cksonville, Jesh. ro Metrand, «J - * but seems to have lost a little im flesh. emancipation and school questions; and a col- | S: Porter, A. Boone, RH. Wilwa, and we for ladies, m Friday tact, nis on | MGeneral Butler, in his motion, assigns as | ftancination and school questions; and a col- Sienees”” ome y and W. R. 1 Specialty. _ COAL AND WOOD. | ‘We are just berinning to experience alittle | errors, that the indictment under —_— the | which to pay the expenses, which resulted in yo Coan SCERS. B@* ¢ Baerni ofie “ethereal aalduee of Spring so touch- | prisoner herr drphi we eat ae Statute | Be Sum of $1.42. A further strong appeal by r sive sentaslé Nidan Sane ha AR pa we fy invoke! by te pect sends endl prOvided Bok eeataee ee neee nil | the chairmen broaght the sum up to $1.55 ani a = Steele, cis, spies, WHITE ASH AND BENRY CLAY SHAMOKIN — eines for the int Give at Wall's Opecs | gurerament of the Enuce Staten woven the | Sign lock food: 1 was necewary trate | Seamer Dy eee, james 1 Wil Hl oa Cok Jo, arta sot se wt ae nowt tox =iNes for the inst time at Wall's Opera - whe! +4 to secure Island 5 am r y . $ : io a tine » Opes | enone i pot against-o statute of tne United | hadgering the sum was raised to $3.73, when a M. favorite corner—ith and I strects__a very large oe tact en eae AND STOVE sIzKa, chests Moyune Gunpowder Tea. By sequest, Rev. Mr. Hinckley will repeat States, andl he comme argue this assign- reporter came fo the rescue aud paid the other | mney Rev. George Ray, of the Virgin confer | and still increasing buxiness by means of keep- | fhe trade af wh ck wots which we will sell to ek ns ais. seprn it to-morrow at a 4 quarte ence; Rev. Dr. Swentzel, of the Methou! rO- very articles at the lowest pos- “ sae = ee Judge Fisher referred to The chair ealled for §nominations for Fire | testantehareh, —— 4 Choice opt ee = Pg teat ft sould colons ¢ 1 al i Al Ty rhe special ittee of three, | ers to give Mr Dowling ech, etree T Y @ fh from c to-day x Commissioners, and several were nama. ‘he report of the special comm! » | ers to give Mr. wiling a call. Just his caused bs the turing of the cells Of the frst iC tee nacéaniey of arguing at oat ee by tellers resulted in the choice of Samuel | to whom was referred the records in the cae of | Cleauickveme i ahd Precinc; .tationbous. corner of 6th and E | © necessity Of arguin; point. 4 M oansy L.. D. Heston, made their report, di : seas ; streets sgciheast. Thedreaatght froma stoye. | Gen. Butler replied that he was aware of the | > seat cratary | they: bate tonne serene reste o | Poxn's Exwaliog bes Seen qutessibok by Yesterday afternoon Robert Tucker, _— aoe a ae ee Sea to eppiy £0 | we the Governor of the | charge of immoralit, with accompanying spe- | Physicians of all schools. ate driving CH A pm waa — pn ue the ‘District. the ‘wie oe agg dy PP uid unanimous chotce of the citizens of South | cifications, against him,and their report was Apply to us in SRE 5 Ti - CLARK & Wholesale and Re: bite Goat, foot of Fourth attest east EBD DRESS SHIBTs. LMWH Fil — re Ce Porn’s Extract cures ai! flesh and musenlar Washington for a Fire Commissioner. ado| without debate, and a y - nt NT as set By Drs. Hartigan amd Duncan, after | have been interted. If they claimed that the | “A"iirzmncar 2 Fire Commissioner. notify ted to try ior. Huston.” nea eee “ac” SHIRTS reeds mented Ps aaa Weigh he ws semored tosis resicence inSouth | indictment was Dased poh i Mr. Middieton of the honor conferzed upon iy to the question, “Who are admitted Rainens laengeela. cat for @ Wenner ie ots Prownt Age: a | “he gra! fa tg ye ree into full sed tie (lowing were re- | | THR comMUMiTY atlatge appreciate theuse-| Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE peper in the Laterestot . ee "Gdn Mck afe i" “Whoever heard of an indictment OTR ER Ported os Naving peseed the oe a falness of Singer's Sowing Machine. edtiter amt prop-ietor. ‘The typ evati ng, editorial | in the United States courts commencit ? jan a Ross, BS. Highty ex ‘smi! ASK Your 6! for Dooley’s Yeast Powder, writing, &c., is all done, and vers well done, by | United Sis ee or counties and . | J. F. Follin, A. ©. Mé % W. Kinzer, W. | the best baking powder for preparing biscuits, boys. ‘The boys are ceming or:. P o~, spot es apie ins) 25. do. Die. Miller, Charles E. Beauchamp, aud Beverly | rolls, bread, “pon ap ns Depot, The Maine raputticnn amoctation gave their | 4, ERE OUR waghiou TaTorEe. | | Sigs: ie W. Bond: wT | coNewst, Mv. “Atrerallby all gocere "6 lesitg reception hud astree . = 16 eee ene 1 Diag Mavic’ empl, laa gvoning) Froniont | chee afecting the priser, and the sentence | ik: dred te cm che: | nbn Ee SSS RR TGS Se; | pLSER TED Se Cae eyes pace a TE cis ne | “Fie them tead from the record that the party Cut, Tae.; beet tongues, | Sisunderstanding” or whaterer it ieay te 2, SHIRTS, mage to order, at 813, $21, or @24. LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 693 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. —_—__. 10:25 LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. The bishops . FB. char held was ;, put If on his country; that * termed, leaves iron works inactive; coprerehce reerkey Ai talon Hethel church | seven seed and lawfal men. were selected ee. BR Fouts 2g ¥ also tinfortunately leaves the employes inte 200 deren LADIES’ COTTON skruTs st | PRICE LIST ‘M stiget. There wereaix ‘dieoases present, sworn; om e x kod.) 20/25 ve, and poverty among them f more widely cents each. Es °. ; teeter ead Ward os others. ie haye been women, and th ie ay ch spike, ‘ any of them Ste compelled to we to the eves: coma a LADIES COTTON CREMIBES at 5 or fayman, mn, . 3 «h; Catfish. 256 P bunch; lol 1 ¥ por : he committe: the supper at the inangn- nt, oh, (large, 2 seers of the poor for relief, and the demands 50 en ee errno | Bee Ee ; | Sanaa maar. eereeetse enti ener ore tt] @ROOmRime eliet Commingon aii om A small supply of had were o e 100 LADIES NIGHT D: ~ a : barrels ef turkeys, bares, 1 i mee expenses 4 RESSES au ther mest and merge quantity of bread, | Waiver tallow : tatahion: setave aie ot meee ree — af ar ahi of which ins Leen distsfouted to the peor. pay the expected taxes upon their ‘and ‘THUR A A QUESTTIO: y Jndge McArthur. ns RGeneral Butler, are you , = caldaies of Chewing touneco Which had been | Mt indulging in a fanciful sketch” 9 j | ised they are wot taxanfe. By ahfs cue nt Sa peg ne _e j Pope ars Thave found th during the “ie nae, per pai: the very time money is most wanted by the LOCKWOOD, MUFTY & TAYLOR'S, ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co's, 4 fet 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. | a . S Board of Overseers, it is not to be had, and —— St _SSLEEESESYLVANIA AVENUI and Pennsylvania s enue, and taken te the | trialeverything wasdone property.” After read- | Ve . ‘ thus again, in @ very round-about way, but yet Smithsonian grounde whase the ofticers feund | ing a number of authorities to show that it must surely, strike comes back upon the strikers to their distress. Legal proceedings haveg been it. The thieves escapad. | appear that the jurors are true and lawful men, G24NDEST SCHEME OF THE AGE: ‘We are informed by ¢he tructeesof the Met- | Gen. Butler that the jndge by whom the i A b : large «1 rovolitan M. FE. Chucch that tly re 1 nothing $m Stal woe held had charged the Taw of homicide, 5 : Pe Piso Bot pe bi en vat, that does es ROL, Tura ha $500,000 CASH GIFTs! port i i ~ mong | © one particular. rt bg i ienli ——.—___ the perisb-oners ot thateaurch rcauesting that | was theduty of the dudge to give the jury att | “i Philadel tc. B B.; chotee | MODEY snetnew, when itis particularly needed, Wittoox & Gite’ Skvixe Macurmm The Here St Se Dr. Newman be restored to that pustorate, On | the law applicable to the ease. He real the Ses fair a. Eee, 45 'W dosn. | &7°A matter of course—Racing. Baum’s and eierys Yas ; the conttacy, Dr. Tiffany is very much liked. | DF: or ea exceptions, and remarked that it <Bh. si@e: 4 #7" A fast fricud—The telegrapn. i ——— corset factory, 7th street, The ion. 4 ish- | Was ay znue! : 4 ; telligen figing, jeutin of anstied etag chem, te selon: sare THE DUTY OP THY corRT Gal &7 Whaling grounds—Schoolhouses, 10,28 vill. Soe one oe so give@éhe prisoner the benetit of doubts as to . OUNEALE Monee. &7 Glass neckties are the latest. bolesale mark: law as they had to give benetit of furnished by §7"Dog teams on the ice are all the rage at facta. 4 nder authority of special legislative act of March v 16, IST. the ‘Trudces now aiuovuce, the Tit Pert et Bowen. GRAND GLFT CONCERT, for the Bonche oe rk ° for the Benefit of th a om ia ‘Phe first prayer offered el ington, geueta! comission m Duluth, and they go ten miles an hour. 5 3 PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, to See se ae sVAGCIRAMSEES, AIRETS,EC- | Was eoperiy overruled. ‘As tot je instructions eer Oe yd loth | APPA square-built. prize-fighter is good for | FQ *4P AND INVESTIGATE, at Liberty Hall, ville, Ky., om Setpee eigen ne eae af Reakth mee bed that malice was implied, he said that In the | ‘7% i. NOSIE, cose, roaae: ads | amy number of rounds. _ Stewart reported 9 Tecinations fur the pect hea rr foie aay hehe gre fee ae 45050; Wheat, §1.5082:" beans —w _SSSSEEE_—_—_— MRS. A. E. CUTTER, TUESD APRIL §, 1873, Kk. Mr. Marbury moved, as the smail pox | round murdaral. Then a la enact i ? c t 5 Ss x . $2" abating, and tere are “but few applicants | Onder it when a murdered tase weer t hed dae sek tinsel ed pencnms || KARL Y SPRING WEAR SLECTRO MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN, HEAL-| _ y+ enin Concert the best musical talent that eon be for vaccinations, taat no more points be 4-5 was implied that he was a Frenchman: th: chermes. 18; zi mx it x ‘ ING AND DEVELOPING MEDIUM, procured from all parts of the will penpicen chase ud that the room of the physician be party who killed him was an Englishman, and $h '. 814 a 82 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ure to the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND 5 ing tar fhe comer tat be nad viewed | iat fy uadengi alee, Ferthnde oft | taser at faite ON ern ae) | SAREE 4 ‘ Daclies duging foc month, was presenter | AW had been doue away. the latter part re- by bouts the A communication was received. comuplalning MRag? ‘hat ma secret ‘murder malice was im relieves the most i tense enffering in a few ates, of the establishment of a slaughter house at the He claimed that the burden of proof of mal ored many plrvoms te health after sth phissatas el \- s 3 50; stored map oms to heal v icians cornes of 1ith asd Boundary streets, amd re- | ice Ganum the jontion and not on the neu | <2 ¢ havexalathey Could live buts few hours. eee tegred co fhebenith ofcge. oa onec. and the Jury are the judges ns whether | ‘git do Extracts from: same of the ectimontais from per- ¢ communication of faspector Ludington, st . sone that have Loon cured by Mrs, Gutters ou the ogudition of “age f, which he there is malice or not. Here was a young man Y 3 2 JUST RECEIVED, f in the humble walks of tife meeting, hemi xe. Suga a , JUST RECEIVED, sfoperiy cowstraoted and is Hable to | THE HONOR OF PIs Wire | ayacegut anal §, Pel.” 109 bustle JUST RECEIVED, Hecome a naisance. which had been referred to } attacked, smarting under » found guilty of Outs at Qo the attorney. Mr. A. K. Browne, was returned | tilling the man who weds the charge, and that |. ‘The market was generally wellstocked with pro- Pith Mr. Deccrne's endorsement that the board | {n'the‘samadisuict, the sears Conte eet a | vine an eh ncited that there wal but whe Shart sionging | Sime room where a few years ago a man THE MEXpELssouN QUINTETTE Crcn at FOR EARLY SPRING, river front suftaile for a fies wiypet, nearly alt | ‘Ot Lincoln Hall Monday aud Tuesday evenings FOR EARLY SPRING, cing construcie| mostivof drt.” MZ. Marbury | ine bimeele ne went im pursuit and shot down fargo audicness, Thee Fentiemen, ‘a wal - were filed, as ther | the fran. He read from York’scase, 1847, Wel * + 0 MIDDLING WEIGHT seery cose, te tieng"s cone in a3, to | known to our classical musicians, are ‘in ex¢ Di Jam very happy to add Cutter’s mesmeric power. W saffering extreme pain caused by a very bad felon, E was relieved in a few moments by her. . MRS. HANNAH HOLLIS. Bosro, July 13th, 1983. ze Collard had been a great enflerer from was entirely cured by Mrs. Outter’s treat ment, after spending large sams of money, and tried mauy py siciaus without any relief. FOR EABLY SPRING, yy pat ‘Total, 10,000 Gifts, all Cash.......... L i seme doubts as te the powers of the board to anticipate a nuisances, adopted. Bostos, July 20th ‘ — bead out ractice now, aud their prograimme is re~ | MIDDLING WEIGHT Mire. Jom Fond, of Bost alioved tt ae NCSORED THOU NE eee Dr. Verdi offered a fesolution declaring that | overmment on Proot as to malice ison | ict with choles gems MIDDLING WEIGHT utar by Arr De- Watters after suifering intents, | ONES sounva large portion of Wie ane ee the alleys in the city of Washington are in a a id during his THE COURTS. 7 with no sleep, for over two weeks, sok. enon pone pan Ge cukaean |, n y th on gravel footway; 83. ida Ballin s s, ee : Ro $2.90. ELEVEN WaOLE BCKETS mise. A couter wits the board of works on the subject created by, aR intoxicated Individual in the J in George urna” bettered uf barb: DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS, | ,,Mrs- B18 Bewex street. Boston, very bad pro- | Nonscocey ok vase tice gt onan Pching — - A communicntion wan reéeived from Fitch | “°Atter recess Mr. Harringtom commenced the and’ conte. warsbleto be about her work after ivetreatmens | Could thie Baxgcey op Westra, or ee eee stating Ghat the boar! of public works | argument ier dhe Genet in Win. Rss: IGHT CASSTMERE PANTS. by Mrs. Dr. Cutter. duce grander satisfactory results. “The object of This fal lined to pay their bills for disinfectants, | ¥ Brown, petit larceny of groceries. wa LIG T CASSIMERE PANTS, Mrs. Eliza ©. Heath, of Charlestown, had cancer scent ie the and FOREIGN AND and calling attention to the fae; referred to the Cuba and Civil Rights. peg RES ene caanee ae ont (der for thice Years; was removed Ly Ble, pone ba commitiee on onlinances. MPETING OF COLORED MEN LAST NIGHT. hanged £ $10 and cost . a] Dr. Cutter, and am now well, ’ August 5, 1370. Y ——-° How to Srexp a DeticHtrrt Evestxc.— Bay: LEC A convention of prominent eolored men and — : Cancer ontipof Mr. Henry Bowen cured in two TE 3 It is bardiy necessary to remind owr readers of | others interested inthe Cuba . GEORGE TOWN AT USUAL LOW PRICES. | Weeks by Mrs.A.B. Cutter, ; treat again in store for ikem at the | “dependence and eivilrights, was heliat Union me Es 2A . AT USUAL LOW PRICES. Taf ae concerts to be given t the inauza- | Hull last might, but owing to some misunder.| Tap Ggoncrtows Saviscs Bank —The di- AT USUAL LOW PRICES. | , Mrs. G—— bal pr tors of the Georgetown savings bank have been u ce. va —s. soared the rooms formerly Sag ee the WW. A- | Potomac insurance company, in the Masonic Cutter removed a cancet hing over two ations will sqcigiree T. Downing, J.Sella Martin | ian building, on High street, ‘near Bridge, sed from the breast of Mrs. Braneie Bocon er remain precisely as on the eyeningof the grand urvis. will commence business on the U5th inst.’ Mr. eeton. She is cutirely well, and is doing the york ball. From the great mccess of ret Mr. Ransin was elected president, and on Adolphus H. Pickrell as president, and James of a large family of the managers it augers well for © series of tahing tes chat said although a large number Pron, cashier, will have charge of the instita- A. STRAUSS, Qromenade concerts similar to those given in resent, ion. i. New York, which run throughout fae seater something emphatic for cause of liberty in | Tie Mrxenva Crcn.—There has been an or- A. STRAUSS, and are well supported. as they will be here, by | the h Cominlons. and for the enforcement | yanization formed in this city, chiefly by the A. STRAUSS, the most ‘and eniti of our citizens. | ofeivil rights. He had done himself the honor | fraduates of Georgetown coll ‘ge, to be It is just what we want, and we hope the fraild- | eet oe oe Sumner, Per pe agen Gon as me Length elu the object of which isthe | 455 PRE WBYLVANIA & t ing wi st i ~ mite | great statesman pure tion ature € EN LWA AVENUE, ing will remain standing, if for no other pu? be mentioned in an assembly of | “Cost rue erature he Ca pr ration ball room this aftersoon and evening. | standing there was nota very large attends As on Thursday, when some eight thousand | Among Present were Hon. A. J Rai yrrsoms were present, the room will be bril- | |.lent. Goveruor of South Carolina; sautly Uluminated, and all the decor: Mrs James A. F— had cancer on the womb; had been confined to her room seven montis: in nine dass after commencing treatment with Mrs. Dr. Cutter was able to ride out; cancer came away in four weeks. Mr. William Graves, canger on neck cured by Mrs. Dr. Gutter. . Low, of “ ies, was, Leos of Boston, cured of piles, after years of pose. The Corcoran Zouayes, Captain Plant. ! pte! ought to + Collins, who has | 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, y mr might be referred to, but t I drill in the event=~ er ad na cgers— for the purpose of | ven contined to his rooms for several days past, | 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVEAOS fen. ee 3 win arin the venice, 5 | corm] and advice touching their propaed ac, From the effets of ‘a fat om Frederick street, : Pins aus eer 1,| tion with ( +) 18 ma to nd immediat ‘Those unable to reated trom 9 to = since uvt fact ste have: increased’ somewhat. | be their polley in view of international law. | onimproved., 1s mac papier teu Taint Door Bast of ith Street. | i0"everymuoraine, Olle Loure Yum Ws mui 2 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. ae ee Ser eae soutncnt, | ought to fel pecalany ‘alle Spon t Diladelphla, wigeh war detained ac Oceaguee | na Phin Door Bast of th iret | ns ee E——_ a A street, between B and C streets, southeast: | ‘gp outepoken sympathy im favor of thelt race by the ice formed during the recent cold snap, | —~~____TT TT DOC* TARTAN | kG 9 Vetere : iaTocuct ‘Atlee, between seh Mee ees | RELI by Spain's cracthands in chains and slave: | 2%,jte)'ce,formed during the rece eared this | [RY W. L. WALE.& 00. Auctioneers ‘ork Goes Bravely On enth st ta locust alley between Land Mand sani) Me wee Eilg wan one worthy of colored men. | evening for New York. The Lady of the Lake B Noe. 900 Mey Marvle Building, = Saecie __{Obr., Rep.}_ opp. Post OMie. streets. southwest; oye corner N @nd “> : ¥ k 00. 900 pay Se ee ee cea | Sacer (Ree acter |< ee vas maria srock FF, & Senet eos: Capitol one & streets; one in alley, between Is 5 ENTY- i . “Aha ai and N and G streets, southwest; one <1, Robert ee advertisement. avenucnof differtuy atts ayy onisians | OUR COUNTERS NEARLY CLEARED ov Brel Keats Brehers, F street. sontheast; one im ailey between T ani | nosé, and Rev. Mr. Lavan, of Temhéasee, Were ee > \ and 12th and isth streets, northwest: one > ti riers. | eleeted vice presidents, and Mr. P. H. Marr: ‘ous €15 7th street, southwest; one No. 20 M street PorsoxEn CoxPRCTIONERY—A Powlig Wor... a -3t [hop W.L. WALL & 00 , Aucts, Southeast corner 434 street and ‘svenue, ‘southwest, pics — to Pe Se PRINCE'S BAZAAB chwesi: one on E street, between icth and | feorge T. % ‘imate Pricndertin December last 3 young | ( EB! snazam OBBICR | Te IDYC ee SES c Sortheast. Three deaths have men of this country sho i cease, anced Attia lth, teas paptomea te GaRRIAGESII ‘EMENT 8 curred since our last report. | with Cuba, and knowing sont ¥ amber | Woman, omens Rela Slee, as esowteres Ss oA large nb of rte Oar AT COST A Brow Warcn Cost €1.—Yester. Mr. | fon some weeks ape : 3 | mente in Lowell, Mass., and war either dis- second-hand. in Floss Qan Ruth. of South Carolina, ‘was | of prominent colored men with a view of get-| Charged or given an opportanity to resi; Couch; price $200. Zn. arraig@Méd on the charge of assault and battery | ting up convention to express sympathy for | Shortly afterward she made a couple of friend- Now 4 San ALT WOOT, SUIT te match for only 913 ex Wm. H. Coleman. a fellow boarier at the | their brothers in Cuba. He had convened | |¥ visits to the other girls who were employed in 410-414 ONTIL THE STOCK ISCLEARED OUT, a8 BB | Fine ALL-WOOL SUITS, @13 to INTENDS BUILVING, " as TE ‘Former 20 to $32 nna, BOTATE, SONET ABE ESOKER, hile promptly uttonded 10. wi f : Continental Hotel. The ozience was in Van | about 20 geutiemen at his Fesidence to consider Ge, Diora cick see bad sere Molt. Sad d while SaRAT E ai — mse" | Fine ALL. — ees seat, ers. a a ACURE Brows, eal ‘oleman a blo! the face with | the subject, a1 was “nderstood tha’ < % 7 3 : Corner 8. ¥. avenue Bis Set, teal og his mouth bleed, su afterwards | teaeting shoutd be belie Eee was reauented te | confectioners, to them, ‘The girls partook of GAGE have gr ans Poract prices’ 930 to 938. sending Rim a note as follows: | it | Se te nee | con suddenly and ‘langerously ill, but all of Gas 744 wetare Gobler.. {We have sit small remnant of our winter stock oT iT _ jemem - y yj 5 . You area puppy. Vours traty. . cop been returned to | them finally recovered. tion of the of fine BUSINESS SUITS tof and, in ove armas to Siri due 7 Octave Hallet & Dai ng At e | remaining portion of Miss Clark's gift disclosed Oecd Octave Baataaae BG carry t peopiey anbealy ates Coker eatin on, | te presence of fifteen grains of arsenic in a One 6% Octave Hallet & Camere 1g) | above, gard topther interests: It was because.of the portion of coacoanut cake. After this | | Forsaleupon casy terms to make 70 ‘single garment over, are U' ‘purposes Gelivored is any part of tse Dis. Pe ¥ any Coleman did are to have ving Wrovmare Deaten ry Suneton ARTES re trict. i REAL ROTATE wold and to- 4 criminal attempt the ladies made up with thelr reroome 0! BROT: hes} a ebeatedl si Ranta wes | eemiear ace teak s miarpiresenta ee CEN UA, | Ce een eh ire em a ae We thon || warerve W. G. METZEROTT & CO., Misatodadis #siLons., A BAlLRoap spied. So, thls branch Ey besinem | walt Gore: eal not been. passed y eal the matter as effectually a8 ponstb!~ © not | St er er teens beeen ® Fiance and Maso Consen oF TrH axp D Sts, anD ‘tice Say trom Toe. = “ ; til Phursday morning, when Miss. was fe u-tr — a . APPOINTMENTS. Gover- ing bee ved, and these from | “me suul, wan here am ened abwat thatcuse > eS IRIE ae Sr ye Ie Sey ar eo —p = = lowing appointshentsto- } Rhode Island, South Carolina, and the Die- | strested, was there much said about the case. 1009 Fo? raminr oss. Real Estate Mortgage Combined. (TBE HOST, WONDERPUE DISCOVERY « member Board Ap Md : ia suddenly disap- Mr. J. Sela Martin followed ina few remarks | (uence of the modern Borgi iy om Cuban independence, aml concluded by giv- fearing. The police, however, made search for Wm. K. Collins, Seeretary ami Treasurer S aanskow ten days since fascertained Dr. S. D. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure tht 6 en " tor Conswmpivon, eet Joseph Will Jamet 1 on civil rights. * ‘Company ‘or , AcTalt, ddhn He Ferguson, ‘Prre.Comuiccion: | Mine mecting aijourret te mect st the Uth whereabouts, but efrat arresting her | 1008 NICHOLS. — 1000 ers, L. C. Bailey, dames ©. Cross, © Carcs ordinary Coughs apd Oolds in 6 fow bare,like mix- | Street Presbyterian Church on Monday evening beh also Dr. 5. BD. Howe's agavie: in Tonic Blooe sionets of Washington Asv!n Of the above Mr. Folin 1 | Bext. Fergnson ant Mr Bailey are colored—the former being a tate mortgage on land worth et leeat twice the emoant ‘clataioes the aymem of citizen of G et Fash- 10098 HALFORD caned. ee Silas, balids t right agusreapeend wakes ‘ of Georgetown amd the latter of Wash: mé-te . gre citweh ot pet'th Giidchdsdnt ide 0 ‘blood. Ba ea EE ‘They S eee oo WAPHINGTON, Hones 3, 1873. LEICESTERSHIRB HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging 525s. ° PROPERTY Sacus tx ALExawpRtIA-—Mr. K. "Al is ‘on! M. Lawson purchased vesterday from the heirs is peeves ington on Tuesday, of which the authori- | The having 2.W. ee a two inick warebousce em’ ConenteTeriun (ue | fies in neither place appear to Knew 9 and paereerey ot ana two brick war uses On ©, t, se is are e a s S tween Fairfax and Roval, now occupied by hia, D. Onderdonk, receiver of the funds the in our TABLE SAUCE, and the brick warebouse on Royal street. occn- m3-6t . pred as astable by the Hvdraution fire - the : BELISH MADE litam county. sold h: wince | fa 4 ! S ’ THE VERY BEAT CAUCE AND . Catlett's ining 819 | coupons. ‘The 11 ANT PART OF THE WORLD, acres, to John Howtfner, of for $6. 8 ; 5 i CA Cireuit wat case of Huntle agt. Repay jicax, action for ages for plainti®. Anothet stood this morning three for defendant bine for plaintiz”. anociantenaat Pe Pr a ra Med 4.—At a meeting night at on Jen's Obri-tian Asso- 3 ciation, for the purpos of taking measures to | Vimwos-—The Virginia, establish a new free church, to be supported by a special cummittee of five to ntaung five = exteutant am! seven mae Riot ts thi ‘tg ibutio: voluntary a iba! oe be aed of Speeuew: Pratt and James Gaseaway wer. or the 3 4 mee all devominations L OvT vom Your AtLers.—Many com- bare recently been received Med the f public works at the filthy of the alleys caused by the practice of throwing ashes aud other rubbish in them. The matter ——— r hes been turned over to the superintendent of vR Stock Marxer.—At Drovers’ . amd orders will be issued for the en- | Rest yesterday 318 cattle were offered and 200 aw, by arrest anil punishment | choice sold at and calves soli ~