Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1873, Page 4

SAVED FROM THE GALLOWS. @'Ericn’s Death Sentence Commuted = to Inprisomment fer Life, = | Hew the Prisoner Received the News. EVENING STAR. \ EDNESDAY.. LOCAL NEWS. a usements, £c., To-might. Watt ra Howse-—Miss Agnes Ethel in «Frou Frou.” Theater Com variety entertainment of @rama, song, dance, &e. : Oad FUews Hell—Lecture by Capt. Samuel Adams. It appears that General Butler, (who, it will be remembered, made an mo- | tion for a rehearing of the appeal before the ‘ourt in general term,) together with Mre. Gen. Shermar had : ae AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT a Condensed Locals, ‘The late William B. Todd lett no will. Jodge Kobert Leech qualitied yesterday as auditor of the Supreme Court of this District. yesterday. Chief Justice Cartter was present New coal vaults for the storing of fuel for the | on other business. At this interview Gen. But- Capitol are being constructed between the main | ler made an urgent appeal to the President for building and wings. mercy for ibe precnee, and Judge Cartter Sewer drains are being laid on A street south- | stated that he did not and could not Sedorse te east, between Ist and 2d streets, and sidewalks | ruli of the judge on the |. Preside: on sd street east, between Pennsylvania avenue | Grant thereupon stated that and C street. commutation The alarm of fire turned in from box 34 yes- | for life to be made terday was caused .by fire being discovered in —— the e root of the oiice of Win. Guiuand, No. 623 Lou- isoner in Georgetown, and also to his The flowing pies ce eraned to Wash- | “Sty StS Te ouu compmneeey xa following patents were to - TRE MOTHER r imgtonians yodlaraay :—Otho M. Muncaster, | hastened to the jai! and gave him the cheeri ? adjuster; Stephen A. Buynitzky, cigar- | new: ived the news quietly, . ee nt neem A Reyeieney but brightened up considerably, and last night ey, the coutractors commenced the work This had a sound and Fefreshing sleep. pening the disiributing reservoir of the gton water worksat Drover's Rest above Georgetown. It is proposed to excavate some | and a number of as of Rev. ten oF twelve fees deeper, % Father Roceofort, of St. Aloysius’ church. He The services in counection with the recogni- himself to all as thankful that his life tion of the North Baptist Church and the in- ¥ ° stallaton of their pastor, Kev. E.H.Gray, D. | case had not been received at the jail at ! De Tall fake place this evening at their chapel, | o'eleck a. m., but was expected every wiluuté, on Mth stieet, between R and 8. —-———— At the regular meeting of the Collegiate So- ciety of the National Medical College last night at the college building on H street, Dr. Peck read an interesting essay on ‘the cxcision of the improvements, ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. The contractor for wing of R street with the Phillips round block, has been notified to «ibow joint and resection of long bones,” which | put the work in order at once on said street. Gicited considerable discussion. ‘The general mit of the 4th district ‘The portmonaie of Miss Victoria Trook, | has been directed to stop the barking now being teacher, secondary school, fourth district, con- | done on 15th street north dett enR= taining $36, was taken yesterday from her desk, and the culprit was found to be one of the boys ef the sebool. Det-ctive MeDeviti succeedcd im recovering about half this morulae. Detectives Coomes and Miller yester covert a valuable pair of bracelets west, between Pi sylvania avenue and B street, as it is not being done in accordance with the specifications, The sa: itendent of streets has been direct- ec to grade the alley in square No. 575, between Ist and 2d streets and Pennsylvania avenue and B street northwest. day re- that been stolen irom a lady on I street, boy of The contractor for the improvement of 10th highly respeciable patrentage. At the earnest | street was notified to-day by the board of pub- pleadings of the boy's mother the lady declined | lic works that if his is not pushed forward to prosecute. = at once to , Some one else will be put last sociable of the New England associ- | in charge of i ation took place last night at Marini’s. The ‘The {ollowing was sent by the board of pub- President was present a short time, and Ju lie works to-day: Lake P. Polard delivered an address of wel — Thomas Lewis be or » ep /tisn one irs:—The pavement riageway of beh street northwest, from Penn- sylvania avenue to M street, is notin confor- mity with the terms of your centract, and has come. afer which, he individually introduced the President to the ladies and gentlemen pres- ent. —-* i The Homicide in etown. proven a disastrous jure in every te CONCLUSION OF THE INQUEST ON THE BODY ‘he specifications provided for the la: ingof the OF HAWKINS. | Parisen pavement in aceordance wi pat- Yesterday after our report of the coroner’s | him, which specifications were inquest at the Freedmen’s hospital on the body | violated inevery particular. I now require on ef Denais Hawkins had closed, several other | behalf of the board that this pavement shall be witnesses were examined. put in complete order =o under Mar'a L. Bowen, wife of the accused, about | the control and snpervisien of the patenten, Ww. whom the trouble occurred, testified that she | B. Parisen, before the ist day of May next, and saw the beginning of the diificulty. She met | that the work be comme: e 5th day Dennis near the mouth of the alley, and he | of April next. The di accruing to prop- made use of some very obscene language. Her | owners and the public d that the husband did not say anything. Dennis picked | defects and tmproper work sball be remedied up a rock, and said he bad a mind toknock her | without unnecesssry delay, and the restrictions iu the head, at which she turned and begged her | as to time are mace in view of this fact. Should bnshand to come on home and not sayanything | you not be able to conform to these require- w bim. Hawkins said, “You black — of a ——, | intend to kill you to-night, or you'll have tok ae.” This was on the corner of Bridge and Market streets. Her husband said, “Den- | nis, I want to warn you to let me alone, I will take all, so you don’t strike me.” She then said to her husband that they would not go into the ley until Dennis had gone into his house. m atier they thought he bad gone in the house they went into the alley. After they en- tered Dennis made bis appearance and said, I intend to kill you or you me.’ and made a tat him and cut his pants. Could not say weapou was used. Then Bowea went to ard sheok hua and smacked him, and muis, I could hurt you if I wanted to, n't waut to." She went to her husband | trusted to other parties and the work completed at onee and chi 4 to your account. e “ Gas ver rT eT ats B. Sueruenp, V. P. Board of Health, SMALL POX—THE POUND—THE AILANTHUS BUISANCE—THE ASHES NUISANCE, . A meeting of the board of health was held last night, and Dr. Verdi reported thata branch sewer leading from a row of buildings on the corner of New Jersey and North Carolina ave- nues had no outlet, and moved that it be d clared @ nuisance injurious to health; adopted The health officer, Dr. Verdi, submitted the report of his office for the week ending Satur- nd while she was hold~ | day last, as follows: Small pox—new cases 19, ing him Dennis tried to «trike him, and her hus- | removed to hospital 6, deaths 15. Nuisances band said, ‘Mollie, will you sce the man kill reported 238, abated 200, unabated 29. Dead * and then she let go, and D. ammals and removed 57. He also pre- w stones, am! her husband threw bi - | sented a report of Inspector Craig that a tene- She bad been married to Bowen a little over a | ment house at the corner of 12th and Q month. northwest, occupied by eolored families, is in ‘Ten or a dozen other witnesses were present, | such a filthy condition as to be a nuisance; he but they were not examined. | therefore asked the board to take action. "Dr. Un the conclusion of the testimony, the case | Bliss then offered a resolution declaring the was given to the jury, who retarned a verdict to | premises a nuisance injurious to healtl, and the effeet that the deceased came to his death | directing the health ofiicer to abate sit’ aut trom injuries received on the head inflicted by Abram Bowen, on Friday night last. The cor- ner, in accordance with the verdict, committed Bowen to jail to await the action of the grand sary. 5 sance according to law; adopted. Dr. Verdi stated that he was preparing to put the pound men at work for the season, and he was authorized to employ men and a wagon for the purpose of capturing all animals found o astray. INTERESTING Dectsiow tx 4 Coxptscaten | Dr. Bliss presented a complaint of Wm. Lil- Prorrenty Case.—Yesierday, the ease of the | ley, No. 13 F street, that the ailanthus trees hears of €.S. Wallach agt. Jobu Van Riswick, | 0D the property adjoining his residence are a was di ed in the Equity Court, by Judge Wpule- The facts are, that the property of the late C. S. Wallach was libeled under the contisca- tion act, and his life estate was purchased by nuisanee, and asking that the board remove sueh nuisance. Dr. B. stated that the board had declared such trees nufsarces last season, and that the Yoard of public works had trinimed detendant. In 166, afver the returm of Mr. | such trees in the public streets; but the trees in Wallach, he and wife conveyed the propéfty to | question now, being on private property, they Van Riswick in fee simple. Two there- | Ceciined to trim them. He thought the health officer had power to abate this nuisance; and the complaint was referred to that officer. A communication addressed “to the so-ca'led board of health, who sells stuff at 25 cents a pint to put in your privy,” was directed to be returned to the writer. after Wallach was restored to the full enjoy~ ment of citizenship. and he died in 1572. The nuit was brought by the heirs to nfecover posses: | son us fl operty. mainly on the and that the estate thersin of the defendant was deter- mained upon the death of their ancestor, and that by reason of his share in the late rebellion, | _ Several complaints were received as to ashes their ancestor was disabled by the provisions of | in alleys, and Mr. Marbury said that it seemed the act of Congress and the decree of contisca- | hard that there was no place for people to de- tien above referred to, trom doing any act which could legally affect the reversionary fee in said property. To this bill the defendant demurred zeneraily. and the question of the ancestor's competency to execute the deed was raised. posit ashes, end it would be a nuisance if in the cellars and yards, and if they threw jt out they were subject to fine. He had directed the gar- bage man in Georgetown to remove ashes, and they were — #0. He believed that the gar- The court <iecided that at the thae of making | bage men, with asmall addition to the force, he above mentioned conveyance £@ Mr. Van | could take all the ashes. Kuwick, Mr. Wallach the reversion. | | Dr. Bliss said that this board had commenced ary interest in the ty; that he wes com- | to remove garbage and ashes, but finding the pecent to make valid conveyance, and that the | force inadequate they were obliged to give up lull being brow, a insufficient: uds, | the collection of must be deny ie. Decent ‘and Mr. T. r% Mr. Marbury suggested that if the garbage Lambert ap for the defendant; Mesers. | Was deposited at one or two Pike and J as was in- nson for the plaintiff. | tended, the garbage men could do much more ———_e——_ w rork. . Dr. Bliss moved that the secretary address POE ring of the on Tu Asounatos. | wir. Sawyer, the comtractor, and ascertain if be dharch of the Ascenso Ee et, be- | Wr vend moved pecsident publish tween ed to erect * | im two papers the resolution declarin x Last Sa a nuisance, with a requ Pe sd te the church h parties either trim or e them: oe ean was held at the ehurcB; | Sdopted. in Two Surrs ror Divorce.—Me-ss, Closs pari ; apd Thomas bave enterey a gylt for divorce for Tt was; that one-eighth Lb Of al! sums subscribed woakl be required Antonio Varalla agi. Fanny Varalia, in which three months, thus extending t! states that ‘married in New time for payment te two years. Mr.J. M. ‘ork on the 3ist of h , and he charges Sind took fun fone to the amrent of | ile, dshonesttte; tat see has gives Reraalt nd took further subscri to the amount of , ‘ $5,300. Before the clots of the meeting this | up to adulterous pipetines nith wetioes partion, ing Amount was increased to nearly $5,000. Amo: the contributors were Misses Ta and Lizais — one Jose Masseni. ir. re ‘Williams has entered a suit for di- Marshall and Miss Carrie Howard McCallum, votce for Lewis Hanf against Rebecca Hanf. % years old, who gave #W cach, Petitioner stetes that he married defendant in bes ————— Georgetown in Fe! that from of that year she has been S itual Appi TIONAL THROUSa#Cosngetions Nortu, : of the nd he charges that in August, 1872, the de: fendant did commit in Georgetown, imes and places. and also at other P Kast anv West.—The cont timere and Potomac an Northern Central with Philade' vhia, Wilmi and Baltimore rail- Pood ghey oy tere po —apsemee oo Sa Sorth. | , PROFESSOR Tuomas Tatton and daughter ern Central with the Philadelphia road will be | last ¢rening held one of those laid about April 1th. The contractors have rm commenced laying the track in the tannel con necting the Baltimore and Potomac with the | of the comets by the hese of Mag Teer the line | and literary efforts, Among those who last eve- have through traine by this line from this city | BIDE contributed to the, entertainment of the So alt petpcipal pointe marth, cant and Gobright, of the Associated Press, and others. 3 Dr. Duncan read an interesting essay on “Rec- reation,” and Mr. Gobright some amusing sketches, entitled “Echoes of Childliood.”” postin enn Svrt AGarnet 7 Cireuit Court, Chief’ tday afternoon the trial of Redmond vs. the which the rool pan} to em com, ng the | blast rock aU a. point oa land. wan Ju the year Ist6 he was appointed military alleges that sorekeeper at the arvenal, which position be ‘one of his fellow held until 1961, when he resigned —, leaving | Untimely, and he the city, msively in tanner, ‘The case was still In progress to-day. Dusineas in Schenectad: . a v iy. ceremony—A string of private fy nobody inside en ment for petit larceny. A ments, the repairs and comp'etion will be en- | them, following a | which there is 785, @8.000; FB to 2, - ie ogee 4 ; abd part C, square 12, . E. ustee, to 8. Proctor, part sub. 9, sunare to A. BE. MeDonalt, 160;'T, A. Mitchell to ©. C. Barr, part Wie PF Shnson to Teabetia R. Van Sort. rt 2, square 691, 1600; James a jt4t0 ~D. Catanugh, sub. WW, square 435, 3—; teo.'B. Bradraf, to same, same property, $1.60; N. Flanstursh to B."D. Sholes, sab. #, square 769, $2,000; Shoica,to N, Flansburgh, same pro ,W ; Jones to Rev. . Boyle, sub. Sust to" M. Kelly, ube. 34 Sallie N. Gadsby to James . Bradie; Sar setae uare 5 Haight, “sub. 8%, sunare 234, 3. Fantwood to E. E. 0. Woodward to |. C. Mil b. ‘Be Cleeoite ts Schneider’ : Torts ware 952; S74, Catharine A'iteed, west Balt to Schneider, same Schneider to F. Schneider. livabeth 8. Sete wt Ether fo. B-Hixiee i $2. iiburn to W. BF. arch 10.—J. BE. Herrell et al., trastees, Guuningham, part lot 15, equarc 7%, @o66 James to George ; same to nary pent lot 1, square 794, ary, A; jorby, part lots Taree trustes, to J. W. Boucher 4£0, Se We Sand parti, square 4, $1.21 & 5 and Weaver, Fy saealgpee. ty doa. Blotch 46,’ square Marc 12. h Thorndike, register, &e.. Suffolk, t al ro} ° q in, S—; W. W. Dugan and James Barlo to Bradley B. \r- su ow and 0: Hartley north half’ sub. 4 square 188, . Fow! Buchler, paris and 9, L. Carbery, trustee, to square 685, £5,723; lots 9 to 12, square 10, $1,000; ard lot Ashford, trustee, et al.,to Shirman, sub. 48, Smith, to F. and 165, 5, to R Burne, part . ; ker to Jane McIntosh, part 3, square 68), 31:40; Angelica Simpson to Margaret K. Simpson, part 1, square 435, I—j y KE. Brown, lot 1faquare 37, h Lee to Eliza: W. Emerson to to and part 5, square 330, beth Lees lot's square sto WG. Yateman, in trusty ml part li square 16. §—. . March 14 —A. Rothwall to James Fraser, lots 1 to 9. 14to 6, 19 and 29, snare 833, —; G. W. et al to same. Jo: 16.17, 19 and’ 2, H.0. Joh property, myuare $88, §2.15)A- Hen slot 9, square 421, ©4100; Little, part lots 10 und 14, C.C. Burr to H. B. Philbrook. ——; W. Gunton. trustee. to 1 13, square 759, $6.649; Becker. part lot 7, square 359, part Jots 23 and 29, square 498. ih to Wim. Barthotomae. part lot H. Egan to J. A. Waiter, part L. Parkhurst to J. W. Orme $ * hiffely to 8. square 1,109, and to C. A Ball, sah. A, «quate Young to Martha Becker, sub. Stickney & Plant, trustees, to J Square i 87.550; Catherine L: Tones, qnare south of 181, Julie H. Whitney, part 1, <quare to E.o. Carrington to James Carter, part 1, square 69, $210. 30; Be OUNTY TRAN George W. Keating to John G. Stephenson, lot 14, tty Prospect, 238; John Van Riswick et al. to cis Feaick part of Clucn Course and Janes? Sith. contalting Hsacres, £1-3%; James E. Baruall to George Babrook, lot. 35, College grounds, §1.10; W. BR. Webb to J.T. melo its bieek tT, an Hill. $25); Jolin Payne to Edward Wil y feet land near Clark's farm, ®% ERS. 3, lot iy Union. ndrew Hamoek h on old Bastern branch 2.30; Howard University to Andrew Langdon, part ‘of subdivision of John A Smith's farm, ertate of Charles Miller, called Jamaica. tn 2 on a Fes y i half Yor 33. s lot 25, block ¥, Meridian Hill, Sarah Keating to F) Vogel, lot 11, Prospect in F. Lo tou er, jot, a peaitenbai on a j James ¥. Yates to Wim: 7," ‘Beall 7,000; Sain Fans. tot on Market Sid bet serertes 02.900: M. laria Porter to James J. Por: * - H. ter, part itty & Haw- ive, t0 Michael Mr: i60; John Davidson Beall’s widi- part Hiame, part 133, ion, $3,500: FJ shoemaker to oO. —; Beatty & in's addition, 9275. eo THE CRIMINAL court, J tdge MacArthur —To day, a “ Timothy De! with asaguit with intent to ki John was found not guilty: It appeared ‘neviderce that’ Hays had struck the father of the - Carringien aud Carrington f Frederick B. Dickson was tried tor va water: plu; longing to the government. yiated an sentenced fo oue year in t judge ir, im pase 4 orca: sion ‘fowarn ‘ach jank doslets = mpg gS ae resume wi * "i eres that it was to them that so much petty thier a % they did not buy, less wonkd be ne Mr ft Miller ‘entered'a’ motion to. s ; Judgments by defaatt in District of Co lumbia cases =e from the Police Court. The object is to obtain the opinion of the court as to the legality of the exaction of docket fees. FOLICE COURT. Judge Snell To-day. Sarah q With an assault and battery o ies ‘aoven by cutting her bend with s whitker 2) and costs. Stephen Middleton, on George Ruf: $5. Frederick pencer; in, @ Vagrant, wassent to see Nover Featcres or a Divorcr ©: 1x Jensey.—The chancellor and vice cusucellor have signed an immediate reicase who been in confinement C since the Ist day of August. under a writ of ne exeat. The wife of Noll had filed a bill of divoree, and Noll carried away his child to Canada, and was imprisoned on the . ‘The divorce suit will be argued ‘ilson the complainant. an: for the defendant, on Apcil 1, at Trenton. The case will ra many novel features of law and fact. detective, who is aa with suborning testimony to prove the act of adultery, will figure in the case. Wasnrxotox, Cixcinnatt anp St. Loris County, one of the directors of tho Washington, one of rec ‘i Company, is now road ods of release from damages from 8 assault abd battery Socizty.—A female - Bev neh Fine rx Norvotx, Va.—An ince in peewee, Ves onday, Consisting of James Little's a the fe consisti restaul 2. Clem rooks’ ts , and @ portion Biggs & Co.'s cotton Sorensen ‘ally insured. Loca, Option Dearu.—Mr. Pnilip ae i Tae E:rout Hove Questiox.—No action was taken at the meeting called last night to settle the eight-hour question in New York, about dimeutty between the master carpenters and employes. GEORGETOWN. GRarn TRadg.—The firstrecelpts of grain by canal arrived yesterday ovening by the follow und EF. Whecler ith 3,181 bashes of weal, Doth cons to « Waters. A.S. ith $,000 bushels F i wheat, F. B. Hartley, 1,760 bushels of wheat and 1,700 bushels of corn, and B. Talbott, with 2,500 bashels corn, Sil to Hartley & Bro’ Medley. to HM. Talbott, with 2,300 bushels of wheat.’ The demand on was ems rr gee were ined for all ot omg an 5 bushels strict! wi k ed wheat bushels white corn at Gic., and 1,700 bushels of yellow corn at 60c. IurRoveMEyTs.—We notice near the market, leted, wilt make mautfest the grost beneds 5 make of the improvements. vikieaEH PRESENTATION TO A MrNtsTeR—The Ball more Sun of this morning says :—“"Rev. co » D. C., to ouch be is about to Boley gee of bis friends rday nted their late pastor with a dozen silver dessert spoons and two silyer butter knives.” THE rime yesterday afternoon Was in the Georgetown Ecliege bi und, and a con- I fence was burned; ALEXANDRIA. Rev. T. A. Dayis, colored, who has lately been transferred from the charge of Roberts Chapel, in this city, to Ebenezer Church, in Wi ington, = at he received as kind treatment from the white ple of this city as he ever did from those of the country in which he was born, Canada, or those of the north. SALE or Woop Lanp—Green & Wise. real estate agents, sold on y last, for W. H. Hutt, esq., a tract of wood land Tying 12 miles from Alexandria, on the Aleandria and Fred- ericksburg railroad, part of the old Chichester estate, containing 34; acres, to John Jackson, of Canada, for #5,000. Tue Wueat Cror.—The farmers are com- plaini: <f = = hth hae pong onthe —— crop. The freezing a: aw ing of the gron: is very damaging to it, and the high witie ane having an injurious effect in blowing the soil from roote; Savy Pox.—Another case of small pox hes been discovered in the house on Henry street, between King and Cameron, in which a case was reported yesterday.— Gazette last evening. —__ Maryland Conference M. P. Church, SIXTH DAY. Conference reassembled in Baltimore yester- day, Dr. J. T. Murray in the chair, The open- Ep eo fous exercises were conducted by Kev. J.L, Straughn. THE COMMITTEE ON SARPATH SCHOOLS recommended that monthly prayer meetings be he'd ineach of the schools, that the practice ot memorizing Scripture by each scholar be at once restored; Rev. R. Scott Norris, Dr. F. Swentzell and Mr. L. B. Bates be appointed & committee to secure a list of the most ap- proved Sabbath school books as a guide for those selecting libraries: that uniform lessons be used in all the schools; that the annual con: ference Sabbath School convention be conti ued, and that R. Scott Norris, F. Swentzel!, and Dr. E. J. Drinkhonse be constituted a com- mittee on arrangements. The report was adopted. THE BOOK CONCERN shows debts of $10,650.58, and credits to the amount of $0,995.98, leaving a cash balance of 3654.60 in the bands of the k Directory. The assets are to the amount of $6,628.95, while the liabilities reach $105.32, leaving the present value of the Concern $6,523.63. ‘The special committee to whom was referred certs'n papers in reference to PROVOSED CHANGES IN THE CHURCH PROPERTY Law, reported that in their judgment the articles as amended should receive the sanction of the body. The changes which it is proposed to ree~ ommend to the general conference are, tirst, to extend to the female members of the different charges of the church the right of voting when the congregation contemplates to sever its con- nection with the Methodist Protestant Church; and, second, to amend the articles of incorpo- mended for the reason that in many instances large number of the female membersof acharge have paid for the church property, and when a few designing men, who contributed but little for its sustenance, wish to transfer it to some other denomination, Mg may «do so without consulting the women. ‘The second alteration is fayored on the ground that the property for which the conference has paid sometimes out of its hands by a vote of the members. The conference then adjourned until half- past 7 o'clock in the evening. AT THE EVENING SESSION the selection of the time and ea of the next conference was proceeded with, and en motion of Rev. T. D. Valiant, Georgetown, D. C., was chosen as the place, and the second Wednesday in March, 1s74, as the time of the meeting of the next annual conference. ud. W. Button, of taternal messengers the Virginia annual conference, then ad- dressed the conference, and explained the em- barrassing position of the Virginia district, and asked for ministerial supply from this confer- ence. The conference then adjourned and resolved itself into @ superannuated fund society, Dr. D. Evans Reese, president ex-officio, in’ the chair, The following were elected as officersof the society: President, Dr. D. E. Reese, presi- dent ex-officio; Vice Presidents, Dr.'E. J. Drinkhouse and Rev. H.C. Cushing; Treasurer, Dr. Zollickoffer, and other office: &7 Two San Francisco school-mistresses have been suspended for using bad language. Women are ually working into all the profitable pelitical clerksbipe m ‘Micnigan, s7-Mrs. Mi White is at the head of a sect at Battle Creek, Mich., called ‘Seventh Day Adventists.” s7-The female servants of Ottowa, Ont., are —- * oo to regulate the prices of ic labor. &7- The Baptists of Louisville hay i acommittee of women to labor for ‘veces’ lization of the German population of that v CITY ITEMS Fixe Hatr Hose, in handsomely polished wooden boxes, $6 Genuine Ga ot 75 cont Good En; 9 Desirable! Suspenders for 35¢. and 30c. Fine Suspenders and Braces from $1 to £2.50. Geo, C. Hexnino, 410 7th street northwest. —-—— For Broncniat, Asthmatic and Pulmonary Complaints, ‘Brown's Bronchial Troches” mani- test remarkable curative properties. e03 gtthoiae db okt ens In 18 SADDENING to See, OUF nok eed fe ve tooearly. More espec! women feel this affliction, ‘and it iseven a Cat de- formity to them than to men. Ayer’s Viger removes it, and restores the hair sometimes, but its original color alwavs. eos W = dozen. ‘the oity, and at fm.w.&s ge Witp Curgry BaLsam.—The memory of Dr. Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of thousands whom his Bape of beefed Espen | coughs, ‘consam| or some of Sclmowary disease. It'is now over years since this was the publi ‘and yet demand for wana) : the To HAVE ELEGANT 18 and near to visit Dr. pg ye emote. Se Ot ae opposite the and advice as to suitable shoes.’ ee ——_—_@—__—_—- Taz Natioxal Savines Baxk, corner of New York avenue and 15th 6 per ct. Beating bows, Sto Saturdays, 4 and 6 Muicor,& Guus devine Macumrs. The Batis hoopekirt and oret taciry, street, ‘THERMOMETERS and are repaired and made to order by Hompler, near 4% street. BOOKS, STATIONERY, 40, _| GROCERS $3 FOR THE LENTEN SEASON. | Cc 5. O'HARE & SOR, \~ (oipe to a Hi, Bs Bichop Huntington. Botan oare Tie arT nt Beatin. Wholesale an? Retatl arecers, ristian Companionship for Retired Hours, | 2213 Seomsh Soreat Northwest, sete Mand ¥ Beadi | in Ch oF the Believer's Union with bis Lord Pbassuit of Holiness ureult of Ha Though! y u 5 seh aN MEATL! st ‘st u bg Pe cube marlt ae Meo, ged, Soe; cheice tet wary Bnet, BM, M DYEING AND SCOUR- | x MUNG RaTaBLISH MENT. B' POSTED —Sa tA Domisee Biscrs, oereeecior tata for in Fee eadietices ef al Tee, Gc. 7, GT. very nent, jan? 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.O Lh, jure, tice, Fiuance. == as a oan aes Set 160 Engravings and M. have alee soi" of fusat Tir STOCRMAN E SON, cor. th and Tats, | tala COAL AND WOOD. © COAL DEALERS. ‘We have several hundred tons of HITE 48H AND biayy ag CLAY SHAMOKIN FUBNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES, the foot of Sixth Also, an extrs English Broakfast NEw Books! aT SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 45 street and Pennsylvania avence. Open_Questic James De Mills. Hover Paicouer” By George Mesiovalt, Cheap BRANDY, GIN, & bottle " Pore French Brandy, per , Rasion tn Tatters. By Annie Thomas Californie = “ = Kiews. By Farjeon. Pore Holland Gin “ ie petite Angelica and Museatel Wine, ‘s Mysterious Gocet. Miss Whisk > five years old, right 4 - a Sweet Catawba Wine, 2 per gallon. C. 8S. OHARE & Bon, _fet0-tr 1913 Teh street Bw. PRicE List Sctepee Monthis, No. 10. All the back at fe ‘The EY tock s, mad APER, PAPES, soe ie G@ROOCERiIns Riceane B. MOHUN & €O., ar BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 4 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Have just received the eal ALMANAO AND COMPANION, for BOYAL KALENDAR, for 1973, WHITAKER’S ALMANACK, for 1873. BRITISH IY LIST, for 1873, BRITIQN NAVY LIST, for 1573. REMODELED, REFURNISHED, FIFTY PRIVATE BATH-ROOMS, AND ELEVATORS ADDED OPEN NOVEMBER 9, 1873, J. ¥. CAKE, Proprietor. ELPHONZO VOUNGS & ros. SUGARS. (BEST NEWYORK No. 709 @ STREET, sema-tt Between 71m avo écu Streets. Yo IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Proprietor, FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENTR, Banecen 1h and th streets, Wasnrnetox, D. 0. dect-ly ie Thankfol to the public for generous patronage im | Q ELINGTON STABLES —R, ORUIT. J Richest Gece tree | A renee Merete EAR. | cane ome necnina marae Sabin ties. = weet | paralicied low prices for any defiuite leseteey gee for pry PHEREELE ATA es ASH. NAILOR’S STABLES 1396 E &T. to W CARRIAGES ot the latest styles constantly The rooms are neatly furnished, well lighted and op band os fgutilated, and provided with all’ modermhome ac: | ,, Parties, 5 o~v9 MASONIO Tem rrcelee sttention to Searding Meera aan parLe, S. * Sapiens FOREIGN AND DOM baKey abt ie: “ATAE riteer bas oO} cought Paha 100 Ba LS BEI 10 BARRELS ae EDUCATIONAL. 18S L. FLETCHER’S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG opus ARLINGTON,” VERMONT AVENUE, T. BOESSLE & son, PRorRiErors. ocls-1y C ©. WILLARD, “ EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D, oO. Spring Opening. LHOLS N 1cH ’ THE ONLY NICHOLS, at 1009 SEVENTH STREET, Between K and L streets, Is the Man who sells HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c., &c., At such reasonable prices that it will pay to give him a call. mis \O8T WONDERFUL baie THE 1924 CENT Dr. 8. D. Howe's Arabian Milk Cu: For Consumption, Cures ordinary Coughs nt Conte, in afew hours,tike | Dr. S. D. Howe's 5 Ayabian Tenic Bleed Which fs paret cleanses the system ae ar Rie, Gude it Fight ‘sdusre up, aud makes “ i a} ” bee ‘General Debility,” “Lost Vitality,” and “I Cnallense the Nineteenth Century” To find tts equal. OUR OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. A FINE LINE oF ENGLISH KERSEY OVERCOATS, ENGLISH MELTON OVERCOATS, BLUE TRICOT GVEBOOATS, OLIVE, DAHLIA AND BLACK OVEROOATS, ALL GRADES AND PBICES, at BABLE BROTHERS, llr Comer Irn ann D Staeets. BLUE, BRO’ PugcovERY or __REAL ESTATE AGENTS. | Se ou sty opp. Post Office. uber Ome LSC E ohne Eee iN P. BROWN, A“ Bi. ¥. avenue and teth street, w: ev Washington, D. 0. Osh aee oe DEESS SHIRTS. Six PALMERS PATENT DOUBLE YOKE Guat, Store & Co.,480 Feunaylvanin arenas | siitgre aedeto onder oe ees Soe ee reeed, “To Tits bramchied Get lear %.D. Guwax, 687 Penneyivantaavence. Saice latly Wok Bees each ae ee tM a et ‘ave. and 22d st. : LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, SSS ; BL Davis & Co lath and U atroets, THE TRADES. 3 Bison, LH strecte, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. = D. gS 5 Oo 8, Penna, ave, A for stores, city yee ; tention % Perey ats) a Pe sett ncntimest LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. | Pattss: — 8 4 Ivaniaave.andSist, | 100 doren LADIES COTTON SKIRTS at & ne adda Marte Breton, Witraxp Georgetown. febit-whate | “nts each. doc8-tr Between 7th and 8th 100 dozen LADIES COTTON CHEMISES at 8 cents each. 60 doren LADIES COTTON DRAWERS at 75 cents each, 100 dozen LADIES NIGHT DRESSES at $1.3 ar AWaines, FLAGS, TENTS. M. G. COPELAND, 643 Louisiana avenue, one oor east 7th street. Fo® FAMILY Uss. THB LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S, HALFORD {19tr__ 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CARPENTER, BUILDER, LEICESTERSHIRE aso OORTRACTOR. Metropolitan Dollar Store. TABLE SAUCE, The attention of the public is respectively called to the following very cheap and desirable goods, just received: Ladies Skirts, tucked, made of prime muslin, and THE VERY BEST SAUCE AND RELISH MADE Li ANY PABT OF THE WORLD. Latics Chemise: Mb siyles, at 91 cach . alice Chemise, at 82 enc ean bry rami Sr tuckcd, ‘beet msline Sell meus dnd taal roR Srerpbie ss i. . jobs at Sant 50 cents, FAMILY USE. Eien Che ace styles Bandesnx for the hair at bo ceats and §2. assortment of ce, Des LADIES’ AND GENT'S KID GLOVES, in white and colors, #1. — . aii Senin ollcd Walnut Frames, In ts. Gol Bente tas Wortnorn:Peatae. an. |. A 22 In of thos handsome Ocaspang furnishes to the public an investment LACE TIDIES, convventonce, aad the high ovedit af) Sree all “B:Somis the Srctticet assortment road bond, with the solidity and safety of a real ee- ever seen at 25 cents, 80 cents, and 8! tate mortgage op land worth st least twice the amount a, good, all steel Sclesore, at 25 and §9 cents, ‘They are offered et par tm currency,ané yied a4 HANDSOME PROFIT to those aGuremal ert = Satharotaed ons. ‘The bonds are e first and caly oe the 2,5 pole! or average 28,000 acres to each mile of track. B. SILVERBERG, are tesued tm Génemtnations from gi te | AIETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, iiss Coupon, and gies ta Registered, ae STATES fax ‘Tho somi-ennnal interest on the Registered Bouts GOLD CHECKS, sent to the past office All Marketable Stocks snd Bonds received in ox- scl peg Phich | ‘change, without expense to the investor, at their imme practios of tees mene: pie at tt bo go shoclens, | [RDS FO! —CAKABI JAX COOKE a COL ha arias CHINESE TEA HONG ¢ Has removed te 613 Datres, Between 6th and 7th, north side. ‘TEAS cheaper than ever. No rent to pay. fedl¢-Sm L. BEXJAMIN, Propricter.