Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1873, Page 4

The Railroad Agen {PERING PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. al convention of the general rail. ticket and passenger agents’ association » at noon, at Willard’s hall, amd lf bour in session with closed doors, and it is understood that in that time EVENING STAR. | PRIDAYT March 1878. | LOCAL NEWS. — = on | »pesed chan in the constitution were Amusements, #c., Te-night. diene. Mr E. A Foal, of the Attantic and “a ¢—Miss Agnes Ethel in | pacine railroad, presided, with Mr. Samuel Powel), of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy oud, ax secretary. The execut allied tor credentials, and, after examining re i * | those presented, reported the following Condensed Locais, | i LIST OF DEDEGATES: ‘There was hut one case of small pox reported | ©. .Fotlet. Ho LV. & T.H. %6 Gay. and that from Potomac City. North Pa. Mr. Wm. Dickson, of this city, was recently s presented with a large Maltese cross by bi: jicago & A vai pment of &e. ety ent is im Philadelphia. nee: M. & Pitts.; ernor has appointed S. R. Bond a no- - G. Hancock, Phil. & Reading: A. V. ae aeaie, ca sonopen F x nter, M. and H1.; P.S. Powell, S. & 3 R. Johnson, I. 'U. Cin; C.-C. Hunt- né man named Wm. Conden was con- Stage Co.; W. Townsend, T. P. & N. Miss. Central W.: E. A. Young, N. Cen.; John W. : F. Netherland, Ches, & Ohio: FE. A. Brown, B. C.& F. BR. Rj George A. Dudmond, P. W. => J. a Abbott, Erie; the government insane asylum yagte: by Officer Connell. James F. Anilerson. of the government nting office, has received an appointment in the New Orleans custo: ‘The east wall of Grace M. - church, corner ef Sand oh streets northwest, which was re- | W. KR. Allen, L. L. & M.; Thomas Badger, cently blown down, has been rebuilt. - & Gaston; H. F.C. Costilie, 1. L. & P.8.; A unmber of prominent temperance men of | H. T. Bryden, O.& M- Ives, B.C. R.& M5 this city met at Temple of Honor hall, corner | G. G. Sanborn, e Parker, H. & St. ef Pennsvlyania avenue and 4% street, last | Jo; W. Fdgar, Gt. We: H. P. Baldwin, wight, an) perfected the organizationef an as. | Central R. R.of N. J.; A. Pope, W. & W. W. ©. & A. Clanton, Penna. R. R.; 1. D ;E. R. Doney, €. © .b. & C3 Tl ». M. Boyd, jr. & Alton R. as. Teunier Pp. W. sociation to be known as the Washington Tem- Perance Commercial Association. The tollewing re ’ & August republican cluly have been designated to ri Kimball, U sent the club at the grand u: ananen thes 1. W ana ce tt i. Dofour, J. kins. Hi. Godard, George he was but a few » Si has been cared for by a family without cbildren. The lady whom he calls mother has, indeed, given him a . and endeavored to rear » na proper manner. He was never allowed n at large, or doas he pleased. His mother —, the wife of a clerk in one of the éepartments, who, in reality, Is less than a mo- ther in feeling for ber own chikl, while the adopted mother grieves deeply over the faults Of the child she has loved 80 well.” € tT C.C.&1 M. Cole, B. . Brydon, Keo! T S.F. & Kam-as City Kk. R. ‘The chair stated that those whose credential were net presented coukl not be admitted as full members, under the present constitution. He remarked that 47 had their credentials, and 11 others had not. He had the assurance of some of the latter, at least, that their creden- tials would be forth = After some discussion, Mr. Carpenter offered a resojution admitting’ those without credev- tials to seats as honorary members; adopted. ELKOTION OF OFFICERS. The convention proceeded to elect officers, and Mr. E. K. Dorsey, of the Charlotte, Colum- | bia and Augusta road, was elected president, aml Drietly returned his thanks. Other officers were then elected, as follows: Vice president, Thomas L. Kimdall, U. P. R. R.; seeretary, Samuel Powell, Chicago, Burlington and Quii- cy R. R.; exeeutive committee, W. L. Darnley, ss | term;) Ellis Clark, (intermediate term:) 1 ACTION AS ) THE EIGHT-HOUR s¥s eM, ETC. The national labor council held a meeting Yast evening, and J. F. Whitmore, of Winn and Thomas Levi, ALIFORNIA VIEWS. A communication was received from the Oak- lane \abor council, California, inclosing resolu- tiens indovsing the action of she question true friend to th; declaring their conmlence in @ frm friend of progress, and belief that he will faithfully ex designed to rid the country of coulie labor aud snstain the eight-hour law. Mr. A. Davis reported from the com- he sab the raft of an - Thrall, (short term.) twas decided that the next annual conven- tion of the association should be held in the ¢ of Chicago. A recess was then taken until 5 o'clock. This session promises to be the most import- ant yet held, as a new constitution will he adopted, under which it is after representatives shall eneral Grant as | roposed that here- e clothed with full ft asks th niess prom p' i intlacnce of der, iaud mu ? THE WORKINGMEN OF THE COUS- | power by the management of their respective TRY. | roads, to bind them to any arrangements they aed ‘The address catis atten- | way make. y ty of cooperation with the | ee Lively Meeting in the Tenth Distri ECTION OF OPFICERS BY THE REPUBL cies. A meetingof the republican club of the Tenth Il at German hall last night, and rider by Mr.J.A. Jenifer, th yes Madison led in prayer, ing Gol to be with them on the sol AN ©T eve eh hers, and they had found son ditticulty in get te for the 4 at the om—prominent Ww the use of the y ¢ supreme convention, when in es in the exe national conver delegates at proceeded to the election of and Matthew Trimble was and Mr.J. A. Jenifer vice for each | P arge ach congressional iis Major Lacey asked if these officers were to s ; | serve nn Seater oe ee | DURING THE “ConstMiNG YEAR?* ena cil shall continue for the pur- ae barca Sig Ah es my ora continued, saying that he did not think any oue | should be elected who had aided the democrats. James Madison was nominated for sec and Major Lacey said that he could or him, as he tad acted with the demo- crats. Madison denied that he had ever voted on the democratic side. Lacey charged that Maison supported Le Barnes. Madison said that those who knew hun knew him to be « e publican, and that the young man (Lacey) HAD 7 DRAGGED OUT TO THE mn between the rved by cased the ILLS it May Lacey reiterated his charge, saying t - son had declined to vote for Trimble on the ground that it Would injure him in his position of cook, mn was elected, and, ou motion the election was maide “‘yic~ Patrick Curtain and Joseph 1. were nominated for treasurer, but e: in favor of the other. Davidson was Who'll go on Davidwon’s bo Davidson declined test. © Pool. chairman of the na | ©. addressed the union, as also Judge tana. Col. Dyer, of lowa, and ana Champion present it be the Distric haw of this Dist eddy”? Weleh.—""E will.” fer ll go a thousand « tollowing were then elected The Hudson, Dr. A’ Thomas, and J. A. - ticlegates wo the general ‘committee. formal petition to ture, asking Davudson, tes F Hurdie, John Richard Weeding, Addison Banket, Jam tof ¢ Lacey, and Samuc! Huntress, members of the or by the be: executive committee. T. Hines, J. A. Jenifer, tinetly spe | and James Madison, delegates to the emancipa- day's work | tion celebs n convention. Sa council adjo | _ The chair— Don't let any one out until the Voices. WE WANT STGAR.” | | At thix point many started to leave, but the j burly doorkeeqer kept them back. qj om met : Mr. Burke offered a resolution requesting the aunts secomaenselie cas | delegate (Mr. Trimble) to wait on the board of i ve nancipation avai- | Public works and ask that they hurry up the Fy on the tet April next. | contractor on Li) street, from E street to Ohio The meeting was called to onler by R. Ww. | aver ee ' MALE WAS INTROPTCED office of president as an aili- would do what he could to make the organization the banner one of tie Pastrict. He was glad that they had called his attention to the work on 1% street; he would see the board in reference to the matter. (A voice, “See about D street, =") In the legis- lature he proposed to act independent, in the in- terests of the poor men. He fa Jar to the Gray bill, and he believed that member of the legislature would vote for sach # bill, and it would pass within the first week of ‘Thompkine, who stated its objects. Smith wa- chosen secretary A committee of one from each council lists ct ‘as appounted on credentials, and they wr drew with the papers, and during their absence Dr. J. LN. Bowen addressed the meeting THE LIST OF DELEGATES. Soon after the committee returned and ported the following representatives entitle Ist histri 7A; J. Williams, oJ. T. s th ami BF rant, oth. and Joseph Dent; 7th, W: George W. th, Thos. Commodore. K. Tyler, amd in: Inth, Geo. Brooks, Leaac J am! Hensem Davis: fist, J. M! Shiner, VW Maicletor. and W. H. Brown; 2d, Joseph i. Veter Mosby, amd Richard Coie. ORGASIZATION. Arer two ballots Dr. Bowen was declined elected prea dent. Herecemmen asguabbie abent the other officers, some dozen motions aud cOunter-motions being made, aud after an bour spent in raising “points of order,” *+qucs- Hhoyvot privileges,” Ke.. it was decided to leave the nominations to a committee of seven. who were appointed and they retired to consult. A commattee on resolutions Was also appointed. The committee on permanent organization bed. He might have drowned he not been pulled out by @ policeman and taken to the cen- ta! guard-house, where he was laid to rest ou a soft plank. He said he got in the tub to keep from falling out of bed, or being blown out, as it A ay ef = ht, but that the i were so bad he couldn't sleep. Cooper was evj- dently so obfuscated that he ‘mistook the Bava, snapping of the crowded turtles for the treac erous nipping of his accustomed ers, the festive bed-iu; Dox’ Work Bota Ways— ter . and Otho Branse wth, J. A. teniter, | the session. é nes Madison. and Thomas Hines: tith, It | Dr. A. Thomas then addressed the meeti 1.1L. Bowen. amt Wm. Becker: odor en P. Shepherd, and Wm. Gore TO Bevin & Tortie Tu An ine- . Dabney, and | briated green born from Prince George county, H. Edinborough Ma., named Cooper, took bye age ees night m eman, and ©. ©. Briseoe; i6th, S. | @ large turtle tab in front kidleton’s res us, Jammer Leonard, and Johu De. | taurant, on 9th street, thinking it was his little A Reve ware A Me treasurer, Wm. ‘These nominations were confirmed by the me=t- ing. The election of chief proceeded with, and resulted i Le'ee of Joka J was then the arrest ‘Amirew Moore, Edward March, The of the present term of the Ceartes Them: |. Jobe Rowe, H. Sanderson, bal oie! who were for the and John on # charge that on the toth | term » few days since, failed to true bil ist. ¢i did absent theasselvex (rom the -chr. was to right, pew lying at the fot of 614 at., the for mare deserters, said parties men. The intormation was sworn toby Wm. Si. Mount, the cart The warrants wore | asa witness before the and it was ors. arrested - parties, ow wil was able appear. She has, however, be Bs before Judge Snell for a bearing | nearly entirely recovered. It is believed, bow. to-morrow. CaS eS ae -RUGGiar Ligtor Casg.— Yesterday Tee t yu the Criminal Court, Mac. » the case of P. H. Heller, selling liquor > without license, was concluded. saint if the that Me tan p dis heme, on oth, | Convention. _ Lively Serimmage im a Court-Room. S87-TO BETWEEN A LAWYER AND NW TEER. Abont 11 o’eloek to-day. just ber the Ci inal Court convened, Messrs. A. B. Williams avd N. H. Miller had some unpleasant words in the court-room about a book of Miller's which Williams bad in his hand. Miller asked Wil- liams to put his book down, and Williams promptly complied, saying, “Take your d—d old book.” Miller retor with an indelicate but expressive invitation to Williams, which the latter instantly complied with so far aa his pregpiet ge tngiiaoge ngs gees projecting the calt-skin against Mr. M.'s net! anatomy. ‘Th testing parties immediately grappled, na in less time than it takes to write it, were both tusseting on the end of the large table in front of the clerk’s desk, and ink was being freely spilt, but of blood not a drop. There were a large number of members of the bar and policemen present, but most ef them supposed it to be a friendly sparring match, until those who were nearer—among them Mr. 0. S. B. Wall—found out that the contestants were in dead earnest, and tried to separatethem. There- upon there Was a general rush made upon the combatants, and in a few minutes they were dragged away from each other, and order ouce more reigned in the halls of justice. Brawrs —The following b ing permits have been issued by the Inspector of Buildings since our last report: J. b. Lyne, two-story brick fr store and dwell Boall “strocta, George. orner of Monroe and iJehn Lynn, two-story brick @welling worth side of H, between Ist and North Capitol streets northeast; CF. Kublemann, two-story frame dwelling, ‘northeast coraer of Sth and B streets betwe en arthwest street, between ley, two-s ory b 10th street, between F and F streets northwes' B Church. six frame and three brick dwell with French roofs, west side of th street, betw at F southwest; Geory Wo stories wud brick dwelling, Freach roof, east between F and @_ streets — north- West; also, a three-story brick dwelling, southeast gorner of G and 19h streets northwest; i two frame dwellings, two stor’ dwelling in streets northwest; R. J. Fleming, for Governor Washburne. a brick and stone dwelling, two stories ligh, with French roof, northeast corner 15th and Ki street RT. Hom two-story ween P and i fo HH west side of $1 street, between € and D. cast; Jno. H.Knock a went side of i street, betweon V street southwest; dwelling, northwest ¢. streets south: two-story brick back dwelling, ‘ginia avenue and two-story brick it avenue ‘and K ttreet northwest, wit nsard eo. Righter. # one-story frame,north side of d northeast ; rearet Bis Lortheast corner 2th and L streets northw Ramehurg two two-story frame dwellings, son between Potomac and High streets, Webster & Brother, @ two-story brick outh side Q st New d bth street town: dwelling, erse Y avenne ireen, a two ste vom 13th ant A Massachusetts avenne north kler, a two-story brick bat: wt M streets north- story frame dwelling, west side 6th street. between Rand S streets north west; A.C. Whitney. a two-story brick dwelling und tore, north side street, between sth and 9h Ftreet ‘o-story frame gro between tw s dwelling, sonth s Ist and 3d streets ry brick back k dwelling. ne A The Srr named Wn from Baltimore county, was d good and Jawfal green by means f the spiel mark game, by one Asbury Lans- date, another colored i Hopkins, r getting the imitation gold dollars, shop to buy a piece of tobaceo, ar the sell immediately reper’ police headjuarters. -A colored man, st arrived her out of $5, pio Traverens who desire such goods as will stand the hard usage of the b: should buy tronks, traveling bags. Xe., from the large stork and vai to be found at the of and pr of James S. Toph: to Odd Felk wages § L COUR ay, Richa: ng r 1 a Pp osed of S8 in widit shiek b gy mt a € was on trial when POLICE COUR’ Turner ta and Mr. Barrett. 1 t had voluntarily com hat there wery harge t court believing t him; th za against upand ¢ ander his st. The officer bad a warrant issued on informat of the court. but had g rve th fective McDevitt stepped mp s emastody a few fort from thie dian m acharge of highway rob police headquart. Sour frequently . th ¥.aud took hi Bryan has been befor, seee- Tae Bask oF ENGLAND Forcer: ald, arrested in N. yesterday, as forger of the Bank of Englaiml notes, says th ve has been a gross mistake. He pro’ nocence and shows 2 very cool tront.. 1 stated that $19,000 in gold were found Donald's trunk, £10,000 worth of diamon: alarge supply ‘of watches, jeweir: United Statei bonds he obtained of England aggregated $21%,000. fore Commissioner Osborne yesterda and committed for a hearing next ‘Tue: Noyes, the alle; confederate of the ies who committed the forgeries. was up before tx court in London yesterday tor examinati The witnesses for ‘the bank gave their testi- mony, and the case wasadjourned, the prisanear being remanded to gate Tur Cuan Ixeurcerts WaKixe Up. vices have been received at the Navy Depat- ment to the effect that the chauge {om monarchy to a republic in Spain bas cause! a delay in the transportotion of troops and war supplies to Cuba, The insurgents have advantage of this state of aifuirs and bev more aggressive than ever. Large rein ments were expected by the i a — ree oe fresh troops ( ‘only part Promised number) wore landed iat Week fin the islam, ‘This hes en- couraged urgent activeywarfare than hitherto; undertake a more tant me in the eastern Aa- ; hence the imy-n- mts thut have lately taken place department of Cuba. ville to be present at the investi whi it Se, Mi take place before ¢ Vo States twissioner rasiient ow | wi com! im tat he was dead. of the “Grande Du- abrupt close’ bv. the who ei v mayor, who declared it tots onperennsr tae onineriecoene evinced a or Stee enc fey oe eet lent, mm ¢ "t mari the backs.” a Ged &7-The village of Westfield, Wis,, been ‘aiticted by small pox ducing Mowe ba by movebs that the have all been «| 5 peared ip mourning for / young lady of that neigh! GEORGETOWN. A Farmer Disavromrep m Love Hayes Hiesery.— Mr. Charles farmer, a bachelor about Ww, & well-to-do years old, who re- the old west of y by hanging himself in an out-buikling. Itis re- ported that he was tobe married to a ‘hood, a Miss Offut, and that @ tew days since he received a note from her stating that she had changed her mind; that at the time he had h's wedding snit ready and other preparations made for the wedding, which was to take place this month; and that the notire so affected him that he has been in a ds nding state of mind ever since reeeivin; at ‘ing was known of his par- Vewet until he was found anging ny bay neck in is barn from a cross-beam. He had tied the rope—a plough line—over the beam and aroand his neck and jumped from a barrel. Grats Trave.—The receipts of grain to-day were 2,700 bushels wheat by the canal boat C. F. Waters, cot to George Waters. This grain was not oi on "Change at the close of our report; no sales were offered. River News.—The steamer G. H. Stont ar- rived to-day from Philadelphia with a miscel- laneous cargo; and the steamer John Gibson cleared for New York with 300 bushels of flour. THe Macurne Suor or THE 0. & A. Rair- ROAD DESTROYED BY Fire.—About half past eight o'clock last night fire was discovered in the machine shop of the Orange and Alexandria railroad company, corner of Gibbon and Patrick streets, in Alexandria. The alarm was at once given, and in a short time all the engine compantes were on the spot, but owing to the bg difficulty experienced in obtaining water, the flames made rapid headway, and soon the entire structuye was a mass of flames. Finally water was secured, and the firemen went man- fully to work. The flames spread southward, and destroyed ‘the paint shop, (built of wood,} of the company and a large amount of lumber which was piled in the vicinity. All the cars of the company which were on the tracks and in the depot were saved. It was proposed at one time that the Washington fire department should be called upon for assistance, but the isolated position of the shops, and the certainty that they would be destroyed before aid conki reach them, prevented the call. The estimated loss is $20,000, A number of mechanics em- ployed in the shops are thrown out of work. It 18 Su] that the company will at once rebuily the shops. It was reported that the fire originated from a watchman going into the oi!- room to draw benzine, which caught from his lamp and exploded. CITY ITEMS. ¥, Health, Economy insured by using ey’s Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rot! Biseults, e., prepared in ten minutes. ‘Try - 6 Se SS Wirp Cuerny Batsam.—The memory of Dr. Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of thousan!s whom his Kelsam of Wild Cherry has cared of coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form of pulmonary disease. It is now over forty ears since this preparation was brought befor public, and yet the demand for it is con- stantly increasing. fe ® For Buoncniat, Asthmatic and Pulmonary Complaints, **Brown’s Bronchial Troches” wa' fest remarkable curative properties. co} ——— Tux winter having past and the pleasant spring weather now coming on, and with it te traveling and driving season, the public showid remember and patronize the old-estab and practical Trunk and Harness i of James S. e 4 next to Odd Fy * Hall. ‘ir s TN ks, Bags, Shawl Straps, Harness, & and best assorted in the city t -— « A YENING to sce Our hair Mossominz for the grave tooearly. M tel this for ulwi - . HAVE PLEGANT i Buckwheat Cakes, Froit should use Do grocer for it. I ninplings, Powder A CLERGYMAN writing voyage to ncope ve discovered the e of the Atlantic. Syrup have resened “i Dyspeps Vv postponed health’ on 1 ‘Three bottles of Pe é trom the fangs Dyspeptics should drink n of SPE ACT is forsale at wh Stott & Co., 49 Pennsylvani: and by druggists everywhere. t ale by ens, 2w ft fer deca eS ‘NITY at large appreciate the use- "s Sewing Machine. e Sound reer berg indispensable to health and comfort thousands of persone come trom far and near to yisit Dr. White, the wi Chiropodist, No. 635 15th street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails., &<., and advice as * We shoes. TAR Nationa. Sivixes Basx, corner of New York avenme and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. f annum on deposits for each calender monih. anking hours, 9to4. Saturdays, 9 to4 and 6 to 8. - Be, Wittcox & Gipb’s Sewixe MAcuINe. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, ith street, Intelligencer Building. 10,28 eee THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street. Missy Live's Perivs clergyman states thi upon by a man to enild; that th from his horse and kill-«i; that the next day (1 widow came and asked him to preach the funcr- el sermon tor her husband and child, gnd that the next morning she was fatally stabbed ly another woman F Wort Pay ron H N Mr OU RI—A eter. he Tefuses to teke ir of the mar le- ng bette: the stone, to the utter « cutter. SLs severety condemn e standing around ng While eggs are ————————— i BAPIDITY toRASE WITH WHICH are removed and the fovt relieved, ff ailing, from Bunions, Bad Nails, &c., at DR. WHITE'S Katabe lishinent, 539 18th street, opposite the Bresstry quite surprising to persons unaccustomel t+ iethod of operating, which ts entirely different {1 the old-time practice of tearing off the n wing tally oF laneing deep into the bunion, xdistcensinly ful method, one which obliged the sufferer Aud sometimesn crutches, for wecke po doubt tended to shorten life, at far leas pleasautand usefal, but Dr, ok rn, leigh | haere cin little or no pain, no Lose ‘but suitable shoes be w: treatment, even in extreme cases, effe perfect cure; though the fect beivg used so Constantly Corns are liable to come vecasioually with even the Biting shoes, eco mfort health in ay vce and it isawell-kuown many of th m the most honored "and pr i phblic aad pr far and near to visit Dr. White: stablienment many of whom Dr. White has ans aietved berms DRESS SHIRTS. Six PALMER'S PATENT DUUBLK YOKE SHIRTS, ready-made, for $16.50 Six PALMER'S PATENT | UBLE YOKE SHIRTS, made to order, at $18, $21, or $24. LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK. LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. cenh® deren LADIES COTTON SKIRTS at 98 ok QO dozen LADIES COTTON CHEMISES at 8 cob, dozen LADIES COTTON DRAWERS at 78 eal 00 dozen LADIES NIGHT DRESSES ot $1, 3 at LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S, _ftr 625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, N OoTICgE. = ome eran rai 55: a January wen, W3, “ rer are “ jaduatrions Lap sion! think Taos Maryland Conference M. P. Church. CLOSING PROCEED! be The Maryland conterence of the Methodist Protestant Church closed its labors in Baltimore yesterday. Durin; quiring the treasurer of the missionary society to wit the requisite funds from those sions which refuse to deposit with the missic ary society a deed of trust of or other valuable securi their charch property, came ap as unfinished business. 1 E t. Marray offered a ngthy discassion. was adopted: “That all bencticaries of the fund be required to give approved security for the moueys contributed, by some legal obligation, and in default of such security they shall be debarred from any benefit of the missionary fond. That this rule, without exception, shai! be operative immediately.” On motion of Dr. S. B. Southeriand, Revs. J L. Straughn and Henry Bruner were elected to elders’ orders. fein sin of the committee on missions was then and adopted, item by item. Among the items were the following: That Ni , Washington, be continned as a mission, with an appropriation of -$200; that Carroll mission be discontinued; that the Potemac mission b granted an appropriation of $300; North Caro- ha avenue mission, Washington, $200; Al! Saints mission, #100; Alexandria mission, $300. ‘The report recommends the formation of juven- ile mission societies. After the usaal resolutions of thanks and other closing business had been disposed of ident of the conference, Dr. D. Eva ascendca the pulpit, and after making a few feeling remorks, read slowly and in a clear voice, the foNowing 11ST OF APPOINTMENTS: D. Evans Reese, D. D., president. Sations —East Baltinwre, J. West Baltimore, LW. Bates, D 5 1 ‘assistant; South Baltimore, K. 3 vadway. J.P. Wilson; Washingt: nermer, M.D.;Starr church, 8. Lixington street, F. Sw ups orgetown, D. dD. rary assistant; ; Moutgomers, Ala. S. Hammond: Salem Methodist Pre Mv Laure 4. P estant van: Belair J. Bo J. RB Nichol, T. Thompenn, W Cambrid) M.Y w ine, J. Clay; ed; Cecil. Wm. T. Damm 2M Ms Eager: C TF. Corl ewistown, C,H. Litt M_Elderiice; Kent, B ris, BR. L. Lierty E.R. MoGregor; A. Moore, supernumerary assistant: Pocomoke. .aON, Se Tagg. DY Newtown. J.T. La and one to be s1 ‘Strat athvilte. ©. vs mpbeli.to be snppri~! arte i & K wore, 2 » oe from at ret, Drinkhons-; N.J..D Mission, Washington, to. b to be <upplied; Conference D D.; Principal of the T. Ward; Vice P. Aw ne os ern Mary! Ni had been delivered jouried » second Wednes- Georgetown Advertisements. SHE RUSH IS OVER. THE AC rk all ready for del very; res: ble delay in the delivery work daring the past fall, owing to th: Silty of securing skilied workmen in sufficient aanibers. ‘Truly t kful for past favors, having at pi full corps ret-clasy artixans, with every to meet promptly ali demands, I respectfully comtinuauce of the same. W. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUK- ING BSTASLISHNENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.C COAL AND WOOD. _ yo Coat DEALERS. ‘We have several hundred tone of HITE ASH AND yh aad LAY SHAMOKIN FURNACE, BGG AND STOVE SIZES, at the foot of Sixth street west, which we will sell to the trade at wholesale prices, to us in person or by mail. , EDW. CLARK & jaul? T Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal, foot of Fourth street east tif HOTELS. He ABD HOUSE, Corner Gia street and Penne > Wastanzton, DB. C., EB. WOOL st uudergene a series of ments, having been thoroughly. te 7 furnished thronghont, making it at presemt one of t st desirable Hy ‘ashington, Uson HOTEL, Groxouzows D.O, HINN , Proprictor. ‘This Hotel bas been newly ed and furnished . contains ail the modern wements—bot and cold baths, bells, and gas. It is conveniently to- cated, being situated on the line cf the Washington sud Georgetown City Passenger railroad, the cars Awhich, trom the tailroad and steamboat depots, the’ door ev ‘or thi ee ‘his house can reach any of the public uildings of the ‘national capital or apy amusement, &c., by a pleasant ride of afew minuter Persons do: and on the atop att! Hons HOTEL, No. 709 G STREET, yemett Between 77m anv Stu Staexrs T= IMPERIAL HOTEL, a= JAMES SYKES, Proprietor. FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR, Between 13h and Vth streets, usiness along the tine of the sree will nd fe to their advantage charges are low, but the wants and the com. ‘ort ofall gueea wil e carstaly Dforidea we prvvide's good caterer EDS c.° (LLARD, EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D, 0. Spring Opening. OUR OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. A FINE LINE or ENGLISH KERSEY OVERCOATS, ENGLISH MELTON OVERCOATS, BLUE TRICOT OVERCOATS, BLUE, BROWN, OLIVE, DABLIA AND BLACK OVERCOATS, ALL GRADES AND PRICES, the day's session the resolution re- | GROCERS, | BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e._ or In Christ; or the Believer's U: ord: By a. ” Pareuit of Holiness. By Goulbarn. m on ona! Religion. By Goulburn. Thoughts on Pere: on gion uneree | JQOONS FOR THE LEN S. O MARE & so%, elps to @ Holy Lent. By Bishop Huntington. | adh . en Tre Ty | Whelcsale ant Retall Grecere, A Rosary for Lent; of Dovotinnal Readings. | _tncheer: ore B eee oe eecices eee cg, | 2913 Seeemth Siryet Noriewest, tetwom Bend ' M. BAL 1S Teh atrwet 3 “2 TX DOMINGO = History, | “ Gum Tea, TS; ® good article for $1 | Sroka Gunpowder doa bt sorcery beat 8) s Tmpertal Tea, Gc, 78, $1; very finest, § Good Black Ts bree pounds for @1. We biave alae some of the Rest efared tn the Also, an extra English Brewkfast Tea. FLOUR, &c Welch's, Ray, Tenner | Pour, all at sonerae pwn icon a " en pounds Lard for 81 | SHILLINGTON’S BOoKsTonE, niden B, rap, pet gallon. 7c; our best 91 Corner 45 street and Pennsylvania avenoe. Fon pounds Ye Deen 6 — N oe pounds New Pranes. @1. Open Question. By James De Mills r ste, balf bushel for @:1 ~~ Mectenald. Oneng | aapupr cae ition. . Passion in Tatters. By Annie Thomas, Pere French Brandy, per re] | Cheese aud Kisses. By Farjeon, California . . ie ‘an—Woman. By Alexaidre Dumas. Pure Holland Gin : l” Fhe Mysterious Guest. By Mia Eliza Angelica and Mnseate! Wine, por ts Po ady Sweetapple. By the author of an Eventfal Life. | Wiseky, five yoars old ie vi Girl of ‘eriod. What ®. | Sweet Catawba Wive, 82 por gallon. Honeydew learned of Housekeeping. A Two-fold Life. From the German of Von Bellern. The Young Ladies’ Jourual; Moutuly Panorama of The Popniar Se pemivers ©. S. OHARE & sex, tr 1913 Teh etrest Now aed Barriers Beechw: ‘Tril or cory GROCERIxzs prices Rcesev zs. MOHCTN & €O., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Have just received the BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for ar BLPHONZO YOUNG = cos ROYAL KALENDAR, fer 1573. WHITAKER'’S ALMANACK, for 1573. ST, for 1573. BRITISH NAVY LIST. for 1873. SUGARS. (BEST NEWYORK BRANDS } 4) bh Chem Aten apeuel ecos paid to the boarding of horses, z decal ly ISON NAILOR, " RO aect-3y 23 K street northwest. GTON STABLES.—R. iT, JR. An oor, night, asd for weddings or oe "iecaoty ‘ONGRESS STA LES, Sin 8 » Bi Daxn B. 'H STREST. a a 888 «8 Call at once, as Paralieled low 5 1: Mf any definite lengt Ly and Bi for Hi good Horses every week. ———_ jySly RICHARD VANT, Proprietor. was, Eeiters STABLES 1326 E ST. CARRIAGES of the latest styles constants on hand and for hire by the day or month. Parties, weddings, receptions ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co.,. mou and furnished witt the moet tonifortable and elyeant, Carriages.” SereEe, Particular afteution to boarding and Horses always for sale and exchange. deci8-1f MASONIC TEMPLE == — Noste an F et PIANOS, &e. "TSRNING AND HEPATRING. POLISHING .D N PIANOS AND, wear a vanle avenue, | ‘R. twenty years wel Musical Instrument Piaues and | C4 peux te Pri : NUS ” es Mosical Inetrements mtr RRBIES, EXTHA G&STAY EUS, PRACTICAL PiaNO Ma- FANCY GROCERIES. | Finest olf BRANDY “att | Gb FiaNos anp oh ANS. Osser ARG WANES. RUM aod Gis Mined PRES vos sre.sand at NAILN'S Drug store, corner 9 street FRUITS, just artes Imported CONSEE YS ete, Large stock of STAPLE GROCERIES at the very SCHOMACKER & 00.5 PIANOS, lowest prices. 431 ty ES) PHILADELPHIA ss TEAS! TEAS! % GREAT BEDUCTION LN PRICES. Sa Ay ‘t inir and palstable BREAKFAST TEA io fair as per pound. itis “é . pare. 1332 F strat near Am +. GREEN sna BLack wy L. BARBER & CO. . Buy end Seil Beal Estate. S11 Seventh Spp. Post (Mr am TOhr., Rep J B. McGUIRE, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER, jan)-3m _OMice: 1306 F_ STREET USTIN P. BROWN, Corner N. ¥. avenue and ith atree:, Washington, D ©, WHoLEsaL® DEALer 16 LUMBER, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &c., 2c Agraffe. W igen Oommen’ PAMOS ant Praoaane | ET RPER MILLS ca orbeg su ter’ eS Cee rom vasions wel eaaacae Paving purposes dolivured tn any part of ibe Die: Geclotr Piano Wareroom, 423 1th sirect. EAL STARR tone and wit and moro) to- Sao Tetra Teak beamed of, dhe wants bere: Metropolitan Dollar Store. | “hx. teiy Roe eee ona The attention of the public is respectively called to THE TRADES. mm the foliowing very cheap and desirable goods, just Ayame AUD DECORATIONS —aW niboe received: atures, country residence: ; ~pecial ade of , 4 | Sttention given to Tor oo] San Coes a ene = eis meniin, ond | Os HORSE and Wao’ ae, Ladies Chemise, 12 styles, at $1 each. uated 4 Ladies Drawery, trimmed with eaabroider 408R 0 BOGAP, emetectarcr, dtsirabie styles. decd tr Between 7th ang Sh atreea A™™!56S, FLAGs, TENTS. M. G. COPELAND, 643 Louteinus avenue, ome duor east Tih et root AWNINGS for Stores. City and County Beart ncee recherche 4 and ‘LAGS TENTS for sale and revt. wn, 3 length. @2. ‘Apr sa dB conte, ts, at $2 per dozen. Loo dere jet Soap, large pieces, 4 for 25 cents Splendid Rabber Dressing Combs 8 conte. styles Baudeansx for the hair at 20 cents and Large assortment of p 4 MS DECORATED. LADIES’ AND GENTS KID GLOVEs, Al Cana 3 aan in white and cok ANCING CLOTHS. 30 doar Ladin stk -arfe, all colors, 50 cente desirab eS ag ~y My desires te wa Jj E. TURTON, 3 eke. Towel ; : Wasnixeron, D. 0. Racks, Sideand corner Brecheete POP CARPENTER, BUILDER, —— Beautiful Qval Im. Walnut Prames, 8x10, with fo realy geod Chonsce ta tia Walaat a rames, pat tent at | at @1 each. 4 CONTEACTOR. establishment, which he shall be found at e Teast equal to ibe best in ehiogon a2net Ti of tone handsome Orders for House Jobbing, or Ov Jand-tf [Bep., Chron. LACE TIDIES, “Bhggesed Otc . HE BRYANT SOUSE, 4,3,2.and I for $1. street, below I st. northwest. Ti oied on py ty gt Probably the Prvttiet ssortmert of Wallets yoo | ————— Trausieut Boarders will find this house one of tae | Cyt Sh At 25 cents, W ceuts,and §1, worth to look INSURANCE COMPANIES. most desirably and most conveuiently located houses WV |, all steel 1, at 25 and 50 cents. a nent etna ‘the rons are. furnished, well tighted nnd chock apie | Rare args tarict ventilated, and ‘with all’ modern Lome ac- id Miles Sees sand $1. of Ladies” Gent's, and Chil- B. SILVERBERG, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 31% SEVENTH STREET, Rear Pennsylvania avence. F°® FAMILY Us mil0-tr TABLE SAUCE, #OR GALS BY ALL GROCERS. Nicten THE ONLY NICHOLS, : at % 1008 SEVENTH Between K and L streets, Isthe Man who sells | BOSIERY, FANCY Goops,