Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1873, Page 4

TAR. "EVENING MONDAY... LOCAL NEWS. ——_—. —__—_ Ammsements, &e., To-night. ter Comique —A variety entertainment of Grama, song, dance, &e. * Ged Feltows” Heil_—™M Paradise Lost. ~ so Condensed Locals, Yesterday was Passion Seniey im the Catholic churches. N. Sabtath is Palm Sunday. During the of Saturday last several trees ‘were uprocted im various parts of the city. Archbishop Bayley, who has een sojourning im Florica for several weeks past, is expected to return to Baltimore this week. Mr. Allen Dorsey and W.T. Nailor have made 2 trotting match for $500 aside, mile heats, best two in three, to be trotted on the 25d of May. ‘The Louse that burned down in Potomac city last night was vecupiéd by Abraham Scott, colored, ata the fire is supposed to have been the work 97 an incendiary, loss about $0. The American Tract society held its 48th annual aie at the Metropolitan Presbyte- tian cburch, Capitol Hill, lastevening. Vice President Wilson presided and made a short address, after which Rev. Dr. Shearer, secre- tary of the society; Rev. Dr. Seibert. of N. J; Senator Ferry and Judge Strong delivered ad- dresses. A mass meeting of Sunday school children and teachers was hel last night at Lincoln Hat, composed of pupils from the various churches and the orphans of the Protestant home. After prayer and ng, Mr. Warren Cheate gave a revi sons for the past three movihs. Addresses were also delivered . Merrick. . Dennis O'Leary, arthy, and Martin of the recorder of deeds rporation of «“The Benevo- jon of the District of ¢ which are therein mutual improve- for Friendship’s A VORMER RESIDENT OF WASHINGTON sTAns A PRIEND IX ALTOONA, PA. The. Jobneto fee says ©n Friday last, at noon, James Carroll, merly of Washington, but for the past vara Yoarder at Mower's. in Altoona, Pa moolder by occupation, was drank b ite at dinner be made an effort t stab a man from Pittsborg, by the name of William M. her knife. He had a buteher knife a carving knife im Ris pocket at the The only thing thateaved Straub, was Straub, the name of J. Cloyd Sce of the Altoona je to go to work, He then ‘arroll’s atten ed to Krider and said:—* Kriee we were always the best of friends! ing to Krider, the man Straub left Carroll then said to Krider:— better th: He placed a titer, and, drawing his chair up. side fe then said to Mrs. Krider remarked to him He then bert I must.” He answered: ler said te all the time lanzhing), 4 remarking, oked up in then said “€ nto Krider's i Krider itatae ped ap. as none by Car- (ter, and rei Ovly a taste!” and Mrs. Me Mrs a of the citizens of South of daty which they owe otection We hare no pr + and bave com rom the thu 5 Ivania avenue until I arr: thand B s southwest, I have never ye t a police ©. If some- thing fs x e at once we have fully deter- Btne lane t 2 reclves into a patrol, or vi '€ comtmi(tee, if o8 of tar e Culorady sap jewelry. The opal for the hed 2 4 i emporium, e. in interesting to strangers t r Mr. J.W. Past.< Mr. J. W. Plant, undertaker, his new business wagon tri silence, ith street, betw o his stable, was abrown ont at at alley, p.m. yes lored man euul's salon on and T streets, duriag Lthe white man was severely wounded on the beat billy in the hands of the colored man. Th an was picked up and taken to Mr. Daicels’ drugstore ant his wounds dresae:! but was unable to tell she name of his assailant Officer Raines reports this morning « fre fight between some white and colored roug « yesterday afternoon at Mount Pleasant, daring Which a cotored named Stanley pistol and razor, but was prevented from usi: + « at by the approach of the efticer. meted uh nea BOLIC BENEVOLENT Socts ting of the pe nts of sever be votent organizgtions was by Lt fu the basement fiall of the Church immaculate Conception for the purpo forming # anion of all the societies for } ‘The Rev. Father MeCartiy ex i the plans asd purpares of the union, and after a full b fi eT ow the subject with the del. © different Catholic socicties, meet at Carroll Hall on the second lay evening in Ap Forer avons werrrogrovs exatsir arrive bere on Wednesday next, and exsibi he oth street lot, afternoowand evening: daring the remainder of the week. ich ment bas been greatly enlarged during the past sea- von, and now consists Of two menageries, two museums, aud a double cireus company, re- Jmamumoth tents for exhib! ” ——_——— Orzsine op Bips vor Casixe rye Sita- soxray MuszcM.—Bids were opened on Sat- last for casing the mew maseum hall of nstitution. urda: the Siithvomian i G. Weaver, Perry G. , colored. in W; bad a further hearing on Saturday, the case was postponed to to-morrow.—Rult. aie Mesans. WoLvorn & tion to their anuual openi day. April tet. when they new stick of apr have been made to thelr advertisement, BERG invite atton- of stock on Tacs oy Po an “ntire goods. Large additions carpetdepastmeoni. See at am | = \ aE WORK OF THE DErSCrIVES. March 21, s73, THE BRUTAL mui The Inquest To-day. Arrest of the Supposed Marderer. His — Henry |, Young, Alias Since Saturday the prinespal topic of conver- sation bas been the late atrocious murder in Armory square, and all day yesterday crowds of persons visited the spot marked by a pool of bleed six or eight inches in diameter. There were probably six or eight thousand visitors to this place, but the corpse, which remained at the central guard-kouse, was viewed by cota- ratively ow persons, only tho. friends of the Heceased ‘and who had business there. ‘The body was attired in a suit of black, white shirt and black necktie, and was placed in a handsome walnut cofiin, with ‘silver handles and trimmi The remains will be sent by the undertaker, Mr. Buchly, to his late re+i- dence, near Woodstock, Va., to-morrow mora- ing, in charge of his personal friends. ives, Shercned ibe wegher a cca Sergei ing visited every! from which a aan ecu be. obtained fn- cluding seedingly small, and were gone- which were exceed , 2 Tally supposed to bees heen theue of a female, they alter consultation adopted a theory of the case, and went vigilantly to work. They soon made up their winds that SOME NOTORIOUS PARTIES, . who hang np about “Willow Tree,’ iting, “Tin. Cup,” and “Louse” alleys, and soa-- times seen about Mrs. Shea's, who, it will bé recvliected, killed Officer Doyle, knew some- thing about the murder. THESE PARTIES WERE WELL KNOWN to some of the first precinct Officers, and on Saturday night several of these officers were on duty in ‘citizen's clothes, working umder the direction of the detectives. Up to last night the fe mire 3 parties had been arrested, some being locked up at headquarters, and othe the central guard house,care being taken in each ease to keep them trom conversing together: Henry Dorsey, alias“ Big Six,” Samuel ime y, Themas Hawkins, Robert Johnson, Andrew Jackson, Jerry Johnson, Jenny Peck, Margaret Marphy, the latter was afterwards Teleased. This morning Coroner Patterson appe red at the statson-house, and at 10 0’clock the jurors were called as follows: Jonas B Ellis, Robert Hardon, Henry King, Jacob Veihmyer, Samuel Shreves, John Dunn, Henry Stui , Wm. Horner, Wm. Wolf, Charles H. Kehler, Wm. H. Clark, and Frederick Meyers. Mr. Clark failed to answer, and Mr. Edgar Beach was sworn in his place. THE TESTIMONY Rs phouographieally reported by Mr. Jas. 0. Clepbane for the government. ‘The first witness eworn was Columbus Scriber, colored. Witness resides near the corner of Sth and E streets, on the Island. Was on his way home from a lodge meeting, having left the | ledge-room, on 1ith street, below the avenue, about 1y or ti o'clock on ‘Saturday morning. Came up Pennsylvania avenue; passed over where the bridge used to be across the canal; overtook two members of the lodge about 100 yards south of the bridge site; one of them said he HEARD A MAN GROANING, and they stopped and went over into the lot ess proposed that they go back tor an of- and they returned. One of the party (J. rd Murray) went down the avenue, - Holden, (as they subsequently asc tained.) who had teld the backman (Mullins) sbont -hearmg the groans; witness and his friends, with Mr. Holden, and the hackman went down, r, and SOME POOTPRINTS stitied that some of the and to returning to the er. when Scriber and uard-house while he Avenue to look for an officer. W ng the hack drive down 7 i to joining the party when they re- While standing near the place waiting oficer the hackman drove up, and they ether went in and brought out the deceased. | iden testitied that in going over ith | street, about twenty minutes of two o'clock. he met the colored men; about one hundred yards further down heard the moaning; went down to Maryland ave EW A WHISTLE for an off while waiting for an answer the hackman drove up; told the hackman, and both returned, when they found the colored men standing by the fence; they then went into the le wd the man, and the hackman drove and found Officer Harding, who returned with him, and they placed the man ona piece of fence and brought him to the station. Jin Nickels corroborated the testimony of aud Murray. Wow. Moreelius Mulien testified that he startet onsylvania avenue and 7th street about 1). e’elcek: met Holden at Marylapd avenue. who asked him it he had heard the groans, ani they came back. Witness found the eolored men at the fence, and they went in and found cased, being attracted to the spot by a sound as if a party was strangling. His head was ly- ing in the road, and his feet were on the bank. Witness further testitied that he returneé to the place with Dr. Hartigan and others, after bor- rowing a light from the switeh-tender ef the Bajtimore and Potomac read, and found the billy, stones, railroad ticket, ce. The witness the billy or slung shot—a picce of pout | inch in diameter and 2y or 3 inches sewed in a piece of sheep ekin, apparently the lining ef a beot—the handle of which, a Loot strap, had been broken. Dr. J. Fronk Hartigon testified that he had ex- amined the body. There were tye wounds over the right eyelid with jagged edger: two others further back, about three inches tong, and a hk wound behind the right ear. The nose was tly seratehed, apparently from falling on ‘The base of KULL HAD BEEN FRACTURED, t was his opinion that the wounds had been ted within an hour of the time when he ¢ hardly thought the wounds were y a sharp instrument, but by g heavy ut i ment used with great power. The billy could have produced the wounds behiunut the'ear sud the temple, and the wound near the eve might have been made by the edze of the instrument; some of the wounds may have been made by one or more of the stones found. Thomas Pumphrey testitied that with his brother in-law he was standing at the corner of ith street and the avenue about 9 o'clock Friday night; saw a COUNTRYMAN AND A COLOLED MAN pass down; heard the white man ask, «Round °% ‘The other answered, “Yes.” The uuan went into the American House, and ss and @ friend went there also; saw the ian looking on the books. The colored | man remained outside, and when witness and his friend came out he was still leaning against the post. He and friend then went home on a car. Witness saw deceased Saturday morning, and is satisfied that he ts the same party. The negro had on a short coat and cap, and witness is pretty certain that he had seen him at police riers. The negro isof a dark ginger- (heer Wm. H. Herding testitied that he heard an ‘alarm about 2 o'clock Saturday morning from :th strect and Pennsylvania avenue; ran down and found a hack driven by Mr. Mullen and Mr. Hokien on the box; was told that a man bad been murdered; went over and fonud aman bloody; he was brought to the station; De. Hartigan was sent fer, and on his arrival pronounced him dead; witness, with others, re- turned to the place; found the ear ticket, the hat of deceased, the railroad ticket, and a por- tion of the stung-shot, (all of which’ he identi- fied,) there were THREE POOLS OF BLOOD, and ge tracks indicated that there was a seuftie. Mr. L. M. Hinkel testified that he left the de- Thareday uight; bio fathec reterned bone’ Tharsday night; ur witness came here; the deceased was to have gone to Baltimore with a load of sheep, in wich witness, the father of deceased, J. L. Adams were interested; the deceased had ever $100 when he left the drove-yard; witness dors not know bow 7 ae Te- supposed it i i & fl FEEs u i HE : arrow.—“About 20 minutes past 12, or ‘ Prisoner —*-Gentlemen, Iwas home; I never left Alexandria during the whole week. Coroner.—‘Have you any further state- ment?” Prisoner._“T have got witnesses that I was in Alexandria dari the whole week.” (The ner bere gave names of several par- es, Henry Summerticld and Henry Carter, and ‘was taken back to the cell. Sergeant Vernon identified the ne bills found . Henkel was recalled, and testified that with the deceased they left’Alexandriaon Wed- sday morning with a drove of sheep; th hired four boys to drive them, and the prisoner resembles one of them very much. He did not know the names of any of them, but could easily find them. : Detective McDevitt testified that by direction of Major Richards he went to Baltimore; saw Mr. Frankenstein, and ascertained that deceased came up on the 10:45 train, having shipped, by the Baltimore and Ohio road, 190 sheep; that he ave Hahn a check for $321.120n the Western nk of Baltimore; that deceased was in liquor, and had had a slight difficulty there; witm frst knowledge was information sent to his house at 6 or7 o'clock on Saturday morn’ late yesterday afternoon he received mform: tion that a ad in Alexandria, who was a bad nan: resembled the patty who presented the check; Chief Clarvoe, Mr. Miller and witness went to Alexandria; arrived there after o'clock; conferred with Capt. Webster, who, with some of his officers, went to the house of Lucy Williams; witness went to the back doo! entrance was effected; found Young dressing: witness searched the prisoner and found $4: one $2 bill there was a spot which looked like blood; found on his wristlets something like blood, which he said he got while in a row with bis woman; went to his woman and ascertained that she had been assaulted by him with a brick ten days or more ago. WHAT THE DETECTIVES FOUND. They found a pair of boots with what a: to be spots of blood onthe leftone. A boots were also found near the chimney, the ning of one having been torn out. The strap remaining on the boot, on being compared wit the strap which was attached to the billy, cor- responds. They also found on him two kniv and some horse chestnuts. On ashirt there was me spots, which he thought to be blood, but which the prisoner said were blackberry stains. The billy had been sewed with common black thread, and found some as also & needie with thread in it: asked prisoner how he got the blood on one boot and uot on the ot and he said that he had been cleaning tis Major Richards asked where he was on the night of the murder and he said that he went bome early and went to bed. He also state that there wasa woman in the house. They since learned that the woman named w who was hang on Fri- not got the caeck, but 1 been presented at they refused t was identified. He then produced yass signed J. S. Barbour, and they still re- fused to pay the cheek unless he was identified ty Mr. Barbour. This morning after mak bis statement to Major Richards : ive Miller and \lesired that it be corre and said that he got todrinking Friday on some body's cellar door and it w aati rn ey were out minutes, and when they returned pr following verdict : The Verdict. That the said Frank Hahn came to hi between the hours of 19 p.m.on the 2 March and 2 a. m.on the 20th of March, 1 death near Armory Square, &c., from’ w received on the head iniicted’ with an instrn- qwent or instruments in the hands of Heury Young alias + Charles Williams.” On the rendition of the verdict the eoroner made out a commitment to jail, and the oner will be placed in Tom Wright's company, at least on the same corridor, this afternoon. The Seareh for the Marderer, Since the news of the atrocious marder of Mr. Hahn became known the detectives | been idefatigable in their efforts to secure th guilty party or parties, and Major Bichards (- structed Chief Clarvoe and the officers to : no pains or expense to bring them to j ‘The officers set to work at once, and hay some eight or ten arrests of well-known characters, mostly from the dens of Lou and Tin Cup alley; aud from such info: ax could be obtained fyom these parties t felt that the person they wanted was not iu t city, but had gone soon after the murder was committed. A CLUE onTaryED. ‘The parties in custody were kept in separate celis, and each one was examined separately. On Friday night the detectives obtained infor- mation which led them to suspect that the mur- derer had gone over the Long bridge late on Friday night; and after a consultation yester- day evening they determined to go to Alexan- dria. Detective Coomes had brought in a well- known female, a denizen of Louse Alley, and alter questioning her he found that A CERTAIN NOTORIOUS COLORED THIEF, who lives in Alexandria, but who spends much @i Lis time in this city, had been here during Friday last, and learing all he could of his morements Detective Coomes communicated the facts to the chief and other officers, and the trip to Alexandria was accordingly made late yesterday by Messrs. Claryoe, Miller and MeDevitt. The last train ot cars had left, and anopen barouche was engaged to take tiem over the turnpike, but the condition of the roxd was such that ch Alexandria until about 12:20 this morning, after several hair-breadth escapes from accidents by upset= ting, and at one time nearly over a high em: bankment on the way. A MIDNIGHT RAID ON BUZZARD'S ROOST. On arriving in that city they drove to lice headquarters, and dispatched a messenger at once tothe residence of Captain James i. Webster, who soon appeared. A consultation was held, and the Washington detectives in- formed Otticer Webster that they wanted a col- ored man named Henry Young, who was re- ported to be living with'a disreputable woman on Royal street, ina house known as the « juz ard s Roost.” "Capt. Webster summoned Ofti- cers Henry A. Crump and Gilbert Simpson, aud all started at once towards the place, Capt. W. ieading the way, and assuring our otficers that he and his men would aid them inevery possible manner to ferret ont the parties want- ed. They soon reached the premises,which are but a short distance from the house in which Manly lived, who murdered the clock mender, and for which he was executed on Friday last, the same day on which the murder of Haun took place. After a few moments’ consultation the officers surrounded the house, both back and front, ail Capt. Webster rapped ut the door. Ina moment the window was raised in the second story, and @ may’s voice called out Ss IAT YOU, JOHN?” Captain Webster replied, in re voice, “yes.” The voice replied, “All righ I'll come right down.” In a moment or two Young, the man they wanted, unfastened the door, and all hands walked in, to his great con. sternation. hey, was said at thetime about prego 3 ‘apt. Webster remarked to him that a number of gentiemen had called to see him. He was kept in conversation while some of the officers commenced searching the nd Mr. McDevitt overhauled his cloth- ing which he wore. it was wore asiouch hat at the time, and the officers lly wore @ cloth cap, and he told them that the he had exchanged disgnised with jcers. Young was then taken to the station-house, and an examination of his clothing was had, when McDevitt found BLOOD STAINS ON HIS SHIRT FRONT e Feria A rd ait £ ‘morning, and up to let him in, and he went to his room, Lucy Williams not being in the house. Now for THE CONNECTING LINK, which fits in exactly. Mr. McDevitt had al- ready ascertained in Baltimore that the mur- dered man left there on the 7.25 p, m. traiv and arrived in this city about 9 o’elock; that he was very much T the influence of liquor before he left Baltimore; that on arriving here he purchased a ticket to take the last train tor Alexandria before he left the depot; that be walked up 6th street to Pennsylvauia avenue, where, the theory of the officers is, that he fet] in with this colored man, and together they walked as far as Mr. Bacon’sstore. Here three of our citizens saw them together, Hahn being noticed from the fact that HE APPEARED QUITE INTOXICATED, and with his arm locked in with Young’s. Hain was heard to say “this way,” and both turned down towards the American House. The gen- tlemen watched them and saw Hahn enter the American House, and to the bar to get’a drink, while the colo man waited on the out- side looking through the window and leaning up against a post. When Hahn came out the colored man said to him, “WE CAN CROSS OVER THE LOT,” and both started off together towards the place where Hahn was afterwards found murdered. The officers also had the information from the keeper of the tavern on the Virginia end of the Long bridge that at 12.30 a. m. on Saturday morning he was called up by aman who wanted a drink of whisky. On coming down and THE PRISONER AGAIN SHOWS THE CHECK. He then pulled out a check, and, handing it to the proprietor, he asked “is that good in Alexandria 2”? ‘The landlord replied that -‘he thought it was. Young asked ‘‘what time do the banks ope and the landlord replied that the usual hour was 9 o'clock. He then asked for a cigar, aud took ont a picce of paper from his pocket’ cov- ered with fine writing, and asked what that was. The proprietor, not caring to be bothered with him, after casually scanning if, said he dd not know. The proprietor, thinking the cireum- stances about the check rather unusual, took @ food look at it, and was able to remember that t was drawn in fayor of F. Hahn, being on a Diank of the Western National Bank of ‘Baiti- more, nuzobered 442 and the amount #321.12. Young paid for his drinks and cigars wit twenty-five cent currem te, and started out. y THE CHECK AGAIN PRESENTED. 8 also ascertained that en Sat- at in The deteet urday mornin ng presented the check ¥ Nati Bank ia to get it cashed, just after t hat the paying tellér, after look Young) would have to ; that Young stated the rond from n ned ir. Barbour or meh for him benk and did not again ts convinced the officers tla right man and they lett for this train ng here at 4:20 o'clock this morning w ir prisoner and lodged him at he Here Messrs. Clarvoe and MeDey owed him the broken slung shot with t P attached, together with the boot leg been cut. YOUNG APPEARED THUNDERSTRUCK, and tor a moment dropped his eyes aud silent, but on recovering limself he sai tlemen, Christ knows that Idid not kill a body, and I never saw this before.” Daring the morning two of the gentlemen who had seen Hahn and Young together at the Ameri- can House called in and fully recognized jkim asthe man. The tavern keeper on the o:her side of the bridge also was brought in and re- cognized him at once asthe man to whem he furnished the drinks and cigars late ou Friday M which the lining had v ne 7 night. is morning Deteetives McFlfresh and Mil- ler took the 1f o’clock train and returned about ‘clock to-day, with Lucy Williams an’ "ember of other colored par- ties arrested surming by the Alexan police, with whom an arrangement had | made to arrest every one who eame to the Is. zard’s Roost. Among them i# a colored 1 named David Haney, with whom Young ex- changed hats on Saturday, and # colored swath for whom Young stated he had cut a waip cracker out of the boot lining. E WiUP CRACKER STORY EXPLODED. youth was taken to Young's cell, am the latter ‘said “Abe, didn’t I e@ youawhip cracker of leather on last Friday ?* oe? replied ‘no, you didn't de any ach img.” The detectiyes are all nearly breken down with labor and loss of rest, as they bave been constantly on the hunt ever since txe mu cder was made known. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRISOFER. On the prisoner being carried to ene of the Tooms on the second floor of the station-honse, a few parties man: to have a short inter view with him. He ig a rather young man, but raed — yen one xt he is im reali, fe as @ full and not a -looking face. e is, however, said to be a A NOTORIONS CHARACTER, and to have been inour jail before this as a prisoner, and also to have served one or two terms in'the penitentiary. ‘To one of the par. ties at his cell door, who sail that he was re- cently seen at the Theater Comiqne, with om) of our colored roughs, he said: »Thav’nt Peon in Washington | efore sine a week after Vashington’s lay.” The reporter of Tz Sran asked: “Did you know the Branton and he answered, *+Yes, I kuow them, but I don't know Tom Wright. Burnett has a man there named id, and she knows that hav’nt been out of Alexandria.” Reporter.—«Where were you on F: Prisoner —“I was in Alexandria.” Rep.—Did you see Manley hung?” ya iv the jail yard ‘No, sit; 1 was on a house. look right down in the yard Rep. usaw him fall?’ lhave lenty of witnes- ses that I was in Alexandria all last week, and had not been away for several weeks” The father of the deceased arrived here abont noon to-day, and will take the remains away to-morrow on an earlytrain. After the inquest was over the coffin containing the remains was removed to the rooms of Mr. Buchly, the un- dertaker, at the request of the-father or the deceased. It may be stated, to the credit of our detect ive officers and police, that of the fourteen Tcoull ie pens = Pts | = zene 192 and ie preset s irteen u tie: have been acrested, wea diag Before taking him to jail the officers went with the prisoner to Gardner's gallery and had his mug taken for the rogues’ gallery. A large crowd followed and remained ut on the out- side, waiting to see him as he camedown the steps. Bips_ vor ice.—Proposals to farnish to Treasury department with ice during the Benes scar were this morning opened by Chief lerk ape ped es Eaderenteat Tee oa pany, r ton; Kenne! company, $12.67; End Great Fails company, 82300? 1 —— ee “CHARCOAL AND DiaMonn; or, The Fate Wills,” is the title of a serial story to be Commenced in the April namber of the «« Pres- _s a be out to-morrow. See “GEORGETOWN. E sale at Miller & Jones’. Also, Balls and Cues prompt! street, Natioun) Theater -. CITY ITEM ___ GROCERS, | _ BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e._ 5 kept for k on Tables, to. on a Aut xixps of filial Matera Auantie MILLS. “SHED WHEAT . . im 2B ESGOODE, = r ree ‘Tegetber w Srerve Goons in every department. ra Cc} ins ine Heady-made Clothing. BR Comer Re Sete northwest Fine Furnishing Goods. Gro. C. 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Saturdays, 9 120.4 and 6 8. 13,1416, Sovrp reer being ndispensable to health And comfort thousanc!s of persons come from iar ind near to visit Dr. White, the well-known Chiropodist, No. 535 15th street, opposite Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails. & and advice as to suitable shoes. pubiaine-piy: So sles Wiircox & Gina's Sewine MAcuryz. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street Intelligencer Building. 10,28 Tuenxoxertuns and Barometers are repairod and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street ee SUGARS. (BEST NEWYORK BRANDS.) Call at once, a* we cannot gzar: paralleled low prices for any defi _— — ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co,. Georgetown Advertisements. POTOMAC LODGE No. es TO Die E. YOUNGS, MASONIO TEM DAY, April ists Waltosearst | “Sih Tet 4 r fZAS 1 are fraternal = 7 it A® Teeelving «@ large sx) of remaraabiy 4 GREEN wad BUACH THAT ech ss lore ace ii oo « Wye = ae ‘Er. Te ave a fair and palatable AST TEA s Boevts per pound, It is pare. N.W. BURCHELL, oc 133% F strevi, near Bobi Hoes PROPOSALS. Proress Ls FOR COAL, Trracrny DEPARTMENT, BcReav oF ENGRAVING AND fp TEAS! = NOTICE —The axth annual wectne t SIXTH BUILDING 5 “ argetown, NG’S HOTEL, DAY EVENING will beheld at On TU April ler, at 73 when an election will he held sear. — (ma-2"} OTATOES! POTATOES! 225 bbls. No.1 JACKSON WHITE POTATOES now landing from schooner J. Lb. Newton, and for sale in lots to snit purchasers, my St J. G. WATERS. B¥* tHomas DOWLING 138 Bri 109 Water street. auctioneer, street, Georgetown. ' : ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE TROTTING | April, <3, i HORSES. HARNESS, SLEIGH, &c., &c., AT On WEDNESDAY, April di, af 120% Twill sell, on Congress street, bear the c: Georgetown— dl, 1 Trotting Horse, very fast. 1 No-Top Brewetdr Trotting Wagon and Harnces ‘op ; ined (308) tous of Creek) Cumberland Coal, times and places, and in euch tities, semay be required. and subject to required of ‘Co Lis FOR S024 bean new BRICK BG 3 69 West #t., Georgetown; has seven large rovin=, double porch, gas ard water. ‘Terms very reason: able. Inquire at 35 High st. ids offered. mas 6¢ J.€. RICHOLS. No proposals will be entertained EW sraiua DEY UGO5S. nied by satisfactory evidence of abi ity contract, nor will any payment be made Besutifni Dress Goods, in see and mignonette pas fanless aceom pa. ity to fafill th without the corti that the coal farnished shades; a lange assortment of medium and low-priced | “Bropeals should beaiitesey and sent to the of- Drees deem Boring Rorcalnes Cali; | gee of 1 engeeo. A MOCARTEE. . and Dest Shiet ‘of Burasu of Engraviag and Printing, Preas- BSheetii 5 cheap; 80 pieces Black Al, as and tment. dl Mohairs, from 25 cette t8 Slt Castuneres and | ory Department, — 1 Buitings: for men and boys, We have's large stock ange aud offer creat ims P®erosats FOR STATIONERY. BENJAMIN MILLER, Treascry DeranrMrnt, March 15, 1573. m22-3m Beidge street. Sealed P: for furnishing Stationery Tor the Ser a raanatnn Same att pil fi, rapeivod wat tbc at 12 och Taro ready, Blank fornts for bidding will be farnishea upon fall, owlag’ to Bids will be considered anit accopted or reject =, cone a ed item by ‘tem; aud this advertisement aud the pro sfal for yale arte, accept by the Beeretary sf ‘tae ‘corpa the wane, to meet promptly all demande, & respectfully solicit & mer continusace of and no further cou: The articles coutract: tise to time during the @ to orders from the Department. The entire quanti. Liss will, however, be called for during the year. Rech proposal must be signed by the individual or firm making it, and be accompanied by a bond, with {uMlcteut saretice, in the th: 4 r ) 3 the ‘adn in which the bess, on a form to be furnished conditioned for furnishing each ri cles asmay be awarded under it, and the perform. ance of the coutract, Alldeliveries will be subject to inspection by an expert for the purpose by the Secrotarr of the Treasury, and the delivery of an inferier art Will be deemed sufficient canse to aunul the c at the option of the Seceretary. v just be free of charge at the Trea.nry PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCGUR- ING BSTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.O ——_—_=_= 1873 jan? 1873 SPRING. by the Depart portions of t veries mi TREMENDOUS STOCK, “partment, Washington. TREMENDOUS STOCK, ‘he failure to comply with one order under TREMENDOUS STOCK, the contract will operate as a forfeitare of the entire eecEeunone STOCK, penalty of the |, or the ary of the Treas REMENDOUS STOCK, ury may direct the purchase, in mantitics of any articles as obali be 8 per conta of the SPRING ANB aU hard 4 Proj i ied by a satisf rene 1an st will not be considered: and contracts will be gueent SPRING AND BI ed only to established manufacturers of or dealers Bhepocals te to the 0) 0 be marked “Proposals for Static marl7-eolst Acting Secretary undersigned, and ICHARDSON, of the Treasury. Boia ve Wiadingoa SMITH & WIMSATT, . = LUMBER. LUMBER. HARDWOODS A SPECIALTY. BILLS CUT TO ORDER. SEE! iE. He BAT A i mB Nichots, (THE ONLY NICHOLS.) FE COTTAGE BIBLE to be hed there at« Fes geon AGENTS = anted. * fR°OKS FOR THE LENTEN SEASON , x of Holiness Bs Goulburn Thughts on Personal Religion WM. BALLA marl? NEW S00Kst NEW Bovnsr aT SHILLINGTON'S BOoKSTOKE, Commer 4% street and Pounssivania avenue Open Queetion. By Jumor De Mitte ener. By Gecr, oo ¥ ge Macdonald in Tatters. ‘Cheese and Cheap tie Thomas, By An Kisses, By Farneon re Science Monthly, No.0. Al! (he hacks on hand, Burned Away. Be Rev Réward P tion, By BR Jerald and World A af BLANK BOOKS, PASS 1 Ok ORANDUM BOOKS. NORE Pal ne PAPER, wud PLAYING CARD= very lowest prices. sie t* ICHARD B, MONON & Oo. BOOSSELLERS AND STATIOYV* 1013 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Have jest reveived the BRITISH ALMANAC 4ND COMPA ws. ROYAL KALENDAR, for 1578, WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, for 1873. BRITISH ARMY LUST, for 173, BRITISH NAVY LIST, for 197. fe N oTics, ENING OF = AND BLA’ First clase LITHOGRA AN WING, KNORSCING, PRIN rine INDIN Ni TO ORDER REAL ESTATE AGENTS. B. McGUIRE, ‘REAL ESTATF AGENT AND BRoK re. SF STREET " > javi-sn — Ofice: 1306 AM P. BROWN, Corner N. ¥. aveune ant 8th atre W nab WHoLmsaL® Draw MENT, SAND, to order on eb Building, Maced Paving purposes delivored in any part of trict, BEAL ESTATE boneht and sold and + vested. To this branch of the businew f after give my and will offSce daily h PROFESSIONAL. KR. MARY D, SPACKMAN, D _™ 19.26" 1634 SIXTEENTH STeerr TTORNEY-AT-Law, Law Butding, be SURANCE COMPANI! pou YOusBLE tn that STRONG OLD COMPAN ?, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ixsURe ANCE (0., of Newark, N. 3... Orgevizes 1546. Avsets, $24 OVY 220 3. STANLEY JON i: dard ay™ NS RE Your ED? PRANALIN INSURANCE Cone 5 4 PANY, OF WASH San » D. ©. INCORPORATED BY CONGREes Ix 151% Office in the building of the National Ba: of tne Bepablic, No, 706 D street northwest, No charge for Policies. Dr. Jas. ©. Ball, Jobn Party, Dr.3. Ml, eyworth, om. 2. McGuire, Hew NSU vt. Tin isciinck Company. DISTRICT “OF COLU MBIA. ORGANIZED 406 UST 96, 1s70 CASH CAPITAL....... Ofhce tn Shepherd's Bui Aavinavenue, MOS bs re 3 'm. G. Metrer: era e Gat, _Bhepherd, LIVERY STABLES. censding of eee A pe | NAILOK. VERY ANT STYLISH CARBIAGES accaoay OM ES JOH calls the attenté. amortment of GA SEEDS. which are this FLOWER SEEDS, from England and the € The FRUIT TREESare vigorous and weil grown, consisting of Pears (standard and dwari), Plum, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, &«. Lhrared RRIPS, N the other ¢ poe are, Concord aud GR. Wi ES. RASPRE BLACKBERRIES, RANTS, GOUSEBER- + ae. TES. Ee FS. EVERGR: ba pitts, TAtiar Ua ‘and 0: ig plents, with «+ oe sinew, all A pertaining to the nile" DBESS SHIRTS. Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE TOKE SHIRTS, ready-made, for $16 50. Six PALMERS PATENT DOUBLE YOKE. BSHIBTS, made to order, at $18, €21, or $24. LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. old, Smt LADIES COTTOS DBAWERS at 78 ebhh erm Lantne meent SaneEms ss G8