Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1873, Page 4

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &, _EVENING STAR. |0N TRIAL FOR His LiFE.| | memsermum | @EORGETOWN. MOTHER THE bpocTOR As a /LOUR E it oh De MA) ae TOR—THE SALE —vac- | Tie Grorcero: VOL BUILDING.—A 4 O = THE CASE OF TOM WRIGHT. Cinarion—ciLt wer Piswines Ere, the. board of tenstees of tive F RACKIVED DIRECT | RE ath bat" SroBihaay «Sos, WEDNESDAY..... --&pril 2, 1873, ff MURDER FOR BONBY- Ata m of the board of health last night George- OTT AG LE to be had there ale» —— Dr. Verdi, Bloc, reported the cake “ ‘the Fegan sembly was from the Mills in ee ASE yas bentes. waste LOCAL NEWS. Tragi¢ Fate of the Peddler Regershi. aa Ra ‘and ‘deaths 2 aisanceey tty of ssouun to penteeth the pamepror cm oce er he VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. 3 FOR THE LENTEN SEASON . _ ree ard 8 no 153 bi abated; dead - Shed eecagne A een aor | tar to enn tl te Laid eit unten | eit timgeed tg oeetatneemicd eek: te ee Dybiw! school. building FS es See ne ates ater .—A variety entertainm —- ; icon prices @rama, song, dance, &e. whi Boone fo 8 Moly Le . By Bishop Hunting! « B ; Odd Fellows’ Hall.—Milton’s Paradise Lost. Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down. Sicth Steet Lot.—Forepangh’s great show. i WINE. Christ; or the that a committee, consisting of the board carawea J By AJ Ginion. Governor, potent ~ es and “4 Tenit of Holiness Wesiey Chopel.—Grand concert for the benefit be a eo RR a gale ‘be appointed, | ORDER DeraRTMENt on second floor. Choice SETA hom Pleeeant Valley Wine Company, Thvashis on Porno {Grace chureh. who shall plans, pi asite and make es for Se. Expedition and H. BACON, 709 Market Space, Condensed Locals. contracts for the erection of the building. They | first class work. Inspection invited. 5 Mh shall also all bilis contracted in carry- Gro. C. HENNING, mar28 between 7th and s&h streets. - Nya gp yp ed was me = dat | ing out The Yrovisons of the act. It also pro- No. 40 7th street northwest. A™4stIc MILLS. th . ins . that Governor be authorized to an- ae eee = Pa ittee to be sold. =) ® MMEND purchasers of coffee Roe 4 | The beay Phat ihe had aright to hare his | ticipate the school fund of Georgetown, and | _ W’ Soop needa eeceonene aces | Can te bonghe e enED WHEAT SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, their oftice to Ballantyne's new building 423 eg ge en aE Contech the Seitiiny an eles Somery, - . sy BR. ERGOODS, Corner 4% street and Penmsytvania erenve, it t. rogether wi ae On ckckte Nases wan sllan thaie: Wisk, Susan Joe Feit © communication - from Mrs. | poate gd ete Dinara not exceed CHOICE GROCERIES. A Open, Question. By Jams De Mitts Reed, of Montgomery county, Maryland, last gota ee 000, uilding be completed ma7-6t Corner 9th and G streets, northwee or By =! Macdonsl4. Cheap month. Last night Detectives MeDevitt and A POOR ee HAD a BER HU! the act. ——_o—__—_ @ s&s. oHARE & SON, & °°” @HARE & SON, yO By Miller arrested a colored man named John Tat bar ake nea eermall Pex, complaining ri Deposits ib Cc. Sr ay ee . Francis Jackson. in the market-house, on the Clesot value to her, such as’ bed clothing and iaeee teat aoe per ‘Wholesale and Retail Grecers, Woman. By Ate on ‘barge 0 ing the : . A % i ‘. e Tae opciones of frutt-bex, patented by Mr. country, 4 irpets, for OE Panning Se Col deposits and 3 cent. on the | 1213 Seventh Street Northwest, betwen M and pe, e 37 an —- E. B. Georgia, of Clitton, Va., and which we for reasons, = bn ag ine ee daily Palances of business accounts, Servant of the hat Mr. and Mrs. have received diled with eSelee supe ts tocar matter was referred to the sanitary scopy of the regulations. 3,31, AOE bg a Tee al BEF an 4 minds the most convenient and satisfactory death soe) ns. aiieeeeenn Geek . Ye A A! al a " ~ ; of the kind yet invented. The excellent condi- a eR RE by which tet Ree ee PIED Tea, Gvod, Ge; choloe, Se; very Quest, @ | The Houng Ladies’ Journal; Mouthiy Panorama of Ton of the fruit conveyed in it shows its value an ordinance was adopted at the last meetinz of D streets, $2s,e02; Gunpowder Tea, Tc; a good article for $1. 1 sgeeenstineetealimeheteeans The Teachers Institnte held a meeting at the Bs eo ee Xa Prerixi, Bioweuxo, axp Uroenaren | frocygnprgder fee, 81.25, vary bret, $180. Burned Awas. By Ker, Rdward P. Ros, Jefferson School builling yesterday afternoon, tu! Gor Seen be eee Oana” We Doard Of school trusteos for the | Victims of scrofulous diseases, who drag your Tos, three = or bie pancreas Tongs ge eg reap then moved that it be referred to the commitice | erestion of said public school ‘bullding. The Seg pea ong en f pon oro atobave pin rin of otest BLANK BUOR SP, a, RS i ; Dr. | last secti vides that there shall be levied | ™e?. spore) Restore x MORANDUM BROOKS. sided. and introduced Prof. Hotze, who deliv- 5 on ordinances, as it was very imperfect, section provides the foul corruption from your blood. 2 ‘ine ered a lecture on physies which was very inter- carefal emediaeropine on is ane thepain ee ae annually a fax oF 23 conta on cach £1009 of the | sour health, aml you will not Only enjoy life wreners, Buyin, Teen Tk eine tiintits at | a Oe rae "At the regular semi-monthly meeting of the Beer rs x | See maeteetearmarscany mw om the subject. | Ht apart exclusively forthe parpos: of paving | fetter, but ake Jour Company more tolerable oupts bard lr gh RHARD B. MOUUN & Co. . = x ‘ sol. e wi . cost of the site a1 ic ailing _ a, Te; : py yg hg gp ie wos oat bone ee Mr. Langston, from the ordinance committee, for in this act." For Covcus axp TunoatT Disonpers, use pees Woe eee oe emt 2 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONEKS, interesting microscopical specimens illustratin, ho were assisted by Lieut. Gess. | t? whom had been referred the subject of DISCOVERY OF SKELETONS. “Brown’s Bronchial Troches,” haying proved ‘pounds New 1. 13 PENNSYLVANIA AVE: ter g me ‘opical speci & | detectives, who were > PAYING THE PHYSICIANS TO THE POOR * ing while #: ‘kmen were th iency by a test of man: e03 half bushel for §| = - Seem, different forms of renal disease. The question | furd, Officers Lewis, Hughes. for sexyiete iu vaccloubing, Wake © tenet. tn cf ote wor! “7 poy! eir efficiency by a 'y years. 5 sr okacee anit its ciccts upon the system was | up their minds that he» Of oth aude | Which he recommended that they be paid aity | Saung for d Gongresy hich was forsestiticel || ALE or tun cheset frriad of Okandetlersat BRANDY, GIN, &c. eee een ee ee Ganea Unies all ky the weniak ins oe Santee beet ee sipad® | cents per bead, one-third to be pari by tus | Sree burying ground, ‘they exhumed fourteen | Hamilton & Pearson's, ¥. M. GC. A. Bat Gaitarsia ee BARA, Pe POteIe wwe .8 | BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, tor organizations at the inaugural ball building last | for some time, Detectives McDevitt oud boardof health from out ine Tands appropriated | skeletons, which were promptly removed and |+ing. SS Pure Holland @in ae cee. bee | night was a great success. There were over six | entered it on Christmas ni; tw oer gg Sg reutuor agplerisien trae reinterred.—National Republican, this morning. For Cotps, Covens, Broxcurrrs and all | Angelica and Muscate! Wine, per bottle... _‘s | ROYAL KALENDAR, for 1973. thousand perous present. Promenade music | {nto custody on suspicion Of being the marderer; |T/cutative Ataembiy ier Orton sald phy: | orearaay was tho pas ee affections of the Lungs, take Ayer’s Cherry Pec- | uaanpstre veers old, gation, “1 | WHITARER'S ALMANACK, for 13. Baril of the Corea rene ne anere was | and Margaret W Coenge sn cipeivnme and Samuel siclans to present their bills cerdifed under dale and Miss Annie D. Ware, ai West seroct | ‘orale mw iiw Sgiqgeeosens BRITISH ARMY LIST, for 1273, adri ¢ Coreorai 3 itnesses, A >» __ tained their reputation as an model orgeniza- mem » je eee en eee Tati. a chapel to-morrow evening, will afford our citi- | De. Wistan’a Wilp Caznny BaLsam.—This C. S. OHARE & SON, BRITISH NAVY LIST, for 2973, fold te tion. The dancing was kept up until morning ‘OUTSIDE SCENES THIS MORNING. Mr. Marbury thought the tenor of this report | zens a rare literary treat. ‘See adv't. Balsamic com; has become ahome fixture. | fe20-tr 21913 7th street N. W., between Bf and ® TC 7° 7 <Sieene to the music of Donch's orchestra, This morning a large number of persons gath- | ¥#8 widely at variance with a resolution adopted SixTH BUILDING AssocraTion.—The annual | Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted a TYME ram oreree. | Sinn ty the Conlon! Cink" taen ite | wand tmnt ho ea rep toed | Bic cee teeyespaay Acres | Wucure te Cran cates meee Sees" | Preto R Ler Orme Bie MARORRRS POR FIRE AT THE STAR OFFICE. aeeache ances Fe encom ener gon = payment of the physicians, but would rropria- | Mere teelected. The annual report showsthe | remedy. It can be relied upon, the mass of J es at ae : It is Speedily Extinguished, house crowds were gathered to see the fray Aedhan oa poe ae ee ie inttadiag means duce ee dustion, bslng tonal pent of an ete or Paine. 3 6, PRINTING " . + fines, ad- 5 . ‘ Mr. Langston claimed that they were both | vances and insurance. The amoun o ay a ‘are iuvited to our new At 2.40 o'clock this afternoon an alarm of fire | d th bers | orally and legally responsible: He reterre? ec during the same ; including aitvances | Bora’ axp Yourus’ Biacowan Surrs, GROCEBRIRS Ore” Veter National . 4 Was struck from No. 2 engine house for a fire the printed ordinances, showing that they paid, expenses; withdrawals and insurance, are Boys’ and Youths’ Yacht Cloth Suits. at Oooke \, discovered on the roof of the Tux Sran build. Sa had adopted rules and regulations for the | E599/s.46, leaving ensh in hand an eee Boys’ and Youths’ Cassimere Suits. wr" Wilieeemenien ~~~, ) ing, and the firedepartment wassoon on hand. | Satlered about the jai boing ed goxmmbnentot the physicians in their duty—it | " Comme LevgL.—The stone floor of Mr. Thos. | Boys’ and Youths’ Cloth Suits. aT ‘The lames were speedily oxtinguished and with eee ee thas fherefore no question of liability, besides | Knowles, which, with many others, wan loft Tn eres & BRo., & trifling loss. It is supposed that the root SS ee Kelly walked on one | they hed we right to dodge the payment of an | rather elevated by the grading of High street, | 3,29,5 505 7th street, (May Building.) ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co's. RAILROADS, cag ees fromaneighboring smoke- | ide of him, and Sergeant Jonson on theother, _ want and Jed that no such liability amr wered to-day ona level with | Coxerwens should “tse irom one-fourth to BA {tHE AND 0810p was a strong breeze prevailing at the | Pot’ athne mad Here ae roel: | existed, and if such record appeared in cece Gna TRape—The arrivals to-day were | Buiiay peep owe ys than of other Yeast or Ly cr Linge, and the fire bad got a rather dangerous | fye building he turned towards it ted anion | brinted ordinancesa great mistake hadoccutredy | s¢@hAI% Margaret Kila, from Alexandria, with | aking Powders. It is put up full weight. 6 rains trimers WA on hola in the roof of the Srax Buildings, bat by | t2¢,building he turned towards it and shouted | Leni rand eve peur 1.400 bushels red wheat, and canal boat ‘Med- | Poxp’s Extnact Is forsale at wholesale by MOE nes Wa aTIN ETON SAE AN BALE the activity of the firemen and the kiml aid of : the clerk, Mr. Jones, produced the | icy, with 2,000 bushels corm, and 150 bushels of | Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, 20w Fan ae follows, iz: ncrertic citizens, the flames were subdued | on emerging from the gate, noticing the crowd, qrlepnal papers drawn: by Dn Verdi, correspond- wheat to Hartt & Bro. Sales on 'Change to- | and by druggists everywhere, tw, te SUGARS. Save aly eatent Ree ee, on, en iitat the engiues were on the groand with | Be AHE eum loud voce aud with ta haut berepomau or wesc ys | 228 Duels ne do. af23, and" 20m) bushes | ,,TeECOMNENITT a gmapirecate owe. | uy, SMEREWFORK Same) | Laer San Se Set steau? up, playing upon the fire within ten min- | Soy) ne svecheand « lad remerk, “Ho walks sare ould be rey paacrnl ihc ng | CEM: S5e. to 66c. for white. siete fulness of Singer's Sowing Machine. 15 Coat) lw ‘teare M, SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE. utes of the time the alarm was given is suf- with an air of gameness,” and turning to her he aes: but th 1d net dott f Li * | River News.—The steamer New York ar- Tue NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, corner of Preach ee | i ripe ‘and 8:00 a. in., and 1:00, 3:15, 5:20, 8:09 Seient evidtnee of the efficiency of our Fire | Pade use of seme grossly insulting language. | th¢S? men, buf they could not do it for want of | rived to-day from Philadelphia, with anas- | New York avenue aml 1dth street pays 6 per ct, Gat Boren ny wae). 4 8:00 p. ALL WAY STAT? Deparunent, On being brought into the court-room he was | fin¢s—they could pay one-third and appeal to | sorted ear; Ml cleared for the same port with | per annum on deposits for each calemier wmonth, —— sad Leave dally neaeenl Sakag TATIONS wn to the witness room and had an in y | “he Legislative Assembly for relies S28 barrels flour for New York, via canal. Bauking hours, 0 to 4. ‘Gaturdaga, 9 tod cet 6 a. m.; 40.and 5:30 ‘ sane ae The chairruled that the printed records was | “Coat ‘Trapz.—Nineteen boat tee Gumber- on 5 iar} FE. C. Ingersoll; ‘after which he was placed in | '*¥; and the board was clearly responsible. land on Monday for this port by the Chesa- FLOUR. fol- e months since, | 1)" iuesere’ dock. Op motion, the further consideration of the | peake and Ohio canal, and two for Alexaniria. | | Souxp veer being indispensable to health eevee POF SROR, bs tite f this city, Y aJa peer i cae until the next private ite agents here are expecting their arrivai on and comfort thos ane ot part mscome frome far gece—rery Ber sack a, } rw cant eciar. Dra 5 4 bard. uy y Saturday. near to ¥! . » the well-known tr. fem seeeeneeese wack, .. . ¥ Teprese ating himeelt to be K. W. ae cocshactng hava Bae gn hy cl ox; Ms. Langston madea wince’ te fever ss pay a ——— Chiropodist, ae. vps metal mga the oe ae = 4 wack, ee = firm of B. W. Reed & C jurors ed, el, who | ing their attorney an annual salary of $1,500. , for relie! nails, — Der mack, = r UIs. cits.” His Bote ot operating portage} left the coury-room a few minites bofore, wore ‘On motion, this matter was postpotil for ALEXANDRIA. Ft porn ged cape boecs ae wood lay He. Family— Welch's best—ai lowest rater’ Egnge at 6:6 a mand 409. ta Vit wo tralae too f ods to ent 2 . at sent for, and the: ol c4 eration before the private conference. Sry Re " ———_@—____ ~ pt nt a drafton the fom to thee yp a prisoner was seated near his counsel, WANT GILL-NBT PISHING P P<TUtoN.—A gentlemanof this city has | Wirzcox & Ginn’ Sewine MACHINE. The ie de! NOROLE. Were to be forwarded. He would sabsequently clerk pe ceeded to draw the names of the ja The following was presen| eda letter trom a friend in se engel| celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. SUNDRIES, “ton ‘ali Bhure or a represent that he was going to Boston, or some | from the hat, and each was sworn on bis coir | tho wrdinance i Your petitioners, ihe reputation of being a sensible and | Banm’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, Leave daily, except Saluniay wot Bente, at ee other place, and needed a little ready money, | dire. _ ot this District, respecttully re wormed man. Asking hin to procure, if | Intelligencer Building. 10,2 a.m. and 3:16 and § On Sacurday at 6:48 and and would request the New York firm to cash a | _ ‘tle first drawn was Frank Brooks. In reply are engaged in the business of shad | possible, two inches of the rope with whic THerw od Barometers are repaired y at 3:15 nnd 50 p.m. small drait on the Washington house for $25 01 to questions he ithat he had not formed or nd herring fishi ng at the various landings on Manley was hung, and send it to his address, in a sempite wape Pi con esl Phy my AINS $00. Itappears from the New York Heraid of | expressed any opinion, or had any scruples, and Potomac river, in which they have em- | OTder that his daughter—a young lady subject | 8nd made to order by Hewpler, near 4\ yesterday that he has been practicing his old | the bana iy eigen a br auswer to | ployed large material interests in odie — ip epileptic stacks. Th be at Se = — — 2s na 6:3 x. “i game, but not quite so successfully as hereto- ions as to bis having rea De that by the laws ef the state of Marylan t ihe ne . gentlema nov ‘Tot Philadelphia a ore cn teseotene eee Somers and Forney’s Suniay Virgina the season for carrying on this busiess | Sur rised at the reception of the letter, for, said | Georgetown Advertisements. Brom Baltimore at 6:30, 6:30, 840. aie I: young man,well dressed and with a bocivess ¥ last, he was accepted and swor isMinited to the months of Avril and May ot | be; “though 1 have no opinion of the eftleacy | om saLEoa waco mow BRICK HOUSE Ne mune GS =e Si; Ment into the establishment of Leopold | James F. Kelley had formed an opinion; set | cach year, at the ovnt ; ofthe proposed remedy when I told my mother | [gg wath 4cyary uw BRICK HOUSE, No. Arrive st 140,635 aud lua yet Sehefiar, 1% Duane street, and introlacen tee | asin : . ail pe . Fo required to cease | Of it, she informed me that I had been eured of | donble porch, ‘gas sed water, Terie tore Teen Through tickits to. tho "West cen be had at the , Butier, of the tirm of B.W. Re Sanmel C. Magruder had formed a slight ; that numbers of irresponsible parties | Whooping cough by a drink of holy water.” able." Inquire at 03 High st. é r Washington, D.C. He was shown | opinion from what he read when the defendant we the business of fishing for shad and | THE Fisieny.—About 4,000 herring and 100 | * w28-6t 5.0. NICHOLS. stock, a ve the firm an order | was arrested; the opinion he hud formed was ns of gill-nets, long after the | Sbad and small quantity of rock and perch by law, thereby supplying the | were r cived at Fishtown this morning, and | QW SPRING DRY Goops. rt mpany's fice, 483 Pennsylvania 2s aveiue, ‘Passengers purchasing tickets mt the Ave: S16 worth of good: He then produced a | not sufficient to convict on, unless there was ul telling Mr. Se u y er ived af Flshto g; é ane pfice can cere arrange to have thrir baggage ar he wished to use | some more evidence tending that way. market of this District with unsound marine | Sold rapidly to the hacksters at #182623 per | — Beantiful Dress Gooday In sage and mignonstte and checked at their taken ty fis d that gentic to advance him Judge MacArthur asked if he had expressed | j,;odt ts, and thus engendering disease and en- | 1,000 for the herring, $26 per 100 for the shad. shades; a large assortment of medium and low-priced 2 into the bagcage car. sot, ou easing Ma drattan tones | aa ‘opinion, and received a negative uacwer Uangering the livesotour citizens: tet in ordee | and from 30 to 40 ceme per tome for (ees perch Goods: 10.000 yards new Bering Fercales, Calt- SLPHONZO YOUNGS artnet are twatelpnia, and Boston see ed- rue the conversation he referred to | Juror did not recollect that the name of | to prevent said fish from aunitiintion ie onr | “nd rock. The weather to-day has been favor- Se ead Seietinee: Pest nisees ied ae THOS. B. SHARP, Asst Master Transportation, fae tne ee a OnE; Scheitar then | Wright was in the report he read; did not think | river, it is desirable to prevent faliing after the | able for seine hauling and largely increased re- | Monairs, from 2 conte te @1 an Gee @ROCERS, im that one of bis yorug men would | a newspaper report was evidence; thought he season above stated. Your petitioners therefore | ceipts are expected to-morrow. ° accompany him to any of the parties he had | could render a perfectly impartial verdict. named, and if they ¥ ive him the goods atler lett J : Suitings; for men and boys. We hiave a large stock, pray your honorable body to pass an ordinance | _ D#ATH OF THE CLERK oF CULPEPER Covn- 2 ‘hed for him he would Mr. Henkle said that he was impressed that bh . M. COLE, ; Gi0. 8 KOONTZ Gel A'ges Washington, jalt S ‘and offer great bargains. fo prohibit th@sale of fresh shad or herring in | 7¥.—Mr. Fayette Mauzee, clerk of the county BENJAMIN MILLER, advance the money, | Mr. M. was a ccompanied by one of the clerks, | but with the pa ‘| HROUGH LINE BETWei E. YOUNGS, MASONIO TEMPLE, aay a wd honorable gentleman, | the public markets of tiis District alterine | Court of Culpeper county; died ar Gaiety, | _ ms2-sm 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. | Wak HoeaRs,§ Mir cat Pere 30-t Twi i. AND het ty ae aE io aad ina stuae er aan pS , New Yo first day of June of each year, or by instructing | H. yesterday. Mr. M. was highly esteemed Wasnineron, November 6, who had private instructions to have Butler | on the subject of uomicides, he would ask that | 5+ directing the inspector of marine products ts | Wherever known, He was a member of the last i PROFESSIONAL. Traine betwoen WASHINGTON ead NEW ‘con arrested at once, should he attempt to leave. | the prisoner's rights be protected. The juror | condemn such fish aiter the time before stated, | State convention.—Alez. Gazette last evening. face ron as follows: ‘The two had walked about two blocks when Mr. | would go in the box with @ partial opinion, | and your petitioners, as in duty bound, will “JAMES 0. CLEPHANE. EZ BRAILEY LOR NEW YORK, swishout chance af cars, 4 fhe cern Gan Attempt to part company with | which would have to beremoved. They would | cver pray’ {Signed} —Comad wae Fae Row AnonG A CoLoxxp ConqREeGaTiox.— — 50 pan (osOCH Sunday) 96:00 0. m., 1360 en the clerk. Officer Ferris was summoned, and |- bow to the decision of the court. Faunce, John Gibson, Wm. Talbot, Wim. Neit- | A serious row occurred in the Aftiean Metho- Si erRane s BRAILEY, “Pm FOR PHILADELPHIA. immediately arrested him. He was arraigned Judge MacArthur said that it could not be | zey, Wm. E ans, M. Cramp and Henry Neitzey. | dist Episcopal Church, Catherine street, SHORTHAND WRITERS & LAW REPORTERS. Loave daily (except Sunday) at § . m., 1:00 and $:20 aud held fur examina- | expected that a jury should be chosen irom per- FY Saino Newark, on Sunday night, Rey. John Taylor, Oftice—No. 110 © sirest, between Ist and 24, sans eho did not read the papers. He regarded | OO re rey ne the pastor, at the close of his sermon stated that W. H. WHEATLEY’s ee ae ON SUND. the juror as a fair one. PN ON THE ViRGENIA Stpe.—A cor- | 1 rs i. a ee ee tte. respondent writes to’ Tite Svat from Vienna, | Le had appointed Mrs. Francis to lead the fe- Leave for New York at 8:20 p. P. Court yesterday, and Philadelphia R. MARY D. SPACKMAN, cre) ot 7 ant ¢ ¢ male prayer meetings for the next quarter. A PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOU: 4 be t Jadge do Tadtene eae erep Will in lt probeblBey | Tae sumed Nowssin famed te Dene ah » 4NG@ BSTABLISHMENT, isi Dim 1634 SIXTEENTH sTREET. | oaly-?° SO [% New York on 8:20 p.m. train granted two decrees of divorce, viz: © papers, but thought that hi ve failure in the county, (Fairfax,) the severe | Catted out that me nneb ‘appointment woeid' be x “Wisaeuh siuhete bo Paitedeh Sew Ten ant Emma F- Upperman trom Edward T. Upper- ortial verdict. He was set aside. weather this winter having killed the bud, permitted, as that was the business of thetrus. | JenI? 49 Jefferson street, Goorgetown, D.O 3. 8. DELAVAN, Buston can be hed at the Station ot all hours man. Plain : alleged Lthat the wate ‘married Scorge FE. egg 2 read = papers, but Other ee proba r, (ert aa cigae it tees. Another member named Carney then Bommoraruic Puvereta\ reget a. of zhe 4 q eishitainsiaitiaaitiam ‘ebruary S67, ev. . Augier, and | bad formed no m therefrom; accepted escape frosts. sp v - . Office Hours: » . : or 4 road advertisement se that shortly’after their marriage he either took | and sworn. ery litle farming haa been dono as | Pattng and mounted she et eee QUE READY-MADE DEPARTMENT. | 718, evening. sit-in | «hedale Wart Washington, Baltimore, Annapo- to or resumed dri habits, and was usually nA. Theem had formed a newspaper | yet. A few of the farmers have sowed some | illing and when several of the co! on Joun ¥. wanna, wv. TOR BY SHARP, Asc’ Master Tr ‘1 ip such a condition on his return home at nights | op ou, and it would require testimony to } oats, but the weather hag boon very unfavor- | seized him and he was taken oucet tee Ene Ho. 8 YourevLes Bulan a? OLE, ¥ Tickes Agent. : that she was not safe from bodily harm. She | remove the impression made; accepted. bI eir coming up. € prospe: ug) ‘" ml Sant "DO. 4 . Agent, Wi . charged neglect, cruel treatment and | " Edgar H. Bates had lormed an opluion, but | now is good for sume spring seathoes” ” | ike oF eeene annually restored by the interfer — en S eae meee. tual drunkenuess on his part. A decree | not such a one as would bias his judgment. In ——$—$———$——— MEN'S LIGHT SPRING SUITS, LEXASD! & WASHING- Tux Larger Escarz Fuom SIx@ Sixc— MEN’S DARK SPRING SUITS, DRESS SHIRTS. A Tox a Charles Burke and John Miller, convicts in Not Drap nm Dyixno.—J. C. Krider, the was granted to plainti?.with authority toresume | his opinion new: rs were generally right; = aon 2 o> i. EME, her ‘weidon name, Harbaugh, the defendant | not aseepted. —- ee. who, according to a statement from not appearing in the case at all. Richard M. Allen had formed an opinion. | ‘t¢ Johnstown (Pa.) Mountain Voiez, published MEN'S MEDIUM SPRING SUITS, ee - t isto i Sing Sing, were assigned cells on the top tier of : ¥ SLEZAXDRIA 3 ¥ RICKSBULG B. B. Retecea Nachman nr Demelman, from Ger- | Witness had the opinion that if the defendant | ‘2 Monday's Stan, was stabbed in’ Altoona, | 5)” rison, under a ventilator. They had been | MEN'S CHEVIOT SUITS, Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE Sf Band Sixth Sorts, man Nachman. 'Plaintif stated that tuey were | was the one whe, committed the rime, ‘he | Fs on Frulay, the Zsolt, by James Carroll wrorking in the stone quarry. Secre some + RR BEACORAL SUES, |) | SRTE met eng ecg. marti arch 29, 1857, that she has six child; should not » but be pu’ leces by 5 J fools they cut thro eighteen inches of m: ‘3 IN A by the defendant; who of late, has treated her | mules. Challenged by defense, * recover from his injuries. Ftiends of Mr. Gar: 4 Sateen night Siz PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YORE Tap shameful cruelty; he has abandoned her, | Lemael F. Clark had not @ conviction; ac- | -°l in this city having telegraphed to the mayor | Werk to the ventilator, and on Sunday night coeape. DIAGONAL COATS AND VESTS, SHIBTS, made to onder, at $18, $21, or @24. and is now a musician residing in Baltimore, | cepted and sworn. Rava toons ih reference to Krider's condition, poolag gill peadlered the cells ayy PIQUE COATS AND VESTS, pe be ‘sa salesman during the day and an | Charles G. Ball had formed an opinion, but | "ve received a tele, aphie reply as follows: | Miller just crawling through the yeninte ae PLAIN COATS AND VESTS, LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, w, frchestra member at uight; aud further, that | not such an one as would bias him. To do. | ‘‘He is alive, and getting we was captured. Burke, who had gained the roof, ‘ leaves Washington he is heir-apparent to considerable property in | fendant he said he had read all the accounts, FOREPAvGH'S GREAT PROCESSION enlivened | slid down a lightning rod and escaped, LIGHT PANTS, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AY Europe. She was granted a divoree, with power | and had had some impressions as to the case, | the Avenue and other principal streets this ——_—__"- DARK PANTS, AVENUE. Of her children and 235 noe aatg, Cue custody | but could give a fair verdict; accopted and | morning and the germeoue a gore promise | , 4 CHItp MurpEner CoxvEsszs 1x Court.— MEDIUM PANTS. f her children. and $25 per month alimony. ——_._—__ iliant and interesting show under the | 4 most singular scene occurred in the police ““jobn H. MeBiair had formed a very decided court at Charlestown, Massachusetts, yesterday | _&@7 WE INVITE AN INSPECTION OF OUR Tye Wasntveron Mowewert amocrarwn | opin tise SLTtn ne hansen Woreais: | ininmer cauaty aneaeerteeutet | oases’ tugs oroee,or,seaine | LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. held a ial meeting yesterday afternoon Edgar Banks had formed no opinion, nor had oing to see how it is themselves. Forepat is infant cl 4 > in ma} 5 4 100 dozen LADIES COTTON SKIBTS at & 5 Dr. J. B. Blake, president, and J. Carroll | he ky seruples a5 trong pee tad il. Hrevious to the reading of the indictment | LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED LN THIS | el0®-<i0* YOUNG, Gen" Passenger Agent. ty? Brent, secretary. "The death of Wm. B. Todd | defence be said that be had read the accounts Sy experienc & manager to Impose on the | the ‘prisoner rose in the dock and made a MARKET, Se and James C. Kennedy members of the society | inthe and they made some impression indictment, he said ‘papers and they ayer. In answer 100 doven LADIES COTTON CHEMISES at Were announced, and resolutions of respect w | on iis mind, but he could give a just verdict on Pihese —_ to the hands did it.” He then procecded to (344 TMORE AND Potomac THE COURTS. narrate a sad story of his domestic troubles 50 dozen LADIES COTTON DRAWERS at 75 | ‘Depot cor. ha kB eleis, a memory were adopted. The society then | the evidence; a ited. sworn. , Eat a HBABLE BROTHERS, each. + —_ Proceeded to fill the vacancies, and Mr. Edward | "Henry ©. Chandler had ne opinion about this Vassing a 830 note anda gz | Which culminated in his taking the life of’ the ee TRAINS LEAVE FOR | TRAINS aT a? architect and superintendent of the | case, or scruples about capital punishment. He J note. th spur = Bi Fompionrooys oe ther id. He was committed for sentence. FASHIONABLE TAILORS, eclf® som LADIES NIGHT DEESSES at 91.3 BALTIMORE. wasutkaron, 2 , and Mr.-M. W. Galt were el . | bad mot read the newspaper accounts; had | similar charge, ple ounterfeit He was con. | SURVEYORS MURDERED BY Inptans—The | mz7-tr ConxeR oF 71H AND D Srs. - a, a ~ contribution, amounting to $130.4, transmitted i 2 5 saps 19th of March by Indians were Daniel Short, PLOMBING AND Gas-FITTING. Ienged by defence. : ae _ & LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S, through the "President of the Uuited Staves: e+ orgs (iillard had formed a decided opin- | Wittiam Giiwon, charged with stealing avatige | E- U; Detaing, of Arkansas City; J. H. Davis, desiring to havo thelr Plumbing and Gas. ton; re} he a Those : % come : a raluables, lcothe, Mo., and an Englishman named | pitti in a neat and antial . fie-tr 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ficie president of the society. 2 x sohileal ana centaiing a : ‘clothing saa 0 ther y a les, Robert Pool. ‘The Indians were Whirlwind’s ing done nes manner, and | Work oF THE Womens’ Curisttan Assoct- bo ppt empresa ac | 7 (alia Feasonable terms, should leave thelr Orders al rris t it ude, and band of marauding Che: An expedition | 113 Pennsylvania aven » Capitol Hill, F10n—A meeting of the managers of the | Cond net tek ne nnd eee! Panlshinent. | eee en eee he tomcat grounds, and a | band of maranding Cb ‘Arkansas City fo go to | Work emevanta avenue, Capit Foe Famine o ‘Women’s Christian Association was held. yes. | Could the board of public werkn, » Comtractor | itnrrie’ Ke the key out and transfer it | the relief of the surveying parties onthe Gin- | _maI-6u1" WM. ROTHWELL. ferday afternoon, at their rooms i Jadiciar; | “tr. Henkle--He must bea good man, Swear harged with assaulting and resist: | R&MON Fiver. Much excitement prevails on the Square. | The reports of the committees showed | (5 tng 6 petponed. Alfred, Boling, as . LUNCH MILK BISCUIT the institution fo be ina Hourishing condition. He was accepted and sworti. “ ry ich Maso: ia = P cv A CoUNTERPEITER ARRESTED.—Otto Haars » he Foster Mome bag under i sare 13 chitdren, Hienry B. Ottervack had formed an opinion, Atchinsony THemae James, Samuel Carr, and | WAS arrested in New York yesterday on the | tye choicest, most delicate and fincly favored - THR om sue ages or 2to 12. The employment com- | 9 decided one; rejected. Rou, rroll forfeited 85 each on thecharze of | Charge of Nog rrroemsave 3 ten-cent notes. He | Cracker in the United States. mittee have furnished sewing and work to more Simeon Meade had not formed an opinion, Rodger Carroll was fined $10 and costs | claims to have discov @ new method of en- thay destitute women. The Refuge Home | nor had any scruples against capital pansh: ing Oficer Whiting. James Shen: th fraying by photography on copper. plates, and GIVE THEM A TRIAL. HALFORD has been filied (o its utmost capacity during the | Ment. Had read the accounts of this homicide, | ing stoues in an alley; fined $10. Charles t t the Pistes found in his possession were the _ ‘ past month. = as he does of them all; challenged by defence. — an sek result sv ene ee and met he was not Especially adapted for LEICESTERSHIRE Anorarn L-asor, Quaasizatiox.—East eget aplel neaet aaa eee and Buel 66-0 Bol mis on firs | ®coupterfelter. He gave ball in $1,000 to an- | yuycu, TEA TABLE, AND THE USE OF 1 - Washington Shop, No. 4, Ecumenic Order of | ™ ive a’ fair verdict; chal- | ” riser and pist ft.’ Pleasant, and Rowsecar Carrs ageErerer rd Sie sracscme mci | SEP Se rs caus onm (REECE, | SCARE Tata etree | rai newer. tema TABLE SAUCE + On Sth street east, navy yard, last night 4 b; - ed xt: in we * . The’ fellowing officers were installed: Worthy | io! root a alll (ee 82 Several lots were sold in. London recently, TYLER & BROS., master, Joseph Reynolds; first toreman, Wai. Jobn West thought that he had formed an | ‘auity. at the rate of £50 per square foot. Fe | opinion, but could give a just verdict. To de- Noack; second foreman, Charles Tupper; ml-Im____Sole manufacturers, Baltimore, M4} ™ : , 8@-Buffalo has resolved to sto} 1-sel! D Ish vdgett, treasurer, Frod. Boucher. | fence — Had beard People say that Tom Wright | A Mekiwen ck wih cceanin’ | eh tucpereomes, P pool-selling [FOR BALLS an Panties, THE VERY BEST SACCE AND RELISH MADE mene As ct John w. Wipphard ap ~ | would go up, and he (West) would contradict it. street in Dut mses hen emt 7A New Haven Policeman recently had his 2 IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD. Ove puty grand S a ny na 4 — fect of the shup. ‘The onler. favors the eigit- | AGrokI2ut Svar had formed 20, opinion, nor an appeal westaken. ‘Alvo, charged with negicet to | Pocket picked of ox pas key 1p eLov oon souTtE- ij bad scruples. Had read Papers, but aris ‘been GLOVES, Tur parry 7 Sudihne week!y Cutemhin, | Coubd not believe everything fn then ane grape rcuprenienicny ints cee @1 TO 91.96 PER PAIR. two German newspapers of this city, have been | Sf, in which Wright Joined.),, y a nce. neolidated in a new German daily newspaper, Read had formed an opinion; the Weshington Jourcal, which is tow In occ? Se oe meet sion of the subscription lists of both mentioned. ‘Alfred J. Moss had formed no opinion. Had pers, and is cry favorably received by the | adr the homicide. Challenged by the Uni- tman population. The new publisher is Mr. ted States. Maurice s@-The Philadelphia Press announces that rip of the Cotmitar” The edb er eee, | “Wame Jones had See cin, we baa | | MAlliers ‘aad Jules Odiont, ali | Senator Scott has not recelved his extra buck Haskington Journal a Mr. Cart Reeser, an expe- Oe ee ee ee gin officers of the French navy, went east pay. — ngtor T° DEALERS IN TOBACCO, CIGARS by the Chi fo Nortvestrn tains havin S7-The canvass back ducks aro pairing off Se eee beanie this coun- | '°¥ Pm — states, Wright ought to = pA and leaving the waters of the Chesapeake for AND SNUF! could not go — ‘Way Mns. Bovis Wants a Drvonce.—Mr. a7The z 200 boxes: Tobacco—all forms, sizes and be held responsible for D. E. Cabill filed a bill in the Equity Court to- | aside. fander nivered 1 y ; kinde-ranging Wo aeents to BL wer enone day tor Catherine Boyle for a divorce from the x 7 FAMILY USE. yosuasay the entire democratic ticket was WALL, BOBINSON & 00., el lected. &7-William T. Lapdstreet, commission mer- cbant, Baltimore, who shot himself Monday, died yesterday. BIN TS cece nen vereneoeneereenememenennveerrmeeees OO ORNTS. HALF PINT@..... eres ccemenees DO CENTS. BOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS, i a. : i of all grades; prices from $15 to 4st fie hn ees dorm att? BY att vavuoisrs.