Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1873, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. ~~ LOGAL NEWS. Condensed Locals, P. Peters, clerk to the health officer, is April 7. 187 men were yes tn independent Deen opened at the ting office, for the telegraphic tation and the convenience in that locality. * a Guard, colored, of Richmond, ‘a., have decided not to come to this city to Loot ate in the emancipation celebration here on the léth instant. “day the Waugh (M. E.) church, (Ca Taised €<30 to pay the rent of th tor, Rev. Richard Norris, lately of Bal timore, for the year, and to purchase new fur- niture. The congregation propose to build a first-class church and to provide a parsonage of theirown. For a week past an interesting protracted m g has been in progress at Grace (M. E.) ehureh, corner Sth and § streets, and already there have been IZ conversions. The meeting is in charge of Rev. M. F. B. Rice, who is assisted by Mr. Nicholson, a working layman, formerly of Philadelphia. Pioneer Council, Sons of Jonadab, on Satar- day evening installed the following officers: W. ir P., Charles G. Lorch: W. P. C., William E Humphrey; W. ‘Thomas €., Charles E. Connor, S.. Fi S., J. R. MeNeir; T. W. Hopkins; dames H. Wi Edward Baw _ ae THE SCAFFOLD Loom! Verdict in Tom Wright's ¢ der in the First Degree” —Motion for ew Trial. the case of Tom Wright, tried in the Crimi- nal Court on an indictment for the murder of Rogerski, the pedslier, Gen. Henkle closed his argument for the prisoner about 4 o’elock Sat- ami the court took a recess, the court reassembled in the art room, the prisoner and. jurors ght in Mr. Harrington made an able argument for the government, reviewing the testimony, and contending that the prisoner « beyond doubt the guilty party. uige MacArthur charged the jury, and af 8 O'clock they retired to deliberate. arrivin, at their room it was agreed that they sho: Ballot without any debat been prepares and others b and tickets havin, some with the word “guilty, k, to represent acquittal_they lot, it was found to be unanimous. of the jurors were unable to read and to waita few minutes in seach a way that no misunderstanding. Proba es were thus spent, and after he tickets a second was ke result, and they came into clock, and gave their verdict, Gen. Henkle entered a Ity as indi motion for a al. The court was then ad- {erred the prisoner's hands were ironed, and jail by L and his fever on appeared to be a on Sat ¥ and some meme talked to bin there is nobody “aid not kM the Dy a day, let them do it; pu ni hang me t ms of him and wanted ud that he (Bembry) had done the on him (Wright). prey it is fair to state that he ce officers for his whe the whole of the day of the ho: Henkle, of bis counsel, had a long in- terview with him this morning, and as the re- sult General H. wil! to-day file 'a motion for a new trial on exceptions, as also on the ground Of newly-discovered evidence. re on Sth street east d the proprieto: aednetion fh at the sam: ureatening bi: make amends by man refused, and ew a pistol and was about eman interfered and took the station-house, Subsequently the young man relented ant married the ng » at her resid the Rev. Mr. Maguire, ¢ church, ofliciating. + All's well that ng shoe dealer had not seen his bride for avout seven months before this marriage. Expecting to become a father tn the course of a few weeks. he prepared a home and mvie th comfortable for bis bride accordingly weeks rolled aroand and he was disappsinted Not until the expected time hari been passsd hy two or three months were the services of pirsician and nurse required. “The young hus- ham! resorted frst to persuasion and then to threats to get at the truth; and, finally, the Young wite confessed, it is stated, that’ her healthy looking boy was the son of @ dealer in airy goods, and backed up this statement by an affidavit. The consequence is that a few weeks since she was returned with her child to the house of her father, and the shoe dealer, it is Said, will apply for a divorce. ——_.—_—_ ‘Tee Surreme Lopes, K. of P., will meet at Richmond, Va.,on Tuesday, 15th instant, and besides the representatives, delegations of the Knights from al the principal cities will be in ance. ami there will be a gala'time in Sty of Seven Hills.” A battalion of 2%) District Kwights under the command of Pus: Supreme Chancetlor Edward Dunn, wil! leave here on Monday night next by the 10.53 train on thé Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad, ard return ow the following Thursday morni ‘They will be accompanied by the fall Mar band. This week the battalion are dri every evening in front of the City Hall, an Weinesiay evening a grand dress parade will take place. ——$<————— A Bic Bioex oF GRaxits ror Tax New State DeranTwext.—The Kichmond (is) Of Saturday says: ForcrEment works rought down by y. It barely L seext through the old tunnel, and isthe large-t block yet quarried, the di- me Laions beiu eet 4 inches by 14 feet 10 ine hes, with ge Of Over two feet, ani a vans. Its arrival oc- camoned considerable excitement amd «witeh- i other obstacles were speedily removed e its passage. It isto be worked up &s one Of the pesiestals of the new State depart- mnt. Itrequired the full power of one .vco- motive at slow px ™ the solid mass.” ———— © ABEESTED IN BALTimore.—Complaint was made some two weeks since to police headquar- ters by a colored woman that ‘she had been Fobbed of $75 by a colored man named Joha P. Simpson. Detective Coomes and McDevit: took the case and won learned tifat Si had left the city. They sent word to Detective re in Baltimore, who in a short time after had the alleged thief in custody, and yes- terday Mr. MeDevitt wentto Baltimore and brought him to this cit ———_o@——__ Messrs. DEVLIN & Co.,of New Vork, the ack lewiers of fashion in this country, ono res om Samples Sf all the'meve wear ever . new- ext C— a ae can ae ae at their Washington store, vania ave- nue. They are also extensive shirt manufac- twrers; make the best shirt in the market. —_—_»——= SUIT For $10,000 DaxacEs.—Suit has been entered in the Cireult Court by Charles F. Rob- $10, ‘against to vote. On counting the vote, on | ; ; GROCERS. RAILROADS. ‘ A FAMILY | Murranv Nores,—Company A, W. L. f., are . rgetown nm mabe = c: —— le making separations for a visit to’Philadeiphin GEORGETOWN Geo: Advertisements. | _ ceeEt cu Bras FAR Oe = \gne Kiting of John Kane by Wis | on the bith FOXIMO. , p CEMRATEARE AND {Out Caxax-—There EADY FOR THE SPRING TRADE. EF : . Wauenen tn es Textimeon: fere the Core- | Company D, W.L. 1., are making prepara- | have been very few arrivals of coal so far, ani * - — “EIVED DIREC z 7 STO! “f a. | —_-. y Bei « tions for a trip to'Niagaca this summer, First | we learn that these ur the Companies have not | | With full corns uf fist clase workmen. s com RAC ae ean ARES SROs AR BALTEE | em a STAR of Saturday last, Mr. | Lientenant Brant nas Tesigned, and Second | commenced to load yet, and that the boats that | plete stock of the best foreign and dumestic Dye |p... ne stivte fa ow ran os follows, vis= | _Sonates in Faw Ores ot Oy we brother, | Lieutenant Frank Carver bas been promoted in | (lo load find it dimealt to pase the feader iav-t | S*ufle, &c., CLEXN on ReCotok 7 OF VIRGINIA. FOR BALTIMORE sy | John Kane, who was stabbed by his brother, | his stead. Private C. Radcliffe has been pro- | above Harper's Ferry on agconut of the shallow LADIES’ AND GENTS’ SPRING AND SUMMER VALLEY ¢ Nia. Leave daily, except Sundar. at 4:03, ‘”, <8 Michael Kane, at the house of their father, on | moted to second lieutenant, vice Carver pro- | water. This level, {t is said, was not cleaned - WEARING APPAREL, WIM vett to famities 50 cents per Darrel less than | Sed 1648 a, am.: 100, 410, 8.90, 6:90, 8:0) aos a0 the night of the 25th of March, ae brig aoe re ‘ wot sha anilany oa out this winter as the other portionsef the canal | promptly and int GET Ley. ‘aeual prices eon UNDAT PALTIMORE. | abc c ou! mt, died at Provi- ¢ officers of several o! - | were. Sane ‘ :, 4 = ees es : 3 parser mail on B jay night inst, after a | nies ofthe District met. on Satdsday night in | Tne Foxeea or Me. Ruzix Srevens, the | PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUK Prices of SWGARS and TEAS all marked dow Ceesg StS sud 8:00.0. m.,and Low, 3:18, 8:20, S08 intul surgical operation. “An inquest was | the armory of the Governor's Mounted Guard | superintendent of tie Georgetown almshouse, ESTABLISHED 1821, cavawna Gnd B ALL WAY STATIONS. feia at the house of the elder Mr. Kane,on 5 | and arranged fora grand milftary ball to be | whodied on Saturday, took place this after- Preminm awarded 1887. 4 a RE, ‘at 448,68 and street, between id and 4 streets, om Saturday | given in the inangaration bali building. Com- | noon. He was a member of Masonic Lodge. No. | Oitice.49 J » Georgetown, D.C “ just received from Pleasant Valley Wine Company, | ® afternoon, by Coroner Patterson, assisted by | mittees were appointed to make the necessary | 5, of this city, and was buried in Oak Hill Gem- Poet Office Box 723. kL afaid $2 a gallon. 8 Drs. Hartigan, Elliott, Boyle, Reilly and | arrangements. etery, with Masonic honors. M poTstors T POTATOES | EARLY 50 barrels TER POTATOES, now 1 - Also, $4) bales TIM sale by ae lw a eat ee ((o PARTNERSHIP NOTACE. JOHN B. sMooT, 9 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., fed his son, J.D. SMOOT, in business <mumencing April ist, and will do baci. the style of JOHN H. SMOUT & SON. . who perte J an aute; hile Coro- ee River News.—The schooner Ann E. Valen- ner Paticrsm commenced the ingest, Oficer | SAMPLE StITR of ready-made clothing, for | nt ety Raat nes Jacksonvilie, Florida, Barry summoned a jury as follows:—A. Fowler, | men and boys, at Devlin & Co.'s, 1113 Pennsyl- | with 250,000 feet of lumber for Wheatie Bro’s, Richard Smith, Arthur Flynn, Hagh Digney, | Yavia avenue. t and the schooner Arabella from Philadelphia, Michael Ryan, Patrick Keefe, Thomas King, THE CoURTS. with 90 tons fertilizer for F.L. Moore. The Cornelius McCauliffe, Harrison McCaul COURTS. steamer Columbia arrived to-day from Balti- te more with a miscellaneous cargo. Also the ton. weet ond Lettre on Meee Tee ee steamer C. Vanderbilt from the same port with TESTIMONY OF THE FATHER OF THE YOUNG | Qs tach and caste sind ¥ 8. H. BACON, 709 Market Space, marts dotwee C, & (HARE & Son, “ ‘Wholesale and Retail Grecers, 1913 Seventh Street Northwest, betwen Mend N a, Be over ‘and Relay, jessup's Onl, sud the SE and MAINE CAR- Tth and sth streets, John Fegan, J.D. O'Connell and G. W. Hin- POLICE COURT, Judge Snell.—To-das, John a full cargo of general merchandise. The Lady ne cngner meee hd eee ae pak a 7e | OF the Lake cleared for Norfolk with flour. Cornelins Kane, father of the deceased, testi- | Henry West, assault and battery on Wm, Dav 1” Gratx TRapE.—The only arrival to-day was fied that on the Both of March Michael asked | and costs. Jol Swann, ‘ch ith canal boat Medley, with 850 bushels of wheat TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! lapan Tea, good, 60c; choice, We; very nest, 9 a Gonpowder Ten, Tc: a itd id his rent, that he (witness: of to H. M. Talbott, and 600 bushels «lo. to Hartley "7 Surwaced nar aad tent atinireh te. pe aroma arged with aeetult attery | & Bro. The saies on ’Change to-day were 1,325 | JOHN H. SMOOT & SON are now receiving and Sees set ee ask him for it, and if he did not pay it to return Lane; $5. Michael Lane, assani le bushels choice red wheat at $2.06. har! a1 7 }. Jesse Woods and let him (witness) know. He went down, | Suit snd batery on Mary dane Hallr'g3 wot siete, and what occurred between them witness did | Sunk Walker cece ad Dane eal — not know; but when Michael returned he said 9%. and Ce Aaj in jail. Poh fe ots A L E x A N D R I A. will continue to receive through the season, a choice and Well-selected assortment of 3 AND SUMMER GOODS, to which they invite ey attention of their friends Los im ce, Oe Good Black Tea, three pounds for #1. ‘We have aleo some of the fuest offered I the city Also, an extra English Breakfast Tea, 4:40 and 10:10 @. ma and 10:80 p.m. and customers, J. HW. SMOOT & SON, fe. est. Jobn wouldn't pay the rent except to him (wit- gan Crawfo: 7 ise sid Welch's, Ray's, Famers aiid other brands ot ness.) Witness went right down with Michael, b Aart = foWeited odes LE geod ong answer Plead nie be opener oogre Rorhegeaty Gap ll EW SPRING DRY GOODs. Flour, ail at sgweet powible Prices. « s ithe e charge of being drunk and ctioneers and ate agents, y ane SAE She ging inte dekes seems. het | ‘Lane, indecent exposure in Georgetown, the market farm of Thee, Savine’ loosted Beantifol Drese Goods, in age and mignonette | Geta heer oT ogc: cor best 9) vanie came out of his room or the next room and | Woods carrsing cone aled wenpooe ‘ ittle River | Shades; a large assortment of medium aud low-priced vis Wee T eid . avenue, Parchasing tickets at the Ave- cursed witness, and asked why he was going | |) ier, elon tadaas in thetenens miles west of Alexandria on the Little River | qhadet; # large assortment of ine Ten pounds New Dates, $1. a, into the room. and told him to stand still aud go | E- Bailen-sharged withesiling without license: ge. | TUEnpike, containing 37} acres, at $00 per acre, i yanis pew Sect 4; | Nine pounds New Pranes, #1. aee Pes 3 ors, and Shirtings; best makes of Shirtings and ary 4 ‘ near no farther. Witness told him that he came tor | James Clark, Vagrant, was sent to the workhouse, | to Cassius Augur. Also, a lot of 39 acres n 8 pieces Biack Alpacas and 25; Cassimeres d old bi: i celp' Francis Newton, colored, charged with carrying a | Clouds Mill, for $15 per acre, and & acres near Toe cat hate Seer aeatne contae tie tunes’ ae ‘$30. or & days in the work Nolte | the Alms House, at $80 per acre, and 11. Peanuts, half bushel for $1. BRANDY, GIN, &c. be: tapet gad 4 ’ : 4 acres 5 Pure French Brandy, per bot! eortecment of Thrvegh Line Pe , colored, charged s y q E reat ba ms. ba ‘HOS. BR SHAKP, Acst Mader T ml OMe it. Alout the same words occurred between | Perry, colored: charged with car Perry Catia, Tee thes tat pone ct ienete fread Oar 6am AMIN MILLER, California a FBCS B SHARP, Aest Mater Transportation der the canct Werder then gery uit not remem | Alexander Baxter, charged with ar et | longed to the estate of the late Sama meti-3m 101 Brirge street, Georgetown GEO. 8. KOONTZ Gou'l A'g, Washingron. ja28 er the exact wordathey were Wand boistérons talking; Higa The bouse on Wolfe street, near Fairfax, os:a- | == PROEI TONAL. = BROUGH LINE. perw rex and John went up stairs, his wife following. | county without license; $45, or work pied by L. Getzenberger, has been sold for ESS rt “ Ge ’ : ; Cot the | Wilson “Griffin, colored, char th carr $1,400. ‘The house of Mr- Z. English, advertised PIA, AND NEW Tok. When John went ap, Michael went out of the } Wiles Grin, colored, charged with carrying a | $1.400. ‘the house of Mr. Z. English, adv eto: 7) Cc. S. OHARE & SON, . slungshot; fined € ate, and then John and his wife came down. | Tung net an eee ith Rete es gixty dave. fe20-tr 1913 Teh street N. W., between Mand & Mickael then came in with the receipt and | imtont to kill Hears Rekbatd an the ieee ar | was bud in at £8,5 handed it to witness, and he in turn handed it | April. Complainant testified that the assault was | DiDg $7.1 by F. A. Kerby, auctioneer, . A. Wash Netos, Nowember , the highest Bona fide bid 8, 1st8 ‘Trains between WASHINGTON aud NEW YoRR @re pur ae fol JAMES 0. CLEPHANE. E.Z. BRAILEY ped ince th FOR NEW York Annee of « to John’s wife to see if it was correct. John | made in his own yard, and that he was knocked | THE Fistgny—The receipts of fish since the R Leave dail « . than oxsaed, sn8 oul he: oes Oa aan teas Een es tee the ‘right temple, Jnticting-an | last report, have been about four thousind PRICE List we daily (excep sw a. we house aud the one to whom the receipt shonld | Uely wound, requiring the services ‘of a xnrgeon, | shad, twenty-five thousand herring, and twelve FOR PHILADELPHIA be presented. He took it out of witness’ hand, | Thedifficulty occurred abont a vicions dog belon, ing hundred bunehes of rock and perch. The ralin, Leave daily (except Sunday) at $a. ui., 1:00 aod & or and while he was reading it she (John’s wife) | 10 dclendant, which complainant had killed quotations to-day were $11 to $13 per hund bD*- MARY D. SPACKMAN, stated, by permi f ON SUNDAY. handed witness the money. John said he | 4 reation took ‘place between them, and t r shad, $10 to $11 per thousand for herring, 1634 SIXTEENTH STREET. for New YOR . ameaabnn reckoned the receipt was not correct, and some | first taing complainant knew he found himesif and from 20to30 cents per bunch for rock aud GROCERIES By ya Tork ot 649. t2., end Phitadeiphia words passed between him and Michael. Wit- | on the ground with his head cut. pearch. ‘Pavstctan, 1320 F street Office Houre:—9 to 0, morn: to 4, afternoon; 8, evening. wale Iza HN F. HANNA, aa * ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, No. 8 Young's Law Building, de2-tt Washington, D. 0. an d for the government entered a nolle prosequi to t TUNNEL ON Fint.—Passengers by the 0. A. bs ma hot cod at! sage att ee chet charg: of intent to Kill, and put inacharge of com. | & MR. R., this morning -report the fre in the ieked up nstick of wood, Tehael | MOM wesnult. Another witness testified to seeing | Millwood tunnel, Chesapeake and Ohio rut, Finn at Mie mal the tte eetare,this Michael | the biow struck; after which the judge fined road, as still raging, and that some delay is 9° aed, hen’ dan weet wo cick ce meee [oe casiohed in the runing of trains over that road Michael ran after him and struck him. Witness ‘An effort is being made amongsome would | i consequence of the transfer which has to be thonght it was with his fist, and Mike walked | petastioneble ladies wo revive the blenie teal wean Dien nines out the door. John laid down on the ttoor | jon, Dyes are net used, but a fine amd Injarions JUNCTION sARDED.—Judge ~y “ay ” i] wood to-day issued an injunction against } Douder known aa “blowde dust" is-—N. F- Mail. | Thomas, CW. Wattles and D. L. Smo Siveping cara for New York oo 8:50 p.m. train oly. a. ‘ h tickets to Philadelpita, New York and vukine seei Brston can be bad at the Station Udice at all boare od +a ors For Balitmore and Ohio ratiroga advertisement sce schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Acuapo- ligand the West. THOS. B.S Master Transportation, A BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. Foe COL, Guru Tike Aron . Agoul, Washington, yel@ IST OF NEW BOOKS AT SUGARS. ‘HE HAS FINISHED ME AT LAST.” His wife and the colored girl were in the room at | _,#7 Judah P. Benjamin, the confederate | missioners of sale in the suit of Brut ALEXANDRIA, § WASHING: oa secretary of state, and now a British counsellor i 2 BEST NEWYORK BRAND : & = he t 3 é ; vins, restraining them from selling the prope HILLINGTO} * ‘ 0} D8.) xn by ea RS gir) who was pros- | at law, will visit the United States during the | Of Thos daving but the meting eee a, SHILLINSIOHS BOOUATORE ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG BB. | ent when Michael applied to John first for t —— Messrs. Thomas and Wattles, disregard LITTLE KATE KIRBY. A Novel. By the anthor Corner of Band Sixta Sireats. | testified that John was not in, and his | &# The Cannon, of Meckien- | writ and sold the property as advert! of Mattie as ray and Carrie's Confession id: “I'l eall him, he is in Mrs. Sulli- | burg county, rolina, has accepted the Postmastens.—Daniel Doremus has been | THE COMING RACE. By Edward Bulwer(Lord ue j * When John eame in Mike says: “iJon, | pastorate of the Presbyteian Chureh, Lees- | appointed postmaster at Hunter's Fair- | gh Wibow LEROG ‘A Movel, By Rwite ee Thave come for the house-rent.” John says: | burg, Va., fax county, vice C.D. Dorem ‘ 6:13, 78:28, 10:33 a.m. LB. "3.38. “You 1] not get it, for father said I wasnotto pay | ®9-So many New Orleans babies h 3. Miller postmaster at Gaine ERDER; on THE MOUNTAINEER OF “Brains marked thie coiect the rent to no one but himself, and when he | chewed up by dogs that the anthot Rappahannock ; S.) By Me ington aud Ohio B. B. : comes and brings a receipt I'll pay him.” Mike | about to rise im their might and crush the es sige . ¥ JEAL yo = CABTICO Accommodation loaves Washington | said: +11 it was my house,—— yon, I'd whipit | element. we LANDON T. Lov out of you.” Joimsaid: Gu out of my house, that f payrent for.” He picked up the wash- basin to strike Mike, and Annie ran between D. By y Mary Hoally. the peniter ned for horse DS. A _ &7-A mountain settler in Tennessee learned for the first time, the other day, that David 1 | Crockett was de 2. 2 lally, excors Sunda . GREAT SOUTHE! EXPRESS, via * Edition, i lesvee Wasbingtou 1:88 p.m. daily, e ily. Throngh tickets to all pul = ¥ ’ “R REQGREA Fanily—W: : for sale st Oftices, corner 1th str canght the blow, and then Michael started of | Cried like wehiid.” ™t St down oma log and | the ‘ary goods house of Mr. Robert Harper, in | 6 Bok Ait = ula aveutins And. Soruer Oth str ag Pe ‘ 2 " re! i % is city, ul s h: ea popul. where re a re Page wat ~y ny ipa > gern a A s7the mare. Mollie Long, sold tately by | Lentlemanie petie ae, Line # popular and SUNDRIES. Chectked wt aif tele aud tewidvuces Grvagh ctle | Annie made John sit down a few minutes, and | Gol. F. West, of Kentucky, to Mr. Hark J Looe DANIEL SH ee ™E. B. YOUNG. Ge"! Paswengor A 2% then he asked Annie to let him yo in Mrs Selti- | N€W Xork, for $15,000, was ‘sired by Capt bb, was sunk while franee—chotce. 3 Ibs. for @1 — oo == | var’s town, John did go inand directiy his wife | Blackburn's Mambrimo river, on Thursiay last, nocd tog Shen 43 QALTINGER AND Potomac I him’ and said his father wanted hit B7-.\ bill before the Massachusetts legisla- She was raised to-day.—G@a TRAVEL IN ‘Winslow's Green’ i$ BatLRoaD, G20 serif urred | ture provides tha: mo person having prope rts Tomatoes—2 tbe. io wuritelaedrcmatialy ers Saxe tata ceipt. | im intoxicating liquors shall have the benctit of — Tomatoee—3 ibs. 1 TRALNS LEAVE FOR, TRAINS ARRIVE ap secs aie e poor debtor's oath. Peaches? Its... : . 4 é ik between them was gc ne oe) th ee oath. CITY ITE benches = 4 i ; s en dees ee jase arte Ye anc — daily. Gall; came came in and REM O V-E1 Gens Site: saskcnsie tical n can be, da eLight’ and after DR. W, H BARRETT, cam bx ns US. m., Wowtern Exp, ata joved ii core —— > eo Way Call at once, as we cannot gnarantes the pbove 4eil ept Sunday. iy. el replied Prin tg SS ESET S Som mae” iy" Notice to Pron Gn the Par Paralicied low prices for any deduite leagth of time Bs ore AC- 6:23 pm., Pacific Erprem, nooling he “ > ee | We hereby give notice th Speaking t d ally yea-| dally, except Sunny i" Mike re- | [o> MIL BURN'S keep a full supply of gas t Stuutos of ( . a os its a =. lie. pi NEW DRUG STORE, materials toaccommoda Toke Amily, except Suy-/20:33 p.m., Boothern Bi other d—d liar, but don’t 1 eases es ay ress, daily, eaceps Sune | again in any house that fpay rent for, ; jo. 1429 PeNnsYLvanta AVENUE, aa ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©0,, 763 p.m., Western Exp... Say. | same time run: a stick of wood, | Depot for d Mit Waters. ee 7 oi oony- | aed as ha can tothe <powerpoate| » | Devet for Sods and Mineral Waters, tn tinrwortd VVERY MOTHER THE De oY it Travcs leaving Washington et 8:58 | mecnens peng pha Everything looks 4 OWN FAMILY if he get "De. MAL BKOCEKS, connect st Bu nt he fell over agains: witness aml the blood | ENE CLOTHING eects “ont ith hicen! HEALTH AT HOME at STOCKMAN & SU%'s = | ran down her arm. Witness did not see the y else. Lite is - The COTTAGE BIBLE to be had there ale fOUNGS, MASONIO TEMPLE, | Knife handle. but the binde was pont six inches can all be changed by taking Peruvian Sy Two good AGENTS wanted. " SEARS, NINTH AND Fete. j8-t | long. John cried out, “0, Lanfeut; Lament,” r (a protoxide of Iron.) Cases of 2 years’ sta — ~ ——— — mu, and 3:33 p.m, | auf atike tnened and walked out ate ing have been eured by it RICHARD B. MONTN & CO., STEAMER LINES. ieiararion Cie ordors, at icket Omcam ——— — ‘ “ites : E corner Prunes evenue ar bieoa began to pizeata from hile, and be sald - “ ' THERE 18 NO EXCUSE for poor Biscuits, I! BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ——— oo _] horthwent corner of Sixth stroct and Pounssivanio. “Emma, go for the doctor.” As aitness ran SPRING AND SUMMER, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Muffins, Wattle 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, oO SEO Bs Tenve, cam have their baggage called for and check- epee yh where i when Dooley’s Yeast Powder is used. G - — o = out to45, street Mike came ont and went down ‘ Orrick Porowac Penny Company, towards D street, and witness has not seen him : 5 sell it. Have just received the SEVENTH StxreT Wuane, ” “Drs. Hartigan, Relly, Boyle, Eliot, and Me- ac nd pg Damas Cas ee ee 1gRBITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for | Op and aticr TUESDAY, Apa ha tol Sout n, Reils » Elliot, e fixture. 3 . . a Gen | mony actuiticcharacterocthe wotsioant tai | THz LARGEST assoaruenr | Levati"hostior, ami are fw vain acon) cl | ROYAL RALENDAR, for Wn Aare a a aes 9 ales seer age ok ; and t @ LARGEST AS WES a r Pal- . 2 “ Tos Se ee it caus d the death of deceased, after which the monary Complaints, make use of thisunequstied | WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, for 1=73. Fin pas 2m. and 1,2, 3,6,5,6. 1872 penssrSfESh, nocre 1872 pipe payne hee IN THE COUNTRY. remedy. It can bé relied upon, the mass of | BRITISH ARMY LIST, for 1273, The Orange and Alexandria railroad passengers ; that John Kane came to his death on the 5th ‘ Tee quien be, eee ee vople proof of its efficacy. 6 — For Covcus axp THROAT Drsorpers, use “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” having proved their efliciency by a test of many years. €03 —_—¢e ~ To THE NORTHW UTH, AND SOUTH: BRITISH NAVY LIST, for u73.__febatr | SOF MY bonthows,, SB MOWISON, ier. OTIOR. follows: jay of April, 1573, between the hours of SAMUEL GEDNEY, Sept. iG OF A NEW BTA’ +4 OPED BLANK BOOK a 24. m. an! #a.m., at Providence hospital, in the city SAM is of Washington, and in the county aforesaid, by ee ae CEES reason of 4 wound inflieted with a knife in the hands ef Michael Kane, on the 2sth day of READY MADE March, ¥ " ASSENGERS BY ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA P AND MANASSAS RAILROAD, = x = -fSRe). -S Ines ‘at fair On and after APRIL 1, 1573, will Poxn’s Extmacr cures rheamaticm, burns, | LITHOGRAPH 2, ENGRAVING. FRInTING | lav: WASHINGTON C173 i BO gee euTBE GHRAT DOUBLE oe Mi ne emcee ones to the family, and Lae —- Loan igh Sew vee pos ggg RS. 5 Pome SEES Bones 7th-ae Wey PA clegant Boer Palace the funeral t lace this atte: OK MEN, BOYS AND © Ny. Ns ness, i colic, | The invited to call Sure 5 ret ty ee pA a poy) ‘Geath Joey en ine £OK MEN, BOYS AND CHILUREN lamen bruises, boils, wounds, neuraigia, stock. BEN. F. ICH, Sew ¥ &7” Boats will leave the wharf at 7:15.a.m. and mortem statement before a justice of the hoarseness, diarrhqa, and all hemorrhages, ete. 7: p. m.; arrive at J145 a.m. and pence to the effect that he did not think his SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Pond’s Extract differs from all other advertised sels-tt tages fore onl Sar Cooke & Oot ; 0 ¢ 5 . . a tier Michael intended to, murder ‘him, Dut preparations in the fact that itis stan lard corucr of Ring and Gntou streetarSiexanisien? that the blow was struck in the heat of passion. * s, and i) ‘A STATEMEST FROM THE GIPSY WIPE. DEVLIN & Co., known to’be a cure for these diseases, ,th,s, | _ INSURANCE COMPANIES. Through Passenger connections between Orange, atthe om: Mrs. Annie Kane, widow of the victim, writes = THE community at large appreciate the use- a | Alexandria and Manaseas and Baltimore and (hic Peurayiania avenue, and Sn nine ae oO contradict the state | aps.sm 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | fulness of singer's Sowing Mornin 5 THE CORCORAN Mailroeds made only bf this line. IWania aveaue, « ments in a morning per in regard tothe family 8 uli. ia ’ PiRE TEDL RANGE Codeine IS a will be of her husband having been dissatisfied with her ‘HE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of Nsw a Ny, =e geet ond muatriage to him. ‘She says that, on the contra: | A RANLROAD New York avenue and 15th street, pays 6 por ct. point W_B. GASKINS, Agent, 603 Pa. ave. a2-In fi E ry, her husband's father and mother witnessed aND ie eee ee calender mouth. J EW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, the marriage, and both appeared well satistied. hours, 9to4. Saturdays, 9 to4.and ¢ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BETWREN Mrs. Kane also itis untrue that Michael Real Estate Mortgage Combined, toa 2113, 14016 PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va., WASH- Kane followed her into the country. While she ———_e—___ Oreanized April 1st, 1973. INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D’ was away her husband and father and mother Scéunp veer being indispensable to health SAILING Days. were with her. She says the stories about jeal- and comfort th of ns come fron: far —- Gites teddies BANKERS. ousy are all untrue, and that the whole cause of | In its7:90Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Gail | and near to visit Dr. ite, the well-known the eee: wales ee fatally thi te, Be. oe 15th street, opposite the Capital, pba Od ia itewsi, emastoen, 9:0. 90ns- Ooms aoe i adie mand for the five dollars house ren ready A from corns, by BC, DAY and SATURDAY, at 10.a.m." a rom the statements of the neighbors of Mrs. rail. | 8nd advice as to suitable shoes. OFFICE Xo. 1420 PENNSXLVANIA AVENUE, | , This line counects at Phiadciphin Spoor po > eempe srs eign mang = ne it is fair to suppose that she tells nothing | road bond, with the solidity and safety of a real ee- wi & Giswe Sawine Macniwe. The (OvER MicacRy’s Dave Store.) "01 eamers for Providence, Boston and | Payx INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes © eee reise Lee Rot only corroborate her | ‘ate mortgage om land worth at least twice theamoum | celebrated Basser’ Pattern Agency at Chas. JOHN T. LENMAN, Prosident dries OSE: DE Aeat fir Beart | LECTIONS, aud tramsacte all business connected waueered against her character ‘asa faltntul | oamed. "8 peepee and corset factory, 7th street 4. B- MERR, Vice President. Fok REID RR santeia — ; Be wife. Under these circumstances it is crucl to | They are offered at par tn currency, and yicid » | ‘2telligencer Building. —_ Seige! cs WALDO A. PEARCE, 34 Congress Street, Bos- add to her grief by insinuations against her. HANDSOME PROFIT to those 5-208. THERMOMETERS and are repaired Wm. Orme, . Clay Stewart, ton. ape a ee ‘and made to order by Hempler, near 4% street. Chas. A. Jame, Jas. L, Barbour, ‘THe “Sumyee Portrait’ Row—A Public ‘The bonds are = first and only mortgage on the —————— — ——— — — dward Droop, Joho T. Lenman, Meeting to be Held —A meeting was held at the | road, ite equipments and earnings, and also en a LA!‘ Grass seep 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE, W 428 1NGTON: SORFOLK, BOSTON, AND residence of Mr. George T. Downing’ on East | ing grant which, on the completion of the rosd. will vin ot yg pene Sale, fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE : OFPosITR WILLARD ® HOTEL, for Grass Plate, Yards, &€. — 2 = having resumed ber w. v, Capitol street, last evening, to arrange for a con uaa : ; Sac a swell ASHINGTON, D.C. ublic meeting, to be held'at an early day at | S*¢FAs® 28,000 scree to pa LAWN MOWING MACHINES, poems sore re OF eth wareet, ance MONDAY & per cent. interest paid on deposits. Lincoln Hall, to condemn the action of the col- | They are teened in denominations from 910) te GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, STRONG OLD company, | | | FHURSDAY, at 29. m.,touching glicctions made ever wiier Sree setiyo! erastece 4 refusing toorder a paint- | g1,090 Qoupon, and 8100 to $1000 Registered, bare GARDEN TOOLS, * | taE ANGE, Coe eT Beer Res NS OR | Landings, connecting of Prova dee, | the Army corked: were made by Mesers. Downing, Siraker; Bare = ch oe coc BEAMET PRC Carn sno. A. BAKER, TEBTUIZERS, dc, | Organized 1848. aiey fox eebue.es via Norfolk ticket oficeal Kunos's F. BRO 7 Pfeterence to the eticey Oe eee eee acothers; | sp ATES TAX to the holder, aiceost” —_Lantead sTicltaral Warehonwo, je __ Wo. 611 fenserese_ | Ezprowe Omics, GO Pennsylvania avenue, No. 939 Peuna. ave. Washington, D.C. Mr. Webster, in the course of his remarks, | aye gemt-annual interest on the Rogistered Bonds ‘ jeiana ave., bet. 9th and Ich «ts. BE oe enc Ee RST gEIT Ae DORSEY CLAGRTT, General Agent unseen einen ttiiniieeamiiaan hie Shembled, vowmucncing wie are Sontlemen | 44 paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office EXecrENc T' oF scr COMPANY, _2M4_Plant's Store, corner ith wt. and Paavo. c_hisitegteution fy wecuriten ape ores c who, he stated, was a natural-born sorgaiizer IRR eaaPE 4 appreciated, 2s shown im the contintiaily ine DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Coa ae. forth oat investors Safe, relinble, protte who would ruin if he could not rule, and ad vi Marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ex- creasing sale celebrated _ able | prompt. mask i im every respect im to contesuete smsotaban tay OC see fo canis, ilboek expeusr tu: (a tavern 06 100k; SPENCERIAN CRC AETESY AVE NET SE; S0Y0: ERO Gane es a FineT CLAS eRCC LE 1 oe ASH AL pa TISH AND NORTH aMERI disrupt them, and offered to pay his way south: | Bisbest current prices. = = a 2. ¢ or elscwhere in order to relieve Washingtou of STEEL PEN BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, his presence. The position assumed by the trustees was in accordance with the !: An JAY COOKE & co., other course would have subjected them to the pens are comprised in 13 numbers; of the i. thi be SAMUEL CROSS, These Number One Pen alone, we sold more than CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. responsibility of violating the oath taken by 4,500,000 a mss ge ai ine S20 ee sh ceri Rape mate, ent grace fas, ee , mare WASHINGTO Resnof point. For salecverpohere es eee a petits meeting for the purpose avo' ated. ik: wn 2 7” For the convenience of those who may wish to 5 oc! i. .Wed_Apl. 16] Parthi os cone 5 ana Sat. jay 25 Mr. Geo. F. T. Cook, superintendent of col- * try these Pens, we will sead a Sample Card. con ain Si ored schuvis, bas written f letter ts Mr ticsey | FOR FAMILY USE: tae all of the IB numbers, by mail on recor! sacked teas” Gost enrty sescisanipas. Johnson, president ot the board of trustees sate asking permission for the teachers to solicit IVISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR & ce + and receive subscriptions from the = fora : 138 and 140 Grand st irait of Mr. Sumner. Mr. Johnson has —tteodt 13S and 140 Grand st.. N. Teplied, saving that the meets with L his unqualified approval’ and that the action of THE G4 omasasess: nansess: Bett.) costomers roman part of Washington the beard in decilning to met im their oficial — UT ERHE Fates Goode, Notioney a expecity was not from lack of on HALFO We bave on band a large kinds : ai the offarts made by Mr. Sumner’ In behalf of RD gle and Double Gilt, Covered oF Alt kinds of Sin- strecte (near Bogan & Wylie's.) mh <inding the colored race, but from a strong conviction Sicver snag TEQEMPAE wt saree. ota fron § RUBBER, NICKEL, of duty, as sworn officers of the government LEICESTERSHIRE =D to distuirse all moueys for purely educational SILVER-MOUNTED HARNESS, purposes. Pi which we are determined to sell — Keat Estate SaLys.—Mesers. Duncanson, Dowling & Co., auct sold the broperty last week: Part of lot 23, square 725, improvements, to George W. Linville, fer . race I. Gray. for 15 cents per 18 ANY PART OF THE WORLD. 6, block 15, Meridian Hill Sole agents i's FOR LUTZ & BRo., next to National . FAMILY USB, str SALT!t SALTITt