Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1873, Page 4

= EN NG STAR. -.| THe opmmations creas scan or - | to ion, oa ane steise se Pei Eeak gs | READY FoR on = nme rt RV cece a 35, Baza, | , Nett : With g fetd core of Sesto aaa foe pri guty in an Bee he bent foreign’ apd domestic Dye LOCAL NEWS. | ea yon Uh | LADIES? Al yaP RIS SUMMER werett en 2 He wae The Lydia Thompson | was: Pro- | PREMIUM ST! ene SCOUR- "Tencola Tabenstein, Wientawaki abd | tebe placed im ESTABLISHED 1831. Theodore Thomas concert. or the Preminm awarded 1s sorgttown, D.0 Theater Cemiue—Songs, burlesques, dances, | sions so lem Post Omee Bor 735." tr sacia Sevect Kol dines’ Ocwaly: @ntae Ste? ——< N=W sPaiNe Der Goons. nagerie and Circus. Mavonic Tempte—Second annual bali forthe benedt of the aaa Bega. Comiensed Locals, ‘Thomas J. Shea has been ap; a justice ofthe ce for the District of Cob r. Daniel Shimer has been appointed resi- dent stadent at the Washi Asylum. The dwelling of Mr. ay apley, near Reckville, Md., was destroyed by ire yester- day. The Washington boat club has sold its six- cared race gig, Washington, to the Ariel club, of Baltimore, for $00. Secretary Richardson to-day gave the colored employes of the Treasury department leave to be absent to-morrow to participate in the = celebration. Mr. Bridgeman C. Root, chief of the bureau of engraving and printing, Treasury Depart- ment, died yesterday afternoon at his residence, 142 G street northwest. The Washington base ball club of this city defeated the Ms ryland club of Baltimore yes- tewiay in that city by ascore of 2 to3. The retur» game is being played in this etty this af- neon. The 7th district republican club met last ght to complete arrangements tor the eman- tion, Thomas J. Grant and s Johnvon were elected assistant marshals; Dedson chief Jamin Carrol his assistants. The 6th district republican club met at Wi Yams’ hall last night, and Messrs. M.J. Laugh- lim, A. H. Underwood and John H. Brooks were mously elected delegates to the re} can general committee for after an exciting discussion, to recom- mend Mr. A. S. Grant for superintendent of laborers. Albert Gleason's trotting horse “Dandy,” ¥alued at $300, whilst being driven down ith street by Mr. A. D. Tucker this morning, about o'clock, became frightened at several boys Flaving ball and ran away. As it turned the circle the buggy was upset, and Mr. Tucker Was thrown out and s! ightly Druised. The horse Fan a short distance down M street when it fell and broke its neck, killing it instantly. $ pow dees 2. bakes SIXTY THOrsSAND DOLLARS worth of Dry Ccods at Bogan & Wytie’s. Lixcotx HaLe—The Theo: Thomas’ Concerts.— Mr. Theo: Thomas, the great missionary of ma- sic im this ame complimented the large audience at Lincoln hall last night, by intro- ducing, in addition to his well-known and ever- Welcome orchestra, Anton Rubinstein and Henri Wieniawski, two of the greatest living exeeu- tants and composers. To be b: concert hall with these great artists Hlege which, when once enjoyed be} Rubinstein, the king of pianists. Wien- uaily regal among v as im the work such talent ¢ even the gre: while Wieniaw: Land with Joachim. In his concerto No. 4, in D minor. Rubinst revealed himself to the audience as they have never before seem him. All the fire of his ge- nius burst forth, and, for the time, he gave him- captive to the art_he so loves aud eon- usly interprets. The performance was a marvelous one. At tie close of each move- ment se and shonts of “bravo” nist, and at the end of the ealléd out to receive a hur- ricane of ay The work itself is a vai uable donation to the world, and will ever stand, retiecting credit upon the composer, as he does upon the art. ‘Almost as Ttormal been sand linists, and chestra, unexcelled as such ot on the European stage is ed to-day. Rubinstein, i uch may be said of Wieniawski’s Issohn'’s concerto as has ein fas regards teenique. got the bow entranced the audience throughout the entire movement. In t second, bis own arrangement of Russian with an encore “Legende,” were quite as able as the air and variations ot Vieux- r which they were substituted, owing arrival of his mas Mr homas’ orchestra m heard as is nsw: fully, neverthele as ach was al, but they were appreciated ogramme is mos view > Wagner w t Hnngarian march of Shubert. At the matinee to-morrow at one o'clock the programme will be quite equal to those already published. Those who fail to hear this combination do themselves a lasting injustice. Mr. Thomas, however, is doing his part toward the public education, ami we hope ke will not have to say, “and ye would not. ELECTIONS OF VESTRYMEN IN THE Ertsco- rat Cuvecmes.—Yesterday the Easter elec- tions of vestrymen took place in the Episcopal eburebes in the District of Columbia. The Vestries for the ensuing year are constituted as follows: Christ Cherch (Navy-Yard).—Dr. W. E. Rob- erts, Samuel Cross, C. H. Venable, P. P. Little, William E. Hutchinson, Horatio Browning, Jeremiah Cross, and FE. B. Bary. Charch (Washington) —Dr. G. B. ards, George C. Chapman, neral G. Kamsey, Matthew ‘Trimble, Johv Bowne, and Dr. R. G. Reyburn. ts Church.__Dr. W. P. Seung, Themes L. Moore, Charles E. Weaver. J. M. Mason, N. ker, D. W. Middleton, jr., Ed. Baldwin, and «©. H. Morrison. Church of the Epiphany. H. Eaton. G B. MeCartee, J. B. Evans, Gi Taylor, J. Hi. C. Cofiin, omg J. K. Barnes, J. G. Parke, eurion.—W. W. Corcoran, wis, - M. Shuster, Thomas L. W. Burchell, J. T. Stevens, R. W. d B. Lownds -lackson. of the Incarnation |. Colburn. Wm. Wall, Clarke, Col. J —Henry Har tong aud Pr. 5 ; reas. vis. - Pani”s Church (2d st. estrymen holdi over—Dr.J.F. May. John P. Franklin, John MeCalla. Harry Valk. New members eleet dobn B. Kerr, R. W. Walker, W. 3. Holl 7: Joseph S. Sessford. Grace Church, ( Woshington.}—Arthur Yeat- - G. Wheeler, J. L. Kidwell, J. N. Bud- A. Boswell, J.S. E. Thorn, C. P. Bua- McEuen—aill reelected. St. Mark's Church.—R. K. Eltiot, J. §. Beale, N.¢ — Captain V. Morris, W. T. Kent. Davis Baker, Mr. Long and Mr. Parkman. Chiiat Church, (Georgctown.)—Evan Lyons, W. 8. Cox, Dr. Grafton Tyler, Peter F. Berry, W. B. Boggs. C. M. Matthews, John B. Davidson and Benjamin Miller. St. Paul's Church (Rock Creek parish.)—E. J. Middleton, Thos. Joy, John B. Wiltherger, dobn Burgess, Gen. Pitcher, John Sherman, J. Middleton, and Thos. Miller. ce Chure pcorgetown.)—John Spencer, 8. KR. S 5 w. F . F.C. Wheeler. Mr. Bremer, Mr. Ash, Mr. Schutt, Benjamin Geisel. ‘Twenty-Frv HD DOLLARS worth of all kinds of Dre is at Bogan & Wylie’s one price store. t —_o——_. Weppixe at tax Cuurcs or rar Ascey- stox.—The Church of the Ascension, on H street, was filled witt spectators this morning pte ager p ln agp Waters Drew, the " groomsman Mr. Joseph Winter. The pals, followed by their at- tendants. entered church at 1130 o'clock am! passed up the main aisle, the or; ng a 1 voluntary: the bride and oS travel ing dresses of gray 1 and the greom ‘am! groom=man sult at conelu- sion of the ceremonies the bappy and hand- ht into a | white pine and white-leaded; tail gate eighteen inches deep, full width of box, strongly paneled, tongue by iron bolts runni: ey ual of live oak, hung by three hin; fasted by strong clamps; perfectly water-ti t by and groove; ing actos s top, gate-joints to bo made y means of of merits ned ae priced air iea schol qiat Gates a viele, Se a BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e, RYANT'S LIBRARY OF POETRY AND i . STOWE'S LIBRARY 9F FAMOUS FIO- . Brook BEECHER’S LIFE OF CHRIST, kc. ee a hye§ Suteer pions received at 1411 Pennsylvania av- 10; John Weleh 16 Siiunve 30 #1359" Hi, parts BISHOP & HAZARD. Git; Sargent, Sots Ygnd3, ASHOCULTURAL BooKs. sutare 13s, 22/000: A. @: Haley, : etre W lot , square 1,087, $200; Johnston's Agricultural . to 8. Oros, sibs. 28 aid 37 yejuare s72;— ‘American Gardene: fon et al. to G. Hill, pr., part 7, square 419, © ROARDING-HOUSE rovLTRy. ‘March 24—B. F. Gilbert to 1. Brough-on ai J. Lafontaine wis chai B. ib. G, square 371, $30,000; C. scand turke: mel E. Allen, part B, square 447, $1,305; condemned ¢! F.tHotzman. trustee, to "Ht. Selmi ‘i imothy = ‘an sonny er, Lif aor wi Ae oe . Bryant, subs. 10 Sewell et alto. P. 3.4. Gr apy Painier to. B- Marche: part 9, ;_Mary E. Wright toH'. Sha’ cane Post- comrt to | Meeaeeremnnctioeet 4 Seasesesesesesa « All the new books published ICHARD B. MOMUN & CO. ‘WITXESSE* BEING SOMETINES TAMDERED W : packing; the tly and Jadge Snell onid the officers would not bed 28-tr — 1014 Penna. avenue, coruer Ich strect. water-tight by a coati: of asphaitum. 4 ¥ their di if th tained that witnesses hari The hopper two feet eight inches lenge one "ae 4 now te ne been tan ed with, ith boat they Pronght the par, 1ST OF NEW BOOKS AT base and foot deep, MeL. C ¥ fore the court. and when euch am act is prov evelet tear inane atin oe 1a Oe to a ene eet he'would give ihe oiteners the extent of the tn SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE: : a Lees profanity; #1. Henry Nelaon, vageans over the hole, and & bottom valve to work Wy so, Lobatger, to, | bonds notte become atharge onthe Daweict’ Riek: | LITTLE KATE KIRRY. A Novel. Br the anthor lid by working on hinges on either side; the per to be set on the top of the bo: anges jecting from the £0 25 to fectly air it; the hopper and Tid to be of tise best ie too tees Months of an inch thick, and galvanized on the thside. mm with these carts, which are to be run daily all over the city, the board ha: TWO LARGE 8COWS northwest and at $ street wharf southeast, where the night soil is shipped, In connectio: at th street whart which will receive all this gar! neat whiel dered up. Keports have been in circulation that the em- ployes whose duty it is to remove the night-soil and garbage, in order to save trouble and cost, DUMP MUCH OF IT IN THE RIVER, and creeks and inlets, creating a great nuisance, and that the commander at Fort Washington has threatened to fire into them if it is repeated. We have made pretty diligent inquiry in rela- tion to these rumors, and can find no one who conve; the wharves the will vouch for the truth of them. dumpin, by Bogan & Wyte. ee Tre Mount Vernox Mevento Maxrvac- TURER OBTAINS $14,000 INSTEAD oF $1 The case of James Crutchett, of thi which was the fourth on from $8 to $30, just received t , and it will be sent down at the same point where the night soil goes—Broad Creek. thirty-five feetin length, twelve in width, three im depth, and covered with a strong oak deck it by means of caulking, and with g large enough to receive the shute garbage from the carts on into the hold of the scows. one is filled it is towed downstream im the same manner as the night soil. are laid on the dee! hese scows are about When The dead animals of these scows and removed daily to the Four Mile Run where they are ren- hh th night: soll i coe of the garbage or the t-soil is con: cerned, It does not seem feasible, from the fac! that the seows or barges lie nearly hidden rt the the docket of ard W_ Carter, bi of Mattie A: and Carrie's Cor Uae ber TOM; Son Gane: | THE COMING BACK. Be hageet Boncer Lord unlawfully carrying on a bar room; $5. Charies =—Catl , Waggoner to Thomas same, | Clark, cursing; $10. Lytton.) Ae fis Satberine cu to Jonas A Birebies tat THE WIDOW LEROGUE. A Novel, By Bait }) square —;L.8. 5 . . ere GEORGETOWN. —_| *if.6iin. cr gas yocerarscen or fi) Iwpnovewenrse—Mr_ E. P. Welch ismaking | BOT AAMLE JEALOUS. (A Novel. a fine addition to his residence on Ist street, be- AKEVILLE. B: y Healy. trie Beano or Fenute Wont kare ond-ren | BRUESHHOATR Ease. 8" Bion af 8 have fe D. A ‘immediate completion of igh stree HALF HOUR RECREATIONS IN POPULAR the immediate completion of High street, be- 7. All the back numbers on band. ae os Spar ey NE POPULAR RGTENCR. ‘Monthly volumes T gate Houty bad bie Ieee t * ; ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON NATURAL lenry had his legs terribly crushed at Wh PHILOSOPHY. ed voll g ley's lumber i yesterdiy by apile of lumber | REY 40 NORTH AMERIOAN BIRDS Contain. falling upon him. i account of every species of Living Excrion op TrvsteEs.—At a meeting of ‘oseil Birds. the Pewholders of the Georgetown Presbyterian | HARPER'S HAND BOOK OF TRAVEL IN urch (late Bridge street) the following gen- , x tiemen were elected. as trtstocs:, Mesure i ny Be Sg ag with Pino teal h, Al puteSend 3 ‘and 5, aqui Bi Senda: sub bo seme, subs. 17 i) A r . iter, 6i0; Margaret A. Wilkinson et. al. i ow yo By square 170. $1,103; W. Waiter er Drex b. K re D4, $2.50; S.J. Todd Moore, B. V- Buckey, W. H. Dougaly Thomas sad Flasins Crk abiie tary Seve coon cake 2. Wright, Winship. Benjamin {rayfield,and ©. MeGowan. VERY MOTHER THE DOCTOR OF HER ethan ae Kivek Newa—The steamer Job Gibson ar. | E2OWN, FAMILY, Ir the gee De. MALS 00, 105 Paatapartaeeiaage | tived to-day from New York, wich son cargo | UESUTH AT HOME at STOCKMAN & SON'S, rry, trustee, to. D. Gilmore, | of general merchandise; also, the steamer Ne 2;W. Bin York, from Philadelphia, witha miscellancots —ib A cargo. including a lot of iron for the navy yard, the schooner ary Virginia arrived foray, from Salisbury, Md., with 90,000 feet lumber to E. Pickerel! & Co. Gray Trape.—There were no arrivals of grain to-day and no sales, except the sale of 300 uarrels ear corn, which brought $3.50 per bar rel. There is a considerable lot of wheat in store here, but the holders refuse to sell at pres- ent prices. Fisn Waany.—The receipts of fish to-day 25, street northwest. The GE BIBLE to be had there also. Troweod AGENTS wanted ms-tr_ ‘THE WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHRIE, D. D. ‘The Gospel in Ezekiel The Saint Isberitance. Zhe Way of Life. arables. Titustrated, Speaking to the Heart. Studies of Characte Piea for Ragged Se! 5 Sins At rte L.A. Wood ood to Emma Bin ‘aa tras ta) 10,1, square 147, and 9 to Abbott to John Miller, in trast, ——; Rebecea 8. Gillis to John F. 20, Syuare 142.200: 5.W. BALLANTYNE’, 425 7th street. hi $6.00; B. VL Were 25,00) herring and 3,000 taylors. Herring | — pa RD by | Stypmy, part 1s, syuare Bai, 10 sn, sold at $7 to $7.59 pe thousand, and the taylors | NO TIOR. hand, and there is no dumping Bh Re a at $1 per hundred. OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE | Imay be. however, that the small careaeees of | iran Warhington Naval Ledges = saemecoeee pithp BLANK BOOK MANUFACTOR les mn: » Suc! dogs, » “» e 4 Jol 134 \e' d a “J , —_, thrown overboard down stream to save trouble, | lor, square mie eiasee doit es CITY EMS. LITHGGRA PHIRG ENG VING, PRINTING and that they float ashore, creating nuisances. ors iis, part 2, sunare 477, #3,00 Gougua.—A. skal Febicstiod Sale aE Rg DONE TOO ate oe If this so, the board of health should avcer- | TU Heels) partdjeyunrecdiv aio A.B. Pravisto | Covons—A medicind | paration im the toc, = NF. PRESCH, tain the facts and prevent the evil. The tact | James T, Pike, sub B, finare 604, 84000; ante on | CBtenie ents, a the smost. conv * ‘Under National Metropelitan Bank, be night-soil aud garbage was dumped un- | 8? 7; 1; Tullock, same, $3.00; J.'F. Suliivan to J. | “Brown's Bronchial Troches nes National Meg epetitan Seeks | —— nigl mine and g a A piad pee ie ae fae, aad. 6, square 3 saan. ts B; Havas | which induces conzhins giving relief in Brov- sera-tt = ‘, +e the past winter, while it could not be shipped | to G, W. Barty, mb. gs, on bpp oppo as ili cates ge = away, may have given rise to these reports, | Keating et al..te H.J. McLa. _— a REAL ESTATE AGEN Much complaint hag arisen because the 6. inet i eee 5 To Nl rs 4 Boys’ Spang 73. arba, en have heretofore been in the habit ct : "9s: rr Good School Suits for $6 and <7. ILLIAM SON, & hawking about, such Portions as could be Handsome Cassimere Suits for $3.50. Ww a ae areas S 2 made use o1 cows and hogs. is wi ame, Ww ents, f 10. x 5 N be prevented by the system proposed. It the i 6, Gomtoi J. Davis: | Blue Diagonal Suits fer #12. AND . plans projected are faithfully carried out by the | lots D and E, suuare M. Saunders to | Fine Bine Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits. REAL ESTATE AGENT oard for the removal of garbage, there is no eae Uaieat hanes Ge eet: Fine Brown Tricot and Cloth Suits. No. 605 FIFTEENTH STREET, ’ reason why they will not prove satisfactory. B. Tedd to Soka 3 Gorn ats, ee Gao. ©. Hexst 10 7th street. gepounravunicene, * Lace Jackets, S28. Save Your Doctor's Bi When Dr. Wis- tar’s Balsam of Wild Qherry will curE coughs, colds, bleeding at the®ings, and arrest the feti destroyer, Consumption, it doee more than most physicians cando. ‘The use of a single bottle, costing one doltar, will satisfy the incredulous None but the safest insurance companies repre- sented. Prompt settlement of losses and fair dealing enar- anteed. —~ aps im ASIN P. BROW: Corner Bi. ¥. Tre best bargains in Biack Silks and Alpacas i t at Bogan & Wylie’s. WANT To BE Divorcky-—Yesterday, in the Equity Court two petitions for divorce were filed as follows: Marv S. Waters applies for a enue and 18th street, Washington, D O., 4 — =< we tetien | dtverce fram ber Uelbasa Wenn wan = they need look no further for the required LUT Dean, I” mixed com on jean and British | ¢ r id, Wi . Waters. | aid. 6 EI E, CEMENT, SAND, &c., &0., ciaims, hasjust been decided. Mr. Crutshett | She states that they were married July 25, tx, g =a TUnpER ants TEMENT, SAND. Be. Ao.. Be ty bat Cameo eer ener Britannic majes- | by Rev. . J- White, D. D., at St. Matthow's | Use Deorry's Veast Pownan if you relish | BLUE SFONE ior Bultion Monat ee, ty, but came to Washington in 1842, and has pereates son pd = ee rer Leong ght, en ee ete, ey, Paving purposes delivered in'any part of the Dir ever since resided here. In 1856 he became en- | She charges that her lusband deserted her at | &c. Your grocer sells it. Full weight am EAL EST, gaged in manufacturing—building near the | different times, and fually, in 1858, when he | steengs ee | aeaL EE TATE Donebs and, sold and money tn Baltimore ‘and Ohio rollroad depot n, large | left her entirely. : “1 . Sarit uthetoone ve my personal attention, and will be atm factory maar’ known as the Mount Vernon |. Christopher S. Arnold, applies for a divorce | |, THE Most UNUAPPY PeRsox mtko world is | SHOE give My ersoual attenth marie factory, fitting up the same with machinery, | from ong Fane, nem he alleges he was gens bese Biss? bear ea Re — ws itive power, toois, and ‘the - | com ir er to marry on 4 q > ‘i : ms Stactuie of article erro mafretns ina at Christ Church, Navy Yard, th Dae | ere ee cel eek burden to him. This Cavers iene an EE Tea aNNCE be fond character, i and value from timber pre- | tor, Rev. William MeGuire, performing the cer- | ean all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrac | {NA TOR in used” Bor snc bye o viously purebased by him from the Mount Ver. | emony. Se eneide of fron), Cases of 2 yeans’ stand- | MAN G27 Pennerivania ave. can ceaehe one intenied ne of) Ase SiNGM WAGER —Mr. Theodore | © ave boon Cured by jt. __ cor. io and Wate wee”? Borimenst George Washi: Coe ae aie erent | Thomas Drings the entire Handelcianie 2. | _POxv's Exrnact ls forsale at wholesale by TONE MASONS END Por oeEs—— Riter the breaking out of the late civil war, | Thomas Drings five hundred (500) performers, | Chas. Stott & Co., 490 Pennsylvania avenue, fS70NE MASONS AND BUILDERS, melliensy tase and the prea etates 105 | SD New York on Mendon mrt oe eer ee | and by druggists everywhere, tw.f,tf "| “Attention is called to the ane them for several years. The government npr on cr tae patient |g THROAT Avrncrions axp Hoansexnas.— | oy being tandedes Hee tired ond ther wharves faim oOo for the uso of his property, and the | Sr1onaen of ore nee eye remaies the | All gutering from Irritation of the Throat aa | PO the scows of J. TH HALL. Orders received further sum of $1,200 for repairs of the same, | © * = anit | Hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the | at office: Room 9, Bist Bu + OF on board steam buthe alleged that this wasn inadequate ard almost immediate reiict afforded by the use of | tug Julia, foot of High street, Giorgetore ape Tae insufficient compensation, and that he received “Brown's Bronchial Troches.”” tthe | Gab the same under protest. He claimed a balance ot $173,000 as damages. The commission al- lowed him $14,000. ———~.—___ SALTIi SALT iT The undersigned sale, in . cargo of the Britis barges Heenan ot #2 Mls the amu sacks GROUND ALUM SALT. S47! Notice To PromBeus AND GAS Fitrens.— We here’ wie motipe = we — ae a su ol mb. materials to absommenchats toa irane les whole- 2400 ‘Tux Boarp ov HRactu met last night. Mr. ras Mamuion & Peitese Sales from ship will be at reduced the committee on ordinances, :: eee tas Dp 1 Fas. DAVIS, Sd Water strost, mitted nts to the ordinance to pre- | Wati’s Ormna House,—Notwithstanding | 10 ¥.M. ©, A. Build. corner 9th and Date. | 19 cow (Rep) Georgetown, D.C, ent domestic animals from ru at large in | the rival attractions last night—the grand con- THe NaTIowAL Savines BANE, Corner of OYD M. SMITH, 6. H. WIMBATT. ibe cities of W: and Georgetown; | cert, the circus, the variety theaters aiul nu- | New York avenue and ep toipe doe ap oh B Alexandria, Va. aabington, D.” peued in belay ceanaied nen ce fd og aes ae wie Tole our Vine. daturtapes rier) age ner, and recommended a continuance of the Thompson and her gxcellene bari ue cont: | to8. HB, 14016 SMITH & WIMSaATT, pany, wi manage on ev: it to introduce * mca ©. Cox, pres- | some new and pleasing feathres into thelr per. ;Poxp's Exrrac cures rbeumatiom, burns, | LUMBER. LUMBER, ident of the boar ing Hotice of his appoint- | formances. Becket was immense in Blue Bean | P! ia, ekTS, Woothache, sore throat, sprains, s ment as a com: mer to Vienna, and asking | last ni it, the fair Lydia madeadashing Selim, | 8¢@!d8, soreness, old sores, headaohe, colic, BABDWOODS A SPECIALTY. the opinion and decision of the members before | and Fdouin was excruciatingly funny as the | lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia, taking any action. . Marbury suggested | Heathen Chinee. To-night “4 appear in jparenees, i» | hemorrhages, etc. BILLS CUT TO ORPER. jhaf if {wo members (Drs. Verdi and Cox) vis. | «:Kenilworth,” the most amusing burles,ae on | Pond’s Extract differs from all other advertised would be neglected. De, Vest nee we | the English stage Iedicine, treated of ta medical Critisear aed | _2anl-4n”_Oounen Tru ano I Bre, sonra west. . Dr. — ibe Gerace commbatnar te ak yNAXTS to a8 Tox Wrionr, Haxoen— | known to'be a cure for these diseases, mi,th,e,tf D® Woruizrs E to examine the in use) as s00n as MacAr- then explained the reason why, im his opiaiog, | thur had concided pacing tie eeetenes at raf RECOMMUMITY ar large appreciate the use- PECTORAL SYRUP, it was not only consistent but to | death on Tom Wright for murder, and before Singer's Sewing Machine. make the visit. Mr. x the same SeFesconer had salen bie sogt, obs of the jury Souxp, ast being indispensable to health yyw view e case as re re was not ™ COMme id acealiist acter eg ten | eeviararseeerite euch | Ras geen Seeger | | OOVONS AnD cone. je moved tha to a speciai 35 Y ALL DRUGGISTS. committee of two. After a long debate the sub- xe = = ct mas left to @ committee, was, on motion of AL pound master. Tue Ivrerests op CovumBtaw Untversity. jing of . Samuel Linstein |.angston, appointed —_——_-—_— ‘Rovae-ly* PROTECTING Tuk rusiiv £a@K8.—For some time past the police, at th juest of the beard as the — tere yen the Baptist Secisi of works, have been endesre to protect the ae last 3 , of the parks trom tren ae and made to order by Hempler, near 43g seece, | dian College, in the chair, the exercises were | Ine iractice become of eerie ean bas =. peer ex, BR EMOVSE GEORGE BOLTMAM bys removes Spened by & quartette under Mr. J. H. Patrick: | the "parks, and. thereby ‘disfiguring those er from 303 Penogyivania svenue to 487° Penn Columbian Unigene soe its eeasntcrenta of | paths, that the ofcers are now'determined | 1873 SPRING. 18738 Ivania avenue, where he will continue the snd BHOR 1 and offers Dusiness, ostinare through a park. Wasurxeron Fist Manxet—at the Wash- py deal wharves jorday, (Gn following ag shad, trom #12 ‘to $14; 5.000 auctioneers: mame weaeee oe 08-6t Bep} ba’ VIENNA EXPOSITION. CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT, WSUED BY JAY COOKE & co. Letter is a letter of introdaction to pectic saee memati and autho: wo - eerie eae ct JAY COOKE & CO., Bakers, herr i B ODHEAD & 28a r so; herrings, rom gagope =? 1 816 GlhSd_ Unies tele eck WPM MORSE RTC Beavrivvt, Polke dot Alpacas, 22 cents, at (ict <i | ‘& Wylie’s, shee TSSOP NTEY SRA Ten sen yer. GROCERS. | PROPOSALS. Flecr: PPPOFOSALS FOR INDIAN Goons. ESCEIVED DIRECT DEraRTVeNt oF THE he { from the Mills fn . YALLEY OF VIRGINIA. ‘Will cell to families 50 cente per Darrel less than ‘eual prices. Prices of SUGARS and TEAS al? marked down. CATAWBA WINR, Wine . 8. H. BACON, 709 Market Space, between 7th and &h streets. C. & OHARE & son, * wholesale and Retail Grecers, 1913 Sevenie Sweet Northwest, ttwom Mend 0 or pounds poire ct ‘Wack! Blankets, to 1 ecaure TEM inches, Oak weigh edive pounds. . Mackinac Blankets, to Measure 42146 inches, aad weigh Gve and ove quarter pounds. 7e0 pairs & potot indigo biae Mackinac Blankets, to measure 72090 toclves, Sud weigh twelve poor! 2, irs 3 point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets, a ny ge ye ponds 2,335 pairs 2s point indigo bine Mackinac Riag- kets, to meaeure $4.86 inches, and weigh pounds 1,000 pairs 2- point indigo bine Mackinac BI to measure 42x46 [nchye, and Woigh one quarter pounds 400 pairs point measure 72x90 inches tnd we 700 pairs 3-point green MM. meagre 60272 1 700 paire De pont . to measure 406 inches, and weigh six ands (0 pare 2-potnt en Mackinac Blankets, to measure 42166 inches, and weigh five ‘and one quarter pounds 400 yards Fancy List Bive Cloth, 16,460 Yards Baved List Biue Cloth. 16.778 yards Saved List Sour tet Cloth. a 30 yards Gray List Blue Cloth. $8.62 5-4 Woolen Shawls. 100 6-4 Woolen awl 40 Heavy ble Shawls, 45m: pounds Linen Tereed, stanford make, X02, 30, 3% and 4, two-thirledark blac. on th trd whitey brown 705 dozen Spools Cottop, standard make, 200 yards, 3-cord and 6.cumd 286.328 yards Calico, standard prints . Lip 3 mdi g Blue Dril - var ing. 14s i vod yards Brown Sheeting’ 4-4 standard ata Duck, § ounce. Teen Mackinac Blanket Cc. S. OHARE & SON, fe20-tr_ 1913 7th street N. W., between M and B ees Wa lnen ant 8 PRICE List GROCERIES aT ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co's. 6300 yards Kentacay Jeans. 9.828 yards Satinet 1400 yards Colored Drilling, (for dress lining ‘S00 rards Bleached Sheeting, (for shrouds) 3.800 yards Blue Denim SUGARS. (BEST NEWYORK BRANDS.) 9.000 yards Hickory Shirting. $45 dozen Cotton Handkerchiefs. 682 dozen Men's Wool Socks €23 doven Women Hone. 455 dozen Childrens Wool Hose 44 deren Wooler Scarfs 17,197 Red Flannel Shirts. Gray Flannel Shirts 7 $65 Hickory Shirts, ‘ oak quent on. S35 and 40. ian + for Seines. SUNDRIES, 62 $81 dozen Lest Cast -<teol Hom 9 tbs. for men AX Handles, 36 in N 9 tbe. for “la ven tinned iron Preservi $ Ibe. for 100 a = cansfor lw c a cansfor 1 io cans for 1 cansfor 10 causfor 3 ie inate, p*, pints, 0 Tin Cups, quarts m Tin Pails, » vers, 8, m Tin Pails, » Tin Dipy qe with covers, 8, 10, ud 1 Cail at once, as we cannot guarantee the above ap Daralleled low prices for any detinite length of time re long handies, 633 dowen t 1204. st ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co,, mn Hunting Knives,6-inch. ® Skin: ives, 6 imeh be 280.4: 26n Kuivos and Forks, good quality Sdosen Kulses, 4 £. YOUNGS, MASONIO wWM,H. SEARS, Hor PLB, Nite ayn Peeve. * s8-tr STEAMER LINES. NEw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, WEEN arrieee BR denen & PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va., WASH- — INGTON AND GEORULTOWN, D.C 441 dozen Coarse Combs. An 138 dozen Fine-tooth Combs, 8 Open Thimbies x Sezer Line Mirrors rom 39 Water street. Georgetown, D.C., TUES- pod i SATURDAY, at 10. m. ine connects at Philadelphia with “Clyde's ine” of steamers for Providence, Boston and New Engli . No wharf osten b; ae ere ee Gck RYDE AS fer biai'O” | so fownaten Pipe ¥ Phiiadelphia. sack 6 ay morta Aizen, for ants, assorted sites, for men, jo ALDO A. PEARCE, 54 Congress Strect, Boe Voute, sunceted eines ter sam Ss 574 Loowe’ Sack oats, large sine, WASHINGTON. S0RFOLE BOSTON, AND — — and pants) for boys five to ten The fine Iron TOF LAKE 1% Vets, for boys five to ten years of age. wing reeumed her regular tripe to 6,510 Men's WoobHats, assorted sizes ant > ilore. orfolk, will leave ber foot, 175 Boys’ Wool Hat Tted sizes and colors. of 6th street, every MONDA 30 Heavy Cascimerc Caps. THURSDAY, at 2p. m., Honine st principal River pairs Men's Shoes, good quality, assorted Landings, conpect.ng at Norfolk ipof sizes, fot M, Line for Boston ran 79 pairs Women's Shoes, good quality, assorted 4 la “ sizes Lake. via Norfolk.” Branch ticket at 26 pairs Shoes, good quality, No Ex pazivasia arenas, =" | Bppaire Mies! Shoes poll cruahity aesaric or. 663 PM- CROUCH, Agent. @hr-atrect whact, DORSEY OLAGETT, General Agent, a er to Comasp LIBE. sacs. ‘324 paire Children’s Shoes, good Quality, a.sorted be} pounds Tobacos, Ping. etres. Buoking Tobacco AM the chore goots sues We detiverct in Row York, Philadelphis, or Boston by the lotdss of Sune THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIVAN BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOUL. CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM NEW YORK. joa A pl Calabria. Sat__Api. 19 | Portis 3t2 ry 1,400 pairs ae bite Peunde. 1,000 anne os white Mackinac Blankets. to Measure 54x66 inches. weigh #ix pound 7% pairs? point whice ‘Macktoas Backers measure 42x46 tnches aud weigh Ge aud ono * Russia... Ws IBV seen We pe. Pl 25) 1 sup pates Sipolet seartet te kin leote Sok eer i | Boren ay meneure GUx73 tuches, aud weigh eight aos Wed. ata 1,250 pairs 25:-point ecariet Mackinac Blankets, to a= yo £0 pairs Z pointacariet Mackiase Bose s every ‘ r nae * Dat pee PAY and SATU Measure 42x46 inches, and weigh tive and Barzs oF Passact.—Cabin, < 8%, 910, ana gi ; ackins ata Se araINS Fans gis coats eee fo measure 6x73 ba wg phan = Uckets throratle 2.000 pairedis-polntindigy hue Mackinac Bianketa, Geasure 64x66 Inches, and weigh six currency. ‘Steerage tickets from Liverpool and a, sagsilvacg of ey aE lowest ree gees 300 palte S-point Indigo bine Mackinac Blankets ee ‘Belize, Ginagiw to measure 42x46 iuches, and weigh five aud >? a oe fine 100 pairs Be Olt Ex Mackinac Blankets, to ay = (Cdephte ite 200 pairs ure Bante s Mackine® Bicone; now HAS. G. FRANCKLYN. one-quar aE __SHAS. @. FRANCKLYN, Ageot. : — iuches, and weigh five and A os0s Line sranzns ois Wail, Cucted the pee SAIL EVERY SATURDAY. = a tie Sepemtary of the booked to and any ‘Ste | expired, and the contracts: wut be ewarded a8 soon duor Beoport in Ox Brita thereafter a <a gE ; my stland, Betgioms cakes mY the aruiches id for site sasupios wach bade shall wate mark atta 5 fare from NEW Y: to LONDON, ~ | each, » ith ou the E, GLABGCW and DERBY. gob ood BTS. | prssts oe enmeeasel EXCURSION TICKETS. 9120. Intermediate, $35; Stecrage, $30; all payable in by for thetr friends in the O14 Country Fe a Gite aad WEY GEison puorzens. 8 i mod Tight will be reserved Co require @ greater or