Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1873, Page 4

- April 17, 1973, ‘LOCAL NEWS. &e., To-night. iad ‘The Lydia Thompson Troupe in “* Robin Hood. sii anu Comique.—Songs, burlesqnes, dances, e. Sizth Street Lot_—Jobn O'Brien's Great Me- wagerie and Circus. Condensed Locals, — Prefessor Langston, of Howard University, lectured before the colored people ef Bladeus- burg last evening on the “importance and value of education.” “An alarm of fire was struck from box 63, ecrner of 7th and J streets northwest, last even- rug, resulting from the explosion of ‘a barrel of eoa) oil in the cellar of McCarty’s grocery store ‘on 7th street, near H, caused by a servant girl ir! going inte the cellar with a lighted candle. Fortunately bat little was done. “Wm. A. Butler,” whose arresta few weeks ago in New York, on the charge of obtaining money under false pretences, by representing himself as amember of Washington iirms, has been noticed in Tue Stan, pleaded guilty to the charge yesterday, and was sentenced totive years’ imprisonment in the Sing Sing peniten- tary. i THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION A Gala Day Among the Colored People. ‘The colored citizens of the District of Colum- bia having been disappointed in their proposed parade yesterday—the ninth anniversary of their emancipation—by the rain which feil all ay, the procession and celebration was post- st until to-day. | The weather this morning was again very threatening, which dampen the enthusiasm of the officers and members of the organizations that proposed to join in the parade, and quite a large number failed to appear in front of the City Hall at nine o'clock & m., as was proposed. At that hour there were but few persons present at the designated meeting place, except the marshals; bn - wally the crowd increased, and by noon there was a great mass of persons waiting. It then became apparent that a number of organiza- tions had been informed that the n hal been abandoned. It was, however, determine to have a procession, and accordingly worl was sent around, and by ene o'clock a sufficient number of organizations had arrived to make & goodly show. Shortly after one o'clock the er to warch was given, and THE PROCESSION im the following order: Detachment of Lient. Johuson: Marine Band; Co. juards, Capt. Marshall; Co. ¢, 8. . Batson; carriages, containing Dr. J. wen, president; G. W. Smith and E. Fy - Turner, secretaries; 'W. C. Costin, sergeant- at-arms; John A. Gray, Jerome Johnson, J. F. NX. Wilkinson, and Walker Lewis, chairmen of committees; KR. Greener and F. Douglass, orators, and Kev. J. A. Handy, chaplain; 16th district ith Jordan's drum corps; S. H.W hief marshal. With them ‘were a company of mounted men, commanded by D. L. Mortin, ali bearing smatl flags; hose carriage. drawn by two horses, on which was seated a female attired as the ¢ioddess of Li erty. She was supported by the army and navy. represented by a diminutive soldie S. J. Bowen Pioncers, Capt. Ri s ngton Pioneers, Ni Capt. Tvier, Pioneers, } ing’s band. West End Pioneers. T wi- Tight Cadets. heated by drum corps. Lith, ith and isth District delegations, John Bronson chief marshal. Chariot drawn by foar horses, and bearing a young woman representing the Goddess of Liberty. She was surrounded by bearing small flags representing the sev- tes. Laboring Association Ne. 1, Lewis John Stxtdard marshals. Friends route was greatly abridged, er a portion of it, the as- uliciary Square, where be ardressed by Prof. Greener and k Douglass. rand ball will take place in the Inaugu- igh at St. John’s Church, St. John Episcopal Chureh, corner of Jd and Potomac streets, Georgetown, was the scene of an unusually impressive cere- mony to-day, the occasion being the consecra- tion of Rev. John Gottlieb Auer, D. D.. as Mis- siovary Bishop of Cape Palmas and parts ad- t,im Africa. The Kev. Dr. Auer, after ting in the theological course left for where he assumed charge of Episcopal interests in that benighted region. At the last session of the Episcopal convention he was elected bishop friea. is the youn; bishop ix the church, but having had inuc perience in missionary work in Africa, nently fitted for the discharge of his new and responsible duties. ‘As the bishops, clergy, and members of the foreign committee eutered the clureh by the main door about I! o’clock a. m., and proceeded up the main aisle to the seats’ assigned them within and in front of the chancel, the choir sang the hymn commencing— “Glorious things of thee are spoken. Zion, city of our God; He whose word cannot be broken, Formed thee for His »wn abode.” THE PRELIMINARY SERVICES fellewed, commencing with the morning pray- er. Kevs. H. Dyer. D. D.. chairman of the In- dian commission; W. R. Nicholson, D. D., rec- tor of Trinity ‘church, New Jersey; B. 1. Haight, D. D., assistant rector of Trinity church, New York, and George Leeds, D. D., | rector of Grace church, Baltimore, officiated. ‘The church was crowded. Mr. W. W. Corcoran ‘was among those present. THE CHOIK OF THE CRURCH, hich consists of the Kobr brothers, tenor and baritone; Mrs. Bailey, soprano, and Miss Hyde, alto, Was assisted on this occasion by Miss Katie, daughter of Gov. Cooke, who officiated as as. sistant soprano. Pref. Lawrence presided at the organ. During morning prayer the choir sang Te audamns, Jubilate Deo, and the hymna nein is the time approaching, By prophets long ioretold, When all shall dwell together, tne shepherd and one fold? Bishop Armitage, of Wisconsin, then deliv- ered asermon from the 2th verse of the sth chapter of the Gospel of St. John—‘And He that sent me ts with me; the Father hath not left me alone.” It was very able, and was lis- tened to with great attention by the large congre; : The bishops, clergy, and communicants of the church then partook of the holy commn- nion, after which the choir sang the hymn, pe- culiarly appropriate to the occasion, beginning “ From Greenland’s icy mountains, From India’s coral strands Where Afrie’s sunny fountain Roll dewn their golden sand; From many an ancient river, From many a palmy plain, ‘They call us to deliver Their land from error’s chain.” THE CEREMONY OF CONSECRATION followed. The presiding bishop, Right Kev. B. B. Swith, bishop of Kentucky, (the oldest Bishop in the church.) officiating as consecra- tor. assisted by Kight Kevs. Wn Son: 5 D.Y., Join Johns, D. D., and ed Lee, D. D., bishops respectively of Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware. The presenters were Bishop Payne, late of Cape Palmas, Africa, and tue p of Easton; the attendant presbyters, Revs. Julius Grammar, D. D., and Addisou B: Atkins, representing the action of the house of bishops, and consent of the bishops to the con- p emcapey ae wa Honey Potter, D. D.. seere- y of t se of bishops: and’ representiny the consent of the standing committees to the consecration, Rev. A.T. Twing, D. D., secre- tary of domestic missions. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE CEREMONY of consecration the choir sang an appro} selection, and the congregation made lbera’ offerings to be devoted to the African mission. ‘The choir then sang-- me let us Jorn our cheerful songs With angels round the throne, ‘en thousand are their tongues, But all their joys are one.” benediction was then pronounced, the and clergy retired, and the congtega- 1. Gov. Cooke was present during = = missionary meeting will be This evening, a iz held at the chereh, at which addresses will be delivered by the Bishop of Africa, Dr. Haight and others. ut Suniors Ace hava bate vetonday Tr. James Flaberty, em, asar ron the ew State Fe artment bulldt wand tela ab falling and jm on the potyt— L bes skull. > taken to his residence. near 24 and D streets soath- ‘West, and vow hes in a preearious condition. ——s— SMALL-POX Cases have been rey since yesterday as follows: One at No. 441 8th street southwest, an one im Cole’s row, 4th street be- yerd Boundary, and twodeaths—Capt. Fowkes, 3th street, between H street, and Auna Haw- kins, colored, I and Half street, between U and ‘¥ southwest. —__e—__. Svatx Pxoxy—The board of public works ot Virginia yesterday appointed Joan H Pate ., of Alexandria, proxy to represent the pres Soe in the Alexandria canal com- oe turtle soup to-day at John’s restaa- sant, corner 7ts and D streets. ? The Congress of Sevans. RATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. C_& CARE & COR, | PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN Goons. Cc. P 2 | GROCERS. | PROPOSALS. | fitting pantaloons of my 1913 Tra STREET NORTHWEST, ac DEPARTMENT ov TER Exvenson. of (Between M and N ets.) Sealed indoresd * SOAP! SOAP !! Mtieet. New Kork, wnt Funepay, ine aa day of A reli q > Lng it BO PAT? 4 point while Blankets. to inlons Pounds. eat an 2,008 pairs int red Wearurctorth nets, 6 206 pairs 252. WwDER if you relish tas pare 2 | ‘astry, measure 42146 inches. which was sent to him by a postmaster of North | ®y oe Sten ax. 2; ae 4 200 pairs L-potnt Carolina, in the Way of inquiry. That the cir- | Barney; he a . Pardee are one ORS !! sanur Sse cular had been sent out widely Is shown also | Same person. He ts a geateel-looking man of os gpd exeninicy eae 300 Sales ¢-potot evartet Mockines by the fact that a day or two since another cop, ae Ae a jo manners, ani | Ql@ Baker WHISKY; Ol¢ Cabinet WHISKY. Teaeure 724) it, mailed from Washi ‘as late as Apt 'ARDEE'S ANTECEDENTS. Wi 5 ¥eUre Old, Per DOE. cnreesemeenan pounds, Sth was received by the publishers of the Tort- is said to be the son of a wealthy ise. Life iss burden to him. This 4 1,900 Galen's: ice Gozette, Messrs. Judd & Detweiller, from | b#ker in sets, Cae and otherwise re- the postmaster at Carthage, Missouri, with a bete of Inquiry, as Ririors Postat Gaze CsBTEAGE: Mos Apri Hh, esta! Gaze well eae thed Apri hss jon, D.C. post-marked April 4h, 1573. eee Geo. havea, PM Garthace Rev. J. Hart Ban sey Executrce Secretary, ig Se Clana during th Inches, gad soteh st tera o . cut regiments e war, Teast: el ix pounds, then has acted as ‘an i Goo pate S-point scarlet Wee tone, Blanket sts Bounds. Te 4 point indigo bla Mackinac Blankets. Romeatare Tah incbtey and weigh twelve pounds. 2,600 pairs 5-point indigo bluy Mackinac Blankote eure SWEET CATAWBA WINE, $2 per gallon, Pore SWEET CIDER. Philadelphia ALE end PORTES. poracsie.<xsaaee Covens—A medicinal paration form of a loze: is the most convenient. which induces Coughing: sting seer iz Base whic! juces , giving rel mn Bron- chitis, Hoarseness, iediteamn, Consumpive and Asthmatic complaints. t,th,s at 469 Pennsylvania ;avenue soon after his arrival here, and procured ks and other Ras material necessary for the printing of &¢., Washonctom, D.C > Bir: Please find enclosed ten dollars in currency, Jars, and Cc. S. @ HAR: N to me x72 inches, and wags cignt P Ce = aS & SON, wo which you can apply inany way you think necessary | ye UrCulaes, mnzaeegen pi a: (eee cROxRS Extnact is for sale at wholesale by | _ ais 1213 7th at. n.w., between MandN. | 2,398 paire2(-point indigo Mme Mackinec Bian ag, ig et AN IMPORTANT WITNESS. zux Battivors axp Potomac RatLroap— | Chas vaeecauen bad tae Freour: Kets tomeasure SAXG6 inches, and weigh ex Dated at Hi Mr. McKean, who has beeu released on 52,000 | ‘The case of the trusteos of the Sixth Presbyte- y = 7 1,000 fairs 2-point indigo bia» Mackinac Biankete, = bail for his appearance asa witness, and against | rian Church against the Baltimore and Poto- Notice to PLUMBERS AND GAS Fitrers.— RECEIVED DIRECT ‘Yo measure 42x46 Inches, and Weigh ve aud whom no cl is made, states that he has | mac railroad com; ny, in which a jury of in- | We hereb: give notice that we shall hereafter | 5... the Mitts in ope quarter pounds. iret gb nay aapecuon Sesh on’ | SH aaa fiter st estar nes vserach | Neeptfal spy oc gue sig sed ame ae i ch, Mtns Bi Le man in connection bis bnsi~ , in favor of the chure! een n | zoaterials to ace: ate le, at whole- VA VIRGINIA. ont ere iene Bint ness but Mr. Pardee, and was led to believe | the Circuit Court for the affiimance of the | sale prices, Heaieres & Poanece ELEY OF VIRGINIA 700 pairs 3 point green measure 60x72 inches, 700 pairs Me point green kinac | Bias jo Measure S4x66 inches, and wrig pounds 0 paire 2-point green Muckinac BI Measure 42X46 inches, quarter poands that he (Pardee) was an authorized agent of | award. 4,7, y. M. C. A. Build., corner 9th and D sts. Gen. Babcock and a personal friend of the | “*" len aanee ss oceadi oe President, and interested in the North Pa- New Pusrications—From J. Shillington |, Tae NatiowaL SAVINGS BANE, corner of cific railroad company, and that the most | we have Frank Leslie’s Lady's Magazine tor |New York avenue and 15th street, 6 per ct. of the work he bas done for him has | May; trom Kervand & Towers the North Am-r- r annum on its for each cal been setting type for @ pamphlet in the | ican Revicwfor April, and the Atlantic Monthly ing hours, 9to4. Saturdays, 9to4 and 6 luterest of that road, and to print the eiren- for Ma vgn, from F Robert, Beall | Harper's | to8. it, 14016 lars and envelopes. ' He states that when | Weekly ie's Illustrated Newspa — approached by Mr. Pardee, he told the latter | perfor April 8. “Alco, from dG, Parkes see sc BE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the nee- thas he was so engaged that he had no leisure ve Harper's Weekly for April 26. ‘ulness of Singer’ ring Machine, 15 pian th Bal eases ‘Will sell to families 50 cents per barrel less than usnal prices Prices of SUGARS and TEAS all marked down. CATAWBA WINE, Just received from Pi it Valley W. . sont recetved jeasan! ¥ Wine Company. 8. H. BACON, 709 Market Space, Our is temporary secretary in that bebuif. Any one baving conscientious convictions against contributing, need only silently decline. The President has acted in good faith, arid confi- dently relfes upon an active and cheerfal assistance Snpyree nothing doue, and the state of sffaire existing im Lonisiana bad more extensively prevailed, what would have been the result” Read carefully the President's views, and act as your judgment dictates, remembering that this sub- mars between 7th and 8th streets. ject is CONFIDENTIAL, and known only to three per- | time except nights, and that Mr. Pardee stated - Sourp veer inauspensadle to health | —<—————_________—-—————— sons besides the President, and that whatever iseent | tha~ t what he wanted—some one A New HALL To Be Burit.—St, Joseph's So- tlhe | come from Q should bein eunRescy In'the enclosed envelope, | work Renivhte “estate qroupant of the same | ciety have receutiy purchased the tet a ce and gear eo See eee come fromfar! PRICE LIST inen Thread, standard make. Nos Very respectfully oO and @, two-thiri dark blue. one th ind E. Bavcocx, Secretary, | house on Pennsylvania ayenue had suspicions | northeast corner of 5th and H streets, on which Chiropodist, No. 635 15th street, opposite the ey brown that they propose to erect a building 32 by 100 tet, | Spreashre tor tiiet trae ad nails, &. 708 dozen Spools Cotton, standard wake, 200 inebeteks iemeos SOMETHING WAS GOING ON WRONG three stories in height—the lower story for | jri‘eaie os beet ornts ae wie! Yards. S-cond and 6 cont Wasntnerose Get 12, weet there, and reported to police headyuarters some | Stores, the second story for a hall and concert ———o—___ 2 "Shap Fare Pelion, standard prints . MEMORAXDA OF A CONVERSATION BETWEEN Tite | two Weeks ago that he thonght parties were en- | room, and the third for society rooms. ‘Wittocox & Ginn’s Szwine MACHINE. The GROCERIES Sor Dare Indigo Blue Drilling. « 4 B00 yards good Bed Ticking. PRESIDENT AND Hit SECRETARY. gaged there in making counterfeit money, but ——— celebrated Potters: Agesty at Chas, IeS578 ards Browe Bhoue see of Aunah regent, E wish to refer to this Tele- } no notice was taken of the report—at least so f GREAT VARIETIES of new things in ladies | Baum’s hoopekirt and coreet factory, 7th street, 122400 yards “a overrun Southern Iit.. Ind. and Ohio, and to kecp | OU- ° vans Taree me and are pam vores colored vote from the polls n the Sowthern States. THE OTHER PARTY ARRESTED eis pees anes ELPHONZO YOUNG: co" Zen yards Seceral thousand mom restdents have Just voted in | is A. Schuyler Sutton, who le belerar to be a | _SHINTS, bought at Henry Franc, next door to | and made to order by Hempler, near 4x street, core. Soe ares : ind. dln and money are needed. | senda man to | parcuer of Pardee’s, ax the money appears to | Franc, the hatter, are a perfect fit. t Tee pede tkeak tetas coerteun' “Parer. Yeu Thave thought that matter aifersr, | RAVE been divided between them. "Sutton is "THE COURTS. _ Georgetown Advertisements ‘So Sarde Birached Sheethig or sara and had a longtalke with eat master all over, | frora Ohio, and was @ captain in one of the CIRCUIT COURT Oy Ee Cartier i 3 3.60 yards Blar Denim.” What dues Mrs Cooke say about money? Yow bane | Ohio regiments during the wat, and. was : ef Justice Cartier —Moore TABLEAUX AND MUSIC, FOR THE 8.00 yards Hickory Shirting. z say abont money? You know atte ; the battles. Sub. | & Brisut ag’. Green, commenced yesterday, the jury Ba, YOO Re: bb doeon « ht sett nage RoNS; and that the Committee's means | wounded in the face in one of the bateles. Sub- | founda verdict for Shas hehe plete ee Repeat OF tne, NEW PRESBYTERIAN sine bates are all neceseary for the regular business. sequently he held a clerkship in the Census | age. Brown, verdict for plain! tor S1 000. Mat ¢ Hy will be held at WEST STREET SUGARS. + tee ry Secy: Mr. Cooke will furnish you any amount you ce, Among his effects the officers have | ingiy vs. Stanton; verdict for plaintiff for $250. SEATED Georaetc Beil Pe ey RSA and p> roving “> require. a. ¥euivaains cibitity, | ound @ large collection of autographs of Sen- | | POLICE COURT. Jutee Saell—To-duy, Renben | FH >. me. Obenke of potevauns oneana ie 44 done ‘arte c Capt. C. select a dozen mento persouth aed | Ors, members of Congress, and other distin- | Davis, dicordcrivs fined So" Giant. Banat, Admission, 25 cents,” °#T*mme Second syent Ae Red LS ae te Bo Sears gutted men in all parts of the country, which, | profanity: £3. Henry Swargeubery, charged with a e0RS FES Sam Gray | god orgauization will deter lawless bodies frei rata letters found on him, it appears'that he | Sraning, fle beriroom onen on Sunday; Potators! ForaTors iene tempting to defraud the people at the polls, obtunined on the pretextof collecting an album sme ms ‘Kies Sten a RIM INE JACKSON WHITES. - ShoPhyOsa CONVERTATION MAueNZO ISS, | of autographs, but which the officers think was ef wenmtes a at ub REA En eens | sane Buckels brine RON SAC KON WHITE one wes eee cy. %. T. Presiden have you determined ad to be used for some fraudulent purpose. ife and also the officer; $20, POTATOES, now landing per schooner Carrie H. Me Bed Coveriets: JB all peimburse Mr: Cooke the money furnished po THE DUPED PosrMasrns. tn workhouwe. |Wm Jasper, loud and Spofford, and for eale in lots to suit purchasers. 3.300 pounds Varn, ‘ . en i he Bi Te Postmaster General has telegraphed for language, . Otto Richter, trespassing on. Apply to 2 7 . 1 wands Gilling T 2 3« asl | nae a: Male Berea Gorasrec merece te eettns L onveralon the rpastemmmens: wae mae ‘duped by | Me parks on K atrect: judgment masenden alt-iw? "93 and 99 Water et. Gootgteea' D.C. 84 po iting Fwive, 2 aid — the circuldrs to come here as witnesses, and it | Conners, aseault and battery on (- ter.” Appoint him immedintely; and as our mails are Wind go to che rks to he arranged and briefed RY FOR THE SPRING TRADE. is rot probable that a hearing will be given <— bave ail letters on the unt] ther arrival, With a fall corps of first class workmen ‘Sub FUNDS BTILL COMING IX. GEORGE TOWN. Bitte stock of the best foreign and domes, ‘The scheme was evidently in its insipiency, Rute, Si, Bo,4 Dar ally prepared to E ‘all upon our frie Taon to contribnte over Ten last-ateol Axes, 3 to 4% poy ts 0 one pe to prevent publicity a 421 dozen best Cast-stecl Hunter's & $9 dozen Ax Handles, 38-inch, 9 : dozen tinned: iron Presery . ances to be made by a as s» far as known there have been bat abot GRaIN Trave.—The only receipts to-day | Lapis: ANDO S SPRING AND SUMMER a loauartes re sin = 35 letters recetved. Every mail, however, | Were 1,400 bushels corn, 1,000 bushelswheat at WEARING APPAREL, Gi degen short-handle Fry Pans, Nos. 1, 2, and _ Irafts, or express, would neces- | brings in more, and on application at the city | 100 barrels flour, per boat Andy Johnson, to J. | promptly and ie the best mapper for begual quantities 1 city : post office at 2 o'clock to-day a STAR reporter | G- Waters. ‘Three thousand tive hundred busb- emsum Spy BEATLEY, } 1 Tio Pane, pressed, 2,4, and 6 yarte, ptr, Sccretary. you will make an alphabetical list | Was shown six letters which had arcieen thie els wheat were offered on ’change, but with- | PA M STEAM BYEING AND SCOUK. for 1 Tin Cups, pin of every ec or. nereafter $ : pr 8 = + D With the circular was enclosed blank form | tui ed “it Palace, ie Fis WiHanr.—The receipts of fish to-day at | Premium aE REAPISHED 1831. cans for 110 ky : | given above of the return letter, and this was | y\ one at Ch jicothe, one at Lawrence- | the fish wharf were only 600 herring, 2,000 tay- Office 49 Jofferson cansfor 3} 0 ‘quarts, . i » 8, ont accompanied by astamped envelope thus ad- | purch, Kansas, and the other two so indistinct | lOrsand 150 shad. Herring sold at og per the Post Office Box 723. apttr — is Tin Pails, with covers, & anda dressed: 4a as not to be 1. Some of the letters, which | &Nd, taylors at $1 pou vired and shad at $20 | Wrew SPRING DRY Goubs ~4 te Di aes Lasgo have been opened by the officers contain <10, a. N —_— zen Tin ta Reply to Circular No. 14. some $5, and TMEN nshas been | ” Beautiful Dress Good: 8 and mignonette Tin Coffee P. Rey. J. Hate Banyey, * ONE POOR POSTMASTER appointed suy he poorhonse, to | shades; re assortmnen 426 Sixth street priced Spring Percales, Cali- a \e om ol ne death of her | Dress Goods® 10000 yards 1 Setee Hamed oe Fable Bocons OWE 10, states that owing coes, and Shirtings; best 1 and his sala pecuniary embarrassments, | fill the vacancy Call at once, as we cannot guarantee the above on 1 usband a few Shirtings and low prices f ; ay tahoe bane Ce street N. W., ry being only £40) per annum, be | wusband a ( akee of Bh ices for any Ceduite length of toe 4 atcher Knives, Washington, D. ¢ could forward only =2, which was all he had, | CaNat Tr. mberland Times of Mohane tron Sones oe Black Alpeoss | 1 der unting Knives, but it was cheerfully given, and he hoped it | yesterday says: would be satisfactory. Some are returned with bar ep Iv dow meh. inting vem, - 2504. zen Knives and Forkae good gta Suitings, for men and boys. and offer creat bargains. jave a large stock, his port yester- I. RACKING THE SWINDLERS, Barney placarded on ene of the front parlor windows. The landledy ef the house, on being questioned, stated that about the 20th of last March she received a letter addressed from the National hotel, in this city, to Madame —, “landlady, 426 6th street,” asking if the wr who signed himself Rev. J. Hale Barney, could rent the parlor when vacated by Senator Clay- tom, She finally determined ‘that he could. She was abont going north on a visit, and did so, and for some time heard nothing from him. REY. HALE BARNEY'S TRUNK. On the 26th of March asmall new trunk and a package was brought to the house by Adams’ express company, which her daughter refused te al. SB dozen Pocket Kuives, The President aud Gen. Babcock were justly | the simple words “too thin,” and others state E TABLEAUX at West street (Presbyterian BENJAMIN MILLER, : 13 den s be indignant. af this unwarranted wae of tel, | that if the endorsement of the Penton ine Cane | chapel torighe for ee eee era) | as a Bridge street, Georgetown. KLPHONZO YOUNGS & cv,, ii dozen Mittces Fs inch. names to further a swindling scheme, and, by | eral was attached to the circular the money | church will be well worth seeing, and there will = ‘S22 dozen Planters’ Hoos, No. 2, best ca ' direction of the President, Gen. Babcock in- | would be forthcoming. some excellent music, PROFESSION. GROCERS, 19 dozen Hoe Handle formed the i the a aeer: Depart- 18-400 *——< Sipe neath ra a — AL, 4) dozen ment of the facts in the case. The government ms every precaution been 5 0. CLE § nz. : mae ~ . detective force was thereupon setto work to | taken by Pardee that he could thiak arbi ke ALEXANDRIA. JAMES O.CLEPHANE, EZ. BLATLEY ‘GORGE... MASONIO TEMPLE, $5) force Eich Books, avsorted since, ferret ont the guilty parties. Their first visit | conld not guard against marked money, whieh | we ¢ o RALiaGAG = B SallAd mictdinet ithe. CLEPHANE & BRAILEY, M_H. SEARS, NINTH and F sve." s8-tr 385 dozen Ne. Nor son tth street. and there in large veined | sending outethe chvciags sgainst him. After | stockhollers of the Washington aul Oke rk, | SHORTHAND WIITERS & LAW REPORTERS, | ——————seeweeee OS. | Ss dozen Xo. £26 6th strect, and there in large printed | tending out ree eereniare amd eavelopes. in | toad was held at the oompomys oles ie ae ct cectrects between Ist and. 34, STEAMER LINES. 213 dozen letters was found the name of the Rev. J. Hale | order totest whether or not the scheme had been I “ z - J sthage at detected, he sent out decoy letters in the | CitY to-day. Mr. Lewis McKenzie. was coarse Combe. 128 doren Fine-tooth Combs. nami- "7 o J OHS ¥. HANNA, Siccn 2 Thimbies. ‘ mously chosen president. The following direc- TO AT: sam e kind < envelopes, gee ge om fell into | tors were lected viva ‘voce: A’ Jamieson, © Bo. 8 Yours Whew Buildings “i ay a od to! thm | F: Lee, Alexandria; C.B. Bail, H.F. Heaton, | _dea-tt Washington: D. Ginttence these were all vetareed to him | Loudoun, Be Morpea: ie te bie Gani Hrrough the regular channel by the officers. | Ye" a Houniee tretsrig ee? . District Attorney, and will be fodame ot the | Gnawmion Front <Mr- A. J. Weddernarn | _ BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. caring. All the money thus far received, as pe hp sa Viniinie, aaa begs B®%457's LIBRARY OF PORTRY AND red Git rose Pardes cal oF tn bane eoO™™ | feanlomals, (hotls being young mson.aed mrichne i i cred—$12 from Pardee and $7 from Sutton. and publishers.) wereso unfortunate ay havea rigy srowe . scaaped ko — ittle unpleasantness yesterday afternoon, i B °S LIFE OF CHRIST, &c. conn tie, Colored Public Schools, the way of a tisticuf®. We have not bese able | _ Subscriptions toscined-at Vint ees Wvania av- y ABATORY HIGH | t ascertain who struck the first bi enue by SCHOOL. " -im* Zs . At the meeting of the board of colored schoo! | }¢T¥ Well know who has th ae BISHOP ¢ BAZAND. NEW EXPRESS LINE Via CANAL, eTWEES PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va., WASB- INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. D.C” From Pier 2. North Wharves, Phil adel WEDNESD ‘saT- tabi WEDNESDAY and SAT size, ts) for boys five to ten to receive. In due course of business me re- ine contents Bip is oe {fGen Perscntod last cvenin, ASBICULTUBAL Books. ot ken Wool i Grote ten core age. ceived a letter ftom Adams’ e: asking » S.A. Mi for ap- ‘Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry.....91 75 7S Bop" ean ’oen yore, what should be done, One B. 8. Pardee, a | ointment as teacher of drawing; referred, | FREODHEAD & 09. ‘American Gstdenct's Amunanen yok Su Hears Camimere Capers = . native of Connecticut, who had an upper room | Also, the application of Miss Julia Luckett for | pny and 1,for cenh et the Yerbeat market prices Allen’s American Farm Book 280 1,468 pairs Men's Shoes, good quality, asturted in her house, advised her by all means to receive | leave of absence from May Ist next on account | Galland amine thelr stock, i ag pay oF 10 794 pales Women's Shoes, Rit th: which had been tendered ands tatiog | The sipetidtendeni, Mr. G.F.T. Cook, pte-| arm WAVE USE ECEIDES | nL eee eepieame cal 18 Zine, omen’ Sees, ood quality, snore month whic’ and, taking supe: » Mr. G. F.T. » pre- HAV U c ‘ : 900 peive Boye’ Bhoes, ea the advice, the trunk was received, placed in a | sented a report on WwW E JUST RECEIVED Faller's Grape Calture, i” BBs pairs Misses” Bho Coe eT Nts a back corner of the room, and with’ mstractions THE PREPARATORY MGI SCHOOL, ; 22 ar ina letter from Rev. J. Hale Barney (who had | ip compliauce with a resolution adopted th 50 Doze 29 824 pairs Children’s Suoee, good quality, a-orted not yet put in an appearance) that all his ma’ . vs ni m of the 2 ‘3 matter should ‘be deposited init through a letter | scbool cannot be considered fair. Since the 375 91a pounte ebecce, Pine. hote in the top. In the meantime, by previous | mouth of December its irregularity and disorder 375 rbacco. agreement, Mr. 1). S. Pardee had moved down | bave becn a constant sougce of annoyance to an above goods must be delivered in New Boston by the letday »: York, Philadelphia, or room the parlor. the other schools located In the building, and 2 y 4 lOHUN & CO. one Senerenscoen Tandledy m Baltimore a | 88 & consequence have been prolific of nuacrons LADIES’ SKIRTS, 2 nue. corner Mik street, ‘Also, the following, Blank money hy? of for letters, and — oor Seaton wd other school IST OF NEW BOOKS AT = sabe baer by the pro] a8 not been well c: for. As to the 3 pe Fs mea ere eck sles Ux tae [cont of conducting ie cee we coe aD : SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE : tae iatae alee , Breasure” OOs73" inches parlor door. The mail matter began to be | $2,934.95; whole number enrolied, 92; average WHICH WE AKE SELLING LITTLE KATE KIRBY. A Novel. By the anthor BTH AMERICAS somewhat heavy, and was duly deposited in the trunk, awaiting the arrival of Mr. Barney. One of the detectives rented a room over th ‘lor iast Friday, while another was instructed to watch the house from the outside. From that moment to that of Pardee’s arrest yesterda: number enrotled, 2; cost per pupil’ on whol atte An : number, $51.00; do. dn average humber, THE COMING RACE. ‘By Edward Bulwer (Lord pupil on whole number, $20; cost on aver ea oe : number, $19.00. From the above it is seen tbat acute Sac daees, TEE TR Be Me MOUNTAINEER OF 1000 2e-point whit a 78 paire2 eo Mi of Mattie Astray and Carrie’s Confession BOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SETWKEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM NEW YORK.- 1,850 pire 5: point scarlet Mackinac B’ ce 5 peda et “a measure Gai inches, and “week aight 4 pounds. m 2 the cost of conducting this school for the ¢ NOT L 3 {Bussia.....Wed_Apl. 16) Onlabria. Sat__apl.19 | 1 Ars 2e-point scarlet Tan orkioviy seatmscuute ee can peteee ent school year, aside from the orutinary r To THE Br Braddon 2ara Wed Ap: 3| Parthia ‘Sat-.. Apl. 35 ene re baat Soche, Sagh SERVICE. ental expenses, wi 95, Ww we S . eee: imac The lock of the, trunk was an orlinary | £2,0005 greater than that ofthe previows year: | LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLON, | ERPLIUES AND BIRDS A Now Raitin, Belerinn ner By 3 esquarier oa on Oa one, and a key that would open it. wis > » the cur ALF HOUR RECKEATIONS IN POPU ot carry steerage 2,400 paire’-polnt Indigv blue Mackiuac Bi me si tt y ie COs ; 1B. ‘Monthly volunes | mals, : aohen unmanenatone taras ec hesey ic | per pupil, which; on the entire enrollment, is 643 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ELEMENTARY TREATISE ON NATURAL DAY from Now York, ae Aamo yairais-point indjgo bow Mackina: Blanket, iy Mace men anil ec, | Eid te apr go sn BBV REUTERS GUESS ota | BATE Sazerg Sa Om gam ant ow sonbrarsiebetalon nd ex were . Epo! 3 - s. ee good faith for the small amounts. "Thee cere | is a complaint of Miss Eenms Veiiees nthe | ager «Metropolitan Hotel Block ing aconciee account of every apecies of Living Fick soe, 215, gold, additonal: ERS eee toned ches, oad elk eee signed “A Friend of the Cause,” “A Sympathi- | principal of the Sumner buiiding, that the con- ————— | HARPER'S HAND BOOK OF TRAVEL IN | Bteerage, a zer,” “Depend upon me,” &c., &e. ‘Two let- | duct of the pupils of the high sebool is such that r EUROPE. : 100 pairs 25: point ote, to ter carriers were instructed to deliver the let- | it is utterly impossible for her to maintain order PE‘se hy y MO WHERE IT A large stock of Blank Booke, Pass Books, and me nen yt inches, and weigh e > ters at any hour of the Madame and proper discipline. ‘ WILL DO THE ST GOOD. erreaire Rooke, ot Raper, Letter Paper, pred r~ tee nak, received them and put them in the truuk. Miss Addie Howard was elected assistant in laying ie very lowest prices. ad-tr coun esiey Sapa e Fas wena nae | WEES E he ee ENS YEE TE, POCrep CEH os ings about doesnt ead ee nae Mr. Ryder, from the committee on supplics, | There ie certainly no better place in the city than | HEALTH AP HOME at STOEMES at SON'S, s a his breakfast. While he was gone the trank | rep that he had the sewer under way from | 4), a On ane scbeniatiee eae povis-ly HAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. Jid* Examined and the mail found undisturbed. | the Sumner building to 16th street. ( Feo good AGENT! Santen mas-tr NOHOB LINE STEAMERS He returned to his room, and after remaining a | Mr. A. Lewis offered a resolution repealing METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE, : : A half hour he again went out. Inlew than Lait | the appointment of Dr. AT. Aughacs ae HE WORKS OF THOMAS GUTHBIE, D. D. g a minute the trunk was again examined and the letters missing. The officer outside was sigualed; Pardee was quietly followed to the teacher of hygeine, anatomy, &c., in the High | 3127th street, where, if you invest a dollar, you School, to take effect on the Ist of May; | may rest assured you always receive the full value of Fhe Gospel in Kzektel adopted. your money, and where anaving of 25tom cents on | gre Galuts Inheritance. ¢ president announced the following com- SAIL EVERY SATURDAY. ted to and from eny Railway Ste- Passengers book: m om Tight will be reserved to require a greater or either tees yuantity (mot exceed = cont. cave} of any tne artices than that : ‘he W: Life. \. post office, and while m theact of Sopeing = milites te pevcure a the dollar is guaranteed to you, without the draw- nm the Parables; Tiastrated. ‘The prices must be given without any m-t:tication ; or, hatever. letter was arrested. He quietly pecompen the officer te the headquarters the police. His person wax searched and a portion of the funds mailed to him Tuesday evening by the officers was found on him, and other papers, nd Rev. back of receiving inferior goods. The variety offered Spcsking to the Heart. Plea for Bagged Schools, ‘The City; its Sins and Sorrows. At WM. BALLANTTESS, PORTRAIT OF SENATOR SUMNER, i . for the Sumner building, by other moans than | 1% nasty Compusine overrthing pretty and use aaa Peu nn ern Meemnalls | A) cimnrnad Neticles ORared; WA Goat atsenaie Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDO! EKFUOL, GLASGOW and DERBY geo ond & EXCURSION TICKETS. g140. contirming the suspicion that Pardee i Hr Byder, from the special committee to in- | ouly called to below-mentioned gui ae all are N OTIUE 28 Tih street. | Intermediate, $39; Stoerage, $30; ali payable tn sn cuurse should Ss deumel (av'tee ta: Mrs. Barney were yuire as to the good, desirable, and very cheap, and immense quan- 5 % AS 6. CONDITION OF THE SCHOOL FUND, tities have lately been sold: Parties sending for thetr friends in the Old Country He was lettat Police headquarters, wich the | reported that he had been informed tar on the Gents’ British HALF-HOSE, 3 pair for 4) OPe ED BLANK Beet par Apply tothe ‘Agents oan ray SES strictest orders that he should not'be allowed to | Ist inst. there was due the colored schools | Geutt, Buti ‘ME HOSE. 5 pair for = 493 F strest, Waxh ¥ = Sing te dines eae communicate with any one. The officers then | $24,25/.03. The secretary stated that up to the Childrens’ IRON FRAME HOSE, 3 pair for #1. ulnea HEN! J be designated te returned to his back parlor where a search | !5th inst. bills to the amount of $J4,977.19 were | _ Ladies’ BIAS-TUCKED SKIRT, @2, cantot mays ‘7 Bowling Green, ork. Ay tf was made, and a of, blank paper, | oustanding, and this docs not include the sal- | banght cleerbere lees than 03.60 hog ERCHANTS LIMB OF oTRAMSHIPS. the Board of Indian similar to that on which the circular was’ | fies of teachers and janitors, to whom over | adic RUPELE APRONS. stock. . Presid-nt, and printed, was found, ther with a lot of | $21,0001s due. HAND MIRKO Cg envelopes like those with the printed address, | | Om account of the Emancipation celebration ibber oens-tf a Among other things found was the address of | to-day the schools were ordered to be closed SILK within fev lays, or Pardee, 40 Pennsylvania avenue. until Monday. 1G Wee ee all ow shades Boe saute, be FF ‘at hie meee eee eS st the ud eae “Rxecertion To Forex Muxistens.—At 1 er BOOKET, va from persons who have 12 wm. to-day Governor Henry D. Cooke will our, ie cs requirements ot a former tender a toall the foreign ministers OT URE FRAMES, toc SMITH & WIMSarT®, i resident in this city.”—Chronicle. 'Prett; CRET te =. ee oe wean se seer wage ge ete aaesn ee | EEL REL, yap | LUMBER. ~* = Ses HEN fo the usually, ., est AE a BACKS, all walnut, $1 each. HARDWOODS & SPECIALTY. vi 4 and 6 o'clock this | Fors further tist of ergymen of the ‘ Cutsat Goons, BILLS CUT TO ORDER. bishop, Auer, in St. John’s | ™! ®t SILVEREER@’S x.—Captain Fowke, a METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, or ~ * ;