Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1874, Page 4

March 5, «874. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &¢.. To-night. National Theater-—Dion Boucicsult in ‘Daddy O'Dowd.” Ford's Opers House —¥. 8. Chanfrau in “ Kit, tie Arkansas Traveler.” Theater The great European celeb- rity, Mlle ‘nd other attractions. Concert by the Hutchinson family at the 4th street M. E. Church. Lincoln Hail_—Leetare by Rev. Father Keane on his ‘rip to Europe. a Condensed Locals, Yesterday seven painters were discharged from the navy yard. See advertisement ‘For Kent” of Mr. Jos. F. Kelly, real estate agent. A meeting of ns favor: to forming a Fural homestead association i be held at the Board of Trade rooms this evening. From J. Shillington we have Frank Lesiles’ and Harper's Weekiies for March M, and from Robert Beal! and J.C. Parker the latter for that date. A guard of marines, consisting of two corpo- Fals,two musicians, and twelve privates, were red on board the United States steamer Bhawmut yesterday. The annual commencement of thi @epartment of Howard University will take place to-morrow evening. at the Congregational burch, corner 10t izes wil! be of a very interesting character The quarterly conference of Waugh M. E. @burch, at its late session, adopted resolutions of respect to the memory of the late Amon Green (for many years a trustee of the chu and sympathy for the bereaved family. Last night, during the performance at Ford’ opera house, some person raised the ery of tire. which caused considerable excitement in that weighborhood. The alarm was faise, and was caused by the brilliant appearance of the thea- ter during the fourth act of “Kit,” while the burning of a steamboat and explosion are repre- sented on the stage; a thrilling scene tt is so “‘realistic;”” but not at all dangerous. pct abana THe AFPAIRS OF THE “New Nationat ERA AND Citizen” Newsrarer—A few Months since the New National Era company entered suit against certain parties for balance ‘on notes alleged to have been given in subscrip- tion of stock, and judgment was given by Jus- | | tice Sampson. The defendants appealed, av a few weeks » Mrs. Lockwood, for plaintitt, procured ‘an affirmance of the judgments in the reult Court, and execution thereon was is- sued. Mr.Jobn H. Cook, one of the defend- Ants, against whose goods one of the execation= was issued, filed a bill on the equity side of the court for an injunction to stay the execu- tion, and to enjoin the Douglass Brothers from transacting business on behalf of the company, and for the appointment of a receiver. ‘The bill sets forth that complainant and others Deing engaged in the publication of the Citizen entered into an agreement with the Douglas Brothers to form # joint stock company, by which the Dougias Brothers were to put into the concern their types, presses, Xc., for 210.10; it the Citizen companies stock was valued at 000, and additional subscriptions of stock re to be taken to raise the capital to $20,000; | t Citizen company paid in over $500 and the Douglas Brothers refused to execute their part of the agreement, and notwithstanding they have contracted debts in the mame of the New National Era and Colered Citizen Publish- ing Companies, when there is no evidence on the books of the company that they are stock- Rolders. The bill also prayed for the appoint- ment of areceiver. Judge Wylie granted the Prayers of the bill and appointed James T. ‘ormley receiver, who has taken possession of the office situated on 1ith street, near Pennsyl- vania avenue. The Douglas Brothers have re- tained Mr. Riddle as their counsel. T Mepicat Derarrwext, ComurncE™: Corvmeran Usrversity.—The _filty-secoud | ent of the medical depart- | annual commenc ment of Columbian University took place at Lincoln Hail last night in the presence of an immense audience. (m the platform were seated President Welling, Bishop Pinckney Kev. Dr. Parker, and others. Weber's or. chestra were present and interspersed the in- teresting exercises with fine selections of music Rev. Dr. Parker was introduced and offered a fervent prayer, and President Welling followed with an able an interesting address to the grad uates, which was warmly applauded ,after which he conferred the degree of ‘Doctor of Medi- cine” on the following: George N. Acker, A. B. D Laban T. Bremerman, A. B., Md; J Fleming Carrow, Del.; Wm. ii. Faulkner, jr., D.C.; Romulus A. Foster, D. C.; Winfield F. | Lawyer, Ill.; H. Oftiey Paulding, N.¥.; Rudolph Kavenburg, Wis; Thos. ©. Rich, M.’D., Ind.; Ernest A. Sellbausen, D. C. The graduates on receiving their diplomas, were greeted with applause, and presented with handsome bouquets or basket of flowers. Dr. Reily made the following announcements ‘The prize for the best inaugural thesis is awarded to Wintield P- Lawver, of [ilinois, for his eseay on periodicity in disease. Honorable mention is also made of essays by Rudolph Rav- enburg, of Wisconsin, on post mortem hemor- rhage, and by H. Offiey Paulding on thrombosis and embolism. The prize for the best anato- mical pre; tion is awarded to W. W. Steter, of Pennsylvania, of the junior class. Dr.O. F. A. King made the address to the graduating clase, and Dr. L. T. Bremerman delivered the valedictory. Tut THEATERS.—In “Kit,” now being per- formed at Ford's (pera House, some of the characteristics of western life some twenty = back are hit off with great humor. Mr. Cnanfrau’s acting. while full of vigor, has not a shred of fustian about it, and is impressive in its naturainess. The fag oe the major are ood. The mounting of play is very fine, and the burning of the steamboat and explosion isone of the most startling scenic effects ever produced in Washingtot ‘There was a — audience present last evening, as there will doubtless be to-night. Dion Boucicault’s impersonations of « Sir Charles Coldstream in “ Used Up,” and “Kerry.” in the play of that name, were re- peated for the last time yesterday evening, and gave general pleasure to lovers of the quiet and Batural acting of the best modern school. He wu a this eveni in hisown popular “Daddy O'Dowd,” in which he has won warm commendations of cultivated play- on both sides of the Atlantic. The ethiopian eccentricities at the Theater Comique this week are decidedly good, and the dancing of Cerito better, while the drama is sensational enough for the most exacting ad- mirers of that kind of play. The bill of the week should crowded hoi —— A Woman Frees Two Saors at a Rivat. About 8 o'clock last night considerable excite- ment was caused in an alley in South Wash- ington by the report of two pistol shots and the screaming of @ woman, which, reaching the earsof Officer Kearny, he went to the place, ‘when he found a colored woman, named Mary E. Simms, who had fired a pistol twice, in the act of making a third shot through the door of Lizzie Gideon, a denizen of the alley, in whose house lives yellow girl, named Parke Wash- m, whom Mary Simms charges with in- yeigling ber husband from her. Seeing Parke im the door of Lizzie Gibson, Mary went for her little Smith & Wesson seven-shooter and dis- eb: two shots at her. A charge of assault ana ery with intent to kill was made by Parke this morning, and Mary was committed for action of the grand jury. po -eaacy 53 Mr. Corconan awp THE SCHOOL Tracu- Ens.—Mr. A. Hyde, in astatement in relation to Mr. Corcoran and the schoo! teachers, says: “ The simple fact is that Mr. Corcoran, seeing the accounts in the public papers of the suffer- among many of the school teachers, who have not been paid sinee last August, 10 are whelly dependent on thetr salaries, pro- to place to the credit of the school au- oF Washington and Georgetown a sum sufficient to pay the salaries of al! the teachers, both white and colored, for the month of Sep- tember, free of interest, on the assurance of the school authorities that the money would be re- paid him out of the first moneys coming into their hands applicable to that object.” _srecntesth lec THIEVES AND THEIR PLUNDER.—Yesterday Detective Coomes, assisted by Officer Marr, ar- rested H. E. Morris, colored, for breaking into the house of Wm. Tilley, Xo. Gor F street, and the sam of $13.00, the the Board of Public Works all left by him as cotiaterals on a lo: firmoi B & Co, The declaration iv. stated that the plaintiff had reason to be- lieve that the members of the fi were about to leave the city and an attachment was prayed This was issued, but no effects were found on which to seize, and it ae further ascertained that Blumer! had with | his family lefttown, and that Swami had not | been bere for some weeks. A card in another column from the brother of | 5 that he has only left the Mr. Blumen! states his hesith, and have been made, it seems, on three months’ time, and his friends are confident that he will be back before any obligations mature, and in abundant season Yo return the certificates or their equivalents, if the parties pledging them with to redeem them. It is stated further that there is no motive for him to run , ashe is a man of property, and has real estate here and in Baltimore. As regards the extent of the dealings of Biumenberg & Co. with contractors, it seems to be difteult nog at the exact figures. Major Vanderburg denies that he has had any deal- ings with the firm, and says that if any of the certificates sold by him reached the hands of medical | and G streets, and the exer- | | that company, it was from other parties who bought them from him. In regard co other | contractors, who did have dealings with the company, it is now said that report has magni- fied the sums. There seems to be no doubt, however, that the firm had been dealing quite heavily in District securities, but we under- stand they do not consider them in the light of collateral to be redeemed in the exact certificates sold, but in equivalent certificates. Certificates of the auditor of the Board of Pub- lic Works appear to have been the principal securities taken, but a fair proportion of bonds of the District were put up by some of the bor- rowers. Mr. Andrew Gleason, it is said, put up 18-year bonds to the amount of $13,600. Most of the contractors, it is stated, have the num- nd bonds. ber and amounts of the certificate: Members of the bar consider the question as to whether the owners can follow the certiti- | cates an interesting one, turning, as it does, on the custom in regard ‘to them. If, like the bonds, they are negotiable, they could not be followed, but if they are regarded as not nego- tiable, the owners will have the right to re- cover,and the parties who have purchased would be the loser. At any rate, should the firm fail to produce the collaterals when due, there will be a good chance for litigation for wyers, the benefit of the 5 It should be added that Mr. Frank, whose name bas been mentioned in the matter, had no connection whatever with the tirm of Blu- menbarg & Co. poe: ‘Tre District Fire Derartwent.—at the meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners last night, the re) of the chief engineer for the month February was in which he states that during the month thir- teen alarms were turned in for fires, invol- ving a lose of $23,000; that by authority of the board he had appointed (temporarily) Wm. Shedd engineer of company No. 2, vice Sinclair. resigned; that he enclosed the resigna- tion of Private Robert Brown, of ‘9. 2 com- pany; that the heater placed in engine uas worked very well, and makes a difference of from six to eight minutesin the raising of steam, and he recommends that a similar heater be laced in No. 1 engine; and that Commissioner Tiomas bad appomnted J. W. ennedy a pri- yatein the department, and he was assigned to the truck company. The resignation of Private Robt. Brown, of No.2 company. was accepted. The report of the superintendent of the fire alarm telegraph for the month of February was read. It states that the old wire between the office and Capitol Hill became so very unrelia- ble in its action that he was compelled to pro- cure new wire and have the line rebuilt, at a cost of $40. Applications from R. Delano, Chas. Mead, Henry C. Coots, George Jones and Wm. H: Fuller, for positions In the department were A communication was received frem Alfred Chinn, asking pay for the month of February. He was dropped on the reorganization of the department, as on the examination made he was reported incompetent. Mr. laid over, “that the chief engineer of the fire department be requested to include in his re- port to this commission the reports of the fore- men of the several companies, showing the con- duct of the members thereof and the condition | of the department.” Meersrs. Reed and Thomas were appointed a committee to wait on General Garfield, chair- man of the Committee on Appropriations of the House, to explain the errors in the deficiency bill, making an appropriation for the fire de- partment. ° Tae Otpest Innanrrants AssocraTION met yesterday, vice president Jenkin Thomas in the chai J. Carroll Brent secretary. ‘The death ‘of Mr. Noble Hurdle, the oldest member of the association, was announced, and thechair gave a brief sketch of his life'and resolutions were adopted expressive of the regret of the association at their loss. Mr. Brent announced the death of Mr. Ammon G i nd gave notice that he would prepare resolutions for presentation at the next meeting. ——_e—__—_ How. A. M. Wavpe.t, of North Carolina, having been requested by many prominent members of the Semate and House of Kepre- sentatives to deliver his lecture, entitled. “America Before Columbus,” will appear Lincoln Hall on Monday evening next for that purpose. The lecture, it is understood, is brim. ful of interesting and instructive facts, many of which will be entirely new to a majority of the audience. ——— oa FUNERAL oF THE LaTE J. P. MILBURY.—A & meeting of the College of Pharmacy, iter- = i Dr. WS. ‘Thompson announced the death of Mr. Parker Milburn 2 os terms, and, after adopting a series logistic resola- tions, the hye gl sororon in & body to the late residence of the deceased, on H street, near 19th, whence, at 2 o’clock, the funeral took place. The remains were interred in Glenwood cemetery. ———— INCENDIARY FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.—This mornivg about three o'clock six frame stores and dwellings on the corner of King and St. Asaph streets were burned—three of them totally destroyed and three badly injured. The lose is about £6,000; fally insured. ‘There is but little doubt but it was an incendiary act. ee ee Carp.—The report about my brother, Rudolf Blumenberg, having left the city with intention not to return is false and malicious. He leftthe city on account of ill health, and will return here by the middle of next month, if not sooner. Leorotp BLUMENBERG. —_—_«—__—_— ATTENTION is called to the card of Mesers. Sherman & Co., who have recently opened a banking house in this city. There is need of inereased capital here, and we bespeak for the new house what we have no doubt it will de- serve,—the largest success, ———_ REAL Estate SAce.—W. J. Wilson has sold to Mr. J. Burgess the east half of lot 23, square 29, fronting on O street, between Lith and 15th, with improvements, (a commodious three- story, French-roof brick residecne,) for $14,000. ——+——_—_ BviLpine Assoctation.—At the twenty- | second regular monthly meeting of the North | 10 Washington Building Association, held Tues- day night, twenty-eight shares were advanced upon at an average premium of 50 per cent. ween. THE COURTS. CRimiNaL Court—Judge Olin. This morning Judge Olin held this court. Wm. H. Smith, charged with assault and bat- tery, was found not guilty. Ste A. Bayley, assault (appeal); nolle pros. Thomas White, was sentenced to three larceny of a watch, plead guilty of petit larceny, and wa: month in ja ii Hi A iz Fi i ate ste a i H g : a a28 §8E ! ! # [4 it lifl i ii se f i : 5 E i Hi sick Hf i fe Ht it = i I re 45-38 gkiee i ie F et E bie 7 i ie na i ie wl ifs i i z ¢ i i i Hi E yy ______________—_____, Chains, $1 to $25. ved "a Jeweiry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4}; street. —— Norics To GRocers.—An un ee firm been copyin, vertisement the single exes ‘ption of sudstitutin; lace of ours. The ‘imposition, to deceive motion, and stated nesday next, affidavit for case would be called but they could then pre- r & continuance. derstood that the defence will be an alibi. ‘The petit jurors were discharged until Mon- y. Potics Court —Judge To-day, Nicholas Smackum, colored, charged action of the party only adds to the popularity of our Yeast Powder, we deem not only for your pro- tection but that of Brorueer, 60 New street, New York. sasosieeeces ovata N. Dewoncxor, the celebrated artist in hair work and hair cutter for ladies and resumed business here Space. He keeps the finest wigs and toupees. 6 ——_e—__— TvrRco-Rvsstaw Barus; also, Medicated Va- Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shi E street. 3,2, with obtainin, from A. 8. Taylor, to the amount of $6.28, pleaded guilty, and was co! mittedfor action of the grand jury. Charles fences. John Smith was fined $5for being loud and boisterous. John McLain, throwing stones against a church e congregation were at worship; $5. Charles K. Robertson, Richard Botts, and Ed- | ward Jones, loud and boisterous; $5 each. John Tolson was fined | selling liquor without license; $50 and heense. Calvin Smith, an alleged colored chicken thie! charged with stealing a chicken last night sent tothe Ketorm school. sault and battery on Francis Jackson; ‘$10. Iryson, charged with an affray; $5. d Murray, charged with eng Alexander Adams, assault and bat- tery on Mary Adams, his wife, (colored;) fined nd costs and $100 bonds to keep the peace. Richard Murray, assault upon and resisti idge in the discharge of his $20 and costs or thirty days in jail. Lucy Gr Annie Waters, who testified that Lucy threatened to ‘‘take a hatchet and wade in her heart’s bloed;” 100 bonds to keep the A WARKING TO BAD BOYS. Robert Beatty, an idie and incorrigible boy, was brought up on the charge of annoying the teacher and puptis of the public school on the corner of H and 19th streets. be a great evil In this city, hardly a school es- caping the nuteance of bad about the doors. had frequently been call Wilson and L. F. Ber; for various minor o! eee CoLps axp Coveus.—Sudden changes of weather are sources of pulmo: chial affections. ‘Take at once “Brown's Bron- cbial Troches,” let the cold, cough, or irritation Of the throat be ever so slight. €03 ————$ To Dr. Hatwnoiy’s PATIENTS.—The cele- brated Extract Buchu, of which Dr. Helmboid was the originator, is still performing wonder- ful cures of obscure diseases of the urinary or- ttered constitutions, and Overcoming debility and diseases arisin, imprudence and excess. This great never fails. Patients should be particular to get the genuine, whi Dature. All drag ———— AN EXTENDED Porvtarir finde “Brown's Bronchial Troches” in new locali- ties in various parts of the world. ughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the have been proved reliable. | only “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” and do not | take any of the worthless imitations that may be offered. Sold everywhere. e038 To oer Rip of the Civils immediately, take Dooley’s Ague Powders. They cure perma- mently. eo Robert Jones, as- ich bears the doctor's sell ‘This is getting to upon to drive this thers, away, and that he still per- Mr. O. K. Harris je was present an examination of this boy, with two others, behaved in a most disorderly manner. He re- quested them to leave, upon which they be- came very abusive to him and the teacher. stood it as long as he could, when he went for them himself, there being no policeman about. Two’ot them —— he caught the de- siste in disturbin a eat FORTY YEARS RXPERIENCE have tested the testified that virtues of Dr. Wistar’s Balsam o and it is now generally acknowl best remedy extant for pulmonary and Iu eases, embracing the whole range from & | to a settled consumption. its merits, it wor made no sign.” ———— Tua? Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other ailments of the feet deteriorate and health, and thereby to th ame about there and ae toe tae ‘ere it not for uld long since haye ‘died, -— turned over to Officer Ryan. tenced him to the reform school during his mi- se Of the officers and the the community of these ests, and offenders in future will follow Beatty. Ym. Davis and George Saunders, idle and in- corrigible boys, were sent to the workhouse du- The judge sen- destro romote irritability interfere with its du- pleasures, is probably as much of a lishment of] Dr. White, posi e U. 8. Treasury ased upon strict! les) is liberally patronise ent and considerate der to avoid, or if ailing tobe rel manently cured of those most troublesome an- school trustees to r: a trueism as that the No. 535 15th street, whose treatment is "s report the word colored was erroneously appended to the name of Mr. Jo- seph Anderson, who isof Itahan descent, and has no African blood.) GEORGETOWN. Four Inspactions.—Inspector McCann mspections for the month of Feb- | 359 barrels family, 4,957 barrels ex- tra, 122 barrels fine; crowtfoot. 43; total, 6,491. Grain Trapg.—The schooners Mary Ano Morgan have arrived from Alex- andria with 3,200 bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro. The sales to-day were 1,050 bushels at $1.07 4, and 250 bushels at $1 lieved or per- ——-« Witcox & Grns’s Swine Macuine. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns, Baum's hoopskirt and corset fact | Intelligencer building. Agency at Chas, THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. paichetdel on Eatin Ponp’s EXTRACT cures rheumatiem, burns, Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains, fcalds, soreness, old sores, headache, lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia, ene, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages, etc. Ponds Extract differs from all other ad’ tions in the fact that it is a standard treated of in medical writi: diseases. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Washington Stock Exch: Quotations furnished by Middleton were the prices bid and asked at mn Stock Exchange wn to be @ cure for these THERMOMETERS aud Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4\ street. ——_____ | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. BBY THOMAS DOWLING Anct’r.; Georgetown. ALE OF FARMERS’ AND ME- ATIONAL BANK STOCK AT ON, March 9th, 1574, at ‘my auction ‘room, sorgetown, fourteen anics’ National JAMES W. DERBLE, Executor. THOMAS DOWLI 'OUND—February 28d, a small lot of OAL¥- SKINS, which the owner can have by a) A. HOLT, on Fayette str-ct, near . If not applied for at once they will be sold to pay charges. mar3-3i* the meeting of the Washi: to-day:—United States gol enger Railroads—Metropolitan stock, 27 asked; Metropolitan bonds, &2 bid. Sundry List— Washington City Gas Stock, S8y bid, 45 asked. Chesapeake and Ohio Cai (District of Col.)— « & Jey 1875, 00 asked: homas offered a resolution, which was preferred bonds, Wn. Co. S. bonds, ; do., 1976, 8014 asked: 80 asked; permanent improvement, XRCUTOR'S CHANIOS? N AUCTION. — On MONDAY AFTEBNO até i I will sell ‘clock p m., 174" Briggs str $1,400) Farmer: Market stock bonds, 7’s, J. & ‘J. asked; Water Stock’ bond 80 bid, 85 asked. i (Georgetown)—General Stock 6's, J- A. at pleasure, 80 asked. Board of Public neral improvement, 8's, J. & wi Certificates, sewer, §’s, J. & J. 1874, @ 1575, 65 bid, do. 1876, 66 bid; do. , 63 bid; do. series, 67 \ ‘ater ,Certiticates, &'s, 1:7, 79 BX THO8. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. SbPRRST AUB ARLE 'UOTION. : Street To-day. arch 5.—Tho /st’s financial By virtue of 'a dood id opened at 11 ‘one Of the land recor +» Twill sell, at pal weowxdpaY, Geor fifty feet onthe east side of Hig! jard street, by adepth of 12) feet, toa One-fourth cash: balance in 6,12, 13 a: with interest at 8 per cent., deed of trust on the property. Conv oF the DaFE ASST WES W. DEEBL THOMAS D rust, dated Novem- . led_ in "Liber 74y, folio article says: Gol we declined to 114, and has since so! 2 On gold loans the rates have i¢ for carrying. Leading bankers have advanced their rates for bills on London to 4S43¢a4 58, business having been at 4.33 4a4.51 Sia4 87. Money for call loans is quoted \d for prime mercantile paper at 5a6i. per is selling at 3. There is little paper the dullness of trade inci- dent to the delay of Congress to take even the first step in fnancial legislation which is to de- fine the legal-tender circulation. Time loans, vent blic scption, on the rt of Lot No. 30, ancing at cost making, because of YATES & MITCHELL, DRY Goons, 817 MARKET S8PACE, FINDING OUR STOCK FULLY DOU8LE WHAT IT SHOULD BE AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR, WE HAVE DETERMINED TO OFFER U NEXAMPLEDINDUCEMENTS IN PRICES FOR THB NEXT THIRTY Days. All Goods marked at the Very Lowest MAREBT PBICES, anda DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT. ALLOWED on all CASH SALES, YATES & MITCHELL, _marl-2w S17 MARKET SPACE. SQ ANd 82.50. S82 ann 92.00. From New York Importers’ Awction BELLON’S FINE BLACK SILKS, cheaper than wholesale prices, We have just received two lots of the above goods, which we will sel! at $2 aud $2 5 a yard,and Antes them to be equal to any $2.80 and e city. 'We defy competition on these ing them far CONNOLLY* 608 9TH ERT, Opposite Patent Office. PECIALTIES IN D&Y GOODs. 1930 PENNsvLvasia AVENUE. 80 dozen TOWELS at # 50; worth @2 per doz. 6 lo oat rth $375 do 100 White SPREADS at $1.15; worth @1 50. CLOSING OUT Our $1.50 KID GLOVES at $1. Our $1 KID GLOVES at 75 cts. New stock PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS in prices from §1 to $8 each. fi full line of Spring OASSIMERES and SUIT INGS, DRESS GOODS, ALPAOAS, MOHAIRS, Bisck SILKS. Cambric EDGINGS and INSEBI- INGS. at lowest prices. DOMESTIOS at lowest figures. LUTTRELL & WINE. feb38.6t 1930 Pennsylvania avenue, STARTLING FACTS! JUST FROM A LARGE NEW YORK AUCTION SALE. AOTUALLY CHEAPEB THAN GOLD BATES. AT THE FOLLOWING LOW FIGUBES SHALL BE SOLD: 450 Dozen full yard length heavy TOWELS, ‘atG1.40 per dozen, worth g3, 3,000 Beperter Ladies’ Linen HANDKEB- CHIEFS, at 10 cents a piece, worth 180 500 Extra Larse BED SPREADS at @1, worth $1.35. 20,000 Yards Very Fine VICTORIA LAWN, at 25 cents per yard, worth Js. 12,000 Yard extra width Linen CRASH, at 12%<c. A few more 10-4 Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS ou hand, at 30 cents, worth 40. THE ARCADE. WOOLFORD & SHILBERG, feb28 4m_427 7th st., bet. D aud E, southwest, , UOS ESS Ss HAS ATTENDED OUR EFFORTS TO REDU! OUR STOC GOODs, BY MARKING DOWN THE PRICES THE LOWEST NET Cas VALUE. , daily, to our stock, Ns Suppliss, aod shall continue to je Supplies, and shall continne SUSTAIN OUR REFUTATION FOR FAIR DEALING TO ALL. AND VE! LOW PRIOKS, WITHOUT DEVIATION BOGAN & WYLIB, feb25.tr_ 1018 and 1020 7th street northwest. —fe025 tr _1018 and 1020 Teh street northwest. R ESUMPTION, ete ping to the anticipste@early resumption of spe- payment, we are determined to reduce our now very large stock of Forel DRY mally low. Our gools hare been par- and are first-class in quality aud style, New goods received deily BRODHEAD & 0O., feb21-tmi4 1206 F st., bet. 12:8 and Lib. ‘EB HAVE BEEN DYBING FOR THIS - munity apd vicinity for the last - FORTY-THEEE YEARS, ‘and we are still willing, and hope to be as well pro- Pared todo so in the future as we ever have in the Thankfal for past favors, ds and the communit: tion by sending their wor W. H. WHEATLEYIS Steam Dye Werks, where all kinds of Dyeing is done promptly, and in tas “49 JEFFERSON STREET. Georgetown, D. 0. secured by collateral, are reported at 4 for 60 ¢ for six months. Loans for 30 days ian for 60 days, as daring tne |: art of the present month and connec the usual April settlements by the agri- cultural class in the middie and eastern states, her than yesterday. Insouthern state bo: business, which wassmall at the board, hat ing been in Tennessees, which were strong. In the stock market the volume of business has been so far emaller tha: thefirst half hour of bus! ing firm, declined from ¥ to 1. Sihce that time there has been a full recovery, the market now being steady. nm yomwsey. Dering » Prices, after open- ii Ng8ens 69 High street. ————_—_—_—_—— COAL AND WOOD. Fo SALE TU DEALERS, A SUPEBIOR LOT OF STOVE COAL. GOODWIN Y. ATLEE, AtLee’s Wharf, foot o! Coe AND WOOD, Markets. —Virginia sixes, old, 35; do. peelors, 70; Wost Vii ee ja OL do. rth Oarelina s ‘BaLtimoRE, March 1, 2@7; yellow 'a). "Oats dail—south. ma firmer; there ‘bat little to sell.’ Pork meats—shouiders, Bacon—shoulders, | eh Hay veh is more dispesition to buy. On WHITE ASH acksaget. Bulk best oO estern butter unchanged. oes and invoices, hb $.—Stocks active. Money, 3 » long, 484; short, 48753, Gov- —Flonr quiet and unchanged. Cora firm, "30 D. m.—Oonaols fo » Bonds— in bundle or by the cord, et SON & Bl 315 Pennsy’ ~~ and Depot, 7th-street Whi ‘T. B. OROS8.J3 lowest market rates * active. ew YORK, March6. T. EDW. OLABK, f. £DW. CLARE & CO,, DEALERS “m.—Paris di Pp. m. ‘spiel ispatches ‘The rate of discount below the bank rate. ‘The buill land has imcreased £283, arc! quote rentes at 69 france 90 cen! Lonvon, March 5, in open.market for LUMBEE, WOOD AND OOAL, BLINDS, 06 Loe tUEDINGE, ae. aunt Depot and Planing ‘BUA, Yost of etn strech ‘Yard—léth and B streets northwest, KID GLOVE DEPOT: 000 during the and KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES! S58 GENUINE JOUVIN'S! GENUINE ALEXANDER’S} it ite ihe: CHAS. BAUMS EID GLOVE DEPOT, 408 SEVENTH STREET, SEE wacrone FRENCH CORSETS! GERMAN CORSETS! 4LL STYLES OF CORSETS! On hand and made to order st Comas. BAUMS Heep Skirt and Corset Factory, $08 SEVENTH STREBT. | i i i i Hy = i = Et E 3 [3 i i 5 : i i + iH i 8 i : § i i if = i E E i 3 5] * i i : i i Li EG : | j = z ! B | : 5 ? $ it si | | : Hi f | i | i I HH i ys PLAOVE TO BUY BARGAINS, GBEAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS. GREaT UOTION 1N DOMESTICS. GREAT DUCTION IN HOSIERY. GREAT BEDUCTION IN LINEN GOODS. GBEAT BEDUOTION IN GLOVES. EMORY jan2%-tr 1920 Pennsy! Lal TER, ania avenue. NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. BY AUTHORITY! TION PU. 1 ILLUSTRATIONS. LEATHER, #1 EXTBAOT FROM RECENT ORDER OF WAB DEPARTMENT : “To insure uniformity, all exercises, evolutions, ard ceremonies, not embraced in these Tactios, are Drohibited, and those therein prescribed will be strictly observed. “Ww. * . BELKNAP, ‘Secretary of War.” FOB SALE IN THIS CITY BY WARREN CHOATE & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIQNERS, VEENON ROW, marS-tr Corner Penni NEW BOOKS, BECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT SHILLINGTON BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% Street and P. yivania Ave. Phi Bedax, A el. By Anthony Trollope. Lottie Darling” Dy'the amthor ef Olive Blakes ‘Good W. Bhip Ahoy. in -six Cable Loogths. Ship Aboy. A Yarn in Thirty tx Qadle Lengths, with Beminiscences ‘sonal jections. By James Rees. Bethrowed Heivees. By Klize Depey. By Bigs. Howby m The lanor. rs. fetherel Affair. .. DeForest. fhe ra = aby Balloat Stewart, ia if Bari’s Dene. and 10th street. Qonscrration of Bacrgy Ca . By Zelda's Fortune. By the author of E MAGAZINES AND FASHION BOOKS AUL THE MAGA TE MARCH. _fbu-tr__SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. Bpoess For LENr } BEADING. PROPOSALS. BAvtivore AND OHIO RAILROAD, P Foeets 4 widvle Tnwsinn Te Sui Fesrvant ler, Le74, Orrick oF Scr rt arruct, noe WASHINGTON CITT. tnores, > oe ve etumcte an ray Sealed Proposals wil be reoel 3° Winchester and all Wer Searioes enters ‘ork, Phflade} Boston, . ore OF Sit Bead. nee SE M. cmore of keg) Bouthere Prae lle, St Louie. be +e Phich, abd’ in widths not sucesting four Stations on the Washington County and inches 12.00 feet B. M_(irore or teas) Ma to fpian Baltimore and 5 ‘ '* % Baltimore; Minicete City aad all Way Te tach Sick end tobe realy Agured tor fous’ ; Bow York, Philadeiphia, Norfolk, Bal 10 fost BM. jimore or ives) Mahogany to finish .» Dinner a: Relay. 25.000 feet BM. (more or less) Mahogany, to finish : i ore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick, vy 3 308. = Le no av ies hese 3 tuobes thick Way Stations west of Belay. <— 3.49 p.tm.y Baltimore, Broderick ana all Was Sta- | 1" T6F9 best cuallly’ of their reapee 3.80 p.m Point of Rocks, Frederick and all Way | fe" wucs $s, ations. fe Bal.imore, Annapolis and all Way Sta- | pyc for by th ‘will be and flooring mnst ell be 5.40 Philadelphia and Bal.imore. Supper at — om ail defects, as newe other will 7 The mabe, yy te be of the beet quality H sndaras. 7.49 Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnatt, Lonts . wile, '&. Lonts, Dolumpus, Sandusky. Wheel- whample o each of the above woods will be sub- ing andthe West. Pullman Cars. Breakfast it Gratton m., Baltimore and all Wi > m.. New ¥ ate onthe delivery and ac 4) (en per centem ua- o Stations ‘ky Philadelpaia, Bost. - be ace by the penal bend timere snd Relay of two responsible pers tu 11.30 p.m , Baltimore and all Way Stations, stone megs be per nt three SUNDAY TRAINS. - rte ded btm; wut. m, ity te be certified by the Ualted 43, 7.50, 9.00 and 11,30 kof the Uutted States Court, or of the district wherein he re- pm. All Trains Stop at Viaduct Hi te om or further information apply at the Baltimore 4“ Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and > Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be taken for Bageace to be checked and reoe: any point ip the city, HOS, B. SHABP, Master of Transportation, L. M. COLE, Tick Belay Howse Sia Government to 4 on the printed form to does not conform wi wot bel raided : General Ticket Agent. vee engaged tn the tow fers GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Gen'l Agent. sor the weccanary facilities for [Skocce LINE BETWEEN WASHING- Proporals wil! be ined owned ip @ sealed envelope, TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK. | indorsed “Bids for Lamber, "and addreame to yASHINGTON, December 35, 1873. B.MULLETE. Trains between Washington and Hew York are | feb2l-12t perv) Architect +r FOE NEW TOME, without chance Prensa, ly. except Bunday, at S- “wae AND f car’ A. WINGO dail 1:00 and 9:00 . FOR PRILADELPHIA. Leave dail; *. ‘Sanday, _ 00, 6:50 aad 9:00 F Se ug isan Bealed Proposals prey log dee, Fork of 9.00 P.M. and Phtleder. Sri tm. of the Fre pa ae . ° bing and delivering the follow Philadelphia, New York or ey eS Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours | })<partmeuts’ Bulls ashinet o im the day also, at the Company 'sOice, 486 Penn- | 100 (more or less) White Marble Tus, Axia) re saab (more or less) Half do. 4 can there arrange to have their baggage ealled for | 10 (moreser, ls vad fo ebeeked at residence, taken 1,20 feet superficial (more or less) Black Marbie ‘Ses Baitimore tnd Dito ratiroad stvertixement for Sty toch thnck fall tees TOR laches up, schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annap- | Bids will be wed for furnishing the White HOS. & SHARP, M, ot? on. pT “ 4 tyme Italian or whitte- berets the Black EB, General Ticket Agent. 7 GO: 8. KOONTZ. Agent at Washington. | hd ES of best quality black Belgians or 5 whole of the tiles and be one inch fell im thickness, with sawn ‘back: a the edges cut fall = oa perfectly true dges to rel Lo ® Proper rt Bidders will state the description of marele they pre —~ ‘ernish, and will submit samples aloug with their Bice. Pay mente will be made on delivery and a-cept of materials, dedacting ten per centum anti! the completion of the contract. All bics must be accompanied by the penal bond of two responsivle persons, in the sum of three thou sand five hundred dollars, ( $3,800,) that the bidder will accept and perform the contract if awarded him | the sufficiency of the secarity to be certified wy the United States Judge, Clerk ef the United Seater Court, or the District’ Attorney of the district wherein be reside: the right t partment reserves jo reyect any or all bi if it be deemed for the interest of the Government to do se, and any bid that net mate on the printed form to beobtained in this ofor. and does not conform in every respect to the mente of tl advertisement, will not be yf Prepossl be received fr. emecives engaged in the marble tread who have not the necessary facilities for furnishing the materials Proposals will be incioaed in @ sealed envelope, | indorsed, “Bids for Marbie bt and widrensed 33 Baltimore Expross, 3 ally, 0x. Sanday. Bowie at 10 op. ‘Iboro’ at 11:10 a. m., and Poqratne leaving Washington. at 8:03 and 8:73 a, m, and $:80 . m. connect at Odenton with trains for Anns ins arriving at Washington at 10:38 a. and §:30 p.m., connect at Bowie with trains leay- ing Mariboro’ at 5:40 a. m., and 5:60 ». m. Passengers leaving thelr orders at Ticket OMice orth’ oat 18th street and War and ‘ashington, D. O. 2,000 barrels (more or less) best quality ‘* wets mi 1,000 barrels (more or less) Piast L. DUBARBY, Gcncral Bap. a eres of leacoee ee 8 YOUNG. Gen'l Pass’r Agent. too cubet REBDMs caual thereto, D & Was <GTON BR. B cn - yards (more oF lees) of sharp. clean Biver D 200 Darreis (more of less) sharp, clean White Sand, a py iw bushels (more or less) long, dry and clean Cattie, RENEE OF B AND SIXTH STRERTS. alr, bgeal trains leave for Alexandri = oe Phy ph ig ee . Payment will be made op the delivery and acoep- tance of materials, deducting ten per contum autii the completion of the contract. All bics must be accompanied by the penal bond of two respousible persons, in the sum of two thous- Sd dollars, ( $2.00.) that the bidder will accept and perform the contract if awarded him; the sufficiency Of the security to be certified by the United Btates 202 f Clerk of the United States Court, or tbe Dis: tet a herein be resides end ‘West. Throngh tickets . Indi lis, Louisville, 8. Louts, pag ng Bg gy points north, porthwest. ttorney of ihe district w ine Dt reserves Fight, to reject any for terest of the ent to do so; and any bid that is not made nted form to be obtatued in thi offi nform ip ev to the > Pe iv ave ic themnelt ea re avenue, w age 10 pe checked at and fhawh to destination, E. 8. YOUNG, Geu'i Passenger Agent. eae om = *PHILADELEMDA, “BOSTON, AND ALL POINTS IM, EW ENGLAND WHROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON NSW WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. The equi; on this tine is new and of the ials,”' and ad- ing Architect. HOTELS. WwW morn INTER Hi Corner FRETS ITE, sures, me . Only one biock Union Square, the most cen- PULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DAYTRAIN | trai yet auiet location ‘the immediate PULLMAN P4LAC: EBPING N | vicinity of all the amnerten! N PMIGHT ThatNs | SARS 0. ieaaing retail es, oa aod i 13. proved the past season by the TRRER TEAING DAILY PEXOEEY SUNDAY) Eaealefin Siete dt ace ead Fotomae faliroad. ‘northeast corucr of is and B LINE, leave Washington 8:03 a, m. daily, “Lctve Baltiscore at 9:18 9, m. daily, except Sun- nears West Philadelphia at 12:69 p.m. daily, a at Hew York st 4:¥5 p.m. daily, except HICHMOND EXPRESS, leave Washington st m. daily, except San- 1S p.m. dally, ex- ™. daily, except cave West Philadelphia at °Krrive at Hew York at 10:10 GOOD NEWs, COFFEES DOWN. BIGHT EXPEESS, leave Washington st 9:08 COFFEES DOWN. 7 It may be seen by the New York commerei Japan of late date that Cefecs nave dechiootneh a Erriveat Hew York st 6 s. ejay see age aioe lance iy De we ip: ee J and themselves. ‘The reduction” is from three to Ave ge ee see for 5 Wee also continve to sell : MATZOs! MaTZOS! MaTzOs! NOTICE TO ISRAELITES!