Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1874, Page 4

EVENING SITAR, SATURPAY............. Maren 14, 1874. =——SSSSS====— LOCAL NEWS. Benefit of Messrs. Back. Theater —' ‘ and Jamison. “Dream of Illusion, ‘ of @ Lver,” and other attractions, VALUABLE IM- in AT AUUTION Qrexinue VEGETINE 5EW ne ond UMBBELLaS, inder ——— au worst case of Serofale. moat eae 2 EB: cae eo Seis aSRANEET enn, Condensed Locals, head. , arnipa. 2c. 3 pastry, such ‘of Also, just received, all We regret to learn that Gol. Thos. B. Florence ancl Sad relished oe or the | Ist, at VEGETINE THE NBW PATTERNS get rE, sale of tmprozed to aut customers und for sae by any and io"ang i : Ta recommended by phrsiciaue and apothecaries, | "GEMS, Demers ; pal ay ag Tith and F ee’ femme 69 New street, New York. ” peri skie atten sia BOGAN & WYLIE, — LATEST NOVELTIES in Dress Hats, for | sod parallel ns _marlD-tr_ 102% and 10¥0 Tth street northwest. Higy effected some marvellous cures in cases of YATES & MITCHELL, 5 3) 3 7T Gentlemen, Boys and Children, received this week, at Lewis’, 9207th street, between I and K. Also, and Gent's Furnishings. 2 ——$— es Try Ind, Coope & Co.’s English Ale, on E next ¥- The sbrill but mournful chirp of the spring He Be port urch, Pa., shicken reverberated throngh the market this | ditién of the Salem church, Ps. was made. Hob! bs, aged seven years, while The committee on itinerancy and orders re- Je: Pray 5g! H VEGETINE draught only at Geo. W. Driver's, corner 4° st. stairs: ferso' i | ported as follows: We recommend into the itin- a Ki ae = iy pose yen caemabateer se Fancy Joseph F, Wigan, A. J. Walter, Henry | aos Drevane & 3 lon and Penns. avenue. The finest Cares the most inflexible case of Canker, 17 MABKET era twelve feet—but was not | C. Stern, George Q. Backus and Robt. T.Smith. | quors,and ‘of Uth and B strests a wuch injured. Second for descons ordera—Walter R. Graham, N. Dmowexor, the celebrated artist in hatr | anc ‘Won't ern accommodate a large number of | T. 0. Crouse, Joshua Lr a for elders work and hair cutter for ladies and gents, has | ¢rt whe oon wean FINDING OUR STOCK FOLL ‘week, 2 ptoce which his wore genuine fun in | TST oO Vas acto DeT- jac He Keep the Roast winnand topect 6 | ektesaataal nape mt ear aadcomt | Metswith woodcut encome in Morera, | FINDING OCK STOCK FOL truss 2 * purchaser. TEL are tarenion Sanonat quan. ox, | “Behenceye mane gemaoatoms soln; Sos 8 Gore Hogi Ale, trom Bur as Boi tReR isn: VEGRTINE SEASON OF THE YEA, N 1 Guard, D.C. M., | Dr. Bates attended the conference of bret ‘ i . W. Dri | “ : = colored.) have adopted recolutions of regret at | ren who had some Siflcrence ie rere oe ver's, corner Penn. avenue and 4 st. 4 Sea meg eEM OY SING FOR THISOOM: | won srsaicate Salt Rorum from tue system, WE HAVE DETERMINED TO death of Senator Sumner, and thst they will oifficulty between the late President, ——e—— from wear the usual badges of mourning for thirty | Keese, and the First ch of Washington, TuRCO-Rrasian BaTHs; also, Medicated and he had pledged himself to state io the cot por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. She FORTY-THREE YEARS, b> a a nel onions, id Sinead Gerthn Muitag Onsite centtnnss ference that he believed that the people of the | pics. S6@8 8: 5 ba, 63 E street. 3, and we are still willing, and hope to be as well pre- OFFER UNEY MPLEDINDUCEMENTS VEGETINE yreienions < Pest, Thawctad ine wLtre, Ae we ever havein the a FOR THE NEXT THIRTY Days. te , and Col. Florence says be w.libe com- | First Church of Washington had acted in a seu! ~ -Y or favors, we gar | Cures the most inveterat» case of Erysipelas. te put on “another thousan{Co-mo-row, | spirit persecution toward the Jate president. | chickens, § sa ay ee Dg eg reer lente Fiera nd the community {0 show thelr apprecia, . and promises that It shal “a rich, rare, ani hat he had learned .n that meeting, after pu Eee 4 om - > es . 1 ° racy” number, | Ss anaes ting this and that together that taey (ene rat ie 5Gu: common, : W. BH. WHEATLEYIS V&EGETINE All Goods marked at the Very Lowoxt On St. Patric! a) ere wil solemn | Church of Washington no dis] ‘id ‘an a Premiom Bt, Ww 1) wh i kinds of A OES. high ware at St. Patrick's Chnreh,at 10 ovclock | Sours Of Washington) had no a acit-protec- | Pinekehe ee fens @80'910 Pdarrel’ “Buck: | Ponds ettace ce ees emorrhages, otc: | Eremiom Bram Dre Werks Promptly ant te tie | Removes Pimpice and fiumors trom the face MARERT PRICES im the morning—Kev. J. Walter, celebrant; | tion,and that be was gratified to state to the Boof—hind quarte>, | pre) in the fact that it is @ standara | Ye? best manner and a ee nee rper’e Ferrsy’ pene: ek ee eee ne een ae "aon a policine, treated of im ,modical writings, and | _fpiote VEGETINE DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CRNT. ALLOWED ? “4 a y mown cure }ORO pases. mths, gyrist; Rev. Felix Barrotti, master of cere- Dr. Southerland had mised to make @ Prisnedhed? <onmdieamny 1OH OTS? . 1 monies. Benediction after masa. uteeint os tie contutonen Es speaking the “A StioHT Conn,” Covens.—Few are aware N RURGANT 10B ORBAM AND OYSTER Cures Constipation and regulates the bowels, apd The \Wrshington Schuetzen Verein"realized | ocher day he hed used some very strong lan- fall fia 4 arecoming iafresly | Of theimportance of checking s cough or slight frem their concert fer the benefit of the poor guage. Since the interview the cause of the tendency. Foultry—supply fally | cold,” which would yield to a mild remedy, but Woke Thich amount the committee, Messrs. | remarks bad been adjusted, and he now stood | equal to demand. Pork peers with route alee if neglected, often attacks the lungs. «Brown's Wolf, Xander, and Helmus, distributed as fol- | toward the ist church of Washington as though | afrival. Both green and dried appice erecallea fre Broncbial Froches” give sure ‘almost im- a fe EE a Cy) Indas- | there had never been any difference betw2en of bay and straw were sold during the past | Mediate relief. 003, trial Home . $75, Hebrew ssocta~ | them. Wicek bay ranging trom se.to §190,andstaw so. | A powy-rowN NEECKARY recent! 2 ‘ A I~ \y sued his tion, a amounts have been thankfiflly Rey. Mr. Wilson, — of the first church, asi hundred. Offerings very light, and market druggist for attempt to defraud. He was suf. Serene eee tence por wevions goed feeling toward ie neae —__»____ fering from inflamed kidneys and asked for Dr. fal and Fatal Accident baa been Tally restored. : THE COURTS, Helmbold’s Buchu. a anes gave him A WORKMAN | Dr. Reese desired to say that no man was CarmiwaL Covrt—Judye Olin. nother kind, upon which the profit was great- BEW STATE DEPARTMENT BUILDI more gratified than himeelf that the recent dif- This morning, im the Criminal Court, This morning, about 11\ o'clock, a frightfal | ficulty had been entirely justed, and he was | Olin, the cases of Edward A. Williams and CASH SALES, VEGETINE Is a valuable remedy for Headache. YATES & Mircuene, ET SPAOB. mard.tw VEGKTINE Will cure Dyspepsia, A SUPERIOR LOT OF STOVE COAL. GOODWIN Y. ATLEE, er. Instead of relieving the patient,asthe gon. | _febas-tr AtLeo’s Wharf, foot of 6th strent, Owing to the anticip ited carly resumption of spe- = pep ent, woere — ew Dee EE VEGETINE De; ood will (boretove Ser pine tone uine Preparation had Siways done, the imita- (eat AND woop. to close bavers.. We uote black and fatal t lad the wembers of that church hada noble 5 i “ ion compound aggravat: ¢ disease, and a —— Restores the entire system to a healthy coniition he J yor og 5 . David Glas Philadel- | feeling in their heart, and hoped God would ever: Frenoaaps oc whe arate eens long and distressing iliness followed: Thecourt, | @n band LYKENB VALLEY, BED ASt and . : 1H OOA 1 siz~s, from furnace to fe of the Architectaral | greatly bless them. were called. Mr. Henkle, for the accused, an- | Sfter full hearing. gave judgment for the plain: a . ron Works of Philadelphia, (who have the The first church of Washington appealed tiff with costs. Judge | ; i if i fi ints, Bio MBERL*ND COAL, LUMP and i bieeched Rounced that they were not ready for trial, and | For mle he all drnoetiaet? OMY the genaine. | QO OF MINE, HICKORY Crk oot Orme VEGETINE ork wii, Contract for placing the roof on the building,) | from the decision of this conference to the | made a motion fore continuance; which was | Forfale by alldruggists. e08 WOOD x pa eplit, of in the stick. OAK and | Cures pains in the side nen Tow: was engaged [n drilfing bolcs for the purleus of | general conference to be held at Lynchburg in | overruled. Mr. H. then urged that the bailbe | To FRuvert Fover and Ague there is oo | FINE KINDLINGS in bundle or by the cord, #t et the roof, and was standing at the time ona | May next. reduced, but the court declined to fix it at any luke Dooley’s Calisaya Tonic. 31 | ‘west market ten sow » BROTHER, ‘par- scaffold. It is Mey pa that in giving his drill Dr. Drinkhouse offered a series of resolutions | jewer sum than bad been named—#3,000. The eo oe Pennsylvania avence, VEGETINE ‘end a jerk ite loosen ~~ = (portpernany lgemen and pn aes a = ae paged coats cage was set = trial on the 20th of April. ried Taw Sincrn Sawing Macuinn eaies ortstg | _f¢b17-tr Mill and Depot, 7/h-street Wharf. . At any rate the first notice the workmen ulring in! ms journment of the grand jury was chan; to Bemov ie Dizziness, Bad of any accident was the descent of his tote | Gherether aeeeutte preach, and authorizing | Auourmmentof the grand ju the case of Alfred | Were $219,650. 4i2s,vtr | TT, DW. OLABK. F. B. OROSSJB ————= to the ground from a height of 80 fect. He | them to employ the necessary lawyers to make Beckett, convicted of assault and battery, was struck on his back with a heavy thud, and | the investigation adopted. changed from: te $20. * mae ns f. EDW. CLARK & CO. irtues of Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wold Cherry, bis bammer fell very near the body. » ‘When the workmen and others ran to him they roee bone ee eeereeen capensis DBALERS nd it is now generally acknowledged to be ths - A Baby Left to Its Death. To-day, John Martin, driving through a fa. | beet xta 1 : LUMBER, WOOD AND voaL, —_ that he joes bl may is lent pater | SRS. GLENN COMMITTED TO JAIL ON A CHARGE | neral; fined #5. August 'Watnons disorderly; 35. poten ny tos eres Petey oe SOORS, 8488, SLINDS, Both legs were broken m the fall, and the back isin sb legen Thomas Dufiy, do.; do. Samuel Sheckeils, va- | cold to a FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE have tested tho VEGETINE Believes Faintness at the Stomach. D' settled consumption. Were it not for MOULDINGS, ac,, VEGETINE DUCTION IN HOSE ‘The STAR yesterday published an account of | grancy; workhouse %) days. its merds, it would long since have “died, and | Gevtral Offcs, 686 Loutsiana avenue. ETIN i ~ Tree Teall was fractured. Potlce Sergeant | the tinding by Officer J. R. Luskey, of the stu | erates, -WAITER BRIDEGROOM ACQUITTED. opens Sadi mg . Wharf, Depet and Planing Mill: Toot of éth street F GREAT BEDUCTION IN LINEN GOODS. Trunnell, of the fourth precinct, took charge recinct, mf thie body of a dead female infant on Alfied Toombe was charged with the larceny 2 o # east. of = " Cures Pains in the Back. GBEAT KEDUOTION IN GLOVES. $f _the remains, and had them conveyed to the | B"Carolina ave., between 6th and 7thets., south THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the wse- fourth precinct station, where Dr. Patterson, the coroner, will hold an tnqnest this evening. i Mr. Dewdney, tho superintendent of the bail: ing, immediate! deceased might at the being a grand combination performance for the benefit of those two ular cfiicers of the National, Rucki deorkeeper, and Jamison, the chief bill comprises “Dreams of Delusion,” in which that fine actor, Mr. W. E. Sheridan, has at- ined on, and “ The Loan of a e@ charming little actress Miss Kate Mayhew appears to great advantage, besides the wonderful performances of DuWer, nie, the contortionist, and Sharpley. concertina soloist, of the Theater Comique, who have vol- unteered. A feature of the evening will be the formance by Widner of the “ Mulligan wards,” by special reqnest. There should be & crowded house. Sothern in “ Dandreary” next Monday night. To-night is the last of the San Francisco Min- strela at Ford’s Opera House, and their sucoess during the week is the best guarantee of a fall house this evening. Itis an excellent combina- tion, and should be liberally patronized where- ever it holds forth. On Monday evening next the Majilton-Raypor Company will appear in their fantastical production, “ Gabriei Grub,” based on Dickens’ story in the Pickwick papers. To use an original phrase, it should be seen to be appreciated, or words to that effect. ‘The capital bill of the week will be performed for the iast time at the Theater Comiqne to night. as, according to the rule of the house, new attractions will be in order next week Prama, dance, music, gamnastics, aad every- thing in the amusement line gets a showing bere. —— A Wait ror Liner Servep.—!t will be rec- Ollected that on the 2tet of October, 1872. Col. 4llen Rutherford, Third Auditor of ‘the Treas- ury. entered a suit in the courts here again-t Col. John W. Forney, of the Philadelphia Press, ebarging bim with Ube! in publishing the fol- Jowing m reference to him: “Allen Ratherford, # Cameronian, is in the city. ch him. He was concerned in the election frauds in North Carolina,” for which he claims damages $10,000. ‘The usual writ of subpeva was issued and’ re- turned ‘“‘ron est” by the marshal, and it would 8p) tbat the officers have not ‘been on hand af times since when Colonel F has been in this caught st funerals. Yesterday lionel F. was in the city attending the obsequies of Senator Sumner, and the depufy placed the band. the bailiff to teh hi geet eben DgarTH oF Au™i B.- Yousc.—Mr. Ammi B. Young, formerly supervising architect ot the ‘Treasury department, and one of the oldest and most highly esteemed citizens of the District, Gied at his residence on 15th ond women d morning, at the age of 74 years. Mr. Young was native of New England, and an architect by fession, in which be won and maintained a ly high —- the public buildings erected by him in former years are the Vermont state hoase and the Boston custom ». He was always a man of quiet and re- habits; and, during the last few years, having given up business, he lived a somewhat life, bemg largely compelled thereto by the infirmities under which he was suffering. He ‘ag one of the most faithful and upright of public officers, and his administration of public affairs was marked by avility and the strictest integrity. Mr. Young's funeral will be from his late residence, 407 15th strect, at 3 o'clock p. m. to-mor: i iy : telegraphed the news to the He was about 25 east, and its removal to the station-house. Sub- sequentiy Coroner Patterson was notified by Lieut. Austin, who, in company with Dr. J. F. Hartigan, repaired to the station-house, where Dr. Hartigan beld a post mortem examination, —This is to be a gran‘ gala | tional Theater, the occasion rtby gentlemen and pop- | be summoned, which was at once don ; | F. Peters as foreman. A postponement was or- | dered nntil this morning at 11 o'clock, at which | some inquiries about tl and gave it as his opinion that the child was altve when born and had been abandoned by its mother to perish in the street. tain cire’ s'ances pointed to a young woman, named | Elizabeth Glenn, who resided in that vicinity, ae being the mother, and an inquest was deter- mined upon. The coroner directed tha: hour the coroner and jurymen were present. Henry D. Marks, policeman, testitied that he isited Mr. Pope’s yesterday in company with oroner Patterson, the porpose being to make e eg Mrs. Glenn, daughter of M. J. Pope, met ym at the door, and the question was put to her if she had heard the ery of a child that night. She replied that she had not, but her face was considerably flushed. Her mother then came into the hall, and Mrs. Glenn retired. Both mother and daughter were much agitated. Dr. Patterson here made @ statement corrobo- Tative of what Policeman Marks had stated. Dr. 8. A. H. McKim testified that he had criti- cally examined the woman, and had found evi- dences of recent delivery of a child. She was now nursing an older child, two years old. The presamption is that she has given birth to a child within a few days. Dr. Hartigan testified that he had beard the oe ot Dr. McKim, and he coincided with im. Anna Hawkins, colored, testified that she had heard the cry of the cuild between 4 and 5 o'clock in the morning; it continued crying about half an hour, when it seepped, from the sourd she thought the child was in Mrs. Pope’s ‘'d, but heard noone conversing; had ther Been’ talking she could have heard them Wm. 4. Hawkins testified that the child when found was laying in frontof Jeasie Gordon's house next dour; £e heard s pew-born child ery about 4 o'clock; supposed it was in the house next door; Mrs. Pope's daughter lives there. Emma Pope, mother of Mr. Glenn, testified that she lives on South Carolina avenue, be- tween 6th and 7th streets; that her daughter is always at home; that she had not been sick. Jessie Gordon, colored, testified that about 4 o'clock she heard the cry of a child, which lasted for about three-quarters of an hour; ge posed the mother of the child was with it; when she got up inthe morning and went out she found it laying dead at her gate. Emma Gordon, colored, testitied that the child bad been pu outon the street between 5 and 4 o’clock in the morning. She heard no noise in the next door house. testimony (much of which we have ex- cluded as unfit for publication) here closed, and the jury returned a 4 that the child came to its death by reason willful abandonment, and that from the testimony the jury believe that Elizazeth Glenn is the mother of the child. A warrant was issued this morning from the Police Court, and Detectives Sargent and McEelfresh, with Lieut. Anstin went to Mrs. Pope's house and Mrs. Gienn on the charge of willtully causing the death of her new- born offspring by exposure. She was commit- ted by the coroner to jail for action of the grand | jury. She is about thirty years of age, pock-marked | and pot at ail prepossessin, appearaace. She bas been marvied” and hee a child about four ears old living with her, her husband having Tete her some time ago. On being removed from the stattion-house to the jail she was greatly at- fected, and her wailing could be heard for some distance. Coroner Patterson gave a certificate of burial of the child. fecal eee Tae NatiowaL Lasor Councit met last night at 912 F street, the president, A. E. Red stone, in the chair, and Judge Garland secre- j tary. Resolutions of respect to the cor rat ba the late Senator Sumner were adopted; 'y resolutions that @ ‘law should be passed by the Congress of the United States authorizing and directing the Secretary of the Treasury to of silver-plated knives and napkins from the Arlington hotel. His arrest yesterday, after | his marriage, was noticed in Tae Stax of last fxening. Mr. M.H. Norris appeared for de- lence. - T. E. Roessle, of the Arlington, identified the knives, napkins and other arti- cles; did not recognize the prisoner as having been in the employ of the hotel, but the book- keeper states that he was engaged last year for @ short time. During the last four years the Potes has lost about $10,000 worth of goods by ett. Detective Coomes testified that on Thursday night the brother of the prisoner appeared at police headquarters and stated that while the prisoner was in the house getting married, the back on which was his trunk was driven off. The trunk was found, broken open, in Ridg> street, and the articles identified were faund in the trunk. Alfred Brockenbery was called for de- fence, and testified that he was frequently in the room of the prisoner; never saw the articles alleged to have been stolen; was present when the trunk was packed; saw the clothes patia it; was present at the wedding, and while there heard some one suggest that the trank should be looked after, and whefi he went out the trunk Tat fone. ‘The defendant lost some property. He also testified to the good character of the accused. The court held that there was mach un- certainty about the case, and that the time of the larceny was so remote from the time of re- covery, and as it could not be determined whether or not the Lomi who took the trank had placed these articles in it, he should dismiss the case. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Washington Stock Exchange, March 12 Quotations furnished by Middleton & Co., bankers. The following were the prices bid and asked at the meeting of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day:—District securities—( District of Colum- bia)—Wn. Co. 8. bonds,7’s, J. & J., 1875, 81 bid, 85 asked; do., 1976, 81 asked; do. 1577, 80 asked; Permanent Improvement 6s g.,J. & J., 1891, 10 bid; do. 7's, J. & J., 1891, 65 bic Market stock bonds, 7’s, -T.&J., 1392, asked. (Washington)—Water stoc! A J. & O., 1874, 85 bid; 5 yehr certiticates, 7 3-10, M. &N., 1875.91 bid; 94 asked; 10-year bonds, 6's, J. & J., 1878 79 bid, 83 asked; Fund loan bonds, (Cong.) 6's g., M. & N., 1902, 75 bid, 85 asked. (Georgetown)—General Stock, 6's, J. A.J. & O., at pleasure, 834 asked. Board of Public Works—Certiticates, Lay improve- ment, 88, J. & J., 1874, 80% bid, 82 asked; do. 1875, 75 bid, 78 asked; do. 1876, 75 bid, 77 4 asked; do. 1877, 7444 bid, 77 asked; do. 1878, 74 bid, Tis asked; do. series, 764 bid, 79 asked; Certificates, = - J., 1874, 89 bid, 70 asked; do. wi New Yors, ch 14. article save: All sales of gold have been at 111 % alll%all2. On gold loans the rates have been 3% to 2 for ing. The market for foreign exchange for this mail has been very active, demand at 454 to 4843,. leas a pekenae, having been principally supplied by a banking firm which has been drawing bre the proceeds of the recent negotiation of American railroad bonds in London. The amount s0 placed for this mail is of course unknown, bat it is ru- mored to have been in excess of £500,000. Lead- ing names were advanced this morning to435 and 485, these being nominal or counter rates. Money continues easy at 3a4 for cail loans and 5ai for prime double-named mercantile paper. Government bonds are a fraction easier than lay. The only sale of southern state was a lot of Tennessee's, old, at 904. The stock market was heavy daring the first half bour of business, became steady at the first board, and has since been aang prices serine advanced ¥ to 1, the latter in Tele- graph. fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 1,5 palletes ypeurstnes THAT Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vasoular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy health, and thereby promote irritability ot temper, shorten life and interfere with its du- ties and pleasures, is probably as much of truei«m as that the establishment of Dr. White, No. 535 16th street, opposite the U. 8. Treaswy (whove treatment is based upon strictly acien- tific principles) is liberally patronised by the most intelligent and considerate people, in or- der to avoid, or if ailing to be .relieved ‘or per- manently cured of those most troublesome an- noyances. eee Witcox & Gipp’s Sewing Macurye. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas, Baum's hoopskirt an¢ corset factory, 7th street, Intelligencer building. 10,28 ane Sy TueRMometnas and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near dig street. BUT THE GENUINE FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALESB, FAIRBANK* & CO., 311 BBOADWAY, NEW YORK, 166 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, FAIRBANKS & EWING, MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA, FAIRBANKS, BR WN & CO., 2 MILK STREET, BOSTON, FOR SALE IN WASHIN3TON BY feb28-wke3m JOHN A. BAKER. Borevess DEPOT, ‘The OLD STAND, No. 203 street northwest, opposite Center Market, will be opened on April ine 1874, with «wow imeut on Pt BUILD: consint and large assortment of ING MATERIALS OF BLL KINDS, of DOOR and ‘WINDOW Ss8HES, BLINDS, BEACK to eee my o'd patrons and all in woe and respectfally PERRY COLMA: With _ BARBER & HENDEESOR, Factory at Montgomery, Peans. holessle Warehouse, 309 H. Broad street, Ww Philadelphia. marl? im S4CRETARY WELLES’ BOOK. BELATIVE VIEWS OF MR. LINCOLN AND MB. SEWARD DUBSING THE LINOOLN AaD- MINISTBATION. > Just received, and for sale by ROBERT BEALL, marl2-3t 495 Pennsylvania avenue. poscic LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, NO FURTHER POSTPONEMENT. rd—Léth and B streets northwest, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. P#TER CAMPBELL, STOCK AND BONUS BROKER, The first Broker Dealing Exclusively tu Stocks and Bonds ever established in the city, 1423 Pennsivania AVENE, sand the Treasury, FRANK BARNUM juas BOYLE. BO ABAL ESTATE AN ALE M913. Anew HOUSE No sue 54 sate Magtcbosct jo. lor le or rent, nfurnished. A COTTAGE in Wil: Several small HOUSES, small cash payments. We FABMS, improved and an- ning from have several v1 oD diferent railroads low iard’s Bow; price, @3,800. from’ §3.a00" to . ape-tr _Afarnished Honse or rent at #125 per month. CHEAr TEAS! GEO. T. BASSETT, Grocer, OAPITOL BILL, Has just received from one of the largest importing houses of Mew York as choice and well selectei jock of as can be found in any house in Waeht are being offered at the following low fig ural Leal Japan atc... trees eS ue “2 e Moyune imperial at. ra i i at. at, Finest Moyune Young Myson Tea ar. Choice Formosa Oolovg Tea at...... Extra # ne English Breakfast Souchong Tea at... COBNER SECOND AND C STREETS N. £. t of COFFEES, whic lowest casb prices. FURNITURE, PAINTING, PAPER HANGINGS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSUOTTING, VEGETINE Effectually cures Kidney Complaint. VEGETINE Ie effective in its cure of Female Weakness, VEGETINE Is the great remedy for genera! debility. VEGETINE Is acknowle’ged by all classes of people to be the best and most reliable blood purifier in the world VEGETINE 18 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGI3TS marlés &w2t WwW ESTMINSTER Borns... oN F. z& PEAN PLAN. Corner of vin yince ame 16th Street, ORK, Only one bicck from Union Square, the most cen- tral yet quiet location in the city, in the immediate proved the anda febd-ly C, 9: WinLanp, SBBITY HOUSS, epl-ly WASHINGTOS, D o +f] xSON'S HOTEL, is | Ho. 709 G STRET, JeB-ly BErw3en Tre and 8ru Sraxers, ———————— ere JAMES E. Wavca, AUCTIONEER, feb18-3m Corner 18th and F streste KID GLOVE DEPOT! KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES! 1-BUTTON 2-BUTT ext GLOVES! 3-BUTTON GENUINE JOUVIN'S! GENUINE ALEXANDER’S! . ar CHAS. BAUMS EID GLOVE DEPO 405 SEVENTH STREET. CORSET gonser{ FACTORY! CORSET FRENCH CORSETS! « ERMAN CORSETS! ALL STYLES OF CORSETS On band and made to order at _NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. NEW BOoKs, BEOCEIVED APD FOR 8a: at BOOESTURE, 4% Street and Pennsylvania Ave, Phineas Bedux, A Novel. By Authony Trotlope. a By the author of Ouve Blake's Ehip Ahoy Yarn i Thirty-six Cadi Lorgth: Pet, or Pastimes and Penalties, By Bor Be S jawen. Life of E¢win Forrest.with Beminiscenecs and Per- sonal Becollectious. Janes Res. . The Dothtoned Heiress. By Eliza Dupuy yangiey Manor. By Mire Sewby The Oovectvation of Baerpy. be belie: Stowert, * Conecry at nergy. By Belfoat . The New Obrwistry. By Jaciah B Ook Zelda's Fortune. By the sathor of Earl's Dene, ALL THE MAGA7INES AND FASHION BOOKS roR ABCH. PLAYING CARDS. BLANK BOOKS, Pass LING in Tae SHE BOUKS, AND EVERYTA TIONRKY LIBE, for sale fbar-tr i1LLING Beees FOR LENT Dear Feast of Lent. By author of “Rutledge.” A Bovary for Lent By euthor a Helps toe Holy Lent. By —} eotiagton, Some Weeks in L. By -G. B. Wilkingon. At Jesus’ Feet. A Prayer, and Poem, Baily Oominranie . By Bishop Leighton, Christian Cou from Fenelon an at ms man fe YMRS, a25 fen meal, tr RDB HON & Oo. R Sock Per us A D StaTidNens, NeyLvamta NeW BOORS rt Bailor-, by Dr. 3. Grey Sowell, 18mo, The Parielans by Lora Lyttoe tae. i Bobee. by Ouida, I2mo. 1 Prosper. by Cherbali i The W onderiand of Bcienee, ‘ The New istry, by J tional reries. 2 Prepiems = of Life and Mind, ca Braddon’s Publicans and The Dead Alive. by Wilkie Coll Princess of Thule, by W. ASHINGTON Gro, AL GvoD NEWs. GOOD NEWS, COFFEES DOWN. COFFEES DOWN. Jeu hased customers the choice and they have been gutting of asst" greatly Prices. The reduction is from three to oun fam gz to om pr ctu Ae we worthy of note @20 we invite those interested ‘and see for themselves. We sito contines to well: sUa. Standard N, re Brands.) —¢ ___ The asmees, —_-—___ a. Sinmun me coat Sa oe FOURTH GSAND mai OOHOEET L. MARCOTTE & co., CHAS. BAUMS oes Sort Acammet Tae Ownens ov tug [11- | seve legal-tender paper money to an amount | Batt: Bn lB, eginia atxes, old, 3; for the benefit of the i. ‘TED STZAMBE Wawasst [isMissep.—Yes- | equal to all the national bank notes, greenbacks rginias consolidated, 51; West Virginis PUBLIO LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, _ ; + - weneesnseeeninanecennnnneesses terday, im the Circuit Court, Judge Gartter, | and gold and silver coin in the country, and | Nord Caroline sixes, nbw is; d).epecial tax, pre on arybgiers UNION SQUARE, Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory Eogiinn Broghtant, Uisice the case of Melville agt. the Potomac F wey that the national bank notes and greenbacks be | Rar rionx, March 14.—Cotton stesdy—low mia LIST OF GIFTS. Gan Ko Company was called, and dismissed at defend- | taken up and canceled as fast as presented for | glings, 15. Fivursieady and In good demand; prices 250,000 (29 East 17th St.,) tr 408 SEVENTH STREET: ant’s Andrew Melville, who was upon the | exchange,” and that “it is the daty of the pro- | nue ., Wheat qaiet and unchanged: Gorn iY} jan ! 5 ‘Wawaset at the time of her burning in August | ducing people to give their earnest support to pin! Pichi Sey ies 80.00) carr oe STAG WHiskr. last, aud leaped overboard. but passed under | thore newspapers throughout the country which cocshers’ Seater Sate” fave i 3.000 NEW YORK CITY. the wheel and was struck by the paddle, | sre established in our int and advocate our dal, Sisiaas. ‘Provisions bon ee firm; mone of nie — and received such injuries that he cisims | cause. forita fess pork, 16. 25@l8 £0; sugar-cused bane, jonas oh ro Sis Wiha dine: athe he gnable to work and required RS RSE iM Lar: Western butter quiet bu: firm; 6,000 P eva OT AL’ bond for us until its warrants us in offering i medical attendance. He t sait om the | ANOTHER FaTat Acctpent.—About 11\ | roi 1 w@4 - $3@42 Cuffoe inal, 25033. 00 HARICOTS pervs ses fork —— : ring 2eth of September last before Justice Mouit mn. | o’clock to-day, while workmen were engagei i pis; Saver. Sy e 4.000 ABPEUGES D public for use, medicinal or social. on the following bill:—To eighteen days’ work | in excavating for the sewer in north Capitol Gola. 1%. Mischange, lenge citesbon an Gee. 43,000 Bat: The increasing popularity with which it has been lost, at #4 per daz, $12; doctor's bill, $21; corset | street, at the corner of I street north. the bank | Sona i r ad aaa, met since its in! ion, ten years ago, forbidsany | for chest, $2.50; nel , 8 cents; lini- | caved in, ae Se named score Rew York, March 14—Fiour dull and an- Me ancus U NATURAL, hesitation om our part in claiming for it a smooth- a —: ment, $3; een cee so gemma oc; —— hyp rer pone work to Wheat quiet and unchanged. Qorn ‘GEO: Fins, _ness and flavor unsurpassed. Ils purity we guar- bend, total, $100; « justice gat é Ny 4 OL antee, against the ferry company for the w: amount. | but he was so badly injured (mostly mmternaliy} Loxpos, March 14, 12:30 p.m.—Consols for monsy, [AOBDO. AGUM Our right and title to the exclusive use of this | Welch'y , per or] 22 appeal was taken, fod. the case was dis death revaited inh Of lat, pad it caren, | Lennon, merch Si i-ane res Fins: brand is om record.at the United States Patent Office. amily, por sack. on ut i CRF: aD eUILE, HALL & HUME, A ening alas }CENDI jo W. BURCHELL. . = y oS = ~ re bor marlo-eo6t pina prac, oe eck (660d Fasalty) 84 a ere uation emt CAfITOL HILL AND EAST WasH- © is on the At- ‘e. generally INGTON TAXES. en Slee wig TY renntey, aot id , furniture , with 4 SUNDRIES. - an promptly on Sod. bicher tomper- ALL BILLS mins toe - EH which there sae SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAXES “ay im “WILL BB PAID AT AS Buszaveo _ LARGE 4 DISCOUNT 7 im the city, without the trouble of Tie 6.0 pm Baltimore sod ho y winds wil na Seon ccussemnnans te coamaeate Stantly killed ‘ Sanday. ESTER & YON who resided at riots fedis 110 ‘treet Southeast, pt xeuoral Et tsstrsaee isei, three times ss catcher, and in a outh : Eoesouiss.— Garments Cleaned and Dyed without SOLID GOLD WATCHES FOR 23.