Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1874, Page 5

' EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &¢.. To-night. National Theater—Mrs. 1). P. Bowers in “Lady Aud ley’s Secret.” WE pte pegs amines Putnam as ” and the “Marchioness.”” a Theater Comique—Harry Clifford in er, Way Down South.” and other Condensed Locals. ‘The President has signed the act making an on for a topographical survey of the grounds and plans for improving the & Yesterday about 5,000 bunch-fish, with a large juaptity of oysters and some few shad and her- og, arrived ‘at Jobnson’s wharf, foot of 12th stree The new pastor of East Washington M. FE. Chureb, Kev. Mr. Amos, entered upon his du- ties Worgrsay, and preached & fine sermon. Rev. W. F. Speake, the recently appointed pre- siding elder, officiated at night. Yesterday (Officer Reese, of Lieut. Noonan’s precinct, caught Ned Fitzhugh and Jim Sim- mons, two colored men, charged with picking the pocket of Mrs. McKenney of $2, at a Fespectable auction store, on Saturday last. ‘They were turned over to Detective McElfresh. Mr. William Arnold, an employe of the navy yard for years, who has lately purchased a tract Of land on the Columbia turnpike, in Virginia, bad his right leg broken on Friday last, while assisting in some repairs to a saw-mill lately built op his place. The funeral of the late Mrs. John Goldin (whore sudden death on Friday night was no- ticed in Tux Star of Saturday) took place from the %th street Methodist Protestant Church esterday afternoon, and was attended by a i. ge concourse of sympathizing relatives and fnends. Rev. Dr. Drinkhouse officiated, and the remains were interred at Glenwood. Friday last a disturbance took place on street. near U, between Morris Dowd and sister Ellen, in which the latter was strack with a plate by the former, and an artery in the temple was severed. Drs. Blair and Van Ar- pum were called in, and took up the artery, thereby saving her life. _——— Rear Estate SaLes.—Thos. E. Waggaman, real estate broker and auctioneer, bas sold lot 10%, and part of lot 107, in Obipman, Exley and Richard's (trustees) sub. of square 240, im- Proved by & 2-story brick dwelling, to Somer- Ville & Leich, for $5,750. Part lot 8, square ‘Pomp; ns. . fronting 16 feet on 3a, between A and 8 streets southeast, and im Proved by a new 2story brick dwelling, at auction, to T. F. Gatchel, for $4,610. Mesers. Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, have Tecently sold the following property for Fred. Jones, trustee :—Part lot 6, in square 757, and improvements, to N. ©. Bateman, for $1,965 For J. W. Brown, trustee—Lot 19, in square 2's, to Susan A. Moreland, for $1,400. For Richard Wallach, trustee—Lots 56. $8 and “49, in Square 150, to Margaret Wailach, for $1,725 each. For Eugene Carusi, trustee—Lot 35, square 571, to James L. Barbour, at 9 cents per foot; to the same purchaser, lot No. 34, same square for cents per foot. For Fred. W. Jones, trus- tee—Part lots 95 and 96, in subdivision of west half of square 365 and improvements, to Thos. Hi. Callan, for $3,300; west half lot 11, in square or reservation 1) and improvement, to White & | Bro., for $2 For Geo. H. B. White, tras- tee— Part lot 5, square Si1, and improvements, to Mrs. E.G. Bangs, for $3,200. For Hanna & ‘Thompson, trustees—Sovth half lot 17, subdi- vision of square nd improvements, to T. A. Duffy. for $1,950. Also, six shares Central Mis- sour! Banking and Savings Associatien at $2 per sbare. —— New RaILroap ScugpULe.—By reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company will, on and after to-day, run an express train to Cincinnati, starting at 5:50 p.m. daily,except | Sundays, by which the time is shortened two | hours. Other tmportant changes have also been | made. The hours of departure for the northern trains are as follows: 5:35 a. m., Northern Ex- press, daily except Monday; ©: a. m., for Phil- | adelpbia, New York and Boston; 8:38 a. m., for | Baltimore and local stations, daily: 11:35 a. m., | Fast Line for the west and north; 1:13 p. m., for Philadelphia, New m., for Baltimore; fork and Boston; 5:35 p. <0 p. m., Cincinnati Ex- Press; 9:08 p. m., for Philadelphia, New York | and Boston, daily; %:55 p. m., for the west and | rth. daily. The arrivals will be as follows: €:13 (New York), $35, 10:35 a. m., 2:35 (Phila- delphia), 5:13 (New York). 5:55, £:30, 11:08, 11:23 p.m. The southern trains leave and arrive as usual, with the exception of the Richmond Ex. Frese. which will arrive at 5:13 a. m., instead of 4:38. —— +. A Mrmwortat Mass.—To-day the month's | ease for the repose of the soul of the Rev. B. A. | Marx, late assistant pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. was observed in the Chureb of the Immaculate Cnnception with all the solemnity consonant to the occasion. Rev. Father Starkey, of St. Stepben’s Church, of this city. officiated as celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Father Corrigan, of Peters’, Balti- more, as deacon, and § Kev. Father Stanton, of St. Jobns’, Baltimore, as sub-deacon. Kev. P. F. McCarthy, pastor of the Church of the Im- maculate Conception, acted as master of cere- monies. Among the clergymen present we noticed the Kev. Fathers Walter, Kane. Berot- i, and San Martino, of Washington, and Kev. Father Mackin, of Rockville, together with the following clergymen from ‘Baltimore: Rev. Father Jordan, of St. Bridget’s, and Devine, of St. Mary's Star of the Sea. The choir rendered the requiem im a very artistic manner. A very congregation of friends were present to ay a tribute of respect to the departed father, who was held in high esteem by the congrega- thon of the Immaculate Conception. ~ Row rm a Kvm Gnrocery—A Woman Sup- posed to be Fatally Injured—On Saturday even- ang John Key, said to bea gipeer horse trader, ent to the grocery sbopof Jobn O'Rourke, No. 111 4% street, and after drinking got into a dispute with a colored man and O'Rourke Ordered him to go out. Key. itis alleged, caught Bp abdutcher kmfe and O'Rourke thr ~* weight which missing him struck hisown a “of the head, and it is feared ife On the om. _ ade off, followed ike herakull. Key tneu — ambled. y a crowd which had by this time «».~_ Officer Westphal coming upon the ground toox Key into custody, and he was locked up in the Central guardhouse. Mrs. O'Rourke states that it was not the weight thrown by her bussand which struck ber, but that she was struck by Key, who met her in the hall as he was leaving the house, and dealt ber a blow with something whieh be carried in his hand. The physicians e opinion that her injuries will prove he celebrated actress Mra. D. P. Bowers will appear at the National Thea ter this evening in the play dramatized from “Lady Andiey’s Secret,” which is said to give Mine scope for her great tragic and emotiona, Pie Katie Putnam, who appears at Opera House this evening as “Little the “‘Marchioness,” is spoken of by thesouthern papers as a pleasing and meritorious actress in Such roles. Mr. Brown, who supports her, is said to be the best “Dick Swiveller” on the stage. f Pomp, or way down South,” is the title of ‘the sensational play which is brought ont at the Theater Comique to-night. w ran through this, the last week of the regula: dramatic season. Other novelties are also on the bills. pbreaedsnelperchwnat ‘Tae RrraRian Riouts Casz.—This morning im the Circuit Conrt, Judge Cartter, the case ct Miller against the Corporation of Washington was resumed. This case involves the question as to whether the owners of property on the river shore are entitled to wharfage privileges the plaintiff contending that the property in question (square 500) not being bounded by a street, runs to the channel; and the defendant claimed that Water street binds the property on ‘the south, and therefore the wharfage does not belong to the ownersof the land. The trial had not far before it was developed that the Bradiey heirs are interested; and the plain- tiff withdrew a juror, with a view of making all parties interested plaintiffs. B aks Anovt.—Yesterday morning an Pc pr en trom bouse No. 635 L. street northwest, occupied by Mr. G. Bleucher. cers Marr and Safteil and it was dis a second- and had barred the door leading to the They rified the bureau drawers. Early on Saturday night a thief entered the premises % if road, of John Quilter, on 7th street 5 pear Howard Uni A SeErLetor oy « Bac.—Frida} Officer Sullivan ‘Tue Revivat Mustines which were com- menced in January last at the Fifth (Island) Baptist chureh (ev. ©. 0. Meador pascor) sti | contin: last night six persone were bap- and tized, mak a total of 8% thus far. Key. Dr. Cole, of Westminster, Md., will aid the pastor | | 1 ‘al and copies of six differ- ent pledges, this latter committee sallied forth, and within two weeks had closed every saloon (thirteen) in the town. A Cg “ol = worded, was furnished, one each com sumer, ‘the dealer, the property-holder, drug- poeedh gl eg and b= wag in which it was agreed, upon the part of the signer, to do or not to do certain things, jane oe of ye the presence of our fellow- Ds. bas 5 ailover the state of Ohio, and is making its way into adjoining states He was confident that it will be as permanent as it has been efficien he Dashaways at Temperance Hall last night beld a large meeting. Mr. Constantine resided, with Capt. Barth as secret . Judge jurwell, Mr. Stilzel, of Oregon, B. D. Peck, Hon. K. B. Vance, and Dr. Dio Lewis made ad- a iresses. Last night the Sonsof Jonadab made a second visit to the Assembly Church to listen to a ser- mon by Kev. Mr. Little, the pastor, on the sub- ject, “How to check the evil and save the ine- briate.” The speaker took the ground that good effective laws, faithfully executed and the caltivation of a healthy moral sentiment was the best means of effecting a cure of the evil. He said be was not prepared to indorae the cus- tom of women visiting places where liquor is sold praying and singing therein. Kemarks were made by Mr.J. B. Dunning and Wm. A. Caswell, of New England. - The fifth public meeting of the season, under the auspices of the Georgetown Catholi; Total Abstinence Society, was held last night at (id ‘Trinity church, Georgetown. Addresses were delivered by Judge Moore and Kev. Father Roccofort, and very acceptable music rendered by the newly-organized temperance choir, an- der the able direction of Miss Hoffar. Twenty men, and a large number of ladies, took the pledge and identified themselves with the so- ciety. The sixth pablic meeting will be held ou the fourth Sunday in April, announcement of which will be made in the advertising columns of Tae Star. At4 o'clock in the afternoon a new Catholic total abstinence society was organized in Wil- son's Hall, corner of 19th street and Pennsyl- vyania avenue, with the following officers: Pres- ident, Michael Burke; first vice president, Wil- lam Ryan; second vice president, B. J. ’Dris- coll; secretary, C. B. McCenna; financial sec- retary, Gilbert Gannon; treasurer, William Compton; marshal, Michael McCormick; ser- geant-at-arms, P. Iyan. It is proposed to make this a beneficial society. A MEETING OF THR PASTORS of the District churches was held at noon to- day in the parlors of the Y. M. C. A., to take ac- tion in reference to the temperence queation. Rey. Dr. Chester was called to the chair, and J. H. Appleton secretary. Dr. Butler, from the committee on inviting the Catholic clergly reported that a number had been called on, and while all favored temper- ance, some did not approve of legislatio# on the subject. The bills proposed, he believed, met with their approval. Rev. Mr. Hall stated that a committee of the sired to confer with the pastors; wes taken at this point. r. nesses when Dr. Parker, the chairman of the last meeting, stated that the object was to consider the subject of temperance, more particularly the bills introduced in Congress—Mr. Lawrence’s bill amending the Metropol- itan Police act so as togive them power to break up all places where liquor is sold without license, and Mr. Monree’s bill, which is drafted after the Obio damage law. Dr. Gray also stated that Major Richards was of the opinion if the first named bill is enacted into a law he can close up all unlicensed places, and probably 500 such. He further stated that the bills were in the hands of a sub-com- mittee of the District Committee. He moved that when the committee are ready to hear them that all the pastors of every denomination, in: the passage of the bills. Messrs. Cleveland, Baker, Tiffany and others urged that the subject should be placed in charge of mmittee, and after considerable discussion, Kev. J. H. Dashiel offered tion that ‘they Spprove the bills and app: Kev. Drs. Gray, Butler, Tiffany, and Revs. A. F. Steele, F. M. Bradley and Chester to repre- sent them, and that all the pastors of the Di trict, of every denomination, be invited to a company said committee, which was adopted. Rev. G. A. Hall, at this point, stated that the first ladies’ prayer meeting in reference to the | temperance question was much larger than was | expected; so large that they had found it expe- | dient to go into Lincoin Hall, where there were | from 700 to 800 present. He also stated that the meeting in the hall yesterday was a large one, and that Dr. Dio Lewis had been announced to speak to-night at the Congregational Church, but that church having been pre-engazed, some other place should be selected. Kev. Mr. Cleveland tendered the use of the Foundry Church, and notice was given that the meeting would be held at the Foundry at 8 o'clock this evening. ‘This afternoon the topic of the prayer meet- ing between 5 and 6 at Lincoln Hall will be In- temperance; that we may be awakened to a proper sense of the magnitude of the evil in | this community. Key. Dr. E. H Gray will lead this meeting. « Tue Rerorm Scuoo..—Yesterday the mem. bers or the Committee on Appropri: tions of the House of Kepresentatives and other persons made a visit to the reform school at the invita- tion of Mr. Nathan Sargent, president of the board of trustees. The party’ was made up of Hon. J. A. Gartield, Hon. Wm. Loughridge of Iowa, Isaac ©. Parker of Missouri, the mother and sister of Mr.‘ :rfield, Mrs. Rudolph, Judge | Snell, besides some of the trastees. This insti- tution is located about fuur miles north of the Capitol,on high ground, comprising 150 acres. There are 128 7F* in this institution at present, over one-half of whom are colored, their ages :angtng from six to twenty years. ‘After some religious casT¢ises conducted by the reverend superintendent, Judge Snell addressed the boys | i an oft-hand style, well calcuisied io picase them, closing by saying that he hoped soon to see a similar institation here for girls, for he often, in the discharge of his official duties, had 4 disposition to refuse to exercise the law rather criminajs in our jail. gave tho bays sode advice, after which Kev. H H. Telley offered prayer, and the vis- itors were conducted over the building. patois yeneral Garfield bere al, trustees, to A. H. Herr, part lot 46, Neri 14, $5; Fred. W. Jones, trustee, to Kob’t White, part lot 11, reservation D, $2,225; R. M. Cor- wine and wife to John A. Gra: L uare 285, $1,300; John A. Gray and wife to R. . Corwine, lot 17, square 1%), $2,600; J. N. Browning and wife to Albert Gleason, lot M square 258, $3,000; Kate B. Barlow to Chas. Igiehart, lot 2, subdivision square 281, $4,000; Edward Hobart et al to Lizzie L. Eager, lot 37, subdivision square 989, $4,500; Lizzie L. Eager et vir to Edward Hobart, part lots 10 and il, subdivision square 733, $2,600; John L. Fowler to Margaret E. Mahoney part square north of square 853, $5; S. N. Hovtet al to C. Leofiier, lot 73, Turton’s subdivision of square 130, 8575; Jos. Lockey et al to Frances Back, lot 2s, nie Cushman to Sallie 2, 8. Wiltse, part lot 1 equare 761, $8, DgpIcaTion oF Mount Zion Cavecu.— Yesterday, the frame edifice known as Mount Zion (M. E.) Church, corner of 15th and & streets, was dedicated, and large crowds at- tended the several services. Atthe morning service, Rev. Wm. F. Speake, the presidin, elder, preached from Acts, Ist chapter and verse. and in the services was assisted by Rev. L. C. Muller, the pastor, Rey. G. A. Hall, and Rey.S8. H. York. At the clese of the discourse @ collection was taken, and about 8900 was realized. At the afternoon service, which was held at 330 0’clock, Kev. H. A. Cleveland, pas- tor of the Foundry Oburch, under the tatelage of which this eee econ te was projected, preached, from II. Corinthians, ‘lose of the . e the p a ra PP ey Beye AED ACCIDENT. = eee Fonsi It WILL BR FEEy by advertisement elkewhere —_ this mor: rom x 75 that the classical chamber concert of Mr. Geo. | Was caused by of afoul chimney, Felix Bepkert will take near the corner of 6th and When the __blace on Tuceday eve- ning, March Sist, instei Viously announced. ATTESTION is called to an advertisement elsewhere of Mr. T.L. Hume, who offers for eae fine residence on the Geor: fe. Ko ner keatior can be in the ‘than this, siarm of Monday, as pre- F. Kel cluding Catholic and Hebrew, appear and urge Rear Estates Treansrers.—R. P. Dodge et | Haight's subdivision of square 3°6, €3,000; Nan- | itt of Jas. Benjamin Bryant plead guilty of the larceny of twenty-seven barrels of tar, Hattie Gantt pleed pully of stealtn ty o ovement bond of [istrict of Colambin. trom in Guseell, and was sent to jail tor six ad . Levi Haynes was fined ¢5 for insulting ladies in Uniontown. Jas. Fitz- patrick was sent to the workhouse as a vagrant. Albert Pinchum, $2 for unlawfal selling pota. toes in the market. Henry Conkling, assault costs, and battery on Catherine Joyce; $10 aud and bonds to keep the peace. James Calli disorderly in the market; 5. James Foster vagrant, was sent to Hodgson’s. Chas. Smith, anidie and suspicions person, was sent down | for thirty days. Charles Hoyie was tined $5 for removing fence from the public parking. Wm. Johnson, $3 for disturbing the quiet of George town. George Hawkins, the same; $5. Anna Wood, $3 for protanity. ‘Mary Johnson, color- ed, stealing a velvet hat worth 89, a skirt, two wrappers, several aprons, dresses and smaller articles; all worth $31; jall thirty days. John Key, assault and battery on James Peck; con- tinued. Also, charged with assault and battery on Catherine O'Rourke; continued. John Don one and Henry Taylor, two small white boys, ebarged with forging an order on which they Of tained some goods. John pleaded not gailty, Henry told the jndge that John brought the paper, and said his father did not know how to write, and he signed it for him; sent to the reform school. John Gray, assaultand bat. tery on Rose Lee; $5. John and battery on Jobnsen, alias fined $5. GEORGETOWN River News.—The steamer New York ar- rived from Philadelphia with miscellaneous cargo, and the Lady of the Lake cleared for Norfolk with four and other merchandise. Grain Trape.—The only receipts of grain to-day were 350 bushels wheat by rail for H. M. Talbott, and 3,100 bushels wheat, 250 bushels corn and 90 barrels flour by boat. W. H, Bill- myer for J. G. and J. M. Waters. ‘HE Cuatn Bripag CompLatep.—The Lit- tle Falls bridge, (commonly known as the Chain bridge,) was completed on Saturday evening last except a small quantity of filling to be done on the Virginia side which will be finished to-day, so that the bridge will be pass. able to-morrow. This will be a great benelit to the farmers in Virginia residing in the neighbor- hood, as they have been compelled to cross the Aqueduct toll bridge. A number of the work- men recently employed on the bridge left for home Saturday. The remainder left this morn- Reaben elson, charged with an affray; leveland called for the order of busi- | | than send girls of tender years to herd with old | SS ing. Most of them came from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. ALEXANDRIA. THe WASHINGTON TURNPIKE.—Mr. Joseph Pulman has been appointed keeper of the toll- gate on the Washington and Alexandria Turn- pike, but finds it no easy task te collect tolls, as most of the few who now use that turnpike refuse to pay in consequence of the bad condi- tion in which the road is allowed to remain. In- deed it seems more than strange that the only carrige road between this city and the capital of the country should for years be allowed to Moral Education Society was present and de- | — in an almost impassable condition. but no action | .+4) HEIR ConpiTioy.—John Howard, who was bbed and badly hurt during an affray at ‘airfax Court House several davs ago, will, it is thought, recover. Mr. John Cross, who lost his legs by a railroad accident last week, will also probably recover. The condition of two of Mr. Briscoe’s children, who were burned by a coal oil accident last Wednesday night is im- proving; that of the third one is not s0 fayora- e. INMIGRANTS.—Six more immigrants from the eastern portion of (hio arrived here and were sent up the the Midland railroad this morning, Messrs. Green & Wise, real estate agen’ who had sold them farms on the line of tne Warrenton branch of that road.—Gazetle, 21st —______ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wall Street To-d: New York, March 23.—The /’st's financial article says:—Early sales of gold were 111447, and later sales have been at Illa. On gold loans the rates have been flat to 1 for carrying. Foreign exchange is quiet, bankers’ bilis ranging from 4.544 to 4.85 and 4.87 to 4.884; commercial bills, 4.813 to 4.82\. In the money market, call loans are 445, mostly 5, and prime mercantile paper, Gal, choice names still going at 54. The stock market opened steady at Saturday's closing prices, and declined \ to1\ until about neon, when an upward reaction set in, and there was an advance of '; to 1; prices again receded | to },. Government bonds are to-day {a3 lower than Satarday. In southern state Sen rn ids the only sale was Missouri sixes, at Ma F Howard street enper (a Jo. family. 745 (4%! Is supertiny, 435 Gusse do. extra, 6%; (05%; do. family, SY @l0%; Woatera sfaG@ita; do. extra,’ 6%: a> femily, ‘Wheat firm—white choice, 1 S01 85; talt > ,1.60@1 75; choice amber, 1.85; good to prime red, 1 70(@1.20; common to fair do., 1 60@1 65; Penny lvania red, 1 701.73; Ohio and Indiana d>. 1 &@A 65; western spring, 145@1.£0, Oorn firmer— a rfine, 435% i City M white southern, 78@-2; yellow southern, 78@%; tolxed wes ern, 80@81. Oata firm—sovthern. i. western, 60@63. firmer, . Hay unchanged Provisions strong and active less pork, 16@16%. Botk meate—shonlders. 6%, clear rid sides, “<@%. Bacon firm—shou.ders,7'4@1%; clear rib sides, 934; sugar-cured hams, 13@1s Lard firm, 9°s@s. ° Western batter ‘and unshang d Qoffve dull and nominal, 24@24%. Whisky dull. 96, Sugar steady and unchanged. ew Yorx, March 23.—Stocks active and fever- ish. Money. 4 ‘¢. Exchange, long, 435; short, 435. Governments active. Hew Yorx, March 23—Flour changed. Wheat a shade firmer. higher. snes: Cs teed ; for aceount, 925, @: ley 3 pre- ferred, 64%. Paris dispatelies quote rentes et 69 france, 6754 centimes. Loxpon, March 22,1:30 p. m.—Erie, 39. Loxvo, March 29 3 p. m.—Paris dispatches quote Tentes at 69 francs, 62% centimes, ——— we THE WEATHER, Way ter aeeeee Office of Chef Sixnal Officer, ash niet and un- orm One cent south- cloudy ret 2 ‘or hto and lower hae nee Borthwesterly and north- th a, freez Slondy wer ‘southern states horth- clondy wertber. For canterly winds, falling. temperature, rising baro- meter,cloudy weather andrain. For the middle states New England rising barometer, fresh northwesterly and northerly winds, generally clear weather and low temperature below freezing cept in Virginia and southern Maryland. The river Wil probably rise at Nashvilio, Gincinnatt, and Louisville, and the Ohio fail at Pittebarg. Th: 3 resumed at the lay of cautionary signals will be Fake ports on April Ist ant His Hate TURNED Garay IN 4 Sincte Day. A dispatch from San Francisco gives a most extraordinary instance of a young man’s hair suddenly turning gray. He happened to be standing near a pallnead depot in Virginia, when & man was run over by a train and had his legs eutoft. The frightened epectator of the dread- ful accident fainted away, and when he was brought to consciousness his hair was white, although it had been black afew minutes be- fore. Fretout HanpLers STRike.—A number of the freight handlers at the Jersey City depot of the Erie Railroad have been on astrike for some days, and there is a great accumulation of freightinconsequence. On Saturday there was a conference between the Erie and the Penn- sylvania authorities, at which it was deter- mined to make no concessions to the strikers, and pay no more tuan seventeen and a-half cents per hour for handling freight. A JupGE Suot Deap By A LAWYsBR.—A dis- teh from Forest City, Ark., states that Judge john W. #ox, of the eleventh judicial district, ‘was shot yesterday in the street by J. R. Ald- ridge, a lawyer, and died last evening. Ald- ridge delivered himself up to the sheriff. The origin of the difficulty is un! , thor itis thought that it yw out of some remarks ad- dressed to Al by Fox while the latter was on the bench. THREATENED STRIKE OF PRINTERS IN New Onrzans.—The Inpiana Rervusiican Convention. Republican State Convention the nomination of aioe for ‘THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE that occurred in I lis broke out about | o'clock last night in @ new four-story block, krown as M row, on Pennsylvania thock'conelsted of min etoren nearly pron Mea bleck and was entirely destroyed. 4 PEROR WILLIAM Of Germany yester- Pi gee the seventy-seventh Caustver- eary of his birthday. 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It produces Tak of | goods, which wo cee st cheery LOWEST eee RECEIVED AND FOR SALE aT {he best quality in every desirable color, which | PBIOES, and ast,» cats from Te. con SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, is nots affected by eo ene BZ QUe purchases being maie exclusively for | Cormer 4% Street and Pennsylvania Ave. ‘enabled to offer inducements to cash purchase mar2)-Im FIRE |! FIRE !"! A DAMAGED BY FIRS BOOTS AND SHOES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. feature,) and which leaves no sediment. It is made in a few minutes, and is alwavs renewa- ble simply by the addition of Pure Water. It is well adapted for use in the counting house, office, school room or parlor. For sale by Mo- bun & 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, and all Stationers and booksellers. Pi , 4,20,6 Peconic cae Say TAKE OaRs ov YOUR VALUABLES.—Oall &nd examine the fire and burglar proof vauite of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for safe keeping of securities, jewels, silyer ware or other valu- Phineas Redux. A Nove By Anthony Trollope Lottie Darling. By the author of Olive Blake's Good Work. fbip Aboy. A Yarn in Thirty-six Cable Loreths. Pet, or FIRE "astimes and Penalties. By Bev. H. B hn Beminiscenoes and Per- = . Per. jar 5 Eliza Dapuy. nor. jewby erel Affair, JM. De oe of Baergy ry. By Josiah P_ Cook Zelda's Fortune. By the author of Earl's Dene, — Mrs R. BH. HUNTER, Led » Hay MOVED TO oS BRIDGE STB! IT, GBORGETOWN, abl \- stock of B 18h ed from the AND, Bom, acerdng wong, No Deanom na an | ces Trassbstgatanaetetant Games | AL FOR BABS g AMHIOS BOOKS afford todo without them. Take warning from Sor ssl, sad ne thes cnn ih be tout by pectin a ttt BLANK BOOKS, Pass the Chicago and Boston fire: searen ok axsrunesionss berauiee vpecties is | poo Bity \THING IN THB STA. To GET RID of the Chills immediately, take ee R. Fee e Teer; OS Brtege streat, fba7-tr SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. Dooley’s A, Powders. They cure perma- | _™®r30- a le Jefferson wt. 00K: NG. m= i eo | [RECKERS DRUG stone Books FOR LENT READING. o—__ HAS BEEN REMOVED Pownp’s EXTRAOT cures rheumatism, bu) across the street from the old 4, 119 High | A Bosary for Lent By author of Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, Sprains, | *t., to the corner of Beall and B: marl9-6" — to a Holy 7 PF a 2 me # in Lent 3 ecalds, Gg ae Finger mage coli Y THOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer; Georgetown At Jesus’ Feet. A Prayer, Promise and Poem. hoarseness, diarrhova, and all hemorrhages, etc. | TBUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM Phe Co ee nents with God. By Bishop Leighton. Fonds Extract differs from all other advertised | EEOURD ERUPERTY AT AUOTION IN | Epscallcl Lent: tosay “NO. a others, Lek, prcengge in the fact that it is a standard By Virtue of adeed of trust, dated July 17th fra many other worke of the same character, at icine, treated of in medical writings, and a=. recorded in Liber 711; tolle 79 of the weed eb) WM. BALLANTYNE’S, 42% 7th atrosi, known to be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf amie rs of Waehington county District of O>- ASHINGTON INSIDE AN] OUTSUD ——_——_— rect 4 Q TuRco-Rvsstan BATHS; also, Medicated Va- | secured thereby Telh oll nat oats Scotton ie MANS SON. Bas Nonte w Ry, por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shedd’s, | front of the premises, on MONDAY. bh 931, | GENERAL AGENTS’ FOR ALL SUBSCRI 903 E street. 3 1874, at 4 o'clock p. all these pice arcels of 75. Le F Boe, BOOKS, STATIONERY CHKOMO, — ground known as parts of Lots namber 107, 108, Pi URS FRAM 5 NV = Tux comMUNITY at large appreciate the use- | 109 and 110,in Beatty and Hawkine’ widi nts | pec gU ee ee fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 1,5 | Georgetown: described as follows: Boginning onthe ee north side of Ist street 90 fect east from Frederick street — THAT Corns, BUNIONS, Troublesome Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy health, and thereby promote irritability of | temper, shorten life and interfere with its du- | ties and pleasures, is probably as much of a trueism as that the establishment of Dr. White, No. 535 16th street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury {bose treatment is based upon strictly scien- ific principles) is liberally patronised by the most pe deny and considerate ple, in or- der to avoid, or if a'ling to be relieved or per- manently cured of those most troublesome an- noyances. THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4\ street. Witcox & Gisn’s Skwina MACHINE. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ch Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 1th streat Intelligencer building. 10,28 thence running east 37 feet; thence north, and parallel with Frederick street, 165 feet to an al- ley; thence west on said alley 27 feet, and thence south tothe beginntag, and also the Stable on north side of said alley, being the easternmost Sta ble but one of the range of Stables built and frout- ing on the north of said alley. rms of le: $2.00, with interest at ten per cent from July 17;h, 1873, —— with the ex- perses of this sale, in cash; balanee in 6 and 12 tmonths, with interest at six per cent., secured y notes and deed of trust on. the property, Osurer, ancing at purcbaser’s cost ;$2'0down when the prop- i ‘k off If the terms of sale are not compticd with in seven days,the Trustee reserves Une tercont —— perty at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchase - DODGE, Trastes. te marl2 THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN G virtue of a decree ot the District of Columbii of March. A. B 1374, nding, wherein Regi abate, was complainant, 0 jefendants, the undersigned, as trustees, will sellon the respective premises, on TUESDAY, the 7 hday of April, A. D. 1574, at the hour of 4 <= W ESTMINSTE. HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLA‘ Corner of _— face one 16th Street, ORK. Only one block from Union Square, the most cen- tral yet quiet location in the city, in'the immediate Ficiuity of all the principal places of amusement and leading retail stores, has been enlarged and im- proved the past season by the addition of fifty rooms Snd 8 passenger levator. feba-ly CHAS. B. FEBRIN, Proprietor. C. ©. WILLARD, S8BITY HOUSES, WASHINGTON, D © apl-ly Hrse* HOTEL, No, 709 G STEET, BErween [7x and rH Steeers, COAL AND WOOD. Fo SALE 10 DEALERS, jem-ly JTEAD GBAR FOR SPRIN ALL THE LATEST ADOPTED STYLES IN A SUPERIOR LOT OF STOVE COAL ss wclock p. m., the following-describsd. real estate SPRING HATS JUST RECEIVED AT situated in @zorgetowny District of Golumbiarsis; GOODWIN ¥. ATLEE WILLE®T & RUOFF All that lot of growad lying snd boing in Gecrge: . : own, District of Columbiay and knows a 0 4 905 Pennsylvania Avenue, lota No, 152 and No. 163,in Beatty and Hawkins’ | _fcb35-tr AtLec'e Wharf, foot of 6th street. ution to said town. bounded we follows: Begin. | (“OAL AND WOOD. ning fer ths same ata point on the south side of Sd — NEW SHAPES IN FELT HATS, All Colors. street, distant 205 feet cast from Market strect; thence running west 25 feet; thence south 10) feet: thence east 25 feet; trence north 1) feat to the be. ginning, improved with a two-story frame dwelling. 0, All that lot of ye tri On band LYKENS VALLEY, BI S| WHItk aga LEY, BED ASH ané LS; all sizes, from furnace to chestnut. “CUMBERLAND GOAL. LUMP ana NEW SHAPES IN CORK AND GOSSAMER gronnd iying and being in George | PINE BINDER OG ie heme wee HATS. town. lowest market r: ls ‘and ani bund on. ict of Columbia, being the north part of es ic od isa ema i. tem. lot Ho. 136, in Beatty and g awkine’ addition to said STEPBRRSON & BEor! BR, , m = OwD, 6 coraer of ich an streets. 1 1215 Penns: a Pen ee ee ee ate BATS | crenlen ig tert mtee oc tae on eee || aac OM Gril and Depots themrest Wit, in all the new shapes, for both old and 295 feet on 2d sitvet, improved with « Brick and Soranrap bes frame Warehouse. = TT, =W. Gian. . B.OR0ea3 ALSO, ee All that other part of lot No. 126,in said Beatty . + CLAR! SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS CITY FUR _ | and Bawkits’ sedi‘ion, bounded an follows: Bont icharwied sailed DuALars LUMBER, WOOD AND OOAL, OORS, 8A8H, Bi ‘MOULDINGS, az,, 696 Louisiane avenne, sirg at a pint in the west line of Hich street dis- tant 3§ fect or thereabouts, south from the south west corner of Hich and ‘3d streets,and ranning thence uth with Hizh street 25 feet, more or luna, sud running back west of the same width to the west line of said tor No. 1i6,im ‘with a fine DUNLAP & AMIDONS NEW YORK DRESS HATS, AND UTHER PRODUCTIONS, Geptza! Omee, mar20-Im three-eto. y Brick Store and Dwell: barf, Depet and Planing Mili, foot of éth stree 20. ont. wn be sold together, ail thos to parts of Lot No. ‘Yerd—léth and Bestreets northwest, jy 11-17 KID GLOVE DEPOT! hounded ea follows, Det T inch from Beginning 67 fost 1 inch from the southwest corner of High and 21 streets, and on the south line of 24 street, and run then south 42 feet, then south 88 degroes wes’ feet, thea south 28 feet inches toa brick wall being in a line with the north wall of Jacob Kawsburg’s new house, then south 67% ae west 25 feet 8 taches tothe western line of the said let, then north 74 feet 10 inches, then cast with south lige of 24 street 31 feet 4 inches. 3d part, boundedas fo.lowa: Bi janing at thesouthwest corner of the lot Just described, the junction of the above line of 26 feet 8 inches the fine of 78 feet 10 Inches: FURMNITURE, KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES! PAINTING, PAPER HANGINGS, d 1B Fun then south extend- SUTTON aD tioned I if 23 fi inches, a or leas, and then westerly to the beginulog. ot? CURTAIN MATERIALS, GENUINE JOUVIN'S! All of Lot No. 22, sn said Beatty and Hawkins’ GENUINE ALEXANDER'S! addition, fronting about 60 fect on south line of 24 street, aud running back of same width about 120 fret, improved with two two-story Frame Dwel- ings. All t Hawkin line of Dunbarten ‘ed by William B. Wood Bamsburg by dee: dated Sept. 29, 1853. HARDWOOD DOORS, ar MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, &e. CHAS. BAUM'S EID GLOVE DEPO ALSO, Ey ue Sth day ot Aprieiseres the heehee lay of pril, 9 a a »¢loel Ht that af fo. 73,in Old L. MARCOTTE & Co., SOU RET EE TH SERRE: Gonpuinen: Dates Goceben boomed eater . Beginning for same on the west side of High at the southeast corner of said lot 73, and ran UNION SQUARE, CORSET eee FAOTORY! (29 East 17th St..) ‘ioning, together with the large mill thereon FRENCH CORSETS! Se re NEW YORK CITY. All those mat sme jying and being in ERMAN CORSETS! town, District of Columbia, and _koown as lots No. 2 en nn ‘THE DOMESTIC SEWING MA- CHINE The easiest to sell: least noise: does the 27 and No. 37, in Peter, Beatty, Threlkeld and Dea- "s addition to said’ town, as the same are laid ph tog and p'ans of said town. ‘erms of sale: One third of the purchase money of each parcel sold to be cash. and the balauce in two ALL STYLES OF CORSETS On hand and made to order at fect in ite operations: cant equal payments at six and iweive months, with in- | fect in its operations: cant, get reat, Of sale, to be secured, bY ed 3 * CHAS. BaUMS toads Or notes tnd arrocerved Tica onthe premine: DOMESTIO NECESSITY: apd on the ratification ef any suc! je and. can afford to be without one§a few days hase money a deed will be | DO family ? Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory Berment of the parchacs money © deed qill be | trial with eslmance of FREE: more than in ‘ose in this city: only re Sbout's year sgc: 1 bave ether machines | conveyancing at cost a use, taken ip exchange for the DO 10, viz.: ied with within Trustees Jenfl-tr ye COM! jay of sale, otherwiss the t 408 SEVENTH STREET} UBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. Ree caye teem dey ee property sold at the | Grover & ileox & Gibbs, American, —~ &c..&c., forsale at prices rarging from NO FURTHER POSTPONEMENT. EER ces onet of the Geteniting purohaeror var- | EPS) “Sis ania. Geol senvemteny oaks con FOUBTH GBAND GIFT CONCERT for the benefit of the PUBLIO LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, at Louisville, Ky., March $1, 1374. WALTER 8. COX +. WELCH. one OaBSIN, i. PIL. a. . Me-tawhds RAS HON EING, Aect’ mar2-Im [Rep] 909 F st,, Masonic IGHLY VaLUABLE BEAL Fousrate om BuboE SpLEEE, GEOBGE: 0) i Four lots, 24 fy 280, running Desk to a ten-foot lots the Presbyterian ay Cg 2 eng — i ODD ABD jo. — Bridge street, LL, MOORE, Ho, 138 Brlage street, iG FOR THIS OOM- WEinvanten ene FORTY-THEBE YEAES, and hope to be as well pre- in the es we ever bavein Temple. GB osrrxcs, GB On SEL TR TPEBNe rnonxs, a ts EEE EP tin covnns, OLD AND PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY OF JAMES 5S. TOPHAN & ©0., PUBE SODA WATER AND HAUBUBY SMITH’S MINERAL WATERS In SHEET BLOCK-TIN LINED STEEL FOUNTAINS. Pure Syrups from Fruit Juices, By the one, of Steel Fountains, Fountains, Block-tin Lived, Bamore P. pes eee rh a F SibEsons 2 canes oriuzenis’ ‘ABRY Tee Grand Display. Spring Opening. CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS AT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. OVER 200 PIBORS JUST REOEIVED. We sdail open for inapection MONDAY, March 334, the lay ees and most choice arrortment CARPETS ever exbiticed in the District ‘The patterns TRORD TH TRY Now. WO PLYS and WOOL ING BAING ‘SSELS c "Bemswber THE ARCADE. WOOLFORD & SHILBERG, 4¥7 SEVANTS STREET mart tr detween Da NEW DRY GOops E+ othwest, TORE. 5 CARTERS, 707 MARKET SPace TRERTS “" leached mm Headkerchiefs. boc _marllcolm DORSEY E. W. CAR iG DBY Goons. NEW STYLES PARASOL® and UMBRELLAS NEW DBEss GOoDs. Che ice styles PRINTS and PEROAL ES: Spring CASSIMERES for Men and B ‘Also, Just received, ail THE NEW PATTERNS from Mme. Demorest. 87 Ove price only in plain figures. BOGAN & WYLIE, marl2tr_LOI® and 1O¥0 Th street porthweet Stott LADIES’ GOODS, EW NG Goo aT RavUCED A tal v REAL HA Aud NOVELT! ES in Fancy Good YOUNG'S NOY) Bay, Open at marlé-tr JOST RECEIVED, A LARGE ASSORTMENT oF HAMBURG EVGINGS ANDO INSER TIONS. @ STANVAKD TRIMMINGS, gn, at ory haw 614 Kh street, &7-No Branch Store, MISS E. A. McCORMI 908 PENN. AveNvs (up stairs: A large and elegant sesortment of TMPOBTED BONNETS and constantly on hand. ‘Orders for DRESSES, ac. NEY,of New York city, SoTL fm es BOUND Bats. » flled by Miss GED- tr The oldest and | may Soin the we 4 uy 18 Sh street, between, ‘B. B—Gosrantee given that ce bring your articles soon, to get Deck in time, © A. FISEER, Fi B00) ersiathlar operat ota pn i> BOLE PROURSS. ‘.UNING AND RESOVATING PIANOS con Ge ee BST eepine special attention twen ot K bear port! bwret corner the uxsorpeseed STIEFF ane THE CELEBRATED ENABE PIANOS! The artist s choice the world over. The beautiful toned McCaM heap for Albany, N.Y instrument buyers. Second-hand Pianos teken in Schonenger's Favorite ORGARE ©. REICHENBAaCcH PLANO WAREK janla-tr 423 Lthst., above Pouns. UNING AND ORG. BsO Ti G* ror eseaena get rtaters, venue . novi-ly Fine Work « Specialty. ASINGS AND, IRON AWNING FRAMES "G OOPELAR 643 Louisiane avenue, one é at of ; ‘AWNINGS for Brores, Pablic Builinga, Motels, dences. TRON FRAMES for Stores st Tectory prices, TES sale or M FLAGS, OAMP- MEETING rent. Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof Awning Goods. ag = mars-tr é DEVLIN & ©O SPRING STYLES! NOW READY AT 1106 F STREE®F,. American Yoke Shirts MADE TO MEASURE ae 5 WARRANTED To FIT. | PRICES REDUCED! ALSO, SAMPLES OF ‘ BEADY-MADE SPRING OVERCOATS, werl)-tr 4 ¢~