Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1874, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. Continued from first For@s Opera Horse — : pant nea, | Diversion” and “The Little Rebel.” made. or canscd t9 be made. by perzovs who or, Way Dow: > ad other attractions.” bad obt»'n~ 4 coniz~>s tcom catd Board of Pub- | » W8y Down * lie Works to meke ments in said Dis- triet; and den> the-e hrs been any false, icavdp'ent end exce vive me wurementon the e.ceets sp: sted 'm this ebarge. ‘Wu. F. MaTTINGLr, Evwisx L. Stators, * Krcaarp Hagrincros, Of Councel .or Distiict. ‘Katie Putnam in “Meg's Condensed Locais. Persons needing codding or brick wa'ts !a'4 ebowld note the card of Mr. R'oréan in ano"7er column. The farm known as 8! on the 7th street Tord, bas been sold to Al A. Browae for Beall we hi =" 000. From J. C. Parker and Robert He "s Leng nad April 4; from Be’ druk World for March 23. From A. H. Stockman & Son, 823 9th street rorthwest, we have the Merch number o* the American Odd Fellow, for which they.sve the ‘Wa hing*on agents. Lieut. Kelly, of the 7th precinct, who was se- res by afall from the fire wagon a few days sirce, is still confined t> the house. Ser; Robert Jounson is acting Neutenant. Officer Gorbam is acting as ser 77+ it. here. John O'Rourke, who was .crr k in th head with a two ;>:und —— ima tracason Satarday right, and sus’ \ir 1a .racture of the akull, was yesterday conveyed t» Providence treatment. ital for The Columbian Lyceum will reet at the office of C FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS, Taurspar, March 26. SENATE.—tThe Cha‘r cal'ed attention to the custom wh'ch i? 1 cown upo! fr -companying the presevta'ton 0° pe ‘iors avd memorials the rv'es. The relics wou'd hereaitsr be en- soreed by the Chair. Mr. Ing 1's intr duced bil’ to far the admis: on of the torritory of New Mexico into the urion. Referred to Commit'sve on Ter. it>- ries. Mr. Jobrs’~n introduced bill in reference to the W~sbing’ mm C.ty, st. Louis avd Cincinnati . Harton, corver of Lovisiara ave- railroa¢. Referred ~> Commit'ee on K tiror ts. | nu 4% street, *his evening, for Mr. Frelingb: n calcd up the bill concorn- pean ot sonia appropriat action in regard to ing the practive in terri“orial cour’s, whch was | tye de .th of shel? ia-e fe"'ow member, Joan M. ame and pred. A Dnncar-on. Mr. West cal!.d up “he bill appropriating | Last evening the Ladies’ Mite society of the £0.00 for the imp. sverrent of the mouth of | E st Werehington M. E. Church snd the mem- the Mire pp:, whch wrs p= <d. Derahip, gare s secopt to nor pwr, HOUSE OF REPLESENTATIVES.—Mr. | Rev. Aaeee axe tes Sometty 6 the percen: ,at which a fine snpper was rerved, with ote etreshrrents ard don stions sufficient for some time t> come wrre left. , Lemuel Yates, employed at the navy yard, bad his tcot badly irjarca yestrday afternoon by a heavy block 1a! —_ upon it,aid E. W. Joyce, an apprentice in the joiner-s.iu) of yards and Cocks, r. ceiv-d a bad cut in the right Suge by the accidental slippirg of acbicel tia: he w_s using. Dr. Jobn Lord long and well-krown in New Hunton ¢Va.) offer da preamb'e and rezolation Fecitirg toat it wes be‘iev-d tha: the efficiency ard ‘conomy 0° the Nava! dep irtment o7 the goveromet world L>p omot iby there nor ' of the navy yo i from Wr wing on ‘9 A‘e: dria, Va., ord d'rce “ng the f omrl vol Affe’s to inqr* e "n> and report ron propre. o”.ae) removal. Ke ied ty * wits on Navr! A‘ alia. ma ‘a ined a bY for r on the Ur't-d Stice> | York, Philedelpo'a.and other ro-thern citic:, Recerr: d. | sor b‘s eminent abi’.ics as an b’storica! lec- Mr. Sene~ (Va.) ‘ntroduccd a b'tl *> amend | tarer, br= t-en engeged by the parish of St. the b.rt apt ect, .2 est) a"ow appeals > “he Suprere Cor-to" the Ur‘. 1.c*.t =, when the arount involv tex- 4s $2,000. Referred. Mr. Speer (Pa.) offered @ rc-olut on, which wrsagre 1°, ¢ cc ng the Committre on Ex- penditer sof he ~ ment of Jvs.‘ce t> in- ye tgats alleged incegr'ei- s and frauds in |* the expendi.oreo’ -ar’'s inthe judicial d “tt-¢'s On Alab ma and “e. yuthe ndisi.“ctof liltnois The Hoo->*he1 1 wmed cor _ide-..'02 0° the trar po." om bill, he qu°s‘on being upon iter ge. Itw sy 25d by avo eof 121 yeas to 116 nays. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. ir FROM SPAIN. yement Before B'it Jobn’s Episcopal Church, ir G_orgetown, to d- liver a cour.eof Iectarcson the lives of Me tame de Maintenon and Hildebrand. at Lincoln Hall, on the 7th and 8th of April. —— Attempted Suicide in a Barber-shop. This morning a repoiter of Tar Svar went into the barber shop of Joseph Toicen:, under the Washington House, to get a “clean shave.” He took a seat, and Mr. Torrens him<elf pro- eceded bese him. aon — tog ym was engaged in remov' soap from 26 re- portorial countenance when a m: ni and, taking a seat in an adjoining right, remarked “I want a shave. afer hereached overtoashelt under the mirror, and taking a razor therefrom drew it acroes his throat twice. Mr. Torrens detecting him as he 8 about *> draw the razor across his throat . RTIAL SUCC! 78 OF THE ERPUBLICARS. for the third time, sprang upon him, and Mappvp, Mr-ch %—A @ feizing it prsecd it to the reporter of Tae engage- ment w= fought Wednesday before B 'bio ‘The repub"can c-my rrder -ommard of Mar- sbal Se-r.n0 s..ick-4 the €artis‘s at 6 o'clock in the rorr'r¢ and met »:th s stubborn res st- ance. The b...le wrs kept ao 8" day, and was enly stopped by the approica of night, the reputli ped nisors “a> bed the ‘onal \roops wrs 490 men. General Loma command d the cen ‘al. wd General Prinia De Kivera, *he right. It": probable teat the ® ‘Lhe r-samed t> day. Star, at the same time saying to the man, “My God, Tom, what do you mean?” The man was at once placcd on @ chair, and a ee on the floor to catch the blood, which flowed freely from a ghastly looking cat about two inches in length immediately over the ‘wind pipe. It was feared, at first, that he had inflicted s fatal injury upon him<elf, but he we: ablc ¢2 speak plainly, aud on examination it wes found that the razor had not touched the Wind-pipe or any important veins or erteri=:. The poor fellow, who gave his namers Tom Downs, and who said he had been working as a ccok at Cristy Boyle’s hotel, neat the Balt’- more and Obio road depot, wes greatly ex- cited, and ga: &@ reason for his attempt at self-murder that two men wete after him to kill bim; they were after bim all last night, and swore that they would certainly tix him to. right. He was exceedingly nervous, and said he was bound to put an end to bis life. He said he ‘swore off” on Monday last, and had the pledge he signed in his pockez. It'was evi- dently a plain c se of delirium tremens, and he was Closely watched until the police arrived. Dr. Noble Young was sent for, but declined to core, on the gronnd that if his windpipe was not cut he was in no danger. Dr. Pere was subsequently sammoned, and promptiy re- stonded. He pronounced the wound not a ft one, but said the man should bs sent at on Providence hospital; and, with the assistance of Dr. Hickling’s clerk, dressed the wound. Sergeant Mi'stead and Officer Drane took h'm to the 7th-precinet station. ——e PeseNG Ther New Yorn, Merch 2.—A Sr-qi Depot, Pa.. ¢°-psteh states that ume hundred workmen left tbe Ei:e shops te to compel, by a s-rike, the pay mentof the'r wages for Februr*y. The men fax one of the stipula tions at *he <element of the strike a month ago wasthat ‘hey wor'd be pe‘don ot before the 15th of cach month reanierly. The march irom shop? wrs mr te amid the ringing of bel's | and screaming of wh'sttes. The tc-n-table hes been crippled, e'-o *he incs, by t’¥inz out the pins. As .ast 28 irairs arrive t! are fixed. Only me‘l ira'ts can leave, and stock i -sirs go only € tto Deposit, where the fecding yerd is lorat 4. By order uf *he men the saloors ¢ ¢ closed. to —-—___ The Congr egat ional “‘ovac STORES AND BUDDINGTON VS. BE: CHER. Niw Yor, Mevch 25.—At the clere 0” Dr. Buddington’s adrre 3, last evening, ‘n the Con- gregational council, it wes resolved that thirty mirutes of th‘s rorr'ng’s se:sion ts devoted t> to prayer. Dr Boddir,-y's addres occupied an hovr and a que-ter. and when he concluded Tar TREATERS.—“Blade O'Crass,” in which M‘=3 Katie Puiaam appeared at Ford's Opera Hor e lrst night, is not a model play in con- sruccion or dialogue, bat es it atfyrd-d that el A ° tightly actress a chance to disptay her versa- sheandien #b ske'n"> applarse spon*in yrs pp ee "ishments and enabled Me. Edwin andsince-e. Rev. Dr. Storis spoke two hours | Brown ts do some ‘comic acting, it wes ard abalf with no ro°>s, save a l:tter missive J 5 ni fo guite hit. P's addrass *sdectarea the hace | Well received by the audience. Miss Putnam ee a will aj in two very cntertaiping pieces this Ora! n:c9' et ast of 9's “fe. evening Little Rebel” and ‘Meg's Diver- SASS rs mn. Eallotiug for Senator Samnuer's Suc. ‘Those who conicasted the power. al acing of cex.or. Bow es ley’ ” ANOTHER SCATTERING VOTE TO-DAY. peg bg td Se eee a oe ‘onal Theater on Monday and Tue Bo. Tox, Mer h 26.—A sc -ynd jo'nt ballot for * her Sviched impersonation o° ved + Senatw at noon © dav resaited mn “Love's Macqnc ale” 1 i eveu- se follows: Dawes, $2; Ho-r 82; Car's, 74; a higher opinion than ever of her bis- = fe Py rm ewip ood Wash! 4 uric abil.ty. Pet.caits co dierent, both tier ard Benater Ver.7 ech r Z ! : Di age ft Will be faker * anon”. | given with such ‘-uth*> macaie, show the "-ae art'st. “Diana, or Love's Mr quer: te” will be The escond batlot wes 5 follows:—Dawes. 7°; | repeat-dt?'sev2:.rg, and all whorsn appre- Noor. 81: Curtis, 74; Adams, 15; Banks, €;San-| ciate @ fine play by gocd and well-balunced ford, 1; Whittier, 2; Washburne, 1 posap lle cd a> shed z wiare came ‘The lest weel. of “he regnlar eeason of the Tew ap Lr Sunareun Bercen ate ane Bae, ‘wales, ‘Theater Comique ‘« drawing t> a close, and “he e@ who have nots e: © © peciormances since Monday night bri beite: avail themselves of the Inst chances, Remember the doorkeeper's benefit ‘o-morrow evening. - - re Paha ae ae = 4 the “Se hall of *he horse creat wo ture room of the E si japtist church ponent lie dng SS thor! time *he poh ea. night, s‘ter speechcson the ireatment of 4, giving up their ha'l * the ladi-s ard | the Indians, a report from @ committse previ- lemperance advocates, most of the member: | °Usly appointed (Father John Beeson, ch: » Chair- Pe gers Ore or two ball, ‘© which the c5eeded Me! under “he auspices of the Maryland St_te y-rance A'iance, rccompanied by i*1 off and a number of cler_ymen of wouth Br'ti- Bore. . sit d Anrapol's yy, and memo- rialized -he of im favor of the local option 'ew. The apperrance of ¢' man,) wasaccep' J. It says: ‘We have pro- tomperancs Pits pee | sented a memorial to Congress for the nce of 1 the First Methodist E areh, | vhe bail of t 44 where a temperance yer meeting was held 480 the Sud adderxes mrde. ‘The party thes rotons our request on the follow- to Baltimore. The impression mrde upon the re by this mode of edvocsting the cause ea = nd jaal to theirs. 34. The temperance was not favorable. waist Paoenee plead THAT Votcant —An 'rference—The Char- from the walls of the Capi- Jotte (N. C.) Observer says: So ist #8 we can | tol that their living voice may for once be heard Jervn, and we bave. perbap3. as ‘ate advices ‘as have been received in Haleigh, no eruption bes , and the nearest approsch to it -———_« —_—__ bas been *he issuance of steam .com a rock. THE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to Mrs. May ‘There appears *o be vo r'a-m .elt the | Saville, atthe National Theater, on Saturday which micht be | right, should attract the largest house of the exyee*ed, and which would be manif wed ‘*| season. That true lady and accom od ac- they .elt that they were in imminent dancer. has won many friends here, now that urese she is about t leave vs, they should see that she takes with her a substantial token of their re- We base this su; that no felt tor the great alarm is the rumb"ing and corsequences of zoch-ng of the earth upon the fact that a paper | gard. Her taste in the decoraiion and sppoint- publisied within eighteen miles of the moun- | ments of the to the National have added mu: pleasvre of the patrons of the house, clever acting has delighted ten comes *o ve th's week without # line -o - *he strange ee or about “he concerning it, entertein-d a peo- us tht g on *be mountain and near = i. poe Ps fers and Mr. ‘Tre Bexcuen Catncu Row.—The members | “cCollom hineih Gana of Plymouth chureh arsembled yesterday tod-- | “PFO! including Mra, pba. cide on “Selr couree in relation *> the gre~ INGING ON THES STREET CaRs.—This fional voureil. The committee of the council | meruing the Prot bell Danchesiutroduced inthis pd meray Heed = ad. the cee co District were placed in the hands of three of at toed: churel cs a fo the cond: corne''. The invitation was referred to a com: | inecontuetars on, the Avenue line. | The con each fore, mitt >, with Mr. Beecher at its head, who ins an ali yh out a of paper, (tri '.) writn sey caked, sm aponer,protenting | Kbdtn doing oa rmall hell evounded, ini 3 iy ect nt 16 council; d-elaring that Plymouth church was | (AuZg 10, the, pas teat this epetoen kas not rv .,orsible for the errors committed in cal!- ing the council, and declining to be represented *herein.§ The decision was sent to the counci’, fn ee tener hath ATTEMPTED SvicipE vor Love.—On Sunday worked well in some places and has been given up in others, and it remains to be seen whether it will work well here. ——e——_ ComMayCEMENT JUKIOR yar mapa How- right, the 15th tstant, Mr. 5; army 0 Seuaritng young seeaet Wea socks Vay | ABDU MavEnsrTY.— A large audience assombled Attempted enicide by “aking an overdose of lau: | &t the, cha ian Iendth, nlonen heehee dr avm. Dr. Newb'll was ‘mmediataly ealted | Ping. to witness got ys im, ard appli d'succe ue! remedi's,and the oes sington, D. It is said that bis | SDs, j. ), Washington, cy young man was restored. ¢ being ursucces: al im a love affeir led to this | 1 The.1mbortance of Proper Culture.” by P- A: — by JW, r Rewards of industry, yorLicitY—A *emperarct the Reantt of ar eye. 3. Siadd, Wask: Man's Duriicity.—A temperarce politician it sh a <{ mW i, Vermont. wanted to treat brs | iugton, 2, were the subjects ef the orations, cors..tuents, the other day, but refused to give Sie ecteied betes aa en masic, them "'quor; he tuvstebed cigars ireely, | Mr, Fleetwood leading and . Boston pre- but when b's bock was turned went in*> | sid vg at the piano, back their Havanas for each. ‘® saloon and five fingers of wh CrarcEp with a Wipow’s Drata.—George Barovw ari sister bave been arrested ——— Deap Bapies,—The body of a dead male colored infant wes picked up on the Eastern brapeh, it, wrap- brecinet sta‘‘on by Officers Block and Dodge. lation. Dr. Pat- E 2 Croosms: ervenic, and the house po'oned with of the coroner, d~ ts mor ee o abt caver sod spremintens Laecenes = aig: faeoi y Botcs. « ‘This morning Officer Me‘igan found the t dy dead infant en Jud! square, and re- moved It 9 the ceventh precinct bun loa. T Grews, ‘rs. ‘Tur rrmw of George A. & Co., manu. bene tnteduction of bee aud besurifnt | | bout two hundred ‘persons aesembicd at Amusements, ac.. Lintolu: Hall last eveoing to liven to, the story March 26, 1874.) HationaiTheater—Mrs. D. P. Bowers in “Dia- from of na, or Love's Ma-quers te.” ened - gotta ‘lar mora’ sentiment rom, and Pitrerecare etre pell's letter against tes ers 4 Poree! c crus2: va" have, and referred to the fact that the C.thotic ec this city had declined t> join with the Pro. at mivisters in *he movement. Dr. replted that he did not know what vould be the effect of Archbishop Purce'l’s let- ter, bat he, the speaker, would lovingly put his erms around the Oatholics, and inv.t> to join. He related incidents showing the eftec’s of re 00 ~ ion among C..tholics and Pro- t .tanis in Obto. udge Lawrence srid he bel'-ved tm Cou, in woman, iv stayor, and in This movement iuvoked the bi-ss.ng of hi th the lips arab oenetich Agere se mme sural al ctor Lowiesad he did not believe in pro- i bibitor, Excessive eating doc: five times as mucl th‘s countryas drinking. Way not passa inst it? It could not be en- forred, bi se it was an invesion of personal ts. So fu cas case of drinking. There are Eeaov vey onal viess,which are uur ali your Face; why uot legistate against “ou? Becaase they sre anal privBeges. Jndge Lawrence said the law did not propose pes oe excess in eee Kee Sanne — the law did propace to stop selling liquor to minors. Ths was pores than ho.sc-stea''ng. There will be men who will violate the 11 and whon the women cannotreach bv prayer. These men -Lould be .esicaincd by *1e sicorg arm of the tTsed. PerseG. FER WESLEY OBATEL MEETING. ‘The ledies beid their daily m <. ag in the in- teres‘s of temperance at Wesley Caapel yes- terday afternoon between the hoa. of vu 1e and wo. There was alarge attendrn’s anJ great manifest: d. uterest wrs 4 PUBLIC MERTING wes held at 5p. m. at Lineoin Hall. The exer- cisos coPsistod of prayer, brief ede-e +, sing- ing, and reading the scriptures. During the meeting Mr. Hall stated that in convers.ition with a tiquor dealer, the latter s2'1 that he w-s becoming tired of ->I'ing liqvor. d that prayers be offered for him. Another one said he had a large ball aiiached to b's r stanr- aut which the lagics could have t» hold mee - on Short prayers were offered for the re- pevtants, Dr. Dio Lewis was introduced, and counseled them to besore the ram-sellers with open hands, not with double* fists. Go to them with kindness. A TEMPERANCE COUNCIL INSTITUTED AT ROCKVILLE, MD. The Sons of Jonrdab assembicd at Pioneer Council chamber seventy st-ong y sterdsy af- ternoon, ard proceeded to the Baltimere and Obio deyot, where they took the 3:50 irain t» Rockville, Md., for the parpose of iwstuting Hope Council No. 5. At that place they were received by a d-vision of the Sons of Teuper- ance, ref in line, headed by the Kovkville band, ard esrortcd on a match through the principal streets. At7 6’clock, regular eouncil wes tormed under direction of Mr. Edward Baweel, Grand Chief of the District of Colam- bia, who proceed d t> Ipstitate the new -7an- cil. At 11 o'clock p. m. the Jonadabs came home by special train. che Proposed & e Meeting Tu- t. To the Editor of the Star:—I gee there is to be & meeting on the subject of the Sumner status to-night at the 15th street Preabyterian Charch. Would it not be well for your readers who may attend that eo carry with them a tew considerations which may ‘aid in reaching a sp:2dy and unanimous agreement as to how the money is to be raised and who shall expend it. 4s it is mere assumption to form a so-called natior 11 committee, { propose @ plan comewhat as follows: Let évery church, society, and school in the District of Columbia agree to establish a Sumner me. - 4 let the fond be deposited in some bs . u's elty to the credit of the society depositing it; let it be in- accessable to every one except the presidant, the secretary, together with the treasurer of the organization, and prevent them .o draw the money only when it shall be evident that the united societies of the District shall hav: depesited in bank one thousant. dollars, which one thousand dollata sha'! catitle the District or Columbia to one trustee of the S~ -= onument trast; provided tuat an ~ . «tonal trustee shall be allowed for every additional thousand dollars contributed by the District. Other cities are already acting on this plan, and in agreement with them. Let a time be eet, say within tweive months, for the ve iovs trustees throughout Union to meet, and let them form a board of trust to decide what kind of a monnment shall be bulit, where it shall be located, and who shall be the officers under whicn the trust will be administered; provided none but trustees representing one thousand Jollars shall be etigibie t> office ou the board of trast. Let it be agreed that money may be withdrawn trom bank in the interest of the contributors by the officers above desig- nat-d, to be uced as the organizations gee fit, in care the trustees fail to meet with'n one year. Experience io the FineslIn monument enter- prise suggests these autiors, for in that prgo sums of money were collected and used b: private fudividua!s for their own benefit. Wit *he mrecautiors indicated we may sacce 4; w.th at them we will fail. Should “he emount con -ibuted by churches, societies, schools and in¢‘vidua's reach the erm of fifcy thovsand dol- lars, it will be atter for the trustees to con- sider whe*ber enould not keep our pk 3 to Mr. Lincoln’s memory as well as honor Mr. Svrmner’s. Yours, ally, J. Sata Martin. Budden ots eta at r ut. Te t, een! ‘ ‘Aldridge, Lewis, Sergeant Leech with Officers Westphal, Yeatman, Burns, Block aad Shes, to raid come of the al houses of prostita- tion in that precinct. ee sur- rounded two houses, one kept by Kate Wst- and the other by Alice Mi‘ler, and took 1 inside into custedy and marched them in Platoon to the Central guardhuuse. There were eight women and seven men, their ages Tanging fom sixteen to twenig-five yearg, and the foliowing is a list as they gave their names for registry. Smith Mudd, Caaries Smith, J. A. Smith, John Foster, Wm. Stout, Jacob Heinsting, John Walthan, Charies Marsfield, Kate Moore, Bridget Morrison, Kate Westphal, Jenny Lewis, Mate Johnzon, Alice Miller, ea Martin, Mollie Wil.on, and Kate Wae- jer. ‘The dock of the Police Court was crowded to an unusual degree this morning by the friends jd ae captured. > were sover: nice young men, who aj ee to take int ‘he female inmates were of being prostitutes and sre Laura Martin, Jenny Bridget Morrison, im the hearing. RT.—Editor of the Star:—Sir: As we have now competitive exam- our public schools’ bott tend our public se . mental culture, and irate Bats consists, 3 iF i 5 Ej ww are low in only goteng') cons a day, 87-A five: in Pii‘sdeld yi Luho? Seeiceieree weer oe calves of wlater adirdea co's of compound commuted fracture. ALEXANDBIA. ‘Tur Tartor amp HuTcurmsen Case.—The case of Taylor vs. Hutchinson, led as in- ‘The following were the prices bid and asked at | Solving very interesting and important princi- the Imeeting of the Washington Stock mr a ples in respect to the liability of pertners, or to-day:—U.S. bonds—1ssi's, J. & J., 112 bid; | other agents, or trustees Senge Seog fidaciery 1865, M. & N.. 120 bid; 18865, J. & J-, 118% did, | property during the war, in which parties on 118% asked; 1867, J. & J., 119 yg J. opposite sid.» of the bell! t limos were oon. J., 119% bid. 10-408, M. & S.. 113 bid. B cerned, was taken up in the court of appea's, stochs—National Bank of Republic, 135 bid, | sitting in Richmond, on Saturday, when di. 0. 160 asked; Second National Bank, 105 asked. | Ciaughton, erq., made an able argument in be- City P: Railroads—Meiropolitan stoc! half of the appellant. Yesterday John Howard, 2y bid, 26 asked; Columbia stock. 20 ask e5q., the case for the appellee, Metropolitan bonds, % bid. Sa List — | when the case wascontinued until to-day. The National Theater J. & J., 7 per ct., ‘ties to the suit wee partners in Washing- 8 bid, 85 ws City Gas stock, D.C., before the war. On the 221 May, 35 did; Arlington Fire Insurance company stock, Hutecainson left Washington *) visit his 00 bid, 100 ask a; Washington Market company | family in county, Va. Ina few da) bonds, 10 per cent., 102 asked; erg thereatter the foderal army invaded Virg.nia Wash. & Geo. and Hutchinson did not return t> Washingto: but remained im Richmond during the where he still resides. After Hutch! son's de- Washington, Taylor, the resident [erase cometod.on the busiress in the usual rm name for some time, and then had a yalu- at on made of the stock, which he claimed was Leg-), 6's. z., M made by agreement between nd Hatchin- 1902, 75 bid, 80 asked. Board ai Publis Work: ton, aby Gok the stock at that val atior. This Cer wa. ia Jaly, 1861. Taylor claioys that the frm improvement, 8's, J. & J., red; do. 1876, 76 bid, 783 asked; 1874. 84 bid, was then inzolvent to a large amount and that do. ae | asked; do. 1878, 7 b} bid, | be comprom‘sed the debts of the concern at 40 164 asked; do. series, 78 bid, 80K ask if- | cents on the dollar, and then carried on the ba- Cau, sewer, 8's, J. & J., Wid. Thy bi § ness in hisown name during the war, and in asked; do. 1877, 65' bid; do. 1878, 655 bi April, 1865, bad made a clear profit of '¢ 30,020. reries, 68 bid, 68 aske Hutchineon denies that any agreement was 1877, 75 bid, 79 aske: mc *ewween him and — aa'orizin, —o Taylor to take the assets valuation, an: Wi Street To-day. lah that the profits made during the war New York, arch 26.—The Post's financial | weve made with the partnership effec*s, and article suys: “Gold opened at 112%), and has tuat he is entitled to claim ore half of the pro- ue corrt below (circuit court of Alexan- dria) decided in taver of Hutchinson, and Tay- lor apes! 4 *s the supreme court of Virginia. Tar New Mayo The city cow Sinve rolu ) Ligh os 12%. On gl. lo.0s the iat shave been flat fodfor cevrying. Fo.e exchange wi ie dal lafirm, prime bankers’ i selling at 485 and ¢S8. nominal rat-3 bein, é il tn joint ard 488%. Gose.ument donr’s are dall, but | scasion let night, u, om the sec Foose firm. Dcatings at the first board in southern | 64 Col. K. hem: Tr, conservatis states bonds were e-nfir 1*> Tenn ~see’s and tace of Wm. N. 9h C rol'na’s, which were ste-ly. In A. Kom is about 20 H meemny meaee =e call lo.rs are quot: 1 to-day of Fauquier county. Aicor having luatod i Atver further discussion the audienve d's- | , and prime mercantile piper at 5; 446%. | with distinction in vatious schoo!sof the Uni- The sock market hrs been lers active than yes | vers.iyof Virgima, he removed fo this city, aud terday. Piices opened about #3 they clos-@ | in connert ith father and brother fool except dake Shore, which wes x | opened a Doarding and day school, which was wer. Dering * eat nour there was an ad- | srecessfally conduct 1 until the brea'ing out e aving vance of 5, > 1x been in Pa- cific Mail. This was followcd bya dcsligeot \ '9 1%. the later having Been €.t pri vit has been stzady to strong, prices advancing to 4 per cent. = ph Foe cme OT of the war. During .he war he was a galiaut ard efficient officer in the confederate army. Since the war he has been engaged in the in- surance bretne:s. CxrricaL ConprtIox.—The condition of John Howard, who was cut vy Lewis Cooke at Fair- 2 16th instant, hag b The Markets. Come exiremely critical, so that his’ death ts amma Penuaiaae eC | cenmaies wat enatrparreer deat Sid. 23: e “j a * $ roe ieee ‘29; do. Bew, 20; do. special tax, ment; to consider the ‘moti ror ball, bat do- aL larch 25.—Cotton dull—low jid- | clincd & img in consequence Lows "s dlinge, 16. "Flour dail and unchanged. “Wheat | condition.Gasttt-, last eecat @ Sthorn: UG: mixes waters oi sout a Is. open ser, paps. Bre OITY ITEMS. firmer. Pork uncharged, Bulk meate—shoulders, atone Sere cscs SSK. Brose. Alaska Diamonds in gold, $5 to 825. Lard, 93: Wes-ern batter—moderate deman’ Colorado Sapphires in gold, £5 to 810. Cut Opals in gold, $5 to #15. Fine Amethyst Set, #5 to $2). ne ly tue, 38@:). Coffe hi Fevers; roll, SO@WS; tue, 38@:). feeunchang: ebang Fine Plated Jewelry, #2 to $15. Y, firu@er—6@7.' Breer quiet and un- , NEW For>. March 25—Btccks active. Money. 4. | Received at Prigg’s Jewelry Store, Ne. 451 Penn- po I ,, SS; short, i | svivania avenue, near 4\ street. Brw Yor ict and un-| ‘To Dysrerrica—We do not agree to cure Geypest. Wheet auiet and | you, but from @ careful analysis of Dovley's Yeas: Powder, we can safely recommend it as producing nutritious, light, healthy bread, bis- cuits, roi's, &c., which can be eaten with im- punity and relished by the most sensitive in- valid. These facts we can substantiate, from practical observations, and with the knowledge that no injnrious substances whatever enter in: the composition of Dooley’s Feast Powder. Gro- Opecer Che Siena? OR 2 of Chic Sima? Ofteer, 0 bog Es ring wi Obo valle: cers everywhere keep it. Dooley & Brother, manufacturers, 69 New street, New York. pt asic Ps seteasentons THe Macic Inxstanp—Just Patented — Messrs. Hachette & Co., Paris; Sampson, Low & Co., London, and Root, Anthony & Co., New York, isa perfect marvel of economy, utility, in and snow, Clearing by ‘or the southern states, southe: sterly and wines, fog on the ‘coast, temp_rarily ture, with clondy weather. (clearing ing temperature but’ slight change pressor: | durability and simplicity. It produces Ink of cloudy weather and rain * For New England. all- | the best quality im srery desirable color, which ing baromcter. freezini temperatars. clonty is not affected by acids, climate or tem ‘Weather. followed by licht snow or rain. The rivers fs . Will probably rise at ut Louis, Dubnque and Da hich does not oxydize the pen, (a valuabie venpor:, at incianati, Louis- | feature,) and which leaves no sediment. It is ville and Naphville, cantionar made in a few minutes, and is always renewa- signals will be resumed orts ou Aprill. | bie simply by the addition of Pure Water. It is well adapted for use in the counting house, office, schoo! room os parlor. For sale by Mo- hun & Co., 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, and all stationers and booksellers. Price, $2. 9 + Turco-Russtaw BaTHs; also, Mcdicated Va- por Baths, for all skin a‘c7ase, at Dr. Shedd’s, 003 E street. 3,2,1: Tax commumity at large appreciate the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 1,5 seh ented Boose HELMBOLD’s Bucav Is the only reliable rem- edy ior d'seaces of the urinary orgars. Take it in season, and do not be imposed upon by quacks and impostors. ‘We are glad to learn that the absence of the celel Dr. Helmbold has not prevented the coutinued manufs of tekidneye and arioary There of the kidneys gars. are counterfeits of this most excellent medicine. “Tae Gattants’ Civs.”—A number ot bighly respectable and strictly moral young gentlemen of St. Lou's have organized an esco- cli mn to be known as the ‘Gal'aats’ club,” the object of which is to furnish foung ladies who have no regular beaux t9 church, concerts, Isetures end plac :of amusement. All mem- bers have to undergo a rigid examination 93 t> cheracter, etc., before they are admitt 4, and they obligate themselves to obey all orders of the cutive committ-2. Any lady wishing an escort has only to apply to the pr~sident of the -ociety, naming the evening, and a young man ‘sdetail 1 forthe pury se. 4 s00n 93 a young mau b. coms engug a he mist withdraw .com the organiza. WHOLEsA! € SEyTENcE OF MURDE?ERS.—At the court o° g2nei al cecsions at Edgefield, C., on Monday, the follow ing prigoners were sentenc 4. Thomas Padgett, convict2d of mar- | Genuine has proprietor’s private stamp. Johu Cer, sentenced to be hanged on the 20th of May, | F. Henry, ‘Now York, Sole Agent. Sold by all 120’clock, m. Bercy Kilere: “convicted of | druggiets. ‘e03 sentenc ang-d on the 221 of May, at 12 o’clock, m. Patrick West, convicted Ponp’s ExTRAcT burns, of murder, : sntenced to be hangedon the Sth of June, at 12 o'clock, m. John Mitchell, convict- ed of murder, centene-d to be hangedon the 24 of July, at )20’clock, m. Savanneh W'liams, convicted of mans!aughter, seutencol to the penitentiary for one yeir. A Srwvons ror a Deap WiFs.—¥°2. Eller Hi , Of Wakefield, Mes3., who bad not wed witb her busband for a year or two, was r. eentlv sued for a divorce on the ground of un- faitbculness, and the husband had a sammons served cnhert> deliver up their child, a few days ago, but wien the officer arrived at her she iad \-d only bth toactiid. The |. the day, in his impatience to get the child, and learned for the first time that fhs woman was deed, S7~A Manchc‘ter, Iowa, bride of four da~s eloped w:th her © °t lover. W721 ne gceat Eastern will s*~:t ‘1 Angrst to lay the Portuguese telegraph cable, .com St. x — im Cape Verdi ‘slands, to Pernambuco, razil. besoroin biving nex! ‘agou: in tich imino, says that on deetarther's Bist «| __ NEW PUBLICATIONS. a eh Se cite a meee | Naw soos. metal 73 to ceem almost solid gold. “s Vacation, by Rev. E. A Summer’ Hale, iceata Tren Depron, byariver Helae, Tine: Pyrenees, ; Taine, Hime., $2.5: jucation A repr io Olarko's Sei an Bd: pana e THE TRADES. GT caer now Sg” Far wae Soasaly a tenate Gavan Diek ol. 3 of AWSiNGs asp a _ FBA baserety & a ae E . aon j Booksellers and § Tots Ps D, of Tth street. abite Sailings, Hotels, LOTS, HERTING TENTS lor sale or Improved Mildew Proof sg) w= OFFEE OUB STOCK OF CHROMOS, MOTTOES AND OIL PAINTINGS AT A DISCOUNT OF u Residences. FEAMES OAMP-! ant TENTS VOR SALE OR RENT. ig gh al S. ©, BOGAN, Manufacturer, Berwors, 1th ond On, srects + WARREN CHOATE & 00., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, VERNON ROW, NEW BOOKs, BEORIVAD AND FOR SALE AT SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% Street and Pennsylvania Ave, spear: Aaa oa FAIRBANEXS’ STANDARD BCALESB, FAIRBANKS & CO., 311 BROADWAY, BBW YORE, 166 BALTIMORE STREBT, BALTIMORE. FAIRBANKS & EWING, MASONIC HALL, PHILADELPHIA, FAIRBANKS, BR WN & CO., 2 MILK STREBT, BOSTON, FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY of | Hotmesd’s ‘i }ORBIS THORR, k. of B. and 8. FRX THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioneor, BTR eotth a avenue, tie doors cost of 7h at. ThE ES 8: sEpeP tte te wit Di Tiet ‘ot Ooiumbi x e441.toR to . ce. tcrourd ms the north side 0: Briage wreet 43 tt 3 RI ye ag olme ad to Robes Butler® ning for test of to erseete the encona Ire of tue before-m: lot less i to Butler; thon * sortherly to Movtgomery tr: et ?5 fect to B.ldge street and piace begirn’ iay of sal ith hber.s to the purchaser to p Title r served mp-il ir .t pavme: te paid down at the time of «le i cost of pnrchawr. Th Trustec bt, if termry of eale are not complied with in gare ac" w day of cal: to resell sata prope. iy on B throurh' rome mewspaper p ; Di..rict ct the vont ead tuk of the defaul?'og pas h -se WMD. CAP. Prete, 128-nok Ae THOS. DOWLING, auct. TICE. TEMPORARY REMOVAL, ‘The covtinnal increase of business making !t ne- crgeary to rebuild my store and ot! moraas> my faculties for the execution of be foune, Garing ¢ a few doors above Jefferson street. Asthe improvement will pot interfere with the excoution of work in the dyeing sn4 scouriu< de- Rittecnt, ail orders of ‘my feiende will be provaptly Ned and highly epprceiened. ome the t of Coumble, - H. WHEATLEY, Dyer and Booarer. Office, antil further netice, No. 77 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. O. mar2i-tr 48 DOWL ELEGANT HEW BRIOK DWELLING Hous OB Finest STREET. GRORGETOWR Ok FESDAY, March Sst, at 5 Orolo p. yal! sel! ga lic auction, iront of the Lots 70 and parte ‘and ‘71, fronting 20 feet 6 inches on the sonth sido of First street, be tween Frederick and Fayette streets, by a depih Ti feet. = The improvements consist of an clegant two st Brick Dwelling and two-story back building, the whole containing eigat rooms, with water and ras, — » apd all modern improv ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two BeAr; Tith mterest. secured by e deed of trust. vey purchaser's cost. A doposit of 8100 re soscon ga, the property ie etra-k of arsi-d (Rep) THUS DOWL Au SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRICES. INO. H. SMOOT & SON, 119 Buivox StRERY, GroReETOwN, D.C., adapted to the sarit Gprisg Tene see ote ees \ best makes of BLACK’ SICK. Pi ee Mon aiue, ESE. 1B, BUAOK ie, iv STi SCALES, JACONE 8. TOWELS of BI LINENS, AERINS. LINEN a COTTON HEBTINGS, TABLE LINEN sod SPRING 'BS fer Boys wear, &c. Also. a fuil iine of ail the best known makes of 8H 1G OOTTORS, other soasonable — very LOWEST Casa Sioor é son SF Our purchases boing mate exclusively for CASH, we are enabled to offer inducements to cash purchasers. mar®)-Im (OHOLS: N beter ION CREAM AND OYSTEE BugB-ly 59 High street. .D.0. LADIES’ GOODS, JEW SPRING GuooDs N* oon AT KSDUCED PRICES . NEW 5 PABAtOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, en NOVELTIES in Fa: YOUNG'S N.Y B. 441 Teh street, and oH o Open at marié-tr Jest REORIVED, HAMBURG EVGIN * eia phere &7-No Branch store. MISS E. A. McCORMI 908 PENN. AVENCE(up stairs), A large and elegant assortment of CMPOBTED BONNETS ani ASSORTMENT GS AND SPRING STYLES! NOW READY aT 1106 F STREET, Americam Yoke Shirts MADE TO MEASURE axD WARRANTED TO FIT. PRICES REDUCED! ALSO, BAMPLES OF BEADY-MADE SPRING OVERCOATS. marll-tr ow TAG WHISK. This Whisky is distilled to our order. and kept in bond for us until its age warrants us in offering it to the public for use, medicinal or social. Our right and title to the exclusive use of this brand is on record at the United States Patent Office. HALL & HUME, DEALERS IN FINE WJNES, BRANDIES, WHISKY, &., S07 Manxer Sract. ¥ similar disean» ? UL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD If Veertin: act ify and renovate, has eBy just c’ attention, ONE YEArs OFr agr. net Mars r bie. erevane, MMT MARswN MLD, Ave. 22,16 em seventy-one years -f age. bar. any years with Kidney Complaint, wont tek wee Vee i at ert uw irlends Jour VaomTine, and I th Seo medicine for weakwers of the kid) Lbave tried many remedies for © my noqnatniances hare Love it to be good for all the c Dit Is reecmmended JOBIAH H. SHERMAN Yours traly, WOULD GIVE A po” > Aw FOR a Boston, May 30, 1871 B. Stevens, Req: Dei bdadly aMicted with Kidney bi fered great ‘ar Sir—T nave been Com piaint for ten years, my back, hips and eiae, wi ing Oring, which was titles, cruct LIFE A BURDEN. Borron, Nov. 2, 1573. Epes — 4 ‘aia now fiiteen 18) than when | commenced the ase of ‘oom I will make mention that I was also a great enfier. frem hidney Com, nt, Carsing «xoreciating of the back nearly ef) of the of health, aud f wit ef mess ° « « Pine s—all cae: d from the use’ of © fow bottle INE. Bespectfo'ly, . @. BUGH ES, 1 Union Pia, pwn - VEGETINE is com -osed of Roots, Barks and Herbs It fs very pleassnt vo take, every child likes it 18 BOLD BY ALL DRUGGIETS. DEPOT! KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES{ 3-BUTTON 2- BUTTON GLOVES! 8-BUTTON - GENUINE JOUVIN'S! GBNUINE ALEXANDER’S? ar CHAS. BAUM'sS EID GLOVE DEPO 408 SEVENTH STREET. OORSET OORSET} FacTo! gouser} eveeee FRENCH CORSETS! « SRMAN CORSETS! 4LL STYLES OF CORSETS On hand and made to order at CHAS. BAUM'S Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory Jen -tr 408 SEVENTH STEEET! FURSJNITOURE, PALNTING, PAPER HANGINGS, anD CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING,