Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR. FRIDAY LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Locals. Joseph L. Savage was yesterday adjudged » Dankrupt by Judge Humphreys. ‘The work of laying the second track of the Boundary and Silver Springs railroad has becn commenced. ill of the iste Eliza Scott, leaving all capers to Henry and Esther Patterson, ber pi was fled yesterda: The P: the act making an the expenses of the secesee---- Minweh 27, 1874. ‘resident bas ropriation to defray Seine Select Committee to inquire inte the affairs of the District of Columbia. Yesterday, J. Pittard, an old man, fell from the ice slide at the Great Falls Ice foot of 11th street, and was — was taken to Providence Hospita Bisbop Haven,of the M. E. pected here shortly. and of Wednesda: nin; next will deliver @ lecture at Hamline Chur on Mexico. wharf, injured. He ‘Wednesday night a number of the ladies of the Hamline M. E. pChureh visited the parson- age and presented the wife of the pastor (Rev s. Baker) with an elegant silk dress. bave been given for laying the side- ing of Maryland avenue, and 3d streets north: ach, treasurer. held by the directors of the Nation: members of Columbia Lyconm, resolutions of respect to the memory of the late John M. Doncanson were adopted. ‘The corporators of the ‘Institute for Physical Culture” bave elected the following board of oficers:—James M. Latta, Adolf Class, John Marbury, jr., T. S. Verdi, J. W. McGill, W. P. Dunwoody, and Henry Semken. Dr. Charles V. Petteys, of this city, has re- ceived an appointment as acting assistant sur- geon, United States army, and las been ordered to report to the medical director, department of the Platte, at (mana, Nebraska. The D. C. Volunteers’ association last night decided to have a dinner on the occasion of the anniversary of the organization and of the Mr.S.S. Riker, who for several years has been president of the Washington and Coney om town Railroad Company, and who tendered ¥ signation a few months since to take e‘Tect April ist, yesterday turned over the road to Mr. S. S. Phillips, who has been selected as President protem. Mr. Riker, it is understood, will return to New York, where he will enter the real estate business. ——~s Scppex Dratu oF De. Crocwaw. — Dr. Patrick Crogban, for several ars a well- known — Of this city, di jaite sud- denly this morning at the Tremont House, cor- ner of Indiana avenue and 3d street northwest. Dr. C. come to the bouse last night and secured ® room, and this morning a boy, who attends his office, (on F street, between 9th and 10th streets.) went to his room to carry Bim ome clot! ¢ appeared then to be in good health, and talked about ae ager J some money, (about $500.) with which be said they would make a trip South. His face suddenly grew red and he fell against the wall. The tempted to revive him by ¢ rowing water in bis face but was unsuccesstul. and ran | down strairs and called for help. Dr. Irving responded but could do nothing for him, ied in a Johpson was notified immediately, and bad the body removed to the office of deceased in the Seminary building, on F street, near the Ma- sonic Temple, and the coroner, Dr. Patterson, being notified, Dre. J. F. Hartigan, J. Ford Thompson, and Barnes made a postmortem examination, and decided that death was caused by ciot of the heart. The deceased came here ten or twely quite s large and time filiec force. m D. P. tional Theater this evening in “East Lynn,” in which play she bas no equal as the representative of “ Lady Isabel,” after- is Madame Vine.” She will be supported Collum and the full strength of the ional company. Un Monday evening next twin Adams will appear in his great role noch Arden. Katie Putnam will appear at Ford's Opera House this evening in ber pleasing role of “Fancbon, the Cricket.” At the matinee to- morrow she will appear for the last time as “Blade o’ Grass,” and at night will close her evgagement with “Sans Souci.” Next week we are to have those excellent comedians, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Wale brilliant comedy entitled “The Wicked World Tonight, at the Theater Comique, there will be the richest and most varied entertainment of the season, for the benefit of Mr. O’Nell, the doorkeeper. Volunteers from Front Street Theater, Baltimore; Metropolitan Hall, in this and other variety theaters, will’ b with the full strength of tha Comi compan: — Tur Tere tx Wasarxctox—a New 7, Aasocietion Organ ‘A nomber of prominent residents of the District of Columbia have or- gauized the Wasbington Driving association With the following officers: A. T. Britton, pres- ident; W. Moses, vice president; C. W. lnyes, secretary; A. T.- Whiting, treasurer: Major A.C. Richards, marshal. They propose to bave the spring trotting season take place at Brightwood, and the lists to be open only to horses owned in this District before the Ist of last January, all entries to be made before the Ist of May. ‘The programme of the race has been agreed spon ly. The gentiemen of the association make themselves responsible for the following Nears Purse of £390 each for all that bave not 3 minutes, 2:50, 2:45 and 2:40, respectively; it being understood that in each ease $350 will go to the first horse; a purse of £250 for double teams, and two purses of £150 for running horses; finally, a parse of $500, free to all, (trotting;) all the Profits of the season to be added to this puree. tne Foitmas. Cuvrca Homz—For the estab- lishing of a charitau.c hah fe “-m women who Portola ome for aged or twa.” ave unsnficient means of livelihvoa, $9 *8P- ply peor women with work, and for the mafa- tenance of a home for orphan and destitute children, and to supply temporary shelter for young children, while their mothers are out at ‘work, iso for the purpose of general chareh work; enorganisation under the above title has been incorporate 2 names of wooo : W. F. Watkins, rector; J. R. D. Cutts, Le H. B. Noble, Nat. Wilson. ——_e_—_ : TEMPERANCE NotEs.—The ladies interésted in temperance held their asaal dat'y mesting at ‘Wesley Chapel yesterday . During the exercises three gentlemen came iu and took feats. They were requested to retire, and they did 20. A public meeting in behalf of temperance was heid at Lincoln ball at5p.m. Rev. Dr. Ches- ter presided. Se! from the scriptures were read, prayers offered wp, and brief ad- Gresees maile. During the services a gentleman stated tbat a member of church engaged in the sale of lijnor had stated to him that he (the lquor seller) bad sold $1,000 worth of liquor be- fore breaktast. The speaker went on to make an estimate of the number of souls ruined by that transaction. ———_e——— Tee newerit of Mrs. May Saville, at the N tional Theater to-morrow evening. will be au eccasion of great Interest. I pearance in public in this city, and Washington play: te, who are 60 mach indebted to her for > successful efforts to amuse them, shoal er 4 substantial token of their regard. li for the cecasion is a capitai one in- Mrs. Bow- give b The bi deed, embracing “Led Astray,” wit ers. Mr. MeCollom, Mre. Saville, Mi and the wembers of ip the cast; after which Heruandez Foster ‘ ike amasing sketch “Jack Robluson and his | 8nd well on _ —— --___ CusTRat Commrrrzs op Taanes Usroms.— At the meeting of this organi: last the credentials of T. W. Ho ard OC. W. B . J. A. 5 Tt Union, jough. from Colum)i No. 161, to fil wacanctenee Dg man at- | he | few minutes. Acting Lieut. Robert | and at one time had | and fora | he police Bowers will | ‘The Propesed Sumer Monument. A WANT OF HARMONY AT THR MEETING LAST erecting & monument to the memory of Charles Sumer. Wormiley, F. ©. Revelis, Ga, Carter A. Stewart, Henry Piper den Snowden, Carter A. y * G. W. Smith, Archie sand mang others. of the great champion and Face. ; N. Bank of the Republic, and by the | harp remarks were made by J. T. Jounson, J. | be SIGNS OF DISCONTENT. Marcelius West inquired who the officers were, and who was entitled to act, and Sidney McF. land asked if the officers chosen at the pi meeting were to be cons‘dered permanent? Mr. ping suggested that criticism at that juncture was premature. Here it in to be developed that there ex- fisted a great deal of feeling as to the course which bad been pursued by the former meet- lly in the election of officers, and P. Sampeon, Mr. Holiand, and others. MR. DOWNING RISES TO EXPLAIN. Mr. Downing endeavored to explain, ina man- ner cbild-like and bland, how the thing was done. He said a motion had been adopted at the last meeting to print a number of invita- tions to send gentlemen, for the purpose of conferring with the original movers in the cause. Here several persons asked to know whether | or not they could «ct, not having been invited there, and some manifested considerable vitter- ness in these inquiries. ‘Mr. Downing further explained, and waxing warm deciared that it was evident that nothing could be effected at the rate they were now going on; and to prevent any further wrangling he uld decide that no one who had not been in- vited there would be recognized until they had accomplished the purpose for which they had which waste agree plans for a work- ani z . Sella Martin said that he supposed those who had not been invited could retire. Secretary Straker commenced to read the roceedings of the previous meetings, but Mr. artin continued to raise objections. Mr. Carter A. Stewart, Prof. Green and others is course, and the chair callea Martin to order, but he declared that he had re- ceived an invitation card aud therefore had a right to speak. n he had finished, the secretary concluded the reading of the proceedings of the first maet- ing at Wormley's apd the two s: ment meet- ings held at the house of J. C. Revel ANOTHER FIREBRAND. Dr. J. L. M. Bowen remarked that if the aaso- ciation is a permanent and private one thi who were not members bad better withdraw. Mr. Sampson and Mr. Thomas coincided in the views expressed by Dr. Bowen. ation meeting they would gladly welcome those who are actuated by honest motives. Mr. Hollend got the floor, and relieved him. selfof a flaming speech condemning close cur- porations. mprerene of some length hee followed as to the rights ot a few to hold a series of private meetingsand concoct @ scheme to present to the public as bad beem done. In this Mesers. Straker, Wilson, Thomas, Sampson, Matthews and others particpated, each expressing his views very plainly. Mr. Martin again got the floor, and continued to criticise and denounce the exclusive manner in which both the former meetings and the resent one bad been condueted, styling the eaders of this movement in this city a seli- constituted committee, calling itself rational, but which, they would see, would not be recog- nized abroad. New York, Philadelphia and other piaces would not send their money hore to any such irresponsible persons. Soon both Martin and Prof. Green were talk- ing at the top of their lungs, while the entire ouse seemed interjecting all sorts of propos: tions, the crowd being divided in sympathy tween the talking contestants. “Tue hubbud | C became so general that by common consent the Pye | was dissolved. lartin and his fullow- ere had nearly all left the room, when Mr. Downing asked the members of the association alone to remain, and directed the secretary to €all the rol! of members. ‘The secretary read THE CHARTER. It gives the association authority to receive all | funds, donations, lands and other effects, used | in promoting the objects for which it 1s created; contract for and erect such monument or mon- | nents in this District as may be determined | upen by the association to the memory of Chas. Sumner; the capital stock to be $150,000, which may be increased to $250,000 by @ vote of the Gireetors or consent of ‘the as-ociation; the whole to be managed by a board compos=d of twenty-five persons, a majority of whom suail reside in the District of Columbia. Prof. Green submitted an amendment, that auxiliary aeociations may be formed in the states and territories in conformity to the rules. | and regulations provided for under this act, &c. | A COLLOQTY now sprung up between the chair, Mr. Holland, Archie Lewis and others as to the condact of Mr. Martin, in which the chair stated that oo was drunk, and he was tae man to tay it. rehie Lewis said it was cowardly to say so bebind the man’s back, and no honorable man would do 80. Mr. Downing repeated the assertion. Prof. Green remarked that it was not just the Proper thing to say behind a man’s back, but e thought it more dishonorable for persons to remain chere and follow the example which Martin bad set them. Amendments to the charter were adopted that it shall be the duty of the managers to have pub'ished semi-annually in come news- paper in the District of Colambia the financial | condition of the assoc:stion, and that £100,000 be inserted Instead of $200,000 & the amount to be raised, and the charter as auisuded was a “pare ota 5 and 6, and wife to Geo. B. Corkhill, part i. square 280, #9,0°0; Wm. B. Long to Jane D. Long, rt lot 20, square 45, #300, Wm. W. ing Frea. Koones, part’ lot 2, square 419, $1,490; Mary C. Fealy to Daniel Falvey, lot 69, square | G7, $300; J. O. Johnson and wite to Wm. D. | Baldwin, lot 75, equare 375, 32.500; Wm. Tobin and wife to Morty Gerry, lot 105, square 677, | $325; Michael Thompson to Benj. Morton et al., | trustees, lot 23, square 528, $1; leary Coleman and wife to Ben}. Morton et a!., 1» lot 24, joseph Spear et ux. to David W. | lot 6, square 112, $310; Howard Uni- | versity to Mary &. Jordan, lot 1, Moses Kelly's subdivision square 640, $1,500; Henry Bradley | and wife to M. t Smith, lot 10, square 1000, $250; Charles F. Keefer and wife to Dan’l Sul- let 4, subdivision square 236, 8500; Wm. | ans to Marty F. Evans, lots 124, 125, 140, | d 146, Morrison’ 55, $8,000; William K. Woodward, trastee, to Christopher O'Hare, situate in ‘the county, called Children Cestle Manor, —; Charles EF: Prentiss and wife to Sidney F. Austin, part lot £1,000. t is her last ap- | better in style, aud cheaper in price, thi tocol AS ATTRACTIVE AS FLOWERES or Sprain and Almost as cheap. That is what Straus, the clothier, says about his new stock of jast laid In, appropriate to the season. He assares us it is larger than ever, greater in vari fact that he most! customers are sure of all the ad: trade. im the Tue AtL-Da ity item —Col. Fitzgerald soinmenced the publica- tion of thelr All- Day Item. filled with all, yachting, racing, billiards, art, stor! ete. Ths Sunday edition may be obtained at Wilard’s. Wasurnortos Fu by R. A. Golden & MAgKer To-par.—Sold {Spx agent 2,000 ‘buach 1, 1 rock and perc! 4 Todos per bunch; 2,000 herrings 20 cents = ——_—___-++ee- — Tee Mar Bie i 598 £ i 885 ui , ) veasels, OF an average of a ‘veasels a sy from opening of wigation fo Tes close.” S7-The Havana banks finan- crisis on the island of die- nt any commercial pa; terday passed by @ vote which bis alreaty prohibit- ing the licensing of bveses of ill-tame. S7°A Portland school-teacher, punish a —s for chewing him to sree for thet one day tat tired of et al. subdivision square | | er | diiugs, brought bere.’ Between his good taste and the | for cash, Mr. Straus’ | vantages Pages, Sfty-six columns, | politics, literature, base | | | ‘bal opened at Gat for call loans, and is now ida5. Primé mercantile paper is quoted at 5% to 6%. Government bonds are % of one per cent. higher than yesterday. Southern State bonds at the board were nomi- | nal. Stocks opened very strong at an advance over yesterday's closing sales of \ to 1x per | in South Washington, with intent to commit Another large invoice of the latest novalties in gentlemen's, boys’ and children’s Dress Hate, Tecelved this week at Lewis’, 92) 7th street, bet. amara; juigmont | I and K. 2 Borle: jatgment by » Darrow, | Tre Maore Tnxsrasn i Craft agt. B. & O. rail. | Cconomy, atility, dural ; motion for new trial ‘on exceptions. | Produces Ink of tite best quality in Berry agt. Berry and Hall; motion for new trial $ rehome ad Cag ey Pogboorhg Smentnle potsne. Cbume Jolie dea fale . yan —Juhiae Bos few minutes, and is always renewable simply a orterdey, John O'Toole, a white boy, about | Sythe edition of pure paren mies ae Sond vege ce? cenp Chareed with vagrancy. | Ula\te the counting house, otis, samen, John begs money on P. ivania avenne, and | or parlor. For sale ‘all stetioners and book- —~ ie theater every night; sent to reform peat ae in Washington. SQ. 27,003, ALLEGED BURGLARY. Cannot use any Henben Nelson, John H. Evans and Pat Tur- | other.” “Never could use Baking Powdecs ner, three stout built colored men, were charged | until I tried yours.” “My family will not use . | with breaking open the house of ‘C. H. Brewer, | any other.” “It is porfeetly splondid.” “find it much cheaper than others.” “Think it sue felony. Mr. Brewer testified that his honse, poten toany I have ever tried.” Thess are a SU i2th street, was into and en- 'w of the many expressions in favor of Dooley's tered through the window of his kitch- | Frast Powder, which well deserves the rapidly en. The property taken away amounted in Sin. Ae ‘Fecognited the stolen property t j 5 le re e proj y in court, which bad been recovered tives. A col that Evans and Turner brought the stolen goods to his house and offered to sell them, and he de- clined to purchase. Detective McEtfresh told the court how he and his partner, Sargent, ‘ar- rested Turner, goods, with were recov-red in Alexandria. Adam Bauiket, colored, testified to purchasin, ‘The court commit tion of the grand fary. MISCRLUANROUS CASES. Dennis Barns, selling liqaor without Heense; Charlotte Johnson, Parke Washington and Emma Shaw were fined #5 each for carsing. Wm. Thomas and of a coat; six months each in jail. Henry Haase, asrault and battery on Johanna Haase, his wife, who testified that her husband struck her, her out of the house, and cursed ber; $200 bonds to keep the peace. John Waltmeds, assault Turner. $150. increasing sale it has attained for making sweet, light, and healthy biscuits, rolis, ¥, de. For parity, strength, and economy it has no anal. If can be obtained at your grocer’s. Dooley & Brothers, Proprietors, 69 New street, New York. lowest estimate to about the detec. jored man named Taylor testified Powsrrs’ Bust or Wassixetox.—Am: the great number and variety of works of art tn the national capital, espocially such 4s iltus- trate the genius of our own countrymen, it may be confidently asserted that not one of them can surpase—if, indeed, it can compare with—the finished production from the stu:tiv of the late Hiram Powers, at Florence, Italy, now offeret for sale at the jewelry and silverware estab; ment of Mr. H. Semken, on Pennsylvania av nue, near 10th street, which, it may be ai-led is one of the most complete and eleggnt stores sonth of New York, and condasted by as ur bane and reliable a gentleman as any city can boastof. But the subject of this notice ie tie bust of Washington, whose honored and beloved name is written on every heart; and seu!pture in this imstance, under the masterly to and -his confessing to taking the the other two. Most of the goods the coats trom them ail for ac- ‘Sharles H. Thomas, larceny kicked ‘ ute: Fowers, has wrovgbt in marblea ii Leplatassdiamoiigar Sc v> sah sachet nme Fe Rye yon Father of is country.” “Tt Py x ith © | impresses every one with its dignity, its bener aia nthe eee org pevol ingpinge here yan | olence, and with its almost ssint-like repo $10. The court stated that in fature bigh fine: wou'd be im; Creamer and talking; $10 Maria Wood! ‘$5 each. who testitied a Hedgeman Kearne out of Parke Washington and Charlotte Jobnson, assault and batteryon Emma Shaw, d Parke jumped on her; s5each. John G. iuasault and battery on Josephine case between the which was post; The court fined Hedgem: Alexander Ke: ard complacency. The emiaent sculptor hir Self pronounced it one of hi efforts. It is worth an inspection by every dis- criminating lover of art. The wonderfal per- fection of all of Powers’ works will remain as monuments of his genius in ages yet to come. AMERICUS. —___.»—__— TuRco-Rursiaw Batis; also, Medicated Va- por Bathe, for all ekin disease, at Dr. She's, 003 E street. S21 ‘THE commenity at iatge appreciate the nse- fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 1 penieltacl a bles Pimples, Erupti: Roagh Skin. The pro bei neat under the mduence of Dr. Pierce’s Gol d in these cases, Ephraim ames King, loud and boisterous each. George Simms, same; © beck and Fannie Miller, profanity; that Charlotte knocked her down is was a crose-fire charge growing parties yester med for the hearing to-day. $20 and costs, and 1d costs, ney len Medical Discovery for a GEORGETOWN. few weeks, the skin becomes smootoe clear, pectin, soft ard velvety, and being illuminated with the Insane.—Mr. . Warring, who was en- | glow of perfect health from within, trae besaty ghged with 1. Thomas Davis & Co. ix the salt business, in this city, ailected by the death that firm, as yesterday re: ‘asylum for tr | treatment, hi ‘The chair said that although it was an associ- | CLEANING followed by tbrongh many of the streets of our city, aad left them cle Ma. W. W. Concoray has caused to be place: in the chapel of Oak Hill cemetery a handsome tablet to the Carrie M ket at the Drover’s itest yesterday was dall; | 200 fat catt! | butchers at prices ranging from 4 to | Per pound; 20 were sent to Balch, who was the founder, and for fifty yoars the pastor, of the old Presbyterian, Bridge street chureh, which was recently ered, and 300 sold at | sheep; clipped at 6 to 6% cents per pound, and stands forth in all its glory. Nothing ever pre- sented to the public asa beautifier of the com- Plexion ever gave such satisfaction for this pur- | Pose as this Discovery. The eifects of all medi- cines which operate upon the system through the medium of the blood are necessarily som=- what slow. no matter how good the remedy em- ployed. While one to three bottles clear the skin of pimples, blotches, eruptions, yellow spots, comedones, or “grubs,” a dozen may possibly be required to ‘cure Some cases where the system 18 rotten with scrofulous or viralent blood poisons. The cure of all these diseases however, from the common pimple to the worsi scrofula is, with the use of this most potent agent, only @ matter of time. Sol. by all Drag- gists. and who was so seriously of Wm. Marbury, esq.,of | to become temporarily insano, was moved to the government insaue eatment. It is thought, under this ie will soon recover. StReets.—The street sprinklers, four large sweepers, have passed aner than ever before. memory of Dr. Stephen Bloomer iy torn down. ARKET, by Means & Co.—The mar- COVERED WITH ERUPTIONS. ‘ le were offered, and 240 sold to | Dr.R. V. Pierce, B cents | Dear Sir—I.am sixty years of age, and have | been afflicted with Sult Rheum in’ the worst form for @ great many years, until, accidont- ally, I saw one of your books, which described | my case exactiy. Fbought your Golden Medi- curen. AVERACK, Columbia county, N.Y. t7\ cents for S50 to $5.50 per head for lambs. Cows and | eal Discovery and took two botties and a half, calves sold trom $30 to $60 per heal. and was entirely cured. From my shoulders to Guan Traps—The canal boats E. F. | my hands 1 was entirely covered with erupt! Wheeler, with 4,005 bushels wheat; the J Thomas, with flour, and the Nettie Graham, with 1,000 bush- els wheat and for J.G. & ceived 350 b: no sales repo taylors ‘have arrived, herring, per bunch, Firr—A fi frame house near Indian the entire bu pied by a man named Fi; last evening. Semyex Memontat.—The colored Sumner memorial me Jist Episcopal chu ast night, ) iresses. deceas+d friend. New Raservorr.—At a meeting of the board of directors of the Alexandria water company, held at their office to.day, adopted directing the president, W. G. Caze- nove. esq.,to have the previous action of the stockholders in reference te the coustraction of a new reservoir carried out, and the work was ordered to be begun on the Ist proximo. WRITS OF EJECTMENT were served upon Messrs, = W. Davis, sales during the Joun Howagp, who was cut at Fairfax 0. H. on the 16ch inst. by Lewis Cooke, yesterday from the effects of his wounds —Ga- sette, last evening FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wall Street To-day. New York, March 27.—The Po: article says: “Gold opened at 1i3y, sold at per 1,000, ana banch fi: was namerously attended. precided, and R.D Rat ields Cook and Robert Robiason iesolutions of respect for the memory of the late Senator Sumner were adopted, and ions, also on face and body. I was likewise afflicted with Rheumatism, so that 1 walked with great difficulty, and that is entirely cured. May Got spare you a long life to remain a blessing to mankind, With untold gratitude, Mas. A.W. Wittrams. Tear Conxs, BuNIoNs, Troublesome N Vasenlar Excrescences, Chilblains, 400 bushels corn and 8) barrels «1 1,500 bushels corn, have arrived M. Waters. H. M. Talbott re- hels wheat by rail. There were rted at the close of our report. ils, and other ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy ALEXANDRI uJ health, and thereby promote irritability ot Fisntow Any shanties are being erected | temper, shorten life and interfere with its at this place. Since vesterday Goo shad, 4,090 | tee and pleasures, is probably as much of a herring, and 500 bunches of rock, truciem as that the establishment of Dr. Wiiite, Shad #20a' No. 535 16th street, 8. Treas (whove treatment is opposite the are ased upon strictly ecion- tific princistes) is lberaliy patronised by th> | most intelligent and considerate People, in or der to avoid, or if ailing to be reileved or per- manently cured of those most troublesome an - | Royances. di ——6___ artharty.—Sentinely | rage One ov YOUR. VALUARIES.—Call and examine the fire and burglar proof yeu. of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of 7% York avenue and 18th street, for sate keeping of securities, jewels, silver ware or other wa'r- ables, Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an- num, according to size. No business man can afford to do without them, warning from re broke out yesterday in tho long on tue land ef Mr. G. H. Smoot, Head, on the Potomac; destroying ‘iding. The house had been ocea. Id at the colored Metho- ‘h, on south Washington st and the Reva, delivered ad- oF: s conmittes was papbointed to solicit subscrip- | | ‘TrERwomerERS and Barometers are repairet ions te the fun ng ra to erect a monu- order by Hempi iret. ment in Washington city to the memory of their | D4 made to ae Se oe pave Bay cose To GET RID of the Chills immediately, take Dooley’s Ague Powders. They cure perma ©0 : SS Se, ent, WG, Cave: | Pown’s Exrmaot is forsale at wholesale by Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists everywhele. tiw,t,tt. pete J (arsed Witcox & Gizs’s Szwine MAcmine. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas, Baum’s hoopskirt and corset 1th street, Intelligencer building. 10,28 Gveov NEWs. Heary Pollard, Thomas § on an who occupy property belonging to igh, but sold at confiscation ry war. GOOD NEWs. COFFEES DOWN. COFFEES DOWN. At may be seen by the New York commercial papers Of late date that Coffees Aave declined and os we have pare! ‘and received new stock In this line siace the decline it gives ue great pleasure to ot customers the same choice ‘and varieties they bave been getting of us at greatly reduced ied there oa "s floans T1340 And hassince soldas high as 1134. On | "Fhe reguction is from three to fv) a Id loans the rates have been 3 to 5 tor carry- Sige cents fog. Foreignexchange was at fist weakensa | BOwRd: OF from stz to ten per contum by, the advance in gold, Prime bank: b is selling down to 481, butsince, the as become cannot cent. From been a downward reaction, except in Union Pa cific and New York Central, which advanced 40. ‘consolidatedy 80%: 40, icta's, 11; North Carolina bid to-day. Balt ore, dull, mo price Unchenned. Oetlos stemay; Rests. whnky ‘quiet aed momical, aX, March 27.—Stocks active and unset- ae. 3 treet Bx. en toOgs i mr ee wees deltas Savana tr gs ad dull and stesdy; . . éull—white choice, 1. 145@1.60. i horn, S0@53; mixed weatsrn, SY Osts ‘aime! southern,’ Go western: ro rk. jclear rib aid i sides, Petco = a those Taterwsted to call We alio continne to sell: GARS, (Standard New York Brands.) He be. for @) ers’ day ‘ket serene, and the same class of be obtained under 435. Money nnn. 3 x te extreme figures there hat and have since continaed oe siiss Oolong, Pattee. ee Gon. nia af 1d, 33 ikem. old, 33; peclores 0; West Vir: sixes, old, 29; do. new, March 27.—Cotton dull—low mia- te te SRawsRoseRssneee 25882 that weare able tc ‘any house sis side of Hew York Bilver Drips, Amber &0., &C., &0. SYRUPS. joller’s Diamord Dri; Moller's Ape Golden, BFF fe. ve |. Provisions qatet but Bulk meats—shoulders, ‘84 @3%. Bcon—should. ‘4; snger-cured ba’ steady; anged. ‘ ore ing tiry; %@7. Wagar :30.p. m.— Brio, 6's. cant! am of « foneral will take | inst. sapere ‘nehe a are Tart it’ 8 NORRIS THORN, K-of B. and 8, Ne&tic —TBMPORARY REMOVAL, ‘The contipaal increase of business makiog cesvary to rebaild my store ard otasrwise increas my be found, daring th B As the improv. execution of work irtment, ail ord 1 at a few doors shove Je ¥ ant will wot toterfere with the ot lied and highly appreei {ocilitice for the exeeution of all orders, auall vat in the dyeing an? scouring de- my friends will be promgtly WHEATLEY, = and Scoarer, ‘77 Bridge street, mardé ir RY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Tavs SALF OF VALUABLE IMPR SUPEBTY of ¥ tue District of {March 4 BD al were defends will sell op the respoctive the 7 bday of Apri) Grelock Bt.» the Situated in @éor) Ail that | ror town, District of Colum! lots No, 183 addition to sinning, improv All that Jot of town, Distriet lot No. 124, in 29% feet on 3d at: Frame Warehouse, ALSO, All that other part of lot No. 196,in sali Beatty and Hawki d Kins’ adic thence scuth with High street 25 f ground Tying ‘ant Deing in and No. 1531 te aLs ground Iiog ahd batng ia Goores Jotumbia. belo th VED D.u. ‘Ge hy oart of on the $h day r IS GEORGETOWN, Tee of the Su; Coiumbia, 1a in caxee therein nes) eof aet A. lowing-describyd real ¢. wn, a. a, and Known « parts n Beatty and Hawkins bounded ws foil wo-atory frame dw slling. e Borth High street and ot, improvéd with a Brick and ion, bounded as follows: Begi streeta, and rann’ng feet. avd runuiuz back west of the seine widih co the Pee due of paad igs Mo. 16stmproved with a fae three-story Brick Store and Bwelling. will be sold togethe 125, im said Beatty and Hawkias® bounded as follows: Beginuing 67 foot 1 inch the southwest corner of High the eouth line of 21 street, feet, then sunth 3376 28 feet 9 inc! the north then south 67% dr 4 inches, the orem ato abrick wall being Ia Lk of Ji 3d part, boundedas foilows: Bogini at thesoathwest corner of the iot just described anction of the sbovs line of 26 feet 8 fuches tho fine of 78 foot 10 Inches, ron then sonth ext last mentioned tind of 28 fost § Brooks north line, th ALSO. All those two parts of Lot No. ui ion, Ist eat ‘om and 21 streets, and on ‘and run then south 42 degrees wes? 6 foot, thea south a lige with jacob Kamsburg's uew hone, recs, west 25 fect 3 inches tothe Western line of the said Ist inches, tuen east with south II then north 78 feet 10 oe of 3d street 31 fnehsa, mo east 4 feet, thon north parallel t the Srst line’ 23 feet $iaches, more or lese, and then westerly AN of Lot addition, fr: All that part of Hawkins” addition, line of Dunbarton street, and beiag the veyed by Willian B.W Bamsburg by deci dated Sept. 29, 1853. They will sel! DAY, the Sin a b paralle paraile loge and all the machin All those lotsof ht street rounina back of same width a\ {igs mProvet with two two-story Frame Dwel- ings. on the pre of April to the beginning, y and ot m= 320 ALSO, Lot Ne f onti hodward,, tenst (0 pre sixes, on WRDNRS- Tit tl with the sonth line of said lot 62 feet, 49 feet 6 inchs, 1 to High stre 1 io firet I oer with the large Ty in the same. ALSO, ound iying and being in Georgo- town. istrict of Qolumbia, and known as lots No. 27 end No. 37, tu Peter, Beatty, Threlkeld ant bo. kin’s addition +: 2 tor e same are laid nd pan tow : One third of the pu-chass mones of each paree! sold to terest from di avdon the ratificat Sayment of the pu: given to the purchasora sale on euch parcel. gold Tories to be five days from day of eal reserve the right t9 resell the of purchaser: risk and cost of the chasers. Ww mi6-2aw&ds a reserved lien on th WALTER 8. 00 TLL14M D_O. TUNA bs cash. and the balance fn two equal pay tents at six ai tweive months, with in- 0 bo secured by approved preealess, ion ef any such eal Property sold at defsalting parchaser or p 43¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Aucticucer, SLEGANT NEW BRICK DWPLLING Hovse ON FLgeT AUCTION ree tween Ti feet. » Darts ch the premises STREET, GSORGETO On TURSDAY, M I shalt eetl ut WN, AT ch Bist. at 5 o'clock p. ae"i on, in frout of te 0 and ‘Tl, fronting 20 reat. be: uli Lots >ath wide of First of a prick and Fayette streets, by @ depta of Tho i provements consist of an elegaut two story ric ehole bath mente, T.rms: One-third years, Bweiing and two-siory back building, the contaiviug eight rooms, with water and zas, ‘oom, bay window, and all modern imp: veo cash; balance in one and two With interest, secured by a deed of trast. St purchaser's cost. A deposit of on Hearse J 2100 revutred agaoon a the pro} mar33- (Bep} struck off. Au ii 4 THUS DY ING, ct". SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRICES. INO. HU. SMOOT & SON 119 Baines , GRoRGETOWN. D.C. Are daily receiving new 7 Our pure! and desirable Trade, com; NTs. CAMBRICS IRISH LINENS, COTTON maie exclusively for CasH, we are enabled to offer inducements to cash purchasers. martin FIRE? Boor: FIRE | FIRE TT fi DAMAGED BY FIRE AT GREATL 'S AND SHOES Y REDUCED PRICES. R. 8. HUNTER, WAVING REMOVED To 98 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, his large stock recent fire at bis ola for Jey and no tl search of of Boot: at very low prices, for cash. The st rd now extraordiaary th> a, te articn and 8h es saved from stand, wil! dispose of thi @ should be lost ns. R. H HUNTER, No. 9S Bridge stroot, mar2) d3! £eost Bearly opposite Jefferson st. UR BSALE— HIGHLY VaLUABL® REAL EST, BRIDGE 8TH) GEORG. ate OF PS BET, GEORGE- Four lots,24 by 110, ranr alley, boing the lots upon which the Pressyterian Obureb formerly stood, on the main business ore AMER GODDARD a Bridge street . be je a _jan22-cott bax: Committee, Nee dae 1 eugit-ly oo ath ett neaeen 9.0 LADIES’ GOODS. NE® PRING GooDs NEW GoODs. PABASO: ry 0 at RSDUCED PRICES obi iW Gv0DSs. SUB UMBRELLAS, nt Eo Sana, PANIC! PANIS! DRY Goons Down Lower Than Ever! Auctions In New York! TREMENDOUS LOSSES TO THE IMPORTERS! LANSBURGH & BRO, AHEAD OF ALL! WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK WITH A NEW, FRESH AND DE SIRABLE STUCK OF GOODs, AMOUNTING TO OVER 100,000 DOLLARS! WHICH WE WILL SELL AT ONCS WI1H- OUT REGARD TO VALU. SPECIAL OFFERINGS: OOMPRISI BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, DBESS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 3,000 MABSEILLES SPBRADS aT 83 THAN HALF THEIR VALUs, = $00 PIECES TABLE LINEN, 1,000 LONG anv SQUABE PAISLEY SHAWLS, a {gn LINEN NAPKINS g1, WORTH 00 yards HAMBURG EMESOIDERY, 50 pieces 11-4 LINEN SHEETINGS, 75 Cents per yerd. 300 Pieces best IRISH LINEN, 30 cents np. Best BUACK and WHITE PRINTS reduced to 7 cents, Best COLORED PEINTS, 1,000 diferent pat- terns, at 9 cents S-4 WINE CLOTH, st 75 0 10,009 Dozen Laties’ and M. S.ITOBED snd HEMS KEBCHIEFS, from 5 cen Best JAPANESE ROBES at $5 50; one of them, however, ie not enough to make e dress, 1,000 their ‘* ALL LINEN HED LAND- Ds Splendid West of England 6-4 CLOTH at g2 50 aud $3 per jare. Cal! at once a: not Bavk: called BANBRUPT Th. ELING CONJERN LANSBURGH & BRo., [MMENSE BEDUUTION RROD Are now opening an eut GOUDS, just purchased in head, at wonderfuliy Le ress Goods in and fabrice, from 12 ock of D&Y ork by Mr, Broa- id of the best styles - Bp 10 r yard yoos Black Rilke, 052 gf 25, $1 50, Bt 75, @2, & be 3 (at leart By per cent leas or ruling market prices, snd of the best makes and mest perfect finiel. ) Binck Alpaca’, #2 Sle. and up Reversible Ottoman Shawls, $2.25 ‘ White Shetland Wool Shawls, $1.35 Ladi-s’ all Liven Hemmet Handkerchiefs, 125 Ladies’ One Button © slored Kids, 85¢. Ladies, Two Button Party a wn ag ™ Oost.’ and Gc., anda lot of other goods fools are of the best makes an: styles, reat care, bosght an@ sold cheap. and heser's opus. Mmerh-3m_ 1205 F streets, bet. SPRING Goops RECBIVED DAILY. A beantifal line of Alpacas at popular prices. Piald , Striped and Plain Nainsooks at low figeres. Piques in different styles and various prices. Cotten and Hosiery cheap. EMORY BAXTER, 1920 Pennsyivauis avenne. Grand Display. Spring Opening. CARPETS! CARPETS !! CARPETS "!! AT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. OVEE 200 PIECES JUST BEOKIVED. mar2s-tr We shall open for inspection MONDAY, March 23d, the largess and most choice assortment of CARPETS with greatest this sea sity to purchase, PLYS. Co 4 A WOOL INGBAINS ATTING AT 35 CTS. before pur- THE ARCADE. WOOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 SEVANTS STREET, mardi tr between D and E southwest. NEW DRY GOODS STORE. CARTER'S 207 MARKET SPagR, Beawzen 71m axp Sie StREEts. THE “OBEAPRST” AND. NEWRST GOODS I8 404 and 406 Seventh Street | single width, deuble width | NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. N®* BOOKS a Vacation, by Rev. scents; Tran DeB: ron. %y $228 The Prrevees, by B.D Sx aba Bowes seation, 81 coon , trans ated “ip ond! Reward. b veh ie ro vlogs. by Th. Bi- e. Pnitien, 83; vtytarge So. with over en of Tberios of orth Amertesn ates WE orrsno STOCK OF CHROMOS, MOTTORS AND OIL PAINTINGS AT A DICOUNT OF = TWENTY FIVE PER CENT, im ors to dispeer of those band, tay tn a new lot of the sume charesiey, hase ay oe Dard compre some very Dial Seure and roll pieces, and bome and Su he PT cos Tange from 86 conte te. some ve Prices but go wacinds to tl portunity to obtela good Prices. ALL THE NEW BOOKS Fecetved as soon ns publivbed. Novelties in 8Ta- TIONBRY , as w oil as ac mplete assortment of five ' aud staple Bationery. Pcleting, Binatone graphing end Eneray ing executed mnaly WARREN CHOATE & co., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, VERNON Row _Parletr € See PED, NEW BOOKs, BECEIVED ABD FOL SALE at SMILLINGT S Bookstore, er Gh Birect and Pennsylvania Ave. Phineas Bedrx. A Novel By Anthony Trotin: Lottie Darling.” By the awthor of Olive Blakes on e. Bbip Aboy Yarn to Thirty-six Cabie Pet, or Pastines and Pensition. By mens and Por- CLOTHS and CASSIMERES at hait | ne. | | [)® Rozen ames. Life of Edwin Forrest.with Beminiseonces: sonal 8 oe he y Jam , Ee ley Manor. By Mrs The Wethere! 4 fair Sim he Conservation of Brerey. By ESS New Chemuistrs. By take ida’s Fortune By the anthor ALL THE MaGay. me a 1D FASHION BOOKS roR a. PLAYING CARDS, BLA OK = Ser, eveky Tine iste BES Dear Feast of Leat. By sathor of *Rotiedge.” & Rosary for Lent By aufvor of =“Boviaage lelps to @ Holy Lent. By Bishe r Weeks in Lent By Rev 6-H Wikienn. rer, Prom: Pr t Jeans’ Feet. A Praver, Promise and Poon iy it if God r Call of Lents tovsay Wo.) Bishop Aetiginton, from Fenelon and Certetinn Counaste, om F others, pd many oiber worke o feenr character, at ft Wat GALUANTY NES: 425 7a meer ae J asi ms 0 UTS (ps. W Senger mama Corea. GENERAL AG ait SUR brain 2. 100 BOOKS. BTATIONEBY CHUMO. fictuis hanes Booksin vind, - MEDICAL, 4. 8. JANE WILSOR Sthoronghly ox; jenced D Mids ife aud Ladies’ yetciaw i their residence al any hour. ware: t rooms and the Dest of at- Private residence, 813 41h beiwoen K and F. Business A Ie en tone the eects evens es inearty life. Manhood W Tepat professions! #k1 416 10cn Stkarr, wean Pa avenrd, From long experience in Lowpl aud private = ‘Sarcs xy) cure is all Bix- gases of the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhaws, Gleet Stricture, Sy pb od Sperwmat. rrhes my a Gonorruc-s recently contracted cured in 3to$éaye. Sy pills tu all ics stages quickly eured, and the pet: sob entirely eradicated from the aysten without the use of pu Sparen crbeen, swoueys on by excemses a joutb, causing lowe of memory and fosanity, ach ity, organic ness, Impotency, nervons irriteblity, symptoms of con! sumption, indigestion, palpitation of the heart pains in back, cimpese ‘of sight or nese, evil forebedings, self-distrust, Ac. epocdily cured by newly discovered . “Dr. BR, located fur many years at 19 Kutaw street, Baltimore, Md. where be has a large practice, bas or Many sclicttatious by bie Washi “® patrons, to 2 * —— 3. ta that city, band be mi pe Comet 'ted every Weduenday aud Saturday in car week, fron. 2im.to8 p.m. jaull-ly etiam, tas looted at 101 avenue. Office boure—10 «. Tp. ments car be made for evenings. g )EMALE DISEASES of all kinds Br etribe ease au eectone gine will beeert. Address BY jorth imth street. edi toe mai. AWulnas ASTOR STO a3 M. @. OOF D, ri v SINGS ‘or Bore, Pabiic ‘“Bulimags, itetels, ne 808, Ont p MEETING TENTS lor eaie ot 643 Lon' FURSITURE, PAINTING, PAPER HANGINGS, ARD CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS,