Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1874, Page 4

District Afairs im Congress. ING O¥ THE HOUSE COMMITTER ON THE DISTRICT TO-DAY. .---&pril 2, 1874.| The House Committee on the Distr'ct of Co- lombia held their regular weekly meeting this | morning. Judge Hale, chairman, was absent, | and it wae stated by committee tha’ tion to the §; GEORGETOWN. EVENING STAR. |. THURSDAY... LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, 2¢.. Te-night National Theater—Edwin Adams as “Enoch House—Mr. and Mra. Charles bert’s brilliant comedy, “The Theater Comiqut.—The celebrated Jack! troupe and other novelties. of! Ubhoft’s cigar Boat OLvp met last evening— Tne Potomac Boa’ Sue stave asemmeacn ded to the roll. ad 7 was unanimously adopt- ‘m. Laird, jr., and Charles ews were appointed trustees. A com- | mittee of seven members was appointed, with | full power to construct the addition to the boat- house, which will be contracted for immadi- 5 members of the forwarded his resigna- — of the House, been taken by the 5 ee yg ge on it y 5 th to al proces aeraen ears tae comuslttess he woald other gentleman assume Be of case seh fe moved that Ju the mM. Walcott tn Gill utely no chemicals used—from 1212 12th street Wicked World.” Penn. avenue. All orders from bakers, is, and grocers promptly filled. 2 —_ FoR Tweivge Years Past Dooley's Fear jually but surely increas- iblic favor, from its well- and the uniform success Instatattox or Orricr! the Potomac Union Powder has be: ing in demand known chemical! pu: which attends the m: discuits, Kc. It isan established fax und of Dooley's Yea: tter results in ties of chairman. take C. Parker we ‘been granted | corner of 10th street and through, leaving pied by the late Mrs. Annia I printing office of the Huntress on ¥ torn down yesterday. Point poor Fore» igo cream atvertine + ‘April Sa. = lebrew festival of the Passover was in- Sugurated last evening in the synagozues with services appropriate to the events which the festival commemorates. lis & Co., we have the Hbrettos of Aida, The Huguenots, Faust, and Don Giovanni from Lee & Walker's excellent Standard edition of opera librettos. The rchool for the officers and non-commis- stoned officers of the District of Columbia Foot Artillery was opened last night at the new armory, 30 9th street, between D street and Pennsylvania avenw — «= Hoty Tavrepay axp Goop Fray.—Yes- terday and last evening preceding the advent of bursday had an impressive observance Catholic and Episcopal churches. The devotional exercises in the Catholic churches last evening consisted of matins and lauds, re- » including selections from | ot Jeremiah. Durt Mr, Harmer, from the sub-committee to which was referred the petitions of certain persons 0 be allowed to form GAS COMPANTES in the District of Columbia, said he was realy to report, but, at the suggestion of the chair, who stated that another petition of the same cbaracter had been recived, the report was de- ferred aptil the next meeting of the committee. ‘The sub-committee to which was referred Mr. Monroe’s bill for a bill regulating ‘THE SALE OF LIQUOR in the District of Columbia, it was stated would hold a meeting on Mouday next, at 1 o'cloc to hear the views of clergymen and others ia re- ference to the bill. THE ROARD OF HEALTH. The sub-committee, (consisting of Mesers. , and Harmer,) to whom was | to enlarge the powers of the Board of Health, heard Messrs. Bliss, Verdi, ard Langston, representing the board in behalf of the bill, but did not indicate their actio THE COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR TH® DEAF ' Hines, of this ci @ patent for a saw 6 Fie sewer at the New York avenue has hole. ling machine. stalled last evenin, Chase, president; | Thomas Shelton, secretary. IMP ROVEMENTS.—Mias Jane Clark has com- | menced to rebuild the two small stores on idge street, near High, recently destroyed by Fish WHarr.—The first receipta of fish for | the season sold at the wharf this morning at 10c. te 5c. for Herring per bunch, 10c. per bunch for Taylors, and 15¢. Grain Trape. for the ensuing year: : foun Hurd, vice president; Lowder will prodace ary department than flour prepared with it, it is the cheapest as well Full weight guaranteed. All first- saloon, Friday TURCO-RussIaw BATHS, skin diseare, Baths, for all r bunch for Rock.} E street. e only receipts of grain to-day were 1,100 bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro. The schooner Amelia Hearn cleared from this port to-day with 8,000 bushels corn for New k. —— SS THE COMMUNITY at large ap} fulness of Singer’s Sewing Muchine. Bunions, Troublesome Nats, Vascular Excrescences, Ohilblains, and other ailments of the feet deteriorat health, and thereby THar Corns, Lofiand, Eldrid referred the bil te and déstroy promote irritabitity of temper, shorten life and interfere with its da- robably as much of a trueism as that the establishment of Dr. White, posite the U. 8. Treasury ased upon strictly scien- fic principles) is liberally patronised by the gent and considerate people, in or- der to avoid, or if ailing to be relieved or per- manently cured of thosg most troublesome an- ALEXANDRIA. A Desrerano Suor.—In Washington town- ship, Alexandria county,. yesterday afternoon, a man named Franklin Sostt, a des acter, formerly of Georgetown, D. entrance into the house of Mr. commenced a murderons assanit po! a knife, threatenin ran Mr. L. up st gone far enough, ties and pleasures, is No. 535 16th street. A communication from the Secretary of the & statement of President det, of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, in reference to a deficiency in ppropriation of June 1, 187 for payments due and unpaid on Jaty 1, 1872, rebase of Kendall Green, (amounting 46,) was presented in the House yes- President Gallaudet shows that the ro- ceipts from various sources, incinding the ap- m by Congress of $70,900, amennted 9, while the disbursements were recommends that the amount necessary to discharge the indebtedness be inserted in the deficiency bill. pocacmennait N63n. Tae Ice Question. Interior, transmittin, to kill all in the house. He | rs, when, thinking he had e turned and fired four shots from a revolver at Scott, two of which took ef- fect in his head. It was with difficulty that Officer Barch could find a man to assist {1 arresting him, although ke summoned iifteen; but he was finally arrested and carried before Justices Fry and Ti ton, committed him to j telf up, but was released, as the shootin, self-defence. Scott was arrested isst Monda: for threatening the life of his wife, who had te! him some time ago, and was bound over to keep the peace. After he was arrested yesterday he was placed under guard until this morning, when he was brought to this city and lodged in His wounds, which are sérious, were not | dressed uutil this morning. Scott is the same toan who attempted to cut the throat of a man living near the Chain bridge, known as ‘Bull Frizzell,” some months ago. On his way to the he said he intended to kill any im. ———— oa Hetmnory s Brcav.—The only reliable med- icine for Diseases of the K idne: Organs. A perfect diuretic, the long-continued use of which by the peop'e of this country for the last twelve years Kas fully es"ablished its Teputation as the best remedy for these diseases It is one of the few medicines that have stood the test of time. It has true and genuine merit. Beware of counterfeits. The genaine has Helm- | boid’s private proprietary stamp. For sale by all druggists. 603 To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no ‘tion like Dooley’s the Lamenta! service fifteen lights, the lar Christ, and the others, the fourteen prophets, he sanctuary in the form of a | gest typical of | close of the services and is then piaced | position, thus symbolizing the rection of Chist. To-day (Holy ‘Thureday) was the occasion of deep! sive and solemn ceremonials in the churches, tt does, the institution of per by Christ himself. es, after the mass has been ebrated, the consecrated Host is re the altar and placed in a reposit gh altar is stripped of lights the Tenebra ry eo service for Good Friday, which take place this evening. a symbol ered the earth at in its nal bDurial ees Bitor Star: 1 notice your editorial in yesterday's issue, as also the communication of a Consamer” in regard to the price of ice, as established by the ice com- panies of this city for the coming season. With- | out going into any explanation as to the canse ‘moved from | (which experience has proved weuld neither be | considered as satisfactory by the newspapers or | consumers) I would only state that ice costs the companies here to deliver at least 50 more than it did last year, while the the price is about 30 ya Toxic. $1 ec ae Powp’s EXTRACT cures rneumatism, burns, toothache, sore throet, jory on A side piles, ‘uloers, scalde, soreness, o! lameness, bruises, boils, Talgt: hoareeness, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages, etc. iffers from all other advertised ions in the fact that it is a treated of in medical writings, and known ts be a cure for these diseases. THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired | and made to order by Hempler near 4% street. OT is forsale at wholesale by Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania | and by druggists every whele. ee Witcox & Gins’s Sewr | celebrated Bazaar Patterns. | Baum’s hoopskirt and corset Intelligencer building. Jail this mornin; man that touched hi. On Dety.—Onr newly-appointed postmaster, W.N. Berkley, esq., took charge of the post he only changes that have been made in the clerical force are the promo- Hewes, formerly general Gelivery clerk, to assistant postmaster, and G. Patterson Berkley to fill the place made vacant by the appointment of Mr. Hewes. THe Waeat Cror.—A letter from upper Fairtax represents the wheat prospect in that Along the line of railroad from Richmond to Alexandria the crops | fourishing, and we understand that In otber ical of the darkness the crucifixion. In the High’ Episcopal churches the services approximate very closely in outward observance to that of the Catholic faith, and in all the Episcopal, Lutheran, and some of the Keformed churches the services are very sol | per cent. Asone of the largest bolders of ice stock in this city, all I on or “a consumer” or any there is a big thing in it, e to do is to call on me | the ice stock they want at exactly what it cost, all dividends deducted and interest added fer the past eight years. you have my name ai Parties wish to purchase, seud the z. A Srock HOLDER. , a Ponds Extract di! | have to say is, if office last night. | “other man” thin! all you, he, or they hi and they can have tion of Mr. George O. Tux THBaTens—The artistic acting of Ed- win Adams as ~‘Enoch Arden,” at the National Theater this week has deli; cempored of some of our most cultured people. ‘The play is beautifully mounted, and there are few seenes on the Ponp’s Extra address, if aniy party or ted audiences, section as very fine. i eee Tre Otpret Inmaritants’ ASsoctaTion met yesterday and NG MAOHINE. The Agency at Chas, factory, 7th 7 which can sur- stage Lawrenson was in pathos and dramatic interest, that in elected a member. A deed dated March 10th, fitth act where Enoch Arden, a homeless | 175, wherein David Burns conveyed to Thos. Wanderer, looks from the dark without, in | Johnson for £6), lot 4, square No. 253, was pre- | open window. upon the happy | sented by Mr. Brent for Commander Wallace picture. where his wife and children are St table with the new husband and father. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Walcott are merito- rions artists, and both so the very best in the leading roles in “T Dow being performed at For They are well supported by Mr. Ford’s com- does not afford much chance for scenic display, the action taking place in the borom of a cloud above this wicked world. ‘The Jackley troupe continues to delight large audiences at the Theater Comique. cellent company of parts of the state the same hopeful appearance ATTEMPTED SvrcinE BY A lame boy named Boswell bought ten cents worth | of laudanum yesterday evening and drank it, with the intention of committing suicide, b: was discovered before the dose had time to do its work, and antidotes being administered, he was soon out of danger. Boy.—A little United States navy. resolutions to the memory of the late James K Plant were submitted by Mr. J. G. Brat? anc Mr. John Dowling was invited to the next meeting, his recollections of the late Mrs. Anna Royall. | A874 sPprina: I874 No cause is assighed ¢ Mayor Sworn Ix. oe city council met in joint ing in the common council chamber, Pras G. RK. Sbinn in the chair, ant there was a tendance of members. mayor, Col. K. Kemper, was sworn into oiice by Justice W. H. May. Fisa.—Since our last report, 5,000 shai, 39,000 herring and 1,000 bunches of’ rock and ‘parch. Shad, $15 to $i8 per 10); herring, SI2 to 815 p 1.000; rock, 20 to 25 centa per bunch; perch, to 15 cents'per bunch CriticaL —Mr. Henry Jones, who was sta’ bed by Silas Beach last Satnrday evening, is lying in a critical condition. | nd now there is no hope of his recovery.— Both branches of tt ronvention this mor Wasntneton Fisa by R. A. Golden & Bro. 100, 20,000 herrin, thourand, 25,000 from 6 to 20 cents per bunch. t To-pay.—Sold 2,000 shad at 318 par | om $10 to Sli per | yanches rock and perch sould | F.RST IN THE FIELD! gymnasts should be seen by SPRING STYLES NOW all who admire that clase of performances. ——— RTS. Circvit Covet—Judge Cartier. To day, Donoho agt. Gilbert et al; judgment Collins and Hadsor wife; non-suit as to the wife; verdict for plain- tiff sgainet Brown. THE WNATIONA Tae Bew-Pesce ON THE Steger Cars. Some of the conductors on the 7th street road | were yesterday furmshed with the new bell- ches, and the others recetyed them to-day. | Te is a diversity of feeling among the con- ctors, some of them regarding the wearing of the punch as a retiection on their characters | hile others do not look on it in Yesterday one of the conductors, | ir. Fuqua, (No. 48.) received a note signed. “A Lady,” representing that sbe waa the wife of a member of Congress, stating: “When I saw | you to-day wearing the badge of a thief, I re- solved never to go in your car again. Can you not do better, or perhaps you rest well under Mr. F., on receivin; note, immediately withdrew his bond and left It is said that the wearing of the | punch would not be so objectionable if the pas. | fengers would not make such contemptuous re- m made by some during the agt. Brown and | LARGER STOCK, GREATER ASSORTMENT, BEITER STYLES, LOWER PRICEs, DEMOCRATIC (CONGRESBIUNAL.) The case of David R. Brenuan agt. Swann et al. (the National Democratic Committee) catled—Mr. J. M. Johnston for Mr. Selden for defence. This is account of services as clerk 150, te August, ‘0 the court-room H. Hon. 8. S. Randall and Gen. N. L. 3, the committee, while Messrs. J. FE. Norris, S. Davis, Fred. Jones, otber democratic members of the Washington bar were interested lookers-on. The plaintiff testified that_he was employed by Gen. Jeffreys in July, 1570, and continued in the employ of the committee until August, 1872, and was never formally discharged from | Inflammation has FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Washington Stock Exchange, April 2. Quotations furnished by Middleton & Co., bankers. The fellowing were the prices bid ai ‘ashington Stock E: 1 M.& the committee and the trial your new honor.” Men‘s, Youths’ and Boys’ CLOTHIYVG: City Passenger Kailroads—Metropolivan S asked: Columbia stock, 20 asked. San- dreat Falls Ice Uo. stock. 5) bid; New Washington and Georgetown jock, 15) asked. curities—( District of Columbia)—Wa. Uo. S. bonds, 7's, J. & J, 1574, 95 bid; Permanent Im- a marks as have bee: THAN EVER OFFERED BEFORE IN THIS MARKET. York, Alexandri: On crose-examination witness said the per- | StenmeLi; Go." ~ sonnel of the committee was changed; he went ito the service of that appointed craticcaucus of the members of the tlst Con- anc continued to act under the committee ted by the democratic members of the 4d Congress. Witness during this time wrote some for the Patriot, being paid a stipulated refuseu several offices on r,on the ground cf his pre- the committee. ip testified that, as one of the proprietors of the /’atriot, he tendered, in Da- cember, 70. or January, 71, @ position to Mr. (This testimony was ruled out. aud Witness regarded Bren- nan as the party to transact the business of the Judge Cartter remarked wish fo ask you @ question about the manage- ment of the democratic party, for I used to be- long to it, and I desire to know if there has been any improvement.” (| Laughter.) asked Low the committees are a) Colonel Phillips explained that tions a committee was appointed, which con- tinued im office until another committee was appointed by the succeeding convention. may be regarded as a The Congressioval*eommittee (euch as the di fendants composed) dies with each Congress. . Harvey, former editor of the Patriot, testified as to Brennan’s services. Hon. 8. 8. Randall (chairman of the commit- tee) testified that he regarded the engagement | as during the campaign—probably four months. | “Brennan agreed that his coat was to be cut according to our cloth.” much to do from November, 1871, to July, Tur Wasuinston Puarmac CIATION met last night, M r, and Mr. C. alters. from the joi proceedings of the National College of Phar Macy and the Washington Pharmaceutical As- sociation made areyort which, after d-bate, The report was in relation to the question of a pharmacy bill adapted to the Wants of both societies. The foll appointed a committee on pharmacentical leg- islatior: Messrs. C. 8. Price, T.B H. Stewart, P. H. T. Hines, George A. E. N. Butts, Jacob L. Martin, and George A members were elected as ng. M.D; James ‘alsb. . Aaron W. Miller, M - Adams. M. hristiona, dragzist ge A. Bently Price secretary. committee on the hk - AN EXAMINATION OF STOCK cates, 7 3-10, M. & » 92 , ry, ryy, asked. (Georgetown)_General Sibchy WILL CONVINCE. pleasure, 75 asked. Board of Public bg wr a sum per column, and the staff of thi bid, 753 asked: rtificates, sewer, » T2asked; do. 1875, 65 ries. 67 bid, 69 asked; A. STRAUS, Reynolds. Honorar: follows: Geor; an exception taken.) is bid, (8 asked; do. ne Water certificates, 8's, 187 Wall Street To-day. New York, April 2.—The Post's financial article says:—Gold opened at 1 since sold as low as 113 being 11330. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Lew. Eliot, M.D ; E. “Colonel Phillips I Between 10th and Mth streets, lace Eliot, druggist; ber. AVANA LOT Hi EXTESO iD RenyY DRAWING . toerery T Tickets, $1,200,009 Rear Estate Trawsvans.—Jos. B. Moore to John F. Guy, part lot 7, square 119, Geo. W. Duvall to Martha Duvall, | jon’s subdivision Mary Mosher to Rebecca juare 760. $8,000, Hen m exchange is dull. Prime bankers ask 4.854 and 4.83%, bat ro business is heard of above 4.85 nor 4.83, and but Little even at 4.84% or 4.574. Commerc! are scarce, and rates are firm. Ithough gold is lower, show littlechange In southern state There were sales at the board of $20,000 of new uth Carolina bonds, Jansary and July, at 8 Otherwise this class of securities were neglected. The stock market has been very dull. During the early part of the day the mar- there was @ fractional decline. At the first board it beeame steady, and tater firm, and since 12 o'clock has been ong, and prices have advanced, being \ to 1 r cent. above the lowest of the day, Wabash wing advanced the most —,—° inted, and nthe conven- Bisine, lot 27, Boynton et al to abdivision square H. Warner et al, trustees. to Andrew B. Duvall, part lot -F,” square 55°, #10; Heory H. Haliday to Wm. H Hi Te lettered A, 87.500; E. ife to Brainard H. Warner, lot 55, ; Christopher Lewi rpetual committee. rh Loe -svvsessenen jars with full faformation and subdivision square 361, $6: to Francis M. Clement > $1 and the love and affection; John f. Grey | and wife to Joseph B. Moore, part lot $i, square | and wife to Thomas ©. | *q 5 Dyson and wife to James G. Ashton, part lots ‘26 and 25, square 870, $1 - A GraxD Natioxat Prorostp.—The Bclevrrs DEPOT. 203 7th street north et, will be opened on A rT} ket was feverish, a1 He could not have had ; Charles Dyson Chambers, part lot 26 Gov. Swann testified that the resolution that no contracts should be entered into unless | they had sufficient funds was adopted at his | suggestion. The democratic party was always | hard up as to money, and he being treasurer, | | and not being willing to become personally re- | | sponsible, he wished to keep the exper In his conversations with | Mr. Brennan the latter did not claim contin ig. wart cf DOOR’ ony Dé im ps o BS.S4SHES, BLIBDS, BEAOK- “ oa al of Goods im my line, and respectfully re of the patronage. Teperayce Ustow general temperance commit- tee met at the parlors of the Young Men's Christian Association yesterday afternoon for the purpose of preparing a tion for the future. k elected president and Rev. Mesar Little secretaries. A number of suggestions | were made ax to pledges in the Sunday schools, | the bolting of meetings in different sections of | ¢D&! hs reparation and circulation of | and the organization of a 1 temperance union; and it was cided to appoint a committee of seven, to whom the suggestions be referred for consideration and repast. Kiev. Dir. Noble, Judge Casey, fav. i. G. Baker, Mrs. G A. Hui, ’ H. A. Cleveland were appointed the committee. to which the president (Mr. Leggett) was added. ‘THe Wasursotoy S.exogrecyp Britoixe AssoctaTion met last night at their hall, the president, Louis Waldecker, in the chair, and the first insta!iment te the shares wae and the treasurer was instructed to deposit the amount in the German Savings Bank. The number of shares thus far disposed of is 50. and they are to bear 7 the date on whicb th ‘The constitution and pre by the comm! zi bi R, April 3 —Votton tive—low middlings, FL rd d—white choice, 13 @1.85; fair to prime do, 16041 67; choices am od to. prime red) (G1 60; Pennsy ir 120@1 65, bite southern, Si@os; Xed western weaker. 82. 61466; westers 61@63. W@as Previel cured he: ¥ 9 Coffee dull and nv Ry unchanged. Sugar apchanged New Yorx, April 0 ‘actory at Montgomery, Penna. eral plan of ac- | W!bin the receipts. Wholesale Warehouse, 309 BH. Brosd street, § n 1 70@i 72; Ohio Pottce Court—Judge Snell. In the case of James Burleigh and John West, ed with assault and battery eer, which was before the court yesterday. defence were introduced this morning, and testified that card going on for drinas, when aquarre ten cents, and Keiser interfered and attempted to put some of them ont, and resistance was | made avd the door broken down. A lengthy | crOss-examination ef witnesses foliowed, taking the time of the court until 12 o'clock, Attorney Miller for the prosecution and Cahill for de- fence, both waxed warm, and exemplitied their legal knowledge and eloquence to the great relish of the spectators. The judge summed u; the testimony, reviewing it in detail, and fin: Burleign ai end costs and West $20 and costs. | ‘Weet took an appeal. Ross Henderson avd J 4s. with an affra; Pleasant Baptist church on the 20th ult., while the members were baving religious services; $5 Isaac Buckley, assault and battery on ing; $3 and costs. Boggy Uross, as- seult on Wm. Spotswood; $3 and costs, Thos. | Bowie, larceny of some coal, $5. Chas. Wright, assault on George Carter, both stable mea; $10 aad of Susan Keith, charged Ct MILL AND EAST WaSH- INGTON TAXES, ALL BILLS winal,2@24 Wals- 2—Flour quiet aud steady. ulet and unchanged. Ooru firm. y tl 2.—Btocks activ ange, long, 43556; # Governments strong The Stock Kachange and Gold Exchange w 2, 12:30 p. m.—At 12:15 p.m., the di directors posted their card aa- Liat tie wap. coed p tred, 61; New York Ooncral. 3 2 p.m —Consols for money, 2@ Brie, 356@s5 Erie, 3554 @35 SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAXEs PAID AT ABS LARGE 4 DISCOUNT as can be secured fn the city, without the trouble of calling on the collector, by application to HESTER & RYON, 110 First Street BUY FOR CASH, bs 4T REDUCED PRICES. Dr. Gray. Key. M Bank of Bre! in the Mount Bt 3 | diepetches quote rentes at 69 francs THE WEATHER, r cent. interest from shall have been paid ap laws which had been ittee were then consid- seriatim, and after slight alterations costs. with assault and battes stable, while making a several others forfeited thet 7 pearance. Charles Wright, protanity; $3. Annie Davis, s prostitute and Fent to the workhouse. C ng rostitution; #10. or workhouse. Edw'd Smith, isturbing the quiet of Wileon, cisorderly ia hohe was 5 to the almsho: . James Clar! market-house, with which he had m2 being pursued, ran, but wasover- —_e Tre Boarp oF Fiae Bight, and the report °MMISSTONERS met of the chief engineer , stating that during the month of eee Ee TEES TECREo ceonns DOUBLE AND sine BARN ae: OLD AND PRACTIUAL MANUFACTORY 07 JAMES 5S. TOPHAM @ CO., BVBETH STEBET, Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hall. 4 Dennis Barret?, report any special act ——_o—__—_ ‘Wirrs.—The will of the late Mrs. Mary Shoc- OWN, Was fl'@1 yexteriday juesthes her property to her chii!- dren. Two wills of the late Dr. Wm. B. Sheda were also fled, the of iow and talltag tere te ather® “Tae Pitcinger was charge of vagrane: ns S7A dispatch from Melbourne says Henri and Ser; it Acton, at have started for Lon- m & market man. taker; fined S10 and costs, OF Jail was tined #3 for profs Sosnel ity in the county; $5. S7-A bachelor “ia 8 ven care, ed ao 7 We know wild tune, if our between | their favorite candidate.— Bos! 1210 6th street, be- , troppet dead in await ng the ex the coroner, who was im: aker, which she bea poy ny Rod gard BEPAIBING. SEARO WY, AN Ecorouras SOLID GOLD WATCHES FOR 933. 5 » je FoR fe antes qreurme DEPOT, 617 GBYENTH STREET, pringtota ve, ich be leaves to his dai xy his neighbors whereon there may be Es Daorrep Daav —teabelia Williams, colored, about 52—resiting in Goat aljey, ° Hinds Yaken in pay- Tux Case or Vanperweex: jas concluded in the @ verdict for pial $',00 from Now. [egntene | there are religion a good any necessity the, 2s, eas eomnge La for for fonte GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS | BT ‘THOMAS DOWLI' Auctioneer. £1 (EW BRIOK DWELLING HO! nse Theat Gronaerowe RE Cry DAY, March Sist, at 5 o'clock ». ‘m., I sball sell at pablic aucti *% ofthe ee eee pats gee tte hour a toe: Sinewes on the south side of First street. be- $i gh Frederick and Fayette streets, by a depth of The improvements consist of an elegant two-story Brick Bvolling aud two-story back building, the Shole containigg eight rooms, with water and ges, bom room, bay window, and all modern improve- Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two pears, with terest, secared by a deed of trast. Gorveysncing st purchaser's cost. A deposit of 91 requis as Poun % the n-o track «~ mariod (ep) THUS DOWLL ~ &7 THE ABOVE SALE 15 eccount of the rain, urtil ry RED. on same _ and ace, (Rep) ‘THOS. DOWLING. Anct. 7 a ahha Vy SAL BST’ TOWN, AT AUCTION By virtue of a deed of trust to us dated Jaly 25th, 1872, and recorded in Liber No. 69. folio ‘7 yee of the land records of Washington, D. ©... aot by reyuest of the part, red therebj Willen wt public anctionin frome et the prem on FRIDAY, April 10, 174, at 4 0°! of that part or parcel «f froned, aa Lot cighty -pine (#9), In Threlkeld’s addition to @sorge- town: Beginning for esid part at the south side of 2d street, and at the end of one hundred and ‘wen feet easterly from ths southeast coraer of Warren and 2 etry thenes easter! i feet (85); uu erly. parallel to sixty feet (6d);and then @ northerly, parallel to Warren strest, cue ban red and fifty-six feet (156), to] street and the beg a nite; with the improvements thereon, consis:ing of Seo dtwo-story Bite’ House, No. 113 2d st. Terms made known at ante. BAINBEIDGE B. WEBB, CHARLES C BURL OT { Teusties, marSt OSEPH F. KEULRY, Ano BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP ele ON THIBD STREET, GEORGETOWN, ‘On FRIDAY, April 10h, at 3 o'clock pm, Is at pubtic ell tion. ia front of ths remises, part ot Lot 148, in Beatty aad Haw kins? addition to Georgetows, fronting 35 feet on the south eide of Third between Market aud foot, Frederick stre-t. d Tho improve ments cone! au cleg ent two atory Mansard reof and bas-ment press brick front Dwell- ing and \wo-story Back Baildtug, the whole con- taining nive rooms, including bath-room, also enit- able number of closets, & Metrop. ments, gas, acd cold water, Latrobs stoves. Large Stable and Oarriags oa the rear of Lot. Terns: One-third cash; balarce in two equal installments at six and teelve months after date, with interest at ten per cent. per annum from day of sale, credit payments to be secured by ade, trust; cr all cash, at the option of purcaaser. Qon yeyancing at purchaser's cost. A depysit of one hundred dollars required as soon as the property is struck off. merds-12." THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ¥_ THOMAS DOWLING, auctioucer, 641 Louisiana avenue, two doors east of 7ch st. TRUSTER'S 88LB OF L ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN. D. 0. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme (vert of the District of Ociumbia, passed in Kqusty canse No. 3.528, wherein Margaret 8 Holteman is complainant ‘aod Virgiata Deaver et al. are d>- fendants, » a8 Trustee, will expose toanle. at public auction, in front of re twee on THURSDAY, the Sih day cf April, AD ister at the hoar of 8 o'clock p. m., @ part ot Let No. 10,ia Holmesd’s addition to Georgetown, D. U., beain- leased by Joha Holmead to Robert Butler. Sep'sa" ber %b, 188, aed running by and with the nort Hine of’ Bridge street easterly to the coruer to" f. rmerly belonging to Captain . Mackall, on said Bridge street, bel: g 20 feet or more; then northerly parallel with Moptgomery eirset 95 feet; thea wos erly parallel t, intersects thy lot leared to wom ridge street $9 feet or more, until it ecard line of the before-mentinned ‘atler; thence southerly paraliel to Mortgomery street 95 feet to Bridge street and place of beginning. ‘erms of eale, as prescribed by the decree: One- rd cash; ce in two equal parmente, a” eix and twevie'morths frm day of with I ‘Titi be paid down at the time at cost of purchaser. Hy Th» Trustee resecvee the right, if terms of sale are not complied with ia five days after day of sale, to resell said property on fire days’ notice through some newapaper publishe tin the District of Colnmbis, at the cost aad risk of the defaulting purchaser M.D. CASSIN, Trasteo, mar36-cokds THUS. DOWLING, Auct. SPaine ASD SUMMER GOMDs, LC rs AT POPOLAR Paces Ladies’ Dress Goods, newest styles; Black Al- pacas sud Mohairs, a’ spsctalty; saperior Black Bilks, from §1 to $2 76; 100 pisces Oasei meres, from 0 ceuts up; Sun Umbrelins and Ps oh BENJAMIN MILLER. Bridge st., Georgetown, D.O. TEMPOK4RY REMOVAL. ‘The coptinual increase of business making it ne- cessary to rebuild my store and otherwise inoteacs my facilities for the execution ef all orders, { shall found, daring the pregrens of the work, at 77 BRIDGE STREET, 8 fow doors above Jefferson strect. As the improvement will not faterfere with the execution of work in the dyeing ant scouring do- Bartment all orders of may friends will be promptiy led and highly appreciated. W. H. WHEATLEY, Dyer and Bo varer, Ofice, until fortter netice, No. 77 Bridge strest, Georgetown, D. 0. mar2i-tr SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRICES. INO. H. SMOOT & SON 119 Brings StReRr, Georgetown. D.C., Are daily receiving new and desirable @ Jods edapted to the rarly Spring Trade, comprixine the bes: makes of BLACK RE ALBS, a y . F PARASOLS and SUN UMB Ss spear With a large assortment of PRINTS. OAMBRICS and PEROAL' IBISH LINENS, NAPKINS. TOWELS. and OOTTON SHERTINGS, TABLE LINEN aud SPRING CLOTHS fer Boys’ wear, &c. Also, a full line of ai! the best known mikes of SHIRTING OCOTTOBS, and other reasonable Pitot ere oter, ee very LOWEST casa pend arbre colt free parebenmees JOHN W. SMOOT & SON, S7 Our purchases being mage exclusively for CasH, we are efabled to offer inducements to cash purchasers. ‘marg0-1aa OB SLEE on buibin bREbGS acbus: = TOWN,D 0, = Four {oi#,24 by 110, running back to a ten-foot lots hich the Presoyterii Gherah tamnerig stood, on the mein business street easy. Apply t>— Church formers # Sug%-ly _- $9 High street. H{E4D GEAR FOR SPRING. \. ALL THE LATEST ADOPTED STYLES I SPBING HATS JUST RECEIVED AT WILLETfT & RUOFF SEW SHAPES IN FELT HATS, All Colors, NEW SHAPES IN CORK AND GOSSAM HATS. We make 8 SreciaLty of NUTBIA SOFT HATs in all the new shapes, for both old and young men. SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS CITY FOR DUNLAP & AMIDONS NEW YORK DRESS HATS, AND OTHFB P2UDUCTIONS. mer20-lm METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. SPRING OPENING, 1574. DRY Ganna, is week, and also at “3 North ‘° & Open ev Cherie stent. Balt MICLINERY. Dewn Lower Than Ever! GRAND OPENING or FEENCH PATTERN BONNSTS AND HATS MRS. C, KING, 982 PENNSTLVANIA AVENUE, iy invites her customers and the public Immense Auction: In New York! TREMENDOUS LOSSES TO THE IMPORTERS! y acd Wednesday, LANSBURGH Ss PRING New sys PABASOLS ant ANS, at ous =. 3 ons 9 hetreet, opposive Pateut No branch store “8 o NEW SPRING NEW Goons. 20s e REDUCED pric eS PABASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, REAL HAIR, Avd NOVELT! WE BAVE JUST BETORNED TORK WITH ANEW, FRESH AN SIBABLE STOCK OF GOODs, AMOUNTING TO OVEE FROM NEW S in Favey Goods, YOUNG'S N.Y BAZak, 441 Teh str MISS E. A. McCORMICK Qf 908 PxuNy. Avene A large and Slegant assoriment of IMPORTED BONNETS and 400,000 DOLLARS: WHICH WH WILL SELL AT ONCE OUT REGARD TO VALUE DEK2SES LS 8, &c., Slled by Miss OB! REY.cf New York city, riatiad 4 ¥. Dye 8 LISHMENT—USTABLISHED 1s19° Oldest of ki SPECIAL OFFERINGS: OOMPRISING— BLACK AND COLORED SILKs, DBESS GOODS OF EVERY DESOKIFTION, 00 PIECES TABLE LINEN, 1,000 LONG ann SQUABE PAISLEY S11 AWLS, 1,600 deren LINEN NAPKINS GIS mn etrents Dee given that Bo cole wor FiBST OLAss soo! h street Patent LTLES OF bis BOLE "2 Clothes clotaes cleaned MEDICAL, &e. JANE WILSO. 20,000 yards HAMSURG EMBROIDERY, ‘and 4 LINEN SHEETIN yard. pthorousnly eupertonoed and Ladies’ Physician. Ladies atrended to at their residence at any jeaeact rooms and the Dest ni ate residence, 613 asiuess sacred night or day. or tendance at i 01 street, between E and F. B: dential, 300 Pieces best IRISH LINEN, 30 conte up aa" ~~ and WHITE PRINTS redaced to 7 ents. YOURSEL¥ WITH SATISFACTION YS No intereel medicine ’ Dest COLORED PRINTS, 1,000 difcrent pat- terns, at 9 conte $4 WINE CLOTH, at 79 cents, 10,000 Doren Ladiv i snd *« ALL LINES LEMS CITOHED IEFS, from § conte up. Best JAPANESE ROB: | Dowever, ie not euongh to make « ar Sea, 4 B StERR, NEAR Pa. avenve, lopg experience in both bospital and Will guarantees cure fo all Dis. nary’ Organs, Gonorrhe and Spermatcrrhes Gases contracted cured in 3to8 aay Stricture, Syphilis, Syphilis in all Sesacegee ick 5D! in quickly sou entirely eradicated from the uss of mercury. Bperm excesses and abuse in 5. 100 Plegge CLOTHS and CASSIMERES at bait est of England 6-4 CLOTH aud @53 per yore. th, causing Loss of memory ity, general debility, organic weaxn ¥, nervous irritability, symptoms of igestion, patpitation of the heart » dimnese of sight or giddi rebsdings, self-distrust, newly discovered remedi many years at 19 Entaw street, T MALY solicitations by ‘8 permanent office fn tr) meulted every Wedorsday and Sa: arday tn each week, from 2m. tag p. m. ccmpetent physician ia stiendauce every day. jamt-ly 5 &C., speedily cured by . Dr. (' | SP THESE GOODS ARE at 48 BEPKZSENTED ington p. trons. to oj tyrwhere be may be cor at once and convince yourselves that we are pot Bankrupt, but that we will untersell any so- BSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.—Hapry Relief to Youns Men irom the effects of Breure and Abuses in carly life. imeuts to Marriage removed. New tm New and remarkable remedi ee) in weaind envelo} ABEOUTATION, So. Philadelphia, Pa..—an Insitotioa reputation for professional skill, j BS. BJ. FRERO Mite Sichiatel uss, Test Mediure, has located at 16 ‘Office hours— ? Manhood Restored BANEBUPT TRAVELING Conc LANBBURGH & BRO. id 406 Seventh Street [™AXENSE REDUCTION! >BILADELPH @ DIDBANSe of ali Kivos sa pt No. 646 North ith street, Philadel INSURANCE OOMPANIES, HE ARLINGTON FOR THE DISTHIOT OF OOLU: OW Opening an Just purchased in Bew ¥. . ot wonderfully low prices. &r- at variety and of the best styles C. Op to SE Wd per yart and fabrics, from 125s: Lyons Biack Bilks, ie, § @2 Wand S3 (a: least 2) ruling market prices, and of mest finish.) E INSURANCE the bes. makes and a5. ierchicis, IBéc, Edmonston, William janson, William F. Mattingly, Wil- Jatton o. Wameutte Cotton 15c.. and other Blesched and Ua- bleacbed Cottons 7c and upwards inte, Sige. Spleneid style i Linen Towe' Bleck Grenadines f: om are very iam "Pilly . B. MAURY, Yetai-ta FRANK T.UAWLINGS, Bec ‘[ #22 12 THE skasoy FOR FiBES. Sic Ste $1" per GUARD AGAINST THEM BY ([8SURI PROPEBTY (BEAL ‘AND FEESUMALS = freat care, bosght sua eld %) ODEEAD & CO Marh-Sm 1908 F streets, bet 1th and 19 SPRING GOoOovs RECEIVED DAILY. A beautifal line of Alpacas at popular p-icss. Plaid Biriped and Piain Mainsooks a: lvw figares. Piques in different styles and various prices. Ovtten and Hosiery cheap. EMORY BAXTER, 1920 Pennsylvania svoune. Grand Display. Spring Opening. CARPETS! CARPETS !! CARPETS AT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY, OVEE 200 PIECES JUST BEOEIVED. CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE co. OF THE DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. OB PITA L...eneescscmevnsensene snssneennensneeeemsee lf 100,000 Oftice, 1429 Pi want . OHN T- LENMAN, retary. pt UIT4BL T E EQUIT. Bis LIFE ASSURANCE pany has for years beep institution in the world, ERAL AGENT, 908 7th strost, THE TRADES. ee ook and deb Printe 101% Pennsylvania. of thi largest of ong, ote Ww. G8 AND IBON AWN FSAMES A — ~ ‘OR STORES, =e nafectared Uy G. COPELAND, » one door east of 7th strest Btores, Public Builings, livtels, Ene [or sale or Improved Mildew Proof Awning me Str We sball open for & 2S largess aud most choice CARPETS exhibited in the Dist patterns have been selected aa hw offer our give all an opporiunity to purchase, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, ta MONDAY, March eesortment of MES for Stores, at MP-MEXTING with greatest 9 AT 26 OTS, Femont efore (pare iG, GAS-FITTING ‘attended to, on WOOLFORD & SHILBERG, 427 SEVENTS STREET, between D and E southwest, avenue, near 6th street, Louisiens Resid-noe 533 th LINED PIPE slways on band AMONG Toe eee, GOODS CONSTANTLY RAVING WILL BE FUUND T! AM NOLLOWING SPRCIA. ft ? » Pisin ‘Tac! FURNITURE, PAINTING, PRESS GOODS. + for mee soa Bess, THE BBW PATTERNS PAPER HANGINGS, or ‘One price only ia plain Sgures, Hehe git seca Se ESE maa ou sell save Sram W5 to G0, om the dello” Uy base ms them at - SILVERSERG'S Metropolitan Dollar Store. 323 SEVENTH STEEBT, BOGAN & WYLIE, Warld-tr 1018 and 10¥0 7th street northwest, CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, L. MARCOTTE & Co., (29 East 17th St..) marlé tr ‘Bzaz Pennevivanis AVENTS mard-2w