Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1874, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS Amusements, 2¢., To-night trakoseh Italian Opera Ford's Opera Howse—Chariotte Cushman as “Meg Merrilies” in Guy Mannering. ‘Theater Comique—‘Claude Duval” and other attractions. Condensed Locals. a Legisiature meets on the 7th ‘ot. The great plank shad excursion takes place to-morrow. The rush continues at 1D. E. W. Carter's cheap dry goods store. See his new ad. . To-night the D. D. volunteers’ associations have their banquet at the Masonic Temple; and a fine time it will be, quite evidently. ‘The Corcoran Zouave Dall, which was to have taken place last evening, was postpo: on account of the inclemency of the weather until Tuesday evening next. “ Judge Humphreys yesterday vacated the order adjudicating Joseph L. Savage a bank- Fupt, and fixed the case for # hearing on the 15th instant. Adriaans, the Lentern man, has sned Worm- ley, the hotel keeper, for wages alleged to be due him. Jobn Pope Hodnett, es¢., is Adriaan’s counsel. As will be seen by the advertisement column, Mrs. Ann Fliza Young, the Ieth wife of Brig- ham, the Mormon chief, Is te lectare at Lincoln Hall on Tuesday evening, April 14 h. Workmen are now employed excavating for a sewer for the new city hail and market south of Pernsy!vania avenue, between 7th and 9-n rtreets, the foun mn Of which is to be laid early this spring A meeting of the keepers of hotels. ordinaries and other large consumers of fce is to be hela to-night to corsider the proposition of making arrangements to purchase their ice direct from the eastern packers the coming season. Archbishop Bayley will leave Baltimore this afternoon, and expects to be absent twelve days. During this time he will administer confrma- tion in eight churches of Carrol, Frederick Howard, and Anne Arundel counties, Md., and alzo at three in Prince George’s county and the | District of Columbia. The Central Committee of Trades’ Unions bave prepared a memorial to Congress earnestly praying that that body will continue the law aking eight hours’ labor a legal day's work for all in United Statesemploy. The memorial will be sept to the different Isbor organizations throughout the country for signature: At a meeting of the directors of the Washing- ton Market Company held last evening, John 4. Bayly was elected market r, vice Edward Lafferty, resigned. Mr. Bayly was formerly a mersenger in Jay Cooke's bank, aad @ member of the Board of Fire Commiseioners, and more recently a postal clerk between this city and New York. r. Lord will deliver his famous lectare on Mad. DeMaintenor—a lecture which has drawn crew ded hoses in New York and Philadeiphia— in Lincoln Hall, on Saturday night. President Grant has signified his purpose to be present, and the fame of the lecturer will undoubtedly @raw the «lif of the city. A morning paper by stake speaks of the lecture as to come off to Bight. eeiaeniaiesne ae Britprxc Peewits.—A. Berry. three-story brick, 6th street, between D and E, southweat; Charles Pleasants, two-story frame, B, between 6th and jth, rortheast; G. S. Parmer, two-story brick, Massachusetts avenue, between 1ith and Wth, northwest; Wm. St. John, two-story fram=, 9th, between East Capitol and A, northeast: Richard Callahan, do.,K, between 3d and 4x" southwest; M. Burgmann, two-story brick stable, between I7th and Ish, northwest; Kobert te, two-story addition to frame dwelling, Maryland avenne, hetween iy and 6th, sonth- West; 8. Carpenter, two-story frame shop, 10th, between North Carolina avenue and B, south: east, and two two-story frames; James Goddard, two-story frame stable, bacasians 3g between Bridge and Canal, Georgetown; W. M. Morri- son, two-story frame. B, between 13th and Lith, northeast; Mrs. C. Bresel. do., 5th, between Q and K, northwest; G. W. Scroggin, eight two- story frames, [7th street, between G and Masea- chusetts avenue, northeast; Caroline Rasher, one-story brick store-room, 7th, between L. and M, northwest; E. FE. Morrison,’ one-story brick back building, 2d, between D and E, nor F. Buse, tw: acuthwest: L. Detween 11th and tz, two-story brick «table, 11 iP; W.J. Dyer, two two-- tory a Mansard roof, Ist, between Fayette and Fri erick streets, Georgetown; John Moore, two- corner sth and M streets northwest; . Shedd, two three-story bricks, Khode Isiand avenue, between 15th end i6th streeta northwest: W.H. Wheatley, three-story build. ing, Jefferson, between Bridge street and the al, Georgetown, George Knox, two story 21, between B and C streets north - Grabam, four-story brick, 13th, between New York avenue and I do;.J.W.K one-story frame office, Lith, between Pierce a) T streets R. I. Fleming, two-story brick eburch, (6 S8 feet, corner ist and B street« fouthwest; E.C. Elmore, two-story brick, cor- ner 5th a! Franklin streets northwest; S Brown, two-story frames, B, between ivich and Lith southwe: A. Young, frame stable ue, between 1th apd Lit tury brick, A Crvit Case Aca OV ERS MENT ov Tre District —This afternoon the cas of Jobn D. Clark a, the government of the District of Columbia is to be tried befure das- tice Chas. Walter and a jury in the Criminal ‘The body of the declaration in the follows: “The plaintit? sues the de- ferdants for money had and received by the defendants from the plaintiff, and for money paid by the plaintiff to the defendants over and above the sumot money due to the defendants for special improvements on lot No. 17 in square 28s, and for money pafd by the plaintiff to the defendants on their demand and against law and the rights of the plaintiff as secured by the constitution and laws of the United States, and the plaintitf claims the sum of $40.90, accord- ing to the particulars of demand hereto an- Bexed to wit: Money paid by plaintiff to the defendants on tax bill $155.07, the defendana correct bill $64.17. Balance due $9.9), which the plaintitt ciaims besides costs, John D. Ciark.” This suit was commenced on the ith of March. ard the ease set for the 2ith ultimo, when Mr. W. A. Cook, for the District, appeared and filed a plea to the jurisdiction of the justice, on the ground that the bill showing AD Assessment of $155.07 on the premises it can- not be cut upso #8 to allow the plaintiff to sue fer such sum as will bring it within the jaris- diction of the justice. This plea was everruled by the justice, and Mr. Clark requested « trial by jury. This afternoon was according- ly set for the trial, and the constables (the Messrs. Kimmeil) bave summoned the follow- ing persons from whom to chose @ jury: John VarKiswick, John Purdy, Wm. Di ter DP. Wyvill, R. A. Bacon, K. B. Clark, W. C. O’Meara, Columbus Alexander, Henry Himber, A. P. Pardon, A. Gleason, V y Berry, J. W Michaet Talty. the District. Proto Exercises artax Dear Mere Cot- Lox —On Wednesday evening next, the 15th instant, the exercises of presentation day wili take place at KendaliGreen. The members of the class of i574 will deliver orations, such a+ are usually given on commencement da 4 be presented to the board of directors as didates for degrees. We understand that occasion is hereafter to supercede the time- onored institution ef commencement, and a= Buch is « ippovation upon the n-ual night, Chas. Kloman and Mr.D. E. Cahill appears for no il find favor in the eyes of col- er and others who dread the almost le combination of commencement aud dog days. eet ‘Two More Cases oy WomMeN ncexep ey Kispuse F. wita CoaL O1t.—VYesterd afternoon a amed Frances Thornton, t years old, living at No 2128 F street northwest, While kindling ® fire with coal oil set the can onthe stove when it exploded, and she was on ~ barred. Dr. Sothern rendered med. ical aid. Yesterday morning a colored servant of Mr. T. Bradburn. on 10th street, between D and E southwest, while building @ fire attempted to basten it by pouring coal otion the wood. In this she successful, but the can also ex- loded, and she was badly burned about the ace. arms. and breast. Dr. H. E. Leach was called and dressed the wounds, which are se- vere bat not conqwrees. ‘Tue Boarp oF Arraat.—This boart, which bas been tnsesmon at the ©! Hall since the ‘Sth of March will adjourn ina few days They have had a smaller number of appesis than in apy previous years—probably not over 2). They bave, however, recetved alirge namb-r Of verbal requests a8 to old assessments on which they can take no action. In repiv to an inquiey by Mr. Morgan in regard to the Second National Bank buikting on 7th street, which ‘Was unfinished on the Ist of January lase as wo whether it can be ssw ssed for the next vear the board bas been informed ‘that wofinished — On April lst, 1574, suoald mot be eee Last Niewt.—Last night, about ten ‘an slarm was turned in from tne sev- enth precinct station, caused by fire beng dis coverrd ina two-story treme hose on F, be- tween Ist and North Capitol streets, owned by Antrew Glearon. The fire was extinguished after causing a loss of | in two the prinths, steps, Sc. to be of lacus “rough-potnted,” or “broken range.” The decorated is ic. The bas obtained from Particulars in reference to it: The auditory is 67 feet wide by 86 feet lon; or $2 feet from chancel arch to front wall bind the or, sega pe is divided inte ni and aisles ive iron columns on each sid the side w: im the center from the floor to the apex of are 31 feet high, and the het the Massijiten and Berea quarries, te: the wail the architects the following the ceiling t* 73 feet. The pews are arranged in ‘and two doubl le blocks; the c: , the tower por: to the choir gallery, which ‘sover the front nter bh or are, in which are staire ves- tibule; there is also a west porch. The chancel is 19 feet deep; h 17 by 19 fe & porch from 12th street. The lecture or Sunday schoo! room is the basement Is 55 bh: feet, 14 feet high: echoolroom fuel, &e. the sacristy and vestry room are feet. The vestry room is entered and there is also an infant and library in the basement, be- sides the apartments for heating apparatas, Wide areas will be opened on each side for light and ventilation to the basement. The tower and spire at the southeast corner 18 the turre: 100 feet high. This 185 feet high, an: turret is to be used as a ventilating shalt. front gable is about 86 feet high to the top of the cross. vestibule There is street, and side; there ia cend from the basement. eptrance to the basement from There are six | windows on each side of the auditory, with a ‘There are also “clear story” lights in the timber framery, and a large window in the front. The variety of design In the stone tracery. chancel window is five lights wide, and filled with stone tracery; the tower lights and 1 | the other various small windows are allin har- mony with the general design. The basement ‘The windows | throughout to be filled with stained glass, set in lead. The roofs are to be covered with slate, | will be light and cheerful. The There are two entrance doors to the center ne in the tower aud one in the porch. so one from the yard on the west | iso a stairway in the tower to as- arge well in belts of different colors and shapes, and to have ornamental metal crestings. The chancel furniture, seats and other inte- rior fittings are to be of walnut and other hard woods. The timber frammg of the roof clear story is of yellow pine, resting on spring from ten tron columns, and ten carved stone corbels set in the walls. Some of the and and spandrils of the timber framing are filled with ornamental iron work. with eight gas jets springing from each ‘he columns ard caps will be decorated colors to harmonize with the prevailing tone of | The chancel arch is formed of the intertor. The iron colamns are slender and clustered, with rich foliated caps, ca; wit stone. with attached three-fourth columns, with rich foliated caps, and corbels and arch mould- shaft before referred to ings. Fie Zentiiotins draw off the vit! is to lated air from the interior throngb air duets constructed under the floor; means are also furvisned for taking out the heated and vitiated air in warm weathe ventilators from the upper part of the ap ments. The windows are made to raise lower by means of weights and cords, and r by part- and aiso some of the clear story lights are made to open for the purpose of free natural ventilat tion. Water closets and wash hand-basins arranged in retiring rooms, and at convenient parts of the building for the clergy, congregation and Sun- day school. The site is a very commanding one, its el tion with the great breadth of the avenue jeva- | and street and the ample space in front of the build- ing will, we think. combine to produce an posing effect, and display to advantage thetic properties of the ALtEcuD Ta A very respect: T OF A Hogse anp Bra le looking man, hitectural design. im: th: v— giving the | name of John Green, was arrested yesteniay morning by Sergeant Frazier and Policeman Moore, of the middle district, charged with havin, $500, from Nailor’s livery stable, tn Wash: ton. A stolen ® horee and buggy, valusd at ing- t the examination before Justice Hagerty, Washington Nailor testitled that he kept alivery stable on & street, in the city of Washington. Puesday evening last the accused came to the stable and desired to hire a carriage for a few hours, but did not find one to suit him. Wed- nesdsy morning he came again, told witness his ’s Hotel, and for a tew hours. ted to hire a carri One of the beet horses and e was Johu Huges, that he was boarding at | Witte tage car Tiages was given him, and hedrove off. Ashe did not return in the evening, witness wen! it to Willard’s Hotel and found a man registered as John Hughes; bad paid bis bill a1 departed. Witness thereupon started tor Baitimore. As witness was driving down Ciarles street yester- day morning he saw the accused pass him by in the bugey. Witness gave chase and ordered the accused arrested. Witness identified the accused as the man who bired the buggy from him. Justice Hagerty, after hearing the evi- dence, directed that the accused be held for the Authorities of the District of Columbia.—alti- more Sun, this morning. ARRESTED ON SUSPICION —Last night, tectives Sargent and McElfresh arrested a iving the name of A. W. McUarter, at a bo ng-bouse on oth street, above G, On suspi ot being a confidence man. This pi said, formerly resided in Alabama, regret making bis acquaintance. On his pe De- man ard~ clon it ts ty, flere a number of the people, it is said, have reason to | rson were found papers showing that he had been engaged in fortane-telling at Warrenton; also a list of “contributors,” mostly colored people, It is supposed. On the way to police hi quarters he acknowledged that when he could ‘* beat” anybody by talking he did so. at police He will be held eadquarters until it can be ascer- tained if he is waxted in Alabama, and if not he will be sent tof the city. pcos pea ARREST OF Two BattimoRRAns.—Yester- @ay morning, about 11 o'clock, the room D. Russell, No. 605 9th street northwest, entered and robbed of clothing, vained at The case was given to letectives Miller McDevitt, who in a very short time (30 min arrested Joba Farrell and Charles Lee, c 8. was #15. and ates) two | Baltimoreans. and took them to headquarters, and recovered ali the 8. This morning & good: letter was received from Chief Crone asking the detectives to look out for the above named men, as they were wanted on charges of burg that city. They were taken to Gardner's had thelr pictures taken tor the gallery which they were taken to the Police This is the quickest worked up job on record. art, Reat Estate TRawsrers.—Geo. A. Armes to Moses Kelly, lots divitien of square 9 and 28, Kelly's 81,200; Edward eub- Wil- liams et al. to Caroline Williams, —, in Beali’s sion of Meridian Hill, $1; Chas. Taylor wite to Edward Winslow, part lo Howard Univeraty estate, 36! part ton lot 8. square sz George Boges, part ‘lot 0; James E square 2; € J. Soter to Thos. J. Sullivan, part lot 3, squal 536, £2,800. | adéition to Georgetown, 85.500; Geo. Taylor | and wife to Joseph Casay, part lot 30, subdivi- and , block 18, Matthew G! | | Emery and wife to Cath. M. Boyle, lot 17 and in reservation No. 12, 2.400; Wasbing- ity Orphan Asvium to George Bogus, part E. Fiteh to —_¢—__ . Reorrtion ov a PasTor.—Last evening Rey. Jesse Shreve, the newly of the North Carolina avenue ppointed pastor | ethodtist Prot. | estant mission, reached this city with his family to enter ou his duties, and was met at the rail- Toad st on by & committee of the mission, who escorted him to the parsonage house prepared for bis reception, where he was surprised to tiad | bis futare home handsomely furnished through- out, and a large number of the members of the mission collected to give him a cordial welcome. After the interchange of greetings wore In- vited to the diving room, where 9 sumptuous supper hed been prepared by the ladies. - 2 & happy time the company separated. ——— ee Dear Sta’ give us your brightest radiance for our little tertainment to come off Satarday evenin, Willard’s Hall. ter '—You who twinkle for every one, en- at It is im behalf of “the littie church around the corner,” St. Marka, which is how struggling like yourself to illumine © dark one waste places” of the capital. want itto be “a light set on a bill!” people generally, to witness how cleverly a upon ali, French stodents and prrerte Madehan v “the fac- tous wife is outwitted by her opponents in the little comedy offered them: “L'Esprit ds Co: tradiction.”* BrILDING Associations._—The Columbia Cooperative Buiiding Arsociation sold last Right. at ite seventy-fitth montaly Fem a shares at (9 and one mium; amount to be advanced on each share $500, minum not deducted. monthly meeting of the East ‘Association. At the 30th Washington Building . last night, ‘wenty-seven shares were sold, at an average Tem! of NAt the th ‘meeting of Central No. 2 pight, 15 shares were advanced at an average }remium of 50 per cent. Zxe, Beasp RS yesterday appoit . honal private to d ig ™x months. oir ted & private onthe of Cl ETROPOLITAN POLIcE do daty at the Columbia bulld- to at ‘um! “a "Thomas J. Clark was ap- force. The application for approval of Presbytery of Chesapeake, | CONCLUSION OF YESTERDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. (Correspondence of The Star.) ALEXawpRIA, VA., April 9, 1874. After the close of my report by telegraph yes- terday, the following business was transacted ! | } | a of Wi city, was introduced , Rev. A. W. Pi'zer, and after ex- | was taken under the care of the pres- | by as 8 candidate tor the Gospel ministry. | ‘he committee on standing rules mad | port, which was accepted and adopted. The special committee on the accounts of the treasurer of the presbytery then made a report, which was accepted. 7 DR. Ege RESIGNATION. 3 PD. m.—The presbytery resumed its session, and heard Dr. Bullock’s reasons for dissolving the pastoral reiation. after which the presby- | tery cited the congre; to meet on Monday | night, 13th inst., at $ o'clock, to take action in | Tegard to his application, and to appear by its commissioners before a meeting of the presby- | tery to be convened on Tuesday morning, lich inst., at 9 o'clock, to show cause why the resig- ation should not be accepted. ——— THE COURTS. Circuit Covrt—Judge Cartter. Yesterday, Pomeroy vs. Clark; verdict for Jsinti in $1,275, with interest. “Hubbard va. Hamilton; verdict for plaintift fn $674.41, with intere-t. Jacobs vs. Continental Lite [osua- rance Company, jury respited antil this morn- ing. To-day, the trial of the crs of «Jacobs agt. the Continental Insurance company—action 02 policy on the life of young Jacobs, who was | found dead in the Smithsonian grounds a few years since—was resum Porice Court—Jwige Snell. To-day, John Morgan and John Yeates, two boy, charged with throwing -tones, were tined SSeach. Whitson George, load and boisterous; $5. Wm. L. Williams,same; $5. Jerre Lee, & Vagrant, Was sent ts the workhouse. Altred Boreland, loud and boisterous; $5. Charles H. Brown, throwing stones in the street: 3. _Ban- jamin Simpson, profanity; $3, John RK. Rich- ards, same; $3. Sandy Sorrell. David Payne and Spencer Koberts,playing bail on the street; $3 each. John Key, assault and battery on therine O'Rourke. ' This occarred on the 21st uit. in the grocery and liquor store of Mr. John O'Rourke, husband of the complainant, and has been stated in ‘Tae STAR. An altercation occurred between the two men, anda fight fol- lowed, during which Mrs. O'Rourke was struck | with a pound weight on the head. fracturing her skull slightly, eince which time she bas been at the Previdence Hospital. This morn- ing she appeared incourt and gave testimony, bat could not say who struck her. Dr. J. it. Retly, who attended Mrs. 0’ Rourke, testified to the character and severity of the wound; that the skull was fractured, and there was consid- erable concussion produced on the brain. He considered it a dangerons wound. Dr. Beall corroborated the statement of Dr. Rett thought there was no farther danger. O'Rourke, husband of complainant, testified that hey was intoxicated when he cam» to his house and insulted bis wife, when she tried to persuade him out of the house, when Key took something ont of his pocket and struck at her, and sbe fell senseless to the floor; Key was very abusive to witness and his wife, and when Key attacked his wife witness threw a weight at bim which he was using in weighing some flour, but he did not hit his wife with it. Officer Kearney testified to making the arrest of Key after he had made the essault and left thehouse. Mr. Carrington, for defence, made an address in behalf of hisclient, after’ which the court imposed a tine of $100 and costs. K-y was then arraigned for assault and battery on James Peake, a colored man. This affair oc- curred just before the assaulton Mra. O'Rouke, and before Key went into thestore. Peake tea: tifed to being struck a Key, who held a knife in bis hand, at the same time he said: L don't hike a nigger or an Irishman for noth- ing,” and struck at him. He caught witness by the back of the neck and kicke4 him. Mr. Carrington. Judge, I leave it to your | sound iecretion whether there is any assault proven bere.” Judge.—‘* My sound discretion is that he pay $20 and costs.” Charles Lee and John Farrell, grand larceny of clothing from Mr. Russell; comuitted for ac~ tion of the grand jury in defaait of $1,000 each bail. John H. Burke, larceny of a pairof shoes; sixty days in jail. Addison Lane, threats to Cvesar Smith; bonds to keep the pace. Chas. Thomas, larceny of coal worth 87; three months in jail. "Joseph Eskridge and .J. H. Rollins, charged with larceny of some oars and row: locks from Andrew Ktaynor. It appears these two men borrowed @ large yawl boat from a Mr. Robey, and took the oars and oarlocks from Ksynor’s premises, and offered to geil the boat for $5; tined £20 each. GEORGETOWN. Stray Buuets. few days ago Mgs. Van- derwerken, who lives on Beall street, between Congress and High,was sitting in her room,when a bullet, coming from the direction of West street, parsed through the window, making a hole about the size of a silver dollar, and lodged inthe plastering on the opposite side of the room. The police should hunt up this careless she oter. CaTTLe Marker—(Means & Co.)—The market at the Drovers’ Rest yesterday was brisk. 137 fat cattle were offered and sold to butchers at prices ranging from 4\c. to Tc. per pound. sheep and lambs were sold at 6c. ‘07 ¥e. per pound for wool, Se. to7c. for clipped, and $3 to $5 for lambs. A few cows and were offered and sold at $50 to $60 per he: Fish Magket.—The receipts at the fish wharf his morning were 2,000 taylors and 1,000 her- | ring. The taylors sold at $11 and the herring at $10 per thousand. ALEXANDRIA. Srneer ImpRovemeNTs—City Surveyor Car- ter has completed the topographical survoyot the city, nineteen streets runing east and west of about one mile each in length, and fifteen ran- ning north and south, of about one and a halt miles esch, making together about 41 miles. The vertical heights of the inter-sections of the centers of the streets have been determined aboue ordin: bigh tide, as well as the various dulating points between. The map and pro- files will be ready for the inspection of the Board of Public Works about the 15th or 20th instant, and the work on the streets will probably be commenced about the first of . Tue Prorosep Suir Yarp—The nowly | elected board of directors of xandria — Marine railway company met noon and elected W. A. Smoot,” t, and J.H. Held, secretary, and deter poly at once to Judge Keith, ot the opurt, tor & charter. The company is in thekames of acstrc, | energetic and practical men, and no doubt is entertained of the speedy establishment of a first-class ship yard in this city. Errgct oy Usguquitep Love.—The strange | and wild- looking foretgner, with long white hair | and whiskers, who, for several years past, has | been seen roaming about the anfrequented su- burbs, and sometimes standing or walking naar | the intersection of King and Washington streets, and who, itis said, lost his reason by the treat- ment he received from his sweetheart many | years ago,was taken up this morning and lodzed n jail until he can be sent to an insane asylum. ¢, last evening. Unimgp States Marsnat Apporxreo.— | United States Marshal O. P. Ramedeil has ap- | pointed I. ©. O'Neal, of Alexandria, deputy marshal for the eastern district of Virginia. Me O'Neal will enter upon the discharge of nis | duties as soon as the legislature adjourns. r= | Fis Rey, inee our last he eo (122 m. yerterday) 175,000 herring have arrived, which fold for $5489 per 1,000; 12,000 shad, which sold At $15 50x816; 1,200 bunches of rock sold at 20a 2c. per buneh.—Sentinel, last evening. BUY FOB CASH, 4T REDUCED PRICES DBESS TRUNKS, | SOLE LEATHER TRUM ENGLISH AND PAG BLE AND La WORK RA CABBIA' avtbe OLD AND PBAOTIOAL MABUFAOTOLY OF JANES 5S. TOPHAM @ CO., Ho, 636 SEVERTH 5T aT. Adjoining Odd Fellows’ Hal BEPAIBING, SPE Ee eo | G1GNoB sTRIBI, FoRMERLY oF WasHINoTon, leave to announce to the public of Washington feat hs bee retarsed Je the city, and will take « PIbS IN VOCAL MOBIC. ‘edress a the Music Storer. ~~ V0 -maravim” MALL PLEASUBE BOATS FOR BI&E, Jesraracegze SS Bersl-tw" Foot of ste, | SCHOOL S8U:TS, Street To-day. «< Tamme’s Noraine Line [7.”. New York, | 10.—The Post's for te yey a article saye:—Gold opened at 115%, and bas | used.” «Like it much. "t speak since sold at 13a . On goki loans the rates highly of it.” “There can be no fault found bave been 2 to 4 carrying. Foreign ex- it” “Can toitesuperiority.” “Doa't change is firm. prime bankers holding their | ose any other.” are a few quotations Dills at 485 and 488y. The stock market | from the bundrods of testimonials im favor of Continues dull and heavy. Money is 4ai% for | Dooley’s Feast Powder, which is the only chem- call loans, and 5 to7 for best class mercantile leally. pure, harmless, healthy and nutritious Paper. most of the sales being at Sas. Gov- the kind in’ market. P. iy Feli- ernment bonds are strong bigher than yee- | able, easy to use, convenient, and recommended fervay. There were no gales of southern state | by all. For saleby grocers. Dooley & Brother, bonds at the board. , 09 New street, New York. postin ee Sosteaedl Loox at T: tas pene aaa an being needed. It has worked perfectl daring all that time, ¥ ‘Abril 10—Cotton fi-m—low mid- | Upon all kinds of family sewing. I believe the 1 Fisur Armer, but not quotably higher, | Wheeler & Wilson to be without an eyusl. Wreat Srm—white cocice 120; ar to prime do. Mancarer Mircuett, 1e., ‘hoics A to 46 Si ist = mo, D. O. and Indiana do.,1 we Scientific and Safe Treatment. 80. Corn. Srm—white soutl ‘When applied with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche touthern, S@Al; mix. and accompanied with Dr. Pierce's Golden Oats rr —southern, 61G86: Medical Discovery as constitutional treatment, i ndevey. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy produces perfect cures of the worst cases of Catarrh and Onena ee acon. fi of many years’ standing. This thorough course — Shoulders, 75, @7*;; clear rib sides,9",@W0 | of medication constitutes the only sctentiiic, Suger-cured yo Dg Lard active and excited, | rational, safe and successful manner of treatin, fc ern in od deman¢d, prices an- changed Ocffeo dull. Whishy nominal, sigur, | thls odtons disease that has ever been offered —Shoniders, LJ ee Jobbing ~ to the afiiicted. So successful haa it proven that y YORK. April 10.—Stocks active and we ¢ proprietor has long offered a standing re- Mowry 6; Gnd EK: Wackenen 1eGe Ami; teor, | Ward OF £000 for a Coen el Cree ene Te 428%. Governments strong and active, not cure. INDISPU TAREE EVIDENCE. THos. J. Bisnor, of South Broaklen, N. ¥., writes that hie wife had suffered since a child with Catarrh until it had resulted in what emi- nent physicians pronounced Consumption; that she has used Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy with Dr. Pierce's Go'den Medical Discovery, and they have worked wonders with her case. ¢03 To ext nim of the Chills immetiately, take Dooley’s Ague Powders. They cure perma neatly. 20 ay. monew, a for Bouds of 1857, “. 5 4 pre! +88. Lonnox, April'l0 2 p.m.—Ths weather throngh- out England to-day is fair. Erie, 2M@3. Loxnon, April 10,3 p.m.—Th rate ef dicount in bree months bills ie" per cout y the Hank f Rnogiand rat. Bric ‘is dispatches quote renies at 59 entimes. ae THE WEATHER, Wan Darantw ent, (fice of Chicf Siemal Ofcer.} Wasninetos, D.C , April 10, 1874. 10:30 5m. PRonABILIIINS.~ The storm center oif the middle Atlantic coast will more northesm w over New England winds, rain and ano $25 assy francs, 1256 01 asa Ponp’s Exteact is forsale at wholesale by Chas. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists everywhela. tow;t th. Stan TAKR OARR oF YOUR VALUARBLRS.—Uall and examine the fire ar hnrglar proof vaults of the Safe Deposit © any, corner of New York avenue and 15:> .reet, for safe keeping Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valn= ables, Rents trom ten to sixty dollars per an- faring weather. For the mid- lower Iske region, winds backing to northwest and southwest and clearing but partly cloudy weather For the southern states east of the Mississippi and Obio valley, geveraliy clear ‘weather, lower temperature and northwest to soath- St winds Wor tue upper iske copies. batty | BUM, According to size. No business man can Cicudy weatber and to-night ccouslonat ight mince | Sfford to do without them. Tube warning from snow. wer g80 ari end Towa, Acad igs og the Chicago and Boston fires. ae ene Oblo, Used orl Conierland, Tennersce and lower Wissieslepi rivers | . THR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- will rise, eationaey sigvels continns on me gout fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 15 jouton, and are ordered for Port, —— ised, Ristpond, tad tee eiations Ie Ueto Bente ea | _ ‘Tuaw Oowss, Bunicas, Tiecbenes Nails, Bow Brarewick. Vascular Exe , Chilblains, and other ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy health, and thereby promote irritability of temper, shorten life and interfere with its da- ties and pleasures, is probably as much of a trueism as that the establishment of Dr. Waite, No. 535 16th street, opporite the U. 8. Treasury (whose treatment {s based upon strictly scien {ifte principles) is liberally patronised by the most intelligent and considerate people, in or- der to avoid, or if ailing to be relieved ‘or per- “<COMMENCEMENT.? IMMENSITY. STYLE AND ELEGANCE ABE THE manently cured of those most troublesome an- y wane . —_e—___ PROMINENT CHARACTERISTICS | yyyuyouergus avd barometer are repai OF OUR and made to order by Hempler near 4\ street. sehr eee NEW AND LARGE STOCK —_| celetratea Barnar Patterns,” Atouey nt Chee oF Banm’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, Intelligencer bnilding. 10,28 SPRIVG CLOTHIVG WHICH IS NOW DY FOR INSPECTION, 1012 Pennsylvania Avenue, south side RovB ly Fine Work « Specialy WNINGS AND TRON AWNING F&AMES IN OUR A POR STOKES, G. Gor RUAN Boys’ Department 643 Lontelana srerine, oe door eat of th strast. ae ON FLA ores, at factory prices, AN ELEGANT LINE FLAGS, OAMP-MEKTING TENTS for sais or oF uit. Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof Awning Mas3-tr WRINGS PUBLIO. BUILDINGS, & 4 wos PRIVATE BESIDENGES “SE TENTS FOR SALE OB RENT, Deoretions ——— for Balls and Parties. SCHOOL SUITS, DRESS SUITS, DBES3 SULTS, MEDIUM SUITS, MEDIUM SUi18, CHEAP SUITS, OHEAP SUITS, WELL CUT, WELL MADE, AND OF GOOD DURABLE MATERIALS IOGAN, Manuiacture:, angt-tr Examine Our Stock. HABLE BROTHERA,. MERCHANT TAILORS & FINE CLOTHIERS marg0o-tr Corner 7th and O streets, HH" BECKIPT TO-DAY. - / SSTMINETEBR HOTEL, DN THE EUROPEA’ Corner of Irving Place a Street, NEW YORK, Only one block from Union Square, the most cen- tral yet quiet location in the city, in the immediate Ficiuity of all the principal piaces of amnsement and — Fetail stores, baa ‘n ent: od and im- proved the paat seasch by the addition of Atty roome re nd 8 passeuger clevater, a7 FIFTY € ENT TEA. a feta ly CHAS. B. FERBIN, Propristor, ONLY & SMALL PROFIT. Fanal to much of the Tea that fs valued at ono do lar per pound BFA TKIAL WILL CONVINOE N. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F street, y8-cr6t under Ebbett Honse. \WEARE NOW MANUFACTURING, AND IT can be obtained of Grocers every whore, Cc. OG, WILLARD, SBSITT HOUSE, apl-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0 HYsen’s HOTEL, No. 709 @ STEET, Brrwaen 7rm and 8TH Srxexrs, FURWITURE, jemay RACAHOUT DES ARABEs, which fs pronounced by competent judges superior to any yet offered the public, either by foreign or domestic manufacturers. Bacabout is composed of the best nutritive and restorstive substances. It is is a favorite breskfast beverage for ladies aud young and EM- It is especially desirabie for NEB- VOUS people, or those affticted with weak stomachs. Ask fo: W. BAKEB & ©O’S, and take no other; your grocer can get i) if he will. PAINTING, PAPER HANGINGS, AND CURTAIN MATERIALS, W. BAKEB & CO, Dorchester, Mass, ESTABLISHED 1780, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, &. SPRING FASHIONS IN HaTs. NEW SHAPES AND DEsiansingen.| %- “MARCOTTE & Co., TLEMEN’S HaATs, oN A: FELTHATS roe yours GENT'S ALL = =e ™ ny (29 East 17th St.,) monuent ct SLL THE NEW RAPES Tare duced by the New York Leaders ef Fashion T° NEW YORE CITY, Jan%-Om KID GLOVE DEPOT! LIGHT AND DABK OCLORED NUTRIA HATS, im alt new shapes, suitable for spying aud summer ear. HATS AND TCRBANS Youth’s and Ohildre reestved 6very day, 4 KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES SOLE AGENTS IN THIS CITY FOR DUNLAP & AMIDUN NEW YORK DRES8 HATS, AND OTHE SPECIALTIES, PE GLOVES! WILLE?T & RUOFF, 905 Pennsylvania Avenue. os GENUINE JOUVIN'S! GENUINE ALEX ANDER’S? or STAG WHISKY. This Whisky is distilled to our order, and kept in dond for us until its age warrants us in offering it to the public for use, medicinal or social. The increasing popularity with which it has been met since its int ic dates cen any hesitation on our part in claiming for it a smooth- ness and flavor unsurpassed. Its purity we guar- antee. Our right and title to the exclusive use of this brand is on record at the United States Patent Ofice. HALL & HUME, at CHAS. BAUM'S EID GLOVE DEPO 608 SEVENTH STEEBT. DEALERS IN FINE WINES, BRANDIES SongET{ racronr! WHISKY, &c., OonsEr feb28 co6m 807 Manner Space. FRENCH CORSETS! \ ERMAN CORSETS! 4LL STYLES OF CORSETS On hand and made to order at SFecrat No ics. Zt having come to our knowledge that other whis- keys than our own, and in frequent instances, adul- teraled grades) are sold under the name and brand OLD STAG WHISKEY, our labeled bottles used te make the more plaustble, we deem it our duty to our dealers as well as to owr- the name of COLD STAG WHISKERS oor = Seats an ea eatey| | Sete Sit aot Ghee Sarery ad a cco rach soy tne tase wo sane 408 SEVENTH STREBT 1s of out popular ; lnappeiuade E CAPITAL BE $300,000, “OLD STAG WHISKEY” can | peanoea Privette ‘ice aleays produce evidence, y 3 rs; 83; Tints, O24; “Tecuss O15; 3 Pt WHOLESALE febs8-00ém ge 7 Market Space, Fifvara Sal's A vice mica peep at and by x TINT 2 & 00., Bankers, 10 Wall tor BSTEA Seats 10 Wal cron, spe im GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS B® THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. URSDA’ oe : nu ey ber cr Sur ot ek Perscnal of the late Mrs "AK. Aracls. vir 1 Mastirees:2 Quitte,? Biaakete, % Lawl 5 5 ADIBS AND OBTLDRE pas L LaBoe Wikiery’ ae MOBNING WRAPPERS, BLACK EMB. WALK No Jackets: DEBGARMEST. tin and embrotd- By order of JAM erea: marls-| LACK LAMA TIGHT FITTING Bac Ly sacl thecek brated J BP. OORBETS. Send aoe dl byt ADOVE BAL! sccount of the rain.antil TO MORRO W (Sacarday) ACK Pama. MQRBING, come Soc ner Ortiiee cae be 48 DOW LIN auctioneer. M. WILLIAN's, ei fil Be Fede oT TE oF 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, By virtue of a decree of the 8: preme Covert of FOR THE LOWEST MARKET PR PR ne Dictricd ct Gorvabia, panned 3 Gite Trewise, Paves AT, MADAME ESTREN'S. 01% Ike stron Tr@uce our enormous ateck of m Hair, Braids, and Curis. Very bandsome Broide of anew ot A sud Upwards; Beactifal Curls from 59 jolmend Ca. B ag ping for the same at the end of the ‘first line j ree An want will seve money and time. featf groued on the north side cf Briage weeet, |. Callandexanine, We guarantee natiotvrtion to leased by Jobu Hlmead to Rob-rt Baricr Reprem: ‘i “a ber th, 18, end Toning by and with tee morth | ; | SF A. Mccormick, Qe PRNNSVLVANIA AVENUD, (Up Stairs.) ELEGANT OPENING . ow Jot leased to Batler: - = Movtomeryotrct tort to SPRING SILLINEEY, aioe WEDNESPAT. APRIL = PR ge ted gy am ich the Indies of Washingtos — Ses a = anste Situ hibersy t “ a Smoentennon SPrine Goons be paid down ¢ ved an clveart eeeortment of Chiliren Piatt if tore i NOBMANDIE Caps PARAS Ls ant FANS, at MES SELMA BUPPER ae the cost wad vis of Dates: Sheets eopeeite Rates o M.D. CASSIN. Trastoe, W SPRING Goo marié-eokds THOS. DOWLING, as. | N® Fee ee nDUCED PRICES . a DEW GOODS EW GvoDs, S7 THE ABOVE BALE I8 POSTPO i PABASULS. SUN UMBRELLAS, accennt of the weath: MONDAY, BEAL HAIR April, same hour asd pine Aud NOVELTIES fo Mt OASSIN. Trustee. | Open et YOUNG'S B ded THOS DOWLING, Avct. | merlé-tr JEUORGETOW N SAVINGS BANK, w. € le BE ISLAND, BN G 3. HIGH STREET TAT RUMEN? Est Bank hours, 9 a.m ts 4p (to receive deposi's) unt'l 6 erosie. Gencrs ton Satertays Interest pait_oa The oldest and largest =. voay be tu the Fal Bsnkine Busiress done, sod Col- | Krotions made op ail sccomible pelate. Discount | u KIN OBN, Frost: J. DICKSUN, Casuior A. FISHES, FIEST CLASS BOO. teetors R. Polkinbora, Th-s.D «ling, J.T. Mth Vy O15 Kb erect, epporite Patent Ui den Dicken’ BU Gr pias Keti. We fon sruciacting Gerhie BOLE Phin ese y isn, artley, Latics Lvesses ithout them 6a sa figntleman's Coches cictren cleaned at BY THOMAS DOWLING, Anti over PEREMPTORY TBUSTER’S SALE OF ABLE FMPROVED PROPERTY AT Al IN GEORGEIOWN. Ry virtue of a desd of trust 1873, recorded in Liber 71, f. RH ite cleaned ow short wetonPrees moe ed on ‘ @rate: poncteality enarantond. DRY Goops. Thos, Knowle, | | lumbis, and by | NOTBING SO CHEAP AS DRY red t seseebiae Front of tbe pret sone. 1574, at 3 o'clock of land kn Wo ard 10 Best PRINTS, 10 cents. north side of Lat street 9) foot east from Frederick Good PRIN) 8.8 cents. sind parallel. wh Anérosco pein COTTON, 12% cents. | Wameutts COTTON, 15 cx PAPER CAMBRIC. 10 cer Job kt BLACK ALPACAS. 50, @, and the cheapest ia the market, BLAOK SILK, $2, worth @2 50 A ysecutel 2) | WHITE SPREADS, 82%, worth @3 &! a ~ | All other goo¢s dows ts proportion a | LUTTSELL & WINE, epoeur 1930 Per We? sir n, south to the beginaing, north side of said alley. betoe the oastornmos! Sia ble but one of the rani Stables bail, aud front- ing on the nerth side of aatd alley. Terms of sale: $2.00) with interest at ten por cent. from July 7th, IS73, tegerher with the ex penres of thw nd uino the Stable on the 5 contes sale, in cash; balance iu 6 and iz | in mths, with interest at six ‘per o tit of tr: jes aud deed of ti Y hana to resell Bro pr fowl: . . ning PERC» DOmGE, Trasten _8r DOWLING. BY TROMAS DO ad, Auction A VERY DESIR‘ BLE TH (EE STONY REIOK DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN aT | AUCTION | ne, Cor. 204 THAT BOGAN & WYLIE, SELL DEY GOODS 80 CHEAP Because :hoy purchase from the beet sources, aud Be they ocenpy Stores in an On FRIDAY, April velock p.m. | OLD-FASHI- NED NEI@HBORWOOD. I will sell, on the pre f bets 5 Their reut 14 o.he wen ares low cust they 38 ee ontiaK about 20 the gorth | n sel! at a small profit street, between Fr: svotte « omg roveon te ms. | BARGAINS IN BLACK ALPA as Fick Bwolling-how contataiag BLACK SILKS. ewer Gane third cosh: bok 41s | S82" Oue price uly marked in plain figures, Mouths, with interest at 8 pe “aby a | prt 1018 avd 1020 7th street northwoet, deed of trust on the property. nciag at the = a ———a cost of the purchaser, apid = ait THOS. DOWLING, Anct. TALUABLE HEAL & ALUABLS HEAL "N, AT auc Are now oj 8n entire rew steck of DEY By virtue uf dead of trum | GOOD, just purchased in New York by Mr. Brod 2, 1573, and recorded ta Liber 'N, bead. at’w onderfally low prices. one of the land records of W Dress 's in gr- at variety and of the best styles by reonest of the party secured thereby. we rice, from 12%. ap to yard in fromt of the premises, 174, at 4 o'clock p. m., port or parcel “f groan’ known ea Lot eight pine (29), ip Thretkeld's addition t 2 Scores. town: Boginning for said part at the sont’ o 24 street, and at the end of one bundred and feet casterly from the southeast corner Bleck silks, v$e., $1 25, #1 8. 9175, 92, 82 Sand €3. (at least B per cout eer ties ruling market ) and of the best makes and nest perfect finial: ) Bick Alpacas, 220 le width, deuble width je Ottoman Shawls, $2 25. on FRIDAY, Apri ef that 2d streets; thence easterly with the Shetland Wool shawls, @ia5. 5 4 iy, paral All Linen H-mumed Handkerchiefs, 10. to Warren easterly pac Ladies’ One Button © lored Rada, 65¢. lel to 24 street, {Jur feet (4); thence sontheriz, p Ladies’ Two B Party Ki allel to Warren street, pf; '¥ feet (90); thence west: Womrutta Ce erty. parallel to 2d stre- ty feet (S);and taen-e northerly, parallel to Warren street, one haaaret And fifts-six feet (186), to 21 street and ths begin Bing; with the Improvemente thereon. consis:ing of tes House, No, 113 24 st INBRIDGE T WER ABUES CG BUBRS {Teast marsi JOSEPH F. KELLEY, A BRE THOMAS DOWLING, Avctionser. PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VaLUARLE PROP ESTY ON THIED STREET, GEORGETOWN, Op FBIDAY, Aprii 10th, at 3 o'clock pm, bleacbed Oott Printa, S590 loc, ANE cP, cry bow ours! ond nd a lot of other go vie are of the best makes aud rout care, bought aud sold were DMeA . het cheap, aud will 6o Pa Mmert-3m 1205 SPRIN & O#., haut th ste. Goons RECEIVED DAILY. 1 shall ecll at’ public auction. is front of th? | Aq peautifal line of Al " remtene. ta ot 1 t %. be o paces at popular prices. Kine? addition to Georsetone’ restiey Stes” | Piasa, @triped ond Pisin Moiscoreear toe figures, the south side of Third street, b-twoen Market and | Piques in different strles and various prices: ‘rederick street, by s ib of 125 feet The improvements cor Outten aud Hosiery cheap. an slezant two story Mansard roof and bassment pross brick fry ot D MOBY BAXTER, ing and ‘wo-story Back Building, the whole mards-tr 1920 Penusyivanie avers. talning nine rorms, {uelading bath-rocm, also = le number of closet», &¢ The Mtr: Sor, Abd the prop: 4 Display. pe all the modern - atér, range and Latrob Carriage House on the Spring Opening. CARPETS! CARPETS !! CARPETS !!! AT BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. OVER 200 PIEZOES JUST BEOEIVED. cold w le and all casb. st the option of purcanser. Yeyancing at porchas-r's cost. A d=pesit of one hundred dollars required as soon aa the property is struck off. 5 xm We shal! for 4 jONDAY, " tab THOS. DOWLING. Anct. | gyW7tQM4l! one for tmpection MONDAY, March SPRING GOOLS AT LOW PRIiVES. CARPETS eed ever exhibited in the District. SMOOT & SON The has BE, GEORGETOWN. D.O., | carecabd are ull of the very eter amine, Sree x. eae! ae, Gs0d- The hich we offer our Carpets this sea- tx. PORE ona Tiupity to purchase. ie, asion Lieod BakTPORD Bene. ¥ = HREE. -QAMBRTOS CL ISE Tarkeruy INGwAINs, _ = een OOTTON EBIOAN T acd WOOL LEU GAINS SPRING Pa wear, &e. il the best known makes of NE, and other seasonable very LOWEST Casa — ors eure charing «lsewhere. +. which we offer at 1 ES, ; and ask a call from purchasers, Seles JOHN a. Swoor & son hewmen THE ARCADE. F purchases being mase exclusively for CASH, we are to offer inducements 9 cash WOOLFORD & SHILSERG, mard)-Im 427 SEVENTS STREET, between D and E southwest. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE. amore THEN TICK —TEMPOR «RY REMOVAL. ‘The continual increase of business making it ne- Cemory to rebuild my store andotherwire tncres<* my facilities for the execution of all orders, be found, during regress of the work, at 77 BRIDGE STREKT, doors above Jefferson street. the improvement will not interfere with tho execution of work in the dyeing sn7 scouring de- wi BArSPeet ell orders of say irtends will be promptly | Legres cy 5 BERIT ADC WHEATLEY, broker a Dyer avd Be. fee” Fucked and ReMed Bitrts, @1 oarér. ime : Office, until farther netice, No’77 Brides wrest, | Learee’ oEmtronseny ‘and Bette, Georgetown, D. O. Marii-tr — a - le, Bue. Lace Pisice? 8 marti tr a. J PRING AND SUMMER Goops, oa 4 I el _ Ss ont Fag i ag ices = gute L : ice, from 1 to 6578; 100 pieces Oobimnren. fino Weents up; bon Uabrelies Sitverberg’s Metropolitan Dollar Stere BENJAMIN MILLE marg7-$m*_ 101 Bridge st., Georgetown, D. 0. Berean Gites Tenet Steed pts tn ¢ now styles, N Sidi retee | Pitt Frosch Onina Bpittoons, gt. many _sntheetieeeno.o. | Seems eee eS Boguet UILDERS DEPOT. = LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT pen wl save From B5t0 Socom the solar ty teot BREN’S, 422 9th Street Northwest. ine ‘VERSERG'S SHIRT PATTEGSS CUT TO ORDER. jax?-4m om Ecorourss Metropolitan Dollar Store, SOLID GOLD WATORRS FOR @23. 314 SEVENTH STREET, 18 CABA’ Ll NG FoR marls tr Bran PENnstivawis AVENUE rove DS eit vam E*?4scis ine for vorurantene. =. oe heaeas a : al