Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1874, Page 4

EVENING STAR._| MONDAY..... -..- April 20, 1874. The IMPORTAAT DECISION OF THE DISTRICT eT. PREMS COURT SUSTAINING JUDGE HUM- PERRYS. The A term of the Supreme Conrt of the | District was convened in banc this 3 . LOCAL NEWS. peal a Olin, Humphreys and Mac. Amusements, 2c., Tonight. ‘ jean ae 1G ASSOCIATIOD falwenad pera $ ivered the opinion of Ornneny 5, i court ee case of Pabst et Pisht otal ‘at case, re eee ee ee sustaining the decision of Judge Hampureys, Forepaugh’s Menagerie, Museum and Circus, at 6th street lot. k Condensed Locals, a laintiff. "The oiiaion acts forth that complainant be- ‘he stoop-of-war W; bas arrived at the | came s member of the association in 1563, and Waningion navy yard. in course of the following year was the owner Ladies, see DE. W. Carter's new advertise. | of 120 shares at the par value of $200 each, each ment of dry share to the rate Shillington sends us early copies of S-ribaer’s Monthly, 8. Nicholas, and Godey’s Lady's Book for May. The Kev. John hin gd Lewis, D. D., rec- tor of St. jobn’s parish, has declined the call dence, RK. I. ‘to fourteen per+ sons at Grace P. E. church yesterday by the tector, Kev. Dr. Holmead. Sixty delegates from the various lodges of ‘ythias of this city lett last night Pa.,to attend their annual con- Vention to be held there this week. Company B, first regiment Washington Light Guards, Capt. Devald McCathran, have moved into their new armory, in Esputa’s Hall, navy the end of sixteen and eight months; bat the actual value sbares depended on the amount of payment which had been made. At different periods in 1869 Pabst was advanced money to the amount of £10,770, which is a larger sum than had been paid’ by him and larger than the worth of the shares. For the urpose of securing the association he executed of trust to pay thereafter $240 per month until the whole amount was paid up, and the association closed. This security was not ta compe! the payment of adebt, but to compel the member to meet his monthly payments. The money advanced was not a loan, bat @ purchase of the member's shares, leaving him without further interest in the association, ex- cept to pay to the uttermost farthing his month- ly installments. If the association ran for 16 years and § monthshe would have paid $24,000 in the treasury. The judge proceeds to explain that by the rapid compounding of interest, the tines, &c., the time of the association may be greatly bridged, and therefore the more prosperous the association the shorter its existence. If the time be short the member advanced will have the benetit by the close of the association, and although no longer a member he shares in its profits. “We discover nothing, therefore, in the nature of this association which is unlawfal or in any wise necessarily more objectionable than other associations wh ose object is to make profit for their members. On the contrary, 80 far as it hoids out encouragement to its mem- bers to save their earnings, in-tead of squandering them in idleness and vice, it deserves to be supported and encouraged. If, however, persons will join these associa- tions in the expectation of borrowing money at pleasure, with no obligation ever to repay it, or bscribe for an amount of stock on which they re unable to meet the monthly dues, and thus subject themselves to fines at the rate of 12) per cent. per annum interest on the sums in F Henry Jenifer, colored, was ac- sbot'in the thigh by Henry Gordon, at the houre of the former in an alley between 7th and 8th streets southeast. 1] leave here daily hereafter at 5.5) mon the Baltimore and“ Potomac rai!roat Philadelphia, making close connection at Baltimore for the west. The millinery store of Mrs. Solomon, No. 623 Massachusetts avenue, was entered by thieves | on Saturday night last, who made good their escape with « few small articles of fancy wear- ing apparel. horse and wagon, driven by James Garity, and owned by James Pulley, on K street, near the Western market,on Saturday afternoon ran over a little boy named Wm. Brown, but did not seriously injure him. At the morning service at the Mount Zion M. church, corner of 15th and R streets, yestor- | , the pastor, Kev. L. C. Muller, received into church six new members, converts of the tracted meetings held during the week. @ large linen table cover with a design representing ‘The Last Supper,” and scenes from the New Testament, railed on Saturday night at the residence of Mr. Wm. Forsyth for the benetit of St. Vincent's orphan asylum, was | won by Detective J. A. McDevitt. There were | arrear, disappointment and bankraptey may be ne bundred and fifty chances at #1 each. expected.”” le refers also to the workingmen, ere whe may be overtaken by iliness, as not re ceiving profits from the association, and adds: “But for the laboring man blessed with health, industrious, frugal, temperate and resolute, these associations, if controlled by men liké himself, are admirable institutions. Such a man, however, may win his fortune without thelr aid, and by joining them takes the risk of wasting hls time and forming a connection with those who may defraud him of his property. Judge W. then discusses this particular case, and says-the advances were not loans, and quoting from the deeds of trust says that they contain no obligation to pay a debt, but to pay $2 per month on each share. He quotes from the account: Pabst’s advances $10,170, and his The Second National Bank of this city, or- ganized in 1572, and located since then on F street, near 7th, was to-day removed to the new and elegant iron front building on 7th street, above E, epposite the Post Office department. very apparent shortly after the bank was established that more commodious quarters would be needed than the location on F street afforded, and the officers and management, Joaking out for a location, found the nt ite, and purchased it. The lot fronts 50 feet on | 7th street, and the northern part rans back 12) feet. and the southern 60 feet. all of which 1« | payments $10,258; balance without interest, covered by the bullding. It has an elevated | $5i2. And yet the cefendant claims $7,579.10, ‘ment (i0 feet in heigh). above which the | and threatens to sell. The fines amounted to stories run reepectively 16, 14 and 13 feet, and sbove them is the Mansard story, 12 ‘feet. | The main entrance leads into’ a hali of eight feet, in which is an iron stairwa, continuing tothe upper stories. The banki room is on the south side of the building, and is | entered by a massive door. This room is 1% by ‘56 feet, and the floor is tiled. In thisis a mas- sive counter with the necessary desks, <c in the rear the room for the directors is par- | titioned off. In this room is the safe. On the op- | Fosite side is @ room of the same size, and on | ¢ upper stories and in the back building there | are conveniently arranged office rooms, each being supplied with basin. The entire bu floors being laid on arches turned from heavy iron beams. The front of the building is painted a French grey tint. This, with large windows, $522.45, and insurance $40. Conceding from the first Wednesday in January, 1510,to February 9, 1872. that Pabst defaulted, the sum woul | amount to only $6,000. But he had in that time aid $10,258 on account, which should hay been applied to the payment of dues, And i such a case no fines could have been laid. The great error in the account isin the item , charged in June as a “loan on 110 .”” As this was nota loan, nor was a loan contemplated in the deeds of trust, the company | teok his stock and advanced him in considera. | tion of what had already been paid on the monthly instalments. Ali that P. had to do was to pay bis monthly dues. The loan on 40 | shares of stock in December, 1870, $4,120, is also anerror. If they were loans they are not secured by the deeds and would be usarious. If they constitute the advances which were so se- 5 feet by 13. in which are massive French plate | cured, they ought not to appear in glass in trames avd sash, grained in walnut,| the account so long as the property makes @ very handsome show. The car-| remains§ unsold. Pabst’s monthly dues i enters’ work was done by Messrs. Balki-| had been and were then paid in advance. | win Brothers, who had the entire charge | He refers to a provision in the constitution | the work; the iron work by Bartlett, K. bins & Co. of Baltimore; the brick work by Z. | dra Jones; plastering by Fenwick & Stewart: | plumbing by Shepherd Brothers & Co., and Painting by T. A. Brown. The entire cost of | the building’ is $65,000, and the value of the making 8 total of $110,000. The | are eKelden, president: | it, T. L. Tatlock, Jas. \. B. Fagitt, Lewis lephane, G. F. Gulick, G. W. Balloch, W. W. Burdette and F. H.Smith, directors; W. H. which provides that no stockholder shall with- who “has received any portion of his | stock in advance,” unless the amount shall haye been paid, and says the language used is not clear, but they think it should read “any ad- vances upon his stock,” and in this sense it seems to be understood. The complainant is entitled to withdraw on the payment of any balance due on a settlement of the account, aud this was the effect of the decree below. The tines or penalties were excluded and properly, for the sums paid by complainant far exceeded the LL. ch Griffith, acting cashier, and Seth A. Terry, | dues. Dook-keeper. The present capital ie 43)),000.| Judge W. says that Pabst on the 29th of Li numbers of our citizens have visited the wary, 1<72, was not in default, but was en- ding to-day, and the officers have been heartily congratulated on the completion and Occupation of the building. - Buitpinc Parrwirs have besn issued as fol- Kk F titted toa baiance, and his property was not Mable to sale under the trust deeds, but the association treated him as a borrower, and he might have claimed his right to continua his connection wich the society, have his balance cretited, and meet his monthly dues if the balance was not sufficient, and ultimately have his advances repaid from his share of the profits. He was entitled to the relief prayed, and the judgment of the court below will be aftirmad. —« The Eight-hour Contest. | EXPLANATORY ADDRESS OF THE BUSS BRICK- LAYERS. The Master Bricklayers’ society of this Dis- trict on Saturday published an address in answer jo the previous address of the Bricklayers’ *nion. The employers state that they have formed an organization for mutual protection, to give stability to the hours of labor, and encourage capitalists to invest tands in building up and | beautifying the city; that they are desirous of protecting the journeymen ani @ since oar last: F, between Ist and 2 streets northwest. A. Crommell. trame addition, 3d, between G H,do. G.W. Kirk, Ty * F and G, southwest. D. Riordan, do., L, be- tween Istand New Jersey avenue northwest. S. Sullers, frame bath room, 4th, between York avenue and L street, do.’ O. Dismet story brick. K. between 7th and 8th, do. George Smithson, 2 story brick, D, between 6th ant 7th southeast. Wm. McLean, do. frame, EF. 5 own. John 2.story brick addition, 7th, between G and H, northwest. Gassaway Taylor, do. frame, id, between F and G, southwest. P. a frame addition, corner 7th and C, ast. G. P. Hopkins. 3-story brick, corner Massachusetts avenue and \. laborers alike, northwest. John Sim; brick, G, | the latter not being able to stand a reduction of between ist and 2d, James McLaughlin, | wages, while the Grickiayers areable. A re- three 2-story frames, I, between 26th and 27th, | duction of wages they do not propose, but do do. Patrick ©'Conner, 2story frame, F, be- | ask that ten hours shall constitute a day’s work, | tween ist and 2d, southeast. Jndge Strong, 2-| and will resist the eight-hour law. In snuncia: | . H, between 14th and | ting some of the rules of the Bricklayers’ Union. which they characterize as “‘tyranical,”” they allude to the decree restricting each boss to two apprentices; the establishment of eight hours for labor on Saturday without a corres- ponding redaction of wages; the adoption of a rule to stop work an hour by sundown, and terwards fixing their wages at $1.5) per diem for ten hours, and subsequently raising it to $5 diem. The action of the journeymen in the ‘all of last year fixing their pay at 50 cents par tery, do., Maryland avenue, between $1 and 4th ts northeast. Jobn Dolan, do., corner 7th street and North Carolina avenue, do. D. Fal- dey, six 2story frames, Ist, between G and H, bortheast. . W. Dole, 2-story and Mansard roof brick, Frank Lord. Pe | ith, between K and L, northwest. | |, 2-story addition, I, Salwcen Sth and Sh. do. A. and J. W. Frey, two 3-story bricks, | hour is also alluded to an having been satisfac. West, between Washington and Congressstreets, | tory to all, farth y ures | Georgetown. Thomas Kin: two 2 story | wat to be tak iH mployer: bout , which em in- Bricks, 19th, between Land Br ancl are about to be taken, which the employers in. eee tend to resist to the end, and ask the coopera. tion of the citizens in establishing a permanent besis of hoursand wages, so that tney may know how to contraet for work. REPLY OP TRE JOURS. The Jovrneymen’s Union committee have answered this address by publishing ‘‘a declara- tion of rights.” They say the rule established | cannot oppress any one and will not retard building, as the rate of wi is reduced to the rate per hour of last year. If bosses were justi- fied in securing contracts last vear, when they paid $5 per day of ten hours, they cannst con- sistently refuse to employ Lge ge this year ey DELEGATES To THE LNTERNATIONAL TrPo- GBarnical ConvsntTion.—The election for delegates from the Distriet of Columbia to the inte: national convention of printers at St. Loui: On the Ist of June, took place on Saturday ev ning, at K. of P. bali, streets, and resulted in the selection as delegates of Mr. William RK. McLean, of Tus Ev «x: who is the presidentof the International | nd Mr. John M. Richards, of the Na tional Republican office. A tie occurring between . M. =. of the document room, Govern- ment Printing Office, and Allen Coffin, of the ‘artment of the same office. a new elec- be necessary for one 4. at s4 per day of eight hours. State that the increase of wages trom $i to £5 per day was occasioned by a majority of bosses that rate before the Union enacted it. el paying | hey ge that the bosses (who complain of the oppressive rules of journeymen) sought to im- English system of master and servant. To the statement that the hod-carriers are not able to stand the reduction of wages they reply by ake ing ifthe bosses did not pay hod-carriers less than $2 per day since 1870: and if at all times the wages of the laborer does not increase in ratio to that of journeymen? They state that the apprentice law was passed when a majority | of the bosses News.—The new tugboat ‘ Royal Arch,” just built in Baltimore for Capt Hiram Green, of South Washington, and intended or service on the Potomac, is expected to arrive ‘The steadily increasing business specially in the trade, keeps day and night, aod a want these boats has been telt for some by skippers, are frequently compelled y hours at a time ing for @ pilot to port. The lack of a of 't-houses between the Chi jeaapeake Bay and of navigation is a serious impedi- to the trate, whic! some remedied by increasing & S long, ooow is wen. = a venue * morn of . Toung | Sud ‘This com- one and museum bas a and pationa! representation, and will doubtless we draw weil during its stay in Washington. form law cA nn - Macwotta Gray pm FLORA aT AvcTION.— La The future, Suviats the difficulties made ‘Merers. mer X Cleary will sell to-morrow, | Dy the Bosses during at least one-third of the im front of their anction reoms. a splendid ae- Pe ete tortment of Magnolia Gran de Flora. together declare that they will not | vicinjty. The accused, ved Urected him how to | been offered for | vened. Judge | the opinion of the court, sustaining the ri | Potomac here eg | herring at $8 per thousand. Sunt Back To W, NGTON.—After an ex- amination before Caited States Commissioner Saturday, & man, namst John ‘Wilkinson, alias J. ©. Monroe, whos? relatives said to be very table resi- igton da"for ‘wnat ne says Washin, city, to be for w! says wae Titel oxe, commitzed when he hat been drinkin; \d did not know what he was doiag. A Mr. Thomas J. Naylor swore that one day | recently he drove ap in a buggy to a honse naar the navy yard, in Washington, and asked the accused to show him 8 particular place in that ith prompt courtesy, go, and as soon as he was jumped into the buggy lor came back ina few minates, at gone together, and chase. , he got upon the right track, and at Bladensburg recovered his horse and buggy, which, he understood, had sale to several persons by Wil- kinson, who was on his way toa third party, when the capture was effect: Wilkinson is a ont of sight, off. Mire Nal nice, pleasant-looking young fellow, who has filled “several official’ positions. Baltimore American. ——_-.— ‘Tue THEeatTEns.—The Kellogg English Opera troupe commence their week's engagement at the National Theater this evening with Balfe’s charming opera, ‘The Bohemian Girl,” Miss Kellogg as Arline, and Mr. and Mrs.’Seguin and other Washington favorites in the cast. ‘The merit of the company is a0 well known here that it is hardly necessary in a community liks this to do more than cail attention to the promised performances. Of the Vokes family,who appear in the ‘Belles of the Kitchen,” at Ford’s Opera Honse to- night, a Pittsburg paper of Saturday says: “A finer entertamment has not been afforded in Pitteburg the present season than is nightly given at Liberty Hall this week. The Voks family merit the highest praiso that has bs bestowed upon them. heir originality fection in naturalness of acting, and vivacity render their performances uniq ae and thorough- ly enjoyable.” a Rear Estate TRansrans.—Geo. W. Si ney, trustee, to John Hitz et al., asttene Hi. [Gilbert's sab-division square 000; 2 G. Todd et al. to Gorham P. Hopkins, part lot 2, square 246, $4,000; David W. Martin and wife'to Alfred Sha $1,610; Wm. Vodri P 9, Ww, part lot 21, square 99), | And wife to John C. Ricks, ;, $700; James T. Boisean t » lot 1, square 926.21; Wm. H. Cooper, executor,'to Valentine Waidkonig, part lot 26, square 485, $3,250; Dianthia K. Ste- vens and wife to John J. Griggs, part lot 19, square 973, $700;Geo. A. Bohrer to Wm. Fleteh- er, lot 1, “square 27, $6,000; Wm. Clabaugh to Geo. T."W. Woodward, part lot 102 and 193. Beail’s addition to Georgetown, $4,500. Frres—An poutesancssais oscil rm ef tire was turned in from box 45 at 9.30 o’clock Saturday night, caused by the burning of a back building of a house at the corner of 19th and 1 streets northwe belonging to Mr. Handly, and occupied by Mrs. Smith. Loss, £50. At 3.35 yesterday morning an alarm was sounded from box 2, caused by fire in the second-hand ciothing store of Abraham Walsky, No. 1208 7th street northwest. Loss about $1,500. ‘The stock in the store adjoining was damaged to the extent of $150. The alarm last night at 110’clock, from box 52, was for fire in @ two-story frame house, No. 1112 2ist street, occupied by Matilda Helmuth. Damage, $50. —— T RIS. Cover i ERAL Term. To-day, the April term of this vonrt con- ylie delivered the opinion of | the court in the case of Pabst agt. Plaut (the Economical Building Association case), aifirm- ing the decision of Judge Humphries in the uity Court referring the case to the auditor to state on account. AR ACTION OF EJECTMENT. In the case of Samuel A. Coombs by his next friend J. J. Waters agt. Ann O'Neal, Judge Arthur delivered tue opinion of the court. Was an action of ejectment to recover part of lot7 in square 15, which was by the will of David Peter, probated In 112, yasted in his wife, his brother George Peter, and brother-in- law L.H.Johus. On the trial below plaintitt otfered in evidence @ deed rom George Peter todared L. Elliot, which, after an objection and exception, was allowed to go to the jury. ‘The defendant offered in evidence a tax deed and the advertisement, &c., preliminary. which were ruled out. Judge Macarthar delivered Zs of the court below in admitting the deed from Peter to Elliot, and in excluding the deed from the corporation of Washington to the detend- ant, holding in the latter case that a tax deed is void where the adveztisement of notice of sale of the property contains no dollar mark at the head of the column of figures. Ceimin aL Covrt—Judye Mc Arthur. This mornirfg the March term was recon- vened, and Mr. Harrington stated that the gov- ment was not ready to proceed to business, and sted that the court adjourn over two weeks from to-day. There being witnesses present summoned for the grand jury, the grand jurors CITY ITEMS. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS DRY aan LADIES’ Goons. = SPHCIAL Bawearns iy OPENIN Fine Plated Beasele , from $2 to $25. fice 5, White of all ki BAS SPBING AND SUMMER JUST OPENED: MILLINERY «ops On MONDAY, TUBSDAY ond WEDNESDAY, MAS. P. HELLER’s, Pennsylvania avenue, near 4\ street. poten hrcesin iy Brap, Porper, ayp uz Wise.—Housekeep- ere should bear in mind that of all the different WN Sav 1¢H 8 Baking Powders in market, none ae Bank hours, 9 8. m. te 4 + J eee = test strict. chemical anal Doole; receive deposit, > ; . Yeast Powter, Dooley"s Yeast omder contains | depeeir. Gencral Btkiog 80] GREAT ATTRACTION yy Be bat as are hea! an lect: made on access! che: ly pure. “This ineares ‘uniform success years eu; Prete: at in the of rolls, biscuits, &c., which in- + POL 0} hens 3. ; ferior articles do not. "Manufactured and sold | w. poikinhorn, The Domine, J.P, Mitchel’, Davis’, at wholesale by Dooley & Brother, 69 New | Jas Dickson, B.L Cropley, Fred. W. Jones, street, New York, and at retail by grocera gen- y A. Shiun, + Thos. Knowles. erally. +01 Market Space, cormer <th street, Se ei ci Interesting to Inva' aps-6m BX THOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer. ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN LADIes AND Ladies. ——— BERLIN MiseEs’ eTRAW HaTS AND BUNNETS JUST HARLEMVILLE, Columbia Co., N. PEREMPTORY TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALU- TOURISTS SUITS, BECKIVED R. ¥. Pinca, M.D: Saly 9, 1873. PoE SHe RO ED PROPERTY aT AUCTION WALKING SUITS. met on | Davis Dea ‘Your favor is just received. I in- By virtue of a deed of trust. dated Joly 17th, JOHN T. MITCHELL, . tended to have’ written te tev Sevan weeks 89225. rccorsea's Liber 711, folto 479, of the Iand : FINE FRENCH FLOWERS in grea? var ‘ecords of Washington county, District of Oo. apis ict 93\_Poonsyivania avenue at Day Saleh cerning the improvement in my hgalth, | tasbio aod by Sinmene er ee rg Oo ee ———— Thich ls now very apparent. I have used one | secured thereby T will cel ae ete ae PECIAL NOTIOK TO PURCHASERS OF . . ; bottle of Favorite Prescription with the best | fromt of A MONDAY, April 20th, DRY GOODS. ePAROLWHITE AND HMOKE PRARY. ser, Tesults, slthongh I wil! admit I was somewhat .m., all those or parcels bb ( STERBL, and OX\FDIZED BUT CON: discouraged atter its use (for a short time only). | of land known as parts of Lots o x ANDROSCOGGIN,. WAMSUTTA and other | Sew spies pay I took ed very Comin meneegrs — pe RE ie 3 Rn ameraee peande of « UTTCBS guaranteed Sp chene oo ow be | Sed aT ATIDg, the supervision Of the house, | ere Tae et ae cree Bo eee ees eeeianing <n the | beught in any dry goods heuse in Washingto BLUE AKD PLUMP col sum t ard * during the season of ‘house cleaning’ streets tance pannten meee feet; thence north, Mi MGS and MOTIONS 00 cheep | ELAS ners ee w i ras obliged, through the incompetency of | End parallel with Frederick strect: ee fect a ao in BLACK ALPACAS, BED SPR} DAVisy help, to do more than I ought, and, of course, | alley: thence west ob said alley 27 feet, and thence TOWELS Lac a “*" P' . suflered dreadfully, lifted when on ht not to south to the beginalng, and iso the Stable oo the warren . a CAS trom 35 conte tw AMRURG FLOUNCING. EDGES, ot La side said alley. bein e eaaterumos’ Bias PB and nit . Da KS a bring canier ext or ham bet epeataying be bat one of tberangn of Stables built aod front- | 1 allow no one to —— baceus KTANGS iu geoal verinty, very che “st ves + on the natth id= cf sats alloy. 3 ‘ . era su cares — hyp cregpe gen dgreng 1 ‘erms of sale: $2.00) with interest at ten per apll-tr 1920 Pepnsylvania svonce ota - ind after ne | lene than one bottle to be £0 | cent. from July 17th, 1878, together with the he. | —*Du-t = FANS, GIMPS, TRIMMINGS. much benefited that I have discontinued the | penses of this sale, in cash nee in 6 and 12 *REAT CRASH FLOWERINGS, GLOVES, HAND use, with no return of the symptoms of which 1) mente, with Iotereat at six. ‘per ‘ent .ascerel. by G* RAS * T a bat g wrote you. I have suffered terribly, and wha’ es frost ou the proper? nvey- IN PRICES vee arcing at purchaser's cost, $200 when the pro. te , Pavers: times it seemed about impossible to stand so i quedo wd the right to resell the property at the risk of the defaulting purchaser, P_ DODGE, Trastes, oPs-d THOS DOWLING, Avctione-r. SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRIVES. great was the distress. All of those severe neu- Talgic pins have disappeared; they were so bad at times I could bardly walk without some ex- ternal presenre. They seem to have left me like magic, suddenly, and have had no return; allother symptoms have been removed. The severe w nese and faintnesshave disappeared, and Ican go upstairs with comparative ease now. I wonld bave informed you ere this of improvement, for 1 appreciated it, but I rful it was only transient benefit T was receiving; but I think sufficient time has elapsed to consider the beneficial results permanent. Accept of my best wishes for DRY GOODS AND CARPETS! LOWER THAN EVER. OUBSTOCK IMMENSE. ATTBACTIONS GREAT. AT OUR PRICES NOW ALL ARE ENABL To BUY — THE ASSORTMENT TOO MERATE EVERY ABTIOL | OUR SPECIALTIES comprises i NB, A MME. LP ORANNERET dave 198 ceived trot Pars ae BONNETS and HATS linery @oods. Show 1107 Penna. avenne, over it Brothe BD CHILDREN'S DEESSES, IN LABGE VARIETY. a SPPERS; | ,ADIES A LARGE TO BNU- | MORNING W B. BLAOK EMB. WALKING JACKETS * | UNDERGAEMENTS of ail descript! f our future suc- ee Sonne at ae DT Line EIDBONS. | SLEBVELESS JACKETS, inmesiin and erxbrost cess and vour kindness in advising me. PT eer b | ered: Very truly, "Mme. M. Nertig Sxrper, BUM Linen 2a Gorton . BLACK LAMA TIONT FITTING SACQUE,and Guwt's Fine Dress Hats, Alvo,afuli line of ail the best known makes of | OVEK TWO NUNDKED PIECES sacar anaes a ee ene ueene Drees Lista, SHIBTING COTTOwMG. "and. oft rest FRESH SPRING CARPET. preteen * +. which we offer very C. . cs s, y Linen Collars, Hosiery and Neck Wear, PRICES OF FEE LATEST DESIGNS jae y and ask a call from purchasers. JOHN 4, Bh OOT & SON, mate exclusively for Babled to offer inducements to cash mar®) Im OVER THREE HUNURED PIECKS CANTON MATTINGS JUST RECEIVE. Excellent White Mattings at 25 cents, Inspect our stock and prices, be convinced Ladies’ and Gent's Travelin Alpaca and Waterproot Umbrellas, At Lewis’, 920 ‘8t., betweeu land K. 2 For Catarra and Kindred diseases, Kirk- wood’s Inhaler is being used with wonderful Tranks, found at BF Our purchases being CASH, We are €) purchasers. Notice — TEMPOR4RY KEMOVAL, M. WILLIAN'’s, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, FOR THE LOWEST MARKET PRICE. > . THE AROAD! | snecess. For sale at Gilman's, Ford's, Thomo- | | The continual increase of business making it ne- | _Mo. 7 Give 7 s ns ling’ c 3 ceasary to rebuild my store andotherwise increas WOOLFORD & SHILBERG, rey —_r cost Sat oak canal Deincipal Graggiscs git | iy facilities for the sxtcntion of ierdare Peel 427 SEVENTS STREET, | AT MADAME ESTREN’S. 618 Ish vil wdtoacan found, during the pregress of the work, st apli-tr beiween D ai sontbwret Dresden ae eens stock of Gam For Corns, Buxions, BLESOWE NAILS, 27 BRIDGE STREET, pe — | Rerite; and Curls. Very bandsome Br ete., visit Dr. White's establishment, No. 135 | ® few doors sbove Jefferson street. 7 HY Is IT styl at ards; desutifal Ox 15th street, ‘Opposite the ‘Treasury. Fee, $1 per As the improvement will not interfere with the THAT cents upward: execution of work in the dyeing sni scouring de- . Ladire in want will eave money and tim visit. irtment, all orders of my friends will be promptly BOGAN & WYLIE. Pe sud examine. We guarantee eatte Dr. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 15th street, lied and highly appreciated. DI " Opposite the Treasury, removes corns without preiey. H. WHEATLEY, PO rent -eye doar yon 25d pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue | Gace. ontit torthe NOT Apa Reourer. |, Becense \hey purchase from the best sources, and 0s i. A. Speen cessfully treats bunions, club and ingrowing | gOMce, until forther notice, No, 77 Bridge eg) OLD-FASHI: NED | 906 PANNSYLVA nails, and other disorders of the feet. Fee, $1 eau = Their rent and ot r visit. Office hours trom 8 a.m. to 6p. B SALE — HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL (Up Stairs. ESTATE ON BRIDGE 8TREE 0 Ba E- on SSD ee ELEGANT OPENING or SPRING MILLINERY, F° Four lots,34 by 110, rani ress of business during office houre preclud: viriting patients at residences except atter 6 BABGAINS IN BLACK AL AND BLACK SILKS. PA AS back to aten-foot ox - hae 87-One price only marked in plain fignres, WEONESTAY, APRIL ® , 7 alicy, being the lots upon which the Prosbyt=ri, 4 | Ponn’s Extract cnres rneumatism, burns | Oi!) formerly stood, on the main Dusiness at, 7-tr 102% and 100 7th «*reet nortn To which the ladies of Washington and vicinity are | Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains of the town, tm — invired. apttr fcaids, soreness, old sores, headache, coli I - lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuraigia, ]™MENSE REDUCTION! were directed to retire to their room, and the petit jury were discharged to May 2d, and the court then adjourned until to-morrow. Pouce Covrt—Jwige Snell. To-dar, Joseph Carroll and John Taylor were fined $10 each for assault and battery. Jotun Anderson, assault and battery on John Weiler; =10. Thomas Sutton, assault on Oficer Hen kle; #10. BARD AND THE GIRL NAGER. . ©. Bard, charged with assault and battery on Kate Nager with intent to commit a rape, on the lith instant, waived an examination, and gave bonds in $300 for appearance before the grand jury. MISCELLANEOUS. Edward Magruder, charged with assautt and battery on Zachat Hagan, inflicting a se- Nere wound in the face, cutting to the bone. Testimony showed that a misunderstanding o2- curred between the parties in the store of Ma- gruder about the priceof a bushelof meal. The altercation led to blows; continued until Wed- nesday. Henson Hutton, larceny of a bushel of cabbage sprouts; #5. Ben Wade, feloniously assaulting and robbing Albert Curtis of a hat; $10 and costs. Thomas Hart, assault on Mary Jane, his wife. Thomas said he was “ playin wid his wife;” $100 bonds to keep the peace. Wm. Edd, alias Wm. Head, charged with lai ceny of eight tickets of the Washington Driving Aseociation, worth $3 each, from J.T. Price; continued. 'Lewis Frazier, assaulting and re- sisting Officer Dodge; $10. Joseph Mason, loud and boisterous; $5. Annie Shields was fined #5 for sricing. rostitution. John E. Evertield forfeited collateral for indecent exposure. Pres: ton Brooks and Joseph Lee, loud and bo:ster- ous, forfeited $20 for carrying concealed weap- ons. Oliver Cromwell was fined $3 for cursin, Thomas Montgomery, same; $3. Lewis Mu Phy, loud and boisterous; $5. Ben Wade, same; #6. David Netter was fined $3 for cursin, Lewis Frazier, same; $5. Roger Carroll, sam: $5. Jere Connor, same; $5. Thomas Satton, same, $5. Kate Harrison, colored, enticing Prostitution; #10. GEORGETOWN. FRESHET ANTICIPATED.—The water in the radually rising this morning, and it is reported that there is a heavy freshet in the Shenandoab river; otomac is rapidly rising at Harpe: ‘Tax Bopy of Heury ‘Favlor, colstea, who was drowned in the Potomacriver last Friday morn- ing, bad not been recovered at noon to-d: Ist MARKET.—The receipts of fish at the wharf to-day were only 3,000 taylors and 4,000 herring. ‘The taylors were sold at $11 and the THE LADInS of Georgetown will hold a tem- ce prayer meeting at the West street per: chapel on Thursday of this week, at twelve o'clock m. REVIVAL MRETINGS._The Rey. pe async evangelist, is holding a ¥ Dr. Cole, a series of re- meetings at the Gay street Baptist church. jRain TRaps.—The rec~i: 2.000 bush: pts of grain to day = els wheat, 500 bushels corn and J. GS ALEXANDRIA. Prorerty SALEs.—Green & Wiss, auction- core, ets to-day we aes z and bow y Montgomery, Madison, Pit streets, in this city, and toneers on Mr. David Adrews, lyin, ‘weet of Manassas, cont Chas. the farm of ‘bout 3% miles south —_—_<e--—___ Arrarrs ix Loupow County, Va.—Land Sales—Mr. B. G. Carter sold 80 | m: SPRING Goons hoarseness, diarrhors, and all hemorrhages, ete, iM ——— — — Ponds Extract differs: om, all other advertised _iav22-cotf mittee. a onmernsan « a epee 15 pre yee} Fs MEEDIO Green 1 Children pre ions in the fact that it is a standard TOHOLS: wed in Rew York tray New sty ie 0A * eedtaine, ureated of te senion writings, and ELEGANT ICR ORBAM ABD OYSTER Danteat Dondetete ian dem, York Uy Mr, Brod- | Mew style PARES SELMA RCPEERT'S, known t+ be a cure for these diseases, m,th,s,tf = ry tedogy °. Goods in gr-at varie:y and of the best styles 614 9 bh street, opposite Pate ot (Me. TARR CARE oF YOUR VALUABLEa.—Call | em ee emnmeret Gooreetown, DO. Lycos Bleck Bike. sae ah ae Brake ee morte vs yors jack Silks, 9c , @1 25, $1 50. 7 7 5 Ge ~ And examine the fire and burgiar proof vaults THE TRADES. 92-35, 62. and 83. (at leant Br fer cont noe Se SPR OPT oven rene | York‘avenue an 15th ‘tioct for safe Kooning mien eriect duigng? Sat of tue best makes acd | Shw cope. REW Cobb: of securities, jewels, silver ware or other vain- | A WNUYGS AND AWNING FRAMES sbiack, Alpacas, Be. single width, deuble width a Dee ee eLLaS, | Bure sents from ten to sixty dollars per an- | tor stores, Hotels, Public Belldieas, Olty sad Coun- | fiat’, Me Ottoman Shawls, 92 25. And NOVELTIES in Fancy Goote, num, according to size. No business man cao try Residences at factory prices, White Shetland Wool Shawls. §1.35. Open st YOUNG'S N.Y. Baz afford to do wi hout them. Tage from | manufactured by Ladirs’ All Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs, 1a%0, | _™arlé-tr S62 te ee dun c, woosy, basis See Bue Gorge Sur To GET RID of the Chills immediately, take | 713 Market Spaco, between 7th and 8th streets, | puSites’J ‘ambric 2c. and other Blosched and Un- | 52, oifsHMEB Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma- | Fiacs and Camp Meeting Tenta for aale or cone Prints; ee, Gplowdid tile testes ee ce nently. ; 0 Sertoak efor {he only Genuine Mildewed Proof | Joc, All’ Linen ‘Toweln, Gio per deter ek ae s ‘THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use- | A¥Bing material. apis-tr_ | Black Greuedines fc per yard: (thes: | peta your eetiches mee be eerie Caer ribs ot: fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 1,5 Gi250n BROTHERS, Somer te aroar ea are te} = = time. T % - k and Job Printer: Clark's Spoel Cotton, 6c., anda lot of otter goods SHER. FIRST CLASS SOOUEER, 'HEEMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired 1014 Pennsylvania Avenue, side. equally low. Our goods are of the bist rake ces O12 ob street ite Patent OMce and made to order by Hempler near 43 street. | novas-iy Fins Work e Grecialiy, wyles, aclected with great care: beeeht ane sd SPECIALTIES OF His Lt a pore thcreen es me care, Pink nog La Witcox & Gisn’s Skwine MAonINE. The WNINGS AND IRON AWN gs | Cheap, and will do purchaser's good. Genilemen's Cothar cicthes cleaned without shiek. celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas | A FOR STOBES, -No F842 mar3i3m 1205 FF RODUBAD & co.. ote, | 5. pote remowad + a0 that they Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th strest, Manufactured C/ heen 3 Bever show % Intelligencer building. 10,28 M. G. COPELAND, 643 Lonistana 1@, one door east of 7th strect. res, Public Builings, letels, NEW _ PUBLICATIONS. THE SPRING STYLES. FRAME new notched collar. The Pants are from IRON F. for Stores, factory prices, s. MOHUN & C@.,, PROPOSALS. FLAGS, OAMP-MERTING TENTS for salo or BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, reut. L a + | NITED STATES MAIL Agent for the Improved Mildew Proof Awning 1019 PexxstivaNia AVENUE, ae {call attention to the following Goods. mars-tr Pr ee BEW BOOKS. eons eine eh Post Orrick DEPARTMENT ’ LUMBING, GAS-FITTING AND SEWER. | { Davabter of Bohemia. By Christian Bold. 1. rene 4) . @ aud inductive. amo. ‘roposals will be rece BEAUTIFUL AND SEASONABLE P JAMES T BRIER Pecos ae trmS, | Br bea and Land. hy Mereeetien wine gs ao. | of ik Department unt 809 Louisiane avenue Sear Gth areet ae ak ahi, | Biaher Echeols, &c., iu Germany, Bein hes | Selene epnement, until 6 wth of Ja: Residence 2 8th strest northeast. Bi ~ TIN Harrold, j2mo. L for carrying the mails cf the Cnitad States fr, styles of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be | ENED PIPE clears te bern et Spooner, TL cuit 3 lame. $175. | Ist, 1674. to June 20. 1576, on the following roufe in = iv 5 of Bcrence aad Inaustry for is/4. By | the State of Maryland. anc by the schedule of de- see, among many other varietics, on my counters: | —, pears OLBANED A THE ‘M UAB Baird. 13m. @2. tores and arrivais herein specified, vis C PET BEATING WORKS, 490 Maine avenue The Christian Pastor; by Bev. Stephen H Tyne, From Baltimore, by Garrison, Bock“al ond Check” sul det. 4s and 6th ste ‘called for and retnmnes 125. Through Fire and Water: by daisvown. and Harrisonville, to m ait, Rec staaee ENZO wIOw eee t; paper: 6c. Young Brown: by anther of Branch, i8 miles aud back, six tines aweok, nd handsome style in fashiousbls fabrice jember from Parie;”” paper: 760. aplitr by a scliedule of departures and arrivals sat: . : ~ wernt dressy, and keeps its shape well. FURNITURE, WE OFFEs ove r ome Propeesl, guarastes, and certificate, an¢ aleo for instruction * ton o The Double-breasted Sack Suit STOCK OF CHROMOS, pote tote contracts Be ceaieaionean oh December let, 1475, fuviting Proposals for mail ser- is eesy and graceful, adapted for either dress or PAINTING, MOTTOES AND OIL PAINTINGS ot Dusiness, ‘The Vertis'deathe crest nd has th AT A DISCOUNT OF “Bide chews tas yn Bide should be se sealed envelopes, TWENTY FIVE PER CENT., i model, easy in wear and snug in fit. PAPER HANGINGS, in order to dispese of those on hand, that we may at The “New Color” Suit lay in a new lot of the same character. Those now ina model of beauty. It is of AnD Sgoure and fruit pi seasonable weight and ‘ange neprenys —. rvati wh st is aud tee Onevanse, vibeee ms Pp Ovex D for persons who prefer quiet 1iconspiewous y ont Orrick De dressing. CURTAIN MATERIALS, discoant cf35 portoont "We tae nore om Proposste with nvasiiszto™. Bt oe The “Par Excellence” Suit ede in the above clare Fa wes nosilont op: | ofthis Department wotit Sa'etocX pom. of Mat 30 ‘ rtunity to obtain good Pictures at whol: 4, (te be decided by thelGth June, 1574,) for ear- in the most Greasy busines suit on my counters, 1 HARDWOOD DOORS, 5 rying the mails of the United States from Ixt Juiy. have it in four different shades and fabrica. It is ALL THE NEW BOOKS Beate ct Vineet eek Be i, cllowing routes in the quite reasonable in price, and issclling very rapiiiy, FIONBRT, coral Cresbed. Movelsien tn sta. | Bare of Vireinis. a eee ee as 2 complete sstortment of flue Pee The “Twilight” suit sud staple Biationery. Printing, Binding, Lith». | 4776 From Arcola,,Gnm Spring,)to Lom . is MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, Graphing and Esereving coeeaies Danes, Lith tion,)# miles and beck, thres tones n'uete” was found so very desirable last season that [ bed WARREN CHOATE & CO. Leave Arcola Tassday, areday, and Satur- special orders placed for large quantities, and Len "ad i? now prepared to supply the heaviest dem: &e. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, lon at 9am: VERNON ROW Leave Lcudon Ti » Tharsday, and Satar- My $10 All-wool Suits . day a 10 L. MARCOTTE & Oo., warlt-tr Corner Penns. ave. and 10th stret. Arrive at Arcola by 12m, are a great hit. They are by far the best aud " Pan % cheapest offered for many adsy, £ haveau extra NEW BOOKs, yg Ae AR f. ae werk on thaw : umon © ‘ort Pickshin, to Tower Hill, 22 niles ‘aaa -- SQUARE, BECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT a erg SS Great Specialty in Men’s Pants, Monday, Welnewday, SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% Street and P. Phineas Redux, A Novel. Darling. By the Work, 7 (29 East 17th St.) NEW YORK CITY, All colors. all styles, all of the beat Foreign and Domestic Fabrics. In this line I defy competition, EVEYBOOY INVITED to call snd see the new styles, whether they wish to m, s 8 n Tilt Monday: Wodnestay, and '» Depot, by 12m. sylvania Ave. Anthony Trollope. ‘suihor of Olive Blakes Jan36-6m 4 From Wakefield Station to Arsamoosick. 22 Aboy. A Yarn in Thirty-six Osble Lengths. pi and * w buy or not. OEP ST4G WHISKY. or Paatinee ‘and Penalties, By Bev, Hn. Lave’ Waketed ‘Seatiow - ane sod Sat. % or pm: A. STRAUS, — Edwin Forrest,with Beminiscences and Per- Arrive at Assamoosich by & pm; er o sonal Becolicctions. James Bros. Lea <amovsic:! 7 4 4 ‘ + 1011.....PENNSYLVANIA AVENGE....1031 | This Whisky is distilled to our order, and kept in Dethron By Eliza Dupuy. ete ee ae bond for us until its age warrants us in offering it Jey Manor. By Mrs. Newby. Arrive at Wakeficld Station by 12m. ~~ ay?-tr Between W0th and lth streets, | (othe public for use, medicinal or social. The Wetherel Affair. By J. M. DeForest. a. The increasing popularity with which st has been | EBe Couservation of Buergy. By Balfour Stewart, | «779 From Linvilie,by Rem and Gree Mount, to! ; J 100,000 met since ils introduction, ten years ago, forbids any | Zeida's Bortune. BY the autre ot Bony: “sGlen, 5% miles and back,six times hesitation on our part in claiming for it a smooth & Leave Linville ai « : MAGNOLIA GRAN DE FLORA, | ness and flaver unsurpassed. te purity we guar. | Sl THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION BOOKS rive at Singer's isn by iz pee ee foot te fifteen feet; price only one dollar be ht and tifle to the exclusive use of this BOORE ARS a i ee Fi one uy ‘ e i a . yey prima nitecd one ear tn Nor. ism record al the United Slates Patent Ofice. | TIONERY LIME, tor cate st Arrive at Linville by 3 30 pm, G Ye 6 febai-tr SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. @% From Hansonviile, by Hawkin's Miti« the April. . apd or eptember fe the beat tfne or ninkitde the Mast sec sae nie to Books For LENT REaviNe. Seer sering Xi Wictolirn, 18 mlca Sd Bieseasae iteigeeteeege Reus re oo | peauens IN FINE WINES, BEANDLES _ ae eng mcrae Leave ‘ussouvilic Toseday and’ Friday at ¢ mar20-1m 146 James street, Norfolk, Va. | WHISKY, &., f Rosary tor L Br Biko Sd St Nickolleville by 19 m: | Prpeieae 7s AND RETAIL! feb23 eo6m S07 Marxer Brace. Some Weeks in Lent.” yr Bev. Wi on. - Rickolisville Tussday and Fridey ati desire reapectfuily to ieform all interested in | GPE CKAL NOTICE, Bally Otmprasings tt @ a. By Bishop Leighton. Arrive at Hansonvilie by 7 pm. (cusey in which we Keep Constantly | Zt having come to our knouledge that other whis- Foetal ee el cen one eam, 81 From Poplar Hil, by Btafordevilie, to Resies- keys than our own, oul te Sroquent Sestenoes, oo And many c horks of g0ng charactor, at ton’s jd miles and back, twice # terated , are sold under the name and brand BALI ‘arest * 7 vib stad WHISKEY, our labeled bottles Les? Poplar Hill Wednesday and Saturday ig used te make the more at Nam; 'Weantsday and YOAL AND WOOD. Sevres e oerans ot ageatioes or SS Seth , 1870, and’ December 1. 1873, 1 Nmaaen ofall sizes and kinds. Just re- DEVLIN & CO's Tall eorgie, Virgin, 2 bet ceived, a lot of “ be out super. Ho. 1 BAKER'S PINE WOOD. SPRING STYLES! | scrivca™ oropornts, Brace of Viretsiae eek KINDLING WOOD, in bundles or by the cord. babe nc NOW READY aT spé-tr Ls Coase: COAL I! woop! wooD!! LEAVE YOUR ORDERS aT BEEN'S, 429 9th Street Northwest. at ase American Yoke Shirts Grace Siti DPbaTIPEE, TON, 28-3 eae eaeee = ote oe ee B WARRANTED TO FIT. : ene ce uyeled‘srempuy 0 = [aria nT a ee BEADY-MADE aRulsBrte pest AOE me A ac shee BES" | ARS oes TREE, | ment? ANG OVRRCOATS =