Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1874, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS, Amusements, 4¢.. Tonight. National Thea: Daly's Fifth Avenae Com- e@¢y Company in «Monsieur . Ford’: Opera House.—Sehumeann’s Grand ‘Traneatiantic Novelty Combinat.on. Prater Comique—La Jardin Mabille and the Parisian Fer. and Dumerous other attrac- hops. inceln Fall —Frank MacE voy’s New Hiber- nie or Ireland in America. the or Marini’ Hall—Third Lecture of ‘Toner course, by Prof. J. M. Da Costa, M. D., of Phil- adelphia’ Subject, “The production of disease of the heart by strain and over-action.” eens Condemed Lecals. Ascension parish meeting this evening, See Officer West killed @ mad dog on 15th, be- tween RK and 5 streets, ro a be ‘the most po itertai exhibitions ever give: attracted a lar; ge audience at Lincoin Hall one ya'd fail to see it. At the earnest solicitation of her wide circle Of friends in the city Mrs. General Lander has copsented to an engagement of one week at the Nafional Theater, commencing May 25h. To-day.as the Feast of the Ascension, is being celebrated in both the Catholic and Pro- testant churches. In the Catholic Church the day is observed as Sanday. The committee from Company A, t> carry to Philadelphia and it to Company H. of that city, a testimo consisting of valuable bronzes. lett bere at 9 o'clock this morning. The Washington Monument association have bad painted, at a cost of £200, the new design to be submitted to the Congressional commit. tee, and photographic copies of the same will aecompany the report. The friends of young Jenkins, who was ¢rewned at Four-mile run on Tuesday last, are using every exertion possible for the recovery f the body. Yesterday six boats were sent out nned and with grappling trons, and a con- mt search kept up all day, but without suc- This morning Officer King arrested a colored Wan camed Wm. Smith, who had a bag con- taintng some harness, supposed to have baen stolen> It was left at the First Precinct sta- tion house for identification, and Smith was committed. Mount Vernon Lodge No. 1, United Orde: of American Piasterers, at their xy last evening, contributed #150 in aid of the brick- lasers on strike for eight hours, and the money was this morning paid over to the bricklayers’ committee. Lemay aera ean my ofthe Treff- user Schuetzen Verein, being about to leave for Europe, last night surprised at Sprot’s, on C street, by a party of his friends. Justice ‘Walter was their spokesman, and in a neat ad- dress presented Mr. H. with a mammoth gold = the shape of a Maltese cross, measur- ing five inches across the face, with a brilliant @iamond in the centre, Mr. H. feelingly re- oi Sot, ond the camgeny partook of hi hos- tality. A for the Centennial. An elo, uent appes! has just been put forth by the Women’s Centennial Executive Com- mittee of Wi to the women ef the ry been secured, when the financial crisis gave = sudden check to the subscriptions, and led to an application for aid to = which at the ontset it was deemed would be unnecessary. The bill, though at and eloquently advo- cated, was defeated. It now becomes neces- wary to look to each state and terr.| and to e individual of them ail, toraise money needed to make this great celebration a per- fect success. In order that every one might contribute something, the shares of stock are enly ten dollars each—two dollar: to be paid at the time of subscription, and two doliars every three months till ai! ie 5 In October last the of finance invited the women of the country to co-operate with them, by using their influence in exciting an rest in success of the celebration, and ml i to the centennial ‘were the first to organize a committee in compliance with this wish, ard have sent forth a stirring appeal to their sisters in every part of the Union. Most cheering responses have come back tothem from many states, and the women of Washington, our nation’s capital, are rapidly organizi ng. cor ittee of twenty-one, whose names are tached to this paper, have a their wor! and are appointing efficient aids, to act as chair- men of a committee of women in each ward, ho zealously in the have pledged ourselves to do al ingly and collectively, to make the celebration of the nation’s birthday worthy of a great peo- pile. In the fulfiliment of this duty we have thought that an earnest appes! to our country- women of the capital might be more carefully heeded than if it came from any one state in the Union. We feel the utmost confidence in ask- img your cordial co-operation, from the hign motives which we present, and from our faith ip the power that woman may wield.”’ ‘The addrers then refers to the fact that a feature of the great exhibition is to be a de- ment exclusively for woman's work, where- men have a special interest in its saccsss. There is also a higher object in the incalculable ao that can be effected in blotting out the itter of the contest between the two sec- tions of the country aud coming together, bear ing the rich treasurcs of our fertile fields, exe baastless minesand busy manufactories, from North and Socth, Fast and West, united by a common interest, seeking a common blessing, and, above all, Lb ny a B fraternal love, faith and charity the foundations of our com- mon country. ioe omens signed by the executive commit- we tee, as fo! Mrs.Montgomery Biair,Mrs. Edward Beale, Madame Mra. Jas. M. Oarlisie, Mrs. Arch’d Campbell, Mrs. ¥ hipman, Mrs. Gen. Eaten, Mrs. Emory, Mrs. Richard Merrick, 5 Mrs. S. V. Niles, Mrs. Admiral Powell, Mrs. Admiral Poor, Mrs. Sec’y Robeson, Mrs. Gov. ‘my onan Mrs.Gev. Sherman, Mrs. Justice Strong. Mise Ristzy Sswaap, Chairman. Miss Sana Care Urron, Secretary. Miss Exa Sepewick, Treasurer. he een ‘Tux PiroRImace To WaITEMARSH —To-day large number of our Catholic citizens, as also ® number from Baltimore and Anne Arundel and Prince George’s county, Md., are on a pil- grimage to the shrine of “Our Lady of the Rock Springs,” at Whitemarsh, in the latter county, about two miles east of Collington statiun, on the Baltimore aud Potomac railroad. The societies here, among them the Knights of St. Patrick and the Hibernians, left in two special trains, (19 cars,) between # and 9 o’clock, from the 6th street depot, and a number left in the 11:40 train to attend the evening services. The Marine band and a colored band accompany the visitors from this city, and on arriving at Collington, a procession, under the chief mare shal, Lieut. J. Kelly, was formed and marched to Whit , where, on an altar in front of the church, mass was celebrated, and Rey. Father Maguire preached a sermon appro- priate to the occasion. This afternoon there ‘Will be ad«dresees, and the pilgrims will return about 9 o'clock to-night. work. We in our power, MEETING OF THE BAR ASSOCIATION.—A of the Bar association of the ambia was held at their rooms in the City Hall last night, Mr. Webb, president, in the chair, Mr. Reginald Fendall, secretary. ‘The executive committee, through Mr. Payne, submitted an interesting report, which gave © LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. | COUNCIL—The Council met yesterday at | six o'clock. ‘The chair laid before the Council roll of trict, with in proper! ‘longing the same; referred to the committee on fire de- | tment. | Peat 615 o'clock, on motion of Mr. Browne, the | Council adjourned. HOUSE.—Prayer by the chaplain; Mr. Trim- bie in the chair; all the members prese: Mesers. Carroll, Dickson and the Speaker. Mr. Underwood introduced bill to open an alley im square No. 100; referred. ir. Brewer intro- duced bill providing that auditor's ived f ment of special aasess- pon fio te Mr Robertson offered @ res- olution directing the committee on a printing to vertise for proposals for Bille, Se; adopted. Mr. Hunt juced bil horizing the Governor to sell the central pone | property, and with the proceeds erect one or more station ferred. T louse resolved itself into committee of the whole on the code, and after spending some = —_ rose, reported progress, and the joase : ——e— Sau or Saort Hogw Carrie at Murn- BSTERD. sale of Coo} » Pa, for $1,060; Por a of Mairkirk, for $300, to John Pipe, of Canada est; Portulaca of Muirkirk, . W. Warfield, of Kentucky, for $510; Mas- , to Mr. New Dy ‘Sane al 5 Oe ease, yor Mr. in Hetti: , of Kentac! for $1,425; Muirkirk Cavane to Wm. Warfield, of Lexington, Ky-» for $300; Rowena 24,of the Princess family, to 0. F. Wadsworth. of Ne Yor, for $650; Blanche, @ magnificent snow- white cow, to Mr. Hettington, of Kentucky, for roome, for $415; calf , jr., of Kentucky, for $230; -S: Cooper, of Pennsylvania, for of Muirkirk, to @. M. Uolter, of Eleanor 4th, to J '25; Eleanor Sth, to Mr. A. B. 100; Maid Kecewvitie, Ohio, for #700; Alettington, for Moore, Nymph, for $1,200, Water N. old, toT. Lad: of Pennsylvania, for $300; Water to Mr. Leaiie Coombs, jr.,of Kentucky, not five Bowman, for #450; for $310,'and to J Muirkirk, for 425. The saie of the bulls resulted as follows: Lord Abraham was put up, bat withdrawn by co: sent; Prince of Muirkirk, John Pipe, Prince of Muirkirk, Francis Worth, $205; Muir- kirk A. P, Moore, $100; Lord Fern, T. H. Oliver, $300; Ellery Foster, R.L. Morgan, $190; Knight of Prince George, Geo. A. Quimby. $225; Blossoms Briton, 8. Ficklin, $110; Royal Briton, jr., A. G. Meems, 2150; Muirkirk ie, Sd, Joseph Wilner, $130; Elvina’s Earl, O.F. Bresee, The grand total realized from the saie was $23,859; an average of $450. ——_e-_—_—_- Tae THRATERS.—Schumann’s Transatlantic Noveity company, at Ford’s Opera House, give &@ very entertaining and in some respects re- markable exhibition. The swallowing of a stout sword nearly three feet long by Sig. Carlo Benedetti fairly entitles him to bis tion on the bills as ‘The phenomenon of 1574.” Those who think there is deception about this Sword swallowing had better go and see for themselves. The extraordinary musicai per- formances of the man-fiute, (imitating the most elaborate compositions for the finte with his mouth and hands,) and the submarine exploits of Johnson, who eats, drinks, and smokes under water, and remains below the surface for three minutes, are also of a startling character. The velocipede tournament, skatorial ballet, the ——. the jugglery, Xc., are all good in eir way. he excellent acting of Daly’s Fifth Avenue (New York) company, in “Monsieur Alphonse,” at the National Theater, and the superb setting of the P ce, delight large and critical audiences. The play is unique and decidedly a and ought te fill the National nightly, as it rformance so seldom one sees a dramatic evenly and smeothly rendered. Mr. Harkins and Miss Jewett are beth good in theirrespective roles, and are ably supported. The new stars at the Theater Com!que were received with a warm welcome at that house this week, and are valuable accessories to the . which wae already a very strong one. This is the last week of the Can-Can. ‘The Baltimore Sun of this morning says:— “The second performance of Richelieu by Mr. Edwin Cooth at Ford's opera house last night packed the theater with one of the finest anii- ences ever assembied in Baltimore. Amon, the spectators were nearly twe hundred gentic- men and ladies from Washington city, who filled three coaches, returning at 11:15’ p. m. ‘Two coaches and a smoker had been provided for the Washington visitors, but when the hour of be per arrived it was found that ladies would be obliged to find seats in the smoking car, and a third passenger coach was added, so that they could return to their homes comfort- ably.” bend pp ne tig Bonar were esterday ing the depart- stent of” the Interior with id ry, com- 1, 1874, and ending June 30, 1875, wi liam Ballan- G. Orandell, Robert Beall, J. B. Adams, W. Choate & Co., John 0. Parker, R. B. Mohan & Co., and A. 3. Solo- mons, of this city: S. A. Wheelwright & Co., A. Barnes & Co., John Daly, P. W. J. Q. Preble & Co.,James St. John & Co., New York; Morgan Envelope Company, Massacha- setts, and W. B. Burr & Co., Philadelphia. ‘The awards will be made in a few days. ee ALLEORD INFIDELITY OF A WIFE THEGROUND Judge Write made s decres’ divorsisg Wok, ® decree . B. Anderson from the bonds of ‘meetrnsay with house, on D | street, between 4th and Lith, decamped | with one Samuel Allen, who, he says, continues to harbor her. ——e THE TROTTING bead atid the Brightwood course yesterday was a spirited affair, and drew together several thousands of sport,among them many ladies. The steeds entered were the amare Golden Belle, bay horse Dan, Kitty Fisk, brown horse Fenian Boy, and gray mare Charlotte Hall. The judges were Gen. Morgan L. Smith, Dr. Sam Hou:ton, and Mr. Jefferson Rives. The following is a summ: of the heats: B. m. Kitty Fisk, 111; b. Golden Belle, 2 2 2; b. g- Dan, 3 hg - appointed. The next meet- the association wil! be held June 6th. ——_e—_—_ Hine, attorney for Geor, to recover the sum of $110trom attendance to 4 Fenian Boy, 4.34; EB, Ghariotts Hail 00. Time, 2.53, pay 240. After the race the series for Wed: y next was announced from the judges’ stand. 2 ALLEGED THIEVES ARgESTED.—This morn- ing Ofticer Collins, of the feurth precinct, ar- colored men, named J. Lacey with the larceny of boots from the 8 ie HI aM sea Fe 5 i eted i i H ie* Hi i i i 5 : He A FFI 5 rele i i i e bal and in i J f ¢ ‘it i uf d i ; } Te t Q id ii i i i t i i The Sehool_Book Question Again. COMMUMICATION FROM A SCHOOL Taveras. May Mth, 1874, Editor Star: Tp an article in your yesterdays Peper, on the ‘‘action of the School Board at “their last meeting, concerning the question of eb: Geographies,” you done the justice to those who were in favor of < stating that were no doa! he What I desire to say is simply this, that it is somewhat remarkable that those members of eae Geagrapaios tn eve Comaane) Dy present Geogray use "s) adopted as a Text-Book, and show so much in- terest in retaini 5 re not even attempted to defend the book for its merits as a tex-book. On the contrary their tacticts from the last was, to mt the question of the ventlemen hep goes ome to into’the merits or demerits of the book,in. which they appear to have so much interest? Where aireight that some members of the Board th no were 80 much wined and dined by a certain ck Book ut see the Agent,” could not hel; utter of the books? If they were not, why did they not show their hands, by de- fending the book for its merits, if it has any? As for the ‘bland and childlike Book-dram- mers,” permit me to say, that the writer of this had occasion to meet many of that class of indivituals, and while he has found them as 8 class as gentlemanly as any set of men he knows of, he found that there are exc2p- tions jong them, like you wou!d find among any other setof men. In proof of this, [ mean the exception, I would only state, that two ears ago, when the pro; ition was made in he boar: adopt Corneli’s Geographies in our Public Schools, an Agent for that book offered, in presence of witness, to a member of the Board 93 much of $500.—as he, the ‘Trastes, may name, if he would come out in favor of said beoks, stating at the tims, that he did not care a red, whether the book had any merits or not, but that it was a matter of business with im. How many sets of Oyclopaedias were sent here, at the time, at the sujestion of a certain member of School }, can not be exactly found -out, but that a respectable number of sets came, is known and can be proven. Neither is it known how many members were fe to travel home from im: More reasons of like tial nature can be given, “why Cornell's Geographies were put in place of a better book, two fears ago, and why such effords are made to eat it there. Ar the question of a change phies will by no means end yet, when ever it comes = again in the board, some more reasons for ‘oe interest manifested by some members of the board for retaining book in the Schools will not alone be ken abont, but proven by unmistakeable evidence. ANTI CORNELL. —_-—_— Reat Estates Saces.—Messrs. Duncanso: ny Bros., auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon lot 18, in square 566, improved by a two- house, situated on Sd street, near the corner of G north- west, toM. A. Harrington, for $2,525. —— THE COURTS. Court 1m GungeaL Tarn. poneeny the case of the Freedman’s Savin; and Trust Company vs. Dodge et al. was argued by Mr. Totten, for com) for defendants, and submitted. Craft vs. Bal- timore and Ohio Railroad Company; argued Lo bee Cook and Messrs. Cox ‘and Buchsaan, This is an action tor baggage lost. Porice Court—Judge Snell. To-day, James P. Ryon, charged with fast driving in coming from the race course; cou- tinued. In the case of Richard DoLacy, on the charge of selling liquor without license, a fine of $105 was imposed. James Henry, colored, Was fined $5 for walking over the grass in Far- Series. Poe rag gee ae cent language; $5. John Devlin, profanity; $3. Patrick Shteiys« vagrant, eae amie ‘on condition that he leave the city. Jas. Garduer, distarbing the quiet of Georgetown; $3. Mary Eliza Fortune, colored, loud and ’ boisterous. ‘This was a quarrel between defendant and Em- ma Douglass about a beau, whom they both claimed, named John Gray. A fight took place On an open commons, which attracted a crowd and mote Eliza came of victorious. The judge thought both equally guilty, and assessed them S5each. Jacob Koth, charged and maintaining a nuisance, fective drainage from a brewery kept by him; ordered to be abated, and judgment as to the amount of fine suspended. Catherine Ready, charged with selling liquor without license: $105 apd costs, Thomas Hague, on the sams charge; $105. FINANCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL, Washington Stock Exchange, May 11. Quotations furnished by Middleton & Co., po eae ‘The fel.owing wore the prices bid aud asked at the meeting of tue Washington Stock Exchange lainants, and Mr. Uox, with creating ‘consisting of ade- to-day:—U.S. gold, 114 asked. Bank stocks— | National Bank of ke; asked; National Metropol 110 asked; Be public, 140 bid, 150 itan bank, 10534’ bid, cond National bank, 106 aske.t, City Passenger Railroads—Metropolitan stocs, 2 bid, 30 asked; Metropolitan bonds, 84 bid. Sundry List—Washington city gas stock, 25 d, 35 asked; Chesapeake and Obio Canal, preferred bonds, 112 bid; Arlington fire Insur. ance company ‘stu 100 asked; New York, Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown steamship company stock, 150 asked. ‘istrict Securities, (District of Columbia)—Permanent improvements, 64 g., J. & J., 1891, 95 bid; do. Ve, J. & J., 1891, 67 did, 724 asked; Mar- Ket stock bonds, i's, WJ. J, 1802, 70% bid, 74 asked; Water stock bonds, 7s, ‘J. & J.. 001,69 Bid. (Washington) —5-yoar bertidcates, 7 3-10, M. & N., 1875, 91y bid, 93% asked: 10-year bonds, 6's, J. & J., 1515, 76 bid,30 asked: fund loan bonds, (Leg.) 6's g., M. & N., 1902, 3 esked. Board of Public Works-Certificates gon- ral improvement, 88,3. & J. 184, 1) 4 bid, ‘asked; bi ‘asked: sewer, 8's, do. 1875, 75 bid, 77 do. bid; do. 1877, 73 bid; do. 1878,73 bid; Did, ‘17% asked. Certificates, Sige Frais OE Did, 00 maked; “do. sib, 6 bid, €1 ‘asked; do. 186, 56 bid, 59 asked:’ do. 477,88 bid; do. 1878, 51 bid; do. sories, 59’ bid, 83 i3 i ee Se state limited, and quotations merely nominal. All sales of gold to-day were at 112112y. On gold loans the rates have been 1 to 3 per cent. for carrying. The stock market decline of X to quotations of stocks, ree! "teteroene » Prices having made @ further decline of SX per cont, chiefly in Union Pacitic, Wabash, thwest, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and Western Union. After thetims above mentioned a recovery set in, and prices rose x to Ep but since then the market has been irregular on slight fluctuations, though in the main strong. BaLtworg, a uM, trains old. w: ALT MO jay 14.— 18 sixes, ol, 32; West Virgintar, Li; Virgin * Hid ated 3 KORN Catolie snatch, aS, Soa? ses oe sixes, old, 20; cial tax,7, bid a Barri a a: Deginatng wharf to-day were 70,000 herring and 200 chad. Gerect forty-one (al) test ett tron, meee bog rien 00 per 1,000, sod runnin, ‘ south nineeon (35) Graw ‘Teaps—The doats Wheeler | thence set sixty (60) to and Bannon arrived to-day with bag busheis | Terms of sale: @ne-third cash; balance wheat and 350 bushels corn for H. M. T oy RE xy and 1,500 bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro., abel’ be given A deed Sill be aces eee tak the boat Bradfield Hartiey arrived with 1.800 | Ment of purchase money. Conveyaucio wheat and 1,800 bushels corn for Hartley & | the purchaser. Depulli af ome’ hy Bro. No sales reported. (8100) will be required om day of ‘sale. gale are not complied with in Ave (3 ALEXANDRIA. ik "aaa' cet ofthe dofeultiag parobenct, af pGeees Quarx Barpoa—The contract for | wars3 THOME Lewbusy eK eo on + a oe XTSAORDINABY BARGAINS ted cris awarded yesterday to Norris & Son, of burg, st $15 per foot. The bridge will be apoat ack Alpacas hairs, one bondred and thirty feet ieee Among tae Bioseraa'Oaa = Sheetirgs, bidders present ai the bridge where the award | eriug Cloths aid Oasstmerens was made were [esers. irs wo jeman - J Otis ety Gases 18Mh Straw Matiings, Floor Oil Goths. F'CIAL Fise Rerort.—Since 12 m. a day 8,000 shad and 175,000 herring have arrived. BENJAMIN MILLER, Shad 'sold for $450.a85.50 per hundred; herring. | _may2-tr a $4.50a85.50 per thousand; 8c rock and per "Arce, Sate or Corporation Bonns.—F. A. Kelly. auctioneer, sold to-day 85.500 ort bonds of the corporation of Alexandria, to M. M. Wheat, for $58.50.—Sentinel, 13:h. CITY ITEMS. pacrnrr vs. ‘owder stands preém! the only Baking Powder substances. Ni that is jurio contains the fall quantity e quality is far superior Yeast Powder will produce from twent fifty per cent. more good bread, UALITY.—Dooley's Yeast it in market as being free from in- jot only this, but each ted, to all others. » Tolls, RGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS B® THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. oe ae gt Qotembis, paw. 4 oa the 8 rr Of April. A. P1874, 1 Spring Dress Goods. 4 4 made days. Mondaye. H. POLKINHOBN, Pres: J. PIOKSON , Cashier. Directors. 4B. Polkinhorn, ‘Foot. Dowling, .T. Mltcnel'y, Biley A. Shinn, ED Harley, Thos, Knowles, OTICE.—TEMPORAKRY REMOVAL, ‘The continnal!acroase of business making ft no- Cessary to rebuild my store and ive increase my facilities for the execution of all orders, I shall be found, during th: ‘of the Work, at set BRIDG STREET, biscuit, pastry, &c., than those of other manu- doors ab facture, while it ts alway convenient to have | *{™,doors ee re tee tee in the house, and is reli conomical. If | execution of work inthe dyeing and scouring de- you have not tried it, ask for it at your Grocer’s, Eifteent. ol orders of my ‘will be promptly and take no other. highly 8) WH, WHEATLEY Giemsa + Be 5 Rak Se Renae Oe SNNGA REA DEBS, 46 | oa setll actin ealinn TS Bridge street, Linen Shirts and Coliars, 19 inches. Georactown, D. 0. —— 5,13,10 HoLLanpgr Bros. fe Si ssimaiaie For Gants’ Forsisainc Goops lander Bros., 1421 Pennsylvania Willard’s; 427 7th street, next to go to Hol. ‘We sell our custom made $2.50; fine Gauze Undersh! srewee, sear Hall; 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 19th food Gia, Ge Neate Dae e] 5 ‘avelin, Snir 3. quality, $1.25; Neglgee Te N Sis aa ouneen r| _aug®-1y 00 weet jeorenons, 9. FAMILY SUPPLIES. a 50 CBNTS A D. FRESH ABBIVAL sss PRING TEA. Easy Feet . N. W. BURCHELL, Being a to health and comfort, | _mll 4t_ 1332 F street. thousands of persons come from far and near to Bvscnscrs: visit Dr. White, the practical Chiropodiat, whoes SPRING LEAF establishment {s located at TH STREET, STANDARD TSA, 535 FIFTEEN 90 ORNTS A POUND. Opposite United States Treasury Department. 2 snWnite removes Corns without pain, 20 aise wader, ns Pe See oon = ~~ gh height —, le suc- ‘mayll-4t 1332 F street. cessfully treats Banions, Club, and wing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other de | F[258¥ ALBERS, rangements of the feet. Office hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Fee, $1 per vis.t. Prees of business at the office precludes viait- {os at residences except after 6 p. m. tablished in Washington 1861. Peep rat Buonv ul Dr Helmbo manufactured at the laboratory at Philadel- yee and is sold by all respectable dru; it is warranted for all diseases of the ki Genuine has pro F. Henry, New GET THE GEanvr: Kemer rs Po} ularity of ‘* Wilbor’s Compound of Cod Liver Oi letor’s pri vi ‘ork, Sole Agent. their own mannfactu: fering from Cougs should careful where they article. It requires no puffing; lowing its use are its best recom: The phosphate of lime possesses a most © mar yelous healing power, as combined with th pure Cod Liver cine is regularly prescribed by faculty. For sale by A. Boston. ——~-—____ FounTarn AQuakivums.—Somsthin; eon, Y. M. C. A. building. See Ponrp’s EXTRACT cures rnenmatism, burn lamences, bruisos, Ponds m in New York. house movist.” men have been committed to jail for drunkenness. cavalry leader,” is now wood to Memphis, driving the team himself. ‘Tybee was sold at auction in ew York day for $10,000, her cemmander, being the purchaser. still in the zenith of . Notwithstanding the absence of , the celebrated medicine is still Efteys and urinary organs. Beware of counterfeits. ate stamp. —_ and Lime” has induced some uoprincipled per- sons to attempt to palm off a simple article of bat any person who is ‘olds, or Consumption b eqpown this © results fol- mendations, and the proprietor has ample evidence on file of its extraordinary success in pulmonary complaints. il by Dr. Wilbor. This medi- the medical B. Wilbor, Chemist, 03 nove and beautiful for fish and flowers. Just the thing: for conservatories. Call and see in op- eration at the show rooms of Hamilton & Pear- e068 To raverr Fever And there is no en bees ration like Dooley’ ya Tor * Ber'bottie. ee Piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains Scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, colic wounds, neuralgia, hoarseness, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages, etc. Extract differs from all other advertised [she swrarcgpelnns the fact that it is a standard }» treated of in medical writings, and known te be # cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf THBRMOMRTERS and repaired and made to order by Hempler near 4\ street. ee ores Wilcox & Giss’s SEWING MACHINE. The — Bazaar Patterns. A, rong 8 — Chas, ‘am’ \oopskirt and corset street, Intelligencer building. 10,28” THE COMMUNITY at large te the use- fulness of Singer’s Sewing M: 1,5 7 Over two thousand coopers are on a strike S7 Within the last three months a dozen wo- Burlington, Vt., S7Gen. Forrest, ‘‘the brilliant Confederate engaged in heuling s7The Samana bay omen: "s stoamer De- No. 1015 Eizventa Street, sean K, furnishes the richest ICE OBEAM and most deli- cious WATER ICES in his newly refittad Saloon, ‘as well as to Private Parties, Fairs, &o. m7-2w™ CATAwEa WINEs, Of very su; quality, or more gallons. Very fine and fraity SHERRY, genuine Spanish Wines $280. _ |, BROWS Standard brands of Imported AL! sTOUT, PORTRB, &., e250 per dozen. Fine Old PHILADELPHIA ALB, §1 25 dozen. 78 in quantities of one Ni WRDCERTES, master 2NE OTOP eR iocate avenue, COFFLE DROPPING. We are glad to offer our customers still eduction iu the price of Ooffves, anc quote Government Be. sceneneene another ry t of this market. Just received, Price low. Lega yre— White Santos, Bio, &c.. at remarkably low rates, Mocha—We aro also just in receipt of a new lot of Unis variety, which we guarantee to be of superior quality. SUGARS. (New Yore Staxparp BRaNps ONLY.) Hotwithstanding the advanced market, we con tinue to sel!— Crushed Lost. Granuiated We have recently added to our stock in this de- Benen by. oe ree St aLABGS QUANTITY F NEW OROP TEAS of the different varictios, repared to offer special in- low eagel Su, ive industrial note—The baby c A. Boss Bay’s Family... = riage le is said to be improving. dail xtra Flour st 92440, 9238 wud G2 por saek, S7-The first annual meeting of the second SUNDR TES. general council of the Reformed Episcopal > Starch wat eld wn ew vork yeerday. "| gE Bt SMGh fy Ge,e RUBBED WHEAT nt SA Raleigh, N. C., newspaper contains the | mills in Brook: * for sale low. advertisement of Smith, ‘the great American 4 ~~) a 3 ead (nearly a ton weight) PRUNES, which we soll at nds for ELPHONZO YOUNGS 4 ©0., Grocers, MASORIO TEMPLE, 91x Strexr, AT STRAUS’, 1011.....PENNSYLVANIA AVENOB.... Between 10th and lth streets, THE COUNTEES ABS FILLED WITH NEW, OHOIOS, STYLISH, AND OHBAP SPRING OLOTHING FOR MES AND BOYS, Dress Suits, Business Suits, Working Suits, Youths’ Suits, Children’s Saite, Suite for Little Onaps, ‘Suits for Growing Boys, Buits for Big Boys, Buits for Bhool Boys, Buits for College Youths, Baits for Working Youths, Baits for Small Men, Buits for Lerge Ben, Suits for Men of Medium Size, Suits for Men of Extra Size, Buits for the Biggest Kind of Men, Baits for Every Kind of Men, " Suite for All the Men in Town, BUY NOW. BUY NOW. BUY Now. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PLEASING. ELPHONZO YoUNGRt HNSON. ii apli-tr Fl Can FREA Feencn man racvok qCH CANDY The mecial stention of the public and dealers ‘coustantly manufecturing and most varied eet FEENON CANDIES iaanwfaotared on the prem LA : ines), FRUITS of at remarkably lon both . Cay, 499 Pounsyivania avonne ne marf-om™ Under Bational Bots. Coat AND WvuoD. are discharging to-day s cargo of LYK VALLEY OOAL, wisteh wo will deliver direct from the vessel at lowest marnet . Also on hand WOOD!! woop!! JOHNSON BROTHERS, e RAILROADS. BALTD0oRe an SUNDAY FROM WASHINGTON CITY. es am re end ot Way S.attone, 819 o. m., Pomt of Rocks, and oll Way Sta- fine goods this ix a rare 646 ) imore, napolis, Piedmont and ce. As some of ti are the finest goodsever | ai) hy mye brought to this city m., Hew York, Philadelphia, Soston, Bal- sacou ne Siz to tumors. Ls. i at Hite ge & 00 am. Putcbare, Chicago, Otncinnati, Lonte- NBOULY's, Lille, St, Lute, Ucitabos, Beodesky, Wheeling GOP Sh sireet, opposite Patent fica, we Bockvilie, Predertck sod all Sia Largest ard cheapest stock of BMBBOIBEH1 a8 | eS, Washinate Valley Brancher inthe city ou pay a eA 817 = MARKET sPpacE. 817 onapolis and all Way jaltimore and Relay only, Bakimore, Billoott City and all W per Xork, Phitadelpnia, Norfom, at Kelay ©, Lanrel, Relay, Predertok, tum, oat et etl Intermediate Way m DECIDED INDUCEMENTS IN LACE JACKETS, AWLS, PLAIB ABD SATIN STRIPED GRENADINES. $0 picces BLACK SILKS, from @1 per yard up. 3,000 P 5 Rg > gael BINTED BaTISTE, at 25 Li W Bart » Ph ly 3 INE! erste. Plain end Striped, at 28 conrs. cents, 220 VICTORIA LAWNS, at 25 cents; worth ee 100 pieces Plain 0! . + > me od mappa be BGANDIES, at 25 cents; regu YATES * MITCHELL, AT Market Spice ‘May l2-6t t For farther tnformasis “gunman aoe and Obio Ticket Of ae, Wattcgion Seen eek Crow DEV ALWAYS, 459 Peonsylvania aranves where oniors will be BYBN WHEN iT RAINS, pay FN be checked end recutved at a = ° HOS Oy BA SP. Master of Transportadon. NEW AND CHEAP DRY Goops Stone RO. 0. ROONTE, Geel Ana mars 1.000 yards five Brewch Cambrie tie. waren 18, BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RATIROAD, 1.000 yards very best Oslico only'8, worth 125. Daror connea Gru axp Berae.ts H.W 1 000 yards good Calloo, only 6. After April 19th, 1574, trains will ran as follows 1.0) yards splendid 4 4°Cot:on only 20, TRAINS LBAVEFOK TRAINS ARRIVE 47 e ts, 81, AL TIM WASHINGTON, from i 280 Si ~aed AND WOUL ; ss. ay. Biack Alpaca. very flue, 4c, eee Horan a estes uae 80, Very Rood, co ‘Large assortment of very fine Osasimeres, 2:58 p. m., Baitimor and Philadelphia ex SPACE R's) ap. is the store to bay ROS CABPETS! CARPETS! AND DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! Our New Btock Spring CA REETs DRY Goops Fhize HOW Ts STOuS' FOR RVERY ONE Hs BDBOME GOODS at considerable ieee tat OUR PRION. ALL. ARE ENABLED To iH EVERY ABTio} — mar9-tr arnal Bt EN , connect at Bow! and © 30 p. 1 ar) comprises A ACR ord, COLORED SiLine ana pause | pe cgcr lem R andLAGR SHAWLa | Rorthwest corner of Ish stroct sad F seri . LAO JA ETs Fakasous ‘and SUN SHADES, of latest nevel- oe Stock Spring OARPETS entirely new, and 6 Intent dealgue, imported aind manufactured HOWELL and want. DAN INGBAINS, 5 BEUSSEL*. ENGUI®: 0! at joa, . a West, volute Kost, ‘owl. DUBAREY, O- E. 8. YOUNG, Gen'l Pas Agent Pepe PHA FELLADEL PHA, BOSTO! 45ND ALL POINTS J JER NEW ENG THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND New York, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. Ss 447 SEVENTS 6’ . between D and E southwest NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICED: ode, Pigace The u tu ine v.23 = ol 4 DE. (7 AN DEY GOODS ore stilt selling at rates st PAELOR CAR TKAIN EXCL USI riky BAXTER, 1920 Pennsylvania aver . Mobaire PULLMAN Palen BSPiNG C4K5 ON and peeper than ever. Dress Nien Thales. Ah h aud White Goods at popular prices. Oottons and | On and after ay. April ly, Cahcoes cheap. preads, Towels, Napkins and TWO TRAINS DAIL Table Liner at bargains. Hosiery, Ladies’ and | will be run over Pennaytvants ir Line, beavs Gents’ Ba: erchiefs, and a general assort: from and srriving at the depot of the Baltimore | Notions et faures. Potomac aa portheast corner of @baad B “ta. ae follc [MENSK REDUCTION! OI pincd How Lert Express, Palace Parlor Gata, PROVHEAD & Co. © p. m., connecting Are now opening an entire new stock of DBY rk Nigh Jr \. BOGDE, Jost purchased iu Rew York by Mr. Brot- me Polson Poles gieteies Deed. at sonderfully low price. O° a : York, Also, Palimvan Siseping ress in variety and 0! ie or 7 , c Tete ee hedme |e eee ee ons Blac > 8c. 5 |. 9175, 92, 2 phi A e235 2 tant $3, (at least’ 2) per cont ‘tees tiny | onks P. ™. Puiladelphia Express, daily except tect berfect Datei ye? ont Of the best makes and | SCVtOy. ss s0 aro mado in Bow York with steamers gy ee sath, » | 2B Sound; New York, New Haven and Hartfora Sic. and up” T Sinelo width, Gouble width | Turceds, Mow ¥erk Osutrel and oder Mite colt Herereitie Ottoman Bhawis, 92.28. rond, Brie Raflway, and steamers on H W bite Shetland Wooi Shawls, 91.35. 7 Ladirs?’ All Linen Hemmod Handkerchtcfs, Estice! Que Botton Gilera Rie, ae ‘Ladies’ Oo But rt: 5 Lansdale Cambric 230., and otter bleached Cottons Ze. and J cast Corner 6th sitest and Penna. ave. 7 Prints, sc. Splend ‘oniy | Station Baltimore and Potomac railrosd ? loc. “Ail Linen Towels, gt diz0n aud up. | 9D0,B sircets p.8 young, Black Grenadines from 2c to $1 per yard: (these | _J7¢-tf Goners| Pasesnger Agent. sre very cheap ) ects, 57! Farercls tn variety, low.” Goats Olarks Epoel otton, 6c. and a lot of K! 1874 rexnsvivania novrel 874 of other govt cau F goods are of the beet :| Sijles, sclected with great care: hecghe aka ane | SQRTBWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST cheap, and will do Wropesao a © Washi. gf Ped msrit-tn 1208 F etrocts, bet ithand let = NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. ICHARD B. MOHUN & CO., BOOKSELLELS AXD STATIONERS, 1015 Pennsvivania Avence, Auerbach, imo. ire, by Rose Porter, i6mo. ‘inter Wists Py N EW Buvuoxws. Woldfried. A Novel. By Auerbach. Agvontures cf an Attorney in Bearch of Practice. A=skeuwnia ‘AND ere 01 E % ALEXAND: EDERIOKSBUR: pibrintar Stee eae ny nen | AMRANDNA gre eRiOERBORG RE P f the Orient. By Alger. o. eave for Ale all the ee 8 at Soho! 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