Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1874, Page 4

Condensed xt Tuesday. The annual collection for the Pope, il, by orcer of Archbishop Baviey. be made in the atebes of this city on Sunday, the ith of June. e the coroner he'ng votitied, rdered its burial. Ie is reported bere to dav that Hayes, alias is said to be the party concerned with Binion in the rate burglary in this city, Butler, wi was arrested in Boston on Tuesday. For St. Charles’ © lege, near Baltimore, the following contributions were recently made to the priesthoot: S160; St. Mat- aid in educating young men fe St. Aloy sing, $168; St. Patyi-k thew's, $118. At aspecial meeting of the Illinois republican association, at Willard’s hall, last night, a com mittee was appointed to make arrangements for the recep*ion of the I linois press association, Which is expected to arrive on Saturday. e dead body of an unknown mai wes dis covered aflost in the north channel of the r near the ‘was recured hear that polat br som? boatm It had so far decomposed as tu render weautl cation impossible. The corner-stone of the new St. Martin's 15th 5 i (Catholic) eburch will be! imposing ceremor Fe June. The Arebdt ate and Father Bovis will preact holic societies of the District are exy te turn out on the occasion A large Sibley tent has been ere ¥acant lot on FE street, betw streets, b A teated for worshiy to night, E Brown officiating. It is also te temperance crasaers for their m Messrs. Wm. R. McLean, of the Stan: John M. Richards, Natal Republican and Allan Cofin, of Columbia Typographieal Union, and Wm. 1). Redfield, of Pressmon’s ¢ 1. delegates to the ‘National Typogr: Vnion, left this city this mornin, for St. Louis, to attend the anni that bor va Which meets on Monday next. The wi ompanied by delegates from Phital pbia and Lancaster, who arriv morning. —— Tue Races at Baroutw Gay's racing at the Brightwood trottin, the entries were Mr. Firitton’s ~ mare Kitt, Fisk, Mr. Taity’s brown mare Da: Mr. Price's bay mare B ver Maid, b Allen Derses light, and ‘There was also a ronning race. half-miledash 2159, $190 to the first. € ntered allace by @ H. Thompson, br. bh. Happy vy Allen Dorsey; gh. Washington, by and repeat, fur a to the se .for which there Burgdort Bros. The rave was won in t heats by Happy Sam. Tim The judges were Hon. Morgan LS egory and Mr. McIntire, with C. W. E time- keeper. In regard to tne protest against the double team of Mr. Foot in the last race, whieh bad rit of the Times, & York May 2id, Faying: “The protested entry was di«jualisied for not being specitic and refusal to make the been referred to Wilkes’ S, telegram was read, cated Ne required affidavit, and other reasons wh: @ppear in the ‘Spirit’ ot May 3). from the judges’ stand.” In ace cises f the institution. The programme em 1 addresses on the following s Stewart. jr., By Foteii not by Jackson, Washing- ton, Db. C.; ‘aclea, Henry N. Jeter, Ly burg, Va; Objeet of Stud: How to Succeed 1). ©; True Honesty, y etshaw county, S. .; True Lad G. ©. Singleton, ‘as Washir ngers Ahea Dallas, Fairia ty, Va; Paul an Examp! Jas. Wiggs, B D5 Our Instr tutions, Chas Wadkins, Bristol, T Fine singing was interspersed in the exerc Hon. Fred called tor and atdressed the assemblage. stcnenaenst” = cle Tom's Cabin” will ba again perforin atthe National Thester this evening by tu- Charies Howa combination, with the b--t Unele Tom aL Eva to the country. Neer Weck Weare to have the sprightly Kate Ma¥- hew in ber new play, + With the Fd The compt:mentary bene! Ford, at Fora’s Opera Hou Gramatic seas “Rieha.iea, by the talented John McC: company. The light a 4 varied performance: e OT wearisome. —EE Law Derartment, GaoaGstown Univer frry.—The Thomas H. Brad'ey, Mo; Taornton Car 4.; F. M. Cox, Md.; Benj. Davenport, Conn. A. Elliott, D. U.; George P_ Goff, D.C; &. Hamilton, Md.; Robertson Howard, (M.D. D. C5 S. F. Hubbell, New Mexico; J. BP. Lotbrop, Mass.; M. Maratella, Cal Murphy. Obso; F.U. Rainey, D. K Suihean, D.C.; George Wi 2. W Wt. The Hon. deli Thomas I 3.S at, ns Ja eel asses MitrraRy Nores.—The commissioned o ficers of the ist Virginia regiment, ia K mond, are making extensive arrangemen’s tor | attalion h will leave here on Friday night for the capital of Virginia. During the day there will be a parade aboat Richmond, and in the afterngon the vis- itors will be entertained at the armory of the Istregiment. Th-y will remain over op Sun- the reception of company B. Ist Washington (D. C.) National Guard, w: day, returning home Sunday night. Company A, Washingtoa Ligut Infantry. are assembling at their armory this afternovn to escort the remains of their late friend and hon- fo their daa orary member, Captain Whitney, resting place in Oak Hill cemete: aoe teat y~ Fine at tae Nationa Tazater —Aboat 1% o'clock this morning Officers Noke= aud Smith turned in av alarm ot fire from box il (Willard’s hote! th ¥ flames until the arrival h the aid of the poli the performance this eventog- po than dots Two Witts.—Yesterday, the will of the late te ‘» trest to bis sons, William H. and Edward Baldwin, for the benefit of his daughter, Emi ly Almen Bakiw bequeathing his entire es #1. Baldwin, and for the creation of a ‘perma hent fund for her support yielding a net annu P ity of Sc00, wae filed in the ister of Wills’ b the will of the late Mary Gormley, by which she ite into three equal parts, to be with a cod! Givides her e! Civided between the children of Richard Gorm ley and her daughters, Mary Bangs and Sarah Gormley. Wants 210,00 oF Avance Srreer-Can Comrany.—Oscar Cow - pa fr rg verse yesterday on Inst pany, avd after bavi and so seriously injured as to reqaire the tendance of a physician. ——_s—__ W. ©. A.—The pabiie should not overlook the excellent entertainment now in progres at Ma sonic Hell, under the auspices of the Wo nsn's Obristian Association. The Object tasy have in view ts most commentlahie in every fesjoct and all who attend are sure to get their mon+y's worth, or more. Their laueb, spreet from 12 toS p. m , is especially tempting aud worthy of patronage. IssUNCTION Suit ac Gov nen» 2xT.— Yestera. by bis attorney. B. suit against the Dist ri junction to enjain th t 6. square 765), for improvements inde wieder the old corporation in 19%, taxes oa wuica alleges he has put. ———_—o-—_ We call the attention of one reators to the Colorace Diamonds displaged in Prigg’s win- dow on the aver ue, oo. May 25. INTE LOCAL NEWS. Locals. cert given lat Tuesday at the | Church, will yrobably be re- | 5’ wiiame, f an infant, very much decom- | poset, was found br the police this morning on the river shore sou'h of the Monument tot, and | Hutton, ng bridge yesterday afternom, aud Vvewtxe overnment Printing Omi -e, d at 5:35 this op.—The third park, under the auspices of the Washington Trotting Association, came off yesterday in the preseace Of @ very large number of spectators. ‘The race was for $500, mile heats, best three in five, and i le of Gettysbarg. Sil- Mr. T. C. Jotn-on, and Pearl, by + which had been’ entered, failed to appear, the first b-ing ruled out by the judges, and the other by being lame. The race Was won by Kitty Fisk in four heats. Daylight getting the second heat. Time, 2464, 2454, 250. ith, De. Tayes ae ance with this decision, the pursc was awarded to Mr ley Hayes and Elfza jane, Sexer- t Baptist | h was crowded with an appreciative an- Assembled to get the graduates of Way- md Seminary in the eighth auniversary exer- y it sity, D. M. Chambers, Washington, x © Douglas and K-v. Dr. Hogen were Tae Tue.rees.—The aifecting drama of U Tuesisy night, will be the most interesting event of th= is the play. ugh and a strong the Theater Comique this weak, wining up every night with an exciting drama, is just the aortof | tainment for the warm weatuer; not heavy commencement of the law depart- went of Georgetown University will be held at Ford's Opera House ow June ith, and the degree of *B. L.”" will be conferred upon the following: fs tt, er the aldress, herman will introduce him wo +)caused by the discovery ot hre ip one of the property roomsof the National Theater, and the police and tre departments Promptly respouded. Some of the employes immediately got out the hose, and kept back the firemen, who and others suom ex- tinguished the flames. The loss is avout 30), mostly in properties. The origin of the tire has hot been ascertained. It will not interfece with Washington gn (orge- town Kailroat company, claiming $10.00 for He alleges tnat on the Isth of May was quietly seated in acar of the com- Paid his fare he was, thout lawfal cause, taken by the agent of the allroad company and thrown to the groind, PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Convention of Diocese of Maryland. CONCLUSION YESTBADAY'S PROCEEDINGS. The committees announced Sod mention in Tas Stax of last evening) ware j aon8, and other basiness—Rev. Dr. | as Tullow 0 Lesin, Dr. Wm. Hodg-s, W. F. Band, F. W. Browne, and J. Shaft Sook Un Elections—H Fendall Marbar, barn, On Admission of New Parishes—Rev. Dr. Neilson, Mr. Southgate, A. B. Davis and Dr. Franklin. 3 ee agra Bee. Dr. Jackson, Grammar, a re On the State of the Church—Rey. Dr. Addi- son Gordon, James Pierson Chapman, and W. G. Harris. ° H. G. Dorsey, . The act of incorporation of St. Mark’s church | wes received and referred. Kev. Dr. Lewin presented a petition for alter- ing the boundaries of Ascension parish; which was reterred. A communication was received from Bishop Whittingbam, reappointing the membarsof the Ecciesiastical court of the diecese. A recess was then taken. Un reassembling at 6 o'clock last evening the convention was opened with prayer by ites. wr Kitehte. Rev. Mr. Kenick of the Church of the Mes- | sab, Baltimore, presented a petition from that b te represent tted to the convention and ¥ delegate; referred. att Blanchard submitted a report arch association of the diocess, setting ith the werk done, and that ta contemplation; referred. Kev. Dr. Thrall sa° itted a resolution that | the committee on new parishes be directed to inquire inte the expediency of setting off cer- i parishes trom Emanucl parish, Alleg.any ounty; referred. Mr. Daniel M. Thomas submitted a resolution in relation to the establishment of a mortuary fund; ordered to be printed ia the journal. tev. Mr. Blanchard, trom the commitcee on the revised astesement of the Episc pal and convention fund, reported that the sum now nt to defray expenses, - James Perrine submitted the annul re- pertot the trusteesof charch charities; adopted. Kev. Mr. Kich, from the committee on re- ligious instruction, presented bis report, waich was referred. Kev. Mr. Johnston, from the committee on the salaries of the clergy, reported that in some cases the salaries were shamefaily dispropor- tra e to the services periormed, Tur convention then adjuarned until this morning. THE GROWTH OF THE CHURCH. ‘The communication of Bishop Whittingham reaa before the convention yesterday, states that his impressions, derived from various 8 urces of in‘ormation, on the whole are favor able. Under discouraging circumstances, for the most part the work outside of our cities hae been carried on without losing ground, while in Baltimore and Washington and the immedi- ately adjoming suburban districts rigorous growth has been taking place. At no time has there ever been in Baltimore an equally gene- rally diffusive life, growth, and multiform ac tivity im the congregativns, missions, schools, and other charitable enterprises. Laity and clergy have seemed to be vieing with each other in eagerness to be up and doing, Alluding to the churches of Baltimore he ag * : Thus have the five places regularly open for public wor- ship when lcame to Haltimore grown to thirty- tour, with four otherson the immediate outskirts within twomiles. The clergy tist of the diocese death through the past year, bas recovered itself to the full extent of that of ali Maryland before division. We were, bishops and all in 1867, of the number of the “great fishes” taken in the mystic net ‘a hundred and flity and three.” We are now, two bishoos, a bundrcd and forty-one presbyters, and twelve deacons—two more than the undivided diocese could count seven years ago, Our changes in the year have been fewer than I have ever known in the same period—less than ten in all | of every kind.” RITUALISM DISCUSSED. Under a circular call sent to every delegate, signed by Rev. A. P. Stryker, of St. Baraabag chureh, Kev. T. U. Dadley, of Baltimore, and others, a conference meeting was held last night in the Sabbath-school room of the Chareh of the Epiphany, to discuss the question of ritaal- ism. This call is as follo “The undersigned, impressed with the solemn magnitude of the questions which must com> before the general convention in October nest, are alike impressed with the desirableness of an terclange of views am ng thoxe members o! the approaching diocesan convention who wou'd have those questions settled upon conservative church principles. We balieve that the diocese of Maryland desires such action by the general | convention as will coutrol alt extreme practice and teaching, and we believe that only conter- ence is needed to secure the election by this diocese of represeutstives who will labor and vote for such action. This circular appears to have met with con- siderable disfavor, and 4 repiy has been made, as (ollowe: * The undersigned clergymen and taydele- | gates to the approaching diocesan conven‘ion, basing received a circular purporting to : ism of the diocese of Mary- and yet proposing such action as will in- juee important changes in the existing laws the eburch, desire to ex press our disapproval of any such means of influencing beforehand tie mind of theconvention. We feel persuaded that a lerge majority of the loyal and conserva- t ve churchmen of the diocese deprecate com- mittiog themselves or those to whom they may entruet the interests of the church to any pre- determined line of action. ‘ We believe it to be the desire of all such to select as their deputies to the next general con- vention men svfficiently well known ty te the guidance of their own duscretion in all questions to be introduced there. *« We think it will establish a dangerous pre- cedent to determine In an informal meetin during aud outside of the diocesan convention, matters which ought properly to be settled only | , before the convention itself. nature of the course proposed in the circular ailuded to above, we have felt ourselves called upon to express them to the clergy and lay del- egates, respectfully ask them to suspend judgment upon matters referred to in the cir- cular until they shall be regularly brought ba- fore them in the convention for their action.” Signed by Rev. J. S. B. Hodge, D.D.; Kev. C. K. Nelson, D. D.; Rey. Jas. Chipchase, Rev Wm. T. Johnston, Kev. Kichard C. Hal by Messrs. William G. Harrison, F. W. Brane, eo. W. finges, Chas. H. Wyatt and Dan’l M. Thomas. None except members of the convention were allowed to be Present at the meeting last night. The discussion last night is represented to have been very exciting, but it is generaliy conceded that “the majority of those present were against high church practices. The result of the conference was the choosing of ten persons | toselect the delegates, whose names are to be submitted to the convention here for election, to represent this diocese in the general conven- tien to be held in New Yoak in October next. The action is not satisfactory to many, and a further discussion of the question is expected to-day. To-day’s Seani ‘The convention reassembied at 10 o'clock this morning, and one hour was spent in devotional exercises. The roll was called and 181 delegates an- swered to their names. ‘The chair announced the presence of the ven- erable Bishop Johns, of Virginia, who was escorted to a seat on the right of the chair, and being introtuced took the hand of Bishop Pink- ney, and said: “I feel as it coming home after | a long absence, but I miss the faces of many dear ones—with the warmest heart wishes for the peace aud prosperity of the diocese.” The chair announced tnat the portion of the assistant bishop's address relating tothe Han. vab Moore academy would be referred to a committee com posed of Messrs. Sam'l G. Way- map, ©. M. Stewart and F. W. Broune. The question of postponing the unfiaished business of the last convention, insteal of taking sy # the current business, was discussed at some length. Dr. Hutton, from the committee on admission of new churches and parishes, made a repo-t, mmendi with a resolution, reco: ag that St. Mary’s church,of this city, be admitted into St Jobu’s parish, in compliance with petition of said church. The resolation was adopted. Also, the petition of St. Andrew's and the As- cension churches of this city for an extension of their bourdaries, recommending that the petition be granted; adopted. Several reselutions ot the same tenor affect- ing other portions of the diocese were also opted. The question as to admitting the church of the Messiah of Baltimore into the dlocese, was made (he special order after the election of del- egates to U ‘a! convention. An election by ballot of the regalar diocesian standing comi (the advisory committee to the Bishop) was then held. On motion, the secretary was authorized to destroy all old and valueless papers whica have been accumulating for years past now in his possession. ‘ending the counting of the votes for the prvi e henmere peop ip re feripts, and other nistorieat n. Montgomery Bjair, Dr. | Glenn Perris, Br. James | and K. B. Chew. } On Parochial Contributions—Dr. Henry Col- | Mr, . doin M. nd grace: | corthwest. farnish the following ya te bs lett | 2 Entertaining these views as to the serious | terials, which was read and ordered fo ne prinved. The teller appointed to count the votes for the dioces committee reported the Sellewing oo seston Revs. J. H. Oheir, $. it. Gordan ts, A. L. Randolph, A. PB. '» Geo. Lee Stryker, J. F. Hog? and Mr. Levin. ir. Henry M. Brash was elected treacarer of the convention. Kev. Dr. Kich submitted an amentmant to the canon in relation to the dividing th parishes of the diocese into convocations; read and laid on the table temporarily. Rev. Mr. Brand, from the committee on the state of the church, made an extended report which was adopted. Dr. Hutton, from the committee on new parishes and congregations, make a farther r port in favor of the organization of the congr: gation of St. Mary, the Virgin, in Baltimore, and @ new con, Allegbany county. Adopted. Rev. De, Hutton also rente an adverse report | from the same committee, on the application of the chapel of the Holy Communion, attached to t. jobn's parish, of this city. Rev. Dr. J. V. Lewis mada a verbal explani- tion in relation to the abse: necessary to the admission of new churches in the convention. Dr. Hutton said he was not satisfied with the Teports which had reached him in relation to the ministrations and work in that church, and he could not make areport until satisfactory exnlanations were made. Rey. Dr. Nelson, from the same committee, inaue & minority report in favor of the atmis- sion of this charch, and sapportad it with a | lively speech, asserting that the c»mnittee hat not One word except newspaper reports aga’ the acts of the members or rector of the organ ization. ——e LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. COUNCIL.—The C uneil asemblet at 6 tock last evening, but adjourned withou Tansacting any busine: HOUSE OF DEL T Speaker pro tem., in the chair. seheo! fund; referred. W.laon presented the petition of Charles M. Floyd; referred. Mr. Boswell introduced a bill ty snapend the operation of the act for the drainage of lots, &e., 75. [This ts the act under which until May Ist 1s7/ the Board of Health are acting, filling lots, & and as-etsing the costs on property-holder. referred. Mr. Hunt introdaced a Dill for the relief of Chas. H. Parker; referred. Mr. Dyer, from the committee on District affairs, reported a bill amending the a:t crsat- ing -ertain offices, with a substitute abolishing the offices of treasurer, auditor, deputy contro! ler, deputy register, deputy anditor, and one deputy collector, and making it the duty of tha collector to perform the duties of the treasurer ister to perform those of the audi- and the r tor; read a second time and referretl. Mr. Berry submitted reeolution directing the committee on District atfuirs toinyaire whether any defalcation has taken place in the oftice of | the Collector of Taxes; whether the defaulting ofticer was a bonded officer, and what measures have been taken to enforce the payment of bonds. Mr. Berry said that this subject inter- ested the [ee of his district, and a resolution # since, re- which he had offered twenty-two d: querting the information of the Govern net been answered. He bad, howe: nes of the Dist commun! toa therefore cannot now be transmitted. The Honse read for the second time House bill to provide a code of loca! trict of Columbia. and ad jour (round ), He aed.) 19g BiG 82 & anerter +5 aus (white), sliced, 2@25c.; #hduldera (whole), sliced, I2sec.; middling, I-.; eat, 12 tongues, 89, each. tard Kee. ts He» “Bu/a i Pe burch.catfish,25¢ Pour trout Dj treat cody pheal, Shad, @ents # peir. ber ceati pr bauch Turtle, 75.@ $1 rac Sic. per bur L. bster, 1. pk 2 sot # ox carrots, 6c, '@ bunch, lettac Joc. % Dk;” sprouts, 200. @ banch: reddish, 5°. @ ba ca, 5 F b v1 Dir (pected We... 9286" B Io. atelphia. print, 45c.; chotee roll, 4 ie. B® dozen. Che srr ng chickel a pair; Tarkoys, 25 n dour, f i rica. coruer of Vin and Bate: 3 of floar and feed: #lonr—Family flour, $4 §)@ 3) 25 @ bbI.: Welch’ family, $1075 PB hbI. Keir 86 is eUper. S6@38.8): rye $6. Corn Weal, We’ Brown Siu, $433 B ton. Ship- stuff, $60. B@ bushel.” “Middilags, ssaus bushel. Ssles somewhat fre. Prices at the wholosal late, 31 37; Boze $6; ducks, $5.0@ 96 Washed. @ th, 33@#) do unwashed, butter van; common, 107: Mas handred; eating apples, tatoes, $6.00@8 B barr: 1; crant parrel. ' Beet—| s rr Sar 03; cal 86. chickens, 83@ Eee are firm. Poultry ec arc dried apptes are in demand 100 tons of hay and straw were aold daring the past week hay ranging from @1to 1 40, and straw S)o. @$1% hundred. Offerings more fre. Penneyivania Excuastosiats in Tows.— A large excursion party, about 1,500 in number, of residents (of both sexes) of Lan- caster county, Pa., arrived here by the Balti- more and Potomac railroad abont noon to-day, in twenty-five cars, baving left Lancaster at 4 o'clock this morning. They were mat by committees of the Pennsylvania Republican Association, headed by Captain A. A. Shissler, | and of the native Lancasterians, headed by nd escorted to street cars of Dr. Sam Honston the W. & G K., which Superintendent Sailor had provided, and at once taken to the White House. Here they were assembled in the East Koom, and on the President making hu ecnrenes they were formally introduced jon. A. Herr Sinith, Representative of the Lancaster district. They were subseqaently taken to Willard’s for dinner, and afterwards to the Capitol and other public butldings. They et leaving at 6 o'clock this afternoon for ome. ° ® A Trirr Derectap ay His Ovp Saoe3.— On Tucsday last, the resitence of Mr. Manders, | on K street, between 44 and 3d streets south- | west, was robbed of a quantity of furniture and dress goods, and on Monday the money drawer of Mr. Reiser’s restaurant, on i street, was robbed of 86.50. A pair of old shoes were left at the last named place, and Officer Black identified them as belonging to a well-known thief nemed John Phillips, whom he took into custody yesterday, and also his ‘pal, Bob Lawson, and after getting the money from the last named he (L.) made bis escaps. They ac- knowledged the burglary at Mr. Manders, ani from information received from them the offi. cers recovered most of the stolen articles. Phis morning Phillips was committed to jail fur che action of the grand jury. 2: Rea Estate Sace.—B. H. Warner, real e: tate broker and auctioneer, sold yesterday af- ternoon at auction @ three-story brick house, No. 523 44 street southwest. at #4400, and a three-story brick house, No. 5254\ street south- west, at 83.650. Patrick Culliuane was the purchaser of both houses. pestle yl THE SAL® by Latimer & Cleary, at Ford’s drug store, Pennsylvania avenue, near 11th street, will be continued to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. THE COURTS. Circuit CourtT—Judge MacArthur. To-day Schwab agt. Windsor; verdict for plaintif. A number of judgments by default n. were take: CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge Olin. canal afew days 2 in Emanuel parish, nee of certain papers sheep and $2.25 to $4 German, Lobby stvles of S | aud Ch ldren, at Lewis’, 9207th street, between land K. 23,3 ‘Mr. Venable, Mr. Brooks introduced a bill providing for the appointment of a treasurer of the county 1. | Received at Prigg’s Jeweiry Store, No. Penpsylvania avenue, near 4\ street. | Bisenits, Rolls, er, learned that the subject was in the handa of the attor- t. Therevolution was adoptad. ion was received from. the Board of Public Works, in answer to a resolu- tion, stating that the report of the commiasion dam ages occasioned by improvements is now before the Congressional committee, and | Opposite Luited ing patients at residences excep’ h, 40 Ppeck;do.,new, do... usw All Wcol Cheviot Sui Ail Wool Cassimere Snits, R Biversite Suits, @12 Silk Grafe Suits, 12 Dudley Suit Disgonsl Suits, $16 Worsted Basket Suits, 1011......PENNSYLVANIA AVENGER To-day, Joseph Chavey and Henry Stewart, bar fs the laroony, of troctntte ot tea, GEORGETOWN. Fish Manker.—The receipts of fish to-day were 20.000 herring, which were sold at 3550 per thousand. Grats Trapz.—The canal-boat Irene K arrived to-day with 150 bushels wheat far. ( & ote % M. Waters and limestone for Mrs. Goer. OLD Prien T ARKET, Which fell into the 20. has been removed. IMPRoveNRNT.—We notice the reconstrac- tion of the dyeing establishment of W. H. Wheatley. on Jefferson street, is nearly com- pleted. “When finished it will add mach to the bs sete nena of that street, and being so com- Pk tely arranged for his business, will doabtiess attract a large trace in hfs line. St, Josern’s Femate Baxgvotext Sca0ou is doing much good here in educating poor chil- dren, and the concert for its benefit at old Trin- bo Boer rhas on Tuesday evening next should be hi rally patroniz-d, CatTLx Manget—[By Means & Co.|—There were 225 cattle offered to-day at the bD-overs’ Rest. The market was dall. and on! were sold at 5c. to7e. per poand. There were alto 1,500 sheep abd lambs offered, of which 1.200 were sold at 5c. to 6\c. per pound tor 5 for lambs per head. A | few extra broaght $6 per head. 2) were shipped to New York. $55 per head. head 25 cows and calves sold at $25 to “CI?¥ ITEMS. MAcKINaw, Milan, Canton, Fayal, Panama, vegnorn. and other kinds of new and Taw Hets for Gent's, Boy.’ WILLETT & Rrorr’s. 905 Pennsylvania ave- roe, have Mackinaw Hats in all suapes ani prices, Price's Colorado Diamond s .819, 810 Colorado Diamond es... 5, 20 2o'orado Diamond Collar Battous 4 Colorada Diamond Rings... Fine Piated Sets....... Fine Plated Chains Fine P’ated Bracelets, Fine Plated Stude. . Fine Plated Butter Knives —_- Doorry's Yeast Powder is the cheapest, but not lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegavt » Prepared in a few minutes, : —— For coor and pleasant dining-rooms and | good table board go to the Globe House, F and 12th streets, af ait Werx’s Dornas in Wall street explains stock operstions on small capital without risk. Copy sent free. Tumbridge & Co., 2 Wali street, New York. 7,24 a DovBLe StrtcH ep Pantaloon fit Drawers, at 25,6 Hollander Bros. ‘THOSE IN WANT of Papers and Window Shades of the latest styles should callon Kid- Well & Henderson, 406° 9th atreet, opposite the Y¥.M.C. A. building. All workin their line done by competent workmen, and warranted to give satistaction. : 4 os Fine Waite Saints, best quality, a ay | at Hollander Bros. Easy Feet Being indispensabie to health and comfort, thousands of persons come from far and near to visit Dr. White, the practical Chiropouist, whose establishment is located at 135 Firreenta Street, ates Treasury Department. Jr. White removes Corns without pain, so that the shoe can be worn with ease. He sac- fully treats Bunions, Clab, and Ingrowing ls, Vascular Excrescences, and other de- | rangements of the feet. Office hours from 8 a, m. to 6 p. m. Fee, Si per vis t. Press of business at the patie ing visit- alter 6 p.m. cstablished in Washington 1861. Porp’s Extgact cures rhoamatism, burns, piles, ulcers, toothache, are throet, sprains, fcalds, soreness, old sores, headache, colic, | lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia, meas, diarrhea, and all hemorrhages, eto. hoarse! | Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised preparations in the fact that it is a standara | medicine, treated of in medical writings, and kvown t: be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf ——_—_@- Witcox & Ginz’s Sawing Macaine. The celebrated Bazaar Patterna. Agency at Chas, Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, Intelligencer building. 10,28 e— TAERMOMETERS and Harometers are repaired sud made to order by Hempler near 1} street. ee at large appreci ite the nee- Machin 5 ALLMUENVT oF SPRIRG AND SUMMER CLOTHING LATER STYLES, BEITER MADE, AND LOWER PRICES. PRICES OF SUITS: 6 ngs Hairline Suits, 7 Sl Wool Scotch Buits, $10 els Cassimere Suite, 310 North Hosic Suits, $11 Pennington Suits, $12 Silk Mixed Saits 913 Middlesex Flannel Buits, $13 mond Check Suits, $17 i ported Casstmere Suits, $20 gia PRICE OF DEESS COATS, WITH VESTS TO MATC. Single Breasted Black Cloth Vests and V. ests, from sis to 816 Double Breasted Black Cloth Coats and eats. from 018 to B25 10 to $15 oe from $15 w @20 English Diagonal Coats and Wor 8 fr Woreted Disgonsl Basket Coats ani Vag PRICE OF PANTS: Fin “All Woo! Light Cassimere Pants, from 94 to Business Pants, from $1.90 to YOUTHS’ SUITS -at et 99 8? on as ** ss g12 sie BOYS’ SUITS—at 8 a6 es 8" ge 89 89 A. STRAUS, 1011 Between lth and lth streets. mayl5-tr KID GLOVE DEPOT! KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVES FOR MISSES 1-BUTTON 2 BUTTON 3-BUTTON G@ENUINe JOUVINS! GENUIN . ALEXANDER’S! fovovess at cHaSs. BAUMS KID GLOVE DEPO 408 SEVENTH STRERT. OORSET CORSET? FACTORY! SousEr{ FRENCH CORSETS! \ ERMAN CORSETS! 4LL STYLES OF CORSETS On hand and made to order at commas. BaUMS Heep Shirt and Corset Factory Jendi-tr 408 SEVENTH STREET EW SPRING 6e9S ucep CBS! D. VERS Bgl Denn meyl-lm Corner jorth Capitol streets. GEORGETOWN ADVERT'SEMENTS DRY Goons. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Ancti ner. BLE IMPROTED TOWN, oo i letcing, wherels Kemet: was cowplaios t,aud Wm. al wre" tefendaats, toe uudersigacd, a Tras ts. tot dou her Premises,on FRIDAY, he nour of 4 Ted real aetate s\ ta: Goorgetown, District of Go ambi lying = being in @. and No. 183. in Beatty and town, bounded as follows ats yorston th fe om Market street; thesce Tuna 153 feet; thomce east 25 fost: juniag, improved therce north 360 fert to the’ begti with atwo-story frame dwell Ls mi i the cormer of Hizh aud 3! frouting $ feet, more or ses, 29% feet on 3 street, Trame Warehouse. Aus All that oth-r part of Lot ard Hawkins’ aadit on improved witha hse tor thereabouts, south from tas s west corner of High and 3d streets, aad raavi«, thence south wito High street $5 feet, more or lass, Of the same width to th 16. improved with a 5 end running back west west line of aid Lot Ne | three-story Brick Store # A and on the som:h 1 uth 42 feet then «onrh § wath 25 inches to the wes ers line 7S fet 10 inches, tnen street 8! feet 4 inch: lows: Beginui: g at the aon duet described, i then westerly to a sid Beatty ant Haw nt 6 feet on south |i addition, frovting street, abd rhnaing back feet, improved wigh two two 1 Allthat part cf Lot No. "7.10 said Boatty Hawkins’ adcition, fronting 23 fort on th + north line street, aod being the sem» lism K. Woodward, truscee, t Bou-burg by deed dated Spt AL» They will sell on the premise, the 13th day of June. 1574, at the hour of alitbat part of Lot No 73,in Old G District of Coltumuia, be pl bing forthe same on the west si the southeast corner of said lot 73, the south line of satt lot thence north parail-l to High street 49 feet 6 thence east parailel to first line 62 onth with west Hae of High street: > the beginning, together thereon ard all the mac! thence west wil ALS Allthose lots of grown: iying and belve io Gooree- ind knowa as Lows N» ity, Threlkeld aud D aki ae the same are laid down proved by atarze ton, District of 2 and 37, in Peter, Be nddicion to said tow: Frame Bui'diog. Terms of ale: Oce-tbird ef the af each parcel sold 10 be ¢ twelvo months. fotercet from day of sale, to be secured by approeed bonds or notes and a reserved lien om the p-nmis a: 4 on the ratification of any each aale aot full yment of the purchase money, seed will Dstt pret asers gl parcel sli. All | days from day of sale, otherwise the Truste: re the right to re roper ¥ sold at the risk aud i th: cost of the defauitin, “9 rehaser or purchasers WALTE] 30K, ta. Cakery( Trustecs, 2 BOS. DOWLING, Anet BX THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, parry Building, corner ‘of Washinston streets. Georgetown, ree assoriment of Househ id F arniture, SioF 1 Four mitiiard my%d_ THOMAS DOWLI™. wY THOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer, suction, on the premises, « D in Hoimesd’s addition to Sinpiog on west lice of Montgomery street berth line of #5 foot alley, 100 fest north of street, then north 12 feet 6 inches to the wo brick honges 0 Faliel with Bridze equal inetalmerts at six a1 lay of sale, with interest at title to be retained With interest, ie pa ‘snd cost of the de fi ng ot the cost of tha cllars on acceptance +f bi JANE GROSs, THOMAS DOW THE VaebY LATE T: PROMHEAD & Co, 12ES F street. between Ib and Lh streets, NOW OFFER — reteresin BLFACSBD COTTON at tay Morrimeck Garver. acd Spragas PRINTS xt 10 Corte These Prints are of the very best fabrics, and beautiful in colors and de otts POPLINS, in Gre, and Brown, 125 ol DERAGE. 40 « 4 t. Beautitol sideband PERCALBS and LAWBS, very cbenp, barges in BLACK GRENADINES ant SILKS. Bicgant PARIS KIDS at 65 conte and op. Level TIE Inste=, 20 cents aed a PARBAFOLS and SUN UMBRELLaS, from 30 cents to 910, And & host of other Goots ATLY BEDUCED IN PRICES @ may as “ne j ‘THREE CHEERS FOR THE NEW DBY GOODS STORB. 707 MARKET sPac CARTER’S. SM yleces beantiful French Grenadines, osiy 13, worth 80 cepts BW peces Black Grenad ns, 20, 28, 31, 37, $0, 62,75, SS cents, $1. Wpicoee Bieck Silk, only @: chea) worth $4: very i Cotton, only 8 Wy larce Spreare.only Sl. wor « Frieudid tock of Cave a for 30 pieces 5 4 Mat 20 pieces 4-4 Oi Choc . =r] CAXTER'S may2-tr JOT Market Soa OUTH WASHINGTON TAKES THE LEAD PURTHER REDUCTION EXTKA INDUCBMENTS OPEN AT TUK AKCAUE | Ocr New Btock Spring CARPETS CARPETS! CARPETS! AND DRY GOODs! DRY Goons! DRY Goops! Tx part we d Drews Goods f every acecription; Lace Sacuuce aad Lace Shaws: Parnsois and & abades. i Sprivcand Summor Straw Hats for children Our large and very attractive assortment of OAR PETS shuld not escape the notice of housek sopere Excellent White Matt) at Be 5 ‘These who etudy economy in these Gays will proft by calling om WOLFORD & SHILBERG, EVENTS STRERT, mayi6 tr Diwoey m D aud B southwoet, aavenns, rthan ever, Dress Goods, Piguss White Goods at popalar Brices. Gottous ‘awa weit, Napkins and ncoes cheap. Bed Spreads. Table Linen at barcains, Bost. Lauies' G ote) Handkerchi gener of —— THE TRADE AWAINGS 48D AWNING FRAMES Gf wmprovet Siyle and P, ‘rn, for Stores, Hotels, Public Baildings, Oity aud oan try Mesidencos at factory prices, Msntfactured by JOHN © HOGAN, 713 Market Space, between 7th and 8th streets Flag: aod Camp Meeting Tonts for sale or rast Sole agent for the only Genuine Mildewet Proof Awning mater ‘al 5. A” NLNGS AND N ¥ sTOBES, 3S COPELAND 643 Lonistane averun, ous door cost of Tth strest A*NINGS 8, Padtic Butliugs, nels Priv eri tenors TRON FRAMES for Stores, at factory prices. ree AGS CAMP-MERTING “CENTS for sale or 60 0 Agent for the Improved Mil¢ew Proot Aw code made L brick walls aoc > Prov the peint fe a) Price 3% coms per ® OUSES apt SINS painted tu the very intext styie aud tu the most darabi+ manner. Beine thorouxtsy Canipped for every Kind of work mm Dy line J respect! tri Show I bare not here: fretensiousity i and Luorthwes ISAAC OURB&Y. J UST REOSIVED— and wil be god Cheap : Kid Giower: a Floor @ictoths fiom Black ond Btripd S THOMAS BROV MPORTANT TO RUYERS oF READY HING AND to changing my busines geodel0 per cons, toes than any house tn ‘Now is thetime gain BICHARD F' |) BUKGETOWN 84 Bank hours, 9 a.m. te 4 (80 receive deposits) anti! 6 p.m. neral Banking Buyivess done, and Col- all accessibie points, UK INHOBN, Pres't; J. DICKSON, Cashier. Director J.T. Mitcher’, anion Saturdays Latereat paid ou B. Polkinhorn, Biley A Shian, ps-6m Ep Tsa0RpIvany BARGAINS ring Dreas Good: wk Alpacas a leached Cottons and Sheetiugs, Spring Cloths ard Cassimeres, A full stock of Mourning Goods, Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Gloths. BENJAMIN MILLER, 101 Bridge street. OTICE —Témr OR4RY REMOVAL, acrease of business making !t no- id my store and otherwise increas: the execution of all orders, f #dall 6 pregress of the work, at 1OGE STEEET, ve Jefferson street. fement wiil not interfere with the execation of work in the dyeing ant scouriv« do- cee ot my friends will be promptly ly Sppreciated. W. 8. WHEAT! y Office, until further notice, No. 77 Georgetown, D.O. z a SEASONABLE ARTICLES AT SEASONABLE PRICES. ‘The continuali cemsary to rebuil my facilities for be found, dari a few doors sbo As the imp ests, high neck, short sleeves, jow neck and short a neck and Lo regular Bose, Ladirs’ Gauze V. Ditto Di:to Ladice! very fine fu ne OBOQUET!!! 8, 4 dalle, Zatakes, 10 bridges— . 8_maliets, 2 stak 85. gi. aud Beat ch-are: Le: ge tet—4 mailer SILVERSERG'S Metropolitan Dollar Store, 319 SEVENTH ST&EET, BUaR PENvevLva Nia AVERER. by DAMES F. BRIEN, Prectical Plumber, Ne Gos Louisiane avenue, tear 6tb street, north st ynorit Restd-noe 582 Ftheast. Spsciaity. Tie LiNED PIPE band maa? ————————— REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Joan Box LE. FRANK BAKNUM JUAN BUXLE & Co, REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKE No. 605 15th street opposite T.8. Treasn-y FOB SALE ome HOUSE on 1 street No. 913. A new large double HOUSE, corser 21st and B.) HOUSE No. 1010 Mamachusetts avonue HOUSE No, 226 21 street enet, for sale or rent, furnished or unfurniabed, A COTTAGE in Wil lara’s Row; price. $2,590. ‘Several small HOUSES. from §3,tu) to 95.00); sinall cash payments. We have several 3, improved and un: improved, fereut raflroads runuing from toe city, for sale at low figares or excnange for cits property. 600,000 feet of GROUND in various por. tions of the city for salest low figures.on emy terms, i exchange for productive improved property farvished House for rent at $128 por monthad tr FURNITURE, PAINTING, RS, PAPER HANGINGS, anND CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DOORS, MANTELS, WAINSCOTILNG &. iL. MARCOTTE & GoO., UNLON SQUARE, (29 East 17th St. EW YORK CITY. PRRMANGINGs, No «39 PASPbinG STOCK Ten Be, Dow RAILROADS. RE AND O81 SUNDAY MAY Lorn PO, Piet uout aad tabarR. Chicags, Cinetaratt, Lowte- a. » Frederick ana ail Be Puliman Cars, Dames at Came “ jew Yorn, Phil ™ . Baltimore and Belay onty. + Bakimore, Bihoott City and all W lay, Fre tertok, ntormedi«ts Way rederick and all Way 3.45 Pp. m., Baitimorn, # . Point of Rocks, Heeeret Frederick ana ett Way Station Bal uncreAnuapiis, aud ell Way Ste P.m., Phitedclphin and Baltmore Supper * ¢ §.00 acd * 308 | ant 20.00 p m. Au Trarns Stop at 4. trains will ron asf | TAAINS Lave FOR TRAINS AbK D F) m Fast Line het 165 a4 Tw Trevis arriving et Washington at i 0 p.m , Connect at Bowie thelr orders at Ticket Omne rof 13th street and reat CO Der 6th strert and Pox nayivar have their baggage callad tele aud resideuous | Brough tickets to Oi | northwest core enne, ROTH jcazo, Omaha, fast, Wet, Nore Cc ASHINGTON LO BALTIMORE, F NEW YORK, 4ND ALL PUINTS IN TRE NEW NGLAS Ts AN TRE NEW ENGLAND THROUGH BETW EE N WASHINGT New WITHOUT € ut On this line Ie ew aud ot ¢ M. LIMITEW EXPRESS POL ThAih EXCLUS) CB SLEBPING GAkS ON i PULLMAN Pala Me HT TRAINS. On and after Boy bay 19, Ass EACEPT BUBDA w in New York wi De etral avd Hu i» a ” east corner 6th street Station Baltimore [874 pexsxsvitaNia xoure! 874 To Ti NORTHWEST, SoU TH. AND SOUTH WERT, Trains leave as tol Washington... d:36 ™. * “A120 5 “ = ACK ROUTE, o-rowmn Day'and ere improvemente red milee saved ty Wostern and Ventral dally, except Bandas, 5. 2 p. @., 4815, Ciucinaadt ly. West 9:38 » m_| AT DOUBLE TB: Scenery, Paince Sight Care, with tac THE GEE. «ith « West ard Northwes:, S00 SoULbWest. suc 9:35 from WASHING T. LOUIS corner of | National Hotel, procartn: tickets at these offices cam mmodatious in Palmce Onre for Unica s+ General Pase-Oeer St. Lonis and Buffalo. =: ». Fouse, A LEXANDEIA WASHINGTON RB & AND ALEXANDRIA & FREDERIOKSBURG E.R. OoRnER oF 8B awn Sixt y. —*Trains marked thns ect with tral: en and Ohio KB ae UANTIOO Accomm, 13 a. om Toeed: dation leaves Washington Thuredsy end EXP! BUY and SELL GOLD, GovsRNMENT A BONDS, STOCKS, & sazcte’ bay accounts cashed in aivance. La BANKERS, F STREET, CORNER FIFTSENTH, Opposite Treasury WASHINGTON, D ©., Governments, on commission. Buy and FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND CUI) may2-im Gea Ae Scores oe i510. B. Prewries, Onsh, "S SAVINGS AND ThUSE SOMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUA. Seah teee somn Brae bree’ fed Upwer, trom sire rape fea