Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1875, Page 5

ENING STAR. FRIDAY. Weather Probr bilities To-day. Orrick oF CHIEF SIGNAL Orricer Wasnt In the middie increasing east x north winds, nw in the latter « ling temperature nt fe rising ba Jearing w clearing ¥ —_ LOCAL NEWS. Condensed Lecals. Mr. RF Ing-hew rected list of fire-alarm telegraph stati Mr. Truman H. Bartlett's h “Wounded Drammer F in the Speaker's room in senintives, Mr. ©. Fo Mets clerk of th placed pre been suse of Moet aepens peach, Fase 1 bby Mr as been private secreiary to Mr Pp, master of transportation Phenix Tent, No wt Oo R TR. the ag off Kev. Duey Moore Shep herd: JH. Posey, 2; Win. H. Mangr BD. R; Edmund ‘Rorke. KS. FS. Wm. R. Hunt Trea Levite: Harry © Hazare ©. G., Rev. John T of the New York rey Ma Temple. last even t at we attended guished persons tGr Hon. A.M Clapp address of welc lican including Presicte delivered a ery one st ackboand | Lincoln ba niLiences Loss of the Steamer Lady of the Lake. THE VESSEL BRUKNED TO THE WATER'S CTION OF FREIGHT LOK CONSIGNEES. EDGE— DEST WASHING TO: in street, in ti mer was owned by ¢ Distriet ton board a full 1 Which was entirely b sod, exceptin nly prove ples ships from Boston. Fart to perse and Alexan ri stroyed by fire water. The princip W. Myers Ryan & Ea ms r ISTORY OF THE ROAT ke was bufltef iron by Hollingsworth at Wiimir i » feet long et beam, f her motive power one non- n cylinder, 11 f 00, and Ww 5 he w built ori: mntchartrai Louis) h s transferred to th line comnectin: the $ i and Roanoke Failroad ter v with the A ned, she was bought G wi in place of t running stencdi ure 7 ‘aptain Joe pptain I. I HLF ¢ p On ale she was be two weeks at the 6th stre orly resumect her trips on Tue riving in Norfolk Wedtne-day Was pureh: nt & Co. for $0 nred fox ¢ office of Mr ve harte at Ford's Ope some tine 1 i ries DeMoor, Terr = ‘ Richelieu, ¥ of that name won the wai ter of Ch of “ The Robbers.” he appears et Buive tern p the last ye ‘on the sta fallen on Pope. Those very cley ctor Fon, have a the this eve and should hi great dience. Ther: is noi the le ~ Wre sth 2m. tations, reported a list of prices cu Whichwasadapiel. Mensrs Seive A. J.Silling € Co.. 0.0.8 Hume were eiect: moved toa mend art om t be referred jon, previou Messrs. ©. B. Smith, ton were app i A resolution w Bor p Roppery.—Sometime @elock ki ht the residenc P. Tustin Massachu northwest ntered. d from the hal turning from r morning. discovered the hal! open, and heard some irs, but they r le, f from the Mc the late Rev &re ved on the sliver doubt he had not t The Mrrrepor SIOSERS yeste R. Vernon Liquor 1 fer, Hudson & Desn Mneler, @imothy s Letry ‘ourt this morning, Mr. Hi orman Wiand. stated ths Posal of the ease of lare: riek H. Snyder, a warrant h the instance jent, charging Snyder and Henry B. Hays and Henri L. Staart ‘with conspiracy, which was fully set forth in the specifications. As it was the purpose to bring the case direct before the grand jury, moved that the case be dismissed in the lice Court. The court so onlered. and Mr. Evans entered a nolle prosequi in the case, gasceareion 4 astute the Po. nk le. counsel ince the dis. ¥ against Frede- A been issued at In THE FUNERAL of Mr. Charles H. Lane, formerly and for many years a well-known and successful merchant on Pennsylvania avenue, who died on Wednesday last at the lusane Asylum, where he has been for the fast three years, under matical treatment, took place this afternoon from Met: itan M. E.Cuureh, and was iargely attended. The s were interred in the Congressional ———_-—__ IT WILL BE SEEN by advertiseme where that in orde t else- to reduce his large and Varied stock of men’s, youths’ and boys’ busi- hess suits, preparatory to taking stock. Mr. ‘A. Straus will for a fw days, at very cheap Fates, dispose of this stock. — ee Mrsses. H. F. ZIMMERMAN & Sow re- quest us to say that the sale of furnitare in house No. 716 1th street, between Gand H, northwest, has been postponed until to-mor- row, (Saturday, the Joth,) same hour and ——oe—__ LATIMER & CLEARY, auctioneers, will sell In front of their salesrooms, morrow morning. a fine lot =~ of furnit of Si Edwamd Thorton,“ Se Property | government is necessary to secure a fall and TIGKAL EPUCATIONAL COHYENTION. | Closing Proccedl ariment of superintesdence of the | tueational Association. eonsist- - county. ait eity snperintend- hools, reassembied at Wil- oclock - siding, who. an committee on Wicker- mittee of the relations of the fed- tps Arment to public education reporte feolutions reiterating that the federal gow rr ment should leave to the people and I governmenis of each state the management of their own educational affairs without in- terference; that the bureau of education |, or great service in imparting "eemation tothe | country and ering Knowledge from atl ts of the World; that the public lands of United States should be set apart for .ree cation; that it ix the duty of Congress to rhishspecial aid tothe school authorities of the Distriet of Columbia; that the burean of exiucation needs inereased clerical force; that areasonable appropriation by the general creditable representation of the educational tsofthe country at the approaching al exposition On motion of Mr. Marble, the resolutio » adopted, and the committee was in- ructed te rward them to Congress. al Eaton called attention to the coming exposition at Santiago, Chili, and tated that as it was desirable that the edu- interests of the United States be represented there, it would be well for the is state superintendents to transmit all hat would be of interes! from the committee on_ the sutject embodied in the paper of Dr. Bell, snbmitted the following resolutions, which were adopted: HYGIENE IN THE SCHOOLS. solved. That we cordially mend the practi I theught= em in that paper, and that we Meas bety of Superintend cily hereafter the valuable ru Ithat we comme eration of our school-n mantry xt ties upon ths Hon. DUSTRIAL EDUCATION. D. Philbrick, ex-superintendeat of Mass.. read a paper entitled “C: the elements of industrial education be in- troduced into eur common schools?” He claimed that they could be introduced with Girls should be taught nee tle- domestic duties, while the boys nght trades, &c. No time should ching the pupils of schools the for every workman should be in his own mind everythi he worked with, and what he was working. He thouzht the pupil should be taught in a praet wi He favored selecting the 1 Jobn M good effect. work learned in the shortest space of time. Mr. Murell followed, endorsing Mr. P.’s views, and referred to the complaint that the work of the sebool room made the pupils too ich of school boysand school girls. and did the sense of application. instruction given should be made to tell time. and to interest the pupils and not have it considered a great labor. Mr. Z. Richards endorsed the views of Mr. I xed that they would be carried into tee ven o'clock p.n 1. and Prof. Walte sembl rector of art education, Massa intredueed tri tts, was U made an address on “Indus- in Public Schools,” showing essity for it. moved that Baron Schw: tean honorary memb 1 Drawit rly the ne Mr. Marble Senborn be m: lison, of South € submitted lutions deploring the death of Hon. Mil B. Hopkins; returning thanks to J. 0. Wilson and his associates, board of education, the press of Washington, ex-Governor Shep. herd, and the gentlemen who read papers before the department, which was adopted. Eulogies were delivered by Mr. Burgess, of Indiana. and General Eaton on the demise of Mr. M. B. Hopkins. President Wilson submitted a commun. ” irom Manuel de Zamacona, com:nis- on Mextean and American claims ask. information as to our schoo: Pr Henry was introduesd, and brietly addres ed the department, expressing regreis at not being able to attend the ses- sions of the department. He invited the members to visit the Smithsonian Institu- tion this morning, whieh invitation was ac- cepted. he department then adjourned to meet at Richmond, Va., August 26, 1 VISIT TO EX-GOVEK: RSHEPHERD. The members and the latiies with them, proceeded. oy invitation of ex-Governoz Shepherd Mrs. § ry} ham and P Rev. J. zhin Hilgart, A. R. x f. Chickering, and Hon. C. A. Harmer wei those present. After an hour or : converse the company ining room where 2 quet was partaken of, and at alate hour guests retired, well pleased with their staiment. os District Affairs in Congress, MEFVING OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE. The Senate Committee on the District of Columbia managed to secure a quorum for a tew minutes this morning. Messrs. Lewis (chairman), Spencer, Hitchcock, and Ham- siton (Mo.) being present. The first subject brought up for considera- m Was the bill noted in last Friday's STAR iding for the payment of $50,000 to aid construction of the new school build- ing in Georgetown. Mr. W. W. Curtis, pres- ident of the boord of school trustees of the District of Columbia, was first heard in bi half of the bill, which has already passed the House. He stated that the board of school trustees asked this money as a loan from pre Congress, and in view of the fact that the District is at present without a legislative body to make the necessary appropriation. Mr. John H. Brooks offered an amendment bill effect, providing that the 46 be appropriated upon like 8 Support Of the public schools for ec hildren of the city of Georgetown, in dance with the act of Congress entitled t relating to the public schools of District of Columbia,” approved July 23, is66. He represented that under the act referred to the colored schools are entitled to. two-fifths of all expenditures for whiteschools,and that the former have no other resources to depend upon. Mr. Henry Johnson referred to the lack of ilities for the education of colored dren in Georgetown, and hoped the amend- ment would be adopted. The chairman reterred the subject to a sub- committee, consisting of Messrs. Hamilton and Hitchcock. Mr. M. F. Morris and Dr. C. H. Lieberman appeared in opposition to t Mi Pleasant street railwa vides that the read shall run up The main objection urged was the narrow ness Of th Mr. 8. P. Brown said the proposed company would be willing to strike out that part of bill providing for switehes and turns-out n street. Messrs. Spencer in the belief that it was useless to hear a more arguments on railroad bills this sessio. as there is no probability of their passage. Messrs. Spencer and’ Hitchcock here de- parted to attend the republican caucus, which eft the committee without a quorum. Mr. Lewis said that there were a great number oi bills affecting the District before the com- mittee vet undisposed of, and as it seemed impossible for the committee to act u them, he should take the responsibility of inspecting them and of reporting them to the Senate, either favorably or adversely, as be deemed best. THE STREET SWEEPING TO BE PAID FoR IN CA: In the Senate to-day Mr. Lewis, from the Committee on the District of Columbia, re- = a bill, ee that it was the rue intent of the passed June 20th, 1874, for the government of the District, that the sweeping, cleaning and removing of all refuse and Hitns accumulations in the streets, ave- nues and alleys of Washi mn and: town, and the repairs and c’ ing of sewers are necessary municipal objects, which be- jong to the current expenses of the same. to _ ep for in mone; ae ee cipal expenses; e istrict au- thorities are hereby dirested to pay the par- les that have heretofore this cl of work from the treasury of said District out of any money not otherwise ay ‘lated, the amount and value of said work with legal interest from the time the same fell due under the contract, but not until after their ac- counts have been approved and audited as the law directs. AN APPROPRIATION. In the Senate to-day Mr. Hamilton, of Maryland, introdueed a bill for the relief of the Industrial Home School of George D.C. The bill sppropr Gangewer, John Buckey, and Walter S. enable them to purchase or erect suitable buikiings for the use of the said institution, and to establish the sameona firm fouda- tion. A PETITION TO CONTINUE THE COMMIS- SIONERS. In the Senate to-day Mr. Pratt ited & Wa a's eect ghee ‘m. in, . 4 , An- drew Schwartz, jr.,and @ number of other citizens of the ‘trict of Col praying ‘We continuancy of tae District for a term of one or more years that the; may fully complete their labors so well avd | economically begun. In reference to the bill The Washinzton Markets. REVIEW POR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 28. CITY ITEMS. 4 Prices gwen below refer to wholesa’e operatio S only, THE PECULIAR FINtS if e E}: enate | etitioners | | re ons oniy, | H of the Elmwood mage UWe bee Meare to cap ries | pinless ccherwase erprested. | «| Collar makes it thorouguly ‘perspiratios voluminous, creating too many boards acd am 96.7537 0: | proof. With the mercury below zero this is extra, 5.58.00; fine. 3.24.00; middling, 3.0003.25: r3 bolted, este. + and i flour, por owt... 27, heat, @1.16al Sax bureaus, multiplying officers, &c. We sire simplicity and economy in r District | government.” Finally, we believe the im- portance of the bill demands more time and worth consider! CONTENTMENT and happiness reign tn all | housebolds where Dooley’s Yeast Powder ts | | GILMORE i consideration than it can receive at the | de Phe. Sante: cate. sout to. ee: | used. Try it. Your grocer has it. AND HIS present short session of Congress, and es- | fe. Wheat dnl Gorn WS Fee, So oes | Tre Nationa Sa New York a oftcrings. Oats active Fecially in view of the multitude of bills | of ° iene wind to lare-r anc ‘mportart ™siness now on the table of | GS BANK, cornerof um readity at quota. | ne and 15th street pays 5 per ‘on gre: essing for iramediate pas- | ,,Hayaxns- i ¥ T annum on deposits foreach calendar tego. Thtvetocs we desir to have netion on | Me 19 Don Th ee ee eas: do, nth. Banking hours, 9 tok Satuntays,9 = 19. C0a2 1.00; de. mixed. 16. 15.00; Siraw. said bill ard report deferred to a more appro- + 14 (u6.00; | do., Oats, 13.00a15.00; do. wiieat, | 104 and 6 to 8 1G,ug FAMOUS BAND Priate season or session; and in no can" 4) | per Sut Hay, er Gurt.y 13001 90." Market | Cuannrs fimmetrer, : S ae de pee oad Supplied and prices weaker eet ARLES Herpsrece, Be Sere Soy temovelining, De sic Cine ber Beli. Viewinia Brnineylvania and Mars Silery or Extra Dry Campagne, > = Seconds, ase; THE Jury Box.—Messrs. packed. do’ do. d —— by none. ond. sale by HALL & Heuer. 12.14,e03: Repiexrsnt fae Mitchell, Cook, snd. Saat oe | rn. fire THF LAnres’ PRONUNCIAMENTO!_ While Carry Off the Honors, ninted —by the Supreme Court, on Bs lias ae. protesting against all the old worthless Den- Becember ‘th Inst, as commissions ot ntinne large and q Lifrices now in the market, the ladies, with select the names from which jurors are to be drawn, in place of the conimisioners ap- Pointed in P71, to act in place of the officers named in the act relaving to jurors, met at the City Hall to-day jor the purpove of re- er. with strong indications figures. 01 than outside fi one consent, have adopted the Sozodon! as the one thing needful to insure the integrity of the teeth and a fragrant breath. €03 eee THAT ENEMY OF MANKIND, Consump- to still inside rather Receipts are ho Ineans active. with Prices lower and no prospect of immediate im rove- | tion, can be cured, but it is far better to. pre- plenishing the box. These gentlemen together | rent “5 Poste : iy made lists of the names of tax-payers, | | (1rrse—New York State factory, fine. ITal%e.; Kent the cruel disease trom fastening itself Messrs. Bacon and Cook, for. Washingion, | 0 fair to goud: 16al6!ic.; Western incvory, choices, | On the system. by the timely use of a remedy weeking Gos af ae Gan. sar en piecdo. fair to good. Maltge.; English dairy, | like Dr. Wister's Balsam of Will Cherry. 39 names from Georgetown and Mr. Saul 40 | Malte: Pine a i cents and $1 a bottle; large bottles mach the | THE TRUSTEES AND MANAGERS OF trem the county: and after collectively ce Ny iia tec a eo egre ‘oad THE KENTUCKY FREE LIBRARY eritiz each “list and argreeing on ch. OMENS OF CONSUMPTION.—The seeds of the, names, made | ballots - orsioig consumption {rapid growth. ‘The slight cock! & mame, wi a coush of to-day may be rendered almost in- paced roid ssa ei pode ng carefully all ah Tecai, curable by a fortnight’s negleet and impra- | bavine in reply to an adver t. received over zoe pe ee Son ie tance = 1.00, Common. pe 2 Wate: Ven dence. Go to your druggist in the first stage canweee ee A t is looked Ime! , chase a bottle beer done, they also placed the lets in the m as to better price Of Hale's Homey of Slovchound act Tae box ard locked it. After giving the box a Ts. — App or two doses will often cure a cold or ¢ good shakiug. Mr. Meigs insisting that the Sale bright de, do. sa% old directions— bright, 4 in the beginning that at a more ad FIFTH AND LAST ted. strictly th : stage might require ten or tw: times t oe i ghaken ¥ quantity, and perhaps subject you to eo:- ered the box to the doo, Bas <. pit finement to the house for two or three Ww ditwas placed under lock and key Renee: eae mborries Pike's Tooth-Ache Drops cure in one offices. It is thought that the Court y si , | ate. Grand Gift Concert, etapa “A Drop of Joy in Every Word.” FLEMINGTON, Huntenton Co. 1 Term willorder a grand jury to drawn in a few day +—— TIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCTA- — ¢ of to-day has Pe elope co i co : s To be held at Lonisville, Kentacky, + which I am sure you will be icon, Co ss with hear ve es Willing to correct, so far as it the time | salle. shoullers fo fase ete lines to acknowledge that you and you and circumstances of the organizatioa of the | dressed, do., xa! den Medical Discovery and Purgative Pel- Natioval Educational Association. ral OO AND Hi lets are blessings to the World. “These me:ti- On SATURDAY, February 27, 1575, ‘This association, at first called the ar tibcaeyed ee ene et tee ee al Teachers’ Association, was orgai me es 00 sccm have almost brought me out o! gr: Phi pt 2 i pepekine <0. Ss agK is broken ¢ Enitadeinhie, the 2th day of August Vnertaniee~Potaties, Barly Ros invge ulcers und forenou my bole: abe ae and held its first annual anniversary h Blows, soasse Fleas, Suse. nat T your Golden Medion i » benefit of the Free Library of Kentucky. take Gunad. Ohio; in Augoss 1S, and ate peoona yel +» per barrel, 2.40a | ce procured your Golden BMedical Dis- vin aunotncing inal they have awarded the anniversary in this city in 1859. With the covery and Purgative Peilets, anil ta- ken Six bottles, and to-day Iam in good health, all those ‘ugly uleers hi i healed and left my skin ina n: ul. healthy condi- tion. Ithought at one time I could not be or 100, 5.000% 00: contract t » 3.0004.00; Cabbag ite, New York, n’and southern, exception of two years, during the late war, it has kept up its annual meetings rezularl. th a growing interest, until now it isa 1g and influential boly. Through its in- Popa ested 2-002 105 2a $175; colored a median MR. P. S, GILMORE fluence and action in 1 the first efforts ordinary, cured. Although I can but poorly : made to induce the Congress of the ‘Cows, each, jorineece eae i Gan a = {| And His Famous Twenty-second R nited States toestablish a bureai ea joy in every wor rite. Got's blessing res one it Ret ap a perkates te poly Shctanacal ern Bran, per to ‘on you and your wonderful medicine is the Band, of New York. until the department of education was es- U0az7.00; white i hurable prayer of Yours tra tablished, Mai 1867 and ta Janes O. Bentrs. Feed quict pect iniiy at When a medicine will promptly eure such Tn making this election from the large numiber of January Boz, RicaRns, terrible eating uleers anit free the blool ot | #8! somes tae tk ——o ——_ nut kernels, per pound, ; | the virulent poise ng them who ear 1 and Trustees Tur € MAN TERTAINMENT.—The Tallow, 7a.; Honey, Malse lonzer doubt it ‘ful virtu so much towards plac inclemency of the weather should not det . $ eathers. i Pile however, does not wish to pl of thy an} one from attending the brilli ent to be given at_ the Congr niden Medi of quack pat nt ente yational al Discovery ent nostra slaughi ehureh thisevening. The auditorium is one oak, per it tocv 'y disease. nor di MOST ELE NT BUILDINGS AND of the most roomy and comfortable in the ; 5 feet, a2ve.; con Saray root) feoanap Bees — x this, city. Miss € n’s efforts to please her + Eh Oe re there is but one form of blood disease GRANDEST LIBEARIES pudierce on this oceasion will doubtless be Retail Prices, Center Market. that it will not cure, and that disease is unsiinted, and it will be the regret of many | Meat —Beet, (porter honse,) Bia25e. per Ib.c ditto | cer. He does not recommend his Discovery who il to attend that they missed tnis | (sitloins. (round, I5e_:do.4 roasting picees,) | for that disease, yet he knows it to be the THE FREE To ALL POREVER, opportunity of hearing her. Dadbe corned) Hy (dried) Be por mosi searching blood cleanser ¥ discovered, e. per Tb. rk, Wate; | and that it will free the blood and system of Da a ee 240 a3 a now’ * ; . jortnnes 6 ty AS WILL RE SEEN by the advertisement wage 7 : fan terre al other known blood poisons be. they a fort it in arether column, Will. Carleton kas ac- lings, I6c.;eut, 16; | Covey im coarranted be eh th care tip nn of the management, <hould cepted the invitation extended to him to re- soc. yer | forme Of “Skin. Diseases, as ail forme or ated by the oA nd nd peat his lecture, “The Golden Ho and + Me rms of S vise Se forms 6 will tak eat Lincoln Hall on Saturday 12al5 per | Blotehes, Pimples and Eruptions, also al . grening. Weare requested to state that the a ong [Spree the uate ps Fg tose) Grandest Musical Entertainment leeture will bezin promptly at quarter before ellow pe eens Sebereyats Waele . =e = Soclock, inonler to euable Mr. Carleton to Heh ST each Legs or other parts, and all § THAT THE COUNTEY CAN AFFORD ‘hb the + Be y Diseases of the Bones as White S: Duck tail, 1.00 per pair rd. 1.25, de, Fever Sore . Hip Joint and Spinal Di all of vhich belong to Scrofulous disease: . Te as hack Count IN GENERAL TERM. Wild) 1O0ench: tarkey (wild), 2c per ged . a esterday, John H. Wells was appointed a | {ene zscal wo pec nae, ald): Be, Giese a. THIS BEING THE FIFTH AND LAs? able fe, Wbadie.; rebbita, 20860. cach, eon! Corns, &C.—The wise for health on daily Walks depend,” and thousands patronize Dr. lay, the case of McDonald agt. St. Vin- White's establishment, 535 15th street, oppo- s Orphan Asylum was argued and bill Pe vy TABLES. —Potatoes, Irish, 49 conts per peck GRAND GIFT CONCERT, D f ee eps hr peck: | site U. 8 Treasury, to avoid painful Corns rissed. The case of Farrant et al. agt weet.,00 cis. per peck oF coe vet Decks | eee, areaeary, , twas taken up—Mr. L. Robinson ‘or | beri: per bunch, bal so cis Der bane: | Bunions, Inverted Nails, ets. THE FINAL DRAWING the plaintiffand Mrs. Lockwood ior the de- Ty, Salle. = sendant. Po1icrk Covrt—Judge Snell. Tl wrd dnnceating, IMMENSE REDUCTION, pmas Hurliy was fined $5 for a Bee Be ralntalning a nuisance. Elias Lane tooka | baren FRuTs—A pples be pir ata hot stove from his employer, and paid | \Re 7); 250. per te $10, or sodays, and had toreturn the stove c Preparatory to Taking Stock | POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE He was arraigned on another chare ny—two gol rings—and was fined $20, . Basco Davis, assault on his wile, John Lewis and Bud Foster, two on Capitol Hill, undertook to rob a le white boy named Edward R. French, of his skates; the latter was too much for both of them, and held on to his property manful- y. They were fined $5 each. Jas. Munroe, roclius Hughes, Wm. Hawkins, Jas. K and John Wise, all hackmen, were fined $5 ‘h for alleged violation of the hack re ca- ions. ‘Thos. Jennings, cursing; $10. John Moran, disorderly; $5. Barbara Pfifer mad a violent assault on Emma Spauldi ting her head fearfully—a bad jury. Neai Peters, cursing: ekrell and Maria Woedbeck were AS ABOVE ANNOUNCED, The Trustees and Managers have plole return all made. ‘The management placing themselves elves waar this po- FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS GEORGETOWN. THE STFAMER E. C. KNIGHT arrived at her wharf in Georgetown yesterday after- noon, and is discharging her cargo. She will! sail on her return trip to New York this afternoon. THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER LADY OF r LAkr will greatly inconvenience the TS of this city, as it was the intention of of them to make large shipments of r to Norfolk upon the pening of nav . Unless there is another steamer put on will have no outlet in that di- i€ closing of river navigation this nate the steck of flour on hat ry. and for the past month some of en runnine on half time. rac church this evening. ALEXANDRIA. 1 OFFEK THE FOLLOWING THE DRAWING GLE ow si ie CANNOT DETE AS SPECIAL BARGAINS: Therefore. those who would make sure of having a share in the distribution of the DRESS SUITS, elling now at $25 ~ Hing now at SIs Selling now at $15 sent fand boisterous; $5. Ryan, a varant, was shipped to th Nancy Ann Bertha, charged with assault on Amelia Jane Fergu- son. This it Jim Bertha, Nan y Arn Bertha’s brother-in-law. From all a counts they sailed in beautifully. The ju d they appeared to be about equally pi ished already, and dismissed them. Those Suits s« TWENTY THOUSAND CASH PRIZES, BUSINESS SUITS. Amonunting in all to the enormons sum of Those Suits sold at $ Those Suits suld at § Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, PPOSED MURDER IN MARYLAND.—On should procure tickets withont farther delay! as. in the second of January a German named YOUTHS SUITS, all protibility, there will not be astusle Unsold tick Franz Dominie Betschart, living at. Colonel RIveR NEw » in the river oppo- tee id at 920... the now il will leave: New Ye >»nisville on or Cecil's place, near Millessville, Md., died | site this city has become soft, is broken into | These Suite sold at 313. tind bruary Ist. and will their sudden! The doctors said at the time that | floes of different sizes, and floats up and ven ng i Those Suits sold at § 10. iling now with the ebbing and by its me or carried aw channel reported yesterday at the White Honse Maryland Point still exist{but would, it is thought, speedily disappear under the influ- enec of a still breeze. NETTIE GREEN.—The City Serge: returned from Richmond. went for the purpo en in the per tiny mental sufferings she must necessarily have experienced, remarkably well, all the ay down to Richmond, and until she saw gates of the prison in which she w be immured, when her fortitude gave way, and she sobbed like a baby. LOFEMENT AND MARRIAGE.—Mr. Ira sand Miss Jennie Hamill, of Occo- sed through here on the train for ashington yesterday evening, and returned | broke away | Jast nigiit ax man and wife ry 2Ath. x down th iver about ome of them were loaded with eoul and other property, and were sunk, causing much damage. it was a very mysterious case, and that he must have been poisoned, but made no post tem ©: ination. A few y rs other German, Albert Kamily, told the brother of the deceased that Joseph Kame 1 said to him that he was living in crimi- #41 intimacy with the wire of Betschart, and that he was going to get him out of the wa: and asked him w kind of kill aman quick. Kamer an: wife were accordingly arrested and brought Justice Wm. H. Gassaway, at An- who held them under $300 ‘urity answer the charge in a preliminary amination. Yesterday it was discovered that Kamer had left Whe city by the morning cars. Betsehart's wife was committed to jail. The sheriff has telegraphed to Baltitmore in rezant to Kamer’s flight. There will be a yost-mortem examination of the body of etsehart i flowing of the ments hes either cone Dy that marked thy sland. The de OVERCOATS, A REDUCTION FROM $5 TO $10 ON ALE HEAVY OVERCUATS. lewing are the principal cash prizesand the prices of tickets AsT am determined to reduce Stock. purchasers will find it to their advantage to give me a call. «x Nettie His prisoner bore A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 4.000 3.000 2.000 Between 10Tu and 11TH Staee janl5-tr Three doors from lth street. E*441NE THE 3, BRAZILIAN PEBBLES | Now ELL FOR $4. OS The # GLASSES for One Dollar. 2 THERMOMETER for $1. = HH HEMPLER, Optician, 500 Cash Gitts, 19,000 Grand Total, 20,000 Gilts, all Cash, $2,500,000 PRICE OF TICKETS. W. S. ROOSE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, No. 1233 Pennsylvania avenue, near 13th street, The $10 Gold Frame GLASSES for © The jacious dabs of appetizing jelly,” oysters. sep2-ly 453 Pennsylvania ave’, cor. 434 St. Whole Tickets. £30.00 i ” i 4 Wholesale Dealer in Imported and Manufacturer of Be aie 5.09 B82" bartender’s bell-punch is a Chicago ; * = Sacre riety invention. the Cacti ba San eee [4 CARRIAGES. geez ole Tickets for 500.00 &F Spurgeon can’t come to this country to | Agent for the Ambrosia Fine Cut seh He Whole Tickets for - 1900.00 ‘ 2 Is onc e ie trade sup} rect from the facto ie ole Tickets fo L000. . Orders leit at tve following hotels will be promptly wa Rochester Democrat: “Small men in | attended to, where persons can also get their Cigare JOSEPH BECKHAUS, the ovevcoats of the period have tg get out | ata slight advance over the wholesale prices: Wil, —— search warrants to find themselve.” tropolitan and Im tele! B. Rrene a7 The Virginia Grangershaveestablishet | Queen, 8 James: NJ. Hillman, St- Cloud; Wood CARRIAGE BUILDER, SPECIAL NOTICE. t bank of their own at Danville: the Border | foae. ~?7” © a decis-3m_ Grange Bank, and it is already in successful operation. «a Another Brooklyn heart is broken. Its owner is a widow of forty, and the person Death of Mi Thos. E. Bramlette, Jan. 12,1875, = At a meeting of the Trnstees of the Public Li- "P408| §, BOSTON, PIANIST, 1204 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, Will furnish ae aoe Social and Fashionable al Parties with MUSIC at the shortest notice, Orders Ieft with Metzerott & Co. at the E fan VE GIRARD AVENUE. brary of Kentucky, Jan. 19, 1575, it was resolved who broke it is a youth of elghteen. Suit for | lt Music Store, or at Coltman's, F st., will = that CM Briggs, Esq..who nnder the late Hon breach of promise; damages claimed, $10,060. | receive prompt attention. Music for the German ‘Thos. £. Bramlette was the real business manager of #2«-Doing service in this part of the Lort’s | WistuskionDipne” 1747 8 street northwet, ESTABLISHED 1853 Exbiary cf Rosiecty, betacs he's horton oasior® vineyard, and with auspicious omens,” is the | 2 TREAT TL ized to take the place of said: Bramletto in; tive tat brief way the Independent has of pufling a | 39; 439, { BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR meee agement of the affairs of the fifth and last gift con parson. &# A woman who was divorced and resumed her maiden name at Belfast, in the forenoon, the other day, was married again before rene ed go Sovins ee, gent ist, positively’ a wocelly' Sake Place on that day without any further postpouement or delay on any account whatever. ebruary . DECO! ‘CHOICE PAINTINGS, &c., AT MARKRITER’S, No. 439 7th street, between D and E streets, 8 doors FINEST ASSORTMENT. , R. T. DUBRETT, President. night. Fest xecclvets ¢ beseetah Pus Peiatings, <S NEWEST DESIGNS. JouN S. Carn, Secretary. mths md § Lcagpihab oe Grrhtictend — RE Brenerton; also, several different sized copies of ereue has been | robat eo —_— a = hg pay costs recent PH |ZTONS, ‘VI RIAS, RIO! BUG. For fe apply to GIES, DRAGS, COUPE-ROCKAWAYS, GER- MANTOWN COACHES, CLOSE AND SHIFTING QUARTER COACHES, ENGLISH COACHES ©, M. BRIGGS, GEO, M. OYSTER. emt and Manager, Louisville, Ky, GEO. M. OYSTER, Jn. 3. F. OYSTER. CLARENCES, HEARSES. oct20-Sm jan Sef CK, of Music, just ar- WE DEAL IN E,, javettnthiscty, ogee griteen = GLADES. ER on Piano and Organ, in RA! ‘FICE NEW YORK. at ng a rae BRANCH OF a es 32G AND a28 aveNuE o. at Ellis’ Music Store janld-2w* PENNSYLVANIA Some one, come all, Ww Arcuss. ; Public Library Kentucky, ROLL BUTTER Mr. JOS. PRATHER takes pleasnre in ant his cust ‘and the public 5 and EGGS from near by counties. Became found a No . Soil 3 New! nea vl epagidist aaa 609 GEO. M. OYSTER & Co., 16th inst., and every succeeding market dag” thers LONDON, CENTER MARKET. tan Decbtalaad oot Ont St the lowest market rates oat BROADWAY, oe a 08. ree s are. AT VERY LOW PRICES. wae Stalls 175,176 and 177 B-street wing, near 7th HIS IS TO GIVENOTT aa THE umw ror. street Stalls 490,491 and 492 B-street wing, near 9h street. Stall 126 Avenne A, Savage Square Market. Stall 88. Rasterm Markets paid. Brees AUTOTYPES, FOR TICKETS APPLY TO THOS. H. HAYS & CO., 609 Broadway, mm: NEW YORK cry. LECTURES E* Te «- ri * STAR COURSE Ry epecial request WILL CARLETON Wilt repeat his L THE GOLDEN HOKSE LINe HAL! SATURDAY EVENING » PARTIES, &e. S OF ST GhON meee Go tune Sof the ti Balle of thew ee tn untiorm. tting o a and ladies. $1 . ——— GEORGETOWN ADVER' MT: Foe sae Tie i thet fatehed boners uth ting tts cus: ort s She fect fron f totmg ai WW TENNEY Green AND INSTRUMENTS! BENEFIT D.C will be mn FRIDAY Tickets, 80 conts COTTONS L BACK toned Copartnership in the and MANCFACTUR No. 94 Brider street name ated style « FE. where they will & Pleas t Li friends and the pmb erally EMMERT & JOUN K’ KORFF, janié-tm* For your better will adhere to will be open 24. Those ev in any part of the E OD. will be delivered < App Fars, Car Dyed “4 Draggets, &ec jane-tr GECRGETOWN savinos HANK, D.C St HIGH STREDY p.m. wi ® pm “ul Banking Bas ou all aconssit H. POLKINHORN H.W. BARRETT, Cashier Director Thee. Dowling, J.T M 5 R.L.Cropley, | Fred. W. Jou n, E.D. Hartley, Kaowles FAMILY SUPPLIES. T RECEIVED, por stcanwr fran New York= kegs CHOICE ALAGA GRAPES SPRING LEAF TEA, MORE THAN TWO TONS ON HAND This Te Lin price TS A POUND ALS A erent variety of other excellent TEAS, whic sce aaa PTS eg _ janis at A 2 esa steed PRUNES. PRUNES PRUNES. ONE TON OF CHOICE NEW TURKEY PRUNES Just Received, Right Ponnils for @1 Ateo. We will ¢ to sell. for a few days more, 6 pounds MINED NUTS, (inc : SOFT SHELL ALMONDS.) for £1.00 At On hand as P a FULL CAR LU NEW VORK STATE APPLES We wonld farther state that these apples were received and safely stored in our basement before tho fre dd weather came on, so that those wh: wish t hase then need have no tears of getting ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©0., Grocers, (Masonic Tex? ie,) 9TH STREET, opposite U.S. Parent OMlice. ELPHON70 ¥ G8, JF. JOHNSC yand3-tr WARE, SELLING GooD BLACK TEA at 50 cents per pound, and a nice! Imperial Green at 75 rial. Bk LETON, nov? 40t 610 Peansylvania avenue, T AND BKALPHY. ers of good TEA and COFFEE wil pleaned so bear dient Weer cam ber eee —~ aid SNUY CLUB TEA D COFFRES at Stands Nos. 14S and 149 Conter Market, iz east wing ‘These goods are of the Choicest Importations, fre etait ai ema ndvance ou whom price, T 14% and 149 Center Mute con wine. Open every day r4 ‘ALL AT €, GAUTIER’S, for more Wists and LIQUORS 0 a tn, oles esas . CATAWBA, Qi so gctgtiion ee WINE, @8; Fe aad LasDe BASPRERRY ‘RUP, PIANOS, &. A RSP Ros spake ke Fam uare and peta ge “Sanetr’ 493 ithe calor G. KUHN, Practical Piane Maker, 32 New York avenue, near 7ih street, Bole Agent for the Patent Femmes anal ata —_—____—_—_ MERCHANT TAILORS. B. F Oe oro eegane TAILOR, apzly Worbingon, D'C. 4. ie aa gay SS F. ZIMMERMAN & 50N, ion Merchants No. 318 Hbairect; nour D nevibwese tar: Sonnet fae Se 8 PIANOS. Repaired, 1, and For Rent)