Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1875, Page 4

EVENING STAR. ‘Weather Probabilities Te-day. Orr: Curer SIGNAL OFFICER, " AnuINOTON, Mareh 11, 1875. For the middle and eastern states, falling barometer, southerly winds, warmer, partly @loudy weather. LOCAL NEWS. Pap negecag iting Fectunre Fiith Ave- Pords Opera mee Company in “The Two ae Theater Comique—*Idiew!ld, or ito"en Child,” and other attractive novelties. Avenue Thea’er—*‘ Belles end Swells of New Yerk City, or Life on Broadwa,.” Widerd Hali—Charity entertainment for the benefit of the Children's Hospital. ——e Condensed Real skin boa lost. See ad. The marshal is now pagten ae. jurors for the December term of the mina) Corrt. From Shiltinzton we have Harper's Werkly and Frowk Lesiie’s Iitustrated Newspaper for Jaren 20. aon ‘Warren Choate & Ca we bave the Balinourgh Review for January, (the Leonard Seoit Publishing Cos reprint.) an average sum bis si re "Mount Vernon Lodge. No. 5, Knights of Pythbias, gave a social entertainment at their ball, corner 9th and D streets. last night, which was largely attended. exercises embraced vocal and instrumental music, recitations and addresses. Mr. M. H. Hartzeile desires it to be stated that notwithstanding his arrest, mentioned in yesterday's STAR, he is no “confidence man,” but is conducting a legitimate basi- mess in a proper Way,and that he was dis- @harged from custody without any condi- tions whatever. A pleasant entertainment was given last might by the female intermediate grammar sehool. No. 1, second disirict, at the Seaton sehool building. The programme comprised ehoruses, duetis and solos. both vocal and instrumental, readinzs, recitations, and the- atrical performances. sale of seats for the two grand concerts @f the Thomas’ Orchestra commenced this morning at Metzerott & Co.'s music store. Lovers of good music should not lose this ehance to secure the best seats. The pro- mmesare rich and varied, and call fora Lt bi Madame Schiller is said to be | janist Mr. Thomas bas had with him. Miss Cranch will appear aiso. A brief but interesting lecture on the lead- Ing powers and prohibitions of the feleral eenstitution. was delivered by Mr. W. P. Pierce, of the Post Office department, before the Georgetown University law association, jay evening. at Gonzaga hall, F This association. of which the lee. turer is himself a member, is incorporated ander the general act of Congress relative to eorporations in this District. for the two leading purposes of establishing and main- taining a law library, and enabling yeung lawyers not yet in regaiar practice to keep up With the current requirements of the pro- | fession. a District Government Affairs. ‘The covtractors interested have been noti- fied to make repairs to the pavements on 7th street, between N and © northwest; alley in nd on I9th street, from P street ary. W. Cunningham, in charge of street repairs, has the chain-gang (twenty in num- | ber) at work on the county roads, and they are doing good service. They labor aboat 10 hours each day, and take their dinners, whieh issent them from the poorhouse, by the roadside. AGAINST THE B. & P. RAILROAD. A committee of property-holders on the line of Virginia and Maryland avenues from the railroad tunnel to the Long bridge. con- sisting of Dr. Reuben Bacon, Wm. Cam- . Patrick Lyneh, John Men- wee Vonneff, waited upon the jt mmissioners this morning to enter their protest against the constant load- ing and unloading oi freight cars of the Balti- more and Potomac rafiroad apon said aye- wues, thereby making them, they say, virtu- ly a freight depot, to the detriment of business generally and injury of the value of Property adjacent thereto. They present- @d a petition. very numerously signed, setting forth their grievance, and referring to the act of the Legislative Assembly ap- ed August 23d. 1871, as being violated sueh use of the streets. Commissioner eteham beard the statements of the com- mittee, read the petition, and stated that prompt attention would be given the matier, aud the laws consulted as to the powers of the Commissioners in the premises, and an answer sent to the committee in writing. He expressed his surprise that the District an- thorities and Congress had ever given the franchise to this road to such vse of the xtreets. and promised ihat all should be done for the relief of the property-holders that could be done. The committee then waited ‘on Messrs. Hine and Riddle, attorneys, for legal advice as to arrangements for suits which they contemplate entering against the road for alleged damages to their interests. ——_s—— TIBER CREEK SEWER AND THE B. anv P- RaiLeoap.—To-day.in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie. the case of the Baltimore and mac railroad against Gallaher, Loane & Co. was cailed and argued. Mr. yne MeVeigh. of Harrisburg. and Daniel Clarke, of Baltimore. for complainants, and Judge Blair audi Gen. Birney for respondents. This is an application for an injunction to restrain defendants from undermining the railroad at , its intersection with Tiber creek sewer, which | is now being constructed. without strength- ening the trnek: and the question as to Which party should make the work secure was argued at considerable length. The Court decided that If the work pco- ceeded without the defendants securing the track it would be a great injury to com- | plainants, and the track should be strength- | ened by them. He directed a decree to be drawn thai the contractors be allowed to pro- | ceed with the work and keep an account of whatever extra expense there was under the inspection of the engineer of the company, the question as to who shall pay the extra expeuse for trestle work, &c., to be deter- ined when the case is finally heard. ins St. Parrick’s Day—The leading mem- rs of the Irish organizations of ihe Dis- trict, Captain Barrett. chief marshal of the day, Messrs. Thomas MeMabon, John Shan- hap—James Lawlor and id Riordan. Waited on President Grant yesterday wi the request that he would review the proces sion of the various societies on St. Patrick's day. The President tendered them a very gordial reception and granted their request. They afterwards waited on the Secretaries of the departments, police departments and the Soldiers’ Home With the view of obtaining leave of absence on that day for the em- | ployes of Irish nationality, and their request Was cordially and heartily granted by the chiefs of the different departments. The members of the various societies will assem- ble at St Persinie’s chureh for divine ser- vViees on the 17th met.. at = 30-0'clock a. m. Convwnrax€ LLEGE.—A large and inter- esting meeting of the Alumni of the medieal department of this time-honored institution Was heid last evening at the college building. fier the appointment of a ¢ommittee to ake arrangements for a grand annual re- union, to he held at the Imperial hotel on the 2th of March, the flowing officers were elected for the ensuing A. King, M. D., president; S. W. Bogan. M. D., ist vice president: H. A. Duneansos. M.D. 21 vice president; W. P. Lawver, M. D., 34 vice pre- sident; J. P. Hawes, M. D.. corresponding secretary; W. T. Ramsey, M. D.. recording 3 J. M. Gassaway, M. D.. weasurer. year: A. F Excentive Committee Jain € Riley MP R. A. Foster, M.D. E. Johnson, M.D E. M. Schaeffer, M 7A D.; J. E. Bracket. M w = Fanikner, M. D.,and J.B. Ten £ —-—___—_. APPRECIATION OF A WASHINGTON ARCHITHCT—The Rochester, N. Y., Ts ‘we see give high ise to the design by Mr. |. R. Searle, of this city, for the superb sew building towe erected for the Rochester Se = Bank. re plans were su! itted by the | ing architects of the coun- apd award was made to Mr. Searie. is meritorieus young architect has su; led the designs for some of the finest build- hpaniie and private in Vediengem, and it will not therefore be a matter of surprise im this city that he has carried off the honors in the competition invited by the direc- tors of the Roebester Savings Bank. a FREEDMAN'S Ba 5# DR POSITORS have now a ebance to dispose of -heir thetr fail vaine. Sr. cane lvertisement appears i (his paper, to take then in exchange for anincumbered yeal estate near the city. Any one owning five to ten acres of well locaf. 4 land near the city will havea bome that ux ’¥ can make a pad living on at ali times am be entirely lependent. t Sn giininsts EXPLosiox or Bexzixe—Thix morning, about 11 o'clock, a cau of teneime if house of Edward Brahiy, avenue, between éth and’ 7th B., in endeav: was badly burned. with aA — ' metpondea promptly. | BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.—At the eighty- pinth of the ae tive Association last night was Of; $4,000 sold at 70 per cent., it ave taken piace. — | sup; St. Paul's, 8. | Fara | Union, H. C. Pitzer; Peterstown, J. N. Gray: was ith devotional exercise, Marvin invited the ng els’, x to meet him Nand duro g in Mr. presided. aesi ihe bishop to appoint few dan; Boise ues 3 taiter of the Baltimore Episcopal afechodist; iO. Mr. a tion, poin' ‘@ committee of ‘muiniser co and to ire into the practica’ lity of and ei ‘of theconferr noe, and in as 4 event of catablehing the sarae, that Rev. A. $109,) amounting to $9,325 and the assess. ments $10,00e— Washington district being as- home missions and $800 sessed for 21,000 for for ign. foreign. Tr Cox offered a resolution retarning thanks to thecitizens of Washington, George- town and Alexandria for their hospitable en- tainment, and to the railroads for their kind- ners to themembers of the conference. Rev. Mr. Wilson said that pay ie od were a much pleased to entertain as the members had been, and cited as evidence the invitation given to hold the next conference here. ‘After some complimentary remarks by the for a Dr. Hough, the resolution was adopted. The Bishop announced the visitors to the Institutions of learning and the following edi- torial committee: Reys. E.F. Busey, D. Ball and R. R. 8. Hough. ‘A motion was made to adjourn; and, the minutes having been read, the hym— “ Jesus. the truth and power divine, Send forth these messengers of thine,” &c., Was sung, and a fervent prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Clark. The bishop delivered a short address, stating that he held in his hands ‘the ap- pointments) the result of much thonght and iety, and none had been carelessly made. work he had had the advice of the elders. He was not the pope, nor was he infallible, and he may have made biunders; but he had done the best he could for preachers and le, and would commit the work to God. jefly he addressed the ministers, especially the young men, giviug them excellent advice. The appointments were announced as fol- lows, and the doxology having been sung, the benediction was given by the bishop, a the audience retired: APPOINTMENTS. Busey, presiding Hank, Balttmore District_E. F. elder. Central, John A. Kern, J. Hammond, J. 'C. Hummer, su avenue, B.S. Highly; Calvary, H. dy; Baltimore circuit, John Landstreet, Ww. It. Stringer, sup.; Arlington and Pikeville.G. G. Brooke;’ Frederick city, Geo. T. Tyler; Rockville cireuit, J. C. Dice, C. M. Brown; Montgomery circuit, W. A. Wade, Lewis F. Lloyd; Howard circuit, J.C. Sederick; Belts. ville cireuit, Wm. A. McDonald; Laurel cir- cuit, J. W. Canter, . Perry, sup.; South ireuit. Robert Smith: Bladensbarg cir- cuit, J. W. Ewan; Emory, W. E. Miller; Ger- man mission, G. Meyer. Kant Batwiore Districi—D. Ball, presidin elder. Baltimore Trinity, W. W. Walker, E. R. Smith, sup.; East Baltimore, L. W. Has- lap. I. N. Snangler, sup.; North Baltimore, 8. W. Hadaway: Taylor circuit, T. W. Brown; West Harford cireuit, J. G. Knight; East Harford eireuit, F.C. Tibbs; Talbot ecireuit, R. Smithson, one to be supplied; Trappe cir cuit, B. W. Bond; Kent circuit, C. L. Tone: Queen Anne circuit, W. W. Watts and A. Z. M. Seat; Severn circuit, John W. Steele: ‘West River circuit, E. lenry. R. M. Wil- paper SS Sais. to be supplied; Prince cores Seat, A. M. Cackley; Charles Pani District—N. Head. iis 1. on ri “ |, presiding el- € Teak der. J. Roteler, sup.; Alexandria, J. Waugh, F. M. Mills, sup.; Fairfax circuit, C. - W. Schoeff; Falls Church = and J. cireuit, W.C. Hammond; Farmwell circuit, O. C. Bell; Leesburg circuit, Jas. 8. Gardner Hamilton and Grove, L. H. Crenshaw; mac mission, J. P. Hall; Hillsboro’, L. Jones and J. H. Boyd: Sz and - Baldwin; renton ver, Prince William cireuit, J. M. Grandin; Stafford circuit, 8. F. Butt and J. J. Smith; Fredericksburg sta- tion, R. pal Mel FS. Haugh; J. Poisal, editor Episce- Winchester Distriet Samuel Register. pre- siding elder. Winchester station, S. Rodz- ers: Winchester cireuit, W. S. Eggi J. Hi. Mareb; son; Strasburg, M. G. Bathis; Front Royal and Riverton,J. H. Delaney; Warren cireait, 3, Asbur, ister; Berryville circuit, A. N: aby: artinsburg, L. C. Miller; Brace- town, S. Townsend and J. F. bags; Berke- ley cireuit, J. W. Wolf; Charlestown, 8. G. Ferguson; Shepherdstown, A. A. P.” Neal; Gainesborough, S. L. Martin; Morgan, W. M. Hiner; Wordensville, Taylor. sup.; Shenandoah, A. A. Robey; Lo- anoke Female college, J. P. Hyde. Rocking Disirict—1). Thomas, elder. Staunton, J.8. Martin, A. F sup.; Harrisonburg. 8. S. doah Iron Works, W. C. Mullo; J.H.Tempie; Churehvizle, R. Jefferson, sup.; Bridgewater. G. Mauxzy: Sangersville mission, F- Furr; Rockingham, A. C. Calwell. Rounoke District—J. E. Armstrong. presiding elder. Salem, J. W. Duffey; Roanoke cir- cuit, J. J. Engle; Blacksbury, B. F. Ball; Christiansburg. F. A. Muen; Fincastle cir cuit, J. M. Follansbee, A. C. Bradenbaugh; Lexington circuit, A. P. Boude; James river, J.T. Williams; New Castle mission, Robert Pyites Martin, ML. Sidney Luggin, 8. Ross; Sinking Creek, F. H. Shipley; Lafay- | ette, 8. Butt; Catawba, 10 be supplied by J. | D. Ellington. Lewisburg District—W. C. Coe, presiding elder. Lewisburg, P.B. Smith: rankford, a5 Qaipeupares®, H. 8. Coe; White Sul- phur, B. W. Wheeler: ie Sulphur cireuit, to be’ suppli WwW Levelton, J. R. Van Horn: mission, J. W. Carter; Green Bank, hicklen; Centreville, J. F. Follin: Summers. 0. F. Hayes; Hillsdale, R. H. Wheeler; Blue Sul v. H. Lynch. Lexington District—1. L. Gilbert, residing elder. Lexington, W. K. Hoyle; Coltlerstows E. 0. Flarity. E. L. Kengle, sup.; Fairfield, J. 5. Porter, R. G. Simmons; Augusta, A. Wel- ler. one tobe supplied; West Augusta, S. B. Dolly; Upper Bottetourte, W. W. Heilrick:; ington, W. T. Quinn; Alleghany, H. T: Watts; Miowietay, Weheaian Hildebrand, Mf. Scanlon: Crab Bottom, R. H. Wilson; High- land, H.D. Bishop; Baltimore, S. S. Kider; Green Valley Mission, A. H. Wade. Moorefield District—P. H. Wisner, presiding elder. Moorefield, W. H. Wilson; Petersburg, J. D.C. Hanna; Pranklin. S. P. R. Trapp; Key- ser's City, W. Hammond; South Branch, J.8. Huteirinson and J. K. Gilbert; Spriny H. Wolf and T. G. Mortis; North River, J. W. Shreve; Hardy Mission, W. Varner; Pied- mont, James L. Shipley; Frostburg. C. E. Simmons; Listonville, L. R. Markwood; Cumberland. G. H. Zimmerman; Fiintstone, J. Beatty; Rainsburg, J. R. Andrew; South Fork, A. C. McNeer. J. W. Compton, trans- fer to Columbia conference; J. R. Smith to South Baltimore: L. H. Davis and J. D. Reese to Iinois; John L. Clark to ee conference; E. B. Dunean to Florida conier- ence; W. Harris to Denver conference, $1. W. Leslie to Holston conference. —e——. Retail Prices, Center Market. Meat —Beef, porter house, 225 per Ib.: sirieins; Wr ound, 15: 3 ~ Meals. BD, 3; Port aw: A Lamb, a2); Veal, fama, whole, 13; cut, 14a 16; Tongues, 30 L. Grabel, W.A. | Rossel: Shenan- | J. i. Pe superintendents of missions the following ministers - 8. mond, 9th st., Wash- ton: J. M. Yingling, Potomac; J. T. Atkins, Acermac; J. E. Mallory, St. Michael's; W. J. Floyd, Peach Blossom. pesmi so Oe Charch Property in Dispute. BROTHER BROWN’S ACCOMMODATING SPIRIT. To-day, Messrs. ag Hagen Duvall flied a bill in Op for James H. Hill and others, sbenezer Colored Station of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Washington Conference, against W. H. Brown, to remove cloud on title, &c. The bill states that the complainants with the defendant constitate the beard of trustees of the station; that for Many years they and their predecessors enjoyed the full and uninterrupted use and occupation of that parcel of land known as lot 5, square 820, claiming title to the same, which they inclosed as an appurtenance to lot 4, on which the church edifice stands; that both lots were assessed in the name of Ebe- nezer Church in the year 1855, and so stood until i874; that some time in 1855 the trustees received notice from the Tax Collector's office that each of said lots had been assessed ‘with special taxes for pavement and curbing of 4th street—lot 4 with a tax of $114.21, which was paid May Sth, 1856, and lot 5 for $6 The church and trustees bein; were called for, he 4 y other demands of a pecuniary character, Were not in funds to pay the last-named tax, and the defendant being then, as now, a trustee and fully conversant with the facts, voluntarily offered to advance the necessary amountof money in order that they might pay said tax on lot 5, which proposition was ac- cepted, and the said trustees accordingly, on the 8th of May paid the amount, $70.69, from the money loaned by Brown. That, at the quarterly conference held in May, 1456, it was distinctly agreed and understood that, in order to reimburse and secure him, he might use and occupy the lot until the money was returned to him, and in pursuance of said agreement he secu jon and continues in possession, using the same for stabling and gardening purposes. That they believed that he would surrender when pos- session should be properly demanded, but in February last, when they invited the defend- ant to make known his claim by a commit- tee. he unequivocally disclaimed any and all interest in a title to said lot, and his only claim was for the money advanced, and this he subsequently stated to the meeting to which the committee reported. That in the same month a duly authorized commitice Waited upon him and tendered the amount which he had stated was $75.74), but e refused to receive it, and they then demanded Possession, which he refused to give, and in turn demandea that plaintiffs should prove and establish their Utle. That to their astonishment and sur- — they have been informed that on the nth of September, 1873, the defendant pro- cured from one Dennis Horner a deed pur | Fey to convey said lot in fee simple to im; and they aver and offer to prove Hor- ner had no interest in said estate; that there was no consideration passed for said deed, and “defendant, by this means, was endeay- ing to cheat and defraud the plaintiffs by falsely clouding their title to said lot, and — bagel bolster up his iniquitous and unjust claim to the same. That said Horner expressly disclaims that at any time he bad any estate therein, and says he was ignorant of the papers he was signing, and was a perfect stranger to the defendant, and had no knowledge whatever of said lot, or even of its location, and had never heard of the same until he signed said deed; and that when he signed the same he was Informed by defendant and his aiders and abetters that Lo my Horner) was merely formally Souing, is name as witness to a deed, and being an unlettered mah he believed he was so doing.” They ask that the cause be re- ferred to the auditor to state an account, that the pretended conveyance be adjudgei and decreed to be fraudulent and void, and —— int be decreed to surrender posses- sion. &c. —— ee A Card from Captain A. Grant. To the Editor of the Star: Str:—In last Saturday’s issue of Tur Evr- | NING STAR your reporter furnished an in- complete statement of certain remarks which | feli certain judges on the bench of the court in banc, upon the rendition of a decree in my favor in the case of Carter and others, | wherein I was defendant. The remarks re- ferred to were elicited in consequence of a | printed statement addressed by me to the court, charging fraud, chicanery and deceit on the partof the Phoenix Mutual Life Insur- ance Company and others, to deprive me of | my property by unlawful means. At the proper time (not many days distant) I will prepared to submit, for the consideration | of the public, a full and complete expose of all matters ining tomy business relations with said company and others, until which time I ask a suspension of public sentiment. A. GRAY March 11, 1 REAL Estate SALes.—B. H. Warner sold yesterday afternoon, at auction, lot nam- bered three and the west four feet of lot num- bered two, in square one hundred and six, = forty-four feet on I street, between | sth 19th streets northwest, improved by @ four-story brick and three-story frame dwelling, Nos. 1809 and 1807, to Chester Keiser, esq., at $12,000. Thomas E. W: man, 519 7th street, has sold for Theodore A. Curtis part of lot 1, in square 682, fronting 65 feet on north D street, | by 140 feet on Ist street east, for 1.000 cash: also, at ai ion. to William Frere, lot 19, i square #96, fronting 20 feet on H street north- east, for $1,000; also, for Mrs. E. J. Stone, 65,000 square feet of ground at the intersec- tion of lith street and the road leading to the Soldiers’ Home, at ten cents per foot, amount- ing to $6,500. The purchaser, Wm. Mat- tingly, esq., intends at an early day improv- ing it with a very handsome residence. ee ALMosT A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—Yester- day afternoon a peculiar collision occurred between the limited express trains from and to New York, while passing each other, about twenty miles this side of Philadelphia. in turning a curve the rear car of the New York train struck the rear car of the Wash- ington-eound train, shivering the plate glass windows along its side and —. off part of the roof. It would seem that a similar accident jiablé to happen at any time, as the speed at which the trains are run is liable to swing the end cars of the train so that in running en a curve they may be swung together. ARBEST OF A WASHINGTON BURGLAR ix BALTIMORE. — Jobi alias John W ASHINGTO: uw iT » and Detective him te this ag last even- $200. He was committed to jail for # hearing in default of $500 bonds. ——— oe THE THEATER Comt presenis some unusually attractive featarse this week. Miss Jennie Morton, a gifted actress and vocalist, a Peer in different characters, the celebrated a beoters tp their asten- feats . ‘Gatlu Delma: andthe Weston sition ant otheracooniene ee REAL ESTATE SALE IN ALEXANDRIA— F. A. Kerby, Sold for De L. Smoot, trustee, the lots on the southwest corner eee of the late William = seeped, fo ve order to issue agt Johnson; c. MARKFT.—Messrs. Means & prices. . Lneas 206 caitie, from Lol poand. Suspenders. | = ai. eae cone Srpolating Jane iew extra cattle Told ati cents per paand. | ¢ Alo, “fitting Shirts, fine Collars’ imc guard litem. Parsons ‘agt. | 207 sheep were sold at from < cents | Caffe, Parkertorucr'acating Pro confesso, aud gs ea sola at | Gro. C. HEexxne, 410 Tih street. eiying answer. pall. cm — tered ence to xaditor. “Rormeee gt. cathears or Eran a | ae mately cored the aft Fa cae earn etn raat | Restate certs mae |e ee ri} a rs x McNamara agt. onder releasing | Congress, ie y at work ois moraine jae tee ee 7 tient cut Life Insurance Company; decree setting | ‘The mhonetion alicreed te thle came eae, | Rolle, Biecults, &¢., prepared tn ten minutes. | aside release. would aa ten Newbold resent, 1 very ly reliev | Rememedr bunicns, be re corns, ma by Langley el al. agt. et al; decree | thelwuftering.. of applicants for re. | theumaticn ly confirming sale. ge. wry lief is almost entirely confined to the colored | tractor. Immediate order for ‘of absent caret wise Keifer a; and THE ATTENTION of the ladies is eatlet to = the New Fan Columbia; M work is to No. Bract grantin bought cheap, and will be sold at prices | te which will mal it in it worth the while of atl in | ‘eise Dismar; order granting letters to Leo- r bond need of goods in his line to give him a call. 2 rold Wi Estate of William bond George A. Smith; do. to Car- rie M. Smith—bond $2,000. Estate of J. W. Fitzhugh: order apy —s Martha A. Con- kle guardian—bond 85,000. ore will of John ‘eiss— Spri Ey eeting. Latimer & Rarpfiaren eotiection of English and An breech- loading Sport- ing Guns for sale cheaj {Rep} 3,4,c08 O'Dwyer; executrix (the widow) qualitid. A Valuable Discovery. — ms Estate of Mary Ann Carroll; order granting Dr. C. W. Benson, @ Practicing Physician, | LADIES’ GoopDs. letters of administration to Chas. Humph- 106 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore, (who has paid reys—bond $2,200. In re estate of Ammon diseases, hasdis- ()’=NEP TODAY aT Green; final notice was ordered for Murch 30, > = chamo- | Mm. WEEE ‘ Inre extate of Winnefrad Ryan; do. Dapli- | of TPublic workeG patie combined, ‘certain proportion, tx. M. LLIAN’s, cate wi of Susan Shryer, deceased, were ¥ ls riably eures either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous x LIN fled. Srehss: “te ahs Orsick hendache, neuralziaand nervousticss, | FIRST INFORTATION OF Sraine Poxice Conrt—Judge Snell. 90% bid. Certificates, phen . This is a triumph in medical chemistr. Yesterday. Peter Lewis was charged with | tid. sufferers ali over the country are ordert a@sanit and battery on Nathan Smith; $5. Philip Arth, Vernon Cross, and James Som- erville, assault and battery on Wm. R. Gill; ———. mail. He prepares it in pilis at 50 ceats per box. The Doctor is largely known and highly ted in Baltimore.— Episcopal Methortist. | Markets, BaTimon®. March I).—Vireinia sixes, posiors. Wi, North 4 “ > oneal : ; ‘ ring «>t Sam Arth pleady guilty, and the other two not | #:do consolidated, 54¢; West Virginia's, 10 Sold by all Druggists. aries Stott € Co. | mer Bo Te pent Oe guilty. This was a fisticuff affair, three whee old, 30, do. new, 10; do. special tax, 3 | 2 Pennsylvania avenue, agents for W ash | Washington. car ‘at 1107 Peunstivania men being against one; $20 and costs. Rol BaLTIMor®, March 11 —Cottonstrong andactire— | i@ston. 2,25,0,th,8 0: | =. welry Store; or at ®&3 N ert Branson, assault and battery on Andvew | iow" miadiings, Iasi. Flour quiet and heats; | yy —o— 3: aries sireet ™ cunt tw Prigg; continued. Richard “Smith was | prices unchanged Wheat firm—No. 1 western am- BIS A TRULY STUMP SPEAKER Who, 1875 = Ts charged with assault and battery on George | ber. 1.3%: No.2 do.. 1-30 21 do. 1.19; Ni Tren talking, exhibite «mouthful of stamps. Sio. 1875. 5 western you wi our dent res in are dai Hontler is one of hi ands. sith charged Ty: U3, Tiselas: Wo'2 western spring rea’ | wer, uakheneee babii 77 STYLES. sent Euineen tear cocres save mia grees 06. Corn quiet—Southern. 1 cent of; southern white, pt Se cimaple Sut cure. im CHIP. HORN and MILAN Le HATS and BONNETS if Ladies and Chikiren IBBONS, FLOWERS and BONNET SILKS— he new epring goods Y GOODS ant Notions THE QUESTION SETILED.—Those eminent | men, Dr. J Clark, Physician to Queen | Victoria, . Hughes Bennett, say that consumption can be cured. Dr. Wistar knew this when he discovered his now widely- inghim by the throat and butting him in the face with his head. Other witnesses were heard and afterward Smith was dismissed. Sarah Smith was charged with threats to Katrina Hailer, who testified that they are RIBBONS. ry \t. Bulk’ meats firm—shoulders, i rib sides. 10) 107s. Car loads loose bacon firm and | known Balsam of Wild Cherry, and experience y nd at 20 per cent lows than ave neighbors; that Sarah gets drunk almost oulters: G2 clot tik’ idee Uisenl? ‘ , Uy 7 | Sacpetee., daily, and curses her; the charge of threats | firms. Mais. Lard’ iuales. Rater’ firm ani | D&S Proved the correctness of his opinion. : ~ . MRS. M. J. HONT, was dismissed and the charge of profanity | fairl active—gool to extra. fine tobe Cents and ¢1.a bottle; large bottles much the | _senss-tr aT and 6us Daron made. Wm. Dyson, tare of a barrel Pretroleam nominally 7?,a7% jeaper. | RS. SELMA RT worth about 50 cents; fined $5 and costs. inary, to prime Rio cargors, W6i¢el SS EY .. ANOTHER ROW AT THE FIRST (COLORED) | “Niet and steady—1t | STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY DEPoT, 614 dh street, opposite Patent (ithce. ‘On hand amortment of BEROEM BERLIN ZEPHERS. GERMANTOWN KNITTING YARNS. WORSTED GOuD VAS, and afl material for Embroidery No Braxcw Store The True Remedy at L 5 If the methods by which ph: ians test the soundness of the lungs are reliable, it is certain that when these delicate organs are So deceased Uiat all the ordinary preser! tons for pulmonary complaints are use! acomplete cure can be effected by the per- | sistent use of JTale’s Honey of Horehound ant | Tar. Statistical records of its results show 23e01.13 Sugar eas! New Yorx. March TigeStocks active a Gold, 15%. Exchange, long, $80; short, 44, Goxernments active. New Yorks. March 11.—Flour firm. Corn finn. oS, March 11, 12:90 p. m.—O» the account, 93293’, March 11. BAPTIST CHURCH. Thomas Harris, Hart Webb, Alfred Webb, and Reuben Scott, charged with disorderly conduct in the First Baptist chureh, corner of 6th and G streets. The court inquired if this Was the same party who had been here before? Mr. Gordon said they were. Judge.—tis this the ins against the outs? Mr. Carrington (for Wheat firm ANS s for money, Erle railway share=, 12:39 p,m —Cotton quiet deferce.)-No, your honor, these are the outs Sing Ga for | (rat 2 Swo-thints of the cases of consump- | [ae aoe TA DERG ARMENTs posi pet's Aig » oe tive cough in which it has been given, the L, 3 against the ins. Peter Lewis, a witness for jon te arrive, 1-16 dearer. “ r e * wd j For Lapin, the prosecution, after Kissing ‘the book, said: x, March 11.2>p. m.—Diepatches from Paris pind patients have been saved by its ee “aoe M.WITEIAN'S. > Opa “ je- | quote rentes at @ francs. 90 centiznes Prat @ f - y | ~ F —, fendants cane i aud forbid the holding of a | cLtveRroor, Starch Ti. 3p. m—Cotten—or the | | Pike's Toothache Drops eure in one min- | 7G stone 706 religious meeting. Rev. Mr. Lee, the pastor, | *! 00's American. Bi :~4 ~ Saree SEWING MACHINE. ‘was present.and Was praying when they came os lites. | Bleeding from the Lungs, Catarrh. Bron- | stands superior to all others. in. Washington Holmes, Reuben Scott, and eNDON, Mareb 1}. bullion in the chit Cons: a A tal S87 All Kindsof Mochines taken in exchange at Lewis Lawson were among the disorderly | Bank of England hax eased 00 during the st Borthwost. ones, Charles Jenkins walked up into the feb pulpit and sot right down there. Some of the part week. The proportion of th Kk reserve to im” i res Rocnesster, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1874. ability. which last week Was 39%, per cent. 1s now ¥: A. L. DAVIS, Agent R. V.Prercr. M. D., Buffalo, 39 per cent same party turned the gas off and raised a ett: amori. | , Dew Sie: Thad suffered ftom Catarch in ro AMT a = disturbance. Lewis Lawson told them that aah zu: Ameri- | an aggravated form for about twelve years | BOOKS AND STATIONERY. they should not sing. They had to resume velo °- | and for several years from Bronchial trouble. TPR NERY NEWeST BOOKS —Groes service by candle light. Cross-examined by ir adn mium. short | Tried many doctors and things with ho last- Tia REY NEWEST BOOKS —Grra's Short Mr. rrington:—W itness could not say E Br m London, 143150 pre- | ing benefit. In May, 1 Bar, $) - minum; on Paris, 1250126 premiam. which one turned the gas off. Lawson did not give any reason fordoing ashe did. Wash Holmes got up in the pulpit and forbid the service to proceed. Jenkins did the same. Lewis Johnson testified that it was a regular service meeting; they were singingand pray- ing when these men came in and behaved in a disorderly manner. Henry Warner was worn out with excessive | & paper in New York City, I was attacked 1 with Bronchitis ina severe form, suffering 2134. | Almost a total loss of voice. I returned home cen | here, but had not been home only two weeks ; When I was completely prostrated with Hemorrhage from the Lungs, having four severe bleeding spells within two weeks, and first = Year Book. §3 80. weaitutions, @3; Maine’ rnard « Private Life of Spain, Art Re Loxpox, March 11,4 p.m.—The amount of bul- né into the Bank of England on bal: 7. 8. 5-20 bonds, 1965, old, 7 day ia £54 W7%;; 10-40's, 103. Erie railway shares. 2¢ Faris dispatches quote rentes at 65 francs, 424: t nen. Panis, March 11—The specie in the Bank of France has increased £9,027,000 france during the past week - We; History s iG and . ‘ three inside of nine o In September ‘fol- aper, with Envelopes toma’ nh. Ructher Webb and Thomas Hiatria were also uiente per gations |): ™ Refined petrol-am | lowing, I improved sufficiently to be able to | i boxes, at 3.conte each Portfolioe att Teak Paste among them, and ail. took a hand in it. ieee beabout, though in a very feeble state. My | fi trence Pareles Pees a EAN: Ast Lewin Lawson commenced it, saying they | A Surr AGAINST JOHN E. OWENS. Bronchial trouble remained and Catarrh was | —“Sttnee > Pure Linen” Papers.911 Pa. ay. ime tx should not sing, and all of them left the | John E. Owens, the actor, is defendan tenfold worse than before. Every effort for EN CHOAIE & co. churen, but came in again with a great up- roar, and took possession of the pulpit and turned off the gas and commenced a great uproar. The sisters were all frightened and suit by Mr. Henry Morford. the Brooklyn au- thor, for the amount agreed on for aplay Mr. | ground daily. I continued in this ble Morford wrote for him. Owens was not sat- | state, raising blood almost daily until about isfied with the work, and refused to pay forit, the first of March, 73, when I became so bad relief seemed fruitless. I seemed to be losing y NEW AND GOOD BOOKS. com = mie . s enced screaming. Witness hada letter | and Morford’s claim is that he wrote the play | a8 to be entirely confined to the house. A | Persinal Reminiscences’ by Fieaias’ Nis from the District Attorney, which he real to | to order, on ineldents furnished by Owens, | friend suggested your remedies, But 1 was Willian Jordau, volume 6 of the Bric.s Bras them. It was produced in court, and was as | and that heis not responsible for its dulness, | extremly skeptical that they would dome Series, wampoonnaes aml follows: A motion was made yesterday before Judge | Do good, as I had lost all heart in remedies, . i= iy for .&. Attorney for District of Columbi: rash- | Reynolds in Brooklyn to have the plaintiff | and began to look upon medicine and doctors as am oo ingion, D. C,, March 9.—Washington Holmes, | examined before the trial. Judge Reynolds | with disgust. However, I obtained one of wae Delighatall Strother Webb, Charles Jenkins, Lewis Law- | would not entertain the motion.—N. Y. Sw, | your circulars, and read it earefal M.A ee ct son, George and Thomas Harris, Hart, and | 10h. Which I came to the conclusion that n- | Scandinavian Witt tape aad Alfred Webb and Renben Scott: I am in- hip | SeFStood your business, at least. I finally plete index By BC. or formed by reliable authority that you have | pA.QUICK Rouxp Tar he Steamsh'p | obtained.a quantity of Dr. 's Catarrh | Lessing's Lascoon. | Translated. ind it pee been usurping authority over the dth-street | Baltic, of the White Star line, has just ac- | Remedy, your Golden Medical Discovery Penns by the Bight Hon. Sir Re Baptist church. Ihave advised the pastor, | Sy Pacee! Satter New are sateen | and Pellets, and commenced thelr vigorous | ‘The Life Bost and ite Work By ithord Lewis.’ © ! ba a 3 ¥, | use according rections. To my surprise, Mostr: me an Fer tee eee eects tang | February 13, with @ heavy cargo of freight. | Taqon begun totes ‘The Discovery and | Brith Wid Fiswersia i nacia. ey own the building to exercise the same con- | 224 alter discharging, reloaded and salled | Pellets, in a short time, brought out a severe Sir John Lubbock. “ + om trol over the building as heretefore, and I for New York, arriving at her dock Sunday | eru tion, which continued for several weeks. | Alice |; A Romance of the Capital yA desire now to say to you that if you should | Moming last at 10 oclock, wich makes @ | I felt much better, my appetite improved, and | yy @RGd ‘ —anee a disturb any of the meetings of the congrega- | Found irlp of three weeks. This would be | I gained in strength and flesh. In three | {peteiiet oP Ei ration on eeralichane te te tens ‘against | considered an exceptionally fast round trip | months every vestige of the Catarrh was ref on a according to law. If there be any dispute | i the best of seasons for ocean traveling. | gone, the Bronchitis had nearly disappeared, BOOK: yLErie ATE SP us, hetween you and the regularly-elected an. | DUtIt is considered something wonderful ai | fad no Cough whatever and Thad entirely | _wars-ar TioNE Ee, thorities, you must bring the matter verore | this time of the year, when vessels are great- | ceased to raise blood; and, contrary to the the courts and have any controversy be- | 1¥ declared by strong winds, fogs, and ice | expectation of some of my friends, the cure | "J’#® STATESMAN’S YEAR BOOK FOR 1575. crossing his legs, and while the praying was going on he holloed up in a loud voice, say- ¥ : erly | blockades. has remained anent. I h had no % tween you decided in a lawful and onterly remained permane’ have had no | “Tur Srarrewan’s Yran way. y Geo. P. Figuer. THE “GREENFA y The conven- | More Hemorrhages from the Lungs, and arn | Bistorical Annual of the After this was read they grew worse than | tion toorganize an independent or “green- | entirely free from Catarrh, from which I had | for the yee nant ier roliiclans and i before, and he sent for Lieut. Gessford, who | back” political party wil! meet in Clevela: suffer so much and solong. The debt of | yooh Pablinction ae martin Twolfth came in, and, finding things sowarm,hesent | Ohio, to-day. A conference of delegates. i sratitade Towe for the blessing I have re- | “sooo aan a MBcial Returns for his reserve force, elght in number. Rev. | cluding several prominent labor union le: ceived at your hands, knows no bounds. I be a by Mr. Lee testified that these men came | ers and greenback agitators, was held yestei am thoroughly satisfied, from my experience, | ROBERT BEALL, in as deseribed during prayer; one of them | day afternoon, the nature or result of which | Ht your medicines will master the worst | mare.2(” OGRE SELLER AND STATIONE walked up into the pulpit and sat down, | has not been ascertained. The preparatio: forms of that odious disease Catarrh, as we! | ma 495 Pa . adjoining Naticoal H. | as Throat and Lung Diseases. I have recom © cony ve been tH im- for the convention hav under the im- | mended them to very many and shail ¢ BEITISH ANNUAL FOR i573. mediate auspices of the workingmen’s asso — ing, that they must not proceed. Mr. | ciation, and the movement seems to be par- | *Pe#K in their praise. Gratef THE STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK Carrington, for defence, stated that | teulariy in the interests of the laboring | > ¢ = < oh a HARTS AKMY LIS?. had entered a suit in court fo; the settlement | classes. Be caine Sesh | SRITISH NAVY LIST, of this controvery about the righ nol anil THE ROYAL KALENDAR chi , and he i this’| | PUNISHMENT oF THE Boy Mat Ron- ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for | 4 L - eT T be dimninel Le AP °weot, | BERS cin the United Btates Cirenis Gran, | Charles Heldsiech's Bilery ac bane Dry | BKITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION the clerk of the society. testified that | criminal side, yestenlay, before Judge Bene: | Champagne. | WHITAKER’S ALMANAC, these men had not worshipped in this | dict. Samuel Woodward and Josiah Parkin, Excelled by none. s,t,th3: | For sale by ehureh for some time; the right hand | the boys who were indicted by the Grand sean nae, RICHARD B. MOHUN & ©o., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, maré-tr 1015 Pewnsvitanis Avewre. A NEW BOOK, SY A. G. RIDDLE, Jury of the United States Court for robbing | the mails, were fined $1,000 and sentencad, | the former to six months’ and the latter to | two months’ improvement in the House of | Refuge. Attorney General Williams having | designated that as a place of imprisonment for boys under sixteen years of age convicted Corns, &0.—“The wise for neaith on daily Waiks depend,” and thousands patronize Dr. White's establishment, 535 15th street, oppo- site U. 8. ‘Treasury, to avoid painful Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, ete. ee a THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of of fellowship had been withdrawn from them. Lee had been chosen pastor since that time, and notice had been served on him that his services would be no longer required. The | party in possessior last night had called a protracted meeting, and these men came in determined to break it up because it was irregular. Officer Atchison testified to ar- | of offences against the United States... y, | 1812 were $219,660. 4.12-3,0t Author of resting them all. The Conrt — this case ‘orld, With. = ror beemyend pre ae py of the Capi- Was somewhat different trom the one pre- “ HENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS.—These | tal, Love and Politics, King of the Lobby, Who sented before, as this was a religious mieet- ‘ bee ee abi Fin the Leer gry pills are composed exclusively of vegetable | Would be a Member of Congres? . ing, the other one being one for business. selling ne + ete og led @ | ingredients, and although they entirel; The pastor had aright tocall such a meeting | *PEUIME match on Staten Island: the other | the wse of eronry, do wot leave any of PRICE, $1.25. when he chooses to, and should be protected. | Nght. and was the last man slaughtered in ph EK PS For sale at He could not conceive of anything so out- | (atMa cpronng armics of twenty-six Per | ing trom a disordered state of thet one, SHILLINGTON’S Booksterr, ragcous as for person tocnter into achurch, | Heare iy iinuendg, by Weaving. ove aoe at | Boy Mtge sbiordnrs, Kogerfon, Bil marttr Cora streetand Penn. avemve = e His only explanation is that the word sym- t ‘aT c ace aad toe of adaresainig the Syn oe | bolizes “an article in which the Associated | _ WDtmatiesa Besa! icra (stance pocussens, Press does not deal COLOR AND THE DELAWARE ScHoor. FuNp.—In the Wilmington board of educa- tion last evening, the bill in the legislature of Delaware, providing for separating the School fund, and giving to colored schools only that proportion of taxes paid by colored persons, and to be immediately assessed, was denounced, and resolutions condemning it and protesting against its passage were adopted by 17 yeas to 5 nays.—Wilminyton Commercial. them all $5 each. A GEORGETOWN BURGLARY. Gabriel Nolan was charged with burglari- ously breaking and entering the dweiling house of George 8. Watkins, in Georgetown, with intent to commit a felony. Officer Hess testified to hearing the ery of ‘st thief!” and “police!” about 9 o'clock last night. He ran In the direction and saw this man run- ning away with some goods in his arms, and had a hard chase to catch him. He overtook him and recovered @ part of the things. The burglar entered by the back way, cutting the sash and breaking the glass. The goods stolen were worth about $17; sent to grand jury. G street, between %h and om, wear St, Patrick's , and all other Devotional, Histor- oi lograpbcal apd Mlnctlaneows fathebe el , Bold at lowest rates. ‘les suitable mt « or for sale. wed for EW YORK STATE CIDER: NEW YORK STATE CIDER! Kept constant the Cathotte Brvicu, Breemsmadournal, NY" Tab. A full stock of Superior Refined CIDER, in store, ‘y and for sale low in berrels, Kegs, or bottles, by Jet Baltimore M r. Catholic World, and Brow: son's Review. -D. A. BROSNAN. LIFE OF €) 7% Be PA Finnan. New Edition, 1 vol. €2.50. in many respects one of the most remarkable sof the day. Prize to, all students, and no SAM'L C. PALMER, 97 Greene street, Georgetown, D. 0. ANOTHER DEP’ ‘D MINISTER.—The Rev. Mr. Miles, late pastor of the American Methodist church at Norwich Conn., whode- “The book will be « less to every christian believer. TRUTH UN FOLDED, Sermons and Essays, by 8. TO-DAY. camped with thechureh funds and a stran; N. B.—No charge for delivery to any part of Wash- jason. Ed. 8. Brown, violation of market laws; | woman, has heard from in New Hamp. ington or Georgetown. mar8-tr Moe} f co ps hy & —4 Soe pane. $10. Matthew leston, charged with | sbire, where he had travelled about, takin: . marta WM. BALLANTYNE - selling produce from his wagon without a | collections ‘for a church in Norwich.” The Fay GAR| D FLOW- = license; postponed. Asbury jones, profani- one ee warned against him by the Zion's R SEEDS. Cio! cE e ERs. RICE List, Batted I re Deen Fruit Trees, Apples, Pears, standard and dwarf, P - ae _ Tue BLACK HILLs EXPEDITION.—A 5) Peach, Plums, A) » &c., all of flaest qual- PRUNES a tee Eg aren So Te mee = cial from Sioux Clty to the Chicago Times Chee “drape ines, Bra agg momar es, = SkRDINES wee attack on Officer ‘kins, tearing his gum Ganon hi arene have arrived to = ke . Bong peikngn ek 4 ‘on’s Black Hills expedition. which is to | "Garden and Flower Seeds of the Snest quality, and battery on Luey 0. Farly; #3 and coses, | Start April 5. ‘The ind: fare that there | home grown and imported. rm. Boad, ‘with ‘an over. | Will be over 1,000 men ready by that time. ew rare Greenhouse and Bedding Piants, oe Gan teat ee ee izThe Spelling mateh fever will Inst till Wee Bouueta Be colored, larceny of shawl and cloak worth | *' pic sa Tecan i heard or | Seed and Sra, and the pantinneny ae HOOKINE crstom: | qgain. The sherlit has sold oaths liz Omvake | Oceana treet, 1 Grecnbousce. rout aoe, Perry recovered a part | M@7A. young man has sued his. barber for miaré- cose * 1 Tt street, opporte Eatent Ofice thouse and stole articles = 5 of the goods arrested the thieves, who cutting off his mustache. Thebarber sayshe | —” J) ~ were Sived $00 each. or sixty days in jail. didn’t see it. LUMBER! LUMBER! Henry ‘Wood, with ng a re- | sa Upwards of two thousand New Haven yolver worth #12; te fren ae oh gis school children were vaccinated last week, : Eliza Cestar. larceny of some i | and the work continues. WHITE PINE ‘best quality) $2.50 Hehe & and Ege’ ooo &7-On the 1ce-bridge midway between the bg —~ = feet. 3 ” Cae FS Rotate fai omeatiod tna oGtateesg'S | WHITE FINE 5.6 SIDING, est guaity) 9259 pay lucrative patronage. enone A F a: = LAA i i