Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1875, Page 1

, * —— THE EVEN PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday: Excepted. Two Spelling “atehes Last Night. | A spelling match between @ given ber AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Treasury and sn equnt muveter from tie Gee. Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. lth St. ond Auditors office took place at Witlant ar { Hall last night, and reentied $0.0 victory tor > | the employes ho Second Auditor. Mr. The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, D" thagnes. of the Pout Omen a est, . } Ret = pi ith 4 : 5 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. Kimbatt aa ferevece. “Mr. Jona feeedate’ af TEE EVENING STAB ts serret by carriers t0 the War actet as pedagogue. Mr. swbseriters ai THY CENTS PER WHER, OR FORTY LOCAL NEWS. Prine led the spetiers from the yorn Cucts PER MONTE Copies at the punter, office = the ogy 3 ans NTS ACH. By mati—postase prepaid— jesers. (iiifillan, Gardiner, Adame, AS 6.40 Baboork, O'Connor, Dr. Kim Johnson, Spr . Landers, lattes and Hall. Mr.S. S. Gand «l Auditor's office. broaght ntlemen Messrs. athfort, Golfrey, “t.Heall, Bartlett, Wilson, + Mullerand Parman, After ‘ks had spelled dowa THE WEEKLY STAK— shed om PF itay— 89.00 a year, posiane prpaid BF All rutscriptions tavaria’ sents anata tenn me | VOL 45 NO. 6.878, WASHINGTO D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1875 TWO CENTS. application. ae LADIES’ 6C,ops. AMUSEMENTS. EVENING. STAR. Bipagtinal tage pcs TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. | aie as it empl in the Secret . QPPEN NG SPRING NOLLINENY {ORD’S OPERA HOUSE. Up to this time no active measures have | There is probably noone phase of human —_e—_—_ the employes in the 8 neretars-s offic Bat two fie ameme ie F : a i = = been taken toward organizing the Art Asso- | character which brings the possessor into THE BEEC | Semained. ‘The contest was canted eo mt SPRING Hints. santos Me RE Wace Washington News and Gossip. ; ciation. the initial movement for which was | notice so conspiecously as that of eecen- EECHER TRIAL. | Sine tine between these two goutionn RIETONS. poor d, . —— 2 made at the pleasant party given at Gen. | tricity. If one be quite eccentric. he is likely | Pe ng Peet © ss roe bother ® LOWERS, LAC OURS. TO NIGHT. OURS. DURING the summer the President will | Chipman’s afew weeks ago. Che committee | to be regarded as a droll, conceited sort of - pee a Seis a 4, win ot Bart Wachin = he olen) ROSEDALE MATISEE SATURDAY. receive by card between the hours of eleven | in whose hands the matter was placed are | fellow, but if he be eccentricaliy eecentric he | MRS, TILTON NOT TO TESTIFY. | "*y spelling match also took place at the examine my st riers. -pg, | 2nd two, exeept on Tuesdays and Fridays, | not idle, however, and soon after the artists | is sure to bedubbed a lunatic: yet all this o ng North Baptist ch n 1th street, last ©. STRATTON, Guns. OURS. | which being Cabinet days, no one will be | get back from their summer tours, with the parses for naught, since genius very often : oe . | Bleht. The sides were a follows: Tad iw Ht. ae" 61) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES. © ROSEDALE MATINEE SATUBDAY. received except government officials. other summer absentees, it is intended that | manifests itself through this quality. Old WALKING THE WATER. | T Wiswall_Mrs Pomeroy, Mrs. Git, Mrs. - 2 aes ——— ee the organization shall be perfected and the | ny Johnson, for éxample, was in the habit of York, Mrs Libby. Mr. Greham, 3 M she PALMER ke “gg from | owns. To NIGHT. OURS Customs RECEIPTs.—The receipts from axsociation put in, working onter. “It has | area gs bosoray soy Sebonereanatans — oe Clark ye ¥ into. Me B. Walker Ms ! ATED STOCK “OF OM and ROSEDALE MATINEE SATURDAY. Se eease oes Se ee hothing would ‘Teallb ber gainer by eat | with be index Huger; walle the. tater, 1a | Boynton Crossing the English Channel by A.D. Jobnston_ Mrs. Abbey, Mrs Joho: Gvarae sicee . Mirvixck Faica as xb 60 Gases MINISTER TO Penv—The President this | earlier movement, as anything done now | mented, long, lank, languishing Theodore- ; | sion, Mrs. Hogan. Mr James, Mr. Johaston, Poinsettia Aged Mtgg co ne ponte eis afternoon appointed Richard Gibbs, of New | would 1 re to be substantially | Weodhull-Tilton hangs Pictures in his noe- Mr Mrs. Chandler, Mr. ss Moniay Next, TONY PASTOR'S COMBINA- | York, to be minister resident at Peru. done over again in the fall. turnal habiliments and lugs a dreaming THE COAL TRADE. Emma Gray <, chief TION. apt * Mr. Witt, wh, ds in the front. rank | @amsel from her chambers of slumber in the of the buna s.and Mr. Zalmon = INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from ree taitoaiue Gas ja = epee pe seant raiment of sleep, and set, he is not Jaaaipemigeee Richants, w a ‘ . i 353.342. 63 r of por! ers, has returued to the city, | happy. In the vernacular of the cirens, Dan- = Patter ‘\Siwincrituesecps” — | The Wor!d’s Great Object-Teacher’s | ts source to.tay were g0%3.31263. Total re- | oy ngtralt Punters, haw returued to During | jel can be distinguished from the other lions | WALK ACROSS THE BRIT- | dohicuei won, E AND MARSEILLES © VP: c h tod: 2 3 EL. cies, core Saat . ceipts for the month to date, $2. . his absence, which was spent mostly in | by the green cotton umbrella under his arm. aSH CHA alone in his PRING ulminating Triumph. SENATORS Frelinghuysen and Paddock | Ob . he filled a number of conimissions ence, what & monotonous mob of stuck- A Fifty-Mile Tramp on the Water. the prize, ah 1 we are pleased to | 8¢tors the stage of life would present, were several important | it not for the green cotton umbrella of eccen AT WASHINGTON, and Representative O'Neil, of Pennsylvania, | fiven some time ago, Lonpon, April 10.—Panul Boynton startet arn that he has receiv — ° THREE Divorce Cas ‘ . rm e" M m. to att pt % tah i k ae had interviews with the President this mora- | riers since his return: Latecrie Me rig | trielty each of useatrioe in waomhine | ie aceon eae a ee within the ‘wns. Seiwa RUPPERT. EEE AOE EEE OX, ing. has turned his attention to water colors wilh | 4nd shadow. ress boat Which is accompany ie divans os E Ts) Commencing MONDAY, April 12. ceived for redemption at the Treasury to-day | not only charming {i themselves but most nimg and found a cireular thrown upon | out, reported bis procross as very satist forth tha 924 SEWING MACHINE 924 Wee S008,3¢1, The totsl recetpts for the week | promising as to his rowire development in | i. tnrcanold of thedonr exnutinder von, | 1Ny- & later telegram, Gated mit-chane pies feu - % bi n n Fe that branch ofart. He hasalso in his stadio i « 6 pen | 7:13 a. m., says Boynton ix zoing along sp! OFFICE, O24 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE > - have been s 5 — several landscapes inoil th re sure tobe | the peculiar merits of somebody's kidney | gidiy. He isnow 11 miles out. “He is in good ber i ms aL THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION admired by all lovers of naty Indeed, Mr. | persuading and liver ills. We | spirits, and is smoking. Cape Grisnez is serted by him on rittie eren Ms r. . r lowing, and b Standing to-day amounts to $34,286 of | Witt's great success in landscape painting | read it, and were not atall astonished to find | Sight . i Pe x her return to this cit Amount $2,590,000 are notes issued to gold | leaves his friends in doubt as to whieh de- | tnat this pill was asure-popon some fifty or | Later._Only Tem mites to a on DAVIS. Agent GREAT | > TRAVELING WORLD'S FAIR. : the six MRS, M. J. BUNT i , ma AIL) months he lived with her he spent $500 of ee ee a P. T. BARNUWS | banks. Reo A sii) | sixty maladies that flesh is heir to, but what her money. ‘The decree gives the petitioner mill have on Exhiti JETROPOLITAN MUSEUM : ee vighest posit ion, At present he mi Said | got us” was the information imparted in Loxno: ispateh from Bou- | the right wo resume her gaaiden name. Men Bresent week a <p = . . ELAN SUSE M. EXx-REPRESENTATIVE CESSNA, of Penn- | to excel in both. the following quotation wiich we copy | logne say ti Re ood appeared for petitioner, and TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS sylvania, denies that he is an applicant for | _—Ofall the work by amatenr artists that | literally: which arrived the Mr. J. N. Oliver took the testimo: : oo ee the posit { Assistant U.S. At y | We have seen ina great while we remember | | “The only pill that obtained a diploma at | ternoon, reports that h Jobu T. Hutchison against M Aleo. the most complete steck of COLOSSAL CARAVAN, pe oe Teeenns: Wit MMOEROS nothing which shows so fine a feeling for art | the New England Agricultural Fair, The | 1.55 p. m., ten miles trom Boulog: yn Huichison. These parties were mai . i ‘ ‘ein General or any other office ander the govern- r amie 3 ba State Fair at Manchester, N. H.. and the | in response to a how he wa Rev. Mr. Holmead in June, 1864, and petl- MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS P. T. BARNUW: ment. Suetchien we nave lowers nad tie Ohne Merrimack County Fair, of Concord, N. B., ght. 1 charges that in 1573 defendaat came ie the city. te wt {those in search MONSTER MENAG EX-REPRESENTATIVE MAYNARD, of Ten- | tocxamine from the peneil of Dr. Kitulle- aso in periectl¥ eney Rowen tale camer THE BEECHER STRUGGLE. t me from an excursion intoxioat aoa P.T. BARNUWS has aac aaly appointed Minister to Turkey, | berger, of this city. Through his connection | yon between an Aeieetoat Bete ee Mrs. Tilton Not To Testify. they have not lived t¢ MRS. M. J. HUNT, ee tlc a — as arrived here witi his family. He is to | with the navy Dr. K. has had a fine opportu- | sinon-pure vegetable pill, but the query is New YorK, April W—In the stat 9 mar2 tr Sat Dares. | STEAM- OPERATED POLYTECH- | receive his instructions from the State de. | DIY to gtudy the Peculiar types of scevery | what was the modus operandi ofdetermining | assem! bill to allow a wil VIC INSTITUT. partment before leaving for lis mission. of nearly all climates and mirics, and | the pills’ merits, as to quality, strength, | to testif gainst her husband in civi! | frequenting Vit EN: pied Send that he has availed himself of his chances : : eo f ; “ h a Brn oll : | time, movement. Was it’ dose ad: | and criminal trials was reported adversely | ogmenting TWENTY AT SHOWS IN ONE, Siu HARD, who was recantly rentoved ‘as | Eis Bistéillo bears tie fuliest yestimoay- His | ministered toa triangle of sick aud meian- | upon by the judiciary comunitins. report pssraleiicalse postinaster at Atlanta, Georgia, arrivet in | @ffects of color and atmosphere are oftea choly committee-men, or did the whole fair, | of the committee was « Another simply wonderful for an am: of bis sketches woul the first n past experience, testify ws tothis being | bill. allowing a wit Separate Stapendous later-Continen- | 0! th's mornix mily pill that did'nt o fooling around | husband or in bel official to whom he paid’ his re in these respect rst of fixed rept credit to a profes Strictly touasihess? Bienes the’l cance at ene hitn ; tal Amphitheatre, Postmaster lation. Indeed, If his drawiny Ge Ne ee Reenei man by tine ear ith red pepper, The textmony as to adul 2 with Fi lation were equal to his feeling for ec sos . 5 J : wan agiced t ee ene ee ae oe BOOKS AND STATIO cpp DAN CASTELLO'S _..\ solisweae K. would speedily take a high rank a Everybody whose goot fortune it is to | effort | peared for the pla Tr. D. Ander- TP HE NEWEST BooKs. INTERNATIONAL HLPPODROME the Presiden she tuorough'coarse | know us intimately, can s tohow | oy that wou | S06 took ets ace ie — AXD THE pops o sit Is safe to | modest, patient, meek and lam OS = Gan ios coese amaeten be Setety Harvie ~ TERRIFIC WILD BRAZILIAN BARE- Break “ es Win’ | like we < ander ordinary cireumstanc x EIGN 3 .. | in December » had three childr BACK RIDER co. W. Porter, one : 25 ;metand surrounded by a| A New Feature of the University | and be chumes him with cruel teoatmen Lowande’s Impe tat 7 does not conclu te | s of bush-whacking itinerant Squabble in Spain stich as slapping her jaws, «c. The defen STMENT OF LETT. “An tt 28 7 . > an ove @ MAprip, April i head position in | ant putin an answer, denying the char TWO EIGHTH R CARRERKS,— Pe cet Gee le | een SDIGOa ty ee the Madrid Tn) ity has been conterred | made. The petit Was represented by Hi L. Clark, Chas. B. Villette. as it were, to waste. yo gh to mak npon Senor La Feun merly editor of a | Mr. John Selde the testimony taken . essrs. Mille: i Messe bh upy | SWear or “even wish he were dead.” Yester- P r La Feu rmerly € r | Mr.Jobn Selden.and the testimo: ¢ Epinc Mand John H. Torney have aiier Sart Moctex, WUC OOrUEY | TES aivonaon we oereeee comm ha Gok al pr by Mr. Johns: Sarl a Letter lis city in | Astudio together, over Galt’s, are both busy,— | Gite lircetie to the vicinity of Lafa would accept the post. There is muci > as nae ee " . e four the former with crayon portraits, in which }| Square, the brass Jackson, and return and | S@tisfactionatthe appointment of La Feunte,| A PorrcrM ans 1 s." The following re dismissed on mops, detainin AN ORDER hi ning by Judge Snell, of he has not more than one or two superiors in | without exaggeration we were asked to draw | Md the students are sigy ot | ene recctved Unie a the country; the latter is reproducing | our wallet ten or fifteen times, No le: » War de- | Slimpses of nature as studied during his last | seven melancholy juveniles presented sigh summer's sketching tour. Mr. Messer is | drafts for bread. “--Haint had nothin teat protest aw: cH APMAR, GRAND Fark WASHINGTON, April 9. 1875. I would 1 y ssued by th F partmen: authorizing the Quartermaster’s | showing decided progress in landscape paint- | since mornin.” Resides. the annoyance of | Sts PATRICK S NEW CHURCH department to usport to the Mevdical | ing, and many of his later efforts in that wcks and side-walk monstrosities we | by the steamship Botnia, which sailed fr At MASONIC TEMPLE, cor Shand F sts. N.W.y | ygusenm in this city, such ts as may be | direction have not only attractive qualities met a perfect army of newsboys. A Liverpool to-d: York. ‘ encing TUESDAY, April 6, turned to its officers for that purpose at | at first sight but real and abiding value. A # * * * > . egret rag celta ate tera gs 9 Envline THURSDAY. Apel 15. | any military port or station by the officers | bis studies show close observance and great Her bands are cold; her face is white; store = Pron ad howling, night and day, making st very + ATER. of the medica! department. ae i nese oe euley LJ = BS pd more her pulses come and go; é raig had a hearing Sugreeable reside in the neighborhood. 1 r vr. By Mrs LA strees and Peay 7 Bec trams Sax Sin Ehina: 2 15, setpeae plang rss = Bethan Her eyes are shut to life and light;— hs charge of conspi i have endured the nuisance now over six Olt bent Quo. W. Baver. a . | THE Ake UMENT in the Elgee cotton ease, | engaged on what is we believe his first effort Fold the white vesture, snow on euow. todetremd coctitns ta Mee Wowk which re. | years, until it has become intolerable, grows + Vietory:anevel. Ry Par con Joux Hark anager. | involving 337.000 for “eaptured” cotton | in oil colors. It represents one of the quiet And lay her where the violets blow suited in his holding Wear to await # requi- | ing worse every yeay. The dogs seem fo © Be # Seiew Laie wucel apes E LOWERS, grown by John K. Elgee on his plantation in | (Ooks that abound go thickly in Lost Peete eee . sition from New York on the charge of ob- | joya privilege denial to the drunken loafer, Bewtteline n of Song. Mississippi. was conumenced in the Supreme | }\;'the middle forecronad ef lysurrowudied But not beneath a graven stone, taining goods by false and fraudulent repre- | who 1s not allowed (o break the stillness oi cot Mr JAMES MESSENGER: | Court yesterday by Solicitor General Phil- | by ferns and other luxuriant foliage. [tis a To plead for tears with alien eyes; sentations, and Craig in conjanetion with | midnight, under penalty of arrest by the n Cannon Bail Berformer, and | jips for the government. He will be folle orouglay pleasant and attractive picture A slender cross of wood alone Wear, on’ the charge of conspiracy to de- | potice, while a policeman’s dogs enjoy with- : g posers 6 by John A. Grow, of New Orleans, and Ge 5% t eit i Shall say, that here a maiden lies fraud. | oul stint that privilege. J have com; a eral Butle: 1 } Poth in cholce of subject and treatment, and In peace beneath the peaceful ekie= ——e to Major Richards, but it was notof much E FOUR PROPHETS uit Ao is worthy of notice not only for waa it is A Chicago Grain Inspector Dis- ail. The dogs were temporarily quieted, eee ws: Se Recs eee” Mesict | cuance or @ anticipation what it promises. The ray oli tree missed. pul now they have grown Worse than ever; NEW Books, OBrien and Ton: Q Halloran, Mr. Wm. Devere. | of the approaching hot weather, the Seere- | —AtChoate's may be seen a new portrait ee Curcaco, April i¢—Grain Inspector Har- | and I appeal to you for protection in this — _OLIO VARIETY ap5_ | tary of the Treasury has decided to move his | Of Chief Justice Waite, by Pool. Titis is the 7 per has been suspended from his office, in | case. And y drinks the gr mr petitioner will ever pray. have yet And drop their dead J . D. O'DONNELL, HEATER MIQUE, every night and Wednesday accordance with the facts submitted to the guday, April 5 | office from its present locality on the west | PéSt likeness of that gentleman we 7 se = a tree appoint- JS sth street southeast (druggist). En f th td Saturday Mant: | side of the Treasury to the south side. He, | Seen, and we may also add that it is about When over their boughs the squirrels run. et to eccasinve tn books a bs oe ep: | Judge Suell endorsed It as follows: ~ 3°%. Litt who will appear on Moulay. Tucersy | gether with Assistant Secretaries Conant | ihe best piece of work in that line Mr. Poole Aud ugh their leaves the robine call uty clerk, Parker. has temporarily assumcd | spectfully referred to Mr. Birney, = abl Wednesday highte and matinee in his erect | and Hartley and Chief Clerk Avery, will oc. 80 far, at least, as our observa- “ripening iu the antumn sn rie ficwe 7" atheamey ‘ sie ether ob Come Grama, mu three ac d from the Wrecks, | cupy the rooms In use heretofore bp the won, . "Mr. ‘Poole combi.es with 2a ‘acorns and the chestwate fall, scene nialank—-——-- ana Mr. Hire ddorsed_ it as follows Ralph Wiken's Weird. By Mrs. Alexander gad op Tharwlay Friday and Saturday nights sud | rant division. n such great industry and so Doubt not that she will heed them all ‘Site enunjiyaakin inl tenie, apeeahas ae bic A. ik teens Ra Fermiots , tors great story of Otd Sleuths ths Dovctiee, THE SENATE COMMITTEE on Civil Sor- end toveach the Nish etaniard te tee New Yours Avsil 10. Tae Pottsvitie | they Board of Health. °° °°" MOHUN BROTHERS, Engement of the Child wonder, Baby Bindler, | vice ant Retrenehnent, antheriney wont Pht Ay peent he inniiine per’s Journal says: Supply of coal sent | | Mr. B. has jer advisement. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONEKS, who will be assisted Ly her father, Prof. ERUAENS;, morta > “4 re . all the regions so far this year is . pa 1046 Pansetivanca Avencs. | Windies ; S06-61* "| during recess, will hold @ meeting shortly to | lis time between a large Cheat, oe ee 3,019,082 tons against 3.129.350 tons ta same | THE BaLe. Serr ~ 7 El consider what changes, ifany, can be made | “4 # portrait of a lady. whose ihe fice a period of last r. Decrease. 540,45 AGAINST THE DISTRICT POR $16),000.—To- NEW) BOOKS Vy ae ccel gireeata lus the Treasury department to increase the | Biviion uneests the most beantifal possi When turning round their dial-track iverease in the Supply of anthracite is | Say, te ho Secals Loar. Suhes Casties, Se i . as ‘i 2 eee 3 . 4 pilitie ay 2 i thes ion peat ” ase of the Ballard Paving compan; t PAO a carvan eh All a commENciNG MONDAY APRIL srn, truncal to recommend the crevtiny of eee. | Jaki. Both efforts, so iar as they re ad- ge little mourners clad te Ue oe a = } the District of Celuybia, was neds) Snide Bi By Prot. Dawson Cras, H. Dupre sas Mw z al new offices, among others that of chief rein oe fair to add lo the reputation of r ling through the grass, _ Dan Bryant Critically 11. murrer—Mr A. GroW for plaintitt, and Heme and Lignt Beyoud. By Bick ETUKN VISIT OF THK FAVORITE controller for the department, whose work | le #rtist. Shall pipe for her ap evening mass. New York, April 10.—Dan nt, min- | Mr. Stanton for defendant. Ti % GIGANT IE FAMOUS RST RELS. shall be supervisory —The location in Washington of Mr. Wal- eS ae strel performer and actor, who has been sick for =100.000, which sam, t ze, Eesth'e Meraing, or Thoaite ie Genesis, By | Ben cane Oren Re EER EES. : = : ter Faris, the English water color artist, is a hall find the prison where che lies, With pneumonia, suffered a relapse last night, | District became liable for, because on the phe, Moning f ty Salargnd, Meapansied sak baseeeen. MAJOR C. B. Comstock, corps of engi- | real accession to the art cireles of the na And bear the buried dust to seize bming unconscious. in which condition — December, 1512, the Board of Pablte paLibrary. By L o omposed of 4 0 Picked Art 5 ae neers, in addition to his present duties has tional cap: . His drawings of Colorado in leaves: and blossoms to ie ion, . tillremains. It is feared that he caanot | bey accepte " . proposition that they o Beliet and L Most successful, complcte, powerfal Troupe travel- | heen detailed to report from the depttt of scenery afe fuithial tnvnscrines of the tne » may the soul that warmed it ri survive. hould lay a quantity of Ballard pavement vg, ree red as the iors of } sy. geile | < Pry e + DSC) e cu —_—_———— ” 1 = For lunther particule pie vater and width of channel secured and | Har phases of nature a that wild country, born of kindlier blood, New York Bank Statement. nes eae ? Thouteatre charge 2a Store im advance, | maintained from time to time in improving | “nd @t the same time snow the artist's skill ie bak What maaidon tits Below? Ew York, April 10.—Loans, decrease, eptance thy without sates coarse the South Pass of the Mississippi_ rive ans noes 1) beats At SRLS aay oe ele to, blenvems io the mow, F1211400; specie, Increase, 4,539,000; legal he Work and made preparations for its der the plan of James B. Eads. F: view in Rock valley by Eis withesed wes lers, ‘decrease, $1,415,900; deposi and the board became boun: Admission to all’ part tenant C. E. L. B. Davis, eo! rame artist, which, tho a re crease, $1,017,600; circulation, inerease, ihe streets where the work waste erved seats 50 Cer has been © ito assist J nev eles: uful a le ¥ " reserve, 00. bi oy Gas Ho. J ON EXHIBITION ae tioned. 7 aercie ty ond, Bandioe the violin baw with || 2US STRONG OPss YOR SUTURE ESECRLE | 9. poasuany MuRuEe MMVAtEE the point that the declaration was bat, as it trusted t MARKRITER ‘778 Br. — E . , | a8 much Pacil! ievices does the pencil. Mention was made in telegrains from New | Correspondenc ofthe Baltimoré Sug fr did bot show that the contract was made by snit Strut, detvecem D and B siressesat | LOOKING APTER THE DPostMAsrEns —The only Washinzton artist, so York of a_ reception to ex-Speaker Blaine by | Upper Marlboro’, Maryland, April 3, s! author'ty of the Board of Pablie Works. The and Fir an Engracinge Outomes, &e, | BONDS.—The Postmaster General has iiisti- | know, who has sent anything io the s ihe Lincoln elubor the seventh assembly dic. | The chances seem to grow stronger every | Court sustained the demurrer and gave Jeave sock of Peper. » Window | tuted inquiries into the character of the | exhibition of the New York Acade: trict of New York, on Thursday evening. On coy — <—e sooming mystery in relation to mer as icture and Tae- | bonds of postmasters at a number of import- | sign ix Prof. Hillyer, who forwarted three | entering the parlor of the club-house, Presi- Sonne wees bee oe ey, wake “~ Wante® iin Ac., in the District. ant points. Many of the bonds have been ro- | pictures. ‘Two of them are lave eT Stee Whee Oa ee eoraker, Blaine, | eet 16e will at teat Be eee Of Au. | | Bamxcm's mod Menagerie Will taxiae at ——— = 5 voked aad the postmasters requested to fle | other is a figure plece represcuting the three | after which a collation was partaken of. The Sst 3 ori + . " runs Circus and Menagerie Will make ite EDUCATIONAL. ee a ees ae eae: My ew bonds. Acaneg those wen oniverind | en Oe CE WhO WENT took ie company were then called to order and Prof. | be remembered that Frank Pamphrey, a son | appenrance in city Monday morning rocks ss nd Lotice, is J. J. Martin, recently appointed | bowl. It is only the study tor a larger and | Clark addressed the assemblage. Ex-Speaker aiken: aoe bee sated ee Ot | Gad the grand parade will take place imme- i PRRABSAU TEACHES Piano, Han BALLS, PARTIES, &c. postmaster at Montgomery. Alabama, and | more elaborate picture which Mr. H. pro. | Blaine said in response that he felt greatly father's abou! 7 otheck oe Heit on his | diately after. Two exhibitions will begiven MONY snd the Cultivation of the Yolve. No ee | who was Sixth Auditor of the Treasury until | poses to paint byte and bye. asa eating upon | gratified by the compliment of his reception. | “ther’s farm, about 7 o'clock on the morning | On eth strect let in the afternoom tne Ag SS a pall pg ENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY BALL lant macnin. darwin, Huxley and Tyndall. he story is ; It gives me great pleasure, he said, to meet | Of August 5, extensively bruised, and in a other in the evening during the week. The BI HENBACH 8 Piano Store. docls-ly* con er republicans in the city of New kk, who | 188 Condition. He died soon «fier. but was | press throughout th leveriy i ; . Strive And Work aiasaet ona odds. When I | wable to say anything in regard to his in| ihe faumgras. who Las spent the | niet republican in the city of New York I | juries. It was at first thought that he liad been | praise of last two years in San Francisco, wi! shortly | know that hehas the true stil. Dowu with | Killed by a Kick from a horse, and atten gramine, which return to Washington. We hear that Mr. ® | ys the work is’y easy. You have the | that he had been foully murdered oF THe i —t JOURNEYMEN BOOK BINDERS: SOCIETY te ~The Pos’ {NGLISH. FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN AT ODD RELLOWS HALL a eee ee STITUTE for you “f ladies, 913 New York ave THURSDAY. Aran 15, 1875 master General has issued the following nap sorttwert Mr ANGRLO JACKSON, Prine, Ordeved—That no employe of this depart- country, in referring to tainment, speak in terms of load they nus features of the re much the same as. those vay 5 Witnessed in every first-class circus, though Meat shall exhibit any of the records or pa- | )<'4 ‘i mut of the ie le we ner’s inquest did not alter the stai Barnum has the credit 1g more ptember. 1et o aca I —— | pers of the department to, or hold any com. | 1th bad fair success on the Pacific eoast; aad | brew of the battle here, and while we may | Lers inywest did not alter thestai features than any other Gane hie (AES WICK SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LaDine hours with any | if le docs Galtiorais per yo pie, pockets | not aln<vapeae: “and we hopetronte | s attorney. have had | There ix a good menagerie accompanying the — . lorney for old it must be be H in spirit, ay UGE es : 's things nd to the cincus onterta ~ asvews ee aR SISTER, AT STRAUS, attorney of any hedid not paint his pictures big eho aoe amps vet to Paieeni the State of New York, many euriou ahitng ; and to the matter | cireus for the entertainment of tne whe marlZ ly Contee’s P.O. Prince Osorge Co, M4. 1 his-chief clerk, or: ory er than not good enou, . The people are looking with interest to the | lMvestigated, and they bicome.so firmiy | love the study of batural history,and a great —-— —_———— — = re > Bis Se pear = ne ——_ pt. future polities of this city and State. I don’t | Pegler peli it was a geen bret verw v wi = curious things that will interest Ice! Tee: Ice! 1O1l.. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB...1011 beat the chiets of desteiat of ts ‘The Postal Contract Frauds. know that I exaggerate this when I say that be - a ea ton | everybody. In the ring none but first-class of the grand jury, which will then meet, to | actors are the matter. On yesterday Detective Coomes, | to be very fine. from Washington, had a long interview with | is ric hiy worth Dike 5 Moree: the entire future of the republican party de- t ie of Ne Last evening a warrant was issued by Mr. york, 5 wont nd ny Deane all the loved. and the horses are said yere is no doubt the show 11 It costs to see it. ARREST OF JE THE GREAT FA S Ick COMPANY . . YELLOW FEVER aT KEY West.—The | F.C. Ingersoll. U ‘ 0 Messrs. Merrick aud Wallace, but nothin: Abnounce t the = of Washington ar rs + Berweey Orn ayy Vru Sra ~ Ingersoll, United States commissioner, | states through which J travel (and [have ac- | Messrs. Mer : vill Ce : ’ “ epee earam was received at the Navy | charging on theoath of P.H. Woodward that | cation to travel a woot dealy tant feels will | 298 Rel Geek Dates Come ee | crane an aS focus nae : al : department this morning on the th of February J. Hinds | ing to say that the state of New York is | Tememberel that | sin alates Seo one ene |e, hak eanek ee aE een rene aN iE 7 Key West, April t9ta per Bat given over to democracy. We cannot be- | C#lled to investigate the matter the day tol- | diay, and bi THE COUNTERS ARE FILLED WITH | creo Gencral Rea CN April inti offer and give or procure tobe offered and | fieve it; we eannot believe that’ the store | loWing its occurrence. and that he expressed | that the Police Pure Kennebec and Great Falls Ice NEW, CHOICE, STYLISH AND aka Weather lag sl. No case given to Chester M. Colt, then and there an | whose commen geet pelle. r himseifstrongly that the young man had been | meeting arrtv is more than ce officer of the Post Ofice department, thesum | that of all the other states, and whose promi- | ™Urdered, and that the “body ha ead FOR MEN AND Boy has a of $100 to Influence the action and with in. | Benee in the Union is to overshadow ‘us all, | I the field to give it the apy Th DEAR EE ete SHIRTECENTS ported by \ ally | tent to induce him todo anact in violation | $10 be given over to the cause which, ten | fracture to the skull had a hen feted . wegen Bemect good R.J. Perry, of bis lawful duty in procuring the fling and | ¥¢8rs #g0 to-morrow, laid down its arms at | 9 DECENT ASRS Oe a Assistant Surgedn. | endorsemest of certain false aad franduient | APrOmALtoS; I believe to-morrow. isthe au- ENT Pi proposals for mail serviec. Mr. Hiuds was mary te singe aldaeey ir Bowes DRESS SUITS, MAT?ENS tx Urai.—General B.R. Cow: | arrested on this Warrant, antiakes pone: | Ldon't Roow exactly what to look foommal The office of « the at the following prices AP SPRING CLOTHING of fever <iner een caused by | Under the immediate direction and super- ‘om a horse. While Mr. Coomes | vision of Major Richards. Capt. Brock to yesterday he reiterate! this | take charge of the Solera instruments at me of those who served on the | headquarters,vice M-Y. Holly, to be removed; y that it has not e its | Mr. fLazenby, secretary to the Commis- na : Se rl duty. Others say that all the witness- | sloners, to exchange places with Mr. And ati v eae 2 ; " Judge MacArthur, of the’ Supreme Court of | 10. I come continually in contact in perp 5 R. Herricl y clerk TENTH STR! Ww and GREEN STREE BUSINESS SUITS, en, assists Sveretary of the Interior, has a thur, be & public re! ; ¥ I » | &S Were noi sent before them, altaongh thes R. Herrick. property clerk. The lieutenants ENTH STREET WHARF and GREEN STREET se oaeina aera | returned from Salt Lake City, where, by dt- | te Bistrict or Colimpia, and gave ball for | bublie relations at Washington with Uy requested that several persons who were | to make their daily reports to Capt. Brock, U1 aes ‘ his appearance this morning before Mr. In- | SLirlt as organized by the southern wing, sed to ki ething about the mat- | Whose office is to be on the basement floor. Inu . than one hundred pounds, at aaa 3 pieesires ps gs ge ir Seremnigetageon ig iceman 33,500 fra ean eatin CONCEAL oe thee Ke ter be spuuonen. Irae safe tosay, however, | These arrangements were agreed upon, bat TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER HUNDRED. : 5 the dimer cobalt attains. and especially of | on ‘Tuesday next, Mr. Hawkins Taylorgoing | think there will be such a° total revolac | Judging from the great interest take In the | Not promulgated, Inst which taeg are — SUITS FOR LITTLE CHAPS, the disagreements and difficulties. reganting is bond. Judge Fisher and Tadgeseonne | on of the issues of the war Seas {e'Glo; | case by Mr. Merrick, as well as by Sheruy | wo be gradually put into operation without A Libeval Discount on the above Prices SUITS FOR GROWING BOYS, i a He expresses the opinion Sebi ond. see ramen ae wo us again if not to fight the old battles Jodi untacened ty toaes In ces eee the appearance of any radical change. ‘ap die sainesbeueaicn ” SULTS FOR COLLEGE YOUTHS TCS ene en eee | eee ee STENT cLonae” OF GOV-| political discussion, bat will close, seishing pa a pa pe rg ah fp Sage ig vind ten years, oP . . 7 ; 3 7 | toexcite controversies an feeling, that - 2 a a victor: fight, 25 itand for > PROMPTLY FOR THE SEASON MOM Otte Pon ee the minimum. of trouble, 80 far as the gov. | Warrants were also sworn out by Special | }rosperttye an Peecdin Narr peony oy inteemc tion Gens will load vo Choarrestotthe | Comees SF Sean cian is tear Will please leave their orders at an carly day meee 4 Vs ern nt “ppointees are concerned, has now | Agent Woodward this morning for the arrest _ murderer, but those who bave exerted them- | Sarbegs, c.. whies contract in by the Board z . ARGE ME. | probably been attained. - selves have @ higher motive in view than : Ficeeket steer Samat ws SUITS FOR MEN OF MEDIUM SIZb y of F. L. Channell, a clerk in the contract | | A NEW PHASE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA the reward that is, toclearupacioud | Of Health to be Sepals, have retained Branch offcee1209 FST NORTHWEST, and SUITS FOK MEN OF BXTKA SIZE, CHANGES IN STATIONS OF ARMY Pay. | 9ffice of the Post Coins Copaceenets Rod Jas. Hasleton, Lamsrne Cornea etn esos OF Te ae nan nae over dete santior in See coue- gait lor them against tie Dineter of Colume KEEN STREET. GEORGETOWN. apd. Foo aoe ee OMEN, | MASTERS.—The following changes in stations | Yi0,Vleck. a clerk in pel ore ee gp Hartranti yesterday. ‘and importuned hin to | 'Y or the past nine months. bia for alleged violation of contract, laying HMEN. HONOR YOUR P- TIC ae 3 ¥ ae ymas' , ‘ withdraw troops SENTATIVES Busted O Coal pa eee. | SULTS FORK ALL THE MEN IN TowN, ~ | 824 duties of paymasters of the United States | fion 5.501 of the vevined statutes of the United nty. ‘The sow bgeciy goa one Pt 3 ESCAPE eget etry ma damages at *100,000. eraphs of Johm Mitchel. 25 cents: Leute 4 ol ) army have have been made: Major W. H. | States, for ting a bribe to aid and assist ne: the shay oe ow Ip & sortof bond CCARTNEY.—-The ing additional in- Bove As aoe * “4 ud | Johnston, relieved from duty in depart- | in procuring false and fraudulent proposals | 12 shape of @ dispatch to the sheriff, in | formation concerning the arrest and escape LD BSOCI wS.—At the forty- Groce des dase e hon { ment or the Missouri, and ordered to report to be consi ered by the Which he represented the gentlemen who | of the notorious counterfeiter, MeCartne: | Second meeting of the East Washington Postmaster General ‘offict: sd Associat! last shares | 8 tracts. V; waited on him as pledging themselves to pre- | in Texas, from an al source:— | Building ion, La ‘Wearing of the Green BUY NoW! BUY NOW! BUY Now! | the Guts relleving’ fjor ‘Gon te Febiger, arrented cher woot 50h revined, matin, serve order and to ae pomeemaiy respon- | McCartney was by a United States | were canceled at an average um of $19 JA BELLEW Booksellers 203 ttn ste i . A . iG ” | tecemeeaentue coe ator ihe, nil aay 10 Cot acl ican sence " slo gt aged M Stoo to guacantes te mush minds se chads te Selec wenae to mo Athoray General that it Itis in contemplation the residents of orthwest . | the commanding general ye, military di- | Colt, a clerk in the penalty ain at work full tion 4 take him ‘Lou Capitol Hill to call a next week SSS | 3 * eases is fin - | remain at work ful from all in- | was necessary to to St. is for for FPLOWERS ENAMELED | relieved irom duty i ithe mntitary acini Inent not exceeding. three years: The other terference on the of the strikers. All of trial, the Atzorney. General gave directions | the of anew association oa a Particular A . « . of the Atlantic, and to rej duty as | clerks whose names have been mentioned in | Which being agreed to by the committee, the | to Marshal Lae an Pen ouer se the | no eese - No COUNTERFEIT. artic ttention Given to Pleasing. | chierpaymaster, military divisionpl the Pa; | this connection will. not. be aes Seen nee ene a a eae tee Pree. | secret Sih tonne ion [| A Cuicken THIEF Escares isto Wie Ghrighiad Wimeeva Cond cific; Toypnel Woods of thepiivisionor | Vleck was to-day removed from bis position | <1 condition of affairs in the disturbed dis- | who made that At ihe Department of Justice, | Skwae-—Early - tule pte ; the Pacifie, will report for duty efchiet pay- | in the Sixth Auditor's office. Allof the clones the committee can be lek Gatin goon Telers to the escape of McCartney, with other | Thompson, Jauifer, Re Nisjor J Sprague, orleretwouktyan cat | ment who hei any aun Inte atiee'wi | Ii them We troop will be immotidely | Cetomataneer scartany ex | suing on Hore 0 saber he ers made be . Je 8 a her have been examined by florists, i tha |. 74 marks at STRAUS. peeaetes, department of Arizona: Major J. poe be dismissed. In the case of en. Bei a4 AL ke ag — mea tin and 1 bag i promuced perect eS R H. STI : een iatieees and es fe ath hers man: Ses td — See artis ioten See toremainat work, Stduecdestacenstoee -atheas chickens. The fellow “ — t z00a , there are ex: na eireum- pot 4h. — wing into sewer near FUNERAL WREATHS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, B. PROS HATTER, ty to the commandi: ral mt stances, and there is Some reanon, fo believe THE CANAL TRADE.—The Cumberland ae. Sg 4 lees oe sneeee Sree neler a aare te Invites 3237, PEUUYEVANIA Avene, 9 Cal omnia; Major of Trving Wiison, or- | that he’was not fully aware of the fraudu- | News of y % ofthe pro- | 16s, and the prisoner never could have es- | TRAVEL To EvRoPE—Attention is direct~ patterns © ered to repo! r duty to commandi lent re) us in wi ittingly osed juctic mar23-Im No. 909 siustrat. | eR ZLAMEN'S DRESS Bates. general. hepartient of Texas; Major B.D. | sisted. ‘The Postianster Genctal ene eee | Lose, ree Soa, Says Ht ney to eho! | cAped if he bad ‘been permitted to control Slum mevorites Ancor Line” icon — Pinh Avenen am Jogi relieved from duty tp the department | from ‘various humane considerations, 19 | tisat the host ombers wih Goa we cotta es | lta. U.S. Marshal. | ers. Under we ane goed Ct Gals Te BO wpe ef? gat sttendion favited to the @5anagG) of Texas, and ontered to t tothe come condone the offence if on a full review of all | reduce the ‘as several boat-builders | (Signed)_T. E. Porwect, U. will be Roe line ‘— received, 0:00) entra ne CONCHE, calmer: Lo ieh aiaten se ett : Sar ny Fees eines Civ inion oe At I Tees aS case he can con- | have willingness to do, Gx, W. J. MANCKS, who commanded the | mail direct to Scotland. abretine bratt. relieved from dt on iaveakes ‘the - reliew _ a He ‘will ‘indians late war, ———o—___ dow as $2 per lw. ‘anes. ever, to make an exampi: throw ‘poat-toll.” tke wx ‘was held at New: y | Reaw Est. SALE. ~Thos. = itary to an 12 of guilty par- and TaH0 Vere ane 430 eect the in tee, | Senet Rrvoveted into Spring Styles, mantras telleved from duty in the n toduty | ten’ Judge Spenee. ansistant attorney. pal trade 1 ening. United ‘Commlasioner Shickis torte? | mee 319 Tth street, has sok | as chief pay master, deparLmentof the Piatte. | eral for the Post Uitice is of the ‘counterfeit , bas been indicted p | OFF" 4, SVE ip | The wlan ett > | alee eer one eee ee aoe or Ge ir ing Hunting ae pASKL con's C4 of compiite aszor as Spt | ea} nave boas ordered teas Major PBrank | te prosccuted to conviction Ghisr ate | sate es E. the axe to tee ora q * | laws. SS SRST Lee USS REPRE POE |, eT | ed Ps | eens rene