Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1875, Page 1

TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sanday: Excepted. eS THE EVENING STAR, |! rs AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, “q vote ress ON THE WAR PATH. Peumsytvania — cor. Lith St. | BLACK HILLS GOLD The Evexing Star Newspaper Company, a ee & B. KAUFFMARE, Prove. THE SUMNER STATUE. CENts xac. By mati—postase prepard- COLD WEATHER AND SNOW. @ month. 2 months, $3.00; ome year. ~ Conon. THE WEEKLY STAR pucisited om Priday— : | DAMAGE TO VEGETATION. Ver, 45—NE. 6,884 WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1875 TWO CENTS. ae 29.00 a year, posiare prepard. Z ANS 4ND GOLD-BUNTERS. — Cheyeunes on the War Path. = | New York. A —A Kansas City dis- DRY GOODS. AMUSEMENTS. EVENING STAR. | The Postal Contract Frauds. patch Aays.—Tsrormation ‘has been received —_—————— EXAMINATION OF HINDS. | here thal eight bundret Cheyenne warriors ae De | een eh: GEARS IBALOURAL CONCERT. =| On the 19th of April, 1775, a handint of th Nines Gar report et the cxumlnation of the | Sees 2° Oo causa on Eeaeet . RTS AND LACES. jy) | on or about May Ist, ists, frpm thei jecation, | NEW SCHOOL BUILDING, GEO | : * Oa ecachacctte nee OF ihe | postal contract fraud cases closed yestentay | 8% Santa Fe railroad on ee et, made Wake anne nt No. 4015 rth street northwest, teehee Pen ee tues oe Bo Somer Washington News and Gossip. ee a — cea A mor Senco Ocsaaniestouse Togerenti, tha charge | oo ene inane ene ot Kanne ; » NE! SPACIOUS BUILDING, Tuesday Evening, April $9, 1575, - : jogether, met a regimen J ; tne . 2 BUTTON KID GLOVES, at $1.99 per pair ( Two Doors teiewc the Old Stand Prot. Awtox Gioetzern. 14D ; Pitcairn, at Concord, fired upon them and Dee re ok Seng meet | Denes os Pavan eee ee eee oe ite Pinna. Tees —_——— SEES AEE Ate Sac T" Conanive wil dlverhiogseeiac | and two, exeept on Tacsdays and Fridays, | jut them to fleht. It was the opening event | testified that he had paid Floyd $2,500. Ho | broke upatd scatiered over the pral NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. Jobe in BEST PRINTS, €:4a8 cents. humerons lecture vu {The Humorsof the Coury: | which being Cabinet days, no one will be | of the Revolutionary war,and may beranked | told Hinds not to. approach Floyd, as tie | is evklebt that they are on the war p sDtaNtnck Tora. 17 70 THEIR chRESTING AND SHIBTING CoTTONS AT | "See furute Sine Ce net Tiere for aale at | Peelved except government officials. in history as one of the decisive battles of een an ri Cpleoany paid the | work may be expected jatany day. MAS. M. = NT. BF Quick Selling Prices on Entire Stock. eS 4 i FAS Chr.,Her,Cap *Gaz.1 Customs REVENUE—The receipts to-day | the world. Concord was one of the places se- | Floyd did not render the service expected of | FLORERS were $510,917.59. lected by the Provincial Congress as a depot | bim, because the Texas mail route books ha | | arrived bere today. ¢ rpenter’s expedition, St | NATIONAL THEATER. ony -- . of mi 'y stores. and General Gage, in | been transferred _o another clerk’s desk | Humbering over 1.00, will start soon, aod — L NUE — eipts fre , hex vous “he} ied, « mre. @ POWERFUL REDUCTION. ~_ RISTORI. ikeoues tien = ee ‘pts t™ | command of the British forces in Boston, de- Kittle ald Sree tae cease ne, oma | Seay wits sendanvens. oo teapeewe tee ee EN NSVLVANIA AVENUE. (Uy Scams) | CLOSING OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW THREE (3) NIGHTS ONLY. the month to date, termined that these stores shoul be de-| February. Before the money was given the | Little Missoor! fifty miles from the mouth AND CHEAP. DRY GOUDS AT Re entree and tare at os Washington of 2 stroyed, and a detachment of trcops, under | understanding was that witness was not ty | Of the riv Where it is said that rich ia Te constantly receiving all the newest ehages in CARTER’S, | del Grillo” SFNATORS CAMERON, Anthony and Den- | command of the officers mentioned above, | }!¢ b's finger todo anything. He and Kittle | mines exist, Intense interest is exhibited CHIP sND STRAW HATS, 707 MARKET SPACE. Sioa saber oreo ee nis, of the disappointed Mexican excursion- | was sent there for that purpose, a+ wel had, however, been talking about the Texas | throughout this s FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, . yards extremely fine new si ‘ie yard wide RIsTORL IN EN 8. arrived in this city this morning. re 2 5 arabian bids. He understood Kittle was wishing to - SILKS, &c, | PEENCB PER ALE. in, beantifu figures and | 4, 36. Elizabeth, sts, Ulis city his — the two noted “rebels.” H have the bids manipulated, so that he mich KILLING FROSTS, me a £ IMPORTED BONNETS. | “PRG; Tah hand el oll sed ent PONGTR i | James VAN VLECK, a clerk in the Sixih | and Ad jen Ben Ghhtephy ome aie yd —— obtain contracts by foul means. The witness sree tlt Weather and Snow. Oniere poem a apis by” | new spring shades, in plain plaid and stripes, Auditor's office, wax removed by the Seere- | commander, “were of ‘oo flagitions a nature | {f he did co ite ce id ae eee ee | qeearitis. Aprit ti—There was @ heavy MSR PALQUER ee Zopicces at'ucw BLACK FoR te tary of the Treasury yesterday. on the re- | to adn ny consideration than that of con- | He made up his mind not to tou | tables, and seriously destroying, If not kill Pree stuck Gr aie wide. only 37; worth 6: G commendation of the Sixth Auditor. dign p The details of the battio | ana e information to the Ing fruit prospects. Baie’ Sec5 Se BLACK ASHMERE, ¢xtremely fine, worth $1: are fami y Aimeric: n. We give e selling it hes of Hancock anid neal of the A THR A frauds intended. Kittle ask LANCASTE FEATHEE 0 LKS, ™M + iol N. H., April 17.—Ten tnches pnal bank notes re- | the following = sket MACBETH 1 in English.) able DAMASK : worth RISTORI only tin - Losey the return, and obtained from the wit- | of spow fell here during the night Teasenabl: pr enti B fo orders. ne all wool Black DELALNS, 37. worth uA ACBBTH. ceived at the Treasury department to-day | Adams, for whose heads large rewanis were SS $1,000 Of the $2,500; the ba’ance was be NASHVILLE. April 17.—Heavy west and ve J. PO PALMER, pecial bargais.) : silat > | General admissi reserved seats, $1 extra; | for redemption aggregated $5 Tue re- | Offered by the British goveroment: « fore this expose subject to the order of Kittie. | northwest winds have been prevailing her apétr reo wbetween Mth and ith ho yard= Feather Proof BED TICKING, 25 family cirele, 60 $20. <Aiat fi sake Vena JOHN HANCOCK On the cros.-emination the witness said | for the last thirty-six hours.extending as far = ——— ceipts for the week w i “PRING G ASSIMERES for Meu atl Bove 25: ie f a eee eee “ was the a clergyman in Braintres, ay the money was givea to him by Kittle to | south as Moutgomery, A This morning svi © gu ar mail w fhe reels see api dtl | THE TREASURY now holds $379,31,300 waa oducatel at Harvard Colles keep mom. 3 the ice here is a quarierof an inch thick, and LEXINGTO 7p | United States bons to secure national bank | perited an ample fortune from bis u The next charge again ft Hinds. for corrupt. | it is very cok mere 3s ce an elanst® 6o Om 2 iD) ccalatiad: Gud Wik #6460 0 cosas aemlie ing Frank L. Channel, was taken ap. K meh thich at Corloth, Miss., and all exposed PB... SECOND SPELLING MATCH. cpaibeom rigid Sta a >» Secure public | Hancock left no child. He had a son who | was recalled, and testified that Channel cam. | vegetation is froven.. It is believed that all The Painerss | MOOSE NEw seri | THIRD AUDITOR'S OFFICE deposits, National bank circulation out- | died at anearly age from an accident. He aim and represented that Mr. French, | fruit, cotton and wheat in this and adjoining Nk STVILES taking the piace of the uid | + AND SUMMER Goops. | : ve pcr pen $349, + s2.t50,000 is ) was President of Congress when the Declara- | chief clerk of the Contract Bureau, being his | states has been serionsiy injured, if not en BORMANDY SHAPES 3 3 5 | SIXTH AUDITOR'S OFFICE, gold notes. Yon of Independence was med. at whl brother-in-law, he could have the handling | Urely Killed. The thermometer is down to 26 MRS. SELMA RUPPERT. Jus * Jendid stock of ne " AT THe wos . : ji eoontiy | Ume he was only 39 years of age. In ty of all the bids. Channel brought to him~a | here, and was 42 in Montgomery, ,u O14 91H <TREET, Pi Soy Spell yong tgp phil nab en CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CommaxDER E. P. Leni, who recently | Governor Hancock had the appeorance of | bundle of genuine bids trove the denortes mori apétr Oppomite Pateat Fifty pieces more of those cheap and fine BLAC MONDAY E gas PILL 13° 1875. made a survey of the Isthmus of Panama to | advanced age, though only forty-five. (| and assisted in the frauds. € anne! w < ——— e-—_— — = Sa eers MOTATRS and ALP s. . : . At 7.0 o'clock. Tickets Ib temee, » ante test the feasibility off an interoceanic canal | this time he was neavly six feet in statare,or | by witness in all <0. the preparation of . _ The Sumner Statue. PIANOS, & ILK PONGEES emi BLACK DRESS SILKS the book at stores, Procceds for route, has arrived in this elty. The report of | thin person; stooping a little, and app: the false bids Hinds was prese: ci was Fw York, April )--A package ce ” 1A} i, Ce mop bed. or a Eat DS of the best th the Industrial the survey will be n and probably com- | enleebled by disease. His manners w aware that they had been fraudulently a plaster motel of the statue of Senator np DECEE TERS w apis 3 pleted next month. sracious, stamped. The witness took the stamp to | Sumner the oll sizie of dignified c hi r w tt Scammer monument, to be HE DI E aS wm tenee-chbcl of siete UF) ess ormpemene = Peete . His face had been very ~ | Hinds" house. Nome of the money was paid | eTeeted in the City Hall, Boston, was recetved STAPLE 0 DOMESTIC scien ae) Co | Fores OPERA HOUSE, OFFICIAL TRIP To THE PACIFIC COAST. Is time (1741) at noon ’he was | by Hinds to Channel. Witness on the Mot yesterday at the appraiser's office. Upon wants of f which Task inspection befure nodore Howell, chief of the Bu red velvet package i wax discovered Unet making y archases h informed Hinds he had pa. about | opening t ENTIE .GE OF PROGR : oakas Ge 2 . He wore a blue da- m; thet the boys were still calling on | the model had been badly brok ihe W..COLLEY, ane AES E 7 Sona ee pe Docasy < sees i with silk; a white stoc him, and he wanted Hinds to pie < passage throuch fusuffictent packin is S01 ner of Sth street and Ordnance, Na n embroidered wai rse some of the thonght that with much care the pi aa Market Space. | — vil Engineer Sanger leave here | catin small clethes, white si erstood bel ween t be put together so that It can be Used for a eal GEEAT BARGAINS on Monday next for the Pac ie coast, on «i red Morocco sixppers. It wa a at he (Kittle) shoul | bronze cast. c= IN DRY GOODs, TO NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINE business connected with the public servi gentecl families t tankard of | the money t along, in aecordanee | Te i AES ey ee A a PO AN THERE ARF A NUNBEE OF APPLICANTS neh made in the and visitors | their joint basinessagreement. ¢ Thieving i an £600 Fast Colored Calico. 6 a for the position of AMistint Attorney Go were invited to partake of it. He took from | was Summoned asa witness, Was HaktTrorp A, ; for the position of istant Attorney Gen- | the cooler, standing on the hearth, a fail | owing to dishonest po: in this ‘city. who TONY PASTOR'S ral, held for so ars by Mr. Hill. The | tankard.drank first himself, and then offered The ¢ Monday | ¥88 placed . an Sante on Tuneniay N - resignal of M Hill was tendered to take it to those pr ent. He was very hospitab! afternoc Was re-arreste * leaving Lis home TRAVELING COMPANY ron the lott of Ma ray ietatcegeed might have been een ai his t jo take ibe ow! relock this — the wishes -, fom grave and « The Virginia Odd Fe morni ERBRATED PIANOS. n to the in song, u MEFTING OF THE ND LODGE AND } ; i Sa EL staNe, ‘a prices eand wit whom “nois SCAMPMENT. | mm audclitions! bonds, 7 orth 37345. 2 Spawn Ga: Kiet foot of time, that only peg ocd arreapsindanec @f uote he | sat liberty again z RKER, static h street, has re- 0 S any proj 4 wit " rresponience Of Hveniny me close ont Ber eae arabtiorad Tr history has any pro} neern with the HARRISONBCRG, Va., April 16, 15 Troops at the Coal Mines. ‘ a award for farnishing the U. Individual quatities o: may b : : < . i “pa hey 4 “a Ettitor Star:—Tire past week has be . HILADELYHIA, April 17.—Coi. Benson bs eS or aang = a letier, note, eap and manilia Sed nribafaerts heats distant freat interest. and it is of no little ben | commanding Uke Gipst iment, on duty ia api: at tT. ao ee a s, mucilage, sealing wax, | o6fman he was. wae pur town. ‘The Grand Lodge and Grand | the cond regions, bus addressed a letter to the ————__ as ~ | (PDD FELLOWS: HALL, nt blott voted to the mpment, 1.0. 0 of the state he'd their ijutant general which he YATRA INDUCEMENT ON ae > enps ces ot a Shen tit | AnnUA session here, bringing to Har on has been mate, or wilt E CARPET. THE SENSATION OF THE WOKLD off pa spying presses and Srmnte nawied yn cn eae be rd y y oMlcer or man boon | MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 3, Hancock ail one other (Samuel of, vooton a ountitel aeenn ted looking 20 tas elke ne: Sea MOO eet, |. Only 25 more pieces choice CARPETS on hand to APRIL 19.20.21 A BOARD OF ORDNANCE OFFICE: Sean Leelee oe ented atevery point thyougbout | y here. Fith cecne. New | be sold for cach. regardlees uf cov, ty clove out Madame i ° aS Minstre sist of Col. P. V. Hagner and Ce ‘ ied: < Payee ne wl breadth of the great valley of Seadeniu tn Dekae auee = ae emnant of our stock of BRUS NGRAIN 2 e e I warts SAIN > Magy : vom : and experiencing something of the ei 2 Pru Park, Balti- — Laan TAIK CABPETS, OIL CLOTHS and STAIR Awi M LLE MARIE DE LACUCRS lender, is appointed to meet in New York | SAMUEL ADAMS lity of Gur peoples We Will wot ee. more. SPL STOCK—Tne world renowned | KOD: Porisian Can-Can Dancer: city on the 21st instant, or as soon ther } steeecded Hancock as Goveraor of Massa- | tempt to give even a sketch or outline of the | BALTIMORE, April 17.—George A. Ahrens, A La Parlor Grand, eh arene etbetie encore: kine purchasers 8 | Now returning f ecole as practicuble, for the examinatic | chusetts. He was then 72 years of axe. | proccedings of .exeopt to say | riner ot the known firm of Ster- wet AD eb ep Caillat once aii ama 4 following named offic 2 ssa Tiktbiee penne tages, Hie lowing omicers were ele Aire mmwitted suicide this m ¢ é : He remaining thre rs in office was 8, le ‘e- TA: ai Ore: f 1 G _ 3 . NUS, WM MUS rebrated P ‘ th Orzanization | partment for promotion :—Lieut. ¢ i tag rte Bem flop Bi if with @ pistol 4 NOS, 7-cctaves. full toned. For sale and rent on the WOLFORD & SHILLBERG, 1 THIRLY SPECIALTY | T.S. Laidley, Major S. Crispin, Ca | one of the mi lent of the patriots, before Ante their respective of ia tii cause f moet accomuucdating terms, Trning promptly @f THE AKCAD Parker, Firsi Lieut. J.C. Parker. and during the revolution; @ popular writer, | 12esent year ee Ce Ee aneen teaeraen ee fended to. Mss CG. REICHENBADH, apt 427 7th street, bet. Diand Es. w. » First Liew ia Aker. He wae of common | 07am! Lode. R. Courtney. M.W. the su ? t bet. Dand Es. w._ a a ve | Bhd en as Of & Ri Wo 4 ——-—_—_ == penn bree an eterna BEACK GRES A DIVES, UN PLAIDS AND SENATOR JON s determined, in aidi- | size, of muscvlar form, light blue eyes, light | Richmond; W: J. Points, eee Rilliards- s a 5 aN . pething new and stylish ness here, o her to invest some of his = Wig, cocked hat and red cloak. r was very seriou: i RLEAY Ww TT, Qe p>. Business Ac nament last night Shaw beat Hoa by ascore Carter beat Treas., CH SILKS. Rep., Aicxan- | Of 20 to 144: winner's average. erguson. R.W ; Hugh Ls j At the close of his capital here. During the comm! MGEE SPY AND SITE cTIVE BooRS— | STRIPED FRE: Boa oitarpee life, and pro! from early times, he had a a ty & acne ae * Collins examples ot English Medi Fo | PLAID CAMELS HAIR CLOTHS, = Will, it is said, erect here large wot tremulous motion of his head, which neg . . é Se Sy oso ooh Fo Fontgpann 4 Tage and¢ ‘ razions eas pipe NUE THEATER, ncumre of ice. He is havi va phe ; : ; i Enece «.—D. B. Blick, average, 4.65. Ihines beat Gallagher, sor Bo Wajne. we srtlea whe os CASHMEBE OVERSKIRTINGS, Uch sivect and Penntylvania Avenue. d.awn for a residence, to cost oue hu Se ea ep aS nn nies Of abs Sudaee, Norfolk: G. M. Harrison, M | 200 to isi; winner's average, 4.44. expedition te Plorite FRENCH FOULARD CAMBRICS. A HOST OF NEW FACES. and fifty thousand dollars.—Wash. Special to | &nd this was, ins = Taney | Staunton; J. W. Stuart, R.W.G.S.W z re fs ag mong A : Fast anne of HUBER aud GLIDDEN, | tee ee With his voice. Though he and Hancock | pane ya Cine Ae te ye. fk. | Railway Enterprise in the Dominion. erfect Adoni f Rutiedge; LINEN LAWNS, in new patterns, original Oyster can Mokes and Musical Specialty — were the only two men excepted in the | pond Fletcher, R.W.G. Treas. Rich OTTAWA, April 17.—The government of Owen Meredith cae Ina nies [! WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, BANDKERCHIEFS | Ariiets A first appearance of GEORGE bs. GEN. SPINNER, who retire U.S. Treas. | Britisu proclamation of ami 2 ; Berner’s Treative 5 4 and 6 LOVES RADCLIF ond: J. the "wil spre Voss. R.W.G.J.W., Danville: J. | Newfoundland lutends the constracting of a ; : . : at one time, on ¥ < : railway across that island. Seventy-two cee eeeiion of Fes eg ant GLON aia _ | SARCLIFFE, the Mil-known urer on the 30th of June next, will pass his — — ire ch | H. Robinson, R.W.G. Rep., Lyne vay eerois thes ~~. od 5. Lakey s Villng BLACK PRAP D'ETE and CASHMERE JACK- | champion Song and Dance lady. a summers at “ Hickory Grove,” his home on | Qt from differences of opinion. | He was a cg The pext session of the Grand ohn ro lee n lost in the Canadian Pacts Saad Doar “aarti oa Mis MATTIE GRAY the bewitthine Davee ani | (DC Mobawk. in New York. and will spend | the revolutionary cause, with his tongue, his | (rand B *___»—___ peed at S& CHAP. | {nthe at I the leading ne Versatile Artiste. Miss LOUISA JOHNSON, the | {be winters with his daughters in Florida. | pen, and by example. He died in 180s, sme ee The Battle of Lexington Centennial. Ab cities, mes Tow price ty | FARE Siph Second week of the 4) THE FOUR | Iu xolng to and ret genie from Wiorids be} oe EAKE AND OHIOCANAL AND THE] NeW York, April i-—The chamber of balan E ‘ices, tO | PROPHETS (4). La Jaraen Maiile. ilumin: will stop several weeks in ‘ashington. Mr. C. 0. SHEPARD, after receiving his i e Ca land Ni commerce delegat to the centennial anit — | Close it out at the eariiest date ponsibie. fresh novelties, the Koyal Flying Sends. The wou | «This is about the way I have dreamed out : the State de: nyinrerecten rsary Sone - JOHN T. MITCHELL, ps oe pel Coan yi w conse, hick | haw fanall coud he neaneinnee ne mene Mf, | instructions from the State department, will Says it is understood the boat Mere die-4 = ee one wong by A op 931 Pennssivania avenue. | careed eo immense an excitement at their production | said the general. On being asked if he would | “#1 on Wednesday next from New York o: owners have agreed to a general reduction of | ington left this city this morning = fm New York, when presented in French Boule any a : ry the Russia on his way tothe consulate a si0 on trippage. his wi loudtles x the - pe = ae Paine Ro it - zo into any kind oi: business he replicd, he Russia on his way to the consula ; 5 fmy Daugiter | QT SLAUGHTERING PRICES, Oupiae an Rulers: ati nonin Parisian no; 1 aim too oli. shall step bark wnal'give | Leed's, England, to which position he was | Hoatmen's freight rate at $123, and cause | ., New Vork Bamk Sintement. Bi tes autiot ot ke : cae USS thie hose & chixnee.” appointed by the President before the close | “ eir claim f 3e> | 2% 500; apecie, decrease, $511.30; legal tend ee : Inst received 25.00 yards Hamburg Edges and HEATER COMIQUE.—Monday, Apci iz, ; ———— of the special session of the S rates of freights will be at | Coots = “de t, it °. po Hing at half prices ~ ee AT Ee ci woes and Saturday Mati THE MURDER OF AMERICAN PRorrs icp ~ ished and the business of the | €TS;_ inerea 150,100; deposit, Increase, 1) dozen Napkius at Sc., worth Ie pees. Variety and Drama. Production on M : | TANTS IN MEXICO.—The captain of the U.S THE FOLLOWING ADVICE has been to the extent of all demands up aca — fee parts Cotten bees team Wes eer ten ean colin eee y ship Saranac, which was sent to Acapuleo in | ¢¢ived by the Postmaster General fromsome | [\ Ths Fic pede eh A opened neaey Tye Suicides in Cue Family. long Toucts, ianrworth one” canny tmatiene, the cteinten consequence of the religious disturbances in | Person in New York who signs himself some large contracts have been made for |. PROVIDENCE, April 17.—Marcus L. Deau ibe iciwtas F mae Newel ake. woven ae Grama, in two acts, eutiiied “The Golde that town, whieh resulted in the death of aa { Friend of a Pure Administration of Cumberland coal to take the place of anthra- | & baker. committed suicide this morning pubitea: roniwata + Worth 50: . dirt cheap hh Washing ‘of the » pect n aus: has ae a repors to the SS eee da lpr pled cite, the long strike in the Pennsylvania An old lady residing in his fumily committed Court ng. We., dirt cheap Snow Brothers; also th Navy department. giving the result ef \ pat a S. he contrac gion having necessitated the change. So iudieations go that the ensuing season wil be a large one for the coal trade, if th rates are quiekly and fairly adjusted. ds Choic ) Far’= Beautiful ( west ‘alicor | suicide yesterd: | zed, ——_e.——__ Shipments. New York, April: 17.—Spec to Europe to- troupe Washington of Un Sothern. Last week of the celebrated art First appearance in | inquiries. A small society of Protestants, it | the bags in repair for oue year.” dashing Vocalist. Miss Jenn appears, had been formed. and was regulacly | bears no address or dat ts, Baby | worshipping under the ministrations of th ©. | Rev. Mr. Hutchinson. of the Presbyterian shipments Bindley. Miss Blanche Selwyn, Prof. Bindl P \ BALTIMO’ PAY gives a * in the language of one of our teading « H e to-day were S,909, of whicn Chart _ a == mission in Mexico. During divine service | ton correspondent credit for putting time, the coat trade Gane meee ae $130,000 was gold coin, we remainder silver NATIONAL THEATER. upon one ocension were atiackel by a | culatic pnt that when he gave his | will'do the heaviest year’s business 1 . Tadustry for KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA. number of Mexicans armed with machetes teovceri here Theodore Thomas stoppet | Listory.” BOE ere 4 — — and nauskets, Fine Plaid Popl Ge if nl in the melee whieh ensued at + Hair Pow Strack by i dalle of ce to is COMPROMISE AGREED ON YESTERDAY — Lightning. Crimea. Voi. 3 Mr. ©. D. Hess Director. | three men and a woman were kiliel and | |, DANUIIDEL CF pecans wo wer A special telegram to the Baltimore Ga- |.) ROVIPENCE, April i—During a thunder - B met's Hair Plaids. 7c, worth We * eleve! =r a ft persons who were Sry ~< storm last evening a shed in Middletown was lanism. By K. Bos Muhair Balerno fe. ears TATIONS ONLY eleven wounded. ing loudly from their seats near the o: | we pigt aaa sce noes ; i _ _—— struck »y lightning, and ten sheep killed. peas ; Mixed Camel = nly 3734c L 4 S ONLY ee ira. This is another case where evedit is iin- | “At the meeting to-day'of the Chesapea en fairly Marre Ba went go rgaine in Bis. did color, Black, MORES EAT AED RDERECAY BYE: | 2 haps eae é proper! n. The first public: h Sno Solo ceual auikerities, aed tie repre Fire im Boston. Ralph Wilton's Weird. By Mra. Aloxgmder . 3 Ne. I ter Siac. worth 62440. = = ' stelle 4 LAIMS AG oa circumstance referred to Was made in Tite | sentatives of the boatmen and boat-owners, Bostrex. April t irein a brict - eee iy aa ary aad 0 all cheaper thin any house | The following highly attractive repertoire will bo ury department of March | Sta the day following the concert the boat-owners agreal to reluce -trippage’ | comer of Franktin and Congress siere ne MOHUN BROTHERS, bareains. We keepopen nutil 9 o'clock for the ac. 5 MONDAY, April 19th. Verdi's attorney is | <MEN Po: ; _ ion yg tad Mire ey Hivgery day caused loss to the amount of $17,000. BOOKSELLEKS AND STATIONERS, colmodation of the public. Saturday night I KNANT.( YAN ZANDT.) r and the fol- | ha Pos amie tapas bi digs ln = oe on — > 1013 PENNSYLYANIA AVENUE. iw &. M. TOWSON SS rowson TUESD. 4 Apel 904, Ambr ise Thomas owing ee a nee pacha bares 8 ates Se au -08, _W. M. Twrep's Wesrcuester Prore ==. es - 636 Pennsylvania avenue WEDNESDAY, April 21, firt time here of Balfe’s | and act upon the rule of L t (Gout | stamps of the various Sestes; and bas rani Tach crit Carpenter received weit of @t- LUMBER apl0-tr ee ee ee oe Posthumous Oper tate a power coupled with an interest. there | Ted up to date about S400, The bulke of ty AINST THE CATH- | State beld be Mam M aeeea} Wee. ae PRING GOODS. wy THE TALISMAN, (RELLOGG) must be an interest in the thing itself, and | sales have thus far been to collectors in Fu. ases of the cons On alee ent ane | chester county.” Ske praperte te Guan tee FULL CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA. | not merely in that which is produced by the 4 at? goths uses of the constitution wi the ast property al the f iLDERS. CARPE RS as ‘Siu. 8, Baunnss Conductor ercise of the power. An interest ina claim | TOPS, The sales in this country have been | independent administration of ecclesiastical | LOW Of Yonkers. ‘The first-mentioned plece “having nse for LUMBER, ie re-poct in 8. Bese eee ir | <sereine Ob ee ee a st in 3 mostly to parties in Washington, in response | affairs, the unimnpe ted inte ot ve- | (8 known as Valley Farm, and is worth oursuperior stock « %@ pieces DRESS GOODS, at 25, 31, 37% and Weta; | Ree CARO Senmediae tt Reretore uaeh ant toa notice printed in Tite Stax of the ist | ligious associations with their s ; about sy aed by’ Wm. M. Tweed ALL KINDS OF LUMBER all reduced Im price , =| Beersed een ee | et oe Inst. The departmen: is in receipt of uu- | freedom of clerical appointwents, passed its crome.” The other two i following es Fast Color CALICOKS, at 6j—reduced | aan sa Sil eedee eens toe tan oot ‘pate merous applications for information in re- | seeand reading yesterday in the lower house xed by Wm. M. Tweed, and are migneee sascee: aia PLAID onl Supa mate. |G = 25 9 Fare wil be wende bi tho cedeat Whe Ceieeae, eet oe a on Sab tie | of the Prussian Diet. In the course of the about $400.0 aere. One piece con Pr 1.000 feet. a : se Ssiacae Sasiee l . og 2 nd will be delivered to the claimant or to | COUMITY, the indications by Gonsid- | debate Prince Bis d the goverament fificen and other about thirty eet yular made Ladies’ HOSE, at 25 cente ST. PATRICK'S NEW CHURCH, an attorney having the latest valtl power | Grenrphonc eee ee lepirt- | was loth to proceed tosuch measures. but | #€res.—— mt pas 35 « Fr pair, worth 3246 ¢ At MASONIC TEMPLE, cor. Shand F sts. N.W., | authorizing him to receive ft.” » they werc unavoidable since the Vatican PRPss PRIVILEGE IN ENGLAND.—In the rained my b: siness of longer keepi k ‘a Nor. “ertuf Y.MCOA | ering certain messages from - Commencing TUESDAY, April 6, == a eee eee . PROMOTIONS AND APE TMENTS IN THE | COUNCIL el the influence the | British House of Commons last night there a Br aie aged to aay tn TURDAY. April 17. | sn Junton yortenday alternon be Ihe eat | POST OFFICE DePaRTMENT.—The following | POPC, tiad With @ compact party. a well-or- | Was an acrimonious debate on Une qaertion MMA Tull stock. of CASSIMERES, from 50 conte to ftom New No. | and Albany railroad. Av immense crowd | Powotions have been made in the Contract | jriests, ‘Hus power would be serious even Londoe Temes and ent or eee ar eee $2.50 per yard. and Sale ss 439 | had axeoin’ a Ga o 2 ow" | Office of the Post Office departinent :—Allen belonged to a native instead of a foreign | jiege, for publishing documents in the ss Pa )LS and SUN UMBRELLAS. qu st.§ yes 2 aru sr. | 28d assembled at the depot al mem- | Bradford from second to to third class; Wm. | monarch. That monarch, if he had the of thie select tee Shae and 0 LOLOTHS. See ee St. | bers of the governor's staf were in waiting | TL. Argue trom second to third class; Joan H. | means, would carry out his programine. te rail Saoved a vescation tees tee oie echt ef GOODS left over {rota last season to b 59 tik se be Ns were presented, afier which the whole | Gicott from first to second class, vice Bradt: | Prussia, but he would first have to destroy teen be instructed Se lnveaaianin Uee Call and sce our prices, Choice off Pata lined the sidewalks along the | (oft: promoted: El. K. Hart from first to | the majority of the Prussian people, Tue | Sauir. and report how the press Obtained the hoice Oil Pa se Cre sidewa Jong the | second class, vice Argue, promoted; Jam. nee closed his speech with these wonds documents in question. The resolation was SHINGLES BE Also. route. and Bowdoin square, upon which the | 34. Young, of Michigan,appointed frat class, | “When. all the breaches in the balwarke of | 2 Sige per eed “4 Simmons Davis & y} GEG. J. JONNSEN 8 CO., por bag m | wotel Bhces, wasdensely packed with people | v Oleoit, promoted: ‘Stanley G. Trout, of | the state. caused by granting too many rights ern ands Gad ee coker Summening the paaD apttr 711 Market Space. PBT ha ee oa oD on gy indy ie —— South Carolina, appointed, vice Hari, pro- unworthy ~ are repaired, ty = —____—_____ 2 Se eee x achee, nae heering was hal ‘- | moted. The first two of the above promo- ude peace.” Wo BALLOONISTS PERISH AT AN ALTI- Weinut remember Name and Number. jel dy Gaston was in waiting and inform: | tions are in place of clerks recently removed | TUDE oF Five MiL®s.—A party of three per- LATH 4T STRAUS’ = aa os a eey cited tine pay nearly. for participation in the mail con act frauds, | ed ascended in the ballooa Zenith from “7 ____ LECTURES. _—__. | by’s benefit at the Globe Theater. ‘Taig; MAKING THE INDIANS Wonk vor fei | , 1 1 Care yes- bret pagar ng Mg mn = [MELONS SAINTS AND HEROES Be Oe ae the bieotel Stock? Beaton | BoaRD.—Commissioner Smith, of the Indian | femlay for the munier in the burntag of | (Be extraordinary height of S00) metres, 1011... PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE......1011 | z *cloc! . he Will Visit the Mace? ctig | bureau, has issued a circular to Indian | the store after robbing. About five thousand | OVEr 20.00 feet.) “Two of the ronauts were REV. J. J. KEANE o'clock pm. he w Massachusetts E suffocated to death, and when the balloon Witt! St Al Rg Club, and at two p.m. will o¢ entertained at | agents calling theirattention to the fact that | persons witnessed the hanging. Both mur- reached the ground the third was almost in- FRANCIS Mo pidiot ent of SU Alocine sinech, | & aanguet at the Couumercial Clab rooms, at | Congress last session incorporated @ clause | ‘ierers made fall confessions. A colored mur- peed gy nol wwe ray oS 9 Tidak Sareet out Between 10TH AND 11TH StReETs, MONDAY EVENING. 19h ince, k which Governor Gaston will preside. At s | in the act making appropriation for the In- | derer was also suspended in Louisiana after recovery is doubtful. wihemean gigas P= eon o'clock the Presidential party will take a dian serv ce for the epesat Seal a which 5 col cmaten. a aw yee mur- ius Rane VO " as 4 e 2 rd. juires “all able-l jed male Indians be e quire sterson, his father-in-law, at ‘me REPUBLICAN Vicrory mm LirrLe $4 cowonvminsess. SA) gue counters ane rintep witn | — = aceeoemtnde on pam { Liteen the ages of eighteen and forty-five 'o | Commerce, Mo..in November last washahs: | Ruopye The ‘scond Yeial in. Prowidener, cbse wotasaieetsl Grated | "Magy thence wevutaw ako | BALLS, PARTIES, &e. | fat S0ur™ rae reset, Shores | diuretics Moreen | ortomiee ag. | Ri ia, le neue ai it, Mickel “ m AP SPRING C ING . 7 santa aie sonable rate, to be fixed by the agent in -ERDICT AGAINST THI O. RAtt- | sulted in the choice of the regular HARNESS, FOR MEN AND BOY: RAND SOCIABLE : twenty per cent. cases of the government and t 1 in value to | ROAD.—In the United 8: circuit court in | ticket, suy by the liquor ee ree ie inet tool at very low peices, - " stpowitie’s Sew cura: Resins eats ae nice 2el! Bening hemes pai Baltimore vesterdan (Jadge Giles presidinz) S30 Ky. This p yaocures tae chee Ie . a il * cele! d velet i of the Catholic As- ‘t Claims. e status these |irec! : aver t for S74 damages was rendey tion jenry it ‘office of governor CONCORD HARNESS toclation at MASONIC. TREMBLE, MONDAY, | We.court of Claims. The status of these Seg eee eels caamracetent ao | a jury against the Baltiniore and Onio rail. | Hon of Heary Lippls to (prokibitanseey 1 at Concord prices, Acknowledged to be ‘le best and April 19. 1575. Tickets, 50 cents. apls-st_ | of July, 1866, gave to the employes of the | give up their nomadic habits and live like | Tord company in favor of Wm. H. Colein, of | state amare laws. Several arrests cheapest Harness in the market. Concord Wool Senate and the House an ‘addition of twenty | white men. Baltimore, for injuries sustained whilst trav- | were made for bribery and illegal voting. —s of all finds constantly om hane. All Cen- | DAESS SUITS, T THE BATLIMORE SHIRT FAC- | per cent. on their pay, and on the 2d Febru- - eling over the Washington branch of that paw Re Fn fe gy hy BUSINESS SUITS, A TORY. ary, 1807, Congress passed an act providing | CHANGES OF STATIONS OF QUARTER- | company. SHARKEY, THE MURDERER, remains in er collar not so stamped are not the genuine. Be WORKING SUITS, 513 Fourteenth Strect, Washington, D.C., for ihe election of the Congressional printer | xastens.—On the recommendation of the INTIMIDATION BY STRIKING MINERS.—A jail in Havam, and ts not sure of nome and pamber YOUTHS’ SUITS, — ‘ by the Senate. Under these acts several em- rn eneral the owin: ' ion Z & BRO . 75 West Fayette Stret, Baltimore, Md. joyes of the government printi ‘office Quartermaster — Gi fo! 'S | dispatch from Wilkesbarre, Pa., mentions A ae CHILDREN'S SUITS. | We make the VERY F’ DRESS SHIRTS to | Ploy’ a : de ere | changes in the stations and duties of officers | several instances of intimidation of miners, L NUE, order, and in the most elegant manner, {-r @2 sought to recover, but the Court held, that as i ta ade: the part of strikers to put J Next to the National Hotel. | SU/TS FOR LITTLE CHAPS, TU iene on the sleeves’ Sr S230 wiih cufteat? | the duties of the Congressional printer wud | of the ee ee ee | ance rap Pain Saga et ed UST KECEIVED—A fall line SUITS FOR GROWING BOYS, a always, 5 his employes were discharged outside the | M@ijor J. M. Moore, ’ - | & stop opera’ . J ol Y ik IBTS. made, 1 lieved from duty in the depertment of the | tinues the operators, it iss' |, Will have to Rapp a occesl pea saieas ae CREPIRER coviana,c iret.” | MoiSor duScoreramentetney weet at: | Platte, ard. wil: proseed ta Santa's New | ak or protection for moon to mine cou a s - 5 UITS FOR SCHOOL BOYS, i air. “= z % ico, for assy it to duty as chief | keep the ines and running. bensdig | Rnsenpiabarads SUITS FOR COLLEGE YOUTHS, cif meaturehent sont ts geatlemen | Ploves of thesenate within the meaning ofthe | Mowe, ior euaieiar of Now Mexico. Gag, | Net? the engines and pumps running Cail and examine before buying elsewhere, a SUITS FOR WORKING YOUTHS, ate when wi for. Collars and Cufts be recover | tain A. G. Robinson, A. Q. M., relieved froin IN THE CHICAGO BILLIARD TOURNAMENT 403 SEVENTH STREET | SUITS FOR SMALL MEN, sent by mail when paid for. apis-im | under the act of February, 28, 186i, which | Guty in the department of the Platte for as- | Thursday night Burleigh beat Barker 200 to epwim FANCY BAzaaK. SUITS FOR LARGE MEN, NORGE ctast, opened cotiriy new. stack, of eS Gourmarscntive Goce tt signment to duty St Grabs, Nepean nee ane ae Mae MCELSIOR °-°— We have secured the exclu SUITS FOR MEN OF MEDIUM SIZk GOODS, TRLMMINGS, NOTIONS, &c. | Cribrs therein named in the c y of Washing- | Felieve Capt. J. H. Belcher, A. Q. M., who is s 4 : zioli beat Honing 200 to 146; a 6.45. 1 eens BBM Lor Washington, Georgetown, and SUITS FOR MEN OF BXTRA SIZE, at S56 wow Teck arenas. A.B. HOLT. | ton during the fiscal year ending Jane 30, | t© Se Searenne. 0 rowan trees. | CS somrenanes wxterday McAfee ‘Mag- the States of Maryiand and Virginia, to mauulse SUITS FOR THE BIGGEST OF MEN, _____&. — | Inst. ‘These claimants aver that they wore | Tt that place. Capt. GC, Smith, A, q. | gioll 200 10 146; Parker beat Horning 20 to “EXCELSIOR PATENT CARPET Broom.” | SUITS FOR EVERY KIND OF MEN, Ss Le wise MILK Hee ee eng tae Bacal ree fae eeu | Ml, is relieved from uty at Fart Uniow | 110; Miller beat Liverman 300 to 160. = eterna te cattedi chem. we ote them tothe | SUITS FOK ALL THE MEN LN TOWN. : Pes Fecei ved We Tae eee aie an OMiCee at the Senet | New Mexieo, and will court in person to te Tue Papal Emvors—The New York rade “ jes Cc was A Senate; 4 ¥ Brices. The “Patent Screw Ferrule Broom’ te ESR SPRING BUTTER. and that the rolls of empleyes, and vouchers, | COMMANdINg general department oF | Timesof vesterday says the Papal envoys, om lect: kefvingement om ibe “Mxscilon na am FRI Fee its; excellent, cheap. | and all papers relating fiscal ‘adminis: | [OF ment to duty. Capt. AS. Kim | Timers Padre ‘and. Count 4g chem will be prosecuted to the fullest sey a ILL,” | tration of his office, were filed, as they atti ball, A.Q- Mon completion of the stables MIS". «isch "at present she quests of hin arte Tonp s nomtssox, sottmon | BUY NOW! BUY NOW! BUY NOW! | aux raises —anp cua: | Ssonof Se goverament, fe'wulcane'se | Maas wil ropmty ‘etter tothe ow | 2s Coc dimalaigeiauey, pat etd? * = AKEFUELD, WATHOUS, AND CHAM- Manding general iepartment of the MI Rees a x IN Siising toe cocree of Sha eer co eraened | Wetox eagri PE pie ee et Cre ed eee eer uee | for assignment toduty at Fort Union, New | 20g the coming week for the deity Sr for © Fi PEARS SL | ihe other printer employed in the Treanary | $2 2." ¥, Lam oblized to offer for my entii eer ek of French Ro-es, French Magnolias. ( i i Pi are within the meant of, joint resolu- SS ents =~ a ae a ee See ee ee een ee ee ee a Bahia. | mires arse | UA ANTS Se Ee cceiees ince $0,000 t0 100.000 tat'sf Groand, fronting on | aus me os se aor less PED | recent ruling isa Sepeee Oe, nies ie | court at New York, hes teen fomml gality of | tie aa Anguta raliroad companies, au a Sanecticnt aad Rhode Inland av Saar | A, STRAUS a cases, they are to be with those em- "ptf ancy id remans santas” | REBRE Sihe Tassie ‘and vié-Im Cor. Connecticut and Mbode Island ave, | mar36- = 5 MEME Pe tvescorte De sees. | ployed in the executive departments. erfeit money, and remanded fog sentence. | $250,000; about two-thirds insured.