Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1876, Page 4

——— ~ Weather Probabilities To-day. wrrtce or (mar SiGn an Orrioes, WASHINGTON. April 21, 196 t For New England. opposing northeast ard southwest winds, falling barometer, pnd cloudy and rainy, followed by cleariu weather. LOCAL NEWS. Amerements, &c., ms. with Job National Theater —* Inflation,” wi! a W. Jennings as “Nasby- -—* Jim Biudsoe,” by Mil- ton Nobles, and varieties. Odi Peiiows’ Hall.—S8t. Domtaics’ Church Fatr. < No. 220 6th sfreet.—Exhibition of James Al- lender, aged 2 years; height 7 feet = inches. Lincoin Hall—Tue Piuceton College Giee Club Concert. Condensed Locals. Obio republicans meet to-night. See aiv. ‘The street lamps will be lighted at 7:10 p. m. and extinguished at 5:15 a. m. In the List of pardons published yesterday it should have been ted that Garoer was sentenced to four y: in the penitentiary, and bad already seryed twenty-s1x months. His parcon was recommendel by te jary who convicted bim. Achorus of upwards of 500 vocalists, se- lected from the various colored public sehcols, are rebearsing at the Sumner schol building. under the supervision of Prot. Esputa, preparatory to giving a grand cox cert next month, 2t Ford’s op-ra nouse. Warden Crocker. of the Jali, lett on the 925 train of the Baltimore and (bio ratiroai ro ving in Charge @ number of prison. ers recently sentenced in the Crimiual Cov ‘The pastors and the committees represent- | ipg Asbury, Lbenever, and Mt. Zion M. E. eburches and Bladensburg circuit, met last pight in Asbury chureh to cousider the pro- priety of holding a campmeeting. Rev. P. G. Walker was elected chairmau and Kev Ben}. Brown, Jr.. chosen secretary. To prevent any miscovstruction from similarity of names it is proper to state that ©. Harrison Emerson, proprietor and pad- lisher of the popular Basiness Guide of Wasbington, Db. C..is not in any manner interested in the Employment Agency in the Columbian Law building, of which we had occasion to speak yesterday in our po- lice reports. A company has been formed in this city for the purpose of establishing a summer re- sort at Bluif Point, St. Mary’s county, Ma. ‘The following have been elected officers: A RK. Shepherd, presiden' surer, George Parkhu secretary; E. G. Wheeler, manager. The property consists Of 175 Seres of land. and It is tae purpose of the company to erec' a hot THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY met yesterday, Mr. Corcoran presiding aod Dr. Blake secretary. Mr. F. 1D. Stuart sub- mitted a report from the committee on the Propriety of memorializing state and terri- torial legislatures for aid in the completion Of the shaft, and it was ordered that the me- morial be prepared and presented at the Lext meeting. Mr. Stuart presented a drawing showing the moditied height of the monu- ment and its base, and giving the termina- tion of @ number of the bigheststructures in the world, showing thelr comparative heights, and that the proposed monument as Modified will be higher than any of them. The drawing was ea peg) and adopted, and ordered to be printed and lithograpbed under bis direction. It was also ordered that the model at the Patent 01 form tothe modifications of the pian. A let- ter received from the rw d of Charter Oak Council, N: > J. A New York city, stating that an application had been Made for the payment of the first fnstalment of the subscription of his council, was laid | before the meeting. The letter purported to bave come from the late secretary of the Monument Society, and requests the money | to be forwarcied to him at Pailadelphia. The reply of the secretary was read, deuouncing the application as a gross attempt at fraud and the siguature of the late seeretary a for- gery, a5 he departed this life nearly two mebths before ihe date of the appileation. The society approved of the secretary's an- awer. ——_—_.—____ JErtenson Literary Tue AND De- BATING SOCTRTY.—A large audience greeted the appearance of this clup—an anect of the Fourth District (Jefferson) Public Schoo! —in their fourth annual e ut last €vening. The affair came hibition bal! of the S: adi Revers! p) tons, sing! the presentation of ciety to their best Proved to be the winner in this coutest, and | Feceived bis prize at uands of ‘Col. | Thompson, making a baj-py response. Mr. | 8. A. Wood, editor of the Journal, an ama- teur vebture of the school, was also copy of Budson’s “History of Journalism” by the ciub. Prof. Jos. Ad. Thompson's bu- moreus sdidress, programmed as “by a small boy” the Professor is almost six feet in bis boots) elicited a storm of applause ‘The trial rcene from Shakspeare’s Merchant of Venice, and a farce, “My Neighbor's Wife,” comprised the dramatic renditions. In the former, Shylock (Mr. E.D. Wright * and Portia (Miss Belle Howard) were credi- tabdly enacted. The farce proveg a ludicrous, side-splitting piece, in whic Miss Alice Cooksey,a preity blonde, was very good. The proceeds of this entertainment is io be devoted to the club. AN IMPRESSIVE ReLterov: Three Young Ladies Reevived int hood ef &. Lumimick.— Yesterday afternoon the beautiful chapel of the Academy of the Sa- cred Heart of Mary, corner of Sth Cc streets southwest, Was the scene of a very impressive ceremony—the reception of three — ladies of South Washington into the sisi of the order of St. Dominick. There was a very large audience present at the hour of 5o’clock, when Rey. M. B. For- tune, pastor of St. Dominick's church, en- tered the sanctuary, and the candidates— Miss Lizzie Harvey, to be known in religion as Sister Catherine; Miss Lizzie Lomax, as Sister Regina; and Miss Ella Colbert, as Sister Agnes—dressed in pure white, coming to the door, were met by him and escorted to the foot of the altar, where they knelt. Toe sodality choir sang @ bymn, after which Father Fortune ada: them on the step they were about to take, and gave them ex- cellent advice. He then blessed the havit of each candidate, and they retired and donned the habit of the order, and, returning, at- tended the benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment. At the conciusion of the ceremony the young sisters proceeded to the pariors, where their received the congratulations of their friends. THE Pouce Com issio: day afternoon, and a reorgar fected by re-electing Mr. Wr resident, Ch: lenry M.S er secretal ftenry haefer fo roved, and also the a given a s met yester- zation was cf a. J. Martagh {. Nichols vice president, rer, and Thomas A’ |The application of ®. uor license was ap- pplication for a trans- fer of lieense from S. H. Beamer to Theodore Lewis. The following applications were ferred to the superintendent for investiga Mon: George Oppermann, Albertus Knowl- oe Nephuth, David Hagerty, Jos. Oxer, ay t Zeller, Fielder Magruder, Sherwood « | Beall. Jobn Murphy, Dennis J. Collins, Pat- rick McStay, James Cole, P.H. MeMor hy. Bengler & Angerman, Scanlon & Geary, rs. P. Durnin, Jobn B. Stephenson, Henry Behwarzenderg, C. J. Horner, and Michael ards was submitted, show. ie number of arrests during that Si, of which number 2,711 were females. Fines have been im- 2 cases, amouuting in ail to - AMUSEMENTS. — Nationa! Theater. — Oaly two more nights of the new play “[uflation.” Next week we are to be favored with four Presentations of “Julius Cwsar,” with the great New York cast, embracing such actors as Ean; t, Levick and Davenport. Theater’ Comicque.—A very leasant even- ing can be spent here by overs of light amusement, who always flock there by hun- dreds, and seem to bighly enjoy the attrac- dive program: Linco Hail—The concert of the Princeton Caliege Giee Cluo takes pl a Tomtghe lace Lincoin Hall will doubtiess be ‘the lovers of good vocaliem. pues posed tek lege, and the selections, have carefully male. dent Grant and the Chief Justice are expected to be present —_——e—— PRESHYTERY OF THE CHESA: closing session it, and led by Prince- General ly were elected: Rev. R. itm Rew Jon “an Boots "and a Yeas alternates. Elde as . in John Stuart and Wm. H. 8 son, with A. 5 Brads field and J. B. T. wong Roby ~_ Cal- Court-! xed as lace Ei? next seasion of ine = ‘sii Nokes, tent home, No. 122 I street southeast, on the’ ae ee oe EG em sen since. He dressed in ark su and 5s! Bcc J Of Light complexion. = son bis th for the Albany peniten- | Frank Jones, trea: | be altered to con- | in the large ex- , Hammond and BiG MEETING AT THE MARKET HOUSE. Last night the meeting u der the cevivai- , Messrs. Hammond ani Bentle;, in the —- market, Was a great success; rdee ire The Insane Asylum THE TESTIMONY TO-DAY. The Committee on Expenditurea in the Interior department resumed their investi- gation into the affairs of the U.S. insane | @s) lum (his morping. fd, 1t was the largest meeting of the vVea wera in thé Dist-ict. The Market n set a tie 7th street wing AN ¥FX-PATIRN= - fort econ, ‘and erectad @ large platform Rh 7 HEARD FROM. bs | in the center and lghed '* =~ ~ wv. Clark testified that be was clerk, and that some time since—in 1s75—be Was attacked with the Oa wear fever, and at the request of bis physician (Dr. Patterson) ard bis family he went to the asylum as @& pay. patiert, for treatraent. He was first put in Poplar ward, but afterwards was trans- where some very ferred to Garfield ward, ineane patients, were. Often saw patients fighting with each other; was always treated weil, though now and then received a in from some of the attendants, especially mae wy vesiles making othe- rations. On this plat form Were Messrs. Hammond and Bentley ard ine ers, while the galiery at the borth end of the ae was donated to the use of the choir, aad there were two burdred or more ces In it, led by Mr. Bentley, Prof. Bullard and Mc. Mason. A Small organ and cornet accompanied the singing. Mr. Bentley also had an organ on the platform, and during the evening sang a pumber of solos. Shortly after seven o’clock | when be went tothe door for ripen mg the meeting was opened with singing. and | saw an attendact knock & lame soldier, Rey. Mr. Styers, formerly of Callforui: patient, down like a beef, b; a blow on the offered @ prayer, and Mr. Hammond, after an knocked few preliminary remarks, introduced the following speakers, who briefly told their experiences as follows: John W. Reynolds, Major H. A. Hail. General T. T. Crittenden, Mr. Cheek, (a converted infidel), Chas. Nye, (son of ex-Senator Nye), J. B. Wolfe, Co}. Ardrews, of Michigan, and others. The #peakers generally spoke well and with feel- ad; saw @ patient named down by an attendant. Oa one occasion witness was beaten by an attendant because be would not serub the floor. Witness told bis wife, who reported it to Dr. Chase, at the asylom,who said that it was required for ex- ercise. Q. What, the beating? A. No, sir; the scrubbing. Witness refused to work at scrubbing, and was piaced in a strong room | Ing, and their remarks seemed to make an | for it. Always got enough to eat, because impression on the crowd, particularly on | be wasa very light eater, but heard other their old friends and acquaintances of old patie complain of not getting enough to limes. Alter asbort acdress by Mr. Ham- | eat. An attendant named White, wno is tnond, who related @ number of incidents, he made an appeal to the unconverted, an 80 inquiry meeting folowed. There large crowds on the outside, two ou meetings were held to accommodate tt one on the vib street side aad one - It is estimated inside and outside of the building there were fitteea row & street car conductor, once struck wit- ecause he asked him to loan him a aper; asked bim for itin a respectful . eemained there abont two months, and, having recovered from his attack, re tumed to bis home. Every patient is quired to make up his own bed. Nev knew Dr. Nichols toexamine the rooms | thousand persons prese: beds to ste, if everything was alt right. | exce 3, GRE Of the i White, the attendant who str witness Gio Lot bit him very bard. Don't tsink that the attendant who knocked the lame soldier TO-DAY'S ! ROCEEDINGS. down interded to knock him down; he struck | | The meeting today at Dr. New.nan’s reh was at.ended by @ very large cougre ion. After the service of song. led by Mr. tiey, Rev. Mr. Noble (son of Dr. Noble) oftered’a prayer. W.S. Hammon i read | @ number of requests and offered a prayer. | Mr. Hamnfond read the story of Poor Jack in rhyme, and after speaking of some con- versions which bad foilowed the relation of the story, he referred to the market house meeting last evening and related some inci- depts which came under hisown observa | tion. He offered a prayer especially for some | of the cases he there met with, ineluding Mr. Ordway and @ Senator and his wife. Mr. Bentley sang, “Only remembered for what I bave done.” Mr. Hammond, referring to his departure being at hand (this being his last him because he did not get along fast enough. AN FX-ATTENDANT’S STORY. | Michael Bumsicr testified that he has been | employed at the insane asylum since Sep- | tember last; came here from Trenton, N. J., | where he had been employed in an insane asylum for three years; am employed as an | attendant in Beech ward. There is one man in the ward whe Is not insane, though the moet of them are, and very violent at times. Has never known of patients being abused, ton strike a patient because he would not | take off bis Clothes and take a bath. He | struck him on the side of the head; also saw Brotherton strike other patients; Broth- erton left the asylum yesterday; saw bim morning meeting), he urged that the work | strike snother patient while putting the should go on, and that Cgristians should | chemisole or Straight jacket on‘ him. continue working for Jesus. He had prom- | Q. Have you ever struck a patient your- | | ised to return on the 3d of May, | self? A. Yes, sir; Ihave when attending to | to hold another market-house meet- | a very troublesome patient. Striking pa- | ing in the Savage Square building. | tients is forbidden, but a times it is neces- Mr. Hammond read from the 8th chapter of Acts as to the labors of Philip in Samaria; and exhorted all to keep on preaching and to pray, that they may receive the spirit. It was safe in regard to worldly matters to think twice before doing; Dut as to spiritual things It is safe to follow the first Impulse of the spirit. He spoke of the proposed meet- ings In Baltimore, and askea prayers for the Christians there. After remarks,a number of Verto were offered, and @ praise and in- quiry meeting followed. The children’s meeting this afternoon at the Calvary Baptist church, and the jubilee sary to defend yourself. Have never struck patient in the presence of any of the physi- cians. Have known tainted meat to be far- nished tojthe patienis. H seen vermin on tients in ch ward, and reported the t to Dr. Morrell, who ordered him to rub carbolic acid on them. Finally, after some ointment was used, most of the vermin were removed. Do not intend to say that all the meat was bad; mean that it was only oc- casionally tainted. Have never used force when it was not necessary, except in two or cases, when I gave way to my passion. Have never let the doctors know that I as- meeting to-night at the Congregational | saulted patients. cbureh, will be the last meetings of Messrs. A WILD AND WILLING WITNE! Hammond and Bentley here. To-night the [At this point an old colored woman en- body of the church will be reserved verts with the covenant cards. The minis- ters and committee will continue them,and it is probable that Mesrrs. Hammond and Bentley will make several short visits to the Meetings. The morning meeting to-morrow Will be at Dr. Sunderland's church. ——_e—_—_—. for cou- | tered the committee room and made a de- mand that the committee require Dr. Nich- ols to her and her cousin thelr wages; that Dr. Nichols had sent them In service to “the wife of butcher Bell,” who, so far, had | not paid her. She also said that Mrs. Bell said that Dr. Nichols had given them to her, and that Dr. Nichols said he would shoot her ifshe came around there again. The com- mittee said they could do nothing in the | | case, and the old lady left in disgust. | ANOTHER ¥X-ATTENDANT. John Bowling testified that he resided on lth street, near Georgia avenue, and was now a storekeeper. Was employed at the | | Insane asylum In 171 as an attendant. Left voluntarily. Dr. Nichols paid the attend- a@uts very irregularly. Was told that if he asked him for his* money he would be dis- | charged. as the doctor did not allow any one to ask bim for money. There was al one time seven months pay due him. Do not | remember how much was due him when he Bladensburg | lefi. Was an attendantin gray ash ward. APPOINTMENTS OF THE AFRICAN M. E CONFERENCE.—AS some misprints occurred in our list of the appointments of this con- ference published yesterday, we give below the correct list as follows: Bethel Station, Baltimore, Jas. A. Handy: Ebenezer, do., G: T. Watkins; Water's Chap- el, do., W.H. Brown; Allen Stauion with Tes- sier street, Daniel Draper; Israel Caurch, Washington, to be supplied; Union Bethel, do., J.8. Thompson; St. Paul's, do., A. Rob. insop: Pisgah Chapel,do., J. P. Cox; M tropoliten, do, to be supplied: Ebenezer, Georgetow Db. C.. Wm. H. Waters; Good Daniel Carroll; Hillsdale Cir. cuit, D. C., Wm. H. Chambers; | ‘0., J. A. A. Johnson; Port De; J. H. Hughes; Ch I + 40., T.W.Coie; ; Frosburg, do., Clear Spring, do., ©. C. Reed do. J. Ro Henry; Ellicott Herbert; Randalistown. do., did all he could to keep them clean. keen patients Saw an Have abused by attendants. attendant, named Frank Cook, | strike acolored patient on the arm with a | clud, cisabling Lisarm. A club almost as | Jarge as a ba se ball bat was kept there for } Mission. Arthur Jones; Cumberland Station, | Most of the attendants weve soldiers. They | | Md, J.B. Hamilton; Hagerstown,do.,J. W. | were not kept clean: mostof them had ver- | Beckeit; Frederick Station, d A. Hail; | min on them. While witness was there he | ; Havre de-Grace, dc town, Cambridge, | J. W. Bow that purpos ve seen altendants named | Fitzgeraid, Mahoney, and others, get u s; Crowdenayille, do., J. H. Rob- | 2 beat patients with tals elub, | 2aker Bottom, do., RH. Lee; Poto- | y woull sing, and thus keep | enit, do.,T. H. Gray; Chesapeake, | other patients from going to sleep; the phy- ane; Keedysville, P. Ba sicians, when they came into the ward, | . Forest 0., J. A. Seott; Snow Hill Mission, 0. W. Joues. could see the club; no attempt was marie to | Conceal it. Didn't think it nis duty to re | port such things, as he never had any orders | to that effect; if he nad seen a patient ictiled | be would not have thought it bis duty tore Port it. Heard patients complain avout it. | | When witness leit tbe asylum he had leave | of absence for oneday, but he remained away | purposely. Do not know of auy case wh un attendant was disebarged for asking ( is pay. The committee then adjourned until to- morrow tmorbipg. € do., G ——_o—_.. BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector Plown M. C. Costin, @ brick dwelling, tween 21 and jd street south- John Patterson, two two-story ings, south side Monroe, between i 17 th streets northwest; 33,000. Sisters lon, @ convent, 213 by 77-4 feet, west sde Copnecticut avenue, between L and Daseles street, in square 162. This building is to stand back from the building line on ail sides, to beof brick, and three stories and basement. Mr. Adolf Class is the architect, | | —— OTTMAN's BAIL.—To day, the following i case and Messrs. Entwisle & Barron the builders; | Prw ti Sttman charged with the ioe cost $100,000. Martin O°Connor, two two- Of $47,079.55 from the Treasury in June lasi: Story and basement brick dwellings, east side “3d, between L and M streets northwest; $1,000. J.J. Achison, @ two-story and base- ment brick dwelling, south side P, between 17th and 18th streets; $3,000. R. 8. Crawford. @ brick oftice, north side K, between 5th and 6th streets northwest: $500. Johu Muller, a two-story brick dwelling, east side New Jer- sey avenue, between R streets north- west; $1,500. Felix May, @ two-story aud basement brick dwelling, west side 34, be- tween B and C streets southwest; $1,200. T. W. Herbert, a brick dwelling, north side H, between 2d and 3d streets northwest; $350. J. Simms, a two-story and basement dwell- ing, north side West street, Georgetown, tween Congress and Washington streets; $8000. James F. Jackson, a two-story brick dwelling, west side 17th, between O and P streets northwest; eo THE NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB bas elected the following officers: President, Richard Waliach; vice presidents, ex-Governor Oden Bowie, of Maryland; Col. Doswell, of Vir- ginia; Marshall Brown and gg oe Dodge, Ber jamin W. Summy and John Rooney, $3,500 eacn; George T. Sheldon and William Myers, 2.000 each, and Wm. F. Kennedy, $1,000, making up the required amount, | $12,000. Po one the ee ar ne, io Ha sas e respousibility of the parties, | Str Myers Supposed that he had no further business in the court-room and left, and up to 2 o'clock he had not returned to formally on the bond, and Ottman was then await- Ing him in the marshal’s office. = eee FIRE AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR. THOos. L. HuME —About 1 o’clock to day a fire took place at the residence of Mr. L. Hume, No. 615 E street northwest. A number of chil- dren were playing in the parlors, and it is supposed that ove of them tread ona maten and be gem the lace curtains. The fiames spre to the pletares on the walls, a fine ano and harp, and some of the chairs and bles, entailing a loss of about $2,000, on Which he has an insurance. —_e—___. THE COURTS. of this District; secretaries, I. N. Burritt and CRIMINAL Court—Judge MacArthur. ! D. W. Middleton, jr; executive committee, Yesterday, Wm. Cornell, charged with | Messrs. John W. Thompson, H. H. Rathbone, burglary and larceny; not guilty. Jobn | H. M. Hutebinson, E. F! le, Winston and Wim. johnson, colored, bur- | glary and grand larceny. Johnson plead guilty, and was convicted and sentenced to | Ubree years, and Winston three years and | | SIX Inonths in the penitentiary. Richard | Mitchell and Molly DeLander, keeping a bawdy house; the jury returned a verdict of | guilty, and the court sentenced Mitchell to jail for six months and Molly DeLander for three months, ° Richard | | Smith, T. E. Roeslie, J. H. Watmough id | Jobn A. Baker. Tne club ha ieee o arrangement with Col. F. P. Hill, the pro- prietor of the Washington driving park, for the use of that course for their meetings Gurivg the next five years. Their first run- bipg meeting will commence on the Ith proximo, and continue for three days. This year they probably will probably have but one series of races, but they expect in the coring years to have semi-annual meetings. saciaenbihdceoautionss 1. 0. O. F. VISITATIONS.—Grand Master L. B. Allyn has made the following appoint- ments for the semi-annual visitations of the grand officers to the subordinate lodges in the District of Columbla: Excelsior Lodge, | May_tst; Eastern, ¥ Stl Beacon, May | Sib; Washington, May 9th Friendship, May llth; Mechanics, May 12th; Covenant, May 15th; Oriental. May 18th; Metropolis. May | ; Union, May 224; Columbia, May 25ui; | Central, May 26th; Harmony, May %th. _— eee THE MOST COMPLETE stock of youth's, boy’s and ae Dene ver before dis- played in the District, and at sueh Prices that every parent or guardian can afford Gress their boys with a@ ve An inspection of our stock and spectfully solicited. B. Robinson Robinson, late Wall & Robinson, W. L. Cheny, late with Wall and Robinson, 909 TO-DAY. | | This morning Charles Scott and Rabe Fos- | ter, robbery in knocking down Mrs. Maril | and taking her teeth; not gull Joshua Jarvis, grand larceny of 45 chic! convicted and sentenced to one year at Al- baby. Frank Sherman, lareeny of money | pow ‘pers from Mayfield & Heision; plea’ guiity and sentenced to two years at Al- bapy. Charles Brewn, convicted of larceny from W. B. Hawes, was sentenced to thir- leen months in the penitentiary. Henry Matthews, larceny of a coat from Hon. John J. Knox; on trial. POLICE CouRT—Judge Sneu. Today, Avthur Bradley was fined $20 tor | carrying @dirk-knife. David Hagerty, on a cbarge of selling liquor on Sunday at his restaurant, was fined #20; appeal taken. Henry Lewis was sent down for vagrancy. lott, same; down. Ex-Judge Jolin Nelsop, drunk aud disorderly; $5, or seven days in workhouse. ) & Pi lvanii of selling liquor at his restaurant on Sun DS) ve - A 2 [Adee Ue SVCDNO, DORE LUM. Willian’s. | Tay; a0 apteal taken, Aviher Desh ee eee sauit on'Augustus Hess with a dirk nife; REAL ESTATE SaLgs.—Messrs. Duncan- | §!X months in jail. Gi illiams, as- son rs, auctioneers, sold, yes! sault on Ann , bis wife; #5 and afternoon, for Reginald Fendall, trustee, lot | costs. Luke W. t, of 400 bricks 72, In square Si6, situated on 9th street, 'ad- | 2nd @ quantity of curbing from Mary Ann ing Masonic Temple, the south 22’ feet | Green; restitution of property anda tront to A.W. Adamss for si 25 per aquere | fine of Si and ‘costs Imposed." Pat New: foot; also, the adjoining to bD. C. wrence, | Combe was fined $5 for disorderly conduct. for $2.55 per square foot. MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to | thatthe hoy sitions ad lish authorities at Hong Kong Werren H. Wright and Julia B. Fitton; | are ping cool! Wie H. Leach and Georgie I. enon: Chas. United Staten, PI <hr ‘lers and Susan es L. apd Mary . ; dames Frasier and she nacteaie Ihegtn He cnn ae Barrigt Mayhew Howlett; John Hall and | that some of the most ieee ee ae Doone; George Rhoda English language haye been writtea by INDICTED.—To-day, the ee turned an indicunent’ acting ene cig §7- Madame Bonaparte Patterson, of Bal- and Alice West, ‘alias Perry, for the ia ony | Umore, whose severe illness was mentioned of $50 from Devlin & Co.,on the 9th of March. | § few days ago, is recovering. She long These parties are also with the lar- xXpressed the belief that she would reach the eet yet bees Eadisted Sec He ene DAE RT | TE a ree eee nnd, Sltbor rot will — = and physical endurance. 2 MARKET To-DAY.—Sold BR. A. #7 While a Canadian temperance lecturer iden & » fish agents—+,000 shad, | was proceeding along the road near Strath- for “een per Lig ey woatl pacdiage chrono eee be ae on sppoint- or Toc! mm was aseaal! three t- pads, for isase cemts apiece. 0 held him and forced him to take a big drink of whisky. Many of the seton jet cross. Susthins toe cheese night and ohuats bet lant, Received at temperance airs, but, to the ir disappoint- ylv: ent, no further outrages of the same sort t, have been committed. PEELE dlamond cross. This is pew and very brill. Piige’s jewelry store, avenue, near 4s street 52k but have teen an attendant named Brother- | 1 | connected with the heaith departm’ The Odorless Exeavating Apparatus Compapy. | Mr¥ssks. Epitors: Your Wash: respordence of April 19 and 29h led info such an unfair representation of facts as to 1”” ,uatter referred to that with: cut apy disposition to rush into print to | vertise tbe operations of our company, the undersigned desire to correct in the main the misstatement so far &s they reflect oo us. Your correspondent states “it appears from the testimony of one Bradley, that repre- senting a company in Philadelphia, he put in a bid in 1873 for the removal of night so!1; tbat bis bid was the lowest, and that on the payment of $2,000 he withdrew his bid; that & stock company was formed and certain persors received stock in consideration of Kno apaall &c, The facts are briefly as fol- OWE: In thé spring of 1873 the undersigned intro- anced to the Toblic the improved apparatr:, ington cor. been mis- | as for removing bight soil, and havin= the acquaintance of Mr. Bradley in d&velop- ing the machire & copartnership Was formed between us, we reine to putin our im- provements and Bradley representing that be owned the “Strous patent,” (which was considered valuabie,) agreed to assign it to us jointly as bis investment in the bus- iness. ‘ailure on kis part to assign said patent developed the fact that rites: claimed interests which we sup; were controlled entirely by him. Mr. Hooker, of New York, first presented @ claim of an in- terest in the “Strous patent,” which Mr. Bradicy admitted was valid, and we yielded to a reccnd division of interest. A few days after Dr. Bliss, whom we had bever seen before, called at our ott od notified us that he and Dr. Cox ow e #ixth interest in the “Strous patent side the District of Columbia. As we bad no knowledge of the status of the “Strous patent” at that time we again requested informstion from Mr. Bradiey, and he azain admitted that the fact stated by Dr. Bliss was trve, ramely, that he and Dr. Cox had secured in New York city one-sixth interest in the Strous patent outside of the Dis (rlet. Having no desire to make an iesue of what we believed to be true, and confirm>t by one of cur own number equally interested With us, we assented to the asserted rights of the new claimants, with the distinct understauding, expressed by all the parties interested, that they were to have no part or interest in any operation in the District of Columbia. The manner of defining or ap. portioning their interest being a mooted question, was pot disposed of until June 27, when Mr. Bradley moved the Issuing of an amount of preferred stock to satisfy the claims of Drs. Cox and Bliss for the interest whieh we in good faith kad agreed they hould have, op account of the sixth interest hey held in “the Strous,” which claim Mr. Bradley bad testitied to us was correct anc’ true. The assignment of the preferred stock Was therefore not aconsideration for either the first or second contracts. AS tothe division of profits in Washington we would state that after Mr. Keizer as- sumed control of the funds there, which for certain reasons was rendered necessary. he made stated and regular divisions of all balances or profits accruing in Washington to the holders of common stock, making eighteen such divisions in all, and running into the year 1875, of which profits neither Drs. Bliss or Cox ever received a penny, and but for the bad faith of a certain member of our company whose policy was “rule or ruin,” the said division of profits would be cobtinued to the present day, which fact Would be ample testimony as showing who ieee vet the profits from the District of Co- jumbia. Referring to the statement that the stock re- ceived by Drs. Bliss and Cox had been pur- chased either by or for the company at face value, we wouid state that the stock passei out of their possession long since for less than one-fourth its par value, and does not appear on the books of the company, nor did the company purchase or hold any interest in said stock. Referring to the operations in the District, it Is proper to state that the inducement offered by us in the city of Washington was @ proposition to revolutionize and wipe out a great nuisance, from the effects of which the people were suffering, and at a cost to the citizens of one dollar instead of one dol- jar and twenty-five cents, which they paid prior to the introduction of our improved apparatus. he Insinuation that a member of our company eseayed to make overtures to the health commissioner of Baltimore allows us the opportunity, though apparently forced Dpon Us, of defending both ourselves and the honorable gentleman occupying that position from cbarges which have been made by the | advocates of the “night brigade” during the recent contest between the old and the new systems in this city. Whi! the obligations we are under to Dr. Jas. A. Steuart for the assistance and encourage- ment afforded us in developing our appara- | tus, which we know was prompted not in our interest, but in the Interests of the com- munity at large, whose sanitary condition ard comfort he bas in keeping, we are grati- | fed to have the opportunity of putting upon record the fact that neither the health corm- missioner, his able assistant, or any pers had promised or implied a fraction of peeu- , | nlary Interest in the operations of our com- pany. Very respectfully, Lewis R. Keizer, WM. PAINTER, Representing the O. E un, Aprit 21 Baltimore GEORGETOWN. DROWNED IN A POND.—Abont 5 o'clock last evening a little boy, six years of age, son of Police Ollicer Sturgis, was accidentally drowned in povd between the river anil canal, about a quarter of a mile above tie Aqueduct bridge. The body was soon recov- ‘d and taken to the residence of the father, 5 Bridge street. CoaL TRADE.—For week ending to-day Consolidation Coal company—receipts, 2.( tons; shipments, 2,531 tons. few Central Coal company—receipts, 2,712 tons; ship- ments, 2,712 tous. Maryland Coal company— shipments, 1,290 tons. GRAIN TRADE—By canal—Boat C: donia, with 3,500 bushels of corn; boat Med- ley, With 1,600 bushels wheat and 250 bushels corn, consigned to Hartity « Bro. Boat J. N. Thomas, with 1,30 bushels wheat and 1.600 bushels corn, consigned to J. G. & J. M. Waters. — ALEXANDRIA. A Boup ASSAULT.—As Officer Wm. Mui- len was passing out south Washington Street last night, about 9 o’clock, escorting home a lady who had been spending the day With his family, he was attacked near tue Washington school house by three negro men. fe engaged one of them, Knocking him down twice, but was obliged to leave him to go to the assistance of the lady, whom the other two negroes were endeayor- ing to carry up an alley near by; Upon the approach of the officer they fi ind he was unable to leave the lady to pursue them. Such an attack upon a public street, at sucii | an early hour, was certainly extremely boli. Fish Report.—Owing to the dead calm on the river last night and this morning very few fsb arrived at Fishtown,the vessels cor- taining those caught last evening being all becalmed. Since the last report there have | been received 6,250 shad, 34,000 herrings, and , 200 bunches of rock and perch. Prices have | advanced considerably tn the past two days, and this morning shad from $16 to #19 per | hundred, herrings from $12 to 514 per thou- sand, rock from 25 to 30 cents per bunch, and | Perch froma 8 to 12 cents per bunch. TRE FISHERMEN’: Ar —Capt. Gregg, who was so severely wounded in the late ; fishermen’s fight near Tolson’s wharf, is gradually recovering from his injuries. Capt. Denty’s wound is aiso healing up. | The Maryland board of commissioners | will meet on the 27th instant, when itis ex- | pected that some action will be taken in re- | gard to the participation of Captain Carpen- ler, Of the state oyster police, in the recent troubles, | ARLINGTON TURNPIKE—At a meeting | Of the Arlington pee company, in Arl- ington, Tuesday evening, it was resolved to y Messrs. Dove and Mortimer, the con- tractors, for working Lined guard the past year but $25 of the €159 claimed to be due, it being alleged that they have not come up to the contract, and have left the road ina bad condition.—{ Gazette, 20th. SECOND GRAND SALE or HAMBURGS, EMBROIDERIES, AND TRIMMINGS, TO LAST UNTIL APRIL. THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER OFFERED! 260 NEW STYLES or HOSIERY, FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. @7 THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN BAL- BRIGANS AND FINE HOSIERY, aT CHAS. BAUM’S, mard+ Sm dthp 408 Tru STREET. acknowledging | CITY ITEMS. Mats for Spring of 1876 Elegant Black Silk Hats, $5, 96.50, #0. Stylish Stiff and Soft Felts, all colors Another supply of Boys and Catidren’s Brown Straws 6-4 vient Felts, *t popular pricés. [2) Lewis, 920 Tthst., bet. Land K, piled ee FINt FRENCH CLor# Dress SITs made | to order, $40, at Moore's WUN Y. ave, 4,15,5 TRY Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carolina Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 2 cent i“ ages. 4,13, THE STEAMING EART with poison for the cya, Sre almost univ real. Fortunately the rem- edy 18 4S “otversal as the danger. Every dro ist keeps Hale's Honey of Horehount and Tar, and it is tofallible. Pike's Toothache Drops cure in oné Minute, reer To ONE AND ALL.—Are you suffering from & cough, cold, asthma, aitis or any of the various pulmonary troubles, that often in consumption? If so, use “* Wilbor’s Pure Cod Liver O% and efficacious remedy. This is no quack reparation, but is larly prescribed by The medical faculty. A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists. eee THERE is a reasonable chance of recovery in the worst cases of consumption, bron- cbitis. scrofals, etc., if Baker's € Liver Oil and Phosphate of Lime is taken promptly and perseveringly. poral ga as to be pleas- ant in taste, its use is being rapidly extend- ed with most gratifying resnits. Borsale by is filling the air Coughs and col druggists. John C. Baker « Co., Philadel- phia. pt Vitalizes blood, tones up the system, builds up the broken-down, cures dyspepsia, liver complaints, dropsy, chronic diarrhceagbolis, nervous affection, chills and fevers, humors, 1088 of constitutional vigor, diseases of the kidneys and bladder, female complaints, and all diseases originating ina bad state o} debility or a Jow state of the system. CAUTION !—Be sure you get the Perumian Surup. One dollar and two dollars a bottle. vid by dealers generally. L® & SONS, Proprietors, 86 Harrison avenue, Boston. arate; Springs in Winter. Reasons for going to Drs. Strong’s Reme- dial Institute in winter, with circnlar de Seribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, Hy- dropathic and Electro-Thermal ths, the Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradaic Electricity, &c., wil! be sent on application. Nervous, Lung, Female aud Chronic dis- @ases a specialty. _ 12,24,m,w, 03; OvcH! THOSE Parns!—Use Edwards & Hutebison’s Stimulating Liniment for Abeumatism. 4 eS Rem 5 FIRST-CLASS SCOURING AND DYEING. A. Fischer enlarged his establishmest by removing to his new building, 905 G st. nortti- West, three doors west of 9th street, very near his former piace. a Promptly adopting the latest improvements, whether of American or a invention, he is enabled to do any work in @ manner not to be equaled by those not jing these facilities. 87” Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with- out being taken apart. s7” Crape Veils refinished nice and cheap. 7 Grease stains removed effectually. #7 Gent's garments cleaning and dyeing & specialty. #7 Prices lower than ever before, to suit the times. ee Corns &c.—“The Wise for Health on daily walks bk cog ” and tnousands from far and near visitDr. White's establisument, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wil- tel, for relief from, and avoidance of, Corns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vas- cular Excresences, etc. Established in Wash- ington in 1861. Fee, $1 per visit. GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS NEW, SP RIG Goons Ladies’ Drese is, in Plain, Pisid and Btriped Goods, at 1236, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 45 and 0c, Binck Sil ‘d Gashime: i ‘AMeRE A large stock Silk finished Alpacas and Mohairs, 13.000 yards Calicos at 5.6';, and the best at 5 cta, reccaiee, Piques and White Dress Guods, very cheap. A ntiful assortment Parasole ard San Um- | brelias, Cotton Goods at | sr ar BENJAMIN MILLER, apl-tr 103 Bridge strect. ILL DFEING TO PLEASE OUB FELENUS THES BUSH IS OVER Thanks tocur kind friends for their tmdnigence Guring the past Fail, when such was the rash of ‘Work from ali sections ay to make it impossible to fll orders a» promptly ra we wished. Being assared at the work when finished gaye entire satisfao- ion, We solicit @ continuance of your patronage, Spd promise good work at fair in from one to eight dave. ork sent for or deliver ed in of San Diets; Fecolved andr guy part of the coun’ mall or express. mM A WHESTLEY'S Steam Dyeteg and Sconring Estsblishment 493 treet, @eorgetows, DU. Ketabiisied 1331.” Mand-tr retarned to “From Gay to Grave, from Lively to Severe.” Ready-Made Department. COATS AND VESTS. Double breasted or Prince Albert, worsted Coats with Vests to match, in reliable qualities from @22 to @25. adapted to the requirements of the season. These Costs and Vests will give Qs much satisfaction as any coeds, no matter how high the 16 worsted Oonts end Vests for $1750 Black Cloth Frock Coats from si to @30, some of them my own especis) manu ire. Drap dete Coats and Vests of extra quality, BUSINESS SUITS. Tasteful Suits, latest designs in cut, for the extremely low price of Fisnnel Suits, fast color, from @12.50 upward. Buits left from last season, about one-half the former prices, and bargains may be ex; % Boys’ and Youths’ School and Dress Suits in pleasing variety, at moderate prices, PANTALOONS. Handsome variety of mixtures, black ribs, gray, &c. jaids. checks, stripes, c. Plain black, Dise, SPRING OVERCOATS. TE assortment of desirable patterns from SUNDRIES. Fine white Shiris, none better, shirts and Drawers, i Jean. jaconet, silk, 'liste, &o. "A larg tion, sbout $1 for ‘each garment. Paris Sas- Pincers. extta qualictes. from SI to $4. Job lot of French Suspenders for 80 and 75 cents. mach under value English and German halt boss, Irish linen hand¥erchiefs, fine linen and ail linen Coliars avd Cnff*, and black Reck- wear of good qualiticsand of unusual lengths. Under- . ga0 ‘sel 82.50. in merino, augola. NOTE. Every article warranted as represented, and ‘sp: cial effort has been made to secare ovly such articles as will folly secure the approbation of purchasers. All reads made goons. Lot worn oiled. may be returned in two weeks, and hhuse money will be refunded. ONE PRICE GNLY. GEORGE C. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEE AND STILL THEY COME. => THIRD ARBIV. spl? tr H P SHOE STOKES, CRN doe 7th Street northwest. fine hand-sewed Gaiters and Tics, Lacics’ French Kid; front seam, Vuitou, "Sam Side bitce Gaiters, — Look for the ep7-3m UMBRBLEAS ABD PAEASOLS OOV- AT THE MANUFACTORY, pl0-20" 613 D street northwest. EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW of, Prot. COOK'S Eee es le lo whiteness; N4™ ONAL SAFE DEPOSIT Co,, Corner U5th st. and New York avenue, FIRE AND BUBGLAB-PROOF VAULTS. Faby mang yg on depesit. Safes for jel-eoly . AL OF CENTENNIAL BARGAINS Sm | AT L. HEILBR! and Lime,”@ safe | anufactured only by | the blood, or accompanied by | ud from | | j mnnrg) RQUSES AMD LOTS FOR SALB. | Unni0m Cass. BUit svccnsenenens \ i, AMUSEMENTS. LADIES’ GooDs. SE rs, as SI ‘TAIN ‘wi Meer TS 1876 & MES J.P. PALMER 2& Path PRY. by the JOR TrER: pea MATIC CLUB, at F ed's Opera Hae, MON 0AY vEr prt: 24. 08 Secleck A = Hass recterche sesortrent of PARIS BONNETS and HATS. Trimmed and Uetri md, tm Obip, tra ele SLO ¢ Papers acc Straw, Racket SUR and Ribbon Pies bite Scbook ao the Consens 5° | FRENCH FLOWBES, LACKS sod NOVEL RAND COMPLIgnDTI aw ie; TIES RA G otis ENTARY SOIREES pected etteution given te Orders aeppinmeaie’ eal MES. J. P. PALMER, ‘cleck. iv oF. PIs BIO Fag ue on ery atten Picoet, at _Apll_ No 1109 F street, between 1th and 12th. a ween AA ne 7 WILLIAN I8 THE #0L8 AGENT = i api M. Shier 78 ESP Soue8e ana COE ATIONAL THEATER. i WATERI ROOFS ‘bal ——— EASTEB WEEK A LOT OF REAL PARISIAN BAIR ai good — mR CHA cent eat K, ‘Will be closed out at 8 per frown sole author of au be presen ERY NIGHT THIS We Da¥ TUN RY Mr. J. W. Jenrings hes boon se! M. WILLIAN'? ING. & MISS E. A. McO@RMICK, 522 97m STREBT, ST. OLOUD BULLDING, Rit Kp, ARORA Boek ed BEE KK AND EE SaTUR authors for the arduous wart of Petrol April 4, JULIUS C_FSAR, fi April @, FALBU, oth's The: PEMA OOM- aplttr ATIONAL THEATER. 5 HN T. FORD. see OC RIETOR Vv . ee ) | FOUR PER £8 ONLY at SEXT MONDAY bay at tion of the ladies toe large sortment of _ FRENCH and AMERICAN PATT ETS. os: Mestrrs JARRETT & PALMER, lessens and man- ecers of Booth Theater New ne re idents of TSAR. e4 Star Cast, embracing the pon-4 UNTRIMMED HATS, to great varity and styles, @-Botion KID GLOVES, at gi 2. Mr. LAWBENCE BARRETT. Des . =e r Di a ta R | Mr. FRANK ©. BANG! EMAROIDERIES on Pi | Mr. MILNES LBVICK. a4 reatly Bedacea P ELL DAVENPORT. Q)PENED- Which Obtained at Their Fatablishment the Un © tomenah nities ar rails an of rtm. ONE HUNDRED CONSECE TIVE NIGHTS, Lace mots ARS Bé joa quanta OF by Ot the inter and most attractive denigas | Witt be'Produced bere ioe selection of propriate Beenecy BAMBURG EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMINGS | Graweatie thas INFANTS’ LACE OAPS mado to order, at Suces Wl Ge Ronen Be BES. SELMA RUPP | ZHURSHS Be the Goth instant atthe | _warSe-tr Ste Oh meee Pe, | Box Ofies = : PRICES Beserved Sests, $180 Goreral Ades Ea VERNILYA‘'S LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER aT (BE PRINCETON COLLEI# GLEE CLUB €10 924 Street, Opportte Patent Office a ] so A CONCERT, AT LINCOLN HAaLu Also, on hand, fi @t the Following ‘pric. | On FBIDAY EVEBING, April 21. at § o'clock French Kid Bottowed 700 Bugiish * So feserved Seats can be procured at Metrerott's | "3 French Pebble “ Music These Goods are all made at end are gua £60 ) oxtabitahment ned to De®, tal to any work manu- United States Te, 925 Pennsylvania ave: (Rep. Chron } )MIQUE. Eleventh Street, w Penn mia Arne OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. Performance EVERY WIGHT. Matines for La- dies and Children KVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTEBNOON. FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECT. Variety. Drama, Buriesgue and Comedy. nov??-1y i F SACRIFICE SF WOWAR HATA AIDS at #12. f price BRAIDS at QS. former prise 8 beet former price i R** AND IMITATION LAO | = | RGBEST PORTNEK'S SUMMER GAR BRAL i, In Ale: F f | | scnsons where the bese LGe sant cleere tone meen s, j epé-im* | ‘SCORER : 716 Maecer Sra OLp No.) On Exxhibition (New No, LABGE ASSORTM OF OBEAP &. | ‘486 P+) phe Werte tai ey ae Gad SS ee cemsheceneans ae 3 UE EIN= OF TADINg UNDRBo an. 5 ‘Tth street, betes Dand & eet2, _ ¥ | Tinos tergest stock uf ager Hangoge, hatow | A “Parasols: cteomar Shader, Pictares, Frames, ‘sad Tas . 8. | Sia ee | LADIES CLOAKS AND SUITS, st a re- | _Ba"Plesse remember Name snd Number. jyl-ty 14 duction at HELLER ———— | | PROFESSIONAL. K. J.B. WALTON, DENTIST tothe Cased Biates Naval Academy at Annapolis, d., fora number of years, reepectfuliy rs bie professional services to the citiieus of | Washington. Offce, 932 £ sirest northwest. be- tween Sb and iirh ep?) im* D5i2 CLETSS SMITE, Dore Bas removed bis office from 637 Penn os Ss YY OS BAS AND RECETY: Sesortmert of MILLIN latet styles of HATS, KIBBO! Attts uty Syall susdea. end the best . aud | market, for g1, st 8. BSUL' : ay? Tile Market . WE ISSITE THE LADIES TO CALL AND exemine our stock D »M 0, JUST BECEIVED, Ivania avenue to 325 0 street o ‘W., 8 few doors esst from 435 «treet a: MA ATTORNE VaTiaw, a a8: a im that + Boom 4, wae —_ 1" apd san Mt OOF. Le. 850. aa came D SPECIALTIES. SPECUACTins. pos == |* iG_EIsinGeR, q . OD Wwe STiCe THE PBACK, N rye cLoup. | Bo, 6O9 7th Sirect n. w., opposite United States OORSETS, SKIRTS, BI LES, j tent Office. . FRENCH LAUNDRY POMPaDOUES, jant0-iy PADS, SHOU BACKS. HOSIERY. LADIES’ COTTON AND MERINO UNDERWEAR. KID GLOVES, TioT, Btock of Fancy Goods complete. 6m Removed to 1910 Bovcitics recelvad dally. Agency for Domestic lone. tebe iS RARME Poa | FRESCO, DECORATIVE and every desoription of *OMBAMENTAL aod ea in PainTiNG, BOOKS AND STATLONERY. street rorthwest, Sa AGM, in | SPECIMEN RUOM.T10 & sire-t northwest, E ANCIENT REGIME. By Taine. | _sau2hay "WASHINGTON, D.O Fotard- the Btreight Goss. “By Wane, | ON. D.. - ‘coward: ra F | PER SET FOR TEETH. FiTHEM saw. Prayer and Ite Remarkable Answers.” By Dr | $7 Goilege of Dental Bare ged ote Llugtrated Comment ary gaytg Acts ot tne Bush Medigal 4 4 best by it | east aie, corner of . Gas and chi: roform used in Tre Mariner's Progress, By Dances Mac | extracting teeth. sugll-ly rego. Littl: Friends at Glenwood By Mies howe M. B. x WM DALLA tune. : “Life ad Letters of fo 0:4, Lecears ot ney FORSALE bY 7 te 1876 spriwve;: 1876 in Adare, | Alexander Hamilton,” Fi Mandals PRICE LIST OF MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING! or A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU: RESS COATS AND VESTS. | | Ortental Silk Pid Worsted Coats & Vests...620 00 Northampton Bilk Ribbed Worsted do. do ... 15 00 | Vienna Diagonal Worsted Coats & Vest...... 16 50 | Blackington Black and Gold Worsted do. do 15 00 | | Uxbridge Fancy Silk Worsted Ooats & Vests 12 00 | Narragansett Fancy Bl’k Worsted do. do...... 10 00 BUSINESS SUITS. Fine Elboeuf Spring Onse. Satter. G20 OO Fine Deiatarre Plaid Cass. Suit........ the United States, Cen- mary edition Woltmce 1nd 3, 2.28 per vel. nartir MOMUN BROS. , rt 18 Pa. av. | The Disgonal Bibbea Oass. Suit........ Gen'ne Washington Mill Bine Flannel Suit- | NEW S00Ks RECEIVED anD FOR | North Hoosic Block Cass. S28 sees cone j BALE AT Conner 436 street and Penna. av. Led: a ceatiy poa ad | | My Young Aloides: A Faded Photograph. By the YOUTHS’ SUITS. ee ee Ee o The Carate in Ci Oliphant. M!}Iborg Diagonal Worsted Suit. «ier Dearest Foe. By Me. Alexanders wathor of Lippin Bitk Ribbed Cass. Su! ‘be Wooing O'T. | Mason’s Hair-tine Oass. Suit. | London Plaid Cass. Suit... | New York Milis Cass. Sui BOYS’ SUITS. Norwalk Fancy Worsted Sutt .. - it. rs. Limber's Bafle; or, A Oburch Fair and tte ictime. tebis-tr | MEN'S WEAR. Koickerbocker Obeck Cass. Suit SPRING GOODS. mar 28-tr PARASOLS. PARASOLS. PARASOLS, SUN UMBKELLAS. SUN UMBRELLA: SUN UMBRELLAS, New stock, all styles and me and NEW STYLES i | PINE GOODS, Give me a call and y: » (€2 on every Parasol ye 3 you CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY. estes ___ cos stamens egy. Putas SUITS TO ORDER, WéaTceaEs FROM 35 UP. bey FROM $14 UP. BY ALL THE MOST OKLEBEATED MAKERS. ‘& Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. BE MADE = W.GALT, EEO. 00. | SPRING OVERCOATS, P. “ a ele UP. (Late Dodee $ Darneitie,) Beal Estate and Stock Broker, Corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue. MONEY LOANED IS SUMS TO SUIT. DEVLIN & CO;