Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1876, Page 4

TINT EVENING STAR. MONDAY.... April 24, In76, Weather Probabilities To-day. Orricr oF CHIFF SIGNAT OPricer, WASHINGTON, April 24, 1876. Dering the rest of Monday, in the middle AUantic and sonth At je States. the low- est pressure move eastward over Cape Ha teras. with northeast backing to northwe winds, rising barometer, colder, rainy, fol- lowed by clearing weather in the middie Atlantic states, and warmer south west veer~ ing to cooler norih west winds, rising barom- eter, partly cloudy weather in the south Atlantic states LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-' ational Theeter—Jalius Cesar” by the great New York cast. Ford's Opera House —“Panl Pry” by the Joe Jefferson Dramatic Clap. Theater Comique— ‘Tne Octoroon” rarieties. quatine’s New Church, (15th strert).— neert for the bene dt of the chareb. and Condensed Locals. The street lamps will be lighted at 7:15 p. WW. ar«! extinguished at } 15 a.m retty rough on Judge ¢ Grephie’s pictare of him! Officer Crump, of the fourth prectac! & kicecap fractured | the result of a tumbie artter - Pp @ provoking error. the name of Crouse” appeared |. the police report urday as baving heen assaalied by one Har- riet Kane. Krause, an entirely different party from Dr. Cronse.’ both in name and ocenpatior A leman,accompanicd by a lady, ant @ burse wearing @ white apron and a Fre: cap, aud carrying a her arias, visited the ( tracted considerable attention. To day Messrs. Birney & Birney entered suit for Robert Hamilton against John B. Alborn. for trespass, in having on the 36th of July, (<6, been run over by defendant's team, ard in being injured in limbs and About the head and body. He claims $3,000 dam Brother Bettelin, president of Roek Hill college, the well-known educational inst tution at Ellicott City, Md., in charge of Christian Brothers, handed to Commissioner Eaton, of the Bureau of Education, to-day, some excellent drawings of the batldin| and grounds by Ero. Octave, of the college, also & history of the institution, al! for exh: bition in the educational department of the Centenpial exhibition. oe The District'tn Congress. BILL TO APPOINT A WATER BOARD. The bill introduced In the House to day by Judge Buckner, to regulate the distribu- tion of Potomac water, provides for the ap- ee of five persons, who shall be resi- is of the District_two to be practical plumbers, two to be civil engineers, and one an architect-who shall be known as the Board of Water Counmissioners, hold thelr Offices for five years, and have power tomake ali the necessary rules and regulations for the distribation of Potomac water. The board thus created is authorize 1 to appoint two inspectors, who shall be plumbers, to i the plumbing work; a water eogineer ‘and an inspector and tapper of water mains. Every plumber applying for a license must be vouched for as a person of responsibility and good reputation, and shall give bonds in the sum of $1,000, conditioned that he will 4ndempify and save harmless the District from any and all accidents by reason of any epening in any street made by him. A for- feiture of the license of any plumber ts to operate asa suspension of the license held by any co-partner. RILL FOR RELIEF OF M. G. EMERY. A bitl was uced in the House to-day to pay, in 5 tet bonds, to M.G. Emery a Scotch terrier in ‘ol to-day, and at- ist $1,500, on account of damages sustained by | bim to his property through the operations of the Board of Public Works. ——— TEE AKLINGTON TURNPIKE NUISANCE. For over two years the road of the Ariingto’ turnpike company, from the canal bridge t Roach’s spring, has been in a danger: dition, and frequent mention ba> been ma: of it ip the newspapers of Washington ar Alexand=1a, but all without effect. Noguanis er protection have been placci along the road, but large holes have been dug to get sand ont, and left open. No less than three serious accidents bave occurred; the first in- Jjuring Mr. James Young, who was thrown from his buggy and bad his ankle sprained; next, a horse and mule, be jonging to Mrs. Bowen, fell pbankment and were killed wot least, the accident to Mr. Ben tin on Saturday tast, TreEStan) Itisad an ineerporated body like the Arlington Turnpike company should be aliowed to n @DUIsANce Within two miles al capitai, and yet compel tray- pay toli know that €Iry store Pepusy! some | rare novelties, just rec . in and gold, which are really exquisite. We there noticed a Landsome neck cb mace in Paris, the cross accompany! being of onyx. on whieh is placed a 8! cross set ip French diamonds. of the set n s articles are $10 each. Wea m onyx and gold lock- ets, set in pearl, at $5, Maltese crosses in onyx, gold and peari, at $10; onyx ear-rings in square block with pearl setting, at <3; onyx esrrings in plain crosses, at €2, and shawl pips to match, at tr. Prigg has reds of othe to please the tas in of rea! onyx, SO olber novelties ‘in hur vies, which will not fai tele of all.—|S CoLonFr Gro ing editor of the bonds of matrimony last bight Lo Mrs. Helen B. Phillips, by the [tev. lyr. Newman, of this city. The quietness of the marr‘age will no doubt be a source of as great surprise to tar large cirele of friends of the happy groom and his charming bride as it was to ihe at. laches of the paper, who were only made aware of the fact a few minutes before the departure of the %0S train for New York city, whither the newly-mated couple have gone to spend the honéymoon. Congratula- tions and good wishes for a bappy fature Bre tendered the Colone! aud his spouse.— { Chromele, this mornena. —-——. FFICER A.C. DySON, Of the police force, Who has been {ll for the past two months n consumption, died yesterday morning at bis residence, on F. between 9th and ioth streets southwest. He was regaried as a faithful officer, and was generally respected by all who knew him, and especially in South Washington, w: he was rai He was ‘ormeriy a well wo local pol lician in the 7th ward, but when his appointment in 148 he dropped politics and strictly observed the rules of General regret !s expressed among the cers and citizens at his death 4 two ehildre wa o ORKHILE Sa sale of Messrs Fr ¢ TATUAR § Collect: MAREL# Er ian rnarble v and we wor des paratively sm: > Pex Joseph Bishof, a brick stable h side alley between H and I and sti ih streets southwest; $500. Michael Donoghue, & two-story frame dwelling, wes: side Warren, between id and ith streets, Georgetown; $400. George Feraas,a two story brick dwelling, east side 5th, between Roode Istand avenue and T street north. weet; S00. Robert Leitch & Sons, @ boiler room. south side D, between 2th and ith streets nortuwes!; $100. RGINTA «HBORS. — Justice of Freedman’s Village, while driv- tif {o bis home on Saturday night, of bis legs broken by being thrown buggy near Fort Kunyon. “A lodge of Good Tempiare has “been organized at Draivesville, Fairfax county, Va., by James F. Devine, state lecturer. with twenty-one charter members. ----The corner-stoue of the new M. Church South, at fairfax eoun- ty, Va., will be laid by the Masonic frater- nity on the 27th of this month. online thins ‘com ais MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued +> Moses Kelly and Louisa Yearby, P. eney and Mary Pithani, George B. bolland Mre. Helen B. Philips, Ernst G ~ oe. sales Lawson, Cosy Esko uietta Wililams; Ben. . c and Amanda M: Davia.) /°" 4“: H- Hotcer —_.—___. VALUABLE PR TY ON Lith E AT AUCT 1o-— Thomas Dowling. suction iil sell, to-morrow, at 5% o’ciock, in front of the premises, valuable improved real es- tate situateon tbe west side of ith street, between T and U ctreets. F i eee Advi Lisemer a Mateeniea —<. Fish MARKET To-par.—So! Golden & Evother, fish aoe for Sliasi? per bundred; 20.09) herriuge’ for #1fa¢12 pes thousand = \ The Revival Meetings. The perae assaulted was one | manag. | was united in tbe | | ne received | halone | - | OD-RYE TO HAMMOND AND BENTLEY. On Saturday, at the close of the Bible meeting at Dr. Sunderiand’s church, Mr. Hammond took leave of bis friends. Before Cotbg so. bowever, he feelingly addressed Une converts as to the necessity of taking a frm stand and working for the cause. He | advised them to unite with some chureh and | the Sunday school, and referred to long | speeches, prayers and remarks, at times very | dull and uninteresting, as calculated to keep people from meetings, and suggested that it would be of advantage If it was understood in the prayer and praise meetings that no one ® or pray more than three minutes. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond, Mr. Coe, of Newark, N.J., and Mr. J. V. Hood, of Chicago, who has been reporting the meetings for the Washington morning pe Ts left in the 4:20 train on the B. & P. R. R. for Baltimore. Ere leaving Mr. Coe and Mr. Hatomond addressed a large crowd on we north side of the depot, and getting on the train a few minutes before the signal to start was given, a large number gathered on the platform and sang a number of appropriate | pieces until the train steamed out. | Yesterday afternoon the meeting at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms was largely attended. There was a select | eboir present, led by Mr. Bristow, accompa- pied by cornet and organ. Mr. A.T. Stewart, the seeretary of the association, presided, and Rev. Dr Noble opened with prayer, and Rev. W. 8. Hammond read a selection of ure. Short addresses were made by Hall, Lieutenant Galbraith, Mr. Nye (son of ex: Senator Nye), J. 8. Post (late & paymaster in the navy), and Rev. Dr. San- deriand. At the 6 o'clock prayer meeting a nomber of the recent converts related their experience TO DAY'S MEETING. twithstsnding the disagreeable weather moraing there was a very fair atten ance atl anderiand’s cbureb. The mee! arge of Rev. W. S. Hammond a service of song, led by Prof. Bul- eral prayers were offered. Dr. Noble rom the 3d chapter of John’s first epistle, momencing at the isth chapter, on the power of Christian love. Reports were made from Dr. Raukin’s and Dr. Domer’s meetings last night. Col. Andrews called attention to | a special ca: | art made a report from the Christian Asso- | clation’s meeting. Mr. Needham related that seme conversions had taken place on the trains of the Reltimore and Potomac nad. Capt. Hester made a report from ; . | yailro he meeting at Dr. Gray's chureh last even- ing. Ki fr. emick called attention to a | special case, and Mr. Muna offered a prayer. Dr. Rankin referred to many persons having heen attracted to the meetings to hear Brother Hammond, and the necessity of | special rta to continue the meetings. “The Beautiful Shore” was sung, after which | Rev. W.S. Hammond read the requests for prayers—51 in number—among them one for 4n actor, one for a doorkeeper, feveral for skeptics, and @ number for relatives and friepds in Baltimors. Mr. Hammond offered | a fervent prayer, and a praise meeting fol- lowed, as also an Inquiry meeting. Meetings will be held to night at the 9th street M. P. church, Hamline church, Rev. Dr. Noble’s church, and the Lutheran echureb, Ist street, near C southeas Oa Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nings the meetings will be held at the Congre- gatioual church. AMUSEMENTS. — National Theater —Shak- speare’s crand play, “Julius Cesar,” will be performed here to-night under the supervis- ion of Messrs. Jarrett and Palmer, of th's Theater. New York, where ithad a run of one hundred consecutive nights. [t will be presented bere with all the appropriate scenery and paraphernalia tha. marked its success In New York. The ‘great four”— Barrett, Bangs, Davenport and Levick—will show our citizens some fine acting. Tne en- gagement is limitea to three nights only, witb &® grand matinee on Wednesday, and the National will scarcely have standing rocm. For Opera House —The Joe Jefferson vorably Known in our midst, will give a Centennial entertainment to-wight, present- ing “Paul Pry.” to assist in paying the ex- | Ite sehools. The worthy object, and the abi!- ity of those participating, should insure a large audience, notwithstanding the other attractions. &t. Ancustine’s New Church, (15th street, be- tween M aud ‘There will be a grand concert here to-night in aid of the church, at which some of the best amateur talent in the city will assist in rendering both instra- | mental and voeal music. St. Joseph's Hall, (corner 5th and H orth west )—Tnere will be a fatr for tof St. Joseph’s chureh (German) every night until May Ist, commencing this even- 1 ing. ' Theater Comigue — Milton Nobies ati | the boarda here. This week he is t in the well-bnown drama, “The (ec: Many new varieties will ‘also be pr. taking quite an extensive programa grentistesear wnat cit, stree’ he b holds appear »rooa.”” uted, No MEDALS POR THESCHOOL CHILDRE Tits YFAR.—The District Commissioners ve declined to approve the request of the i trustees for permission to expen in the purchase of medals ct prizes, to be given in the public schoo | the Distr ——_-——__ | EIN THE Covnty.—Yesterday, abo acies of wood land on the farms of Messrs. Robinson, and . Middleton, in Horne, ty, northeast of Soldiers red over. It is supposed that some { ma 5 person set the woeds on fire, ANOTHER STORY DENIED.—The ngor (Me.) Whig makes a broad denial of a story rinted by some democratic papers, that | Mr. Blaine and Mr. Hale, on their return ; from a visit to the British Provinces last autumn, smuggied goods to the amount of ghtest truth in the assertion, and it adds: ‘The ty referred to consisted of five ree of them ladies, and their en- lire baggage was two ordinary trunks and one small valise—rather a moderate allow- ance for a tour of some weeks through the Provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. They brought no more baggage home than they took away. THE METHODIST (AMP-MEETING ESTAR- LISH MENT at Tarentum, Pa., were destroyed by fire Friday night. The Tarentum grounds have been owned by the Methodists of Pitts- burg and vicinity for many years, and the | cottages belon; lo tne members of the | church im Pittsburg. The ground probably | contained one hundred and fifty frame cot- tages, which Apter oye of four and five rooms of neat architectual design, and many | completely furnished, except with bed clotii- irg. The only buildiags saved were the ten- a@nt house occupied by the superintendent, and the emp hotel. Loss $50,000. The nationa! camp-meeting was announced to be held there in August. | Capt. Jack's Bopy.—A correspondent of ihe Salem (Oregon) Mercury, writing from Fort Kiamath, says: “The fact that Capt. | Jack’s grave sunk down last summer created considerable discussion, and, to put JI speculation at rest, the grave was openet a few daysago. Strange to nothing but an rer rude pine box was found in the grave. The opinion is now that the bodies of Jack and the other Indians hanged with him were taken east preserved in alcohol shortly after the Indians suffered death, and that they will be heard of again as mum- and offered prayer. Mr. Stew- | Dramatic Club, which is quite well and fa- | — ses of the Centennial exhibit of the pub- | mies On exhibition at the Centenuta! display | in the city of Philadelbhia, | GOLDSMITH MAID.—The San Franeiseo Bo! letin of the 13th tnstant says: “Goldsmith Maid, the world-renowned trotting mare, will return east in charge of Bud Doble on Saturday. Her career ou the turf is believed to re ended. She is now nineteen years old nevertheless, in her contest with Golden Gate om Saturday last,on the Bay District Astoriation race course, she trotted a mile in =19),. despite the blustering condition of the weather.” STUDENTS DUEL.—A long standing fend between two young students of Bethlehem, Pa.. resulted in aduel yesterday morning. The weapons were swords, and the meeting took piace in the drivin; rk at Rit- tersville, at about 5a. m. He fore any blood Was shed, however,a special officer a, peared, | causing principals and seconds to aocamp: | No arrests and nobody hurt | SUICIDE OF A LawYer.—Edward J. Wi!- son, @ prominent lawyer In New York, com- | Initted suicide @ week ago by throwing him- self inthe East river. The fact was only | made Known Saturday. He was reported to | be worth £500,000, and the cause of snicide is | reported to have been unfortunate specula- tions in real estate. | ——_____.. | _ A TRAGEDY.—Two weeks ago Frank Car*, | Sged eleven years, fell from a window of his ‘ther’s house, on Seventh street. Hunter’s Point, and was instantly Killed. The child's mother witnessed the accident, and was so | prostrated at the sight that she die! this morning from th of the nervous shock.—[N. ¥. Lett THE SMI1 HSONIAN ATTSE CENT! Foor cars were recelyed at the gover Centennial ye Philadelphia, day, irom the Smithsonian Institute, with exhibits of food for fishes, fishery. products, zoological and ethnological specimens and animals—minerais in large ga ge quantities have es #7 Louis Kiel, president of the republic o: ——— during the insurrection of tea, 1 according to the Ottawa Free Press, in a mad house at Montreal. 7 it didn’t take Dom Pedro long to fal) Pio American customs. He leaves tis wit Fenind, wile he takes @ trip across the ¢, inent. effects men Satar- THE COURTS. Crrimat Covrt—Judge MacArthur. On Saterday Joho Omstead, alias Hum stead, charged with bigamy, was found not guilty. ‘ward Butier and Wm. Wallace, burglary and larceny, two cases, plead guilty; sentenced to one year in the peniten- Uary in one case, and sentence suspended in the other. Robert Smith, grand larceny, plead guilty and was sentence t to 18 mouths in the Renitentites. Louis Wayman and Isaiah Weaver, grand larceny, were con- vieted and sentenced to 15 months in the | Athyn Charles Greer, assault with intent to rape; jury failed toagree and were discharged. TO DAY. Charles E. Bruce, charged with presenting a forged check purporting to be signed by W. SSturtagh, was place? on tral, but GEORGETOWN. Tur REVIVA A daily prayer meeting Will be bela at ila. m. at the C street M. & church during this week, conducted by Revs. Murray, Norris, and Howe. Usual night meeting aiso held there this week. Services conducted by same ministers. THE GRAND CONCER® for the benefit of Christ Church will take place to-morrow evening atthe Curtis school building. array of talent, whose eqnal has never beard in Georgetown, will — . Messrs. Kobr, Read and Young. and Mrs. Cam) among the vocai soloists. A crowded ‘will doubtless be present. Gnrain.—By canal—Boat H. M. Talbott, With 3,000 bushels of wheat and 1,000 bushels of corn, consigned to H. M. Talbott; also, 500 bushels of corn to T. C. Wheeler. ALEXANDRIA. SuIT Acaler HE MonTPRLTER a CIATION.—In the corporation court, day, was tried the case of Douchy & Co. vs. The Montpelier Female Humane Associa. tion, asuit brought by the plaintiffs to re- cover of the defendant the sum of #—— for advertising the institution throughout the United States. The court instructed the after a few witnesses had been examined the pleaof not guilty was withdrawn, and @ verdict of entered. ilty of uttering forged papers Rev. ow M. Addison, of Trinity ed to the good character of the © was & man of remarkable and considerable mind, who bad been engaged in the Sunday school work in the southern section of . the sity The court sentenced him to one year in the Al- bapy penitentiary—the lowest term under the law. Jobo Thomas, charged with bur- giary and Jarceny at the dwelling-house of 8. 8. Smoot, plested “guilty to the first of- fense, because I ain’t got any lawyer, but I'm not guilty of the crime.” “The court di- rected thata plea of not guilty be entered, aud assigned Mr. Ligh Kobinson to the de- fense. He was convicted and sentenced to three years at Albany. James Payne, charged with assault With intent to Kill Samuel Bruce, was convicted of assault and sentenced to six months in jai Richard Thorn, larceny of carpenter's tools, pleaded guilty. and was sentenced to six mouths in jail. Benjamin Anthony, alias Jonn Rob- inson, do., do; sentenced to reform school during minority. CovsT IN GENERAL Tram. Today, Wallach Van Risw Butterfield agt. Ust andates of su preme Court of the United States filed Stanton, receiver, agt. Morsell et al.; decree in pursuance of order of United States Su- preme Court signed. Tne bond of J.T.C. Clark, justice of the peace, was approved. cert, the veruict should be for them, and h this question of fact the jary were un- able toagree. This is the frst suit that has been tried in a@ Virgtoia court against the aseociation, although others are pending. Fiso Rrrort.—The receipts of fish at Fishtown have fallen off s0 much that the agents and dealers are becoming despond- ent. Since yesterday's report there have been received there ouly 4,600 shad and 25,000 herring. The small quantity of rock and perch which are canght are eaten on the | shores, and scarcely any come to market. Shad sold to day from $14 to £16.50 per bun- dred, and herring from $11.50 to $12.50 per thousand. THE FISHERMEN'’S TROUBLES.—The Port Tobacco Zines says:—“It is rumored about town that there will be a meeting of the state board of oyster and hery police at Annapolis on the 2th instant, at which j . time, it is said, the action of Capt. Geo. W. Adjourned to Monday next. Carpenter in the recent gillers’ war on the | Equity Coort—Judge Wylte. | Potomac will be inquired into.—[Gazerte, 2d. To-day. decrees and orders were passed in twenty-seven cases, and the court adjourned to May 2. PoOLice CouRT—Judge Seu. To-day, Milly Harrison, threats to Marga- CITY ITEMS. WE RFCOMMEND to the public Mr. Isaac ret Jackson, bonds to keep the peace. Moses | Alexander's new invention, dated ith Lummux, larceny of a pair of shoes from | Mareb, 1 It herd egy all other eye- Geo. Cohen; 0 days in jail. Charles Allen, | glassey. See advertisement. lareeny of a dozen apples, pleaded guilty; =2 Caroline Cooper, assault’ on George Moore; $1and costs. Humphrey Foster, assault on Virginia Foster, who testified that her hus- FORTIFY AND TONE THE FeEnLECouGH- TORN LUNGS with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, avd they will soon assume their ~ bealthy and regular tone and action. It is an Shean cares — ne er eee absolute safeguard against consumption. Keep the Joan H. Taylor, assault on | P18e’s Toothache Drops cure in one minute. 5 . ———_e—___ Harriet Ford; 5 and costs. Tillman John-| py sprrRof prostration night sweats, spit- son, assault on Dan’l Reardon; $5 and costs. Ling of blood, hectic fever, and the most dis- Thomas plenary tressing cough, fracritine yond patients have been saved and restored by the regular use of Baker's Cod Liver Oi and Phosphate of Line. in this form itisa pleasant medicine, and should be early resorted to. John C. Baker & Co., Philadel phi =e Witnor’s Cop Liver O11 AND LimE.— The great popularity of this safe and effici cious preparation is alone attributable to its intrinsic worth. In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Scrofuious Humors, and all Consumptive Symptoms, it has no pe jor, ifequal. Let no ove neglect the early symptoms 1 ease, when an agent is thus at hand which will alleviate all complaints of the Chest, Lung: or Throat. Manufactured only by A. B. Deena Chemist, Boston. Soid by all dri gists. threats to Anna Stewart, bis stepd: 100 bonds, or 30 days. THE COURT'S LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TOO CONFIDING. George W. Emerson, charged with obtain- ing one dollar from Frank T. Baldwin, who testified that he deposited one dollar’ with Emerson for the purpose of getting employ- ment as @ copy = eee published adver- Urementof Emerson. He was sent by tbe latter to one Hoover, somewhere on 9th 8 Whom it was represented wished a copyis' He hunted up Hoover, who told him that he never bad authorized Emerson to procure a copyist for him. He returned to Emerson’ © » and found some half dozen women and as many men there who had been sent on the je wild-goose chase. He had been swindled. The court told him that there was no law to meet the case; law was not made to protect fools. He should learn bet- ter than to suffer himself to be taken in and done for in that way. When a@ man pays dollar to sucb a concern as this for employ- ment, and he fails to obtain it, he has no remedy under the statutes. The court would be very glad to enforce any penalty, but there is none. This should serve as a good lesson; case dismissed. Emerson walked out of the court with a smile childlike and bland. ——— Prom a Carriage Manufacturer. MEYERSTOWN, Lebanon Co., Pi November 10, Messrs. Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Boston. Gentlemen: have been afflicted for two years with what I sup; i to be consump- lon. I have suffered from a severe = in my left side, the pain being but slight at first, but increasing In severity every day until it was almost impossible for me to fol- low my avocation without great suffering aud the most exerneiating pain. I have tricd almost every Known remedy without receiving the least relief. My brother hay- ing been afflicted with spitting of blood and ail the tendencies of consumption, and hav- ing been cured by Dr. Wistar’s Balsamn of Wilt Chrrry, recommended it to me, and I at once commenced using it with the most satisfac- | tory results. My pain is gradually growing less, aud I feel much better than I have for some time past. As long as the Balsam does as much to restore my health as it has done thus far, so long shail I continue using it, and I would advise all afflicted with lang diseases to give it a trial. I remain yours A MIXED 107. ary Brown alias Julia Banks. disorder- Eugene Boston, profane; $5. Jerry Quack, a vagrant, was Sent down for ninety days. Wesley Williams. drunk and diser- deriy; $5. Wm. Jones, Daniel Breoks and Caries Smith were sent down as vagrants. sley Johnson, carrying @ sword can Win. Parker, lareeny of a pocket book containing €10 from George (ireen; 60 days in jail. Richard Williams, larce straw hats, (0days. Edward Ce a a tinued. truly, Danig B. HARPER. to Gen. Sherman, took place this morning | ,,°0 cents and $i a bottle. Sold by ali drug ‘rom St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic Church | 8!8ts- at Greenpoint. A solemn requiem mass was ——— FINe FRENCH CLorH Dress SuITs made offered for the repose of the soul of the de Ge 5 : $ to order, $40, at Moore’s, 1011 N. Y. ave. 4,1%,6 ceased. Gen. Sherman and Ltent. Fitch and —— wife were present. The floral decorations TRY Marburg Eros. Seal of North Carolina were the most magnificent ever witnessed in Greeppoivt. The body was juterred in Cal vary cemete! . ¥. Ei Smoking Tobacco. ages. 0 ee > NoTHING New UNDER THE SvuN.—But FRACTIONAL Ct AT A PRE- + A MIUM.—The amount of silver paid out jn tne | Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4; sub Treasury yestery yesterday was about $17,000. Arrangements are being made with 10 and 20 cent pack- Sar Springs fn Winter. Reasons for going ny Drs. Strong’s Reme- dial Institute in winter, with circular de- scribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, oo dropathic and Electro-Thermal ths, Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and Faradale Electricity, &c., will the authorities in Washington to receive !arger amounts of fractional currency. Taere isalready @ slight premium on fractional notes.—[ y. Stun { Mr. MCDONALD'S SIX CES Hu be sent on application. ican ee tae City for sono | Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic aise damages, having fallen into the 4th avenue | 6888 @ specialty. e 12,24,m0,W,f,8; improvement at 59tb street. He was trying Removal. to lake home two Intoxicated friends. ‘The Jory, after @ week's trial, gave him six cents mages. PRAIRIE FIRES. — Reports from various FIRST-CLASS SCOURING AND DYEING. A. Fischer enlarged his establishmest by removing to his new building, 906 G st. north- West, three doors west of 9th points in Western lowa, in Nebraska and | Dis former place. By prom; Southern Dakota represent destructive prai- | atest Improvements, whet rie fires raging the past two days, involving | Qf European invention, he is enabled todo great loss of property. No lives have been | 0Y work in a manner not to be equaled by lost yet, though in some instances people es- caped with only their night clothes. ®7-The population of Ireland decreased 11,523 In Is75, leaving the total at about 5,300,000. SECOND GRAND SALE = or HAMBURGS, EMBROIDERIES, AND TRIMMINGS, TO LAST UNTIL APRIL. those hot possessing these facilities. w7- Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with- out being taken apart. m7 Crape Veils refinished nice and chea; wa” Grease stains removed effectually. s7 Gent’s garments cleaning and dyeing a specialty. —- Prices lower than ever before, to suit the times. Corns. &c.—“The Wi on daily walks de ” and unousands from far and near visit Dr. \te’s establishment, lvania yd Wi le: fgton in ieee Feo, si per visit i —_—_——— PARTIES ABOUT TO BUILD CAN SAVB MONEY BY OONTBAOCTING WiTH UB, As we keep in regular stock, and are amt in most approved mauner, every HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PLUMB- ING, SEWERAGE, GAS-PIPING, &. TIN ROOFING. . tee i » TIN HOT-AIR PIPES to be THE CHEAPEST GOODS OFFERED! VER ym Fro 260 NEW STYLES or HOSIERY, FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND OHILDREM. | oy ave ang MAHBLE MANTELS, tn excellence S87 THB GREATEST BARGAINS IN BAL- | “styles and colors anequ BEIGANS AND FINE HOSIBKY. BANGES, FURNACES and FIRE-PLAO ar Ronse tn ht Sit ond orsign ramsey Cte : ci, ‘tm fo make fay CHAS. BAUWS, positions to capitalists and contractora, WArh-Sm 4thp 408 Tre STREET. 4b KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S OAST-OFF WEARING AFF can to the v My be sold pu ‘mail prc a seca seetent . paid. i pila jaut-Iy, PA.) HORSE FOOD. pe CARRIAGES. . We are selling, at gi LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, CLARENCES, COACHES, GORDON S FOOD FOR HORSES AND CATTLE. BCONOMY,VIGOR,SPEBD, FINBAPPEAR- ay ia aed INGBEDIENTS ALL VEGETABLE, je 100 Feeds fer $2.00, Depot in Washington, 609 Louisiana avenue, eclt-eotm 0. P. LAUBENSON & 00. AFFLETON’S AMERICAN CYCLOPE mr Partlon te Washington. or vicfot iiss COUPES and COUPELETS. Our Patent Ooumterbolonced Pront FIVE- LIGHT LANDAUS, and FALLING FRONT BERLIN COACHES are the lead- ing Carriages of the day, and for beauty of de sign, simplicity and thoroughness in construction, @re unsurpassed. The Pulling Pronts to doth are iis ork will be supplied, in monthly inatatt | nicely counterbalanced by a Spring, (which ar. Bente, up ta Breet. frm he agency, 413 7th rangement is patented,*) @nd can ‘with ease be "Eo Bpechmen pagea teak eens oe eee icq. | lowered and raised with the finger. tion. We quarantee our work to be PIRST CLASS, Wie Quy FOND OF GOOD MATING | and to please in every particwar. a *No rights, under the above ox, OAT EW Gti rs, Posient, oi be elbows 1ONtH Under the an T MEAL, either foreign oF 4 5 sale by all fret class H. KILLAM & GCO,, 29 CHESTNUT STREBT, and Geveription bonght and the bigheat cash Prices paid: | gece matniy NEW HAVEN, CONN. pen pati, 10 COLMAN & C0... | NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CO., CoH TaN OFFICE, & Tk aaee Corner U5th st. and New York avenue, re ee font ga on ‘nice LOY, FIBE AND BUBGLAB-PROOF VAULTS. an ‘Silver Watches, reat, “Oikos bean b ae aeeton devestt, Bates tor fe Giowwian’ carves ena ali GEO: Wan ‘Vice Presid valve. ‘itis | janecy $38 aNIDER — | Reter of the scheme advertised asa gift con- | GEORGETOWN ADVERTS VOCAL AND ITSTRUMENTAL CON: For the Benefit of the ORGAN FUND OF CHRIST CHURCH, Geo ‘At the NEW SCHOOL BUILDING, acd Potomac —. TUESDAY BVE! Avril at Sovcieck. | chets. @1., Fo be nad at the fa 'W SPRIRG GOODS Li "Dress + Plaid and at 1236, 15, 30, 35, #0, 45 and Bo, | Alpacas and M: the best at § cts, ‘Dress Goods, very “From Gay to Grave, from Lively to Severe,” Ready-Made Department. COATS AND VESTS. Double breasted or Prince Albert, worsted Com:s with Vests to match, in reliable qualities from @22 to @25. aiepted fo the requirements cf the season. These Coat and Vests will give loth Frock Coste from $18 to @30, some of them my own especial manufactnre. Drap dete Coats and Vests of extra quality. BUSINESS SUITS. Intest designs in material and tremely low price of @16. Hine a bari m: be Boys’ and Youths’ School aud ‘Dr pleasing variety, at moderate prices. PANTALOONS. Hencsome variety of psa checks, stripes, u ixtores, black ribs, &c. Plain black, blue, 7, &c. SPRING OVERCOATS e ascortment of desirable patterns from $12 to $2. . a2m. Under- A Taree lec: garment. Paris Sos ie Biota Wtas value Lig German bal: jean. jaconet, sill tion, about §1 for ‘each pencers, extra vualitier jot of ach 8) much under hose. Irish linen all Hnen Collars and Cuffs, and black neck- ‘wear of good qualitiesand of unusual lengths. | bas ticle ited represented, and very article warranted as 5 ‘sp¢cial effort lias been made to secure only such articles as will fully secure the appronation of | purchasers. All ready made goods, pot worn or soiled. may be returned in two weeks, and j the purchase money will be refunded. ONE PRICE ONLY. GEORGE C. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET, spiltr SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEEO! 1876 1876 spriwe: PRICE LIST OF aze, | ! handkerchiefs, fine ltnen and _ MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING! or A. STRAUS, 1611 PENNSYLVANIA AYER DRESS COATS AND VESTS. Ortental Silk Pl'd Worsted Coats & Veats. Northampton Silk Ribbed Worsted do. do Vienna Diagonal Worsted Coats & Vests. Blackington Black and Gold Worsted do. do 15 00 Uxbridge Fancy Silk Worsted Coats & Vests 12 00 Narragansett Fancy Bik Worsted do. do...... 10 00 BUSINESS SUITS. ‘Ident Sprirg Cass, Sait... Fine Delabarre Plaid Cass. Suit. Edward Harris Hairline Cass. Suit ... The Versailles Checked Cass. Suit. The Disgonal Ribbed Cass. Suit............... Gen’ne Washiegton Mill Biue Flannel Sai North Hoosic Block Cass. Suit.. Hercules Scotch Cass. Suit. English Stripe and Plaid Cass. Suit. Knickerbocker Check Cass. Buit .. Seulsbury Brocken Check Cass. Suit... Union Cass. Suit, Frock and Sack. YOUTHS’ SUITS. Millburg Diagonal Worsted Suit... Lippin Bik Ribbed Cass. Suit. Mason’s Hair-line Osss. Suit. London Plaid Oass. Suit. sansa: New York Milis Cass. Suit........... BOYS’ SUITS. Norwalk Fancy Worsted Suit Camden Piaia Cass. Suit. Snow-flake Faucy Cass. Suit .. Knickerbocker Check Cass, Suit . Union C998, SUit srvvsswseeseemoen mar 2-tr eee AND STILL THEY COME. =, x THIED ARRIVAL OF CENTENNIAL BARGATNS Sam AT L, HEILBRUN’S CHEAP SHOE STORE, | No. 4027th Street northwest. } ‘* K. Boots, iting Gaiters. N. B.—* Look id woman in the window.” ap7-3m SPECiaAu noriog. VALIANT & OGDEN, CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISHING t Goons, 420 Sthatrect n w., Washington, D.0 Goods ¢elivered te any part of the Distr’ 27-Im is SPRINGSTYLES > NOW READY. BROADWAY and FIFTH AVENUE STYLE GENTLEMEN'S DRESS BATS, G2.204 66 iso, fine Soft and Sti FELT HATS of the most ved patterns. English and American SILK UMBBELLAS. Ladies’ SUN UMERELLAB. Bo. 609 7th sexes a. ¥ ey Toms UMBRELLAS and PABASOLS recovered, KER @ GREEN, 1419 PENNSYLVARIA AVENUE, mar8-ly Above Willard lotel. ‘Having the agency for the sale of thie REFRIGERATOR, we are prepared to furnish all sizes, from $20 up. WATER FILTERS ‘ACTOBY PRICES. WEBB & BEVERIDGE, ape-tr 1009 Penn. ave., near 1th street. PORTNER'S VIENNA BEER, FOR FAMILY USE LN THE CITY. ‘The demand for BO BEER has Haument, on Virginia avenue, soar Tia attack tak: og advantage of all the lateat ond bored. with ‘croateet care, for family ass i peat eta ae uae livered to any part of the Bake PORTN Office and 1-699 Virginie eve. | BIOR LIST. | In Boxes, contain: if I dozen 2.50, allow- res, containing 2 doen 120 per dozen, allowing 8 cents ‘per dozen for ‘and Box | We sauee Pina at moe oy ing the eame aps la ROBERT PORTNER, | Ne iby pee Fy wi = fair gush pees, See a ‘THE BEST A 4 (HEATER AMUSEMENTS. AL THEATER EnDounce te the respectful! ton that med Star Cast, embracing the LADIES’ GOODs. aR ce MRS. J. P. PALMER ae Basa recherche assortment of PARIS BONNETS ané EATS, Trimmes end Untrimme4, in Obip, and Ptrew: Basket Sk and Ribbon Fine Pane: epeares Grand FRENCH FLOWESS, LACKS ant NOVEL TIES G7 Special attention given to Orders Great Tragedians, Rs. . PALMER, Br. LAWBENCE BARRETT wee seubimients Mr. FRANK © BANGS, apt MILNES LEVICK. 974 ae As) ir BL. DAVENPORT, M WIULIAN I8 T BO fal dramatic company, aided by # bost of + the celebrated J.B. is ” SAMEK WATERPROO! the remarkable sone it serratiog LOT OF REAL PARISIAN BAIR ps u oR the Pisius of Sl good length—will be closed out at 88 per cept dlecount, st $1.20, General Adm M_WILLIAN'S 9 Bow Mic ATIONAL THEATER. THE FAIRLANB OPERA COMPANY, (Amateur xi ril 97 The om ty ‘airlam>, M | Emma Kacfmann, and Mere 8 Moree! te | Bimpsor.S W. Keen,and BB. Hay. FRIDAY EVENING, April 25— "Valerie. or ‘Treasured Tomers —Miss*ai te Fino, Mi Kmma Kevtms Sn6 Besers. BH. Morsell. S. W 3 ancd.A un SATURDAY EVENING. April 29—Tn “Favet l Fier poy aud Messrs M» Motveroit's j GE os KOSE MI With Union guare Theater Oo., New York. a2 PRCERSSOR SHELDOS EXAMINATION EXERCISE NATIONAL TH The Grand Fairy Spec CINDERELL AND THE LITTLE ceone aploador sion. ured seat ie. Prof.» don wilt be found at the ball daily from 00 to 12s. m0 and 1toS p. m.,for the snle of tickets. apli-ni” “Pisaion THUBSDAY RVENING. FORD'S OPERA HOUSE. Recure seats at Solomon & Chapman's NAUTHORS’ CARNIVAL Will be heid at MASONIC TEMPLE on th Evenings of 25th. 26th and 27th of + for th bevefit of the Women’s Christian A Feott, » Longfellow, Irving, Shak aptt-at ss0ci ation ap22 3° at EW CHURCH, my 0 L and Myon In aid of said Church, ‘ich the best professions! and amateur talent in city will assist, amon) ¥ are Prof. Echueider, of the Marine Band Prof. Anton Gloetruer, Mesdanes ©. ¥. Smith, » Leorarder and J. 5. Kimball, Messrs. k o00p r Noyes, Bischon, Seifert. Bockar, Holar. Miller Gannon and Lorero Seattaglia. apz-2t OBER BURNS. All lovers df BUBNS attending the “Anthors Carnival” are invited to call at the BURNS COTTAGE, MASONIC TEMPLE, April 25th, 26th, 7th It will be complete in all its ntmeats, thatch eds00f, 8c. wile ‘The Tablean of the Cotters’ SATUBDAY NIGHT Will be given. On sale will be found an elegant line of Jewelry, ¢ rm Rrooches, Pins, Thi Beotch Woodware. and Piald Good ‘The lewsies will serve Curde ard Scotch Cake otch thes, @ Whey Ores: Zhe groces re for the benefit of the WOMAN & CHBISTIAN ASSOCIATION. apr ut peare, | Borns, Mother Goove and others will be | | OF Serimert MAS. ™M. 3. BUNT ‘Btion of the ladies to a large as fsortment of fo and AMERICA) ATT Rare . BS PATTERN BON UNTRIMMED HATS, tm great variv 2-Button KID GLOVES, at @1.25. , 4 at ele BMBROIDERIES on Piqne. Cambric and And style ®t Greatly Bedoced Prices QPesev— A large and select amortment of LACE CAPS, HaTS AND BONSETS, ‘or Infants and Chtidren. (Of the latest sty les and most attractive desigue Fine selection of HAMBURG EMUROIDERY AND T. INFANTS’ LACE CAPS mate to on mar® tr MES. SELMA RUPPERTS, O14 Sb street, Mice as LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO OBDER AT : «Pa 610 914 Street, Or wi Of & foe stock of LADIES’ BOUTS prices Also.on han at the following rench Kid Buttoned... s7 00 Boglieh * yi 630 French Peibie mravennenses of These Goods are all made at my establishment nd are guarant-2 to be fectured in the United Mt mar2s-tr MON and 4h, No. 1209 Peon. aid al rth Charles street, Baltimore, #4 TUR. ¥. April $, a choice assortment of French’ inery DT : 8. n as FULL LINE OF LADIES UNDEBOAK- A MENTS, at 8 BELEEE SS” A LARGE STOOK @F SUN UMBRELLAS anc PABASOLS, selling of cost, at | 8. HELLER . | J ADIES CLOAKS AND BUITS, at | Lneeaee St Mp UIT Geubens” R= ADD IMiTaTiv: Laceeiuee HAND AND BECEIVIN' of MILLIN: latest styles of HATS, KIBBU! poets ei LSO, JUST AVED, 250 doren 2-button KLD GLOV shades, and market, for @1, a Tie Mm WE INVITE THE LADIES TO CALL AND examine our stock WASTEDIA MILLINES at 8. HELLER 'S 716 Market Space. wards im SrEcucries, SPECIAL Tias. DOUGLASS’. : ne FINTH ANB F—8T. CLOUD. 776 CENTENNIALENTERTAIN- | Q7(; OOBSETS, SKIRTS, Bi ES, iv MENT. Leer a FRENCH LAUNDRY POMPaDOUKS, PaUL PRY. by the JOE 3 ERSON DRA PADS, SHOULDE! BRACES. MATIO CLUB, at Ford's Opera House, MONDAY ¥. LA! P AND MEEINO BVEBING. Aprii 24,1576, a5 o'clock. Admission CRDERWEAR. KID GLUVES. £0 cents. Reserved seats can be scoured is Stock of Fancy Goods ' music store for 28 cents extra. The proceed« will b Boveltics received sail x arplied to pay the ex: 0s Of the tennial Ex Agency for Domestic rs febit-tr hibit of the Public Schools, COMIQUE. Eleventh Street, we Peansyivania Avenue OPEN THE YEAK ROUND. Performance EVERY NIGHT. Matinee for La dies and Children EVEBY WEDNESDAY acd SATURDAY AFTERNOON FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. Variety. Drama, Buriesqne and Comedy. nov2? yy ROBERT rorT: DEN, in Alexandria, is ope 3 season, where the best LAGEK will always b Graught. ap6-Im"]| HESRY SORE OLD No.) On Exxhibition = and Sale 7™ iT. AT MARKRITER’S, Ne. 439 Tia street, between D ae doors above Old Fellows’ Halt. ‘Obcice Of] Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, &¢ on 8, Supt. New No, 439 7TH St. Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window | Skades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords aac Tas }, &c., in the District. | seis, Kip, Bo Tebms Oasis, BF Picase remember Name and Number - FESTIVALS. | aed AT ST. JODEPH'S HALL, Corner Sth and H streets northwest, FOR THE BENEFIT OF BT. JOSEPH S ‘HUBCH (German), EVERY EVENING FROM MONDAY, April 24, TO MAY t-r. ape2-7: Wily LECTURES. ANS SPIRK LECTURE. | ten. 96. | Animal Perasites and den Lot —————————————_— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. TEE ANCIENT ME. By Tatue. English Literature, 3 vols. Taine. Toward: the Straight Gate. ‘By Herr Pre —— Ite Bemarkable Answers. By Dr OB. Ilustrated Commentary on the Acts ef the “gy Apostios. By Lyman Albott The Mariner's Progress. By Duncan Moc LOT. L tthe Friends st Glenwood By Mies Mathews, ALE LY WM. BALLANTYNE, 495 7th wtreet, EW PUBLIVATIONS —“Lite aod Letters of Lo nephew, ra Maceuiay,’ by bis ‘Utto - vol 1. 82.50 Life Lig by Baud: jot of Books, in cloth binds of & cents. Agents Lawrence's apl2-tr NEW Beox Diseases of the Nervous System. By Dr. Hammond Cloth, 86, a TS Bandvovk sl Arc Styles. By Rosengar- > Van Bene- . Auternational Sel Series. §1.8000 * A Short History of Natural Beience. By Beckley. ‘of Alexander Bamiiton: 2 vols, 0. NGTON TO JERUSALEM—An Eveu- The Babitations of Men in All he b loly City, Scenes, Incidents ani Obser- Viollet-Le-Doc. lilustrated. up depos x ally tn Bancroft’s History of the United States. Cex > Are! ‘gists, Ministers and Sai Se! ‘Teachers. for re) and roceeds: tropolitan M.E. Oburcb, April 25, 1876. at § o clock. ickets 50 Oe: PROFESSIONAL. D432: BR. WALTON, DENTIST tothe United States Academy at Annapolis,, for a number of years, res) rally offers nis professional services to the citizeus of a Office, 932 E street northwest. be- tween 9th and eth ap®-im™ PER SET EITHER Jaw. A.N.C. WEINENBORN. D 6 hae L.w. Also, Gold YBa BO given. nts. ap2s-3: 5 5 Dene jo. 1735 Pennsylvania Nitrous Oxide Gas administere 8. J. CURTISS SM Has removed his has Removed to ne. . apl-colm ITHE, Denies’, office from 637 © street 0 4, ‘Washington DO Wie £ CD wt STICR INGER. OF ihe PBACE, ite United santo ly ‘atent ce. (Juee de Pair—Burcaw Francats.) D* 4, be WOL DENTIST, oct20 im Removed to 1910 F street. QCHUTTER & RK AN, FRESCO, DECORATIVE sed description of + AORN AM NTAL and PLAIN PainTiNe, 7 9th 4 ECIMED BOOM. 710 E street northwest, saeanay BWASHINGTON. D.O. SUN UMBKELLAS. SUN UMBRELLAS. SUN U. ‘BLLAS. ‘call aud you will eavo from i ceuts to ei onevery Parasol or you purchase A? THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY. NNOLL xs, apé-tr Patent Office. 0) 60% 9th street, opp. MARBURG BROS. SEAL OF NORTH CAROLINA SMOKING TOBACCO. apl3-Im i ‘the 8; M ‘TUESDAY EVENING, | | | | | j | | tates | { | | MENS WEAR. SPRING GOODS. NEW STYLES | FINE GOODS, TO MAKE TO MEASURE SUITS TO ORDER, FROM 835 UP. READY-MADE SUITS, FROM 814 UF. BEADY- MADE SPRING OVERCOATS, 210 UP. DEVLIIN @ CO; WéarTcness. ENGLISH, SWISS AND AMERICAN Watches, BY ALL THE MOST CORLEBEATED MAKERS. ‘A Large Assortment at Very Low Prices. @. W. GALT, BRO. 4 00,