Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1879, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE 8TAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Reena Gorner 11th Btraet. The Evening Star Wewapeper Company, 5. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. he £nening Star. V%, 53—N®. 8,120. decree WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 1879. TWO CENTS. DRY GOODS. AMUSEMENTS ees SPRING DRESS goons Colored Silks, Black lack Silke. 0 Groot Silks, Stri; Bika. "Pure Wool Lace Bani re Wool Mack wear pare Seen 8 55, 65, 75, 1 125; Black Siike Colored Silks 87, Sac. tog. Our 81 and 81.28 Back silks ara SPz Children’s Wolorel Stockings CIAL pone Corsets, rtmen! Dr Warner'serira lon sik Ebro ‘teres bn louat pal Heaith Cors-ts, vei Tigran lish al Guittes™ a1 ‘p4Bis NOVELTIES. ‘We call special attention of purchasers to our spienaid line of FRENCH DRESS GOODS, In ALL THE New Desiens, Which we have just opened. An inspection of our stock is solicited. HOOE BRO. & OO., 1328 F st. n.w., aplly Near Ebtitt Honse. oO. 50, 62, 65, Fisir Soiored Sika i, 15, 8%, Black paermea ts I 123 fool 12 Ladies Gti, all abate ieee Debs. 2 com ‘TB centa: Esai ® Ss gt itech ree a able ne tha eee ce te Saen ee — ES SAUD ALN. mar20-tr 709 Market 8: eee pos yard. Bie Cosas be v0 ie, ar Sesbimene, 16,38 9 2g hs ‘75, 81 yard. Bonk Gorseta eee BAILEY, Cor. 8 & F 218.3.10. DRY GOODS HOUSE. i H ‘ » Be ita ese the largest lot of Gveds ever offered in Fist wand” EprineLh & WiNe ‘50 SOARES to 90 cents, Goods warranted awe i B16 F ote nie ee 2 Fee eee 1009 F strcet =.0. FAMILY SUPPLIES. (CorFEEs THAT WILL SUIT, ABD PRICES THAT WILL SUIT. Toasted. Old Gov. Java (the genuine article SS” - 33 Maraca.bo. 22 Rio (very 20 Bantoe. 13 Me 35. WM. FP. GIVEN, Grocer aNp TEA DEALER, a 4104 Tweifth st. northwest. HOLLAND GIN, FRENCH BRANDY, N4i!0n~aL THEATER Raster Week. POSITIVELY OVE WEEK ONL! POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONL! PUSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY. ‘The Management begs to call attention to the pro. Guetion bere of ABTHUR cS qwan's Beamkiiya Conic NAFO. On, THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR. It has been the leading attraction in Lon to> for the pest ten months. and has just cone’wded in Pail ace'pbia its 154th repress eenty XE. W. DESH A Raheny ia GA + PRANK rN RE! ROUT FARE MaN, SELLE TEVERIRG. LANOE THOME. SON an ul Mile aud Female Choru Of SIXTY THAINED ‘VOICES. AUGMENTED AXD COMPLETE Oncur: MATIN® KS WEDNESDAY AND SA1 Apnl 21st—HES8 OPER’ COMPANY. OUBRTH GRAND wURIOAL, ENTER- TAINMEN RA iL ERS, AtFRANREIN HALE. cor bland Qpte.n w SATURDAY Eee Se: APRIL 12, Single admizsion, 15 cents. ‘Tickets adutiting geptieman aud lady, ‘To commence at 8 o'clock. aplt-2t HEATER COMIQUE. MONDAY, aon 7, NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY ‘D FRIDAY MATINEES, Engagement extraordinary—the sensation of the e—the Wellington Sisters’ @reat Londo... $-nsati.y ik and Wace, Morello Brothers, A‘f. Miles, U'a Boy, Dell, Stelia Wallace, Nettie Courtland, the Day. tons, Campbell and Bu barre ant Chass, acd twelve beautiful young, Taos in tho wtoat saneation of the are—Dinsolving Colored Pictures. api ASY FELT—0R. WH'TE, Ostnoronist, of ‘\ over fifteen years’ practice throuzhout the United Sates and Cazacas, previous to being locate t jn Washington. D. BOL, Euccesefu'ly treats Corns, Buniony, nd other ailments of fhe eee. heterste the muy eminent Physicians, Survecus and thousands of other well-kuown par sonege that patronize bis estab'isnment, 1416 Fennrylvenia ave , opposite Willard’s Hotel. Mee 81 per vieit. apitr (OR pied rey FXERCISES, Under the direction of Dr. THOMAS CALVEB, 4T THE GYMNASIUM, On E strect, tetween 6th. nd For Ladies on Monday, au rior Wedueeday, at 4: anes iect-ly 7 BUY DEAR AND TO SELL CHEAP I8 OUR MOTTO. JURTH'S Utd Steud the above. For aliy) the hitch paid. “Adress or call st 79 D street, between 4 ‘or brarch store, No. 404 sh and E streets n.w apLir BALLS, PARTI G HAND ANNUAL BALL ‘THE END HIBERNIAN sourery. WEST At ODD FELLOWS" HALL, EASTER MON. DAY, april pees ise. Get prices will be positivel: SUSTH'S O14 bi Ftreet, between D Music by Boy Hit, Band. Lets, adm ittir« Gent and Ladies, 81.00 ‘o return chrcke ziven at the do r. apl0-3t STEAMERS, we 379 PLANT LUE. 1 FOR NORFOLK, FORTSMG FORTRESS MONROE. AN REOPEIRG AT PRINCIPATLAND: TINGS ON POTOM <C RIVER. WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK STEAMBOAT New, elegant, swift sida-wheel steamer, sna GEORGE LEARY, (Caprarx Jor WuIrTe), Teav-s a3 follows: From WasHINcTox FR0: . F. DODD. Agent. G.H. PLANT,1 President. ap2ly res NovEorn. FOUTRESS MON. i AND THE 80 ‘The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF THE Scaves 6th-street wharf, svery Mondsy, Wednesday and Fri: at 6 o'clock connecting silk steamers for Kew Kore bed Boston, and rail feed linea wouth Beturming. leaves Norfolk every “ueaday, Thursday and Saturday, at 4 o'clock p.m. FOR IR POTOWAG BTV MS LANDINGS. steamer JOGN W. IN, leaves Sixth street wharf ry Monday a at7 om, for eS gnc PE “Thureda: for Currio- ‘and Batnrday fc ardtown, toplow at intermediate landings yotng and return. STEAMEES FOR NEW YO! ine Btesmers JOHN GIBSON and eok KNIGHT, a i pont mend morning, Alex~ ait take at lowest rates. A) atonal etropollan Bi Fendt pan sth rset Seath or. Ottioe of of lpent, foot of fashirgton, and 63 Water OLD WHISKY. 0. 8. O'BARE & BON, splitr 4913 7th st nw., det. Mand. 5 LBs. CHOICE BUTTEB............ 0 ee ee fn it ee 628, 629 and, 630 J Btalls an: guntaieer wins, and 206 and 206 Northerd Libe: Markel or sddreas Box 71, City Post toall on Marketina delivered free of charge parts [Tae PALACE MAKKET, Cor. 14th st. bac How Fork ave. WISE ENGLIEH CAPO! AND 2 ee EELOINS. PHILADELPHIA POULTET snd Wa Metro! OYSTERS. rm. on FLORIDA ORANGES Everything first-class. Dinner Parties a specisity. FRANE J. TIBBETS, ane Pron tetor BOOTS AND SHOES. L* EVERYBODY COME 0 THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 91 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, is without ‘Sout the Nemaaa ever exhibited in the District. The; Al please, and the prices will enable all EXAMINE A FEW PRICES. Ladies’ French Kid Button 8! mate 3. Morro & Ce. New York. {rou from $205 up to 8 st ha ‘make of Ladies’ Ws ‘at 450. per pair. Bhoe Boxes ee ae Sar-Remember the tarltr SAMUEL BAOON, President. <SLAMER MATTANO, Captain wu. 33 ibs, leaves wart f00t of in a ey iy. mas Sanday, at res Fa for Fo iatiings On 8 for reek, Golin's, and ‘s ay. ace fo oat Or for ean a and d- sy aon © Toqrninve, mang tats : aad Mausiay maces ines i tell ‘Mattox on We aioe! iat raire st offices of G. Pennsylvania ave- foot and N streets yr. “gg amin ate G. T. JONES. Agent. MOUNT VEBNON PAS- ‘The Steamer W. W-COMOOBAN, which has besa ‘fous pailt and furnished, LL owed to land egtcrsere th Paes = ver Ms Se hela Ate 31, soot piiSundaye excepted) Spm. Molla 3up't Ladies Sachin v BLAKE, stcamer W. W. Oorcoran, NOtIcE To ves 6th mera. ant HoLuINGSWORT! jele-ly THE WONDERFUL Pain Reliever. BENSON’S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER an improvement upon tha ordinary heh Sheers It ‘contain all the valuable rs t'es cf the common slow ae eae porous pi : he comparison en for the new cou! ees of powerful verstable in ere Jients contained ia Bs £0 °s Capeine Plaster makes it far mora effective mm ite action than ae ordin: ter or any other extert at Rees : quid compoult ed Coe ain relieving, strevzthe: irative properties of this article are truly extraordinary. ments, trical LAME BACK. For Lameness or weskness of the Back, Spinal ctioLs, Pains in the tice or Hips. jag fr: om Colds or overexe tion, S.rains, or day ower eau: the beat known remedy is Benson's Oapeine Porous Piaster. Tt gives aimost immediate rolief, strengthens and cures where other plasters will not even relieve. af WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Women suffering pains and werkness obtain great coufort aud reef by th tse of BENSON'S Ga CINE PORUUS PLASTER.” We earnestly recom, (iad ie tomothers asa Fomedy forthe ailments 0 children: in euch cases as whooping cough, croup, colds and all affections of the lungs. Many ca703 Fave been revorted recently where children having he mort Violent attacks of wanopinye cous have becn rebeved in less than one ho; ay For ied mn ba £0, Ticart. Fever and a Eum- m, Selatica and 7 th GREAT — ‘SHOE = AUCTION HOUSE, ‘1 Pa. avenue. merl5-tr roroLD BIOHOLD, Proprietor. |. mmsieied To ORDER. SPECIAL BIX VERY BEST FOR 612 Reglected Coughs ai Local aches and! Fy and Soreness, BENSON'S CAPOINE POROUS PLASTER we ihe best, fo terse inexpensivesit wo ae ing the above statements to ees downs, in their air own focally, went merit is known to all informed aa fhe beet rextornal remedy ever devised. Boip Br ALL DavuGGisTs.—Paice 25 Cents. ape-wslm Oprna, L'3\ OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON C17) POST 0: 5 Saturday, April 12th, is70. Fe" To obtein any of these Letters the avjlicant ust call for “ADVERTISED LETTERS,” and yive ne: Cate Of this list. &2" It not called for within one month they will be sent to the Dead Letter Offices y LADIES’ LIST. derson Cora; Alexander E W Mrs; Ashton ny FI : Booze Lorian: Bates Li Brows Maria: Beush Mary; one; Bubler Ten sie tart f Brooke May; Alice; Gliney, Ansela; 5 3 Ooala ©. tou Vv Duval! bu-ie Fe yfearkins, Doras Fal er E. Miss; erty Mollia. G_Groose Harriet; Greene Kate 0; Greene Rod ry De‘ia: Hont Eien: Horbach J_& Mes Harcicon dhe H Mine Hopuer Matt Sy Horiy Marie) Hollingshead N nate J Alice; Jchuson Kittie; Joaehin Louisa; ston Mary Alice; Job ron Mine: Johnson Willie P. Hing Neliie. if Julia; Lewis Mrs; Lewis Massey Addis; Mason Ais *: ver Chae Mrs; Morrison Gonstan frat atch Minks Kate: Miller ato Sforton t LW ; Marlow M Mi- McLeod M: n— b Anna. Neyland ‘Guy We “Nichols Hat tie; Newborn Mary, Neal Nannie. @—Osborne M Alic=: P_Feck Amelia; Pierce Eliza A; Parker Ginnie; Esifrey J © Mra; Pope Martha; Page Moss; Payne Fasal: Perk'ns Tempy. Reneban Agn+s; Richardson E Miss; Ross Mzrab; hard Marg’t: Raile Mo lie; Reod Siner A S—srcars Emma: Smth bk Miss 2; Suth Fanny P, 2;beiden Fauny: sizmon & Mrs ; Smith. Mrs; Scribner’ Wats fied J HA Mrs, 8mith 4. @ Simms Mary A. Bt Smib MR D Mrs; W: Sarke Sarab, T—Treby, Eliz’th; Turker Fiorella 0; aoa Lucy Ann; ‘Thompson Mary 8; Taliafers i ake Ohiae ‘Mrs; Weaver = White Harriet ; Wilkins Tia; Wilcon Laura; Wateon Marg't. GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A-—Andircon Hollix E; Adams Gapt Jao D: Antell RJ; Alexander Sam’l; Aldrech Wan'8; arty Wil SWF" Butler Charles FE; Baxter D Jed Boan Bi: Berret EL; Bosworth Ht P A; Brwster ie Renry joes Benr, NP line Jarea D Brvant Lewis; Beanchet May lorie? Bains Piler; Bently RA; Ben: Jamin Wm; Blymyer W H; Baldwin W, i; Castle Benjarain ; C. hapman Eugene 'F; Crump G90 Cum ings G & Jo; Conratis Coral Gen J_A: Oaalmers ‘Clark Wim D; Colesy Rev y Amt P—Dolmon alin; Dorn Hon A Doherty Eeward G: De Lean Geo H, 2; Dacis Hon Jeff ton ; Davis John A; Demora 3 Downey Mr; Davis Mew rs & W: Daborry Johnson Dodge Yhomss H; Draper WF; yom &. Evans Hon Chas T; Erbach Charles; Elyea Jag A: Kona Lev Port sore Chae Fi Fry Geo, (eo!'A); Fountain J AT WM —Grant B reamer; | Gaines GP: Glnere Jnge ws: Gos yt zg aay JG; Grier Prof 3: Goodwin PH; Grifich W Mt: Gary WW; Gerch Hon Wil les AJ; Hancy Teva T M; Harvey & Ool- ling; Hele Frais Hebb Col GeoV ; Harrow J EG; Hawi.ton J M; Hallwell JN; Hareling 1a; Holding 3.0 H: Hubnw Lewis; Hawkins Mr; Hurt Rowell; Hall tM; Holley St;' Harrison Valentine; Hobb3 Wm J. 3—Ireland Jos. J—Jons Alvin; Jones Fred K; Johnson T W; Jones Wm B He kileby. Frank: Ker Dr Geo; Knight & Knight; Kelly col N M. L-Lee ce fee ee noe Alfred B; Lake Capt; Lenoir Basil Hon Jos J; Lewis Janes: Luke L At Laweon Willie M—Moes A J; Morrew OO; Moran Frank: Moss Frank ; Mescen,er F aler G; Morris Heury ; Morgab John Mer Barrie LW: any; -Mcdall ph; McMahon Prof’ Bich &; ichols DB: A Mcborice Gs his Di ols ch ty George G; Nichols Dr Janes B; Neal Lingold. Neison Wn P—Palwer A 8: Parks Cary; Pir kins Rev © Berry vey, D, Paddock Janes 1! Beye Pad Mr; P: ouse LD; ey LW: Rudo: Tasma 8 MY Gon WS; Rik hiit Audrees Saiivan ET; 8 i Herbert: Ftroher Tras ser siama MLD. Ba mth it de eeriat Wim; Sinivh Wa. er Chas A; R; Thomas Hom ‘Triplett Jno W Tyler JM; ‘Tuusit Jono. Bossbach Volova 3 Ros: arcson Wu. S—Saucenon A & Co. lex, (cold) : re wetta Pie ra; T_Thorpe Dros: Tucker A The mee Geo; Thornton Sine Jegeoh right br Fawin V: Wolbe.t fonaward Peot 3D; Wilson Bol OF; Wood. Wer- re’ Weles 8 B ; Wallace W Villson Wm H; Wileox Revd Win H; Weutworth Warren B, ¥—Yates William MISCELLANEOGS—Bueanes Ayers Ambassador M 8 Fanitery Commision; Army and Navy Gata Anes cy ‘az itary Commission ; paodimacien: Povey ie aie 905 Huner; Branch E A GF & 0o redvi LEITERS 8 REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN P. 0 AvniL 12rn, 18% GEM LEMEN'S List. a ibelee | Dan Rhoden J. M. EDMUNDS, P. M. mouert Col BEAD OUB SPSING LNDUCEMENTS. $10 810 #10 gle g10 FOR MEN. $20—4 Fall Sait only 810. 1 All Wocl Suit only #! erst A Thoroush Surunk Suit only $10. #10—D, ferent Shades of suits only $10. $10.......810. 910—A Gentes! Buit only $104 Dreses Bank onty #10. $1C—A Dark #10, #107 Light Mut vnly $10. FOR Boys. ++ 85...... 85. 85—Loy's Carsimere Suite only 85 $5—1s 5'4 All Wool Suits ouly 35. 5 —Boy’s rebool Suite only 45. ° go "Boy's Geutoul Sulds oaty 85. “BRING THE BOYS ALONG!" BLST CHANCE EVER OFFERED. NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY, No. 400 Seventh street, Northwest Corner of Seventh and D sts. apllar B. BUPPEGT. No. 403 7th Streetn w. HEADQUARTERS FoR OAILDREN’S CARRIAGES, ARCHERY AND CROQUET, BASE BALL AND FISHING TAOKLE, VELOOIPEDES AND WAGONS, mar29-Im AT PRIOES TO SUIT THE TIMES 1 Se eas | ine at 1) am. by the SPECIAL EN OTICES. GW. WEA ft New York, will at Stihe Norta Bapeet hurd, at U1 Sgs~_UNIVERSALIST CHORCH—Rev, ALEX Cee HIS Mach tg ctetimnaee ital bs morrow, st 11am. Concert by the sunday School at 730 pw. REV. DR. WARREN BERDOREE preach in the Oalva:y Baptist Cau-cb, corner §th and H sts., To-morrow Moraing and | Nieht. ‘The public are cordially invite. Ss REFORMED, ErIsCOPAL-CHURCH OF THE MESSIABE cal oe of 1a en and § ft ) |. B, NORTH. Kertor.—Nervices at am acd 4:30 pm Allcordially invited lu ‘AKING AWAY THE STONE”— Eater mon by Rev Dr Davin, Witsom, at Ma i, :30 p im Preaching als) at iy invited. Wi ARE NOT ULE ANSED FROM <iN GY works, death, or purgatory; but oy “thy slood of Jesus,” which “cleapacth ‘from all sin.” Witnesses at metropolitan Church holiness wosine every Sabbath at 2:30. a CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Vermont ay: veen N and O sts.—FRepEnicg D. P the pastor, will preach at 11 am. aad 7:20 p.m Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Seats free. All (ey INBARTON STREET M. E OHU&OH Qeorwetown, D. O.-Sunday, Aprill3, preach” pastor, . MCKENDREE KIey, DD.” at 7:3 y Rav. W. J. MoKEN NEY. Beate free Publioti.vied. at E> UNION CHAPEL. 20th street, between 1 “and Pennsylvania avenue, Rev. J. 0. HAGEY, astor.—Subject at 11am ‘To-morrow, The ‘Ther lore of Christisnity ; pan.:—"The ‘Tres of Life” All invited, Seats free. LOURTH NT. BE, M. EEG, Palton = eahtar Hook ith, 11 re “hrist 8 People sre Glad To-day. at CHURCH, = P.I. Th ie Phar see Before the Mervy 2 Set Welcome, cet ALL DAY REVIVAL SERVICES a H4MLINE ME. CHURCH.—Sermon by pas- L McKerney, atll am. Praise and General reviv p.m., con- Evanwe int. 1t* VICE IN THE GRACE KEFORMED CHUSCH, U. 3. ASTER & uiesion arten Hall, 8thanud Ksts. n.w., atl am. mart Pm. by the pastor, Rev. Br. Gzo. B. RusseLy, Friends and etrangere wel iv CHAPEL OF | HE, HOLY COMMUNION, JOUN' Easter services :— Morning piaees aad sr Holy communion st holy ecumupion (full choral service) at Kvening prayer at4 pm. Rev. J. W. charge. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 13th et. ‘be- (> een Gant in hee Bervices Ton orrow (D. Vat lta and Ys Rev. Mr. Kocens, of Martinsburg, W. Va, will ati the Partor. and preach every evening dura fhe week. Public cordiaily invited. ‘Qu QUNDRY MF. CHUROG, ath a CLARKE 1 iasionary meeting in the a'ternoon. Exer- cises by the infant cla-s, it (> CHURCH, OF THE REDE MER—Re. FORMED Ertscorat —(Freedmen’s dank Building.—Esstor services, and ecrmon by Dr. Bi atllam, ani 1e Reading,” sith paraphra panned by Mr, Josevit BOWES, at eate free All we'co) wi FAULTFINDER sala SAYR THESE -Y, hypocritical priests ana pred hers “are sil dumb, erped ly, dozm,siceping.lying down, loving to slumber.” -12) Beat Oheist’s re- Droaet or be ds ‘The Gospel Blessing 13.09 on 7th et. it* SEECIAL SUNDAY SERVICE. — Rav. Mask Hopkins, D.D., the distinzaished ex- re-icent of Wiliams Col ege, will preach be’ore he Y. M C A..in Lincoln Hal), Sunday Afternoon, ativicleck. ‘The , ublic, and especially young men, ie cordialiy invited to attend. it ALL SOULS" CHORCH, Rev. Guay Mac. OAULAY, pastor. — Special rvices, Subject of Mornins discour.e, “Renewal of Life in Baiure and in the Soul.” Communion imme siate'y siter the morniag services. Vesper eervicos 7% p.m METROPOLITAN M. E CHUROH. 1 ana nteresting East ‘vi and music Sundar ormons | by, th teed Tam. ‘fext, “Christ Sr. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHER, N CHURCH ith and H streets ) at 11 am. “Easte- Easter service by. sandsy 1 desigus. All mvited. 8 Do- MEB, pastor. ce MT. VER. 7 (SOUTH). comer 9th suai Yieaching Tomorrow st 1 ee by the peatans Rev. See Beare ot OR Ping lecme'~ ‘The ramaid of Exyit, or t Public iavite1. zh it* Miracle in Stone. c= FRIENDSHIP LODGE, , K.P, wil wet TUESDAY EVENINGS on an afte the 15th ins'., in sheir new Pyihian Hal corner of Ponutylvania aveuue and 13% ot. nor west. It LOUIS 8. LABULLE, K. of R and 8. Te pNOTOE Tue, Miele, and Members. ot SENECA TRIBE, No. 11, PDOR M, ‘Wu meet in their } New Wigwam, Sommerer 1336 = Ettreets northwest. on 14TH INsT., st the 8 run. By order. it WM _LEWIa, ©. of BR. LORAND UNITED ORDER OF ODD FEL. WS —The members of RISING SUN ; Ro. 06, are hereby notified wineet BON, A ati Past 0 am, to attend the funeral of PANE Jous W. JOHNBON of Hop Louie, hst22, Philadelphia. Membere of Sister Lodwes ai odie will mest THIS (Saturday) EVE: NING, 74pm /to make arrang-insnts ‘WM. H. HALL, N. O. H. T. OVER. P. 8. HOLY Sater eaun oe Ole te sctie ave. and 18th st —Easter Serviona.— Sat uray, Easter igen 0" looratign of Holy Commu- ‘in, Bermcn*on “ine State ot ,the Be fay Joins 3. Joyce, of St. Joho": schureh, Masts? Da —First gelcbration “at U6 a. hora second eclobr lar. and Lecture, 736 p.m. BEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION —THE JHIBD | WASBINGTON UO OPERATIV, BUILDING ASSOCIATION wiki mort NEX CMOS: DAY NIGHT, 14th inet., at 7 o'clock, in the hall of the Association, No. 618 7th #t., opposite the Patent fice. By onder of Directors, ‘tho books f k subscriptions WILL BE CLOSED at this where constit:ions my’ be obtal oppertunity cflered to original stockbolicrs OBERT McMURRAY, President. f CALL, Worn et Oi eEdS, Sec apl)-2t eo Post and Reetbiiean| ‘TWO TEUAVaL SERVICES TO-NIGHT at Hamline MX. Ohurch, conducted by Rav. Faomas | Hamusox, Evangelist. 7, for the Wo. vival [ a SULPHUR WATERS, MILBUEN'S PHARMAOY, 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Greenbrier, White Sulphur and Kentucky Bins Lick just received. mari3-tr BABY OARRIAGES, At the Establistiment of W. B. MOSES & BON, omnes: of Pennsylvania, avenue and Beventh stroet n. mardtr ‘Messachu- MATHEY OAYLUS’ OAPSULES, ‘Used for over 25 years with great sucocss b: the physicians of Paris, New York and Loudon, and superior to all others forthe prompt cure of all cases of, diseases, recent OF of ion gerard ae by OLIN & CO., Parin” Sold evary- oct2ii-t,th&sly BE NOT DECEIVED. ‘The increasing popularity of the Cincinnati Oleine Soap has caused many 1MiTATIONs Under the name of Oleine Soap and other brands of simicaRm AVrEgn- atice, MADE TO DECEIVE, sold ut a little leas prica, but very inferior in quality tothe t& GENUINE OLEINE SOAP. at BE NOT DECEIVED BY THESE IMITATIONS, BUT SEE THAT “PROOTER & GAMBLE'Ss OIN- OINNATI OLEINE SOAP” IS ON EAOH BAR. For 8aL¥ py Groorns EVERYWHERE, ap9-w,e,m.2m,loollp fers Raliahie service aM EETESINING GEASS A. B. KF isles ommmeucrs Ape Hite The Spring | EL, “* ™Suetow or Tae Fasc, or Ohtidren opens pine B. O. roit ; Silver bill taking the restriction o1 THE EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DaY.—Internal rev- enue, $250,971.70; customs, $563,744 SECRETARY SHERMAN Was at his desk In the Treasury department to day. AT THE WHITE Hovsg.—Senator Randolph, and Representatives Voorhis, Brigham, eee eh) and Aldrich called on the President to-day. ‘THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.—The joint committees on the prevention of epidemic dis- eases have agreed upon a bill defining in detail the powers of the National Board of Health, and appropriating $650,000 to carry out the pro- visions of the bil ib i : ‘Two More Noranrtes.—The President to-day appointed Watson J. Newton and Israel Kim- ball, jr., notaries public for the District of Coluribia. COMMISSIONED,—The President to-day signed the commisston of Clarence King to be Director Of the Geological Survey. = get NOTWITHSTANDING the action of the demo- cratic caucus last week to have a session on Monday for the introduction of bills, an effort will be made before the House adjourns to-day to adjourn over until Tuesday next. THE STANLEY-HAzEN CoURT-MaRtiat in New York, Thursday, decided to first try the case of Col, Stanley, who 1s charged by Col. Hazen with defamation of character. Col. Stanley objected on the ground that his charge of per- jury and cowardice against Col. Hazen ante- dates the latter's charges, but the court ruled against lim. The judge advocate then read the charges. The only witness called was F. L. Hosmer, of the New York Times, who tes- ufied to the’ correctness of an interview had with Col. Stanley, in which that officer emphat- feally declared that Col. Hazen was gullty of cowardice, THE Hovse ComMitrge List as announced yesterday is published on the third paze of this paper. Speaker Randall left blank places for the vacant seats in Congress on several of the ccmpluittees. Among then Is a vaeancy on the committee on commerce to be filled by the appointment of a member from the Pacitic coast alter the Cailfornia election. FRANCIS 8, WALKER, superiotendent of the census, arrived in the city this morning. Tae preliminary organization of the census bureau will soon be perfected. It 1s announced that no appointments wil be made before Suly 1st. A circular to applicants for posttions a3 eau:ne- Tators, etc., Will soon be issued. Svupscrirrions to the four per cent. refand- ing certificates to-day amounted to $29,200. Moses had ancther interview with the Sec tary cf the Interior this morning. He will noi call upon the President before the middle of bext week. He strongly resembles Henry Ward Beecher in appearance. He re: oles Nez Perce Chief Joseph, too, in being Il the latter “the most remarkable of living I Tadians.” ‘THE Work Of removing the old records and accumulated paper in the store-rooms of the War Department to the new building for the War, Navy and State Departments, was com- menced to-day. THE SENTENCE OF CapT. LEE.—The proceed- ings of the court martial, Colonel C. H. Smith, oth infantry, president, which convened at Fort Sill, Indian territory, in November last, to try Captain P. L. Lee, 10th cavalry, were made public to-day. tain Lee was charged with violation of the 26th article of war, in that he challenged Lieut. = R. Whitall, 16th infantry, SN initall, assaulting or tte char eo, Be gulity f conduct to tx Of the charges, bu of conduct e pre re or tne lint en Lieut hhitn with a walk aptala Lee not guilt judice of good” order and e. The sen Uence Is that he be reduced on the list of arm captains and forfeit to the United States $500 0 his pay at the rate of $50a month. The Presi dent approves the proceedings and fladings 0 the court, but upon the recommendation of tn judge advocate general commutes the sentene “to forfeiture of pay of $50 for one month.” SECRETARY SHERMAN Will go ahead with the refunding of the ten-forty bonds and the sale of four re cents for that purpose. A circular which the Secretary will Issue next week wil prescribe terms, which, as the Secretary has already announced, will not be as favorable as heretofore. Abcut the House Committees. There does not seem to be much general dis- Satisfaction with Speaker Randall's committees. ‘The universal optnion of those who opposed his election as Speaker 1s that he has acted in a spirit of liberality and fairness, and has shown a good deal of consideration for the members who moved heaven and earth to defeat him The ways and means committee 1s pretty evenly balanced, with probably a shade in favor of the free-traders. ‘The banking and currency com- mittee cannot be called a radical soft-money committee. Undoubtedly & majority favor a the colnage and making it free; but it cannot be called a committee radically opposed to the national banking system, or one which will advocate any measure which will hamper Secretary Sherman in maintaining resumption. The Pa- cific railroad committee ts probably inimical to subsidies, aud will hardly prove popular with the Texas Pacific interests, and much less 30 with the Northern Pacific, because there are enough scuthern men on it to defeat the exten- sion of the charter of the Northern Pactfic com- iby if the claims of the Texas Pacific are ignored. The coinage committee, like that of bankin and currency, is a silver committee, and will no doubt work to get a free silver bili through. The committee on appropriations is considerably strengthened by placing on it Blackburn and McMahon. Oa the commerce committee the Speaker has placed only two members) who represent the interests of the lakes. The Placing cf Hendricks B. Wrgl ht as chatr- man of the committee to inquire tnt the causes of the depression of labor seems to be rather a Quixotic assingnment. Mr. Randall seems to have decided the committees between the sec Ulons with exceeding exactness. There are lifty-cne committees. Twenty-five chairman. ship have been assigned to the north and twenty-five to the soutlt. The best committees though are assigned to southern chairmen ‘The judiciary comititee is an able one, but there fs a good deal of comment over the re- moval of MacMahon, of Ohio, to m: room for Frank Hurd of the same state. MacMahon last year led the fight against the insurance companies who sought to bag the Geneva award fund while Hurd was the attorney of the com- panies. As the distribution of this fund will again come before that committee, it 1s held that Burd can sit with bad grace on the com. mittee ina eee capacity. The greendack- ers have been well placed and are well pleased , Ex: oop Robeson 1s assigned to the com- mittee on the ventilation oft the hall of the House and on foreign affairs. He rather ex- ected to be assigned to the judiciary commit- , and 1s of course disappointed. Taken as a whole though the Speaker seems to have had gocd judgment and remarkable tact. The committee on the District of Columbia is largely made up of new members. The chatr- mab, Gen. Hunton, has served two termson tne committee and knows well the wants of the District and will undoubtedly act in the spirit of liberality. Messrs. Henkle, of Md., and Bouck, of Wisconsin, the other members hold- ing ove er, have also shown capacity and intelli- gence in dealing with District affairs, and their retention upon the committee will be most ac- ir. Clark, of New Jersey, has served two years in Congress, and made an excel- lent record on the military committee. Mr. fence of Delaware, is serving his first erm in Congress, and is ken of a3 a man of intelligence Mr. Samford, of Iowa, 1s also a new member, but displayed « considerab!e ability in debate on the army bill. Mr. Klotz a., is a new member (whose seat 1s contest- ed by "General Albright) with a reputation for ability. Mr. Re of Ohio, has served two cela in Con; and is an excellent law- Mr. San ct New York, served in the reform in the civil: service. Inst jast Congress. served on the committee on Hie ne a aa reputation thet lace on the committee on mines and mining. Ena the latter takes the former’s place on wat ; that the sum appropriated shall be ex) FORTY-SIX TH ‘CONGRESS, Saturpay, April 12. THE SENATE was not in session to-day. TlOUSE.—Mr. Stephens asked leave to present memorial of American Philological assoctation asking for appointment of a commission to re- port how far changes in orthography may be introduced Into public documents, and accepted in civil service examinations. Mr. Conger, objected. The House then at 12.15 went into committee of the whole (Mr. Blackburn in the chair) oa the legislative appropriation Dill; the nding amendment being that offered by Mr. Hunton. increasing from $25,000 to $250,000, the appro priation for eee pert Contagious disease: among domesticated anim: Mr. Reagan offered an ‘amendment providiag by the Secretary of Interior under such rule- as he may prescribe, and making it his duty to Teport his action to Congress, showing the ee of money expen d for what pur- = Mr. Cannon moved to amend Mr. ve] amendment so as to authorize the Secretary ot Interior to prescrive rules under which cate #Mlicted with pleuro-pneumonia may be seized appraised and slaughtered, and payment there- for made out of the money hereby appro- priated. Agreed to. After a long debate— Mr. Hawley offered as a substitute for the Whole subj (the original proposition in the bin, tonethe er. with the amendments of Mr. Hunton and Mr. Reagan thereto) a recommend. anon to the House that it direct the commiuee Seen are ep take Ante consideration the subject-matter an Dillor otherwise, Biel sah ‘The substitute was to— 125, ae agreed to—ayes 125, noes ———_——_-<-______ EASTER SUNDAY. THE GREAT CHRISTIAN FESTIVAL. Joyous Music in the Churches To-morrow. To-morrow being Easter Sunday joyful ser- vices will take place in the Roman Catholic, Protestant Episcopal, Lutheran, and some other churches, to celebrate that great event in the history of Christianity, the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the tomb. The music will be as usual a special feature of the services, a3 will be seen by the following programmes: CATHOLIC CHURCHES. St a 2 Church, Key. Father J. A. Walter. o'clock, Mozart's 12th mass; for ofiertory ah Virgo by Himmel. In the after. Loon plain Vespers service—Maznificat, by Rose- Ig; Kegina Corll, by Cagitero, Tne choir 1s sed Of Miss Bessie Go: Miss 2, lnelda, Misses’ Newton, altos: Messrs. Daly and Burbage. tenors; Messrs, Bliss and Daty, basses. Miss Lula Boone ts organist and has charge of the choir. St. Matihew’s Church, Rev. Father F. E Boyle, pastcr.—Humumei mass No. 2, Sit Nomen Domine (quartette.) The choir is composed of Te ee a ee George W. Warters Te Deum a _, Thomas; Jubilate Deo, from the ” Rossini; iLtroit, “At the Lamb's High mn Feast? Mendels- fcobn; Gloria Tibi Domine, “Service ip F.” Ir. Faward Hodge~: anthem, * Christ, ts Risen To-day.” Haydn: offertory. that my Redeemer Liveth,” Handel, solo by Miss Erni; Sanctus, 8S. Ambrostus; communion See Hardel; Gloria in Excelsis. old chant. The a hoir is com) of Misses C. V. N. Bur- rene Eddie Drew, Georgie Evans, Susie Han- ton, Gertrude Tucker, Mrs Lachlan Tyler, $0- pranos; Misses Laura V. Murdock, Annie Sang- stron, Nellie Ht funith, alton, tdwin B Hay and Charles F. tenors; Howard j Henry 8. Eine. “partramn Zevely, bastos: ME” Geo. W. Walter, organist and director of the choir; Mr. Stephen Kaymond, orgauist’s assist- ant. . John’s Cie ee, sentence, “The Lord is tn His Holy Tem: i. Brad- “Christ. Our Passe Patri, Bialll and Wheat; Gelli, Knophteil; Jubi joice in the Lord, ymn, “Christ Buck; offertory serte Shine” and * Lay Noi Sanctus, English; Ai 4, to Hambur ja in Excetsix, ol Be lsh. The osea of Win Hill, Burnett. Charles Youny and Wm #urnet tenors; Warren Young and James Patera, second tenors; A.G. Thomson and !. H. Brad- ley, first Dasscs; Jolin B. Dawson, Charles Han- cock abd Mr. Green, second basso; Kim- , organist; HH. Bradies Church of the Inearn»tion.— Rev send, rector, Early celebration at 6:30 a m5; at 11a. m., full service wnd second celebration, when the foliowing music will be readered: Proceswional, “Ten Thousand Times Ten Thou- sand.” Dykes; avthem. “Christ Our Passover,” to Eb, Lioyd; Giortas, in G. MacLeod; Te Deum, In Bb, for double cholr, Pairiaub; Juoliate Deo, in F, , pours: 3 troit, “Christ_is Risen” (ie ry sir G. Gouned; hymn jorla Tibi. in F, Dy: Exec” “Gloria in Ex jesus Lives” ion to, The: choir, under the direction of Mr, |, organist, ere ‘Sopranos, iva D_ B. MacLeod; Stalter. . Mac! rods Sullivan aoa avidson: Messrs. Newman and Turpin; baritone, Mr. H. resman; Messrs. B. Summy and A. Fo. Dassos, Gibson. The’Sunday’School festival will take Merrsen, m., under the direction of Mr. D.C, Paul’s.—Rev. A. Jackson, rector.—At 11, proce sional hymn, “We March, we March tO the Victory,” gees anthem, ‘hrist, our Gloria Patri, in D, bb, Kellogg: Jubilate ; intrott antnem, in E flat; “Chitst is’ Risen,” Oultou; ree. Chriet, the Lord is Risen To-d Wi offertory, “Kyrie Eleison,” in G, C. Goseee Gloria Tibi Warren; Sanctus. in A, Warren; Agnus Del, in sounod; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; Nunc Dimiitis; recesstonal hymn, “Jesus Lives" (St. Albans), mary wierd Prot. Fairlamb will act ag Organist and director. rinity Church, Rev. Dr. Addison, re rector; Rev. Dr. Forrest. Miss Ada = organist aud director The ‘The 1 following is € programme for the morning arene Open- song anthem, “Christ, the Lord, has Risen To- day,” 2” Holden: “Christ, Our Passover,” Wheat; inne erecta E flat, No. 2; < ”S) Spar KS; Offertory, “Praixe to Thee,” ta. For the evento, Ly Miss Swallow, cont raito: Nr. rank’ Baruand: Lemp hy Mr. Wesiey Middieton, bass, and they Will be assisted by the foliowing well-known vocalists, who have tendered nd ‘Ubusimah Ing an octets Miss Chapman, Mrs. Bodtish, contralto; Mr. Greenvilie Whita- ker, tenor; Mr. B. U. or one Dass. St. John's — Remeron | Mrs. Smilin, _—_ Cooledge, Miss Robinson, Miss Stevenson, sopranos; Miss Kimball. alts; Mr. Wi cag and Mr, Shorb, tenors; Mr. Bliss, bass. ner organist. Rev. Father Sullivan.—Iligh mass at 103, o'clock, at which Legael’s mass will be sung. In the Choirare Miss flamliton, Miss Cole- Tman, the Misses Clark, Miss Dwyer, sopranos; Miss Reynolds, alto; Messrs, Slab aud Mullen, tenors; Messrs. Collingsworth and M. basses; Prof. Miessbach, organist. St. Dominic’s Church.—at the grand mass at 1] a. m. the music will be exception: fine. The mass is “ Haydn’s No.2in*C’” A grand, full and carefully selected orchestra, cor sisting of the best performers of tne city, bave been secured for this mass, and will serve to make this the most complete rendition of a mass.in Washington for some time. The mass will be sung without cut or creeper en ‘of any mp the direction al oan ae _ be oieet r. ubel, and the voices are arranged as follow: pracos, Mrs. Rose Riley, Misses Ada McDermott, Blauche and Regina Robinson, Sally Daniel, Mae ig cage of Fegan and Maggie Fitzgerald; altos, Mrs. L. Ryan and Mises Florence Ball, Mattie Norbeck and — oe lessra, W. ns, aed Daniel a and L. nr; ne, Mr. Magnus Koeckiing; bass, Mr. Hamilton ‘Adams and J. H. Hickcox; or- oped Mr. Otto Frank. At the offertory will sung “Gaudeamus,” by Biabelll. At the raduale, «+ Regina Coell, by ee all with ‘ull orcl estra abd organ, Immaculate Conception, Rev. P. pastor.—High mess at 10:30 am.; je yace, La Hache; Veni Creator, ee oO ler. tory; Beredicta for 7 parts, without ment. Vespers 4 o’clock—Vespers, a Magnificat, W. O. Fiske; — Osaiutatis, m: male octette; oe. oir 1s M. Melcher, organist; Mr. G. Reuter, director. ‘The new crgan be used for St. Ste] ’s Church, Rev. J pastor.—Grand high mags at 10:30 a. m.; Andre's mass in E flat; Vent Spiritus, Offertory: Gi us, Vespers at 4 egpers in °C,” By Est; leat in Eb., Ser- ‘Sr., tenor; Mr, .C. Foertsch, organ- ist. Bt. cen By So Rcly pastor y Millard’s ms wee ‘Gtorza o'cloci 's ve "Ss ‘The choir is comy of Misses B. agate Livingsto: N. horn and and C. No; Cook, altos; Messrs. Schoppard sed Gillespy, tenors, and LE. Gannon and F. H. NB bosons Church, Rev. Father’ James ev. J Simeon pastor; Rev. Father Peter Schleuter assistant pasto! High mass at 10 a.m; We- Cagiere. Vespers at 4B. mee atisoes Gna . Tass, Miss May, an fuse Jeet sopranos: 2 wz all Mr. J. ame . Fotie, tenors Mr. George Arth, Mr. Mahler: ion bassos; M isemaun, St. A "s (colored), Rev. Father Se lorning service: Georza’s Mass, Alle- , Gaudeamus (Diabelli), and Vent Creato: Afternoon ceric: Mihard Neat Ceti. mus, Regina Coell, and Martin sopra Coakley anos; ‘y, Gray ‘R. B. Tompkins, G.'L. Younger, Ce " r WG ‘rot. Chas. ‘Thierback, 01 eo g§ tke position of Prot. ing Florida fer the benefit orhis ¢ in = ned ‘Trinity (t ~atholic) church. ‘George . C.— Haydn's Fourth Mass; Veni Sancta Spiritus, Dietsch; Offertory; Jubilate = Willcox. Ves- pers, by Kosewig; Haec Dies, by Frontemuzzi; ) Salutaris, by Dr. Hollander; Tantum ocean by H. G. Thunder. Professor E. 3} Fred. W. Jones, director; Mrs. F. W. Jones, Mrs. Ellen Nelot, Mrs. F. Barringer; Miss Pant Johnson, anos; By dodler and. Aliss "v. sopi eed JecI mnoghue and Cecilia Clem: altos; Dr. J.P. Lewis, Jos. C Mareay; Geo. st ‘Dassos; I. Heya ~~ and AA Cc. ig bw hg <B00Pa: caver cH Christ Churen nay ard. Angels, Roll thé ne thé Rock Away. Christ Our Passover, Wilson: Gloria. tn Exoelsis, W1 hymn: otertor He is ym; fe 1s Risen, D: "i Gres er: Mies rd ressler. Sami ino tatal, ut py aoe contralto; Mr. Mil + John Johannes, bass: Mr. A. 8, Jr, Del Dr Tucker: i weed Hall. The Chost eonstts ‘chorus, wenty-two Voices, under the direction the orgapist, Mr. W. E. Middleton. * All Soul’s (Unitarian).—Easter Anti Dud- ley Buck; Gicria, Mereadante; Offertory, Alma Ma a yd Eveiit , Ros- ini; Credo, Mercadante; 3 oe ie ima ete Ergo. Rossini; Memcrial reh (Lutheran), pe: 14th and Nelanw? eve 3, G. Butler, D. D., Pastor.— Organ Voluntary, Reed; Anthem, “01 rian; Offertory, Ri Loyd; g ALthem, “Wake Uhe Song of. Jubdtiee,’ kins. The be following Compose tne choir: ee Clark, Florence Hopkins Mrs. F. E. ities Altos: Misses £ila C. But- ler and Jennie Bickford; Tenors: Messrs. ee a Finckel, Paui Hursh and F. W. oy 5, Bass: J. Geo. Bright, Geo. W. Callahan, eh ea Bieckmer and AL met Hopkting: Org — Mr. Wm. L. Seufferle; Director, Mr. Joan eae cbuich, under direction of Mr. A. pe i sf fe Halk lazem-Stanley Court-Martial. N " rik The ew YORK, April 12. — which is ‘trying Gen. preferred THE “Jack fourth E f sf a » i iP sak i BH i ; ~ 2, } it tf