Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1882, Page 4

EVE = menor ten aces LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAT. OFFICER, Wasutvetox, D.C... March 24, 1862,9:30 a.m. For the middle Atlantic states, colder northerly to westerly winds, higher barometer, partly cloudy Weather, and in the northern portions light snow. Special Weather Bulletin. SATURDAY TO BE A PAIR DAY. ‘The chief signal officer of the army furnishes fhe following special Dulletin to the press:— ‘The barometer ts lowest in the lower St. Lawrence valley, and highest near Omaha. Light snows are Teported from New England, New York, and the lake Tegion, with partly cloudy weather elsewhere. Pair weather has prevailed, with slightly warmer south to west winds, on the Atlantic coast, and colder north to west’ winds In the lake region, Ohio valley, and the northwest, where the tem: perature bas fallen from 10° to%P. Its 20° de- Frees below zero this morning tn Minnesota, Dut he temperature has risen 20° in the upper Missou- Ti valley, where it is from 2° to 40° above zero. ‘The following temperatures were reported yester- day aiternoon: Norfolk. 49°; Charleston, 54°; Sa Yannah, 55°; Jacksonville, ‘60°; Galveston, | 65°; Sun Antonio, 61; Los Angeles, 81°.6 The tdica- tions are that colder, partly cloudy” weather will Prevail In the middie and New England states, With oceasional snew In the northern portions, Tollowed by fair weather on Saturday. THE NG STAR. For to-morrow I shall sefl the following great dargains at M. Augenstein’s, 817 7th street, n. w.: Queen Anne shaped cups and saucers 41 cts. half cozen; Water-bucket, cake oleine soap, 50 clothes- pins and 2 boxes blue, 26cts.; porcelain butters, 2c. dozen; bell-metal trying-pans, 18¢.; Queen Anne Pitehers, 1c. ; 3gdoz. footed fruit-saucers, 12c. ; salt Stands io. Xdez.: tin preserve-dishes, rollers, table mats, rolling-pins, box soap, and castor erurts, 5c. each. Great reduction in baby carriages, truvks, decorated dinner, tea, and chamber sets, Horezs, hoarding houses and citizens of the city ‘will find it to their advantage to stop at Crown’s, 94 Pennsylvania avenue, where they will find everything that is kept in a first-class meat store. Rev. Hexny Waxp Bercuee has just returned to Brooklyn after an extended tour in the west, ed to crowded houses his new sof Luxury and ity,” been pronounced one of his greatest i his agent writes he has returned tyas ever. His moméntory iliness produced no evil resuits, and he Washington March 20U.. See advertise. im and Charlotte Russe. #21 9th street. y price at the Boston Shoe venue. Fesskrt’s Ive Cre y Goul ‘Mouse, 491 Pennsylvan! rvuisn Parasors cheap at J. E. Young's , 7th street. Atr-Woor Cassrveres 75 cents, worth fully $1, at Baltimore Cash store, 908 7th street northwest. A Wurrr Boy, named ewart, Was sent to the reform school during minority by Judge Snell to-day, for being hile and Incorrigit JEWE! STORE received some beantiful Hot Spring crystals and gold filled Cue aresr Panasors at J. E. Young's, 736 7th Street. (Pxom THe Bernies) strawberry tce cream. Wine Jelly and Easter eggs at T. Jarvis’, No. 426 9th st. Rortuwest. RoseNpare and imported Portland cements, also moth proof felt. Joun H. Bre, 1007 Louisiana avenue. Marra COLEMAN, colored, Was charged In the : to-day with Contempt of court, in wera Summons. She told the court and her buby was taken sk 8 oO fer the doctor. and could not get to time. The court dismissed the attach- d let her go. 1 Aw 4 Dappy, the Kilkenny eats, new designs in cards. th Street wing, Washington market. ©. T. Creaben. SUPERIOR CanINeT PuoT. Carns, finished in the Dest style, (Some pronounce them the best in the.| eity,) $3 A dozen, at Tralle’s, 1013 “Pennsylvania avenue. Stor. money. ‘Tue greatest bargains of the season to-morrow and Monday only 2t Dammann’s, 806 7th street Rorthwest. Our $1 3-button kid glove In newspring shades at 60e. ;all sizes of our colored Foster patent: lace hook kid glove, 69. ; our excellent $1 black 3- Dutton kit glov The iutest novelty for spring Wear. Undressed. kid tttts In @button length, Bc., Worth $1. 100 dezen full regular made silk elocked balbriggan hose, 5c. 914 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE has om hand the Bnest assortment of fresh and salt meats in the District. Also, prime vegetables of all kinds at the lowest market prices. ‘The following rat bargains will be sola to- morrow only 3 Goldschmid’s, No. 812 Tth st, between H and I, northwest: Duplex breakfast glass sets containing 4 pleces, 2c: fine perfumed tollet soap, Sc. a lange cake, worth 10c.; bronze sada ron o1 : 914 Pennsylvania avenue. You can save , rainers, 22 or porcelam chamber sets, 10 Pieces, $3.75; &inch crystal glass frult-bowls on Stand Se.; mixed canary bind seed, 5c. a Ib.; roll- ine-pins, "4 twin funnels 4c.;_ steak-brotlers, 10-. maten'- safes, 4c.; Brass bells, Se: large ".; ickle-plited hapkin-rings, '3 for 25e,; Paste, stove-polish, 4c. a box; ‘white stone ebina ewps and saucers, 43. gdoz.} tin wash-ba- eins, 5e,: round or oval ‘pudding-pans, 9-; stove- plain gobi also great bar- ‘Gains in the latest designs o: Fringes. ‘THe peremptory sale of dry goods wiil be con- tinued to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock, at Dune €xnsen Bros.’ auction rooms. This is a good Opportunity to purchase at low Mcure CITY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-night. Forp’s Orexa Hovse.—Thatcher’s Minstrels, Nartosan Tuearen.—“The Banker's Daughter.” Carrrat Tre«TeR—Vartety entertainment. Masonte TexPLe.—National Rifles’ Fair. —Prof. Danforth’s concert. FATIONAL CHURCH.—Kidwell testimonial ag Condensed Locals. TS will confer a favor by sending In thelr ord rs for to-morrow’s eight-pae issue of THE Braw at the earliest practeable moment, (ana not. later than noon of that duy,) to insure “Insertion emi ch: fie jon. The nutaber of new advertise- nents on Saturdoy averages L3u, while the total Circulation of the double-sheet ‘issues for four Weeks has reached the enormous figure of LISS. ia tie Court In General Terai yesterday, on recommendation of the examining committee, Joseph P. Fallon was admilted to the bar of this Distriet. Yesterday, tn the Probate Court, Judge Hagner rorze E. Johnson and Thomas H. S of the estate of tae late Franklin ordered an udditional appraisement, ashincton railway yesterday, Mr. W. E. Roughion wos cocted illi the vacancy. H be lighted at 10:45 p.m, and am. grand jury was about leaving the court- rooin yesterday, Judge Wylie said he wished they Would indict the lower rooms of this court house, forsome means ought to be taken to lave the Duisence removed which how exists in the north eastern corner of the building. ‘Tne B itimore Sux says that the tmpresston has Gained ground that Rev, Father Chappelle, of St joseph™s, Baltimore, on his return from Europe, in May, will sucgeed the Lite Father Boyle as pastor of Si. Matthews church, in this city. Bishop Pinkney administered the rite of con- Asnation to 24 persons at St Pauls church last evening. Star of Hope Lodge, No. 12, 10.G.7., was organized last night by A. HL. Frear. G.W.C” tee hall corner of goth street and Penney Fear- Geo. Chas, Owens, | ag Mie Anne Allen, W.As RUS; Mrs Lydia Fraber, LIS. _ Petents have been granted to residents of the District or neighborhood as follows: Chas. C. Wil- gon, hamd—tamp; Marvin C. Stone (all's Church, ¥u.j, fountain pen-helder; Johann Matzner (Mt Pie ssant), eri mill; Harriet Morgan, diaper. Mrs. Emma L ity, Wie of Major J. E. Doughty, (ately of Lake city, Mini but for- Meriy clerk in the office of Collector Cook, in this eity, and captain of the Corcoran Zouaves), died in this city yesterday afternoon. She leaves many mourning friend: ‘The funeral will take place fron: her late residence, No, 416 A street southeast, Sunday afternoon at uiree o'clock. Mr. W. W. Danenhower ts ha taken from the two photographs received by him from his son, Lieut. Dancuhower, last Saturday. They Were tiken September 17,’ 1881, at Yakutz,—one representing the party upon their arrival at the place after nine month: 4nd the other their appeai ‘The six mep, Lieut Danenhower, R. L. Newcomb, axidermist), Jacob Cale, Herbert Let ‘Tson, semen, a1 ‘ong Sing, stewart, a) from the pictur’s wo be in good physical condition, ‘The frame buildings on the corner ot 8th and E Strects are being torn down, and tie ng com- mecneed metory to the ere tion the new Berding for the Post Office departunent. It is expected that W. W. Story’s statue of Prot. - Henry, which is being executed in bronze, will be Plued in He Smithsonian grounds early during ‘the coming su: a ® CaTTLE Maxxer.—At , there were 300 cattle i fair, cows. 44% cents per IMarket Was active. 630 sheep soit te fora.” ord! tor alipox broke out next door to her house | Amusements, &c. Forp’s Orgra Hovsk—Thatcher’s Minstrels win enthustastic = every night, by their fine performance. ‘They give a masterly exposi- tion of the humorous musical side of negro life. Mlle Rhea Is billed for next week. NatTionaL THEATER.—The powerful drama of “The Banker's Daughter” is produced by Collier's dramatic company in a most effective manner. Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West’s minstrels come next Monday. CAPITAL THRATER.—A racy variety program 1s offered nightly at the Capital theater. ‘THE KIDWKLL CoxceRT.—The testimonial con- cert vendered to the Misses Kidwell, to be at the Congregational church this evening, will be an Ioving people. ‘The program has, been prepared ng peo} AB Deen Prey with toate and p. The Apoilo club, Miss Eva pom Powell, Mme. Roemer-Kaspar, Miss Edith Gilbert, Miss Jeannie Moxon, Mrs Jennie True, Mr. John Pugh, Prof. Joset Kaspar, Mr. F. M. Pearson, Dr. J. W. Bischoff and Mr. 8. J. Kubel, will participate. “THE SMUGGLERS” will be performed at Lincoin hall to-morrow night on the occasion of a compli- Mentary benefit to the posers, Messrs. Vance and Sousa. The cast strong and the per- formance promises to be one of great merit. ght mmscbuasl Derps mm Fre have been recorded as follows: Martin Toulman to John Sherman, lot 90 sq. $250. subject to $3,505 incumbrance. ‘Sarah Hudson to Ellen J. Kennington, parts 65, 64, and 85, sub of Mt. Pleasont: $4,750. M. K. Waite 'to Rendall L. Gibson, pts. 6 and 7, sq. 159; $10,207. Isabella Hig- gins (6 John 7. Leninan, pt. 18 9g. 283: $4 lames T. Ward to Adolph’ rd, subs 31,'32, and 83, Sq. 70; $2,005.10. F. Myers to J. G. Hester, ng 4,’ sq. 236; $—. M. P. Callan, trustee to same, Same property, $1,822 M. L. Howser to Joseph H. Jones, sub 42 and pt. 48, sq. 1002; $——._ P. E. Dye, trustee to John Collin: of New Seat and Chevy Chase, 4 acres; $2,910. W. H. Bland toG. W. Street, 000. '. B. Todd to Francis Leon- Sq. 643; $200. Lawrence N. Cox to Helen W. Cox, pts. 1 and 18, sq. 74; $7,000. Cathe- Tine S. Mix to Daniel O'Conner, pt. 74, Beatty and Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown: $400. Sarah XE. Griggs to J. W. Pilling, lot 34, sub. of 1, sq. 1585 $1,100. ee AN Ownrr’s RicnT To Fortow axp Recnam™ Hts Portastk Prorerty.—When the grand ad made their report to the court yesterday fernoon, the foreman, Mr. Mitchell, asked how far the ow ner of property coulg follow tt without com- mitting trespass. Jt Wylie answered to the end of the world, and if, with any degree of cer- tainty he was Satisfied’ that it was his, then he might take ft, Mr. Mitchell asked how it would be in the gase of money. Judge Wylie answered that money‘was an exception. It passes from hand to hand, and title goes with it; even in cases where cannot take It from an innocent holder, because any other rule would make trade unsafe; but each case of this kind must. be determined upon its own merits. Mr. Mitchell asked whether in the case of property found in the hands of a Pawnbroker that had been stolen, it was neces- sary to indemnify the pawnbroker for that prop- erty. Judge Wylie thought not, for the claim of the owner was Superior to that of the pawnbroker, otherwise it would be a benefit to pawnbrokers to | eneourage thieving. A pawnbroker could take no Ulle to property against the legitimate owner. ———— Svppen Deatn.—Fanny Kelly, a young colored woman, fell dead at the Baltimore and Potomac Was a passenger ou the New York limited, came from Philadelphia and Was bound for Charlottes- ville, Va., to the home of her father. She had been sick on the train, but was relieved at Baltimore through the kind attention of the passengers Her Temains were sent to Charlottesville this morning. —_— THE NationaL Riries’ Farr.—The members of the Columbia boat club attended the National Rifles’ fair last night, and attracted almost as large an attendance as did the visit of the Wash- ington Light Infantry the evening before. The floral racing shell offered as wers, of that or- ower was won by Mr Harry ganization. The following were leading in the oF various articles at the close last teh, Riggs and St. James, thirty- ell, Coluindla uit of clothes, John Kk flag, jonal Rifle: Infant’s crib, Lilly McLeod; lady’s secretary, Mts. Hough; dia- mond badge, Lieut. Oyster; Silver badge, Officer Harlow; untiorm, Mr. Barron; gold-headed cane, Mr. E. S. Hutchinson; letter-carrier’s uniform, Mr. Billings; the Topham trunk, Mrs. Meding; ugly man’s gold badge, Mr, Chaffee; fishing tackle, Mr. Clear; punch bowl Mr: Charles Mille; pug dog Mr. Dunecanson; ofiicer’s sword, Mr. Stokes; ink-stand§ Mr. Washington. = Real. Estate Sate.—Duncanson Bros, auction- cers, sold yesterday afternoon for Charles T. Davis and Philip F. Larner, trustees, lot No. 19, in block No. 16, of the Howard University subdivision of part of a tract of land in_ the county of Washing- ton, having a front of 50 feet bya depth of 150 feet, Improved by brick house, to M. P. Callan, treasurer, for $925. — WASHINGTON Fist MARKET.—Sales of fish are re- | ported by R. A. Golden, agent, to-day, as follows: 800 shad, from $20 to $60 per Hundred’: 4,000 her- Ting, $2250 per thousand; 850 bunches rock and perch, from 20 to 7 cents per bunch. —_—__ TAREE Bapres.—Last night Officer West took to the second precinct station a dead white male in- fant, which he found on the vacant lot between U and V streets and 15th and 16th streets, northwest. About. 10 o'clock last pight Officer Harlow took to the fifth precinct station-house a live colored in- fant, about two weeks old, found at 1220 H street, bortuwest, where it had been left by some un- known person. It was removed to St. Ann's In- fant Asylum. "At 6:55 o’clock this morning a dead infant Was found by Patrick McGreevy in a cigar- box, at 2d street and Virginia avenue. It was re- moved to the first precinct station-house. ——— “THE SMUGGLERS.”—The complimentary benefit to Messrs. Vance and Sousa, the composers of “The Smugglers,” at Lincoln Hall on Saturday evening next promises to be a spirited affulr, and the trib- ute will be a well deserved one to home talent that 1s ubout to appeal to the country for recognition. ‘The performance wili be given by the company Which they have organized to present the opera tn the princial cities ot the Union, assisted by the Washington Operatic Association, and begtoning { atthe Chestnut street Opera House, in Philadel- phia, on the 27th instant. The opera has already been’ performe:t here twie, and its merits, both in libretto and must commended. "Many of the airs are oright, sparkling and “catchy,” and while no claim fy made to the plotas the basis of either the libretto and music, the latte re origi- Land attractive. Miss Fanhy Wentworth, a so- prano, of no ordinary merit, Will assist in the per- attrdiy evening and thereafter. She has been a member of the New York Standard a Company, and as the Countess, in divided the honors with Mme. Daliro, ppear as the Queen In the “Smugclers.* of the cast includes Miss Eva Mills, J. HL Rean’e. Jno. 0. Push, L. P. Slebold and B. J. Whip- ple. The chorus ox fresh, new volces wi'l he as ex- cellent as 1t was before, and 's furnished by the Overitic Association as volunteers for this occa- sion. ‘The benefit is tendered by over seventy per. sons, all prominent in the official and social life of the Capital ‘THE Mystic ORDER OF SEVEN.—At an adjourned | meeting of the Supreme Councti of the Mystic Or- | der of Seven Werluesday evening the following ofi- | ted and thstalled in their respective Justus H. Rathbone, supreme premier; Joun Tweedale, do. vice“do.? A.W. Hoff, do. archivist; Halvor Nelson, do. financier; Robert 8. Widdecombe, do. accompanir; Thomas L Gard- ner, do, warder; Truman 8, Post, do. chamberlain. Cominunieations from several Btates were read asking for charters to orgunize new councils. ——— A CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT NOT SUSTATNED.— Henry A. Wade and Philly A. Hungerford, colored, were charged in the Police Court Wednesday after noon with the embezzlement of $500—the funds of a colored society called “Mount Nebo Tabernacle, Na. 2, of the Anctent United Order of Brothers and Sisters and Sons and Daughters of Moses, of the United States of America and the worid at Large.” the owner has put hig private mark upon it he | depot yesterday afternoon about 5o’clock. she | Wayie and Hungerford composed the binking com- mittee. The testimony was not conclusive, and the case was nolle prossed. THE TENANT ResPonsiniz.—In the Police Court este Barbara Haunbach was charged by laspector Shepherd, of the health office, with com. mitting, creating and maintaining a nuisance in- Jurious to health, consisting of defective and tn- Sanitary phumbinz in house No. 610 Louisiana ave- nue. Mr. Shepherd testified that the defendant is the owner of the above house, which has a water- closet and bath-room situated In the kitchen, Which are used while the water is cut off. The court held that the tenant was responsible ‘under ¢ circumstances, and case the defendant et ‘Tue DisrRict HORTICULTURAL SocteTy met Wed- nesiay evening at Gerinan Hall—Mr. John Saul in the chair and Mr. C. A. Ball secretary. ‘Mr. Clark, from the executive committee, reported adversely on the proposition to change quarters, and the re- was The hour for meeting was changed from 7% to 8 o'clock until otherwise or- dered. ‘The first question drawn from the querry box Was: “Why £4 1t that most of the attempts to make grass lawns in this city, especially on cer- | tain squares and reservations, seem to be fall- j urest® ‘This was discussed by Messrs. Saul, Saun- | ders, Clark and Ball. The next “What | are the principal pu rh suggested ty mi do much by} Lsebeagm begs Public school chi in Rortieutvare, and after some debate a Curtis and Mrs. Guinn—was appointed to’ considet | the subject, Mr. John . C. Clarke exhibited bloom Toses and geraniums. ’ Mr. Saul ‘exhfbited some fine orchids,and Mr. Fowler the Dendronum qorchid.) sufficient length to enable thing. ‘These one year sentences. ‘to much, and cused to three years A New discovered tn ‘The Executive Mansion was very gay yesterday afternoon. Although Mrs. Grant had not intended having a public reception, still all her ac quaintances who called upon her between two and four o'clock were admitted to the Red Parlor, where it seemed quite natural to see her again. She was looking very well and not at all changed by the five years which have passed since she last received in the White House. ‘The day was so fine, after the long spell of gloomy weather, that Mrs. Grant was congratulated on her usual good luck in having fine weather for her receptions, as it Wa8 proverbial when she Ived here that the Weather was usually fair on her reception days. She received alone, Gen. Grant only spending a short time in the parlor. She wore a very dark shade of wine colored veivet with a collar of fine lace, ana shaped pearl ear-rings and brooch. Among those who called during the afternoon Were the Haytien minister and Mine. Preston; Mr. Allen, the Hawattan minister, and daughter; Mr. Romero, the Mextean minister; Justice Miller's wife and sister, Mrs. Wainscot, of Kentucky, and Mrs, Miller's sister, Mrs. Irvine; Ex-Secretary Ram- sey; Judge Richatuson; Senator, Mitehel's witey dusiice Matthews, wife and daughters; Judge Drake; Mrs. Poe; Mrs. Ricketts; Gen. Badeau; Gen. and Mrs.’ McKeever; Dr. Norris; Gen. and Mrs Hazen; Miss Rachel Sher- man; Mrs. Dahigren; Mrs. Elmer; Gen. and Mra. Macfeeley; Mrs. Ruggles; Gen., Mrs and Miss Barnes; Mis Porter; Miss Folger and Miss Irving; Mrs. and Mies Alley ex-Collector Murphy, of New York; Mrs. Ross Ray: Gen. and Mrs. Williamson; Mrs. MacArthur; Miss Lathers; Mrs J. N. Car- nter; Mrs. Hutehinson; Mrs. Robeson; Senator Yogan’s wire and daughter: Mra Bates; Gen, and Mrs Drum; Mra Budd, of New York; Mrs. and ‘Miss Kennedy; Miss Campbell; Mrs. Frank Tay- lor; Mrs. Evans, and many others. One of the most notable and enjoyable soctal gatherings of the year was that at the residence of Secretary and Mrs. Frelinghuysen last. evening. The guests who arrived first were received by Miss Frelinghuysea and Mrs. John Davis, thelr parents being “at Mr. Bancroft’s dinner, until after ten o'clock, when they returned, and were soon fol- lowed by President Arthur hnd Gen. Grant and some others who had attended the dinner, Among the other guests were Secretary and Mrs. Hunt; the Speaker and Mrs. Kelter; Attorney General Brewster; Senator Anthony Senator and Mrs. Cockrel!; Mrs. Don Cameron nator and Mrs. Dawes; Senator and Mrs. Hale; Senator and Mrs. Manone; Representative, Mrs. and Miss Washburn; Representative Hardenburzh and bis cousin, Mrs. Budd, of New York; Repre- sentative Curtin and wile: Representative Tucker, wife and daughter; Dr, and Mra. Maudsley Secretary Boutwell; | Mrs. Dahlgren; General irs. Brainard; Be: neral and Miss Sturgis; Golonel and Mrs, Irish; Commodore and Miss De Kraft; Mr. and Mrs. Hackett: General and Mrs. Ruggles; Professor and Mrs. Baird; representatives of neariy all the foreign legations; Admiral Raymond Rodgers with Mrs. John Rodgers; Mr. und Mrs. Eugene Schuyler; Commodore Pattison’s wife and daughter; Mr. Shellabarger and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Pearson, and Mrs. Francis, of Troy. "All were in full even. ing dress, and many ladies wore very elaborate toilets. gave a dinner I ant and ex-Secre- a6 also attended by and Mrs. Freling- huysen, Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen, Mr. and Mrs. Bancroit Davis, and Mr, and Mrs. Robeson. A few of the’ visiting State Superintendents of Education were entertained at dinner last evening f aite, the census agent for the collection fonal statistics. Among those present were Hon. G. J. Orr of Georgia, Hon. B. @. Norti- Top of Connecticut, Hon. H.C? Armstrong of Ala- hama, Hon. S. C. Scarboro of North Carolina, Hon, 7. B. Stockwell of Ruode Island, Hon. J. 8. Smart of Indiana, and Hon. H. 8.’ Houck, Deputy Superintendent, Pennsylvania. The patty after- wards attended the reception given to the Educa- tional Association by Commissioner Eaton, xt the rooms of the Bureau of Education, Mr. and Mrs. Bancrott Davis will give a dinner to-morrow evening in honor of thelr guests, ex- Secretury and Mrs. Fish. General and Mrs. Grant will go to Philadelphia on Saturday, and Mr. Childs will give them a din- her party that evening. From thee they go to New York. ——— ‘The National Educational Association. At the afternoon session of the Department or Superintendence National Education associa- tion yesterday, Dr. J. M. Gregory read & paper upon “Some fundamental _1n- quirles as to common school studies,” which pro- voked a long and interesting discussion. Resolu- tions of respect to the memory of W. D. Heukley, of Ohio, and HES. White, ex-president of the asso clation,who had died during the year were adopted, In the evening Gen. Exton, the commissioner of educatlon,escorted the members of the departinent turough the bureau of education. ‘The committee appointed to memorialize Congress in relation to ational ukl for education met last night and dep uuized R. J. Orr, of Georgia; M. A. Newell, of Maryland; J. H. Smart, of Indiana, and Hugh ‘Thompson of South Curdiina; Rev. H. D. Mayo, of Boston, and Rev. Dr, Curry, to appear before the Congressional committees On education and labor at the Capitol to-day. A Persistent Lover in Trenble. THE LETTER HE WROTE FROM WASHINGTON. ‘The N. Y. Post of last evening says that Alexan- der K. Falcqner, the photographer who was ar- Tested Wednesday night on complaint of Henry A. Hale, a merchant living on Columbia Heights, who accused Falconer of sending annoying letters to the compluinant’s daughter, was taken before Justice Walsh yesterday morning. The accused was represented by Counsellor Keady, who re- 4q that an adjournment be taken until Tues- fay next, and his client be admitted to ball. Jus- luce Walsh consented, and placed the bail at $1.000. Only three letters aré embodied tn the complitnt. ‘These were not made public. A g ter showed it to run about as follows: “No. 365 PENN. “ WASHIN “ My Darling Hiss Hate: “T hasten to tell you that I think my attentions to you fs the most ridiculous piece of fooltshness, that ever entered a person’s head; a complete delusion of the imagination, which you have treated very properly {ndeed. 'So I will now stop all further love letters, etc., as you have so many beaus that you cannot attend W me. You are too smart, Dut I Idve you all the same, and I shall watch you in the future if you want to be my wife. You are too haughty. Besides, I suppose your dear ma has gone into iiysterics over 1t” The writer then says that he intends returning to New York, and will take her out riding. He should, he said, be much disappointed if she did not accompany Im, for he longed for the time when he coull brush those lovely locks from her brow and kiss her. He subscribes himsetf her “devoted admirer and perfect slave, Alexander K. Falconer.” “The accused was committed to Ruy- moni street fall. ‘The New york Herald to-day publishes two other letters as follows: A RIDICULOUS VALENTINE. No. 455 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington, D.C. My Dear Miss Hale:—Please forgive ine for send- yousuch a ridiculous valengine. Iwas thought- nd didn’t intend anything disrespectful. You are aware of my love for you. If Thad not told you I should not do so now-unless I could get the consent of your parents; but I cannot recall what Ihave told you. Will you not please let me hear from you. darling? You know I care more for you than all the worid beside, and won't you just write a few words and relieve ine from this Suspense? You know what you intend to do, and whether you love me or not, and why not tellme? Iremain twaly and sincerely yours, evermore, ALEXANDER Falconer, IN A STATE OF SUSPENSE. Wasninaton, March 11, 1882, Miss Kate Hale:—My Dear—It any of my letters have wounded your feelings 1 wish to recall them, You kuow very well that I would do nothing will- ingly to make you unhappy. Nothing would grieve me more than the thought that J had caused un- happiness to one thut I regard with the profound- est love and respect. I shall entertain to hope that you will return my love, which is so necessary to my happiness, and ss ‘keeps me in a state of suspense to know. Singerel levotedly yours, ALEX. K. FALOONER. Falconer is a Brooklyn man, anda member of Beecher’s church. = Washingten Market Retail Prices. Meats.—Beef, sirloin, 1820c. per Ib.; do porter- house, 20:25. j Hb roast, aie; stank, 19560800. Corned Beef, : Dri ype, do. sliced, S0c.: Tongues, GOurée.; Lamb. 152306, Sausage, iayalde; Bacon Hans, ‘sugar curd: alae: ¥e., cut, Hse; Shoulders, 11c., cut, 123gal5e.? Breasts, 12ai8e.; Land, 14aide, S0ab0c, per doz; do: Florida Buse. per doz; Ba- ae tee berries, 15a18c. PF qt; Rhubaro, 10015 medic fer bunch: Rock, large, 3a yunch; Shad, 75a$1.50 per per doz; Pike, ap ead Halibut, 20325. ; Cat- mond: Have Foot-passengers any Rights or| A Curious Report Abeut Mr. Dorsey. Protection in Washington? To the Editor of Tur Evexine Stan. On leaving the Avenue car at 15th street to take the New York avenue car about 6 o'clock last eve- | 44th 1s only a question of a few days or weeks. ning, I was put in imminent peril by ‘the reckless driving of @ private carriage. Thé impudent ariver, so far from showing any concern, did his | Colf«x county. The sale includes a nuinber of ex- best to add injury to narrowiy escaped peril. Had there been a policeman near I would have hag him but no iceman was to be seen. The asdies inthe caning pened equally tndiffer- ent. Now, this isa crowded corer many pens vent are forced to cross it, After my watched the private carriages driving some time, and was. My insolent driver was no worse than there for at their reckless §; his fellows. It is plain that their employers are equally heed- lees, Nor is this by any means contined to private ca Senator Lamar, when crossing /7th street a short time since, was ran down by a reck- less driver, and barely escaped with lif last_ week were victims—one was fe. TWO DoyS killed, one maimed. The fact 4s our smooth pavements de- mand extra caution ‘on the part of d rivers. It is an outrage that any person should be thus put in peril Is there no law here no articular! against fast drivin: licemen who cn be piaced xt these dangereus corners to see that these Are laws are respected? To’ be of any use the police- men at these thoroughfares should be mounted. I write to you to su; authorities, and these obvious duties to the Suggest to owness Of private carriages to direct their drivers t9 use decent cau- tion, for, after all, % is the owners of these car— Tiages, not the poor drivers, who are morally and legally responsible. at the last Tam yours, ‘AN INDIGNANT CITIZEN. March 22, 1682, ———— The Gourts. COURT IN GENERAL TERM. Wednesday, Lloyd agt. Rotuwell; May agt. Shepherd; on bearing. Yesteniay, Lloyd’ agt.. Rothwe cept as to auditor's fee, of which each party ts to | pay hall. May agt. Shepherd; on he: submitted. fMirmed ex- ring. Equity Covrt—Judge Hagner. Yesterday, Addicks agt. Addic absent defendant ordered. ite and Trinidad Asphalt Co. certain defendants vacated ppearance of win agt. Graham- Redfield agt. Rea- field; propriety of sale; reference to auditor to re- on. To-day, Foreman egt. Foreman; testimony in Towa ordered taken, Vogel agt. E sion to take answer of in nts 01 agt. Humes; substitution er rustee ordered. enti Bright CiRcurr Court—Judge MacArthur, Wednesday,Lefo agt. Betz; default. kins; verdict for the pls trustee, agt. Lish and wife Yesterday, Prentiss, verdict for defendan’ ext. Brewer etal; motion overruled, ‘on trial. trustee, agt, Lish and wt United States, B tiff for $250. Prentiss, defendants failed and judgment, “McCullough agt. Gro; on rial Wednesday, tate of F. B. pend di stribuilon filed, Estate of Ann: Inanh; petition wo amend record filed pointing Georg Mina Freeman; order ap; administrator op bond: of $3,000. Est is E. Boyle; petition of of aduitnistration, CRIMINAL Court—Judge Wl Propate Court.—Judge Hagner. Meck; motion to sus- a M. Haber- Estate of te of Fran- Lomas J. Myers tor fe, , Edward O'Brien, robber: forieiture get. asid pleaded not gutity. Jobn ‘Jonn . Mitehene 1 Hugh Strider, (Gecond oft motion In ; Tosiay, Phoebe book containin: rrest of judgment: Anderson, int 340.50 trom W. H, fense pet iar nilty and Was nirn prison for three years. nit and battery with intent to 8); pleaded not guilty. John, le; Levi ichard alker, larceny not guilty. Pouce Covrt— Judge Sn Yesterday, Jenny Baker, allas Je graney and publie prosttvtt Lee, Indecent ¢xposur: vee and Lizcte ‘Turner wer s each for disturbing t ton by engaging Ina rou the street. Jno. W. Dou Burch were sent down tor 15 disorderly on the personal vol ent qiltet of 1 and tum ns a nw ‘on defen: rton. placing bul Tial on the street and failing to keep a light on 1t | it tthe party who s at night; personal bonds to not repeat Noah Burk, threats to M bonds to keep the peace for s rny of 1 Hoo i. alias’ Jobnson Pay, (a palt of | sentenced to | Theodore Handy, KIM, chhree las’ George yart, alls of $80 from Hori days, Geo. | down for 18 | West nble feht 18, colored, und C! ior being: y Vagrancys ence injurl- Us personal | that w ding mate- the offence, ary Jackson; personal x months. ’ Henry L. Blont, plecing obstructions on the street and Tail- ing to remove them; $3 or 7 days. o-day, Margaret Murphy was 5@ house for 80 days for begging on th H_ Bett, colored, vagrancy; bo abeth Brown, loud’ and bolsterous John Brown and Wm. Chase personal bonds. Maria Brown, } ous; $ or15 days. Chas. Brown, $20 or 60 days. James and Henry feited collateral. “JosaStewart, incorrl: form school during tatnority. "George sault on Lizzie Mor note: nd. rr: $10 and costs: Clarence Stmonsand Maria Davis, larceny and boister- ohnson, for eihility’s Te Cutlip, as- appeal of $7.50 from Mrs, Charles. Smith. Simons got tour months and Maria was discharged. Affairs in West Washington. THE REMAINS OF MR. WALTER G. Waters, of New York, whose death inahat city Las een mentioned in THE Srak, arrived this veyed, In charge of Undertaker Birch. cemetery, where the funeral services this afternoon, at 3 o’élodk. norning, and were con- . w) Oak HAN Will be eid Rev. Dr. Lindsay, rec~ tor of St John’s P-E. charch, will officiate, BUILDING ASSOCIATION.~ At Uie Si ar monthly meeting of tie El Association, held last nigit, u $1,800 Were disposed of as follo} five shares seven Ruares retired at Lover Vistration.— paid a fraternal visit to V No. 4, last night, at the lode sapanied by Grand Archt casion Was of more thin ordinary Hou T1wk.—March®, 12:04 a.in., 13 Alexandrina Aifairs. Reported for Try. EVENING STAR, ‘THE FINANCE COMMITTEE of the city meet this evening to consiier the proy scribe $1,500 to the proposed ferry ( claim of” Ewell Atwell, and othr ferry projet hes many’ ir x Gold y-second reg- th Building rvs hall, b sold, belly share—an counell wilt posal to sul subserip- tion in {ts uld will, it ls understood, meet with rious opposition in’the counc! “HAPPY 4S A BIG SU port that, Alexumirls enj Even at Fishtown there 8 der, and, except a slight frac this morning, Alexandtlans hive kep New Gcns.—Company B, of the Battalion, received this light pattern, from New York. . Com armed with the Dreach-loaders” grin} . John’s Ca morning new guns, of a police re- quietude, ightest disor: fron works the peace, t ny A 18 by the nD te! state legtlature, and the Academy rifles, with which the corps Was originally armed are Kept us a reserve. 1 Srkauzoat SOLD.—Captiin Graham. has purchased the steamer Mary W. $4,500. ‘The steamer was built, some twelyi of this city, siington for or fif- ‘yar agt. Per- | Bacon and Aug: colored, suspiPlon; | $160, #75, $60, $50, £40, £30, $25, $2), $15, $10, $5, $3, #2) | | | insin? | bess, | the shelves. From the New Mexico News and Express, March 11. The opinion prevails that ex-Senator Dorsey will not recover from his sickness, and that his We are reliably informed that ex-Senator 8 W. Dorsey has soid his ranches, ranges, and brind in cellent eas howe ranch, which is consid- ered one of the con the west: a sates ta oe vast range, comprising from 1,800 to ware Iniles of territory, and nearly 2/000 hed of cattle, with calves, including many fine th bred cows and bulls. The purchasers are reported to be a big company, composed of eastern gentle- men, and Harry Gray, the efficient manager of the Senator's vast stock’ and business, recently took {ie books of the concern to New York to deiiver them to the purchasers. ‘The purchase price ts re- ported to be very high, and probably ranges from $000,000 to $700,000, tue Prairie Cattle company, who Were anxious to’ buy out the Senator, having offered between $450,000 snd $500,000, THE SUSPENSION OF COAL MINING IN MARYLAND. No stranger visiting this county and traveling through It would think a strike was in pi res, it he took a superticial glance on which to base ‘an opinion. There are many men out of work, but a majority of them remain abeut home and’ nt up tuelr houses and make their gardens. We believe a3 a whole the Miners look toa speedy settlement ‘of the troubles by arbitration and, threats are made only here and there by some véry hot-head- ed miner.—Cumberland Ties, 230. ——— or ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS ON THE NEW CARDINALS, Erc.—A reporter of the Baltimore Gazette yester- day called on Archbishop G:bbons, with refer-nce t the new appointment of cardinals by Pope Leo, (printed in yestentay’s Stax.) The archbishop sald the nominations were What had been ex- pected. He knew the newly selected members only by reputation, except Archbishop McCabe, upon whom he had called when abroad. With Teference to the inquiries of the Pope about the inefficiency of the Catholte newspapers he ex- Tessed surprise, having had no previous Intim tion of ft. ‘The ‘only mutter in any way bearing upon the subject was the eneyeited letter receutly issued by the holy father, in which the power of the press tu alding the cause of the church was hi It had been hoped in Catholic ctrel Wat another cardinal for America would have been created and his residence been in Bultimore. sue A ae MURDER BY INSANE MEN.—Two Insane patients in the poorhou: ednes- day assaulted Hoi ian, who bit Co death be- murderers were Tim both admit- | ed in the.r Tim Bacon aL ‘The st JO. ted the killing, but ia jee as if itv ent against Judge Cox. This sentence is disqualification from jut Oto Arrortio: lecistative caticus at Columbus, Oto, decided On a DILL pro ding fora redivision of tue stite into Conzres slouai districts, and it wats Introduced in the Louse yesterday. It fives the republicaus 17 and the de- verats 4 districts, see The Proctor House, a noted summer resort at anda rsige mountain, w. burned gether with the outUulldings. Lo: nee, The polled of Brooklyn are looking for a man about @® years od, well dressed, and han r 2 brother 61 eorgla, Is Said to have victiin- ne, and probably a number of friends of the H. Coiquit, of yea al! the new colo ting brown, brown, butte Wis’, 920 nak, str ‘The “Climax Shirt,” ready for use, $1 in the world for the price. P dozen just received at " street northwest. Found by an in a can of coffer. advertised yes H and,onty one—and ‘ted that part ntleman Who found it 1s quite we Mr. W. H. Bayne, agent Adams? s Company’s branch office, residence 710 street ni . He 1s vudoubtedly well tment. ‘This me place $500 in one The party that pl n have it with the Hents for $1. 5 will contain T $250, $200, $175, $150, $140, $125, $1. The known he E pre ch all again. $1, 75 cents, 60 cents, 50 cents, 40 cents, 30 cents, 23 S, 3, or Wcents. Not a blink | in he entire lot. No can will contain less than 10 cents or more than $500, and only one the latter sum. Price $1_ per 6 cans tor $5, 12 cans tor $10, 25 cans for $20, or 65 cans for $50. We are doing a large and growing business. People who come once and buy tea or coffee from us are almost certain to come again. We believe we sell the best goods In the District of Columbia, and we are quite Sure the cheapest. Don’t let prejudice stond in your way. Come in and buy a can of tea and one of cotee. G yur g00ds a fair, honest, trial, and ff after a trial you are not periectly satisfied th: we Sell not only the best, Dut the cheapest goods in ict, Wi Will not ask nor expect you to speml another dol- Larin our tore. Do no: ° You are going to find $00 in the ean you buy, but come for the tea or coffee alone: then if you should flnd a lange sum of mone ciate tt all the more. Below list of those who found $5 or upwind in cans pu the names of than $5. A great many ns they Duy. ms Express Company ence 710 Nth street uorth- Henry Austin, Kugie Hot old, in t *. Ross, 420 ng, Value $50, £. A. Woolnint, i il, $5, bi coffe . A. H. Cofir tropolitan Totel, $20, Phi Brown, Ba As (colored), Mrs. G. (address not known), | 50, In tea, (a mistake). MONDAY, TCKSDAY AND WEDNESDAY . D.W., $50in te: 1 Hotel, $5 in coffee mal Hy a colle? Young, Baitinore, $20, in te A. Brown, 1 COL, $20, gold, In tea: H. U. Shearn. $200 Mery- land avenne, $100, cold, In coffee; Mrs. G. Glaz- Fst. s.w., $5, gold, in coffee H. Stitson, Draska (topping at onal Hotei), 5, in ©, in como; 3 diamond ring, j only 50c. | made, DRY GOODS. — ADIES’ GOODS. JRLEGANT FOULARD SILKS. TWENTY- FOUK INCH WIDE, 15 CENTS, CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED SATINES, 500. ELEGANT WOOL SUITING, DOUBLE WIDTH, $1. NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. FULL LINE OF CHOICE BLACK GOODS IN SPRING WEIGHTS. PRINTED PONGEE. EMBROIDERED PONGEE, GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS AT $1, $1.25 AND $1.50, BONNET AND GUINETS BLACK SILKS, THE BEST KNOWN; SPANISH LACES. NEW PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, “THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.” 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. m2 N EW PARASOLS. NEW SUN UMBRELLAS. FINE LINEN LAWNS. FINE DRESS GINGHAMS..,. EW SKIRTS. POLKA DOT LAWNS. 250. +1230. TYLER & CHEWNING, m2 ~ 918 SeventH Street NORTHWEST. Ov arrs GROWTH AND PROGRESS. ‘The fact that important business centers are rapidly springing up an practical proof of the healthy growth of the Capital. A being a oped here affords tample A most usefal association in ourcity, known as the Y.M. chased property weil-known bank. This particu! A., acknowledging the above sel vident truth, has pur- in the vicinity of Messrs, Rizzs & Co.'s locality, perhape, has made greater strides, in a business point of view, than step of the Y. M. ular appreciation will soon prove. t points of interest wi pin the last year. This C. A. is in the right dircetion, 2* popu- A. petition has al- ready been signed for a Branch Post Office near the above center. ‘Here too may be found EXCELLENT DRY!GOODS AND NOTIONS, LADIES AD m2 'D GENTS’ FUR NISHINGS BY COCHRANE & CO., Orroare Rigas’ Baxx. rpue GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN BLACK BROCADE SILKS. Handsome Birek Brocade SILKS, (ell pnre Silk), full width, excellent Licht Biue and Pink CASHMER qual oniy $1; former price $1.50. . pure wool, wide double width, 60c, We are rellinz excellent Black Silke at$l, $1.25 and $1.50. Black Silk VELVET, $1. Col- ored Silks, 600. ieck and White Silke, 50c. Finest quality ‘* French Foule,” in evening shades, pink, blue. cream and whit (Ay Il pure wool, extremely wide width; eujerior Blsck All-Silk Rhagames, only $1.25.) Black and white, brown and white, blue ond wold end green and g GOODS, only 2: . PIANO ¢ ¥ new style, checked DRESS: Miluminated all-wool Dress Goods, OVERS, embroidered with ilk. $3.75. ‘k Cashmere SHAWLS, all-wool, $2. TABLE DAMASK, all-linen, pure white, 50c. Colored CASH- MERES, epring shades, 12c. Pequotand New York Mills SHEETING COTTON, the widest and very best 30. Fruit of the Loom, yard-wide COTTON, Oue hundred (100) pieces of new style SCOTCH HAMS. finest quality, 25e. Nuns’ VEILIN colors, pure wool, 30c. Ladies’ Cloth SUITING, navy all blue, pure wool, 25c. Colored and Black *Moric” SATINS, $1, CARTER’S, m20 711 MARKET SPACE. oJ APANESE AND CANTON CREPES. ALL-SILK CADRILLE GRENADINES. MOIRE GRENADINES, POLKA-DOTGRENADINES, EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEES. EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES. “NOVELTIES” FOULARD SILKS, SURAH SILKS, “EXCLUSIVE STYLES AND COLORINGS” IN__ HANDKERCHIE! XD HOSIERY, sae SUMMER SILKS. LOUISINES. In PARIS AND LYONS NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS EFFECTS. ELEGANT SILKS AND RHADAMES. MOIRE FRANCAISE—MOIRE PEKIN. NEW FRENCH SATINES AND BATISTES, BEST QUALITY ALL-LINEN LAWNS. ANDERSON’S SCOTCH GINGHAMS. LU COURTAULD’. IN'S CELEBRATED BLACK FABRICS, ENGLISH CRAPES. BLACK ALL-SILK PLUSH GRENADINES. 52-COMPLE CORRECT PRICES, SE NS, TOWELS, GOODS. STOCK, PLAIN FIGURES AND ATON PERRY, (Successor To “Perry & Brorurr.”) Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th strest. hed 1840, 3 DRESS GOODS. mis receiving our new Spring Ggods, com- ing a full hne of Damask Table Damask by the ‘Those Clcths and Napkins to match; Table yard, Towels and Toweling in great in want cf choice goods wi'l find it to their advantage to examine our ctock before purchasing. HUUE, BRO. & CO., m3 1328 F STREET N. W..NEAK EBBITT HOUSE. i ECKER’S SELF-RAISING FLOUR Hecker's Self-Rateing Flour sree OPENING wr PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, March 24th and 25th, ar MRS. A. T. WHITING'’S, 924 Pexnsvivawta AVENUE Noxruweer. Also fc ‘Hats and Bounets ready for Refinishing all maa Fest REGULAR 8PRING OPENING. MRS. J. P. PALMER, Importer of and Designer of FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 1TH wu ae her chet election of FA! [ONS ¥ Be RI TE DI PRAENT LEA NG HOUSES IN FARIS” be eo full assortment of THE CELEBRATE! Ne OUN Se Bpecialties. Mrs ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, SPECIALTIES AIRE * French Hand-mace Underclothing, Merino Underwear and finest Imporced Hy a Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Gooda. French Corsets and Busties. |The “Hercules” Support Sorset, for which Mise H. Comet, her Own tuake, that for tie Price Saunot be NB. French, German and Spanish spoken. m10-3m SPeing SPECIALTIES. Sik and Cloth Wrape; Suite: 4 Goth, Weare: Drees ‘Trimmings, ‘Neckwear, Flowers,and three Styiee Lest ike French Corsets, Entire Stock af GLOVES at cost ulmil cloned out, ; M. WILLIAN, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. MES * 3. nest a HAS REMOVED ro HER NEW STORE, No. 1309 F Staeer Nontrwesr, Where she will open A LARGE ASSORTMENT oF MILLINERY GOODS AND KID GLOVES. The public are cordially invited to inspect her new goods. mi porctas : Niwa axn F Sravera, CONTINUATION UNDERGARMENTS. ett rene ome MORE, jorenghiy Ma: CHEMISE AND AT 26e. We make lower prices than ever before for the quality of Goods olfered. DOUGLASS’, Ninte Srarer. S. M.B. BRUCE, No. 434 97m STREET, NEAR a BS po te Rogen g ear ak and Ma- - eedlework taught, privately sd ine ramen and’ Coak cnt, amd tied Hed arti-ts. ined e Fitting, aad Wilson’ ¥ tor Mew. EE Dr. Warner's, th ist for Chiildre brated Abdi i MES. SELMA RUPPERT, aa 608 9th etreet, opposite Patent Office. Complete stock of ZEPHYRS, CREWEL and GER- MANTOWN WOOL, ART EMBROLDEKIES, hnatertal for Fancy Necalewart, seo ee Large arsortinent of LACES, LACE GOODS, RUP- FH iXGs, HOSLEKY, GLOVES, FRINGES spark 2.3m MIN STAMPING promptly executed. N ME. WASHINGTON, a FASHTIONARL DRESSMAKI Tit PENNS rior style Suits, Comtumen, Cloaks, & and vas atsbort notice. “Ladies can and a pert MME. Vos urannis. 915 Pennayivania ave.,over Denes '« Stationery Store, Formerly with Lord ‘Kawvior. New ork, and Wim. Barr & Co., 51 Evening Dresses; Bridal Trousseaus Cloaks, Dolmans wid Suits; all made at ‘the superior fitting; notice; perfect w . «usrantecd. es 126-610 in peta FAMILY SUPPLIES. C4 KD. ‘Those who are using the ordinary Java Coffee an 23 ‘by inost Stores, are requested toget a sample pound SUPERB MARACAIBO, retailed at 25 cents a pound, fresh roasted. ‘They will Bare tones and grate better cots, “Theses whe asta genuine, rich oki Java, can be suited at WITMER’S, FINE GROCERIES, mt 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BArAtTaRia SHRIMPS. PICKLED LOBSTER, BRICE’S FRESH CRAB MEAT. EVAPORATED APRICOTS, QUINCES, PEACHES AND APPLES. MALAGA GRAPES. FLORIDA ORANGES, GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON, 125 1209 F STREET NORTHWEST, = mete — NOTICE 10 HOUSEKEEPELS. USE COC RFE RRR ERE .S8S5g Cc CE R RE. 6 “kr Ean Er sss, o E Rk RE c rs COCEREK EkE Ssss57 SSSSgITITERERRR LT TENN N £§ T EO KR RE JINN N T KE RRRE NNN Becet f RRL WN NN ‘sssS T EEER RULLLUN NN ERR EERL I A XN N CoC RORE L IAA NN NC © EREEE L MAANNNO RORE OL WAAAN RNC R KEEFLULLUA AN NN COC OGG, 00,L BPP ERE RN ¥ D NNN eR NNN EON NN cKEN NN H OBUT HTB HEU HORGE “ BH BUCS ington with the farms on the river and has light draft. in order creeks. The steamer cost $27,000, teen Years ago, as a truck boat to connect Wash- the wituin tity to go up the IMPROVEMENTS.—Every day the list of houses which it is proposed to build here this year length- ens. Over forty houses ere now planned, and ten or twelve in the process of construction. proces constr CapeT WHITTAKER told anew York porter that if he ts dismissed from the mili academy because of detictency in his studies, he ly for a commission a8 second eutenant will a) in. the uid con} lar army; that since his officer in the arm, Tribune re- ry trial he has rable attention to tue studies of the last year at West Point, espectally to tactics; and that he fully expects eventually to become an Waar Inpiay Commisstoner HAYT SAD ABOUT Rey. MB. Hinman.—Bishop Hare rat hess chair in Jue York, Wednesday, giv! Hinman egainst Hare. The bdishoy vepsation between himself and sioner E. A. Hayt in Washington, bishop was very deep in the investigation. ren a a8 follows: Mr. Hayt— conversation was al Bishop, you have a man in your eh: man of immoral character. Bishop Tinoans the Rev. Mr. Hinman. serlous charge. Mr. Hayt—You know who Hare—! in the wit- e Van Vorst’s court, in New testimony in the case of Telated a con- ian Commis- before the who is 2 -Thavs Pm willing to admit that serious charges have been Made, and that we are in What do you know? Mr. Cee ‘lef_ about it. fay Indian in- ‘Spectors report that Mr. Hinman is gulity of im. Morality, and that bis Presence in the Indian country ig detrimental to the welfare of the Indians. Furthermore, I am toid that he has been seen ina brothel in Washington. Bishop Hare— | Of the several schemes Of whom did you learn this? Commissioner Ha: refused to tell, but insisted that somett be done by the church authorities in M1 case. Hamma D®8s GOODS! DRESS GOODS!! SPRING STYLES BECEIVED THIS WEEK. ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE GOODS. SR Yet noe colghy 2ocnts, faa Ve 25 ‘Tinsel Noveltion ‘sis. B16., B0c:, Teo, Maire: 60S. mall The | Etwin L. Smith, Philadelphia, $10 gold, th coffe Frank Pahner, Pittsburg, $15, in te tutre ring, value $50, in co) ury departinent, $5, In coffee several presents) Samuel H. known), $20 gobi, in tea: G. S. n.w., $5, in coffees Willian Bigby (pli 4th “st.’ nw. $5, in tea; Miller & Jones, Importers, 1323 to 13% Pennsylvania avenue, $5, gold, in coffee; William HL Crook, exe= cutive clerk to the President, $5, gold, in coffea; Mrs. 8. L. Smith, Treasury Department, $200, gold, in tea; Ebpitt House Club, Eob'tt Houde, $5, co diamond ring (vy mistake), both in coft lam C. Seribaer, bicycle schoo}, 1103 E st a! » $10, in coffee; M. 'G. McCormick, 216 6th st. n: $5, in coffee! Thomas Jacobs, No. 2 F st. R.w., $250, in ten; 8. G. Raub, 1416 Oto ave., $10, th tea Mrs OM, Patton, 1007 ¢ st. B-. $6, in teas A Ve sey, Treasury Department in coffee, (thi or fourth present for Mr. C.); Lizzie Sprohs, 483 C st. D.w., ametityst ring, Vale $10, in tea, (mistake); Geo urris, colored, 68 C st. n.W., $5, gold, in tea, and N.@, Summerfield, chiet clerk railway mati service, $500, In coffee. additional names to-morrow. Orders by all promptly forwarded to all parts of the Importers’ Tea ComPany, 819 Market Space, Washington, D.C. A Valuable and Carefal Review for the drain: of Washington spoent titones of March 9th, 16ch and 23d of Sanitary Engineer, For sale by news- dealers, 7c. per copy. Washington News Co. wholesale agents.* fers into aes Hicker's Kelf- Kaisine Blowr o have in the house situs to have rected company you have nuexpected company If you have wnexpocted compan And want pe Aud want perfe At ct cakes and bicoutts cakes and biscuits Ww ininutes notice. Ata few minutes notice, Atatew minutes notice. _m23-Imép $1 SHAVES ‘Over 3,000 in use in this ci AA Zz WITH VOLUPTUOUS EASE! ‘Warranted for 10 years! ‘Sent post-paid for #1. COMBINATION STROP, combines two Hones and wo Strops, only ‘76 cents. BOLD BY DEALERS AT $1 PER DOZEN PRINCIPAL DEPOT: ‘1%4 29TH STREET, WEST WASHINGTON. 83™ Televhonic connection: ee Sees Ee PERSONS WISHING 70 OPERATE IN to the extant of $50 to $1,000 or upwards, should writeto AMERICAN GINGER ALE. PALMER'S And yon will always have BEAUTIFUL ROLLS, BREAD AND BISCUITS. Whq@eeale Depot, corner Ist strect and Indians ave nue. WM. M. GALT & CO. £25 Fee LENT! ‘Bardines in Tomatoos, Bardines Smoke Boveless Codtieh. Boncless Herring. * Rlicctan Caviar. Codfish Ba te. a Lobster. Bdsm these. B. W. RED'S SONS, 1216 F street northwest. Sonsed Herring, Soused Mackerc. Soused Trout. Fresh Smetts, Fresh Co: Yarmouth Bicaters, yered Herring. Columbia Hiver Satmon, Machian Bay Lobster. Sardines in Oil. J UST RECEIVED— A fine lot off ms Corner 14th street and Kew York avenue. che SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY FLOUR, ‘the BAWL C. PALMER 19 ‘HENRY L. RAYMOND & CO., HUME, GLEARY & 00., as ‘807 Market Space. WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY BLUE uk Fey FED ‘munequalled for smoothness, favor and parity, and for the sideboard and sickroom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & ©0.,