Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1882, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1882—-DOUBLE SHEET. CITY AND DISTRICT. ‘THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES. Suggestions to Friendly Visitors. In the 5th sub-division the following were adopted: “If you pay a man to work, he will work; If you Pay him to beg, he will beg.”—Archbishop Whatety. ‘ 1. Give no money, promise no money or any equivaient therefor, without labor, for the fol- lowing reasons: a. Because your chief object is to lift the idle, ignorant and dependent, out of pauperism, to make them self-supporting and self respecting, and to prevent their children becoming beggars, b. Because of the many otier sources of help from which they draw—churches, neighbors, benevoleat organizations, the police, and the city at large. ¢. Because, if extreme age, sickness or some incurable infirmity renders them helpless, your Teporting a case and all the tacts you can _ascer- tain to your subdivision office, will secure the Reckless Driving and Reckless Parents, To the Editor of Tar Evexrxe Star. As one who has children, and also drives, I desire to say a few words on the above topic. I can testify, from my own experience, as to few days since, at the corner of 9th and F streets, # colored driver wheeled his horse right around upon me, although he saw meas plain as day, and when I tried to get out of his way he de- liberately swung the horse still further around, apparently with the determination of running over me. When I spoke to him about it he merely gave the horse a cut, and grinned at me as though he thought it a good Joke; and such things have occurred many times. Of course there was no policeman in sight, and before one could be found the vehicle was around the cor- her and out of sight. Such scoundrels ought to be punished severely. On the other hand,there fs not another city in the country in which people, and especially children, are so reckless in the streets as here. Our wice smooth streets induce people to cross at all points and in alk directions, so that it is TME RIVER IMPROVEMENT BILL, ‘The Debate in the rouse Monday. SUGGESTIONS FOR AMENDMENT OF THE BILL. the recklessness of drivers on our streets, for time and again have I nearly been run over in spite of ali the care I could exercise. Only a The debate in the House of Representa- tives on the bill to reclaim the Potomac flats, whieh was under consideration on Monday, is of special interest to the people ot Wasb- ington, who are directly interested in the im- provement, and to the people of the whole country who have an interest in “the advance- ment and improvement of the nation’s capital. The first portion of the debate had reference solely to the best and quickest means of acquir- ing private rights In any of the Iand sought to be reclaimed. The first set speech against the plan offered was by Mr. Bowman, of Massa- chusetts. He said: Now, I wish to know, (and it seems to me very important, because if we are not correct in the plan we adopt the whole citymay be immensely damaged, if not abso- lutely ruined), I desire to know this: the waters are extended overa river bed of a > bridge and let the water flow throngh there where the old map ghows was the original main channel of the river before it was filled up. and you will secure a open water-way through which the floods which pass over the rapids above Georgetown waste themselves river below. If in the tide-water of the Ae do that you will run it immediately thro at Swamp With a good current. What 2 ing you have there you may throw out on the flats. Perhaps that will be well. ‘With the channel open it will necessarily fill the low lands on that side. Thave seen an estimate from an engineer of this city saying that ¢an be done fortwo or three hundred thousand dollars. It would save you from the necessity of adopting a plan cost- ing how many millions no man knows, and the engineers nowhere say how much it will cost. They ask fortwo aud a half millions now and one million for this year, Dut they nowhere say that will complete the work. They do not profess even this is a full report. They do not profess the plan is complete. It is to be carried on with just such munificence of expenditure and ornamentation as the liberality of Congress may warrant for the future. Now, sir, I want to call attention again to the fact we had an fee gorge here a few years ago ‘BOM THE FAR NORIHWEST. THE APPROACH OF SPRING—INDIANS AND CHINA- MEN—RAILWAY PROGRESS—INDUCEMENTS TO EMIGRANTS. Special Correspondence of Tae Evexrsa STAR *~ WALLA Wana, W. T., March 28, 1883. Spring is phenomenally lovely in this latitude. After a winter of sudden changes and severe storms a broad vision of vernal life and beauty is exquisitely enchanting. The wild flowers are beginning to bloom on the plains, and the Stoves and gardens are preparing to don their gayest colors. The mountains are doffing their gilttering crowns and fast clothing themselves in the verdant robes of the season. Bands of Indtans are seen daily on their way trom the more southern reservations to the mountain regions, for hunting purposes. The red men are the aristocrats of the nation, They enjoy an_excess of elezant leisure, and are ac- customed to select for their summer and winter retreats the most favored localities of the coun- try. The government has been a bountiful ben- efactor to this people, aud yet they do not appreciate, their blessings. A hundred million have been spent in suppreasing their hostilities TRE COMING POLITICAL CAM- Pale: iN. The Fall Elections—The Next House of . Hepreventatives. From the N. ¥. Times, 10th. By the letters which we publish this morning from the widely- states of Ohio, Mas- sachasetts, and North Carolina, it will be seen that the country is already preparing to take its annual dose of politics, which this year, when a new House of Representatives is to be elected, will bea pretty heavy one. At the same time, there is evidence ia these letters that the voters are by no means so intensely interested in purely partisan politics as they were even two years ago, and that there will be a good deal of inde- pendent voting this fall. One indication of this is the prominence given to the various phases of the temperance question. In Ohio, the passage of the Pend liquor law, imposing taxes on liquor dealers and brewers, was the linmediate cause of the republican defeat in the local elections. In Massachusetts, the failure to pass a pronibition bill has destroyed the political chances ot Mr. Speaker Noyes, a prominent candidate for the republican nomination as governor. In North Carolina, where the election of United States Senators enters into the canvass for the legis Lo FOR THE RED SIGNS AND THE GREAT SALE OF BOSTON AND NEW YORE 923 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Byectal bargains tm 3 MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUTTS for this week. We bave about 100 men's all wool OAS- SIMERE and C! J ell for $10, if we clothe yourself and boys as now, at 723 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, between @ and Hi streets. Men's, Boy'sand Children’s SUITS at jens than the ‘Cost cf material. NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DaILy, STORE CROWDED WITH EAGER BUYERS, BARGAINS IN FIRST CLASS CLOTHING, BARGAINS IN MEDIUM CLOTHING, per attention from the church, institution mile in width, and yoa contract that river bed | Which eaused an overflow of a part of the city, and In providing for their wants, and now but | (ure and for governor, Senator It nt vig nen BARGAINS IN WORKING CLOTHING, se yskdivislen allcar whose duty it is to admin- ) almost impossible to Grive,along the avenues e3- | to aquarter of that width, will not the waters | causing great damage to property. It that | 2% peeomcmotthe aay tre’ weatine ce stb gp leer oper pepe - mm ister relief. pecially, without constantly pulling up and rise just so much higher in the new channel? | Washington channel had been open where the amie for life and property in these territo- | used to influence the result. In all these states n AxD ‘Sue teak eae 2. Inform the idle and squahd of the sanitary | turning first one way and then the other; to | | suppose it is # self-evident mathematical | original channel of the river was until it was | riog, and in both parties the liquor question is likely | 7 GREAT BOSTON Ad RK laws of the District. and show them that misery | prevent running over people. A little care on proposition or rather a hydraulic position | filled up it would haye allowed the floods from | ‘There are tho ds of Chinamen on this coast | to have much to do with the clipice of members &nd suffering are inevitable results of idleness, | the part of pedestrians would save much trouble | that if you have a certain aiiount of water and | above to have freely off into the tide | who are being wom conaees ‘over te recent | of the House of Representatives, as. well ax of filth and vice. Make kindly snggéstions con- | in that respect. put it into a narrower space it must increase in | Water. If the Long bridge had been raised | action of Congress to prevent the esther oe male Oona prone cerning ventilation, clothing, digestion and But the worst of .all is the carelessness and height; for example, if water of the depth of | higher, as it ought to have been, with wider ion of Mongoli i 2 household cleanlines daring of children in our streets. Within the | four inches ts a3 in a large tub, ‘and if you | spans than it has,it would i eegeds ie the | portal olians to America. We hi Yet the liquor question can hardly be called a re 3 nd them a very qulet and peaceful people | national question, and We would be @ hardy Toform the District health officer of any case | past three weeks some four or five have been | pour that water into @ small pail, the depth | ice to have passed off into the tide water below, here, and as laborers none are more indusenens prophet who shouid predict that It can ever be- of persistent filth and unhealthful accumula- | killed or maimed for life by the cars or other might increase to perhaps twelve inches. If by | and we should have had no such flood in Wash- | and’ docile. It is true they are heathen; but| come one. It is only because the questions at tions. vehicles. In every case, so far as I have been | reason of an ice gorge below the Long bridge | ington city. We should not have had to go from ? r can we net mould them into our views of civili- | which have been national have partially lost 3. Take a gift ofa plant, or picture or some | able to ascertain, these accidents have been | or by reason of floods coming down from the | here to our boardjng-houses up the Avenue in zation and religion? When the lion eats the ox “4 ont OF CUSTOM MADE CLOTRING, aT 723 Srventu Staxet Norraweet, between G and i. J. H. SMITH, 1 1 their consequence that one of this curiousi Need other tasteful, suggestive object of beauty, to | caused by the criminal recklessness of the chil- | upper part of the river, the water in this river | beats, as some of us did on that memorable oc- | the ox Goes to lion, and not the lionto ox. All| limited cuaenciees can attract | 80 much nto: & 2 each wretched home. dren themselves, and for which their parents are | bed of a mile in width nevertheless flows up in- | casion. foreign elements will sooner or later be swal- | tion and can go so far toward determining the S08 # 4. Write out a wholesome, economical bill of | fo blame. to the city; then if you contract the river bed | | Mr. Robeson favored the bill, but desired it to | jowed up in American ideas and Institutions, | fate ot parties even in national elections, The cous fare. and show how a little saving and constant | Take the case of the six year old boy whose | into a narrow channel, must not the waters rise | be perfected and amended into a shape in which The great thoroughfares which are to bring the | liquor question is one of those which always thrift will provide against illness and mistor- | leg was'torn off by catching in the wheel ot the | just so much higher, and in that case will they | in the acquisition of private Pro rty it will be | trade and travel Ol the world to this section | come aasioeatiy Sorwhtl rien others Gr tune. buggy at the Soldiers’ Home a short time since. | not back up still further into the city? sustainable in the courts of the land. He sald: | and to carry to the markets of the East the | greater intrinsic interest are laid aside. It is in the first place, what isa child of that age do-| Residents of this clty have told me that on the | Now, while you may condemn property you | aivertracs productions of this virgin soll, will | admirably adapted to furnish occasion for bitter can do, or can be trained to do, and see that | ing that far from home on Sunday? In the sec- | occasion of several floods, although the water | cannot compromise claims upon it. You must | on reach their termini. In one year from this | and violent struggles when politicians have every one over 12 years of age is engaged in | ond place, if he had been properly trained at | did not back into the streets, as it did on that | condemn the Property, and, if you choose. pay | time sleeping-cars, expressly built for the pur- nothing more serious to contend about. It . some useful occupation looking toward perma- | home he would not have been hanging on the | memorable occasion which I have already men- | it8 value into court. “Then the man who has a pose, are to ran through from New York to | appeals to strong feelings on both sides—to| W OW WH It kes. KOK TEER gSisg Rent self support. | In securing employment for | carriage, as we see hundreds of them, both girls | tioned, yet it nevertheless did back through | claim to it is entitled to all or none of it. Let | Pose, ate Oregon. Several smaller lines are in | the deep morai conviction, often verging on| WEES Hyl tke’ KX HE Prem, calls the interest of a relative or former | and boys, big and small, doing all over the city | their sewers into their cellars, and that too not | the claimants ght It out between. themselves it | ;or and. Ore construction, ahd are being vigor- | fanaticism, of the temperance people, and| Www fH dt S883 KK HE Sess, friend of the family, who will do for you what | every day. It makes me shudder every day to|in the lowest parts of the city, such as were | You choose. But you cannot condemn a0 un- | ously pushed forward to their completion. In| to the interest, the pride, and the vices ofa| WoW i u Ssss5 K “kK I BeE S55 has been refused to the shiftless and improvi- | see the recklessness of children in_this respect, | inundated in the last overflow, but on the higher | Settled claim, taking into consideration “rizht- | twelve months weshall be but three days’ travel | large class who sell or use liquor. It is @ JRE AND U PS & dent. See that they return to their better asso- | especially those with roller skatés, who hang | Jands, north of Pennsylvania avenue; not at the | fulness” as an element of its value and settling | from Chicago. Then’ these rich lands lying jn | singularly difficult question to deal with be- PURE AND UXADULTERATED. Ciations as far as may be. Soret razon they can reach, two and three | top of the hill, but along up this stretch of the | the question of its validity and its general value | their native wildness will blossom as the rose | cause it involves interference, for excelient | ‘The peculiar medicinal qualities of Whiskies diststted —— abreast often. A slight misstep, a little slip of | bill on this side. together. It is not a thing which is ascertain- | under the tillage of thrifty farmers from the | motives, with either the business of dealers or | from the tinest crowtl of ryein the renowned Valley of ‘The Proposed New Congressional Li- | the rollers, and the foot catches between the | This isa question Wpich f think ought to be | able in that way ona condemnation. Therefore, | atiantic states and beyond the seas. Lands can | the personal habits of the drinkers of liquor, | the Monongahela, have attracted the attention of tha brary. spokes. and of course the leg is broken, if the | answered, because if you make any mistake it | | commend these propositions to fhe comunittee | now be purchased for forty miles on either side | and it is almost Impossible to na any common | Medical Faculty in the United States to such a degree ax PROVISIONS OF THE vooRHseES svasTITUTE BuLL. | Child is not killed outright. It is astonishing | may be a fatal and permanent one. If you | on the District of Columbia, for I want to have | re tno N. Pacific R. R. at $2.60 per acre from | ground on whic®, as between these classes, a| topliace itin very high position amoug the Materia It was stated in Monday's Star that Mr. Voor- | that the drivers and police do not try to stop If, | should fill up these flats, if you should narrow | a0 effective bill passed. Tam in favor of Alling j the company. Under what is called the timber | law can be based’ and obtain respect or even | Medica. ee Se Menmy OSes = | but they never do. the river bed. making one or two narrow chan- | up these flats. If it ean be done for $1,000,000 | jaw governinent land ean be entered by simply | acquiescence. And the diffcuity is increased by | We beg to invite the attention of connoiseursto our hees reported to the Senate that day, from the | ‘Then, again, I know of no city in which ehil- | nels, and then if ae ice gorge below the Long | I Say amen; if it can be done for €2.000,000 I say | cultivating ten acres of timber on a quarter | the fact that those who are actively interested | celebrated fine OLD WHISKIES of the following well- select committee on additional accommodations | dren purposely run such risks as here. I find | bridge. should again block up the channel, and | amen; If it takes $5,000,000 I still say amen. | section. Under the homestead law a person | in the question, one way or the other, are usu-| kuown brands, 1N CASES containing oue dozen bot- for the library, a substitute for the pending bill | In driving about, especially in the outskirts, | jt should be found that the water backs up into | For nroper purposes, with proper enards, it isa | 8° Procure a title to 160 acres of fertile soil on | ally a minority in any community or any party. | Hes each, vis- - : a library building. ‘The | that it is @ common and favorite practice for | the city, it would be almost impossible to remedy | Public use, and will be a great public benefit. the condition that he w and | 1 ‘ f , ° UNRIVALED for the construction of a library building. The | ooilaren to deliberately stand in the roadway | the mistake Pt ey Tt cous Gees ta rothiog Ft Ould a condition oe he will reside on the land | The question, therefore, generally comes up, a8 . és a original bill appropriated #1,100,000 for the pur- | until the horse almost touches them and thea not, in the accomplishment of that desirable ob- | Moreover, all soldites Porno, of five years. | it does now, at a time when voters are compara UPPER TEN WHISKEY. s - Ido not feel willing to accept a pl: thi: yer, ai st et vely i ferel chase of the squares of ground situated east of | Jump back with a yell that not unfrequently | gort on the ipse dizif of any enuinee Tie | ject, establish a principle. in. lewislation here | MoTeover, all soldiers honorably discharzed can | tively indifferent on other matters, and when the VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK WHISKEY. 5. Ascertain what each member of a family ju " edu ‘ zi : the Capitol and between B street north and B | frightens the animal. Another very common|1 am not scientific; 1 know lam not an engi- | which would invade or take away untairly the | etal Rigi eablieror ne pears tone anican pecbany be Beauceron amet street south and Ist and 2d stréets east. The | Practice is to stand by the road eide and, asthe | neer; I know that 'practical engineygs under- Bien Ce ony paves Seen at he stoke hehas | denee is sufficient to secure for them'a complete | movement in the direction of temperance lezis- substitute authorizes the President of the | Keita Ranges (raw, 8 stick, an old tin can. or Re cne ie ie Susie tive libertaint claim pou these ints to be ezonctanl Be bo se tract. There are thousands of peo- | lation or the contrary. Naturally, les ton | |For exovlenee, purenese and evennen of quality, the United States to determine whether the whole Tim d again hi I witn this, especiall: . - invalid, T do believe the claim upon them | in your ei ities why are wi thout em- | which proceed 8 from Movements is apt to | above are upeurp by an ee we mat taken or not for a library site. He may decide | Another very dangerous habit is that of hang- our minds be able to comprehend their plan and | eause I believe so, impose upon the legislation | eave emigrant tickets Toons t tins nas areracities aut radietl egrets oe ‘Those Whiskion are sold tinder kusrante to give PER- Upon that half of the xround which lies north | ing onto the sireet cars, and which seems to be | be able to vote fat : ofthis Congress s measure which in my opinion, | geld of wealth and enterprise and, Shere the | cg ee ections OF 90 variously | , Thee Whiskies are sold under guarantee to gt eading deh of It or he mag devermine that all on inGg | almost universal. Trride over the route where | “Now Iask whether this is not possibly a dan- | a8 1 how talerstand it is obnosious to so mseh blessings of peace and pleats? No man need | Maar eee be lat which relates to | Tory amet Reade, Hehe pears cetermine that all of if is | the boy Helen was hurt a few days since, every | gerons measure, whether itecit ae era | general and seetal eed objection. suffer in a country of such vast resources, and | _ But while the relative prominence obtained at r Reeded. If the President decides that only one- | day, and Ian scarcely recall an instanee ii | this wreat river’ bon which has already proved | ‘Therefore ask the committee, in the interval | Witch Is camine ee rile serving Pes epeticlatath eal irradi ap sefiees H. & H. W. CATHERWOOD, provides (hat not excoudtag Se ng0 weetate | whieh there is not from one to half a dozen | insuthcient, to two small canner each fay | OF Sime mideh they. will ave; 20 look to) eee, Nindrods of mllligua SW. | tuat the Clo ee ere ene | sal sours Saome STREET, PHILADELPATA. Provides that not exceeding $550,000 (half the | small boys at this point who jump on and off the | be blocked up just as thoroughly as one a mile | questions which I have hastily suzgested. They = ee ‘ = spouse! “4 : f : i a likely that still others will come up before the it v] * 1 rg ; Berit, "At Mr. Voorhees request We was asreed |car= "hen 0 motion. A few days since, while | wide? Will dee whether they require attention or not. THE DIPLOMATIC CoHRS, congressionai cauvass 1s fairly under way. In ‘ing along that square, I saw a small boy, Mr. Blount, of Georgi: Let them prepare proper amendments, if they letrh > armeeny = “ Caer aenitate shoaid take the place oa the | fist about his age, deliberately throw a stone At | bil had besh hastiy ead’ ee gee oe | are neem ne phe, Amendments, If they A Period of Mourning. fsctrone, Lae diiaee eects where elther party | 7VHE INDE MINING AND REDUCTION calendar occupied by the original. the car in which there were several passengers | said, speaking of the District committees the heat of discussion in the House, to remedy | was, correspondence of the Phila. Ti rowly watched by one or another of several — a besides myself, and then run away yelling and| Why, sir, they had not a-plan at all at that | things that we may not remedy properly. Tt 18 | Mar bere or ame bodies of independent voters, who are already CAPITAL STOCK 50,000 SHARES, ‘The District Judiciary. whooping like an Indian. Pee cibi et Mae gee CT re eet ee satay pelt eed arse COE TE ed Portlean pive prea peste | ay em THE BILL TO PROVIDE FOR AN ADDITIONAL JUB-| So. too. at the intersection of the routes—es-| this House. They remind us of what the news, | Femedy, aa I am experiencing now. If the fault | now in mourning for relatives or friends, OF | organization, The civil service reformers have | fal of Inde State of Durenss, TICE OF THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT, ETC. tally af oth and F streets, where the passage | papers say, and then they come In and demaud | 8 found to exist, let the remedy be ready pre- | course, for several weeks after the death of the associations in nearly every northern state who | Tr'shmenrceganaren of ite stock at $2, er ehare. Pwo The vill introduced by Mr. Butler in the Sen- | between the track and curb is very narrow—the | that we shall leave the whole subject to the Sec- | pared. young Lord George Montagu, of the British le- | will unquestionably be guided toa great extent in | tion machinery has been ordered and more than one: boys, generally newsboys, hanging on the cars | retary of War, who is empowered with author. |. Lead this bill for the first time on Saturday | gation, neither Mr. West, the minister, or anyone | the congressional canvasa by position of parties | turd of the cost of the came has been paid for and eee ae te aang that there shall be aP- | are a perfect nuisance. One cannot get in or | ty under thie bil to Gen poy. “plan” for carry- | last, yet think Teonld find many valid objec- | yelonging to the iezation, appeared in society, | ou that relorin, Tine renee ea a ees | enous con Mike shuses soe. cited tor uae eee Pointed by the President, by and with the ad- | out without pushing them out of the way. It | init oct. , | Hons to It before any court. If the committee | and it is only within. two weeks that they have | oreamieine ie tha ee on eae pur: | Gapuren ef tsoeetion Ba cables Gene Vice and consent of the Senate, one additional | fs a wonder more are not run overorhurt there. | Mfr. Neal.—Will the rt will look into these things and prepare amend- roing ving j ni thal and to erect the neceasary buildinis, do. gentleman permit me to | began going out or giving invitations. Just as pose of throwing their votes where they will do 7 associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the | There stands the ticket agent, and considerable | interrnpt him for a questions ments if they are necessary, and perfect this bill m9-3m ¢ : the period of oMcial’ mourning of our govern- | the most good with reference to the reduction | ive cf,the company: 1103 ¥ street. District of Columbia, who shall have the same | Of the time a policeman, and I never yet saw| Mr. Blount.—Yes, sir. so that it will stand before the courts of the | ment has conclude, and ther of he Chinese | of the tari, and ike ocgestantions of protec aati ere fa roa thorit a isdicti wa either of them make the slightest effort'to stop} Mr. Neal.—I wish to ask the gentleman, now | Country, protecting the rights of the govern- | jeration for the dowager Empress of China, who | tionists will undoubtedly oppose them. On the W. A. NIXON, 701 61 tw, Pray hereafter, 6 eecromed be aoe oe (nowt oF | them, or make them keep out of the way either | that he is speaking of the necessity for a plan, | Tei, aig at {he same tine protecting therights | died a year ago this month, is nearly over, the | whole there Is. prospect of considerable ina Over Teataaae TiOd Toes, may ate tation, Se he Lomi’ of danger or of the passengers. whether in the river and harbor bills, where five | Of private citizens, then tie bill shall have my in at 5 : . 7 { Spanish minister and his wife have gone into | interesting variety in the conduct of Congres- a6-lw . All this fs the fault of the parents. If chil- | or ten million are appropriated annual there | full and hearty support. mourning for a private affiiction, her mo! sion: ii vari i Ps ‘= = ~ Pay, alto Provides that three of the justices sit- | dren are properly trained at home, and taught | is a single plaa tor canying ont oar er ihe ee || Mr Socinger mae | have not, examined the DACRE WIA at ee tet The tauity se Siete oe Aejacecle warped FLCoNoMICAL AND SAFE. ting ee a oa 1 term shall bg | {2e danger of such practices, as they should be, | provements therein provided for? Now, if that | health statistics and comparative tables per | are not only wearing black, bnt they have put|a candidate who had obtained a nomination WRAveR, Kuna: 3 in writin and shall be Med in the cases inwhien | (03, Would seldom, if ever, run stich risks. fo, why Is not that bill susceptible of eriti- | thousand of population in the city of Washing- | An their servants in mouruing, alee incledies | frowns majority party regarded his election rig tg - ~ LY ¢! Pt be - ie ort of Secret ; v! I x y i Si a - UL. 1 lows: There shall bea special term of the Su- | dren’neither ang on the earsor on wacouls, and | ject. y Of War upon the sub- | ington city has bech affected by what Is kuown ethror the eeqmatumerable black buttons. To | sult may be a litle confusing, the ultimate ef-| Fare FROM ALL ADULTEMATIONS, BUCH MA Preme Court of the District for the trials of ap- | T know that children can be taught not todo it |’ Mfr, Blount.—T_ submit to the gentleman from | asthe “ixidwell ats,” or the “Kidwell bottoms,” | Ment’ Mme. Baron presented he deo ne ec did peals from the Police Court, which shail be | if parents will only make the proper effort. If! Ohio’ thet ngress does not make appropria- | 284 the malaria incident to them. cashmere dress. The servants, as well as the | EATING AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT. ee ae ppm arate term | any of'my children are caught doing it the dri- | tions for improvements until there we a plan. But T am of the opinion that something ought | members of the family, attended the fenerat Sao AND ROT TRE CLOTHES. id special tora Cran nd, the Judzment of | veris at liberty to give them a good smart | Mr. Neals-And the compe eee look, | Wan who will vist that part ofthe uae of Wg, | mass for the repose of the deceased lady's soul. | "WBA, Feapte, Should Observe, 1 Juhy | ITISSAFE, BECAUSE IT 18 MANUFACTURED ———— | frinis shall be drawn at | U2gling with the whip, and I will not complain | has a plan forthis improvement before tire. Pad Who will visit that part of the eity of Wash- | Tavitations to this masa were ismued to ourhigh-| SstSo_ nuit ‘Food'in Alcohol.” Y | PROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM eee ee rawn at | of him either. A Civzen. Mr. Blount —I do not so understand it. I have | ington must in a moment see that the over-| act officials the gentlemen and ladies of the Le areal REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELVES), poche pe padegy ely tag the aeectal fer Brat = not a plan before me. Te committee expressly | {Owed flats in that region are a detriment to diplomatic corps, and a few personal friends, | From the New York Horald, 10th inst. PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE term. The justice holding such’ special term, ae ee Laid Pe nariako to leave tye titrate eee and to the prosperity | They were printed in gold, on a plain, larze,| The Farmers’ Club, at its recent meeting in | CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR = on In GEN! ERM. whol r, as the i ii s 01 e y le ii i KET ARE MADE M GREA! 0c When not enzaged, in trying appeal cases ffm | syonany, $oRT GENERAL TEM ow | mole matter, shows, foto Heo- | OF He oly of WacnEID on the eréatost ast. | Pollabed black card (black on both sides), whieh | the Cooper Institute, was entertained with a SS ee eee ee eee Feferredd to him By the jection eories anmay De | asirmed: opinion by Justice James Leftwich | "Afr. Neal.-So tt is with the river ara harbor | Huet to tiealtn ericos trots talncasieea vere breadth. Tn the,center near the top is cold | Meni lnteresting lecture “On the Relation of | THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIA to him by the justice holdingthe special | improved beverage, patent a al; opinion by the | bill ver an | Congress is not in session, but the people of readth. In the center, near the top, isa gold | Food Products to their Physiological Action, criminal term, or by the justice holding the Cir- | Commissioner of Presus ‘amemsds cross. The words below read by Dr. Hubbard W. Mitchell. Some of the con-| PUT UP IN BARS, AND EVERY BAR BRANDED gait Court. Th the trial of appeal cases from the | Chief Justice Cartier. "Poole & Hsin ag Daly ee nee ornans take exception to 80 See a ere, sates ie) malar ae Yivial members were rather disturbed by his ref- WITH OUR NAME, as ORNERATLE olice Court, process be directed to the | ans agt.Daly ; argument concluded and cause ommittee on |. se a : erence cohol. i essent oD Wi x major of police, who shail execute the same and | Submltted® Grout age O'Hare: on hearing. the subject as alluded to the sufferings trom | Wel! that it was reported in the newspapers, AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE, lesome. N “ x oa MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILI. ND DRINKING WISELY. | CATE, &c., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT Le Ministre aE: ane et Madame de ‘ ici 2 he idea ot food that it should maintain or in- i d was the opinion of the physicians who at-| : Barca ont Vhonneur de vous faire part de a : 3244 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. ¢. make return thereof in like manner as the U. S. | p.vatenday, Grote agt O'Hara: Suecdand|eeee Ge Hare eee and of his late col- | fenaed the late President of the United States Ja dontoureuse perta qu'lls viennent dep- crease vital or physiological actions, while drugs | opens WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE marshal does in similar cases. In all appeals | supmitted. _ Hartridwe ware op cotsia. He said: while he was suffering in this city from the Touver avu la mort de leur mere. or medicine may increase, but usually lessens | Rape BY FRANK HUME, BAKBOUR & HAMIL. from the Police Court the party applying for ap- Cincurr Court—Judge MacArt ir. Hartridge was a colleague of mine. 1 was his MADAME MARTE ISABRLLE DE Grosse, some of them. A combination of foods is neces- TON, N. H. SHEA, OR BYON & EARNSHAW. m8 . shall within five days of the judgment enter Tato an understanding, with suticiest surety to | q Monday, Go a oi oes fed Mh 7 be fixed by the judge. " (The form of the under- | fenton arrest’ Churielt ut Weta as with him frequently through t) effects of his wound, that he could not recover ‘Vouve Valverde, of his Roches gules yee eee oo unless removed from the malarial Influences deceflee a Madrid le 21 ‘Mats, munie des tlemen now representing my state, and I never | 2!/siug from these very flats. He was therefore, Sacrements de l'Eglise, et vous prient. sary to maintain all the vital processes. If this were not so a single article mightsuffice for all wom MUMM! MUMM! needs. There are foods which are more valuable great great risk or ite @assister ala messe ur C repos de 5 Sal standing is laid down in the bill. It pledgesthe | Ground Association sea teeuine® heard, until 4 read Lit in this report, the slightest Pecan Cee RE Soe) pone S ater cae 2s eos aM pour O: repos de than others, because they supply greater num- | JULES MUMM & CO.'S FAMOUS CHAMPAGNES. Parties to abide by, perform ana pay the Judg-| | Yesterday, Chappell agt. National Fatr Grounds | Suggestion that that distinguished gentleman ing from these malarial influences. Matthews le Jeudl 30a 10heures. Priez ber of substances that the body needs, and | ras original House, cocupying the Original Prem- ment of the appellate court.) Association; on trial Blester agt. Spelshouse; | had died from malarial fever. I am willing that Tt seems to me, Mr. Chairman, that the le pour elie, hence are called compound foods, while others, | sear Whenever, in appeal cases from the Police | Judgment By default. Dodge agi. Birch et aL; | those gentlemen standing outside may ask for i 4 peop! ‘WASHINGTON, 28 Mars, 1882. Court, the defendant shail be convicted, the | RCW trial granted, leave to amend declaration. Jadge shall impose the fine preserfoed oy law, Dougteas sat. sete in default of payment, may commit the de- fendant to the workhouse or jail for not over Baers (tons — ee Baer. v! i BEW. OOUNTERFEITS! legislation in a decent way. But in the name of | 2f this city and. the representatives in Congress oth aa Seon ee Eee the Corks sre Beauded " Jcuaw Man.* Bee that endach, garnishee; judgment | decency I do protest that the dead and their | Wo must spend a portion of their time here are = body with but ile: Change, PSone seat ma Dry Wines at owe re ee re ay 2 A en 1, | body with but little change. Some foods are ‘Wines at lowest prices. fon ase or fall ‘Motdey,larcaan, agk, Comes: communi ae Dropriatione and in farec cre ante ee, ab | Whether this bill is calculated to accomplish | one more to the already very long list of memo. ees piper peel al Geriveds, othtrs as | DRINK THE WINE, AND NOT THE LABEL What huteu of tis Panaas Game tongs Set Unlmnes suas cegenaants ordered. Walter | even contain a plan for the expenditure of the that objest Tam not prepared to say, prefer | rial ervices tn honor of distinguished dead, n- substance, Both solid and liquid are absolutely BARBOUR & HAMILTON, § a F ADK T= leave the det of the matter to those who | tive and foreign, which have n hel te special term may, in his discretion, order any | son; anticipation of notes by Herman Schultman We fae tee wrest See eece, Taalted ko gecide: upon such quee- | within a year. ‘The services of the Greek shureh | Suet sy ueeeeance on IMG. FOoMsere! og, NEI In the teneral Term, whether: such” motion e | tam of Commnclonee Mierseenae ce BO | which to be gar seaa wee et, Uon trond be glad to see some provision. nade that | Certauneteneatto, Tumi, lexation after the | mote growth’ of the body, Heat inthe teers | Betpetnorbwere Aywus for Un Dita at Oe 2 = ys = e woul see some provision le Czar's assassination, and Chinese religious cere- 2 z suit be appeatea to the General Term or not. | AEE Teenifely; decree setting aside deed andor. | sot forth 2 Pi Hib and wo have not ‘evens | Vics s work of this Kind @ Gieeedtpi pe legation after the death of fave prcpteng se rok Gridinr Aucaniediray Sopa fe = Whenever any iseue of law shall be Joined in Mauck sgt Wauck; terms of toe madiated ‘every plan, and canmittee have re-| competent medical and scientific authorities | dowaeer Eimmrese Treas tert ae strictly con- | *4 live, eat ls withdrawn death follows. | }’OW OPEN FOR INSPECTION, any cause pending in the Supreme Court either | trustee dettned. Fridley agt: Fridley; testimony wiiale mahier the foun ve yemitted the | shall determine whether the plan prop xed by | fined to. the members of the legation. They | 1¢ is necessary, continued toe peckon ee the | OUR PARTS AND LONDON IMPORTATION OF Party thereto, upon ten days’ notice to the oppo- taken before Examiner Irving Williamson. | MWe tieue win was pers rence a} {TY | this bill would have the desired effect. That is | had an altar erected in what was the picture | noay be supplied with, ee cnet WOOLLENS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAK. fs taasasisiont with (hie aro Tene, | Penmmce ge Decmwents age Hancock; appeat: | Newspapers. ‘They give us the seperionce ot | te tmportant question. Many gentlemen here | gallery when Governor Shepherd oocupled the | potash, lime, soda, snd salphur, aind some seide: | _Inelecting vedtics for Spring 1882, great attention Saved te the jodisinty mesure, tepeniod. Re- | ly trustee catered. “Rice amos; Abuear | Domopeners, eel ere Gen, Harteldee ang | 2£¢ not satisfled now that the filling up of certain | tnansion. ‘This altar remained for ® eck o vate imp TaUighs pabou ks caaaes toes Uhre DAGMICn oF EUR tAAR EAE ferred to the judiciary committee. ace ot Sueesit Octont Murray; reference to | our own experience as to the health of tie bis, | Portlous of the river front and the excavating-ef | more, and every day there were pravers seid be, boat son arte phar wpsiaee iad | Sly Ro toma tambour een keen: a auditor ordered. Slaughter agt Rowe; dismissal | trot, eed thie ion ‘auch etic ked to | others in the manner provided in this bill will | fore it by members of the legation. ars abeoees tho’ etlent Othe cree ied tart designs are not, indeed, suitable for every-day life; OrrERI<G.—yOne of the | of bill ordered. Reed agt. Reed; sale ordered and | tuct'tnn yer naa ePon trust the House win | Lave the effect desired. For myself I think that oy ae temiporany: ‘Tha seune ot bongo is tor concn | Ma he soneien eee ce ad most commendaije offerings made In any of the | George P. Goff appointed trustee to sell. Citizens? Sepnilate it y e House will | the larger the area we can secure in that region | ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LADIES. Ge tani cee ney Apes ed to Ma belghtnens Sp eesatng auch Geckgnn end et churehes on last, Sunday morning was that of | Natignal Bank gt, Panning? pro contesao against | Fepudiate it, for alake of fresh water the better it will be; re sas LEDER TRO REA Ut ae aan | re us aie tn pesados cee ae Soraan Saeed Or. | Ceaition of BU Repmie, seoavers aeteetay Cowie [aulers OF the Dates se a emee OCTOTIIES | Srathat by petiiog wdike arouud tals yes eae Neey Putas Drea see ite pr pre oepepcormern pe po Peer ote eee ge me tengo Fea tee aahtthguah the parish bas been bat | Pertain reat eatate granted, “Donse age Pemeer es | amptOe SE awe ee Thi oe eat Sigsed PY | owed region, pumping out the water, and pre- Post. TERiCatn Sha ee Tar Ta tn ain? | se bane paid bean otieaioe > casein oes o eaene Perry ae cancander the pastorate of Rev. J. B. | contesso and testimony before John Cruiksiank | imeiy refuse te pase he Dene anything is to | Paring the flats to receive fresh water you could us what is best for our needs, and the most ims | °f ies and colors as will satin'y Ue wethetically - Perry. so efficient and popular has his adminis- | examiner, onlered. Anderson agt Anderson be done, let the committee convert that part of the city into one of the |... 4. 04 clined, but which are, at the same tune,euch ae those trath od that in th x ety re ance _ on the District of ‘An American servant will tle on ter veil in 9 | portant are substances that are nitrogeneou - . ration pre iat every pew in the church has | Gibbs agt! Coyle; auditors’ reports confirmed and satty, Ail way that miei ea Soa mometeronen Of the first are feshs | ¥80Gres more quictiy may wear ; Columbia, after having considered a plan which | 08t attractive places in this capital. Iam in been 1 ordered. Suter Chi A plan whic! s Lae - upon i. ati arged rer-stral ie are . 0 , 8 3 - Gonsideration. The Faster olering agzregated | 9gtiptO. D. Barrett and certain defehdints made | I will vote for no much wild scheme as this, | ude, the consideration OC) Seley Toe fis | Seem aed ence Stihcetion: [eaguant lala Thess ae cael termed a 1U5_PENNSYLVANIA_AVENUR. $2,000, of which 81,00 was in cashani pom in | 2 atute. Baldwin Se and Trinidad | Mr. Randall said: As to the statements in re- haying the benefit of the suggestions made here | Of her owncountrywomen. In thus placing the | Beef is the most nutritious meet, mutton next. T COST FOR CASH. Pledges, leaving but $600 due upon the chapel, | twenty-five dase. ‘Bradicy ack. Beadicns wae ford Sortie Ga bat ea cane today can. Tepart tho smesete at sdem tatire servant and the duchess in contrast she was | ‘Then comes Sees and Gish. Thes - ae i: ® ference ot n and nutritiouse cmemetes Bott Seas ce one tes | eae lone Seman Manama ten ei cunaxne UF sat, the chapel, gave #500, which, added to the tact Monday, Tuomas Handy, assault with intent to unhealthy city at all, nor do I believe the death SUMMER RESORT NOTES. Foramong all civilized people the English women | importantarticleofall that nature has supplied to In orter to make room we will sell st COST for the that they have never accepted any interest upon | kill: previously convicted? motion Tory sa eee Tate of this city compares unfavorably with that M are the most ill , and seem to lack the | man, since It contains in iteelf every needed ele- | nese" days, beginning April Ist, the deferred payments, marks them as gentle- | fled. Th and of other cities. But if this measure is urzed as natural gifts, the self-reliance and ability of | ment. vegetables potatoes take the Among les NIAGARA AKD SARATOGA, choice and selection which are the inborn attri- | first rank, and should be cooked with teldo, m1 r; motion to quash indictment over. | that, according to my observation, after many butes of American en. An English most prosperous, and gives promise of being ane At Niagara the hotels will all be under the | butes women. An English nursery oue of the most influential in the city. Plans of Robert One oneneas Fated ieullt - aiyalene seen eee fae ee same management as last year, and the Clifton | 8¢t off against a nursery in this country may be B® handsome as edifice have already been | liam J. Knox, unlicensed bar; not guilty. Peter age and from the deficient water supply than, Opens the first week in May.—The Perry house, dress Prepares, And @ few liberal offers made to start | Monahan, unlicensed bar; guilty; sentenced to | fra "these fats, Baton from the flats may in] Newport, is doing a splendid business. —The ‘the erp % fine of $105 and costs, two alesis Pitesterday, Sonn 3. Murphy, two cases of tar; | ome Rogen urges dlbrapane é think those White Sulphar Springs property, West Virginia, * nations, In this country ttle girls find con- Tue National Boarp or HEALTH reports for | CeBY 2nd two foo ride 58 | has been reorganized into a stock company, Ex- | Stant satisfaction and congenial employment in the week ending April Ist as follows: Somer-| fendant's persoaal Yecopuzanse ior the tate | eee pee ace Tepe SUPPLY a arg sigs | Governor Walker, of Virginia, is president; W. | ®Tanging and adorning thelr dolls’ apparel. Ville, Mass., cerebro spina! meningitis, 1 death ; inrcouy; plowed eae ae ‘Gare, John Lang, should Seek Teoeive consideration. z pe ibe vice Saseiie and Colonel diphtheria, 1 death. Camden, N. J., typhe y in examining report on this subject I find eorge L. Peyton, manager. accommodates old | tarceny’ tat, Ente penta wet 8 | that a entleman—an expert, poorer that is a | 2,000 guests, ELTZ & MERTZ, accommodations has already forced itself for | S¢l Zug ext Bailey (two cases) omas J. Brady ol con men of exceptional liberality. The parish Is now | Mot!on to quash fnformation overruled. rE. So. | amatter of sanitary necessity then I remark FOR CASH ONLY, Our entirestockof - INGRAIN and TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS Full line of MATTINGS, CRETONNES, FRINGES, LACE CUBTAINS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, LOOSE COVERS and WINDOW SHADES to order. SINGLETON & HOEKE’S msi 801 MARKET SPACE, J. W. KENNEDY & CO, ° | , — hotels will all o] 10 | they displ ‘Estaulisbed 1600, familiar word now in been June.—The Prospect Park hotel, Catskill Cand | New Oricans, smallpox, 17 deaths; pun to give his opinion om this eubject. Trefer | ing, N.¥., has ‘been leased. for three’ years tp Lip Set Resteotn =—* = ano to Mr, Gearge E. Waring, jr., wno ia, as I am ad- Mr, James Smith, for several years proprictor of TUN PLATE, ‘or the week ending April 8th: Boston, iD, vised by those who gnow him, a most excellent | the Overlook Mountain house, Woodstock. ROOFING fon reg te Croat ccemn spinal a Erie . euthority noon all ceuitery mattera, Iwish to| ‘The New York Hotel Mail, which ought to SHEET IRON, pelos: Tr, typhold fever, 7 cases, 1 death ; scarlet fever, | 2 Erie. Willtam id Beng opty pene le raison to Sle cone know, denies emphatically that there will be = cases, 2 deaths. Lawrence, Mass.. diphtheria, adv: of rates at the summer and death: typhoid fever, L. Somerville Mere Having a high regard for the opinions of the | 8" Advance laine) 1 4 ed. Who have concurred in } adds that it is the desire of the leading proprie- diphtheria 5 deaths, and typhoid fever 1, gan Feoomuending tie reclamation of the tuts Upeate tore to have this contradiction widely Wage cester, Masa.. cerebro spinal meningitis, 1 death. ing, I have “toreconcile their ated. Prices for this-Beason. Fall River, Mass.. cerebro spinal meningitis, 1 : ee Hota with what seemed tobe tine but death; Providence, B. L., cerebro spinal: menin- r ye ed get death diphtheria, 7; Sypold for, ia chucerned, 2 tatkete art SHEET LEAD, ZING, ‘BUILDER® HARDWARE. 06 PENN. AVE. AND 601 B STREET. izes, Conn. cenebte, - typhoid fever New x, $ deaths oan aah Jobnaon, i iH ia i [i Be i = fama Tome hat iti rpg ey LIS is b she ne cece eam, Siicrioeies earners Li HI f if j F