Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1885, Page 2

- eg THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY. “APRIL 4, 1885-DOUBLE SHEET. CITY AND DISTRICT. What = Dealer in Cards Told a “Star” Reporter. FINE ART AT LOW PRICES—HOW CHRISTIAN HOPE ANDTHE POETRY OF SPRINGTIME ARE PORTRAYED BY ARTISTS—WHERE THE DE- SIGNS ARE MADE, 4C. “If Easter cards this year have lost some thing of their appropriateness as emblems of the holy season they have gained more in artistic beauty and consequently in popularity,” sald a dealer in cards to THE STAR man the other day as they stood looking over the countiess varieties of cards displayed for sale. A big. broad table, or Father two or three big tables put together occu- ied the middle of the store, and they were led down with cards valued from two cents ap toseven dollars, The whole store seemed ven up to cards. “Yes, they are growing in larity,” continued ‘the dealer.” “I don't filnk it will be long before they. get ahead of Ch: ristmascards. The fashion of sending cards &s tokens on these grand feast days is very gen- eral, and I think will never die away. Christ- mas now has the lead, but the Easter cards are rettier, and in a year or two will be more fashionable. I don't think that the com- plaint of some church people of the loss of emblematic designs is at all reasonable. It may be that they are going out of fashion, They are in fact if certain melancholy outlines are the only proper signs of this joyous time. But itis no loss or discredit to art. Tomy mind, however, there is more that is truly emblematic of the joyous breath of Easter that makes the flowers bloom and the birds sing in the designs for the cards to-day than ever before. The allegorical, the stiff, the unnatural and the unreal, the orthodox ‘and rigid Biblical cuts of ‘angels, cherubims, and archangels,and thegreatly abused saints in blue and green and red, with cart wheels for halos have gone out of fashion. More thanks toour art development. But the saints have not suffered from the change in taste, nor have the associations of Easter, with all its holiness, died away. Not at all.’ They have all been improved and made realistic—revivified. A bunch of small blue violets smell more of Easter, and is more suggestive than a whole flock of green sheep. I don’t want to be irrev- erent or wanting in respect for the infant art of Easter designing, but there is more light and happiness; more of the breath of life; more of Easter in'a beam of sunlight lost among the flowers and spring grasses and awakening the butterflies from their long winter's sleep, than in all the allegorical figures ever tortured into and green.” Then the dealer stopped to take breath. “But who said anything about these designs not being appropriate?” broke in the sctibe. “I think they are very pretty.” “Well, I did break out kind of sudden. You see I get provoked. Some straightlaced de- ascendant of Hudibras was here just before you came in, and was very much shocked at the frivolity of modern Easter cards. Well now, as @ matter of fact, these cards, besides being more} beautiful are more appropriate than any ever fore published. See this little book; is it not neat?” He handed the reporter a little antique vellum covered pamphlet, with rough-edged Parchment pages bound together with twisted silk, with ter Souvenir” in rugged gold letters on the back. “Now there is a set of three of those, and they contain photogravure reproductions of all the sacred paintings by the old masters. That is something worth having. Then there are two similarly gotten-up tokens, one called ‘Gems by the Wayside,’ containing short poems in Manuscript_and print, and the otter, one of William Cullen Bryant's poems,‘The Unknown Way,’ beautifully’ illustrated with little etch- ings.’ Both of these are very beautifu! and ar- tistically designed. They are among the pret- fiest this season. ‘They certainly are a rest from the ugly chromos that have been called Faster cards. Another beautiful souvenir is the ‘Easter bells, a delightful little Easter |, artistically bound in silver and peach jossoms, and printed on parchment paper, al- ternately in type and reproduced manuscript, ‘Then in cards proper there are a thousand and One pretty designs, and some of them are ex- eeedingly pretty. Many of the, same designs appear in different settings. Some that are hand-painted on satin for the more expensive ards are reproduced on lithozraphed cards.” “Who designs all the cards?” asked the scribe. “The designs are generally by lady artists, but the best artistic talent is employed. Most of the cards we sell are made in this country, and some are made in England. There is @ great deal of money invested in the business, me of the best cards are by eee Ward, Poay ‘Tuck, Hildeshimer, Wirth Bros., ‘ans & Darling and Phil. Hake. A lady in lelphia makes the hand-painted mouchoir eases, which are among the highest priced souvenirs for both Christmas and Faster, selling from seven to eight dollars. Then there are Many others who make cards. “Now there's variety for you; look at them at your leisure,” he added, as he’ left the scribe to go toa customer, and THE STAR man lingered gboat admiring’ the wonderful artistic talent | there displayed in a small way. Some of the tokens were purely conventional and not at all tty; others were beautiful. There was every- from the little hollow egg shell wiih little brown and red spots for eyes, nose and mouth. hid away under little paper sun ets, to the handsome satin plaques han inted. One very pretty thing was a lyre of pink plush and white satin, with a Gre- sian maiden lounging in a graceful attitude beneath boughs of apple blossoms, letting the butterflies of spring out of tneir dark winter cage, which she holds in her lap. The idea and the treatment of itis very pretty. The colors are excelfiit, and the outlines perfect grace. » The same ire appears in cheaper form on card board, but with the same delicacy of out- line and coloring. Another pretty design is a narrow white satin plaque, against which is fastened a spray of apple blossoms, in the branches of which is a stuffed humming bird. Then there was a brass plaque, mounted with @ silver spray of flowers; and satin crosses and ¢rowns clung together all about the table. Little | st chickens looked unhappy in Ted ri hoods, and seemed to want a moth- er'scare to smooth out their soft, yellow down. Others stood looking curiously at brokeh egg shells, as if intent upon the problems of evolu- tion. ‘Then there were many large foldiny cards—some just a combination of well-assorte: colors; others blending the colors into hand- some designs. Some of Prang’s designs were particularly pretty, and possessed considerable artistic merit. The back of one card, showing the sunlight on a field of high grasses and a butterfly just awaking to the spring warmth, ‘Was a particularly attractive piece of coloring” “Yea. we are selling a great many this year; more than we ever did before,” said the dealer as the scribe turned to go. “They are very onable, and they ought to be. They do more than ‘anything else towards cultivating @ taste for art among the poorer people. A large majority of them are fair pleces of art, and they are distributed so freely that people who have never had a peep at the beautiful soon learn to distinguish the fine from the com- mon and cultivate a taste for the pretty. Then they bring in a breath of spring time, ‘and tell of bright sun shine, spring flowers ‘and song birds. There are a great many worthless com- mon cards, to be sure, but they are rapidly being crowded out by therbetter ones. Some of these are almost fine enough to frame.” ——- eee LEESBURG AND THE W. & 0. RAIL - ROAD. An Effort Made Am Citt: Raise Money for the Enterprise. ” Correspondence of Tae EVEStNG Star. LEESBURG, Va., April 1. The citizens’ meeting to take action in regard 0.8 proposed subscription tothe W.,0.&W. R RR. was held in the court house yesterday after noon. Col. E, V. White presided, and explained the object of the meeting, which was to raise money to put the track of the- present road in- first-rate order. This was to be done by issue of bonds, with coupons attached, payable in freight or cash, at the O fre of the holder, said subscriptions to be paid only after the road had been put in good order to this yoint. A new bri oto —_ — - bees it, the present one being lequate for the heavier engines to Be used hereafter, and all the old ralis are to be Gisplaced by new. The president of the road, Col. Martin, explained the purposes of the pres ent managers. He showed what had been spent thus far in equipping the road, and that the subscription asked for now was only to be paid after the road was thoroughly equipped to this point. Henry Heaton suggested that the chair. man appoint a committee of three or five to get ene Col. White said he would appoint at some fa- ture time the committee. Seven thousand two pundred and fifty dollars was subseribed then by five parties. 1. White subscribed $5,000; rrison Brothers, Edgar Burch, Bradshaw rley and Samuel Orrison the balance. Others expressed their intention of subscribing. Among those present were Mr. Gulick: Hens Heaton. state senator; John W. Wildman, of ‘Wildman & Sons; Josephus Carr; Harrison Os- barn; Walter Harrison. president of the Lou- ; Sam. Lutz, formerly of a; J.B. Beveries, La ib. Harrison, and Samuel Or rom farmers and cattle dealers. thes sae ‘The University of Virginia’ ew Chapel nce of Tux EVENING Stan. Usiverstry or Vinersia, March 31, 1885. At5 p.m. yesterday quite a number of the Setversity Professors, officers and citizens as- sem! to witness the laying of r Stone of the new chapel. Rev. O. A. Giazsbreok, ghaplain, conducted the services, which were as follows: Prayer by Rev. Mr. Glazebrook, Jausic by the student choir, address by Prof. James F. Harrison, M. D.,’ chairman of the fpeulty, at the close of wiiich he introduced ele de Vere, who delivered a very a) Bropriate address. "At the ‘conclusion of this the choir sang a hymn and the cormerstone was carefully lowered by works gen, superintended by Prof. Thornton, chair man of the committee on building. ‘ser ‘ices were then concluded by @ very earnest Prayer by Otis A. Glaze- by of Balth when com. will have cost $15:000. "This wean Souk x with of $5,000 given by a Charlottes- almost entirel; oat entirely secured by and has been obtained in old students and friends of our all over the land. “A D. D., of Morristown, Lath ping I Saturday evening last Mr. R.C. Taylor, of Bal Md., after quite a spirited contest, Was elected Anal preeidtat othe shear Sena? | pastor of the church, with two assistants, The | O'clock, when the right reverend the 7 GLAD SONGS OF EASTER. Hutchins; Offertory (Glory be to the God of| THE GREAT BUTTER SWINDLE. | stomach. and that there are some stores in IN NEVAD. RELI 7S NOTES, ie — Heaven), Farmer; Trisagion, Old Chant.; Hymn, — Washington that sell such an article; but that AFFAIRS IN aIoUsS Ni Programs of Music to be Rendered in fo, 205, Hutchins; Gloria in Excelsis, Hodges. | Bold Violation of Law+Shameful Im- | the articie that wholesales at 10 to 12 cents per a CHURCHES HERE AND RLSEWRERE. the Churches. The choir is composed of: Soprani—Misses C. Position Upon the People. poandis.a roper article of food, I doubt. If it The New Deal There. . auth ay pasta oe, = Drew, a ~ Irene oy Cores | ows Sicthecor epaniae taal aad it a, marked b; 4 its —— —- -—— -- Rev. F. D. Power, of the Garfield Memortal HOW THE JOYOUS CHRISTIAN FESTIV, . Jenkins, a m= | Te TE I hy violate the law by stealin, font e farm— xF UNDE! r if ngress: Pimps lbp a8 nr or ae Fae eee ee neh auisees HE Gal, | Some thine ako when, in conversation with | er his trademark, “Dairy”, Why print this |“ Soronon SuIne oe Si ae Fon sate | Hartinnd Commeeme sive, ghureh coneresy in an in, F.C. Maddox, E.G. Hanson, F. MacLeod word DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION FOR THE pin Fe andor, EG Hanson, F. MacLeod | repotter of Tim Star, Igave it as my opinion ‘on the very edge of the package,as it Loh, and, speak has 14 candidates for eae I. 3 FIRST TIME IN JTS HISTORY—THE Pourrican | the Relation of a Divid ead te the ane Laster fosttval will be -cele- | §MacLcod, T. D: Gambrill and” G.R. Sherimf | that there was more oleomargarine or butter | Why’ Mr. Buttorise mannfecticen i severe | OUTLOOK ron tae serene sesATon rary | Aggressive Christianit brated in the churches with services in keeping Messrs. C. WW. Hancock, J. Wilson, A. | tne sold on this: market than genuine butter. | engazed in a legitimate business and are mak-| Witt PROMABLY Re REELECTED BUT wr.| _— Dickinson Semin with the Joyous character of the great event | Poindexter and W. E. Abbott; F. Hartley, or: | Since then I have given considerable attention | ing a healthy artistes feck te von nat beak waka. seers SLEVELAXD'S sivEn | t8¢ Ministry for the year, which the day commemorates, Churches will | ganist; E. 8. Holmes, director. ‘The music’ will | to the sabject, and am surprised at the quantity | Mark acrose the middle of the top of your pack- ae ae cade s —_ — Rev. David May, ot the di of Virginia, — : RESOURCES locese be gaily decorated and the services will be com- | Sunday after Easter: nn” "T° 18 | of those spurious articles sold here, and of the | S€%: i, Hom letter the word “Oleomarge.| FOLICY “THE AGRICULTURAL SES OF | nas accepted acall to Christ chureh, Ironton, posed largely of music. In Roman Catholic! ‘st: Luke's church, corner 15th and Mad-| bold and defiant violation of 1aw on the part of | another name. or ba name at ail? Humanite 3 Ohio, and entered on his duties. and Protestant Episcopal churches elaborate | ison streets, Rev. Alex. Crammel, D; D., priest, manufacturers and dealers in counterfeit but- | has reached that stage in progress when the eee — After forty years service in China, as a Preparations have been made for the Proper | a eee ee eaatine | ter. This morning over 200 tubs of this article question of what we shall eat and drink is ab- | Correspondence of Tw EvEx1xe Stan. Presbyterian, misdonary, Rev. Dr, hes celebration of the day. Below wilt be found the | 2¢ 11a. m., at which the following music will | Were Unloaded from express wagons on one | S0"bIng Much attention. | How can we wor Carson City, Nevapa, March 25, 18 Tee acamis ar niaaeoen or ae Programs to be followed in many of the| be rendered: Processional, 103d hymn, An- | squate, within a space of 200 feet. This is re-| revidence ‘here Iss TReeHON a inl Tet | You must not forget in the turmoil of chang- sick a Cemee bch aa OF es ce churches: i them, This isthe Day Which the Lord Hath | peated about every day, and in greateror less | portance, not only to us, but to our posterity | ing the administrations that there is such a 22% hes dec! onnlony tng © Roman Catholic. Made, F.C. Miller; Christ Our Passover is Sacri- | quantities all over the clig’. shat may live here during the ages that are to | state as Nevada, or that it will not make itself a aaurg, to been the assistant to the Rev. Bt, Augustine -etbenan high Wibbe”aé-2 ss proper Peslins, 2 57, 11:Te Deum, | | It is now about six years sinee Congress passed | come. Too much care cannot be taken of what | 5 os nes POPE Neher ‘ O'clock. “Select orchestras With Omen cons | Henry Smart, In G; Jubilate Ded, Mornington; | an act ‘ing the sale of this article. For | we eat." The more intellectual and cultured q | Known sooner or later asa claimant for due | _ Christ Episcopal church, Bedford avenue, of thirty-two volees. Blass, Paolo Clorza; Veni | HOlY Eucharist; Introit, Christ the Lord is | the benefit ofmanufacturers and dealers in this | nation becomes the greater the attention paid | Proportion of the patronage, no matter which Brooklyn, N. ¥., has paid off $5,500 of debt ' Creator, Wiegand; offertory — Alma Virgo — | Piven Today Mozart; Kyrie, Tours In F; Gloria | Sompound, sometimes called oleomargarine | to this subject. The ‘man who forthe love of | political party is temporarily in the ascen- | since Advent suader, Twommeneeial windows Mfarine band. Ves BY Ero Sousa, of the | Out Thy Light, Gounod; Sanctus, ‘Tours, in ¥; fines they are running up against themselvgg. | food under false names “should be required to | the death of the late Hon. James Crawford, | _— The Chureh of the Reformation, New York, Sheth eather Pils Gara | Sout Clon Crag ies Pata | MEAS T Re PoLOaT aun an rv | eshte ge teeta aenen ERR | ences fhe arm it tnt Pos Rey. Dr Fe recon pron ore M: 4 i + * ion 5 vent in intelligent mgress el e law lent Cleveland has been called to name & | new edifi 4 $42,000 have been red of Saguifleat and, Hegina Coeil, Paolo Gloran: Pimittis, ‘Felton; Retrocestional, Hymu 104. |/ Guewuen in sales of Butter sod Cheese in the Dis- | have quoted to protect the people of this Dis- | sueoeenor to that position, He aneordinely ap | the require Tk i for orchestra for the occasion. by Prof. Charles | Hven SBE at 7:30 o'clock, Sunday School Fes-) GicyefColumbia, a7 that every person law be eneentedy Sears men. Shall that | pointed Hon, Win. Garrard, the present pri-| —Mrs. Jane Goheen, wife of Rev. Maybury Thierbach. OSalutaris, baritone sold, Gior Rie Gs te ; who shall manufictare for sale. or who shail offer, or | #W be executed? ‘Shall this ; ed iG ; i Tantum Ergo, for male voice, Dr Fe knee of Flalms; Cantate, Bunnett; Deus Miyerentur, Expose forsale, any artile or substance in sembiabce PIRATE ON THE SEA OF TRADE vate secretary of Governor Adams, | Goheen, oe uc pastor of pone ‘1 a te Hey 336 an . Offertory, Send Out | of butter or che rod = who will pi 1 om his | dee church in thiscity, died recently at ender, Prot Chae aera, Canis es Thy Light, Gounod: Retrocessional, 104. ‘The | di md not meds exslunvely of mk or cream | Pe Teauired to haul down his false colors and ceoag eto ds trea ls, coe Ma. ret 04. And not made duties. For nearly twelve years there has been | (WD, M Agnes’ Smallwood, Mrs, Martini trving” Miss | Bove Services willbe fall choral. ‘the chotr is | bat hito wnich the ofl or fat of animals no! provuced sail under bis own black flag, ifsail fie must, or | no change at the head ofthat institution, aad | — ‘The Baltimore ME. Preachers’ Amociation Mattie Martin, Miis Annie Dey, Miss Blanche | Sssisted by fifteen young ladies, “A large mew | melted butier, or any olf thereat, hasbeen, Introduced | FALL we Witness this law adead letter under | the result has been that I became one of the | has elected Rev. T. Daugherty, M.D. presidents Ferguson, Mise Annie Clark Mss Mary Simms, organ ke rooamtly teen orostedia tine eaarck Jo take the place ofeream, siiall Gistinetly and durably Gaal Hegeand Pa fapidest and most worthless political institu- | Rey, W, F. Spinke, viee president; Rev. C. E. s Annie Johnsor a aap, brand 01 very.tub, firkin, bo: n 2 jous Known to the federal government. The | Bev. W. F. . area 3 Cecilia Jeneiee Aitl, ston, Mone Gaattis: Miss | by the Baltimore Organ manufactory, and. is | Saup, bran such article or substance, ihe word cleo. | , Under the law every pound.of “oléo,” or “but- | hew superintendent. Mer casey ee cant ‘of | Young, secretary, and Rev. Dr. D, H. Casroll, Alt, To 3tiss | one of the handsomest organs in_ the city, both | Riarerine in. q a hasley, pene < i por ott one OF el less than ‘hate | tetine,” in Washington to-day is virtually cons nol -CXpETICHOe OA ot ctnenon | SEORBOEO. Fockec is aie encone atlas Mary in sppearance and tone. Tne choir ts” under | an inch juare, placed horizontally In proper orden fiscated. Section “of this law reads “And SenecraL Sin etl tne DUNES thie on | tees, icayoadn OE Laden Ra eaeeniapnens fel is lolph, F.C. , ch . ery sale of such article 0 sta anemencatie wie - : “ and, Mise es euaty, Chisley, Mise Mary Wood- | Madam J. Etto Brown, from New York, 1s the OLEOMARGARINE. Staniped, branded, mariced or dabeled: shat? be | SNGMake the mint a democratic. st isinradoyoeecieagerremcorrnangenlgaenary oxeu-ed nan. “Tenor ir. George Younger, Mr, Alfred | ame caren, (Anacostia), Rev. 5, M. F, | AMAMCweet teal sales of such article or substances | told, And no action shall be maintained for the | gave who forvears have veduiged santinat ate ot | (Chureh ofthe edeemer) has been called toms 4 , Mr. " emman , |, Rey. J. M. E. is, the seller all eases. deliver there: as = ae Dre Aawsta Mie rere eases Jackson, | MeKee, rector.—In accordance with the custom | Nth to the purchaser a writien oF printed label bear- |" Section 3 reads “Proof of the sale, or offer, or | COMEMBE fOr the neutrality that has | mrhold,, oO many republi- former parish, Calvary churen, Wilmington, Dr. Augusta, Mr. James Reeder. Bassi, Mr. W. e " = vailed. Better democracy than nothing. It js | Del.. and will take charge on May 1. tr. Alphonsus Jackson, ‘Mr. Jos. | Citnyt church there will Be, a number of bap- | rite, in type celetiers as aforeuiar And overs aaicot | CPosal, alleged, shall be presumptive evidenes | expected that as rapidly as the proprictieswil | -Um the invitetion at nearly all the Protes: : r Chasley, Mr. Linus Jackson, | #8™4 at the 11 o'cloc eon Easter day; | auch article or substance ot #0. stamped, branded, | Of Knowledge of’ the character of the article. s0 | allow the several departments oF the: mint tant ministers of Pittsburg and Allegheny, Mr. ’ bea > n addition to the Easter anthems prescribed | marked orlabelet shall be vold, and no cause ofaction | 801d orexposed.” Neither the manufacturer, the | as well as ail the federal wositions ead gg | tnt main seo iepamocnat ecco ys Ieee St. inte's‘The Easter services at st, | PY, ey rence. aes poulomine ty ane Pots shail be maintainéa for the price thereof. | wholesale Sealer or the retail dealer, can collect | U. 8. marshal, surveyor general, cditc Moody will hold a Christian convention in ‘ Dominic's will be very plain and simple this " ere , ee vi a . That every person.who sell or offer to | one penny for anything that isnot genuine | internai revenue, Indian agencies, e | Pittsburg, April 9th and 10th, and preach on D year, owing to the misfortune which bell the 101., Angels, Roll the , | Sell contrary tothe” provisions of this actany of tre | butter and stamped with the word “oleoma-| placed und h the 12 key. —The Preachers’ Aid Society, of the Balti- | more M. E. Conference, has elected F. A. Crook, y I Jesus Lives; 108, The Day of Resurrection erine,” and the exposure of th rE eee ine and/cnow compels ‘the “congregation to Hold | Gemmunign) Bioad of the, World im Marcy | Situs Mada nanibee multe rials ineru | Sold oF not is presumptive. evidence Of guile | atin shor eer ars ite fs roken. e choir consists of the Misses ie oe ae Pec, 0 ~ad he market is in such ditio ever experience! aco their servises ina smaller building white the and Kate Darling, Jessie G. Edwards, Maude | section one er thi can tat Fae coors ibe! required by | quence of being loaded down wit dria ateenc, | ues never experienced a democrs repairs are in progress. No special Easter pro- Eagan, Mamie &. ne is act, shall foreach such offense for tration, (It was admitted by pro og . s . ¢ will be accompanied by Mr. San- 107, | Said articles or substance required by she first section nda, Ww re: n the U. tie fuizley, and) Messrs. Barna- | felt and pay’ a fine of S100, to be recovered by indict: | Hable trash, that itis di Mcult to sell genuine , rd Onay | president H. Brown and 8. Baldwin, Ses es heen eereren. 2 bas, Bryan, Ali Peers Jaines M. Mont- | mentin any court of tie District of Colsmbia of com: | Butter. Tam in letters front’ parties | “The political effect. chow Dur eta 2W. ALT rding secre Basics ysins—the music at Bt. A eyains on | gomery, Juines A. Watson; slise lime Darling, patent surtadletion for the trial of misdemeanors, and | wanting to consign fine York dairy butter. | which is to result from the accession . H. Greenfield, uy secretary, high mass at 12 o'clock He gee Ak wee rand | organist. Bishop Paret is to preach and con: | the oné-halfof such fine when paid to g0 to theiu | T have to answe Ubeannbusdlitnes lastest eet eee ee omnelis, tre 4 ‘ flor i former an ‘ e : em tt be given with fall orchestra and organ. Ven! | art pages Coors OF the Sunday after Easter | the District of Columbia, Pe (he HeMsUrY OF | except at a he The question of what is | of speculation, ‘The democra Creator, by Tours; soprano solo and. chorus. | ‘st ins church, 16th and H streets north- | ¢8t.2, That overy person who shall sell, or offer or | tO b le Will peteeie ess serious one. If] fident of making the state de At the offertory, Calixa Lavalle’s Tu Es Petrus, west, Rev. W. A. Leonard te St me 43, | CxPose for sale, or ‘who shall cause or procure to be Lesley . ener In buying a mixture com- | especially of re-clecting Senator Fair in 1S87— With sopranoand bass solos. After mass, Men: | Reason end OJ Saeh eas te etch; | Salto offer OF “expose for sale any "article or sube | posed of the fat ofall Kinds of animal wh republicans are relying upon demo- delssohn's Kriegsmarsch will be performed by | 11 ier, aie ciildteey ceea eerie a eee | Mavee euulred, by the first section of this act to he | fer, because itis cheap, then the farmers will | cratie divisions and the ustial mistales tors Qrchestra and organ. At the vespers at 4 | At the 11 o'clock service the following program | Branded, stansped oF labcleg: shail be aii: of x mils, | renter e es ote eos and turn their at-| at the right time to continue the state Goose telnels Seg reTE Will be pang, Gounod s | or music ‘will be rendered by the surpliced choir demeanor, ‘and on trial for such misdemeanor proof of | ‘There tsa Belt ot land ying eo ana at tuistime te 4 wor Bais Folin obiteate be Pron Bernuss Byrne, with | of men ana boys: Processional, Alleluia! For | he Stle of offer or exposal alleged shall be presump- | and 44th parallel of latitude, avd extendin; : d for subst violin obligato by Prof. Bernays. M. t, | the Kaster Gift of Jesus, Jenks; Anthem in E, | Gesewignee orenow lege of the character of theartt- | trom the Atiantic to the Pasihe that wee Thich produeed niedretelavion ti aeee. subject ery cons H. Hare, missionary bishop has during his missionary one thousand Indians, onveried Sioux have been ordained to and there are now twenty-five is who contribute Mberally to the orLof the gospel among them. -- The secretaries of the home mission board ocratic, and | congr supy 8. Magnifica' ) ‘§ by denerall; Regine Coell Oy Glorza; OSalu-| Hodges; Te Deum in’ G, Smart; Beneaictus, |“ Manumactorsts and deste een te think that | be specially adapted tothe prodiction of aattieg | ace produced his firs of the Lutheran General Synod, Rev. J. A. Cluta, and violin acon ganinient Tantum treo by Gregorian; Introit, Hymn 99, Car Gloria | this law applies only to the article knownasole- | 80d cheese, ‘The damage to the farmers resid- | without any serious q of Baltimore, Md., and Rey. 8. B. Barnitz, of ' Rossini. ‘The choir will be as follows: Sopranl, | poz, Gounod; Hymn 88, Rimbault; offertory, | omargarine, which as 1s generally understood, | Mz In this region by the sale of the fat of dead | some detersained opposition within. the, ce Des Moines, Jowa, report Increased and increas: Miss Byrne, Miss Kearon, Miss Moore: Mf Bae Oe i oem tare is made of suetand milk, and that by substi- | @nimals for butter ie incalculable, cratic ranks, Those opponehts belong to ing interest in thelr feild. Pastors and congre- Camp, Miss’ Cora Noyes, Stiss Minnie Noves, | Catic®si gay we tne been; Gloria. in Excelsis, | tuttng lard, cotton seed oil, or other grease, for regard to the cleanliness of the estab- | is called on this coast - ction, | gations in the general synod are mils ,. 8 suet, and calli the compound “butterine” | lishments where oleomargarine or butterine is y fave him f er ". Miss Mores, sae’ Qu, oberman, Miss Miller, | Hymn 108, Palestrina, ‘The choir is as follows: | there js ho violmfon ag oe Tens eek, | made, L know but little Reves hore see ah Ee uaes Gs ecllcunte ns tar aentborkg stats Ball, Tenofl: Mr. Sipe ty Rone ge aie, cust | Decan!, Mastets Glendour Medalry,jr., Edwin | as will be seen by referring to section 1 of the | Inside of but one, which proved to be a soap | of California in this connection by remarking . Pista ‘Bassi i, Sere Thornton, Fred. Slater, Charles a +,Charles | law, which reads: “That every person who sbull | factory on the East river side of New York, | that iuctional differences, resulting from the nelly, Mr. Whitaker. 5 q 3 Olas,’ Mr. Noyes, ‘Mr. ‘Roht, Mir. Gross’ Mr, | Megng, Messrs. W. H. Daniel, F. Jd met in the demo- sionary meetings, ilteratume, addresses, Leyond tie ability of the boards to supply. The late Cornelia Graham, of Newburgh, N, ¥., widow of Commodore John F. Graham, be- , Pearson, | manufacture for sale, or who. shall offer or ex- | The butter part of the establishment I was not | ostracism which Justice Fle! Kobr, Mr. Cr Mr. | and a yes, Mr. ‘H. Sealey; ‘cantoris, Masters Emil | pose fo “ allowed t - ned to the board of @ ¢ Kearny. 3 ? ea "9 rsale, any article or substance in sem- ‘ed to see, though free to investigate how | cratic state convention iast summer, are rich | death he board of domestic missions of pa AS ee Frersar ee eadet OF | Kubel, John R. Bite, George White, Harry Blance of hitter oF chests, not the legitimate | the soap was made, inore pronounced than a Nevada. It appears, | the Reformed ehurch in America, $30,000, In Harry C. Sherman, geese: Fecha, and oe eon i Sivek CS ee product of the dairy, and not made exciusively A SAMPLE OLEOMARGARINE FACTORY, however, that the administration recognizes | trust, 25a memorial fu W0 to Si. Holy ‘Trinity Church, West Washington, | 3. MacLeod, organist and director. Owing to | O;milkor cream, but into which ‘he oi! or fat of | At the time of the great flood in February, | Congressman Henley, the siate democratic | Paul's Episcopal ebur whursh, and the comunittee and the San Francisco Examiner as | Seamen's Friend y is made residuary mee 8 a iacLeod, organist and director. Owing to | animals, Rater sna. teamed. spate, eustted YF | eho continued iliness of Nr. Mucleod, Sr. 1s | Gomporientpark ae pace ehtah a aved heavier ot | 2881, an oleomagarine factory ofa nelghboring | Somunitiee and the Sa Frane\seo Examiner . o'clock. “Vidi Acquam, Wilcox; Haydn's 4th Camp has kindly consented to preside at the | any oil thereof has been introduced to take the | City occupied a stable near my place of business | racy, and they will thus jointly have extensive | — Dr. John De Forest, of Watertown, Conn. canes (complete;) Oifertory, Hevine Goett by | ores A place of cream, shail distinctly and durably | fr the storage of suet fathered up from the | control of the patronage in thot siate. 4 “4 Giorza, Vespers at 4 p.his Pealm, Weiner, | pee ues At high celebration at 11 o'clock, | stamp, brand of mark upon every tub, firkin, | butchers, A Targe quantity of thatarticle lay | “tir Nevada the states ar ae ietnistration Hymn, Hace Dias, Grazoli: Magnificat, Merea- | Paster morning, the music will be as follows! | box or package of such article or substance, the | fOr twenty-four hours under water saturated | upon the silver question isa subject ot cee dante; Salutaris Heushaw? Damas teclysbink Introit, Break forth into Jay, Barnby. Ser- | word oleomargarine in‘plain Roman letters, not | With water-closet and stable manure filth. A gret. That the federal government should ioc Ergo, Wiegand. Choir, soprant, Mra, Trew, | Vice Will be Moir’s in D, consisting of Kyrie, | Jess than half an inch square, placed horizon. | 1W days afterwards, meeting one of the pro: | With disfavor upon the free and uniimited coi Barrett, Mrs. FW, Jones gad Aira pestle Wee, | cred, sanctus, benedictus, Agnes Del, gloria, | tally in proper order thus, prictors of sald factory, I commenced condoling | age of that metal seems to us to be not on zel; altG, Miss Ceclila 6 Donoghue back tower, | Oertory, Jerubalem, by Henry Hiles. (gated rene with him on his heavy loss by the flood. To my | unnecessary, but unnatural. ‘The great diver F.'C. “Sturray and’ A. G. ‘Thoinvon;’ tenor, | Church of the Epiphany.—11 o'clock am.| yt wilt be seen ty win ea ‘aaa surprise he assured me that they lost nothing. | producers ot the world at the present time are Messrs, F. W. Jones and Ghas. L- Jones: diree. | Easter Sentences, chant 277, Fisher. ‘Te Deum y this that Congress has pro- | He said the filthy water in which the suet had | Within the American states and territories, and tor, FW. Jones ment, hee ee Jubilate, VillersStanford in B flat; Anthem, | Vided a name for any article made in semblance | Soaked for twenty-four hours did not damage it | they should be fostered be tne wheat eat have St. Joseph’s Church, 2d’ and ‘C streets north- | Hallelujah to the Father, Beethoven. 7:g0 p. | of butter and cheese not composed entirely of | 19 the least, as, ‘after bein; ehoupny rinsed | generous legislation, instead of discouraged by | wesi—Solemn high inass at 10 o'clock. ‘Cele | m.—Cantate Domino, Crotch, in A: Deus *Mis- | milk or cream, and that name is “oleomenc, | i2clean water, it became cleaner than betore. | Sdverse measures oud the macht one we brant, Rev. Jas. Busam; deacon, Rev. F. W. | ereatur, Attwood, in D; anthem, iknow that | ring,” which is required to be lon every | ig eonceried. tiie be ioe eras {hat iactory | street and London. Brambring: subdeacon, Rev. J. P. U. Schleuter. | my Redeemer Liveth; Worthy’ is the Lamb * pequsres stamped on every | is concerned, this business is conducted in a| Our sparsely populated state is at present ina ‘The sermon will be preached by the Rev. F. W.| Handel. Choir.—Soprani—Miss Kate Scott, jpcceee sold at Wholesale and to accompany | Cleanly manner, though it is not pleasant to | condition of depression, Mining fs at a low ebb. Brambring, 8. J., professor of theology at | Mrs. P. Mauro, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Frost, Miss | every ounce sold at retail, the penalty for the | think of eating butter made up largely from an | The present enormous discount of over twent: ‘Woodstock’ college. On Wednesday and Thurs- | L. A. Norton, Miss Howell, Miss Tappan, Miss | violation thereof being $100 for every offense. | &tticle that has soaked in such filth for twenty- | six per cent on silver has a discoura; cing effec i day evening there will be a “Pleasant Evening | Taylor, Miss Crenshaw, Miss Christine, Miss | It does not say if made from suet (though ac- | ur hours. But at the same time greater attentlon is now tians of all the Evangelical denominations, Envertainmient” at St. Joseph's seheot halt Levy, Miss Clarke, Miss'Hunt; alti—Mrs’ B. 8, | cording to Webster that term covers the fat of | {am sorry that the condition of things in this | being paid to our, farming aud stock raising ree rhe friends hereof Rev. Dr. W. T. Eva, who ‘ St. Stephen's Chureh.—Farmer's Mass in Bj Kimball, Mrs. Hughey, Mrs. Bicknell, MissLar- | all uniials), but from tthe fat of animals,” mean- | District ere sch a¢ io make the publication of | sources. ‘The state is disposing of iange quantl- | gone wenty-five years ugo Was the pastor of flat; Glorza’s Vespers. “Sopranl, Mlsses Bessie | Het, Misé Tappan, Miss Yewell, Mise’ Dobbins, |ing any, or all animals trom the ok tothe | #0 article like this necessary. 1 have waited | ties of land to. purchasers, aid it is predicted | Scme tWERLD ¥ y : ‘ ‘Lawton, Susie Mo. Katie Powers, Jo.Carey, | Miss G. Norton, Miss Clarke, Miss Campbell; | mouse, There is no mistaking this language. | fT years, hoping that the authorities would | that within the next decade Nevada'wiil pre- | Presbyterian churebes in Montgomery county, Sarah Maher, Susie MeDermott, Bila Lawten’ | tenori—Mr. J... Rule, Mr W,J. Renney, Mr | It 1s so plain that all can understand it, and yet | take this matter in hand, but have waited in | sent herself in anew light to her sisters in the | Will be glad to learn that at recent communions Mary Joyce,’ Maty. Russell fe Gowans, | Johnston, Mr. H. Hunter, Mr. Burns, Mr. 1. J. | for six years this law has been violated hun-| Yaln. Under the old elty'government no such | Union. itiseven thought by mauy that were | is ty purch, Phila Alice McGraw and Katie Prenke she Mrs. Des- | Mauro; bassi—Mr. 8. W. Keen, Mr. W. Kirkus, | dreds of times every day within the distance of | State of things would have been allowed for a | mining practically relinquished fora few years rs have been » $3, to 2.500 to the Ameri- American | Seamen's Friend Society, and $1,000 to the American Female Guardian Society, — Bethany (Presbyterian) church, Philadel phia, Pa., received 161 new members on March 2 by ietterand 139 0n confession, Of the 189 . 7 had not been baptized in their Infancy. pastor, Rev. Dr. Pierson, conducts a Union afternoons attended by sezand the Misses M: r. P. Mauro, M . Whiting, Mr. W. Rogers, | one mile, between the capitolof the Unitea | Week. Had the mayor not executed the law, | anda substantial immizration to build up and | ac ary all . The finan- Bosd; tenor Joho baste aper and Minnie | Mr Be. Hopkins; orpanist aud cholimasieecale, | States and the Incecutive cars on ators uitee | the eity counells would have called upon bin | develop the latent wealth of our hd di- | cial condition of th 18 bassi, E. W. Joyce, T. Craven, John Shea, Bur- | J.B. Tipton. 1,000 tubs of this compound, some marked | 2t once to know the reason why. ere the | versitied landed area it would be so much the | Contributed ever before tor rows Waters and $. Gowans. Incarnation, Rev. I. L. Townsend, 8. T. D., “Dairy” and some with no mark at all, are poole have no voice in the making of laws | better, and that in due time the mining indus. | mission «8, St, Mary's church, 5th street, between G and | Fector.—The services will be as follows: First | standing in the streets of Washington today, | {ey cannot be expected to take inuch interest | try would be resuscitated upon a better, Deas al Serninary of H—Servi . even song of Easter, Saturday evening, at 6:3) | openly and boldly offered for sale in plain vio- | 4M e€xecuting them. and more to the benefit of our own people than + tefor ices conducted by Rev. F. Z. Tewes, DE y Bishop of | lation of law. Where are the District Commis. | 1 am in receipt of elrculars and visits from | Sver before, ‘Cartan is is tet one ea ean me deneet choir will render the following music: Le Hasche | the diove<e will administer the apostolic rite of | sloners? Where are the Washington detectives? | Grummers urging me to deal in butterine and | to be passing through a certain degre: of trav. | king mass with O Car Aimoris Vietima for the offer- | Confirmation. On Easter day there will be an | Where is the District chemist, and where have | leomatgarine, and to take the agency for the | sttionfrom mining. to agriculture as the pre. tory. Vespers at 7 o'clock p, zn. Mercadante’s | early celebration of the holy communion at | they been for six years while this law of Con. | S4le of these articles. [have persistently refused | dominant ieature. Vespers with magnifica ina Coelt by Caglie- | 6:50 o'clock, to be followed by a second celebra- | gress has beon daily trampled in the dust? 0 have anything to Co with them, or to sell | ‘There is au immensity of fertile soil which | To; Lam bilotti'sealutari e's Tantum Ergo, | tlon at 11 o'clock, when the following musie | The fines for the violation of this law, if collect- | 8: thing of the semblance of butter that is not | needs irrigation only for the production of the | The choir is com) f Mrs, Emma Haag and rendered: Matins—Processional, 106; | ed, would amount to more than the entire rev- | Senuine butter. Tue result has been that about | most bountiful returns. Those who have re- Misses dda ‘Ma Katie ‘Huppert and Mary | Christ Our Passover, Gregorian; Psalms 2, 57, | eniie of the District, They would long azo have | ¢Ver¥ lot of dairy butter I have received has | sided here for twenty years or more are quite Berends, soprani; Misses Annie Geler, Annie | 111; Te Deum, Rogers, in F; Jubilate, Grego: | wiped out the District debt, and yet in not one : eee out ata loss. Having suffered | generally of the cp/nion that the climate is Ruppert Chris, Heme and Ida Geier, alti; | tian. Holy communion—Introit, Hymn 105; | instance have I known ofan arrest under this for Six years heavy pecuniary loss vather than changing and that rains are vastly more preva- Messrs. Emil Schwakopf, Henry Deener’ J. J.| KYries, Tours; Gloria Tibi, Laus Tibi, F. law. The proof is ample; it 1s before our eyes | han Ss cones butter, or speak out on | lent than prior to the building of the trans-con- | MeCabe, George Branch, tenor Sects, Ai | Camp: Hymn 104: Sanctus, Cam{dge; Hymn of | everywhere. Ihave seen detectives when on | ts sul hee I do not longer propose to remain | tinental railroads. I participate in this belief, | Neff, Aug. Schwakopf and W. Nef, bassi, and | Communion, 208; Gloria in Excelsis, chant; | the track of some one for a violation of the | Silent, | Ne ther will I hide behind a uom de | and feel a good degree of assurance that the Mrs’ M. Schwakopr, oresnist snd dite Nune Dimittis, Gregorian; Receasional, ‘Ten | license Jaw, pass by tons of this bogus butter |,P!ume, believing that truth shot from behind a | greater the acreage which is subjected 20 cult. tex, Pa. are 6 new professor ittsbure Synod is ue Centenary Biblical Institute, of Bal- timore, for the education of colored youth, ¥ ousal ked battery will be very likely to fall pow- jon th AN cl : especially for the sainistry, is seeking au ie music will be Le Jeal’s No, | Th: ind Times Ten Thousand. In the after- | without seeming to notice it. anos ‘ por vation the more will climatic conditions assist \dowme and besides’ the $10,000 2 mass. Regina Coell, Giorza; Haee Dies; Vidi | 20on at 4 o'clock the children of the Sunday Mbarsee Gite ¢ pores crless upon the world; therefore, all such com- | in the subjection of the residue to the energies | pede ite Baktinnoes | Gommteene, aera Aquam, Diciman, choir: ‘Soprant Ae: es peook po Piro re peer phere hasbeen hearly driven from the market, It | signature. 3. i. Gane ee eg, peed oe gy ~ me, - “y 2 ty , 4 & i‘ = vy ve pws: stew. . . Mamie Livingstone: Florence Daviess sieonts | pliced cholr of men and boys, under the direc. | languishes in stores or farmers’ cellars, from waekk the vast stores of water which are each winter PF st leat and it. Pos Mudd, Annie and Alice Daley, 1 Genate | fon of the precentor, Mr. John I Parker. The | which, when warm veather comes, and it gets o Invented “Arbor Day? deposited in the mountain ranges, must remain | or. L, F. Morgan and a minis ines Walsh, Herne Cart Nelle Hamner | Wilson, Wille Langtree, Frank Starkweather, | 70s; It willbe as 8 lat resort, brought forth | ysreo grszes Divagmuest on AGRE) | Hite witin the eee AMR RS oss | wr and wire so00 eucky, OTS and’ Loulte Boone;’ tenorl, Messrs, James £, | Stanley Hinricks, Oscar Hinricks, Charlie Har: | 904 sold at from six tp ten cents per pound, to CULTURE, FORESTRY BUREAC, For a healthful and delightful climate Iam Transfers of Keal Estate. Collins, Henry Jordan and Frank Ruppei ee Lelghter, Wile. McLeod, Joseph | be worked over and mixed with the fat of ant- WASHINGTON, D. C., March 31st, 1885. weep eee oa search beyond the e been recorded as follows: St Mee eee Koechling; | Ward, Louts Thomason, Freddie Howell, Messrs. | mals, and then marked “Dairy,” and resold as | ‘To the Baitor of Tx EVEsixo Stam: aries of Nevada. It is this which causes idorace F. Sq. 27 , . B ‘Treat : 5 1% a feeling of attachment to this state on the part B ELRyan, Barber, and Perménoy cone noe A. Copeland, James R. Gemmili, Samuel Ed- | €2#2 dairy butter. The great empire state of | In your Issue of yesterday you ask “Who | Srat who lave Soranly cusberat vearsimeede 5 New York, is suffering most from this fraud. | invented ‘Arbor Day?’ 01 Mr. John Treanor; organist, Miss Loulie Boone, | ™onds, Howard Edmonds, G. S. Cooper, Chas. a inventes x Day?’ Or, in other words, who | it their abiding place. There isa constan' On this occasion Brot Gloelzner will preside at | K, Abel, D-C. Bangs, Organist, Robert’. At- | Aue legisliture of that state has so restricted | rat suggested the idea of’ setting apart a day | growin of tue home: feeling both in the ress | Sonn the organ, kinson. { thing not genuine butter, that but ¥ery little | eVery year for the purpose of systematically | #04 rural districts. In due time there will be a | $2000 ot ptthen’s~Solemn bigh mass will be cel | St. Andrew's. Morning | serviee—Anthem. | oleomargarine, or butterine, is consumed in the | planting trees in the denuded and waste places | B&®¥Y mflux of population, and so soon as this | PSH? ebrated at 10 o'clock a. m., during whieh the | Now 1s Christ Risen, D, Cornell; Christ Our | State, but as New York relies on other state ” > Coons the permanency and prosperity of our | jan; perges Me, Kohtoss’ Beethoven's mane tne | Betby Lbs "Gloria in’ Pecelsin’ Bucky” Big; | BOW belng suppited by butwermen, to take its | "wor tre eugwestion of 1 tree planting | donor believe that at the present tines ae Ts le, olross’ Beethovs b.5 lo! ixcelsis, juck, a ‘or the su; ion an annual lant ve at al e present time a man or, oa, quartet be | fe Deum, Thotnas, F; Jubilate Seep or that atate rake to farmers and mer-| aay we are indebted to ex-Governor J-sterling | with @ reasonable ‘amount of ready: money, man. sq. to Emilie per major; offertorium, Gandeamus, asuartette, by r, Berg. B, Arms to W. Diabelli; and before the ser: % Creator, | Hymn No. 98, Rimbauth; Gloria rib1, Hod, es, Morton, one of the most intelligent and enter- | strong arms and cheerful courage can finda r “4 by Cherabinl, Rev. Dr. ‘Chappe le will presck | Fy Hymn No’ 102, Mozart; Offertory, sopriné | FOR THE EYE o¥ PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, | Sriston’ Citizens ot eb Tee anS enter. | PurOnE Srms And cheerful courage can find a ey oes ea d the sermon. Vespers at 4 otclock p. m._The | $010, Christ is Risen To-day, Bischoff. Mrs. Dr.| It is hoped that the new President, who as | early settlers in the prairie states could not but | home than in Nevada. Property 1s cheap, Both | Dn Cn partof Trinidad, acres, $85,000; psalms Dotnine ad Adjuvandum, Bixit’ pone. | Woodman. Choir—soprano, Mrs. Dr. Woodman; governor of New York signed the bill putting | eel, the lack of trees for fuel, lumber and shade, | in the towns and country. The mild cilmate | fy: }vces bf George Oyster to Washington Briek , nus and Confitebor, by Glorga;’ Beatus Vir, | alto, Miss Mattie E. Gray; tenor, W. R. B. At- 2 patting | ag well as to protect them from the blizzards of | does not require such heavy and immediate | D&\ -ces compan: me; $20,000. s Laudate Puerl and Taudlate Dominum, by La | Kinson; bass, Dr. F. J. Woodman; organist, Miss | butterine under proper restrictions, and who | winter and the scarcely less uncomfortable hot | outlays, for the comfort of :amily or stock is M. 48 “s 13, block. Jael: hymn, Pater Noster, by Karst; Magnificat, | Lillie B. McCallum. upon his mother’s Bible swore to execute the | winds of summer, they were almost compelled | amid the severer conditions which are found in | Sos, ‘oods t6 D. E. Terry by Mereadante. O Salutaris, baritous solo, by | _ St. Marks,3d and A streets southeast.—Matins | laws, will give a moment’s attention to this | #8 One of thelr first necessities to plant trees to | the states and territories to the east of the |S 50. Bila A. Bounds to Annie Faure, will be sung by Mons, Sallard, Regina | &t 11; processional Hymn 99; Christ, our Pass: | subject, and see to it that this oleona eens cntent See ee ee coe rae See! nr a, See mertiwendis oF On |, Gehan 18175. G. W. Clnnel Coeli by Giorza and Tantum Ergo by Rossini, | over, Gregorian chant; Te Deum, Hawes, in E chia rgarine | thodical manner, and was limited for the most | transcontinental railways. > Is prope: Georges ‘The sold parts In all of the sersivcs eit Ce nee, | fat: jupliste,Dupule (chant); introit, Hymn 109; | law that his predecessors allowed to stand as a | part to the planting of a class of trees like the | We bave hada most delightful winter, and err to Austin Herr, ‘ tained be Mts Nellie MeCarten Meee pes | Gloria Tibl end Lans Tibi: Hymn Li5 neneecs | dead letter for six years is executed. Botton wood, of comparatively little valne, thus far a most genial spring’ It mast be that fost i Wee oriain Excelsis, |. But I hear some one say, “What harm comes | “Gov. Morton saw that this uasystematicman- | vegetation Is in advance of that at Washington, | $e, Prope Fadely and Mrs. C. Reed’ altis; Mr. WH fee Nune Dimittis—recessional, Hymn yr of selling butterine as butter so long as people | ner of planting would never mest the neds of The grass is green. Fruit blossoms have already | )~ dd nett, tenor Messrs. Chas.’ ice’ ani Mose aur | Even at 4:30. Processional, 99; cantate | af0 Willing to, buy it,and it contains nothing | the rapidly increasing population and the great | appeared in some localities, and the shade trees | 4" lard, bassi, and supported by the full choir. | 171; benedic. 267; Hymn 424; Nune Dimittie— | injurious to health?” Ideny that people buy Objects to be secured Eye roper supply of trees | are budding into leaf. Nature is smiling her |< W. D. Al lent, beset, and sup) Be dw Chole; | recessional, 464. ‘The music will berenderea by | this article knowing of what it is composed, | Qpiects to be secured by a pi he sug. | Very prettiest for so arid a country, and we ar- | §!* eo aes non, conductor.” “| the surplicéd choir of men and boys, with organ | This may be the case in @ few instances, but | gested that @ particular day should be fixed | ticipate an unusual number of refreshing show- ames Cherch of tne Taumacntete Gomeepis and cornet accompaniment. ‘The same pro- | ™0st people think they are buying butter. | Soon in each year to be observed as tree piace | ems auring the coming suminer, 5 ner Sth and N streets northwest, 4 ree gram will be sung the following Sunday. ‘Or | Se¥ yours ‘ago the undersigned. had thirty | ing day, the ‘object be to fix attention upon | Having written thus ramblingly I can only Iaus F. Ryan, pastor, and Rey, E’d avan orn, | ganisty Mise MM. eloaous cornetist, Mro A, tubs of the finest kind of oleom ine sent to | the subject, to engage the people, generally in promise a more consecutive and readable com- assistant pastor.—Masses will be at 7,'9 and | Baker: precentor, Mr. Charles N. Wake. Bim se Teer Ry oe of ne largest butter | the work and to stimulate them by the knowl- | munication in thenear future. There are many 104, o’clocix a. m. and vespers at 4 o'clock p.m. | _St- John’s church, West Washington.—Christ | bouses a ie could have sold every Solemn high mass will be celebrated at 1 Qur Passover, Gre; in, by Smart; Clifton, and Rosa Cottrell, soprani; Mrs. Agnes | 39; Communion Hymn 203; rk, pt. 15 and lots 100, Murtha M. ed, 1ob y a Sq. 1000; $1,000. ughton, lot 13, sc. 388; 8500. da H. Olsen, part 11, 8q. 553; J. W. that they were engaged in a common and | topics in which your readers might be greatly | }j Ayer hyarcte arty: $30. J. W. : tub os it as yotter in less than a week at 30 | wide-spread Undertaking and te givetuens an | interested, but Tvorego them for the pres. Writ to MR Lyne) ie weee ‘ssub. Mt Orclocke A. WHO RSC A, eae et AO | Patre, Gregorian, Dekerte Deca ink cents per pound, but when customers were told Initial point from which they might for- | ent. C. | Pleasant; $449." James E. Fitch to Caroline B. giclock a.m, with Rev. 8. F, as celebrant, | Fapiiate in @ Caikeo, that it wos cleomhargarine not a package could | ward the work as extensively a3 ey might be a Wescott, parts 11 and 12, 8q. 159; $6,700. W. John Mulvaney as sub-deacon.. Haydn's Hymn 425; Hymn 112; Offeral Mocks the while oe ae nolding tt for six | inclined todo, It was not: to Umit the ‘The Pennsylvania Soldiers. H. A. Wormiey to Eunice’ Welles Wormley, Nord. will be sane ae eae areaan mass, | Sy Barnaby. e choir consists of an octette, | Weeks the wi lot sent to New | work toasingle day ineach year. It was fur-| WHAT COMMISSIONER EDMONDS SAYS IN RE- parts of 24 and 25, sq. 667; 8—. John T: F.B!Newhelser,the accomplished organist ofthe | together with chorus of 35 mixed votces, W OS ancals hot if church. Soprani: Miss Ni rese Neuman, | 5. Middleton, organist and director. Sunda: Miss May Rhiels amd “Gaeta Meaney | school celetration “At 4:30 oeleck ae, Mesdames Rose V. Bennet and M. A. Nooman, | Heavenly King by choir and addresses by the Alt Mesdames May Newton and Alexanders, | rector, Rev. Jno. 8. Lindsay, and the superin- King. and Misses Corre 5. Maher, Mollie | tendent, Mr. Jobn Marbury, jr. iter and Nora Noonan, js . Ed- ward C. Gill, James H. Ponta: Rr gah Other Churches, man and Mr. Stieffle. Bassi: Messrs. John No-| At the Luther Place Memorial church, (14th [phe orgs Biley, Alexander @. King, Ambrose | street and Vermont avenue),—Reyv. J. G, Butler, rt vi mel, will be sung. thesaley oat Sater saainel D. D. pastor,—the following program of music bite Wee suing, the solo part bet will be rendered at the 11 o'clock service: Vol- choir.” At the vesper service Gloraa’s, Vespers | Untary, full chorus, Christ Our Passover, in and Kegina Coelt will be sung and Salutarts | D, Chapple, with solos, duet and tric, Glorla ther to be ulated also by the offering of PLY TO RECENT PUBLICATIONS. Arms, trustee, to John ingular how the masses of men and | premiums by the state, by towns orby agricul. | The one! been barsht 26, <a 5 eos like to be humbagged, and to imagine | Paral or other societies for the largest nantvor of Sane ee) sorely ae Feat eut, lot 34, y are making money buying an article be- | trees planted, : clsed in some quarters for their action in in-| 3; Hurlbut, lot Cause it ischeap. Bee you that woman coming | ‘The suggestion of Gov. Morton was well re- | Stigating an investigation of the alleged out- | {nompsan to ba part 3.d down the s mosh with her market basket on her | ceived. The state agricultural soclety desig-| rages committed by certain of te Pennsyl- | James F. Barbour to Jane D. Petersen, lot 231, Gus thinks she hes eon ill carry her. | nated the 2d day of April, 1872, to be observed | Vania militia during their inaugural visit here. | sq, 674; $3,000. Anaulas Herbert to W. May eyes. Bho is a8 a une See Pehee, her | ss arbor day, and 60 generally ‘was it observed | Some of the logists for the conduct of those | part 790; $1,000, Josiah V. Grant to country ok cerry ‘ggoie bean tal that itis claimed that 12,000,000 trees were troops think: he Commissioners should have | 4’ Stewart, part 38, Haw’s sub. Mt. Pleasant: arn pod ae oath Rierrine from the planted ‘on that cular day. Since then it ery the ti secnniory. loss sustained by | $1,100. Mich. C. McDonough to Timothy Gan- Ciitonis Uuties Men lets hae been ae ee been led with in ‘interest. r victims, and kept the matter from public | hon, sub. lots 35 and 36, sq. 158; 85, ropic = monna ie ioe ave at 25 cents | ‘The governor of the state for the tim has, | Sttention. They argue that the loss was s0| Keenan to Mary F. Decker, pt. 10, sq. 642; pag i cyare (raid it will be all gone be- | year by year, made public proclamation of s | small that the: prominence given the matter | $4 Jenn PeAnderson to Thos. Robinson, Moment later comes out with an alt ef exuita | Ay 2 toe Planting and called upon the peo | Pula the authorities in a ridiculous light. © | beGvaq, Ara: gi000. HM. barber etal A. tion, her face hed with smiles, She aces a Bie for its hearty observance, and it is esti- mmissioner Edmonds, to whom a reporter | Fish 38 to 63, 8q. 737; $7,441. » 8. eh! Tanti Boge Cr Ate An Millerdis,| Fees te 2) Bo} on rae ariory, quarto a | Indy friend approaching, and thus communes | thaw 50,000 acres ofentivated seed ands” | meus Ravine been made, cald this mere New in Scarfe and Pins. tant pal. Saviour hath Risen, in E flat’ Williams, with | (ite ynermelé “There comes my dear friend, | “the example of Nebraska has beon followed | that. the Commissioners regretted. that suck THE PROPER THING IN NECKWEAR POR MEN Trinity Chureh, corner’ 8d and C streets | solos for soprano and contralto, Poet Mra Verdant, I heard her say she was paying | by Kansas, Dakota, Iowa, Mi and sev-| publicity had been given to the charges, but <D YOUTHS THIS YEAR. northwest, ev. Thomas G. Addison, D, D., | full chorus, Angels Roll the Rock Away, In D: | ith her ny good artge Be Tattee hae ate | eral other’ states, cmbracing some that were Post At was a matter for which the press was Te- | prom tne Puiadelphia Times, End: contretion ote, anoraing at 11 o'clock: | Holden, with solos for tenor and cornet, and | the secret of how lev 0. gent oufter for ao | OOo eee eee ee eee rete tar erected oae cane nee oe an, | | There iam radical change this seneon tn gen the evening at 7:30. The following prosmeet or | of the followings Soccank ae et Som cents? Shall Irun the risk of not being able to | SonSq°™ subject. As to the amount of the loss, Commis- | tlemen’s neckwear. Up to last spring and sum- mute wil be! rendered by the Tegular quar Men, a3 H, Seifert and Missen’ Mary Guss and | Scha2 jvantof thls Nor Teannoe Tena | At the meeting of the American forestry CoD" | fl upon Very. Poor people, UE the Pane | mer thefiat made-up scarf was the fashiog for a 2 ton ‘ard, 80} rs. % je Putnam; alli, Misses Annie L: Kaiser gress aresolution was Tecom- Xe fi ‘t least two years or more. All sorts ner Bodflsh, contralto; ‘str Pearson, | Eile Cummings; tenort, Mosars. J. G- Bright 6. | Mure, ened they, meet, when generosity gets | Frenaing the appointment of arbor, Gay in all | sioners regarded it as the duty, as it was thelr | Or'designs and colors were worn, but the fiat femor ond Mr Watson, bass: Organist, Miss | H. Buller, and Thoms Hermes, (inte ot Sr sect as | shape was adhered to tn all. With these, of Josephine Nimmo, | Morning Service. Stevens’ church, Philadelph );, bassi, Messrs, mtter dealer, nish aed Seto ‘or | Course, were worn all sorts J, oes ‘ = yy por st the Lord 4s Risen, Buck; | John H. Seifert, Charles E. Bright and Frank ‘the nt, UTpOse | bringing th at- = — — a : them of the most expensive iption. The Easter Anthem st Our Passover, | from | D-Selffert; Miss Ella C.Butler, organist, and Mr. ‘of triumph, and the twi — scoured She surshes: bey ang {at | end of ingenuity was reached in these soari- an ae ae orien, fo. 1, Mozart; | Wm. Long, cornetist. ‘At the close of morning we tick mhattor toe pins, of wi many young men soon had large bs '» it, ‘e. “4 i; Te Buck's | service the sacrament o! foc ded geet r matter from @ | ¢ollections. Now the perfectly flat scarf has Gloria. Tio, Pleyel, “Hymn Bos Sua | Pee Sueiaveds, am the evening a Balt post 7 on | Sane aaa oes “a preweeee i a con! wi van! man, enna te eTar eegon The Day of| will colevrate the usual Hastar festival the 800 muiles observed. ‘The conseq the | praniks for the sake of diversion: but they would meu sill wear fiat tes ad scaré bun they ’ rtory Horia, ‘el 's ir er, ant streets.— t considered in good form. —. ta soso ‘Trisagio: ae Annie Roemer ip OFAN; ery a ‘economic resi immeasur- ithout. ee wantonly | Dai cea hes 5 cake, ita 1 Place ie che” ——— nni True, contral rT, FL x 7 service —Regina Coeli, from tenor, Sir 3-H enlace, basso, DFG. ¥ War | re ‘o have a striking example in our own ci be members of thelr fart. bon fens of a/couch team, Although in’ Eng. dn; Gloria in Ex ; Canta Tetboum, Dr G.W. Walton: 34 paifeat aiid Of the | exivelope, In count: the, asual wiath 4 Hymn Xo. 01,4 Redeemer liveth," from the Messiah" attempts to prevent in- | Over ‘slip-khot, the ionger end, p ng states are form a pepe tne beef ave bebe th dark lob Seboes sariat Char ive cen: : ts in this city, it is | generally, with some marking, wach a& © dot, gihrist Chureh, West W Fe. ae & tically unde diamond or a leat. — ger said to be mada in ‘of the subject to our laws and ‘The spring styles are 1n checks and stripes tn ¢ Deum, Rogers; Jubl bu Whaj is Known as fy ; ‘and white, is 105, Knecht; offertory, will ‘much serviee 4 08 an the ieeaat tentlemen's 4 wor with ton, Charles payiteon, Sens the go in New York, ye brome poe ‘ame, bass, Messra, W. sy Norvell and Holy Crone chi ist, Tig. my; eboral