Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1888, Page 5

‘ ‘ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. Ween on_ 1d EDITION |. eeoer strength apd -wergy you need’ Thousands are pened ordered as president, ‘naval examining board at Philadelphia. 2 Disagreements Future of His Wite and Daughters. Biana comme ; es Henry Labouchere in a apectal digpatcn to tne proving ite virtues daily. So may you. Mra = Sats eee ke House this st- | qustan Wans Asouy Taste Hocemp Paoris at | eezr ossctions 40 Tur HOUME WILL “TO cazare young people from the adjoining counties in Mary- New York World trom London says: Dr. Von ‘the White House reception to-day. 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION” GET FORTE IX 4 comxo- | land and Virginia, bent on matrimony. Here no Bergmann, baving on Monday pronounced the vernoon by remarks in Opposition to public bulld- | Alioe West, of Jefferson, W. Va. writes: “I was He wi STacmueetenccneserce |LAlBSt Telegrams 0 The Star, | ss Mess “suze satin Stree the saparilla, but am now gaining in strength every day” “Being very weakand despondentafteralong | BALTIMORE M. E, CONFERENCE. CoUnT Sromwece, the new Danish minister, Who |, ICATION TO CHAIRMAN HEMPHILL. paedend taper eto eee ee has just arrived in the city, had an interview with | “nme commissioners to-day addressed a commu. | Deeded to pay tor the license, so that young the Secretary of to-day. He will be formally | sication to Chairman ‘Of the House Dis. | Dl Matrimonially inclined, who live Within a short presented to the Bremidens tomorrow. -§ cage grit aas traxeg distance of this city, can come hefe, provare a li- Sessions Open Interesting! wal ‘ ‘being cense, get ‘and With his own wish, He bad actually gone to take 2 ly Ey = “Brcowp of the te married sllness. I tried Aver's Sarsaparilia, and two bot- 1 " He declared that farmers were Lr. B. M. Pumsei, ‘Signal of H. 8.6,007,"To create a Board of Education,”&c., tes nave restored me to my former bealth."— _ timere Te-Day. psig taxed to by the bigh tariff they bad to | has been ordered from Titusville to Jupiter, in the District of Columbia, They state that they —anrsomacanarem |. = ow | espe Sa Rec ni Sag | "Pen De Ba pod REV. J. M'KENDREE REILEY N ‘Winsow has ‘it one nS TERS sanaarantss Tro ssoon”te ou agen tomes | Wc ans ari a a | Ste remnant | eens se, Per : 10% TRE re was ha 4 poser cae —< oe ‘ogc Lowell, ae Srecial Dispateh to Tas Events Sta Aistriote by, the satiation, Mr. Gear, of 1oWa, Der dopartarefor Apinwraie \°™ TOt%> DHl0® 0 | Sree eye sboltahed all voerds—eech as the board Draggists. Price, €1: six bottles jaLtiMoRs, March 7.—In the handsome new | would stienced speaker, Sse police, health and school trustees, and state WORTH $5 A BOTTLE Structure xnown as the Firat Church, st. Paul and | fe, My end, _ed, Made s siatement, be | | To Reronr Arai. 1—The order detailing Capt. | 2 Pine’ Oaency nas all along been against the ee eee shah - 2 ‘Leach to duty in the District Commissioners’ office Ta G 1 Sane E. Contereice sme at a ant. OF (the Barc | bs, opposition to the proposition to expend | Win save emect at the beginning of Capt arimue | Doar aystém. Asan instance they recall the re- ne Gexutye Lurortep meres 5. Conteeanen et ab Souiens tee] eee a @uction of the board of school trustees in 1882 from | ‘Cupies ‘manufactured in Germany “ap poco apm gt cs cipeespeael Biers ae dear of Mur n whew ae Wil be. uceued By Capt. Leach wo mettle Mangahas | 190 9 members. make the point that to | Gown as thougis in sesrce ot eat Ree frown prince's throat, which pape sir Morell. Se. CaBLSBaDdD S2RUDAE Wares than ordinary terest in consequence of ite meet- Under consideration, inade-a sevage reply to ME | at Memphis. create ehis board Tolly _Fe- | costed them. and in answer vo his Inquiries one of laf Girectt ‘be saw ie to be enue unstied Hurst, system which was - | the countrymen told: bine Ghar a mae red such purpose. Ih fact, Predicted SPRUDEL SALT SES Band. ‘Tue SecretaRy oF THR Navy to-day awarded a| demed — by and state _ that | was what he was looking for "It wae moo early to uous wich ensued ad ‘ow only ta Buffalo, presided. The attendance wes sual when ‘The District in Congress. part of the contracts for machine tools for the | there is no lic sentiment: which | get a license and r od to pice caused the prince great pain and incoreniemse, XATUR@S WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER | the conference opened, but soon afterward the 10 INCREASH THE POLICE FORCE. New York yard, for which bids were opened Jainu- Salis fr suck a choage. ae parento and vaCbern juarters to Wut also wasted his strength Just at the very tas ASD KIDNEY DISEASES. chureh rapidiy Bled up, and neariy the entire] mye yudiciary subcommittee of the House Dis- | arya "Scune st che aka eae eee ane | bo far an they are aware, are porfocuy well satis | hour’ the. clerk ‘mail that he most needed to nusband 1 ‘This infernal A PERFECT CURE seating cap acity was occupied. All of the Wash | erict committee decided to-day to report favorably | submit additional Sea on eples eins biter ans taare eee Opened for yuan pour | the Tas Go Rept tn tne throat tor eleven éaye tn, spite ot abe rox ington members were present. nolo coma " cS ‘conditions than fore, abd canes wae 8 | on cen rotests onze, was Cece See ant ncaa 8) ach ke reat UyegeaeeetyY Myth | hg me’ conmineners tanner pots | (atau ity Sete | wie pence ta ae iat arene | Waseca cn ia Mazen ame bame | Goreme Wat Ll rong’ of "ine went tant te i Disenses of the Stomsch. . a and usefulness. They claim, then, in the of | a few minutes later the was by | Orst part on December headed Gerinans Would COnSeRt Lo Beware of imitations Retiey, J. Amos, John Fie SR eae eee ee Se Dvn 1S ttle ean e cborees, | the San Carlos reservation, called on the’ Prest- | sud woccuDess. back to the old order of things ast chor byron | lutiohs, by whieh they Blunder by removitug the pipe amd ellow Sar Beerell thas given ine Ustter satisfaction than anything | G-G- Haken, and neve oA Heh. ‘T. Ryland | geants, 345 privates, 19 station clerks, 9 laborers, #0 aoe dection They ings Ee wndcriaba che mainte ‘na efats at the tothe teiablicemene to substitute one wikich he bed desired to tnaert tn nt they’ cers, | chureh where | nd the number of mounted men to’ 36, as they | dent to-day to pay their respects, The 1s | Would be a step wich Taare ever uacd"-Prot Seegen, Cuivernty of | H- McDaniel. Thos, Myers Jag. Cadaog, J.P. New-| And Ue number of mounted, men vo 30; a8 they | dent to-day to pay thelr respecte, The amy issn prep oriet tis sald that bes charged with the disbursement of te appropria attends. The ares, of the second {hs Rie lnstauc,” “The crown prince Was 8 oe View " crease in the bBumber of privates authorized sball | 1t the tril Which they represen! - | entered the ministers office, therefore party opt well the same ‘Aewe esed sr pease with semesbahla snseeen = | a: Tee tans ma am Opeonesate wat ME 26. | ES" Sctnend te cians 1nd tn anaes eet bare beenof late behaving wo well and trying so | Hons should ‘not te hed accountable tuo il | fectiy at home. “The men a eatals | Gott eee le cen frst "time sinck the “operation. Set ute or. Prot. Hdiswena. work of the year. and said that in a stagle confer- yout cote eaean, See we. the Bacal se Sarat thes bee aeons Long of ch that} reg eaatene Seam Sas ae ening Lam ghd To hoid os same a _ themesiven, apd nevi a bg & Writefor Dr TubolTs iecture om Carlsbad Water | ees in India 1,700 souls liad been Dept? ne inst | suthorizedvat the rates now. pala to like grades { the President and to be encouraged. in thelr Government be protected by reqi ‘them (the | some minutes, while the minister was making | twenty years, unless the sum shall sooner reac | tTardinary way actually removed it smd gud Sait, read before the Ninth International Medica | ee oe ae eat ny rerslected, aud named | aud Services on the force, aad fer their equipment, | Work. - Robert McIntosh, tue interpreter, said. trustees) f0 be bonded also, and that they should | preparations to perform: the p. Then bs | $50,000.” Then they are to pay over semi-annuatly | placed the old Une, with the result chat thure Dongreen, ication. eee 18 appropriated. The bill appropriates $15,600 for | the Indians out in that part of the country are all | be relieved on thelr bonds to that extent. 1n con- | asked the bridegroom: “18 our bame Joba Dove?" | all the interest to the party sf the Hest part wie | Weve continual discharges ot mood: On watunday STISNER & MENDELOUN CO. Bole Agents, 6 Bar- | $2 2S assistants Reva W.R. Strickler, C. Young, | ® oppsopoated. Tue bill appropriates £15,000 ot | very well saceded, clusion, they recommend. vo tie comuntivee that | “Fea sir.” Shall oxpend the mole oft for tbe care pacing. | ook br Yu Beneiann. igvoring the piaib aba ? SEW " 1 Ferguson lected as | Station-house heast Washington. ea ‘enacted into law. “How old are your” ornamentation and construction of the 3 ct We'blood was caused = statistical secretary. ‘The hours of the ‘session pectin hleeemyong Col. Hains to Decide, — > “atwenty-seven years” known as “The Congressional Cemetery.” The teak pl if ee ALJ (o express a fear that It Sere fixed at 9:15 and 12:30 orclock, Keporis of} 4 pal authorizing the Supreme Court of the | “OBE ON THE NEW LIBRARY BUILDING 10 BE VIGOR-| A Curious Case in the Crimiual Court. ond your names, Meer” panne kag a Te I Ro ee ae (ue presiding elders were made, and good work Ths-eue: quaiiian wusiveke enayen diese tun xan wuo ixrorueD on TWwoormER ue cuaxcxD | “How do you spell 1t2” Squat to 25 per cent of their receipts uring the | ‘ba that this ‘alarm was utier ambg, aba ot tt aie ae eeeek aanawe the Congressional Library aaage’ work upon | "WIT GRAND LARCENY MIMSRLP POT ON TRIAL FOR | “L-D-dda Deters Roath tom coe males of Lurial sites or lots, Which | Gyutme Dr. Russmaul derided the teary of Tug A Book is no better because you geti t for s fair price, . . Gantéty all statutes and parta oF stataten tn fore, building 1s now in a] ee ae . see it is on the license,” said the minister, | they shall hold aud invest as part of thefund. Pro- | ‘t!sase, and declared that Dr. Von but sou're likely tofee! better when you kuew the price | Rev: J. McKendree Relley. presiding elder oF | tine District om ‘Marcha, 188, sud relating to tee ela te aT ee | Faus aocatig ba tp Ochna Otel, pangs ie eee Srereen one nes Sr Commons 60 BS PONE Ce | ee alee ae ene eee ee ee. “ wgton, said me Sta nod bya Farentd. mead andy who came | trustees, ve — MONEY SAVED Were apt, to, be too lang. and long specctss wer | tue scope of the etal coe Lech comisioner is | Architect sinithmeyerco accept ne cement omterea | SOMeTT, the case of Chas, Jones and Wm. Robinson with the bride, pong to tie a ue one “Sir Morell was to courinoed that ie noe wanted Im the conterence. The Four, Be sess, | Creonve $1800 for bis earween by the contractors for the concrete foundation, | indicted with Frederick Lomax, allas Chas, Wil- | "He tuisundcrstood nee ania ene Race Ball Ht vn Clem was correct that be refused toattend aay Ou Books is as good se money saved on suything. One | bad been one of great prosperity. | 1n, ~——% The specifications called tor cement of a high | Mams (who had pleaded guilty), for-the grand lar-| | “Patdon me, Miss,” said the r, “but k will ACTION OF THE AMERICAN ATION. i ta melancholy farce. 80 ‘w save un, tov, if you only haves | S27 collections there had been gainin some OTHER BILLS. Srade, It having been decided that the very best have to ask your age.’ ‘Toe base ball convention in New York adjourned | would, macasally nia ey, uninBuenced, and be tou, s ahs c ? > to favor bisown hapa elas “ae hbout the sume ae last vent. ‘The-sustentation | A Dill authorizing *he Commissioners to examine {unity tae newied for the parposes othe founds. | S0r1 sa tippman Tanuays7 lak wancaled. ot | earmeeenesk® suswered, as sho blushed and | re ng a resolution “anat ta | Covers TR, are Gourd to favor bw own crepe joufan | tion. ‘The samples offered ‘contractors Abrabam Lippman, called. purned omning otter atopting & reset i he been abie At WASAMARER'S more Books are soli over the | fund had unpopular and hag Deen resisted to same | the | Manuscript volumes Prepared Uy Joan | prosounced alltnghte ter the neces ear ore inson at once pleaded gullty and thetrial proceeded | | The ceremony was performed and. the bade. | Order to add to the interest in the champlouship | “vii was thai Dr. Yon abb gave up the case counter than ip auy other house between the ocean. | C(CMt, Still It was on an alorage with the ue at. | quincy Kern, — p ‘on with the work were declared inferior, At asto Jones | Mr. 4..B. Williams appeared ascoun- | groom gave the minister « silver dollar, telling | contest for the coming season in the American | £04 ould have left San as I have aiready Timely works on Agriculture and Borticalture: » | {2Cf oq! Min Spare ee here was econ. tien at ote pice ce ets Gra, parcuags | equest of the Library comunission the Secrecary | Sel for mn and said that ‘he crime Was committed | him that he would do better when he returned. ~ | association there shall be awarded a second and | jo’ ou." tenn upon, te Petes chat be box peonn those leaded a lange amiuriuent of French Bovis: Seasties and | siderable battle and active | exceed $5,000, the volumes purporting to comprise | {1.0 Vaneut ane Dy the contractors and ihe Te. aker the robbery ves und Horne sent} ‘The Chesapeake and Ohio Canai. | t/Fd honor tn addition to the first honor already jnerely because the German sungeous deemed it Franklin Squares, Standard and Miscellaneous Works. | workers had Rene Cougress | 4 complete revision and consoildation of all stat. port of Col. Hains is to be accepted as final. If he | forJones, and be said he su: the others; | Annapolis Cor. of the Baltimore Sun, March 6. Provided for in the constitution, That at the | Ucrogatory to their dignity to take advice of an Pyamd sud unbound: snd almost say printed thing } in the interest of a bill that had recently Dee ie; | Uses and parts of statutes relating to municipal | och decide that the cement of & qUniny name | that aiver be had worked in wich the tacts end 7 : Close of the playing season the board of directors | Pugiish specialist. ‘tuat proper peuple read, Teated. Still Wey were not disheartened. Good | stairs in the District of Columbia in force on Clent for the. purpose wanted thea ae ‘ve ac. | secured their arrest, Jones was arrested be ‘The bill for the sale of the Chesapeake and Ohio shall award to the club winning the 4 crown prince ts terribly worried about the ‘The prices are always iair, aud any getatle Book is | reports were made from Anacostia, “Ing | cember 1, 1887, and of ‘aii orders, rules, regula | cepted. It on the contrary he decides against | charged with participating in the crime. Testi. | Canal, reported from the committee on ways and | Ship'a purse of $1,000 in additiow te the peuoant of his Wife and daughters, as be can do there os will be wut Bigdeusburg aud South River. The name OF thd | Us and ordinances relating to seid affairs made | the cement, then the contract wil ve annulled and | MoUs was given as to the larceny and to Jones } means, known as house printed bill 99, passed its for, and toeach player of said ‘club a § for Loem Unless he survives his fatber,eod Bete Ginga trom Knows’ and “siigo “to | MPUrsuanee of law and having the force asd | arrangements will be mado to procure coment of | being one of the parties in a Testaurant Loar by | second Feeding to-night, ‘This bill has been pub- | handsome badge, with ‘is ganic yosttion and re- | fn Cote ea maet oe, Counted on, 08 Bs bas BOOK NEWS. Bliver “Springs and “Mer. @. G. Marcha, | cep Gam ab that date And sDill to, compen Dush ropwatd the work Ga the Library’ teaioing huge eee lished. “It provides for the aale of the canal by the | Comt inscribed thereon. It shail also award and | Cr‘, years past aud ison the Samee tos at How little the title of Book tells you! Even if you | {Superhuimar) was ip charge and doing goo | military instructor atthe sigh School. With the earliest spring weather. iquiucciscn sis Ss uéalon ths comarca objection | Mate weer ey Prominent $2 lke manner 8 Purse of $500 to the clu noid Sieverty opeonss tate etae, aS, mo gems ve See all the new Bocks, how many have you time towet | tong against, owing to the presence of a sister | APPROACHES FOR THE SOUTHERN SIDE OF THE FREE TO EXERCISE AUTHORITY. made that served penites wyoming —— parry, Capt and said money pad out | Pubic and privace,” fometaid Neat "ar te comen At the inside of brane’ of the cntren, ‘Rev’ J. L- Collier bas BRIDGE. Secretary Vilas, who 1s now chairman of tne | tes “or eae ars, | the passage Of this bil vo wlaw will reuit in the | ofthe guarantee fund. ‘That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you s good | been appointed iu St. Mary's circult- Leon} Im the Senate to-day Mr. Daniel submitted a commission, has expressed himself as desirous of | charge, he was’ — gy = carl fauna coal fleids ty (Georgesown aed alee fam. Wosand it out once s MoD. aoe i re | rears nontgomery, Rock, Creek, ton. put | Fesolution, which was adopted, with a preamble | naving the work go forward with ail the expedi. | the teord of Roblacente coneicten Ves sesteeed | audria. will become a great coabahl 4 what you want to Huow of the latest Boke and to | cf severn thers is mole Sent thas can be “one, | Teciting that in passing legislation forthe purchase | tion practicable.” He says the existing law con. | totwo years and four months in January, 1ss0; | The iin of ue canis nowt a down grade ) eee eee ee Bonka and sage way tais | The departure from the special Sunday services at | Of the Aqueduct bridge for the erection of a free | fers Gil the power and suthority ueersestY tora | sentence to two years, Deceuncer: teres 1861 end | Way. aod the same motive power could haul twice AU was also resolved that every club shall adopt {he rarnatile st the gates, and that every person, Geadheads and all, shall ‘pass h them. A communication from the Anti-M ‘League ‘Was received. It offered the services of the league Princess becomes « widow her Jointure Gar. tmany will be Only $20,000 per annum, ‘wits apa. ments im the Neue Palais at ‘while tbe Princesses will nave $100,000 each. the crown princess, however, would uever Live In Germany der sich circuinst but_would i 0 as much coal on this line as can be carried by the | in an amendment to the Interstate Cou- | tay ances, Probatiy Wast rove meeting bad been very | bridge.on the piers tuereot, Congress failed to pro- | the commission, and if they cannot carry forward | Sentence to three years for larceny from the per- take uj tn Tuay, isa wi Book should be rad and that skipped. suecessiul and productive of much good. There had | vide for suitable abd Lecesaary approaches onthe | the work as it ouput toe does eee eu cians | Sone Morente ns lea” aah ee serge lau. An emsentenent to section SKI ESt | Sreat Cabrel and of aii tes puecpeomtneeee With each aumber au author portrait Se, 50% *) been no deaths in the district and the general con- | Southern side. ‘The resolution directs the Secre- | cate and let others take their places, ‘There is | _ Mr. b, fOr the Government, read from | SAS .n6 sees in the bill, a b and | of, the constitution, imposing s fine of $50 to say | Gren she is tse one tuat bas tnost Tulle’ ssvereed ‘Year, dition Was most satisfactory. Dr. Reiley asked that | tary of War to have s3-veys made and intorm the | reason to believe that the coming season will de. | Kelty's land laws one providing that rull ser- an road. who shall give out batting tangs bis intelectual tastes. There is sowetuing — the’ relations of Re R.” Cadden be | Senate what it wili cost to construct proper road- | velop the work rapidly, and that the people of | Vice for an offense Testored the party to citizen- The c ‘Saruiia ‘the players Souore a game poe mgt van adoptes, | agical in this fearful bliguting of her suitcase JOM WANAMAKER, changed from effective to supernumerary and that | Ways and approaches on the Virginia side. Washington, who have ‘fof so many years anx- | shi] gpeegiingivtnrn gels sv r a men of the Clb yee saopted. | and aspirations, and the removal of her Dusbeud 2 Revs'c. K. Mytnger, G. N. berry and G. G. Mark- ae tously watched the progress of the movement for | | MF. Williams claimed that this was not one of | AFFIDAVITS READ Ix Tux cOvNT Is GENERAL Teax. | Uiuplres may wear any uniform Uiey chose bat | 204 jeter trou public ife mil Tes weet eae Philadelphia. | Lam be continued in the supernumerary relata- @ suitable Ubrary Ing, will find reason, ere | the laws which was locally applicable tothe Dis-| ‘This morning in the Court im General Term the —— wena on Clevelond, sirned ‘bis last | fortune for a8 Prince Williau, who is en. a17-Gm ___Failedelphi* _ | tions, The requesis were graated, Mr. Cutcheon, of Michigan, Introduced tn the | the season cioses, to congrarulate themselves and | trict. West Washington divorce case—Jaa. H. Caton | Mabager Williams, of Cleveland, sign: dowed with all the more unlovely qualities of the “a NORTHWEST WASGINGTON'S NEEDS, House to-day @ Dill for the incorporation of @ na | those in charge of the euterprise. ‘Tue court overruled Mr. Williams’ potnt, and an player, John McGlone, yesterday.’ McGlone played | \iChenzvilermy, is the mere creorere ee > W. H Cu x Uonal temperance home in the District of Colum- ‘exception was noted. against Annie M. Caton (nee Fenton)—was pre- | witn the Clevelands last season. coarck wad ene Priace HE oRST Dore EAD URED Rev, Dr. Dashiell spoke of the | need of gzenter | bia, ‘NO FRICTION, e A Bion ceens ar sented by Mr. F. W. Jones for the complainant. pick Ge cae ae . urated With (be Prussian militery BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES. eburch work in Law ustoR. sald A STAR reporter ts authorized to state that there OTE = “¢ ‘This is the in which the married feat wenty- | tit the Fifteenth-street church was the only one The Site of Fort Sedgwick. Robinson was sworn, and testified that Jones | Thts case parties were. ‘The New York team succeeded in defeating the | iue widely.ctreulated statement that efforts Have Leen in the drug aud wedicine business twenty” there, and totally inadequate to the needs of the 1s absolutely no truth im the rumor of have been made to induce the crown priuce to ounce his rights of succession in favor of Bis son is pure fiction, as the family stavutes of the Bobenzolierns provide Uhat a prince aMicted with New Orieans club yesterday by a score of 3: to 1. Ed. Crane pitched for the visitors and struck out sixteen men and only three hits were made off his @elivery. The Washington boys expect to play 7 "3 Cl " at wile Srezeare Have bu slit’ roar, Cericens KEE, | people, while each of theotuer denominations had | TS MARGARET RENNEDY's LAT FOR DaMAGES. [a disugrooment between Secretary Vilas | Wa his Drother-n-law; that he was with witness | St Rockville, FeDruarY & a child was born on the pumauce they cme West They ian al oer | Favsndze and prosyerous churches around them | Ta the Senate to-day, Mr. Stewartfom the com- | and “Mr. | smitnmeyer, arcalvet Ot socte | Sid tho work, Ureaking the wintry and wits | runry 11, and filed a pill for lvorce Pet 13 their ize. We could not erite uor could you print He hoped that the Baltimore brethren wi ‘take | mivtee on cl jaims, reported a substitute for the bill id ‘nder the new organizat (2 ~serad re ‘we have heard said in favor of the Curicuna Reme- | a deeper interest in Uais vital question. to pay Margaret Kennedy, of the District of | !B¢ comuuission, Mr. Vilas having succeeded Mr. | 84 Jones stdod on the corner Watching for hii; | on the ground of fraud. Depouitions were read by 0 an incurabie malady is facto incapable of m- : 2 that Lomax got the things out, and ali heiped to | Mr. Joues as to the defendant's confession thatone | in New to-day. ceuding the thron ‘provision sccounts DIES. Ove youragothe Coriccma and Soar cureda| Rev. W. T. D. clemm moved that Dr. Lanahan (Cotumahta, $14,600 for timber cit trom her iandand | LUZar_. aD aery thing 13 PrO- | Carry chem ‘Say, roby ae in the proceeds. | Bohm Wus the father of the child; that abe did not pescado = many ‘apparently inexplicable ‘circumstances ta. bisa in vor un Coriccasarenws cor | tnscuuirenct, ving ued tarouga AU) Yeas | wd by the Goverament The subatute crects | Bo" he Outntrary Thee "a inne | on crasexamlanion, wes aud tt acing | ean tdci atom butte i ng Kaew neat | | ExconionFaxrrecoutca—An excursion ars | fa Utes Semana, coccommaen te uw, and the ResovEnt sud Cc: vl et = 2) . a was it breaking into the store till they * is . | By 2 = Ae Mediate object of Prince Wildam and of Prince o period in the church's history. ‘he Quartermasier-General to ascertain and state | Understanding that unless the cement offered shall * S young ¢untleman of asore ing, while the physicians | OF stormy period in the Churcis MStOFy. | come up to the standard required tn tee Got opposite to it Lomax went im, broke the | J. did uot love Jimmy (Caton), 1 marmied him for | YO isexpected at the Baltimore and Potomac | Dieioanck, the old euporor bating Demume af nee 3 save bis leg. vs. MF. ce J. Me! Fy ‘he Vaiue of all timber, fences, and fruit trees on ip req contract, | ¥, A rew tl They it | & home for my mother.’ javite were also read at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon. The party ~ Sires fog much sume Some | Sue HEME aca Cee (aces | he farm ot fou eect, Spence |, ate iy we me, ear | Re Rory SUR tz | Rsk Banyo gate Nadia 22 QReaes ana, amacrine | arte eto prc oe fea oa are Genet Gunstena Basteten xy, |,tne next conference. "Mr. Clemim consented, | wick was erected, taken and weed. for Mew ood Gy Caner he be annulled at, Gace and’ steps | Wroenen named Haun.” ateerorand tus uines ware ‘Transfers of Real Estate, eat Siiore road to. New York, ana thence by tne | 2, apy ay rand then there S$. B. SMITH & BRO, Covington, and It was postponed. the Army; also'the value of all timber sold inediate procurement of material ytemen ¢ tu ” i T have siffered from Salt Rheum for over eight sears, THE BIBLE AND THE INDIAN SCHOOLS. by the Government, Which had been taken from | Of the grade wanted. It 1s the determination of | taken away. Witness Was not sure that OMficer| Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: c. | Pennsylvania route to Wasbii ‘heir tickets | Willtam will be declared heir to the throse. 0 ered from Sait Rheum for over igh PR gig erence pel mag farm and used in the construction of the fort, | the commission to have the work commenced at | Henry had said that Jones gave him away, but | parker to Robt. O'Nelil, pt. 12, sq. G85: ‘%o this city and return are good for ten days. Ar- at times wo could not at 0 my business . Dr. : Wonder that the crown princess | poo the earliest practical day and pushers Lieut. Vernon bod told him.” Witness had some Fangements have Decu made for reduced raflroad | Jones tuese sinister teeeeeeet eee for weeks st s time Three boxes of Coriccas | work of the American Bible Society and spoke of | ANd {ve amount so stated Shall be pald oUt of any | eae aerating, *b4 PI forward | reeling against Jones on account of it. Marian L. Harkness to G. W. Harkness, sub lot C, | raiss for such of the excursionists 5 choose Lo | Kracerul tat te cruwa prince should be patted ie Tottles of Reso rely cured voy Governme ere ‘Omicer Henry vestifled that Jones was arrested | sq. 614; $—. Board of Church Extension M. E. | make use of some of their ten days to visit mich- | fri varbarous'wagt Sans ene ae nt in refusing vo allow | priated. The report states that in March, Extra Pay for Government Clerks. | 10 the first precinct; that he saw bim and Lomex | Church to L. M. Green, reen; ¢— = an TS See oe. the Bible to be taught in the Indian language | Jno. K Cap hp poem pn phe sm pae | RRR in the cell and calied Jones out in te corridor and | Bridget Lanhady to Frank sub 21, 6q. 2 JOHN THIEL, 1875 Second ave., New York City, among the Indians und requiring ine agents to | purchi jarm of 26 acres for $1,605 and mov‘ ‘ATION FROM THE SURGEON GENERAL RE- ad a conversation with 719; 3. Conn. 7 Ios Life ‘wo C. WI al, mealies a ‘Paper. Cerne eam Car Sons sum, | emp baba tN aoe muah | Eph Moana He eae alsa | mamas oe rato | Me i fev SOc ane Sates We SEC, te newt ee 7 ‘ 4 Soar, eae 8 family ; i ; ; fs exquisite Skin Beautifir, extorually, and Cormouns | CNC UCN Sto rcibe Court, had Called on the | stone-cutter oa several Government, bulldln vd Detective Hail testified that he was present | Walter, pt. $2) sq. €25:62,900. J. W. Lewiatod. 2. ago ‘Admire, stenographer of é tt el esoLvEsT, the new Bicod Purider, iuternally, area] president in regard to” this obnoxious | including the Capito. He purchased ‘ike | Mitted to the Senate a communication from | when the report was made and the case was as- Haminon et al, lot i rgeon-General ned to Mr. Horne and himeelt. He at once seut’| pt. and pts, 1 abd ‘316; ‘The will of the late N. B. Clarke was admitted Zostve cere foe every form of Skin snd Blood Die} measure, and relief nad. been provided | am With, his sSvings 38. stous.catie. | StrEOOO Geer Moor a Ta ee ane tame, Be ot Oboe sont ea ra ab Sa. oa, | Sot mOn Ce ete ed Tae ee area ae | of 8 Bt. Sesape paper, ‘wrote to Senator Ingalie, tase from Pimples to Serofula. ice only sligfuy modified ty the Indisn cou | execourix, 1s sixty-four” yours old “and ‘the | pension aivisions ot “the ‘Surgeon Generers | fold bli, of the robbery and that Re had Yeasons | 860;'§1.00) A. ‘A Chhesney to Chas, A, sicsuen, | tectamentary to fasue wo Marriet Clarke on Dou sending him a copy ot the St. Joseph paper oon- a 25. ‘ao only Si 4 . ~ i + ‘SUSy vl and he said that witue re - A a jcEuen a or tains Teference to Ingalis’ presidential Sold everywhere. Price, Cottctms, 50c.: Soar, 25e.: | Memoney soethat the native tongue might be | mother of ten children. In 196263 the United | unice for compensation for extra work. ‘The sure | tysuehert ches, Dea, and he sald that wituess . . P.M, Dubant to Moses | °'Sc’cait has been issued lookiug to a parade ot UUons, calling attention to the reference, and asking RasourEst, 61. Prepared Uy the Forrex Dave ax> | taught orally, Dut uot in Writing. The missionary | States forces todk possession of the farm and con- | geou-General sates that in order to eatcu up with | Tas mistaken: that It was Robinson and Lomax; | sub. nib 41. 89. 400; $6,000. TT. J. | Irish societies here on Si. Patrick's Day. aud it 4s | pin for an of his Gusaucat Co. Boston, Mass. Seud for “How toCare | sug, "ue Said, had a higher object In view | suructed tercon Fort Sedgwick. On the 26 scres | pension business the clerks iu 1as0~*- by ore ot | Hud if ue Dad lx RoursM@e would got the men aud wood, Sub 10, lots 131 to 13% | probable there will be no parade. —. > ‘Skin Disensea. When ‘they ‘spent tel money than to veach | there were 12 acres of oak, “chestnut, | tue Secretary of War, were Tequired’ to do extra | Sa Sods ‘Mt, Pleasant; $410. Same to Elsie eee PIMPLES, BLACKHEADS, CHAPPED AND OILY | these people tue English language—they wanted | pine, and other timber, and two ht work from 6 to p.m. daily. ‘They rendered this Hil, pt. and ¢.’s sub’ do; $500. Maria L. OF THE THERMOMETER—The following ne eee eee en cvusect tas boerte tus | enaaed Wun’ G Santans fat Tce, aoe Swenty-aigke cate ae eee many ot too District Government Affairs, Harkness, trustee, to D. S: Harkness, trustee, sud | were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: 7 a. ae ctica a : Fae ; ae Df = se Loomer twenty acres of the land were practically de- | cierks had Woluntarlly performed extra serving SUBURBAN SUBDIVISIONS, cy ay Maggie @. Barron, sub F, | m., 20; 2p. m, 20; maximum, 37;winMMUIL, 16, Considerable discusston followed om this subject. | stroyed, and the tlinber and fruit trees were all | While the Government, he says, tay reauire| ‘The Commissioners have considered the bill to | °°? eee Rev. J.P. Newman moved the appotnusent of a | cut down, elther for construction of the fort or for | extra work without extra pay, he says the ser-| provide for the subdivision of Luat portion of the ‘Assault ona Lady. ei ee ochre | Re Rete Te hae e art | vn nutes utah cod at mater at | ist gue tae i asker | «eee Rent nee ae Soe ae ore : iS THE © a a gece. Se Sees Se y, he Fecomme: at extra pay, upon ti ‘to Congress say that subject is one of great | 4 T 2 THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IE WORLD. g od “What tue President lacked in susceptibility | AS the claim has never been settled, the commit: | basisor the tate customary in the War bey Rn 7 h3 part. | importance. ‘Ihey do not recommend any specific 37 18 STRICTLY PURE, UNIFORM IN QUALITY. WAS MADE UP BY HIS WIFE. tee urge the passage of the substitute, ment for extra service, be allowed, Method of subdivision, but see no objections to we senda the following remer about tho Gent Bums of ‘The original formula for which we paid $50,000 | The laws of Louisiana were published in French, Bills for Buncombe. A Nawspor's Misroxtoxe.—Benson Hawkins, a | A3,P*oPO% tande By the Commissioners alt the Rutland: UNFORTUNATE DELAY IN THE ARRIV, ome Seeuts yearsago has never been meditied or cuamaed | he sald, and those —— 4m German, | 4 DEPARTMENT OFFIcIAL's GPINIOX OF SOME CON- colored newsboy» aged thirteen years old, wutle | work should be done under their contri. If Lue “The lame duke was known many years ago to| — States Max-Or-wane dm the slightest. Thissoap is identical iu quality and the Government mi as well say BBS MI selling papers Uuis morning, Jumped from a car on | work ts to be executed by a commission other than k . ‘attachment ‘under Gay with that made twenty years acu. That the Roman Catholic should celebrate | “There seems to ve a disposition on the part of | the Columbia street raliroad, near the corner of | the Disirict Commissioners, as this bill provides, | Carry out bis purpose of robbery or criminal as- | BAVe formed 4 deep why anty a ee we te eee, Itcontains nothing that can injure the Sines: fabric. | ihs5 in the Eugilsh language 1p the army aod | members of Congress,” remarked a Department | 8th and K streets, and broke bis left leg above the | thew tka Wor a ne as Dill provides, | cault upon her’ he anf eg eelindy # oR eepemcmmags alee aga >see eee foreign colony thin Jibrightens colors and bleaches whites. may of in their mansions, Poms ee official to a Stax reporter, “to introduce bills pro- | K26e. Sales "fe lives at No. 2 30 street nase bee ~ [ pera ge pent caso Brute scruck the lady ‘he Selzed her by the throat m —— san ‘The may Das lived in great om anepaee debits anne aye ItWaskes fanuels and Liankets as no other soap in | of Washington, thoug! action should in the existing met Of caxry- 2 is | nd th ed to kil her if she an Oto. ‘World dove. anig—leaving them aken bel Indian commissioner. —— — y- trlet are expected to perform certain duties, In | abd threaten made an outcry. | seclusion, and after a time was almost forgotten ir this. mornt that after ananee ing theum wt) Caisce question was finally settied by the appoint. | ing on the public business which are not de-| FENANCKAL AND COMMERCAAL. | {Ct tt expected to perforin certain dutle ‘ney | Mrs Howell, although badly tightened. was not | by those wno bad trequeuliy speculated ou, her meteor mcd onpde ae eee = READ THIS TWICE meat ‘of 2 committee to confer on the subject and | manded by the public or suggested by any abuse, deem it a matter of doubt whether it is advisable | burt. © pol elation to the duke. Since that period a my to Rave been reticent on the subject. fuel, aud of the fabric, where Loulins’ Liectne Soap is | of Dr. Lanahan, the comimittee was increased from | capital, You lave no idea of the number uf such | 22S following are the opening and closing prices of | the general subdivision of the rural parts of the | MUlatto, dressed in a black box Coat, light trousers | One fact was frequently remarked by his intimate Leed according to durectiona three to seven. measures that have been introduced ‘in the | wire te Coron aud Macartey As 10 Saree? “Pei | District. They would, Lowever, suggest that the | ADd cavalry boots irtenda, he Was never known to acknowledge | |-wis has had no communication with the eg 19 F street’ ' > —— in any shape Henry Manners as his presumpuve the United The chair appointed Revs. J.P. Newman, John | Present ‘Certain methods aud customs | ——— —— | passage of an act giving to the Commissioners | aoe cpopas .—The list of 801 Retr. a cus awit dnceaate trainee] Ey Wg, enamine pu | Ree ean cu npr ine a | Some Beas treme | RR ee es S| aaa ate a(t ee Ee 3s) 500 to make that trial, biel, I 5 al ir! Ache ee 4 at Albaugh’s Saturday night 1s more than ordi- | causes were assigned for tis, but no one ventured | the demands of the oo all best things, * uastated kev. J. S. Dasbieli read the report of the corpo- | wisdom. There 1s no compiaint, and the practical | Bel’ Tel. ‘the case. 5 = the consul-general more speed! Pir esos am seeeene's 04 | rator of the Woman's College, Which Was referred | working 1s perfectly sauixtactory, Sote meuver | Bobs se Wox'r EXTEND THE WALK JusT aT PRESENT. | iio pussceses ‘a soprano "voles" of ekcepeional | Lowudress the duke any inquiry on so delicate, a Som ae winch Sotnme weld hove een BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Coe a ee eae in Macy E Gatauee tex | Wishes t0 pose a3 a reformer tn ‘the eyes of the | sn. Fac Some days age, Mr, Hugh Waters and others | peauty, will sing the “Bell Song” from “Lakine.” | Strange that the wext beir'im the ordinury course | boating themeclves with some ton ene eee 2 s Feported the donation by Miss Mary &. Gorsueh for Ne Of his district. He does not know exactly | Can. Soutli Teenie be Sxtendead Homa ita gaat the plank | Miss Goodrich, a New York contralto, who ts | of evente—for his father bad reached the scriptural | he nus‘dispiayed. After having loosen concrete Tesist upon DOBBINS Eictric. Don't take Mag- | the superannuated preachers fund. yw to go about it, and tnally be concludes to in. | CoD. Fa sidewalk be extended from its present teriminus of in the Warmest terms, is down for two | span of life—should receive no ition, direct | into the case of the, prisoner of Renae aoe pn 4 Retic. Electro-Magic, Philadelphia Electric, or any | | Th€ comterence adopted nes Of last year | troduce & bill to de something. It seems 10 be of | Condes. on the 7th street road to the Kock Creek road. ‘The | solos; Mr. Mockridge will render “Celeste Aida.” | or indirect, from the duke, particularly as Heury | Sue the case | ‘unmediate release and « Tull apolog! ‘ther fraud, simpiy because it is cheap. They wil ruin | $24) sPpolnie, one SA enarrow morning, | tue, consequence what, tals comerhing, 1s, a8 | Delt. Gommntsstoners na letuer to Mitt ¥o-day” sald that | and Dr. Hopkinson, baritone, “Alla Stella Conf-| Manners, how by courtesy ‘as presuuuptive weir | forthe Sagraat breach of treaty Hgts Kuowing OFF mien |B ro aes . . : Gothes, and are dear at any price. Ask far soa asst savhatage which In nO at prossotenjeren’ Tones | Batic the sidewalk on tbls highway until the question ihe, Crohesira will give Bethoven's | the Marquis of Granby, was Of irreproachable | pertectiy well that the pasha Was Dever sccus, DOBBINS’ ELECTRIC WITNESS MYERS NOT ON HAND. | pilis are, in the course of business, referred tothe end take no other Dearly every grocer from Maine to it for an opinion, wi is given, and character, and had long filled a position of trust Diexico Keeps it in stock liyour's hawt, be wil] A Delay im the Fally-Sheet forgery | generally that is the last heard of these measures and responsibility as Nrst private secretary to the Of 1t8 boundary fines has been determined. ae THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL. ? TL. Cons iLtee rt Crecorr Court No. 1—Judoe Hagner. AN UNEXPECTED HEIR APPRARS. sailed for America, and the Quinnebaug was 4 ee eet oS eae Saree rt By the committee, aud then they are deseuny | Baz, euntge of the District appropriation WiLeit nats | Yesterday, Williams ‘and wite age Roney; ver. But an explanation of this mystery is now given | such an Unseaworthy condition it 1s sald,that the Read carefully the ioside ‘around esch bar, | Special Dispatch to Tux Evexrxo Stan. Fiverrea in the calendars of the two Houses, “The | Peta inion S personal inspection to-morrow of the various | dict for plaintif! for $1500. Dunn agt. Proctor: | 57 tne rumor, and, if it be true, 1s amply suificient | ‘iP acrous the Mediterranean might have been at- and be careful to Follow coch outeide | | CoLtuscs, March 7—The state anxiously 10 | constituents of the members, lowever, are fully | Manhattaic meets for which improvements are proposed in | Ferulet ot condemnation, | lias, 4 tended with danget, 90 it became necessary te wrapper. You Cannot Affurd % Jonger. befure | quired for Allen O. Myers this morning,but be Wa} iniormed that their member {3 alive and active in | Mo. Fac. Do., ‘the schedule. bs Saree oat meaty, mye tang Wait for U J ea Tepe for Nouteelt this ola. sod truly woo- | not within call. Col. Holmes, for the state, called | thetr interests, and 30, after all, the main object ot | $s Ust a8 sre ATAIME CALVES WERE NOT ACCEPTED. | Anda Wrinm at. Barclay, Ergood & Co agt tue prisoner wil be released, “Bul it cauot bs eri attention to the fuct that Myers had promised to | the bills 2 or vaives | Kemper & Sons agt. Ziermon, Field & Co. agt. narriage. ied that the de the Man-of-war's arrival ___POBBINS' ELECTRIC Soar dv-6m_| Shige umnediately upon receipt of a and Capitol Topics. Gieltand tn relation wo bis clatua for $425 for valves | Mayer & Roner, and, Wallace Eilote “& ‘Co gt iis aurhoritatively said, nas long been | has plated the tstver, ditainiebed - eee SS that be had falled to answer. He asked, therefore, NOTES, ‘ike Seliowhnds Castes Si ae ane cted in schord, | Shipley; Judgments by default. ‘iron by Lord John Manners, and now com. | American prestige and rendered more difficult the Sozovoxr. eee ee il bned coer taegttone a aiens | Bills toerect various mouuments, mentioned in gp the Washington Btoek So nied “pe | SDE wi + © contract. They _ wore aac as guod | Tocca ges Don Gots and iver MESIng Oa Grint | suuiscaxions, Rave been, made watch, inare Bo _ ne 4 Seatanes sock. Stes brite addiital witnesses were cxaaet | tm the House ns ateraoan re SPS | a, “eae ie B & | Meroe pected ena and he Commis | crnem comm No, Fadee rt agg | tea aa |, Bou. Lome Coverseegoawer. Tae gee wo a a ¥ 21 re y, 3. ist in the - ey” Was arrested at ‘Grosweid Jadicative of Deaith snd parity iecomuunicated tothe | in rebuttal, after which proceedings Were, sus- ‘Tan MEMYEES sRIDGR. Rez,tmo ie 1801, curvenoy, od bid. D. Sioners the refore decline to accept them, ee nanny a ey a, owing Opera House in Troy. N. K. Monday Mewar by toe arate pended until some tidings vers ‘The Memphis bridge bill, wich was adversely | asked. THE ACCOUNTS FOR LIGHT. a a ae ‘The accounts for street-ligtiting for the month of ‘Une sickness of Thos. Johnson, ‘of Boston men inforined the s ; y, MIlIS agt Boyce; trial resumed. wee. He said hb had been th West Tro} FOZ0DONT Atlanta Cotton Dealers in Trouble, || reported yesierday from the Senate committee on | Wid, D, ¢. Op. year fund sda. 193 te February show that the amount due the. Elec. | 7 >a¥* Mie aut Bor st Neptomber; that he was Working” in 4 New York. March 7.—Upon application of | commerce, was the Senate bill. The House bill, | }o2 Stked- Metropolitan ‘Ralurc "40 trie Lighting Co. 18 $2,035.80, trom, which 18 de-| yestoraay Seneroo ne See eats Shanty Shawl Factory, and that be haa Sone ‘Which makes the teeth as white and as radiant as pot- | Williams, Black & Co., cotton brokers, Judge Bar- | which is very similar in its provisions, having been | asked" Washington Guay E Gucted $49.75 for non-filumination. The U.S. Elec- | p_lnwg tay jomtcneots Sudan crteee ane While tn this vicinity whlch couly afford a prevex' OE ELM. sd.conteins no sugredient that is no } rect. of tle Supreme Court. granted an attach | amneuded a8 described in dispatcnes of last Friday, | men's E An tie Lighting Co. charge 65 cents per night tor | Tatia era gore es Wm we for bis arrest, He was given Twenty-four Righly Uenetcal to boti: gume and teeth. ment against tue property ta thls, state of James | was favorably reported, Senator Gibson subuaiting | ¥4 ut gach of thelf amps, trom which the Distect a. yg I leave Troy. He was knows. in West Troy arie & CO. ania, moneys loaned @ munority report. ct hour for non-ti The | decree amending decree of 23, “ ‘The Lyric aud Dramatic professions are loud in their | cotton transictions, Solomon A. Fatinan, also a °; Georgetown Gas Co,’s bill amounts to from ameg f 42 peutenoed ‘cotton broker, upon a claim of $8,237, obtained an ececharapengage: ogpipebloslfoa-e-inptacd = Which a deduction for non-ilumination of 5 cents | , To-day, Strong agt Shearmon; J. T. Cull ap- George Kimball sprang over a e a4 ; / Lt eat against same property, from Judge | The Senate to-day, on a motion of Mr. Palmer, | pt?" ; r hour was made, The District pays the gas atom s0zODONT. Grbrica, of the Supreme court’ adopted a resolution instructing the committee on | Great Falts ive, 127 br Potmpany $20 per year for each The Wash- — ——— the brary to inquire into the expediency of pur- | Telephone Co. Gas Co.'s Dill amounts to $7,010.42, from Return of Mrs, Garfield, chasing the collection of paintings now on exhibi- | with ps wed ad litem and confesso. Rilaxe age ‘Widde: procontesao. c Court—Judge Montgomery. Yesterday, Vente Fanning, grand larceny: not Bradford, Pa, Natigual Bank yesterday, fatally Probability of secrecy, for either a new writ must | shot T.H. Toilinson, the cashier, grasped = ‘be moved for to fill up the seat left vacant, if there ® bea true transferor Lord John Manners to the and fléd into the street, He was pursued ich @ deduction of $7.90 Was tnade for non- crowd, when be dangerously shot 1. Bieich, illumination. ity. Wm. R. Schieuter, assault; oe ‘guilt butcher, and then shot himself dead. BER TWO SONS AND YOUNG LOGAN WELCOME EER ON | tion in the National Museum. asked. : . or else any delay in mor for @ writ would 2. Se ME ARRIVAL 18 SEW TORK. graye Saked. Central National AN APFROPRIATION NEEDED 70 Fay coxrractons. | fOrlelted. Jonn Paral sewaults not: q Theta Claimant was about to take steps | = = eee Wm. R. Scheuter (: war- THE CORN continue % use Meads Corn and! New Yorke, March 7.—The North German Lloyd Why He Sacrificed His Beard, ame dS 4 ‘The Commissioners have called the attention of | pant returned; set. Charles | 00 make. his pretensions, and that the posi- MARKIE! OF OUR Bunion Plasters, now so popular and | stesmer Trave, having On board Mrs. Garfield and | From the Philadelphia Press. Con lS bide” Rotten wale Der Chairman Hale, of the subcominitteo of the Senate Sweeny, assault (appeal) on John Stevenson; not of Jona Mansers and Bis son tary} SULLIVAR—CONDOE. 25 the ay te) DADDIES biebly prized for the prompt relief ana | BEF “aughier, arrived this morning. Mrs. Gar] «why did you sacrifice your beard:” asked a Sante acter noe x ed necessity of | Puity. ' Wm. Robinson, : Bers das Se tees, BENDIS BULLE roy MUST GO, curect those aggravating foot troubles | Sith Job A Logan, son Of Get Lona eee eons | Young club man yesterday of a friend whose oor penne feeaee 10 certain contrac guy, Lomax, alias Charles i 7 ating fo ‘A. sen. . trial. ~ ‘ 4 oa fo Qucrauting con board the Unicel Staten cares | Boneymood was berely ove. “On the dead quiet, | BALTIMORE, Mp. March 7.—Virsinia sizes con- | tors With the District of Columbia of amounts are _ =. 6 Sold by druggists everywhere, 25e. Quai 2 és ‘solidated, 40; past due coupons, 66%; do. new threes, ‘of, the tion in mark POLICE COURT—Judge Sneu. - Coenen oe a on cee rae have ~ Til tell you,” replied the benedict. “The new | 66: do. teu-forties, 37 bid to-day. pan nes Gepreciation cet H BAILEY, On March 7, 1858.0t 6:45) afters mac ‘nced & | boarder in my landlady’s establishment bas a per- pall ee sigegen, Dire cited - Doisterous voyage. When of the Needies the = . bs Contracts were in asset forth in an accom- | over curbstone; $2 OPite ike Soba ‘ped Lciecon Young. of Suet met with Beary sexs and strong weateriy letter of the First Controller of the U. 8. | 1ams, protanity: $6 0 ‘Funeral (private) ns Pases Cezery Courocsp Winds, both of with sue battlea ‘during ; disorderly conduct; ~~ Voaend southwest, ra fioste Soy a eee eas the entire voyage. ae iets A Sax sPECTION Post-OFrice.— A Santrary INSPECTION OF THE Health OMicer Townsend, accompanied by Chiet Clerk Mecuinn, Mr. Robinson, tne" inspector of umbing, Lis assistant Mr. Murphy, and Sanitary Rispectot ‘Shepherd, visited the ity Post office this THE DEBILITATED, afternoon, y are engaged in making a sant- tary survey of tbe The wy me sory, | Senne Seis oung the upper aoa VITAL STATISTICS. ‘The Health Officer Townshend for the ‘Siding March & 1868, shows: Number of THE NERVOUS, isn't Teal i pba a Hon was held last night Bee was woved from there ten years Feason why I shaved, the docile ‘husband gon | 32° 3S Gi; Sogeatiae eas | Moore, with Mr. Grimes Ineas tooreee ‘Aggeresiaencs 3730 ne |, Becten eye, *RpROUCRINg cluded, ‘and now the infant gazes at me with a ‘dull 3 8; puerperal | MAD + a ‘ . CORPS Nervous prestration, Nervous Heatsce |The heaitn "omnis “ibvextiguted, "te | facan ster cod ainpiy cout ts aaa Seouaders an ler ssrioowine’ ogigh, 2 Brcns Foporsca | teen ext ntact 2 ‘doctors once’ Morn 7, 1963, 39 30 Seursigia, Nervous Weakness, Stomsch and Liver | ments indicated that Uteir report Will be very ean A Rough Entry inve the Werla, | Lars<reaneds females; 17 colored | Colepration hee ais Diseases, and all affections of the Kidneya, oer eon oF a pent ei, OUD | Prom Drake'srMagazine; iisod 100 "| moet ee eee oS gy ‘ Os ee, See ‘When a Zulu child ts first born 1t is of alight hue a! i i AS A NERVE TONIc it strengthens and quiets the ‘The Baggage-Smasher’s Story, and does not get the darker tint of the parents for ‘Were issued patieat’s lungs NOW 4 NEW YORE BELLE MIMD 4 wasuixerox | some years, AB s00n as It enters the world the Fras Brick a1 ‘and. i. ww Yuck ingen interes “medicine man” is sent. for, and contrary to the . eae ot trang x iterviewed a baggage- | custom of civilized “medical man,” AS AN ALTERATIVE it purifies and enriches the sthasber and quotes Lim as saying: “I will teil you Sepik wastavar St Gia tatiher tar horngan: Breck dwetings: blood. of one fupny incident that came under my yation not more than two months ago, York young lady came in here AS A LAXATIVE itacts mudiy, but surely, om the | Syeck an enormous trunk. ‘She got bowee f i ee 14 tf £ Es A 5, | : ! is i i : i i i 8 i i | it i rs AS A DIURETIC :t regulates the kidneys and cures Roocane, thelr diseaees vi i cif if ; i i 3 ul | | F; ue ro i ne il Ne hi id 5 i Recommended by professional and business mex. u T iff | i i § a 5 5 i i Lj g i 4 § i ii i : fi i ii Is the device adopted by est 1873 ese finish to om ‘brand of whisky called G. ©. Taylor Ol4 Bourbon ‘Crowns are wore by Kings The crown we own te made of copper, and ta burnt into the bead of each i l z f He ul ie i ; i i v fi a nal i i! i i t i i i FREE: ‘There isa great saving of time, of labor, of soap, of | report at a later day to the conference. Ou motion | ‘The main idea seems to be to make personal New York Stock Market. ‘at the present time to adopt any definite plan are looking for the negro, who is described as a