Daily national Republican., March 11, 1870, Image 3

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Wall' OranAHotrsi "Ohtikmtte" aoj
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WltTHHlrt OiLttT Oread PAIS
remle exhibition,
FiiTtTAL it Fifth Diptlit thutib, liWod.
ODDFL'lOW,IULL-Rul.lBl,thEar0ptlB
eoojnrsr,
MiTsorottTAV Hub tad V'tlity lh(rr.
Opsn every bight.
Ctnaenrmnt r tha Ucoriwn
Medical Callers.
Tbo lwentyflnt annnit commeaeemsot
of the medical department of Georzawwn
College took plate at the National fheatr
jeeteraev aiwroooo ai a o'ciock. 1001
for lha hoar announced the vestibule wal
tbroaged with an eager crowd, composed
moitljof ladles, all anxious lotecare eli
gible poeltloas from which to witness the
exerelses. The arrangements of the com
taltlee of reception, however, Interfered
somewhat with those who were not fort an ate
enough to possess referred Beets, and tbey
were compelled to make a pilgrimage M the
"first floor' from the roof, which waa the
only portion of the bouse which wae not
reaerred. When the hoar let apart had
arrived the threatre pretested a mott gor
geoni and brilliant appearance. The or
chestra, drew circle and family circle were
literally packed, the larger portion of the
vut udlM belt. ladlei. man of wiotd
bore In their hande boaqaeu and baikete of
flowers, aesunea ror me yoang nam-wen
about to graduate. On th right of the
stare were eeated tbe gradnaUa, and oath
left tbe faeoltrand UvUed gaetta. The
nn.U waa fn ft. la .. ft hr U.B OretaMtM Of the
theatre, nnder the efficient leadership of
Prof. Roeennerf er, ana ine eeieciione nn
aa Mmnriud tome of the mott posalar
melodlea of tbe day well as many gemi of
opera.
After (ho reading of the act a nth or lit d r
Georgetown College to confer the degree of
doctor of medicine by the preildent of the
faculty, rrofeeeor Noble Toang, M. D.f the
dlplomae were awarded by Iter. Father Ma
geJre, president of Georgetown College,
who prefaced the dlstrlbnUon by a brief bat
eloqaent address, congratulation the stn
dents tpoa their euceessfal endeavors,' and
tmprailognpon them that the reception ol
the diploma was simply theitartlng point
In life 1 that a great future lay before them,
and to be socceasfal la the practice of their
profession they most continue to study, to
toll earnestly and keep pace with the ad
Tancement of medical science. He re
minded them that tbetr profession admitted
them Into the sanctuary of domestic lore,
made them the recipients of secrets which
were disclosed to none others, and urged
upon them the necessity of cultlratlog a
high morality, that they might be able to
discharge their duties as became high toned,
oonoraeie men iiecioa ojonogoem
Utat their alm mabf would always watch
their progress with affection, and wished
them God speed In tbe practice of their no-
Die ana nonoraoie proieesioo
After the conferring of the degree, tbe
address on behalf of the faculty was de
livered by Professor J. Harry Thompson, M.
U.t In we courts 01 wnicn no aauai
Zahonld be bat poorly eiprMti air owi
eeatlaeate, baaldaa doles you a vary great la
aitlae. If, a this, the ereot of year gradua
l9i, X did aet leader to you eoeHtln( Bore
tkaatke Diual eompllaaate and eeeeretale
Breieealoa of . m"" . . . ' w' . ..
ef Bluer eauel 1 ' eqlrel or elalltl
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1 too Uorklt..tBO
1. d van hftto foaod tlH.wllh
M yon fJooo k.o wot. tfeo .yt
work wm dooh W wl. your rio from your
Iro. noitoru to4 bM I.Modtor, wlto fto
lBdrBUutpr.(tlttoa M, .
I bbtb bui y B. to your dlplonll with
r.aiiBar MAurit far tho futur. Bud BOW
oarratulata you on rcoalTlaK Ibtn. Tktg
mrt Itnu is . I iro win oaairoy ibib,
ratt BB4 alB will tat thtoi up but tbat
wkllk thty rtprt atnt aball not paaa Irom you
BTO by your owb Btlltat. Tbty ara panporla
OBlaBd jaaiOUa 1BUU( o iiaaiiiBaBanip'
laftlautt. tadced. of It! UltlBll.
whUh atai aad yeafe of study hare aloae
rjcaitr ana wnjoj.
i.nn la feel Law ah in WIIB k BllDarBIMMl QITDMI
to f ood werk. They are tke eartlfleitta of
ordlaatloa to a aoble atlalitry, not ooe of ea.y
IlTiPEf BU Boaorarjiirvitfriaidaata, DuteiiaiiB
Utry of the body that not nellke tbat of the
onf entr-re a eatkollalty and latltade la
eaei. but adtteree to aa (.mutable faith aad
apareoaalroipoDaltlllty. Nflthtr blood aor
laflutoeaeaahelp you here your brain aad
your heart, jour ability and your purpose, are
iaaoalvtltUitODObllltr aad the oalrpatha
toprefaraieat whlah ellhr your eouatry or
year profeaaiea eaa be made to aekaowlad.e,
Professor Thompson then, at some length,
rare the fraduatea some excellent aduce.
We rtTtt that ft pressure upon onr columns
Srerenu tht publlcatloa of the., other aj.
resses.
The Taledlctory address from the gradu
ate! was made by F. T. Kecne, M. D., pres
ident of the class. His effort was one tbat
showed deep study and effort, and was well
Theaidresl from the alomnt which by
lha way la a new and most pleating feature
la the commencement eierclses, abowlnf
that the past graduates of the college hare
a fraternal regard In the welfare of the stu
dent, and tbat there Is a reciprocal feeling
on tbe part of those who are now receiving
ue Mine lUBiramoa wuicu uoiuuidi iur
msrly recelyed was delivered by U. C. Crog
gen, M. D..who, In the course of his ro
mark. said I
ThoprtTlUfeof addrsaslnc you on Iblso.
eaaloa ssakss tee tbereelpleatof oee of tke
Jtlthest hoaors tbat eaa beeoaftrr'd upoe
atataitterof tke Ala oat Society of O corf a
towa Oollrf e, bat at tbe sane tine It la.po.ta
Try dttlaale aad respoaalkle duties.
la looktaf oi r this large and brilliant au
dleaeo. wo see before us maay of tbe moat
skillful, hoaored, and worthy ma bars of our
proitsaioe, wnoae naaaa are airtaar oowta
fall destroyer death.'1 .They wilt need ao
eoatly meaumeats of braae or marble to par
fietuate tbetr memories) no lose eutoilea to
all of their many vlrtut.) tbalr kind ana ckar
Itable asti tke skill with wbleh thaycom
bated, by prompt and Judtalous ramodlas.tbe
many Ills ibatneih Isbslr to, or the salutary
laflaeaae whlah tkay eaarttd aa lawbtdUia
ItlsaBsaadUhrlalUafaatlamSti.
atedlalne la yet la Its laranay, aad waeaa
wla ao laurala eaaepl by worklog for them la
Itsrarloua axtaoded flaldi. Let us bysare
tuuy reaoioa an rsiiavie woraii cruiaauj oo
and eadeaorlas to form our oulaloo from
ll (DeViaaiiPK anu intiitv
laavorlBa to form our oul
numeroua ana wan lumtoMgiitu
fully maktar reeord of tbe eamo.
numeroua aad wal. authenticated fat ta, faith-
During tha late UBhappr war what la the
oi lue graauaiaa oiua
tha aradaataa BlQaorratown nalUara.
V
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tal
They were round ooeTery battle-flfUaao in
erery hoapltsl, forgsrful tf hardahlpa, of tbe
bulleia, aad of ellmatei with bandage, saw.
touralauat. orOklllar. mwmrt rcadv in tkiL.
fulltAtHuaoeaafuIly ndmlnlttarto the wants
Jtewoqadetl, to sat the broken link, to tie
raioa arivrr, m tmnitBitii" wan viut
Bhatttrad limb, or to bddIt thcia
ra madias whisk alone eould safe the litea of
thebrere. We therefore who ara praatlilog
our profaialou uader tbe shadow of our Alma
Meter should siriTe to perpetuate lie good
Berne, aau suitaia lis rtpuianoa
t,fa)blaa en Mlf baliaa,
And tl uai fdllaw a tha alibi tha tht
Tha eaa'.l aet thaa ei falaa le aay uaa,
Ieftuefeel tbat we ere aummoaad to new
eaargyaad seal by tbe high nature of tke duly
we are appointed to perform.
ttot us strlre to obtain those prlnaiplse aed
Tlrtuss w hi tit wilt sirsngtbto us for tbe
ttrformanse of our allotted tasks) aad let our
eertaororfiow with gratitude to our profes
sort for the mighty Isherltaaeo they ho
beaded down for our guldaaae To whattttr
extremity you may bn redueed, let your eourie
beguldao by prtaelplaaof hooor aed rlrtuf.
erer truatlng la a dtrlue rrovldaoee to aitlat
you la your undertaking!, and you can rest
assured that. b placed fa what iioslllon you
may, you will always have kind frlaada to at-
slat you lu trarsrting the rough and rugged
ndutrvou owe to Ood. tha urcatorof lha
ualrarta. at whose commend we must sooner
or laUt be brought before for Judgment of our
aetata this world, aad wbaulhat fearful day
shall some, my earacat wish Is that we, one
aadall.mavraaalva tha varillat t ava.it rinna
thou good and falthfulaervanti thou bait betn
falthrul orsr few thlngt, I will make thee
ruler oyer many iktags."
Tbe names of the graduates ara as fol.
lowsi Armstrong, William 3 ltluourli
Barker, Howard 11.! Barnard, W, T., Wash'
logtooi D, 0. Brrnee. Jamee C. Maryland!
Fisher, George W., renosylTanUt ritiger
aid, tloaeph B , Washington, V. 1X Qlbbe,
Thomas F., Massachusetts) Uoodman, Wm.
R., Jr.. MaryUndj 7ooes, Edward, Feonsf I
Taula) Keene, P Te, MassachuHtU) U.
J ruder, O. I., Washington, D. C.i Malone.
oha M., Vermont) Michel, William U.
California) Neale, It. A., Parsons, John,
Washington, D. 0 t Faltersoo, J. Scott,
PenoiylTanlat Payne, II. T., Porter, Uoraca
T., WashloKtou, D. U.t Smith, L. !.,
Btrlogtleld, r. M., PtiDDiylranlai Tarkloton.
3, A., Indiana) Thorn, Audrew,Wathtngton,
D. C.t Wagner, K. U. New York cltyt Wll
son, Lawru.ce, Ohio) Williams, Robert E.,
Waeblngtoo, 1). 0. Winter, J. T., White,
tJohn WT, Zf-pp, Jesse, Mary land.
Tha commencement tie relies closed with
a grand ooUatloa at the Medlcalcollegr, cor
ner Tenth and K streets, given by the faculty
to tbe graduates, the alumni and tha Junior
Clsii. After the wants of thg Inner nan
MOBB BUI m wary ua osn vniiiva bb it W"TT
Rrn .. VT2: - Mnunb, to. ..;
IIS.!. JB"llie.7.teelve. welt ' ""'
& f iCr Ji.iri'tiia n.kl Bad till, to your
hJbo iuprllad. Frof. NoHoTonnf, lh
preildent of ih UcuUf, fcelnf called for,
dellyern! n moil aloqtont lUnn. epucbei
were aleo made by Profeeeore 0 Ct Cox,
Tbompion, BlUe, Ilovtn). EUoti Morgan,
Ueck.lt til Allen. '
On motion of Dr. J. II. Thorn peon . medi
cal club, t be knows ee tbe ' vraeblntton
Medical Clnb'.nd to hare for lu ssclene
tbe ainmnl and runlif of tb medical de
partment of Oeorretowa College, wae or
(enlted, and Dr. Noble Tor wae elected
prealdenl.
A comralttM of tlz vat appointed to
draft a enttablo tonetltnllon and bj-lawi.
Dr. ITerr Tbompeoa aooonnced tbat In
order to tnppljr a want lone felt la tbe Die
Irtct rnedle.1 Jovrnal had been eurted,
with Dr. O. O. Coi ae editor, and tbat the
flret nnmber would be leaned fa April.
Tbe affair nee one of tbe moet pleu.it
rennlooe which could poeilbtj be coneeltM
or, and each pmenl fell hie attachment to
hie Abna Mtltr etrentthened and renewed.
Tbe collation waa farnlehed by air. Cm,
of the Wand, and wae moec rieellent.
t..,l i.
Wienxotox AeioctlTiox rot laalx
rioTixliT of tii rooau The board of
dlreetore of the Waaattrglo. Auod.llon for
the Improrraent or the Condition of the
Poor met at their ollee, corner of Tlfth and
E etreete, laat erealnnnon. Peter Parker
In tbe chair, and W, B. Wedgwood attlni aa
eceretarj.r m
The ralnnlee of the ptetloee meellafwert
read and approred.
A. JG Browne, the general agent, elated
that the aceoelalloa had dletrlbutea abont
one tboneand loaree of bread datl from
their office, which had been farnlehed or
the Major. That dnrtog the, paat week
there had been an tmnenal aaouit of Buffer
ing among the elek aed belpleee portion of
the poor of onr tllr, eeaeed by want of fael.
That cjaaa of people were unable to trail
themeelree of the wood dletrlbnted bj the
wchbm.j u. iiar, wuicbj ob recipienu were
obTla-ed to carry home OB thai- haa4e. Tha
Major, on hearing of thle condition of
affaire, punhaaed a cargo or good oak wood,
which U now being dellrered at the doore of
oi me bick ana neipieee in email qntntltlee
iii. Bgcoc ot inia aeeocutloo.
The general agent read t commnnlctllon
from Uenrj Piper, ceo.., eutlog tbat throngh
the Uberalltjot tbe emplojeee of the bnreane
of engrttlng and prtntlnglo theTreaenrr
Department, he had collected for thle allo
cution the etm of lt3T.U0. Bcrcral other
eommnnlcallone were preeented and referred
to the appropriate commltteee.
Mr. Baker offered the following reeoltt.
tlon, which wat Baaalouatlr adopted
.K?'r',,.r.'1" "' noBBMhe Mayor hil tbe
!!.,fi0.' .'?'! eiioolatloa for hli orTerlBr, ror
Ibelr dlilrlbutlos. a aarao ol wood for the elek
?. ''GP0" .'.'be erif, aud that the board
will itrlellr Boraply with 'ike nqueile or hli
Hoaor to dfatrlbuls the iime la ibiiii nuaetl.
tin, aad oaly la eaiee of lllaeie aad lelrraltr,
Mr. Bolomona and Mr. Cook reported that
the- bare Tlilted the eereral headnnartere
where the SecreUrrof War wae leoulng ra.
Hone, and that tbej hare held t content.
Hon with Capt. Brldgee t that the Captain
ittled to them that ha had aipended 5,000
or tbe approprUUoa of Congreie In fonr
;JV;. V u Kn ?ot woodta qnaitltlce
JiiViLt' "" ttln otantltlei of
rec'STnle. " Cm4 h"" U
i$;?'ilF' off,rM ,b 'oUowlojr reio
Inuone, which were ttntnlmouelr tdoptedl
iio. .r. .u..B. ; iVraV; .":,.:iv :".':
It I HAM ahBBA tblA U.liA.a v .-aw
ror
.";: ..Ti i;'?,,."" paiein rrea or ebarre
'."..id."l""u Periete teiaporeelBla lala
elty to their beste at Me -- oOble ee.
eofllttn. . .
, -lMtf, Tail a eoov ml lkau-..i..(
Tt.VaiB. " "" vtrtvatJI
1i!l!4,n',, Mr. A.
that lha amount oi
larsra. '
Oa motion the board adjourned for ooe
week.
Babbitt's Soir. Teiterday, as tha Ben
ate and House opened their sessions, a
package neatly wrapped In red paper was
E laced upon the desk of each member. On
ispectlon. the package waa found to con
tain a cake of "B. T. Babbitt's best soap."
Numerous Jokes were rot off as to p
Intention of the enlerprlslBg manufacturer
la thus placing his cleansing compound
before thee bodies, hut It turned out that It
wae a part of his plan to place his soap In
the hands of erery family la lha District, so
that all might know lu merits. The corpo
ration employee each receired a sample of
this SOaD OH Wedneadav. and nan famlliM
of the city have already reoelred a package,
and It Is tha Intention of tha manniacturers
to plaeo a specimen of their warts la the
bands of each remaining family before the
close of the month, for thla purpose soma
twenty-lire or thlrtv thousand oars or cakes
have been placed la, tha hands of Knox's
City Ezpreae for such delivery, and ll U
being rapid. dellrered. '
No manufacturer woald go to the enor
mous expense of thus distributing his wares
gratis nnleee he felt confident tbat his was
the best article In the market, and the lestl.
monyof those who have used them srM.fl.
mens sustain In this case the assumption of
Mfa OlUVUIe
AccomDantlnr each rVa U a llftta hnnV
giving directions aa to lha best and most
economical manner of osier the soap, and
la addition thereto a list of tha grucers la
the District of Columbia.
Tni Tuird Wiuo Luoaiiro Uu'i At.
socuTioa met on Wednesday night at Wise
well barracks, corner of Seventh and O
street 1 Geo. 17. Boston, nrasldeat. Id tha
chair, and O, Knhn. secretary. After tha
auopuon or some rues ror regulating the
action of tha finance committee. John W.
Freeman, a delegate from tha Thbd ward
association to the working-men's general
convention, made report. In which he
ttated that It had been the object of eome of
ise oeicgaiea 10 tnai convention to convert
11 into a political mac nine, but that he had
aooe ail in his power to preveal It. De e
gates from only four wards were present la
that convention, vlst from tha Second,
Third, Fourth and Fifth. After this report
fourteen names were proposed and elected.
The association now numbers about 000
hundred members. On motion tbe follow
ing members were appointed to examine the
consu.uuou ana report at toe next meeting t
Aaron Ruuel. John W. Freeman aad T. U.
Connolly. The communication of tha Be.
nerolent Society No, 1 was received, and re-
Hucttou hi oouiyeaiq society 01 ine same.
Thi MiarriAvo Finn Inirjxixci Com
nm have Jost declared their nineteenth
semi-annual dividend of five per cent., pa) log
to their stockholders this year twelve percent.
This Is cncourarlcr newe to those who ara
Interested. Wben we take into considera
tion tha almost total prostration of trade
which has marked the Daitrear. tothr
with tbe downward tendency of goods of
D-crr gruu, aoa conata,-iBnuj ine UlrlDJe
conflagrations throughout onr land, Incident
to snen a tall, It Is almost a miracle that a
company could pats through such a fiery
uruc wiinuBt avrtoua aoatce. I DO Mary
land, however, has weathered tha storm,
and continues to hold an enviable position,
net only at home, but abroad. For the suc
cess of this Institution tha company are
Indebted to their worthy president, Thomas
E. Uambletoo, est.., who bag bold this posi
tion since lu organisation, aad from tbat
period down to the present moment has been
untiring ta hU exertions to place the Mary
land where sh now stands,
MoBDUorji AisiviT. About 7 o'clock
on Wedoeeday evening, while an old soldier,
named James Welch, an Inmate or the Sol
diers' Home, was on hie way to tbat Instil u
tlon, ha was attacked by fonr colored
vllllans, names James Ullton, Isaac Laodlck,
Frank Herbert and Lewis Adams, who lived
In the neighborhood of Brightwood. Tha
scooodrels cut Welch very badly about the
head and throat with soms sharp Instrument,
supposed totwaraxor. Tha Injuied man
wae taken to the 3d precinct station, where
his wounds were dressed, and Officers Beall,
Pool, and Selbold went la pursuit of tha
oueoacrsiwnom iney lucceoaea in capturing
about 1 o'clock vesterdav mornlnr. The
accused are held for a hearing before Justice
Taivsrang 0? Ran, Estiti. Messrs. J.
T. Cold we) I A Co., auctioneers, sold yeiter
uay Biicrnuuu pan 01 to cio 11, 10 square
1,038, on Tennessee avenue, between B and
0 streets north, containing H.OW square
feet, at 0 cents per squara foot. W. W.
Mstcalf, purchaser.
Wm. MoNelr hae sold to Wm. B, Told
lots , 4, XI, IB, 18, IT. IS, 19 and W,ln
square 1,108, near the Washington asylum)
v. v, iu tiu-.-. raa cwDvr 01 .new 1 ora av
enue and Twentieth street, and lot 8, In
square 123, on New York avenue, between
Twenty. first and Twenty-second streets, for
1,990 cut.
BcoDia DiiTH. A colored woman named
Sarah Jooes. Ilvloff In an allev between Bc
oud and Third streets, between and T, fall
aeau aoout i o-cioca on neaneway, wniit
at tht dinner labia. Pri. Ms Will lams and
Ponltcrwere summoned, an4 :n- onooln-
Ion that death wag the , oi ulstast of
ID UKItt
Hr. l'..k'. Iriainal Agalaal a Ter
rll.rl.l U.r.rram.wt llfer from
at C.I. red KepakllctH.
To iti Eoito or Tat NiTtOfU. RlrrjB
uctui la looking oyer the trgnment td
TtneedbjMr. WlllUm A. Cook, "Dlitrlct
Attorney, dte., tt pnbllthed In yonr leeae of
yeiterdtj, March 8," In oppoelllon to the
territorial bill now nnder conilderatlon,
raj attention ml attracted to an Item which
I conceive to be one of latereit to all Bepnb
llcane, eepecltllj to thoee who are deter
mined to loltt men lnetead of prlndplee on
the partj. The eelf Hjled leader of the Re-
f'Sbllcan part ttated the Republican ma.
orltj wat 8,000, and Ae In connection with
other Interfiled ptrtlel, art reeonlng to
enrj meane to endearor to blind tbt Repub
lican Totere tbtt etch le the fact, tod no
matter who recelret the nomlntllon II inrt
to be elected, andbj inch reaaonlng are
Irjlng to forte t man on the partj, whote
pereonal and political treatment to good Bt
pnbllcana hae been of thai character to
create t Inke warmneecon the part of man
to enpport the Republican ticket In cue he
le nominated.
Now, let ne examine the ftgntee. and ee.
whether Mr. Cook le JoitUed la claiming t
reliable 8,000 majority for the Republican
ticket. In 1848 Mr. Bajlee 1. Bowen (ne
pnbllcan) reeetred 9,18 votee for majori
Mr. John T. Olran (Democrat) receired
9,110. Owing to tome Irregnlarltlet the
cotmewert tppetled to, and tbe eoldlera'
Tot. tbrowa ont at Illegal, and Mr. Bowen
declared elected b j Slmijorll j. At an alec-
iion ior collector, .i year uter, Mr,
Bw;ll. (Republican,) for collector, re
ceired 10.880 yoteei VYr. Bemmaa rniilaaBl
5.M3-the remit of which hae rtran Mr.
Cook the effrontery to claim e.OM mejorlty
for any man he may ehooee to nominate by
packing the convention, when the facta are
well known that the retell waa owing to tbe
Eireonal popularity of the gentlemen en the
epubllean ticket, and general Indifference
onthtpartof the Democrati.who very rtrtlj
which wet proven In thle cue, Mr. gemmee
falling 8,537 behind tbe Tote received by Mr.
Given, tnd notwllhettudlng the poputarlly
of Meeara. Boewell, Cook ttd Donegtn, a
combination or alemenu itronj enough to
make any ticket tncceufnli yetthttclutl
Inereut of onr Tote, aa compared with Mr.
Bowen, wee only 1,113.
Now, with what dare of eon.liUaej
can Mr. Cook uteri that which U tot true,
for if II le te euted by him, thea there can
be no objection for a change of roTcmmenl,
for we ootid ont rote tht cooaty tnd ttlll
have t cletr majority of sear 3,000 for tht
Republican tlckeU For ont of the urn
meuteneed waa fear that tbe Democrela
would control the election, which fad la
dltepprOTOd by Mr. Cook'a own ngnree.
The truth le, Mr. Cookdoee not want any
change that la calculated to affect "Robin.
eonCruio." andbleman "Friday:" tralu
t Republican, looking to the lntertet or the
ftrty above that of men, I warn him that If
e will penlet In hie Ineane policy or forcing
hie mmtttr on ne. It wilt bo at tha htwu. ,3
defeat, lor It la an sndleguleed fact that
there art hnndrede of good Republican! who
will not vote ror hie prt nnder toy clrium
etancce, and your humble eervant li one.
PueTttiai Mirneo.-Uit night tha
Fluterere' Auoclatlon met at' Germenla
Hall la thle dtji Jemee MoR9rneeIdeti.
Jjl. ehtlr, nnVotg,J".eereV
Mr. Nkholtt Mnrjtr. -,-i,vd fir
tlderallon tht roljiJ 2S .Jl
cov
Intlontl
pcio-
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tJ m.m '"-."r.-.u
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"."..j:;::riate coiteii."!..
e"JB.B"?-"."-.7. lailnab la tai
Kjtgtilatuts
ibllihmtat
eftha state
Fgatea thereto.
MttmT. Tminh
Bosaaberrv aad Jamaa HatiratLt. tu. anri the.
ara hcrehy, eletttd delegates to the Me-
ehaalca State Council of tha Stato of alary
land aad Dlstrlat of Oolambla," and are re
quired to attend Its meeting to be held at 'Ar
biter Hall' to-morrow night, tke 11th of
Blank, present their credentials signed by the
prealdeslaoC secretary of tbU society, aad
request admlaaloa as members.
fitioind. That herearter dclegatee to tke
eouaell shall be elected at the came time aad
place aad for the same term aa the efflttrs of
thle coelcty.
Aad whereas Colonel The mat Florease has
klndlytsadereduathnexeluslTeuseof a col
umn la tke aVNAdtir GaxriYr, whereby we eaa
(romutgate the opinions we satartato la ra la
lea to mcaturesof labor reformi therefore
JticMd, That we thank him forth nteor
kle paper la tbat way, aad will use our ta
fluenea Ineecurtng for It the patronage that
BiaawBito wauttuejiel peouiiitit,
0..fua . - 111. ..I..H
tuenn.. .Bail W BppTVVdOI IflB RCIttUOB
of A. T. Carls, flea prcsldtat of the National
Labor Union, as tke editor to control the
labor columns or the 0a.
Xraevatt, That we thank the editors and
Eroprlatora of tbe elty papers that hare la
Isdataa aotleed the trade societies and Ihetr
objects, and hope thay will eoatleue to be our
ftlaadale all thlnga that are reasonable. We
Tha resolntlona blaa tnxAtr tvwialitaratlA-
den. A. M. Winn, whowa pruent by la.
vlutlon. dellrered an lntereetlnr addreaa.
Others took part la tha discussion until a
.ate nour. wnen ine preamble and reeaia.
tlons were unanimously adopted, and ordered
tone published.
Mcsioau Preparations art being made
for a grand concert to be given at Carroll
UalJ.oa Tuesday evening next. Tha pro
ceeds will be devoted to lha benefit of St.
Joseph's church, which Is now la process of
erection. Some or tha finest musical talent
In the city will take part, and it can safely
be predicted that tha entertainment will te
well worth atlendlnif, TlckeU ara placed
at 1, aud may now be obtained at the
dancing academy of Professor L. O. Marin I,
E street, between Ninth and Tenth.
BABBITS School Exbibitiow. a tut
successful exhibition waa given on Wednes
day night by tbe Sabbath school of tha Me
tropolitan Presbyterian church, under the
direction of Mr. John R. Zimmerman. The
musio waa Tery fine, and the speeches and
dialogue Wert rendered In a manner which
did great credit to the young people The
building waa crowded to excess, and to ac
commodate many who were nnable to gain
admittance, wo learn that It will bt repeated
this Friday evening at 7iW o'clock.
a old Btili. DiCLianro, and sola tha price
of trunks and satchels at the old established
emporium of Messrs. J. 8. Topbam A Co..
Seventh etreet,nexl to Odd Fellows' Hall. All
goods at thla establishment art manufac
tured under tbe Immediate supervision of
tbe firm by experienced workmen, and tha
material la the oeat. Every style of harness
can bo obtained at tht lowest prices.
Dean, ct aw OLiCinitB. Wa regret to
announce the death of Mr. Joseph Fugltt,
an old and respected cttlxea of tht District,
which occurred yesterday at hit residence,
on the suburbs of tht city, at tht advanced
age of OS. Mr. FugUt waa for a longtime
engaged la tht lumber business here, and
maintained a high reputation for honesty
and fair deallog.
Til JoUnHITHIB BTOHSCpTTBXt AlSO-
CiATiov. ThU society at their regular
meeting last night had under consideration
a resolution on the Importance of the eight
hour execntlTe council, which meala on
Friday night, 11th Inst. Mr. Wm. Taylor
waa elected a delegate to the council.
Louis Frisabd, watchmaker and Jeweler,
has removed from 131 Pennsylvania avenue
to Ml Seventh street, between I street and
New Tork avenue. Particular attention
given 10 repairing watcnes.
Thi committee of arrangements of the lata
iotco given oy toe juugn. Templars, wua
those who received wronr rarmenta In nlaea
of those left by them to leave them aad re
ceive tneirown in return.
MlHBxng of tha Eanal No. 1 Trfba of
rfonaoaoe rcqueaiea to meet tms evening, at
7;30 o'clock, In tht hall of tht Congrega
tional church, corner of Tenth and O streets
svlvanla avenue, call tha attention of honaa.
keepers and others to tbalr large stock of
emoaeq ana seuea usn.
Ho. S. S. FIshxb. commlislonsr of nai.
ents, will deliver a lecture to tht teachers of
ma pnotis senoois. on Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
Ldthbix, Wiun ACo.,cccnerof Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, art selling
their entire stocc of dress silks and dry
goods at prices tbat must command attention,
Tnn TBit monthly meeting of tht Home
stead Association will be held at tbt rooms
of tht Board of Trade to-morrow at half
past seven.
Da. J. J. IUhein will deliver a u address
to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at tht
First Congregrallonal Church.
tTe.B.BBB Tt il.ltilu ..aha... Am A taltttV ....A
'Vaa,a a. UBael.eli LVIUO( Wl eVlltaMl
D street, offers for salt an assortment of
carrle gcsv at reduced rates.
Tbcb KirvBUOAK Cldi No, 3, oT Ue
8toonl wirtt, meett to-nlgbt. r
Major H.roB'e Beetl.a; at U.l.a
Le.gae nail, .
A dliplayed tdreriliement Id teveratof
tht dally paper within the put few daji,
announced that on the night of Thttrtday,
March 10, Major Wm. B.Mono would, at
Union 1-eagnt Jim, tddreat inch an it.
dlenot tl might gather on matteraandthlnge
1. general, .na iub propoeea cnange 01 gOT'
erament of the Dlitrlct laTtortlratar.
Not only were the sewiaeDert need ei an
adrertlalog medium to draw logethertn an-
aivnce, out eaca corporauon warn commu
tLonar recalead ritnta at ttia fltiv TTalf that
II would bt neceeitry for them to eend de-
muib ot kue men unaer tneir cntrgt to o.
preeent to aid In twelllog thle "epontaneoul
outbnreL"
ThU action wu rendered neeeieary, aa II
had been annemn- that lha UiM, ,n.
temporary, John O'Donoran, would tt tht
lime named, tnd la tht hall above addreee
hie fetlow-clileene on "Men tnd Thlngt."
But tht Major'e natural ehrewdneee enabled
him to "ileal a march" on John-, tnd II wu
f" l Ult wtvi "Now," ujt tht Major,
Til euchre u'Donovan by making my
epeech arter themeeUng of the Boldlert'
and Ballore' Colon," which organliatlon
hae .an arrangement for fhe me or the lower
ball In the Union League building every
Thnredey night. Ae John had engaged the
upper hall, thle "iitti, trick" enabled him
Vt fS5 . 00, 0, "" 't (f" ehame,
Mejor) John'e andlcaee too.
At tili o'clock onr reporttr arrived tl tht
eyerjthlng quiet. The belli on the eecond
tnd third ffoprt were lighted, but no audience
bed yet put In an appearance At 7i33 two
l,.,tl'.m,.a "Jived, then two reportere. At
Ti7 Mejor Moree made hit envm walked
tp tht room, look a eurveyof the room,
then came back to tha door, when he wee
at oil a anu a LiiTfiiaiiDtirv aTairnifitiiinrii rtntarav
vT ... ' . pniioaopner, air. 4 li.
Merrill, who mnal tn.lm A mu. n .
fhUcJM on ll" s'ai queillona or
Tht Major did not team lacllaed to ton-
larao, ana taruea toe "man or Oeanee" over
toto"knlgbu i of the pencU" who were
lUndlng by. He then left the room, hie
pnrpoee no doubt being to eend up the or-
vuu. apouaiiy eugsgen ior toe occailou.
Thle COrDO Ofaffilaant mniMifii 1,- k...
brought from Italy for thla oeoiitoa only.
--- --. uevq onii (paving BOfc
being allowed dnrlng the winter eeeeon) the
Major had been obliged to eend them forth
to turn aa "boneel penny," and onr people
may have noticed tht troupe at hotel and
reetaurant entrance.
It COnltlteif nrnna hair irinmm tm Kl,i.
dilapidated harp and a email boy with t
three-elrlnged flddle. Abont twenty pereoni
nan collected and tbe advent or the orcheilry
wu greeted with loud applauie. After a
preliminary "tnn ir nn. iV- ,... .
the evening wae entered upon. Thli wu ae
lonower "onoo riy," by Muter Screcehlna,
WIlU OarD aceomrBAniamar-.ti iAnai.il a.o.
by Master Bcreechluoi collection by Master
Bcrecchlno. (Thlnhlug the mejor bad "run
oa . i8"1??." " "Port and others
asslitedltt aWlog tbe orchestra to the tone
ofMceou.)
Dartur the ealltcLloti fltirnnp Theev.i.A
played a, harp 10I0 la an artliUo manner.
The collection orer, DIiIes Land" was
admlrablT claredbT tha fnii Anhi Tt..
eatettalnment waa concluded (br tequest)
wua ine larorua air, " Shoo Fly."
At this Juncturo Mr. ritislmmons. lha
secretaxy of the Soldiers aad flaUors Union ,
approached and ordered the orcheatra off.
TheT retired In ood ordef. playlur soft
strafes of sweet melody. - '
Malor Moraa na i-MmM. mm .. ...
l&aKSSfiS."4 "0"d, ""
Then the Mejor commenced to "bug."
?Al.Mb0.,Mr'7."d lna In
which he "Interviewed" Mr. B.D. Peck, Mr.
A. Green and others, docs him credit. In
about ten minutes bt had "engineered"
S-P Vi' Ui-'Ioii, and at hlsnod, Mr.
?J:Vli!?.k K.,u' -l02k tht chair and rtqectted
tht Soldiers and Sailors' Untooto coma to
order ---i
Routine buslnns was gone throngh with,
and then a motion was adopted to adjourn.
Major Morse, who was seated In the upper
end of the hall, again nodded hla head, and
up jumped Mr. Joseph Mattlngly, who
moved that Mr. B. D. Peek take the chair.
This waa adopted, and tbt venerable topog.
rapherof the water board rose deliberately,
.T??. J? lno cludp equally deliberately,
"shed" his overcoat, arranged his spectacles
and began hla speech.
This speech of Mr. Peck's was a scries of
objections to tht passage or a bill for a
change of government. He defended tbe
corporation authorities against the charges
made because they object to the bill. They
had rlrht to do thla. Kvurvlvwl. whi
wanted to had a right to object to the bill.
Offices a era created for tht public Inter
ests, and It was not dlshonoraVe to hold
office.
Mr. Feck continued at some length, until
finally Major Morse began to rlggle about
on hla seat as though the topographer was
stealing his thunder, which tha latter no
ticing, brought his remarks to a close by In
troducing the performer of the evcolog,
Major W. 8. Morse.
Tht Malor rose quickly, walked briskly
to the prtatdent'e table, took from hli pocket
a roll of paper, coolly took off the brown
paper covering around his manuscript,
struck aa attitude, and begao his speech, aa
follows 1
FtlUw OUliaos 1 The object of this meet leg
perhaps did not warraal the abaeace from do.
seealls aad other duties of such aa lmmeaae
acsamblae-eof cltticnc as now fills every ssat
and ataadlog place of thle large and torn mo.
dloue hall. This Is eool, and tha Malar
mutt bare Uea poeted,ae he read thate
wcrdt from his written speech prepared before
hecametotbehalL-Bar. ' y www
lat. neonate there Is la my opinion bo dae
gtref Uoogreao uaurplBf pewercthat doaot
Mlonrtolli nad
ti. Bcaautetha matin ta dantai it.
vtei.eoete. .' V. mityi'liaWVf m IBIB Ultirit!
hsveaolafluanaawkea ancaaured by the rule
of sueeesc with the power that hao delegated
to too, ac etttxeet. the IMIIect limitations pro
vided by eoniututloaal authority. y
la mr tcmarka 1 shall ondeaTor to .make
clear that Oonereas posaecace bo do war to
a.e.llaaai...la.f .... i.r,t.i:i, . 7
Craataa tarrltafjrlalrarninrarnwa.f'itBiaati. r at...
Dlatrlot of 'Columbia while It rsmalos1 the
asea of cttvrt.Bat.i
That tbe specuUtlra theorists wheareurr
tac a chaageof gerernmant are la the mala
actuated by oelflahaad pecuniary motlrcs.
That lane aumbara of tha.. ha -.. ...1.
dcace or propeny lotcrcsts la the Dlstrlat,
wnrttvtf bcea hoctlieto
the natleaaiaoverumeot, and seek an btc-
BUO that Would raatorato than that nAliiia.i
irwwi whih r TDiuntarur aatrintati br
Bhumanltr aod dlalavaliv. '
... al.a IB .. "a1.. 7" ."-""
That the asscrtloot that the corporations of
OeorgclewB and Washing to, and the Ictv
coartof tbeUlatrlst ara hoatlleaadlaoppo
kioo to an ointrs .aiaratit, waging on
tinned and uadlmlalahad war. ara falaa ...
slaadcroua.
I will shew that the Dlitrlct Is more flour
Itblag and prosperous at the present time
thaa during an other portion of Ita eatit-
eace.
rati the ere at maaa or Ita altlxana daaira n
change la the form of government, so far as
rviataa 10 ma vcrroraiions 01 ueorgtiowa aad
WabtBartaa.whlla ibav fawnf the. ai.ria..r
tbe ballot by the eltliant of the county.
. iu, hi bbbbiihiu aoiDiiiiiitti 01 one
hundred mea eompriae large numbers who are
bob residents, aad that tha nmn or nmr
cltltcaaof aucheommlttce are used contrary
to their wlshcc aad without tbalr coaacnt.
Tbat theae men are not the frlando of repub
lican government or thoae who faror the con
tinuance la power of the Kcpublleea party,
kut are tbe vanquished foes of Bepubllsaa
triumph.
i propose to tUMt the territorial ssheme.
and perhaps to some eateat rldleule It from
MB SOBBIIItHIBI VI na naai apauMaie t
daad cartas by the learned aaits of the law at
LeiajOQiBB uaii b .BHianay VTCOIBX IStt.
March Id.
It lo suppoacd that the Idea or a Territorial
fovernmaat for thla Dlatrlat orlf lasted with a
amouo phtlocophcr while Incarcerated In ao
asylum, upon a charfeol larceny, under the
guardianship of Dr. Meaela.
For ten minutes tht Mai ox told tha hlatorv
and the adventures of tht Insane genius who
wanted "Increased powers," aa.aald tha Ma
jor, uia tnese - ternioriaiiaationeri." Ue
wound up this part of his address as follows!
But, Blast the aaalae eeak beaeath the
torture of his own revleaje, pbadln for the
elooncaeeof a Kllboara, the aophTttry of a
Btdtlle, the BOthtareess of a Mutsty.the nolll.
teal virtue of a lirane, and the peculiar metal
of A, Ureal.
After further dlseuislng matters generally,
the Mayor thus ridiculed tht territorial gov
ernment Imagine tats govtrnmtntta power and see
your ctaulycovcraor,wlihrlia csparitoasd
steed, wcndlaf hit war dawn 1'snairlrtnla
aveauei the Bound of labor aeaaeai all butl
Bass is hushed the slUscnc tread silently
upob the eesUy pebbles and bow la adoration
of the prlaaely mica he beara.
gtUet labiate that (tun each corner lamp,
poat. aad his al4o read, Ultld.e AvcnuB?1
'rishsr Place," Uuntlngtoa tQusre.,'
MllaABBweavat aaaAaa H .., aa.iT a... aa
Aad as they pass alooc and reach tha aantraa
oftquartt where rcat the K Lille flah that bare
Msapedthe naathasof the tarrlterlal tlll-ott
taayaea "MairudarsAllav.araaB'a 111tJ
"Uall'a Alley,' -Uoyd'e Alley' and -Phll-
urcea'a ai
iipb vxjuri."
Tour little rlvulcla would become "Bar.
rcU'sUreck," Lette'e fitrcam." lllekman's
umff' aad aa the eft-reeurrln frechau would
Indite ponds at aulsaace upon the unimproved
itiuuoirai una ia
ingiao
IB,"
Bine,
BBBt.
boara'
Mr. Moria conUauad ai anniA lnath
about lbs same strain, and at thaooaolu.
slon of his remarks Mr. A M. Green offered
taair limit' ttntretxar. , paiaairai.
aataaaet -ii'tae.' "oiit, "lleue tJLl."7hl ' ""il .V 4, ftfc
a ibb "uoneBaaaer ei ine uori la 17 "1 ." "iw" V'.Vif " "?':
, aad, ioubladlrewltl. mBoaeoo. !VU,faVVaaT-'V.'J.?Tt?uaii:'
fur aaaal wo u 1,1 k kar... a uvit. ..f7?C-VJf?ll. .' MT'f )W aaaraUry
aUUIt In Java afLa Lkal Aa. Ika Daaiai-taBaal taa.,.!..
ItbansnalrcsolatloDsi Trhlch were adopted,
j and tht nietlog adJournM.
John O'Dpnovan lart night delivered an ad
dreee at Uelori Leamta hall, in hioti h. n.
vejed Sbtktpelre, and analvied the two
uinwii-wi .uiuoror "unainrae'' and the
. .' ffUBt. ! ue pain a iowiof Irib.
nte to tha letter. anA uU k. -li.. ii...
there vera nortlUtt him la reftrd ta hie
John p'benorar. reviewed Ooveramenle,
"""dnoder. ,aad rave tile tftti
hU vlewe of homaollr. JoV, atdlenet
iL"ii a " iimee qoiie esthnilaeile.
Tht Ifrepi-tMlble Prof. tflUoor lolrodaetd
theorttor,ind lUUd that n acematof.
I?!,' " wl"11 tt tt "dlence
would dratr near tji tha nutn. ..iv.iu.
O'Donovan eoold' be heard to better adranl
iB.renpoBineiarjtanaenthneiaetle
tndlenet moved.
afr. O'DnfiAv... imV. m. .l t.. .......a
lendlorde who rented In certain aeetlone of
"r entrr.ooxei at hi,h raUa. and ra-
Qeeeted hla andlene. tantim lm..in.tia
'; with him to the elaiele preclude of
and hie audience "let their fancy free" and
walked with him whereupon John, In
flowloz colore, depicted the mUerlee of
"aftrder BaV anil In tilaln tMm ir.Vt
the mlurj and dertdatlori that therein
tlr O'DAnnvan tK.n n.l.11 a ..Iikm l
4...ti .. ' . .. T.7 . . v ". . ""
' ui one oi 10. f uaea pauoee or Itn
nonllty. and held hie andlenca tnn.bminj
with a rrachte anil mlnnt n.a.lniAM e
tK. 1..1. 3.. i.i . ....... .v
v.w.uKdwi hwkidi gi . pinwuiar OBfniO
ThedeaerlrjtlAB.il. aaM. waa urikitv. ...
hie hearart llatened to It with marked alien-
mub. 11 wuum oare oone credit to the word
paluUng of Fatl da lock of ilmllar ecenee
mine painueei aaya or wal anthor.
Mr. (TDonoran aaU that ir tea m.m
meet of the Dlitrlct wet la the hande of the
peopie me air woua M rtr better governed
In everr reipect, lu erttcm of eiuciloo
virnM h. i.i.. Mtii.fc..... . . & .
and proeperlly, health and lotftvltv would
he the crowning and glorlone reiult.
Mr. O'Donoran thottht the preeeat time
the meet aoeptcloue forth. Improvement In
governmental attain. Il waa high lime
that tbe feet of the people ehould b. placed
on thenecke of th. ebarpcre andcorrnpt
men who were ewladlloa? the honMl. bard.
working men of the Dlitrlct of thelrjtil
dnee.
At the eloee Mr. O'Donoran theeked thoet
who were In tltendtnee, and on motion, a
Touofthankewaa tendered to him for hla
auie aun eloquent aaareee.
Prof. WUcoz euggeeled that a collection
to defray tbe eipeneee of the hall be taken
uft ..a in. Dteeung atipereea.
Tut Iiuwd iKiTttuTa. The meeting of
' ". luiiii.t", orgaoiswi ior tua oene
fit of the colored people of Sonth Washing
ton, held at Island Ilall last evening was
attended by the children of tbt Sunday
school connected with the Institute and their
Earcuu, ana ine nan was crowded to over
owlDg After devotional exercises, con
ducted by Mr. L. P. Bykes, superintendent
of the Sabbath school, tbt children enter
tained the aadlenet for half an hour with
vocal music, nnder the direction of Prof.
Geo. Bancroft.
Judge W D. Kelley, M. 0. from Pennsyl
vania, was then introduced, and spoke for
nearly an hour on tht advantages of educa
tion. His remarks were listened to with the
closest attention, and the Judge Impressed
his views In a manner especially pleasing to
the host of children by his excellent anec
dotes 111 -.sirs ilng the difference between edu
catedTand Ignorant people.
It was expected Senator Revels would
have been present, but Mr. QeorgtT.Down
Ing excused his absence on account of tht
erenloe session of the Senate.
The exerclsea concluded with sloglngi and
It la the Intention to give a concert shortly
iur mo vtjncat oi m ibbuiuic.
OtonaiTOvnv Arriiis. The Fotomao
Doat cino have made arranrementa whereby
they art once more placed on a firm finan
cial basis. At the eomlnsr meetlarof tha
club, the challenge of tbe club of midship
men at the Naval Academy will bt ton-
An accident occurred Wedneadav after.
noon whereby Mrs. Jessie Daden, of Mont
gomery county, wan luniwn irom a wagont
at the corner of High and Second streets,
nrioataj iDjariBg ncr eoo wee tacea to
her home In charre of her htuband.
The steamer John Gibson sailed yesterday
wim a. oeavy cargo oi ueorgetown nour ior
New Tork merchants.
Fifth Wabd HirciucAii. The TTflh
Ward ReDubltcan Clnb waa raorflranlxed last
night, after a pretty sharp contest between
tbe Dowenltes and anU-Bowenltes. (by tha
re-election of O. ft. Ilolden (antlBowen)
president) A. B. Tlnney, vlce-preeldsnt J.
W. McKnlght,(Bowen,) secretary nd Baml
H. Williams, (antl-Bowen.) treasurer. The
vote for president waa Ilolden, lWi Mc
Knlght, 131. There were a large nnmber of
persona present from other wards, aod out
small fight occurred, which was quickly
suppressed by Lieut. Anitln and his men.
m, ...
OfllO fi0CIXBLBv--Tha Ohio aaclahlfl laat
ntgbt was largely attended. J. B. Will,
esq., the president, delivered an able ad-
aress. air. tv. u.auyer't vioun soiowas
excellent. Mr. John Parsons, well-known
tu wvHuii ,.(.!, uuii Mall Ul AflTII
and "Within a MUs of Edlnboro' Town,"
both of which were greeted with much ap-
Elause. Miss Mania Wheeler sang "I'm
'reamlag of Thea" In a manner highly
praiseworthy. Terpelchorean exercises were
commenced about 9 o'clock, and kepi np till
the wet small hours.
XiTtoXatx. Q DXBD or Idcstxt. A hranah
of thla new labor association wat organlsad
In the Sixth ward on Wedneadav avanlnr.
The following officers were elected and la
slalledi Foreman, Taylor Colei Assistant
foreman, jona J- uerrautrecorder, U. A.
M. Bprlgmani accounUDt, WUlUm Bobiartt
cashier, Benjamin Austin j nsher, William
Eeroni aaslsUot nsher, llenry Bctteri door-
aeepexftiooa iiampoi-iesi waKaman. iAOf
Logan.
T.aUAOX. The ladles eonnecUd with
tha Congregational church, on tha corner of
Tenth and O streets, give a series or tab
leau and readings thla evening at half paat
seven oc!ock. Our readers win there find
a very pleasant totertatomenl.
OaiD CsLuuiTiox tii PiosrscT. -The
uetmbiican uenerai committee have made
arrangements for a grand celebration when
Iht President's proclamation of tha fifteenth
amendment Is promulgated. Suitable com
mltteee hart been appointed, and a genersl
gooa iime is expociea.
Ala em or Fits. Between 11 and 19
o'clock last nteht an alarm of lira waa
sounded from box 43, caused by the horning
of some rubbish la a house near tht corner
of Fifteenth and h streets. The fire depart
ment were out, out tneir services were not
neeaea.
Moxbt Sold. The Six Per Cent Build-
log Association, at their last meeting, sold
1780 at a premium of T,ean celling ten snares
of stock.
Tht Washlnrton Ctvooeratlre. at Its meat.
lnr, sold 123,000 at premiums ranging from
180 to 180 per cent.
Mbdical xx d SnoiciL Clhio. .Dr.
Ashford will deliver a course of clinical lec
tures at the Columbia Hospital for Women,
vutuujiBuiis st.iariwj. Mai.n it., na o
o'elock, p m., and weekly thereafter 'until
June 18.
-i ..Mii.j iu n.utvt uwu.... ruw-oai
Ae.i will do well to coniolt onr for lele
tnd rent" colnntn.
t .aanvs I. .i.t ... !.
RllDlttn fineit Patubbt. at ftanera
Dowllog Saloon, nnder Metropolitan nail.
CsrTiAtret.
pTADLIHURD 1S44.
-CJ AN DUE W J, JOYCE li OO.,
OARRUOS MANUFACTUHER8,
41)i,41Aaai4t6 rariaaatkairat.
Bapalrtai ia all tie braackaa. All tarrlacM laft
for Xapaln, Itsrata er Co-BMlaatoa are laiarid.
Aetata far Bnwiter a Ce. , (ef Broeiae atroat.)
Fifth BTtaae. Baw Tark mW tf
-p it ABLitn bd uaa.
JOHN KoDEBUOrr A BR03-,
Him
910 Paeaavlvaala aia. . atar 34 atraal.'
., OABSIAOIS AtfDRABVXIl
KICIlVIDOa aTOBAOBAHD lotD OK COM -
CABBlAOlt IBPATatM ' MT-lm
BOPOIALI FOB 1CI.
Of rKB er Oimbal leriaiinraavr, )
.WAiBiaaTBV. KV SUUTO.
e...,w.r .viibriBBt) g
11? ar la tha Traaiari
.a la ILa ---..-.--. ta.. -. .1 . J - 1
iiraa rat mpbiv a
yiar fraa Ua Uik af Harak a
ka ita Ukaaf tka kaal qaallty Kiaaakaa, er
U . lh !( II
a.l--J
, Be allewll
faiMrral4ai
Ulka tkttjtrad bladlaf aH Mtta
parUia
aauiireiiae
ia iai
fin-Tt
iu j H mim in. ir Br Birt. l,sJ
poaadi la tka laa, aad 1 ba ft)lTtr4 la tatk
I ettaiiiiie.tHM inmaiim piBBBte at mmj
In ika lilbt ta nlaal all ar aa Mr Uaa af ika klia ra.
viurslley'tTrssiirrlaiuiiff,
! Telerrapme aaea..rr
Wm, II. Hitrii, a criminal, committed
enlcldt riiterdar mornlog at Sandwich,
Thi Chamber of Commerce of Olaagorr
propoe. lending a memorial ta lb. United
Btttee aoverement, eettlng forth the Irrein.
larltlee of tht ocean peeUlierrlce.
.1-1 kmonnl of ipede In the Bank of
Franc, vetlerder waa 11,(00,000 franee
greater then at the correipondln, Hot lait
Br Iht paeiagt of Iht Mil In the Kentucky
i-eglelatnrt eeubllablng a bureau of Ininr
ance, foreign corporatloni will be required to
depoeUtl0O,O0O.
Tna Northern FacUIe tnd Lake Superior
roade have made arrangemente for the eetab
ltihmentofexlcnilremUleatDululh,Hlon., for.Uta mtnnfacturt of railroad fron.
Tna London Xlnut of yeeterday, la a
money trtlde. enrretta for an aTnrlmant
that tht Atlantic cable toUa bt reduced for
one month to Art ehlUlnge for tea worde.
Tni Maryland Lrgtelature, on a Joint bal
lot reiterdaj, elected John w. Davie police
eomffileilooer for tht aneyplred term of Com
mlllloner Jarrett. deeeaeed. Mr. Davie waa
formerly ehertff of BalUmort.
Tna Bhodt lilted Repnbllctn Btete Con
vention met at Providence v-atardavWm.
Oreen, preeldent, and Ohirlee P. Boblnioo
ana t. n. Ataerican, aecretanei.
Tbe
preeent SUteoffldeU were renominated by
.!. .!.
A 1UI named Hiahrar. frrtm Pm- f.T.nlr
Pa., entered a gunsmith shop In Uarrlsburg
jesterdar, and whUt ezamlntog a loaded
jmtwi ywi,ni ius uBuie m a. mouia ana
pulled tht trigger, canslog almost InsUnt
uoBtu. i ib BBppotoa iaai temporary in
sablt was tbt causa.
About 0 o'elock on Wedaesdaj night, la
St. Louis, A. S. B pa her and Caleb W. Bald
win got Into an altercation, and each fired a
pistol at tbe eamt InsUnt. Baldwin wat
shotthrouh tha heart and fell dead, aud
-fu( rh mun ia b bcbq, boq ia noi ex
pected to live.
-Ttmait. or Siitob Pitn. ilitb Unt..
na mow Ynixp-ru-Tbe funeral of tht
jbm cwDQi-.. rati, lata minister rrom
Veneeuela, who died at Washington, of ajv
vf.mM.wf mtvb. jnct jwTumjQiug irom
8t. Trancls Xavler'e Church, BUteeolh
street, hetwten Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Msssrs. Kojei Fhelpe, B. lllchelena, J. O.
Tracl. Consul of Pern. Joaa Vallenta. ni.
Ariimondl, and Benor Florei, Ulnletcrof
awar,win pmit-DTBrcn.
The following rentlemen reeretenlcd tha
family of the deceased. Imannel Mcnnox, of
wewwi ADunrT jiiraacB, -cmijio ae iae
uasas, con ml or veoekuela. Tht remains
were placed In an elaborately wrought casket,
rich with silver mountings, which was sus
tained on funeral chairs before the Tlih
Altar, In tht beauteous Church of tht Jesuit
fathers. Four largo tapers were placed
aw to tMMi.wBicu uaa do aorai aecora
Uons. Father Dee Lnynea celebrated a low
maaa. ua ioe conclusion or iu religious
ctremouwe, int Doar waa oorna 10 uairarr
cemetery for Interment. A goodly nnmber
of carrlagee Wert preeent. JVV T. TimnWh.
psoroiiLt oa rvuH
ABU UUMBBU
u .! ViniTIIlI
LeeiaTrtti!
BiaidM prpaii
Wllk B BB at thli
?'' 3 rawtvaa maMI 'It.k. u ,
WIOREBDAT, March If. 1870. ft inlr1C
rassit imu tioanio, nksr.la tiaa hwIb"
Ho f Ur aa4 hlB4ari-ir mat. fmtk.
hata a4 kUaar Ullaw t ta x1b4bS,1 far
ImbbibUoop aaioUar aappllal br Ua Oot-i-BSMBt,
ai LeaUTlUa. Xj,t aa4 JfraTllU,
au.Mi
TtiU,Kr..aa4 iiXraTlUa. lad., wllkabotea
Btaafrman.r
Thataltl ataaaktarad far B( tU Sa.ltmt
aaS.r tkl oatr Mail waif a a- Uaa ikaa
lghtha4r4Xl)pa4l. rtiiUitMf ta t
0firao4HarkBtahlBaUtr. BarfrBMkalla. wa
MHIIIII Will BBf 99 HITH, Br Will Mf
aBraaaakralT4aBlMltaaipllaa la all i
TBela Vltk Iti rHtiirtl artailtlaeia
Thtiaaatraail k la ferta fr x()Llklt
BetaMaaalaa aa Ika Ut 4ar r April ,170.
tfaktS wllllBUttalaaiitkallaBBl BtJttr a
Bi. .HB.t, wbv aaa tut BIT "I- Of IB IBI1.
, pnaaat plaaa o( kaataBaa.aai aid rata.
rropoaala bhIm aaaompaalad kv a prapar
bibi"bbivw. wimwwa ! WY n,a'."a.iI9 E
a raapOBilkla panoa
Btattaatkalira MBtravt awarS4, tkar will
taifn voBtrsn i. iwirar
BBwriaiBiaaaiar laaiaiiaiBi .aiBllB-ta.
(aitarai taltl
,000 Wilt ka r.
talSltaiffal tf tka
a MttlSaaU Iran Ika Clark ef tka Goaair Oaart ts
ceairaet. a aeae ai fa.-w will ka ngvlrt i
iSai
in
IB BB4
tkaraalUalaackWiiiBiaa ! wank that a
II 10
aal
aad arir.
ha kartlra. raaaivaa Ik Hal. I Ia .!(
er all bltla o.T.r-4. ' " "" ""
JUiatapaakieaaaJaraai ''frapoaala far ?rh
aa4C0ra4Baar. aa4 a4drfiW tn tka aadar
icaa. ..-... .. atel, TATLOK.
U....I .la.al . B rkl.rn m n,.. .n...-
bopoiali rogBiir,
aa..rak. IT. 1ST f
arteil.il al Ikla mtim
kUltha ITih 4ar af Ifarak, IfTJ. fr tapplrla
rraaa4CraatBaf loth trooi-c, raapa. ka
pltaU. sa4 all atkara aappllad kr tka OatBBiaal
iiai.r.BB rswia( rail
tkarafniB. for aht aaatk. toaataalai oa Ika Ut
a ffi4
laa af fan
rkaUkla aaa.lir.
eaal pi
(aacka. faaikaa kl4ar Ullaw tbaiaala44.
aaSlakeferaUhaa at iaak ttntxaai plaaaaaa'i
a aaca qaaauiiBa aa ut MBMUtui antar ikall
latlffBkta.
Twai arllta Wllllu ranalevtul It Ikaa..llir1 .
000. tor Ik faltUat parfarsutaae Bf tka auaal
Wtiaaawar4a4.
prapoaaia mih mbi.i ta eapucate, aid
b aoaaaa al Ika Pail Caaaiutu Ll in
'alock. a. ml,, atarah 17, ism. aa4,tka Mairaal
waii, aainianvij bi tail! Mil
lakl-SI
Itklaf . A C f
1KTQI SOPRIMlCOUETOr Tni DlSTSICT
OF COLVM8U, lit ta DAT UF UkktU,
lsn.
ltl4C,
!. SaS.tW). At Law,
Otarca T. Browe, t
Oaaiouaaaf Ua plalallff.kr If r. Trlie, Ika.r
IttBratt.tlta T4ara4that tka dafaadaai
ta appaaraaMt ka aaUt4 kartlaoaar bafora
tha Iw rat day Nirrlir fanr 4ar- afur tkU
dar.Btkarwlaa lha aaaaawlll hapreeaedU wltk
aalaaaMftIfaBit,
Alr-top-Tat! , J MtlOS.
wkS-TkSw ciak
tf.Vr.aaltABrotkar
AlUw, Be. S.C9X
Oaerga r. Brewa.
Oa aiailaa at tka plaUUXa la tke ? a itl
iim, Mr, k Imi farrr. tkalr attoraay. It la
ia-na ! vavaaj aia pFBiaac i
kaaatara4 kars aa r aarara Uafratrala day
BMariiaa fartr Bat a altar ikla 4ai aikarwlaa lha
111 ba prBM4td wltk at la caaa af dafaalt.
TO OITB OTIC I THAT THI IUB.
( iitb iii urpBBBa'
alalaiac-iattkaaai4 4ataaa-larakarahrwari
U aiklkil tka aaaaa. wltk tka vaaakan tkaru
Ua aakatrlkar. oa ar aaara lha lu 4ar afMaak
atstt tbar Mar olkai-wtaa kr law ka exaliilad
froM all kaaall af lha aald aitate.
OlTta aadar at? kaad ikla lit Jar afUtrck,
HhJ.WIw XdaUUtrator.w. a.
Hae 17 T, Tsttoa
J 1711. Iqnllf Dock. S
Ipkrlin WaeaUr,
ina
ncanoaa la tkla aaae lo CraliktaB M,
fa "1
A tropT-Tatlt
IS Ww
mmrmw
K.SHt. AlLaw
Mttloa ertkapii
attarsar. II la BrAara4 tkal Ua AarMdaat aaaaa ka
appaaraaaalakaaauraa karat a aa v kafar tka
Sim rata day Maarrtar fortp daraaftar IkUdati
ikarwlMlkaaaaiawlllba praaaadaA wltk ai la
aaa af 4. Call
IWWi T""
1. 1. MUOI. Cl.rk.
BttltBia ft. Jackioa aal 1
.AX -.!. a.
wuua-a DWMKMBt i
Be. SUt. At Lav,
atlffa. b Hr. Vkll Una. tkalr
alii
tiara re tl U r(r4 thai tka dtftadaal caaia
.liappBaraaaa l ka aaltra4 Strata aa orkaora
ikaarairaia aaraaaerriaf rarir aaya arurthia
dart atkirwltatka aaaH will ta proaaadai wltk
IkaSratrala dt-
Tl atkirwltatka
laaataof dtfaall.
yraa opy Tiatt
rev. 0. 0., Faktaarrtle
af Paiibl Dona a. ( I
acfoi 'Ika aataaitoa af a eaUal
M di
lUaiklaui
rfBBB, JBflO,
laillmaav la Ika aai
la Ika t.tat-e
loud ae.Ua 34 dar -of Mar aaiti tkal
u.-.'..-t"..'r.,"
llB.lf.or St la i
ia arcBBaaia iaa Azamiaar'a ra
Udl Ua.UU dar af Star aiil.
arinmaata aad ika Bxamfi
pari aa 111
faif aal
41
r r itL J Jiinii
mkt.WIt CobbIiImi atFata
IV TBI SDPRI
0 CO LU Mb
rraahMaFaJipa
Ne. SUI At Lev,
Oaar aT. Bn
Oa atloaaftka
tl!'
ii li
tLni U
ba aat
kppaaraaaa ta ba eatra4 fcaralaaa arbafora
Bral rala.lav---narr.a-r Fat-ttr Java afia.l.i.
4arBtkarwfMiba tiatawlll M raa4a4 wltk
ia aaaa ar aaiaaii. .
. 4, jbuob. Clark,
IK THB lyPBIH I CODKTOF THB DUTEJCT
. OV50LDMBIA TBI HIT DAT 0flBXlu
T.tem
Tkawai Barry 1
0 tar ft T, Brawa I
a Mailaaaf tha plalaur.br
iraiy, tllaerSarad tkatUaai
aaraaca lokatattrtd karate
e.U7. AtUw,
Oa
Mr. VUlllpe. WU
alUratr.
psaaraaca lobatattrta aarata a arkaforatka
Aral rali daj oo.BrrUafoiir dayi aftar Uuirt
Mkawlia lha aaiawlll ba PimJiI wtlk 1
-aiaaaaaaia
r kaforatka
.J"t."
IWWi tM'
B. J. )uiai,cik.
rrntt is
jP-?
VMM Bt niltllfMl aOBBIFt IB IBB DUUUlsr 4JB-
law Ma. ItMlaraar adnlilttratlaa w,a.oa tka par
aaaal aalaU af Tew if J0-.aa9v.IaU af Wttkla.
taaaoaatr araraald.4acBaaa4. AllparMaa havtaa
it!
naaaiareaiairaiiraie "aal to aa rad,"lll!
ardarad Ikla h ct Fakraarr, 1170, tkal aald
Iw aaaiaraa.tr bib ippaaraaaa aa ar atltra Ua Sral
aatdaref April, U7 alharwlM talieaaaa will
a prMada4 wltk aa la faaa f dtfialt.
" -"!&.
WmiWttNSBt
Tf Ullaw Bradlar, B'lka Bad
Mr aad Jaaapk F. Brad lay.
Ira4laf WlllHw Braalar
a aoa
LOCAL -NOTICES.
TVititn ta Wirn pir-iniwi.. .-.
5S?.lSlJ1,,r fl":S'i10!" ini a"M"leVlelfl'rlUlee.b-letTileielrf,
SlmpI became iht light decoapotet theml ie.aj.''lire.f eartere ' 1.. .
and eipoeei their fonl eedlmeiL Iliac. Iht I IJJ1S,iiVS,i5irVl.l 'lt '-1
bouae.r. la.k.taj bIik -... ..j -.--. I .?"" Iitrele. TeleeBe el Ihe lm
Fhalos't VttalLe, or BalvelW; (or tb. Ilair,
on the other hand, It tt dear tnd tntoe.
parent In the nnihlnt tain thtehade. II
revlvee the natnrat -Al. In ... tlm.
bleached fibre, and doee not elala th. ikto.
Sold br all drngglata and fancy gsode
dealere. Zxt
Ilorr'a lilt Etm- l. .l.. .j
by our lint ftmlllee, aod prttcrlbed br otr
moet eminent phjilclani, whoet approval
and encomlome nave been bellowed upon
thle wonderful tonlo beverege, It being par.
""'"'T adapted to pereoue of weak and
debilitated conelllnllooe, (etpeclellj nnrtlug
mothere,) and all thoea who era laboring
nnder dyipepela, lot! or appetite, eerofnU.
chloroeli, Ac., general debility and derange
ment of the whol. lyilem. Sold by all
drngglitt and grocera. eo!t
ItDCCllfK-ry TO Ttrrr a (ltiAn ft..,,.-.
UlCIIIKI. WHCOI d. Olhba' Baaler Ua
chine, tha moet elmplt and beet eoniirncted
eewlng machine, wf.l hereafter btaold on
liberal terml. In-nlra atthair.nry. f1anma
I eoraet anil hivin aklrt r.-l-.v. ana n.-..tti
I itrect, between band E. I
I ' H
Tna WAinneaTOK Cur Aavikos Baji,
vium tTtTna airoct (! xdUiaiana avenue,
Is open from t.ZO to 7.30 every Baturdatvt-
iiuK, (u. auuiiiua to iu regular oaaaing
hours. It pajs Interest on dcposlu. 8
Ricnuono msrchanls have In several In
stances actually resumed specie payment.
Imuran c.
Change of Agency-
H1KTL1KD IUB mCftlKCB COiriKT,
OF BALT1M0BB.
hart ttti far appataUl
ItEMRIV. TALLHADGE A CO.
vl THIIRSOLI AQ11TS
FOBTDI CITT OF WAiaiBOTOW. u. C.
AltpartlMdatlritilatartata U Ula aaaipaar.
r ikaaa wlakla u raaaw laiaraata alraajr
aXaatad, will nakeapBlUatlaa u thaaVava Sna.
... nis B HaVBLITOM, PraaMaBt.
JOB, K. Vf 1LB0X. laaraurr.
TkliaonpaaiPlaviraatgalailLOSIarDSlfAOB
BT FlBB 5 TUB MOST FAVOBABLB TIRMI
Abt la forn alias ratardlac bilaaa af tka aoa
lVT mlm! -bUlflfd apaa appiltallaa la aar
KalloaalBak RBktlahaildlaa
TALLMADUK -O..Ageeile.
Wliaiaarog, D;0., Marak I, IBM aU tf
MARCH1 HIGHWINDSI
FIRES!
D0T PUT OFF DSTIL TO.M0I1OWI
IIIOSI TO.SAT.
A. S. I'KATX et SOX.
. JI.X.C. X. lellilac, Ceraar Ulalk eat O
tlnu.
lirillUT ODLT TBI CUT COMMSIU.
l
riTtoinn.nni.TijDrioarTLT.
aocHttoirotroLioi.iotTti.itTikri
little t.rraomx. .t HarlltriiTOIim.
nom a.t TlBtHIX'l. ef Terl i eel IX.
CILI10E Lin, ef In Terl,
INSURE NOW!
BRANCH OFFICE
PnffiNIX MUTUAL
LIFE 1HSDEAN0E COMPART,
OF IIAUTFOUD, CONN.
ASSETS OVEE fl, 250,000.
. . WAaaiFeToa.P. 0.. VtrtklUTO.
CoaBaaa aa I aa. fraai liauiii, wUk ta awplay
aa ailTa rallakla bjib lo aallall baitaiaa la tkta
Dlatrlal. AppIjt la paraaa,wtlk rafaraaM,al air
raaUaaca. UB3 1 atraat, kaiwaaa EleklaBBtkaaS
MlaatMBlk. or U U tf. TATLOft.Va.al bit
OH , lalallltaacar ValUlar aaraar ai Baraatk
aad D atriata.
PIYIDIflDS UTO.SOrBB CIBT,
T DetrtUa nala all uik. JlalJaaiita Ja-iltHj
aaaaallr altar Srit raar. aad applJaA dlraailr U
Ika mtaaltBB af prawlawt.
. Parti a daalrtaa la laiara tkalr 11. a ta SkUle
iBiarwaiiaa raiauaf laaraia. aaa PHr al air eB.ea
v nntr.il tulrnaa Vi aaa a.
na li will afar4 na e rtatplaaiar la ata.
H. A. BUEWdTER,
I Agent.
or cot
JiBM Oviir Ir . I
r ib -iaiir aa. imp.
parti of Lot! 1 aad la aqaar Ba. Tee, aaa la-
Kotbibm, w w raaaaa r. vaaa. iar ibb aaai bt
.100. aad parlor Lot M.l,liMUr. ".
adlipprfanaati. l Joaork B. tlaaUla, far Ue
rim of S3,00, aad Lat ft tl aad part af Lata Be.
ft aaa XS. laiqaara i"o. ITS. aadlmpraTaaaata. !
Willi.--. U -...l.. I.alk7 -.--.. IT -T. MnT.Jl.
" 'IZ.1 ". feet. ie. ivi .aa .bbbi fiiewiui aai.1
aid WllltaM It. CarrtcokaaaMif b4 kit at4 per.
chaaa la Sarah W Blaaalli aad fkai aal4 HUkaal
aad Laat Ika aoteaat af Parakata Maaa amA lata'
att ba cbarrtd kar la lha 4ittrlktlloa f Ika
(ft la lha baadi af tka Iraataa, ll la, ikla Ttk dar
af Harafe, 170. ardarad tkal ia)4 aalta aad mU as
mniii aa, aaa laaiana ara aaraar, ratllaa aad
aoaBmad, taUaaeaBaa to thaaaatrarr tMkhawa la
Ika Caart kara, aa ar kafara Ua Bik da af April
ax m prBviaaoBBov7 oi lata sraai a paniuiaa is
kanaTiQBALBarDBLiiAialwlc awaakradkraa
BT.TaAfktw
IW.
B J MI1QI, ftart
NO. 4861 REDUCED JRO. 486
ir...r j rmoES i vr,i?
MAJRKRITER'S.
arlaeallala lale MBwa aa aauBallr lire.
aaa aa.ii. mImII.b .f
PAPKBiiAiro-rras, window shAdes.
0yAI.AN-8ClUAB-i
riOTURB OOBD AXDTAtizuT1-
UWvriiDv nium ilTi. V
FAINTINU3, tNOKAVlNas, UUBOKOS,
SWIls I1BAOKETS. e..e7 wmua
Aaeten4eMlkaatakaaBiBfksa paialbla Briar
tairrlaf. waihall rrto
..... s " Vo ko a a a be
ah ia tvnTi una at
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