Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-07

to the Police Court, and being QUESTION: az To
his age made the further admission that he was
t buI ~ years OF age. Judge Gray committed
The German Peace Jubilee.
PTdrossd Peace Jutilee- TIE Procession and yubs-
lee on koffer Monday.
The proposed grand procession and iuh;Iaa NJ
me Germans IN honor Of the restoration ofpeace
and united Germany on Monday next, prom
E ses % Ss very imposing Generalization. THIS
enlef marshal, wiz be formed In 'front.' of the
SIry Hall at II O'Clock In the following order;
Mounted pelice; chief marshal and aida; band
<rst 1lrtsloH-Washington Butchers Asscia-
ton. mounted; committee Of arran0ements and
spe akers. in carriages; the peace banner.
nanked by the American and German fiaes:
Washington Ssengerbund; HARMONY Sinoing
Society; Schuetzen versin German,a.
Seeond DIrtst0n.-Band; Triumph Chariot:
Lodges Of Red Men, Good Fellows, SC. German
Veteran Union; Bakers Association; German
man citizens on foot.
TliTd Diris,0n-Band; Washington Sehuetzsn
neiein AIion QuaItette Club, other societies,
None VIII be allowed in the procession with
ont the badge adopted by the committee.
The route OF the procession will be by Indiana
avenue 10 Sd street, Pennsylvania avenue I5,h
III, 18th, L, 9Th TO the Schuetzen Park
On the arrival at the park addresses in
HERMAN and English will be delivered By Hon.
MI: Finklinburg, Gen. Fsrnsworth, Hon. John
"A blng nam, and others. During the afternoon
there Will be music, vocal and Instrumental
csncing, &c. IL the weather should be bad the
speaklng will take place in the National Thea
ter at O'Clock, doors to be opened at O'Clock.
COOP FRIDAY-TO-day being Good Friday.
the services in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches, commemorative OF the passion and
death of our Blessed Lord, were of the most
impressive character, and large congregations
were IN attendance. In the Catholic churches
there was no conservation of the Sacred Host
to-day. The affairs are still Invested of all orna-
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repository where 10 was placed yesterday. The
ceremony OF adOTing the cross took place TO-
DAY Ceyout Catholics all approaching the altar
ID procession aud kissing the crucifx The
practice Of prostrstng before the cross partic-
uiaTly on Good Friday, j. very ancient The
Cathohc church to-day prays particularly for
All persons, because our Lord, dying on the
crOss on Good FRIDAY, prayed for his execution
eT-- IO-mOrrOw 4 Holy Saturday., which closes
The Jason OF Lent, and usheTs in the Easter
holidays.
DIDN'T WOEK-Mr. Merrick's unlimited flow
OF CAB Is calculated 70 cause his hearers 10 he
taken with a leaving" and ne has got the
notion that II Gen. Chapman will only appear
with him IN joint discussion the audience
may De induced 10 stick" So he has asked
Gen Chapman 20 forego his own ARRANGEMENTS
for the canvass and JOIN him in spread-eagle
debate for the deleetaiion OF the boys.
Gen. Chapman saws in answer 80 have nv
plan OF work laid out, covering nearly NV
whole time prior 20 the election and am not
wiling TO be diverted from it. IL, however,
Joint discussion before the close OF the cam
paign, 1t will afford me pleasure to do so and
VIII give you due notice OF the time and place
Poor MeIIick,
PROFESSOR CRoMwELL's art entertainments
Al Lincoln Hall. are so far superior TO the usual
exhibitions OF psnoramas, dissolyipg views &c
that they ought hardly 20 be mentioned in the
same connection; and gil persons of culture and
refinement should see his wonderful represen-
tauons OF the famous buildings and statues OF
the world The Illusion Is 30 complete that one
seems TO be looking at the solid objects them
selves Tonight Paris, her palaces aud art
treasures, VIII be illustrated. and those who
wish 10 see that unfortunate CITY, without
danger from the Reds, should 90 10 Lincoln
Hall.
The BOARD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE met
Yesterday and the resignation OF private l.. Il.
Cutler at the Treasury DEPARTMENT WAS ac
cepted. John Hewlett was appointed a private
10 Go duty at HOwlett's Garden, corner New
Robert Schroeder was dismissed for intoxication
and gross violation OF the rules. Private John
n sunehcomb was fned S25 and reprimanded
lSL lhtOAlcaLOn and violation of rules. The
charges against private r. NJ. Doyle were dis
missed, and he was cautioned.
IHE vARN spring sun arOuses in the mind OF
every one a desire 10 come out in clothes suit-
able 70 the season, just as nature puts on her
new garb. This desire IL both natural and
proper, and the way TO CRAFTY IL cheapIy and
IuiS = TO 20 TO Strsus' mammoth clothing es-
adjustment and make a selection from his ele--
eantstOck. In points Of superiority of m sterial
style OF cut and II, and reasonableness CT price
IN every thing that pertains to mems and bows
0nthts' Suaus CHALLENGES comparison.
NATURALIzATIOS.-Sinc the first of jam.
airy OF TINS year, 100 foreigners have been natu.
IsLzsd IN this district and their papers fled in
The once OF clerk OF the court Ireland furnished
Sc, Germany Is, England II. Prussia 8, wur-
temourg 5, Hanover 4, Hesse Ca<ell g Switzer-
land Baden, Portugal, Hungary, Darmstadt,
HOfU hRnmarE ar1 Ifrs,
Two naturalization papers have been issued
during the past six days.
GERMAN CLERKS TO HAVE HoIrpAy on
GoNDAh.-At the special request of General
ChipmAn, President Grant yesterday forwarded
800 Eeas OF The several executive Depart
mems IN TINS city request that all Germans
employed IN the various Government Denart-
mems oe permitted to absent themselves from
taking part in the celebration Of the seaee
!uohee' WHICH takes place on that day.
FIRsL-Last night about so'clock An alarm n,
nre was turned IN from box "a by Oficers Hol-
lenberger and Reardon, caused By the burninp
OF coal OIL in the cellar Of J. w. Aliens grocery
near 9Th street. The fre department was
promptly on hand, but the Ore was sxtin pushed
before their arrival; damage trifing.
Mk: JEFFERSON will appear at the National
1hester next week in his celebrated Character
will doubtless suffice to fn tie house ss the
public never seem to tire Of this finished i'm
personatlon OF Irving's ideal yayaboud-
Americas nrst great suthor interpreted by her
greatest actor.
TEE Illinois Republican Association at thar
meeting last evening unanimously and he artily-
a lllnoisians and republicans-indorsedG Gen n.
y. Chapman a. the stAndard-bearer OF the party
IN the Territory OF the District OF Columbia,
and viii use their best efforts to secure his
election.
SALES OF RzAL EsrArK-Latimer & Cleary,
sucuoneers, have sold lot -, IN square 800, with
two story brick dwelling thereon on the north
west corner sf Al and L streets, TO NJ. G. Lutt-
rell for 81 500.
SIZE ApysRrIsgszsT OF Morton's gin matt