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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04

BLADENSBURG NEWS.
GOSSIP FROM THE BORDERING VII
LACE.
REPORTED for the Republican,

LACE.
Reported for the Republican,
Our people have enjoyed . very quiet, though
pleasant, winter. have generally been blessed
with good health and prosperity, and now look
with usual interest for the early opening Of spring.
which presents very great charms and attractions
all around NJ.
We have three churches here, which are very
we'll attended, and two Of which have good Sun.
day schools connected Herewith. Tho Episcopal
church has been undergoing repairs recently. un-
Rev. Mr.. Williams, which will make it very 1t.
tractive and comfortable. The Southern MethO-
dist church e n quite i nooEi:ninE condition,
and has an interesting Sunday school, With Mr..
Clark good Sunday school worker, a. Its super
intendent. The Methodist Episcopal church Il .
measure, built up by the Rev. Mr.. johnson, whose
As HE time. according to tho regulations Of the
charge much Tie Regret q II: = c c0%%s.
nifty. This church has Q large Sunday SCHOOL,
With M MT o ssil ...,ou Leader who
and i ably assisted BY Nj. Holfon. viii
Miss Lydia Kelsey q, organi.t. the music
is very ins The he % Ony missionary concert,
attended and vas very Interesting snd snjoysSis.
The church this year hopes to have an assistant
minister to the pastor, which will greatly add to
MI Cuttings, principal Of the academy for boys,
Is q nne scholar, and. has quite number In At
tendance at his Institution.
The public school has large attendance, and
IL admirably conducted By Miss Belle Nalley. A
larger building is much needed to meet the In
creaeing wants Of the school. We have some
prospect Of this want being implied. On last
Monday week. the I'd Of February, the scholars
presented Miss Nailey with beautiful tsstimo-
Members Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of your city are holding Sabbath after.
noon meetings 1t the Reform school, situated near
this place. -f.s-.sf 80.
A charter has bean granted TO . company for Q
hoIsecar railway 70 our village, and there Is some
talk Of IL being built soon. The Point Lookout
and Alexancrisfailroadi 10 completed to this place
and will grestly Increase our business interests
and will enhance the value Of property very much.
the intention Of building In the spring.
A very interesting slnging class has been formed
by Prof. Billiard, Of Washington. More anon:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
CASTELAR,.

A correspondent thus describes CASTELAR,
He was man of 50, about five feet six inches
tall, inclined to corpulency, squarely built and
short-necked. He had an olive complexion,
great, black, sympathetic eyes denoting near
sightednen that the glasses hanging from his
neck proved; round face shorn Of all but q
heavy black moustache concealing the mouth
too much to please q physiognomist; q round,
go0druatured chin, noble, dome shaped head,
somewhat suggestive of Shakspeare's, benevo-
lent to others, yet ungenerous to itself in the
matter Of heiE, This was Emilio CASTELAR,, he
too introverted to Tsmalrk tie ink-stain upon
his shirt or the general carelessness Of his dress.
Enemies make capital ont Of this personal neg
ligence. II shows how clean CASTELAR, must be
inside when opponents are obliged to attack
his clothes. A clever Spaniard, Immaculate in
attire, once devoted whole hour to the task
OF demonstrating Csstelar's unfitness to govern
because Of his slovenliness. / admired the
handsome Spaniard, but failed to be convinced.
Cleanliness b next to godliness; but II, In rev.
olutionary times, We cannot have both, let 10
take godliness and be grateful. Z
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
Psychological.

MEETING OF THE FRUIT GROWERS
ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday the regular monthly meeting of the
Fruit Growers Association was held at the Board
of Trade rooms, Mr.. G. Gillingham in the chair,
p. H. Folsom, secretary.
A letter was received from the Commissioner of
Agriculture, accompanied by 100 papers each of
vegetable and flower seeds, azquarts early Fellow
oats, 10 quarts Chevalier barley, and 10 quarts
each Of italian and Perennial rye grass. The
thanks of the association were passed to the Com
missioner for his attention.
Mr. J. +. Brsmhall presented the association
with the Journal Of horticulture for 1871, and r
years. The National crop Reporter was received
and placed on the files.
[ The committees on reports and the constitution
sne
committee. '-
a letter from Mr.. Hin of the county, was read,
Of wood ashes-whether to apply direct about
trees or by means Of . compost. The former was
decidedly encouraged b tie association:
spoke in favor Of that treatment, Is they had
seen experiments, and It would keep the tree free
from insect sggs and .n al'G very clean
iected fruit. The buds from high ground, where
sound as dollar While those from low lands, pros
tsstSd' and exposed to the suns warmth, were all
3. Gifiingtam raid It was best 70 plant peach
| trees on tho west side Of . hill or slope. Low
| lands were not desirable IN any manner.
Mr.. Bramhal presented the Beurre de Anjou
co s % 81, i'm. ,a.i.
ties Of apples, all sound and In good condition.
On motion Of Mr.. Needhan, committee Of con-
terence was appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Need
the propositions Of Messrs. Scott and Pearson
relative to uniting this association with others.
Mr.. Ira Hopkins presented nvs new members,
speech for the association and Its work. He said
money and brains were wanted In this association
a. cell a. any. He was glad to see It doing so
we'll, and still wanted to SEQ Il advance.
The president presented his annual report,
which was listened TO with great interest.
table tho association adjourned to meet the first
Tuesday in April. -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March l-BREADsrUFFs-Fl
The sales reported to-day were only 100 bbs. Vest
ern Super At $50; 100 do. do. Extra Mt u, sn
do; DIG; Family atE;s: We also note sale Of LOO
Whenf.-The- sales TODAY include eco bushels
Maryland white at u. l@sf.90 for fair to choice;
/, 500 do do. rod at o. sS) for inferior to good;
1.SO do r. lsylyana red at u for good to
prime. and so 10. Western red at Si.5i@$i.S.
crn white Mt r@ss ccnts &aSo do. yellow AT 7r@'3
cents, the outside figures for prime dry, and Sun
bushels Western mixed, In elevator. supposed arse
cents, the market closing hrm At that pricr.
OutS.-The slles To day wefc so bushels Maryland
ut 9 9ss cents, and 60 do. Western at 50 cents.
Rye.-The sales to-day amounted 10 }, fue bushels
Obttoa.-We quote prices as follows. viz: Mid
ding l5h9i5i cents: low miillinx I4hs9l4N cents;
strict good ordinary H.a@i4s cents; good do. l3F
@IsSs cents, AM! stained l,@l3 cents.
lots, loose; AZ 8 cents for shoulders ami cents
for clear rib Sides. but there buyers these
figures. The jobbing trade 10 moderately active,
aud orders are hlled At 81 and 50 cents for uik
Shoulders and Stiles, and nj 1893 cents for B-con.
Hams still selling at 11aH cents. Lxrd-ioIs If
considerable size have been takcnat esGyI cent !,
and quote drm Western steam ut % cents, hui
learn of sales, Pork Is quiet, and quote Mess
nominal at % per b1rrs. aud Rump nt 4i3.S0Si4.
Sngdys.GWe quote prices to-day As follows: Cuba
English Island, do, 7H@1x cents: Cuba centrifn-
gal, s@SS cents; DO boxes No. Y, So cents; Porto
kico grocery. ss0sS cents, and Dcinerara vacuum
WkisAy.SWe learn of small sales Western at SIX
cents, and note City offered at % cents, without
buyery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proposals for Ice.

Proposals for ice.
Excellent business chance.
Old Folks concert and festival.
J. N. Dark, land agent and surveyor, Harden,
Texas.
A married man to work farm on shares ID
wanted.
J. B. Eiseman has been associated with Eiseman
Brothers.
Young Mems Christian Association free read
ing-rooms.
European tour under tho direction Of Prof L.
G. Loomis.
An extra edition Of the wssAington Sentinel
this afternoon.
Havana oranges, bananas. &C., at the Malaga
Fruit Company.
Two hundred thousand dollars in bonds and cor.
tincates wanted. -.-..
The annual commencement Of Howard Univer-
sity Medical College on Friday evening.
Regular monthly meeting Of the Warrington
Pharmaceutical Association this evening.
Duneansop, Bowling b Co. will sell, on Monday,
March ., 1t 10 u m, . stock Of fine groceries.
The sale BY Green L Williams Of 10000 feet Of
lumber Is postponed until Thursday, March ., 1t
4 d. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
THE vEsoEL1us TRIO TONIGHT.
FREE LECTURE-A GREAT ENTERPRISE
FOR WASHINGTON.

There will be an exhibition this Wednesday,
evening, at o'clock, at Wizards Hall, Of a new
and scientific invention for the production Of car
buretted hydrogen gas from the decomposition Of
water, which will be put into practical operation
and fully explained by the inventor, at the close
Of the lecture, that oil present can see and un-
derstand how simple 1t is for all to make ther own
light for less than half the cost Of coal gas pro-
ducing one hundred per cent. more light with the
same Size burner. Four hundred Of our most
prominent citizens have had . complimentary and
special Invitation. Members OF Congress, profess
tations are respectfully invited to be present to
hear the explanations and witness the exhibition.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
CARPETS,

are now ready to exhibit to the public at private
sale the largest and most complete selection of
elegant carpets ever presented in the city, en-
bracing Velvets, Bosly and Tapestry Brussels;
Three-ply, Super and Extra Ingram; low priced
lnyrains, Cocoa and Canton Mattings, Olcloths,
in different widths; Rugs, Crumb Cloths, all OF
which will be sold at reduced prices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
TAKE CARE OF YOUR yhLUABLEs

Call and examine the fre and burglar-proof
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
keeping Of securities jewels silvef.ware, or other
valuables Rents, from ten 70 sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
|. Take rarntsg from the Chicago sad Bostoa Jares
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04

Half the diseases Of the human family spring
from disordered stomach, and may b prevented
BY invIgorating and toning that abused and ne
glesesd organ With Hoststter's stomach Bitters
neys, the iniestinss, the muscles, the liGansnts,
the boosa, the nerves, the intcgumsnts are Al e.
newed snd nourished BY the blood, and that the
digestive organs are the grasd alemeic In when
the materials OF the Vial nuid are prepared.
When the stomach fslstoproytde heslthfoI nonf-
fer. and the ultimate result, n the evil y rot az
rested, Will Be chronic and probably fatal diseese
somewhere u may b. developed In the Kidneys
In the form Of dsbetis. in the liver ~ congestion,
paralysis, in the teguments % scrofula. Remsm-
Der, hoWever, that each and all oi these conse-
quences Of indigestion may be prevented by the
timely and regular use Of that sovereign nnsidots
70 dyspspsia, Hostetters Bitters. =
WHITE clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TnrRsToN's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and 20 cents per bottle.
6kkUIisTL SON, glossy hall, All desire y, all
made OPtime. Price, Is and 70 cents per bottle.
LIoHr-coLoRKD Kid Gloves are very sly lish whom
not eoiled. JouvEN's lnodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
Will renovate them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sold BY druggists and fancy deal
ers.
WELLS MAcBINEsPRxAp SrRIserHKNINe
PLAsTKRs, whenever . plaster 10 needed, are IN
rivalled. Pricss 70, %, and 80 cents each.
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants either Of recent or long standing, are adj
vIsed to use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills
They can be relied upon as the most safc AMI e.
feetual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared by
PRoUT HARsANT, ~ Strand, London, lug Land,
aud sold BY an druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
ZINE ART SALE TO-DAY.

We would call the attention Of our readers to
auctioneers, to take place this morning, as the
collection comprises 6ne French Clocks, Bronze,
Figure and Groupes. Agate. Sienna and Amarmo
Known fm 81 StTp3sfailsaas 81 sas n Hs11
the articles must be sold, a. they cannot DO ~
packed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

$ The Board Of Health held their regular semi
weekly Meeting last night; Dr.. z. q. Cox in the
chair, snd d. w. Bliss. secretary. ts
Mr.. Marbury, from the committee On finance,
reported number Of bills, which were approved
and ordered to be paid.
The synopsis Of the operations Of the health
once for the week ending February a. shows:
Nuisancesreported. s1l; referred 70; abated, sss;
notices issued .; complaints Of citizens, Is; dead
lions: H. SIS bushels oysters, q, 30 punches 6sh
1000 herring. .Condemnations; lss bushels oys.
demned: lea lbs. beef Is lbs mutton, lss lbs veal
80 lbs. pork, 20 lbs. bacon, 800 lbs buffalo meat 81
lbs ssusage 10 geese, - chickens, 10 prairie hens
IL grouse, bush. turnips. 3 animals sold; amount
realised e; priviss cleaned. SIS. The board then
adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
HOME. RULE FOR IRELAND.

MEETING oFTHELEAGUE LAST NIGHT.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Hcme- Rule
League was held last night at German hall, Elev-
enth street; MAJOR d. McMahon, president, in the
chair, and Mr.. J. L. Dease secretary.
The following named gentlemen were proposed
and elected members Of the league: Thomas
Holden, William McMahon, John Meany, limo
thy Costello, William Downey, Jeremiah O'Con-
ner, Mr.. Bryan, {. Z. Carroll. John Fallon, Mich
ael Brennan, Martin BrOsnan and John Gleason.
MIR. Beliew reported that large number oil
gentlemen had expressed their desire to join the
league
ship was desirable, especially in view of the fact
that some OF the distinguished representatives, OF
home rule in ireland would soon visit this coun-
plans and purposes Of tns uu,en.e 6esai With tina
becoming hath gentlemen should have acor-
dial reception.
sYNPArHY FOR TIE MOVEMENT.
Mr. Brosnan said that the Home Rule move
ment had the sympathy q the great mass Of the
neeed was to keep it free Of politics: All friends
of Ireland. with Whatever political party they
the Increment re Which looked only t. local Iesis
lature for the Emerald Iele, and 10 that che wai
entitled by various considerations, to which Mr.,
b. briefly referred.
no POLITICS IN 1T.
Mai. McMahon regarded It as the duty OF every
member tc dlsabusc tho minds OF the people Ol
any false impression as to politics having any.
thing to DO with the Home Rule movement. He
was q hepuDllcan, Out ii the hepuD.cQn party
imposed upon him the duty Of carrying his p0liti.
cal sentiments into this movement he would aban-
don the party. But the Republican party de-
manded no such thing, and men of all parties
could Join this organization without any sacrifice
of political principles. Tho league had nothing
to do with politics.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
On motion Of Mr.. Grady o committee Of three,
consisting Of NIefsrs. Grady, Brosnan and Beiiew,
was appointed to draft constitution and by -lawf,
with instructions to report at the next meeting.
Tn motion Of Mr.. Bellew 1t was resolved that
the league shall hereafter meet twice month.
The committee on constitution was instructed to
secure o suitable hall for the meetings Of the
league.
The secretary was instructed to communicate
with Prof. Langston and inform him that the
league was permanently organized and the treas
urer prepared TO receive his proHezed contribution
of f25.
Mr. Bellew presented n communication from
Hon. s. S. Cox stating that he vas of the audi
ence at the late Home Rule movement, but found
everything going on SO we'll that he did not put
himself forward to speak. He expressed warm
sympathy with the movement.
On motion, Major Mcmahon and Mr.. McNer-
hany were invited to address the next meeting,
Of which due notice will be given.
The league then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
GEORGETOWN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MEETING LAST NIGHT.

The Board Of Trustees Of Georgetown Public
Schools met last night, ct the custom-h house,
Georgetown; present, Mcssrs. Hyde, Dunlop,
Monatt, Curtis and Superintendent Wilson.
Mr.. Moffatt, from the committee appointed TO
examine the treasurer's accounts, reported that
the labor had been performed and the accounts
found correct.
Superintendent Wilson submitted the following
report Of the schools for February: Number Of
pupils reported 704 admitted BY Ticket 50; trans
ferred, Is; seats forfeited 50; number on the roll
ess; number Of vacant seats, 81; applicant, I; re-
entered, -; receiving books, 8; number present,
aus; p1nctual, 1so; corporally punished, 10; sus-
pended, 8; days schools opened, 22s; days school
closed, II; aggregate days attendance, II, 6711<
aggregate days absent, 1,52s; whole number fn
attendance, TT; average attendance, 6l6; number
OF pupils tardy 12i; cases OF hardness 16 visits
OF trustees 10; visits Of superintendent "a visits
OF parents, 81: percentage Of attendance, SS.3.
Superintendent Wilson stated that In copycrsa-
tion with Mr.. w. w. Corcoran, this gentleman
had volunteered to advance money enough to pay
the salaries Of tho teachers and isnitors Of tho
schools of Washington and Georgetown fer one
month without interest, the money to DO placed
to tho credit Of the treasurers.
On motion Of Mr.. Mofatt, tho offer was 80
cepted, and yete Of thanks was rendered 70 Nh.
Corcoran for his Kind offer.
The board then adjourned and resolved itself
Into building committee, when the work on the
NV school building was reported - progressing
rapidly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
CARD FROM HON. J. II. SLOSS.


To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Your editorial notice this morning Of the
release upon bail of Mr.. Hope H. Slater, who 10
charged with the murder of Mr.. Michael Hufsy,
mentions me rs one of his bondsmen. This 10 not
SO. did not sign his bond, nor was requested
to do so.
Respectfully yours, &C., Jos. H. SLoss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-04
TAX BILLS

for special improvements and for sewerage set
tied At discount OF twenty -hve to thirty Ave per
cent. by the Rogers Banking Company, SIS Sew
enth street.