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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29


To-day, the case of StockbridSe AIT. Wash
irgton and Georgetown railroad. was taken
up-lline and Barrett for plaintin,TO ten z 7
defendant.
POLICE CoURT-J,eiqe Shell
To-day, the court made "A statement that
one William Pearson had been accepted as
bOndsman in the sum of 1000 for Thomas
CuTran, who had been arrested on the charge
of burglary and assault and battery with in
tent to Kill, and held for action of the grand
Jury. The bail had been taken on the oath of
Pearson that he owned $1,000 worth OF real
estate. Since then, the charge had been
made by Lieut.. Greer that FearsC n owned
no real estate, and that the security was
straw bail. The court asked Mr.. Fisher. the
attorney, To see Lieut.. Greer and require
him to furnish proof Of this, so that Pearson
can be dealt with for perjury; ordered.
Norris DERRICK, larceny Ola pair of ear rings:
SIC and costs Robert Buchanan, larceny of
two milk cans; $50 and costs. Mary E
Young, Mary r. Arbold, and David Arbold
were fined 81 each for an afftay. Henry
Smith, assault and battery on Officer Column
bus; $50, or sixty days In jail. Eliza Thomas.
cOlOred, larceny OF | basket. - chemseS, .
shirts, petticOats and , pair of drawers
SO. or sixty days in Jail. VIM. Washington.
assault and battery on John T. CoStin who
testified that ne went bail for Washngt IN,
on an appeal case from the Police Court TO
him 10 the latter court TO deliver
him up for trial, when he made his escape
from the courtroom and ran; witness pur-
sued him for "A long distance, and on corner
turned OF him and beat him badly; $50 and
costs, or jail for sixty days, where NJ can be
found wheE wanted VIM. johnson, as ault
and battery on Hannah Johnson: 81 and
costs. VIM. Thornton assault and battery
on Isaac Johnson. cOlored; $40 and costs.
Albert Smith and VIM. Schofie.l, belonging
To the ''MOdOcS," forfeited collateral for dis
orderly conduct James E. Gillen forfeited
so collateral for fast driving. Albert Snip
ley was fnef "a for curSing in the streets
Alfred Robert. cursing; 81. Benjamin Anti
SELL loud and bOistCrOus language: s.. Mag.
Posey and Mary Peeler, loud and boisterouS:
Peeler gave some sauce 10 the Judge and was
fined so, and POSey 81. NarSallius Ander-
son, disorderly; $40. Molly Pinkney and
Mary FOLSOM, - each for same ofenSe. Ir-
wing Armstrong forfeited cola teraI. Henry
Smith, loud and boisterous Language; -.
WIN. Jones forfeited collateral. Mary smith
ami Sarah Brown forfeited collateral. Su-
sannah Hfrris. s. for cursing. Earl e. Farr
Indecent exposure; -. John Thompson. dis
'urbing Georgetown; SO Samuel Anderson
forfeited collateral. James Kelly. loud and
boisterOuS; -. John Raymond forfeited col
lateral. Joseph ID. Williams. - for curSing
Francis PoindeXter, disorlerly in George
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted tonight
at GO o'clock p. m. and eXtinguiShed a. ID
Hariui's attractive fancy dress ban for
children takes place tomorrow night az his
academy.
The WseAjy AflGs i thename Of handsome
well filled new weekly paper started ia " ash
Ig;sn by g. r. CaTh1rt 4 60.
Dir. George a. Gustin private secretary %
Pc> tfnasteT Ge'eral Jewell had tue mist for
tune 20 break one Of the small bone OF his
loot ON Saturday night last
George r Tyson formerly assistant nav
gator on The steamer PDlIriS has been ap-
pointed captain OF The watch a. me Navy
The festival f1r the heneit az the Church
Of the Incarnation will b heli at willard
Han ON Wednesday and Thursday nights
under distinguished auspices il viii n sen
oy the list az names ~ lady pat~oneSseS.
The services =, Calvary BaptI~t church
Yesterday were very interesting and impress
sive- and the ute az baptism was admins
teTGd Ia TOM ia.iIcs ~ tine close ~ the evening
The attraction this ami TO morrow even
ings at willard ~ II will be an Easter feS
tival ard tea party. under the auspices Of the
babies - ~ James L. r. parish. in aiI of the
fUTd 70 build a house of worship.
Two coiOTcd mea were requested to leave
81 Matthew church yesterday. because of
iheir INSISTING ~ ON occIpyIug seats m pews
un;"d by white people and refusing - go To
IhP gallery set aTaTi Tor cOlpTed people.
Harmony IOd-e. No p Knights Of Pyth-
iaS headed by the COrcOran Inuave hand.
their late brother, owen U'BTiru. which took
place from his TsSidenC" on u street. near
18Th southwest. TIE intsTueut was made al
The Congressional cemetery.
Hiss 4. Y Story. the plaintiff M the Howe
Story = auaal ease. sends rs "a card 20 the
public in which she denies IN. published
stateUen that she rctractr,i all she SWOTe
81 in her suit against Mr.. L. ". Howe. that
sl. L.d not 81 ISe 20 back. ''aS 70 was the truth
And the cart he published was without any
grounds for - iOing-
See notice Of meeting Of the Cooperative
PurrEaSin" A>SOciaI on. advertised in an
other COiGmn. The advantages Offered 10
those who become members 81 the asset
ati.H are Said tO he very great, and the mem
berShip fee - only - cents which can he
saved on the first purchase. This system il
i'm extensive operation in Europe, ard has
proved very beneficial to the working laSSes.
Books IF subscription tOthe AnacOStia AM
Potomac railroad company will ne Opeua C
to-day, AMI Kept open until AplIl sfh. Tni.
important enterprise - in good Teliabl,
hands. and the line Is likely 10 ~ "A payin,
enc. as ~ Will supply street car facilities Il
portion 81 the city having a lETge pOpula
ton. and " n aHOri SOuvea ient connection
with all the other street rs'ilwS.s- in the city
number of prOpe-ty v holders On tlth street
between Fennsy lvSlIa avenut and VI stree
southeast, met ON Friday evening last. an,
measures were taken to tPSi at as early
tate as possible. eIe LEGALITY of the action q
The late Board OF Public " OrkS i'm chargin,
for pa ementS. ruTbing and cutters whicl
had not been Lam ON that portion OF the stree,
embraced between Pennsy Ivania avenue an,
H street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29
THE Markets.


BALTIMORE, March 29.-yirginis sirns. paelers,
Sc; Nirgnss, consolidated. s. !: West yirginias,
special tax,s bid to day. Sugar very Stronghold
BitrrNoRE, March se-cotton auis, but firm;
and hrm-Howsrd street ana .uper, 2sa. 20;
do. EXTRA, c1es u; do; family '.seas.7s; city MLl-
brands, 6.25ssso de-. family, 500. Wheat frm-Nr.
wrSe.n amber, .soal 81; Nc. 2 do. 2dsl 2; m.si
Penu.ylv snia red, / z5sl % Maryland red, a;s'
l:se; do: amber, SAL g do white, 2sal IS; NJ.
ern white oass; southern yellow, s2as5: western
mixed mixed 81. Oats agiet7segthsrn ssase; res,'rn
Hay dull-Pennsylvsnia and Maryland, lsa2?. Pro
ssGRs s.rsS a, with s an upward tsndsnc Pork
order trsde-shOulders, Sas q clear rib sides, IL
hss for Ssr load; os c,v otsns g.Sked SAL
sae-f fs RIB R ss i I'm, Ham .iS Lard
ira fne western, tubs and rolls Istc2 Petroleum
dull and nominsl-7a7s. Coffee quiet--oriinary 70
PHLaDELPHIA, March 2e-Cattis moderatelr ac-
tive; weeks prices firm 1900 head arrived and sold
6>sa7 for fair to good; and sac per pound f,r
con mon a. 10 quality Sheep IN fair demaut-, To
HSss firmly heiiI4O6o head soIa at isc5,l275 per
nEw Yosx, March 2-s,ocks active and an.
ssStl.d Money; 8. Gold, Il Exchange long,
+se: short - GnE errmcnts dnll.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Flour qVat and an
changed. Wheat dull AID dropping. Corn firm.
GOAL SH1pP1NG.-A lease OF the wharf OF
the Consolidation coal company was ffected
by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company
yesterday. That this information is liable
we are satisfied and shows concusively that
the Consolidat ton coal company is paying no
attention 10 the shipment of coal by canal
ttda6esiop.d (.Hd.) Times. March 9Th.
~ Four boys are now dependent upon Bret
llarte for skates.
e. A Vermont cat has been the mother Of
one hundred little eats in her time. and she
goes To the concerts a regularly as ever.
s1A plain Wisconsin man. Mortified "a,
ONerhearing his wife calculate. That's the
kind OF a clotheS-pin am" went out TO at
tempt suicide.
ga paper cautions its readers against
DOMINIC spring clothing too soon. Bring up
another hod of coal and say 10 NOR, about
spring. II you please.
nFrA party Of seventy B3ptiStS are shortly
10 set out from London on "A tour 10 Rome. IN
be Prcsentat the opening there of a Baptist
chapel.
EyAleNander Herman. the pIeStidigita-
teur, was married Saturday by Mayor Wick
ham OF New York a. Tie City Han loan Egg
liSh lady.
~ The startling rumOr Of n few days since
that the steamer Ruby had been lost in Pa
get Sound. with al, hands on board. is con
tradicted. No harm has happened 10 TIE
vessel.
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LOCAL NE w s.


YDrJs OpsTd HOlIse.-CarncrOss 4 ID les
NJ nStrslS.
NGsoRal Thsa'eT.-The great opera bouffe
"GirOae- Giro ia.
Arena. TN,ReT.-'' RIP Van Wrinkle" and
programme OF attractive sDecialties-
77seGfeT OTGique-The lively drama Jim
Bludsoe, or the BOhemiaIs and Detectives,
and other attractions.
NesC HGrhst H,Ll.- Annual ball Of the
Knights Of Co umb a.
WL0lTI Han Tea marty BY the latieS Of
81 Johns T. r Church.
A. street TrssbgferiGd CS7.soh--SecO1d grand
champion Spe ing m ssch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

RIAL ESTATE SALkS-John j. Evans
Capitol hill. real estate broker. has sold TO
Col IA. A. Gilbert, original lots :, ;. g, 10 and
u i'm square g3s for Sc 40; also, for Coz. s. T.
Suit. 10 acres OF land near the District line
10 j. X Lynch. member OF Congress from
Mississippi. for 81 j00 in freedman's Bank
deposit books.
B. III. Warner. real estate broker and cue
th'neer. sold saturday afternoon for Amer
Nelly, lots 2l and p. square o92. fronting 3s
Ieet on the east side Of 1th street, between r.
and r streets northwest and Improved by a
ISo-Story frame dwelling. 10 Wrl. Stickney.
yor SO!9oi also. lot ID. square e9i east side os
G%w jersey avenue, between ID street and
Worth Carolina avenue. with a two story
an VI basement brick house subject to special
i'm movement tax. for $3.50 TO the commits
sioI eTs OF the Freedmans Savings apd Trust
Caru vzgny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29
Physicians AStoni>hed,

correspondent of C. y. Crittenton, No.
Sixth avenue, in letter from Burlington
Iowa. gives the particulars of "A ease of con
SumptiOn-SO pronounced by three prof,ns-
sional men-which was cured in six weeks
by the regular use Of Holes Honey OF HOur-
hound and Tar. He says 1.-The circumstance
has made quite a noise in these parts and
the physicians admit that the cure is beyond
their comprehension. That may be-, but il il
fact. nevertheless
Pixies Tooth Ache Drops.-Cure in one min
INTO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

,.rASikk SJND&N--leStsTdag wa- . de-
hSntiul day for church gOerS and foy Iadt.a
Win spring bOnnets and dresses the weather
. -. ofIS,it and warm and the walkin z good.
IH' chNTcieS-6S p+c,ally those OF the "a III
'tic ana Episcopal denominations. in which
the Faster services are peculiarly i'm ors-S-
SiNt-weTe crowded in the morning. " 81 y
EtnhSN wanna avenue and the streets gslp
ftsitN throughout the day were througed ~
PEDESTRIANS. II was e1rOreouSiv DubIIShe 4
W SATURDAY that Rev. Father Mcguire would
t,"eh at - AlOy>iuS' Church Yesterday
=. tI''>t VINO Stte. Idezi with the expactation
90 nearing him had the pleasure of listening
son - ~ y itI4eI '''iii4-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

CHAEGFD WITH isOBBiNe. HI FATrrrr
Yesterday, Iet MCDevitt arrested a
man nSned John CTOnin, II. for robbing his
father. In Richmond. Va. some dav> agn
and ne - held for the authorities of thai civ
The amount Of money he charged with steal
bis psISOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

Sold by r. A Golten q Bro. hsh agents.
to day: I .2oO shad sold from So TO as per hun
dred; 5000 herrings sold from SIS to 40 per
Thousand: 2.aa0 punches rock and perch sold
from y TO IS cents per bunch; i.eol bu lches
cut fish Sold from s to IS cents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

IN regard to the tax
Cor gTess:
NJ W. Gait, Bro. & Co.
q. W. Cochran & Co,
W q. Metzerott 4 Co.
W. OTn1e & Sons,
&. III. Eaufmann.
X. II. Mohun & Co.
John T. Mitchell.
j. W. BOteler & Bro,
Wall & Robinson,
NJ. william,
ThCs. Berry,
VIM. l.. Wall.
John W. Marin.
j. III. Semmes & Co.
Crosby =. Noyes,
JAS. Il. DOdsOn,
Perry & Bro,
G.. J. Johnson & Co.,
Thos. l.. Hume,
r. r.. Carter,
Barbour & Hamilton.
Eugere Carusi,
r +. White,
&. A. James,
Saml Bacon 4 Co,
Dan ! ". Clarke,
Jackson, Bro & Co,
W III & q II. morrison
j. II. Bryan d Bro,
l. q. Campbell.
". Il. Moses,
Beall & Baker,
a. Saks < Co.
Chas. StOtt & Co.
Frank Harvey.
W. Tilley.
W II. WyvIll.
W. II. Narrower,
j sihillingtDn,
III r. Zimmerman 4
son.
Walter 9. Cox,
-. Simmons.
John NJ. Young.
Wash. II. " Villains,
LUZ 4 Brother.
". ~ilverbcTg.
Browning q Middle
ton.
Geo. Watts & Co,
Robert Cohen. ST.,
-. katZenstein,
Y II. Shea.
liable Brothers,
II. !. Gregory,
Geo. Taylor.
r.. Pickrell & TO.
VIM. Clabaugh.
John II. EObiuSC r.
Somers & Smij n
Hartley & Bro
\. Ross Ray tsR
r. L. Welch.
Geo. ShOcm: .kerECO
" IL. Tenn .ey &Sons
Geo. W. G. SSH.
BceHeT.Ci Sv.lSWelcl
:. CroTle rs sons.
II. H. 4 , a, B. Cropley
Y =. Or g,ies.
W H 5saIl.
IhCS. IrCwieS.
Ealia 1T & ogden.
john II. Sis.
a & acyler.
iI' :, j. iiart 4 Co.
jos sph j. May.
~ uIcaHeOn Bros.
r. aywSrIi < HutClin
son.
Hill & Mcdonnell.
X. NJ. Johnson.
4 Chas. J EinsOlving.
Robert Ball,
W. q. Berry.
r.. +. Buckley.
LuChs 4 Bro,
/ Eellrend Bros.
HOinead & Co,
VIM. Hurley,
II. q. TOwIeS.
r. +. Simpson,
John +. Ellis & 60.
Lockwood. Hufty &
iN iOf.
W. NJ Shuster & Bro
SolOmOnS& Chapman
Franklin Philip.
Willett 4 Ruoff,
JOS. W Marin.
John McCIellapd,
BiedleT, fiOward&Co.
John A. Baker.
Yates & Mitchell,
VI. Silver,
-. Heller,
George Ryneal,
L. Heilbrun.
LansbUrgh q Bro,
Wilson. Brooke 4 Co
Shmecitie Bros.
j. VI Kennedy X Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

THE SENTENCE OF II. III. Slater convietaj
of manslaugtiter for killing MichaeI Hussey
some months since, was not imposed i'm the
Criminal Court, Judge MacAr thur to-day
as WAS intended. I'm consequence of the indis,
position of Mr.. Riddle, OF his counsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

ANOTHFE RoBEFRY TIE oo;.. 81, NJ,
,HaIie> : NhfeeNe, rial estate brois.r Ilsj
III str'ct. was entered last q yftt by- thieves
alley. and bored ten auger noleS i'm tbs ~,
Ter, which enabled them 10 enter the offica.
They forced open a desk. from which tha,.
took small safe containing eighteen doljarS
a drawer with about one dollar i'm chanEs
Wa untouched. -N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

BCRNFD TO DEATH By COAL OL.-Pat-
rick Martin. residing at No sI3 6fh street
southwest on saturday evening accident
ally saturated bis clothing with coal oil
whnh caught nre, and before the flames
could be eNtinguished he was 40 badIy
burned that he died in the afternoon of that
day. he bad been drinking quite freely of
late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

MOI UT SFRNoN LAGER BEER BRewFpy
Mr. Go urge Juenemann through this cold
winter L. es been very bGsily engaged brewin Q
the a, cal led Pilsen lager beer. vi ich he In.
tends 10 :, we his customers with on the Isl
Of April. lie says IL will be superior TO any
in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29

FAfAL GoLD-Iate advices from japan
via San Francisco. states that '.many deal
bodies Of Chinese were taken from the wreck
Of the Pacific steamship Japan, all OF which
were kept Nafer water by money fastened
about item"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-29
weather Probabilities To-day.
OEyICx or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I

For The middle Atlantic and south Atlau-
Tie states. cloudy and cool weather Will con
nDue. with rain. northeast In southeast
winds AMI fan re MISUNDERSTANDING the day