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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-28
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DIED.

NEAL-tm Saturday: April 8 10; at qnarter r t
| l clock r. NJ. Capt Will. g Neil, in the fifty
eighth year q his age native o. Philadelphia Penn
sylvania ano long resident OF this State
His friends and acquaintance respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral. which will take place
ON his late residence 332 Cont street, between
! Roman and Prieuv streets, at ocioch This Day.
Opeotlsas and Phad. pbia papers please copy.
RAINEY-On Saturday April 3, 1915, after lin
gerng Illness John D. Raney, aged twenty five
years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence Of his
mother, I'll Josephine street at 7. NJ. To Day. A.
RAICH-Cbas Christian G 1t fried Raich aged 13
years months and 10 days LStlSe OF Cairo W uTt-
I, nberg
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his uncle No. 16 Front Leyee street, at 80 r. NJ ),
To Day, to which relatives and friends Of the
family are respectfully invited.
MARY BECKER, Sister,
FRED. d. BECKER. Brother in law
RI THECRER, Uncle.
HENRIETTA TIIEURER, Aunt.
AWSON-sa'uraay evening April 3, 1915, Mary
Z. EawsoD wife Of job 4 kawSon.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are re-
spectfuly invited attend the funeral from her late
residence, l9l ST. Andrew street, which will take
place Sunday, at o clock L. NJ.
FORSTALL-On Saturday April 3, at o'clock 4.
NJ, Joseph Octave infant SON CT Octave and Louisa
Torsrall. aged eleven dass.
vHLAvASO- On Tuesday. April %, at 40 r NJ
Henry Viliavasc aged thirtyone years and eight
months
VANkETEI--On April 2, at :, O'Clock 4. NJ,
John H.. eldest Of ~ A. and John ii. Vanketel
aged - years.
PARKI<SON-At 3 oclocl. Wednesday Morning,
Mrs Margaret Pal knson.
MITCHEL-At Cape GiTar,ean Mo- Goth
March, 1e75 Colin J.. son Of Joseph and Ma hide
Freret Mitchell, aged nine years and eight months.
BAKROlS-On Monday night March 90, $50, at
L O'clock Nicholas Barrels, aged fifty nine years
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"ARr TREASURES OF GLAsU."-PUBLlsHEp
ny GErBIE & BARRtE, OF PHIIApyLruI,.-The
above work il one Of the choicest productions Of
epsravnSs, taken from the best painters and
sculptors Of England, Ireland and Scotland;
each engraving is clearly defined ana contains
its descriptive text. Each picture is q gem over
which the cunnisseur ct art will l,nger lovingly,
entranccd as wei BY the beauty Of the eubiec. as
by the exquisite ekill iisp aged in the engraving.
The design of the publishers, nessrs. Gebbie &
Barrie, If Philadelphia is to place in the hands
OF the American people > series Of superb IN
cravings, representing the best known works Of
celebrated British artists of the current century,
the originals of which can only be seen by those
who have tho en,ree Of the galleries Of TO atty
and Of the nobility Of Great Britain. All the art
treasures Of England public AMI private have
contributed to this really superb collection, AM
those who e. joy the beautiful in art should not
fail to subscribe to the entire series. The en-
r.i.yinSs ar printed upon supertino piatc-paper
l0x,S, aai is worthy Of handsome
frame.
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OUR SPELLING March. is now a fixed fact
that we are to have spelling match and al. the
arrangements have been completed. Dr. Syntax
will be represented by no less parsonage than
Mr.. John L. Owens, who will for the occasion as
sumo the saro and bearing Of the veritable
doctor himself, and will marshal his hosts Of
spoilers in regular pedagogue style.
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PrEsoHALs.-J. Y. Gilmore. editor Of tlt
Sugar Eo'r2, with his family, IL stopping at The
st. James Hotel.
Henry II. Shut, lat and family. from Chicago
are on visit to the Crescent City and have apart
menss at tho st. James.
Gen. G. W. G. Lee is still in The city and can be
seen at the st. James.
j. II. Oiem.ll and family, Of jackson, Miss,
have apartment 8 at the st. James Hotel. MIR.
Odemall is connected with the State Capitol Bank
Of Jackson.
Gen. Writ Adams is stopping at the st. James
Hotel.
II. II. Stanley. from Arcols, La. can be found
=. tho ST. James Hotel.
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EASTER FESTIVAL. Annual Easter Tes.i
val Of the ChAldrens Home of tho Episcopa
Church, will take place at the Institute on Jack
son street, this evening at o'clock. The Rish
Reverend Bishop Wilmer aud the reverend
clergy will be present. Apr pirate addresse:
are to be delivered, and collection taken up 70,
the benefit OF the Home.
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On Friday evening Ut Trinity Church. s!r
Woigh.man, ono OF the editors Of the Picayoe,
was made happy, and hcnceforth That gentleman
will no longer rank with the wistful single ones.
He was joined III matrimoEy to tho beautiful
Miss Louise Dunbar, and with the whole Jour
nalistic fraternity unite in wishing tic
welded couple the full fruition of their fondest
hopes. They leave for Mexico this mornng on
the steamship City or Havana, and they carry
with them the hearty well wishes Of large
circle Of war friends.
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MARRIED.

0ERT-DELATTE-On Wednesday, March
81. 1o15, at 81 Marys Assumption Church. by the
Rev. J. Lutte c. S. S. r., Mr.. John r. McCouIt
Miss Josephine r c. Delatte, both of this city.
No cards.
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yE OLD la4. Kls toScERrE..S.. Patticks Hall
wi 81 tha 10. ot Apn i, thr"nsei with those
w'oG -A' il th" act musical, on the occasion ot
III q q Foxes one r.. The programme is re-
pete vita Gofea en- ana, - tie past successes
II ta.sa ate .tatu uts have len ., crest, ~
-. lime =. r-a.l.t: ! : !. a.sle.on.
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Black Grenadines.
b ACk G. /. Z y ADIN Z s.!
AT
DANZIGER'S.
sO3. Canal Street 2O3

Between Burgundy and Ranpar,
AND -
Nos. 22S and $50 Royal Street, cor. st. Philip:
We have Just opercd
50 pcs PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES at 4oc,
50 pcs PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES a, SOC,
selling all owe, at sc.
100 pcs EXTRA QUALITY GRENADINES at
80 pcs SATIN STRIPED GRENADINES, all
grades.
10 pcs BLACK SILK yard wide, for nnder-
skirts, at ouly 70 cts per yard.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NEW DRESS GOODS s.
Now opening
Grenadines
Pe:cales,
Tussores
Nc zambquas.
Muslins
Deebses
A, prices defyng all competition.
We beg to call special atteution to our DRESS
GOODS counters at 10, r.. and 10 cents on which
daily expose NEW GOODS.
BARGAINS IN LINENS
BARGAINS IN Hoo GOODS.
go BLACK LACE CAPES a, only 81 SO. fully
worth =.
Ladies Full Finished Hosf. 1t only :; per dozer.
Isle THREAD GLOVES at only il cents
RIBBONS COEsETS. FANS,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. Etc.
STAPLE GOODS. STAPLE GOODS.
) Cases CALICOES. at : cent per yard.
Case a Col red PEjCALES, at 70 cents per yard
SHEETINGS AND SHlETINGs.
DENNIS, STRIPES. HIcKoRIES, ETC,
Al New York Agents Prices.
4 fG'i Assortment in line at great sacrifices
his week fer CASH al
DANGERS,
DOB Canal street
and 22c and $50 Royal street. ]
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Card Of Thanks.

The widow and children of the late Charles Bru-
lard desire to return their sincere thanks to those
kind friends who assisted at the concert given fer
their benefit at St Patrick $ Hall Friday evening
April =. Prominent among those who aided to make
the affair Prof Collignon, who so ably
directed the concert, Mines Comes and Vercken
Miles, De Jolly and Cior, and Messrs. Feitnger.
Me ic, Chel, Miral Cior and Gonnet the gentle
manly Managers and Directors of ST. Patricks Hall
Mr.. L Grunewald who kindly gave the Of his
piano: Mr. Lopez for suppl ing Investments and to
the press generally for their kind notices.
Mrs. CHARLES BRULARD.
ap4 1top For herself and children.
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The members Of the Robt E. Lee Social Club
purpose giving y grand fancy dress and calico
ball on saturday evening, April 10, at the st.
Charles Bal! Room, Alslers. Thanks, gentle
men, FIR your kind remembrance Of Us.
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J. LEvOIS & JAMESON,
1876 CANAL STREET. -
We will open on MONDAY onr new assortment O
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
PLAIN AND STRIPED LENOS,
LINEN BATISTE, in all colors
LINEN GRENADINES in colors-
HAMBURG NETS.
J. LEvOIS 4 JAMESON,
1876 Canal street.
ap4 SuTu&We
Try Uu!>he's ItcO- Dollar Shirt.
THE VERY BEST SHIRT
FOR THE MONEY IN NEW ORLEANS,
Either back or openfront and made in the ost
fashionable styles Of ho,oms and riffs, either
for butto,s, studs ey.lets.
THE NEW STOCK OF
Mems Furnishing Goods
FINER GRADE OF SHIRTS
Is now in store together with a complete assortment
Of SEASoNAELE UNDER WEAR of recent
Importation at low prices for cash.
Call and see at 3. I. WASHES,
APT it2p 40 anal street Y
Notice.
On account Of removal to the
CHIN PALAc E.
l29 Canal street, Touro Buildings,
We offer our immense stock of
CHINA,
GLASS,
CROCKERY WARE and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
u further reduced prices rather than to take the
isk of treakage in moving the goods prior to the |
9th Of April. |
Navra f. OHner,
ap4 114 Canal Street,
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tie Now Orleans BULLETIN can DO hsd OF the
1sws agent in Mobile ct the depot on tbs alrivai
q the r. N. train.

SILVER WEDDING. A large number Of
friends assembled at the residence Of our
genial friend, 1lr. Charles Prayer (of the
weli-known firm of Thomas II. Handy & Co..
372 Felicity street, to celebrate his silver
wedding. The appropriate ceremonies were
performed by the Rev. William Finn, Of the
Presbyterian Church. The presents of silver
were of artistic design and workmanship.
The banquet was excellent, and the music
and dancing kept up to late hour. The
health Of the worthy couple was drunk in
flaming beakers, and the heartfelt wishes Of
the company present rendered to them for
continuance OF the same unbroken and rare
domestic happiness which has fallen to their
lot in the past, in which we heartily join;
and we hope that they may live to celebrate
their golden wedding with as much pleasure
to themselves and numerous friends
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Jacob OFT,
CARR NTEE.
2s9 Magazine Street. Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car
peater and Building line. with promptness, nest
aess and dispatch. Cis.crns made sud psizao
nj tf2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DIR. G. BEARD, OcculisL
a. DATPHINE STREET.
Orleans lndrU,ary.
Df7cc tgnre roIn 10 toai
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G. Il. ChaMd ter.
PRA CTlCAL DEN fist.
347 MAGAZINE STREET BETWEEN ERAT(
! AND ITALIA STREETS.
| All the modern and improved methods Of preserv
ing and filling tee at to suit the times. vii
attend at the residence Of those ncun ,enienced
| calling at his office. APT lt9ap
| Il Card.
HALF YoTNG MEMS CoScoEnf> GirE CLrB !
l. Royal street, above Gem" Saloon. s
In case Of steady rain during today SUNDAY
April T. the Eighth Annual Private Picnic and
G rand Display Fireworks Of the above Club 10 take
place at the Fair Grounds. vii! stand postponed
until SUNDAY next April II; but should it take
place after shower. the flags the street cars
leading to the Fair Grounds will be hois,ed
By order Of tho Committee Of Arrangement.
ap4it J. BOLLWINkEL Chairman
NeW Goods, NeW Goods.
Lately arrived BY ex ress and steamers for the
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS
Leighton. New store,
cp4i, 100 Canal street
Carpet WarehOs1se,
1..-.--..--... .Chartres street ....n
CARPETINGS. Wilton, Administer, Velvet Brus
selr Tapestry, etc, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, English aad American.
MATTINGS 900 rolls White Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers
FURNITURE and CURTAIN GOODS Of Ores
suREASs Table and Enamel Oil Cloths. by
api SuTuSa2'r A. RR0rrsSrAu
For Safe or Exchange.
A LARGE SIZED SAFE
OF the
CELEBRATED IILLIES'S PATENT
Troy, New York.
Apply ia Poydr street api 1tadp
Cooks E.rcHr siOH,Sf.
Price 10 ser Is post paid Gives outlines and cost Of
tours in the United States ard Europe VIII be use
tui to any who intend leaving the " during the ST
son. A. X. MILLER & co. Agents s. Caron lelet
street. ap4 1t 2ip
January. 1870
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Com
pdny Of NrW FORK.
ASSETS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 1901 -
GLFNDV BURKE.
JOHN S. RAINEY. General Agent
Man5-er - y Caronlelet street
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Jacob OFT.

Ask yonr grocer for Paragon yeast powders.
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Drugs, Ehotes0le and Retail.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES

farfrnlar attention called to the RETAIL. DE
fAEiMFSI Of the business which il RI. NOS, ~
ten-ive and coAplete ii. the South
l. LYONS
nh. lGl2dp Cor Cam and Crst'er s.s.
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JOHN McNAINS.

o3S N"eazne and 10 Washington streets,
has for sale choice BUTTER and CHEESE and
FRESH CHEESE which he is selling at remarka1lv
low prices He has recently made a great reduction
in the prices OF his Teas an4,.
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4 Card.

New ORLEANS. April Z, 1873
Al flll meeting of the Board of lace Stewards
of the Louisiana Jockey Club hold this da-, at the
Office Of the Club it was resolved that in conse-
queIce Of the recent heavy rains tho unravorable
condition of the roads, and TO give an opportunity to
put the horses in proper condition for the racing that
the Spring meeting be and is hereby postponed until
SATURDAY, April 10.
By ORDER OF BOARD OF STEWARDS
ap4 3t,dr GA. BREAUX President
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3Fs Ia Canal Stree
OperO HOuse--IO the Public.

Oper0 HOuse--IO the Public.
The condition Of affairs in New Orleans compelled
this year submit to the sad necessity of giving
up the management Of the Opera; but confiding in
the sympa thes which popul ton ha always dis
played for me- and of which have received renewed
evidences, have determined to my task, and
have the honor to announce that in few days will
issue circular soliciting the support Of the public
for the formation Of Opera Company for the season
of ls15-.o, with full particulars to the plan pro.
pose to 70 low in order to keep up the opera our
city. l.. FLACIDE. GANOAGE.
New o leans April 9 1870. ap3 lw
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continuance OF the same unbroken and rare
domestic happiness which has fallen to their
lot in the past, in which we heartily join;
and we hope that they may live to celebrate
their golden wedding with as much pleasure
to themselves and numerous friends.
The prices for both city and State securities,
after somewhat excited and animated bull
market TO, two weeks, have declined about
one per cent, city gold bonds being about
thirty seven and State funding bonds about
ffty-seven aud half. There seems. however,
to be strong undertone to the market.
buyers somewhat outnumbering sellers at the
reduced figures, and the probability is that
large purchases will be made by parties having
moneys to invest, predicated upon the antici-
pated reform measures to be passed at the
extra session. One feature in the bond
market is the disposition of foreign bond
holders to fund their old bonds and hold on
to the new. The following we'll known firms
have funded large sums for Northern and
European account: Halsey & Co. agents of
Brown Brothers, Hunt ( Macauley. Louisiana
NtlIOnhi DAuh, hAu AOASNsil IL OUuS u0
bonds as soon as funded have been RENTED
to their correspondents. This would seem to
imply confidence in the new bonds on the |
part Of foreign holders, which has not been
shared by some of our own capitalists
TUE MISSISSIPPI DEMocaAT.-Wo are Iioased |
to note tho arrival OF another paper in the field |
ofjournalism. Messrs Burke and Bennett of |
Hazehutst Miss, viii on the 18th OF Anyll pub |
Ish the first number ofthc Mississippi Democra, |
The Democrat viii be weekly paper and, as |
its name imports, Will be Democratic organ, [!
and will be devoted to the beet interests of the |
State Of mississippi We extend to it hearty |
welcome, and trust that it may have its efforts |
rewarded with success, and accomplish much |
good for the noble cause ia which it is enlisted.
Buyers Of gas pipe will see by an advertise
ment under the head OF Morris Taskcr & Co.
that their agent, Alien Hill. 1G7 Baronne srea,
is receiving and has in store complete stock of
gas and water Pipe and al kinds Of steam ard
gas fittings, boiler tube, filters tools, etc. from
the above firm. Mr. Hill sells only Morris
Tasker l. Co.'S tubing. This tubing is made o.
The best material, il Of standard tLicknoss, LAP
Welded ana eac. length is stamped NJ. L. Il Go. :.
o guard agains. Misrepresentation.
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Hv.,ee-So orders Jake. - de Bulletin Once
syless 'ndorsea by the PROPRIETOR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-02-27

How DID HE GET IT?-The question
which has agitated the people the past
few days has been how did Ed. Gid
dings obtain the appointment of Collect
or of Internal Revenue? A would-be
wit has suggested that he played
"sinch" for it, and if the remark is con-
strued in a somewhat liberal sense,
there is some truth in it. Others who
indulge in unpleasant sarcasm pretend
to believe that his friend Garfelde OBJ
tanned the place for him, while the
more philosophical unearth the truth as
easily as a hog would ground-nut,
and declare that Grants love for his
bosom friends and boon companions of
long ago has Influenced him to give the
preference in this appointment to one
who came SO highly recommended by
our Federal officials, and Republicans
of high and low degree. 1t may be true
that they endorsed him as very suita-
BILE man to be sent to South America,
or any other" seaport" as Consul or
anything else, only and provided that
the "places which once knew him
should know him no MORE" but Grant
didn't care to see it in that light. Gid,
it will be remembered, fairly smiled all
over as he pocketed the precious bit of
paper, which like the recommendation
of his friend Howe, used on his previous
pilgrimage to Washington, could be
made to serve as letter of marque or
reprisal, and empower the raising of
official scalps anywhere on the high
seas. Poor Hayden! His faith in HUI
mainly must be greatly shaken. No
more will we listen to the minstrel
band while the silver-voiced orator"
exhibits his ingenious word-pictures to
an admiring auditory. The memory
,ciu revert to the things of the past, or
we would shed a tear to the memory of
the fallen brave.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-02-27

PARboNED.--Wm. Kirkland, who was
sentenced to ten years hard labor in
the Penitentiary at the November term
OF court, 1872, for manslaughter, has
been pardoned by the Governor. A pc
tition, signed by nearly five hundred of
our citizens, and the good behavior of
the prisoner since his incarceration, as
well as mitigating circumstances at the
time of the commission of the crime,
doubtless led to this exercise OF execu-
tive clemency.. a. iHta- ri + as ros
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-02-27

CoMMENDABLE DETERMINATION. -W We
are informed that during the recent
freeze-up, Mr.. D. w. Jones, Superin-
tendent Of the Lake Washington Coal
Company, cut q channel fifty feet wide
and three miles long across the lake, to
allow the transportation of the coal
cars and prevent total interruption of
mining operations. When it is con-
sidered that the ice was from eight to
ten inches in thickness the magnitude
and difficulty of the task may be imag-
ined. j
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-02-27

Liberal CoNrR1BUr1oNs-The people
of Walla-walla have been contributing
literally to subsidy for connection
with the Walla-walla and Columbia
river railroad. Twenty-thousand dol
lars of the sum required-S25, 00O-have
been donated, the principal firms head
ing the list with thousand dollar sub
scriptions. There are however, some
men of small ideas, as the following par
agraph from the Union, indicates:
1--WE hear of some liberal contributors to
the railroad subsidy. One merchant offers to
give $0c1, in salmon bellies while anoth-
er offers one hundred cords of wood in the
tree-on public lands of course, Somebody
is likely to come to want, If this lavish pot
latching' is not stopped. Don't allow your
generosity to get tho best of your judgm ent
gentlemen"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-02-27

MAPLE SUGAR.-The editor of the Van
couvar Register has been served with q
sample Of sugar, made from the sap of
the soft or vine maple tree, peculiar to
this coast. That paper says of the pro-
duct: The only difference noticeable
between the home made and the import
ed article being a much lighter shade
in the former, there being at least two
grades of difference in color. For guam.
tity Of sap and sacharine our soft ma
pie excels its prototype of the Western
States, and does not fall very far be-
hind the hard maple either in the guam
tity and richness of its juices. From
three gallons Of sap pound of sugar was
made, and had the trees been tapped at
the proper season, it is estimated that
each tree would have yielded sap suffi-
Gent to make two pounds of sugar.