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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-09

RAILROAD YEAsT.-One pint OF coarse
flour; one teaspoonful OF soda; one
teuspoonful of ginger aud one tea
spoonful of sugar. Pour boiling water
on it, snd stir until it is thin enough fur
rising; set in warm place until light,
then place where it is cool. In making
bread take four spoonfuls Of new milk,
a little pinch of soda, aud add one cup
of hot water; when cool enough not to
scald, stir in flour and one spoonful of
the above yeast.
CREAM PUFFs.-Two cups of flour, one
cup of butter, one-half pint of water;
boil the water and butter together, aud
stir in the flour, little at a time while
boiling; when cold add five we'll beaten
eggs and one.fourth teaspOOnful soda;
make into cakes one-half inch thick, ana
put at once into rather hot oven, not
disturbing them until they are of light
brown.
LEMON PIE.-Yelks of three eggs and
the white of one, one cup of water. one
and one-half spoonfuls of flour, juice and
grated peel of one lemon; stir all -
Rether and bake as custard pie. Beat
the whites Of two eggs to a froth; then
add four spoonfuls Of sugar, flavor with
lemon, and when the pie is done spread
this over the top; return to the oven to
brown.
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one and one-half pounds Of sugsr ana
ten eggs. Dissolve the sugar 10 the milk
and beat the eggs TO n froth; then add To
the milk aud sugar; bring to . scsld In .
water bath and flavor. Freeze with ice
and sslt-proportioa, one quart Of salt 10
one pAilful Of ice.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15
District Government Affairs.

THE LAW AS TO GOODS BROUGHT HERE FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.
Underact of Congress approved March 3. 1877,
entitled an act for the support of the govern
ment of the District of Columbia for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1873 and for other pur-
poses there is required of any person bring e
goods OF any character whatever into the Dis
trlct Tor sale by auction. to pay to the collector
tax OF one and one half per centum: and it
is made the duty of the auctiOneer making
such sales to deduct from the gross proceeds
OF each and every sale SO made by him at the
close OF each days sale, and pay the same to
the collector, and failure SO to do is punishable
lars: This requirement is being hon
Ored more in the breach than i'm the obServ-
ance, and the regular trade is feeling some
what annoyed at the failure to have the law
enforced. The complaints are also made
against those dealers who are nominally sell
ing out, but daily repleniShng their stocks
either OF iewelry. silver-plate, clothing hats,
caps, boots. shoes, &C. This replenished stock
is sold at auction daily, night and morning is
being brought in daily, and evades the tax on
perSOnalty-being sold at auction vet is clearly
taxable under the provisions of the law re-
ferred to.
4 QUESTION OF SECURITY OF BUILDINGS.
A question as to the Sufcency of hollow
walls for three-StOry brick building to be
used as private residence, now in course of
construction in the northwest portion of the
city. has been raised by the architect in cOnse
quence of its condemnation by. the inspector
OF buildings, and it is likely to result in the
appointment OF board of experts by the Dis
trlct Commissioners for examination and re-
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
ssCourts,, and ..Streets. :.

Editor Star:-f your correspondent ..Citi-
Zen,' who Is so worried about the naming of
our smaller streets will consult his dictionary
he will discover that he did not know lust what
he was saying when he said Columbia street
should be called Columbia Court. on o street.
between 9Th and 10TH Webster defines a.
court as IAN inclosed space; a yard or area ;
which Columbia street certainly is not. A
street, the same authority says, is "a paved
way or road; a city road hence main way.
street may not be a main way. but it is a
pared way; and it is neither lane, a "widened
alley, or a court. Hence it is a "street" or
''city road COLUMBIA STREET.
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Baltimore Conference of the VI. f.
Church South.

APPOINTMENTS FOR WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
This conference held its closing session yes
terday in Baltimore, Bishop McTyere pre-
siding.
Rev. J. W. ErvOn was changed from the
effective tOthe Superannuated relation. Rev
+. +. BuSey was placed on the Superannuated
list
The missionary board was elected as follows ::
Ministers, John 5; Martin, Samuel Rogers,
Whisner, John L. Gilbert, G. G. Brooke: lay
men, Leroy NJ. Wilson, j. III. III. Ftggart, T. j.
Magruder and Charles Shipley.
Bishop McTyeire expressed his thanks for
the kindness shown, &c, and announced the
adjourned.
THE APPOINTMENTS.
The presiding elders are Samuel Rodgers.
Baltimore diistIist; J; E: Armstrong. last
Nelson Head, Winchester; David Thomas
Rockingham: r. r. S. HOugh, Roanoke: A
p; BOnde, Lewisburg; r. Smilhson. MOorfield
Dsre aPe as ooSs Mt ven
non Place. to be supplied by Rev. DR.. w P.
Harrison and j. W. BOteler, sup. Alexandria,
W. X. Boyle and F. NJ. Mills, sup. Fairfax j.
Il. Dulaney and A: E. Bradenbaugh; Falls
Beal!: LeeSburg, Fl. H. Kennedy; Potomac
Mission to be supplied: Hamilton and Grove,
l.. II. Crenshaw; HillsbOrO, w. III. Wilson !;
houdoun, Thomas E. Carson and H; P. Hamill
WarrentGn, James Higgins Paris, George B.
Allen; Fauquier, j. S. Porter and F. Furr
Prince William, F. A. Mercer; Stafford, E. H.
HHeny d6Tta 10 W. Duffy
Granden. Sunday School and Tract Agent
The following, among the other appoint
ments, are well known in this District: j. s.
Gardner to Winchester; &. G. Brooks, Berry
Vile; j. l.. Gilbert. BrucetOwn; John s. Mar
ten, Staunton; w. G. Eggleston, Harrison
burg.
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The District In Congress-.

BUSINESS BEFORE THE HOUSE COMMITTEE
TO-DAY.
The House committee on the District of CO.
lumbia to-day after hearing accorded VIM.
Z. Chandler. Gen. B. F. Butler and ex Repre-
sentative Eldridge, decided to withhold from
reporting to the House for the present the bill
to forfeit the charter of the Washington Mar
ket company 1t was also agreed to give the
representatives of the cOmpanya hearing next
week.
Col. Robert Christy and Judge Dent were
heard in opposition to the bill the committee
had agreed To report favOrably with reference
to assessments in the District. They took the
ground that the assessments, as originally
made were in violation of law, and that the
proposed bill would. in effect, give legality to
what are held to be illegal acts.
MIR. Brooks, of this city, made an argument
in favor of game law In the District and the
imposition of tax on dogs.
SPRING THING.-Attractive display STYLES
just received. liable Bros, 18th and d sts.-
4GTt.
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CITY ITEMS.
SPRING HATS AT POPULAR Pr

SPRING HATS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Broadway Silk Hats. 81 and So:
Gents Flexible Stiff BrimS. $3.50 to $500:
Gents latest style. Stiff Fur Derby's. 81 to So:
Fine soft Fur Hats 81 Is, $1.5O, S1.15 - to So:
Our stock of Dollar Hats is unequalIed.
We invite the attention of persons in want
the above line of goods. Lewis $40 eth ST
bet. | and X.
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AmuSemenfS.

National Ihedter -"London Assurance -
at the National last evening was witnessed by
fine audience. The play was we'll put on the
repeated tonight. Tomorrow night for Mr.
Raymond's benefit, Paul Pry" and Too
dies will be presented. Colonel Sellers -
matinee tomorrow, and next week Lolita.
Theater COmique.-The performances here
are first:class in every respect, and we'll worth
witnessing.
given here this evening to Mr.. HerndOn Nor
sell should, and doubtless will be, fully at
tended. Aside from being a testimonial to
musical treat.
Congregational Church-Rev. j. Leonard
Corning begins here tonight a course of eight
Illustrated lectures on the History of Art"
The lectures will take place Friday and Tues
day evening of each week
921 0h Street. - The bazaar and festival
being given here nightly by the ladies of
Lutheran chapel, Capitol Hill. continues to be
a success,
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HATHAIRON.

Discovered thirty-hve years ago by Prof. Lyon, of
1ale Is the most perfect preparation In the world
Tor preserving and identifying the hair. Besides
being the best hair dressing ever pro-
duced, Lyons AathairOn will positively
prevent RraYness, and will restore new
hair TO bald heads, IL the roots and fOllicles
seeming miracles, of which the following is 4
Fair Specimen :" had been entirely bald for
few bottles Of Kathairon, and, my great surprise
have thick growth Of young hair. COL. JOHN
u. UORkANCE, U. B. A" In every important
respect the kathairon Is absolutely Incompatible.
1t is unequaled: Ito Cnre Badness 2LTo Re.
store Gray Hair. 3. To Remove Dandrun. Ito
Dress and Beautify the Hair. BEAR IN MIND
Inc hatnalron Is no sticky paste of sulphur and
70 paint and daub the hair and para
yze the brain. II Is q pure and limpid " etable
souon, INTENDED 70 restore the hair by natural
grown ana refnvfgoration. Ii is splendidy per-
TUNED. and the most delightful toilet dressing
known. No lady IS or gentleman 8 toilet outfit q
complete without Lyons KathairOu.
= SOLD EVERYWHERE fanI4-m.wfly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

WINTER NOT HEALTHY SEAsoN.-There is
no greater fallacy than the opinion held by
many, particularly the young and strong and
vigorous, that winter, especially sharp,
frosty one, with plenty of snow. is the most
healthy season of the year. Very few persons
seem to realize the fact that cold is the cOndi-
ton OF death, and that, in both warm and cold
climates, it is our unconscious effort to main
tain our bodily heat at a temperature of $50
that wears US out. To this temperature, called
" blood heat" every cubic inch of oxygen that
our own bodily heat, or life ceases. Since in
cold weather the maintenance of sufficiently
elevated bodily temperature becomes very
often difficulty too great for our strength,
the advent of a severe winter is really more to
be dreaded than the visitation of a pesiilence
tScientifc american.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

TREES, SEEDS. FLOWERS, &C.
An immense stock of all kinds of FRUIT TREES.
standards and dwarfs.
Small Fruits-Grapes,. Currants, Gooseber-S
rieS, Strawberries. &c. -
Eyergreens, Shade Trees, Ornamental Trees, Roses
&C.; New and Rare Plants Bedding Plants, &c
Garden Seeds, pure and genuine; Flower Seeds,
new, rare and beautiful.
Cut Flowers, BOQuets, Designs for Funerals. &c,
12O acres In Trees. IA Greenhouses.
Everything In the Nursery lfne-Plants, Seeds
and FlOwerS-at lowest rates.
JOHN SAUL,
mar4-eO2w" 6S1 9TH St., opp. Patent Office,
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
A. r. Shepherd to Sophia Angler, $1,000, lot Il,
So. l6l, subject to trust of $4,000. Ritten-
Coleman, 8. west u of east part of lot 9, So.
~. X. l.. Coleman to Mary G. Moss, $263 Is,
same property. VIM. Osborne to Archibald
lence.". A. White to VIM. Osborne, 81 OOO part
lot s, So 55l. James C. Fay trustee to james
Walters, 81 $50, part 19, So. 40. Foundry NJ. E.
Church to E: Owen ct al, $, lots 10 to %, So.
III. Warner ct al. to E. A. McIntire, $S65. part
!, So: lois E. A: McIntire to b: H. Warner,
8, $50 lot II. Sd. $50, subject to deed of truss
500, One-third interest lot II and part Is, So.
I9S B. II. Warner to E. A. McIntire, 800, lot
10, SO. ga
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GAF' FLEIsCHalANS = CO.'S
OOMPREssED YEAST.
An first class grocers keen IL.

xyefything that succeeds and has merit has imi-
0sors ana oeunterfeiters; therefore II you wish to
6ke sovanta8e OF the superior quality Of Car
aeischmann Co. 8 COMPRESSED YEAST see
you. ~ ~ w ubou
Inc genuine Gan, Fleischmsn Co.'s COM
Ass'e VI usoe marx. yan22-ly
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NEW BUILDING AssOCIATION.-At meeting
of the stockholders of the new Emmett Build
ing Association, held last night at st. AlOySius
schOOl-hOuse, lst street northwest, between
and h streets. permanent organization was
perfected by the unanimous election of the
following officers TO serve for the ensuing
Daniel Grady president; John d. BlinkhOrn,
vice president; Daniel Donovan, secretary ;
ward Purcell, Eugene Daily, A. j. Clarke, E. j
BrOsnan, Timothy BrOsnan, j. ID. Johnson, P.
j. RiOrdan and Thomas Lynch, board Of direc
tors.
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GEORGETOWN.

OPPOSITION IN THE RAILROAD BUSINESS
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad, as hereto
fore noticed, leased the office under Masonic
Hall, and is getting things in readiness to open
ticket and freight office. Now the Balti
low suit, and, il is said, intend to rent the
store on the corner above prospect and High
for the same purpose.
ST. PATRICk's DAY.-Mr. Thomas MuntZ, a
we'll known Georgetownian, is chief marshal
of the procession on st. Patrick'S day. which
Is noticed in the local columns of The STAR.
DREW DIoRAMA, consisting of twenty five
large oil paintings of Scriptural subjects
copied from Dore, will be exhibited at Gay st
Baptist church tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

THEY Don't KNOW IT.-Some people don't
know that they are being Swindled every time
they buy an inferior, rt-weight baking
powder. 1t would be far better to buy and use
the old reliable D00Ley's Yeast POloder. Every
package of the DOOley Powder is warranted
absolutely pure and strictly full weight sold
by grOcerS generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

THE SOUTH WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE So.
GETTY met last night at DIR. Mobiles church
and was largely attended. Addresses were
made i'm favor of prOhibitOry laws. JOS. vii.
lamS presided and addresses were made by
w. Fl. Case the Hon. Mr.. Branscombe Mo.
the Rev. Geo. Taylor, the Rev. DIR. Hendriek
and j. C.. Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

TEMPERANCE IN EAST WAsHINGToN.-The
held an0theryery successful meeting in Union
Town last evening. Among the speakers were
hon ID. r Holloway; James Cunningham, of
w Va: Frank Reside; j. r. HOlroy and
ThOs Hineline, who presided. Upwards of a
hundred people signed the pledge making
over four hundred this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

nHMONGEOT'S AMBROsIAL for the Hair
~ And Scalp. &c. Depot, GIG 9th ST., opposite
y. -. fatent O@ces MARTYR
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TRIsMUS NASCENTIUM.-An investigation
was made by Medical Sanitary Inspector
Stewart yesterday into the causes OF the death
of an infant child OF Tabitha johnson, col
Ored, living I'm Pleasant alley, South Washing
ton, and the conclusion was that the child died
o. iIisWIs pasceutipus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

By GENERAL REQUEST Lansburgh & Bro
have concluded to hold their auction of drv
goods, in addition to their daily sales, also
every night at 7:3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

SPECIAL BARGAINS AT THE NEW DRY GOODS
STORE.-Black cashmere, all pure wool, very
wide, double width. 50 black cashmere, double
WOOL Is black silk, excellent quality, 81 black
silk. excellent quality, (satin finish, only ST. 25
this is a special bargain; white hOney-comb
quilts, %; large size bridal quilts, 80; excel
idft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS
met last night; all the members present, and
MIR. BrittOn in the chair. An application for
position as clerk under the board from j. w.
Officer Luskey was ordered to be remitted on
the statement of Surgeon McKim that his alb
sence was caused by sickness. The requests
OF Oficers Heinline and Burnley for similar
transfer of liquor license of Bun Bryan was
approved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. At the 95th
monthly meeting OF the Franklin Cooperative
Building Association one share was redeemed
at $3E.41, and 5000 advanced at a premium
of so per cent.
At the 42d monthly meeting of the Jefferson
Cooperative Building Association So 900 was
advanced at an average premium of So per
cent.
At the 9Oth monthly meeting of the Airing
ton Cooperative Building Association $500
was advanced at an average premium of IS per
cent.
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CHURCH OFFICERs.-A certificate has been
filed in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of
the election of the following trustees of Union
GThapel NJ e. Church: George T. McGlue,
George RhinehaIt, j. H. Collins, r. II. Haupt'
man and f. s. Westcott. Nf'
Also, OF the following of Mt Zion Nj. E.
Chas: H. Lewis. j. E. w. Sharretts, Henry
Mahley, James Kelly, Thos. Morrison and
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ATTENTION, EPseUREs.-John r. Kelley
announces that he will have on sale tomorrow
ington this early in the season, fed by John
Bramley, of Clark county, Va. Mr.. kelley's
stands, il will be remembered, are Nos. 62s
ninth street wingl Center Market, and 206
and 1S Northern Liberties
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LECTURES.
TLLUSTRATED Art LECTTRE1.

course of eight Illustrated Lectures on ''TH z
HISTORY OF AIT will he delivered by Rev.
J. LEONARD CuRNING. in the lecture room Of
the Congf eSational Church, corner of L. d and q
streets, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN NtiS
beginning FRIDAY, March 18th, at 8 o lock
Description circulars and tickes at the Washing
ton Art Club Rooms. Vernon Row. Fill'S Book
store, Galt's Jewelry store and Brad Adams.
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PROF. SWING said, in his sermon last Sun
day, that woman, like man, should have the
privilege of selecting the pursuits that will
physical forces. A new participation of wO-
man in public affairs may be expected with the
advance in education. Her power dees not
with her education and industry, for then she
begins to penetrate society with truths
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LOCAL NEWS.


hHusemeHfs. &c, HO-H1E"N'
National T7ledter.-" London Assurance
Ihedter CbnliQUe!-Varieties.
Lincoln HdV.-Complimentdry concert to
HeFndOn MOrSell.
as1 7th street ROrthreSt.-Grand bazaar and
festival.
CONGREGATIONAL C7turch.-Illustrated lecture
On the History of Art
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to procure Mrs. WinSloUS Soothing Syrup for
all diseases of teething i'm children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

THE MRS. II. B. HAYES TEMPERANCE So
CIETY AND CONGRESSIONAL MORALITY.-A
special meeting of the Mrs. r. b. Hayes Tenn.
resolutions were adopted protesting against
"a recurrence of the scene which tranSpired
in the House of Representatives on Wednes-
day, when member from Virginia diSgraced
himself, his constituents and his country, by
appearing on the floor of the House in an in
toxicated condition." and Calling upon the
Speaker to see that the rules of the House are
resolutions are to be transmitted to Speaker
Randall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-15

NEW WORKERS Fox HUNTING IN VIRGINIA.
The biggest meet of the season took place
Saturday. six miles south of Midlothian i'm
Chesterfield county. The hunt was a compli-
ment to MeSsrs. HiggersOn and OHarrow of
Albion, n. Y, who are guests of Mr. W. r.
Burrows. of Richmond. There were a dozen
or more riders and twenty-five dogs i'm the
field. and the chase was led by Messrs Lester
and MaSruder, of Chesterfield, two of the most
experienced hunters and toughest riders in
the county. The result of the chase was two
bushes-one red and one gray. The first broke
cover about 8 O'Clock a. NJ. and led the HINT
ers across the country at a rafting rate, and
was killed after chase of about two hours
and half. the whole party being in at the
death. lie dogs were well punched during
the entire time, and made the welkin ring
with their music. The second fox was killed
after a very short run. Some of the country
hunted over was very rough, and some very
stiff jumps were made, one of the riders land
ing his mare on her launches. The pluck of
the nOviceS our northern friends, is spoken of
in the highest terms by the old unters. They
followed their leader and the hounds in a
manner that would have reflected credit on
much more experienced fox -chaSerS, and were
presented with the brushes in recognition of
the fact Richmond State.
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M fsp ia Weir VEGETABLE DEcoCr1os

sCROFULA, ERYsIPELAs AND ALL mrs.
EASES OF THE BLOOD
Recommended by eminent physicians OF Bald.
sTOTT q CROMWELL, Agents, washington.
8. w. CROPLEY, Agent Georgetown.
taw streets. Baltimore, Nd. sp7-eoiV
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ON THE CASH PLAN.

GHooEF1Es ON THE CASH PLAN.
GOOD Tea, per h., 25 cents.
Green and Black Teas, 80 IS and zoe, per h.
Magnificent Imperial and Oolong Teas. remark
able for strength and flavor, per h., co..
Very choice UncoOred Japan Tea per h., 50c
3 lbs. Duryea's Starch, 25c., and Corr Starch
lie. per paper.
Zoe. per 10.
White Sugar (Al, 8. and Granulated Zoe. per Ib.
Nice MolaSSeS, (bright New Orleans. per gal
40c. Goods delivered in Washington or George
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER.

washington, March Is, 1873
For New England and middle states, rising
barometer, diminishing nOrtherly to westerly
winds, and generally colder, clear or partly
cloudy weather Will prevail.