Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1868, Page 4

= Letters frem the Peepte. z Bvi7oR Stas:—1 wonld like to enquir: had never been approved by the chureh By ! Wat a statement contalued therein ig relates, | (RiOweR your! valuable and ‘ever welco.ae AUCTION SALES, = preferred against him, he first asked permis- EVENING STAR. _ | 2a io peice s pret on ise parol ie BQeeeaeP ers, | THE NUPSON TAYLOR chure® againet any action by this ez parte the main points of which were the | per, What occasion there 1s for a party of | List or Larrers remaining im the Post LS * following: to himself vas incorrect. a pete ms and | Oifice, Georgetown. D. C., November 19th Southwest corr Penpas avenge and LOCAL NEWS. oy CPRoTasT oF 7H cae ongregae | opttf:y Sturtevant, from the committee of the'| charting sreaymee, with nite Latics Last—Brownly Mrs W: Brownies Sar Nake Butlding yt’ Teles and w - clashing swords, running aad yelling at tne eH eentor chu im answer toan inquiry froma | fop of the ‘otherwise quiet | Mrs Mary: Burr Mrs sarah R: Cawoot Mre member of the council that the churct bas not of their voices, through our ‘quiet Te. Nigat. tional C Amusements, &c Teh, chutches do not attend ¢z parle ESTORY NEW BRICK DWEL- <i H 3 Miss THIR ireeis. ‘To say the leash it is very umnoying | Samuel Hi Casper Mrs Elizabeth; Ciement aTuat Sa we e je grext sersatina. | councils withour careful deliberation, and first | been able to transact any basiness for thera | wesick- | Ellen; Doudsom Mrs Qussandra; Fauntleroy iD alt alse or chher Derk.? ik mr not mre, | ommunicating with the eburch taterested, | Dettea's on account of disorder concern.az | Sey'y2 1RE, CePecially to those who Rave sick. $e re ; ‘vw fai! brass’ | Wich has not been done by those now repre. ST one Tae lee ee ta ek. orem one gee council be held in Nat man awenine ta rape ae shot Sa oy,” | OF case by thore followixg Congregational appears this eve ari of Suvoyy *, beage until a muta: ah bas been retased, sepported by Mr. J. W. Collier and the fall | Sach mutual council has im the present case stock compaay. Den already called. The church bad only dis- Opp Faitows’ Hatt.—Tableanx and Mu coverad by chance that a move was in pi cal Soiree, for the benefit of the Cuaren of th2 | grees for am ex parte comune, acd ad OM a) Incarnation. | Botice had been given it until it was utterly Opp Feiiows’ Hart, Navy Yard.—Fair by | impossible to communicate with the churches the Ladies of the Kebekah Degree | invited. The church tuily believes that a very | few persons have caused all this diMoult Hatt. —Taleinx, Marches, | have by persistent eifor ginated whitey , by the Cuildrea’s Progressive | “#ssatistaction exists, and that if proper no: had ben given of the invitation of @ council, the churches could have been informed of tho | facts, and would have seen that there was 10 canse fer an ez ports council ‘This protest was signed by the pastor and the SSS TSES . committee of the church. The pastor thea read Councti of the First Congregational Church | . ‘sistement, of which the tolowing are une not at all desirable | Mrs Brena (col); Gibson Miss Lizzie O: progerstons At issue, Which they did motap- | for miter, having massed Mer nick Babies to | Mes Georg? Movely Miss H Ts Motley —. sleep. to have them waked up by this unealied | Mrs Wm B; Mills Miss Leanney; eit Fepty ce aeenan of the Hoard ot Trus- | for aisiarvance. ii ie bad euoagh tocadure | Mire Francis; Stirely Mrs Ann CG, tre, in Teply :o various questions by members | wheu pubis Tejoicings demand; bat to have it | Gentlemen's List —Abell Obas: Bridzes of the council, explained that the meetings of every few nights is an outrage, and should be | ace M; Brown Richard; Bourne Capt Le! the church regarding the paster’s resignavion, | joousd imc by those whose duty itis to keep | Bennett El) G; Brown Jas K: Bell Alex: Olark and the sending cat of letters: massive for the the peace. Yer notwithstanding the dis- Rodrick; Cambell Joseph; Dandon Jas H, %; mutual council were reguiar tn every respect. | turbdmece, we seve to see the colored race en. | Dorman James; Edds Jno N; Fisher Jerri Mr. Bascom then rose to read the regala | joy themeelve, eng, gould mot place any | Fenton Jno J, $: Gal sokle; Green Ar- charges of the minority against the pastor. At obstacle im their way, OF 84Y & word todis. | thur; Hoffman Capt Eli; Henry Thaddens, this point printed copies of the charges were | Courage then any manner whatever, if they | Houghton E N; Jackson Alex; Jones Wm W. Cizcuiated by Gen. Howard and qijgrs, un- | Sonid only taue tee day time for their noisy | Kinebee John; Lewis Bea W; Lames rea Ce ey Any Committze, when a Momber of | sports, Ifthe drilling 4 Beoessary to be dos Milis Henry D: Menogue J; Norton Cuas W: Hay Louncil asked whether these documents | at night. it would be well 1oF them WO go out on | Reatl Jobu; Rhodes Bd fy Hotere A fie Sealtl, had been submitted tothe Church. It appeared some level! common, where there are fewer | Warner; Saaw Wm M; Stetman Marta: Stalt- thai they had not been submitted, but the Mod- | houses, “As we me compelled to pay a heavy | ing Herman: Sims James; Sandner LS; Tor- erator, Dr. Weeks, decided that it could bere- | tax to the city revenue, it seems but common | bert Wm E: Thomas Gen George; Woodward Snegetted rea mmmittee of the minority then | susues that peace and quiet be demanded. it |G Thomas, Woodward Thomas; Wilbar B ito. Pe ig charges shoald 2 nls ‘Was promised that if Grant was elected we | Wtiletts Jacob: —— — es James; rawn, when Dr. Boynton rose and deman 01 Ave “pen this peace has not as | Watts Capt Samuel; You 2. that when sueh charges had been circulatea | SU0vId have “peace: uy = Nowiee RT TH st Ts. Peet RarehoaD. AT AUC: eewooy, Novem | BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE. otk in front of the prem- ote 24 % 5 and 27,ia ndivtwton : t@ 98 foot ail weed op tures, sbres-stoey 3 >, improved ‘Op sar : Brite Deel tithes, with Sine roo ach Jat Dalit With exe and water pipes tala thromphout cl back about fifte = at fren the Detling 180. Vacant Lot adjoining ou the west sido, near 18th street, rontiog Wxlss ‘The stove pperty ie located on U street, be tween isth lath streets. aud in ope of the most desire’ ie loca itie- ta the city. (cat ef pavement to he paid by the owner. ‘Terms of sate: Ove- th oseb; balance in rit. — 1y four months, secured Dy a deed of trust and notes bearing fnterest. tn terest to be psid semi annestiy Conveyancing Gnd Tevenur «temps at purchaser'scem $i0dowa on each chase a! time of sale i ¥; oe. A. V. 3. Smirn’s Art Gallery, 3 Ivamia avenue, betweem Yih aad Luc v. Aart. , ¢ : t reached our neighborhood. AccipENT.—Mr. T. A. Newman met witha | °° — Finest ing Seesion.—The atte pr.ncipal points: broudly through a large audience, in priated | 9° A Lovak or Paacs. | sad accident lastevening. It appears he walked ¥ N & WILLIAMS DSOV. dance at the evening s-ssion of the ez parte STATEMENT OF DP. noYNTON. form, Le should be allowed to meet them, and | November 7th, A Lovs | over from hus piace of Cassie ateet deer so GREEN qrigneers abd Weal Retate Brokers, FRENCH & RICHAR' . Council of the First Congreza'iont Caarca, | »,50 fF from there being any general dissxtis- | ho was ready to answer them, and ia some way. : faction, it is confined to a minority; and (ne held last night at the charch edifics,oa the | socal ties of the church were never strong -r corner of Te nd G streets. was quite large, | than now, and its social commanion never inclading four colored persous who occapied | more frequent and satistactory. seats op the floor. one of them hemg a female, Regarding the first charge of not performing Atseven o'clock, Rex. Dr. Wevss, of Mirivt- | ministerial duty, the pastor stated tha’ it bad Tesumed his seat as Moderator, with Mr. | always been understood that he was obliged iward Hawes, as secretary. {odo much outside,work to support himseif, The morning ‘session cl pectuse the church was unable to pay a lirze No. 626 southeast corner of 7th and D streets, A VALUABLE COUNTRY BLIC AUCTION On MONDAY. the 3h iastant, at 3 oc! me ball resi om the premises fat bea. ful Farm owned by T ume. sitnet BOOKSELLERS near Bladesevtrg. Md.. containing @bont 38 acres, , STATIONERS, more oF Irae. improvements Dwelling be: d yf 2 Gxaxy Lopor or Goop TEMPLARS.—Tae | see that a.l was right in regard to two fine RES erat ee eae enue | scpnatprcice a tee Greaed Dare of Gent | punidings he is baving erected on Britge, acar forin of regular chargec and sprediccic re saa | Templars oftius District, was eld last nignt. | High etreet, and. while there. sccigents! iv seatier it broadcast, gnd then withdraw it from | Tbe Teports of ihe Grand Officers showrd tne | slipped, and was precipitated into a cellar, and the records and le the charges go to te coum: | Order tobe tu a healthy condition. The fol | suflered by the fall e fracture of three rib. ty. ial lowing officers were elected for the eusuing | The injured man was conveyed to his Fes ‘Alter considerable discussion, and a protest | aT. viz: W.G. Finny, G. W. 0. T; Samuel | dence, nd the services of ir. Ritebie called to Upon the part of a member of the Council that | Houston, G. O; Miss gee nag ye x oe be expec the paper was noi of a character which could | T-; J. W. Harsha, G.S., and Mrs. » Dick. d with a propos: | No | Heme, sth Oar room oe ie eeiee the poten nian! | sainty, amd. Wat this left but Mile Umetor | be proveriy eeociend Uy oe triece ae | mace ‘Adjouroed for one week. ie NCE MATTERS. —Heber Tent, No | two rooms: brick Sn comeent to consider the persons who had re. | visiting. and yet he was very well scquaiat:d | eos from the comuntice of the minority, pro- ——__2.——_ 18, 1.0. O. Ry beld a stated meeting Tuesday | plenty of «on band. am sponded (o the invitation as a mntaat conactl, | with his church. The Sanday scbool had water at kitcben door I hrmches. Pears, Ph | Oberrh ie wha place undor's high siamel coltineting ENGRAVERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS. id submit all the affairs of the church to it, Con et that scarely anv of the more important eburches has eon-ent-d t> come and. further, becanse none of these had been in- viied by the majority, the matter was referry ereded to say that the printed heading. Prouisttion.—A namber of gentlenea | Gee ofan ona ee wt hatinoes, gape Bopnttnn hd, Specifications against Dr. C. 6 | promiuently counecied with the temperance | Hon of th ‘evenings for the stated mestinge Boynton”—was put on after the paper went | movement, beld a meeting last nigat at ibe | © ange et # out of the hands of the committee, and without | rooms of the Young Mea’s Obristian Assooa- | PoTromac Drvistow, S. ot T., held a stated his knowledg>. He thea went on to present | tion to take action prebminary to the fo.ma- | meeting Inst evening, and very interesting im the hands of bis bitter opposers, and visit~ tne 1 would only have been uupieasant to all coocerned. A detailed statement of the circum. Sianers attending the irregular admission of MOLRS ah, v the same time three firet rate Wavons, one i Kinds ot Showed tase ah that, Rames of the persons, | she substance of the citeutated printed charges | tion of a lengoe to urge the pa-sazeofaprohis. | exercises took place: as follows: Bong, Miss | MC ree Wazoos, one Cart Heine se rae auge of the church. aod the first | showed that ail thus admitted were brought in | ss ntoce , tory liquor law: Mr. Georse Savage was ¢ Julia Moere; Piano Solo, Prof. Lawrence: Implements, lot of thing at the evening session was to havea rv. | by the minority themselves, and the rules «tes While making the sta . Mr. port from mittee. To thre propo ement and reading the | ed tothe chair, aud Mr. H. D Tyicr was ap. | Recitations, by Me-srs. Bebler and Vermitya, returned the following an: we: Jascom interspersed she | poimied secre/ary. Alter an interchauge of | Then followed tableaux; after which adresse: me with the remarks that the pastor hid | Siews the meee adjourned watil this evens | were made by Messte, Early, T.C. Wheel r, Pended at the:r instance, aud by their yot- And the applicants received. Regarding u Persoos w'sbivg information abovt the premises have it by caling op Tho: L. Huwe.on Loa 334 PENNSYLY. minority repo! iene avenue, or the geutleman living on the ine to make this rz parte council 9 | ly all the mimor charges, the pasior contented ade suncry charges against General How- | in, and J. Lec, Premines. ae OS ee chars ee Mataal council now | Rimselt with merely referring to the statement | ard amengeeotmoe nar ee was anamalgama-| -————_.—_—_ Munciants’ EXCRANGR.—No‘hing wasdone | »,rerm™e, Ce third cash. balance In one. to. —_ an called by the chnreh for the 13th of January | of the church given below, aud signed by coa. | totinr He did know that the pastor had been Lockixe vox Laxps.—Last evening a party | this morning on ‘change; but yesterday, after 0 down om the day of ‘Terme for member of Minority im the church sioerably over one hundred of the deading will ve the same rights as any other memper. Howes lt circulating reports against Geu. | of from 4 to 5 of the most subsiantial citizens | our report closed, the followig sales of corn Howard; but, notwithstanding, the (encral (farmers) of Washington county, Md., passed | were made: 600 bushels at $1.05, 110 bushels at bud stood tirm, and his ueefulness asa christian | through this city om their way to Virginia to | SI, 1,200 bushels at $143, and 90 Dushele deck, Was unimpaized. Some time since Dr. Boyn- | purchase varming lands. Amoag the aged at 90 cen’ ton preached a sermon on thesupject of colored | Were ex-Mayor Barshing, of Hagerstowa, Georgetown Advertisements, perty. the IM te S cach. no 16 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts, nolé__GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts._ B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, 479 NINTH STREET. th Brokers. e No. 52€ Southeast cormer Seventh and D sts Auctionsers and va’ ESIDEN CE ON F ‘80U: BETWEEN SIXTH AnD ‘TRERTS WEST. AT AUCTION Members of the church. We do not propose to recoznize the minority as | ‘The charge regarding disturbances at a com. an orgauized body, *o be Fepresen‘ed as suca in | munion was denied in all its length aad the council. [5 Gharles B. Boynton. | breath, but statement below presents " N. B. Bartlett, R. H. T in stil! stronger form. turtevant, ding the charge of sacrificing the inter- ce pert: council | ets of the churgh by preaching a certain ser- hat the pastor and committee | mon relating to the best intere:ts of the col people entering the churcb, just at a time Mr. Deckert, of the Hagerstown Mai. when & number of colored chiidren were in- —_e—_—__ troduced, 2 noticeaole feature of whic was = age that not o word was in it to encouraze the Corroration NumBeRs.—The time for ob- also reported d i =, | GOLDSTEIN, LIC: P. KER, A - at 40 clock Tepreseuting the majority of the church decline | race, the pastor stated that the sermon had been intermingling of colored with white chi drea | t?¢minc the pe bagi ape yeryrellpitnen cn S.9233 peri ee rey cetge ey ise to appear before the present councilinam@utnal | wholly misrepresented by the minority, and | the school. fn regard tonmalzamation, Mr. | Wagons, 4c. pndet a recent ac Dy whiettias | © Money edvancea on all Kinds of Mer: Pa Siuere tsb or 7 effort with the minority to secure a just a har- presentation persistently circulaied | Bascom said that Dr. Boynton had avowed | toa, expires oa Monday next, by which tim chandise. to any smonut. and for any time street south. between oth ard ith streets west aad Monious result. Your committee. afier hearing | and publi-hed. himselt opposed to it, bnt that there were | SI! paris had better procure them from the | desired. at very reasonable rates Goode Bought this decision, on their own responsibility put | The charce 132 feet 2 inches Sn depth, improved by a two-story of de “ ni : e ? eee Rolle will commence | and sold. Business strictly confidential. mi8 tm | Brick Houce. with back burtiing eter athens List OF ining to officiate ata pre- | two parties in favor of it, He tarther | Register’s office, as t erect eee eneeee. San tat the followin question: aratory lecture is based upon these fa said that it "was. ascertained “that “these | the enforcement of the tay at that dave. BBY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. Set) Sy tate Fein, ene mptcendl “y W nether, tn case the minority would consent | Some of the men iu the church professed them. | vata strong feeting in the charch against col- a VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY | ® ¥ery desirable property. almost Ni the council, whichs ic 1s aadenioes eae re | Selves not sntisfled with the deacon’s examina | ored ‘people coming into tke cheres tod ces | _ Cowrma To TURINAUOURATION.—"The Momut ON HiGH AND BRIDUE STREBES RT ee | large new Catholic Chere ew English Books the couscil. which, it 1s understood, has been | tion of a somewhat timid woman, and des sermon alladed to above tallied with the views | Vernon Hook and Ladder, of Harrisburg, Pa. TION neighborbood. called to meet in Jannary next, so that the | manded that she should then and there be of the parties entertaining such hostility co the | one hundred stro! attachment of the same race with the church. | rangements to at Another reason why the minority w: Temoval of the p: council then to assemble might be able to m=- | examined in the presence of the churea, Ger, diaie between the majority and minority as a | Howurd took the char by no vote, and wh muival ccuncil, they would be allowed to do | the pastor was presiding. aud those who ‘Terme Ov half cath: balance tnsiz and twelve months. for rotes bearing tuterest and secured 0s a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing JUST RECEIVED FROM LONDON, tre making exiem=ive ar- ‘On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, November nd the inauguration of Pr 24th, at 4o°clock, I will sell, in front of the ed the | ident Grant, in this city, on the 4th of March, Premises, part of Lot No 92, fronting — feet a of nd revetue stampe et the cost cf the purchaser. ‘tor wits, that his views were | They will pring their truck wiih them, elegant. | on Bigh strect, by a depth of 139 feet, imoroved by down on the say of so. This question was answered in the nega- | ported pim crested great disturbance and die ent with the genius, spirit, aud puc- | ly fitted up. Beow occupied bor Wilhisen Walle ae rine, and nols.td GREEN & WIGLIAMS Ancts. (OUB OWN IMPORTATION.) a) We will only add that the conversation | order. The pastor bad got off a sick bed to a Poses of the church organization: and again, ee. = ery store. Terme cash. GREEN & WILLIAM! Was kind, earnest. and protracted, but without | tend the merting, and was then suifering from | the minority believed that thereazons why he Sares or Reat Estatre.—Cooper & Lati ‘AL wy — — 8. erpanwress « * ee ion ee the poscibility. cm our part, of secaring a con- | an attack ofague. And when from weaaoess | deinen the removal of the deacons was in order | mer, auctioneers, yesterday sold part of lot C. | Immediately after the abcre, I will aell part of Lot | "Ko. 526 Southeast portent 4 DOOS. sill — edd o.20 clusion more in ccordance with Your wishes he was unable to control his voice, (Gea. | that be would beable to control the action of | im. quare 2a, witb improvements, t9 oper Bio, 46,tropting 4 feet on pagan side of Bridge sigue takastoe maton’ eceare oe . (Mastrated.) London... and our ow Signed |— a Johnson, joward rebu: him in the presence ot the | the deacons, and therefore could the better B, Clokey, for $2,525; also, the inteyist of Jane ree ws y ST ‘s ESS. we OTU! Thos. S. Kerry, Alex. C. Twining. ghurch for losing his temper. He was obliged | control the ‘church. ‘The minotiy. he | $y Guaeyg ion Syoa alee, the intewfet of Jane Bee ates noes Beak Ber arememta consist of 0 | * URRONT HOUSE AND Let AT agorion, | Ca aawaes oF Lave in money, The Clerk. thea on the part of the church,d: from pure physical exheustion and suifering to | thought, bad sought in every | Way, te | half of lot 7, in the same square, to the same | el and sto ee MSDAY. the 2h ioomnas, per tailed the reguisr and usaal order of its pro- | give up his purpose of Ircture. maintain the peace of the church. while | purchaser, for S10 Terme: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 pertof LorBo,9. in Square Nes) beless | EBSTURICH’S EKECCHES OF LIVE in « eredings in calling the mutual counei, and The pastor closed by alluding to the futler | the pastor had persistently oppose. then. —— ss! mor ibs, with interest, secured by a deed of trust ‘200d front on D street north. be ween lth. SUUTH AMERICAN RE! LIC. Lon Tead the letter missive sddresend to vations ot testimony of & very large number of the Brin, | There were about seventy persons imthechursh | os. a» aun pinnse vAncnavx at Odd Fete | o the property “Conveyancing and stampa at the gpd luth streets west, wift's fue four-story Brick F imtereerrensesoes cl an eT mest prominent Coo; arches | cipal members of the church to sustain all he | opposed to the course of the pastor, ant wive i NE: a = | cost chaser. . fad, comteieinn Sierten im the country. It further was made to appear | had rend. The main porte of that stat thought some reformation was nesescarp, “ite | 1 Sat a oo ee ee vole’ THOS DOWLING. Anct_ | balisave water. ko makings fiat clas dwallics | A PEDESTRIAN'S NOTES OF THE ALPINE that the chnrch had conformed to the usual | areas follows thought a council should be held. and denwa | Buttery.” in woich Miss Anni : * governing the Congregational Caurches. Soe SHOES DOIG, Act one of Marini’s pupils, delicately costumes, | JZ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetow emerged from an opening flower, and danced | BAND FRENCH CHINA DINNER, TEA, AND STATEMENT OF OVER ONE HUNDRED MEMBERS. The undersigned, members of the First C. the allegation that they (the migority) we faction. On the other fiand, the minori Altra tong reading from the church records, ed for by the council, ibe question arose or business property BEGIONS OF SWITZERLAND. (Lenion Terms: One-half eash: balance in six and twelve etc mene 8 wa 96. months. for notes bearing interest. and secured by patie 7 rH rey CROOKES APD ROWRIG’S PRACT greeational Chu D. desirous o. uniting in acowneil for the a BLASS WABR. os, AT RUEE OND. CUT | 8 deed of trast on the pr eenibal ike bane TALLUBGY OF LEAD, SiLVE Maether any one of the chureh should be al- | Favirg seen the ges to be preferred aza Ment of the differences existing, while it was = On FBIDAY' MORNING, November 2. | @100 down oa the Faget aie Be. London... lowed tospenk. Finally, by vote. the pastor | our pastor at a proposed ex-parie council. | denied them through the persistent opposition Curma axp Grassware.—We call attention 1888, at 10 o'clock. I will sell, at my Auction poly GRBEN © WILLIAMS. Ancts, Seotce to abe, eutom, wae granted per- | called by a committee acting fore mmorty of | of the pastor. As implied above, Mr. Bu to the advertisement of the sale of Chian and Btore, Ne 174 Bridge street. fine ee ¥ GREEN © WILLIAMS. REID ON THE MANUFACTCER OF PORT mision to make a Te ceeeen ting the | of this church, and also having seen his nn- | said here were abort two bande: glassware by Thomas Dowling at his anctioa ment of Freuch China, Bohemian ani Cat | [> ‘Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, ee. * Ts. Soi vol en'ss eee Ce tee ee et nese that the | ‘nexid reply thereto, do hereby ceciare member: of the church. of whon Store, No. 174 Bridge street, Georgetowa, (o- | Glee Peet Se Burtinnetti, Inte No. 526 southeast corner 7th and D strects i Wee Ker tai Bala —— my ked out a definite | has mace a truthiul answer 1 those were in favor of dissolving its morrow. pecem sel te eectetsencred WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, | GUTERIZ ON THE ELEMENTS oF HEAT policy. and ‘hat, in theregular order of church | and being thoroughly acq tons, BAITS SS Tmmedistely after the above sale I will close the MONDAY, toe 234 instant. at 5 o'clock > AND NON MBTALLIVCHEMISTRY | Lon Fae eee ine DOSY Bad enlied = murani | racis, we not unly fully sustain aud ead [Before the conclusion of M Discyancen—Itis stated that abouts doza } palance of the stock of Dry Goode remaiuing on m.,00 the promioca, @ ikteoatey inte don “ 95.50 ng now expected to await its actwn, | the replication thus iade, but make th stutement in bebalf of the miagrit machinists were yesterday di-charzed from tue | hand mastic frovt, Iron balconies, containing » Inset t when it y ber of the | lowing additional statements, upon cil, at one o'clock p. m., took 4 rec kavy-yard om account of the scarcity of the | nol’St THOMAS DOWLING. Auctionee: ity could be Beard. and any one could | j vspensibuity, as members of this with south froptage, sitaate Mary tand « At : BEAT AS APPLIED To THE USEFUL ARTs. ‘ ‘aflerns work on hand there. \pauines ~~) | Soreear te h streets west.¢island’) or ineers, Architects, . Sa weil te fox tae conn ergy dy mcr We positively declare that the cil resura —o——_ MA‘ are DANCING ACADEMY, House hae all medern tmorverments. gach as Li Themas Box. London... 94 50 ould for the council jeter, * rs Geor; lore, m4 ntire ae; he! na a berber it shotld be taken ups oTeraminY | culties" in our church have been tinued b THE COURTS. | Fane Sey Sarees: Water, bath room. water clocts,cememted reliors, | CAZIW'S LAWS OF HEAT, with iustration ‘The lett w was thentread by thecterk, | HFteUy oF indirecily, sccasiourd by any 4 | and review of the Eoures 6 ? - Wecbays cerie SO Ps ler GID water, bash re me etn iad Rs v a . wer to show is character, whieh proved that q | C2%°% oF by apy “course pursued” by our pis- Wnst the pastor x ot J rt; order coutiriaing (r- | former pairona and the citizens of George The property is near the Smithsonian aud new 3 . otareent lesen ye ins icine wer ome. } tor Dr, Boynton, on the contrary, disttactly | ynich led th rible ex he Court proc | town, that at request of mi ladies Agricultal ‘al Bureau. TRANSACTIONS OF THE SOCIETY OF EN urnal counci! had been defeated by the r charge that, these difficulties Rave been of | aid, sd driven the minority to thar point | PLaZs Uo z - hen sccured a large room in the above bell oesersion Ist of thie month. ‘GINEES FO 180. Lowion 19-90 pelo theca Dyed nla pg ized aud kept alive by Which rendesed a change of pastor absolutely | gC nan Coe kt CUS Justine Co fng which will be entirely under h:s control The Furniture will be sold one week after the letter calling ox oF afterward te- | Fours of that minority dy woo: lino tana lane ye omer oper a y. Champers ve. P im acd is pow being nicely fitted ap for the taie of the House : POLITICAL AND MILITARY HISTORY OF signed, which ted a council: bat sub- | Ccuncil has been called ad den te i enc default. Brown vs. Pitener; judg Lediee wishing ts enter their children pare ‘Terms: One-half cash: batance fn alx and twelve TUE HANOVERIAN ASD ITALION sequently tof a large majority of | CouBe? ba . ‘ p Present one, (Dr. ) and could never, ntif, Simpson vs. Mackeo: jad guested to mect at the Hall on MONDAY. at 3'p. | months, for notes bearing interes With maps and plans. Londoa... the membe olders, he withdrew | Datmmeny of our chureb bas m ander any circums aitiliate with Lim | condemuation. The following cases were tm. For particulars sce Circular. to be hat at Mr. | a ees of trust on the prenises. A aaa hurch to unite | BOF the cg hed our organiz Ine 101 oak Bence Proposed to 7 tinge d:— Nos 121, 139, 146, Ht, 43, 146, J pfosue’s office, corner of Bridge aod High Geb been athe ae at the o OOX'S RECOLLECTIONS OF OX bemed x ~ ¢ exer ern, examination of witnesses upou eaca 5 | streets. no15 © RH i it mS ecm Se Oe tee rant | ‘The statement then went om to sty that : bich was aureed to, aud General. | 1:8. | ¢VROGERIES A¥ REDUCED; =“ | *noit i he call Bad Fone ont-and some of the churches | pastor nat more pastoral Ga'y |G. Howard was the fhrat called tothe wines. nia D ee eee (jS0CERIFS AT REDUCED PRICE: Breer HANS, ber readin si | than th i any right to expect. on | stand, whose testimouy was in progress at the . , 3 For the convepience of my friends and the po Auctioneers and Real Estats Brokers, ‘Considerable aiecassion followed the reading ty of bis performing | time of closing our report ete CITY ITEMS. lic in general, 1 willofior my large ond oallectne No. $26, Southeast corm r7th and Dstrests | of the let: TD ogee wbat was authority | much outside labor to support bim-e!f. Ta1 ee e7 atock of choice Family Groceries to cash Du; ers im congrerntional w=:iges, in which great diver- | the Sunday Scbeol rane ce ance ot ——_e—— VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTIN¢ sity of {Pinion was expressed, bat no decision | who were his open enemies, and reached. WORKINGMED’s ASSEMULY.—A meeting of Jew ‘at prices ‘OUBTEENTH STREET WEST. BET © this organtention was bald snatavenine aetce Prigg’s One Doliar Jewelry Store, AS LOW AS ANY IN THE DISTRIT. F E N Of hesitate wo injure hie feelings in - mae > . No. 4:6 Fennsylvania avenue, near 4)z'street. | 1 particularly eall attention to my Brows and vi Permis-ion was then given Dr. Barber, | Bo. nesliate to iujure his feelings 1m Sy as Ber Gorge 0. Cook in theebate Y . Woite Sugars, Coftcen ground aud roasted wants | AY ESUE: Chairman of the Foard ot Trustees of the had by act of the pa an RAiled oa & Lilaceie hen tee ee twee, Bovs! Look at thist Sues & Co. | gudareen: Teas backend green. ‘Very auperit | woth pre New American Publicatio: ©burct, to k. who said that the Charen irregular manuer was wu 's Associxtion. In view of the Teceat opinion ¢ Browu and Black Frock Waiking Coa:s, i skies. rant Gi corde of origival Lot . Commitwe bad directed Bim to say that when | 'S Assocints E 2 , able of Alltalk of the minority was sifted it turned | | Bpon a desire to dissolve the present pastoral | relation. This question had been long and | (rn earnestly comsidered, and the Church had re. | 2)" peatediy expressed its determination by votes | apd otherwise not to consent, aud now they of the Attorney General on the ei the commiitee were dixcuarged trom sideration of the subje j mittees were a Square No. —, being 2 feet front by 1 to a wide alley, making a first ding lot Terms cash. Ail conveyancing and reve TO BE stampe at the cost of the purchaser. @%0dowa thr @ay of sale. - nolé-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. FOUND ON OUR TABLE at-bhour ivw. | Box Coats, 2nd Busine:s and Dress Suits to at Vn ag! aia you, at their establishment, $17 7th street. or; ali hinds of Canned Gooat Drips, aad otter amen, tuauties; Fades aud Staple Good” om 0 dle were opaglaphicapilet aie: had Poli im _Sontheast cor. High and Bride. sta. metropolis, would doubtless provide her by tet iasalting t chim thy or, was imstita led s through by the Church, and of tae pastor have trom tor. The teachi ECLINE 1N DRESS G0ODS. Y GREEN & WILLiAWS " first contained the very essence of Coagreg.- wardrobe from the iarge stuck at Geo. O. Hea- 1 Eke tO Drie st, Geormetows. B Auctioneers and Keal Estate Brokers, poner thant adept dln 9 enya pana BO sudKestiom bas ever be : National pings One Vrice Cloibiag »- SUL 7th | Reptember price was tie’: Kmperiale te ce EERE Spee eens as Sok Prone KATHRINA, by Holland, beantifally illustrated ee oo -* =< regu! rate geaac on | mode by bim to take a stand iadependeut ot | Yas thon resd, atter wh Mr. street. the September price was $1; Beautiful Mob EXCELLENT TWO-STORY BRICK HOL ‘cl. gilt, fall tur : 312.06 called ae aoa ee wd fee the leneit= | sister churches.” All letters of any importiace affered a resolution jug forth the advan = a < Mixtures, in ali colors. at 31°, and 37}s0., Merin FINE BRICK STABLE, AND LUT AT AU tone ad not bere mentkined im the letters | to the Church have been presented to Wt at the tages of edueation, and riaing acommet. J Arrt. Cor eee ee ecous | Kzpress Cloth. “Alpacas ard eps: very chesp: | ZL NE Dicken’s CHRISTMAS CAROL, in prose 25.00 missive. because the Charch had mo with what. Hest convenient moment. Dr. Boyn ter to establish might schools. A snostiuie, | Wishing i oe te qorauk: | Colcers gt Sana en mane Prints, ya On WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant, at 4 thcrew his resigna eearnest req ee SS Gvanliin eamaoe up) ot pa cents. on i z, f 1 Clos na; ‘ . ey tg BIER . ererd that those entling the | Sra marotiy of tho Gl a Marit ot ng | Frcokemending the opening vf evening soho dollar of Giets. todeuten eee owe apply | Shawls, Blackets and Quilts. We lntiteus cea: Bai Pye ta Slee S Ree r- ON THE HUMAN ee © © cuahs pavsent tell ease to-taoere of © majority of the Church, a ma, be | was finally adopted, the Ist ct J re. tha ti erhiek ination of our stock, promising great bargains —. being % feet front by 100 rm eth See ounce: conld present thes Then Ni | pew-boliers, and a majority of the ‘Mr NeBlurray red a preamble and r betore the Ist cf January, the time to which the n0 eam DaBJa MIN MILLER ee ee reser dn summons teu. om (to,day,) and that aiter that the Charch should | Tne Gnurch refused to wet upon the res lating adadenaing ibe Golimiece cals OF tou of the fifty per cont, clause of the act | 0m" __ — = x En nereremants. lenry Ward Beecher, 2 bars] c t 6 se was tendered, be read moRope dorsiag the action poned. " i. Of ith streak eae pet Oe Ce eat | well understood that the Ume of the ress Tallrond meeting Jeceutly held in this ¢ ly , om a pet Dag ta i Evonavrxa, north, making it first class | JACK the CONQUEREK:or Ditfenities overcome ° P ek this morn hom et the pastor was well understord to and yecommending the prusects to increase ine ad Solicitor in Baukrupicy, City Hall, EF RTECS ie mew aud beautifully illustrated Juven- Sproiued hour. with the Moderator in the | ™ 4. '1o the sermou complained o ° ing a commities to inquire into the : Hy of moury twto consideration, iis ot BINDING oun vs voncing ord poveune sia the Acres Enough. ws cremmasmtga 4 caercises, | Pent ® Short me im devocional | mat it need oply he read or heard to secu Of establisbing @ reading room and Lymm Haportance’ to go to 1 place where gond nol’ co&és GREEN & WILLIAMS, Accis, | weyoRrES and LETTERS OF 3 a. "The regular business of the counci this psertg appre aS Sauset ae der the auspices of the Assembly, and that Pg peprccimgedelrei-rotat Catered PHILP & 8OLOMONS, BY GREEN & WILLIANS, — WRITE, éci. Bal... an 2.06 orning was, by resolution, to Eshiy serk the bby a officers constitnts said committee, was adopted. | At the lowest possible S a bes. [rlbetatee ny vessel feral tekethticleeh pene: Shon teen Scanee ee eran A Frsouution of Mr. Berou, appr ving the viti | itate im saying hat ehere is one place in thie BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, No. 626, southeast coruer of 1th und D stvecca 2cCISTEBS story, by Cn p se might afford p cou tut athe oene! SHabiog the’ cos « " i = smo 3 fe tte Seeee renaeal detest were Gelaged SY | Howard, who alone has attempted to wis! ceria ent pork. ido lishments as to popularity and cheapness, and | TRUSTER’S SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND seme general debate spon the jpursal and the | Sony tower over ue. aud se tee ; bexae oh iy Srety old culizen would easily know the place | 332 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. sth and ith ste. | "LUT. FLONTING ON MSTREEL CoLiiy | Anew novel by Mra, Stephen's; MABEL 'S mis eee eee entree Me aNTE, S50 able % | ciceiy refused, at & Reclety mretitig, to pay tne ene us We silude to, should we omit to stats the name BRIWEEN NOW JEBERL AXARON AND TAKE, bound. anaes sncnneee-QN.95 EASSOaL Sele stetanets Of Wie Hepers on Uae} (iA on ont chute Gabe from: ceatce tunds MERIDIAN HitLt Uases.—A tex days | of this successful establishment. But tor the | yye171NG, WEDDING AND AT HOME DARDS 1 TRU ROD AS fhe mane ogg sidle. already ds ns treasure same tior ti fi sand persous uot weil in- - : f Vectl. onthe premicg, | 2 Dew Bovel by the eather of «Jom "The charres were signed by Gencral o. y, | Urendy in bis hands as treasurer, at the sain M. Hail, agent tor the Morusis | benefit of strangers and pei o'clock pms fd challecil. onthe preainn gentlemen. eatiee WOMAN EE n ete) neha of - es burcb, and | S%* ®stertimg that he could and would pry sites, appes before Juice | formed, we would say, if you wish to save MONOGRAMS, CRESTS AKD INITIALS ca- by virtac of wdeed of trost dated the Soh Ser eine - a e mhe cDurch, and | car debt. or any other debt, provided we rocured warrants a, t Join | Money buy your winter undergarments and graved in the latest styles. day of September. Isc7. and daly recorded & OR. cs ——— ‘ ee sented to surrender our pastor. Whatever | Schrote, white, John Johnson, Everline Car. | all ower geni's furnishing goods at “The Orig. Ro 16, folio 111. &e., one of the land records for | BEBY'S BU: Sancubuen anaes Gnteeenanae id | Qi enation may exis: between our pastor and | penier, ‘and Ricbard Smith, colored, charged | inal Franc’s,” 494 7th street, between D an Onr facilities for engraving are now ucsurpassod, Washibaton county, in tho District of Columbia, * kieen” Grpveds i wegen ere ween Rome | General Howard, we, with a full knowledce of | with malicions mischief. in baving on or adoat | and so that you do not miss the place, remem- | and we are prepared toss ute all urd betng rat 8 of pote yan eames Asiva z ‘want of nresouy blot ae) _ Nad spig? | all the circumstances, unhesitatingly declare the lith of vember, ints, pulld dowu and | ber that bis store basa iarge plate glass win- | ly and st reasonable prices. ihe Bee mt and depth, wi ——— pedhank crepcangpen deen ii pr | that, trom first to last, no part of the blame at- | destroyed ceriain wooden buildings, \ ir | dow; also, that he has no branch stores. 10.20,: NEW BOOKS. ‘erme: One-half cash; balance, 6 an@ 1? mouths. Tasswent, aud threatening the very caistonce of | ches to Dr. Boynton." Alt the other charges | SestTeyed car! 0 the owners of Meridy cn (eslsemiteabewan A A, oe for notes bearing iuterest_ an a cured by a dec! of Oar OrgAniaatlons Ue Be FETY existence Of | ang specifications were taken up, and either Hill, and having earried av f warraus | pBEANX@Ts of all colors and prices. Ironing | 14 TROBNE NEY BOOK LEAVES FROM | trast onthe premises. All conveyancing ‘mal rewt sam "Tete difticuliies, diseatisfactions ana dis. | &2P!ained faily, in the most earnest and point. | 2 beequentiy the accused obtaaed warrants | Bankers. 20m pieces henvy Brown Linen, 2 7 . ao | ant, siamps at the coat of the’ purch 0 are believed by those eAlinag tae | ed. terms, or whoily denied, agsinst Mr. Hall, some of them charging ni | inches wide, very cheap. House Shppers caly | LIVE OF “SRIOK” POMEROY............81.50 | dow Fo with fo Ave dere ae eee ore at connctl to Be maiuiy tenccable to the course PR i eth os scabs nd Dray assault and battery with intent to 20 cents a pair. Anamsoy, RUBY'S HUSBAND. By Marion Harland..g1 75 | (omplied with in tiv ight to Tesell the property ct oc uct at « communion « > the church re and others with taking away t roper ty, 5v€ Sth st., one door above Pa. avenue. . he risk and cost ef the defatitin, psp Bog rn le ele bbaoalg is as follows: “At the communion season | John Schrote averring thar Mr. tial teloe: 506 Sth stccue Son gneve THE, ARTS OF WRITING, READING axp the risk and cost of the defectting purcharer, ty New Juveniles, cep soliciinde for the weliare neil will | Teferred to, before administering the sacrament | Qusty atoly and carried Away bis harber aed rs as WAGE oie Ricans eeisltg 7 ne DAVID POR COT este. @ with sp ae bope pera acaee | Dr. Boynton made @ few statements in regard | fixrures, and other personal property. to the toathontne for the Baltnaare Daily Sun can | THB WOMAN'S KINGDOM. By Miss Py; | nol7eokds GHBEN & WILLIAMS. imgevile the members calling the coancll Sa | ee ae ae aring penne wate ace against Schrots, Jouusoas Garret. ani | lesve their orders at the office of the Evening | noisti —_—_—_ | BY was way L800 2 c Pence aud har. | og ainst Schrots, Jouuson, C AY ‘Stores 5 at. = wey tales thas the samen wae: | Madt ehiewndersrost his views aed conto NO | Smith was called yesterday, and argued fur the | St og moe iiun bron shiaract una Stil Bouthwest corner Pa. ave. and 9th street. TBE FLOWER AND THE STAR, and other Hen sbouid te dissolved because--I. He bus | a ranges Astley sariptaratiy Getendants, “Fibres See 1 | be delivered at an early hour. 6 Taal’ c. BAUM CHAMOEBY SALE OF VALU rurgovep Stories for Obildren.. 80 erg a pee Ape fee egy cand ane the | bound to do. He was interrapted by General | adduced to prove thatthe chargeot«malicioas | "46 Ropert Coaains, Age: . . ARP obRIMEROVED BBs SEE ON | TOLD IN THE TWILIGHT. By — sTst, sith) ple, expec ic (2) speech, con- oo t be cin a Witenes Loe * . sick: Second, Im pot visiting er recommending | HOWard, who made a pathetic (!) speech. con- | mischief” could not be sustained. and wissen Ds OF H STREE’ ORTH AND Deneve WEST, W. STON CITY. Ries Meta eaeeINeRTY CUE, 2 Sebo taining charges against Dr. Boynton, which, | pearing any evidence in the case they we By the Se & scbool, Third, In not noticing or Chaeery of Barbour tve. BE ana THE BUTTERILY'S GOSPEL, and other 8to- = al: bough, or perhaps because, delivered in trem- | gismiseed. ‘The case against Mr. Hall is bared é and bot king up colieclons for nee | wlous tones, and apparently with deep feeling, | gismissed. ‘The case ag 35 cts.; five Merin Prevane PoR WintRR!—Prices Down /!— | | Gooa Merino Undershirts and Drawers, 5, 60, Removed. Undershirts and Drawers, By Frederika Bremer. et | | an 4 fe -_ ‘No, 1117 Chancery docket No. 8 of the inflamed and irritated other dissatixfied mem- 2 -—— #!, 21.50, and $1. good Cotton Socks, 3 poe] Court of the District of Columbia, the be: CHABGING BASE, &c. a | or) Te ean, 1m net visiting Or aiding | ders, eo mat when Dr. Boyuton attempted to | mcerc akp Tancza pcenis; extra heavy Ootton and Wooten So°k™ | Bey WALKING SKIRTS 75 Cents, | * Trestees, will,on THUMBDAY. the 8) devct wed WEE lis eo dhaneeveuh eootienst 1 prin. | Proceed with the communion service, tr. | aud Fellows: Hall {rem 25 cents upwards; food ce, $1, - He bas di: r ional prin- | ber, A.D. 15:8, at 4 o'clock K 1 = December AD Us at Le lock p.m. offer for | PEEAKS OF PORTUN Become $1.95 al tn Washin| Rud the Bistrict of | MAKE OR BREAK... $1.25 cate and ‘appar. | WHAT MAKES ME GROW ¢ 2 ‘ : 50. Pa WHALE BONE OORSETS. 75 Con! ; rs embers interrapted bim, dé samliny that the ¢ of the Church of the Inearhacs 25, and $1.50; fine do., $2 and $2. one ae ae te empUng 10.CON- | Protest againet bim ard bis sermon of Novem. | £0 {he benefit of the Church of fapieanx, wa: | Collare from, 10 cente per box upwards. Best Cia § youl and covers the churc® throug the detcine | Eo should be read, and addressing him in loud great success. The vocal and instrameatal | Paper Cuffs 5 cents ee ake - Ladies wilt poe erg a —— — = ucdon the recommendation of the Geacons | 884 Angry tones. One of them propose! that | mice. ‘were excellent, aud the tableau were petbe hae yl as scat ewiar send ‘ai | Slee, that we neither sell nor make Reed Corsets. al one, without giving the church an opportu- , t&@ communion service should be adjourned. | selected and arranged in the most creditab! ton AND MANY OTHERS. Kc was probably ihe most painfat scene ever | Manger. “The euterianment wasallibai could | @ecriginal Franc, 408 7th street, petween I? | wars ial ottntion tn called to onr now strie © ouracing the saspenvion of Bro. Day with. | ®iineased at a communion service. be desired, and will be repeated this evening, | Tom E, and so that you do nat miss the piace | fogs stock of lmbeciee Oe neecie ee et ‘ous charge o heaving: ft eaching that our | We distinclly charge this disturbance upon | witha change of programme, and we. trust ents ‘house Also, that branch store. cburch should take a staud independent of , General Howard and other members of the | there will be a crowded on the oceasion, | Window. he bas no s 10,20,: ©.BA 0M, MANUBACTURER, eregational "ches; ity, and declare that for this aud similar } as the superior character of the exhibition, and ‘Wubbalding front tae ‘church teceovs sakvened } painful occurrences at our church meetin the purpose for which the receipts are io b- | Gonwe, xo.— Dr, White, Surgeon Obtropodist, 613 SEVENTH STREET, it: seventh, reteeing to calla church meet- b Boynton is in no wise a Ve | applied, alike entitle it to theliberal patrouage | o¢ twelve years cad experience the no1s I . 4 Pa when formally Tryuested by twenty-five | steadfastly believe, and earnesi y, ailirm, that | of our citizens. Unites tN heme mpeg etapa at Intelligencer Building. pe py or 5 sete ’ Siem eenin eetreee | Seeteenmeree ecarames | cece Mie, At get: | Sheen emer oLovee: Cheap Books and Cheap Editions, of our belov. tor ‘we still exist as a of the ‘ pare ° i sem eau councity uentie cana a, | church oopaniaeton, and webereby assert car | arthe cies No. 106 Penmeylvania avenuc, tae | f¢p Ad Sucoesstally treats all dlssases of the ; . : ce Beil bad been yotd and just as the time for | UNWavering resolution fo retain him as our pas- | Tesigmed that position and a As Tks! Pp Patient. The j sar can be wora with eazoim- eum aoe W.&. waste on" ; “ ate iioeated eat setanene | She bin ts annton aincmene | pm tinah L nceeemte pte | Entity nie Sp"tneaian Maese' Sie | "" GAMUINE SUGEIN erovas, gr any S| suausraann,congun momen oven 7s oul coufi- be Seti awn wes | Sinton (eee | meme, |B ReEaNe pen, | mms re | of our pastor, in all places an: 3 * ir. An sears tarned | Tone bis establishment. a. 3 ‘oom > | 8 minister anda pastor we have always found | citizen of the District, has recently retar : ‘consultation &t office, G0. I pousn dike de habe tne pp Senge ap by at all; te oumaree ih = instructive earnest, sympaitizing aad Sven an Exieasiye pg LEaroun egecnod Cal Se ee ee eae 87 GLOVES MADE TOORDER. no ¢-1m wir hid Vilnue MILES OF WasaiNG ron WayeRty WOVELS. (to be completed in "4 sion called for oa its | kind. We love him as a pastor, and as a friend, ends wi a peta nner atcha ih re TAN TUNING AND REAL _™ ; Sencgentdie ieebes ws Amometuniona sasivet tang by him Againai all railing, evil | Bealth. — P Ti TRIN _ oe dno: mm, 2008s,» ‘ Sage tcaees non aerthatat et | Nintcssig airsainaene et oy aay | Tae Pome “Gy Bites Roan Yowerdoy | gupery pugs aE, sin astanr, os | xSinks, WEP Omens medtrme MILTON, 2OOTT, PARTE, TARO, RUERG, Bawes wilBout authority m the cl im our opinion, harmony " morning Mr. ©. H. iss, City Surveyor, Werley —I m Ne i, ines. Me WIE an Sang Ore nice grree | Hak octal tae Poa ee | Wack acai emmeemee Proms | LAW PRM RheR Mie MARY F BaNOr, | Biot Lh thors Ry Sati Rcas Che aN | ee Oe ae eae ane Gemalae, where the Baltimore and Ohio Railcont ; 3 i sips of the Chi jug & past hom we lo eas! a serve ang (ru a © G.]totl sbi mt World ‘p ny | Com are lnying the track of the M-tropol- [es EBM AS Boyes Pose Pes, -4 tos s z ‘or Point road. These gentl»men, 7 : eo sauhn$ 48, all of this city ater w careful survey, reporied to Mtyor LEGG—TRICLETT. In Washington, on the reseed: second, im making 3 support ‘ Bowen that the track was bring Inid in violn- | LRG Bhs aks the uf Lome TA <iterion of afuinion meautes tetine: | “stave diticulties” and “waut of harmory | tion of the established grade of the city, and elena ut AC TRIPLET?, bora Any of the above sent by mail (postage tree) on eburchy third,ic vbic our christian ei ‘4 '- | Fecommended the application for an injunction of Virginia. porno alr pncprein enafeee sorts ‘ay tig eerie a by. the signe ote or frstop the work. he Afayor Botds (te estar Boe ec ty, who have to topliictate st oxo Sepacebty tents, wi the control of the church by the inajonty, ace | woe aeruntion of the just camer. fiith, im treating in & hostile mi cording to tne Cone eeang oe luvited to the very cxlwosive sale ot ta:ally | Dies pe Dag ed crt et are h oard faeton welch on for the past year hag | D&tdware and agricultural impiementswhich the Ot seekiag thetr quiet with. | 8 Bow going on at the sioreof J. B. Barthoiow, 618 sent! oun ive pas sigin, te Dreiainiras chases | Son me, aaa te leucine this sbareh 9, | Fad-.om Reventh etreet, opposite Urntre Marker, | St ‘afternoon at 2 ovclock. nad Whale | ours receipt of price, Orders by mail solicited, aa8 attended te Dromptly, “ espectially | QUIBCY On i of heart discase, Minn ox's. au" - aged years. x Invited » No. et, FRENCH & RICHARDSON, Commencing st 1¥ o'clock, this aud every day in ss bis Toalniug ‘poston, iu peace, and to beveens. weet ‘Watt! ail is sold. wpe td wens ad ee Sage m ae ee nen preemie. taceste: | PSS seovcts sgnen ny toa geomantnce ot ton] | Wo Misch EARS GeeaT heed uh AK wid isda Prerni rast 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUR, wrli-vinevebtide, ‘sug thes end there taking | cbureh, nud one hundred of ite principal seca Seveuth Ward. in reference o tho oral im- | Jala sna betwege, Worth real MLAS Gy4Q:) ( Search ee Tee TONS or tee) Ee a ‘ens sasnie peocbelingn te ae) Been Inst eveataa@liLt Bot take piace, rm nt Sm: Hs Tmsal as =} Ls a Eo ““The ome Raving arnived tor te pastor, Dr. | read the report of the majority of the church | in consequence of the haf having eae | Will be garsieg Spopere copy.J''* Beyaves, W wale kis agswer ty wwe charges | concerming he difficulties at issue, which oo- | sect (o Ciher parties, t naan