Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1869, Page 4

EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., 2-Sight. Wariowal THEATER — The C> woman Sisters, aesisted by Mr C. B. Bishop. ~Aladdin,” and he farce of “(ut to Nurse. ‘mea Hoss a Rae's Carnival M.: gram De every evening. Cawrmreury HaLt.—Gurr, the Man Fish. Las: night bat two of the grea: Can-Usa. MatzmnottT Hatt.—IJesse Shephard, the celeb: aed Pianist aad Soprano Sim +r. 1 o>, Surtn’s Ar: '¥. 0b Penneyl re. ia avenue. on exhibition. ‘yattnued success rele. New pro- ims. Ansdjourned meet og 0! th Indies of Wash- O the advener ment of for rs ior the ep'arg. ne stand socal yelntions was Beld this m At balf-pest tea o'clock at Union Leucue , Mrs. Hathaway in the chair and Mrs Julia Architaid Holmes secretary. Mis. Hathaway, irom the committee ap. ported to select proper pevsom io canvass the Wards of the ciy, subaitied & verb. Sbe staved thai, upon « onfe ad) aors, oa the Committee, 1 @e the Most fessibie plan of rying out the obje tempistea, to Bold ward meetin apd to Invi © the attendance of all Indies fivor- able to woman's rights. At these me eting® the subject could be fully discussed and the mo-t Sui able peovons rebeted to call wpon tho he dtes of Ute wards who woeld rot aueod and Iny the matter tefore them. For <> Seveath Ward. Mrs. Dr. Hathaway aud M>s. Julia Arch bald Holmes bad boon appointed #8 can- varseTs, aud & committce had alco ben ap. poiried for Georgetown. Ua Siturday ( BOrFOW) night c of fics for the Unioa L ig je 8 few ego. € Would cal! upen d be. thank= fo, progre:> woman's made, d the Inates, Uemen willing to aid them. to persevere 1a the Work so auspiciously begun. Mis. Simms also urged tbe importance of the Pellet, sud in descanting wpon its advantage bore quite Beavily upon what she termea the tyrappical inclivations of man. Mrs. Dr. Hathaway spoke in behalf of an ex- tended circulation Of Bewspapers advocating the principles of woman's rights, and especiaily Tecommended the Ke colution, published York. The political coarse of tast paper had not allogether Leen =ach as to reesive her sanc- fiom, Du still, as @ woman's rights paper it wa> eatitied to patronage. To the reporters of the Press of Washingion she paid a‘ bigh compit- for the impartial sad accurate reports which they bad given of the meeting held last | 1 Friday, 2ad said she was glad that they had deen admitted. Mrs. Corwin, of Ilinois. claimed an earnes participation m every good work, aud ex- ber de'ermimation to battle for this permitied to vote, and id anybody, sbe asked. pretead to say that Were noi as competent to exercise tbat Ss the negroes. Mrs. J. B. Archibald, of Kansas, desired ta use of the Fallot ix order to develop the tafla- ence of women over the institutions wel- fare of the country. Mrs. Hathaway reiterated ber objection to the pol course Of The Revolution ough right paper she thought at the Id besubscribed to. That p2per. Ken the ground that the coti- slavery advocates bad forgotten the woman iu the negro question, which was as sllacious asever truth could be uttered. Mrs. Dr. Harman iollowed at some jength in advocacy of the ba'lot for women, and all other privileges enjoyed by the male sex. Sue thea felerred to patagiaphs publisbed receotly in the Stak, of this city. and the Zrivwne, of Sow York, that she ad appeared im the Tate Wo- men's Kig Convestion in -male ire” Thee papers. she hoped. wor ake the emende be voratle. Cusiom, she haa given {0 Iman the omly commen sense co» ame whic! ‘Was fit to wear. aud mag wes no more entitled fo it than women. It was the only proper dress for men or women to wear, 49 matter whether viewsd in a healthtul « Mforlable sense. Sue he'd that a larze comp: « of iran work, witb scarcely anything inside, sach is worm by the women of the couniry, was out of plsce and m eded reformation. 4 concla- ston, she endorsed tue project ct ward meet and inquired whetber ir ws ed. ir replied that it was not desizued to exXelude either sex. The first means to be tt» + was to obiain sizastares toa petition ask women the righ: to vo'e, etition would be so draws up as to column for the meu and oae tor the women. ~ was in favo- of the Dr. Mary E. Watac. stment of can- ward movement, and the appos ‘aa ty thas Vassing commiitees to solicit sigmatus. " Petition referred to. Asto the aegro qnestiv. fhe would only reiterate what sbe had already said: tha! she was not in favor of another per- sen, be he negro, Indian, Hottentot. or otmer- wise, being granted a vole tefore te women Were permilied to vole. She bad no doubt, ever. tbat the negro question would b- y setiled before that conceTaing the woman acted on. The speaker claimed to Dive watched the prozre.s of events im this city for some time, sud felt a deep interest im the cause. The Chair exhorted the ladies to perseverog action, and recommetded every woman Jove mot mein making hervelf acqua nied wi! the Inwe of the Di irict. Sue thowzht to-mor- Tow might Would bes ocd opportunity to con- jer this mater, when these issies wert ac- quarniod with the ordinances cou'd point out #uc¥ sections a) would be movt impor’ant for the Women to meke themscives conversant we the trersaction of ©OM* snot pusiness of iptere_: only Co the COM mitcee:, the mecting #djouracd. ——— PROPOSED SUsrension OF THE Pr. iDENT Arb Secimry.—At the meeting of tbe offiers and directors ibis roe Reld at the offi e of the General Agent lest evening, it wa: re- solved, that in view of ihe excerding seantin’ s of the collec . the cers im charge be irected te suspend all its operations on the sixth day of Fevrusry next, ual Micieut ons be eaved bi be continua’ eruon that pou of the hundr ly for alms sre willing to work. eport stutapg that the cen Ein ployment ment of 1 Rid the powr suming a media thore dee Work and the employ a - Immediately upon opening th.s department the agemt was flooded with applications from persons z employm borers and Wechieuses Vaal men and women, botl white sud colored. even cultivated ladios bave Become reduces, aud iuielligent men fill hocorable positions, bave applicd anxicusiy for avy kind of work rather than to beg for focd. From forty to sixty daily have im this way .ougut sid. Bet the agent has found exireme diiticulty in securing any work jor the.e persons. The destitution on ibis one account is very great.’ The report recom- mends that tbe city authorities employ this vast surplus of able-bodied men a pablic ‘Work: aud cays: “Tbese men must have bread ord tb cam be eaised and they are Willing toes n it, if the work is given them. The foliow ing communication, signed by all the officers of the society, was read, aud will be Presented to Uongress to-day: W asuinctos, D. O., January 27, 1-6: Hen. James Harlan, Chairman of Senatorial trict of Columbia Committee, U.S. Senate. ‘We, the offeers of ths -Wasbingion Associa- tion for the Improvement of tbe Uondition of the Poor,” respectfully submit that “its object and design is to discourage indiscriminate alms- #&. ving, street begging, pauperism, and idleness, the par; of extending ic, im a Lime of neceasity, relief te ecteecs ac ie ume and suffermg. and assisiance to those who would beip themselves” article 2 f the comstitution, herewil vaclosed.) We are relieving about tune thoussud dust tote persoes daly, and have to refuse assist- ‘ance to about as many more, who ba up end per- sons, and pearly 900 were turned Sy = te re Decause the supply was — neg a number Rokiiag tickets suppl oe unless prompt aid is affurded by Congress. Oar citisens bave contributed hberal.y, bat out treasury is now nearly exnausted. We shall be pleased tc tarnish any farther dataer tufor- mation required. Immediate relief to thou- sands Of really worthy appl.cants .s needed to preven great suffering. —— ee Fawscy Costumes —La Coterve Carnival is rapidly approacbieg and costumes are in de- mand. Moxley, the oldest costumer im the city, bas recetved & number of new dresses, DBestorfenl and comic, = who ) attend the Caruival wil! to their dvantage 'o give bim a call, as costumes are being rapidly selected from bis large and weil assorted stock. See his advertisement ——— Tas orrice of the Freedmen’s Savings’ Papk bas been removed to No. 472 7th street, opposite the Post tffice, the Iate Hon. | A RED HOT TIME—TWO PRESIDENTS —COUNC'(, MEN CENGURED—THS PULIOR CLEAR Tis HaLL This club met pursuant to a call of an execu- tive commuitice last evening on Uarroli Hill, between Ist and 2d sireais east, and very sooa the fact was developed that two wings of the Republican party were struggling for saprem- acy m the Fitth Ward. The meeting was called to order by Horatio Maryman, and im- mediately L_ B.S. Miller mouated a staad in the rear ot Mr. Maryman, and also called the meeting to order, each & number of acheren Maryman preporgera’ lowed that is A scene here fol- vond description. In the din and consa-ton Wm. Brown succerded in get | ng tke Loor, aur s “sla ctow. {opted en- | dorsing the coarse of Horaco Aluryinaa in re- gard to the colored race; censuring A. P. Clark | and their representatives in the Council, and sident- D. T. Wayne, Secre- tary; and Dauviel Lee, Treasarer. The pream- bie to the resolutions farther sets forth that one A. P. Clark, signing himself as secretary of the Fitth Ward Club, had cailed a meeting of the club without authority, and the result of such continurd action would be that the destinies of the ward would iali Into the hands ot the enemy: While Mr. Brown had the floor, addressing Mr. Maryman Mr. John R. Arrison catled | 0 him toadcress the chair. (pomting to Mr | Miler.) Mr. Browm—*On! yes, you! you! What are you doing bere? Where nave you de-n at a'l we o-ner taeetings! Election coming | Mow. J: it! We will fix you for going back on | us.” Mr. Arrison.—“I don’t care a fig for your | optnion.” Mr. Arrison again repeated “that memb- rs sLould address the ebair, (Mr. Mil- tev ) A member.—« Wao ts the Presigent!” Mr, . T mean Mr. Miller, the president pro tem. ot this meeing.” "(Tremendous lauetter.) Mr. E. Atkiusoa (adaressing Mr. Miiler,) moved that the meeting proceed to an election of officers. Mr. Miller put the qac tion, and although the noes were greatly in the svendan? decided it eurried. [G1 Mr. Greene b moved upon which were Mesors. 1 John KR. Arriic + cleared; waen Dr. Maryman put the que on amid a tremendous uproar, and it w: orried. A “How 9 ng todo it wet the ptice ask us to do ty s00u be done” Here a Wm. Brown and L. B 7 by E Atkin- | son, Who said he ver would support a man a8 treacherous as H.Marymay. {C Mr. D. T. Wayne.—Who is | chairman of this meeting. Maryman— Wayne—“Well then. {st am, sir” Mr, have two chatrmans.” “pat bim out.) how is it that we Wm. Brown said that Mr. Miller and the pres- Councilman had made 9 bie mistake in bringing the police to the meetung, (Lieatenant Austin, of the Sth precinct, was present with a squad of officers.) and the police would act impartially. Any colored man who wonid ¥ole for such a set as represented the Fifta Ward now in Council ought to have their arms | Paralyzed as they deposited their ballot. A iwember here moved that the meeting adjourn ‘he question was put and decided carrie Mr. Arrison.—<jo on; go out, ail hands.’ (Cris of “City Hall Ring.” and three groans | were given as Messrs. Miller, Arrison, and hers left the hall.) The meeting then being composed mostly of theadberents of Maryman,Wm. Brown wanted Mr. Lemere to retract his expression that | Maryman bad bought voters with whisky. Motions to adjourn here caused great uproar, which was quieted tor a while by Col. Hol man, who mace a few remarks advising bir- mony, and said that contention would lose the ward. Mr. Brown.—«Yes, that is what the other party are trying todo" Mr. We ~You are the worst traitor of the crowd.” Brown. personally responsible.” Here Brown and Wells were cantioned by the police. bat the confusion inerensed, and finally a resolation Was passed authorizing tae Coair to appoint an Exeentive Committee, to consist of five members. Then came motions to adjouw calls to order. and speeches trom yarions main bers, all at the same time, which was ended bs An adjournment. Tbe Maryman party now feared that the adherents of the other wi were lingering for the purpose of organ Mr. ‘You area liar, and 1 will hold you Meetipe, apd remained, till such a rene of | comtcsion easued that the police cleared th } bent. ee Meeting of the Seventh Ward Republicans, A mee! og the Seventh Ward Kepublican Club v Hyson’s Hall last evening, | Mr. Je ph Williems, V) | ing. and Mr. A. Watson, Dr. Boyd offered a resotution endorsing x: Net Republican @s & piper true to tue inter. be colored peopie, which th + should subscribe tor and cire Mz. Watson sugges ted t } De inserted, but Dr Boyd remarked that tha | Paper. ss cisothe Sra endoved The resolution wa commun’ cation trom W. H. Chase, secretary of the Workingmen s Union of the Second Ward, } esking that a committee be appointed to With be comm) +s irom werds for the tou of the Workingmen. Mr. Jame> Stone mved that the committee be appointed as request d which was agreed to. and the followiue were appointed —F. A, Boswell, Key. Mr. Green Mark Scott. A, Bowen, and J. Johnsc Mr. Wat-on spoke of the improvement of the canal. saying the opponents to opening the canal to navigation were becoming less datly, udeven the Jnfelligencer did not Low oppor? the project. He spoke of the propowtion ty connect the Cumberland Valley (Pa) railroi! with the Chesapeake and Olio canal at Wil- liamsport. (100 miles above Georgetown,) by | which it is clatmed hard coal could be delivered | bere at } per ton less than how: aud in view | or iu eur canal should be improved at once, so that thé coai and other prod Isnded mm the very he tof the city : hesra tuat the Provident Ald Society hod ex- pended $14.00 for the relief ot the poor, which ‘which be was sorry had not been expeaded for werk, as the people would :ocner work than Mx. J.B. Pierce asked Mr. Bais, of the Coun- cil. as to what dispoettict! nad been made of the bill appropriating £26,000 for the improve- meat of the canal, and Mr. Bates replied that such a bill bad been reterred to the Commitive on Canals, and there was also before the com- mit'ee & statement of the Register, showing thet but S8t(vof the $75.00 appropriated re- wawed. (*nd not $26(0),) and all conld see that no good had been accomplished in expend- tue the money Mr. Watsen called attention to the tact that | the -ewers w being choked up by reason of adopted. A the cans! filling. | Mr. Bates remarked that it was absurd to speak of Cicting it out: that the best plan was evitnp. snd it the canal is made to the ke it would be to the interest of the Ward to have the eity canal closed, so iy rp the trace down the river front, over the whole ward woald be gw it, he bad no doubt there would be a out. and uot such a meeting as was at the City Hall in favor of digging, called * | when the entire Dumber present wes twenty- three, And but one of those a property-holder im the Sevench Ward. Alter some \urtber debate, and addresses iy Mr. O. S. Baker and others, the meeting ad ourn —o———— Few ara Svrrrace Mrerinc.—The meeting on woman svlirtge at Union League Hall list ight was largely attended, avd the intere-! menifested quite lively. Mrs. Dr. Harman, of New Jersey, presided, and Mrs. Archibald Hclmes acted ss secretary. Prof. Willcox stared that ir had teen decided to discontinue the meeupgs, but in view of the new fused by ths recent convention. held regularly nereafter on Thu: and that debate would be limited to jdresses in favor of woman's t made by Mrs. Dr. Harman, Mrs. Joseph- ine Griffing, Dr. Mary E. Walker, Mrs. Archi- bald, and Dr. ©. B. Purvis, and in opposition thereto by Messrs. Freeman, Dyer, Rock, and Kinney, while Dr. Lockwood, John O'Dono- van, and Mr. Garretson made some remarks, the tenor of which was not very decided either for or against. ——— BoakD oF Potice.—The Board of Police mot yesterday. Applications trom the toliow- ing tamed persons fasbington liquor Hicenses were d ved: John Thomas, (eo. W. Driver. Fotb, Jobn John Neenan, William Clements, Flanagan & Brere- ton, Jeremiah Costello, Patrick McKeys, Mich- ael Breen, M. B. Scanica, Peter Schpfer, Wm. H. Simpson, aud James McGuire. Applica- tions fur the same trom Daniel U'Leary and P. J. Callahan, of Georgetown, were also disap- Proved. Patrick Hickey was inted a private on foree vice L. P. Seibola, promote Jobn J. Hill was reappointed am additional Private for pinety aay to do duty at the Northern Liberty Market. Adjour: ee KwiGuts ov PyTHtas.—Os Monday, 18th inst, Supreme Scribe Barton of this city, as- sisted by the Sapreme Lodge officers organized the Grand Lodge of Counecticutat Fair Haven. ‘The orcer will be engrafted im the State of Obio, durpg the coming month. The tea lodges m the District are in a flourishing con- dition. and the report of the G. R. S. at the annual session on Tuesday evening iast, shows ‘that they have increased greatly during the last quarter in membership and finance. aes CANTERBURY HaLt.—Benefit this eveningof Mr. Gurr, the champion swimmer of Engtand. He smokes, ea:s and drinks under water in an immense aquarium, and is one of the wonders ot the age. Mr. Gurr concindes his engage. ‘ment to-morrow evening. — ee Tux Davenror? Buoruras will xive an- Bin at Metzerott Hall to-morrow eve. ping ing of the Landlord A meeting of the landlords of Washington Was held Inst night at the Board of Trade Tooms, for the purpose of perfecting an organi- zation of the owners of real estate, so that there shall be unity of action in their transactions, and to inform each other uf tenants who have Acted dishonestly or nxve been of the class known as bad customers. A large number ot Property-owners were present, among the most Prominent of whom were Messrs. A. R. Shep- Berd, Gi e H. Piant, ©. B. Church, B. T. Swartz, John Purdy, Francis Lord, Sr., A. Hyde (agent for W. W. Corcoran), Columbus Alexander, Henry Polkinhoro, Frederick Koons, U. Storrs, Henry A. Willard, A. Green, and Dr. Lindsay At half-past 7 o'clock Mr. C. Storrs called the meeting to order, and Mr. Koons was appointed Secvetary. On motion of Mr. Purdy, a committes of three—consisting of Messrs. Purdy, Plant, and Koons—was appointed to dratt a constitution. Soon afterwards the committee submitted theit report, which was first read as a whole, then by sections and amended, when it was again read entire, and adopted. [The constitution fixes the name of the asso- clajon as the Landiord’s Association of the District of Columbia, and shall have for its object the protection of the mutual interests of the members thereof. The members shall be Tesidents of the United States aud twenty-one years of age, and owners of real estate or their agents in the District of Columbia. Each mem- ber signing the constitution shall obligate him - self to pay bis dues in advance, and to falfill all the réqairements of those articles. Each member shall pay the sum ot $1 or $2.50. as Monthly dues, according to the value or the property owned by him, and upon joiuing shall ay an ivitiatton fee of su cents. Eich member istequired to furnish the secretary with the neme of every tenant and his occupation, who may vacate any home or premises owned by said member, or for which satd member shall bean agent, without paying for rent; to give also the number of months the teaant May owe atthe tim Atine; also, the mamber aud fon of said hense oF premises occupied by tim and the state or condition in whi-h he let them. No member shall rent any house or Pp owned by bim, or for which he muy be sn agen’ to any person or persons who miy bein arrears to any of its members, unless he ssid person or persons shall first pay bis or their arrearages for rent to his or their former landlord, or give such sscurity to yment of the same as may be slisfa“tory the tohim. E: hb member shall furaich thee» re~ 4 e name occupation of every tengut who has paid bis Tent promptly up the time be has vacated his house or premises: also stating in what state or condition be may bi ftthem. The officers shall ba a Preci- dent, Vice President, Secretary, Treasure, and seven Directors. The Treasurer is reqnired to give $10,000 bonds for the faithful performance of bis duties. The Secretary shall Keep a book er books in which shall be cept 4 ac-ount List of all tenants who may be reported to him by apy member as being in arrears for rent; aleo to keep a hist of tenants who have been reported a¢ baving paid their rept promptly—such list also to show the state or condition of the honse oT premises ai the time they were vacated, ‘The offices of Secretary and Treasurer shall be hetd by the same person, who shall be re- gvired to give $10,000 bonds. The Board of Directors shall appoint an attorney, whose duty it shall be, upon the order of the President, to take such action as he may deem necessary to eject any tenant ot whom complaint may have been made to him by any memter, or to attend to any other legal busi- hess relating to the affairs of the association; the attorney's fees and costs of the suit to be paid out of the funds of the association. The 'd of Directors shall fix the pay of the at- torney and salary of the secretary and treas- urer, and all other officers of the association, Which sball be paid out of the funds of the as- sociation. Semi-annual meetings shall be held on the first Thursday in January and July, eleven members to cons'itute aj uorain.} On motion of Mr. Alexander R. Suepherd, a list tor members of the association Was opeacd, which was signed by all who were present, sbout twenty-five in number, On motion of M H. Plant, the se Was tpstructed to bave one thousand the constitw inted for the use of th bers of the association. tary with tary pies of nein Gn motion of Mr. A. R. Sagpherd, the moot ing procieded permauent orzanization and the election the following officers: Jobu Purdy, President, Henry A. Willard Vice Pre-ent: and Messrs. A. R. Shepherd, Geo aries Char . and Joseph Liboey rs—said Board to elec: the S d Trea-urer, itly # meeting of the Board ot Di ed. when Mr Shepherd moved Ty badirected to publish a no- Hization dud requestug such e desirous of beron . td ga the constity io, : f!s0, to cull a meoting of the members and -Deh 2s Ste desirous of becoming new at Clag. ev S Sweene: rooms, No.4 Market Space, (Board ct Trace rooms.) om Friday. tue oth of February, at 700 o'clock, at which «me pi. tad copies of the consutution will be su>mittr Adjourned, —— Oe LA CoTerte Causivat.—Temperance Hall i being fied up in the mo=t complete mauyyy ior Ls Cccerie Oarnival, which tsxes piace eo Thursday evening next. Professor Marini ts sparing neither pains nor expense ir perte ing his arranerments, and it will uudoubtedly be one of the most pleasing and elegaat affairs of the Kind ever witaessed iu wis city. The success of Iastyear’s carnival 18 well-knowu but judging irom the extensive arrangement> now being inade, the approaching one will far SUlpes at. Subscription books are ull open attoe hull and at the office of John J. Bozae, FE... Georgetown. —— IMPROVEMENT.—Une would think it ra: A queer seascn in $ui8 clituate for building i: Provements, but the mildness of the vane i. shown by the fact that Mr. G. A. Ww jandatiie now baving am additional story’ pinced on a three-story brick dwelling Ob Lith sieet west, two doors above Pa. avenue. The improve- ment is neariy finished, and greatly enhanc + the appearance cf the building. —e—__ La Ree’s Cagxivat. Mirstrets. at Wail’s Opera House. draw very large and tashionable audiences every Bight. Ricardo, the great builo sirger, gives Capi'al imitations of Parepa Roa, sud is always greeted with loud ap- pianse; while George Kunkel is still a gre iayorite. The otuer performers embrace so:n ot the best ever seen here. Change of pro- gramme to-night — Coxcga? THIS EveNING.—The music-loving Potion Of our eitizens ave to have a treat this ung at Metzerott Bali. Mr, Jes c Shepar:t the « Wizard Pianist” aud soprano singer. on that occasion, bring trom his mstrament some of it st sounds, besides singii “Casa Diva’ and other celeprated preci Mr. Shepard has attracted large audien. wherever he hes appeoted. Tue Lectvee by Major, the Co: othe culiivation ory i with the chronol y, "ty bedeliy atthe Coumbian Law Buiidine, on Mouday evening nex+, ior the beurfit of ‘he Indusitiad Howe. shovtd be well aifead d, nui ouly ou Account ot the ability of the Locturcr and the interest autacbed to Lis subjeci, but because the ob Las @ Inudable one. ——~— ONE OP TRE MOST SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS of chromo-lithography yet brougut to cur uote ‘s the reproduction. by the Bo:ton Unronio Company, of one of Way’s noted lunch nieces, cbristened “An Appetizer.” Mr. Smitu, No 404 Pennsylvania ayenue, bas the agency of the District this and many other favorit pictures, which the public should call and sco. ae Gees EeyrTaxp THs HOLY Lanp.—The interest- ing and instructive panoramaof Egypt iwi the Holy Land will be exhibited at the E-street Baptist Church this evening, the to te applied to the improvement of the Sanday Schoe! roome. This is one of the best pano- ramas ever seen here, and the charch will no doubt be crowded, as be. ACCIDENT ON THE RaILROAD.—On the ar- Tival ot the southern train last evening, Detec- tive Coomes and Officer Cross were notified that a man named Frederick Leonard had been Junction, the train Tax lmpusTRIAL ADvoCaTsE is the neme of ‘A Beat little monthly paper, the first number of which bas just been isi February ist. The chief a‘m of its publication isto 8] before the commanity the working and nteds of the Industrial Schools. —e—— REMOVAL.—Assistant Assessor of Internal Revenue John S. Slater, has remo is OMe from 571 Pennsylvania avenue to basement of City Hall, east wing. See advertisement. —— ptlonoors ie pookd part ete ia egusre 1S; auctioneers, have so! + improved by a three-story frame house, to Louis Frederick, for $2,300. and sron. Apply at 5! Paes mers ‘WOWAN tocork. wes nyiren* colored Wo coat was pa iapicr antennas ac, Os THE COURTS. CRIMINAL COURT, Jwige Fisher —Yesterday, John Brent was convicted of larcenyot la: by and sentenced to jait for 10 days. Adam Kobi plead gailty toa similar charge and re. ceived alike sentences. Hamilton W. Balien. ger. indicted for an assault. and battery, in two cases, was found rot guilty; Norris for defenc. Aman ews, indicted for keeping a bawdy ise, Was found guilty and sentenced to 30daysimjatl Robert H. Harrizon, Ab: bam Young, convicted of larceny, were sen- tenced to 10 days in jal. This morning, Thomas Waters was found f \ilty of em assagit and battery, aed 30. In the cases of Joseph Hawkins, incicted tor larceny, and Joseph Miller alias Antone Leepprl. for larceny, a nolle pros was entered. Maria Leane was found not guilty ona of pettit larceny. George Dent, indicted tor resisting on officer, was convicted and sep- tenced to3 months in joil. George Poole and George Dent, indicted with Barney Clinket for rioting; nolle pros. as to Dent; Pooleguilty, and sentenced to six weeks in jail. Court in GungraL Tze™.—This morning, en motion of Mr. Bradley, the Justice holding the Circuit term was directed to sign the sec. ond of the exceptions of the appellant in the case of Harris agt. Baltimore and (bio Rail. road Company. The argument im the case of McLellan & Dodge agt. Gregory et al. Equity Court, Judge Olin.—To-day, Cecil agt. Miller; order suzpending proceedings an- der decree until furiher bearing of cause. Davison agt. Washington, Alexandria and George‘own Reilread: order that ‘he books be opened for inspectios aioe EE ALEXANDRIA MatTTeus.—Th: eveing has the following items. Stocking and Fatal Accident.—Mr. Joseph E. Gorrett, formerly of Faugnier county, bu: for the lastaizht years a resident of this¢| an employre on the Orange. Alexan nad Manassas Railroad, met with ashocking acct. dent yesterday evening. by which ne was in stantly kuled. Gazet’e of last quarrying: stoves tateurda: Go Dodge, aud while snperintending the hoisting Werge block, the main sbaft of the derrick broke, and the stone, whica was elevated sey- thet, setlon bis bead, Was cangnt betwen a pile of rocks, and crashed ia 2 most shocking manner, causing death instantly, ‘The becy was bronght to this city. A candies Murad ~Among the victims of the atrocious outrage being perpetrated in Arkansas, we notice in the Mempbis papers the nuice of Maj. Geo. Harney, a son of the lat» Peter Heweti, of this city. Major H. was taken by Gen. Harney when te was quite young aud adopted, end has since borne his name. He was a young ma) of much promise, was very poplar, end biebty ceteemed. Major H was “captured,” with t*o other gentlemen, and confined at a place called Frenennan’s Bayou, tortured and finally murdered. A Magistrote Commitied.—Mr. W. W. Waite, one of the Justices of the P: ace of this county, being summoned betore the Mayor on Moaday last, to testify ina “Sunday law" case, refused to festify, and committed a contempt, for which he wasfined. This motaing ue was aza‘n brooght before the Mayor, aud, fora second coatempt, committed to jail for 10 days. OITY ITEMS. JEWELRY.—Prigs’s One Dollar Jewelry been No. 436 Peansylvaaia avenue, near 45 street. THAT MAN inay last, but never lives, ‘Tho’ much receives but nothing gives, But he need not give very mu-h for a suit of Clothes at George C. Henving’s, No. 511 7in street. eS ens Tae Brack Duress Svits.—The Sack and Short Frock style. in great variety and sold at reduced prices at A. Straus’ Popn- lar Clothing House, Peansylvania avenue, de- tween 10th aad lita streets. giicasdidt tiara BLANKETS FoR Hire; in lacge qnantitios: Add.css « Merchan:,” Washington City Post Otic 3 sa On! yx oF ETT ty the trotn of FAITH, if you would vers} ot-vold tule, go to Hable & Co's, 4S Pennsylvania avenue, end procure one of those pa plus ultra suits of clothing, which are sold at astonishingly low prices 2 epee New Store, 7th and E. - L. J. Rothrock’s New Store, in May’s build. ing. will be open for the reception ef cnstom-rs cu Thursday, 28th inst 3 Se CoRNe, £0.—Dr. White, Surgeon Uairopodist, of twelve years’ practical experienc United States and Canadas, and esta #24 Penveylvauia avenue, beiweeu + stivets, sides 1561, suceessfull, Corns. Ruvionsg, hit Ciab and ingrowing Nails. and other d Sof the fevt withuat .4 OF inconvenience to the patient The shoe caube worn with ease unaadiately ‘fer the operation. Refers tu che maay minen: physic Surgeons aud thousands f oiber respousibie persous who patronize airestablisbmont. Hoars from 8 a.m. to6 p. . Owing to press of business at office Dr. Whie is uuable to yisit patients at their reste A@nces except be weet and 8p, m. —— Dooror J. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his oMice an@ residence from the First Ward to Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth aad Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Foar- teenth street, Office hours before 10a. m., @ .d from 4toT p.m. Hours of attendance at tis ‘Woman's Hospital, from 1to 2p. m. eve ¥ day, Sundays excepted. 10,3 GEORGETOWN. ——— Affairs im Georgetown. A NEw STATION-ROUSE.—There has been some talk aboat erecting a new station-nouse lately. sometbing similar to those m Washing- tn, and already the police officers, who are of course inverested in the accommodations which will be afforded them thereby, are drawing off plans, snd it is quite amusing to see the architectural talent displayed. by some of the for One draws off a plan which when measured properly will not leadout to the prison at all; another's plan brings the back door of the proposed building ont ou the canal, &e., &e. The architect will probably make ali things right Sate or Hay.—Thomas Dowling yesterday sold. @ short distance over the Acqudact Bridge, three stacks of hay,at $11, $U,and $1- per stack. averaging $15 per ton. A DEGENERATE Son. —Henry Dear was act- ug in a very Gyorderty macuer test evening ona the street, ond) when Officer Cunningham weattoarrest him Dean resist'd so mantally as to very much bruise nd imjnre the officer otherwise. Justice Buckey flued him 35.50 for Csorderly conduct tad dismissed him om the other charg witha lecture, Officer C. not de: ing to prose cuit. GrorcetTowNn Eveetiow Commission Joun DM. Bronavgh, Jonn H. Newm: George F. Coakley were ye appuinte: by (be Suprewe Coart of the Distictos Colum: 1 Geners! Term as Regisier of Vo electh of Me ad Couuciim im Gorse wn om the 2a day of Fel ry EvR¥KA Drvistoy, Sons op Tewrerance — ibis Division held a meeting Jast eveuing aud imitated tuucy-tasee candidates, after when there was a beauutul exhibition of stercoscopic and oissolying views. CRANGE OF AN AGENCY.—The agency of the Clyde steomers. plying between this porcand New York, bas parsed out of the hands of the late agent, Jobn Davidson, and will be con- ducted hereniter by Mevsrs. Hyde & Tyler, well-known employees in the agent's office heretofore. SaLe or PRoPERTY.—Green & Williams yesterday eold a leasehold interest tor 99 years, (and renewal forever.) of the wherfand mili property at the corner of Frederick and Water streets, together with the imprevements, con- esting of a three. story | brick ‘warehouse, to Alonzo Gordon, fot $*,500. River Frowt.—Cieared—Steamery Valley City, McCarthy, and John Gibson, Winters, New York, large cargoes of flour. re NES Georgetown Advertisements, OaK OI osihedin Fi an compe ome Bxoiserns. * ARTE Rs ONG. Jaueary 9, 180. a ees a FRENCH & RICHARDSON, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT, 479 NINTH STREET. IN ADDITION TQ THEIB BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, CONDUCT A LARGE AND WELL APPOINTED ENGRAVING AND LITHOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT, And have special facilities for the carrying op of this branch of their business. IN THE ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT latest and most approved machinery f# con jy being introduced, and the best of ma. Is purehared, the most competent of work men enmres né particular attention given tc FINE ENGRAVING Of all kinds, such ss BUSINESS CARDS, LABELS, BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, LETTER-HEADS, NOTH HEADS, RECEIPTS, ENVELOPES, CH2CKS, DBRAFTS, CIBCCLABS. ALL KINDS OF COLOBED AND SKONZE ENGBAVING, ALL ENGRAVING USED BY INSURANCE COMPANIRS, BANKS, av. ‘We Engrave at short notice —~" --- WOMAN. Females. owing to the Mar and important relations which they sustaln, thelr pect ‘orgen. ization, and the offices they ere sabect many raficrings. Fr: these coterie in no smal! degree to tack bapplenne ‘and weliare, for, Bone cap be happy who are ill. Not only eo. but noone of these ¥: female compiaints can long be suffered to run on without involving the Feneral bealth of the individual. and ere loug jucing f sickMers and prematare dectine Nor ts it pleasant to consult @ physician for "x relief of these various @rlicate actions, and ‘on the most urgent necessity will @ trne wots: far sacrifice ber greatest charm @a to do ghi« The sex will then thank as for piactne in thetr imp'e specifica which will be foaud = cactons in reieving and cariug almost every one of thove trovviceome cemplatats pecnliar to the sex, BELMBOLD’S EXTRAUT OF BUCHU Lore, who | INSURANCE, Narrosat UNION FIRB INSUB. OF WASHINGTON PITAL. Offce— No. 71 Low Beventh street BO CHARGB FOB POLICIES OB REVENU STAMPS Risks taken on the most reasonable terms, an’ losses promptly paid. CONNECTICUT MUTi AL LIFE INSUR. EB COMPASY j or ’ HARTFORD, CONN. Asects over TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. @BORGE F. 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Cherteres Oy spooks: i. policies are exempt from at'a~): ment. sch ROT Are NO UnNecessAry restrictions tn the pol- very policy {9 non torfeitabl., may be taken which pay to the insarec thelr fall st and return Ho ms insurance costa ouly the decrease on tbe that will pay to the tn- ual income ef one-tenth marriage caps forturate one, hitherto so rear these of the piain dictates and remonstrances of ber deli jure, becomes an ‘anwill treatment. Thie is buts Xperience of thousands of cur young wo before the abillty to exercise the of tie generative crgane, they rea jon of ei ar nervous system composed | of what is called the tissue. which ie. in common | Tuthe female Dreast and lips. evsdentty ‘awaer | ¢ control of mental emotions and associations at Ac early poried of life, and, as we shall subs bee- quently see, these emot'ons. when excessive, leat BE before puberity. to habits which sap ths very 'ife of their victims ere nature has self-completo4 their developmect, FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY WHITES OR LEUCORRHEG@A, TOO PROFUSE NSTRUATION, EXHAUSTION, TOO LONG CONTINUBD PERIODS, roR een Larue ctene DOWN, OR We offer the most perfect specific known: HEMBOLD MPOUND EXTRACT oF = BUCHU. Directions for use, diet, and sdvice, sccompany. Females trevery period of life, from infancy to extreme old age, will find It e remedy to aid natare. in the discharge of its functions Strength 14 the glory of manhood aud w HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCU ig more strenzthering than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron, iphuitely safer,aud more pleas act. ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, having received the indorsement of the most prom- ineut physicians inthe United States. is new of. fered to aflicted humanity as a certain cure for the following diseascs and symptoms, from whatever cause orignating: GENERAL DEBILITY, MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION, IMBRCILITY, DETERMINATION OF BLOODTOTHE @EAD CONFUSED IDEas, HYSTERIA, GENERAL IBBITABILITY, RESTLESSNESS AND SLEEPLESSHESS aT NIGHT, SOLD by DRUGGISTS ond DEALBES EVERY Price @1.25 per bottle; or six bottles for 6.50. Delivered toany Adéress, Communications. Describe Bymptome in all ae AMSREE TRE, rye es Ith not to secure i at so low the Oflce of ths Gompany fe tale @eEN ER ata GENCY roR MAG EST VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT” COLUMBIA. aT THE OF FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, way WASHINGTON D. 0. se La E*4 LISHED 1543. Lan oF alt Made 364 BUCK-AND-A-NALE ivente avenue. bear Offers the bighest cash eivances kiuds ot time destred at reasonable rates. Besivce stents sonedecaay ee en-y i - Pr, CE 25 CENTS. SENT SBALED BY PoFT. “MANHOOD.,”” One Hundred and Fifty fourth Edicion of thir ‘Dew medical paiaphiet, revised and just publ'shed by the suthor, Dr. Curtis. This valuable work ‘trests on the cause and cure of prematare dec’ ac and secret diseases of youth and mamhood. it fives aclearsynopsts of the impediments to mar- Tinge, and the remedies therefor. ADDRESS THE Avra in. O". HORT! CHABLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD». » Extracts from Remiews of w Om Meme from the year 180. Mannoop. By Da. Ocxris. this age of pre- tensiow, when the pri ‘of the tras are gon |. stently usa by the fs! 4 freodu! it te diticalt to the sufferer trom uereouragtilt ty, the unerring means of judgement where to ee: relief The authors of this work ob viet: the difficulty. Thetr experienc: and reputation tp the treatment of these paintel diseases ar tents guarauty, and De deserve for t) ite immense circa! a. — OvRTis oN MANHOOD shonid be In the bands of Fouth and old age it 8 wedtesl po ably written, and developes the tr olese of paiaful maladies, witch been the ¥ of the filters: United Service Gazette OvETIs ON Manu shoals ou which a large Brop cas ia hed gad furuishes @ chact they may be avoided and escaped. Fort Scountry would it be did ite youth pot Bice the philanthropic and scient)Bc maxims here laid down- one cause of matrimonisi tuisery migh! then be banished from otr laud, aud the race of the enervate be sncceeded by a’ re: hardy, spizite of the olden tim Ovaris on Mannoon.—This ts really work, for poluting out t! excesses, (he evils of se ineane asylum, no less than in the too long and @estcning — —It developes the fearfa! tier -f human 2 wed cou- stitution of those Indolging It will do mach tc Prevent the vice which. by ite prevaleace among ich oo . has 80 much infiveuceon the foture wel belug of many —Heraid. Da. CuRTis's work, entitied Manhood, is one of the books bow sulyect which can ay Clute to the Geatecre othe See ees SctePenfee i netiowetet ot sutras Rcaceaeanecccaes dressed. _Ofice boure—10 to « setttc®>.m. octem Srren, 26 Paxsey Po ieg VENUE, “