Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1869, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | a) TUBSDAY.....2.00-+--0000-JUNE 29, 1969¢ —<— en LOCAL NEWS. CORPORATION AFFAIRS. BOARD OF ALDERwEN, June 2, 1°99.—The Board met in pursasace of law last eve. sng, all tbe members preseat, President Crocier im the chair; ©. L. Hulse, Secretary. ‘Tre Cpair laid before the Board a commanica- von from the Mayor, transmitting the aecoun the Corporation with the Suan tor the week eading Jane 2-th, 1269, as : Dr— Special account $4,300.57; First fend, $43,252.65; a-cond Ward, $28,323 49; Third. S251, Fout.a, sii 95; Fifa, $11 WS; Saxth, $21.65 %; Sevemn, 817,509.20: sbool fund, $4,163.53; sarplas fund, 105.97. 2200.92. y general fund. We A. G. Hall. € cf Arrangements for the dedication of the moa- ent in the Soldiers’ Na:ton st Raeeoy SD ttysbarg, Pa.. inviting the Msyor and O:ty e118 to be present on the occision of the som ceremonies, July Ist. The invita. Loa Was sccepted, and Mr. Moore moved that & committee of two be sppointed from tis Board ‘o act im conjunction with asimstar com- mittee of Y Mayor to make the necessary arrangem-n's which was agreed to. and the Chair ansounced ac said commutes om the part of tais Board, Messre. Mocre and Emery. The Obair then anponnced the mmmittees as follows .—¥ ina: s—Uhase, » Emery, Davis. Un- Suished Business—Morsell. Champion, Emory. Furoliec Bilis—Knignt. Accoants of the Reg- ster—Sister. Asylum—Emery, Moore, Ubase. Hea!t—Cbampion, Morsell, Kn'ght. Eligi- be uty of Assessors—Stewsrt, McCathran, Coa- eolly. Wharves—Baser, 5 a 100. the Corporation before Congress—Connolly, Stewart, Ch ‘Mr. Connolly moved a suspension of the rules in order to receive the report of the special commute appoiuted to revise the rules, but Mr. Moore opposed the motion, and after con- sideraple @ebate, the rules were suspended by & vote of yeas 1%, Bavs 2—\ Messrs. Moore and Morsel!.) Mr. Olark, from the special com- muttee on rules, them rej amendments —Order of ba: Uons from the several war Feeoluuons for reference” Words quoted being inserted 4&5 & proposed amendmen:.] Mr. Moore moved a substitate for the amended rule as follows -— “ Pettions o.d resolutions from the several js and bilis aud resolutions tor reference.” Accepted by Mr. Clark and agreed to. The next amendment wus to add to the list of com- mittees acommittee on rai ; agreed to. Tbe third amendment (2-tb rule) Lit the time of speaking by a member to tweaty min. utes, unless be is allowed to proceed by gen- comsemt: agreed to. The next amendment ‘was to the 5th (now the 46th) rule, soas to make it read :—When the readiag of a paper is «alled for,and the same is objected to by any member, it shall be decided by @ vote of “a jority of the members of the board then pres- ‘propriate standing committees «unless otherwise ordered by a dec‘sion of two-thirds of the members then present.” {The words quoted being added to the original role.) Agreed to. t resolution from the Board of Common Cownecil for the appointment of a committee of three members of the Board of Aldermen aud four members of tne lower Hoard, to ex- aD.ne and report on the subiect of deodorizers of Bight soil atthe next meeung of the Board, so as to prevent the the city, was{ taken suggest Chau. Mr. Meore moved to amend py striking out the Special Commitiee and ivserting “The ‘Secretary of the Board of Health.” Rejected, yeas. 2, (Messts. Moore and Morsell:) anys, tz. Mr. Moore moved wo amend by adding the Sec- retary of the Board of Healthto the Special Committee, and on that motiogcalied tor the ayes apd noes; when the Chair directed the ‘Secretary to cail the roll. Mr. Moore rove to speak. when the Cuair decided wat pending tbe taking of the ayes and moes debate was not in order. Mr. coutended that devate was in order until the first name on the roll was called, and *ppealed from the decision of the Chair. The decision of the Chair was sas- taiped— Yeas, Messrs. Baker,Ubamption, Caaxe, Cilstk, Connelly, Davis, Knight, and Stewart, *: pays, Messrs. Emery, Moore, Morsell, Mc. Cathran, and Slater, 5. Mr. Moore's amen: ment was then rejected, yeas,6. nays,S. Mr. Moreeli then offered a substitute for the resolu- ——— 3, (Messrs. eCathran;) nays.?. The oraginal resolution was then adopted. ‘Mr. Davie introduced a bill tor the constrac- ten of 8 bri ectoss Rock Ureek, end of North P s.reet: referred. Also, tBorizii on referred. (Tbe bill auihorices the M: potes; « authorizes layor to Sppoint the ‘par aeenor or some other ofi- wer of the Corporatio: pay accounts for ard Com: Also, dill making an for the ereciion of aa engine Bouse in the Sev- enth Weed, for the new sieam fire engine. The roles were neil Seta, S, pays 4, (Messrs. Moore, Morseil, McOsthran, and Stewart.)and the bill passed. Aliso, introduced resolution authorizing the Mayor to constract 8 serred. Mr. introduced a bill abolishing the contract system for grading. graveling, reining, aid Reeping in Tepair the sireets, the grading of alleys, and the filling up of lots, &c., and the doing of said work "e labor. = bree = a oe which, wi 01 was to Improve- ments Committee. Tee Cuatr introdaced bill to improve ailey in square 2%, known as Chestuut street, and to change the Samson sireet: referred. Also, special services and to regulate his - tT. Moore moved its reference to a special committee; referred. Also, bill to grade and vel P sircet north, from 15th street west to ‘me Creek; referred. ve And gutter on sot tween 10th and 11th streets treet north. between 1ith and 01 side ot P 13th streets west; and grade and Isinnd avenoe, between léith and 16h west, relerted. Mr. Connolly introduced bill - Moot ia Opposition to the measure after the remarrs of ‘he geutiemac,(Mr.©.) Me agreed with Bim ‘that (Dis was 8 matter with waic these boards Bad nctoing to do. He (Mr. M.) bad been con- nated with the typographical fratersity 12 the past. and regretted the cen which threat- ered their unity, but let them settle therrown Affaire, Besides, as be understood the matter, it did not binge om the color of theman wao ‘Was the subject of the comtroversy. Mr. Chase followed in opposition to the reso. lution, and aj d to the gentleman, Mr. Siete: withdraw it. No one could question bis (Mr. C's) Republicanism, but he could not ‘vyote for this measure. ie was in tavor of giv- ing colored men all ther rights, and woald cheerfully vote for such a resolu ‘ion im a ward Meeting, but here it was out of place. Tois board tad no right to interfere bet ween em- pioyers #nd employes, and the passage of the Tesolu‘ion would result in barm @nd mot good. Mr. Clark said it was merely @ request tothe employers. and he could not see how ft was | ody jo said asa colored man he would people asked was the benefit of ¢qual laws. avd thea if they could not take care of themselves le: them go tothe wall. He | though: with Mr. Connotly that this was a mat- ter which did not concern these boards, and the mover oj (he resolution would find uaiess he ‘Withorew it that it would create division, for thousand. of Republicans would stand the opp »uents of the measa! coloreu people did not ask bere: they did not want it, be thoug! Boards had be-t coneider the ness for which they were elected. jater briefly advocated his resolation, followed by Mr. Clare on tne same * T which 4 motion to refer the resola- tion <o a special committee of three was made and acreed to. Tne Cnair subsequently ap- —-~ said committee Messrs. Siater, Moore avo Ste vart. M r. Clark introduced petition of S.C. Clark and oibers for grading and graveling ef 5th Feet, from A street north to Maryland ; Teterred. Aiso, bill defining the duties of the fon neeerggen bens png schools and for ET poses; to be printed on the joornal aca referred to Committee on merges poration; referred. [it provides for publi- cation in the Chronicle, and Sraa, Provided the expense does not exceed $800 per Sncem te each paper.) Aiso, bill making an APpro} Tria ion of $1,000 t> purchases medals and premiums for distribution to the, meritorious of the public schools for the school year about to close; referred. Mr. McCathran pre- sented protest of proparty owners agsinst a reterred. Mr. Baker intro- is to curb, pave ana gutter on west ot 3d street west, trom E to H streets th; west side of ist street west, from Virginia ue to C street south; soath side of F street south, from Canal to Four-and-s half sireet; east side of 1uth atreet west from Eto F street south; north N street south, from Deia- ware avenue ath Capitol street; north side of E streat south, from 8M to 11th streets west; and on north side ot N street south, trom 4% to 6th street west; referred. Also, on east side of 13% street west, from © street to Maryland avenue passed. Also, bill to curb, pive and goter on pm side of C street soath from |(th vo th weet; to grade west, from Vii ren relief oi Henry O. Jounsoa; to erect bouse in square 27; for relief of William M. Coark: to reconstructi#he sea-wall from the Long Bridge to the arsenal grounds; re- ferred. An ac™1©.C.) to repair and retaraish the Collector's ciil.e, appropriating $2,000 for that purpose, was passed. The Chair annoanced as the Special Com- Mitiee to examine @eodorizers, Mossrs. Baker. McUstbran, and Davis. At 12:30 o’clock tbe Board adjourned for two weeks. BoaRD oF Common Covuscit.—The Board was called to order by Mr. Williams, Presi dent, snd all the members present except Mr. Thompson Messages were received from the Miyoren- losing communication from the Freedmen’s ares. seking to be reimbursed for laymg 2 Bter UIAIN IM square 1,064. om 14th street erst; ecclosing petition from the trastees of the Uo . coran Art G: 7, asking that tne bailding be exempt from tazatior: which were referred Also, enclosing @m invitation from the trust-es of Gertyebarg Nation: to attend che ded: cation of the soldiers’ monument on the Ist of Jaly, which wax 101. The Chair announced the following standing committees: Ways and Means—Hall, Mc- Knight, Thompson, Brown. Dietrick, Venabie, Never. Improvements—Taylor, Surges-, Jobnsom, Hatton, Holden, Simms, Hoyd. Drainage ana the Distribution of Water—Beall, Faraon, Piper, Holmes, Tinney, Gaines, Boyd Claims—McKright. Beall, Simms. Police— Browne, Tinuey, Piper, Taylor, Hatton, Beall, ‘Sehools—Pardoa, Hall. De- Boyd. a, is trick, Browne, Holdem, Venaple, Netter. Cansis—Boyd, 1, nt, Gaines, Thompson, Piper, Holmes. M: ts—Holmes, Beall, Gaines. Burgess, Taylor, it. Elections —] mr mfinished Business—Far- don, Hall. To Audit and Contro! Contingent Expenses of the Board—Simms, Hatton, Tin- ne; Kiso, the foilowi: Joint Committees Canzi—Jonnson and Tinney. Heat trick. Pardon. rd, Ming ® Asylam—Piper, Venable, Hail, wR. harves—Bargess, Boyd, Johnson, Holmes, Simms. Represent the Interests of the iow before © on- ‘'ardon, Hatton. Ea- Solied Bills—Mr. Hall. Money Transactions of the tion—Mr. Netter." Accounts of the Regieter—Mr. Thompson. Count and Destroy Due Bills—Mr. Tinney. The following were antroduced and ref-rred By Mr. Tayjor—Petition of James Moran for ‘Tm ission to erect a wooden shed. By Mr Fardca— Bis providi veling shall be done by da; By Mr faim Bill to pay the expenses of registration. esolution sm relation to markets, setting forth that they are opposed to the continuation of a monepoly sustained at he expense peo. ple, and especially when such monopoly is created and protected by acts of these Councils: that the bo te on Markets be to oe to Teporta bill providing for tue repeal of eecuous seven, bt, and nine of theact of May 7 1837; also.a bill providing for the repeal of all acts and parts of acts that create or pretend to create @ vested right in Any person OF persons to bire, lerse or rent a0; ‘Stalls or stands in the several market-houses of this city in Preference to any ether person or persons Sirmg to rent the same; so that hereafter all market stands or stalls owned or controtled by the city shall be sold at public auction to intme Printing Ofice. By Mr. BASE Bate - SEt's cece and pave alley it | The Red Stecki: Mesterday 525. p<, oT reso. with the oneteic Steckinzs that a Committee of seven be appointed, Victorious—Their Departure for Home. | copmating of four Cownctimen snd three Alder. | ‘The second matdh game between the K Pain eo te nl Suter of (contin no | Stockings of Cincinnati,amd the Olympics of later thaw tuat tne | this city, took place yesterday afternoon on mont int nigh! wed seit anion in =f ae) RS =f ‘ge coucoD ‘Spectator: game ¥ abated. rye pr des, Beall, Hen otner well ‘the part of area the wear grating rg wen ee came by 8 wack cram o Lid Bes Tarrend Tesolation, reat tomes Guriag the gue evinecd ay = fate Riek cee elution requesti: re: and Sewers ° ° R. 38 31 ny 2 Stents Roms : ii -5 OlBillings, 3 40 toF's office. 2 1, Emmett, } 30 no street <3 1|Wooas, ‘c. so veled; bill 2 2) Robinson, o~3 NN street 3 2[Leech, p 2 0 A concurrent: ant 1 a son Oak Board of Aldermen 27 16 7 5 IBBINGS. 21014611 01 yt Olympte.. +o 1@lLlee3sv 0 @&5 Fire Department. Distribution of M a SF Premiums to the pupils A aye yesterday in the presence of a large nam. imteresting affair. Spersed with vocal mus! the prizes were distributed Walter, Rev. and H. Braw) H. Greene was award good conduct. and Harry Ellis for punctual attendance. and Willie Dunkinson for application tostady and im were awarded Frankie Ward and Wi premiom awarded to Ere Willie Fallon, were awarded F Franskrof. o Reaay. Joba Golds! to Fisher Clark, and a silver oneto Wille Me} ritt for improvement. tic, premioms were a: ri gene Adameon. minoms were awarded te Clinton Sitz, Willie Coombs, Feilder Coombs, Thomas Mil! i obert Hurley, James Sprightl,, . oseph Fal- jon. For Reading and Orth: by. pr ~ainms. were awarded to Aloysius Griffith, Jozcr> Griffith, Daniel Falion, Ambrose Bart. awarded to Jobn Flaherty, ter Williameon, Frank as eleher, Orlando Harvey, Willie Bai- "For being “a v: good little boy,” the pre- mium was awarded to Frank Adamson. The annual commencement of the preparatory @ Look place last evening at buildin; the a enl. Marine Band. Re ercives with prayer anc after Professor had explained lowin) tory— Senate—Louis_H. Ride—Charies M. Le’ S. Lusk. Dislogue. ler, S. N. Tustin, Andrew A. Lipscomb, W. O. ae F. P. Atkinson, S. F. Wood aud 5. ‘arr. Henley. Fearless De Sehnitzel’s Velocipede—W. H. rome logue—“The Puzzled Professor” — § and C. 8. Lusk. Pied Piper ot Hamlin—A. Phillips on the Policy of England—L. Cowie. September Gales—S. Dialogue— S. Lusk, H.S. Nayman, A.A. Lipscomb, Chas, ‘bas. M. y Duvall. A. ford and Henley. Irish Alle: AW Olnrence ‘Hace Brietiman’s. 1n Maynard—E. B. —-C. M. Lewis. It would oftne different all showed thoro: o! Tent speakers as t! yao erm mp Young ‘whoee German iti. ns were Woe Offices — At 2G. A. R., and Pennsylvania averue, last evening, the 1olowing officers were elected term, viz: Post Commander, Comrade William B. Brown; Harrison ‘Dingman: Junior Vice Co: Comrade Joha Robinson; Adjutant, Uomrade C. W. Hayward; Sergeant Maior, Gomrate A. to Dip, B. WD, post commander-elest, isaiso a dele egate by virtue of his offic: quite & flourishing condiuo: of 175 members on its roster. Sdopied by the a fo zt os Lid as a mane “of of a er of fn ‘was brong’ toteawat al te fire, was returned to engine house before reaching the spot. orton o Girmse: on Puarday, fe Pkade,we can bespeas tor: wep nc premiums were awarded to Willie Lick-y, Eidie On m Sppropristion cf $2.0.0 for the erec'ion of an €: }e-bouse with stabling, éc ,ia the Seventh Waid. was ref-rred to the Committee on the tion of Mr Fardon, the bill maxingan At 10-20 the Board adjourned. eda! ms at sy The ann distribution of medal< and St. Joseph's Orpnen sylum on H, between {tb and 10th streets, took of Indies and genth *T mes Of the meritorious pa Gold medals were awarded The Hibernian ‘medal presented by Mr. John to Bernard Ryan fo: Silver mdals were awarded to John S ms Medals’ were awarded to Willi? M:Devit: vement. Clagett, Ge ree Joyce, y jorge Joyce, cosraphy, Grammars pestineon. i Tam mar an tametic, first v1 ‘Harry Hrawner: eecoad — to Jona Sims, Willie McDevitt aud ay. For Penmanship, Orth hy and Christian ine, first premium awarded to James eons prominmste Eugene Bieleski, For Readwg and Mistory, premiums were ‘Bernard Dabainel, Harry Ellis, ey and Andrew Glyna. For Aritbmetic and Geography, premiums to James Harvey, Arthur My, ‘rank Gorlinski, Eddie Hariey and Charies HH G rem! For Orthography, Catechism, and Writing, paries Clements, Joba O'Uoanell, For Geography, Arithmetic, and Spelling, remiums were awarded to Mauric? Clagett, wnard Ryan, Joseph Keleher, Unarles ettz, ‘itageraid, Ferdmand Dessa: io the Primary Departan od aad conduct the gold rough \derd, ti — medal awarded to God @nd the silver med, In Geography, Urthography, and Ari warded to Willie it, Goldsborough Godderd, Eddie Smith, Eu For Read Writing, and Catechism. pre- ier. For Reading, Arithmetic, and Catechism, remiums were awarded to ©ishar Clark, For Catechism and Readwg, jams were joa Grits, Wal- arner. For 8) remiums were awarded Hing, to —_-—_—_ CoLumBIA COLLEcR ComMENCEMENT. — it of the Columbia: was wi ce being lad: wed throughout by the music of the w. Dr. Tustin opened the ex- Masson preparatory course the fol- rogramme was carried out.—Saluta- . A. Datton. Regulus to the Roman mard. Paul Revere’s wis. Pc —Charles Taek © Fol- Mary. the Maid of the Inn—O. M. Columbus—H. 8. Courcy—C. A. Spofford. Hay Sar eerie Fatler. 3 om. Pt. Me. Pastin. . Ne ‘Selectiops from Henry 1V”—Chas. isting: between the morits 2) »H. — GEARD ARMY OF THB REPUBLIC—Election of the regular assembly of Pos: No. it their hall, corner of 11th street for the ensuing Senior Vice Commander, Comrade mmander. De; partme! » A. J.Gunaing, and F. Fix. The Post is in aving upwards Post No.7, at their meeting last night, elected 3 ommandcr so Ea TRIAL oF 4 Fiae ExtimGvisuee —A trial of «l Fire Extin and K streets. oat. bat ascertaini: —_-— Excunsion,—The congregation of the Fifth ive & grand ex. kind bave bern xy Of enjoyment, Fly Gai Wright 2, Mevi Brainard 1—12. Robioson 1, Malone I—8. Time of ga2me—Two hours-and ten minutes Umpire—David Birdsall, Natioual Bue Balt Clad. Scorers—Mesers. Hariey aud Miller. ‘The C.ncinnati ieft the city last night in the Bine o’clock train for home, stopping on the way at Wheeling to play the Baltic Club there to-day. They were escorted to the depot by quite a delezation of the base bill fraternity, acd went off highly pleased with their visit to ‘Washington. Se The Attack upen Judge P. Judge P. called in to see Judge, it will be remembered, had a difficulty at Bisdensburg last week. He called to-day to give us the real facts in the case. The Judge Says that that unreliable sheet, the New York Herald, bas misrepresented the counts u) the Srar to do hi report of the affair he says was evidently well meant, bat that we were not in posssession of ail the particelars, The Judge has given us a very vivid recital of the outrages traiea om him by the “rabble” of Bi burg, as he terms his per- secutors; and Ris narrative was heighiened by the mars of rough treatment he bore upon his Person. His right eye is blackened an ‘aterman 3, G. Wright 2, H. 2, Leonard 1, At'isow 1, ood 3, ch 2, Force 1 istice. Our Paffed Up in & way that mast troable bim exceedingly im looking atter his widows and erpaans. There is a long and sanguinary mark across bis foremead, cBawed, and his nose appears considerably damagea and inflamed. bere are various smaller scars, bumps, contusions, mace- rations, discolorauons, and other marks ot barsh ussge upon the of th- Judge, His summer cicthes are a gi deal fractured and maddied, acd altogether he 1s an object. The Judge's statement is thie in substan had got int they plundered him Most shametuily, and worst of all carried on improper and immoral proceedings in his domicil, which, of course, the Judg? could not stand. The result was thathe sent them sdritt, and they sued for wages, or something of the sort, and the case went before a magistrate, where the Judge admits that his feelrngs got so much the better of Dim that he did use some retty harsh language in regard to the wite of tenant or employe. ‘he rabble” of the lace sided with bis tenants, and alter ascer- jing that he was unarmed way-laid him on his leaving the magistrate’s office, and Ob his stepping out in the dark he was struck viol y and treacherously on the head by some unknown, parties. The Jadge was at first staggered, but he -ays he instantly rallied and struce out with such effect as to knock down one of nis cowardly assailants, who, in falling, & ied snether down, and possibly others. The Judge then got away to his own premises, or rather to bis garden, the heuse bring locked, when the rabble again came aiter him. He toldthem that he unarmed, as they knew, but ifthey would giyo tin one hours’ time *o prepare, he would fight the whole of them, or any ten of them. They were deaf, however, to this chival- Tous challenge, and overpowered the Jadge by bumbers, dragging him off through the mua and essaying to duck bim in the creek, with other outrages described or binted at in these columns. From this peril be was finally Tescued by some ot the respectable citizens, who told the mob that if they persecuted him farther it would be at the peril of their lives. They started to escort him to the depot, bat there beimg no train doe, Mr. Marshall, a nephew of Chief Justice Marshall, the Judge says, took him to bis house for prot-ctioa. Pretty scon the mob began to rally about the bouse of Mr. Marshalland demanded that their victim sbould be surrendered to them, but Mr. ‘Marshall positively refused and tt sboot the first man who crossed his threshold. He stopprd with Mr. Marchal! tha: night and came to the city the pext morning. Daring the the mob the Judge says he comtained in his vest pocket. He utterly depies that he ever made apy of tbe remarks atiributed t~ him impugn- ing the bravery of the male Biedensburgers or the virtue of the females, or that he made any ti EP to any young lady there at these stories were started by the Towdies atter the outrages upon him to screen themselves. He refers to Mr. Marshall in con- firmation of bis statements Mr. Marshall tells us that what came under confirme the statements of the that the crowd came after bis own eyes tl ‘rouble with at the magistrate’s office, and compelled bim to get down on his knees to a ze for the abusive towards her. at the Jud, of positive brutality and cruelty it is quite evident. — ATTEMPT TO ROB A Boy—He Cuts one of his Auailants—This moroing, A. Hamilton, aged bout fourteen years, while passing down the and fg com gl bos see was attacked wi hegsbead hoop. 2 by kaife and cut the boy in the side, making a slight |. Officer French arrested itor and took bim before Justice Walter, held him to bail for a hearing. | ihe Surveyor, is ia the eum of 85,00, pos . Donohue and Hernard Hayes as sure. ties. These officers will enter on their duties on Thureday, July ist —_e——_— Ics BaLTimons.—For the past few days wi aud gad Great Falls lop ies Dave been = tH it i i e i Esty | De-tsion of Judge Wy J its cannot erdict ‘Yesterday, after our report of the proceedings in the case of J. H. Bradley agt. Jadge Fisher iu the Circust Court, Juage Wylie, closed, Mr. Harrie asked time to leok a: some of the cases = by Mr. Cook, and suggested an adjoura- ment. Judge Wyle said that further argument would be useless. He bad never heard of Stich @ case as this, and be s0; bad ever heard of such a case, I: w: cases. The dona fides : ofs judge cannot be impa, in a at poms oven ses Sy acted or corruptly. e niveraai cefvent of decisions, "Pne law has so much a pe for the certainty of judgments that it will not allow them to be impeacned ex- for error of law. It was certain law that regs the punishment be not inflicied until the case is closed. The proseca- ton bad given in evidenes the record of a ju- dicial order which was a complete answer to their action of libel. He wontd give the plain- der in the case, though uffevery opportunity for making up a case to £0 to the Supreme Cou This morning, after platutit had filet Bis b‘ll of exceptions to the raling of the court, & verdict was rendered for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bradley moved for a new trial oa the ex. ceptions, aud that the same may be beard be- fore thi ourt iu Term in the first instance, and the court thereapon certified tne cause to the general term. T! trespass was then taken up. Oarnans’ ‘he second case of Cover, Jwige Iurce B. Steme qualified as executor bond $1,0%, JoBn Bisee Rod Mores Kelly qualified a3 executors of Josbua Pierce; ‘cond $200,000. Michael Gar- vin's will was filed, fully proven. and admit- ted to probate, and leters testamentary were issued to Jeremiah Qarroll as executor; bond $2.00. A copy of the will of John Becki: ‘was filed for probate. ‘The ing ou we. D.C., at Sr eat ie san meeting o: ri E. Demon! ‘gncbamns 5 ty or Sagamore; L. P. ; Joon Mcliwane, K. of W.; C. of K., } 8. Sayron. Prophet. ——_.—__. FrstivaL VOR THE BEsEriT oF St. ANK's InraN? ASYLUM.—To-morrow eveni tae — festival for the venefit of St. Awn's In- t Asylum will commence at Carroli Hall, on G street, between 9th and 10th streets, aod will continue four days, closing on the evening of the 3d of July. We hope it will be liberally patronized. —_o—____ CoLonap Mex EmrLoyep 1m THe Urry Pi Orvicy.—Judge Eamunds yesterday appointed the following colored men ia the city post office ig: Barbadoes, clerk; Hiram Bell, watch- 2. Se, (Fer ether “Lecal News” see first page. | CITY ITEMS. 1T 18 NO UNCOMMON OCCURRENCE to hear lagies and gentiemen from all parts of the Union express the opinion wher they visit Mr. Prigg’s attractive One Dollar Jeweiry Store, at 496 Pennsylvania avenue, between 434 and 6th streets, that they have never seen a handsomer ormore varied collection of jewelry and arti- cles of vertu. Visitors trom New York, Phils- delphia, Baltimore, and other cities are unani- mons in their ot the beauty of thestyles. Indeed, Mr. Prigg takes special pains to origi- nate and to receive the very latest imported designs of jewelry, and the most extensive gems are so closely imitated in that they can hardly be de Be Of sleeve but’ons, stud and c! watches, is, Tubber and torto'se shell sets, sbelis. and Alaska diamonds, in real goldand plate, are magnificeat. Mr. Prigg is Just in receipt also of a hardsome lot of chromos, vases, fans, and silver-plated ware, which are well worthy the attention of pur- chasers. Mr. Prigg bas also a splendid assort- ment of Alaska diamonds unset, which are cs- | samen adapted for filling out old settings, rom which have been lost. These are exquisitely brilliant, and of all sizes, andare sold at very reasonable prices for rings, studs, breastpins, &c. One of the very newest features his establishment, however, is the Ji switch, a substitute for hair. in which the ladies feel a special in’ . since the genuine erticle basso greatly ad: din pri and since Dame Fashion of her yotares such an abundance of it,; It comes im all the dark brown and black sh@des, and is destined to acquire great popularity. —— 4 onze, 0-— Dt. Watts, Surgeon Chi of twelve years’ prac ical experience in United Staics and Banadas, and established can be worn with ease immediately after the operation. Refers to the many eminent physi- surgeons and of other respon- sible ns who patronize his establishment. Hou roiled 3h Owing to press pf! at office, . White 1s unable to vi Kt Potient at their residences except between 6 ands p.m. GENTLEMEN’s ALPaca AND Dear D'ETs ones Coats, a very large assortment, at low prices. White aad brown Duck Sack Coats from $2. Gao. C. Hemwine, No, 511 71h street. —-—__—_. Waite Lixgy Duck Surrs, Just the thing tor warm weather, ft Hable & Co.'s, 465 Pa. ave., under U.S. Hotel —_——_o——— Brown Lime Sacks, $1.25 and #150; brown linen checks, $2 an can be nad in variety at Ai A. Stranse’s clothing house, Pennsylvania avenue, between 1UiD and Lith streets, three doors east of 11th. 2 oresveiinsereer THis is & personal invitation to the reader to tn piper bg titer 5 = Ciothing at the se, Tub str site Post ‘mee. = re ——_e—__ A PHYSICIAN WRITES to Mr. L. Hoft:—“1 embrace the first opportanity to investizate it Space, between Sthand sh streets, us in con- re of the Jatest novelties in the way — » Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &o. S CITy on: Passed by the Sixty-sixth Council. Am ACT appropriating money to pay the as- ‘Seseors. Be itenacted by the Boardef 47 ier nen and Board Common Council of the Ou, of Washington, end rete mer ghd M. White, Be ut enacted dy the Aldermen and Board Council of the City of Treat the fine of five dollars imposed apon W. M. White om the '&h of April, by Jastice Clark, LALOR law, b*, and the Mayor is for am alleged viol same 18 hereby, remitted, and the Bereby suthorized aud required to cause the said sum of five dollars to be paid to the said Wai W. M. White out of the general fand. Approved, June 10, 1589. As Act for the retief of Frederick Kaabe. Be tt enacted by the Board %, Conan Comal fae the OB azed to teen do! and fifty cents out of the genera! fund, the same baving been erromeousiy as- sensed on the improvements on part of square ard, for 186, 786, m the Fifth Approved, June 10, 1969. AX Act for the relief of Mrs Ann Hawk. Be it enacted by the Board of Alderm of the City of liars aod niaety-one reby, appropriated out of the fands of the Sixtn Ward for the Purpore of refunding to Mrs Ano Haw’ taxes paid by ber on the property of W. H. Wright Beard of Common Cut That the sum of n cents be, and Approved, June 10, 1549. AN Act for the relief of W. L. Sears. Be tb enacted by (he Board of Beardof Common Counci? of the Crly of Waskingion, sum of one hundred apd forty dolla-s propriaied oat of general fond to re.mbarse W. L. pothecary of the Second Ward, for med’ furnished the poor of said ward durimg the it ame is hereby, 2 th Merch 3!, quarter endip, ‘ame 10, 169. Approved, A®™ ACT for the reef of William M S'owes Ward. Aldermen and ‘ity of Wastengion, red and seven doi and the the general fand apotheciry apothecary of the Fu Be it enacted by the Board of Board of Common Comeilef the c w 2 That the sum oe ‘31, 1869. of Common the Ci That the sum of one hundred the same ts hereby, genera! fand to refund to amount deposited by him a for 8 Neonse on. tbe day : Provided e oe rte the OF Register certificate No. fauonal Bank, certitying surrender to the AN Act for the relief of Ellen Feal Be ii exacted by the Board of Aldermen Council of the City of Waskir m of nineteen dollars and twenty. end the same is hereby, appro- the Second Ward enadie of Common tn cents be, rinted out of ts be, reby, appropriated out of to reimburee William M. Slo: ior the First Ward, for medicines farnished the Of said ward during the it fund, e Meyor to refund to Evlen Feal; Ald rmecn Gnd jaarter eading [Approved, June 10, 1569, tion welling st Ly cents. Ax Act making ee seg for the relief | Selling = Beit enacted by the fade ae wae Council ‘astingion, Yaoliare te, and appropriated out of the per Herbert, the erroneously assessed and collected on AX Act for the relief of Fred. Rup; Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen a’ Common Council We Was fond Board ly for taxes of Ni and SURGERY, cters fexeio the citizens ay be found. for the'preseat mk ote Bbbirt House, ‘t bim. and Sizer InN PBAC SPRING OW OPEN aT persone as fe “=45 sTOCK MARKRITER'S, Bo. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Bsrween D axp E Starrs, 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, EMBRACING NOVELTIES IN PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADBS, PIO- TUBE FRAMES, PICTURB CORD AND Tas- PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHRO MOB, PICTUBE NAILS, RINGS, &c. Please remember name and number. TERMS OasH. ap? CROCKERY, GLASBWABE, CHINA, CUTLERY, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, &c. sta Taatiz,on end © fall stock of the best Goods OBABLES ULLRICH, Jr. between D'sud i. at the lowest jeS-im 493% Mh street. Ofice—228 46 street west, near F st. south. Landlord and tenant and civil business erally attended to. Alto. Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Wills duly ll daily. m. to8 —_ > Licarsise BoDs. SUPERIOR COPPER LIGHTNING RODS, Triangular, Fluted and Spiral, enclosing a coatin- ED IRON tly on hand, lor quality, and tatieiectiog. jOLAlk & MILLARD, corner th fcud Mt strsets, ‘uous lron Rod GALVANIZED IRON and RUFIN ‘ured and kept constant it up in the best. fa ‘man ‘material ceed of “si = Seen BILLIARD CLOTA, And BILLIABD mys-bém ‘The wr of 2 OcES, 8. LETTER OGALK ly ad Buepca B@TORRE PR wor ewe ves SKE 01 Practice of ry Dit: ot Nedine'’s ) wher, Affairs in Georgetown. GrOReETOWS COLLBOR —The scientific ye. tures and eaperiments by the graduating -'s of IN are in procrese ef the College Ha) Sfernoon. The programme Bas already beg Pebsisbed tn the Stak The fotlowine ar- —Walter Ko Abell. Har. j James V. Coleman, New York. N Y.; Sands W. Form: SR. Mallory. » Russell, Wheeling, \ temore, Ma. PUBLIC Scuool ExaNumaTion —MaleGrim- mar S Miss Lama Reed teacher, was examined yesterday aiternoon by Mr Wm «- jee, Prasen:. Movers. Hyde, Kamen Dan- lop sod Wilsom. of the of Guardsae Disunction would be invidious, Proficiency of all the pupils coul felied, and the examination was Se Man seed of 0 Ha. I grammar sob were on) opis al - ein ornate Pe al ye hough ‘be ses A New Boat ivr. a number of gencie- t evening, at Lang's Hotel, for the Tesident, x OW Heary M Harry Walters, Bai Col. Frank ters: Treas te eutadle boat, and to r meeting. Jvstics Brew: PRISON.—The old yesterday afternoon demolished to make r boure, to be built according to the plane o: Me, Jobn ©. Harkness. in the meanwhile ne Jodgers’-room in the prisou Dulane bee he ed into @ trial room. where beret DOSS Will De trans: River Froxt —Entered—sies Stout. Ford. Pouadelptia 7 steamer, due to-dsy, bed © whart up day y ro. Alpaces.and all Kinds of NY redac rites. ar 9 Bter- vote; Selicore, teat colere, Beane 12's; Deletecs, a cen ‘Ort reorived one case mere same Kind Bieached Moslin (yard wide) we Rave been BENJAMIN MILLE! SUMMER RESORTS. INEY POINT HOTEL. SALT WATER BATHING. partie, favorite. resort “Haring been thoronsbl: ovated. wi * 80d Becta tes a lor the wr of visitors on the. #ZIEST OF JULY. when the eubseriber Covtinuation of patronage. Rossirvan Bouse. On the Heights opposit. Georsctown, terest 2e23-tf_ SYKES & CHADWICK, P: B= pet 200s, weet vnorma. ‘This celebrated Watering Place 1s only two an) a belf miles from Sir Joba's Bue Stetion. Batimore aod Ohio Batirosd ¢. Bc. address O A KIBK- LAND. Glimor Hetse, Baltimore, or INU. T. . Proprietor. Jed cola — TOCKTON ‘EL. Ss MAY, N.3., ‘Witt Ores on THE 24TH oF JuNE, 1869. This Hotel has been erected within the past year T pearl affords ample accommodation . ‘theusend sand is wel to any of the leading betels in me \] For terms, &c_. until then, PETER GARDNEB. Proprictor, =“ 7 Walnet street, jet eotm Philadelphia, Pa. WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Heresfter the Steamebi; JOBR GIBSON. end, va OITY, TS’ LINE, will EO. KNIGHT, ETO" D.O. from 14 North intie, SATURDAY, BG ~D.