Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1869, Page 4

‘Test Case. The Question to be Met. On Monday morning, tie wifeof Rev. J. Sella TEAS eT aIAL | _Mr. 5. Wolf said two propositions were neces. : Georgetown Advertisements, mE Fd RO a a iocipecee Mig ormes seme " Ay and 5 a fon Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night. capacatt ss Recardar uf Deedee had heen that rk Hall. "Other bouts Sto a. ey since 1 subject of remoyi capit ns Report of the Subscription Committee. | been neo transfers of estate had fallen = » Theonty way tesilence the question EVENING STAR. THURSDAY... November 85, 1468. THE MIXED a ~ a need CORPORATION. OF GEORGETOWN LOCAL NEWS Martin, colored, with her daughter abou: 9 years | Nearly Half a Million Subscribed. | Of ririg the copltal as to make Mier a a SE Fm pean | sae TAXES Z —— ” ed biti os seuebach Patrick Collins. for Be it enacted by the of Aldermen - im o Od, Spear ed et anita School Balding cen] | SWCCCMd OF the Ruterprice Aswmred. | tity hadince tie waneer hormone Cod Coy | ora oan et Centos fo Ce ears ee Te Amusements, de. (nee the eons Se —— must move forward in solid phalawe the old Ci. Sor doleoes- Bench warrant iss ied for Joli saunciod te have cousitactell ¥ atrast oben nt of the GENER AL Sante TeeaTRe—Mr. and Mrs, Harry | Presented atieketof aduateston aigned by George meeting of the General Committee of the | zens of fifty years standing and the carpet bagger | Bell, with assault and battery and rea - o ros on the 3isr DECE swathins te the Interestimg drama ot “The Pic. B. Vashon, the colored trustee of the First Dis- | proposed industrial and the friends {9 Sie ee Spalted ahenihe te Bane (e300 ‘ited, Jobn H. am =e. po A tS scer Patriot.” trict. ‘The mother and ter being of very eae! Revert Johnson, Charles Clark Barney tg mig vos ttn Sieeners Tarr. —Hermeun, chogrost Paes-|{ teat commpuenion, tan tonther bab at fon ae x. Shepherd moved that a committee be ap- | Renkett, charged with riot, recognizance of comming west te Twenty sscend street wes, subgiateur. idea that the child was colored, and received Pointed to alicit subscriptions trom thowe pres. | apo each wax forfeited. Martin Maher, | hence nevis? ine the work to be done meee ef eomeinr O Dany Exccnaiox to Mount Vernon, on the | Iccntiy ‘becoming aware that the’ child, wes commite Mewes Shepheri, Wott Mohan, Led. Wats, pet isreeny oll ‘pions, Jolin 0. | tormity with Se er enacted, That in onder | Tnbnodlately afer the above “Henaarran’s Acr Gariesy, eosiihatrect. || Seto fiber of the sub-bostl ot Mr: dno, i, Mthell sed hin name wagatready | >°CkTT, saul fined Ste to defray the expearen fncurred er thence | gor aye = Aut GaLieny, “ rown, the senior mémber of the sub- = de. Be h —_—_o——- Toe rca tala epee oll toms and out a | > BaRLow’s ANT Galery, DT trostees of that district, and he after consulta- din a g0 it he would give 500 add . ‘ va — eS the ; 5. DOWLING, Auct'r.; Georgetown. avevue ihn with Mise N. took’ the child ‘ack ta, the tional. He’ called aan tie ollowing sale Ps pomd ‘e: Pah entered Nay | divisional parts. of tots, bordering ow. the said BY _— — Ta oienneell : Senn Fai in the ee tee ee ee elas Hyg ——— esterday afternoon by oe ge streets and public alleys, and of constructing Eps int FO CEN Tue “Loutse Heme.” uorane anae ith tae presnek bolsue the pubtie Gre 0 more: eles ee ae Nong Se Peres ape Ne St can the necessary man-holes, trays, drops, and tat ay Sad Bechinina) HOUSEKEEPING AT aie beautifal beibiing ietedod as a hana for searee, e racelvs a coteeed pep gad meceated hate as eee ae ces an ana | Oe defendants on. the bof November, 180, on pate property ‘but shail be paid out ofthe | ALC TION. MONDAY MORNING, Nox, 2,10, the indigent widows of this city, unser the mame plied that ehe would Inform het imsband. fe Ihe therefore desired It 9 bs Dut upon the lit far | 1h cored ‘pa iat Clu” | Fandvot the Rent War. WARP Sock Vest weil at No, Washing” of che “oithe Home,” now teing erected fr | Hrown subsequently met Mr. Richards the St $1,000. “He a seeeeme “ _W. Ci d : perintendent of Public Se con- Paw 2 Sere 5 veh em ae curred in the action of Mr. Brown, On Tuesday ‘cingmen to subscril ned im @ libelous article headed =A her tee ‘could “he! placed ag Oger oe He was ‘White Sepulchre—tty Unmasked—Ex- | ay Act tw sat the curbstones and pave the feot- will be ed in by the first ot January next. Ee girl was meray mye for the encouragement of sinall subscriptions. | pleits of @ Morality Boaster—Sailing Under | “ wavs and gutters on the south side of Dstroet | Tne iaerwond Cas Piano, seven octave ig is Mr. ¢ 1 we understand, | bY herfather, who iniormed teacher thas Gen. 0, O. Howard said he heard three seen ee tainti® in t ofan — ——— avenue, between Second Handaane Walunt Parlor Suite in ep, made to orm when the builsin; eted, to deed it, his child imast remain. It is afleged that his tions against the exhibition. First, that we sive sense by said defendants. And in said libel | + it enacted by the Boartef Aidermca and Board | Handame Rosewood Bookense the grouml fronting on Massachusetts avenue, | Jnana wanrviolrut; ot iany.rate he:deth Ge FOE, Togm enough te Oe, Hotel and pear eui§ | occur. the following word: “The. eri Common, Council of tee Cay of Wesningim, | Wainat nud Matwans, Marbie.top Chamber Sailr "5 tie Sag vec ll Pe ara ls aes eC ‘init Wasdington. Second, vemels could not be | !mtimacy, which commenced in 185) has Toa ey and he ix hereby. author- | Ficcant Brussels, Thrve ply and Scotch Paid Car- Aisting she grown, wit probably amt | Sachem brid ® mating, aad after comidering Gee UP the river, with articles trom foreign coen: | Stine, 18, when the man’ (mcaning “the | lersentqedeeern’ : cog etuecetewed ng tke | syste wi sup Setar ton, it it 19 posdble to | iter to Str, Martie, requesting: teeter the ‘were inmufticlent. "As to ourhotel accommota- | Plaintif) ‘threw | off oman, who Wor 1 street and Massachusetts aven, teneton Tabi. 8 foot en yinetitution. | question involved in the mm of his child tions there were more here than in Baltimore, | Ts Th war wotug on dis mas qehe piamneigy | Between Secomland Fitth streerscant. The work ibe Cae from the street, amd 1s 100 feet | (oe ee Alter belt et ae se% | aa New York, ‘The cther objections “were. tr SS in tar ach chrarch sind morality, | and under the superintendence provided by \a oth. Parlor and other Stoves, pid saorica, Inchoding Baccincet andl owing retolution wad adopted’; Tan =n the fol the lip while his heart was apparently acceped | ment’ sperial tax syle! to tne Gost hertot” iz | qyahit® mat other articles tow mumerwms no yarn *, Ine! rae low vl Loy 3 ¢ - nS FS weet samere at ‘ etsiet, That. comme of aatog be. eoucinted in the dey of depravity.” After quoting fur- | hereby eapaned levied ou all lots or part a THOS. DOWLING. Avct cd higher, naking = 0 ~ hooks of subscription, to he opened me the The basement story will ¥ THOMAS DOW ther the of the alleged Ubellons article, | jots bordering » line of the improvement; Ceaminition nud that the | Chto wien guctena | Ke to ie cemotat ne the | the paper states, “which scandalous statements | the anni tax te be umcased and collectat it cou | wrent wards aad metions ct | Capital, it could not be done while there remains | @F@ each and all u:terly untrue, and fabricated | formity with the provisions of the act ajyproved | tosolicit subscribers to the | the United States, and while the people of this | 4% printed and published maliciously and par- | October 12, 1565. Rn | country Jove the name of Washington and cher- of and concerning the plaintiff by the de- | “Approved, November 2, 1869, } child came back to the school with her father, and the latter, aiter addressing the teacher, de- claring that he had In this matter the approval oft iuyor ail Corporation Attorney, lett her. Mr. Brown directed the child to return District of Columbia, ipted as said committee, Mr. proper th 1 be an McGuire and Richard B. Mi. ee ee ae And not for the purpose of discemminating tert AX AcT to set the cubstones andl pave the foot- mm rooms, which WI be far- | home, giving her a letter to her tather, calling uli reconuuend that the Sb ke ire becriptio : “ways and gutters on the west stl of First | WiSil the ‘tesderw codteklcnces, ‘Ths his attention to the letter sent him ‘by the men be added to the Sub aie te Man inguteed how the subscriptions spelen eh atl Tel iden poe dlnar indi Tees Duatat ie congrimunaet ged othe 3B exterior walls are of pressed brick, with bro cine > ES ake time i mother re~ The Char replied that that matter had not | oF before the first day of the special term first | Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board | Yiiae FTrastes will offer at public sale on the premiwe tone trimmings and amaguifcestatone portico | [E"6 Je enctted manbeer haan at tee deen settled, but he supposed it would be taken | Oceurring twenty days after service hereof. Common Councit of the City of Washington, | on TUESDAY. the SiN dey of Newanber next will be over the trent deor, while on the east 2 t inal ‘ts of 10 or 20 per ceut. —_— Fut ¢ Mayor be, aud he is hereby, ai ze h non a front will be a large bay wiiulow, opening on a | <i! at the schoolroom. | Mr. Brown hearing wid Gol Florence moved that Die Chair sppoint at | Hounty-rmarmeare to be ran ever the Alex- | and’ requosied, to caupo tha carieaenes 60 be | 5 saugen, District of Colembes, frewtinag a0, feet te The style of architecture is the Ro- | “hal course had t the chied to venain in Ga DeVere Bart Gevrge | His leisure a comuuittee to solicit sabseriptions | andria, Georgetown & Washington Railroad | set tootways gutters = more or less and rupning back the width ty ee ele anes eee peeing Sen | acs venuh, with the aaderotendten, arava F. Ells, John from the working classes. He thoaght each | arter the Ist of Jauuary, when a new locomotive | on the west side of | First street -be- | Warehouse Alley, with the brick warchouse and Seat ae he unerall atranguentnt of the te. | Se che war to be teenth et ~ | Wranch of Industry wonld subscribe, and by hav- | willbe put on the road. tween © and D streets south. The work to | other buildings upon the same. and all the right, Sree al tah Or meee TRB | tor, but tant the tepehar oheuba wees ze | i, , repared and | ing a committee to solicit subser Fe ee iin aha te, | en te ane “about, the bashes area ing, aNd | her asa pupil. ‘The child therefore remained | @ycrewith submitted. wonld be gotten up between =e ? presley Snag year Nha gn Pd Fy ~ Tecorded in Lilet d- Ac B. Nov Taos ee The architect je Me HG. Line, | Wntil the neon vacation, aud on her return hor | VC? Tec a cnaien koe GEORGETOWN. Leiter tly Nag ame Wh yf apie Fhe St tormbich reterence te made for more par: of Baltimans,suathe gontracterasacareehtets || mates, came wan mae coe Ctmmplained thatehe | Picnsn eB, Moni y SCY. saat two mem. | Mea th Chee Meanie ms satietnetién to +> —— 4 thereof Is hereby imposed and levied on all lots | gular description, a ey wewew, Entuite & Burren. The beick work | Tos ated the intrections gee ay la bers of the committee had made calls upon some | the American citizen to know that our resources | THE BrRwe BANK Rariroan, work on which | or parts of ots borderin on the Tine of the im- | purchase mowey in ¢ and 12 mouths, the pur-hasr is being deme by Stesars. Ko gers & Ciel the | str aeaave npstiape gusnby Mr. Brown, | Lore of tho consisies had mada calla.uponsome | the American favorable comparison with thove | was commenced sometime sinet, fs well under | provement; the sald tax to be aww~oed_andcot- | Elvin nut bearing intcrot trum tbe day ci icy i 5 ng snd Sis er, sta nf of the old world, No more fitting place than | way. Over one hundred and tirty mm are in Y ° a A - Se ee ee ER Lae ca aera pe tec eri tne | Cece Cem ned ek ce al te | Wrecninaton coeld be nulecin’ fur batting the | cm and the embankment near the xouth- | act approved October 12, 185s, wit th On payment of the pur taal ac rns pupil was suspended. “To this letter Str; Martin | had noteubseribed could ‘now announce thelr | rahibition. He had no doubt the employes of | erm terminus of the Aqueduct ix nearly cuc | Approved November 3, 1605 eee will couvey. the premises to the Orrietar Vise To THE Navy Yarn—Honorg | Teplied that he considered the seutiments of Mr. | swbseri the Government Printing Office would subscribe | through and graded. As the right of way has bo the President art rebaser at his cont and expense, free, clear Tischarged of all claim of the Barticn to ti 4 ms . ; beer ined Roach’ set the curbstones and pave the foot- he cause. nd Party.—Pursuant to the in- | 8-* ote those ot an tidividual merely, and he Col. J. G. Berrett said, in behalf of one of our bas cy ily to the aan stock. not yet n obtained through ch’s farm, ou | Ax Act to eu © ce 80 the, eaaen witution of Atauivad Mrs. Dahigren, the | Madd no regard for his opinions, He liad seen | public spirited citizens, who was nnable attend .B, Hough thought the Columbia Typo- | the Columbia turnpike, the surveyor, Mr. 1s. | ways and gutters on the south sile of I. strect rt exes. ¥ i ical Union would ution #ub- | Ward, is at work at a point beyond, known as south, between Second and Third streets east. | mel? = THOM as DOWLING, Auctionser = Presiient aid hie family, together with many | New'™ Newton and Vashon and they denied | the mecting. he was authorized to sulseribe £1,000 to the capital stock. Swallow Hill. Be it enacted by the Board of Aidermenand Board |< other invited guests, visited the Navy Yard yes- | (vat a” nig the child _ phy sand ke con. | W. Covecram for Gint amount. A; jase.) Mr. Huestis that in loeating a for | THE wALt at the foot of High street, to fll up Common Council of the City —— that | SpeciaL NOTICE. pa a rr po yee oa here 4 cludes by saying, that in thix matter “the lo | The Secretary then read the Coker sub- mee, mone bee see cents good Sos had ye ap in i wharf made for the use of the bw ee and aed by, = —— ne — Feel gine Tard. Beekles the President snd | “S00 Sate tas taatler takes the ground 6 have any weigh The klea of building it tmthe | (Gilbert Vanderwerken being the contractor ter | the footways and gutters paved on the south side GOOD NEWS Pon TUB Lape: Sees Woke Tae pieman, See; | that uti: the question is xegtled the chikl can- Monument lot was preposterous. There would | the work. of I. street south, between Second and Third — be enough people here in one day to fill ten Mr. M. W. Galt said the subseription commit- tee had recommended that their committee be Increased twenty-five, so as to make it consist of titty” ‘members—Hive far each ward in the city, ten for and five for the county. streets east. The work to be contracted for, and executed in the manner and under the superin Tur BuinGk-STREET PRESHYTERIAN Cucecn . tL, not be admitted, under the rules ot the board; Seeeead ney craweral Hear end Postmaster | 53 ho qian algun that upder the baaent lor mton, the English Minister: chat Mince | the edueation of colored children in the eolored fn Atmel Ree ubtie, doe temo d schools is paid for by the Corporation, and if ae Me eee Morten, this child is educated in the white schools her Porter,and others, On the arsivat on tee wural | education is costing the Corporation double Sadewt at thence o'clock pean menial of the Pres- | rates, and besides some white child ix kept out - — * the fattecinseceived by | of scliool to make a place tor her. Se yates Paneclig following oflicers of | °" My. “Martin claime that under the law striking s runt be a. Mzrcu ants’ ExcHance—The notice in ¥ i . Patterson, executive er: it th owl ” Mg ittee to any number; . “ x! oA . we t the word “white” in the charter his child is | som, milton, Thos. L. Hume, | Committee 5 adopte: ~ be A Weavers Pavimantcr Rusa Sind joc | entitled to admission into any of the white | Perty & Brother, W. H. & 0-H, Morrison, | | Gen, Howard, in reply © Mr. Huestis, thought | terday's Stax that twelve thousand buslich of ey a caver, Pay Russell, Morris, | SYhools W. Hunker & Lewis Johnson & Co., John | the Monument lot, in connection with the | Wheat were offered on ee, without sales | Ax Act toset the curbstones and pave the toot- | “French Merinos and Poplins, les than caaj be Surgeon Johmon. (eneral F. A. Stratton, | “Tite morning Miss Noyes, in company with | T-Mitehell, Wan. i Riley & Brother, Stark. | grounds south of the Executive Mansion and the t quite @number of that claw there this |“ ways and gutters on the east and west sides of | bought 3 The Marine Guard anda Se reer Easby | General Balloch, waited onthe Mavor, to yetiis | weather & Plowman, each 8,000; G. . Willard, Se par Sven) woomhd be henge enough far | eats es beabtin goed SE OLIN tat Lis | eer nery ovemees Memwece, BMtrest marth | | Seater wen many ster, SOARABLE S09D8, Z suard, under ieor : B z . = 2s £ uA bo Y aad Lieutenant Porter, were drawn up inline | 0binion in reference to the case. Mayor Bowen | $2,000; Wm. Galt & Co., Jas. G. Berrett, Jos. oe 5 Beitenacted bythe Board of Aldermen and Boart | LADIES DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY, / eli from this day. til! farther nor ing enumerated Goods, at the follow « is. 36 conte. Yard. 1’. Px, and ? yards wide Oil Cloths, Shilln 'R.S. Davis, Jas. We Sam’l | The committee to solicit subscriptions an- | bushels good to prime at #1.25a81.2s. A ] at the gate, and as the President entered pre . ke, B. H. metz, 'M. W; | nounced the following amounts subscribed du- | River Frowt.—Entered—Steamer Thomas Common Council of the City of Washington, 3 7 sented arms. the Marine Band plaving «Hall to bse chor mt pony heres pen pee ¥. PMc Bist Masta, Ting the evening: E. Cahill, Maith; Baltimore, ‘The ntcamer Cot, | Phat the Mayor be, and ne is hereby, authored ALT, BRIDGE STREET, Re Be | men the caaery fhundered forth a | Cid and hear her recitations. fle talk F. A. Lutz, jr., W. D. Wyvill 'L. H. Schnei: mas B. Bryan, of Chicago, 85,000; Det from Norfolk, will not arrive till to-morrow and | and requested to cause the curbstones to be set ome ‘The presentation 5 tonk place near the safter which the | Pi! : lored children should not be excluded, archon party made @ tour through ail the | that in this particular case the teacher hey where the party were received by accepted het asa pupil, she should not be tur: Comshaltton the toubie of goin sro me dhe at. censured yurse of th bb Was now rei ve ip a ral Dahigren aud her daughter, Mis | {wot gieing euch instructions stneen following gentlemen then subscribed —Philp & }| Burns, will then remain till Monday next. req - deg, ene iin. oO Tonle, arom A Pot nd the footway» and gutters paved on the east ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ’ that mee m to ire: sa rest sid New Je y avenne, oen nie 7 mae ppermepenohe pecan kes ton W. H. Philip, $5,000; Washin ion and ms alate te a Niatreet north and Houndary street north. The | TRU Tek hee BEE | + oom Es- dhe | town Ice Co., £5,000; Jos. L. Savage, $3,000; ALEXANDRIA. work to be contracted for, and executed e | Saad (AS ward Simms, =3,000; P. M. Dubant, 23,000; H. caer peri nce to the undersigned as . bearing date ing had been called to save the Subseri 0; George Savage, £2,000; = vided by law: and o defray the ‘of Febrnnry. 1808, y recorded te iderd.” A largé number of jadies | not al ! “ ee E5008 | der, & BR. J. Beall, $1000; Col, Caio Burxep—Tuesday evening as Mr. | improve No.9. folio bt. of the Land Records ot in the meanwhile and joined the | yee NPhe. | wthe gear mpsiomane Magrasernal Gg sey ys Se ter cid poe eG John Boyer was crossing the mouth of the alley | thereof is here sand at the written t ral’s house, where all the visi- ‘of the Fair ha - = wed 5 p J Gi ‘1,000; i. M. Hall, : 31,000; B. F. Gilbert, #2,000; C. H. Bliss, £1,000; opening upon Fairfax street, between Wolfe ai or parts of lots She h 5 fors were snmptuously entertained by Admiral | @™ttetions he. Mayer dis. | ton Smith, 85,090; J. 3: Oloott @ fen,05,000. ilkes streets, he heard the shrieks of a child, i i . Pe there was one not a citi- | Samuel Gardner, $1,000; Lewis Clephane, #1 audi Sace, Dabigren, tho sirion palmiral | sented from the instructions given her by the | Mr. Kilbourn stated ¢ F 0 i 7 trust; in this case, 1 ie enti zen of Washi . but who was deeply inter- #1000; ©. ry Ne BET nas, the time on the wortico. Om the | with Martin, amd In faver nf admitting the coe | ested In this matter, “He then spoke ot. the | Gc Adams, €t,0mn; D. W- Bites, sige; i,t: | of the house from whic they’ preceeded, he | act approved October 12, 5s Goun ap lunsie the Gute and pala the ment Se Oe Tele ne ae tee ae | Cee eae eae Te ald eee es | Wine Cmpece SLM ELIT Le Cr tahoe | cuvctoved. tm fasta “tin “heemoty Toe tae | — Azirered Novembers, tees hovers to the President, who passed out about | MOC Mr. Judson S. Brown says boop vd — coenenity ane a woud give on ternoeee ‘000; Bk Aiicn. pon: A. Cole, $1,000; | burning clothes trom her and save her from | Ax Act to lay a wateramain in. C street sout seven o'clock. Je oe, | Gis oat eae wh cone . Skser,’ 41,000,’ Dandal Bice we hee instant death. “Her name was Caroline, and =he | ~ from Twelith to Fourteenth street aperintendent, Mr-Rich- | Years ahead of our present position. I wement; the said tax to be assemed and col- 'W. Boteler, 21,000; dno. | 4nd running up the alley, and opening the door Kectea in conformity with the provisions of the ie 1,000; John Purdy, 5,000; Yates & Fine ar a B Hose —No Damage.— } alse in this by the nan 168 Wisewel i: F.C. Reichenbach She withaegamed Arena Spoteey, | _ thencealong Fourtecnth street west to It strect on “thi ards. imanded the countenance, sympathy and afd of $1,000; F.C. Reichenbach, $0; ¢ will recover. soaih ee cet fa eee ee een ening tre | "TS cxb-Beurd kre holding 6 wetting ai The speaker announced that President |-W. D. Wise; sh; 8." Wolf, (8am, K.P. | Scarpep wirn Hor Give —James Rose, ine | Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen ond Rear on ith street, and an alarin was turned in at | tThoon, for the purpose of deciding upe Grant hod subscribed 5,000 to the capital stock. | Miny, $500; Joseph er, 8M; "Benedict | engineer of Rowe ta apoke thetory, came va Common Council of the City of Warhingiun, ; med | nginees ot Resentnelnapa ammo very bee Fle he Dwyer, % ks -. Kilbourn knew the je | Milburn, to; A. M. Clapp, $300; Dr. ©. F. | near bei scalded to death on Saturday night at the Water Beard be, , ow 500; AS sor T. W. Milior, | last. “He was sitting at the time in front of his | authorized and requested to cause a water-maltt $00; Wan. C. re engine, in an 9) cut in the floor. Two | to be laid in C strect south, from Twelfth to 42 forin the question shall be presented to the Cor- | (Loud applause.} 2 poop ape en ysk Gage Tres ration Tiiormes. _ tai ne © | of Washington would subscribe liberally to the Stanbury, 3 . Brown places himself apon w in this | enterprise. The great Commercial Cou Shen Ce Meer ae lui tai wines gs | matter, on the division of the school fund, and | receutly in season gt Louiwelte. had ener ‘erm twelve mont or. hammer. If within five days the 1. We he }, ome of whom was carry. | Fourteenth strect west, said Four- the tte cll the prope at the risk Nbielled burning paper, bat coud see nothing | #4 necolored children can be admitted under its | mmously voted for a World's Fair in 1s1, pro. | P- Noah, €00; . F- Burne. asin; Adamson, | ing a pot of boiling glue, pamed each other on | teenth strect west to 1 strect soul and to des | asd soot of de detwalting puree = wrong unei} opening the or leading to the eee | Provisions, ving the colored chiluren | vided it could be held in a Western city. He | #00; Dr. T. 0. Hills, 9500; L. F. n the floor above where he was sitting, and, in | fray the expense thereof a sufficient amount ts D. CARPENTER, Tra thout benetits than Congress supposed every one knew that the subecri; mn plates. st eee — was merely a loan, and that the Sg hg ld be things, Martin stated t Miss | returned with 6 cent. interest. ¢ history terviews with her, that thix | of industrial exhibitions was that they paid an lar, whieh ix immediately under the stairway Wading to the First National Bank above, when the smoke poured out into the reow and leading to ‘he First N.dional Bank ‘and into the the glue was accidentaky struck | hereby appropriated, payable out The property is near Conduit Koad and alwut : ES contanty: falling direccss | Wund!ts'ts welssbantea by each commoner, wecbeas Teal tines bOWLANe; Ana upon him. His heavy felt hat and thick coat | all lof: and parts of lots bordering am the line LING, Awet sho; Poa; LB. | alone saved his life. As it was, the side of his | said water-main as are authorized by law. 3 . ri 7 EW FALL AMD WINTER DRY Goops, 5 ; : rmous profit, the one in 1851 having yi Carter, 2250; W. H. Huestis, 2250; T. M. I face and his neck and shoulders were severe! Approved November 3, 1800. — pireet, nearly suffocating him. | After the sinoke "National Colofed Meme Ac: | Ooper cent, profit i vielded | om, #d0; DM. Davis, smh John OrDonovan, | scalded, ee an = {4 = et eee be admit of examination, ce ‘and that he had offered to test the Mr. KR. 8. Davis inquired what amount consti- | $100; S. ‘Butts, =100; J. B. Coates, 8100; C, W. ——~ rocco arene AS Act to set the carbstones and pave the foot- ie was found thata pile of waste paper lad taken imine child, and that this amocia- | tuted a share, and was Informed that they had | Cunningham, $100; '. 2. Clark, ‘$100; W ways and gutters on the south side of Mury- Se, bat. in What amanner is not known. Apes hag g aig Deen fixed at #50 éach. Parker, #100; John Megan, 2100; Geo. Court: CITY ITEMS. land avenue, between First and Second streets z ee lying some twenty feet from the ¢ school-room to-day. is | Mr. A. K. Shepherd said he was prepared to | #190; G. A. 8: #100; B. W. C. Brodhead. apes east. Menace. and the watchman had been present all | «006 Sun mot yet oe her aba pupil but | double his subwertption to make the caubitiona | Theo. Gregg, #00; W. Counard, sir H. D. 3. Mid Be it enacted Ly the Board of Aldermen and Heard aad wat aesieen oe the menrenger. that she will have to hear her recita- | success. He could not see why it should not be | Pratt, #30; G. C. Kirby, $100; Guy Howard, 10; gh eet pn} a ia 7, common Council of the City of Washi Ting being ine purned of any value: The | ‘ign with the other chibiren of resign, ax the | successful. If the people of Washington showed | C- B. Hough, #10. ‘Sil a: the Mayor be, and he is hereby, au Tenner aa Cate oP eneebroot there cau be wo | ‘Mayer this morning intimated that she must uo, | a proper. faith and courage, the city would he | , The Chalr amsounced that pth ahlipedann fide coras sao and requested to cause the ea nto be set —- “og dishigure se put twenty years ahead. was no «t's | been a a footwa: gutters on the south walls and ceilings by the smoke. The usuat Re oo. It hs Out to the world that the peo. | gate of about #400,000, whteh, with’ the small French Jet -lewelry, side of Maajiens ave ieceeen First and busines of the bank was searcely interrapted at Seoronin, ple of Washi were prop ‘an tuter- Sezation propoed, woah make about £1,000,000. Alaska strects cast. The work to be contracted ee Tony pee tere calling to see if all wax | Stas Chamber Mecting-—The U. F. A.%¢ im Councils | hational exhibitionin 1871. Gol ford te sinata Agios eS Dolls ahd Chromos, the hea oatanien Soe Pine clkacel Pursuant to a call for “women to meet at | fail. This city had been held up as@ national General ittee then held a meeti: for and executed in the manner and under the Recelved this morning at Prigg's One Dollar | superintendence provided by law: and to de- damage done | Union League Hall yesterday afternoon, at 1}4 | almshouse, and he hi od the people Here woe! and deaiged to hold a public moeting in Gcurge” Pot y Pennsfrane avenue, fray the of aid imrproverbonts te 7 expenses: a Vice President Colfax. The onl} ‘they had abl ‘the faith and | townon Puesday e' next. Messrs, Mitchell. streets. tax equal te the thereof is here! € as w the walla and ceilings, which are black. | o'clock, to disenss the women question,” our re- | “HOW that they had the ability; the faith a Magruder, Sweeny, Hert and Pickrell were ap- par ri-tet~ arora by tm coed by the smoke, and will require re-painting. | porter weniled hls way to that place, and ee Wiceat contin ew te toon tn han | Paid Saeed te cacti s bon oat oes pea ae eye Sy be rtenrdy gee? ————¢ — the stairs a door which was atin | ter for this as a private enterprise, there was no | arrangements for the meeting. tax to Live IxstRanck Case—Doex Intemperance with the nameot *Dr. Lockwood, den- | doubt that it would be carried through. Under ee with dasured Vitiair his Poliey?—In the circu tist,” swung om its hinges, diselosing within the | the charter propos: would have a] 45 ocern Wann Baru: yesterday, the case of Campbell vs. the Popular | noble form and classic countenance of the right te hold ‘buildings and ground» forr Game bemener ele cont of A. ot Kiveen Bee Doctor, who looked rather se ee apereer, years. Our consnis throughout the world were | C. of the Fourth Ward Kepublican Club, the Crefiy in the Radleu he nearing these tank, | acute for the exhibition. AN goods would be | Hendiitcans of that ward aecrabied in fore cretly im the hajl arin hearing distance at least, | jet in free of duty. All the people here would last ‘at the City Hall and elected Major commenced to blarney thus! 5 have to do would be to put up the buildings, and Ng dg who upon asumin Reporter.—Fine place here, Doctor. the thing would run Itelf. The people BR iy met gan ee Dr. L—«Yes, sit. Want something cone to | wanted to make It # national enterprise, but in ingfor the honor confe that of canoe “s ““fieporteraet¥en, sir, How's this tooth, Doc- | Sueita.ane0 ter must begs themwelves. Sub | I evening tthe place of dhe ieaident, lo — ‘petted cichielecnin tor,”" (showing one.) ¥ country for three milfion tore. He’ Sopealed Integr gered! vin whom the Republir T, 7 ‘Ui aaeaiel se oe rene, hed Racca Pe huckory to the citizens of Washington to make this a port of oven had peat, Be. at maid HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTR. success. SN | terring , notice ‘e Wifcporter—HNary a hickofy iat.” inreiced fate share nate mutes | alled he Yemarked thatthe Freaigen mut by | The Oak Hat” Chuthing and Curtomer Talos. | CX Mervepor, and the uperinicwneso the | Weta Eh ging hed td eee ed eved to have been produced by intemperance. | Dr! la--""Well summethinng sles bard.” within the reach of the poorer classes, as there | mistaken or nave committed » contemplate Sing their Winter Clothing, | tocnsble the Savor to carry thi act ino eect. | So tre ae eee wage Cartier wished to know after having | | Reporter-—That tuay ‘be. Anyhow, how is | Witt! many men in this city who would poles prmeagy prin ev mc * LD. BAgnour & Co., the sum of three thouxand dollars, ($3,000,) or 20 ore the virus of A Re rey neamemegtanes Sadie? |i ic" Fint ete meres ignow.” | Raegve lt the shares be pitced within their | fing iraasers asad been’ caruedsthey | "226 SM Thatretopyenia ont Ota. | Much thro may bo meeemy we hershy a Mr. Gook said that they wished t guardthem- | Reporter (saluting)—“Well, Mrs. Lockwood, | eh aenite were there i organize. ‘The time has passed esate Fourth Ward: "[Approved, November 2 tsa)” x selves against the effect ofintemperauce on the | uo peutienieh to come in this afternoons ee | al Day the nt tie nar ald be bene- | ‘hen the ward could be lent to the personal $5" | wusipeiuedean eatin Re, cect Mara men, bergen or ee avert’ the ex x 4 ent 5 i. vxarty ns aa ublie to Our Stock OF | p= 4 Cartier sai’ he would admit the com | Leckwoed anion: ‘him ows the sendy chonil oe bee aad en Said use the ‘power agaliet’ 2 Excoulive of Winer Overcoats for Gentlemen “Be ana ae pany to make the plea, if thes wold Sea gay | eek kia eating bia ih’ | thing was Bot to make a fortune for auyone;tat | te city, which would bea Wow against te | Children. 4an'ith sercot ops ioe tal Ho: ror carrronnra: | S4s87483 noor axp MER sLices, Serpain forthe trial, Dut he, had his opinion at | "Reporter —wthen Fo really mean it?” a benefit for the whole commanity. Rds | ee ee eaters fee ean ‘in the best manner pen ays which have Jan born | cay) any where else, up atairs, dwn statra, or | Anon Peace The Wie aig: | ovpoved to the Mayor would be found next June | at¥6 Sy ilgite sss nee exposed in New York, and not much vither: he but nt et | ceed See cr a tated ane aa more | 10 the ranks er the enemy. Special Pullman Palace Car Express, Lowes te ate puraswas ghumned. fear wething, Man! weosan or belts bor Cope hoy yy pedigrergpedeag bed ‘Mr. Green here offered a resolution to the |. MoTTo—“Quick Sales and Small ” — wie him there (pointing to Dr. L.); don't fear news | seribod ten or twenty dollaree nt We sub efiect that the election of elu oftcers be post- | ust la weal deen MEALS SERVED ON BOAKD, arorare ‘ARDY ouktramu ‘8 ASBOCIA TION. landers, contumety (and turning on Net Mr. Shepherd moved to amend the charter so Reta by Me Pa Grane “Tunute ‘cheaper than * After the adjvarmmucnt of sweeting uf Fuarth heel) F my oun friend, nor you | gs to reduce the shares to #10 cach, instead of Geadecier an cast oe, 125 and T= met rerolveu! ie into a Workinguen's Awociation, | “'Here the conversation cased and onr reporter | S252 eh that they might be witht: the reach fatr Peck favored the adoption of the esa: zautcum | OMAHA TO SAN FRANCISCO qheonty SAMARITAN'S GIFT: lett as there were only two females besides Mrs. | ° Colonel W. H. Philip was glad Mr. Shep- as oe ne ee : Se : , oy Id show the faletty of the idea article $1 se Lockwood then, present (1 o'clock) fa thes | herd's zation was adopted. He looked upon Se “tdvantage. war to bo taken ur'the | and ei Dotten a for dn 81 Boars eevee boot were mud to the tops. Trp 1 aoenenarns Ju froin the men eho hid this in charge, | §cnUemen Present mestiig. Mr. stock senmeaan’ that the usual Saturday : nanan ahow Green that if, the mee posesl to be an cellent Paper Coly peregrine probably’ would prone in ibectiptions, be had no doubt that It Conth Called by Str.J-H, Crane had eta fact Known bor. Knit | | 4 SPECIAL ERIN ob: tnd no charge for women; on Sasnrday night | ne nected teen thle Ley has been mime | Meeting. Mf. J. 4. Bowen moved that the res. and Bows ever seen in this | ing, oom and isierping € ; pecorino oon the admission fee of wo- | iiberal men than in Washington, and he Near, | olution be laid en the table, which was lost, and everybody will | Fay. a ) A EVERY TRURS- ee oes eee Jare no stone would pe left unturned to maker | the resolution was adopted. Adjourned fil next . PAROCGH TO RAN FRANCO wh tOee i = Aajonnnad hier Oe ae, that public sptrited | Weduesday evening, | No. 49870h sti; opp. Patent Omen ahd Renratig hie anctis Mill leave SAN UNDKK MEYKOPOL fan HALL. he call of nize uur | men throughout the ¢o Md suber eee himae nee 162" "Neo a betwee DS Bika, | KEARCUSRG Oe", hoch, trmin, Si NERDAY, | PBYS'A Avewve, sean Dru Sracer Weer, Re Agee Marre ate BG. Charen, | crulte, “There were prevent Mes. Dr. Lockwood, Behe there wh teat Lele thesia ne | Grunt or tidemate Where te 3 OM ATTA Retuniny ates aa aE ATE TAS GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor. Thiet nitan ‘aril, has resigned, | Mrs. Josephine Griting, Mra. Freeman, Mew, | Bel a RTLANTIC EADEBSS Bok Ts from €2.m, e Mr C ME harton, Cle or the Vand. ising ik | Sturgeon. Mim <vOonnor, ‘Mrs. alte: rx. | would accomplish i with writhout te ald of PASSENGERS BY THIS TRAIN FROM SAN Eee oa ee ri Soci, sehaa acre | ey a's Re Mena omy | seem eer ao ee Be ree | oon , wi . 3 Ii S| ae vt pn pT Oo) it, and was come cither fur inmtruction ar jpleevure. The | Notes,’ ‘Sher he hed charted the elty ont Up PA taken to bis residence in this city, where he re- operine.of the posting was ‘ed _consider- | very and wondered if the great novelist 5 ceived sargical atiention. Johu O'Convel, ly on account of the nén-artival of Mis. Grif- | saw how lous his statements proved to be. ; Line! Soldier, has bees 7 - . per oe mn appointed wateh- | fi ant enti! s’Butter_ when she did coesc, Biiates geaties conn ce : Ksiewrs o Pyrnias—aAt a» meeting hel last night tor the purpose of open! sfalanr ave ih tre Germs lang & 3 i i eevie?, Jacob 5c. 18, DB. ese afficers will ver inst, was awarded { ei Sn hE Ie ee = 7 ‘the anattor: : sts. fnol [Al T. Bom, of of Beit Adams, thr world, PR. R., 3 Ss ; ‘ : Gini in Bae Woeee ee ms 4%, 18 SUPREME couRT E oe aaa : me D'rtt SEO eai RES 2k TEE RE: | Aeiwecem winter ment snd ert Wain was Jceaieerh q At law, No. 6290. square ts epeney iy ‘the by Maxexst ihe the ‘Todd, ¢ 3 (i with the Corsuitiegs, on. tien, oftce of Ti Fu ch S. Athason She Biverion ed sabfects att he Pst Erion @f eu! ta affecting YJ of whe club. yom