Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1870, Page 4

EVENING STAR Amasements, ac. NATIONAL THgaTER.—Bryant’s Minstrels. Wat Houss—Waibaila and Bio- DaiLy Excursions to Glymont on the steamer ©. P. Smith. Daity ExowRsion of the steamer Arrew to Mount Vernon. Surru’s Agr Gartary, M5 F street. MARERITER’S ART GALLERY, 488 Tth street. Baxiow’s Ant G2-ierr, 231 Pa. avenue. gees The Lats Bev. Da. B. H. NaDAL.—The tel- egram that appeared in our columns at terpoon. the Kev. wee terday (Monday) ney oy | was read with sorrow by Method.sts in t! community, to whom deceased was weil known. He was a native of Baitimore, and admitted trial as in the eld Baltimore Con- ference in 1835, and to fal membership in 1857. In 1845 he was stationed $f Golample he nd subsequently the Baltimore City Station. tion he was twice appointed. During his last appointment his became so enteebled as a street. at street and ‘At the to Tetused to permit his withdrawal irom the charge, but sent him to Europe, and supplied his pulpit until his return. Subsequently be Was pastor of the F church in this city, and endeared himself to his congregation and all who krew him by his earn- estners and zeal. His last mntment in the Baltimore Conference was at Wesley Chapel, in this city. On the expiration of his term here be Was transferred to the age se ag Conference and stationed at Trinity church, the principal Metbodist charze in ilade!phia, and very shortly thereafter was elected president of the Drew Theological Seminary, a Methodist col- lege at Madison, New Jersey, which position he filled at the time of his deat! In early life Dr. Nadat’s educational advan- tages were limited. While stationad in Carlisle, Pa., he became 2 student in Dickinson College, and graduated in the same clas with Postmas- ter General Creswell, between whom a strong attachment has ever since existed. As a theo- Togian Dr. Nadal was among the first of his de- ‘pation. he was a man of great iatellec- tual culture and force, and quite popular asa reacher, and universally beloved by all who new him. He was a regular contributor to the Mc thedist newspaper, published in New York city, and the Methodist Review. The sermon delivered by him in the Senate chamber ot the United States, on the death of the late Senator Thomas Lg Hicks, is & monument to his ability, and will mot soom be forgotten by these who heard it. - oe A Pueasant Evening Exccnstow.—Captain Thomas Stackpole, the Popular commander of the steamer Arrow, having invited the news- Pauper men of Washington, and other gentlemen of the city with their wives and families to take a tripdown the Potomac with him last evening, @ number of ladies and gentiemen had assem- bled on the steamer at the hour for sailing—7 p. m.—and soon afterwards the boat left the whart with her merry company anda band of masic. At Mount Vernon five of the lady regents of the Mount Vernon Association unembarked, and the boat was headed across the river for Marshall Hall, afwell-keown sum: mer resort, where a pleasant surprise awaited the party. The grounds were illuminated with hundreds of Chinese lanterns, i pavilion was brilliantly lighted. < band” tcok possession of the music » and soon the young folks were enjoying the dance. An hour was thus agreeably spent, when the aa om her sae trip at 10.30 ‘clock, 'y reachi: e eity shortly after 12 this ‘mesvleg, ais Pleased with the en Jjevable character of the entertainment afforded them, and overtiowMeg with gratitude to the captain of the Arrow for his efforts to ensure them pleasure. The delightful breeze which prevailed last night was greatly enj excursionists. * Sera ——e ‘Tae Treatens.—The Walhalla and Bioplas- tic troupe commenced the third week of their successtul engagement at Wall's Opera House last evening, with four new al beautitul tableaux, withthe prismatic fountains, and last but not least, with the new wonder, the Persian Prince Sadi D*Jalma, who astonished the audi- ence by placing. @ glass of uid on the ball of Lis fot and drinking it by twisting his head back over bis shoulder, and by standing ona ladder without support, and \t ladder and all moving in coneert, cuted a solo on the violin. Bryant's celebrated minstrels attracted a largé audience to the National Theater last evening. The programme contained a great Variety of music, and several new comicalities were introdnced and received great applause. Dan Bryant and Unsworth are at the head of the profession, while Little Bac ix } of ingenuity, and was recaied four time he entertatmment conoludad with « | burlesque of ‘Lucretia Borgia.” Tue Brows-Harr Homicre. the case of Henry Brown, colored. on the ebarge ot murdering Joseph Hart, en Oapitei Hill, a few days ago, will take place to-day be- a fore Justice Walter. Brown found Hart in his | house, and some words having passed as to the latter baying become $60 intimate with his (B.'s) wife, Brown struck Hart with an axe, in- ficting a wound which caused his death. Brown lett the city immediately atter the oc- currence, but returned on pees and stopped on sth street, near H. A gentleman in the house, noticing him, got ready to go tor an offi- cer, but Brown became suspicions and left. Officer Osterhout tcok the case in hand, and Brews having dropped ® word Sant he wished see a lawyer, the officer yesterday morning took a position on 5th mares, weet’ Loaident Syenue.to watch for him, and very soon saw him making for the office of the lawyer he had tamed, and he was taken in cusiody. io Fa ‘TEMPERANCE Avvains.—The delegates ap- pointed by the various Catholic Total Absti- nence Societies assembled at Carrol! Hall on last Sunday evening, to project measures whereby ‘the diferent societies would be represented in a central council similar to that of St. Vincent de Paul. 1t was the opinion of all it thats Union on the above princip rated so successfully im other confraternities, ‘would prove equally so in this, and the cause of pa promoted in @ degree hitherto un- The St. Stephen’s Total Abstmence held their regular weekly meeting last night. (Quite & number signed the pledge. It is the intention Of this Society to get up a grand excursion or e-nic, due notice of which will be aiven in BE STAR. —— ‘Tax New Povice Covet—The Marshal is busv looking up & See eee court can held its sessions, and the central ardhouse (in the second story of which is a ge room) bas been a8 probably the most central and convenient location. Up to 9 bad-net o'clock this — 2 > pointed. There is considerablestalk about t ‘City Hall im relation to this court, the of- fices of judge and clerk being regarded as pure- Zio and the expenses being chargeahie to e District cities and county, it is urged that competent persons to fill these offices mav be found in the a who are thor- oughly conversant with the local laws, and have such a knowledge of the people a would prove valuable in the transaction ‘of the busi- mess of the court. — Reat Estate Satxs.—Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers, have sold part of lot 5, in square 196, fronting 21 feet on M street north, between 15th and 16th, to Mesers. herty Bor- land, for $1,600. see, pet 1, im square 157, fronting ® feet on Ith street west, between Massachusetts avenue and P street, and run- ning back 120 feet, improved by a two-story frame house, to Charles Keegin, for $1,950. oS iw Eat od THERE Is UNDERSTOOD to be some aque son among bone base ball fraternity that the “eb: msbip of the South” will in revert aitimore. © The Olympics. of the city, who How bold it, were easily in Baltimore yesterday by the Pestimes, who will sendover a strong nine to-morrow to play the return game, on the Olympic Pe) and take that title possible. ome with them ° AT THE MONTHLY MuETING of the Y Men's Christian Association lest evening, in the parlors of the association, Mr. John Twee- dale read “ Hagar in the Wilderness,” “+ Charge of the Light “Brigade,” and The Drammer's Bride,” and 5) re made by Messrs. ‘Winslow, Sleigh and Kev. Mr. Myrick. Some very ine music added to the pleasure of the meeting. peas a Winter Stock or Coat.—Mr. James Glea- son, G street wharf, announces elsewhere that he ‘= laying in coal for winter use. which he can sell at rates fer below the present market prices. See advertisement. oe A Inetater Bov.—(m Saturday at the first public contest for prizes in the gymnesium at rinceton College, New Jersey, the second prize of $75 was Cag to J. T. Kelly, of the District of Co! —— Tee Morst V viee regents of the Ladies’ Mount Verron A -“o- ciation, twenty-two in number, are now all col lected at Mount Vernon, and te-day their yearly tession commences, to continue for three days. pessoal Fars 1x ApvaNce.—For all suits issned ont of the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columbia im civil cases the United States marshal is au- therized to receive his fees in advance of ser vice. —-. —— Free Restpence ror Keyt.—See notice in our Georgetown advertising column. (h Prince D'Jaima, the man- latter sta- A hearing in | study and improvement. Ann Delayergne, Lou- AssociaTion.— The Pablic Sebeco! Exa: ations, First Dierrict district, Miss 8. E. Gibbs teacher, locat «dl in the building formeripknown as St. Matthew's [ncti- tute, on 19th street, between Gand H streets, was examined yesterday afternoon by T; A. k. Browne and'd. 8, Brown, assisted by De. Reyburn and others. This school ix composed of girls from awarded to lary conduct amd pumctuality were awarded to Kats Reyburn, Hacriet Hurdie, Mary Vasey, Frances B: Virginia Collins and Mary provement were awarded to Mary Woodward, Sarab Trammell and Eliza Keller; for penman- ship, to Helen Watt, fer neatness, to Harriet Davis; for vocal music, to Laura Belt; honor- ably mentioned, Alice Bebsi Rose [ oemeg —_ —, itor Anne ' juldcon Florence Red- Se safe omeaeemoars Mergaret Gerard and Annie Conrad. Sxconp District—The.pupils of Female Io- termediate No. 1, Miss E. V. Billings teacher, located at F and 5th streets, was examined yi terday morning. This schoo! is one which, same years, has borne a high reputation, this examination was fully equal to those of former years. Messrs. Woodrard and McLel- lan conduct.d the examination. The parsing aud grammai were very fine; arith- metic and geography and spelling good, and the str would have dome credit to more ad- vanced pupils. Two dialogues—“ Malech Adhel Saladin” and “Anthony 4d Ventidius’—were beautifully read, the first Martha Lemon, Elizabeth S. Langleyand Kosa Coilins,and the latter by C. Bliss betaine iy sti = Was very good. This scl numbers of whom Were present, and 18 of theme be recommended for transfer. At the conclusion of the exercises Mr. Randolph and M. C. H. Bliss addrecsed the school, paying a high comptiment to the faithful teacher, and Mr. Woodward con- sratulated the pupils on the successful termi- nation of the school year, and awarded the medal and diplomas and follows: Medai, Julia A. Greer; bev: written examinations, Rosa Col- lins, Florence Bell, Alice Davis; conduct and punctuality, C. N. , Plora Bi reton, Rate Webster, 7 memes, L. Langle: study provement ; (Quant Amanda Newton, S: Warder; im writing, Kate —— g furth, Fe W. Camio, F. Darr. {In our report of the prize scholars of Miss« Lizzie Hinton’s school, on Saturday last, the name of Frank Gurharst should have read Frank Zurborst.} Fourta District.—Secondary No. 3, for girls, located on 4% street, between M and N streets south, Miss Belle C. Peyton teacher, was examined yesterday by Trustee Champlin, assisted by Mr. John E. Thompson, teacher of the Male Grammar School of this District, Mc. H. MeIntire and ex-Councilman Bates. This examination was very satisfactory to the exam- iners and gratifying to the parents of the pupils who were present, and the teacher. The exer- cises in numeratiun and mental and practical arithmetic were quite up tothe mark, and for girls whose ages range from nine to fourteen years, the correct and prompt answers to the rather difficult questions propounded by Mr. Thompson showed plainly that great care hes been used by the teacher. The musical talent of these pupils has not been overlooked as shown by some well executed choruse- yester- day. Mr. Champlin read the roll of merit and wiih appropriate remarks gave out the awards. He tirst rez‘t the names of those entitled to hon- orable mention an Temarked that the limited number of diplomas did 7° admit of giving atl entitled a diploma, but it was underst ood that those honorably mentiond bore just as good @ record as those receiving dip!-mas. Of this class there were A. Mardus, L. Wind- Godson, E. Gardner, K. Smith, M. Man- Store}, BM. Sanford, M. Daniels, N. Cooper, F. Mills, M. Porter, K. Myers, E. Buete, and M. Heath. The medal of honor was awarded to Kate Anderson. Diplomas were awarded to the following: For exemplary con- duet and punctuality, Julia Foster, Ann Bates, Ido Token, Capitola Lipphard, Catherine Dunn, and Mary Haynie; and for attention to isa Weilucher, and ida Davis; for improvement ip permansbip, Susie Curtis; neatness, Kate Collins; vocal music, Ann Breck. Atter these awards were made Mr. Champlin called up Capitola Lippbard, Susan Curtis, and. Kate Dunn, ard presented them each with a beau- ‘nul silver medal. This was quite a surprise, nO ore expe ey and the joyous 5; The Courts. THE M'GARKANAN-MUSTAGH LIBEL CASE. Crrevrr Cove’ cons nt of the withdrew from having avy fi with the case. This ig an slamages are laid at 310,00 ior an article ‘pab- bshed in the Nateen:! Repu! ‘ican, before the court fer «om time, di having deem made to take testimeny and to on the part of the defendan which —_ overruled, CITY ITEMS. Avpaca SaceEs for Gentlemen— A large variety, tong and short, from One price onty. Gm econdary No. 3, in this | by ester. ‘mast, Mr. William & # p. C. Hanxine, ther tion for libel, and No. 410 7th street, N. W. Liyes Suits, v At Haste £ Co.'s, 325 Pennsylvania ave.,(U. 8. Hotel.) EE, -ETaae ‘Set: sewtiey : je a Ovoide Initial ‘Thie morning, the case was resumed. and editor of the R:publican, wes Mr. Peck, former CRIMINAL Cover, Judge day James Rollins was convicted of oupent sentenced to one year in tue Albany penitenti: This morning Pink Jack<on was convicted of larceny of 5 hegot, butter. Chas. Bayle Fatity gai “fy oy second. He was sentoneed Tux Rrver Front—aArtivals at Jas. Glea- G-street Wharf—Sehoone: wood, for Jas. Gleuson; it Widows’ Sons, steamer Enterprise, Mathias Des- rf—Axrived—Schr. Ann Jane, rom Aquia creek, with tree stone tor Enterprise, Doty, with Sherif Fe Wharf.—&rrived—Sehr. Boland, Cur- rap, wood for Brown's Wha: ace ge. Art, Avan- cargo of wood for G. L. Wi Deposit, lumber for Wm. McLain, oaster, Pannell, t; Ann E, Gibson, Gritfin, Havre-de-Grace, of the Mist, Cool. Stone, clams for mar- m, fish for market. ived—Sehooners Ba] ig. coal, be Wharf.—Arrived—Schooner Kent, ¥, Clark & Given; Ocean, me. Henry Davis and Wm. Ben- jung men of the Seventh Ward, have from Bordentown, N. J., to run on the river, called the RK. R. Rodgers. Seward. coal, Harve: McCreery, coal, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. D®* GooDs TOL AT BEDUCED PRICE! GEoRcstown, D. 0. new tug boat i] a Grenadines at Sec. ITORS FROM WASHINGTON.—Measrs. An- icer, = committee of the shington, were in Vv is, Brown and 8; mmon Council no this city yesterday tor the purpose of examining ements, having reference to the ennsylvania avenue and other ‘hey were very tavor- ith the pavements, both the Nicolson and the Wyckoff, though their prefer- ence seemed to be for the to Williamsport last evening, and will be in that ity to-day ckoff pavement on Penn- id be a miracle of and improvement for which all the be thankful.— Elmira (N. ¥,) Adve ‘The Elmira paper is mistaken i these gentlemen as a committee ington Councils, loves @1. 5 are selling great bargains in all ki Give w liaud buy cheap. ietr 7 SBENIAMIN MILLER. OLLAR STORE, 73 High z jived, an ut ito. 73. 'yekoff. They went BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Anct.;, Georgetown. STEE'S SALE OF 'ERTY, ON BEIDGE STREE’ rine of a deed of trust, dated the 27th day suuatl often for Fale. at public t bidder, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 2th day of June, 1870, Tock all tiat parcel of Jand, in old Georgetown, ‘b rawn from the corner of is, 140 feet, 3 inches, on street, and running thence ce north G9 feet; ; 69 fees tothe be with the three-sto rtiser, June 16. in announcing of the Wash- or as having char; question of the paving of Pennsylvani It is probable that their mission may have some- to do with the paving of M street under w recently passed by Congress. ——_e—_—_— PROMABLY Fatat A about 9% o'clock, Mr. Howard University, reported at the second pre- cinct police station that a man was lying in the road near the Schuetzen Park. bold and officer K. T. T; to the place designated, and found the man 1\- ing insensible. He was bronght to the station, and Lieut. Johnson sent for Dr. G. 8. King, who promptly responded, and did all in his er for the injured man, but up to noon to- he had not spoken, and it is s he was thrown from his horse and fractured. He was recognized as Edward Con- way, formerly of the 2d U.S. cavalry, and re- cently of the Soldiers’ Home. SIRABLE BUSINES NE. auction, to the hi part of Lot Mo. ‘i ENT.—Last night, Napier, a student ut Sergeant Sei- ny brick honse Jor wont immediately *ddition to Georgetown, Tying in th rear of and immediately adjoining the above de- di therewith asa garden. ‘om the soucheast coraer #2; andon the Line thereof, running west ‘alls Street. (now Bridge,) and ad i ing 137 feet, 8 inches tr ‘7 Adam King, by deed, 1065; thence west, and paral! W™. Erstgix, of Georgetown, D. C., ar- rested by Officer Cuni: fore Justice W. fatuer of the ics waboth Schmith. After the birth of the child Ernstein her, but she refused the that she believed that he bad a wife in Germany, and demanded $1°9 as compensation. These terms he refused to ac- cept, and she procured a warrant, and the case coming up before Jusiice Walter’ he held him to security to support the child. ‘esterday. was b- iarge of being tu- ohtla of by and 10 rooms in addi- iry cellar, and on the rear of tae lot ach: balance’at 6 and 12 | ‘irChazor's mois aymeots, bearing interest from .and secured by deed of trust on the prem- ises. All convevencing and siamps at JOHN €. proposed to mar: offer, on the groun’ DENTISTRY. AN APPRAY—A Lady in the Case—Excitement onthe Avenue.—Yesterday considerable excite- ment was occasioned on Penpeylv: between 3d and 4:4 streets, in consequence of an attack being made by John McClaaghiin and Reems. It is said that cause the latter assaulted DR. MERRILL removed his DENTAL OFFICE to, MENTAL WORK done in the best ‘T. J. Misiek on Hem vrices. Nitrous Oxi the attack was made Mavner and at modersie in the eyes of these little girls no doubt well r aid the donor. There arean the roll 39 pits, 38 reom is well adapted for its use, with high ceil- ings and good ventilation. The floral display in the way of bouquets was fine. Secondary No. 5, Fourth District, was ex. amined on ihe 16th instant by Trustee Champ- lin and ex-trustees Croggop and Stephenson. On the ro 50; all present. Entered during the = 136, 86 transferred. The examination was ligh praise, forthe gold: ‘awarded to the school hay the Dest aix 9 the six from this Skidmoze, wrote eighty’ picked teat words with, @ ne words wit Out an error. Tee pupils were then at the contest of the inter: schools, when Caltisher, Kearney ad Skidmore coptin- ued without any érror. Or thé third trial, | the medal was awarded to: James Skidmore, who, a ae ee wa ey presented with Wage medal for the spelli at this of the school. Avery degree of proficiency wasalso shown in mental and written arithmetic, reading and writing. The honors of the school were awarded as follows: —Medal. to George tog apg for exemplary conduct and punctuality, to Geo. ‘ang, it yh, Levi Callisher, John atten- don teste nd larke, dy John Kohey, James Gib-on; mmanship, Wm. Kearney; : ifeed Winteld; vocal Us 5 noral mentio1 Sohn Sadler” Jobn Dalley, Enoch Lynen, Aine Riddle, Win: Pumphrey, ‘A. Clarvoe, E. Guth- rie. The whole ‘ts qualified for transfer to a higher grade in September next. patie ge ved equally satisfactory. The decorated with fern roe flags, flowers, wreaths, and ornaments branches, Appro- priate motions, contratied of evergreems, Were PINo. 1, Grammar School, the most advanced one. Miss E. J. in Ts arithmetic, algebra, &c., and the degree of pro- Bciency evinesd by the clanees was Lighly com- mendab! This school is com of thirty- two pul hn A oy the jority—and they range from about nine to sixteen years of age. ‘Ons age. excellent served in the studies of this school is the en- couragement of practicing ition in English. Some essays were read evincing fair ability m composition and taste in selection of words to express No. 2, intermediate, Mrs. R. Carrington, teacher, ix composed of 35 pupils, male and fe- male, and the pupils were examined in arith- metic, geography, reading, and spelling. The result Was Very creditable to the teacher and upils. No. 4, intermediate, in charge of Mrs. fe Disbrow,was examined in about the same clas of studies ax No.2, with like satisfactory results. The pupils numbered about 35. No.i, secondary, Miss C. F. Withington, is composed of 38 scholars, and they acquitted themselves ia a manner deserving of commendation. At the conelusion, Trustees Jones and Syphax ad- Oressed the pupils in complimentary terms, and paid deserved tributes to the teachers for their faithful services during the session. z “lady, but the latter denies this charge. The ‘ing the essault on Reems having 'd by Officer Scott and held to bail ellen all the facts ‘will probably be —. ‘TAR CORPORATION Finance COMMISSION.— This commi:sion continues its scssions in the ante-rcom of the Council Chamber, and the bills and accounts are flowing in freely. All the commissioners have turned in their ac- counts except those of the Third and Seventh Wards. Mr. Murphy turned over his accounts Quite a number of cor; laborers are filing their orders with BANKERS, J, ® BRIAN, Pres. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS RANE Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. UDR AVENE eB ee BSA Jj* COOKE & CO., BANEERS, Bay ond sell at current market rates 4. A. BUPD, Trese this morning. poets Ries Sin DS FirtTa WARD BUILDING AssociAaTION—At the oe monthly the sum of $6,100 was advanced on 59 shares, at an average of 4%}4 per cent. meeting of this AL BEVENUS STAMPS fornished. fo ale Perry LARCENY.—Yesterday Officer Lawler Yor petty larceny, and to security tor court. GEORGETOWN, UILDING ASSOCTATION.—At the ithly perenne this vening at Hotel, sold at an average: holder. Hugwtore Lope, Knights of Pythife, meets to-might. See advertisement. Sraien’ the pai Ter aGan bushels good, at $1.48. arrested Thomas B Justice Mills held hi = LEAVING THE CITY FOR THE SUMMER Suvent® twentieth mont SAVING OF AT LEAST 25 PER CENT. days being a sole of 109 | BY busine thelr TOILET ARTICLES AND NOTIONS ALEXANDRIA. Of the undersignedgwho has by his extensive pur- chases, when the prices were at the lowest figure, made himself able to satisfy even the most hard to please in both assortment and prices. LEXANDRIA AND WaSHINGTON RAILR: re "hase. —C! To reduce this Extensive Stock he will as FORTHES INDUCEMENT Mekea deduction of 10 PER CEnt. On all purchases, large and small. Call and look over his STOCK by all means whether you wish to purchase or not. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Bur, PexnstLvaNia AVENUE ann D STREEr. NTHONY SISHERS FIRST OLASS SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, Ho. 618 Ninrx STR EBr, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFIOB, nd his band left New York sufficiently civilized to each wear a linen duster Black velvet sashes are v eaten worn with every style of 7 Nilsson will make her first appearance in New York Sep ‘ike “ 87-A young lady about married says *! will not promise to tove, honor and obey, but | will say Instead, love, honor, and te gay OFFICIAL. Laws Passed by the St xty-Neventh Council of Washington City, D. C. As Act authorizing the Mayor to purchase water mains, stop cocks, & bis i enacted by the Board of Alderman and Board af Comnon Counesi a the Cary of Washington, Bhat the Mayer be, and he is hereby. authorized to pur eee in pen market or by coutract all the bi mains, not exceeding ‘Water ized Es with the provisions of t 86. te Rezos bo. andl bole & an rected fo hare grad gtavele: from M street north 4> Boundary ont of the funds of the Fourth Ware Approved May 21, ves Act granting ‘Themps t enacted oar: of Comunnn Comme oF ie bh to erec than. five feet irom the bi dvelling- Provided, square No. 218 : dent of the United States be first obtained. ce ha Weird May 23, 1570. 5. GRant, President United States. An Act for the relief of Micbael Orathy. Be ut enacted by tne Board of Aidermen and Board ‘ of Washangion, That ety sum dollars be, and is hi t of five ated cut of the general fund, to enable the pay to Michaei Crathy the eaid it of @ fine imposed for an allezed v; c ‘The mount (3 the law of the Corporation a ine im ‘upon him by Justice Maryman in the mor th of February, 1570. (Approved, May 23, ls70. Aw Act for the rehef of F. and A. Schneider. Be tt enacied by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Lemmon Council Gf the City of Washington. in e sum of two aren gh be, ereby, appropriated out enable ‘the ‘Mayor to pay Fe and falance due them for by Mayor Wallac! acted by the Board twelve cents the genera! fund, to e: ndered under of Ving and laying gutters, & of the general fand to enable the the sam to Anthony Bucily, being. the smonut taxes overpaid ginal o. to 1869. inelusi by him on lot square No. . | Approy fenacted by the B. av « And be it further enacted. That the cost of id property to be eold areessed paving taxes be, and thorized to be paid owe of th Fi the said property having advertised, and that an emount equal to the cost d the same ie hereby, appropriated out thereof be, of the fands of the said Ward Approved, May 30, 1576. Aw Act for the relief of John Wikion rmen and Board ant Be rt enacted by the Board of Al “ommum Cour el of the City sum of pinety -two de ($92.95) be, and the rame is bh payable out ol the funds of t able the Mayor to refund to Joho 8 being an over assessment for cewer consirnct: tin tho First Ward. per act approved in the May. 1567, and the Mayor be,and he is hereby thoriz«d and required to cause the said «um t paid. {Approved May 39, 1s70. AN Act for the relief of Jerry Nolan. Be itenacied by the Board of Aidermep Toumest af the Cuy of Washi the same is hi mon C theeum of ten dollars be, and riated, payable out of the general APLC the Mayor to reimburse: Jerry Mol of a fine imposed on bis daugnter b; man. on the 13. of April, 10, and ‘and he is hereby, authorized and Approved May 30, 1570. As Acr for the relief of Bev Be it enacted by the Board of Ai Common Counct! of tie City @f Waskinston, sum of twenty dollars be, a.d the same is! ADI led. pay out of enable the Mayor to the amount of « fine imposed on him liam Thompsyn ip the month of Febi Approved, May 30, Is/0, Board of Ai Tt ty: An Act for the relief of Beary MeConely. Be tt enacted Common Council of the Orty of Washinaton, and eoren the sum of twenty dollars and the same is hereby, the general to enable the May Heury McConoly this amount Golkctor Au 24. 1969 sewer, equare 515, part ol fad be in hereby hori the Ey u nd t requi above sum of twent) Hare nn cents to be paid. A to Be st cnaried by the Bort oF aliermes Boar e Common ‘Council of the of Washington, the sum of ope hundred. : sede nx a Ward fo¥mabie the tion of the sewer in Fourth Approved, May 50, 1470. Actt the claim o. 4% Anety Turmiched the Oley Go! Be tt enacted by the of Board. Common Counce! of the City of We hy and eae ape. Bee ke City “Ei proved ist. the: and the fe AnasSsars oe erates Lease ha street southeast to Water street Be it enacted by the of A Count! af the Cay feet erent October 32, 1865. PERE. = An Act granting ce! privileges to William Be xt engcted by the Board of the of Common Counc of n to erect wae Fieeae maecrars U. 8. Grant, President ited brates, Ax Act for the rellef of John Ardeoser. of ‘and Board ‘ashinston, dollars and 4 idermen sae ar eae Sa See Be it enacted by the Boar: A pial ager raat eres 4 we 3 z P $: Ax Act fo set the curbstones and pave the on gutters atreet west, Vania avenue, wided by law; and to defray the expense ial tax equal to the ‘ad levied op all lots FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. | Rt™°r aL. 4 CONTINUED BETUCTION IN PRIORY of carly removal Tormity with the provisisas of fonact acer-ved conformity wi = 4 proviApproved, May 30, 1500. Aw Act for the relie’ of Grorgs H. Lee. Be it enaered the By of Common Counc! of the City of Wash zion. That 'y dollars be, and tme ame is here October 12, 1305. , Los Es™2cisnxp 1533. to cause the eum °f ‘Approve ermen aad Bowd | {he gum of twes Ns x iate@ out Durer George Bl teee the twenty-fire thousand fect, with the step-cocks and other material necessary fur laying and tapping the seme. which may be re- quired Ly this Uorporation for the yar 1570, and that The expense thereof be paid oat of the water funa, AN Act to grade and pare the alleys in square No. s York wholessie Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Bowt ‘| Councs be. and he ie hereby, requested chase ol manufacturers deing Ousiness in, this city Provided can be mate on as fa: bie tering as-eisewhere. [Approved. AN Act the laying of « water-main in Bee a an ree, ee Ecmomon Comet of the Cay af Wecningtans 4 Board be, and they are bereb: WH ORME & x Teimbursed by sueh aseesmments upon AN Act to grade and by the Board of i ven! of the City of be. and he is hereby, authorized and re- y im square No. 193 to be — a to . in the manner and uoder the snperin ey in square No. Cc. 8S. HARE & SON, GROCERS, 1913 SEVENTH STREET 5 W., Bey. me ame. A® Act to set the curbotgece and mare ; 8 west side atc ae Seen H and weir sree etl ie si enacted by the Board of Aldermen end Board and ‘ashington. That canse the alle; graded and pari d. i conforaity with Immense Stock of PURE SPICES ‘D STAPLE GROCERIES Sixth street avest. een. and Water str: southwest. to be contracted tur, and executed in the ihe su L TEAS, COFFER:! AN Act forthe relief of Ei Suilivan.amd Bushrod Washincton. Be ut enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board | ommon Cowncti cf the City of Washington, That snm of one hundred aud sixte=n dollars be, at. 1 opt of the gener: iL Fanscher. Patrick | of the improve sessed and collected in he act approve . (Approved, May 21 Joist Reeorutiox for grading and graveling Fifth street cast. from M street north to Boundal t. Be «t resolv: d ty the Board g Aldermen and Board of Common Coancal of the City of Waghe NEW GOoops: NEW Goups: | Large invoices of FAMILY the same ts hereby. SUPPLIES arriving Pay shrod Washington for money erronesnaly for grading aidewalks on wet sween Mavsacharetts 0 irocertes. Teas and Cofiees w! side of Third street cast, avenee and E street north. Approved May 30. AN Act for the relief of Stenhen Parsons. Be ut enacted by the Boa of Common Council of the C second pon bot 35 ta sree upon lot 25, in square intone se Khe conte of advent eat tnerton. 8 conte of adves tis. other Charges which ow stand Step! sang are ersuy, remitt- 1 and the ‘areone, 1s, here ‘of the same, the said tax having been t Families can rely on getting FRESH GooDs of us, as nothing’ oea(ees street. t Bot exceedi:g sixteen (16) feet. and to has at or near the intersection of Boundary street and Filth street north the necessary trunks for the pur- ° jing & proper draiusge at that psint ‘he sam of three buadre! dollars, or aomuch there- of asmay be necessary, is hereby appropriated to carry into effect the purposes of this net, payable mand eon mston, Th y-five cents for abating a nuis- when they purchase our hands but the v space Must perishable goods have not Timx to ing the same, and charged upon the tex sons be, and the rivilegea to John W 2 ‘Aldermen and Board City of Washington, That en be, ard ie hereby, granted to Jolin W ‘m1 in bottles, at Wholesale KNLA WINES. seendinibdiness EXTRA FINE OLD WHISKIES Eventy fourth 0 ny the Board of Aldermen and Boar ie Cru of Wasnincion, That ant} 3 to cause the curbstones to be set aml the | and gutters paved on the west ‘side af fourth street west. between streets north, The work and executed in the mauner and under rovided by law: and to defen provement @ special ta: herect is posed an son the west side of be! ard af Common Councai of fe the Mayor be, and be | DOUGHERTY «& ier SELF RAISING is the best in the warkst, ©. 8. O MARE a son, Grocers, 1913 SEVENTH STREET 5. w., lots er_parts of lots ; the eaid conformity with act approved Octod pproved May 59, 1870. Jornt BEsorutien suxpending tax sale. tt resolved by the Board @ Aldermen amd Board meri of the uty of Washinsion. That ib nd'the tax sale of fo the provisions of requested to sus) balance ‘ing an iron rail of the City Hall, as per vid for the — approved AT NEW TORK PRICES! wed, Approved, May 30, is70, AN AcT to set the curbstones and foot And gutters ‘on “the ‘west tide of Taira: street Bed enarted by toe Bar Common Counct! of the orth. Board of Aldermen and Boart i Washington, That and re- irbstones to be set and the foot 8 and entire pared on Be. west ELPHONZO You Nes Has removed from his old Stand to his tracted for. and exeeated i: 4% Act for the reiief of Jobn T. Lynch. manner and under the su peri é 4 of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Ciry of Washington, That the eum of one hundred and fiuty-four dollars and be, and is hereby, appr NEW AND COMMODIOUS STORE, & ueee pencomeatod in_confor visions of t igione of the ect approved Ustober 12, 18 AX Act to repair the sea-wall at the foot of Secon4 street east. and to build a cea-wall at the foot of ‘Third street east Be it enacted ty the Beard af Common Counct! of the City No. 602 NINTH ST., CORNER Or F, hn T Lyncb the amount duc ona cer Febraary 5, 1576, IN THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, (Approved, May 39, 1870. AN AcT for the relief of Anthony Be tt enacted by the Board of Aldermen ana Board of Common Counctl f the City of Wash the sum of one hundred and nine do cents be, and the same hereby is, appropriated out ‘Where he will be happy to see al! his old customers, ‘88 well as all others who desire Aldermen and Boart the sum of fourteen hundred ani FRESH GOODS AT THE LowEsr & sea-wall at the feot ot Third street east. The work to be done ander the direction of the Suy interdence of the for the year 1354 ed, May Act for the relief of Daniel McCarthy. 0 assistant Commission be appointed by the He bas just returned from New York, where he ‘Approved May : bas been daring the past week Selecting a STOCK OF CHUICE GOODS, whic bowing tothe BECENT GREAT DECLINE ip thst market, and having BOUGHT FOR CASH only cared very LOW BATES OF TRANSPORTATION er Steamer direct to this City, he cam no the Washington {public at p: same quality of Goods, cannot be anders: ‘id south of New York city. ‘And having also pro- a be, and the same is hereby. appropriat d May arthy 8 property. being on the northwest corner north, xteenth and L streets em paid on Lot No. ing for water tax er- No.3 CLOTHING, &. — SUMMER IS ON US—THE PEOPLE WANT TO KEEP COO. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, UNDEK MASONIC TEMP LS, NINTH AND F STREETS, STEAMBOAT LINES, BORFOLK AND BUSTo! ‘BOAT Link ad Steamer * ty. my saaasen rors ih all the lerding styles of ni at nen Suite commen at @, W 48816ToN. * “ mpany éelis better goods at . comnecting at Ni ‘Through tickets, at Lor passage required to cause the said sum of ten dollars to be paid, WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. $10,000 WORTH OF SUMMER WEAR NALLY Biv. the aT J. W. THOMPSON, President. MUST BE SOLD WITHIN 30 DAYS, 1N ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK, pprow dy QUICKEST LIMB SOUTH, A lerick shure LINEN SUITS, COAT, PANTS A a LINEN DOOK CoAT, PANTS AND veer. WHITE SUITS, COAT, PANTS AND VESTS, Sete Crees as ae | | ve cobaioea Woter strest. Georgetown, W EDN ES- BLUE FLANNEL SUITS .......818, 13.60, 15 LIGHT COLOR FINE CASSIMERE SUITS, , WUBTH $20 ASSORTED CASSIMEBEE SUITS...310 TO $15 ALPACA BACKB 2-82.50 TO $5 OFFICE SACKS. 91 AND 91.25 GOODS SOLD 48 ADVERTISED, POPULAK CLOTHING HOUSE OF a. STRAUS, ¢itiy SEWING MACHINE cas BE HaD on = TEEES, a. COMPANY ihe Anan 101] PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, BErwexn 10TH anv LitH Seneers, ‘Third door esst'of 1th, A AMD DEAF DBT ANDRUN Ti et OAK BALL, 225 7th Um ten ergrze Pai subject to the asus! the Government office. cartes ot the Depertinents of HORACE CAPRON, Commissioner. Rei HA