Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1870, Page 4

_EVEN ING STAR. woes Daly 1 Is70- LOCAL N Ews. ~ Amusements, ac. Dairy Excvnsions to Glymont on the steamer ©. P. Smith. Daity exconsiom of the steamer Arrow to Mount Vernen- Surrs’s ABT GALLERY, 245 F street. ‘MaxERITER's ART GALLERY, 698 7th street. BanLow's ART GALLERY, 25] Pa. avenue. ————— They Reject Mayor Emery * tions ‘by Whotesal he Delight of the Bowenites. Major — Grins the T i his As usual on the night when nominations are acted upon in the Board of Aldermen, the Chamber was thronged last night with a crowd of anxious or curious ones. it was noticed, too, as rather significant, that the old Bowen City Hal! Ring were present in force, headed by Major Morse, and that they all seemed in excel- lent spirits. It had been intimated in a Bowen Sunday paper that the majority in the Board of Aldermen had had a caucus arrangement, and had determined to array themselves in tactious opposition to Mayor Emery’s appointments, but it had been supposed that this statement merely expreseed the wishes of the paper in westion, or the old Bowen clique speaki rough it. It was not supposed possible that Aldermen of standing and inte! nee could be setuced into any arrangement designed merely to bolster up the fortunes of the detested Bowen ring,or play into the hands of those who had private malice to indulge. And inthe tace of the immense popular majority that swept that corrupt ring out of power, and elected a reform administration in its place, it seemed scarcely Possible that or Aldermen, because they were not reached by this popular tide, through | hold- img over, or who had been elected by es through pledges not to oppose h minis tration, would undertake to prevent the public will frou being carried out in the way of reform measures. was soon evident, from the preliminary wots in the board and from the rulings of , that a Be ring-compination had Teally been effected against the Mayor's nomi- | 7 mations, and soon the rumor ran around the | room that the whole thing had been fixed” at caucus at which Sayles. Bowen presided aid Willa J. Cook was secretary. As the Bowen men entered the chamber it was noticed that each in turn was“interviewed” by Major Wm.S. Morse, the Bowen ring con- tractor for the Second Ward; and whenever in the course of the evening any of these Alder-% men seemed in doubt on any point they straight- way repaired for instruction to Morse, who seemed to be the fugieman of the occasion. Henry Himber,the notorious Bowen striker for First Ward, took his stand directly behind the chair of President Crocker, evidently with a view of boesing things in that quarter. He evinced his perfect approbation of the entire mgs, and after the rejection of Walker bite as as. of the First Ward, gave an especial snort of satisfaction, flourishing his id-beaded cane meantime with great anima- When the proceedings were entered upon, the Aldermanic “ring” refused to have the nominations voted on viva coce, aud insisted |! Rh Tg fom of iso, in anewer to a Tesolution of the Board », $15.04 to pay ov account of interest upon the secret ballot. And then commenced the stereotype form of rejecting the nomina- tions. And finally as the chair, with a finsh of what must have been something like shame made the continuous announcement, «The te! rs report thirteen votes—tive in the afirma- tive and cight in the negative therefore declare the nomination rejected.’ the audience responded with derisive laughter, and the thickest >kinned Bowenites of Board seemed searo thew heads as if it began to leak through their hair that they were doing something not particularly ys aiseworthy. “The inquiry was raised amongst fators as to who were the famous * eeht who chore to link their fet tunes with the corrupt Bowen ring, and it w: soon developed that they were = S. Baker, J. 8. Crecker W. H. Chase, ©. Cham T. C. Con- — D. M. Davis, W. H. Slater.’ nd ©. A. Stew- g “rhe fire voting to sust (Mr. Gulick being absent) were oJ. H. Crossman, L. G. Hine, D. MeCathran, W. W. Moore and A RK, Shepherd. It would seem that the “eight” had been in- structed by the Bowen caucus to vote tor cer- tain scavengers and other minor officers; but in order that no mistake should be made, and as some of the eight did not know the names ot the candidates, they were provided with lixts on which the names of the nominees they were required to reject or contirm were checked of. he eight did ot seem anxious to attract atten ton while examining thelr “rrocrammes,"* but fome having defective eye- sight, were obliged to dra thetr pay of instruction trom under the cover of thelr desks, amid the laughter and = of the spectators. The plethoric senior iderman from the Third Ward was detected Be his keen-eyed colleague consulting his list with bh painstaking, «..1 was rallied by the the appointments out “the programme allotted @ him by Bowen ae ‘As the urious proceedings went on and the eight faithfully carried out the ring the deingnt of Bowen ber was boundless. It was a proud spectacle to see Mesers. Connolly, Crocker, Chase and the rest of them mm weng in a way to ensure the ap- these gentlemen. Major Bicrse wan wontet pretare of radiant joy as one after another of Mayor Emery’s appointment: was — tered. He grinned from ear to ear, and grinned from his ears to the nape of his meek and if the slaughter had not come to an ment, it i# certain that he have grinned the top of his head intoan a island? It was a spectacle well calculated to give de- light to every corrupt Bowemte, but the people the city do not look upon it with the same sat- indi isfaction. the i = er to-day Over the doings of the iflustrious eight is well cal culated to make their ears tingle. ——— ‘Tux PReseytxRy oF WAsutnatow Crry.— After our report closed yesterday of the api to investigate the iseaity | in the, Nealsville and Darnstown Chureh that the new election be held on or before August 7 report adopted. The Kev. Leonidas Dobson, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, presented credentials of ordination, and applied bership, and he was, a por erg admit- ted to membership. Mr. William B. Waller Was received asa candidate for the ministry, and taken under the care of the Presbytery. A memorial from eighteen members of the As- sembly Church, testing inet the a het pore aga od —— as that church, Congregational Church ie Poy ee pom in cbureh, was cea, ‘and placed on the docket. Adjourned till Oc: tober next. _ S +e Bisnor Wairrrmenax's ‘Tamovoercau La- BRARY OFFERED TO Wasnt ‘oN.—A corres- of the Churchman, trom this city, says “A munificent offer has just te te'cburt | monet Washington his ie theological bres , con- sisting of nearly ten ten thousand volumes, for the benefit of the church in perpetuity om th- sole condation we provide = a suitable fire- f sufficient to admit of Pegsomabie tngrense © Phe tibary is said to be » consisting of volumes of books in many instances Lome to the fifteen pa sixteenth centuries; also, autographs Sree Satine fe down at about tevive teen thousand dollars. The Moye hy will be cheerfully complied with and this liberalotter secured. CELEPRATION OF THE FIVTERNTH AMEND- MEST IN| PiscaTAWaY, PRINCE Guorcs’s Covsty, Mv.—One of the largest ratification mass meetings held in outside the city of Baltimore to celebrate the adoption of the Afteenth amendment was held the town of Piscataway on Satardeg lest, where there were nearly two thousand ed. The meetin, eas on Cee 3 L.W. Gaines as Waters, Vice President, and Ci Tes. Widdicombe as Sec- retary. were then lntroGnced'¥y ton, Sbelb Clark Bq. of Marlbores = Chas A Wi (yee Widaicom! e spe 7 te afternoon Hy dispersed ‘much what they had heard. ——_+__. TION, No. 2— ‘he twelfth monthly or <a meeting of dobreop: Directors, Henry . Bratt, W. M. Barry, Samuel Staller, D. ©. Wells, W. M_ Ireland, and W. A. Youn; of The sum of | tt 31;300 was sold at an ave age of 59 per cent. ‘TARE ME Iv ax TREAT ME WELL—Abont 1 o'clock this morning private Doyle brought to the fifth precinct station a white temale infant child, about three days old. found on the steps of St. Josep! Was sent to St. Ann’s Asylum this morz.ing. eabemree From J. Shillington we have Goad Words, the Sunde fords for the Young, all for July; also from age ft and Philp & Bolomons we have Harper's for July or shall keep a cxrrect rec Board of Aldermen, July 11, 1870. The Aldermen's Chamber was crowded to its at- most capacity with spectators, many of them inter: ested in the Tate of the Mayor ‘The Chair laid before the Board several comiunt- ‘calions from the srry @ tellows cat of the account of | he she wing balance due the Tag to this date of & ‘Ordered BOMENATIONS BY rae Maxon. a as follows hr. Wigan, bs ye unde in auy other MagHCT tls ; e in cc. 8 Tbatit shall be the duty of the assessors of ‘ashingten, oagnbe‘ore the first im Aprilof exch year, to fi rwith a traneeriot et of all emcemmenmade the ™, et or re Cie > aoe abel be hiptreticrs ineach years to vinbrace in th of the corrent year sll taxes of due upom or against the real esta‘e wine ‘previous year a0 assessed and corti said city, and to Carnigh the con | age saaes. J For whatever purpose, as from time.to ve the at the’ Muror be and he lepers creseaeuea ot of it | themate of seven cod be redeemal eke three youre ‘tificates net tv bee’ « Teeeivable for ¢ Rtnnedy First Were Willard, Dee omastashomers of the Woter Beard—Joba . (Second Wart.) J a ners Center Market—B. F. Mors:ll, rand Patric Crow ley, mers Northern Liberty, Market— John H. Goidard. y ea ardo. roses than the inde sect ‘the cor- conte tee 6th day apie 1370, v the comptroller im ecorst ng ie that date, when ce ereinbetore prov Bee. ie any ofioar of the corporation who folate the provision is ned gaalty of a’imisdemeanor ia office. aud ha y of (Pe membere.of th £ Common © Aeverubled, be digniseed theretrem, That oll dete or parte of acts of this saci Dentel E. Anacostia Dis- 7 Goal “Measorer. I Apothecaries to the red to the appr’ soo TH RRA eremespienha: lined to continue in the office; referred ei be, und the same are hereby , repe: THY ASSESSMENT ACT OF CONGR ESS. The act of Congress which accom: new Police . tistplgsnen ole: uly organized aia promeded to busi ~ nder the act of Congress the duty of pros idiog fur c fon of the court was devolved upon | tion, and the at of wird the above, nabling it to | w empowered by law to make senens- » real estate therein, to file collector of taxes of ment. the apid collec- e tax books of the aed om & “street known as the K imme M Hos lone. coptiate furniture ameet with yohr appt anart the expense. 1 had no opportantey éo con: be d ferred without detriment tothe As the act establia! of the police m: whieh have heret rt ‘The appropriation required at sae. about 520 prnitare other necessary ‘couvenience."* "Weferr whieh ri trust. tor ii Py each year to em! recess | Current yoar alt taxen of every ind mor agaipet the real eatate in paid its, ing thatof the previous year th lect all taxes #0. assensed anil « oraied ag at his office in 9 ec 3. ‘That it ebailnot be iawfal for the m or city councils of the city of Washington. or amy po chara. with the disbursements of mney. ta neteict of Columbia: to divert from ¥ money Ivied or, collected ‘ae nt all sitch taxes hail ibe kept separate, aud dis der. ite owe Bamed inthe act or acts auth: sriging such lee 0 wi + year for rent, tea from the He of «ai wo levied ge celle hOUs MESSAGES FROM THS ng the report of the Intenfant of the rhington Asylum for the mouth of Re One transmitting a statement of recefBts and ex penditures on account af the Washing on Asylum ith, 1340, furmished inteadant, showing by transfer ot one fond to another, of by pas Buy sum oF sams of money on account of any object car ending June OF purpowe for which It was not artim, the lage 1 nnkegetables, house tees. sunJres amounting to $2.59 te po ome be epothecary for tor. Rourth apothecary for’ First Ward ‘One transmitting the report of Ate. s inte Water Registrar, fog the poried trom 1x8, to June 224, 1570 5. Tie Mayor of the Clty of Washington, chit tn Auditor and ao Comptrotier receive such ne pnration of vchall be fixes by am ace ot ene SAU ington, and whose offices sh: a ce | that occupied by the the Auditor to audit al Corporation. to certify t rect. to the Comptrotler. and of ail contracts o Hone of Work or Improv. ment ard; and pee my Tt «hall be the duty of accounts agaiust the said y of the Comptrolicr unt of all wasrante ianu after provided for, an last report, (December 18, 1860, the following bonds of the denomination of $50 is ned Bond« Bos, $87 to 1,048, faviusire, issued las, Tor ranklin ‘echo ‘Satta ted by the Ce all’ receipts for other revenue "5 any iption whatever, giv by the Qollector ani not te be valid untess so ‘Compare the same daily with said Collector and Register. inet the Corporation end certisied by: the certifi rrentof the Oon acter: and in no case shall ne fhe ‘books ef’ the 100, shales repaicgct Wek Rach und every account 9 audit several rooms of the weet t o wieeo ofthe ty all, 1565.) Gu St. and 1,062, issued April 12 & Son, for lamber furwishod apd Lie to to W. Shepperd for books to to date since that oft my last 1 to ae by warrant or otherwise ules the credit cf that particular account, recelsed frum any end all gources, for unt of the eposited by ite f ated ax a depository for th corporation by an act of the board of a board of common conncil, approved by the mayor,and such de; pomstory t posite are made, it fer Ber as’ will fectlinte the auditing ct ths sam such: committes a you may appoint furnish a statement of the same to (¢ said Corporation wer to inane cert in amount, six Dear interest at the rate thy jum per amaum. %nd dermable within three yenrs the amount antberized to be lv ed by the fm r- poration of the city of Washi October 17. 68.) 1 ere remains $51 700, 1 denominations of $1 former denomination and i: r he date of issue, t to be of a lems i in fifty dollars, and to be receivable such amount yrart mount to the credit of the ten-year lon! furnished by — book-keeper of the | to date is $46,100. P ffermioted ‘Jal rst National Ban’. shows at that sail tund of @K9.722.75 Communication be re tee, and printed, ad ferred to the finance coma: Le directed to count and cutee! the eva ted guilty of «mis ct disenipeed th K CENTER MARK winced resolutions referring to t cts the 16th section of the set of WANTS 4 CONTRACT A memorial was received from W. A. Fletcher. BFoporing to clean the gutters and alleys in the ard | in front of the public beh | streets in repair, such as the washed away by heay able yuarterly. ral iW ar ot asa reliable ge nde man an! practic nu Market Company the city gover tment’ shi ad tise, Under such regulations a4 the « nd ke Bravcling that ‘may be | AL DRB NAN <reWart’ WANTS IyE0 irs produce «old in iMantities fr nd surh other bulky aud " of Improvement: since his appointment to that of tate whether ‘any an assistant to sid ch Sothority to employ sud dé walke nd pave ware rane Ecaasietiosers oie charge men at pleas prerogatives Of the Commissioner: “feestetlas requesting the Gity Uollector to next meeting wow much mforin the law of the Mr Moore alse inforw this Board st Sopbia Douglas A ps sed. Also, presented hokiere on the south side of O re between Ath, asking the repeal of th the south side of said ; said sales; also what amount of js due the corporation for taxes yet unpaid nest the Mi ws era ution: req! “ee p Phan engne ag sia teenth of the garbage collec is ae Ce inthe # Several ward sdopted. Ess Mr. Davis imtroduced bili tocurb, pave and spits on the south side of M street porth, between 18th west; street and Bouudary N to bad Q at and Zist, streets, ‘and asking that it" be graded to Also. presented a slip jan Association pa nuisance, referred. x utbority hereto! ofa physician to mall he sppotntmen Dee iaoepital connected with the almeh ie Mayer Mo Paste Sayles Brown, ing a examination of his acc og 0 seuatétion for, opel papoiatment eg fe Ore ier no the Ce all pocced to assess and Water street, from ith to P- sonthwent, and te trim 10 12th,» uthwest, aud gravel C street ferred. Also. — to lay a iad | ip paetiien ane it of Wegbl's Dinca tof the ac > two wae regent § et acts passed by the inet wr ition of citizens of of the Third Catitel street et and, at street, rey rowenta that a law fromtage of rs land venue al, referred. $40 to repair the bridge canal at Beret ‘amendment was he work tinder the super tof Sewers, &c.. r.and the bill was passed t thes report on th: Pr Mr. Counolly, from finance committee, reported he nomination of Knoch Totten a* Corpora Chair appointed Messrs. sneeniea and Obtee Shepherd said a he. ae rstood that cans Sesvbard eld be mndertod eee Tereea rinastias she reduced, the follow ng bill. am aske syne ‘and made for Monday night, the 2th inst., ‘thten was agreed they would Ioaire ti ata Mates and report either Tavorabiy or Tr purposee " i ass immediately alter the x: ed ‘oe therealter ‘on oF pesrege understood that he wa- about the. ‘an soda in Spee vs it there was any rule re a port otherw ise. T. Moore seid, that as no nom | to committées for ‘sudit ane who shall be mee Sy of Wash 1 receive am nat tal salar} wired Tuto and ‘the committees. haying announced + re ete om by by . Mr Hine moved to to take the vote ria roc. place between Me 10 the merits of the two # “yee “or no,” would suspend the rules in ine, speaking of tue ballot aa a F.C ounolly defendiug der of contract for work issue Penner than herein provided for shail be lege! clafmas against the corporation for ma. furnisbed. or to be furntsh itor, and, when tound correct. be by him whe Maver and Gunvelts, ‘the corporation of Washi im & manner diferent from that ‘2. That immediately after the fs ‘snd anuually — of she Tallot ne""nasiy gested in order to oe time. tended to vote foe every Li er, on or about t =< with the advice a oi apne ipouns shall Erm Com some suitable and competen whe sball be = C go ok “5 ae ceive an annual dunars Eee J on to suspend the rule the vote jes tes wand Shepherd 0, Najem - "Moore ~ Grocker, Chase, Champion, Connolly. OTH SAILING AT FIRST on of Enoch Totten, nx Corporation Grmed by 13 yeas, Att lick absent.) ity also re fund. It shall be eon oF about the first, Mon year, to have pre ich he abatt deliver te the Co ye Collector ‘Thies, tang his ri ler shalt t ‘ported a: Ly Bominations of ie mf ‘west wing 0 of teeny Han: Tae WED COMMIMIORERS—ONK SAVED OUT OF . from Tm} ents Committee. Rie. th preceuante O ues received ispersed much Sate gant amount ‘outa otter ‘revenue of be! eee vot | Sar tthe, Bama to ‘csmmpese ‘the of such officers. ally with in oy at Pan on officers. ‘, mt ham b. Bathe ter =—{ tt om H e pide of the rejected ones. Bk c ae prot SA om the commen! mk he homination of John H- Sp a 6,nays 6;only twelve Wits it'was notahe duty at id hea eee if McCathran, Slater, y the ‘ie = xoonty ta i gon ear tote carer eniid a om bY am act of Nhe Board lermen ‘ater Wellbg outot (bict-ca “Mr. Crossman asked Asylum, with s slip of containing the words, “Take mein and Beat me well’*pinued to it. The little waif of kat ‘agen levied rir To woice. lost ‘terial sae mn of Washin: ity, sta certified aa correct by the ker, el Chase, aa mL . MANY CALL "DCT FEW, CHosE™. 7 of Public Schools; me | aye iar J ir. Deh, from Committee on Pe et back ocmination of Flour. &c : reyected—veat nef Stephen Measures: Goes as a eas 13. nay Pe-Western District: Also, J. Kaiser for Ins ber; reyected—yeas 4. m: . blank 2 Harbaugh ian i iti nD: eject! pave 8, Ala, 5-43 son fr “imine -yected—yeas 7. fore simiiet pe ted— ran buarey blank 1 confirmed — alee wih 4, nn Al of the Bactern Star ee. comnts ne ef Mr. Connolly. the at midnight, not committees, there being, at the time of ad, some half doren to call, including the committ fire departme: micka' of Common Council. The Board was opened with prayer by Rev. A Bowen, (Councilman from the Seventh Ward:) Pres {dent Holden in the chair, and all the members pres- t Mr. Donoghue. Mcesages Were received from the Mayor. enclosi Re Tntndantof the Washiggton Asy ture for the month of June; estimate of the cost of mate- Tial required for sepairs of eighth preeinct stati report of the in the Franklan kehool buuse. arse, A hese contracts are thouge found among ihe records of this office.” Jeo, one enclosing statement of Mr. McKeldeo, chairman of the finance sommsltinn © holidays es rainy ao tie ~ mn you that Oe me ts Mave beun kept insnch Dinnner as te i-finste Laformacion = the ord subject. There are some wit infer t there were several the commigsioners of wards hav: answered,” BEW BtsiNEse. The following were introd: y Mr. Murtay—Petiion for BOWE, st she comer reeman— @f doth and (streets: referred ments on south side of d 7th streets, and New requ’ 7th Cou: at 10 o clock Until others ise ordered: the table. Resolution for the appointment of a com mittee to wait on Aldermen to inform them that th Board is ready to enter into jotnt Sail he ac re yacancy Assessor ot the Fourth Ward caused by Monld: ep: pave Lith tree! Boundary, referred. By Mr ewe Bills for a on ith nd N strects. and bili grauting certain privi Ding: refer e Dow By "Mr, Hote Bills for sewer in Pennsylvania ayenue, from 2d to 4! streets east; to crade and pave By ‘Mr. Bassett—Pe dwelling wi zelerred. By Mr: Barton— and G streets fur lamps on vania and B steer re alley in square 76 tition to J. P. Bart % a brick buildi Bill for flag footways on 8tl south referred. By Mr. Palin Wh stre ferred. lin be titien of W. referred; adopt sewer: referred. By Bf Hop granting certain pris t (to erect & sign) police telegraphs HERN T. * Dill te exten the limite of otthern Market a ae to take in K street, tween 6th and 7th; referred INSPECTION OF WORK Mr. Lewis oftcred a resolution which was adopted. INVITATION TO MINIATERS, Mr. McCoy offered (iu order to carry 01 extend an invitation to t Us paste city to attend the meeting of “the Board. are being present. duty shall be perform member of the fr. Barton inquired whether the resolution con- tempiated inviting ell, Greek, twa a bach TAX BILL HE Mr. Pope intreduced bill eee ig taxes for the year 1570, which was re: ferred to Se, ee gunittce and ordered pal tax i fixed a comme ‘on the $100, iu. stead et hoo! tax is 30 cents instead Of 25 cents, and other special taxes the day of see Scents. The acl ear. For taxes paid prior to the 1th day ¥ tember, 1570, am abatement of 10 per cent. is allow prior to the ‘last day of Uctober, 1870. 6 per ceut., prior to the last day uf November, 3 per cent. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Mr. Pope, from the on Ways and Menta, \prted ‘Aldermen bit ‘uathorizing ‘the or to anticipate the revenwe y_ interest on we ‘nuded debt, police, school teachers, firemen, &c- ‘arraher offered am amendment to sree we Soe mot sold eel pasne: he negative, ATRL A OFFICE AuOLinMED. Substitute for the ordinance of of the «: The Sod eee ytemne eine Sed art oth- corn e, performed volving on that officer #1 erwire ordered by the duties before the pagenge of the act . Piper opposed the abol ijshanent of the office jce of auditor of ac counts, a8 it would throw the entire power tmto the unless there wee created ano = of those whe employed the men th, ‘The bill was passed. THE SUPBRINTRNDENT OF SEWERS, &C. einage, re tendent of ‘Mr. Bassett, from the committer ou sorted. bus to abolish the office of Super: were, ‘Mr Lewis moved to postpone for two weeks; lost— is. Pals ops. Rober Days 13. Me. Marray ur urged that be meeting that it w d to abolish an ‘ome filled by the ‘cebu cmt tinder the cocparation ft the —_ oe anon Le the bill showid"not | ies of lay itig out work, and imetanced ir. it to trust with the work. ‘The Dill was. after a dumber of ineflectual motions to powtpons, make : vert, Bow su. Broke aoe o y ian 4 tH i ea el peta Seni i yor ear! School ne use of scout the Bound of sebool Ee, Bil et fence & test beyond tl fine t resolution to repair the bridge over: t | Peetrgst wee ‘again pressed im regard to the "| etiam Ci abeceeor of the Fout Ward, git | » ection assessor ia vacancy occasioned by Bepey. TE INDUSTRIAL Home SCHOOL.—As & notice of aletter read before the Washington Pres- bytery in last evening’s STAR seems to have caused some misapyy in, we have been re- quested to stat Rife the Industrial not contined by Sherman or wpe ey labor to aid the clasecs it imended to benefit.” —. 2 RINCE, Penna. avenue, would inform the lopaticn and others that those five dollar and be ‘silk umbrellas are now for sale. a wenn ents ‘BL. Bowsatt, Ne Jey apres Weal othe BU -1C. A., is in ont} Crabbe for Inspector of Taye’. Also. nomins- entiae fut Sealer of Weights nd nomination « re hes for Wood Mencerer ef the Potou: se Piatict, Comfirm. .nays 1 Abo. Henry ¥ fer Superinte ® »pfirmed—veas Li, nay and Measurer of kom: Walker White, Firat William Schooler, eas 8 nays 3, blank) J onfirmed—yeas W. naye 3. cted_ gras 5, nAye,5. ted — th Ward, comtrmed—yeas I, Wert; confirmed 13,1 1 of the ig, Neier Mark et: wing gone sos steven tee tier oF urnment Tue Portce Cor by this court: CASES FROM THE COUNTY. making threats towards her. Kandal Thurston. the case. with assault and batteryon Louisa Barbour. Mrs. Dyrenforth pitcher, and M of carpet, whe sofort tis food her rst the door open, witnesses the good and peaceal, fine of $10 and costs. nesses, discharged. with a statement of Mayor Ric! 1 recom: D that ie De CessAry A m tor the recomméndin he Board of es hold their m tings, for tbe prevent nd advising that piston, be made for the mectinge of the Boar one in answer toa reselution. stating ‘ nual contracts for paving were award it last, to the following:—Yenry Birch, First a) Second “Wari; Stewart & Heason, Fourth Ward; bh Ward: Thomas Mich”. rick ¢ and Joho Sheehan Seventh Ward, The Mayor saya: The bide. ter found on file with other bids, chhas been made they have uot bs ‘parties in nty six (25) deye in Aprile It ie Tair to to such parties it 2 nog with the holiday in that month. (1 ‘maacipation day.) and we think rainy days in that month also. cept a regular ti bock, as they cught to have done. and we could ob tain possession of them, the inquiry could be ihe e the ib he printed: rater Kescintien direc ting the President to adjourn ths eu) shalt Placed in charge of une. aUpe rintendent, referred which was adopt ed. requesting the Buperintendent of Bewers to care tally inspect all fooiways. ‘and curbs iu the several wards of this city. which have been down by the corporation contractors within the last twelve months. and to report at his earlest conve nience to this board for its further a tiom. a state ent, in detail. of euch work as be may find detec ve, imperfect, or not in accordauce with law; epectoncs ot that the president resobut! requiring ¢a meeting to be ‘opened with [ins bl be requested including Catholic, Jew and wered in the affirmative. their Ring! it was stated that t] istcherens the amendment was rejected esers. Bowen and Brooks yot- from the same committer, reported ® Then ad by May" pa A Sy of gs ting sera fn ion bi hof Bamuel C. costs, Harriet Langdon was arraigned for assault ny | and battery on Susan Dredge. The testing showed that she pulled Susan's hair and kickes her in thestomach; fined St and costs. Wm. Langdon was char, not being conclusive, he was dismissed. THE COSTS OF COURT—HOW mn Mr. Brown (counse!) ask: as determined on by the clerk. The Court stated that he would examine into the matter of costs in cases before him, and give his decision in that matter. TO-DAY. Frank Edelin, charged with assault and batte- ry on Charles Bowen, was found gutity, and tined $3 and costs. Feet nk Brooks, charged with assault and bat- ismissed. se ‘“Bilzabeth Chandler for threatening langaage to Mary Collins was dismissed. Bie At John S. Brent for assault and battery on Wm. Scott plead guilty. Defendant warranted prose- cuting witness for money, and received abuse Wl ich resulted in the assault; tiued SLand costs, making S11. Charles Brooks for assault and battery on Bett: ing (both, colored) plead not guilty; aticied and ded RS and cred cate Bersard Barrett for riotous conduct was fined $3 and costs. Barrett was under the inte: | ence ot —— and afforded considerable amuse- ment “ple a Dalz tic speech to the court. ufman, for assiuit on one Ben- jaune yeaptin Counsel for detence (Mr. Tett) moved that the indictment be quashed, it not being supported by affidavit. Not granted— and Correotion being made in the indict- ment counsel waived all technicalities and the care Convicted and fined $1 and John W. Sauter charged with assaul battery af ae H. Shreve; tined £10 = costs. HH. Miller, counsel for defence, gave wonesel an appeal. Critwat Court, Judge Humphreys.—Yester- day David Adams was convicted of grand lar- cel " and sentenced to two years in the Peni- tentiary. petit lareeny in two cases, and sentenced to one month in jail and to pay a fine af 327.50 in each case. Henry Boulden alias W. H. Bolding was found guilty o af petit larceny, and senced to pay A fine of 85. Brown alias Hilleary Brown plead guilty to a charge of petit larceny, and Was sentence to pay a fine of $10. ‘This morning, George Walker w: of petit a and sentenced to $00 and imprisonment in all for two months. Susan Lovett, indicted for keeping a bawdy- house, was convicted of keeping a disorderly house, and sentenced to paya fine of $50 anid one month in jail Charlies Scheniz, indicted with John Scheniz and Wm. Fister for rape on Amalia Tenner, is on trial; Carrington for defense. OnrHans’ Cocrt, Judge Wylie—This morn- ing, Conrad Kaufman qualitied ‘as executor of Mary Elizabeth Hess—bond £2,000. ‘he Court has passed an order that, in view of the many delinquencies reported by the RKegis- ter, he proceed to summon unto his office all executors, administrators, and guardians who shall appear to have failed to settle their ac- counts, excepting those fiduciaries whose bond is less than #100, and shall require of them to settle thei: counts, under pain of further and —. stringent process to be ordered by the yurt. —-e Free.—To-day, about 12 o'clock, a carpenter shop on K street. near the corner of North Cap- itol street, owned by Rudolph Kichorn, and oc- cupied by —— Lochbieler—formerly the Quar. termaster’s hospital—was «liscoxere:! to be on fire, and an alarm was struck from box 62, which brought out the fire department. The flames sfread to the adjoining “welling owned by Mr. John Clark, which was also badly damaged. The loss to the shop is about $300, and to Mr. Clark about $200. —— Tax Finance Commission.—This commission have concluded to sit until Thursday next. Among the bills presented during the past five days was one of the Democrat (a ee gt sheet), Thomas B. Florence, proprietor, of #420 for mblishing election notices, and assigned to the ence for publishin, seme in the Sunday Ce- zette, $105, ‘assigned to th sem tociecut ap AccrpexT.— About twelve o'clock last night a man named Matthew Somers fell from the west rtico of the City Hall, breaking the thumb of nis right hand and receiving a severe cut over the right eye, Oftcer French conveyed him to ice of Dr. Dove, who dressed his wounds, oad afterwards took him to his home’‘on 18th and L streets. IPLETS.—Mrs. O. H. Morrison, the Hislorricony yesterday gare trth,o inpleta |. Morr’ jave two boys and one Pl rh One pounce cach.’ Mother aed all tie children are doing well. Roserts, the popular Log rmeagt cas = commodious remove to a more 1026 7th street, seven doors above he old ae where he will have ample room for a first-class tore, which he intends shall be complete in all departments of literature and stationery. . Base BALL.—The representative club of New York will be here to-morrow to play the Olym- ‘amusement. pics. See advertisement im our column. GREAT minced It PRICES: 0 — CENT. oFro OF ALL GOO) Low B THE BEXT 60 DAYS ie 4 | TEM MM. WILLIAN'S, 907 eRniEEe| av "proms 'O8'S aEACK DBEsS SILK kg a all = Beasts, Ladies’ U: Tiree rash tg feon QeAees. SxxKEmAn & GARLAND, MAWUPACTURERS OF CAST AND WROUGHT IRON BAILING, IRON BTAIBS, STRAIGHT AND SPIRAL. @arden and Cemetery Adornments, FOUNTAINS, VASES, VERANDAHS, SETTBES, CHAIRS, &c. New and Improved STABLE FURNITURE, So. Foundry and Warerooms, Hos. 1514 anp 1516 Sraino Ganpen STREET, je29-Im PHILADELPHIA. THE oid Appar 18 THE ‘D> MOST POWERFUL Geeta Ea Sorc, Trsallcc Fecop witl throw 50 to7s sot tarvug’ becanse itt compoeed of but fox ed, ‘The most simple parts. frou, Kae no leather packing. “A Warranted. oui Pumps are recommended. GEORGETOWN. Treaty = ROCL —The distribution of prem tls of this school took place Last TrimttyCharch which was crowd: The menowremesinet _—After our report closed yesterday, the following cases were disposed of eveuing at oid ed almost to suftocatien. by St. Ceci ia brass and string ban by the pupil Sree oe ponent d ‘The toliowing is the or List First Department, M.J.Wheian, 8. © Cristian Doctrine — Medal, Joseph F. 5 _premiums—ist Geograph; 2d do, Janthus Divine; Josephine Thurston charged Caroline Fox with using profane and indecent language and Husband of complainant, was cxamined aad substantiated the charge. Mr. A. K. Browne, counsel for defence, moved a dismissal of the case, as there was no law of the Levy Coart oa F.} relative to such language. The court dismissed Kobt. Dyrenforth was placedon trial,eharged thue Divine; ist Scriptural $ado., Jokm H. a 24 Christian m a : me 3a Carsten Doc. | ins Dictionary Hose ph io Maree Louisa testified that she had some words with <a track dirty water in a mck her wi fragment and threatened to mile cone and called for a | knife to cut her; that she ran upstairs and con- cei eeniod Beste herself tinder the bed Of her mistress, ) dirst the door; that Dy- | Daniel_ Brow; trine, ‘Timothy star F. Ashford; janthas Divine: her out from under the bed, hurt- ing fs , and called for a kite to cut her heart out. Mrs. Virginia Luttrell testified that al! Louisa had said was true; that she (witness) tried to prevent him from injuring complainant, made » to wards them both. Defence had no witnesses to the transagtion, bat oftered to prove by several le character of acensed. This was waved by the prosecution, | and the court sentenced the defendant to pay a “Aisheetic, Jessph F. Kengia; 34 do., Aloy Mental do., David F. Lyne; um- sius F. Ontutt; rovement in Penmonship, Carthy; improvement ot 5 aden Ea G-con eae : oe the p oghue teacher—ist Christian cellence—Medal, John Donovan, ist English Grammar, do., Richard Pettit; Christian Doctrine’ and EF: | John Daley; premiums—ist Arithmetic, Mich’! | | Kner 2d do., I Ist Reading, “Rober; 2 uo., Richard Pettit. good’ condect, Wm. F. regular attendance. Jeremiah Third ‘De; partment, Mrs. M. Harper teacher— P Shrisiiam Doctrine, Thos. Pat terson; 2d de, Thos. Ferguson; 3d do.. Aloyrine Harmon; ist nas y Doctrine and Kx- ; ad do.; , Wilhe Thorne, 2d | , John Kelly, 24 Lewis Chrisman. charged with keeping a gam- collence—Medal, bling house. was, atter testimony of several wit- George Carter, plead guilty to playing cards Richard I oan on Sunday, and acting in a disorderly manner 1m the house of Lewis Chrisman; fined $5 and James Archer: with committing an assault on Leonard Dredge. but the evidences John Wetzel; ARE THEY Por Geuman, Johnson Tracy, George , «i the Court to settle phe; Shae Dobe ‘oning a as to the costs—be demurrid to the list of costs ohn Wetzell; 2d do., Robert Goldin: 3d dow Michel 4th” do., Martin Conner; improvement, Teguiar attendance, George Ludeke; — ‘eon duct, George Young. CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. third monthly meeting of this held last eventn, FanBox Apl 26, Subdivimonot asgociation iug’s Hotel, and 18 shares were cancelled at $110 (maximum) net to the SPECIAL NOTICES. json ily Deters el 5 _C. Sy ‘Penneyivania avenue, North ‘Sharlee as Baltimore. Md. PERRY DAVIS’ VEGETABLE “PAIN KILLER,” te atill rrostving the most | After THIRTY VEARs tri othe biche Sates ad responsiblity” of the Bicheat character and responsibility y recommend ton or th ‘tinction of extinction of pain. all John M = Africa Wrisley was found guilty of ses convicted y a tine of THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. WALL, ROBINSON @ CO, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, Washingten, D.O. SPOKES: FELLOES! BAR IRON, STEBL, SPRINGS, HORSE-SBORS, H. 8. IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, SHEET ZINC, LEAD. J. W. KENNEDY @ CO., BUILVING HARDWARE ANU METALS, 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _____Ovpontte Metropolitan Hotel JOBE McDERMOTT 2 BROS. coach MAK. 310 Pennsylvania ave.. near $4 street. RECEIVED ON thee ‘SOLD ON _CARRIAGES REPAL UsT RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF THOsE CHEAP LADIES’ CONGRESS GAITERS ng $1. Ladice’ LACE GAITERS at SLIPPERS, 10,000 ®°8# TUREDAT. Ju Suly 5380, This p lar resort and Baltimore ‘Srek Terme 88 por day 81 50 por E of thirty days ‘and servants Further tnfurmat will be furnished the ofthe niitan Hotel. resued at NA! ” situated on Britton Bay, is o for visitors. Brosh fsb. evade, oymere one oS ee the season are, served on the ife ot every Netgostes Garet at 60 clock. ne of the boys weighed seven pounds, a1 or bey end a ‘irl five ‘tan GENTs BOUTS: reas ap. HUOL SHORS in che 106 7th street (old No. 373. BEE Fs oom OB WEEK Stientice te Meainoent cet, m3 EW AND SEOOND-HAND FURMITURE. 7 and F Cite Treviso, Parts, ee Is HI ee eee ais tH Tat, 3 AY eur will be ited i ahom Ta Grocery. Fruit and Com ite Se ae by are oma The undersigned having entered mat ship under and by the firm name of WHITE & WRISLEY, the above business will be continued as heretofore | Young Men's Christian Asseciation Build where will be kept at all tim cept Lone fall supply of De pe ey Gd. ‘to the late firm is res) Washington, D. C., July 1, 370. oiTy it EMS, MARKED Down Fahey Casdmere Pantatoont, Une to two dotiars por pair Gro. C. Hews: No. 410 Tth street, N.W - w money on colla Ir vou want to be callow Prince, 10% Pennevivania avenue. Me bas Suk Umbrellas tor «5 money, and a stock of Shirts, Millinery cooks, &e., at about 8 per cont. less than wholesale | prices, worth doubie the — ALASKA DIAMONDS, Pipes, Vases, Chromos, Baskets, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Store, N ©. 4; Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and oth streets. HEwrcer has al! Kindo of thormemete . GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. ato PEREET( A —DEC ATER Lonce Georgetown —The ment ce of meeting has been removed t the we Lodge, No. 12, Co rege greet. The meet as usual on WEDNESDAY EVE Soviet All trac end level mentors toattend. ity JO8.W BARRY. Ww T° WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. RTOWwN. July 12, BV Notice That the toliow!n~ property tisement) on ¢ ht rporation, eds Will be igeued te the purchasers, in accord e with the laws made and provided tm sw ; i s = = rT 2 wumber 0 Beat gina: ty and Hawking Walt, B. Apl 298 Chew Havfeet deep Im dames 4) 25 ead toe Le wr - Clancey weat side Manroe atreet, nnd a ter Improvest Brooks Apl 2, Lot number § TANew LT Mackeil, Ise Beatty ard Haw man am rt of Lot Jon Pier ony neh | aw | cartes Api gi subdivitnnat tot Joe Pier ms number 53, Peter xy nek! Beatty “Ther 3712.6 19,.23 | BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Anct.; Georgetown. | Pr a Dp @ stam JAM pe be required when THOS. DOWLI ba es, Lawns IBsc. to Bic: hate Marestiies Be and ST ve ‘riped and p'ain Grenadines lc. worth 2c. ae ool Cansimeree at Sc und tic worth sic ag Linen © Hdkfs from 6yc. up, genuine Kid Gicver BT vem ling it bar@ains in all kinds of coods Gr ‘ yelé-tr Call thd ba oo N MILLER. ALEXANDRIA ADV ERTISEMENTS. yi tot” SS SUMMER RESORTS™ Pp» i POINT PAVILION way ILION, Marys Cow Metrope ‘ABHINGT: HOTEL. LB Steamer Cotombia leave foot <= 7th street wharf _34 ae" EDERICE. COUNTY, Nhs Oy ee | rr Only WS miles from from Gognensen | ~ HD =a ‘at miles irom Winchester Place is now open —— 4 a Sea made to give entire satisfaction to all pose bein 3 Balle will be ny bution at thee SS The ond Obio Bailroad Company, terwe 4 good for be ih rom > eee s Ss™ BATHING! SEA BATHING !! COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA, TERMS—S3 per Day. ©18 per Week. Address OUBB BROTHERS a a Rovte—Steamer from Baltimore or orfolc to NCH, NEW JERSEY, of Guests on structure. 1 cated at the }" of this now oe ee Exprovements calcalpted to Saahs its events in every respect. Somme aE qe conraagy veri entns ican toad WM. WILKINSON. Superintendent. _<8™ JUNO AND OF ALANIS SE erat vst SBALE HOUSE, 314 sth street. a Oars: rs GREEN 5 DARIBL® AED Seaiere Siro sia bat Seta ¥ CASE OR HUNDRED, my, | PRRSSLES Arr hinpdred. to dealers only. st ‘THORN 8, 314 sth street.