Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1870, Page 4

_ _EVENING STAR. TUFSDAY......... September 27, 1970. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, 4c. National Theater. . K. Emmet, in Our Cousin German. Odd Fellows’ Hail Wyman, the Wizard. ‘Smith’s Art Gallery, 245 F street. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 483 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue. a — Tae Opp FeLrows’ Recertion.—The and saberdinate encampments and grani subordinate lodges of Odd Fellows, of this Dis. ssembied at Odd Fellows’ Hall last even- nd prececed by the Marine Band. marched to the depot to receive Grand Stre Stuart and the representatives of this jurisdiction to the rand L of the United a a en ite sersion in Baltimore on Zetasdag. I ir ire, accom woenieiiees a! a pri ritz, of gh the open lines of the order to carr! which were in wi and the procession being reformed, with the Marine Band at the head, proceeded to the Masonic Temple, where formal reception took place. ‘The members of the order having been seated. the exercises were commem with some appropriate iniroductory remarks by the Grand Master, Wm. Kettler, who presented to the audience Past Grand Master John T. Given, who formally welcomed the Grand Sire and congratulated the order here that one of their number had reached the highest honor in the gift of the Grand Ledge. Grand Sire Staart resporded in fitting terms, expressing his thanks for their kindly welcome, and assuring those mt that in the future, asin the past, he would zealously strive to advance the interests of the order. Past Grand Master Hunt then welcomed the representatives to the Grand among whom we noticed in the hali 1. J. B. Glern, Berj. ee: and E. #. Wickersham, of lows, and L. ot Ss. ., besides those from *his jurisdictic iraw Kepresentative Mel‘an =o to the ad- dress of P. G. M. Hast, and he was followed by Meyer, of 5S. C., and Ruppert, Ts of the order 1 Sire and the and the assemblage was — National THeatTER—Frit: and Emmet.—So much bas been said and written about Mr. Joseph K. Emmet, the new star, that we were not surprised to see the National Theater ro" «last night. on the occasion of his initial performance in Washi m. The play was Charles Gasler’s now famous production of “ Fritz, Our Cousin German,” i ten expressly to develo) ler recognized ir. Emmet betore ie nt upon the Poon stage, and Mr. mmet appeared in his original character of the German Emigrant. Both the actor and the play proved sucei Mr. Emmet’s style is much ke Jeflerson’s, being quiet, unobtrusive, and natural; displaying a keen appreciation of bumor, combined with it expression, and, in the scenes which call for it, tender pathos. In the concert scene—where he sings several songs, performs some wonderful dances, “and executes @ marvelous sole on the toy harmonicon—he fairly brought down the house, and created shouts of laughter and applause. The play is a one for its purpose, and was well played y the stock company throughout. As ior the mounting, it was hly creditable to Mr. aiding and bis se artist and machinist, scene being especially beautiful, and oe from the audience a well deserved meed of applause. Mr. Emmet will appear as ake ae boning Snel the week and on Saturday afterneon. y evening is set apart for his benetit. rs meee Sap OccURRENCE— Drowning of an Aged Man. esterday afternoon, information was left at Tespects to the Granr grand re presentative Misses cee moe ne station that an old leman las Sweetland, who resi with his bo ol Col. 5. H. Sweetland, on G street, be- tween 6th and 7th streets southwest, had wan- dered away from his home; and the information bdeing telegraj yhed to the several stations, the bee gener pan ay as some of his neigh- rs wcrchea di ligently for ome traces of ham. forts, however, proved unsuccessful until x a "clock this morning, when Officer Homer dis- covered a nese, on the river shore at the foot of ith street, the tide leaving it there, agd on ex- amination 3 roved to be the corpse of the miss- ing man. deceased about £5 years of as al and frequently strayed Yesterday he went out and un feeble, away from his home. for the purpose of buying a pair of shoes, and it suppoced (his eyerighs nae being very good) | that he walked overboard when no one saw him, «and drowned in about two feet of water, being so infirm and aged as to be incapable of — any effort to save himself. The decease:i Tom Saratoga, N.Y., in 1 since resided with his nephew here. The tamily were immediately notitied of the tinding of the body, and the coroner (Dr. moned, but did not consider it ap inquest. Becessary to hold Dratn or Rey. Wittia™ Krens.—Rey. Wm. Krebs, of the Baltimore Conference £. Chureh, died at his residence, in Baltimore, esterday afteruoon, in the 52d year of his age. Bees: wes well-known in Washington, having been in the ministry about 30 years, during which time he served as pastor of Wesley Chapel, in this city, about 15 years since, and wes stationed at McKendree Chapel in 1866-7 and 8 We believe that he was a native of Balti- more, and started out in the ministry on Bla- depsburg Circuit. The announcement of his death was made in Nw and McKendree Chapels lastevening. While stationed here le was a very earnest worker inthe ministry bows during his pastorship = Baltimore he has compelled to keep bis house ‘rom illness ‘much of the time, bis disease being g consumption. ‘THE ACCIDENT To Mr. Keyw y WORTH.—The ac- cident which happened to _Mr. John Keyworth yesterday, on the new steam propeller Eureka, on the canal, above Georgetown, resulted in amputation of the leg below the knee. As stated in home . 2% Drs. a Mason were on yat at the time a sufferer from bleeding to death by 7 olen > the leg with their bands, thus compressin, rine femoral ar- tery. in whieh position. they held on until the arrival of the boat at Georgetown, and taking a hack they proceeded to Mr. K's. residence, _ this city. The amputation took place evening, and was performed by Dre Ford Tho — assisted ise Drs. Ford, Paimer, Bor- gan,and Mason. At last accounts eyworth was doing a IN GENERAL TERM—/impor- Pacific Railroad Com- pe! ‘he District Supreme Court was in ees- sion this morning—Judges Olin, Humphress and McArthur on the bench. The case ot J. il Lathrop agt. the Union Pacific Kailroad Com. Pang was taken up, Messrs. W. S. Cox and S. L. pniltipe for plaintiff, and Jas. A. Buchanan and C.J. M. Gwinn for ‘defendants. A plea to the jurisdiction of the court was entered and sus. tained in the covrt below. The plaintitY con- tends that the Leavenworth and Pawnee Rail- road Company having been authorized to build # portion of the Pacitic road under the “same terms and conditions,” it is sueable in all courts of law and equity —— the United States. ORPHANS’ Count, Juige Wylie—To- day, let- ters of administration on the estate of the late Mary &- Sberitt were issued to Joseph Gawler— bond $1.300—and he was also appointed dian to the child. The will of the late H. Shreve was proven and admitted to probate. ve sus Thomas D. bol was filed. He Vequeathes his estate iu Prince Sdward county. Va., to his wife during her life, the tarm after her death to be equally divided and deeded in fee to his twoservants. He bequeathes | < id watch the Sommmenan of his persgnal fects, not ly bequeathed, to his brother, Beary D. Bell, ‘and S19) to Maggie V.B.BMcKel- B . NEw BUILDING AssoctaT0N.—See advertise- ment elsewhere in relation to the formation ot anew building as ociation upon an improved ihe h plan. The meeting for the purpose =~ reek ‘Thursday night. Those en, in aking, we should add, have large and ion sncumaten experience in building matters. Base Batt—A match played yesterday at the and K streets, between — oe the ‘assengers can now take passage to with only only one change of cars, Viz: at Lynchburg, where sleeping cars are in waiting to convey passengers to New Orleans. ———_+ Ax Escargp Lusatic RE-CAPTURED.—OM- New ane eer A , of the eighth precinct, yesterda: arrested an escaj junatic named Henry = , andturned him over to — Nichols, at vernment t Insane 4 Asyiuy TE Youre Men's = Can: aR AROC nave removed their gymnasi amen ret oor building, and are fitti first. bowling alleys in the cellar. — A DELEGATION of the © Boston, =— this ‘Theater this evening, on the invitati ager Spalding, to see “Frit, Oh OEM ‘ommon Coaneil of an- ‘Tne Kxox Divorce Can — Proceedings in | the action of W. Knox agt. Mrs. B. Ann Knox, for divorce, have not been dropped, ‘as was reported. De. A. J. Suxes, formerly of this city, is now weg of Physiology at the Say: Medical Colle, city, will visit the National | Board of Aldermen, September 26th. ‘The Chair laid before the Board several communi- caticns from the Mayor, as follows: © mneing his ral oie anuounctng hie approval of several act¥ which ‘Une transmitting the statement the corporation Fa Firet Rsigoal Bar nk show ing balance due the bank to thisdate of $174,129.99 teh year bonis 8975 = rien: nominating #0. Stuart for trnstee of ae rat ag im placeof J. E. F. Hol declined; referred. One returning with objections‘ anti? tmission for the c ion of @ on -th> ‘otomac Tiver at the southern extrem: aud ‘An act authorizi art — faye: islative acts grant nals, (and therefore oper am un 5 0 sound in principle alegre The Lm Meal operation ot of Ge legislation will often b>, these cases, to grant to favored persoas pe fleges, while nt the same time other persons, with equal claims, are ready. if en oppor- tunity were offered, to bid more for the same privi leave, 1 thiek thie those who desire to secure the use of euch y should be allowed to do so in i pee on with each other.” Referred to com mittee ou wharves. FINANCIAL A communication was received from 8. B. Bond, re questing thet bis booke and neconots as late Water Kiegietear, be examined by the committee on finance Horird of “Aldermen acting Jointly with the “ Wouneh, este proviaed. by ast of the corpors, ft oor 7 ke Hon of March 19h, 1567: referred to committee. tion of the Mayor transmitt soch, 1-70; reterred. THE BOUNTY LA Also, a communication from Enoch Potter) was sum- | sporation for ary services in the late war, which communica was ordered ty be printed Several bills from the In Davis introduced roe r beard were referred n'ing permission to Thomas W nne to erret an addition to his frame Street north, between 1th and 2th referred. rt submitted a resolution requesting th: piorm this beard at it« next meeting what money is due the Trustees of sublic eptember 14, 1570, and why is it that the moncy due the eald sehools hes met boon paid by him: and thet he also inform. this board at the sam what amount of money is due to the teachers Up ty October Ist. Isr OSS. \N'S SPEECH LAST WEFK Also. a resolution “that Mr. J. 1. Crosman be re quested to furnish this bo Speech which was del ng. and that the mia on Mr Mhiccathran said thet ail of ¢ (Mr. Cr. sy ope von at M. ch be printed im the gentleman's J from notes published in t the gentle Mr. Stewart) or itieal triends ef aby consolat hey were wel MR. CROSSMAN'S PRAVER Mr. Davis asked if the resolution was Intended to apply to the sacrile r M ich was no prayer spoken of was fn‘rod: at the close of hus which “the eight that their autice as were not identical.| “THE CAT OCT Gulick moved to speech of Mr. of the bag. sPRRew sto include the ihe cat was let out Prayer was sacriicgions thor as an infidel or an at! qitlnot Retoua to that laser rin the adorable Trinity, and was he <pressions which should never have been mi ite (Mr. Stewart) a wasn belie to rebuke novcar? He then proceeded fo exculpate™“the eight” from the implied charge Of bribery in the published por F, Croseman« remarks, saying the neginatiens Uy gain or offers ot profit That por tion of lis speech tmnet be characterized asm false- hood. (Mr. was bonght continuing edee—One of care of chat the tight owe en ot t that hind, bat were ntuated in their course tn thie ter by principle. eur. H (as ‘pate d to know if the rayer was sacri tr ency in the courre of Mir. teowarts who sald the spoce aan were not fit to be beara here. and yrt intro fuced a resolution to have them. published on the journal. He(Mr Gulick) did not approve of a por tion of Mr. Crossmpan’s remarks. aud was opposed to spreading them on the journal bate. Mr. Uennolly movest to } After further debate. Mr. Connolly moves to Ia: the resolnticn on the table, whieh motion was lost by a tie vote, as follows Yeas Messrs, Chase. Connol , Gnlic Moore, and Shepherd—5. nj ~— jecere. Baker. "C mn, Davis, McCathran, Slater, avd the pr rocker )—6. en THE BRIBERY CHARGE: Mr. Moere would like the Alderman (Mr. art) to inform him bow this board was g. compel a gentleman tofarnish acopy of his remarks He made them in the open board, and a portion them were published in the city papers. “As to the ribery he did not accuse any one hec Rrjl Known that @ Bowen map’ in th: other (woard had sold his votetwo years ag” for hase did not know that the charge aga bad ‘bee proved. butifit bets i left that party and worked against M MAN DEFINES Wiz POSITION. Iie dove lute the opposition Bowen. ip, | Sater: and Btcwart } mort . Crosman said. he bad nut given the pr: one made by “the eight,” but ope they were th make.as their course hy to denote tha Aldermen and as ro utmost contempt for this Ry peritical abontreligim,and didnot believe the A m from the First Ward could tell what hots jiev ed, even if he had sense == anliness enough to have soy cpinious, “He Cr. Crossman) did ‘not ‘bite his splat be and c — re. peg eet in Go thought - iret duty was to his fellow os ¢ saw and knew.and next to the God he did not ses and knew. ‘The culored race. some of them. seemed to mitapprebend their position. They were not tmaneipated because they were @ superior Fare, bt ‘ause slavery was degrading and emoralizing to the white race, a1 because tne black men were a part of the great brother! of man. x wecom Pliebed- to rebuke the geutleman (Mr Crosman} yp his cncstie, spec! jerman m' Stirese r.S.)asa gentleman. Be Mrstewart) was the equal of that gentirman, in this board and Gut of 18. As for the cmasecipation of the slaves, they owed nothing to that gent or riends, who. e merely instruments im the hands of that God red. He (My Stcwart) was the most ignoraut n in this bosrd, but thought be was right in cai) ingthe gent! leman sulick renewed his me on to amend the reso- i by another section, that the speech in which the Firet Wart Alderman ‘wr, Stewart) let the cat Gut of the bag be also printed in the journal, THE WHOLE SUBJECT TABLED. Mr. Shepherd moved to lay the whole «nb the table; agreed to. Yeas—Mesers, Dav lick. Bt re, She Ptewart—9 sere. MeCathran, aud the] Presi lent t . Crocker: Mr. Crocker intr duce! bill to amend the act for construction of @ sewer i ith to 12th northwest, and in 13th stre Mas sachnsette ay ene, thie inst brick,on t holders, referred. Mr. Connelly presented remonstrance of a great meuy barbers against permitting the barber str f io ‘petition cf the proger:y to be opened cn Sunday; referred. Also, endmiti 8 resolution “* that the’ secretary of the Board o Trustees of Public Sc ccuplatuts patna 3 teacher at the Frank! against the «aid tea: on public schools, to the commits WHO Is THE FRIEND OF THR LABORER? pherd submitted @ resolution appropria ting, payable in certi and chargeable to the proper ward fund, so fat tained. such eum a bal to sppro reing of it ap: 3 the di claim tor inte pr Jape si, 1 uch ips a Peat froim the official pay rolls of wird commissic “1 Pra 'now in posession of the Au clain: azainet the cor he would like to see w here the ration, we rt Mr Shep id in favor of paying th would mores one 7 the resolution. ‘tier iis ed the rules fail ficore,' "abe 3 ocker i Champion, Chase, Conaan not the netesesry two third: ition the «pe cial qrder for next Monday evening, after the rent Phir Congelly said the board had A made a special ol = ue np rape tier b had been doage.!; od h tend the action of ae octerte”” in those pc minations. ing that he w d object seers duiag to tne boone Gait that Geatinn as teirly o beens | He had been met on the strests By partion reyccted by this boards wiv had tracted that they been recommissi: oned by the Mayor, and wo continue to. Sosa = epite ot this board. aed sek had ‘yielded to this, ve and yet son this care which ‘hold the VOTES. ‘The motion to make the resolution order t evenit sbetorntbecall ibe | on Le Monday woes aa wt, hi (Orocker 5 Chese, Consolly, Davis, Mr. Baker moved | to refer the resolution to the cc mmittee on finance, to Fd oir at a, a meeting after the nominations had Mr sBtepherd moved to-amend ine motion by di- the committee rectin to report directly after the cal e wards. « moved to amend that motion by direct iis ccaumaitice torr to. —— Arca ‘bi at ine ‘time eas 7. motion was lost by atie vote— ‘rossmaD biotre aahepberts ‘and the President Wrocker)— aye Messrs, Baker, Champion, Chase, Connolly, Bien ‘apd Stewart MM. CROCKER CUTS BOTH WAYS. Several cher positions wer, made, when Mr. Crocker made at, earnest api 2 bebalf of those it shame jaborers employes Last wi winters and thought be mavle to wait for their money while thts ‘wranghog eee fing on tn the board on the Mayor » nominations. on ge 8 others | the members ( Messra. Connells. Role Baker | Bot te persist im their course action on uch just measures as thie untit ut the mations are bar ee So the Seanlises of are utter. aod net gertibent nol jcates, i He th nitees in office, saying if the Mayor was clothe! Sith that power, it’was useless for thie board to waste time by taking any action on the nominations at all Thecharge that tess calied -Getet-e (Ia. a 1 arrayed themselves in a t the uonsl tne sf Mr. Emery, except those w Bow:n. was wickediy and malichynsly f4°se. OTRER GENTLE ¥INE i st, the gentleman from the nnoily.) WRO abnounces his business here till the end ot long. aon - e somnlioath ne a the very Naik ofthe dels of easiness rge it all upon the friends of rd. purpose to deley all Time.if he lasts th are acted on: and t ot stem mth smery in thie Me ore ad ore the Bowen men had taken ra the time of the board this evening, and he did not Low prc pose to vane much, but ‘Was necessary eg to the onto. f - Go nai gral (0 had misaporehended bis yore'=) positic bs dom aio the power ies mt rs hgh which the speaker preeseded to explain Me TaeOnthran procesded at length te defend the Mayor and his friends. THE TAX BILL. arks Sty a psec eeies by the return of the from the tor rd, and this board retused ne ‘smendmnents of the Board of Com His re Bx mchin returned rom the lower bosrd e that that Beard insists on its amen: exer ‘Counolly. Soore ommitice of conference on the ‘presented the protest of Walter B. ainet the laying of A water main referre Beck and othe in loth street FINTS. Mr. Connolly moved that when the board adj it be o Thursday eventog next, at half past » cl ck, for the ecmsideration of the Dill to. pay. the laborers snd the nominations ef the Mayor: which Was rnied ont of order. another motion being then periding, namely on the reference of Mr. Shepherd + Pesclution to the fnane committer. Messrs. McCathran Chomapion thon debated the differences in the republican party in their own ward at the last election. Mr. Crossman occupied the remainder of the time until I20’clock, when, withont further action on the per ding resolution, the President in accordance he rule, declsred the beard adjourned. Common Council. President Holden in the chair, and atl the mem Lets prescut except Messre. Bassett and O° Donnog hue. The session was opened with prayer by Mr. Freeman. munication was received from M. « Water Kegistrar, asking an of his books, Di with 8. nation TAX BILE The tax bill, returne d from the Aldermen with the amendments ¢f the Council red in was taken up on motion ef Mr. Pope,and the amendaneat ot the Ailermen, that 110 abatement shall ve allowed to arrears, was conctrred in. man moved that the board’ adhere to its ts «moved to amend that the Amendments be seriatim; carried. Yeas, Messrs, Bart i Bunt, Lewis. McCoy, Murray. Pals Willner andthe President, The motion as mendea was carried. moved that the board recede fi educiog the ward tax i m the ascents ved ta insert 3 MM Wale 10st Bar! Fr © en, Murray and Piper—Ww Mr. Murray moved to acy rd faud 40 cents; agreed te—yeas 1, naye and nays were the same as on the prec ie Sota , with the ex ception that Mr. Murray changed his vote from the Degative to the affirmarive c. Pope moved to recede from the third amcad ment. inserting 15 cents for cas tax instead of 12 sereed to—Messrs. Rowen and Murray only voting inthe negative. Mr. Pope moved to recede from the fourth amend ment—3) centa for public schools instead of £0. us it passed the Aldermen. Mr. Burgess urged thot last and 39sbould be sufficient thix yer ‘Barton said he would vote reduce the appropriation for rch: to ce nts because he wanted the schocls shut up ab yut the time pgs convened. so that they might ae we were not able to carry on the schools withoat their assistance. He wanted Congress (fa, aid tats caty, at least his part of it, in basing b ssuit able tor e children to waretble in, whic i hare tome luther debate, the amendment was r eta trom: yens— Moxey arton, G: Lewis, Murray, Palmer, Pope, Rober tax and the president—lv, nays— rruher, Freeman, to amend by making it lost. y M samencment was carnin . Pope moved to rev cde from the amendm gate inethad of 10 tor the redemption of bor cassre. Br barge Carraher, iftee man, Gant, Meulden, aud Piper Burge ose to amend b inserting 6 cents Moved to recede from the amendn 16 conte instead of 15 for th Meesrs. Carreher. Murray, ner, and the president—6; nays Barton moves to make it J1 cents: earrict eas W, £—Meests. Brool Hunt, McCos, Pope, Hoberteon; and the prosidemt.- * war. Pope moved to recede from the amendm to the detention by the the Council in regai Goh lector of his commission; carried—seas 12; nays 7 F. Pope moved to insist 0 atendment making the Collector's fee per’ cents; Feast : ere, Bur zea, Moulden, Murray and rtsen, Wilner and the card took a recess. On the board reassembling, the first section wns ‘ estead of 140, yeas 14 "Bowens Brocke, Burgess, Freeman NEW BUSINESS, Mr. Murray intreduced t asking for street, from M te on for paving no 7th street wing —Resolntion and graveting 17t adopted. “Pots orth sido of Bh sttect. parting of between Iath and Lith. untilit has been determined whether said work has been done according to law Iso for the paving in front of squares 37, 104, 4, until 1t is ascertained if the aemnesmmanis ot the Superintendent of Carriageways, &.. are cor fect; adopted. Also, rsolution requesting of the ayer whi hority the contractor for Jaying pavements has tor taking earth from Virginia ave i-th and 198th streets, where it is four nue, bet feet bel the grade, to grade D street, between 17th duced protest sgainst raising non resident traders; reterrea { for water main in lath atreot weet from 1 to V, id in V street, trom 12th to 13th street west: passed. Mr. Mouldin introduced bili to grade aun ave alley in Fquai vferred. Mr. Lewis oftered foot paviuent en north side of Rhode Tela aeenee, between Sth and 6 trevts, referred. Besolution requirins the Superintendent of Streets. &c.. to Measure and report the cost of pavement in frontot lot = oY uare Ss. adopted. Pope introduced Pill prescribing the dut the physician to the Washing Keaviution calling om the Hegistee ior Tis pames ot uon resident traders who have t licenee since November last: adopted. Mr. Robertson presented petitions f John E Ken refunding of certain moneys; referred. 864 for furnishing the ergine houres, pur horses for the Bre depa on metion ot Mr shall be re comstriy eurriege, and the work let to th bidder. and passed pitt, Holden introduced Hi for the relief of Joseph iM Yor footway north to 3d streets cast. re Kast Capite! street; and to grads aud gravel sth street east. from Penisyivania avenue to Anacostia river referred Bowen oflered resolution grant Win, Fenwich to erect a bay win resolution authors: referred ‘esolution aissctiog bu Surveyor to examine the pavement on (th street, between F and @ streets, and report ii it is ou the m4 T Ir. Murray moved to insert the Superintendent of strssls tod temere: tore Yeu ar ‘Murray, 1; may, 15. The resolution wae adopted. Mr, Lewis oflered a resolution board of trustees of public schools w known as the old market, corner of southeast, ara rt condemned aed as a échool euiring of the the building ind A stree Connecticut avenue to lth streets do. hot Samson street, trom 15th fo 16th street; north aide It reet, fre » th to Sth. northwest: mi ontinne ‘the reet. from Ist to North Capitol street; Mot which were parse. ” Pi com: |. and Mr. Peon of the Freeman was a ears ig on treet as vie cart ‘way of street prported committ . of im; Nag Fag oe Bo made = 8) ed wile tot Bay ‘committee on claims, report- 1G. W. Goodall for Atting up the Hee cour, ici certain taxes crrone- fund 9 Themes Denne A batty, orted, from the contiag i) 5 bill 'y food oon 86 Ww Ly ig 00 0 ay foe sy moat eats the ton weeohe Several Aldermen's bills were referred. Aldermen ® resolution in relat water, and to repair bi land The Courts. Porice Court To-Day, Judge Snell.—Geer, and Jobn S. prtialyy ong ins, hake maint ing a nuisance on their premises by keepin a Lai x gard) postponed until Friday next. indulet, charged with throw ng Die intoa neighbor's }; fined #1. Wm. ©. MeIntire, charged with renting a dwelling houge on M “treet and failing to pro- vide suitable rear accommodations; fined $5 and costs. Nelson Henning and Moses Moore, charged with disorderly conduct; tined $3 and costs. us Gant, colored, charged witn disor- ane ‘conduct in the market; dined $3, or thirty in the workhouse, a y Nichols, charged with poplin drunk and fe a iparid Curtis, colored, ch ‘with bein vagant; fined $3 and costs, days in workhouse, ‘The Emperor's Fighting at Sedan, {Sedan Correspondence Londen Times. } “Where was the Emperor duri qosterday’s battle?” I asked M. Usamont. several | hours towards the end of the action.” he re- | plied, “*he stood behind & battery and pointed {he guns himself.” Some of the soldiers at- tribute their defeat to the badness of the eart- ridges served out to them. (thers believe that Count Bismarck ‘‘squared” the Emperor; and the Prussians themselves have got hold of = carious fancy to the effect that Naypleon is only to be kept at Wilhelmshohe until Paris is taken, and the Kepublic quashed, when to punish the French, Count Bismarck will reinstate him. 1 Emma Bailey, charged with using prefan> and indecent language. 10 loud adenough to be heard in the street; fined $3 and | Kobert Strong, charged with fast driving in the Smithroman grounds; dismissed. Samuel T. Crown, charged with fast driving; dismissed. Samuel T. Crown, charged with using pro- fane language; fined $3 and costs. Maria Davis, charged with using fane and indecent language in L, L, between 18th and 19th streets; fined #3 and c: Jacob Shoemaker, Seer with the same of- fenee; fined $3 and costs. , charged with being drank at ‘isth street and Pennsylvania avenue; required to give bonds in the sum of $20 for good behavior. Maria Davis, charged with keeping a bawdy house in an alley between !sth and 1th streets; fined $100, or three montbs in jail. George Ward, charged with committing an assault on officer pers: fined $20 and costs, or thirty days in jail. SHE FIT MANFULLY. Phebe Hilleary, charged with an assault on — s2ee- A SINGULAR CAUSE Por StictpE—A dispatch to a St. Louis paper from Soringaeld, Mo., — the 10th, says :—" Yesterday, m., the eldest son of John R. Kelso, liv: Beg boul 3 miles southeast of town, deen dead in a ravine near his father's Raton and the = was — Mey > an inquest. e coroner re} w the spot, and found the body eying in a ravine about four bundred yards from Mr. Kelso’s house. Jones, both ‘colored. Mary testified that | [ors was entirely extinct: and from appearances Phebe ‘fit her manfolly.” Mary testified that | jeatn must hhave occurred on Saturdapevenice, Phebe hit her with atin cup, and in return she | S0aes the jury impannelled determined) wes bit the thumb of accused; tiped #3 and costs. produced by the discharge of apistol which was CHARGER! CHESTER, CHARG! found in the clenched hand of the deceased. The muzzle of the pistol had been placed on or near the forehead while deceased lay uy = bis back, the thumb of the right hand pi the tri The ball penetrated to the brain producing almost instant death. John R. Ke'so. Jr., was about fourteen years old, a boy of Andrew Berkly, ch: ‘with committing an assault on Elias Green with @ cavatry sabre, striking him with it over the shoulder; fined $5 without costs, ALL 8ORTS. pis’ 2@, Tamer, charged with refusing to have is Fear premises. in Bates’ Alley, cleaned out |.) atabiy fine scholarly attainments: proteus Dy Pe Renker Mae ee selling liquor | »abite. an was industrious and thougtttal be, in the connie an Bi charged vip lyon p bras yond his years. We hear trom the coroner tat James Fee, charged With having Deen found | While Mr ea ip ch eg xan ages pach we 2 had contracted a fondness for tobacco, andeve" Paley tose eet al uebnvisnalr ceoreres indulged in the use of intoxicating liquors. He ei Rnten teishe aiicneaea. mode a solemn premise io his father that h- workbouse thirty yearns would abstain from these babits. He was de- jays. Bate et pao tected in the use ot them by his sister,and the GEORGETOWN fear of exposure to his father probably was the . cause of the suicide.” MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—There was an Prstizenc .—The “vomito,” which has bro- ken ont in so deadly atorm in Bercelona and other cities on the Mediterranean coast is the same disease so familiar here under the name of “yellow fever.” Itis an intensitied and pesti lential form of the fever, and is very rapid and violent. ‘The yellog fever prevails also at Ha- yana, and has been carried into some of the active demand for wheat on the part of millers this mogning, and the market, under the i quiry and and the scarcity of ‘choice lots, ad- vanced fully 2 cents on yesterday's transaction The offerings reached 4,410 bushels ot re, all of which was disposed of, and the reported sales were as follows :—-200 bushels prime at $1.61; 00 bushels good af $1.43; 200 bushels fair at orts of the United States. A private letter re- sa S828 bushels do af $1 96; 705 bushels good | Ceived in New York trom Motile’ says that Tu fo prime. at $1.57 20; Rpt corn 200 bushels choice at $1.66; and 200 bushels | Cmscunence of the fever in that city, “ail busi ne 8 will doubtless be suspended for the next sixty or ninety days. The pestilence panic is at present greatest at the Mediterranean ports, aud Barcelona, Marseilles, Nice, (ienoa and Leghorn, if not also Rome and Naples, may be ngerous places for tourists to visit for months to come. strictly choice at $1.67 per bushel. The market closed strong, and in consequence of the high rates for gram, flour has also an upward ten- dency, though we hear of no sales. Tne CanaL.—There is less activity noticeable on the cana! to-day, and but tew boats reported at the register’s oftice this morning. —_—____._ CITY ITEMS. Fixe Crorns, Dorskrs, CAsstMEREs, \est- GS, Xc., by the pattern or yard, wholesale and retail, at close prices, anil One Price Only. Groner C. pedals No. 410 7th street, soee- 87-A wild woman carrying the skeleton of her babe in ber arms has been discovered in the woods of livuron County, Canada. All effurts to catch her have thus far proved futile. S7-The French army, which moved up to Sedan ‘o relieve Bazaine, actually halted at Tonzy togive a ball to a number of young ladies who had come to see them from Sedan. velty”’ is the fitting name ‘ae to the Ww. — ouse at Martha’s vine It is built VASES, of drain pipe, in perpendicu! oe columns, Satchels, *painted and sanded to resemble granite pillars. — and makes quite an imposing structure. pe &7-William B. Whitaker, a carpenter of Saugerties, N. Y., was recently bitten by a rabid cur, and died of hydrophobia ina few diy: afterward. He had to be tied to the bed with a roye. &-The New York city comptroller has an thorized the issue of 150,000 city bonds for th» erection ef an observatory in Central Park. &F Theodore Davis, of Jericho, L. 1., a jeal ons lover, shot himself on Wednesday. 116 was been married next Wednesday. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. NOT! A DISCOUNT OF THREE PSR I F Get. wil ve allowed y ial Tapes if paid on or betor & tober tat, 357 Jo Fans, Jet Jewelry and Alaska Diamonds, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Swore, No, 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4)g and 6th sts. ee $1.—ONE DOLLAR A PAIR. ‘The best and largest assortment of Kid Gloves for ladies and misses at Baum’s Hoop-skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th st., between D and E. Ladies Undergarments made to order, and large stock —=* nase Hemrien has all kin Kinds of ther thermometers. 6,3. —_—_——_—_— “FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC. oN. Y. B Chole - Butter. By anthority of the legates, hand testament of M.ss Sara! orgetown, decersnd ‘will offer at premises, on F RipAY, the 30th at the hour of kK under the Jast h Borman, late ibuic JUST BECEIVED, nd lot formerly man. rele partect PRICES MODERATE. ty. Peter, Threlkeld ers: One-third cash; the balance of the por- ALSO GRA’ hase money in six and twelve months. the pareha- as LOWER GRADES AT OHEAPEE | chase porch. r eiving his note en. All gswa revenue stamps at the cost of th CH. By virtue o of the BD ause of Brooks. equity. and dated a Pet on THUBSDAY. ELPHONZ@ YOUNGS, @EOCER AND “T” MERCHANT, eased. sittin 4 neisting of parts ot lets Nos. 9 MASONIC TEMPLE, of Beatty & Hawkins” addition. bonn ws. viz: Beginning a° the end of 143 ur nthwardly trom Second street, on th. Pie of High street, and running thence ort wit High street 41 fe i the Ly, at right ar gies to High stre worth ardly right angles to the estwerdly: at neta ORNER OTH AND F StREETs. hence, with said line, southwardly Wo tothe centre ot an alley, and thence in astral line to the beginning. The improvements consist of @ brick dwelling au} w Dried Beef. rge stort can be converted into to, A CHOICEST, TENDER SIDE, arden is attached, and the property is valuabi usiness stand “crm of eale: Uné-third of the purchase mogey to be patd in cash. and the residue in two cual instal ments at six and twelve months, respectively, with interest, to be secured by approved notes and are Hen. | The, terms of sale must be complicd with within a week after the eale,or the property nay be resold at the risk apd cost of the detaulting Stamp aud conveyancing at the cost of WALTER 3. ooxs ‘anaes THOMAS DOWL' |G. Auct. SELECTED AND PUT UP BY ANDEEEGG & BOTH, CINCINNATI. e027 BY THOMAS DOW pe iene Ts sawts ELPHONZO YOUNGS, Bridge street, Georgetown GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, » Passed the Meh in equity cause No. wherein James Jackson and others re complai ents Louira Jackson a others are, defendants, we th @ MASONIC TEMPLE, Conner 9TH ¥ Streets ve mY FEIREDS an, THE PUBLIO GEN public anctic ecribed in the proceedings in the cause as follows, viz: Subdivisi n of Lot 'N. Old Georgetown, ling I7 feet on the north side ing back 269 feet. improved y Brick Dwelling and two-story wick beck bailuing. including a large storeroom on street now receiving m my FALL SUPPLY OF RESIN GROCERIES, am determined to, sell them at ereaty reduced priecs. and willl state that al! goods sold will be warranted| ae Clase, and delivered to any ae of the’ ees FrLocs: FLOUB!! LINGANORE FAMILY FLOUR, GoLyey HILL FAMILY FLO ENANDOAH FAMILY FLOUR Fall stock tor Bakers, racelet Full stock of FRED of all kinds. Watches and ail the ther goods usially) etd FLOUL aud FERD forsale low in totety anit by | Dollar Sores.” fweai'imi “3.6. NIGHOLS an24-tr Indiana ave. and stat.,acer 8 &0.Depot. | YINEGAR. VINEGAR. With a complete assortment of NEW SHAPE HATS for the Fall, 1 HAVE BETURNED One hundred barrels pure CIDER VINEGAR (suitable tor and for eale in lo: to suit purc GWA 3. 8¢9-Im too Water street. 2 FROM W ITE LEAD AND PAINT DEPUT—Ali tu: NEW YORK standard articles at the lowest cash prices 73 Bigh street. 30. NIOHOLS. new FALL DBY GOODS. a ne OHOICE “FEATHERS,” and JUST RB! FL t 600 yards CALICORS. bent maken at ind 12: BERR SRO WERE 100 Yards SHLRTING rata” and beaut All the new shades of fu Pure MONATR BLACK ALPAOAS, very cheap Golored DRESS GOODS. in vari mae’ WOOLEN GOODS, for nen and OPERA Le pae WHITE CATs, very KID GLOVES. Ns ALL nine or KD AND BROWN ILLINERY an DRESOMAK an oF eds IGN EW STYLES und PATTERNS to your en gaan a, a a Taa3 r streot._ eel tt : D . 30, 35, 40,50, 60, BENJAM MILLI BUCK ALPACAS, 25, 30, 35, 40,50, 6 aur 101 Bridg eR AMLN MLL BLACK BILKS, $1.50, $2, $2.25 & $2.50, SILK PUPLINS, 81 per yard. * PROFESSIONAL. FLNE MOHAIB POPLINS at 60 cts. Mi, SPRAGUE, U5, Gy = Fine FRENCH MERINOES, POPLINS, &c & BROWNING. eelicctors oe fro shack BOMBA ZINES: E betas givese OL Ons, Age Pa. are. acs me :Waihingtn a, Heb PLATDS See ay Bin ML SIONS Erok rats BY Fan 8 So ONE PRICE, JUST D at te a, anvogiES. D TATES AND TER 2010-tr_ 1018 and 1080 Seventh street petals nting: iated. Agent for ‘HIRD SUPPLY OF WAR MAPS JUS TEE niece tek HEROVaD to ye 608 treaty Between T ‘OBI to 9th streets, N. W. cS Ni 0@! |X THE PREME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT ny: cone, ora ea ee ae SHE PETS ti in ° < x of Jobn 8. Sheets, Po ee Igtatehs a ead appointed Teo. fore the Ean with th ‘the r ons the Di Ty betober G;DWARD QO. Oa: INGTON Pe let “3 AND OOUNS! \LLOB the Supreme Court ott ‘haw, the Unite: anil d i Phin ‘and all the Courts of te: ims properly vouched, District. Prompt attention, Collectio: se rseigagt trem all | of Cintas. (Olio, £34, oppenfia City an eee Lis ord 5 Dit hed @ maps B Waeke for thre OUK, JOB, AND ORNAMENTAL P! int thetbvening Star previous ta theseid day. "°° B ae mINTING. N BRO’ 1012 henna Syone Yeomt olde.) wets lawte* _eplt-ly_ air AND JOB PRINTING THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, 00m ‘Weekly Conservative Organ. aa BY H. pou AORN way Beem Est" at Washington,1500; removed to New York,1s7o, | _/822" rest. between 6th and 7th sta Special Teleeraphic News from the whole Country, The Great Newspaper for Household and Farm, @3 per year in advance. P. O. orders are safest, ALEX. DELMAR, Editor and Proprietor, oso 663 B roadway, Mow York, gctetonee es = tl BURLS BOARDING ind DAY SCHOOL tor'tvene — and Misses, 2481 Lat. wes Iw E Missi YOUNG KADER Ly NAR A434 lachet bet. Land i Tho- ging ie Rete: jerenees:—Hon. Wm. H New- x Secretary of State; Gen John 8. Crocker. Bos. ‘Fobn Hitz, Consul General. —se2t Bm 7 OUNG LADIES SELECT SOBOOL School, under the DROW gpd mins ARS ANE! TOL LMA ty SatFace me adress the Principal, io. S00 fam ecrest, batwees Eand F streets Frencl jon ties NING CL Sues in msevummar. and Pen ish Grammar. manehip. at Emerson Inetitate, fer lath street, between Tend Ky will be reorganized on MONDAY, Oct. 4, ~* to 1570. For terms, &c. soni fo v. PATTERSON, ee80-tf 133! Mepicac DEPARTMEN ay ov Os anoncs TWENTY Finst BDICAL _BEeriON. azo. corner of our ome mae ‘ity of Washington The regular Lectures will commence October 1, and conticue until March NOBLE YOUNG, M.D, Professor of Principles snd Practice f Medicina, General Pathology. and jedical Bthi FLODOAIDO HOWARD, M. D., Professor of Ob Diseargs of Women and Children JOUDSON ELIOT. M.D Proteror - of Principles ard Practice of Sur JAMES B. MORGAN, M D., Protessor of Materia ones and Thera 4 BEY ThOM BoON <y Professor of Phys tive and Olinica!l Surgery. x" M.D. Protesscr of Medical Juris “fessor of Urinary Pathol . DP, Professor of General ard edical Chemist iN G. F. HOLSTON, M. D., Professor of Anat wee Wage. BRYAN, M. D., and ROBERTSON OW AL Demonst JOHNSON ELIOT, M.D. No. 505 E street, between Filth ‘and Sixtb, Washintton, D oc. = seo tthet AW DEPARTMENT CF GEORGETOWN 22 a << Hall of Soioninetd rs om B sia os nin the Hall! o! the Colonization Bai or ay na avenu* and 452 street, on Ww ED- NESDAY, Oct. eth. Opening tecture og that day *Voretrculars.end other information apply at the Law Office of CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, secre tory of the Faculty, in the Colonization’ Build ing. elt In PEN HER PRI No. 31% Pennsylvania av pitol Hill, cn the FIRST MONDAY in hn Seo Unite MINARY FOR YOUNG Taste ) will i. commence ite sessions on TUESDAY. thy rember. Une of the ae will Lt = the aed honse, Bo. 723 léth street. from 4 to ons tobi R. L. H. HAYDEN Will Resume his Instruction in VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO SEPTEMDER 12ru. Pe nad at Metzerott & Oo.’s and John 4 — Ocal; MOSI Vv MARIN ASSEMBLY Rooms, 5 Su 9h and Wr. Prof. Lb. GUNADI COLLIERE har the prpouncing to his former pupils an families henor of that br is now ready to resume bis instrnetions in Singing Classes are now bein; Formed. All those wishing to win are requested er their names at once 'rivate les seiven either a at the aeademy or at res idence of For particulars see circalars,or call at tl Sotimys ere the Professer may seen on Wednesday and Eaturday from 10 a DaNs MATIO INSTRU OTION MULL prepared to i tioons and to tustruse theen in the “peepee matic Art. Special attention will be given to thy business of the «t For terms apply either in ton or by letter 730 lath et. os fan LNWICK _ SEMINARY UR YUUNG” LADIES, mu. TYSON AND SiSTE situated two ies south of Laurel Station, on the Baltimore and gton railway and turnpike, Stopping plac Station; post office: Laurel, e 'rince George county, Md. ‘The dutice will be resumed om the 8th « Septem- er. 3 er eirculars addres the Principal, or appl; mn SOE Tyson, corner of Sth and Le strester Mee Morriscn. 440 Pennsylvania avenue: Mr. William Ballantyne, 402 7th street; Mr. George Prenier Lith street, near thecorner of New York avence Wasbington cit; el-tu.th.s,1m Miss. “HELENA ae DESIBES To m the public that she ix ready to TEACH on the Special care given to the ru- moderate. Apply ot her MES LIA RB BALC On ‘ena othe es T.B Balch) wi DOL FOR GIRLS. at 1s07 He : a23 Im* (MERSON INSTITUTE SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL HOOL, FOR Bo’ Fourteents Street, besween ae &. The Fichteenth Annual Session of this Schoo! wil) begin WEDNESDAY. September Fath. Wor Ciren lars, &e address CHAS. B. YOUN! Reecipal, | au2zs-tf 335 F street. opp. Ebbitt Hon: Gestaca COLLEGE. The Exercises of this Institation, situated on street. near the Patent Office. will De reenwmed out FIRST MONDAY oF SECTEMBER, gpd English, French and nish Will be taught if required. bat “will be reed extra—five dollars ($5) per quarter. ‘atalognes. contain’ ning all necessary information can be obtained at the principal book ant drag Gaines and other pavlic pl ‘in the cit at the lege. Fe ERICK FEMALE ORARTERED 1840, Will commence ite corps af Professors and Teachers, MONDA’ ih. A French ‘Terms very moderat: taining terms, ne rc. ress 9 President. OWARD eer ELOrE. MARYLAND.—Loca H tion beautifal, School select, facilities extended penses reduced, and tral ning Appliances scarcely caualed. Fail Term begi ptember Sth. Bx Oifain circulars of Pros. oad anny aes he Store Post Oftice, — co ve “i = "ASELL FEMALE 8) aT ACRCANDALE’ ASS. les west of Boston action th: plete. fadventupes © Music, Painting nd German, unenrpassed. Particulnr af tention paid to common and solid branches. Teach ae ype , Seton a Number limited to 46 rte th, ad: W.cusniNg tt September ann . ORR EE BY AVEN( a] 01 BALT: aH. MD. Soqats peoteat ot th cole Snishe rement of A ool hand French education, — attention givento Music and Ornamen. Dee oarding, pupils in English departmen: 450 cis containing full information addres aly BEV. J. A. LIPP! rs DENTISTRY. W488 seToN DENTAL PLACE, SS MASSACHUSETTS AVENCE, street. tween nortl price to laboring persons. RRBwovan. summon BILL nie’ = Thi Fetes beer 5 TAL OFFICE to, ENTAL WORK done tm the beat = queer ander ot moderate prices. itrous Oxide Gas ‘ABLE KNIVES AND FORKS. St per eet;' PEN-KNIVES, from % cents ats to iy rd bs i FRINCE’S Loan Office Sale: YG ‘NONUMEETS. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS SRLS Erte myti-1y wa. SaanS Sane EW AND SECOND-HARD FURNITURE. AMER CO To MY FORE CESESMERE AND THs ‘spacious i BOOKS, STATIONERY, Ete. NGRAVING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EXECUTED EXPEDITIOUSLY ar PHILP & SOLOMONS’ BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. VISITING, WEDDING, BECEPTION AND BALL CARDS Ergraved and Printed im the Intent atyles. MONOGRAMS, INITIALS, CRESTS AND DIES Derigned and Bngraved for plain or color Stamping. PHILP @ SOCLOMONR, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL BOOKSELLERS AND STATION SAS, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PALL THE MAG. OCTOBER, RSALK AT SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. The Three Brow rs: A Novel. By Mrs. Oliphy Price By Julian Kavanagh. Price 78. Silvas A Novel, bec, of Biwia Drool. By Charles Dickens, ce By an Etonian Collins. Price @2 By the author of Mabel's Pro- by Florence Marryatt. Price 73e With etromel Jobo. A Love Story Ry Mis, Oliphant. Price Se. Novel. “By F. W. Mobinson, 6 By the author of For Her Sake, rice S0c. Gwe udolines Harvest: A Bove. By the author of One of the Family. Price The United States Internal Bevewae apd Tarif Law, complied by Horace E-Dresser, Price ae Cencrs ve Story. 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I. “BL N 2 DECoMATIVE PAINTING: olan Pure material, goed work and moderate prices, Punctuality and attention to business. an 301m ENRY STRLN FRESCO FAINTER AND INTERIOR DEO- ORATOR, Shepherd Building, No. 90™> Vania avenue. T. BOWEN. C. ‘HOUSE: 19N, cunapeyrat PAINTER AND Siauns. . 625 LOUISIANA AVENE. Aes of all Bind ra ivy cannes ~—— To. Palatine, Etc, > UDSON, toe PENNSTLVAX Betwy Ts prepared tonxecute in the very best sive, a re Tates. and on short notice, Bouse. sigh, sn capaci DECORATIVE PAINTING, | ar at - Pty lar attention paid to INTERIOR BEvo: 627 18H is La. es aaa miceies od OLD gO, B ndie aan a ¥ ie cAn0s." ~~ it lishment on éo me RO LT BeAvtore an D OHIO RAILROAD Wasnineton, , 1808, ‘Trains between WASH. gem ome: INGTON and BALTIMORE, and WASHINGTON and 'T are now run pha FU) Leaive st 7:25 a.m. and 2: FOR ALL PARTS 0 ssa ts Fae watt fickete to the West can be had at the <a saci J.L. WiLson, SUSUR W caren, tu TO, verre Vue. June 3, 1570—noon. 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