Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1870, Page 4

—— THE MURDER OF MRS. FAULK} The Funeral of the Victim. The Arrest of Grady. ‘Elis Statements as to the Outrage, &c. The body of Mrs. Fanikner, the victim of the terrible crime noticed in Taz Stax of Sstur- day, was on Saturday afternoon buried at the expense of the corporation, and James Gray, the perpetrator of the outrage, whieh resulted in ber death, and whose arrest by Mr. Frank Myers was noticed in our last issue, was com- matted to jail yesterday by the coroner, Dr. Pot- ter. It appears from the statements of the ac- cused that after he left Mrs. Faulkner he went to the blacksmith shop and from there to Mr. P. Calinan’s, in the Seventh Ward, where he bor- rowed a dollar; that he got dronk and siept on the commons, and the uext day (Pride) be went to Alexandria, where he remained over night, ard the next day he came back to this city. The police were informed that about one p= Bink Saturday he was seen in the neigh- borhood of 1ith street and the canal bridge, aad it was thought at one time that he was in a wood yard, around which almost the entire pdpul: Hon of “the Division” and “Bay” gathere: waiting for the officers to go in and bring the prisoner out, but in the meantime Grady was arrested near the corner of 7th and D streets, when there was a greatrash to the Guard-house tosee bum. The man in the wood yard turu out to be aioper sleeping off the effects of bi Jast debauch. Grady was in company with another min the time of his arrest, and both appear drunk. Mr. Frank Myers was well with Grady, and walking fown D str Tth, saw Grady and his triend, but did n «gnize the former until he “You b bod: _EVENING STAR. MON DAY cses..ns.- October 10, 1870. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, ac. The Florences in “The ’ m Pork fociation and Sebi Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue. Shes —Festival of the Steuben As- wetzen Verein. = The Improvement of M Street. ‘The following is * tabular abstract of the bids for laying in M street, between Vermont and New York avenues, adouble sewer, (of teh pipe or its equivalent,) opened by the C sicu for the Improvement of M street urday last, under the advertisement dat ber 4th h pipe pot inen pipe per foot Names of B: per fox 6 ® {13 inch pipe! F bed Pe, - et eter Le etre oo Joseph B. Dieter fe to b m whe killed that of lady avenue.” Grady then said: “Who in the b—il are you looking a’ Blyers then walked up to Grady, and saying that he wanted to see him, walked along D strect to 7th, saying on the “dim, what did you do with that old lady?”” | To which Grady auswered: “Cueese and IM tell. you to-mortow.” Me- Chapman... A. Wileor George Courines...... m A ‘tche Blired Ler Fe Beever B.A Ki * Inf. nd ambiguous. As clese a calculation as could be made shows | it o a difference im the whole job uf trou 87,00) to | Cathr: n was then in sight, and be $10,(60 in favor of the double line of pipe'sewer | 8Pptcached, and wa. told that Gra under the gutters. as against the old-fashion~d | ™an the police were after, and he was talc: main live of brick.or brick and pipe, in the | te guardhouse, as before stat middie of the street, with the advantage that | locked up ina cell he talked 4 gr they can be reached from the side-walk, in case | in broken sentences; among other thin of needed repairs er for any other purpose, | Here 1 am, for murde without disturbing the surface of the street | ome in the morning; after ithas been paved. The Commission, ac- | Wil! love you " cordingly, decided to adopt the double-pipe | , AS te our statements of Saturday in reference lan, and in this decision they will no doubt | t giigence by some one > eoneur jon of the affair at polic ea the trast ne et Se Property hetdows | ire only to aefer te te anh At a meeting of the Commission, held this | Coroner's jury on Saturday that officer Clem: morning, it was decided to accept the proposal | €DtS, on going bis first rounds on Friday morn- of Paul Murphy, which, it will be seen br the | Mg. Was informed of the occurrence aon? nine above table. is the lowest bid offered, provided | 0clock; that Sergeant Vernon was informed of Jebn ™ 4 abi tabs sks weds abe PREVA NOSIS Ee Bw sh on emule my on Ohio ese way BC Officer ‘saving: Never mind, I'l! go “Live right, and God Ln i ok a - undertake sind complete the ae — oe — visited <a Fee of Within the time required by t ceurrence with Clements, and went sion. . 7 Re oom | io the Folies Guart saaieniet os rece They expect to have this part of the work | ‘tances to Judge Sneil, obtained a warrant lor fone ingebout six weeks from this date. and | the *trest of Grady, and returned to the iiouse, hope to have the pavement down before the | inding the condition of the injured woman close of the present year. much worse, and that he searched the neigh hood for the perpetrator of the outrage. “It THE STEUBEN mosuN Was not until five o'clock Pp. m..of the same day that information was received xt police leu quarters. It may have been, however, that Leeut. Skipron was not aware until late a the afternoon of the sevions character of the case. + ~ SENSATION AMONG THE DeTectTives— A Man Ceremon; atthe Sehuetzen Pork. , ‘The corner-stone of a monument to the mem- ory of Baron Steuben, the distinguished (ierman effcer, who fought valiantly in our war for in- Fcmpe from a Second Sory Window en Dishrbilie dependence, was laid in May last at the Schuet- | 73,3. morning, about 4 o'clock. « tae en oe hla Ton ment has now been com- | the detec:**€ Office at Police Headquarters, pleted by Mr. Jacaues Jurenal, the contractor, | Laving nothing “@buthisshirt. Mts appearancs hoon. 7 ativ.”: 9nd it was thought tuere Parks and Bonet Of the mansion at the | Would be work ahead the detectives; but ths star ding eho aan marble, highly polished, | Intruder was sone recogni. ~@ a8 John Carran, about feur fect in height tan fy the ise being | who resides on Sth street, betwe st Lad M, and fa which apposed four feet suuare, | it was subsequently ascertained th: che ou the American shi gee ene Be ere nes ie i ttn ot typho oe! he jumped from the second-story winduw , bY fortunately was not much ivjured. He wasim~ mediately removed to his home. ——o THE City Scrvey FRES—A Swit Against the Corporation—Mr. H. B. Philbrook has en- tered a suit in the name of P. H. Donegan, use of K. M. Hall, agt. the Corporation, for <1.25 tor fees of =: ‘h for surveying lots ordered by the commissioners of improvements with a view ot abating nuisances. These accounts were ap- proved by the late Mayor Bowen, after a favor- able opinion had been given by the then O- atien Attorney. but it is stated the Auditor Wil! not pass them. suppes Deate.—Mre marriage a véar or iwd slncé Caused such afat- ter in fashionable circles, died sudden!y this morning at her lodgings, on F street, near Sth apoplexy of the brain. Deceased was years Of age and was one of the handsomest ladies in Washiugton. rn wreath of oak, and @ representation of a and sword below. The monument iseurmounted by a bust of Steuben about 2¥ feet high, which is said to be a capital likeness. The German rocieties in this city determined some months ago to unveil the monument to-day, and. at the fame time, have a two days’ festival; and, ac- ¢ording:y, to-day and to-morrow the festival will be held. This morning, about 19 o'clock, the prozession té Tuaugurate the testivities was formed in font of the City Hail by Chief larebs! Gen. Ger- haret, as fellow —Detachment Mo~*ed Police, urce: Lieut Johnson; Weber'sGermania Chief Ma Washington Schuct.en Verien, with Schuetze: American colors, marshalled by Mr. Bregcemann; Steuben Asso. ciction, headed by A. Eber! Jumbia Turn Verein, with and Turner tlag; Si FE. L. Keese: Swiss Associatio: fag, and German Benevolent per by * General Este whose ciety with ban- ‘The procession tock up the ne of march street, Peansylvania avenue, and ith Tue P.romac street to the Park about 11 o’cle the | railro © i x used > ® number of were | '-aay ght cars having a tha. toes eral places + passed over it, but will not bo used for gassen along the line were decorated, among . has been pretty th Benes, hn Vogt. Keese, Kenche trengthen real estate agents Colonel Charles H. I The ceremonies will consist of the address by A. Eberly mn one of those Gne dress by a Ben three-story and bascment brick houses on south wee rnp es “4 A street, between 2 and 2d, for $7, Rhine, rion Quartette r — rater. by Mes. Theo. Poeshe a Mr. ann Mixs. W. J. F National Thee “Sh cr Leave Man.” Brierly”? M r «nce cannot be excelled, and Mrs. Florence is charming as “Fmily St. F Scbwidt: Where isthe German's Father! Sangerbund and Arion. ‘The festival will continue to-m: ‘row, when there will be prize thcoting, bowling, daucing, -~ * Pardee DetEcTIVe BiLey, who has been quite ill for a week or two past, 1s, we are glad to learn. The Unfinished Romance te to be about again to-day, although not yet Ancthr Chopter in the Downin; Love | able to sttend to his duties. Affair—Shooting on With Street. a seee- 2 In Saturday's STAR we published an account of Low the proposed elopement of Chas. Down- ing, of Boston, a son of the well-known colured caterer in this city, and Georgine Jacobs, a hand-ome octoroon, moving in the upper eles of colored society in the Federal Metropolis, was frustrated, and though we had every reason Escare OF MARYLAND OYSTERMEN PROM A Virneixia Prisox.—On Friday morning about nine o'clock @ wagon-load, consisting of nine or ten young men, (citizens of Annamessex hundred, Somerset county, Md.,) arrived here on their way home from Drummondtown, Va., where they have been imprisoned for the past week or two for some alleged infraction of the to believe the ‘romance was not at an end. yet | \ : aie Gee we did not expect that it would so soon come cone ectee tens ee Ne wnat near closing in a tragedy. The scene of this | js penally termed “French leav. The jailec, eccond chapter is on 11th about *\ as considerable excitement, a lar Feet, above l., where, | it seems, boarded them at his own private resi- oon, {tere | dence. and om the evening of tucir escape, . (Thursday,) while waiting for supper. they 7 msn saytius baer the deenconron handed the jailer some three or four, deliars to Ts 5 0 a mooie: oe wanted by Mr’ George pet medlgen urchase them a variety of minor it was during his absence that the: bid adieu to Drummondtown and its surround- ings. Once uy the quiet suburbs of the an- Jacobs, brother of Georgine, and a ‘‘matual 4," named Boyd, called at the residence of Sirs. Murray, in that locality, for | cient village, called to their aid a m>mber pm ns aE ny Cowher cig —— the mat- | of the filteenth-amendment. persuasion, who boot nae ap Ra mg Penelope ‘y | guided them to the line of Maryland, where low. Downing immediately drew a revolvct | peyght ue ice tga sarmer, which ht them to-this place. Their oyster boats, nine in number, are, however, still *‘ tied up” im Unancock harbor, Romy a the result of the correspo! ow going os between Governor Bowie, of Maryland, and Governor Walker, of vi Newtown (Md.) Gazeite, 8th inst. — +200: A Mormon ConrerEence—Brigham- Yuung’s Strategy —The fortieth semi-annual conference of the Mormon Chureh (orthodox) is now in ses- sion in Salt Lake city. Their speakers say there is the largest attendance that there has been for years. Brigham Young on Saturday tendered bis resignation as trustee in trust of the He Coe lerge = — yor man al ited to that ce. ir. Connor m5 acd paid that there were two motions to put, one that President Young be -d as trustee in trust and the other that motion, and Jacobs started on a run up Ith street, closely followed by Downing, who, when near the corner ef M street fired, but fortunately aimed too be nd no harm was done. In a few minutes Downing and Boyd got in a carriage and drove oft. Officer Smith arrived soon after the shcoting, and learning that Downing had been stopping at the house of Wr. A.T. Augusta, on L street, between Ith and Mth. went there, aud ascertained that he had left the house, hur- Fry | packing his trunk, and was prodably at that time on his way North. es St. Sterney’s Catnoice CuvRcn—Biessing of a Shrine. The usual services at St. Stephen's Catholic church. oth street and Pennsylvania avenue, was yesterday pre veded by the an ting a shrine tu the Blessed Virgin. [t on the right of the main altar, and consists x bis resignation be |. The first Of a broad white marble pedestal, surmounted by | that he be sustained, was put, when the vast statute of the Virgin. (n thestepsrteitherside | congregation responded by uplifted hands. The of the fe a gol candelebra were placed, | negative vote called for, there was no and in front vases of flowers. The of the The it was greeted with rounds figure was decor: ith @ wreath of green Pi epplawe. Brigham Yo then resigned the leaves, fastened with a white rose. The cere- | Pfesidency of the Perpetual Emigration Fand, mony of dedication was conducted by Father | which was accepted; and Mr. it S. Eldri MeNally, avd covsisted iu the chanting of the App lation hymn, the choir oman 3 = Salve Regina, and High Mass fo! was nominated and sustained in hisstead. The from the original organization have laid the foundation of a new church edifice. MeN ee peace en pe bo ec etl m red cas- TREPIBLE FignT in KENTUCKY—Five Men ices and crimson gitdies, | Kilied and Wounded. —A terrible and fatal afiray laydn’s | occurred at Columbus, K: ‘The sermon was preached by the Kev. B. A. Maguire. ee BURCLARY Last Niout.—Last night, between the hours of two and three o'clock, the grocery and liquor store of Mr. William W. utes after —- —+20e- A Crenicat Forcrr A es as the Kev. James ores . Culliston, was a — by ose chares of committing forgeri $20,000 in Indiana. He will be State for trial. The i 5 Onlin PROP. GROvX is to disco arini's Hall, before “the Internationel mocatt ss the Hean Association” for the retiet of the French Daniel wounded, ere oe fein the present ‘Cotiee, been arres- future events in the oid wort, ference | Keikler and John fo the Republic of Frances "Fearn ree stow was Teputation Professor Growx ined by hii “Numismatics,” wit, Meh scons THE COURTS. (OFKICIAL,} . | CITY ML cl 4 } Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council wor the Clty of Washington. Ax Act imposing tax ttennctet ty the Boar for the year i870. r Ald'7inen and ‘Boara | Cowmcti of the Cry a ‘astineion. at 150 taxes be, and are hereby, imposed | lo 4 miscellane. u- Aud for the various special ob tiened, at the rate of one dollar and eig! fiealapatictatienctsie stata % in ington; of all stoc! cs which say be ow an} her incorporated oF unincorporated compass’ of ia bonds and mortarges of stocks, of all vate and public , aod of city, or which hereof, E haw. ft ey © Onto, di war by. Georgetown: Richard pert A Goiden.7th ward; Lee Robert Cohen, 4th ward, John wn. Pernou. whcmeve ‘ RI To pat, Judge Srell—Alexandar charged with throwing stones in th: Wm. and Sand costs. Julia Vox col said habitants tI ¥ the assessors: the said tax to be jevicd and collected as provided by — to be payable from and after the passage of . And be at further enacted, That t! ia inl coats nsing profane and ind cent se Sulivy: fined $3 and coms, Jus unk wud disorderly on the street and using Protune language; fined §3 and costs. Antonio Ghio, charged with indecent exposure of his person, (ul Cark. as net appear when called to answer the chetze, 2nd his posed Collateral reccumizances 60, was ondered th befor. | aro NeaEeO pence grcrahar get emery S felted. | dackeon Kelleher and Charles Darrell. | hereby. imposed and Evied'on sccomut of tlie ditt ly; Kells her fived $5, Darrel tving with others at the c id quarreling and fizhtir sett, Using protand and inde- street; fined 83 wnd costs rale. same charge: fined $3.and costs. Wm. ~ ed 83 ane costs. wad udecent expostre of bis parson on d §3and c: Harriet Price. colored Teet alley: fined $3 ent funds or objects required by iaw to be provided fer by this Corporation. namely: For the general fuad, per act of Congress, ap. Proved July 7. 1570, a tax of twenty five cents on every buudred doltars of vr the ward funda, to be apportioned to the s eral wards according ‘to the asse-sed value of reab and pe: sonal property in esch ward, and to be appli cable in said proportions to deiraying such expenses using profane langes: . ® as may be incurred in the respective wards tor the ponent id construction of sewers, aud paving at intersections : ane. ate of streets and in trout ef alleys and corporation tne otha beosaen tte tt o nd to the laying of flag tootways, the nd ¢ ste. Jon Susalive vk and graveling of ~ od repairing he re © pavements repair of lamps, the ptmps and hydrauts.t ver act of Congress. approv« Aity cents on every iundred dollars of \ alaation lighting the eity with @as, por act of Congress July 37, 156%. 0 tax of twelve cents on every af vaination un polies, per acts of Conen 61, and July 23. 16).at u ents dred dollars of vatua For the sup) pndlic schoo's. inci colcred, and also the erection of school act of Congress approved July © a cents on every hun'red do'lars of valnati For the redemption of the tea year bouds. and the Payment cf the interest th-reon, per act of Congress ef Jniy 27, 1538, a tax of ten ceuts on every huadred Collars ef Valuation z Fer the improvement of the Washington canal, Per act of Congress approved July 18. 1s eighteen cents on every hnudred dollars of valuativ SEC.3 And be ot further enacted. That there be, and is hereby. imposed and tevied for the year 1570 a fax at the rate of seventy-five cents on every ona d amount of capitnl » behaviog in adisor rintho Northern Market house: dined lism H. Payne, colored. placing exerement orthern Mark t; fined @ he use Mw. 4 Stallings. TF Foley, charged w their i ‘k. colored nthe street with placing emove it same cotored, eb - War tbr ® 9 eet: fined $3 and costs. jar States agt. Philip Batler, colored, charged with by the Sealing a cap valued a! 2 $3 and costs. | board of assessors, said tax to be levied and col with stealing $3 22 frem Bill Ander- | lectea xs the taxes imposed by the firet and second Nogihern market house: fined 5 and | sections are levied and collected; and if any pe=soa ersons engage! in the business or employment of or p rivate bankers, brokers, cr money lenders shall distnive Brow pet, Mat . rs Ti paed Lichen cost colored. charged'with committing e oe rows. tie with: feel SP jiam Butler, a colored boy, charged wit! peeing: bh fi istrom Charles Gassaway: fined So fay lie ur they tay 8 n Branson. charged with committing | or refuse to pay said tax.to be recovered ate apptint € red in mare recovered and as other Anes of this corsor Ny, head. | applied. add DI ng. Fined $2) | Mees 4 eit Further enacted. That no part oF a six! a jall thisact shall bose construed as to imp x on (The nime cf Joha H. Brown, in the last para ck isened by this corporation or upou the graph of onr report of procecdi shonld have been John M. Brown. ings on Batntday, f the United States And be st further enacted, That it shall be COURT IN GeNrRAaL Tena —The caso of Graen | the duty of the Collector of Taxes, as is requirad by eat. Alexander, which was before the court on Fri- | the af Congress approved July 7, 1370, to deposit day, Was resumed to di «n the day of ite r+c-ipt in such batik ay may bede sicnated by law as the custedian of the fuadeof the corporaticn all money receiv from any aud A sources for and on account of the corporation, with educting from said money his own commission nd emoluments or official expenses of any lof which shall be paid to him monthly by check or warrant, after the account therefor shall © been duly atidived in the eame manner as other GEORGETOWN. _.FIRE—Burnine of Kamsbure’s Suma Sarprday Light last a fire originated in Hihof Ramebnre & Co. yust north of the rere a cfticers cf the corporation are paid. Regs: The forts of the employes ts extingaien the | Nec 'g and te ve Renae ree, Thatit shail be ames ing futile, the steamer Henry Addison M the Collector of Taxes to enter daily to Bis called ont, but owine to the scarcity of water of the-soveral fands or objects designated wiiee Tote fonniderable headway. and shortly | in thisact s just portion of the money collected X 72. Georgetown station howe yet | on account of tax rein imposed. taking care ménd th by the Wachincton a2 | €ivide the proportion accruing to the ward tan Lew, Premise, cad Hook 3 a among the diferent wards according to an? in ¢ pl me Tonderineeut. | proportion of the valuation of property in cach ward, seaistarce after their arrival: Dut ee und aleo taking care to separate and enter to the vay * 9 . at CaeD credit of the general fund, in addition to the United “Sorts of the firesuen. police, and ef cusseaed tee tee Till with. Contents was enurely destroyed. entail: Ices on 1° proptictors of about eight thoasand lara. on whic Wi usar 36 an jorarance of S70. Ne cbanty edjMining the mill was pulled down A frome shanty tae Go to the general fu t Wanner to separate and enter to the er picvest zbe eprend of the not hereinbefore mentioned io havecriginerce fr m the seam engine med iy the special tax fund, mill, Steomers New. 3apd 4, of Washington, w money that may be recef.¢d on account of aleo Dave been on Lagu Bat for the fet thet No.7 | taxes assessed upon Drivaio provcrty fer the paving Ras rere four times + of footways or streets, the Construc:!ou of mowers, them to go to tho ef the cpening or improvement of alleya, the aba!ement This same miil was dostroyed of nulzancen, oF for rovements of any other king Peo. The proprivte rs, we wuicrstn which shall have been assessed upon priv ta a new and mcre substantial erty in order to compensaie contrators fo fUch improvements; and it chall be the ducy of the Collector to make a ¢aily return of the ameaat of Tor Riven Prove isetill adreary epot. the oi the decks in most placr s Le amsible - '¥ Feceived und deposited by lim amd of his di ee ot ition a peg ad inft | nerd tribution of the same among the ditlerent freshet mn funds to the Comptroller, who aiior having exam mit the ex deep. | ined ord verified the eild returo, shall eater the key which wae i he ly all the warehouses are still swabbing out | several items thereof to the eredit of the appropriate iM c e before the nsnal business | acccante in his own office. Sein seretcet will Getestned’ Th nee | See.7. And te! ferther enacted. That the taxes im ice. Norfolk, let 12 | pore and levied by this act ehail be set apart and John’ Gibson 1s ex applied exclusively divert from its legitimate object any m- collected under the provisions of this ¥ act; but money £9 levied and collected shall 1 opt parate ch tan tne. rded to satixty the appetites of ryof T. on Baturday ni; wman farnily at dinner time yesterday. and distinct. each item under its appropriate I -x4, On Punric Scoot’. —The Board of Guardians, | S¢ named 'n the second and seventh sections. Aid at their late meeting, received the report of the va. paying out ' Boots and entered the saume to be fil. be sums of money 0 st any ob Payaent of the bills tor current | or purpose for which it was not levied and . rhe application of Mies Della Ross for end spy eflicer oF ecent chars d with the 8 teacher was alco received and filed. ment of money whe sball viclate any of the provi de about the € ms of this act shall, in accordance with the act of approved Jitly 7. 1370, be deeriad guilty of sdepyeanor aid be aumediately damissed trom “fiice. : BEC. s. And bert furtaer enacted, That, Notwith- i this Corporation to the contra se thetCollcttor of Faxes be, aud Le ls hersbyy 6 dir ie blag cor ti and heed poe mat zt r ‘pairs are complete, i Toth or ath inst, mPletes which wi thoriz to allow any person or pers ALEX eee ee enc Rh part thereof Te’ tne.certidcates ‘4 t. y one-fifth part | im cate ALEXANDRIA. ofthis Cetporation, bearing date Jaly 0, 1:70, and thet in receiving the said certificates in payment of taxes they shall be recrived at the nominal value Comper ation Count — The wnarteris term of the | thereof, with the secrued interest added theroto, in (ated Friday, commence on Miontay' ext | snhe | retbement of the interest which shall have accrued tal Tiday. commence on Monday ne: - hour ac ahich the samion benles oll once o he coupoiis; and that all cert: pe in for In addition to the Boswell murder case, ealth, at the relation of J “with been received, and that the Coliector sball then deposit the said cert ficates Lincotn et "6 —application for a writ of quo warranté—will be tried at thisterm Navat Canet.—It appe: that the seventh con I distrigg of Virzin rds res en day on which they may have in bank asa part of that day's recstpts. to be by the bank placed to the credit cf the Cur poration in a sep ate eccount, apd to ect to the reclam ation he creamy at A order cf the Corporation at apy future time, ig the fact that ere of thie Med 9. And be it further enacted. That upon ali the position passed entirely satiafactor ainina- | taxes accruing under this act the Collector of Taxes ‘ious before gentlemen eminently qualified to judge | shall receive cne per cent. commission for thecsilac- of their attainments. Three have failed, and itis not | ticn of the same, and @ like commission on all special J probable that another will try. taxes collcted Ly hi Bre. Ani aoa “Fiirther enacted, That the Col- lector cf Taxes be, and he is hereby, authorized to appoini, upon his own reepontibility and at his own expense, such deputy collectors as be may deem ne- cesrery to wait upon citizens and collect such taxes on perronal property as are now due, or which may beceme due prior to the first of January next; and for euch smounte of taxes ox personal property as shall be coliected by means of deputies outside of the Colicetor's office, he shall te entitled to receive a commission of seven per cent. over and abo: orne & Willoughby was iner, deceased. BAOLROAD SURVEY day in running a line eric ksburg railroad ou! this city —Alezandria pe the cempenration allowed bim by the act of February 20, 1867. CITY ITEMS. FALt. OVER-COATS, For 86, 7, 8, $), $10 Just opened at Ms AUS, A. Str Pa. ave., bet. 19th and iith sts, > ALASKA Diamonpa, French Jet Jewelry, Etruscan Jewelry, Plain and Beautiful Styles and can be seen this week at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pa. ave., bet. 445 and 6th sts. Cee cee, For Tae Bors. Merino Undershirts and Drawers; Dress white Shirts from $1.25 to $2; Linen Collars, all sizes; Ties, Bows, Suspenders, &c. or i from and efter the fifteenth day of November ns mT shall be allowed : Proveded, That the abate- foam velo authorised spall sot beallowed pes accruly g upon prop*rty already in arr: for taxes for cen purposes until such arrea: are paid, or tpon property by wi re in arrears for taxes on personal property until <ach arrears are paid. - He N. President of the Board of Common Council. “ HN 8. CROCKER. President of the Board of Al Approved, Gctober 7, 1500. EMERY, Mayor a . SLATE MANTELS. Gxo. C. Hewntna’s, 410 ‘Seventh street, N. W. IBON MANTELS. SSS MABBLE MANTLES. SPoTrep LiKE Dominogs. —_ —e ‘The teeth soon becomes speckled it every de- @as FIXTURES. filement is not removed froin them every twen- PAELOR GRATE: ty-four hours. To do this effectually, there is = nothing like Sozodont. It Hteraliy renders the PABLOB HEATERS. ename) impervious and indestructible. BUMMER PIECES. “ Spalding’s” celebrated Glue, useful and CLOOKS. STATUARY. oe . “dl MARTEL ORNAMENTS. On Easy TEEMS.—Those in want of Sewin aad . brag Machines we recommend to examine the Will- BEBUSENE Vans LANs. cox & Gibbs. - It is certainly the perfection of KEROSENE CHANDELIEBS. mechanism, and can be seen in pees — different work at Baum's Hoopekirt and Corset Factory, where are sold or rented on terms. 408 7th street. eg ee Cuzar BED vor CHILDREN AND SERVANTS, only one dollar and fifty cents. re 9,1 305 9th street, next to Penn. avs. potent a Ren Opzow Hatt.—The and best stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ ever offered in this city. Call and sée for yourselves. 9,30,6 —_——— ‘eurcer has all kinds of thermometers. 6,3. —_—$——— On Prag aT ourany’s ta STRASSERGER BROTHERS ova ashnbensenraters eas” 906 sevzsrs seams, “wan —__ Whe aniiatan aie LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDRENS WEAR, -_ el calor 2X FINANCIAL ASD COMMERUIAL. The week closed on active markets at thé Stock Exchange and Gold oom in New Yorks | The weekly statement of the associated banks ig Wa less of So es | mof reserre, e-halfoe wh ch ia dae ase Of $50.00) ia lecaltenders. Mon- ey is easy at five to six per o: on stocksand | at four to five p. on Rments. Com- mercial paper wichang-d Stock Reporte. (By Bankers’, Broners) amd Gunmerctal Telegrars.) Lewis Jobnion ..qnote stocks and bor | home and foreign markets as follows : aa ak New Yorn, Oct. Coupon, 114; $-28, B82, coupon, 13; Don, 113%:: 8-20s, IBS. coupon, 12", COD . 310%; 5-208, 1847, Rens be ariponn. 408, ES sr do. pref'd. 40: m. 13: Michigan Central. 122.: Lake o Sonthern, Si; Ulinote Cleveiand and Pittkhurg, Ws: N do., preferred, &5°.; Union Paciiic KR. eres, Osntral, Mv; Rock Island. 112%, iiwankie and St. Panl prefd, Wabash estern, 5%: Fort Wayne, : Alton and ‘Terre Hante ~—:Chicaco & Aon! | bicago & Alton, pretd. 14%: Ohio and M ertific: : Terineswee State 6°3, 0) mM Ma. Virgin 3 and St. Pant. 6°;:M a: WW end ¥ a 6's. old oid, USSsa1 —— ‘The Markets To-Day. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. | BaLtimoxx. ct. ally Ie. | ol . 89, dy G 3%. = W—Cotton not Flour firmand ective. Wheat firm with prices ine changed, except for western. which 14 lower; choice Ylaud red. $1 Gas tw good. §1 re Sh; Tat ull at Wes: # fr Rye ic ale...” Pork firmer at $20 2§: acon firm ‘and scares: rib aides. 1736. clear do -i7%t~ shoulder, 14\6.; hame,2sa253s. Lard firmer at 1i'aa c. Whitky in goed demand at 9asic, New Yorn, Oct. 10.—Stocks very strong. Gold ‘Money ‘Ses. Bxchenge. long, =" shorts 5208 "Virginia @s, ox nm. 6 North Carolina's, old, sew. 354 Oct. 10—Flour dull and drooving. heavy. Oorn dull ant dev GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown number 111 and 2b | ; nd De * mn te Gecrectown, fronting 233 12 fect on the north ride of 2d street and ranning back 12) feet deep Terms: Oue third eash; the balance of the pur im six and twelve inoaths. the pu ji notes, bearing interest from-t of sale; a deed given and and revenue stamps atthe cost of the THOS. DOWLING. Anct. Y¥Y THOMAS DOWLING, A m 174 Bridge street, « | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Re- Ttweas GEUBGETOWN, DISTRICT UF Co- By virtue of a deed of trust from the late Eleanor B. Lang to the subscriber, made Xo- vember 3d, 1563, and reeorded ist the land records of said District. in Liber N.C. T., No. 15, folio 40, &c.. and under the instractious o° tus corporate authorities of said towa, I will public auction, THURSDAY. October 20tb. o'clock p m..1 front of the premises,“ Ali parcel of ground. beiug part of Lot No. 47, of original lote of said town: beginning at tie end of feet measared west on the south line of Bridge stroet, from the southwest corner of Bridge aud’ Iligh streets, and tanning thence #n said itue ef Bridge reet west feet; thence south and parall- b the east boundary ‘line of said entire lot thence eset and parallel with the first tine 474. and thence in a straight tine ta the beginning. The improvements Tpon this very substantielly built Brick half stories high, Fy und copsist th large and commodious ap graen formerly knowe a the nts, the same a orporajion or Town South of the bui! "9 epitome ant convenient fot, access to which ifridae street $s through an alley betw von said Town Hot and Mrs. Lang's hotel property, on a ground rent of six — dollars per an’ © Washington aud e central part of the lat nt inducems Terms: One-teart H and the residue im four equal instal Jo and 24 months, with semi-annual title will be reserved until fall payment of $20) are to be paid down at . 4f the terms of sale are not complied two days after such sale, the trustee reserve right to resell the property mpon three days’ £ rt i ‘of the defaulting pare cing at purchaser # cost. HUGH CAPERTON, Tro THOMAS DOWLING, A i Tse u th otter CHANC SALE. - By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, made in the cause of Brooks. ¢t ai. vs. Gallaher, No. 14, equity. and dated July 3, 1570, 1 will offer at au>“i a, on THURSDAY, 4 o'clock p. m., the 20th dy of Getober next, the valuable real ‘estate of, Lewis rocks, deces: ated on High street. George. te of lots Nos. 9. 95,125 and ins’ addition. bounded as tol- eginbing w' the end of 143% fect, meas ured southwardly from Second street, on the west side of High sirect,and running theses north witb High treet 51 feet rdly, at right an gles io High street, 63 7-100 fe ence northwardly at right angles to the jast line, 25% feet; the westwardly. at righ st lime. 65 { ce nou w: a the fourth line, 49 feet; line of fence, to the dividing line between I 54; thence, With said line, southwardly 12.15 100 foct to the centre of an alley,and thence in a straicht line to the beginning. ‘The improvements consist of a brick dwelling and alarge store, which can he converted into two. A fine en is atiached, and the property is vatusble as a business stand. ‘Term of eale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in casb, and ti al paeponsat ix eat “be o Paps iuterest, to be secured by approved notes w ed dion. The terms of sale must be complied within. week after the sale, or the property be resold at the riek and cost'of ths deraniting acer. Stamp aud conveyancing at the cost of a Te'putctaser. WALTER 8. COX. Tras'rs. se27 Sawts THOMAS DOWLING, ot. RY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, B* ane 174 Bridge street, Georgetown. By virtne of a decree of the Supreme C ‘of the District of Columbia, passed the day of July, 1570, in equity cause No wherein James Jackson and others ere complainants, wi may ath 195, and Louira Jackson and others are defenden's, we shall, on BATURDAY, the Sth éay of October beat, at 4 o'clock fn the afternoon, on the prem: sss, efier for sale at public aucticn, the propert= scribed in the caute a8 fol de: ea Proceedings. im. the abe o-mnenti vie lows back ree-etory Brick Dwelling and two rick back building, including a large storer: e 3 ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash: the residue in two equal iastalments six apd twelve menths, with interest. to be secured Ly ap proved notes a reserved lien on the SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS EDWIN L. STANTON, OS. DOWLING, Anct'r, GEORSETOWN DOLLAR STORE, 73 tion STREET. recetves ly Jatest styles of Jet and Watcher and ail the otper goede Gemaiiy. vit Dollar Btores..[ee2-Im| © J-0. NICHOLS, LA8¢E stoce . or FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOBS LARGEST ana host COMPLETE ASSORT. Biswea SCENs crc coenea cee j gear 2> Winks. CLARETS, from @4 to $43 per case. BHINE WINES, from $6 to $30 per cane. SAUTEBNE WINE, 94 per dos. OATAWBA WINE, Sparking and stil. SPARKLING MOSELLB. “ BOOK. ” aLso; BEANDIEG, WHISKIES, RUMS, GINS, sn ER BIES, PORTS, LIQUERS end CORDIALS, ‘nest quality. <i GENUINE VICHY WATSER, trom the several Springs at Vichy. BELTZER WATER. of direct tmportation. ‘Trade supplied below New York rates, sd SAUCES, PIOKLES, end asslect stock of HAVA. WA, KEY WOT end LITTLE BELT C1GARs. Xorthern Asia, By G HE MISsi RU¥SS WILL REOPEN 4 | OLD sonG AND Siw BOAKUING o6f DAY SCHOOL TOR TURNS | Peemeat Marceret J. Preston, autho: | LADEES, on MONDAY, September Sth. 1 - — New Vork avenue. 2 DENBY 33 Boxe ware. + BOOKS, STATIONERY, i EDUGATIONAL, ib, 2 be Y, Dewy STRU YEW BROOKS tieew. apd to The Story of a Workingmtr’s Litt — matic Ar aor Tociness cf A Biirehouse of tories © MY vom or by Broce ere 1, i, AND CLASSICAL IN Kew () Jopedia of Micstrations. fcr 2 feline ead Wuswre: Mrs. | Prepare con am Des ote Principal 919 Nes Yok | Lives and Dees Worvh Gnowing. About = = o. Surhrie ant Brack erage | “OTS Know iedee. ee MLUANTT AR, the ob ba treet. Inte k ign we | 2 = Raat. Price per month for Riau? Late cas | NE® BOOMS $5 per month «formed. Price at TENT LIFE LN SIBERIA, and adventores am: the Koraks sud other tribes in Kamtchatk CHASE ROY! L ION 6 PECK S SALEOT SOHOUL POR BOYS Lstrect, will commence MONDAY, Septembor Sth Carefa) attention given to moral, in addition to meu- tal, enltere. om) Im? Mrs BUEL'S BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Misses. 1481 Lat. sett ORNE YOUNG LADIES’ 131 thst .bet Land M —Tho- a, ex Se of Blate. Gen, donn 3 Crocker, ard, ex Secret tate. Gen. John S. Crocker, ; “ Hon. John Hits. Beis Consul General, sedi un? MARGUERITVE REST Lael ew! 2 bP EVENING CLASSES IN MATHEMAT. | Wevne 0 = 10, English Gra: Bookkeeping und Pen. | ALL THE TATE FU ALT ATIONS manship, at Emerson lustitnte, Mth «tree? j BOUKS AT PUBLISHERS Pee Devwrwen 1 aud Kh. will be reorganized on MONDAY, Oct. ad, | — Is0” Por terme, Se aDPiy icy, ae | VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED AND PRINT oN, an ecm-et 13¥1 Vermont avenue ras TT AND RECRPTION AW DEPARTMENT (OF GEGGETOWN | THE LATES STYLES. The Law Department of Georgetown College will | ats hin the Hall o the Ge oni ction Butlaine, gor scanner Wants avoum- and te strect Wip- AY. Oct. 6th. “Opening loeture oti that day at | For cfrentars ang other information apply et tho Law Oficeof CHARLFS W. HOFFM* - {ery of the Facuity, m the Uoiontestion’ Havd sold ken SOOKSELLEKS AND Sta oc 3 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE JEW BOOKS AND ALL TME mag. aes AZINES FOR OCTOBER, DEPARTMENT. | ~ FOR PALE AT = PE eS ILLINGTON'S NOOKSTORE. ance WEDNESDAY, Decor het chu Th: There Brothers: A Novel. By Mrs, Oliphant J a ice 7 widre ‘vis ANoved_ By Jatin har meh. ors of Bdwin Drool. By Char cg ee eal enemy J Showman. betne Bemis Jeol Arvensue W om Saturdays, at 3.9 p.m. by Pr nse OFFICERS Mlnstrets. or General 0.0. HOWAKD. Li, B, Prosident, | MaDand Wile By W KONERT PC ie ee ee: B+ President. | Veronicas: A Nowt. Bet grees. Price Mic secretary. | Petranel. By Florenes Marryatt A Le + Treasurer, FACULTY : SILAS L. LOOMIS, A.M. M_D...No. 639. Peon nee 4 Ss ivan Sreue. southeast, Professur of Chomis. True te Herself. By the author of For Hor Bake. oxicolsey or 800 T REYBURN. M.D. No. 2129 F & Gw. oe Harvest By the author « wes enor of the Principics and Pen Gue of the Family oss ry. and Clinical and Opera: ar The United States * Ter? Lew, JOS. "FABER JOBNSON. ALM. MD. Corpor ot Fy . ‘Tenth sircet awd New York avenue, Professor of | Sahn) Se Be eae, Se Hepes of Women and Uhilurea, “aad | The Modern Fhinker: An Organ, for the Most Ad oo: vanced Bpecniations in Phileasphy, Sclenee M.D. University Sociology and Keil orn Fhe Everything im the HiT - PHINEAS H Pp gion. Price #1 50. STATIONERY and BLANK STRO ee for wale inoand Otieteel Mesias, see rection of 2 BOOK Une TT ELUNGTON's BOOKSTORE, cine and Olintes icine. a : CHARLES B. PUBVis. MD... seid Corner 45. street and Poeun, avente. 0.1433 L street | - northwest, Profrssor of Materia Medica aud M. gal Jarinprodence ALEXANDLE T, AUGUSTA,M ttreet northwest, di D..No. 1219 L | Professor ‘of “Descriptive and oma - VOD. M.D, No. 1009 0 sircet northwest. Demopstracor of Anatom) J ED CHENEY, A M..M_D., Microsropist and Lecturer on the Practical Use of the Microrce pe FEES: SCHOOL BOOKS COMPLETS AssoutTuesy Matriculation.......... Grad a al Che ry. a To students taking tu ‘tures all clin- teal instruction free Arrangements have been made by the Trustecs of the University to remit a part of the expens--o? de serving indigent sludeuts, who will make kn owe their circumstances to the Secretary of ical Depertment. ickets for the Course of Lectures must be sbtained the Secretary of the University For information address PROF. Jc Tab! WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN, ens-t? Corner Nth street and Penn. eve. seunter MONE THE HIGHLANDS. M SS JULIA EBA 47 ELEGANT VILLA SITES. TB Buch) will — AXD A at 1807 Her LARGE NUM@ER OF BUILDING Lots, <A FIGHT MINUTE GokZsea Couvegg. from the busine=. and op Terms that cann Gestrous of securing A FIRST-CLASS SUBURBAN HOomk, Just far enough from the City Limits to be en: rom nuances ! The Exercisor of this Institution, situated on F t. pear the Patent Office, will be resumed ov ta FissT MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, tree f with an expertanced corps of Prefeasors, w N Tow and English, French and German languages, tb Dm from that bean: state lately owned by J. Spanish will be ti it Feauired, but will € | p. Bartholow, and at which a pumber of tnorchaute charged extra—five dollars ( $5) per quarter. and other business men of Wnshi read: Ce ee 4 pe yk gemy > | secured sites for fntare homes. is can be obtained at the princip: x an ~ . Stores, and other pnblic places i the city jor Poe THs SvetRsas Fu College. MASS. ‘Ten miles west of Boston. instruction thorongh, garetul. complete. Advartages fur Music, Paiuuing, French and German, worurpased. Particular ot common tion paid to and solid branches. Teach- AN Ds A Gre chosen with great core, Number limited to a ENGEL LRAIN> STOT Next yenr Bepuceaber Moth. Adgrees CHAS, | tian of eee ROL ND sah wi Kosbling pane ee eee DAY, ine i ae ii abling parties to pass end fro as often os AINTIN P. TING, &e. Tein miseries: E 47 Seg Eers a in BID! 5 9 PAINTING. 923 Street Care between Fificenth street (at the Trea- dar oury Department) and The Hightands t REET. +a rat an early day a macsicnovs ‘? 5" THE HIGHLANDS "ts bounded om the one side the Baltimore and Ubio Railroad. with s cation Bret out from Washington) on the 3 PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. OALCIMINING and WALL PAINTING. ot ING. GRAINING and MARBLING, SIGN DECORATIVE PAINTING. Pure material, goed work and moderate prices. Punctuality and attention to business. , MACNICHOL, _an S0- 923 D street, bet. 9th and loth. TEINBERG, AUFACO Paiste t ayn intERI0R DEO OBATOR, Shepherd Building, No. 908% Penney vania avenue. aust Cc tT. sociation © LD. bud Y A RAILWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND makes them far more aS te Heme than the fer pars of the city pre oxty 4 cimfrep NUMBER CFT ERED? Ch hes, Schools, Stores, Mille. ete..in the imme hborbood. with no Dulcances wha’ : party e ndesirable weighbors. 000 | worth of houses ard paildings already on the ground: and over 200 | of the lots offered are covered with the Guest of young fruit trees in tull bearing. HIGHLAND PARK! perfect enchantment. Care there shall be no sales to a JOUSE, SIGH, 0. AND MENTAL PAINTER AND GLAZIEr. = jo. 625 LUUISIANA AVENUE. Lmitations of all kinds of wood and marble nestiy ex ecuted in the latest and most approved ty .c* Am ificent grove of fifteen acres, the handsomest isch *? prompriy ATTENDED To. | Arum Waulgen ehh ine eck ce ee InTING, E fed. = esomeees eats arranced, a®vrde that aud p== ee: private DELIGHTFUL DAILY RESORT, orm sive Pass famultes end frrende sf renideataat=-Trhe Wighianae 5 fawn Tiende of rweide Hie - Sond inh ant acm a VILLAS, COTTA: SS. AND ALL OT & RESI- Is prepared to execute in the very best style, et re DENCES BUILT TO ORD UNG daced rates. and on short notive, all kinds of TIME PAYMENTS HOUSE, SIGN. and BUILDING OF HOUSES © OMBINED W ita DECORATIVE PAINTING, SALES OF LoTs, IF DESIRED GLAZING, Bre Arrangements have been mede with t Particular attention paid to INTERIOR og — to erect houses at * The Highlands, whe BATIONS. 627 NTS, MONTHLY BDLY EXCEEDING TER A SMALL WN » A Fu a BOOMED COUNTRY ‘BES! : iN sh: labs and epee fication on exhibition at the office rt Hinuuncat eam do.and uat'ne wo parint o divide wigs "ALSO SOLD ON LUNG TIME thin Ae an cldciices of Washington ot http yeas’ | UA choice buflding site can be here secared for from standing. carry! en business om Lou! @avesne, | GW to FLW. Une fourth down, am! the balance on Detwees Bisth and Seventh strecte, or thirty years, | Swe year'etime Prope made on cash sales. he is thaktul for past favers, and sollcita a contiau ie TITLE ance of the same. ST PARKER. The tides perfect. Abstracts exhibited. end fut! —— —_. Parties desiring to visit “The Highlands” in the by the railway should leave the Baltim' re DENTIOERY. Sey te ea eee oo ee ASHINGTON DESTAL PLAC GSening tation,” feo kuowa on the railroad com 1315 Massacursetts AVEN: nay ard.) which ts direst ‘the 3 and 3 a parpous ore upon the fn the arrival of | ile ‘upon N*®* FALL AND WINTER GOODS Just received, a fall assortment of the latest styles We bave reduced our interest to * QLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS. ONE-HALF THE USUAL BATES, ALs0, COATINGS FOR BUELNESS O8 OF FICE SUITS, ROBERT FULTON @ 00., Together with s full line of MERCHANT PAWRBROKERS, OVERCOATINGS. - - will be made to order in the most snper: 314 Nixta Sraeer, WS Miceable manner. 2 A full assortment of Gentlemen's Farnis! ing ‘Between D strect and Penns. avente, Kept constantly on band. Hove made extensive arrangements for BH. DUVALL, LOANING MONEY No.459 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, | O°" Sus Ulin Sea eee REDEEMED ment. <. AT PRIVATE SALE aT 5 peor Penpeyivanigeve, | prime