Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEws. AMUSEMENTS, &0. . ater —Lueille Western in “ The Wail ra Howse —Marietts Ravel in Wild- ane Marriage by Moonlight.” Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Bariow’s Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue. ‘THE YEW CENTER 4% <AtT HOTSE, MEETING OF CORPORATORS TO-DAY. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTED. Organization of the ‘Board_Heury eB. Cook, Presideat; Moses Mell: = > in pursuance of a call of Messrs. H. S. Davis, ‘¥. ©. Connol'y, Thomas Lewis, john S. Crocker, W. Biise, Benj. F. French, Job W. Angu: ©. Richards, 5. muel S. Scot, John K. vane, Uharles G. Godscey, and H. I. Gregory, corporators, the s:ockho'ders o° the New Mar- ket House Company axemb'ed ty-day at noon, at the Board of Trade rcoms, with a view to the election of divectors, and transaction of any other businers with'n the scope of their chartec. Mr. H.F. Dav'scailed the meting to order, Mr. Connolly acl.ng as secretary. The secretary read tae bet ot stockholders, after which Mr. Smoot moved t proceed at once to the e’ection of duectos. Mr. N. G. Ordway thoaght it would be best, betore proceeding to the election of directors, that they should formally accept th arter, and made a motion accd-dingiv; which was put and certied unanimously, ir. Smoct’s motion to go into an ELECTION OF DiRECTORS was then carried; and the chair ca'led on the members to prepare their bal'ots. Colonel D. Wilson moved f' of The chair thought it woa'd not expedite business, as the stock nolders doubiless had their tcket already biecked out. The motion was |, however, and the cha‘t appotuted Messrs. Witson, Ord: way and Shepherd as the committee. Mr. Shey Derd declined to serve, and Mr. Smoot was ppointed im bisstead. The committee then re- tied the fol'owing names:—H. D. Cooke, A. Shepherd, H. 5. Davis, 8. S. Smoo’ Cash- img. H. Van Aernam, N. a Tinker. F. A. Hildre*h, W. E. Chandler, M. G Emery. T. €. Conrolty. he. The chair stated that this list was only a recommendation of the committee, and did not Ting, 20. The Chair announced that the gent gentlemen were el Mr. Ordway made a suggestion that the direc- tors be Foquested to appoint a committee to confer with the people business in the market, with a view of te an under- Mr. Davis said he had been assured by one of Sertaceers Ge oar Tt a one of woul ve au troabie. He suggested the subject be Tet to the Mr. Ordway withdrew his motion. Mr. Crocker moved that, as the stockholders bad the of the i objects meeting, the books, papers, c., be tarned over to the direciers, the corporators adjourn sine di-; Which was agreed to. ORGADIZA’ [ON OF THE BOARD OF DIRECroRS. ‘The Board of Directors then met, and organ. ized by the election of Mr. H.S. Davis chairs man, and Mr. T. C. Connoliy secretary. Mr. Ordway moved that Mr. H. D. Cooke be — pres! of the board; which was car- ried. Colonel Smeot moved that Mr. Moses Kelly be elected treasurer; carried. r. Smoot moved that a building commitee of six be appointed; cairied, and Mes.s. Shep- herd, Ordway, Davis, Tinker, Hildreth, and ‘Smoot were appointed. TO BE LosP. 30 TE Mr. Shepherd offered the following: Kesolced, That the building committee be and ie hereby authorized to enter into p: ion of of the property immediately, to ere: accommodations Lor the part commoded and displaced Lions; and toenter int by Duildiny opera ‘0 contracts for The aree. Sone Wing, to be completed by the 15th of January hich was alopte tl. Messrs. Cushing, Chandier and Shepherd Were eppointed 4 CommMiitas an a C6-OPRRATION OF TBE MARKET DEALERS. Mr. Ordway offered a re-oludion that the di rectors of this company invite the cordial co- operation of all persons doing bu-iness in the nt market, and that they be invited t> se- ta committcefrom their numbers, who shail confer with the building committee ot this board with a view to perfect harmony and accord, and carrying out the much peeded im- provement in which we are engaged, which was adopted. ‘The board adjourned. MELTING OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEE. ‘The building committce imuediately organ- ized; ali the membe1s present except Mr. afil- dretb. Mr. Shepherd took the clair, and Mr. A. Cluss acted as secretary. Mr. Daris,on behalf of the swh-commitiee, reported that Mr. Clues’ plans and speeification: were ready, and they were ready tu invite bid- Sir. Tinker met that the sub ov be structed to enter Into & cunttact for the crec- tent temporary sheds for the a¢¢ommu lation of these who w'il be displaced; acreed to. Mr. Ordway moved :hat the sub-committee be impowercd vw invite proposals and enter i> contract or the excavation and foundation of the east wing: agreed to. Mr. Shepberd, in answer toa question, stated that by Wedre<day morning, {f permission is g ven by General Michler forthe erection of the iemporary sheds, they would perhaps get po:- Seon. ~The committee determined to advertise for Propo: als ‘or the entire structure, 19 be re- ceived rutil oth ci November at noon, to be ad @ to Mores Kelly, treasurer, in the New York Here’d, Goston Journal, Baltimore San, Philade’obia Pr ss, and the Wesbington papers. Mr. Shepherd stated that he would see Gen. Micbler at orce ip relation to a permit tor erecting the sheds, and the architect was di- rected to advertise immed ately. (See ee ‘Ter PRoroseD NEw School BriLpINe tN THE SEcoND DisTRICT.—A meeting of the joint committee on the erection of an additional pab- lic school building in Second Sctoo! District was held at the Mayor's office yesterday neou—Mayor Emery. Aldermen Moore, Con- nelly and Champion, Councilman Burgess and ‘Trustees Woodward and McLellan present. Plans for the proposed building were submit- ted by A. Cluse, Starkweather & Plowman and D. B. Searle, and inspected by the committee. Mr. Connolly ofvered « preamble and resolutions setting forth that it was desirable to have the largest pcessible space im the building a* the smaliest possible cost, thats general hal! was not m , neither expensive architecture; and that a sub-committee be appointed t termine the plan and make the contract. amendment was moved to strike out the clause relating to general ball and car- Hed_—Mesrs. Connollr Champion and Burgess voting in the tive, after which the resolu- tion was adopted. After some conversation on the subject, Mr. Connolly moved to reconsider the vote; which was agreed to. and the whole subject was left tothe committee. They next adopted the plan of Mr. Cluss, which is tor a three-story and basement building. «9 by sv feet, plain and neat in style, and commodious, having accommodations for & schools of +0 pu. pils each, witbout the ‘bail, in which a double wchoo!l may be placed, if necessary. The com- mittee ined that the maximum cost should be $26,(°9. The lot purchased for this building fronts on I street, between 2d and “i, 99 feet, and has a depth of 159 feet. It is a beautiful nite, being one of the most elevated in that sec- tion of the city. Brisk Times at THR Tax CoLLecton’s Or- ‘Wie R—Corperation Certehcat-s Gang Up.—As the time approaches wher the ten per cent. abate- ment on taxes is to cease, the line of j= holders at the Collector office increasesin | * and this morring, by 16 o'clock, the end of the line was outside of the building. The certifi- cates ee Scroor TRUSTEES.— Waking it Warm of the teachers of Tor the Teachers.—, ‘eackers.—A meetii for less pay. MARYLANDERS GOING HOMETO Yote.—The Maryland Republican Arsociation met last night at Union League Halll, for the purpose of giving out certificates of transportation to its members who design going home to vote at the coming election in that State. Some three hun- dred were given out, and it is thought the num- ber will be increased to five bundred before ‘Tuesday vest. THE POLITICAL POT A-SIMMERIW Bowen Men and Richards Men in Council, Secre md Confiden t Meetin. for “the Good of t es Party.” @ur Snecial, Everlasting. Ualicked, | Thin-edged Reporter on Hand Olive Branches Handed Aroun © Lear Not any for He He's cut at Mastin Cronin— What Martia. has to Say—Major Halton Wm. A. Coo.—Not Much of a Cook Man—W. H. Lewis after the Ov —Abou! the Collectorskip— Richards or € —Crocher No! tne Man for Last evening the third of a series of caucuses, to which about 200 republicans had been invited, was held at the Columbian Law Schoo! Bu‘ldi It was distinetty understood that no newspa men were (o be admitied, bu: our special lasting unlicked thin-ed; Teporte to shp in undetected this is the resuit or his observations: He found Gen. .John 8. Crocker, anfChampion ,ex-Commissioner Murphy, ex-Uhief Cronin, M. Du: » formerly Fenian Senator; ex-Councilman Hali, —— Jamison. of = Freedman’s crapper oe of the yore ce department; Justice John C. Cox, Bi Brown and about 49 others nt. At the first mceting, a mon'h ‘since, there ere but few present, but at the secoud there quite a crowd, whom were not present last evening, but these were mostly ad- herents of Mr. Bowen. As individuals entered the room last night there was much inquiry as to the object of this caucus. some of those present cl that it was called in the inter- ests of General Crocker for the Colleciorship, and the friends of that gentleman denying the soit impeachment, and asserung that the objec: wes only to heal the wounds of the last cau.- 8 Others insinuated that there was a ‘ds cat under the mea! and that the lesire put bim on the inside track for tha C>'- Cclomgbip. Andagain there was an intimation that A. G. Hall wasthe coming maa for the Co"lectorship, as “the only man who would beat Clephane.” Bilt Bowen, who, w.th W. H. Lewis, seemed to be the chief fugleman ia etting up the caucus, when up, cated to as to object, stated that atwi efor ihe GOOD OF TEE PARTY, and denied that it had any reference to the of- fices. ‘The caucus was cailed to order by Alverm: 1 Champion. and Mr. W. H. Leis, of tae First Ward, toox his place as secretary. L gress rose with an air of proiound importance, as if the fate of the nation resied on his shoulders, and brashing back his ra pant ha‘r, after fue fashioa of General Andr Jack. on. of immortal me mery, he proceeded to Open the ball by oitering a resolution for the appointment of a committee of two from each ward to consult with the executive committees (the Bowen and Richards) in reference to a Teo neiliation of the differences between the two wings. This resolution was objected to . W. EL Nott, formerly on the : _— STAPF OF 8. 3. 8., betause from the werding it would appear that there were republicam executive comitte: :, when there was but one—that over which Mr. W. A. Cook presides. Mr. Maurice Murphy, formerly Commissioner of the Fourth Ward, came with THE OLIVE PRANCEH, and expressed the hope that both of the com- mittees would be allowed to die a natural death, if harmony and unity could not be restored otherwise. C. Sherrill endorsed the remarks of er r manazed Mr. H. Mr. Mui urgin, [- teres haan ere, ined ul the potty Little dif- ir. J. D. ‘Leary, o! evidence that he was a pirat ll ota PULL-BLOUDED LOWEN MAN by warmly endorsing the iast munici pal admin- istration; and he charged that if there ha. not beer such weak-kneed republicans es Martin Cronin, Mr. oe scclpony have been re-elected Cries of « 7 “No perso! amid which wes heard = ——— THE ROY MARTIN exclaiming, ‘Such treacherous republicans as he (pointing to U'Leary) had defeated him.” On order being restored— Mr. Duffey endorsed Mr. Nott’s remark, that there was but one committee; the other was composed of seceders, the most of whom were sorry that they went astray. Major Hall denied that any of those on the Richards committee were sorry, but they lett the original organization because they were de- termed that WM. A. COOK SHOULD NOT covERN the republican party of the District, and they were still determined that his reign should not be revived. After somie further debate the resolution- were adopted, and the chair stated that be would announce the committee at a future meeting. i Mr. Lewis offered a recoil: -.on for the appoint- ment of a committee to ko aft or the interests of republicans iu obtaining gositions under the general goverrfment. Gen. Crocker, Major Hall, aud Dr. Snodgrass spoke on this resolution, the former at consid- erable length, all claming that such a .esolu- ton was premature, as thoze present were no. there as members of an organization, but as in- dividuals, and action was postponed for two weeks. NOTT NOT IN IP IT’S A CROCKER MOVEMENT. The caucus then adjourned, and as the par- ticipants were leaving Nott was heard to say “¥ou ¢1 this is a Crocker move- M. E. CHURCH SOUTH. losing Session of the Washington District Conference. Tne conference of the Washington District of the M. E. Church South reassembled at the Mount VerT"™9n Place Church yesterday atte.- noon, at two o'clock. The committee on periodica's made a report, | expressing regret that works of fiction are read py the néabership to the negieci of cuurci pe- riodicals. Reports of circuits were called for, and Falls hurch, Falmouth, Charles, St. Mary's and Farmwéll circiits reported. Frederiexsburg was eelected as the place fur Lolding the next conference. Resolutions were adopted recommending to the Southern people the cause of the Mount Vernon Place church in this and joining the agent in his appeal to the Sabbath achovis to contribute towards liquidating the debt still resting upon the trustees, p'eczing $2.50 tor each Sabbath school in its bounds for this pur pose: also recommending and endorsing Dr. Donnelly and Kev. E. H. Henry as sgeats for the church. Lue committee on spiritual interests made a ort that the power of the Church lics in the ety of her mem!ers, regretting the negiect ot family and private prayer, with resolutions that they devote themselves more fully to (he devel opement of spirital life, abstain from worl throw their intlueace against intem, neecratc them eives to God. ck Rey. A. W. Kobey preached asion of sermon the Conference was callcd to order. W. V. Tudor, from the committee on Sunday schools, submitted a report, uring the import- ance of laboring in that field, and indorsing several Sundsy school publications; adopted Dr. Dent, from the commitiee on finance, re- for raisirg funds, which was 3 . E. H. Herty reported trom the committee on missions: ited. Dr. Dent re- ported from the committee on district paren age in tavor of taking measures for bathing a ard Mr. Atiy ove! trom Jeremiah vii, 22, and at the cor, his Rk. tion im iterary institutions of the Conference; adopted. Rev. E. H. Henry offered a resolution Of thanks to the kind and hospitabis families of this city whe have so cheerfu'ly opened their houses and hearts for our comfort hee singing the hymn, “Together let us ‘together ms die,” and ecener, at 11 o’elock, adjourned sine dio. ge ScHoot Sta’ Children seventeen years, is as follows : Wards. First Grand toal Mapam Wore was a day or two since made a victim of game by placing $332 in the bands of one George Jones to pay her taxes. Jones forgot to i! at the Collector's office, and hes not b<en heard of since. shsbRieooines Mr. T. Epwarp CLarg, Trustee of the Pub- Ne Schools for the Third District, eee —— Tee ments rex, juiring ton to This own afiairs. : ——_— THE SuxpDAyY HERALD to-morrow republishes Bre farte’s latest story, ‘The Iliad of Sandy a PAaxIRR Lost. See advertisement, -— Baltimore agains? Washing- fon.— A wan named Stew: halitng from Balu- more, yesterday got into a dis with W. D. Hughes on Pennsylvania avenue, ands | Words ensned, ending in blow: hich were de> | livered thick and fast, until the belligerents | Were separated by outsiders, when Stewart took a short cut for the railroad depot, while Haghes | found his way to the offiee of justice John H. Johnson, and swore out a warrant for Stewart, charging him with assault and battery. Ste: art was arrested on the 5:30 train, and in the station house. The se nel to this case will be seen in our report of the Police Court pro- ceedings. —--e @ Tae Pavixe oy Inpiaya AnD Lovisiawa Avenvges.—The work of grading Louisiana ave- nue is progressing to-day, with a iarge force of laborers at work, and the street presents the appearance of a plow, field. Some dissatis- faction is at the grade on the line of the railroad curve on the corner of 5th street. ; it is contended that the street railroad track should be ane graded below where it is now placed, and 5th street cut down as tar as E street, giving a gradual descent from that Leen lalate alpen grape tl the Tail a9 it now is, it will form a sort of ridge where the curve is in the track. —_e— THE Natronat Counse—Running Races Yes- terday—The lovers of the sports o: the turf Were assembIed ba numerously yesterday at- ternoon at the National Course to witness a running race between Mr. -J. C. Cook # sorre! perm Billy, Mr. Oby Sanderson’s brown horse enicia Boy, Mr. Hopper’s bay, and Mr. Join "s black mare. Tue race ava ranged was a eepttake of £25 entry, to which was added $00 by the National Association. The distance was 600 yards and reveat, and the race was cosi- ly won by Cook's Billy,” in 39 and 33 second, prensa itr ses, Tar Rewer or THE FLoop ScrrERers.— Mes:rs. J. W. Barker and M. W. Galt, collectors of funds for the relief of sufferers by the late | disastrous flood, in the valley of Virginia, in the Second Ward, to-day t in to the treasarer, Mr. W. H. Oli the following subscriptions: 3..W. Barker, Galt & Bro. W. S. Henitagten, $50 each; J. C. Kennedy, H. A. Willard, J. L $25 each: 8. W. Owen, Jam: 3 Sykes, J $10 each; Miller & Co., metz aud 8S. Lewis, $5 20. B. H: Stine each; cash $13. Total eee TSE THEATERS.—Miss Lucille Western per- formed the part of ‘* Peg Woffington,” ip ‘*Masks and Faces,” in a very acceptable man- ner, to a Inrge house, at the National Taeater, last evening, and will to-night appear in her ent role of “‘Magg.e Kookley,” in “The Child eater.” Mits Marietta Kavel appears for the last time at Wall’s Opera Housen this evening, on which occasion the local drama of ‘Wild Cat, or The Marriage by Moonlight,” will be repeated. ponuecant ass ED costas Prorossp Na’ Agp IMrRoveuext—The engineer in charge of the navy'yard hera,in his Teport to the Department, recomment's the pur- chase of sixteen acres more ground on the east- ernand forty-one acres on weatern side 0” the yard as absolutely neccessary. He recom- mends the removal of the practice battery to sboals in the river, an appropriation for dredg- ing the channe!, which is filling up, and variovs other improvements. The total amount of au- Proprigtions which be asks for improvemenis, and for the expenses of the yard, is #8: petal oan BRACKETS, with bronze heads and looking- lass, something new, at Prigg’s Dollar Store, epnsyivania avenue. TeE SaPrHo OrgRETTa sND BURLESQUE ComPany, openat Wall's Opera House on next Monday evening in comedy and burlesque. swoe- COURTS. THE CUOBT.—D: the recens of the ‘i 2 of the Orpheus’ Court i ice of the of Wills, 1 Wenvlell dated Apel 3h 11, ih his ‘+ Teal and Ir. OBPHANS’ Court Circuit be business of ‘Was transacted in The of Cornel ¥ je leave: snd Thomes Dn. Hill, he te istration of tacetateot 4 ‘ ton retarnes perrons ve . Hlice Bane was srdian of tar tatent Spiiiren af game; Eiving bond in the eam everal admini end ardisos accounts were approved aud passed. es POLICB COURT. Judge Snell—To-day, Martin Conser, ¢1 ‘h failing t> 'e certa'n rnb- bieh ont t, which he had placed thee, after - > been notifi'd by the officers; fined $2 and costs, Michrel Sullivan and Hepry Harvey, two boys, charged with unlawia! assembly, fined each and caste. Patrick Fitz¢er: profanity in the street; coljateral Vv bot appearil Henry Jones. col for ind+ cent of om in Market street, George- ed 85 an Ally Lukewallz, att for aseanlt on William Bowes euttiag hit ; hin in the Northern market, fined 83. Mary Bell, colored, charged with profauity lout enotsh tobe heard th the stivet: fined 93 Hors WcDevich, charged with cur-ing id a house loud enough to be wear on the str: drew Brocm, ci with commitiing an vated assualt on @- W. Dempsey, hosdefs in Geerce or six montha iu !ul. town; fined $1200 zh Nort’ m usia¢ profane and in ao uu iti strect: fued $3. Joshua jutler. with being drank and ¢isoa:derly forteited bi« collateral (5) hy not appearing. Charles Wellman, charged with stealing a Lal! be ellman, alt be- lchufna’ fond bagatelle table: fined “3 end conte we shed 2% ry mt to the court He said he had ‘lived forty err ateara aecske- years, and this was the firat time he was eve: drug oF fver stole anything, and be the last; that Se did not kaow he bad taken it until arrested. *e@ phouxht the paying of $3 would be areminder to bial. 7 ART- HUGHES ASSAULT CASE. A fart was arraigned, charged with fy assault om WSU. Hugbes. Hughes f Btewart struck hima blow in. this fare threate aud sbusive Be that Hughes had a ite against him tor refusing to go his security tn jaltimore some years azo when he got inte a culty, @nd on meeting hm yesterday he called bir (S.) abound, puppy, and other terirs, when he tok! that he was aliar, and at the seme int excuse me’ but you did, sir!” Stewart. coutinaing, erid that Bnghes ee in tho railroad car ashe was about starting for Bal Hceman, and, on seeing hir That's Rim, sir: that tay ir to the officer * rest him.” was taken 'y the officer and peiled to remain over vigat, with considerable inconvenience, which was all Hughes wauted Hughes said hedid not wish to preas the cass, ba there ach of the peacr. and Stewart bad him. The Court imposed a fine ot julred to give bonds to Keep the peace Hack, colored, unlawtul assembl tiesed Nichol in theo. i Step required to. house oni wi rofanity Titer inte boude in ie wnm of §20 f sx mouths. Florence Howard, « iting ats destroying the door of th where. shew ed $32, th NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING 10 LEABN GERMAN —A special course of in on fu German wild be commenced at the WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE on OCTUBER 3, 1570, by D. L. SELKE, teacher of rman in the public schools. Terms for the conrse of Applications will be received, st corner 7th and D streets, and at the the teacher, 542 12th street, between B S"Private classes in German and French can be formed st the teacher's residence, at moderate rc rates. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Marble Buildi B Btores No900 £902 Penn, £¥., cor. 9th st, FOB PRIVATE SALE. Fens mrgmontae Cae ea INKY FURNITURE of all descriptions which we invite .he attention of ayers sllare of excellent workmanship, w! has Tal arate adatlana bater ttre be eet WAN ENT eas ocm-tf A BLzAceen corrons. aK MILLS «0.00... tiie LOOM BbRutCoGt ti 8, oat and ot! ja ot. PRINTS 6,8. 10 and cts. RENE OO MRS USP w ase, low as Pinel to sell all our goods * BOGAN & WYLIB, 1018 and 1020 7th st. 5. W. POBTABLE FORGES, oy pexpens, GENUINE CONCORD AXLES, ‘TEMPERED SPRINGS, BEFINED ION, of all sizes and descriptions. ‘Mow in stock. oedl tf ‘Anvil. * BARBERSONB.” |. (Best Refined,) LB and T IRON. (omconp 4 TIBE end SOOPS, BANDS and METALS ABD BUILDEBS MARR AD Ivania Avenne. 612 Penney y ES ocd-Lm oC AND WOoD. I have the five cargess best sets WaleyaM waste et aah a? eat aamall advance over cost. Best quality OAK and FINE WOOD. of uate gras MEd Ak TL seop-ts Bev} Coad and Wood Berchans, ; GEORGETOWN. THR W war ves are commenc! winter appearsnce, as. ewing to the lateness of the wene) Beason. owners of ¥: risk of having them frozen up in the Potomac for the winter. yg "ve. Coastwise Tur Cavat is not broke: are arriving in great numbei ©. r ith, Dpondent of thi en! states, Inade by our business men that they their morning mail until near half- past cig! seven.” Though no" business men arriving about respondent has sought. to Sion: t ask roca to state. that thet the morning mail to leave Washington i foreach this office at half-past z.. ern and ‘east not due there watt Ine there on schedule ‘time a TR« arvesdaring the past week being rather Seven thourana tone on'y being shipped time meils would alwaye be missed, and very fri quen ‘ing to assume the dull re not willing to run the is dall, the ship ments from the a8 reported, and oats Post Office, Georgstorn. —Your Georgetown corres: ot receive ht, though convey an impres- state time for 7, amd asthe Alex: 7, if our maii sheuid leave there it 7 punctuaily, our Alexandria ice fe it off from Washington morni ae of the mails oe wae oe ‘Ale a z frequen: t ila. shntgh das bere 3 Sal ant 72 at ect ah 8 or sfter. Our business men” know also that al ways within fifteen or twenty minutes after or mail ee it is ready for delivery. But if a majority of " ALEXANDRIA. business men” prefer a pun¢tnal arri ¥ wail axe toa Tittle fey with full a have only to make know! ‘ir obedient servant, yy with full mail their wishes to tas. H. AGIN, P.M. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDER! that rail It is underat e ‘ts, the President of the road. by him. ang that proably an entirel: Ding corsiderably weet of the that engi ing the new route in a day or two. edopted. and t the route of the Alexand:iaan the construction of xamined by Mr DO: approved iy resent ont ineers will commence eurvey- Surcice.—Mr. Hiram Booten, of Madison county, ie" fit of mental aberration on londay morning last. took his gun into a grove near his house. and remov: the muzzle of the weapon ing his boots and stockings, at in oT) The trigger and blew the waole of INPRacTION or Brvenve Laws —Depnty U.S. Marshal Garwood brought here | night three men arre in Madison county, cha’ with vi- o'ating the Internal Fenton wo aninea before sent to the U. LAND Sar Alexandria. fol Bradley, of Yorkshire, England. a ris form. in, for @2.400. eu O.R, PRovirentza!, Becare — William Jackson, while at work repairing the rigg: ‘® coaster strerm this inorning felt from the maathoad istance of seventy feet, but bout ten feet above the otas al his lite. Srrcist_ ELxctioxs —The conservat! Fourth Ward hav ited J uel Brown for conservati e magistrate and Sam Fit Wasa the Ennis for constable A Vacancy —It derstood Nicbols. delivery clerk at the 16th i that position on ©. Hewes is an applicant for the resulting vacency, Suyxaxty Burt —Mr. Charles Smoot accident- ally fe'l from the new building at the Taunsty. ths even ‘ ‘was seriously het. | whOng OTFICE At Lewissvilie. Fairtax counts m. Swinl pointed postmaster, jimmes Welch, resigned. -Gazelie of last mint.” = CITY ITEMS. ALasKa Diamonpas, French Jet Jewelry, Etruscan Buttons, New Style Plated Buttons, Oride Screw and Back Studs, mol ic received this To 0} Black Silk Vests, #12; $8; Black Dress and Standard biack dress and Frock Doreskin Pantaloons, #10 to $16; vet Vests, $15; Finest West of Eng! cloths and Mi $10. Bark is a in the District. Cotton Socks, four dker- chiefs already hemmed 15 cents. Knit Jackets ae endless variety. The finest assortment o* Wi Ties Cal 409 7th street, Marble Hall, 67 Office. Kip Groves. Just received from Europe a new stock of Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, which I still seil at old prices. T'ry our $1 gloves at Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, peki iene % Ta rer of 7th from 6: in addition to pays interest on Gata ua Hiv MPtur has all kinds of thermometers..6.3. ireuit court and one discharge:|. Fairfax county. containing 150 1 lies Vi a at Prigg’s Dollar Store No. 457 Penmeyivania’ ‘avenue between x 6th streets. eltons, and fine French Coati: in a variety of colors. One Price No, 410 Seventh street, N. W. Fh na 0h es WHAT 18 QUILLAYA SAPOWARIA?—It is a — the =< PV geno Tree, when mecerated, a: ‘ant vegetable cleaning and peer eer he shard properti. by any other vegetable Daa ong constitnent of the cele- brated So-odont, the most popnlar dental prepa- tion ever introduced in America. “‘Spalding’s Glue,” stickiest thing out. fain d Racin ie GLogious News! Gent's Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Ever. Gent's Merino Undershirts an) Drawers 35, 40,50, @ and 75 cents. The best $1 Undershirts Good Whit and $1.25; a splendid article 2 ind see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman. eet, between D and E streets, and ) stapernlerioanrs City Savines Baw, cor- street ‘30 to 7:30 o’clock e Saturday evening, lawe. They were ex- Whittiesey—two a Tes, Bear the line of the W. deck, and thus saved owe) or vod en I ves have nominated Jest that Mr. James Geo, ia um . Post Office, will resign justant, and that Mr, 456 an RDER— ‘oats, $35; fi fine 1 ms Vel Broad- Beaver Suits to order trom Only. Gro. C. Hexwine. which yields, Bris ex production. €0 ite Shirts 75, 80, $1 and’$2.25.. Good pair for 25 cents. Han ever seen in the city. 7th street, opposite Patent 10,291: Kip Groves, Caas. Bacn’s venth street. avenue, is open BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc. A THE MAGAZINES AND FASH- 10N BOOKS FOR NOVEMBER, RECEIVE SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. ALMANACS FOR 187i, ILLUSTRATED LORDON ALMANAC P TONS Lb! MM A if ae GOvEYs LADY'S AMERICAN BOYS’ BOOKS OF GAMES WHAT SHE COULD. By the author of the Wide, ‘Wide World MODEBN WOMEN, AND WHAT IS SAID OF E.KENT. By Marion Warns OF THE AMERICAN STAGE MARG' BISTOBY OF THE SCAPEGOAT. . KS. NOTE. LETTER, CA’, AND cilia oe BILL PAPERS, and cverything in the Stationery line, for sale at LINGTON’s BOOKSTORE, bea ect y street and Penn. avenue. oct DAND FOR SALE AT NAC UMINAX B RECEIPTS B00 SPORTS AND ~ By Le: ai WOKS AT BALLANTYNE N shill 402 7th street, Intelligencer Building. F SERMONS. By Rev. Ucta- late ARIST. ME NEe Periuchtet, LIFE OF O¥ JESUS ALMOST A PRIB! IONS OF MY [Br PHINGES OF AR m2 TORS. A OF NAZARETH. By Abbott. ST By ira. J. McN. W: ENGRAV "8. of Georgetown ¥ » By Dr. Hanna, New edition, Mes ht. Sout By, Helps ART: PAINTERS, SUULP- . By Crbind, 0625 | Sa BOOKS, PENERIVES, NE GOLD PERS, Ww STOCE YOR B4LB BY oc%-tr Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 1)th st. re FALL 0008 JUST RECBIVED a? 906 Bavenrs OrauzT, DEALER iN BOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDBENS WEAR, selo-tr __ 906 7th strect, betwoon I and K. H** PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, ocd-ly 704 7th st.. bet. G and H. sts. *PHOGN SILK OMEAELIAS OL” Babee rooms, 1000 AN Act to Isy 8 ‘west. fro and directed to cause 9 water-main Feurkenth street w 8 soffici f yy such of lots touching or ae are au AN Act to set the curbstones and of Common Co! the Mayor be. que ways and gutters between bord on Cte pod 8 the improvements; the sald tax tone AN AcT to ley a as may be necessary, be. tion w AN Act to set the curbstones and of Common Coancs! of the Ci'y af W. by imposed Geritg ont 4 piace f the act approved October 12, 1805. Tov of r 12, "a 500. manper and unuer the superinieaden: law; and to detrar the expenses of said iaiproveiaen' = posed and levied on the Tine of the im easessed and collected in confor visions of the act approved Octcl AN Act to grade anil gi Thin! ‘West and Seventh street ¥ eled. and the sum of one t! thereof as may be uecessary, (OFFICIAL } CITY ORDINANCES, Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council of the Chy of Washington. AN Act granting permission to James Heaning to erecta frame bailding ted by the Board of Air nen anit Board Ce | the City of Wasa ington, That is * od James frame building st-oiviag hl houses on Nineteenth street. betw streets. on lot 19, fm equare 1i0.¢be fo remain pane. | the pleasare of the corporeti m. Proweded. ereever. consent of uv Agwere. The consent of the President of the Caited Approved, October 36, 1870 |. ver). Mayor. Approved, October 27,» U. 5. @nant. AN Act granting certain privik to Bev P.F. a legen P. Be it enacted by the Board at Aldermen ama Beart of Common Counce of tae City of Washineton. That BprRitson de, and is hereby. granted to Mev BF Carthy to extend the abuiment of the wall of the church at the corner of Erghth and U strew'y north west. when commenced. three feet six inches out from the main wall. and — the building line Approved, October 27, 1°70. AN Act to construct a sewer in Twelfth street cast to cross K street and intersect with the sewer of the railroad. cros® K street sary be nuproscicied Cuca tee Bia ed en sary be approsrisied out of the Siath ward foa.;acd the work te be dove under the existing laws. Aprovedy Oct ber 37. 1S sa AN Act to take ‘ton. That hereby, authorized and re- to cause the gutter fronting on, bered tka id, end. to detray the thereof sufficient sum te becely a acca oat o funds of the First ward. a in themapner and under the <a endence pro- ide by law. proved, October 37, 1870. AX ACT to pave the footway and gatter on the sou’ pool _ Borth, Detweed Second aud Third is enst. Be wt emaciedt by the Boar af Aldermen and Board &f Common Counc: ! of the City of Washington. That the M. beret: Peony ey ire gutter on the south Second ‘hird or be, and he ie he pamber cf cubic done ip front of eround.as shown by the oF subdivision of in his office is hich «ball be affected sfor-eaid work. | Dae Approved October 27, 1570. AN Act to set the curbstones and pave the foot and gutters on the east side of Fifteeute street street northwes?, from Mf to C s Bet enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board ¢f Common Council of the City of Washinaton, That hereby, authorized and im the the Mayor be, and he is quested to cause the curbstonés to be set and foots aye gu side AX Act to set the curbst: nes and ‘and gutters on the south side avenne, between Seventeenth street and Conace Bert enaried by the Board of Ald je at emacie joar hymen and Board of Common Council of the City of Washington, That the Mayor be, und hs is bereby. au horized to cause the cur! to EE §? ccm Mas- muecticat arene, he work to ba comtracted for law; to dalray the ex pene f is hereby imposed and ler: on all ped on the line of the improve Eicon nid to be receed ad! cllcted fp Ee Oetober 12, 1866. tApproved, October it Be it enacted b ‘he Board of A de OI of Common Coumcit of the City of Washtazion, That water board be, and they are hereby, authori: to be inid in usta) hvend to defray the expentes thereer : res thereof, De.and the same te hereby spent be lotsor parts Wate: main font sum be. riated, payable out of the water iand. to Tistite wei Saks thorired by lar. 1970 Approved, October pare the footwase apd gutters on the south side of M stroct, be. tween Sixteenth sireet and Connect'cut avenae. Be ul enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board il of the City of Washington, Phat dhe is hereby, authorized and re Lie peice np to beset and foot aved on the sonth side of M street, street and Coumecticui avenu> to car xteent! The work to be contracted for, and executed in the Cmeogapey ghee ne r = elimdege pers go) provided by law; an fray the expense of said improvemen: ‘@epecial tax equal to the cost thereot iene ee ‘and levied is hereby im- on all lote or parts of lots “ be assetsed and collected in conformity with th= prov, sions of the act approved October 13th, 1555. ‘Approved, Octaver HAs iy across Mew York are ee vurch and Fifth streets weet. ly ine Beard of Aldermen and Board nue, a Be we ) Sere Counc of the City of Washington. ‘cum of one hundred doliaye, or so much thereof dad’ Fourth 8 flag foot 8. 5 [ Approved, Octoper 27, is ve the . on Loth sides ct Samson street, ween Fift: snth and Sixteenth st: cets northwest. Beu enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board the same is, ap; he Thi ‘ashington, That and he is herehy, suthorized aud re quested to authorize the curbstones to De set and the tostways and gutters paved on both sides of Samson street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. The work to be contracted for, and executed tu, the manner and under the superintendence proxiged by to slefray the expenses of eaid Impeore- ments @ special tax eyual to the cont thereof is be-< and ievied on ail lots or parts of lots ber he line of the ovement; the sai aud collected tn coutormity with the roved October 27, fo set the curbstones and pave the toot- utters on both sides of Samson -tceet, teenth and Seventecnt): etreets by the Board af Aldermen ant Boart of Comnion Councai of the City of Washington, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, autherized aad re cause the curbstones to be set and the itters pawed on both sides of Samson Siateenth and Sev entee vontracted tor and ex wised by atpecialtax qual to the cost thereof is hereby iu: iH lots or parts of lots bordering wement: id t Approved, Uctober = M street south, between t West and Seventh street wer” Aldermmand 6: n ny of Wastenston, The the Mayor be, ami he is hereby. authorized rccted to cavse M street south. letween Third virest , to be grated Nousand dollars, be.and t propriate out of the funda oft fayor to carr : sual the MT Approved, October 27, 1570, Tt arched bridges to be cons ructed hth street west te fitersoction 8,7, ted by the Board af Aldermen and foard oet’ginvren Counc of te Caf Mancinazen. That ' vor be, 4 : to caiise arehed bridged to be constra: tod i Rigi etreet went at its tnsoresceon with’. iB i ad ey a wer: ), &e.. proper: and to detra ec thereof, 006) five thousand dollars, r ‘thereot be ‘aud or i the bar a eelneeter tase coats actincett ispeiet ofinloae poet ie Blader’ TApproved, October 3, Fem. T to grade and gravel L street, from Fifteenth beet yt Gompecticat ayenu> worthy or Few enacted by the Board of Altura and Board m rt x Act to grade apd gravel Sixth street southeast, Ajram Pengpyiveminevei tothe north ‘wide of ‘Se dt Boar 7 Fis swsnon Comncilof the 4 oF Waoktngton Peed the sum ‘ot eleven hundred aoliats, or wo much aoe EB of the fande of the = igen Ward Pe at of Bstaest gpd sixth Wards, me Saad fro sola ayor. AN AcT to gravel B street south, from Sixth street ‘ te b sfecet came. o/taamrarelag Sete sparen Sees eer yeaa boss perest ae may be necessary to dé eparoveds Uclobar Sf 4a AN Act to lay a water-matn in Pa pf oe is appointed by fn tober 2.1378. Jaw, Approved, Ucteber 28, 179, rgetown, D. 0. There will be a special saleon TUESDAY. Novem ler S b.ata@oclocka m. and on THURSDAY. Novemb-r 10th at 10 0 clock a @ SATURDAY 2th atte C,H. OR) Psy Saleomian, EFINED ©iDd T have just received s large guantity of B CIDSB, from Western New ¥ i hich sale by the Gallon. Keg or Bar: Keg and Spigci loaned to cnstomers = . BILEY A SHINN, 57 Greene street, Georgetown. D0 TH tL NG QUUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND Soule + of Georgetown (for the election of off gers for the ensuing yeat,) will be held at the 0. Tripity Church, SUNDAY next, 6th instant, at ecleck p.m. “Ail re are requested te at t |. Bo NEP STOCK —Jun received & large aesoramont iN of first clase READY-MADE CLOTHING, which will be offered to the public Pilces, marked. in plain figures. Al “LOTHS. CASSIMERES and VESTING! order. Please exathine my steck before purchasing. RICHARD FULL +L VB. no2 Im* No 80 Bridge stront. (ASH, PAID FOR LADIES: @ CHILDRENS CAST - OFF CLOTHING, BOUTS, 880! at L. GBADWOHL'S. 173% jeorgetow n. te by mail from Bridge ‘street Georgetown or Washington attended to. 25 ty ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown. TRU STERRSALE 0} By virtue of Ist day of Octobem A Ase jay of Octobem A. 5 the lard records for ti nty, im 50. at folios ID, 4: seq ,and at the aye of the party sncured, thereby. U will ablic Suction. in fropt Taine rt ~the 1 9th aay of Novembor, A De Darts of Lots Nos. 272 ‘and Georgetown, with the improve: at reasouadle nod lw trust D. = hy Psadditten io ite thereon. © property fronts 4) feet on Washington street. and har a dey is im proved by « fine apd common ing House and ontbuildings, wii vovemmente, and the mo! orn im: isnow occupied by B. P. Osusia, =e Ome mast be ney to be paid in land 2 years. wi terest from the day of sale, to be secured of trust upon the property. Should the term: tbe Gomplied with im six Gaya after the day of as, the deposit to be forfetted the perty to be reseid at the risk and cost of thedefaulting purchaser, ue ne paper published int eyancing and stamps at DW. JONES, Trnsteo, MAS DOWLING. Aact. L** anonreae OF FALL AND WIN OOT, Bes ed ‘e 5 5 »;3.. receiv; row very low s aesortmentot FALL aedWiN TER Goul great care fromthe New York impor- and jobbers, and ls up for casi gmprinoe a full ine‘of Ledice Dress Fabrice, beat PE cyan eR re Mohairs, and Al ‘of ail the nd in Giothe aud Ki their putrchsee, oto aire’ “jouk i, SMOOT. L - oo FALL AND WINTER DEY GOODS NOW OPEN. iT \ EXER TOES cree ooered cores SORT Voleures. : Ei Ss om BA to conte ts pelete precee Cloth ere ry Casceane ft CJ ap fry x all colors “a ‘sau lebrated KID GLOVES. Josephs KI Bt A BENJAMIN MILLERS Bridge street. Georectown. HOT RAYS. 3, fine establishment, 920 15th street N.W_, Scott Square.) having recently been re fitted. is now open for the, recepsion of n the European plan, with the, market afiords. a Corarr lsh and K sts., (Franklin Syuare,) having been enlarged and refitted during the past summer is now oper for the reception of guests. with fine BOOMS, sipgie aid en suite, uasurpassad. by apy in the city, pe? im DENTISTRY. ASHINGTON DENTAL PLACE, 1318 Massacuusetts Avextz, Near lith street? lower veta Teeth. i © perme gas... 3 conta, De tiaP RATT, Graduate tween D and E north, price to laboring REwovar. of Ohio College ot be- Le Orrics “ae done te _the best’ te prices. ene “a bas remeved bis 1112 F street; Ail DENT. end st manner or extracting teeth. H. BURNS & CoO., 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 306 NINTH STREET, HAVE IN STORE ALL OF THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES oF BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, AND FOR LADIES’, GENTLEMEN'S, MISSES AND (IL. PEERS WEAR, All of which have been gotten ap with a great deal of care and attention. AND THINK WE CAN PLEASE THE TASTE OF THB MOST FASTIDIOUS IN STYLE, MATERIAL, AND PRICES. 87 A CALL FROM THE PUBLIC GxNE BALLY 18 SOLICITED. oo tty ‘ABLISHED 1537. JOHN PAYNE & SONS, ‘. * UPACTUKERKS AND KE- CAKKIAGE MANUFACTUN No, 2608 axy 2510, noS-th8,t3t - Foamy ante ote ne. To Go To SUTHERLAND’S SHIRT FACTORY, 940 F STREET, Ro re YILMOB & = cena ieree PERS. BALTIOO LB Parre, Cuvillier . er & Go. § A. in Stor ESeeremgt uae. be ‘WAVaNG Cioars. suo us IT JHAt DON'T LIKE GooD .©. JOHNSON. W. w ~ 7 holesalo BUTTER and iy A corner Sth and 1 ste., DAIRY BUTTER, which he: 5 a waenn ESeekeipary winch wil be sof Bs OBE Li . MORE LIGHT. surpass ail inventions to this for of ‘Light and Safety. nauitto IN & PEARSON, Y.M ©. A. Building, 9b Sud D eects, ' | + |. Weakness of 1 fection of the Kidneys or BI OF THE | ! z To i BALTIMORE LOCK MUSPITAL. OFFA z. 7 SULTH FREDERIOK STREET great Hoe 0 DISEASES OF IMPBUDENCE he Back or Lis Sricta charges, Impoter Bead. Throat ‘Nose or Pkin, Affections of the L ‘apes, Stomach or Bowele—thoee t-rribie Toes arimipg trom Solitary Habits ot = more fatal to Teme to the most brill eohvary ube Bighting their renderiog Eepecially. Vite, that areadiul and deatrocth Fone Pow impe: .) Be ab faipitation. Organte W skies. Nervous Debts, yy ether Dis) nalification, epeedily removed places — ‘ff under the care "a tm hts hom | nmmedt eGR gor Mew tiately Carved. an 2 ; tat tng eflection whit renders jife mie triage impossible, is the penarty pa! thse Wmoereper iodal to ¢ mmit exc | Peogemere of tue slveadiul couss | eurue. Mow, who that understands | pretend to than by the prudent” _Hveides ure of healthy offspring, eerucaiy symptoms of both body and he +y ster cee deranged tal fenctions Rervous trrita! hemt. inéieest ing of the fh . cvagh, © Reumpttion, decay « A CURE WARRANTED IN TWo pay Peracus rulved i) nesith by unlearned preteoder who keep thim trifling mouth afver mouth cake. | Foteonons and injurions compounds, should app. ia DB JOUNSTON, being alarmed at frequent tiuehing. or rangement of mind. were NOTICE. ured them J, eyarecses serves by Shich ram bow body and Dusipess, study. society or mar: Ti are some Certain, epeedy, pleasent end eftectual remedy world. OFFICE, 7 SOUTH FREDEBIOK STREET. left hand side golug from Baltimore «treet. atew the corner. Fail not to observe nawo umber. letters received anless portpald and eon, stamp to be used on the rene * ebould state and send « thon af 4 ‘arttoswowt Seaccibing — ee The ore a TER Do MENT OF ‘The man} thousands cured within the last twenty rears, and nun portant surgical operations performed! ty Dr etn. witntesed by the reporters of the Swe aod nm cuber papers, notices of which have appe: and Te ed ace. belore the public, besides bis standing v Egerton of character and responsibility, ie « it goaren’ ict Di ES bP u SkL uk Pies “ PROPOSALS. peBere Nogvtien Office ef Superimtenden. and inspector of Sewers Carrtazerays. Kootways and New times. Cry Hail, Wasawegton. 1. , Nov. 1, i5i0 opesals wi fil be received hy the unde » SATUR ‘aed. at the Mayor DAY: itn November, hoder an one. 1900 nder an act approved Wvth Je ne circular in form ne “inchen ‘thick Fourth and Fifth s{reet ineide diameter, tw: ‘all>. ‘The laterals Will be etghteen ier; Walls, nine inches thick irop.’ The excavation will Bidders will state the Der foot for the main sewer, per foot for the iaterai branch, per manhole, per dro} For further informstion wh fo te Super 4 Inepector FORSYTH, roy Sup tend Inspector, &e. a> & UBLIGC NoTicgs Office of Superinienden: *, Footway: Cuty Hail, W Sealed Proposals tigned at the Mayor's Office, until 12 m ou DAY, 30th day of November, 157). tor th: tion Of a Sewer in North Garolina avenae ant |? street south, from Fourth street east to Second #tr nat The main sewer will becirentar in form, diameter foar feet. walls nine inches thick il be two inside erals will tw ie i inches thick eee foot for the trap and house connection eac Feformaticn apply to the Ss mpector. excavation will be at 7 aod epecibcations Yor the wall can beaten s: bid must be accompanie! by a goo) end # tisat tar coutract, If swarted. will be prospAy aod reacrves the right to reject si! \y indorsed © Propos:'# EI Cemetery."