Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1871, Page 4

a = — = “Is that you, | THE DEATH PENALTY. sSASS street 4 waiked by, andi seh. ~etaee ee Perens el amet?” ance eked Dower’ Where 2700 | TBE MURDER OF MES. PAULENER. ““AACHE” BOLSTER RILLS “SORRY” JAMES. going?” He mage no reply, bat cont). ae Dresdful Revenge of « Cowardly Bruiser | 787. a3 a5 ane saloon, Na) i ;) had A Shot Sn the Dark from a Springfield Musket: | §S2),(ldentifed Welle ae tne ee ere ake INSURANCE. a MUTUAL LOCAL NEWS. AMUSBAENTIS, &c, shot was fired. He then came towards them ind: t VERS INQUEST.’ ain within about fifteen feet. Witness said to <a g oe i en | caceerureavenstzmet int nig ence | ete ea: Ren ets ons lee eae een ; as dein 4 There was great excitement Iaet night on wl 1 ¢ ) put the 7 Siliea besstet nt” | necth ciao Ore street, Detweem 13th and 14th | shonlder. James tarned to 100% Bol- Meh interest ill , the Horse Tamer, 134 and E | streets, in consequence of ihe fatal shooting of James fell in the peed Denuens 3, aie” 2 Joreph Jamee, better known as ‘Sonny James, | towards the gutter and aaa edi = j a well known sporting man, by the notorious the stree! ¢ branch alley ABCHOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPAR. started across for othe: ir poese. Horatio (er ‘*Rache”) Bolster, whose name is | the police, and followed Bolster up until tue Be tt enicied by the Boo'd of Aidermnen and Boar couneel, has ~ 39 : Hi he wil me of Comimon Conmeile/ ths Onty af Washinsion ny, onty too familiar to all connected with the | Pa old the | that pots o : "3 y. Tt appears that last oficer co take him to ove the man, and e oe va few weeks ‘sates = Uourt of the police and criminal courts. It ap! fore taking him to the station. No wards mited Statce, be, and is Ber*%y, authorized to on- evening between Sand ovclock, the two mon ) Te,e‘need at that time other than those he hat c , abe branchgliry ia sauare No 73 hada fight ip which James came o ts Deationsd. Tne was exhibited, and wit | 44. 1s, - «me PRIONER se interjets Teg Mo. 18-\p said equare. he O-ing the Bolster was badiy beaten, and his nose broken. | Tes teetiged that it was aboutethe size of the | Mat mad> ", en Paton Wo Sener Sf oh the exo ring the saté branch south side of the Avenue, near 3th street in he saw. Witness was positive that Wells ' "uy Wednestiay received the Visits of Rev. | ‘src 'n “and be ut further enacted, That Juath ee ees cee ae aes ded Bolster the gum; recognized him bh” |, 1 Father Walter, of St. Patrick’s Church, who | Field be, and is hereby. alco authorized tocrent c Where be entered with s companion, wip- | jong frown overcoat. ‘Did not see ‘eteh near | bas given him religious instructions and conso- str abeut twelve feet mqaare, adjacent CAPITAL ABD A®SBT4..............g400,000 n ‘AS. GOPBILL, Vice- This fawnee all Kinds of Life and Kodow ment op the Motrat Pian. aS THE KATIONA} PRESS BANQUET. RULLISST SFP S0h. 1 Pree banquet given at the All Polictes non forfeiting efter two parment: to the m of . Saw Wells tem minutes h~", ‘ie dation. Rev. ir Wi of St. Joseph's ling house or its appurtenances. Tortriction on travel or . Annus! div ne ee eebapee mene: | drinks, and when ho Femoved the, hand- | Tey bad had a diteut, q..crere with Bolster. | 180%, Nay gained in ax kiss ‘adviser on | occupring lote 1s and $3. and parts of tote Is ame 13, ie << a oe — manee kerchief to put the giass to his lips at the corner Of say street aul the Avenue. | Wednesday, and has gince visited him once at | the shove man ia ‘Thirty days’ grace atlowod tm payment of pre- pciosan of the carnival fertivitief, | bar Keeper noticed that his nose was very much | Bu ister and aneine ete atthe corner | least each ‘day. Within the past few days he | APeroved, February 4, isl ie Fe » Perley Poore presided; ana happily | out of shape. Bolster le sald after receiving | Sher james and wittens pane ane ne | has. been. contin gaged with his praver | ax Acr providing tor the Tedemption in part of the provements. No Forfeiture of Policies for Non-payment of Atbs right were Vice President Col- | the drubbing to have threatened r | etruck at the man with Bolster, and heran.and | 000k. His counsel, Mr. A. K. Browne, visits ten-year bonis of this corporation ‘One third cash: balance In six cme. = at Horace Porter and Senator Howell, | D2™e* 1u@ atsight. About 10 o'clock Bolster 0 ‘an, aut ene:at Horace Porter ani ; sale passed down F t, between 13th and lth | Witness struck Bolster two or three times in the | Lim almost os also his aged father, (who Be ut macted by the Board of Aitermen and Board | twelve montha, with notes Le bas the ie of the enti of Common Cownct! of ths Civ af Washaneion, TP at deed of trust om th ‘ Company sie lode yay pp ad efi Se nthony,Hon. Mr. B sm face; tree J x ae the sympathies of near! entire comma- on Cowne ae Cw ciOR. of trust om the premises. aced ne Ae to equal in tome rb Le G Schneli's restaurant. Lolster spoke to James, | was about, Witness championed a, Sfeteray several wal aeaeerinencas ‘core sod for the refompticn of the tae-tter tease nt | feed OHMOS DOWLING Ae, | rantertng 8 pow R. for James, used . erent for the re iow of 1 ir er of fe] s 4 P After thi i i a admitted to his cell, at the door of which agua d | this corporation, (namely. about one hundred aod | ———-—————_ | =. “ace ens me.” Holmer then went back t0 | {tet sus Sere witness ond ——— has been continually stationed for days pat: | 'w/uty thongani gollagy.) ta the immediate payment | AY 3 a ae | LOCAL BOAuD OF DINMCTORS Fou DISTRICT t t * ah . of pai ° . : ly appeared with a musket in hie hand, which | James went, down stairs, and when witaca: | ie) found him in good spirita, cheertul and | sud redemption of said bonds.» mat inorter to | AGENT FOR THE GALE Os RE aTE ULckkrs. | n os evatiad at rej, | Came down James was about to strike Bolster, | t#!kative. that he was fully prepar. The charge ts load’ of Dackaner. ceeeced why | but witness checked bine, to meet hisfate. Shortly after a representativ t, $9. Smoot. ¥. Pree. Prevent any upjuat discriminai u in the redemption of said bonds to t) @mount afor: said, be, | |The public arecerdially invited to call and inapeet | 5 * T Lichter. Aeetseo, 1G Kimball. ar: y : “Is that you, Sonny?” James said, | 400 stru " } : . : be ‘Chart gine | of Tue Stax visited bim in company with | 2% : them at my Store. They are highly recumeud~d | SA BMCKim. Med. Kx. Bobert B. Oram : erie Te trees aul Botier waker | timore, at ite Gtorgestreet had known dames | Warden Crocker, and found him in the center | Sune saBeren?: case dully womeperer ol thsdaie where they havelisen arg” Deby ‘i ® hops: Toungs. Conk wy towards the avenue; ne Pouter walked | ton years; khew Bolster aad Welch. saw Wells | Cell on the right corcidor of the second floor. | Sr tis vercerstber es eee reer the desire aa LAZENBY, No. 124 Bridge street, ft Witmerows ¥ Goinen, by, Vice | “'rowl soom gathered, an) Offer Porry, | last hight; was with James when he was tht; | He was dreseed im checkered pants, Drown vesi | its comsent of the Neldvre thorrat-t the extont of | fe #40 A= Georgetown, DT. | LIGHTER « MARCHE, Hie commended the Pres | who was standing at the cornerdf 13th street, at | Was Stauding im Harris’ saloon between 9 and is as Stang wp equines the.) eho cal re Gene ee F LAZEMBY. ron Bivens Ret y American and thor- | Once follewal Bolster, arrested him sadtock | 100'clock, when Bolster and a man like Wells Ww rocker asked i{ he could | f/m the holders of the oa'd Bonde in order thacre + NO. 124 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. jane din G17 Teh street, opposite Post otter 2 then of the press | him to the central guardhoute, where ho neq | Came in.” Witness left_aud went to Usher’ anything for bi ihe frigoner replied, | tain what rate of discount they will allow t> the | giz iwect C.ngrom aud Ligh sis0m. north wi = 7 Pee and attained positions of | jocked ups wounded man—James—was | 80d there met James, Darden, and Green in | “! bave got everything m. Crocker | corporation in consideration of thelr redemption Me hy? Fire! Firet We see them represented in ot A ine DISTRICT OF COLUM f “ os " it of Godfrey's. Saw a man like Wells | informed him that if he knew of anything he jor to maturity: and that of the proposale ay tad Sar Skecaivg Cgrk ol | examining the wounds, provounced them fatal, | Green went in aud got @ drink, and then | and he replied by thanking him, and saying | preféren ees vera] Senators. the House | yay, is poe hn walked towards Greens. Heard Bolster ask i{ | that he would do so. The reporter said to him om, “ é actory Prices. Devivered in Geers or 1th Uireet, and Mtr: MeDoevitt went for tier, | that was James, and saw bit go back towards | that be was glad to see kim in good spirite | ,SEC,.) 4 tn purmanee pecof this actenail be tamestt | All orders FER STU aes ot Father Walter to give him the last consolation | the lager saloon, where @ man standing inthe | Under the circumstances, and the prisoner BERT canceled andl placed in possesion of the vity | re ro-tf ae ne Georgetown, D of the eburch. Bolster gave no explanation et | 00or handed hima gun. The man waedressed sepied, that he might as well be cheerful as ister. who shal report mee ee ee rat - : -j the murder, and expressed no regret at the act | like Wells, with the exception that he had on | Stherwise. The crime of which he was con- | to Councile, ve the canceled EAT BARGAINS IN COTTOBS. ity ov zi é vioted was not alladed to during the interview. | bonds until they shall Boon emamined and de- Soon. Whee Mae Mover tate nerd | eked Wie thee tone deed jeeps Should the execution take place it will be enc | Sroved Or Otherwise disposed of by order of the | “New York Mille, Wamsatta, Anal > ang | 2M. ANSON AND B LEWIS BLackrory THB RECENT HEAYY LOSSES Mare BREN PROMPTLY 4uJu. | METLY AvJUST BY aderable numberof Phe press of our cout almost cnlimited power, and for th idsit well. To ho do their wi and faithiv IBSURABOB BOOMs LA us Conncils. ther best makes Shirting Musiineat REDUCED ess mankind. in con- | rather Walter.-) conscio: “What isthe matter, Rach ‘Saw the gnn | tirely private, and but few will be admitted to | “yunel! vther emacted, That the e | Petes ; E: ina ot B 619 GBYERTH sTaseET, fax male a pleasant reference | iter died, surrounded by Lie tien ae ane | discharged by ‘Bolter’ whe taney ie Eu | the yard. ‘The preparations for it have teen | ot*Gxtsad iironty Moguatd Gofiare parsvis | RMCES,. Splendid 44 Bleached bag. Cotton i, | Lowy, who was loudly called ALLEGED ACCOMPLICES OF NOLATRR. James aud witness, When James fell he said | MAde mostly under the direction of the acting | oat of the ten-year bond fund bes and the ears ye | Butlin 5 LY | OPPOSITE Post oPric apen to respond. notorious “ Reddy” Welch was after- | “My God, I did not do anything. deputy warden. Erchy sepropriated to enable the Mayor to carry | Pi *o Damark. Table | waHo ERX TO THEIK 4.000 Fox.» Mr Anthony contented himself with a brief | wards arrested by Officers Doyle and Clements | Wi. Thomas, eworn—Witness lived with de- THR SCAPYOLD wba reer tn Linens, Ni and ed Back | HOLDERS Dy THES DIS moreus reply, im which Lesa be lad | and locked upon suspicion of beipz an acces. | Ceased: was at the house when Bolster came | 1 now complete. Itis in the north yard of the proved, February Velveteens reduced from Goods WITHOUT BEG. Toom for Spring Btock. ed @ speech five columns in ¢ infamous tive minutes rule ft him from delivering for tory, and when in custody owned to loadingthe | With another man and asked for James. ‘Bol. | jail, which is surrounded by a wall about 14 it of Weapon with buekshot yesterday. and said he | SteT insisted on seeing James, and.Jamestinally | feet in height. The gallows is about 16 feet Mi AND WHO (NeTRE PROPERTY (5 exe rovide forgthe ext duc on certain bon te of eit’ . ‘er | from the north wall of the building, and the nome = SRST COMPANIES AT LOWEST BaTas Meret id walsoeiated da Wel's'wat'seat& | heard ie sot tadran dowirwngee Mirae | imme dance fm the east wall af the yar wasting a hand when the fatal thet was ined sod Getas, | Was laying, aud heard him say Dennis, 1 am | Theplatform (double floored) is 9 feet wide and | Be « enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board (CASH, Fa of Wachington— | won the mushet from the bands of Bolater after | gone rey : Wong, at a beight of § feet from the ground, | «/ Commun Comm ibel he Citvoh Warninctom. That DI THR WUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE mo the common memories of the ‘past, and the Bolst: ‘hed if hi iad A react yy 12 steps ri ing m the vement end et 5 BOO 5 ; Or Gommon interests of the future, inspire all with | Me latter fired it, olster asked if he did not see James strike James C. McGuire the amount of Terk. ‘The police made every eftort durin; nt | him, and said James called him a prize tight- | Sout 8feet south of the hydrant. Above eemmon earnestness to develop and beautily Principat terest due and unpaid on certain hands of the Wash the city and make it = worthy Capital of our to arrest another man, who, it was sa.}, banded $00 | ington and Alexandria Railroad Company guaran- oe a beam of 4 by € inch timber res! UABE A50BTS.........840.000.008 ing — ——. Witness replied that he did not; but when he Borst Sg pe uprightsof thesame size reaching tom height | teed by the corporation under act of Febrenne a, ow Paw: - great uation.” antl acct EEL CO ee | (witness) went out he found his cap on the | OF 16% feet above the ground. ‘The rope—a % | Ist, and to enstie im, to mak ,: Laer wd te bd » R Shey her'| was called upon fo re- | Sergeant Vernen, going ini ‘*Reddy” Welch's ement: This was about Siteen minutes be- | Grae made Saat in the center of tale bens | endicions exmbe. 2 poe and as he rose to do so was greeted irom | hal room, (American Hall,) on 1 street, near | fore the shooting. Bh Litehes, with Cay Ad bout mar tue general fubd, | EW BOOKS. KEW BooKs ‘1meTO! FLOR AT T! , i oe perth ye erny alee ino yr loth, fonnd the alleged accomplice in the ‘room Ovcar Feiler Shici ws the feet of a man ot ws size to ate poor of the — we * his bat. He is a man named Georze | Park House. Duering was in th ; be about «feet from the ground ater the fafl or | AX AcT for the relief of the des Wells. He denied thathe knew anything what- | Pight when Bolster came be was ready to exert ali his 7 and with another man, | the drop. The trap, 5 feet square, is exactly in is means, avd so Were many patriotic BAS OURS. Proctor a Oi GF GOD" Bawiiten ! | 2.m, MANSON ANDB.LEWIS BLACKYOED 1 619 SEVERTH STEEBT. f enacied by the Board ef Aldermen and Board | ‘i i i ; * . d i. witness id e 1s as ) the center of the platform, and falls outwards | of Common Cowncel of the City ef Washtngcon, That bout him We believed that measures | free cance or guy coneaeen ee ee Hens | Socio ee Wells as the party,) about | Seem the rope is pulled aa iron catch proven: | Scere at See ieee a tetas Mastington, That pbk etch Bad tren and would be inaugurated which immediately locked up in one of the cells at th. James A. McDevitt (detective).—Witness ob- | ing itfrom rebounding, and a bumper of saw ie beeen om ae aia the, Seearel Tend to , bes - Fhe ividente for tits year have varied from st y-~ Tatton the vival of Parser of ane ate ite | Central guard-house tntil the matter is cleared | tained the gum Iast night from Welch's har | dust Placed against the timbers om the front | Pprchs City, who ate. aueble to work of camnor ob hem Saoageana chorecter ~~ unaataamaod mation, the rival of Paris or of any other cap | op. room. It appeared to have becn tired but a line of the gallows will deaden the sound. | fit"°,clopment:entd priation to beexpenied _ Dr. Arpet She, wx stalin the world. The citizens of W m | cae rosr MORTES BxAwINATION. short time before ‘The trap is supported by a trap stick about five | Sider the auspices ana pirection of the °* Wiehine OF AUSRORS. 3vot vas proposed to make the 2d of February in cach Quite a number of the friends of the de. TRE VERDICT. feet long, with rounded bergen Pan on @ trus- | ingtom Asseciation for the Improvement of the Con- fers * N Boni 4 year a national hotidsy. The celebration of | -egced called to view the body daring the ‘The jury, after deliberation,-returned a yer- | *!€. to the lower end of which is attached a | ditien ef the Poor,” and that the amount thus ap — cencer ing | BAYIONAL METROFOLIT bah ood SS Thy — aud | mornings with the exception of hist inti: dict that deceased came to his death by a fern epics Bins be ged bop gh omy eng the rig fav so impbursed the general raplinad out aa. | ["yies ABSURASCECOMFAEY am citizens of nation cor ly Wei- te fri ‘ASSO cia’ wi t's . | Wound inflicted with a gun discharged by the 7 y ” + . } oF eordii 8 = b that Geor; was t= 7 of . * ‘ o — people of the wkele ation feel that Washine: “Des W.W. Potter the Coroner, who had been | ing olthe aforesaid Joseph daiuce. > esto" | “\eeterday'a trial was made of the rope, a bag | °!erebartir. "Approved, Februacy 4,157 — ' ono anizky A0GUST ten delonged to them, and feel al-o a warm in- | notisied inst night arrived at James’ residence Ene Coroner, after the rendition of the yer- | of Sand (180 pounds weight) being used. and it _ AN ACT for the relief Bobert Cruit. terest and a just pride in it. The principal and Wells | Worked satisiactorily. This weight is about 3 enacted oy tne Board of Aldermen and Bord ‘Third toast: «* gi c of Cos mon Counce! of the Cit is OLRS OF W. W. 8: ess in the front parior. Be- | a accessory, to jail, to await the action of the | Pounds more than the weight of the condemnei! | of Cow mon Cownes! of the City of Washington That | MEM EATO! of the Unitey | bout 9 o'clock (~ morning and found the body | dict, committed Bolster Btates_Of the people and for the people. It is | /*¥i2E on a matt STAMPS. neath the body wasa rool of blood nearly“ fect | TANT jury.’ There being no testimony to con. | Man. crete be, ond the ease Sa hereby ceeproneisioaeer | SALES "0, Bio | guardian Zea thoy ure porticuberty pisebed te indiameter. The body was at onceremovedtoa | Bect Welsh with the shooting, he was released. PELL ef the First and Second Ward fande,to coatie the | “Paes, DICTIONABY, 2 vols. 929 00 Seicome them sosatty.”. Responded toby How | ‘able in the back room when Dr. Potter assiste| zs mae Gee al ; GEORGETOWN. the as weet Gale tea. Sastre Ty | HANS BREITMAN AS AN UHLAN........g0 75 Mr. Brooks. ot the New York Express, who de- | 0¥,Dr-.F. Hartigan and Dr. Conover made a ee SE IES Hie tote ie Po ————__ | the wala Robert Cruit f ‘shown by histex | BARNES’ NOTES ON THE GOSPEL 3 vole§3 00 @larec that it was wery dificult in five minutes post mortem examination. The groin and lower Court, Judge Snell, to-day, in the case of Hon ATTEMPT AT SvicipE.—Mr. Cornelius A. (t- i s. ' february 4.157]. | COLTON’S GENBRAL ATLAS. new edi te represent Congress, which recorded itseit | arto! the abdomen were found literally tilled | «¢. Lowen, charged by Mrs. Frances Hicks | tult,a painter, residing om Fredesiok: treet, fg HOB Tan sa 20 00 ai}y in forty or Bity columnsof the Globe. But | With buck shot. aamuaee with bigamy, District Attorney Harrington | between 3d and sth streets, attempted yester- N Act for the retief of James Haines MEDIOAL ANP SURGICAL ELEOTBIC- roved that he couki say im tive minutes | meer Py tb xe came into court and stated that the prelimiaary | day to commit suicide by taking a dose of land- | | fei! enacted by ihe Beard of Aldermen and Beard | ITY. by Drs. Beard and Rockwell... $4 60 Sone thie wan muterteing ie cee cer Ferry bad at the guard-house this | examination bad been waived by Mr. Bowen, | autm. Medical aid was called in time, and Shs cand et tone balince as Re eae ion, Fant OTHER WORLDS THAN mes appears in the aforesaid forty or ifty | Moning the weapon with which thedeed is | guathe case will now 20 to the grand jury, | last night he was considered out of danger’ He the sume is hereby. apprepriated cat cf tuetitih | ae PET) eolumus. poeiag pene Committed. It was found at | Mesrs, Kiddie and Merrick are on is bad | isstill improving this morning. He receatly ‘Ward fand teenal ‘Mayor to refund to James PILEPSY $6 00 ‘The toast “To the City Government, whose | ety Welch's place iast night by the detec- | jond for appearance to answer the charge im | lott bis wife, and has seven small childsen | Uaines thesald amou: taxes everpaid om lot &. @vcnpation is now gone,” was rex to by | ‘ives, and is what is commonly known as a | tie sum of $73.00). living, to take careof. eqnare 7:4, instead of on part of lot 10, im sail square Alderman Connolly. who made felicitous men- | tuo ivet of the tarral Ceo eae ithe gn | wernacr- ber ia bere all w Rit dank eee ee eee of o rt hers L. “ 3 80 p bemg invidious, where a! were left fo ¥ A " Paces a ae ng greteram, members of the | can be easily concealed under a coat bewutirul, stil is meet that Special inention | ohm Gibson sailed to-day for Now Lark ate | gS ASTIN ther ae | BLANCHARD @ NORUN. Setive members of the pret so youre. iio Selec pei tor. Va., | SROwld be made of the gracetul tignre and t about two thousand barrels of four. of Common Counc of tu: City Gf Wackintion The: | COBNBE P. BSTLY ANIA AVENUE AND Resored the pre=s of the present bat believe? | J0sePe James, was.a native of Winchester, Va., | ful costume of Miss M. 1. Chae, of Be Tar aay clas the Mayer be, and he is hereby, authorises to nit d Ate : im the pres of the future. that 1t would be eee ieimmon in shorting circles here, as also | nore, at the ball at the National Theater. Shs | 23% CABAL is being rapidiy cleaned out bv a | (ee Mayer be, and he ia hereby, authorizwi to pay te 2 5 pe honorable, ‘thorongh and fast. ard tharkably well built mahvand, with the escag, | RM fair as the towers of the morning, andher | ree forge of eeet pour weeoen ene of one hundred ‘ Tee EE UrURING 3 Ooee th ee eee ct . b yaw y well bui , and, wi he excep brillian tire i e dist hed a . nin . ‘d, se J a Tt street, far greater han now. Po Per Would ve even | sion of being heavily pock-marked. had @ goo | her. yrs eclince an the belie of the beh ee Fepalrs to the variou~ locks and gates are being gare Boas, STATIONER: EmpeuD end north, Weahington. ai ~ sgh. | SBM pleasing looking tace caine pushed torwary 1c aancrned on private rinst ane daria andi meteuin ae al ne - “RACHE” ROTSTER STRANGERS visiting Washington. and others, | Vary Kay. M + COALDANY, @ mitred By tS Ie | BLANK BOOKS eee ae OnpsE, © ; ant oa open Gate, sald that be ed | who tired the fatal shot, came to this I ertixement ot the Natioual Keal Estate | abbot of the »» ur of St. Anthony of (approved. Febroary 4,187]. ‘Office at b. 0. Parke & ‘ | —_ — pean on i toe Vouif | trict during the war in’a Connecticut regi 9 Pennsylvania avenue. the Desert, an. general and cherepiseopus ae i $is Sup 245 ma fe & Co.'s, Seed By tne ce eas California would | ment, and ia said to be @ buttou-maker ts —— of the archbi-lo)°: “Aleppo (ot the Maronite, AN ACT for the relief of Joseph Osman. Ad AND 316 INTHE OTRESF, 5. w., tereste. He then called nhom Mr. Fines, uy | trade. He bas appeared several times THE COURTS. Catholic rite.) is iu this city, and said mass at | | Ae Wt enacted by the Board af Aldermen and Beard Five doors above Penusylv: venue, evade, te ianke thaaece a that ia Snimeiigt | inthe prize Fing with Sam Collver and Miko Pore Covet . Vrinity Charch jast Sunday, when a large col- | {yf Common Commer! ef the LAA bowen at | janis Wasbington, D. 0 mui fe Mimseltin- | Carr, and was whipped by each. He bas kung son, colored, chargéd with stealing lection was taken up for the relief of the suffer- od the caste is hereby, appropriated cutor tk. | ___ Mr. Fitch was then called upon, aud made an | 270und “the Division” since the war, with the | Carpet valued at, ned 85) and cost De corce | ig widows and orphans of the persecuted Ma- | De;hnd,the same te, hereby, appropriated ISITING CARDS, exceedingly witty aud appropuate specen ay ihn, | exception of a few months spent elsowlicre w months in jail. Mary Broom. charged wir | Tomites, a Catholic nation inlabiting the Moly | fefand to Joseph Osman the mail amoun } EDUCATION. original toast, © Westward the Star of timpire | 2,tivinal charge waspending against hima. I's | {12y\npa bayily house money land. : Paid on sewer which did not belong to hin } AL, Gaumentas cmpire | name i pretty well nown to readers of the | ing and pleaded g Av A public meeting held under the auspices | PProved, February 4, 1671. | ENGRAVED AND PRINTED ("LAESES IN LATIN ABE OkGANIZING Av ‘The toast, “The business men of Washington | Jsil7 papers, atd he was surnamed by there yo: “DUCK ON DAVY. ofthe Georgetown Catholic Temperance S ‘siecheenaS } CAPES IE LATIN ASE 0 Kime at will always succeed so long as they cash the | With the weaker sex belng those In whee haere | Joven. Galloway, charged with setting np | clety on Sunday night last, In old. ri Be ut enacted bu the Board of = and D streets, Becltatings on 3 drafts of newspaper correspondents,” was re- with 0 a oon being these in which he wa> | 4), keeping 4 gaming table calle! ‘Duck on | Church, addresses were made by Kev. Father | ef Coramon Connect! of ina Cit EXPEDITIOUSLY IN THE LATEST STYLB | NeESDAYS ara FRIDAYS at 5 m sponded to by Wm. S. Huntington; who pro- | ™ ‘tsnccessful. His brutal treatment of on: Davy, “and beating to out of money in smal ane, Messrs. George Savage, Geo. Marr, Jno. | the sum of forty dollars a struction ve. by Prot. F A an. ceeded to make concise mention of the progress | Oued, ove, who was dying trom consumption. | yinounts. ‘The officer explained the manner of | Stake, end others, after which some Torty-tive | appropriated out of the gener fupd, £0 enabi: Principsl st West Rnd Academy. "Ciaasee io renk already eGected ip making the city what its | In the Price King at 3) pours Glen wie ee | Bl {be game, which was by vutting » stics | (inelding eleven tadies) signed the (ledge. Lon tor tie tseel hives iar enti oa seg, | DIARIES FOR 1871 IN LARGE VARIETY. | Mill sit —— Sen Ber business men desired. «nul spoke also ef what | +a) wei ‘ | iu the table on the end of which is placed atve | ——————— = —— some bavin; ‘out of Dilla ati ~ - ght was about 19, but within the cent pute, Cin etary ate at iteae ion = . DoF mE pra be done in the same direction in | sew vearshe bas become quite burly, and we: | cent piec es at this and if they ened ieeon ‘icy PAINTIN G, &o. “iver MPevreats seth eee Pune ON a ipa DER i rue? = 4 ‘A toast to “the war correspondents” was re- | ©" Ee — | Keep it. if they miss the mark the money spied | => >—-——— oo —— BR. | et reascne: Bisons, Goes hc hems uicoay iit |, Maroualar ausy Wet Tato wet owes | Sa died wane aie Reais es | 92Ot ParmT ana, JO Only $40: | ubtag@# BAW nooKs a8 soon as ron | Hic Miser rate eo oepitality with which Covere., | t2 the police, for a time kept bar for various | tye workhiuee . : . Dé. — Der | , | LISHED. ; if w payer hag. = gees. pe gt ee aaberes: | persors in that deleetable locality known a nnLaseine ter MACNICHOLWS FOR ORB OF THE BEST my terms that stowed that be has given much in- | carey nop, and this manter nas runAEr- | stay. Giascoe, charged with ker ping abawdy| PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, SEWING MACHINES oven > “48> SECEFTION Ds BS telligent attention to the affairs of thi: Distriet, | CAB Hall. on hyper for dietei- | Louse, was placed under bonds (Shim) tor wpe 923 D STREET. | Im THE WORLD. > ‘ Br McCormick proceeried to remar! upon the | {able characters were given antii they were pearance tor trial pext Tuesday, Bam'l Hattie, | PAINTING, GILBING. | : | HANDSOME GOODS AND BOOKS SUITABLE New %-3@ Geld Lean. spirit of improvement noticed here and the in- | broken ny, b rae he Lac bade tadun ring sa | colored. assault and battery on Benjamin Holly! and every Style of Pai eg aZTEG, MA RBLIN( THE McLEAN «4 HOOPER | TOR NEW uawe P 5 | toasts sire the tout, “Popecnicamn, which furnfhes | eres itt sme place, and Gan aitenptc | thing tt cee geeic eee eee ge | Seren MRR EES | Rlastie Lock-Biiteh Sewing Machine. ar SAFE: PROFITABLE: PERMANENT oa) to warm her friends and iron to co: 28 . | charged with carrying aslung-shot. which the ® f i a coemisn,> Men. Mire Gets mete i nat corge Wells, the other alleged accemory. ix | Cicer iounsd on bit, ined so), uid the geese | tentea ie eetseget Workmanslip and promote: | J, ROSENTMLAL, Gevgnal Acgxr, | PHILP & SOLOMON'S | JAW COOKE a co. Duteh, closing in agreeable English. | ae ong Comer here, and but little | were urdered to be returned. NO. 404 SEVENTH STREET, | j . To ‘Public ocuments,” Hon. A. M. Clapp, | p,X™O™ROf him. He came from Baltimore, an CIVEL RIGHTS. Sen MedeD aaa. wien | : | Offer for Sale at Par and Accraed Interest notwithstanding the weight of the subject ro: | DA* deem toating about “the division’ tor | jonn temain, cls ged with assault and bat- | as > | MBTROPOLITAN BOOKSTOKS. j TRE sponded in asprightly stv oe rarity a nants ast, Keeping bar in brothels | tery.on Hugn Brown, « colored twat. Dewan | DRED eeaewe, Con Ts; and LBGAL | = spoke neatly | “Utiné ® portion of the time. is @ sueet car conductor, and Brown charges Of tities thoroughly, made, by JOHN | deze 911 PRNNSYLvaNia avenop. Fitst Morigage Land Grant Gold Bonds for the great Northwest The Coroner's Inquest. | that he would not let him ride On bis car, a 1G, Attorney-at-Law, 507 D ar ana ee. or TEE Mr Gobright, in Fesponse toa toast that the | ‘The following jury of inquest was summoned. | Pushed him SS nes © Sideed sonBecreee streets, a Carnival was occasion of a*sembl! 7 8 case poned lenry Hammers’ » ol - many menbers of the press from varlousror. | ¥: ©: Harper, H. 3. Lyon, Joseph Sipes, #4- | Charged bith obetrinctiog the oreale wget Japeenared to oxecate in the very pest sivie.as re | PROPOSALS FOR MARKING AWD RATING PERSONAL OUTFITS. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Lions of the union, said, as to the carnival itself, | W8td Dolan, George Wagner, G. ©, Walker. W. | having m a very disorderly man | { . and on fined $19. ‘sn 8 | we all bad much fun wit while newspapers 1 MeLanghlin. Wallace Elliot, W. L. | Neil Anderson was arraigned on the charge of | S0U8M. SIGH ead) Being, West OTUcE Duranrassy, ¢ | ap W. Sarker. V. Ror h Pat “dl Tats Bobi abroad male much tun «f it. Whatever its : + Barke: ‘oux, After being | forging the name of Patrick Cro 0 BB OT C a oboe Scaled Proposals will be received at 1 werits Conzress adjourned to see it, and the | SWOT” im view of the body. at the hous@,tne | der, and pbtaining goods of M aining, @ lar attention paid to INTERIOE D&OO: | nent until the lst day of hnext, at 19 x | Ge President himself. encorsed it. by devoting two | Cover. jurors and witnesses repaired to the | grover, on sald order to the amount of $7. sent | RATIONS. Shek noon, for I Tor the use of the post offices 1 days to the performances. He discarded the | Cebtral Guardhouse, where the testimony + 4 | fo grand jury. ©. powsi the United States. for four years from the Int of idea that the press was the fourth estate. It | taken. fe OriBl MARKE. Cc. HOUSE, Bren, peat nt wey od ag Bg Stamps of the fol: | ™ tm fuer the (ext estate. it could dethrone tm Ss WiDg cared pharm a aa { oun See sone ree, =H | uaideuven itnteniie a = CASS Ho 1 ings, break up dynasties, and elewate ani pull oUer, assist yp and a ri-- 4 vested by lieutenant Johnson some days ago, BET a Nec A dows men, and foster ati extwbileh creat Te- ners, Holster, Welch and Welln, bad. ci { charged with passing spiel marke on Witinxni Ho. 85 LOUIBIANA AVERU: bined, ovteap tbe shont sen iist nea taecee. | publics . vaden en— Assistan’ + Mount, a colored man, on thi iy of Je neat!: coh one healt tack ie, diameter, 0 . nl Conant, of Harper's Welly, said tor the | Distriet Attorney Harrington representing the | January last. ‘Tbe manger in which the game | “Scared in tre ns nae ertet ceentel eee | ORC aed Bence 2 giammotar:qith the name of the | are Wustrated press that tue -arnival in Washing: verument. at the request of the Coroner, and | wax played wasas follows: Thomas took Blount JOBBING blocks of like material, with sufficient thumbscrew A CHAPTER OF FACTS. | Qooke. of zs. oi SB ar Tae ton had been, taken asa whole, as great a suc- | Mt-U. D: Barrett appearing as eounsel fer | to a jeweller, where he exhibited two gold | tyB-ly "PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Ptor the same, and with handles of makogan . - ao j t Of the Pennsftvanis Baiiroed cess a8 be had seen in this country or abroad. hose eyes were blackened and bloody, | dollars, and, after cenvicing him that tne 627 A Pe Soceenin ec ce asa be weal Pacific? Bonds will at all vimoe Washington in this festival of fan hai set a | 80d his nose an cut and bruised eo much | money was good, he told Mount that he wished { ESTABLISHED 1541, will state the edditionsl a when wabed Sor ood fore maturity, be receivable st Tex Pan good example, which every American city | #¢ make him alnost unrecognizable, save by | to change some gold for greenbacks, and wonid | LA-AVE. — LL BO | Xu, byhour bisctetes Senna Pagaien (or tio) Ought to follow. (mr peoplenéed more fun. ~ | bis size and buili. He took a seat - lis | do so without any discotmt. Mount let him a7 | PADDLE MY OWN CANOE.” el for separate figares and montha, an: . “Massachusetts” was patriotically responded | CoUnse!, and in answer to Mr. Harrington Mated | Lave $10% in change for the same amount of Shad sa dies 01 ress,” rae 5 Br. G. W. Adamis replied briedy and pieas- | be Seat ot the Det an bem martes ex- ‘The supper provided by tie Messrs. Roessie, | 1th street. The shot were most! ot « The Arlip zton, was avery Randeomss one, pbc pa tended to the right. aud well served. The number of guests present yg red perhaps 80 or %; hi ts too large for recapitulation here, but it em- | °° 2% ‘hey were about No.4 shot Leas} im the circle, as “Bip, ari ‘Stamps, withont the can |, but ~ fa all respects = ys abor j, and with for . month, and siays of the mme material,tn locke, OLASS No. 2. see, Barking Diampe of iron, or other snita- spicl coin, He soon discovered the trick that had been played on him, but said nothing about it. Alter waiting some «lays, Thomas sent a pal to see it Mount wanted more of the queer, and Was informed that be would take $150 more. ‘The time was agreed upon for an exch: » and when Thomas appeared Lieutenant Johnson Se wer ree we tb Btatnw ‘be si le fact of my Low Prices ix too well known to be deubted. “ ‘The fact of my being able to sell so cheap ie be- cause L only buy for cash ‘material, ‘cancel, but similar in all fe , that : - was ready waitin; him. He was held under other to Mo icircular pend with type | Avot ney ie I am os ietied with avery raced representatives of the |) rom every | Were exhibited; some of them bonds for a hearing until next ‘I'nesdas for mouths in blocks and single figares for days, ai | =!» Sart of the country. been flattened.) ‘The conten ¢ abdoinen | tenant Johnsen managed the case and directed = = of the same material. and consequently. 1 find it « very pisaaing fast = ° -_ showed the bladder was riddled by trom 20 to. | Mount how to din the case to secure bis Gircuter eer A or other | thst my store is constantly crowded with customers. Umm Conoasssional Taurmmayoe Sociery. | 0% Nearly the whole length of the smailin- | arrest. Johu ‘Henry Willie, ing ashes | suitable material, and in all other respects similar | wotwi the fact that everybody is con A ‘nee ting of this organization was hel:i at L.in- | testines was pertorated. The cause of death | in the street: tined 2, James Shields lisornd- to No. 2stump, oxcept that the type may be of print- | captending ma col Mall yesterday.at which Hee, Henry Wii- | #2 bemorrhage, resting trom ganshot wound | erly conduct: fined $9. George W. Ray, same Boots and Shoes, wo ieas except be 7 piaining of dull times, “OP resided. Speeches were made by Sanator | "the abdomen. Death would be — by | Offence; fined $5. ‘Alice ens, ity; AGB NO. 4. | Lallow myself to inform those who do not know ot ‘tg, Hon. Emenon Walker, and such @ wound im from ten minutes tatwo Bours, | fided $3. Adasm Sims, violati mg hack iaw, dis- the fact. that I keep a very large aud weil-nssorted ‘ma Wright Davis. At night addresses were — were u ‘ds of two quartsof Blood in | missed. ee Roit, disorderly conduct; fined stock of by Se Mouree, alelive 3 abdomen, the hemorrhage - | $5. John M. BURNS @& CO. j rence, ar, We ee terete Fe 5 nthe AE ternal than external. ——T & i ; id 2 ie . - Kee, Wel 5 MEW. 8. Drew, Rov Bie. Riley, | 2” 70" 6. Conoecr eqrobated the abord. James | egisting Officer .| FANCY GOODS AND TOYS, Kev. Mr Jackson, . d. The . 2. Keene, wi in attendance on | Ci duty; poaned tn alt Gonee eh Fine James betore he died, tied that he, with | 91 = ‘The case of John ‘anderson, ~ 908 PERNSYLVANIA AVENUE. « war shouh be saade on thon Dr. Garnett examined the wound, and con- | whom char, re yesterday preferred tnpoor Wakic rather ‘then or cn ee cluded that the wounded man would live but a Police ‘Court for, larceny one hic ouatins (eink. A Dench of this society hole a werting short time, as be. sppeared to be dying trom jlobu B. Lord was further postponed. {t should ; left bim entirely uncon- en stated in yesterday's Stak that Mr. For the next Thirty Days we will offer our) large ‘ ; ‘ded. ‘ecivue. Big tot aingeun, any cept | D. FE. Cabill ‘as counsel for Anderson at ot ‘ tnade by Hon. ohm Pusher General OO aieee | Daum, (which ba War the maine of thenuggerion othe courte’ Adjourned |“ ware Goons, ——_———<——<$—_—_—_ i 1 | d also of the important fact that peg ads Seon Home ty Tact that 1 have deveted DOLLAR GOODS, ard, Dr. Obick@ing, Bir. White, Mr. J hg jackson, Mr. Noble. Mr. Senuet, Scott aworn.— Wi lives in Rieh- ‘3 j map, and Hon Mu Piltbary, Mayoret Gta wee. arrived bere on Tosaday morning GITY ITEMS. . We aeoycey or fog ooh cles eeparatcige "* "| rye particular attraction om this side of thestors | Sk Py tom, 8.0. The seices were closed by ehenn, Witnessed the shooting above the : SATIN AND KID ordered the Elasses of | wili'certainiy be the Tost of Sour buy nz somedbing, ¥ w TED diction by the Kev. Dr. Sunderland. heater few minutes past ten Wen vou ¥E8L a cough or bronchial atfece Preseut or fatuge ralce ef the 4 EEE LEAD, WAPRARTED Seat eee’ tion creeping on the oo Ayer's Cherry BOOTS AND SLIPPERS, ty | ana you yy Sat & sobe 0 convincing tea} that ‘per bottie, large bottles, or Five an Tamera ae. P. Bowers. one of aay ae we he gah Pectoral, and curejt it becomes ineurae of must oh ne I you have out your money well. “sages peared last t to p va pong hy .” and turned of. The eo ii ‘sureties ‘to - | So ARen ase ane why store ina ‘corner m2 pees w. or What Can't De te arst ‘nearest the build- FRENCH GILT JRWELRY, wiscounr po = and plavgvérs whe tive yeaa’ Siwthe ea = ewes or Doperuucdt at tie creams No. 312 SEVENTH STREET, Y . is ' } Miould not ‘ail te eect, * Seusational the shoo bet i eee eee imeee teed eee | TEN PEE KAT. OFF FOR Caun. po eae aa Fo : BLACK AND FANCY SILK VEST, for $5 and $6. Velvet vests, $5 and $10. > One price only. Gro. ©. HEexning, Oar large stock of ‘ 410 7th street N. W. ee ty Tap esrina av who Toot his watch, which LADIES’, @BNTS AND MIBEES’ ding’ Blore, does aot couse fore SEASONABLE GOODS ‘nig wame will bo BEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, ‘and that ¥ myeeif, Your t servant, a B. SILVERBERG. JoR® Lane, ef Georgetown, bave it stated that she did me Segeer Eo tae fee og hk) ogee’, to Charles I1,” as pa Puitir WALLACE. ‘we continue to sell at our ual LOW BATES. { tebb-tr Pn —- Tapa id Gor rabed $ LUMBRE! . ft OD. Ramnar? wil lecture o “Laws Ceo alia a Papeete lege, commencing at So'clock. * Afine stock seiner reer | mm vont ——— N —It was Thomas Norfo! vet ‘Thomas Nerflestas our types hatin wee fred for profanity by the P Court. ‘Hewriar bas all hinds of thermometers, jou BUBEES UY £k-SHOBS, .