Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1871, Page 4

on - LOCAL NEWS. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. COUNCTL —After our report closed yesterdey— Mr. Gatick fuirodaced » bill toestablign ‘* DEPARTMENT OF REVENUB for the Disrrict. sod defining the dutics of tre offi- cersefthe some Laid over tuder the rules. Hy Retr mbuitted the fol'owing concurrent the: Thal coneecntiv *. . Brown d te refer ‘o the Supreme Court of the United ea Mr. Eaton eaid he ¢id not cffor the restution matter of oi intry: he wanted the matter “= ed by seme authority, and to have it settled whether they were ob! 4 to useall their time in secminucus ersaion. Sr discomrte sy » Tived Brown disclaimed any e Thought some understanding showld it, snd he had some doubts asto f ht an set of € btfnl meant erat er bate the resola- Tich wag referred to the Judiciary Comunittes Mr Baten frtreduced 80/1 prov Ming for THE PORLIC PRINTING s the Governor to contract for the v the Dirtrict. with the lowest and bidcer or bidders. Bead, aod lajd der the rates. : as. from the Committees on Printing. a: the Jeint Committee on Print’ng bad ali aiien. 2 had ascertain d tha: o bill vared ard won'd-? ca inting Committees of the t World beacc piable. Mr. Eaton. providt: m up by —Mesers Brown, ppointed under the House connty avo townships B requesiig the Board th t use by what anthority at establisbing « pound on oneot the is cr roads, thereby Creating a nm ed, Mr More prescete dt n, in the First pre- OF CON MITTEE Oaw phe ll ™ the Commiticee om District reperted reseintion for the ie vintment of epere «list of officers of the duties, Ac . with #n amend- € the committer on the part of the aid over und crdered to be printed Mr. Corrol!. frew the Committes on Markets, re- ported concerts nt resolacion te select a atte for the erectionet «market enat of the Capitol. Mr. Moore +1 o mend by inserting “to iugulre ito the expediency.” #c which was accepted, and the ree: olution wae atopi < FROM THE TABLE fon of the Counefl fixing as taken up and agreed to. ‘The following from the Council were taken up and Teterred:- Acts to provide temporary offices for the cities of Washington Georgetown and the county: fo appoint a com mission to andit outstanding claims mat the corporstivn and the Levy Court; com- cerning rotarces public: and to provide for a ro- vi f the « Mr. Moore moved that the Committee on Printing bare the bile which have accumulate printed as rpecdily os possibie Agreed to. ——- ine Bosrp or Hearts on Nersances.—A meeting of t ard of Health was held !ast might, ¥ben Professor Lat |; from a sub- committee appointed to e@ @ nuisance and the means of abating it, reported section 25 of the coce of laws, which was adopted. It pro- vides that it shail be the duty of the health offeer appointed by this beard, spon receiving information or obtaining know! of the ex- istepee Of any thing or things herein declared to be nuitances, or any thing or things which may hereafter be deelared to be naisances by any ordinance engeted by this board, to notify the person or persons committing, ‘creating, keeping or matntatning the same to remove or cause to be removed the same within twenty- four hours after such notice be July given. And if the same be not removed by each per- son OF persons within twenty-foar hours after notice shall have been duly served as afores: it shall be the duty of the health officer afor rand to remove or cause to be removed such nuisance or nuisanc: 3 f#es of such remoral shall be paid by the persone committing, creating, keeping or maintaining such nuiesnce or nuisances; and if the said costs and expenses th ng shall not be paid within ten da: ‘& removal by said health officer, the same shail be collected from the person Or persons committing, creating, keeping or maintaining sack nuisances by suit al law. The ® garbage collect one, were referr v et The corenri tr the Derr of meeting et of the duties of sesvengers and tore, and the subje raccina- minittee ow health. endl read ection m reference to the ment of general dispensary for far- — medicines to the poor of the Territory; reterred to the committee on health. sewers ath Homgor- Medical Columbia was con-ideration the uding the regu- with those who matter now stands ay,to take in tion of 60 altering or su to permut conrultati 5: As th in be repealed, altered or amended except at a regular meeting, which meetings are Leld semt-anmnally in ber and April. A motion was made by Dr. Howard to suspend the operation of the Axor until next Octo- ber. bat was decided by the chair to be out of order, avd wpon an appeal being taken the de- ciwion of the chair was sustained. A resolation was offered by Dr. an, itting consul- tations with re; ms sickens tm good stand- t, oye membersof the ing, of African physician, was by Dr. Kayburn, and was re- jected by a vote of 21 to 26. Dr. 6. 0. Cox was piso Was rejected by a vote of 17 to 29, 0n the that be was a member of the Board of Health, of which Dr. Verdi, a bomeo) > was ember, and with Bim. pe ae ae ie 500 members, 80 that it may be said to be now fairly organized, with Sve companies of 8 men each. The Guards have two sets of officers, one civil and cue military, the former being principally hon- orary apd adv! . The constitation also makes it a beneficial institution, providing for the revervation of a certain proportion of all receipts as a relief fond for sick members the families of members. The civil oficers are:—President, Col. Wm. L. Bram- ball; First Vice President, Dr. Wm. T. Collins; 2d do., Geo, W- Hatton; Treasurer, Gol. Dantel 7 The military officers are :-—Company- — C; Wormley; 24 do., John Smitb. Captain, James W. Miller; ” Carroll; 2d do., James Russell. Company Captain, Abrabam Swith; let Lieut, William Clark. Company D—Captain, James Adams. Company E—Captain, Jas. Colbert; 1st Lieut., Jebn Wiliams; 2 do, Wm. Allen. Company F will probably be organized vont a week. ~ oe Mrtitary —The Capital Light ards met last bt, and a style of uniform was pro the acceptance of which was postponed to s future meeting. It consists of @ Kusian cap of ark blue cloth, and white pompon; dark bi frock coat. with white trimmings; white waist belt, with United States bucale. and sky bide McKnight was the members of the mili- ow in course of formation by the the Government Printing Office A. Brian captain, and W. HE Hick: sergeant, both of whom were borized to confer with the officer: pants with red stripes. W. J. chosen captain. Yesterday eveni tary compan; Batr BAtt.—The game of base ball at Bos- ton, yesterday, between the Olympics, of Wash- ington, and the Harvards, resulted in favor of the former, as foliows : 207106410 on oe 2 a 0o—5s gs of Chicago. leave there & three ks” Fastern tour, Curing whickthey will play the Mutuals, Eck- fords. and Stars of New York, the Bostons, Lowells, aud Harvards Boston, the Yaies of New Baven, Replates of Exeohet. Athletics, Oly mop! xperts, of Philadelphia, Pas- times of Baltimore, Oj ics, Nationals and Amateurs of Washing Cortuata HosritaL.—a i meeti the board of directors ond special of Columbia Hospital for Females was last %, and adopted the revised CK Ey Teported by the comm't- tee appointed the meeting. The five wee appotated to on Saturday for followmg committee adopt such measures as carry ipto effect the building, including ¢ for the —_+—___. A Fixe Wonk oF Agt.—The many friends and admirers of our fellow citizen, Mr. W. W. orcoran, wil) be to learn that sp this gentleman, falebed hibition at Phi cellent portrait a) 0D. © ow on ez! pharm Me. ticuanD T. Murgick bas been pre- sented by a few pees friends Le nndel ppd Pome gold wateb . a8 @ recognition ‘ces as the standard bearer in the late eeror to Jos! ttney & Co., bas w larg amount or —_ yi ines, Partes desiring loans should cail on bi YOUNG MER’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION. INTERESTING OPENING FROCEEDINGS. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Address of President John Wannamsker ‘The ratiroad trains to Washington yesterday afternoon apd evening brought to the city several hundred delegates to the International Convention of the Young Men’s Obristian Asso- ciation which met at Lincoln Hall at 10 o’clock this morning, and the committee of arrange- ments of the local organization were kept busy in recetving and iding for the delegates. Se well were all ae arrangements perfected that no difficulty was experienceti in furnishing them with quarters. All the delegates as they strived registered at the bali, and about one hundred seen ot two undred were taken in charge by leading citizens :3 guesis at residences. Other delegates were escorted to the National and W.ilard’s Hotel amd the Ebbitt House, where arrangemen‘s had been made for them. Some of the delegates preter to remain at the hotels, but a large majority have accepted wvitations from our citizens to become theit guests during the session of the convention. At the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association last evening there was quite an interesting time as old acquaintances and delegates to former conven.ions met. Every thing poesibie has been done for the com. ‘ort and piegsure of the delegates, and they are already ressed with the hospitality of our citizens. The President bas issued an order permitting all m:mbers of the Young Men’s Christian Association in government employ teke leave of absence from to-day nutil the 29° inst. inclusive, to attend the sessions of the c vention. ‘The trains this morning brought in an ati- tional number of delegates, and long before the hour of meeting the Scoring, Sr 9 aud other rooms in the Young Men’s Christian Associa- tion building were crowded the delegates avd thelr friends, while on the stairways lead- ing te Lineoin Hall were a large namber of ladies waiting admission. Shortly before 10 o'clock the doors were opened, and it waa not long before the seats on the tloor were crowded with delegates—among them some young colored men—and tho galleries set apart for spectators filled with ladies and gentlemen. Om the platform was a fountain playing, in the midst of a profusion of flowers, tastef:!l” arranged with mosses, rock, &c., aud on either ride were flowers displaped ‘in basins surmount. ing ped and from the archway over the Platform were suspended several baskets of Plante and flowers.” The platform was cove: with flowers. On the walls, at the gas fixtu shields bearing various coats of arms, and sur- mounte4 by iiags, were red. Ni main entrance a post office for the delega’ been fitted up, festooned with fiags of various pations, and in a room adjeining the hall a branch office of the Western Union Telegraph was lecated. THE OPBEING EXERCIRES. _ This is the sixteenth annual Convention of the Your Men’s Christian Associations of the United States and Britich Provinces, and they weet under the jofnt call of the Internationai pyr we ‘and the Committee of the city of . At ten lock @. m. thé proceedings were opened by the entire assembi singing “Nearer my God to Thee,” after which Judge H. A. Maclean, of Halifax, called the convention to order, and the coronation hymn was sung. Noble read appropriate selec- Rev. Dr. Maso tions of scripture, and prayer was offered by Rey. J. G. Butler, D. D. ‘The hymn “Stand up for Jesus” was then sung. Rev. Dr. Rankin offered prayer. Jndge Maclean, as president of the conven- tien, WFLCOMED THE DELEGATES, expressing the hope that the meeting would be blessed and beneficent to all. The werk wasa glorious success, for many mothers and wives to-day rejoice in’ the reformation of sons and husbands through the associations. He called attention to the fact that =, were marked men, and urged that they should live up to their professions. He asked pardon, being A BRITISH SUBJECT, for stating that this was his Queen’s birthday, [applause,) and be to-day, a subject of the Queen, bad been placed in thi ition to call this convention to order just after a treaty had been prepared (applause) which he hoped his country sould eontirm, (@ plause,] and that it & bond of union between these nations, going far to establish the Christian principle: eace on hee ood will to men.” He again returned h: to the convention. country, ‘tis of thee,” wassung. - Mr George H- Stuart thought there was no more proper time to go to the throne of Grace in bebsif of the two great nations. the Queen and the President and the Vice Presi- dent, whom, he regretted to say, still was ill at the Capitol. Mr. Pay of Cincinnati, then offered a prayer especially for the speedy recovery of the Vice lresident. Mr. T. H. K. Enos, of Indianapolis, was elected secretar: Mayor Emery was invited tothe platform Senator Wilton was rejuested to inform Vico President Colfax that the Convention had of- fered their fervent prayers in his behalf. ‘The following COMMITTER ON CREDENTIALS appointed:—Matthews, of Boston; rr, Washington; Farquhar, Halifax; God.rev, eenville; Marchi, Mich; Boice, Hudson, N. Y.; Shirk, Erie, Pa. Also, the following COMMITTER ON BUSINESS: Berrard. Indianapolis; Young, Hamilton, 0.; Martin, Brooklyn; Gibbons, W. Va.; Nelson, N: 0. 52 all, York, Ps.; and Meckintosh, Halifax. A resahition was adopted for the appoint ment of committee to nominate permanent officers. was the B ‘The following committee on organization was appointed: Henry J. Cowles, Wis.; D. Bently, Quebec; T. J. Wilkie, Toronto; J. K. Blair, N: 3; C. B. Bottefor B.; G. Palmer, PE. Island; A.J. Chase; Maine, H. Smar! HG G. E. Lovejoy. Mass.; &. K. Hol ney Carr, Conn. J. J. Plait, lsh, N. . W. Mears, Pi Mo- R. H. Brown, La.; I. 5. a. Berger, Md.; H. T. Miller, 01 # ind; E. Wilson. 10; RB. 8. ary, Minn.; J. . ; 8. J. Skinner, NO; C.; 0.’F. Mawiey, Fia; H.’ K. Lindsay, Ky.; L. A. Rendel, Tenn, The committee retired and the convention en- anged in devotional exercises. uring the devotional exercises, General O. O. Howard referred to the work here. and called on Rev. Dr. Batler, who ke at some length on the suecessfal meetings held here in antici- pation of the convention. Mr. Barnard, from the business committee, reported the hours of meeting to be fromgsto 3, with a recess of half am hour from 124 to 1 o'clock. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Mr. Cowles, from the committee on organiza- tion, made a report recommend ng the election of the cpp oficere: President—John Wane namaker, of Philadelphia. Vice Presidente— BR. R. McBurney, N. S. J. Skinuer, W. Brooks, Ca).; R. H. Brown, La.; T. Aoyd, mer, See- retaries—1. H, 2. Enos, Ind; W. H. Hobbs, Me ; and H. J. Cowles, Wis. ‘The report was adopted, and PRESIDENT WANNAMAKER being escorted to the chair returned his thanks for the honor, and speke of the importance of the work in which they were engaged, saying tbat their aim sbould be to get nearer 5 Something had been said in relation to the birth-day of the Queen. God bless her, aud he hoped that while here they would make a treaty with Christ. In conclusion he called on dience to sing that consecration hymn, “O for & closer walk with God,” which was sung as by one voice, and the retiring president, Judge Macle: offered a fervent prayer. Mr. Fnos imed toserve as secr: and Mr. J. 1. Piatt, of ioe oe og was elected. Mr. Stuart, of Philadelphia, moved that lesers. Tarleton and Spinney, of the London association, be invited to the platform, which was agreed to, and they were received stan * G. A. Hall of this city, spoke of pee ZEB SORE Im Ture Cam ean 1g quite a cheering account of the meeting in their room. = At one o’clock the convention reassembled, and in de exercises conducted presented the executive committee, at owt reports tate work received in time for the press from 17 States only; that 16 local couven- 17¢ aneoclations; #5 organized during the yece ‘176 associations; ory ing the year; 109 disbanded. They lo’ TOPICS Pe 5 1. God’s Woré—~How it it be studied, and bow shsjl the study of it be promoted in our as- socistions? 2. Modern Skepticis: its Relations to Ygubg Met—Low shalt it be met by iF aseoci- 3. Secular Instruction—What place shall it have in the work of our associations? 4. Young Men + i = a4 ‘VISITING RED MEN. ur Oo at At the conclusion of the remuvug of the report | {he corde Tuebut ir, Crawford. Secretary Delano, with the delegation of | Site: checrne Pr equity cas, 3 ths iludians whe asrived a few days ago, sppanted Yurctice to te oa on the platform. Secretary Delano ad Judgment, ‘all at ek the Maclin ree ne fount abe Shans heme 00. hata ‘this 4 Teevwpmt woe a presence ot '& body men actusted by son- ne Ie fi lel ‘iment “Go 36 into all nations and preach my. | Jufament tc pale A ote Herd Gospel” in company with men who had never } petncen, ag to the turetics. “Although heard the Gospel. "These India ns were ancivi- } BO’ are Fight to the lized, and, uncil lately, enemies of the white”| turerit sccme should people, and were now ready to learn tho arts | here it Mr. bro uF. paling of civilization and to be taught the obli i to pay u be schaeated of christianity. He was satistied | aa ee: pices etal that what they have seen has impressed them repress sureties of Hevry Addison) to the Pieeasee tas whine eed ge aber ity ond justice: ‘on the tabie, on a " receive the blessings of the Gospel. They | Pies oy SaUiiand justice: laid 0 wished to give up thes cavage habits to become Christians and be civilized. Gen. Howard ofered a prayer, thanks were returned that a w. cpened to reach the bearts of ekehect lsdies anc who it had been aid conld not become elvilized. fice Olu tothe beat «From Greevland’s Icy Mountains” was then ons sung, the audience rising. SPEECH OF “LITTLE RAVEN.” Mr. Collier, Secretary of the Indian Commis. , m the britgeat vight floners, introduced Little Raven, of the Aua- | @%<K., 7 beechooner wored from the briige at sigh , and he, through Mr, Smith nated flotillas round the point of An taland made a few remarks that he had travelled a great distance and now had great confidence in the power of the white man, and kuew his power to be much greater than he thought before he started. He was satisiied, after seeing the great works of the white man, that the Great Spirit ix helping them, and he boped that the Great Spirit ot the white man would help the red ren abd aid them, “BUFFALO GOOD” RISES T) EXPLAIN THE MEDICINE QURSTION. Buffalo Good, of the Wachitas, was vext in- troduced, and through bis interpreter said this the Analostan boat house, where soveral airs e pert and fireworks displayed. Leaving that point the tue steamed up the river, and a sec- Qbd Delt wae made in tront of the Fotomes boat, hovse, where hike ceremonies were gone throug! after which. the cratt sgain started, and pro- éd to the bridge, when the bind played “Good 7 apy oho oe ugalshed , and the plese ir ’ hie Bont contain, palo iad men upeet and fete its living frre! sand ge bt airnggiir lp” picrond the " the waver, while their eri sof © country was given to tha Indian, and when | esrsof the spectators, but the whole party were white man came facien halved. —~ now epoedits_ seouees, ef enn Pog ant man get rich and indian poor. He didn’t tboron, ne. ‘ this war, unless yen from the better | Women in the Bost. & young soem paws rer medicine of the white man, and he now w: Late aie parsteg Gla not give teele what Ferre t) take white man’s medicine. He had com> ‘ ted tht nothing be Tala eheras | aod never ue at nothing be raid about ir, aud neve: even thanked Mir. Burroughs for hie kindness. ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE GaoRGkTOWN BcHoOLS.—At the meeting of the Board of Guardian of the Georgetown schools last evening. according to adjournment, there we: je prevent Mesars. Hyde, Magee. Heall, and Daal he following order for the annwal ex as made, viz: Examine. thors to begin two. Primaries, and No. 3, to bo day; No.lby Mr. Bea}] ard No 3 &: . June 224—Pri marfes No 2 and Ro. 4: . Bamsbarg and No.4 by Mr. Beall. “June 33d iste, Dy MY Mag:e. June 2x Mr Hyde. to see the government before, but had net re- ceived what they wanted. wanted to see the young men who were to govern the country, and hoped they would govern it better than it had been governed for the [ndians. Little Robe and others declined to speak. Mr. Collier said that there Indians uad had an epgegement at the navy yard to-day, but when they had this meeting explained to them they seid they would oome fiere for they wished ta learn, and when they returned to their homes they wished the government to aid them in building school houses, &e. Mr. G. H. Stuart was, on motion of Gen. How- ard, requested to convey the sentimenas of the convention te the visitors, and Mr. Stuart ad- dressed thera (through the Interpreters), saying there were two pictures—ove ropresontiog forty 0.1 Fi by Dunloy Dunk 2. une ‘Was appro- millions of white people, and the other @ people cere it ery on who had been wronged. “Justice had been too | nncan® grvtaies meet Ba pea enh a DO slow, but there was a bright side. ‘Their Great id. wis Father, betore his inauguration, had said ‘be | Gwent. wr G1232; A Pope, want to ice to the Indian, and | B. B. Gla i. 4 3 justice should be written on his banners. | son & King, 612 Waters. $20.20. ‘The members ig ie convention qonie pray for re Boren ee agi Mag Kepner — me — these men on their return, and be d that | old to ae ‘eae serge A was not oe men poh floor of farming to open the same on or it the Ist of such conventions there would be delegations of = ti Arrapahoes, Cheyennes, Kc.,and Littie Ravens | y Agent yA colored servant, jm the employ of ip the sbair. (Applause.} nights since, took fire from acandie she held in her Mr. Stubbs, one of the agente, returned | hand.and was badly burned. thanks for the manner in which the delegates —Bales. ofl - hed been recetved. ole wbite corn a ieatiors 35 buntels cats: tei: Mr. Ray, of Indianapolis, submitted a resolu- | 1,400 bushels fair red wheat, at 9152. tion directing the president to transmit a con. lat address ueen ictoria on her Eitngay; haspeed adjoomeen” CITY ITEMS. ae ee BLUE FLANNEL SuITs, For Gentlemen, For Youths, and For Boys, at | es, ‘Warranted fast colors. A large variety of styles and sizes. Lizzie Folger, Cicieomeba tamneues . iczie Folger, o| (0. ict. which was acco) , and on motion of Mr japderson acti teacher of the school. The chairman Gzo. C. HennIna, ae fore the Board the application of kev 410 7th street, 'N. W. omas Thom} |. D., & teachership, i Searred For Economy is the soul of wealth, and as poor The ‘spelita contests, the fence tne any ins | Richard says: “A penny saved is a penny were made to the rules: “As given out itshall be repeated alond by every pupil. Any change in a word after it has ‘D written, beesg by inserting, erasing, or rned.’’ It, therefore, becomes the duty of ail who wish to economize to ascertain where they can get the best of articles at the most moderate prices, and it gives us pleasure to recommend to g00n 8a word is i d » | the attention of our readers the American Tea mor be considered s mistake, Store of Air. Dowling, at the southeast corner Scnoongr Linacep—Yesterday Mr. Bain. | Of 7thand J streets bridge H, Webb and J. Carter Marbury, in behalf of their clients, libeled the schooner Lee, at the 9th street wharf, for seaman’s wages alleged to be due Joseph Goomas and Jobn Page. This morning, R. 8. Davis, Eeq., appeared for Cap’. J. W. Murphy, master of the schooner, who alleged that they bad been discharged and their pay withheld, and, after a hearing, tie verse] was released, the tacts showing that they had left the vessel of theirown accord, and con- trary to the ehipping articles. The amount due them was but $4.50 each, and the claim: >t up was $5 each. a eee ‘THE StAPP OF Lire—How Many Pound Lo ner of Breat ina Barrel of Flaur.—The controversy between Mr. George F. Seitz and other bakers of Unis city as to the number of pounds of bread which can be obtained from a given quantity of ‘our, resulted in the Bakers’ Associ: ing to furnirh Col. Bell. partment. three barre!s of flour as a test, which was done, and Col. Bell reports that he bas made 402%, pound Joaves of bread from the yuantity turnished. This report was read at the meeting of the association this afternoon, and bears out the stand taken by Mr. Seitz. —s A MERTING OF LawyYRns practicing in the Supreme Court of this District was held set night at room No. 28, National Hotel. ‘The xes- Ges To TIGHTEE the hair in the scalp and keep it from falling off use Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. a Ease To THE Fxet.—For Corns and other direases of the feet visit Dr. White’s establisu- ment, 585 15th street, opposite U.S. Treasury. —— sees Odeon Halt. Odeon Hail. CLorate! A nice fitting Smt can always be found at P. Wallach’s, 0: , corner 4 street and Pennsylvania avenue. Handsome Suits, all colors, qualities and styles of American, and imported Cloths and Cassi- merer. Also, a large stock of Blue Flannel Frock and Sack Suits. White Marseilles Vests, double ard single breasted. FE ee) stock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Suirts 1 <p 3 nderwear a specialty. P. Wattaon, Odeon Ha! corner 4) street and Penn. avenac. Odeon Hail. Odeon Malt. Srrine Corors.—! have just received a large assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids,ia now shades. Onas. Baum, 408 7th street. pies ota eae Dre Lapizs Suits made tw order from #6 up; a!so, Suits for Children and Misses, at C. Gen! eens si0h was secret, but it is understood the object Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th street. is to weed out some of the shysters and form au ascociation for mutual protection against bum- beak hain thie myog Lrg ype oe Se thet their places of business are Mx. J. B. Towwiry, connected with the National Theater for three years past, will re- testimon ceived a ial benefit to-night, and the | 20 any similar insti atthactions offered will contlet of atmiantrel en- | this The Original Franc, dealer in Genta’ Mis triemas abezin en oie Sa ee ie Paoraven ir — piney wholesale andretall, at the Franc’, ALLEGED OUTRAGE —A& man, named Locker, | 431 7th street, between D and No branch wag arrested in Prince Geor, county, Md., yesterday on atharge of committin; snouirage oo person 0! ‘granddaughter of Poily jeRTYs ALASKA DIAMOND BETTS, ring? and studs set paw. tine plated, French gilt, oroide, Milton, and rubi jewelry, all new styles, re- NOVELTIES Im Neck WaaR, at tho Original Eranc’s, $317 street, ‘The cheapest Store in sae YaRIsTY 1m WHITe SHIRTS —one, two or i it or in back—all sizes—at the inal Frano’s Gent’s Furniehing Store, 431 1th street, ranch stores rubber y ived at Prigg’s dette jewelry store, No. 457 | at Pepular Prices. No Semasivese oaaee si . Ber, Tas OntaseaTED oe eeEe” Conan, pin ey best Paper ‘maz! oale THE WOODEN PAVEMENT is completed on M | only at the Original Franc’s, 431 7th street. street northwest, between 7th and 14th streets. Look for the name. No sores. § 4,4 It ia expected the entire work will be finished to New Jersey avenue by the end of this week. ——~s—— Store tHE Docror’s Pants.—Some burglar entered the rooms of Mrs. Dr. Lockwood, Union League Hall, last night, and carried off the Dr.’s pani and other wearing apparel. A PETITION by yoy citizens for opening ——_e—__ Huwrtee has all kinds thermometers and barometers. a I Have just received our new styles of Cor- sets, Also, s full assortment of the J. B. P. , which I sell at reasonable prices. ©. Baum, 408 7th street, Corset Manufacturer. F street, from to 5th, through Judiciary CEILpRER’s Suits, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar- been submitted to the ature. | seilles; also, tine Im; Dresses, and sold at — a = — low figures, at OC. Bacu’s Undergarment Fac GEORGETOWN, Groncrtows Oonrumation— Beard of ——e—__ TBE UNPEBORDENTED SUCCESS which the £40 McLean & Hooper Elastic Lock-stitch*Sewing Machine has met with, has induced the Messrs. Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the Im proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine, ‘which stiteh alike on both sides of the fabric.) mraemtyal use | Eucro'cnten scum ce Aly: cn Z y | oo miu work as an even reece gtd chdidesakeay. | than come-high priced machines ‘Tliey arosold on acco terms, and warranted by A. WJ. Rosenthal, No. 410 Seventh street P. S.—The Wilson Improved Shuttle Machine is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather, clothing, etc., a8 it is for all kinds of family sew- ig. and we would call the attention of shoe- makers, tailors, carriage trimmers, &c., to this rope Beg fal Baroam sp Poors aD RoserTua, Ne 404 Tth street. ——— ey Wi at gg oo ‘ER on Granght, LADIES’ and MBN’S BATOBELS, LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, TRAVELLING Bags. WHIPS, ¥ SADDLEBY and RARNESS, OABRIAGE BUUES. &o., 20,, is GREAT wasey a io¥ PRIOBS FOR MANUFACTON? ow SEVENTA 8TRERT. One door above Odd Foliows' tran, a oRENESE ESET ars mg cy ne, Up2tTED br ages Paree: ene, . ‘the petition. ‘Wor. Mibet the ee " OFFICIAL.) ‘Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Counci! of the of Washington. Daniel J Counct! of slate Wastrnsie of sab of Jot 35 in Xe. by Teas nc! & for the redem) are G16 erroneously eold fc Bilstake ef the cor peraion. Approved, April 37. 17! ACT granting certain privileges to@ E Sirk. ie op the ‘Bonde Adermm and Bourd (akin Sadie toniee ae vie to erect a ne bai ‘oom, adjoining his brick beuse on lot 18, in square. 478, the ame to rewsin dgring the pleasure ot this ration: Provtded, The copsent of the President of the United States be frst obtained. Approved, Apr.i 37, 1871, the relief of Reuben Dod: Betiunaiet th the Beorda) dlawmen end Beare f Common Council of the City f Warhenaton, That hereby, appevprioted, out of the general y. ap) ited, oul 5 ‘ 2 Dodd ior serviees se\wstchman tthe Ose! et ip the year, Ino end 3809. g ¥ tre (Approved, April 27, i571. Aw-Act for the relief of Mire Mary 8. Mohler. Be vi acted by the Board of Aidermen and Board ef ammon Council af the Coy of & cum Waren thirty-ave doilare and fity- hereby, appropriates Ward. to enavle the having heen erroneously p construction of «sewer ia Approve, April #7, 157. AN AC? for the reliefot Nelson leoll Be tt enacted by tne Board of ef Common Councsi oe! J eum of thirty dollar aperoprinted out of the Nelson Isdell for movey expended for relay tag tter apd curb in front of ote (south part.)on B strew and Twelfth sireets cast ‘Approved, April 12 AN Act for the relicf ‘etharize B. Rys fermen ant Kox of Washinsion, Th 76 ¥ rine B. Byan, widow of Jon) . for taxes im the years Ins, 1569 and » ‘Nos. 6! end 62, iu square No’ 676, te lots and 59 ia the said square, t Beate were inter del, but ‘by we Approved, Apriba7, AN Bot for the relief of Jobn Morp-y. Be it enacted by tht Board of Aldermen and Borrd of Comsnon Council of the City of Washincton, That the Msyor and Ocllrctor of Taxes be, and at he gaucrized and requests urpby on priucipies ferring the credivs £3 edited to an; to seftie with Joan and justice by trans- id by him which have the Murphy all J to in this act; be retuned any excess of taxes he may lave naic, ‘aad all ovsts that may have: ccrned on acount of sad graben us Dayme ut or credit. cutof the funds of the ind thet he Fearth Ward, of whicl appropriated: AN AcT making an ropriation to pay for extra ee es the intersection of North Capitol street and E street rorth. Be it enacted by the board of Aldermen and Boord Coy of Washtaston, That ix hundred and forty-tour cents be, and the samo is hereby, Topriated <u* of the funds of the Fourth Ward, metertal Ce she arched roedw tthe intersectisn of North Capitol and Estreets north beyond the requirements of the co: tract. [ Approved, April 37, 1871. AX Act to set the curbstones sud pave the footways and-gutterson the north and south sides of Mary- Jand avenue, between Sixth street east and Boun- dary street forth. Be enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Cmmon Councti af the Oniy of Washtnsion. ' the Mayor be, aud be is hereby, suthorized requested to canse the curbstones to be set and the footwarsand gatters paved on the north and routh sid land avenue, between Sixth street st en and Boundary street north. The work to be cont: ed for, and exconted In the manner and ender th superintenc ence provided by law: and to defray the expenses 0 improvements a special tax, equal to the cost thereof, is hereby im posed and levied on a] lote or parts of lots borderi hs line of the improvement; the maid bs and collected in Gntormity with the provisions of the act approved October 12, 1865. Approved, A pril 19, 1571 AN AcT to set the curbstones and ve ‘and gutters on the weet side of Seventh etrec: between Maryland avenne and M street north Beu enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Bort of Common Councii of the Ciry of Washington, Th ayor be, and he is hereby. authorized and r. to cause the curbstones to be set ani th lcorways and gutters paved on the west side of Sey- epth street cast. between Maryland avenus anil M etreet north. The work to be contracted for, aad execoted in the man: r and under the superinten d to defray the expense of pecial tax, equal to the copt thereof, is hereby imposed snd levied on sil lots oF parte of lots bordering on the line of the improve ment; the raid tax to be asessed and collected in conformity with the provisions of the act approved October 12, 1865, {Approved, April 19, 1371 Joint BesoLvTion in relation to closing the offices the corporaticn on the 2th instant. Kesolved vy the Board f Aldermen and Boord of Common Couneri of the City of Washington. The ube Mayor be requested to cause the offices of th's corporation to be closed cn T! lay next the 20th instagt, fa AN Act to set the curbstones and pave the footw. and gutiers on the north side of 1 atrect n> between North Capitol and Second strects vax Bev! enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Cty of Washineton. Tint the Mayor be. ané be is hereby, authorized aud 1 qeated to cause the carbstones to be wet ays said improvemen: LOAN OFFICES. UBNSTINE’S PAWSBBOKEE ARD LOAN OF F10R, 406 and 408 Thirteenth street. Private entrance next door. Sp 26-Om Cc 4508 WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 914 Penns. aye., bet. 9th and 0th sts , south wide. The, most private Loan Office tn this city. Money nd Goods of all iene atthe tort LO Ser AbH “Open from? se sey a eee ‘Private entrance from the hall and O street. apis ds, He ‘and Gentlemen's Wear aslt-w Fpe STBAWBERBIES, ‘resh culled Fruit, from the ferm of Mr, J.B. Clagett, BVEBY MORNING at elec SB ANGE & Ov.. myl9 6t__690 9h street, opposite Patent Vifioe. HAVE PROVED THE Best eet AGAINS1 DAM?NEDS, THE MO, Ss THE. mes i sarees oe Soe Pee le Trades, irom: ehesrien. Mt sper LiaB. BE. on of every one, Psorosars FOR STATIONERY. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, | Waar D.O., May 8, 1371, es fe resect any or ali Ppeorceaus FOR SANITARY WORK. Deg eae eRe Ce RRY FESTIVAL BY 4 spies OF fue WEeT GEORGETOWR aE ‘ROH, on Bridge street. third door west of High street, for the ing thelr nese WEDRESDAY BVE Parsonage, wil! coms tT continne four nights te snoceesion. Alnibe Norte tikes are cordially iaviued to comsé a my 23-37 Ts. TRORM WARE- One of BATES PATENT PLA ede et HOUSE ELEVATORS, capable ef ae ee, or ea Sn 2 SELIGSON'S. my 24-4t 128 Bridge street. B™ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctr, Georgeiowa. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE I — GRORGETOWN Duo! ‘x. D. 3 The uo ed the ig authorized by_ the to offer at pebite auction, on FSI- DAY. June 9d, 1971 at tocicek’ pate emises, tne following lots or parcels of ground, viz Lote 31. 30. 25, and 26, fronting 280 feet on the east side of High street, with a 6; ak of 130 feat, lying between 5th street sn@ north end of street arket 3 Lote in 207, fronting £2 feot on the west sido of | High street and 45 feet on the street. ‘S—fron’ cast side of Market {2 fect og the weet side of Bigh strert te east silo of Market xtrert MO toot on "he west side of Market of 70 f Norih bait of fot No. 4,fronting 4% feet on-east side ©. Heh street, a few doors north of Gay stroct, i pproved t ST WO NRW 3.STORY FRAME KOUSES, F. whieh ® separate !5: Part 11, between Brides and Gay streets, DS fort on the east ride of High O06 £ et. improwed byw 3: BEICK HOUS! No, 58, containing 15 rooms besides beth room, Servants room, summer kitchen. and +mokebouss with ett: neive aud very dry cellars Being one of the beet bast honges fa the Par N alte ot B Wish a depth «f 20 feet. the rest 1) feet of being 36 fect wider than the frout— fmproved a STURY AND ATTIO RRIOK HOU N» confaiv'ng § rooms and kitchen Les stere and ovunting-room be sale wilt commerce with Lot 31. woh {ronimee es parc ‘The offer of the abo erty, effuated in very dest offers rare opportunity for profisble ipvestmes Terms: One-third cash; balance in two equal p ments, bearing interest, at #ix and twelve months, to be mecnted by a deed of trust on 136 premises Joep on cach porch: iuing terme ct sale aie fr m tho day of ‘AhY Copveniout pews 8 votice the risk and cost of the a paper. = coo conveyancing snd stamps cost, “nye “i THOS, DOWLING, Auct. MOS’ > PLETE abi FantiotNaABck okie wanine SEARLS MAMET tice * vest ot Patterns at the shorten: notice,” Dresses aod Suits made at the most reasopabie rates. ISS GOSMAN, 117 Brit reet. Over Gutman’s Millinery and Waucy Store. my? tm LABGE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND DBY GOODS. ANNIE YOUNG &@ BROTHER Appounce that they have op hand a complet: as torment cf MILUINEBY, FANOY and DEY GOODS of the latest 5) their est Georgetown. DO", which they pared to sell at very low prices B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUSINESS PRO ON BRIDGE B1REST, GRUMGETOWN, AT AUC- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Muy 31, 1:71, at 9 o'clock, X will sally fo front of ths 0 th aide consist of a two-story Brick € House and Stcre. with back building, con taiuing ten rooms. with cel The attention of capitalists ts called to this aale, as it is one of the most dertrabie Cusines stands in Georgetown. Daring tor many years becn occupied py Thomas Hunter asa shor store Trerms: One-half cash: valance in 6 and 12 months, ‘with interest. secured by a deed of trust on the pro 100 will be required when the property ts fi. Cenveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. THOMAS DOWLING. myI7-2awtmyZadts Auctioaver. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Anct'r; Georgetown BXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALTARLE Im PROVED PEOPERTY iN WASHINGTON AND GROBGRTOWN. BELONGING TO TUE B=. TATE OF THE DB.BENJ.8. BOLBER TEURCDAY. Mey 25th, at 4 o'clock I sell on the premtecs, commenctog the house on Gry f:reet, Pear Congres: former residence of the late Dr i = fet trout by 120 feet deep, improved by Brick Hong, Ucing a? ery deairghit thy kcation Also, part of Lom No, #21 Sud 22,0n the north side of the canal, weet of Uon- gress street. ropning to First Alley. fronting 112 fest ‘on the canai by 12:5, feet on the south side of First Alley, roved by a amalt Hous, &c. Also. in ‘Washington. Lot No.1.in Equare No. 47, oF Penw ssivania avenue, wear the Cirele, fronting 100 feet on Pennsyl fe avenne and on K etrest feet, containing 6.19 equare feet, improved bs dquble Bratse House, "0" ay Terms : Une third cash: Te remainder in # and months, with interest, for which the pur-chwser tn give notes, secured by deed of trust orto have the option of paying allcash. $2 will be required to be paid down on the esle of each plee» of proper’s Cor veysicing und stamps at the cost of oe pre eheeer. It the terms of in five days threaiter, the Bxecutor reserves {le right to resell at the riek and oost of the defanitiog purchsser,on ene week's notice in some newspaper published in the Dictrict of Colam’ BOR A ROB REE. Exscwtor _myl3 lot THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. SF2ixe AND SUMMEB GOODS. lust received a bya ‘Bisck Silks from GL to €2 50, Japanese S.iks. aed ase fe aod Grenadines, fewros from 1z'\cents eS Highly Impertant to the Public CLOTHING! CLOTHING !! CLOTHING!!! worth of MEN'S, YOUTHS’, BOYS CLOTHING riet this season's manu 11 wel scagriment ot GESTS ry ~ ent ol NISHING GOODS, aft ofwhict: mast st once. is no deception, A call will convince you of rare bargains at L. OPPENHEIMER, Bo, 943 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, myl0-2m between Ninth and Tenth streets. w ARE DAILY HANUFACTURING ’ NEW STYLES OF MEN'S, YOUTH’S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, Which we offer at the LOWEST PRICES. Gentlemen desire to Gress weil sud tastefully, ] "faa too ev sconsmacally. Biccmmeoded to Kzamins on ‘Stock of | READY-MADE CLOTHING AND . FURNISHING GUODS. our EEE ae eee oe FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, ZRernstskeus Bricessoloe athe lowes! isowbece NOAH WaLKER & CO. ©11 PENRSYLYABIA AVENUE, fes-tr MerRoroLit: \ HOTBL, ara a ey STEAMBOAT LINES. yp MALL BOUTE 10 Bomroun, U Lady of the Lake, connecting at Norfock = yy a ud Roamete Ray ad for all of the Sowth. ond with the Sie. mers of the We Sor Boston. a ae Bieamer La 7k 449 Meth street, mee MB2CHAnTs LIne oF steamsuirs Brrwrew WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Bereafier the Fine oe Ro po GIBBON, aud N Aloid Lore. ni 5 Weekly woes ORR ALELANDEIS, Wack = D GEORGETOWN. a» follows YORK from Pier 39 Kivor. every 4pm. Leave GEOKGETONN (Bt Vem. and ALEX AS OBIA ue * a ut SEY race ‘we Hach street . Of Pt wrest end Bow 3.W. THOM PEON. President, KNIGHT. Ket a ade | Georertown, oF at the corner Fork syenus. Jenl-tf ——— BAstt#owe any onto msituoan we eMiNe TON, December 35, 1370. St O48 and 9:98 «. Bladensdare, Belts- Belay, beave 3:00 p. ooze &. stops at A: r m. oD Sunday Stops es during the FOR ANNAPOLIS. ‘trom Annapolis on Buvdsy or ON SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE Leave at 8:00 a.m. and 3. and FOR WAY STATIONS, Leave at 8:00 8 mand 3:00 pm FOR ALL PARis OF THE Wrst Leave daily, exce Seturday and Suudey, at and 8:00 eas nd 800 pin 3:00 only, oonnect- st Belay Station with traim Baliwore to ecling. Parkersburg, Pittsburg, & Fer Birssburg.and pointe between itelay House end Stracbug. leave at 3:00 p.m, cornecting ot Relay Honse with Strasburg and W iuchester socom. mafation trata. w rongh tickets to the West can be hed at the Washington Station Ticket Office at all bunrs iu ice Bew York, Philadelphia and Bost aa of Througa Line.” yy ds; Fer J. u. WILsuw, Mastor of The £:00 p. week. = 00, EW YORE, AsitixgTON, June 3, ‘Trains between WASHING TON and NEW Youk ery Fun as fatto : YUBK. withow: chance of cai 7 ( except Sunday) at 8:00 » =,iaae FOR PHILADELPRIA daby (except Sunday) at ®.00 a m., 12:48 i ON SUNDAY Leave for Now York at 9:00 p.m. and Philedel- Dis st 9:46 pm i ‘cars for for New tickets to Phil at the 31 York on Iadeipht x OF tation Uiice et all boure w ‘Bar ashington, Balt iaore, AB- ib. WiLSON. aster of Transportation, Ticket ey Bosten can yd Baltimore and Obie Raftroad advert for schedule between a Dapolis aad the West HB. BURNS & co. BOOTS AND SHOES. Jest received, # fine stock of Genticen’ LIGHT DEESS BOUTS, Te. Galrens, SND STRAP BHORS. A vice selection of GENTS. OVER GAITERS. LADIES’, MISSES, AND CBILDRES'S BUT- TUB ABD LACK BOOTS censiantly on hand. THE IMPERIAL on" 4ND PEERLESS ——_————_<____ PAINTING, &c. 923 D Srerer. PAINTING. D presser, BMAONIOBOL’S PAINTING ESTABLISO MENT, 923 D Staexr, end DECORATIVE PAINTING Ry oe C.* soma onmar EBT: Amitations of ie ee = J08EPH BECKHAUS, 1904 FRARKFOBI AVERUB, 45015 GIRARD AVENUE, PHILADBLPHIA, MANUFACTURES EXCLUSIVELY OF FIRST-OLABS CARRIAGES: