Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1871, Page 4

oe sweresen ome. -- _EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. ‘The Cen‘cr Market Inve t'gatior. Disess.” 20° the Cha ~se0” Pian—The Wark to be Push -d Ra_vidly +> Cox pleisom, Ec. The leg's‘aiive investigation imto the opera- tions oj the Marke.-house Company wasrerumed erdey by Mr. Davis, of the House of De'c- ducte'ary Commit.ce. A - G. Osdway, ov behalf o7'the company, “the p arsof THE StVENTH AND WONTH STREET wexes. He avd Mr. Clos, Cre archit sez, ecplaired that they were to be two-s.ory suructares, without £econd floors, which secures a greater adi in the waiter of light and free currents of air Caviy off odoxs arising from meat and vegetal and from the ciowds of people who frequent the Pisce ce market days. Dy this in plan, r. Ordway cont , the company have given Up what would be asource of prodt to then the rent of the large ha'ls that wonld have been cors.cucted by having a second floor. He then sudmited statemen.s of RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE} in de-nil, and s.id that the acimal expenses ex- cecded che ¢simate he had given the previous Gay; that if the company received ten per cent. on the amount at p.csent irve ted, it wou'd be the mest, and that he doub_od }f there woald be any balance whea the texos and sary of sr- Perinterdeni were puid. About $1,090 was due the dealers by the cuy dor rent pa'd im advance Shen the company got por-e-sion, which .ney had > allow Crem. ‘she 9.500 paid the eorpor- ation by the company had gone f) the poo- thiough the avencyo. ihe Provident Aid Society. This makes $10,500 paid the city for five months, and 's more iban it ‘s en.itled to by his estimate and woie thau p cy ous reccipis tor the entire ean. JOIUE DELAY 18 SEECTUNG TER BUILDING, Mr. O:dway sailed. was pauy caved by the change in the pl He had come to the cor- clesior that che su nevare, asorizivally intended, ‘Would be escreditable to the cicy, and had cov- elnded to strike out the Soor and have the bel'd- ing erected as alveady described. This Was appioved by the commission appointed by Congre: =, end carsed a iovs of Cme in prepa-ing get them * geve thelr approval there was bo hour of on the partof the company. The contract was entered into and the contractor bound to asip- ulated time for the completion of the work. ‘Mr. Cidway stated that the erection of THE TEMPORARY 61eDs Occupied six weeks, There were 150,000 fret of Jumber used cor that purpo.e, and about 5,000 ards of yori laid, the cost being about Pe ‘said that the frost laying of the ‘ion, and the = gave them every Opposition in wa » Davis add been upreasonable im erecting the building. Mr. Cluss ex- pistes that the want of the nece-sary quality of ick was another cause of delay. They could not get the quantity required, as it was not the keaon sor burui THE WORK TO BE PUSHED ON RAPWLY. Mr. O:dway said that Senator Morr'1t bad r ®% rked that if the 7th sucet wing wes cow gress next m efs Fe wor’ .. The company "n- nd to do rot only that, but to complete ive vith Bt cet wing by October, and have both rewly ior eceuparcy then. They intended, if porsivle, ato to have these wings conneesed by a bmiding aupning along the south side, near the canal. Mr. Cluss stated that they had to contend Bga'rst the combination known as THE BRICKLAYERS’ UNION. The contract for the brick work was given t> ‘Mr. Daniel Green. a colored man, who employed mucchanics of his own race to do the greater por- tien of the wok. They we e rot accustomed to the work of laying pre-s brick, and he found a se ing white men to work, posed him in every way. ‘The men he did get had to be paid more than ordinary wages in i ran of being refused emp'oyment afterward trom having worked with colored men. He be- lieved they to be paid $6 or 86.50 per day. ‘The work could have been ten weeks advanced if they had taken the contract away from Green. Mr. Ordway said this scandalous interference With the company by : ILLEGAL COMMINATIONS against their workmen, becau.e they gave a contract to a black man, wes a mater that Phould engage the attention of the Legi-lature. Mr. Davis did not see how the Leg'slatare could remedy it. He considered workmen could comb.ne to regulaie the price for which they would work. Mr. Ordway said wen they were about erect- ing the temporary sheds in the market he adyer- Ue “or five bunched wen. The con.rac: was given to Mi. Job Angus, ard he (Mr. 0.) saw Lumbers of colored men standing round with axe> and saws waiting to get work. He asked hy he did no. put them to work, and be zepi “That will be ail right in a little while. leent put them on row, a° Wen would net work—th y liked. He if he knew of any colored man bei 4 he (Angus) shoutd le..ve the groun ‘ord men we.e put to work aad the Mr. Ordway said they had commenced work on the Seventh street wing in the latter part of ‘May, and had about twenty Dbrieklayers at work. had about twenty-two feet of the walls ali ground. He then submitted A DETAILED STATEMENT Of reccipis and experditures on account of the sheds. This isa transcript from the = po gta aoe pee pene ia 74.65; from wagon yard, same ti rf from cattle bar é time, » $21.67; total Feceipts, 5 litures, $14,301.03; —-= = pee 3 ital invested in the Dare. g stated that the city had to be p. “@ by the company annum, w! is the reports wing men to work cor the the his Market Company who were geting pay unter dim in the Capitol were exroncous. He then end elorcs. y int» their actions. He was act- ing 9s the azent and ¢'rctor of the company. y them and every fa't man that shey intend. io do what war right by ibe ¢ ty eed by all with wrom they had auy tsausac.iu~ ae Draven or a Wett-<yows Coronen Paeaca- EE—Rev. An®ovy Bowen, a pi ed én's.er of Sovth Wh my, years. He was an aciive Juember of the republican club of the Seventh wes .r-quently a delegate to the ominaiing and other conventions of the party in this D'scrict. For iwo terms he served as & member of the Board of Comwon Council, and * an c.B. ‘Young, and Tho. P. Morgan. The remains, io ‘& Tosewood conket, were plac-d in bear-e aod. followed @ number of carri sy aa were Bumeroes personal i a ‘ | and C strcets, io James King. for 17 cents per LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. | Condensed Locals. | ‘The Ordway Guards number “68 members, Colored Schools. FAMILY SUPPLIES, éc. | FAMILY SUPPLIES, Bio Repcrt of Be-Treasurer Syphas to Governor Cooke. TCT Lost LostTi. The woman sufftagers placed documents on In revpon.e to aresolution of the House of Del- B covered his bald head and grey hair L me the desks of our legi yesterday afternoon. | egates calling for a statement of all the receipts SIGHT OF, er Sp.re the aah See mach as Eanible, and expenditures of the colored schools for youth, oes ~ ‘That groceryman trp trying to compgte with jy? try, Commé.tee.re- | gemlemen, in carrying out your improveme: ‘Washington and FLOUR DOWN BRA jusveme Cours of las Dinsiosas Ce | If Wheclook's dog-enatchers continue thelr on Crommixe. BRO. Georgetown, for the Feed noo ing Jane3e, 1871, Mr. Wm. Syphax of cohned schasia, hae forvartel so Sal rigme Cours of joe Disities ox Co- heer oon Maccomiion a il we do for “ purp” Rest Flour tu the market, @2.45 quarter MATERT HOUSE QUEST. ON. races at the next carnival? Cooke a statement, im FLOUR DOWN DBE for €2S as quod as can be gut tor $2.50 quar oo ee ah goend and oreeion ors | Hetty Bell, the fireman eharged with disre- i 4 taken up aod ov spec: lsuguage to bis chie?, is not a member oF No. 4company, batof the ladder company. Aegty Bums. 8. C.. cnt Ie. Ib. hook and Biankets were comfortable last night, and an DO NOT BE DECEIVED. ° overcoats were in demand by early risers thi PE tas morning. Bad for the watering p'sces, but good | S#y¥ that the new building at the corner of M AND THOSE WHO 0 for the c.n’t-get-aways. Georgetown complains that the Avenne Rail- roud Company have not yet put on the two cars P cessnry to accommodate the riding public REOERIVE THE F THE DECLINE. FROM 50c.T0 $1 PEBBBL., ACCORDING TO BRAND, > ja vew:) he bes d- ke.-hovse ia hes sec.ion of theciiy waere ‘ nove. Mr. Thompson contended that it was time to com- BS AND TEAS, Eek e “Stas, menee an or the reaewal of maikec-von-2 . | while the Aqueduct bridge is belug repaired. been ert Rio Coffee, BM. UT has soduced aere some weeks azo for Company A, Washington Light Intantry, of Best T - * ne tbe We wern ma:kee 4rd | érilled on ithe ‘wood pavement in front of thé ata rat Mone. City Hall last night, and are making good pro- gate a Gin aknowltdqvetthecvelaing for DUR aey et Salmon Ih oll, and'e'chokee lot ‘of A street railroad from the Navy Yard bridge, over. 953 PENNOTLYVARIA AVEW through East 11th and Bast €apiiol streets, as a inks, together the Between 3 and at sen Darn on continuation of the Metropolitan strect railroad | sum scerui the colored school from * fund the erection of buildings for white schools al- ready in progress, will more than cover all obli- gations incurred by the trustees daring the last car, which are yet to mature. The report of rt. Syphax is accor nied statements: from Messrs. Moore and Connolly, late members of the Board of ae and Geo. E. Baker, Comptroller of Washington, certifying to the ac- curacy of the account of expenditures. pot Sesomer S coag Fuxe Tortoise Earrings, in seal and imitation, fine French Giltand Oroide and Plated Jewelry, received at Prigg's this morning, No. 457 Pena. sylvania avenue, between 4% and Gth strects. (or F-street line) is talked of. The Board of Public Works wilt, tt is sald, ap- int a local superintendent of street improve- poh for overt a triets, the whole under the dir-ction of Gen. Many riders and Crivers want 3d street west pavcd fiom the avenue tothe nordhern partot 1re city, which will give a continuous and beau- cul crive throuch the avenue, 3d street, M et, and 14th, back to the avenue. The uniform of the Ordway Guards will be: Dark bine tinsle-brecstcd frock cont, the cuffs and collar trimmed with lizht blue braid; blue trimmed with white fringe, and’a-my plain dark blue pants, and'dark biue vith white pompon. About 11 o’clock last night a colored girl named Lizzie Herbert was cut acro.s the wrist with a razor in the handsof Lynch Wormicy, in an alley between C and 1) and 12th and ‘13th sireets northwest. Shé was tuken to thedra Je BT RECKIVED. " . " Gat, eee ST EISKIES, —Koller, Baker, Grey, BRANDY —V'ntage of 18. GIN, SUERRY WINE, &c—Dost brands. . attention Yd he did not wonder at the gen:te- sue Four.h disccet haemg sack a bod ‘aed been qoa.ielng for years over a anaree 1e people of Capiol Hllwanted amatke.. fesse. Tue people of Capl uIr. Peck contended that it was the trne neliey 12 | sca. the im: A paid to Wines and Liquors for and mee. Also, General Ascortment of FINE GRoceRIES pws antuaton, BOTT CHERSE, Py GOODS, &c. ° sine sy of may hess at iavored (ne recowm.imeat of the bist cducion of anew cae upoa wh'ch they lick Zegretted there shoald he ze. been 27 Vo decea. a meast.esoDa yea 7 me ony Hr. Peck's smendwent wes rejecied ard Mr. ‘Lg mp on » epeadmeat enecd io. Bir"Pcck moved to sued dik ing ovt the nerve _pe-ty Fes. MEAL, MILL FEED, AT VERY LOW RATES, BLEGANT OATS, some of the finest ever brousht to this market, AT VERY LOW RATES. THE COURTS. POLICE CC URY. Yo-vay, Judse Gray.—Edward Jobnson. charged vith soliciting for life Insurance in George.own_ without license; wd $10. James Waters and Charles Collins, disorderly conduct; fined $2 cach. Mary 8. Hogan. cotentty fined $5. John Doody, same offence, fined #3. M. Brown and she gracsd WM. M. GALT & 0O., ve te S| Pa fon, profs decent Li 4 Indiana avenue and tet etrent, tharkel-Foss. He vrzed tvcic would be waar: | S07 of Mr. Entwisle, when Dr. Bulkley sewed | fined @seach= Dus Regpie ate eras je _Nenr Bato. and Ohio Railroad Depot, ‘expeoues as Laat Doand wire ly waco tierc | UP the cut and dressed it. Thomas; fined €8and cots. W! Two snow caszs for sale ‘Prince’s Bazer, illiam Jones, lareeay : “ "s Bu Ir of shoes, $5 ts, or. 2) i ~ i= seed | a d : iron 3 an Sure ‘Dest material, made Lun . J) ig provide ir ihe sas os baoda ee aetna | HONS 0%, coal and 23) cords of wood, ag follows: | Sr1PRic? ibrvatye, is Coats, oF 38 daye.in jail. Mrs. | o(uoO% SrmTe OF the best material, m ee EN DUCK SUITS 11 fe See aes sentria aah | conresae wee aaa atthctani ce Hiletee | Hat aman on Onc Nauc: Qund Bar Weahg: | ont and alvase & good amortment on hand 00D aNp cHEAP Wicksteeen eerkes ee re ee ein wea Roh G. Burgess, coal, $7.24, | tobacco; fined $20 anti costs, or 6 days in jail. Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building. HABLE BROTDERS, Mr Golick made mocion that the. whole ma:ier ood, $7505 W. Butchi coals 6.06," wood, Siasie sit samen uimtand acn'dasy _semetr Gorner Tth and D streets, to @ spec al comm:..ee of (ree, one from . Boon, wood, $7.9; Mayfie! ues- ae ten! Piece Mit ing gum | emg, wee W Caml emda P| = «GEORGETOWN. __ | sheer Cobalt ad. Baw Gor” R. é = io omar son & K } tows coal, $7; balance, $7.12% = —— ~ _ rpg amerdans alas ting 69 oe antes eawe | rood, 86 soya "|| Tux Coar Manxer—The receipts and ship= = s Tie at, Intalligonese: Bulld- As will be seen by the above list our stock com- : mcnts of coal for the weak ending’ to-day have ATES—Mr. Hall ii inced | Condition aud Wants of the Fire De- | been as follows :—Consolidation Eompan rer prises sixteen different varieties, of which we ha: RADWAYS READY RELIEF bill ‘aeisouizing ibe Bend of Publis Work tenake p_-rimeat. celpta, $150 tons, and shipments, 6,506 tons,’ Ag- large supply now on hand, and are constantly re- ‘6 Gnd Opto Railroad Comnacy heey Washing.on | Pestarday the new Board of Fire Commission- | new's wharf, receipts, 7 tons, and shi; ceiving fresh and ot facilities Wir Durge-ssnncduerd toltomenascony ef subaaitted a report to the Governor as to the | 1.290 fons; Borde rden Mini Company, receipts, tnvolces,and o&r for obtain- CURES THE WORST PAINS for reat estate Sood fruai tae coi porations o, | Condition “want e department. ey | 1,100 tons, bs W. that hi ct] ‘one or two exceptions no coal boats have arrived ae eed ewe and the Levy Conrt at panintes en pat nm SSHn EEG eal tinue ticainr eeciece eae ee in the IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES? Tir. Solomons iat. cdvced bill to Spaocporete The ce] of Nos. 1. and 3, which require | aval near Mercersville. oa of m ox The bin od ot coal i rE Lutheran Zion Uo is Enaiered Aucebare Coufersion of & Dr iss) ct islye repairs. The houses are in good repair, anne, = have consequently ‘unu- 4 with the exception of the track house on Massa_ 4 D.C. . * 3 2, tata Mr. Hunt intzodnced bill to provide for the ap- | chusetts avenue, now undergoing extensive re- |*| THE CANaL—The boat Edwin B. Hartley, % iment ot ‘inspectors and measurers Of wader, | pairs ordered by the late board. he horses are | from Berlin, arrived this morning with 4,006 NOT ONE HOUR Me Bursley introduced bill to ¢ gh tenis ont in good condition, and well caleulated for hard y very: fervice, with the excepilon of those purchased thing is unusually dull at the collector's office, by the late board for engine No.1, which are Se ~oULn, vetween 2d and 7th sires. east. Be- and with one or wo exceptions no boats are to be seen inthe canal. It is that loaded ee tee : culate e a re] tae —- Seg ei mk ea fe eR ee ated Pee eee ea ng egg doom SUFFER WITH PAIN, da petition numerously | account of their tender age. The expenditures | Ville some time to-morrow. Early next week : ing the repeat of the law | of the department from the date of its organiza- | there will be a large number of arrivals of boats | for sale wholesale and retail, y eangtsy. Heferred to Com- | tion to the Sist of May, 171, were: For the first | detained for three days above the break. | Franc’s, 431 7th street, RADWAYS READY RELIEF IS 4 CURE fog SG a ne ya fsca\ sear, ending June 30, 1865, $39,819.43; 1.63, | Strange to say, no official intelligence of this | branch stores. FOR EVERY PAIN. fie Supérincendeat of Police to cause ti arrest | S24,766.105" 187, 953,155.30; 1808,” S12,768.04; 1909, | Dreak has yet been reeeived at the collector's Great VARIETY I W! office. lets, two or three 23, 1870, 861 res 2 eleven months ending crying newspipers on Sunder. y ction aball be sa ttoa penalty | May 31, 1871, $50,355. rae Guske Fitts lox Company, with a open in front or in . 5 the In short, we make a specialty of the Tt was the fret, and is lio &5. Rever - ainer. number of invited guests, le is morning on | nal Frane's Gent's tore, 431 the ees Oe oF OC aver | ,,Tecost the eliy for the first five years to mai hel, annual excursion % thelr works wp the | street, a Popular Prices. "No branch stores. FAMILY TRADE, THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY Li on modon Tr. Ca , resolve ipaxtusent, frour the date at | kiver. & CELEBRATED * Con f antain oR Sa ETT ae Shere ae | Sts organisations G1 C1ETT Ge tone eens | ie rio-mrc of the Covenant Asoetation, at | @ Pet 2 aE, CMeamA Market, for sale its organization, $183,012 age cost of $36,602.55; annual average cost for each company, $9,150.64. ‘There was also in ¢- istence, within the period of time as above stated, three steam fire engine companies, inde- pendent and separate from the city fire, depart- Z ceaia offcey im and for t Disirict Ga , Oran annual ave ia ‘dieknight in the chair. Phe somal. see wooeed.<l to. commana aie iy she commmicces om District offices ns Prowosed ine. al cures Cobge stivus, whether Bowels, or other glands uf a the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale only at the ‘Original Franc’s, 4317th street. Look for:the name. No branch stores. Hewrcee has all oarometers. and make it our study to furnish the very best of Analostan Islan, yesterday atternoon and eve- everything in the way of family ving, is spoken of as a very pleasant affair. It generally. Naslield for the purpose of securing funds to complete the hallon C ngress, between Bridge Canal streets. ? that instantly stops the moat excraciating Jays Jnfian-nations. aud of the Lungs, Stomac organs, by one appli: IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, thermometers tay . Rear Estate Saves.—Thomas Dowling sold t two ipssend of eleven Atkeren & | ent, known as the Government Fire Brigade, E D matter how violent he pain the eas (ue Legislaii iy | Which rendered invaluable service at all fires, | Jast evening part of lot known as No. 71, front- Geo: wn ‘ise: . HEUMATIC, Bod-rid ippled, Nerv- find “nectienty to catty iat It cost the general government, to maintain the | 9g 21 feet on the west side of Fayette ‘street, rgeto’ Advertisements. 0 ous, Neuralgic.or prostrated seas inay wuffer, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown FINE THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, ON A LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION fire brigade for five years, $156,025. The aver- age annual cost was $31,205. The average au- nual cost of each company was $i0.401. [twill be seen from the foregoing figures that it cost ici, were adopied. ead by redacing the nam- ee to one, as the not require more Agroed t above First street, with a 7 of 100 feet, im- proved by aframe’ store and dwelling-house, to irs. Mary A. Clark, for $1,300. Drovers’ Rest— About 500 beef cattle were rezuiae .axes woul \ns mm each year. Dea A HONG CREDIT, NOTION nay WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. 1. Lloyd moved io nd se in Pefer the city and the United States government to | Offered to-day and yesterday, and sold at from fa iste ise bok . ; NZO . ‘ ‘ Ft teow whieurbisck, | mainiain an efficient fire depattment, for ‘2 | #410 86.00 per ewe on the hoot Looe alee et July the 19th, inst. at 6 o'clock p. he ELPHO: YOUNGS @ ©o., INFLAMMATION OF TEE SIDNEYS. ale. period of five y 339,037.77; average annual | lambs were sold at from 4% to 5 cents per pound | jing Sud tack building om tho coat site INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER Mr. Burstey mov fe oat the section an- | cost, S67 ,SUT.55; ‘age annual cost to maintain | for sheep, and from £3.50 to $4.25 for lambs; | street, next south of th treet. The GROCERS mg the Coverror to olicers men- | each company, 80,08065. cows abd calves sold all the way from $25 to | buildings contain nine rooms and dry cellar, Gas * INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. ed in ‘he act ace Ss an ene ‘OTHER ENGINE NEEDED. $9, and market dall. Veal calyes sold from 5 | throvghou. the bouse; water in the kitchen. Lo alae . - of 25 aay eit hate ee Tuning back toa 12 foot Covernor sball FL ‘Terms: One-fourth cash; remainder in 1,2and 3 years, witl cent., payablequarterly, secured by a deed of tre st. Stamps and conveyancing at cost of purchaser. ©50 down at sale. jyl-d (hep. &our.) THOS. DOWLING, Anct. B/-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until F) aly 2ist, same hour and place. jy20_ _THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. RY THOMAS DOWLI EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPE TY IN GEORGETOWN, D C., AT AUCT 1ON ‘On TUESDAY, July 1th, at $ o'clock Iwillsell. on the premises, part of Lot 3 rth side of Gay to7 cents per pound. ‘No hogs fered. Messrs. Hern & Wetcu have just received, per canal boat Medley, 2,000 bushels of choice red wheat from Loudon county, Virginia, Tue River.—Arrived: The schooner William Callahan, from Havre-de-Grace, with coal for John B. Turton, and the steamer Express, from Baltimore, with miscellaneous freight for Dis- trict merchants. The steamer FE. C Knight left Denham's wharf this morning for New York. —eESE——————_— ember, States tire brigade was vacancie; occurring ad since which e th n its own fire de: feet front by 100 feet dee alls ‘MASONIC TEMPLE, CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS. SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING. PALPITATION OF THE HEART HYSTEBICS, CROUP, DIPTHERIA. CATARRH, INFLUENZA HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS. The enplication of the READY RELIEF to the ent was, adopicd, d by prov ‘ding that eats siall be coniimed by NINTH STREET, neen performed by six, and that, ‘overing an area of more than seve square miles, and containing more than 18,000 houses. It is true that one engine has added to the number, making four (2 your) now in use. ‘The board can not too sirong- ly commend the proposed bailding of a house And purchasing of an engine, to meet the hourly increasing necessities of the northwestern por- tion of the e! In wintcr and te spring sea- tors of the year it is almost, if not quiv, impos to reach that locality from the distant ‘en- OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. ce out the clause prov: #, ono each for uct’r; Georgetown, tary of epieseut che iaterom@® ui ibe genevat ELPHONZO YOUNGS, WM. H. SEARS. $ iylstt BroWNING « MIDDLETON would res} fully ask atrial o their cis ee MANTELS! will nthe fine OOLONG TEA ot pound, es fr PArt oF paris wl ; or difficulty exists will ine sitions now existing in time to save burn- pocunan Cotgvam Gon EGE seracs bs a Gncnnreni| pore promctmnsd by commaioonion tan ieoee AQord ease aud cumiort here has recently been, and is feet. The improvem: onsist of @ largeand sub, | the market. Twenty drope in half'a tember of water will tn 5 ons of dollars expended in th ALL STYLES. plantial three-stery Dvelling House, the furmer res- UNPOWDE ES” few minutes cure CKAMPS. SPASMS, SOUR erection of magnificent and costly p = idence of the Iate De. B.S. Bohrer. FINEST ¢ re, BR STOMACH, ‘HEARTEU Sick HEAD ap- | dences in the northern part of the 0 ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6and 12 months, wan eae vane. nN, ACHE, DIALKHGA. DYSENTEKY, COLIC, a's Vy nothing of the State Department, Louise Home, with interest, for which purchaser must give his FINEST YOU oo Wind Iw ¥id BOWELS cd oF INTRA LE fe een Se Semnamees, neovSdieg thet | ECON University, aad the ateee hee notes, secured Af trast, oF to have the option 1 OOLONG, | PAINS. ave not exercised thes izht of suffrage | * 5 Daying all cash. $300 ined om the sal ict shall be appoiased, winch was acces od | Contiguous theret>, all of which call for increased eeen te tks sreputte trae eee ee FINEST ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Sistine shuth diliteseede Sabu tab: amendment was adup <4. id facilities for protection from fires, such as would AT ing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. all new crop. and at ef ie WAYS READY RELIEF with shem. A few drops ec Tose aud reported the bill wich | be afforded by the establishment of a compan ferme of the eale are not complied s ante FP Pe paips from chan” amendwenss to che Hease. ou or beyond the high grounds north of Ostreet. ve — rc 0 Tt ts better than Freveu brandy or bitters Hr. Ca-sin wade an irefeevual moiion to have the a jalant. subjecs post pom An amendment striking out the office of surveyor Was rejecied. Mir. Davis moved to amerd ibe amendwe xt in_re- Jasion io scavengers so as to provide for Lire appoiut- Republican Gesteral Committce. Commiitee to Wait on the Board of Public Works— The Navy-Yard Dismissals. FEVER AND AGUE. HAMILTON & PEARSONWS pals usc FEVER AND AGUK cured for Sfty conte. ‘There ment of one for tue clay of Cearze.own, and vo for | A meetingof the republican general committee ~! Fi NE Pp ee rae eda th oe ecck Counc | disiiet in Wacaingion. % of the Disirict of Columbia the presidents i Scarlet. ‘ellow, and other Fevers aised eM Barsley call dior a ruon on, che, at: ston | Of the republican legislative district clokesns ban ) bo quick as RADWAX'S Colleevor,. com or aud treasurer, ou | held at Union League Hall last evening, Col. N. No. 4, ¥. M. 0, A. BUILDING, ¥. Fifty cents por boitle. DE. RADWAYS Garsaparillian Keselvent, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. iptroller, re: ‘the first Tue_day in Novemver, yi Jar, Bo swell moved so amend by fixing the ime of He elceston of ciese officers at Ce next general elec. muenbers of tae Sogates, and crec¥ cr bleoslaliy. “Adeprels Br, Dav's moved @overnor G. Ordway in chair, and Mr. Allan Coffin secretary. Mr. J. H. Brooke offered a resolution that it is of vital importance to the harmony and efficiency of the republican party of this Di clear understanding be had by this committee, representing the entire party, with the Board of Public Works as to the nukiber ani ears of Syl-tr Conner Oru an D Srarets. WATKE Tax FOR LAYING MAINS. ‘ite ese mee tows ir. Moore moved co amend the last clause of the mae the interests of republicans in their appoiut- » AO har. Cassin moved to strike ‘ : : dong Fecuire confrration by the Hates of Delon | ee, oftcess Salataner stele many se Che = A7-THE ABOVE SAT ES ARE POSTPONED ON Fere<4;_ Yeu Memes. ~ + | mittee of seten from Gis body be appointer praved June Sanus bear cod plore ns MDS EHDAS, July Reser’. Berger Bak % ond tigers Davin Hai, Conter ‘with his ‘Excellenc , Governor, ‘Cooke, Sights (76) of one cout per equare tee ae TOLER A. BOHR secutor. IcKr ght: Murray, ond i x er—). ieee pnd the Board of. Pablic orks as 9 the best pg eng iva THO: DOWLING, Auct. ES quasiion thon tesartel cas sree 3. wanes forth in any o} S2-THE ABOVE SALE 18 STILL FURTHER hele ee tema Ruths Set interests of the republican party of this District. f , thet sera: on nog reread shal until MONDAY, ‘avenue, Saaz te aepoint oll other oMicere by aua wit’ the | sopointments made by the Hoon cre : y BAPE hoor gor: an a aa ase = See Stores were independent of patty pol i and PEC cobeoauert jy20 ONTHOMAS DOWLING: Avct | our ot WINES and iivors 4a.rery com. "inl mov ymendment authorizing best way f mm! ‘com- 7 punarent of Tevem school trusts forts aracty, | bait with the bostd eel eh eoenitee t0 con- | ableca.snehrrs BX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown. | Netty em rise the beat rands of eae _ pate the clause provid sectors of Hour and does geeure—a cure mong wht TURSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | PAs): MONE W) ments, OPERTY 1N GEORGETOWN, D_©. for alle appointment of four 3 Mr. Ketiy said the board had not yet gone to | pail’ aot ain: Tr, ares ska of treen, Giped Renae post the satire text of Cons | work and hhe could not see the necessity f ayabng hg ave been iSiet penned ‘oe get, AD. is aud tule recurded in Liver i. antaty (Grom Seal), asec ane dceeiupoatticn ta fe =I i $ thereto. i resolution at this ti re a ~H.. . 19, c of ree- roo me " Mooremoved thas the bill aad ending amend- |" Br Cook thovest ir eas the uty of the com- | cance where the furl ns Suntet tke tax'ehall be paid | ‘oras of Wasktorcs: ug ee ysme, of, the land, cee foakant Vallee ™*Carte Blanche” faire Cie came with new Tmaterial made trans heen By a be printed. and madea special order ir-nou.- | mittee to look out for work for members of tee sposth of $y 153, and af the request of the Treasurer of the Central jcacant Valley “Paris Exposition” lood-—and this the BARSATARILLIAN will and =: \y pias jbo vending of .he journal wo-mor.ow. party, and pot let those who came in at the Building Association of Georgetown, District of C eleveuth hour receive all the emoluments. ip 1 . frat inne one GR tiene aks Inmbia swe will sell at public auction yon TUESDAY, is the wuly positive cure for certain; for when once this Abave exile ped op the frst day of } the Ust day of Amaune ae De vale We tog aaa Sate la Starintohing’ Che tees df eke Bes eee, , ’ pave " : ie tron Giaintohe ‘ ae ees AU52S p the Homse adjourned. Mr. Garton thought dls meeting was gotten | Sula i as follows: 7 remises, at the hour of S ovclock’ peer call the . = will be rapid, and every he pationt will ——_ up (o back some persons that hud been Sisap. |” Altlot, br parts of lots which bind or touch on— No. 16, in old Georgetown, Diarict Pore Rimsel? growing betier aud eisonger, the Yood dit Reat Estare Sares.—D, pointed in getting positions, | cteescsmeah. ts cleeoee ey cere Sop ye tow, patteests rinsing! | =~ pe meetings ” lost orang, ay mage dpa Pp. {oz | Members of the Boardof Publi B street south, in s-uare 732, 5 ary line of eaid Lot Na. 16 intersects eal and | Forsslelow, ty wince MIDDLETON, pcenbicnalae + 2,615; horse and lok, 1504 1th sizret, wo veut Thad obaition, but did not get it, and » i oqanres 5; $00 82, 624,688 and J Fuheing thence Gast with the line of Bridge saee (Ay _cfop uh dovs the Sanearansicrax Resovress ox 355; . ret, to Joun H. ‘ ty more or leas, tH alley Tai “3 Knowr ‘gents 1 fhewasts remem set Sat), and lot E, in subdivision | Atter further debate the resslution was adopt- | —€ street son:h, in squares 38%, 4, 285, 506, 2°3 ana | {1 south rough sald lot 16; thence north by Screfulous, Constitutions) and Skim Dat it wf .quore ST, on ddpurcet southwest, between B | ed, and the chair appointed as the cor with said alley J. H. Brooks, John D street south, in squares 44, 466,602, 694, 874 and mittce, Cook, J. H. Jenifer, Allen H. Boston ped polte e e Dones Alea ie KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS, By S.P. Brown & Son, to ex-Senator Catielt, | Lockwood _— 1 sel cggeee south tn eeuares 258, 357, 288, Al, 412,485 rinary and Womb diseases, of New Jer-ey, 35,000 feet of land on 16th street: | “A resolution was adopted that several republi- sircet south, in squares 522, 823, 846 and 0:7. ropes. Stoppage of Water. Ino ot Unies: between O street and ithode Island avenue, con-.| cans have been dismissed from the United States | _ f strest south, in spuaree 927; 9087900, FOL, and right’s Disease-ATl Dalleases where siituling one half of square 195, for the sam of | navy and one of questionable republican. | 8- there are brick-dust deposits. $2.dou. Tt ie understood that | handsome and | ism retained to the deariment of the party; and Her mort fp mamares 0 a MO clowdy ms m4 valual rovements wil made on the | that some action be en by this commii to mi x yg peti a y 7 Exess worth, in squares 257, 238, 274, ‘275, 205, 306, see what can be done to have the dismissed publicans again put to work. ears ——_-—_—. nor! 2 2: | Minarlameresseieaaaereys a oa as, bet ae een eee 467, 473, 479 ixth street: squares 844 and 874. | Sak ee eee NLS ae i crenth street went, In squares 813 and 888, ‘ be "RASS stances ati to the above there is now due and pay- st Be ‘capital em Ses ee (Erste the PETE oy n,ra,| POH BOD A MILBURN’S Deve ‘STORE, Ht » ¢ gprs ineut of Water Tax, levied Jaly 1, foeling. : PE sat wwe FLOUR, of Water Tax, lerted July 1, aries ‘Flour uniform thee