Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1871, Page 4

_ EVENING STAR. ‘WEDNENSDAY.......... October 4, Invi. LOCAL NEWS. A Bradshaw Council in the Twenty: Said Aaron to Moses, “Let's cut off our noses.” Raid Moses to Aaron, *'Tis the fashion to wear — A private meeting of 17 republicans was held on Monday night at the residence of Dr. L. C. Loomis, on Pennsylvania avenne, between 6th and 7th streets east, for the purpose shown in the following account of the proceedings. Dr. L, C. Loomis was at the door, for the purpose of keeping out interlopers and black cats, but did pot futercept our thin-edged reporter. There were present Dr. L. C. Loomis, Moses Bradshaw, and his brother Aaron, W. T. Davis, F.D. Gaines, Charlies White, Martin Meore, Thomas Perry, Miles Sweeney, E. P. Malloy, ‘W.E. Marshall, W. Brazel, E. B. Hughes, Jno. Bryan, sr., and three others. Dr. L. C. Loomis was called to the chair, and Aaron Bradshaw acted as secretary. Mr. Moses Bradshaw moved that they consider ways and means TO REMOVE MR. 8. W. HERBERT frem the chair of president of the 2ist district elnb, and place Mr. W. T. Davis in the chair. Mr. Aaron Bradshaw seconded the motion, as Herbert was not favorable to nominating his (Aaron’s) brother Mose aa candidate for dele- gate to the Legislative Assembly. The motion ‘was adopted. Mr. Aaron Bradshaw moved that a committee of seven be appointed, with his brother Mose as chairman, to wait on Mr. Herbert and request him to vacate the chairof the club. Brother ose seconded the motion, and it was adopted. ‘The committee was appointed as follows: Mos Bradshaw. - “i F. D. Gaines, W. |, W. T. Davis and E. P. ven not being considered a fair representation Of seventeen, two others were added.) . Mr. Aaron Bradshaw suggested that the com- Inittee should not name the next place of meet ‘ing, as there were SPIES IN THE ROOM, and they might thas fail in their game. Mr. W.T. Bavis claimed that he was fairly elected president of the club, and stated that he would do.anything to get Herbert out. Dr. L. C. Loomis suggested that they act can- tiously, take time and feel their way before tak: final action. Mr. F. D. Gaines said he would be satisfied with anything, so Bursley and the four-million loan were defeated. Mr. Moses Bradshaw said he was a republi- can died in the wool. oe ay , bat he 4 not prosper so long as S. W. Herbert remaine: inthe clair. © ir. Mr. Gaines asked {he bad power as one of the committee to take S. W. Herbert out of the chair = put another in that he and others wanted. Mr. Aaron Bradshaw gnggested that a larger com would be required for the next meeting ag his tr. ther Moses’ friends, whose name is legion, would be present. pave nee ‘Tne New Capito: Hitt MarKet-Hovse.— The Board of Public Works advertises for pro- for the erection of the Capital Hill Mar- -house. ‘Phe Duilding is to be of brick, 202 feet long and 48 feet wide i the clear. Two wide passages will run from end to end of the building, giving four rows of stalls. Lateral passages will divide the stalls into pairs, so that ach one will have a sales counter on two sides. ‘This arrangement will also give free ingress and egress to purchasers, even at times when the crowd is greatest. It will have acellar through- out,with the southern end of it finished for a basement restaurant. A portion of the cellar Will be fitted up with ice-boxes, so that every man occupying a stall will have # place to keep such articles as require it in a colder atmos- phere than that of the market itself. The main T of the market-house is slanting, so as to accommodate itself to the grade of 7th street. The Projecting center part of main front is di- vided off in two stories, so as to give an office for market-master in the upper , from which he can oversee the operations of ‘the market. ‘The cellar is seven feet nine inches high in the clear, and its floor is parallel to the main floor of ‘the market-house. The main floor is constructed of rolled-iron beams; between them brick arches are 3 the haunches of which are concreted and leveled. A brick pavement laid solid in cement finishes the floor. The greatest height of the walls of the building, from level of the basement floor to the lower face of iron heel-blocks of roof, is 36 feet. The inside of the walls is rough-casted. The market Froper has a high wainscoting of yellow pine. The foundation walls are started Upon concrete, and consist of quarried stone, laid in cement mortar. The walls of the build- ing above ground are built hollow, with inter- mediate sit-space, constructed of hard-burned bricks; have a base of cutstone for the promi- nent parts, and are faced, for front and two ides, with red bricks, laid with pressed-brick joints; the rear elevation has struck joints and Ro cutstone work. The frame of the roof is con- structed mainly of Nrought-iren, but a dressed wooden sheathing will be laid upon light wooden purlines and a ventilating skylight of hammered ; and iron frame will run the ridge of e building. The roof is slated: The main cornice consists of galvanized iron, Soh er ~seaen a Tue Styies Divorce CasB—A Boston Court Gives the Mother the Custody of the Children —Tha Styles Aateas case, which has excited much interest in Washington as well as in Bos. ton, where it has been on trial, was brought toa close yesterday, when Judge Colt, of the Mas- sachusetts Supreme Court, awarded the custody of the children (two girls) to their mother. The broceeding grew out of @ divorce obtained in hie city in a io carly part of last month by Lieat. aniel S. Styles. e regular army, against his wife, who resided in Chelsea, Mass:, on the und of adultery, committed with Captain rafts, of Washington, and Lieut. Lincaln, who is stationed in Texas. The decree of the court here gave the custody of the children to Lieut. Styles, and his wife had knowledge that the es oree Broceedin had been institated against er. ing in obtaining of the chil- dren, she next brought the matter: before the Supreme Court of Massachusetts on a writ of Aabeas corpus, Claiming that she was entitled to the children under the decree of the court for the District of Columbia; and the time of the court at intervals during the past three weeks has been occupied in hearing evidence on the question of adu tery, which has been offered of & conflicting ch: involving a vast amount of fraud on one side or the other. Public opin- ion throughout the proceedings has been largely in favor of Mrs. Styles. It is proposed by Airs. Styles’ counsel to petition sor a writ of review belore the supreme court at Washington, with yh . of annulling the divorce on the ground of fraud. en Tue James Creek Caxat—Messrs. Tee- myer & Co., are making fine progress with the dames Creck Canal. [t ts only twenty-three days since they commenced this work, and the have progressed from the Arsenal wharf to 1. street, which portion brome gre for the mad machine. The workmen are ing out old logs and stumps of trees as low down as four feet from the turface, some of them in a tolerable state cf preservation, and showing plainly the marks of the axe when they were ent, many Years ago. There are 138 men at work here, under the superintendence of Mr. Dennis Looney. The intention isto have fifty feet on each side for wharf purposes, and then fifty wore feet for a carringvway, making one hun- Gred feet on exch side to the bullding line. There will be a substantial sides, in place of leaving the dirt banks ae at fret proposed. The depth of water will beseven feet at low tide. —_—_.—___ OUR READERS are notified of the great open- ing of fall and winter boots and shoes at Mr. C. ¥. Cummins’, who has just returned from the northern cities, having received oyer one hun- dred and fifty cases of the most beautiful and arable ot goods for the winter trade. Many great bargains are in store for his extensive cus- tom, as Mr. C. pays eush, buys cheap, and bays largels sand gives these advantages to his friends and the general trade. Ladies’, gent’s, misses’, Sud children’s, of every conceivable style. 933 eo sieeet, next to corner of K and Northern jarket. —_e—__.. Reoistration 1x ThE First Disraior— ‘The Board of Kegistration were again in session im the Fe Setrict yesterday, near the Columbia the day there were 140 voters i and 49 white. On the previous day, in Ui |, 509 were re; tered, making the total re, in the Ist trict 49219 whites and colored. Last spri ‘the first day’s registration im this district footed 2 the. total re; was 1,004—432 and %2 colored. ‘votes were cast on’ election day. —_o—__ 1. O.0-¥F. Liprary.—Last lowing officers and directors of the Fellows? Library Association were elected: John H. Bart- Jett. '; R. FP. Hunt, vice Thos. W. Fowler, Soper: B. A. Wm. R. McLean, . H. Gawler, Thos. Greer, Wm. Fi » and Henry Trine, directors; Geo. W. Mbrarian. Over 3,000 volames are now on the ves. fae SEE Norice 70 PExsons ATTENDING THR SALE £ bye > a Por on Tavxspay, Octonsr. , 18Tl.—Arrangements have been made Captain Stackpole, of the steamer » to conve: esvengure from Tir-street wharfto Gee boro’ Point at o’elock, and return at 4 p. m. to-morrow. Fare for round trip, 25 cents. (Rep) C.W. Havewnen & Co., freee tadeatins ‘WE ARE GLAD to hear health from that ‘distressing malady: or some four months’ Seiten of our worthy He bas : : le our sympathy, indeed. * TORTOUE SHELL, rubber, coral, xed and Alaska diamond jewelry recelved ~4 Pre 's jew ‘ave- muc, een store, No. 457 From the National News have ee california papers; also, Appletou’s Joursed GEORGETOWN. Tue Improvement or Baines S Locals, , The assessment of real estate will begin to- TOW. Mise Juliana May has severed her hoir of St. Matthew’s Church. nal property returned for town upwards of $1,000, Fight female suffragists made a: Charles county, Md., last week to as voters, but their application was refused. Pacific Coast Republican Association admitting la- street netiing ‘with him severst , who will in a few HURTZEN PRizes.—Not- Werein were Seve Sees meme te ‘were ai ra rhe the eae aa 3 fifth, P. Dill; 5 5 . Albrecht; tenth, Kolb; tweitth, B undecided and will be awarded and kept up until a late off pleasant’ assessment in thi and from George! Bogan po np Disreiwvrion oF withstan the Syticeee. Geor; have a clauce in their cons! nalosten dies to full membershij the evening the siarm of fire about half-past ten Beligron as ht from box 16 was caused by the burnt shed at Ford’s brick yard, Buzzard’s Point. ht. .,S. Hammersly, a grandson Commodore Stevens, of this gies has been ad- midshipmen's class at An- a lng ae ite, ing graded, to with Sobbie stones. “This serect is betwens 6th streets southwest. The Society for the Prevention of Cruel Animals last nigh sixth, J. Kaiser; eighth, GC. Volkman; ninth mitted to the cadet C. H. Fisher; ity to propriated twenty dollars Oates of truck for the cemnval of animals. instraction in the lace themselves hirty ladies and is Classes. hi ic) Church, the excel- which has existed for ye been lace there is a choir of boys and a style of music. e payment of the quarterly interest on cer- | tificates of stock in the e is now being made at the The total quarterly interest on this debt is about $15,300, divided as follows:—On five and six per cent. bonds #13,000, and on water stock 2, eee! inters from the Beard of Health. atand Fish, and the Loaves and Fishes—Was “ Dr. Verdt's Pet” Drugged ?—Soap Boilers, Ata meeting of the Board of Health last ev- the committee cn ordinances ‘pecial committee to investi, the subject of inspectionof marine pro: board. Mr. Langston, from ‘that ted an ordinance declaring located within less than fifty feet of any dwelling-house in the cities of Wash- ton or Georgetown a nuisance; ‘erdi reported that he had made anexam- ord being fo 5 » died in Jefferson county, Allwho desire a and was thrown open tothe public’ Last oF THE Gypsixs.—T! lent musical assoc! ration funded debt ‘irst National Rank. © prominence ot gay colors in the! Tue Wueat Market—Hartley & Brother to-day received 300, and T. bushels of wheat per schooner from alexandria. With this exception there have been no arrivals of grain, either by river or canal for several y e smaliness of the recei ed for by the fact that most of at C. Wheeler 150 the farmers are ing for a new crop, the shipment o! THE GRADES OF FLOUR established as stand- ards by the Commissioners of Flour Inspection meeting yesterday are as follows: Con- ; Potomac Mills tor Extra; jupertine; and Mi below for yore down part of the day <alorama Mills tor Mills for Fine; anda THE MILLS were yesterday, on account of the scarcrt this iy the same imation of Trobriner’s ment, and was satisfied order'as is possible for such places to be kept. hn moved that the report be referred) committee for a report as to whether moved to amend: AT THE 55th monthly meeti Building Association, held last shares, iting $3,413, were retired at $148.50 per Mr. Danret McCann to-day received his com- mission from Governor Cooke as one of the flour inspeotors for Georgetown, vice Gaskin, ALEXANDRIA. Tre ALBxXaNpRia Grays gisbanded last night hecause it was found impossible jad men who would agree rms. Mr. Marbury offered a resolution that the ‘ctor of live stock be abolished. opposed the creation of offices by officers thereto; then the officers out. oughtn’t to get Pz. to see it. that the meat inspector ha been reported dead drunk; but he was entitle: ‘Mr. Marbury said the fact of for drunkenness was enough for the board. rsonal discussion took place between Dr. and Mr. Langston, di ter said Dr. Verdi was only Dr. Verdi.—*Yes, my somebody else's pet put in,” He had heard, too that the inspector was drugge r. Langston moved that the duties pertain- eg ee ge an under his direction. Adopted. ———— abolishing the office and turn ‘Mr. Marbury eaid Dr. Ver excited; he was so1 i Dr. Cox stated Tue New Marker Hovse.—A called meet ing of the City Council will be held to-morrow night for the pi ments for the erection of the new Market House, that the lowest bid for the work thousand dollars, and that probably be awarded to an Al- FataL Tyre or Biiovs Frver.—The mer ise Free Stone Point, having on ‘colored men ill with the bilious fever and the corpse of one colored man who had died of this disease. All of them had borers on the A. & F. K. SALE oF THE OLD THEATRE.—The old thea- 7 on Cameron street, in which are American halls, which has been the f the First National Bank, has been . Joseph Broders tor $6,750—Gazette his being arrested ‘was about forty-five which the lat- | the contract wi because his pet was discharged and d, and possibly it fa employed as la- ELECTION OF OFFICERS BY MvsIcAL Sor creTIEs.—The Choral Society met at their hall last evening, when an election of officers for the ensuing year took place. The ballot for presi- e election of Mr. Lewis J. for the honor dent resulted in CITY ITEMS. contetied bot beamed a Tue Victor Licat, or Stove of the Period, at the stove warerooms of H. I. Grogory, Pennsylvania avenue, is the most beautiful, , vice president; mu- secretary, C. ,D. L. Burnett; librarian, ph Joue; E. Droop, H. Burnett, execative en Gzxvinz Scotcn Cuevior Suits, made ready made, tor $22. A small lot 410 7th sireet, N. W. —_~___— ALL Gas Consumers should call and see the little invention that will save one-third, the light. Guaranteed. Hamittox & Pearson, 5 No.4, ¥.M. C. A. Building, Sole Agents, podem carcino Two American M Miss Ouri, are disfi isses may avoid the like blemishes, they are advised to ‘nse the famous Sozodont, which will prevent and obviate all such difficulties. w.s. peescuaihers resection “Tnerr’s Norune Like LeaTuer;” and When we say the Boot and Shoe Dealers and Manutacturers make the American House, Bos- juarters, we only eir perception of tutes a really good ho! esers. H. M. Gurley and H. A. Kohr and Mrs. Patterson. —~e—_ Doctors Dirrer on THE At a meeting of the Medical District of Columbia, yesterday, Dr. Toner made a motion to amend the rule which provides that consult with or meet in a pro- any resident practitioner of nota member thereof, after ractitioner shall have resided six months id District, vy adding the following: “Medi- ractitioners ot African descent who have received a license from the board Coton bone ag Association of the pay @ deserved no member shall this District whe Custom Work bia, may be exempted from the action of this , and those members desiri: may consult with them so long as such pr: tioners continue to practice ceived tenets and ethics of regular medical prac- tice, as recognized by this association.” He also moved to amend rule 20 by striking out the word “majority” and inserting instead “two-thirds.” . Reyburn moved to “all graduates of re; are licentiates of the trict of Columbia, and in good titled to membership in code of ethics.” No action was taken on these motions; all lie over until application of ©. B. Purvis, colored, for mem- bership, was then presented to the society, and, }, rejected by a vote of 21 to 16. ——— ee t Hall. Suits. Oak Hi Oak Hall Clothing and Tailoring Room. eager HAtx’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer does smal but restores the hair to its nataral r. amend by inserting that lar medical col ‘edical Society of at 433 Seventh this association on signi next door to the Origusal Prane a Will be the Place Hats of every incxiplions at Price. next meeting. THE WALnALra Troi ee FoR THE OHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts audience at Wall's Ope: call at Price’s Gent’s Furnishi street, between Dand Gewr’s Fourwisuing Deror.—Try the $1 Gent's Kid Gloves, eve Price's Gent's Furnishing between D and E streets. ——— Corns, &0.—Dr. White, chiro} ure had a much larger ra House last night than at the opening performance, and their light and varied entertainment will do: derstand that Professor Risley is ig with Mr Saville for the manage- ment of Wall’s Opera House, and in the interest of amusement lovers we should like to see an arrangement consummated, if practicable. Ris- ley is an experienced manager, and his knowl- ege of stage matters and show peo; would enable him to secure ung Depot, 413 7th warranted, at Boot, 413 ith has as jaltimore, success fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Firrex styies ov DUstERS and the latest in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at C. and Corset Factory, 408 7th eS eee Oxw!—The anti-improvement “citizens and who have been trying to hold meetings at Union Ls se on Neg) er ht member present, towit : isonty one individual who has been benefitted these meetings, and that is D1 ‘o states that his hall has been rented three months for these meetings. collects his rent in advance. Mr. H. A. Wittanp has ers’ interest in “Willards’ ‘The purchaser's experience and enterprise’ are arantees that we may count on one more first class hotel in Washington this winter, in ad- dition to those already in operation. THE COURTS. NERAL TERM. — To-day, on Mr. BH. K. Chapman was radiey filed a mindate of property-holders,”* pie Ney Kip Gtoves for ladies and best Dollar Gloves im) first class Glove. Pope di les be early and secure a | tae in calling at C. Baum’s Kid Glove 408 7th street. . soctenboad LL Dk ok Goetz Patent KRerieoTina Gas and Lamp Smapes will save tity of gas or coal oil co: The Doctor always urchased his broth- one-half of the quan- lotel” for £306,000. 2 msumed without the use of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro- Senthal, No. 404 7th street, is aud also for Goetz’s Keflectors, and the Diamoi Reflectors. stone wallon both | the agent for tham, Doubie-cone Chandelier nd Diffusive Daylight ea eae ATR in Switches, Cur! all shades have just Chas. Baum, who intends to branch of his well-known establishme: stregt. Ladies go and see the new sty THE MOST POPULAR Sew! ‘ket are the McLean & Hoo and the Wilson Altho price of #40 and Fe apo ep aden, ft somitted to the bar. Mr. B preme Court of the United States ii isbeo agt. Whitney Hass agt Mr. Shelden for arn a State, which, after passing thr # The terms: are street, is the agent.” — ee STYLES oF ConsEeTs and some Bein eS warranted to be s o. Baum, Gort and Heoyakiee Manufacturer. ptt ine IMPORTANT CASE of schooner Maggie = D. # t WEAR Pa. Av, Doe: Posies Sr ort ri age _ ay i ip corrzcrau: INGER SSM. CoTENan ts AER REGISTRA NOTICE. ACT District, for the > ae | OPFAR A AENTY SREY dr | Rens tte ia} ie rv 5 TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF ome Sean i getio SAM THE | Si, cuttied, An act YE a ‘The Board of Registration fur the District of Ge- | an xing the time for holaimg the General anthoriaed to be leaned by Jombia will hold seertons from 19 o'clock, m.. ant Pe Tiecilons inte of Zz. the si alten b erate babs o'clock. p. m.,of each day hereinafter mentioned, the Fepeirs in fo the pour of eaerng the Votes resin Te al on the ‘Wednesday of | 27,28 reine of four millions of bonds and levying ee Seniesa an | een, ‘and bets Forer enacind, That whereas un | 2faity accrue ieereon, and ebm ths act, with Paiste for the immediate taking coment tou vote St the pes) io ate general SnvomD DIneMOr: Sef; Hg nereby declared to be in force from and | Bretima ny pag ops,or the peopleate All that part of the connty of Washington lying approval by the Governcr. he AR He SE west of Lincoln avenue and Bunker Hill road, on ; CHARLES i. 5 Dirnicr oF Coucwnias Auguet diet 18n. WEDNESDAY, October 4, 1871, at the house of John as LLIAM STICK N: Notice 19 fteem that at Dext general H. McChesney, Brightwood; and on THURSDAY, Bresident of tue Council. | flogtion tm the ericrcr Columbia: which willbe October 5, 1871, at Harry's carpenter shop, Tennal- Approved, Aveest 29.1 a, dF beling ie Sreptz-sccond day of that month. the wien, HIRD DISTaIOT. BY THE GOVERNOR AND @RoRE- | fold spProved Augum ih, 11, suiltied “An ac All that part of the city of Georgetown lying west NGige Bi 298 corn ‘Columbia of the sub- @ tax for payment of the interest as it ann scerne on four million dollars of of High street, on FRIDAY, October 6, 1571, at | mission to the of the District of Columbia, for Suthorised to be, fered hy Be oan Lang's Hotel, on Bridge, near High street, George- F ‘the 5 FOURTH DISTRICT. by the four levying a tax All that part of the city of Georgetown lying cast Tr ‘of the int if i t of High street, on SATURDAY. October 7,1871, at | Ievzing a {ax for the payment of the interest is it the payment Pertti tak ear STRAY accrue ‘and the house of John Cornell, No. 126 Congress strect, | shall aunually accrue there iehaing of te four mil Question of the Issuing of four millions of improve: a “ wn. | fons of ion ny the Denti; | ment » to & vote of the people at a ge . between Beall and Dunbarton streets, Georgeto Hone of improvement bunds te, 4 vow, oft ‘approved | tion int Lo Py pa FIFTH DASTRICT, ‘August 19, 171, Peosat, entitl ct All tbat part of the city of Washington lying west Exxcvrivs oi a Hy of Twenty-first street,on MONDAY, Octebor 9,1871, | 1y_,D'STRICT or Couvmsin, Regent a, ae ai school house corner of Twenty-eecond and I | aisceie in'the Dittier ef Cea Cee streets, Washington. held on the fomth Wednesday of jovenes, BL, SIXTH DISTRICT. (Being the twenty-second diay of that month) the act All that part of the city of Washington lying south | bia. entitled act aut the District of Oo- of M street north, between Eighteenth and Twenty- | lumbia to create a debt for iny its and first provemen streets west, and south of K street north, be- | Tepsire in said District by: ope ee tween Fifteenth ‘and Eighteenth streets west, at of" Eon and tering bx for the payment of the house No. 1822 G street, near Eighteenth street, | mitting the act with the question of the Washington, on TUESDAY, Gctober 10, 1871. the four pre of peter anes ory, CII ot “: cs a eclectic SEVENTH DISTRICT. proved August {5c18r1, will be eeben ed August All that part of the city of Washington lying within | provided by said act to lars of bonds, an- District of Columbia by athorizing the District of pec! tim wen ents District by the issuing of four heir approval ordisapproval, in connection with the ing a tax for the pemeat the followi yunda: Commencing at K street | ¢ he annually accrue thereon, north and running tp Fifceth sect wea ts 5 inprerenat‘andepaie ne scone nasa | ta tabi te ac, wi the"wsnign of oc a ~ TS lecti el A teenth street weetsthonce up Fourieenthetroot west | thepetengeot said net, Raid sftts Lerctsaaiiaed | & vot ofthe people st sigensral slecon i ald to Boundary; thence along Boundary street to Twen- | *24 baa rt) eee And said election, h rexpccts the aaid act, will be first street west; thence down Twenty-first street Governor of fhe Dict Ot Oo a ete Thee pees act te Nereto ‘west to M street north; thence along Matreet north be pl RBG FET rae “ *D COORE. to Eightoenth street weet, and down Eighteenth Secretary of the District of Governor ati District of Columbia, street north; along K street | An Act su! the District of Columbia to ‘ % perth Pion srt wonton WHDNEADAY, | “RAST op mrspene aSOmME | ey pe enya tn Dart ool October 11,1671, at 1718 P atreet, nese Beventeonth | Soa levying a taz for the payment uf the luerert | cet aa la ansehen oF, the inter street, Washington. as it shall annually accrue thereon,and ing dollars of » authoriz d to be issued by the EIGHTH DISTRICT. the act with the question of the issuing of thefour | Dist 7 an act entitled Aa act triet of Columbia yyement bonds thorizis P create Allthat part of the city of Washington iying within | Piast wencbal fovaid District?) | Geue tor special improvemente repairs ip eaid the following bounds: Commencingat N etroet north | Be af enacted by the Leatslative Assembly of the | District by the tovuing of four miltione af bonds and running up Fourteenth street west toBoundary; | Htsirict of Co fae arene oF ener J tax fk yment thence along Boundary to Sixth street weet: thenes | Elloysrand roads of the District of Goleabin eet | et aes naa acer ot ang ren down Sixth street west to Rhode Island avenue; Commenced and com} pnd Severs ‘and brid four millions ‘of improvement bonds, to ‘® vote 4 thence along Rhode Island avenae to Seventhatrect | be constructed therein, and other eccasiry public | the people. a general 4n -the West; thenes down Seventh street west to Ostrect | Suthcrized and empowered, for sad in benelf cteas | Bets in enacted by the Lerisiative Assembiy of the north; thence along 0 street north to Eleventh street District, to igsue, or cause to be issued, as herein Bistrtct @ Cohum buas That fot the ~< west; thence down Eleventh street west to N street lirested, re st or coupon binds to tha mulling ah re as it may accrue on an song ret ortho eartenth Bont of four millon Ghiars He agrcmimations of | Bilin GNiaty of buts auherized tobe tested by west, o8 THURSDAY, October 72, 1871, at house dollars, to be ae wi twenty years from the | Yistons of eut “An aot anthorizing she Sremnes Washingt 2 Te ak ods Malad eect ceckahvees area ateancatnad | Dicron of Goreabes te crlsiy € dove fe eset avenue, Washington. | | “SEC P Und te te surtner nected, That spectal tas iesting of four milllodeer bende Tevying NINTH DISTRICT. is hereby levied on the taxable property of the Dist | tex foF the payment of the luturest maag sail oes ANI that part of the city of Washington lyiag be- | fict cf Columbia for the period of twenty years, to and submitting That tween G street north and N street north, and be- | arcrme gees ee eats inter tween Eleventh street west and Fifteenth street | tex shall be collected in sums of tw 2 west, on FRIDAY, October 13, 1871, at Union Hall, | ity thousand dollars, duri: Fourteenth street wost,between G street north and | *ftnc V,ty'Re provisions off New York avenno, Washington. & government for the. Dist 2 Skies nvierhice. Broved Febraary twenty-one eighteen bundrad wd All that part of the city of Washington lying be- | eral taxes of sald District shall be tween @ street north and the canal, and between | spplied aud used exclusively Eleventh and Fifteenth streets weet, on MONDAY, | Mferest annually accruing ¢n Qetober 16, 1871, at the house northwest corner of por shall n connection with the Secrcta and irteenth and E streets, Washington. comptroller, prepare onds for issue sale. ELEVENTH DISTRICT. Gnteie segs ther snl be designated eel All that part of the city of Washington lyingsouth | Craor, countersigned of the canal and west of Eighth street west, on trolict,and have axed TUESDAY, October 17,1871, at Church's Lumber | "it. yang Yard, corner Eleventh street and Maryland avenue, | which may well oe op ig for issue and sale as afore- Washington. be 4 ie. tied with the Comptroller of sald District. end ke TWELFTH DISTRICT. Thall ‘not permit any one or more of them ¢9 go cut All that part of the city of Washington lying be- — ehall ive, euch for the pried cop: tween G street north and the canal, and between ‘ired by the Governor; ‘of this act,which, aleotlon: Sixth street west and Eleventh street west, on | shall herp 's segishy oe aeeonnt ay S ioatt ~ amma register or account of all bonds which | this act shall be held ss hereinafter prov WEDNESDAY, October 13,1571, at Justice Plant’s ‘be prepared and issued under this act,and make | _ First. the of the act it shall be Office, north of Eighth and E fal Feport, from ime te time, to ofune | kod Evening Sta a said | ice, northwest corner of Big! streets, | Assembly, of the amount of sales, as well as of the fod Erening Star, newspapers in . and Washington. amount of interest that may have socrued or to be | in such other papers ur the Governor tary arene, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. Paine. br dnd be tt further enacted, That twom{llions | Snotks Bipeenaon, thereof be contin tor All that part of the city of Washington lying | araonehaitot bonds may be prepared for the Second ‘Tue ballot used at said election shall be within the following bounds: Commencing at G | fseuc dur year one eight hundred | printed, and those in favor of this act shall be in the street north and running along Seventh street west | andseventy-two, and until the expiration of the first | words following. to wit to 0 street north; thence along 0 street to Eleventh | seal quarter after the adjournment of the next a tax for the period of street west; thence down Eleventh street to G street Ur ead oe alt dete the yee bly tnd one | Levring « tex for the period of twenty years for the i year one payment as it shall anni mocrue north, and along G stree! th stroet west, ht hundred and seventy-three, and be sold by the | ou the four million of bonds tobe iaraed by the Bar THURSDAY, ‘ctober USL, ot the Clete Beinn Gerernor within sed tothe extent to {etch | Sint of Golembie. agreoabl fo the Prorisions of an Waskinntos on ee Perera + bac oes i agalgat ead Dintrct Becoms and’ oa ond repeie ie salt Bees & the leontag’ of font : salt istrict. Te a. vhe of fox bos CF ap tt Surther enacted, That upon the | millions of bonds and lev: ing «tax for the yment, FOUBTEENTH DISTRICT. sale of any or all of said bonds the proceeds thereof | of the interest as it annally accrue thereon, All that part of the city of Washington lying within | shall be deposited in tho treasury Of the Digrict, | and enbmisting, the act with the quontiop of the pa peated nay arrayed cgteasrsetond [bg oo yin Pm Bog ek pg i Poe gple at a general ‘chestion fobs coi tizl zanning up North Capitol street to Boundary; | Board ur the payment of the cost of special imprare, | Districts ed ee thoee ceniees,getion alten thence along Boundsry stroct to Sixth street west; | ments and repairs in said District. fncludigg’ the | the words following, to wit : thence along Sixth s! + to Rhode Island ave- | necessary incidental ses thereof, and for no a expen nue; thence along Rhode Island avenue to Seventh | (ther purposes; but no payments shall be made under | The ect for — years for the payment of the interest as it shall or, street west; thence down Serenth street west to L pl ecw By ar cig! sts work doce thal Busll wee on the four ‘millions of ene abe rth; thence along street north be ten centum excess suc] ex- ict lumbia, agreeably to t dcrcy arene; tence ove Mow Sermy arena | SotinNig caret tm Soa exeaon ay enaies | grvipeta ofa tag Anefs Suihorising the K streot north, ond along K street north to North | “gue. 9. dnd bs. tf Jursaer enacted, That er iim- | and repairs is said; Baeesier, Be cheer eee Capitol street, on FRIDAY, October 20, 1371, at the | provements which may be made by virtue of this act | million of bonds and levying a tax for the payment southeast corner of Fourth and N streets, Wash- | shall be commenced and carried om sf ihe | Sd subeniiine the etna eal acorue thereon, ington, ~ A LE randred and | issuing of four millions ‘of improvement bonds, ts FIFTEENTA DIsTRICT. soventy-one, and exelusivaly for the promotions ot | vote cf the people Sin pee Sn vada, to 8 ~ ” All that part of the city of Washington lying the-pablic niterest, District: within the following bounds: Commencing at D | 80: 8: And be t That gta act street north and running up North Capitol stroct to | consent to the use, of any of the money authorized | ernor is Feaulred to provide for the deposit of the Massachusetts avenue; thence along Massachasetts | to be raised by this act, contrary to its provisions, he | ballots whic! fe avenne to First street west; thence up First etreet | spell, ou, conviction thereef in the Criminal Court west to K street north; thence along K strect to New | Ment in tie mil of thie - Pistrict Jersey avenue; thence up New Jersey avenue to L onan ges rl ea twelve Ete: aot bya poof payment of the interes, on street north; thence s.ong L street north to Seventh hundred secrue thereon street west; thence down Seventh street west to G | "au one thousand dollars. peendepiag ie tax ye A ES issuing of the four street north; thence along G street north to Sixth street west; along Sixth street west to D street north, and along D street north to North Capitol street, on MONDAY, October 23, 1871, at the south- west corner of Fourth and H streets, Washington. SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. AN that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bounds: Commencing at D street, and running down Sixth street west to the ¢ f aid bonds, or of the contraction of said | thecompleting of the coretins cree ath and, SBD ° x of : canal; thence along the line of the canal to Four-and. | debt. sbell ‘ben the words following, to wit: cote Fetus of the votes caetin ach election x a-half etreet; thence down Four-and-a-half street to OR SPECI ~ together with statement = Maryland avenue; thence along Maryland avenue | « outrage ee District of Gone cre agisletive Asscetly” shall, within, Terty slant eastwardly to tho canal; thenco along the line of the | aie debt for. spectal improvenenta aut cepts | hears Eels eae by. of the canal to South Capitol street; thence up South and | said District, by the of four million of bands, | several = : ; and levying 8 tax for the ‘of the interest, as | shall orth Capitol streets to D street north; and along D | {shall saaually ancrustheree, sudenbeittine tes | use street north to Sixth street west, on TUESDAY, | act, with the question of tho isstiing of the fourcnl, | Los to a vote of the people, Qctober 24,1871. at Justice D. B. Smith's office, 306 | lous of improvement bonds Four-and-a-half street, Washington. at a gener for the issuing of four millions of improve- SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. meut bonds as provided in sa id act. All that part of the city of Washington lying within | ,,And the ballots against said ect and the issuing the following bounds: Commencing at Eighth street AS41Rer SPECIAL IMT EDVEMENTS: west, and running along G street south to the canal; Against the act of the District of Columbia en- thence along the line of the canal uorthwardly and | filled,“ An act Png tage Ben pe nec mde northwestwardly to its junction with Maryland ave- | Pepaire in suid Disticn byehe heroes ad nue; thence along Maryland avenue to Four-and-a | lions of bonds, and laying a tax for the payment of half street; thence up Four-and-a-half street to the | the interest as it shall annually accrue thereon, act, with question of the caval, and along the line of the canal to Righth | $24 submitting the act, with the question of th street west; thence down Eighth street west to @ tra vots (of the people at «general election in said Sak street south, on WEDNESDAY, October 25, 1871, at | Di 5 house No. 458 C, beiweon Four-and-a-halfand Sixth | And against the feeuing of four millions of im- streets southwest, Wasbington- Phird. That a ballot-box for each election district EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT. is tor dud sgninet the sail ines siete tort eatace m4 Be AII that part cf the city of Washington lying south | ete ee ee anda ehatl be erecta azainst of G street south, between South Capitol street and | Slection in relation thereto sball be conducted, inal % rds the persons entitled to vote, and Eighth street west, on THURSDAY, October 26, respects, Be Teen ai Lge ayy end vegeia- 4 rtifeate among the records of hie off o oa Tet hall tr ur ° law, it shall be in and the Governor shall pro. claim the same in the papers of the District in which this law may be published. If a majority of votes shall be cast inst this act it shall be void and of Ske. 2. And te it further enacted, That h the publication of this act in the newspapers be pha said for the period ¥ three months, there shall be » Rotice over the signature of the Governor and of the Secretary of the District that it will be submitted to the peopfo at the first general election after its pace- Dy of nee with wes - | age for their aj valor dina) ral, and a co; oil, ‘at the Greanlest Coffee Mills, No. 462 Hi | tiny which may Beepplicsble to the Molding et wen, | Meg ger thelr approval or diss Feoords Thy street south, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth | Sral'clecticus in sald Baoteiet ofthe of the District. ra" 2 the office streets west, Washington. Fourth. Upon closing the polls, the ballot-boxes EB ears ical ae eng gontatuing atid ike thal Doopsned, and the bale All that pert of the city of Washington lying ‘Suc. 3. Amd be t: further enacted, That Pha ep eee t 5 r shall be in fores from and ‘after ive, ration within the following bounds:, Commencing at Fif he the Gove ues .. RULER, teenth street east, and running north to Boundary Speaker of the Ease of Delegate, street; thence along Boundary street to North Capi WILLIAM STICKNEY. tol street; thence down North Capitol street to K 19 pestitont of the Council, street north; thence along K street to First street me D Cone: vernor. a02-tm ‘west; thence down First street to Massachusetts See AE AS. Sega PRP Asm cere ean ee See Svyeuue, and down Magsachnsetts avenue to North Nez ‘sai ATION BY THE Capitol street; thence down North Capitol street to do authorige« subecription ft stock of the Fied- E, and along E to Fifteenth street east,on FRIDAY, mont and Potomac road certain October 27, 1871, at the Assessor's Office of the Nine: conditions,” ; teenth District, No. 50 H streét north, between North Capitol and First street enst, Washington, TWENTIETH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying of B street north, between North and South if uy i i nia Raliroad Company: atat Petey a te ily Veh light He a iE i i 4 i i +H Cit fh CHARLFS L. Bpeaker of fits y nee Hi OKNEY. President of the Counc Approved. A. 39,1671, a aa 4 ‘OK E. Governor, Georgetown Advertisements, T% Meth Lh ope 9 Li ERETOFORE EX under bam YDE r thigtay Siccivok Bines mot Gye will continue the busine Water street, __Georgetown, D.C. A ; [AD Rave 3) per cent. by guag MAN'S. 14° Britpe rireet Gosret, . L Papen snd have Pare Wane pert of Waskiarton ce iegnee? © {See SR Gt % Arucular atteution paid i CPR oe 0 T Ing been, mach roe od Janta’ S taree Lenina of DOLLAR ety of all Jom woods ever offered inthe Terrien ee ei, ecad-im 73° HiGh Srmeer Pets ive EY. aan SCHOOL BOOKS Sold st publishers” prices. Complete stock at SCHOOL REQUISITES, au Ar POE & SELIGSON'S, Grergotows, EES. 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