Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. TUESDAY... eseee+ October 10, 1871. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, 4c., To-night. National Theater—Charles Matthews in “A Bachelor of Arts” and “ Little Toddlekins.” Wall's Opera House—Morlacchi and the Ma- Jittens. Lincoln Hal?.—Mendelssohn Quintette Club for the benefit o: the Chicago sufferers. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 439 7th street. ° Relief for the Chicago Safferers. A meeting of the officersot Wesley Chapel was heid last night, at which the Key. B. Peyton Brown was designated to receive contributions im aid of the aerate sutierers. A collection will be taken up for the same purpose on Sunday next. The St. Andrew's Society convened at Gard- ner's photograph gallery last evenmg, and unanimously resolved to place all the funds in the treasury of the society, amounting to over $500, at the disposal of the mayor of Chicago. A meetingof the Grand Army of the Kepublic was held at Lincoln Hall last night after the concert of the Boston Quintette Club, when it was unanimously resolved to donate all of this evening's entertainment of the Quintette Club for the relief of the sufferers by the ffre. The sum realized will doubtless be very large, as it is probable that the Young Men’s Christian Asso- ciation will remit the hall rent for so charitable and laudable a purpose. Several other meetings will be held this week to turther the good cause. There will be a mass meeting of all clases of citizens of Washington at the Legislative rooms, im Metzerott Hall, (in accordance with the pre lamation ot sovernor Stanton.) this eve- ning, which, it is to be hoped, will be numer The object is not only to raise immediate funds for the relief ot the sufferers by the fire. but to take such action as will best ensure proper measures by the District govern- ment. The mass meetin, oy called by the Illinois State Associatis ‘at, will be held at Masonic ‘Temple Enion League H: where there was not zh room, and the latest news frem the scene of the disaster will be read, and suitable action taken. An officer of the associa- tion was informed last night by an official of the Pennsylvania railroad that that road will trans- port tree any goods or provisions intended for the Chicago sufferers. Grand Master Charles F. Stansbury has issued # call to the Masons of the District of Columbia, requesting them to assemble in the Music Hall of Masonic Temple to-morrow night for the pur- pose of devising measures of relief. The Odd Fellows of the city will probably hold 2 mecting on Thursday evening to take appropriate action. ‘he Bar Association will meet to-night totake action. Columbia Typographical Union has called ‘& meeting for this evening. o- Sixteestu District Rervrricans— natin of @ Candidate Jor the Hous: {i A meeting of the republicans of the Sixteenth district was held last evening im the old Alder- men’s chamber, in the City Hall, for the pur- ese of transacting “important business,” aud there was avery large attendance. Mr. J. W. McKnight, secretary of the club of last year, called the meeting to order, and Horace D! | Davis acted as secretary. was elected Brunner vie Samuel H. Williams president, Joseph Flynn aud Chas. € presidents, C. Fordan treasurer. Messrs. English, Fordan and Dashiel were | appointed a committee on resolutions, and sub- | sequently reported a series, which were gelopted unanimously, declaring that the repeblicans of the Sixteenth district fully epdorse their dele- | gate. Mr. J. W. McKnight; expressing the opin- | jon that laboring should not receive less than +2 ee < ing the Legislature and Board ot Public Works in regard to improve- ments; and pledging themselves to vote tor the | Your million loan and to support the republican nominee for the House of Delegates. Mr. Flyun znoved that the club resolve itself into a mass meeting to nominate a delegate; which was agreed to, Mr. Reinhardt protesting against such action because they had not been called for that and it was due to the republicans of the ‘ict that fall notice be given of a meeting to nominate a candidate. Mr. Williams was chosen chairman of the Mass meeting, and nominations being in order . H. Rein- ‘einhard is not @ candi- the names ot J. W. McKnight and hard were submitted. an xoice.—Well, how many niggers will you Bae r. John C. Clary moved de deciared the candidate. Carried with cheers. Mr. McKnight returned his thanks for the honor, which he regarded his course in the legislature, and said he would im future, as in the past, vote for S2 and 8 hours. ‘Mr. Joseph Thomas urged that million that Mr. McKnight the repubii- cans be united on the four which the meeting adjourned. ee Tue Last or 4 Lone STANDING NeIsayce. Mr. Joseph Williams has been awarded a con- {tract tor-arching the canal trom the intersection of Maine avenue and 3d street to Maryland ave- nue on the south, and from Pennsylvania ave- ue to New Jersey avenue on the norih. Forty men are at work on the first, and thirty on the latter division. The ind creek are to be exeavated to a depth of about four fect below bed. This done, forty-fuot 16x10 be laid upon the bottom, two feet apart, from center 1o center. The intervening space will be filled with gravel, and then 2 tlooe of three-inch pine planks will be laid over all. Upen this will be built a stone and brick arch, five feet thick at the base and eighteen inches at the apex, having a span of thirty and a height of ten feet. Thus the creek and canal will be cov- ered from New Jersey avenue to Maryland are- nue. and the canal running along through the public grounds tilled up. The work will be tin- ashed by the Ist of December. Mr. George Hollingsby is constructing a nine- foot ellipucal-arch brick sewer from 6th street along Missouri avenue to 3d street, and thence to the Tiber creek arch above mentioned. = ° Battiwore axp Potomac RatLroap.—The track of this road is laid about twelve miles south of the Annapolis road, to Muddy Hole Branch. Prince George's county, a point about two miles from Buena Vista, and about ten and a@ balf miles from Washington. At Huntington the main stem branches off toward the Potomac, and the track is laid three miles south of the pro- spectivetown. (m the north of the Annapolis road the track is laidto the Patapseo, a distance Of nine miles. In all there are about twenty- amiles of the road laid. Track laying is now p gressing only on the southern end of the bran road at the rate of half a mile The build- ing of the bridge over the Patapsco stops trac! laying on the northern end of the branch road. e company contemplate putting on a force that will enable them to .xy, the main stem in- cluded, about five miles a week. They hope to have the road ready for rannii in December, on which occasion Upper Marl- boro’ will hear tor the first time the whistle of | the locomotive of a passenger train, for it is the intention of the company to have a train run to Upper Marlboro” and between Washington ani! Baltimore at that time. For this thecompahy is now working —Cor. Bait. American. ms 2 Tue Cowmse Convention Senoot Teac weRs—At a meeting of delegates trom the Sabbath schools of the District of inmbia held last night, it was announeed that & committee of one trom each denomination had been appointed to secure temporary homes tor strangers who are expected to attend the Sanday School Convention to be held in this city on the 1ith proximo. Special addresses will be delivered on the occasion by the Kev. Mr. . Dra. Histon and Gram- ev. A. N. Gilbert, of Baltimore: nt Colfia Vice Preside: Rev. Dr. Newman a Kev. S. S. Mitchel, of Washivgton, and Ke Mr. Halloway, of Comberland. Gen. will probably deliver the address of we h will be i ann com responded to by Mr. F. Cc. Graces Mvstcat.—The Mendelssohn Quintette Club @oncert last night attracted a very large audi- a an endorsement of | { trainssome time | oF Senpay | FOR CHICAGO. HELP Meeting of Employes at the Govern. ment Olfice—Address of Mon. A. M. C1 A meeting of the employes of the Government Printing Office was held this afternoon, and was called Fe order by H. T. Brian, who said: -corkmen- We have assembled here to e Wars to swell, so far as our means will permit, the generous and noble contributions for the calamity-stricken people of Chicago. I need attempt to paint the horrors of that sreadtu! scene; the reality outstrips even th: t nation. Lam happy, however, to annou: that the terrible contlagration been Provi- dently arrested. What action, fellow-work- men, will you taRe to further the objets of this mee ¢ | | motion, Hon. A. M. Clapp was chosen chairman, and John E. Perkins, ADDRESS OF MR. CL Mr. Clapp, following we: Gentlemen of the Government Printing Office and Bindery: We bave assembled upo: unexpected oceasion in response to that nobles: impulse of the human heart, which myts us to do unto others as we would that they should do unto us. A cry of comes to us from a heretofore favored section of our beloved coun- try. A young and flourishing city, which, but a few short days since was the pride, admiration and wonder of the world, has been reduced by the hand of omnipotence to a smouldering pile of rams. Under an mserutable providence the fire fiend has been let loose w the fair city of Chicago, and it is now a desola- tion. One hundred thousand of its people have been reduced from a condition of opulence and comfort to absolute destitution and want by this fearful and sudden catastrophe. Neither house, nor home, nor food, nor raiment are left to shield and preserve them from the pitiless blast and the approach of hunger. One hundred and fifty millions of dollars in property have taken to themselves wings and flown away | im this devastation. The millionaire of last Sat- urday is the pauper of to-day. And now, gen- tlemen, the ery comes up from the charred re- mains of that late beautiful and prosperous city, «Help us, or we perish!” Shajl we, who are enjoying the blessings of cpmfort, if not of wealth, turn a deaf ear to this startling appeal? No! forbid it. As God has given us the ability, let each one connected great national institution extend « help- ing hand in this of — disaster and distress. Everthe widow's mite will be ap- preciated, and Godwill bless the hand that drops it into this ysgent and worthy charity. ‘Thisterrible calamity appeals to the more geu- erous impulses of us all, and In this hour of afflic- tion we are reminded that ‘it is more blessed to give than to receive,” and that as we give we shall receive our reward. We will now proccad with the important work before us, for a starving people cannot brook delay. r. RK. W. Claxton then offered a preamble and lutions, wi were unanimously adopted, that the ire in the Soxcennees inting Office appropriate a day's pay “ benefit of our distressed countrymen of the city of Chicago. as an evidence of our sympathy in their attiction and a desire to help to ameliorate suffering humanity. Mr. Clapp then stated that,as he might not be counted as anemploye, he would there announce that $100 (his share) should accompany the gov- cTRment office contribution. Condensed Locals. ‘Two additional lamps are te be placed in front er. erious sign of the arrow and cross. bow is again seen on the street corners. Major HalLeaperintendent of assessments and | taxes, expects to have in all the returns of per- sonal Ln pot by to-morrow. A vessel arrived at the 6th street wharf yester- day with 100,000 feet of New York blue stone curbing for the Board of Public Works. A Little boy, named Harry Waterman, had one of his fingers cut off by a hay-cutter in Hewett's store, on 7th street, yesterday. The Creighton and Mutual Base Ball © played five innings on the Olympic grounds ; the sere standing at the clus. i to 6. lubs At aslimly attended meeting of the 18th dis. tuict workingmen’s club last night the usual speechmaking on the subject of day's wages was ndulged in. - The work of relaying the sidewalks on 11th en street, from Pennsylvania avenue to N street, ix fregressing rapidly. The roadway, which will be paved with wood, will be 09 feet in width, and the sidewalks each % feet wide. ‘The removal of the books and papers from the District Register’s office in the City Hall to his new office, on 44 stréet, was completed yester- day. Workmen are now engaged fitting up the old office for the uses of the Supreme Court of District, to which it has been surrendered. fe Tae Receirts axp Exrexpitvres of the | District government for the month of Septem- ber, according to the books in the Collector's office, were as follows: Receipts—General taxes, $2,503.58; special taxes and interest, $21,281.08; water taxes and interest $7843; advertising and commission, $02. as tax, $2.69; licenses and permalts, $4,077 Total, $29,175.30. Listursements—First Ward fund, $130.85 Second, €346.58; Third, $132.19; Fourth, $2: | Firth, $37.76; Sixth, $90.50; Seventh, #12876, general fu 0%; school and school-house tund, $42.16; ‘school fund, $229.40; school-house fund, $1 ten-year bonds, $194.52; canal fund, $151.88; gas fund, $150.01; water fund, SSS45; special tax, $21,281.08; special general tund of the District of Columbia, $4,077.47. Total, $29,175.36. The Collector has drawn his check for this amount in favor of the 1 comer Tre Gran Game—About 11 o'clock last night, two black feliows went into the store of Mr. Henry Albers,on Ith street, between K and L streets, and asked for cigars. While Mr. A. was waiting upon them, one of the scoundrels threw a hapdta of sand in his eyes, completely blinding him for a few minutes, Come | which time one of them picked up the box of cigars and the other one a large truit cake worth 85, and started off at full tilt. The alarm was given as oon as possible, and Officers Roth and Col- lins pursued them; but they made good their es- cape. In the persuit they dropped the cigars, one of them bis hat. Nearly all the cigars were recovered. a Watt's Opzra Hovss has seldom bad within its walls a audience than assembled last evening to greet the Morlacchi Troupe, and never a more enthusiastic one. Morlacchi is a magnificent danseuse, lithe, active and grace- ful, and her pantomime in “The French Spy” was very expressive. ‘The ballet was very tine, and made us regret the smallness of the stage. The Majiltons made a decided sensation in their grotesque dances, and any play-goer who fails to | see them will have missed one of the quaintes: and most laughable exhibitions ever given here. eee Cuartes Matsews, one of the few survi. | ¥Yors of the old and excellent school of come: actors, is certainly, in many respects, one of the | mest accomplished of them all. His changes of facial expre-sion are extraordinary. To-night be repeats the excellent bill of last evening, ap- | pearing as E r, in “A Bachelor of Arts,” and as Brownsrith, in the amusing farce | of “Little Toddiekins.” During the week he will appear in great character of Sir Charles Coldstream in “Used U | Tue Seventa District Rer (CANS last | night re-elected the old officers of the club, as follows :—William A. Freeman, president; C. B. Fisher, secretary; William Beckett, vice’ pres dent, and A. Parker, treasurer. Resoluiions indorsing Governor Cooke, the Board of Public | Works, and the course of their delegate, Rev. James A. Handy, were adopted, and a com- mittee wos appointed to bring up voters for Tegieuation, os Tne FiREMEN’s Contamution To THE | Caicago Funp.—. i has beeu started | among the firemen of this District for cach com Jany to contr:bute $25 to the Chicago suilerers this is to be made up in small sums, as each member feels able to give. The Henry Addison Company, of rgetown, has already te. sponded, and sent in the amount to the chiet, and when all are in, the amount will be for- warded t the persons authorized to receive it. —$o——= Critpren’s Hospital, Conver F ayp 13rn ence, which would have undoubtedly been en- | Srruzts.—Since our last we have re- thusiastic had not the programme been unat- | Ceived the ioll :—From Rt. Rev. active ay — — the roo grat sag Ae Pinkney gnasally 620; cosh, $5; Dr. n in existence twenty-three years, and take | J) ; AR. hepherd, it that by this time they should better under- = on Oe Sh earvey stand how to cater to the taste of a Washington audience. Aside from the quintette in E flat of Beethoven and the Mendelsohn song withoat W. &. Watt, & Holden, $5; F. Turk & 4 - Nile, committee, Fords, the mme was most unenjorable. i ucluding encores, there were fifteen pe: an- Speed es out of which three concerted ‘eeen™ ere, To-mcmnew ere yin Lg ee, Ang given by the quintette. Truly a sraall propor: ies tion. We shall expect better Uhings in the con- pert two-night, —_.+—__ ‘TRE assEssors of the District of Columbia claim that they are entitled to receive #450 cach for their services, on the ground that the act of August 23 appropriates “for twenty-two asses- for the ediate arsessment now being made, (not to exceed $450 each,) ” But on the same day another act was in the following words: “The com m of each assesor sball be five dollars for each and every im the dis- day he may be actually charge of bie daties Provided, at he shall perform the same within a period of ninety days.”" Auditor Richards has rendered an opinion ad- verse to the claim of is seepey. Recistratios x tae Firta Distaict— The Board of Registration was in in the Fifth district yesterday; 803 ‘yoters— whites, 4% colored. Last the first registration footed up 97 —368 whites and 420 col- SIXTH DISTRICT. The board sat in the sixth distriet to-day, on G street, between ISth and 19th. and during the first hour there was ite a rush, but after one o'clock there were but few applicants. The large majority of the registered are repabli- cans. Avetiox.—T! balance of Mr. Mallen’s stock at auction on Weduesd ts stoke, 7th treet, betweet f z jeumiane ——__.—__. Fixe role plate reset and chatelaine chairs & Co. received this store. No. 457 Penn- ‘een 4 and 6th streets. Company we have Josh Billing? Parmer’s Alms ‘aed Mak Demores?s Smt Anal Book of Fashions, with plates. | Cons: F BUNIONS, | INGROWING NAILS wenue, 464 Ponseyivania f Batsvicbel yearn Rew Tork eet tet York. this | | THE courts. | | COURT IN GENERAL TERM—The case of eer Jobs: mand a ae Aut — ee en UB resteniay—W.D- Dariage tor platpiifl 5" Mess W'S. Cox and H. E. Norris fur getendante— and the bill was dismissed. a PROBATE COURT, Judes Wylie —To-day. the Will of the late Jane Boulanger was filed, fully roven and afunitiel to probat= ‘jemention. acter ot dob P Crat e» tare; Mee. Bets i) The Cathelic and I S20, nomi r ters testamentary were insned; bowl, $2,000. ‘The will of the late Sohn Lrwis was fled,proven ang admitted 10 probats. Ie bere caths his gropersy ew, Lewis, ene is nominated as Ten * orphans of M. Dal y | wae ted guard pT oa 8 | POLICE COURT, Jwige See: “ —Yesterday after our report clowd—Albert charged with stealing four @10 dollar notes. SS note and two | 210 gold pieces from ope Nicnols. pleaded guilty and ‘Wae commutted for action of the grand jury. GETTING WINTER CLOTEING. Two colored-men, named McKenmie and Snowden, Were arraigned on the charge of grand larceny of clothing from acolored man in G+urgetown named Ma Mason was absent at work on Saturday. and during bis absence from heme the tvo men broke in te bis house at axidday ape took about $0 dollars ‘worth of clothing. and were afterwards arrested with art of the in posseeion of Mekenaie. It was ally proved, aud the imformation having been changed, making it pett Kenzie was then fined $20 wind six n owden | dirmissed, bo testimony AUMCKLLANEOUB CASES. tick Mullen. sseanit on Mary Mullen: put en- $200 bonds ty keep the peace. and pry Washington. larceny of clothing valu Robert Cate, charged wit lence to Bachel Campbell: tokeep the peace and pay ma Cornwell, cursing in Georgetown Eaton, a scavenger, chai contents of his cart in A FAMILY PD Jin Schneider, charg nedy. Ufitcer Baye Geo! desositing the A public atreet; fiued 31), 1eULTY chin an together. “Kennedy testified th iwice at him. Pot wander S00 bude to keep the ace. Jobu P Renuedy chargai witb rape on his Uaughiter:in tnw, Mive Ida Selmelder nolle prow. " Faw enue: TO-DAT ard O'Brien, cursing on Pennevivania ay- fined $3. Perry Jones, same on. colored, as=autt on Seths Claton, $3. H-ury a hie wife, by beating her in the street in a ernel Manner without any conse whatever; fined $5 and costs. Henry. Matt red, charged with ‘i Fr, sout to Jail thirty |. assanit Mary Stes, J with receiving. stolen clo faken trom the residence of Gen. Whittlesey, of came * ar einen wenre wana dur- ing bis absence at the springs some time ag». Among artiches stolen was a bine blanket which the General had used dvring the teat jan in the which had been cat ue and made iato a tticoat by Mar: evste An pet was take assault on Grau wife Clark: tre 4 the was Joseph Garner, GEORGETOWN. CENTRAL BYILDING AssoctaTion.—At the forty-eighth monthly meeting of this association last uight, 29 shares, representing $2.090, were retired at the maxuuum rate of $11) net per share. Tax Wurst Marxer.—But little wheat is arriving. Mr. J. G. Waters received 500 bushels to-day, which he sold off ge to T. C. Wheeler—400 bushels at $1.58 and 100 bushels at $1.00. There was no meeting on ‘change to-day. For tae StrReer impRovemenTs.—Several to be used arrived from New York by the mer E night this morning. Scarcity oF Coat Vessets.—Great embar- ment is felt by the difterent coal companies on account of the scareity of coal schooners. A more amalgamators and tar boiler: i street paving, 1 stall fleet is reported down the river, where becaln they have bee d for several days past. ALEXANDRIA. ER. » F. axp P. R. R—The work on the branch ef the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad has been completed to Snap pawansic creek, to whiey point material trains are now running. Assoon as the bridge over this creek is completed there will then remain about two miles of track to lay, which can be done in about two weeks, by which time the road will be finished to its terminus at Quantico, where the trains will connect with the Potomac steamers, instend of at Aquia creck, as at ent, thus shortening the distance and lesseninn the time between this place ai Richmond. Great difficulty has baat gre need in obtain- ing asolid earth structire at Chappawansic, the earth settling in the bed of the creek nearly ‘as fast as it is thrown in, and it is thought trest- ling will have to be resorted to in order to have & substantial structure. Tae Warrenton RACES.—The racesat War- renton, on Saturday last, were numerously at- tended, there being, it is reported, at least one thousand persons present. The principal race was that run by H. Rixey’s bay gelding, Mesty,Mr. Lunsford’s gray gelding, Limber Jim, and Colonel Mosby's filly, which was won with ease by Mesty. The second race, for a thousand yards and repeat, between Mesty and Mosby's filly, was won by Mesty,-who beat in both heats.” There was a good ‘deal of excite- ment on the ground, and a considerable amount of money changed hands on the result. Tre N ARKET Hovse.—Workmen this morning began digging the foundation fer the proposed new market house. During the week & large force will be at work, and the building pushed forward with all possible speed.—Gazett ast evening. & CITY ITEMS. NTs Diagonal Coats and Vests, Double breasted full Frocksand Cutaways, Youths Diagonal Coats and Vests, Donble breasted Derbies, Very handsome goods. Gxo. C. Hennrxe, 4107th street, N. W. = Podidods 814.00. 814.00. $14.00. All Wool Cheviot Suits, All Wool Cheviot Suits, All Wi y. Cheviot Suits; make, $114.00. 2 814.00. HABLE Bro’s., 93 and D streets. corner 7th = —- FOREIGN APYRECIATION OF AMBRICAN Curmists.—P. H. Maimsten, Protessor of Chemistry and Medicine at Serafimer Hospital, Stockholm, writes, “I have tested Hall's Vege- table Sicilian Hair Renewer and can say that it will beautifully restore gray hair to its nataral color.” = ° 2 Heman Harr in Switches, Curls, Chateleen Braids in all shades have just been imported by Chas. Baum, who intends to make this @ new branch of bis well-known establishment, 408 7th street. Ladies go and see the new siyles. “Have You Seen” Ir?’—The beautita straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat, with or without the feather, at Franc, the fatter’s, hext to the Original Franc’s, 433 7th street, between D and E. oe - OUR FEW STYLES OF UORSETS and some new improved have {ust come from our factory in Europe, and shall be sold to dety any compe- tition. Every pair warranted to be a perfect fit. C. Baum, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer. Hiewrcer has all Kinds thermometers and barometers, IME GREAT DISCOVERY, LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD Wasttr De., A, 1 Prov. T.A.¢ —L T have for ® the BALM OF LIFE in my family asa wash ve found it all yon r wend. Tan ns hers in commending an article that is evideat- ng #o Intel good Yours, trul 0.0 HOWARD. Brig General. U.S.A. Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, of U. S. Suprem vt Wasnixe ©. June 24, 1571. Dear Sir: T have given your BALM OF LIFE for the baira fair triel, and am much pleased with its ftlects. Itis.a both the scalp and hair, and its inthe sooth the nerves and revive overwork is most mumendation. tls far, has secured from me, I should feel great ein taking it as a medicine, accordiag to ce tg Wasuixeton, July Jst, isr. PALM OF LIFE in many, tn, reba Professor: Tasing sont Pt of d ers iu my family oe a4 : f sought Bor di colic, sick Reatockes Ector ce = ail external indian c ii joacy, by 3 uation dau cour iced uf es eMcney, Bease ower fren Rev FATHER BOYLE. Prof. T. A. Cook: Dear iricud Please end me a supply of B. Bay be era ctaily nchngetelgen ses W chernas soak Silt be dale wonored Tam aitozetior pleased with * Sune 24,1671. 85) §. BOTLE. Sick HeaAnche, Diarrhoea, Dysea’ Sore Deur At Cures Dyspepsin, Heartburn, eee Ne Mlesed Stomach,” } Garbuneles, Saltrheum. Tts careless use will not injure, ander any eireum- tances. ‘At wholesale and retail bythe follow <class Th Dru 1 - Ward {OF FICIAL.) {5 EPOISTRATION NOTICE. T@ THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF | COLUMBIA ‘The Board of Registration for the District of Oo- | AX fixiug the time for ho Jombia will bokd seeeions from 12 o'clock, m., watil 8 Pode 7 otclock, p.m., of-each day hereinafter mentioned, oe, Colwmo: the forthe purpose of registering the voters residing in —- a on the fo the District of Cotumbia, at the following-oamed | November of cach year. ‘places: ¥ exists for the SKXTH DISTRICT. AX that pact of the city of Washingten tying south of KC street north, between Eighteenth and Twenty } OFFICIAL. Ti 1s}. FIXING Th RotniNG GENEHAL ELECTIONS IN ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. eS iL. iB 5 firstetreets weet,amd south of K street north, be- WinLiaM Stic tween Fifteeeth and Eightecnth streets weet, at resident of the Council. homec No, 1682 G strcot, near Eighteenth street, Approved, ASUS I cence, juss Washington, en TURSDAY, October 10, 1571, -B. : , a2 SEVENTH DISTRICT. OTICE BY THE GOVERNOR AND SECR Allthat part of the city of Washington lying withia Jasion to the people of the of Columbia, for waters, Samaetas cy | Metmene ona aaa . street wee! jative Asset! sa « postoetk teen ae to Four- | act authorizing the District of Columbis to create | street north; thence eset on N street nortt act auth Dotumbia to crvate teenth street weet; thence up Fourteenth street weet Raye po EE | to.Bowndary; thence along Boundary street to Twen- | lev Tha tax or the payment of the ieteren a it first street weet; themes down Twenty-first street shall sonnally boeing TER, ae ing te ‘weet to M street north; thence along Matreet north | #ct with the question of the issuing of # a wake to Eigkteenth etreet west, and down Eighteenth | Hons of impr = street west to K street nerth; thence along K street north to Fifteenth street west.on WEDNESDAY, October 11, 1871, at 1728 P street, near Seventeenth street, Washington, EIGHTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying within ‘the following bounde: Coramencing at N street north and running up Fourteenth street west t/Bonndary; ‘thence aloee Boundary to Sixth street west; thence dow. Sixth street west to Rhode Island avenue; thence «long Rhode Isiand avenue to Seventh street west; thence down Seventh street west to O street north: thence along O street aorth to Eleventh street west; thence down Eleventh street west to N street north, and along N street north to Fourteenth stract west, on THURSDAY, Octoder 12, Isv1, at house corner of Tenth and Q strects, and Khode Island avenue, Washington. RINTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying be- tween G street north and Netreet north, and be- tween Eleventh street. west and Fifteenth street ‘west, on FRIDAY, October 13, 1871, at Union Rall, Fourteenth street west, between @ street north and New York avenue, Washington. TENTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying be- tween G street north and the canal, and between Eleventh and Fifteenth streets west, on MONDAY, mt lumbia to: of bonds the people at a proved August £9, 171 question of issuiny Said election will be tl and AN Act anthoriz! ‘a debt for » said District ‘as it shal u Drstrict of Columora, fed * AD act authoriz: create n debt for special improvement repairs in said District by the iesuing of four million levying # tax for the provided by said act to the pex their approval ordisapproval, improvement and repairs ne menti os Ppabliation thereet made herowith. 5 v1 . ernor of the District of Columbia, ea )WIN L. STANTON Secretary of the District of Columbia, the District of Columbia tocreate jal improvements aud Te] i y the fesus acd levying «tax for Anbually accrne thereon, and the act with the question of the issuing of the four million of unprovement je At A Reneral election in sald District enacted the, istrict of Columbia of the sub- District jour million of improvement bonds to a vote see eergiont ne pimerutclordon ts said District,” w) wi be: four millions of bends for special act. the first general election after Said act is here: payment of payt ere bmitted in them’ of said District for counection with the ng of four mfllion of bonds, to a vote of the peo- rv its and ment of the ma. ab- ing of ote of to TON in the interest submitting Leatsiative Assembly of the ‘That in order that special im- October 16, 1672, at the house northwest corner of | provements and repairs of the streets, avenues, ‘Thirteenth and & streets, Washington. alleye, aud roads of che District of Columbia may be * K we ELBVENTH DISTRICT. Beconetr sereln, apa other pect riders All that part of the city of Washington lying south of the canal and west of Eighth street west, on TUESDAY, October 17, 1871, at Church’s Lumbei Yard, corner Eleventh street and Maryland avenue, Washington, TWELFTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying be- tween G street north and the eanal, and between Sixth street west and Eleventh street west, on WEDNESDAY, October 18, 1871, at Justice Planvs Office. northwest corner of Eighth and E streets, Washington. THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bounds: Commencing a: @ street north and running along Seventh street we: to O street north; thence along O street to Elevea a street west; thence down Eleventh street to G street north, and along G street to Seventh street west, on THURSDAY, October 19, 1571, at the Sixth Police Precinct Station, corner of Ninth and K streets, Washington. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bounds: Commencing at K street north and running up North Capitol street to Boundary; thence along Boundary street to Sixth strect weat; thence along Sixth street west to Rhode Island ave. nue; thence along Rhode Island avenue to Seventh street west; thence down Seventh street west to L street north; thence along B street north to New Jersey avenue; thence down New Jersey avenue to sathorized at District, to ii a fifty, one hundred, hy dollars, to be payable seven per centum aun: an amount sufficient the sai eighty thousand do ‘ably to the prov oFthe United States, © ‘aud in th in. seventy-o1 « appl interest BEC. Com: Ont. which may be said, until regu Posited with ti and he shall give suc ing as may shall keep @ re may be pre! & full report, ster date of their issue, and to ud used exclusively ‘sccruing +0 : MAmi be it further enacted, That the Gover- nor shall“in councction with the Socretary and. tro troller, prepare said bonds for ies heir face they shall be designated “special im- provement ree IES Sond be signed by the Gov- frnor, countersign {roller and have ali to them the re. 4. And be it further enacted, That re for issue’ Fred “for suid Comptroller Governor of sais nd einpowered, for and in behalf of sai ignue, or cause’ to be after directed, registered id Di issued, as herein or _conpon bonds amount of forr million doiiars, in denominations of ¢ bu and one thousand within twenty years from the copes interest st the rete of Bec. 2 Amd be tt frecther enacted, That a fs hereby levied om the taxable p: trict of Columbia, for the period of twenty years, to y the interest which maj id bonds during said 4 lected in sums of two enc roperty e the Secretary seal the ested wt the Fea Pitre, anae the Comptrolier oma Pier Of bis poserseion, ‘except for the purposes of thts acts act ial tax the Dis- ‘tod, whic! andred and jambia,” ap- twenty one. eighteen hundred and same manner a ral taxes of said District on Pe caiect ae for the payme said bonds. be and sale. of tas De afore- be de- security for their safe k: required by the Governor; and or account of sit bonds which and issued under this te time, to the Legialaties time ive K street north, and along K street north to North | Aseembly> of the amount of aales,as well eet ane Capitol street, on FRIDAY, October 2), 1871, at the | amount of ipgereet ‘that may bave accrued or to be southeast corner of Fourth and N streets, Wash- | Pasonsaltende. a e wnat twomillione ington. nd one-half of said bonds may "be prepared for the FIFTEENTA DISTRICT. issue during the year one thousand eight hundred All that part of the city of Washington lying pad coventy-two, and until Le Lege he! ‘the first within the following bounds: Commencing st D lat session of the Legislative Assembly, and one street north and ranning up North Capitol street to | million and a half during the year one tho Massachusetts avenhe; thence along Massachusetts San at and sevent) B apy _—— dara oy ie avenue to First street west; thence up First street | the tonne thereot is aurhorized as aforeseit, rade west to K strect north; thence along K streetto New | guch issue and sale said bonds shall become and Jersey avenue; thence up New Jersey avenue to L | stitute edebt against said District. street north; thence along L street north to Seventh street west; thence down Seventh street west to G street north; thence along G street north to Bixth street west; along Sixth street west to D street north, and along D street north to North Capitol for the payment ‘and repairs iu menti street,on MONDAY, October 23, 1871, at the south- | necessary incidental expenses thereof, and ‘tor no west corner of Fourth and H streets, Washington. = ee en =o ce 5 SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. done in relation thei unless the work done shall All that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bounds: Commencing at D street, and running down Sixth street west to the canal; thence along the line of the canal to Four-and- street; thence down Fonr-and-a-half street to Maryland avenue; thence along Maryland avenue eastwardly to the canal; thence along the line of the canal to South Capitol street; thence up South and shall be co North Capitol streets to D street north; and along D | omer etry of the sath Died nant ff any street north to Sixth street west, on TUESDAY, te es ed Bihaed lined apd guths October 24, 1871, at Justice D. B. Smith's office, 306 | to y this act, contrary Four-and-a-half street, Washington. or the Discret of Golusisis be pend ee et SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. ment in the jail of this District for a term of uot less All thatpart of the city of Washington lying within | (han Spree not more than twols months, and by « the following bounds: Commencing at Eighth street ‘west,and running along G street south to the canal: thence along the line of the canal northwardly and northwestwardly to its junction with Maryland ave- nue; thence along Maryland avenue to Four-and-a half street; thence up Four-and-a-half street to the caval, and along the line of the canal to Eighth street wou; thence down Eighth street west to G street south, on WEDNESDAY, October 25, 171, at held after First. U, house No. 458 C, between Four-and-a-halfand Sixth | » Second. The ballots ased at ssid (perce pal streets southweet, Washington. uing of said bonds, or of the contraction of said E)GHTEENTH DISTRICT. debt, shall [be in the words following, to wit All that part of the city of Washington lying south of G street south, between South Capitol street and Eighth street west, on THURSDAY, October 25, 1861, at the Greenleaf Coffee Mills, No. 462 H street south, between Four-and-a-balf and Sixcb streets west, Washington. NINETEENTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bounds: Commencing at Fif teenth street east, and running north to Boundary street; thence along Boundary street to North Capi tol street; thence down North Capitol street to K street north; thence along K street to First street west; thence down First street to Massachusetts avenue, and down Massachusetts avenue to North Capitol street; thence down North Capitol street to E, and slong E to Fifteenth street east,on FRIDAY, October 27, 1871, at the Assessor's Office of the Nine- teenth District, No. 50 H street north, between rict, it shall annual; lions of for the issuim of the 10, create 0 debt repairs in sa: lions of bonds, and and submitti ing of the four mii be ten per centum in excess of 8 nats in the case of the final execution of any contract Sreompletion of any work and settlement therefor. Bec. 7. Amd be ti furthe or dollars. erate. and be tf further enacted, That shall be submitted to the peo District at the first general the approval of said shall be as follows: Ps pagina? SE BCAL F gainst the ac a ¢ itled, * An act authorizing the District of Colum- jal improvements District, by the interest as it shall annually the act, with oft said. District. 1 of such i" hteen r prov: * improvements and re; by the issuing of four million of bunds, and levying a tax for the payment of the 7 iy accrue thereon, aud submitting the act, with the question of the issuing of the four mil- eral cisction in seid Dietrica it a general el jon in saix rict.”” bare f four millions of improve- ment bonds as provided in said act. And the ballots against e bonds of for speci 7 the issu ying a tax for ‘the the Ay Warrants of tl all be disburs he cost of special yments, ex- enacted, ‘That the iin- provements which may be made by virtue of be commenced and carried rovisions of the aforesaid act of Prenty-firet day of Febroary. find exclusively for the pr on according to the this act = or electors of said est el a which sel be its 5 er wi juestions: thelial ofthe fer mica unde aforeaaa ae ey ay Ts asthe rnor a > Pect, not lese than three, and the gublication thereof be eontinued for three months prior to said elect: MPROVEMENTS District of Co ‘accrue 16 question of the this act of the undred and omotion of ion. be interest, as people, t and the issuing lumbia en- payment at . Legh eet 5 i f improvement bond: fons of improvement bonds, to @ vote of the people at a gene: Dinsice people gel “ i isaaing of four millions of im- North Capitol aud Virst street east, Washington, — | »avd Sealnet the Iseaing of foar millions of im TWENTIETH DISTRICT. Third. That 2 ballot-box for each election district All that part of the city of Washington lying south of E street north, between North and South Capitol streets and Fourth street east, on MONDAY, Octo- hex @, 1971, at No. 42 South A sireet, near First street cast, Washington. TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT. ict. shall be provided by the Governor, in which the bal- " Fourth. Upon .ciosing the polls, the ballot-boxes All that part of the city of Washington lying within | containing said tickets shall be opened, and the bal the following bounds: Commencing at South Caro- | lots shall be immediately ‘counted, and « tally list lina avenue, and running up Fourth street east to E f be made, sie eeeary Street north; thence along E street north to Fif- teenth street east; thence down Fifteenth street east to € street north; thence along C street north to the Eastern branch; thence along the live of the Eastern branch to B street south; thence along B street south to Fifteenth street east; thence down Fif- teenth street east'to D street south; thence along D street south to South Carolina avenue, and dogn | te ttection box of ‘each elect! Kouth Carolina avenue to Fourth strect ease, on | be placed is sealed cnvelope,and be di TUESDAY, October Si, 1871, at the southwest ian corner of East Capitol and Eighth screets east ‘Wesbington. = TWENTY-SEOOND DI‘sppicr, , All that part of the city of W-ehington lying with- §n the following bounds: Cor gmncing at the Eastern branch at the foot of Four’¢ greet east, and running up Fourth street ess ¢¢ South Carolina avenue Shence along Soutg Quelina avenue to D street south; thence ®ong Detreet south to Fifteenth street east; then e up Fifteenth street east to B street Sout; thence oat B street south to the Eastern “vrtnch,and along the Eastern branch to the foot of Fourth etreet cast, on WEDNESDAY, November 1, A871, at the northwest corner of Minth and K streets, Anacostia engine-house, Washington, 4 pal ‘said news: — ‘GEORGE 8. GIDEON, one wraball proclaim, the digo Com WILLIAM SYPHAX, Side rc re } BoBERT GRirris, “tois “ect, for the ported. of three MATTHIAS H. HUNTER. of Wo. C, Haaren, Clerk, ecai-tt Becratary of the tbat it will be id = » approver Sieepprarel, i Ovmovor SRUITNPETRUARIES* | Sie ena mare ASH 4 i nee. nand &. Plans traction. p Tings fot, she guntractios shall be aera ae tod in the ole of the soars, tt £.8. 619 D, between 800) wpb NG ft lees tha bail toe pd eyo eae Tsering how Pashgine FoLue PURE. ‘Tho simpleat and most powerfal in use. ’ CHARLES WOOD, aus-1y Corner 9b and D streets, THE GOVERNOR AND SECR! OTT Sse to prepare fer its superstructure; now, there AGREE SE SiR coretmce ARE SRORS | se Biiesion tothe people of waid District, for their sp- | SEC.1. Amd be a enacted, That, that tne ral or disapprowal, of an act of t dative | act shall be setacitied to the people at the next gen” bY of satd District, approved August 1th, | eral election, and shall secuee of tbe ‘Sct lovying's tax for the payment | votes cast for members of the Les ve Awe-mbiy as it eball ancuall At such election. Ax! prewtded fi That th act accrus on four igsued by 7 strict of Co- lumbie, by ep act entitied “An sct authorizing the District of Columbia te « r rovements an question of the iss cree and be is hereby. « | ame of the Der name of the of the Piedmont ab smount Lot excerdi Decessay vania Central which shall be Works receive t reve i eanction of the Con the the Governor shall bey. horized te sabscribe, im the rict of Colnmlita.to the capital sted and Potomac Ratitved Company. 10 six bumdred thoasced doi fare: ded. Th at. betare v the question of the weatisfa tory er idence | Brovement Bonds, tom vote of the peuple at « the Board of Public Works that such stiecrip "ion siection in said District.” will be te for tbe purpose of completing the grading of said rond. and satisfactory gua shall be given to said Board that the amount eo sabe be fair btully said work, and be completed within the time to avail cf said guarantee of the Penna company: And provided sball be constructed Railroad further. it o> bo Ss ~y frown cint cm the Peacmsc fiver —J ‘hich aball be satisfactory to said Board of Polbe order te. ment .to ay, + to ap amount Necessary to prot tion in ‘andred thousand dollars. and so people of said District for their in nnd pas over the proceeds thereuf to said Pied- wal. with the #nid act entitled and Potomac Railroad Company, at euch times ing the District of Columbia te create a and ineuch amounts as may de required Dy the pro: Fogel rovements and repairs in said District by ee of the work aforesaid tied. ad the issuing of four ponds shall pot be sold at a lower rate than ninety tax for the pa per centum of the par value thereof nally accrue Sec. 3. Amd be a: further enacted, That In onder to the question of the isuing o meet the interest to accrue on said bonds. there bonds. to a vote of the people at general | shall be levied annually «tax of six per cent or ‘ment nm vot Siection tn the said Dintrie Said 2. election will be the first election after such lower rate as may suffice,on every hundred dollars of the assessed value of Teal and persooad the f said act entitiod “ An act levying @ | estate in eaid District, the proceeds ot which ta tax for the Payment of the interest as it shall an- | shall constitute a special fume | for the pay- ually accrue on four million dollars of bond: ‘ment of eaid interest. thoriged to be issued by the District of Colambin by he. 4. Amd Oe vt further 1, That the Gor- an act entitled * An act the District of Columbia to create a de! rising apecial improverm=nte by the issuing of four ing 4 tax for the payment ‘annually accrue thereon, And said election, as respects the said act. will be held as in the said Act provided. Said act ts hereto subjoined and publicat in therwof js herewith made Governor ot the EDw tr b Secretary of the District of Columb'a, AN Act levying s tax for the payment of the tnter- est, a8 it shall antually accrue on four million Pollare of bunds. wuthorix d to be issued by the rict of Columbia by an act entitled * Au act authorizing the District of Columbia to ernor is here! — ui the District ot re one.dand by snitabl Weball be sted upon. emaried, reqnested to canse thisact to be daly the next general clection. as re. eenth section of the charter <@ obia. (act of Congress - Aghicon hundred sod seventy. je prociamation te catmit ft ad prescribe the form in which L. HULSE, i STickNEY. of the Council. waty “one. Bpeaker sf tue fier WILL.am ree.dont —_——_—__—_—_————— Georgetown Advertisements Wisi, SCHOOL, o Oct L OPEN AN EVEN action with his DA ay streets. MONDAY, CARROLL WIL SESSION ip teh for ‘improv ob < ietrict ye fa of four millions of ne ae yi a ——- —— as it shall annual SPECIAL Novick Papen nave mifitons ‘tba bonds: f | TUBMAR'S. 102 riage stress? Ges ‘mi provement: to a vot L s ie street. Gow ple at a general election in the sald Dis- | WALL PAPER n:i have PAPER WANGtNe Be tt enacted oy tne Dastrect of Columbia, the interest annually. mi the jee Assembly of the ‘That for the purpose of paying + a8 it may accrue on the four ict of Columbus in scsoricess wine eee clumbia in ac with the pro of the act entitled “"An act authorising the for ally accrue ul Question of the issuing of four millions of improve- ment bonds, to a vote of the people at a gener tion in said District,” special tax of two hundred and eighty thousand doliars is hereby levied upon the taxable property in said District for the peri yt ict of Columbia.” ap c for the Dictri ey ee, ‘ighteen hundred in done. All work will be part of Washis. rm TERY WOR Songs ever otiered te the Perce me node ever tn sory fe in 73 Hick PABENTS, SAVE MoNkY. tly executed in any sand satiefaction paid to CPHOL ~Dhéa ‘ashington or Georget Farticular attenti 3ETOWN DOLLAR STOR . ing been, mach enlarged and redieds will ne aumary Ista ary LAK GOUDS of all descr ion Tae owt is trneer. SCHOOL BOOKS sold at publishers’ prices. 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Is, the for and against this faw shall becoceted be thee etter ame cers, ‘a tally list be ont. and upon the completing of the counting of said ballots sul tu, licate returus of the votes cast in each election dis. ict for this act together with statements of the ag grcgate number of votes cast thereat for members je Legislative Assembly, shail. within forty clekt hours be made out and signed by the ers of the several election precincts or districts, which reruns shall designate t! ¢ Dumber of votes cast for this loan, _ of wich returns shall be moos in the es, Dx of each election district with the other o taid election and the others shall be plated tec Cc and Beventh street.—Money loaned on the thot iteral terms ou gol! a Goode Kepttans length of time ss (A808 WasHINGTON LOAN OFFiON OHENS LOAN OFFIOE, 1003 SEVENTS. STREET, corner of New York avenue terms on gold and silver watcher fine desired. seB0-tr AND SALESBOOM, sealed envelope and be directed to the Sect he District and be placed in his hands by one or more. of said election officers, Fifth. Ou receiving the said envelopes containi the returns as aforesaid, the Secretary aball cause. the same, and add r the aggregate votes as cast in each district; aud after doing ao shall certify the result to the Goveruor and file‘ copy of sack ceztificate amcng the records of his ofice, Sixth. If it shall appoar from said returns as certi- fied to by the Secretary that a majority of the votes cast for members of mid Legislative Assembly shall have been cast in favor of this law, it shall be in full force and effect, and the Governor shall pro claim the same in the papers of the District in which this law may be published. If @ majority of votes =o agsinst this actit shall be void and of no effect, Suc. 2. And be it further enacted, That with the pubifcation of this act in the newspapers as afore. suid for the period of three months, there shall be a er the signature of Uhe Governor and of the y of the District that it will be submitted to fe at the first mementos — ite pacer proval, and a copy of ‘in the office 1 further enacted. That wi emergency exists for tI te taking effect of ht ‘the event of its approval by the scopic, It wa force from and after the proclauation GoveCHARLES L. HULS PWILLIAM STICKNEY esident of the Couni juneil, an 213m TION BY THE ‘an act entitled “An ac pees ee es fe u thorize a subscrii mont and Pot “An act to duthorize ae the Piedmont sua Ptemac creas meena ene ten miles or more Toot hag ty Yana, oprped Song gt Fond Uuispany to locate apd grade thelr said Tosa wo HMABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS. CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. 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