Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. LOCAL, NEWS. Amusements, &c. Wal Jiltor Masonic Temple—Grand promenade concert by the Washington Light Infantry and Presi- dent's Mounted Guard for the Chicago sufferers. Lincoin Hali_—Kecitations and concert for the Chicago relief fund. HELP FOR CHICAGO. Meetings in Aid of the Relief Fand. THE ODD FELLOWS Of the District assembled in mass mecting last evening, at their hall on ith street. P. G. Rep. 1. A. Gobright called the meeting to order, and P.G. Sire Moore was chosen cLairman, and P. G. Master Wm. I. 3 clean secretary. P.G. Sire Moore briefly stated the object of the meeting. after which P. G. Master John T Given offered resolutions, which were adopted tendering sympathy, pledging united and imm: diate action in extenling aid, and the appoin: ment of a committee of two from cach lodge and encampment to solicit contributions, and to make practical the object of the mzeti also a treasurer to receive the funds promptly handed over to the Grand S: 3 and to be by him remitted in accordance with the spirit of the resolution adopted by the Grand Lodge, which were adopted. Committees were appointed in accordance with the resolutions, and it was decided that ail funds should be donated through the commit- P. G. Alfred Gawler announced that Friendship Lodge had just contributed $199 for the sufferers. P. @. W. KR. Newman stated that avy Yard had subscribed 85, d to give $25 to the Odd Fellows’ fand and $5 to the Knights of Pythias. He turned the amount over to treasurer Given. The following telegram was received this morning CHICAGO, Oct, 12, 1871—W. R. McLean, Wash- ington, D. 'C-—Send money, clothing, every- @hing’ All can be used. K. H. Jonpax, Deputy Grand Master. A depot for the reception of clothing has been established at 4i1 7th street, and the Odd Fel- Jows are requested to forward all such articles dmmediately, ax over one thousand of their Chi- ago brethren are homeless and penniless. THE BOARD OF TRADE met last evening, and Mr. Metzerott offered a Fevolutian, which was adopted, expressing the sympathy of the Board with’ the people of © and requesting all members of the Board to pay over to the committee appointed at the cidarne meeting such contributions as ythey might he disposed to give towards relieving ‘the suitering people of Chfeago. SNMIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Franklin Lodge, No. ‘appropriated $150 last eveming in aid of the Chicago sufferers. Reliance Longe, No. 16, subscribed $10.50 to the relief fund. Webster Lodge, No.7, last night contriba- ted S100. Supreme Chancellor d of the Order has issueci a circular, calling upon all the Knights to give liberaily to relive the sufferers, and forward all contributions immediately to D. A. Cashman, Ne..395 Wabaah avenue, Chicago. TUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. tte of school trustees met at the ding last evening, and resolutions d for forwarding the clothing and | ions contributed by the public schools of ‘asaington for the relief of the teachers and Pupiis of the public schools of Chicago. Contribations. Fitzhugh Coyle to-day received the fol- Jowing amounts :—Samuel Bacon & Co., #100; M. W. Galt, Bro. & Co., $100, Paul Eaton, nine years old, from schoolmates, &5; employes of Bo- ic Gardens, through Wm. R. Smith, #30; Dr. ©. H-Nichois, $50; Chas. Mallard, 910; M. M- Rohrer, 20; 'S. Heller, $10; young lady, $1; Wm. Jolson, $10; Geo. M. Barker, $25; Walter D. Davidge, #50; Chas. DeSelding, $5: “R.,” $5; JolnPauger, $1; A. H. Lee, $0; Fire De- ment of the District of Columbia, through lames A. McDevitt, $166.50; offieers of the Ser- grant at-arsis of the U. 8. Senate, per Col. W. McDonald, chief clerk, #200; Geo. L. Diven, 2; Eugene Cadmus, #2; Theo. Hall, $2; W. T. Fotchkies, $2; D. B. Kelley, #1; J. . Parsons, ; Judge W. Story, $25; A. ur, 850; ‘Henry A- Willard, $200; Fireman’s Insurance ¥ tou and $500; A.V. Davis, siv; W. Miley, $05; Adearel Poor, 10; KB. Donaldson, 86 ane itions to the tee fund: Em: Dunbar & Co., 81.900; George Ww. Driver, 31,008; 20005 M. G. Emery, $1,660," A. B- Mullett, $1,000; N. G. Ordway, $1,009;' John F. Murray, $1,000; John 0 .» $1,000; Kilbourn & Latta, 91,00; Freedman’s Savings Bank, $1,000; Jos. Hi. Bradley, $1,000. GRORGETOWN. ‘The list at the Farmors’ and Mechanics’ Bank for subscription to aid the Chicago sufferers was imereased yesterday by the following :—W. Cla- , $5: R. E. Frey, 85; C. 8. Hamsbarg, $10; D. Wells. $2; B. T. Berry, jr., $5; W. C. McG $10; F. Wheatiey & Sons, 310 $10; C. M. Matthe commitice appo' by the citizens’ meeting Tuesday. have collected trom Buckey & Mar- bury, #10; Mr. McGee, $5; H. C. Wiudshij $10; Jollege, @200, Academy of Visita- tion, $150; J. G. Worthington, 850; A. Ross Ray & Bro., £100; Mrs. A. Pickerell, $20; Josep! Weaver, sit: Henry Kenly, $10; "W. Marbury, $50; W. H. Tenney & Sons, 's50;'E. D. Hartley, $30; Mark Young, #2 + 8t., $25; Henry Barron; \. Hi. an, $5; A. Han- Jon. $5; W. Palmer, 35; J: vailace, $5; Mr. Dut &: Bro., $1; H. Clagett, $1; Jos. Jones, $1; A. Sherman, Dyer. $1; M. Kellaher, $1; E. Lyddan, $1; John H- Sis, $1; F. Slohtman. #1; W. Whelan, $1; J. 'W. Gross, 50 cents. The total amount sub- ear up to o'clock yesterday, in Georgetown, Was $1,105.50. The following additional contributions were Teceived to-day: Dr. Joshua Riley, $25; J. Sllsby, B. Miller. and Cash. each $10; Casl T. Herron, S. T. R. ; ly, M. Gormley, C. H. Demar and James Martigan, each $1; Cash and A. Tennant, each 91.59; Cash, 50 cents. Receipts to-day, $120.5); total amount of contributions thus far received, $2,007; $200 of this sum was given by 6 town College and $10 by the Convent of n. THE ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION FUND. The following additional amounts have been | subscribed to the Iilineis Association fund, in aid of the sufferers by the Chicago fire:—J.'G. Helgard, $25; Robert M. Donglas, $25; Levi P. Luckey, #10; ©. C. Sniffin, $2;'ThomasF. Pen- | dal, #7; Har: x, 85. Hon. E. ¢ rsoll having already sent $4,000. has received the following telegram : ** Many thanks for your sid in our great time of need. ¥. B. Masox, Mayor.” ¥.M. 0. A. The Young Men's Christian Association of this city received a telegram this morning from D. L. Moody, of the Chicago assoc them to send all the su ¥ will attend to the person The association is so popal: doliar thus transi to the suffe ¢ Inj faithfully app Girectly.. About $200 is already on the list at th rooms—A. S. & Son, 3100; W. J. Sil S100; F.H. Smith, Faq. $25; 'T. T. Stewart, #10 other subscriptions. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS. The committee of ladies of the Woman's | Christian Association have already packed five | e cases for Chicago, and a large number of | additional contributions have been made. ‘The matinee by Morlacchi and the Majiltons, at Wall's Opera House, yesterday afternoon, Fielded about $1,060 for the Chicago fund. John F. Ennis, Dr. Thos. 0. Hills and Thos. ‘Russell yesterday collected over $400 in the tenth legislative district, voluntary contributions, to relieve the sufferers. The officers, clerks and employes of the Navy t Rave contributed $453.50. of ne (iBvloses im the office of the Doorkeeper ec House of Representatives yesterday com eerie of this city have th e patent att ve thus far contributed ssn re : employes in bureau, War nt, subseribed SIS. ng and needy c } George Washington Camp, No. 1, K.U. W. contributed 850. 4 _ iy Many packages of have been received Messrs. Yates & Wiswall, 310 7th street, forwarded by the Illinois Republican Yesterday the officers of the jail contributed ne day's pay each to the Chicago fund, making ENTERT. FOR THE RELRy pate ce cert to-night, at 8 clock at Masonic Temple. ‘su M . Preuss will a reading nf NR Sit of the su: c The of base for the relief pare euperstrectare; Bow, there oTiczE oe to pre for tte a i. Condensed Locals. |_ WELL WONDERS NEVER CEASE?A CITY ITEMS. AGS 9, es pes ee Colonel Thomas B. Florence is stil! confined | Improvement Meeting General ——_ mission to pa. ia o— . soe cate that this to bis room-with neuralgia of the heart, bat is | ‘A. Grant's Office. Recwier's Doo SKin GLovEs, and yreralcr a ct call be outas pa ae be cotinatel that Wadhington has given | “General” 4. Grant didn’t intend to have thet | Finest Irid Gloves. in newest col mm entitled fo gent more for the relief of Chicago than any other | sul aseee the eke cae tact cont ont down the | Fine Buckskin Gloves, Gaunilets, &c. Le Ss shall receive Prorat and s a city of its size in the United States, fe | Pye for Fmprovements—He enlists another tg coat Diciviey Sere the District ss wok hy —— == Laeenin erative hoans bas lately endergoes |” 2.207 Joss: gets onees tat Moat Many oo ath, Berlinand Lisle G vot Co 4 slic to wabecribn. | comee sees neventepaice, Sue, sow provnale 1S esc gy one tan taenaral” ar aoeaetd bo CN oa aie Papcd yn a Se "Sdn alvect Glows He ny he igre | improvements beeanse he “can't get a smelt in the mqio 7th strect, N- W- 8 tx for the parment of the interest an it shall an. day commenced the laying of the Follansbee | Wey of & fob- —_—-—_ poy a eS ee av’ ment on 7th street, South Washington. A meting of about twenty citizens owning | orice to Tae PuBLIC—I. Becker & Co. Xk FE PaAil divisions of the Pension Oftes in Gat lings | property on Capitol Hill was held at the office | suecessor to P. Wallach, dealer in men's-youths? fhe my outaide of the Interior Department building will | of “General” A. Grant, on East Capitol street, and boys clothing, have received an entire new we Orrick, t be located in the Seaton House by to-nigh Tuesday evening, and organized by electing Hon. | stock of goods, which they are selling at the a, Aaguet Sst, 1071-5 Mise Mollie Bolden fell into a trench at the | William Willams, ef Indiana, chairman, and | jowest market price. Those in want of clothin: Nostce m that at the next genera! corner of Sth street east and Pennsylvania ave- | C. 1). Willard, esq., ecerctary. “General” A. | or'gent’s furnishing goods, would do well to cal ss “yes 4 nue last night, and received serious injuries. | Grant repens s amas ss. _ fed examine thelr goods pete panche oe ant (Bah month, the A colored man, named Philip Snowden, was | time-worn ; Board _ where. |. Bro i . 5 ” iw Ul improvements on Cap- 19th, 1871, entitled “An act | seme Legge injured yesterday by pegged | pak ig rt pre Se be — ihe hea aoe Odeon Hall, corner 4% street and Pa. ave. N oT % BY THE GOVERNOR AND SECRE- ie 1a, eatitled ot seme, peut cast and North Carolina seecene se ee | seach as any aran'to-epat Gown the lato war,” | Ooms, &0.—Dr. Witte, chirepodut, Wo. 885 IN TARY of the District of Columbia SErer Ges eneaullign dollar of | Wore a speared Sswhihs removing uportiee of tie canal walle. | snd wanted the fact mown that the Board of | 18th sr Washington, and hee ee pproval of, disapproval. of ‘an nO et eit An omer = Er sie ee Ty oS few days since the workmen found a roll of | Public Works | ee een | a ee ee +» Spore go Fre Assembiy 0 strict [Ia ESE jovide tor | gounterfelt currency of the denomination of | to rebels to secure demoeratic votes, while he Pt Rims Bunions, Ingrowing the District of Colm re anes oon = of the District of Golantin, by the | ternd or compo debt for » iT millions of bonds, and levving atax | which shall ex the otyect of their tewne on their — 4 istrict the of four million of » Yesterday, the Baltimore and Potomac Rall- | tn the way of 2 J0D-1 14. cate im Congress Firreus orries oy Bosries and the latest levgine « tax for he'payment of the 4 me for the payment of the face, abball be Track on Virglot wae, at the Interssetion of | from Washington Territory. arose and remarked ney’ root pte | Shettony aoe te | ease eee oe the iesuing « williees Tins. | Biter date, and bear six per apeatl Tie cuneate: poaparsnary we bapiog te rate that the Saviour of the World, when once In » Hons of improvement bonds tom 5 Will’ be subsaitied to the | wom cts hundred thotnued Sollee, cok te ‘Rompeny a Presiint’s Mosnted Guard, 62 | Jerossiem-asid“Lecesgo hence” He owned | Sz6et. Ee at a general oval or disap: | Sonds and pay over the proceete thereof to sald Pied members, were mentared into service lect night pes Capitol Hill, and was as much Groves for ladies and gentlemen. The | August 19, 1871. act an b ed in the city of Washington as any one Py ag Gloves { yreity in Exxcvrive ormens, t mopt and Potcmac Ratiroad = y.9t socp tome bets, were i ~ rtcrest ry: es im ; also, a no “ a 4 tr 4 ate a Oe Mee SO Sans Comes | SS ears oe eet aoa bycom-| rst clam Gloves, Ladies be sari ant meen POM ay ny eg SE tts tereiae fone E. F. M. Fachtz has been awarded the con- | binations of d—d scoundrels, he, for one, was choice in calling at C. Baum’s Kid Glove | ejection in the Dimelet of Columbia, which will be oe on Pe po od ot 0 Lorene, eee ipety tract, originally granted to Keinhardt & Fachtz, IN FAVOR OF REMOVING THE CAPITAL. , 408 Tth street. heid on the fourth y jovembor, 1871, Peg conten of the p ee a for paving 20 Mreet, trom Indiana avenue 45 | Tt seemed to him that Washington was the cule ———__»—___ (being the twenty-second day of that month.) the act eS BA fy ” x st hought it would be better for the people sash lover babe an Sane on ererr Ata meeting of the committees of the Arling- | of the Distict and of the United Statea Af fhe | tty ot gaser coal oll conmenred itieoee eat aes | pea tooreate a debt for special improvements and ral election after | Svilare of the aseemnd value of teal ual pants ton sue Avahtioen boaaalee bene night, it was | eapital should be removed. of ae ake ee ees 4. Be | Pe Sl even sux ee ae break at ae teense eaaing © | oxtate in said Dictrice. the procmads of wich i " he 2 5 |, No. street, agent ‘my “ ually accrue eab- : be 4 pledged - decided to postpone the regatta until the 28th THINGS TAKE A TURN. | senthal, No. delieg | interest ae tt ann . dollars of au- | ment of said interest * : Mr. Gartielde’s remarks, | and also for Goetz's Double-cone Chandelier Aeon yontion off the ef f leet shellcbottom gigs TT SAM | WAL STmccln olered aserie of feolutions | Melectrs, aud the Diamooa Distave Daioge | Miaag act wif, th. guest meaiteskr ac! | auactswtided "An act spicing the Distsen'k | a te hyane ss rertae emai, That the Gor. Gann Ge Pan tie Cont met lant ng forth that the residents and tax-payers | Reflectors. the peuple at a general election in said District,” « ‘dcbt for epscial imapr tl Dy od ight, when Capt. B.F. MeAlwee rest of Capitol Hill claim a jast and fair proportion Gerry sre proved Angust 18, 1612. will be sabenitted fa the mode ict by the Suited by the funrvevnth section of the charter c? Madicon Davis was clected to Bil ther of fhe amount expended for tmprovements by | | THR Moen FOFCLAE Sewing Machines tn the | broyided by sid it t the people of said District {ot ing Btu for the‘Diatrit se'Colmbin. (act ot Congroas of Reb e' je! the Board of Public Works; specifying what . Hooper Elastic Loc! ft = ote Demon Sscoad teeheaaioes saa Wm. img aa ate they need; and that a committee | Stitch and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle | 9 usstion of iseuing four millious of onda fo sighteon hundred aod aeveuty- ovement andr annoally ace Cege cede hy : HtHing the act, with the question of the | one.tand bys <i bie proclamation to enbmit the a. ay ut and repal wad act wns’ of improvement samie to the pevpie, and prescribe the form ia which A, Hall orderly. of five be appointed by the oe 4 walt u) “ ee rent gg ——— aki Slection will be the, rat geperal election afftor | S'Scs of the people at ngcmseal clection 5 . = we form ip wi eredgnie hols oF is cw "son | Capac rom hu sac ent Bass | femedeget a ane aD cepefa b of | Sapeaiadertesey deaeep ete Hot Bam ha fem can sc o city, f 4 . \ . the eatd act. A gther prominent colored vinen ere, will | Park, with a first-class pavement, and £0 — een eae iene Governor,of ths District of Columbia, | Pond on soa pobucatkn iherese ieee Wit the funeral of ex-superintendent of pub- | said wor! comm i % P 4 a v me in Pinte cole aco eee Wted ea election dn Br pe ey “readin: so ae in comer Becretars of the District of Columbia, Governor of ihe District cf Columbia. PTD COOKE, Gorirnor il ia. is 4 ve ss - cag ORE ‘hn tenslotaen “Gonmal” A. Grant Tone cone Chas. Banm, who intends tormake ths a ney | AX Acteathorinng the District of Columbia to create secretary Thee evig A os, pueiibaky Raat Estate Saies.—Messrs. Fitch & Fox, | erably excited, and — f Capitol | Branch of his well-known establishment, 408 7th | fal District by the sewing of four wiion heed, | AM Ace levy, ‘tax for the payment of the inter- ae real estate brokers, have sold, for Mrs, Mary A. jase on the ground pas Ronee es Cael street. Ladies go and see the new styles. and levying stax for the payment of the interest oe it ora ee be te Malin | [SP REGISTRATION NOTICE. Smith, lots 34 and 35, in M. A. Smith’s sub- | Hill had not been consalt Loney eget I tet es fa | Mitshall annually sccraethereon, and wybaaitting division of part of square 105, each lot fronting | upon moved an additional resolution that the Have You San Ir?”—The beautt bonds, authoriz d to be issued by the Cob it jumbia act led * An act aC: why Pint, oF Columbis to - | 70 THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF the act with the 2 feet on I street, between 18th and 19th streets, | comralttee be instructed to take the sense of the | straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat. with or | million of improv. A COLUMBIA: ‘with a depth of 146 feet 9 inches, to Commodore | residents of East Capitol street, and that when | without the feather, at Franc, the 's, | Ble at a gene Al Murray, U. 8. N., for $7,921.86 cash. | they have obtained it report the views of said | next to the Original Franc’s, 433 1th street, Diatriea Colom " soe bela f Dene bee Dist of Oo Alo, for the same, lot 36, of the same sub- Feaslations. ae: pwendied! then amar tesa ung | between D and E. Brovements and erates, 0 are 7 clock, me each Gay bereteafeer tarniionea gion, fi as amended nm passed, ——___¢—___ ambi jock, p.m... lone, fuss to Cone, Somerville Nichewon WS) | Ghar appointed as the committee C-H. Holden, | OUR NEW sTrLus Sy UonexTs and some Size, ane Fone ot aa sewers _ fo S pte of | for the perpoee if rogintering the voters revue i for $4,664.08. ‘Also, for Miss Eleanor A. Hare, | W.S. Lincoln, E. 8. Atkinson, George M. Oyster | new improved have just come from our factory | pe constructed the 4 in of Philadel ls | the District of Columbia, at the following -nained ‘and shall be sold to defy any compe- | yaceustructed therein. vi ; ; f 1 the west 25 feet of lot 21, in | and—— Fredericks. The Chairman's name was | in Earee, oe ah ig mynd Legislative places: Latta, be tly added to the committee. Gen. | tition. ery pair warranted to be a perfect fit. | authorized and empow: d ‘ao, tor JF Anderson, Beas, 42 Newer Hr | Paine, meniber ef Congreas treme Wiscein: | Gr BAUA Gorter aed ay ee Dario At. | suthorised and empowered, for sn J., lt 8, in Kibbey's subdivision of square'Si1, | who was present, was requested to serve on the NINTH DISTRICT. oo ah ba thee 5 Ly au “—F part of crete ce yee agi § be a HEMPLER has kinds thermometers and | amouw t denominat tw street nort! street + and be: “ a te = aes Suet lh tghercnsannty § pitol Barometers. Bh emt i ‘i a pen Eleventh street west and Fifteenth street a , with a depth of 108 feet, and eee | eae nee ones oe ons Deenerry om Capea pore fas west,on FRIDAY, October 18, 1871, at Union Hall. cocks, Sai, te someon Geen E. perat’ A; Grant, greatly troubled at the | Georgetown Advertisements. | "f° 3", ee eee acted, That Fourteenth street west, between G street north and Kendall, Esq., lot7, in subdivision of square 375, | turn affairs had taken, again arose and vehe. | & s New York avenue, Washington. TENTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying bo- tween G street north and the canal, and between sc is hereby levied on the, ‘ 3 mently protested against the resolutions already ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP—The | winter con fronting 3 feet 8 inches Son ct ee | eae sai D'SCArP OF COPARTERRSRIE—The aAnamount mficient to Hon. A. M. Clapp, for $3,656.62. Also, for the A PLEA FOR IMPROVEMENTS. name of FORREST & BRO., Estate Agents, | accrue on the said bonds du: 4 hich Columbian’ College, the following properties, | | Hon. Wan. Willams vacated the chair for tho | bap this day been Forrest Hall by Jnuek™ Fon’ | Gayaauoacolerted im sume of two hundred and Lote 20, 00,61; 82,63, 64 and 65, in the sub: | purpese of making a few remarks. “He said say | bed aan? honsand: 7, ‘ORREST & ~ Eleventh and Fifteenth streets west,on MONDAY, ion of the south grounds, for $9.715.20; lot ee ne bon optic sadeopinnarayt | GrorcETowN. D. C., October 13th, Is71._1t* the United Stake Hu Cotober 16, 1871, at the house northwest corner of 5 “: i tot 86, | Public Works has the right unt r @ government for ‘Thirteenth and E streets, Wash! . Se, to Emccsom Hodge, Sas S106 cant tietned I Grades of streets and improve the city gene: FPA“ AND Winter coops. proved Febr aan rally. ‘The question then is whether the residents Seventy-one, aud inthe same each of ELEVENTH DISTRICT, Seb. "Lote t'amd By in soeditdee ot ean | of Caphiel Tal call tebe Wee cin JOAN H. SMOOT, ral taxes of anid District All that part of the city of Washington iying south square, for $1,760; and lot 6, in subdivision of | improvements or none stall, ‘Tho speaker re: | 119 Buizox Stueer, Groextowx, D.c., | Sratarsnaeanl i interest annually accruin; of the canal and west of Eighth street west, on same square, . B. Lane, S880. marked that two-thirds of his property is on | Has received, and is now offering, at very low prices ‘Bac. 8. fy: vr Clark & ‘Travis, she pa Sch nts, 601 Louis Capitol Hill, and that bis money had been in- | tocseh buyers. ar ye gna very ch vice stock of EC. 3. Amd be ti further poy ee hall, is jon with TUESDAY, October 17,1871, at Church's Lumber nor 8] in connecti wi Yard, 5-4 : sonareenesaaTins oe teienind imerirea | reverie etin, ie fraps | comming Genser anaey Coos | Rawal le oem ak Brier et perty: Lot G, in square 694, improved by a | are laidon Capitol Hill houses will sell for $1,000 LADIES’ DRESS FABRICS, Onthelr face They shall be deniguated two-storyand basement brick house, to A. 8. | more than they would at present. ‘The tax will | in all the most desirable grees not cevlea, in Silke, | Provement bonds,” and # ‘signed me Rice, for $4,000; ; also, a farm of 10 acres at Falls | be small—not over sixty cents per foot—and | Poplins, Satinee, Cachnicres, ‘Martcee. Church, Va., owned by Dr. by a seven-room cottage Huts: | Emor, countersigned by the Secretary Lioyd, improved | those who pay it will more than get their money | Cloths,’ Velours, Alpacas, B¢., with s fal tine ot troller aud haveamxed to them the seal of crman, for &3,500; also, lot 29, in square 76, | erty. Besides, the laboring men will all have | \WFetcens, sme RET ooo ine beat makes, | WHEE Hise gnned’ by Ford & Bro., and improved by ‘a | plchty of work if improvements are made. aretcent, Shawis, Kid Gloves,,of the er, TWELFTH DISTRICT. All that part of the city of Washington lying bo- tween G street north and the canal, snd between Sixth street west and Eleventh street west, on rr. Boas Nobtatet Glnen, | said, until re for gald purposes WEDNESDAY, October 18,1871, at Justice Plant's é Gente Codceuerated Gloves | Soetted with the Comptroller District, Office, northwest corver of Kighth aud E streets, “i E illiams concluded by sa; that he thought ier jen” and Gents Underwear, Flannels, | Bosited with See eo ee rel it greatly to the advantage of Cs tol Hll that able’ ‘Linevs ‘Sheetingsy Shirtings,. ichatdes them, _ hoot ings, Shirtings, Bichardson’s r -, Also, a ne itshould have its fullshare of improvements. OVS’ WERE, CARPETS, RUGS, he shall pecurity for their Washington. He had seen Messrs. Shepherd and Brown, of = Latimer & Cleary, on the 11th instant, THIRTEENTH DISTRICT. par’ of lot 3, im square 575, on Pennsylvania the Governor, All that pert of the city of Washington lying avenne, between ist and 2d rtreets, Improved by | the Board of Public Works, and they had ‘as-| Customers arf MeHCd fy Coot sation of Goods reg account of all within the following bounds: Commencing at @ small frame dwelling, to Henry Kott man, for we ai — Sy Mioyge lh caer ea Sg ted ‘and Prices beforo making thelr Bache oe pa thes street north and running along Seventh street west $3,300. s “ desired. . H. SMOOT. to O street north; thence along 0 street to Eleventh —_-—_ They would improve any street that the resi- cf pontine “ Coxression oy 4 Lerrer Tair anp For- | dents wanted improved, and would lay any kind | § FBCIAL MOTION, at eee ae Seid om onid <a — ee wna etoest pant ont 4 comune Dedecspatae aan ceeisak Ge | occ at Hoste Mi ager kecae gene. TOBMAR'S, 145 Betdes street, Gocrgetomn, to get ‘ball THURSDAY, October 19,1871, at the Sixth Police 5 a ¥ . 4 breaking the seals of letters, robbing their con. ral pl a, and it will be cheerfully carried out by done. Bronk miler Bromptiy cxecuted in any ~ ne in i Precinct Station, corer of Ninth and K streets, rents, an r. le wi an examination, e board. on ? ‘eshington. Somme igh users feat | utter cena ome rons | RRP wage ae emer ae PEE | He ee ges | teres anette septa | Sooarsenem omrmace com} 5 le & confession, — : ——— year one iy ao stating that Leo oud low-spirited and resorted to | improved?” T= GEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE HAV- | eight hundred and ‘snd be sold by the teres makes to po uwene, b the Pls: AD that part of the city of Washington lying within drinking, which took away his senses. His first | | Mr. Williams—°I think fully 50 per cent.; ing been much enlarged and refitted, will re. pent fe euch set entitled “An actuathleing Paar itoue Go. | the following bounds: Commencing at K street north depredation was a letter from box near corner of | and I further believe that Capt. Grant's proper. celve until January Ist a large and superior stock thereof ond coat | femile tr creates ae eet ae ‘and running up North Capitol street to Boundary ter contained e chess for euS ths leties ence | Pate na een vaue y'men of Capito iii | seeds over ctfered inthe erniory ror Sie! debt pack n | Sad repairs sansa inti 4 Soe fon of four | thence along Boundary street to Sixth street west, chee! a letter cove 1 rt 4 atax ment | thence ‘Sixth street west to Rhode a i ibctieed Sobre pete tet od | in fow dre, nf Burnt tour two or a = stir | Sater col gna acre tree, | Melee nd sree to Seve ve the cl to Mr. Wei me! it lor, | P we} Mm . Fen ctrest, in pepmentern Uh. hae ne nee | Onn rant desired his protest to beenterea | > Ts, SAVE MONEY, nao the Board Suing of four mflione of improvemeut bouts to, dred-dollar check, which be also gave Weide, | on the minutes of the meeting, which was done. SCHOOL BOOKS BF, Pb stesin Sepehd mere | Daria Lee this act shall be fet cher heendad theminea Sie fay the | ne'waasy Might ottycneting tae. | let pobre Complte stack ot ong fete ie | th woe lowing cases he ei e name: y the | ing hi 2 5 necessary thereof, and for no AGAINST c dents ot Capitol Hii! to the Board of Public ULSITES, ‘be ‘The act for levying | tax for the of | FRIDAY, October 2, 71, at the draft or check was drawn in favor ot. dente of Cap) pomade unter | Xho net Ser tov fan for the period of twenty | Capitol street, om etree oss Tux Boarp or Mxtnororran Potice Comsissionzns met yesterday, and Frank uinn was reappointed to do duty at the Ebbitt louse. Wm. Tyier was appointed an additional : ‘4s it shall an Wash, Mr. Garficlde and Mr. Lincoln sald the moct- | <_—-—— een eEONR. | NY, Gonttact ‘work douse Bually accrue on the four millions of bonds tobe | *Ctheast corner of Fourth end N streets, Wash ing had aright to express the opinion of those iseued be ‘ex- by the District of Columbia, agreeably to the | ington. who took partin it. As to the feeling of the res. CLOTHING. ee Proyisions of an actentitied “An act authorising the FIFTEENTH DISTRICT. lent of f 3 rict to create a debt for special rovements All thet of the city of Washington tying ‘ast Capitol street the committee had e Further enacted Phat the tin. | and poraire te maid Uy the otf 7 é Private to do duty on the ‘th strect road, in ty/] been instructed to obtain thelr views, aad Capt, Notice To THE PUBLIC. s trtes sl thie net | million of bone sed Restig eye ree Ymeut | Within the following bounds: Commencing at D county. The resignation of Private E. C. Si Grant had no right to take exception. pecording te the <f~ interest ay it shall annually accrue thereon, | street north and Fanning up North Capitol street to yens was accepted. Michael Byrnes and THE “GENERAL” DISGUSTED. the | a catemisting Soe od ae the question of the | Massachusetts avenue; thence along Massachusetts Richard J. Baxter were appointed privates on | “General” A. Grant said that when it was | Having opened large and Selected Stock of mandired ong | Sorning the people St general chen ie t2;8 | avenue to First street west; thence up First atrect the force. Edward Bash was Gismimed the ] proposed to meet in is office he Gid not, suppose READY-MADE CLOTHING, promotion a - west to K street north; thence along K street to New orce for gross neglect uty and con- | for a moment that such action would en. at % ‘That if ‘That the tickets for and this act thence up New Jersey avenue to L duct unbecoming an Oficer. The application of | On being again ‘reminded by Mr. Gartficide that No 947 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ict crenpirs Shall ase, or | shall be deposited in the ballotbones witch ike Geet —— thang ae 5 loaned J.C. Clary for a liquor license was disapproved. | the committee had been instructed to fairly and {Sikes socom Gace freas beth atrest.) soptent te the ure, of any of the money authorised | ¢rnor ia required to provide for the deposlt ofthe a eae eee ae ‘The complaints against Privates Wm. Dubois, | honestly obtain the views of the people living on Lately occupied by @. Staffan,” be raised by this a eravies he yo may be cast for Fhe act eutitled An | street “4 prgntind C. E. Smith and F. W. Pfaff, were dismissed. ' | East Capitol street, Gen. Grant remarked that |... Uetull om eat Bisiasd Priveitanct os = t ering poaract of Colean fo creates | street eee arte ry boheme — -y hii coeeaaoe ing then adjouteea® wtstactory.” The moet | POP tod WINTER SULTS Pena reteset at | of the Diet ‘term of not leas rict, by the offour millions of Bondanad | Steet weet: wn brceienlpneer= ging ten agar THR FOLLOWING cosTRACTS have been ing then adjourned. examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. more than twelve months, and by a ‘ing ® tax for the Payment of the interest as it | orth, and along D street nort! Capi awarded by the Board of Public Works: George ‘A. ANDERSON bandred dollars nor mes, | shell annually accrue ‘and submitting the street, on MONDAY, October 23, 1871, at the south- Neitzey, to lay main and lateral sewers and ReorsTRATION in THE Eicuta District. - ¢ ‘4 ’ act with the question of the issuing of the four west corner of Fourth and H streets, Washington. water services on 12th street west, from the | The Board of Registration in the Eighth district ocl2-3t' 47 Penna. ave., 2 door from 10th st. 5 enacted, That this act | millions of amen, bonds t98 tote of the people canal to the river. Daniel Hannan, to lay sewer | yesterday registered O71 voters—20) white and He or lactone of anid | st a general election inenld District, an in elacton SIXTEENTH DISTRICT. and water services onF street, from 17th to 21st, | 462 colored. ‘The first registration last spring OAH WALKER @ Co. ‘with the questions of | improvement bowde nnd yeh All that part of the city of Washington lying and on ith street, from Pennsylvania avenue | footed up 839 colored and 496 whites. N “s jone Of bonds aloroenia, ack shall be conducted in all teenecns eerece 2 | within the following bounder Commenting oat to Bow, , ork avenue: | William Rothwell, for ealh. Wi WWI ee iow, has the smelt 7 Has peregng ented to vote and otherwise tn accord street, and runing down Sixth street west to the aying of services on Cay street. Alex- + WwW. W. Wr a * be shall ance we ulations w! may canal; thence along of the canal to ( - ander: Patterson & Co. to lay laterals for sewer eeelga and accepted a call from the Episcopal O11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, publis! ernor may di- Whe holding of general elections in ead paetfcteeu; thane Seen Seareaheacenene and water on H street north, from 3d street east | Church ai nton, phoreof arth. Uj Ie, the ball land ; thence along BS to Boundary. Cornelius Clark, grading sidewall SS UNvER MernoroLitan Horst, bid ‘loction shalt te | agaiuat thister chat Weicoed Wy tan coreg [poten hep ep haem terepe Guatomarae on P sireet, from Massachusetts avenue to Kock THE COURTS. act, and of the | cers, and a tally list thereof be out, and Capitol et thence Soath creek bridge. COURT IN GENERAL TER traction of said Completing of the counting of said bailoteand ga- | Canal to South Capitol street; a + -—. the cece of Samuel Strong against A. Grau - , to wit: ate returns of the votes cast in each election dis- | North Capitol streets to D street north; and slong D Gxrnuan REPUnticans tx Favor op Im- | gued by Mr. Cook fur plaintiff and Mr. Tot- VEMENTS. for this act together with statements of the ag- | street north to Sixth street west, on TUESDAY, PROVEMENTS.—A meeting of German republi- | tu. for defendant. The’ poluts ‘involved are ‘of Columbis entitled rariver pL votes cast thereat for members of | October 24, 16/1,at Justice D.B Salth's olee 906 gan citizens was held last evening with Dr. C. gy ge Sod repairein | bours femade cutand sigma ty Weseumy forty seh | Poorec aa half etreet, Washinaeen, F. Schmidt in the chair and H. Eckells secretary. fet, and whether a decree cau bs | .n our Extensive Assortment, Superior Style, and yk Eg Fl rc rtne, COTS of the Resolutions were adopted Indorsing the District | made against the securities ina bond for the dis Moderate Charges, we offer unéyaaied te ‘the interest, as | shall umber of votes cast for this loan, SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. Siarumatzation; sppeoving the action of the Leg- | charge of the the , unless the securitics have actual = 5 d submitting the ge of xa ich yoturne shall be cod in the election: All that part of the city of Washington lying within ‘mak’ tion = | notice, “The decision was reserved. four'mil- | box of each election district other ey Attlee aa Wdauatatefinietorgemer mete | cite craenmwcriow rami, | | READY-MADE OLOTHING | fn rt Saves. | Be entywaniee Giecuteai tactic us| meta remine dna Smee eb ents of German citizens in fayor of special improve- OLICE COURT, To-pay, Judge Sacil_—harles . ata ry 7 ay end ments and the increase of business interests | Washi red, joud apa boisterous alk: ined oti altegons of tmarove | Disc fd ghee! hs bands by ooo or more of | thence along the ine f the canal al northerly and within the District, to be heldcn Thursday next. | fi, pbert, Teel, charged » = ful ; MEN, YOUTHS ax» BOYS, a Eilers nd ee teeming | cen On receiving tne setd envelopes coutntning | Su thence alent Maspiond ovenente Pen nn RoE ha ith Tense; Oris. H dy a r " 7 r Tar Ecrvexru District Rervaricaxs or- | ftarsed with assault om hlice Hewlias; esd a SAMPLES FOR CUSTOM WORK. SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT. the ame aed add together the half street: hence up Four-and-a-balfetrot to the janized last night, electing J. M. Bowen presi- | and costs. Joseph Penick, assanit on Joseph Lock ns tes a, cm | coat Se enon aietriees a SG Cope oF ey, | canal, and along the canal to nt, C. H, Emerson secretary, and . EB boiler af the rat depot; fined alto- Gur styles are the best, and assortments so varied An act authorizing certificate 7 street weet; thence down Fighth street west toG Cavanaugh treasurer. Messrs. Ambush, Pan- | gether #124. Fred, J wasre, comzing ¢ conoeniog |, Con etyies tty fie beck, and covertuens price. In- | repairs in said y the ‘of four mil- | \ Sixth. If its! street south, on WEDNESDAY, October 25, 1871, at pe pampen, Barnes, Evans, Baker, New- | Weapon, eragor; finel =", sizo, charged with lond | oe to supply oll tastes ax suswered, and system of | lions of bonds, and laying ® tax for the payment of fed to by the Secretary that amajority of the votes | house No. 458 C, between Four-and-a-balf and Sixth wg acumen and Hepbura were | Si4, boltergas talking oi tne ren ad G3: | eee Laat Panded wine ose the Tatrer au shall onally accra epenm, | fast or members ot mid Leglaalve Xersably thal | bates No 28 bere em Clected an executive committee, and Messrs. | $4) ot & bel vereed, abenltting wi nestion os an aoe or Of thie law, Ambush, Cavanaugh, Pannell,” Gridin and | $23 $™ to sail Mtoe of the four millions of improvement bonds, force and effect, wernot EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT. Lowndes were elected ae delegates to the cen- | Ficicher lareenyof s coat taleed or $3 fron Nene ROAH WALKER & 00., note of the people at ® general election in said | claim the eame in epamenste of the District in which AMI that part of the city of Washington lying south tral committee, Perry; fined $5 and costs. istrict. of four millions of im- sail be cant agnines this act ut shall’ in voitexd'cr | of G street south, between South Capitol street acd ——_ -e——— —————_—_____—____]} bonds, for in said act. nO = Eighth street west, on ‘BS + October 35 Britprxe Assoctatioxs.—A new buildin, GEORGETOWN selétr__ 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | Ppxeme box for each election Sxc.2. And 0 st further ‘That with the | i653, at the Greenleaf Coffee Mills, No. 462 H association was formed at Dooley’s Hall, Capitol he ° J. HEIBEEG! by Governor, in — wok publication of Seen the aeeeneers ore street south, between Four-and-a-balf and Sixth Hill, lastevening, when over ive hundredshares | rye Qayat.—Business would be brisk on the | K'.2° RRIBEEOER: » 1 asse a00.,) eee ee cede chal ya helen ae | taid forthe period of three, mo nga, there chal be a | treet on ee eeron Jere taken. | & committee of five were appointed | canal just now only that the coal companies are CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, m in relation shall be conducted in Beeretary of the District that ft willie sabetioed te DI cr. to draft a constitution and by-laws for thelr | Siow in unloading boats, om account of the MERCHANT TAILOR, persons entitled to vote, the at the firet election after its pass- NINETEENTS ~~ 4 government. scarcity of coal schooners. During the present fotel, (late Brown’ in accordance with the laws and one. valor disapproval,and acopy of | Ail that part of the city of Washington lying ante aed Mecha yy meeting ofathe Mer- | tonth 428 loaded boats have arrived at the col: | _yas-arM*@ROMEE Hotel, (late Brow : pes PRlicable to the holding of gen- | Such notice shall be filed aud recorded in the within the following bounds: Commencing at Fif = and aes Building — ‘ation last | lector's office. et compe poo a of the Gecretary of the District. THERE, Surcy-eight shares were sold at an av- | “Tie Coat TrapE.—During the week coal has fourth. uoeing, the polls, ~ erage of 59 per cent. accumulated in large quantities on. the coal BOOTS AND SHOES. qeptaising ees Spee eee oo ig eo A. | Wharves, and the coal vessels in the river have |__| Jota Le Boe te niente card of Mesure. A. | Tocn insufficient to meet the demande of tos counting of Pratt & Son, in to-day's issue. This tirm has | been insufet ‘The receipts and ship- BOOTS AND SHOES —- inthe Ditech he ee aiSe line Of insurance | Scnts thie week are asfollows:: Barden atin wiatemen B ‘are to be congratu- | ™ canal ‘aters, from Sharpsburg, ees Md. The same boat @ lot of flour for ie ber 30, 1871, at No. 41 South A street, near First oa Wn. th $e ees the come, street east. Washington. BOYS, AND CHILDREN. She to ‘TWENTY-FIRST DISTRI Ba reg corti tthe ety of Washington tying within Fi sol aier - All that part of thee - = —— £z yar = 0 cor- ‘We are dafly in receipt of the most approved styles caeees street ‘Eastern branch; thence along the line of the Kastern beady branch to B street south; thence slong B street section. south to Fifteenth street east; thence down Fif- - es teenth street cast to D street south; thence along D ir i Bews: street south to South Carolina evenve, end down Bo Cd ‘nap South Carolina avenue to Fourth street east, on ‘act. ; als TUESDAY, October 51, WI. st the southwest eg Goo bc corner of East Capitol and Bighth strects FALL AND WINTER WEAR, sek: Gotten up with » particular regard to quality and ‘workmanship. os