Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1871, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Thcater—Mrs. F. S. Chanfrau— “Dora.” Lecture by Capt. Wm. 10 San Domingo. —The Orphan Boys’ Fair. i Masonic Tempi Costrevt: rok THE VicTIMs oF THE GREAT he Chicago reliet committze . on Friday night last, » large lot of to the sufferers by the late fires in Chicazo and throughout the States of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Cars to ran directly through to Chicago were furnished the commit- tee by Superintendent G. S. Koontz, Baltimore lroad Com The committee and Ohio Railr NP: ributions of clothing. ete., for from, the following Mrs. J. 1. Dr. M.D. Peek, Rew, Dr. Sune . T. Merrick, Re U.S. a.¥. M. . Col. W. B. Rochester, Mrs. F. Simonon, Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, Mrs. Dorman, G. E. Little, Mr. Richards, 8. Pash ker, Chie: Dr. Ripley, Mra. 'C Holder Articles were also received by the committee, and forwarded for the relief oi the suffering in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, from the followin} iss Ida Howgate, A. J. Whit taker, George Erkine, Mrs. B. Nute, Jr., Mrs. White, H. M. Irwine, W. H. Dennis, ‘Mrs. Gen. Dunn, Mr. D. RK. McKee, Mrs. Vassel, Mra. S. F. Baird, Mrs. Samuel McGee, Mrs. C. A. Dol- bear, } A. Wilbur, Mrs. W. R. Johnson, aldson, J.J. Barris, Mrs. George . Women’s Christian Association, Mrs. matron; Miss Arnold, an unknown . Hamilton, Mrs. Allen Goodrich, rk. U. J. Baxter, Mrs. Baxter and ce, Nathan Harlan, General Lan J. Mack, Rev. Dr. Newman, M. W. B. Baukman, « friend, Michigan Kev. Mr. Hinckley, John Coughtin, ch, Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Seidmore, Ws D. Mack. containing contributions from Mrs. A. Lawrence, Mrs. E. Heywood, Mrs. D. Moore, Mrs. ©. Defour, Mrs. Kelsey, Mrs. Gen. Dyer. Mrs. Holland. Mrs. Winfield, Mr. J. H. Hen- nage, Mr. Tilley and Mrs. Dr. Bliss. ‘ersors desiring to contribute clothing, S&c., I leave their address with Mews. Kilbourn ner of 15th and G streets; Wifliam 5 Lith street, or at Mrs. Scidmore’s, lieve the sufferers in Wisconsin and and are in receipt of messages acknowledgin; with gratitude the generosity of the people o the D'triet. The committee of the Sixth Auditor's Office inted to purchase clothing for the relief of © suffers by the great fires in the Northwest have received a letter of thanks from the Mayor f Milwaukie, who exmmends the jndgment tis- played in the selectio.. of the goods forwarded. wave snob arf xs 4 Goop Deep in a Navoury | » Many of our citizens will remember the Kev. James B. Donelan, who was for a number of years the beloved pastor of St. Mat- thew’s (Catholic) Church, at the corner of 15th and H streets, from which he was transferred about the vear 1853 to Burlington, Iowa. Mr. Donelan died there intestate january last, and on that being discovered, his sister, and next heir, Mrs. Drury, wife of Mr. John H. Drury, the portrait and landscape painter, of Chicago, determined to car into effcet his often-ex- ressed intention of leaving to Georgetown Col- Fege all the property of which he might die d. With this object in view, Mr. and Firs. Drary exsived heve stew weeks since, and at once proceeded to take the necessary steps for transferring the property. The necessary legal documents were nearly ready for execution when the Chicago fire occurred, and came to Mrs. Drury that most of what she and her husband owned in the world, and what was bly the accumulation of years of artist toil, ad been swallowed up in the general conflagra- tion. This great blow did not cause hertoflinch from her purpose or to falter in what she deemed a sacred duty; and the property of her deceased brother, amounting to about $12,000 in govern- ment securities, and real estate situated in this city, was duly transferred to the college as he inten L. . Drury soon after de- parted for Chicago to make a new effort to build up a home on the ruins of their former one. no Armco & ? Tue Ispretaiar Home Scuoor.—at the an- nual meeting of the trustees of the Industrial Home, on Saturday evening, reports were sub- mitted, showing money received, $3,400.63; ex- d, $3,591.71 ; indebtedness, $500. The Home ber of children in ‘ashington (girls) lal 99. Average family, beth Heees Say dren and employes, 0. The ge.eral health of the children has been Th? number of meals furnished at both Homes was 27,000. The shop committee report the number of children employed at carpenter shop, 16; number of ki 2. Mr. Rothery has charge of corgetown, where the boys are taught reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, geography, grammar, drawing and moral les sons. The school in Washington has been taught by the matron (Mrs. Niemann.) The girls are tanght all the primary branches, and Enitting, sewing, fancy work, and to wait upon them. selves. They ako perform a large part of the work about the house. The education commit- tee say that they have a large family to provide with food and clothing. and need funds to en- able them to carry on the work, and they confi- dently appeal to the benevolent to them. Mrs. L. BM. E. Ricks has been appointed agent to solicit funds, and is now in Obio for this pur- pore. 4 Race Boat Swa + ™ ym Saturday, the second boat race was to have taken place be- tween the six-oared gigs of the Arlington and Analostan Boat Clubs on the lower coarse, and by four o'clock a large number of spectators Were on the wharves. The Arlington six-oared ig Lavra was at the starting point on time, but Sir. Biglen, of the Analostan, staged his crew wou'd rot row on sccount of the rot water, ‘The referee, Mr. Arthur Shepherd, decided the Water to be in proper condition, and that the race should take place as soon as the starting de ld be anchored. This wasdone, and at the Laurastarted. When near the juncture Georgetown and Washington channels she struck the undertow, and the filled and sunk. The men were rescued by the Minne- haha. Me_sts, Dickson, Maunder, Copeland and Wheeler in the stake boats, and were landed at | Gcesboro, where Mr. Y. ‘ with hot coffee and refre ° Peptic Scnoors is ALEXANDRIA.— Mr. Samuel A. Howard has been “ppointed by the Board of School Trostees of Arlington distrie* Alexandria county, teacker ot Walker School No.3, at Ball's Cross Roads, in place of Mr. Wm. K. Bushby, who has accepted a clerkship in the Unitcd States corps. Nearly ali wed teachers who passed examination ear, and were not appointed in this ¥, hav tained situations. | d ation hasreappointed { trustees for three years in Ford, W. C. Wilcox aud | have been appointed in | tees whose term expire other trustees were all re for three years. Lawrence B. Taylor, | s dec! unwilling polutment be made by the Board of Edu- Saturday. -~ : . for John Little, 4 acres of . situated on Boundary street and west an F our prominent citi- who intend to improve the Broperty by the erection of handsome villas. he purchasers propose to subdivide it into » ots, which will be sold to those who desire to erect dwellings for their own use oF block of houses for sale. Mr. Hall has also re- cently sold, for James Fitch, Esq., 1,00 acres in m0. Stafford county, Va., for £37,000." Also, five brick houses for B. F. Gilbert, on K strest, at $7.0 each, near St. Aloysius’ Church. Also, one and» half acres on the G roa jcorgetown: 5 for Dr. Holt, north of Meridian Hill, to Mr. Day oF $1.20. Also, a lot on Vermont ave- hue, near © street, at 8600. brick on 6th street, near G. Wilson, for $4,000. Also, a three-story , for Mrs. Margaret ~ - ‘Tae District Stxxrxo Frsp—Mesers. W. “ ‘W. Corcoran, Moses Kelly, Lewis J. Davis and acting Governor Stanton, commissioners of the Sinking fand, met at tho Governor's office on Saturday, when measures were taken for the = saps ot aos due w the nds of the old corpora active control of the funded and bo nde indebe edness of the old corporations new Dis- trict government. ‘The board adjourned temas again at an early day. A room will be assigned the use of the commissionersin the executive. building, at the corner of Pennsylvania ayeaue and Irth’ street. Britoixe Perwrrs.—The following have been issued :—J. Wroe, two- brick, @ street, be- tween 2d and 34, N. W.; LLenmon, brick, West street, between Monroe and North, Georgetown; Mrs. 0. Spal 6 fram: on nst., between 4 and 6th and MandN, S. W.; Martin & Walker, two-story frame, P street, between 15th and lth. A Eliis, tw. rame. 12h street, — QandR oe Lieyd Mudd, two-story frame, corner of New York avenue and 2th streets. — e A Frye Bass.—Mr. Fi. n, of Seaton Hall, caught at the Great Falls of Potomac yesterday a black bass weighing 4% pounds, the fish of the season. It may be seen by doubters at Seaton Hall, corner D and sth day. . | Aube Carter, his wife; Beware of- hicago sufferers. | "I “Cl ” held in this city. The board jualifications of dru; Will soon begin their | @ geiets aii Officer Jackson, of theseventh precinct, found _ the body of a dead coleved child at the corner of 10th and G streets northerest this morning. A course of lectures -in aid of the national Morse menument in this city will shortly be announced, with Walt ‘Whitman as the first eturer. i The grand mission of St. Peter’s (Catholic) | Church, which has been in weeks, ‘closed last night. About two hundred | converts were baptized yesterday. | Mr. M. Y. Holly is engaged to-day placing the | new instrumenis in the several police | station-houses, and making+he connection with headquarters. of the Women’s Cinb on Satur- for two | Ata day ev. . 1E.was resolved that the chief and cemal 1 the social evil lies in the political enfraachisement of women. The President's new stable, below the Navy Department, is being rapidly comp! The is now being put on, end it will soon be ready for occupancy. The Poors Baptist (colored) Church sect, near 12th, seas dedicated yesterday. as impressive sermon was preached by Rev. D. W. Anderson, pastor of the it Baptist Church. ‘St. Matthew's Catholic Total Abstinence So- ciety met at Carroll Mall last night, and appro- riated $10 for the reliet of theChieago orphans. essrs. George Savage, W. P. Drew, Mr. Dun- ning and Mr. Morton made addresses. A large number of Masons belonging to Leb- » on R y. An anon Lodge, No.7; Washington Commandery, No. 1, and Columbia Chapter, No. 1, turned ont to-day at one o'clock to attend the funcral of the late ‘eter Bergman, one of the oldest members of the order in this District. A daughter of Mr. Petersen, deceased, in whose honse President Lincoln died, wants to sell the pillow-cases, pillow aud bed-spread used on the martyred President's death bed, to tae government for exhibition ia the museum of the Patent uffice. On Friday evening next there will be an amateur theatrical entertainment at Wall's Opera House, for the benefit of the Epiph- any Church’ Home. ‘The ladies and ington .ociety, and the ment deserves hon in sinkin, m were em yesterday in sin! he circular of the Long B fage in the ql mi, Georgetown channel. This is ‘Sone by means of a row of iron serews passing through a stationary wi frame-work above, and as fast as the masonry work is built up the pier is lowered dowa € 100 proper place, a man being stationed at each eS regulate the descent. Tae Scrmpriric LectcrE Covrse—The first lecture of this course will be We of next week by Professor Samnel PD. of Dickinson College, rn ‘will be, ‘The Descent of », oF Our Race in Search of its Grand- fathers,” a sharp and somewhat humorous criti- cism of the Darwinian theory, the discussion of which is now #0 much interest among the writ on this subject, as well as among the int Classes generally. Darwin, evident- is ———, because of his extreme views, which rae poooed rebound to his decided disadvantage and become the subject for much keen satire. Prof. Hillman is well known as one of the ablest contributors to the Methodist Quar- my: the articles in which are always of a 24 high standard. The sale of season tickets will close early next week, and the am will re- main open at Ballantyne’s until Tuesday, No- vember 7th. Parties who have purchased’ tick- ets from members of the association, which entitle them to reserved seats, should secure them without delay. cos Ee Suppex Dzatu.—About 9 o'clock this morn- ing @ colored man named George Taylor fc'l from the platform of the freight depot on Mary- land avenue in @ spasm, and Mr. T. H. Barron who was near by. ran to his aid at once and used all the means af hand to restore him, but failed, and Taylor died in a few minutes after his fall The coroner has been notified Later—Coroner Potter visited the first pre- ¢inet station about one o'clock, to hold’ an Inquest on the body, but deemed if unnecessary, ac it was evident that death was caused by apo: plexy. —o ATTACHMENT OF WaGi rashington, D. C., October 26, 1811—Editor Star: I would like to ask, the cdlumns of your valuable Paper, if a party can lay an attachment ona workingman’s wages, for debt. By giving me the Information for you will confer a great a . ——— Man. : es—Magistrates now, (under a recent act o the itive Assembly,) in any amount not ex #100, may issue writs of attachment. ———— ‘THE Hayp-noox vor Postmasters is the title of a useful Lge my ae pea by Messrs. . Itis fill Judd & Detweiler. with valuable in- formation relative to the Post Office Department, Fates of postage, rulings, &c, pcan es ALAsKA Diamonps set in gold; fine French it, Nga > Testolse Shell, and Jet jewelry, new at Prig; elry Store, Ni og and No. 457 Pa. ave., bet. 4 —_s—— THE following finance committee has been in the 17th ive district: George Perry Carson; Charles Marshall, Was White, L. Karpellas. THE COURTS. URT IN GENEBAL TERM —To-day, the caso of Willa ord wore, and Mr. Wash continuance if Mr Dav- for Mr. Henry ion. ‘The Oc- resumed this morning, done other than calling the eattng, cosee for trial. J: acAr- thur gave notice that to-morrow he would hear a; cones and on Las Horning he woull ie Up callender, calling D cases each day in order. POLICE COUBT, To par, Judge Snell —Johu 87, on officer Dubois; fineu : Warren, Virginia Shreve, wn EING, on Alfred King with intent ‘This occurred some two weeks ago. Carter 4 Jouded gun and tock deliberate wim af Ring and shot him, killing his dog, which was be-ide bim aud at several shot into = iY Dr. Batt testified that he took between forty and filty No 6 the boi tet ioe sopion of tae Preea to be. action of eran 0, “George Carter assault on rig Virginia. Swest, charged with nseantt and & irginia Sweet, with assan! arg [rricusly breaking open the house of Julia Aughor ton, on B street south, between 9th and lth streets, with intent to kill Julia. OMicer Kearney was ¢ is heard the cry of murder from the and on going there battering the windows and doors of gherton’s bonse; and on his approach Mrs. stated that Mrs A had her ( Mrs. Sweet’s) hi in there, and called her very bad she(Mrs A.) was trying to Seretal of the windows were be ams oo) into custody; required to sum of @cu0 to keep the peace, ——-wee. Evrect om THE New York Coat SALEIN THe MistNe Reotoxs.—We learn trom Potts- mille, Fete mor Jporning, hat the rumor that “ mit throughout the regions was contemplated-at an early day, ang to the heavy decline at the ‘sale of ‘names, saying tha et away her husband. nd th é ow auction Scranton coal at New York,” on Wednesday, unfounded. Ni rid i I SEORE 6s f . GEORGETOWN. CITY ITEMS. | ee ‘Mr. Wittiam Doxatpsow desires to have it Hats for every trade-end ¢ calling. ~ | seen bth, eee as the: ie at Forrest bg oh von tovar | at euch election: md pros sed Feather. Fast hin ack Hal it, a8 rey , gas Tih steel’ May Building. lgred BY | abail repeive the auptir al and ranctica of the Ove Same of M. Donacll nomineted Mr. HL” "| Ueno ormat-seapcheaon but Hall's eedcot | Snd he. te hereby. authorised aoe ies "Ze nom a Us vat at e oT aon Feet eet aa ante table Sicilian dial: Renewer for improving tie pferiet polemical stock Fite of Livergetows proposes that the Market | growth and sestoring the eolor of the hair. thd ceding st Sp ep louse ‘used for a brary and read- —>—_—— 7 aie room, and states that himself and several | Boys’ Care,-dc., 150, #1. 3c3 sory eridgece cele teres held ‘ers are willing to contribute books and fards ‘M.D. Fnaxx 4 So, ‘Public Works that wach ou oe sts it at once. town needs sueh en The @riginal Ha! a us om institution bediy and 20 hall over the mabhet {037th strect. May Building. rend So ehintarasey i ‘house could not be devoted toa better purpose. Glovesis it Beare he amount eo-eub- We hope soon to have # public meeting to far- PB nce! + at ago paling pater ote vod <a ay epglied nid work and ward terprise. Rrcuirrs ov Gnatx—Hartley & Brother | are offered. Cloth Gloves. from 1.25 0 $2 vad ene. “ase i | have received 600 bushels of wheat and 5,20 | Lined Leather Gleves from-$1 to Do wat a bushels of corn; W. H. Dor 3,000 bi skin from $2 to $6; finest Kin, Castor and bee ‘on the Potomac pe OK wheat; George Waters, 4,600; and B. Talbott & | Skin for $2.25; Gloves from $1 to $1 satisfactory to said Board of Son, 900 bushels of wheat. Gro. ©; Haxsixo, ‘TWO HUNDRED BARRELS OF FLOUR were ——__9- Hee stroet, 3 We shipped per the Norfolk steamer Lady of the | arg that gracothe Gorkef tailors. Lake to- a. 5 D. Fravk & Co., Donde of the District of im pigmock Rock —The workmen on the new: Theo Hattcrs, fhe oluect of their imag on their ridge street sewer struck a ledge of rock boa-7th May Building. ervor and Secretary ° SatusGay Just opposite. the caste end of the soon, May 4 Hisasct imgrons. | Shintghirtict Aid hl! be redeemable twenty Toure Union Hotel, and this moraing are preparing to| Fiounes Wil Nor taxi Pen ae eh Ss 7 . mew ancor no rosk wcelé ee tocad to thins the neg of aid Distrtet far their ‘approval ot diese emma gieeesiocnieus 4 . it approval or disap: 3 cCampiction of the work. Shoala tals obsenate bell. Wee the prices at ‘wich four af the leading Mth the end get wate SOEs cet onthorit fe yy found at the way ae Se edhe} gh port ‘achines are seid in the United States District a eee age mer | nd by he pre: street, the sewer cannot possibly nish, al 3 of bonds, and fevyt . montis to come. Prieeén England. Inthe U. 8. i ment f ave fntorent ari sii ua | permet of See par sake ey Foe ths haat y Mencuants’ ExcHance—The sales of wheat | Wheeler & Wilson. B45 08 $35 mually eecrue mubmitting the act, w: Suc. 3. Amd bet further enacted, 4 order to on ‘ebange to- 3 65 00 the quemion of the of four millions of im- | meet the interest to seerte on said onde, there at eta? 5 5b, 65 00 bonds. to a vote of the poopie at ageneral | shall be levied sonvally «tax of six per cent.. or and 3,000 bushels at £1.60. Over 5,008 bushels 45 00 sige te ‘said District.” SR eyey rae ae may eullce on every ‘ were left unsold on account of a differeace in dollars of a Sine fH real the views of bayers and sellers. a. ip Sw Sy —_ omy ocerda a) tax Tre Boat-zck between the Potomae and | There is scarcely any difference in the cost of hal cqeatirete a cpee fond var: Apalostan Clabs comes oif at 4 o’elock te-mor- | material and labor in ang of the above-named Columbia by |B id be 4 Further enacted. That the Gov- row afternoon, machines. 5 fhe District of | ernor is hercby requested to cause thisact to be duly, A Test Marsxet Case.—Writs were served iavit—W. G. Wilson, President of the i emproremvente published before the pext general election, as re- this morning on dive farmers selling produce in | Wilton Sewing Machine Co., personally ap- Tee ar | autred by the fourteenth enetion of the the new building recently erected in the reac of | peared before me, and made ouih that the above the District of the butchers’ market, directing them to appear | prices are correct and taken by him {rem cir cney, Sreety om before the Police Court to answer to the charge } culars published in the United and Eng- same to the pec of violating a corporation ordinance by selling | land under the corporate names of the com- ftapell ues outside of Market Sgace. The writs were serve: panies manufacturing said for the purpose of testing the question whether Frep. Suite, uy per on has a right t2 sell produce outside of Clerk of the Court of Common Piéas, the regular mar! 4 of Cuyahoga Co., ee ene se ‘The Wilson Sewing Machines are for tale at Secretary of the District of Columbia, Apert: Ee Pe, The Pimlico Races. Se AN Act anthorizing the District tocreate ‘OFFICIAL. The races on the Pimlico course near Balti- ‘Terms easy. = eco. | eer scfal and repairs ia nyeiamciorcgie ep coer naptghe emia more were resumed on Saturday thong! e Noticz To Tex Pusiic.—l. Becker 5 a istr ‘bonds, yment - “a REGISTRATION NOTICE. track was rather heavy on account of recant | successor to P. Wellach, dealer in men’s, youths’ ne lerTine e tah for the Rear mens a She aes % snaually accrue ou four 7 Ss ot Wout have bee hal tee aaa uot, $2 good 8 } and boys clothing, have’ received an entire new | S# {shall annually accrue theregn, and submitting TO THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT oF woul; have been had the course been ina better | stock of goods, which they are selling at the | Ditton of improvement. to Soe at the peo COLUMBIA; condition. The Sun says: lowest market price. Those in want or elothing | Plc ata general ciection in said Distelet, ‘and ris Seen of egbaitataedhntbiede ‘THM FIRST RACE or gent's ‘goods, would do well to ett emacied by tne, Lentsiatave Assembly of the wulag of four taslifoae of adn - of Go- was the Monumental Handicap, for all. two | and examine goods before purchasing | Ltstrict of Columma, That in order im- atex tof the interest | jumbia will bold segsigae from 1 o'clock, m., until miles, $50 entrance the club tad $1,100, first | elsewhere. I. Broker & Co. provements and repairs. of the etreete, even 7 o'clock, p. m., of each day bereinafter mentioned, horse Ste, eacond Basse 2 sme. epee eight Odeon Hall, corner 4% street and Pa. ave. vo ‘completed. for —— = registering, _ ‘Voters residing in entries, but only the following five 3 ©. he mg . the of Columbia, at following-oam et B. & W.K. Davis's bay horse Allie Hunt, 5 | , HEwpiee has all kinds of thermometers and | be cousiructed therein, ani pl Tale ig) Cae leg Te SiC: | “eee eg pet Pata ZrEnriern pusraicr Well’s bay mare lay, 4 years, junds; 5 oe istrict, to issue, or Thos. W: Doswell's bay ily Wineeap. years: Papen hg ere ct chingtow, ant | after directed, rigistercd “or coupon an pent hehehe Py oe Seen Sandiord’s bay mare Nidgata, | No.7 North Charles street, Baltimore: suaeese- | MMOURE of four million a po dincbaaphr <a iem h oo wr ge a Capteat hee Tce eeunds, and 4 Belmont’s chesnut | faliy treats Goras, Banions, Ingrowing Nails, | 1.0%. wnarea aye Streets and Fourth street stet. co MONDAY, Octo- horse Tetegrsm, 4 years, 104 pounds. The‘horses &e., pain.” date of their issue, and ber 30, 1871, at No. 41 Seuth A street, near First got off well together, Midday sligtly in the aaa “ pe eS ae sogen por centum annually. street cast. Washington. which she maintained, being closely followed Firrens evviee oy Bustiue and the latest | | Buc. and te tt utther hag peal tar TWENTY-FIRST DISTRICT. Telegram. <\{ the three-quarter pote both Tele- | novelty tn Hoo La Enema Pong Rae RC to AI! that part of the city of Washington lying withts Seek ae Ree aay spree Mi tg aie Gnd Coract Pectory, 406 Tth | S'emount euMcient to Soe’ the interes lh roar the t ing bounds: Commencing at South Caro- down the home-stretch the running was’ fine, ali cos "War amie BAA gaat. Tha | ton teal bo coeciat to eee to Hendra and lina avenue, and roping up Fourth street east to E Midday passing under the string in the lead, | , Kip Ie Ger " S novelty in | ighty thousand dollars, during each of ‘years, street porth; thence slong E street north to Pif- gram sccond, Allie Hunt third, the others fee Rates yen, inaperted, 8X popes eeably tothe provistons of Eheact of the Congress teenth street east; thence down Fifteenth street cast Several, enaihe te tia rose. Ths second ane ‘choice in calling at G. Bauin's Kid Glove | signe quited State, entitiods An ct to provid ap- 12.0 street north; thence slong © street north to the Was but a repetition of the first, except 10 1th ling at O. a -peeved Tour twanty-om handred and Eastern branch; thence along the line of the Rastern coming up and taking Telegram’s place, joss Seventy-one, and in \- branch to B strect south; @enee along B street winning tn 4 1, with Alife Hunt secon Nig Gorrzs Patant urizrixe Gas AND eral taxes of suid Diseie oe south to Fifteenth street east; thence down Fif- ra third, Telegram fourth and nesay - | Lame of - | app exclu: t > On the second mile all the bores acpesrents tity of Pepys dpet pide withont tha, enc | interest annually scoraing on said ee eS oes chad labor hard through the stiffand rapidly drying | o¢ tent” cheap and arable. A. Eo. ec 3. And be st further enacted, That th * Gover. ao aaa cline avenne, down mud, and, all things considered, the time made | semthal, No. 404 7th ary t for them, | Comptroller, prepare said bonds for isees sale. puth Carolina avenue to Fourth street east, on was good. and also for Goets’s Double-cone Chandelier | Onithelt fae0 thes visall bo deteronete x TUESDAY, October 3i, 1871, at the southwest 4 THE SECOND RACE Reflectors, and jusive Daylight | provement bonds, ‘and shall be signed by the Gov- corner of East Capitol end Eighth streets east for the Members’ Cup, valued at $250, one | Refectors. ernor, counters the Secretary and Washington. welter weights, all , horses to be riden fs; ‘Ohaaad eae, ‘and hav: to them the seal of the TWENTY SEOOND DISTRICT. : rig ig Banas A Biot op fh OE pels Reta Baccara gl Se ee All that part of the city of Washington lying with- M. Hall's chesnut colt Ensign, four years, 136 | Braids in ve just been imported which may be te the following bounda: re pounds; Charles K. Harrison's bay gelding Ran- | Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new Mpa od © following Commencing astern som, 143 pounds; Governor Bowie's chesnut coit | branch of his well- establishment, 408 7th ied with the branch at the foot of Fourth street east, and running Rani, 3 oe ands; bgt Ww. Crgr street. Ladies go and see the new sty! Coys prot gel Se cree. of them. hond a —— eget Ee Fea Carolina — cbesnut gelding Vanda, 6 years, 43 pounds. On ——— is * 3 ence along in& avenue to D street tie nant Nanda, wae tae, dn at toa tae | HAY You Rex 177 The, bennttt | fod y?sail giv ark peuiy ce al a couththeuolong Dates orth tr Pihscamcress aie imeem cg rear of the others, but he gradu- | SEMGee the feather ck Peaeee te FL, | sagi0e mae Be required by the Governor: and east; thence up Fifteenth street east to B street ally lessened the gap, and at the half mile came to the Original Franc’s, 433 7th street, | may be prepared and issued under this act, and. south; thence out B street south to the astern up fo and passed Ensign, who had been in the | Bext Ps warns | Stall’ report, from. time te time, branch, and along the Eastern branch to the foot of lead up to that time; thence to the home band Assembly, of the amount of sales, Fourth street cast, on WEDNESDAY. November 1 Vanda and Ensign had a pretty strong + | OUR NEW STYLES OF CORSETS and some | amount of interest that may have secrued oF ae . copes , dal winnie the rica and continuing to gain, | ew improved have just come from our factory | Pajicnsaid bonds.” 78 tt ot Mt 8 rg Peseta and winning the race in 2:15. Ensignsecond, | pe y nad ahaal be wohl te daty Say omen eadcasisllel sai cede ae he eee opposite Anacostia engine-house, Washington. Edwin third, Ransom fourth. tition rene to be @ perfect fit. | issue during the year one bundred THE THIRD RACE CG. Baum, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer. | and seveuty-two. and until the expiration of the first was for a purse of 21,000 for all ages, two and a- fiscal quarter after the adjournment of the pext half milex—#800 to ‘the first horse, $200 to the open gre gh ang Eng horse Preakness A "Belmonts cheauat cax | Georgetown Advertisements, | Bili'p,%4 ball during the year, one thousand horse Preakness, A. Belmont’s chestnut colt Governor within said periods tothe extent to whic, Telegram. and D. McDaniel & Co.'s chestnut TBI ARVN ED—Terenty heard of WORK | the imsuo thereot fe authorized as aforesaid, and upon - colt Harry Basset. ‘Telegram did not start, the JORSES, and tor pale, {rom West Vir- . | such issue and sale said bonds shall become and oon- the contest being between Basset and Preakness. gise B. H. DARNES’ Stable, Georgo- stitute adebt said District. Thet ea SEWING MACHINES. It was not, however, much of a contest, as Harry | town, D.C. one-te enhtty &, AN8, fe St Secrther enmued, per fee Rasect started slightly in, the lead ‘and kept | RY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown. ot any oe a 7a the Diatricty ‘T= Eerstoxe there, apparently going at an easy » om ts of Teo Hea dene’ cents eron, | "ARUOR MABE AEP RARS PAL RS | Sree Gectenas set wae eh ad SEWING MACHINE ness from four mn len: e * for the payment of tl e- . : Was made in 2:30, and the two and half miles | BEALL. GRORGETOWN DG. ine | mone and Togaira in sald: District, tocludina the every Acecription of svwing es a faders MER ae in 5:41}. fhe: of May 1871, and reeorded in liber hemes Tien Ena ES heavy. with greater satisfaction than eny ether ma- THE FOURTH AND LAST RACE , folio 207, one of the land records of Ap eg chine made. Agency at of the day, and by far the most exciting, was the | ington county, in ‘the District of Columbia pa Ry ge TF penises a abana mile heat tora purse of $1,000, for three-year ourues r Sie chet ae ee Didde be ten per centum in excess of such ex- wd Stee ae eee = Upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the Let day, cont in the cane of Che Anal onpcusien, ocT-tf 721 Market Space, bet. Tth and &th sts. second horse. The entries were San gmk i » the Aet jane ; z filly Salina, McDaniel & Co.’s chesnut colt Tub- | Sioned Beating Ateen (4s) Nott on Montes | Buc. 7. and se tt erther enacted, “Phat ‘the tin, W 11t00x a cites man, and Ball & Co.'s black colt Midnight. | street, in Georgetown, by & uniform depth of ninety LA wprcickeres A pom | On gcoording tothe Salina was the favorite, before the start, at the | (90}feet.and containéd within the following motes | shall be commenced and carried of Congress of the SEWING MACHINE AGENOT, rate of three to one. ¢ horses got oft wel “first day of Feb: ei and together, Salina and Tubman running neck and sone, aud oxctanivay fertee pooastoa at THE SIMPLEST AND LESS LIABLE TO neck the entire mile, with Midnight far in the public interests. te wae i rear. Down the home strete e ru was And further at ‘AS. BAUM'S splendid, the two being s0 close together that @ oremploye of the said District shall use, oF = = 320 blanket would have covered both, and a the consent , CORSET AND HOOPSKIRT FACTORY, string, Tubman passed a a@ len, is winning the heat {n 22%. "The most vociferous jeitiy Tth street, Intelligencer Building. thonts went up for the victor, and the betting BE FLORENCE tables seemed to turn, Tubman becomi favorite at slight odds. In the second beat, of sale. | Ane of not lesa than Ave hu IMPROVED NOISELESS LOCK-STITOR Tubman again led off about a length, but Salina archaser’s cost. | Shad one vind be tt furiner enacted, Theat thie set recovered, and at the half mile they were side —— in se? days a all be” submitted to the people ‘or electors of by side, continuing to the ‘home stretch and Parable resold at thorisk | Histriet at the hrst general election, which imay be down the quarter. Tubman being the winner by HUGH f TAGGART. Trustee, | avid after its 5 Passage together with the questions of about halt a length, in 2.08. Midnight was dis | oc (Courier) § “THOS DOWLING. Bact, oo ths Ieee millions ot bunds sieconald, peepee adlgens ALL AND WINTER GOODE ‘ylrst: Upon the approval cf Ghoact 1e shall be ‘The races to-day will be very interesting, and | J’ ¢ GOODE. pb bat is ae tee oe quite a large number of Washingtonians have JOHN H. 8MOOT, Feet, not lees than UhFee, and the publicat: thereof gone over to attend them. 119 Baivox Staxzr, Groncxtown, D.C., | beecutinuad for three months prfor toeaid siaction. he pola the ballots for and ° Tur, honor of being the richest man in the | Has recsived and ls now offering, at very low prices | , Second. The ballots seed at paid, sleotion shall be Sere, and etally ist thereof be eekenet ‘and upon tocash id very ch nice stuck of 5 United States lies between William B. Astor, SEL AND WINTER DOORS wing of, ‘guid bonds, or of the contraction of said sake Peters Of ns ea ne or anid balicteand du: Cornelius Vanderbilt, and A.T. Stewart. Pro- | constating os fits coronene 5 debt, shall bein the words following» to wit: me ct togwtner with statements of tha an. WEBBEE 2 co. bably neither of ntlemen can wi Ld ADIES’ DRESS FABRICS, bia entitled members « ten millions what he‘is worth, and there is not | im all the must fable grades and scyics, in Silks, oe ee ee of, the Beatrice ot Gupte, ontttied islative Asscmbly;thall, withig, honest 0. 608 Furrauvry Sraxer, supposed to be so much difference between | Poplins, Meriace, "Empress | 9200 tht fer wate oer ae in made out and signed by the ‘oMcers of ths neta them. Sixty millions is a mediam estimate of 2 ‘tall Line of District, by the leguing of four million oy bonds, | several election precincisor districts, which returns | oney 1oanedon enlluisras, the wealth of either of the three. G G00! sadigriing 6x for of the int _ as gue of wich Se yatee cost for this lean, Motes Glenauaie’ and alivamneetine on Gzoroz T. Doww:NG, the famous oysterman SE Coreen abe Dost makes, | act, with the qucation of the lasting of the fourmil, | box of sack election Ane Oe 2-9} a — “ having been charged with a leaning to the dem ad eae kernel ire ot impravement bonds, to 8 vote of the people, Nectign and the ‘thers shail bo lated ina SAVINGS “OFFICE SEW ELYE PER CENT. ston the slicgntion, aut than Winds ope hee Kote, ae. Aina fall need el for the osning of four mili of tmprove ee ates te wen oar or ERY of OEFIOERS tp the AEM. BAYT. ates jegation, ani - se. 2 * en fence:— Brand the colored man who shall give | GENTS AWD BUTS WEXE Ch EeEys, RUGS, seis the ballon contest Suid ext and the tapuing fis. Gn reselving the enld envelopes containing MARINE CORPS and CIVIL DEPA’ Ts his vote to the democratic party as a traitor to AND OIL CLOTHS. tion of G nds shall be as follows: #Rs returns a4 aforesaid, the Secretary shail exataine ~ savaneed BOLIC CLAIMS ON his people and to humamty. wane teeters La ee of Goods AGAINST SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS. . | Bes ne, and afd, Cogety the a, arerogaio votes a8 Tet ere Piano y 5 °F a7 Autumn leaves—when winter comes in, eee a SRO. H. Si0OT. 2A orizing the District of Gatam: the rysult to the Governor. ax = afl Swoopr of such | CATES wiuile SPOOND POWER OF ATTORNEY S7_Vezmont boys commenced snowballing | SS1SUTA, HOSICR-—PAPER HABGING_ Per. issuing of four mile | “Bisth Itt from : J. H. SQUIER, MONEY BROKER, last week, TUBMAR'S 149 Brides street’ Garey ee ing a tax for the payment of if 1407 Fat, near U.S. Treasury. . ridge street, Georgetown, to a ow 8. * ee vi “di thereon, naa done: ait APER and, i wre PAPER HANGING fod subenttti the ac wlth Ue ‘gucation efthe | bare, beem cnet in favor of thie law i shall be in ‘ASHINGTON CITY SAVIE E7-Cat fights arc theleading attraction at the Eevee arth ular aiGoution "paid te CEMOL: | fete ct the acct one of improvement bonds, fiat theeame fn the papers ofthe District iy which Wh Stench ond bosttees hocame ae ee ee eee ee PD ALERSS SAVE MONEY ait sgatnet the fewning of fonr millions of tmn- | shail be cast this act at shail be Yoldand of | PAYS 6 PER OENT. ISTEREST ON DEPOSITS FARL AND IVORY HANDLE TABLE cur.-| : — PrPhind. Thats ballon box for each ei @istrict | “Rec. And be sf further enacted, That, with the Deponita cau be made and draws Rt LERY, of our ge importation, SCHOOL BOOKS shall be provided by the Governor, in which the bal- this act inthe newspapersasatere, | ™myS-tf J. J.W. BOTELER & BRO., eold ot publishers’ prices. Complete stock of lots for and against the raid law and for and against | Baid forthe period of three: monte teee ate nee IDDLETON @ ©o., . Honsefarnishers = sald improvement bends, shall be deposited, abd the over ware of the Governor and of the | JVM octt-Bt 923 Pennsylvania avenue. SCHOOL REQUISITES, election in relation thereto shall be conducted in all of the District that it will be submitted to BANKERS, — —— — At POR & SELIGSON’S, 8 regards the persons entitled to vote, and | the at the first election after its pass- Ost RECEIVED OUR AND CONCERT PIANO | —*t%__4T eo ein sccordanes with the laws and regula- | age for thelr rato dea proval,and scopy of | 1427 F Btreet,(two doors from U.S. bs i ‘applicable oldlng of gon: Fecorded ‘partmnes SE ace ee deen Coe ee ae Factory LENGARY OVEROOATS IN CHINCHILLA fentions ta eald District, ore ine District. _— a — a of George Steel ‘o.. Mew Yor! = and Beaver, at A.BTRAUS’, Fourth. Upon closing the , the ballot-boxes Sec. 3. And be us fi enacted. That whereas an ‘General Bankins Co Baltinore-and Win Melenmane Got, Albany, | cco. 1011 Benn. avenue, bet. 1thand iitirsis, | ooh cUrth. Upon, closing, the for ive taking effect of | Recetve Deposits, and transact Also, secend hand PIANOS aud ORGANS for sale SLATE MANTELs, Wecer he omedec snd wpa, ‘lier ‘the prodamation | Exchange on the principal cities taken and gives or rent on rma. mE, "Pasa aerated PIRNOS at No 409 Blot, Soenting, Of seach stsction ESL. HULSE, “Thfermation turnished in relation to al) ‘uning pairing . 4 Matements of the < i} ia avena ate Se ee eee REICHENBACH. MARBLE MANTELS! yrr toe S7Svaea ets. pe DEBBY SUITS, 0,81 i $15, at Verh that £011 Penn. avenue, GAS FIXTURES! ce tween 10th ith ste. [ue chrarest ae BEST ASSORTED PARLOR HEATERS! GAS ‘FIXTURES in the city, of the latest style and petterns, from Be It known firm of C £ Son's, Philadelphia, | Low down, and other GRATES, plain, or finished re Tobe founder ee : ackiNpEN with gold and silver trimmings. OE a nhemene OTT ee PARIS BANGR, &c. oc atrect, + de. ] MPORTED CANARY BIRDS Just received Boston can sur- | toes CAGES for sate at 1133; Ko FO tt 5 ed Breck for Hotve- “avian Fngome. SE chromatic A Meetrne idem OF BOE sees i rns, $15, * 5 » ot Your , = NOMEX. “s Sera Aton | BOSS TDP Ler Mirae ase ad “ 2 _betwoon ith and With stvests. _ ry |, Plattorm, x es Spa Uo sy 5 ‘oad COFFEE peg tga wets, ’ - AMIN @ PEARSON, , ROWS, Re, JOBN A. BAKE: . M. 0. A. BUILDING. fw Loulsianu ar. bet, th aod 0th sta, RS = wick Sap a, SOAP AAT ; Pennsylvanie avenue, FOR TE SALB. ‘We are now the