Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1871, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. | MONDAY. -Nevember 13, 1871. LOCAL NEWS. as Amusements, 4c., To-night. National er —Parepa-Rosa € pera Troupe im “Lucretia Borgia.” Wall's Opera Howse. —Johnag Thompson, “On Hand.” Lincoln Hall —Lecture by John Hay— ‘Frank- lin in Paris.” Masonic Temple —The Orphan Boys’ Fair. : ‘° +s ‘Tue Barret-Pollard it Case. } LEASE—MR. BRADLEY THREATENS by Justice Walter on Saturday after our rey closed. Margaret Sullivan testified that Poflard’s rooms were broken into by Barrett, and her clothing taken out by kim and tossed into her trunks, which were put out, and after- wards taken to the office of Mr. Biddle. Mr. Riddle testified that he was agent tor Mrs. Pol- lard. A lease had been drawn =P by himself and Mr. Bradley. His understanding was that | Mrs. P. was to have all the rooms in the house except the front basement and Mrs. Barrett's studio. By some oversight these basement rooms were not inc and the next thing he was told was at Mr. Barrett declined to give up the kitchen to Mrs. Pollard, and desired ber to quit the honse offering her $100. She declined to leave. Met Mr. Barrett afterwards at Mr. Bradley's office by appeint- meant, the Mesers. Bradley both being present for the purpose of making some satisfactor; compromise between the parties. Parted wi the understanding with Mr. Barrett that nothing shguld be done towards her removal until atter another rence which was to take place the next day the evening of that day Mrs. P. emt out to walk. and on returning the premises were fasten and she denied Ingress, as has been stat a. On the day atter this occurrence Witness went tosee Mr. Barrett and asked him what thix meant, if he did not intend to let Mrs. Pr back, and his answer was “no.” Witness regunded him of lus agreement made the day before. Mr. Barrett closed the door in a manner which preciuded any further conversation. | Witness asmsted in getting Mm. P.aplace wo stag, and a physician for ber. oo Crittendéa, counsel for Mr. Barrett, eftered to put in the ad lease which Mr. Barrett had taken, to which Mr. Bradley ob- jeeted, and inp Eady 3 discussion the Justice tried to tind the at could find neither it nos the copy. both: — been misiaid or ab- stracted by some one. After considerable search anddisewssion the counsel on both sides finally came to an agreement as to the stipulations ‘and waived the tot Lemay cig t Paper present, During the discussion said that = character of ~y oo had — goon ie | this was repeate coud e disclosures which Be a make Mr. arrett's cars burn. Mr. B: T doubt ee if anythin, coutd be satd Tomake them brn | nzthing After om for some ee eHting authori- | ties, de. forcible entry, Mr. Barrett re- | plied caring ‘that there was nothing im the law against obtaining posession by force, if such force was not made st the person. Force tn | this connection was Intended to apply against the person and not property. The case was here | continued until to-day. is morting the examination was resumed at gocock when Mr. Barrett took the stand, and was examined at considerable length, durin, which he admitted leasing the the house, also mitted taking possession during Mrs. Pollards’ absence, locking The case ont the servant it INeBRiaTED) jaturiday signl, ae odicer Mischel sad Licst. Skippon were on duty, they were informed by a lady whom they met on street that am a being made to Yob a drunken man by jumped inside | the gate being open, and a ap the drunken individual at the same tims fell to the iron fence, pavement. The officers by this time had ap- proached near enough to see some paper drop from the hands of the man behind the fence. nd officer Hinckel picked it up and discovered itto be greenbacks. He at once put the man | under arrest, and turned him over to the Liew- | tenant, who ‘held him while Hinckel searched | the premises, and found another roll of notes | where the prisoner had been standing. men were taken to the Central Guardhouse when the fence-jumper gave his name as Mat cellus Howser, and that of the dranken man as Louis Platz. Howser is a young man genteelly dressed, and says he used to be In the Quartet master ‘General's office. While at the guar house he put on airs, standing on his respecta- bility, and abused the officers without stint. | The ‘money picked up by officer Hinckei amounted to $10.55. Howser was locked up for earing before = Snell, and Platz was re- leased after getting sober enough to travel. ‘The latter is a hard-working mechanle, and had Been paid his week's salary when Howser, it is alleged, went for him. case was brought before Judge Snell this morning. and was postponed until next Thurs- day, the witnesses not being present. specs Tur Yacur Rack between the Fannie B. and Fannie, for a stake of $200, drew quite a | number of ‘spectators to the Lith street wharf this morning. The start was effected a little after 9o’clock, the Fannie Bell having the in- side or windward position at the firing of the signal gun. | Both boats got away well together the Fannie having a slight lead, but was soon lapped and passed by the “Bell,” only in turn to | be fagain repassed by the Fannie. A gentle | breeze from the northeast sent the boats along « drate of speed, each carrying jib, tlying | mainsail and gaff topsail. At the ha'f way | the Fannie had increased her lead to f hundred yards. At Alexandria the “Bell” had narrowed the distance down to about two han- dred, the Faunie passing that city at 10 o'clock and 5 minutes, the **Bell” one minute later. Fannie rounded the stake boat 13 minutes ahead of the Fannie Bell, anid at 2 o'clock was of clones’ Point ght, the Bell being about 1: miles be! pe re Se eee NixtH Awxvat Conv Many- LAND anp District « CoLtumntia NDAY Scwoor AssoctaTion.—This association of the delegates of each evangelical school in this Dis- trict and Maryland will meet at 2 o'clock to- morrow, at Wesley Chapel. Mr. A. Fuller Crane will call the convention to order, and after 2 weleome adsdress by Gen. Chipman the con tion will organize. The sessions will be © ued on Wednesday and harelay—morning, afternoon and evening—at Wesiey Be Ou Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'cléc meetings will be held at East Warhingt Chureh, Wesley € 1 Calvary Foundry, resbyterian, Ryland. tre and he larger portion of the delegates will arrive about Jo’clock, and a reception com- miltoo wil meet and escort citizens, with thrown their Provided fu Tar Reresrwan TREXTH DistReT.— 4iNKE IN THE T This evening there wil er of New York aven: 'y the nomin rd the repablica Delegates trom the Cooke. Hi . F Magruder, : zens ‘will be prese he me ‘onthe aging editor of the Natio done good service in that position and elsew for the republican party. He business man, active and i course an earnest supporter of the four tuillion lean Dill and other measures for the improve- ment and progress of the District. There is no doubt he will be elected and prove himself a useful member of the Hose of Delegates. H a Ove Orrizes Mititary.—To-morrow the | President's Mounted Guard will parade, and at | 11 o'clock will receive a handsome fi: | presented to them by Mr. Richard T. "Fierrick, | at his residence, on F street, near 13th. At noon the command will be reviewed by Presi- dent Grant, and proceed to Glenwood, where the graves of the late Joseph and corps) will be decorated. The Cor- coran Zonaves, Capt. J. E. Doughty, (of Capitol Hill.) will also to-morrow Ce age = march to Odd Fellows’ Hall, a & set of gaidons will be prese! ce by the ladies of the eastern section oe a city. — > re | New Wares-mars.—The first instat- | ted ‘the new 36-inch water-main arrived in steamer Cla: of the new express line from Pb: to Street wharf yesterday, and to-day. The Clayi nety-three sections of the main, ¢ach of which is about | twelve feet in leusth and weighs ‘weighs 5,000 pounds. | per, | the side and bac! LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. COUNCIL.—The Council met last Saturday at 4:30 | Browne introduced a Cohunbia ation of th lave of the incine When completed te J approval of the saders ifthe Sapreme Pistrict coed, with a report of their iabors, to the lative Assembly for action on the ‘et day of ite next The 4 are to be paid ed to employ The dill was ander the r shortest Cotlecto * ime special | Po rcenslating of Mesers. Gulick, Eatom and Them THE HOUSE was Dot in seesion. Pera die ~seoanies Condensed Lecals. A grand meteoric display is announced for to- | night, and to-morrow and Wednesday evenings should the weather permit. The sewer at the corner of Pennsylvania ave- Bue and 4th street east is complained of as un- safe. A boy named James Kelly, residing on K street. between id 16th streets, was con- siderable injured on Saturday by falling down stairs at the Western Union Telegraph office. A mission school, under the auspices of the Second Baptist Church, Capitol Hill, is to be established at the corner of B and 4th streets southeast. The old frame building formerly used by the Metropolitan Presbyterian congre- gation bas been purchased, and will be moved to that locality for the purpose. It is stated that the treasury of the Women’s Cinb is empty. Mr. H. Himber has completed the work of grading Ivth street, from Pennsylvania avenue to New York aventie, and the parking will be commenced immediately. Last night the house of a colored man near the Park. in his absence, was enteted by some ny Who cammitted arape on his dangliter. a rl about 12 years of age. No arrest has yet wen made. —-——-o-_ THE COURTS. LENG AGAINST THE CORPORATION. COURT. Justice MacArthur. —Chew ne CASE OF UIT aintift Tiber nstructed Whey the city to open and grade streets. and in doing 40 exercise auch diligence for the protection of travel pene wan necessary. In thin cise th _—— a She et whi fate ence, oh sem Fgh nae hg were iracted i verdict. y 8 Bord; sab “udement for plain t ordinary ca) ; mit to gui POLITE x co Win. V ping ou Sunday. arrested them and gana, and saw them #hoot a rabbit, secured ad brought. into court as prot, ‘each. Ellen Koes. cursing in Louse alles Rubert Humbert, carrying a razor c fined $29, Jo tated rgetown,, fined sanit and lumber, bo: ing A hs in jail. eppes! w take De & iy oo bon pds mim given Be Hane Ad- jvurne GEORGETOWN. FRaTerNat Cvrtixe AFF Arrray.—On Satur- day night, two brothers, named John and Samuel Harod, who bad been drinking freely during the day, got into an altereation and were separated by the police. Later in the evening, $ ‘amuel alias ‘+ Bud,” went to his brother's house and made an attack 1 hs agen him with a ae while he ‘utting him several times in Dr. Appleby was called by Officer Wer who, on an examination of the wounds, pronounced them of a serious but not a dany us nature. Both brothers were taken to the station-house and locked up, and this morn- — sent over to the Police Court. ECEIPTS OF Grarn.—We quote the following ceipts of wheat since Saturday: Geo. Waters, 3500; B. Talbott & Son, 1,425; and Hartley Brother, 3,400 bushels. MERCHANTS’ CRANGE.—8.625 bushels of The was lying in be wheat were offered on "Change to-da: sales were as follows; gh — is at el ne G5 AtS1 7536; 3,800 at @1.65, 900. 4 00 at di iS; 53 at 81.60; ‘00 ee $1 bushels at $1.02. Wheat fs active, with a demand. Sales show an advance of from 3 to 5 cents per busbel. of Very Particvran so Sam Gor a —A woman who had to appear in the Poiice Court as a witness to-day requested pe: mission to ride from here in the “Black Maria Just as that stylish vehicle was about to leave the 3d precinct station house this morning. She was informed that the *‘Maria” was designed solely for the conveyance of prisoners to the Police Court, upon which she replied that she didn’t care what it was for, so long as she was furnished transportation to Washington. Her request was granted, and was taken over with a number of prisoners. CITY ITEMS. For Tar Orgra- Swallow Tail Dress Coats, at A Stace’ W1i Penna. ave. bet. 10th and 1ith sts. Ler the bald and gray use Hall's Vegetable ilian Hair Kenewer if they desire as good a head of hair asin youth. New Stems AND New Prices.—The lat Novelties in Scarfs, Bows and Ties, at very low prices, ju pecetved at Ce = Gent’s Furnishings Depot, 413 th street, between D and BE. Ovserve Carert M.D. FRANK & Cx The Oviginal Hatter: _ for excinding col - Hamittox & Pga A. Building. . F rain, snow ¥.M.C Wuere 15 Ati He keeps and selis them at a lower i else in town. Call and see tor yourself. Humax Hamer Switenes, o Kid Glove Depot to f children at C. Baum’s € reet. Don't mistake the name or te ee ldiab, aes Fievres Witt Nor Lie! How Large Fortunes Are Made. FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. Sce the prices at which four of the leadi Sewing Machines are sold in the United Sta and England: Wheeler & Wilson. New Singe Price in England. Inthe U.S. 345 v0 5 00 oo Elias Howe. 0 Wilson Shutth 45 00 The alove prices are for exactly the same classes OF machines as sold In both countries. ‘There ix searcely any difference in the cost of material and labor in apy of the above-named machines. Afiaarit—W. G. Wilson, President of the Wihon Sewing Machine Co. -. personally ap | peared before me, and made oath that the xbore correct and taken by him from cir- corporate panies manufacturing said —— Frep. a Clerk of the oe of Pinon Cuyahoga o..0. ‘The Wilson — Machines ‘are for sale at A. KosenTHat, 404 7th street. eaker Bs De. ce. ot — abrayf icin Som | sooty Raceane Cone Pr oaeen: Hall, |, corner 4% street and Pa. ave. Hewrces has ail ki ail kinds of thermometers and —— Turn gona, & &o.—Dr. ¥ White, No. 035 N T'Norih les street, Balti eo. ar more, ‘success- fully treats Corus; Bunions, Ingrowing &c.. without pain, = pple Er Saline Goxrzs Parunt Rerisctine Gas amp Lamp Suapes will save one-half of the quan- wn to remove frame ebarch to rebates | A streets east. J. B. W' iifiamson, three. | story beck, on 13th, between H ant istreets | th Con Stockbridge if gas or en tity of gas or co a po aoa ith wae * tocth | Sud also for Goets's Doublecote Chanter? ‘the Diamond Diffusive Daylight —o—_—— Hosrery Dror for ladies, gent’s, misses, and children at C. Baum’s, #03 ‘90s ith street. Ten per cent.off by the balf dozen. The largest Bulbrigans. assort- ment of Dill providing for the | istrict f Cclumbia, such draft to be | - OFFICIAL. Executive Ome, Distaict of Cour Waewisetox, November 6b, , 1, Be entry D. Cooke, Seta tee Dowie urn beim. se pot! tl & general Ripa ae eatery oaks, i betwecn the hous of eight o'clock a.m & Aon vember of the House of Delegates for ; one for each Delegate Di ff aby an et of the Legisiative Assemb! Hy of bia. eon AD at eee “the tion. est 25, Il, and ne hercinatter de. one year proved A ibed, to hold their sospective offices for frem the twentieth ‘any of April, 1872. And that agreeably to an act enutled “An act regulating the iting of general elections in the District of Colum ‘and provic ing for ascertaining the resulte there- sind for potif} ing persone who may bo elected to tive fice in oad District. approved August 35 171, | Thave designated the following places in saiddelegate Gietricte as the places for bokding the ekectiona there: 1n on said day and bewweenraid hours tor the elec Hen members of the Hose of Delegates as afore told, viz FIRST DISTRICT Includes all ¢hat part of the county bing cast of Line tu avenue and at vr Bull. of Washington junker Hull road, wr PRecisee.. Res Bri and Boundary street, at houve of Geo, N. Sroonn PRrecivor The Li epee tere of the First Dintrict residing in that port of said district lying east af the Auacos tia river. whose names Segin with the letters A, B, C.D. BF. G and H, will vote at Robert Martlu’s Hotel, Uniontown, Tr D Perciyer. he registered voters of the Distric rt of said district lying east ot f ames begin with the iettec RS, TU, Y.W.X, YZ ECOND DISTRICT ndes cll that part of the county of Washéagton lying westof Lincoln avenue and Jiunker Hill ruad. Finer Precrxez, of the Séeond District re. ict tying cast ot Rack h thele ters A,B. the lower Seven will vote oy SrcoND PRECINCT, The aphee, voter of the Second District r. inghat part of paid district ly jug cast of Rock Crock, wh aes, begin with the letters KL, M.N, 0: Q. .U. Vv, Xi¥0Z, witl vote at ‘the lower evan’ street toll’ ga Tuiny Pare xe ‘The registered voters of U siding dn char partof sald distriot lying Weet r Rock c (rec wl Vote at Harry's earprater th py Pau lytown THIRD DISTRICT Includes al that part of the city of Georg-town lyag west af Migh street. First Preetxcr. ‘The ie pee ree ager begin ert re ig I vote No 59 Mark n ND Pureincr. The reiistored vo von) reof the T ns Bietele t whose rey begin with the letters L, 4 PQ B.S, »X.¥.Z wii ye at ho. 150 “Bridge street, fh Goorgetown, FOURTH. pisTRICc T In¢indes aN that part of the city of Georgetown lying east of High street, Fikst Preciscr. The registered voters of the Rvarth Lag ag whose names begin with the letters A. B,C, D. E, FG, H Sue ose at No. 01, Congrass etivei, iu Georgetuwa, Skconp PRectxcr. The registered yoters« Q Congress street, FIFTH DISTRICT Includes all that part of the city of Washington lying weet of Twenty-first street. Fixst Preeixct, The registered voters of the Fiih District whose pames begin with the letters A, B,C, D Fill vote ‘at the corner of Twenty-secon: streets nerthwest. Srcoxp Preciyer. The registered voters of the Fi names begin with the letters Hy I, J vote at the corner of Tweuty sccoad northwest. aad i h District whose Turd Precinct. The registered voters of the Fifth District whose ‘ain with the letters N, 0, P,Q, R,8. T, U, X,¥.Z,will vote at the corner or Twenty: mind andi — northwest. SIXTH DISTRICT Teclndes all that part of the city of Washington Regen of Mstreet north, between Eighteenth 'wenty-first streets weat, and sonth of K street ag between Fifteenth aud Eighteenth strects First Precixe The registered fat al of the Sixth District panies begin with the let E I,J, will vote at the sel corner of ‘sod ‘Nineteenth pcan northwest. Secoxp Precis The registered voters of th: Sixth District whose names begin with the Istrers KL, M,N,O, P. K,S,T, U,V, W,X, ¥, Z, will voto at the school house on the southeast corner of H and Nineteeuth streets northwest. SEVENTH DISTRICT Tuclndes all that part of the city of Washiog ton ting within the following bounds: Commenc- ing at K st rth and ranuing up Fittesuth street west to N street north, thence east on N street north to Fourteenth «treet west; thence up Four - oath street west to Boundary; thence along Bound rect to Twenty-first street west; thence down Trent’ first street weat to M street north; theuce along M street north to Eighteenth street weat, and, down Eighteenth street west to K street north: thence along K street north to Fifteenth street west Finst Paecinct. ee registered voters of the Seventh District uses begin with the letters A, B,C, D, will Soto st Becket'st wood yard, on if’ street, becween 16% and 7th streets northwe SECOND PRECINCT. he registered voters of the Seventh District whose names begin with the letters B, F. a. H, will vote at corner of Sixteenth and M streets northwest. Turd Precinct. The registered voters of the Seventh District whose names becin with the letters 1,3,K,L,M, N, 0, P,Q. R, will vote at corner Sixteenth und M. street northwest. Fovrtn Precinct. The registered voters of the Seventh Distriat hogs names begins the letters 8, T.U. V, W. x, Z, will vote at corner Sixtedath and’ M streets northwest. EIGHTH byoad Sad IncIndes al! that part ot the city, within the following bounds: C Biba ing at N street porth and running up Fourteenth street west to Boundary; thence along Boundary to Sixth street west; thence down Sixth street west to Bhode Island avenue; thence along Rhode Istand aveane to Sev enth street west; thence down Seventh street west to O street north: thence along O street north to Eleventh street west; Voge | down Eleventh street west to N street and along N street north to Woormertsieawee First Prectyer. The registered voters of the Eighth Dis rict whose names begin with the letters A,B,C. D.E wil t northeast corner of Eleventh aud Q'streets, Srcoxp Prrcixcr. he registered vote Righth District whowe Teagin with the letters G. ie +h will vote at Eleventh street, eae con Q and R. Tio Pre f thy /., will Vote at gtr tb ee sof the, Ninth District whose ny wi he ones A, «KF, G, HW, between G street and New Ye Secoxd Pree Xe 1 f avenue northwest. ion’ Halts eae between G street aud nue, northwest. TENTH DISTRICT ‘all sha pare of the cit ining Street north aud ¢ tween Eleventh and Fifteenth str Finest Precixcr, ‘The res enn oars of Core nth Doty et, whose pares begin wish the letters 177 Ke wil sote at houes No 1829". of Washington and west. Brconn Prrcixct. ‘The re oer voters of the Tenth District. whose mii begin yee tetters L, M,N. 0, P,Q, RS, TU, VW xX. Will vate at Gregson, RR Te Thirteenth and E streets. Inctuder att That part of the city of Washingt 1! ‘ city of Washington iying south of tbe canal land west ot Eighth street = First Precinct. ous, ‘The rey voters of the Eleventh District wa mes ith the letters A. B,C. D, E. GH ote at southwest corner Mary- ian ‘avenue and Eleventh sree — e Ferivte Noten ‘the art ped voters jew: jocoaeeene Jotters K. .Q, B, 8, T. 0. Aa ¥ +s ‘+ Z, will vous at west corner Taud’ evenue aud Eleventh DISTRICT Inelades all Ps bi cit} c Washingtoa ni 6 canal, and et tars and eleventh street ‘wen, First Mo js a nwith th thet Hotere A ace eB, a acne song aah Tis. northweat iets The OE ores the Twa! = gpiatrict r ont neon the tettors K, L, M, Noo, | Boge ene Gee, W. X,Y, 2 will vote ne hore? se wor of ores ote. wilt pote ie i DistRIC ma ee irae vatrent | Seat to, O street je" thence down ¢ seek one, oar ‘eo Bf the, Thietecnth Diatrict, eet weet. HeTtene eres at Borthwest. Gacete PEE ae a M. will vote at ‘New York’ avenud northwest. Whe registered totcen, gt the Thi Distrigs, 16 registe wheer panes Sieh sheet ietiers W x, ‘Se. PR 3.7.0, VW ‘will vote wt how: Corner of Ninth and f wtreetonorthweet, ‘OURTEENTH DISTRICT Teclodes al Unat part of the city of Wash! eakaret | * within th followine bounds: Ucpameneing st Rs rect north, and running up Nov th Capitol street to B: nee oma- ry treet to Sixth street ixth street west to Rhod Island jong Rhoie Island avenue to Se epth street weet thence own Seventh street west to L street north; thence along L street north to New deters Syenne: theace down New Jersey avenue to andalong K street north te North Capitol sneer ist Precinct. Fu The registered voters of the Fourteenth District. whore ramen with t o letters A. B.C: D, will Vote at corner Fourth and N atreets northwest. SpCOxD PRectNCT The registered voters Fe parseeath District, whore names begin with the letters E. F,@, H. 1 J K, will vote at corner Fourth and N stra, west. tT r mim The registered voters of ths Fogreeenth Di whore names begin with the ee LM, 23 ms wil: vote at corner Fourth and N icda pee: north: Fourts Pagerxct. The registered voters of the Fourteenth District, whose names begin with the fetiers 8. + V¥, WwW. *X, ¥.Z, will vote at corner Fourth aud N'streets snerthwest. FIFTEENTH DISTRICT Taclndes ali that part of she eit pking wi hin the following boa Deatreet north, ad unntog up tivrth Capitol street to Maseachusett thence along Massaehu felis avenue to First street weat; thence up First street west to K street north; thence along K street te New Jersey aven thence up Meow Jersey av street north: thenee mlong Ls rest north h street west; thence dewa Seventh street ireet north’ thence along € street north ence wlong Sixtés atreet west oP north, and along D street berth to Nort Capitol eercer. Fine? Precr ‘The registered voters of the Fi fteenth District whose names Pegin with the lerters 4, B, 0, D. with Vote at southwestcorner Fourth and H streets no th west. fecoxp Perciact. regietered votrrs of the Fifteenth Di rit wh ge vaivesbeain with the letters Ky Fs 1, Ky will fe wt southwest corner Fourth) aad u streets n rthawt Tiny Prec Ted voters of ft Fifteenth District pegin with the letters L, M, N.@. P, at No. 211 Moseachusette eveuee. nd Thid streets northwest. Fovarrn Preetct. The registered votera of the Fiit Rivz bames begin with the letters Barn ven Second nth District A i Z,wil vote at No, 739 Third street ‘north: SIXTERNTH DISTRICT Includes ail that, part of the city of Washington plug within the following toons Grmmenciog at stfeet. and ronuing own Sixth street west tp the can thence me the ot tl mi te Pour- and-a half street; thence down Four and-a-half Maryland avenue; thence along Maryland etwardly tothe ithence along the ling al to uth Co pitol sire:t; thence np South ane North Capitol stree north; along D etreet north to Sixth street west, First Precinct. he registered vote s of the sixteenth District hose names begin with the letters A, B,C, D, E, tnd F, will voteat 318 Penna, evenae, Becoxn PREciNCE. The reaivtered, voters of the Sixtewnth District whe we pete boaimeith the lett-rs Gey fy Jy Re ey Bi, Swill’ teat 31 Penna avenues TwRD Prectscr The recis‘ered voters of the Sixteenth District hace ames begin wits the lotta v U,V, W,X. ¥, Z, will vote at 322 Pen, VENYEENTH DISTRICT Tacladesait thet partot withinthe follow ing bow we: street west, a1 and rus. ony the line of the ‘anal porthwardiy ly to ite Junetion with Maryland org Maryland Fou Four nd along the Hin Eighth treed west thence down to G street south. Finest Precryer. ‘The registered voters of the Seventeenth District whose nomes begin with the letters A, vote at Island Hall, near the intersection of 3 street and Virginia avenue 8. W. Skcoxn PREcINeT. The registered voters of the Seventeenth District whose names b with th ors D, E. FG. I J,will vote at Hal street and Fourta Prreiver. The registered voters of ti Seventeenth District whose. pames begin with the. X,Y. Z, will vote at Jeland Hall, near of 6th treet Sai vi ~ avenue southwest, ATEENTHO DISTRICT Includes a yee part of the city of Washington by ing soush of @ street south, between Seutis Capitol strect and ar street wi T Parcixer. The ratelored oi * of the pightoenth Distriet whose names begin with the letters A, B,D, wilt ‘Vote at house No. 462 H street southwest Srcoxn Precinct. The registered voters of the Eighteenth District whose names begin with the letters E, F,G,H,1,J, K, will vote at house No. 462 H street southwest, Tare Prreincr. The registered voters of the Ei whose nemes begin the letters L, Will'vote at house No. 335 Le street southwest, FourtH Precivcr, The registered voters of the Eighteenth Pistrict gbyrepames began with the letters %, T. 0. V, W, .Z, will vote at house No. S01 K'street south NINETEENTH DISTRIOT Incloden all that part of the city of Washington lying within the following bi Vommencing at Fi h to Bonndary puntary street to North Capi low rth Capitol street to K slong K street to First street ce down First etreet to Massachusetts ave- and oe uwh Massa husetts avenue to North Capi- fal street; thence down North Capitol street to E, and along E rh Fifteenth street east. First Precinct ‘The registered voters of the aineteenth District whose vames begin with the let oreA 5 1 EO 'Beioasechsol beacston et and North Capitol streets ghtcenth D District Ry mies! teenth street east and running nort street: thence eet; between Fi Seconp Pr The registered voters of the Nineteenth District will yore at O'Brien's | oe Tstrect, between First aud North Gapitol strects northeast TW EXTIENTH DISTRICT Includes all that part of the city of Washington ly. ing south of E street north, ween North and South Capitol strects and Fourth street cast. Finst Precixcr. The registered voters of the Twenticth District whose nes Ix gin with the letters A, B,C, D, Will vote at School: house southeast corner ‘of Third F jtreets southeast, SEcoND Prvcixcr. The registered voters of the Twentieth District whose names begin with the letters G, H,1,J.K,L. M. will vote at School-honse southeast corner of Tiiird and A streets southeast. Tuimp ee Nag? T. d_ voters of the Twentiotn Diatelot the letters N, 0 . B. s rolina avenue and runt street enst to K street north; th ee rate to one Remora ieee Toes of te Resters branch to B sti along Bxtreet sew own Fifteenth etre strest south t South Carclin Finst Paae INeT. The registered voters of t 8 hegin 1 et somth; thence 6 Fifteenth street cast: thence th; thence vote at Nin South Carolina ay Secoxp PR registered voters of the names begin with the letters +L, he Ash ey ‘South M ¥ Carolina avenue sonthenst. Ticrp Precixer. Bifes registered voters of the Twenty-first ore names begin with the letters N, O, P,Q. By 7 Y, Z will vote at corner of ‘Nimth sirage ancl wench baseline avennes asorkacee TWENTY SECOND DISTRICT Includes all that the city of Washington} ine within the following bounde: Commencing at tee Eastern Uranch at the foot of Fourth street east aud crepe Fourth street east to South Carolina ave- nue; thence along South Carolina avefine to D street rout, therce along D stret south to Fifteenth street ‘Thence up Fifteenth street east to B street south; thence on B strest ‘south to’ the Bastin braveh, and along the Eastern branch to the foot of Fourth street eas First Prectxcr. registered voters of the Twenty-second Dis earn vote ‘at bruse of dames Bor pt Beand'G ireetesoutneadt xD Precinct. street, between The registered eaves of she, eesty-sooued Dis- Fririn sitters seater Sinth oud K vursoss eouthosst, sta Parcixcr. Jct obese “iuelsticrs MOLE O a WX, ¥, By rote at house ot Jcseph Fox} on E street, between L and M ‘And that on said day, and between sald at said each voter will beentitled to vote or an act of the ve Innes iy The hh Ten Morning want poe ‘And that lowing Ci | Saran men giectign yrrcivets cf each delegate district as abeve |. Vie FIRST PISTRICT. | First Precinet—O.G. Whiting. Charles ot Julian Dean. Second Precinct—C. H. Bal do MeCormnk. Teed | yee Fotiiett, b Alexander Amb or. Danie: Draper e aes, pyeTEsce. rst Precinc!—W. line, Seosed Precine Green, BJ. Middicton, jr. gepbeel, bobert Buchanan, Bernard T. Swart THIRD DISTRICT. First Preaece Joho W. ronangh. Bobert Wil Hoh Moles Pie, ond Pree ne:—Orria Wilcox. J John Reynolée, Philip B.C oakles. H. Cook, John Gavncn, Sosjarsin ckron. cond Precinet—Ieaiah Lemon, Wm. Ross, Jacob Straub. FIFTH DISTRI: T. First, Precinct—Joseph Anderson, Robert er Rien’ Owen McQuade, Becord . Baris =F on i MITH DI~ ina Hg First Preeinet—. HB. Brooks, M. J. Leesblis. Calboun Olests Second Precinee’-ben- b- P. A. Cassidy, Charles Earl. SEVENTH DISTRICT. First Precinct—St. Ulair Davie, Jerome Wise, John TC. ¢ ond Precinct—John E.Clark, War, A. Brormae, Beter Lama hird 1D. Freeman, D. M. ch Preeinct-F. a. Perera, George alter Linkine. gare DISTRICT. Nott, Robt T. Humphrey, Rev. Bobert Jobe md Preciact—Thunas &. Green, Henry George W. Conn. ‘Third Pechietbilee | Browniug, Aaron Thornton, Wa Chambers. NINTH DISTRICT. First Precinct—Jobn R: Mant. Joha Il Brown, F ¢, Hollara. z Dr. Daniel "8. | Evans, B mn Stewart, E First Precinet hard Covington, sct—Wm. Maeler, Ward. 0. BR. wnaugh, Rich @ Ei First Precine!—N. Cl ae. iene —— Tam TWEUFT bist ‘iret Precine.—Ezekia! Le « Wiliam F. Brown. Secowd Ps Piant, Robert Douglass, Dennis O'S THIRTEY First eae goons eae Zechari-h Dow Reitz, M. MeBe W.Ww. Grin, Ges, W FOURTEENTH DISTSICT. First Precinet—T! ch Tallgck, Aaron, Ru Sa utehkiea, Gon We Benito, Richerd H 'Willisme:, Fourth Precinct--Heary Jchneop, Gcorge G. Swayze, Wm. B. Redgrave. FIFTEENTLS DISTRIVT. xivet he na John A. Perkins, Wm. Ht act . Pecond Precinct—J. 8. Martin: WW Ribs. Third Precinct— bill, Wiitiam BW. Talley. Wm. Lora. Bregiaet“Wollloan L, Bramhail, C. C. Bris- SIXTESSTH DISTRICT win Precinct—T M. Plowman 8. i Yitinm, O'Meara, Becont Precinct—R. M. Hail, si B. English. Third re seinct— . F. French, R. R. Brausor. SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT. First Precinct —Thguauin F- Puller, John FN, » iktngon. Pe Bees recinct— Leop:id: Karp Byder, Robert H. Gra mo lexander = Lawaon- Wiliam x Mee Ve wis W. Wright. Fourth Pri cinct—Biehaid Coleman, Hoary M- Middleton, Jo- beak Lo Pontoon EIGHTEENTH District. First Pree H. Barron Jobneon, Andrew J hoy Second Prec’ i. Colison. Sessie Chinn, Samuel Pumphrey. Precinet—Tiv-mas E. Smithson. Geo ockabee. poe son, Hebert V Chird . Brooks, D. Precinct—P. Hall, John Bran- man. NINETEENTH DISTRICT, First Precinct—P. J. Qairk, William Winters, Timothy Contello Pree: nian, Nase Tatbs, Michael Bassett, TWENTIETH DISTRICT. —Martin Bres First Precinct—J ulius C. Smith, Saznucl C. Wailes, anes Hayne. Second Preci Frank Lowe. Marcellus Marecron, Willi Wkerson. Thind Precinct—Robert J. Nichol e, A. Tinney. TWENTY FIR: vr bay First Precinct—Alverto Campb: wrence G Fletcher, Charles M. Ruith, Seo a Precis: George H. MeReynold 1 B Moore, Thomas &. Birch: ‘Third Precinet—Davis Baker, #mith Pratt, George F Harbin. TWENTY-SECOND D First Precinct harles MeGowaa, P: Abner H. Cull. Precivet—Charles H. Mar ray, Wm. B. ‘Dob 3. Benj. F. McAlvee. Third Erceinet— Francis Wood, Marcus Richardwin, Jao. rea ponder my hand at the city of Washington, District of Columbia, this sixth day of November, A. D. eighteen hundred rm ee one. Governor of the District oi Uolumbia, By the Governor. EPWIN L. STANTO: Secretary of the District of Columbia, no {Morning papers copy.) ovastiens ia IN THE | AN aor Nar the ea for bol the 2 Genersl me in the District of gon aes Bau ulenecied by, the Leessiatsee Assembly of the Bisiract Gf Columbia; That the ‘gcoeral elections therein shall be held on the fourth Wedneeday. of November of each , That whereas an | emergency for the immediate takin,’ effect of this act, it ie hereby | declared to be in force from and wie sau COHARURS i. of md WILLA AM CSTiCR NEY doewee President phi Peer OOORKE, Governor. an i-Sm OTICE ay oe chee ig ahead AND ya a RE ES jumbia the sul istrict of Col of people cf ths District of i Columbia, for bee roval, of act of the tid ‘District cotitied “As the District of Columbia to create « debe Tor special nd in fam by the ine ing of foul { for the pa} shall szergsily socres mitting the act with the question of the ia jstuing Ea the four = ns of improvement wag me A avote of the peoy at a geveral election in ssid District,” pproved August 19, Exxcorive Orrice _DATRICT oF Cortasia, Aw , isn, next general 1s hereby given thet election in'une Diktriet of Columbian Chicheeiliive held om the fourth Wednesday of November, 1471, being the twenty-second duy of that mouth.) the act ofthe Le eat Assembly of the District of Colum: ed “*An act authorizing the District of Oo- Dia. enti! lumbs ing t? with, the Xacstion of the the four million of improvement vote of the people at a general vlection in suid District. = Third Precinct—F. La- | Roche, Pai | ATS" Taylor, Charice Twine, 8 E. Douglass. | Face | >y intone of am actentitied * An act warhorixing the cart in the case of the final of any contract or of any workand eetticment therefor Bis:rice to crease erevement Ske. " That the fe | and repairs D ng of four H provemente Ph Ketan be made by virtue of this act | million of bonds aad levying ® tax for che payment = the aloreaaid act of Congress waty iret dey of February. wightono ones and exclusively for the promticn of the public Bec. ho and te, we Sat Sect . Ther if am, said District eball us = precomany # te so =. ao of the money authorized | to be rsteed by this act, coutrary to ite provisious. he | Stuns Bilatrietol Oclemia be penitent spent in the jll of the Dosirict for «term Armee = | than three mor more than twelve mont lens than five bundred dollars ‘wor wr f be tt further enactes, That this be shenitted the grote for alectors of satt | District at the Grat general trict of jection which may b- | eid after its the ees ne four enlittone an jer with the questions ut Firat a jae ity of said bonds, or .§ the ov outraction of od ae the words followme, to wit FOR SPECIAL IMEROVEMENTS For the act of the District of Columbia, eutitied *Anact authorizing the District of Col ate a debt for apecial improvem said District, by the inpuing of fe and levy ina & tax for the parm iehail arsusily accrue t and submitting the sot. with the question of the imuing of yhe four ‘i lione of iagroseanrnt bouda, to a ¥ people at a general election in seid District for the issuing of four mifttone of tmprove ment bonds vided in said act. And the ballots against «aid act and the issuing of the bonds shall be Aeris \MPROvEME STS. Cob of Column: improv atpents and issuing of four mil fod ‘submptsts fesuing of the fea vole of the District. oar millions © Tovement bonds people at a. general election to eatd tooumng ractien teres, ial be provided by the Gowernor, in which tbe bal lots for and against the said in, abd for amd agntont said improveniens bubds, Rall be deposited, and th, election in relation thereto shall be “-bducted Fegarde the pornaas entitled Secordance with the laws tons which may be « nd plicable te tae holding of e-al elections in suid District. oa Fourth. Upon clostug ths pails, the ballot boxes # shall be opened, and the bal <"smamiededy counted, ‘ania tal therect be made, an the coenting. of maid” ballon tea cant ip rach electivt Matements of the agar reat for the members ot Diy, balls within forcy-eight hours. Signed by the officers of the several elect Sincts or districts, which returse shall decignate'the umber of votes cart for mid inw ana for fauing the $f four mitiions of tm jad for th an said one f which returns shall be placed ip the election bux of cach election district, with the ther papers of said elactic other ahal! ge Te meade cuved go by SR Secretary of the District of Uolumbia, aud be placed tn bis bands by one or more of said election Otters Fifth. On receiving the said env, the returns as aforesaid and examine the same. au etopes, containing tthe sucretary coal add tog-ther the retarue or statement of votes as macie to him, from each elec- ton istrict and after dong ao, shall crrvify the re 10 the Governor. and files capy of euch cert! Sates among the records of bi ic. bythe secretary. that 4 majority of the vers shed to secretary. tha yority of the votes cast for members of the Leg siative Aesembly shall of Fhich the law may be published. an and tmmvedietly thereafter may be tewued me directed tu the fifth section of this act. Seventh. If a majority of the votes shall be cast this act. against the issuing of the bonds. ernor sha!l proclaim the fact in said news ined s trier thi act shall be tsened or debt be con ‘acted under thir Ss gnacied, That with the And be vt further ona: pablication va oft this act, for the gel erase orice Mention: ac suc! notion shall ied foal recorded in the office of the secre. Bre. Il, And be ut ferther enacted, That tn consic- ——, created by the ne. eration of the emergency ie Distr of Sciam, august 1th. a1. outa," An act lev: for the payment coneslly ome on fear million dollars of | bonds, to be issued by e District of ‘Columbia, by en act eptitied An act authorizing the rc Columbia to create a debt bed special =e and repairs in said District y the ise! ng of four millions of bonds and levying payment he interest as it shall an. janily accrue thereon, abmitting the act, with e questi of the aing of four million of tm ovement Le CARS sof the people at a general election im said EXxxctTive Orricn, DistRict oF Cours A, August Zlst, Notte 1s hereby Srbe te ml ih said approved Al vl, entitled “An act lev ying @ tax for ‘he paymmat of tne imvorest as it hall annually accrue on four million dollars of bonds authorized to be iseard by th Jumbia, by an act entitled “An ‘act District of pen Prevemenis and repairs in anid District bi exuing of four millions of bonds, and lev ving @ tax for the payment of the interest aa it eball annually accrue thereon ing the ect with the suection of the louing ot tour eeiitions of fay rove: Rent bends, to a vote of the people at & tion in the ‘said, District,’ will be subsitted tothe of ead District for thet ‘oval or disap With the said act eulitied “An act authorie he. District of Columbia te create a debt for aa improvements pairs in wid District by e sulag of four sullhies of booderaed tevrices tax for the payment of the interest as it shall an nunily accrue thereon. and sabmitting the act, with the question ofthe issuing of four muitions of im provement js. to a vote of the people at @ general election in the said District ”” Said election will be the fi election after said act entit An act levying » tax Yor the parsnent of tine interest as it shall hu gually accrue ou four million dollars «f bonds, «a thorized to be ineued by the ct of Columbia by au act entitled “ Ap act authorizin the District Proved August fe), will be eubmitted inthe by anid act t6 the people of eaid District fr Encir approval or disaporevel, tu Connection with the question of issuing four millions of bonds fo — ovement and repairs aq mentioned in #aid act. Fe yoann will be the first general election after act, Said act is hereto og therect is made herewith. sha pat tion er: Ss aren OE wi . Governor of th Diserict of Colam bia, WIN L. STANTON, Secretary of the District of Columbia, AN Act a A District of Columbia to create debt fo improvements and y awd issuing of four and levying @ tax for the payment of the int: as it shall annually accrue thereon, and «abmicting the act with the question of the issuing of the four million of improvement bouca to a vote of the peo je ata ee election in sxid District. je tt emacted by the Lestsiative —, = wrstrtee a Colum ma, ‘That in order th: rovements and repairs of the wtreeta: leys, and roads of the District of Colambin ma commenced and completed, and sewers and bri be constructed therein, and other necessary public works be executed, the Governor of said Di authorized and said District euipowered, for and in pare ee ‘iawn Cobh —- ipod be after di irected, rs to the ve hh oa the payabts thin twenty » eara trom the seven ber ceutum annually And oe tt further enacted, That a: pon bo fou ‘mi ite dollars i fipdsnoninattou uf million dollars undred, and Colnmbia to creste a debt for special Soproraemls and repairs in said District by the issuing of foor million of bonds, and levying & tax for the payment of the interest as it shall annually sccrae th: and submit the act, with the questior isening of four millions of improvement bonds, te = Vote of. the people et a general election in said istrict.” And said election, as respects the said act. will be het id asin the a prov is Ss act ~Tlnos-o subjoined and publication thereof is herewith made . H_D.COOKE. Governor of the District of ED AN ACT levying 9 gat, ae it ehall an ou four mi be issued by an act entitled “ An act olumbia to create a ements and repairs in said Sebt for special impr District by the issuing of to fang levying a tax fer v a pape asit shall annually ncerue thereon, aud submit ting the act, with the question of the issuing of four millions of Paprove:neut bonds.to a vote of the people at s general election in the said Dis- trict. wis ‘tt enacted by tne Lesisiative Assembly of the ct of Colum>va, That for the purpose of paying ie! interest aunually, as it at. accrues on the at 1 bonds authorized to be issued by the District of Columbia in accordance with the Bro: Visions of act entitled “An act authorizing the 1 avo of Columbia te create a debt for tal Amprovements and repairs in said District of bonds, and the levying the interest as it shall anu a iY | | ct ae f the interest es it shall enouallys rae thereon, and submitting the act. with the quextion of the Suing of four millieas of improy emynt bonds, to a the people at « general in the said District Third. That the tickets fe some thie all be deposited tn thr batt oh the Ge De set anthorizing the Pier ict of € debt for special improv (istrict by the Secretary of the the . amie ner te 8 whic wired to provide f° oait ot ay be east for thy arithe cmenta wud categ of four millions ot beme ad rihe payment of the tutercst me it annually accrne theresn and «ahmitting the of “or 0 the holding of general elections in eaid closing the polls, the bathot shall be counted by th: for this act together “gate number of ¥« ‘Legislative Agsembly . ure be made out and «i . districts. which retarns t votes cant for this loan, ar the records offor th Ef ft shall appear from aid returns as certi- wd toby the Secretary that amayority of the votes members of anid Legisiatly « ith i shall cast tr favor of this law, it «! Saxe. 2 vr ication of this act inthe newspa: id for the period of three mothe. th: ot er the sigaatare of th ¢ intrict that ft wi Lot the be subi ftted 2 va tte pase and scopy of the office n the event of ttm appro t «ia force from ater the’ procemation thereof by the Governor of i CHARLERL. RULSR, 4 prescribing the form in Shall be voted upom Scecrrive Orrice, pow oF Coloma 2. Sid y 5 Aerely ertem and the nct of the Lewisdlative A af the District ot Columbia, approved Augumt . i, entitled "An act to antho he stock uf thie im (a C= h. shalt be by printed tick xy will be submitted to the peo si District at the next general eleotion therrl h will be held on the fourth Wetavaday of act shall contain the wo “An act to authorize of upon certain conditions. S71, and that said | Bs as the oli et Me : and Pre bell sepeze the ie pp ‘and sanction « gress of the Sod he te easter, name of the Distr tof Columbia, of an amount not exceedin lare: Provided. will be adequate for the “An act t AGAINST the Piedinont and Po ‘States, ‘heer atl authorized to jal Poteanac Bailroad nial six bundred thousand dol- ‘at. before euck eubscription the Piedmont compl. grading of exid road. and ‘suaran! shail be given to said B. the ameunt so #ub- scribed shall be faithtaily to said work, and that said work will be completed within the time neceasary to atail of maid ates of the Pennsy!- Jenie Central Bai further, some point on the Potomac pee at Company: Amd provided ‘That said road shall be constracted from Georgetown Which sball be eatietactory to And tangata enacted. oan in order to Src? for, te Ravine of eae eubeeripton the Bivernor is hereby nuthorigrd to" ine tered or coupon bonds of the Btetrict which 4 ex) the object of their inven on their face ye signed by the Guvernor and Secretary ont ict, and rhall be redeemable twenty year® ate and beat six per centum interest, payable ball Fy, to am amount necessary to de wad pes Rix hundred thousand dollars, an’ to sell anid bonds lind pay over the proceeds thereot to auld Pied mont and Ratiroad and in ouch amounts se mar be wreoebes ty ae counted by tho ore, of the work af fonds shall pot be sold wt shower onee’ stun ce per centum of the par value thereof, Suc. 3. And be St furiker enacted, That in order to onetitute a special Tun ment of eakd interest Bec. 4. Amd be if further enacted, That the Gor- crvar is hereby Fequiosted to caiien this nct to be daly iin by the t general election, as re- veined bythe section of the charter ofore e District of Columbia, e: ie Bee L. Jou . poaker of the Bouse ” WILLIAM “Sticker ident of Approved. August 19. 1s. D. COOKE. Governor antl tm ___ STOVES, &e. Vv ICTOR LIGHT PARLOR STOVE! ELF-FEEDING, GAS AND BASE BURNING DOUBLE ILLUMINATING, AND CUAL SAVING. (NSYLVANIA AY ame a Seifeemse beets cL ‘GYMNASIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY, CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS. Open from9 a.m. to} p,m. ‘Terms, month, or @3 per quarter. emer yok oa In good order. ocld