Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1872, Page 8

EVENING STAR. | ne es ae ee LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. | a, Zieuavere.cf Rent mente. | ing = ment of a stenozrapher to the Supreme Court,and | been recorded in the office of the Recorder of | DOUBLE SHEET ay phy Taking appropriations to defrar | Deeds since our Inst report : : A very large meeting of colored citizens and | t oo | their tamilies and friends was held last evening | % AMUSEMENTS. LADIES’ GOODs. B™ tom CONCERTS. ADIES, ATTENTION: ‘ AT ODD FELLOWS BALL. 715 Market Spree. TBUBSDAY, FRIDAY ANP os + gl EVE the fact shat he bes NGS, +) and contingent expensesot the several December 26.—B. Milburn to 0. Peebles, part istrict government; anthori¢ : . 5 | wreet wees es Gr mpepen te casei toate 2, square %1; $450. R. Fendall, trustee, to Jo- January 6, 1872. | in the Congregational Church for the purpose of |" 7 jation of $260 for the benefit of | S€Phine M. Lang, sub. 8, square 282, and subs. | 4 a = | Eiving an expression to their sentiments in the Feinale Bincwelont Siclety ot reciown, were | 2 and 3, square ste: $0,788. Elen O'Conner t0 ‘Thecel-brased wegre Sy Foozt - . of the pass: vy Com ir. Sumner’s sap- | Y read a see.-0 . Barnes, ——. square 870; jacob D. the mate’ Prodigy of the ngs, amd mcet mar. LOCAL NEWS. plementary civil rights bill, now pending in the | ‘Mr I Cogise iuiredve.d'a bil to amend an Hutton to John Robertson, parts subs. 49 and 50, S| Seas Maneet coasts ee ee Senate. On the platform were a number o! 1e iB act Imes * placed on'calemdar. Du; jefore be fe i anentty from t ambie. (This | pirare ses; 94.000. 7. B. Brvan to B. W. Brie, tion for judgment | +9 we’ peblicst Ine aety pee owete veureet ts 3 lot 3, square 245; £30,000. 8. H. Platt te L. Seott, | ™ he car uasbem tran ta teaser 7 C ie cand hear this great.incemprehensive wonder of sa 4 part 7, square 843; District of Columbia | fej.w amet nt an ‘ Breda laid overs, nrnets trom the Hesneotax } | o"ira. i. W. Macartaey, eub. 12, sqaase 205; |? Ler noe the mincteenth century. erve 5 3 B E : 2 i &, ‘The Lyon-Pollard Seandal. leading colored citizens of this District, also After our report closed yesterday, Mr. Lyon | Gen. Howard, Hon. C. H. Porter, Messrs. Gray, was crossed-examined by Mr. Riddle, who asked | a Boswell, of the Legislative Assem- witness if his face was not in mourning and if be | bly, and others. was not excited on the morning aiter‘ihe shoot. othe Feng bape called to order by John F. ‘ution was adopted “That the Roardof Pab- | ¢——. Jehn and Edward Cammack to H. N. bbe roumested to prepare a plan M*5; ©. DONOVAN. ‘grap ele ~ : rasmatl- | Howard, all of square 240; £100,000. : served seat tickets for sale at oo ladies of Washington, that «he has just : ~~ : 4 - | 3 4s, | December 27—T. J.D. Fuller to Jos. Smith, | Mav; motion to amend record. oe received frum Burope, at the St. Cloud Hotel? Dook, 0 said they had assembled to con- mgt Poor arene ‘cember ! ‘uller Joe. . a . = > L costrmeEs, “atl acces ued wornome ™'S™ | Stns Sonecone tn hom right wai ibgy were |» cachet ee apeienctesi et | Gown. "pat Se: Square, aw, OC | ce gC meant Get aed Bina fa" graat | ("FELLOWS BALL. Be Peh sors img, and the excitement worn off. My 1 cates of ind-btetness of ‘he city Al J J rt ard batt +t Donurt 1 fT ONL Sis *iiiddie “Where did you come from that | Row denied. “The bil offered by Mr. Sumner | “i'for the paving of Pennsyt. | Murdock to I. G. Kimball, part—, square 90; | $°¢ battery.the Usnrt entered judginent | Sibu SEaae kee aeRO 78 AND BONNETS | ry morning? was supplementary to the amnesty bill. which Louisiana avenues, was taken | $-——. T. Curtis, trustee, to John Conner, part | Curis an appeal was noted. Taylor Ward. ch . =Ds s ich may be seen at MADAM Rae. Wwiteca—1 came f-oms my steeping-r00m. Was intended to restore the rebels the privilezes «. me consul ‘was referred to the 7, square @81; $331. $ith grand larceny of about @25 10 money January §,% and 10 1211 Penory vania avenue, on Monday and Ture Mr "t undertake to say that | Withheld frem them by reason of their com- | C8 con. mittee asin Bela i ecember 28.—C. Dyson to T. Chambers, part | vy revolver, pleaded guilty, aud the case was sent to = - coy peony ste wited to call and ses | plicity inthe rebellion. "Mr. Cook then read the | Mr. Browne ubmi'ted.a resclution ne eres. | lot 26, square 870, J. G. Ashton to same, same | the Jury. Charles Johuson, charged wich MacEVOY'S NEW BERNIE . pistes are respectfully iw as ‘Mr. Lyon-Ves, Laid. | Bilt; at the conclusion of which ‘be said that he | {0° Peyton delay of iuenfehing the 1 urnate property; Dyson to same, same property; S—. | eta" nce wnmaited, Gnd, ‘he tearee of ntect ce | BARNEY AND THE GHosT. a ~ Mr. Kiddte—You must have the constitution | Was here with others to Be ce ncertain | and laws of th iat - | Andrew Kottman, part lots 38 and = cece Kil” withdrawn, apd the accused Sed @10 for the BOARS OF LAUGHTER NIGETLY.|Q ” ‘ ‘ efalion. Did you not tell me that you saw and | Voice in favor of their rights. He then cited in- | tly. and 1620; $1,900. B. F. Gallagher to Phacbe Ann . Geerge Ecbinson charged with | reer ann : ar found Mrs. Poliard in Capt. Deniy’s room? stances in which the rightof equality had been | p ay be Walker, sub. 39, square 586; $—. M. M. amare valued at $130 from Mr. Winebur IN AMERICA. ir. Lyon.—I did. Genied colored people on railroads, boats and | of:he Courell a prea Rohrer. to R. Roach, lot K, square 274; 83,390. rederick city; committed to a\ requis- CONE AND SER M. WILLIAN'S, ted to the manner of the crom. | other public carriers, ae well as im schosis, | The resolution was adopt GA, Wane (0, A. Linger, weet hair lot i, | ston trum the governor of Marriand. tanec Leven. | Dublin. Queemstowas Belles. miareey, Cov, the examination. The plaintiff could not be allowed | lyceams, &c., which was supported by common OMMCALE, MARKET nare 10; £5,000. W. H. Deckman to J. H. | Wiles, same of mel, workhouse, Margaret Limerick. Rivers, Lakes, FRENCH OPERA PTION Savane sur lds Goto acetercueaee taxes. In regard to social rights, he wished it ited * j iat reslation, « That | Champlin, part lots14 and 15, square 27; $1,100). | Mannase mutant; fuel 85. Johe Meter a Rutns' and Beautif ME Mr. Riddle —Did you to me that you | distinctly understood that he did not seek to Hompany tak James Adams to J.C. Knowlton, lot D, square | hey. charged with swawrings 3. Elizabeth INLAND SCENERY OF IRELAND. OPERACLOS RTT saw the gas turned down, aud that yougot up ty | ehter the parlor of any man who did not seek his aud build suital’« batld- | 650; $300. Kitty Ann Ware to 8. Mildteton, part | Giaseve, charged with selling liquor without license: | BARNEY AND THE GHOST. PRESSES the transom— | any. [Applause.] market purposes, upon the following | it 2. square 538; @—-. R. C. Weightman to | fined $0 an apgeal was taken by her coansel; THE BEWLICRING WIDOW: | CLOAKS, AND Vi AISE ir Lyon.—I did not say that I gotupte the | je is then onlesed + Mr. edd. ational lotel . parts or shares in hote ‘atric CVOCMPIER, CRON, . jo enmne, a1 A large variety of hee i ry T got up | 3 F was then ofiesed by Rev. Mr. Reed. roismeasronkes wiih uth mud 13tn ata, | National Hotel Co., 26 hares in hotel | Patrick McCorm ane cad teeta geet | BORA, the beloved of BARNEY. and ania tramsom. Isaid the transom was out, tor ven- | |The committee on permanent organization otarion on Waal roperty; $13,000. G. H. Calvert et al. to same, | the same witnesses gave the usual testimony. y aremonlag pens “igen 1 nF CORSET 4 |r ag Pen ubmitied Of permanent officers, cg gag aucaeist | Bait tot vs ali of lots & to 1; and half lot te, | $i: appenied.”Ritaabech (i tg he} MES OCALLAGHAN'S GHOGT Deomtiful essorimens samen The most t “ MENTS. DRESSES made at the shortest notice Mr. Riddle—What did you say to me about | beat ngston as president, ats,'corn meal. sends of ali | Square 491; $162,000. 8. Otterback et al. tosame, the wagon, hors n SB and 20 cent WEDN lected. SDA at 2 p.m. and most reasopable terms jané-tr s. FP. being in Denty s bed? and they were una tle, | 30 shares; $15,000. KR. H. Stewart to same, 20 ed. ey entered pny " S — Ss e4 Mr. Cook took the chair, and Mr. Langston | sheep and swine on the heot cous try prodace soldin | shares, #10000, A, Cumming to eame. to cage, atest. sen tee Mirety extenda e 2s cents; Children W) cents M"== cCORMICK Is IN UONSTANT you not say that you saw her | read ~ cy ud such other b , | £5.00. W. Gunton et al. to same, 16 shares: | Kichara Burnett, charged with high’ AMILY MATINEE at the Con BECEIPT OF THE “ LE OF THE UNITED Pele $8.00. R. T. Harris, trustee, to same, 1@ shares; | ¥48 Postponed. and Janice Simon Penna. averus. between 44 and 6: s DDEEES TO THE —— “ in the sum of $40 to give testimony Mo LATEST AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS Br. Lyou.—I did noi. | ‘ rite ‘ ny are also $5.00. James C. McGuire, to same, 28 shares; | (°inin, charged sith seller T ftuout lie ota IN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS hdd | on the subject under n, in which 14,000. nin, charged with elling Lauor wituout license. | man admati * j pM, Mr. Rid | Trey sine they axe Gaas ee) hates the nf, use a s The two pri fessional colored witnesses who hes FOR THE WINTER SRASON an xta December 29.—C. N. Thom to Elisha Falconer, | 1 formed fn all the recent yof Washington for- | lot3 and subs. 9 and 10, square 238; $4,500. D. ©. | new liquor law. gave the am n of and used fr | to W. L. Brawhall, subs. 25 and 26, square A Soot the Die | ——: Columbian € re to E. E. White et b | parts 2 and 3, square 437; 81,500, Peter E. W iams to Gregory Chaves, lot E, square 7: m1 law, and cite numerous instances all over the that the cory. top ot the c | country. in New England the colored | meriy owned, or'was in posse isden mission tothe public inns. The | Public marke the tit = concludes as follows: eo or ~ We concede to every one the regulation of his | this res: Alre.a fine stock of MILLINERY and FANCY OLDS. A foll assortment of GROS GRAIN RINBONS, ir $06 Oh street, bet wren E and F. RB taucing Academy, le of New Orieans, itive statement to the tances of thi o Mr. Ridal Urposes, r + 8am | 4 y. charged with the same 4d Thomas Jackson, the gE ¥ 1 ae. N®* NATIONAL THEATER. ® GRAND OPENING z t ns s dj re testimony. but it dor t with an offi so long as the rights of others are | its succe $1,050. T. day to James E. Heffner, part lot 4, ry, and the judge dismissed the Shs onlgaes under thn guepule on: Sek mest aonr We tf, admunsion to bo man's eens years. and In, Conners tavare 416; 760. D. C.taW. Rothwell, lot 1 ~ ———— 2 the hotel; the statement of witness to the police aarti bene oy a me oo | ree ate othe Dist square 731; &—. . M. Lankton to J. L. WACHTEL, “ items Gaavety qeancil, Raawn Maggs Wait ate itself according te the tnetincts, | Ret, Company; ite succesure or, nesig *., anal! | Roberts, part subs 60 and 61, square 628; 4.000. CITY ITEMS. Tuk IMG OF Act redone? * van; she was a servant at the hotel; does not re mi-gapunily to the treasurer of the District of | _ December 30.—T. A. Curtis, trustee, to John ~~ - . WiTm THE B. KING, Jr., member that Maggie wasever in the room when umbia, and the govern of the District of Go- | Burnside, part 6, square 982; $467. A.Greento | AN EXTENSIVE assortment of fine Cloths, GRAND GERMAN OPERA. aia ation with Mrs. Pollard; never may enforce the payment of this said sum | C. M. Lamb, parts 2 and 3, square 759; $6,500. | Cassimeres, Doeskins, and Vestings, for ordered | CARL KUSA and ACNECENDORTE — prectors MASONIC TEMPLE, bad to Mrs: P. that hedid say that she wasin | 30% 103 soo them.” For these wars con: sme shall become due and | A. T. Britton’ to J. J. Sullivan, part 6, square | work. All goods made in the best ymanner, and | D- Du VIVO. Bui Manager. 1B MINTH AND F STREETS. de Denty, but that he was di vobutie tayaick toms a0 thet trewecioat i ear ction at law. or by the same | 5 . A. Reed, trustee. to F. Posey, part | sold for one price only, without deviation. - cons . : lauthrogy. ail that is eacred aud binding in cline sty inthe Pisteictof Columbia: andthe | 7, @10are 211; 8. A. Wylie to Margaret So. 4 ee OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, J of an entire New and Selected Stock of that he had seen her in Denty's room, but M. t @ regards the conduct of man towards his ‘of Columbia Market Company ie here. i to 5, square 630; $—. M. Hut- No. 410 7th street northwest. IL TROVATORE! LLINERY and FANCY G0 gi¢ was not there; never was drank in his lite. | fellow . ed to carry on the business of pa’ tlie, subs. 6 to 11, square 630; $—. ee = In which Mr. WACHTEL, in his grand role © LOWERS, FEATHERS. BONS, Mr. Riddle.—I shall not examine himon that | Appended to this address were the following | marketing upon the lands and in the places men lan to Margaret A. Callan, part 2,|, Hanmizss as Suuwer Dew.—Yet in the | Maxrico, bas no rival in the workl, FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS subject in this community. RESOLUTIO! tioned in this reeoluti ah Uther place or s—. J. N. Callan to T. Kirby, | highest degree disinfectant and ‘preservative, | dition has rained the audiences to ihe and sil ibe LATEST NUVELTIBS of the Season. Henry Yeatman, a policeman, testified that he | | Rese’red. That all ciuzens of t y Aas said company, | sub. 53, square 856; $——. H. Holden to A: | Sezodont keeps the teeth always healthy and gr . — ia not see Lyon on the night of theoceurrence; | Sty SRttedto the ena! and im: ewilinunces us how oxist in the | B; Travis, lot E, squarl 694; £1,000. Same to G. | *potless, and the gums ruddy and free from oa, oar : LADIES’ BOSIBRY, GLOVES AND OORSETS that seme days, alter he was called in to take | privileges furnished. b}-common carrierw and {un bia in relation to public markers, | W- Clark, lot B, los $4,000. |G. IR. Schenig to — we ws : ; atthe lowest market rains, sD tr rs. Pollard in charge; she Wasscreaming; Lyon s; by. owners, and Ieesee ‘ be passed or adopted by the legis: | H. Birch, lot 22, square 116; Euphemia = 7 ST RECEIVED—A fine assorment of Borg accused ber of Being in bed with Mar. Denty, | inctece ond Ghneancee t Seitic seamen (ol | {3 may herestics be pamend ox sont Biankenship to W..C. Kinaly, sub. 15 square GLovzs for the million at Price's, 413 7th st. ner. Jim Ebich ihe denied: iho words woro that As | tracsecs, commieebnects, super inunioats,teschcey, Ter, Jot d, wjuare 1% Soo Tamar Alaa ty | g BRAT QUALITY Kip GLovEs at $1.0 at Price's, r 0, Second Opere wight, | SERLIN SEPRYE SHBROIDERED GLIPFER “eau, e bed w me id be ~ ~ “ Pr, 1OC od 7th street. +f . say whether on other occasions he had made | '2*titutio learning; by trustees or officers of Nistriet of Colnmbi James H. Jenif N, square 650; $—. ——__»___ POSTILLION DE LONJUMEAU! lowest similar statements to witness. ib copraiastions. cometeey sewociatives, aud | cheee of land foc markst pa RORGETOWN TEANSPERA. Deror ror Gz1's $1 Kips at Price's, 413 7th | Mr. WACHTEL J famous character of | £¢,;8°-,which fam pregared 00 eof ot the On eross-examination witness stated that the | pe denied or abridged on auy pretenus of tace, color, r B. F. Hart to James A. Haffman, part lot 261, | street. e — invariably over’ eee ee ee &.. LEROS, hae ie 1 conversation alluded to was three evenings atter or previons cotdition of servitude of public mar | Beatty and Harper's addition; $5,700. L. Mack- | pag woer celebrated and successful Latrobe " eSA a= Margherite. oe ae She occurrence: heard the screaming before he That vo person sboa'd be diequ J, except r., to W. W. Corcoran, lot corner of Mont- | 77 Ap ap etn ig = —— han 3 . _—_———— es ——= was called. The most of what she aaid was | for service as juror ia any cout, national ate, the eastern and nd Road streets; $1,350. F.L. Motzer, | Heaters an Mant in the world; also, J pAY— The HCGUENOTS. > wi “You are a liar—you are aliar.” Called there | '3 Feasem of race, color, or Previous condition of ‘a first "1 ail’s addition; ®——. Gordon and Cas: | Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at WACHTEL in his grandest role of Baovt. PIANOS, &c. the same evening, and found her going on in the | "{7yitUde; and uo officer or other person charged 4 bill for the payment of certain certifieates | SiR. trustees, to James O. Stallings, parts lots | Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, ¥.M. ©. A. Build- WACRTHO es TEA or = same way; could not say whether Lyon said Mrs. Jurorsetiould exclude or fail to sumiuon any person ‘btedness, with ths House amendment, was | 12.and 13, Deakin, Lee and Cazenovis’ addition; | 6» 9thand Detreets, | See ee any teste One Pollard was in . Denty’s bed or be in bers. tor such reason k from the finance ¢ mumittee aud non- | $1,545, aes Unsperw2akr at the usual low rates at Price's, $2. according to lo- r ANO, Philade phia, which! At this point the court adjourned until Mon- : . COUNTY TEAMEFERS. 413 7th street. 0 ; Gallery, $1; ———. iGowut die Carrent resolution avpeating to Con- | ‘Theodore Mosher to John Kobertson, part lot tone, ts better Gnvehel, and more arabic then aay a jiscovery, Sore Trroat, Coves, Corp, and similar Gill io | troubles, if suttered to progre: railroads f | 2, in Mosher’s subdivision of Beall either of the four nights com | other Piano mad, 1 now offer the same at 33 per containing 16 5-6 acres; $2,000, T. at 9 a. mat Metzerott &Go.'s | cent. less cash than any other first class Piano cag J2tf | be benght, or for reasonable installments. Cail and L THEATRE. | “umipetor yen 5 eee. mpeling the comp for two feet out ° A (rime and its Consequences. wwe RATE CHARACTSES ARRESTED—A , 0 79 i y. “Brown's Bronchial Troches” reach directly the " wai 8 LE omic republican Senators, members of the House ot Bey which they pass. was considered and referred tothe | $1,728. L. E. Sleigh to W. Rosa, lot 21, secti aay 6 SV ORe 2 = EE a ce can TEN TO MOMICION AND | Tieden, Gen resediteem srity thewageant tae | ciameinion oe ralira ads ol TL iutersat torthe | YygBAFy farm; $212.” A. B. Johnson’ to J. feat of the disease, and give almost instant " . “ pty, ends of equ fore the bi \ 3 and 0 “ * | relief. I be recollected that a Mr. Metzger was ets Selcced: aot onic een oe ae verse as And, interest for the | Johnson et al., lot A, section 8 of Barry farm; | Te © result in serious y aml agnulled. space between au ? = " : Homes 1 Phat we earnestly reqnest and urge all | with a like pavement us that of thestrecta through | John Markriter, lot 17, block 3, Meridian Hill; | Pulmonary affections, oftentimes incurable. nm VENING, January 1, 1872. ot colored. not only to give their i orget- Wn was reper ed m2. bi y 5. B. Sy pT a NEW YEAR TO ALL ght, f "i Y shortly r nd n tue Senate, now! \ 5 ee 7 jarie Bonfanti, Mens. Von Hx * % afterwards Richard Gassaway. Philip, Butler, fementary tothe civil ruieact jouglase. the Council aljourned | C- McCarty, part tract conveved by Mohun to i — age SE. Near t ni, Mazzeri, Josephine Bertha, Paizot, Ma P Simmons were arrested by Lieut. 4 a o'red . That we call expecially upon all Senators R. Cox, 10,000 square feet; $100. Howard Uni- | Linen axp SILK HANDKERCHIERS at Price’s, rie, A nd Galoni io rs tor has Dailt « * "ers on suspicion of having com. | 2B mibers of Congress el cted to their several po £ DELEGATES —Mr. Hall presented | Yersity to A. Carter, west half lot 6, block 2), | 413 7th street. ORGEOUS TRANSFORMAT! tion and ex rd the robt On the 2th ult. they wens | Sion~ ren the ofes of white and colorec republi- om the dt for the | Eftingham Plac —_e — tire new Scenery and Mechanical Effects ie robbery. On the it. they were ¢; the South to give their influence, their sup. c of an additional physician of the poor; Gent’s Kip axp Dogskix GLoves, from $1 EVENING. at < o'clock. and until farther notice, —— d on bictrr sey hea ‘ fk Dg beroc nese eager tescoare, Walck teens. | referred Also, bill {or the rebel of certain persons up. A good article for $1.5), at C. Baum’s Kid | the beautifai 5 Drese. esultedd in the convietion of Ga-saway at- neiderations of humanity, justice, and | on whom taxes bad leon erroneously assessed: re . . Fs REN. ler and the acquittal of Simmons. The first est pincipies of the common law,’ and | ferred. Also, resolution providing for the parchase | , The Columbia Typographical Soeiety cele | Glove Depot, 408 ith strect. Remember the | oo. ¢:one d Ballets, with demanded by the interests of the entire | of copies of ii i ly e-d—three gr: named was sentenced to th BONIFAWTI and Troupe «very performance, '* Rales of nitentiary for theU-ited States | brate their fifty-seventh anniversary to-night place. utry, the conservation and stability of republic fe. kc.,” for the use of the membere of the |-by @ supper at the Kioman House. C. Baum'’s Corsets are the most celebrated p ears—the latter, Seven years anil Butles to tw Ba nornd erate ae ; stitutions. e : among the Ladies. Ladies can have them made - 7 betore his sentence, makinga clean breastof the | “2 “oired. That we tender to Hon. Charles Sam- Sr irodiecsd a vatiiion-and bill making fi arse The yeas, were et amost money on the | toorder, and every pair is warranted to At. nents VERMONT AVENUE. affair. Simmons, having escaped, wasused as a |. ner our grateful thanks for the iniraduction of this Pi the Guvernor to pay to | boot biackas o Were the hack drivers and the | “.rr 6 largest Kid Glove Depot for Ladies and ‘witness by the District Attorney: and in the at- | bill,and fer bis eloquent, and determined at amages sustained by the W. i ch f Gent's is at C. Baum’s Corset Factory. The: T. BOESSLE 4 Son, tempt to procure the watch, which Butler and | yecacy of its passage, afd to him and uther Senators | faltiug of walls refereed. 5 Ge hate, Superintendent of sewers, bas | Oca at the lowest market value’ S0e See Simmons stated had been sold to John Shea, | frycrmble were the pledge of our earnest sympa- | | Mr. Bursley introduced a bill to enconragemana | been direeted by the Board of Public Works to | Se S0l Bt the lowest market value. 408 7th | the marag:ment has the honor to announce oc isiy Pr Officer Doyle was shot and killed by Mrs, Shea, | ty andsupport. fectures by exempting manufacturing prop-tt; lace a sewer trap at the northeast corner of | *tre¢t- . and Gent's; ae TWO GRAND MOULTON — There were two others concerned in the attack |. Ac*2/te4. That the address and resolutions con- | from ircumstances; referred. Penneyivants avenue and 4th street east. line of Children’s extra . Prices the For MONDAY EVENING. C, & WiLLarp, - : 8 attac 4 [This bill. provides ting fre Austin Prior, a colored boy about twenty years | lowest, and 10 per cent. off on the dozen, at C. | TUEEDAY EVENING, Jane . BBBITT HOUSE, on M tzger—Charles Johnson alias “Black i yy street. Presented. | taxes fur fi e years M A Strap” and Dick Burnett, the former one of the nufactaring Hon Charles of age, living with a family oa C. between 3d Baum's Corse! t Factory, 408 7ths h itn stab) t jumuner, to the Senate of 1 not “ted i y . whe Ld WASHINGTON, D. 0, most accomplished young thieves this city has | the United States,as expressive of the sense and | the capital ia ever $1000} nn? SE * MD | and dye streets, was sent tothe smail-pox hospi- | Munro UnDERSMIRTs AND DRAWERS, S0c., Ace, CHARLES MOULTON, ee Re eee cena canes cates NOOR aiden, | Lettre es tae sleet cheese to Gham gees | ec. arsey Ce eee mestlary Gat pe ee Gi tin scect, ack Gant to Prana We tice” | cater eee eee ra-and exquieiee SS ‘al oi £ ct to the sulyjec le 0 eiu, and as r ele) uced a bi y . % circ! a her mats 6 site Fhe omcers ind. all rinds Mot plans to catch | coneeining our prayer in that regard. Bcial advertising in. the Disiriet of ‘The Press-feeders’ Union met last evening. at | 22 t® a ee Pe, Ss ee callure, and after her recent, Powers and xa came aeeciuen them, watching the houses which they fre- | gjentede re ne ee muons were unanimously | siding that advertisements shall be Beck's Hall, and elected as officers tor the en- ac Hzn wo, Cotton and Lambe Wool Halt Hose | ,, 4,1 ,MUSTPUULIART TRIUMPES | A NEW DISCOVERY. ed; but up to f ey were ansuc- | *epted. x Papers, unles ; suing terms: W. K. Thomson, president; J. the Original Franc, 431 7th street, next door to ine! ie Unit en. wi —— overhauled Simmons, who had given the Infor | {26 meeting, saving that during his residence | #0. Vial why he has to | Urer; W.T. Hall, secretary. Novexrres in Scakys, Bows and Ties, in | i: BROOKBOUSK BOWLER. the favorite ten ON OF THE HEALIN mation as to the case, and after felling him with | },676 Be had lived un t the principles contained law providing for the appointment | Mr. Albert Gleason, the contractor, has com- ; ~ y . or; Sig. P_ FERRANTI. the renowned baritone, and me abeary iron bar. (which bears the 2» in the address, and bad seen its sentiments r pleted the laying of the temporary plank road | freat variety —by far the largest assortment in | Yi; JAMES M-WEHUI. the eminent planist BALSAMIC GUMS ACCOMPLISHED ai hatketeenGee eee carried out in the church in which they then ght the Governor should be al 3 his city—at the O: I Franc, 431 7th street, ©. GEO. ri : (Process discovered and patented by Prof. Oliberg ef having been used as a jimmy in some bu a! - on Bridge street, Georgetown, to-day. He has ” Mr. GEO.W. Awe e mag anes Dery “ cor Howard University, and that ow picasure asto the time of ap- | also been directed to temporarily repair the | 2¢%t door to Franc, the Hatter. General adm: fe eo a ae Paiverety, tea cee het tim | branch of the government under his charge. ptember 12th, 1871. A LEITER FROM GOVERNOR COOKE se pee enh was the will of the legislature | ¢obble-stone pavement on Pennaylvaniaavenue, | _ For Corns, Bunions; Chillblains, Ingrowin i if bes au after this to arrest the partie Pee ite 1 | that thisciicial ehould be appolated from 2ist street to M-street bridge over Rock | Nails, &c., visit Dr. White's rooms, No-o35 15th u and a few nights CLINICAL 8¢ his to artes p was then read, in which he says: e creek. = | eel shall be necessarily debarred from the privilege | (ioctl, aud it was the det aes ———*: . __ | rer opposite Treaeury Department, Washing ped pring gE wed Clean sad Suapherd = being Epon Sper pepo mpi wre at deal pAN, IMpoRTaNr Ductstox—The Salaries of = Se H = inducing healthy Jr , ‘ i ssing my e1 5 ympathy with | wonld un P strict E Cannot be Attach eit. HERMOMETERS and Barome! * f A ey eg Ear Pg aeay been tae ol ject of ioe eat referred to. oli ic] Mr. Cam “ This morning, Judge Macdrihur made’ rs e and made to order by Tiempler, near aig atrest, | wW15 ft at vee Or | tence ponesaleamis our bery of Metrg 4 assault with intent to kill | S°s® te aecomplish is simply the logical re Mr. i ° was any important decision in the case of Durr and 3 Franc, } intelligent person can secand understand, from the Simmons, and itis safe to predict that they will | Of, Mttuuc nat cmentencsts we cavited te Me | four pusiic expenses thet ueded curtailing it was hempnae gi, Timothy Lubes, Water Regie. Wanee 162260: _ oo wievsa? Mo. ce serenth street, Betray Dang Rstroets | single icete eet forth in cur sireulare that it the soon enter on a long term at the Albany pent- | people of the states.” thar cf the printing and wd. ertisiug. et of Columbia, in the Circuit | 4+ 499 7th street, o1gut doors abeve Odd Fellow’ Hail, met 1ONAL remedy ever introduced to b- eatery. ee oe Mr. B ih ihe #i¥ing to any person the | Court, after full argument by Messrs. Cook and Text door to the Original Franc’s, | _ Ypelee, Ol Paintings, Rneravings Obromos, &e; _ | Lic, for the purposes for which i ‘Tre Case oF Gex “xs amowanr He te | Sr, re in Contrens, wae read. in whlehihe Ce ecg dg tot and Totten for the plaintiffs sue taary oie: ese an tats, coy tog falls, Ac. in the District. — a BOROBALSAMINE he Court om a Writ of Habeas | by the nariscnty aunemiimert tote i. Hali, Harknoss, Hunt, | fendant Lubey had been attached to liquidate a py ten. Seas be ea Is effective, pleasant, and pertnctly ices. iis them at a lower figure than anywhere vSpsaker— | {udgment obtained several years ago, ani the | &P4 Sel - 4 | pe jamher * array and the Spaawer Slement Maen garnishee and resisted ihe | else in town. Calland see tor yourself. tr Elcom remember Name ond Bomber orat-ty"_ Corpus anc Teoveil.—Last evening Gen tion. te the just principle that all Am: © Wikia, counesl tu Gen. We Resecaeens S. | (zens are entitiet to the equal protection of { ys—Meners. Bow Hall intreduce Eto amend the lice! cond tion. Th iff i inen nIRS £. Creates! Sof Seu, M: Keven, | igevor ihe ceamty,andit is dinareand’s de | fl tiel ic itcauieecdctaatecmiat: | Semen, the, bamttwainuned that | | Fom ara est apiesof Linen and Paper | BALLS, PARTIES, de. bite x ce aap e lo enunciate a d ‘rine in our fandamenta! | at! referr iz 1 is ni atte ‘Te STax of yesterday.) charged with embez- | law which we have not the courage or honesty |“ Mr’ Davis. from the committee ouseee ond ot that moons fas tts emeore and apes conn ee eee TBE TERPSICHOBE SOCTAUS | fi Cutmitting the ALSAMINE to zling the public moniesef the United States to | t@ embody in our legislation. I would as soon | ciart re {the peace in aud for | be attached. Go To Price’s Gent's Furnishing Depot for WILL GIVE THEIR in my practice, and will communicate amount of £26,000, while he was supervisor of | ote to repudiate the national debt asto abridge | {2 Diteri as to exempt from at The court said that this was a very important | Cheap goods, 413 7th street. FOURTH SERIES, FIFTH ASSEMBLY sult. Very respectfully yours. : ahs ys es. ‘ ‘no distinction ne | ft , bill exempting froin | public cy an ise, ELLOWS’ “—_ arn, as you know, severe. here Spit of Aaheas corpus, Which | guarantees of the coustitution—all are equally | fucal taxetien t ‘other public secarities of | Ine Dieter non Ge How Large Fortunes Are Made. ON MON Day Eee inc: but from the mcment we began to apply the BOBO. ‘Atil o'clock thie morning, Major iicharde, sacred. If, however, we are to discriminate at | the District of Columbia, and stock si baiiding s*- | that money due its officers must be paid them, FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. 2. ‘6 7 BALSAMINE all pai > accompanied by Detective Bigley,appeared with _ All, let it be against property rather than against | SOIT; t"tdation to property held by married | 8Bd it could not be diverted to pay private | , See the Pee SS wakk tom of Ot Delage “ — I persuaded a friend to use it f the aceused, and made thi —— t adopted claims. The plaintiffs appealed. Sewing Machines are sold in the United States a use it for a very eThen be wlantuae eon uate nee ADDRESSES POEODS, FPN AE DISTRICT OFFICES. —-—« and England: Georgetown Advertisements | sravsted cow of Terrx which bad been treated by been indicted in Georgia for crimes mentional | ,,D%-C: B- Purvis was introduced, and seid that | House bill for the election by. ballot of certain | Coxvwnra Staeet RaiLway.—The new cars Price in Inthe U. “It a 0 a cute—t» mo purp: the use of the first bottte a decid-d improvement im acopy of said indictment submitted herewith 42 0PFortunity had at last been presented when | efficers was next taken up, und thesubst.tute read. | ordered for the Columbia street railway, tn an. on | tnticed, ans uve: buving continued fie une fer alees OS ATER CATHOLIC? CHURG and having been bailed to answer said indice. | ‘2¢2eople could come together, and ask, aye ineffective motion was made to strike oat“ ths | ticipation of the completion of the double track, ; 5 SUNDAY NE @t the 1 o'clock Mass demand, if necessary, of Congress an enact: it “The public printer” d he sur- |», ° Bev. J. Eoriy, President of Colley . quested ard requested his arrest, which was ac. | 1'¢¥ Were here in the name of their loyalty, in dane verted making the whole number of cars fifteen. The — ECOND LEVEE or THE “ GEORGETOWN OITY GRAYS” FORREST HALL, Gsorcetowx, D. C. NDAY, JANUARY &, 1872. the directors | Wilson Sewing Machine Go., personally i 1 admitting s gent and ladies, 36 2t° eordingly done.” the name of their citizensbip to demand that Board of Health. laying of the track is being pushed as rapidly as : ill recently introduced in the Senate by the the weather will permit, and will be I Judge Pope, district attorney for the southern | ‘¥¢ bi : S SMALL Pox—3 permit, an completed district of Georgia, was present at the court Ste#test of philantrophists, Hon, Charles Sum- | “Ty wiry num? FOR OPFICE—Riken'é gar. | ashort time. During the four months the house, and with Judge Fisher for the govern- ‘ pasted. road has been in running order the company dudge Fisher followed, and sald he wasa be- | 7LE-TRAPS. has accumulateed from i fi Afidavit—W. G. Wileon, President ment, and Messrs. Hinkle and Arrick for Gen. vear’'i ca ‘ ‘The Board of Health met last night, Dr. Cox ala m its earnings a surplus of Kryszanowski, held a consultation wich Fuge Hever im the doctrine “that God hath made | sltca that he bad received au appication from | O¥EF $8,000 above all expenses. and t “ of one blood all nations to dwell together -* : expect to declare a dividend of t peared before me, and made oath that lin, who decided that the prisoner might a a family living on C street, between 3d and 4), 2 div’ of cight per cent. D reledwed on giving an indemnity bond .. an the face of the earth, for he knew that God ieacts, & vacciasio oii tin mcmbars of at the expiration of the first six months, on the | Prices are correct and taken — OLD FOLKS CONCERT LADIES’ and MEN'S SATCHELS, Dowd wat therefore thereat and urety: The | the rapid growth of public sentiment whieh hal | {mily. ‘The secretary was directed to notify | Srstof March. land under the corporste ply pon WEDNESDAY, 10th of January LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, bond wat therefore executed, and Gen. Krysza- | giowed tie colored ‘man to go to the polle cad | the physician to the poor for that district to at- ‘ = Lapis fhoeror J om- — cinta SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, nowski was released. Glas te be eloctedl tx Nich an remnonaliae tend to it. Several complaints were received | GARREST OF AN Attzoxp Horse Turer.— | panies manufacturing <3 FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN - o — = i) a Posi | from citizens of the dereliction of garbage mas. | George inson, alias George Jones, was ar- ccc ad Thirty of the best Singers in the District are TRAVELING BAGs, . tions, and argued that all they asked would, sears ~ | rested yesterday’ by officer Columbus, charged Clerk of the Court of Common Pik wd ‘Many | WHIPS, GRE APPRESTicEsMIY Question At Tux | smust, be granted them. ‘There was no neces: | {eT in thelr duties; referred to the sanitary in- | with horse stealing. "In hie porsossion was of Cuyahoga Co., 0. ee ae eae SADDLERY and HARNESS, sOVERNMENT PRINTING OFrice.—A few } Spector. 9 e re ison Sewi shines ale 1 . Hn, A ae inp Comgeccina! Evitr, | Ghng epjsed tlhe and Vat mort be fsght | Shh cracor wey Teeren trom M3. | Saat Rarejeoeh ke vas oferta ar enemuck | The Win Sowing mashing srr slg at | "Eke Ws rand ont war tte mow at nasa BONER, ano addressed a letter to the Bookbinders’ Associa’ | M22 °PPe » . Mt | Nicholson and Lovett; also application | below its value. Subsequently it etain- ans gee é . Hf you want to laugh. « ater, He | HomICE. Hunter for the position of wanttary | €ithat Robinson isa noted horse thief,and that | ‘Terms easy. Admimsicn,50 cents. Doorsopenat T o'clock. 3° | 1 GREAT MEIETE, s1 LOW PRIORS FOR . He inspector; also a number of applications for | tbe animal he held was stolen from Mr. Wine- EW REFRESHMENT SALOON. MANUFACTORY tion asking them to remove the restriction con- N P Aletter wasreceived | burger, of Frederick city, Maryland. He was | » NOTICE 70, TH® PuBiic—i. Becker & Oo. i M. Green was the next cerning the number of apprentices they are the nation was tardy in according to Willing should be employed im the Government — the colored men their rights, in view of the ser- | Positionof meat inspector. lock ‘ successor to P. Wallach, dealer in men’s, | “Mr. KAISER (not Kaircr William, but Henry A Printing Office. ‘The Association refused to vices rendered. im Debut of their countey by | from Dr. Ninian Pinkney, medical officer on ed up, and boys clothing, have’ received am entivo new | Kuro AIS Rage" Meier Millian. = aaply and yecterdey Ss Clegg tonemeien oe ¥ | board the United States steamer Tallapoosa stock of goods, which they are selling at the | clas RESTAURANT and OYSTE JANES 8. TOPHAM @ ©o., 3 ep them, in the field and elsewhere. ; all, Bi to the president of the association aletterin Mr. F. A. Boswell was the next speaker, and | #¥ivg at the navy yard, stating that a seaman GEORGETOWN. lowest market price. Those in want of ALOON. the former ‘Turner Hall, a which he says: “Your note informing me that said he was there with pleasure and regret. | med jam Ward had been taken sick .——— or gent’s goods, would do well to tho Kisses Ecpeees Cemgaep eattveet SEVENTH STREET, after « careful consideration of my suggestions pleasure at meeting them, and regret that at | W!b small pox, and removed by his! Qrick Wonx.—The plank road (2 feet wide examine goods before purchasing | invites the public to give him a call. The finest 4 fontained in a former communication asto the | this+tage of American independence it was ne- | @itection to the small pox hospital. Dr. | and 3 inches thick) for the accommodation of | elsew! I. Becurr & Co., Wines, Liquors; a'so, Lager Beer, Oysters and One door above Odd Fellows’ Hat removal frictions con: ng the num cestary for any class of citizens to have to bold | Verdi submitted a resolution that the Board }.agon travel, now being laid for the Board of Odeon Hall, corner 4% street and Pa. ave. | other Refreshiments will always be kept on hand. 4 of apprentices to be employed in this office © a meeting to ask for their rights. This, atter | Of Health visit the depot ot the Washington and | Public Works by Messrs. Vand: rburg and Snow, | —_——_—_—— lect Im _ McMURRY® PATENT STAYS society declines to accede thereto, isreccived. | alinwas arquestion of politics: gnd the best ance | Georgetown Iailroud Company and examine | contractors, from the Bridge strect bridge tows GP Te THE GEORGETOWN DOLLARSTORE | g4C0L4 Matiom Trunks ou tne cor have never felt under any obligation, except, | toreach those who opposed it wastooppose them. | the cars of said road, and that any and every x FOR Union Hotel, corner of Washington street, was E Perhaps, in courtesy, to respect fhe restricticus In regard to the school question, he thought the | CaF found in such a filthy condition as to favor | commenced ‘yesterday morning, and will be |)" EA RING SALES. you have placed upon this office as to the num- word “white” should Tot be allowed to semare | the Spread of disease be immediately declared a | completed this evening. ‘Many eehicles, besides be T of apprentices, it may employ, for in that in the school laws of this District. He then re- | 2Ui*ance and injurious to health, and prevented | the steam engines, have lately stuck in the mud - JOE sep Entirely outside your legitimatesptiere. | terved to the bil making certain offices of che | ftom running a pusenger cars on said road | st this point, Why dow't Kiker get thea cone therefore take this o¢easion to say to you that [District elective, mad. sald he boned it wourg | ME. Marbury stated that it would be better to} tractors to build his temporary treck so teat the Xeur HOLIDAY PRES! are. Ihave a large and MCA. — = cost GYMNASIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY, Coruer 9h and D streets, ied : ouR for i shall hereafter consult my duty tothe interests | pas: c' ? ere | bave the sanitary inspector make this examina- | cars can run to High street? They would do in — ©f this office. and to the ung men of the coun- | fl atthes mig icaice por atuieeate One om ane tion and report to the board. He moved to strike | two or three.days what it will take him two até per % 3 Ssacsows, try who desire to learn the art of bookbinding, gress, out “ Board of Health” and insert ‘sanitary in- Ye to finish at the present rate of progression. IMMENSE STOCK decttf 1298 Of LN sg a. expericnced Gymnast, Baths, in appointing apprentices therein, without | Prot. J.M. Langston spoke next and said no | Spector.” | Dr. Bliss favored the amendment, | It may be considered smart by the company and meee) ~PECIAL NOTICE.—PAPER BANGING—Per. Vg yoyo recognizing any right, except on the mun could teil the story ofa negro’s wrong but the | #"d said the officers of the road would no doubt | its managers to continue the inconvenience to SFzC! ican cave 30 par cunt. by golne se —_+ Us Congress, to dictate what num zro himself. He then paid atribute to Mr. | take some action to cleanse their cars upon | the public caused by stopping the cars at tne sie UBMAN'S, 142 Bridge to Fr shall or shall not be emplore Svmuner for his labor in the cause of the colored | Seing the sanitary officcr in the pertormance of | bridge, when a few dollars outlay and a day oF WALL PAPER aod’ bave Fa ag | “PRs UNIVERSITY MEDICT = ° — man, and especially fer this his last act— | Such duty. The amendment was agreed to, and | two would lay the tempo: track. They will done. All work w il be promptly any . JOHN BRAY ic in cowerant arrewancs Tne Hore 1DE oF Orwicer Dovte—M-r. Sher the supplemental civil rights bill. Afi he asked | Me resolution was adopted. yet find out their mistake. Suppose the tempo- WINTER CLOTHING ar "paldto UPHOL ad bis Who. 498 beams, ayy, Sout aie, Released on Bail. Phis morning, Mr. Harring- | for his wife was that she might ride where other et ee rary track bas to be taken up a few weeks 3 2 ect-em Bext to Ghee e Store, where he will be -_ Typo fp oaf derma and ame \. | ladies rode. Allhe asked is son was the = a oF teed J stam psa Poms '- would a4 an —— until ple aon, — setae ', counsel for the woman Mrs. a, whe | Fj jester: Detective mes arrested in iti~ n. e people of Geor, wa not soon ELL HERE ial was committed to jail on Saturday last on the | more Edward Taylor and Charios Ward, the | forget the inattention to their comiort. and com | MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS oF cost | PLEASE TELL XOUE FRIENDS W - HAG,” a tw bm ol bg —- eer Deve, sppeared in the two colored ve a ane, Bailey, a | venience, and the conreny as ot find their im! Jus ’. arranged colored man, of a an money on | parsimony mistaken y- -street road 9 that ball skould be totem far har appearance — Wednesdsy night lat, after having boen’fed | would take all the travel from heme ir ives THEREFORE Se oe 210,000 real estate and $4,000 collateral. Mrs. apd for the night by him, as stated in | only hurried up. ‘There is money in it for those ARGATNS BA folieved Paine Shea was therefore sent for, and soon appeared Tue Stax. They were brought to this city and | who invest. 2 papearm Bapeares tase rt DE. seth ait O Neal She oie sted ent wes weed gS og, Sead home | Fors Oprice Ravin Our portman, pe. | BABGAMS sascains | Eee emery set er . er int er. im iti as ys ar 5 it his o be was joined in the court-room by her hus- ee saa accommodation ‘to our MAY BE EXPECTED. 3 2 -. . was drawn from the bank on amp Fish Manet—The gern aod the surrender of the certificate of About G Gatchel’s Sa. m.to at 42 o'clock the isance was » John , ware SI on the bond with the ‘im the OVERCOATS, vein 18 2 Siderstanding that mou ited with ALL KINDS, SIZES, QUALITY VALUABLE POOKE 5 . Marshal ($4,000) should be if she A tailed to appear. She wes oo SSR |e ~~ TING CARDS, wholesale, at oo ee ‘manufseturer’s on one roe ee a nome " jan3_- OORNER OF 41m AND D STREETS. Tue Boarp of Fine Comaissiowzns met | last night. The Chief reported the Comideration of the same’ war pestpeand seni cone mn of the same was the meeting. ported the arrival of five » and recom- Lemar nh or tar top tch me Pry the asy! ee Tux scuoLans of Fletcher Chapel Sunda: School were handsomely rewarded ‘Poms even’ money for their church. Among other han: some presents given wasa fine Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine. etrusean, oroide, and Alaska morning, Dollar Store, No. 457 Penu- sylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. —— ee T vrve for the new and beautiful sloop-rigged yacht © Gertrude" will take at Talty's Restaurant this morning at 8 0 chances not taken will be rafticd for.