Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1872, Page 4

LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &e., To-might. National Theater—** Eifie, or the Cherry Tree Inn.” Lincetn Hall.—Mrs. Moulton’s second grand concert. Odd Peiiews' Hall —McEvoy's new Hibernieon. ‘The 60! Question at the West End. OVI RIGHTS MEETING IN THE FIFTH Dis- TRICT. The republicans of the 5th legislative district * meeting In Stott's Hall, corner of 20th wtreet and Pennsylvania avenue, last which was largely attended, for the pat of farther en ing Senator Summer's ci tas dill, now ans in the Senate. George For- Tester occupied the chosen secretary. Upon assuming the chair, ‘Mr. Forrester explained the obj of the meet- in a few remarks, after which Alfred Da: - Offered a series of resolutions endorsing the bili, and ring “that the American Congress pass a day as possible.” Aiso, the fol- men wepu lhan « r Beatty request the delegaie {rrm this dimirict to efter | % {be house nee igs <g persons ob-aining wl fe Thompson to having at- Bevis stat isc a bermopeatcarrogrd’ | tended ‘sir. tard before and after thettook feviont cer - hotel, Mente Hiimber said Be ‘hiected ‘to the word | | Mr. Cox—For what purpose is Dr. Thompeon “e a reso! nm. It called ? fre mg rr . Mr. Bradiey—To show thatthe act charged Mr. Day answered that the white citizens of | was physically ian sae Dice bad all, he raseed tne estned te | shgections Tearing tee Seek antions oes to to | obje ym, remar! roth ad atthongit uneard of ine ‘suit. ‘The plaintiff ex- into any restaurant, | cepted. hotel, or theater in this city, ‘which privilege or laggie Sultivan:—Witness was Mrs. P.'s maid right was denied to the colored citizen. He was | at the time of the disturbance; recollects that sorry that their delegate had uot acted before in | she rubbed Mrs. P.’s ancle that night; witness Srenerved, sean ts chew’ whe were paring tha | tact Deny Cadre Gont igi ter Tea Bil Peataton, ne ne wee were peming Coe | ened ena een te ta tered ef tas baee! ‘Tre resolution was adopted. it was Mrs.-P.’s habit to make a round through ‘Tue chair appointed Alfred Day. Daniel Wil- | the house after the guests bad retired; witness nd Richard Brown, a committee to wait | rubbed Mrs. P.’s ancle antil she went to sleep, Mr. Hulse, the delegate from the fifth | and then went to another room, over the Denty and to present him with a copy of the witness was not well; heard Mrs. P. resolution adopted. making the rounds; heard the scuftie and looked A resolution of thanks was then passed to Hon. | down; saw Mrs. P. when she came up, Chas. Summer for his efforts in securing the col- | and ‘aleo saw her return, when she cored citizens their rights. tteul * — ra = ge — saw h her The followin, ition was then circulated when came er room; eard ipa te °F | Curtis’ voice to Mrs. Pollard; heard Lyon call tate bee Tied Tae! -citizene of, the United | Mrs. Pollard and tall her to go to her ‘rosm or States. being denied the enjoyment of rights and parlor, and saw them wi privileges that our citizenship aad our manhood Bite. Poltard call “"snurder”” Witness, san are eee ee ee ode athe. ang rempect aly Pray | on the piazza; saw Hook and Lyon ran out, and A {| Mrs. P. run after them; thinks she returned by jepreseptatives in Congress assembled) to the Wi t h Bow pending in the remate known ss the sup- | the tlemen's entrance. itness met her, mentary civil rights bill. by Senate bill No. 99, | and Mrs. Pollard went to Mrs. Curtis’ room. ithe€ “An act te protect all citizens of the United | Next morning Mr. Scanlon asked witness what Ftates in their civil rights, and to f for theig vindication » | the policeman had told him that Lyon had told todrink de whisky sold in some of dese cheap | hO™° colored bar-rooms much longer I'll be a total tors, £0, my family {0 which the response was | me top of ihe stairway, and by leaning vet made, “ Not muc jk “opect- journed. could sen who passed up and down; could see eS irs. Pollard’s ir by step) lown two ste; Condensed Locals. When she looked down Capt. enty and Lyon Rev. Dr. Stephen H. Tyng will address the | were on the floor on one another. Women’s Christian Association attheiranniver- | _ Mr. Martin (recalled.)—Was not positive that sary meeting. to be held in the Congregational | Mrs. Pollard made nightly rounds throngh the chureh, on “Wednesday evening, the Ivth in- | hotel. On the 18th Lyon gave witness keys of stant. cigar case and billiard room, saying he was go- The bids for furnishing street lamps for the | ing to New York for ten days. At 11:30 witness District were opened yesterday by the Board of | closed the house, and afterwards was awakened Public Works, but no awards have yet been | by a cry of “‘murder;” ran to the , and made. | Saw a woman going up the second flight of stairs. At a recent meeting of Company D, W.L. the third floor in the Lieut. Waugh tendered his resignation, which | passage saw Denty and Lyon locked in each was acce] | other's embrace; whether they were ting or Collector Slater reports recetpts from taxes | loving he could not tell; then went to Stewart's for the week ending January ¢ amounting to | room, awoke him, and told him there wasadiffi- $25,550.26, making @ total since November 15 of | culty; then came down stairs. Shortly after $163,421.60, Denty came down and went out. Witness then The Board of Public Works have ordered the | laid down again, but soon heard another cry of superintendent of sewers to construdt a sewer | “murder,” as if from the back part of the 7 om the northwest corner of C and 5th streets, | saw a man, with his collar turned up and his hat northeast. | over his face, come up out of the basement, fol- Gen. Babcock, at the request of Delegate | lowed by Lyon, and he followed by Mrs. Pollard. Brown, of the first legislative district, has di- | Mrs. P. said, “Arrest that man; he has tried to rected that lamps be erected at each end of the | murder me.” Witness seized Lyon about mid- Navy Yard or Anacostia Bridge, and kept | way to Masonic Hall. Lyon said, “You know lighted every dark night, for the benefit of tray- | me; Iam after that man,” aud witness let him eilers. | B°. ‘The Board of Public Workshave directed Mr. | ” J. © Coldwell sworn.—Has known Mrs. Pollard | | | Soe ee eid enc making his | him that he caught Mrs. Pollard in bed with weet 7 vee enes os Selows: 21 wants ont | Capt. Dewty. ' 1: —ap pte aie, and said rights to enter white bar-rooms, I do; for if { got | ne would take it back, for he was drank at the | Adolf Cluss to prepare a plan for asmall-pox | for twenty years; first met her in Petersburg, hospital, to be erected on the grounds of the | Va.; knew her well; her general reputation there ‘Washington Asylum, in aceordance with a reso- | for chastity was geod witness knew the hand- lution recently adopted by by the Legislative | writing or her husband, (papers shown;) Assembly. | that is Dowell’s, her first husband, handwritin; William Fletcher has been awarded the con- | and his signature. Mr. Bradley offered to rea tract for setting the curb, laying foot-pavement, | the letter, in which Dowell es back all the and macadamizing the carriageway on P street, | charges brought against her on the divorce. trem P street bri to the circle at the inter- = MacArthur ruled out the letter. Wit- section of Connecticut and Massachusetts ave- | ness knew nothing of her reputation for chastity ues. | Since the war. itmess met her husband in H. Birch has been awarded the contract for | Richmond, and heard him speak of her; he was sewering, grading paving. curbing, and raising | the only one he heard speak disrespectfully of and lowering the water main on M street north- | her; Dowell said he loved Kone tapes she walked west, from the bridge over Rock creek to its in- | on; that she was the mother of his children; that tersection with New Hampshire avenue. R. S$. | he had received information that she had been Hulse bas been jed the contract for grading | married twice, but that he did not believe she New Hampsbire ue. was married at all. Mr. A. R. Shepherd, vice president of the oe Board of Public Works, lett town yesterday | ‘The trial was resumed this morning. for N York. A. B. Mullett, engineer Mr. W. E. Jullian was called for plaintiff. member of the board, and Mr. 8. P. Brown, one | Witness has known Mrs. Pollatd since {a50: hee ish the means was the matter the night before, and said that | ittee the {tems should have dared. ‘The tollowing reselution was ado} “ That the Governor be requested to inform the Council what amount has been paid by the different affces and bureaus of the present government for advertis +. printing ané binding, and what amount rem: Unpaid on account of orders or contracts for class of work.” Mr. Browne introduced a bill appropriatiog $30 for the relief of George W Datton for taxeierrone- Adjourned. over. Md fixing the eal ean the surveyor and assistant surveyor of the ; refer re Mr. Bursley offered resolution for printing 1000 f plementary report of the audicing copies 6: commission; adv, Bok Mr. Solomone.ffrom the committee of ways and means. reported adversely upon bil! Axing the com jamplighters; report adopted. a be! trem the (committee en District offic Dill creating the offices of watch- perted man a’ the District armory, messenger :o the Regis. ter of Wills. and fixing the salary of said offices and cf the members of the late Water Board, and the ccmmistioners of the several markets. Mr. Murray moved to strike out ¢ ing compensation tothe commissioners of the mar- kets; agreed to. Also, tostr.ke out the third section giving $100 to each of the members of the late Wa- ver Beard; agreed to. Mr. Campbell moved to strike gut *«atchman at the District armory; agreed to. ‘The bill. reduced simply to the creation of the office of messenger to the office of Register of Wills, at a salary of 00 PS annum, Was passed. On m tin of Mr. Campbell, the House, at 6:45. adjcurned. Tux Cotonep Onruans’ Home.—At the an- nual meeting of the board of managers of the Colored Orphans’ Home to-day, a quorum was Present. Atter the reading and acceptance of the treasurer’ and secretary’s report, the ladies to ballot for officers for the ensuing ar, resulting in the election of the following ies, viz: Mrs. S. C. Pomeroy, president; Mrs. McLellan, vice president; Mrs. G. Crandell, er; Mrs. F. Baglett, secretary. Board of Managers—Mrs. 0. 0. Howard, Mrs. R. M. Bigelow, Mrs. F- Underhill, Mrs. J. M. Blanch- ard, Mrs. J. 8. Brown, Mrs W. F. Nelson, Mrs. M. Hopperton,of Washingtou; Mrs. Porter Bax- ter, and Miss Loulse Swan, of Vermont. “Trus- tees—Hon. — J, Bowen, Geo. F. McLellan, Exq., Chas. Ki Bs og e affairs the Heme continue in a flour- ishing condition, which is very gratifying to all interested in this work. This success is owing in great part to the help received from friends everywhere, particularly in this city. The la. dies here return their warmest thanks to those friends, and pray them to continue their good offices during the Pg for the wants at the Home are never-ending. Lopnyists Can’r STAY AT THE ARLINGTON witnovr Money To Pay Tuer Horet Bits. This morning officer Guy, of the 4th precinct, at the request of the proprietors of the Arlington house, took into custody a middle-aged man, who calls himself W. G. Muir, and says he hails from Sugar Grove, Pa., and is employed to lobby the soldiers’ homestead bill through Congress. He is under the charge of vagrancy, and it is ale leged that he is a professional hotel “ dead- beat.” It is alleged that he has been staying some two weeks: the Arlington, and not set- fling up his scores the proprietors ted their bill last evening, and were told that he would give them a check in the morping for the amount. This morning he was observed but ling up his papers and other chattels prepa’ tory to leaving without squaring lus account when the arrest was made. He acknowledged that he has no bank account or meney. Held to answer at the evening session of the Police ourt. eters Two Mone Divorces.—To-day, Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court, made a decree divorein, Mille Smith from the bonds of matrimony wi! Charlies B. Smith. The parties were married in December, 1866, and they lived together until October, 1868, when he was for larceny and sentenced to jail for three months, and in March, 1869, he was sentenced to the Alban: nitentiary for two years and a half. The evi- nce was taken by Mr. J.J. Johnson, and Mr. A. K. Browne appeared for petitioner. Also a decree in the case of Elizabeth Lam- mond agt. Enoch Lammond, who were married in 1869 and lived together until the close of the year, when he left, and is now reported to be gs Pe another woman in Rhode Island. Mr. browne appeared in this case, and Mr. Johnson took the testimony. Tae Market Po! Marine Propucts.—In- uni’ language on the street; fined CITY ITEMS. Ask your Grocer "s Yeast Powiler, the best baking Jo wder. 2 Sadat 2 A. Fisner, No. 618 9th street, removes without cleaning the whole garment and with them apart. He also cleans kid ‘slippers. Gentlemen's gloves cleaned to look like new ones. ——- THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS.— All suffering from Irritation of the Throat and Hoarsness will be almost immediate rel “* Brown's Bronchial Troches.” a A PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP three inches long with a@ likenets of Mr. Hali in the center, the cork of each genuine bottle jall's Vegetable Sicilmn Hair Kenewer. Take other. 3 It ag age f afforded y th Gove for the million at Price’s, 413 7th st. pen wcsreinsiindai Best quatity KipGuoves at $1.50 at Price’s, street. Pa AE SE A Deror vor Gemt’s $i Kips at Price’s, 413 7th street. ‘Tue most celebrated and successful Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also, as Stoves and Weather Strips, at earson’s, No. 4, ¥. M. C. A. Bnild- streets. soc NDERWEAR at the usual low rates at Price’s, 7th street. <apaecciptedinceae Sort Troat, Coven, Corp, and similar troubles, if suffered to pro; ffections, oftentimes ial Troches"” seat of the disease, and give almost instant , result in eerious eee SSE ES CARDIGAN JACKETS very cheap at Price’s, —— oe ___ Lien awp SiLk HaNDEERCHIEFS at Price’s, Gent’s Kip axp Dogskin Gioves, from $1 for $1.50, at C. Baum’s Kid 7th street. Remember the ee C. Baum’s Corsets are the most celebrated among the Ladies. Ladies can have them made is warranted to fit. e Depot for Ladies and Glove Bepot, 408 place The iargest Kid Gent's is at C. Baum’s Corset Factory. a —— value. 408 7 t cent. off on the dozen, at C. street. piven! S lenin MERINO UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 50c., ‘T5c., $1, $1.50, $2, 82.50, at the Original Franc, 431 7th street, next door to Franc, the Hatter. Menino, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose at the Original Franc, 4317th street, next door to Franc, the Hatter. ee NOVELTIES IN SCARFS, Bows and Ties, in rariety,—by far the largest city—at the 0) next door to Franc, peste horace For Corxs, Bunions, Chillbiains, In; visit Dr. White’s rooms, No. ite Treasury De; Wi THERMOMETERS ani and made to order by ——_e Wuenre 18 Franc, At 433 7th'street, d Barometers are Hempler, peat ayy surest THE HatTer? next door to the Ori Me bonye sll 96 ea latest les and sells them at a lower Call and see tor Pumarintey aticoel For ALt THe latest styles of Linen and Paper ginal Franc, 431 7th street, é than anywhere yourself, "tr Collars go to the Ori next door to Franc, the Ficunes Witt ge Fortunes Are Made. Georgetown Advertisements.| BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc. _t#Rany Exeaetauneer. @ SOLOnONS, SELECT READINGS ‘ATIO) Rrotthespoce trios Farih: Gest cet wr BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, pi eee ead oe 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Church, commencing at Th 0’ aa. 1G, Auctioneer. SALE OF LONG BOAT “LADY | pars a. wise sae ee Union....02 Ercan | Rae cers thar 2 ae Sphynx, or Baie Destii ad ; than ENGRAVING, PRINTING, rent. also, sro Ob AE amialareteix. BINDING, LITHOGRAPHING. ASL FOLKS CONCERT _jan 4-902 PENNSYLVANI 4VENUB. weEN MILLINGTON'S LIST WEDNESDA ~ loth of January, S' és % NEW BOOKS. Thirty of tee bert Bn ee ike Dee z cere are x on ‘will appear in the Costume of Many The Music is grand and the scenes the most ladi- of Oden times. If you it te laugh. «>! EW BEFBESHMENT SALOON. . KAS} jeer as Amano tots aetna ratte . fy A . ‘Hei OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE EigpTS OF GEORGETOWN, AT Avg: | OPENING OF a BEW gr irtue of a deed of trust, bearing date th: o ee epee wg le at gare | PAAR hea go rtten reauee ofthe party entitied thereunder, the | he. public are favited te gimine ow WESNESDAY AFTERNOON. ike ST Under National 4 o'clock. all lot of ground on the Heights of sage | St tener. Georgetown, beg tanln for the same at a poiat on teven feet from the northwest corset of Seokierd “ * . fev and Washington, streeta, and Tanning theace west PROFESSIONAL. with the line of Stoddard street forty three 43) feet six (6) inches, and running back of that wiach one 7 KS, DEN 5 hundred and thirty five (135) feet, ‘This lotts un. | S9. 7° "HZ ish amet abeve Penna. avenue, wed by one of those =n Bs ick OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL, sidences Enown as “Cooke's Villas,” and isin the DENTISTRY. immediate ig] ir] residences ver Forty cent. less than any Dental 2 tor Cocke, admiral Waatord, Judge Peck, and other | listment in the city. all werk warranted, dec}8-6m well " = T y will be sold subject toa deed o | (* “B. FOSTER. M. D.. DENTIST. No. 1106 trust duted the 16th of Fy > 1859, for $5,000 ; New York avenue, near 12th street. Many years which will be dae in Fel 74, the, interest on | of professional experience in New York ila ich has been fally paid to the 16th of August last phils: enables Br. F to mubeerve the beet interests ‘erms of sale: $3,000 in cash, and the residue in | of who engage bis services nell six and twelve months, with interest from sale at ten per cent. per annum. If the terms complica with within five dave item thoaes | J » Ghoscersrs ts ih within five See ofeale the tastce reserves the Fight to resell eh ake ATTORNBY-AT-Law, isk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, All com Teyancing, including revenue stamps. at the cost of | Room @, on second floor of Barbour’s Law Building the purchaser. A deposit of $50 will be required Washington. aS ee Removed from 484 Lowisiana avenue. nolé-tr J: CARTER MABBURY. Trustes. decl3-eodds THOS. DOWLING, Auct. MOvVAL. R vk Jorn 8 DathaLtnseremor S7- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- ies til WEDNESDAY, January 10th, 1878, same hour | MA DENTAL ROOMS to 1827 Pe. avon place. azeoras 7° AB RTs DOWLING Mack, and 16th streets. ry 7] a LADIES’ GOODS. JOHN F. HANNA, ey ariaw, ADIES, ATTENTION! Bo. § Young's Law Buildice, ome dest Washington, D. ©. 8. HELLER, 715 Market Space, wishes to call your attention to the fact that he has on hand a complete sssortment of NATU- RAL CUBLS and HAIR BRAIDS, and a fine amortment of IMITATION | HATR| CHIGNONS. He sells Uorsets at reduced ices. He curls hair for 2 cents a set. He hax oa and and just received a large assortment of GLOVES, which he will sell at @1 per pair— ‘REAT BARGAT N SECO! S7 Remember the name and number. SICAL INSTRUMENTS, Jans 5. HELLER, 715 Market Space. Fianos, Meledeone, Accotdeone, iol at aciual value, at ‘420 M. WILLIAW'S, _j6 Im _ between Pennsylvani RARE CHANCE—Having cotermined t> intro- 4 A Ticein thie the celebfated CORO, FRENCH OPERA AND RECEPTION MACEED PIANO, Phiee sie, one BONNETS AND FLOWERS. ee ee neeeegs tone oe OPERA CLOn&S READY-MADE PARTY. tone: better fintebed, apd more durable ‘han any CLOAKS, AND VELVET POLONAISE: ee eee eee oe ee A large variety of REAL LACES. The celebrated 3.28. B° CORSET, the best in the world. ‘he most beantiful assortment of UNOERGAR- MENTS. DRESSES made at the © notice ‘and most reasonable terms. HOLIDAY GOODS. He=!24" eoepns. We would respectfully eail the attention @f oxy customers and the public gemeral!y tc our large as} well-eclected stock of GOODS FOR THE BORL- DAYS. among which we would name, in part— IMPERIAL LAYER RAISINS. NES. in 1. 2 and ¢ : "NBS and DRIEO FRUIT. Wales Neate PEACHES. in glats. very beso WRITE BEATH PEACHES. in and 31d. cass GREEN PEAS, Domestic and Frencn. TOMATOSS, im 2-Ib. and 3-1. cans, TEXAS BEEF, 8 very nutritious article. BUCKING’ PARKER USE SOUPS. ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES. ICKLE: PRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds. BSTERS, in gings and tine. PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHO' PRESERVES of all Binds, Gordon's mak ALso, OLD JAMAICA RUM SCOTCH ané WHISKY Very snperior OTD BRANDY GA ANGELICA. M Pont bEine Wixes All the popular brands of CHAMPAGNE WINKS and a few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in too Castom House at Georgetown . (hereby guaranteeing the purity of the Wine offered. FOR 8ALE LOW BY BROWNING @ MIDDLETO! No. 614 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _deelé-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hore. Laie see coven oranan, Between D and E streets, DEALERS IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES, WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKIES, ETC., ARE NOW OFTERING 4 FINE STOCK OF CHRISTM48 GROCERIES. CONSISTING IN PART OF MABAGA GRAPES. HAVANA ae, LONDON LAYER RAISINS, in whole, ball, and uarter boxes 4 (9 sontene:) LEMON PE) PEEL ERVE GINGER, UNES, in glass, tin, LLIES, S. Morton’ RIE FRUITS, aber an Shett : and NAPLES WALNUTS ™ MEAT. ‘and Corson & Boyd « PLE CIDER. (ot bled) Y Ariss. APPLE BUTTER, agen Deiry- and Pact CBBESE \WHkar. ad DRIES SYRUP. XO MOLASSES, EW York BUTTES: = 3 TEAS. FINEST QUALITY GUNPOWDER IMPERIAL, OOLORG,and ENGLISH BREAKFAST TBA” Bi L rrels and kite: NGUES and SUUNDS, HALIBUT FINS BRANDTES, WHISKIES, ETC. JAMAICA RUM, pere: Orard NE. RUM. Mtherwood “OLD RESEQVE” WHISKY ae SEB Nectal wick Y PALE SHERY WINE. (very fine.) (very fine: MADEIRA. PORT. sod CALIFORNIA WINES, FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES, &c. decl6 Ins vening and join tt: astit good; witness Sisorongh | Teeraton Mr. Dowell: ner fofmer husband.” * | spector General Gatchel,of the Board of Health, See the prices at which four of tht leadt examination of the different Pavements in use in | ““Cross-examined by Mr. Chandler:—Had not — spielen paint heer pte Laie emg Sewing Machines are cold in the United Btatcs that city, and examine into the methodso | i n through Lar “ % 2 treating ‘and preserving wood pavements now | the pares. es eon since 1861 except through | Ci. Deep Creek oysters: sales a Oeugtt cebeene: | and England: N4t0saL EWS OOMPARY, 323 Pennsylvania ave., between 34 and 4% streets. J TSS a SEIPT OF THE LATEST AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS. England bavetal the, Roveities cur liner FOR BOORS, i ory 1 pour : practiced there. Mr. Lipscomb sworn.—Witness resided in Rich- | Emma Alven, 400 bushels Yocomico oysters, sold Price ta Bg EG 1S On THE WINTER SEASON? Feants, w ae —— mond ten years; the first year of the war he was | 8t70c.a@1.75 per bushel; sloop Cobb’s Creek, 600 $4 ae FRAMES, iG DESKS. SurentxTenvests or Street Work Re- | in the army, and subsequently in the revenue | bushels Rappahannocks, small, sold at65c., large 35 00 65 00 | Alse,e fine stock of MILLINERY and FANCY ; oc: LiEVED.—The following named superintendents | bureau; a woman of bad reputation in Rich- a schoonor FI: ing Fish, 800 bushels Poco- is 40 00 4500| oeDs. ‘ of special Improvements under the Bosrd of | mo as the wife of Kives Pollard; the | Mote oyaters, small. Gc., larger $1-25per bushel: | “ane above prices are for exactly the same | A full assortment of GROS GRAIN RIBBONS. ‘and Aarounce that Public Works have been relieved from duty:— | plaintiff is not that woman. FH barrels seaside oysters offered at $4.25 per | cisssee of machines as sold in countries, | _notl-tr 506 oh street, between E and F. jan P. HILL. Proprietor. | specialty '- $. Bates, employed on Isth street, between | John H. King sworn.—Witness was in Rich- | barrel. hie Suers iy coaresiy ouy Gteranca te CF coy rm mk ARLINGTON,” artiste. Pennsylvania avenue and New York avenue, | mond during the war as an officer in the rev- material and labor in any of the above-named GRAND OPENING z T , and on F, between 17th and 2Ist streets; Francis | enue department, and one of his duties was to | More Licut.—The Board of PublicWorks have machines. VERMONT AVENUE. Bensler, om, oe street, between fmnsylvania | are that blockade Funners aid not Intringe ne é is eigen neni amy and gas to —W. g. Witcon, President of the ar BR. > avenue undary streets; , | laws; a large force of informers or detec- | erect localities:—13 01 ‘achine Go., personall; i ath, between F and M streets; John K Brows, | tives. Mecotlces a female who pamed as Mrs. | street, between 4th and 100, 6 om @ aineol be, ered bane tata cess eee ae M. KING, Jr. T. RORSSLE 2 SON, NEW Y8ams cirrs. Hi street, from 7th to the Circle; J. B. Cramer, | Pollard, whose character was not good for chas- | tween 3d street and New Jersey avenue north. prices are and taken by him from cir- oc 18-19 PRrorairrons. FURS, SHAWLS, 4%, from Maine avenue to Arsenal; Samuel E. | tity. The plaintiff is not the party. Plaintifi’s | west; 1 on F street, between 2d and 3d; 260n H | Gulara published in the United ‘States and Eng- MASONIC TEMPLE, Ss OOo Dougiass, H street, from 18th to 36th streets; | reputation ‘was good. street, between North Capitol and 7th east;50n | jand under the corporate names of the com- CORNER HINTH AND ¥ STREETS. 4 GO. WILLARD, COLLARS, NECKTIES, eek Vermeeh arene Tee ee | Gena Diunel: | aatueensaan Mnisenaeeee tak ete, Seales secepiotering ae marsians: : = : SARPRERCRINTS. | ‘ermont avenue, streets; wi c ichmond— ED. ASHINGTOR, D. Phillip B. Dowell, Missouri avenue; Joseph H. | some speaking well and others ill of her. Per- | northwest; 23.0n New Jersey avenue, between Com of on cutive How and Selected Stock of bad = a) D MITH, Cler! Court of Common Pik Fletcher, 4th street, between Maryland avenue | sons were in the habit of commenting on what | C street and New York avenue. a of the ‘of Conahaan Get yahoga Co., O. and New York avenue; Gilman Kirby, E street, | they saw in nee about her. ——s- ; ‘The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at bi — arrested for her su; A STOLEN Coat RecoveREp—Quick Work.— betwoen 7th and 13¢h Streets; James I: wyaie ‘as she d for wponelt | + Srcees Coes Ba = A. Rosentaat, 404 7th street. iz street, between 7th and bjected to and question ruled out. o4 ee | ae tere eel ceteen ene Ulloa: “Taties PRE SAAD RAzt | ((REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES WEL “aoe te i“ ‘Terms easy. ; Joseph $. Martin, Tue Star buildings to-day hung his coat on —_-——_ LADIES’ HOSIBEY, GLOVES AND OORSETS ath ‘streets; R. C. Murphy,’ G street, between | Capt. W. H. Daniel swern:—Her character in | the banisters in the third story, from where it | Gosrss PaTaxt ExvLEcTING Gas amp | at the lowest market rates. oele-tr 3d and 15th streets; KOH Ry , East Capitol | Richmond was good. was stolen. The loser at once notified Detective | Laur SHapss will save one-half of the quan- BECEIVED—A fine essorument of Berg ar to Louisiana avenue; in A. Rheem, | Cross-examined :—Had heard her reputation | Bigley, whoin a very few minutes overhauled a tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use A ie, “ Madison and Jackson Places; Josiah Simpson, | Geertenes, bet the conclusion arrived at was | man, named John H. Reiden, in Murder Bay, | of them. are and durable. A. Ro- | geeuim SLIPPER 3d street, between Indiana and New York ave- at she was abore re) a who had just left the coat at a ranche in that | senthal, No. 404 7th. is the agent for them, SEPEYS eee nues; M: W. Shekel, 1 street, between 20tivand | .€. C. Smith recalled:—Witness has known | desirable focality. The property was recovered, | and also for Goetz’s Double-cone Chandelie: Sc. £0., which Tam to sell at the lowest Zith streets, Henry Wills, B street, between Mrs. Pollard to go round the house during the | and Reiden was taken to Police Headquarters. | Reflectors, and the Diamond Diffusive Daylight ices. Call ‘ pod A. STRAUSB’, a ‘enusylyania avenue street; William B. | ni eer Mca Reflectors. Pe 5 S. ‘ aie, toaareens beens Pennsylvania ave. | McKenzie Wilson recalled—Witnesshas known | _ScppEx DzatH.—Yesterday, Chas. H. Slater, Perse acter ae! onansk Sretk. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. nue river; G. T. McGlue, I street, between | Mrs. Pollard to take a round of examination | who lost a in the em at Fredericksburg, Norick TO THE Prsiic.—ti. Becker & Oo. Isth and 2ist streets. Mr. W. H. Chase, super | through the house to see that all was right. was discovered to be quite sick, and his friends | successor to P. Wallach, dealer in men’s, youths’ POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, FOR DIAMONDS, ac , intendent of sewers, has been directed by the | Judge J. W. Moore sworn.—Witness was a | were about to take him toa hospital, but while | and boys clothing, have received an new LEABING SALES. board to take temporary charge of the work | member of the confederate congress; became | putting him ina Tt he died. The de- | stock of goods, ‘which are — at from which the above-named persons have been | acquainted with the plaintiff, then Mrs. Dowell, | ceased served in the %ith New York regiment | lowest market ‘Those in want ry | relieved. : | (Pollard) in 1862; never heard an intimation | during the war. The coroner did not hold an | or gent’s ‘would do well to 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, against chastity until the bill for divorce | inquest, as it was apparent that he died of gen- apf examine before ‘Tue Week or Praver.—The week of prayer | W488 filed, in which adultery was charged. eral debility. where. I. Broker & Co., ouR appointed by the Evangelical Alliance, which Cross-examined: :—Witness heard her reputa- Laer ap tion for chastity discussed before he left hich- | Hore: Cnaxcx—By the advertisement else- generaly cxsecvodin sll Gre Prowseere sbenctos mond in the # ring of 1860 for Halitax, where he | Tere Ts Hotel: har takers ne once jate | po ROBALSAMINE! of this city by prayer services eve: ht this | remai = e surrender, and public is — pre A dt 5 Scales miredas mcolu | Opinion was then divided on it. ness House, rechristening it The Imperial Hotel. A NEW DISCOVERY. Fe —Wi . Sykes is so well and favorably known to the Hall every day at 12 o'clock. The service yes- George H. Plant sworn.—Witness saw Mrs. | Mr. Sykes h 7S Lad: Lake. | traveling public that the problem with him will — terday was ied by Hey. De. Sunderland,and to- | Pobard on excursions on the Lady of the Lake Where areins gueststocomefrom? but- | ‘THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC LOTION. day by Rev. S. S. Mitchell. The Mr. Bradley offered to prove that her conduct | not be—w! Between 10th and Ith streets, N. W., IMMENSE STOCK is: was exemplary. how shall he find [for them all? — o 7 ee D. De Therelay Roe ink. | "The question was ruled out. a __ | 4 WATERY SOLUTION OF THE SEALING WINTER CLOTHING Jutten; Friday, Rev. C. B. Boynton; Saturday Witness never heard her conduct commented | | From James L. Kervand we have the Lady's | ‘and Sept. 12th. 1871. Kev. Mr. Athens; under the auspices of the | OD: ered Re eee Per ee Se ‘ ee eee eee Se) ) Te Be ObLa REGARDLESS. OF “Cole Evangelical Alliance of this city. Ladies’ meet- | _ Mr. Cox said = had some sur-rebutting testi- x mony, and calle Is as & dressing ‘WOUNDS, ULCERS, letture room from 110°? o'clock, under theaus: | _ WF. Breft,eworn:—Witness went to thetop| GEORGETOWN. songs of every deesrigtion, which i hesis bY pices of the Women’s Christian Association. | of the steps of the fourth floor and stepped down a ———__—— Eston cervices Island churches at 1.99 Scinek | one, two and three steps, and even then could | _GoLDEN Wenpine.—The residence of Mr. and each evening. Friday, éth-street Presbyterian see anybody Jooving Tae Becr 6 Mrs. Pol- | Mrs. John Clements, near Grace Church, was not . Choreb, Rev. Mason’ Noble. For to-day and | !ard's room, as the scene of a social reunion of the most pleasant | 18 scare-all,” aot testified by Maggie Sullivan. ‘compound; but every |. Scanlon, sworn: Wont t Mrs. Follard’s | character last ovening, ‘This venerable couple | te! see ct iets Beer, ornorom, Fuge Bait chart, | rom attr he Demty alr i thea yon | were marrcd'om the fin dnvof Semuary iss | smgiycaae ea ow ot >. Meador. were 7 Thorsten Teton ore’: | say he. was drunk when he made the charge | and thus enjoyed the Services THEREFORE BABGA! BARG. Banoalns Ph MAY BE EXPECTED. terian, Kev. B. F. Bi 3 are held ween bonne aulasd,, Gat Gat ho would take few, of around their hearthstone after ‘NO OTHER REMEDY BOLUS THE GAME TEsTs! eveni! jurches: - ; never knew Mr. Lyon fe a pao Sse gy ig T pone gee =a ‘At 12 o'clock Mr. commenced the | century, OVERCOATS, —— streak | peat been made onthe proof of the deftoiaet ALL KINDS, SIZES, QUALITY, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. ——. eee neuen fe La- | Ateecir, bat be weed risk a feather's weight the. Ritieth anst mag leer ” Qrening. Welserins, | om his testimony, for he had been contradicted. | The figure of the Epis. one contradicted Mrs. Pollard? He | the allotted i 3 : Masonic Tem; Gents of the sascn Sas peice cg ae tintand nee, TOUTES’ SUITS at 10, 11, 18,13.50, 90 015 Saicers of three tegather, tn Georgetown sll the couons feaseateoad as, BOTS’ SUITS trom 94 to 98. Alleghany Commenter et 3 rene Re, tear Sean's oun ‘fface. . Eatery com various many years to come. vans. Tue aS 1011 PERNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ee ee ae York, with merchandne Loree: eee Some: Between Meh and Tith streets. count upon an evening of enjoyment. iperchandioe Fong -<! < ck = : works, BOWLING aLLey, ae see a shy St ata Vice pecsidant,, Jecod Demedt of the peor will - sae won Janitor, stanapen i i