Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1872, Page 4

STAR. ~-iBane 17, 1972. LOCAL NEWS. &c., To-might. apty Pompty. —— Condensed Locals. ( the weather gave us a drop EVENING ‘DAY ‘The clerk tington we have the excellent number of the Galas: tu.an Benevolent Society No. 1 give a grand picnic at Analostan Islandon Wednesday hext. See advertisement. An “anti-Grant club” is organizing in this = will attend the Baltimore convention in @ body. A new post office has been established at Mount Pleasant, and Nathaniel appointed Postmaster. ttention is calle’ to the notice of the exhibi- tion of the pri department of the Deaf and | Dumb Institate to-morrow afterncon. The ex- ercives are always interesting. | iaint is made that, trough the failure of the contractor to remove the dam at the aaouth of the Missouri avenue sewer, at éth street, the cellars on Penns tha’ t were ft 1 on Satur he. ‘The Washington Schuetzen Verein held a meeting yesterdsy, and agreed to bold their val this year on the three last days in Gays in August, at their new eet, which will be fitted up in plendid stvte for the eecasion. The gradaating exercises of the Washington business college take place at Lincoln Halt to- g. The medals and cer Mr. Win. Stickn and the diplomas projected, to take piace | week, from Stzphenson’s | aud reture The boats E st_ colored woman, ed suddemiy in Prather's e to the conclusion that ry apoplexy. Exawiaasions. | -Male intermediate No.1, Public Scheel Fiaest Dievaicr. Mr. A.1. mart teacher, war examined this morning in the Franktin bullding by Truetees Stu: i ence of a lar of the pu- . The medal was awarded to Jos. Seesford, diplomas to Joseph 8. Linkins, Mark Ker. Howard Abbott, W. 5. Matchett, Walter Grant, chert Pentiand, Wa. Dutton, Sam’l Hurd! rury, Win. S. D. Haines and James Male intermediate No. 3, Miss Lucilla E. Smith her. wie Biso examined to-day by the try above named. The medal of the-school led to James MeEvoy, and diplomas | © George Hartweii, John Haliy, Chariee Cath- | cart. Johnsen Geo. LaParre, John Stutz, | Lowry, Forrest Dewees, Wm. Bates, Wm. ‘rank Thomason, Wm. Duehay, Fred arence Barrett. Jasper Duxbury, burp and Wm. Marsh. the above schools very satiafactory | In intermediate | an both of improvement was manifested No. 1 the exercise in arithmetic was particalarly commendable mediate No excelled in geography and zeading. diate No. 1 also carried off the penmanship | scholarship of that grad P being James S. Benedict. Im intermediate No. | 3 the copy books were very Revd and the prize there was only lost because Mise Smith had not carried ber pupils as far ax other schools. She, however, went to the limit laid down by the su- € schoo! Interme- perintendent,and a* far as she did instruction was thorough. In view of tl ciency attained, Trustee Hart present Clarence Barrett, whose copy book was co ceded to be the best, three-mostis’ scholar- ship m the Business college. There are but three schools now to be examined im the ist district. ‘The examination of the female gram- mar schooi, Mrs. Nevitt, teacher, will take | afternoon at one jock, that | diate No. 2. Miss Kate A. Me- Mahon, teacher, on Wednesday morning at 9:30, school, Mr. M. Kee, ‘ternoon at one Labor Strike. | TWO DOLLARS FOR EIGHT HOURS wors. 1 of workmen em plover 2 works of Messrs. ©. F Evans & Ce et, between Land M, work unless the for a defi nat “ot 2 iully 300 men $,appeated and in Mr. Bullard, that 2 i that se their work was by contract, based € * heretofore | Was Tmpossible to accede w their de- | 7get portion of the men lett, but te 2 matter ov 2 om the curbstone er, and from some of ferted that the strik MEN on other works On many of the streets bu work, but the stall s ascribed to the rain yesterday havin, extremely disagreeabi £ Mistrict gs to-night et thelr arr tend the ratifica- Herts as soon tion meeting Additional members were 5 erent commit the citi- € e ral comm making arrange | embers ment would be engaged ested that the time for the g be postponed. Mir @ & motion that Tuesday, Sih, be fixed 4s the time; agreed to. j Report: of severa’ committees were received. ratification meetin Buker 1: Cel Seaber moved mupic ate the off es and req * co-operation : tuittoe by the appointment of Jele- mittee; agreed to. * i et-Hove Law IN THE Hovex op As there has been po full and | itherto published of the action | Jelegates On Thursday last ' a « ‘ull, Choate ‘as, Dav Handy. Hogan, Hant, Lectanes, Piper, herd, Wall and the Speaker, j Silaker ss | ton of certain amounts due to the late corp: | tiom of corporation of Georgetown on accoant | to, authorizing the appointmen’ | Georgetown; read a seconde — < j the corner of sth street and the avenue,) be’ cou i er having adjourned over until Monda’ HOUSE OF DELEGATES.—Mr. Piper to suspend the rules aad read a second time Council bill (known as the Gray bill) amen- datory of the act prescribing the manner ot as- sessing and co! taxes for special improve- ag : Tene ensis. Carrush, Daria, Diet son, Hai Ds, ion ie au Piper—S. Nays Mesure. Bond, Brewer Bare Campbell, C! , Collins, Hunt, and the nder the call of districts the folowing were introduced and referred. By Mir. Handy—Bill ap $20.25 to enable the Governor to rei — EI er za Hall for a water tax paidin y Mr. Brewer—Bill appropriating $10,000 to reimburse Hant & Williams for losses sustati in the construction of the Jefferson school building, and a bill to reimberse the owners of ty on Pennsylvania avense, between 1G 15th streets, fer a portion of the cost of the improvement of said avenus. By Mr. Choate—Bill to authorize the Governor t> imvest the fund to endow the schools of Wash- = and the interestthereon. By Mr. Camp- ‘bvell—Bili prescribing ordina:ces ‘ur the | ng vation of health in the Columbia. Mr. LeBarnes submitted concurrent resoin- tion suspending the operations of the act of August 10th, 1811, preseribing the mode of as- Sessments for special improvements and pro- viding for its collec’ion. and moved to saspend the rules for its consideration; lost: Yeas Mesers. Davis, Dickson, H . LeBarne: Murray and Piper—6; nejs, i. Mr. LeBarnes moved t make the reaolation the special order for Muuday; lost—yeas, 5; nays, 9 REPORTS OF COMMITTERS Thefollowing bills were reported from com mittees. all of which were read a secon: time: Mr. Collins (ways and means)—Bills aathor- izing the sale of the Town Hall property in Georgetown, and bill in retation to the callec " of street improvements wud other accounts, with amendments. Mr. Brewer (claims)—Bill & the relief of Samuel H. Howell, appropriating $129.23 tor taxes erroneously paid. Mr. F (police)—Bill for the snppression of trad: and circulation of, obsce ue litera —Biil to sin and for iauthorizing appo of two garbage-masters for each he city of Washington, also, to pr ablisbment of assessmer i tion of a superintendent of assesment: and taxes and assessors, anc to define their duties and prescribe their compensation Jai (elections)—Bill fixing the time viding the annual elections on the second Tresdayia Oc tober in each . Mr. Shepherd (indebted. -ness of the jct)—Bill to provide for the payment of the debts of the ae levy court in the District of Columbia; and bit! ding for the payment of the debts of the lat poration of Georgetown. Mr. Brewer (ciaims)—Bil! to pay for medicines and medical attendance for the poor of the second legislative district Mr. Wail (public works and property)—Bill to authorize the board of public warks to dredge and improve the ehanne! of the Potomac river from the Long Bridge to Greenlea!’s Point, and ‘“ppropriating £30,000 for the purpose. Mr. Co!- lins (ways and means)—Keporied back the uz- noal tax bill, with amendments. Mr. Cox (na tional relations)—Counetl escurrent resolntion relative to the appointment of representatives to the centennial anniversary st Philadelphis, to. TEE PARBER-SHOP SUNDAY QFESTION. Mr. Hunt, from the committee on police, re- ported adversely on the bill to repes agthorizing the closing of barber shops on Sun- day. After some discussion the report was con curred in: Yeas— Messrs. Bond, Brewer, Choate, Davis, Handy, Hogan, Hunt, Murray, and Pi- Nays—Messrs. Bursiey, Campbell, Car /llins, Dickson, LeBarnes, Shepherd, and the Speaker—8. MISCELLANEOTS Bl 3TNESS. «'n motion of Mr. Shepherd, the bill to fund unsettled abilities of the ety of Washington, and providing for the issuing of bonds and t levying and collection of taxes to pay the sa e Was taken up and cousideted, snd various amendments were acted upon, when the consid eration of the bill was further postponed until after the call of districts on Monday Mr. Campbell, by unanimous consent, intro- duced bif to provide for the construction of temporary market sheds on square 446; referred. Mr. Bursley submitted a resolution authoriz- ing the employment of an assistant to the chief clerk; to. ; Mr. Cox introduced bil! to anthorize the Gov- ernor to institute proceelings to open and con- demp Monroe street, to intersect with Bridge street, Georgetown; referred The House then took up the license bil! as the special order. Mr. Campbell moved to amend by exempting manufacturers from the payrent of the water tax; agreed to. On motion of Mr. LeBarnes, the tax on ban and bankers was made %3 incead of %) ceute % 7 on each thousand dollars of capital ed. Mr. Campbell moved to strike out the para- umposing @ tax upon carts, wagons and rejected. substitute od by n read a 2, (Messrs. Mr of the act amages #1 street, iv Adjourned viding for the settiemen’ tained by the improvement of I DPamace by the Storm Yesterday. About terday atternoon & rifle storm vi this se ‘The cain fell in torrents, ove 4 alleys snd gutters, giving them a therongh | cleaning. Some damage was done in waehing away pavements in course of ¢ to unfinished sewers. Th: water hacked u. apbumber of the cellars on Pen enue, between 3d an stm Howard and Bennet Hoare: Charles Hoteis, Dubant’s, (64 avenue,) Gilman’s, Leonard & street and the Raasel! overtiowed. The cellars on rh street, opposite centre market, were all footed. On f enue. between 9th and 10 @ small river, and the officers at the central guardhouse were obliged to constract a bridge to get over to terra firma. ‘The square between and Maryland av- flowed, caused by the backing ‘The cellar of Dickson's brewery, street, took in about 5 feet of water up from the canal. 3, No. 713 4% , doing much ‘The Tiber was wild.the water raising i caumoge. over the top of the arch and overtowing the shanties along its banks, causing a hasty move of the occupants. A portion of the arch about 90 feet long, which had beeu left unfinished (not | keyed up). broke through, inflicting a loss of about $5,000. An unfinished bouse in row, on K street, adjoming the Tibe washed down with the exce wall, los about $1,000. ber of sewers caved in, the new sewer over Sls: bert’s Was of the front although the water was backed up waist ‘high it stood the pressure. Some wool and barrel. oftar at the Concrete works on Iith street above L were washed awa; ~ oe IMPROVEMENTS AT Mount VERNO The annual report of the regent of t non estate represents that since the last assom- bling of the council am the improve- made have been the ing of a fire- » putting a furnace inthe cellar to pre- vent dampness, building of a new road from tie wharf to tue tomb, and 2 new and complete system oi drainage that will be greatly condu- cive to the heulthiness or the place. Over nine hundred fruit trees have been planted. The evergreens, neariy eight hundred of them im. ported by Mr. W. W. Corcoran, and presented to the sssociation, have been set out on the splendid slope that extends from the tomb to the river ae Mu’ Ver- pene ees SX ‘TRE PUNERAL of Mre. M. T. Brock, wife of Captain W. G. Brock,of the Metropolitan police, ‘The pupils of the : * ts HH re on laws andj 4 Shocking Treatment of an 01d Woman. BER DEATH ALLECED TO HAVE SEEBX Cavs. BY THE VIOLENCE AND CRUELTY OF BEA Roba w. ri night, the deputy coroner, Dr. J sartigan, was notified that Mrs. ir | Gleason, aged about 80 bad died at 0 honse of her daughter-in-law, corner of 20th ar.d 1. streets, under circumstances which warraa*ed ict investigation. Dr. Hartigan at onca | ceeded :o the place. Persons residing near by a = [~ ter-in-la' - Mrs. es er in-law, 5 on inad'bosten ant thrast Also, that ily trei Beldget ‘A. Gleason, who her oat of doors on several oceasions. the son of ohne peter neg eo years ago, makin, provision Temity, bet that the old ‘woman kas been kent in a starving condition, aed while she was in a dying state the daughter-in-law had her carried to an old shed, where she died. A post mortem was held yesterday morning, as also an inquest. fied on Saturday morning, and found Geccased eatied on Saturday and foun in a comatose state, Mrs. Bridget A. Gleason told witness that he was not sent for, and refused to permit him to prescribe, and it she would not give the cine; witness made no ls teft, saw the old woman this morning, and she was dead; noticed a bruise over the left eye, and one on the right arm above the wrist; the former war about two inches im diameter; the bruise of the head might be produced by a fall or blow trom a blunt instrament, but that of the arm could hardly result from a fali Leowisa’ Warren, colored, testified: Last Wednesday hear] the daughter-in-law trying to induce deceased to go te the almshouse; the old woman resisted some time until witness and others remonstrated; Mrs, Bridget A. would not allow the old woman to = in thehouse that night; she stayed witha neighbor, who also gave | Ler something to eat; next day she attem te drag her away from the house for the same purpose, gud the neighbors interfered; Fi eveaing the deceased came to wit showed witness a braiseon_ her right arm, say. | ing ber daughter-in-law bad struck her; the treatment of the deceased was generally ‘very bad, as she was compelled to stay out and live in 2’ poverty at atime when witaess be- she had sufficient funds. Nagtey (illison, colored, testified that she was present at the death of deceased; her daughter- n-law manifested great indiitereuce; she seemed ; @nxious to bury her as soon as possible; saw her slap the deceased in the face about two weeks ago. and her treatment of her was generality n Middicion, colored, testified ihat Mrs. Bridget A. last Thursday pulled the deceased by the cheek and arm, ot she must get Sway from there, and she would take her to the poorhouse; Saturday she asked witness to stay with deceased while she was going down etreet, atter remaining about halfan hourshe returned with burial clothes to lay the old woman ext be- fore she was dead; witness told her she could not put those burial clothes on her uutil she was dead. Harriet Jones, colored, testified that Saturday morning she saw the deceased in a shed adjoins ing the , propped up onthe floor, with her leg: drawn up under her, and evidently dyin, tole Mrs. Bridget A. t was no way in whic to treat a sick person, and she replied she was well enough; after she died, the daughter-i law would not permit amy one to lay her oat but herself; she seid she would not begrudge the payment of #100 to put her in the grave just then. Other witnesses corroborated the above. ‘The jury returned a verdict that “‘the said Bridget Gleason came to her death between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock p. m.,on the 15th day of June, in the year 1872, on the premises of her daughter-in-law, corner of 20th and L streets, in the city of Washi 3; and they further fing that the cause of the death of the said Bridget Gleason was congestion of the brain, superinduced by violence and cruelty at the hands of Bridget A. Gleasen.” Dr. Hartigan caused Bridget A. Gleason to be placed in chargeot an officer in her own house; and she was afternoon committed to jail. persimenicn x Sins THe Mrtropisrs of the distriet are makin, preparations for holding a camp meeting, an to-night a meeting to consider the subject will be held at the Foundry church. There have been two skeen spoken of—Jackson’s, on which the Washington and Severn camp was held last year, (abont 14 miles north of Oder- ton, on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad), anc Smith's woods, about 6 or 7 miles above. it is probable that the third or fourth week in July will be fixed upon as the time, as the peo- pie in that section, who are great peach raisers, object to a camp in August when they are busy with their peach crops. - ° | bad Es pai hyn Potomac KatnRnosv.—The last rail on thi# great work was laid on Toesday in the vicinity of White Plains, Charies count distant about twelve miles from Pope's ores! on the Potomac river, to which point the road had been previously completed by-the force werking trom that end of the road. Ou Wed- resday the train ran through to the river, aud returning Drought up the workmen who’ had been engaged in the track-laying, their aa- boore car, &c., and these will now be transferred to the Washi a branch, where the work of laying the side tracks, switches, turn-tables, 2 be immediately commenced. For this purpore a very large quantity of ties, gotten out iu the lower part of this county and in Charles, which remained over from the work below here, ly being transported by the trains to the points on the branch road where they are re- | gusred, Lhe work of ballasting the mi will now be tramediately commenced. We un- | | derstand that the work will be formally opened | on Saturday next, (and not Wednesday, as here- j , owing to the meeting of ‘the state | democratic convention on that day,) when Gor. | Bowie, president of the road; Mr. DuBarry, viee president, and other disting gentle’ | men, are expected to be present.— Prince Geor gion. | Tang Bevacn oy Pzomise Suits ix Oxe Day.—Frederick Augsberger, Andrew Rouks and Henery Pfeiffer were yesterdav arrested on the suits’ respectively of Susaunah Preuz, | Celina Schett and Mary Miller, each of the fair | ones claiming that her confidence, given under sromise of marriage, had been be‘rayed. Miss Preuz wants 210,00 damages. while the other two asks for but $1,009 each. Miss Miller says that In her case the marriage ceremony had been set down for the 27th of May, and the com- pany invited assembled, but Pfeiffer failed to put in an a an v. ¥, Sum, 15th inet. FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION ON A SPANISH STBAMER — Fifty-five Persons Killed. —The Spanish steamship Guadayea, while lying in ihe harbor of Marseilles yesterday, with her passengers on board, exploded her boiler, tear- ing to pieces the entire upper portion of the ship. Of those on board but tew escaped death 'y. Forty-four passengers and eleven of icers and crew were killed. Immediately after the explosion the steamer took fire, and the flames communicated to the dock, and a serions conflagration was threatened. Severa! hundred bales of cotton were consumed, when the flames were subdaed. THE DRANESVILLE (Va.) STARuING Case. Washington Farr, mitted to the jail of this -gounty on the 11th of December last, for cutting Mr. James Cockeriile with a knife, near Drains- ville, is still confined awaiting the result of Mr. .’* injuries. at was thought the case would have been disposed of on Monday, but we learn that the qpndition of the wounded man is now very critical. This was the reason for the ad- jourmment of the grand jury unt®@ Monday next.—Leesburg (Va.) Washi miahe A Lapy, who had gone largely inte the forg- ing business, was quite recen?ly arrested in Rochester. She is . Loomis ot Marshall, Mich., but bas been residing temporarily in Syracuse, where she for her Lusband’s name to check? amounting between $2,000 and 33,000, and got the money for them. Then she Went to Rochester, where a policeman from Michigan picked her up, and will take herhence to snewer to charges not only of forgery, but of adultery —————$—$— A Mcrpener Discovenzo in SvaTE Paison. 4 “spatch from Springfield, [., confirms the report that the mur of ex- Secretary of State Sharon Tyndale had been discovered in the per- son of James gee in the Illinois mitentiary. Im '€ will be arreste: on the of the murder of Secretary Tyndale and taken to Springfield for trial. ——_____ PURCHASE OF A Lance Estate.—Mr. Paxron, of C.R. Pe ij Monday |: Foams Tigsnia, on Monday eet Bare of this town. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. EW BOOKS SUMMER RESORTS. __ BA BATHING. TRE COURTS. Pahre Caimiwar Ceurt, Jt Humphreys.—To day the Jane term of a overt was convened by FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. T PHILP * SOLOMONS” gauied and id navn The sane aE. = COBB'S ISLAND, ¥ & now Ag ty pe at A ali 1 TInt answel ir mare 1v. ni + ore. a —_—_ } Sree sworn—Mr. Joln T. Given as fore- | 53st PoP Pethion: Fishing ad balpe Shoot man. The were brietly charged as to their 5 ea duties under the law, their attention being | £208, iss. called particuiariy to the jaws in relation to j elections and to dueling. They then retired to | U deliberate. Seventeen members of the peti of inatteodanc daring the soasva. ate rom Rivelk by steamer S- Address pe ‘cert OGKY POINT HOTEL, i Gare for an earty day. Virginia sixes, consolidated, SEASON, 1879-ON THE SUSOPEAN PLAN. iy inicn'¥) A Bree Mr. Harrington said that it was imposstbie to 17; North Oarclina’s, old, tex? opae of the — fixa day now, as the most impsrtant witness This well knows and had been sent to Virginia. dull and 4 Sond court left it to the counsel to fix thetime of | jour 4: : nior; Pennsylvania w. tial. | Corn quiet bus ‘ mie southern, 68a69; mixed ‘The petit jurors were discharged watil Wed- | western inelevater, dull offered at bY. Oats dall: Suess, ‘Bye quiet but ons quictacd nomias’. Bulk ASA clenr rib sides, 7 nesday, amd it is expected that those who [all tu | westera uixed. 4said, auswer to their names then, after having been | fitm a9! (5. vi summoned, will be brought’ in on aftachinents, and perhaps fined. fe Lite ot Abratam Lincoin. by Ward @ lg: "eatchel Guide to Ruripe: Compact i gory abde os, agar P Court, Judge Snell.To-day, th fase cae oe J hatunbedersd et by iia ie OLICE § , the festerp Dutter quic a “J ougham dock was crowded ‘with offenders, post of them SEWELL’S POINT, ractecige oes Va. Reve Hastrated.. . we charged minor offences, such as common (OPPOSITE FORTRESS , siadelphia . drunks and use of profane and indecent lan- 7 coay, 6. Excuanee, lone! 95 sey ‘All the pew Books received ws soon guage in public. Some paid fines and were dis Soom a). North “Carelina’, 32%; Books sent Dy mail, poriage free |, and others were sent te the workhouse. Nicholas Walker, colored, charged with being crazy drunk yesterday in the county, and hold- ing possesston of a road to the terror of passers- by $10. Fanny Robinson a fast colored girl of f 6 for ing ace ge ah 0! us! nt ta in public. Wn. Kich, for the shme offence on canal ro: in the county, was taxed $3. Wim. Thomas too possession of ‘Cissel alley yesterday, and main- tained his position untif the officers dislodged him, and he was nipped $5_ by Judge Snell this S's, 4, pew, @. 29. few. 29. New York, Jane 17—¥lozr col! and heavy Wheat auict and bear: Corn dull and decliving. Loxues, June 17; ae fi Be lenels opened i lor money an: a for acconnt atiet jeady 1862, 91; 1885, old, 92; 1957, 91ds; 10-4) ne 17.—Bentes opened at 65 france, 73 ‘This new and spacious Hotel will be fully open for ee PHILP @ SOLomOoNS,” Booksellers and Stationers, pels 911 PENNSYLY. AVENUB NEW Boowe PcaLsH D AND FOu SALB BOOKSTOK &. axp Pa. Av. * the anther of Betese Good bre Sweetheart By aay + 0) Bnd will be opt ans FIRST CL, ‘Will be Kept asa : the comforts of home with the health and lee of the weas ue. bint Texu 8! THE WEATHER. =~ ‘War Deranrwvest, Chief Office, Wasuverton, -» June 17, 1872, 10 a. m he ‘all Room is is Lighted with ges. bat La raph © ; Bose te She. price, 72 conte. r fer : S. ® SYNOPSié POR PAST TWENTY-FOUR BOURS.— | a ents of i m and vicinity take | oo the Lost Helr of lithgow. By BM Cohered iteaig ek eee aod teenie cee | Tee taro hes lee ee ae, | ee Lady of the Lake. ur the Bay Line | Work: £178. rar ae tod By Maris was arraigned for a variety of offences | Where fresh to brisk and occasional high east- | from Baltimore, arriving at the hovel early the nex z a, thin and iS By Geo. M emused by benzine im the head ay; $5. | rly to southerly’ winds, ‘Terms; $3 vcr day, G35 for.twe works, $00 po | 4};._.A" American Girl Abroad: 1 Caroline Baily, Virginia Minor, and Lucinda | nd arees of rain ; ae Pe = trated. 91.0 Bighted at bast. AN Smith, three colored cyprians, charged with | ceeded by to southerly winds Proprictor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk bel Lee By the author of Valorie &: gncicing prostitution in Prather’s alley; work- ca coe = — = ee ee. aes Crown from qhe Bpear. By the other < Ouse. Ma} mtigae, f \y ly wre no Ma 2 r any Thr: — forfeited hee stneat one phil Harn: | over the Nee Engitad and middie sree ne PROFESSIONAL. Tae, Bernte » Restos ‘Charged with assault and battery on Lawrence | light to fresh northerly to westerly winds, and 0 1. Stone;<10. Wm. Parker, assault and batters | o¥er the southern states, except Florida, with | JS. W LAMONT WHEBLES, formrly Bo | The Bandn. By on Isaec Johnson; 5. Sarah Smith, assautt an | light to fresh easterly to’ southerly winds, and dept physician of Bcllevoe Hospital ™ a Proceatenee Madore battery on Emily Stoll; $5. Catharine Bailey, | NOrth of the Ohio valley, with light t> fresh “Ghrovte dissects & ceecisite, Office houre: 0a. | “Station a white woman’ with ‘left eye in monrning, | Sontherly winds. Cloudy weatker at San Fran- | to3p mand from? ie? ein elt im | Blan oke. charged with keeping a disorderly hous2en the | Cisco and San Diego. The highest barometer = Workman's Time Books. ith street road, opposite the Howard university. | 1 central over Virginia, the lowest probably NOTICE.—I have resumed the geae- ‘s Lead Ps 2. This house has been a nuisance to the nel hood for a long time, and last night over eastern Dakot: poor, |" Prosasitreas--Presh to brick easterly to EDICAL ens, Faber ND ec er Office, second door | Pere Linen Praytog Gerds, on M street from Every thing in the magazine. pews publication line, w: hwest corner. L. M. TAYLO t was jorse DP. boleanle and recs a hi ar southerly winds, imereasing cleudiness and areas | _* TON 5 Bookstore, Hames ithe Dice Selig eed cncocene an | stale eeraiaant antennae ee J43, GOLEPHANE, —B. BRAILRT, | aprser Corse eee a ted Pema atone nigkt long. Several witnesses testified azainst | ley. Light to fresh easterly to southerly winds, ir Sup. Laie with (ipiciad Re | —™ thts house, among them General G. W. Ballock, | Clear and cloudy weather for the © e eTICE. Protessor Hart, and Mr. Williams, who live | Scuthern states, with possibly occasional areas Gom's.ex-ef C oF. or neur by. The aecused was fined $100 and costs, | Of tain over the south Atlantic states. Clear @ oer of Ciarms. NASD Bas ané@ in default 6 months in jail. John Shugure, | @@d partially cloudy weather for the New E: @ BRAILEY Bs ascaulion John Hammerley:=5. Erancis Posev, | land and middle states, with increasing cloudi- | sTEZROGEAPHERS AND LAW Ef" <+@R8 yekahis colored, assault on his wife Mary? 2200 bonds to | bess aud southeriy winds over the lower lake re- Office: *No 116 oh petecre keep the peace andstand committed until given. | gion. enue), and Room 1 are fae’ Li Georgetown Advertisements. ae BX THOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer; Georgetown, | _maré-ly GEORGETOWN. SHOckineG Dears or a Cump—Bry Breat ecld-tr Po ——— I he <_<: | tihinteenaiieeieneene ‘Grammed wto its Mouth watit it Sujfocaice.—Act- | MULES, HORSE, CARTS, HARNESS, kc, THE @. STARK WEATR: TCHES, JEWELRY, &c. ing Coroner Hurtigan was yestorday called upon EFFECTS OF ‘A CONTRACTOR, ‘AT’ AUO- N. GINEER anp $f _ _ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. _ tolbold an inques: on the body of s.olored child | |T10M- 0. wsenay wonuina, susexo Care pram Daa Wie fos G, SOLDSTLIN 2 Co. Who had died of suffocation in Georgetown. The Sa 12 o'clock, I will g-ll.at the Livery and red Pesca Oe at the : neighbors state that the child had been in the Bal rnee, on Bridge ‘. corner New ‘svenve and 18D jo Btabien'of BH Da “WATCHES AND JEWELRY, tr v =t Ho 3 io fine, young, well broken Mates. street ‘was seen holding its head and cramming bread into its mouth with her thumb; that she was i ABTBrexvals. REGD FENDALL. <0 SEEEE SIGHS VERS Temonstrated with, but paid no heed, and the | 10 sets Harness. FENDALL @ FENDALL, mayé Under the Metropolitan Hotel. child died some fitteen minutes afterwards. Dr. cot gg «Ea COUNSELLORS AT LAW, — +S tack go Bont Sclatonen THOMAS DOWLING, jand-tf Con. 4% sr. ann LovisiaNa AVENUE. B. ee Auctioucer. that it had caused suffocation. At the inquest —r this afternoon several witnesses were examined. DD®* Goods aT REDUCED PRIcEs. avenne, — Mrs, Norman, the eolored woman, deaiedem- | "4, ns scason is advanced we are selling all kinds a Bing bread into fis mouth; bat a whies worn | SESbUnd ad Somer ry Gods at evenly reducal errant Radway’s Ready Metier riwiding next door, named Elizabeth Jones, tes- | Erods for men and boys ivlarge ant wat bees it 3 Ww that abont fifteen minutes before its death Sciling them cheap will enable ustodoit. ‘Call and | J4MES B. WILLLAMs, . she saw Mrs. N. stuff a quantity of bread | cxemine our stock and buy bargains, “BENJAMIN ATTORNSY-AT-Law, OURES THE Worst Pars into its mouth, give it a driuk of ater, sed | MILLER, 101 Bridge sttoct, Georketow nett Tart ’. then shake it viol ntly and throw it down, the . H. WHEATLEY'S Boom 9, on second floor of Barbour’s Lew Bullding ‘ : theagenet dent fou nnsattee ater | anu, soo bhi BM ienwene. | peecapmratttntrncc wee [OC TROMIONE TO TwANTY wimeres agonies o! euffocat a 0 ver- NT. dict had been rendered by the jury at 3 o'clock onnien=48 Sxrreniox STREET, J : 3 Wao WILL Prorect THE CHILDREN ?7—One ¥ Rone! at Rete Bidens on Ted Coen of ‘and Li nant Noonan, vii the house of John | lishments of the in this country. patrons Reis, on High street—the scene of the “Sad | will consult their own interests by ‘sonding in their Case” mentioned under the G: lown head in | tll and winter goods during the summer months. THE STAR of Saturday—applied to the bah nea cuting officer of the Police Court to-day for a | Ge! warrant for the arrest of Kets, but did not suc- ceed in procuring one, as no law under which be could be punished. uow given out that the neighbors must, under no circumstances, furnish any more food for his children. He says that if any persons come there to interfere with bis paternal rights “bi RICHTER, TEACHER OF MUSI«, Se6-ly 936 Pa. ave.. bet. th and lth ets acre 7 RATTORNEY ar Law. ett Washington, D. 0. 2 ———_—_—_—_—_ FAMILY SUPPLIES: Pe chasm <a act conte pe CATAWBA WINE Georgetown, D. 0. Established 1831; warded 1857; and isnow one of the oldest, tr most complete estab- NOT ONE HOUB Gfler reading this advertisement new any one SUFFER WITH PAIN RADWAYS READY RELIEF POR EVERY Paid ‘It was the first, and te LADIES’ GOODS. os 801 x 801 THE ONLY PALS REMEDY will pat something into them that th it OVELTIES enlist aaa nen iter = ON DRAUGHT AND 1s Dorris, — { fetfemmaty ope the mot ororecttne Efforts will be made to Induce him to give up othe kenge, Seasons Breese ‘or othur lands or the care of the ill-used children. FANCY GoopDs. organs, by ont application. “ Perry THIgvine.—Many persons residing on CALIFORNIA ULARET, CALIFORNIA HOCK, Ist street, between Market and Frederick Sts., have recently jost valuable articles from their 18 FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, back yards, fees is believed that the thieves RECEIVED. THIS DAY, LADIES’ SUARF8 VEINS: TIES, in all colors: SPANISH LACE 1 Bo matter bow violent or excrnctatine the patr the Peet bn acs who mabe a peace NET SOARFS and VEILS, Piais and Plaid FRENCH CLARET. BREA HC, Bes ridden, Infirm, Cripple. Morre to prow! in alleys, ani enter yards and res | 48H BIBBONSin great varicty. “At i: iene apereeians ma) outer dences when BADWAY'S READY RELIEF are Absent. People DAY $01 Market r back gates fastened Space. ROBT & WM. YOUNGER’S AND BASS ALE, Corner &h street. DUBLIN BROWN STOUT, night and day. RE republicansof Georgetown will partici- | QTILL SELLING STRAW GOODS AN P. sy . . WILL AFFORD INSTANT Asm, | pate in the ratification meeting in Washington | SS BOLS AE GBSeT REDUCTION. A"* | MASSEY'S PAILADELPUIA ALE & STOUT fe on Thursday evening, and meetings are to be DAW'S. | PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER, (in Bottles, | 7»8MMATION OF THE KIDNEYS hold in the ith distriet this evening and in the Gos CRUSUN TERI aos loom las — is aaa INFLAMMATION OF THS BLADDER a ct (im market-house hall) to-morrow D. » a’ 3 . evening to make the n arrangements. OENTS, at DAVIS’. | Witha fine steck of IMPORTED and DOMES ‘ inati s aokous = 5 INFLAMMATION OF THE BOW ELLs Goxpucencumencamce: ane IBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHK Se Ee ne ie een TRE StoRM of yesterday did considerabic | KR'MTSGS aneon ee use, and eciling at a very low figure. CONGESTION UF THE LUNGS mischief in this city. The Leavy torrent of rain | DERIES, LACES, ac.. washed ont a section of the new juniper round | ®dall of the SOBE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREA Taina block pavement half a sqvare in length, on De N.S. MERZGER, $01 Market ; : : PALPITATION OF THE Emaar Greene street, between Bridge and vestreet?, | jes-3t Corner 8th street. TZGER & LE = garrsing the blocks across the r road track on hme ai a ee (Successor to METZGER & BYLES EYSTERIOS, OBOUP, DIPTHERIA a . G e B Low _ i urtme! tier gl cE dE, aurick Coes REGHREE fase oR INFANTS, at. Mrs : OATABRE, INFLUENZA it down Saturday evenin eo gway | SELMA RUPPERT 8, 12 Sth street, ite 417 SEVENTH STREET, Been fastened by keying and ramming. The car | Pate! Oilce, Nobranch store. sob HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. track was covered over with several inches of MLLinERY cops’ pay eoops 11 elaet Between D and E. mud andthe cars could not run to Wastin, on street until this morning. The new P street bridge was somewhat damaged by the rain, the Ladies and Ohildrens SHOES. New articles in each line jast received. Goods marked at Baltimore prices. pareet STYLES OF MICLINERY BEUBALGIA, BLECMATINM DOLLY VARDEN OOLD CHILLS, AGUE CuiLLs JUST RE- GROCERIES, crack in the western abutment having been | 0: 4 P ‘Tae application of the READY RELIZ to me widened considera! re 1659 16h cornen Forest. i: part or parte where the painor diltcu'y exlats yi)” i 188 BE, A. McCORMICK, DOLLY VABDEN PRICES: . tm CITY ITEMS. Me bbe eased bein Band he TorvLan prea oF zwasy eros bate pocket gE Gi tae RUCENT ADDITIONS of attractive styles and | tm Pattern Bonnets “Hate. Flovere oy BRAY @€ BRO. 4 DI. BR SA, qualities of Linen Collars, Linen Handker- | Laces, &c, Alsees fate adios’ Un- a WIND IN THE & chiefs, Linen and Jean Drawers, perfectly fit. | derwear; to sll'cf which tke sane oe gue Mork the fet MO TERS 27 steamer from Mew | PAINS. ting Skirts, all Linen Cuffs, Linen Bosoms and | the ladies of Washington and vicinity. 2910 | ington forthe same prices Re oar: Shams. Ralf Hose, &e. TRAW GOODS, FLOWERS and BIB- Best En WATS READY BELIEF with ¢ One Price Only. Gxo. C. Hennina, BONS, at to suit. at ts No. 410 7th street northwest. nif, HELLER'S, 715 Market Space. of water. It — Te Taz National SAVINGS Bank, N. ¥. av and 15th st., pays 6 perct.on deposits. 27t3.14tl6é we eect pers A TREASURER indeed are Duponco’s Golden Pills, to remove and counteract the , ills to FEVER AND AGUE. FEVER AND AGUE cnred for nf ts vote agent in this wort Best Peris KID GLOVES, $1. 8. HELLER, EEE SIO Market Bpace. OS LABGE ASSORTMEN’ ; Als —_— TM. “tsuee, 715 Market Space. _mltt Stans “ Dolly Varden” H. Teaedial That wt sare a — . and all other Malarions, Bilons: which the gentler sex are liable. Sold by all] ¥UST BEORIVED—A fine assortment of Berg Beericts Follow, and other Sreces: Bele icipated ret oy 2b. | Saw wap marres | omens BRP TALE panes aga man. ‘al e following dru; ts: . conte pe Kidwell & son; Fb. Dowling, 4% and ats, | SBBLIM SRPLUR RMEDODE | oi. ee southwest: J. Coughlin, F, corner of Sth atreets: | @e., &c., whieh T 80 sell at the lower P.H. Heller. 7th and N' streets; W. B. Entwis- | prices Uall' end bere ugliest tle; Alfred eod, Georgetown. eu2 MP. RELIEF POR THE Feer—Fer, $1.—Corns, Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, etc., suc- cessfully ened by Dr. White, 535 16th street, 7a Sih _INSURANCE COMPANIES, site U . (Branch, 7 North yr ! Gharlee street, Baltimore), Thousanderohenes pues NEW MAPLE SYRUP and cured without pain. P THERMOMETERS and are repaired F PHILADEPHIA,” ‘nd made to order by Hempler, near i Street) CHARTERED 1829, i? . 4 ‘ w ; - AR a ——— | CASH ASSETS, $3 300.000 Lossas PAID Ib NEW MAPLE SUGAR i 1s As Good As A Wink, ny ALERED G: BAKER, President; ; z : &o. &o. THEO. M. BEGER, Secretary. SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER! aEw) B. LEWIS BLA WASHINGTON AGENT, 619 SEVENTH STREET N. W. acpi noe ta Wee 230 year, is as ~y as ‘whose eat, ee But those who soii! see cannot fail to erosive the MAGNIFICENT BARGAINS 1 offer to-day, and will consequently love no time to take advantage of them. landsome Lined , fine, imitation Sieecn ifnea Pink, biue, green, of Phila Ladies’ SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER! LL BTOCK,) JUST RECEIVED