Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1872, Page 4

EVENING STAR. Salty 17, 2872. Excursions, Pie.Nics, ae, mar Zaidee atch and a Brown = Pavilion, enlarged and re- en for guests, a ey has be carrier at th D., Las heen appomted ant Episcopal Th irginia, near Alexeadr'a. Mrs. Daly, the wife ot Jer miall yaly, who t was kil e Depertment by the tichmond, ieda par: | » eatled yelegates from t at he de: RAISUMENT OF THE GROTND IN SCARE: AND (3. F.C. Samvel Bacon and Harkness, the commissioners aj the value of property in squ ne Capi- jed report with me court of the jot or part of lot, | ¢ value of improveuents, the total vaiue, aud nemes of owners. nd, on the Lady gates to the commi | subject tot iW n jiows’ Hall, > evening, Mr. J. L. Venable -L. Cowan secretar treet, | the object of the meeting 100 fret on D The tirst story will b erecting aGrant and Wiison pole a tire! t iron, | agreed to—vear, | @emocrat, because he had seen fit to distribuls LOCAL POLITICS THE FALL CAMPAIGS. Parties Sti Slightly Mixed—All Sorts of Meetings Last Night. There is considerable stir among our local was received and a SIXTEENTH DISTRICT GREELEYITES. A meeting was held at Tarner Hall, on Now Jersey avenue, last night, under a call for re- publicans who endorse the Cincinnati platform and candidates. Mr. P. H. Rheinhardt called the The resignation of W. H. Claggett as secretary accepted. | Politicians, and so far parties are considerably Seatie aus eden eae eke | mixed in some of the leg’ ¢ districts, but no | was elected vice resident, and Samuel Jones heinhardt offered resolutions endorsing the Cincinnati doubt the issues will be narrowed dow secretary. Mr. campaign progresses. aa the | “ pg ee id latiorm, the be yr | dates of the li republican party, and de , Republicam Meeting im the Sixth Dis- | nouscing the Admibistratony whlch wer WAY STRIKERS. ate chiet cleck of that branch of the legis- ot va- against istace.” Mr. Rheinhardt said if there was one thing Le preferred above another, it was his | election to the House of Delegates. "He referred — | to his com + 8 ra stated that he was cognizant of the current of rascality which permeated the y of that legislature, and that the o v | as us sthey did not want him any lounger } from t was incorrupt! | concerni wart, the incorruptible, will have | had been that he voted aga’ ity to explain during the canvass by | hour law; Opposed the day's work s: he made a large purchase ot ovided with asitu- | 8ll of which stories were i previous ty the closing of the aacen | was perfectiy willing tha ¢ Assembly and his own term as | recently gave p lic nets shontd be of the House of Delegate, instead of have absconiol, | Mr. Joseph C. Jackson o g the slature purchase ite own | tuts sing the lit stationery } ig Any attempt t B | O.dwayites In the Seventh District, | The Ordway-Crane Greeleyites held a meet at Union F reh, in the seventh ng with ir te t th Congress. Mr. meeting illega iled over tbe head of the © seventh district repubiic: Schooler bad the or, tly gular republican n loud cries were maie . but he retused to do so, 4 with entering a protest z.on the ground that the ho authority to cali a meet istrict republican clubs “i to do, and that boon’ n dno aut eetin, drat he ud © he: Lewis, secretary; urer. Mr. Beli nominated as a delegate to the (boy and wus unanimously Bell and Elsey Wi! were made he president j OF tle seventh di club again protested against their proceedings, which protest was covenrred in by Mr. Pinkney; after which. the len companied ‘by a number o: ict, leaving the cheers for John A. Gray. | Republican Meeting in the 220 Dis. trick. AN ORDWAYITE RISES TO EXPLA regular, republican Ae presic am Furs Inprov large bu V : ns | y of wrought and cw dows of ¢ t plate glass, — of Sth street and Virginia ay : ) nd Johneou moved that the meeting €iect officers of the republican clu Mr. ©. Vermillion moved that the pi cers be deciared officers for_ the ex is story wiil | esides the ac- Lewia corner room, will contain t store adjoining the bank- bich has been engaged by Mr. Semken, jeweler, has a front feet, and the others, ene of which has been engaged Mrs. C » have each a front of 1s feet p upper stories will be arranged for offices, trance to which will be from the avenue faced with pressed brick 8, andthe window heals and i The root 4 for the bar agreed to. ; i in the ent ofti- turned his thanks for and predicted a victory Mosiey, colored, rose to a personal nation, | and said that he had been charged with being a some of these handbills, (the Ordway calls for e g,)and he had beeu hbeid up too in the hewspapers to ridicute. He denied that he was a cemocrat, aad said that any nigger who utiful unanimously adopted. Mr. Wm. B. Briscoe | nection with the legisiature for one | | THE GEORGETOW 4 TRAGEDY. | More about the Homicide at Green | Statemen: ring — it of ME Can- ningham, the Wile of the Victim B In order binge pour a t of the Green prin, on Mo it, near George- | town, we give below the ator Mrs. Cans ningham, wife of Samnel G. Cunningham, who was shot and kilied by policeman Charles H. O'Brien, of the third precinct, as stated in yes- | terday’s Stak. Mrs, Cunningham says that she had not spoken to O’Brien since last eummer, owing to a dili« | Oftered a resolution nominating “as the i culty between the two families, until she and > met Iast | republican candidate of the sixteenth district | her husband met him at Green Spring on Mon- woke Ligh ng Jor the Howse of Delegates, P. H. Rheinhardt, | day night. At about ten o'clock that evenin, jer B tt O’Brien came and took a seat near herself an | husband in the pavilion,when she said in atrieud- ly way, “Charlie, how is your baby?” O'Brien replied, ‘It is not very well; it has the summer comp .” Presentiy be leaned over and te her, “1 WANT TO SEE YOU ALON? about that business on the hill. Not exactly understanding what he meant by<‘that business on the hill,” but not thinking that he intended any harm she replied, “Very well, Charlie. He then said, “You know I am going to get Sam a place as watchman on the reservoir. She rep! ‘Yes; [hope you will do all you can for lim as you Lave influence with certain attics.” Soon after he said to her in her hus- pand’s presence, “Now that Ihave got Sam a place Lexpect you to grant mo some privileges.” She then told bim that she WANTED NOTH FURTHER TO DO WITH HIM, when he replied, **O, don’t puton any of your i——d airs with me; I know all about ‘you. | | Henry Nichelson bad privileges trom you, and 1 might bave bad if 1 chose.” Ganningham | th : “Charlie, can you prove | what you say?” O'Brien repiied: +You know, | Sam,J baye called to ree your wife wher and I had chosen 1 might I don't know whe Henry Nicholson took liberties with her Lo toid mehe did.” Cunningham th y wife is as good as your: if know what your wife was before der ark Joe Fletcher.” Cunni up and and seemed to IRE TO AYO ‘Brien. “MM. have killed busband was always a and Wanted to avoid any di as they were old friends, an hi Tr.” Atter her husband had left rien RENEWED HIS INSULTING LANGUAG to Mrs. Cunningham, who H ¥ | with 07) bois lie, ! don’t want to have am with you, for I am a lady.” peated derisi tes as it s youare!” He then left her, and in about ten or fifteen minutes her husband came into the pavilion and told her O’Brien had knocked him cown with his billy. She then told her husband they had staid long enough, and must go home. They started, and just as they stepped ont of the Veckbarre O'Brien came rushing up, and said, “Where is the son of a — Believing that he intended to strike ber husband, she placed herself between them, and said, **Charile, don't urike Sam!” At that mement she saw A PISTOL IN O'BERIEN'S HAND, and before she could prevent him be had tired over her shoulder, and she saw het husband Stagger and O'Brien then fired another shot at his victim as he lay on the ground, when le was seized by the officer. Mrs. Cunningham is frmiy impressed with the belief that en, B PREMEDITATED THE MURDER OF HER HUS- BAND, who, she says, exhibited the most exemplary forbearance in the whole matter, and sought to -} at O'Brien is avoid trouble. a rough teliow F cannot account for the insults ke offered her un- less he was striving to find an excuse to kill her husband. WHAT A BROTHER OF THE VICTIM Sa¥a. Mr. Wm. Cunninghaia, a brother of the mur- dered man, ig attached tothe police force of the third precinct, denies that O'Brien had procured ihe promise of the position of watchraan on the High street reservoir for his brother Samuel, and asserts thathe knows O'Brien's statement in this respect is wholly false. THE PUNERAL of Cunningham took place at five o'clock this A. | said that Ke was a democrat was a tool. | highly ornamen it, All the upper nk of Washington; 6, | Mr.F. Wood raised the point that Mosely was | cornices decorative portions are to be of $18,425, Chas. Ewing; , out of order, and the point being sustained, on iron, manufactured im this city by $30,594, Dor- | motionof Mr. Vermillion Mr. Mosely was atiowed | Messers. Gebbardt & Co. The plans are by Mr. do; west part | te proceed. Mr. Mosely then asked, what had | James Fras ect, late of Philadeiphia, brown's heirs; west part 11, | hedone? Could any one say that he had aided | @nd Lus building will greatly add tohis previoxs heirs, part 11, $2,707. ; | the democrats? Mr. Venable repliod that | Teputation in lis profession, Mes: Entwisle R. Br ‘ : | Mosely had on Friday lest calledon colored men | & Barron are the contractors; Mr. Jerome part j tO meet at bis house, and at that meeting two | Diggs, the brick mason. ‘The building will cost Dorsey"s heirs; 13, 313.759, F. S. men were present. Mr. Mosely.—Who says s9? | about 000, and it is expected that it will be st Bank of Washington, 15, | The Chair_—Mr. Gates so informed me. | Laugh: | come aud ready for occupancy th $5,358, do.; west part i6, $7,600.50, W. Wurde- | ter.) Mr. Mosely.—No. sir; he was not there; a eae . man; east part 16 and west part 17, $11,543, R. | Wa you there, Mr. Gates? A yoice.—Maybo MARUPACTTRING ENTERPRIZE.—It is often Petersen; east part iv, $7 Sil» ‘88, 660.50, A. Green; 18, ©. H.W. Meehan; 19, $12, 321, do.; 2 , Mar Beck's heirs, Total, $3 IN ByCARE 653 7.35, M. King’s heirs; part hay part 12, $1,512, 1 and part (2, £15,229, P. rrma. JF. part i, $0475, D. and mM. ~J A GREELEY DELtcaT Srrciat Ter: . wart's heirs; 13, £5.75), F. The republican malcoutents ai Robiusen & C de- _F, May;part Lt. S4,014- | held » meeting at the corner of fith ang K! fant. Lathrop Seen amerod Wr Costin’s heirs; part 18, | <a! aud John W. Uarry secretary. Therewas | decree confirming ** © iow ce B. Gardner: part 13, /s10,s2, | * ery #lim attendance, not more than twenty | Lewson agt. Law-oni order 10 * = t 13, $1 54, Rupert’ Brown's part ¢ | #,P. BP. | ra ior the publication | several of the papers of this city eee Z Powks at Great Fatts.— For several weeks past @ company of wealthy sever i | withstanding interruptions, Washing’on contin A DIAMONDS “set in oride and gold, aes bare tek canes ing around Washing’ ued his epeech, and characterized those present | fine jets in alt the summer styles received at ton for a site for extensive manufacturing | %*,bolters, determined to break up the party in | Prigg’s jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania works, and have finally determined that the Great Falls of the Potomac possess unusual ad- vantages. Ap agent was employed to ascertain for wLat price the land they selected couid be pure and he, haviog procured thei | vel ures, wii leave to-night for Boston to present The price asked for the land is re- | many persons aa exorbitant; the | aggregate for 00 acres, including the water privileses, bemg $273,000. The Boston com- | Pany prepesed to establish cotton milis an o h, it is stated, they in- ions of dollars if th it i= ascer- ight soil and aboat forty tons of garbage accumulates daily in the cites of W: » and Georgetown, which | is passed © eh the sewers into the river or Temoy Arrangements will be | comp’ by which night sou will ms, where it will | ed by the contsactor. The points tor z by the boats willbe atG street wharf a5 street wart southeast, where damped on board, through tabes of fection The nfectant at all places where | mtoTemovethe night soil. | . tow da be taken down the river on s: de util they have vccasi ox Dusteicr Camp Maar © Of arrangements of this yesterdsy visited Jackson's grove, | county, Md.. for the purpose ments for the ten days camp }e commenced on the 7th of | nmitiee met at the grove a | tof the members of Severn circuit, who | That por- | «4 wear the stand will be ar- | and quite a portion of the e circle will be oceapied by The seats will be arranged so that all persons will face the preaching stand. Wont ar, Daink o@ SPRAK.—Yesterday, Officer Bryan, of the fourth precine t, took into custody a8 @ suspicious character ® man atthe circle, corner 22d street and the av enue, who Tetused to give his name or to speak at all. Finding him persistent in his refusal to talk, he Was turned over to headquarters. This morning several physicians were summoned, and after consultation declined to give @ certilicate of insanity. aud the man was sent to the alms- . He ay vaRDRAWN.—The ex- scooant from June said to show an ex- 2 THE Scxoot Fuxp 0 the school mn of ce Sune 29, 1872, is cere of payments over recetpts to Washington the county, of $19,567.30; making a total excess of $124,355.87. This excess had to be p trom other : = Ons, noes will after have to have bursed legislative it in the Equity es ~ of divorce m the case Benjamin W. Crowell, she married it more nouncement of the fact of their appeara New Reaprye—From Jos. Shillington have the excellent August number of The Galery together with Frank Leslie s Magazi: and Demorest's Mirror of Fashions for the sam month. he was at a window. | Lau; there seemed to be a dis; off, and a point of order ing was not in order and business was, it was sustained, and Mosely took his seat. Mr. Cowan moved the appointment of a committee of five A Score of Ordway Strikers in the 9th THEY PRETEND TO RE YOR GRANT, DUT ELECT Persons being present. Just as the meeting was about te elect members of the central commit- | denied that any vacancy ex: He did not recognize the pi republican meeting in any sense, AM INSIGNIFICANT PACTION OF ¥ end bolters meeting indicated that those present w | paring te descr: and Brown. chair and several of the malcunt a resolution, which wae adopted, that the elec. | tion of the recent delegates trom the ‘ to the re er.) At this point ion to shut Mosely g raise] that speak- remarked, truthfully, that Washington city lacks commercial and manufacturing business. We therefor note, with active interest, all@rew movements tending to develope or build up manufactures in our midst. One of the latest of this class is the Columbian Bank Note Com- vei 3 foot up as follows: Lot fo make arrangements for the hoisting of a | PUY, Which hasjust taken the upper partot the Ps Grant and Wilson flag; agreed to, and Messrs, | Shepherd Building, upon Pennssivanta avenue. ; | W. L. Cowan, E. F. Caey, W. B. Dobbyn, | Tho managers are sli practical engravers of | Wm. Covington and Andrew Neville were ‘ap- | large experience in the best engraving estab- 5,579, ! pointed. lishments in the land, and they are now pre T and $, $23,179, ‘tohn Coyle’s heirs 9, pared to do the very Hest work, bonds, checks, drafts, cards, ete., that can be obtained in the District. United States. -—— rowell agt. Crowell; decree of divorce. Mussey agt. Dono! ot al; order discharging rule to show avse. Js re, Purey Ann Bealls eastate; order ving trustees’ Lond. Kirk 9, nding time tu take testimony hk Washington, a metaber of th ntral commitzee, 2 and indignant); inhis committee, | esent gathering as 4 » but as at. Ze)! onder | ena hief engineer of fire de- m, D. C., on a tour of in- Martin Cronin, partment ot Was! ction of fire apparatus of eastern CONTENTS | He intimated that the ent | pre- | was in Jrant and Wilsou 1 diere be was calted t for atrip t wertiser. jected to bis proceeding witt stains. this District. Charles Jones and otucrs de- ced Washington es an emissary of ths board of public works, ard the chair sa dhehad no doubt he came for the express 3e of dis turbing the meeting. Join W. Curry offered avenue, between 44 and éth street. S7-An infiue meeting of Koman Catholics Was held in London t night, the Duke or Noerfol* Resolutions were adopted protesting against the action of the Italian government toward horities, and condemning t ‘sed by the Ger- . Parliame osecuting the Jesuits. ry of New York yeste h district ubliean central committee he revoked. | marry, Sayles J. Howeu, and Artur | Paine were elected delegates to ‘the “central committee.” Francis Hail, Wm. H. Shorter, rday tagainst Robert 1. Craw- and Louis Howe were elected delegates w the | fora, charging him with telonions, are intent to Hill. ‘The case will probably be tried this tern # brother-in-law ef Com- modore Vanderbilt. He shot and wounded & ctive and private citizenon the 25th of May elected Isaiah Wash- ington left the ball, saying,“ That's enon: me! You elect Sayles J. be delegates, when he is & prom: Greeley and Brown club; and yet you say you | are for Grant and Wilson! } On motion of Chas. Jones, 't was resolved that when the meeting adjourn it be to meet again | on the Ist of August. to nominate w candidate | tor the House of Delegates. On motion of Wm. | H. Shorter, a resolution adopted endorsing | ASTURE the action of the “republican general commit- | PAPTUS h abandant tee” at Union League halt on the 2d inst. The | shade and pore water. six miles from city. ebait was empowered to appoint an executive | Inquire ei T. CHAMPLIN, 7th streot, above. committee, consisting of nine members. Democratic, Conservative, Liberalre. publican, Greeleybrown Mectings. MORE DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCKATIC CEN- TRAL COMMITT4E ELECTSD. ‘The following members of the centeal dem- | ocratic executive committee were elected last evening: Sth distriet—Joseph F. Brown, Barnard Kil- ayls-it™ street. = 20,000 orPtaiicattos a despre une Sew Charch Muste Book called THE STANDARD! Thus giving the brightest prospect that it will be THE LANNEK BOOK OF THE SEASON! THE STANDARD Ha es filed with new and fresh music. It marten and Patrick W. Haggerty. Hetateran Cotrse of the beet charac: Gth district—Colonel James G. Berret, Dr. W. | ter, with i ses, tunes and CG O. Baidwin and Lemme! Devham. tor pract on of Metrical T ita district—Jackson Yates, Thos. Kelley and | aud extre entences, Mo: * P. W. Pearson. thems for Chorus Pract ce. 22d district—William H. Shelton, Colone) ‘The Standard Besrers, William H. Coe and John P. Hutton. Or, in otbe e brilliant rep- words. its authors, wh atation a« Church Music Composers will be to triumphant saccees, are |. EMERSON, of Roster . E. PALMER, of Ohicag Yen universally known among lovers of Sacr: Mut, DHE STANDARD GREELEY CLUBS ORGANIZED. In the 5th district a Greeley and Brown Ulab was organized last night by electing J.#. Brown president and J.J. Meany secretary. In the 224 district a Young Men's Democratic and Conservative Club was organized by elect- ing J. M. Thornton president, Colonel William . Coe resident, N. W. Crowther treas- | Is Ready! Send ir ordura! Srecaea Wiltam te thaiioe acme Vilee gic: Ber dens 8189, gpectmona woe, | CHEVIOT SUITS, Sas Rens ASD RAGWE CLUS free onpplicaivons ero 02 35- Bpocinen pages | Ce TOF SUITS, , met last it at the board of trade rooms, Mr. OLIVER DITBON & CO., Boston, WAITE DUCK SUITS, Pet ‘frees on Mag a age bed ©. H_DITSON & CO., New York. iy3-tf WHITE DUCK SUITS, iawkes Sayles Bowen, of the 5 UCK SUITS, dinrict, and W. Hi. Santora: of the aie Goa QOCKBEIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, | WHITE DUCK SUITS, were elected vice presidents. Judge Embry, of OPEN JUNE 2, 1879 INIA, | BROWN LINEN SUITS, Kentucky, submitted a resolution, that three | thisfavorite and celebrated watering place will | BEOWN LINEN SUITS, members of this club be appointed by the | ofter suditi-val attractiona this season. BROWN LINEN SUITS, resident as the committee to conter with simi- | Among other been’ 7 ALPACA COATS, committees from other political organiza- im this District favorable to the election of Greeley and Brown, with a view of uniting ali in Fy Soe d. aud P sible. one central Greeley and Brown club of the Dis ‘anywhere in Virginia. LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS. trict of Columbia, ‘ sation preserving thease heen of eerste Toclpact LIGHT CASSIMERE PANTS, ta Baptain Geddardand Mz, Coombe sere. throntc tie Orono Leet WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, polated' as the comamitice. “A communication WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, was read, frows the Young Men’s peg. oa aieot raat valun ter WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, Brows Gleb, announcing to this, clab a he, fea BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, committee of three had been ited to meet acd a BOYS" AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, similar comsmaltiogs fross other ee ‘uri akes BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUITS, pose of making arrangements ratifi- gation, mecting- The communication was ac- a se ESTEE BERECER FEioes| was 3 wwe a. Hutchins, amd | $ic2 nesaily sand at our best summer bY See FLY BED oH 3 Ww TREY MEN'S GREELEY AND BROWN CLUD iin daylight. held a at the Sunday Arraid 5 de Beil iu the chair ana" # coven seneet ry A resolution was adopted that « committes of ly over a smooth and three be the Creeley r JAMES A ‘a local executis a the Messrs. “nd by CU Whdderburn, £ St Burke and Tit Pike | shoot be goo pA grounds, and not stepoing ®t my bot fareee baif my reetiar races oq | CASSIMERE SUITS, has "Fewillbs keu ise | LIGHT CASSINERE PANTS, afternoon, trom his late residence, on 7th street, between High and Frederick streets, George- town. _—_—_——_—_— GEORGETOWN. Tue Grain TRapE—Hartley & Bro. vester- day received by the schooner William Henry, from Alexandria, 1,300 bushels of good red wheat; sold to arrive. sales yesterday Ti were {00 bushels of white wheat at 31.69, anid 1,200 bushels of prime red wheat at $1.73. ' It is bie peo that wheat in considerable quantities will begin to arrive in a few days. More would have been in had it not been for the recent rains, which prevented farmers from gathering their crops. The price of wheat, which has been comparatively low, is adyancing. The millers are making preparations to reeume operations ina few days. In most of the mille extensive repairs and improvements have been made, HE GEORGETOWNCITYG REYs were mustered into the District service by Col. Moore, of the Governor's staff, at the market house hall, last evening, in the presence of a large audience. The merubers of the Ce al presented a very creditable appearance. ‘Toasts, speeches and dancing followed the military exercises, and the company separated at a late hour, well pleased with the hospitalities of the Greys. Mr. PeTEa Berry, whose previous illness has been noticed in THE Star, is considerably worse to-day, and no hopes are enterained of his recovery. ALEXANDRIA. Ivrorrant Law Casz.—In the epecial court of appeals, now in session in Kichmond, on Fri- day last, the case of Colston va. Quander, re- moved from the circttt court of Fairfax county, to the court of Alexandria county, and carri by writ of error to the supreme court of appea! of Virginia, was argued. The plaintiff, a colored man named John Colston, alias Mumps, of this was @ half brother and only heir at law of Lewis Quander, colored, deceased, who had married Susau Pierson,a slave of Levi Burke, by whom he had several children. The point in controversy is whether under the act of the legislature, passed February 27th, 1896, the children of @ slave woman, marricd while siavery existed, are made legitimate and divest the right of the heir at law upon whom descent was cast betore the passage of that act. The suit was an action of ejectment by the piaintity against Susan Pierson, who was in possession of the landin controversy. The decision will be looked for with interest. Caxy Mretine.— The camp meeting of Vienna circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church, in which is included the church in this city, will be held in the grove near Vienna station, aboat a quarter of a mile from the railroad track, com- mencing on Friday, the th of Augast. Strest Raitway.—Gen. M. D. Corse, Capt. R.F. Knox and Messrs. Andrew Jamieson and W. H. Beck, corporstors of the Alexandria passenger railway company, met at the Far- mers’ and Mechanics’ Savings Bank this after- neon and authorized Mr. Jamieson to open books of subscription to the capital stock of the proposed street railroad. Disp oF SMALL Pox.—Mr. Max Kelter, who formerly lived with Mr. Joseph Kautman ot this city, and who had many friends here, died in San Francisco last week of small-pox. KiLLED.—A telegram received here 7 aayirieod says that Mr. James Stringfellow, brother of the Rey. Horace Stringtellow, of Hanover, had been shot and killedin Texas.— Gazette, last evening. Selling Of! Selling OW: Selling OW? CASSIMERE SUITS, CASSIMERE SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, FLANNEL SUITS, ALPACA COATS, ALP4Ca COATS, ERARS Fopuine Geing Hewes: 191, PEESEVEYASIS AVES. 1 Ith Streets, Doo Eh i. fed rs from Blevouth Street The Fire Alarm Extension Contro- versy. CESSPUL BIDDERS. The Rrpud!i rs en Saturday evening, and relative to the extension of the Fire which was y Mr. Mi t t's statement. i are thoroughly ex par Bonec Mcbev rors. ras the firm of quisite th tion, ‘or our complete vindication fry ert of Mr MePeritt. Th: ees firm aud our ed by the most able and Rot such men i along search, induce suai box—men unknown ontstd: hich they perform the operator © repatario Morse, the fark Prov oft ve apparatus to th being given usof euch de! Prompt remedy , te ab The erauk be we bad full ¢ * Sup raph that they bh We have always t he city, and can sefely cial that point; Pually false fe the asscrti gong strikers Or pOrath fon with raph, ao’ ix the 6 < have! Wectianicnl skilland inventive and We havestolen the fruits cf no have fairly and fully paid for aif which have been made during years, and which covered by the original pate ing. Now makeup Fire Tele graph, a The great value of ibis « ie snd property from fire edged. ory wher fing every one can see that with limited sales aul s surge capital invested in the business w tord ty furnish apparatus at a actual oft citizens 1 Me to home enterpri<e Mr. McDevitt appears very car; that thie home enterprie we cannot sue th prise” and the “enterpr » interfere with in With right 4 of patents rig tively, of the Alarm ane course they have had every ining the apparatus of Gamewe!l & the Patent Otice handy. of seeurin Patents. It occure to them ths these patents they can, thrs make «good thing” oat of really invent anything » which supplies a want 1 they enter an cnet reap # legit Wasuixatox, July 15, 1572 an of this dat yas togetlier with the « its protecth Huvitisonly large cities whick rey STATEMENT OF GAMEWELL & CO., THE SuC- their Alarm T this report is embodied Teal to th record of whic Mesers. Boliy aud ny we ase the gong was | a syat re acknowl aire 3, ec y cau evade 7 t even prodtice an “improvense alt ow that competent experts, after care ful examin. ch have declared ther cur apparatis is fuhaltely F . Bat th: 1 of the th: they do prodace ngs to us, and is iully red by var many pst "ue go called Holley signal he wo calles lolley signal } iret exhibited to the Board of Firo Commiseionets. was clttasey in construction and defective in operation; 3 Holley & Mills confidently as:erts | its su At the time their box was first produced subject of the extensicn of ¢ t subject apd mak: amine into t hi tus + be adopted. fe majority | eDevitt) the recommended Messrs. Holey & Oo.) Lut the Board o' Works were immediately furnished with 4 Board of Fi seraph to Geor; town was iu the hands of the Board of Pat Dot five to one, a Asse st Messrs, perlorit, ths who! a g orks, who referred the matter to the Board of Fire Limissioners, with the reguest that they should © recommen tation ‘ote rod by ire Comtuissiousrs that acontract be entered into with ft Public ach ample evidence that this recommendation was t itof Pledges made t 5; Holley & Con. witout th Vesitgation into the merits of the case, and is instances po facts, that “Inas called ¢ jeutiste Yey and gave t e full and far hearing. Bis rop. rt Public Works was very eladors clu Be to the relative merits of t! qt presented by the two parties. Lm concl report hesays “1 find the Gameire most practieal valu bility, security and mechanical exerus mended that the proposal adopted, ded thar th e comtertants for the « dzment ent expert they referred the uding bi it is of Gam: their mechaniem to the ‘reauired velocits ; divile fl thete cylinder in harmony wi dso os to register twice for every revolution. ‘Ard these alterations suggested by Mr. Olnss, he clesriy stated t d nothing + lavoived more thi ook. After Die, it is tay Works shou! te Garnewell Cinss’ report, Mr. ment fp review. v was revurued by bie a carefalis read Mr ter, 2 Brdny isst, w Ganewell & Co., shot Row wccessary tc detail; but one fact, whicu les rather an t Dearitig upon the merits of the euse,it ts notice here, had boldly ssserted t os ‘would obviate the baracter to those shown 8s points of enperiority in the G. Could any better evidence be » sustain thetwsely hey will wsk_to when they read ihe fullowing ep Ol je to th: that course ans bey themselves of the res report ey man they give the cortract to Holi eg and that it ever entered thetr heads their attention, ser ‘We now propose to give as concisely some of the numerous ressons which ws ki enced the majority of awarding nsthecontract. We are fully indorsed as business and reliability; and our comple alarm telegraph is the only one t ceived the recommendation of such hi vi nt be onore, dorsement offered by Miles’ office, aud 8 Mr. wit asa late cypher 4 find in it no ressen for chan rfectiv defects, by adopting di onsibility, of reject und appeated to as ag i i just told them that we wished thes five the conte ‘and { cannot bel that €e would zo kk on our votes, éven (hongh we might on our a fl ntiaily Botiy’s 7 1p to Sat- act Was awarded to » give iz nyortant proper to atiy net oe by Mr. 0 well box aTorded of thy in- es against remarks tuade Ly him on taturday night: “Ifthe Board of Public Works had ‘sired that Mr. Holley should have this contract,they would | have given it out tothe New York company. They were evidently disap ted in t reportot Mr. Ciuse, and oe Jiao the carefully They knew that 9 wishes of this to reliey te ieve it is a dircet charge of da the part of the Board of the matter, however, for as possible now infla the Board in thetr final action of integrity ot fire over re <inames as i ove. the other hand the only in- are siven above. On the other rgband ee only i ft Les $8 28 H creat | diately. U.S. Treas Devices el ar they were The on! Sent as en that ther Ae Jed fo found in th fictate of o# our rights, b time enters con be ietr erests ar im their act « as tot H 1y22 Im* In addition to these otered by us was that ef Holly & Co, Precisely the same as those they not already gord reaccns to be strict for the almost ink we hich so mach de them ss 8 prope cle farlure ~~ ony RAditionnl reas mspy won'd be com pezitors Georgetowa Advert hown to be infinite! = aud notwither, ing Mr. '¢ exorbitant—in this incta: He real claiza Holl ing them to consideration re cittcons of the District 4 positions thes Sol egoult armish a larce mnmber of « Id eialiy Decome citizens of the Dis aE UNE fo howe wt ap pen field ten 1@ ns than ¢i vutract ing the ox that “ ef the tn er cities bare and to ¢ d the fi An ict, with a proper regard for pd the righta of ot dperating rox isements 2 Dry BEN. 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KENNEDY. Pres. J. B. WILSON ‘Troae, w OOX, Vice Prea, 8.43. TODD, seo. Ottce 142. G street S13 Sm E NATIONAL OFLC am Tia Shia cT ORY DISTRICT OF COLUMZIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 187¢ CASH OAPIT. 100,008 EES RELY, pect SAMUEL CRUSE, Secretary” V* President. Biake, wm ___FAMILY SUPPLIES: _—_AANILY SUFPLIES: Stop! 2 Read 11) DUTY OFF TEAS! DUTY OFF TEAS PRICES ABSOLUTELY REDUCED 15 CENTS FER POUND ON ALL GRADES At ELPHONZ) YOUNGS & CO PRICES OF SUGAR befcre purchasing elsewhere. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & 00. We are selling FLOUR, too, at ASTONISHINGLY LOW RATES, PHONZO Younes & Co. ‘We are also offering five or eix of the FINEST BRANDS OF Hang that ean be produced, at prices which DEFY COM PETITION. GIVE US A CALL; IT WILL PaY Yor. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©O., GROCERS, Nixta any F Sramere, em Under Masonic Tempis. p= CATAWBA WINE ON DEAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES, CALIFORNIA CLARET, CALIFORNIA HOCK, FRENCH CLARE?. ROBT 4 WM. 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