Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1872, Page 4

“EVENING STAR. Lespay.. ovember 7, 1872. LOCAL N Awnsement:, 4¢., Te-nicht, d i! from Pennsv’ thwest, and the ng. Very , between pared with hwest, and from G to M wer lsid from E to F streets oO ©) street nortiiwest, omitting the sqnare between M ts northwest. re the last sving the side: 1 and 3% he footway ar street, from the parking h wer trom Pt this stre E west, h street norti- he work is of Feet, abe rogressing wt ® fair fount Vernon Place the snare, t tween Sih and Sih streets, is beautifully ‘Lti out; that between 7th and Sih streets the debris of the old market-house has been removed and is now assuming an altered and improved ap- pearance. ACTION OF TEE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs TO-DAY. ‘The superintendent of roads, B. D. Carpen- ter, was directed to cause a 12-inch pipe cuivert Zi tret long, with 4 cubic yards of heat-w to be constructed on Piney Branch road ne: the second toll-gate, where washes have oc- curred. General Balloch, superintendent of streets, was directed to b: corner of 14th and U stree well filed. and a hydrant placed there instead. ‘on. d. BM. Brodhead was iniurmed, in reply to est that New Jersey avenue southeast be led to @ level with the carriageway, that the board will meet the property-holders on the spot and decide the subject at such time as he Way suggest. Inspector Cunningham was di- see that the contractors proceed at fo lay the sidewalks on Khoe Island ave- from 7th to Boundary street; also, ta see rs. Hewitt & 1 b the pavement etabove i this season, if possible. nef engineer was directed fo cause the contract with Finnegan & Hesdale tu be ex- sui dled so a: to inciode the laying of @ 12-luch ibe sewer on the north side of © street, trom ey about ist feet east of 4): street to near With the necessgry traps, mantivies of the carriaga- nae at 3d street will remain Jd. E. Wisard was informed, Teply to a pet: a pomp placed on Ith street, between V and Boundary streets, that the same will i © tuo great expense for the number of persons to be accommodated, bat that it will be done as svon as the necessities anid interests of the pu lwarrant. The chiet c je will engineer was directed to cause a contract tu be | at made with Delaware Hudneli to set curbs and lay brick sidewalks on Franklin street, between 5:b street and New Jersey avenue and P and Q wWeel-, ——e BUILDING AssoctaTions.—La ight the firth annual meeting of the Washington Co-operative | Building Association was held at Marini’s Hall, and the sceretary, Mr. |. E. Thompson, pre- | sented the fith annual report. The report shows receipts $112,500 47, disbursements, S balance ‘in _ treasurer's hands, $2,008.15, assets, $154,506.65. The stock account original number of sbares 2.000; redeemed and cancelled first four years. 1,025.2 shares, an Cancelled by settlement fifth year, €2 4; car- celled by redemption fifth year, 44.9; forfetted | for non-payment of dues fiith leaving | shares now ; nam ber now paying return of advances, 10)4; num- ber not advanced, €T3; cash value of one share, ee ike report, M will be seen, shows the assuciation to ve in the best possible condition, and the members Lave great cause for comgrat- wiation. At the conclusion of the geating of the report a enanimous vote of thanks was parted to the offcers. The tollowipg officers Were re-elected for the ensuing year:—Dr. k Howard. president; Thomes Norteet, prer M. P. Callan, treasur tury, directors_K. y, WH. oods, J. 1). Free, T. C. Smart . Edson, A. S. Voxe, H. W. Berthong, Augustus Davis, D. J. MeCarty. At the seventh meeting of the Republi ameocistion, (S. Kk. Bond, president,) night before last. 12 shares (=6,000) were advanced on, at an &verage premiuim of 72 per cent. the twenty-ninth meeting of Capitol Hill 2, the seme night, 5,000 were sold, at an ee Of 40 Denver ny NaRrow Gavox.—the town of Harrisonburg, Va., has just subscribed 425,000 to the capital stoc! ashington, Cincinnati, and St. Louis narrow- gauge railway. The charter of this road was rarted by thestateof Virginia, and the ca; $15,000 fo. Hil be tree feet gauge, cross- ing the Obio at Point Pleasant. The survey has been commenced at Harrisonburg. and rons west up North river, and crosses North river p in the Shenandoah mountain, thence west u Highland county, passing over the ‘alle y mountains by alow gap into Poca- beontas county. itis not at all improbable that ‘the fret member of Congress from Colorado can mide ali the way ons three-foot gauge trom Den- ver to Washington via Leavenworth —Learen- morih (Ha.) Times. aa eee Tse tens Te sight, by hg me ofa eat many patrons of the National Theater, Katie Putoam and Wasrineton to her eomedy company wilt appear in “The Old Curiosity id in which they made a decided bit last Monlay Ent The Surchocees® tiateg eee Ne ene” elicited ™ from all who witnessed it. Dick Parker has a farewell @ Theater Comique to-night, his should show their appreciation of him geen actor and a gentleman by fillin; the house. ‘mh Parker then programme is otherwise unusu- Fe. wil ay : 4 District CatuoLio Bexzvotest Umon is in contemplation, and at the last meeting of i Society No. 1, incipient steps were taken to perfect such an organization. A com- Mittee wes appointed to invite the ation Of similar comt'ttees from the various Catholic benevolent and temperance societies of Wash- ington and Georgetown. The proposed local union will be attached to the Irish Catholic Be- nevolent Union of the United States, which re- gently held a grand convention at Philadelphia. ‘There are about thirty benevolent societies in the eleven Catbotic parishes of the District. eqD EAETIFUL ree’ ae beens Do reelp en secure a ri e smging bir not fall to procare one from the collection now on sale at Latimer & Cleary’s auction rooms, corner of 11U street and Peunsylvania avenue. in | - | will make a horse valueless. Simple, prompt vice | i | OUR SICK HORSES. No Abatenrent of the Disense. ALMUST BVBY HuHcE IN TER DisvmicT AP- FEC TRD—-RVERY STARLE AN BQUINE ROS?I- .AL—THE ANIMALS GENERALLY DELI ep ) De IMPROVING —A ST SCne VERY £aD FS~SEV REAL DEATHS ¥0-( ne weather of to-day e lor the sick horses. is net -o Severe as youter Of the ticker animaix not 4 whieh retused food vesterany t and aiteg-ther the an improved cond es, however, Lave fouror five serious , the resaltor which et. Some of the antma Lecdisvase lightly, are to wii apy , " good health, and when led eut for exercise show heir Ler ls and frisk about {ike eolts. EXERCISING THR EQUINE INVALIDS ‘There were but very few horses in nee on th ¥ i 2 heen very favor | them were blanketed, and m | their legs enveloped in red flannel. Most of ble Keepers sent their horses Delieving that a walk in the san them good, in which belie? they were doubtiess correct. TNE BAILROAD AND 6 Capitor, st, all the horses the to place aivw | aie improcing. ab Price Brothers’ stables. n their stables, however, are better to-day ti | yesterday. THE TWO SICK DONKRYS relerred to in yesterday's Star as being at { ables ot M: rs Allison Nailer. ir., are in a bad | way, and the little fellows may go otf the hooks 7) seem to suffer much, their breathing t labored, and to-day they refused their rations. As they ate pets, they come in tor gocd ehare of sym INCIDENTS OF THE REIGN OF ETIZOOT, Yesterday a party from the eounty ubove Georgetown paid $10 for the conveyance of bumeelt and trunk im @ butcher's cart Georgetown to the Baltimore depot. Yesterday aiternoon, om the arrival of the New York train, quite @ ludicrous scene wat cnacted at the depot. An oid resident of the first ward, verging on 70 years of » had been apprised that two of his female relatives would arrive ina certain train. unable to en- Pe veyance for them, aus! his own horses being sick, he ordered his servants to bring his family earriage to the depot. ‘This order was obeyed, andon the arrival of the train a yen- | erable lady and her companion were escorted to | the vehicle, aud the colored men made ready to | start, when a number of persons volunteered | thear services. Their offers were declined by from s | the old gentieman, who placed himself in the shafts, and, giving the word, set off at a lively | gai | homewards, amid the cheers of the specta- tor PRICES OF FEED GOING Tr. Since the appearance of the disease, wheat | lren, which formerly sold at 16 oF 18 cents | bushel, bas gone np to 50 cents. Straw, whic ‘or the ! at £1.25 per cwt., now sells at $2 sume quantity. A GOOD IDEA. T. Allison Nailor jr., suggests that, s generaily believec that the dis tracted from the atmosphere. which to be filled with matarial elements. i hus much to do in determin: of th e as is su certained whether air currents are ihe or the dissemination of the disease. is « valuable suggestion, aud one we would gladly see acted upon. FATAL CASES. The total number of deaths since yostey reported to police headquarters up to 2 o'clock this afternoon was eleven. It 1s not probable, | however, that all of these animals died from the | epidemic: day ee, How to Treat the Horse Disease. 4 C StTREBT, Wasainaton, Nov. 6, 1572. | Editor Star:-—The great point ‘in treating the | Present horse intuenza is prompt action with | orprepriate remedies. Almost invariably a slight watery discharge shows itselt at the ose: Fire, At once arsenic, twenty-four drops | Fowler’s Solution in one tablespoontul of sugar divided into twelve doses, a dose every two hours. If cough commences give aconite and beliadona, twenty-four drops of aconite in x tablespoontul of sugar divided into twelve doses, one dose every two hours. Same quantity of belladona ‘in @ tablespoonful ot sugar divided into 12 doses, and give every two hours im alternation with the aconite. If the cough is not frequent and severe, every three hours will be sufficient. Assoon as the cough »nd feverish symptoms are relieved give arsenic and nux vomica in alternation every three hone, the nux yomica prepared in the same way and | the same doses as the arsenic. This treatment bas beea yery successful in Buffalo, and 1 have been ver: successful — with neatly the same with my own horse: Foumigate .be stables with carbolic powder, which the druggists keep; wash the p ls with carbvite soap water; rub the throat with cayenne | pepper and laré; rub the legs with dry mustard; cep well blanketed; walk balf an hour daily in | the sun, if the day is warm; give plenty of water to drink, aud do not work them at all! I! any obstruction Of mucous appears to collect in the throat, put 4 grains of tartar emetic in a table poentu.l of sugar and divide into 12 doses, and | give one every one or two hours, until the breathing is relieved. Sugar is the best vehicie for administering these medicines, because the will generally eat the sugar from the d; if not, open the mouth with the left hand d place the sugar on the tongue. It the at- tack is very severe, I wouid give the medivine a | lietle ofténer at first, lengthening the:time be- | tween the doses as an improvement is observed. My own horses have rapidly recovered under | this treatment. It has track me as remarkable, | the similarity of this epidemic mfluenza with the dog and horse distemper,which I have often | treated successtully with the same remedies, and given in same way. They always co! mence as an influenza—watery discharge of the nose and eyes, which continues simple for some | dave and ‘attracts little attention, but is then | mild, and easily counteracted by arsenic; if aliowe¢ to go on it runs into a catarrh, 5 ctetion becomes thick and yellowish, the disease Tee ook ee ee; if this is not che it passes into the lungs, and then to the bowels. A dog who has passed through all these stages of the disease is worth- | less, or nearly so, as it destroys his olfactory | nerves, and Lis keenness of scesting game i+ nearly destroyed; it also injures and Teqjuently | destroys bis or her generative powers. If they | get wet during the latter st of the disease | they will surely die; and [ believe this will be | the case with the horse during the present epi- | demic, and also if the disease runs its course it treatment and good pursing at the first appear~ | ance of the rum at the nose or the eon zt will comine it t @ simple, eatily-contrulied | induenza. H. Nicos Wapswortg, D. D. 8. aes RR-ARREST Ov AN Escape VirGista Con- vioT.—Last night Detective McDevitt started | to Kichmond, Va., with James Boswell escaped convict, who was recognized by Oilicer Voss, station keeper at the central guard house, on Monday night last, when he applied there tor lodgings as the man who was convicted of manslaughter for the killing of alittle girl in Alexandria, July 4th, 1569, the circumstances Lich case were published at that time. Doewell was tried. convicted, and sentenced to five years in the Richmond peuitentiary from “which he escaped some months ago. He states that the plan was made by sirof his tellow-prisoners to overcome the guard while they were doing street work, but they backed ont, when be, determined to take a chance for liberty made @ bold break and ran, the keeper not following for fear of losing the remainder of He reached the prisoners, He woods, where be remained until nightfail, when he came into Richmond and exchan; arb for another suit, and walk where he iaid secreted emang omeot hisold for two or three days, and started for Baltimore, where he has éInce Been, 18 26 years of Was born in Alexandria, mente—if there is such @ allows this glorious work could be cone within &@ fortnight. rainy season is near at hand, and while thi« svail-like pace may be satisfactory to our superintendent, it is certainly not ted residents of nto est rm TREET. Wasuixcton, D. 0. ith, 1872, Burien Uspee am Anka WaLL—This morn- ing, about % o’clock, as David Hor an ap- entice to Mr. James Kegan, plumber and gs iter, was at work im the area of house 620 6th poo bony pe = area poop ve way Gos entirely with a A] his . Meller and other men to wor! and In a short time got him ont, it was found that he was cut about the hands and eee: He was able to walk to RR RS ERE SECT TPES A RE NE ET A A LS TT TL LE, AB Cor A meeting of the eo We poe awp Daryens’ Bat Le CITY ITEMS. tors and drivers of the town street ratiroad Hosisey AND Gueves, a large assortment Goidmann & Steinberg’s, corner Tth and G streets. —_e—_—_ z ALL THR pRoy puTiis ate using the Halford ieerterstire Table Sauce, and ihe gue t the choicest relish. clare H | SkY OvEROOAT® Beaver and reper H » queaver hallas the and the | —— me, for hold- ~ Li street. i _has beenen- Frasisaine S$ of all kinds ry etfort will be ttime,and no diarepatable allawed to rs and drivers a and as it is go to the new store of Goldman: th and G streets. —— + THE TIDAL WAVE arose to tts supremest @ ‘Luestay last, bat bore our nobie Pres: eneral Grant, on ita foamy crest, instea rand Gift Photograph Ente h, corner D, aud next door the crowd upon & Steinberg. Hberaily patronize their eald f hfal ser- wer: i own nt by no fault of their own, age Wiis Fit be will or the late Eben 1, | | QUBRY !—Why is it that Hamiiton Childs was fled in the office of Register of Wills | 800, Y. M. G. A. Building, corner of Streets, are duing such an extensive bnai in sterdayv. To the wtrvot Rock ¢ k Chu —_ ee at reer TeiiC® | Latrobe stoves, ranges, grates, #late and ms Dequeathes #26, and his pew in Trinity Church he leaves to the ves'ry of that parish, | Wantels, gas fixtures, plumbing, gas-fitr The will of m Burne bequesthing bis | Se, &6 jainswer!” Because they keep Property to bis wife was alse filed. To-day the | Most complete assortment of these god i thing the | Of New York, and employ the vers best work. TSamiel, | Men, and complete ail orders with pro fanguters of | abd in thebest manner. To prove a give them a call. tod. Saturda: Wittcox & Ginw celebrated Bazaar Patt Baum’s hoopskirt and corset f Intelhgencer Building. ——— Lames AND GanTLEMEN: [f you wi Wearing apparel ¢ i sent them to A. F: site Pater ssor will g ' Givves ¢ Prot ont fail, Ki 9,21,3 81 per Visit.— extracted without pain; But: is, &r , relieved and eured, ‘at No. 535 15th street, opposite US. * = ‘TIEeMOMETERS and Barometers are repatreé and made to order by Hempler, near 4X rircet ——————— — Georgetown Advertisements. lisease MASONIC.—POTOMAG LODGR, No, 5— ere, bitt The members of the Lotge are not fied (0 st if embraces sos forty horses | tend especial mecting, on THUBSDAY &VENIRG y limite and a const icrabie nam, | Mexts at 7% o'clock Third degree. Brethers oF a ables all tho | OMT Lafeve tu good standing are frakerabliy So horses none of them serious. | 'g'sgeBY nler o ‘_M. APLER, Sec. Tepe ie Hameereral ap Bees pow TING Ructionser, escaped the disease. Mr. Legg Nas for somo Nos. 76 and 78 Bridge street, Georgetown. time mingled salt with each teed of the horses | VALUAPLE IMPKOVED PROPERTY, ON and bas given them muslard asa preventive, VALLEY STRERT, AT AUCTION. Lesides using the ordinary isin ilis & oa THURSDAY. | November ithe at 4 v4 tonishing boven hee o'clock p. m.,1 will sell, 10 frout of the ‘promi- far died of the mala iy, Many ores = ses, part ot Lot No 3, fronting 2 tet vu the ie 3 west side of Vailey street, by a do iid feet. im proved by acomiortable two-story Frame Dweiliue eg, Tee Meraoptet IV AL. Re —T ‘H: uae, cop'sining six rooms, Kitchen and ce!lar. thie church ap to by rm Terms: (ne-haif caso; batance twelve ard the intuence is wid mouths, with interest, secured y tener ¢ and the prese air to} property. Conveyancing at the cost of the pur- est religious works ever wi br en 33 THOMAS Dow il The Rev. J. 1 oetave hel; p » moderu, Baltimore m dance to-nigh eleven at the altar—sev lacie lic was 2 before at west end, on charge of mr ot 4bram Gibson, on Satu Was brought trom the A behead been place abie Howard, aud ber ¢ "POE LATEST NOVELTY, Tosowood, containing allt pron me A full line other BASKETS, fri 20 Shromes Framed iu solid 1. and € at 9375. ‘of Ladies’ Companion and - upward walnul and gilt, at POCKET CUTL HES end COMBS, ch «t poblicaiions of ROOKS aod b woke reduced. wt PRLIGSON'S,1 FOPULAR War r Pend'st Justice Barn der, in the kil ToA.—Lotters have new a . upto the Lith TR n received of October, which say that all those engaged in G THOMAS GETTY, : i 1. 10% Bridge street, Gecrgstown, D. 0. the engineering expedition trom this place and | 42 & ‘ Do. neighborhood, are well and doing well. wast’, | SCHOOL BOOKS ABD scHo0u REQUISITE lasi evening. BLANK BOOKS. FANCY GOUDS, NEWSPA ‘KS, STATLON- PERS, PERIODICALS, POO KS ERY AND MAGAZINES. Kinds of Reating Matte Magazines, Music, etc, on hand ‘i ateiy after publication. Orders tr Books fi cals, Music, or anything pertaining to theta ines will be promptly filled. sel2 tf V JM. H. WHEATLEY’S Steam Dyeing and fcouring Establishment, Orricz, 49 Jarrenson StaErt, Georgetown, D.C. ‘Tue TRIAL oF Raopa Feweut—He Pleats “ Not Guilty.”—The trial of Lucien N, Feweil, known as * Khoda” Fewell, forthe murder of James F. Clark, at Brentsviile, Va., on the morning of the sist of August, was commenced yesterday before the Prince William county court at Brentsville. A recapitulation of the circumstances attending the tragedy was given im yesterday's Star. Of the counsel in the there were present for the commonwealth, yesterday, Charles E. Sinclair aud F. T. Mein: fer; tor the detence, Judge H. W. Thomas and Voekly minedt Porieti ral Eppa Hunton. General Henry A. | Established 181; preraium awarded 1°57; and is row ¥ d Gel iW 1e0 re one of the 0: largest. and most compicts estav- eer acne WU Pagne; also iecaploved | Senor ues er askied in ain tokee ae nae as in the case, the first tor the prosecution and the | tnt nutes que Mind in thie country. Pest place tn latter for ‘the defence, had not arrived. Soon | 13° basinase after the organization of the court, Fewell ¢ tered, conducted by John $. Goodwin, the ja er, and the indictment having been read tohim, and the usnal quesgen, “ Gulity or not guilty?” ked, he replied guilt: in a firm voice. While the court endeavoring toobtain a jury, the question av yan who as- serts that he can gi iN unbiase pinion, yet acknowledges that he has already forme an mpression from the conversation of witr: a qualiti ror?” was discussed at length, and decided in the negative. After a jury had been obtained the jadgeeLarzed them, aud a number well and prompt . Office closed daily at sunset, except Paturday. when it will be open antil ste p.m. Post Office Box 723. ap2 :g Everything spportaiping to tt nd promptly PERSONAL. | BS. SAWYER, Clairvoyant and Test Medinm. | MAIEV Ey eee Pee worl. west, between H and I streets, oue square sunth Cirete. nové Sw” LD DB. DABBY CAN BE COSSULTHD GON- fidently a@ ILLS 439 street, three doors from Penusylvanie avenue Honorable and scientitic of witnesses were called. guaranteed, Separate ro lt 7 A New Use ror a Cors Leo.—Frank Minich and Henry Eckert, the turmer a foreman and | [)®- LEON, | ané the latter a workman in the tobacco-pipe manufactory of Messrs. Max & Kuhn, were taken into eustody on Saturday on the charge of stenting about 3-0 worth of pipes trom the a within the past tear months. Minich artificial leg, :u which it is alleged he ed a lot of pipes each day, preparatory to CONSULTING PHYSICIAN, Tho oldest established Spectalist in the city, No, 604 ELEVENTH STREET, ALOVE F Hors: 11 to 4, and 7 te 9, daily. Ws Specialty—Female Complainis and Catansow Diseases. bas au stor | ULES AND REGULATIONS IN Ro kecdRy 10 SMALLPOX. The essential pasure of small-pox is to CIM itself, and aund+r certain favorable conditions LIME, CENENT, ac. Sous F. Ki ve. Sh Mee avon LITHOUKAPMERS BUSINESS DIRECTORY: ae Josern F. Gsonnt, a6 & #05 Det. 4 and teh ge, not enly communicable from person ty person, P8 | Containing Cards of First-class Establi LIVERY STAGI.ES. Capable vf being transported te erat disgar | p rd shments | Ker Wiliaed wel Sta . "9 prevent the propagation of specific p in all Branches of Business in the District. 3 B ste “ the foliowing sanitary regulations hare been stop <4 oS at < by ard of Health ant sj 2 by the G of the District of Columb AGRICTLIT RA! WAREHOUSES, in] coardians shall cause their childro | youn A. Baten, @6-22-$3 La, ave., nt, fin & 10m ets aeng cinated before the “ age of two years, an ! ALE DEPOTS. aA Board of Hea!th «! ot | DB. Laxpers & Co.. Albany Ale, 79 La. aveane Taocination, tear - Paiuea & Ge aen, Macey 2 Poll's aie, George 8. - Tie Boas in roand revit: | ARCHITECTS, the vaccination sin the District | ap E cor. i of C. tum : 2 etree i ~ | H.N. Baktow 1935 Ps, ave, Det. 12h and ash ote ar. = | ATTOMNEYS-AT-LAW. STOR DA us to the | Eowarnt LE, #4, opposice City Hall, Set. &. &. Walker. 1400 | coreg: te vase o. 3. weer < he “ r & er the exi- | J vont martaeeas YAU # Dav onal aMROE AIS U0 wt ooar bye | Hy igitor of Ci stm, Cle sth street. MANTLES. : a. Avi. Titles, Uorvey's Notary. | Haxtitox & Pea 4, Marble | ¥ Wain boom 5, May Duliding, fh & Bete | A's orare. Ae cee pe are SOD, J Ry SF tvanie ave. Bordweet Trcers B Swruva 2 ae & » SE SD strect, b-twoen D and MERCHMAST TALLOR: A “ De & gY Siaey 1taRiten a ¥ SILLINERY, ae a EB. Gutert. de va st, bE C.W. Tuoss, whole v i ] MODEL MAKERS, ae. 0. Ore aN. iS Tu °? mo Ga MONIC STOR. . w corner Sd Street eas. fe: 0A gna ar Me AGS, @e, | S@TaRres. pace, a » av. Law ae © AX». S3 im. ave, bet, Gb and 7th sts, | * - . shinies fixe 8. Xaar er Yarn atreet. | fi" $)* bx a nee an <0) B. Capitol at. OUSi Re BALOW AN. Bowt att ot. between Gand B | {>} .)s .W. Driven, | BARKS KERS. see AINE — ” | Rios ace . PAINI havonat 8 & a ¥ oMr aay TD j Mooas af a ep. Treasnry De © hon BILLIARD SALOONS. nto ans om the | SEATOX FALL BiLLiaRD“aLoon corgersth & D ste | °"\SeLL-MASGEMS @ LOCI oa ee oro DANES, CLES. Ghaamn, o C, SCUNK OER. LRT F ot., beoween Ith an! | st ry oe a cality | F FRep. Fucker. 87th st..opp. | é. Hane attainable, a 1H. RUERLine, Siec. Bots & Lt “PAL eR and legible i Sroall pox BLACKSMITH SHOPS, ™ fonnes {upon an exposed part o: the infected by F. Bagocitna( Bore: Shocing, So ) 4% 8 Md are vA - Ti shall be the dnty of those in whose dwelli Wx KIXsINGER, 8) ipmnithg, 548 66 Water #t., Gtr All pox occure to fundente the bonee, and th BLEACHERIEA. Foon. of the patient, with sulphur, theese thees's | A %. WiUzis6, Strew Hi & Bt Bicacbor, 9% Pe.ev. | Wok MPet=a-t flay; to cleapan a net every part (f the deel SOARDING-| PAsENT ling by the fre { chioriuates seda, carbolic | sire Kvorepn: Moxy 200.48 seul tomo, chienlam.or sch other disiatectaat BOOK EISD our brown Gs the Boord of Hmalth thay direct. We © Woon, ‘Acloth of theeizecf ® «(ante yard, stoepet ina | Wat. B. Maley, southwest corner $th and i sts, PAS FS Z solution + belie arid, of bromo Waa W Locckre one eerie ebloraiom atient's Poor and oom 16% Fel i Backs sey he eaid dietnfe: Gro. W. Bornwer, bh mer * Pet Office QF Seng for crows "The room of the pationt shali be kept thoronghly PATENT MEDICINES, ventilated, and no other ton than a pares who Cannon s Live Tome pe bas had theetall-pox, or & tember of the family, shali be allowed to enter the same, Persons belag tn attendance upon the sick shall not come ineom tact with other inmates or persous, noless they have been previously properly fumigated and divingacted, and chonged the clothing worn by them while in the siek-r0cm. of said at ts to see that . Bader O. B. Ball Rod Bh omen apc trachea, | Hoovax & vs Pa.ev “bot aith ana ive, 1 €0CHAS PACH. 48 Lith ab Pay ort Konto $ Hector Tih gtreet. intealieoncer Butidine PICTURE @ POMIRA D.M. Fok! os. 216 Sd ot. od) '¢ Wasbtogtou Hones | Feaycis Laxe. Bree. Bear N Foxx, Boot Makor.i747 Pounsyivauiaevenue. | {tc nnwune: ne 8 8p-cimley 2 noutto be | A P. Ga. 7, Slipper Man 8 Teh at. 5.7, PLARING BILLA f bave had the s . BHASS WORKS. rt ~ be stmxe d taevery inst th: SomMEK & Leircn, 5168-18-99 28th strees, vn. Sud must therefore be BUILDING MATERIALS, 4 B burrnent £0.,90 Pa. bet 9th & 10th ete, Knuwas, Mocliin BUTTER, Laas, © EAE, de. : only).c %&h &D WheatLey & Bonk he 0.0.pPIC¥R, (choice 8.W. comer thE s: « CABINET SHOPS, WaLika, 62 B strent, owar 10th & Lance Pint Ornaments! 9% sth gt PLUMBERS AND GAS Phot eKs, ¥ €.B SHEPHERD & Uo 9 Pa.ny..b JG Wravex,(alsoU pholstering ).)6:5 Gat.petaar, | BAMULTONS PEAbcon Cor St & Daa) as ah CAMPENTERS AND Ber Be | Oko. W GootALL. 3. W corner Pa ay ant thet, L$. CEaPMaN, 308 7th 7 ee orenee, near get notity the 1 J. viré ich street. wey seu nt : Pa wy., bet nth ote ae oor, Po. avenue, Uapi: | Hull. — > i: a » Moratiic Roofer ) M2 a. «t_,cov, bury the body of PRINTING OFFIOEN, : ~ Bisson BRoTASKs, 1912 Me. ave..bel.ieh T ux PB. DESN be shail take pin WB. Gaucme& WD Kxionr a¢ k S000 &e the iron Jorzen b, Fxarson.o Powxir & PRo' K. corner sn & Date ‘on: oPaay Ay., det.9th £10th ate, | 4 X Paave.,nnder Me. Hote’ | 2 OLIN A Oo. N.¥.)1118 Pa. gy. bet NthAlbes, | & Rowas § Cox, 67 Tih street, May building. 12 pg wen | A Sraats, loll Penn. ave, jsee advertisements.) | ™ ed directly from | rn COACH FEN DIN bo copie are s HOMPSON & z 4 bee af coffin wed bat | OOMMISSE DEEDS. s | Joceru T.K. PLant.cornor and &th surects .W, & the house i which the ¥ M ODunseny.(Disier brome OD Tthet.,op. Fo | # ace suid corpse inthe coffin, or take any part Soa te 00D. P.O . laying ont the dead, uclees be bas Kos the email | CONVEYANCERS. Brxsroy Nise Bylharly, temigated aud disinfected hig | A. G, HaLby, 619 Pa. ave., (Law, Titles, Rotary.) | PBUH Wee clothing. ‘The laying ont of the body and the burial O@RKS, SEALI WAX.ac. thall be done by the officers appointed for that pur. | Siseeaices Whateaee oar} JouN ScoTT sDININGSALOON/ meals Be )838 La.ay pose by the Board of Health “ . 107 Teh street, » DOORS 45D BLINDS. ‘The small-pox ambulance ehall bo kept at the OORSETS, SKIRTS, &c. PERRY COLEMAN, 305 7th at. Ocnter Market. stuall pox nospial, Dovel as (Ladies’ Underwear generally) webs. | Tocrrn & ervvvas. 6 Loultlane wren The ee co = Bs Se espe’, by a8. tp DENTISTS, SHOOLS AKD COLLEGES. —_ apector whenever mended for tho removal of small- | Dy Wot, Msmkits., 103 F strest northwest. w . : ; ASHI NGTON BUsINES© O01 (0or, 7th and se vulsnce,ant | DINING SALOONS. aan. eu Trem eutering street cars jaa HMaxvey & HotpEN. 1016 Penne. @v.,corner Bthet. | WERELKR & Wilson *, Dicer & Bon, DOLLAR : : STO 4 are simple, silent, pres anes, al Sino of clothing to woar | WaLLaci’s DOLLAR STORW, 1 Pa,av., bet. A¢aéth | saath rosa jot; Beeb aD suit of clothing kent famigat'd and disia’ DRESSMAKERS. Bilas Hows: iyrnotey, J Rare net ee Pee aa peggy M108 Juv Paay.(Out's taught by rule) | WkaD SEWING Mach nk Uowrany, ai oben thin fe hen off UG STORES, ‘The Family Favorite. G7] pox pa wutii otherwise —= Ds. S 7 ses that he clothiog is properly ied. packed WiswaL.,si07th EvWAkD STOLPR, 09 7th work, op. Pest OMoe, up, cerried safcly to the ambulance, aud destroyed, NV isWalia, Street, near Le.avence | Bost. A. WHITEHA ND, $4 D et ween Sh & 8th, He'ehall ke pan account of the clothes ocfarsizore W xtsx.(One Price.) 108 & 1030 7th at, n.w f poor pereous which have been destroyed, the | prokeble value of she tame, aud the names of the | ‘wed give a receipt for | NigE. PArTERsOn, cor.Pa.av, &6th st. ‘e MOUBES, petae Faris to whein they bel «B. Kinen. 617 loth et. the save. 7 W.H. WitaTLy, 49 Jeflerson aston =. if ander bo circumstances shall the ambulance be EMPIO OFFICES, allowed to tarry im the street, excest. for h | gee or the body. EXPRESS OFFICES. "The ambulance shall not be taken to any place for Ea. rerair; but if repair ta needed, a person having had ox s EXPREss; Main OMces: 68 Pa. ay..cor. sh’ D. X alll be cogazed ty mond it at tis reg- | Wash'n; 6 Bridge st.,@tu;7 Waab'nst. Ales’ ree. 2. Indriving (oe, ambulance to any point, care shall Seema vee "| Besar W. Ex. H, BatucaRtEn,(also Die Sinker, -ANCY STORER. ee ee be ners } avoid crowded streets, schoo! houses, or ¥. ig age BE yp er E G. Davis, ou Marwes KHREND, t Ff Iver sal, as far as prac- leaving the place, while his comp: nlon carried Set NE FLORENCE jth his share in Lis pockets. Ata bearing before A Cesbraiet ‘Alderman Gabill: Minich was held in 000 sea | 1 ‘Copan la unequaled ts telling dae Past, Pree pecker’ 15 Oi) (Dail to mnewor ‘af, court — | Cie eehtaglan ha anes ee eee \Paladelphia Record. Nov. 5. gu ibe sute way to suceeoe tn fee fa meters "4 Tr 18 VERY DovrTPUL if any professed athe- | businere her adv: feblgpeae-<pet pad. el ist ia really What he professes to be. Any occa- | poremisatistection. None, ever regret consultts sion which appeals strongly to the feelings is | C4'at her parlors,now located at SAL Sth otrost, likely to test them, There is a society of athe- ists in Ve » and in sending its congratula. tions to Victor Emanuel on the escape of his son from assassination, it curiously enough “thanked Divine Providence for the miraculous excape,” etc. tween H and I, PIANOS, &. S' HOMACKER & 00. CELEBRATED GOLD MEDAL rlANOS, CABL RIOHTER, Having 6% teacher of music in| this city for the last ten years, felt the want cf & good aud cheap instrament, having seen what exorbitant prices were id for inferior in- struments, 1 resolved to introduce tothe public of ‘op & Piano, to whiob there ia none sape- t patented improvemonta ~ Greatest satisfaction in concerts as wi parlors, My succcss has been compicte, ard I am able now to oifer tha beeutifal Instruments at prices from 2 4 t that is to say ded cent. less than any 5. class Piano, wud respectfully fayite publis to call at my warerocm aud examine for therusel yes, deste for oe Viauos egy re repairing properly attended to, Agency, hve bets bth and loth sta. Ww BNABE & 00.5 CELEBRATED PIANOS A rarnen is on trial in San Francisco for killing a woman because she refused to marry him. “This was a barbarous piece of business, but if @ woman can shoot a man because he ree tuses to leave ott loving his wife, what may a Man do to a woman who refnses to love him? Phis is a puzzle tor @ San Francisco Jury, aud their stupidity will doubtless be equal to the oceasion. Youns MeN need po longer complain of want of employment. A large opening exists in the business of renin wagons and the delivery of ypackages. Liberal wages can be earned from now until the elose of the Hipporhinorbea, bi apy young man who will get a truck, wheel- barrow or light vehicle to move packages.— iChicago Tribun Mie we-ora has the strangest kind of a ghost SUBPASS ALL OTHERS, A railroad section man was killed last winter by an aceiduut which occ red in a blinding |, Wm. Knabe & Co.'s GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, snow storm, and now he haunts bis successor cara im use. continually, appearing to watch the road. If | OP ygty accommodating terme, PIANO: his intent be charitable and he keeps a sharp Py KEICHENBACH’S look out and prevents accidents in future, why Piano Warerooms, 423 Lith street. then he is ¢n bonest ghost and there isno'need | Wm. McCammon’s PIANOS. (Boardman & Gray.) to disturb Rim. OBGANS for sale. 10 montht BEICBENBACH 'S ‘THE OLD SAYING that a 5 _seple-ly Piano W: 423 Lith strest. ” hus been disabled for Mos? 2MUSING TOY CUT! Causes inanimate by the marriage in Colorado of a couple who figures to dance to the music of pianos, were divorced twenty-three years ago, the wite, | For slety © 1 WiLbre BE AsO ne meanwhile, having married another husband. | street west, between Pa. avenue and E at. On hearing of the death of his successor, recent- | Agents for, St re Etgnos, aud eannoctarers of ly, the first husband renewed his suit and the | “*p,ceele ‘and ail Mi pete eee z., ise: lady returned to her earliest love. patred. — page eg 7 The cholera has spread beyond Hangary, and appears at Vienna, Berlin, and Prague. e7 The Univers has become elegantly and originally sarcastic: it calls Prince Bismarck “one of the horns of the devil.” | s@ There is mourning in Walker, Mich. A barn burned down forty barreis of cider bad to be used-to prevent the spread of the bef ire! es French Countess de Montfort ve birth to ason inher carriage, the other y, while returning from a drive in the Bois de Boulogne. , S@"A New Bedford bride and bridegroomon their wedding tour were. from the station to the hotel in Boston, in shack-dsawn by oxen with white ribbons on their horns. ‘A Miss Elta Lyman has contracted to furpish tke lumber for all the water-tanks and of anew railroad to be built in ‘ermout. t is more, she is to super- intend the work under the contract herself. #7 Thomas Sully, one of the chief of Ameri- can artists a generation or two ago, died Tues- day at bis residence in ey mel in his 91st = He was a native of Eng! |, but when years old removed with his parents to this country, &7Dr. Patte, of Holton, Kansas, on Tuesday evenfrg prescribed chioral for a patient, who compiained that he could not keep it on his LOAN OFFICES. Kid and Castor Glove, Frox 1 to 6 Burros. Bick, White, Light, Mode, and Dark. All the new stomach. ‘The doctor, to convince him that it fancy colors to match the prevailing shedes of could be kept down, took the dose himself, and Bik and Dress Goods, For sale, whole- died from the effects of its sale aud retail, by 87 They heve another new wrinkle in Boston. ‘The Highland horse railway, @ new line which ARNOLD, CONSTABLE.& CO. bas just established after much hard fight- NEW YORK, ing in the ture, has placed upon its th.tm Bole Agenteifor thet United States. routes smnoking-cara, which are run every half 00-8 hour for the accommodation of the lovers of the | ri Weed. Sucbva wrinkle is not destined to be one 8. Ou eres ‘agent, of old age. cy ‘avenue; t ie, keep out of crowded thoroaghfares, and corner 8th ie avoid’ meeting ‘or passiug ety" pi ma | Louse Banas no, BN ecar saTth sees Wi, B.G.4L51.89 Peay .. Law eon: r large concourse of people, ee a ey and ‘st, ladies & TOBACCO ARD ClG4R ‘tor shall display the yellow flag from be a istaND oF UUBa, Lacks @ bro. Tet o ling containing smail-pox, and if said blacked Coegualnew” | HARD OF LUBA. Leche @ | : Ras shen away without snrhority, the Health mn ie, FEED AND OW. | Pair Ho WakDsouchwoet cor. Paar, or 2 ust be inmediately notified of the fact. . COr. . a. phe inepectcr of cach district stall be notified of Fe Daaxty Peod.rain-be soon ae eat Tors, ranor ARTICLES, a0 the presence end loeality of email pox cases in bis FLOWER Osx. Burret, ‘4 Gistrict, and it shall be hie duty to see that M E.eroors, Rmbelmer Bon TRU MABUFACTORIES. aaarantine regulations relating tp howes baving Bigs’ Deven arn ek, wlowers, Sere st Jas.8 Torkam £0.43 )tb at. ade email-pox within are proper forced, k 4 4 ARASOLS, 20 person €Apos.d to the contagion be allowed ta go 20'town. ‘Teaths and Nataral ~ GnPof the dwelling cr come tu contact with oy Dressed. preserved & embalmed, 3 superior strc, Basia Finan ite x siren an n. ‘moar Lise fy dhelnepecter shall in sr urbane manner inform | Jcnx MCCLELLAND, corner of La. eve, ana sothet, | ““Gwnnireacmie oo 7 the people of the quarantine regan ations timposed - the Boord cf Besith regarding small pox, but shall | pp vrin @Oo.,(N.0_) 1113 Pa. av. bot Jithalan Josere GaWLeR, tz Pa. — 7. 7th stress, : dship. 4 Ff eta | Abpison Dav, 103 Fenn. ave. mane. “Phe inepeccor Geratld to attend to the small-pox | ©. ¥. WINSLOW. snc’ to Timmea W inglow.4i Paar ac. shall first arc. rtain whethor the Case can be Isoluted in the dwe'ling so 9a rot to expose the other inmates | Mu B. ack vgn fear cone rece Beg 2. Pa, (iso, Mocerinis. Toes, Be.) . (sino, rinie. “ ‘A. Van Doge. 198 Pa, evenbe, Unpiiol Eni IRE WURM EMS. te the ciscass, JW, McK MRT, 147 Pa pear w « ene atient in a tenement, lodging-how: Wat, 3. Lire, Second: ance 8 . ie eee eo eeeet fa ae A thet he can: | » "P deKunnny & Oo., 189 Pe av Sink Wc | D W. Bavun:ven, Sly lth strest, south of Pa, ave, not be is laced from other inmates, be or she shall Hair Matiresscs taken, opened, cleansed, ‘WOUD AND OVAL, be removed and taken to the bospital; re-mmie. and retared im ¢wo hours’ J _Brernenson @BRo., 124 Pa 4 interferes with, o q @a8 FIXTU: ae, /m. WaRDE RE, corner let end D strects patient refure eS HAM:LTON & PEARSON, cor. Sth Y. D ASD WILLOW Wank, foreed against auch person cr persons. A B BEEPRERD& Co. a0 Pacer Bs Gx0.P.Gorr, Big Basket, n00Pa ov .bet WibSlts valare keys io tenement homes, | GAS OFFICES, *"" ANBEE OTIONS, dgivg houses. by 5 's, withou: | WASHINGTON Gas HomPaMY. 41g 30th, near E | H. Avixa,( wholesale only,) #4 Pa. av.,xsar mths he proper notice having been given to the Board of ST. as required by law, the inspector shall make imme report to the Health Officer, stating toe name of the person 07 pereoks causing or abetting in the violation of t low. In ail casos where th Gro @, OORNWELLEB ORs. N EPROPOLITAN DOLLAR sre jonbt whether a person | Hatt & RUME. a, : erson | Hatt is Tealiy. afflicted with susil-pox, a physician's | C0. B. Plane Bt ar 3 Toe ge should be secured before removing the pa- | € 7 EDINeYON, ITS es ° Lbeve now = « your inspecti: rs Tite iuspector sba'l geo that the rules regarding | Guo. SkITZ & BRO. cor. OC et and Vitgoiaarence, | #west arsortment ol ‘ 909 Tih mreet, ‘and K. the interment of persons who die cf small-pox be | Wx. BURLEY, 90 TE . complied with. P PL trie &Co.. NW. cor. Sth & &, Navy Yarc DOLLAR GOODS ‘The foregomng rules and regal tions are made and . . cortaini ahs the Board of diealth of the District NJ. PEABODY, (also Fishing Teckle,) you ever have soon toc ther, and it w r 2F°Cnlumbis, to socordance with an act eutitied erty OPM | jay you to teke s book wt them, Th variety # pl ET gee tg ag Pe to large that it would be a fatite effort tn amerste : bin y the Legislative As- SS ee TECH ataaid District, und approved by the Gover: | ST ARDWARS AND OUTLEME, Cea-Sb Oe wolves yoorementen ton Bee tor the j, Jue 19,1572. ©. CamPpeLL, 6 .» Det. 6th ane 7th ote, | ticles Intely received, and whic! e Chikis, v. Cox M.D. Lb. D - Rennauy Go. dis BR ges bet Senna fee: | cheap: a ates Attest: D. W. Biiss, M.D. Secretary. ¥ Pe isos Bacar bet wnaties, | aise L naete al tant wilt aden vom ey Approved: H.D. Gooxe, Governor. ocl9-Im - + | acdc : Ladies, Mero Vests, very auperior. a $1. 9, GaME BAGSy Ladies’ Lrov Frame British Hose, 5 pair tor $1. Gc GUNS! Hieudsctme Sik Scarie at 10 centa and 1. ete offancy and pum Lines Cults sod cee ate ot Sheela Table Cutlery, xix Forks sud eit ‘seta. Kuife Fork and Steel, fer $}. £ Ppcc rena Tas, six for €! works, SHOT POUCHES! GUNS! DIXON'S POWDER FLASES 4T UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES, at Prince’s. Bazaar, 1006 PRENSYLVANIA AVENUR. Kis yousver bout Glasses wt Bic ae ot do I might Tkeep on { this way, bat cannot do #0 ‘becoming tedious, #0 I wil! only add thet pence sold at my store to Dest "Cheaper than it can be pera to be an, good in quality at 870% Be., ond $1. INSTRUMENT MAKERS, ‘TABLE CUTLERY 25 per cent. cheaper than | C. Fiscten, Sarg. Instrumente & Presses, @6 Mbt, EBSURANCE the same can be purchased in Now York. at $25,000 Hitech at oe K 0c3-010¢ 512 Tihstroet, opponite oF ‘upper’