Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1872, Page 4

= “EVENING STAR. Ht gSDAY To-night mol Theater—Augastin Daly's drama Comic opera, drama, com- jances, etc. — re by Prof. Tyndall. Hell—Fair for the benefit of Vincent's Orphan Assium. Odd Fellows’ Lay yard) grand Fair of Liberty Lodge, oP. McKendree Chapd.—Festival for the new chuich. es Coudensed Locals. Tudhana repab. ass’ w to-night. See ad Kemember the ¢ baw's fair at Odd Fellows’ regret to heart that Col. D. L. Eaton is iy The epizov belonging to er A dead femal en the cor etreet by officer Byran. At a meeting of Lincoln Post, Ne.3,G.A.R, last evening, a commitice was appointed to Procure suitable literary or other entertainments dur ng the winter seasen The fune As carried off one of the horses ne company No. 4, F. D. infant was feund this mornin, of Connecticut avenge and of the Inte Thomas Mooney, who died recently, while on his jace yesterday atternoon, @ order of Mechanics, an association has i for the ensuing aries F. Herring; vice pres- secretary and treasurer, ling secretary, Stoddart: Faunce. e in the inaugural tion met last evening, and the following intments were made: Executive commit- lee i. Short, L. Martin, ©. H. Finckiin, R P. Southall; committee on the . of the association,” @. A. Bentley, C. 8. . George Reynolds, P. H. T. Hines, J. L. The fine public school ballding jast on the corner of 6th street and Virginia avenue, iknown asthe Jefferson school building. will be dedicated on Saturday next, the exer- cises commencing at one o'clock p.m. Presi- dent Grant, Secretaries Robeson and Delano, and several Senators and Representatives will be present. The exercises will be of a very in- teresting character. WOODS AND JORNSON, ’ ‘To-day the jail was besieged by parties anxious toebtain tickets of admission to the jail yard to morrow to witness the execution of Barne Woods, convicted of the murder of Samuel Cheeseman im August last, bat the larger aum- ber were ¢isappointed. The prisoner Woods peared to be In @ wretched condition, and last the was very restless apparently, sleeping tle, and at times groaning and sobbing. day was mostly spent in the office of the terview with him. iz Charles Jobnson, convicted of the murder of bis wi , is calmly awaiting exgcution om Tues- ext: but his counsel to-day have filed a on tor his t some ev e trom the regiment in in Texas, to the effect that he en to hallucinations of mind, and was and also that on to take his own he attempted v.—The Letter of has already been - Reve Mr. Merri For eo Tae STAR th: et for the | relict Zo, is received. Much I consider entirely irrele- var nd, therefore, do not waste time in rop ying to it. charge you quake in the your Jetter, anc in «succeed you express amazement and mNeney receiv om the sal mds shou e : iributed to some other purpese, and that th government table to account for the pro- Permit me to say there is no occasion for amazement Of surprise, since your state- gether without foundation in fact. will oblige me by giving your authority for tatement referred to. 1 “desire farther to t™ you that the balance of the amount i'from sale of bonce is still subject to whenever your committee for the purpose for which it was ap- ed. namely, the relief of the sufferiag fle of Chicago. \ ery respectiuliy, your obedient servant. Hi. D. Coos. I confine myseif to the | sing paragraph ot | @ paragraph, in surprise that ep Wives Divoncep—In the unt yesterday, Judge Wylie made a orcing Mary Nolan from the bonds mony with Thomas D. Nolan. The ances of the desertion of the complain- recollected by the readers of Tar lu which the particulars were published Nolan kept a shoe store at the cor- street and Virginia evenne in 1479, © became acquainted with Mrs. Mary am industriou. widow, who lived a few of him, and making a livelihood self and children. On the Mth of Sep- r of that year, Nolan proposed to her to nd nd marry him, and she did m reaching home he stated that he the tiatter te be kept a secret, and she The next dav he asked f t $i200, which she had, and on the day following (he represent- ing that the mouey had better be invested in | bonds, so as to draw interest,) she agreed ty it, en l gave the money to him; and that was the just she saw of money or husband. "There was no appearance for defendant. and Mr. T. A. De « Lambert appeared for the petitioner. z Aa ree was also made in the case of Emily E. Hooker vs. George Hooker. The petition alleges that the parties were married on the 27th of March, 15@, in this city, and the defendant cone week afterward deserted her, and has not since returned to her, and she is informed that Le ts now a resident of Arizona territory. Norris for petitioner. eee HEaLra met last night, and Verdi submitted a resolution that the board public works be requested to place nine horses and earts at the disposal ef the board of health ter the removal of ashes; adopted. San- i Inspector W. D. Stewart reported the Lumber of vaccinat ons during the past eighteen Gays at “0. The health cer reported 25 he past week, of which number 250 been abated, Dr. Verdi offered a resola- ican Hall, on D street, betweon xeets, being in an unsafe condi- rous to lite and limb, is a nuts. that the board of publte works be re- have the building torn down; adopted. ams to the poor reported 1,745 free luring the past week. An appli- stived trom Dr. Slick, of Tenual- lytown, ackite to be permitted to vaccinate Versous im thé county west of Hock creek on wame a pLysiciaus im the city; granted 4 commanica'ion wae received from the tional ¢ Xchrating Company of New York, inviting the stention of the board to their umproved apparattror removal of night in an edoricss and sxpeditious manuer. ctler of the company) demonstrate the tency Of their plan was Aepted, * The «ft Tre Prorosey RENAMING OF rHE StaeRTs or WaAsuiNeTon.—Accompanyi of the board of public works to as 5 recommendation for the renaming of Westreets Gi Washington. It ts pro; to continue numerical names for all streets running north and south, but to change the order of cua tions by beginning at Kock creek with the pres- ent 2th street west, which, under the plan, will be Ist street, and bumerical urder to 31st Goth street, ‘Ine lettered streets, now designat- ed as north and south, will be given the names of persons distinguished im American In order that no contusion ariee of each pame & ‘Tae Avexce Imrrovaxert Sixty Years AGo.—The Oldest In! A ‘Thomas the late Ju Dunlop. Kesolutions of to the a of Lewis Carusi, Ed B. Steele and Thos. L. Noyes were adopted. Va- rious relies of the past were , among them a letter of President J: naocnteermning| 2S, ISOS, tm reference “to the unm pi Tn proveme: Pennsylvania avenue, from the Uapitol to bridge now to be built over the there is branch,” in which he sa; appropri- io for the purpose, aad incerely desirous of promoting the nterests of the city and of Georgetown, (for ir contiguity and other circumstances iden ity them in thetr relations to the government,) mm: a ERAcE CORSETS a new style and = benefit to the ladies, areon band and mate to f nt C. Baum's corset factory, 408 7th street, Intelligenogs Building. s wife and children had a long and | ominutation or parden, and | | guilty of intent to kill, ‘and he th. | party, was drunk and ¢ ” A DESPERADOS SU _ END. t t Dead by a Policeman— | ener's Inquest. ; . Abont 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon a dis in the siley between F and G and 3d and 4% stree' | sontLwest The noice attracted the attention of Cicer Bretsford, who was nearby, and on ~ proaching the deor he found thal “May? Fae ter, a ecman well known (0 the poiat gee ancxcited altercation with James and George ; Burnett, two eqnally well known colored | roughs. The officer admonished “Mag” not to be so bo! isterous, when Jim retorted in an ins)- lent manner, and the officer clored the door and walked to the end of the alley, and meeting an Acquaintance he sent word by him to the sta tion-bouse for assistance. On the word reach- | ae the station, Officer Auldridge responded, although not om daty at the time, andon his arrival at the alley the two officers repaired to the house and Brelsford took Jim into oan when his brother George began abusing the ‘officers, in which he was joined by Jim, they claiming that the officershad no right to take them without @ warrant, at the same time de- claring they would not go to the station. When the officers attempted to take them aw: ‘yy both commenced resisting, and A “ROUGH AND TUMBLE” PIGRT commenced. At the end Brelsford had hold of George and Auldridge was hoiding Jim, when pore n broke loose from Brelsford and ran, | and the officer pursued him, firing three sh jt, but he succeeded inescaping. During this time Auldridge and dim were engaged ina lively tussle, the latter having the best of it. being a very large and athletic man. Finally he broke loose and ran, pursued by the officer, and an entire circuit of the square was made, when Jim, finding himself about to be overtaken, turned on the officer, and the latter fired, and BURNETT PELL DEAD. The officers secured @ wagon, and conveyed the dead body to the station-house, when they made a statement to Lieut. Gessford, and both officers were held under arres It was ascer- tained that the ball had penetrated the right breast of Burnett, near the nipple. Ofticer Aul- @ridge received, during the scuffle, four cats on the tace and head, aud Brelsford had his nose broken. BURNETT'S CRIMINAL RECORD. The deceased was a powerful man, (copper colored) about twenty-six years of age tive feet ten or eleven inches hig portioned, with limbs devoid of su; and weighed about 165 pounds, He has been notorious for some Known in all the detectives. One of the first = rested was about tive years since, when he, with ethers, was nabbed by Detective Coomes on the charge of stealing the pocket-book of the late Capt. John H. Mills while others of the party with him pretended to be looking at boots. For this offence be was tried, but the jury failed to agree. In 1869, Mi a him, charged with the of goods from Hall & Hume’s store, but he was cleared of the charge. Almost every term of the court he has appeared since on some c! orother. At the dune term, 1869, he was on the charge of and pting to kill Ufticer James McUol , who was at the time attempting to arrest him, and Judge Fisher at that time ru that the attempted arrest, being without war- rant, the ofticer exceeded his duty, and the jary found a verdict of not guilty. This decision was made the gronnd of a general order from the superintendent of police to the officers not to at- tempt to arrest parties without warrants, but subsequently this order was revoked. Burnett, however, had, it seems, been acting on this de- cision sinee, and Cetied any officer to arrest him without warrant. For some years past he had | been living with a colored woman known as | Mary O'Dell. Only a week he was re- | leased from jail, where he had served a | Sentence of three’ months for assault aud bat- teryon Phil. Lancaster. He was indicted for assault with intent to kill, having stashed into Lancaster with a knife, but the verdict was not escaped the On Tuesday night he, with a rderiy in the shopof man whekilled Officer Doyle, enue, near 4 street. Officers ind Kearney. who were on the beat, tojquell the disturbance.when they were upon by the gang, and after a scuttle, in h the Olicers were worsted, the party es- Yesterday morning Officer McKenna went to the police court and had a warrant iseucd for James Burnett, David Craig and Samuel Johnson, three of the oftenders, harg- ing them with assanit and battery and resisting an officer. In the afternoon the warraut was placed in the hands of Ofticer Kearney, who, while on his beat, about 1 o'clock, saw Burnett approaching. Remembering his experience of the night before, the officer quietly drew his re- yolver, and informed Burnett that he had a United States warrant for his arrest, and re~ quested him to accompany him to the police court. He demanded that the warrant be read, which was done, and he then aceompanied Kearney to the police court, where he was left. ‘The clerk’s docket shows that he was released ongiving $500 bail, one Theodosia Herbet, a well-known resident of Willow Tree alley. being aecepted as the bond. Corover Pat- terson was notified and, after visiting the ‘tation-house, decided to hold an inquest to- lay at noon. The Corener’s Inquest Coroner Patterson, assisted by Dr. strived at 12 o'clock at the station-house, and Lieut. Gessford summoned @ jury with’ Mr. Gwynn Harris as foreman. testified that he first heard a between 4 and 5 o'clock, and on ing to the door, Officer Brelstord summoned im to Lis wid; Jim Burnett had Officer Aul- riridge clinched, and he was almost choked to wath by Burnett who held him so tight; Gvorge barnett had escaped from Mr. Brels- ford, when Jim attempted to follow his example, and the officers both ran after them; witness could not follow, a8 he wag not dressed, and, therefore, he did not see the shooting, Honovah Neenon, sister of Jobn Neenan testt- fed to about the same eftect; abe saw the colored men beating the officers, and heard the latter call for help; heard the Burnetts say that they Would kill any one who attemp‘7? <3 lay hands on them. Kate Neenan te-tifiod that she saw both the Burnett ee the officer with some boitles, and at the same time swore they would not be tak<p; heard George tell Jim that they would die before they would go to the station-house. Wn. r, colored, testified that when they first came out of the house Jim had Ufticer Auldridge around the neck with one arm, and was gt ma, pull him along; when the officer shot, -Jim bad turned back on him; the ofticer had the — in his right Poe and fred; the officer appeared ing to pro- tect himself, as the man seemed about to attack him; the officer was in pursuit when the man turned back on him; bore avery bad 1 penitentiary. Mrs. Shea, » the wi nd rtigan, neme. Lowisa Lucas corroborated the foregoing. -y Brelsford testified to the disorder at the house; the resistance of the Burnetts to arrest, Xe., as narated above. Ogicer Thos. Auldrivige testified that in the pursuit Jim turned on him, when he (witness) asked if he would surrender; he replied that he would not, and as Burnett was about tostrike, witness fired and Jim fell. Before Jim broke away he had struck witmess in the eye with a bottle, nearle binding him. He thought his life in e anger when . After hearing the evidence of Lieut. Gesford, the testimony of Dr. Mtc Williams and Dr. Harti- gan as to the wounds of the officers and the iatal wound of the |, the jury re- turned a VERDICT “that deceased came to his death by reason of a pistol shot wound in the chest, wounding aorta and vena cara, fired in the hands of Officer Thos. Aldridge, while in the performance of his daty, in trying to arrest the said James Burnett; and they further ind that the shot was fired with- out malice, and in self-defence.” The body was turned over to his friends. ane Qe pe EriscoraL Opurce ConrgeRence—Diocesan Missionary Meeting —The Protestant Ep issionary Conference met yesterday morning, at St. Paul's Church in Baltimore. Assistant — Pinkney was called to the chair, and Kev. John B. coe ee this city, appointed sec- a was retary. present. inionary ovganizaion, which was Bdcpted, wi The time for ‘annual was fixed at meeting the k before Advent, at a day to be named mie fon secretary Rav. 5-5. Lowan comm. mine 4 fev. Dr. J. L. B AND THE PRESIDENTIAL Central Republican Association helda resting last evening Mr. KK. in the chair— the ot action in reference to at Grant. Mr. ft oper he prendentaer tee the Union republican upon ni con, y e the Seis es neoee see ee ruled out of order and Mr. Goddard’s was resolu- will consist of Penn.; Baker, tion of M. Ind; of Mich. Minn ay: ; aH Ford, of owe, he ction gen omriach over Brian, of Md. : Metropolitam Presbyter:2? Church | THE PINE NEW EDIFICE COMPLETED. | ,, Om the 1ith of February, 1464, the Me | itan Presbyterian congregation was const ated | with thirty-four members, and a neat jie’ frame edifice was erected at the o~ . and 4th streets southeast, ant ~ ner of B ter was called to the -* ev. John Ches- start the little o most from the mh curch was ite mem" ship rapidly, aud the Sanday sch Wing steadily in mumbers. A few years ago the congregation determine? on bu iding asa stantial and permanent edifice, which wou an ornament to that part of tle city, | small in numbers, the wor | Much for them. With the | tery of the Potomac and the denomination gen- erally, sufficient subscriptions were received to ‘arrant the prosecution of the work, and the | new edifice is now abent completed,’ and the Gedleatory services will take Place on Sunday next dof the Presby- DESCRIPTION OF THE NCILDING. The church fronts 6v feet on 4th street and 90 feet on B etreet, It is two stories high, and of Gothie style of architectare, with slate root. The fronts are of pressed brick, and all the bases, sills, caps and trimmings throughout are ef Connecticut brown stone. The main en- trance is on 4th etreet, where the bell-tower, 18 feet square, projects six feet from the front line Of the building. This tower Is 101 feet high to the topof the brickwork, upon which is to be placed an octagon spire et open iron-work, 41 feet high, making the tep of the spire 142 reet from the pavement. The tron-work of the and crowning ornament, alone,wiil weigh tons. Through the base of the bell-tower, main entrance leads direct to the first floor, which is divided tuto three rooms. one large Sunday-school room, 57x69 feet, and two in- fant’s class rooms, 2)x28 feet each, the ceilings of all being 12 feet in the clear. In the tront ot the building there is a vestibule nine feet wide, running the height of both stories, and in this vestibule are the stairs leading to the second story, or andience room, which is 2) feet high in the clear, and is 57.0 teet, with an additional recess for the pulpit, from which a private stairway communicates with the lower story. The pulpit ts of white mar_ ble, presented by Mr. A.R. Shepherd. The pews have white pine seats and backs, with walnut ends. Immdiately over the entrance there isa capacious choir and organ joft, the front of which is panneled in varicolored wood. ‘The ceiling is composed of panels of French plate glass, through which the light is shed upon the audience from argan burners ar- ranged between the ceiling and the roof. The side windows are of stained glass of various patterns, and the walls and ceilings in both stories frescoed. The walls throughout the whole building are wainscoted for about four feet from the floor with alternate strips of wal- nut and yellow pine, and capacious farnaces in the cellar Heupply the requisite heat. The entire cost will not be far from $50,000. Mr, E. S. Frederick was the architect. THE CHURCH AND ITS OFFICERS. The officiary ot the church 1s as follow: John Chester, pastor. Rulin; A. Bohrer, Kobert Leitch Thomas @. Jones and Will Deacons—John K. Zimmerman, James Birehard and James Simpson. ‘Trustees—Geo. 4. Bobrer, Charles H. Parsons, Calvin M. Parks, John R. Zimmerman, Charles D. Wil. lard, William M. Tenney, David F. McGowan, Theo. F. Swayze and Thomas G. Jones. Sa. perin t of Sabbath School—Kobert Leitch. On the 10th of last month the memborshij) footed up 256, with 5 elders and 3 deacons, ani on that day the unusual scene was presented of three generationsin one family—grandmother, son and granddaughter—being baptized and re, ceived into the church upon profession of taith. THE DEDICATION. The dedicatory services will take place next Sunday mornirg at ilo’clock. A sermon preached by the pastor, Kev. Dr. Chi commemorative of the histor: the chure trom its incipiency to the present time. Other clergymen will be present to take part in the exercises, and in the evening a preached by the Rev. Dr. Sund Rey. Elders—George alvin M. Parks, iam M. logy & afternoon at 3 o'clock also, a meeting of the pastors and congregations of the Presbyterian churches of the city will be held and the e cises are expected to be very interesting. S clal arrangments have been made to have the luusic, choruses, ti tie occasion. ——_.—_—— Legal Rights of Colored People in Bestaurants. AN APPEAL CASK IN TH CRIMINAL COURT DIS- MISSED FOR AN INFORMALITY. At various times within the past six months the proprietors of restaurants and eating saloons have been arrested and fiued in the police court for refusing to sell (or piaci igh @ price upon the refreshments order tobe tatamount to a refusal to seil) ref ments te persons of color, in violation of the of the legislative assembly. The decision by th court of highest jurisdiction, as to the liability of restaurant andsaloon keepers to fiue for such refusal, has been anxiously awaited by that class of citizens. ustice Mac- . the case of Fritz Sch who was fined $100 in the Police Court on the ‘3d of Sep- tember last, for an alleged yiolation of the act referred to, from which fine an appeal was taken, was called for a hearing. Mr. Miller read the informat on wiich the defendant was fined, and the act of the legisiature. Mr, Davidge said that the information could not stand it considered as an indictment, (be- cause it did not state the otfence as defined in the statate,) and it should so be considered. He wished such acase to be made, 89 that if the matter was carried to the court in banc an Opinion could be obiained as to the Validity ot such & statute. Mr. W. A. Cook, attorney for the District, said that the law makes the essence of the of- fence to consist in a retusal by the parties on- gagedin the businesses enumerated i1 to seilto well behaved persous on acc their race or color. ite elaimed that the spirit of the legisiative enactineat was that which Tune through the whole law in reference to pu GEORGETOWN. Tre aver st spped and the excavations filled in, and a we have the street cars running throngh to High strcet, bat for how jong is one of those things which no fellow ean find ont. SHIPMENT OF CoaL TO ForgiGn Porras — | ‘The echr. Padro Degra is now loading at Kay docks for Cardinas, Cuba. She will take out about 400 tons of coal, under charter by Montel & Co., of Haltimore.’ Several other schooners are here under charter from S. L. Merchant & Co., of New York, but owing to the scarcity of coal are ordered to Baltimore to load. ALEXANDRIA. SENTENCED To E1cateey Years Inrrisox- udge R. H. Cock- MENT.—In the county court, J) erille, yesterday, after the vercict of guilty of murder in the ease of John Rolltes, tried for killing Arthur Coie, the Judge sentenced the prisoner to imprisonment for eighteen years. Tae Coat TRape. "The shipments of Cum: berland coal from this port may be said to have virtually ceased for the winter. No more coal can reach here by the Alexandria canal this season. Navigation will soon be snspended on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and the stock on band is hardly more than will supply the city until nextspring. Several vesse!s that were to have loaded here. among them the Grace Webster, that was have loaded for Port de France, Martinique, have been, or will be, sent to Baltimore to take on their cargoes. Tue Two cases of varioloid ina shanty on Union street, below Wolfe, heretoforefreported to the Gazette, are improving, and Dr. Brown, the health officer, has not found it necessary to employ medical assistance for them, as author- ised by the board of health at its late meeting. ‘The cases are kept secluded, and are supplied With provisions by the superintendent of police. THERE YEAR OLDCHILDOF a colored Woman ed Mary Lawson, living on Wolfe, betwe: mbus and Alfred streets, fell in the fir this morning and was burned so badi its lite is dispaired of. g- | [apres’ ruxs —. RAILROADS. | FAMILY SUPPLIES. B™* @ Bro, FU igaue. o~- ' 3°. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Kore Noro ‘SND SAUTE. | = ! No’ ALT! Bi la ler bamnig mi nag | MORE ant WASHING CON AND THE WEST —_ SEAL S§IN MUFFS AND BOAS, — ‘oa cee : AND ALASKA ERTS, | Fon Bai TIMORE | CRS FOR CAS ONLY At Qttractive pr Leave daily, exe 4 dey. at 8:15, 6:45, £99, 9.00 — FUR TRIMMINGS FOR COATS. and 16.45 a.m 5 Fu 1. 40, 538 aud 5.00 p.m bb ALL Way STATIONS xcept Sundsy, et 5:15, 6:45 and 900 fanned Goods e doren ¢ The loweet prices at each. $1 as 3” w | SEYMOUB'S, Georgetown. | op. 2p »,D. ©., December 1, 1673.—The For priucipel W ay Siations, Bladensburg heretuip-e existing between | ville, Laurel, Aunapolls Junction and Belay. binday dissolved by mutual on- | ot 6.15, 6.45 and fw su i Will setrle the aifaire of the late | 5 MATTHEW WALSH, — | FOR ANNAPOLIS J0HN LYNCH. SCPPER AT DUNPARBTON STREET M E. CHUBOH. Georgetown, D. C.—The La Society will have a sale of Confectioners, SOLS ESS mand (20 p.m. No trains to of ond rom Amnapoitece Sunder. Bal” IMOBE , f a 14 3.00, 5:40 and 745 p. mm, ae Ice Cream and Fancy Articles, aud tarnish an ox. On Wat ctations > Bice, sept eengi’ 3° coilent Supper i@ the Lecture rocu of the Church | Legveat $00e, mranaS 3pm Aided: Japon oely G1), do, cn THUBSDAY and FRIDAY, December FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST Choice Imperial 7c 4 6th, commencing at 7.30 PM. ‘Admission, 30 cent=; Leave datly. except Saturday and Sunday, at 5:10 5, a? Sete Go. dc Supper, te cents. Ticke:s at Mr J. Henry Wil: | aude-a5e.m. and siband si p.m ‘eat ao. son's, No. 116 Brifgest..and «1 the Church. 44-31" On Saturday at 5.18 and 6:45 a.m. and 8.00 p.m of Goods gach as ie kept tm a Grst-clase sore, for sale et 5 por cout. owor than the lower «for cash ouly Sol PENNSYLVANIA AVEN yet a A FIBST CLASS CONFECTIONERY. J.C. NICHOLS, Manofacturer and dr aler im FINE CONFECTIONERY. On Sunday at 3:15 and 8:0) p.m. cnly. connecting st Belay BSiation with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Parkersburg. Pittsburg, &. or Strasburg. and points between Relay House and Strasberg, leave at S15 p me eeemuectine at lay Mouse with Btrasburg aud Winchester ac deed hat we are > “ ton train t HisTMAS@UODS. We ICE CREAM AND FRUIT WATER ICES OS | Through tickets to the Weet can be bad at the | {ak* - MAND WINTER AND SUMMER.” Washington Station Ticket Office ours in the | fey” the lareeet stock and grveteat ——_ All kinds FANCY CAKE. and the finest stock of | . L MUF = FRENCH CANDY thie sile of Phitadelpbian weer, ment Of Pee en nmt Boston eco af eee Steady, BLOrders for Weddings, Dinners, Parties, &c « ret o hroveh Lin : Wholesale and Betail Dealers in prepared with the best mstertal aod in the most | Tg Gui e ee, Ame Mester Transportation | eluate TOTS TORSION FRUITS, NUTS. elegant style, Gros Free Ticket Agent er KO nl Agr, Washington. sels \HROUGH LINE BE TWEEN WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW rosy. WASHINGTON, November 1 Trains between WASHINGT: {NEW 55 HIGH STEEET, orate eorgy XTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ‘4 VOUDS.—Poplivs, Smeens, Empre Merinoes, Valares, in the ne from mae. nnsylvania ay a2-4e* nar 18 c BLIC SCHOOLS are preparing lic houses of enter.ainment. He read yariou: authoi ities defining the duties of inn-keepers {> the public, and contended that this informa. Hes, all the requirements of au in- Sh anawered dictment. i Judge MacArthur said that the information was fatally defective, in that it did not state that the parties were refused attendance or re- treshments on account of race or color, or were refused attendance iu the same room and at the same prices as other well-behaved citizens; which two last clauses constituted the gist of the offence, Mr. Cook asked leave to amend the informa- tho: ne Mr. N. H. Miller followed, and reada num- ber ot authorities to show that.*bere was a vast differenee between an informacion and an in- dictment; and that the former were amendaple at common law and ip this District. Mr. Cook contended tuat the objection to the amendment of the information is purely tech- nical. All the essentials were embodied in the information, as mere color in a man is simply ap adjunct and not a moral essential. Mr. Davidge, in reply, said t this was not ra toe biog color; it was a question of consti- tut right. The organic law requires ing more than @ mere information. He read trom the 4th section of the act creatin, the Police Court, in which it is provided that amended here. 4 Justice MacArthar said that the effect of per- mitting the amendment would be to bring the informer here into court to verify on oath the amendment. This information was net a com- mon law information. The act required that it should be veritied by oath. He was clear that the amendment should not be allowed, and the motion was therefore denied, and the motion to quash the information granted. i The case of Henry Scherf, who was fineu i the Police Court fur refusal to sell liquor to Herbert » Sinclair Davis aad Arthur Pannell, (colored,) on 29th of July last (appeal case) was called up. njamin Harris lene thathe, — others, drank | , and he paid 10 cents per glass Mr. Cook said the case had fallen through. Mr. Miller said that Scharff had charged 5 cents per glass more than he did to white per- Padfourned. ree Tew Days Mission or Jesuit FaTuens.— On Sunday next, the feast of the Immaculate fion will commence. at Bt. Btaphens (Cathal ‘ather McNall about ten days. It be under the control of three Jesuit | as oie) eee ones” ‘supports aged parents. S57 Prussia is hereafter to use American paper for her bank notes. g7-Seven hundred Crispins are ‘locked out’ at Utica. seite itary compan’ Néilie Grant Blues is a San Francisco v is suggested for New Jersey’s next governor. OF Fine sleigh! ‘w. Minnesota, but nothing except oxen to talghebelis to. v Ds 600 OVEROOATS. ret 500 0 00 00 4.00 OVERO . VERCOATE.........., 5 0 SYEROOATS 6 oo ity: eee ET OVEBOOA TS scene eree23,00 for an examination tu be held previous to the Christmas holidays. There sre five public schoo's for colored children in the city. LARGE CROWDS continue to attend the revival stifi in progress in the M. P. Charch. A revival ig also in progress in the Baptist Church.— Gazette, I i GC1TY ITEMS. Fixe Groves, for dress and warmth. Gro. C. Hensina, No. 410 Seventh street N. W. ———— Goop merino undershirts and drawers, 50, 69, 75 cents; the best one dollar undershirts in the rape at Goldman & Steinberg’s, corner 7th and ee ee Buve, black, brown, and eteel mixed Inver- ness » worsted and silk vests, black cloth double-| d_frock and swallow-tail dress ‘coat suits, Roman & Qox, 07 ith street. —_—~—_— ABA's GRanp DucHmes CoLoerg, Kead’s Grand Duchess Cologne. Kead’s Grand Duchess Cologne. Kead’s Grand Duchess Cologne. ‘The sweetest perfume in the world, and no lady's toliet complete without it. For sale by Druggists and Fancy Bronte. 6 Y.—The good repn- own's Bronchtal Treches” tor the relief ot Coughs, Golds, aud Throat Diseases, has given them a favorable notoriety. eos oe Head, Infinenza, Elonga- Sore Tongue and Hoarseness ters, speakers W.’S. Edward ‘and and thousands of others. Sc Druggiste. —All agen- in the Second Grand rt in sid of the Public Library of Kentucky, were required to seitie up on yester- day, 25th November, but for the accommoda- tion’ of th who are not yet supplied with tickets, I 1 continue to fill cash orders which may be received at this office, until the evening of December 5th, = Lnos. E. BRAMLETTE, Agent Pub. Lib, Ky. RCD T Louisville, K rea Dd Corns REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions Chiibiains, Bad Nails, &e., successfully treated by Dr. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 15th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury. Established in Wash- ington 1261. ——— WILtcox & Gine’s Sewing MACHINB. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. ws go. inwewe INGTON and NEW ie ee Siac | are run as follows: EW YOUR | pace suceRy Wine $2 per gaiton and pisid Shawls, very cheap. 7” FOB NEW YORK, without chamee of cars CATAWEA s2 = ep; superior Califorui 16% - = “ahh ily (except Sunday) at 5.Wa.m.,l.aand | ANGELICA $2 oo ll Foy FOR PRILADRUPHIA DOMESTIC BRANDY zs 3 cle , heave daily (except Sunday) at #0) s.m.,J.00and | NEW ENGLAND KUM 2 . JAMIN MILLER, 101 Bridge 52 p.m, s Fresh su; MALAGA GSAPES, very choles = ON SUNDAY os. bere B* THOS, DOW LANG, Auctioneer. _aeee York st800 p. m, ard Philadel ©. WITMER, Grocer, REMPTORY SALE OF STOCK OF HARD. | | Sleeping care for New York on £0 p.m.tratu | noto.tm WAKE AND B —_—— 191% Pounsytvania avenne KBCHANDISE AT No. 135 _ — BRIDGE STREET, GE RGKTOWN. Iwill sell-at public avetion, on the prem Ines, No. 13% Bridge street, Georgetown, on ONDAY, December $18, 1572, at 10 o'clock a.m , and daily thereafter till the sale is com picted, all the siock of Hardware and Mer- chancise cobteined in said only. ‘Through tickets to Phfiadelphia, New York an: a Boston can be bad et the Station (fice at a!! hours of the day For Batiimore and Ohio railroad sdvertisam see schedule between Washington, Baltimore, napolis aod the West. BP. Ags't Master Transportation it T. METZGER, N a 417 Seventh Street, HOS. BK. BHA Terms of sale: For all sums ef $20 | LM. OuLE, General Ticket Agen DEALER LN coth:eud for all sumsover St0acredtotac meets | GEO: S ROUN RE a Washington, jer Bill be.siven, the purchaser giving bis wore there = ‘Aa WASH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES; , bearing interest from day ¢, or other sat- LEXARDRA ass! isfectory security. A INGTON K.R. BOvId ete THOS. DOWLING, Anet. Alexandria @ Fredericksburg K.m. Corner of B and Sixth atrecis, |, H. WHEATLEY'S Steam Dyet and Scouring an es 1 Bave Bow tm store ASPLENPID ASSORTMENT OF ana » DAC, = sROCERI Established 1831; premium awarded 1°57; and is pow | '* Trains marked GR Es, Aagcrthe ordeet, Target, end most complete ostab- Weshinguce and Ohio oy ed a wm benpriag, wot SE jace in re 100 Accommodation leaves Washington ‘Which I om selling very tow, ° ct for Cleaning or Gent | 7am exoe, 4 Everything spporialetng t& business Ghiay sOUTEEE BESS, vis Bichmend Consisting, in part, of promptly executed. Office closed daily at | leaves Washington 11:13 p.m. dally Sunday except Saturday, when it will be open un Through tickets to all South weet WHITE HEATH PEACHES, p.m. Post Office Box 723. ct f fice corner Sth street and Peuneyivasia wurre preesit PINE APPLE, SS | avenns, where passengers can lesve orders bag EACHES, STRAWSERRIRBS, BOOKS, STATIONER =a fees, begchecked et all hotels and rewidences | FRESH PEAS, TUMATOERS, P ERY, &c. to deatination. SUCCOTASH, LIMA BEANS, ice Corner Gth street end Pa.avenne, | 800% . aon a, PLY™SAL FoR THE PROTE STANT EPISCO | _B-8. YOUNG, Gen'l Passenger Agent. y20-th Sala JELLIEG to. . with music, by Spee and 8. 8. Wh a wheat ae OLDER bein ones. ley, w1ull assortment, in various styles of binding 0 B. Corban DRT SrRuP. Depot Corner 6th and B Streets NV. W. von TORK APPLE, TRAINS LEAVE PRAYER BOOKS, all styles and si LURE APPLE CIDER, BIBLES, Family avd Pocket, ail sty les and prices FORKTBAINS Agur PRIME NEW YORK BUTTER, ae. my Cwn direct Importation. BALTIMO. WASHINGTUR 87 | _novi-at . (Sa.m.,Nisgare Exp. m., Western Ex- Spree soe eee WM. BALLANTYNE, daily. prose dnily ex. Sunday, C OICE GROCERIES. _ded tr 420 7th stroctnear E. | © 9,5. Baltimore Mail, 5:0.m,, Mail, dally, ex: 2 cept Sund: 10:28. m.) Western Bx ive a ay Js a. m.. Westera, p" ILP & SOLOMONS, ® reas daily ox. Sunday . Mag = At our new location, No. 1321 TthSTREET, be- 55 p.m ore AC- 5:2) p m., Pacific Bx xn Bi and U streets, near o a BOOKSELLEES & STATIONERS, cept bandage: Cally.ex-, dally, éxeopt Bandep "| Sr Band O streets wel e ene ee cepttaniay. = opeltee = pmasket, will be fouud = weil selected a 5D. m., — . . ata erage }y,ex. Sanday 1: = Southern Ex FIRST-CLASS OBOC arEs NEW BOOKS. Tah fim Western Exp’, press,daliy,ex. Sunday, | st lowest cash prices, to which we invite the special attention of our patrons and the pubiic gonerally « 38 a. mand 3:33 | Head the following price list . p.m. co Bowie with trains for Meribors Best Famil 1 bat By Mis. Si Gooiidge. Kaving Sa. m. and 5:13 p.m. : e Fomily Bi €11 50 por barrel, Barriers Burned Away. By EP vibe » arriving at Best Extra Feet Life aud Times of Capt. Marryatt,2¥ mpowder Tow at 1% per Ib Encyclopedia of Chronology, Historical aud 7 ro} F ‘i 1509 | borodz3e.m. end 3:55 p. m, PoE en = ~23 . By Charies & | “Passengers ioaving thelr orders at Ticket Omes Ee = }8 = alia Kavanaugh 75 | northwest corner Sixth street und Penssylvanie ye -. By B.D. Black 75 | avenue, can have their called for a nom roasted, at Ss conte per Ib. A Girl's Romance. By FW ik. & | checked wt hotels ‘and residences te “all points Cott 2 ‘Tho Doctor's Dilauma, By Hesb 75 | Nerth aud West. Through tickets to Cincthent, |e ia mane Columbos, Indisnapolis, Lovisvtile, St. Louis, New photon Bu 4 All the new books as soon as published. Orleans, Unicago, Gmaa, “San Francisco. aad ail Fan eae Sager ot iss ” ints Dorth, northwest, west, and sou! 5 7 a Bew French books jast re - ‘Omtce, 6th and Peunsylvanie avecte. And many other articles tuo numerous to mention, Visiting, Wedding, and B oception Cardsengraved | E.L. DUBARBY,Gen i Supt. which will be sold at very lowest rates. Au inspec: n the lstest etyies ex 7. E.8. YOUNG, Geu I Pass'r Agent. ayl-tt vn of our prices will pay HOLIDAY BOOKS. Handsome Books for the holidays, WEEK 2 00., 1321 77u STREET, Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, ith street, Intelligencer Building. 10,28 ——o—__ THE NATIONAL SAvines BANK, corner of New York avenne and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. per annum on deposits for cach caleudar month. ‘onking hours, $ to 4. Saturdays, 9to 4and6 to 8 Zi. 14s Lapizs AND GENTLEMEN: If wish your wearing apparel cleaned in a first-clase mater, m to A. Fisher, No. 61% 9th street, oppo- tOnice. The Professor will give you satisfaction with at fail. Kid Gloves cleaned nicely and cheap. 9,21,3: Trenxomerezs ang Carcmetors are repaired and made to order by Ho™! mear 4% street ———— _ Cet = CHEAPER THAN EVER! A. STRAUS, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Third Door from Eleventh Btreet, B7Btore open until 9 p. m. and on Saturday until . I accommodate those who have no time 3 Dereene dorian Gee dase Rovis-tr Fo FAMILY USE. BaALFORD LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, The Very Best Sauce and Relish Made in Any. Part of the World, FOB FAMILY USE. 60 Oxnrs, Oxxts, FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. em Sep PINTS. BaL¥ PINTS we ‘bia All Hours, Day and Night. TO THE NORTEW BST eUTE. ASD 500TH. On end after Oct. 27, 1872, tratue will leave ar fol- Baltimore ...... 7-338. m = soe 1208 BP. tn 5 * avowed 283 B. os Pu THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE. Between N and O streets. Great variety of JUVENILE BOOKS asd novel- tics i. Stationery being received daily. PHILP & SOLOMONS, SOOESELLERS AND STATIONERS, GROCERIES! ¥ fi x it Boer * Y », 2 di-tf 911 Pennsylvania avenue, | W! a, ay od day on JYMNALS WITH TUNES. aces saved to Western and Oratral r c: The 10:35 a, m. daft Sunday, . HYMNALS WITH TUNES AND CHANTS, Sy, ta dally, except betardey bed Sab ee ae: ARM YOURSELF — cept Sunday, west, ‘Th from ert See te MIAGARA an rot G to PISTSEUOBG without change. Tickets by this ronte can be procured st the of. ce, corner of 6th street and Peangyivania avenas, under Ni reliable Kéited b Alscya y Rev. Chas H. Hall an@8. B. Whitely. i] Besortiuent of EPISCOPAL PRAYBE BOOKS, wits nt a tatormaucn ee ee ee “Pasengers proceriug tickets at this offcecan | ADVERTISED PRICE LISTS BIOHABD B. MOHUN & CO., = accommodations in Palace Cars for Pitis- rf ‘6th and Penns. avenue, 20 1015 Pennsyivan mae, ‘Utice~Gernne aah atrests s AGAZINES AND FASHION BuOKs F ED.8. YOUNG, or 1 NOVEMBER mee | ee RECEIVED aT ER LINES. -CLAS: ShUllimgton’s Bookstore, STEAMER SECOND-CLASS CROCERIES <asee LINE, a7 NEW BOOKS. = . DAN AND THE: Rostice Diamcnds, by Anthony Trollope. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIC. ie theirs hy Misr Wn ee eee CALL ON US AND PURCHASE Wenders of the Boom, from i French. BETWEEN SEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL rt leigh, by 'M. E. Braddo r by the author of Biter Bweet. He rrephecy, By the eather ot CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, CHOICE Goops STATIONERY. FROM NEW YORK. Pi » the very best quali rae a Blotting Paper, AT COMPETITIVE RATES. OOKS | ks, Eeseerling evsrrihfer ir is" tonlonse? " 1 WEDNESDAY and SATUB- And orery fon from Mew Work, Barts oF Jassace.—Cabin, 028. $0, and $19), old, eccording to accommodation. — 3 | Fickewte Paris: 815, go'd, additional: EW Map OF THR OURORS OF THE NILE, | Seturn ee tivorable. term ELPHONZO YOUNGS @00., e . Liv Mr. ttaniof, fo te bade Wholesale oe honstinas GROCERS, STOCK MAN'S Bulscription ‘Bookste we and Sta- tionery, S85 9th street, corner of street. sep2i-ly ‘on the’ au MABONIO TEMPLE, . For freight and cabin 22 2 a sage, apply ot the Company sotice: No 4, Bowling | sopit Winrs axp F Sraeers, OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE | Grrcn: icr stocrage passage, at No. 111 Broadway, Ficet-clase goods at fairy vices fo ed ovis ly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. MITES Bi ALE SCHEDULE. sone public are invited to call and examine our FOR BOBFOLK AND BOSTON. sel2-tt Mail, will leave ber, londay Rept. 26th, 1572, he Steamer «fae OF the ee 4 the U. 8 ESTATE BROKERS, AUCTIONEBRS GiRHAN Saree aTy cama | ane unsuaahen ad Boas HE ORIGINAL th AUBSD AY at 29, ms stopping w : T feneep aa wi AN u- tomay | MET mE Pee Bee Bete, Sr: pay i ND GIFT OTOGRA TORE. :—V. D, Grover, Norfolk,Va.; ——, Alex- ‘of ee oe oe rad 6. Wate, Si SA, iment Plane SEVENTH STREET, were tek a ome No. 317 BEVEN'’ s a corner 5 ith ae Mf ave, | _ S27 Office under Masonic Temple. __jel-_ OoRNER sel7-tr - EW EXPRESS LINE ViA CABAL ADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Wa. PUVASHINGTON'@ GEORGETOWN, D. 6. eRTE Sra ee A’ Une BY. Svenue and wth crest, Waotmsate DEALER IN Pe pear te purposes delivered in any part Continues to DONATE DAILY TO ITS PATRONS FROM TWENTY-SIX HUNDBED TO FOUR THOUSAND DOLLABS, in sums of ONE, FIVE ‘The business is conducted in an upright and hon- orable manner—equal privileges being guaranteed ‘to all, web neat | Intiteeneed Sameer eee as Se eee | gs MEDICAL, &c. pe ees ry GAIL EVERY SATULDAY. Our method of doing business is open to the SCRUTINY AND INVESTIGATION OF THE MOST ORITICAL PUBLIC, nov27-1m* > SUITABLE FOR SOHOOL AND DRESS WEAR. parame can ter DEESS SHIBTS, UNDEESHIRTS and SPER Seine, fall stock DRAWS, all sizes, Special attention given to this | wayag Purchasers do well to in and get an | BBOHART'S LINS OF STEAMEHIPS sana eth Tasks saylo and low plows, M ole “a WALL, BOBINSON & 00., ocld-tf 921 Penza. ave. 9th and loth sts, fp ots: ress: fp