Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1873, Page 4

G STAR. January 2+, 1573. LOCAL NEWS. Amnasements, &e., 4 To-night. } Treaier Comque.— Drama, come ly, burlesque, songs, dances, € Condensed Locals. - Cat, Amos Webster, register of Wills, Is quite im, we regret to hear. Lr. Tuomas Miller is suffering considerably Scem the effects of « fall on an icy sklewalk. ‘The Col’ege Journal, issued by the stndents of and is a very brig handsome sheet. ies, —<—<——————1 DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. District Affairs in GEORGETOWN. Georgetown Advertisements. | GROCERS. ee | In the Senate to-day, Mr. Patterson intro- Ma Rani AWTcaariox —Yesterday # CF ic reap e) NOTICE. | B®" 3 ROTMER, Natisnal Theater Burned, | duced a dill to amend the charter of certificate of indory. Of “Georgetown Ma- xNeVLVARa AvENER, ¢ WRB QRUTLE VEWEIN ASSOCIATION. son Hi socks was Aled in anaes wants sad Perand-ahely Swans, { of . C. i recorder : jortencd here . ‘ RAMAGE TO 7 ME DNPERIAL HOTEL. Staaten te anne banding atat eed ee <f , 5 or aeanat the Darley n Peat Bs te ee Jort received and for wale st the following tow Scenes and Incidents, wa aay peg galore the thiuin gh pag og ed abe hosioge.g C-rringe ene we ne of the of 850 cach, and provides: 5 Cropley, James Dickson, | meking at the stand on Brite Snot. yom, and Finret Moyune Tooperial H ‘The Losses and Insurance, | the balding commlstee sererte aaah, She- oes fs tines wil be gad © Greretown oueee, some in enlarged form . i A. ‘Amos Huut, K. ‘J. F. Cook, and Jas. Donaldson have beca appointed by the Gover- ‘ner justices of the peace for the District of Co- bia. “Ere James G. Tong, member-clect of the Meuse of Deicgates, from the 2th district, on Sundar. fell uyon the icy steps, ax he was leav- img the house of a friend on f street, and broke bw collar bone. George T. Bates, of the District of Columbia, » ‘an exam nation before a boanl as: a at Annapolis, for an appointment as ud lieutenant in the United States marine orps, when the next vacancy occurs. Senator Howe. of Wisconsin, was serena? vi republican association at venience, No. 1708 I street, last evening, and Paddress of congrataiation on | his _re- leetion fictivered by Hon. G. W. Hazelton, ‘was appropria’ely responded to by the Senator. >—— Tue Port LooxoutT Rartroap Bret—It was stated in yesterday's Stak that Gen. Chip- wan introduced a bill in the House of Repre- rentatives yesterday afternoon appeneavey te the act to anthorize the Washin city and Feint Lookout railroad company to extend @ railroad into the District of Columbia. It Prosides that that road may enter po by the lowing route: Beginning at a pointon the lime of said railroad east of the Eastern branch, and crossing that branch by a snitable brid, ard causeway, entering the city south of street northeast, and thence along the branch ef the Easgern branch and Water street toa point at of near the intersection of L street southeast and Water street; thence westwardly or southwestwardly, along or near L and M street southeast to ith street, thence moyen | to the north or south branch of the canal to Vir- ginia avenue, and along that avenue to D street southwest, or Maryland avenue; thence west- wardly or southwestwardly, by the most eligible route south of the public grounds to the southern terminus of 15th street southwest; thence north- ‘westwardiy, south of the public grounds tosome point at or near the banks of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal; thence along the canal to the jrmetion of Rock creek with Potomac river; westward! y, or northwestwardly, by the most eligible route to the northern terminus of the Aqueduct bridge in Georgetown. It also authorizes the company to construct a railroad eutside the limits of Washi: and town from its road to a suitable point on the Metropolitan or Washington branches of the Baltimore and Ohio road. > ARRANGEMENTS FoR THE INAUGURATION.— A mecting of the general inauguration commit- ke was held at the Governor's office yesterday afternoon, Mr. A. K. Shepherd in the chair, and most of the members present. The chair introduced General James F. Wilson, the chief marshal of the procession, who gave his views as te the manner of making the most successful display with the means at command. He re- quested that he be kept fully advised as to the names and numerical strength of the different military and civie organizations which may de- cide to take part in the affair. It was decided to extend invitations to the governors of states to visit this city, and that they be ed places in the line of march with their respective staffs Major Vanderburg was appointed one ef the members of the military committee. It agreed that no free tickets be issued to the ural ball except to the President of the ed States and members of the cabinet. i Uw After some debate as to tree tickets for mem- bers of the press, it was determined that repre- sentatives of newspapers be required to pay for their tickets as other people. ‘The finance com- mittee reported in favor of commencing at an early day the work of soliciting subscriptions to the inauguration fund. After some discussion gm the subject of a carnival without arriving at any conclusi the committee ad} 5 ¥ \journed. ‘The DerantwextaL REeLIEr ASSOctATION. ‘The annual meeting of this association was heid last evening in the ¥. M. C. A. building. The reporis of the secretary and treasurer were read ehowing a membership of about 500, and the finances in good condition, the treasury con- taining at the present time over 8900. The fol- officers were elected for the ensuing year: H. B. Moulton, president; E. S. Fletcher, 1 secctecye. Maeoeions dW iene, ving Burns, secretary. We 4 avy department; A. K. Smith, Land offices. Bradshaw, Post Office Sepertenents ‘TT. L. Mil- ler, Surgeon General's office; T. C. Simart, Sec~ end Auditor's office; 5. B. Morse, Sixth Andi- tor's office; Jas. F. Alien, Third Auditor's office; P.C. Hyam, Internal Revenue; H. T. Hutton, Pension office; Newton Ferree, “softice: B.S. Cummings, Second Comptroller's office; E. E. Locke, Agricuitural department; John B. ‘Fanner, War department; A. C. Whituey, Coast Survey; C. H. Dickson, Fourth Anditor's office: sas. K. Keddington, Secretary's office, Interior department: Lewis B. Parker, Quartermaster General's office. The further election of direc- fors was postponed until a sabsequeut meet- ng. ——e—— COMPLETION ov THE WasHineToN Moyc- wrwr—The bill introduced into the House of utatives yesterday by Mr. Voorhees, of na, and referred to the committee on mili- tary affairs, was as follows: ‘Whereas, the failure to complete the National Monument to the memory of George Washing- adi ce to the i the govern- t of the United States: Now, therefore, Be if enacted, ée., that the Seeretary of War be instrocted to ascertain the practicability and cost of its completion, ami for that purpose to employ suitable engineer officers, who shall report to him their conclusion, and thereupon the Secretary aforesaid shall advertise for pro- to timish said monument by contract, and tthe same to the lowest respousible bidder, and report sid contract to Congress for its ap- proval and ratification. eee SEES Peetrwixany Isscxeriox Gaayrep. terday, Mr. B. G. Lovejoy, for Clifford 4 fled a bill in equity for an injunction to restr Kibourn and Latta fromeelling certain prop- erty. Arrick alleges that he parchased some ‘time ago. lot of ground, the property of J. Led- yard Hodge, trom Kilbourn & Latta, as trustees, ender conditions that the lot should have exit by a back alley, and that the promissory notes given should not be negotiated. Since, how- €ver, this proposed alley has been closed up 27S Mable, being builf thereon, and he de- ner to make any further payichts until they complied with their agreement. They how- adeed of trust from the plains that he must pay due notes or thay mdi he, in turn, sues out an injuac- tion to prevent the sale. The injunction is re- | turnable on Tuesday morning next. Prcxox Snootrxc.—The pigeon matches at Jackson city yesterday, resulted as follows :— ‘The first was between Jack Furgeson and A. Wandel, 15 birds each, 2t yards rise and $ & sane Ferguson bet #25 to Wandel’s Fargeson killed 11 birds, two others falling a few feet out of bounls. Wandel killed 12. match, between Ham Glaze and Sam Binnix, 10 birds each, for $10 a side. Binnix Killed 3 and Glaze 5;'neither shouting at the tenth bird. A match was made on the und between Wiliam Harris, who never had shot at pigeons bei asparts, who holds the experts. 6 vat of 8 binds, and C ene Extexsion o- The Wasnineron Navy- Yaxnp—Mr. Poland, of Vermont, introduced in ‘the House ¥ @ bill authorizing the See- retary of Navy to purchase a certain quan- p= morning, Officer Harst, of the 5th precinct, the pkg esrder eats ume, —_e——— ‘THE Yew aTrRacti at the Theater Com- fque drew = good Louse fast and the per- sppear, there will medoubt be crowded Bouse. ——_-—_—_ ‘Tue Greway Auruicax Savixye B, ‘No. 515 7th street, interest on and wakes vo charge to exchange <4 made on or before Let i from that day. oo -— On perv. Henry Albers, tiover, on Tith street;~who lately returned from Fvrope. furnished some of the must recherche einper and supper parties given this seagon. . els by George Frank. w Chatee kelis, Chas. Demar, and Geo. W. le set the pabiie generally br The of association ino furnieh to ‘ae Fithcee patronising thamthey plaige prompt and Previous Barnings ef the National ‘Theater. We nena ns no eno ber and charitable good work and reasonable charg . Accepted Masons, Royal Arch M. Knights GEORGE FRANK qt ‘Templars, and other benevolent societics, rooms | oe: WM. BECK, roice, = = : calde= 4 me and = and cotnetuienl Tr REV. THow AS GUARD. Pastor of Mr hoot Oo eal tween Lith and 4th streets, was totally destroyed Inms, tents at reasonable y. TH U . oe by fire to-day, and the Imperial Hotel, adjoin- rates, and to that end to purebase the Masonic A M. E. Charch, Boltiences, wi ing, was damaged to sume extent, mostly by ‘Hall building in Georgetown and so improve it | [TOS A RADAT | at ect: | WO mee iy as to adapt it to the furtherance of the objects | STP) Mi knb AS oh we * water. The origin of the fire cannot be ascer- of the association. a su | we tained toa certainty. The first seen of it was ‘WE ARE REQUESTED to say that Gebhart & = FOUr rab TERADE | “ afiame in the fies, about a quarter before 11 Co., mentioned in, this column yesterday. have | "THR, tr eho Ei Ais Saree o'clock, and it spread throughout the building o land avenue and 4th street, po oer err in Washington as well as at} 7 DERELN, st at FU! ty with frightful rapidity. Had the fire occurred pote nme oma ecm ‘oe .. nduitting Gew?.and Aine, t 8 during the evening performarce great loss of | Puma fr to the ‘Hock, creck then up the read ca ALEXANDRIA. PRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auer: Coors | ee A cue aie ee REA Bistrne ot romecoin life must have resulted. Within s few minutes | valley along that creek to the mouth of Piney My ichurea inflicting or dae USTRE'S SALE OF FALUABLE IMPROVED | fo" Georg: Beane’ nelich anenntactorea SEW after the fire was discovered it was apparent | branch; then by the most jeable route to on hie head curting through the inten | TRE Ww. Jacxson Case.—Nothis has yet bieeietd | trae ee a iD MACHINE NEBDLES. Have ail Winds. ¢ come that there was but little combustible matter in | the Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore and | Piacee: gio and costs, ThomarRandoiph diaurbing | been heard from the court of appeals about AML pe pone my! te ,, | each, or 6 for Scents. pir and about the theater which would be saved. | Ohio railroad. with the privilege of a branch Rnb usecmbiy by cursingand disonderiy conduct; | ease of William Jackson, the colored man now dated Joly 18h. 387, ies dite sp g ae "|. the northwestern boundary of | the | 85. in jail here under sentence of death for the ~ E. 18, folio 218, Twill sell ‘ HARE & SON, So intense was the heat that many persons re-| District of Columbia, and with a Interal THE ALLEGED DEPRETIVE WARRANTY. nat | murder of his wife. His sentence designated | the at 4 crelock p. fe siding on the same block, in houses fronting on | branch up Water street, in Georgetown, | ,, he cinetant attorney for the District anked ‘bat | Friday of this week, as the day upon which he She $Och day of Japuars ISS, pait of Lots pumb Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 13th, 1th, and F streets became frightened and | to the Alexandria aqueduct, and, also, | Qfctive warrant agaust McCormick charged with | 820 be hung, but ss the supercedeasawarded | icribed as follows: Beginning #il 15-200 fect 1213 Secench Street Northwest, between M and N made hasty preparations to remove thelr furni- | $Tose ipo Potamae, = nape fe etn ae pred A BY violation of the liaaor ernie was set for to, by the court 01 ‘appeals directed. the anerist to i Songres erect and . and 3 ier 4 poned until next y.ashewas not | sto) ngs until fw . noth- : heures oo ture. Ge Of Hock creek, with svaitable draw at the | feadv’ Sie one ny mae Gan te ee ing bas been done'in tho way ef the erection of | Pastas ertig trea te oe feet AT THE TIME THE FIRE BROKE OUT, ‘Mesers. Sheeban and Gross, the stage carpen- ters, were in their shop, in an elevated position at one side of the stage. The comic opera com- pany of Mrs. James A. Oates were to have had at 11 o'clock a rehearsal of “Les Bavards,” channel of the river. The capital stock of the road is to consist of 5,000 shares of $100 each which shall in all respects be treated as personal Broperty. “Prriic Scroo. UNDRUMS.””— Editor Star: In answer to a communication headed as Sinended information in the case. Mrs Toggart ead ne il maree to te continu. was o ear agaliows. As heretofore stated, it is under- | porth ey degrecs west 434. SUGARS, MOLASSES, ac. ” stood, that in the event of a failure of the court | 76 S0-l00 feet to the beginning. c ~ |. ae. 1 e common: Trashed, Granulated and Powdered Bagare, 7% ibe, of appeals to grant him a new trial, certain Ths Peo) a og Sith a jons Brick : parties in this city, at present unconnected with | P= ~y the residue In two canal | Brown ith fi Kestimouy bad been sites and se aitect of felzanset f = hed teed aabeds ail soutrany to former falines of : One-third at love. is ease, will to a Washington city jud, ems, One-< : aur New ‘Molames ts handsome, ot is release 6a & writ of babes sori, von Fon day 2 ‘ni ES interest | Petre gualay Dein Seeee 4 PHS ING. Atetioneer. the ground that Alexandria is within court. which was on the bills for performance to-night. | above, in your paper of yesterday, I would state, | , Th court corrected Mr. Taggart on this point,anl | tricot Columbia, and the court that sentenced | sadalte . FLOUR. ae. At the hour stove mentioned (10: orclosk), | for the Information of the pablig at, large, that fnformed him that be hed no juriadiction over the | him is not of comperent tjarintiction. enuE RUSH 18 OVER, TH weeks a a sranuey © beet Pamity and st Mesers. Sheehan and Gross heard « rashing or | quite a number of the applicants for examina- it was coanpelent Yoamend at any tine before acaKe Fatat Accipent.—A colored man named T ‘work all ready for delivery W ibe, LEAF LARD, #1. roaring noise, and supposing that some of the | tion at the last exgmination of teachers finished | }{, 7% competent to amend a he would quash | George Washi Suttles, a laborer on the in the 4 company, impatient to proceed with the re- | their work at 12 m., 124, 1o’clock, &e.; and if | the first information, es it was manifestly defectice, | Alexandria and ‘ashington railroad, fell from ue fall, owing to the SOAP’ SOAPL hearsal, were mor the flies, the two men | some of the parties had —— til 8 o'clock jetties. Commi] spire a he th Sop 8 material train that was crossing the bridge at Traly teat for pat nag =a Renee Precter: po geet = gy tf wr pe : is COMTRE f oni end | . 3 8% p. fe 4 peg ph any Ta just as, they reached the foot | p. m., (and properly thus fa Pass satis: | proceedings co fates the fitat information wes cna, | Colchester, on that road, last Saturday morn- | »,7 pidge fade yaks: SASiPS ot prrecet ination,) they bg Fy saiher satis- iy that ny 4 were unfit to be teachers. ‘The examination is for the purpose of findi out the qualifications to teach—not, as “Citi- zens” supposes, to learn of the “qualifications” “to commence tolearn how tot .”” Now, since all the questions in the late examination were based upon the very studies of our “grammar schools,” and they appear to be unsat tory, I should like to know what test that “ Citizen” Ing, to the rocks below, and wasinstantly killed. ame ata 7 CANDLES. The train ‘as bound south And had stopped on Seathenceae ae Cane NNT Saltclt © Fae Cusittnet Went Got te Cinittens e * but starting again mddenty, the de- ceased, Who was stundiog spon the platform of W. H. WHEATLEY’S 4 tbe prod Raison PAISING, te, jo Renan recipitated io the rocky ted | PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR- Exghcrn Stren a ames of the dry creek Below, a distance of pixty oda ae ba pple Cider. er gallon when picked uj was dead, ha 7 9 Jefforson street, Georgetown, D.C va hi rane bottle... fallen upon his skull ad mahod his brains und’ | 20727 _¢ ——= Whisky 8 years obdy™ ‘THE FLAMES WERE iN THE “ FLIES,” and they at once gave the alarm. They then ran back to their shop to save their personal effects, but were unable to do s0, so rapidly did the fames extend. Police Officer Bure turned in an alarm from box 41, Willards’ Hotel, and Officer Roderick from box 58, (Army Medical Museum, formerly Ford's Theater} both of 3 inded the court that his moti Mr. Taggart reminded the oar motion Tot to quash, but adgment, Preferred to be heard om the question, af at fire upon. “Mier here took # sudden turn, and urged the soart to aaash and let the case go 00 on the new in. format . insirted om being heard, and it gectied ‘the merits of the case be heard on Satire y be: sai — » 2S Seasscs \ sib — : aay an Family, at $2.90 per : adie. HE testes F Savy id Roeets bor gallon. * | ' 1 which were struck, and the general alarm was 2 eyes 01 = ~ | XB. Price Lista of other dealcrs pounded a few misfutes theresttet, would prescribe by which the qualifications of 7 yman Ogden had quite a | FT BB ate HB. |"! ; om ‘THE FIRE APPARATUS ap ta for teacherships should be Judged. | | Tum Winow ov Pootu Dzowxen.— | chase this morning after acolored man ‘named -D. BB. " was soon on the spot, and engines No.2 and 3] 1 also like to know whether ‘Ci is | Mrs. Lavinia Smiley, 4 years of age, was ‘Brook: ‘who had cecaped from the chain 104r 1913 thee ye BARE & SON, went in service at the corner of 13th and E father, brother or some other relative of | drowned at the foot of Morton ati | gang two or ‘ago, but was unsne- as! Tth street N. W., between M and 3. streets, and the others, incl No. 5, of | some one of the examined parties who failed to | o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs, Smiley was ror- ‘as another colored man named J. H. GREATEST CASH BARGAINS ¥ on Mth street, hook and A Truster or Pustic ScHooLs, merly Mise Lozier, and was ae Ballard had given the convict ‘warning of his Fr P RICE LIST ihe font an sear Gtue Suting” “Majer | ete Member of te commitevon Tech, | Filo Bk Boe, ghayras ht by Koy Baker | Srprene.” Books nar torn aha fae = rear . ee ‘oole’s was ir. as jcer in the front 4 7 Richards, with Capt. Brock and Lieut Skippon | Rear. Earate SaLes—Meesrs. Cox and Cal- | Frank Smiley. ning she, ac- | went ont of the back” ‘Ballard, however, imas | ZINE SWALLOW TAIL coats, and the ‘po the precinct, as also the | lan, real estate agents, have sold to David A. | companied by Mr. De Witt other | arrested by the officer for aiding a prisoner to | FINE DIAGONAL COATS, or reserves, were soon on the ground. The sani- | Windsor, lots 8 and 12, and part of lot 6, in | members of am organization known as ‘The Old escape, but was afterwards discharged. = tary force of the board of health, who were in | #quare 230, belonging tojJohn A, Kennedy, con- | Tops,” made ups Surprise party. andecalled on | SMALL-rox.—A new case of was FINE FULL DRESS SUITS, GROCERIES the neighborhood at the time, also rendered val- | taining 25,495 sauare feet, at 50 ceuts per foot, | Capt. Hitchcock, of g Premed ing at | reported this morning in a house on |, be~ FINE BLACK 8UITS , and with the police some | $12,7: Sold lot No. Zi, fn square 568, bdelong- | the foot of Morton street. 1% 0% Sun- | tween and Duke streets. The nt is of the Gremen of former days, among them Mr. | ing to Mrs. C. Stevens, fronting on 3 street | day morning they left the vessel-and Mrs. Smi- colored. No deaths from the disease have oc- FINE BUSINESS SUITS, aT Jonas B. assisted in saving the northwest 24 feet, and ranning back 120 feet | ley, alee on the gangway, which wasfrozen | curred since that heretofore reported at the bos- TRE WARDROBE OF THE OATES CoMrANY, | cieep, between FE and F streets; price75 cents | over, fell into the dock. A sailor jumped over- | pital, the other patients refusing to go there, FINE SECOND-BEST SUITS, ELPNONZO YOUNGS & most of it being on thesame floor with the stage, | per foot, to C. Arth. board, and seizing her made a gallant but inef- | " Mr. M. Bossant has purchased eM Sy 3. 7 a cows. was saved, a8 some of Birs. Oates’ scenery. 3 fectual attempt to save her life. She sank, aud | Wheat the frame building and lot ibe FINE WALKING SUITS, Mr. and Mrs. Saville’s personal wardrobes found | 1XLxzss ov THE ALLEGED Murpener, Ur- | her body was found at t o'clock yesterday morn- ing establishment of Mr. A. D. on FINE DRIVING SUITS. their exit by the back door and entranee into a | PERC aie done waar Jaen eta, ing frozen to a piece of ice. ‘nirfax street, 24 feet front by 80 feet deep, for 3 Taspeetar fon et es Neale ts health, ge cue, who occupies a cell in the jail, awaiting a Back Sxow.—The Keokuk (Iowa) Constitn- | #1,750.—Gacette, last evening. FINE DRESSSUITS FOR YOUTHS, returned to the owners. The occupants of the | $€cond trial on the charge of murdering tion of the 13th ‘says:—‘‘On last Tueaday after- —_—_—_————————S— FINE DRESS SUITS FOR BOYS, SUGARS. FINE OVERCOATS oniss noon commenced ‘the great snow storm of the id the greatest storm of the west for irs. It continued until Wednesday at- ternoon; then set in a furious wind, which took the snow from the hills and piled it up in the valleys. On Thursday morning the inhabitants of the northern portion of this state, when they awoke, were not a little surprised at seeing the earth covered with a black instead of a white garment, as it was onthe night before. This strange and unnatural phenomenon is account- ed for on the supposit that after the wind CITY ITEMS. _ DRESS and business garments lense to “= x iin Tikteoreet | Gini: eae tee COACHMANS COATS, ALL SIZES. inspect. confine him to his bed, and he has been visited feveral times by his physician, Dr. W. H. Crim. ‘The ill health of the accused ‘is occasioned by &n attack of remittent fever, for which he was treated soon after his arrest, and which has now returned. The attack, though quite severe, and fuch as would prevent his attendance at court ht present, is not regarded as serious, and it is probable that before the time appointed for his second trial, at the present term of the criminal court he will be enabled to leave the prison. front part of the theater building hastily re- moved ther effects, Mr. Koppel (talior) getting his ont with but little loss. Mr. A. Wambold's restaurant fixtures suffered some, as also the confectionery store of Jolin Rocco, adjoining the entrance on the west, and the sample room of Mr. John Miller. The upper part of the front building was occupied by Messrs. Miller & Jones as a billiard saloon, whose tables and effects were damaged to the extent of 83,900. ‘The stock of the cafe of the Imperial hotel was damaged some by water and removal, and Mr. WITH CAPES, FO (BEST NEW YORK BRANDS.) EN, _ larified x articles are invited to 2a Proresson R. JASSELL.—The matinee | Seeing is Believing—Therefore Call! dansante of the above young’ dancing-master will be continued every Wednealay evening. = by Professors Audresene and MABLE BROTHERS, Pollard. } | The fiance of the prisoner, Miss Laura Hilde- | had swept the snow off the hills then the dr. ais aad aioe CORNER Tru AND D STREETS, | Derial was also bafiy damaged’ =” “210 | trand, who has, since his arrest, resolutely | earth was taken Up and scattered over the face | _,FOR THROAT piskasns and affections of the one Inteltigencer Baila: Fawly—the vers, iat perial was al eo eee te refused to entertain any suspicion Of his guilt | of ‘the show, ‘giving it this pecaliar coloring Fer ingen Uritnces of Ge tinct see | ee eee) | Eee ciet . “= in connection with the inysterious murder, a1 ‘This wou a factory explanation : 7 = Or rains, and notwithetandiagtne eters at ake | who has testified, by her wurcmitting ateeation, | ununtal appearance hind beeircoaiect ioe: | COW, of wuusual exertion of the vocal organs, NO MEDICINE GIVEN! aeons 3 mder the rouer the | her affection for’ the accused, and ‘her sincers | ities, but accounts say It was general.” See + She Se eee SUN) eee Sees eee iiae | belief im his innocence, has been a constant | cn. seo rn omera” pecan ee Except in those cases where, on examination, it may SUNDRIES, Uhl building wag ne" MME (OE ASNOHE Cae | Vator tothe Jal, and on Hriday ast, whe in | STORES’ Srucogue yor Lire—tn the court | “sive prez being tudiapenaable to health | Rrnehay tmecumneneresoncramination timer | pry “2 the for IN IMMINENT DANGER; the act peerage Magen =e win 6 afteraabe: the counsel for Stokes presonted aft. | #24 comtort thousands of persons come from far | which, combined with my peculiar Magnetic Opera. 9 Ibe. for bat the. Samed, were som extinguicbed. ‘The | severe Secidet: 28 she was. Geaconding the | evite prep in support of the bill of excep- | 20d near to visit Dr. White, the well-known | tion, accelerate a Perfect and Radical cure. “4 cans for guests at the hotel took things philosophically, eeraea nace oe Soll oe — nig os and | fone ape dawite a - tially that Chiropodist, No. Bs we mo a the <j issn eing ih sftets yet rong te | Resaminedto mereaioncgoarchave wore | duno, de Halon Jury wom fe erent | sai islces omnes "| DR. EERNION, SSS a - is b ‘. er _ —_—_o— = up omne' scare approaching & panic was provented. °"? | Monmonier, and she wan soon after enabiSi to | tot whieh aid uot come up during the trial: | px. p. suzpp, Homeopathist, 000 E st. or eae ee ee TN, | Citys elaemars Cote ren oF ne | cee inhetination on sobte polar akich wee tot | ‘Tue Nansawat Bateaee Boa, sorter ot NEW YORK, anne oe ee an O. B. Matti- pork ale +: sot ee a clear to Further than that, during the | New York avenue and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. c Tair bet aoe peas SSO | | THE Wanton Tatas Dagwing toa Cuose tral the prisoner left the court-room without | per'annum on deposits for euch esiomder mouth. PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN Call at onoe, na we connct gnarantes the above we. ; i rece] in the Wharton trial, yesterday, at Annapolis, | the knowledge of connsel, and was absent sev- | Banking hours, 4 to4. Saturdays, 9 to4 and. 6 Paralieled low prices for any defluite lenges guests by the trains to-morrow morning. the crow-examinatioi a br. Hasso, of Pailadet- | eral ‘minutes while the ‘vstimony’ was being | 10% “ a Trt sats ren % “ag os 4 sper ‘pane trom dire chenbach was | Blas "ie <@isinded "tuna cuclng any no | Uakcn sh, tat ones during the tuminiNe 0 | Wrzoox g Gnwaewixe Macures, The CHRONIC DISEASES, Placed in the orchestra of the theater yesterday | States army, was then called, and testified to | court-reom, aud was akecut some time; also, | celebrated Bazaar Patterns. at Chas. | Late of Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Rochester, afternoon and was entirely od; Messrs, | the existence of the hysteroidal condition, a | that some of the jurors can be proved to have | Baum’s heopekirt and corset factory, 1th street, N.¥., and Pall River, Mase., has engaged = and Gross, carpenters, lose about $500. | complaint, he sail, of which women are pr been imbued with hostile feelings towards the | Intelligencer Building. 10,28 “yi sasanfbe ELPHONZO YOUNGS & Co. ead bongs pow eed Promina ooo | susceptible, and sometimes, though prisoner. Judge Davis made an order returua- | -Tegnwowmtans and are repaired WILLARDS’ HALL, ‘ od residence, in. Mont county, but & few | craminstion Seated Te ike tinea ede yas || ble next Friday 4 And made to order by Hempler, near 4% street. | oy F street, in the Rear of Willardas’ Hotel, GRocers, minutes before the fre. | The property has cost | Ness might be ascribed to ‘“ergotional sens Sg OPS acy Tee : him, $158,000, and is insured in a_number of | pitty ake hysteroidal ‘condition, *transiatct AxoTmen SmPr CaNAat. Sciewe.—It seems CITY OF WASHINGTON, companies, mostly northern, for $40,000; the | sheuinatiam,” or any one of a narnber ot ater that Michigan is now anxious to have the fede- ’ Le as,$ MgSONTC TEmPLe, ‘argést amount inany one company being iu | natural eausea, By agreement of conus), the ral government construct a ship canal across ‘Where he will _m, Sens, Sixru asp Fer. ' ete he London Globe coimpany for $4,000, and the | evidence of some twenty witnesses in regal to | thronged at dinner hour and the evening by | that entire state, cor the head of Lake PUBLICLY HEAL THE SICK: NSE Cerernsarcseeea.o largest im any of the Washington companies | the good character of the accused giver at tie. | Colliers and iron workers, ag deverted, andthe | Eric with the tovot bake Reeolu- s tT. METZCE being $1,000 Wharton-Ketchuni trial was then read, atuony | houses inhabited only by women, who are anx- | tions were introduced in the | now in | Free of charge,*‘without money and without price,” | NV. > , The firemen although they had the which was the testimony of Gen. Hancock, | ‘ously awaiting news from the“ bread winner,” | cession nt Lansing, comme! ‘scheme to from 9 until 1 o'clock each morning,(San- under by 12% o'clock worked up to 1 o'clock | United States army: Col. Brantz Mayer ei | who is off hunting’ work. Itis sald at the vil- | toe attention of Congress and ing for a mod- days excepted,) for about Fifteen 417 Seventh Street, to make sure of having no chance tor « re- | states army; Rev. Dr. Lecds, Prof- Jamey G. : est appropriation which to make daye, (Admittance Free,) kindling. Welling, lent of Columbian college, Distriet of the route. The governor is instructed te for- = THE ORIGIN OF THE FIRE of Columbia, and others, ‘To-day the dercuse | The apprehension is that these men will noi | ward the resolutions to Wash? and to in- commENctxe DEALER IN has not een definitely ascertained, and it is | Saliclowe their ease, and the resalt of the peo: obtain work, and will return to thelr hungry | terest himself in the success of the project—| wencrenay wonwine, JAN. 13, 1873 | supposed by many caught from a stove . ramilies ready for any out % mean- | Buffalo Com. Adv. 7 . 23, . REM DO! neath the stage, and made it way upone cor | secre vem Gare en oe? TOW ve looked fori | Tine treat distvees ig anticipated. ie mtrke | 2usale Com Ade. FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GROCERIES, | ner of the stage to the ‘flies above before it was discovered. Some awert than snexplosion took before any alarm was given, which they believe was from a steam-pipe. PREVIOUS PIRES. This is the third time the theater on this site has been destroyed. The first fire was on the night of the Sth of March, 1845_the night after the inauguration of President Polk. Those who saw this fire will ever forget It. It took place is the tesult of the published notices of the coal and iron companies that wages would be re- duced ten per cent. Fuicurrtn Ac noon last Mr. Philip R. Harrisburg, Pa., says the started with his wife and young child in a siei to visit a friend about six miles from that city, when the horse became frightened and unman- pai Pants Rowaxce.— Armand Lacy, of Sito, taken Pastevees ‘aris, & ‘man well known in arisian teenth . society, i quarreled with is mistress; a | No 413 Thirteenth street. wear Penmsyiva- me, ice m, a divorcee, 7 . heron the might Sf December 2, at the Lyons | for about Thirty Days, where those who are able ana | FINE OLD WHISK1ES, railway station, as she was about to leave Paris | willing to pay may come from 1] a.m. till 8 p.m. each for Marseilles. A brief altercation ensued be- | day. No Surgical Operations Performed! Chronic FINE OLD WINE, tween them, which ended in M. Lucy’s placing | Diseases Cured! Acute Pains Instantly Relieved | his pistol, ala Duval, to his left breast and dis- | The Lame Walk! The Blind See! The Deaf Hear! COOKING Wins, “Per” Hataten’s Wipow in Corrr.—A suit isnow on trialin the Essex county (New Jersey) courts, in. which Mra. Martha 4. Hal- sted, widow of the late General ‘Pet’ Haist-d, appears as plaintiff, seeking to recover from the New Jerscy Insurance company certain dower froperty on Broad street, Newark, occupied by the company. She claimsthat the Has Coxstaxriy rx Store, PURE JAMAICA RUM, in question was conveyed to Oliver 5. charging’ it against bis heart. He fell dan- at night while the performance of emp bo Hinbted grtos the Sist day of ‘Bareh, 1845, by | ageable from an apy ing Tallroad freight gevous but not mortally wounded. The shot | Over 80,000 Persons Treated in Five Years. the 7 was = peree, and the dames | Peter S. Duryee and wife. The plea of the de- | train at a crossing im the track. The sleigh was | fad its desired effect apparently, for at last NEW ENGLAND RUM, I~ spread rapidly, but fortunately no one wax in- | fence is that they hold a age conveyed to | upset and Mrs. Y was thrown with her left | accounts La Keygen was assduouily attending | DR. HENION’S practice is mostly discases of « uilding was much larger than the | them in the year 1861, which debars Mrs. Hal- | arm upon the track, when four box cars ran | to him at his bedside. Chronic nature, and cases given up as incurable. His SCOTCH WHISK + Sp Aasere up into the } sted from her right’ to recover dower. ‘The | Over her arm, crushing it fearfully and tenting treatment is peculiar to himeclf, although there have air toa great height, the country it out of the socket at the shoulder, ine was also severely cut in the head. The babe was pulled out harm’s way by the father. Mr. Yeager was only slightly bruised. ‘The lady’s arm was am- putated, and slight hopes were entertaincd of er recovery. mortgage isduly recorded in the books of the Surrogate, but has been mislaid by the company. Mr. Danie! Dodd, who was at the time of the conveyance of the deed seeretary of the com- pany, testified that the existence of the mort- zage was essential tothe company in makin: out their title Svrcrve oF 4 Cativors1a Lawven.—George | been men in all ages who have had the same Mag- | STOCK AND ENGLISH ALE, PORTS. . Bailey, a nt lawyer of Martinez, | netic Power over the diseases of the body and mind. Contra Costa county, Cal., was missed from his | Some call it the“GIFT OF HEALING,” yet few fees ees ee fence par emer have posecssed it to such an extent over nearly ail coul discove: yy or ads, Saturday night his body was found’ in a lonely Ser anse ccna or eT FOREIGN FRUITS. place five miles from San Francisco, in a sitting ‘ hing tor mules around. colonnade in was front ofthe building with large columns, and ee Ag of Se oe ee pea zi on top, making them resemble tore "The talented Somedian a c ps to the p 'y, because Oliver S. | 4 rut was fought near Paris on i 5 of Halsted, Jr., and bistwife ware not joined ia one ug posture. The right hand ’ Derringes | Miraculous or supernatural about it; isin barmony costume of shepert, in which be was soon atver- | of the Immediate conveyances. ‘The case is still polar opts heen publishing ina Faris | Tito, and there was a bullet bole in the side of | with all natural laws. ls on.—N. ¥: Herald, Lith: af the 4th of September, 1810." Inthe Inet | the head, indicating that he committed suicide. | By this treatment it takes but afew minutes for iace mien teins had rooms, pou ‘Tux Coat TuAvE—Tho fetal) wade in this | sketch published M. Georges Bourdon (who was | Domestic and financial troubles are reported | inveterate cases of almost any curable Chronic dis- Bpiendid amsortment of the cause, ease; aud so sure is the effect that but few diseases city, and in fact in all cities reached by rail, is require a second treatment. fairly active, and a small advance in prices has been realized. The trade proper is still un- settled, partly in consequence of the obstruc- tion to navigation by ice, and iy in conse- quence Of differences between t @ Operators and middlemen and the carrying companies. The appointed prosecuting attorney in Lille by the | government of the ith of September, ‘and who was dism from office by M. Dufaure the 20th of March, was attacked. He chal. lenged M. Dail me to duel. They fonght h small swords. wit! ms were NO: crossed than M. Bourdon rushed on his adversary, who Temporary WaTER Works vor BAtti- VANNED GOO! MOKE—The ae board. yesterday closed a | _ Dr. Henion bas for the past ten years made those - Ds. contract with Mr. H. M. F. Von Stamp, of this | Nervous Cases brought on by eelf-abuse, aspecialty, city, to construct the works ocessary for fur- | snd feels warranted ia saying to the sufferer there is ing a temporary supply of water at the rate | a cure. of ten million gallous per diem to nary 6th, 1857, andat (George), Ford (John T.) and Moxley were the lessees, and Miss Fanny Morant manager. theater was again rebuilt in the spring of Lake Kola: seein yield most readil; PURE arr! SIDER, iw, and was opencd by Mr. Leonard Grover | basis of wages at the coal mines having been | had but to hold out his sword. M. Bourdon | fromthe Gunpowiler river, ‘The work is stipus | inne enee which hod, peer en ro m Ens on the ev of April 220 of that year with | advanced the wholesale price of coal will ucces- | buried it about two inches deep in his lower ab- | tated to be completed in seven months from {iis | UTC S8*RCY of thie method, as practiced by us are: the play of * fhe Sefous Family” The theater | sarily advance, and some of the large companies |) domen. date, ami is to cost $541,038.-—American, to-day. | DYSP*Psia, Constipation, Asthma, Angina, Pectorie MEDFIELD BUCKWHEAT, . building proper was 100 feet by 130, and adjoin- [have already made their announcements. ‘The | a4 nq, Aaeapiae aaa Wee Beams fp wat ee ee er Chlorosie, Low of Voice, Rheumatism, Rheu- ing the stage was a brick buil 25 feet by 30, | rates of the Wilkesbarre Coal and [ron Com- adem fence hes. & bolt a sate rab tec &7-School teachers in PI th, Mass., are matic Gout, Liver Disease, al! kinds of NEW YORK APPLES, im which were the n room ‘other room. | pany, which is faverable to the consolidation | tyertnonti thomas Chucel, | SHowed $2 a week for , and paupers $2.35. Sexual Weakness, Disbetis, Headache, - ‘The seating ca; ‘wasabout 2,800, there being | policy of the carrying companies, suows an in- | OP Su se Marsico thy Hut | a97A Massachusetts woman who died a few Nervous Irritation of the Brain, beaides the orchestra seats, parquette row vith | crease of from 5 t0 23 cents per ton at Port Jon Fox, one of the Fox sisters, whos coke days age left nine helpless boys, tive of whom Bronchitis, Catarrh, Diseases of dress ¥ ‘over that . | son and Hoboken, points Ss g ‘umb. 3 py eng deg af Bak, ‘and. places oi | York market. ‘This alvance about equals the | Mabifestations began at Rochester many yoars | ™! nae ¢ , payee cg anced gsc CHOICE BUTTER, i Rin a SO cteeta ties ke ae ago, and who were the founders of modern | &@-Alexandria, Minn., has one church with Convulsions, Hysteria, Neu ater belay to the center. It was a very neat | coal this year over that of last year it is b spiritualism, to Mr. Henry Diedrich Jencken, | half a congregation, and five whisky shops, and a barrister-at-law. A number of American friends, spiritualists and literary were 5 raigia, Thrash, Packed expressed for family tm small pails = the people there are still unhappy. Congestion of the Spleen, Irritation of Stomach, nag present at the ceremony. ‘The bride and bride- s7-Old Texans declare that they never knew Diseases of the Kidneys, etc, prgenaes by actual experience what cold weather was be- | Morbid Appetite, Wakefulnese, General Debility, apd ‘ully fitted little theater, and will be generally missed by the pla: of the ¢. tal. The present Temes! . CT eet will maititain the increase of Wages fixed miners aud assented to by the ope: Phila, Ledger. room made a wedding tour to Tunbridge | tore this wi for the past twe or three years mathe Ax Arrenpr Urox tum Live or Parstpevr | Wells, and then returned ‘to their residence aie Vik Senn, Rites’ Bevschive, Coudicting ft in fuch a maner as to descere | ERRDO DE TEIADA.— The completionor thorail- | York place, Portman square, Londen. ” | public mstruction in Tings, whit asomeenes | Brome, wR Pain tn the Lungs; Weat CORTES the thanks of alt lovers of amusement. ou New Wear'sday afteially pepclaiiuod on the | oc4, SEW DIvoRcR Law, beforo the legislature | €°2 education in his forthcoming re- ‘charges from the Ears, Noise in the 49tr ROASTED FRESH EVERY nav. A citizen suggests that Mrs. Oates and her ||iDauguration of the line, but the festivities at- | Of Indiana, limite the causes for which separa- Pies ‘Tumors, Pim mmny tees eh nem 9 mentary ben | tePding the joyful event lasted a whole week. ydia Sherman is said to be reviewing her echt at Limcoin Hull. Right enough. It is But even in their festivities our Mexican recent confession in order to work in a few saore <a || bore are menaced with the elements of counpira: Goad bodies. that proper, too, that our citizens should | a oe ‘she entirely forgot about be- member the ager of the thea- 9” Mrs. Malone, of Macon, Ga., has wound ter (who has done so much to farnish pla; Ga.» up here with first-c! ‘apd mnsical en= throwing one of her children 4 BE a taimments) and his worthy wife. ‘Thy fos end fattening another by sitting substantial testimonial 2 i, “aud “should some Sontag: conn tas aes Een aay sme < coeen use ‘of Wa. Pierson pane A ay corner of 5th ahd Pierce and — iSe propritr nd ‘uy cae sang ae space In your valuable columns for the’ dollars, and the others held to keap spectra i pape ‘sor Sep ee are gnother “by one of them tried to on his part of bere toda ; pte be recovered fhe |) and witch en xe Se ‘The Were well penta perpen." Ad for 8 ane i each, a ee lee Ov EMRE W op Gt by tile Lil | dicing into gar Spur rooms, Now ing June, Al Sep- : oy have, 2 it ‘occurred tember, Poole. ‘anid tha qeseet i =) fave ted their Mapriction pease | tag tt t.—. eaetetlan ‘Albeny the tho the ae | Stains ‘had’ Weer’ euuend di testi a “Ae reaping o SSS ee See eeees ‘distinetuans, tl fentsh fered saat Ge tol ring ore he Become liroas, Sel nit a ‘reason we bane talty notify = The: "ie fever ; : ‘ ‘ = A ad, ¥ caren, Wo. 4 be DC, Jan. %, oe enema is a success