Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1873, Page 4

LOCAL NEW G. Saville, Lesmee—Mrs. pera Troupe in “The Prima Theater Comiqgue— Drama, come ly, burlesque, gongs, dances, ete. Lincoln Halii—Tom Thumb and wife, Commo- dere Nutt, and Minnie Warren. — Condensed Lecals. ‘The coilector of taxes will aliow an abatement of six per cent. on all taxes pak to-morrow, said abatement ceasing on that da} We have received the Amateur Journal, for “edited by boys.” and bp bs & Jenkins. Baltimore. It is a hand- some sheet, thoreughly creditable to its Southfal managers in matter and make-up. ~ Robert Padgett, formerly of the police force of the sth precinct, has been appointed opera- tor at the Washington asylam terminus of the police telegraph, at a salary of $1,000 per “ . The reeeption of the Ohio republican associa- tiem at Masonic Temple to-morrow evening promises to be one of the most brilliant pleasant afiairs of the season. and we have no doubt the pcomise will be kept. ‘The Presbyterian general assembly ay nted to-day for epecial prayer for colleges in the Uni- ted States, amd appropriate services will be held this evening a¢ 7: o'clock in the Fourth Pres- byterian charch. ‘Phe execution of Wm. Jackson, which was set for to-morrow at Alexawiria, Va., has been Jortponed by virtue of a writ of supersedes m the court of appeals at Rich: , served this morning on the city sergeant. ‘The «uperintendent of streets has been di- od by the board of public works to pat a fight of steps in front of the house in George- town cecupied by the Union Benevolent Society to render ingress and egress safe from High «t.; iso, to lay a temporary plank footwalk on the of éth strect, between Rhode Island horse and wagon going ovt 7th street, and the driver, James Hobbs, who resides in Montgom- ery, Md., perfectly helpless, his legs being par- tially fr He was brought to the 2d pre- nd the officers gave him proper nd he recovered. He appeared to have been drinking a little, and expreases the belief that be was drugged. — ee The Southern Maryland Railroad. ‘The Southern Maryland railroad company, of which Col. S. S. Smoot is the president, and the Washington city and Point Lookout railroad com (Mr. S. T. Sait peesident), have re- cently entered into an ment by which the construction of one road from this city to Point Lookout is supposed to be assured. The agreement is that Col. Suit will abandon all op- erations below Brandywine (the point at which the Pope's Creek line of the Ba)"imore and Po- tomac railroad is crossed), and will not con- struct a road or aid in the construction of a road delow that paint. ‘The Southerm Maryland en- gages that Mr. Suit shall constract that portion of the road fvom Brandywine to this city, and on its completion the two companies shall enter into an arrangement by which the Southern Maryland shall beeome the purchaser or lesmce ef the line this side of Brandywine. It is also stipulated that the Washington city and Point Loookout railroad company will drop their Present corporate name and adopt a new one. ‘The Seuthern Maryland has already finished grading from Brandywine down thirty and as soon as the weather permits, the laying of ties and rails will be commenced. The pros- pect is now held out that the people of Charles’ and the whole of St. Mary's county will be able to make the journey to this city by rail by taking the Baltimore ami Potomac trains Brandywine, and from thenee by Bowie ( ingtom) to this city. Mr. it has arran actively prosecute his p epening of the weather with the expectation of having this part ready for the ears within cigh- teen months at farthest. A Race pon Lire o tue Loye Brines.— ‘Thie morning, about 10 o'clock, a team of colts, Sttached to a load of wood, belonging to Mr. Galpin. of Falls Charch, Va., while coming ever the Long bridge, were frightened by a paming engine and started to run. Mr. G. was walking alongside of the team, and, in his en- deavors to stop the ranawavs, was badly hurtin the bead, shoukler and thigh. Messrs. Baxton of the team, seeing the colts had eseaped the driver aud were dashing down on them with lightning speed, plied the whip to cir horse, and for some distance there was a ace for dear life. On reaching this end of the bridge, these gentlemen hauled out of the road as soon as possible “nd eseaped unhurt. When the runaway team passed they went back and took the injured man to the residence of Mr. Kyer, on 13% street, when a was sent nfulty wi for, who tontd bim pai though not se- wiv injured. Tie hich, are very fine ones, ran as far as the bridge crossing the canal on 1th street, wiere they were captured and found not to be seriously in- cured by their race. he way, Presextatiox.—A joint of the several comman- id last night at Masonic temple w receive a delegation of templars from Washiny moandery. N t siting dolegation was to present a : ly engrossed set of resolutions of thanks to the commanderies ef this city for the co'dia} manver in which they received the Hart- ford sir knightson their gecent pilgrimage to Mount Vernon. Appropriate presentation re- marks by Sir Knight George H. Woods, of Hart- ford, Coun., were eloquently responded to by Eminent Commander C. F. Stansbury. and the conclave closed its agreeable labors by a ban- quet, served in the dining-room attached to the temple, at which a good thine was enjoyei. —~o——— Axaest oF Atizozp Sxeax Taseves.—For | | some Umwe past there have been a great many | robberies committed in the northern part of the | «ity by sneak thieves. Many overcoats have been taken from halls, eaped detection. Day before yesterday Detec- tives Coomes and Miller arrested John Cox, colored. gu suspicion, and the prisoner after wards gave such information as led to the arrest yesterday of Jo. Waliace and Reuben Nelson, And the recovery ot three overcoats and a large sized clock—the latter evidently taken frou some ehurch or school. The thieves, with the stolen articles. are at police aeadeuarters, and u ieved the wh: ne will be attested ave Leen Speratin, ‘on OF the IRE THIS MogNrNG.—The alarm of fire at ie nckek inte morning wes caused bs th: burning of the frame shanty corner of Ohio and Mth street. where Mary Haag kept a drinking house. The building was consumed, as ala stable adjoining, in which were foar aes owned by J. Rowzer, a teamster, which were gotten out withont injury, exce; sv _badly burned that it was shot at Omer Dayall. The efforts of the firemen save tbe flames from spreading Ye the numero: mmable buildings surrounding. Mr. Row- about $300. ‘The fire ts supposed zinated from a coal oil lamp. esate + ahi Jn Tuesday a woman respect- elas called on the wife of Rev. Dr. Harris, street northwest, and, representing that she was in needy circumsta’ was aided by Mrs. Harris. Later in the day a friend of Mrs. Harris ealled on that lady and stated that a woman hai called on her and presented her (the friews's) card. stating that Mrs. Harris bad /nstracted her t call at the address thereon and she would receive assistance. Other friends of Mrs. Harris called, each with a similarstory, | aod on exawining the card basket it was found Wat the needy bat respectable looking woman bad carried off all the cards. Seppen DeaTH FROM A FALL OW AN lov Sipxwatx.—Mr. Wm. C. Rollins lett his home yesterday morning early, and on bis way to his ‘way to bis business sli ee and fell on the ice at the corner of 7th an his face. He was arsisted to his place of business by two gentlemen. Within a few minutes he complained of Tecting badly, and shortly after- * expired. His family was notified and measures taken to remove the body to his late residence, where the funeral will take place on Friday next. ‘Tee JUBILEE Sixcens will give one c: a ‘Tre Goon Sawaritax.—A few days since Miss Bor had rooms on Si street northeast because a smal! ‘Tue wvsicat he the appearance of ~The inal Colored American Opera Company” in « The Doctor Alcantara,” at Lincoln Hall, ‘Trestay evenings uext. There are forty voices, and the — are peer gy “Shere is, of course, great curiosity to see and hear the first attempt of a colorcd company in opera. ee nen Exot «xp Faxwca orirs and jets for Rol . Beautiful amortment Prigg’* , No. 47 Pennsylvania Srebke, between sy and 6th street,this morning. A Peo CHARACTER AnouT.—Drar A GRAND MILITARY DISPLAY EXPRCTED. oblige the eae by susie ING STAR. "Tamra tiltsettrccrae | gf St Frenchman’ and to know house to house Of gloves, &c., for sale. His pearance puts the servant o: she does not hesita’ [oie leg ho gpeeay s introduces himself as recommend: or Mrs.—. As the person friend, and resides in another part of the city, she believes his jeri time, at her friend's mterest in mystery issolved, departure, she | MeKnight «n | with quarters at nsylvania avenue, near 13 The chair stated that circulars had been is- surd and forwarded to all organizations in the country, asking their attendance. The secre- to intant general of ‘debate oceurred on the whom he asks for when, after the man’s her partial emptied, and she concludes that her triend’ card receiver furnished . J. It is probable that the suspicious ci spoken Of above makes these calls for tn himself with the pre: ug @ burglarious raid. He money for that purpose. The colonel ¢: inet be did not mean the District to pay for te freshments, but that arrangement be made with suitable caterers to be ov hand upon the arrival suggested that application made to the quartermaster tor assista Verpict ror DEereNpant.—Yesterday Jus- tice R. V. Hughes had before him the case of lin Wi! inst George Follansbee— action to recover $100 damages alleged to have been sustained by a bank caving in on him while in the employ of the defendant, some time since, breaking hisleg. Mr. E. ©. Carri i for plaintiff, and D. E. Cahill for ¢ mass of testimony was t was testified that before the side of the sewer caved in an alarm was given, and all the other workmen made their escape. The justice toxlay gave judgment for the defendant, holding that the party, by the me to get ont, and that the contractor was in uo wise responsible for damages occasioned by the negligence ot the 1s0 arranged to have thetr coffee furnished at Welcker’s. THE FOLLOWING MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS besides the above mentioned, will attend the inanguration : 7 Infantry and Artillery.— Pittsburg — Heath 0 men, and Duquesne Greys, 300 men. Philadelphia—State Fencibles, 600 stron Washington Grays, 0 men. New York Ninth regiment N taken on both sides. testimony, had ample tional Guard, Fisk’s old Fifth New York, Colonel band, 500 men. ‘Albany— men; Spencer, ‘with full Burgess Corps, 120 men. Syracuse. N. ¥., (nai Sumner.) 0 men. Second Connectient regi Miseouri_Company A, St. is Greys, 40 men. West Point cadets and } Academy cadets, each numbering 250. ed States Regulars, comprising infantry and light batteries, 1,000 men. Marines, 300 strong. The Distriet militia will turn ont 540 men. €aralry—Boston Lancers, 300 men. Phila- bia city troop, 100. Baltimore troop, 100. it is probable that the 3th land, of Baltimore, and the Ist Virginia. ‘mond, each 500 strong, will be present. Colonel Moore, of the infantry battal tendered the use of the the State Feneibles, of Phi heen suggested that the departments be used for the accommodation of the military who ean not find other temporary It has been decided by give the right, two serenades while here; Perry, M. C., and one to Mr. T. E. ive adress ein the 5th. = Sineviar axp Pairun Accrpent.—Last night while the family of Mr. Richard Rudd, who resides on_ the corner of Dake and Alfred streets, were at supper, his littie boy, a bright lad of about eight years of age, went intoan- » honse, taking with him one of he was going to other room in t! his little sisters, and saving show her a sleight-of-hand trick. after a cry of table ran into United States y was heard, and those at the oom where the little boy was, and found he had run a stick of wood into his a depth of some seven inches, piercing the ines. How the accident occurred is not ed that in playing with and fell upon its shi it. To-day his sufferings are intense, hopes are entertained of his reeove! Alexandria Sentinel, 20th. known, but it is sup] the stick he slippe ry ‘Iphia, and it has o——— corridors of the various | Tur Roarn or APPRALs held _a meeting to- day, and clected Col. E. F. . M. Fachtz secreta- adopted a call to meet on Monday ebruary, to hear and determine on appeals from the assesment just completed for the year ending June 30th, 1&4. T' subject to the approval of the governor, and due notice of the time of their meetings will ypear. eee The New CHanpriren Hovst.—One of the great objects of attraction at the levee last night was the chandelier, having thirty-two lights, General Babcock has had vestibule of the White House. The chandelier is gilt relieved with red and bine enamel, and for beauty of design has possibly never been Gen. Wilson, chief of the line to the The; front of the Ari > enn Wan eee aii A Nice Little Game which Didn't Work. HOW THE MESERS. GALT SAVED $3,000 WoRTH Yesterday, a man who had arrived the pre- vious afternoon at the Ebbitt House, where he registered his name as “HH. B. Gossler, of Mil- waukie,” appeared in the office of the hotel, and e best carriage which could be fur- him, got one and ordered the driver to take him to'a first-class jewelry in a few moments he was set down at M. W. , Bro. & Co.'s, where Mr. Charles Schaefer retended to want dia- selected about $3,000 —— Mn. Joroax, the agent of the Maryland fire 0. 513 7th street, oppost! office. has reeetved anthority fro company to settle their loss of $4,000 on the Na- eater as soon as possible. It isa pleas- are to do business with such a company. insurance company, the , establishment. waited upon him. monds for his wife, and worth for ladies’ wear; but, before would like his wife to see them. was unable to leave with him at that hour, arranged to meet started with the hotel, and on the wa: McEifresh and Sargeni y aecompanied him, but _kepy und until wanted. Swart Pox.—The following cases of small reported to the board of hea!th One each at the follo: Deaf and dumb asylum grounds; cor- ner Ist and © streets sout northwest; M, between 4% and 6th streets south- pox have bee since yesterday: east; 21 G street At that time informed Detectives as to his errand, and rty were rece hite House to- The little people are entertainments at Lincoln Hail by President Gra Mr. Shaefer was invited stairs, where wine and cigars were proficred Gossler” in the meantime pretending to call his wife. She not a ashed Dir. Shaefer for the Shaefer mildly intimated that be Id rather not let them Finding that he cou! in that way, Mr. fering wine liberal THE COURTS. » With his oMicors on Denni« MeCul- of the first precinct, made a rai tum’s place, at the corner of 7th aud B streets south- his little game was up, lessrs. Sargent and McE}- fresh, who had kept their eyes on him, gave E im at the corner of to po- liee headquarters, and had an interview with Detective Clarvoe. He was virtuously t at his arrest, but the officers were im- =| no law in this Di be uted crowd engaged in dog ich considerable disorder and nvine @ Mergeant found the door Incked. , looked over the transom wi hands standing ar. in the summoned OMeers Smoot, Leach Aid, and went to the rear door. by started on @ run. They overhauled hi when he saw al which he gained whic! cor termined to show him up. His pocl ; searched, and 16 in money and a set of talse keys found to constitute their entire contents When the trunks arrived he begged that the: be not searched, but the officers went throug! them. One of them contained an old pair of pants, an empty hat-box, a & slozen paper coal, and a pair of dirty stockings. and the other had a small-sized marble tombstone wrapped in & bed-quilt, and a lot of sawdust to make it Mn Gossler was allowed to depart giving his promise that he would leave the onthe next train, a pt svod care to see was fulfilled. The Pablic School Conundrums_Not Guened. Mr. Editor: You may have noticed that«A of the Committee on Teachers” in yesterday's Star. volunteers some information” for the “p are enightened al wattle was by * James Rida, Joseph D Gil), and some others into custod: tr m, where a number nee and were released, wi This morniog several of eases were introduced for defence said the practice was a low, demoralizing and he had no doubt the party was ‘lis- orderly. He fined them $2 each. . the officers took se language; pi Burley «lid not appear, and the others pleaded net guilty. The officer testified that he h d “Police, police,” corner of 7th street and Pennsy!vania re he found all the parties charged engaged i seuffie; he also found a coach whip broken on the ground. Another officer t i at he saw Burley, a hackman. laying about with whip handle over the head of ™ ews were given all round. f young men were when they were set upon by some hackmen, was the result, the hackmen gotti one of the men ass: mt judgment was <uspendad Trustee not a Me: = much as Captain inous demonstration of the “Polly Ann.” The fact is the “‘publie at any better off in consequence than that portion no/ at large. iru: asa guesser of conund: facts he is a sad failure. dates at the last examination had to stay till ¥ 7 led to passa sai i that ‘finished by {2or 1 o’clock”” were successful. The facts are precisely the reverse of this state- The candigates that toiled on till a lute hour were the ones that did those that qnit at 10, 12 and 1 act pass, because they gay, UD What seemed to interminable job, and and ¢xhibited wih neifully calls their ‘‘qualifications.”” by the record and report of the committee. Again, Trustee says that ‘al! questions were based upon the studies of our He took care not to say at they are answered pedi books of the ‘ammar schools. Here is a men question: EWhat is the difference between simple and annual interest of a given sum for two years?” ‘The text book (Davies’) sai kinds of interest, simple a cannot give space to follow ‘Tras- end of the rope which hangs him. He wants to know several things not worth know- ing, while he treats with « things that he ought to know. Ma: more creditable i quainted with what our public school text boo! contain, and thereby increase his own “‘inform- ation,” ‘before he nm parades his own for the mis-information of “th publi ——$—$——— Concealed at as Jack Buuxby's abot . Jol charged with inte He is poor enough oe af their duty in ¢ ms, but as a relator of fe says that if canii- nd the thieves have es. | @ with the pouns he city of Geurget» ¢ properly fail ey n uilding witha loaded cane. Accused went int i Jk rmed it hi him, whieh be another cane and went out, jim tothe Treasury, where wssanlt was commenced by used, Witness called him a thief, and att ard words accused deuianded to k i Mowing him, W and ace npiainant followin now wh lied that he wa: cnt jim with it over the Both of them then clinched and punched each some clerks, who subse- pony Se above effect a fact established qnently gave ther The assault took pl which was rather dark, collected a crowd of clerks. ot the worst of it. Dleveland, and after the ammar schools.” Bec LT the disturbance soon “there ‘are two jowded end waa #0 . For the defence it was testified that the blow from the cane struck the wall and in preofof this it was testifie the head of the cane showed an indentation on it from coming in contact with the wall. One thi re dine’ and that he had stolen his cane. ied sharply and after bandyin, low was struck by C., which one of the broken bby neglect those he would make roke the cane in two. W25t atone F for defence, had left the cane with Mr_P. had called several times for it, and not getting It, finally called on this occasion at the shop, i could not be found, and Mr. Pierce i it at the time, but offered Mr. ‘up for the loss Te strect Mr. Pierce followed ita up tres ished. Mr’ atement to above effect. At ‘testimony the court fined the 20 and costs. An appeal ss DistTREssix@ SUICIDE OF We learn that Miss Sallie w was somewhat struck upon B of last evenin; would like, if i Eilitor Star.—'! — Tengen or Sg under the above caption, much Clev: the conelnsion of the —s ‘hi Youne Lavy.— ‘aller, daughter of by . “Miss Waller had been in S7A New Orleans suicide left a note rebuk- ng his rich relations for not setting him up in (OFFICIAL } CITY ITEMS. LADIES’ GOOD: GROCERS. GEETREMEN'S Seguae ceive enameenen 801 FANCY sol B® ¥ &, BROTHER i hak * at Gro. ©. Hewnxrne's. street. Inquiries having been made from various Sraswete: Saar Fixe White Dress Sh! Scarfs in all colors ACES, quarters as to the application of the executive Kil Gloves, ‘all dhades, Joti ressived at GOLD” GOODS AND L order, issued on the Ith of January, relating | 045 @ StTxi~nmne’s, corner Tth and G sts. 3 wee a Aveyee, Beween Tiered amd Soar anda hail Sereeis, to the holding of state and municipal offices by -— ——_ persons under the Federal | Dr. Heston Sill find this celebrated | 7 = leveraner, oPitsaiset dircets the following = at 413 1th street. Go eo get RORITED waa PAy aaF4, Jinn ov reply to be made: eured. 200 ite lee A Thae Deen asked whether theorder prohibits e -—— white, black and colored, af DAVIS’ a Federal officer from holding also the office of WE ARE SELLING our large stock of Over- 801 MARKET SPACE an alderman or ef a common councilman in a | ¢cats and heavy suits anosnal ee cheap to avoid exam!) connate: | Coane, Pen: Se. OMe. ine for ANDSOME LACES, DACE COLLARS. LACE : — ” “ fase, ‘Or of appointment under city, town or vit. | yoursel¥es Rowax & Cox, 30 ith et. | EE WANDRERCHIEDS ‘and FLOUNCES, Tis Boalich Breakfast “ lage governments. me it has bee emer eee, nest guods ever offered market, waderare 8 “ hat there tray be distinction made fa | ,WERBCOMMEND our feaders to patronize the | Prieessat DAVIS Cheice Black py ~ CANNED GOO Case the office be held with or without salary or | American Tea Store, corner 7th and I streets, coatcon, 8: Bi oF @ nd sete, for pure Teas, Coffees, and fine Family Groce- notes Tos iat compensation. ‘The city or town officers of the Teas, . 7 yiiiet Fecelveed at description referred to, by whatever nates they | Tics, at New York prices. The coffee from the Davis - ererrr rt) e above establishment is roasted daily, and we ise Meee eT Ee ed ee ee tee aectint | pronounce it the finest in Washington. By ail @ Out lalaty or com tion, are of the class | Means go there. Fou P which the exeentive order intends not to bo | For THROAT Diseases and affections of the A A F143, eld by persons holding Federal offices. chest, Brown's Bronchial Troches” are of value. ET TS. Ls SLEEVES. CRC It has been asked whether the order probibits | Fur'coughe; invitation of ihe throat eoneea by | F 4 S, &e., Jum Tocedveed at S Federal officers fromhokling positionsen boards | cold, or unusual exertion of the vocal organs, — of education, school committees, public libra- | in speaking in public, or singing, they produce | @TOCK 01 FS. HEMSTITCHED AND LACE ries, religious or elementare tnstitutions, incor- | berficial results. Sey Pres | TOE, OF Tue, REMSTITCHED AND LACE porated or established, or sustained by State or ee LACES, NOTIONS and MILLINERY GOODS municipal authority. Positions and service on Sounp Fert being indispensable to health cy and eclling at lowest market prices at such boards or committees, and professorships | and comfort thousands of persons come from far vant in colleges, are not regarded as “offices” within | and near to visit Dr. White, the well-known DAVIS’. the contemplation of the Executive order, but | Chiropodist, No. 555 Lthestreet, opposite the 801 MARKET SPACE. asemployments or service in which all good | Treasnry, for relief from corns, bad natls., &e., | Gerues Sthitrent citizens may be engaged without incompatibil- | and advice as to suitable shoes. = — = = ity, and in many cases without necemary inter: |). pg > Sens ons Eat LENZBERG & C@., ference, with any position which they may hol RE under the Federal Government. Oficers of the Risunit bie . 7 Federal Government may, therefore, engage in | 7% NATIONAL Savixcs Baxx, corner of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Pn ow New York avenue and 15th street, pays 6 per ct. regular and efficient discharge of the duties o: . Cc S. @HARE & SON, * Wholesale and Retail Grocers, 1213 Seventh Street Northwest, berween Mand ¥ rod Sugars, Ts Ibe Brown Bugare at bottom pri Our New Orleans Molnmes such employment does not interfere with th: T annum On deposits for each calender mont 7 jan206m between Th and Sh streets northwest. | Extra quality Drip Syrop- the ir omtee, under the Federal {Governm nt we wae aes wcegsatl ry Cy eT aT anes head of the department under whom the | Wrircox & Ginn's Sewino MACHINE. a ach’. a Federal office is held will, in all eases, be the | celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Ageney at Chas, Mus Leveetaad moons Coats tae Oe Weare Phe) beet Wemnlty ene ab sole judge whether or not the employment does | Baum’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street, wie LEAF LARD. #1 thus interfere, Intelligencer Building. 10,28 19 Dresers at Willian's, ‘The question has also been asked with regard legant Walking Costumes and Morning Wrapper SOAP’ SOAPY to officersof the State militia. Congress having THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired at Willian’s. e = Proctor # Gambile's Oletne Soup, Woents per pew exercised the power conferred by the Constitu. | 8™ made to order by Hempler, near 4\ street. | Elegant a-sortment of Opera Cloake at Wiltian's, Dar, Ste cents per Ib. for box of @9 I tion to provide for organizing the militia, which | ———=—=— ee eit ante. is lable to be called forth, to be employed in the ea g, | Beal Valenciennes Laces at Willian’s. service of the United Siates, and is thus, in Georgetown Advertisements. Ben Chanel Tiers act Witla» some sense, under the control of the Genera : aa ant Fans from Paris at Willian Government, and Is, moreover, of the greatest gl iy CE a cloure Cemture “Louie XV" at Willian’s value to the public, the executive order of the ‘ Mice (M Chien Gcorme | Gilet Empire” at Willian WthJanuary is not considered as prohibiting i s . Corsets at Willian's. Federal officers from being officers of the militia jlegant semortment of Ladies’ Under Garmente,made in the States and Territories. in Paris, at Willian 's. CANDLES Wax Candice! Waa Candice) Wax Oandles! INS, ac. RA Ibe Raisins for Beat Legborn Citron, per ib, Atmore's Celebrated Mines IM oat Pure Apple Cider, Mh Californie Brandy’ per be it aseortment of Sashes at Willian'’s. Whisky 8 years . thas been acked whether the order prohivite | FEY THOS. DOWLING, Awcioneery Georgetown. | Heal Chactilly ar! Guipure Cages at Willian’, BB Br i — : Large variety of Fancy Tieeat Williaa’. we fll pour Cent being pantie osagry local or ae oaks fire POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION. assortment Gros Grain Ribbons at Willian's. departments; aleo, whether it appliestomechan- | sudions at the Auction Boras of Themes Bost, | Dreaand Cloak Tei ae at Wittian’s auction, on oorae . i ’ ies employed by the day in the armories, arsenals | Wo 138 Bride: eet, hear High stroct.on TU Parisian-made Hair Braids at Willian’. stber 2008 yards, &c., of the Umted States. | DAY ‘ebruary 4th, 1573. “clock, | Bonnets from Caroline Coutot and M. Villemenot at Unpaid service tn loci or municipal fre de | the thre Landes tes Rees ane Sace P wiheae an's. ‘ments is not regarded fice wit a Georgetown, commonly known “Cloud nd- | Sleeveless Velvet Waiste at Willian’s. Patent of the execetive order ard sas be pry | finest EmateSiatety after ee will poss Ser Leckey | Gnopode Chane Socket Wee formed by federal officers, provided it do not ii known as ‘ Stewart's ery ge rans at SFM. WILLIAN having his own honse in Paris terfere with the regular aud efficient discharge | 2% __THOMAS8 DOWLING, Auct_ | ip able to furnish the latest Parisian Novelties f of the duties of the federal office, of which the BX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgetown. the lowest possible importing price. PRICE List head of the department under whieh th M. WILLIAS ishetd will'in each cane'be the judge’? | TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUADLE IMPROVED | 907 Penneylva 0, Washington, D.0. GROCERIES ployment by the day as, mechanics or BPROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. 016-1 No. 7 CITE TREVISE, PARTS. laborers in the srmarice, arvensis, NAVY. yard Basar is oIeT ahd medal ime iee e: | BRERLIN ZEPHYRS IN ALL COLORS, at 13th, 1867, and those thus employed are not within the con: | the premine at @ooaleck pea ee AHCESEAY. | WORSTED GOODS, CANVASS CHENILLE, templation of the ‘exceutive, order. ‘Master | the 80: FLOSS AND SHADED SILK, wor! ELPHONZO YOUNGS & e's. 7] eo" one in ‘Sli foom the | ba Risnistd ag flea Soe me | dencribedt as folle ing 3 PATTERNS, and all Material for Einbroidering. whether for fixed time or atthe pleasure of | LP Cynara street, ing thence Set | “STAMPING promptly attended to, at ~ the Sppointing power. are embraced within the | degrees east 64 410 feat: thence east 23 feet. thence MES. SELME RUPPERT’S, operation of the order. 634 degrees west 434.10 feet, and thence north feet to the beginning. 612 oth street, opposite Patent Office. s = he SUGARS. jeeretary of State. The property is improved with a commodions Brick Bonerdecisrmno rao a canst we —— — ing ~— having all modern conveniences. Fe NCH FLUTING—The only place im the cry - TERRIPLE Datu ov 4 Boy.—A most sho Terme: One-third cash; the residue in two equal where at 18 done. . ing accident oceurred in the rolling mill of J seche reg hy rd oe i] —— Caen hy wpe = ie, STAMPING, PINEING and EMBROID c it ‘om day of x conve: . pont of ‘OL every description, Ae aficrnoom: about S o'clock. & bor, | thepurchaser THOMSS DOWLING: Richens, | BEALS ctall Kinds and EMBROIDERINGSILKS | biht named James Welsh, was employed as a h “ =. | fel cole CS [ULATED MES. G. i MAURER, 617 7th etroot EMULATED ivy opposite Patent Ofce HE RUSH IS OVER, THE A idable delay inthe delivery of Ke dh hi rt voidable de @ delivery of work during { 7 MAN Fant fall, owing to the poasibility of securing | [™PORTER OF HUMAN HAIR. : nn on the ‘heavy rolls used for into fiat bars: pressing the i His turn wasup at 3 o'clock. an ring to go home. It washis dnty, FLOUR. Extra—choies. . fore he left to uncouple his roll, skilled workmen in sufficient Dera. ' ‘1 ag 4 being ina hurry, he attempted todo so be ‘Troly thankful for past favors, having at present a manne petnen eee —t yaeemeeee 4 s the engine was stopped. Is pants were caught | full corps of first-class artisans, with overs tacilite Dyichertiny tt narost Ber wack, 38 in the machinery, and in an instant he was | {© meet promptly all demands, I Fexpectfully solicit » SAW 1ath strert, serond door from @ sivect. Fawily—the very bral. per sack’ 350 drawn through the roils feet formost and flung | S°Mtinuauce of the same, PP ny, Bre eng warn eg Sane dy 7 Family—Welch 's best—ai lowest rates.” out on the opposite side a lifeless mass of flesh WwW. H, WHEATLEY’S Tentenrles, tem cud ccsour eee mack ieee uae and bones, crushed almost fiat. canag leowhars. 9 through which his body passed was only tiv PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR — ~ SUNDRIES. inehes, and it can be easily imagined how fear- ING ESTABLISHMENT, “T ADIES’” 7 . fully crushed and mangled it must have been. 40 Fetecem drei; Gerrgtown.b:0. | Bias BE Ee tee 9 the. for 9) ‘The skull was broken like an egg-shell, and thr _ effereon strest, Georgetown. T Ba aeons 2 ete ee sme is Drains scattered about the for.” Word was im- | ————— = | Bor atic Uy alt Breer - jemnter to mediately sent to Coroner West, who proceeded UBNHAM & CO., Manufacturers, 8 cane to the mill and held an inquest ‘on the remains Clothing. 160 Weet Lombard strect, S caneter its at which a verdict of accidental death was ren janle-ly Baltimore, Maryland. cane for 1 wy dered. Decased was eleven years of age. a eT CT an omnes iw good. industrious boy, and the only son of his Fok CLOTHING Go To STRATS’. JUST OPENING parents, His father worked in the same mill. 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, ——. and it might almost be said the lad was killed , - - A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF before his eyes. The blow was a terrible one to OVER OATS AT REDUCED PRICES. . ~ = and bee mrcha ea neren were ATSTRAUS’. | HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, | Sied Tow pres banae eearantes the above wn of the most affecting character.—Pittsburg Di:- OUBLE-BREASTED BLACK CLOTH 7 ae ‘definite length of time, patch, Jan. 25th. ad De pseee AT STRAUS’. aor, SinceLaR AnpUcTION A Gint.—Some | FRROWN KERSEY OVEROOATS iin At Low Prices, ot anemeennisiaes three months since a woman named Mrs. Dora AT STRAUS’. 8. HELLER'S, ee Filet rotate at tana’ Brive: | PE1CES REDUCED ONETAEED, eases, | sae wo. ¥13 Maret tone om ak George's county, and although an unwelcome - a 2 at ONZO YOU! & co., visitor, was received. LACK AND BLUE DIAGONAL COATS = - Magne eae ce Seared Batak AND BLUE DIAGONALS QATSes. | INSURANCE COMPANIES. strong induce: vr of the mer, EAVY BEAVER SUITS AT $22 sc 7 about 14 years vi aye, to leave her home E i sTRacs. | [SURE YOUR tara i accomp her to itimore. Since that tim NG éip COMPANY, we LACK CLOTH VESTS STRO: the mother has not been able to recover her lost i = pati child, and having every reasom to believe th B AT STRAUS, | ee eaten ch Beer Bee GROCERS, E. YouNGs, SONIC TEMPLE, Wai seans,t ae ee Pere * ete : Se ANCE CO., 6 the aust, had her J het ponoae Hon, vesteniay | SILK MIXED SCITS FOR $19.7 Sooatend 1943. cratiey Fase vba 44 N. 7 METzceR, bench warrant for the arrest of Dora Armstrong {PEAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING py No. 611 7th street. Tye ip rte eg ne mend Me AT STRAUS’. RE YOU INSURED? 417 Seventh Street, ng § certain pir awed Meresaet Black. YOUTHS SUITS FROM $8 TO rs FRANKLIN TASURANCEECOMPANY. Of tender age. In defanit of bail in the sui of = AT STRAUS" incon ode WASH NGTO. DCs DEALER IN in George P. Rane to await the atuon or. the | CCUsteeS © OVERCOATS AP LESS THAN | omattn ths balling Uf the National Bete ofthe court. The officers who made the arrest asser{ Se ee Republic. No. 706 D street northwest. No charge that, Tuesday night the child was in te horse 1pIRE PLACE 30 BOE TOUR OE | eaters of the accused, hut when the arrest’ was iu Ccdasa REET ES RERU GE eee redhiad a Remorian Uae Mati e CO! vu Mt. American, Wh. u if . H. Bradiey, C,H. Wil See . ee isi B ‘AT STRALS’. eras Fea. Trib Bis FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GROCBRIRS, Has Constanriy in Brome, New York Duy ¢ : =p IE BUTInG : E oT gin azies of the weather were aiversa conditions» | [M[ONEY SAVED IN BUYING 7.) 4... | BGiXinues pRAbLEY, Sacstasy decays ee eae he prosecution of an active business during tl 7” » . | week under review. Cotton manufactures ex LACK CASSIMERE PANTS From e¢ to | T™ En hAinar wench Combe gye FINE OLD Wine, hibited the same firmness which has warkeni $12 AT STRAUS’. OF THE . COOKING wing them for some time past, and. certain makes of PUK JAMAICA RUM, NEW ENGLAND RUM, SCOTCH WHISK STOCK AND ENGLISH ALE, PORTE Dleached goods, alluded to under the proper | PARTY AND RECEPTION SUITS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. AT sTRATS’. heading, were advanced by the agents, and the ; Advance was generally followed be the joblers BoXs CLOTHING aT REDUCED PRICE: ORPANIEED AUP OET O8, BOB. y AT STR: 00,000 [hile all descriptions of vrown ani coldred cot TSTRAUS’ | CASA CAPITAL... tons. although unchanged in price, were very | [OR ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING goto ; . Office in Shey '« Buildi ». 908 1 F Silas. | Sarno Re aE pet em (TUE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO, TODD, Vico President. strong. Woollens were moderately active in CLOTHING Srsue SAMUEL CROSS, S first hands, but the clothing trade continued to exercise unusual caution in their operation their purchases were noticeably small inamount . z DIRECTORS: and ofa strictly unspeculative charac! Prices 4 WALLOW TAIL DRESS CUATS Ww: by were well ‘maittained. From a fuancial stand: Ss AT STRAUS’. Gharien Fost,’ FOREIGN FRUITS. point de appears to isfactory | wr a mT, Leurap, condition ¥. Bulletin. % NNO TROUBLE TO SHOW sors STRAUS’. ‘Moses basi B7-A youth at Virelin, Ill., has brought suit ARGE-SIZE MEN CAN BE SUITED = against, is teacher for “keeping hiaimatier | ML, AT STRAUS’. D Splendid ansortment <f — | PANTALOONS FROM $8 TO a 7 DIS’ F COLUMBIA F CANNED GOODS. en sina BOLKD oF ; ([ HE WINTERS STOCK MUST BE REDUCED = asninoton, B, GBee. ah isa, 5 IMMENSE OVERSTOCK ! ————— It in hereby ordered and resolved by the Board of 1011 Pa. ave., between loth and 1th sts., de $y Heatth of the District of Columbia, that the © ites | _janis-tr ‘Three doors from th sires IMMENSE OVERSTOCK ! nd Tat io in re to emall-por,” heretufore PURE APPLE CIDER, MEDFIELD BUCKWHRAT, NEW YORK APPLES. a ade and prom by the Board of Health afore- ‘aid, and approved by the Governor of the District of | [© OR FAMILY Use. Cotmmhia te amended a8 follows, to wit: $50,000 Puvsiciaxs ATTENDING Upon SMaLu-pox Pa- TIENTs. Tt shall be the duty of every physician resident of 3 the District Cen epan oD Teon affect small - in sal *, {oreport to the Bourd of Health said case of small: THE FOR MEN pox within twelve hours after his first visit and dis of the diseare of ai on, the naune 5 1. Fealdence of said person, and whether the room or re- HALFORD Rite nicged sidence in which said person be situated and at- REGARDLESS OF COST. tended, has been and is fumigated and disinfected, ac- REGARDLESS UF Cost cording to the * Rules and ations”? aforesaid. LEICESTERSHIRE CHOICE BUTTER, Packed expressed for family use te email pails Received Weekly. Call! See! and be wimeed : a HABLE OTHERS, = Al xinlcsags aster ASTED FRESH BYERY bat. ee ‘unter CORNER 7ru AND D STREETS. N. W., a Has removed to No. 1408 H sireet northwest, cor- | THR VERY BEST SAGCE AND RELISH MADE a Intelligencer Bailding._ ner léth street. jan20-tr = - = —d IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD. Oup No On Exhibition Nay No. OOD AND COAL! WOOD AND COAL! 486 H ‘and Sale } Tru St. FOR ‘The und: om of the poblictothe fa Nieto the anch No. 4397 at re it een ots... 7 Lortuweet, where they would be: pleased. to have the FAMILY USE. Choice of public call and examine their stock, as also at their ply of the beet qualitiee sf WOOD ant COAL kept a el Ecatantiy on band, which they are disposed 10 0 ‘im Rep) __McCAULRY & BROS. YARRIA CARRIAGES! Cat een ate Family Carriages, including several _h CoBSS, Ete.,t Victorias, One! very fine fall aco RS ae little used; will be sold wt a bargain. wai = half top Park attended to. ite he TABLE SAUCE, j2-3* 410. MASES:! THE GREATEST VARIETY! COTILLION GOODS, (GERMAN FAVORS, WERFUL OPERA GLASSES. COMBINATION SPECTACLES SOR THE FINEST ASSORTMENT, : A Large and well-selected Stock of Just Received at 4 E a ae CONSTANTLY OM HAND. CHR. RUPPERT'S 453 Panna. avenue, corner 4% street. ALso, : FANCY BAZAAR, Genuine Brasilian Pebble Spectacles _jan¥5-1y SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS. ae a : 403 SEVENTH STREET. Fo BALLS AND PARTIES. Conwen 71H axp I Sts, sovrawaer.