Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1873, Page 8

« SS —————————— EVENING STAR. | ream petits | lige Saar to ES ain A Advertisements. LADIES’ Goops. “ aa > ee ates Rtas {801 erSGAL BancaiNs” 99] ia Davis’, S01 MARKET SPacr, | Convex Orn Staexr. 5: _POUBLE SHEET. ned, defendant. and one Julius We — February %, 1973, | Susu: WMicnture by which defendant to Weibel honse known as 468 11th stre — @Bsed-| Of those eee Schmidt); that er Pend Tease tat" Sites end ‘and terminatic -@* stipulated |'bim. T, SATTRDAY LOCAL NEWS. that, at the e' Amusements, &e., To-night. Willord Hat! —Farewell benefit of Mr. Vining wers. Theater Comique—Kate Fisher in “Mazeppa. Lancet Halt—Lecture by Gen. E. L. Apple- Weibel should leave the said 4 of the ee went to sce. order and condition | rem! Sonal wear aon nocidemts’ conte. cu ween tothe Lanres, No. 108 Gay , Georgetown, D.C. OB LOT OF HAMBURG EDGINGS and tx SERTINGS at les (han cost of import Tecened at BOXES FINE FRENC FLOWERS, 50 slightly damaged, redaced this day to 2 and xd gate) of Oregon. The second session of this Institute will commence | Cents per spray. at Davis’, eS ae Fovruary 6.105. -—eteereemnapanesiesans Condensed Lecals. For terms, &c. py oe ete 7 - “3 nA % ANDSO! 4 a General Babeoek has no appropriation te em- {6-3 Bi POO A UCR CES mae oe ee eLaCe LACE ploy police for the Smithsonian groands. ‘HE 1s ACOUMULATED DAVIS’. ‘We Whldows will ring the chimes at balf-pas? Jrork ail ready for delivery; Feereting the una. So six o'clock this evening. voldabl its —. LYUSTONS, s ‘Onset the best business houses in Waship fall, owing to ipo impomibility of securing : Pes: RET RUPPLINGS, poh me & Pearson's, Y. M. C. A. but «ling, wh, Thagkl for pet favors, oy he pe . ; . complete, ar D. streets. COTpe el artisans, with ——— Suh ersk hy mesate’ cas sortenaty bec? nee continuance of the s psy (( HEXILAE SPOT NET, just reve! 1» WAS SETIO! ed yester- yuance tame. ‘HENILAE SPO) ET, just receive) at dav by a ceal-oil explosion, while & ¢ was DAVIS Scan'efoft tu lighting = are, Swat ssn | one and otvesants of atid leage and renewal, | Srrz., tora ve W. H. WHEATLEY'S P pear yerterday toe emve of a amp though when said premises were rebuilt asafore peck nes. '® pair; turkeys, PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR- TU HIRE OE FANCT, Goons SLovEs, es v. Larner et 1G ‘NT, GS and NOTIONS. always ne olvs. Jeon jixteon; ‘an appe’ from the Sa- pony givens the pastestar pamention of the onld ICES AT THE WHOLESALE MARKET. jumber are so jammed that it is almost im- re DAVIS’, 501 Marke: Space, oreme Gout of this District, ‘which was dock- premises. the defendant refused. —e, hy Se eh ie Wasntngton ferry is ose ee of had jani? 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D_ — eainooanenin: pre poe poe remises, under the lease refused. | eet sweet potat gba a0; . freeze | eee | ee ! je yare the suly- * ‘soa . y for an, Terme at DAVES Jecteof = lecture by Prof. €. W! Denison, at | {ccd that af siaieeitT eurremiered: the lease; | ing during Wea Axoriter Snocktsc Coat Ou Exrrosrox.— J. Bia Qucgr™ & 20%, Tere eet Maret Sete norma ate Odd Fellows’ Hail, on the. evenings of the 1ith | That plaintiff feiled to the stipulations. | vivial party, and at every invitation to drink Miss Margaret Driscoll, daughter of Mr. Morgan | J. gua SbinG Livent and SALE STABLES, | ~~ —— eae corners aant 12th inst. . ie trial the plaintift gave } at he would see what the spirits Driscoll, a lady about fifteen years of | 416 sn bet. D and Band Chain Alley, H. LENZBERG & Ce. ‘The annual examinatfon of the pupils of the | tease, and evidence that on the 4th day of Then slapping his hand on a fe, ving at No. 40 North St. yh street, met pues, oe, % . emeieiiad Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan Morae, located on | March, 1870, the described in said | !amp-post, he wonld show either ‘‘yes” or « severe accident this morning. She at- doardinn af ieee feraished. “Special care paid to the | Selling ont entire stock ; - G, between 17th and 18th streets, in in progres | icase were Partially destroyed te fee, ae ae in | in those same blood-red characters ou his hare, tempted to increase the fire im a stove by pour. | boarding ofhoresn, “Tn <n "decd MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, today. The school now numbers sixty-seven | render them untenantable; that after said | He bas been dead for some years. G. ing upon it eoal oll, a aaa a. AULISON NATLOR, 3x. at aud below cost. boys ana girls: and cs by J.T. Corlew. | iremises were aan aeneiieee penta ie ay oi iaw at's) ai, | her clothing taking fire she was burned 5 LIVERY ASD ENG STABLES. 707 Market Space, nother Indian del |; Comeistingof John | Crected an pene oo > on the site of Important. barrela corn at $3.75@$4 @ barrel: old fully. Her screams, and those of her mother ane ©. and @OAOHMEN. jan08m between 7:h and sh streets porthweet. Whistier and Lonis Gaskey (im charge of the | the old one, and that the rental value of | “Every crow dens its own young the 88, Frosh-pork in, the carcass, 96.35 @ cwt. and the little children in the house, attracted | _decM-ly__4S83 Batre morthwest. | — _ j delegation), Ke-o-kuk, -Fe-sah-toe, Quah- | the premises after the erection of the new build- | est” is an old saying, which may be made appli- | Mushels oats; price «Ae. ® bus Officer Ogden, who hurried to her assistance, BLINGTON STABLES.—R ORUIT, JR. M LLIAN se fl wah Tup-pe gash, and | Wed-le-naho-sah, of | ing was $2,000 per year, that the new building | cable to the genas homo in thiswise, every mani Lannie caer and hastily enveloping her in a quilt extin- G STREET, Betweis Lite axb 1ern. ‘ninstedmteeeete the Sacs and Fox tribes, has arrived in the city we etal aad sendy Ser encapensy ahees | ctarex deceentia eve. aroee Wake cmmeeh |. “ ished the flames of her burning dress, not, Gerriages by day or night,and for weddings c= par. argeet and ment Ce secre to consult with the Secretary of the Interior. we ted Mavaaner 1870, and that on or about | quently the opinions of manufacturers and deal- | CRIMINAL, COURT. Judee Cartier —Thig conrt flowever until unto ly she had been ter- | ties. y Deepen at Wittian. top, was held last nighteom sagtne Light Infan- | the 13th day of October, 1870, when said building | ers in reference to their productions amd articles | 84 Srey tn supegl cases, to- day. and the appc bly, and dangerously injured. Her mother, sant Walking Costumes and Morning Wrapper ¥, was + on which occasion ‘was about Jeted,'the ‘plaint should be taken cum grano salis, and as being “ » s y *. : remty elector, Cmumania.nt, Capt. R. J. Flem- | Possession of eaid premises of thedefendaut and | antitied to but little weight uuless sumported bs | POLICE COURT, Jutne Suell.To-dey, Susan | burned in her efforts to save her daughter, and Risen peorimbont of Opera Cloaks at Willian Se ee ow fompany by Major | the defendant refused £0 allow the plainti@ to | the corroborative testimony of purchasers. 25." Sari ne, amen and battery ch Anse | little child about two years old who was in the Guipure Laces at W iltian’, W. G. Moore, command ng the Light mtry | resume ion, and never allowed him to| We are prom to the fe ing in ny Blended guilty’ $2,, Mary Quigles ‘charged room at the time was injured, though but ¥ Lncen at Willian’. vattalion. - cecupy the said premises The plaintiff, on Semection with a subject of vital im to | with carrying a pistol; $20, Lewis Johosin, a va- | Slightly. cr at Willian's ‘A meeting of citizers of Alexandria county CMetaed dat oe community at large, viz: that of pure malt | grant, was sent to the workhoune,, Heuben, Robert HE 2p OF FEBRUARY.—Capt.J. M. Steuart, = oat Willian’. was held at the Colusabia school-honse Thurs | {ne the sald sere worthless to him; | Sanors, and we wish t6 sar en passant, that if | gn tupe charge, workhonse. Wm. H. Boll was | of the Relief hook and ladder company, chict ncaa is XV"? at Willian’ day evening to consiyer the subject of retroces- | The def ve in evidence that at the date | the tem agitators wil vocate the use | %ed $20 for carrying s razor. “ of the proposed firemen’s parade on the Ts F Cen ck ramen’. rion to the ‘of Columbia, and after de- of barning the Plaintiff wan two months’ rent in | of malt lquor, and use their power and infiu- | Eaward McCormick, charged with selling tiguor | 24 Of February, has appointed the assistant nt amcortment of Ladies’ Under Garments, made bate a motion was ‘zarried for thé appointment | arrear, and that s portion of said rent in arrear, | ence with our lawgivers to leseen the tax there- | iniAir|McCormick, charged with selling in the Se stokes Hy- Parts, of Williass, of @ committee to ascertain the views of the | viz: for the month of January, 1870, had been | on, directing their crusade against spirituous ) in ation No. 4 on the same offeuce, The st- | draution and Columbia, and the wagonsof each, ‘of ‘at Willian’ people of Alenamdria city and report at a future | Jemanded of the plaintiff about two'weeks be. | Uduors, they” will pore ‘and r the prosecution introduced witneses to | will be drawn by horses, the wagon of the Co- Changi ang Gutpare ‘at Willian'e meeting. jc fore, and ‘that all he rent so demanded and in | éspecially that malt liquor which has been so wove the sale, after which tal yp Sordafence, lumbia to contain the miniatore truck R. E. ‘variety at Willian. Ata meeting of the Cos Homestead | arrears was not paid until the month of | well fororably known in this District as | pot constitute a business, The comet Orerreiad ihe | Lee and ny. The truck of the Relief bate 9 6 en AND ORE Large eeeortment Grow Grain Ribbons at Willian, association at Shepherd's Hall last night,a con- | September, 180; and that iff paid norent | Massey’s Philadelphia ale. pobte and hued McCormick Gime an aruled the | hook and ladder company, and the hose car- INDI rN uildren's Cloaks at Willian’. 1° stitution for the government of the association, | for said premises for any after the burning ‘This celebrated ale needs no especial com- | noted. A riages of the engines, will be drawn by the mem- wines t Wiltees tthe ‘of which is the accumulation by co- | of said property. And the defendant further | mendation from us, for the simple reason that 1 : FOWL PROCEEDINGS. 2 bersof the tive com| The Corcoran neére ike one wm from Caroline Ceaser ond Mi” Villemenct © of a fund for the purchase of real | introduced and gave evidence tending to show | is so well known as a_pure article as to give it William Johnson and sary Zarmer wero aed Zouaves of Washington, numbering 100 strong, 7 ‘Willian's, emtate and to provide homesteats for its mem- | that the pistntiffhad surrendered netd fesse nod the preference over ‘al other domestic sles in pitg.ctealing Wi chickens, worthy @23; from ‘Mr. and accompanied by Weber's band, will join I sis cians Bleevelven bers.) was read, but final action was postponed mises; that new building cost about market 8 period of from ten 5 : hay oy apie tm! | a ping —-pend = ~ 4 to a future meeting, to be called by the chair- | Cleyen thousand dollars: was mucktmere veton. | teen years; and itis a singular but well-known | fot Pahinas.” Oficer Chine teaihed torments | StoLex Honse RecoverEn.—Thos. I. Clark, FINTREN PRR CHAS OFF ON ALL. 2aL0e 4 n man. ble and costly than the old one, and that it was | fact in attestation of the truth of our assertion, | the thieves wiih the chickens in bags cn tar barre | Of Vienna, had a horse stolen from him’ at the — we | tha tomes pansibte Gagarin peaane Moveltiee for SAEED built by, and at the expense of the said defend- | that all of the hotels and restaurants having @ Veet them down and refused to | Washington city market last Tuesday night: | 15 orter to close the baniece of the old firm of H M. WHLLIAN. aun Inauguration Notes. ant; and that had been repaired | large ale trade are those which sell Massey’s ale | take them to the station. The efficer blew his whistle | This Mr. G. E. Price, who had found | porns & Co., their immense stock le bow oered © SOF Pasmsptvaieeve., Washington, D.C PROCEEDINGS OF THE MANAGING CommrTTEE. | and put in the same or ‘condition as before | exclusively, and soon as other and inferior Poth Thiers wih sie Pesom, came up. | the missing animal straying about near the in- | £ geduction ‘of 36-1 No.7 CITE TREVISE, PARIS A mecting of the managing committee on the | the dre, thelr rental value would not have been | sles are introduced by such dealers thelr tease | 3 chichene wereinhe hait't inecerourtern | {twection of St. Asaph and Princess streets, in | eee ay prices, | 2am E 5 SET aayecration of President Grant was | more than the rent reserved im the lease, add | Fapkdly declines. ; the officer started to bring them in. when the judge | Mis elty, returned it to its owner. ee ries: | WPERLIN ZEPHYRS IN ALL COLORS, held yesterday afternoon. that the old premises could have been put in Ie The rece Tero! better quality than | said it wasnot necessary.” If an clephant hal-beon | , THE CASE oF Wx. Jactson—The court of |, largest and mitet complete emsortmrat of Mr. Dickson, from the committee on the civic | like condition as before the fire for about $1,500. | during the present winter, and the! nts in olen. it was not necessary to bring him into court, | SPpeals purposely refrained from rendering | , Ths leteGt om Most, come BOYS” YOUTHS WORSTED GOODS, CANVASS CHENILLE, procession, reported that many applications for | And the plaintiff further to maintain and prove | this ict (Mesers. Palmer & Green, George- | Hy sentenced them to three months imgait- their decision in the Wm. Ja@kson case uni and CHILDREN'S WEAR te be found in cue FLOGS AND SHADED SILK. positions in line were eing received. In | the said on his part introduced and gave | town, (D. C.,) are prepared to attend promptly t ae Se ed oe il keep them | after the time appointed for the execution of | Country. 4 reference to the ex he anticipated no | evidence tending to that he had not sur- | to all orders with which they may be favored, | frymatealin et a aaa the day ix the exit | MC, death sentence; and as the circuit court ‘ PATTERNS, and all Material for Embroideriag. toubie in collecting funds. rendered his lease on said premises. The jury | either for ale in casksor in bottles, | ees 5 y isthe evil | for the county, to which the case was remanded, | ALL SALES FROM THIS DATE POSITIVELY | gra xPING promptiy attended to, at Col, Weheter, from the military committes, | found verdict for plaintif{ for $680. sitigenrs Rslmer & Groen are the succeers of | ‘HF Hodges —1 rappone may hare my fowl. | Stay, the ‘condemieed terete monday in ae MRS. SELME RUPPERTS, reporte many letters were ‘The case now comes up on exceptions. r. Riley A. Shinn, w: introduc aS udge.—*Certainly; deliver him his chickens, Mr. least nose . iculart received from prominent military organtzations —— ney's ale’ in the District of Columbia: and.al. | Balik’ that term—probably until thirty days after that |, Those, indebted to the Bem pre particularly re Ba Ho rake AD street, opposite Patent OMe, » throughout the country announcing their pur- Reard of Health. though a young firm, have already established me H.. in peeing out, remarked that three years | term. . . : —. pose of being present. He submitted a state suis, Wolke eamueh Eats ont. bts an enviable reputation as energetic business | Would have been nearer the correct thing in his | —MoXLEY’s Porxt Fisuixo Sone.—Captain W. SN. DALTON, 7 BENCH FLUTING—Tae only plum we ume ment from the Secretary of War of the number A meeting of the board of health was held | meu. Give them a trial. ~ COURT IN GENERAL TERM.—To-day, the | P2™€S Guy has rented the fishing shore at Mox- £64: Seriiviag Puctuee. 606 ean. ateons where at 48 dome. ¥ regular troops that will be present, ( last evening—Drs. Cox and Verdi and Mr. Mar- ee cae of Stafferd and Conkling. appeal from Patont | [ex's point of Mrs. Owings, the owner, and will ; eririas ete. : Also, STAMPING, PINKING and EMBROID fished in yesterday's Star.) * bury present. Railroad Abuses_No. 2. Ofiice. for improvement of cultivator, was taken np. | # at landing next season with a large torce ERY of every description. a “ Mr. Kilbourn, from the ball committee. said The health officer, Dr. Verdi, reported 230 | Tw the Editor of The Star: On the O. & A. RR. and a complete outfit. In this connection it may Immense Reduction in Prices. | BEA18 o(ulkina*-sui EMBROLDERING SILKS be bad taken the responsibility of insuring the | vaccmations by Dr. W. D. Stewart, inspector, | again. 1 bought around trip teket to Mianar: | A FERRY-MASTER SHoT funovGH THE | Corn the thes to dese are being male con- MES. G.I MAURER, 617 Tih street ball building for $30,000 for sixty days. He read | for the week ending February th. Of the per. | sas. It entitled me to a frst clase passage. | Hxap—An Injured Husband's Wrongs Avenged.— | ¢<raing the time for the renting of the fish wharf jeniy ‘opparite Patent (cr Sehing the terms for the use of the bail eaies | Sons vaccinated 151 were white, 79 colored, 144 | There were three passenger cars. ‘To the tirst | About loo'clock the wenn van Everhardt, | {p,this city; also, that the shad fisheries in the Sphing the terms for the use of the ball-room | adults, 86 children, 48 primary, and 1s? second. Twas denied admission, an it was a ladies’ ear. | better known at “Fat acke® and pessoa ct Georgia ‘Fivers have commenced, and are [*PortEs OF HUMAN main. ter ‘ation ball. Also, mi- | ary vaccinations. now before that gentlemen were ex- | the Unit Order of America a “= S17 IC) ‘s AR fae case Ma eicereund, agreeing to furnish | fr. Verdi also submitted the report of acting | cluded from ladies’ company in traveling. Tine | New Jeecy nice Che menies "Hoboken terry: | p SMALE POX—NO deaths from small pox, but SUPESIGR THDUCEMERTS. MADAME ESTRES’S the supper, im acconiance with the arrange- | tp, 2; A; Mitchell, o the eftect that ico | next car was. a smoking car; J do not smoke, | masters, wasshot iu the head at hisresidense | {%0,Rew cases of that Same Eviace Apa oe ments of the committee, for $5,500. unfit for use from its impurity had been cut at | and do not wish to have ay clothes filled w on Willow street, near lith, Hoboken. The Sees, betwee Henny os ‘ ayette, and and one a 1S 13ch street, second door from G sereet, Co}. Webster suggested the propriety of allow- | the 11th street wharf, and was being stored at | the odor of tobacco. ‘The third was an old Wound is pronounced mortal by the physicians. | 2% m Sek Chae wet oie Remeubar the nano ont perbes. Cheap Onis, Path tor the cronge it Zoom on the day after the | toh street and Maryland avenne; recommitted | for the accommodation (%) of colored people. | The sentry ae en ee ey the P aby] Pes Ncen, Cane St Comein, bak nie pee. ag Lp a ball for the troops for competitive drill. tothe health officer for further’ investigation. | There was but one first class car, and I was who married a niece of Eberhardt, and who re- | Pl, were rey ing-—Gazette, last | gm consequence of the Iateness of the season, and pe Se tt oe The secretary jubmitted a large numberof | Also, reported that he had lately inspeeted the | permitted to enter it. On my ticket was pri sides with his family, consisting of a wife and | °°*!"9- preparing for a large Spring stock, I offer for the letters which had received from persons | markets, and found a great vement in the | cd a falsehood, to wit:—‘By express agreement | four children in the same house. Tt seece that ——————_—___ . “LL? Secu st Re aeeer ene aunntable organizations asking | manner in which they are kept. Also, a synop- | with the holler, thisticket is ontygoodtwoduys, | fitegnuaren in the s intimate with Mrs. Bert- CITY ITEMS. NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL |. the use of the ball-room. Referred. sis of the work of his office for the week ending | including day of sale.” No traveler in buying « | ‘holf, so the er states, and has caused a ce ae yo in To BY Boma TS oy < MISCELLANEOUS NOTES. February Ist, showing 52 new cases had beenre- | ticket makes any such agreement, and all the | great deal of trouble i Bie family for over a | PLUMBERS, Goons of all kinds, at Hamilton For saleby ott ‘ Capt. J. W. Kvan, of the State Fencibles of | ported Reringt 40 the previous week; 12 remov- | decisions in such cases have so held. Com- | year. In fact, Eberhardt, he says, hasdriven | & Pearson's, Y.M.C. A. Building, oth and D sts, a aa be rere, Philadelphia, was in town yesterday, making | ¢4 to ital; 26deaths; 164 nuisances; 81 abat- | panies often print upon their tickets that the: im from his home on several occasions, and jot Tue Sements for the visit of that organization. | ed; 2 garbage complaints abated; 21 dead ani- | are only responsible, by Magee Nena | done all ne could to break up his family. | ,,MAxTEL OnNamenTs, oan, Beveees, Tae ee This is one of the oldest military organizations | mais removed; 651 bushels of oysters condemn. | to a certain amount for ._ Not so. | This morning Bertholf had occasion to go int | Tin Marble, &c. Hamilton & Pearson, Y. M. DRESS SUITS. ) im the country. dating back to May, 1s13. ed; over 800 pounds condemned. He also | It has been decided over ani over again that | Eberhardt’s room for one of his children eins | ©- A- Building, 9th and D streets. JUST OPENING dod i ckeronkmen are about to take | submitted a detailed account of articles taken | common carriers (railroads, steamboats. &c,) words again passed between them, the result of | Fre Brack CLoTH Coats, made by the best | pore Suite sold at 930. Selling now at 923 ‘seme action in reference to joiming in the pro- | from infected houses and such prone | bageae mad teint, eee ath; Of, Pasengers, | which was that Eberhardt tried to put Bertholt | workmen’ ts the intervals of dulkeees. host | There Suits sold at @ua.. “Salling bow at $13 A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ecssion ax a body on that day. Cry was 85.100, Fe cela aon, of such prop | baggage, and freight, to the full extent of their | out of his room, whereupon. Bertholf drew his | Coukmethy, Sut ice watereals of dullness, now — cc - Ata oe = ay ss. —— erty ras 08,308. He e ained that the law con- | val uo so far, as can be sacertained by law. I | pistol and fired, entering his forehead | if made specially to order. Pantaloous of my BATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS ané VELVETS, association night. temp! only ursement to rs, | used my ticket several days after its purchase, | and lodging in ‘hi ‘in. tc . SU) asa body. aml the secretary was authorized to | probably ‘not more that: One-half the sugeeet | detest eater ejectment rather thaneun: | an niodging in, h austing Hoenetog ol fell back | own manufacture ae BUSINESS SUITS. OF ALL COLORS, | ets a organizations throughout the state | named woukl be required; the report was or- | mit to the indignity of another tare. If the mates of the honse, when the ‘were called 410 Seventh street northwest. At Low Prices, at and all Marylanders in the erty to join the asso- | dered to be tiled. y are willing to assume tne responsibili- | in, and Bertholf was |. AS soon as he ——_e—___ ciation. Mr. Marbury, from the sanitary police com- -! an ejectment, may it. I am in- | fired the fatal shot he sat downon a chair to LATROBE STOVES, Grates, — &c. Ham- 8. HELLEB's, ee mittee submitted a report on the application of | clined to think also that we should test the | await the arrival of thepolice. Dr. Conden was | ilton & Pearson, YM. C_A- Buitling, othr and aie to. 708 tae A Boors Cueck Oreratiox.—August Ly- | —— Ragan for the return of @8 pound fees for } question of what is a firet-clans pasmage, immediately called in, and was under the beliet | D streets. g ». jarteet Gpere. Seer Nas arrested, in this city on Thurstay, | his cows, which were taken from him by force, | Another matter: Why is not the time-table of | that the man emald not hee tho day out. Eber- pry pee oe _ our Police. on information trom Baltimore, | accompanied by @ favorable recommendation | the W. & O.K.R. arranged with reference to | hurdtine very large man, weighing over three | ,, FOR AN Inmitatzp Tanoat, Cough or Cold, HOTELS. ith having passed a bogus check | of the attorney, Mr. Browne. The report was | that of the 0., A. & M. K- R., so that the a.m. | hundred pounds —N. ¥. Commercial, ith. 's Bronchial Trockes” are offered with the om Mr. bring. 194 north Gay street. | ad y train weat on the former may arrive in Alexan- SSE Cee fullest confidence in their efficacy. They main- WU tanps worst, ‘The Bal Sun_of this morning says:—De- ie report of the coroner, showing that «ur- | dria ten minutes earlier, make a junction CAPTURE OF A WHALk 1 Hamptos Roaps. | tain the good good reputation they have justly # Senre Convert of ae cy, wan sent on by Le ing January Lo hea been called toinvestigave 16 wie the 130, = Es amen ineaene Toad? Find Norfolk woo ee Monday ar on acquired. eost WASHINGTON, D. C. jarshal Frey, a ro e accused cases, was Teceived. As 5 ‘rom Leesburg to Richmond a rsday last, tain ‘m. Bogers, 0 e Caune Saeoe vets ——s Ont Yesterday afternoon Lyuecker hada | “The report or De; Mears, the physician tothe | whole day must be lost in Alexandria, because | Oyster schooner Eliza Furlong, of Portsmouth, | F =EINS S Horse's Nox Cra Building 50 OVERCOATS. REMODELED. REFURNISHED, Bearing before Justice Haggerty, the result of | poor of the second council district, was received. | of ten ar fifteen minutes’ delay on the Londoun | captured @ whale of the black-fish variety in | gnd'D streets sp a mes FIFTY PRIVATE BATH ROOMS, AND whieh was that he was committed to jail for the | showing that he had vaccinated 710 persons—599 | road. J.T. B Hampton Beids, between the Rip Raps and oo AE ee A REDUCTION FROM $5 FO 7920 ON ALL ELEVATORS ADDED action of the grand jury. From the evidence of | revaccinations and 111 primary—and in_ 102 Faylor'’s farm, that measured forty-two fect | Dn. Hextox—You will find this celebrated HEAVY OVEROOATS. OPEN NOVEMBER 2, 1872 Mr. Gehring, who is a jeweler, it appears that cases only was the operation unsuccessful. Thix “CARRYING N8."— Editor a half from tip to tip. The monster, when physician at 413 15th street. Go and get nm - Lydecker went to his store several days ago and | report was the subject of favorable comment by | Star-—For myscli and for a we ee - was lying apparently still in the | cured. 1,39:¢0 dectd ty purchased a gol watch amd chain, in payment | the board, it being very fall and complete, and | Washington ladies, permit me, Mr. Editor, to | water, and Jazily flirting his dorsal fin in the = ——_—_-——__—_ : for which a check on the Old Town savingsbank | it was urged ‘that if ail the Physicians would | occupy a small in the valuable columns | sunlight. ; pproached by Captain NeW pEsicns and greatest variety of Slate (Mos Borer, was tendered and accepted. Just before the | furnish just such reports, valuable statis- | of your paver to thank you and “ Semi-Occas- | Rogers @ skiff, and one of the | Mantels in the country, at Hamilton & Pear- | As I am determined to reduce my Stock without This Hotel has been closing of business the same day, Mr. Gehring | tical in ion could be obtained. ional” for the ef fou have made to | men. by a dexterous throw of ‘a bowline, man- | S0n’s, ¥. M. C. A. Building, 9th and D streets. delay, purchasers will Snd it to their advantage to | It contains all the ‘went to the bank in order to <atisfy himself that | A complaint was received against, Joun De: | mould public sentiment antagonistic to the | aged to lasso the large dorsal fin of the ish. | — gg, ar ble to health > cold baths, bells, and the check was genuine. The cashier carefully | shields, the scavenger of the ninth district, and | dangerous custom indalged in by so many men | He was then quiently towed into Mason’ and comfort hotest af ee, So health | give mea call. cated, being site examined the books and found that no such per- | referred. of carrying concealed weapons, which are a | in Norfolk county, after being grounded on the and near to visit Dr. Whiter the wall beeen Fe son as named upon the check had an account perfeet terror to all ladies, aslam sure they | flats, was ees with “axes. Captain ch near X. - 535 15th street posite the which, from the gith the bank, aml of course declared it bogs Sewerage. qaust be disgusting to, all gentlemen, Ihave | Rogérs cut the blubber out, and secured over Tresetry ft relict from corn, bad halls. See Fegan ie hoams fwformat! of the transaction was immed ly EXPERIENCE OF THE BOARDOF PUBLIC WORKS | travel much through an ave ur barrels oil. © carcase was ven to A % ‘ TRAUS. ‘i ommunicated tothe police authorities, and Ly- | AS TO THE RELATIVE MERITS oF Vaniots | never seen a pistol used in any disturbance, but | the farmers in the vicinity, who bad it eat ie | Sid ad sages yeeneae oral ee > pnd og decker was trace! to Washi: m, and there ar- KINDS OF PIPE, AS COMPARED WITH BRICK | here in the country of my birth it has been my | for com; urposes. About five feet of the “CHAMPION EARTH CLosETs,” best in use, = Pereons doi rested. The accused did not deny the char; SEWERS. ETC. misfortune to witness an innocent person shot | tailof the whale was brought to Portsmouth, | at Hamilton & Pearson's, Y. M. ©. A. Building, POPULAR CLOTHIER, and op the whary. when asked ee the magistrate what he had atin w. ea Pes, od LL peg nme Ref yiiie a oe in Re pied by c* yomgy, pregeart,, who; = is fn on ee y's Dag pid > 9th and D streets. ‘stop at this house. say, but merely asked for a further hearing at | @ wine istrict ljumbia, has ad- | without ition, made + it m ? an irge contusion on the Mi supposed the agg Pe nee ag! ¥ ‘ . gome foture day, which was of course denied. drewed a communication to Charles E,'Fowier, | sacrigced ‘his victim to. a coward Passion. | whale was badly hurt when captured. How it || Dx. P.Smxpp, Homcopathit, 96 E st. BOSE FEENUEAVANED OATES, G ® * Seo scorr piace, Lvdecker is abont 30 years of age, and onthe | esq., city surveyor New ven, Conn., in only one of many cases, a am sure | came ri into these waters, is a mystery. 5 = ween K streets Sthor December, 130, was arrested on the charge | response to one from that officer asking infor. every lady ‘in the community ts seized’ with althongh it ts not the first visitor of the kind | ,.fyONER StAxps, Bird Ca ge red Berweex 10rm axv Lr Streets, pamela of having passed similar checks, for which he | mation relative to the construction of sewers | alarm when she finds herself in the midst of | taken in this section, 9th and D streets. pean Pe ‘> AMILTON HOUSE, was tried. convicted aud sentenced tothe Mary- | and laying of pipe by the board of public works. | disputants in a railway carriage, theater or Tue Deap Munpeass Eqiore— Who ic F pe ee jai-te ‘Three doors from Ith street H = tana penitentiary for @ long period. Om last Mr. Chase says io communication yo in other public Place, ap hensive that, at any | sitied tothe Reward for tiie yf ach igeheoda faa nie Narroxar, Savines Bax, corner of | 7S Three doors from Mthetreet. | Mg, Northeast corner of Mth and K ste \ ristimas eve be was pardoned out. e Constr i of small sewers the c ipe moment, a pistol may rawn, and some by- . lew York avenue and 15th street, 6 per ct. * =4 ane used exclusively, with ring joints for all sizes of | stander killed. | probably be a lengthy athe head othe mig, | Perannum on deporitefor each calender monn. | [,4NDRETHS* ) Have spoken ot threecqutets | ee ee ANT HOUSE, we end N.Yicrenue. | Drarwac sae Ce nee PART OF rm | a, a cnrene eriand under that sixe bell | | There may be, at times, some proper reason | Yard of $6,000 pat upoh the hea a Tt Banking hours, to 4 Saturdays, 9 to4 and 6 SEEDS of a century. ‘After the Ist of December, emai ma | T REET pags recently been afforded to | Joints: No cement pipe le used, as the various | for carrying s pistol, but I pray that you use | corer Rulof, executed abo erimizalwacvound | 8 273,14t16 | A very full supply of the above constantly on hani will ind this lease on Hth street, between Corcoran and | chemical and hydraulle tests made by him does | your grcat influence, Mr. Editor, to abate the | Will be remembered that t! Pg ee ghar 7 — ce at FITZGERALD'S, mast S streets. who were inconvenienced this winter | ot commend it to the favor of the board, as | practice which has’ beco general and | oad Detective Reilly, and bok fg “3 anwined «WARREN'S PaTEeNT Mzat Cooxer.”” Ham- . 914 F at: by the condition of the Lith street sewer, the | portions which have been uncovered by ci oblige many who, like myself, have an awful | fd Detective Kei Pose a “et ingham- | ilton & Pearson, ¥. M. C. A, Building, 9th and Lenbrethe’ Raral Register end Almanac gatiet not having been completed bythe board | Of — ee wont i aay “ fear of ** Small Arsenal i A Lapy. wan ie wer, discharged, gh, med D streets. mailed to all who apply. mt ‘ideod efpubhe works previous to suspension of | such a fe re. fon as ‘dls —————————— = r 4 ~ ker mime. The wants the com Werk lost OO, ‘This comma tamane tearten: | being taken ep MA DG metre eee: | Tear Busts Pox Comm ayaa The | Within am hour atterwards he was rearrested | WILLoox & saat Paterna, Agency st Chee, | LOR FAMILY USER. sul br caretatle prow es 1 \ imto the cellars in that neigiborhood. The | Seotch aud American pipe, Mr. Chase says that | Star—Sir:—I am that some of our dailies | bY two deputy » mear the town, and enters ad + pres F ” RIC) ‘bas y 3 both are used. Of Seotch pipe a the are implicating the officers of the board of health | brought back. AMI parties claim their share ot heopekirt and corset factory, 7th street, % ' plan of drainage being carried out by the board | be peas ee, the reward, which, to judge from the that | Intelligencer Building. 20, to throw as much water as possible into Slash | 178,25 feet have been put ¥ 194,903 of | regarding a man named Douglas, who ward, rb ju ge ‘rom fact tl 2 \ Kun, in order to relieve the B street sewer, and | Ameriean; of the latter 86,253 feet have been | came from Marlboro’, affected with the small arrest a1 Re Ga Meee wen, mainly | © Ganpex Vases and tatuary, Fountains, &c. the two sewers: one on euch, side of Lith street | wed of the Morehead, Philadelphia manufac. | pox, and reported lmselt to the office of the J i Hanulton & Pearson, ¥. M. C. A. Building, 2th No. 709 G STREET, { each side of 14th street north of P it, were | ture; 12.715 of the Gibson. itimore; 48,808 | san’ police, asking to be sent to the hos. nreasonal h Somenee. and un constructed in accordance with this idea, taking | Akron, Ohio; and 47,129 of the Talmadge, Ohio, | pital. ut. Noonan ti t proper to send +24 ee Panini — trea yee Between 71u ann 8re Starcre. the water north tothe lowest point, which is at | the maximam size bemg 24 inches. ‘im, accompanied by a policeman, through bo ees TR. oun eae tegen =! — BS street, and thence to Slash Bun. Winter As to the relative cost of the largest pire, and | streets of Washi: m, to the board of health. AN IxogNrous Rascat.—Jacob Cohen, a made to by Hempler, near 4 HALFORD T= IMPEBIAL HOTEL, oming. on, the workmen were obliged to sus- | tmallest belek sewers he says, ‘a 24-inch pipe | The board of health ts not the place t receive Virginia, was arraigned at the | _Cuaxpettmns, Portable Drop Lights, Show JAMES SYKES, Proprietor ouerations, atter many residents on the | laid conte 82.50 per foot, A 21-inch brick, egg | small pox cases, and Lieut. Noonan should have | Tombs Police ‘Court’ teaaye thee: denies | weet! ties cis Gate en one . 5 Re cece eeasa te a eeruias, expecting | Seed canal in Capecity to 2 Inch circle or | lsulated the poor creatare in & oot! and taformed | Howting, om a charge of defraading cho Gareat Stoves, and e ing to gas work, LEICESTERSHIRE Frostixe Pexxsvivasia Avexce, the sewer would be in serviceable order. | pipe sewer single ring costs $2.25, estimating | the board of health, who would have removed | National Bankear ‘220, by means of a fi at Hamilton & Pearsons, Y. M. CA. Binding Mr. Chase, superintendent of sewers, finding the | brick and labor at $30 per thousand him without delay. The person was taken in, | Check. Cohen's exchequer was low, and 1 oth and D y P Between Wh and Vath streets, situation geting worse every das, recently de | | Thisshowing isin favor of the irick sewer, | however, properly cared for, amd in half an hour | Sreamcet “or sepienenie Te Tosltcioly oes termined to remedy the evil, and about three | Which is preferred for all sizes above 20 inches, | was conveyed to the hospital in the ambulance. | ory light. He Thererors set his wits to work, TABLE SAUCE, Wasninetos, D. 0. weeks since put ona force of men, and. notwith- | abd egg shape, as they scour more readily and Yours, truly, s and wrote a note to Mr. Ephraim A. Jacob, to | FINE OLD GOVERNMENT sanding the difficulties of alternate freezingand | 2t¢ more easily entered. No trouble is expe- T.S. Vernt, M. D., Health Officer. which he signed the name of Frederick Gott- JAVA COFFER, Fring, weather-has opencd aditch, ranning trom | Tienced from breaking in or crushing ef the | ‘Tne Ick.—The water | held. of No. 5:9 Broadway, asking for the loan the Statedepartment corner to the corner ot 15th prselg heady a Ey BR ns Mo = te tho ttvee tee At wot an bh gas it was yes. | Of $20. Mr. Jacob believed the note to be gen- ROASTED. THE VERY BEST SACCE AND RELISH MADE ‘streets, size, e ‘and Srerage depit of 10 feet, ant int owns i | {he,gfentng care te requed te Veep from | fey, bate. eurtent i ally do strong, and | Bank, whtelr the latter endorsed sod vase VERY BEST QUALITY ‘ 1d ANY PARE OF TER WOULD. inch pipe sewer, which unites with a pipe sewer | breaking while being laid and it is liable to | large qua or ing it'got the money. He was held to answer. EST ire S On Isth'strect, and both running down 'S street | crush when down.” The cost of repairing injuries to the long br NEY. Bom x . PMD APL OWREE FRONE. FoR eo to the brick sewer ou I7th stoeet, thus relieving 2 aoa om eceanel seal ae Fe wet ll ma ——_________ N. W. BURCHELL, VERMONT AVENUE, She disiculty complained of. ‘The whole area of | CHOICE, Fowls Baccxo— This | os | See a ee throwgh the Fiaxo, TonTonens—One of the great piano | {7-20 EBS. F crest. : FAMILY USS. T. BOESSLB a 80: this portion of the city will be drained into Siash | 2bout 4 o'clock, cers Dyson a a8C, O' y makers has manufactured more than forty aa" Sane ikea ee . iN, ‘Run neat ecanon tne second precinct, found, near the corner of | icé above are still at work near the | thousand pianos. When one reflects upon the JOSEPH J. MAY'S oo Se 13th and S streets, two icious-looking col- | V draw, their object being the release | amount o! y endured by uninspired damsels Prornietors. Waar rs. Pc ored boys with a “fnem. | of the New York steamer E.C. t, and | in trying to fearn to play these pianos, thesicen: PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, Lu ons, 4c, 18 Dorxe—The | © ‘on them to halt, they started torun, but are now making more headwa: on | lens which insomnia has been PEs: BErwer: orm Bre. 08! saa edie Gatcheli ofice show that he the “dlichioe ot theme? ‘cocking of pistols) , the ice having become 2 frantic a ASR im Orn ann 2i KBBITT HOUSE, jes cleven abandoned horses re the past 2 weeks; had 3 turned aes nh Bees PrCneht nee ap tamding, and they were taken | | The Al ia boats int | MZ Fresh supply of White Kid Gloves of very best FOR SALB BY ALL GROCERS. WASHINGTON, D. 0. Because Of being unable to work, and had Jno. | Uce aed” cine’ Corse hits en it Pg ‘Even! in Gee sew sed beet | ——_—_———— ate "set sthareie aoe choice Iwecds_valued (at about $5 per pai, cotmegy and Topale 33,3 sag sectous, NOTice. COAL AND WOOD. ‘i cruelly treati rn - i anima,‘ hey teal 9 cache | "ich, I was ascertained, were taken from the pow on hand che ergot stock of Gi oes TRS Sopertuership of & J2OTSES CO. | Yy 00D AND COAL! Wood aND coaLi a aS Ee Fe) parties were recogulzed at the second pro son's importation. 00 trae "| the beg lear to call tbe ‘ pals Aen BS ated. Where | Sud were taken to the detective office, heres - O48 Coats. ok iz rw pam og pig oe pot ALT eT] fall description was made of them, and they January Zh, 1873, a i 4 = Of the uimals should be given. had their mugs taken for the gallery. —- AXDREW 3. JOYCE is « receive all erst il sup: ‘Woneye and settle. ora. A Came or Hanpenir—Tho Richmond Whig | _aiter Siar Sir Will Fou please Pine eerie LF adh Npetor slant pe-r heft of yesterday sare: We have received from & | toone of the many cases of the false reporting COATS, that ly sold t prices ranging |- Pomel ny tend Cirlotte cou: of smal! pox; and help {0 st@p the petty from 12 to $16, which we have determined to close A case at No. out at @6 each. cl fs named Augastas x satis! wien called this at? If the reverend isanxious | @6....... FINE ALL-WOOL COATS........ CUMBERLAND axp ANTHRACITE Coal, et our St bis cates "er Te set te, time time past, bat daly popes for beck Tend the Now York | 96.—¥INE ALL-WOOL Coates eaten kon juaspax sper. ¢ r3 at Office. it not be well for past, f E 86........FINE ALL-WOOL COATS....96 ° ™ eee She board to inks, the name and address of par- = was notifi- aa-The Czar Alexander is the only Enropean os — IEF ALL-WOOL COATS... 96m ‘Yard: Corner 8th and B streets southwest, opporiie @.oquently presented. acts mischiot may be exposed ant was necessary, de- | cuted; Who can gives capital ene ies SEL Wook, COATS..98 Settnoentan Park, Wetingion, D.C._P-exdw ‘6........FINE ALL-WOOL COATS....96 a, punished. cha ake east Atte yee will natural causes: © re panenes. ray : (coat: coan ‘WOOD: woon:: vio: a) a wos Bawx, thinks . £ ; — oblige many tow be papel mip Ly ALL OTHER G00DS A THE SAME IMMENSE =" donc Sikestn ! : : 9840 LBS. CUARANTERD To THE Tos