Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1873, Page 4

‘The District in General Chipman introduced in the House to-day a bill toamend the act to reduce inter- nal taxes, approved July M4, 1870, so as to ena. “EVENING STAR, |" "7g,guyremer ne —— | Reply of Mr. Chipman to Mr. Roose. | velt, . SSS mae ble imperters to ship goods direct to George- THE CHANCES OF TRE La AGAINST TRE instead port ‘ LOCAL NEWS. BOAND OF FUBLIC WORK g EXTLODED. | WM ietead of through the port of New York ——_>—_— present. t Coadeused Locals, | The speech of Hon. P. Chipman, in reply Also, bill to incorporate the Columbian Har- jective officers discovered six overcoats | to the recent charges ef Mr. Roosevelt against poten B =. cemetery, nat —— enj. M. McCoy. David Fisher, and John F. Cook. The capital stock is fixed at 240 shares at $100 each. Also, a bill authorizing the Secretary of War to fanaish the Washington City Light Artillery six guns, with ful ¥. *upposed to have been stolen. | the board of public works, is published in ful Hahington Hibernian Society at ameet- | in the Giote of yesterday. iy g last might made arrangements for partici- Alter @luding to Mr. R ae eh eon : Aha #iudi Mr. Roosevelt's “attempt to ening aes Lake nepapatr ph ‘eoniay tight on | Poison the minds of members of Congress: and Brent, esq., acting state’s attorney, by nt ment of courte tee greae gies R.H. apr len, esq., who was absent in consequence serious lillness. Tm the first case Hesslin was sentenced to the penitentiary for six =f 4 between | Charatterizing his speech as an ynwarranted | Company one baitery of ith years; in “the second case also for six years, bord ama eer nel renoees" ye to thy central | attack on the of public works, Gen. Chip- | equipment, provided, however, that said com- | fhe period of service to commence at the expi- sardhous. " man takes up the chargesembodied in the speech y shall give bond with such sureties as shall | ration of the sentence in the first case; in the Evmhe cu rent report that Lieutenant Anstin, | Of Mr. Roosevelt, the first being an alleged dis- approved by the Secretary of War condition- third case his sentence was for five and six months, to begin at the ‘cdpiradion of his " * ct, is <1 th <2 in- | Crepancy in the statement vements, | ed to return the in order whenever Sivect ad bis iimcer iw caused’ by 4 bad cold | Smounting to about $1,000,000. =P ” | the Secretary shall call for the same. sentence in'the second ease. His pardon by Gov. ss mptoms vc pheumonia. : MA. ROOSEVELT’S MISSTATEMENTS CORRECTED. a nets argh eh romng Se emnor Whyte was filed in the clerk's ice of he saperintendent of streets has been direct. | In response the General shows that Mr. K., | thodist Episc Se trustees OF Sata eee doesent, | Chatles county,November Zith, 12, after Gov. to have a pank footwalk laid on the south | imstead of quoting trom a detailed statement, Bowie had refused to entertain appeals for his ne 2 betwe takes up @ general estimate. A further dis- | for the benefit ofthe church, the east half of lot | release. Tucker is his true name. He is from ce eg ns Neen a ae | ener wen anaieah bby Mr. Rin is tigares Sin square 158. Mr. Patterson, from the | NOrWich, Comhecticut, most respectably con- ‘The vestry of Christ church (navy yard) witt | of $5.50 per yard for all the roadwers improved, | , Jn the Senate to-day. Mr. Patterso igrgm the | nected in a family point of view, and had en. mee! to-night, and it ix probable that they will | When. as a matter of fact, some of the work was wij tacallto Rev. Me Andrews, of New Jer- | 4% low as 16 ri get eg other 55 cents, other Joyed every opportualty for obtaining a good who has since the first of January last very | $1.50, other $1.7. ler $3.10, and still some education. ie other man, under the name of rene Ss Rock Creek Valley railroad Thomas P. Hollohan, was indicted in Prince company, with the amendment printed in Fri- And yet the gentleman, says Gen. | day's STAR; also, the act supplementary to an | George's county, in two instances, by the same Sy a sth matchless untalrsers, and f ima almost | act entitled an act to authorize the Washington Eaniiny, ‘one being for assault with intent to has been summ Bed as a medical expert ou the sireiery, eenets te mtnens Yon Tatas | va Feist Laczant talent sompeny sexta! Ea gh neg ned wen, plows pps jattof ihe state of Marylaud to testy in the fa cease ane the ent eca Anece | with the amontunet herctedere motea ta Tee | See Penitentiary for five yearky in the second tral of Plater on the charge of wife murder at Com bridge, Me lathe Let: ‘AR. The following bills from the District com- mittee were reported adyersely and indefinitely postponed; Senate bill 1.387, for the improve- ment of the harbor of Washington and making an appropriation therefor; and Senate bill 1338. re- lating to improving the river front at Washing- ton. ‘These bills are identical with those which were recently before the House District com- mittee—one providing that the work should be done by the Secretary of War, and the other by the harbor commission. In the sundry civil appropriation bill agreed upon by the House committee on appropria- tions this morning, are the folowing items of interest to the District: Metropolitan police, $207,230; Government Hospital tor the Insane. 12; Columbia Institute for the Deaf and , $48,000; Columbia Hospital and Lying-in 28,500; care and support of 25trausient Soldiers and Sailors Orphan ome, $15,000; Smithsonian Institute, $47,000; Capitol extension, 185,000; Freedmen’s Hos pital, $60,000. Mr. Archer introduced in the Hause this morn- ing a bill to incorporate the mutual protection fire insurance company of the Distriet of Co- Inmbia. It_names as corporators Wm. Stick- ney, Wm. Ballantyne, John T. Given, N. W. Burchell, John C. Harkness, Clinton Lloyd, Jamer V. A. Shields, John Wilson, A E. Perry, John H. Semmes, John A. Stewart, John Wilson and Robert C. Fox. posed discrep- ancy as much as powible, here decover the K ni 1 “first at discrepancy, e “first inder or ray anges of FUE, | cna tn the peaticeasl opaaie i al, MONLY GUA00.400 OUP OF SHR WAT.” being made to _ Gen. Chipman then goes on to say: Mr. gure a good time, and doubtless there will be a | Straker. I quote the gemtiomans: anger large attendance. plunde be murter of Cunningham, sent for Rev. B. F. inight net be ‘order, and I refrain. We are Mee 2h, Satumtar, with whom he had | Dovuicied, I believe, to traduce wud call al the a loug interview. ‘The eounsel in his case have | Test of the world hard names, but we must not seediaee wraauthenticated cops of the trial pro- | Siways speak the truth of colleagues on t : once Presenting the same %0 | floor. ‘The second charge, that table twelve Spee FERNS TA AE OES Cone gives the the expense of twenty-nine streets and hig emer an alley and furnishes a iste average estimate of te ‘ ; allt , is disposed of in like manner as A eee ie erie te | charge No. 1. ‘The tated charge, that the dent e ring wateris con- | Of the District amounts to fully $19,000,000 is the Capitol. Gen- | “isposed of by the report of the committee on y pat a force of men at | the District, who were directed to ascertain anit “will be repaired by to- | Teport the debt of the District, and who, in u ght. Water was running Into the tube yester- | making their report, ch apr BL paegone or vipiaecaans found their assets sufficient to cover ‘their liabilities, thus proving that Mr. R. was on! List on wiptmanvunciee arose exrzcren, | $1000.08 out of the way in istacement. ‘The following te 8 roster of the military com- es poke panies which propose to take part in the inau- is a Se ee ee intention to apply to us for $2,000,000 during Heath Zouaves, Pittsburg, Ps. 100; Duquesne | this session to continue the improvements oF Grass, Pittsburg, Pa, 1s: State ‘Feneibles, | he cite" “wie strona: thes or bre aa Washington Grays, = A ination of the public records of the ay Burgete Corrs, Aikany, N.Y, will show that since 1802 the general necticut regiment» New Haven, | Covernment has expended for the improvement ee Nee Santis Gores Since eet? | oF our streets and avenues $121,288.31 During racy regiment, Eheaiers, | the same period the city 6f Washitigton has int National Cadets, Weat | €Xpended $13,921,767.15, or the citizens have adete 29; United Be paid ninety per cent. and the government ten 3 ny wg be ‘linge | Per cent., and I leave out of this computation regulars, —; light mattery A ‘avy artillery | jearly $2,000,000 which have been expended as tufautry, —; batteries C and H, 2d artillery, | ‘Georgetown and the county of Washington: = and yet the United States owns, and. has Z owned, not less than two-fifths of” the city of lel Guard, New York, 100; ist Mascacha- | Washington. ECONOMICALLY BXPENDED. Ponnsy leauta ‘Sutignal Guat, a easrepiment | _1 will not here disenss the duty of the gencral ‘i hich ht oe Twill he | government towards its capital. The gentle- Howard Daten ta, 200s Te man expresses his willingners to help discharge “tea Citizens: | thisduty. ‘The only difficulty he has is to Naent Battinere | Mit anything tobe done,while the present board akens Toledo, Olio, 73, | Of Public works are in power. I hope I have case a stet was entered by the state’s attorney. In the clerk's office there appears in Hollohan’s case no docket of a pardon. We presume the pardon was sent to Prince George's county, where the indictments were originally filed.” Returned To His First Love.—The G man, Lichenstein, who was arrested on Friday by Officer Seibold, charged with having desort- ed his wife apa stealing a portion of her ward- robe, underwent a hearing on Saturday morn- ing before Justice Bell, which resulted in his being discharged. The wife had an intery with her husband before the arraignment_ had by the magistrate, and promised that if he would forsake the frail sister-in-law and return to the bosom of his family, all prosecution against him should ceuse.. The husband, who fancied he saw before him a long term of im- prisonment in case the charges inst him were prosecuted, quickly accepted the terms roposed by his wife, aud his determination jing made known to Justice Bell, he was dis- cliarged from custody. After the couple had again been rennited, the husband stated that he would remain in Baltimore afew days longer for the purpose of completing some work which h¢ had undertaken, and that when it was fin- ished he would return to New Yark, the wite in the meantime to remain in this city ‘for the pur- pose of holding him to his new matrimonial contract —Balt. American, 100k. ANOTHER Pamic in Panis—Renewal of the Differences Between Thiers and the Committee of Thirty—The hopes of a satisfactory adjustment of the differences between President Thiers and the Committee of Thirty, which were fondly entertained some days since, have been rudely dissipated. ‘The constitutional praject was further considered by the committee on Saturday, and completed by the adoption of an amendment providing that the Couneil of Min- intera shall decide whether the presence of M. Thiers is required in the Assembly during the discussions on interpellations. Proposals 2s to speedy legislation in regard to the election for and composition of the next Assembly, the composition and powers of the Secoud Cham- ber, also of the organization of the executive, were rejected. ‘The action of the committee appears to have been wholly unexpected, and has naturally created excitement and uneasi- ness in Paris amounting almost to a panic. 7 Tne Lrapinity oF THE Board or Hearn. ‘To-day, in the circuit court, Judge Cartter, pie case of John Colbert agt. the board of health, was tried. Colbert entered suit before a magis- trate against the board for trespass in taking up his cows contrary to law in May last, claim- ing $100. Severa! other similar suits were brought at the same time, and in order to have the case finally decided the counsel for the parties con- sented toa judgment for plamtiff, and appeal wastaken. ‘The plaintiff was re} mted by Mr. James G. Payne, and the defendant by Messrs. W. A. ‘Cook and A. K. Brown. The evidence for Ce! was that the cor rere in charge of keepers at the time of the seizure by Sampson Tyler and Richard Smith, who claimed to be in the employ of the board; but the plaintiff failed to prove that they were in theemploy of the board. Judge C: ruled that the board, either as 4 corporati as officers of the United States government, », Captain : Devats thinks that the Assembly will, not Mul, fe convinced him that he can afford to risk the | were not liable for the acts of their agent: | IRE Spiller ot pr: Su NS SE ee public money in their hands. A careful exam- | when those agents exceeded their instructions, | 1 Mil ulti eae ea ‘eeskaiacians Dattation, 175, | imation of their report will show that the money | and that this act, being in the nature of a tres: | $V77,3%h¥ p ashing? Governor's | CXPended by them hitherto has in the main | pase, the parties (Tyler and Smith) should be the | 2 Thiers Fresdent's 3 Zouaves battal. | PEE more’ economically and wisely ex- | parties sued, He listructed the jury to fel f Curious AnpUCTION ASE. — Notice was led than a ——— Butler Zouaves, 85 odd. bere tatoo ‘The Malieene ban eee Denny A. aca | THO charges that the certificates of asscss- atom Maryland National Gaeht Guierthe | Ments were void; that the organie act had been i a violated; that the property-holders had been ruined, that the work was of inferior character, were each discussed and proven without. foun: _— dation. Gen. Chipman then reviewed the his- it hae Alrowly | tory of the District since the establishment of tn the same | {Renew government: showed the factions oppo- Itinore wit | “tion it had met with from the enemies of pro- Tint shonlet | RFESS, andl speaks of the overwhelming manuer ‘ill no doubt | ‘Mwhich the District authorities have been sus- poco de tained at the polls. He refers to the vindica- nS oeete neneetiee tion of the board of public works by Congress the defendant, and such verdict wasaccordlingly taken some days ago of the arrest of two women rendered. on complaint of their sister, a resident of Prince George's county, who allegel that they had abducted her daughter, a young girl. Tle girl was not found by the officers, but the two women, named Dora Armstrong and Ellen Moran, were locked up in jail and have re- mained there ever since. Ellen Moran was committed under the name of Mrs. Smithwick. ‘The case is to be heard before Judge Gilmor to- day, when the alleged abdueted girl will come forward to testify. She is living in a highly respectable family and really seems to be better off than with either her mother or aunts. Sheis a medest and rather pretty girl, and supposes that she is nineteen years of nt in his or any other ited States. o TRE ANNIVERSARY TING of the Fow dry Sunday school missionary society took pla yesterday ‘afternoon at the Foundry Church.” After a few appropriate remarks by the president. the first piece on the program a quartette, ‘Seek Ye the Lord,” by Mrs. Win- ter, Miss Burris, Mr. Wilson, and Dr. Peck, was sung, which was followed in (uick succession by reeitatioi y Lola Clokey, Harry Stock, and ey; an address by Rev. R. L. Da- shiel, missionar: Prince of my command of Pity men, te a tory display at Grant. on th c been sunounced that the Fifth re retary, and a solo, ‘The by_ Mrs. Allie Winter. After which the peculiarly Methodist reature of "3 com r ‘age, but the mother, last winter, and of the sweeping viet the | the entertainment was entered upon, collection, | Who should know, is positive that she is only Gidieciied 008 ouakate® sub-committees | {rients of improvement at the last election. In | which netted for the school $725.87, and for the | thirteen. The girl, whose proper name is Mag- 7m re ee* | concluding he says : q ing - Saban tas Gacionies Oe ens MOB VIOLENCE INVOKED BY THE ENEMIES OF sous ed Meare fer vstters, isl so take Chee? | 4+ went be impenthie for mo 04 Convey (0:the Siete Balhae ina canington. The association | stouse am adequate klea of the vicissitudes that WHERE THE MILITARY WILL ne qvarrmen. | [ave attended the District government Se ‘The State Fencibles of Phildelphia will sto} meaubarn 0€ toe bead acc comm Lenn Aor at the Carrolton; the Washington Greysof Phil- | (embers of the board have tase the oe i Connecticut regiment | beech almost at At O08 Sine the Cope at the national armory: Boston Lancereut the | sition paper of thiscity, affecting great influence National hotel; Sumner corps, of Syracuse, at See nee dace ee en oe peo- at Grand Army hall; West Point Cadets at the | Ble w take the law in their hands and dethrone Pobiit Howe US: Dight Battery Ad gune | What it termed this boanl of pabite plunderers: and v0 horses) at the arsenal; batteries C, Hand | St teas one memtor of aie eae et ad artillery ami Sth artillery, on steamer | Sich crime as would warrant ool in bone Lady of the Lake; company A, national guard | jo sight to the mearest nose-pack eng #1 St. Louis, Pullman cars; two @ompanies from po is cies Wathingioe Neue thee poser fn 12tF, Speaker. i all the ape of darkmoes hat Papi cae ng + ‘ttt | devoted their sole time 1c wi obstrnct- Gegaine ok he ype eee the District | ing the success of this new District government ee ee Oe eS since its organization, they could not have mule # more diabolical resistance than has been inade y the combination—I may say conspiracy—that was formed to break it doWn. Every instru- mentality, noble and ignoble; every name, good and bad, every person, with or without charac- ter. who could be misled, cajoled, or houglit. to expose us, has been brought into service. ut amid all ¢his clamor and abuse THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT HAS ‘MOVED STEADILY ALONG, church about $600, making a total for the year ot nearly $1,400. "The second part of the pro- gramme consisted of a solo by Mrs. Winter,and recitations by Miss Mary Manger, Addie’ Ro- berts, Mise Kate Snyder, Miss Mamte Chand- ler, and Miss Jennie Hirst, which was closed by the chorus, ‘+Praise the Lord.” The singing of the school was entered into with spirit, and re- tlects credit on their leader, Mr. Frank Wilson. ge gie Black, was born in Ireland, The mother came first to this country, and is now in Freder- ick, of Prince George’s county. Maggie says that her father -is still hving in Ireland. Altogether the case presents rather curious features.—Rall, Americon, 10th. A Snort Roap To THE GALLows.—The New York Journal of Commerce demands a speedy trial for every murderer that 1s now in the Tombs. It says:” These men gave notime, no warning to their victims, when they shot them down; and no more than justice ‘would have been done upon the assassins had they been tried, convicted, and hanged within twen- Pape hours thereafter. Time is the one favor that all murderers ask; time to prove they are insane; time for witness to die; time for healthy public feeling to subside. But if time is valua- ble tothem in escaping justice, it is far re Precious to the peaceful and orterly men who ive in constant danger trom knife and slung- shot, so long as these butchers remain unha: Altogether too much time has been given to King, Scannell, and the rest of the m in the Tombs. ‘Under a better state of things— with such a court as we desire to see established in this city for the exclusive and speedy trial of felons—about twenty men, now in arrears of the hanging that they deserve, would be on a short road to the gallows. MISSIONARY AND TEMPERANCE MEETINGS YeEsteRpay.—The subject. of toreign misxi was considered by several of the largest congre- gations of the city yesterday. At the E-street Baptist Church the anniversary meeting of the missionary society was held and addresses were tdetivered by several prominent gentlemen. The i ) Church was civen ay School Missionary Society held iis meet- ing in the afternoon, and at night Rev. Thos. Kt. Slicer, of Baltimore, preached upon the same subject. The usual serviees oceupied the oth: churches, St. Paul's (Lutheran) holding a t: perance meeting at night, a meeting of the Congressional Temperance Society being helt at Lincotn Hall, and of the Dashaways at Temperance Hall. Deatuor aw -ksowy RerortTer.—Mr. Ww. 5. Keelan, well-known in Washington as a reporter of the local press, died om Saturday evening last.at the ageof 3% years. The de- evased was born in Scotland, of Irish parents, and spent his rounge days in Galway, Ireland, where his mother at present resides. He came to the United States some fifteen or twenty i ars ago. and for ome time ~_— do ae fe was private secretary to John B. Flo; and, wit ce; { the 2 x while. the latter was Sceretary of War, and'in | tut, with the exception of the famuciat embar- i6T became connected with the local corps of | hardly bé estimated, aud infinite vexation, the Deily Chronicle, of this city. The deceased | trouble and delay upon the menibers of the gov- was a good writer. and a modest, unassuming | ernment, ali efforts in opposition have fallen as entleman, and had many warm friends in | }, entlencan’ ie Washington. A meeting uf the members of the | hartuless as the geutleman’s speech, which 1 Ineal press was hel ——* Society Jowrnat, replete with Sparks of pre: Receptions, Hotel World, Kec. *Jast out. THe WASHINGTON aNd On10 RAILROAD. — We are pleased to learn that a satisfactory ar- rangement has been effected, by which it is hoped the Washington and Ohio railroad, at no distant day will, at least. reach the extensive coal fields of West Virginia. President Meken- zie, in consideration of an extension of time— three years in which the road is to be completed westward as (ar as Winchester—euters into au epllantion by which he forfeits all the benefits of the amended charter, the state stock included, in case of a failure upon the part of the present company to comply with the above named con- dition, “He also o pays the amount due the state, some $16,000. The complaint against Mr. Mc~ Kenzie is the result of no‘want of confilence in his energy or iutegrity, but simply in conse- quence of his failure to provide the means with- in the time originally stipulated for reaching the coal fieyls.— Richmond Whig. Is STOKES GoING TO BE INSANE, TOO?—It is denied in New York that Judge Boardman has fused @ new trial or refuised a stay of proceed ings iu Stokes’ case. Mr. ‘Tremaine inade an argnment Saturday on the bill of exceptions in the Stokes’ case before Judge Davis, of the su- preme court. He severely denounced as uncon- stitutional the new jury law. In an interview Saturday Stokes said he expected a stay of pro- ceedings and a new trial, and that he hed Jest received a letter from Thomas Connor, Fisk's private secret: ry, asking him to remember him (Connor) to Fisk when he saw him, and express- ing the belief that Fisk would forgive Stokes for his assassination. Stokes’ mind was wander! during the interview, and he acted as though his mental powers were failing. stag hts THE Morar Epvcation Soctety at their meeting on Saturday adopted aresolution that as ‘even @ proposal to try to interest children im the eause of temperance, and to circulate a pledge among them, provokes the protest of liquor dealers,” it «clearly indicates the duty of christian péoplo, lovers of good order and human welfare, to ‘use such influences as will prevent the child of to-day from becoming the patron of the dram shops.” The next lecture in the course will be given at 3p. m., February Vth, at the Congregational Church, corner G and 10th streets, on “the Immoralities of Fasi- ion.” t the Chromicle office last I trust that members of this House, when eveving, when resolutions of respect to the | they look about them and witness the transfor- meewor, of the deceased were adopted, and Wm. | mation.everywhere visible, from the old to the Machride, of the Chrowicie: Tompkins ©. | new, will remember some of the tribulations Stan: John B. McCar- | through which those gentlemen have passed to ale; and P. A. Jullien, | whom, of all others, our people and the uation= n. were appointed pail- | ire most indebted. will take place trom St. | gee THE LAST WAIL OF OPPOSITION. b.on 2d street east, this In conclusion, Mr. Speaker, | have only this ad the remains will be | to say: that the gentieman from New York, con- comete seiouisly or unconsciously im his speech, which 1 um about to dismiss, has, as | hope, uttered the last wall of that illiberal and senseless spirit which has brought onty mischief to our people. I have no doubt that the gentleman weighed well the result of his action, and come a rately to the, conclusion that, whatever effect tc his course might have upon the interests of the Wilson, superintendent of public schools, and ict of C inal ‘ J.T. Curlew, teacher at the Home. ‘The a pusteally be: woeld gain I think the gentleman has made a mistake. [ do not think he ean attord to rest hix reputation o upon such an effort in such a cause. ai “GOOD BYE, JOHN!” Seon Bed Begg ag La jh: | He is about to leave. The House of Represen- perintendent Wilse~: presented the prize for | tatives that krowshim mow will coon kuow him quelling to Mikon H. Hiskox. | Those chtitied to | “ize will be remembered at the nation’s capital 9 for improvement are Sallie | as having achieved the doubtful distinction of Kel and Gertie Gerbert for attention to | friend and counselor to the most uncanny lot of s lence in deportment: Mary S. | chronie grumblers, f and characterless Armstrong, Lucy A- Cole, Lizzie Keagan. Julia | people that ever hung spon the skirts of enter: Reed. Kate Chr. Brown, Charles | prise, or ivid in wait to retard the progress of & hman, F. ¢ . Hogh Bartlett, John | Pomes OF ls Wolfe. Arthur MeLain. and Willie MeLain; for y neatness, Eugene Seraten and Harry borough. Souprens’ axp Saitors Award of P The annual examiuation of the pupils of the S. and S. Home took place on Saturday in the wee of a large number of —_—e—_—__ SMALL Pox.—Since our last report small pox cases (one each) have been reported at the board of health office in the following localities: Fighting alley, between 3d and 41; and F and G streets southwest; Willow Tree alley south- west; 8th street, between D and E southwest poorhouse; 628 G street southeast; C street, tween 6th and 7th northwest. Deaths at the following places: F street, between 3d and 4 southwest; Tennessee avenue, betwecn B and C streets northeast, and 407 M street, between 4); and 6th southwest. spectators, and the exercises were very interest. ing. The examination was conducted by Mr. J. € M papils were found to have made commend progress durin “a z the year and their singing, ac- y Mrs. Ferres on the piano, was a wre of the exercises. Axotnen New Bustness._Fiifor Sturs*A young man of unlimited impudence is in this city calling at houses soliciting orders to cons photographs. He exhibits exeelient spoci- mel A husband being absent when these pictures are delivered and his wite declining to accept them because of their worth- lessness ‘she becomes the object of shameful abuse, Will you show the fraud up and oblige Reaper. —<——<$______ A BANERUPTCY svIT has been tried in the United States district court, betore Judge Blatchford, in which the plaintifts sought to have the defendant declared a bankrupt. It appeared that the latter, in order to enable him fate sacet,” &e. When this grateiul nation shall erect a slab to his memory in that sanctified spot on the Ani —.—= as costia river, known as the Congressional bui Firrrex covorp stcpests of Hampton. | gyemae pores ed ‘e2,500 frome his ston, pete Sex, Socrety Jou L—just oat—1) cents « | ing ground, I pray that the remains of his ¢ Va. normal and agricultural institute, assisted | hera mor for the amount upon the fixtures, copy. tidante and admirer, John H. Crane, may be de- | YY students of Howard university, of this city, | Se. while he transacted the tone te his own * posited under the stone, and that on the slab | Mfopose to give three concerts in Lincoln hall— | Names ‘This, the plaintifs claimen: war iohee Visir oF THE Wasnixeton Scunerzex to | there be inseribed: : the maaperat heen ole aes ee the law an act of bankruptcy. The defense was ori se a ¢ S im if le. s 'y d il * pre im quest was un eauinnes sin coker een a associat on: Par nobile fratrum. who drew such an immense house at Linseld at wi tl» property in q jon under his control, it was, in fact, owned by his sister. ‘The court and jury so decided, and the case was missed. ¥. Herald. nge In life they were oue; ceremonies connected with the In death they may not be parted. suguration of President Grant. Yesterday —— e-—__ vorning a delegation of the Wasbingtapschuct- Festivities are now at their full height. tion, consisting of Messrs. Simon | They will be somewhat interrered sey ae x vice president; C. | early advent of Lent, but will be continued to a x Teast a i. ow secretary; FE. bo Lp se == — after —_ ga vel. scluctzen king; Geo. C. Walker, marshal, | ration cere: reat arrangements are and Mesers. Koch, © Knees, WH muth, N. | being perfected to make this one of the finest Mattern and C. Xander, of the board of diree- | «displays ever had in ‘Washington, and the ladies tous, visited the Baltimore schuetzen, and were | are busy in providing handsome ‘costumes. To ndsomely entertained at the schuetzen park, | accommodate the unusual demand Mr. Prigg, ‘© the Belairroad. The president of the Balti. | the well-known jeweler, has just received a lnere sehuetzen association superb assortment of fine French gilt the Washi visitors, whic! aigrettes and ornaments for the hair, sponded to by Mr. Wolf. ‘kets, hall last week. Many of the most quaint and touching of the old-time slave melodies will be sung. ——_e__. Dow’t Fatt to read ‘Fashion Notes” iv So- ciety Journal. Price 10 cents. eee ‘THE FIRST SESSION of the Sunday Schoo! Ii stitute will be held to-morrow afternoon, con- ducted by Rev. Alfred Taylor. An interesting vertisement, ——— DEATH OF A MISER.—We are toidof thedeath of an American named Roberis in London leav- ing a fortune of 900,000. When his father set him up in the second-hand clothing business, in which he made his money, he was advised by ver to let his expenses exceed 38, bed vin |. per week.’ rot last session is expected. See one of his struggles was an attempt if URT I ft THE COURT IN Gi L TERM. —This c+ on Saturday adjourned foasturday nasi phonso Youngs; thirty ‘ith assanlt aud oD Sects eee diamonds set in gold, Joc! deiner a ran weekly expenses are still iste hour in the nimg, when they were con- | Whitby jets, pa} Peeve yoni py Johnson, a yagrant, a seat We, The wotkbunee, Tux G. MING UP.—In Peoria, uected to the depot, and for thy sets are beautifully carved ‘and elaboratel: 7 1, d0.,do. Cornel ") homes well pleased with their reception." | Seconttea ona the ge fashion can | Mth larceny of § bucket and fifteen eieal bu _o from days Work ox Tre Manxet Hovses.—The ol K | be it ever so fastidious. Mr. Prigg makes a street (western) market bas been removed to Facnits of Sue and receives new acces- dortheast, by the contractor, Stn), Ge Neston Bu y the contractor, Mr. J. G. Naylor. reconstruc: fail. Rdward Jackeon, larceny of oe Cg ag eg a pict ; piece of carpet nee where he bas ted it, and to-day will wite: 95. — y ‘Se. the bulkd 20 at Tur Case or Mat. SUPERINTENDENT with it! re iad . As r 2 feet wise. sala hair delivered | Kyarr—Some few da is ready for setting. © - all beth _ a L soars at on go m re] weel peg pa bushels of ovs- fers on inspection aml condemned 615 bushels, 5 bunches fish and condemned i cee ieee Read “Card Etiquette,” in Sogiety Journal. Just out. ie GEORGETOWN. River Sews— bar is not entirely free GROCERS. orice, butthe ‘jamnalle apen ruliciently for he pr by Snetece, amos “Wide Awake” fetle Ranaway “and her | ° sicoram Third and Four-and-e hay? & passage ve = Ne rm ‘@ hal! Sreeere, ‘hich was aground near the Long bridge. was ont OM otgetown - hauled of and brought up. et art LSON N FULLER. Agen’ . Trontygd and for ale at the fotiowing tow Saturday evening. +She su: Do damage VER, THE ACCUMULATED : cacept a alight a ment of her radder, | A, work allready for detlverys pegrcting the tem, | 22% F 10 which is now being repaired. The steamer fall, owing ta tie rere ce work during the | 5 ohm Gibson of the same line cleared this morn- | Eeitied workmen in aulfciomtometny Of securing | 5 fug for New York with 1,100 barre's flour. The thankful for past favors. having at Present a | 2 fompany expect now to make their regular | full corps of first-class artisans, with every fariiity | } trips een this city and New York. The | to meet promptly all demands, I respectfully sulicitga i steamer G eH Stont, of the new express continuance of the same. ; line between lace and Philadelphia, on 2 her way here, aml the compauyhope to make we Sees 3 their nsual regular tri; PREMIUM STEAM DYEING anv scovr?|? Ds. Fine esterday: about 11 o'clock a. m., the ve BSTaslisHoes Tr, r e of R. H. Darne, on Brid; : Street, near market space, took fire from the | S807 49 Jefferson street. Georgetown, D.C sparks of a chimney. The Addison company | ———————————————————__——_—_—_————— extiguished the flantes. Damage about $150. EDUCATIONAL. _—_—_—_—_——_—_—_——— = 1 >HOOL ALEXANDRIA. | MEGAHVURIRICL OC? A ee avenue —' ‘third quarter commence Ja xvas oRTAN < oust fe tal vide aot ae find 3. iss. ‘ocld-em | Weare the sole agents for the Dietrtce of Cotembia road, the proposed connection between Wash- for Evans English manufactured SkW IN, MACHINE NEEDLES. Hove all kinds ¢ anon ington and Staunton, have been pressed for- VER STABLES. each, or 6 for 23 conte. ward with energy, and, but forthe severity or | —___LIVERY STABLES. _ —$—$—= the winter, would have now been finished. The route is favorable, and when completed it will form part of a new line from the Pacific to the Atlantic seaboard via the national eapital. pate News. Navigation ‘on the’ Putoma as been again opened, and sailing vessels were | “=e °F Borers. dee Ay = Fassing down the Fiver, to-day qihone tu he | ALMEVER? a8 itkiwo stapies, sistance of tugs. Tips of ec ts on the + r ‘Washington ferzy lime have been run regularly STYLISH CARRIAGES and COACHMEN. SUGARS, MOLASSES, ae since noon. A row boat has also been making | 2°22 1398 E street northwest. rantlated and Powdered Sugare,1%6 ite bei 2 on the Maryland ferry line. ABINGTON STABLES. reat bottom prices ILLED BY KERosENB.—Dr. Gibsgn is attend- c G STKEET, cleans Mok Wwe ; pee vee ger pean ce a2 oe ib ttssee by day oruight,end for - explosion of kerosene oil men ca. | = eee —— M phot a and doing all for their relief that is possible. | (*ONGRESS STABLES, ~ Felch * Feanayts % . We are sorry to state that the young intr who | Concerns SEARED Bitweesp axp wees Make ae Tenney © beet Patty and o yras so seriously burned died from the effects of Berges end Busgice her injuries this afternoon, about two o'clock. | #0vd Horses for eal Fisnine Newg—Mr. John Horseman left other grades « §. ire, and afresh stipply of | 10 ite LEAF LA ED VANT, Proprictor. hare this morning with his outfit and selne-haul- | WASH NATLOR® STABLES, 1396 & st. ee ers far Betmont, where he will make a. winter CARRIAGES of the tee constantly ber; Se cme pre ®. fishery. Messrs. Travers and Cogewill will leave | _ p,,om hand and for bire by eS a. CANDL ou Monday tor Decp Hole. Mr. Gibson, who | ene most humicrtable ent Cheers Bane HD Wax Candice! Wax Geulbe fishes at High Point, was in the city this morn- | “"B.Picular ‘attention to teandine Hetsen, tnd =! bunting up seine-haulers. Horses always for aale and exchange. decis-if 9 ibe. OTOMAC RIVER PILOT Boat.—Certain of the ——— | ewe Echos Sr Potomac river brane! have secured a Atmore's Celebrat: suitable boat in New York, and will have heron N J Pure A, Cider, per Renatation atte moot of te wtver oy tae ek | OPQ TEMG ARAL ANE CEN BR | ES Aerie 23% of March. PURCHASERS OF icky Syeeread,« * rang WE REGRET to record the death, yesterday, of — Lists of other dealers and = Mr. R. H. Gemeny, formerly am active business BOOTS AND SHOES man in this city, of which he was a native and ©. 8. Phere he leaves many relatives and trends to EVER OFFERED. jalo-tr 1213 Ten street N ALL THE riding horses in this neighborhood are CENT 0) being hired forthe ase of soctrrase atthe | TIFSEEN PER CENT OFF OM ALL SALES. PRICE List Presidential inanguration. ‘wo dellars are Tn order to close the busines of the old firm ef H paid for them for the one day. Burne & Oo. their immenee stock t# now efered @ TRE OLD POLICR HRADQUARTERS on Fairfax | ® deduction of "HARE & Son, W., between M and 5. new rooms in the , or mae house buiing, set apart Yor that se Fifteen Per Cent. on their Usual Prices. vice, be opened on Monday next.—Gazrtte, Sal reest_ and most complete assortment _of urdoy evening. : 24 LADI MAN'S. MISSES bors VoUrHS GROCERIES and CHILDREN'S WEAK to be found in the country. aT CITY ITEMS. Ponn's Extract—For twenty-five years the ALL SALES FROM pect DATE POSITIVELY eople’s remedy, for what? Se¢ Pond’s Extract ‘Those indebted to the firm are ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ces, Hart, . Kk. me 10:95 | que-icdtomsheimmedianetiwat Zooxp, war ben indispensable to m health W. N. DALTON, a comtort ns come far 3 and near to visit Dr. White te well-known | _£%3t__Surviving Partner, 903 Penn. aven SUGARSe Teacuary: Rac valled trou tee Raa cee eee (BEST NEW YORK BRANDS . a 7 Immense Reduction Prices. ’ and advice as to suitable shoce’ ca! in : “A” (clarifiod), B the. for 91 ——— Tue NATIONAL Savinos BANE, corner of —__— Fe ie New York avense 9 st cape ns 6 per ct. = T annum on deposits eac! lender month. een — ‘anking hours, 9to4. Saturdays, 9 to4 and 6 SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. to 8 2713, 14016 Wiiicox & Gias’s Swine Macurne. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Cha Intelligences Banging ee mmern as” In consequence of the lateness of the season, and ‘THEnMowETERs and Barometers are repairea | PrPAFine for alarge Spring stock, I offer for the and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street. | NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. Wovtpy’r Mrxp Hiwt.—Itis said that a woman in Exeter was twice warned in adream by her dead husband to remove her little all, which ier amounted to $350, from the savii yank in that DRESS SUI Ibe. for town, a short time before the d falcation of the ‘cane for cashier, to a reprehensible habit ac- | Th old at 93 | Quired in her Kusband-elitetime, she paid wo | Teeee Seite sold at 23 sae for — “ — he said, aud now mourns the | Those Suits sold at $20. cane for oss of her little #35 Tre ELevatep Rattway Scueme mw New BUSINESS SUITS. aeeees: vi The directory of the Gilbert Elevated o ump Railway Company, of New York, concluded a | Thoae Suite sold at contract an E) ba: company for ose Suits wold at the sale of the bonds of, the roadto thevalge of | Those Suits sold at Belli at Selling now at Selling now at ty ened cn mane for gh = tive miles from Chamber street and West Broad- _—_—_— W240, Central Park has been concluded with YOUTHS SUITS. the New England Iron Company of Boston, a1 ‘Those Snite nota at #20. Selling the second section to High Bridge is closing. | Those : . ‘The contractors bind themselves to complete | There Bure ed at $1 Selling mow at ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co., the work befure the close of this year. Those Suits ecld at Selli ES he ASU Jog y GROCERS, Tue East.—As the question of Rassian pro- gressin Central Asta is just. now. asstuning OVERCOATS. formidable proportions, it may interest our E.Youngs, $ MgSONIC TEMPLE, readers to know that from the recent census in | A BEDUCTION FROM 93 TO $10 ON ALL | WM. H. SEARS, Ninru ann F ts, Ind HEAVY OVERCOATS. appears that the people owning the direct authority of the queen of number 186,037 of native chiefs number 55; Great Britain 000, and those who obey the rule hject to her protectorate, i ie oe a ee itieglans ORD bakee SBbcrnize rules over 241,257,000 in India AsI am determined to reduce my Stock without 5 Suter SPACE, as the population of the world is | delay, purchasers will find it to their advantage to 0), not far short of one seventh i give me acall. caus ORRIA iz SE! 87 A tender and touching allusion was male 10 bases EXTRA. by aspeaker in the Kansas mse of Teprosenta- ~ yd GROCERIES. tives to arecently dece: member of the state ¥ leglalateree ieee te repair A. STRAUS, Wises, Bor BAPE YS! eat PENH ten “will not feel the cold where he has gone.”” Fab crabtaeeeicd FRUrts, fants Per pound; OONSERVE &7-A man detected in the actof ste: news- . to ROCERIES very panera from the doors of Subseribers, in New lowest prices, APLE GI ek ‘ork, has been held for trial in ail. That NSYLVAN! ENUE, “= Tks! 22, is ome slight recognition of the gravity of the Set Sarna Oe oD TEas! TEAS! | offence. _ 8a There was one «livorce granted to ev. BOE WHER LOxm AND LESm BERAEEA, soni ——— fourteen and a halt tm Rhode {sian GREED and BLACK Tee Wy ©] in 1871. A fractional marriage in“little Rhody” | jsi-te Three doors from Nthstrest. | inthis country, aud at Rs ES wT must be @ very small aflair, but perhaps itis | ————____ IO T have a fair aud palatable aST TEA st better than none. LAS a8 ETHs: Have spoken their own praise cents per pound. It is pure. ‘A few days since, in the Rue de Charonne, {for upward of three-quarters AL is, a four-year-old boy left in charge of a om e SEEDS of a 5 little sister, eighteen mouths old, set fire to her |g: Yet fwlleupply of the aber’ constantly on hand | eee clothes ‘for fun,” danced with’ delight at her 14 Peet . VST Ni AN sc"wiit x. | INSURANCE COMPANIES. _ screams aul struggles, drowning her yells with | Landreth’ Rural Register and Almayhe lis laugliter.” Wien’ discovered sho was'a | mulndtoa eieapme str om Atmamac will be NSURE YOUR LIFE charred mass of inanimate flesh. I that OB FAMILY USE. , PEConatIED F ere mive rie tee * esauneqant DINNEB SETS, — ion New and tweautiful patterns, recent importation, pet 3 ao —_— just opened at i i RE YOU INSURED? J. W. BOTELER & BRO.8 ALWAYS FRESH ATTRACTIONS! HAtzOne Office in the balding of the Natfonal Bank of the Republic, No. LEICESTERSHIRE bay Dr. Jas. C. Hall. J; Dr, pis oo a oa [cDonald, F. F Ai ahah eae Thongh it would seem that the One Dollar Bus hese ix now a8 near pestootion as it possibly can b und that if 1 was to fil you T would Fel two dollars for one dollar, you would mea humbug. Still Tam bound to call your atten- TABLE SAUCE, Ciinuns muithi. teu to am invoice of THE VERY BEST SAUCE AND RELISH maps | [NSURANCE. Pesto Rieat ad nat a IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD. THE EQUITABLE DFR assumaxce ‘ - FOR he bnsinces of this pany heen all qpeeres Re chal- i tar one 7 om sim anh yh and you certainly will be F. NEY! GexeRaL Acext, yare FAMILY USK, ~ 603 xv 506 Sevextu Starr. HEVYER & BISHOP, eh Ne BALF PINTS... “30 CEnss. fusurance Agen been enabled. through the failure of a No $06 SEVENTH STREET, —— lay before you a very FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. Wasninortos, D.C. LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, \Or- ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY, ganized gg ry Sa Com: Cash Assets. Gor en @13.234.425 From 2 cents upto $2, which, in point of finish, Odd Coats. CONNECTICUT Fi awed REY, frust one Gulla’ Gpewil not teeta aaa noes Casn Assrte ~ n is war- + = ti Pali ety les OF leer Beneomer bey Sonalet of about We have in stock an accumulation of fine ALL- | NATIONAL FIRE Igy WOOL COATS, that formerly sold at prices ranging | Casm Assets. Bt is) Fins. from §12to $16, which we have determined to close | TRADELS Crosses, Chars, Necklaces, Ri out at QS cach. Bracelets, Habicyand Jet Guodss'Seske one ase ae en Janet Seay 86....... FINE ALL-WOOL OOATS.......§6 three ir a = - oo One case Half Hose, of the q 80 fa- . Be Tn et Dt ad 86....... FINE ALL-WOOL COATS.....86 @6.......FINE ALL-WOOL COATS....86 As perepetere, 1 ha oiware endeavor to deserve 86........ FINE ALL-WOOL COATS.........96gy Bon Kind fororg? and you will always get yeur full | @6.__..VINE ALL-WOOL OOATS..96 ——— ° 86.......FINE ALL-WOOL COATS......§6 T - THE STRICT OF COLUMBIA. METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, ann eet ee okie AUG UST 86, 1870. 312 BEVENTH STREET, ; SEARS case BB nninersnaensenseeall ’ 000 feLs-te Rear avenue. aaah 's cm powenrcr orrua cLassxs, HABLE BROB., sania avenue. te DIRECTORS ’ COMBINATION SPECTACLES SO™@R FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS SAMUEL HH. HEMPLER, c OPTIcIAN, _ | senate _Nonsawese Gon. 712 ax Dire, 453 Penna. corner @£ street. Geanine Brasilien Febbts Greets Peet t Ss 22 aicai‘and Pas