Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1873, Page 8

_ EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. aa ‘ebruary 15, 1978, ‘LOCAL NEWS. Comdeused Lecals. {pr surcrintendent of streets has been direct. 4 to place a plank footway on the east side of Beth street, from H to I street t. Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, @id Fellows, were recipients last evening of a fraternal visit from the «Visiting Phalanx.” Mr. F. R. Dorsett, a well-known printer, died ev Thurstay mornii residence, townswomen, ever forward in works of charity, have gotten apa series of tab- jeavx in bebalf of the orphan boys of St.Joseph’s a-yiom, which they propose to exhibit at Odd Fellows’ hall, on the nights of Menday and Tuesday, the lith and Isth instants, to which praiseworthy undertaking we solicit the atten- tiem and support of our readers. Li Notes. A committee consisting of Captain Rodgers aud Major Tobias, of the City Troop, of Phila- ra pain, saived here yestond ay and waited upon tary committée, to perfect arrangements for quarter= for the Troop. The Monumental Greys, company A, Ist bat- talion, Ist regiment N. G. ef Maryland, have addressed a communication to the committee jatimating thelr intention of being present. Major W. W. Wirt, commanding the Governor's Mounted Guard, has tendered the use of his to the Greys tor the storing of their equipments, Ke. At a mecting of the Maryland Republican Association heki last night, it was decided to Join in the civic procession. ' A communication Was received from Jobn K. King. ot the Balti- more National Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club, in response to an invitat f the assweiation, stating that all their arrangements had been made for participating in the inaugural cere- Bovis. Information has been received that the fol- towing colored organizations will be present at the inanguration :—Attick Guarda, ef Kich- mond, Virginia, with 40 moskets. | Richsond Zouaves, of Richmoné, Virginia, with @@ mus- Bets, and a drum corps ot 10.” These two organs izations will be the guests of the Stanton. Guards, nd 4 qmartered at inion League —_ mpany F, 13th regiment National Guards Semusyivania, with 40 muvkets and @ drum Serie. _ These will be the guests of the Mutler wes, and will also be quartered at Unien hall. They will be received at by ‘Stanton Gaards and B: by them be escorted to their quarters. Jud zing from the letters received by the mili- tary sub-committeesn inauguration ceremonies, there will probably be some six or seven thou- sand militia here fromdistant states to take part im the procession. Among are some old Soldiers who have served their country on the field, apt many of them under President Grant or the «onmander-in-chief of the army. Would it not be appropriate to have a grand review of the military during their visit here, say on the White lot or Monument grounds? ‘It would no doubt be acceptable to the President and Gen. | Sherman, as well as hij gratifying to the | oid commanders. tess draw many visitors to this city who would not otherwise come, aud be an attractive feature in the pro- gramme, without mueh trouble or cost. | LAND RATT ROADS.— R. T. Merrick has, as counsel for Mr. John F. Covie, entered suit’ against the Washington City and Point Lookout and Southern Maryland railroad company for an injunction and account. The bill states thet both these roads had char: ters for lines of road to Point Lookout, and that enly one railroad was demanded and ‘required, the companies became rivals or opponents, and greatly hindercs and annoved each other. ‘That in August, Duncan S. Walker, secretary and treasurer, and Samuel T. Suit, president of the Washington City and Point Lookout rail- read com any solicited the complainant to enter into negotia' ith the Southern Maryland railroad company for the purpose ef an amicable settlement ot -lifficulties and ditferencesexistin: between them, and the Point Lookout railroa: Walker and Suit, agreed to compensate him. That in pursuance of such agreement be entered into negotiations Maryland road, S. S. S: H. G. Fant treasurer, at a consid erable expense of labor, time and mone he continned sais negotiations until they final! im January, 1573, resulted in amicable settle- ment of all difficulties. And he charges that such settlement was entirely due to the com- plainant’s influence, efforts and services. That the re<alt of the negotiation was an arrangement providing. among other things, that the erm Maryland road PL. 0 x aryland bonds, and the Southern Marytand company are abont to transfer said amount. He asks an injunction to prevent said transfer. and that the ease be referred to the auditor to take testimony as to the value of his Services. and to state an account between him and the W.C. and P, L. road, and a «decree be passed that they pay over to him such sum as may be found to be justly due him. >——_ How to Coxstrret THE NATIONAL FLAG. An officer of the navy sends us the following rule for the construction of a national flag, may be found useful tn times of national jabilation:3 course the size of the flag de- ‘pends on the width of the stripes. The width ef the flag should be equal to 15 stripes, (one for each state of the Union at the time of the revo- Se ely wed and white, the upper lower stripes being red. The length of the ag should equal 2)" stripes. The union (or bine square at the upper head corner nearest the flagstaff.) should be, in length, two-fifths of Washingtou City and 4" company, ‘tvongh the length of the flag, or equal to 9 stripes, and idth equal to 7 stripes, whieh will give a diately below the union. The one for each stare exist i —arranged in si eTpendicular rows of 6 each, with one star fol- ing the center of the last row. pera rhe Tue Tenrirorrar 8: ‘T10N eld their first ann he , Loan Assoc ting last mi, ues; gain, 71eents: net mber of shares, in series were opened, and two hundred adi shares were taken.’ The following were el efficers for the ensuing year: Pres b. Tullock: vice president, Dr. F treasurer, Jolin C. Task fourth series, a. Total ne lent, Thos. . Howard; secretary, E. McB. ’. Howard, T. P. E. Walker, W Td, George W. Cisse alloch, J. M. Vale ee a t 3.—An aed jour sessiow of the Grand Lodge K-ot P.of the riet of Columbia was held last evening, amd Harry Kronheimer was elect- ed representative to the supreme lodge for two years. The following Grand Lodge omlcers i G. 4. L. Poxwell, grand chan: Strobel, vice graud grand scribe; W. H. Hines, grand cl Mockabee, grand guid i inuer steward: Benjamin a austin, grand onier steward. rand Chancel- lor Foxweil appointed the following committees for the year:—C Hi. Dibble, F. W. Langley. aud P , ppeals, A. J. Gun- | wl , James Merrow, James M. Gax wer, Th dl Ax Arprictrp Fasny brought to the notice of some of the aap es of the board of health that a family on E street, between 12th and 13th southeast, were saffering for most of the necessaries of life, besides hav- ing among them two cases of smail pox, and an application in their behalf was made to the re- Het commission. It is stated that an answer ‘was returned that under the rules they could do nothing for them, as they had been twice aided this month. The employes of the beard of health knowing that the case was an urgent one collected some mouey, and sending ene of the small pox corps to the place ascertained the wantsof the family, im ashort time sup. plied them with groceries, &c. a ot i Gov. Bowie's Kace Horse Sit acaixat « ue B. & ©. K. K.—This morning, in the Cir- cuit Court. Juige Carter, of Bowie . the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company— oo Bacon—took charge of loading in his own hands, and that he complained that Messrs. Bowie and Hall had not furnished the meaus to load the mare, ther knowing that she was a fractious animal. The ease was adjourned to Monday. ——_- Tar Haxrrex Stvpenrs, now out on a singing tour, were received by the Presi- dent this morning in the east room of the White » when sang a variet House, y sang The Pee. ehiefty old plantation me! that he had the si: Mist he regarded the ‘education of the calarel sacea duty, and his hearty wishes that the company suceced. ESq., Of Minnesota, has been absne es im the Supreme Court of the United States. Mr. Searle was for several xyearsa resident of this eity, and graduated m ALASKA DIAMONDS, earrings set in tautifel styles, received at Prigg’s Jeweiry bag Pennsylvania avenue, near 455 the Columbian college in the class of 1868. French gilt and jetsand Fo emt NA street. homas B. | » J.T. Coldwell, C. H. tos. | On Thursday it was | ‘The Water Fewer of the Petemac, HOW THE GREAT PALLS BANUPACTURING COM- PANY PROPOSE To it wae stated in Tur Stax mat of ge ‘of wealth, in arora had examined the power at the Great of the Potomac, pany of Virginia are tow the owners of 900 acres ° We ineaenoced if ver. o ge taken, tt a new joint company formed, or that the stock be increased to THE CHARTERS OP THE COMPANY provide that, for city and other purposes, the it to dequire, own, and comrrol 2,000 acres moreou the Maryland side. omac, adjoining their t the charters pyre fer dove water-pow er for manufacturing pi founding’ and ‘building acty, and bridging the Potomac. There is a canal ogy om Sed the company) over one miie in length, any out of, and along the line ef the river, throug! the lands of the company. .and emptying back into the river below the Great Falls, which was dug out and built up years by od and, with re- palts, might prove valuable fer milling. pes. about 200 acres of — After appropriati: = oop the ne athe river, are best om poses, Propose out remaining 700 acres with such ‘other as may be found necessary, and proceed + TO BUILD A City. The bo Pogo alone will furnish — 125 uares each, about 600 Dhilding Jats (making ped for waste ground) which, at $100 at, $600. Tu regard to buildt the canal at wovweing Komp there is no lack of choice wood and ‘various kinds. Gold has been discovered but, aa yet, Marylaud, abound in mica, silica, “terra cotta,” concrete, soap-stone, potter's elay, and divers elemeuts of ware and and ether productions to private and public ro mpeg ‘he pamphlet states that reason why this great weter-power hasso long remained unde- ¥ ‘eloped nm mainly owing to the adverse influences of slavery. Years prior to the development ef the Fans of the lerrimac river, from which the of Lowell, the that enterprise offered £300,000 for the Great Falls hoor cope of the Potomac, but the ets refused to sell at any price.” ——» 42 Beard of Health. THE SMALL POX REPORT—THE POL THE SMALL POX—A PHYSIOL“ TION. A meeting of the board of health was held last night, and Dr. Verdi. the health officer, submitted the report of sm: x cases for the month of January as follows: New cases report- ed, %5; white 81, colored 191, males 192, females 113, never vaccinated 159, vaccinated previous to the past five years M, do. within do. 22, re- moved to hospital 70. One hundred deaths oc- curred, classified as follows: Males 65, females 35, white 26, colored 74, never vaccinated 72, within five years 5, previous to five years 23, under five years 21, from five to ten 16, from ten to twenty i6, twenty to thirty 18, thirty to f¢ 14, forty‘and upwards 15. Of the deaths vacci- nated within five years 5 per cent., vaccinated previous to the past five years 2% per cent., never vaccinated 72 per cent. During December there were 261 new cases and 101 deaths—an in- crease for January of fourteen new cases, aud a decrease of four deaths. MIXED BLOOD. Mr. Langston suggested that the classification as to color be a litt closer—say, white, black, and mixed blood or mulatto. There was a very interesting question attracting attention now as to whether those of mixed blood are not less liable to take disease than were the pure bloods, and if they are not longer lived. Dr. Verdi said that probably not one-tenth of the colored population were black (unmixed.) Mr. Marbury.—Not so large a proportion. There are some regular Africans here, how- ever. Dr. Cox.—Yes, some Congos. You are out as to the proportion. Mr. wgston said he a made the sug- , asthe information might be valuable after. far as he was concerned, he be- lieved the mixed-blood people were the best— like THOSE THEY USED TO MAKE IN VIRGINIA. Dr. Verdi also submitted the report of Dr. Stewart, showing for the week ending yesterday he had performed 107 vaceinations_72 white, 35 colored, 78 adults, 29 children, primary 4, re- yaccination 103. A HINT TO THE POLICE. Dr. Verdi called attention to the fact that the police had several times sent cases of small pox fo the board of health rooms, endangering the health of the community, when it was donvt- less known to them that there was no place tor them at the board rooms. He offered @ resolu- tion, which was adopted, that the president con- fer with the commissioners of police, with a view to provide a place for tem rest of such people as are found in the streets, or who have no residence, affected with the small pox, umtil they can be removed by the ambulance, and to prevent policemen from directing the same to the office of the board of health, this not being a place for the reception of small pox cases. VACCINATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN. Dr. Verdi called attention to the fact that a resolution in relation to the vaccination of pu- ils of the public schools had not been answered by the board of directors, and offered a resolu- tion that the committee on epidemics confer with the Governor with a view to secure a thorough vaccination of all the pupils of publie schools. This gave rise to a debate, in which the powers of the boards health and public schools were disc |, and a substitute offered by Mr. Langston was adopted, that all school officers, trustees and teachers thereof, are hereby ordered and forbidden to receive inte and allow to attend any school, public or private, within the District of Columbia, any pupil not vaccinated according to the rales aud regulations and orders of the board of health. djourned. a The Fire Department. ARRANGEMENTS FOR PARTICIPATING IN THE INAUGURATION PARADE. At a meeting of the tire commissioners last night the report or the chief engineer was sub- mitted, showing eleven fires for the month of last, the one at the National Theater Januar, t \ being the most destructive, the renortca jOa« In = $128,000, with an insurance of 62,000. ¢ opiiloh of the chief the loss had bees over: estimated. ng gpa goo the purchase of a new for No. 4 engine house. A eetition was wed from a nember of citizens of the western end of the town asking that a striking apparatus be placed on the west- ern Presbyterian Church on Hf street, between 1th and 20th streets. The reqzert was granted. A communication was rece’ved from Wm. | Diekson, —— ed the boy — bao wrocession, asking the loan of the old truc! Nova engine house for use of the Potomac Boat Clab in the lineof processivn on the ith of March next: granted. Mr. Smith, from the committee en supplies, an estimate of cost for refitting the on » reported in favor ot sypeenciating. $100 to pay music on Inat . After some de- bate the aes mwas lost; ‘Messrs. ‘ker, Bai- juestion and Baker Kemer im the negative, and jessrs. in the affirmative. aftcrwants changes kis sem te tas recommendation 10th streets. It is one of the finest instruments ever offered in this city. It was at a cost of $200, and has been in use but three months. the services of said Presi should be ‘without charge to the said if it should be received, then the © Court should . Browne now contends that the estate was not received through the services of Preston and Goldsborough at all, but that Goldsborongh abandoned the case, and that he (Browne) had to employ Robert J. Brent, esq.,since deceased, to at of the Lnstriet of Columbia :—Y¥. enti A. Williams, attorn Jane Anderson the « then m1 suance of sald Ce Se Reeers Cel. aside. Mr. Browne, by his attorney, W. 8. ‘Waters, contended that he had made # bargain with and Gaklabo: that tl we parties. Mossrs. claimed that it would orphans’ court to allow them three for all done. The and be just in the thousand dollars had administrator claimed that he had paid Preston and Go! @ groat deal of mouey al- ready—more than he should have done—and that, instead of owing them, Gokishorough owed THE CONTESTANTS. in interest that struggled for mof the estate of adeceased lad: Preston and Goldsho- rough were the attorgeys for the relatives, and the administrator, who was one of the relat finally compromised with the College of Georg. town, and paid $15,000 to get possession of ihe estate. The real the WHAT THE DECEASED LEFT. The property that belonged to the deceased at the time of her death, and was all claimed by the Society of Jesuits, was ten acres of land in Baltimore county, two hundred and sixty acces ot land in Queen Anne's county, one note or bond for $3,000, one tor $1,000, one for $2,000, one for $1,000, one for $1,000, one for $1,009, one for $530, one for $300, one likely negro man .Ja- cob, 39 years of age, one likely negro woman Henny, 39 years of age, Henny’s grandchild | Lucy, 4 years of age, one likely negro girl nam- ed Ann, 19 years of age, the infant child of Ann, 1 year old, oue negro boy Peter, 16 years of age. THE WILL AND ITS MAKER. The will hat of Miss Mary E. Browne, a maiden lady, and was executed in August, 115. Her brother, C. C. Browne, is now the admin- istrator. The will that she made left every dol- lar of her property to the Rev. Thomas Lill , Jesuit , WhO was almost @ stranger to her. Subsequently the hetrs of the Kev. ‘Thos. Lilly fe ly renounced all claim to an: if the pro , and he,om May 4, 1850, devi the whole of said property to Georgetouy colt lege, an institution to, the Sockety of Jesuits. Lilly died some. time betore, Miss Browne, whose will gave to him the title that he devised to his lege In 1869 the relations of — gang M vd epg bey proceed- break the will, so that roperty would be distributed among them, Property ‘WHAT THEY ALLEGED. They claimed to have proofthat Miss Browne, when the made the will, was under “great and in@uence of the pri that the ext will “was made ina house belonging to the priests, and witnessed by strangers brought from i pur; , and that the lan- e of the will mage by Miss Browne and that of Mar. Lilly being very similar, indicated that they both were directed by the ‘Society of Jes- w PROGRESS OF THE CASE. An effort was made inthe superior court to have the will set aside, but it was defeated. Exceptions were taken ‘and carried up to the court of als. While it was awaiting adju- . C. Browne became discouraged, and desired a compromise. OFFER TO GIVE UP ONE-HALF. Tn response toa proposition for compromise, the following letter was sent to Mr. Browne's attorneys: ** Measrs. Goldeborough and Preston: The Proposition of your client is not accepted. Im return I beg leave to submit on the part of G wn College that we will takeone-hait of the property, which may pass under the will of ite Mary E. Browne, with the proviso that C. Browne shall relinquish all claim to ad- istration. Very respectfully, EvGexe Coumie Finally, C. C. Browne paid $15,000 to Geo town College and got the control of the estate as administrator. THE PRESENT SQUARBLE. There was an argument between Preston and Goldsboroagh on one side and C. C. Browne on the other. There have been filed in the case four of these bargains, written by Preston and Goldsborough, and they all provide that the m and Goldsborough c. na Browne unless the said estate is received, fix the amount of the to the case at the = Court. All which is denied by Preston and Golasborough, whose vigilant att eys are John Stewart aud T. Wallis. The case occupied the whole of yesterday and is to be continued to-day. ——_-—_—_ Alleged Shyster Practice in the Police Court. AN ATTORNEY RULED TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE SHALL NOT BE DIS-BARRED. In the Police Court yesterday, Mr. ©. T. Closs, assistant U. 8. attdrney, filed the follow- ing paper, which was read by Mr. Dawson, the clerk to the court ; To the Hon. W. iward from it. lawful money of the following circumstances, affiant was requested by one Phillip An. on and one Jane Anderson, his mother. to obtain the services of an attorney for the «aid Plallip An- derse rac of larceny; that in pur- Tequest this affiant went te the office of A. B. Williams and inquired for him, and was informed that he would be in soon: 4 few minutes he went out, and E. A. Williams on the corner « inquired of him if he was Mi to him, “I have just and your brother — inf woul be in soon,” this time pointing to the’ office of A. B. on 4% street, ‘below © street, towards Pennay! sum of United States, under the pre ‘hat nia avenue. He replied: “What do you want?” I then said I had acase for him, and bad been refe him, and then explained the case. [then introduced him to Jane Anderson, the mother of defendant, sup tt B. Williams; and in my présence Anderson how much uoney she en took out her money and gave im nine one-dollar notes and one five-dollar note— in all $14; that said Phillip Anderson on said day War sentenced to mment in the county jail for the period of four months; that on the 1th day of Febi 1573, being the'day following the above , the said Edward A. Will eed to have the said. Phillip Ai three days. if this afant would give b sum of $10, at the same time saying that ne wan.ct it to give to'one Foley, the prosecuting witness; that this alfiant then gave him $5,and agreed to giv: the balance of Qmonnt as soon as said Phillip hat said Anderson bas pot romaine in said county jail, of four months’ imprison: Rttefore, prays that eaid EA. Williams be ruled before the honorable Jadge of the Police Conrt, to show cause why he should not be debarred from practicing as an attorney therein. (Signed) EaMUxb BROCKENBOROUGH. On the presentation of the petition the court issued an order that Edward A. Williams ap- pear before it on the 1ith instant “and show cause, if any, why he should not charred from ‘paactice as is prayed for by said peti- tioner.”” . A copy of the order was servéd © c. Wile liams by Mr. E. C. Eckloff, the deputy marshai of the court. Mr. Williams appeared in tiv an answer to er j ‘ , and moved that he may be furnished witha et OF the charges anda postponment ‘of fhe case for one week.” . that he fled the petition at the request of Brockenborough, a citizen o' this Distr ict, and that the witnesses were pres it im court to same. “irr. Williams that he had been taken and ft was impossible to respond tnesses, who could leased; been released «till serving out sald ventenc ment. ‘our petitioner, O. D. Barrett, counsel for Williams, also asked @ postponement until next Tuesday, stating that it would be unfair to re the testi —E ilpecaaeeg The court re ee: with instru: that a copy of the charges be furnished Mr. Williams. —e—— rEW (NCB, when returning from Poni ll i on Ta tp cee the werkl Se eiraave an tepwery ot George B. W: ie ' ! Fe i ‘2. 8 iF i met our Roose- Meco . we not? You're ‘His con- M* XeS05 splvania Aeemw (up Ss ised our to bk evidently does not 0 in receipt a fer eg @ So ny im Sees T18 acne ception THAUTES ROCYRACTRS, PARIS fs CONFECTIONS AER ROPES GERI BES DE BAL the transmitted to i be Roosevelt is capable | the Equity Court, where the proper order wil of an mean. Asaninsiance: Onthe ith 5 PEA LACES. ac "Ercan tion of Michael Duffey = Lu. ae Of Jane, 1610, he waoto in hie paper, the New | 005 Niteved trea the tent of Jame a Taner ik Proprictor amd Mamazer sod $e call and eopnmnine eee ts! =. yom eee only to in any ef our coapty constable, net whom @case is now pend. wal Architect and Busider sewhere 3 against ty te alles te city cars of a hot day to come out with several | anh which he deciiues fe par sect fastice THE OPENING PERFO! : NUE LARGEST sToo CEgare: lively bugs on his clothes. For this we | Joweth Tie "Rlant. Te court granted eave tole | wit be given on RPORMANCE T Goobs Th thie My, =eaP Ee should particularly recommend ty | a petition for the removal of the party, returnable SATURDAY, February 22, avs, Der Tay 2 gtock of useful fourth street line, especially when itis much | oSeturday nex ss ae eete: | Wentiotanain, a Lot BE BO frequented with German paseengers of the leet Goartof the Cait sien ates the cave of Cook MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON, qacNew YORK Bazaan * with German, and not familiar with Rational | O° Mills for appointmentas bos tone Will appear in BOUCICAELT'S version of TONG yy SUS S VENEERS 5 traits of physiognomy, he cam select the most | Chief Justice vaid the application Lis POU : WASHINGTON Hy io. EGENDARY kO- ‘RIP VAN. WINKLE, And entirely William there were some very worthy sition, and the question was whether they would ap- int So MANY as to make the office not worth bar ir. Mattingly offered the following rote, which was adopted by all cases of attachment big) apenend May exhil Trogatories in writi to the garnishee concerning the property of dehiak thoroughly Teulomic by the superior poignancy of the odor.” * z LENZBERG & Cé., Selling ont tive stock of ILLINERY AND F _" ‘ANCT GOODS, 707 m, Spare, _Jan®dm between Tih and — " * * * * “The Thirty-fourth street line, for instance, has bronght into existence a black bug, of un: prepossessing ce, of oval body, eight small legs, and apparent vitality— an an- for Mr. Themas Berry by Mr. imal that ‘is cetdently an outcropping of the Ger- | ant in his | en gor charge oe ‘by hy dan oe oflding or cted for MrT M WILDS Bescon igh Aegheoe at of servi of attach. . Entwisle, of this city. Thich te Much uscd By Tews exhibits e lvety | Mewes at any other time, ant the garpishes shal To Pend aon pA med . "ms Leovgest ond moe Coe ELSE MENT! kee seth A shanes |\@ answer, under oath, to such interrogatories | R™ Tthe day and occasion by Professor Louis Bes and moos Compote um ihe Coty, {ike asesepion, with possibly a sting in ftewail | "HPI" Sc auantnepi ctor evfoncsotndn, the | “HRCEA EE eeteey seats forthe ene three hese | Bey at Willian’ . ; ¢ garnishee shall neglect or refuse so to do, « fi a % The Third avenue road, on which the Irish are | conrt shall adyudge that ke has in poseccanepien. | iNgx wil take pace at the Opera Hoes, combonne lng Biegnas Walking Costumes and Morning Wrappe: superabundant, has a bellicose-looking creature of the de M rauary I, at 90 clock, iam ‘e. foam amoust oemicient £ pay Ay erty that exhibits itself in open defiance of danger; | the debt. damages and interest of the plainti and anon $3 -_ 1 DEtr Cloaks at Wittian’s. and which explores hair and whiskers in the | Coste: and execution shall, isane as in other cases of om ora ‘Guipure at Willan. most aggravating and independent manner. | that's copy of this rale be served with coe are- be ei lian’. It seems like a cross of the Jewish anit Teutonic | puticniee i a iy at ‘s. te een tae sion | TRECOUEt adjourned for one week Peanaptventa events.) | (Busse Berean Sve Olin. at Jewish, or Tentonic or Irish ‘reptil -” ICE COURT, Judze Sacil.—To-day. in the . a] - “4 could beat this stuff? InJune he penned th’s cate ot Fe Badaet, chee Bic BL pa per THE AEM PTE Ts PMP ANT Sricbrated 3B. ECan Wittian’s, the nultiage of the voters of the fourth disteng, | wite, rom whom he had been divorced. ie ae WM. CARLET eee TE RLETON Paris, at Willian Oe “se vopwy tagh Spee tig meh | Sire prmaaeccurt ot Sm tonecn the ae ates SERSY Se | Betessmriment Seng wage After this, need we be surprised at his out- The picasing Irish Actremt aed sok 0 rey of Pe rete at W iitinn pe GEORGETOWN. Rracaietecs etaere, | Bier ties sicn@ihanren ? t i C ————— wo » Clonks at W . lower of that contemptible buzzard of the long | Jxstaxrex Kixtep—dohn Wheaties, a | goSP\Riygiional Sone ated Dance Men. ‘and Cloak Fhe at W than neck ,Crane? a bricklayer, was instantly killed at Wheeling, ve Return of the inimitaMe Dutch Comelnas reels Braids at Willian’ beam excelent judge cf aprata (ae Homeveics | Sa 0, weunewiay last. by being atrack ya | RNB oF epigimittys, irae : ee ee of sp his crane ai noe] ma platform; his nee! ‘he. ed Irish Vocalist and Sieeveleas Velvet Waiste ‘Mian: «fame Fish of the North”), but when he deals | was broken. He leavesa wifeand twochikiren, | MR. FAY RooNE ye. Mit PAT WOOXEY Grope ds Onene hares ot Wines” been sig (see Roosevelt’s “Game Birds of the | it is said that his mother resides in thie city. popy zaxreedrerte 5 G7 M. WILLIAN having his own hones in Parie a M which was so long stra: in the ice near U “: 5 Price. Fishing” doubtless isa fisher of trout, but | Long bridge, had her repairs completed yester- | meine Gate A} Bees hen ed p Pantret- 1A, certainly has yet =. arn to bea fisher of | day, and cleared for New York this morning | Sallie Wesner: Fanvic May. Julin Bennett, Amie Pennsylvania ave., Washington, D_ © Piece wea Wintel udiles tote or wee 1,200 barrels <a, ras a Benveily: Rose Celeste, Miller, and Carrie No.7 CITE TREVISE, Pa: Person RAIN RADE.—The sc! mers Margaret eston., mpous deportment, to mind his own business to-d: 4 THE GREAT FONTAINBLEAU, FLUTING—The only place om the cy in the fourth district’ and not meddietn mattsrs Eade ee Aan, artived to-day from Alex- | ito parbeck Pemar Gone ee Jean where “i y Stas dome. he knows nothing about. Nuw YORKER. | Hartley MBps OF Wheat consigned to PING, PINKING and EMBROID- Buckley. J: De A , Pt a “A CITY ITEMS. Also, Mr. Geo.'S uit ene ion cl AT Teh street, Mrat.—Beef (porter honse,) Bewe. B PY Kk DARK. Oppatte Patent OM-+ (sirloins) 25¢.; do. (round), 20 HEAVY OVERCOATS AND 8vITS at thy Matiness every and y. A fine — Fy igre) es Teduced prices. A. fine assortment of Spring | Billiard Pariorattached to the Saloon fou” | PAPORTER oF HUMAN Bain : le let . Ane eae assimeres for worl Romaw & Cox, 507 7th street. Place sbeteron Tne Forty Dottar ready-made Black Dress Suit, of my own manufacture, ix warranted to do., sliced, 26@28e.; shoulde sliced, 125¢c middling, We ~ench; lard , 1oget2's: 1s ok. ae. BM; perch, sie. B bunch; | Susi vault of i mie De kalmon thous iets. Pykeetake | Cal any suit of its price in the country in pom herring. (d via goat mmo pn j joy lie saat Gee G enna. chestes ‘ Meents; halibat, 2D ccnty fb. Pike’, # conte @ No. 410 Seventh street. OT ADEs Behatlartes) Sige asemch eB elt si@zse | AN Anticre or Pkce Menit—*Brown's 4 - | fethoterateien are — —— Th; winter shad, 15@26c. @ bunch; Hounders, Ie Bronchial Trockes” are the most lar article FememberNameand Number. jel-1y' tin. Ae am & bewutiful gloss 40 the fauric, hb. 3 A in this Country or Europe for Throat Diseases | Q[OTICE—That E.8 JUSTH, 619 Darect, is sale by all Grocers. Dlackheeds. $18 dr ted head B12 none meee cost | fom mae ECOND-HAND CLOTHING Janie-ty Baltimore, Maryiana, Wild tarkese Be ween ad Feent, 81@ 81-25 ach: | Pown’s ExtwacT—Fer twenty-five years the | at lesethan half the cost of ready-made new ones. Swear: aoe BiSs glee pe ee People’s remedy, for what?” See Pond’s Extract | SILK DRESSES epecinlty. fels-iy & JUST OPENING am Soe. BM for saddle ; . 2,10:25 | ()LD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS. COPPER, Erc., soontaawe woes nae Swe. Otten rah ae | Boman. meesibae ‘hdispensable to health | Howehens fst, Bricee for 8, New woe or et Asie ge os peck; ¢: iiead;" puinpkins, 1o@2ie. | and comtort thousands of persons come tree fee Fomptly attended to by AUGENS! “hoe | 2473, FLOWERS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, 4 ch. and near to visit Dr. White, the well-known ania os an-1y* ) 0G. pei ck; do.. s, OF ALL COLO! eine.” Pe Niutes: | Ehiropodiet, No, ass 13t =, street Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails., &c., ECTURES. At Low Prices, at Print, 6ne. Bh ghotee | and advice as to suitable shoes _ L UR. aceaenni eh gore aca an = NaTionaL, Savines Bang, corner of ~ LTRY —Chickens, af 1 lew York avenue and 15th street 6 per ct. Si25 ® pair; Turks ieee pet annum on deposits for each calbeter teenth: PRICES AT THE WHOLESALE MARKET. Se nnine hours, 5006. me ones jisiana ave., bet. th and ith sts. _—_ fon of Polygamy ameng the Mormons; numerous 1 Wittcox & Ginp’s Sxwine MAcHNR. The | descriptions of Polyamouscourtships, Mormon ment NEW Books: a: gelebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas. | riage ceremony h among ghis wives: jeal- r '; Baum’s Kirt and corset factory, 1th street, | « ten tions of @too-mueh married usb = rece, onal ® | Tstelligencer Building. 10,28" | Stneme: vectet of Motmon inner tile eae, ee SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, ese 9 ——~¢—__ oe eats 78 cents. For | Corner ¥ Pamayteenta grown $5.40 36plocen, | ‘THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired oe ce. Fee Os caren ent Be — a 8 Bloden dined pity Siesta: | td made to order by Hempler, near 4 strect. i ion. By James De Bilis for turkey. 8 for ctlickens and $15 Gr gene. ————=EEz By George Macdonald. Cheap pout 220 tous uf hay any 5 prices as follow-:—Best quality, @1ON@s Beets SPECIAL NOTICES. And second quality §1.5¥@S1.90. “Siraw at $14, ——. LECTURE BY onprels corm, af, S270 ee @ barre ola in. Caution. 3 ‘resi rk in carcass, ¥ cwt. ow u y. 5. P. 3 x, a PE ETS ork in the carcans, 96. cwt. WW] LEA & PERRINS’ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE REV. J. P. NEWMAN, D.D., Buyers are cautioned t oid the numer Coun terfelts and Imitations offered for aalen ee Oe JOHN DUNCAN wiy octls-2a1 “nts for the AT RYLAND CHAPEL, Corner lth and D streets southwest, FOR THE BENEFIT OF GORSUCH CHAPEL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1873, at7:30 p.m. Tickets, 50 Cents. 114-3." BALLS, &c. ‘[: 4 Finst Guanp BALL re HEBER TENT, No 19.1. 0. or RECHABIT: at Waar tHe 8S. F.T. P. 0. C. T. A. ar Done.—During the Bt week, Mr. Gatchel, resident of tne S. P. C. A., arrested Wm. jh ‘at Cannon and four others, on charges ng lame and starved horses. In cach case the animals were immediately turned out of harness. To-day Mri G. arrested John Shea on the vy of not allowing a calf to drink milk from its dam, thereby causing both cow and calf to suffer. Justice Keese fined Shea &5 and costs. Allen Hamilton was arrested on the On Marriage. Happy relief for Young Men from the ‘abuses in early life. Manhood restored Impediments to marriage removed. treatment. ‘ Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes WARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Prt, Philadelphia, Penn; ab snstitution having a le cond al cca nr gece FB a woes Howe NS $0 : erie Ra tat ic < charge of carring a calf along the street by the | foatouslnii:™ “oF NOMF#D! poo” | roRmEsr HAL ye guS I1CHARD B. MOHUN & 00. walk. Justice’ Keese fined the accused #3 and TUESDAY EVENING, Feb, 8, y committee will spare no effort to maic this the ball of the season. ‘Tickets. admitting earer tleman and ladies, §1; to be had of any member of the Tent. T1538 SOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Have just received the yp patrisn ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for ROTAL KALENDAR, for 1873. WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, for 2873. BRITISH ARMY LIST, for w73, costs. Jacob Solomon, owner of the calf, was presented for permitting the animal to be in the custody of such an inhuman person, but the case against him was dismissed. The fecling manifested against Mr. Gatchel by certain owners and dealers in cows has run very high. Notwithstanding threats, he has notified them that he would cause their whenever the law for the prevention of cruelty to animals was violated by them. Immense Reduction in Prices. ————_ SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS. mar22-ly Georgetown Advertisements. THE RIGHT REV. WM. a Tue FUNERAT. or the late Rev. Wm. McLain took place at 121 o’elock to-day from the 4 street Presbyterian church and was quite wel attended. The corpse was enclosed in a walnut coffin, on which was a profusion of flowers, and H-HARE,D. D. | ap ence of the lateness of the season, and was removed from the house by the followi Bishop of Niobrara. the first’ Bishop sent b: = . al hearers: Reginald Fenda, W H. Selden, UF, Protest at. Eniscngai Chureh to the ndiane, | preparing for alarge Spring stock, I offer for the » Cr by . Ce ’ wi re Tv 2A an - Amorioan’ Colonicabes eet Or Mesane Faroe sgractown TO MORBOW. NEXT THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS. DI t . a ‘vice a mm. And Charice Bradley, Among those present | SNS arti Mecibarinsd se the doce to alte pane H. Latrobe, of Baltimore, presi- dent of the Colonization Society; Drs.’ Peter Parker, H. Lindsley, Wm. Gunton, of the 4 e HE RUSH Is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED work all ready for delivery; the Voidable delay in the delivery ana- work during the of securing ‘HE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS; capi- "Tit caiten: fully illuatrased, 0 Cr - » very ty; Mr. Lovejoy and W. H. Campbell. " DRESS SUITS. - oerte, funeral services were conducted by Rev. Byron | Best fell, owing to © impoasibility et 20s “UCsPratr’s cuEMIsTR so part, Sunderland, who preached the sermon, payin ‘Troly thaghfel for past favors hertas at Those Suite sold at $30. 23 STOCKMAR S BON, merited tribute tothe memory of the dece: |. | full corps first-class artisans, with every facil! Those Suits sold at es 20 mtr B28 Hh atreet, corner of I street Keevs. T. B. McFalls, J. C. Smith and Sinson | teimcee Brose ands, 7 ‘Those Suits sold at §20 15 oTtcE Noble assisted in = service. The remains | contin the y" were taken to Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, wk waeaecnes BUSINESS SUITS. OPENING OF 4 NEW Gr, syoRE ——_»—_—_ 74 7 7 ‘- Fivet-clase at fair Warnexores Conpatancn 3H, Cucnen | PAM STERN BRING AED SCOUR lirres 2 91 | “ESSER Fee seca (colored) convenes at Asbury M. E. Chureh, “Sell corner of ith and K streets, February 2oth, | janl7 49 Jefferson street, Georgetown, D.C Belling now at $12 | | The public are invited Bishop Janes prosiing. This is the lar; colored conference in the connection, having five presiding elders’ districts, ig fy tere as follows:—Chesapeake, by Rey, B. Browne, sr.; Potomac, by Rev. James Peck; Lynchburg. by a H. Brisa; Staunton, by Mev. BG u ‘DO! tocall new ———l I OE———>——=E—EEEeae— YOUTHS SUITS. ae EDUCATIONAL. Forced Sate. vs lackson; Lex- Walker; Wheeling, by. Rev. T. NO RESERVE MPSS Ei EP ETGPERS BOBOOE, ZoR rouNa 4 eeling ev. T. . ¥ oI ington, by Rey. M-’Spriddie, and Ohio by Kev. Mtabiee to ILDBEM Last ‘New Yors D.P.Vones. There are 107 appointments, with OVERCOATS. oa third quarter will commence Jaxca Rt omg oe cae “4 and 17 Ae MUS? PUNTTSTERY SR CLONES OUT. A REDUCTION FROM 95 TO #10 ON ALL = preachers. They have 173 ch: hes, value at ——— Heavy OviwooaTs. CREPE CMe Monee REANBAEY $458,892, ‘and 45 parronages, valued st $13,100, OVERCOATS, Supported by. ‘voluniary “contribntions.Beespitat There are 216 Sunday schools, with 10,08) - ERCOATS. ayy Ry scholars, and 17,287 volumes in their libraries. hae ERCOATS, open, daily, (Sundays excepted) trom 1 to Sp. a. Tur LinneY-METzERoTT CaSE.—This morn- = As I am determined to reduce my Stock without | Sclaue Dr ri Cita Ths ’ ing, in the circuit court, the jury in the case of Linney (guardian) against Metzerott—action to recover ‘famages alleged to have been sustained by the boy Donohue being injured by a plano box talling on him—came into court and stating that mea that the fee agree were discharged. = ars that ‘disagreed upon law point and that they grt ing: fre ‘equally ‘divided tor a verdict for defendant and for int poseunaber adecai ty SMALL Pox.—Since our re} delay, purchasers will find it to their advantage to give me acall. ling aed te carts Stee ton wacin ot ooo jon not te carr; er any on of our stock, tit. which is now offered at fifty percent. less than former prices result from a determina. A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHIER, prices. Ps port yesterda: S7-ALL OTHER GOODS AT THE SAME of ANDREW J. JOYCE & 00. {athe following facaliticer Ur je werhgre shen ea tee aaah LE 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Te. —_— é west; 10th, B |ACKSON, Esouthwest (2 cases); and ‘ihe following i eae ABLE B . Brswans 1Oen ane Siew Srneste, i ‘W. H. Branson, No. 54 N street southeast; Mal- FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, ¢ an vina Miller, M street, between \ and Ist streets {Str Northwest corner 7th and D streets. jS-tr ‘Three doors from Ith street. ie between Sith and 25rnorthwest. "| Bom FAMILY USE. ‘PRE RaPipity QR EASE WiTE WHICH ‘ “<i x Clue Amone. relieved, if from . AS 5 Case AMONG THE PoLice ae 3 Count Puiconens —Elizabeth Wreen, colored, Binlone ad Mate, de af DEL WH in'etknab: re was taken to the Police Court this trom to to ii the Ist precinct station in the Black 8.5. Wimsatt. face all broke out with small-pox. Officer Mel- THE eo . @. ton arrested her on a charge of » and after she had been among mers in the cell was her condition ciesoveres. ‘She BALFORD was then loose again without : = ne LEICESTERSHIRE SPNCEE, S7They are looking for a clean-street candi- sreclaLTY. date for mayor in St- Louis. HARDWOODS 4 S@-Nashville, Tenn., is haunted by a fashion abis spectre wits a Grecian bend.” TABLE SAUCE, eaoary 7 Aldermanic dinners and hack-hire only cost pero gio arp oe A 7A Boston clergymen admitted y VEBY BEST SACCE AND RELISH MADE that Joseph got up a “corner” in corn. ee r a7 At Jacksonville, IIL, they snow-ball newl; 18 ANY PART OF THE WORLD. married couples, for want of better boar =r oom 7A Connecticut man to for breach of es than wed the who spells marry 5 3 y children of family FAMILY USE. in Steubenville were buried, their deaths hay- by whooping-cough. PINT... on-nu® CENTS, oa-A Mrs. Smith Choate, of South BALE PINTB....0. covesiessnenseeneesersenrnensD® OBES. Maine, is to have been literally to death during a severe thunder storm last |- #OR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. MUSE aa BAR wn, week. four girl “freshmen” at Mjddletown er-The Koop ep wih han ees COMBINATION SPECTACLES. SER that jury packii ith become as much a busi- jew E ne OPTICIAN, ts ary me as much a peoeaat ie bag yt 3 Q | ness as pork packing. : Ey eee | days are coming—just think of it. ers, artichokes, violets and hand-organs, will soon sing, shine, show, sharpen, svent and shriek that spring has come.